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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-17
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
vICE.PREsIDENT MORTON HON
DRIED

Washington. Feb. -. Vice-presidcnt
Morton was honored tonight ~ none of
his predecessors have been, The entire
senate, without distinction OF party. unit
ed Ia rendering him a complimentary din
ucr and bearing Testimony. 90 the ndmiu-
BILE manner IN which he has presided over
the deliberations of the upper chamber
the puHt four years Mr. Henderson
presided aud after addresses 10y Messrs.
Has Cockrcl, Villas and others. Mr.
Morton responded In graceful speech
and IN conclusion said ~ would boz
lacking ~ the common seushilitios, did
/ not feel overwhelmed with gratitude
aud express in the strongest words my
tongue. too feeble TO cNprcss the full
emotions of my hourt) rs capable of form,
INK the sincere and hearty THINKS with
which ! acknowledge he compliment
40 generously paid me- The distinguish.
ed gnnuemnn who will. iu fcW days,
succeed nae, has cnuao for CongratvAu0u,
aud at the end Of ha service, win have
Ike Occasi0n for satisfaction that tho
support and countornnce ever accorded
TO rs presiding officer by the senate WIN
be- his, rendering tie performance Of u
grave duty, "A pleasant aud attractive
function"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
SENATE cONIAlrrrIers

Senate Judiciary committee No. . incA
this evening and decided 10 report favor
ably the following bliss
House h.ll % amend the net 10 require
butchers "a give bond and prosrflhe pun-
0lups for the violation Of same.
btll 10 restore Ia the county court 0f
Jefferson county criminal and civii jurls-
dctOu
hill 10 amend the law In rcsnrd 10
poisoning any fool, drink or mediclnm
1911 10 protect lnhOrors employed
ih manufacturing establishments and In
mines and TO sccuru them In the payment
Of their Wages
Scnnto iilnuce commfttssr met this
afternoon and considered the appropia-
ton Tor the Oihcc of secretary OF state
nmu Tor the adjunnt generals department
lho heads of both these departmental
We're before the committee aud explained
NhrW WAitA The secretary Of state
wanted hu iucrnae over the npprupria-
tiuh Tor the last two years nid nl he
asked was ginntpd
While the aditannt general did not gat
ull ne asked for tho committee ncitd
iNrlN libciu with lns department Thcy
declined 60 allow $1,000 asked for tho
frnt OF company nrfnories un the ground
That TIM cities Ia which the companies
nave to abide ought 10 be sunicientlv
patriotic 10 furnish nrmnries The coni-
uitive decided in allow $1,000 instend
OF siiVlO, asked Tor the pnyuient Of
militia cnlled ont aud for fhc expenae
oi TIE 9litto ohnmpment. No inerpnne
Tor iroi"r protection was asked ana
the snme amount a. Formerly tS4OWOl
was allowed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
DALLAS POLITICS.
A NEW TURN TAKES PLACE IN
THE MAYORS CASE.
Tho Approaching Trial Of Major Rnndo--Ab.
boil for Governor 10 Succeed the
Present Incumbent

Dallas, Fc2 o. Special -p6liics
took q little squirt today when it became
known that Alderman *. j. kiylcn had
decided 10 submit his claiius 60 the
Democratic convention and viii NOT make
the race az an Independent ctmdidnte for
twenty years, for six years has been a
member OF the council. has served on im-
pO7ant committees and Is a mnnulac-
turer. He IL "a live man.
II Is also announced today that Al
derman Neal Slarke OF the
Fourth ward would have no
objection 20 serving as mayor Of Dali
man, but It rs nOt likely that he would
care 10 run as the nominee OF any party.
LOOKING AHEAD.
II is rumorod here in administration
circles that Honorable 10 AbboUt's
friends VIII push him forward as q can
d!date for governor 10 succeed James ).
Hogg. IL Is believed that he would de-
velop wonderful strength Ia the black
land cOuutics aud the gentlemen who
are making states two years Ia advance
viii DO well TO keep their eyes on Com
gresham 10.
THE RANDLE CASE
The murder case of Major Irvine G..
Randle win he called Wednesday, March
l. anu AANtAMN WlNNNNNkANNn NAN NfANh
made for the most terrific legal contest
IN the history of Dallas county. The
plan Of the defense, rs outlined hy
prominent lawyer to Tile Gazette CORE
spoudent. is rs follows. First q cOntin-
uancc will be- asked for. Anticipating
failure in this, a moti0n for u change Of
venue 10 another county. on the ground
that the accused cannot obtain a fair
trialin Dallas, will De made. The de.
Tense has suhpOeuned every friend Of
the prisoner In the city who Is willing to
swear that 20 the best OF his knowledge
and belief, the prOsOner cannot get
fair trial in this county. The state VIII
be prepared 10 meet this evidence with
that OF 100 representative citizens who
will show that any mum can obtain
fair trial In this county. ID. Helm,
negro witness for the defense, was at
tached tOdRy. Tie could not give bond
and was clupped its jail by Sheriff Ca
bell. The attorneys Tor the defense sci
up "a howl, but the sheriff stated that he
was responsible for the appearance OF the
witness and did not intend TO have any
monkey business.
ONLY EIGHT or EN-.
There are only eight applicants for
the position OF ponmaster az Garland,
aud every one OF the eight was a loyal
supporter of the Hon. j. Abbott.
DIVISION OF PATRONAGE
IL Is stated on reliable authority here
tonight that on Monday. March q, Senn-
tors Coke and Mills and the Texas con-
grcssmen viii meet NJ the capital Of the
nation aud appolti0n out the spoils- that
is agree upon who shall be recommend
ed for place. Many patriots viii be
made happy aud many more made mis-
cradle on that fateml day II the rumor
nrOyes 20 be true.
GEORGE is HERE.
George MARROW. one OF the famous
Alarlows of Young county nOtpriety, ~
hi the city Ia fact. be has been here
a week or more but managed 20 keep
clear of newspaper men, until The Ca
zette correspondent happened 70 discover
his identity tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
rIIn unIfen

Washington. Feb. ~ In lhe house
tlfs morning Mr. Peel Of Arkansas was
first 90 catch the speakers eye and
moved the passnge Of thr Indian appfO-
pintlOu bll under "a Suspension Of The
rules Thprc was mo- objection 10 the
measure but il was made the pivot
around which circled "a general discussion
Of the auti-option bill The bill then
passed.
Mr. Holman moved TO suspend the
rules and non-concnf Ia lbe senate amend.
mpnts 10 the suudry ciYil appropriation
hill inclnding the sherman bond amend
ment After warm diecusfion uie mo-
ton was agreed 10 and Hplmnu, faytrs
aud COgswell appointed c0nicrees.
Mr. Wise moved 10 suspend the rules
and agree b. the aenate amendment ~
the oar coupler I'LL
Mr. Richardson moved Adjournment
on this motion the yeas and nays Were
omered then for some moments there
was great confusion anu noise in the
hOiise which compelled the speaker finally
Ia state Ia tones OF stern repr0Of, "Ocn.
tlemen. understand this Is tle house Of
Representatives and not beer garden
(ADplausel Tho motion 10 adjourn was
defeated and the sennte amendment
concurred IN.
The conference report On The military
academy appropriation bin wns agreed
On motion Of Mr. Springer the bin
was pissed continuing Tor q year the
present tamil on hoe lmen goods Of not
lpss than 100 threads % the square inch.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

ing the law so rs TO provide method
OF obtaining statistics OF taxable prop.
efiy OF whites, negroes, n0u-rcsidgnts and
corporations
BY Mr.. LLOYD Amending the law 6x
ing occupation taxes on gas and electric
light companies.
BY Mr.. Graham Granting Or Chris
tinu relief By an allowance for services
at small pox hospital IN Fayeuc
BY Mr.. Faubion Regulating the run.
ming ct passenger trains on short or tap
line railroads.
BY Mr. Dodd-A resolution that the
mover Of any amendment may explain
the same before a motion to table shall
prevail Referred 70 committec ON rules.
House adjourned TIL 3 o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon session the house
the general school bin was resumed and
n number OF minor amendments to va
rious sections of the bin pcrfertine the
phroseology and intents of Che bin were
adopted. Section 81 which fixes the
maximum pay Of teachers caused con.
siderable discussion but was adopted,
and provides as follows;
To teachers holding a ilrst-class Ger.
tihcatc not more than 500. second
class $500 third-class 81 80 per month
pes capita for pupils within the scholas-
tic s'e. The payment of extra tuition
Tor pupils OF scholastic ngc Is pro.
hihted, and In NO event shall teachers
holding a permanent certificate receive
from the public free school fund more
than SS5. Those holding first grade Ger.
tihcates more than SO. and those hold
ing second grade certificates more than
SEQ, and those holding thirl-grade GER
thc1tes more than $40 per month, An
amendment was adopted. striking out all
OF section oS except as follows; Trus-
tees may employ one or more assistant
teachers when the average daily attend
nncc exceeds more that thirty-hve pu-
pills.
An amendment 10 section 90 was Of.
icrcd by AIR. Smith of Smith, providing
for negro boards 10 examine exclusively
negro applicants for teachers W. counties
where two-thirds of the population are
negroes the boards 10 be appointed or
not. 40 the discretion of the county SUI
perintondcnt or county iudgp as cN-Of-
ticio superintendent Adopted
Mr.. Rowell offered an amendment
striking ont the word white" In section
81, making county bOurd Of examiners
TO consist Of three resident white teach
ers, leaving the matter TO the discretion
Of the county superintendent or county
judge acting rs such.
Mr. James opposed and Mr. Rowell
spoke In favor OF the amendment The
amendment was Defeated and the bin
went over as pcudiug business
Adjourned I'LL 0:3O Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
CONGREssInNAI. MONK

Washington, Fob 2T.-nom houses
did good days work aud took 4 long
step In the direction of winding up bust
ness go ue 10 lcgscn The danger of an cy-
ira session. Few members of the house
anticipated the smooth sailing mot with
today, and WHOM the senate amendments
20 the sundry CiVil bin were disagreed to
informally, aud sent 10 conference. there
was q sigh OF relief an over the house.
u was anticipated thore would hc a
stubborn fight on the sherman bond
amendment, and the fact Il WINS disposed
of 30 eXpeditiously was a matter for gen.
eral congraulation. One Of the surprises
Of the day was the ability OF the friends
Of the car coupler bill 90 secure an agree
ment 20 the senate amendment. Tho bill
now goes TO the president.
The conference report ON the military
academy bill WIS also agreed 20 and the
report being also agreed 20 Ia the sem
ate, that measure n ont OF the way
In the senntc ouunlly expeditions work
was accomplished. The pension bin in
volying an expenditure of about SiGI-
O0O,OUO was pusscd without amy debate
Of consequence aud the agricultural hill
WIS reported The senate pOstollicc bill
viii be reported and the committee viii
nc once prepare aud report ON the bill
which has just past the house From
this time on night sessions VIII be- the
order until the close of congress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
THE SrNATD.

Washington. Fob. -. The pension
appropriation bill passed without amend
ncnts. II Appropriated for the nuuy
and navy pensions, including women aud
minor children. Sl65,OOO,OO0 and uboui
u million aud n half dollars in addition
FOR the fees Of examining surgeons,
clprl, hire. etc.
The conference report on the military
academy bill WIS agreed Co.
McAllster aud 81 Louis railroad com.
Dany the right-oi-way through the lndl-
an Territory passed.
a conference was ordered on the civil
appropriation bin ana AlcssrR. Allison
Bate md German were appointed con-
frreps on the part Of the senate.
Fitting tributes were paid 10 the mem
DRY of the late Senator keuna.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
Loom Up in Great Shape in a
Matter Of Pointing.
HosG AND CLARK PLATFORMS.
Both Appear IN Senate Book lndiseriminalely
Branded Oamoc,alie.
Several thousand Pastors FIX 1.-THE Sleep
lnn Gao Br Finally Agreed Upon Tho
Regular Order VIII 30 Attended
10 In ITO House,
GAZETTE punEAu. !
state Capitol,


stitU capitol
AuHtiu Tex, Nch NVtl
Tho political development Of to-day,
aside FROM the house caucus, was an nc
tiOn of the senate committee ON printing,
Messts Boron Agucw aud lmh0den. 10
will De remembered that some time ngo a
resolution was pn.scd authorizing the SEM
ate TO purchase its manual ol rules irOm
printer here, other than the public print
era. Among the requirements ot the tes-
oluti0u besides containing rnlca as thA
roll uf The legislature ON the stoie constN
tuition, the hook was 90 have che party
platforms Even uftrr SIDE resolution
was passed authorizing the publication
of the late platforms of tho llHmocrnt
parties Senator lnho0cn Oncr0 a sur-
ccssful amendments making it tend Dem-
ocratlc PARTY rOdGy The books came Iva
with both the llngv aud Clark PLATFORMS
labelled unfortunately Democratic. A.
the Clark platform rs very vigorous IN itA
donunciation of the prescut executive,
the administration objected 10 giving It's
official sanction or circulation ns q
straight party document aud 40 refused
60 nccrpt the book The printer Ia danger
of heavy loss was quick 10 have small
slips printed aud pasted Ia the book, 80
that the second pnEe h headed; CLARK
Platform" As may bc Imagined, the
happening has caused quite q stir. aud
Tho moro uNcitnhlc of the opposition are
tearing their hair over thC subject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
HOUSE

The house met mt 10 o'clock with Speak
er Cochran and quorum present.
Prayer by Chaplain Pennington.
A resolution by Mr. i'inlay was adop-
ted abolishing the special orders, ana 10
discourage the practice of muking FUR
Their special orders.
A motion 10 suspend the pending busi-
ness. general school bill. failed and the
bin was further considered by sections
and several minor amendments, better
guarding the already proposed FEATURES
of the bill were adopted.
Amendment by AR Breeding limit
ing the number Of sub-divided school ais
tricts into which u county may be ovid
ed by the commissioners court 10 sixteen
was defeated as was an amendment 10y
Mr.. Dodd 10 exempt certain counties
A message from the governor was read,
vetoing tho bin 20 make McLcnnnn coun-
Nv separate judicial district. The gov
crpor saws. ''Had the bill made that
county separate district by detnching
Falls county, and adding II 70 one OF
The adjoining districts there could De no
objection urged 10 IL on the ground OF
extrnyngance or public policy lie tur-
thcr nrges TINT the state Is burdened
with too many judicial districts, and that
n less number would suffice Il the work
az The Judges could be fairly Distributed.
TIe adds, MANY Of the judges can
easily do the work OF from one 10 three
more counties In addition to those now
forming their districts, many OF mem hn-
ish their work aud have three or Tour
months vacation. while some nav
hard work for eleven months on
~ vear and then are behind
with their dockets. This unjust
inequality Is patent and needs GOT
rertion but the creation OF new districts
Il cortoinly not the remedy. The Sthte
needs re-districting, and until TINS u
dome II Is canlidly submitted tnat }
will be best for public Interest 70 uelach
counties from the oyerburdened ulalricts
and add tlem 10 those more iaNoruu9
sitnated By adding Falls county 20 some
~ tbc adjoining districts, several OF
which can easily accept II, McL@nniah
county can remain an independent uls
trict and thus the creation OF more OF
Gccs and new district be avoided WIN
out public detument: 81 o.
mo message and biz were referred 70
the committee on judicial districts.
The school bill was resumed anu ~,
ther sections adopted down 20 the -
section with but slight amendmenw' am
the I'm went over as the pending pusi'
Bins were introduced and referred as
By Alr. Feagan Of Mountaineering
the law as 10 fine practice oi phariDa,9
By Mr. James Transferring ltopAlAA
county 10 the district school system
nv Mr. Henderson, Amending the
charter of Paris, Tex. 4.
By Mr.. Morrison Preventing HauuH
~ Mr. Feagan Of Polk-amending the
road law. ..t,.,,,
IN Mr.. Frazer--'ro prevent catching
on "a moving trains; also Dbl pFofluils
for 4 more efficient stock law.
By NJ. Ballowe Validating oef1'ln
acknowledgements Of ntle.
BY Mr. -ProYidinB TOT ee'f'iA
city Jurisdiction 10 Dailas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

The house has now no speclal order,
below u, u opened fOday viii nearly
n hundred special orders on hand. The
regular order had been LOST aight OF
The Future was uncertain. Tho house
was undecided whit should be- done. Mr..
Elnlny stepped into the breach aud OF
Tered n resolution b. wipe on The board.
do away with the special orders and
come down 90 tlc regular orders.
McasrH Gossoti. Kirk nnd RrenJlns
opposed the resolution, nFguing thnf h
would prWrlci the session by nctinS
nlinn minor measures when the more lni.
nnrlnnl bills should be- considered The
resolution was. however adopted bg a
vote of 80 10 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
TERRITORY KILLING.
~, On' q the cowarilY Assassinallons Tor
'''' mat Country Is Notorious.
No CIew.

1o'e Tex, Feb. 27-(Special.)-
johnson was assassinated
asnl the 10Th. about . O'Clock
N, ~ niles east of Oakland and
IN n.y. Laissul9Nor was severely wounded
M Y" shoulder. Johnson, together
.'g6ef len the house 10 nichet nnt
-''seA when two unknown men
u within a short distance of
Il Sts-.selnied and fred upon them
ka, fvvetiis.,sters, killing Johnson IN
d N in,alie attempting 20 remove the
|iuh N s', an, Hightower was shot
II, ssoe9son, be having been I'M ne.
i,r1 .ioyed by Foster Letters m.
|lslei w BODY disclose the fact that
|hs 'i9.a Lexington, D. r., whore
~ ' y, and mother living. OH
'7es n, work on the case. The
|eyaery 'he tragedy are shrouded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
rRIrn ro WICK A TRAIN.

Marshall. Tex. Feb. 27 Especial -
Number So, the west bound New Or
leans Pacific passenger train, struck an
abstraction this morning about ~ o'clock
four aud q half miles east OF SeOttsvile.
Thp object on the truck was keayy
wooden frame used 10 dilcmng " was
earged by tie cow catcher several hun
dred Yards before the train was stopped
10 damage was done 10 either the train
or the road.
Deputy Sheriff James left for the scene
Of M Attempted wreck 10 response % a
teleernm 10 DE sheriff soon after the train
reached Sconsville. lie returned This
afternoon without making, any arrest.
IL balieyes that be has a clew, however
qYe frame used vs. the wouid-be
v.reeiars was left Oh push ear near
n,e track yesterday By @ section gang,
and L was dumped from this ear 10
The rails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

Mr.. Bayne was sheriff and tax-collcclor
ot hts county frOm 1916 until 1880, when
the two oiiccs were separated. then DO
wns sheriff with tie exception Of two
years, until 1870.
A. sheriff he bore state reputation
for efficiency and bravery. having cap
tured some OF The worst criminals
even known In the states
ana on management and Vnceasne labor
he secured testimony which Landed them
within he prison walls.
Mr.. linyncs FIRST experience az 4 Iegia
lator began With The present session Of
the Twenty legislature. He WA
nominated 10y the Democrats Of hla count,
anu after very hard aud bitter oam
paign he was elected lie h author oi
house Hill No ~ entitled an act to trims
mis- the nloncy collvccted by reason 81
the direct tax bacl, b. the counties FROM
which it was collected.
lie sefYcs ON committees on rcvcnm
WNnuoh pcnilvntinrics. and others, ant
without doubt he has done ~ mich
hurd work for The revenue and taxation
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