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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

bg Associated Press,
Austin, Tex, May I2.-The Galveston
semi-centennlal cup. now held by the
National Feasible Of Washington. d
c, viii be competed for at the Little
Rock drill in July The adtutant-gen-
eral. who is trustee of the cup, having
officially recognized this as an inter.
state drill within the meaning Of the
rules and regulations governing the
competitors.
The Esperanza mining company of
Dallas, with capital stock of $50 600
was chartered today
The court of criminal appeals he,a
no session today, no quorum being
present,
The railway surgeons. 500 strong
came in at o'clock and were given
an excursion up the lake. They 10 to
San Antonio tonight.
The treasurer gave notice that he
would pay registered warrants to the
number OF 100 upon presentation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

~ NAhoeiatHd Press.
Chicago. H.. May 12.-rhs lines =,
ne Western passenger association ara
aow hopeful that the rate question
"ith which they have been strurrlln,,
% long Is In a fair way to be settled
ma. moreover they expect that this
settlement will amount to something
snd VIII not be kicked into nothing
before the ink on the agreement ms
arled- There is no longer any room for
mem to doubt that the Atehlson
Nor'hern Paclnc and Union pae,n.
have nnally made an agreement Win
zach other. aaa they are in a posl,io,
70 manipulate as they like the can
lorna business Of the association IL
me oiler lines are NOT disposed "a NJ.
sept their terms. which. Fortunately
for themselves. the other lines are
hisposed TO do. Tue emlsrant division
81 business, over which ali the trouble
tas ariasn. Will be settled BY allowing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
TIE LOCOMOTIVE FlREMEA
|MErr Al TEnHE HAurE AND ISSUE
Az Address.
Thsy Declare That Grand Master
Sargent Has Dope All That IL
nIxht-runds Properly Han
died-lnrxe Mcmbersbip.


TerTe Haute, Ind. May 1a.--At the
Joint meeting OF the grand executive
board ana the board Of grand trustees
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men an address 10 the public was pre-
pared. 1t gays that the boards were
called together by Grand Master sor-
gent for the express purpose OF inquir-
Ing into his official acts anc to inyestl-
gate his management OF the Ann Arbor
and Lehigh Valley. the Louisville and
Nashville. Chicago and Eastern MI
nois and Great Northern troubles. also
TO Inquire into the manner in which the
protection fund had been handled. They
have oxhaustively reviewed each sop
araie case and In no single Instance
can they ind where Grand Master sar-
gent has done wiong. His judgment has
been sound. his acts wise and his ut
terances reasonable and conservative.
The boards heartily indorae his official
acts and his utterances
The custodian OF the protective fund
has accounted for and paid over to the
grand secretary and treasurer every
dollar OF principal and Interest. Not n
dollar was misappled and the records
show the minute details. The custo-
dian OF the protective fund. William r.
Kinds, Is said by the board to be de-
serving OF special credit Tor the way In
which he fulfilled the trust reposed In
him. The brotherhood " stated to be
IN n prosperous condition considering
the general depression and consequent
Fhrlnknge In railroad traffic. Despite
the fact that hundreds Of lremon are
out u employment and the earnings Of
the majority OF the employed have been
less because Of less traffic the order
has faithfully discharged rs every OBJ
legation.
Al the present time there 80 lodges
with total mcmberlhip VI 2s. 1866. In
concluding. the statement says
For the pact eighteen months viz.
orous propaganda or utilization and
ISLANDERS has been maintained and di-
feoted With malignant purpose against
our order and lta grand officers Tho
batteries OF the falal1cr have been
trained on MS with the set intent,
doubtless. ~ dlsruptng our order, W.
denouncc As unmltigatcd fnlHehuods
the fugitive items Of news noating
through The press nf the country about
tho Bhnky condition OF our order, and
The corruption ~ Onr grand officers.
We caution our members against the
lnHldlous approaches of those whp are
engaRed la reprohensible effort 10 boz
little and disrupt the brotherhood, and
urge upon them expediuucy Of remain.
NIX true 10 The order aud It's ofiicors
Nhp have been 20 true 10 them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Associated Press.
Jackson. Miss. May i2-Tho FIRST
batch ct petitions asking for the par
don Of eX-Treasurer Hemingway was
iilcd with GOV, Stone this morning.
Judge Calhoun presented them, The
package was yoluminous, and bore the
signatures OF over 1000 prominent
Misaissippiuns, including the fun dele
CATION at Washington, all The state and
county officials, etc. Other petitions
Htlll out In the various counties will In.
crease the signatures to at least H.
900.
GOV stone Is reticent. OF course. but
this appeal Is bound to have great
weight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

iication Of the compromise tarifr amend
ments It has found that the cotton
schedule is not what It had been In
tended It should be. and a complete re-
visai OF that schedule will be made
Changes to the French system Of oiassi-
fcation. which was made comparison
with the Mckinley bill difficult. as a
consequence the new schedule is In
many particulars higher than the old
one. Il is intended that the compromise
bin shall make an average reduction OF
from 20 to 70 per cent from the Nc
Kinley act rates on cotton goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

ny Associated Press.
Washinston. May Ia Representa-
tive Patterson OF Tennessee has intro
dueed bill In the house providing
among other things for the issue Of
short term per cent boudu, redeemable
IN coin the proceeds to be used for
maintaining a parity between gold and
silver for aholishing the tax on the
circulating notes OF state banks. max.
Ing the tax on national bank notes
one-quartcr OF per cent, allowing ma
uonal banks to issue circulation equal
TO the value Of the bonds deposited
with the treasury and to coin into
standard dollars ss5i5G5s7 out Of the
silver bullion now In the treasury pur-
chased under the Sherman act. The
coinage Is to become part OF the gen
eral cash In the treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Special Dispatch
Dallas. Tex, May l2-The Populiats
OF the sixth ward met at the corner
OF Ross avenue and Leonard street at
$ o'clock tonight and appointed dele
gates TO the county convention, to be
held on the 18Th OF May.
by virtue Of resolution adopted
bS the the Democratic executive com
mlttee OF Dallas county county CON
NentIon was called today by Chairman
C. h. Gillespie to meet In the city OF
Dallas al 10 a. IN. ON Saturday. June :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
County Convention called.
Special Dispatch.

III Paso. Tex May 1.-THE county
central committee today called co.
Vention for the 18Th to select delegates
70 the Thirteenth congressional en-
Nention' which has not yet been called
there is a bitter war on here between
the friends OF Senator Jno. NJ Dasn
ana consressman Cockrell. Coekren,s
friends wanted the county conyentiaa
sas!sa after The date OF the eOngres.
slonai convention had been named I'm,
Deans hght for mn early CONVENT, I~'
won which indicates a preliminary W.
tory for the El Paso man. wy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

washington May Is-lThc United
states minister at 'resucisalpa, Hon.
duras, MIR. Young. has been Instructed
~ inc department OF state 10 make an
'nNssusalion OF the case OF Mrs. EN-.
ma Benton aad to report the result 10
.hs department Mrs. Benton. who has
las, arrived in New York from Blue.
neldS lived With her husband on val
ueeie plantation In Honduras. The aa.
ioming property was owned BY Brew.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

@FNSANA A'lHlAANns
Galveston. Tex, May 12-Sam1 Mary
an old and respected citizen, was found
dead In bed this morning. He retired
last night apparently well and was
found dead by his daughter. For aftv
years he has been citizen OF Texas
ana has gained an enyiable and wide
spread reputation as an upright bust
ness man. He leaves three sons. Dan
Henry and Charley. and four daush'
ters. N"us"-
The inquest on the dead body or
Gilbert Green was concluded today. He
was found dead beside the electric
car track. and the verdict was maj h..
was killed by an electric car. ''e
The directory OF the Gulf Inters,,,
railway was still In the Conference ~
day, considering propositions 49,, ~
advantage. W uheir
Henry Olsen. a sailor tanked I'M and
proceeded 10 take a nap on the rr,,,s
Ifee OF vessel and by way OF nrersr-
Ton was lowered IN a sling from ~
perilous situation "s i'Vh ms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

special Dispatch.
BOYD Tex. May l2.-Another good
ram fell here this morning, which in
sures the small grain crop. Corn and
cotton are looking well and growing
.Sp'uiy and farmers are wen up with
their work and happy.
our people are too busy to pay
much attention to political mat
Ve's and there are very few
expressions as yet as to gubernatoriol
preferences. The Populists have nut
OUT a tuh ticket in thsl county and they
Say that they are going to create the
ass, surprise In the Democratic
known in Wise county. "~s e'ef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Special Dispatch.
Corslcana Tex. May ~. - The
Democratic executive committee me,
here today and set Saturday. June is.
as the day OF holding the frat prl.
mary election. aud decided to vote on
all officers ftom govcpor down. in.
endlng United States senator.
Hon g. W, T. Lanhsm. candidate
FOR governor, addressed u large az.
scmbly this evening In the city han
favored the free and unlimited coinage
OF silver, sustained the Wilson BIN
and favored working convicts on
county roads Altogether his speech
was well received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Associated Press.
Washington. May l2.-sixty-ive mem
bers of the Arkansas Press association,
with ladies', arrived in Washington to-
day on their annual excursion They
were met by the Arkansas congress
sional delegation. An excursion and
theater party will be given them,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
POLITICAL NEWS.


Special Dispatch.
Arlington, Tex, May I2-IIon. Lee
RIDDLE. candidate for state senator,
spoke here today to a good sized audi
enee. He declared Tor Horace Chiffon
for senator and otherwise confined his
speech to state Issues He advocated re-
forms In the penal code aud In the
expense u state and county govern
ment Ills speech was generally In
dorsed and made him many friends
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Akron, Ohio. May l2.-At noon TODAY
d Kettle of lInseed oil in Kubler &
neeks varnish works took FIRE. The
names spread rapidly to the building
los n u, was a. totally destroyed. causing a
insi,rs,,s,s ,''VyV' on which there was am
"a Workman, was watching the eoiiing
o., anu his clothes took IRE Ne ran
IA me YARD but the gate was Hooked
t a,iI ne could not escape. He was "a IA.
hin qytnea before assistance reached
me vhrLs Miller another employe OF
viii recl, was seriously bsur,d. but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Asrociated Press.
Washington, May i2,-The president
OF the association OF military surgeons
OF the United States today sent to the
senate the report OF the committee Of
that association adopted at the meet
ing held In this city last week recon-
mendins the passage OF the bill now
before congress for protection Of the IN
sigma Of the red cross.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

hadc NJ CinrissViiIc wna Well Rc-
criN~h--iiTE Position.

NhAf ~ 'AhhhNN NV W Nv W GU ne
criN"h--iiss Position.
Special Dispatch.
Cinripyllle. Tex, May ie--Hon C. A,
culbcrson spoke here today to the iarp-
ret and most enthusiastic audience Of
ne campaign
Ills speech was listened TO with close
attention ami received with much en-.
thuAlhsm
lie stood sluarely on the national
platform and claimed that this, and
net the Interpretation OF IL by any
person. should control the party policy.
In lndorsiug the action of the majority
OF the rcxaa delegation he guld he IN
dorsed their vote Tor the free colnuge
OF silver az he ratio Of ig TO /. lie
reoH .ruin lila speech at QuAnah on
October "a. 1892. ana stood 10y II. In
which he declared there was NO conflict
between the national and The atatr
platform upon which he was elected
ana believed should make strong ef-
forts TO restore TO silver equal coinage
rights with gold
lie denounced the insurance uomblna-
ilon as a body aud hurtfu conspiracy
against public interest. and declared
that u elected governor no would
recommend the enactment OF a law
that would suppress 1t and all like conn
plnasions injurious TO the public. Hon.
II. l. Henry, candidate for attorney
general, was introduced aud made "a
speeeh OF nearly an hour. defining his
position clearly on state and national
pollties' promising In case the comma.
Heh law is sustained to faithfully en-.
iores lis provisions.
lilo favored enforcing the law rOlat-
ms 10 trusts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Associated Press
Emporia. Kan. NAV - i.
Plumb, widow of mo NJ,
Plumb. has made cha,s..
practice against Calvin ~,
husbands partner for yss,.
is an avowed candlds,s 4
States senator. Tho m.,,.'
in her suit against uoos /.
Of her husbands ,rtoras, :, ~
Ledge Mining oomnapv i,
Col. The plaintiff allags. ,A.t,
formation, whatever n -.
the values OF the mlrIns ~, -,
which her husband was lr,,,,,
of the details OF the na.'',
nected with such prop-,,,..
she accepted Mr.. Hood,, ~.
der her all the assls,aro. u.
settling up the afa,rs 1, 4,
and In tho mo,.,a,..,.,
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snor MN powx.

LoEsnsport, La, the Scene OF a No.
piorabi. Tragedy.
bpecial piapatoh.
Logansp@t, La. May l2.--Another
aeplorsble tragedy has occurred here.
both parties being citizens OF Texas.
Harry spradley and Wiley Carter mot
h saloon and, without auy inter-
shanHe OF words. sprAdiey emptIed the
contents OF his gun into Cartor'a breaat.
killing him Instantly. snradioy sur
'enaered to tho city marshal ana
slaims that Carter was ono of a chm
shish mas made several attempts 10
prsansinaie him within the past few
weeks, spradiey has boon here SOW.
nM Gays representing that he had
VA nome Tor fear he would DO Killed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

oklahoma city, o. r.. May ia.-The
hehupnean convention met here today
sn1 eleoSod Flynn delegate 70 the
TERRITORIAL convention on next Tues.
uny' They passed revolutions enn.
nsnnlns judge Henry Scott and sns.
sAlhins the editors he has Imprisoned
for e0ntempt. '-V'NV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
DANGEROUSLY STRAINED.
Male Thompkin- nadIy CUT by mn
Fletcher.

H"I' ThUWpkIh- HhuIy Vut ny Mi
Fletcher.
AZ Waggoman's stable this morning
at o'clock 1t Is said Bill Fletcher way
loid MAZE rhompltlns and attacked
him with razor. stabbing him to
the ribs, laying bare the bone. also cut
tluK him In the left arm and drep
sashes IN the breast and neck.
Fletcher lof Immediately. being bare,
hat, lie has an ugly scar across hls
face. Both are white men aud are
employed At Waggumau's stable They
quuircllcd about some work
Thunpkins IN supposed to be fatally
Injured Officers are In purpuit or
Fletcher,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Associated Press.
New ferh. May i2.-sunola bronze
statute OF Columbus was unveiled by
Vlee-Prcsidcnt Adlal Il Stevenson this
afternoon In Central park, and TO the
credit OF every one concerned. the pro.
gram was commenced promptly ON
time ana there was no clash or un.
toward Incident 10 mar the ceromoni.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

By Associated Press.
Milan, Mo, May 12-At 10 p. m. re-
ports from the spot where the Taylor
brothers are supposed to be cornered
say a score OF bloodhounds have just
arrived and the pursuing force has
been largely increased. 1t is expected
the hunted men will soon be captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

By Associated Press
st, Louis, May ia mounted courier
arrived at Linneus about midnight from
the scene Of the chase. He reports that
the Taylors are surrounded in rocky
guleh about twelve miles from Brown
ing, The bloodhounds tracked them
to this point and they will doubtless be
captured by daylight. If not before
then.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Associated Press
Washinston, May l2-rhe May mum.
Der OF Good Government viii contain
an account or case OF political as,
sessnenis in Ohio, which the civn ser
vice commission have just turned over
TO the attorney general Tor prosecution
The alleged culprit is eS-Postmaster
lcks OF Newark, Ohio. who is accused
ns the clerks who served under him
during the presidential campaign Of
1882 OF docking their salaries for con.
lFieutions to the Republican campaign
nnnd, sileneing their remonstrance with
me reminder that 81 they did not care
20 contribute there were plenty or
o.hers on the outside who would be
glad 10 take their places"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

sprinstown, Tex, May 1--WE have
mad nno rain. 1t BEGAN raining at 0
o'clock y. M, on the 9th and It IN stul
raining at this writing. o'clock a. m.
the nth The crop prospect was never
better. The fruit crop will be nn aver.
age Business is looking up and we an.
ticipate easy times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

by Associated Press,
Washington. May ia-coxcy nban.
TONED ma Washington camp today. In
Nveofdhnce with the order OF the ans.
ulct commissioners. issued Two DAYS
ago, giving him forty-elght hours IL
apate the nuisance against the hvaltb
OF the district. N "V"''"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY Associated Press Z
Omaha. Neb., May y TX, ~
convention OF the Ancient vi' 4.
bernians has adjourned VI NJ. /
electing the following ola '..',.
dent, p. J. o'connor ss !. vs'
vioe-presldent. John y, .,.,,
Grand Rapids, Mich; ss. ~
slattery, Albany n. y; H.. " "
J. Dundon. Columbus o'' !. q
Of national directory, NJ &
Philadelphia. -.--;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

81 Louis, Mo. May i2.-At t,a q,
nual meeting q the stuekholserrs an m,
Una sas Mlss9er,, Kansas ana Eas,er 81
sas and Texas. directers ssouri kan
including Henry Q. Rouss SisSted
o.ewd. George b, Dana a. william
saver Of New York, Mr. 49, F
;,,sssed chairman Of the boarS was
'''ilnons OF 81 Louis. presidA,,.
lana. secretary. and = ibresn ~ c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

ny Associated Presa
WASHINGTON, MAY i2.-For Eastern
texas; showers IA eastern portion and
near the coast; fair IN western portions.
warmer In east central posslsn, south
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

'f'Nih RAhNAtcn.
- san Antonio. Tex, May ls.--Marshal
pA,ney OF Atascosa county has with.
missioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
P. P. p,
VIII Riyst
Your Aasp.

W., We have heretoro.. ~.
from time to time H. ''
general bargains, IN, M
have something sisr,, II
ter than ever befor. NJ
hsteningt Wen. h..
order to make room !.
INES we win for III. :,
""'S sell at a 10 pc, :,
oonn' from our r,sul,,
p""y Carriages, R.s,..
Ice boxes, Trunks, y.u'
Jeans Pants and o,.. .
a killer to the proa,.
must have room Ia
Few lines.
Don't forget the fac, N
our goods nre marked N
figures, thus enahl,.v :.
chaser to see Mt n s,.n.
per cent reduction os...,
Remember we carr,
complete line OF Hans.
Ing Good" at popular prI,I
The Chicago ST
oil Houston Sire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
THE B4cls

tho germs OF disease % VI
Of the blood. prsDf 4 n
You ought 70 be eef.ia..,s n. \.
Malaria, or ConsuinpiSSr.'iId; ~
You take DR.. Piouos w
covery. ..Iitei ~ Il
standard, when wv p n ~. y
ples and boils, or II W. ~, n 4, k.s.p, / i
tleopless, spclls--lts b.'s -, ~ 4
Build up your sirrns.s N ~. a
and at ali the organ, , q ~, ~
tivity, by taking the ! Il W, !
1nissd % benofit or cur. :. Tx -
from impure blood q, -
nionso paid Is rcfnnsiea -
There's no csse q c; Z "a, 9 II
DR.. sage's catarrh Ky Y s,ssr
The pfopristors q IA, w ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

~ Associated Press.
wasAiAston. May is.-since the ppl
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-11-21

that most of us, in what is called 'the
West, did not sufficiently appreciate
the value of rye as late fall and early
spring pasture crop, writes u. d.
Coburn in tho Now York Tribune.
Where conditions are at all favorable
il furnishes an astonishing quantity of
rich, succulent grazing just at time
of year when it is most rellshed and
most needed by all kinds of farm ami
mails, even including poultry. II
pieces out to great advantage other
feed that may be scant or poor, and
while especially agreeable to all the
stock, il will make poorly nourished
cows practically double their milk in
quantity and quality. In fact have
never .seen Kansas farmer so we'll
fixed that a good piece of rye pasture
wasn't a genuine bonanza to him.
There has never been q season in all
the central West when something of
that sort was more Of q comfort to its
possessor than it will likely be within
the next nine months. Hence l would
say to every farmer who reads this,
Nb uOb Ahii W bpNs uA1u SOM CoAAl AAh
fact just as soon as the ground can be
put in proper condition., q goodly
area of rye for pasture. Don't SOW it
for grain, but for pasturage; make
the most of it for grazing, and II
eventually it also yields some grain
worth harvesting, well and good. If
you can't secure the seed readily, SOW
wheat just rs you would rye; if it is
not plump, high grade article, that
will cut but small figure if sound.
If of small or shrunken berry would
not SOW less than five pecks to the
acre; if plump a bushel and q half
would be none too much; at all events,
use plenty. and don't be afraid of
having too many acres. l haven't
discovered anything that was better
regulator for the pigs, the colts, the
calves, the cows or the old blind mare
than a good bite of green rye or wheat.
1t is excellent in years of greatest
abundance; in years when other feed
is scarce or poor, it is simply indis.
pensable-really benefaction. Sow
it with drill or broadcast as you
think best, but do a good job, as if
you desired success and meant to de-
serve it.