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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Dissr.s~fal ssss - tue e.sAsaE.i ~
hoaea. France.

PAzlz. Jsn- ls.-A diszracefal scess g.
cured u The caLAedfal sE h0asn today,
coassd b. ths sseFiegious attsmpt Of :
priest - sofk upoa Eae supsrsii ions o. ne
people through tie aKfABgesn-uk o. q scene
ID snlcn De im pers0naIsd Uod, and carried
on dialogue viii another priest represent
lng. IA eOs ume aud senumeat, tae DeFiL
The congregation Dissed the performances.
snd nn4ily cr0sned the voices Of the SPEAK
era oy singing Tue Marseiiies and "EureEs-
naBt &c "a RsoVs." The police we're sun
moned and sItemp pied 70 clear the catEeirsi
o4t we're unable 70 20 90 They arrested
several Of the congregation, however. and
me disorder sss ha4liy stopped oy the ter
mins9iOa u the farce which provoked IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
THE PRISON EPIDEMIC.
Defective Sewerage and Poor yentiiatio
Declared to be the Cause

Defective Sewerage and Poor Ventilation
Declared to be the Cause.
JACKSON, Jan. 1s.-Dr. II. b. Baker. OF
Lansing. Secretary of the State Board OF
Health. finished the investigation of The
sanitary condition of the State Prison to-
day. He makes written report 10 Warden
Hatch for the Board of Inspectors. saying
the defective sewerage system, with lack OF
fresh air, are the cause of the typhoid epi-
demic. He recommends that the sewers
be taken up to the outside building. and
relaid, and that provision for at least fresh
air inlets in each wing be made. He also
suggests an investigation Of the well water
to see if there is any leaksge from the sew
ers, the work to be done under competen
enpetent engineers. The doctor compli-
merits Warden Hatch and all his assistants,
and the Warden heartily approves of all of
all of DR.. Bakers recommendations. No
new cases are reported Since Saturday.
Albert Burroughs. of O.ceola county,
1887. for larceny, died this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
RANDALL KNOCKED OUT.
Ms Nsa for the srst- Commits. Che IN
msoship Defeated

m&nsaAR Hstr&tsn-
HssR5ssUss. Pa, Jan. 1s-RsndsIlism
in Psnnsylvanis received q severe blow to-
day. Dallas Saunders. the candidate OF
Samuel j. Randall, vas defeated for the
chsiru snship Of the Democratic State
Com nittee By Ellott p. Risner. Of Luzerae
county. sfter hsrti and bittsr ight The
vote stood 42 toe Risnsr and s. for Saunders
The contest was nothing Isss than a ight be-
tween the friends sf President Cleveland and
the hackers Of the protective tariff Con
gressmsn. and vas q decisivs skirmish
battle for Delegates 70 the state convention
20 choose delegates to the next Democratic
National Convention. sanders was chair
msn last yssr. and had secured Sufficient
pledges 70 insure his re- ection. but Ten
tsvs $50 Congressman Scots. Editor sing
sriy. Il he Pbilsdsiphia Rscsrf and other
urumirent psrfy leaders. al friends Of the
President. began vigorous and systematic
csnvasS. which ended today IN the over
thros of Randall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Nevertheless His Gsorsi2 EnxAxsmsnts
Mast be Csncsilsd-

De L4ncsieu
WAsaIS0roS. Jan. Is - AT Il.4o this
morning Dr. Sovas stated that Speaker
Carlisle rsstsd very well during the night.
aad swoks this morning considerably re-
freshed Whsn the doctor called be found
him sitting rp IN osd eating light break
fasf snd seemed To De Ia the best Of spirits.
During the Wait the Speaker inquired
whether be would DC aole 70
deep bis Atlanta aud Macon en-
gagements on the I'D and 24th OF
The present month The doctor replied
that i Was quite out OF The question he
might stand the tTip. bat il would Do haz-
sfdOus IA the extreme. and ADVISED thAt
ths eogsEemsDfs be cancelled. IS be could
nOt think of permitting fafiguing journey
In nis Is0ihf8fed condition. Thus advised.
the speaker resGested the doctor 20 an
bounce 70 the press that for the reasons
ta;ed be would not be aols TO MI rhe en-
Ksgements. much 10 bis regret. DR.. Sow
srs expressed the opinion that IL would De
some considerable time beiore the Speaker
could resume bis duties In Congress
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Miss Hettie l. Converse. for q number OF
years past teacher IN the city schools, and
Mr.. Frank +. SpFsker. OF the hrm OF Sprak-
er & HOgscone. we're married last evening.
a. $50 o clock. AZ he residence OF the bride 5
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs kdgar b. smith. z0a
Llsingston-sl.. the Rev. CampOeli Fair OH
ciatlng. Ihe rooms were beautifully decor
atsd with smilsx and cream roses and the
bride was lovely IN gown OF dove colored
silk. About one hundred guests were pres.
eat and partook Of the wedding supper.
The presents we're numerous and beautiful,
but we're not on exhibition.
Mr.. and AIRS. spraker will dispense with
the usual ETip, and will 90 TO housekeeping
az once at l65 Trowbridge ST.. where they
are followed by the congratulations of .
host of friends
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
4 Happy Surprise.

Tuesday being the fifth anniversary Of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Lemon,
a number of their friends planned pleas
ant surprise for them. Early in the even
ing they began gathering at the residence of
4. NJ. Kendall on Jefferson-ave. and when
all had arrived they formed in martial pro-
cesslOn and marched 10 the residence of
M r. and Mrs. Lemon headed by DIR. Bots
70 rd who beat time on a big wash tub. and
I. +. Mosey as drum major with a
scrubbiDg brush for baton. Ihe evening
Was very enioysbly spent q poem written
by Thomas Farmer being presented as an
especial feature of the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

BRooxLTN, Jan. is.-Frsnk Faulkner,
sE.d 2l years. shot bis wife. aged % years,
this afternoon. inhictiDg three wounds
in the head. which will prob :
soly cause her death. Re then
shot himself ia the head snd died instantly
The wounded woman We taken to q
hospital The smoothing occurred st the
residence Of Mrs. Fsukner's mother, $50
Second at, where Mrs Faulkner had been
living for some time. having lefs her hus-
baud on account. 4 is said, of his ill-treat-
ment caused by bis extreme ieslousiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Going Into the Brick Business.

MARQUETTE Jan. 1s-A brick manufsc-
tory. in which a umber of Detroit's young
business men are interested, will shortly be
in operation in the Upper Peninsula. The
name of the concern is the Anna River
Brick Company, and it i, located thirty
nine ~iles from Marquette. on the South
Shore h Atlantic Railroad in Alger county.
W. c. Mcmillan is President Geo. ii. Paine,
Vice President Richard X. Hall, cretsry
and Treasurer, and Fred II. VOLTS General
Manager of the corporation. The capital
stock will be SIS. .00o. and il is proposed to
make g. OO0. coo bricks mex season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
HE Ihosse CONTEST.
A niaority Report which q. Not so Favor
aba 70 Carlisle

a NJ hinorify lie Fort W hich 10 fot so Asor-
- abba - Csrgisie-
WkssISsroS. Jan. f8.-A minority report
10 the ~hoebe-Csrlisle case was presented
to ths House today. Il is signed by Lyman,
Houk. Lodgs and Johnston Of Indiana 1t
SAYS that had the case been allowed TO
stand ssfrsg presented 20 the committee,
there would not have ben dissenting
voice ron the report giving Carlisle bis
seat. Bet th-v consider that the charges
made by Thoebe's attorney, supported
by ex ssrte affidaviIs. made IL the
duty OF he committee 10 make further in
vestigsfien into the facts IA the case. They
concede hat the sffidavits presented in be-
halt Of Carlisle answered these charges. so
far ss * -psrts stlidayits could. yet they
held thaf this ought not 10 have been con-
sidersd warrant for so hastily closing the
case. snc they suggest mat the anxiety OF
the Representatives Of Carlisle TO close the
case snosld have prompted the committee
~ lOok deeper into the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Guenther, assisted by
their friends, celebrated the fifth annlver-
sary of their wedding day on Tuesday at
their residence, las Turner-st. About fifty
guests were present. number CT whom
played progressive pedro with the follow
ing result: Mrs. n. ID. Hanchett and Mr.
George Clark won first prizes. Mrs. William
Camp and Mr.. I. w. May contenung them
selves with the BOBBY prizes. Numerous
presents very appropriate to the occasion
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Guenther,
and the guests departed wishing them many
happy returns OF the day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
A Quiet Wedding,

Miss Anna Courtwright, OF this city. and
Mr.. Morris Freeman. OF Gaines township,
were married yesterday morning at the
ST.. Rev. Peter Moerdyke officiating. The
wedding was very quiet, only a lew inti-
mate friends being present. After the cer-
mony brief reception was give Mr.. an d
Mrs. Freeman At the residence of E. b.
Fisher
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
A DelightfaI Spread.

On Tuesday evening the stockholders
and directors of the Peninsular Novelty Co.
enjoyed most elegant spread at the Penin-
sular Club House. There were thirteen
present and the occasion was most enjoy
able one. The menu cards were works OF
art, and were finished by the brush of Mrs.
A. c. Torey. whose artistic talents are we'll
known and appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Prrrszuxs jan. lS-Edssrd Cofsv. m
der sentencs e 6ssfh cor the naraer Of Po-
Hceusu Essns. cof his throat from ear u
ssr this Afternoon win q snsii-sized pan
knife -tich he hst corceatt "a ais cell
He = sfii ivinx. ems cannot recover. TIE
Fsruoa Bnsri hsd refused an suriicstion
for = concentration - the sentence gbis
morninx. ard - committed the deed shors-
~ after oefne intrrn~f
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Two Men Pardoned.

LANSING. Jan. 1s.-The Governor has
yardoned John Forbes and John Riley. sent
from Clare county December 4, 1884 to
four years at Jackson for burglary. The
pardon board SAYS that the testimony at the
trial ought not ordinarily to have convicted
them of stealing pin. They had but two
montho vet TO serve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Fifth Anniversary,

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kenwick celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage on
Tuesday evening, at the residence of Mr..
aud Mrs. Fisher. ON Cherry-st. The even
ing was eDjoyably spent with progressive
pedro, the prizes being taken by Mrs. A.
ID. Baker and A. r. Roads. Miss Blake and
w II Jones
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

81. Conpsoa. recent Arrival ron Nsr
York Safe. 49, hsd considerable san ~
rsoz.T. ir8u s.s iiitis toc frs-sv vssrsT-
dsy ssd -ss ofsYisE - trsst everybody.
Foar .. Hsflraorr6. ~ 11< Csiif3rnis -
"a scross hir1 ard sssiaa kis cos3itf1u.
teos b /. - Pssies Hss<z as-tsrs Wksn
BE ~s- s>~~eesd tss szm q si7a7s ss
lona e s<s .e<nz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

NV YoRK. Jan. Is Actor GsorEs Her
bert Leonsrd's suff against Abraham L.
Erlsnder. manager for Mrs.. Leonard. whose
stage name : Louise Bale. for damages for
ssssnlt. vas retired before Judge Irusx. N
the Superior Court today. Erisnger wss
not present and the Court ordei ed verdict
for The pisint4f The jury gave 9 verdict
f,r l. an
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

NEw Yosx. Jan. is.-W F. Harding has
written TOE Eeraid undertaking 10 show
thai the smith Kiirsin Sghs vas q ssnuins
one He cites he fsct thst tne witnesses
sod fsi<~R were experts. that they pro
naunced ae nsbt great one, that Xii
rsin : in ring BIS hsnd in the fourth round
socounts ior tfs siiure ca hest smith
rrouast'v. snd tnst the time of me fehf
80 soa pss-hsL hours. - not unusual
sevrrsi fGnts Saving occupied a longer
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

RxkpESs Pa, Jan. IS-Advices from ths
cCsl regions today are % the eject thst al
tbe Residing c0siisfies srs still idle Only
a few smsll incsvidusi coilseFies sre a.
vork. Aoout seventy eve lcsoed cosl cars
csme dO<n this morning for Reading man
uI.rfGr<re
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

tts-ttIFt = ~ Tt-t11ss-stsNNN
CALuNET. Jan. - DR.. Henry Iser died
this morning at bis sons home in this
place. The doctor vas in bis eighty fourth
gear and was an old resident. lie st one
time bad very large practice IN THIS and
adjoining counties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

NE- YoRx. Jsa. iS.-The proprietor. and
employees 0f tae srvsrai dine museums in
tnis citF vho ~ers recently arrested On
chsrgr of Ahfhcny Corsfock. of exhioiung
disgusting sfsusry. ricrur--, &C, rers 81
iuss~d guilty scdsv. tss ane~ ranging si9
~ 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
SHOUTS or LYNCH HIM.


"HHkr "U"H<'1FEJE tV"ENs
WkxHNGToN. Jan. fs.-Judge NOutgom-
sry's court vas the scene Of quite q senss-
tan lsis yesterday. A pretty young woman
named Bessie Morrison OF Ishpemiog.
Mica. was charged With stealing i697 from
Geo. " Blanchard. alias D0nelson, a
Snowman. who. she testified. had enticed
hsr from hone. pretended 70 marry her
and then deserted per. Her testimony Gre
ated great - mpathy for Der and verdict
ia her agor vas followed bg shouts OF
Lynch him" tar aud feather him,
whsrsupon Blanchard ted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
The Dancing Class.

About the usual-sized clss, was in at
tendance last evening at Misses Gage &
Benedict's dancing academy, in Hartman
hall. The music furnished by Braun's
Band was exec lent, and the class is max
ing rapid progress. The new term begins
with SATURDAYS lesson
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
LESS PEDRO. MORE ANNIVERSARIES,
Bst the Merry whirl sstiI Goes %. ..a tie
Days 2na >ights ~ Come are Fuli of
the Magic SsEftis Of the Cards aad
tAs d sssc of the Dance.

Although the dare are col "A the hresids IS
bright and many are the sOcisi gatherings
in the light Of fairy lamps aud amid the
fragrance Of freshly cat dowers- kvery
day brings its pleasures OF pedro and other
sJC1al amueemeuts
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Diefr- MindArhout

Homer E. Dietz, OF Arkansas. Kansas,
and Miss Anna Minderhout were married
last evening in the presence OF about sixty
guests. At the residence of the brides par
ents, on South Lafayette-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

txr.-.szs p. ~ Vs.sssse-ssse4s
LsxsIss. Jan. ls-Flvs cssss we're beard
IN the Supreme Court today. and Nos. 81
s. IS. 6e and 81 wsrs sdded 10 the cal for
for TnarsdzT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Nsr Yesx. Jsa. I8-As al sdiourusd
ueefinz 81 w.sssh s~cand nortzszs 6ond-
hoidprS heic fo>s-. ia Va. decided 70 p1sh
forceciosars "a rspsdlv ss rc~siass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

ArskST. Jsa. fS-Ths Conrt Of A pre-ls
has refused sssy n tas css- of nriscoa.
sentenced - he hsuxed Ffldav. cut tbe
Goveraer as= grated aim respite Of
soeR ssa>
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

sxs-ssss v-ssstss-stss.s-
ErNosE. Jsa. 1s-HsTbert Ce-si. While
saving shingles fo- ? A. Barge of this
Fsoe atd his feft kaad severed 81 tns
snarsi~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Paw Paw. Jan. is-James Kelley aud
Peter Fsrrow. tae Hartford safe crackers
sscsped from isil this forenoon by prying a
chs4n Of from the door, but we're captured
IN The edge of town hy Deputy sheriff
N~Cabs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
EGofihRllS
l-2 Off CIeaTaRceSaIe.

The old must so IN order ID
make room for the new. CON-
meneing Monday, ian. Io. our
Ia Oh Clearance sale viii con-
tinue s. days. We do this "a
make room Tor our nrsv spring
inportat ons. For the past
week we have been preparing
Tor thiS SALE. barking the old
goods down regardless of cost.
as We must have the room.
Dinner Sets e. Sets, holes
pieces OF lr.c s-brsc Fruit
plates, Sauce Dishes, Glass ware
ETC.. 81 which sve bought N two
large ouantit es. or which did
not sell rs rapidly As We could
wish, and ali pieces that We
have carried Tor 3 yesr or so,
we shall close out al half price.
and a great many below half
price. We h We decided 80 close
out few patterns IL decorated
goods, which We have been car
rying In open stock. and these
Will 60 az Ia of. Also several
patterns Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Rs..aa al Ta4ns Soaa ala Nssr n 1raad
Raotia cSsiFs hE1rs. Al = owes Faeg asd
s1lll1 4fl15n tfs STAGE q. - ~ I 1aars
s1e@4 "a bst13.t lesspspela
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Don't Forget

- rsse she a sNf sfzS a. saan e. sac nave
f1iisf 80 fhE slesra BAsc loosl sut - aelF
reNs 7seTG mas 80 so&e tuforf1a on lEf1S
4oiEh htuidFeif 0f "a AZ ln goI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
SILVERWARE

SILNERWARE
VII also be greatly reduced Several
patterns in Spoons and forks WI b.
closed out at . q of and see balance OF
stock a. 3oper cent o..
The whole center cf cur double storrs.
% and 3 Mon -oe ST.. = des-ctet 10
this IL On Gale. Such hsrgsias IN
Choice Vases, Sss.uary and other pieces
Of Bfic-s bfse - vii be found here -
something Unprecedented. Come eafiy
an get tse best bargains. Don't wait
Until they are all picked over.
Remember, the sale COM
mences Monday, January l6.
4. Leonard Sons & Co.
90 and 81 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
WHITE PORCELAIN.

And these goods W 60 a. 10 eft,
These goods sre gss As ne 81 zrd dear
able as any W. have. romIng, 50 ttsv
do, from the best ssr ores in tes isnd.
This only trcubie q, sae have 1ei n car
ryIng toe msay sfyles. Iust shink ct
eighl patterns IN ~niie porcessia- Whvg
il 10 too many fsr snystiTiz ans ?. c<n.y
way TO get rad o. thsss good - &c sac
rifice them. 50 new "a :ss iirne 'o'fstes
up ysa< cid seGs. "a you never again viii
have sock an opportunity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
DUBLIN
Charter ami Grounds seourod for the Fair.
Crops 10 Fine Oondition.

Charter ana Grounds seourod for the Fair.
Crops 10 Fine Oondition.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
DUBLIN, Tex, April l2.-The Dublin
Fair Association is now an assured fact,
and is on cold busis, the directors hav-
Jog received and q ed their charter, and
last night located the fair grounds by
purchasing fifty acres from a. A. Chap
man inside OF our corporation, very de-
sirsble and pretty location, being on the
top Of the hill north of town, and on
ground of such 8 grsyelly nature that It
never gets muddy. The improvement
committee is TO go right 20 work on tho
race track, fencing grounds and erecting
all necessary buildings for s fair this com.
ing fall.
We had splendid rain last night,
which was needed to liven up the oa. and
grass crops and the gardens. Now every
body has broad grin on his face, as
corn tsat WAS put in early is coming up,
which, on account Of the cold weather,
was supposed to hsve rotted in the
ground, but the last ten days of regular
summer weather hsve brought it out.
Cattle are showing signs Of Improvement,
and in fact everything and everybody
looks and feels better than for three years
past. the rainy season is the cause OF
this good feeling.
The assignee Of Davis Utterbsck, who
failed here last October for $4,000, has
made final settlement of the estate and
paid 55 cents on the 81, which is con-
coded to be very good settlement as
the assets and liabilities were about
equal. but over h&lf the assets were In
old notes and accounts. This settlement
speaks well for the management of the
estste by the assignee, j. z. S.. Ci.ir.
All the creditors accepted under the as
sigpmeut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
is CALEB to meet in Wsxshscbie May ls,
10 select delegates to the Fort Worth Con-
ventIon On May 90
Boosting Allison for President.

CHICAGO, ILL, April IS j. S. Clark
son, chairman OF the convention sub
committee OF the Republican committee
was in the city to-daylnspecttng the su.
ditorium building. He said the pressure
for convention tickets Wss absolutely
unprecedented. He had received enough
applications 20 msny times ill the entire
hsN. Mr. ClaIksOn will leave for the
east tomorrow to confer with
Senator Allison, whom ne warmly cham
plons for the Z publicsn nomination.
can talk SbUu: the lows delegation rot
being for Auison," said Mr.. CIsrK-
SOD, "ard that he IS get up
as men of straw while
the delegates are really for Blaine, is
nonsense. We are enthusiastically for
Allison, and will have 5000 men here dur
ing the convention in the cSmp7igu uni
form OF the Allison club men. l h:Ve not
absted one title OF my admiration for
Bl.iGe, and know he is entirely cut CT
the question. No, ,heEe is no possibility
OF Blsins's nomination in any event. He
hiss pat himself beyond the reach Of {.
nomination ~ his own motion and de-
sire"
Adverting to Allison again Mr. Clark
son sald "Conkling is for Allison
and Conklirg is not going to
die. We csauot spare him.
l believe in the psrty using all it's tsctics.
an & Blame man and ConkIipg mSn.
was for the la.:er's re-elecEion 10 the
Senate two years ago. Yes, the Allison
people feel very Confident Ebou. New
York. The business interests aaVe con-
ddence In Allison"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
rh,oaa, and Ends uonysn,,o..

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, April 1s.-THE GA
zsTTE's mau WAS mistaken in stating
that the recent C Ill for the l.oorirg ele-
ments Of Texas to meet in convention
was issued by the authority of thu Farm e
ers' Alliance. The call was made by
"Citizsns of Texas" sud WAS eigaed by
Alliance off s's and Knights of L4bor.
TIE csll fell like bomoshell IN the po-
liticsl circles OF Dallas, and the politi-
cisns are thinking. They didn't know
what to make Of It. Those who have
opinions differ greatly as to the outcome
of the CONVENTION.
Colonel W. L. CraWiord-T have no
idea what the convention will &C,
complish or even OF the
OBJECTS Of 1t. It indicates, however,
that the farmers and Knights of Labor
are endeayoring to effect 6 coalition for
political purposes. II they dc, it will be
good thing for, the Democratic party OF
Texas. The Democracy is poorly or
gsnizsd ct present, and If some formid-
able power were to come forward, the
party would drop TIE desd issues which
some men are wrangling over, and unite
on issues Of living moment"
]. j Eckfcrd, attorney: az think 1t Is
well for any laoor organization of meet
toge her sRd discuss matters pertaining
to their welfare ard to bring their griev-
Esnces into notice, with view to mem
orisliziDg constituted sutho titles for re-
lief. But If two or more classes are ANAL
gamated into political p.rty, they will
not only fail Of tie relief they
seek, out will SOW the seeds OF disinte
grafton in their organizations. This is
the history of all movements of this rs
ture."
Colonel J. c. Bigger, Republican-"Is
is the initial influence working toward
the disintegrstion of the Democratic
party Of Texas. The day of abnormal
Democratic msjorities is drawing to 6
close. Whatever the result to the organ
izstions Of the Farmers Alliance and
Knights Of Labor, the convention they
propose will begin work that will end
In good to the state"
Colonel Tuck Boaz OF Fort Worth-"I
don't know blamed thing about it. Say,
did you ever heer that story Of the two
gi1ls ~ the hotel?"
Oscar Lynch CT Fort Worth: "I think
that II the lsborlug elements Of Texas
hive grievance, the las. way In the
world TO get relief is 10 o:gspke IN Z
political party. The Alliance IS unmind-
full Of the fact that they are not indepsI-
dent OF other classes, and il they organ:z re
against the brains and the MOley Of the
country, the brains and money will win.
The authorities OF Texas have done AID
are doirg great deal for the lsboring
classes, but there ere other people who
have rights az well as the lsborers."
Hon. Henry Exall-'I have not read
the call, but take it fer granted that 8
political movement on the part Of the
Alliance and Knights would result in no
good to these orders"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-14
Fotherinkham's Damage Suit.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 13.-In the
FotheEinsh,m's damsge suit sgainst the
Adams Express Company the prosecu-
ton closed, snd the defense asked the
judge to instruct the jury to return YER.
dict for the defense. This Judge ThsyeI
refused to do. The defense then intro
duced testimony TO show that any one on
sseiag Witrock, the confessed roboer,
could give 81 accurate description OF him
owing to his noted peculiarities, such as
3 crooked nose, cast in the eye, the gold
4 ling in his teeth and bent neck. The
defense further tried to prove tina,
Haight, another self confessed member
Of the gang, had been in the car WITH
Fothering ham, The train men then went
over their part OF the history OF the rob-
berry, sud 1t WAS brought out that the
messenger was go securely tied that 1t
could not have tied himself.