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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
THE DEMOCRATS
Deliberately Threw Away Their Chance
to W in-The Governors Fairness.

Deliberately Threw Away Their Chance
to W in-The Governors Fairness.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
NEWPORT June 2. THE Democratic
caucus yesterday decided that its present
policy Of revolutionary and illegal
methods is to be pursued to the end, and
that respect for the constitution, the
courts and the law are not of any i'm
portance whatever.
AS the News announced exclusively
yesterday, it lay in the power of the
Demo cratic party to have organized the
house according TO law, TO have gone at
once into grand committees and to have
elected its plurality candidates on the
state ticket by ffty-six votes; but the
party started out Tuesday morning un-
der the flaming banner. Might makes
right" and IL has not ceased to march
under the same banner since
This morning the party had the same
power. and the extension OF that power
is largely due to Governor Browns
especial anxiety TO deal fairly aud legally
with his opponents. Had he seen fit he
could have prorogued the general assem-
bly without recognizing the house Mt all.
But the int resolution of adjournment
did recognize the house and gave it the
power to still recede from it's illegal acts,
20 back to proper organization, aud
then meet in grand committee. lie prac-
tlcally gave himself mp to- the Dem ocrats.
lie virtually said to them: You claim
that Mr.. Baker sho6id he governor II
your claim is just offer you means of
carrying out yonr cain. | propose that
10 shall be done legal y. Nov 4 you be-
lievc what you say give evidenc, OF It,
TIE caucus OF Democrats decided not
to accept the Invitation. The "steerin-" !"
committee said that IL ought to be re-
ferred To a committee. But every one
knows what that means. lie res luton
expired by Limitation last night at
~ clock. IL reads tnat when the gen
ersl assembly adjsurns today, it," etc,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
The Band Played at Oakiawn.

The testimonial concert to the sub.
scribers for the bass drum was given by
Smi.h's band of Oaklawn last even.
ing. A very entertaining program
was rendered, the most notice
able piece being "Subscribers' Over.
synopsis Of the piece is as follows. 1.-The
boys gather at the usual rendezvous,
lamenting the monotony OF evenings
thus spent. A baud suggested. The first
rehearsal. Practicing the scales. Full.
1ledged band"
The "Song of the Old MILL" rendered
by the quartet, as most excellent
piece of work By c. NJ. Smith, baritone;
Walter Crandal1. trombone; Stephen l..
Thaxter, eupho lium; Earl Potter, bass.
But it would be hard to pick out for
special mention from the selections ren
dcred.
The program was very neatly gotten
ND and on the first page Of the cover was
an engraving representing the Old Mill
on the Oakiawn roa which was a
very faithful Likeness. There was good
attendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
QUARRY COMMITTED TO JAIL.
but no Light Has Yet Been Obtained in
the Manchester Murder Case,
SPECIAL TO The NEWS

oFheiAL ~ fhF NEWS
FALL RIVER. June 2.-Louis Quarry,
the negro arrested en- suspicion of hav-
ing committed the Manchester murder.
was this morning arraigned in court
charged with vagrancy and bound over
in $500 for his appearance on Tuesday
next.
This move will pive the authorities
plenty Of time TO investigate the ma :
ter. II they find be is not guilty of Miss
Manchester's death be will be quietly re-
leased. The police have not abandoned
the search bit. and this morning inves-
tiRation has been just as lively as ever
A great number Of clews are being fol-
lowed up but tangible results are not as
numerous.
The negro Quarry is looked upon with
suspicion but nothing more. He Seems
to be viewed in the light OF an eventual
possibility but nothing more. for no one
seems to think that he sci ually COM
mitted the crime. IL IL Is finally proven
he is the man it will create sensation.
but. nevertheless. an agreeable one.
The one man above all others that the
police would like TO get hold Of is the
Portuguese, Manuel, or Joe. as he is
known. That he could threw light
upon the tragedy is the belief of every
one. but so far not the slightest trace
has been obtained OF the mans where
abouts. -E
Mr. Manchester discovered this morn
ing that the body OF Bertha had been
mutilated by the physician. and the old
man appeared grieved and angered. The
stomach was removed for the purpose OF
allowing q careful examination Of the
organ 10 be made. Although the pres
epce OF poison Is not anticipated Marshal
Hiliiard has determined to leave no stone
unturued that Is at all liable TO throw
light upon the mysterv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02

What, therefore. is the Significance OF
the vote of the Democratic house that
the resolution slall be considered by q
committee and n report made this morn
Ing at ~ a. m ? The Democrats know
that the bill will DO dead tomorrow.
and it's reference to a committee is ex-
actly equivalent to voting It down. Such
q childish trick passes anything befo re
attempt ed by the majority this session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
Chicago Grain Notes.

oUOTEE by A. p. wEEDEN
London wheat market quiet and unchanged.
Liverpool wheat market since Tuesday quiet.
Prices Is61d. lower.
CHIcAGo-Car lots today: Wheat 75 corn. S65;
oats, 342i hogs 10000; heavy shipping hogs. 81 90
G7.40. Estimates tomorrow: WheBt 49, corn 9l5;
oats 3ib; hogs 700.
Pretty active demand for wheat and very little
for sale at the opening. Provisions easier Corn
steady but ncined to be little easy. Stock OF
provisions show Increase in May OF pork 800 bar
fels. Lard 100 terces and ribs 30 o.ooo.
Compared to year ago current stocks or pork
are 50 per cent. lard 20 and ribs 20 pr cent less
CHICAGo-TMenty-twot tons OF wheat taken here
for export and twelve loads at New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
CITIZENS PARTY SUBSIDIES
CASE AGAINST TOWN CLEEK or
LINCOLN DROPPED.
Their senses-Other Events In the
Courts.

The storm that began to brew yester
day in Lincoln, in which the so-called
Stars and Stripes Party" were to play
prominent part, cleared up this morn
ing, and the sun in now shining
over that portion Of the state as brightly
as of yore The "Citizens party" other
wise the Stars and Stripes party" a
collection of Lincolnians of Mugwump
tendencies iiled in the supreme
writ Of mandamus against the
town clerk. compelling him To place on
ballot the names OF Lewis Blair. John Il.
Parker and John Bloomfield, no rep
resent the cloice of the Citizens party
for town councilmen.
The act was rendered N, cessary by the
refusal OF the town clerk to rec ,vnize
the beloved OF the Citizens party. "A
citation WIS issued returnahe ~
10 a. m. today, but by that tire
the fervor of the Citizens" la consid-
erably cooled and by mutual agreement
Of ali parties the matter was dropped.
Only two petitious r divorce were
filed today. Mary l.. Davis asked de
cree freeing her from her hush ,nd. Leon
I'D s. Davis, on the ground II extreme
cruelty and continued drunkenness. A
decree was placed on file.
-Abbie u. ri man asked -to-be released
from Charles III. Pitman on the ground
OF non-support.
supreme Court Decisions.
The foliowi rescripts were handed
down today:
Z. Adelaide Snow VS.. Patrick n.
Hogan. The demur,ers TO the second.
fourth, NTH and sew nth peas sus.
taIned, aud piers over nled
Edwin X Randall ". Rufus Road
The defendants petition for new trial
IL grsnteL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
Municipal Court.

In the municipal court today Michael
Ryan OF Foxboro. Mass. was appointed
administrator OF the estate of julius Car
roll: boud, $4,000.
Mary j. German was appointed al
ministratr.x of the estate of Owen Cor
man; bond S400.
William X. Logeeoppento was appoint
ed guardian OF George h. Helme. OF full
age; bond 500.
Jonathan q. Parkhurst was appointed
nd dmiutstrator dc bouts non of the estate
OF Frederick Mitch: bond 1900
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02

he had received little encouragement to
continue his search.
This clue, in the absence of any better,
is being diligently followed, but the OFF,
GERS admit that the prospect m this diree--
tion are not very hopeful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02

Boston, June The Thorp a. Martin
Manufacturing company. IA Milk street
have assigned to George f. Adams and
T.. II. Talbot. Liabilities are reported o
pe 100000. Nominal assets about tie
same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
INTERESTING LETTER.
UPON THE SUSPECT OF RAIL.
ROADS AS EDUCATORS.
With Reference Also 10 the Value Of News.
papers The Same plrsclion-Commis-
Harris Views On the Subject

Sometime ago Professor Hoeg, superin-
tendent of the city schools wrotc u very
able pamphlet ON the subject ot rail.
roads Us an element Ia education which
has received the highest praise throughout
the country.
Al the request Of The Gazette Professor
hogg allowed q copy of a letter received
from Commissioner w. n Harris which
j Of general interest: Il reads.
Department ot the lnJctior Bureau " Nl"-
-. W. y. YOU Nsthlns!on' p. q, May Y. lA.,
i'refessor AleNandeF ll9gg, superintendent
My Dear Sire Many thanks for Nurf
pamphlet GU Tue railroad as an element In
education
hold suhstan tally the same views that
you do regarling the great Importance "
Tue railfpad AZ u factor In American oiNli-
naton, ! am accustomed To say that the
three chief factors on instruments " Amer
lean civilization are the railroad the daiS
newspaper aud the free school The schuol
n'el@res all people 20 rtvd and understand
the printed page with u daily oNhiWt "
the Important doiugS 81 all nations iu the
world, Ihis hrlnys about n perpetual cin.
Throughout Ills lite. lie learns very day
To understand better the methods and Ideas
which captain the actions Of all human
helngs, his felloNineu over the whole earth.
lie, an individual, thus acquires knowledge
OF Ms greater self the humnu race. Tile
railroad performs tho great function NJ CON.
population. II gives 10 each person who
lives near a village uu the railroad Access
% the laily newspaper, and thuirhy moyes
HIN Into the city 80 far ny his urban life
" participation IN the daily spectacle OF
tie dolngs NJ the hdnan race IA concern.
ed.
The growth OF cities In our time Is uhr.
nominal. II II due TO the invention Of lnlior
saving machlucs aud the Increase " nm.
ductlve Industry, Hut tho railroad runnets
an Indefinite extent " back country tn tho
city. The old fashioned uiy WAS shut Nh
within its walls ana fosterol sort nr
artincinl NE sometimes with q presidential
atmosphere.
The modern city il connected by tile rail.
road With the country ln such u way that
rs citizens are always participating In rity
life. The uniou of the citN and country IA
pc pWlpct of The railroad. Latest Stats
ties show that the steam pOwcr Of tho
United STATES II equal tu nbpUt twenty mil.
lluhs ~ horse power, pf tits about eight
millions ~ horse nowef are Furnished hy
the stationary engines usrd Ia mnnufnvtuf.
inE ami about Twelve millions horse power
by the locomotives. Hence We may say
Ntpampowcr Ia tie amount " twelve mil.
Hens OF horsepower Il engaged IN moving
NJ city into the country ard the country
into the city uniting the pure air Of lilo
ono With the lpse human communion Of the
other Very respectfully
w, r. Harris.
Commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
ROUND QAUNAH,


NeW w WhihNUaWs
Quanoh, Hardeman County, Tex,
,, May 20, lSB.
Tho many samples of Ane wheat and
oats brought into town since the recent
good rains are 10 be- seen In front OF
almost every busicss housn IN town
Not only Is the farmer happy la show
ing his sumplc, Of fine grain, but also
the merchant takes time TO invite his
customers TO view the dark green
shcayes pulled from the fields Of thou.
sands of ucres growing daily several
inches high In Hurdcmnn county. II Is
now conceded aud correctly estimated
10y both the farmer and the business
man thai there viii be more bushels
of whent and oats marketed this season
than was ever before sold here while
this Insertion or estimate may seem tu
some ns an e1aggrration yet u h true
from the fact d much larger acreage
was planted last fall than was ever
sown In this immediate section OF the
Panhandle Strictly speaking this
county is small grain country aud
200 or 300 acres ~ wheat IL a small
crop for most any farmer
The fields Of grain Ia cultivation will
run MI the way from 100 to 5000
acres. No loylicr country no prcttior
fields of waving grain can be- rcin
anywhere than Rrccb the eye now In
Hnrdemun county No, not even the
great wheat fields Of California excel
ours IN production aud beauty.
In the golden state can be seen larger
fields, yet here for miles nothing n seen
but one continued farm on either side
Of the r0ad, aud the pnsspr-by h Ecnrd
10 shy. what lovely grain and what d
beautiful country.
II would do ore good 10 visit Qirnai
End Hartman county NJ fta pr"Mht
time. particularly one who hal seem The
town aud county prior 10 heavy rains thnt
have fallen 80 copinnsly during the past
ten days. and mark the difference In
things then aud now,
The fnrner before the rains .sas wont
10 wear cfcst-fnllcu aud discouraged
look TIE merchant exhibited much
rcstlessness, ~ fact you would hear
nothing on the streets except the one
cry, what are we going TO do when the
country 81 gomez some Of orr citizens
even went 30 far aH 10 look for other
fields Of labor aud business locations
Now everybody Is happy for a big har.
vest rs assured. II II now talked and
greatly feared that there " not subj
tient machinery 20 save the grain IA
this section.
The farmers are daily bringing IN
parts Of thcit Keepers for fepalrs, and
oiling up same preparatory 10 putting
them into the fields and at very near
DAY the hum Of the mower will be- heard
In al directions and the falling Of the
golden grain will present u sight most
beautiful 10 look upon.
PANHANDLE.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
a rnsr GLASS MACHINE.

Guthrie King equity, Tex,
Feb. 10, 1898.
10 The Gazette.
Dear slrsi / received The Gazette ma.
chine, all fright sldO up with care" and
am pleased 70 say my wife thinks II ors
OF the best machines she hns ever used. !
sewing machines 10 send for The Ga.
setto's. Yours truly, u, w. SLOAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

The Panhandle Machinery and I'm,
proyement company. corner First md
lfhr0rkm0rton streets take contracts
for drilling wells Of any depth, Thoy
are prepared 20 do the work on the
shortest possible notice and at the low.
est possible price, furnishing everything,
aud guaranteeing tho well. Call on them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Fort Worth, Tex, Scpt. 2s,isD2
Editor Of Gazette.
Allow mo to eay In behalf OF TIL,
Gazette machine. that ! have hat
one IN constant use for the past eighteen
done tho best Of work. mud proven ltseli
as good ~ any 500 machine, Wishlnl
you much success, a. you can gnfolJ
recommend Il, Nvty respectfully,
NJ. FAhnELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Whether on pleasure bout, or business.
lako ON every trip a hottie II Syrup Of
Figs as IL acts most pleasantly mud ef-
fectiyely on the kidneys. liver p1d bowels.
preventing fcycrs, headaches and other
forms OF sickness, For snlo IN 30 cents
aud ~ bottles by all leading druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Crawford, Tex Sept, II. 1897
To Tie Fort Worth Gazette,
Gcntlomon; Your premium Ga
zcttn sowing machine received yesterday
accompanying II was a iyeycar Fnnr
antec. We nre highly pleased with tia
npponrunoe OF the machine, and Will
writo you later M to It's true merit
ga. sTANDrFEn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
AL rnAr IS oLAIMEp ron ".

To The Fort Worth GhEette:--
(,entlcmen---f got my machine hon,e
Christfoaa eve. Ii IL All that you claim
N for N Every lady who has seen Il
says he q Gne machine. for tho money Il
Gust me, aud ! ka9w have the nneat
i nm won plenaed with 1t think that
y93 was the best spent Of any SO ever
snent Tor anything. l rzve $50 10 an
arent Tor al improved American, and Il
NJ moi tho machine not aid 4 have the
attachmena Tho Garetto machine has.
Though Il WAS n very good machine, You
ean add ali the praise Tou wish. Your
machine 4 worthy Of H.
SARAH M'ELWREATH.
1Hckham. Tar-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

The following persons are authorized
TO collect FOR inc on Gazette hubscrlp'
lion, commencing May H.
q. ] Buck.
II. H. Bradford.
Bob Moore
Hugh Chapman.
Earnest Glenn.
willie Walker.
b. y. SPRINKLE.
City Calculator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

hirh scliool closed with an cntcrtalnmcnt
last night They had au Interesting pro-
gram aud the pupils acquitted themselves
with high houors rcilroiug great credit
upon ihc teachers, Prof 7, I. Price aud
the school mathcr year are very nuttef
ing mud the school board viii it has
In the past, sparc neither energy nor mon
cy In making Eddy high school one OF the
leading schools OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
THE GAZETTE MACHINE


ANNNiHN#ihNA w tNNhFN NhFAifhNAF
Grcenyillc. August IS, 1902
To the Democrat Publishing 20.
l received my sewing machine. ani
will ray to you that we are more thai
pleased with H. ! hnd Il In good order
chine In every particular. My wifi
aud also find II TO DO first,cinas ma
says 10 tell you that she don't thlnl
hard of you about tho delay; she Ia TO
well entlsied with it, aud would no
give II up for any $50 machine. w
wish you louR life aud great Bnccnsa
llurnh for tho Democrats and thre
cheers for the Democrat publishlni
company. Of Fort Worth. Texas Ma
your paper ever spread and carry til
glnd tidlnRa of that NOZZLE machine 90
Thousand m1re homes. NOu may put NJ
have said In your pnncr " you Ike
Noua truly,
o. j. JOHNSON
Gtccnyllle, Hunt county, TcfaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Az rliat Il ulHim-h tor -,
Walnut Tex. May %. 1SO..
Fort Worth Gazette,
I an IN receipt ot Tho Gazette sew
lnF. machine and lind u to be- all yo'
clnIm Tor Il. We are delighted with th
fnlsh and the work Il does, Think h
very cheap Tor such machine an,
equI 10 . $40 or $50 machlue.
Yours with thanks for II.
n j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

pnnla Valley. I T.. Jan. %. 1891
To Tho Fort Worth GHzette.
received premium sowing machine I
have tested Il aud lnd II all that ron
ronreaeutn splendid machine. Run,
light and does the work we'll Respect.
fully. SUSAN ID, BUHKS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

The Missouri Kansas and Texas ran.
way has now on sale round trip tiotcts
from all Traus points to ~ loula, Chi.
cngo. Knnrna CIV and Hannibal. al
greutly reduced rates. same hcinr good
Tho only limo running throunh slcrpcrs
from Texas points to Chicago, aud these
ARE the
WORLD RENOWNED WAGNER
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
The best on earth,
An parties Wishing 20 Rltcnd tho
Worlds Columbian exposition win save
monoy aud tins by purclhsng ihoir
tickets over this route. For further In
formation call on or address,
VI. M'MOY, City 1'cket Agent,
Corner Fourth aud Houston Streets
Fort Worth, Tex, or
IL. T.. Hughes, q. T.. q T. A., Drnlson.
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

n You want nm nricalan wen drilled
Re any depth from one thousand % three
thousand feet. the Panhandle Mnchin-
cry aud Improvement company, corner
First and Tliuckmotton streets will take
contract 10 put It down inr bottom hg'
urea ia the shortest possible time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

see Tho Gnrelle'n swap ccinma
third page, naj use Il 70 rst Nbaf
want Tha swAp euumn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Ice cream fot parties, families. wcrics,
otc, supplied at Mntccrs aOI HouHton
street
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nonr rrsr,moSr


Bliyerton, Tex, Dec. 0. 1902.
To The Font Worth Gazette.
Genilemeni The high arm rewinF ma
chine h all you clhim for Il. i In hret-
class in every respect. My wife 10 do.
lighted with II. It ID neat aud well
finished, Light running and gives en-
' b. II. SWEENEY.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE re
SORTS.

When arranging your trip for the sum.
mcr do not forget tho Union Pacilic'a
famous health aud pleasure resorts
Denver Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Man.
Sea Of America, and many other places
nll fully described In our "Slmmorland,
sent free on application n. y Davis.
city ticket agent, lOi Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Mn!scr'. leo cream soda is the best III
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