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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
lnTlMlDArlne THE JURY.


Boston, Dec. O.-The Globe prints an
Interview with one Of the members OF
tho grand jury which bad before II the
eaee Of Lizzio Borden, The juror h.
rcportod as saving that tho attorney
general and the district attorney We're
Ia much worked up over the abuse
and utilization they were sub
iectod To that they sent for Andrew
i 1enninps, tho womnn's counsel, and
asked him TO put IN tho evidence
for Che defonce, which he did Mr..
ISnowlton sat back and took no part IN
Inc matter, but left II to theJwors ioask
questions. "rho government Witness
* = continued tho juror, "wurn re-.
iunlant. and acted ns Y they wanted
Ia heIieyo Lizzie Borden Innocent
'rho witnesses for the defence, how,
ever. came In aud testified freely and
handled truth careleasly, TO say tho
least.
Lizzie Borden came up, pcniHnto or CON
selous stricken, and told that when
| clinchod the case Ia the minds oil mo
/ Jurors. | think the district attorney
wnseatisned that no could got tho IN
| dIotment without tho admissions made
by the defence"
bcen made, tho iuryman said
0Why. during the recess taken BY tn.
inrv when 1 was NJ Hnrgrayes Mill, !
I heard a man. who did not know that 1
was a member Of tho jury, say no ~onls
holm 10 ldli the iurymou. When
mnde myself known and tol'
MIN u anything happened Z
apv Of the Jury 30 would be the hrst Y
hcloolfed aitcr. no weakeued, saying h
Sld ma mean anything. We found
XIII AGAINST Lizzio A. Borden the da.
i.efore we came In said tho lurymnn
uaod The next morning when We wer
.eneiderinp another case tho dntrio
attorney read W o iatler VIC
be had received from Brat
tlchoro. VI, which was 70 N
effcet that the boat thing that he N
dist,iet attorney could do was TO CIV
figzio borden her freedom. 10 ende
IN. NOW, II Tho jurors find a bi
against Lizzlc a. Borden look out "a
White CapA'' ~,
~. ,iyc the exact vote Ot the gran
mn and said he could not c0nsis
LII M 40. 10 said, howeyar. tia
there were two polls o. the Jury; "
6rst informal. Aiier the story o. %
/, defeuce had been put 10 second 20
I M lad, and then, by permission, %
81. u,ns reconsidcred, and the resu
! M a practical unanimity for an i
dictment
O.. fIf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
The MALTA AGAIN.
A Crime Committed in LoulsI-
ana Attributed to Them.
A TRIPLE ASSASSINATION.
Three Men Lured Away from New Orleans on
the Promise Of Employment
But One Lives 10 Tell tho Horrible Tale,
and He Is So Dangerously Wounded
That He Cannot Stand The Trip
s'oA 10 His Home,
TRIPLE ASSASSINATION.

New Orleans, La, Dec. o.-Details Of
n horrible crime supposed to be the work
OF the malta reached this city late last
night. The tragedy was triple Rssas-
slnnlion and took place Mt Convent, in
ST. james parish. The place where tile
crime was committed was the leyee
bank on the site Of what has bccu crle-
brated as. the Mia creynssc, Que of the
most lonely spots in the parish.
Deputy Constable Joseph Moulton
while riding along the leyee 90 fe ION
traces of terrible struggle. .tla
further on he found two deaa b, ~.
Investigating further Moulton Q 10
upon u man badly wounded aud nearly
dead. The man was quickly attendeS
TO by Physicians, and after a time HI
recovered sufficiently to tell the follow
ing story;
My name is stephano Areta. Thurs
day night | and two friends one niuued
o NntoniO Paoli and the other Whose name
Sim, not know met fonr men NJ The
Iii, "cs market. The men as far as we
'oFg we're l;ouis Lugio, Sabbato Mar
nd two others whose names WI did
not now. Paoli, our friend and myrclf
had Just returned from working Ia st.
Charles parish near Colona pOstulfcc
The four men we met induced us to 20
TO st. James parish under promise Of
| EetllHE us more Nork. we lctt New UT
leans Wednesday night and took train,
checking ours baggage for Couyent sta
| ton.
One Of the four men left the party. l
| do not know which. but il is suspected
he was in the plot to kill us and weak
ened. When we got to the leyee lugiO
| asked what time il was. | pulled out
| my watch, and rs l replied it was just
| 1910. Lugio shot me in the back. My
| two companions We're standing near at
| the time. Marrow stood by IN unknown
young man who was with me. and-sixtl
man, stranger, was Paloi. As Lu
| gio shot me. the sixth man drew knife
| and slashed the young man near him
| He fled with his assaiant in pursuit and
stumbled and fell near cane-brake
and the man chasing him cut his throa
from ear TO ear While this was goinl
on Marrow crept near Paoli and sho
him through the head Lugio thought
was dead and ran away The other
did likewise, aud | crawled to the farm
house Of Mr.. Kahn
Areta will die. He Is frightfull,
wounded and 1t is not believed he cal
stand the trip to the city.
The case Is in the hands Of the police
and every effort will be made to run th
nssassins to enrth.
The authorities are positive the Grim
is Of the malta order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
THE reLEeRAPAeR's STRIKE.
WICHITA DIVISION.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. "a Star,
Wichita special says: Rock Island pas
senger tralus are moving on this diyis-
Ion today, but all are late and running
ON the orders OF the depot agents ana
not the regular operators. Freight
trains are nearly all side-tracked., -,
A. ]. APPLICABLE, a member Of the
grpnd executive committee Of the Order
81 Railway Telegraphers, said to-day
that ali o. r. T. operators on this dlyis'
ion struck and the road only had a
few scabs at work between Caldwell
and Wichita. There are but two men
an duty and these are the agents al
way-Etutions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
A1.LorrINa the DAMAGES.

Washington, Dec, O,-Thc claimants
for the S15, 600 Indemnity fund voted by
Chill for the Baltimore sailors are mp
pareutly becoming inpatient over tho
delay Of the navy department In making
the allotments. Their nttoncy, Mr.. Il.
Alleyne Orr OF San Francisco. was nt
the navy department 10 see II he could
not hurry up settlement Mt Orr
represents thirty-seven OF the Baltimore
sailors. He Is also the attorney for the
two mcrchnpt sailors who were bonten
aud otherwise mHltreated in Valparaiso
after the Baltimore incident,
The claims Of these two men VIII bo
admitted TO arbitration under the PRO.
posed treaty which Mr.. Egnu brought
with him 10 the state department IN
October, and which will be sent TO the
senate IN u few days,
The navy department will take W own
time In the settlement Of the baltimore
claims. Notwithstanding Mr.. orr't pres
onoo here. At the present time lhc de
pn@imcnt Is waiting for tho collection
Of the thirtd-day yraft sent 70 inrie
As eoon as the department Is iniormtry
fiat tie $4,000 is pluced 70 ltA erelu
IA Inc treasury department steps wh
be taken TO determine upon the method OF
| allotment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Washington, Dec o,--'the bill intro.
duced by Mi, Mutchler Of Pennsylvania
~ the hrat public evidence of discus.
sion that Inns been going On Of late
among mem,brrs OF the Democratic party.
IL coutcmpletes the transfer of the hn-
rrnu Of pensions 10 the war department.
The hill plovides that from July |, lsOS,
tho bureau of pensions shall be q burcau
In and OF the war department and shall
be under the supervision Of the SECRETARY
Of war. Tho second section directs tho
president 10 make the necessary orders
TO accomplish the trnnsfer hut nll
laws now IN force concerning tho Pen
sion bureau are continued la force, cN'
cept so far as this act renders changes
necessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Warrington. Dec o. Postmaster
c,nerai Wanamaker today, IN speaklnF
about the danger from an epidemic p,
ri'olera In this country next year haiu
tbat hi Ills opinion the danger WIS ~
minent. and nothing short Of poinPlste
,l..a ,,n,,ld save us from the dreaded
s snrrre The conditions, he thought
..,'.re anch that Il had been held N
WIZ .t ~ nnlliied only by cold weather,
ellsN ,rhen snring opens The danger Will
nv ~ ,reatly multiplied. Mr. Wanamabelr
,boaebt. 10 view Of the fact that t w w hnn
already spcnt about S5y'V 80 tbnt
pre pr ,,,,sbt 10 take no chances Of - iall-
~ bv nsglecting every precanu2lAIs
", w sure. including complete exclusion o.
n ,.',,, rants. Even the most rgid lhAr,
, nn,ine measures, IN his opinion Wouiu
nj answer the purpose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
rrr1. or ILLUSTRATIONS THE sun
DAY GAZETTE.
CorrR p'ALENE RIOTER'

Boise. Ida, Dec. 9.--rhe war depart J..
u,an, '1 y5ili he informed by Governor
m Maiio WV Of Idaho that Alexander
Chisholm British subject Is not IPS,t EN-
titled to any redress from the ,s,, Tni' n.
state for the alleged indi e no,,Sfv q IN
aieted upon him in shoshon a.' eoa by
July last. Chisholm was "a nfiI confined
the military authorit,iie ration StS In the
at Wirdner for partlc,liPornuOo One man
Occur ,9,Ia q 20 ais swear that Chisholm had
offered TO, 10 S ne lives Of several persons
threatened a,aea, w Curtis, commanding the
and Golo dec,o rSs that Chisholm refused
militia, iaosad from prison on parole
t. 81 not thought haI the Engii4h oS sG az
eminent AZ VIII press its re. reaT natter .c
~ of3ciai Investigation OF the matter
conn THINGS FOR ,. ThE.
Hg,sIyttts cfTNpAY GAZE L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
LEpRosY IN DETROIT
An .lI.oed Genuine Cas-. Thai is Causing Much
Alarm There.

notroit Dec. "a genuine case o.
MALIGNANT ieprosy in this city mas Irisnt,
nne5 half OF Detroit out OF rs sensei
The afIlicted one i a woman na an,aa
I i1zie Fleming, a domestic m ine n'i ~.
~ Gottlleb schwarzel AeeoIaihs -
" ,.esierlov the woman, about
ian 49,. Complained Of ezcruciaiing
Va. II her limbs, which forced her
pam oo, ber led For whole week she
70 Aesg NM. and refused 20 see q phys
ale lSab,yerzel NJ length became
.t,iebtenei and Informed the city plIAs-
ician Of the case. AondA! hlhns -.
l M...,os prouounced the case one OF geh-
DlliA i.rrosv. When he called again
u UNI The woman had aed, no one
snyra where. She said several dhss
a,o that she lost sister throusn w
ssge disease. and also has prolhsi
snaering from It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Washington, Dee, o-Accoriing to
senator Coclrcll Of Missouri the com
plcxlon of the next scnnto is still n mat.
ter of much doubt, and the Democrats
will not have the necessary senators
who, with Nicc-prusdent-elcct Stevenson,
would give them wording majority
Senator Cockrcl says that the DOM
ocrnta now hnyc thiriy.nino senator's
aud with the two from New York and
Wisconsin, with one probably from Nnli'
fort,in' they wuuld Ain have only forty
two. Montana and Wyoming he regards
as doubtful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
GREAT SURPRISE.
Caused by tho Denver Grand Iury Returning
indictments Against a Prominent
Politician.

Denver. Colo, Dec. IA great sur
Prise was caused hero today ny me
Indictments against d. X. Stelngon, M
ox.dcputy marshnl The charges nrn
raising checks, fUrscrlcs mud npprOpriat-
Ing c0nhHcatod opium that had been
Hslsrd by oilicars Of the treasury depart
mcnt. General Stoinson resigned his
deputyshp u yerr ago aud u was during
urrcd. II u thought the amount VIII
reach $4,000. lie Is held under $780,
600 10 nppenr for trial.
General Stcins0n has lived Ia Colorado
nbont fifteen years and has taken nn
nctiye part In politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Washington. De. O-So strong Is the
pressure baiug eNerted by the tcrntores
il makes 1t now probable ioiut confer
ence OF Democratic sCuntors and repre-
ssutntives will be held within Few days
10 determine the steps 10 be taken by
the party in the two houses W relation
To tie admission az the territories INTO
Tho Union New Mexico. Arizonn and
Utah have besa clgmoring for enabling
acts or bills tending ultimately Ia stntc-
hood. and considerable al2munt In
Oklahoma think shat territory has also
arrived at state maturity Some OF these
bills have already passed the house and
are pending In the senate, but II II pos
sible the party may now consider Il
policy to favor an omnibus bill admitting
an the territories TO statehood nj one
time. Members OF congress Of both 20
litical parties being flooded with letters
and peiltiona for admission Of the terri
tories and delegations are beginning TO
arrive In the city to press the matter
New Mexico presents the somewhat
anomalous situation Of being urged for
admission by both political parties. Hon.
l.. Bradford Prince, Republican governor
Of the territory, and Hon. q. II. Gil
derslpeye, chairman Of the Democratic
territorial committee are both IN the clty
urging upon each OF the parties to which
they respectively belong the political ben.
cuts 10 bt ueilNfu ny Nii hAlulHHlun OF
New Mexico ms q state. Nearly all the
prominent manbers Of both houses have
been seen by these gentlemen and while
Governor Prince has insisted to the
Republicans that the admission Of New
Mexico would result IN gain Of two
more Republican United Status senator
Mr.. Gildersleeve has with equal per
tinancity pointed out TO the Democrats
the unbroken successes Of that pnrty IN
returning Delegate Joseph to congress
for eight yenrs and has assured the lead
ers OF Democratic supremacy In the ter
ritory " Il only be admitted ms state
Both gentlemen are sure, however, TIM
any enabling act submitted 10 the voter
Of New Mexico viii fail Of npprova
which contains any provision the effcc
of which would be to prohibit the teach
| ing Of Spanish In the public schools
I The bill now pending IN the senati
has this Objectionable provision, but II
| the event OF It's passage by the bod
| Delegate Joseph will make strong effor
TO have It stricken out In the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

C,,,r,bus. o., Dec. s;LSo ,.sii "a a
Mckinley ley, , me consul general Of i,aly
with rsi 10 nnlicemen Of IN ltaliAe wn9
the the doe Tbs consul general says IN ms
letter. nv knowledge thaif
in Cleveland, o., is, 9s, With repeated
strokes q th s5si Slup raroisers' AZ IN.
shots from 9.., IsS known as Frank ~, an,
fortunate Ia The infamous ae -
thony S "a, s.,r..ietrated because me Ia, a.,
was cooily PEI ,l.s resisting his own ,, ar
in question VIZ s,l,eeraan wanted 20 efee'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
THE ROCK ISLAND STRIKE.

Chicago. Ill.,. Dec. 9.-Chiof Ramsey
of tbs Order Of Railway telegrapherss
declared today that the k9ck KS, lsi'i a0
operators strike was on IN iull ioreo' S a.
sbite General Manager 81. Johh W
mails and counter statements i'oJA
Island side tracks are already oiock,
AIDED with freight trains and the irelgh'
business OF the road is at standsuh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

i, st. Petersburg Dec. e.--rhe governor Of
the province of N0gonezh has asked the I'M
which TO purchase food for the peasants In
that province who are suffering from fam
Inc. The governor Of the province OF roula
for the same purpose The newspaners are
Obliged 10 keep quiet regarding the famine,
hut 1t Is known that Ia the provinces OF
Noronezh, Toula. Razan and Bessarahiu
the situation Il worse than II was last win.
Ter. The government proposes 10 relieve
the distress IN Bessarabln by the construc
ton OF extensive public works. Owing To
series Of bad crops In the government o
have been ruined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

xool,,,k Ia.. Dec. 9.-Tho Rock Island
railway telegraphers strlk .,, o n,o cno me
Moines Valley is in statu quo ai no
operators al most stations "a ar l 70 n nl,o
agents and everything eis ,',,,. ,b Me- of
forming all the duties ouV '"' "
operators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

shipped by complainant over their lines
IN an unfinished condition was the Same
as on trdroom sets when flushed, and
Il was contondcd affected unjust indis-
criminaton against the companies. Tho
commission sustains the contest, and or
ders that the rate on unfinished bed
ROOM sets shnll not exceed % per cent
Of the rate ON finished sets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Washington. Dec. p,Thc house com,
Mite, on military affairs today completed
It's preparation Of the annual bill Tor
maintenance Of the army aud viii re-
port 10 the house. 40 II can be taken up
neyt week Tho Till makes total np.
proprintion OF S2i202,1S3. or SSuiUu
leii than the bills for the current hseal
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

ton converting the new congress tho
moment the old one expires. II Mr.
Cleveland preferred not TO do this. he
can issue his own proclamation as soon
us he gets TO the White House after
taking the oath OF Office. But Il will be
soou enough to determine about an early
session when the complexion Of the
senate Is ascertnined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Officers Medley and Crouch last nlghs
syrested WIN. Douglass eoloredl NV W,
eisims 70 b. California Phgli is.;
Tbey found a six-shooter on nm 81 ~,
Ma "a viii send him TO the count. rO-a'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Washington. Dec. "a poll OF tlle
limited States senate shows that nearly
an the senators expect niue, u any PlaiI
tieal good to come from the Brussels
monetary conference. Ia fact many oi
thofn regard the conference NJ q heid ior
III. ventilation Of Wild cat views.
IL remains for Senator Vance OF Nortn
CAROLYN 10 give the most novel h 'sl.,'I
~ tbe great silver problem yet offered;
said he North Cafolinian senator =
,,'n,ld secure the cooperation Of the ma
tiops by barter and sale IN other words
I would pay them for their essist,ang,e, ~. u
annaiiging the value Of gold ana sht,e1l
~ sinrp trnde determinations. In this
,gay England, Austria and Hermans
%%eogla bc soon whipped into llne 80
vii "T6ese trade rclaiiong could he 80
cured by treaties with reciprocity ei Gnu, Z,
In tiis way the absolute free. colnage,, g. y
itl,ar would be brought about IN,
,in,, IL simple and feasible and Woni1
m nset with popular appreciation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

Washington. Dec. 0-'lhe proposition
10 choose the president by direct vote
AZ the people promises IN meet with more
I'm nsnnl consideration hy the com.
mittee on elections. The committee hhd
H. 6rst meeting today, Of which were
presont. In addition 10 the members %
10 committee. Representative Springer
and Colonel A. X. Mcclure, both OF
whom Addressed the committee; Al ne
iasl session Springer introduced . JON,
RESOLUTION providing for preSidetllnl allI
Vice presidential terms Of six years WIN
ineligibility Of incumbent TO rc-elett9h,
nnd also providing scheme TOR elr'uhg
them bv direct vote Of tho people.
Springer first addressed the committee
~ siytnr his roasons for advocating
The proposed change. lie was followed
NV Mcclure. who endorsed the change
and Spingcr's sentiments; ,parugulhlls
with reference TO the dehrability Of elect
,,,s ,le presldent and vice president by
a direct vote instead Of BY the eumber'
some method now In vogue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

uyashingfon. Dec D.-Ibe Interstate
" , ns'a eoinmiasion to-day nDnolneed
~ nnsaetnring company against the
ss,t.l.,... snd Grand Trunk, the Atchsson,
Tnss1so md santa Fe and the southern
Psri6c companies. Tie complaint NAs
rferred BY Q narnnieetnrsr 81 iurpi,
e as Lansing, Mleh, Anu w. ~
stance that the rats charged ~ vs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
|nPH NEWS
/ BOILED DOWN.

bUlLLD DO
,...,,on tribunal Slll
!; - nv ~ p,rls February %,
ln'lE - A.. ohonp,on
al At one nins ,',,c,dc M
lssass- committee, y, o, sorS, of
~, n 'A'
80 ~ Frank
.,ssri with Wilien ~ ~ aariv
ssg.ng u lonuo -, - in,o ~.
vstk bas ue's'O'
1 utft q vel AhO"" o,,orgo
HxI- vas arr ''eu n Sta,.
.yaali on MS y" q NOU,
IL 'fhtiS,; a III
,,,l b,fore the =. 'cS d
800. ihe statement W. Is,
...,s,,icted immigration -
I,ossils fer the Increase IN
n.,,,s AZ Cellna, o., qunrreled
y ,,.,s,iay and shot her. The
-',.lsa powder and wadding,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

,v.sbington. Dec. O.-liepfeseni.silte
y.-,,,is,ns of Massachusetts today MIRO
Mn'lGNi n The house bill providing iof
~, Id,irentinuaDce Of silver purchase.
20. W. Feb' / next, and ssiiing ASIDE as q
800 sund Of silver MONEY rsetlf.,tf ~. w
~ treasury for The redemption Oh ma
tioDHl bank notes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10
lNli VII hiNi OPCSOO
Held by Democr ltors
With Clev
BRlCE, GOHMAN ISLE,
7
The Great Triumyirate Dsekes
10 New Yor
A Strong Effort 10 30 Ma ,Prssl-
dent Elected by o no
Peopc-EulOo
New Siall
The Great Triumyira,e I
TO New Yor

New York. Dec. from
Washington today ha United
States Senators Corn "a Car
Isle. known througlo TRY as
the senatorial ste, littec,
They occupied oomuaf senator
Brice's private car AZ
soon rs this city was drove
Immediately to the hotel
In dispatch from II was
stated TINT they had 70 visit
New York 20 confer land ia
Inference to the seni tion IN
Montanu, WYOMING t. ne pol
icy Of the Democratic senate
during the present 81 The ad-
visibility TO hold an q None
| Of the senators woul' MS TO
the object OF their y were
| evidently chugrined III ing had
\ been so extensively
The gentlemen lei AZ 10
! O'Clock and We're dri 'cretnty
| Whitnev's house on ne, NJ
| | o'clock the senate ull IN
Mr.. Whimey's hous persons
who have business h borhood
saw that Cleveland house
lust before noon.
II is believed that to plan
ON the subjects aboy TO VIII
be reached by eyenint
Senators Carlisle, q AID Hrice
met at ex-Secrctnry v. ley's house
this afternoon to discuss the situation
Ia Nebraska, Kangas. Montana, Wyom
ing aud California ms regards The neNl
representation Ia the senate. Their dis
cussi0n did not end until late IN the even
ing The senators will Gull On Cleveland
Saturday.
The Democratic senators are very mucl
concerned about publications whicl
allcgc there Is an organized attempt &
reverse the will OF the people Expressed
mt the last election, II was undcrstoo,
by everybody until within the last few
days the Democrats would not onl!
, elect n president aud q large majort!
. of the house but would have u clcn
majority in the senate aud measure
A for which the Democratic party stood Il
. the late campLlgu would thus be ou0ble
! TO enact into laws,
/. To the astouishment Of all It was foun
I, attempts to change the political complex
/, ion OF the Legislatures In Kansas, n
/, braska, Wyoming, Montana, North ia
~ kotn and California were uuder wa,
Y, Hence the visit here Is 10 confer with ~
n | cnmpnign committee Of the pemocrnu
4 national committee and take such .meai
"A ures Us are possible TO prevent any %
. tempt ut outrage that might DC tllut.
. "The national committee, Sennt'
y German said, "cnn do nothing more I'M
"a counsel with the committeeman OF ca,
" Of the states that ARE threatened by u
~, returning board, and with the chairmt
W Of the state central committee, and XIV
~ them such announcement and hdvi'
20 as each Of the several cnses may TequlI
We The main work must be done by q
l.. residents Of the various states; We q
W encourage them and be kept fully
"a formed 40 that when the case com
VI before the United States sennte, all
~ formation aud facts may be proper
he brought before that body
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-10

an RAILROAD MEN SHOULD READ
rfiE SUNDAY dAzE0lk- ~
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APPEALS TO M'kINLEY'

y, g9 VIE SUNDAY GAZETTE.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-16
GeyseP City Band.

A meeting of the Geyser City and
Park bands met last Sunday evening
and consolidated forming one first
class band with membership o.
see enteeD,
The following officers we're elected
G. A. Brown, president; Prof. A. E
Becker, manager; Prof. @. Legnorn,
leader; A. II. B. Cornelinsen, secre
tary. A. Anderson, treasurer.
This being campaign year band:
and orchestrss will be in demand
Those in need of good music coulc
not do better than to engage the Gey'
ser City.