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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
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duced.
BY Ward of TraVia 10 ruovldo for
tho sale Of ali unnppropriatod lands
Of the atnte. Including an the nublin
lands heretofore act aside aud re-
served for snio by chapter 81 OF tho
general laws OF the state OF Texas, en-
titled An act TO provide for tho anls
of a portion OF the unappropriatcd pub
lie lands Of the state and the invest
ment " the proceeds of such sale.
by JACKSON. OF Llano. Regulating
the per diem and mileage pay OF mcm-
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ency Of contests. "a member holding
certificate OF election whose seat ID
contest ehnll not be entitled to amy
mileage during tendency of contest.)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
AN ArrEAL ron THE DISTRESSED
Hon. j. A. Braii or Nolan County
Talks FOR the Distressed.

Austin, Tex, Feb. f.--in these dis
patches yesterday the unfortunate CON
dillon of the settlers on the school lnnda
In the west was eloquently portrayed
by Hon. j, A. BeAll of Nolan county.
This morning he introduced resolu-
ton asking for suspension OF forfeiture
for six months. Boall made most
telling speech, In which he asked for
unanimous adoption OF the resolution
and told how the prayers of the dis-
tressed would ascend to high heaven
that it's blessings may fall upon the
heads OF those who turned willing ears
to tho unfortunate In their hours OF
need.
Judge w. b. Plemmons and Repro
sentative Curetou made strong speeches
for the adoption OF the resolution.
Economy Bumpass said the bill was
"ayin' the constitution" After making
constitutional argument, he announced
that he would cast his vote In favor OF
the resolution.
Moore of Morr!s county wanted II
referred to the committee on state at
fairs. but the house ran over the un-
fortunate young man, and Benll won
his fight for the settlers.
Here is story for Economy Bump
ass. When Grover Cleveland was gov
ernor OF New York jim Campbell was
a member of the state senate. Jim had
a bill passed approprlnting public mon
cy to a private snap. clearly In violation
of the constitution of the state. Jim
was given tip that Grover would
veto the bill. They had been friends
for many years and Jim was horrlned
He called at the executive mansion
and said:
eGuy'ner. have yces read mo blll2"
II have. jim. u is clearly unconstl-
tu.ional. l shall veto IT,"
'Phwats that2 Would yees allow n
dommed littlc thing like a constitution
to sthand bechunc, yeos and u frlnd?"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Hillsboro. Tex, Feb. 4--Last night
at ll;40 FIRE was discovered In the
boarding house on North Darlington
street, run by Mrs. l.. NJ. Clyce. Be-
fore the nre department arrived, four
dwellings adjoining We're mass OF
scething flames.
The property destroyed was partially
insured and belonged 20 different par
ties. The first house was owned by
Mrs i. N. Porter. insured for $500; oc-
cupled by Mr.. Bunncll, the photograph
or. Tho latter carried his own inHur-
ance. Most OF his household goods
were saved but badly damaged by
mud, they having been thrown there
by the spectators In their haste to
assist In saving property. The Sec
ond house destroyed along the row
OF dwellings was the one where tho
fire was first discovered. and was or
cupled by Mrs. l.. NJ. Clyce and run
as n boarding house; insured for $3.50
on house and $500 on furniture, etc.
The third was owned and occupied
by Mrs O., A. Paschhl. insured for
1880 on house and furniture. The
fourth was owned by MIR. Perrltt and
was occupied by family who used
II as boarding house, Owing 20 the
recent snow and rains the mud In tho
streets was so deep that II was nearly
impossible for the fire boys "a get the
heavy steamer to the square where
tho public cisterns are located, and.
as a result, the fire was beyond con-
troll and considerable moro damage
done than would have been Ind tho
streets been IN good condition. The
city council has under consideration
the purchase OF team OF horses for
the fire department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 4.--At 10 o'clock
tonight FIRE broke out in the three-atory
brick building OF the Live Oak Gro
Gerry store. a1 Elm. owned by II, II.
Loughlin The IRE started IN the
third story OF the building. which 10
used as the X OF T.. hall. Every
thing In the hail was destroyed, IN
GLIDING a lot OF fine furniture Pic
lures. carpets etc. The upper part
OF the building was considerably dam
aged by fire. II liz impossible to make
anything like an accurate estlmnte OF
the loss. but rough guess placed that
OF the X. OF L. lodge at $4,000. Build
Ing $1,000, stock damaged by water.
$500. The building 10 valued ut $4,000;
stock OF groceries at $4,000. The bulld-
ing was insured for $1,000, stock $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Washington, Feb. 4.-Interest in the
financial question about the sennte to-
day conferred in the activity OF The
silver senators and the frequent ccn-
SITUATIONS held by them. !lese, taken
in connection with the call issJed by
Senator Voorhees,. chairmen OF the
finance committee, for n r1eeting OF
the committee led TO the general sup
position that an attempt would be
made by the silver advocates on the
committee to secure the reporting OF a
free silver bill. Inquiry among the
members OF the committee failed TO
develop assurance that the effort would
be made but enough was said In many
quarters to indlcisT that tn general
supposltlon was not without good foun-
dalton TO Justify the statement that
the silver men are very hopeful OF
bringing n free coinage bin out Of the
committee, II not at tcmorrow's meet
ing, at the next one TO be held. They
believe that Senator Jones of Nevada
win unite with Senator Voorhees, Har-
rls. Vest. Jones Of Arkansas and white
IA supper. OF some measure that viii be
satisfactory to the silver men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Washington. Feb. 4.--Calculatlons of
the supporters and opponents of the
new administration financial bill were
upset today by the interIection of n
new factor Into the. campaign. Mr..
Reed OF Maine, the Republican leader.
brought forward II new plan, for which
he Is endeaVorlnE to enlist the entire
strength OF his party. and which he
Will offer as q substitute for the ad-
minlstration scheme, II he thinks his
plan can command sufficient support
TO make It a factor In the fight, There
are but two sections TO the Reed plan
in the form In which he has submitted
1t to his colleagues.
The first proposes to restrict the law
of 1875, which authorizes the secretary
of the treasury to Issue bonds to re-
deem the greenbacks to per cent
bonds
The second session authorizes the
secretary of the treasury when there
Is deficit to issue certificates of in
debtedness TO pay current expenses.
the certificates TO be In sums of SOS,
$50 and 800 and any multlples thereof,
bearing interest at 3 per cent and pay
able In coin.
The bill, as Mr.. Reed explained 10
the Republicans whose support he
sought. Ia but temporary expedient
to tide over the present distress. The
substitution OF "coin" for the gold pro-
visions OF the administration plan Is
expected to win for It liberation. II
not support, OF the free sster men, who
bitterly oppose all propositions to dis
eliminate by stipulation In any bill,
in favor OF gold. It's comparative sim
p,lcity. 1t is expected, will commend
the bill to the house in preference 10
more complex plans.
Mr.. Reed devoted himself nssiduous-
ly throughout the day TO cloak room
consultations with the Republicans.
Prof Erastus q. Smith OF Beloit Col
lege, pronounces DIR. Prices Baking
Powder absolutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Austin, Tex, Feb, 4.-The senate
committee on public lands reported
fav5rahly Senator Lewis bill validate
ing titles to land located by virtue OF
Confederate certificates In all cases
where patents have issued.
The senate finance committee had
under consideration tonight the gem
eral appropriation bill reviewing the
land Office expenses and meeting with
the recommendations OF the comp
trollcr. a slight reduction IN some OF
the clcrkahips was recommended. The
appropriation for public buildings anu
grounds was discussed, making reduc-
lions In some quarters and increasing
In others.
Senator Colqnitts bill providing for
the collection of delinquent taxes was
taken UP, having been submitted 10 n
subcommittee for further Improve
ment, and tonight Senator Colquitt
submitted a bill pursuant TO such sug-
gestions.
A subcommittee. ooml>Sred OF Sem
ators Rogers, Beall and Mckinney, APP
pointed by Chairman OF Finance Tips
10 inspect tho governors mansion In
reference to improvements. reported
that new building should be construct
ed, but owing 10 the hard times a
postponement Is now advisable.
A Waterman for tho cncampment
grounds Is recommended by the COM
mittco ON finance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Austin. Tex, Fob. 4.--rhc senators
looked bright and fresh this morning
and M though u days rcst and at
tendance upon divine worship had up
lifted and made them better.
A number OF senator's We're excused
from attendance for various dnyh, pact
present or TO come, ana then tho aen-
ate settled down TO business,
Senator Greess two Joint resolutions
to amend the constitution relative to
the election OF state officers were made
the special order for "wednesday.
Senator Agnew's assignment bill was
made the special order for noxt
"wednesday.
Senator BowAcr'a insurance bill wna
made the special order for Thursday.
Senator Rogors' bin TO provide for
the incorporation OF surety and fidelity
companies was made tho special order
for Tuesday OF next week.
Senator shcrrllls Johnson grass hill
came up on second reading and was
laid on tho table subject 10 call.
Senator BOwser's BIZ 10 umund tho
libel law was made the special order
for Friday of next week.
Senator prtBler's bill TO provide for
tho discovery Of assets by Judgment
debtors was made the special order for
wednesday next.
Committee submitted for Senator
Tips bill 10 validate acknowledges
mentH taken by district clerks between
December. 1868. and August. 1870 came
up o. u second reading, and after
some discussion was adopted,
The bill MS substituted was them
amended slightly and ordered en-
CROSSED.
Senator Dibrell's bill TO amend tho
law concerning EnrnishmentH 30 rs to
permit the defendant to give bond and
receive his property, was taken up on
u second reading,
After di1ouaalon aud amendment the
bill was killed by the refusal OF tho
senate 10 order II cngroHsed.
The president Of tho senate signed in
the presence Of tho senate. tho Tannin
county road bill heretofore passod by
both houses.
on motion OF Senator Bowsor. fomor-
row at II was fixed as tho hour to 30
into executive segsiOn.
senator Lcwia' bill TO amend the law
regarding tho filing OF pleadings VIVA
takon up. read a second time. and or
der0d nngroHscd.
Senator Beall's bill TO amend tho
penal codc no ma to raise the misde-
moanor limit IN cases or theft to
$50 instead OF SEQ. as at present, wns
taken up on a second reading.
senator Steele oppossd the bill He
said tho law made II felony to steal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Yuma, Aris., Feb 4..--l'he American
cattlemen. who have for years ranged
their stock on tho extensive lands OF
Blythe concvcsaion in Lower Callfor-
mia. near here, are likely to lose all
their stock through the seizure BY the
Mexican customs authorities.
Until the boundary line was recently
surveyed no one knew where the line,
and cattle roamed over the whole coun-
try with perfect freedom. About three
years ago, however. the Mexican gov
ernment established civil authorities
over the Northeastern part OF Lower
California and the Vicinity soon swarm
ed with Judges aherlnu, customs In
spectors and other petty officials. A
month ago roundup was ordered
and the result was that all the stock
was seized and connBeated
Joseph s. Carter. an American who
ahns been in the country ten years.
and whose stock was all raised on
Mexican soil. was arrested and Is now
in jail at Ensenada. Donald Moore and
William Cartney, two other Americans.
who were driving through the country
looking for a ranch. were also arrested
and are In Jail. Their entire outflta
We're conflscated. Charles Baker. INter
johnson md some others left the coun-
try, but all their stock 10 In the hands
Of the MeSlcans. The stock Is valued
at $4,000. II viii be driven to Ensena-
da and sold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Washington. Feb. 4.-rhe comptroller
or Inc currency today bulletins the fol-
lowing changes In Texas bank officers
for the past week; The First National
bank Of Montague. T.. u. Shipley, as
slstant cashier, In place OF a. II.
Palmer. the state National Bank or
Fort Worth, Sidney Martin. PRESIDENT
IN niace OF Wm. Harrison; W. b. Har-
rlson. vice president, in place OF Sid
nev Martin; no assistant cashier In
nlaee OF w. y. Harrison. The Inter-
state Nationa' banif OF Texarkana. W.
w. Sanders. president. IN place OF
pn,l n Norwood; T. W. Stewart. vice
nresldent, in place Of Il. Il. webbcr:
Il. l.. DaIby. cashier. In place OF II. t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Vaughan; j. A. Motley. assistant cash
Ter. The First National bank OF Big
Springs. j. j. Mcdowell. president, in
place OF Edward Hart; y. o. Price.
cashier, In place OF j. !. Mcdowell.
The First National bank OF Rusk. ~.
IL. Simmons. assistant cashier. The
Waxahachie National bank OF waxa-
hachie. G., II. Cunningham, president,
In place OF II. w. Trippett: j. j. Net
calf, vice president, in place OF NJ. Il.
Templeton: John Harrison, second vice
president; j. II. Miller. cashier. In
place OF j j Metcnlfc The City Ma
tional bank OF Paris. T. @. HENRY,
assistant cashier, IN place OF S. w
Dickson. The First National bank OF
Childress. c. T.. brown. vice president:
j. II. p. Jones, cashier. In place OF
c. II. Brown; no assistant cashier in
place OF j II. Il. Jones.
He also approves the First National
bank OF Kansas city as a reserve agent
for the First National bank OF Merlden.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Silver Men in the Senate Ara Very
Active.
REED HAS A FINANCIAL MEASURE
Which He Will Introduce to Hold the Re
publioaDs
Fed HAS A FINANCIAL MEASURE

Washington. Feb. L.. mate
spent almost the entire day the Dis
trict of Columbia appropriation bill,
and for the first time since the meas
ure was taken up, 1t did not serve as
a text for a financial discussion. II ia
hoped to pass the bill tomorrow, thus
clearing the way for the postoHico and
the diplomatic and consular appropria-
tion bills now on the calendar, and for
the Indian and sundry civil appropria-
ton bills soon to be reported. MIR. vi
las DEMOCRACY of Wisconsin. from the
judiciary committee. fayorably re-
ported the bill retiring Justice Howell
IL. Jackson from the United States su-
preme court bench and asked immo-
diate consideration Of the measure.
MIR. Aldrich, still holding Secretary
Carlisle's letter, suggested that there
prevent the full consideration of this
measure. and It accordingly went over.
Mr.. Davis of Minnesota presented
the credentials of Knute Nelson, who
was elected a senator from that state
for six years beginning March next.
The house bill to establish national
military park at Gettysburg, Pa, was
passed.
A resolution was agreed to calling on
the interstate commerce commission
to furnish information as to contracts
between the Canadian Pacific railroad
company and American lines by which
the former refrained from competition
for the traffic in certain localities. The
house bill was passed to regulate com
merce on the great lakes and connect
ing waters as TO lights, signals, etc, TO
extend the international code already
established.
The senate then resumed considera-
ton of the District of Columbia appro-
priation bill and at G:05 p. m. adj
journed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

inc treasury warranted to be applied
On an. Instead this bill proposed after
uepate OF an hour to pay claims OF a
certain class for certain section. He
submitted that this was unjust.
mr. catchings, In reply. deprecated
she cry OF sectionalism. These claims
ior stores taken from loyal citizens
curing the war came naturally from
tne south, because the South was tho
theater OF the war. The cry might as
wen have been raised against the pay
ment OF the Indian depreciation claims
Ihey too, came from a section. The
claims had all been found 10 be Just
ana due by the court OF claims, The
vote ON the adoption of the order was
then taken. The result of the roll call
was 20 to 14S, which defeated the
adoption of the rule by a large ma
Jorlty. and showed pronounced re-
versal OF sentiment since the vote on
the previous question.
MIR. Cultivate (DemocraO Of Ohio
presented special order from the
committee on rules for tho consider
alton OF the new currency bill. The
rule gave tomorrow and Wednesday
until o'clock for general debate and
thereafter until 4.S0 y. m. Thursday,
when the vote should be taken for the
consideration of the bill under the five
minute rule.
MIR. Outhwalte's assertion that the
rule was satisfactory to all factions
OF the house aroused the Ire OF Mr..
Hatch DemocraD of Missouri, who In
dignantly declared that II represented
only the banking and currency COM
mittee and that committee represented
only the banks.
Mr., Hall DEMOCRACY OF Missouri re-
scented the statement, denounclng 1t as
absolutely false.
If the gentleman does not know
that, he should He knows nothing
ABOUT the committee"
Mr.. Hatch grew wrathy at Mr. Halls
REMARKS. He agreed 10 withdraw what
he said " the gentleman could elite to
him single bill reported by the COM
mittee ON banking and currency in the
interest OF the people.
i will say" he added donnntly, turn
ing to Mr. Hall, that the gentleman's
language is not such MS he would dare
TO use to me of the floor OF the house"
instantly the house was In great con-
fusion, and the members crowded
about, expecting a possible repetition
of the row OF Friday last but the
speaker ordered the sergoant-a t-nrms
TO see that the gentlemen were seated,
The Incident went no further, as MIR.
Cultivate demanded the previous ques-
tion, which was ordered.
The rule was adopted--lS5 to 2S--after
which the house went into committee
Of the whole and took up the agrlcul-
tural bill.
MIR. Hainer Rep) Of Nebraska offered
an amendment TO assess half the cost
OF inspecting meat for export on the
owners OF the meat inspected,
Mr.. Hatch made u point OF order
against It.. and the amendment was
passed over.
Mr.. Halner declared that no better
friend of genuine agriculture existed
than Secretary Morton.
81 say that" he said, "even II he is II
Democrat"
The bill was then passed, and the
Hawaiian correspondence was laid be-
fore the house.
Tuesday, February 20, was got for
eulogies on the life of Representative
Post of Illinois.
The house. at $3.50 p. m. adjourned
until IL o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
THE rilsiS nEoo,,D .


Dallas, TEX. Feb. 4.--rhls morning
AZ 10 o'clock frame house on the
Trunk Line in South Dallas. occupied
by the family OF G. a. Southerland.
u city circulator OF the Tlmes-Herald,
was burned and almost the entire con-
tents destroyed. The family were alb
sent, The fire wns the resuit OF n
detective kitchen hue, Tho adjoining
small unoecupicd house was also
burned. Both pieces OF property be-
longed to william Williams, living
south OF the city. There was no insur-
ance OH either house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Austin. Tex, Feb. i,--Govcrnor Gull
berson today made tho following APP
pointmenta for quarantine officers; At
Sabine Pass. Dr. A. n. Perkins. at
Pass Cavallo, DIR. n. j. Mcfarland; at
at Br0zos Santiago. DR.. a. c. s. Woiff;
at Arkansas Pass, Dr. j. ID, Wcstorvelt:
Laredo, DR. \. j. rurpln. at El Paao.
DR. w. NJ. Handcll; at Eagle Pass,
DR.. A. II. Evans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

tlon OF the civil laws Turner. stubbs,
Mckinney, Ward. Allen OF Dallas
Chambers, Sebastian, rurney. Rags
dale.
Committee to act with like committee
from senatc to report on and codify
the criminal laws and criminal procc-
dure-Brigance Graham, Martin OF
Klnney. BaIley. Baas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
House Committees .

Austin, Tex. Feb. i.-7speaker Smith
Is likely to make the following appoint
mentB tomorrow; Committee TO act
with like committee from senate to
report adyiBabillty OF redistrlctlnf the
etate--lllair, Townsend or Angelina.
Moore OF Lamar, Andrews. Dashleli,
Giddlngs, Morrison. Plemmons. Mon
roe. Floyd.
Committee 70 act with like committee
from senate 20 report on tho codinca-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
Judicial Districts.

Austin. Tex. Feb. 4.--senate Conn
mitee On judicial districts reported
faVorabiy Woods bin, to reorganlEe
the 10Th judicial district. Also Deann
bill to FIX the tlmo or holding the
terms OF the district court In Dist dis
trict; also house bill 30 TO take the
counties OF SMITH Gregg and upshur
Out or the sth supreme judicial dis
trlcf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Washington. Feb. 4.--Ex-Represen
tive DIN Wellborn. formerly OF Texas
but now from California. was promi-
nent on the floor of the house today.
Tho postofllce at Bclney, In Borden
county, has been discontinued. mail to
go to Gail.
Sidney Smith was today appointed
postmaster at Queen City. In cass
county, to succeed o. Il. Bonney. re-
signed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Captain Jas. NJ. Phillips. who was
general superintendent OF the Santa Fc
for many years and iattorly general
superintendent OF the Kentucky Union,
al Lexington. Ky, died at tho
windsor hotel vt Dallas, at 10 a, M,
Feb. 4. Of typhoid fever. Captain Phil
lips was well known In Fort Worth.
and has many friends here. bpth In
railroad and commercial circles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05
no nn,crtnin Senator Coke

Washington Feb, 4-senator Muir
ply OF New York has arranged an elab-
crate dinner party In honor of Sena-
tor Coke upon his retirement from his
long and distinguished services IN tho
senate, and next Saturday night be-
tween twenty and thirty senators will
meet at the Murphy residence TO do
honor to the famous Texan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

Kopperi. TEX. Feb. 4.-w. J. Max
ey. aged 6S years. months and Z
daya. died OF pneumonia. He caino to
Texas from kentucky In 1864. VIII be
buried by thu Masonic fraternity at
hia home at Joshua. TsrAx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-05

San Antonio. rex, Feb. 4--No re-
ceiyer for the Gulf Shore road was
appointed today, Judge Noonan de-
ollnlng TO act until the appeal 70 the
fourth court OF ciyil appeals had been
acted upon.