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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
AN UNKNOWN KNIGHT
ENTERS THE LISTS PROCLAIMING FOR
SPOILS DEMOCRACY.


SPOILS DEMOCRACY.
Special to The Statesman.
WACO, Tex, Jan. The adoption
of the caucus rule by the adminislra-
lion members of the legislature has
been the subject of more or less inter-
esting speculation in this city by
those who are watching the approach
OF the session of the Legislature with
interest. Among the pronounced
supporters of tine administration it IS
stated that the Legislature will be
governed entirely by the caucus rule.
One gentleman who stands high III
the inner circles and whose opinions
are entitled to consideration
because of their conceded authorita-
tiveness, said to The STATESMAN rep
re. niative today: you may say
that the caucus rule will be adopted
In the legislature by Governor Hogg's
friends. This action has become nee
essaryoby reason of the peculiar con-
ditions which exist. l. is not propos'
ed to permit the enemies of the ad.
ministration and the majority to take
front seats in the councils which might
be held. Besides, there are number
OF cand dates for office who opposed
the regular Democracy and against
whom it is only proper that the ma
jority should be soldly arrayed. The
caucus rule will be adopted entirely
you may depend on it,"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
MUST PAY FOR MURDER.
RANDLE SUED BY THE wIDow AND
ORPHAN CHILDREN.
The Petition Asks For One Hundred Thous'
and Dollars For Taking Away Their
Protector-Randle Is Able to Pay
the Judgment.
special to The Statesman.

special to The Statesman.
DALLAS, Jan. g. One of the most
interesting damage suits ever lDstl-
tuted in the courts of Texas was begun
today by the filing Of the papers by
Hearty, Mccoy q Hudson, in the
Office OF the clerk of the district court.
The plaintiffs In the case are the
widow and orphan children OF the late
T.. S. Randall. who was slain on
Christmas night by Maj. L. &. Randle.
Mrs. Lillian May Randall sues for
herself and her five little children.
The case falls in Judge Burke's court
and IL certain to attract wide atten-
ton.
The petition alleges among other
things that the plaintiffs were robbed
of their protector and provider by the
defendant in the case; that the death
of the husband and father at the
hands of the defendant deprived the
widow and orphans OF the means OF
obtaining livelihood, and that they
have been damaged to the extent OF
500 1000. Therefore judgment for that
amount is pray ed for against the de-
fendant.
In Virginia recently similar ac-
ton was instituted In the state courts
aud the jury in the case awarded the
plaintiff the amount sued for. Colonel
Kearby says that several cases OF like
import and very similar in their ma
ture have in times past engaged the
attention of the courts in Texas and
have been sustained. Randle Is a
wealthy man, but "a murder trial and
IA damage suit will lessen his pile to a
very great extent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
EXnorts of Specie.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Exports OF
specie from New York for the week
ending Jan. 6 a ,ounted to SS,20G, 900,
or s., l29 .O40 gold and 81 or 800 silver.
or gold ouiy 81 000,0 900 went to Eu-
rope and 81, GAG, 400 OF silver, the rest
going South.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12

Special to The Statesman.
MANOR, Tex, Jan. Mrs. D. H
Reeves, wife of our postmaster, died
today and will be buried tomorrow
evening. She had been very low for
a long time and the end was looked
tor and was a relief from her suffer
ings. The sympathy of the COM
munity is with the bereaved husband.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
HILL WANTS TO KNOW.
Runklen,a Arnica SalVo,

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblsins, corns and all skin
eruptions. and positively cures piles or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give Satistacllon
or NOISY refunded Price % cents per box. For
T.,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
For Over FiftI Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
sofens The gums. alldyS all pain, cures wind
cole and is the best remedy for Diarrh9a.
Twenty-Five cents bottle Sold by oil drug
gists throughout the world.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
..sA. DNSESr-rSIA

IN goShon. and Stomach disorders, take
BROWN y dROl; BUFFERS.
All dealers keep Isl pcf bottle Genuine has
wade ma and creased red lines on wrapper
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
-. -. Twenty-Four Bargains!
Two millinery show cases.

TWO millinery SHOW GASES.
Five store show cases.
Three store counters, long and
strong.
One iron safe.
Two BARRIERS mirrors.
Two BARRIERS chairs.
One sewing machine, three months
in use, half price.
Two sewing machines, So and $40.
One Fra kiln heater, as good as
new.
Ond side-saddle, neat and pretty.
One good saddle.
One handsome marble finished oak
bedroom set.
Two gum suits.
Above 1T X. &. Miller's secondhand
store, DID East Sixth street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12

today saw the patient, and was Sra'S'
fled at the improvement of Mr.. Blaine.
Unlsss relapse occurs DR.. LOOMS
will not return to Washington for q
week or so. When an opportunity
presents itself he will again visit the
sick man.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
SENATOR KENNA NO BETTER.

Senator Kenna's condition remains
the same. Consultation was had to-
day by Doctors Sewers and Busy Of
this city, Chiffon of West Virginia,
and Chew of Baltimore. AT the con-
sultation it was found that there had
been no change in the patient for the
past five days.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12

XTANTED-A lady agent in every county and
w towr' IN Texas to sell an srt Gle of merit to
ladies. Coco position and good pay for little
work.. Address G Z. Fielder, Manor, Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12

" H. CALDWELL. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"a lU1x East Seventh street, Austin, Texas
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12

Group, whooping cough and bron
chitls Immediately relieved by Shi
loh's Cure. At Cornwell & Chiles
1l9E. 9th at.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on n guarantee. Ii
cures consumption. Al COrnwell d
Chiles.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
MR.. BLAINE's CONDITION.

This evening DR.. Johnston said he
found Mr.. Blaine feeling very COM
Portable, 30 much so that he did not
intend TO make another visit tonight.
DR.. Loomis, New York specialist,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
WHITNEY NOT IN 1T.

New YORK, Jan. 5,-Wm. G. Whit
ney today said all he knew of Cleve-
lands cabinet was the fact that he
(Whitney) was not in it.
HILL WANTS TO KNOW.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Hill
introduced a resolution which went
over until tomorrow calling OH the
secretary of state for his opinion as to
whether the Chandler immigration
suspension bill is in violation of
treaties.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
TEXAS DEEP WATER HARBoR.

The senate commerce committee to-
day amended the house bill extend
ing for five years the period of time
allowed for completion Of Texas deep
water harbor by reducing the time
limit to two years. Coke will report
the bill as amended.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
Notice Of Chattel Mortgage Sase ..

Whereas One Andrew Lar.on Of Grant county
state OF south Dakota mortgagpr, did, on the
.1th day Of February, A. d 1853 mike MS certain
Chattei mortgage To Lou Nj. Gibson, OF Grant
county, south Dakota, mortgage, dated Feb
ruary eth 1873, to secure the following Inaebt-
edutse towlt. Of lfty dol ars az evideDtoa by one
certain proMl eoly note for said amount bearing
date February 2ith, l85a, st2ued by him, due sep
teinber Ist. 1893, aud b arlng II per cent annual
ONCE Of the Register of Deeds OF Grant county,
Soath DskCtx, on the LIST day Of hGrch, 1879.
And whereas, aeian,t has been mad IN the
condl tloHe contained III said mortgage, which de-
fault nniets III tatiur- to pay sad Indebted
80 or any part there I ar The ihierret thereon
when the came became due aud payable, or al all.
aud whereas, There ie claimed 10 bc due at
tn. date Of this notice, the sum OF FIFTY four
dollars an eighty i've cents Tor principal ana
interest
Ana Wncr 49,. SAID Mortgage and Indebtedness
value sold aud assignee by SAID MORTGAGE TO
George ii IIark
Now therefore, notice in hereby given that By
virtue 81 sad mortgage and by order OF sald
ASST gnee OF sHtG MORTGAGE. the pre- sent owner
thereof ! will sell tor .sh the following describ-
ed chatteta described ~ aud mortga4ed by said
ut gage. ~ he trunt door pi the anle ot eufIt
u 1iart III the ctg OI illbank, IOan OF Grant
south y kut i II the hour OF ; o'clocn p m, OF
h juth day nt December 4. D. 1893 TO wit:
one aca mAr# wears old; one gray horae
yeEr- lid: one surrel mule Is years Old; one sor
rel horse !. vcat- ol
Dated. December 18th, les5.
JoHN A. WILLIAMS,
Agent OF Assignee Of Nortgagee
THOMAS L. Bouek, Attorney for Assignee Q
aortga-ee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
First publication Dec. lst, 1898.
Notice. .---Timber Culture.

Y. = Land once, Watertown, =. ID. Nov. lS, 1898
Complaint havil z been entered 1T this office by
John 8 Anderson, against Gamaliel c. Freeman
for failure TO compl, with the law as to Tinh her-
Culture Enlry No 47.3, dated Auguet % 1881,
upDn the southeast Quaiter section H. townsh II p
10, rang. 81 Grant county, ) ~ with view to
the ca collation. of said entry contestant alleging
TINT Gamsllei e. Fyc.man has not during any OF
the years since the year ls,5 planted or cnused TO
be pla ted any trees, ire seeds. nuts or cuttings
Npon eAid land, or any portion thereof; anG has
not cultivated or Caused 30 be cultivated
any part or portion OF said iand
aud thai said failure still exists the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear ~ this ONCE On
the 10th da OF January, 1904 ut Ao'ciock N +,
to respond and furnlsh testimony concerning
said alleged failure
f p. PHILLIPS, Register.
MELLsTrE Is CASE, Attorneys for Contestant.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
It publication Dec IS,
1Gstghse a sale

kouis Schwandt, unmarried.
! NJ. Knight.
kd Noyen her .2.s, 1891. and rec rded
b. Register III Deeds Of Grant
akoia. he 2Sth day Of Novem
b book Is Of mortgages on page
lck p IN.
emisp- the south East quarter
bon thirty two t321 In township
eml (.,ail If range forty seven Ga.
Eonth Dakota. No proceedings
aw or o herWlse To collect said
Ipd to be due at the date Of this
hdrcd Eorly nine and Fifty -four
dollars tsiao 5i1
BY given that default having been
m.nt Of The principaland interest
mortgage. said mortgage VIII ne
Sale uf said premises at pnhlic
fren door Of the court house III
county, South Dakota, on the
larry A d 1894, at the hour O.
m Of sald day, to satisfy the am
u then b. due on saia mortgage.
J paid. and Fifty dollars attorney
bal costs of foreclosure.
bsier, South Dakota, this 18th day
\. ID. 1875.
/ A. M. KNIGHT.
Mar.gagee.
Ian, Attorney for Mortgagce.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
|ortgagc snie.

piyen that default has been
,1nue Of that certain mortgage
nd snd delivered by Miliesn l. !.
rr,.d woman mertla1or, % A.,
se.. beaYlng date tho eighteenth
lss1. with pewe' OF SAFE there
81, rorigage VAS duly fiji d tor
j Of the ht..s,vr Of Deeds IL
! If Grant. III the then Territory
,a,,. of south Dakota, Oh the
Nav, A. ID. 1881, At one . CLOCK
Ia N an duly recorded IN
ases on page 25s, which dcfault
M date ot this notiee by lht
II d. SAID murtgagur TO pay the
,th interest thereon. secured ny
be paid, ana which raid SUN
,u long ast due, and whereas
B he dne and II due ana pay abe
notice the sum OF two hum
lars $50 og, ana whefehs, tue
Lnld mortgage has become opera
IN or proceeding AT Law or other
n.tllllted to recover the deDl
mortgage, Or any part thcrc oI.
mol ce IL hereby gisen thal ~
her of sale contained III ala
nrsuant ~ the statute III eu..t
koyided, the snld mortgage W.
n sale OF the premises deecrlDtt
hy aala mortgage. to-WN, INT
er isW "a of section seven 90, u
Gdred and nine.ecn tllSb range
the county of Grant and tb"L
btx now state of SOaih Dakota
Anrtenanccs and Improvement mt
Inc, which sale vii be maze ts
COUNTY Of ,irant at the mar
couri house in the city OF Nil
lty D. 1rant mud STATE Of Soutr
Lsy the nth (1 day Of Ftbrn
Il the hour Of ~ O'ciock IN IN.
#daY, Al pubhc auction ana putils
ghtst bidder, ior cash, 10 pa
bid suuni due and secured q,
be paid as aforesaid, tngeihrI
ntrrest aud costs. expenses
IT, OF SAID sale, allowed by la"
In dollars SO, 10 attorneys fee
eald mortgage to be pain III cas'
nhject 70 red mpNon acGordtAs
such case provided. :,
&nk. South Dakota. this hiht'
A D 1883,
q A. G, DODGE.
Il Mort gagee.
)E. Attorney for Mortgasee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
.s,s sale.

-. -, Third judicial Cironit. ss
ts'osrt within ana ''' '''D'
!. Plaintiff, W Christine L. An
/. ,..n that by virtue of .
CIV - AVID ssIe in the above
ssa,ss 4. s,,h day Of December T. =
sen'',vb ,"bn 4. Wllliams Sheriff OF
VI, :, soath Da.ota. tof lhat
. ", Il .ell At public anction .,
4, s' court House in The CITY u
Ii!n,.nt. y .o and ,tate Of south
Y y. viS. ,nr 10Th day Of February
~ ,oe afternoon VI that day,
4 mechanics lien premises.
.,y " Of Grant. aud state o.
NV, ,,,sc, I'd IN said judgment aud
! s"d md therein described ss
| ,,o,,b "a OF section thirty go,
handred and nineteen uE')
/ .p in the county Of Grant
W. AZ so much thereof as
- .o,s .stisiy said judgment and
III 20 oue hundred aud four
! nj cents, with interest there
Fe,a y ..id iudume 1t, and All accru.
sou,h Dakota. December 2ath
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff of Grant County.
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
1t publication Nov. 10
tOrt.nEe sale.


b. been made in the conditions Of
knge. nadr. executed aid delivered
Wllz and Mary kotzaitz, Moitga
b sllshy. Moftgagee. datcd Octobor
Edn!v recorded in the ef1iee Of Regis
And for Grnrt county, South IA
huber "a, lsai. III $500 clocka m ii
(iaages. ai page ABB Conveying and
follow n described LANDS situated,
IN The COUNTY OF Grant and State
I IA. 10 Wit.
md two @ and north east qusrter
vartcr, OF section nineteen tl9l III
Nundred twenty (ltD Of range
Z,HDt fourG4of section twenty -four
hyMe hundred and twenty Q20) OF
FeNn., west, containing l64 as-io0
~ N Of Carl y Never in lSu5.
Ire is claimed t. te due at the
nv. the sum of Seven Hundred
N.Y. yiltv-aeyen One Hnndredths
~ land nc action has been IL
said debt or any portion
~, ~ ce is hereby given that by
p'ae ~ ale III said Mortgage CON
- ~ Is in such case made ant!
ara.;'a Wlll he f,rrCloead, hnd
,.,,o'u Uses viii he sold At pub
~ ny -. ~ u Grant county, South
m "a = 'o,,, ao,,a, the coart honse in
!, n ,st rant. on the I'D day
n,taaa', = AL, 3N0 O'clock r. IN !, tn
c.n IN u 49, interest and taxes II
Wed ~ y ,sw Nee and discourse
lis I'd day Of NO ,oa.
AToN SILaBY.
PAnLxAs. AttoA Mortrasee.
south Dakota. W NurtIasse,
ove mentioned aale
kh day OF December, E postponed
|esann M mere wrre eed above
| me s,.l Mace i, ALL. - aaera present
llibank s. D., Dec. 2.atsu uveriiseo
Eherif.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
GOOD ADVICE.

Every patriotic citizen should give his
personal effort and influence to increase
the circulation Of his home paper which
teaches the American policy OF Protec-
ton. 1t is his duty to aid in this respect
in every way possible. After the home
paper is taken care Of, why not sub.
scribe for the AMERICAN ECONOMIST,
published by the American Protective
Tariff League? One Of its correspon-
dents says: sNo true American can
get along without it. Iconsider It the
greatest and truest political teacher IN
the United States"
Send postal card request tor tree
sample copy. Address Wilbur 7. Wake
man, General Secretary, is5 West asa
ST., Now York.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-08
WILL MEET TONIGHT.
Shall the City Own Its
Own Lights?
WOULD Be VASTLY CHEAPER
Will the Council Override the Veto OF
His Honor Mayor Brown2

The joint standing committee on cleo
trio lighting plant is to meet this evening
In the office OF Mayor Brown to formulate
the report which II Is intended to pres.
ent to the City Council on next Wednes-
day evening.
IL is understood that the engineers
figures and estimates will show that a
plant can be built which Ill furnish 800
lights of 200 candle power to burn all
night, capable OF being increased to 500 II
necessary, at a cost not to exceed s1OO per
light per year burning every night. For
this light the Gas Company now want $50
per light per year, burning until o'clock,
with moonlight nights excluded.
1t may be said right here that no one
but an electri ,al expert can tell the differ
ence between full arc and half arc
light, or 1900 and 1900 candle power
light.
The service given Is 30 poor that the
citizens do not feel warranted In inter-
fering in behalf Of the company, but IL It
gave the service that the contract demands
1t would have public opinion behind 1t In
It's fight for new contract.
In this connection 1t may be stated that
the veto OF Mayor Brown is to be acted
upon at the meeting of the Common
Conncil next Wednesday. Whether 1t
will pass over his veto or not is some
what probematical.
II this Is SO, Mayor Browns veto, 30 far
as the Common Council Is concerned, Ia
a dead letter. In that event the Mayor
will have to rely upon the Board of Alder
men, body which would not allow him
the making up Of its committees, and
which has not changed its attitude to-
wards him very much since.
The Mayor, however, is hopeful of being
sustained In the Common Council, and
that he will not have to depend upon the
Board In this case.
II is very doubtful, though, even II the
veto is victorious, II the City Council will
order lighting plant built, but II 1t doe,
not, the one that will succeed 1t In 1S9
will.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-08
DAMAGES 500, 900.
Judge George X. Corriean's Decision at II
Mock Trial Last Night.

Judge George X. Corriean's Decision at the
Mock Trial Last Night.
The last regular meeting of the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society before
September, was held last night and a very
fine programme had been arranged, max
ing It a very pleasant affair.
mock trial was held and those who
took part and the characters were as fol-
lows: Judge, George X. Corrigan; pros
ecuting attorney, Stephen j. Casey attor-
ney for defence, Matthew Gallagher; COM
plainant, Robert Gookin; defendant,
Henry AlleDdorf court crier, Alfred
Corrigan witnesses, Joseph Clark and
Miss Bessie Boles.
1t was suit brought by "Sullivan job
lots" the complainant, to recover 100000
damages from "Dr. Dose" the defendant.
AS the prosecuting attorney presented
the case 1t appeared that CDR. Dose" was
called to attend "Sullivan Joblots' sick
boy and he dosed him SO well that he died,
therefore the suit for damages. The de.
fense tried to break down the case pre-
sented by the prosecution, bat failed and
damages were given In the full amount,
100000.
The trial was followed by poem read
by Miss Sadie Cullen; solo, by Miss Ryan,
accompanied by Miss Curran; instru-
mental duett, accordeon and piano, Al
fred Corrigan and Charles Hanley; duett,
Robert Gookin and James Mulligan. Mat
thew Gallager read a carefully prepared pa
per and the meeting was brought to close.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-08
DISTRICT COURT.
Business Done at the Police Station This
Morning.

| Business Done at tho Police Station Thi,
Morning.
There were several cases before Judg,
Shove In the District Court this morning
Thursday night Frank Masterson went to
bis home on Harrison street drunk and
feeling ugly, brutally beat bis wife In his
drunken frenzy.
Complaint was made and yesterday af-
ternoon Officer Sword arrested Masterson
and brought him to the station IN the
"hurry up" This morning the Court
fined him s20 and costs on charge of as
sault and was sorry II could not be mace
more.
Yesterday afternoon John Rafferty,, who
lives on the "Plains," conceived an In
sane desire to cool of In the river and
going down Dunnell Lane he walked into
the water until 1t came up to his chin.
There he stayed.
Officer Gardiner arrested him and this
morning he could not account for his ac-
tions. The court thought 1t was punish
ment enough for him to remain In his
wet clothes all night 80 discharged him.
Last night at II 20 o'clock John Dugan,
Lawrence Deery and Fred Murray, all
youths OF eighteen, were coming down
Broad street. They felt "real mean," they
had some beer and were as slough as they
make EN-"
When they arrived In front OF George
Delpappa'a store they took some fruit
from the stand outside and handled Del
papa roughly when he wanted pay. or.
icers White, Lee, Giroux and Rockford
took them to the station and they were
fined y and costs each for reveling.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-08
ARCHDEACON TUCKER.
The Pastor of Trinity Church Now stand
Next to Bishop Clark.

The fastor OF Trinity Church NOW siands
Next to Bishop Clark.
Reverend William p. Tucker, rector
OF Trinity Church, has been APP
pointed by Bishop Clark to the
office of Archdeacon of the Episcopal dio-
cese of Rhode Island. The office is a new
one, having been created at the last meet
ing of the general convention at st.
Stephens Church, Providence.
The reverend gentleman has accepted
the position which was urged
upon him not only by Bishop
Clark but also by the convocations Of
Providence and Newport.
Last evening he rendered to the wardens
and vestry of Trinity Church his resigna-
tion as rector OF the parish to take effect
In September when his duties In connec-
tion with his new Office will begin.
Mr.. Tucker has been connected with
Trinity Church for the last seventeen
years, during which time he has done ex-
cellent work for the parish. Today 1t Is
one OF the most beautiful churches in the
dioscese and its appointments are elegant
and In keeping with chaste ecclesiastical
tone of the building. AS Archdeacon he
will stand next TO the Bishop. The Office
has come to him unsought and in recog.
milton OF his scholarly attachments, hii
great executive ability and earnest wori
that has become more and more magnih
cent during the past two years Will,
holding the office of Dean.