Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-26

| knowledge of any of US. L found her at a
neighbours, and she would not go home.
| considered her almost a lunatic. She was
incompetent = take care of herself. My
| wife's youngest sister lives with me. She
seems to be very deficient mentally. She
cannot dress herself. My wife has to dress
| her.
ANNIE AUSTIN.
II live at 6S6 Main street. | know the de-
| PENDANT. His sister lives next door to me,
| and I've seen him over there with his child
rem. That was year ago. One morning
was over to her house fixing to clean up for
| her when she called me. / went in her
room and he was in there with his children
on his knees crying and swearing that he
was going to kill them. L took the children
| over to my house,
. The prosecution then introduced testi-
mony as rebuttal TO the Graz dodge,
after which the arguments began. The
court will probably hold night session
| in order to close the case and give it to
| the jury. The general impression is
| that Martin will be convicted.
| BISHOP BRENNAN.
| Thomas T. Brennan, the newly appointed
Catholic bishop Of the diocese of Texas, ar
| rived in Dallas last night
Bishop Brennan was born in Ireland, but
| received his public school education in the
| lumber region of Pennsylvania. He gradu-
| ated at Allegheny, n. Y, college; studied
| the classics in Rouen. France; studied the
ology at Innesburck, Germany, and won the
doctors cap in Rome ten years ago. Since
then he has built three churches in Forest,
Potter, and Elk counties, Pennsylvania,
where he has labored hard for ten years,
tramping day and night through unbroken
forests to his priestly duties, defying the
elements and wild beasts. He has travelled
through Spain, Germany, Russia, Africa,
and other countries, and represented the
Erie diocese at the pope's jubilee, and at
that time was made domestic prelate with
the title of monSignor
He will make the Church of the Sacred
Heart in this city the pro-cathedral and
will proceed at once to build new cathe-
dral and orphan asylum and establish anew
order of sisters and religious order for
men. He is the youngest prelate in the
United States and will have one of the
largest dioceses, covering $4,000 square
miles, with Catholic population of 1000.
PILFERING.
Robert Chandler, fifteen year-old negro,
and Frank Young, an eighteen-year-old
white boy, have been arrested for stealing
tools from the new Schollard building.
Chandler also had pistol on him and was
fined s25 for the offense.
AN EXPLOSION.
A lamp explosion at the boarding house,
1913 North Lamar street, at 3 o'clock this
morning caused the fire department to turn
out. No damage was DONE
EN- ROUTE TO THE PEN.
United States Marshal George A. Knight
starts for Detroit prison in the morning
with Henry Thomas, recently sentenced to
one years confinement for robbing the
postofice at Santo, Tex.
SMITH RESIGNED.
Chairman W. j. j. Smith of the Demo-
cratic executive committee has resigned his
position, owing to his acceptance of posi-
ton under the encouragement at Austin.
Col. Jut Gunter has been elected chair
man.
RECRUITING OFFICE
The war department has established re-
cruiting Office in Dallas in charge of Capt
o. L. Wieting, .. S. A.
SUIT AGAINST DALLAS.
It is understood that suit against the
city will be filed Monday, enjoining the
payment of certain notes and debts Gre
ated by the city in violation Of the
provisions of the state constitution on
the subject of debts of municipal cor
porations. This is hit at the North
Dallas park purchase.
BANK CLEARINGs-
Bank clearingS for the week ending
Saturday, April q 81, sa7, 5s4 os.
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