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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29
Alleged nanL Trnnds.

KANSAS CIIY, No., Jan. 27.-The
ifaud jury here has been investigating
Il deliberate tchume 10 defTaud the
Bank OF Commerce out Of 100000. In.
JIaments have been returned against
4. n. Bumis aud one Of his sons, both
u the lumber frm VI J. II, B,mis a
TO-, Jefferson, Tx. The fraud, which
hss caught banks In several of the
commercial cenlers OF eUnlloi States,
was brought 10 light by IT, KantRs
Clly ramiiiualions. Its extent, VA far
ai traced, Is between 100000 and
100000, with ali claims not yet as.
cuftAintl.
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POLITICS!

Tho immediate future Of Utah will
require At tho hands Of every good citizon
that hO become ihmi lar with our system
of government and the practical political
methods by which IL In controlled. Those
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24
,IR. cIRynLANp,s sIeNArunn
win Not Liisriy Adora the New
TnrIn NH.

Washington, Aug. 2a The president
remains firm in his purpose 10 let the
tarin blu become u law without his
slgnature, This. as MAS statea BY The
Associated Press al the time. was
his Intention whom he LEFT Washington
for Gray Gables ana there ls excellent
authority Tor tho statement that Mir.
Cleveland siace his return has Indicated
that he is OF the same opinion as before
he lett here. A great deal Of pressure
mas been and Is stili eNertihs 10 induce
Air Cleveland 20 forge his presen; pur-
pose sna TO sign the oil, either with or
without some message expressive OF his
views but the president gave no en-
oVuIaeement 10 those who have pressed
views OF thiA nature on his attention
nnd mas Indicated that he win allow the
nlt 70 become law by expiration OF
we ton days clause OF the constitu-
uen, rhe persons most urgent IN sug.
tihk 20 the president that he Sign
Tue OH are members or congress who
huVe represented very strongly 10 ths
ptysldert that signature 10 tho bin
WIZ Acll them considerably In their
elense OF 1t IN the coming campaii.n
and that should Il moi hnve the naas.
nre % presidential approval indicnted
~ Mr. Cleveland's signature thoh,
position On the stump WIN be
sllpatiFssed TO some extent at least.
HNye9'sif fiisp Mad a NuAiher ~ oihcr
Vvnkrtsamen have presented this yirtv
OF the inuticr and the speaker saw Mr.
cleveland today on tho subject
80 Tar rs can be learned the preaI-
ueIll attitude has been one OF patient
listening to ana consideration of ths
aiepmenls presented, but he has Ne.
iilinfH carefully from making any
prunlltcf or giving encouragoment Ia
oei'Bfes mon who wlsh the bill signed
veto of the bill. however. N not
even suggested II can not become "a
Jaw without the presidential autogrtph
untn next Monday pnd this being the
case the adjournment N uonrrsss win
hnrdls take place before next TUESDAY
TIM inet That It ~ Mr. Cievclaud'n nm.
pose "a permt the bill 20 become Il law
without his signature ~ algn n strone,
Indication OF the improhnbllity Of amy
message on the tnriG from the presi-
dent btFdes speaker Crisp, who spent
some TIME with the president In a dis
cusHinn OF the tnrln rltuptlun. Repre-
sentative McMiilln OF Tennessee, Of
me ways and menus committee and
one OF the house contoroes. also thikod
with Mr. CloVciaud, Speaker Crisp told
members OF tho house who were my
ious 10 get away that he thought the
session would last until next Tuesdny
McMillln did not discuss the tnrif
bin with the president, Chairman WIZ
son Is expected back from West Viz
Blnla today, but he was not about the
mouse during the session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24
YOAKUM GETS IT.
Nominated to Succeed Hon.
Buck Kllgore
in THE THIRD DISTRICT
After a Weeks Ballotlng Choice
is Made.
THE DELEGATES WORN OUT
And the Nomination Was Finally
Made by Aeciamation After Nearly
Four rhoasaAd nnnot- Mad Bsen
TnLen--''o'itieai News From Other
Fields.

Mlneolo. Tex, Aug, 9s.-ror seven
Ions, hot and weary days OF balloung
and caucusing the Third congressional
convention has been trying to nomin-
ate congressman Only a few changes
were made until yesterday. none OF
'ima' e6eussa one way or tho other,
but last night there was change ana
the convention for the first time since
the day OF opening a week aFo began
10 work IN earnca'. This was caused
by Hon. Felix j. MoCord. who had
been In the lead for about 5000 ballots,
Withdrawing his mama from the con.
test Each delegation then scraml,ed
for first place and after Mocord With
drew It seemed as though Yoalum
was the strongest man then In the
race, The Kngore forces gave YoaNum
their support in order to keep a dark
horse from receiving the nomination.
This left Xualum with large amount
OF votes, and from that time on the
hght was to down Naalrum. Judge
sheriff., also OF Greenvlle. was nom.
mated and was given very hearty
support by all tho opposi,lpn Of Yoa.
kum A. this time an candidates ox.
cept YoalSum ard shorrili. both Or Hunt
county, mud bupn Withdrawn Judge
sheriff. came on the platform ANA do
clared himself NOT a candidate. aud
thanking his supporters heartily he
withdrew hiH ngmc and Advised tie
convention to eject C. H. Yopkum The
Huak county delegation spill up Ia the
morning and could 40 longer vote as
unit as thcy We're Instructed to do.
Part of the delegation wished 70 Keep
Hon. u n Miners name before the
convention, while the majority had A.
ready voted FOR shefrln Tho oonvan-
ton discussed the innttcr and finally
ltusk county voted as 4 unit Tor Shcr-
riil, a noon tho vote stood Youltum,
s9 ll-i2; sheriff., 81 lie, on tho sI6gd
ballot
AZ o'cioek the convention came 10
order with no change Dr rgic af
Lndnle offered resolution that the
question be referred 1arit DO the people
but was II opposed and tabled several
clncus9a were held by diffcront dele
satona durlng tho day, Later In the
afternoon the delegates got homcslck
ana worn out ana while the whole
convention WIS IN q stew, a motion 20
elect q, H. Yonlsum by anclhmntion
was made and he was nominated Tor
the next congressman from the Third
congregational district He delivered an
eloquent address ~ thnnka and plcdgcd
his earnest support 20 bl-metalli1m md
all other iRHue concerning the good OF
tho Democratic party. After his nd
dress a vote of thanks wpR rendered
the people Of Mlneoia FOR their hagpital-
lily and the convention was adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

Waco, Tex. Aug. rS.--Tho following
letter received here to-day by ]. II.
Quarlse. socretsry OF the congressional
convention Of the seventh district. ex-
plains ITSELF
House OF Representatives.. United
States Washington. ID. q. Aug. ".
iss4'--Mr. James II, cuartes: My Dear
sir--l am In receipt OF your much APP
prociatqd favor containing the action
and platform OF the dintrict con-
sressional convention. ana desire
through you 10 thank the ioemoerats
OF the district for their friendship and
preference, and 10 assure them that
u shall be my constant effort 10 be
worthy Of their confidence ana aup-
port When released from my duties
nero SHAH Ut once enter the canvnna,
ana endravor 20 sustain ana promote
the huocess or the principles enun-
ci@ted in the platform
am with sentiments OF the highest
esteem, your obedlsnt servant,
GEORGE c. PENDIBroN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

Unnbic to obtain Quorum, an Adj
innrnlnent Is Tnlsen.

- AAheNhs
Washington, Aug 2S-lven before
the reading Of yesterdays journal in
the senate today, the absence of a
quorum was pointed out by Mr.. Man
derson (Rcpubllcam OF Nebraska, and
the roll being called, showed she prss-
ence Of 80 senators. II less than n
quorum. Mr.. Harris moved that the
sergpant-at-arms be directed to re-
quest the presence OF ahscutees, hut
MIR. Pasco and Mr.. CoCkrell y imnd
cut that the same order moue ycster-
day wns SIN In force, and The laIter
asked for the report Of the sergeant
at-arms. This was dated August 22
Uoday) and reported that Of the AZ
senators who failed 10 answer TO their
names yesterday only Two We're IN
the city and one Of these ~ rhces9
was i'll, The other senators We're telc-
graped TO attend Immediately -Four
Republican senators, Measrs. MaEder-
son. PetugfeW, quay and Shoup, we're
in the senate chamber, but tailCl TO
answer and were recorded AS absent
Senator Bfice was absent attending
the funeral Of relative. senator
Camden telegrRphed that he would
be here at noon n his train was not
delayed and Sherman and Wilson We're
excused from further attendance on
account or SICKNESS.
At the request OF Mr.. Gray the list
OF absentees was read. Mr., Harris
then stated that the orders given yes
terday 10 the aorgennt-at-a 70 re-
quest the presence OF absent senators
having proved Ineffective, he moved
that the sergonnt-at-arms be directed
TO compel their attendance, aud this
was agreed 10.
while the senate WIS waiting for a
quorum 10 appear Mr.. Bruden, the
executive clerk from the White Huusc,
appeared with MESSAGES from the pres
ilenr supposed to be nominations, but
could not present Thorn. The Republi-
cans were ready 20 furnish four votes
70 make a quorum 10 80 into executive
three additional TO complete the num-
Der. Those In attendance We're; Megsrs
Allison, Fate. Berry, Blackburn Blan-
chard, Coclirell, Coke Cullom, Faux
ner. GallinEer, George, Gordon. Cor
man, Gray Harris Hin, Hun,on. jar
Wis, Jones OF Afliansaa. Kyle, Lindsay.
AfcLaurin, Mitchell Of oregon, Mitchell
OF Wisconsin. Palmer Pasep Pueh,
Ransom, Roach. Turpie, Vest, Was,
walsh, White~-36.
or these, 81 were Democrats, Re-
publicans and ! Populist.
The abseutees Were Messrs. M
rich, Allen, Bdce. Butler, Canery,
call Cameron. Carey. Chandler. Dam
lei, Davis. Dixon, Doiph, Dubois, Frye,
Hale, Hansbrough HawleW liigglns,
Honr, lrby, Jones OF Nevada, Lodge
Mcmillan. MCPHERSON. Manderson.
Minis. Morgan, Morrill, Murphy, Pat-
ton, PETER Perlslns Pettigrew. Power,
Proctor, Quay, Sherman Shoup, Squire,
stewart. Teller. Voorhees,, Washburn,
Wolcott-iS.
ar iba.r II were Democrats, % Re-
publlcans and three Populista,
A. 100 p. M, finding Il impossible 10
get a quorum, the senate on motion OF
Mir. Harris adjourned until tomorrow
at ~ o'clock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24
utrages Committed which Lend to
War.

|rirages Committed Which Lead to
War.
Paris, Tex, Aug. 28.-There has been
!lfous trouble brewing in the Choc-
y Nation for some time. which has
In growing more serious daily. This
|ne it is among the members of the
u Locke faction. Last December one
Two Of the followers Of Locke in
L OWL war of last year were mys-
|ilously murdered near Antlers. These
|Eigs caused bad feeling and treach-
II was suspected, but 1t was not
|al recently that matters began to
II serious turn. About Il month
4 the sheriff of Jacks Fork county
Ma deputy went 10 Col. Burns house
i stay ali night. II was rumorcd that
W were going to arrest sube Locke
|rihg the night Albert jackson and
|nc Ruben went near Nelson's house
n fred number OF shots which
|gatened the officers away Last
|hday Ed Baldwin and others went
a house and broke in. They shot
! clock and furniture and smashed
(ags TO pieces generally. Afterward
N went to another house, where
NJ destroyed everything they could
BIZ and then poured a can Of lard on
! bed and put ire to It. These out
~ stirred the people M and they
5rn to organize to hunt the male
Irors down. One party of thirty-two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

The Civil service Commission wiri
slnier Report To-day,

Washington. AUG. 2s.-The ciyII sor-
Vice commission resumed ita examlna-
ton Of the charges against Recorder
Of Deeds c. II. j. Taylor today. The
commissioners have determined to
oioihe the investigation with absolute
secrecy aud number Of Witnesses
said TO have received assessment lot
tiers signed by Taylor representlng the
negro national Democratic league were
examined at length behind elosed
doors, Taylor Is credited with repre-
sentlng the negro national Democratic
league, but az the commission II lR
bln,ed that both the league ana the
AFRO American bureau Organization Of
tho Democratic congressional commit
tee are Involved Ia the case. Taylor ia
president Of the league and untll re-
Gently was connected with the bureau
He resigned from the latter position
soon Rfter the civil service commits
sion began its Investigation Of the
charges against Robert $. stu, the
chief OF the bureau " is learned that
the complaint alleging assessments was
filed several weeks ago when the full
board was IN session, and that II has
been discussed At Il number OF meet
lnNS subsequently. MT. Lyman mas
been spending several weeks a, the sea
shore. but returned TO Washington last
night 10 join his two colleagues IN the
investigation Several more witnesses
who received the letters probably will
be examined tomorrow. aud It can be
,authoritatively stated that the report
viii be forwarded to the attorney-gcn-
erai or the president before tomorrow
night There Is strong ground for the
belief that accompanying It VIII be an
urgent request signed by the full board
for Taylor's removal from the Office
10 which President Cleveland appointed
him last spring. This request viii be
accompanied by an exhaustive state
ment summing up the churges and re-
viewing the case in detail. The original
charges were filed by W. CalvlE Chase.
editor OF the Bee, a negro organ II
this city. and by messenger IN the
interior department named BARNES, who
IL also business manager Of the Bee.
Both Chase and Barnes as well as
Secretsrios Hawkins and ~. c. coonse
Of the league have appeared before the
commission as Witnesses. The persona
accused OF campaign contribution 30
iicitng denOnnce The charges as
"irumped" up BY Chase, with the aid
OF the oolored messenger. and ascrlhs
them 10 refusal Of TAYLOR 70 appoint
friends OF the negro editor to positions
IN the recorder Of deehg cfilce and they
Will endeavor TO have the president
retain Taylor In office notwithstanding
the civil service commission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

Galveston, Tex, Aug. rs There viii
DO rumpus in the state Republican
convention at Dallas. Tho antI-Cuney-
ites here rot the convention, and hive
rejected an offers OF compromise.
Quincy viii be on hand with y contest
ing delegation and as he is bralny
and hard Fighter In political rough
and tumble he win have az much fun
q" the othera dc. and mity manlpOlnte
tue state convention Cuncy ms loat
considerable OF his prcstlrc IN sauftC
TeA0a of late but IL atm Aggressive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

Dallas. TEX. Aug. 29.--Labor Hall
was tonight packed 10 its utmost ca
pncity during a mass meeting OF the
representative laboring men OF Dallas.
The meeting was called TO order at $50
p N. a. o. Eylor Of the Typographical
union was elected president and George
@. clouah secretary. Mr.. Eylor OK
planning the object Of the meeting
among othar things stated that IN his
opinion the time Tor action had como;
thai Tor years hf had upheld the Dcrno-
they had adopted a platform he could
net swallow WIN reference TO the
ninth plank OF the state Democratic
platform the attention OF the delcea-
lions was invited 10 article 800. 2si. COO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

remain, however, first, whether not
withstanding the frauds and the fail
ure to attain the high standard re-
qnlred by the contracts the arnpr is
mol good steel and fair armor second,
the extent 20 which the government has
been damaged by the frauds and irreg-
ularities pracuced upon It. The terms
OF the resolution under which Your
committee is acting require them TO
ascertain the amount Of damages. II
~ impossible, however, for them 10 do
this with their present powers. The
only way TO determine the actual con-
dillon and strength Of the armor Is
by suhJecting certain plates OF the
groups passed by ballastic tcsts Your
committee has no more work to do
For the information OF the huuse In
relating 10 further continuing this in
vestlgation by making such baliastic
tests. your c1rrmlttee have ascertained
the Whereabouts OF iifty-nine represent
tatye plates alleged Ia have been
falsely treated. The plates recon-
mcnded for testing are four on the
Monterey, eight on the Monod1c, ten
on the New York four on tht Am-
phrite. three on the Terror three on
the Oregon three on the flympia -four
Inch caaements), seven on the lndlnna,
four on the Massachusetts and one
on the oregon OF the :Our-mgh gp0n-
sons there are three on the New York.
two on the Columbia. three on the
Minneapolis, three on the Olympia, two
on the Cincinnati and two on the
Raleigh"
The report concludes. "rhe commit
tee can go no further into this inves-
tigatian without knowing the hallastlc
Resistance Of groups 81 plates passed
by q test % plates that did not really
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

rhroolomorton Tex, Aug. 81 The
iOith Democratic representative con-
vontlon was called TO order at 10 q.
m. today BY the district chairman, Il,
q. Repass OF stephens county, Tho
convention was organized by electing
Prof. /. N. johnson OF Young county
temporary chairman, and n. r. Rick
ote Of Archer county temporary aecre-
tniy.
The convention indersed the Chicago
platform and the late state platform.
The majority rule was adopted
The rules were suspended and w.
p Sebnstlne was nominated by hc-
clamntion. He waa then introduced
by W. ~ Andrews of rhroehmor.nn
and thanised the convention for the
honor conferred upon him.
n. II Ricketts, of Archer county
was elected rs chairman Of the 1J4th
district for uie ensuing two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24
TnE Rncoao's REVIEW.

isH-ency TO Improvement Soticc-
able Throughout the south.
Baltimore. Aug. 23.-The Manufac-
RS Record reviewing the business
Editions Of the south for the week
~ Reports from all parts OF the
Flh show steady tendency towards
Noyement in business circles Net
pms Of southern railroads are
|slng an Increase over the CORE
|aalng time last year, The bank
|Elngs for the week ended August
VIE % per cent larger than for the
n week Of 1893, every southern
vlt two reporting a large gain.
snekholders OF leading New
|s,ann cotton mill company having
~ 70 spend 100000 in building a
N rgtlon mill in the south several
new England companies are ex-
~ 70 follow suit The purchase
s.seral additional roads during the
e. ~ the Southern railroad coma
" carrying out its great con-
|4sen plans emphasizes the iufiu-
lNs must have, as vast sums will
y be expended upon bctterments.
the financial powers, the
|~,Nt In America backing This ri
y se-orsanin2tlon work. must ex-
sisyhg enor;s to turn capital and
.eu9n IN order to Increase the
"Neir railroad properly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

wear Hcnrfeftn.
wichita Fails. Tex, Aug. 2s.--Peter
don2alos Is white man with trace
OF Mexican blood. and a resident OF
this city. Among family OF seyon
children are two daughters. Two years
ngo Alice married Tom Blackwell. Her
sister Ida Is now 10. a few months
since Blackwell. his wife ana Ida won't
by wagon 10 Mineral Wells TO visit
hlackwclla parents Returning they
stopped at Henrietta, whore Ida rave
birth to a baby two weeks ago. When
she was again able 20 travel they
hiartcd for this place Yesterday morn
ing, Just before day, Blackwell took
Idn'H baby and left their camp Re-
turning he reported he had given II 10
q nice famiiy. which wns satisfactory 10
It's mother. Later thu child was found
in a loH pen unframed. taken 10 Hen
rieita and delivered to the Hhefin who
started IN pursuit ~ Its unnatural pa
rent. Tracing them 10 this city he
enlisted the aid or Sheriff Moore They
trailod them 20 Dundee, Archer county,
where they were arrested this morn
inr, They were taken 10 Henrietta and
placed IN jail on Joint charge OF at
tempted infanticlde Ida Says Black
well Ia tho father OF her child. Black
well denies n and inHinuatee another
brothcr-in-lnw ~ the responsible party.
Or, Gonzales, grandfather OF Ida. died
u few years since IN StephenR county
and was well known. He served as
husband TO seven wives and was the
father Of fifty children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24

Senators Returning Freui the outing
Hope Of Adjourn mrnt.
washington. Aug. 2s.--It Is expected
by the Democratic Leaders OF the sem
ato that quorum VIII be in the sem
ate tomorrow. kilograms have been
received from number Of senators
saying they expect to arrive before
nc next session. among them being
Mius. Morgan and Dubois, Senator
camden returned today. Senator Du-
bois. although Republican. VIII prob
ably joln oihar Republicans In max
ing IN a quorum. II a quorum APP
pears and flndsay gets the floor he
win. no doubt nnish his speech be1l
fere he allows an Interruption. when
the point Of no quorum could be made
The ahicctlon 1f the Republicans 70
auv further tariff discussion Is COM
sidered frivolous by the Democrats
and they say they do not care 10
enter into any agreements that
speechea shall not be made In order
~ transact the minor business fn the
senate. II IL said by tho pemoeraiic
isaders In Tho senate shat an adjourn
mont VIII follow notion by the preal-
aant on the tann bill whether
enseehes are made ar not Az nothing
KIN hold the senators In wnahinston
aftsr thls measure Is out Of tbr ~shS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-24
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

SOC and SOS revised criminal statute O.
Texas 1888 revision which article nnnpls
covers from every phase the import %
This plank. A committee OF the rcl,,t
sentative laborinE men OF Dallas count
was appointed 10 draft resolution
recommending n line OF action tor RI
guidance OF the lAhorlng men Scil
reference TO tho coming tall eioctiofa
Resolutions were drafted icnounclns
the national and atate Democratic
Platforms in sending troops 70 Chlealt
without consulting Mayor Hopkins 81
Shicago and Governor Altgcid. Tho
reSoluuonf were unanimously adopted
y T. Mood addressed the CONVENTION
indoraing IN eloquent terms The doc,
trines OF the Populist party. MIR
Clark, ronresentlng the iaborlng men OF
Fort Worth, addressed the meeting. IN.
Viuns the wage earners OF Dallas
county 10 participate In tho coming
Labor Day festivities to be held Al
Fort Worth. Mr., Clark raid that two
thirds of tho 1000 organized laborera
Of Fort Worth would vote the Populiet
Ticket on next election. Thomas l.,
Nugent WIS unanimously Endorsed IA
the favored candidate for governor.
and Jerome C, lSearby for congress-
me meeting adjourned at 1850 ID. m.