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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
oorNo u, pnrArLr.
Rensa1s Friends innrti.c In dallas
County.

Special Dispatch.
Dallas. TEX. May sI,--it does not APP
pear reasonable that 1t should be 49,
but 50 far an anything 10 tho contrary
can be ascertaincd Judge Reagan ~
permitting Dallas county, the largest
and most Influential county. politically.
in the state 90 20 by default Report
ors, after dnlgent Inquiry OF politicians
and othcra likely TO be- posted ON such
mattcrs. report that there is no enort
being made to work up Reagan senti-
mont In the county. There 81 rnmor
that Mcsaa. Itimbrough and Rusle. OF
Mesquite, in the eastern part OF the
county are going to organize the coun-
try districts FOR him. but the rumor
lacks confirmation,
Much interest Is taken here In the
Tarrant county primary muddlc, more
especially since the appearances mdl-
cate that Judge Reagan may have
the delegation to the state convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
THE rrLEcnArmERs.
The Convention opened--Addrcss of
welcome mud nesponses.

Special Dispatch.
Denver, Col. May 2i.-The art gun
against the present administration OF
the railroad telegraphers was trcd this
afternoon. when large majority OF
the 100 delegates properly seated IN
their credentials voted down n recon-
mendation to seat II. c, Bonncy as
associate editor Bonney Is strong
Ramsy advocate and candidate Tor
the office OF grand editor aud manager.
which is now vacant on account OF the
resignation OF a. d. Thurston.
j. II. II. Austin OF Cleveland ~ max
ing many friends and has been seated
in the convention, although his d.
vision is in arrears to the grand This
indicates that Austin viii be the next
editor and manager.
The morning session today WAS de-
voted to speeches OF welcome by Mayor
Van Horn. who extended hearty well
come and declared he would pardon
any one who got into trouble, W 4.
Daniels. ex-grand secretary and treas
urer Il. o. $. c. and n, and present
mayor of Cedar Rapids, Ia, and W. t.
Hynes and az official OF n b. of Il, T.,
We're present and addressed the meet
ing. John MoAndrcws, member OF
the Denver division, also welcomed the
delegates In behalf OF the local lodge,
| II. j. Day Of Denver, a candidate for
grand secretary and treasurer, is chair
man OF the credentials committee. The
balance Of the standing committees
will be appointed tomorrow.
The convention closed AT p. m. and
win open tomorrow at 9 a. m. under
the head OF seating delegates from di.
Visions I'm arrears to the grand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Colored Folks ccieDreting--rhr Pops
nIlAts--A church Annir.

Special Dispatch.
Mckinney. TEX. May 2i.--Every third
Sunday IN May for the past twenty-
eight yeara the colorcd missionary
Buptlata have held an Anniversary
meeting at Melissa. Xix miles north
OF Mckinney, TO RETURN thanks Tor then
release from slavery Yesterday they
celebrated the twcnty-ninth nnnlvers.
AIRY OF the day set apart and an ths
morning trains on the Houston and
Texas Central running Into that littlt
place had To carry extra coaches fot
the accommodation of the coiorcd folla
REV. Dick Curry of sherman, q notice
colored divine. preached there ycstor
day Ticket Agent Quisenbnry OF tn,
union depot reports the sale Of lbt
tickets from this point
Last evening contract was let ~
the colored Methodists OF this city fos
the erection Of brick church. Tho
structure viii cost $500
The hnrd-Hhcll Baptisls held foot
washing services at Chambers school
house and orchard Gap today, aud
quite number from this city We're iR
attendance.
The ,upner given for the benefit Of
the Episcopal church Of this city last
evening, WINS highly succesRful and a
neat sum was reali1cd for church pur-
poses
quite u number NJ cmigrhnts front
Tennessee aud ArkanHas, and several
from Mississippi arrived IN the city
today ana were met by friends who had
preceded them here. They are mostly
farmers, ana some of them win stop IN
Collin county, while others viii tn thu
soil Ia other portions OF the state.
a great number of the farmers Of
this county are experimenting VITA
the castor bean crop this year. and say
the outlook IN promising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement rnd
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
sdaptine the worlds best products TO
the need. Of physical being, will ettellt
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
liz excellence is due to ita presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refrcsliing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispeiling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently caring constipation:
IL has given satisfnction TO millions and
met With the approval Of the medical
profession, bccalre it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and il j. perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists IN 51c and 81 bottles, but it II man
ufaotured By the California Fig Syrup
O.. only, whosr name Is printed os every
package, also the name, Syrup q tiSp,
and being well informed, you viii noe
,ecept any substitute II oiisfed-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
wnArnnnronD nuDonr,
Mr. Wilson nt the Christian church
Coiorcd schooIs CioHe.

Special Dispatch
woatherford Tex, May 2t.-At the
Central Christian church sunday night
Homer r. Wilson faced a magnificent
audience eager to catch every word
that foll from the lipe OF the carneat
man of God. The topic from which he
based his discourse was Saving
Faith" faith that eau be seen and
In which there " no myEtery. BE-
cause You cannot unraycl some myH-
icrlcs In tho Bible. does not IN any
manner change tho truth OF them. Ac
cept the word and await tho revelation
when viii be unfolded all that is now
dark and inoomprohensible 10 your
finite minds Door the Bible, IA any
parpnge, relate 10 historical evangelical
faith? No. II relates 10 simple fnithl
Preachers that discourse upon predicate
nation are dolng but little In their theo-
logical exogeses OF oreeda than to
snye souls. The differences Of creeds
are not essential and are immateriai
when a world Is sinking In ruin. We
should work together laying aside
estrangementa oouched In eroeds aud
press forward strong IN faith to help
ana save diving men. Faith in Christ;
faith IN a personal savior and obedl-
onee 10 his viii Is what will save the
world and not time foolisbly wasted Ia
contcndlng for theological dogmas, that
but tend TO widen the chasrn, We are
married TO Christ by his saving power.
and the command Is obey him IN all
,hinea. Christ on tne cross was love
Of thn ron Expressed. and that faith
that clingE TO him II SAVING faith, lie
gave biblical Instances beauiifuH yex-
psessed 20 rnet the truth couchcd in
n uv,ne faith. A faith that looks up
10 MIN exclaiminp, what viii thou
hnve me 10 dog when told. do g.
nuty done is the SAVING faith at
,..t
,rna ro,,oiut,onaty and Confederate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
a RECORD BnnAKnn.
The ISnty's cren, Run Of Cattle
Train.

Special Dispatch.
Denison. Tex, May 2i.-The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway made
record run TO st. Louis from Taylor
with fourteen cars of stock Saturday.
The distance between the two points,
sl7 miles. was made in thlrty-fve hours
and forty minutes, one hour and fifty
minutes faster than passenger time.
The run from Denison to Muskogee.
l57 miles. was made in four hours and
twenty-five minutes the fastest freight
run ever made over the division
The international and Great North
ern took fourteen cars OF stock out of
Taylor against the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas, and went into st. Louis
In thirty-nlne hours from Taylor. Sls
miles against the Katy's sl7 miles. The
Katy bested them by three hours and
twenty minutes.
The officials are elated over the run
and seem confident that time can be
beaten.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

sprclal Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex, May 2i.--The supreme
court entered the following orders to-
day:
writA OF error granted-J. p. Smith,
VS.. c. F. Estili. from Tarrant; +. NJ.
Stewart vs.. NJ. NJ. Crosby. from Gal
weston
writs OF error refused-Gulf. Color
ado and santa Re Railway company
VI. II. Crulan. frsm 9==rant; r r..
claridge vs.. S. Lavenburg, from
Bexar: J. p. crugeT VI. X. II. Nc
Cracken. fron Bexar, Burnham, Han
ma. Munger & Co. W.. J. W. McMleh-
aei, from Morris; J. p. Hammer Va. O..
r.. summerhill, from Bowie
Reversed and remanded-E. s. Con-
nor vs.. city OF Paris, from Lamar
Certified questions answered-S.
Alexander VS.. J H. Houghton. from
RunneIs: Middlebrook 4 Bros. VS..
David Bradley Manufacturing com
pany. from Jackson
submitted--1nternatio ard Great
Northern Railway company Va. Louis
Bender. from Harris.
Motions for reheartng ssosnsi'ea-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
Arrested for Malpractice.

BY Associated Press,
Arkansas city. Kan, May a,--Dr NJ.
Young and A. II. Wilcox Of the Farm
ers national bank, two Of the most
prominent citizens OF this city. were ar
rested today on a sensational charge
Mrs. Wilcox died week ago, and,
as she had not been sick. suspicion was
aroused. Mrs. Clemens. Mrs. wileoxs
mother, caused the arrest OF her SON
in-iaw and DR.. Young for malpractice
Mr.. Wilcox makes general denial.
The remains OF Mrs. Wilcox VIII be
sxhuned for examination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
RECEIVED ny TnE rorE.
New Cardinals In Private Audience.
The Pope's Health.

By Associated Press.
Rome. May 2l.-The pope was present
today at the public conaistory In the
sala Regia, upon which occasion new
cardinals were formally invested with
red hats. A secret conslstory followed
the public function. The pope, at the
secret consistory. preconcised twenty
four bishops aud announced a number
Of other Episcopal nominations. The
appointment OF Rev. Paul Stanis-
iaus La Rogue as Boshop OF
the see of Sherbrooke. Quebec,
was announced. His holiness also
announced the appointments of Rt.-
Rev. Josef Rademachcr to the see OF
Fort Wayne. the Rt,-Rev. A. j. CLIO
rieux, d. D., to Boise city. Idaho, Rt.-
Rev. +. j. Dunno. d. d., TO Dallas.
Tex: the Rt-Rey. Michael Tierney to
Hartford. Conn. the Rt.-Rev. Patrick
b. Donaghue to Wheeling, W. Va; and
the Rt.-Rev. II. NJ. A. Burke to Albany.
NY. The new cardinals were received
in private audience by the pope. whose
health appeared to be excellent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
CHARGED wrrm HORSE THEFT.
Two Men Dressed II. Women Get
Into Trouble.

Special Dispatch.
Clarendon, Tex, May 21.-Two par
ties. presumably ladies'. got OFF of the
north bound passenger yesterday morn
ing and went to the Clarendon livery
stable and hired team to drive
short distance into the country, giving
the name of a farmer they wanted TO
visit Becoming uneasy because they
did not return in reasonable time.
the liverymen investigated matters and
found that they had left packages at
a restaurant containing mems clothing.
They then telegraphed to Memphis
this morning and were answered by the
sheriff that they had passed through
there about o'clock this morning.
The sheriff was requested to overtake
and arrest them at once. This evening
Sheriff Stevens of Hall county wired
from Newlin. forty miles below here,
that he had caught them and would
be ut Memphis this evening where
Sheriff Beverly will meet them and
bring them back to Claredon. Ii is
thought that either one or both of the
parties are men,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

by Associated Press.
Denver, Col, May 2i-rhe Coxey
Commonwealth home reserve OF pen-
yer Is likely To have nv much business
as 1, can wen attend 10 for the next
few weeks. The news has been her
aided tnai headquarters FOR the mnrch-
ing communwealera had been estab'
llphcd here. and this caused bandit
throughout the West 10 head for this
city. Several hundred have already sss
aeinbled here and General Manager
negwar says transportation viii be
secured FOR them, at least az far as tbs
Missouri river ClNsnns urc contribute
ms private sums ilholilly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, rex..May si.-Assistant Chief
of Police Ed cornwen is back from
Baton Rouge. whittier he went to take
Jack Willis. colored, an escaped con-
Wet from the Louisiana penitentiary.
Willis killed his wife and brother-in-
law In Shreveport He was at work
on the levee without ball and chain.
when he made successful break for
liberty. The guards with their shot
guns opened up on him with a regular
broadside, but failed TO hit him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
INNS 10INGs VEST ERDAY
..,,rs AND TROUBLES OF
rs Ma. ). II. SHOCK.


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as frahN IT FRANKS. ia in the
rihrf h'''' ,,,ar,,e of blgamy.
psias ~ ~ nalIas last summer.
sock 81 w ac,uainted with Mrs.
sAsl be uee" ,y,dow owning 300
IlB Peinusi'V - In n high state of
~ Of my ..,,, st,c,sed noar Lis
siikahon ~ ,,,o,ertIv In love with
w. saO'A - .onosded TO court her
B. widow "l M we're married fin
sr'sinpe'. .,ar tho marriage Il
inneo'a'ss -. ,,a,ced the widow
dalm.u' s,,.,ao, h.lf interest in
dtsa h'' haotatsord and nro-
b fsi" " - a,ons bousea cattle
sisd 70 - ~ ,noyabies and nor
y N 's0' - tha ni,ce with a
nh p'Vp.-S ror, worth which
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
CULDERSON WAS AT QuANAH
TELLS Tine PEOPLE THAI HE
STANDS ron DEmocRAof.


special DISPATCH.
ouanah. Tex. May CLIFTON. Charles
A. Cuiberson, candidate for governor,
addressed the citizens OF liardemnn
county at the courthouse today. He
gave condensed record Of his Of
fetal acts as attoney-Eeperal OF the
state and plainly defined HIS views on
the money question and tho political
issues OF the day. He told the people
what he would do II elected governor,
and he handled the Popullst rRrty
without gloves His presentation Of
the annual expenses OF the state was
well received and his economical ideas
of running "a state government are cer-
tainly worthy OF credit MIR Culber-
son favors the free and unlimited coin-
age OF silver and favors both metals as
basis OF credit. and said honest money
In the platform meant gold and silver;
he indorses both national and state
platforms OF 1892, and says both are
Democracy. He, several times, repeated
his Views OF Democracy and appealed to
all to stick TO the old party, In civ
Ing facts and figures rs to the records
OF a number Of gentlemen who have
hlled the gubernatorlal chair In tho
past. he failed not TO give praise 10
eN-GoN l.. 5, ROSS lie simply said
that Ross was the brightest governor
Texas ever had. Such compliments
brought forth applause, and with a
few eloquent remarks. addressed spec
tally TO the ladies, he closed his speech
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, May 2i,-Hon 70. A..
Mcdowell OF Gntesvfle Is Ia the city
today and Ia busy greeting friends.
Every conversation with him naturally
turns 10 politics but Mac RAYS he ia
not in IT, Tie does not know any
thing about politics and does not want
10. He did all the work he wished To
do two years ago when candidate
FOR Encouragement on the Turner Han
Ticket Mac la inclined to think that
there ia little In the present campaign
20 enlist the enthusiasm and activity
Of genuine Democrats. Il looks too
much like popullsts IN either to suit
him. nm practlcing law and out Of
politics" he remarked II had all my
fun two years ago and am letting the
other fellow take turn at II now"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Special Dispatch.
DeiSaib. Tex, May ala shooting
scrnpo occurred Saturday night on the
snas Jones plantation about nine miles
northwest Of town. James Dickson. a
notorious tough. was mortaiiy wounded
by being shot three timcs by oscar
Bass. another negro. Bass was unhurt
and was considered justinable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
Az AMATEUR pETncrrvE.
p Finds II Warm Reception in the
Mills of East Texas.

Mills of East Texas.
pecial Dispatch.
Dallas Tex, May 21.-A young man
Ming his name as Joe Jones, and
lim.ng to be a detective, applied for
tmssitn to the city hospital yeater-
W but was placed In the calaboose
fsisad as a suspicious person. Ha
3ihbited all the evidences of having
3sn recently tarred and feathered.
4, had rubbed some of the pitch off,
Y could not get 1t out of his hair
~ and eyes. In fact his eyes were in
bad fix as a result OF having had
tieh rubbed into them.
zones has been duped by Grannon's
Festive agency OF Ohio. This agency
Nsitises that on receipt OF IS 1t will
% the applicant a detectives COM
Aslon, book of directions and some
'ealgrs giving descriptions Of fugi-
'a for whom rewards are offered.
aes got one of these commissions
r. vent to work on the scent for
Anoad robbery. He went swooping
pahd Grand Saline on the eastern
'aon Of the re eas and Pacific. Tho
~ mill and salt works hands, 1t Is
uned, took him out Saturday night
Y urred and feathered him. At
us Point the victim gave his name
W NJ Housewright. When he got
pAilas he took on the more mod
'osnomen Of Joe Jones, He refuses
'alk to reporters and all that has
"a learned of his troubles comes
VI me police department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
FIRE uNnERwRirERs.
Ivy Go TO Kentucky to Attend
Convention.

Flscal Dispatch.
'Al'as' Tex, May 21.-The following
xneers Of the Texas Fire underwrit-
e'soelation leave tomorrow morn
On The Texas and Pacific for Louis
y ~. where the insurance mems
,nssniion will open on Thursday; j.
hurphy. George ]. Dexter, b. a.
,.uen' F. H. McElhone, j. T, Treze-
~ N. A. shumard. j. II. cravens,
e Arnold. j. j. carnes. T. J. Mum.
finrian. J. NJ, Cotton, c. IL.
'sa ). p. Cochran. j. C. Hunter,
I. : Woods, S. NJ. Hudson. C. L. Dex-
+, 'n Reinhardt. T. r. smallwood,
. Thomas. U. c. Dargan. Major j.
ia hereford. Newton Smith and T. L.
~, iefas protest against the co-in-
@ Clause will be considered by
louisville convention. Mr.. J. t.
.n ,'ssAnt said to a Gazette repre-
i . .s.i that the protest viii amount
Z, lng' that the reinsurance clause
, ome to stay and will be retained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Waco, Tex. May 81, The plans in
detail upon which bids Will be asked
for the construction OF the Texas cot
ton palace will reach the city tomor-
row from San Antonio. Bids will then
be advertised for at once. Acting Pres
ident James l. Moore OF the paloco
company said today that he expected
the contract would be let within a
week and that within ten days work
will have been commenced. 1t win be
vigorously prosecuted when begun
The preliminary work has been such as
to cause great deal OF delay, but II
is practically over now and the enter
prise is In the most promising condi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Special Dispatch.
Baird, Tex. May 2i.-Mrs. Helen
stoddard, president OF the w. c. Il. u,
Of Texas. closed series OF lectures
here last night.
Farmers are busy working their
crops since the recent rains, and pros
poets are very nattering for splendid
corn and cotton crop. with better
Yield OF wheat and oats than was ex-
pected lust after the rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
.pR1vILEGEDp mArrER.
The Question VIII be Raised by n
Grand Jury.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. May 2l.-The special grand
Jury investigating alleged election
frauds has taken steps to prevent the
publication OF secret jury room pro-
oeedlngs. A formal complaint. charg-
ing unknown parties with having di-
vulged the secrets. was made by one OF
the grand jurors today on that COM
plaint, the city editors OF the Evening
Post and the Tribune. and the reporters
of these papers. who have been as
signed to report the grand jury We're
summoned as witnesses. This action
viii raise. for the first time In this
country, the question whether COM
municatlons made to the press are priv
LEGGED. ---'--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Special Dispatch.
Terrell, Tex. May 2l.-Yesterday was
ehildren's day at the Methodist church.
A very pretty service was held. ana
over s1s raised by the children,
rev. Gates OF kentucky preached yes
terday at the Baptist church.
County court at Kaufman is draw
ing ON Terrelrs population this Week
TWO cases for disturbing public wor-
ship are drawing the main crowd
So far no serious results are seen
from the cold spell, but many were
scared badly. Co.,.
Haymakers are getting ready io'
business. Present indications POM "
a good hay season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
United state. court.

~ Dispatch.
a. ~ Tex, May 2l.--The May term
y, United States circuit and dis
~ court opened at 10 o'clock a. m.
N, Judge Rector on the bench. Dis
M M ,''orney Marshall says there Is
y. BUSINESS TO be transacted at this
me criminal docket being lighter
q. ever known before.
4. an we most important cases on
/ b ~. eocket is that styled the Lit
49,, Sranite Company vs.. Dallas
s,,,-. ihlH suit grows out OF the
~, 70 furnish granite for the
~ 4. -suse The Little Rock people
ss.,,'...@ -.goo. Crawford & Crawford
/ / Va. NJ. the plaintiffs and Judge a.
n ~ represents Dallas county.
Ward. member OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

VIM. Giles vs.. A. r. Stanton, from
Travis; First National bank OF Austin
VS.. Western Mortgagc and investmcn.
company, from Travis,
Rehearing Observation-Disclosures and
Texas Central Railway company Va.
A. NJ. Carter. from Travis.
In the case OF Thomas Tnsely vs..
Cor. b. Favor the motion Tor rehenr-
ing was dismissed. as II was the sec
ond motion. the first having been over
ruled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
su.pect. taken In.


Special Dispatch. - n,r.
Kemp. Tex, May 2l---const.p.e - ~,
can arrested two rather suspieious-luo ..
Ing characters yesterday. who came ID
rom DALLAS on the II o'clock eheu.-
SION. Both men were arrested on SUE
,,cion OF being armed. After seaien
heinz made one was released. the o'her
,'e,.,ng six-shooter was carried 20
the county jail, where he win r'ia .3,'
until tried. They claim to be neN's
,narr,ed men and came to Kemp OF
a pleasure trip.