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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
SULPHUR SPRINGS

sulphur Springs, Nov. S.-CyclOne Da-
Wis admits his defeat and comedies the
election of d. Il. Culberson.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
HOUSTON.

Houston, Nov. 9-This, Harris county,
gives Culberson 4543, Nugent 1909,
Schmitz 313, Makemson 11G4. For con-
gress, X. G. Hutchinson Dem) 5153, j.
j. Burroughs Pop.) 1888, i. E. Dunn
ReD) 32S.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
Governor Waite Remarks.

Denver, Nov S.-Gvvtr.or Waite
has written the following letter to
II. G. Clark, chairman of the Populist
$ ate committee: II am informed that
YOU feel badly over the result. OF
course a great deal of fault is found,
dnd now everybody knew that The
lat COW would eat up tile erudstUne
| would tie sinful, indeed, ii there had
been no fault found IN the mat age
ment, tut am pc snadec that noth~
ing could have changed the result.
We may RS well accept our defeat
uhilosophically. We have lost this
tight. but our cause is just, and there-
fore immortal In an especial manner
| wish 20 impress upon you my entire
co' tidrncs IL your integrity The
'tars and their courses have gone
against u9, but freedoms battle, be-
queathed from sire to CON. often lost,
Is ever WODD
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15

For a pain in the side or chest there is
nothing so good as n piece of flannel dam
pened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on over the seat of pain.It af
fords prompt and permanent relief, and
if used in time will often prevent q cold
from resulting in pneumonia. This same
treatment is a sure cure for lame back.
For salby ]. j. Tobin, Druggist.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
PARIS.
HASKELL.

Paris, Tex, Nov. 9-Later and revised
plurality to be 1900 '''
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15

Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guarantee. Il
cures incipient consumption. 1t is the
best cough cure. Only one cent dose.
25c, SOC and $1.00. For sale by j. A. De
Gaugh, druggist, Austin, Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15

Haskell, Tex, Nov. Ex-Governor: Cul-
person, go; Nugent, 70. Congressman:
SSockrell, 125; Dean, 119; Giliiland, e.,
Senators: Gage Dem.), 234; BRYANT
(Pop), 46. Representatives: Beall
mIJem), 232; Caudell Pop.), 50. Judge
5ddhnlrty,tifth judicial district Hammer,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
AIINEOIA

here gives WurzbachW Dem) 1925;
Nroeger Qnd.) 2159.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15

II. ", Kinsiey, lns iamone caterer
II Chicago, wtlIes: am exceeding
" pleased win DR.. Puc-'s Baking
p WIDER. | have used it tor several
years past with great sAtiefaction.r
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15
GONZALES

gives Crowley (Dem) 1902, Mcbride
Pop.) 209S, Rosenthal Rep) 391.
GILMER.
Gilmer Nov. Sc. A. Culherson car
ried Upshur equity by % over Nugent.
ator: Stafford's majority, 103. Repre-
sentatives B. D. Bass majority, 1902.
All Democrats.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-15

No better mode for the settlement Of
contests between capital and labor has
been yet devised or tried than arbitra-
ton, and arbitration as n mode Of settling
difficulties between capital and labor
must necessarily be applied in the course
of the receiyership, and arbitration in
its best and most effective form. The
courts, by appointing receivers, constitute
itself not only an employer of labor, but
the arbitrator of all disputes between it
and receivers, who may justly be regarded
as representatives of capital. 1t occupies
the dual capacity of employer and arbitra-
tor naturally and inevitably. 1t is an ar
bitrator whose wisdom and impartiality
or certainly should be, and must be as
sumed to be beyond suspicion. 1t is an
arbitrator with whom parties have reason
to be satisfied, both as to character and
ability to make and award effectively
and might well be expected to furnish
should circumstances permit or require,
a conspicuous object lesson illustrative
of the yirture of the arbitration principle.
"Tn short. the question being that a
business policy requires the court to APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Rev. c. V. Patterson. his assistant the Kew
David E. Post and their allies in the controversy
over the possession of the Central PARK Baptist
Church in East Eightythird-st. VIII nave 10 wait
for final adjudication Of the contest in the courts
A decision was handed down yesterday by Judge
Crdersleeve. Of the Superior Court. preventing the
election OF trustees or holding any religious ser
vices in the church pending the trial OF the in
junction suit.
The General Term of the Supreme Court handed
down a decision yesterday affirming Justice Bar
rett's decision in dismissing the suit brought Dy
Mics NJ O'Bren ard James G. Cannon as re
ceyers OF the Madison Square Bank against X. -
McDonald and the Fort Wayne Electric Llgnt com.
pany to recover $4,000 due on three promissory
notes. :, ,,.z ho,,a Nv
action pending In the Supreme Court 70 recover
from James NJ. Waterbury G. Weaver lNper , aiiv
Matthew Griffin a ba.ance OF Sloo4 90 Whlcl .i,t
aIere is due from transactions in the purchase oI
stock Of the National Cordage Company ior ur'i'"
in April. 1898 -. .h UeI,ing
Manufacturing Company was filed YESTERDAY III ,I.e
County Clerks Office The business OF me CTn-
pany is 10 be the manufacture OF iNoT0!c aiu Otei
goods The capital stock is $1,000. The ncorp0r CORPORA
tors are William NJ yelling. CEar!es Is hlhei'
John Freeman Baker and l. c. Wel-ing
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THE COURTS
rAxEs AMOUNTING TO 100000 DUE.

Annrcation was made to Judge Iacombe in the
United States District Court yesterday for an IN
junction TO restrain the city OF Brooklyn from
dsposing of certain property belonging to the hers
OF Edwin C. Litchfeld. This property was pough'
in 1860. and Prospect Park now covers some oi enc
.ract which belonged to it originally other parts
of II border on Gowanus Cana! and Gowanus bay'
The taxes IL Is alleged have never been pald, anu
with Interest now amount 10 NWN.WO or more.
Streets were opened through the property; ana II
was in consequence assessed The city or Brooklyn
advertised the property for sale Last January the
heirs got an order restraining the sale until an
argument against 1t could be made me aeie io
ants a,ege tina: when the taxes were que tlV,Y
sold some of the property and 10 give a clear title
to 1t had pay taxes to the amount OF $780," oo-
been paid IN 1850 the Legature passed Sai Jaw pnd ier
The act thev made tender to the register OF one,
fftb OF the taxes on twenty parcels Of land ana
it was refused. The city denies that such 'ei"e'
was made.
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GUNNER Resort gui6r.
G0IEG TO the C0UNTRYp
Looking for some place which comoihes
Health Pleasure. Economy

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TO DETELOP THE SOTrH.

Baltimore. May lS-It Is reported that power
full association has been organized by leading capi-
talists. bankers and railroad officers. under the
name Southern immigration. Land and Title COM
pany. the purpose OF which Is TO co,onize and de-
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Enumeration and investment to the south. Inc
scope and plans of the company are on the proaoes.
European countries the widest and most 1nnnentla1
Connections The main office Will be i: Baltimore,
with agencies and branches in important centres IN
,rhis country in Canada and Great Britain. and on
- he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
yHro1oe1cA1 SCHOOLS COMMENCEMENT

Il
New-Brunswick n j., May IS (Speca0.-Ihe llV'h
commencement Of the Theological Seminary OF the
Reformed Church in America was held in the FIRST
Reformed Church of New-Brunswick last night
There were fourteen graduates-D. L. Betten ID -
Hasbrouck Abram Duryee, J. S Hogan H. D.
Hogan A. W. Hopper, c. l.. Palmer j. H. raven
III B. Roberts. f. o. Chickerins, Henry !ockWoou'
a p Nabon. e V V. Searle and w. V. d. Strong.
The commencement exercises included addresses by
these members Of the graduating class: - l. Bet
ten. on Personality in Religion; A. F. Maoon' On
"The Silent Influence Of the Church; ana j.. n.
Raven, on The Right OF Private judgment: me
address on behalf Of the Board OF Superh'ehaeh'S
was made by the Rev. c. l. Wells. ,.,.u
The annual meeting Of the Alumni Assocla1 lqn
of the seminary held Yesterday afternoon. me
Svke on preaching and Prophesying Oflcers
for the coming year were elected as foLoWs: frg H
j B Rrokaw; corresponding secretary the ,r nsS
iIrer the Rev. Dr. J. LIE Fevre: orator pfinafrlus
W. s. Cramer; orator secondus, y. D. B. Muiford
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Customs Inspector Timothy Donohue yesterday
seized from passenger on the steamship Columbia
two gold watches and large number of diamond
bracelets and diamond rings. The passenger gave
his name as Bruno Leitert. of Chicago lie Sald
he represented a Chicago jewery house, and that
ne had no intention Of smuggling the seized ar
declare them He will be examined before Com
missioner Shields this morning.
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ADIRONDACKS
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Fer Young Ladies.-Country.
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r. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 81 West 5G,h-s'
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1nefrurtion.
For Boys and Young Men


ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
Sir: You were very kind to give so much space " ''
Packard Commencement this morning, ana kho" Sou
readers Will thank indeed that such
excellent matter attanable. and you do wen 10 D. "
the alert for It, Compare that column win or"i'''
newsnaper readnc-with other column IN To-Day
Tribune for that matter-Gnd toll me honestly what you
,h, ~ course IL isn't quite up my daily contriAu-
tons nj the head Of Communicating is-out VIII De
read mind you and appreciated. And now, Wish you
would say 20 your friends that the lists for the coming
year AT Paokards o9cn and tHore ~ no "''e' us
TO get on than now. don't speak for the sclool mat
Will take care itscf Bat when anxious people are
turned down for they are sure to be next
fall don't want anybody to say that he had not fair
notice.
,,,, ,ossitv write YOU again In DAY two. but
for the present discontinue my daily contributions
There are other matters claim my attention trust
YOU may have pleasant summer and that you VIII IN
srct your representative give my old place when
oe,in GET my pen in hand" Ever sincerely yours
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