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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-08

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Washington, Nov. ia complete
list of representatives iu congress elected
last wcek. made mp from returns rc-
oniycd by the Democratic national COM
mittop, aud compared with those recev-
ed by the clerk Of the house agrees
substantially with the estimates sent
out by the associated press. 1t shows
that the Democrats have elected DO
members, the Republicans 125. aud the
Populists seven giving the Democrats
a majority Of ninety, II the Democrats
carry the election for congressman In
Rhode Island, they win have Il majority
Of uinety-two ovar nll opposition
Tone, Democrat candidate In Idaho,
defeated by William Sweet, hns flied
notice Of contest, W. hns John j. O'Neill,
(pemocrat) In the Eleventh Missouri dis
trict, Donald McNnughton. tDcmocraO
In the Thirteenth district o. New York.
will contcat the scat NJ John Van Voor-
his, and !, Maurice Finn will contest
tue seat Of Samuel NJ. Stevenson, a
Republican member of the present
house The Seventh South Carolina dis.
trict, known as the Black district, also
promises a contest
The populist vote Ia not strong Ia the
Fitty-third congress. They arc given n
voting strength Of Rcvru, but this will
rot be manifested on all occasions.
Ponce from the First district Of Colorado
il Republican, and 80 IN France and
Newlunds of Nevada, MrNcighnn and
KEN, of Nebraska, IRE Third party men
In the present house, but were elected
10 the Fitty-third congress- ON a fusion
ticket They VIII 20 into the Demo.
cratic caucus and act with that pnrty.
Davis. Baker and Simpson, of Kansas.
viii. ns o rule, To found IN the Demo-
cratic column OF votes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
A GRAIN MARKET
OF Considerable Importance viii Galveston Be
II The Plans Arranged are Carried
0ut-A Meeting.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 1O.-(Special)-A
meeting Of the business men OF Galveston
WIS held In the cotton exchange tonight
for the purpose OF taking ateps TO develop
the grain trade by dvcrtlng the cereals OF
Southern Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas 10
this port FOR export The meeting was well
nttendcd and the matter was very thorough
ly discussed, and Ia view OF the fact that
there had been nn increase OF one foot In
the depth of the water on tho outer bar
within the past year, and Us the south jetty
had passed the crest Of the bar the securing
process would be accelerated. giving every
reason to hope thnt depth OF eighteen feet
would be secured by the FIRST OF january,
Il was resolved to appoint "A committee 10
Formulate q plan upon which to organize n
grain exporting company. Mcssra. George
Scally, liadon, Julius Rungo and Gus Rey-
morahofor were appointed Ms that committee
This Nmmittec Will got down TO busincsa
Immediately and Will draft the plan NJ tho
organisation OF a grain exporting company
which they will report 10 . general meeting
~ the near future, Everything seems favor
Nhlc for the consumation Of the scheme, Us
some of the heaviest capitalists Of the city
have heretofore undertaken has been made
a success, THIS, coupled with the fact Of q
lower grain rate by cents on grain frOm
Kansas than that TO New orleans points
~ the conclusion that Galveston, IN the
near future Will be n grain market OF con.
siderable Importance. This opinion II SON
CURED In by practical grain men from Kan.
sNs, now here, who have carefully looked
the situation over and are much encouraged
by the action Of the Galveston business
mon tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
A DAYS RECORD.
Fort Worth's Local Events Of
Interest.
AN OFFICIAL RESIGNATION.
A Good Record at The compress-A Small
Thanksgiving at the University.
NOlloe 10 Flremen-And a sug-
posiIoH io' y'1-'d's Fair.

TlH POLL CE CHANGE.
% t usual change OF
N ulN ish utu of the police
Cor e, -1a7 o. cn.s With one excep-
uoU --l -lnng1 ,d .run day to night
work merely, and the exceptions are or
ticers Townes and Witherspoon come
M town from beat No. 2-the acre
to beat No. 1.-THE square aud business
part Of town. Officers Judkns and Far
ris taking their places down town ard
working opposite Officers Nicely aud
Bddeker who are the night men down
town.
An order was issued by City Marshal
Maddox yesterday that the duties and
stations Of the mounted men, Rushing
and Mosley should be these.
The day man is 10 serve the papers
issued by the city court AS soon as court
ndiOurns: he then returns TO the office
when with his horse In convenient
place, he Is to await telephone calls
that may come TO police headquarters
when he has answered these he must
promptly return to headquarters. The
night man comes on at 8. with the other
officers and stays at the office and must
have his horse convenient, so he can an
swor telephone calls during the night
This win relieve Can't. lightfo0t Of
much of this work that has fallen on
him aud permit him to give more time
TO general supervision,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Norman Noy. Especial Tho
Democrats Of Oklahoma are extremely
happy over the election Of Cleveland, rs
Il probably means more TO them than It
does 10 tho people Of amy other strte or
territory, Whom Reeds famous billion
dollar congress pnssed very defective
organic act for this territory, President
Harrison at once began 10 pay some
political debts by sending hungry horde
OF carpet hnggrrg here TO govern tho
territory, Geo, W. Steele the first gov
rrnor, tried to rule the territory like It
was q military camp, He became very
UNPOPULAR ana avoided the Indignation
Of the people By rosigning md going back
10 Indiana. Ahram !, Seay, the present
governor, u hcnding his energies to mako
the territory Republican, The courts ns
run by the carlht bag judges are slower
than the mills " the gods,nnd their grists
arr exceedingly small; hut their cost 10
the taxpayer Is outrageous. The last
session Of the district court Mt Norman
lasted fram August 10 until October ~
and three cases were tried. The SUM
mer term nc oklahoma city continued
three months and only one case was dis
posed OF, Jurors and witnesses are kept
waiting week after week, perhaps never
called In court, and finally they are told
20 come back next term; which they
usually do, only 60 so through with tho
same waiting process again, But the
taxpayers, they pay the blllsi aud they
now rejoice In anticipation OF the time
when the carpet haggers must pack their
traps and 80 hence,
Hon. Leslie T.. Ross. Of Norman, and
Hon TN. Riehprdson,uf Oklahoma City.
are each mentioned as suitable material
for the govcrnogship The Democrats ~
this Cleveland county. the banner
Democratic county 81 III terri.
tory, named IN homer OF Grover
Cleveland, have elected their
entire county ticket by good majorltles,
Notwithstanding the fact TINT most Of
the Republicans voted the Peoples party
ticket, The officers elected in this county
are as follows, several Of thcm being
former Texans: To the council Y. Il.
Lane for the Sixth district, nnd Leslie
l., Ross for the Seventh district, repro
sentatyes i, O. Darlington, II. L. Wag-
goner, and ]. NJ. Stovall; probate judge,
Joe Wilkins; attorney, A. lutclins,
clerk, ID H. Wynne, treasurer, L. Il,
Durkeei school superintendent NJ. Nj.
Cough; sheriff, George Smith; surveyor
4. A. Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
REV, RAPIST VEAL
WAS THE ADDRESS ON A POSTAL
GARD


Dallas, Tex, Nov. 19-(Special.)-
Judge Chas. Fred Tucker of the Forty
fourth judicial district court resumed the
hearing of evidence In the habeas corpus
case of DIR, II. ii. Jones to-day. The
court room was crowded.
Judge Tucker announced that he did
not desire to hear any more character
witnesses and an hour or more was con
sumed by the attorneys in a discussion
of the law points involved.
The first witness placed on the stand
was Judge II. u, A. Kendall an intimate
friend of the prisoner. Judge Kendall
stated that in April or May last DIR.
Jones called him aside one day and told
him that Mrs. Jones had confessed u
him that Captain Veal had over-powered
and ravished her twenty years ago.
II told him" continued the Wit
ness, that l would not believe ii unless
heard it from the lips of the lady her
self. ! called on Mrs. Jones that very
day. She, in reply to my question, said
that the story of the outrage was true.
Veal had by force compelled her TO sub
init to him. DIR. Jones came to me
time and time again and talked the
mater over. lie was deeply moved and
shed tears. He acted like a crazy man
and told him 3d. | did what | could
10 quiet him. He postponed visit to
New Orleans last spring during the Con-
iederate reunion, in order to avoid meet
ing Captain Veal. | saw him the DAY be
fore the killing and also the day follow
ing the killing at the county Jail"
Judge Kendall was at times deeply
affected, and his voice grew husky with
emotion when he. told of his visit to
Mrs. Jones to obtain from her own
lips the story of the midnight assault
upon her person by the man who prayed
Tor Gods blessing to descend upon the
widows and orphans next morning.
Dr. X, IL. Jones, the slayer of Captain
veal was the next witness. He gave u
detailed account of his wife's statement
OF her treatment by Captain Veal, and
the effect it had upon him. According
TO the witness the terrible tale almost
dethroaned his reason for the time be-
ing
Colonel Jerome @. Kearby, for the
state, produced a package of letters and
q postal. The letters were directed to
CAPTAIN W. G. Veal, Fort Worth. Tex"
The postal card was directed as fol-
lows; REV. Rapist W. G. Veal, Fort
Worth. Texas"
DIR. Jones could not remember whether
or not he had written these letters to
Captain Veal He hardly knew what lie
was doing for months, he declared. He
might have written them but he could
not say what their contents were.
The witness was on the stand an hour
or more, but he stuck to his text.
This afternoon J. NJ Prodjeslii, the
guard who was present at Camp Sterl-
inS t'rlce headquarters, when Veal was
KILLED. General Bush. Captain S. i.
Mendz, Judge r. Il. Burke, Sheriff
elect Ben Il. Cabell and others testified.
SIothing of sensational nature was
ELECTED, however, and at o'clock court
WIS adjourned till Monday morning.
=, AIRS, Jones and her son, Jimmie Bull
unston,. were interested spectators doing
the entire day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Last night ut 1915 FIRE alarm was
turned in from box 20, The department
responded with great promptitude. The
fire was in the Twombly buildiugsouth-
east corner OF Main and Weatherford,
occupied by Jesse Jones, the grocer, and
others on the ground floor, hut where
the fire was located, unoccupied and
only used az a storage room for the
scenery of the old Holland variety. Il
is supposed the FIRE originated in the
scenery from defective tue, extending
UPWARD from Niecolo petto's shoe shop
The scenery was entirely destroyed and
a hole was burned through the roof Of
the building
On the corner Is Jesse Jones' aud Il
is supposed the stock was damaged 10
some extent by water aud smoke He
is insured.
Adjoining ON the east and fronting
the square is l. G.. Maylield & Conc
pany's grocery store. His stock Is dam
aged by smoke and water, but he Il in
sured. loss TO the building slight.
The water pressure was excellent and
the fire soon extinglishcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
ME HOMESTEAD sITnArloN

Homestead, Pa, Nov. l9.-Notbing
asveloped to-day which caused anv
change IN the situation after the dis-
p0Qsal OF the cases OF about fifty men
VINO applied for work at the mills tbis
morning Applicants were few. sun
erintenueut schwab refusing to con.
slider any more to-day. The men bora
nearly all come to the realization tbat
the strike is lost as far as the originSi
purpose is concerned. There are hun
dred OF men In Homestead TO-DAY wbo
wlllnever get baokin the mills Tbev
nav, nave no money and their condition Is y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Springfield, Mass, Nov. l9.-The blue
OF Yale again waved triumphantiv
above the crimson of Harvard and every
supporter OF the New Haven college
from the king Of American football
Walter Camp, down, is the possessor Of
a JOYFUL heart. Yale won the football
game with Harvard with u score OF Sin
points TO nothing. Twelve minutes be-
lore the close Of playing time. Q. D.
Bliss, the popular Yale halfbaek. made
the only touchdown Of the game, sool,-
ing four points, and Butterwortb
Aale's tullback, knocked to the goal
For an hour and three-quarters the two
elevens fought over the irresponsible
plg-sSini and neither side scored -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
THE COTTON BUSINESS



Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 19.-An
elaborate plan of a cotton combine was
formulated by the Farmers Alliance
and Industrial legion before adjourn
hent by which it is sought to control
the cotton business OF the South. This
evening delegates from most OF the
southern states held a meeting and
elected X. j. Sledge OF Texas, president.
General a. NJ. West OF Mississippi,
,,'cS-president and j. II. Maxwell, OF
Alaosma' financial agent. It is pro-
100 70 make its headquarters in
1nemphis IN charge Of Gen. West
New York.
tne cotton committee, as the new
S,esahl1ation will DO called, proposes TO
oorrow money from the Fast Us cheap as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Now York. Nov. 10 Distinguished
iurists from all parts OF the nation
gathered around The festive hoard Of
the Manhattan club tonight. II was a
reception md banquet given by The club
In honor OF President Elect Cleveland.
II was n splendid success aud most en-
loyiahle Tor those present. Over 100
Democrats responded t0 invitations,
among them governors, cN-govcruors.
United States senators, congressman mud
ohicinls and politicians Of great aud
small degree Il was nearly o o'clock
when the guests began TO arrive. Clnvc-
land, accompanied by Fred Il. Coudcrt.
president Of the club, was among the
first Tho banquet table was laid In
the marble tiled room. IL was after n
O'Clock when dluner commenced. Coudert
made n speech, introducing Cleveland
u was more than minute after Glove
land had risen before he got an oppor-
tunity to be heard. NO enthusiastic was
ihe applause that greeted him, Then he
" grateful words returned thanks for
the compliments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
JACKSON AND CoRBErr MEET.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 19.-For the
ilrst time since thoir celebrated meet
ing before the California Athletic club
Champion Jim Corhett and Petor Jack
son, the heavy weight colored fighter,
stood face 10 face In hotel office in
Philadelphia to-day, Peter extended
his hand to the champion with: "Mr.
Corbett ! congratulate you on your
splendid victory
Corhett replied in quiet way, thank
ing Peter. No lighting talk was In
dnlVod In.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
Nh. cRARrREE REsIGNs.

Yesterday City Electrician Crabtree
resigned his position, giving the resigna-
ton To Alderman Nicks.
II is the outgrowth Of the economy
reform lately initiated by the city cOun-
ell, for though several efforts have been
made to get the city electrician an in
crease in his pay, the efforts hnye been
uniformly unsuccessful, II is fact that
ut the last session Of the council, de-
cided majority of that body recorded
itself IN favor Of the advance from $40
to SlOO in the electricians salary
AT that same session Il was stated
Mr. Crabtree had offers of much better
nay than be got from the city, and would
accept one of them unless an advance
was made The advance was not made,
he accepted another position, and resign
ed TO enjoy less work and more pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
COMPREssTNG RECORD RRoKEN

The Fort Worth compress has broken
all former records for fast work. For
the week beginning on Saturday 18th,
ending on the 18th, the work done was
as given below:
Saturday, 10Th, 1922 bales compressed.
Monday, 14th 1896 bales compressed.
Tuesday, 10Th, 1907 bales compressed.
wednesday, 10th, 1850 bales COM
rresscd.
Thursday. 18th, 1893 bales compressed.
Friday, 18th, 1864 bales compressed.
Making total of G2l2 bales This
was compressed in ffty-nine hours and
nifty. minutes, an average of 103 bales
per hour for one week.
pun M9lo ono &q ouop sBM YIoM sun
Is by far the best record ever made at
the Fort Worth press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Washington, Nov. lO.-Iherc lome
talk here Of the probability OF Mr. Glove
land iaaking Congressman Hcmphnl Of
South Carolina, now chairman Of the
Democratic committee, u member Of his
cabinet, IL Is said N such event Mr.,
Hemphill would be offered the portfolio
of secretary 0f the navy. Tho rumor
has basis Of likelihood NJ least for d
Is known that MIR Cleveland enteitnina
y high regard for Mr.. Hemphills ability
npd above an for his sterling integrity
A warm personal friendship also exists be-
tWaen the two men. Mr. Hemphnl has
beon vary active IN tho eainniisn In Mr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

jackson, Miss, Nov. lp.-An important
ease has been decided by the United States
circuit court against the Georgia Pacific
railway, involving back taxes due by the
aaid road 10 the amount Of about Sf6OOO
The road ciaimei exemption under their
present charter, which was the cunsollda-
ton OF several charters, Ths court Ivy It's
decision denied the exemptions set mp.
aud thus virtually subjects the entire road
10 taxation IN the future ns well as rrquir-
ing the payment OF all past due taxes. An
appeal will be taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
A FoRr woRTH1TE IN TRoUBI.E.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. (Spocial.)-
Loms Glvens Of Fort Worth Is an in.
mate Of the city Jail. He was found
providing about private residence ON
Wood street last night clad only in q
black gauze undershirt, and created
great excitement lie has no recollection,
he says, where he parted company with
his clothing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Washiugton, Nov, 10 president
to-day made the following nppointments.
John II, Gear OF Iowa To he assistant
SECRETARY Of the treasury In place Of
Judge Crounse, resigned; William Nj.
Stone OF Iowa 10 be commissioner az
the general land office, vice Thomas III.
Carter and George W. Miller TO be- col
lector Of Internal revenue for the twenty
third district OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
A THANKSGIVING SESSION

The Orephilian Literary society Of tho
Forth Worth University will hold my
open session Thanksgiving evening M 4
O'Clock. The following programme viii
be rendered:
PART l.
Prayer.
Fitch
Address, "why are We HereT presi-
dent
Essay, Not Floating, but Rowing
Beall Sawyer,
Vocal solo IA. Danza), Eta Wood
Scene FROM the Merchant OF Venice %
tact IL, scene III
Portia, Aunahel Brown.
Nerin0, Mary Malone.
PART IL.
Story, a Flight OF Imagination" 10
hanna Blnka.
Vocal solo, "rhe Flower Gill; Sue
Terrell
Paper The orephilian News, Vol. H.,
No. 3, Cora Ayars.
Recitation. selected, Annahel Brown
Instrumental solo, selected, Mary Nh.
An the friends Of the society arr cor-
daily invited TO be present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
THE ILLINOIS COUNT
Shows Cleveland Carried the
State by $4,000.
MATT QUAY FOR U, S. SENATOR,


Chicago. H., Nov 10 The official re-
turns from all counties IN Illinois give
Cleveland l2f,i4D yutes; Harrison 3DI-
325: Bdwcll 24.bn0; Wcnyrr 20,GS5
Cleyelaud's plurality over Harrison In
Illinois therefore Is 1854.
The official vote IN the eighth district
for congressman where the result hns
been In doubt, gives the victory to Chllds
tRepuhhcanl Ivy II plurality Of IL over
Stewart (Democrau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

AtlNnin, Ca. Nov lN-The Oillclnl
vote Of the state Of Georaa IN the nation
nj election IL na followA
Total vote 228.AsG; Of these Cleveland
got l29aSd; Harrison is,SO1; Weaver
42h3n; Bidwell OSS scattering 23tgi.
Clnyrlnnds plurality over Harrison ST.
QSl. Majority over all candidates 81,
T0l
llurnlltics VI congressman lnll DEM
ocratsl run from 32S1 tLiyiugatonl TO
NhAb lShhdloml
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 1O.--It will
take official count to determine whether
oregon shall east three or four VOTES
N the electoral college for Harrison.
On The face q the returns at hand. the
iNpuilsw endorsed by the Democrats
Democrats and the pOuulists claim that
counties set 70 hear from will give tiiem
elect him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
GNEN rWFNrY YrAns

II. 1aii y, Tex Nov, l9.-tSpecial D-Wn.
" .Iob NV ws, sanrgel with the murder
ago, was Convicted az ,'', NV, w" years
second degrce Ia Judge Tnctss, IN Tue
his afternoon and sentern'i court,
years IN the peuiteaiary. :" twenty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Cleyelnnds behalf and has been one of
the national committees hardest workers
IN the field Mr.. llrmphill win be Ia
position TO nccept the appointment ns he
was defeated for denomination to CON
grrss. Congressman Herbert of Ala
extremely unlikely, however. that more
than one southern man will be in the
cabinet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

rattling the window blinds, coughing and
otherwise manifesting a desire to attract
her attention. Mrs. Wheeler owns
very pretty little 3S-calibre Smith and
Wesson pistol and she snapped this Mt
the disturbed window, but it was empty
and her would-bc iusulter escaped Off
Ger Mosely loaded the pistol. took it
back to her, and if the prowler comes
again he may be surprised at the atten-
ton he will receive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 10.-The Re
publican membcrs Of the state house Of
representatives from this lily held
meyling this afternoon and adopted rrso-
luuons endorsing NJ. s. Quay as caud-
date for recollection by the state legisla-
tufe 10 the United States senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Dallas, Tex, Nov. tSpccial.l -Joc
Dignein, arrested on the charge Of at
tempting 10 rob Mrs. Philip Sanger OF
her diamonds, made confession today
in the presence Of MIR. Sans0r and Chief
OF Police Arnold.