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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
A Newspaper,s Protect.

| WASHINGTON, June s.-Represe NATIVE Nor
row, OF California. yesterday presented in thu
mouse protest of the newspaper publishers n
Gan DIEGO, AGAINST the passage of the bill re-
ported from the committee on postofices and
posi- roads, providing that ali second-cIass
matter, after It has been once mailed ut nonnd
+ tieo Of postage, shall, when removed, or re-
agents or others, be charged postage at the rate
OF one cent per ten ounces. The grounds of the
protest as presented by the publishers are as fol-
1. 1t will prevent newsdealers from keepjnp
supply of our papers on their
counters, thus injuring the sale At the present
rate OF postage newsdealers keep a sufficient
on nana 10 meet all demands and are not
az Hi4 70 as the postage of the unsold copies is
SO slight that they do not heed it, At four cents
pound they would not do SO and MANY sales
would be lost. saws
2. 1t is discrimination apainst or1, tb. ,,,,h-
nsners and news agents, and as second class
matter is accepted at pound rates from San
t francsco to Sacramento, it should be accorded
loss by its carriage through the mails
should not be considered as the whole peonIe
represented in congress have already Stimulated
%naS me rates should be; and for the spread Of
AIIOMIeuge ana education of the people the
sending OF second-class matter through the
iIaal mas already been accorded special priv
p tinted Whlch are OF more than general interest
70 the people. II this bill becomes a law
- Will be impossible to place them
' "n mere the public can get them, SO |
'alue to education will be prevented from heinsI
circulated as it should be- e
l. All mailable matter is entitled to transmits
iO trough the mails either way at rates stated
" law, and why make exceptions by curtailS3
1g the privileges always accorded to second |
lass matter, is not apparent except il enbarrass |
ne pqolisher aud dealer, and makes it more
incuit for them to do business through the
Inited States mail. S
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Pamela County,
Correspondence of the Gazette.

bEckVILLE, TEX, June T. Primaries were de-
teated by decision of County Chairman Cariker,
whose adverse decision is said to have been
given upon petitions against primaries signed
Fy members Of all parties This leaves the
mllESsloneTs, justices and constables.
throughout this portion of the county Eogo
Is the only name In the mouths OF the people foP
governor. Hubbard is in the majority for con-
gress, with Kilgore next. The two papers of the
county are for Kilgore. DeGratfenreid ia
making ms mark, and, Judging from remarks of
Ihe voters he is on their slate for future adj
vancement should he be left in the district com
ventlon shuttle. The delegates from this pre
Stiict 20 the county convention will undoubtedly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
LocaI Option Defeated.

SpeCI0I TO the GaZette.
MINERAL WELLS, TEX, June Sat the cleo
ton to decide whether or not alcoholic liquors
should be sold in this precinct on yesterday
local option was defeated by ninety-four votes.
mere being l52 against ana ffty-eight for. The
turn out. Wv 44sH"
In the afternoon Hon Il. s. Moran of Parker
amendment and Gen. Hogg for governor to a
g9oG crowd. He was answered by Judge Hendy
Oh TINS county and Col. Taylor, but the fact
majority, was for Hogg and the commissio5>
put PUT they needed just such stirring up as Judge
-noraG gave them, as our precinct primary will
meet Saturday, the 18th inst.
Inc chairman of the Democratic executive
committee OF this county has issued a call for
primary elections to be held on next Saturday,
dssn INST, to elect delegates to a county Demo-
cratic convention at Palo Pinto in the near
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rhe pebate AZ Dentnn

DENTON, Tex, June 7.-Hon. W. ". Lang
VINO Is opposed to the proposed railroad com.
mission, and Hon. T. ]. Brown, who favors IL,
addressed the citizens to-day at the courthou So
In joint debate. Col. Lang was the first Ia
speak. His address of one hours length was
received by the anti-commission people very
wen and once or twice he was Interrupted with
GheeEs He was introduced by Judge 8 III
bradley: Hon. E. c. Smith then proceeded to
vac platform, accompanied by Capt t j. Brown.
Whom he introduced. Capt. Brown smoke for ar,
hoor and half and his argument was a
very forcible one and seemed to be the sentf.
N N shI OF the majority present was shown by
cheers which were given him. 1t was easily oh.
served that the larger number of those present
we're commission men. Col. Lang then answered
tcaPt. crown speech in half hour talk At
tS9Ehey- Seneral Hogg will address the citizens at
the courthouse on Monday, June 30.
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eonsulting Yariyick.
Specialize the Gazette.

F01'II 10 tIIO Ul1etVS' n 8
= Waco. Tx, June Sion. Gustave Cook and
Bryan t. Barry are in the city to-day and were
in conferences with George CLARK several hours
this morning.
e. Judge Clark will address an anti-com-
mission meeting in Waco Tuesday
hlgnt, when the Cook campaign will
. X. h kingsbury, Jr., has withdrawn from
the race for representative from this county and
an Hnonnced Tor hoater for the district composed
only one candidate in the field against the
amendment, Judge Gerald, while there are two
. ?: r. MlIls and ~. L. Board, who favor it. The
campaign promises to be red hot from now on
M the 18th of July, the day set for the pri-
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Mesquite Notes.


NFNOlaI 10 IIIt OAZtIIe.
MESQUITE, TEX. June "a Hogg and COM
mission club has been organized at scyene. The
club is said to number all. but about a half
dozen, of the qualified voters of the precinct
The club viii meet next Tuesday night ana win
De addressed by prominent speakers
a meeting WAS to have been held at Iono
creek for the purpose of inducing G. W. Lewis
esq, TO make tue race for representative from
l DaIias county. Mr.. Lewis is 4 farmer and is a
commission man.
=, me Hogg men here are in high spirits oyer
conventions which were held yesterday.
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Made Dicker with Uncle Sam.

|. SAC ga AND Fox AGENCY, 1. t., June 3
-Ihe Indians have submitted to the
agreement for the sale of their
lands The terms accepted are Ieo
acres to be allotted to each
member of the trlbe wherever tbex
choose and s4S5, ZOO to be paid for the
balance. This will amount to 81 % ner
acre. Chief Mabkosahto and his twelve
eon eilmen are well pleased with the re-
sd SUIT and peace feast is now in progress
me commission now goes to the Potta,
wotomie country. '''A-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09

counties Of Cass, Marion, Bowie. Morris and
Titus Titus Thsre are no candidates except two in
LASS a. Watley and W. Hender-
son, who are brother-in-la7vs. They are
mixing things lively in old Cass.
- tAey submit their claims to a primary OF thai
SJ ", anu VIII be, according to custom, rati-
t .eu oy the Other counties. For the first time IL
rHsnty years this county, Morris, win have a
primary election for county officers by the DEM
oSeEats; iais state of things has been brought
SCOUT oy the coiored vo5e holding the balance OF
lower, Some sold their votes and influence to
ne uLe highest bidder. Hence OF late years the
w VINE vote and tax payers have not been much
VI FACTOR In making our court officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
TO CANE OUR EDITOR.
Action of Garland's Hogg and Commissio,
Club.

Action of Garland's HoGG and Commission
Club.
Special to the Gazette.
GARLAND, TEX, June S.-The Garland Hoee
ana commission club held an enthusiastic meet
,Ia: and unanimously adopted the fol-
g ResoIVed, That we appreciate the uniform
ifaifness and courtesy which the Fort Wortb
GAZETTE has displayed in giving the friends Of
zen: Hogg and the railroad commission amend
campaign. Va 'Ho
Resolved, that as token of our appreciation
we subscribe for three copies of the Daily GA
ZEITE Tor the use of the club during the euber-
maternal campaign, and that the club present
Mr., w: L. Ialone, editor of HE GAZETTE, with
a walking stick made from East tork bois dare
as testimonial of our appreciation and conf
uehce' J. a. CoRcoRAN, President
JOHN II. CUILoM, Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
A Dallas Negro HurIs Stone with Fatal
fpaf. a,

A Dallas Negro HurIs Stone with Fa,., u,
feet .,sSki
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS Tx, June 1s.-CIaude stewa-, y
young negro of about sixteen years i. ~ If,.s
county jail charged with the murder of ~ ~
Fish The crime was committed undessEI "a fol.
lowing circumstances: Stewart had been VOL
-ng for Fish, who ran beer bottling bushes.
"A dispute arose between them, Stewart cIaimino
I tas Fish owed him money and would not nav n
Isn nnaIy ordered the negro out of his nIoc az
ne i1e1 went out, picked up rock and threw Is
IN, isn, strlking him on the temple After tbrotr.
ing the rock Stewart ran off, Fish's head haI,S.
cut IN bad place, a phvsici.In oelng
sene LOT, but, in spite Of good medical attenSs
9nce, ne died about O'Clock this r,o S-sGno-
stewart was arrested and locked m betvaa1Sg;;
1ng o,oioek: Fish was an honest, industrious
nan, and leaves q family. Hi, fnnerSI to,
pace this afternoon from the family residanok
- canton street under the auspices of tbs
member. eE ne was |
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Out S1s.nnn
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, June s.-The state pow
eminent proposed to locate the soutbwester,
asylum for the insane at this city If the lana g.
the site was donated. Messrs. Niteh.II
Poor donated the land to the state with ~. ana
1e[Isttsnoing that the citizens would nav for T.
and ,ne citizens have not paid for It, FPne -;
MiIcnell presented petition to the cou,t .,,l o
nliSsl9hers court to appropriate the monev re-
SuIl os !of me purchase The petition v-sss 70
5el[ea 20 District attorney PascheI He 80
aeEed decision to-day, saying that the c5, ZEN
mad not the right to make the uecesss- e eoaity
which Is SIG, coo. ous the land,
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Blossom Prairie Precinct Convention.

oossom prairie Precinct Convention.
Special TO the Gazette.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, TEX, June Sour pre.
clnct meeting was held here yesterday about Z. ~
p. m. j. w. Hordenson was called to the chat
and W. A. Roach acted as secretary,
A committee was appointed to draft resolu-
| tons and was out unusual long time-so lono
| that quite number of the voters left Tbs
resolutions were ss follows:
Be it resolved by the Dem ocrats of precinct
/. That We favor the '' amepap,snt 1nro-
posed by the last legislature) 10 fine ronStit,Pp
%n4cn, II adopted. will remove all doubt as to
the constitutonality of the legislation to creats
q railroad commission.
2. We are opposed to the PENDING
amendment al , to the constitution which proposes
or county by bonds Or otherwise
). We favor the submission of amend
ment by the next legislature to the o ople re-
moving from the present constitution the pro-
hloition against the chartering of state banks
1; we are IN favor of state warehouse law
making warehouse receipts negotiable and
!eTGlly good for the article stored and specified
in the receipt.
. We are in favor of uniform series Of
Texas. Vi
6. We are in favor of law to work short peni.
tentiary term convicts on the public roads Of the
counties and giving counties the right to hire |
rem the state as many as the county commits |
sioners OF cauntv may deem necessary.
Z. are in favor of nominating the Candidate
for the senate from this district BY the prn1srv
Of the three countless the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes of the three counties TO
be the nomiuee. W
s. We are in favor of Attorney General Hopg
Tor governor, Pendleton of Bell for lieutenante
governor, McCulloch for state treasurer. Linn of
Ictorla for comptroller of general land Office
orney.
9. That the delegates from the primary Demo-
ra NC meeting to the county Democratic con-
ention are hereby instructed to use their infln |
nee and vote in the county convention in 40 |
oTdance with the foregoing resolutions.
delegates were then elected to the county |
onvention instructed for Hogg for governor and
taers, after which. the meeting closed
b. Wright of Ciafksvile. candidate for
not IN favor off railroad commission
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De.ermiped to knl H,n..,.
Special to the Gazette. 'en.

HAVANA, June 8.-Eyrand French.
murderer, continues in his suicidal
purpose. Yesterday it was discovered
that he had in his possession niece of
shirt which ne had twisted into
rope ana oesmeared with soap, evidently
intending to hang himself with it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
Both Sides Cln1m IL


PARIS, Tex, June 8.-There was an error in
to-day's GAZETTE in regard to the report of
the acton OF the Democratic primary, etc., in
TINS county 1t reads as though all the pre-
einc's sent uninstructed anti-Hogg delegates. I.
ought to have read all wards in the civ gent
uninstructed anti ogg delegatese Notbints
lnrthsr has been heard from the county nrse9
clncts to-day and it is not known vet how the
Hogg men claim it. % -N "4i'i-
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Hot at the Trn,n Man
Special to the Gazette.

7 ~ VIZ
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, June s.-The citizens
who went on special train to Greenville YES
Serday to hear Mr.. Hogg, returned last night with
anything but kindly feeling for the railway
manager, from whom the train was hired. Their
grievance was that theStrain was rushed thronGh
mead OF IT'S advertised time and caused n,a1v
stalons. At CamFbeil's the agent had rive5
out that the train would not stop at an. As
many people got aboard however as could be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
Bartlett Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

BARTLETT. TEX, June S.-There are threo
candidates for the state legislature in this
county, Messrs. King, Bush and Robertson. AL
three OF them favor the adoption of the commits
sion amendment.
A canvass among the business men of Bart
tett reveals the fact that fifteen of them are in
davoT OF commission while only eight on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09

Special to the eaze,,s

RocEwALL. Tex, June 7.-Mr. Evan Jones.
president of the National Farmers, Alliance
addressed the citizens of Rockwan and vicinity
to-day at the courthouse on the great onevtio,.
Oh the day He favored the sub-treasury Bill az
me measure OF relief to the people.
me election here for school trustees resulted
In the election of j. R. Dunoers. r, King and
A. B. Gardenhire AS' - ming AM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
Little Interest at Clarendon.

Speclal to the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEX, June s.-state politics is
very tamely discussed in this part Of the state
now, Business, 'making money and ''build-
IN towns" seem to be the more absorbing
topics. However, the DonIey county DEM
ocfacy have organized and have the followIng
executive committee: ". r. Butler. I. n
PPe es.;, R. P. aye, A j. Stokett and A. NJ.
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Went Antt-Prohihition.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
EDDY, Tex, June s.-Yesterday we held an
election in this justice precinct to determine
whether or not the sale of intoxicating liquors
should be prohibited in the precinct, resulting
sgalnst prohibition by about fifty votes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
Stuck on Galveston Bar.
pecial4o the earette.

GALVESTON, TEX. june .-The steam
snip British Teuhonia, which arrival 70
aay from London with cargo of ee-
lnent, ran aground outside. she IA he
ing iightened and is expected to get oH
70 the morning. Her position Is not dan
gerous. VAL
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Hnbhard nt nunrtnn
Correspondence of the Gazette.

correspondence of the Gazette
ovERroN, TEX, June 7.-Ez-Gov. r. B.
Hubbard, candidate for congress from this dis
trict' addressed a la. ge crowd at the Methodist
church this evening. His friends express them
selves as being highly pleased with his address.
anu now calm that ne has fair chance to carry
July 20. W NC neiu
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sherman Notes.


SHERMAN, Tax, June s.AYesterday q sher-
man paper charged General Hogg with accept
ing and riding on pass from Corsicana to sher-
man. There seems to be diversity Of opinion
as 70 the Inconsistency of his accepting sucb
.ose 9 Whiis ne IS seemingly fighting the rail
gentleman remarked to your cor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09

respondent that, IL true, 1t would not look n,
PAD oaa as MI. Cook or Mf. Hall accepting such .
an enort to organize Hogg club at the court
house last night proved failure very feSg h.
ing present. There viii be another zIesting
according TO agreement. next Wednesday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
Madison County Sentiment.

Correspondence oftbe Gazette.
JACKSONVILLE. TEX. 6.-Politics is warming
up In this county, and as we have no county
paper to voice our sentiments 1 hope you vii,
PARDON me when I say that Hogg is in the
ascenaancy for governor by large majority.
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AZ AMARILLO.
speeial b DE aarette.

AMARILLO, Tx. June 1.-THE sentiment o,
.ne people here is divided on the question OF
hosg and the commission, with probability Of
majority against both, though there is not
material houors 80 sNA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
sentimsn, &, Rsrdsn

Special to the Gazette
bkLokN' Tx, June s.-There is no excite
.eus here for any state officer except for
governor HOG seems to be in large majority
IN TINS senatorial district, comprised Of the
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18

ing to the 'front.' 1t was lightning race
down the stretch, and from out the gloom
and dust Peel showed to the front as the
horses neared the score. The gallant son
of Monday and Precioso led under the wire,
Applause a good second, Carmen third,
Lurline fourth, Tycoon fifth and Picnic
away in the rear. Time, 200.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy-State Fair meeting. Running, Fall
stake, handicap for all ages; one mile and
quarter
Palo Alto Stock FARMS b. c. Peel, by Monday,
dam Precioso,
"esleg ehes,s georges ds@ .so APpiause' inie
W. L. Appleby's ch. m. Carmen, by Wildldle,
dam Nettie Brown
Time, 209.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18
ro-DAY,s RACES.
The Great PAGERS, Cricket and Almont
Patchen, to Come Together.

The Great PAGERS, Cricket and Almont
Patchen, to Come Together.
There are three regular events an
nounced for this afternoon at the Park,
beside which there will yearling trotting
colt race. The first will be special purse
for trotters, for which the starters will be
Matte P, Maud H., lockwood. Whale
bone and Laura In the pools last night
Maud H. sold for $50. Matte P. %,
Whalebone $50, Laura 2. SIS. and Rock
wood $l2
The second will be tretting purse of
81 200, and the starters will be Sister v,
Mary Lou, Wanda and Nonsy. Sister V.
is the favorite, at $50 against Sl5 Tor the
field
The third will be pacing race, and it
will bring to the front the sensation of the
year-Cricket. Almont Patchen. Ned Wins
low. and Belle Button. Cricket is the
Pleasanton Stock Farm young mare which
made the Eastern circuit this summer,
pacing as low down as 2:l24. Almont
Patchen is a Santa Clara horse that has
paced in 2:15 this year. Cricket has just
made the journey from the East, and may
not be in such perfect form as TO have any
advantage in this race over Almont
Patchen. and magnificent contest may be
looked for. In the pools last night, how
ever, Cricket, was the favorite at $3.50
against S75 for Almont PaIchen, and S25
for the field.
SACRAMENTO TBoTTING COLT STAKE.
1t has been decided by the Sacramento
Trotting Colt Association, OF which Wilber
F. Smith is Secretary, 10 have their annual
yearling trotting colt stake race to-day.
The starters will be:
w. J. O'Brien's g. c., by Albert W, dam
by Hacks Tecumseh.
E. Pickett's ca. C. Hickory Nut, by Ross
s., dam by John Nelson.
WILDER F. Smiths b. C. Keb;r, by Alca-
zar, dam Yerba Buena, by Santa Claus.
This contest will be full Of interest to
breeders OF trotting stock.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18
DIED.


Sacramento, September 16-Catherine Forestall,
mother OF Mrs. n. ]. Lindner, q native of
Moincoin County Kilkenny, Ifels snd, so
years. (New York and San Francisco papers
please copy.)
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funera,, which viii take place from residence
Of her daughter, Mrs H. J. Lindner, A12 NJ
street. this afternoon at 2Sl O'Clock; thence
to the Cathedral, where services will be held ].
Sacramento September 16-Bertha D. Bolze. a
native OF Sacramento, 10 years, months and
Is days.
Funeral will take place this afternoon from
the residence of her father, 2i26 X street, at
o'clock. Interment private.l
Brighton, September 15-Antone r. Menke, a
native of California, S5 years, 5 months ana $
days
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from ST. Pauls
Church. Eighth street, between l and J, this
CThursday) afternoon at2 o'clock.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18
The Biggest, Brightest, Best

The most successful and growing stores in the
country today are the large complete and manysided
stores with goods suited all needs tastes and purses
Looked at from single standpoint they may seem too
voluminous and complex. Looked at from the stand
point of the mutform demands of the day. nothing
less will suffice There is like experience and
practical results and these support the complete stores
Ours is the largest and most complete general out
hitting establishment the coast is also the most
successful 1t has the largest trade both at home and
through the mails, and shows the most rapid growth
and its growth has been the rapid Just as its as
sortments were at their best and highest.
The key to its is that it furnishes what the
people-and all the people-want 1t ministers to
every demand. 1t is varied aud allembracng. All its
customers may not buy in every department perhaps
but everyone finds what he looks for and is interested
IN. There coarse, stout goods for rough usage;
plain servceable goods for everyday wear and fashion
able and costly goods from Vienna, Paris, London and
other market of the world In each of these
grades only the best makes represented while the
prices are always as low, and in lower than
those of the other dealers.
These facts cited for the benefit of strangers in
the city, whom invite to visit our store We be-
eve that we have stated nothing that is not accepted
by those who know us. Men believe what they see
and everybody sees the truth for himself
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18
YESTERDAYS RACES.

The Hardest Contested Events of the
Meeting-A Sensational Race.
The largest crowd seen at the Park thus
far during the present meeting assembled
Yesterday afternoon to witness the five run
ming events announced. The programme
was one that deserved the full attendance,
and If presented on an Eastern track would
have attracted many thousands of people
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18

is unequaled. They also have on hand a
full stock of all kinds of extras. If merit
is rewarded this firm deserves its just
share.
Outside of the Pavilion, meritorious
mention may be made of the candy and
soda emporium of Oscar s. Flint. Mr..
Flint makes specially of homemade
candies, and invites a trial
Chas. Fredericks & Co. have an exhibit
of hats and caps and other novelties in
their line which constantly compels view
from all who visit the gallery
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18
RARE SPORT.

The Athletic Contests Draw a Large
Crowd.
The athletic contests at Agricultural
Park Yesterday morning were big success.
Much could have been added to the COM
iort of the audience, however, had the park