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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
THY WEATHER IN RIcIMoHD YEsrri DA'
was clear and warm.
State of thermometer:
,Iean temperature. ..--
..,.u- vopN STOCK MARKET.

>-EW YORK. August l9.-American To-
h,oco was the sensation at the Stock
rychaueg today. the stock figuring for
700 as, shares I'm a grand total OF 3oo67S
.,,rre Sugar. which was the next in
roin. II activity. was traded in to the
.xtent OF 2.7oO shares. while Chicago Gas
md pock Island figured for 22,cQ) and H.
2l0 shares, respectively.
American Tobacco was under the ham
,,,.r all dov. and dropped from 1oil-i to
40 ,be measure to sell being greatest AT
tho clcsa.
brought III The decline was accoinpa-
,.io1 ~ am number of unfayorable re-
- II was said that manufacturers
a,,,slIe Of The trust win hold a meeting
t,,ts week and decide upon a line OF
rClicy 10 be pursued. u was also said
not the United States courts VIII order
,b. cases back TO the state courts. as pc
,itioned f1r by Attorney-Gencral Moloney,
Of Illinois.
chicago Gas fell / 81 TO q 50. and later
rose 10 G. l-f1G3
rho railway list was not affected hy the
,-a-lruiatiou in Tobacco. and some or the
prominent issues were decidedly strong.
,rriq strength Of tire market Is accounted
for nartlv by the brilliant prospect for a
hountiful harvest. ard by the fact that
the actual engagements II gold for to-
,,,orrov', European steamers only
amount 70 Slo0oo).
Tho erm which sold a block OF new
Government bonds in the local market
Tor foreign account stated that the
amount OF gold required by them in liqui-
datiou Of the deal would fan far below
tho street, estimation Of 10000; that
I'm all probability their shipment would
not reach one third Of the total named.
This led 10 "a more confident feeling In
the last hour. and prices rose IA TO 3-S
per cent. being most pronounced in Man
haitian and the Changers.
The market closed steady 10 firm ex-
ccpt for Tobacco. which left of heavy.
Net changes I'm the general list show
gains OF 1-sal-2 per cent.
Tobacco lost Ia per cent. the pre-
ferred :.
Bonds were higher. and sales aggregated
$1,000 The sales Of listed stocks az
gregatcd 25l010 shares. and OF unlisted
stocks 1900 shares
Treasury balances: Coin. 1913 752, $50;
currency, s6G97j,622
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan and closing offered az l per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 4Gi IL per cent.
Bar silver. oG "a; silver at the board was
neglected.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business IN bankers bills at $3.50 l-ifo
.iS9l-2. for sixty days. and $3.50 l-if0
stoo1-2 for demand: posted rates. $500
Slsi: commercial bills. siSS l-4d$iSS 81.
Government bonds quiet; State bonds
firm: railroad bonds irregular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
nro,xucJ nj Wilmington.

AsHEVILLE. \. G., August IA. y.
Beam. formerly OF Asheyille Was drown
oil IN the Cape Fea~ river mt Wilmington.
Y. C.. Sunday. while bathing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, August 10. 1885.
Cattle-Receipts G01. sales. 800.
Sheep ana lambs-Recoipt 40; gales,
81.
Hogs-Rcceipts. 25o' sales. go.
rices-Cattie-Bcst, 3 la ic.. gross: "a
fiw eytra-hne hicher: medium to good,
. 3-id3 lie; gross, common 20 fair. ~
2l-2c., gross; bulls. 2N2 tic, gross; sheep,
G3c. gross: lambs. 5Gic.. gross; hogs,
, l-2ll1c.. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
CAUGHT AT RALEIGH.
NEWS GATHERED AT THE NORTH
STATE CAPITAL.
Condition Of secrctnry-of-stnte De-
tnyius COkc-The Lease of the
North Carolina ROad-The Crop He
psrt-GcneraI Notes.

RALEIGH, y. c.. August la.-(Special)
The condition Of Secretary-of-state Octa-
vius Coke Is not so favorable tonight
lie passed a bad day yesterday. and last
night his fever was higher.
The intensely hot weather has set in
again. and is very trying. Yesterday was
one OF the hottest Sundays during the
year. tn. effect on cotton is favorable.
Yesterday the Baptist Sunday-school
Chautauqga. at Red Springs. Robson
county, ended. Rev. w. II. Oliver preach
ed the faal sermon. Several short. nd
dresses we're delivered.
The negro Stephen Eaton. whose throat
was cut here last Saturday night by
John Morgan, will recover, the physicians
say. Morgan has a very bad character
and has served time in the pententiary
Seven convicts filed their slight shackles
and made their escape from the Guilford
county-road gang. one has been recap
tured.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ROAD.
Il is pos,tively declared that all the large
taxpayers In the state fsver the lease
Of the North Carolina railway to the
Southern.
Or. John Il. carr is pronounced by the
physicians today to lie almost free from
fever.
Quite a party Of prominent young
ladies'. including three Of tho Misses
Tucker. Of this city. and Misses More
head and Carr, OF Durham. returned yes
teriay from three-months' TRIP u Ell
roe.
1t IL row quite frankly admitted. il
appears, that there is 10 be continuance
Of fusion Of Populists and Republicans
on state matters. IA TO fusion on ma
tional issues. that now appe,rs impossi-
BILE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT must.
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
In Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON, y. c., August H.
Iriio forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth.
'"" er: westerly winds
- For North Carolina: Fair wealth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
NEW Work. Produce MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, August l9.-Flour-Neg-
rted ana weak: offered freely; winter
heat. low grades. S2.Jo0S3.lO; fair TO
.ncy. 3l0q 500; patents, S.o0nH; MIN
hrota clear. s2.6JQ SO; patents, S.b3r
80; low extras. E.o1aSlg; city mus,
GsL2O; patents. s.. DqSi65; southern
our duh and weak; common 10 iair
ttra. s. 1913 %. good 70 choice do. $50.
Wheat-Duli and easier. with options:
o. 2 red. store and elevator. 60 3-ic.:
loaf, II lac. options were moderately
stiye and weak, at a 7-sdl Lie de-
inc: No. > red May. 15c.; October.
I-Sc.: December, - sc.
corn-Fairly active and lower. closing
.,p. No. ?. IS &c. in elevator. Il 5-ic.
toat. options were dun ana weak. at
a 5-Sqlc decline; september, ~ l-ic.; oc-
tober. 70 l-Sc.: December. 81 l-sc.
Oats--Dull and easy. options duii; octo-
Der, "a lie: May. 2 S,ic. SPOT prices;
No. 2. % lie; No. z white Soc.' mixed
Hav"ouiet and weak: shipping. G5G
-Oc,: good to choice. SDifscc.
WooI~Ouiet and steady; domestic, fleece,
ea22c.; pulled. l5n3ic.
Eeef-Du.l; family, slldN2.5O
Reef hams-Slow and easy at N6.5OgSl7.
Tierced beef-ouiet: city extra India
cmt m"eats-oulet and steady: picked
bellies. 7c; shoulders, l-245 JIG; hams.
,G9 I-2c.: middles nominal
I.ard-Ouiet and frmer; western steam.
ESQ: city 1915. asked; September. $3.50;
.efined firm: Continent. 81. South Ameri-
AN. s7.25: compound, S-iu5 Lie.
Pork-Quiet and firm; mess. Hl.2Sa
Batter-Qulet and about steady; State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
OnenlnG nlgne,s Lowest.

Cash quotations. Flour was dull. The
feeling was barely steady. prices tayorlng
buyer. No. spring wheat, 6i 7-Nd65c..
No. . red. 81 7-S055c. No. , corn. 80 l-2c.
No. oats, % l-2c. Pork. sl0Q Sl0Oj. Lard.
&.15G$6.20. Short-clear sides s6dt6V5. Dry
sailed shoulders. s5.62 1-21S5.,5. short
clear sides, 1872 1-2qsG3j. Whisky az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Interest In the racing at New Or
leans continues undated, as evidenced
hy the large crowd In attendance at
the pool room yesterday.
The track was fast and the several
events were well contested. Norman
was an odds on fayoritc In the first
race and won II easily. The talent com
sidered Jennie w sinch for second
ana as Turner had the mount on her,
they were not slow In backing their
judgment Their confidence waa not
misplaced. ana murmur OF delight
was plainly audible when she was am
nounced the winner. a red hot tip ON
Buckeye for the third was received
by some local enthusiast and the waN
theemoncy went In on him at odds or
10 and 10 to I was a caution. Had he
won, the boolics would have been
minus bank roll. Fortunately FOR
them, third was the best he could do.
and only the shaw money had to be
paid, which at to was no inconsid-
cradle sum.
lNlon, the favorltc, landed the money
In the fourth, while Erstwhlle. an QUE
slider at odds OF 20 to 1, beat the favor
ite Void In the last race OF the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Little Rock. Ark. March 2g-Th-
track was very fast this morning and
some very good work was done Wa
nntrhie went mile In 1I5 80, the bost
trial mile done on the Little Rock track
this spring. Wahatchie IL In splendid
condition and Will win some good races
El Captain, Lucky Blldwlns much
touted derby candidate. went milo
and an eighth In 2:D5 doing the last
half In 0.ji IL, lighting for HIS head
Brein had Santiago out for an airing,
hut would not work him In public, lie
went an onsy half In 0;bl IL. Santiago
recently beat Rey lGl Santa Anita In
"A trial mile at Memphis,
Bob Clampltt. a derby candidate.
worked mile very handlly in 1.iS II.
Horses are arriving az the track In
large numbers. CorrigHn's. Pepper.
Leigh and Morris stables arc due this
evening Col. s, NJ. Appcrson. expires
ident OF the Jockey club, Will be pre-
siding Judge and will he assisted by
Captain James Reese OF Memphis and
Dr. e. NJ. Taylor OF Little Rock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Memphis. Tenn. March es.-Thc mat
inec races, the proceeds OF which are
To be distributed among local charities.
drew good crowd 10 Montgomery
park. There was no betting. the IN
tcrcst being confined to getting a line
on some OF the stake horses that have
been wlnterlng he.c. Results;
First Race Three furlunga: for g
year-oldH, Zanonc won. Mnhoney sec.
ond, Rosallnd third Time, O:3S
Second Rncc-Half mile, Martha Il.
won, FlOrrie second, Marguerite A
third. Time. 0;62
Third ace-Onu-hplf mile; for 2-yonr-
old colts, Pirate ct Feug1noc, won,
Blue Llght second, WHrren's Point
third. Time, O.bl "a.
Fourth rnco Five furlonga. Lady
Pepper won, Outbreak second, La Payan
third. Time. 1905 -,
Firth race -Three-quartcrs OF a mile.
Lcnor won. The Queen second. Trifaolnl
third. Time. lis.
Sixth race-Oue mile. over four hur-
dies. Mariner won. TcmplmOre second
Rocder third. Time. 1853.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Dallas, Tex, March 2S.-The Dallas
and penison teams Will open the new
base ball park at Dallas on sunday,
March u. The Deniaon team Is com.
posed OF some OF the sherman league
teams best players, such as Douglass,
Garvin and spencer Young spencer
pitched for McCloskcy In the Southern
League last summer, and Is said 10
be a ilrat class man, Dcnia0n has a
strong team, and there should be a
good game. The For, Worth league
team, which defeated the Dallas team
last sunday. viii play here on Aprii Z,
n u. Young president OF the Ma
ZION League, promulgated the follow
ing bulletin last Tucsday.
Tho ToNns.Snuihcrn League has paid
FOR membership. class H." without re-
ntrVauon, Club mcmherA--Auelln. nai-
las, Fort Worth. Galveston. Houston.
san Antonio Sherman. Tex, ana
shreveport La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29


Austin. Tex, March 2S,-II. II. ROW
land the Ty,cr bunker. whu N working
TO organize an Insurance company. was
here today
senator Ben Whitaker taltcs tho
ground that the university Is Il Kinder
Farten f1r KID lawyers, ana he objects
Ia blowing "a tax payers money for
the Institution, The senator also obs
1cctA to the medical department ot the
uniVeralty NJ Galveston, He W a stall
wnft frlend OF the free school. but
holds that the frllls should be abol-
lBhcd.
The reconstructed tax collection bill
that passed tile house yesterday was
largely tho work. OF thai distinguished
lawyer aud law maker, Col. A. j. MI
Kinney OF WHiker He IL convinced that
this bill covers the ground and that the
tax dodgers VIII ce forced 10 face tic
music and pay over their shellelB 10
the collectors. The lawyers OF the
house are confident that this bill ~
iron clad and VIII catch all dcllnqnents
In It's drug net.
Hon, Ar Tolar win go TO Galveston
tomorrow and make a number OF
speeches in his own behalf and 10 fur-
thrr his candidacy for state senator.
lie said today II am confident that
will defeat Laskcr Tor state senator
others VINO are posted on the situation
look for a close vote.
non Johh w. hopnlns OF Nernnh
returneu rom me fhhnhnuie uns
morning. re hhlu 70 the writer thtt tns
OUTLOOK i9r crops IN nut h'ouon Ok
the state ~ very ploinisins;
the Kennedy labor hen pli VIII "
eallel w lolnoituW. SpeAh,r Sii,ltn
mas given assurances tnnt lhe i~Vvr
members wiz ~ gwen tIuaFe ae.i ~
ms matter, ana ny ehahpes are tnAt
Tie blll VIII pass the houss' m me
senate u " MOI Known WHAT me upprr
crust law makriE VIII 90, hummer
OF these gentlemen are Haid %. 20 op-
posed TO a Hen law of any hyrt thet
protects a mrehnnle or nip1rsr ~ WIS
fiHhtB' senator Npkels VIII tnhe nv
blll ~ ms chhrSf Wheh u reaches tho
senate.
Tue hght IN tle mousse ms morning
over me ianEer hppry yl.,s Nas
royal one Mester Of S aeh r'presehl.o
me more advanced Of me seon ,,,,h,,,s
anu nan sr,i N1s ~. mi'' te
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
NEW ORLEANS nNrRrs-

First race, selling three fourth mile.
Edmund Cunelly. 1915 Henry Ienkins.
lO1; Old Dominion los. Vanclusc. lO2:
Reading, lo2; Revenue, lec. Vagrunt.
!Ol, Merritt 1903. Pauway, lO2; Manoa.
iOi; Virgin. lO6.
Second race, purse, one mile; Tusca-
rora, l0j; Hokc Hardy lOd; Locusta. 100:
Nicaragua. 100; Arelinc. 100; Winifred,
100; Artless, l0i; Rob Wilson. l02. Pa
mini, lOi Ether. iO5; Lyndhurat. iOG. |.
c. W. l0d; Texas star. l0G; Rotation.
l06; Nlrd,n. JOB
Third race, purse. two miles: Tlppe-
canoe, l02; Florence T., 100; ENcolsior,
no; Hotspur, 10; Rapidan, lO7; Oh No.
100.
Fourth race, three-fourths OF a mile,
orleans handicap: Revenue. ~, Void.
l0i; Caas, 1885, Docapod, 1906; Longbrook,
los; Senator Morrill,, lie: Prince In
perinl, ll3; Nero, ZIG.
Sixth race. selling. elevcn-sixteenths
Of q mile Fabla. lOl Maynon, 1906.
Lee Prewitt, LOG. Sir John. lO6. Van
Brunt 100, Chenoa, lO6; Curios. iO1.
Verdi, 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29


Train No. % ON the Iron Mountain.
which loft Popular Blur at iO.a5 o'clock
last night, was held up at Williams.
VILE. q station about 20 miles north nf
that place. at 1880 O'Clock The train
was In charge OF Conductor James V.
Webb and was pulled by Engineer
Maths. As the train ncnred lonely
spot a short distance north Of WIZ
Evansville, some one pulled the bell
rope ana the train came TO halt. Two
men, one OF whom had red hunditer.
chief over his face and the other
maal, Of some black material forced
the porter az the point of revolver
10 uncouple the engine. mail ana ok
press cars from the train aud COM
polled the engineer TO run u short dis.
lance up the track with them, The
robbers ihen proceeded to the express
car ana ordered the messengers to
open the safe.
I'VE arr desperate. you - ----.r
said tho leader a TAIL man. six feet la
height The messenger informed the
dcNperadocs that he could not open
the safe as he didn't have the romblna-
ton. He opened the local safe. bur
there was no money In H. Meantime.
the alarm had been given and the citi.
2ens had armed themselves, The rob-
bers, becoming frightened jumped
from the train nnd ran through the
woods, Before leaving however. they
secured Conductor WehhR gold watch
~ ~ thought that the work wna don,
by local talent Shorlff HnEe IL ON Tho
scene and securing the country for tina
robbcrs, ANA they viii probably bs
captured, The train Ia known ns thu
California express. and IL due IN 81.
Louis at y. IN. 1t consisted OF . bay
gage. mail and express ear, one conct
and three slecpora. The point at which
the attempt was made Is KNOWN az
lloult road crossing. and the mail and
express cars were run TO the woods OF
Black river bottom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
.nnornRR AaAINsr nRornrn
The President Of a Bank Attacked and
Aerlonaly wounded.

New York. March 2s.--scott Foster.
president OF the Peoples Bank OF thla
CITY, was assaulted today " his broth
err William II, Foster with a heavy
cane. Scott Fosters arm was broleen
hh shoulder dlslocnted and his skull
fractured. William II. Foster was M
rested, In court he said:
'lt was good thing they stonno1
mo when they did. ia have Killed MIN
re has robbed mo OF everything
On ms way TO prison william Foster
gave reporter manuscript and let
lera. NE statements In which lndinntos
mat he ~ Insane. In IL letter to MA
mother he makes the widest acoiisa-
tons against his brother. scott. ana
upbrai1a her for taking his brother,a
part Ao says that he himself Is an
atheist. and writes: ~ forbid priest or
minister TO squirt their tobacco Juice
over my clay"
lie II about ~ years old, ana ia
younger than his brother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

The Alexandria, La. baseball tonru
VIII arrive In time this morning 10 piny
me Panthrrs three games. judging
by the way this team has played
Shreveport, they win Put up good
game. Evcrvthlng possible has boon
done TO get the grounds In good condl.
Ton and among other things done the
Grand stand has been moved to II more
convenient location. ana VIII be COM
pleteh Tor THIS afternoons game
The home team viii line an na fol.
lowsi Mathews. first base. Macltcy,
second base. Nance, third base; McFar-
lhnd, short stop. McAlllstcr pitcher;
STANLEY, catcher; Sunday, crnternold
couple OF local amateurs Will com.
plete the team. unless some more OF
the regulars should come in ON time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

blooming Grove, TEX. March rs
arteslan well In our town, which Is
nrtesinn wen u our town. which ~
very badly needed.
our city II out OF debt ana has some
money In the treasury.
Tueeday might the huh house at tho
oil min caught FIRE from n flash OF cleo
tricity from the dynamo. II was soon
extlngnlahed with but little damage.
Our town Is gradually improving.
our merchants geen happy, and buai-
ness good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Madrid March 2s.-Jrhe premier, SEE
nor del Castillo. In an Interview today
said; 1T II useless TO deny that the
condition Of AFFAIRS IN Cuba IL grave.
But the government IL determined 10
settle. the matter doolaively this time.
Within the next six months 10000 men
Will be sent TO Cuba, and II necessary
100000 troops VIII be dispatched In or
der to occupy the disturbed territory"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
Ar1ANTA's roLrcE
May BE Selected saturday-rhe Mud.
die About oYer.

Atlanta, Ga. March Is. The police
board complication seems to be nenr.
ing n solution. The board met at 2
this morning, and though no aettlemcnt
was announced. there were indica-
lions that one Is IN sight.
CAPT, English was recognized as tenn
porafy chairman aud tho board ad-
johrned until Saturday. at which time
court will have passed upon Mayor
Kings right 10 preside oyer the board.
II was announced that the new police
force Will be elected Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
rAsr ~. 1orIs RACE.

ST. Louis. March 2s.--First rnce-.
Seven furiongs. Lady Pulsifer won.
Proyerb second. Selma third. Time.
1856
Second racc-Four and one-half fur
second. Annie third. Time. 0;50 IA.
Third race-Sclling; i've furlongs.
Frank Farmer won. Eli second. Jardine
third Time. 1906 ~.
Fourth race-snllng; one mile Sc
VILE won, Say Dhen second. cyantha
third. Time. l47 3D.
Fifth face-SellinR; six furlongs.
SNOWFALL won, Queen BesH second.
Borderer third Time, i.20 l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Memphis. Tenn. March 2s.-Five
horses belonging 70 Green -. Morris
were shipped TO Little Rock this. morn
-M0derocio. Lohengula, sa1ie Gil
quot, Sir Play and Ben Allie. The last
three named are 2-year-olds.
I'd corrlRan returned from Chicago
this morning. He ships several Of his
haraAs 20 fiftJs Rsrk taunapre--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

st. Louis. March 2s.--catharlne Gaze
sar. OF HOG Lynch street, was hacked
20 death al y. m. today by an In
furiAted man who had been boarding
NJ her house. The murderer followed
his brutal crime with his own destruc-
tlon, gashing his throat with 6 knife
and innlciing fatal woundH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

Syracuse, N. ", March 2S.--John $
Johnson, the bicycle champion. was ar
rested today on warrant sworn ont
by u nrm OF bicycle manufacturers,
VINO have q contract with Johnson and
nus munhger, Tom Ecker, for tho COM
lnR season johnson has Just decided IN
turn professional In order to rnce with
houbln In France, IN alleged violation
OF the existing contract. Bah has been
iiNed at $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
oyEpToN TRANSFER.

Overton. Tex. March 2s.-Mr Pete
Tucker has sold Ills entire property TO
Mr.. Jno q. Motley and will remove his
family to Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
THE IRON MOUNTAIN HOLn.up.
THE WORK DONE ny LOCAL TAI.
ENT IS THE VERDICT,

THE RoBBpERs TOLD TIrE TX.
PRESS MESSENGER THEY WE'RE
DESPERATE, hut THAT DIDN'T
OPEN THE sAFE-THEIR BOOTY
WAS \ FINE GOLD WATCH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Memphis. Tenn. March 2s.--Mem.
In. rs; Cleveland. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

BALT1MoRl'-NEw ORLEANS.
New Orleans, La. March Is -Balti.
more, II, New Orleans o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29

uon growers OF the soup, ~,
caliing tile meetinr. a, u. "S object In
sHuse IL was near Tia ca,,, was De
svstVil section OF the stata o. The
~ iacilltles Of every ltlna "" ~ am
hs, M Of our business Wa ,yr me
rsi o nteh suggested by son,n "."e ~
uast OF Tue daily press thai ~ our
tbn,, was taking political tnrr .o,-
lem We VIII say, In ali oanaas ~ ~
.ellel OF the people Of oi,r 49,, Ia.
" u.'y from the present dory,sn,el
w supeIior to the claims ~ 's auii
i,uaiiuate or set OF candidates ~ ny
,roi,tieal party. We say 10 tbaU, my
80 Vu, IN this hour OF danger 10 1 ~
=, ese interests Of our common co,,r va, ,ne
sa,t soines patriot 10 lose am, =,
seis n srappiing with this problem ~
n reservation and assist in solving
ms AT H., me close OF President Peters ro.
tafy OF the convention and ST. s,a,,.
arr assistant secretary. - ''eN-
On motion committee NJ tbroo
1appoihled on credentials. as 5onon',,
w. A. shaw OF Dallas countv =
Milan. iHn waters or
~ motion OF Mr.. Dornblaser com.
vass VI three was appointed 10 can-
Nass the answers which the president
h ha1 received to questions which hs
nau sent out to prominent men over
men over the state and make n reno,,
On same. The committee appoinied
was o. r. Dornblaser OF johnson 1
~ r. Hanna OF Robertson ana
w, Ross OF Ellis. %
y h. p. Hanna moved that n rom.
hlttee OF five be appointed on reso-
iuiions, which was carried. and the
following appointed: John d. Rogers
OF galveston, II. d. Hudson of Lime
stone, g. u. Harris OF McI.ennan' John
carlisle OF Washington and " A.
Shaw OF Dallas. -
The committee on credentials then re.
ported as follows
10 ". 5. Peters, President:
fonr committee ON credentials beg
leave to report, recommending thai
All visitors 10 the convention coming
under the purview Of the call, ali in.
terested directlys or indirectly in the
CROWN or cotton. in any respect. be
admitted as delegates to this conven-
tlon, and that each of such visitors
hand in his name and postofTce ad-
dress 10 the secretary.
a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-29
SENATOR COKE's VIEWS.

A delegation OF citizens. including
president Peters OF the Cotton Grow
ers' nssne!ation, called ~ strhiOr
Richard Coke .ast n, fht A. his rsslds,.e
ttnonished gentleman 70 handle the
subject announced for tomorrow's cot