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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01

sanTsms c ,,,, Gersi T.p sv.r ro,
op~r. a, 10 ~ Msuons Calendar called at II a
Ga, u Msns~ 50 Koeoe. o.C.nn,., . sa'sl class
Cro~ kinsmSn ~ -, 49,. i'"s -, r'"",. h'ss'n, -
60 - Youman' l''finAr W iui.sfir,r 60 matte =
K~.y Sew lo-t 'toirr-t. hlni,ns Ian Abolition
Railroad ADAMS. matter = rnion 'hemcs! work'
I'M IS fr,in. v'is~ru.ar s.. Aisc r,.pi, ~ VI.
Madi-,n squaf~ Bank carte ~ Psi, nu-hN-li y.
Ss5 apfer's Goaf soesa Tsr rar,. II ana III
Gi91ai. cani, 'iaf,. l. H. III ana " Adjourned Tor
sup'ror Court .spccla, Tern r-for. pusra. Court
Superior Cosr, Gencral Term Adjourned tor u.
SUPERB COW, Tfiai Term Pal, I. Ii aoi MA.
suTroga,e cour, chambers n~fo-e Fi,,rerai. s.
surfossiss couri TIA. Tern before Arrol4 $40
c,nnioa Ilea.- wnl TO hand down
cem@ea r:"'Thqu'y T''m-Ad''o'"'d un'a Thurs
Common Plea, SPECIAL Term .n,'ore Dook''.y'r. j
c2 } pen a. ~. ~ TN "a -, r.,
city cou5 special Term Before Fi'r'mon. J.-cour,
city co"r ria r-rm"rHf' l. H. iii and v-Ad-
'ourned the
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court
By Slower. !
Matter ~ McNulty Henri H. Hickman
Jones " La Faro wilbur f,renore
Enst River Savings Institution Woin Frederic
X. Couler'. jr.
Walker vs. Rcctors. e'c Trinitg Church William NJ
Ioet
American Savings Bank Ryan George = smith
Isalco,k PRINTING Press Manufacturing Company
Great northern Gr-uranc- COMPANY William II.
Common I1-as
~ I,ookstaver. J.
Matter - pelan"r .Iolo Nnrd
Matter d Friedman Iorls Hashr,uck
Ma, Williams - cnsrsl-J John Ylri
McWali'rg Hamilton Charles 4 fInk
Superior Court
-, pusro. J.
Poisiein va Glan'sr'iL Prank Schhci.~r
RECEIN FRS APPOINTED.
Slprcue court
Stoyer. J.
wcst Eni Cooperative building md Loan Association
Ior"nzo Miou Iouii Ilnun"mant
Matter - catholic Publication Society Company VIII
People, Bank " william Adams William Gold
charles T Harbcck Clarence VI Hot'e-Hcnry A
Himmelrrann.
Common Pleas
Hooks'nver. J
Alexander white Charles \. siimnn Louis Han
William + Kelbcr vs. julia Czincr-Iou. ITanncmnnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
STRIKER SENT 10 JAIL

Prescott Ariz. July sl.-John Murphy Al ,,
tic and Pacific striker. has been -, A,
sixty days in Jail for contempt OF 'oI'' :, ~
tempting to prevent men from "orNnS ,sy q
company's shops a; Winslow. T. -, a. nr ssrfns'
ex-coniuctor, and John Lyons a Io,HHx,y las. /;
OF the road had the alternative OF 49, ana =
jail or giving 500 bond 10 keep me enplGs
fran from Interfering with the p'eS'"'
h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
STATE CARE or THE INSANE

Albany. July Sl.-Judge Mayham to-day granted
an alternative writ of mandamus compelling
NewYork city TO pay about 100000 as Its share OF
the tax for the State Of the insane Deputy
Attorney-G General Hogan appeared for the State
and James NJ. Ward for New York City. The al
Tentative writ will be argued In october.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
yrSrICE WILLIAMS TBHhA''

watertown n. Y. July 81 Cspeelap,-S~a IA, ben
signed by John Martin and dsted al ', the gus
received here II contains threats :, WilsnA
OF T to Ss tha rm taken by
IN ing TIN the trials Of Shea o sas aSa Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01

His second was upon the first book or virgil. NJ
Sarah Tyson Rorer delivered her last iIus.in -
lecture on cooking in Chautauqua Han az a.
and described to her audience the prlnClples III,
yolved in pastry baking The annual KINDER sil az
exhibition and cert took place TINS s.e,i a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01

Nantucket. Mass. July Sat an entertainment
given at the Springfield House last night for the
benefit OF the Unitarian Church OF this place one
OF the attractions representation OF dime
museum freaks grouped the lower piazza As
the crowd thronged about the spot the piazza sud
people TO the ground. ten feet below. one woman
had both anklss dIsocated. No else serl-
ousy injured though many received bruises and
cuts, and every one badly shaken up. Among
those on the piazza was Elijah Morse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01

THE STABLE Will NOT BE BUTLT THEME
The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday re-
scnded former resolution putting stable for the
STRENGTHENING Department West Ninetieth-st
THIS action taken account OF the protest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
THE PLooR or THE PIAzzA GAVE WAY.

This ended the for the Government and
was adjourned 10 September.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

southmayd, TeS.--Your correspondent
interviewed the following citizens Of
this place in regard TO their political
Nicws and preferences,
Judge j. II Woods judge OF Grayson
county, says he is for Horace Chiffon
for United States senator and Charles
Culberson for governor. Thinks Reagan
ana Clark are making uncallod-for at
lacks ON one another at this time, when
Democrats should stand shoulder 10
shoulder IN harmony.
w Il, Kendall. tHrmer--''My prefer
ences are Reagan Tor governor Chit
toa Tor United States senator. Grover
cleveland has split the Democratic
pa ty by vetoinr the silver bill"
j, w, Wcntzel, "Culberson
for governor aud Chiffon for United
States senator, The harmony meeting
"a pallns got the two factions VI the
party together. Now let as stay 90
gvthcr. II Reagan ana Clark want to
quarrel, Just Yet them 20"
j. McElray, merchant For chiffon
for United States senator and Culbcr-
son for governor Think Reagan ~ one
OF the most steadfnst Democrats Texas
ever Ind, hut think he has been u 1T
tie indiscreet In his attack on CLARK al
this time DO not regard George Clark
| as Democrat steadfaat and true. like
Reagan. crane for attorney general
ana "A Western lruu FOR president"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Cookville, Tex. May li--our town is
solid Democratic though our precinct
IL largely Populist. our town Is solid
Tor free coinage OF silver. for American
products for the abolishing OF the ma
tional banks and for the repeal OF
the 10 per cent imposed on state banks,
and for state issue, The majority Ia.
yur Hon, Horace Chiffon for United
Stines senator The Reagan aud Clark
discussion is not mentioned. The Dem
ocracy seema well satisfied on the
harmony agreement between the Hogg
and Clark elements The Democrats
are conceded to Charles culberson. or
at least a large majority or 10 John
IL. Reagan. should he offer. The race
VIII be close between Hon. John Gram
ford and John Shepard for congress In
our precinct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

limited coinage of silver on "A parity
with other money Have formed no
preiefenct for senator. Am for John II.
reagan Tor governor. | see an honest
snoIt Tor harmony. but fear It will be
i'vieisss. Look for a hot campaign"
A. Turns, prominent farmer-"T
nin hot strictly in accord with the pres
' sne salninisuation. except that APP
prove OF the tarif bill. | favor free
nnd unlimited coinage OF silver. and II
we must have paper money let us have
II based ON coin. | am for Chiffon for
senator, and among those who have
announced and the light now before
me- iaNor John H. Reagan for gov
ernor. ] do not think the Dallas har-
mony proceedings will amount to any
thing My preference for Reagan nat
urally expresses my opinion OF the
Clark-Re;sgan controversy"
lr. a. W. Carnes--'I am suuarely In
line with the national administration,
Ihink that Cleveland is standing fiat
footed on the Chicago platform, and
peheNe that the Democracy and the
country VIII see the wisdom OF his
acts before his term OF Office expires.
lie VIII 20 down In history as one Of the
greatest presidents this country has
ever had. J am opposed to natism.
either IN silver or paper money. but am
in favor OF silver to the extent Of the
for governor and any good adminlstrn-
tion man FOR United States senator,
with Seth shepard for my first choice.
! indorse The action of the harmony
meeting ana believe we could have gone
To battle with the enemy this fan with
an unbroken front " II had not been
for judge Reagan consider that his
dotage Is lary ~ responsible for his
acts Just give him a little more rope.
however and the Little Giant Will
wind him ny. and we win hear no more
CT Reagan"
sam Ayres, merchpnt-"Think the
national administration an absolute
failure, Have no preference for any
who has announced for the senate.
Would favor Jake Hodges. I am for
John II. Reagan for governor n he Will
run Independent OF the Democratic or
goni2aton, | stand squarely on the
state Democratic pintform AS To silver.
Caut c. H. Bussey. merchant--"f
consider the national administration n
grent disappointment particularly In
so far as the action Of the senate Is
concerned, ] am for Chiffon Tor sena-
tor. Am strictly a Reagan man. 7
thirk harmony In the Democratic ranks
thing of the past. / take my own sec
ron MS an index by which I bRse my
conclusions"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

untchins, Tex. May l7.-Your re-
porter interviewed the following prom
,nent Democrats in this vicinity, who
exnress themselves as follows;
= q Bledsoe. a retired merchant
..1 vould lndorse every action of the
natIonal administration II they would
onlv give us tariff that would be
worth something TO the peoplSs. ~
nose the free and unlimited eoihase VI
v,,.,, am for any man Tor senator
s,,hn Is in line with the present admin
,n,,,ion am for Cochran for gov
n,.,,nr consider the Dallas harmony
nroceedings a success. with rev eheeP-
Hons Think Clark downed heaeaii ~
every proposition fui''
campaign. ,,..,,,--..f can
i 80 tba national administration almost
= fsllure. with few redeemins ieStuies-
am for Horace chiffon ior se'a, ~
ana John H. Reagan for governor, ~ ~
ror free and unlimited colhase ~ 81.
~ Consider the Dallas harmony
,,,accediugs a failure. Can see no more
s,.,,,onx now than before. Ny juds-
Ia. -, a IA sympathies are with Reagan
Il, the CLARK Reagan cohttOFsIe'
nredict the hottest campaign the s'a's
has ever known. ~ ,nt=,.
= ~ collins, freight agent lnltiN
~. national administration all rlshl'
~ ,,ioen time. considering the Demo-
=. n,ass came into power A. a critical uine'
ana ANY errors made by them the pup-
~ ~ - TOO prone 10 lay 10 the Democratic
DEMONSTRATION Think Cleveland hAs
I been q good president. WITH plenty ~
i,s.t,hnne 4 am for Giddlngs Tor sen
! 80 49,, c,shrau fret choice and I-anhan
sas,,,S choice Tor governor. Think me
harmony meeting a success Win ~
HNcentions. and those exceptions nppis
~ those who went there with the N
\ ,ention OF defeating harmony Lhink
| CLARK got decidedly the best OF NV
1 sst,',i- and Reagan controversy,
u n Johnson. n. D.--I consider bis
nafionni administration only portilti
s,,s,,ess but think. Considering ~
sreat opposition. they are dsinx me
best they can. / am for free and IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

Bella Tex. MAY t7.--People In this
vicinity are not much cnthuaed on
state politics and there ia very little
discussion of men who are running
for state offices, as the people
think an OF them IRE good
men, and that there Nv no gren. choice
between them, iIowev,. the HOSE
Democrats" are not aatlsiicd with Cul-
berson's utterances on the silver quca-
ton, although he has bern tho favor
~ for governor. Hon, \ " Reagan
H. u great favorite with Democrats or
ihls place. Below are opinions from "a
few OF our oltzenpl
J. G, Witcher, farmer and chairman
Bells precinct; Is fur Culherlpn for
Cove rnor and Chiffon FOR the aenAte
Would be for RcaEon N he came out.
The hnrmons agreement wHE aatisfac-
tory to him
W. $. RoddN merchants For Culher-
sen or Reagan for governor and chm
ton for senator Wants the platform
plain In favor OF silver.
Y, b. Jernagin. merchant IL for Rcu-
gan for governor ana Chiffon Cor the
senate an the time. Wants q free sill
Yer platform ana don't think tho hni'-
ne ny agreement amounts 10 much.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

mass OF the people Ia refusing to sign
the much ta llSed-of silver h'll. our
scarcity of money Is not due to the
volume OF money IN circulation, but
TO the fact that most of our nipple
merits. clothing. etc. are manufactured
elsewhere and. as We consume about
as much as we raise. hence there 10
not much money lcf, after years
supplies are paid for ] believe the
government should coin every silver
dollar IL can keep un a parity with
gold. I do not cs.re to express myself
on the race for governor. though Mr..
John II. Cochran ami were school
mates. and believe you may say l
am for HIM Mr. Chiffon. ! think,
would make good senator The har-
muny convention's action ! indorse,
aud think every Dcmoo1at who teels
an interest for the success of the party
should abide by Il.
II. h. Jarvis, merchant; am hardly
prepared TO give my opinion upon the
silver question. I don't know Which ~
right. Mr.. Lanham Is my choice FOR
governor. because h0 Is experienced.
MIR. Chiffon would make good sen-
atOr.
r. j Foster. ST.. farmer; l indorse
MIR, Clevelands administration. l think
his financial policy is good and with
his opportunity Of finding out the real
facts In the care he Is better qualified
q know than any one else think
the government should coin every sill
Yer dollar It can keep ON u parity with
gold. Free coinage OF silver can only
successfully he accomplished by inter
nrtionul laws Mr. Lanham Is my
choice for governor. because he has
had Legislative experience to knew
what Is ncedad. Mt Culhersnn is n
good man. bur he II too young, The
harmony meeting was all right and
judge Reagan has dane very wrong
In doing Ms he has done,
have been unable To secure an
expression from many farmers but.
while a variety OF opinions prevail as
to financial matters, the majority OF
the people IN the county favor free
c)iuage Of silver. The sentiment Is not
so outsnoken FOR governor aud other
| state matters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

The prettiest Of the new prayer books
are of white morocco bound IN silver.
silver vinaigrettea with cnamoiod
panels are among things new and
pretty.
Toy teapots. ewcrs and basins OF Sill
yer are introduced a. presents for
children.
Portraits IN fomogss enamel yer IN
silver frames make the heads OF Paper
cutters
silver standards for fruit knives
come Ia nov shapes. The knife blades
are IA silvcr gilt
vi-h the exception 81 the new table
ware IN silver gilt, there seem 10 be
Few changes IN silver
paper knives n mother ~ pearl. with
handIcs NJ silver wire uniting IN pretty
forms. are new
The new rponges for the ilbrary ARE
Iuxuiiously incased 10 repouspe SILVER
and set In embossed trays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

-usVs Tex. May 14.-Your corre-
1sA' has sounded several citizens
Nslr choice for governor and sena-
r,'h he following result;
= Hair, editor Democrat: Pre-
sesiesrson or Reagan for governor.
y. ior senator Thinks Reagan
Il pSNtik IN his true light.
- Slark, farmer; Prefers Cul
~ ~ ~ governor; Chiffon for United
In ~ ,al9r Thinks Reagan shows
31,,se. feiton, farmer: Culberson for
|stor Shliton for United States
~ ~ Moss. merchant: Prefer Ian
Il w ssnoice for senator.
ii. WORD, farmer: Prefers Nu-
{asd ~ .s United States senator
II 49, POPULAR vote OF the people.
~. cai saloon. Culberson for gov
i'on Tor United States sena-
Ethss .Llndeman, merchant: Prefers
W soNernor; Chiffon for sena-
ao' read clarK's reply to Rea-
|rlt. NneAnan. merchant: For gov
q n.sssh,; Tor United senator. Cy-
Page q, wants free and unlimited
f.seis silver; says Clark'S reply 10
~ NOT worth reading.
N nis,. eshrook. mayor: For gov
9 l'anham for senator. Chill
r. x; smith. druggist: Choice. Rsa.
liis ~. eefnvfs Chiffon for United
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

while Everything viii come around
all right after a while.
n b Huntley merchant. Dave Cul,
herson suits me for the senate and
John IL. Reagan FOR governor. Believe
IN free silver and lots Of money.
don't think the harmony meeting was
worth cent. II the clark elemen'
can't get their man In then away Will
30 harmony and the same way with
Hogg people.
l.. Floyd. merchant. Am for Dave
Culberson FOR the senate II he wants
II. Next choice Is Chiffon. if Johl
IL, Reagan makes the race FOR gov
crnor he VIII get my vote. In my opin
ion II the politicians would let the pea.
pie alone they would settle ali party
questions tremendously, | think tariff
~ OF more Importance than the silver
question
Dan Dudley merchant; Dave Cul
herson IL my man for senate. Charley
Tor governor MY opinion Of the har.
mony meeting Is that We were called to
gether 70 have harmony. hut that nv
one really meant what was sRid 7
am straight out FOR FREQ silver ana
more money.
X, 7. shelton, attorney-at-laws Am
for Dave Culherson for the senate and
CHIEF Justice Stayton for governor
Next 10 Judge StaNton | would prcfes
Ross,
indorse the administration on the
silver question una think Cleveland 10
the American Gladstone. rntify tn,
action OF the Dallas meeting and am
heartily In favor OF harmony M ont.
lined by that meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20

falvle, Tex, May l7.-Your CORE
|adsnt reports the following inter
|m per your request:
~ R. C. Phillips. farmer, is for
|llon for United States senator, Ian,
, Tor governor, and thinks that
IA should visit Arkansas for six or
~ months.
Il ! Stone, farmer, is for Lanham
foysfnOr. Chiffon for United States
flor That the Endorsement Of both
|U and Cleyeland's administration
\ AID aside and that all differences
n amicably settled forever.
n ballinger is for Chiffon for United
ri,s senator. Lanham or Reagan for
I'Snor, Has taken no interest In the
FAsan.Clark discussion.
o Rose For John II. Reagan for
|tfnor, for the reason that there IL
aogbt as to the position he occupies.
Il Vhlllon for United States senator.
n9t consider the harmony meeting
Dallas binding as to what should
II INTO the state platform, as they
M The Endorsement of both CleVe-
aud Hogg's administration.
Il Wilson, farmer: For Reagan for
|Niact, and the coinage Of all the
~ 81 American production.
n T Hanson, merchant: For Lam
ior governor, but would like to
ior Reagan II he comes out. Con-
r. that the harmony meeting put
Anngs on anyone. and did not know
NY dissatisfaction except George
Y and would like for the name to
Yelled with little q.
Lenlz and ]. NJ. Smith. farmers:
y II. Reagan for governor. and
,ise Of silver to the extent OF Amer
pfoducts.
y scott, merchant, regards the
neny meeting In good faith, and
80 Clark as a traitor to the agree
~ for governor, Ianham or Rea-
sha thinks that Reagan has done
u exposing Clark early In this
III feople's party in this part OF
'a county are considerably In the
T''aly and have nominated for jus
y NE peace W. L. Baggett, the
II 81 the Farmers alliance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20


The following Is an example or the
so.called Armenian rebellion. The
Handle Kurds fcll on Herfcv, an
an Armenian village, and nHsed that
tile beautiful daughter or the priest
be delivered to them. The girl. hear
Ing that the villagers really Intended
10 deliver her 10 them, IN order to get
rid Of their barbAritica. hid herself
aud at night succeeded In making her
way. with her brother. toward Rus
sian territory. When the kurds heard
Of this escape they followed them aud
overlook them In the mountains. The
brother and sister defended themselves
from blind a rock until they had fired
all their cartridges but two, The sig-
ter then threw herself into the arms Of
her brother aud begged him 20 shoot
her with one OF the cartridges. 80 thai
she might not fall into the hands Of
the Kurda, nor see the death OF her
brother. and that with the second he
should deliver himself also from the
hands OF the kurds. This was done.
The sister was Killed, but the brother
was taken. hair dead, and delivered
70 the Turkish authorities and IL now
in prison
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20
Inn POPULAR OPINIONS.
4, POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE
DAY.



rex.. May l2.-Wm. Bon
49, "a Grain dealer: regard "
u bay aiit - .tiou, h,,ns..i,
y isiy VI cue" ~ CIV"
/ x. fine possible In making cholco
.,aa,es especially for important
'na''1'. .,,,n,iv am not ready
~. consrdu''
IL 10 name my cnoiee ioi sei'"'o''
..,,or and congressman. approve
.n..r Hesitation recently on.
hs -" ~. a,,..,t., xoo,,
/ IA upon tne siiNe' t"'''''''
|, Mi to coin the seignlorage' ! think
/. r.valand gave additional evidence
.,.ass 4, vatnina that hin
D. s'ea'is ,.,,. a..
b. not PAID CLOSE "ttcn'ioll W 'i'e
|.u,,ion between Clark and Reagan.
.trsvs Ind n moor opinion OF
Nv ,a,tanaa az, caors,
Reagan anu "s,'"e''e' ''' ''eV4
Irk ghen he at the harmony meeting
! Dallas stated that HoEg was a pet
|, Dsnlocrat than himself q surteh'
n 4 eonyictions and principles must
u il disgust, no matter how much
Ia se expect TO accomplish by such
,lis consider the Dallas harmony
Isilng surrender or convictions and
thdples.
IL Il, Daley; FOR senator, Seth Shep.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-20


'u'o' rex our co'leSpohueHt IN
terNiewed the following parties ON state
and national igsuea.
W "A pi,l,c,, ,,,sr,,,a,,,. p,,., r,r.
''' N''",'''
person Tor the senate j II. Reagan
II an old timer: have known him almost
nftv wears He il hapest and cannbl,
-, ~ ,
""" II ne VIII i'cuepN II WIN pe P'e"svu
To cast iny vote for MIN FOR governor
Am not preparod to express my vlows
nn tho ,n,,o, n,,astlnn ann't mini,
va ''v uV"'S 'iu'''''"' "on .n'""
cleveland ~ DONG what ne thinks If
right although his Views may be-
,yrory
"a % c,.,,.,., ,..,.,,,.,,,. no,,.. c,,u.
- - N"'lls''' "'eicnH"'. '"N'
herson for the senate and Chas. COL.
berson for governor suits me Am w
favor OF free silver aud believe In
large amount OF circulating medium.
Believe In harmony--furgivinB and for
getting,
John Rowland. city marshal; Am for
Dave Culberson for the senate and
Of all candidates now IN the Held ]
prefer John "a Cochran for governor
] am straight out with Cleveland on the
money question and am against both
Hogg and Clark and for harmony
a. =. Brown, attorncy-at-l Dave
Culberson IL my man for the senate
any ehGiGq4 for gave.4or Cleveland IT,
a smarter man than / am and knows
more about the silver question than I
do. Am for harmony.
John u. Terrell farmer; Dave Cul'
berson Is my fuvorite for the senate
and Ross for governor. favor free
silver and more money and don't =
dorse the administration ON ~ fnun.
cial policy | am always FOR peace
and harmony
s. n. Housewright, farmer. Am not
politician and vote independent. Pre-
fer shepard for the senate and John
II Cochran for governor Am for free
silver and let's have lots OF money In
circulation. that's the reason times are
so hard and so mnny people out OF eru,
pioyment
DR. Cofry. Democratic committeeman:
Am for Ghilton for senate aud Chna
Culberson for governor. I don't In.
torge the Cleveland administration
on the financial question Am for free
coinage OF gold and silver. We have
taken the Clark men IN the fold onct
more and favor harmony
Cuiberson Tor the senate ana Charley
for governor suits mo. Am In favor OF
| limited coinage Of silver owing 10 the
way things are now II ~ hard for the
president to satisfy all elements,
| though he IL doing the best he can
II C;ullodge, merchant: Am for
| Chiffon for senate. Think he 81 worthy
and a good man for the place. Charley
| CuIberson "a the man for governor
| Am for Joe II Miller for Justice OF tr,
| peace. Free silver and harmony
l. w Sandifer. farmer. Horace Chill
| ton is my choice FOR senate and Charley
| Culberson lor governor l am for free
| silver aud don't indorsc Cleveand'f
| money policy I want harmony ana
the Democratic party to work together