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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
FIRE ALARM roRAKER WON.


ee--->ss'.s-s, =.
coin. This is the bl-metalIic policy.
There we stand today. l hope and
trust there we will stand forever We
VIII seek the cooperation OF all nations
ana OF all parties In maintaining the
parity OF gold and silver coinage. II
they viii not cooperate with US In this
policy. the Republican party can. and
hope viii. do II alone. Good money
and plenty Of Il is as important to all
our people as equality OF rights and
privileges.
Let us. then, with firm reliance
unon the principles OF peace and wis
dim OF the great party 20 which we
belong, nominate our candidate ana de-
clare our platform and then make our
appeal to the intelligence OF the people
of Ohio, In all the great Issues made
in the last forty years the Republican
party of Ohio has had tho courage TO
propose and TO do what Ii right. Lot
us now follow In the same pathway
and we viii not only elect n Republican
governor and state officers but also an
other Republican senator. and hope
a president OF the United States from
the state OF Ohio"
At the conclusion OF senator Shcr-
mans speech the congressional dis
tricts were called for members Of COM
mittces. and other positions, when II
WAS lpunu tnAt tntIt WtIt pltttF tNn-
tests FOR seats especially IN the Spring
held and Toledo districts. Tho CONF
mittce on resolutions was appointed
and organized with eN-Secretary
Charles Foster as chairman. after
which a recess was taken until even
ing
on reassembllng the temporary or
Eanigation was made permanent. The
following named were presented TO the
convention for governor. and ballot
ing was begun:
j. w. Barger, j, Warren Keller, J,
II. Hoyt. George X. Nash, Robert NJ.
Neviu, A. l.. Harris, Il. w. Poe and
General Bushnell
ON the sixth ballot General Asa
Bushnell was nominated, receiving 500
votes, Nash 20i. AMI uoyt III. Ncecs-
sary for choice, ili The result OF
the nomination was received az u great
victory for Foraker, amid very loud
demonstrations.
ExSecrotary Charles Foster took the
platform at midnight to read the reso-
luton but the convention voted to give
him leave TO print. whercupon the
convention adjourned TO u, m. tomor-
row.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

A distinguished preacher, OF somewhat
arbitrary manners, was engaged TO preach
in Bclgrayla, and purchased now hat for
tho occasion. lie was met outside his resi-
dcncc by young man, who WINS TO guide
him TO tho church. His guide, after what
the pnrson thought rude stare and smile,
said, ~ beg your pardon, sir, but your
hat
"Oh, yes, mover mind tho hat, but mind
your own business tho parson interrupt
ed curtly, md tho young man was slenced.
Tho people they met stared aud smiled
too.
"Strhnge, how many people notice when
one han got now hat, f" thought tho par
son. Tho church was reached, and the
worshipers approaching naturally turned
10 observe tho noted preacher.
Tho vicar met him at tho ycstry door to
welcome him, but hositntlng said, Par
don mo canon, but pray why do you wear
your hat SOP
Tho 10 was dotfod and tho outside
found 4. be still covered with white paper,
which the abscntminded divine Ind not re-
moved. ---Pcarson's Weekly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Atlanta, Ga. May 2s.--speakcr Crisp
puts a quictua ON tho discussion OF his
Views ON the financial question In the
following card glyon out FOR publca-
tlon today
"Americua, Ga, May 2S,-Eyer since
] gave consideration TO the question
have been believer IN and advocate
vcr, Ever since 1 entered public life
have spoken. and when opportunity
offered voted for II. l Htill favor tho
free and Unlimited coinage OF silver
by thu United States Independently nt
the ratio OF 10 to 1. How any one at
all acquainted with my public utter
nnces and acts can have mlstakon or
been In doubt az to my position IN q
mystery to me, My excuse for tSls
card ~ misrepresentation. My hope In
that this will end II.
CHARLES II. CRISP"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
sournERNnRs 1N cn1cAno.
They Are There to Dedicate the Con.
federato Monument.

fedorato Monument.
Chicago. May 2s.--AIony southernera
are In Chicago TO attend the dedication
OF the Confederate monument at oak-
wood cemetery Thursday. Among the
most prominent are Lieutenant Steph-
en- -. Lee. Lieutenant General Long
street ana his two daughters, Mrs.
Sanders and Miss Longstroet. Tho
general WINS met by number OF men
who had fought under his leadership
during the war. lie was somewhat
fatigued by the trip and retired almost
Immediately upon reaching the Palmer
house tonight,
Among the other guests who arrived
In the city today for this occasion were
Mrs. Katie Cabcll Currle OF Texas,
daughter Of General cnbell. and Colonel
Sheridan OF Mobile. Ala
Lieutenant Generals John u. Gordon.
Wade Hampton and Ifitzhugh Lee VIII
arrive tomorrow. us will aao a special
car from Washington over the Balti-
more and Ohio. bearing the following
guests. General Bppa Hpnter, Generals
French, Lomax and wife, Wright and
wife. II. X. Douglass, Mrs. Akers. Cap
tain Littlepagc and wife, Colonel Irwin,
Major Hunton. Miss Armstrong, Milan
Eliza Washington, Miss Cox. the
Misses Mitchell and others. The first
carload OF green decorations from the
South arrived today from Savannah.
Ga. The shipment consists OF pnl-
mettos monaes ana other eyergrcens.
Five thousand magnolia blossoms ar
rived by express and the remaining
shipments from New orleans, Atlanta.
Charleston, :. C., ANA Pensacola. Fla,
will probably get here tomorrow, At
lakewood cemetery everything n In
readiness. The guns ornamenting the
Confederate lot are In position and
seats for 1000 have been provided. with
grand stand. which viii seat 800
ueoplc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Washington, May 2s.-Gossip Is al
ready active regarding Gresham's
successor. Today IT Is n chief topic
with politicians, and the burden Of con-
lecture is that Postmaster-General Will
son Is most likely to be made secretary
of state. and n more practical and
aggressive politician may be aubsti-
tuted for him in the postofiiee depart
ment, possibly Don NJ. Dickinson.
whose brief administration In 1855 was
exceedingly popular. No doubt Air,
Cleveland Is now considering the mat
ter Of Milling the vacant state port
folio, especially because Of complica-
tions In Venezuela. Other possibilities
are Acting Secretary Uhi. Ambassador
Eustis, Mr.. whitney, Senator Gray az
Delaware and Measrs. Carter and Cou-
dert of New York Immediately fol-
lowing the interment OF Judge Gresh-
am the appointment OF his successor Is
expected and the general opinion to-
night Is the next premier VIII be one OF
the gentlemen named.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

The president today issued the follow
hg. ,o>, nv NUN
PRESIDENT"
.wo,ter O. Gresham, secretary of
.,s,o Of the United States. is dead. The
.r.sIaent, in making this distressing
commencement to his fellow country
~, speaks from the depths of per-
.,rai affection TO remind them thai
~ TOO. have lost pure and able
.rh,ic servant, n wise and patriotic
ppusrd,an OF all their rights and inter
is,s and a manly and loyal American
80 a generous and loving man.
"As a suitable expression OF national
bereavement. / direct that the diplo-
,.stlo representatives OF the United
r.atss in all foreign countries display
M days over their embassies and le-
cations at half mast for ten days;
s,at for like period the nag of the
Waited States be displayed at half mast
Al ali forts and military posts and at
ali naval stations and on all vessels
N the United States. further order
,hst ON the day OF the funeral the ex-
scutiye departments In the city of
Washington and that on public build
inRs throughout the United states the
national flag be displayed at half mast.
GROVER CLEVELAND"
py the President,
EDWARD q. UHD,
Acting Secretary OF State.
(seaD
Done at washington. this 2sth day
Of May. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
ave, Of the Independence OF the United
States OF America the one hundred and
nineteenth"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
rnE ELYroN coMpANY.

Birmingham. Ala. May 3s.-Judgc
Sharp today, on complaint OF Annie
Dowdcll, n stookholder. enjoined the
transfer OF the property OF the Elyton
Land company TO the Elyton company
The proposed transfer was under au-
thorily OF an act OF the last legislature
and IN carrying out the reorganization
plan S2,00c,O00 OF bonds Of the new COM
now held by the Maryland Trust com
pnqy were issued TO protect obligations
OF the old company. These bonds are
now held By the Maryland Trust com-
pany. II the decision In sustained II
VIII defent the propOaed reorganization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Rublnsteln was never lido. flo could
not remnin so half an hour From the
moment he roso TIL the .momcnt he retired
he was doing something. When not tray-
cling, no had his days work mapped out
with methodlcnl rogulal.s, From Just
such an hour TIL Just snJh another he
might be found day after day at the same
occupation. After this fashion no was
able 70 accomplish In his lifetime what
was really the work OF three men. and he
never tired of preaching this regularity Of
work TO young artists and students.-Al
exander Macarthur In Century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
cn1cAGo,s ARnANnEMENTa.

Chicago. May 2s.--No definite arrange
ments have been made as yet for the
funeral OF Secretary Gresham, for the
reason that the wishes OF the family
are not fully Understood.
United States District Judge Black
win invite prominent men 10 meet
with him some time tomorrow 20 ar
range for participation In the funeral
service and to receive the president
and his cabinet on their arrival In
Chicago.
President Deaf OF the Chicago Bar
association has arranged for the call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

New York. May PA London cable
10 the Evening Post says;
Sir william Vernon Harcourt chan
oeIIor OF the cxchoquer, hag formally
replied 10 the memorial forwarded by
influential bankers and flneciers. In
terms emphasizing his previous strong
remarks In favor % the gold standard.
HIS reply concludes as follows:
YOU may rely upon II that her maj
esty's government VIII give no counten-
nnce TO any change in the fundamental
principles OF our MONETARY system nor
In any dlacuHsions IN which they may
no called upon 10 take part VIII they
udInit any doubt "a 70 their intention
firrniy 70 adhere to tho siDgle geld
standard"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Philadelphia. Pa. May rs. Tho OPEN
ing gun Of the sound money campaign
In the East was fired tonight with an
enthusiastic public meeting at the
Academy of Music. The affair was
under the management OF u group OF
the best fnaciai men OF the country,
ana embraced many OF Philadelphia
representative citizens. George Il.
Roberts, president OF the pcnnsvlva-
MA Railroad company, was chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Topeka, Kan, May rs, The at, Rev.
Frank II. Mlllsprugh. dean OF Grace
cathedral In this city, was today elect
ed bishop OF the Episcopal dloceso OF
Kansas. to succeed the late Blahpp
Thomas, The leading candidates
against Dean Mlllspuugh were Bishop
Leonard OF Utah, Dean Gardiner OF
Omaha, Rev, John Hewitt OF Lincoln.
Nob., and Rey. John h, Won Hellch VI
Wichita.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

London. May 2s,--The Chronicle this
morning says II has received numerous
letters. some from distinguished liter
airy men on the wilde case, (which we
cannot publish without practically re-
trying the case" Their general ten
dcncy IL TO protest against the severity
of the sentence ON the ground that the
case IN ono OF morbid alteration which
Is not justified by the shocking sever
ity OF our prison system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
IAMEs GuY pnAp.

Chico, Tex. May 2s.--James Guy. tho
young man who attempted suicide at
Paradise on the 18Th OF March, died this
morning from the effects OF the
wound received ut thai time Young
Guy was aultor for che heart aud
hand Of a young lady OF that place,
and on her refusal to marry him. he
attempted suicide by shooting himself.
and. AS II has since proved, fatally. His
remains VIII be inferred here this
evening. Guy was young man OF fair
promise. and his death is deeply re-
GREETED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Houston May 2s.--The secretary Of
the olympic Athletic club Of Now Or
leans passed through Houston en-
route 20 Galveston tonight. His mis-
sion IS 70 induce Herman Bernau, the
Texas heavy weight TO fight In New
orleans and make a test Of the law.
Vendig. OF Dallas, is anxious 10 get the
rbett-fitzsimmons fight In Texas IN.
stead OF Florida. II Bernnu Nights and
defeats the law the olympic will take
on the corbett-F 5tzsimmons nght. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
pooR or lopn. cIrY mission.

There was u fair attendance last
night, There was first testimony
meeting of much interest Rev w.
Mherland then spoke brnvely from the
text, Luke xii, 20-"Fools." Riches are
not 10 DO dospised, Rightly used,
wealth III u power for good. There are
rich fools. The Dead sea represents
large class OF peoplc-ever taking In.
never giving out. The Psalms tell of
an inndel fool. Most OF them have
little mental faculties Such fools have
said, There IN no God" In Proverbs
is found the self-rlghteoua fool No
man knows his own heart-lt's deupcr-
ntely wicked. We can trust Jesus only,
There is another fool In Proverbs he
who mocks at sin. lie not with those
fools. They cuntaminate. The last
fool IN the Chrlstinn-foola FOR Chrlsra
sake Preach the gospel. serve Christ
faithfully, and you viii know. His
side " the safe place. VIII you stand
thero2 An instructive and interesting
sermon, Preaching tonight. All ar
welcome. Corner Main and Weather
ford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

desire OF the men present was signed
py Governor Matthews and Mayor
nenny, IL was directed to Otto Gresh-
Your father was an honrred citi-
zen or our state. and II IL the desire
OF the people of Indiana and OF the
CITY OF Indianapolis that his remains
PC permitted TO lie In state one day
In our capital building"
UP to a late hour this afternoon no
reply had been received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
MILLsAps coLLEdE.

Mlllsap, Tex, May ga program
OF the closing exercises OF the Mlllsap
collie \. Professor Charles c. Pollard,
principal. has been hnnded 20 your
scribe. The exercises viii commence
on the 18Th prox,, and continue until
and including the 2ist, Dramatic en-
tertainmonta. with good music by the
Mineral Wells band. are the principal
features OF the nights Of the 18th and
goth. a picnic on Friday, the 2ist.
Will close the most successfui eight
months session OF tho MlllHap college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

ing OF a meeting OF the bar 70 express
Its respect for the memory OF Judge
Gresham. a special meeting ~ the
city council Will be held tomorrow ar
ternoon TO take appropriate action up
on the death of the late secretary. An
OF today tho nag over the city hall
was at half mast aud Il Is probable
that the mayor Will order the city
hall closed the afternoon OF the day
set for the funeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

wc are often reminded Of what 4:
Chilllngly said whom asked who mans
her household. Hcr reply was, my 4,
band has agreed that mny decide n
all the small questions Il / win lei I
decide ths largo ones. As ANAL q
arose many tines zach day and large "A
only NJ Intervals OF months, II ondp.
her ruling the roost. New orif|
Times DemoorHt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
AN EXECUTIVE ORDER.
The Public Offices to Be Closed the
day OF the Funeral.

Washington, May ss.--The following
executive order was sent frtm the
White House to all heads OF depart
ments today:
Executive Mansion. Washington. d.
y. May rs, 1S95.-'To the Heads OF
Executive Departments and the Gov
eminent Printing Oitlce:
"As n mark II respect TO the rem
DRY or the Hon. Walter q. Gresham.
late secretary OF state. the president
directs that the several Departments
and the government Offices In the
city OF Washington be closed on
Wednesday. May 90 the day OF the
funeral HENRY THuRBER,
Private 5 .cretary."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Iodine was discovered IN 1919 by Cour-
tots. Il IS found IN several marine plants
and extracted by o simple process. lts use
In medicine Is said TO date from about
1925, when Il was first employed In the
hospltals uf London and Paris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Arlington. Tex. May rs Kemp.
i0.ysar-old son OF John Turner,
was thrown out OF cart sunday d
ing and 10 badly hurt. died hero
night al tho rtsidence az G. d. *
HID uncle, ind was buried al sas ID
tory here. A large numler o. fllt
attended tho burial. He was . n
boy and an only son i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

'Mnw" asked the little boy, "do you
spell napkin with q Ky f"
Certainly not. Only knapsaek."
And that Is how It was that Tonmy's
aunt received letter from him, In whieh
no made mention OF 'napcin. INDIAN
apolls Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

a. esu.i,anapolis, Ind. May ga number
a. liens met at the governors room
IA ~ STATE house at o'clock p. IN.
ine \, wat could be done towards hay-
fforan remains OF Secretary Gresham
Thsusht to this city for public view.
- following dlspatch to meet the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Chicago, May 2s-out OF respect to
the memory Of Secretary Gresham the
Federal courts in this city adjourned
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Oliver Goldsmith had strongly marked
Celtic features and lively blue eye that
was always merry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
MINORS TO THE GREAT DEAD,
,,oc1,AMArIoN OF THE PREsI-
nvNr OF THE UNITED STATES.

,,,r CABINET AND MIR. cLEvE.
TASp WILL ACCOMPANY THE
nopy TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an CONFIDENCE FROM ALL
p,Rrs OF THE WORLD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Ink, in tho days of Louis TX. cost 20
esHts quart ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

not vendlg Will try 10 bring II on In
Texas, and has selected Houston as the
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
WASHINGTON. May IS.

The president today issued the follow
~ =, PROCLAMATION BY THE
,,nrcrntrNrT.u
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tax. This underground movement
against the income tax at first treated
as insignificant, but opinions regarding
it are more serious since it is seen to be
tacitly, if not openly endorsed by tho
administration. It is said by many that
it was this movement that brought about
a renewal of friendly relations between
President Cleveland and Senator Hill.
There is likely to be short but lively
fight in the House oyer that portion Of
the Naval Appropriation bill providing
for the building Of several battleships.
Although the majority Of the House
Committee on Naval Affairs has decided
in favor Of the building of these battle
ships it IS not certain that the House
will take the same view of the matter.
These battleships cost something like
100000 each, and there are lots Of
men in the House who are opposed to
any such expenditure at this time; and
others who believe in building new naval
vessels, but not in building battleships.
Representative Berry OF Kentucky, is
evidently a believer in thriftiness as we'll
as nepotism. He has brought bis fifteen
year old aon to Neutrality-suspicious.
ably took him out Of school for the pur'
pose and made him bis private Secre'
tary, in order to keep the 800 month
in the Berry family. This act gives
Mr.. Berry another distinguishing title
in addition to that Of being the tallest
man in the House.
The currency debate since the reas-
sembling of Congress has been tame aud
in the main uninteresting. 1t is plain
that the principal object is to kill time
until it is ecided what to do.
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