Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-13
DALLAS.
THE OWENS AND ALLEN MACKEY
GRANTED BOND
La the Sum of $500 Each-The Court
Record--T. L Marsslis to Begin
Operations in Oak CnR
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, March 12-Judge A P.
Mccormick left tonight for Graham, ac-
companied by Eugene Marshall, United
States attorney, and J. II. Finks, clerk OF
the court. Marshal Knight will leave in
the morning.
Secretary McGrain at the city hall says
it was so ordered by the city council and he
snail proceed on Monday next TO ad-
vertise for bids TO erect three two-story
and basement eight-room brick school
buildings, which will cost from SIS, 900 to
$50, 900 each vixen complete.
There were eight deaths reported in Dali
las for the week ending to-day.
The habeas corpus hearing Of ]. w.
Owens, Love Owens and Allen Mackey,
who, are held as being accessories to the
killing of Isaac Elan last Saturday, was
continued in Judge Burke's court this
morning, and the two attached witnesses
not being found, the Judge, after hearing
the argument of the attorneys,
defense, and Jerome kearby, assist
ing in the prosecution, allowed them TO
make bail in the sum of $1,000 each. They
had not made bail at late hour this eve
ming, but it was said they would have little
trouble in doing so.
In the divorce suit of C. NJ. Hobbs vs..
Johanna Hobbs, in Judge fuckers court,
UdIlSIS nave D6eu duIuSUSu satisfactorily,
the parties having made up, and the case
was this morning dismissed by the plain
tiff. This case has been quite sensational
because of the prominence of the parties.
The motion for a rehearing in the case Of
w. c.. Gable VS.. Ben Cohman ct al. was re-
fused this morning by Judge Burke.
The number of applicants for the place
made vacant by the resignation of United
States Marshal Knight is daily increasing.
Mr.. f. n. Oliver, candidate for mayor Of
Oak Cliff, told a GAZETTE man to-day that
Mr. 7. L. Marsalis has perfected his arrange
ments for over 100000 in cash, and will
soon be on hand to commence active
operations again in the Cliff It is
fact that the Dallas land and loan company,
of which Mr.. Marsalis was president, yes
terday paid its Oak Cliff taxes, which
amounted to $3.50, and it is said that the
public schools will now pull through to the
end of the term.
United States Marshal George A. knight
said to a,GAzETTE reporter to-day: why,
yes; I sent in my resignation on March l,
but had not made it public till last night.
1t is to take effect not later than June 30.
My reasons7 They are purely personal. 1
have assigned my reasons in very pointed
letter to the encouragement. Yes, court
convenes at Graham on Monday next, and
l shall leave for that place tomorrow
morning"
kew. y. l. ScOnelQ commences MS series
of lectures on the book of Revelations to-
night at the Congregational church and
will continue them throughout next week.
The new Bohemian club met last night at
the rooms of the old Bankers club, and de-
cided to at once secure and fit up comfort
able quarters. 1t limits its membership to
200 residents and 100 non-residents.
The orthodox Hebrews have purchased
lot on Jackson near Preston street. and are
working to erect a synagogue thereon.
The advisory committee of the state ex-
ecutive committee of the Young Mems
Christian association of Texas has decided
to change the state cor vention from Corsi-
cana to Dallas, to be held from April IA to
II next.
The Dallas Artillery, through Capt. A. P.
Wozencraft, late captain of the company
will make strenuous efforts at the national
drill, which comes off at Omaha June Is to
20, to secure the 1898 meeting of the Ma
tional competitive drill association for
Dallas.
There were fled in the United States
court this afternoon two heavy damage
suits, one by Gen. R. M Gano,
the other by c. w. Gano, against
James Guthrie of Shelbyville, KY. BY
these suits redress is sought for the dam
age caused By Guthrie's attachment suit
against them, instituted a few weeks ago.
The plaintiffs ask damages to the amount of
$4,000. R. NJ Gano vs.. James Guthrie,
S127, 900, G. w. Gano VS.. James Guthrie,
SS5, 900.