Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

N"h' riorlua' James Edmondson In.
dian Territory; W. t. Ratlin. Nissls.
sippi
Young peoples work-Lanslne Bur-
rows, Georgia; w. II. Whitsett Ken.
lucky; j. j. Vanness, Tennessaa.
ID. Baten, Texas Z. J. Muffin Nor,r
Carilona; T. ]. Forester, South Caro-
lima; w. c. Bledsoe, Tennessee.
COMMITTEE on resolutions-T II no
ton. B. II. Carrar, II. H. pr,tchars
| j. whitman Jones F. NJ mn,
| Home Ni..io,.
1 On foraisr ,,,5.
dians ana C,,n "s'on, including IN
souri,. q ,orSan hyue' MIS-
FlorIdo. s'sN"' . Johnson
i,aaa Patterson West Ar
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uo,,ov ierri'ory' o. L.
n, ,,,s.,.
| N,or,,,a,' AIMING hegroes-W. j.
| ArLansa,. NJ Robertson,
~, p " Niop'on' Alabama; c.
| cra t "s louisiana A. c.
e. c',, 'ueNs' r. NJ sattewhite.
~ .', '"' " D. 1arrett Texas
p,, 9s'v' WORK IN cities-p. J.
isei' louisiana Malcolm McGregor.
!, ee D. Nayior' Georgia;
49,. Ems Maryiand' NJ j. Breaker,
~ ,.,i.',V -" -'o''"iu' leNas'
sson WORK on frontier and
=, .ee'o'' T. HANKS Texas;
- 'eii'ies' iehhessee' r. f. L.
"soisia, D. N. Paige North
,S.,' -N. hllbore' virginia. w. t.
9ou'i Saroliila' H. w. Beegle,
- ,,,o''''Se Vi cohtrioutions-A. j.
y, L. Is Ely Missouri;
| ', Niuo"Iia' d. W. warden,
e'u'NS' M u Early Texas; j. b.
cS SUI" Oaronha'W' W. Fits,
"eo'si"'
'easuiers report - Q. II. Al
"loiu' N"slhia' H. H. Brown, Ala
lana lama ~ y, burleson' Texas; T. r.
% "eorsia' H. H. Jordan, North
-o", n =. irpy' tennessee j. b.
-. - Sum cu'oiiha,
"l'set' OF the Baptist sem
81 vas '",'ouueeu TO the eonVen-
tions sa,,tne na,d ~ 500, 'o",''Du'
Aug,,st /, uue
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beino dnoa H.. 49, 'soou','eu ''e soou
air. ,aods II. ,".' anu l's
appeal for aid and thirty ,r,nn,as
were allowed for resrors.s H.,
dreds donated the a,,,o,,r,s r,n,.,r,
between 500 and 81 E,ro1I,, VIZ, a.
was apparent M mora s,,,so,,,,,,a.,.
would be received , ,,,,,ha,. 90 III
ron we're onrointad - -. -.
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tributions Thass u.,t, 81, .,,,,...,.'
tions nrev,ouslv mad ran ,se Sa
tiop cIoso IN 20 com 1, 49,, -,
the exact amo,,rt uas no, ,,,aia,,.,
stated
When MI tho hot, hod hoo,, ....,..,
Brother Nunnall arose. He wa,
not satisfied with the manner I'm which
his resolution had been dispossd NJ
and he moved a suspension of the or
der OF business preparatory to mov-
Ing a reconsideration of the vote by
which it was rejected.
But the chair was inc,i,ad IN ror,,sa
TO entertain the motion and before
IT would be entertained Brother Nun.
nally was comm elled 10 axn,aip hIs
reasons for pressing the matter
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no iny,,at,on tho oo,,,r1i,,aa o., 49,
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rms explanation showing the gray
ty OF the SITUATION served TO cause
the motion TO be entertained nut II
was LOST by an emphaue majority
Brother Hyde Of Missouri was next
recognized to present the report OF
the committee on home missions. The
report detailed the work done during
the last year and set forth the needs