Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
O'DonneIl and Maher to
Fight at Dallas.
scRlBES OWN THE TOWN
Trainload of Journalists Now Doing
Dallas-Young Boy Drowned
in Trinity River.


DALLAS. July IL.
| telegram was received today from
| lug that Steve u'Donell aud Peter Maher
| had been signcl FOR q glove contest under
| the auspices Of the Florida Athletic club
| IN the arena In Dallas, Friday November
! l. The lawyers Of Dan \, Stuart have adj
Nisel him to 20 ahead with arrangements,
| Us there u no law prohibiting glove contests
y Texas. The fricnis OF sheriff Ben Il,
| Cnhrli are exceedingly angry tndny over
| the structures Of the attorney. general In
his opinion, holding the nntinrlze lighting
| law valid. They say that Sheriff Cnhcll
| knows his business. Knows his duties under
| the law aud Is Just about us well qualified
| as is the attorney EN.Suiremo
| sherln Cabel slgued the opinion of Craw-
| ford y Crawford which WIS Submitted IN
| Attorney-Gcncral Crane The opinion held
| that the law was imperative aud Judge
| A. L. sprngsius, pastor Of the First Meth
| ollst church, lus contributed 500 as
sIter Tor n Iund 70 engage lawyers TO
| night the proposed glove contests. The at
| tqhcys Interested have declined to SO
! ahead without fee cash down and hence
! the opponents Of the ring carnival arc
! Crane, does not 90 Into crect until Sep
| trlnber and the Indications are that the
! attorneys will be kept busy.
Chief Justice j. VI. Hurt NJ the court OF
! criminal appeals, arrived home this m,In-
| Ing and will pass bis vacation In the c,ty
with an occasional hunt and fish He h
! the most successful angler In the state
and knows just where lie ash are to be
| found.
| CO.. Darwin W Nlurmaduto OF Missouri
| the presiding genius " the military acnd
| cmy at sweet Springs, TX here In the inter
! est of his school The colonel Is an ardent
! double standard advocate, and Is Of the
! uplulon that u declaration for the single
| gold standard VIII cost tic stntc to the
| Democratic Inrty. Last yenr 1000 Demo.
cratic farmers refused 10 vote aud 10000
/ more voted The PupuHst tcsot. Hence he
/ believes that n win hc euiciic to monkey
| with the gold standard buza-sUw.
Col. II, u, Hunter the coal mngnOtc NJ
! Today. lie says business r. slack. He WIS
| over on railroad lWsigisl
Mayor g. G. MCrullorh NJ Waco Is In the
| yty. lie says tho Gpysur city Is nouriShug
! despite the dofr1t ~ lncnl option and the
practical abandonment of the cotton Palace
cid IL Ruxior, southwestern passenger
/ agent ot the y. f. ~ e., il,d 0t Kansas
! lily last irduy Uftr @ short illness He
| was well known in Texas having travelled
! Tor years In TINS territory, and no man hal
[ q great number ut friends, Sorrow rplgus
! IN railroad circles for lur Gcnd man was
! without AZ enemy ~ thr world and loved
James A. linr.cr of st. Louis, general
passenger agent mud George II. Pollock,
/ auditor Of the Missouri Kansas nnl Texas
! roilroal, are w thn city They arrived
! with tho special advertising car nf the st
| Louis Republic 'h.s mlning. The Hepub-
| lie has n great si0u uf artists on this Texas
| ml-sl,u. Jack Nuuknlg lr., ANA e. +. King
| ire ionrnnlBts n tIr front rank NJ tho
/ profession aud oWnhr Of doing the very
| hest NJ newspaper work Manager Ham
| mould and Artist 'Mmpcdrcllsn "up-to-
| date" and thorough WuslCrs In their pnrtc-
| ulnr line OF luh1r This morning Mayor
] Holland, Nluc. President John g. Hunter of
/ the Commercial Climb. I r. Zaug. one Of it,
! pillars, Thomas Il. McEuuls, Guston Mes.
| Her general pu-sgng,r and ticket agent Of
| the Texas aud Pacific, and other lending
citizens ordered carriages an1 gave the
| members Of the Republics pnrty run over
| the city. w; a. Battuile. manager Of the
| Republic In Texas has charge OF the party
| aud John W Terry, one Of his ASSISTANTS
! Is along To- assist In chuprronlng the Wis
tors. The purity VIII rcnulu In Dallas un-
| Fort Worth. col. J. r. Trczcvant, presi.
dent nf tho State Fair association, Claude
A. Cmr, The SECRETARY and other public
spirited rllizons VIII furnish the boys sta
| t.gtlcs aud dispense hospitality tomorrow.
! The members NJ the party sly that they
are delighted with their first Introduction
TO the people NJ the Lone star state. They
VIII remnu In ToXns until about August
and VIII visit the principal towns in the
' Han before Ss ge'q mdsy IT. Ni,Sgn n
fighting cadrr OF the silver hosts In North
Texas, was In TIE city yesterday en- route
TO Bell county 10 mike q speech, lie will
With The salt Of the earth"
Trinity. river Is on tangent and Is n
asdny wy 90 or 2G is goyS g 10 IG' dign PIX
Of three feet aud travel II blocked on the
upper bridge,
x boy ulmoI Albert wlcmucler. aged 10
Is missing aud hls plnymntcs say that he
went In bathing M the foot of the Com
mercc street bridge. today aud was drown
Ell. His waist and hat We're found on
tho tln,hprs where he had partially dlsrob-
ed. The lad was unable to swim a single
stroke, and y is surmscd that he ventured
| bcvOnd his depth nu1 was drowned
Ey-Mnyor C0uuor Is pushing the Tormin-
nj Railway project with his old time No.
tivlty. The trouble IL that many leading
property owners who never yield a nickel
FOR an cnterprlSe that Will benefit the city,
pull backwards Instead Vt forwards and
| returi The progress nf the movement.
No credence Is placed In the rumors that