Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-16

Dallas; John T. Bonner. Tyler; J. Y. Rob-
erts, Corsicana; ". B. Elliott, Fort Worth /;
r. P. Lyon, Dallas: II. W. Chesney, Mount
Pleasant; Charles L Hill, Terrell; DR.. J. S.
Letcher, medical referee, Dallas; G. J.
Penn, Waxahachie; S. Harrison, Hunt
Orr, Arson: 7. D. Bloys, Honey Grove;
son, Dallas; w. NJ Weddlngton,
Henrietta; A. NJ Sears, Vernon !;
C. A. Kirksey, Waxahachie; Malcolm
Henry. Mckinney; J. B. Alternately, Bon
ham; George Barnard, Dallas; George j.
Mccarthy, Austin; C. NJ. Scogin. Albany;
Fort Worth; ]. ]. Hayshp. Bolton; A. j.
Roar. Fort Worth; n F. Fouts, Gates
vile: c. E. Swink, Abilene; S. A. Thomp-
son, Palestine; L. kells, Dallas; w. a.
Harris, Fort Worth; A. Prudential, Dali
las; W. D. !Slaton, Henrietta; B. F. Dyer,
D. A. Dyer, D. j. Evans and John Barnard,
Dallas.
The convention is being held in Knights
of Pythias hall on Elm street. The room
is filed with tables and around these are
gathered this representative body OF active,
intelligent Texans, and to these agents
Professor Stewart propounds problems and
gathers solutions, and the scene is not I'M
like what might be considered very similar
to civil service examination. That such
NOIh SldUlCS luC tiSculS VI eiS -hAoSddh
life to go forth peculiarly fitted for the
furtherance of this grand and growing SUBJ
ject, scarcely needs to be said.
The social side of matters is not neg
lected, and the appearance OF the entire
body at a theater party at Oak Cliff last
night attracted no little attention from the
public. Tomorrow night the sessions end
with a banquet to be given at the Oak Cliff
hotel in honor of Professor Stewart and the
visiting gentlemen. Messrs. Dyer Bros,
the Texas managers. have surrounded
themselves with splendid corps OF capable
gentlemen, who, as agents OF the great
Mutual life, are understood to enjoy the full
confidence of their several communities
and, in their successful conduct of their pro-
fesSion, these agents are known to main
tain the high prestige of their company, the
business of which in Texas so well merits
this recognition from the home Office.
Hon. Prior Hayes, who ran for ioater in
Collin and Denton counties on the Labor
ticket last fall, but who was defeated by a
small majority, was in the city to-day. He
is 4 man past the meridian of life, graz
bearded, rough in exterior with lots OF hay
seed in his hair, and is an old Knight of
Labor, and says that up in Collin county
they are more than anxious to know when
w. R. Lamb. of Bowie is going to issue his
call for the Peoples party convention,
which convenes in Dallas during the middle
of August next
He also says that the Farmers Alliance
and knights of Labor are DESTROYS of organ
izing local, county and district branches of
the State Federation of Labor 1.-THE
Farmers Alliance of Collin,' says Mr.
Hayes. sis sub treasury to the core. ''The
north end of Collin is pretty much all PEG
pies party, and l believe that in spite of
the Collin county Democracy we will carry
the county in 1892" says Mr.. Hayes. Mr..
Hayes AYERS that the crowd numbered fully
10000 people which listened to the Brown
Tracy discussion of the sub-treasury on the
4th inst.
AT the Alliance camp meeting which be-
gins Tuesday July n, two miles west of
Mckinney, Streeter of Illinois will grace
the opening ceremonies with his presence
and a speech, at least so says the Hon.
Prior Hayes. Hon. Congressman elect
Bailey and the redoubtable Harry Tracy
will lock horns over the sub-treasury the
following Thursday, July %. AL labor or
CARNATIONS, says Mr.. Hayes, are cordially
invited to attend.
MIR. Hayes opinion of those who recently
participated in the Fort Worth ''pow wow''
is not very fattering one. Mr.. Hayes
will return to Mckinney this morning.