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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
THE ouLnnHsox CAUCUS.
1t settles Upon the oficers for the
Convention.

90 m, c,,,i,,ars,,,
Dhiihs' ieN'' aus. - -,
caucus tonight % the l. - ~ r. ha'i
resembled a small sized state conVen-
49,, ana vas attended by fully 900
100 s,.1,I. :, IN. ..,..,,,. ,,,d oa,.c-
NOISY eh'husia''iS as''ie' '''e9 s'N -
Gates of that candidate. Z. =. Smith
Of Grayson county was elected chair
- n HAST % rraxarlsann sec
~ - r,,,,a, 80,
retary anu D. - HfH'iu "a
geant-at-arms, and each IN turn made
short speeches.
,o,,,,,t.tao ,yas anno,nted TO bring
= -.
IN Mr. tulpefsoHi ana WINE thv e'ii'-
mittee was absent Colonel w. l.. Craw-
ford addressed the meeting, paying a
49,, ..,,'.,,. ~ f,,,t,,a,,,,r, IA 10 ,,,a,,e.
hish tiDu'e !" s''iN "
land, the mention OF the latters name
provoking the most enthusiastic deinon-
~. a,,,,,,
stIa''oh u 'ne ne',is'
Thos. j. Baillnger OF galveston hiso
spoke In terms of praise OF Culber-
son and Cleveland. The latter seemed
- -. 49,, -, ~
I'm "a ~
euIoBy from the speakers
At this point Culberson was escorted
IN the platforn and was greeted with
rounds az nnnIause lie said that the
time for nction mad come and that If
rne deIe.,etaa foIin,yhd ouf Inc Wishes
0f the ma ioriiy ~ the Democrats Of
irexas he HSmili he ,ominated for yov-
ernor He referred 10 the honest open
and frank eanvaas he had made and
In,,, be hnd conc an reco,d IN Xii n,,as-
lions and fren,enflv stated mai he
was tho cbaice Of tbe ,nsforjtv Of me
marry III wanted a Ma Mann Of min
ciples propared which sholid oobtain
:, y,,S,o,,t, ~, M, I,',',s,t-, H. ,,,,s.d
bie st,n,,o,.ta,.s 10 f,,sist u,it,,, ttoir
rirbts nq he renrasa,,fe4i,,ss or he
,s ny NY, vi ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
nApnEs no pELEeArEs.
How the Privileges of the Convene
tlon VIII lie Given Out.

ton VIII lie diNcn out.
Dallas Tex, Aug 13.--The executive
committee had lengthy and some
what animated discussion over the
proposition to distribute badges TO del
egations through senatorial chairmen.
Senator Lewis, OF San Antonio, who
was on hand to represent the Twenty
fourth district in the absence OF Mr..
Camp was kept away by a death In
his family, suggested that there would
perhaps be no trouble over the badges
except in Bexar county. where the
schram people were demanding recog-
milton. He wanted the committee to
act on the matter. as he did not care
to assume the responsibility. Almost
every member of the committee had
some few observations 10 make. and
Chairman Baker made few remarks
touching the matter OF jurisdiction.
Senator Lewis reviewed the San An
tonic situation. declaring that har-
mony in the Democratic party had
been completely restored. Two years
ago the Democratic president, Mr.
Baker, did not believe that either DEL
egatlon had right to participate in
the temporary organization. kone
wanted no badges distributed TO either
BoXar delegation. Then there was more
tnlt by Sinks, Colquitt and Graves.
Monta Moore knocked Graves clear of
the Christmas tree by asking him II IL
would be a reflection on Mr., Cleveland
IL the committee refused to recognize
the Schram faction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 12.-The contest
for associate justice of the supreme
court Is growing in interest as the
hour for the opening of the conven-
tien approaches. The race has local
significance to citizens OF Fort Worth.
as one OF the best known and withal
popular attorneys, Judge N. A. sted-
man, is in the race. The other candl-
dates are Hume OF Galveston. Townes
of Austin and Brown Of Grayson
county. There are two associate JUS
tees to be elected aud there Is litlle
doubt that Judge Hume Of Galveston
Will be nominated. The choice OF the
other candidate is tonight practically
between Judge Stedman and Julpe
Brown, as II Is pretty wei understood
that Judge Townes Is not very strong
a0d will withdraw before the conyen-
ton gets to work. Judge 81 dmen
has many warm supporters from the
northeastern portion OF the state.
where he lived when a boy. There
aye u good many Fort Worth people
in town ut work for him and he will
81 into the convention with good
following, " he he not nominated early
IN the ba'lotlng. Judge Brown. too. is
popular, and the race between them
Is considered pretty fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas, Aug. 1s.-Hon. b. b. Pal
dock was on the scene early this morn
ing and there was humor and amuse-
ment In his vicinity at all times. One
OF group Of friends complmented
him on his youthful appearance and
the fact that he seemed to grow young
err every day. The grand potentate OF
Fort Worth struck the key note in his
reply stating that he lived N a city
where the people grow younger mora
NHlSorous and better locking every day.
He was constantly sought after ana
me tact made apparent that he has an
army OF friends in the Democracy Of
the state. When he fell into the hands
~ 'nat wheelhorse, Colonel Dan NAL
Ven Of Austin. whose high Clark hat
o. Two Years agv was necessary for
nus being seen IN the crowd, a pair was
termed, which IN the language IF Gov
beat. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
rnn rENDLnToN Lnrrnu.
Hon. j. W. make HAS II ana wil
Publish II.


Dallas, Tex, Aug. 19,-rIIon. j. w.
Tlakc Of Limestone. the free silver
banker whose Impress was SO clearly
Visible upon the platform adopted a
few DAYS ngo In Congressman I'endle-
tons district, ia here as a delegate 70
the state convention. Mr.. Blake says
:he newspaper repurls Of the conVeu-
tlnn were somewhat misleading an to
the gtrenCth of fhe FREQ silver people
40 the convention Rnd on tho platform
committee He states that there wore
five OF the seven On the committee
either personally Tor or msirustpd for
nac silver, Willie the convention itaClf
would have adopted n straight 10 10
ailvCr ros llutlon without qualification
Il VIII I've remembered that Mr., Blake
iorkcd tho kinks out Of some OF The
brethren 10y threatening to read u let
ter from CInRrossman pcudleton bear
Inc upon The platform proposition. The
loiter WIS not read, and as yet has
never been published The letter wus
to Or. n c, Client Of Bolton. who had
writton to MIR. pendicton Cor an OK
preston. Mt Pendloton stated th9t
he fully agreed with the doctor that
there should be PUT in the platform
IN unequivocal declaration in favor of
the ftee coinage Of silver in the ratio
81 10 10 1. while h did not believe
Ia cuudemuug Mr. Cleveland, hut "a
good he Ind done, he NJ tho rNme time
thought a disagreement with his dnhn-
Owl VigWa should be clearly EXPRESSED.
Mr.. Pcndleton concluded;
II have recently given this matter
very thorough Investigation ana can
now say that neither MIR, bland nor
judge Rcngan are stronger free silver
mon than / am ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas. Aug. 1S,---In the executive
committee meeting today a little fuss
was had over the determination to con
fine the newspaper delegation on the
platform to the actual working force
Of daily newspapers. One member
wanted to know IL Farmer Shaw would
not fall outside the hreasiworks under
tbs rule, R,en2i Johnston suggested
that shaw had promised the committee
az its March meeting, as an extra In
ducemont In favor of holding the cone
rention IN Dallas. that he would him
self be out Of town, in Mci.eaa want
"a the Dallas News mon put under
oath. hut Monta Moore suggcsted fhnt
that would do no good THE News men
are TO BE- let in with the distinct un-
Outstanding that no "liyer and llghtsn
business goes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

ha'laa, Tex Aug 1.-THE Travis
county telesasl9p held an exceedingly
Interesting caucus this afternoon. ray-
lQr Moore Of Austin was selected as
tosr manager ror MoCan and r. NJ.
han was chosen door manager for w.
c. Walsh. candidate tor land commits
slonar a disarlcementhr arose when the
maiter or selecting someone 10 present
10 the Twentieth senatorial district
caucus tomorrow rs tha member for
moneut Organization The Reagan and
l.anhagn members OF the delegNtion
took the position that iuasmuch as
Travis had decided In favor OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dusty nud GrIp-Ludcn DELEGATES Ar
Tivlng by Hundreds.

Eiying by Hundreds.
paitas NOV Au. N -ro.I, "A, i,ro,,srbt
-. 's......,., -.,,,
Wv N'u""" ~ l''''''9 'iN D'"usht ~ o."
the fullneha OF the expectation q the
most sautfuine. They me here ana vet
tbev b,yo ,,t stnr,.J c,,,,,,,,,. An
uay lohB ueleGa'e5 ANu N'S'toTa poured
into the city. Thty came from ull d.
rLctions ana lnetudsd cyary shade Of
mo gr,,t ,,.,,,,e,,,, a. fla, ,,,s,.,,t
~ e'-'' ~ w '"- Wv
belnoetNuo state IA 'hH uhlou is'hS
lines OF grip laden aud dusty haYel"r3
were the order of nc day, tnaruhiGg
,o t,or. t..,.i, ,,l ,,,,,,,.,,.. ,t,...
Ma, XIX, i,,,,,,,,,
~ ~ - :, ky 49,.
NN' t'v ''ll''''''t ''', M',' N,io,
"''v w, 1'''e $50 "',a u'i'' ' W. s''''''
','@ "!lu '''u' "n' i" F'ost YEN ,,,,..,
On W We SV'tlIu"y ll'1 NtnUu Nl"u,
@ , W va, ~, .,.',,.t ~,
"N'' wv l"1 ""9 9u' W ~, ~ n. .'''
Vu'l'.la' lne ieouy y. VIC H"''l Woo
ul''.t u'p'H'lpIa ~ Htht'' 80 utlAe
WI. ult u'ions, lefg WV yu l.l..l' ut'.S
MeiN w "otN upou we unN.nu uVleu
W. ugueylul u,l'btlsh a9u SOM nins-
a''i,yn. ou' W.. hpl.3t WI WIZ pu,',ls
Voc pp,lV nv vau''uo 49,. w "',ul IVY
n,lsi Heu''huht g"N'snor' uullp
Iol'NE Wua Nn,ilil'lHA'unVl, sure ,
intuHNsHt Vl puplN iun'ruetloh anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

has no more interest in one newspaper
thdn In another. but II one shipper IN
tile entire state were preferred above
another, the law would promptly cor
rect the evil No doubt the railroads
are acting merely for self protection.
II Is hardly 10 be supposed that they
would deliberately undertake to regu-
late the newspaper business IN Texas,
but II the charges are true they ire
committing blunder. Their best policy,
and II is usually followed By them, Is TO
avoid entangilng alliances and es-
pecinliy the appearance OF an effort to
CONTROL public sentiment
There Is no question Of the duty OF
the attorney general TO look into this
matter"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

.wo-thirds rulc that the county should
have representative in that eomini,-
tee 10 fully represent us Interests. d
J. Faux. spokesman for reagan pIe
sentsd This side OF the case vigor-
ousiv. THE Culberson men agreed that
Travis county would be better repre-
scented by having the member OF the
committee on platform. The matter
was vigorously debated and finally re-
suited in an adjournment without any
action until tomorrow morning. IBIS
meeting Is taken TO indicate the coah-
ton Of the Reagan and Lanham forces
against the abolition OF the two-thiras
rtile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

unou his own resources, his friends are
confident Instead Of proving SQUIRE
OF weakness to him. Will be a powerful
aliv. The veteran Island CITY Demo-
crnt. CAPTAIN Jim Mcdonald. accom-
panies senator Crowley ana Is one OF
his staunchest supporters. H thinks
Sir Miles will win IN a walk and That
the Aorohesds and disgtunticd Will
largely fall into line before election.
There has been more or less talk OF
the candidacy Of Il. - Hawley Of Cal
weston on the Republican ticket. but
the sentiment OF the Galveston dele
yates Is that Hawlcy viii refuse %
listen to songs OF the siren new being
sung 80 perslstcntly in his ear. Crow
lev Ia now On out and out Cleveland
Delegate and In this respect ne has
changed somewhat from his position ~
two years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

u IL urge1 viii be productive " a much
mora harmonious feeling than mas
heretofore calsisi. Complete harmony
has been a nabby with Chairman "a
ber. who desires That liis sueeeftur
snail enter The 'iiacaaras OF his duies
under dinarent circumstances han ifnt
which prevailed two years ago, $50
he IL pleased with the pacific outlook
that PREVAILS Thess selections are
pretty generally acceptable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
the LAsnaa a..
The Candidate NAMED n.
ngcrs--oth.. Hh

"gers--other CO
Dallas, Tex, Aus. \,
supporters held a ess'''.
and it was loyaily s,'.'.'
Charles A. Stewart. "a,
sress for mans Wear. NJ z
ham was made chair.o. ''' !. y
On motion Colonel lss, !. \
mitted to name his n.
which he did as follos,' \
Charles Stewart. j. N
NJ. Simpson, X. W. Knll''.'.'' ~
Hamilton. Mr.. Fienlls,'s ! <
man whom the state :, ~. =
tee this Afternoon ~, \. Z
temporary Chairman Il M.
on motion Of Nj. Hrl, y. (.
tional committee, 10 S y NJ.
advisory COMMITTEES. ~ Z
following: II. H. Wali WI I
man. T. o. Martin. In, n
NJ Garwood. Dr. Vf,.,
Houston, John BoyaI II k !
Joe Meyer, George a. IN :
and Plgler Edwards. :
The question OF tst.:A,,..
up and in the general Az,
shown that OF those Nh NJ
talk almost all were /, ~ ~
two-thirds rule. The III.
senatorial Committee ~.
favorable to Lanham ".
name for members Il q.
permanent orBanizatIon ~
are known to favor ia ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas, Tex. Aug. l2.-rhe FIRST SON
aterial district composed Of the counties
Of Bowie cass. Marion and Morris, is
The only district up to o'clock to-
night which has eleced It's committee
They are rs follows; on committee
on platform and resolution Hardv
y Neil OF Cass; on COMMITTEES. Of ore.
uehuals, ] W. Bowlin of Norris: on
committee on permanent organization
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

structed for their candidate. The
Thweatt forces declare they want It
understood that Cnrlisles Instructed
vote does not exceed 400, and thnt their
man has considerably more than n
fighting show a large number Of
school teachers are here working for
the latter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Not Taking Stock ia d,
torial Race, but Ialsm,
Platform,

Dallas, Aug 10. The Il.
GUS personality in the mi,
surged about the holel Ne
has undoubtedly besn .ia
ernor. 1t is recognized 81 4
is n strong factor IN m
and everybody wants Is e
he stands. No enc M \,
in finding that out Ii. II
and outsroksn in ri, ".
views as ever. lie t,l!l,.
people expect a plain Al 4
Uniform, and that thsI Z
ment would be grealsr {,
than If the convention III
straight out gold standtri 4
The governor Is no. 4,
the gubcrna,oyial race tnl
ing strict neutrality IN IA
One OF the interesting IA
the convention Is that M
may take a hand IN he a
the platform in the ere.
ports from the commits. /
NEST certainly be ms1a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

pahes, Tex. Aug. ls.-The fr,sra.
z. =, :. Thwestt, candidate for sunSrl
, ~ OF public instruction. nra
men tonight and vigorously S Sarisle
me statement OF the latter no, IN, .ils
'''ifas o. the delegates have hoe. ie-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

All Sides Agree on the ln'
ncers of the Cob,t.

ncers of the Coats
Dallas. Tex, Aug. III
that Judge j. n. Flenlhs {
tonic. formerly Of AlbaryI 4
porary chairman OF hs
and Gen. w. II. Hins
permanent chairman. I'D
was a Clark man In ~
paign and General Harris 1
man OF Governor HsEfI
committee. Judge Flen4i|
porter Of Lanham ios
General Handy Is foF ~
1t was expected that VI
Culberson would claim ..
chairman, and in aptlSfII
the leaders OF Julgs Rti
had decided TO present Gf
for temporary Chairman
have brought out a slHl
strength. which ther 9fi
precipitate. The Culodt
are disposed 10 postnsfi
rs possible. Hence ihs y
mont ON the presiding z
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas, Tex Aug Il
was seen today and VIZ
Gazette a s,ateWenl &
expects on the firs'
would hold a cauer, y
replied that he woala Z. &
and declined to N MI
expected on the nrs,
dYou see.' he ~ II
nervous style q ~
saddle and no caucus \
However. MS fFlena' V
tonight or tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas, Aug. 49,
Kittrell.candidase fof
Of the criminal ccH'' u
rived tonight " h
know whether he v'ss
and didn't cars Mn 4
not. Judge KiilIs
never very strons's ts,.r
nation. but would ~
II given him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dallas Tex, Aug. ls.--Hon. George
~ Alldridge Of this city. viii pre-
sent TO the convention the name OF
Berry w Camp for ,ieutsnant-gover-
nor Berry is making a splendid race
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

and ant It viii suspsi..
not nominated q h, ~
~ majority rule pftss'' 'ni \
Worth worth man Is cSs ss'' !;
among the deless..l
i he 5 about as ais,Is j. s
ually and neat \ 'i''a
be on the moor Of ~. 4
friends are Comm. ~,
noses majority. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
NO DANGER OF A WATER FAMINE hhHr'
p,,r NETWORK Is DRAWING HEAVILY 'ro''
HER RESERVE sUPPLy-uP ON THE
TDOTON WATERSHED.

pr-T NETWORK Is DRAWiN' '''H ''"
HER RESERVE sUPPLY-uP ON THE
cHoroN WATERSHED
r,.,o, rnc,roer George w Birdsall, OF the Depart
nt y, Public Works, who is at the heao vi 'he
roa. .v.,em that supplies New-York with wafer
as asked Yesterday what the effect OF the oto"'"
"a h..n uron the Croton watershed
.I do NOT call this a drouth," was the Chiei Ell
etneer's reply. ,.
"Iybat name would you give II. then
"1t ,s simply a dry time. II we were haVns
aro,b we should be getting no aid from the
...o.a the Croton and Bronx are throwing 0o'V''-
o|n oI,ors daily into our reservoirs
%, This is not sufficient for New-forKs USE
is IT,? u .,. T., M, half enough
,,r .a,,o haen drawing our storage ever since
r.. o,,v "a now consuming 17O,OOOWo gaiiohs
- Ot his 12O 10000 Is drawn from our storage
u"' ,ndor is the natural flow Of the supply
streams. ,s m, rredict that
~ o,,d no no drouth this year, for II the Guy
Inv" od rain until along In October the cha"ce'
hau y. 80, 4, might be brought face to race WIN
"eie a.oureeable condition. But ne ala no'
anticipate the continuance OF '"e "'
| oward the end Of the year. ,a ,or the
..Tha enect OF the long dry per'od upo. ~. NJ
~ ~ vots,sbed has been very serious MI
Birdsai P'oonds by evaporation. But 'ne w, he
iakes n not suffered this sumnets rovgh It Ave
smeu se There is belt runhms run ~ water fell in
miles wide, III nrchns more in August !. yo- ow..,,.
July aDc s,s vou win nnd the vegetation ba,. a..
70 uHHve.me belt green ana nou, ,.s"ns,
.- Co.0nued on Third Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

St Louis Sept. sThe city authorities have
adopted a plan OF conveying patients from the dls
pensary the city hospital by means OF an eec,ric
railway ambulance street-car, with ecctric
motor attachments, has been fitted up as an hilpu-
lance and this system was successfully started this
morning 1t is intended TO run me car 70 all parts
az the CITY in response TO ambulance calls
81 Josepb Mo- Sept. 8-Frank Dalton shot and
fatally wounded James Risdon near Rockford yes
,crday afternoon during a quarrel over a young
woman who was engaged to both young men,
Pttsburg. Sept S-Three hundred special police
were sworn in this morning ny nnspcioms
characters during the q. a. X encdmpmeht' n he,e
are also twenty-five expert detectives some OF tnem
IN the United States The police thus far have
gathered in large number Of suspects
Springfield. H.. Sept. Sat Pawnee yesterday
morning a daughter OF the Rev Mr., Powman
found small package hanging on @ nan 10 a. an Dr Dr.
Prnnnan pru 10 whom il was addressed and when the
men opened II they were astonisnrd 10 see %"U no, ~
drecting that the money be divided among the heirs
81 craig White. who has been dead for eightceh
years. It will be disposed OF as directed
Chicago. Sept s--Paul Jones reached Chicago yes
terday afternoon. having started rom sos'on on On 81.
terms he agreed to travel around the world ~ithh
one year from that date. provide hmssii WIN s
clothes and necessaries OF lie by iapof anu noa
Is go If, his pocket AS a preparation for the win,
ming OF this wager he was stripped IN rSGn ph ~, ~
Boston. BY his own ingenuity ne na was snape" In In
the seven months since ne LETT boston on MT oo III
asserts that he has earned abou; U,4W or nearly
one half OF the amount required
Watkins. n. Y. Sept SEDeputy unte1 ~ wstain.
today and again took John ": Love. the default
ng cashier into custody the latter having 6cen de.
lvered by TIVE OF his nf Hayana Starin1 isfi
an the Sis train for Elmira with his prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
DEAD FROM YELLOW FETER.

ANOTHER MEMRER OF TIE sAMr'EL TYZAk's
CREW VICTIM OF THE DISEASE.
baltimore Sept tSpeciaD.-Corneiius watson
second engineer OF the British steamer Samuel
,rvzak died to-day the Quarantine Hospital
from yellow fever. Dr. Hcsken the quarantine
pbvs,cian saws that Chief Engineer Edgar Tooie
and ,be fireman John Wilson. who were also
,oLa, III on tho steamer while she was lying nj
b.- ,ier In this city are suffering from the drehd
disease There seems to be no DOUBT 'ha'
ceorc. Herman n fireman Of the steamer. VINO
died at the Maryland University Hospital. In TINS
CITY WAS n victim OF the fever Watson
also occupied IL bed In this hospital peiofe
hoing removed to quarantine. Inc MARY yla.''
Hospital which is one OF the largest III IN" ~
has a large number OF patients AZ pt'stn.' 80
The Tvzak came from Havana. where the physl-
clans arc battling with many cases OF y''loM 'ff,i
The vessel passed the Cape Charles ana io'ai
Qua norantIrn stations and received clean Dill OF
henl,h The baltimore city h"htn oinceis wiz
the 0ra, to discover the nature OF the dls"ase'
Washington Sept. S.-As TO the supposed cases
of yellow fever which were taken OF the hrl''Sh
steamer Tyzak at Baltimore. Surgeon-Genera' wy
man to-day said.
There were no cases reported aboard the vessei
during her voyage. and the men all passed IN
gpcction at both Cape Charles Quarantine ana @ nr
baltimore Quarantine. II was seven u"yS 49,
leaving Havana that the first case broke our.
The symptoms, reported. pointed To yeuoVw
fever and certainly warranted the very ei'rs''I'
mission AZ Baltimore. There was no post-inorteH
examination made OF the man VINO iieu anu 49, u','ie
arc one or two other facts when uhtow Sun T
doubt upon the true nature OF me "iseHsc. ats y"
this REASON | have invited Dr. John ,iuterhs a
snecialist in yellow fever. and an acknowledged
expert. to see the cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09

walton for year past, and we are in this fight
now to win" This statement was wildly
cheered and then Barondess, Harry White.
Joseph Goldberg. Morris Weinberger and Davis
Levy made speeches
meeting at No So Clinton-st. and decided TO
form an organization They say that the big
contractors are trying TO freeze them out, to
compel them 10 go To work as common taiiors
The members OF the Contractors Associa ton
held stormy meeting which lasted several
hours After much wrangling the following reso-
luton passed:
"Resolved That this association accedes TO the
scale of prices and hours. and as an association
agrees to exchange bonds with the union, but
not to do so individually"
This was subject 10 the condition that the
manufacturers grant the contractors an increase
of from 30 to 35 per cent. The association re-
fused TO agree to employ only Federation men to
agree to the term, "employ only union men,"