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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

fronted with evidences of forgery. and
he confessed that he had forged orders
on the cashier OF the company for $500.
Dell came here from Arkansas some
years ago. and was popular in club
circles
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sournnnN rnnsn,annlANs.
The Assembly Acts In che Matter OF
the Birmingham Conference.
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'E"'H 0NutVFVuUcs
BY Associated Presa,
Nashville, Tenn, May is.--'rhc gen.
trsl assembly Of the Southern presby.
tcrlsn ehureh to-day received the re-
port OF the committee on the Biz
mlnghem conference which recently
reached an agreement TO practically
turn over the work OF negro evangc-
hzatisn % the sreedmans board, The
COMMITTEES. after stating that 81 had
considered 10 much OF be report OF the
executive committee Of the eolored
eysnHeli1ation as rslasea to eo-opera.
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by Associated Press.
Memphis. Tenn, May is-vsian,,.
Den who for nine years has sa..'s
All, G. W. Agse. superintendent, @ !, ,s
southern express Company. as r VI .ae
secretary ana stenographer - r.'sa'e
DAY before Yesterday Dell was ca ,s
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Fnst stork r
Special Dispatch. =.

Special Dispatch. -
Denison. Tex. May ls-n ~.
fourteen cars of fat cattle 's'' i.
at s:O2 this evening on 4 y, NJ,
run to Muskogee over 'hs "A
Kansas and Texas. The ra~ w,
at Muskogee at T;25 TINS ~
is pronounced good run o ~. =
vision. as 1t was much
passenger time.
LOOK OUT FOR THE ar IN
PLEMENT IN SUNDAYS
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ART sup.
PLEMENr IN SUNDAYS GAZETTE
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snndny-schooI EdItor,

Or, Hoss moved that teuers be ap.
pointed and the vote for sunday
school editor be- taken.
d. rissrt orered formal protest
10 Che action by which the report OF
the committee of seven was adopted.
rus protest was spread upon thc
Journal The aNme teliers employed
on Yesterday were appointed Tor the
gay and bailoiing immediately began
AZ THIS iuneture DR. TIGER, read the
protest against the action OF the con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

the convention could resolute all It
wanted to, but he would pay no at
tentlon TO II.
Mr.. Cox said he would not come to
the meeting, and II his name was drop
ped from the list OF candidates they
could do 80, but 1t would be Without
his consent.
ceived and the committee discharged.
Mr.. Bushnell cffcred the following
resolution:
Whereas. Il. Tom Cox has been re-
uucstcd at a meeting held October 1
In Waco to resign his Office as chair
man OF the executive committee and
as an aspirant to the ofice OF county
judge. and
Whereas, said resolution has been
unanimously adopted by mass meat
ing called by IL. Tom Cox. and
Whereas. said Cox has refused to ac-
cede to the demands OF the commit
tee appointed TO secure his resignation,
therefore be II
Resolved, that the office OF chair
man OF the executive committee OF
the Peoples party OF McLennan coun-
~ and the place on our county ticket
allotted to u. Tom Cox be declared
vacant.
Resolved, that the chairman OF the
state executive committee. Hon. II. S.
Z. Ashby, Is hereby requested 10 MI
the place OF chairman OF the county
! executive committee, now vacant. Car
ried
on motion A, NJ. colwick was recom-
mcnded TO the state chairman as a
suitable person for chairman OF the
executive committee.
The following was offered by j. w.
Manning, aud prevailed:
That, Where's, election being so near
we deem It ineSpedient to I'LL the va
cuncy on our ticket for county Judge,
and therefore declare will leave that
place on our ticket vacant.
The meeting adjourned sine die al
?ab. and Immediately after adjourn
ment j a. Chapman delivered an ad-
/ dress from the steps OF the city hail
on the political issues OF the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

contains tho standard trust agree
ment. showing waters-Pierco Oh COM
pany to be one OF the number. This
latter evidence furnished is legal evil
dence. M
3. THAT suit Is being tried at
Waco. testing the constitutionality OF
the Texas antitrust law. and that he
does not think IL advisable to COM
mence proceedings against this COM
pnny until that IL decided"
answer that diiigent inquiry fails
TO disclose that such suit IA being
tried at Waco. These facts show that
you have no hope OF redress or relief
from this administration. Yours truly.
GEO, RICE,
II appears from this open letter writ
ton by Mr.. Rice. under date OF jan
unry Is, 1884, that Mr.. Culberson has
been thinking OF jumping on some
one. and that he haa even gone 80 far
as to set Waco as the place. MIR.
Rluo's letters speak for themselves.
Draw your conclusions.
There Is no politics In Il. Certainly
not. He Ia doing his duty you know
OIL men Of Texas have combined, says
Mr. Culberson, TO make cotton seed
low. What about cotton? Mr.. Rice
sends me extracts from six or seven
letters that speak for themselves
q. b. HARRIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

New York, Oct II. Congressman
w, Bourke Cochran stated positively
yesterday that he would not stand for
reelection to congress- In tho Twelfth
dlstrIct. TO the reporter who asked
him concerning the natter he said:
~ have no objections to say to you
now VIVA; | said several weeks ago to
Mayor Gllroy. | am not a candidate
for recollection to congress. While |
hnvc nothing to ask trom my party.
am, nevertheless, ready TO do every
thing In my power TO promote Its sue
cess. My private affairs have boon
sadly neglected FOR tho past three years
and ! feel IL Incumbent on me TO de-
vote some attention to them now.
until election day. however. Will have
but one occupation TO labor with all
the energy ut my command for the
election OF David %. Hin and the pre-
aervation of the Democratic party,
which ! consider to be involved In this
contest"
Colonel George II. Mcclellan will
probably be nominated By Tammany
Hall TO succeed Mr.. Cochran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Dallas. Tex. oct. is.--This was gala
night for Democracy In Dallas county.
There was more apcaking in coun-
~ tonight than was ever heard before
in any one night in any county in
Texas.
Two speeches were made at each or
eleven places b, the county and one
speech In the city.
The speakers were selected and the
appointments made by Mr.. n. l. Phil
llps. chairman OF the county eXecu-
tloc committee. ana the object "a TO
reconcile the Democratic administration
or the government and the continued
and long-drawn-out hard times,
To this end the speakers were sup
Piled with figures. stntistios and argu-
ments In great profusion, and II is cx-
pected that great good Will result from
the twenty-three speeches.
Speeches were made at the different
places as follows; city hall, Dudley
q. Wooten; Cedar hill, Mayor Barry
and Y. h. Doyell, Richardson, II. +. II.
Robertson and Henry Lewis: Lisbon,
L. II, ICELAND and Henry smith; Rylie
Prairie. NJ. S. Morris and j. c. Patton;
1teinhardt. j. w. Willtcrson and Robert
Aston: klcburg, ]. o. Davis and Geo,
a. Garden; Pleasant Valley, Barry MI.
Ter and Kenneth Force; Hutchns,
Thomas t. Lewis and NJ, w. Llttleton;
Wilmer. N. @. Turncy and j NJ Ed
mundson: New Hope. c. II. Gillespie
and w. II, Hawkins: West Dallas, W.
NJ. Crow ana r. p. Porter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Waco, Tex, Oct l3.--Dr. @. u. Harris
OF Brueeville. leading Popullst and
secretary of the Reform Press assocla-
ton, has been protesting considerably
at the action OF Attorney General Gull
borson concerning the Texaa Cotton
Seed crushers' association.
DR. Harris is one OF the men indicted
by the grand jury for Violation OF the
antitrust law OF the state and today
he exploded a bomb OF some weeks
making In the following communication
to William Lambdln. chairman OF the
Populist campaign committee. In which
an attack is made ON MIR. Cuiberson
for refusing to prosecute the STANDARD
oil trust now operating I'm TexnG
"Bruceville. MeLennnn Co, Tex, Oct.
II. iS9i.--Dear Sir; Come time ago
was talking to n drummer about my
having been Indicted for being a mem-
Der OF the Texas Cotton Seed Crushcrs'
association, and also about the active
part Mr.. Culherson, encouragement,
and nominee by the Democrats for gov
ernor. was taking against the oil min
men In Texas. He then told me IN con-
aldence about some OF MIR. Cumbersome
acts and gave me the name OF Mr.
George Rice OF Marietta, O.. and rec
quested me TO write to him. did
so. asking him what he knew about
Mr.. Culberson. Mr.. Rice wrote the let
ter Of which the following ~ n true
copy, and also sent copy OF an open
letter he sent to the coal oil dealers in
Texas, dated January 10, 1894:
"'Ohio OH Works, George Rice, Pro-
prietor, Marietta, o., Oct, s, 1870. u.
Harris, ESD, Bruccville. Texas. Dear
Sir; Your favor OF 9Th at hand
did take IN the matter OF prosecution
OF the Watcrs-Plerce OH company with
Mr.. Culberson and received nothing but
insult from him, he assuring me he
would attend to the matter when he
got ready. or words to that effect,
think he has received not less than
twenty or more requesta from mer-
chants OF different towns In Texas.
who had bought my oil land who were
being squeezed by Watcrs-pierce tenn
porarlly cutting prices below cost to
make them lose money! to protect them
under the anti-trust law. He paid no
attention TO these matters, but from
different parties | received copies OF
his letters TO them az different times
containing the three excuses MS set
forth In the open letter enclosed, all
OF which were untrue, as | SHOW
go also sent TO Governor HoEg the
legal evidence OF Waters-Pierce being
members uf the Standard trust, and
complained of Culherson's failure to
act, but he did nothing and / got sick
OF trying, knowing the administration
did not mean to not. and thinking
that was too far away FROM the
state to fight the battles OF all the
dealers IN Texas. | enclose you some
printed complaints from Texas dealera
in part to substantiate. my claims. II
4. H.. AL. 49, D Ia
man. shall be glad to do II. Yours
truly, GEO. RICE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

streator. Ill, Oct. ia.--vice- President
Stevenson addressed an audience OF
1000 people in the opera house here to-
night a local paper, this evening,
charged him with having cast his vote
in favor OF the sugar trust. He denied
this. He said the sugar trust had gone
to the wall. and sugar would be cheap
or than In twenty yenra,
Since the passaEe OF the Wilson bill.
,he business Of the country was grad
u1lly increasing. and WE are now en-
terlng upon period OF prosperity such
aa has not been known since the Walk
er tariff OF 1916, He asked the people
10 support those who would vote 10
continue the work OF reform and up
hold those who nre endeavoring TO
carry out the laws OF which they ore
the beneficlarlcB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Baird. Tex. Oct. iS,-w. II. GILL
land. Democratic nominee for repre-
sentative Of the One Hundred and Sew
cnth district, has announced the fol-
lowing appointments to address the
people;
Moran, Wednesday. October u. r p. m.
Albany Thursday. October ~, y. m.
Anson Saturday. October 20, y. IN.
Baird, Tuesday, October 49, p. m.
Judge @. J. Munroe. Popullst nominee
for the same office, has been invited
to meet Mr.. Gllllinnd ut these appoint
ments in Joint debate.
Governor Hogg VIII address our cit
izens az the train next "wednesday, DC
tober II, for about thirty minutes. Tho
train will arrive about : o'clock p. m.
Judge j. II. webb VIII nddreBs the
citizens OF this county Monday night.
October o. at the court house, on the
political issues OF the day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Washington. oct I3.-The chairman
OF the senate committee on mines and
mining has learned through letters re-
ceived from New York that man un-
der the assumed name OF S. $. Carter,
claiming TO be colonel in the United
States army. and representing himself
as an ngent OF the committee. empow-
cred to negotiate for the purchase or
towns In the West. has been trying to
swindle cement companies In New
York. The man offers as credentials
forged letters Of Introduction from the
chairman OF the mines and mining
commission.
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=
Whsnihston' oet- la'--Ahe cohtihuou
operations Of bond Investment organi-
xations IA causing constant work at
az, ,os,no,co derortment Act,ve Of
."' 49,. -.
forts nave been maze Tor some uine ny
the department to break up tho busi-
,a.a ~ vnriouA ooncerna OF an alleged
- ~, ~, ,,,,. 49,.
'o'teiy n"'ure' out ',' i'su
not been very encouraging Tho latest
company bnrred from the use OF tho
ou. a. tho tsou,t.b,. Loan and de-
"'",,' :" Wv mi.
CURLY company OF Auhh'a' '"' ii'
action has just been taken by the de-
nartment ON tho ground that their
T., .,,,.ua. g. a.. ,,ra.n,aa
seheihe ~ ri'''"' " '""'
by the circuit court OF Appeals In the
Mcdonald test case. The company
,r.o,,oai,v onaro,ea 4, bond inyestmcpt
-, s,....,... r,,a..
bcheinc' hsss.ahe ne n,,.,o,
VINO " conuuctins wy plo", ~ 10
tue Violatois OF me io..gly mms' s
To-Day; our YORK " pr,no'pas W.
ponu nVestneht ,n,i ~ $3.50
uVoW.u lottetles no pus'isns IT, ~.
atsu py tne pas oo ap ~ a,n ~, onas
ue'ie"Te, ~. "'eis =, M - H. az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Paradise. Tex, Oct. 12.-Hons j. V,
Cockrel and j. NJ. Dean, candidates
for congress in this district. spoke here
again last night to a small audience
gathered in the Christian church.
Esquire Dean led in an hour speech,
which was a defense OF the Demo
cratic party since II has been In power.
lie Endorsed Cleveland's administration
except his silver policy He is BIZ
metallist at the ratio OF 1G to 1. holding
that the parity Of the two metals as
coins can be maintained without the
aid of international congress.
Judge Cockrell followed with an
hours talk. which was also a spirited
defense OF Democracy and of his own
acts In the last congress. He Endorsed
and defended Cleveland's admlnistra-
ton except his silver policy. He also
holds to the free coinage OF silver Mt
the ratio OF 16 to /, believing that the
parity OF the two metals can be main
tGined by our own government and
DeOplc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

To Coal Dealers In Texas;
Marietta, Ohio. Jan. Is. is9i.-Doar
Sir: You are aware of my personal
experience at one time or another OF
the methods used by the Waters
Pierce oil company branch OF the
Standard on combination to restrain
trade and prevent dealers from buy
ing other oils. They hold prices high
when no competitive oil is on the mar
ket, but the moment outside oil arrives
they cut prices 80 per cent and over
selling oil previously at 20 cents per
gallon they cut 1t to 10 cents, also bulk
oil sold previously by them at Il cents
has been cut 10 cents to tcrrorizo
dealers and make them lose money.
They have refused TO sell any one
who bought Of the outside OIL. and by
thus making prices below cost tenn
porarlly, have forced them 10 come
and huunbly ask forgiveness, and agree
10 buy oil OF the combination. The
moment outside oil 10 driven out, up
no prices 10 former figures
This has been going on for years in
nearly, II not every Texas town aud
city, without their being prosecuted
under your antitrust law, which says
a trust shall neither raise nor lower
the price 10 prevent competition. Your
Encouragement has made public three
reasons for not complying with the
re1Iirernenta OF the antl-trust law and
prosecuting this company when re-
dueBted to do 80. These reasons given
by him are as follows:
1. lie can get no one TO file
formal complaint"
In reply to this I answer that ntii-
davlts have been filed with him and
request upon request sent linn by
dealers and manufacturers for protec-
lion from attacks from the Waters
Pierce Oil company.
q HE can not learn that the waters
Pierce Oh company are not acting
independent OF any combination
In answer 10 this 1 reply tnat have
sent him copy OF the United States
investigation Of the Standard oil trust
Increment showing tho Watera-Plerce
on company 10 be members and Sign
era of this very agreement. Also /
have sent him the sworn testimony or
me president OF the Standard com
bination. John -. Rockefeller. adj
hitting that the Waters-Pierce Oil
company II IN the standard trust. ]
also sent Governor hogg the certified
COPY Of the decision Of the Ohio SUE
prerne court oustins one OF tho Ohio
onfnrAniss Of the trust This aefAAion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Dallas. Tex. oct. 1s.--A called meet
ing of the Fifth ward Democrats was
held last night at shaub's hail, Elm
street. between HARDWOOD and Pearl.
Ward Committeeman W. +. John
son opened the meeting.
on motion X. ] Kivlen was unanl-
mously elected permanent president;
James Smith, yice-presldcnt; r. s. Kel-
~. treasurer; A. NJ. Wilson. secretary.
The name of the club Is to be 1.-THE
Charles A. CulbersOn Fifth ward DEM
ocnatlc club" The club started out
with the names OF hfty Hlmon pure
Democrats on the roll.
The club Is 10 meet every Friday
evening at 1880. There will be speak,
Inp next Friday evening by some OF
lie young Democrats OF Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Rising star, Tex. Oct. l2.-Messrs
n. ID. Gage, Democratic nominee. and
s. A. Bryant, the Populist nominee
for the state senate. OF this the TWEEN
ty-eighth senatorial district. met in
ioint discussion last night at this
mace. quite a good audience greeted
me distinguished speakers. Everything
vent OF pleasantly. Democracy was
ably defended by Mr.. Gage. Mr. Bry-
nnt is about the nblest man that the
Pops have in this district, but he was
entirely unable TO meet the Democratic
logic put forth by the standard bearer
Of Democracy for this district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Rockdale. Tex. Oct, ls--Pendleton
and Barber met in Joint debate today.
parbsr opened. dcyoting hir whole
sneech TO abuse ~ Pendleton. who an
swered ,iiih telling effect. The Pop
are continuing the speaking al the
caiored Baptist church. while at the
Methodist a Republican meeting IS IN
session which win be addressed by
no Democrats. The greatest excitement
ihlis lar OF the campnlEn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Hon. j. u. sohmitz will speak at
Waco october 20. at Bolton October %.
at Austin October "a. at San Antonio
October 20. at Houston October 20. and
at BRENNAN October 30, Intervening
dates will be given later.
l.. =. GOODELL.
Chairman state Republican Committee
Hon. a. j. Houston speaks Saturday.
October 10. at Rush, and Hon. W. II.
Atwell candidate for attorney-general
speaks same day az Celeste.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Decatur. TEX, Oct. is.-Hon. J. Il.
Halsell. er-cOngressinan OF Kentucky.
now OF Fort Worth, addressed the cit
liens OF Wise county at the court house
thIs afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

BastroD. Tex, oct. is.-Hon. Ed
Anderson, Republican candidate for
state commissioner OF lands spoke here
today.
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nenuhllcrnN nminer.

Memphis. Tenn. Oct, ls.--Ex-united
states Marshal j. W Brown was noni-
nn,ed for congress- by The Republicans
* al. Tsnsh dils-ia, tadsS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

shreveport. La. Oct 13.-Jrhe Herlo-
cratic executive committee today de-
olded Ogden nominated TO congresn hL
1As majority In the Fourth distzicI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

The mass meeting assembled again
mi. afternoon AZ o'clock.
Chairman Philips reported that the
sas.niffAa had notified AIR Cox of
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-02-17

Lado Sur Gle LA Plaza.
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NAL NegocIo.

Dnrante esta semana y parte de
la otra Sc ha ventilad0 ante las
cortes de paz, y ha sido al mismo
tempo el t0plco de conversation
entire los veelnos de Las Vegas Ia
causa de Don Trinidad Sena acu,
sado dc un crimcn, que al es pro.
bado, su perpetrad lr no mereee
sino el men0sprecio Y condemnation
de toda Ia comunidad y ell castigo
mas severe que F0r tales crimenes
imp0ne Ia ley. La acusacion es
por haber heeho primero ell aten,
tado de lDcendiar Ia fragna de
Don Oecilio Garcia, y al no haber
conseguido este, por haber subse.
cuentemente destrnido, durante la
Ia noche, tOda Ia herramienta que
habia en- Ia fra qua. Tambicn sc
dice que sac6 de alIi todos los
fierr0s que no pudo destruir Y los
ocult6 en su fragua de Gl, que
queda al lado opuesto de Ia calle.
La ley, muy sablamente presu.
me que todo criminal esta inoeen.
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NUM-. 5

to del erImen que se le aeasa hasta
cue su calpabilidad le es prohas!a
con prGeha compelente fnera dc
toda duda rncional Nosotr0s,
como periodistas tomamos ii mis-.
mo pnesto, = no deseamos ofreeef
ningun comento hasta despnns
que Ia jurisdiction competants
haya conocido en- Ia causa.
III seflor seua ha sido afianzadt
por el magistrate que averigu6 Id
causa eu la suma de mil pesos
hasta 1tte 90 fedna ia corte de
distrito.
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FRENCH, CAMP, Miss.
Febrero 10 de 1894.
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ST.. Director de LA Voz DEL PuE,
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ST. de nueStra consideration:
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asi: "Aun los mas tristes Y des,
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tura que defiende sus derechos.o 2
Hemos leido su peri6dico. Y como
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premo. Sirvase laceruos ei favor
de remitir d nuestro secretario del
gremio, que es Don Juan G. Town
send, su peri6dico, La Voz DEL
PUEBLO, por ell t6ltnino de un
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cha suscricion. Somos vuestros
amigos, Ell YARA GUIANA.