Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10
DALLAS BUDGET.
ENTHUSIASTIC CLARK MEN WHO
LIKE FORT WORTH'S WAY.
Praise for the Gazette-sevsral Criminal
Cases-Publius Wants Judge Henry
for Governor of Texas
CLARK ENTHUSIASTS
Special to the Gazette.

| Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS. TEX, March 9.-About two hun
! dred as enthusiastic Clark men as will ever
get together went over to Fort Worth from
Dallas to-day to hear the judge speak in
the opera house To man they all wore
the badge with Autograph picture of
Warwick upon it, and his famous slogan
Turn Texas Loose" Going and coming
they were all in high spirits, and to listen
to the conversation, the sallieS, and the
repartee, one would never think that there
was anything the matter with Texas" A
portion of them, those who went on the
early train went to the packery and to the
barbecue and they declare it one of the good
old time barbecues, where there was plenty
for everybody, and everybody enjoyed
themselves to the full. On the early train
over there was very heated discussion be-
tween prominent ''Hogg and commission"
man and "Clarl1 and railroad" man,
which was listened to with deep interest by
all the passengers in the coach. First the
Hogg man would be on top, and then the
Clark man, and vice versa. Finally the
Hogg man knocked his opponent out by the
statement that the commission had done
this much good anyway, that whereas the
shipper before the commission dare not be
at all independent in his action and deal
with and to the railroads, for fear they
would do him up since the commission
became law the shipper could be as inde-
pendent as he pleased and tell them he
wanted to ship by such route and at such
price, and if they did not want to accept
it they could go to hades!
MURFF's CASE.
The murder case in Judge fuckers court,
which required two full days to secure a
jury, was continued to-day till April IL, on
account of the absence of defendants wit
nesses.
CRIMINAL CHARGES.
Alien Mackey, a cousin of young Ed
Owens. was arrested to-day as an accessory
to the killing of Isaac Elan, on Saturday
last. The four Owens now arrested and
Mackey will, tits understood, have recourse
to a habeas corpus hearing to obtain bail
c. NJ. Snyder, who stands convicted for
stealing q watch, with a two years SEN
tence in the penitentiary, to-day gave notice
of withdrawal of appeal, and will go on
and serve his term.
DALLAS CLUB ELECTION.
The board of directors of the Dallas club
elected the following officers last night:
William Enders, president; L. S. Thorne,
vIce-president; A. II. Stewart, secretary
and treasurer; house committee, L. A.
Pires, chairman, 4. W. Stewart, ]. C. Mid
dleton; membership committee, president
and secretary ex-oficio, d. W. c. Harry, G.
f. Bolanz, j. D. Roberts; library commit
tee. j. p. Murphy, chairman, j. ]. Eckford,
NJ. L, Crawford, j. L. Wood, R. d. Berry.
FOR HENRY.
'sPublius'' is out with a strong, forcible,
well-written article in the Times-Herald
this evening in favor of Judge John L.
Henry OF Dallas for governor.
THEY LIKE A NEWSPAPER.
The GAZETTE reporter heard many fat
tering expressions for The GAZETTE on the
streets Of Dallas to-day on account of the
very lifelike portrait it contained of Judge
C-Grk THE GAZETTE y said one, q is the
paper for the people, and although not for
Clark it has given US very fine portrait OF
him at very opportune time"
DALLAS NOTES.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club will
meet again next Friday night
The city council meets again tonight and
viii doubtless tackle the question of re-
trenchment.
Royal A Ferris and Col. J. n. Simpson
left for Austin last night to attend the
wedding OF Capt. Andy Faulkner, general
passenger agent of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad