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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
PARIS.
a True Blue Dsmeerasic OK,
The Knights Of s 'ss'

A True blue Demecr.,,s !.
The Knights Of l,s.
Special to the Gazette. 'e''
PARIS, TEX, Jan. In
raining and sleeting Ias,
O'Clock and kept it IN an Ivy. n
morning the ground Il en ulsl'
and sleet is still falling sV's
suffering among stock "a y
have to be out. anu N
Quite a crowd of ,ha I,
gathered at the opers-hon nv e, |, 4!
the purpose Of organisI Hsss 4, Y
first called a Young Mqss,'s ,t
club II. Levy was rSa.'
chairman and Il. II. Cannoe y
w. I. Good made a motion
be elected, but got no se s,On I, 4
moved that all who desI,sS
members of the organiaatio01 I
their names. The motion ~
by lobe Cohen, when thns. ~
clined to join the club pro ~ "
IN their names and when dous N
read by the secretary and tbs's !.
M mes on the roll. '''
w. p. Good then mada
committee of five be appoIn,'a 1.
constitution and bylaws ~
was carried. T. M Bowar. Y, X
lect OF this Organization VA. I. !.
what she so greatly needed x.
change Of administration. ana !.
or that we want to defeat N .
for reelection as mayor, ane !.
do it honorably and fairly. NJ.
jerome Marshall was handedis 1
bership, put some one remsrlsI1
Marshall was a Republican "a
entitled TO memberships. N,
being present stated that b. NJ
both the Republican and Dema,'
CT all his life. Mr.. Ellis sald n ,
none but true-blue Democrss l
titled to membership, but NJ
could vote with them il they Nh
lew other remarks and the NJ
closed to meet again next Sstu,i|
The Knights Of Labor held N
lar meeting last night at their NJ
Bonham street, when the IusI
officers took place. The loc,l !
here numbers about one hahap.l
ty members.
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UNABLE TO AGREE.

The Second Jury in the Case of a Choota,,
Murderer Dismissed.
Special to The Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Jan. 1.-THE Jury
In the case of William Latteman, charged
with the murder of Pete Lee IN Red River
county, Choctaw Nation, over a year ago,
was discharged this afternoon, having
JAILED to agree. The case was given TO
the jury on Tuesday afternoon, since
which time II has been up. TIE jury stood
SIX lor acqulttal and six for manslaughter.
Latteman has been in Jail here sbont ono
year. He was tried last term of court
and the jury failed to agree, standipc
anout the same as the one Just discharged
Latteman admits the killing of Lee, but
claims self-defense in the act, aud as the
result OF his two trials indicate, he comes
very near proving it. lie is Texan and
was indicted under the name Of baltimore.
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Double Wedding.

correspondence Of the Gazette
KELLER, TEX, Jan. lS.-Married ON the
18th OF January, at the palatial residence
OF MIR. b. Lavois, five miles west of Kel-
Ter, at 6 p M, Mr.. G. II. Crittenden of
bridgeport, Wise county, and Miss Molie
WINE OF Iarrant county. Also, Mr.. G, S.
Cantrell of FOSSIL creek and MISS Lizzie
Curtis, both of Tarrant county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. !
W, Cnrley of Bridgeport, Wise county
Inc grooms seemed tlckled TO death. mud
indeed they ought TO be at capturing
ter hard struggle with "Strohl-ingu
contestants--two of Tarrant county,s
fairest girls. After the ceremony and
congratulations Were over, your core.
spondent, with the grooms and brides and
other invited guests, repaired to the din.
ing hall, and the sight was immense TO
see the tables groaning under so many
good things, Messrs. Crittenden and
Cantrell and their ladies have the hest
wishes OF their many friends for their
future happiness and prosperity. The
festivities continued until long latter mid
night'' The efforts of the host and
hostess (Mr. and Mrs. Lavols) were nm.
ceasing and succeeded admirably. The
ladies' costumes were elegant. IL was.
all IN all, grand fair, and one not soon
to be forgotten by those who had the
pleasure to participate.
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Baira.


Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Jan. l4.-County court
adjourned yesterday, after trying the case
OF Massey VS.. Young. The jury gave the
plaintiff judgment for $50, and the de-
PENDANT gave notice Of appeal
Mai. Richardson has removed the Office
OF the land department of the Texas
Pacific railroad from the Callahan County
bank, where he will be nearer the business
portion OF the city.
Our school opened last Monday with
sixty-seven students in attendance, nearly
80 per cent. short Of the attendance before
the holidays
The weather Is very gloomy to-day, but
much warmer than yesterday. The snow
yesterday did not cover the ground.
Stock are doing we'll
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a Missing Son.
Special to She Gazette,

SpeclN 10 tne Gazette
WurrEsBoRo, TEX, Jan. II Mr.. NJ
c. Cowan, gentleman living half mile
south of town, is in to-day hunting for
his son, Riley, who disappeared rather
mysteriously last sunday. Some fears
are entertained that he may have frozen
to death. Mr.. Cowan thinks perhaps his
son is gone either to Fannin or Montague
county, Riley Is fourteen years old, has
sandy hair, red complexion and black
eyes, Had ON when he left home a light.
colored suit and a white hat. Mir. Cowan
Is very much distressed about his son,
and any information leading to his dis
eoyery VIII be thankfully received.
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Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 14.--lnforma.
ton reached here to-day that the case
against Albert Solomon, the hack-driver,i 10
which he was indicted on charge OF rob.
berry aud sentenced to serve term of five
confirmed bv the court Of appeals, now In
session at Galveston. Taking into con-
sideration that Solomon was convicted al
the last term of the court here and the
transcript only sent up few days ago,
this is quick work by the higher court. In
fact it was entirely too quick for Messrs.
Breneman and Bergstrom, the attorneys
for the defense, for the action was taken
before the arrival Of their briefs in Gal
weston. On that ground they will ask for
u rehearing before the court of appeals.
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Special to tho Gazette.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 14.-In the
Bcxar county district court tomorrow
the case of the State against ECLff Cook
for the murder of young Russell at LILY
Gibson's bagnio will be on deck for a
trial. Lily Gibson's case, for the same
offense, is also set for tomorrow, but as
Cooks is the first on the docket it will
have the precedence. 1t is understood
that the attorneys for the defense will ask
for continuance on the ground that one
OF their witnesses, an employe on the In
ternational & Great Northern railway, is
absent from the city The prosecution,
however, are prepared to show that no
such man as claimed was ever in the en-
ployment of the said railroad company,
and IL is more than probable that fight
VIII DC made on that point. The state is
ready and over anxious to proceed with
the trial. Prominent legal talent has
been employed on both sides, and will
make hard fight.
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lures and good wifi ~ +. ~,
sos Houston street, T :, ,se 4. sl1
a rare chance for The NIX g,s .9rt
a pleasant business, 81 na|
be had, and satisfactogs'' s' q
1t to their advantage =, o'eselss
making purchases IN MI Wy q
Il. w. BErrs, Zoe 'S n "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

NEW YoRK, Jan. l4.--According 70 the
order Of the Cigarmakers' International
union, 500 men went on strike to-day i'm
the factory of Levi Bros. The trouble
that led 70 this action was the adoption
of uniform rate prices with which the
employees IN the factories controlled by
the association are dissatisfied. The
union ordered Levi Bros employees To
strike as test case, because II ono manu-
factufer yields others win do likewise,
providing the association so orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
DALLAS.


hN--sh ANNNN
special TO tho Gazette.
DALLAS Tax, Jan. l4.-lt was very
dlsagreeable this morning. Besides the
rain the streets were very slippery and a
good deal OF fallen humanity vas seen
here and there on the streets.
Messrs. liovlin aud Byrne, tile former
gentleman lately representing the Texas
Live stock journal, and the latter until
cutie recently, the Dallas representative
OF TnE GAZETTE, viii publish in few
days Il literary and humorous weekly
styled ''rhe Texas rarantula, .
whlch will favor great deal the
Texas Slitings, containing features IN
the way of society news, drama, lltera-
tnre, political cartoons, etc, which the
Siinngs has hitherto Ignored
These gentlemen are well known and
highly esteemed members OF the Journal
istlc fraternity, and their friends In Dallas
and elsewhere wish them every success.
The artist aud engravers whom they have
employed are now at work on the first
issue.
There has been $4,000 subscribed to-
wards The extension Of the Santa Fe. The
management Of the road asks $40, 900, but
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The William a Total Wreck.

special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE shin
william, which went ashore five miles
down the island in Tuesday nights gale,
was visited to-day by the committee OF
survey from the board of marine under
writers, but they were unable to reach the
vessel, which is now firmly imbedded in
the sand and will prove total loss.
Capt. Journey, who with his crew aban-
doned the ship yesterday, is the principal
owner of the william. The vessel was
built at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, in 1874,
at cost of $4,000, aud was valued at
$4,000 at the time OF hcr loss. She was
insured for only $1,000 The Inflated shin
was of 1000 tons registry. She was in
ballast from Hacre for car
90 OF cotton a.. w VIII driy Y;
be made to recover her. The gulf con-
tinuoS very rough the past few days, ow-
ing to the strong east Winds. Passengers
from the steamship Harlan, which
touched here, en- route to New Orleans
from Vera Cruz, report one of the rough
est voyages the steamer ever made.
Nearly every one on board, including the
crew, were at times violently seasick.
a drzzling rain set ia here this morn.
ing and continues tonight. The weather
is very disagreeable.
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specIaI 70 the Gazette.

9peclal 10 the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Jan. l4'-- re-
about . o'clock the dwelllngrss'..
A. Ball, in the western part q
caught fire and burned 70 w
The fire seems to have origipa~''
defective fiue In the dining rooI VI
well under Roadway before i NJ n
cred. But little of the hous 's'
ture was saved. Mr.. Ball Is y
constable of this precincts sno
friends sympathlze with him = /.
The loss is estimated at e2Nys Z
$500, in the Commercial un'ep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

loyal citizens for se,...,
removal m. is nniyersallss
The hop which was
this evening at the on., y N
poned on account Of s6o A,s
The weather has m oae ~
ably to-day, Rain u1as'A
steadily. nai y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
AGairs of tho Houston city Bank.

E7FN'7''1T 70 VIIV NNNUVIVs
HousroN, TEX. Jan. l4.-To-morrow's
Post will contain schedule of the af-
fairs of the defpnct City bank, showing
Its liabilities to be S7G7 900. The availa-
bic assets upon which the bank will re-
ceiye full value are about 5000, 900. This
Will enable the bank to pay its depositorS
dollar for dollar The stockholders will
receive nothing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
An Arkonsas Blaze.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. i,
genta, opposite Little RocK
building owned and occupied
Bliss, general merchant, was Y
stroyed by fire. The total loss
and building is estimated at Wy
surance $500. w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, Jan. ~
that our ncighboring town, i.Sps
rowly escaped having a connaess.
only by the most strenuous e,
the fire subdued. AS It was
Marshall lost a part of his dEes
estimated at $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
A Suit Against a civ,

Special to the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, Jan. H.
meeting of the business men d
was held at the courthouse to.diI
purpose of taking prompt acdm
to the existing suit against ID
while Incorporated, by the Hsll
Overton railroad for $4,000 N
aid of the construction Of tbatnl
olutions empowering q CONF
solicit a subscription fund Of 81
passed for the purpose Of emplCll
talent to resist the suit. At AZ
this afternoon the necessary sn,
subscribed, and the services 4
Gould and Col. Spiyey Of TIL; :
Judge Duncan were secured 'on
the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Correspondence of the Gazette.
COLORADO, Tx, Jan. l8.-The weather
is cool, not to say cold. Business is good.
Cattlemen are in good spirits. Cattle are
doing nicely.
The court cases to date are: A. N.
Suapp VS.. r. A. Jordan, Judgment for
plaintiff, Sd7s.95; j. II. Skies VS.. NJ. G.
Skies, Judgment granting divorce TO
plaintiff; Lucas & Brown VS.. Colorado
Water company, judgment for plaintiffs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Death of a New Yorker.

9pcolhl 10 the dnzottc.
ABILENE, TEN, Jan. l4.-Mr. G. IL.
Worth OF New York, who stepped off of
the passenger train on the night of 3lst of
December, while standing on the bridge
at the watcr-tank, died this morning at Q
O'Clock from the effects of the injuries re-.
ceived by the fall. Mr.. Worth was stop.
ping at the Stockings house at the time
of his death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
Purity cigar at sterts, 2oe Main
WACO.
Lawyer Gets Linked FOR Life-Non. Com.
mittal-DRd ON business,

= 'F'FN1 IT N'NIH KfIIIEKNW IuT NIIN~-NUII-IOnla
miital-Dad ON business,
Special 20 the Gazette.
WACO, Tax, Jan. l4--W, S. Baker, a
prominent young lawyer, partner OF Dis
trict Judge Eugene Williams, was married
tonight 70 Miss Mary Mills OF this city, a
very estimable young lady,
Judge Gerald, the incoming postmaster,
does not talk much OF what he win do
when he takes charge Of office, save that
being Democrat he win naturally pre-
fer oil things being equal, to employ
Democrats,
The weather has been rainy and dis
agreeable all day, putting az effective
damper on business OF all kinds. The Ice
on the river Is nearly all melted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
RAILINGs.


cutting Down Espensn.
special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Jan. AN
smith, master mechanic Of TEL
division of the Southern PssI
pany, was retired from Office h
circular announcing this iscil
issued advising employees that
OF this division had been abola
that the jurisdiction Of Mil
master mechanic Of the San Ari
III Paso divisions would extent
Louisiana division.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

A sound mind goes very seldom with.
out sound digestion, and nothing con
tributes toward it more than the use ci
Angosturae Bitters, the world-renowned
appetizer and invigorator, manufactured
only by pr. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

ESQ; Dahlman Bros. vi. Lawson, Smith &
Co., judgment for pliiiatiff, sls7s.ssj j.
Carb VS.. Lawson, Smith 4 Co., judgment
for BIZ, 400; II. II. LED & Co. VS.. Niagara
Insurance company, judgment for plain
tiff, sll75.
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Suing fora ssttIemeni

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Jan. l4.--Judss
the United States court was er:l
day in hearing the applIcalIa
creditors OF the Galveston, al
Sabine railway for the appoint
the receiver. Most all Of the +.
were represented by counsel,
court intlmated that time would
given to those not now repfc.
also be heard. This litigation i
ously been commenced in the sill
and a receiver has ALREADY i
pointed by the state district id,
settlement sued fer is $2lO,000
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THE FIRE RECORp'
Burned with Her Hoa'

LEWISTON, ME-, Jan. 1T,
dwelling, owned by Timothy Hen
burned at midnight last night
occupied by Kate Mccartney =
years, who persisted in the hanlH
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ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.


Special to the Gazette
BARTLETT, Tex, Jan. l4.-About
twenty-five bales of cotton came into town
to-day
Some sleet and snow fell yesterday and
q cold rain visited us to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Have used Tongaline, both in private
and hospital practice, and found il all |
could desire. Physicians here who have
tried Tongaline regard it as excellent.
Z. Nj. FIELD, NJ. D., Plainneld, MI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15
walrantea poeknt nnllDrr

You can buy a pocket-knife from lOc to
$40, and have over three hundred patterns
to select from, at Anderson's gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Use the great specific iof
head" and catarrh-Dr. Sages
Remedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-15

Vncsva ~ WY avn pllpye, van ana
examine,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22
RIVERS AND HARBoRs.
Many Futile Efforts Made to Increase
appropriations.

Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The House
to-day went into committee of the whole
on the river and harbOr and river appro-
priation bill. ON motion of Mr.. Mark
ham, of California, the appropriation for
the survey OF San Francisco harbor, San
Pablo bay, Suisun bay, and the mouths OF
the San joaquin and Sacramento rivers,
was reduced from $50, 600 to $l1 600 This
was done in accordance with the recon-
mendRtion Of the supplementary report Of
the Chief of Engineers, Any number OF
amendments were offered for an increase
of existing items or the insertion OF new
ones, but no others of The California kind
All were unsuccessful.
MIR. Negley, of Pennsylvania, raised a
point of order against the clause of the
bill which directs the Secretary OF War
TO negotiate for the purchase OF the works
of the MOnOn&ahela Navigation Company
or in the exercise OF the discretion to ac-
quiring them by condemnation or seiz-
ure. A long and somewhat heated debate
over this clause follows. Finally that
portion Of the clause was stricken out
which gives the Secretary Of War dis
creti0nary power TO seize the works Of
the Navigation Company, Pending fur
ther action the committee rose and the
House at 5:20 O'Clock adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22
DmIee's Troublesome Skeleton.

LONDON, April 21.-The Queens proc
tor, alter testing the evidence in the di-
vorce case OF Crawford vs. Crawford and
Dixie, has interyened, and the Crawford
divorce case will be reopened.
Subppnas in the so-calIed Crawford.
Dixie case are being issued for many new
witnesses, including Sir Charles Dilke's
late butler and iootman, and, II possible.
the attendance Of the woman "Fanny"
VIII be secured. Sensational evidence is
expected. The Queens proctor will apply
for a new trial on May 4. Mrs. Crawford
will testify to prove her confession to her
husband. Sir Charles Dixie will then
swear to a categorical denial. Sir Charles
will be defended By sir Horny James.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22
KECEIVERsHIP ABUSES.
MIR. Gall Offers a Resolution on the
Subject in the Senate.

Mr.. Gall Offers q Resolution on the
Subject in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Call offered resolution which,
on his motion, was referred to the Judicial
ry Committee, directing that committee to
inquire whether any legislation is neces-
sary, and, if so, what, to require United
States Courts when they take possession
OF railroad property in any State to carry
into effect the obligations OF the charter of
incorporation granted by such State, and
prevent violations of the same by sucu
courts and the officers thereof, aud the
waste and wrongful appropriation Of
the assets and receipts OF
such corporations in the interest
of individuals. In Offering the resolution
Mr.. Call referred TO his recent speech on
Florida land grants, and especially in
connection with the Florida Railroad
Company, in which speech he had com
mented on the course pursued by the
United States Court and the conduct OF a
receiver appointed by 1t.
Mr.. CAN now read a letter received by
him from the receiver. which stated tbat
the information on which some of Mr..
CalPs statements were founded was false
and malicious. Mr.. Call said he had no
reason to suppose the receiver was not an
honorable and truthful man, but he was
obliged to add that the gentleman from
whom ne Mr.. Call had received his IN.
formation was equally honorable and
truthful, and, II the facts were as stated,
the Judiciary Committee should give the
matter serious consideration.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22

WAsHINGTON, April 2l.-Am0ng the
combinations made by the Senate to-day
were the nominations of William l.. w est
of Kentucky, to be Governor Of Utah by a
vote OF As 20 10, and j.. Z. Bradley TO he
Collector Of Internal Revenue for South
Carolina. The latter gave rise to cOnsid-
erable discussion, Mr.. Bradley being
charged with moonshinlng predictions.
Mr. Edmunds is said to have led the oppO.
stion TO Mr.. Bradley in person, but he
had been favorably reported by the FL
nance Committee and was confirmed by a
untn of u fn IL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22
burial of the NInrdercd Bisbop.

MADRID, April 2l.-The remains Of the
Bishop Of Madrid, who was shot and
fatally wounded by priest on Sunday
last, were buried to-day in the centre Of
the Cathedral. The body was dressed In
the Bishops robes and lay I'm an open
coffin, which was borne from the episco-
pal residence 10 the Cathedral by canons,
preceded by 300 priests, and followed by
the Papal Nuneio, the Cabinet Ministers,
the authorities Of corporations and many
other prominent persons, all on foot. The
procession was Witnessed by immense
crowda
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22

WAsHINGToN, April 2l.-In the Senate
to-day large number Of bills Ola private
character were passed, among them one
granting the city OF Chattanooga, Tenn,
strip OF ground through the government
reservation IN that city for the purpose OF
public street; also, a joint resolution to
pay AliceC &. Underwood, executriX, s.. 600
Tor the time and services OF the late John
G. Underwood, OF Virginia, in prosecuting
his claim % seat IN the United States
Senate. After an executive session the
Senate adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22

WAsHINGroN, April 21.-ln the House
to-day Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, from the
Committee on Agriculture, reported a
resolution calling on the Commissioner OF
Agriculture for Information as 10 the
amount OF wheat aud corn on nand la
this country, where 10 Ia located. the num-
Der OF acres Of winter and spring wheat
now IN the ground, the amount likely 10
be required for expectation, and other In.
formation on the subject, The resolution
WAS adOuted
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-22
LABoR,s coNrrNrNInNr.

Mr.. Buchanan--You observation is
that the tairer treated, better paid and
more cOnteuted the American working
man is, the better citizen he makesy
Mr.. Nc cDowell-Thats exactly true.
Mr. POwderly-One OF the things which
amember Of the order promises 10 do is
this: I'VE shall, with all our strength,
support laws made to harmonic with the
interests of labor and capltal.p
The committee, at 2:30 O'Clock, adjourn
ed until II O'Clock to- Aorrow, when it is
understood the examination of JAY Gould
will be commenced.