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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

to which he can inoculate the
Democracy Of Texas with the virus
of Populism. If he can accomplish
this his work is success.
Houston achieves notoriety il
not distinction. The leader of her
unemployed hosts is in Jail for
swindling. Such an advertisement
comes high, but then Houston
will have them.
The tariff bill is being doctored
to suit the protectionists more and
more yearly, but the tariff reform
ers who banked on free trade in the
revision are hot as a mustard plas-
ter in August.
DR.. Parkhurst says that he is 60
ing in to beat Tammany. Perhaps
that is why Croker withdrew. 1t
takes man with a strong olefac-
tory to size it up with Parson
Parkhurst.
Coxey fined 5000 and sent up for
100 days for treading on the Wash
ington grass, is not comfortable
object lesson for the fellows who
are stealing trains to get into the
same fix.
The present outlook for rain is
not as favorable as one week ago.
Jupiter Pluvious should not grow
weary in we'll doing, for there is no
end of thirsty soil in this end of
Texas.
The repeal of the state bank tax
is prayed for by the Democracy,
but the prayers of the uprighteous
are an abomination and this is one
of them. 1t will not be answered.
The Republicans are not inter-
ested as much this year in what
is said about Clark as they were
two years ago. This interval has
taught some of them sense.
The first duty of the Republican
party is to recover possession of
Congress, after that it will be in Or
der to cast the horoscope of the
presidential candidate.
San Antonio is beginning to pull
for railroads. When she has pulled
successfully for two or three then
she should pull for some good man.
ufactories.
The diversity of crops in Texas
will demonstrate the wisdom of
that style of farming, whenever
the returns come in.
The wisdom of the Republicans
OF Texas this year lies in wait
ing race. Let the other runners
make the pace.
The office no longer seeks the
man, because the man is lost in
the place seeker and cannot be
found.
The scarcity of presidential tim
Der in the ranks Of the Democracy
is matter of daily comment.
Lanham seems to follow no beat
en- path in his candidacy, but trusts
to the power of the people.
1t seems that the old theory,
that the office should seek the man,
is everlastingly exploded.
| Austin VIII be In the SWIM neXU
week. Some of the Oarsmen will
attempt to be and fail.
The state political machine has
not yet declared on which scale to
place its heavy weight.
You cannot handicap the old
Alamo City so that it will not
| uroNTy fru q 9 Won will
On to Brownsville will be the
next cry that will be dinged into
the ears of this city.
The returns of office in this state
are not such as to justify the itch
for nomination.
The interests of the people are
likely to be lost in the interests Of
the candidates.
The man who has no pull in pol
itics will pull nothing out of the
official basket.
1t is now in order to organize
that Fair association and get t.
work.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

Almost any severity that is
within legal bounds, that will
deter the unwise unindustrials
from going to Washington, will be
accepted as the justification of
such severity. 1t is a ground
hog case.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Office is not responsible for the
private bills Of any Of its employees. And
no such accounts will be recognized or
paid unless accompanied by written or
De- from T B. JOHNSON. Manager.
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ton OF the section traversed, Sc
cure by fair assistance the build
ing of this line. The LIGHT has
made close scrutiny into the matter
before thus presenting it and knows
whereof it speaks. The eastern
capitalists have their eye on Gen.
Geo. w. Russ as the local head of
this enterprise, and if he can be in
duced to take it in hand he will be
found the right man in the
right place His past sue
cesses in this city are
a guarantee against failure in this,
and his name at the head Of the
enterprise would inspire conf.
dence in it from the outset.
The LIGHT is not engaged in
making up a state ticket at this
juncture of affairs in the Republic
can party. There is no end of good
work that should precede that at
tempt. Among the things to be
attempted is the effectual organi-
cation of the state. This work was
promised a year ago and it is as far
from accomplishment now as ever.
The Republican party of Texas is
only a mob at present. There is a
work of organization to be done in
every county and to accomplish
this the state convention should
send a man into the field, bearing
his expenses and paying him for
the work. This is what should
have been done two years since,
and had it been done there would
be some prospect of capturing some
of the congressional districts this
fall. Work and not office seeking
is required.
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And Tamman Aands On It's Dig
nifty and Won't Have It,
WILSON'S TRlUMPHAL TOUR

New York, Oct 1s.-No progress has
yet been made toward harmonizing
the Democratic factions in the con-
gresslonal districts OF this city, which
was so urgently recommended by the
chairman OF the congressional cam
paign committee, Senator Faulkner of
West Virginia. In an address he Issued
Tuesday. In eight of the nine districts
comprised exclusively within the city
of New York there are opposition
Democratic candidates. Tammany
was first in the field with its NOM
nations and for one reason or an
other turned down" about half of
the delegation as it exists In the Fifty
third congress. John Dewitt Warner
was elbowed out OF the nomination
in the Eighteenth district by the trans
fer thither Of Amos j. Cummings from
the eleventh Il. j. Dunphy, who
had contumaciously defined Tammany.
was retired. The redoubtable Timothy
j. Campbell was deemed to have his
fun cup of honors and the nominal
ton in his district was given to Henry
c. Miner, the theatrical manager.
Bourke Cochran was shelved, as It Is
alleged by the express direction of
Mr. Croker, to make place for q. b.
McClelland, the young president OF the
board OF aldermen and son of the
general of the same name. and some
other changes In the delegation We're
made. Dunphy and Campbell have had
their names placed upon the state
Democratic ticket. Every member of
the delegation. with one exception,
who voted for the Wilson bill, was
put up by Tammany. EX-Mayor Grace,
who represents the state Democracy,
has demanded an equitable division OF
the districts between his organization
and Tammany and specifically the re-
storation Of Cochran and Warner. but
UP to the present time has obtained
no assurance that his claim for the
state Democracy VIII be allowed, There
Is scarcely one OF the city districts,
which are now represented by Demo-
Gratis, which Will be safe either for the
Tammany or state Democracy candi-
date, should both remain in the con-
test. Chairman Faulkner Is reported
to have said In Washington since his
return from New York that he has
reason to hope for an arrangement
upon a satisfactory basis. What this
hope Is founded on he has not indi-
Gated.
The appearance of Senator Hits
name at the head of both the Tam
many and the state Democratic tick
cts may also complicate matters. Ma
than Strauss, Tammany or regular
nominee for mayor, claims that he
should have the exclusive benefit of
whatever prestige there may be upon
the regular state ticket. Senator Hin
has decided to refuse the use OF his
name to the state Democracy. which
is partly for Strong.
An evening paper says that Mr..
Strauss has sent his private secre-
tary to Mr.. Hin with the ultlmatum
that the senator must discountenance
the state Democracy's ticket by re-
fusing to allow his name to appear
upon It with that of Mr.. Strong. cit
liens and Republican nominee for
mayor, or he tStrauss) will Withdraw
from the regular Tammany ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19


Dallas, Tex, Oct. ls-The twelve can
didates for justice OF the peace in Pre-
cinct No. l, met In Justice Lauderdale's
court room this morning and ''jeffed''
for places on the election ticket, and
selected J. NJ. SHELTON. Taylor White
and +. r. Rowley as n committee to
confer with the Republican and popu-
list candidates in regard to the arrange
ment of the election ticket. 1t Is not
unlikely that the names Of MIR. Stroud
and Mr., King will both be placed on
the ticket, SO that voters can take their
choice. In fact. disinterested voters APP
pear to regard this as the proper thing
to do.
The local pot is beginning to boil
and steam in very decided way. The
numerous candidates who have spent
the summer In the handshaking busi-
ness, and who have undergone all man
ner or hardshlps and priVatlons to
reach hands that We're remotely situa-
ted, are naturally getting somewhat
nervously expectant as the election APP
proaches. The slugglshness of the city
sovereigns in registering Is adding TO
that nervousness. and steps are being
taken to induce the voters to register.
by the distribution OF 10000 dodgers
containing an appeal to their patriot
Ism. In addition TO this Alderman
O'keefe, always first IN his country's
service, Is today driving over the city
ringing n bell, and with placards hang
ing from the sides Of his vehicle hear
Ing the words in big letters; Help
Your Cityl Everybody Registerr' The
Populists rushed up and registered as
soon as the registrars office was opened
The Republicans. whose time Tor work
ing covers six weeks In the fall, are
all In the cotton patches, but the lead
ers of the party say they will come in
and register the last three days The
Democratic party has existed so long
thatits members no longer get alarmed
over reports about the country going
TO thedogs such heports being chestnuts
with them The result is that they are
not disturbing their comfortable
optimism by trip 10 the registrars
office. The election tickets have not
Yet been made out and printed. The
candidates. In connection With the
executive committee of each party,
agree upon the arrangement of the
names on the several tickets. The tick
ct of each party is printed separately
Tor the country precincts and paid for
by the candidates. But there is but
one ticket for the city wards That
Is, the tickets Of all the parties are
| printed on one sheet, the names Of the
candidates of each party being In n
column to themselves. and the voter
| picks out the candidates he wishes to
vote for In his party, and crosses all
the rest out, including the other
| columns. This city ticket Is made up by
the commissioners court from the
| official tickets Of all parties particle
| pating in the election, and the expense
/ Of printing Is betrayed by the county.
/ The city ticket viii contain a Demo-
cratic ticket, two Republican tickets,
| that is, Lily White and Black a n d
| Tan, and Populist ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Beverly, w. Va. Oct, iS.--'rhe barbe-,
cue and the presence Of Hon. w. L.
Wilson attracted full 5000 Democratic
voters to this point today. the delega-
tons coming from half a dozen counties
in this part OF the state while excursion
trains were run from points as FAR dis
tant an Keiser and Grafton. MIR, Will
son spent the night at bennington and
was Joined this morning by ex-Gover-
nor L. w. Wilson and senator Wade
Hampton. the party reaching Beverly
at 1880. where procession a mile and
half long escorted the speakers to the
fair grounds where the barbecue took
place. General Bradley r. johnson ar
rived from the East at 1880.
The audience is the largest which
has yet greeted Mr. Wilson and the
enthusiasm was undoubted. The meet
ing was convened at noon and listened
to an address by Ex-Governor Wilson.
An adjournment was then taken while
roast meats were discussed and the
meeting was resumed by Mr.. Wilson
taking the platform for the main adj
dress of the day During his remarks
voice Interrupted MIR. Wilson 10 ask
as 10 the truth OF a ltpoll thut MI
Wilson had brought back with him
British gold to aid him IA free trade
campaign. To this MIR Wilson replied;
81 went to England, not for gold, but
something Infinitely more valuable than
gold-heaith-and thank God |
brought 1t back with me. not English
gold but restored health. enabling me
TO visit the mountains and valleys Of
this beloved district and to meet my
friends agEilIfn the battle FOR the re-
lief al d prosperity OF the whole people,
Thank God | never needed gold to make
campaign In the mountains Of West
Virginia. British gold indeed; Il l had
wanted gold ] had no need to 20 to
England for 1t. | could have secured
on this side of the water ten times
the gold by any possibility /
could have obtained abroad, II | would
have consented to even slightest be-
troyul of the great trust reposed in me-"
ON the subject of his London dinner
| Mr.. Wilson said the fact had been
eagerly disseminated by the Republic
can papers hut that the press had ig-
nored the fact that he had dlned three
/ times In London with the Irish leader
1 in the house Of commons,
4 Mr., Wilson was followed by Senator
/ Hampton, General Johnson. II, r. Chew
/ and j. 1, Davis and John r. McGraw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Paris, Tex, Oct, iS.--Hon. Hiram
Glass of Mount Vernon will speak for
the Democracy at the following times
and places:
October 22-Center Ridge, Franklin
county at night.
October % - Hogansport, Franklin
county, at l o'clock p. m.
October 2j-Marshall Springs. Titus
county, at night.
October 27-Rock Springs, Cass coun-
ty, at 2 o'clock p. m.
October 27-Queen city, Cass county,
at night.
The committees of Franklin, Titus
and Cass counties will please adver-
tise and arrange for the speaking
JAMES G. DUDLEY,
Chairman Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee.
NAT p. JACKSON.
Assistant and Corresponding Sec
rotary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Il. Tex, Oct. lS.-There is a.move-
on foot among a number Of
bent citizens to organize a gal
"Horrlbles" to be a feature of
AIDES display during the Cotton
BIT fifty prominent citizens have
b signified their Willingness to
and represent Mephisto Or any
character from history, lltera-
science or fiction that
be assigned them. The ludlcrous
lters are given special promi-
and already suggestions TO the
OF forty representations have
hade and assigned to some prom
citizen.
betting will be held tomorrow and
object will be discussed and AN
tzation effected, No one is barred
OF less than $50 are wanted to
is ''Horrlbles."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Washington, Oct. lS--Lyman Trum-
bull of Chicago, is at the Arlington.
Speaking OF the talk OF his being the
Populist candidate for the senate Mr.
Trumbull said today: Il am not a
candidate for the senate. would not
come to the senate. l am not candi-
date for any political office. am past
all that am out of politics"
NO" he said. ~ had something to
say to the people and thought 1t would
get to the masses more easily II spoke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

plan, Miss, Oct. 1S.-win II.
farmer residing in Clark
murdered his infant child last
because 1t cried too much to
I'M. This morning when the
II me crime spread citizens be-
Pie brute.
l" neu TO a swamp and is being
T. ny several hundred resolute
WIN shc'guns and Winches-
4 aluh ls a notorious desperate.
s served term in the Mississippi
aary Tor lynchlng a negro near
( ,ss and is said to have been
pied In other crimes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
r %, at p. M; whitman. october

IT " ~ : II MI " IIINIIIIIl1 VNtV0NI
"a. at p, IN.
Travis county-Tuesday, October go
at p. m; Carl, Wednesday. October
81, at p. M; Del Vale. Thursday. Mo-
vember ], at p. M: Manchaca. Thurs
day, November 1. at S.p. M; Phluger-
Vile. Friday. November 2. at . b. m;
Austin, Saturday, October 3. at p. IN.
Hon. w. G. Hutchinson is cordially
invited to be present at the above APP
pointments and time will be divided
with him. THAD a. THOMSON,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Ninth Congressional District.
Hon. b. T. Moore OF Austin addressed
the people In the interest OF Hon. j.
ID. Sayers at Chappell Hin. Washing
ton county, today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Austin. Tex, oct ls-Hon. Walter
Gresham Will address the people Of the
Ninth congressional district in the In
terest OF the Hon. James d. sayers. at
the following times and places;
Caldwell County--Lockhart Tuesday.
October 23. at D, m; Luling, Wednes-
day, October "a. at p. m.
Lee County-Giddings Thursday,
October 20. at s p m, Lexington, Fri
day. October &c, at II n. M.
Hon. e. II, Moore VIII speak at
Georgetown Saturday. October 30
THAD A. THOMSON,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee. Ninth Congressional District.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Austin, Tex. Oct. 1s.-Hon. Joseph
d. sayers will address the people of
the Ninth congressional district at
the following times and places:
Washington county-Gray Hill. Tues
day, October 90, at p. M; Brennan.
October %. at 8 o'clock p. M; Burton.
October "a. at p. m; Greenville octo-
Der "a. Mt p. m: Independence, oc-
tober 20, at p. m; William Penn, oc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
nIlIiinnd a, noi,Y.

Roby. Fisher County, Tex. oct. &c.
Mr.. Gilliiand shelled the woods here
yesterday. He had a good crowd and
spoke several hours and pleased his
audience
Colonel Bentley Of Abilene held
conference with the Popullsts OF the
county last night and told your cor
respondent today that he finds his
party finely organized and In No.
fighting shape wherever he goes Ia the
district He ~ very confident OF the
election OF Mr. Gilliland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Paris. Tex. oct. 1s.-Ex-Governor
r. b Hubbard win address the people
on behalf OF Democracy at the fol-
lowing times and places:
october 20-Omer, Smith county.
October 23--Big Spring, Howard
county.
October 3i--Fort Worth.
County committees Will please pub
llah and arrange for speaking.
]. G. DUDLEY,
Chairman Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee.
NAT p. JACKSON,
Assistant and Corresponding Secre-
tary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

when did. than speak before either
political party. There Is n spirit OF
unrest pervading the people, feeling
Of dissatisfaction. Unless something
is done there will be trouble. SO l
thought, so said, and now l have
dpno -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

F'n' Tex, Oct. 1s.-The Bartlett
ny elut without an capital
MIC nlc a. a charter today AMI the
N '. W.. e.e. j. j. HtJsl!p, Geo
:" an In nix Knav tx.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Waco. Tex. Oct. 1s.-Reglstration Is
proceeding at an alarmingly slow rate
and the figures are fully 50 per cent.
below those Of the. corresponding Pc
Rod of the last registration. This con-
dition called forth the following APP
peal today;
Your party needs your vote and you
cannot vote on last springs registra-
ton. You must register now or make
up your minds to let the Populists
run your state and county AFFAIRS for
the next two years Thinls Of Colorado
and Kansas and go and save your
own business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Nashville. Tenn. oct 1s.-The Sixth
congressional district Democratic con-
yention met here today and nominated
Hon. Joseph u. Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

chairman Dem. cam. COM
The meeting OF the Democratic exec
utiye committee next Monday. as
stated In the Gazette yesterday, will
be the last session before the close
of the campaign.
The meeting win arrange for lively
finish and put speakers In every pre-
cinct I'm the county
The official ballot will also receive
attention. 1t will contain six tickets.
Democratic, black anu tan Republican,
lily white Republican, Populist. Pro-
hlbltlon and independent, and will
therefore be regular blanket sheet.
q Chairman Surratt OF the campaign
committee expresses himself as very
Wen satisfied with the outlook and
conditions, except in the matter OF
registration, In which there is remark
able apathy displayed. He urges upon
every voter. and especially every
Democrat. the necessity OF registering
at once.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30
The santa Fe case,

TOPEKA, Oct. 19.-The case involving
the election of directors for the Santa Fe
Railroad Company came up today be-
fore Judge Foster, in the United States
district court. The point involved is
whether the cumulative system of voting
shall be allowed. Mr.. Dunlap, for the
directors committee, asked that the
case be dismissed on the ground of nc
jurisdiction under ihe Kansas law oil
1887, because Plaintiff Smith was non
resident. A majority of the defendants
named in the complaint are non-resi-
dents. The court adjourned till 2 p. m.