Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24
WARMING.
SUNDAY SUNS WILL CEASE TO
CIRCULATE IN DALLAS.
The Attorney for the Sun on the Scene of
Action-He Issues a Card-TOO Much
Red Liquor-News Notes.
THE WAR ON.

THE WAR ON.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, May 23.-The. following
notice has been printed in handful shape
and circulated here to-day:
WARNING.
To Circulators of the Kansas City Sunday Sun:
Warning is hereby given that any and all
persons who shall sell, circulate or other
wise distribute in Dallas county any of the
Kansas City Sunday Suns containing any
libelous matter. will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
[Signedl D. A. WILLIAMS,
County Attorney, Dallas County.
The Sun has created considerable talk
here for the past ten days and people are
awaiting results. The articles published in
last weeks issue. which attacked certain
young men. caused an injunction to be is
sued restraining the circulation of that
issue. The article in question is said to
have been written by man and sent out
from Kansas City and who sails under
various names. At his birth he was chris
tened William Johnson, but in Texas he is
known as Eugene johnson and John Dean.
johnson is the man hunted for one night a
short time ago by a crowd who intended to
hang him if found, but he was not found.
Yesterday morning II. L. Strohm, attorney
for the Sun, arrived in this city to fight the
papers injunction suit. Strohm. it ap-
pears. is high roller himself, judging from
his last nights outing and the amount of
tanglefoot taken on board and the condition
it left him in. Redeye and business never
did go well together, as Mr. Strohm may
learn, and Mr.. Strohm has given the fol-
lowing communication to the parties so eff
ectually written up in the last issue of the
Sun:
DALLAS. May GAS to inquiries relating
to my business here as attorney for the
Kansas City Sunday Sun do not hest tate
to remark that the Sunday Sun has con-
tanned an article seriously rejecting upon
the reputation of two business men of
Dallas. 1 gladly make the statement in
justice to the young men concerned, as the
Sun will not Intentionally do an injustice to
any person, and is glad to rectify any error
its correspondents may make.
H L. SrRoHN,
Attorney for Sun.
The injunction suit in question will come
up for hearing on next Monday.
ANICE MACHINE.
The Dallas dressed beef and packing COM
pany Will on next Wednesday nave their
thirty -five-ton ice machine in working shape.
After this machine is in order the company
will then enter the field as shippers of
dressed meats to any and all points. So
far they have been combining their sales to
Dallas, and could not fill the home demand.
OF late they have killed but few hogs,
owing to the fact that all porkers had to be
shipped from Kansas, and they claim there
was no profit in the business under this
state of affairs.
NOTES.
The bank clearings for the week amount
to S1,S17, 41S.l2
In the Federal court this morning Del
gado & Co. of New Orleans obtained iude-
ment against Bateman Bros. of Fort Worth
to the amount of $685. SO. Col. B. W.
Camp of Pantherville managed the case for
the New Orleans house.
Emil Metzler, q German Geek twenty-six