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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
(zr suAun ENQUIRY.

zfE DAYS TESTIMONY.
sHgs, May s.-The entire
esion Of the Swain court of
Hkelred in the cross-ex-
u Mr.. Bateman. This
niailion was directed princi-
sesIng that there had been
fiaa on the part Of Gen.
70 rzpsct to the manner in
s.hin business had been
~ Baieman & Co., with
zlr. Calsins, counsel for
explained TO the
shsslsg there might have
pest difference of opinion
Fslm aud Baieman az 10 the
= tue former. The prin-
sxiioas about which Bate
Slsnlned were the purchase
eading before the French
xsh claiins commission and
Z ~ thai cOmmiszlon, and
las Of 1909 share
Pa copper mining
Nxlbs endeayored u
Acknowledgement from
h Ten. SWAIN had au-
Purchase an award al
'ooae DR.. Au=trui by tn
American claims com
.1ssd Of an unsettled claim
y Purchased by wit
k''sr, however, insiste'
liors were 10 purchas
s1 he asserted that at til
As'ruciions were give
~ been made by til
ne claimed the purehas
md Gen. Swain haI
~ las firm Of Bateiuan
- 20 II 800 with which I
ies amount thus depot
s'a, not To Swain, but |
gno gave mis- note secure
sNlhs claim 20 Batemau
This claim had M
sd, and the 1909 pal
4 q remained on the bo0i
Sce.r 70 the credit OF d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
The rran..aaalIaentaI Pool.

Al. LOUIS, May SIN the Trans-
Continental association nesting to-day,
The ru@cial opnimittee appointed On
Tuesday 10 formulate
plan for rsorg Enizatlon sub
pilttsd its report recommending .
monopoly 10 succeed the prssent d.
yefting plan, and the proposition VA.
freely dl<cursed. II ~ UNDERWOOD
txo roads ia the association opg>Ise
tlIe pod, chiefly the Northern Pacific,
which II 10. yet abs 20 determine heH
lul.eh ol thr California traffic IL
can handle. The FDads faypfGble
~ 10Th the Texas Il Pacific and Union
Pacific Will withdraw their previous
action Ia segerin9 connection with tle
association aud joI< the pool, II one
r. formed. The joint Wsat esassific<
lion COMMITTEES heard arguments ~
representatives OF the Chicago and ~.
Louiz freight bureaus. Ia regard %
tie abolition u e4r.io@d lot rEtts,
which IL feSiEied b Ios,i,ess
The pool however. tbirk tbls troDsie
can 81 6i1viatsd i,y leaving the North.
era Pacific out fof the present. and
t.4viuz lie specified sGm ~
inalutalnirg rates ssszLIIshed by To
f<sol. The Topeka 4 5sDtg Re. II
said, sill agree " bseoule fespgu
sib,s for the aetion of ia
gt. LouIs 4 San F'r2neise
regarding tue maintenance ~ rate
The COMMITTEES 10 making psozfrse !
the matter Of barmonjziny The ei1tsif
Gallon " AFt-elss hHndisd esss ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09

company made another pr0UisEory
note, payable 10 the sane firm for
t2o, 90, which Dots also becomes pay
able January i, 1855. A. collateral
security for the payment Of these notes,
plaintiff dePlaited with Grant 4
Ward $1,000 In negotiable bonds OF
the railroad company for 1900
each, payment u which was
secured BY second mortgage
upon tho railroad. Vanderbilt alleges,
oi. information aud belief. that Grant
A ward upon receipt 81 these notes
ard securities united these bonds lndis-
cfIniinately with securities belonging 10
other par,Ieg Tor the purpose OF borrow
ing money, and plaintiffs property
has become distributed among great
number Of pcfs0Ds aud corporations,
who have OF claim some lien thereon
A. lenders Of money on sscvrIty 10
Grant d Ward. ny tlis u1InglIDg up
the securities baccfDe iiAbie "a be Eold
for debts for which they were
not originally pledged 70 the
firuI, aud their identity u likely 10
be lnst. The defendants la the suit
are Julian r. Davies and John d. Nor.
RI a. asslgness. The plain
tiG company desires to redeem
~ pforeriy from all lawful liens and
claims. Pending suit. plaintiff axis
for the appointment ~ recsissr iof
tile arm of Grant d Ward, 10 take
charge of its property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
THE Pension OFFICE.

ADDITIONAL CLERICAL WORK.
WASHINGTON, May s.-The estimate
sent TO congress by the secretary OF the
interior for an additional clerical force
In the pension Office Is made In nntici-
patton of the passage Of laws by con-
gress which will entail additional
work
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
MsssrrE IsQpIRY.
.ASf " WITNESSES


May s. Seaman
'sSined bis testimony be
ssis investigation com
: fling. While q. BuIen,
Nsiins-s he didn't care
uE- DsLong, but was
Ehoin tie captain
sIa hlfa 70 des.h.
sson, Paris correspond
fcrE Herald, testified
lka'. Danenhowsr a.
- 8 conversation with
! -. 'as expedition. LieLli.
4. ss i. % bin IL seemed
ths course Of TIA.
Sat b.en pur.,,s,i
.l would have beer
.n sooner, Nora- ans
have met aud De
farsy saved. Their.
witness sAid. o.
's1 written ii 81
Il. y Eisenhower
~ hst been tols
"a .Nls and Bartlett tina
rs. iapsrs on his perso,
10y, variou. n,ember
had cslnrlsentei no
- % shs delays durin
Iky ~ sAid they cause
Mr. Neweomb an
spoken on ~
Of srr. Collin
~ Z, T..ssi Il. witn.s'
! a.sald wers write
sss1S s:salexsr's dis:.a,ior
= w .asisy :. Geeous'
s'aly ioo hong al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
ITALY.

PANIC IL A CHURCH.
TRIESTE, May 8. - There was a
panic in chapel IN this city this
morning caused by the altar catching
fire. Many people were injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
Fort Wortb'. Example.

Fort Worth W. AN example that 1t II
nof nscckssary 70 Ls born lucky 10 at
tnif greatness. E1tsrpnse and the
cguTage sni energy TO back II il what
made city "wbeTe ihe panther lay
down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
s.rise Arrivals.

c.tyysrox, May s.--CisA'sd. D1'A
nsnhn.. Madssn, for Eeyai; schooner
~ rsxs. Psddsrsen, for Pensacola
Z. w W.. .sboouer G. w. Lewis. ior
Pensacola .s.v g-Clesred- :.
steamship Busns sn Asa1,. ei.nane.lior
pooI. Arrisst-s isSa'Fn'P
nom 81. Vincent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
GALVESTON.
A Darky Shot and Fatally Wounded by
Woman.

GALVESTON, May s. Tonight
Mitchell Bradford, colored, was shot
aud fatally wounded by Ada Purdy
Spencer at Cedar Grove, at the ter
minus of Avenue l., In the East End.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
TURKEY.

ADMIRAL BALDwIS.
CoSgTANTISoPLR. May S,--Admiral
baldwin has arrived on board United
states vessel. the porte having granted
a firman permitting him TO do 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
|,ssrsogR COMMITTEE.

snrgjyG KELLOGG s CASE.
kwoS, May Sat a meet
y, Springer committee this
| syeral members opposed en-
ia ID. Kellogg investigation,
| Instructed 10 do 80 by
haze. Milliken said
Sssniood Kellogg would
batter II the committee con.
10 consider II. Mr.. Walsh
srl, and inquired when the
Z desired him 10 appear as a
| 40 Informal discussion fol-
[rl.liye TO the tcsti-
h. Walsh could give,
he progress Of which
abs testimony before the
\ shieh indicted Price and
dEhlell failed TO indict KEEL
Eed thu. the ex-senator was
<iold more deserving OF in.
:ssa either Brady or Price.
be had his papers
LIN when he ap.
..tore the grand jury,
sdy seemed to be satisfied
tIsnlniDg them. Mr.. Bliss
sion tina, occasion, and said
b iha. Il was a serious thing
uSiied States senator,
a.es did not decide when
: solh be examined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
A BARoN JAILED.


TIE NTIIILItTH.
ST.. PErERsnuno, May s.--During
the trial on Tuesday OF the Black
bank Nihillsts, Dubeizki and his
daughter, the prisoners both stabbed
themselves, the fsther fatally aud the
daughter dangerously. IL iE rumored
the author, Sall2keofi, has been ar
rested In connection with the su p
preston OF the ncwspsper-Annais OF
the Fatherland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
NEW TIME TABLE


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sp<sgEi yAcIsIo
.nesyn Au4s& Less,
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-. 81 4sii1 t1<sy yer, ~ = =
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s. "a $3.50 q. xsss.sssra. nss. sss.sss r~s
~ g. ~ ts 80 1870, suss y ~ on~4..,
q :ssi ;; 49, 1sss sssvsss cssn.<s
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09

E,sry smoker lls0ala ny LIME
joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09

WY IXIIX[
&, .sp PROF. LAHGHAMM kR:
,saroy, May s.-H. 9. Ghent
~ today elected fourth
,d.rt Of the American Med
leon for the ensuing year.
Isurhsmmer, United States
~, rom New Mexico to the
IN exposition, will leave
h Fort Worth to con.
ispds in Northern Texas
s'SIng him for state geolo.
hrsers are largely Texans
"a political influence. The
as hat New Mexico will
d ausre feet at the exposi.
n eonnection with the So
d by the general govern.
boines men and miners OF
.ar will furnish funds to
s,dsome exhibit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
TAsHING1ON.
! ,,,,.r. for tho New Orleans
|l ~ Exposition Voted BY
~ he House.
o.,.r,l and Special Interest
Z =, v IL National Capital

,o,ros CENTENNIAL
! ! . =, u..l Isrrnvlr v. y o.,,.
7 = ,oy May ST. 7. Gam
uils 20 s' commissioner to the New
1eIs ..,,,ou, stated to THE GA
| sa,l.soudent tonight that he
mn, rlessed with the conees-
l'g ,.d to Texas by
-. and the ex-
D. ,s.uasers. He says
/ ..,.,, rs with them, and has
's.I That Texas can have all
~ may need. No formal mai
sDs sss,, made, but they VIII
/ ~ q v ss,,sre feet. This space
han that granted TO any
sls', nd will, 1t is thought, be
~ s',.n Law The agricultural, min
e's !'n 's,roiucts OF the state,
s. Az III, Rs0 arts. Com missioner
~" ~ SAYS he will have a
;.' I'vo office near the Texas
y M purpose Of expeditlng
Ncfsu'mIssioners from all the
Aimed At Wizards tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09
FOREIGN.


DfATH or JUDAH =. BENJAMIN.
LoyDoS, May S.--Judnh l.. Bepja.
min, The distinguished lawyer. ndyo.
cate and cxmcmbcr Of the govern.
ment OF the Southern Confcdeacy. IA
dead. Mr.. Benjamin died In his APART
ments on avenue luna, Paris. He has
been In failing health since he fell
descending from ntramway car several
years ago.
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
LONDON, May s.---1en women were
blown 10 pieces and two others wound
ed by an explosion OF dynamite Al
Mobiles factory In Ayrshire.
rHE RACES.
LONDON, May s.-'rhc race for the
great Cheshire handicap stakes to-day
wss won 10y Ben Holmes bay iiliy,
perdita, by four lengths; shapiin's
chestnut mare. Wandering Nun, sec
ond; Duke Of westminstcf's chestnut
horse, whipper In, third. Five
starters.
A BARON JAILED.
LONDON, May Sharon 81. Leon
ards, on charge OF indecent assault
upon a servant, was sent TO jail, and
ball refused.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-09

wAsursoros. May s--in 800, ~ Are r..
,,,s .snats lo:nt resolution pAsssu -
Ix a.a ~ ths eo,npIeslon Of the "s'A
ing:ou monument
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
They have Demagogue Politi-
clans employed to advocate
their cause.
And hoodwink you by crying
Protection for the benefir of
the poor Workingmen,
While they know that there is
absolute free trade in labor
And will be 80 long as the
Wealthy Bosses and their
tools can control the
Elections.
4 Willard Editorial.

We publish the following from
the Republican-Gazette of last
week as specimen of logic
VIII ch the editor uses in discuss
ing the issues, changing only the
names OF Co. verse and Sentinel
for two of IT'S own commune.
"rhe inflammatory speeches OF
Bob Price. Chairman of the Re
publican Executive Committee,
and ne inceraia1y appeals of the
Nel-onviIle Republican, have
born their first trni's, in the
firing of he mines, and the burn
ing of coal hoppers. Doubtless
Chairman Bob and the editor OF
The Republican are sraiified with
the speedy termination Of the
seed they lahoriouSly sowed.
But does any thinking, law
loving: citizen envy them their
qualification?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
Democrats.

Up and at them again. The
same Democratic vote that was
cast on the 14th of October will
give Ohio's electoral votes to
Cleveland, if cast next Tuesday.
You will no. have to fight against
such fearful odds. The enemy
cannot concentrate the entire
force of. the government, the
Moneyed Monopol,sts, the Re
peaters. etc., into Ohio in Novem
Der, as they will have other States
to look after. Dudley and his
secret agents will not be here to
corrupt the ballot box. Rally
your forces at once, and make
the Republicans fight every inch
of ground. Work for the election
Of honest Grover Clevelan d, end
the condemnation Of the many
frauds that have been perpetrat-
ed by the Republican leaders
Victory in Ohio next Tuesday is
yours if you buckle on tie armor
and fight tie good fight.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
BUTLER'S SELL-OUT.

Harper's Weekly, copying from
the Boston Saturday Evening
Gazette, a Republican paper,
gives the following facts, inter
esting to our Greenbackers who
have Democratic tendencies:
but details have leaked out
which have not been made so
public. General Butler is now
running for the Presidency, and
is making an active campaign al
considerable expense. No one
who knows him believes that he
assumes that expense himself
In fact his followers declare that
ha o Is not. Some of them have
been talking specifically in this
city Of late. And this is what
they say: they say that a trade
was made by which it was stipu-
laied-first. that Butler should
run for the Presidency in Blaine's
ln;erest second, that his ex
penses should be paid. the mon
ey being furnished by BIaine's
agent; third, thai The qaid pro quo
ior his services should be in The
giving over the Presidential pa
tronage of New England INTO
Ru;!rr's hands. Mr.. blaine rea-
dily surrendered the patronage
o. Massachusetts to Butler. He
ha.g!ed some ahont New Eus-
land. Butler Was inexorahie.-I
T!:e bargain was made, and he
has it in writing. twenty-five
thousand dollars was paid down
for campaign expenses, and SIS.
0U0 more is 10 follow hereafter"
Buffers engagements IN Ohio |
we're cancelled because it was
feared he would do Blaine more
harm shan good, taking more
votes from miners who are Re
pu olican than arc Democratic,
and is row operated in The East
by the Blaine managers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

The Star Route Thieves, Post
Traders, Land Grabbers & Spec
ulators, Jobbers, Whiskey Ring
Thieves. and II the corrupt or
ganizalions and gangs that have
been preying on this Government
for the last a years, are all for
Blaine. Will there be any Re
form in these things If he should
be electedy Is he not the fitting
representative of all these rascal
tiles, and has he not persistently
aided them throughout the entire
course of his official career?
Vote for Cleveland and Hen
bricks
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
More Republican lldOzinS.

A letter from South Bend Ind
relates that two manufacturing g
establishments. which employ
2.40O II en-. the managers insist
on tho attendance of all their
workmen on election day, under
threats Of &sctiarge. and then,
"after securing their presence by
this measure. they lead them in
gangs from the shops to the polls
under the charge OF foremen, and
these foremen intimidate and CO.
cree t e men by various means
into voting the Republican tick
ct. These firms have been re-
qnested to close down and give
us fair ballot; this they refused
to do"
This is, we suppose, what the
Blaine people call "protection to
American labor" 1t is by snch
tyranical methods that the Blaine
managers hope to carry the elec-
tion.--N. Y. Herald.
How low and unscrupnlous
must party have become when
it requires such action to perpet-
uate its power.
They howl ''protection to the
American la Or" and vet so soon
as the American laborer con-
cIudes an engagement with one
of these croakers, he is expected
to divest himself Of every right
belonging to the FREE citizen,
and at once become a slave.
Let working men everywhere
take notice and now strike
blow for their freedom, ,and teach
employers everywhere that the
freemen when he sells
his labor to contractor, parts
with none of his political free.
dom, and the contractor who in
sists that he does SO. is a traitor
to his country and an enemy to
his race.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
Dem cSratS,

BIZ at the polls early. Remem-
Der you are matched against a
foe that will hesitate at nothing,
not even fraud, perjury, bribery,
and violation Of every Constitu-
tional right of the citizen, in Or
der to perpe,uate their control Of
the government, so that they
may continue their corporation
ring rule.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
Honest
CITIZENS OF HOOKING

Have you read the Report or
the Star Route Jobbery and
Stealingg Those Star Route
Thieves are the most ardent oi
Blaine's supporters. A number
Of them are now managing Mr..
BIaime's campaign, and in case
of his election will be his chief
advisers and boon companions.
Do you wish a continuance OF
such work, or do you desire an
honest and economical govern
ment? you desire an honest
man in the Presidential chair
who will not hesitate to punish
robbers of the Government, you
will vote for GROVER CLEVE-
LAND, whose official life shows
him to be the unrelenting foe of
thieves and jobbers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

The miners of Hooking county
voted at the last election with their
friends. the Democrats. The min
ers of Perry largely voted the Re-
publican ticket, or its ally the But
ler ticket. We venture the asscr
ton that the miners of Hooking
will be restored to work before their
unfortunate brethren of Perry
Ordinarily. the enemy has highest
respect to bold, brave fighters. To
fight u Syndicate and then sup
port it by vote. invites contempt
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
The = inspectors Report
of the Condition of the
Treasury.

We publish this week a report o.
the Inspector of the Treasury, Civ
ing the amount of funds IN the
Treasury vault. On the 18th Of
March, 1884, an Inspection showed
q balance Of funds of $36.159,91.
The Inspection now shows bal
ance of $s13,49.
The inquiry is natural, whore has
the money gone to?
The public have a right to know.
For years fund w.s accumulated
in the Treasury, in the idea that en-
ough money should be on hands in
order to pay of at once, all the out
standing poor claims. Thus a sur
plus was held in the Treasury.
Our officers however under the
best OF iegaI advisemsnts, and act
ing under go d seuse. ordered the
payment "f orders on the poor fund
in the order of their allo owauce and
on presentation
The consequences is that whilst
the surplus of The TIE sury is re
duced, the interest DR. wing orders
on the county have been paid of
and the surplus belonging to claim
ants paid til en- and put in circula-
ton.
1t is the democratic idea to have
as little surplus possibly locked u p
and withheld from circulation Our
officers have acted upon the idea.
and their course will be approved
1t is due also to The officials to
say that the examination last March
was made when all the tax co!lec
tions were held in the Treasury.
and before the distribution was
made to the township treasurers.
Now the inspection is made at a
time when the money has been dis
tributed, and before any TAX OF any
co nsequence has beeupaid.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
The Proof Of Buffers
Political Treason.
Facts for latelligeae Green.
shack ers - Consider.
A TRUTH FOR FRANK MYERS TO
NAIL.

New YoRK. Oct 27-Gen Par
sons. of Maryland, VINO had gone
into tho Butler movement and hat
ch rye of the Butler campaign in
M.ryl. md. has issued An address to
the people of the United States. in
which he reitterat 9 and explains at
considerable length his charges
against Gen. Butter, and further
says:
Il to day renew the specific
charges of dishonorabIe political
coaIiation between Benjamin + But
Ter and James q. BI.ine. and in
confirmation alege that since the
pending campaign has opened Gen
Buffers poiitic.l manager, Noah
Ii Plympton, has received and az
cepied from Hon. b. F Jones.
Chairman Of 1.-the Republican Ma
tional Committee, checks drawn on
t,e First Nation,l Bank of New
York tJohn Sherman) to the am
cunt of $22 600, which was cashed.
| further a! a!ege that the Hon. John
F Henry. chairman Of the national
OF the anti monopoly par
ty. has also received and accepted
from Hon. B. +. Jones, chairman
of BIaine's national committee, a
check drawn ON the same bank for
the sum of SO 500. which was also
cashed. As an active officer of
rank in the late war, q Senator of
my own State. United States Com
of the late Centennial
Exposition. and 'he present chair
man of The executive committee Of
The national parry of Mar, land, |
am the peer Of either o. the p)lii
cal managers. and challenge them.
As representatives of james G.
B aine and Benjamin F. Butler,
20 question Or deny these allega
ions.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

A ministers seven-year old
daughter was heard TO say the other
day. Papa prenches and prays for
st John but h.. will vote for
B'aine. y Lancaster Eagle
We have some of the same kind
here and ye' W; wonder that the
cause of temperance does not i'm
pro e in our midst.
Our Republican Saints, like the
Pharisees of o'd, would fain bind
burdens on other mems shoulders.
but they themselves will no: touch
them with the tips Of their fingers
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

Tony Bar'eon. the. editor of the
the Vlnton Record, was Acrostl-
cised last week. publishing some
poetry, which re .ds down the page,
"Vote for Cleveland, Blaine is y
Fraud" He came over to Logan
in the rain on. .ilond " and mixed
his misery with Ed Davenport Of
the Rep. Gazrtte, who not long
since, acrostica ly had his p umage
trlzzled by all upside down sell OF a
similar kind