Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
ISLAND CITY ITEMS
Catholic Clergy PREPARING to PropAr,v En-
tertaln Cardinal SntnllI ~. -

Catholic Clergy Preparing to ProperIv En-.
teftaln Cardinal Satolli,
galveston, Texas, February fg.-There
was meeting OF the Catholic clergy nj
the cathedral this evening to consider the
maj arrangements for the proper re-
ception OF the papal ablegate. Cardinal
"a o Ia who IL expected to arrive hfrs
SATURDAY morning at II O'Clock. The re-
ceiuon. II Is contemplated, will be very
imposing and the preparations have
/ been commensurate with tie Importance
u The occasion; H. grace will be met at
me depot on his arrival and processi On
VIII escort him to the bishops residence.
SUNDAY morning pontificm high rass
VIII be celebrated at the cathedral, to
which admis sim VIII be by card. In tha
az Crnoon. from to g. a re cpllon will be
held IN Cathedral hail and Monday morn
Ing tie cardinal Will leave for san An
tono; 1t is expected that after a brief
satolli VIII visit the various Catho ic In
stitut ons Of the city ard II time will per-
nit an excursion to the iettles and other
him. ms o' interest WIN % arranged lot
THE GRAIN MOVEMENT.
The receipts Of grain have fallen of
very greatly OF late. owing probably to
the fact that the contracts made between
the railroads and the shippers prior 10
the advance In the rates from Kansas
and Missouri river points having been
Pretty wen hp anu
lion to make any new rates under the
resent rates. Information is TO the ef-
iect that the farmers ll Kansas and the
Western country, which has brsn sen
housed their corn and are holding II In
ilntio patton OF restoration Of the freight
rate TO gulf ports, which obtained when
the movement OF grain was started this
way. AS result OF The falling on In the
receipts the stock In tho wharf company's
elevator has been reduced to abou! a half
having taken out about 10000 bushels
Yesterday evening and the steamship
Dartmoor 1900 bushes The latter
steamer crossed the bar drawing twenty
one feet, the deerest drnught yet re-
corded by any vessel crossing the bar.
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
The case Of Alex Crane VS.. jesse As
tall, which has been on trial for the past
three days. went to the Jury Mt O'Clock
today. plaintiff and defendant conFoll;
dated their ron works in corporation and
plnintiffs and assrciItes claimed that they
were by agrecmen, to be eles.ed 70 Ger,
tain Offices therein, which condition OF
the contract was not compiled with;
they, Their, fore sued for their tools put
mi the CORPORATION In Payment OF stock
Sorporat!Sn. This afternoon The Jury re-
turned a verdict In favor OF Alexander
crane and wi.iiam Stephenson against
the Astlll Iron Works company LOT Inv
UNITED STATES COURT.
Tho grand Jury made Its final report
today and was discharged. The Jury no
turned only two bills OF in1iciment. In
we cnHss nr7lnst Robert Baker, L. II,
Waring ard Mary sessum the Jury ignored
the complaint ard refused 10 indlet,,
The Gaze n George DormAh W.. D. D.
wygal is suli on trial
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
w A. Battnlle Of the st. Louis Re
,ubiic was n the city today.
Major MIl'er treated the members OF the |
federal grand jury to san on the Day +,
on the steamer Anna today
Major John G. Lewis. travelling nas.
,apeer agent OF the Iron Mountain, Win /
at Austin. is In the city
TIRE WEATHER fer the past two days has
hosn alrrost rrrng'ike and some OF the
Nor,hern visitors have been INDUCING ~
a,rf In hing In the CUR.
cs,o,-,l Manager Yoakum Of the santa
~ rstiirnei Today from 81. Louis whsre
he tas hen attending meetlnE OF t"n
s ou,hwes.ern Trsfer es-"Hn'
Ths meeting Of the condemnation COM
, nj, re-. Z Union depot. which was g have
taken place today WIS po'''
morrow morning A..
Among the visitors 70 the Guy are At
, " Trusting Of Brl,e, Ohio; MT NJ
y, -, n,,rysr of peavertown, Ohio, Dr. ani
,,rs q, " w, Walker and son, q. w
Walker. Mrs. Cam and Mrs. hiesf Oh
lioseyi.ie. Ohio.