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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

hARGEsT TEXAS oiRcuLArro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Mcdonald Of Galveston ia Ia the city
Watching the Arlcdge bill In the house.
Austin, Tex. Fob. ls,-Capt, James
The bill was malgncrGed by commit
tee la the senate
senator .. T.. BowsCr returned from
Dallas this morning,
The officers ana agents OF me DIG
Insurance companies are circulating
petitions for sFuorH here protesting
against the very iu6t tax It ~ pro-
pusod 20 levy ON the gross carninBA
Ut those moucy-mnkug corporations
Hon O. " Morhson, chairman of the
Hnnnce committee, arrived bright ana
rnrly thiu morning He failed TO u'-
company his iuukctiug suhenmmlltcr
ON it, rounds TO the stat" institutions,
Col. Tom OChitree Us al the DtlsNiu'
he Ruys be Us here to renew ola ao.
uuIutuuors and form new ones ana
NOT to upruut old laws or compel inc
cnnetmpu. uf new ones,
Hon IL ID. Allen has gone To DALLAS
md about nfty " his colleagues are
| Al thrir homes FOR some othor son
| port" IL viii now be In order tor COL
| Tom Jennings to spring another sun
/ rise session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

ipr,nsury UmctniA Jouhrm senator
Grny's Statement.

trays 9'"''i"c''
Washington, Feb. iS.-The attention
of the treasury officials w9s enllvd 10
day to the statement mad by senator
Gray TO the effect TINT lust prior 10
the signing OF the last bond CONTRACT
United States TreaDurer JORDAN hhu
notified the secretary mat he eould not
continue longer than the next day 10
may gold on demand for legal tenders
This abatement II was said. was SUP
gtnnti,lly correct on wednesday
evening. January 80. MIR. Jordan, IN
telcphonc message to the department,
soid that ne thought he could mold
out untn the following saturday, but
mat the next DAY must decide The sit
unfion IL was further said at the a
u,rtmant that the net gold coin IN
ina anniversaries aud assay offices on
ltrhrnnrv IL. less gold certificates to
order outstanding was $35.5iO.jl6, and
mai the pold bullion amounted To Si3-
qqS ga mailing the total coin and bull
III, $40 5Og gSl The first indications
nr General Withdrawals OF gold for the
n,rnoen of boarding In this country
iha ,rrns,iry ofllpinIs say. were noticed
an 1ntuarV II last Withdrawals ln-
,.'anssJ rn1idly. until. OH the 10Th Of
n,,t month thpv amounted to 81, l56OiG
m Inru5nry gg Inc Qrst message OF the
,,,,sttnrt an th,, urgency of the sltua-
Ia, ,,,,s rrseenf.d 10 congress, aud ON
No., I,,,, i,..r, a. ana OOD was withdrawn.
~ ~, 49, 80 Sa, fniinvin The Withdrawals
"" W - 80. En- San ana ptl ON the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Austin, Feb. ts-ln ono respect INC
sh0usc OF representatives, broke ils rec
bfd OF fhe present session TINS morn
.ing WHOM speaker smith eAlleu wv
Ihouae To order at 10 o'clock the ron
Call revealed the nhaepce Of a quorum.
!s.;tf ,fuuua rifuftA were nihdc TO vtt7r
Bin sufficient members to make W.
hun, but tho attempts proved iruit 'NH.'
ana repeated calls d0mou3late1. hoEies
twas taken 20 10Ah, hut then thelg wa'
5no quorum. The house hccorulnsly Nv.
&iourned to o'clock this afternoon 20
|lawnlt the arrival Of the a;lo uaiua'
(which ARE expected TO bring IN nun
sber OF members. returning from lonl''
.Ipo house attempted To hold tet
sion this afternoon 1t oclueN' p'il a..
Bwaa again "a hasoo. there lacking louI
I'M a quorum. Davis OF fnllR ln3Nou
M call Of tho house, and tho chli re-
',yeaied that there were NOT cnouEn W
,lthe absent mcmborH in the Guy TO nun NV,
sep a quorum. consequently 9. MOTION
wac made to excuse the nun FouH
rentecs, and at $500 tho mouse ""'
Siourrsd 10 10 o'clock tomorrow
81 At o'cloci, tho special session %,
1,,,s,nor3Nl exercises in commemorauon
IN the Tooth anniversary OF ueorBr ~
4 nodv wna called 10 order By TRAY ''eh'
sderson OF Lamar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Austin, TEX, Feb lS.-Thc mcmbora
OF the Joint committee TO report u bill
redistrictiuR the state met this evening,
senator Gnocr presidlrg The senate
resolution providing iol d recess aud
81 per day compensation Tor members
was adopted, and viii be reported Ia
the house. tomorrow. II IS not believed
that the house viii adopt the recess
resolution, as many members are OPP
posed to a recess and believe that the
legislature should redistrict the state
and adopt the ciYl and penal codes
even u Il Is necessary to remain herr
thirty dgyH at per day Chairman
Blair said tonight that he believed TIA,
legislaturc VIII take q recess for thirty
dgys IN March, and the joint committee
Will remain In Austin and prepare 3
redlstrlelinK mcnamre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
Az AFFECTING SCENE.
4 Poor girl Helps one Poorer lhnn
llnranIi.

iArFNelis
Dallas, Tex, Feb. lS.--Last Thursday
there We're several persons at the city
hail looking over the clothes which
have been placed IN the hands OF MI
HUSKY for distribution TO the poor
Among tho number was little ema-
clatcd girl about years old. who hnd
ON a very thin dress and old Shoes.
and who, as she shivered aud cried,
looked over the clothes In search OF u
clonk. shawl or any sort Of wrap
There was another girl also lodking
for ID cloak She was about 10 years
old. and had q sweet good-nntufed
face. She had on cluak, but II was
very badly worn. When she had looked
over the entire stock and found TINT
there was no sort Of cloak Oh wrap In
ID. she noticed the other little girl and
her condition at once appealed to her
generosity. and she pulled her cloak
of and, going to the little girl, said;
"Ilpra' See " this won't NJ you
The little girl. thinking she had found
the cloak In the stock quickly got INTO
1t and was off and gone,
Mr. Busby and Mr. Mullen observed
tNr whole performance, and there was
little moist spot In the corners OF
each one OF their eyes, and their optics
met Mr., Bushy said to the girl MS she
started out the door
what did You give away your cloak
for? There Is nothing here for you To
put on
"Shc needed 1t heap worse than
dli," she said, as she departed,
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GOLD, SILVER AND BONDS.



nrn,d involve an additional charge on
~, W., - trsasury OF about Sl0OO'OoO
IN srho bill was pissed on viva Noce
vote, v, ,natrunu of
~ ',,,nittce on Interstate ana lor-
IL, commerce.. moved to suepelu w
s,sm and pass the bill to equaliae lhe
i,,,,,os and pay Of the steamboat m
,iooi.,,on service. The bill oquallzed the
SALARIES OF Inspectors oil nuns .ai D,I
boilers, which had not been rear i ~
alnce ISL. II was passed-lO' 10 - no
a.. lynch Dem, WlsD from Ahe
,o w. on Indian AFFAIRS, was then
,.,o,,nized 10 move the passage % u
MI ~ authorize the construction OF
cer'toln dams across the 81. Louis anu
Ciao,,rt rivers in Minnesota The pur-
tnsn nf the bill was to permit the AZ
,n,nonte Water company to erect uh'iS
ocrnsa these rivers to furnish power 10
duluth and other places ana TOT tilS ~.
n,irposr to overflow, condemn anu pes
for lands overlooked ON bhe fonu bu
Lac Indian reservation. ,1
MIR baldwin Dem. Mimi declared
thai the real opposition to the blll was
the numbering interests OF Mlhheau'"
The vote resulted ~ to ". A..
Two-thirds not having voted III inc
affirmative, tho bill was lost
on motion Of Mr., Talbot, the nous,
went into committee Of the whole an'
rcgumed consideration of the naVa
appropriation bill General debate
closed on Saturday aud the bill wa
considered under the ave minute run
for amendment. M
Almost an hour was spent In the dis
| cusaion of points Of order but th'
| chairman (O'Nelll of Massachusetts
| decided to reserve hts decision until To
| morrow.
The committee rose, and nt olo I'M
| house adjourned until tomorrow noon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Austin, ToNus. Feb, speaker
Tom smith w In favor OF the
legislature taking " reccss on
March 10 for thirty or sixty days IN
order for the Joint committees TO codify
the laws and prepare a hill redistrlcting
the state. Tho administration ~ placed
IN tho attitude of faVOrlng the recoss
plan, Representative Hurmeiater and
others oppose the rtcess and say that
the law makers should remain here
until the codlfying and redistrlcting
have been accomplished Members de-
sire 10 remain here 70 cOnsult with their
frlends on the rOdlatriotng committee
IN order that judicial districts shall be
carved Oug 70 suit their conveniencea,
There Is strong element In the house
opposed 90 reducing the number OF
judicial districts. They say that the
Der Of districts should remain as OF
present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19


Washington, Feb. ls.--Ths AL
the senate committee On apw|
tiuns with regard 20 the payns
the sugar bounty claims for III
1898 and 1884 does net appear |
report made upcn the sundy IN
for the reason that II was ara|
committee that 1t should v 4
ms q matter independent 81 u,
on the bill by an individual NJ
OF the committee, II, attel Sstli.|
ltor Gallon, II should appraf
majority Of the committee vas
able to the payment Of ,hest 4
Mir. Cullom was absent from lh
Ing today and In his absence W
Of the committee was a N
proposition to pay the claims
which had been earned when "
act went into effect and utea
the bounty for the crop Of lN|
Cullom afterwards east his yelt
allowance OF the claim The ~
for the payment OF the claims
put on the sdndry elSil aA
amendment. aud It VIII be ~
some member of the eommll'N
able lu the payment Of me "
soon as It can be put Into nv
Il, IL understood that the q,
1893. aggregating S25O,Ooo, ane
mates On the crop for Nv ilAa
pear that about $60O0,OOO WY
sury to pay half the pounV
wear,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

United States s,icl, an I. {. ! N
tlhcates or indebtetnes. s'iuult !,
bearer, in denomInn,,a,s pAJibs. X
100 dollars or any n,,,,,is q Y rl
not exceeding 1000 ~ Ape u NJ =
~, ~. su,u purposes, bcarlns ", III
VIC rate OF not exceedl,s lulshl
per annum. payable ss,nis , n 4.
redeemablc lat the plees@n,s.in n
United States after ,..'' h NJ
their date. and the soy ny yIsn \.
treasury Is hereby nu,hsN's'asy 4 n
appreciation OF tho prcsl ,s Nd N
such portion Of said ce,s ttiasm + NJ
be deemed eSpedlent ~ ai sa' t n
the treasurer In paymsn, 'rs,. N
In favor of public craa,,aI rl,a5
persons lawfully entltlsa'vn " ~
VINO may choose to receits pghe|
tiflcates In payment al ~ sel =
Ana the secretary " X
may In his discretion. ,,,a w vli,
regulations prescribed H. ls fue N
dispose of the certincaiesa NJ \
thorlzed at depositorics Y, aneish 4
States and at such poz,a,n 'ae Z. :,
may seloot, and the sccret s'sn I .
the monies received for 800 ~ I
Gates for the purchases Wa e
soribed and for none o,hasr'sla
that the total amount ~ f'sS,
Gates shall not exceed az wv Y I
millions of dollars and proy,a w
Their that the power a. s'y ,A
certificates shalt terninata asss
day of July, 1896. ' Nan
And hereafter anv t,n..,
bonds sold or disposed Of s sesa q
fered to the public for a n s,.Al,
less than twenty days undsr ~ !
regulations to be prescrlbsd 1, ~
rotary OF the treasury a. \. "
sold to the highest bidder II II ~
bids or any oil them are sllls,s. 4
The proposition in the ho,,.. n
pealing the law for the NM.
gold certificates Is strlcken y.
the following added az 4 IN n,. w
the appropriation for prlntIns v, VI
craving: ~
THAT hereafter no uortts. I,
sum shall be expended Tor NJ
United States notes or ,k.s.o,ne ~. I
of larger denomination than w. 4 .
may be cancelled or retired T M, !.
Ing OF the house proyiro app'as,s,
SlSi,OOO to carry into etfeN, IA M N
state commerce law Is chance +
10 prohibit the use Of more NJ, !,
600 In the employment al conssr
hundred and fifty thousand S'a.l
added for the payment Of I'm ~
the heirs of tho victims Of 4. ,
theater disaster. y
A general enactment. In Nm !.
act of 1894, Is made concernlrg N
vey of railroad land grants a.
dred and twcnty five th5psahd n
Ia appropriated for this nunSs
made a continuing approp,atQ
| provisions of the bill vetoed (,
president some time ago efa1tI,,
right to purchase public lAad t.
servoir purposes Is made as IA n
ment The house provision A
the appropriation for rivers al
borS Immediately available i N
out.
The entire appropriation msl,
the bill as reported is til, t5g.li4 4
crease of s., 52l.iA over the total !,
house bin This Increase doe. b
clude an estimate for paying The /
bounty claims,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Austin, Tex. Feb. S.---rhc president
In the presence OF the senate signed
the TpNarlSana court bill,
Gov Culberson Will tomorrow an
nounoe hia list OF e-nresldonts for
the Dallas Fair and Exposition. as re
qucsted by the management, consisting
of one IRON each senatorial district,
The revenue receiptA today IN tho
c0mptrollera office were Sl7.4a0 max
ing Tor the month S9Gl5Si, Chief Book
keeper WigginN thinks that tho general
revenue for the month OF February will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
nnA,nnrrns Nnw nILL.
he Is Even More Drastic Th"p the
Original.

uNNkAhaAa
Austin, Tex, Fob. lS--Judge w, a,
Dramlette's substitute for MS orls'nul
INSTRUMENTATION bill IN now In the
hands OF u subcommittee, Under itH
proyialons, mo railroad company or
|ranl4ed under tho laws OF this state
ANAL conaolldtte, directly or indirectly,
.by prlvnto ur judicial sale. ownerdhip
III stock or bonds. or otherwise win
.nny railroad company or other cor
porAtion organized under the laws OF
any other Utato or OF the United htuteH'
or OF any foreign country, by tohNul-
dalton nA used ia THIS act lA meant
recuflnp tho mpuagcuicnt, direction or
control or any interest thorulh OF any
railroad company ur other corporation
.organi2Gd under the luwH ot tbs state
by the purchase, ucuulaiuon or con-
troll by private or Judicial sale or oth-
erwisc OF Us franchises, rights proper
il ~, stock, bondA ur other indebted
neBs, on any part thereof BY any rail-
road company or other corporation or
stnlSed under the laws OF any other
state or the United States or any for
elNn country; or securing the man
ngnment. direction or control or any
interest therein OF two or more rail-
road companies, Organized under the
lave of this state by tho purchase.
acquisition or control by private or
judicial sale. or otherwise OF their
franchises. rights OF property or q
nnlDrlty ur tho stock, bondB or othci
I indebtedness by individuals. sluEly OF
\ collectively. or nA agent or trustee
who manage direct or control any stocl
bonds or other indebtedness OF an,
railroad on other corporation organ
,xed uudcr the lava az any other stat,
81 the United States. or tho Unite,
( staiga, or any foreign country. lenv!
I penalties are provided for the violation
or thia bin. and tho district court %
Tr0vls county given jurisdiction, I'M
opponenta or tho bill say that &c VIII
never see the light Of day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
rLnMMoNs, coNyIcr nlI.I..
An Adverse Report by the renitcn-
tinry Committee.

Austin. Tex. Feb, iS..-rho house
committee on penitentiaries met this
morning ana considered the O'conn0r
convict labor blll, which las been eN-
planned Ia dutan In these dispatches.
General L., M, Openhelm OF the board
Of peuitentiary managers was present,
Az predicted. the penitondary mnnagc-
ment was against the measure. and the
committee attempted TO throttle H.,
OComor made a hard fight To secure
Il favorable report hut the Democratic
mcmbcrs OF the committee voted
aEAinst him lie will send In a mi.
nnrity report. ard, n posalblo, get tho
bin before the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

agent and " expired before ne soug rs.
10 return. lie boarded the tram 70 a ar
turn 10 DALLAS aud was put on q s M
distance north Of the city, upon iu w.
me to pay his fare, the cehquuopi
fusine 10 accept the expired uvhe.
lie now demands $4,000 for 'ne yam
aye and loss he has suffered a
A the close OF the plalntli Ea s,c,, !
non-Wiit was entered upon ,,ua,,
no Missouri. Kansns and Texas ran
way company instead Of the MISSOURI,
Kansas and Texas Railway company o'
reNaa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
MM,NN,s WONT. .
Another Memorial Against JudA.
itussciI.

Auatln, Tex, Feb. iS--Attorncy
Thomas J McMInn received by mail
another memorial asking for the Inn
parchment Of judge John g. Russell
today. The document IA algnFd by
John a. Kelsey and nine othors, old
citicns OF Starr county, which rs rep
resented by Hon. ! H. Monroe. The
inlttoe On state affaita and pigeon
hoied Judging from tho action OF the
committed ia dispoelng og similar me-
inoriaia attacking Rusaell The Popu-
lisss VIII 50 20 the country In 1896, de-
claring that a Democratlo legislature
refused TO Investigate q Democrat, but
never failed 10 pounee upon Populiat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
CERTIFICATES AMENDMENT.


1893 ~ oiNts to the Sccrp-
a. "ry OF the Treasury.
Mashlngton, Feb ls.-The text OF tbe
ueruleate amendment to the sundrv
S' WI pill Is as follows:
~ mat IN order to provide the moneys
NOT supplied from current reventss
ahu miscellaneous receipts, and neces.
sary for the execution OF this act ana
nsSessaty for the execution OF any aet.
or aii the vtiivr acts passed or 10 he
passed during the present session M
sOn 1s appropriatlng money 10 he
pau out OF the treasury for the nsroi
year ending June 40, 1896 ana also IN
osaer TO provide for tho moneys neccs' 4,
sary 70 be paid out of The treasury an
ase9uht OF Appropriations herotofors
~ p,,'ip ,soI tor the fiscal years ending june
Sv, issS, June 30. 1854. and June s6. lsSS
ai'a roy covering into the treasury liz
sserslary OF the treasury with the an.
~ ,os a,,. OF me president, be. ana Is here.
es,.' auhorized, ~ from time 10 lime
g Sea on the credit OF Inc United
49, SUCH sums of money az may be-
~ ,sS'SsAry to meet said expenditiiroa
- - ~ ISSUE sell and dispose Of al nSt
~ 'hAn par, for lawful money OF tn!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

san Antonio, Tex, Feb. ls.-,Ioseph
Rose, one OF the Jurors In the Mccall
Campbell sheriff content says he was
approached by Frank Dalcom with Il
proposition to hang the jury. Dalcom
makes nm AFFIDAVIT of denial. The CON
test Ia In the hands OF the jury.
The state sheriffs and other bodies
have arranged 10 meet here during the
carnival and will swell the crowd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Waco, Tex. Feb, iS-I'hc trial OF the
damage suit Of w. G. Chambers against
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
road began in Judge Goodrloh's court
this morning.
The plaintiff lives IN Dallas, and on
the ninth OF last November purchased q
roundtrip Cotton Palace ticket, arriv-
Ing in Waco the next day, He failed TO
deposit his ticket with tbs ioins ticket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Austin. Tex, Fob lS.-rhe state
printing board failed to elect n public
printer, but are l!kssy to make a choice
tomorrow. The candidates are n. A..
Hicks OF }Austin, Geo. Meyers OF Dal-
las. William lambert OF Houston, J..
A. MooN, the present incumbent. and
Acorn " Tyler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
nllLnlNe no Ion coN'NNnlE.
murncy nnd i<crr VIA Wake Fight
for NugrntS Hi'i.

Austin Fob. 49, Bnrncy 81 kNFr
speaking OF Judge Nugcnts bill TO reE,
ulate building aud loan companies N"lu
today:
~ favor the Dayton plan when IL w,
corporated IN the Nugcnt bill' hnu
which provides that man get credit
for every dollar that he puts into one
Of those concerns Judge Nugrnt als'
believes that the laws should he 80
MICS maI,ing contracts IN this state To
be governed by the laws OF tbs state
and not by the laws OF some othrr
state In which their company IS organ
led"
II is not out of place to state ihal
Nugcnt looks for clean sweep III
Texas in 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Iiynum Explains the Mn Rcuuintiua.
INSTRUMENTATION Ihrmmrn IL

liynun Explains the MN RcpuiatIua.
Transportation Through 1t,
washington, Feb, IS, Representative
Bynum has reported to the house, from
the ways and means committee. the
substitute for Representative Cockrctl's
bill, which authorizes Tile secretary of
the treasury 10 suspend the transporta-
ton of goods through tho United states
INTO the free zone OF Mexico at unv
point between the Pacific ocean ana
the eastern boundary Of the CITY Of
laredo, Texas. In explanation Of the
Dill. Mr., Bynum says:
The design Of the resolution was to
prevent the transportation of MERIDIAN
disc In bond through the United statns
into the free zone Of Mexico The free
zone IL narrow strip extending ninrt,
me northern boundary OF Mckee. frnn,
the cur OF Mexico to the Pacific ncnon
Ihe government Of Mexico dopa nor
allow shipments In bond through liz
territory into the free zone, honco IN
shipments INTO THIS territory are made
through the United States. The
sparsely-scttled country along the line
between tho United States and Nievtco
makes smuggling easy. and lilo ogicors
OF Inc government have found n I'm
possible to prevent tho sumo ,rhn
exemption OF that portion OF tho ynn,
between the Gulf OF Mexico nn1
Laredo Ia deemed advisable bv rensnn
OF the navlgability OF the river bst,vean
those points. There Is no obicc,inn
upon the part OF the Mexican Govern.
ment TO the passage OF this resolution
Una the action proposed to be taken Inv
tnls government The bill docs MOI
erect the transportation OF goods 10
points In Mexico beyond the free zone
,1raleiul, comforting food is that sun.
pned 10 weary millions by the aid q,
IT Ut, i'tlee's baking powder, u household
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

New orleans. La. Feb. ls,--Cleared
Guido, Liverpool. Aalesund uHlnlml
Hocas del Toro
Port Eads. La. Feb. ls--Arriyed
Chalmette tBlasland). New York
Puerto Rico. Ssgura, Barcelona; Break,
water Rlyara), Puerto Cortez. ssned
Whitney. Havana
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For NonnnnIs pInur .

Austin, Tex. Fob, iS.-Mr l., T. Peck
Of San Nutonil WAC here ana called
ON Nh. Culborauu In behalf NJ Bryan
Cailughan for She position OF district
Judge IN BcXnr county, vice Judge Moo
nau, resigned, The appointment has
not bcou made yet, though thr llght ~
ON between Dwyer and BuclSlor with
Cullughan as second choice OF those
supporting pwycr The point has been
made that Dwycr did not live IN the
judicial district that he seclta to pre-
side over As district judge, ana to obvi-
utc this obstruction he Va reported as
having moved into the other ulHtrict,
TO perfect his tllgibAity,
Tho CullaFhuu aud DwNcr men say
| thut with them it Va: Anything to
| boat luclJler" illg opponents claim
| that he has not lived IN San Antonio
/ but two or three years aud has no right
| to expect the Office he wants,
| Some of Colonel BOB Green's friends
| think that Governor Culherspn could
do the graceful thing and tcnder him
| the appointment, aud when made II
would be acceptable To- all classes,
Mrs BuclIler, tho wltc Of the appll-
! cant, was hero a few days ago, aud II
ia gnid that ahe called upon Governor
Culhorson in the intorrat or hor hur'
band Mrs, Bucklcr Ia One OF the hand
soonest women IN she state, aud Uos,
who oppose the appointment OF hcl
husband think that the argument OF
her beautiful face aud winning man
norA Gun not be onset by the stronEeg
appeals that the male friends OF tn,
other candidates could make,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
VINO kNnws mIMt
WIN Warner supposed to nave Com
mitteJ Suicide.

A young man supposed 10 be named
wan Warner ana To have friends In
Fort Worth was found dead near Brlar
On February n \ half-used bottle Of
morphine was found on his person and
the verdict of Il curuner'S Jury WAS that
he came to his death 10y his own hand,
He was buried next day near the Mel
son graveyard three miles south OF
Briur.