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INmonrEp coNrRAcr LApoR.

a suit drought In the United States Court
Against the stcubeuVill0 Pottery CoIn-
pany-Ia Il Political NIOVeS
spot.1i DiSpdieA 70 ne kidHNrnsT.
srEuBrSvILE, O.. August 2I-Ths
appearance Of Deputy United States
Marshal Campbell, Of Columbus, hUrO
to-day under instructions from United
States Marshal Dohl, Of Cincinnati, to
servo papers on W. d. Donaldson, prcGi.
dcnt OF tho stcubcnvillU Pottery Com
puny, In a suit brought in tho nnno Of
tho Unitod States to recovery $1,000
from the pottery company Tor tho i'm
portation Of alien contract labor, caused
uito a sensation. and tho pottery
officials wCrO greatly surprised at the
suit.
Mr.. Donaldson read tho pAperS, but
made no statement as to whether the
charge was truo or untrue, aud In .
short timO q meeting Of tho board Of
directors ot the pottery was called, but
what action thoy took could not be
learned. Tho man alleged to havO boen
imported was Joseph BOVINE, a dishs
Inakor, who with his wife vas brought
from England to work In tho stOubou.
vtllo pottery in Juno, 1893.
Tho sult iB brought by Dlstrlct Attor-
noy Harlan Cleveland, on Information
tilod by Harry f. Alexander, an imml.
grant inspector stationed Nt Cincinnati.
A pottery official said thoro was no
foundation for tho charge. but that 1t
was hatchud by Democratic officials ut
tho dictation OF tho administration to
alvo tho pottery officials annoyance 6c-
cause thoy had boon objecting to the
Injustice dono thom in the Wilson tariff
bill, aud that Democrats arc attor cam.
pnign thunder.
Investigation this ovoning diacloSed
tho fact that tho man who peached on
tho pottery company was Joseph
BOVINE. who II was CHARGED was i'm.
ported. lie arrived hore before tho
shut down aud seOing no prospect OF
work askod to bo sont back to England,
but tho company refused, go ho ap-
pcalod to tho United States district at
tornoy with tue above result BOVINE.
1t is sni1, hus lottOrs tue company
wanted him to dostsoy.
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MUCH INDIGNATION
At the Decision in the MoAullao-
Critic Prize Fight
GRIFFO PROTESTED VIGOROUSLY
And Was Supported by u Majority
of tho spcotators--ThO POiioc In.
periercd With tho Demonstration.
Yesterdays Base BAIL Games.
Sporting spray-Martin's Fcrry's
Vlotory-sL Louis Raoos.

CoSEr IsbAxn, N. Y, August 27.-Thc
larEest crowd that ever assembled In the
Seaside Athletic Clubs aroma was pros.
ent tonight 10 witness the aght bc-
tweon Jack McAulillO and GriAo.
Tho fight was introduced by wreat-
ling match between Homer Lauo and
Iou Ryan, which was won BY Ryan
very easily. This was followed by six
round contest bctwocn John Madden.
OF Brooklyn, and Connie Sullivan, of
Now Yotk, which was won by Madden.
Al o'Brion, Of PHILADELPHIA, was award.
cd tho fight with Charles Burns. Of
Cincinnati, in eight rounds.
Al 1910 the fight Of tho evening vas
declared on. McAullGo was fret TO on
ter the ring, and he was received with
wild enthusiasm.
First ruund-McAuliiFo put In four
points, and led at oil times.
Second rouud-Aftcr spnrrlnp GtlGo
we'll punched tho big follow IN tho mock
and face and the gong was welcomed BY
Mac.
Third rouua-Grltfo was effective
with both tists on Macs faco, but he
uppercut Critic In hard style.
Fourth round-Mac cano up tho
worst and his left eye was closing.
6sifio landed two beautius and put bis
mau on tho ropes. II wac now going
Critics way, and ho went attor his man
In good shape.
Fifth round-After O little spartlne
Critic got home with tho left Mac wus
now worry tired and Critic lost golden
opportunity Of getting tho tlcht.
The sixth, seventh and eight rounds
were without special features. but Nc.
Aulitfe gained strength and confidence.
Ninth round-Alac braccd up und lod
OF with terrific right handler on
GriiIo's body. Ho now forced the fight.
ing turriflcally. punching right and left,
and whom the bell rang he had oil but
revained tho laurels which had bccn
torn from him.
Tcnth and last round-They shook
hands, and Mao began with o good body
blow. Thoy clinchod and Jack again
got there. They frequently clinchod
and Kissing was loudly indulged In. A
terrible set.to was IN progress when the
round ended.
The referee gave tho bout to Nc.
Aulifle, which called forth storm OF
disapproval. There never was such q
demonstration against a reforoo's dect-
sion. McAullffe attempted 10 speak
but was howled down by tho crowd.
Critic protested vigorously against the
decision and was apparently supported
by majority OF tho spectators. Critic
also attempted to speak, but tho police
interfered and requested him TO- leaVe
the platform. lie was loudly applauded
as he stepped from the ring and whom
NlcAuliffe was leaving tho groans wcro
deateuing.
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THE STRIKE coMMIssroN.
A DauEvr and q Clergyman Tsstity-Th'
Latter Surprises HIS Hearers.

A Banker and Clergyman TSstify-rhe
Latter 'surprises HIS Hearers.
CHlcAoo, August 97.-Tho atriko CON-
missIoncrS devoted largo share Of their
session to-day to.,EanagnrtE. F. Bryant,
Of the bank at Pullman. He said that
bc was no. IN enployo OF tho Pullman
company, as tho bank was owned by the
Pullman Southern Company, but later
admitted that the latter company Is
controlled by tho palace car company.
Rev. DR.. O. II. Eaton. Of tho Church
OF tho Paternity, Of Now York, sur
prised tho audience by his testimony.
He asserted that tho reports Of stltier-
ing OF Pullman have been grossly exag'
gerlted. He had visited forty homes
hp said, and found no dostitution and
no distress. Tho mon had told him
that they had no real grievances. he de-
clared, and had no real cause for Htrik'
ing.
Dr.. Eaton did not believe that com.
pulsory arbitration would prevent
strikes, giving as his rcason that ono
side OF such controversies, the labuftng
mon, wero not responsible, aud that
any nsreemont that might DO reached
would DO liable to violation
George NJ. Pullman was boioro tho
labor commission for nearly three hours
this afternoon. Vioa President Wiokes,
who followed his superior. occupied two
hours, and will appear again.
Mr.. Pullman dwelt at great longth on
the motives which actuated the com-
pany In building homes for tho work.
ingnon ut Pullman, declaring that tho
town had boon made attractive SO that
tho best class OF mechanics, would pro.
fer 10 live there rather than in any
other place.
In answer to queries by Chairman
Wright, Mr.. Pullndn told OF tho con-
tracts for work undertaken by the COM
pany at loss In order that the men
might be kept OF work.
Judge Worthington brought out Tho
fact that the compauys original capital
stock Of 81, 600 900 10 1867 had increased
to $50, ,0OO,0 900; that tho company had
paid dividends Of II por cent during the
first two yenrs Of It's organization; 9f
per cent during tho next two years,
and 8 per cent annually einco
and at the :same time had
accumulated q surplus amounting
to SET, 100000. Ho also oliclted the ssase.
ment that the etock Of the Pullman
Land Association was entirely in the
possession OF tho Pullman Palace Car
Company, having been acquired gradu-
ally by tho investment OF the car COM
pany's surplus earnings In tho certid-
Gates OF tho land association.
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villa. captain shorldnn rhInFr.

PrrrsBuRon, Pa, August 97.-Captnin
John Sheridan, member Of tho Dcmo.
cratic National Committee Of WeSt Vir.
ginia, was in tho CITY to-duy. lie stated
that Hon. W. L. Wilson, chairman Of
tho ways md means committee OF tho
house. would bo rrnominutcd noXt
Wednesday at Martins6urg, W. Va,
by acclamation. This will bo tho eixth
successive nomination for Mr.. Wilaon,
and II ho Is elected at tho conclusion OF
the next term ho will haVo served
twelve years In Congress excessively.
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BRIEF SESSIONS YESTERDAY.

The Ssnats does Hothlng-The House Ad.
jeuFnS out Of Respect 90 nIr. Shaw, Do.
ceased.
WAsuworog. D. O., August 27.-Im.
monso crowds Of knights Of Pythias at.
tending their convention in Washing
ton tillcd tho galleries Of The sOnuto to.
day. Tho number Of senators on the
floor had dw!ndlod TO twenty.three-
twenty less than quorum-and no at
tempt was made to transact any busi'
tess in open session.
At 12:f0 p. N. the senate wont into
executive session. and just ono hour
later tho doors were reopeued and tho
senate adjourned.
While the house was waiting for q
quorum TO appear tho nows Of tho death
this morning Of Congressman Shaw, Of
Wisconsin, was received. whoreupon
Mr.. Richardson withdrew his resolu-
ton.
Mr.. Haugon (Rep., Wis. mado the
official announcement Of tho death OF
his colleague in brief but feeling
speech, at tho conclusion Of which he
moved the adoption of the usual reso-
lutions Of reupec. to the memory of the
deceased.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Hagen. Barwig, Cooper, Babcock.
Cousins, Hepburn, Johnson, OF North
Dakota, and Cannon, OF Illinois, was ap-
pointed by the speaker TO attend the
funeral, and then, at 1:25 p. M, as q
further mark oil respect, tho house ad-
;hurnad
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finished goods as would secure to the
people tho bcuegt Of tho reduced cost Of
their manufacture and shield the con.
sumer sgainss tho exaction Of inordl.
nate profits
at will thus be seen that free raw
materials, and just and fearless regula-
ton and reduction OF the tariff TO meet
the changed conditions, would carry 70
every humble home in tho land, the
blessings Of increased comfort and
cheaper living.
"Thc millions Of our countrymen who
havo fought bravely and woll for tariff
reform, should bo exhorted 10 continue
tho struggle, boldly challenging 70 open
warfare and constantly guarding against
treachery and halt-heartedness In their
camp.
"TariF reform will not be settled un-
I'll IL 10 honestly and fairly settled In
the interest and 70 the benefit Of q
patient and long suffering people.
'Yours very truly,
"GRovER CLgvRLAHD."
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wheeling Right in It.

Svtctal DtSOd'ch % he iH'sRt0tHos'.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 27.-Thc
Wheeling divisions escorted Palmetto
division No. !, OF South Carolina, to tho
prouuds. houdcd by Moistcr's band, and
In return tho Cover do Loon division
was presented with a palmetto tree,
made from Palmetto palm, enclosed in
q glass caso cIght foet in height.
Wheeling Is "doad in IT," and 'ie tho
tallt Of tho town, especially tho band
and tho marching. Fifteen thousand
knights nrc in Iiuo. The Wheeling
division and South CAROLINA hold a
Mother Hubbard parade tonight. II
was out OF sight Two hundred wore
In limo. GElGER.
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Ex.PULIMAN employees
Go into'n Cooperative Establishment Ia
Knnsfs.

KANSAS CrrrY, NO., August GA
special to tho Star from Hiawutha, Kan
sas, says: a company Of ex.employes
Of Pullman, Ills, backed by Chicago
capitalists, has boon organized to
build car and general manufacturing
shops at Hiawatha, Kansas. Local
men hayo takon $4,000 in stock and
Chicago capitalists 100000. Louis
Meyer, president and O. Q. Allcn, sec-
rotary, will be In Hiawatha Tuosday to
select site aud completo arrangements
to begin work on tho plant at once.
The company will be managed on the
cooperative plan, though the capitalists
are guaranteed per cont on their In
vestmcnt before tho laborers como ia
for their share. The company has con.
troll Of flyo patents aud manufactures all
kinds Of railway equipment Eight
hundred ex.employos Of tho Pullman
shops will comb aud begin tho building
OF tho works as soon ns tho preliminary
arrangements arc made.
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Delegates TO Farmers Congress.

etstidi Dtspdteh 10 uN Intcutgeneh
CHARLESTON, w. Va. August S-Ths
governor to-day appointed tho following
Delegates and honorary delegates to the
Farmers National Congress. which
convenos at Parketsburg, W. Va.
October 8, 1894: Voting delegates
Hon. W, G. Bennett, Weston, repre-
sen.ing First congressional district; DR..
John A. Myerg, Moreantown, represent
Ing Second congressional district; Hon.
J. M. Sydcnstrickot, Lowisburg, repre-
sentinr Third congressional district;
General John A. McCnusland, Grimm'a
Landing, Mason county, representing
Fourth congressional district; Hon. T.
@. Eastman, Point Pleasant, represetlt-
ing state at large; Hon. William L.
Clcmcns, Charleston, representing
state at largo; Hon. T. O. Atkinson;
buffalo, representing state agricultural
hurenti.
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TIE FIREMAN KILLED

Aud Engineer Injured by n Wreck on the
u. & o. Fourth Division.
Special Dttpdith 10 ne TnlEi'igsAce'.
PAnxxRsDuRo, ". Va, August 81
Tho wostbound New York aud 81 Louis
express, tho royal blue line Of the
Baltimore & Ohio. was wrecked last
night near Silver Run tunnel, boulder
rolling from tho hill. The engine was
thrown across tho track, the coaches
piled up and Fireman James sbaugh-
nessoy, Of Long Run, was killed.. Ensi-
neer Pat FIannery, Of Grafton. was
slightly injured. Mono Of tho passeu-
ters was hurt, though It is a wonder
they were not killed. All trGins were
delayed fourteen hours.
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MAssrtox. O., August 27.-1t seems
apparent that tho coal miners In this
district will not accept tho ultimatum Of
tho operators and tho strike has devel.
oped into q lockout. The ultimatum
fixoti last Saturday as tho day 1t should
DO accepted or rejected and gAVe threo
days in which to remove tho tools from
tho mines In case tho lattor decision
was reached. Tho miners havo neither
accepted tho G0.cent scalo proicrrod nor
formally rejected IL, but they aro taking
their tools out OF tho mines.
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poereuso IN pUunSylvnnln Earnings.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August ga
statement Of tho business Of all limos Of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
oust Of Pittsburgh and Eric for July
1894. ns compared with tho samo month
In 1903, shows decrease in gross oArn-
ings OF sl2l, $50 90.
All llnos wcst OF Pittsburgh and Eric
for tho Bnmo period: A decrease in
gross earnings Of SG0S. .223 2o; decrOaso
In oxpOnSes Of S503 $50 10; decrease In
not caruinra OF $24, ,4O3 0O.
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81. LOUIS, Mo, August 27-FIrut, nine
sixtoonths milo. AsDen Imp won; timo,
/ 100. Second fvc-uIRhths mile, Store.
keeper won; time, 100 Third, nino.
milo, Adair won; timc, 80.
Fourth, milo, Hart Wallace won; timo,
| 40. Filth, thrco-quNrtera milo, dead
heat and pursc divided bctwocn Char.
trcuse aud 0hciaso; time, f:9lt.
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wAsutSoroN, August 27.-Intcrnal
Revenue Commissioner Miller to-day
son. tho following telegram to all collOc-
tors Of Internal rovonuo:
"Aftor to-day collect tax on spir!ts at
81 10 per gallon nnd proportionato ratio
on NIL fractions Of one.touth or moro.
Notify stamp deputies
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 27.-Tho
President aud Private Secretary Thur
Dor arc arranging to leave Washington
for Buzzard's Bay at the earliest possible
moment. This may be Wednesday
night or Thursday, the exact time de-
pending upon the c6lorlty with which
tho Pr6sidunt can dispose Of the lag
ends OF legislation aud certain other
mntiara of bualne8a.
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2,90!; $50 elRss, two.YCar.oldS, Sable
Wilkes won. boat time, 9:27t; $50 trOt,
iour.ycar.olds, Alcandarn won. bOst
time, s:l0I; 2:90 trot, ssallionV, Prince
Laviland won, bost tiVnO, 2'Sol.
Tho ShccpThcad Lay wlnnOrU yOSter.
day were: DeriargilA. Mr.. Sage, Roche,
Domino, Chattanooga aud WAttorsen.
The fourth race was over tho Futurity
course, and Domino, with TEral up,
won easily IN l;la.
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CLEvrtAxp, O., August 97.-A special
train bearing tho remains Of President
john Novel;, OF tho Lake Shore rail.
road, left hpro at Z o'clock this ovCning
for Chicago. Tho funeral will DO held
from tho lato residence Of Mr. NOwOll,
4SS Ontario street, Chicago, at 2:90
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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by the state Of Mississippi Of special
warrants In the slniltude Of United
States notes. Il lS assumed under the
instructions OF tho attorney general
that actions will be begun against Gov.
ernor Stono, the auditor Of state aud
othor state oficers at once.
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SIN IinnIng lialL
p.tiar Dtpatrh % he InialIfq.non.

CAnnoL1roS, Ono, August 27.-
Martins Ferry defeated Carrollton
to-day in tho hottest gamo Of tho sea.
son. Martins Forry Is, Carrollton 10.
Htts, Is and 10. Errors. and 8.
liomo runs. Brown. Three base hits,
Padden, Purcell, Koano. Two base
biis. Troy and Miller, OF Martins Ferry.
Batteries, Gauding and Prince; Howard
and Land. The same teams play hero
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Sunday afternoon tho Riverside ID.
niors loion;cd tho Q. W. SOabrlght club
by n scorO Of Toto ~.
Yesterday tho opening mnOtiuR Of tho
Hartford grand circuit races wa' held nt
Char;ur Oak Park, with an Attendance
Of 5000 pooplo, Tho 2:35 trot waV won
by Maraeon O., who made record Of
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SHOT WINS IN BED.

The Third Similar Mysterious Tragedy IN
lincoln County.
Special DiEpdteA 70 Re IHtd!t9saetr
HuErMoToS, W. Va, August H.
This evening news reached here Of 4
terrible shooting In lincoln county. on
Fanaat creek. on Guyau, Saturday
night, when unknown parties went to
the house Of Albert Koyser. and 6rOd
tho cOntents;;of a Winchester into him as
no lay In bed. Tho wound will provo
fatal. Two other such Affairs have oc'
Cured there this yoar. A man named
PeYlon ia alspocted.
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GROWERS MESSAGE
was not Made to Congress. but it
Means tho Same.
he WRITES A LETTER ON TIE BILL
And Says no has Spotted the
Traitors and They
MUST NOTBE FORGOTTEN BYTHOSE

Who arc stUI in Favor of Real Tariff
Reform. who Know what that
Means. and Intend TO Keep mp
the Good Fight from a Now POtu.
of vantasc-He'nfakoS Some Anus
Ing Remarks about Favored
stoaopolles, but Eyldon.ly Docs
Not Refer 60 whisky or Sugar
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BAtrfMoRE, MD., August 2f.-In
postponed game with tho Chicago tenm
to-day tho Orioles won by good field
ing game and by errors Of tho. other
side. After getting a load they also did
some cloan batting. Tho aame was
called at tho ond Of tho first half Of tho
eighth inning on account OF dnrkness.
Attendance 1900. Score:
gsIsseS {sIti%S'e .:S % 20
Enrned rnus. Chicago D. iJnltilnOro6 &. Hits, I6
and s Errors. 0 and !. Pitchers, Gleason uuu
lIutchIsUn. UnplrU, Lofts.
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WoopLASD. GALA. August 97.-Abdell
won tho ycarling dash to-day in
2:2O. bruaking tho trotting record for
yearlinrs In n race Abdoll Is brown
colt and ls owned by tho Palo Alto
stork farm
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spRrEaPrrLD, MAss, August 81
Harry q. Tyler broke tho worlds record
Of 2:tO, hold by Maddox for unpacOd
milo, at Hampton Park this afternoon,
making Il IN 2!07.
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To prn.nr,to stntr omccrn.

WssmsorOS, D. c., August 27.-ThO
attorney goncral has Sustained Chief
lIuzon, Of tho eecrot service, in oVory
point in his position aSatnh tho Issue
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Ilrrlr pnm nnrntIo primary.

CINCINNATI, o., August 27.-The Com.
merci1l Gdsetts's Winchester, Kyr special
SAYS at Democratic primary at Quick.
eand, one man was killed. two mortally
wounded aud several slightly wounded.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Auuust I.--Aftor
winning ten straight games, Philadel..
phia met bad defeat from Cincinnati
In tho first game to-day. The second
game was more interesting, but the cost
ly errors aud spiritlosB play Of tho
Phillios brought defoat second timo.
Attendance 5000. scoros:
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For West Virginia, fair; warmOri southwest
T;Ga'' For Western Pennsylvania, fair; southwest
wIndS. ..,. .-,,..., ..,,.,,
cnmlhnhsl MlIlN
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FIRST GAME


PhIladolphia............-l o q Q 90 2 9 o 8
Cincinnati. o OO2 e. 0
Earuod runs. Philadelphia ?, Cincinnati =
Hts. ii and ID Errors. and Q, Pitchers, Lar'
pet aud Fournior. Umpire, Lynch.
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before the people Of Texas, with
whom have lived for % years, aud
who have honored me with positions
Of public trust more than
any other man, tell you
he Les Tremendous applause
I was a wiling, if not All able, sol
dier. You men WHO were With me,
and with Johu A. Wharton, Dick
Taylor and Tom Green cheers
you know HOY the bullets flew.
Cheers. eyes, yes, we saw you
there we were with you. l
served faithfully in General Msgru-
der's brigade: and when the
great chi.ftain, Davie, wanted
representlve from the
Trans Mississippi department,
ne called me to his staff Cheers
l regret this occasion of II, plea {.
antuess. exceedingly. What did
on the field of battle was little, bat
| went where | had sent so many
boys." Loud applause and long
continue d cheering
DR.. j. G. j. King arose and
stated that the disgraceful scene
was as mucn Il surprise to the com
mlttee as any one else, and he hoped
n one would Gems re the commit.
tee, the camp, or the citizens of
Waco.
The meeting then adjourned.
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AN UNPLEASANT SCENE.

at the conclusion of MIR. Coch.
rams address, Mrs. Ida Louise Over
ALL, of San Antonio, NJ IS Aula
Moore, of Waco, and Mrs. Purdum,
OF Calvert, sang the new song,
Getting Hich in Texas" aud il
was Loudly applauded
Tee ladies had hardly concluded
the song before Buck Pippin mount
ed the stand, dropped his cane on
the table, aid striding back aud
forth, proceeded 10 deliver vucif-
erous ard unbecoming harangue,
criticising Judge Reagan and Gov
ernor Lubbock, sayi, 9:
"Sach men az these telling YOU
that the South is the place That pro-
duces the smartest men; when they
assert that"-here he was inter.
rupted by several of the committee
and requested to take his seat, as lie
was not on the programme, which
he said he would do, but added in a
low tone
"You don't want me to oppose
Governor Lubbock, who never
smelled gunpowder or heard the
VIII. III Of the bullet"
The old war governor Of Texas,
who was sitting several seats be.
hind, at this remark made a rush
for Plppin, but difficulty was
avoided by Pippin's being assisted
from the platform.
Meanwhile ths indignant audience
were shouting, 'Lubbock!" club,
book" Lubbock" and amid
deafening chez Is the old veteran
was lifted bodily by his younger
comrades and placed upon the table.
AS soon as the cheers had some.
what subsidized, Gov. Lubbock said:
FRIENDS, co nrades, ladies and
fellow citizens: | regret exceea.
ingiy tnat my p'esence or anything
L have said shoqld be the cause If
any upleasantnejs or loss of temper
out when a vulga.ian, rutfian
and black guard gets mn
here and alta tks my character
and insinuates hat l am sailing nm.
der false colors and never heard
1 ankee bullets when he says that