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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21
Arsr1N counr or ArrnALs.
List of Cases Disposed OF nnd the
Manner OF Their Disposal.

Manner OF Their Disposal.
Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, June 2O.--Thc court of
civil appeal for the Third district en-
tered the following orders today.
Ahlrmed-w A. IL. Miller vs.. NJ.
Barber, from Ilano county; Gulf Col
orado and Santa Re Railway Company
VS.. John Burleson and wife. from Tom
Green county white * Harrel VS..
Fon du Lao National Bank, from VII
hanson county; II. l.. Storms vs. The
Southern California Insurance Com
pauy, from Mcl.ennnn county; 81, Louis
Southwestern Railway Company vs.,
Mrg. NJ h, Herherger. from Coryell
county; N. a. Dawson Vs. London and
Liverpool Clothing Company, from
Travis county.
Reversed and remnnded--I. u. Uland-
er VS.. w. II, Orman, from McLennan.
Reversed and rendered for appellants
--Moses n Son w. Charles II. Tucker
& CO., from McLennan.
Appeal dismlssed-J, u. Clopton Va.
John Herring, from. Bagtrop county.
Rehearlng granted and reversed and
rendered-M. & ]. sullivan VS.. w. A.
II. Miller ct AL, from Llan0,
Reversed and dismissed--We Western
| Union Telegraph Company ys. j, Stone,
| from Bell county.
Rehonrlng rcfused-Adums & Wcls
vs., san Angelo Water Works, from
( Tom Green county
Motions oVerruled-,f N. lyle rs.
University Land nnd Investment Com
puny. from McIIennan.
Motion granted Mensing Bros. & Co,
| vs., j. S Atchiapn, from Llanu.
To amend motion FOR rehearin6--
Western star Milling Company Va. ],
s. Atchison. from 14lano; William D.
| - /
from Llano; Gurley, Ross &
Gurley VS.. Mrs Il. A, Clark
son. from McLennun; George T.
Warner vs.. The Mortgage, Land and
Investment Company, from Travis
White y Harrell w. Fon du Lac Ma
tional Bank, from Williamson.
To ndvance--rhe Texas Town Sit,
Company Va. K. $. Hunnicutt, from
| Fails county.
10 withdraw transcript submitted
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railwa,
Company vs.. II. ID. Sheider, From
For rehenrlng-M Missouri. Kansas s
Texas Railway Company VI, j. ID
walker from Williamson county; w
l.. prather Va. Peter MoClelland, from
McLennpn county; j, G. Learhge VI
II. Heneclte, from McCulloch county
+ Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railwa
, company vs. Cornell & Sehruggs. fron
| Williamson county; Missouri, Kansa
a and Texas Railway company W. j. \
! Armstrong, from Williamson county
{ Taylor water Company vs.. Henry pil
, lard, from Williamson county,
To dismiss appeal-Malcom Grahar
' w. j. W, Miller, from Llano county
To file conclusions First Nations
4 Bank OF Llano VI, II. c. Jones, froI
Llano county.
To advance and afllrm--T, w. Re
loEg vs.. Iron city National Bank. frol
tlnno
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EsTEE ron GovEnNoR
shNer ana Woman Suffrage Indor.ed
by California Republicans.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
sacramento. Cal, June 2O.-Morrls
NJ, Estee of Napa was nominated for
governor today by the state Republic
can convention, The platform adopted
indorsed the national platform of 1892,
lndorsed the Mckinley bill. the raneai
OF me Federal election law, and the
democratic Hawaiian policy is de-
heuhced. The Wilson bill is condemn
gu, sectional attempt to injure the
producers, manufacturers and laborers
Oh the nation and corrupt surrender
70 the trusts, which will result In rails
ing the price of the necessities of life
ana at the same time constantly in
crease the deficiency In the national
revenue, which deficiency Will be met by
such odious war measures as the income
YAK and Increased internal duties. The
treatment accorded sailors and soldiers
ps the interior department in payment
OF pensions is denounced as an insult.
both state and national systems OF
irrigation are favored. The scheme to
place wool on the free list Is de-
hounced. The silver plank is as fol-
lows;
we favor free and unlimited coin
age or silver at a ratio OF sixteen to
one and the making OF silver as well
~ goiu legal tender in payment OF
az debts. public and private, and we
pledge our congressional nominees TO
support the principles contained In this
resolution"
The immigration plank demands the
enactment and strict enforcement OF
such laws as Will absolutely and effect
ually prohibit the immigration OF all
foreign laborers. both skilled and un-
skilled into this country
The woman suffrage plank Is as fol-
lows.
Believing that toxatlon without rep
resentation Is against the principles of
government. we favor the extension Of
the right OF suffrage to all citizens Of
the United States, both men and
women"
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

II Was Visited by Several People
with Pet Measures.

Special Dispatch
Waco, June 2O.-The platform com
mittee met at the parlors of the Pa
cihc hotel tonight and organized by
electlng r.. J, sledge chairman and G..
b. Harris secretary, Various persons
appeared before the committee in adj
vocacy OF pet measures. with more or
less success. A number Of Germans
We're present with plank demanding
the repeal OF all sumptuary laws so
that more liberty OF action Will be
given the citizens. The object aimed
at was a more liberal Sunday law.
Their resolution was tabled.
session of the platform OF 1892,
demanding the passage of laws TO
compel the employers of labor to have
a weekly pay day was taken up for
discussion and Ed c. Smith of Dallas
made short talk that caused its
death.
Section was reduced to a demand
for fair count.
\ lively fight took place over the
proposition to strike out of section 4
the Endorsement OF the railroad COM
mission and allowing the declaration
to stand pat for government ownership
as the ultimate solution of the rail-
road question. The whole section was
finally stricken out, leaving the Omaha
platform as the only declaration on
that subject.
Mrs. Frye Of San Antonio and Mrs
McAnulty OF Clrclevlle appeared be.
fore the committee and read papers in
advocacy OF an equal suffrage plank,
No action has yet been taken in the
matter thus presented
Section 10 OF the state platform ypa,,
amended so as TO demand that county
officers receive only $1,000 per year. ana
that the balance OF their fees be con.
Verted into the school fund.
ihe report agreed upon so far is the
| adoption of the Omaha platform anS
OF the state platform. with the excen-
tons noted above and the elimination
OF section 10 and Of the first sentence
OF section l Of the state platform.
II was long after midnight when ths
committee adjourned to meet aysi',
| tomorrow morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

Speech of Hon. william Poindexter
at Itnsca on Political Matters.
Special Dispatch.

Itasca, Tex. June Colon. William
Poindexter Of Cleburne. candidate for
congress. spoke here last night to "A
good house.
Mr.. Poindexter emphasized his feel
ings az favorable TO silver coinage on
an honest basis; that II. on n parity
with gold. and insisted on having
though silver bullion In n dollar TO
make Il worth a hundred cents, no
matter how large or heavy the dollar.
His position on the money question
seemed 10 please his nudlence. and he
was cheered right often. He spoke OF
President Cleveland In n very friendly
way and said he sometimes differed
from Mr.. Cleveland In views, but al
ways did 30 In friendly way and
gave Mr. Cleveland credit for being
honest and wise. Mr. Poinde0ter left
this morning for Grand View. where he
speaks tonight. While MIR. poindcNter
len n good impression here. this county
seems to be for Honest" 10 Abbott
first.
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BY Associated Press
Charleston. S. G., June si.-rhe sena-
torla campaign has taken on a bitter
tlngc, the result OF some inslnuatlons
for Governor rihman that Senator But
ler's supporters were carried free to
the sorkvillc meeting by the Rich
mond and panvllle railroad, and that
a corruption fund had been raised in
New York. At teday's meeting at
Chester senator Butler, turning toward
the governor. said; II say in reply
that II Governor TnlmHn or anyone
else makes that charge against me
he Ia an Infamous liar" Tillman made
no reply. Though there was no dis
turbance. matters We're at danger
ously high pressure for a few min
utCs,
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DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF.
THE PopuLIsT HOUSE IN soMER-
VEIL COUNTY MAY FALL.


Special Dispatch.
Glen Rose. somervell county, Tex.
June 2o.--The primaries viii be held
in this county on June 80, consequently
some interest is being taken In politics.
r. o. Martin OF Granbury was here
this week In the interest OF promi-
nent candidate for state Office. Little
interest is taken in any candidates
except Lsnham. Reagan and Crane.
The county seems to be largely Tor
Ianham. Reagan has several friends
but some of them refused TO go In the
primaries and be bound by instruc-
tons. Lanham has many friends here
who knew him as assistant attorney,
and while In congress. and will stand
by him. Mr.. Crane Is very popular.
They are delighted with his canvass.
and feel no doubt OF the result. They
say he has had more Joint debates with
the opposition than any Democrat In
the state OF his age, and that the party
will reward him.
In county affairs there Is much con-
fusion. The Popullsts have two wings,
what is known as the "Conee Pot
wing. led by A. l.. Sadier. and the
'Ex-ofncio wing led by NJ. f. Currle.
One wants no ex-oiilcio given office. the
others are 'in" and want It. 1t looks
now as IL there would be two tickets
OF that party for the offices. The Dem
ocrats are looking on.
The county will likely instruct for
Hon. Lee Riddle of Hood county for
state senator. and Fain Milan for
fioater.
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Special Dispatch.
Atlanta. Tex. June 2O.--Hon. j. l..
Griffin Of cussota, Popuiist, and Hon.
Howard o'Neal. Democrat. locked
horns at ihc opcra-house in this city
IN Joint discussion, In which Democ-
racy came out victorious Several
Populists are known TO have renounced
their allegiance and returned to the
Democratic party,
There was n big dinner and public
spcalting at Queen City today. The
politicians were there In greae num-
bera and working thlngs up TO white
heat The colored brother was q spe-
ciai feature of the day and rs his vote
must decide the contest IN this county
he Is very much sought for and IL
resolving mighty good treatment In
this county now.
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lie declared that there was no dlf-
ference between the leaders OF tne ~
publican and Democratic parties o
the two great questions OF tarin "nu
finance. Marty
because 1t had failed TO redeem us
pledges. and now he prayed the Loru
Ito sink the id old party. -,
He referred to Coxey's being hheg
for getting ON the grass. lie naa
walked all over the grass In the slunie
and the police would walk up and say,
"Mr. Cnbell, please don't walk on the
grass" and II he wanted TO get on ne
aid: il ne didn't. he stood on. me
reason was his daddy was a congress-
man. a.. .,,,,a
He said 1t was no longer the style
to vote the Democratic ticket In Texas,
and that the Populists would carry ene
election in November.
i y. Raynor OF Robertson county,
one OF the negro delegates, Followed
Mr.. Cabell He is very light-colored,
and his opening sentence prought
down the house: II am what Is known
In the South as a negro, and the De-
mocracy Is responsible for my COM
plexion. have been asked what my
people would do, and l have replied
that they have been In the hands OF
the Democratic party and the Repup-
lican party so long II Is naru 10 ZEN
what they will do
He closed with the declaration that,
with proper treatment, the negro
would always be true to the white
people of the South.
This was the most gracefully worded
address of the meeting and one OF the
most eloquent.
as the ace of spades, was the next
speaker. He was introduced as the
| only man who, in the last campaign,
received wound He said he mad
been attending Republican conventions
ever since he was born; that is, from
his second birth In 1865. He had seen
at these conventions the lawyer, the
banker and other professional men; he
! saw here the farmers the boarding
| house keepers OF the country.
He said the people In this country
/ had been used to filling up on election
whisky going home and whipping our
! wives and voting the Democratic tick
ct He talked for a half hour making
the most humorous speech ever heard
In this city and creating roar after
roar Of laughter.
At the conclusion of Wade's speech
| the committee on credentials made n
| report seating all the delegates who
| had appeared before IT, fixing the basis
| OF representation at one vote for every
| 100 or fraction of so cast for Nugent
| In the last election
Ihere were many REQUESTS ihaue ior
changes the chlei reason given peius
that the report was Daseu on unrella-
! pie democratic report AFTER some
discussion the report was adopted.
| The same committee, acting on per-
manent organization. recommended II.
> - Ashgy LOT permanent CHAIRMAN,
), II. Boyd oil Delta, secretary; ward
klsley OF Gay HeIse1,nt-at arms; Ihe
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OF Capt. Evans OF Fort Worth subject
to Nugents order at any time. The
In favor of paying his EXPENSES. This
action is Endorsed By every delegate.
The meeting also decided upon a
thorough organization throughout the
state and q vigorous campaign from
start TO finish Populist local tickets
VIII be placed in the field at every point
where there IL a Populist to vote for
them. This plan will be further out
lined at the meeting OF the new ex-
ecutive committee as son as 1t is or
ganized
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Special Dispatch.
Rayner. stonewaii Co, Tex, June II,
The Democratic county convention OF
stonewell county convened here satur-
day to elect delegates TO the judicial
convention OF the thirty-nlnth district.
to be held in Haskell. July 10, Ninety
eight votes Were cast and the present
incumbent, Judge G. p. Woodruff, was
instructed for on the third ballot, over
his opponent Hon. Ed j. Hammer by u
majority OF Two votes. Another county
convention will be held later for other
purpcses
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Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex. June 2o.--Fifteen hun
dred cheering Populists stood in front
Of the Pacific hotel at midnight and
the cry of ''Nugent' came from every
throat. The Populists' idol responded
in few brief words He said that
the most important issues in history
were being propagated in this cam
paign. which would In great measure
settle the destinies of the nation. These
issues We're bound to stick and be
solved. and solved according to the
Popullst demand.
Gen. Henry +. McCulloch. Marion
Martin, Mai Plavey and others also
spoke.
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Nnsent's Campaign Expenses Guar.
"nteed by Members OF the Party.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, June 2o,--Judse NuEent had
not been in the city bu; short time
today before he was convinced that his
deelination OF the gubernatorial NOM
ination would under no circumstance
be considered. He called number of
the leading members of the party TO-
ge;her and plainly told them his aver.
sion TO making the race was due CHIEF.
" 10 the fact that he was not able
10 bear the expenses of making q ca,s
vass OF the state. e"n-
aside. Tonight meeting Wa, hs,a i,
the Pacific hotel, attended by abo, y,
dmsi..y o. me leaders and they came
the farty would bear the personal Sy ', ss
peynsss or their chiettain tnd that his
ni,,as condition should not be per- sl,
The sum OF 5000 was pledged Nm asa sn5
the money VIII be placed IN M IN ha snn
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HpeoIaI DIspatch.
San Angelo, Tom Green County, Tex,
June 20 The Democratic primaries
held here today. Delegates TO the
county convention were sent ur'n-
structed TO vote us unit The con-
test throughout the county has been
over the denomination Of Congress-
man Pasohal from this district. aud the
hnti-Pasehal men had everything their
own way, carrying every question put
by an overwhelming majority The
delegates are known to be In favor ~
Hon. A. w. Houston OF san Antonio,
Tex, for congress.
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Released on naseaa Corpus.

Cincinnati, ohio, June s9.-Last Nom
day Mr. Prince Emmanuel Short Of
clnci1natl was fined In Ashland, Ky.
FOR soliciting orders for goods for a
Cincinnati firm without llcease. and
was put In jail for refusing 20 pay the
hne To-day Judge Taft OF the United
States court, granted a writ OF habcaa
corpus FOR Short on the ground that
his Imprisonment was a violation OF
tho Interstate commerce law. The case
WIN ba heard ON its merits Mt coying-
ton.
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aeagap'. choncc. In Hunt county

HpFcIHT DIHpntcH,
Carlisle. Hunt county, Tex. June H.
Hon. Charles A. culberson failed to
keep his appointment at this place
owing to the sickness OF his mother.
Mr.. Brooks OF Greenville spoke for
him In advocacy of his claim for the
governophip. His speech was wen
received. Alvin Ownsley Of Denton
spoke in the interest OF Reagan, The
general opinion prevails hero that
Reagan VIII carry this county at the
primaries, TO be held next Saturday.
on next Thursday, the 2ist. every
candidate IN the county IL to be In
Collects TO make their formal etaoin
Celeste to make their farewell call,
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Reagan n winner at DonIia.

Special Dispatch.
Bonita, Tex. June 20.-After talking
with nearly all the voters IN this sec
tlon, It is learned that about three
fourths OF them favor Reagan for
governor. Chiffon for senator. The
Populists favor Nugcnt for governor.
They don't seem to have any candidate
for senator
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,frde ain Impres.ion.

Floresville. Tex, June so---Hon. John
d. Mccall, candidate for governor,
was here today. between trains. and
made very fine impression. He VIII
certainly carry this county. Hon. g.
w. l.. Fly was here today on his re-
turn from Pleasanton.
Hon w. II. Grain will carry this
county for congress.
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Athens, Tex. jim, /,
e enr, about 2 oIsloes. h 4, N
part part in this county, ,o' < = Z.
, rom Athens, S. s ss' IS ~
killed his cousin, s. { ! 20 ~
!" ter y, was blowing Il Il Il. ~ 4, n
OF. MS sons and the ts,, Il 4.
n the fence and shot In Il, !,
ore, oreal,ins the spinal s 81 \ 4
ing death in about ' ss' y
~, There has been sd 1 ,..s y
tne men for some I'm ''s, e
piu against S. s. me- WI n. \
"a, Wy, ana . few days ~ Y S; ;I'.
rested and placed ps " n y
believed that s. q a1es I'll
Tor this reason II IL Il sn s''laa'
he shot him. = N'IpQzl
was some 200 yards ~ ,. s.a'a a
when he heard the p, uVa ~
father as he was fs f1a ~ Il
him and saw s. s. ny. vi
through the woods. s s'i;1|
The sheriff has gone !. I.
murderer, but up q l' M, = .. ~
not returned. '"'s VIII
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speclul DlspdNcH.
Waco. Tex, June 2o.-There was a
well-defined plan on foot to defeat
stump Ashby for chairman, but the
demand for his services was so impera-
tive that the opposition never showed
It's hand. The reason for this opposl-
ton could not be learned, unless 1t
was his long service in the position
and the fact that some other fellow
wanted 1t. Anyhow, II died a-bornln'.
and now its daddy cannot be found.
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wnhnrget primnrle..

Special Dispatch.
Vernon. Wlilbarger county, Tex,
June 2o.--lcach precinct viii hold its
primaries Saturday for the purpose Of
sending delegates to the county con-
Nontion 10 be held on the s0th Instant.
The interest II concentrated Oh tho
Rubcrnatorial contest and each candi-
date has n strong following.
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BY Associated Press.
Washington, June 20.-Representa-
tive Grain of Texas introduced bill
to place on the free list all products
controlled by trusts, The bill recites
that paris green Is now handled ex-
clusively by trust and proposes to
remove the duty from it.
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Want No vngrant Inv.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex. June 2O,-There is a dis
position to insist upon plank In the
platform demanding the repeal of
tramp and vagrant laws, but 1t has
not yet been brought up, and there
Is no likelihood of Its being acted upon
ionlghf
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I'y 4fssOCIdItu FTess,
Washington. June 2o.-The duration
Of the debate on the income tax prob
ably will depend largely on Senator
hill and he has expressed the opinion
mat Two days time Will be sufficient to
dispose Of the matter
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Franklin, Tex. June 20.--The Robert
son county convention instructed for
governor. Reagan; acknowledgements
Jester; comptroller. r.. w. Finley;
criminal court OF appeals, =. Hender-
son. Hurt and slmklns; floater. John A.
Wayland; district attorney, j. C. Scott.
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4 mig crowd.



Waco, Tex. June 2O,-The attend
ance of delegates at the convention is
estimated at 1900 Rev. A. w Du-
mas, whose sensational utterances last
night were mentioned today. delivered
another characteristic sermon tonight
at the convention tent to a large audi
ence. Wis remarks were upon the same
extreme line
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Special Dispatch.
Paris Tex, June MA r,n|
black named Joe Hqhaat,
drowned while bathing ia a M.
the city this afternoon. A -
while trying to save him ~
being pulled in by the dFoHrl,,,
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By Associated Press.
Washington, June 2O.-Contrary to
expectation the grand jury adjourned
today until tomorrow without present.
ing an indictment against Messrs Ed
wards, Shriver or Chapman. the re-
cussant witnesses certified by the SEN
ate bribery investigating committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

FL Paso. Tex. June 2o.-El Paso
eaunty's delegates elected at last
nights Democratic county convention
were instructed to vote as unit for
Lanham for governor. Fuller for attor-
ney-gcneral and Henderson for comp
trolier