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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08
SPEAKER SMITH WINS LAURELS.
HE is DECLARED TO DE THE BEST
sPEAeER TEXAS HAS KNOWN.
what the shouting of PcpuIists for
Retrenchment and Reform siay
Mean-The Fairaess of the pomo-
crntic Prcss-rhe scnIpei Applied.


Special Correspondence
Austin, Tex, FEB. 7.--Day by day
Tom S. Smith Is building up the rep
utation of being the finest presiding
officer that has ever graced the chair
Of the house OF representatives.
Popularity among men Is not al
ways an indication of general ability
or even OF peculiar fitness for the hon
ors they confer upon him. 1t is rare,
indeed, that large popularity Is crown
ed with such large ability as that dis
played by Tom Smith.
1 nave but the most limited acquaint-
ance with the big speaker. and am
therefore able to diagnose his career
at this, the middle period of his sea-
son Of daily suffering, without any of
the bias Of unconqueraDle friendly
sympathy. He presents, in his capacity
as presiding officer OF the house, a
curious ana most rare anomaly. He
Is eminently analytical and eminently
executive. Experience and study Of
parliamentary laws, however extensive
and comprehensive, cannot make a
good presiding officer The ideal of
that parsonage, like the poet, is born,
not made, 1t consists, to use Il great
Frenchman's expression, in the per-
ceptlon to perceive and the quiekness Of
perception to execute with the quick
ness OF perception. In other words, and
TO elaborate on the idea, the logician
who can argue out any parliamentary
tangle to a right and Just conclusion
cannot make a good presiding officer
1t requires time for this logical pro-
cess. And he who decides without the
Justice OF such reasoning renders bin
self continually liable to error. There
must exist the faculty Of co-ordlnating
both without the factor OF time enter
ing into the proposition. And this 1t
IL that makes Smith, in the position
lower house-cordial irrespective of
a shining success.
There are still two other factors en-
terlng into this success;
His spirit OF fairness and Justice. so
Overmastcring in its dignity as to pre-
clude suspicion, greater than party.
greater than power and as great as
one feels that the mans heart and per-
aonality is big-big as his physique,
His splendid spirits, or nervous force,
which ler6a to the house an uncOn-
ecious er7laln and carries the bust
ness right along like an unchecked
current
It would not be Bill Nye bombast to
say that the house might point with
pride TO lis selection Of a speaker.
The P5pulistB, while subjected to the
disabilities and incapaclties, are, on
the other hand enjoying all the priyil-
eyes and immunlties incident alike to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

are opposed 10 the creation Of the
county OF Aubrey. taking from Bra
zoria- Addresses were made by Judge
Joe Dun OF Brazopia. b. II. Frymier OF
Velasco and Col. NJ. s. Muusen OF
Brazoria against the creation Of the
new county. The committee decided
TO report the bill adversely.
The senate committee on state AFFAIRS
this afternoon decided TO report fev-
orably house bill No. Isl. providing
that the state treasurer shall be tho
custodian OF all bonds held by the state
under the provision or act of lesisla-
ture approved March "a, 1855. and Feb
ruary !. 1889
The senate judiciary committee No. 2
had a meeting this fiernOon and had
under consideration the house bill
making Il felony to SOW certain
grasses on the lands OF another and
decided TO confne the provisions en-
tlrely to johnson grass and eliminated
the felony feature. reducing the Of
Tense 10 a mlsdemeanor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Tex, Feb. THE Prairie
View Normal school a. Prairie View.
Waller county. Is for the education OF
colored youths and Is also a braucn of
the Agricultural and Mechanical col
lcge. Prof. l.. c. Anderson, who has
charge OF this school. IS Ia Auetln. lie
y very bright eo'orel man ana mas
done great deal 10 make this school a
success. Prof. Anderson wants an up
preparation to complete the boring Ut
an artesian we'll TheY have altendy
gone down 800 feet. Lack OF funds
caused the work to be ibJndoned. A
few hundred dollars will complete the
work. and the lawmakers Should OPP
propriate the necessary money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

infants before the law ana iniahe ini-
| noritIes in politics. ,,.,. ..,,..
II seems that the project which never
ass All sal In the house Of repr ssen-
fatiyes some time ago. on Account 9,
4 The ridlcule cast upon ~ py huhlvni
netnbcrs and by the daily pIess un
whose tairress II was evi,s'' , uos,re
s,ooS nor did the members pause lenB
snotirh In considering tho plan TO per
eolvs its full scope
mo Of the plan yesterday, incidentally
showed II had deeper meaning thah
slmply hiring man 10 praise ms
employer" | alluds TO the plan hsl-
| tated at the inception OF the session
| 40 hire a reporter to furnish the county
nrsas with reports Of what the house
| Is doing. The proposition was simply
| laughed out OF countenance. Yet there
was a good deal of reason in Il, soou
| deal OF sound political sense, ana II
/ Illustrates one respect In which the
| infant party enjoys one of the immuni-
| ties and privileges Incident TO the IN
/ FAINT. 81,
"Ysu fellows" said Mr.. Evans. allud-
| ing to the bevy Of newspaper men
seated at the press desks, don't hesi-
| tate TO critioise and club US when we
make q mistake, just as though you
were not representing newspapers un-
| uuestionably Democratic. And your pa
pers do not hesitate to publish the
drubblngs you give us. That is Just
and fair and the press' duty TO the
public. That's one Of the greatest mis-
sions Of an upright ana energetic
press.
but witness what CUR veraolous
friends. the Populists, are doing. They
have q perfect organization. Their mot
to is, v9rnish US; don't m0ntion what
we do amlss but do mention what
stands to our credit. Omit mention OF
our errors, but sock it to the Demo-
Gratis for theirs; don't omit mention OF
one. duplicate report of biased stun
of this nature goes to every little week
~ Of Populistlc persuasion Throughout
the state from our esteemed friend, the
Watcher, and the readers of these are
never enabled to see the truth, never
read an unbiased account unless they
get II from the unbiased Democratic
dailies. l verify believe that this ac-
counts for every solitary gain the Pop
ulists have made at last election. Sup
press the truth and varnish' is tue
slogan"
The special privileges the infant mi
nority enjoys In this lies in the security
the majority feels from the wear and
tear of these drippings. This is but
one of the many privileges and immuni-
ties.
Another which comes to mind Just
now and which has no little humor
OF tactical manoeuvering is represented
by the overflow of ridiculous retronch
measures-bills which. If the Populists
were In power, not one OF them would
offer, but being mere handful, and
knowing that the majority. represented
hy the Democrats must defeat, they
offer for purposes Of political effect,
1--WE Populists all supported this meas
ure," they will shout to the people
when asking for their votes next cleo
ton, land those bloated bond holding
Democrats defeated the measure"
What Il pity that that minority is
not little larger, that 1t might DO
somewhat dangerous to vote against
good sense on the assumption that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Tex, Feb. 7.-Baldwin Rice,
George Ellis. City Attorney John
Stewart and Presley *. Ewing Of
Houston, are here today on business
connected with the legislature.
Writ Mann, a leading attorney OF
DALLAS, came in this morning and
Joined the third house, which is com
posed largely OF lawyers.
Mayor Pleasant Turner OF TeSurknna
came in this morning 20 work IN favor
of the passage OF the reVrrltanu special
court bill. which win, IN ~ probability.
pass the house. Judge W, w ;,.!!ard
OF DekRlb has about conceded that his
cause IS well nigh hopeless.
Col Thad Holt VI Houston is here to-
day on legal business.
Hon BUnyan King OF Rockwell coun-
ty after an abseuce Of y weeR. te-
turned today King says the snow
is knee deep in Rockwell county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Tex, Feb. Ex-Governor Cul-
befson was seen This morning and the
question asked IL ne had appointed a
successor 10 Capr, $. $. Asne and he
replied thnt he mad not yet maze any
appointment and that he might maze
IL before the day was gone. Notwlth-
staining very considerable pressure
has been brought and Is slill being
brought In favor OF Capt. Ashe, tine
friends OF eN-Sherln George Ellis are
entirely confident that Is the winner.
and his appointment Is almost an as
sufed tact.
The Granbury Lumber company, with
q capital stock OF $1,000, rled a cnartei
today, lneorporators; j. II, Henderson,
u. H. Chandler and j. n. Chandler
The Saa Antonio Public Library and
Womans Exchange. without capital
stock, filed charter today. The in
eorporators are; Mrs, j. Il. BurpanN,
Mra. n, II. Norton. and Mrs. s. Nj.
Johnson.
The eomptroller's office reports a re-
dempton by Victoria county OF $1,000 in
courthouse bonds.
The following distinguished citizens
or Houston are In the city and are
anxious for tho creation OF the new
district court: o. Il. Holt, Baldwin
Rice, II. L. Chew. J. h. Waters. Blake
Dupree. George Ellis. Presley X. hlw-
ing, Henry Friend, ]. u. LUBBOCK, Ma
Jor Sinclair TAlliaforro.
w. IL, Bailey and j 8. Stewart are
here 10 oppose the creation OF the new
judicial district.
Measrs. II. Martin and b. II. Warn
err OF Houston were In the capital this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

good sense. bolnr /. .'-X
though bare, win as - ~ n "a
Let US cite, FOR -. .t'I
ness OF II, two iliuylrs,snost Il ,
ton to cut down Inv e',. \;
from 5000 "a $1,000 sv'ari
II Is true tliut tiiers /, b
honor in being the ch,,,h efl,.1
COT OF this magnificen, :, st';ls.,
ana that above the fr.,~ 'ou.,
its large responsibility. ~ "a
civic perquisites-te =, IVY Wi
materiaiity TO articles ~ XII. 81
all, In human pride a's art
worth sacrifices. @''As
But is 1t not barely No..
relations OF life OF the ', ss,t "a
endowed naturally an. ,~sr
tina circumstances or II. sst
singled out FIRST chs,ee JUG
people, make $1,000 psr = y h
plemsnt OF a loss graat ar'1l y
weigh those psrquisitsss -, ~
dshls OF httlo. petty a. .n'af
lions, scarcely more dlyrs.
three ball establishment, ~
attributes Of the man II - "a
dom. Judgment and inteS,,,.' ~
pie OF q magnificent s"nv y
lodge their supreme trp., .l'',
ca OF smaller value than n. =
ness which can devise "a "
money at . per cent ~. "t'
curely and find the lori III I, "a
run down prospective ne,s. na
without risk to the suppssli,.s 4
of the conosrn. Sa
Mating ths capacity
governor Of Tsxss wiz y
ideal three bali bank ma. ~
becomes Of the srgumsa;, "
Lind? 80
In England the psopl, M.
resetatives with the Insz5ls,'s
Of the trust thoy repose IN .s
they lodge in one voice a,s
the utterance and sentIner,' !.
Here, doubtless, ms5~
could be found to keep Il, Z,
chair warm al $4,000 Der 49,
tho people have not vel he,a y.
for thesel There's the ruh ~
The absurdlty of these 49,,
political stock moves could W. \
ter Illustrated than by M ~
tie case-a proposition ID ~
visors of county roads fro,n 4.
work at So per day per auasn !.
days at Sl.50 per day Der Ann.
reflection Is made upon N,
prompting the measure bun a.
cannot be avoided. II IN /
political stock move, 1t fSllom
lentlessly as true logic hi
can be done for Sc which Iii
fore been costing the stat, h
state has heretofore been "A
$2i in each case,
Everything Is fair in love, !,
lover.
Everything is fair In ws,. IA
fighter.
Everything is fair in polIau
the politician.
But still recurs the ultir,y
ton, rs this so7'
So clearly do cheap trish I,
case tell on themselves that
the slightest recollection Of NJ, n
thors are who proposed the M
have been talking about-anl !,
the slightest knowledge of u.
faith Of the authors, l yentun
ger they are Populists.
JIM IEyEs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Tex. Feb. THE Joint com
mlttse Of the house and senate on
claims and accounts had before Il the
eiam OF the Chambers heirs FOR sQOi
acres OF land, upon which the eltv OF
Arstin In built Ex-Governor Robsrts
made long address in behalf OF me
heirs. setting out the equitable grounds.
but action was deferred.
Col. Buck Walton will address Tho
committee NJ It's next meeting on the
legal phases OF the claim. A daurhter
and neice Of Col. Chambers were pres
ent
The committee on county boundaries
met this afternoon to hear those who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

What the Governor says-ProbabIc
Action OF the Committee

Austin, Feb. 1.-The Joint committee
OF the house and senate on redistrioting
the state met this afternoon The sub
committee had conferred with the gov
ernor and were informed that he meant
ltst what he said when he advised that
the number OF judicial districts could
be reduced from hfty-two 10 FORTY,
senator Atlee presided, 4 motion 10
report iavorably TO redistricO was LOST
us was one to recommend measure 10
trlcts,
motion Of Blair. TO reconsider the
vote by which the first motion Nv soma
ior shelhurne was lost, prevailed. and
one by paghiell was carried, mat nc
committee recommend 10 the two
branches that Joint committee OF
I'VE from the senate and the eight from
me house he appointed TO prepare a
phl 20 redistrict the state az 10 district
courts And It is likely that the state
VIII be redistrlcted. There will be no
special session called, as Governor Gull
person has informed the leaders OF both
houses that II the legislature adjsifns
without redlstrioting. then the work
must go over Tor two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Tex. Feb 6.-The Joint COM
mlttee appointed to draft a plan to re-
district the judicial districts OF the
state mot this afternoon. The follow
ing subcommittee was appointed to
confer with Governor Culberson anu
report to the fun committee tomorrow
afternoon:
Gage. and Representatives Monroe,
Blair. Plemtnons and Townsend OF An
gelina. The re-dlstrlcting problem is
one that Is puzzling the legislators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin. Tex. Feb. THE house COM
mlltee ON Internal improvements CON
adhered Logun's express bill today, and
favorable report was made. The nil
provides that express companies shall
establish general headquarters In the
state and their books shall at all times
be open to the inspection OF the rail-
way commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

ase Of Consent ,Fisea nj sixteen
Years

Austin. Tex, Feb. 7--Thc senate me,
lhls morning at 10 o'clock.
Senator Harrison presented petl-
hon from the peap,e OF Ben county
asking that the term OF tho district
seurt in that county be changed SO
that there win be no term in the
months OF July and August.
The Game senator presented psti-
lion from the citizens or Tarrant
souuiy asking that the age Of consent
Ia girls DO is years.
Senator Simpson asked and Il was
!. ordered that senate bill No. g7,known
If the blu to create the county VI Al
|fhlc. and which was reported fnyor-
'ebiy this morning. be reoommitted IN
pdder that other parties Interested
.Huld be heard, Tho motion prevailed
,;,ou motion OF Senator McISinnsy son
nfo bill No. 30, which "a a hin infro-
.ioced By Senator Bowser ana provides
Al tho exemption Of certain Iires OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Feb. 7,--Tegnrkana is max
ing a desperate fight for the separate
court bin. The following leading citi-
Gems arrived tonight ]. W. stuart. $.
J. Harry Horace Vaughan, Homer
Vaughan. Dan +. Larry, IL. +. Brlley,
Hugh Smith. John Mckenna, Q. c.
Buckner Guido Chic. W. a. Robinson
and b. +. 5tiller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin. Feb 1.-THE conmtttee nm
privileges and elections today hsla a
meeting and took up the Dun case. nv
n vote Of 20 4 Duns demurrer was
sustained- The demurrer was that
Haller had not given notice OF con-
test within the time prescribed by law.
The committee thea decided to hear the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Temple. Tex. Feb, TUE Ten,pie
Grocery company which has been do
Ing business in Temple about q year.
was Incorporated yesterday with a can,
tai OF 100000. The Stockholders are
Messrs j. A. walker. c. U. Yaneey,
Temple: ], l.. Smith. Amarillo; j. y.
Garnett. Brentwood. and - Tnler.
Messrs. Walker and Yancey have had
charge OF the business at this place.
but owing to Mr.. Y's. bad health he
has severed his connection with tho
work. Mr. Garnet will MI his place
for the present. At meeting OF the
ssockholaera yesterday Mr.. Walker was
elected president and Air, Smith sec
rotary and treasurer, The company
has TWO branch houses--one at Amarillo
and one at Brentwood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

evidence in the case and report same
to the house A witness named camp
bell. and Duff. the sitting member.
were heard this evening. Nothing I'M
portant was elected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Austin, Feb. 7,-House committee on
constitutional amendments tonight re-
ported favorably ON Joint resolution
hNiug number OF senators at thirty-one
and representatives az ninety-three.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08

Amarillo. Tex, Feb. 7.--R. II. Nc
hpine. hardware merchant, made an
assignment late yesterday evening. His
brother. *. L. McAlplne. assignes. AS
sets and liabilities not known
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entfernen pD[te, er9ielt er BON 6inten
cine Sti9Dunbe in ben geaden, pelz
de in einigen Wftnuten ieinen Sob
berbeifiibrte. Die POli5ei fa6nbet auf
Burnett unb feline @enpHen, pel3e lie
Der SbGterI6aft besi9tigt. Der Grz
morbete mar 38 Sabre alt unb binterz
l1bt sSrdu uno brei &inber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-29
Sit WHuirc 6ulmcs.

Cincinnati, 8, 27. Aug., -
Die @ebeimpplisiften @eper unO 9dr9
baben poIitipe getpeiie gefunoen' pap
6plmes ii9 in 6ieIiger Stuot aufgez
6alten unp iein psrbre9erii9es 3ret@
BEN audi bier fortgeieBt bat. 9eute
Morosn bur6I 6Iu9ten lie in Der Sor@
ItaDt sSyrpington Elm 9dus9en, mel.
DIES Splmes i'm lebten 9erbite aul
bic 0auer zines Sages genietbet
hattie, unb entbetten unter behen Sdl@
ion bic ueberreite bes 10 lan9e per-
oe6li6 geIu6ten uno ben PieBel19en
8inoern eebDrenben i4tpur6en SotS
fers. eSn Der S6eune itano Elm Stsn'
Der Splmes' Gioent6um lit. Die 9es
beimpoli3iiten iinb Der @nii6t, baB
$5olmes 6oparb 9}ieBel in 9tsit9er
5tabt ermorbete unb feinen 2et9nam
na6 oyrpingtpn f9uffte, mo er 0en1el@
ben perbrannte.
Spdter. - Sci elmer tpeiteren
@ud,e baben bic 8ebeimpoli5iiten mebz
rere perfo6lte &no6eniiberreite, Die
Den 8ebauptungen Su4peritdnot9er
aufoloe einem menI9lt6en WeIen ans
aebDrf 6aben, fptpie Snopfe BON 9otps
arb YieBel's lleber3ieber in Dem &a'
min bes 9auIes in Sroington aut9ez
fu1Der1.