Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
WACO BUDGET.
The srAeeER or ouARLns a
TlN-hoRN GAMBLER.
Cutting hBray al the Woolon mlls--Tho
Baker Committee Reeung-A Free
Wagon Yard Proposed.

Waco. Tax. March 5.-tsnocioi,
sam .Spiycy stabbed aud dnneeton5l,
wounded w w. R0mines This tnorrin,
BON men are employees OF tho wnoien
hhlls ana the difficulty occurred nrnr 40
Agt0ry' homines and brother of
NWyey became involved In
row ~ which The former tried IA etab
INC latter when Sam Splvcy rushed In
WIN knife used IN The mill. the handle
~ me middle and blades on both ends
ilc plunged Que hlade into the bnck M
l'onllnes Just below the shoulder. strik.
ing hone. aud pulled the blade down
me mans back about ten nchca maxi
ing q ghastly wound Ihc doctors ~.
press the opinion that tho victim will
recoyeE Spirey was released from jail
on 800 bond
QUAR1ES CONDITION.
james H. Quarlcs who was stabbed
last night by VIII Gamble Is r.sfinu
easy today, and his physicians state hc
wil recover Much indignation IA ok
pressed at the cowardly and murderous
assault made UPON him. Gamble seeinf
10 possess "a mania for stnbbing poopl,
and was under bond at the time of Inc
assault for similar assault with intent
10 murder. lie has cut and stabbed
several people in the last two years
liis occupation Is that of q 'tin horn"
gambler.
Gamble. was taken into custody last
niEht ana later released on bond Of
$500
THE BAKER COMMITTEE MEET.
ING.
Tho result Of the meeting VI the Dom.
pcinuc state committee of which Hon.
Waller y Bgkcr "a chairman IL viewed
here generally iu the manper To- De cX
pected from contcuding factions As a
i1llc the Democrats Of the regular or
gnnizntion express approval of its action
oill frequently opinions are expressed
disnpproying the work Of the committee.
which, II Is maintained, was not called
upon 10 take such action and should hive
cndcuvorcd tu hriuu about a better feel.
ing In the party The Turner hnll De
mocracy a. a rule say that the CONF
mites actor was what WINS expected
ana express The opinion that it win be-
without effect
There are many. however. who incline
strongly iu the direction of the rpstOrn-
ton of party unity and thr laying aside Of
the differences which have caused DE-
vision iu the ranks Ihny hold that
ilie sentiment iu favor Of uniting the
factions was on The increase and VI
permitted To- go without thc creation of
now untnguuisms thc party Would pre-.
sent q united Front 10 lhsb.
a FREE WAGON YARD.
Yesterday oft,rpoon representatives of
the various committees of the new Com
mcrcal club held a meeting m the par
Tor of the Citizens National bank j.
w. higgins, W. b. Morrison, A. Cold
stein, members of Doc esCcuiiyc commit
tee; j. n MeLcudon ~ Rotan. NJ A.
Cooper. members of finance committee
Bart Moore and g. W. Harrison wer,
present The following resolution WA,
offered by Mr. H. RotAu aud seconded
by Mr. Bart Moore;
Resolved That IL Ia the sonsc OF
this meeting that free wagon yard wit
greatly promote the tradp interests o
Waco, and that yc recommend ana nivis.
the further prosecution of Efforts IN thi
line, " the cost can Doe made 10 CON,
Within tho sum of money possible 10 b,
raised by the finance committee.