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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
SENAIE'S TRIBUTE.
The Funeral Of Senator COL
quit Held.
MANY NOTED pERsoNlsEs
Listen to the Eloquence of
the Chaplain.
The Interment to Occur in Macon,
Ca To-Day-Bn Introduced
to Reduce the Salaries
of omcials.

BY Associp oeress.
W., washin' Stal.aas iss s1,-guneral ser
quit drew e q H.ahce ar toaoy
a very distlnrashesS soy President
Cleveland was not presen, at all the
members OF his cabinet except secre-
tary Lamont we're there. Gen. scho-
field represented the army. and Chief
Justice Fuller and Associate Justices
Harlan, Gray, Brewer, Brown, shiras
end white OF the United States su-
preme court occupied seats Immediately
behind those Of the cabinet members,
and back OF them were members OF the
diplomatic corps. including the Chinese.
Japanese. coIeau and Hawaiian min
listers and representatives. of the Eng
lish, German. French and other lega-
lions. The family OF the late senator
and their immediate friends occupied
seats on the left Of the vlee-presldent
and fronting him, while the honorary
pail bearers, consisting OF the com
mittees Of the two houses OF con-
Rress appointed to accompany the re-
II aims to Georgia, formed a semi-circle
about the vice-president The casket,
which was plain black with silver
handles. was placed directly in front
OF the vice presidents desk and upon
It were two beautiful boquets, Senate
Chaplain AL'burn conducted the cere-
monies. and was assisted by Chaplain
Bagley of the house. Speaker Crisp
occupied n seat beside the vice-preai-
dent.
The blind preacher was peculiarly
Impressive in his rendering Of the ser
vice for the dead, In his address h'
dwelt particularly on the virtues of thu
home life of the distinguished senator
rather than on his political achieve
ments; on the moral courage WIZ
which he steadfastly performed al
the duties OF a Christian. rather thai
on the physical courage which ne ha'
shown SO often I'm the battles OF tw'
wars: ON the simplicity and gentlenes
of his daily life rather than on tn
honors which he had achieved.
At tie conclusion OF the ceremonies
the casket was taken up by eigh
capitol policemen, anu pI'NtNeu w
/ the committees Of the senate an'
| house appointed to accompany the re
mains, was borne through the soutl
/ door Of the chamber.
The family, consisting OF the widow
five daughters. the son and the prlVht
secretary OF the dead statesman, tol
lowed, and the Justices of the suprem
court, members OF the cabinet III
diplomatic corps and the representa-
tives filed out in the order OF prece
dence.
When the chamber had been empue
of All save the senators ana oihceri
senator Harris Of Tennessee, after cor
sultation with the vice-preslo.n
moved that the senate adjourn az VS.
a. m. This was agreed 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
WHAT WILL mE Dot
cIeveIand's Action About the seiEn-
forage in Donbt.

By Associated Press,
washington. March eT.-seven OF the
ten days allowed by the constitution
for the consideration by the executive
OF a bin have passed since the sciEn-
forage bill was laid before President
Cleveland and sun there has been no
action upon the measure, II has been
assumed in certain quarters that the
president had made up his mind yea
terday what disposition he should
make OF the bill ana would today an
nounce his decision to his cabinet. II
he did 80 the fact cannot be learned
and indeed two members Of the cabinet
after the meeting. which was shorter
than usual, stated that they were even
then ignorant OF the presidents inten-
ton Senator Ransom and Represen-
tativc Henderson OF North Carolina
Representative Tracey Of New York
and Representative kilgore Of rexns
called at the White House before the
cabinet met, but were unable to see
the president. The Texas CO ngressman
Il one Of the hopeful silver men and
still believes that the president Will
sign the bill or allow Il to become a
law without his signature. Al talk OF
diseenslon in the cabinet over this bill
has practically ceased for u has been
made clear that throughout the pen
dency Of the bill AZ the white House
the president has shown the greatest
consideration for the opinions Of his
constituents and advisers. and thu
pleasant cordial relations that prevail
between them are absolute proof OF
lack Of foundation Tor tax OF reslgna-
tons by members Of the cabinet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Lieutenant Lyman 60 he Trie.. upon
Two Charges.

by Associated Press
Washington, March 27=-Thc order for
court marital In the case Of Charles
Lyman or the Nearsarge Is based upon
two charges. The first is neglect OF
duty ana the Specifications arc thar tho
lieutenant failed to personally take
an observation for longitude on the
day OF the wreck and thereby neglected
TO obtain the local deviation o. tho
compass OF the vessel ON the first and
second days OF February last. The
second charge ~ culpahle inenlcleney
IN the performance Of duty, ana the
specification w that Lieutenant ly-
man as a navigator, knowing mat M
sunset the vessel had nearly RIM her
estimated distance from the o'clock
p. m, meridian position plated by him,
10 the position OF Roneador bank, and
knowing the diftculty ~ sighting tho
bank az safe distance after dark
ness. under existing conditions, failed
TO advise his commanding object and
us Il was clearly his duty tn do. 70 lay
safe course TO the norihward before
continuing IN westerly course, In
consequence OF which tho kcnUarge
was run on the bank,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

BY Associated Press.
washington, March 27.-This was an
other day without progress over the
Joy-o'Neili contested election ease,
owing to the absence OF quorum OF
democratic mompers, and at the close
OF the proceedings the house
was as far from n conclusion
rs when the deadlock FIRST be
San. Roll calls followed one an
sss,ar with rapid succession, but while
mere we're known TO be $50 members on
the floor. tile nearest the majerity 49,
came ~ a quorum WAS liz. less man
y n,,orum. Late In the afternoon me
Democratic leaders hold a consultation
and he result was that the committee
nn miles was directed 70 come 70 me
assistance OF the house ana AZ .9mo NJ, /,
nSrning special rule VIII be hronEn n,
ilDi e ,i's not only the Joy-o'Neill
nase but probably the Hlborn-hn5,f-
iish case from Third California as
A. ko7 an attempt 10 get a quornm
tsned and the house adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
4 rool.lsl MoNnMnNr.
senator rcncr rhink- Cove, a. Act
inn very ci,udtshiy.

-" f''f NfffRf~''fft
by Associated rrese
Washington Match ~. ITS fool
inln childish remarked senator pcnoi
today Whom asked about coxoy's army
~ haV advised against Il from tho
mat he continued and have written
letters and In speeches pointed out
thut no uhlect could be attained by
amy Nch hUp-haaelti movement ha
this, u " ne spontaneous upriaihs
and organization. like the FarnetH'
Alliance coNcy n q horae traitor q
hufse racer ANA a lmmhlct lp start
with ana q 70 mol picsnmcd tl,at no
could bring about him HE ntcn Who
such movements III is an orfani,ai-
Hon, hut fhcer b. nothing M this move
mcut that cnmmcnhs ITSELF TO the
Judgment 80 those vho desire to stand
az and Aght Cor men aud wpmcu,
rhlu army iF of courAc, one OF peace.
ami / do not anticipate tlMt II Will
CAUSE ANY trouble but tho authorities
cannot but nvpalc TO ace ihat no
breaches 81 pence ARE committed.
alN m0i,ipK Nocunenu, even ~ g
penrthAie way. 10 se0uir what ,hcY
Wish. 40 soon aH fherc H. u
shuw nf force there viii be men TO say
stand asiapF move one lust ns thvre
Muuld no lf any rctNNuH Nhouid o.
tempt 10 iutcifrrp with ans public
moVcnont This doe1 not hnlong Ia
you, hut iD iho public they would I'D
! told. and ANS pttempi to- inirriera
With tho ORDERLY worslngn VI tho puhlic
! would he snt aside Coycy Henl nut ms
rircuarn aud secured some uotoriciN
lie got replies tnm people WIN Thought
sc Wotgld bc d inlly trlp oh yes
they said We VIII SON NNn, Wen 50
| down thcio and matte those Follows
come to time aud nli thar sort ~
! ulnr iiiit they were not repleH from
mon Who HiVe Rtnhlty 10 u move
nent against wrOnfs 30 not thnf
/ haNp Ind auch d hpurty laugh iol
| months ns I dh when ! tond iu M
/ Atspclhtrd l'rofn dispatches today TINT
Tho army would htnp pt Camp PfgHcr
! leHt night | couldn't hollerr ihnt
| WAS 10 hr 40 hnnurtd, o. ! have DIS
cnurarod the movement from thu hrHi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
THE UNEMPLOYED.
Governor ], s, Hogg's VIC
orous Language.
-.-------
RANGERS ARE WITHDRAWN,
They Must Not Protect Rail-
road Property,
Unless Danger OF Ita Destruction
Erists-rhe Coxcy Army Re.
crui,s from AN over
the country.


Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex, March 2I,-The question
OF Governor Hoges action in the
tramp Question was geucnlly die,
oussed on the streets today Quite a
number We're OF the opinion that Cow
otuor Hogs was taking the stand he
aid In his interview on tho grounds
that he was catering 10 the wording
mans vote and would be candidate
for president on the next turn OF the
box. There were othera. however who
stood pat and backed the governor
up Ia all that ho said. A Gazette re-
porter called on the governor this
afternoon and asked him IN reference
to tho presence Of the rangers at Fin-
lny ana what their Intentions were,
The governor answered.
'rhe rangers are there solely FOR tho
purpose OF preserving order and will
take no purt whntaocyer IN the pros
ceedings on either side have IN
suucted them TO arrest and detain uu-
al tho law can take charge Of any per-
son or persons who destroy property
or he I heard rumorH this morning
to tho erect That the rangers were
taking tho railroads part In this mat.
ter and wired 10 lind out about it.
Here IL the answer that ! have re-
ceiyed since dinner
"sierra nlaneh. rcx. March "a
Governor y $ ilocE Austin, TcNi
am not serving tho railway Company
gunany uortunr "a awltph WHH dts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

sperial Dispatch
Van Horn Tex March qT--About
twenty dorortcrs from me ranks Of tho
Industrial army haye papsed through
thla place rhoy report mat not less
uimi 200 mOmbem have DESCRIBED tho
main body on account Of the extreme
acargit, ~ provisions hnd have acnt-
tered out along both railroads IN search
of food THE hrAdulmuptH ave tHmnQs
rariiy iocatoa Hf Sierra illRnrn, thirty
miles west Of here where about 900
hrr Ia camp ana nlmnH pn me point
~ starvation Their sole supply 81 fe-
tinua mnre rrhchlng that place has
hrun a beef nnd o few loaves ~ brcnl.
Tho people ~ THIS Village ARE expecting
tho army's hfrlfai ni nny time, and
ARE prepared go rive thVm warm rn'
rtniinn nravldod they attempt 90 ttks
food by force
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
rnn HOUSTON DnrosITonY.
II WIN he Transferred from one
Hank 10 Another.


special Dispatch,
washington, March 27--It turns out
TINT Hon. o. n. Holt and j. p. Nc
Ashon Of Houston. Tex, are not here
on a political mission as important as
senator-maklnE, They called on the
secretary OF the treasury today and
were introduced by Secretary Hoke
smith. They asked that tho United
states depository at Houston be trans
ferred from the Planters and Mechan-
ics' national bank TO the Texas ma
tionai bank, Of which McAshon In
cashier. This plan has been maturing
for some time, but seemed difficult 20
carry out from a distance. Represent
alive Hutchinson did not favor H. or
al least like TO take part Ia a contro-
vers,y between friends, 80 these gentle
nen came on and carried out the plan
themselves Their powerful backing
brought success AT once, and Secretary
carlisle promised that the changes
should be made. u Is not very I'm
portant depository, being only for the
receipt for the postoiice funds, but -
held TO be good advertising priv
negc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Rumors that He WIN deal with
Bchring sea Matters.


Special Dispatch.
washington, March GA leading
member of the senate committee on
foreign relations, who is also person
al friend of Rear Admiral WALKER,
discussing the mission Of the admiral
to the Pacific. said today that while nc
~ mo authority to speak for either
Aan,ral walker or the state depart
msnt he believed that his mission had
fs,. more TO do with the Behrins sea
question than with Hawaii a..
nNf fairs al Honolulu" he SAID are are
quiet at present, and y 90 s, HSs ,nlre
me- hut The Behrlng sea question Is
t bv no me means In satisfactory eo md
ton England f ' ID9o esesu lSl 1 ase
Ing slsps sor the control OF The sea
f gsberies and it begins 70 look a. u !.
maj country was preparing, 70 seIee.
t me spirit OF the International "s'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

money. but are comfortably clothed
The mon say th,N are mt ttamrs, but
worklns men HeeNuG employment.
Two Or the incn called On Mayor Hall
aud work. They gave thclr unmcs ~
g. W Primrose, "captain,r and G..
pfmcrcadu 'accrctaryn Ia tho party
aro workingincn OF every description.
nachinlsts, two competitors hook-
maker, one lorky iahorra fNiltrnd
men, cooks ana Waitcrs Tile rlilca and
rcgulAtloua of the band ate tha, the
members rcinHin IN camp; 40 herHing
Il allowed. The oltccta ser prlvncEAA
frciu the mayors oi cities through
which they pass TO solicit employment
and AID while In town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

By Associated Press,
washington. March 27.-Judse knapp
~ tho interstate commerce com
mission was before the senate commit,
w on Interstate commerce to-day a .,',
made a statement bearing upon me n'n
for the regulation q railroad pooills ,
NJ SAID that In most Irs,eys.
me bin is a good one, hut he mouths .,
mere should be an amendment Ao =. ~.
,.,rr Inc commission % fx rates ~ ne
lHlns wv .,a,,re Ne advanced the idca
iss. 5ailrosds could afroTd % 4, move 1...
XXI ,reisht Il an average q y cenA Pr -
mile .. ,nre and Ohio. and attorney
ne ,'a ~ ~ Richmond and panyiiis,
s sRS' we're present, .eok ,s ssss r. esi ~
this sle.-,s't ~. for runnlnH expenses
as MAJ. .nS mat il AID not take ls ,te Ri NJ.
oaly M ne original lnyestIcnt W ,a ll'
terest account. ne fsAA''S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
!, nLEorRIo DEVICE
"A, Passenger Cars Pronounced
A Success.

Al Passenger Cars Pronounced
4 A success.
.clated Press.
10 March 27.-rhe Chicago, Nil
\ and st. Paul railway tested to-
4 ,eg device for the electric light
railway cars. The machine,
\ 1 the invention OF William Bid
/ arcoklyn. was attched to a pri-
~ bearing a party OF railroad
a capitalists and run TO Mllwau-
y back with results that were
faory,
4 Machine is to be placed upon
N and is driven from one OF the
nd geared direct from the axle
I lrnamo at a ratio of to i, The
II IS one.horse power, and gives
.nt Of % volts and 40 amperes,
4 Z the features OF the invention
/ ,tctrical changing switch which
i ,ncally changes In the direction
In revei sed, so that in the back
1 royement Of the train the light
.
steady. The machine IL auto
4 hroughout. and the electricity
grnerated while the car is NOV
4 I rate Of less than 20 miles an
4 etiem of storage batteries pro-
'htf q steady continuation Of the
during stops OF the trains, and
I y the lamps for five hours after
In has stopped. The lamps dur
S,iliYs test gave steady, brilliant
N lat did not vary in Intensity
o. switching and stoppage OF
. as The device Is controlled by
ritan Railway Electric Light
wa Il is claimed by the com
81 the system can be operated
ie,ot to exceed that Of light
KID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Representative Bosn Of Min"~so'H
introduces Novel nit.

by Associated Prsas.
washington. March 27-Reprenenia-
tive Boon Of Minnesota today intro
duced blu for the reduction Of com
uensation OF persons In the govern
msnt service. The bill reeiies mat the
unlt value Of money is decrenslng aiu
shat uriSate wflscB are falunE WINE
nnhllc wages hre kept W 70 thrF 90
~, ste befng horne down BY 'thc IN
.as,,,etency dishonesty or cofrpuon OF
tbnas who control mr. affairs u our
.,l's,rnu,,.rt'' II provides that salaries
- $1,000 10 5000 De reduced - per
eent and those from 5000 70 ~ 0Vg oe
reduced ~ IL Per cent; AL above wv
900 reduced 20 per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

a Special Committee of Five 10 be
Appointed.

ny Associated Press
Washington, March 2'.-- Representative
Bostner IL satisfied that the Judiciary
committee win retain control Of the
Union Pacific Investigation and he Is
acting on that theory. Today he
moved In the judiciary committee that
sub .oommittee OF fye he apponted
by Chairman Culboraon 10 inveellgide
tile charges made against the Union
Pacific. The motion brought out AS
minated discussion among The fueni-
beers OF the committee. from witch II
was apparent that energouc melton
against the Pacific roads WAS expected
aud desired In view Of Representative
Rncys purpose 10 gei the subject re-
ferred TO the Pacific roads committee,
Mr.. BORtner'H proposition TOT a special
committee Of Ave went over a. Friday
next. Al that time Il IL probable the
special committee Will be appointed
With Mr. Bontner as chairman, tie la
SO heartily In favor ~ ngErthslNe nc.
ton Against the defaultlng ROADS thut
the Boatner committee promises 70 be
one Of the most interesting bodieh In
the house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
1gspN RAILROAD NOTES.
~ u interest TO Railroad Men.
A 4 Big Damage Suit.
\ W nsnatab


iBiE Damage Suit.
"A Dlspatch.
ra Tex. March 27-John Dean.
g agent OF the Missouri. Kan
~ Texas, was in the city this
~
iase OF Carlott VS.. Houston and
Central for $4,000 damages for
III Of John Carlott about year
being heard at Sherman today.
Inn Grimes. for Il number of
4 OPERATOR OF the wheel press at
sourl, Kansas and Texas shops,
i've April for Perry. Oklahoma,
.pge In business.
.fHeers Babb. Mays and Redman,
Nftman Buckley OF the Missouri.
T. and Texas, left this afternoon
.'nd court at Clehurne.
Issl Manager Purdy Of the Mis-
n Kansas and Texas, has issued
iunlRr No. 3. which places the
ttnent OF maintenance Of way,
aader the jurisdiction OF Chief
par Wilson to that OF the gen
lperintendent. The circular only
1 north OF Denlson.
'sief Mechanic McElvaney and
Hnrned from Missouri today.
- Agent Galbraith returned to-
BON Missouri.
lsafer Throcltmortun OF the Choc-
IlOal and Railway company was IN
M today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28


Special Dispatch
san Antonio, Tex March S.-The
United statoa Industrial army Of 200
men Of which Gen J.. O Eyre 50 the
commander. is moving on washington
very rapidly. Last accounts received
here by southern Pacific railway Of
ndials last night was that the entire
army Is nun camped nj flriny' ~
paso fearing that the army win turn
bnck and visit their city again, ~
trying 20 raise sufficient money to pay
for train with which % BRING the
army 20 San Antonio, and negotiations
arc now pending with the railway Of
neialn for securing the lowest poHaible
,a,e. for thcfn. The Routhurn Pacific
oniciata riats that they are perfectly
y'iilioc 10 haul them n their fares are
Dnid The Injunction prohibiting tho
mon from interfering With the move.
mont 81 trains u still % effect IN ~
Paao county -. 49,.
oaud az Cant, iiuchrn, who ~ guard
inr he railroad cpmpiny's property
"A Finiay. were wiihdrawn today UPON
fhe foliowinf teiegrapbic order from
'. sAasiin rex, March q. lsei.--cnpt.
ffn@hss Flniay. Tex ~ Whist nu-
ti,ority are sou 81 he eeryioe of me
soutiern Pacific company, guarding
tbelr trims at Finlay and preventing
th. removal u the starving men NJ
TINT point =,
lsYou arc hereby couimrn0en 80 -
naso your force from hliias. bna ,p
tnt.rf.ra IN no Innancr whatever uu'
w, ,.i,ter rl,je rraDft 10 rrnlf.
i'Nr JAMES 5. HoGl +"
cen. RYE Is again p3firriouaif MAS
t,. tle WIS ~ Del iuo yesterday
,Dt iaet night be- disappeared ron
~, piaee ana he has not YET beer
,f,nted All east bound fright irAlri
~ carefully Inspected % re- y ~ y
81 board. but a. yet be hAt nDf beer
dircorered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

10y ArHaeiated prnsa
Washington. March e7--hcuator
stewart rayp No docs not propose maxi
ing any response 10 cosey'n rcply 70
his letter saying that nc ~ cominR'
,notwlthatnndlnF the romonatranrc 4
regret" naid the nhnator 'fthut such
" tha fHct. The dnnger "a That coNey's
army, while II may not be large before
Il reaches Washington, may become ms
nucleus ~ gathering ~ hard char
aeterr from the large cities near wash.
ington. who viii be- 90 mueh IL Tho
majority ns IA give character % m
whole Organization. fear thu The
movement WIN result W much hard
shin aud suffering and J think Nc
C0ksy N on TIC wrong road 20 40
cnmpiiHh his Proposed purpose,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

ment and would use Canada for this
nufnoHc. have said 70 Admiral
Walker that u | occupied his position
as commander % the Pacific squadron
! should see that England would have
no excuse for misunderstanding the
position OF the United States. or
course he has his instructions. and
Will be governed by them. as he ala
not take me into his confidence,
put my knowledge OF his character
leads me 20 believe that he will go
as far as he consistently can IN the
direction I have Indicated l am con-
tdent he fully appreciates the situa-
ton, and there viii be no trliing on
his part
Admiral Walker has finally received
his Instructions, ana now expects to
leave Washington for san Francisco
tomorrow afternoon. The naval regu-
latlcns prohibit any discussion OF such
orders hy the recipient, and Secretary
Herbert declines to Indicate their ma
ture, Al that is known ls that the adj
miral will go direct to Honolulu by
steamer April 10, unless some com
tingency arises before that date Even
ut Honolulu, however, Admiral Walker
Will be In command o. all the United
States naval forces In the Eastern Pa
cinc ocean, and n Il should be ncccs-
sary for him to take personal COM
mand OF the vessels, which will patrol
the seal waters, he probably could
reach the scene OF operations within
two weeks after notice. Both OF the
parties to the BehrinR sea arbitration
arc OF the opinion that the few matters
remaining 70 be adjusted between
them can be disposed Of within tho
next week, and, n this be the case,
Admiral Walker probably will be able
before the date set for his sailing Ia
get an accurate understanding u what
forces In the seal waters, Indeed, Il
the conditions seem TO warrant such
a course, 1t will be possible 20 charge
the admirars orders and send him
northward to Behrlng sea instead Of
20 Hawaii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

sass Tue southern raciac wni uon'
tnue Ia defend ius Wiphir,

cNNflh i'iNnhtNNt
iiousiun ToN.. Nmfch ~ General
Manarot KniHohnitt ef IN, se1ihers
raoing nyH hlh road he's deicrmir a
TO maintain ilH present giiitdde IA rs'
gRrd 90 hauling tputpl ihcao tran'lt
he SAWS have NOT oiy broken oncn
and robbed box cars. hut have ha,
aauiicd utln crews and taken n0aaen
niun of the ffainu 1'hri have alFd
torn up he track and caused WRECKS.
Mr. n dttAehnitt HnNF that h" aull
fceli bic road " entitled 10 protection,
Ba1 viii continue 20 prlteat against
tlie usniptiou ~ their property by mr.
nuuisrd hndics ~ iawlras men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The Contested Election Gases 20 nc
settled To-day.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. March 2''-The major
ity OF the members OF the house COM
mittee on rnles have prepared a spe-
clal rule. which Is intended TO dispose
OF the contested election cases ,omgyr-
row. II provides for coupling the
oiNelii-Ioy cases and the lenglah-ffil-
horn cases together allowing two houre
debate on side each case 70 De voted
on separately and disposed Of without
Intervening motions There was pnls
seven votes iackins on inc lhtl Ieil 'all
ans enough Democrats are known 10
bc in the city 10 make the quorum