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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

SCOTS ut the Claim Made by the Pop
uIists.

Austin. Tex. March 13.-Hon. Tom
Armistead, author OF the antitrust
bill, said today:
1T is ridiculous to say that the bill
Is aimed at trades unions or farmers
associations. Trades unions do not
restrict the output OF factories or corr
ner prices of commodities or destroy
competition. Trades unions regulate
the scales OF prices for which their
own members shall work They do not
say to outsiders what they shall work
for. No honest Judge could construe
any section of my bill as applying to
labor unions or farmers organizations
II correctly understand the aims and
objects of these organizations"
Hon. d. f. Patterson of Bell county,
an able lawyer and stalwart friend
of working men. took the same view of
the bill.
on the other hand d. b. Gilhland of
Baird, union printer and a Democrat;
John Kennedy Of Houston, Judge Good
Canother eX-union printer, voted
against the bill today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Temple, Tex. March l3.--Messrs.
Hammorsmith ~ Sons, who have been
In the shoe business on Avenue d in
Temple for the past three years, are
moving their stock of shoes to Bel
ton where their main business Is sit
uated this being u branch house. As
soon as they are through moving the
building Will be occupied by W. II,
Chandeliers barber shop. ana Messrs.
Crawford q Crabb will open a music
hall In the house now occupied by Mr..
Chandler.
Messrs. jackson & Co., colored
hrm from Galveston, have opened a
stock OF groceries on First street two
doors below the /. X. l., livery stable.
band OF Weary willies," for the
sake OF employment. are doing some
excellent street work for the city.
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VISITING r1In srooI1 YAnps.
Quite Large Delegation Take. AN
EARLY Trip.

The stockmen aud others who at
tended the convention have had a
splendid opportunity to see what IA
cllltles Fort Worth offers In the way
OF stoclyards for the transaction Of
business. and have as a rule becn
much pleased with what they found
" course many OF those here had
already become familiar with the stock
yards and capacity OF the packing
house. but the subject is one OF inter.
est 10 all, and as consequence hun
yesterday.
The announcement In the Gazette
yesterday that there would be a special
nelesAuon to 10 out to the packing
mouse at a. IN. resulting In bringing
ltosether number OF the leading stock.
men OF the state. and many OF them
from outside OF the state. who We're
very much pleased with the big en-
terpriso under the management OF
president Simpson.
rnere was no regular program and
me delegation returned 10 tho city in
the convention,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
TO AID HOME INDUSTRY


Here.
The names of number OF new appli-
oants for membership were presented
at the opening Of the afternoon session
and referred to the executive commit
tee. after which the following agree
ment was discussed:
Fort Worth. Tex, March IL, 1870
We. the undersigned. realizing the ad-
vantages to be gained by the stock
growers throughout the state OF Texas
by the establishment OF live stock
market center In Texas, and recogni2-
ing that such market can not be ere
ated without a cooperative action be-
tween the stock growers and the pro-
motors Of such market, the right ana
proper facilities being provided by the
Fort Worth Stock Yards company at
present where such n market can be
created. we hereby agree, In order that
patronage with our cattle may be our
part of the establishing OF a market. TO
offer our cattle destined to northern
markets at the Fort Worth stock yards
en- route, as the recent ruling by the
railway commission on live stock rates
IN Texas gives us a fair chance to sell
locally, based on proportionate through
rates: the Fort Worth Stock Yards
company agreeing to have buyers to
make offers on our cattle at prices
based on the ruling market prices OF
the day when so offered. this agree
litnl 10 ut tlltCliNt lJT one SedI rum
date.
resolution recommending that this
agreement be signed by the members
was then adopted A number OF the
members signed among whom were the
following: Messrs. j. b. Taylor, ]. T.
Pryor. Jot j. Smith. N. SAMSON. d. b.
Gardner, {. c. Slaughter, Coleman-Ful-
ton Pasture company, by G. W. Fulton;
A. p. Bush. Jr.
Messrs j. T. Pryor. @. w Simpson
and Colonel c. c. Slaughter were APP
pointed by the chairman to take charge
OF the matter, and they had obtained
quite a number OF additional names
last night, and great interest was be-
ing manifested in the subject.
The subject OF lending assistance In
the improvement OF Arkansas Pass har-
Dor came up again. and committee
was appointed to take charge of the
canvass. consisting Of Messrs. c. c.
Slaughter, j. W. Simpson and n. Il.
Wilson, on motion Of Vice President
Fulton.
G. c. Slaughter offered to give 1880
acres TO the enterprise II somebody
else in north Texas would give $40, At
this point a patterlng began on the
roof. which presently increased to a
roar and Mr.. Slaughter remarked that
as soon as he had given his land away
II commenced to rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

opera house. The spacious hail was
filled with dancers. and those In cos
tunes, about 100 In number. were ar
rayed In costumes OF all kinds and
styles. They created great amount of
fun and amusement for themselves and
the spectators.
The dance program was long and
varied. The fire boys realized a snug
sum for their efforts. and the fire.
mems masked ball of '95 will be long
remembered in Bastrop.
The Kerr Bros string band furnish
ed elegant music for the occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

serenaded many industries OF this
city. Chiefest among these stands the
Fort Worth Packing House and Stock
Yards. The citizens of this city and
the cattlemen OF the state at large
are under greater obligations TO this
grand enterprise than any other with
In its borders. As the plant is sit
uated so far from our present Local
tion. l take this hotel as the means OF
paying our respects to the Fort Worth
Packing House and Stock Yards, and
sincerely trust that the music you VIII
listen to will cause you to dwell upon
the debt OF gratitude we all owe to
this. Texas greatest enterprise
The band played three airs, winding
up with Dixie" in a manner that re-
rived the old shout. To Barbee and MS
band are due the thanks OF every citi-
zen OF Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
1T DIDN'T WORK. .
The Attempt to Carry on the Cattle
Convention.


The most interesting part OF the meet
Ing was the thrilling sequel 10 the very
artistic attempt made to have the meet
ing Of the association held next year
In San Antonio instead OF Fort Worth,
lts time-honored home Details
VIII be tedious. Suffice It to say
that c. c, Slaughter called the turn on
the innovators In thrilling manner,
and George b. Loving renewed Fort
Worth's customary Invitation ms II
there was nothing OF the opposition,
which was lost sight OF In the wave Of
enthusiasm which followed Mr.. Low
ing's quiet, but effective talk, which
was but carrying out Il resolution pref
~ generally agreed upon already as
the result Of canvass among the cat
tlemen by Messrs. Loving and others.
Mr' a. S. Reed also made telling ad-
dress
The chair appointed a. S. Reed. ]. T.
Pryor and Judge Breedlove as tellers.
me vote for San Antonio was rs.
An In favor OF Fort Worth as the
next place OF meeting will arise and re
main standing until counted" said the
chair. ''
Then It seemed as n the whole com
yenlon arose TO vote for Fort Worth.
Cheers sprang from the threats OF the
nnempers and the highly interestad
felis for Dixie" and the band PLAYED
The stirring air with vim that made
the rafters shake.
me result was so plain that no time
was taken 10 count the throng gtnnd-
Ing up for Fort Worth. the oattleman's
Mr.. Fulton moved that Fort Worth
De made the unanimous choice OF mo
convention for the next place OF meet
lns, ana numerously seconded, II was
uohe, ana the band played "Dlxle"
again. 'e
CordiAlly worded resolutions of
thanks TO the citizens OF Fort Worth.
10 the railroads for cOurteslos. and tho
press FOR accurate rcports were adopt-
90. and the convention nhlnnrnnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
BARnEE's BAND.


No man in the city has done more
toWard entertaining the great army OF
quests present than j. W. Barbee. the
iusulns, enterprlsing and popular
I've stock agent of the Cotton Relt
RAILWAY He was the cause OF the
tomlng OF the Cotton Belt Band from
Pine BLUR, and In every other way
possible has helped to make the stock
MEN feel at home. OF course he was
ior Fort. Worth for the convention.
y Yesterday, Just before the vote was
aken, he "hNed' his band. He told
hem that he had never asked = per-
ohai favor of them. but would then.
Fort Worth was chosen, he would
I'M signal and they would play
fDiNie' harder. louder and sweeter
han they ever had before, They nro,n.
ped ana when victory perched on
he Fort Worth flag in sucb hand
ome shape, Barber could not restrain
Is enthusiasm and jumping TO Mis-
yet shouted, Let her 10, boys" and
commenced to lead the rebel yeli'
+ lis Pine Blum proteges caught the feet
.pg OF leatlon and the martial air OF
ne Confederacy rang through tho
pera house and caused the cltlzenR
PRESENT TO feel that their courtesies
ad not been extended In vain.
Mr. Barber wished 10 serenade the
4ort Worth Packing House but the
Instance prevented n trip out there.
3owever, after the convention al
.4urned. he went 10 the Delaware and
franging his men about the rotundn.
X counted = chair and nude the follow
lls appropriate and weil timed speech.
4"Gentlemen-Thc Cotton Belt Stock
'Rrds Band has during It's stay here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
HONiENyARD HOUND.
A Member who Paired Before He
Departed.

Austin, Tex, March 13-Hon. B. II.
Evans departed for his home in Hunt
county last night. Evans favors the
Goss land bill. Before departing he
arranged a pair with DR.. Freeman,
who Is opposed to the bill.
Hon. Bunyan King was another de-
parture. King Is against the land bill
and also against the Armistead anti
trust bill, which he regards as one of
the most vicious bills of the session.
King will be absent week
Hon, r. w. Martin was another
homeward-bound legislator. who will
be absent week or more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Dallas, Tex. March ls.--Ben Hughes,
Harvey Carter and Shirley Smith,
charged with being accOmplices In the
Gordon train robbery. had an exam
lining trial before Commissioner Led
mum and We're released. They We're
then arrested on a capias from Palo
Pinto county charging them with as
sault to murder. the charge based on
the train robbery, for which the United
States did not find evidence to hold
them. Hughes wound is almost well
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Notes

w. p. Anderson representative Of
the Union stock yards OF Chicago, who
looks after the sanitary regulations in
Connection with the great Institution. is
IN receipt OF a message from j. Sterling
Morton, secretary Of agriculture: 81 APP
preciate the friendly sentiments OF the
citizens OF Texas, who, in passing these
resolutions, are endeavoring to sustain
me In enforcing proper regulations for
the inspection OF animals and meats"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Houston. Tex. March 1s.-Careful es-
Inmates place the amount OF fish Killed
ny the February freeze at IS, 900 TONS
IN the swallow bays on the Texas coast
shore has been lined with their car
casses Tor month, 1t is thought that
most OF the red fish spawn and vonnr
are Killed. This is a great blow to
the hshing industry. which is rapjdiv
x growlhg 70 great proportions on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Austin, Tex. March 1s.-Hon. Thad
Holt Of Houston is in the city. N
Hon. w. ]. ]. Smith, a prominent
lawyer Of Dallas, is here looking after
legal business. "''e'
Col NJ. NJ. Brooks of GreenvIIle
Hunt county, well-known lawyer and
legislation. "'siiHs
here >" worm Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Waco. Tex, March IA. II. Harris
Of Strawn, Tex, captain OF the Tinted
Confederate Veterans Camp OF Com
anche and Erath counties. has writ
ten to j, McCune. adjutant of Davv
Crockett post, q. a. r., that he
VIII attend the state encampment or
Waco. ="
He will come as the guest of Sam
Houston Post No. S. OF Dublin. and
VIII make an address at the encamp-
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Berlin, March 13-In the relchstag
today Herr Won Heyl Zu Herscheim,
National Liberal, Introduced a motion
demanding that Germany withdraw
from the commercial treaty with the
Argentine Republic. He justified his
proposition ON the ground that Argen-
tine wheat should be subjected 10 n
higher rate OF duty and said that II
the Argentine Republic made reprlsais
Germany should place difficulty in the
way OF importing Argentine wool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Austin, March 12,--Senate Judiciary
No l killed whole lot OF bills this
afternoon. and will favorably report
Agnew's bill empowering cities 10 en-.
force mems Tor street and sidewalk i'm
election bill.
senate finance committee will favor.
ABLY report Tipps' deficiency bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Washington. March 12.-List OF pat
ents for Texas: Bale tie, Louis W.
Campbell, Waco; cultivator, Jno. o.
Ford, Hollis; surgical instruments, Jas
p. Hawk Temple; churn dasher Chas.
II, Hudson, Marshall; street car motor,
j. c. Slaughter, Dallas: garden imple-
ment, Hampton Wilson, Crockett: mus
tache guard, Jos. Trampton, Wills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Nashville, Tenn. March ia dis
patch to the Banner from Winchester.
Tenn. says that Joe Bean killed Bob
Clark near that place last evening with
shot gun. Clark was intoxicated at
the time of the shooting. Bean claims
that Clark insulted his wife by trying
to ride over her on horseback. Bean
surrendered to the officers, and is In
Jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Mckinney. Tex, March 12.-Judge
W. X. HOman of Dallas addressed an
enthusiastic audience here tonight on
prohibition. This winds up the cam
palgn. The election comes off tomor-
row and promises to be closely con-
tested. Present indications are that the
Pros will win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

indianapolis, Ind, March l3.---AIyron
a., AIns, the governors private secre-
representatives riot Monday night is
no better today. Early this morning
ne haa tainting spell. The physician
was summoned and applied restoratIves
ana expressed the opinion that the
iaint resulted from the efrects of medi-
eines, The doctor says the chief dam
ger o. his patient will be in the event
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Austin, March 12.-Mr Daniel Horns
by of Hornsby's Bend died last night at
his home from the effects OF an injury
sustained some days ago in falling from
a wagon, He was brother to ex-Sher-
If Make Hornsby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Plano, Tex, March 12.-About G p. m.
this city was visited by the heaviest
rain and hail storm ever witnessed by
the Oldest citizens. The ground is en-
tirely covered with hail as large as
walnuts. 1t damaged crops very
heavily
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Houston, Texas. March 12.-The Post
Ted Sullivan has reiinauished his claim
on the Houston franchise of the Texas
southern League in favor OF W. r. Hep
worth. Sullivan left tonight for Dallas
70 take the management OF the club in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Perry, o, T., March ls--,Iohn Milf
gan, who murdered Gabc and Hannah
Clark on November 10 last, was hanged
at Oklahoma City today. Mllligan en-
tered Clark's room at night and killed
them with an AK. Milligan was q years
old, He died without fear. saying he
was going straight TO glory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Little Rock. Ark. March 12-Secre-
tary McFarlan announced today that
the booking privilege at the spring
meeting Of the Little Rock Jockey club
will not be sold, but will be retained by
the club. 1t is probable that Joe Ull-
man will have charge OF the business
for the club,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
SIX NEW COMPANIES.


Austin, Tex, March 13.-Col. James
s. Hogg, who was banqueted last
night by the leading citizens of Austin,
said to the writer today:
Il have all the contracts for the
Link Line signed up and work is now
in progress. This is not all. Six new
companies organized to build railroads
in Texas are in correspondence with
me. and the lines will be built"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Austin, Tex. March III. A. White.
weli-khown business man OF Vernon. IL
Saturday. '" 'iii
Sohn duncan OF Tyler, general at
torney for the International and nraa,
Northern railroad. is here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Brennan, Tex. March 1s.-The
Knights OF the Maecabees today adj
journed sine die, TO meet in Austin
next year. Several resolutions were
adopted and officers Installed. which
constituted the days proceedings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

III Campo. Tex, March 13.-Three
Bohemian women We're poisoned and
came near dying by drinking milk from
COW which had eaten hay sprlnkled
with London purple. The COW was not
affected,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Farmers Branch, Tex, March 49,
rms section of the county was visited
by wind, rain and hail storm. doing
some damage.
There is great deal of sickness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Alba, Tex, March ia very hard
wind storm, accompanied by some hail
prevailed here last night. Some timber
was blown down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Bastrop. Tex. March 1s.-The Ionr
looked for masquerade ball, under the
auspices OF the Basirop Fire Departs
ment. came or last night at Elsner'.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

voluminousness OF the testimony in
volyed. and the meeting adjourned to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

proceedings mad IN the civil court Of
appeals, Second judicial district at
Fort Worth. Wednesday, March 10.
Gases Decided.
Ailirmed-Watts 6 Walker VS.. j. II.
Wheeler from Crosby; j G., Somers
ct al. vs.. NJ, d. Naples, f-nm pu,Fer:
j. NJ. Loving VS.. w. C. Helth. garnl-
shee, from wichita; c. II. Sillmln Va.
Caroline IL. Thornton ct al. from
Parker
Reversed and remanIal M. e.
Riggs ct al. VS.. HENRIETTA Ndfe. from
ltasksll 1nless appellee, within twenty
days, waive cross-assisnment, In
which event affirmed: Jane Thompson
vs. Western Union Telegraph Com
pany from Bosque; Lone Star Elevator
Company vs.. #. NJ. English, from
Wilbarger; 81. Louis Cattle Company
vs. 5, S. Gholson, from Crosby; c. NJ
way ct al. VS.. Bank OF sumner, from
Wichita.
Cases submitted.
The Phelps Bigelow Wind Mil Com
pany W n. r. and IL. NJ. Parker
from Wilbarger.
II. G, Burkey vs.. City National Bank,
from Henderson,
stratlon and White VS., l.. s. T!ntan.
from Tarrant.
Y. II. Macarthur vs. II, ], Darues eft
al, from Wilbargar
Larmour & Watson VS.. Comanthe
County, from Comlnrhe.
p. j, Loome Va. 4. "a. Fitzhugh
from Bosquc.
State National Bank Of Vern m VS..
WaNhhachie National Bank. from VIII
barger.
Frank Donahoo VS., II. W. Scott
from Wilbargcr.
John c. Gamble vs., ]. \. Butcher ct
al. from Taylor.
Fort Worth aud Uen yer city Rail-
way Company VI. CHARLES Goldberg,
from Hardcman.
Motions Submitted.
]. l.. Dockery VI. ]. II. kani, lph,
for rehearlng.
$. NJ Davis VS.. NJ. S. Futon. to dis
miss appeal.
Il. NJ, COwlos ~. n. A. Glass and
W. q. Curtlss. for referring.
w. II. Johnston VS., Fort Worth and
Denver city Railway Company, for
rehoarlng.
George b. Brown, executor. VS.. John
Mitchell ct nl,. for the court to file
further conclusions Of fact and law.
Motions Decidcd.
Weltman Bros. VS.. a. * l.. August,
to strike out appellants bills of excep-
ton; refused.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company VS.. w. A, Landlord,
for leave to file written agreement
stricken from docket. having been sub
mltted after decision OF motion for re-
hearing,
Gulf Colorado and Santa Ee Rail-
way Company VS.. Hendrix & Rogan,
for motion 10 flle written agreement
same disposal.
DrLmm Seed and Floral Company vs..
j. Horace Mcfarland 4 Co., for re-
hearing; refused
Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Company vs.. j. Il. jenkins ct al,
for rehearing; refused
Western Union Telegraph Company
vs.. j, Il. Jeanes, for rehearing; re-
fused.
James Young ct al. VS., It. N. Jack
son. for rehearlng; refused
John l. Adams n Co. vs.. Bateman
q Bro. ct al, for rehearing; refused.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company VS., Mrs. J. c. Hohle,
for rehearlng; submitted and stricken
from the docket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
CIVIL couItr or AprEALs.

Proceedings had In the civil court Of
appeals, Second judicial district, at
Fort Worth. Wednesday. March 10.
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ThBLA EXACTA
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-23

from London. Eng. after an absence OF
three Years.
Ex-Governor John Ireland Of segnln is
here.
va Brandt the well known yachting
ana race horse editor of the Sew \ orll
Herald, is AZ the Hotel Grand.
G, II. Moore is back today from nm
outing in Maine where he has been
hnsking corn and eating apples
TEN Richardson. who ~ back from the
1oundless Vest. 10 enthusiastic over the
results Of the Topeka conference.
Alderman Gus Rey;nershoffcr returned
with his family last night from Colorado.
where they have been spending the sum
mcr
Judge NJ. u. Herring and Colonel W. l..
rather Judse Winter, l.. W. Campbell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Abcel III Wnea
are In The city