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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28


ia presu,ncd lmpolled him to consIder
wei the question. and my idea obont
II IA that In the absence OF uitpVsl-
lion 10 expressly approve his act IN
chlilnr q anecihl session I would be
very niow to publicly critlcise nun,
because | think 1t the duty Of citizen
axccpt In extreme caaeH TO assist our
ofiicera In mo discharge OF what 10
them seemH right and proper unless We
know they are wrong and that the
wrong viii seriously iniare the com
Hon. j. II. Nelson said: 81 am and
have always been bitterly opposed 10
prize nghting, and tho law mgking
department cannot oSprcHn itself TOO
strongly IN tho direction OF Huppress-
ings things OF that nature IN our state.
/ think the governor entirely iustined
in calling the legislature together 10
prevent tho fight at Dallas THIS "
his last resort and no one can doubt
but that Is the safest and Hurcat
course. No man having tho proper
pride for the high position or chlct
executive or tho state would leave any
thing undone 10 relieve HIS ndmlnlstru-
tion OF such blotch. The governor
showed his righteous convictions and
manly courage IN this emergency"
Professor j. q, II. Buck, the single
tax advocate and Populst leader OF
this county. was soon and spoke M
follows. i'rhc prize fight is IN my
opinion, being worked for nll IL N
worth ~ piece Of political buncomb.
We never heard Of any great and
righteous Indignation In the Democrat
c party against tho prize ring I'LL OF
late This 10 proved By the present
lame aud ambiguous condition Of the
law on the nu0icot, The Democrats
with their brutal mojorlties' In undis-
putod pOs11fsl0n of the state for 20
years Lave thought and cared so little
on this subject az 10 leave II 40 mud
died that supreme judge declares The
Inv null and void. and the Rovcrn1r
racogni1eH that decision MS 20 probably
true that he calls the lfgllnlurc to-
gothcr to do what could have easily
hive been done In rogulr neHalcn ard
with no extra cost, The rOv'fuor and
his boomers probably think a Nlpol-
comic dash ut the pugllists HuW IN tho
very prominent cuao 10 come OF In
october may dGmDnstrtte him 30 10 u
rcformer good en7nsl for the reform
clements In the llYintcgtat,ng rHnh
Of the Democratic perry
1T won't work Charlie. Tho gem
lilnH rcformr's want reform On pure
reform principles and the act OF a.
| governor that grows so Indignant over
one prize light and pays no little at
tentlOn to the many that have hereto
| fore occurred, even when ono Of thcm
rcgultcd In the killing OF ono OF the
| contestants " n shnm too thin to
obscure the vision Of the ordinary Pop
ullatic optic.
1--WE Popullsts are opposed to prize
| fighting and all other savage brutal
| tiles, Give uH the power and we Will
/ mako the law gn plain that our au-
| premc Judges aud governors need not
/ rouse the whole state To make two
brutca behave themsclvea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
HE WAS COMMENDED
shy That n In the Hest Thing Fossil
bss Tor the Reputation of
the State.

Washington Sent 97--(speciol0-.
There Is no doubt whatever that the
one topic most talked Of in Washington
today WIS Gov Cuiboraon's attitude
against the prize fight and his proclaim.
alton calling together the Legislature.
and It may be added that everybody
commonds him, even the sports who
wished 10 80 and who still expect TO
see the night pulled on somewhere. In
vicW of the excitement over the QueH-
tlon in Texas, 1t IL hard for people
there to look ut the question coully,
but at this distance IL requires % telc-
scope 20 see that tho proposed prize
lght was synonymous with the COM
mon Idea Of 'foXnH and Texans. Fro
quently people could be heard to say
"Of course the Night win come on In
Texas that's about the only place In
the Union for It," No matter there
fore. what the legislative expense ls,
those who are commencing Gov Cul-
bcrsun here today say that II VIII be
wcll Hpcut In protecting the statca
good name, Two cabinet ofllccr3,
Mcssrs, Smith and Harmon. praised
the governors act Ia calling The extra
session Ia the Gazette correspondent to.
day, and judge Harmon added that
he knew enough Of Texas to know
that Culhcr1ona grit and COURAGE
would greatly ondear him 60 the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

A Tenant Dangerously shot by His
Landlord.

Waco, Tex. Sept. -(speclal)--A
shooting scrape occurred on the Tehu-
late yesterday afternoon in which i.
c. Case was severely wounded. He is
Il tenant on the Il, r.. Vowel farm, and
while Case and Vowel were engaged
In conversation yesterday concerning
some cotton dispute arose and ended
In quarrel Case cursed Vowel and
started toward him with st!lllard In
his hand. Vowel then drew a 3S-cali-
bre pistol and fred at Case. The ball
took effect In the right side OF the tcn-
ant and lodged either In or near the
lungs. The eXtcnt OF the injury ia not
known the bail having not yet been
located, hut the wound Ia very Sc
rlOus one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
QUESTION REVIVED
OF BUILDING THE Waco AND NEW
ORLEANS.
Em1ctzicr Love Jailed AT waco.
scriou. shooting AGrny--i,eH-
denoe burned.

Waco. Tex, Sept. 27--(speelal.) Tho
proposition to build the Waco and
New orleans railroad has been revived.
j. w, Higgins has received telegram
from w. j. Francis OF Cincinnati, one
of the promoters of the projected rail-
road. Mr.. Francis stated that he viii
20 to New Orleans In the next few
days In the interest OF the road. and
asked Mr.. Higgins TO sound the people
of Waco In regard to the Waco and
New orleans and write 10 him at AL
cXnndrla. La. Mr.. Francis also stated
that he would extend his trip to Waco
IL he We're advised Of anything OF Inn
portance, Wa3o citizens consider this
II proposition from the Cincinnati cap-
italists to construct the road II they re-
celvc proper encouragement, Mr. Rig
gins has written to Mr.. Francis and
In the meantime Waco will take some
action in regard to Offering some In
ducement for the road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

The can was Received win Favor
nj Mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas, Sept. q. -(spe iial)
The convening OF the Legislature IN
special session by Governor C.fbcr-
son is the nll-absorbing theme OF con-
yersatlon on our streets today. The
pro and con slides OF the question are
pretty equally divided, but the young
governor rs practically ununim ldsly
commended FOR his backbone and frm-
ness In the matter, and accredited with
choosing The hest possible route out
OF the dilemma.
Terrell. Texas, Sept 27.-tSpealal)-
Governor Culhctaons proclamation
calling session Of the legisl1i are to
enact law against prize lighting.
etc, has created considerable cithu-
saam among the moral elem mt, both
IN city and country Telegram OF
congrntulntlon and commanding his
course In tho matter have leen sent
the governor. Considerable f. cling
had been ongrnderC1 IN the matter
Whitosboro. TeNns, Sept, l7.--(Spe-
ciul1 The governors call for a special
session Of the legislature WAS not much
OF a surprise 10 the people here, His
friends are outspnken In his praiec,
and shy they are glad TO see Culoersou
AS tho chief executive instead of Dan
stuart.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
CONVULSED
Dallas Was Astounded
Yesterday.
aoy. ouLnrnsoN's ACTION WAS a
GREAT SURPRISE.
WAS A BOMBSHELL.
DAN A. STUART POSITIVELY DE
cLiNrD TO TALK ABOUT THE
EXTRA SESSION.
work ON AmphItheatcr Continued
Jus, II. Though the world n"d
Not Fiopped over.
WAS A B0MBSHELL.

~ o.. ~ fgnncinl1--
Dallas TEX sept st. N'p'V,'''Y
Dallas was thrown into conVnlHiohs
thia morning when the news that Gov
-, ,,',,...,,,,, go eo,vered tho leg-
erhor NuipV''V" NV ~, .'...ta,, AZ.
islature In extraordinary heSh'oh N'
came public.
,.or,, LARGO nninrltv of the busl-
- ai,Is.na oonerniiv Ind
ness mon ana e't'hehH bu"''""
looked upon the glove carnival aH
certainty ana hive been making elnb-
-. ,,..,,,,,,t,r. "a rocclve md en-
or"'e p''pu'"''V''' ~ ,.,,,,,rs
terrain the crowds mo ophtr"u'"''
ON tho arena building Ind their large
,,roo "a, erupinvpa at wurl, an day,
$3.50 .u.t had tram
Just as thouEh h''"'"s "'4
plred to mar tho arrangement ~
A. suntt, president OF the Florida
A,,1oti, ot,h yns seen bv the Gn.
N''''''u V'"'' -, a, ,o
Hctte correspondent ana hsheu Nv
had anything TO say conCernlnB the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
WILL OF THE PEOPLE
SHOULD he onEYEp, SAYS THE
WIFE OF GOVERNOR
CuLBERsoN.
she Expresses Her Unbiased opinion
vs the Fight nnd Of the Extra
Session.

Chicago, Sept. Eff Texas wants
a fight let them have 1t, say" said
Mrs. Charles A. Culberson, before
leaving Chicago today FOR Texas. Mrs,
Culberson Is the wife OF Governor Gull
berson Of Texas. and with her mother.
Mrs. Harrison. has been spending the
summer In the North.
'What is the use of poor Charles
working himself to death to prevent
something the whole state wants2"
continued Mrs. culbcrson. AT least
nine men out OF every ten in Texas
wanted the prize tight. and after ali
he was elected to carry out the viii OF
the people. and the people want the
tight don't caro- what they say
they want or pretend to say, they
would every one OF them 30 to IT, Then
think Of the money II TX going to cost
to convene the legislature. | did not
see anyway why one man should have
the power 10 decide what the rest
should do so, one mans Judgment IN
no better than another, and | do not
see why one Judges opinion ls no bet
ter than those OF his fellow Judges"
"Thlnk OF his conscience ana icspon-
alyility IN the matter" said Mrs. Hnr-
rlson. "a man must do what is right
when he holds in trust an office for
the people"
That's Just IT," said Mrs. CU,bcr-
son. He does hold It for the co.
pie, and the people want the nght, and
| say let them have It, There Ia no
use In his staying up nights and wor-
ryinR himself TO death trying 70 keep
up public dignity" and Mrs, Culberson
looked ns she meant what she said
and was far more concerned about the
hard work and worry her husband
had been Obliged to undergo in order
to keep his threat and convene the
legislature than about any iugillstic
attempt to sully Texas fame,
II have met q number OF prominent
business men from Texas this sum
NOR" Mrs. Culbcrson went on and
every one OF them believe in allowing
the fight to go on. and here the gov
ornor Is trying to stop something tho
popular sentiment IL In favor of hnv-
Ing. II Is all foolshness. and rye told
him so. l snid, You are elected to
carry out of tho will OF the people.
and you ore not doing II all when you
oppose what they want"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
WITH THE GOVERNOR
REPRESENTATIVES, owsLEY AND
RAGsDALE
say They WIN support an Anti-rriSc
Right niii-senator smith Also
the same way.

Denton, Texas Sept -tspeclall-
Honp Alvin e, owslcy ana ". Leo
RRgFdalc, mcmhcm Of the lcglnla-
ture. were interviewed by the Gazette
correspondent today, and both de-
clnred omphaticnlly that they would
support q blll having for IT, purpose
tho prohibition OF prize nRhtug In
Texas, state Senator Emory q. Smith
W out OF the city, but It is understood
from his expressions on the subject NJ
prize lighting that no viii lend his
hearty sympathy FOR nm nntl-prlZe
fight law. The calling OF the special
session was very much OF a nurprlae
here, However, the cuncenHus Of upln-
lon 10 that the governor has puraued
tho proper course, aud his action VIII
be endorsed by large majority al
Che cltigena OF rexoa. There are those
here who have heretofore been very
much opposed 20 the chief executive
who are now free aud open to declare
that II he stops the prize ilght lie Will
receive their earnest support Tor II
denomination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
FROM SOUTH TEXAS.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLAruRE
ARE INTERVIEWED.


san Antonio, Tex. Sept s7.-(speclaI)
Interviews with local members Of the
legislature on the governors call for
special session OF the legislature to
stop prize tights resulted MS follows:
senator Perry Lewis "rhe COVER
nors call ia warranted and Will sup
port an antl-nght law"
Representative oConnor thought the
call unwarran,cd, but viii support an
antl-nght law.
Representative Wurabach favors an
l-prlze fight legislation. but opposes
having Immediate effect to the law.
because II win work an injustice to tho
Dallaa parties who have invested In
what was considered lawful enter
prise under the Hurt decision.
Representative Blairs Views are not
asecrtained,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
ABOUT THE CALL.
HIPREssIoNs FuoM uILsnOno ON
Tun SUBJECT.
Hon. n. =, smith. 10 Abbott ana
Others Express Their Views.
a ~ rop's Idea GivsRs

iilllshoro, Tex. Sept. al Cspcolal)-
The governors call converting the Leg
ialature In extra session TO pass an
anti prize lighting law received here
today through the columns OF the ca
settle was a great surprise. "A many
were OF the opinion that Il required 30
days notice TO convene tho legislature
In called session your reporter called
ON some OF tho leading mon of our city
Tor an expression.
Hon. 10 Abbott, when approached,
said, 81 am OF the opinion that the
governor had the constitutional power
TO suppress prize lighting without cali
lug tho legislature In extra session,
However l have not given the ques-
ton very much confederation and in
capc the governor came 10 the con-
clualon he did not possess this power
! think he ~ justined In calling the
Legislature together for this purpose"
Hon. Dave perdcn said; yes ! in-
norse the aston OF Governor Culberson
IN calling AN extra session OF the lcKis-
lature Tor the purpose OF ro-ennctlng
NJ once q law against prize flghting.
This II q government of, for and by
the people. and their win should DO
Texas IL unanimous against such
brutal practices, and the law should
be re-enartod good and strong In ohed-
icnce TO tho win OF the people nnd
pnFacd under the emergency clause OF
the constitution at once. Whatever
objections heretofore TO passing Grim
innl statutes under the emergency
clause do not obtain IN this Instance
hecpuae OF existing laws on tho nub-
Jets and tho uniyeraai notice and
notprlety OF the extra session for tho
purposes and circumstances OF the
case, No one can claim that SNAP
Judgment was taken Oh the unwnry."
Hon I, $, Smith said: ~ only speak
for myself when say believe the
legislature Will readily respond 10 tho
Kovernor'n request TO enact strong
statute againat prize fighting, and
make the offonro q felony aud punish-
able an aueh. II IL great lnconven,
lence for me 20 leave NOW az ou, dis
trict court begins Monday. sept 30,
but shall 20 and assist our chief cx.
ecutivc In pcrfoctng what was intend-
ed 80 be done by the twenty-fourth
legislature In regular session"
what do you think OF the notice
necessary 70 be given for special
III N not necessary To give 30 days
eotice before calling special seaalon,
rhla y not Required by the e1naiitu-
ZION on ihe contrary, as soon IN hia
iinclemAtion can convene the loi;isla-
tets ihcy may thus be legally Ia Seas
rion.r
Hon W. c wOar said; u don't osre
p pritlclse thaaotlon OF tho governor.
r. cylutntly tiflrltt No has performed
nsA oNlrspi duc "a The prrmiapA His
fnHa 81 responsibility as an osieer u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
oouRr or cIy MI afsS,l


Motions submitted: gAsJ
L. ~ Montgomery, Tor ai1us,1
Texas and pacido raIl.,,
We. II. a, Fuller pt al. N, a.
u. p. Morgan Va. 4. Il NJ.
ct a. to strike out affidavit
Durham, Buckley 4 al i
chambers a Co.. 70 dIi.aIv y,
ror. n
Durham, BUCKLEY 4 O. q
Randall, Chambers 4 roWn N
mlsaa appeal,
Il, Carnahan Va Na,.,, !
x Co., to file TRANSCRIPT W
u. NJ. Chancellor ei al ut.|
fries ct al, for rehcarIuf 1
Pacific express COMPANY 4 /,
Brown ct AL, to submit :, rsr,
OF delay. p ~
II. z. Morgan vs. A. 81. q n
ct al, 10 strike out brlef flA N
ter ~ dolcs.
Wichita Valley railway aa..
w. o, Perry, for oonclusloa [
Motions decided. n.iNui
Ryan, for rehearlng; oyNtlA :
Texas and Pacific rallxt ~
VS.. John II. Tlerney, iot r,kat{
fused.
Missouri, Kansas and TEN Il
company VS.. George II NiFa.i
Bro, for rehearlng. refusfi
Missouri, Kansas and rui n
company Va, George II. AtizH
Bro, FOR rehearlngi rciushl I
j \, Kemp grocery compll' \
felt & Pearson, Tor reheaIlayl ii
George H. Dickinson papr u
VS., the Mail publishing e9z,l,
rehearlng; refused
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
RESIDENCE DESTROYED.
nurned Down, Together Win Its
Contcnts-PythIun Club.

Waco Sept, 27-(speolal)-The resi-
dencc Of c. c. Womack ON Austin av-
emu burned at an early hour L IN NOM
Ing, The building. together with its
contents, was destroyed The house
and furniture were valued At $4,000 and
were partly Insured. Mr.. Womack sus-
tanned o loss Of $500 by the fire.
A Pythian club has been organized In
Waco. charter has been applied for
and Information from Austin shows
that the charter, with all the accompa-
nylng privileges, has been granted. Tho
club starts with over one hundred
members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
lnTrnn OF APPROPRIATION
To Ne sent to the Governor by cid
gems OF nciton.

Bolton, Tex, Sort, 27.-tsrerlap. .-rho
following letter TO Governor q. 4 c,,ls
heraon has been circulated ON i've
streets, ana very nnmcrously signed
We. abe undersigned citiyena no
Bolton ana bell county, desire to az W
press our hearty Appreciation nnd az
psoyal % your Efforts to suppress Ike
puSilisilr encounter which tx nrersr-
ing 60 tnke place az Dallas on the a.,
OF October y" ese sist
I'VE furthermore endorse AMI henr.
NY approve OF inc intcrnretntinn
plae,l by you upon the decision re- re-.
Gently rendered By judge iiuri ON Ne Ne
law az relates to prize n,sh,,,.. Nhe
rsNAs, end We sincerely hope, vow NM.
carry forward 20 feffentlyc ,cs,,,,s may
pg .,. % maintain the dignity 1 ana
i NV n'i ~. q onr State and thereby
lrsH characters 10 rastaa isni nj ~, INV
her cscutoheon" ''"' oioi on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
CALLS our MANY COMMENTS.
The Waco sports Not Ready to Adj
nit Themselves Beaten.

Waco, Texas, Sept. 27.--tspceialO-
The act OF Governor Culberson In call
ing an action OF the legislature 10 take
further steps concerning the Corbttt-
Fitzsimmonn prize fight at DALLAS, ia
extensively commented on acre today.
The local sports and advocates OF
the fight are considerably nut out
over the turn affairs have taken. They
VIII not admit that they are defeated
yet, however. but are clinging tena.
eiously to the hope that maybe the
legislature cannot got a two,thlrds
vote TO pass an act prohibiting the
fight This, they say, is necessary in
order to make the act binding.
cullen Il. Thomas, one Of The mann
hers Of the Twenty-fourth Legislature
from McIcnnan county, says,
am not In favor OF pri7e fights.
ana viii vote for n atrlngent law pro,
hibiting II, 20 go Into effect az 3nce"
~ Is understood that Hon. s. p.
Mills entortains the same Views.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

spilinne WIZ Try :"
Avoid Al Responsibility.

Galveston, Tex. Sept. 2I.-tSpeeiall--
some doubt was expressed around town
this morning as 10 whether GOV Gus
bcrgon's call converting the LEGISLATURE
on October 1 came UP 10 the relulrN-
ments OF the constitutions ana tnete
seemed to be an expression tnht thirty
dnys' notice was necessary. Represent
alive splllane said.
~ have not taken legal advice on inc
subject, but my idea at present IL 70
avoid complications by asking 70
be excused from attendance upon inc
special session"
Senator NJ, Lasker. 81 think the leg
islature Will very promptly pass law
prohibiting prize fights" ~
Acting MAYOR Harrington; ut was
ali the govcrnor could do and think
IL WAS the proper course
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
IN THE TERRITORY.
THE FIGHT WILL HE PULLED ~
ANY EVENT.
IL Not in Dnlla,A Then stuart says
IL WIN surely lie n Go In
the Territory.

Chicago. Sept. 27-Thc Chicago
sporting contingent does lot seem to
be much alarmed by the action token
by the governor OF Texas, They say
1t ia one thing to call legislatures to-
gether and another to secure the pas
sage OF a law prohibiting fighting.
Dan stuart last night tclegrlphed
II. ~ Kennedy, who expects % run Il
train for the hght, that the mill would
be brought or In the Indian Terri
tory " n law was passed forbid ling IL
In Texas. What action Uncle sam
would take II the two pugilists attempt
TO meet on his domain Is problcmati-
cal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

He Is Incnrceroted There to Await,
Trial.

Waco. Tex Sept. 27--(Special)--A.
G. Love was brought 10 Waco today
and landed in jail. He was formerly
assistant postmaster at Calvert dur
Ing which time he Is accused OF having
embez2led $4,000 OF the governments
money.
From Calvert he went To Galveston
ana from there to Mobile. Ala. He I'm
any secured passage on schooner for
Colon and reached that place In safety.
From there he sailed to Bogota.
Deputy y tied States Marshal Rem
FRO sailed from Now York recently and
rounded Mr.. Love up at Bogota,
Love has been indicted by the federal
grand jury and In Held for trial,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
cAMn IllNn 4 rnuNpnnoLAr.
The Can Was sorprlse. nut i.
Genrrniiy Approved.

MeNla. Texas, Sent 81 --tspst,ail--
The can FOR I'm extraordinary ttsiion
Of the legislature by Govorn,r Cu,htr-
non cainc like thurdcrclap from a
clear airy. but IA generally pD feVed
BY the friends OF The governor ,ni hAa
added 10 his atrcnFth with LARGE
number Of people, senator stsalN bonn
ills dietrlct, viii vote to auh,id the
vlewa OF the governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
Fon cAMrAIeN rumrosns.


Paris, Tex. sept. 27.--i Especial --The
cain OF fioy, calberson FOR a meeting
~ the legislature TO pass a law TO stop
riize hyhtlng Ia the niate at once was
received here with dvrlalpn, The poo
rla here question tho govarnol'a sim
cerlW 3fiR eneaiy H4y what h. is doing
~ f,s ra'eaifn pusDosrs for next
year II "a openly aNerret THAI he
sast.y~.s Il, order 10 down
George CLARK and his followers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

The Governors Proclamation warm
Is Applaudcd ut Holland.

Holland, Tex. Sept. 2i.-(speclal,)-
"our Charlie foreyer' Is heard on
every side since tho Gazette contain
ing the governors message oonvoning
the legislature to enact q law to Of
fcctuaily Impress the gentlemen OF the
iistic arena reached our town. At u
mass meeting this afternoon the gov
ornor'H action Was unanimously en-
dorscd Popullsta md Republicans vle-
ing with Democrats Ia showing their
enthusiasm Of the efforts OF our noble
moss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

think 1t ia the only co,,... /. b
D could take, The'memt's,,,. Y, \,
promptly and speedily ~.
preventing the bic pfl,s I'M En-. Il
o ,,,l,. 7 nights. stand Nh 4.
was v, In tull accord NTH N. ~
mediate passage of an ~ l' '1
prize lighting on Texas Z, ", II 4,
PIE OF Tyler endorse tha' ". VA.
governor, Wy ''',t
Hon: Joe Bailey VIII s,,,,
Jay afternoon for silver - ~