Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14
FOUND DEAD.
A Note ofthe City of Dallas Goes
to Protest on
ACCOUNT Of THE LATE ROW.
The Strike will Probably be AmicabIy Set
tled-The German misunderstanding
with One Hand on His Gun.
Barney Morrison.
Run OVER BY a TRAIN,


DALLAS, TEX, May 13-Martin O'Hene,
an empioye of the waterworks is dead,
Martin visited the city yesterday and be-
came hilarious. imbibIng freely of. prime
article OF Lamar street tanglefoot. Late in
the evening lie departed for his home. walk
Ing on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
His mangicd remgins were found this morn
ing. He had been run down and killed by
train. O'Hene was thirty-fve years of
age. He leaves 4 widow and one child.
THE CHICAGO PARTY.
The World ; far officials arrived in the
city At noon to-day. They were piloted to
the fair ground by Mayo" Connor and
other local celebrities and spent the after
noon IN viewing points of interest. Secre-
tary Dickinson and his associates speak in
the highest terms Of praise of their treat
ment at the hands Of the citizens OF Fort
Worth and vote the state exhibit convention
L grand success. They departed tor Chi
cago via st. Louis over the Texas and
Pacific and Iron Mountain railroads this
evening.
A NOTE OF THE CITY.
For $50. 900 was permitted to 90 to pro-
test to-day, all on account of the fractional
fight between the mayor and the city coun-
eli, taken in connection with the enjoiuing
OF the city by Judge Botke from paying
notes due for the purchase Of the North
park and machinery for the waterworks.
OF these notes at the instance of several
well known gentlemen, leaders of the regu-
lar Democracy. As I result the credit of
the city has been impaired TO certain eX-
tent. This has aroused the business men of
the city and secret meeting was held in
the parlors the Merchants and Bankers
bank to-day to take some action looking to
the withdrawal Of the injunction suits.
Collector Boyle come i'll for his share of
cenSure. To-day there are, in round mum
bers, S25J,0OO back taxes due the city, and
many OF the delinguentS are rated among
the wealthiest of our citizens. The council
is after him with 4 sharp stick and the in
will be forced to walk up to the
captains Office and shell out ="
ADvICES WERE RECEIVED
in this city to-day that Hugh c. Trout. who
figured in the courts of Tarrant county as
the breyet husband Of the wife of farmer
Malone of Wilmer, doesn't know when
he's got enough Yesterday Farmer Ma
lone discovered Trout prowling around his
residence and reached for shotgun. Mrs.
Malone interceded and during the scufiie
that enSuCd between husband and wife,
Trout pulled his freight" for tall timber.
Farmer Malone sleeps on his gun now.
P. Z. GOLDEN,
president of the State federation of labor,
has been delegated TO attend the crank con-
yention at Cincinnati May 19, by the third
party people of this city. Agitator Bill
Farmer. of the Lord knows where. was in
dorSed for delegate at large Eighty-three
people participated in the pow-wow.
FORTT-sEYES HARNESS SAKERs
ana saddlers of this city have resolved to
embark in business on the cooperative
plan and stock to the amount of $4,000 has
already been subscribed. They claim 10
have the backing of the Farmers Alliance
and announce that they will do away with
middlemCn' altogether.
Barney Morrison, whose exploits have
been aired in the columns of TIE GAZETTE,
was placed in the county jail as an insane
States marshal 1t is believed that Barney
is Shamming.
TIE GERMANS
Of this city and county will hold their Mai
fest May n and %. Senator Maetze OF Bell
vile will be unable to come, and Hugo
Moeller will speak in German and Col.
Stillwel h. Russell will crate in English.
An elaborate programme has been pre-
pared.
ONE LONE MAN
named r. r. Snaugh was at work on Elm
street for the cable company this morning.
y crowd of strikers gathered about him
and made existence for him d he'll on
earth" Finally rotten egg struck him
full IN the face and he abandoned the job
Thomas A. Tate was arrested charged with
using violence. He was released on bail
Contractor Kellar and John McColloch,
who conducts an obscure sheet called the
"Liberator,n engaged in . war of words.
Gore did not dye the pavement crimson
red. however. This afternoon the con-
tractors and laborers got together and de-
cided to arbitrate the whole matter. The
contractors will select three dtsinterested
parties, the laborers three and the six
shall elect seventh and the decision of the
big seven' to be binding on both sides.
An amicable settlement of pending troubles
it is believed will be reached by to morrow
evening.