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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12

Steamers leave Portsmouth foot
OF North street at. $50 p. m.
street. ~ ..................... Clio p. m.
--caSc Cii l,olhl at................ 10 y. IN.
Arrive Washington at............ Gas a m
b. II o. Penn. Il. r.
Nv. MnShin@ton at. 500 a. M. 30 4. III.
Ar. philadelp hia at. .il:lt a. in. II :05 a m
ar; Rev YORK, ...... $40 p. lin. :i3 =. m.
south Bound. II. * O. Penn. r X
Nv. New ork at. II 10 u. M. II 20 q. IN.
~. LnliIaei!nia al. 10 j. hi. j 80 y. m.
Ar. Washing ton at. 80 y. m I 30 n m
Steamers leave Washington at. 100 D, m,
Arrive at Fortress Monroe at. . $50 n m.
Arrive at Norfolk Gt.......... 30 n m
Arrive q; Portsmouth at......... sea a. M
The above schedule gives passcnycr;
from the North lay over OF two hours
ara thirty minutes in the evening before
tnE!aE the steamer thus uifordint: an op-
pcrtuhity OF seeing tic Capital of the
Nation.
Tine tr!p down the historic Potomac
River ana chesapeake Bay ON The elegant
steamers Of this company Is unsurpa8Sed
The steamers arc comparatively new. hav-
Ing been built IN 1881. and are fitted up
in the most luNUraEt manner, with cleo
trio lights, call bells and steam heat in
each room. The tables are supplied with
every dclicaCy OF the season from the
markets of Washington and Nurfolk
Tickets on sale ut 3. K o. ticket office: n
II G. office. at w. Il. Wakes & Co.'S
office. On wharf.
For further information apply,
d. J. CALLAHAN,
Telephone AL Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12
For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINSLOW'S
S @ OF Fl | N G SYRUP

has been used for chiGrc:! :Tt-i,e teething
IL soothes the child. softe:lS 10 ::utns, al
lays all pain. cures wind colc, regulates
The stomach ard bowels. and Is the best
remedy for diairhoes. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout
the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12

FARES TO BOSTON AND PROV
DENCE.
First class. including meals and sn-
loon stnteroom berth. ...... ......... 900
Second class. including meals and
berth ............... 7.O0
FOR SAVANNAH
Every "WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
at a. III.
Fare-First class. Including meals
Fnre-Second class. including meals
.thu ''iIi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S GU
Pc!isha5lc Freight sent via. Providence
forwarded by early train 10 RnSton. and
It The same rate as by direct steamers TO
PerLsnnblc FreIghts not received Ia tc;r
than $3.50 y. III. on sailing days OF Roston
Ghips; 5:SO sailing days OF Providence
For further Information apply to
X u MklGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va:
y: ID STERHlNS. Asst Tariff Mgr
w. j.. TURNER. General Pass At.'t
! -. WHITNEY, T'rnfhc MANAGER
General Offices. Baltimore. Md
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12
q 3 !!:' : !; ilarIalkzHestsrn
IN EFFECT NOV. 3, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 8, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY,
7:4o a. m. : The Chicago Express-For
Petersburg, Richmond and
W:tshington $50. fors
kenoya. Columbus and Chi
Columbus Without change;
knoxvilie, chattanooga and and
lnteimatiiate Points Z;
Pulaski. Bristol; also for
S y ;1 F! R aad r%Se anns Isl
al stations on Winston-
Salem Division. Has Pulls:
man sleeper Norfolk to
washington and Chattanoo-'
sleepers Roanoke to Mem
phis and New Orleans. Din
ing car attached.
NoRFo LIZ A Z; g. E aRa S;5e Ii n
Leave Norfolk, ABS p M,
arrive Richmond 200 p. m,
f saitimors.. Fhllad d afaaRs and and
Richmond 500 a. m. = arrive:
Oni at SUFFOLK, WaVorly
md Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
for passage on these trains.
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk TAO a. M, arrive
at Richmond 11:05 a. m. Z Re
turning, leave Richmond 5:SS
b. M; arrive Norfolk $3.50
%. IN. rs t.. Ss;- b gS55 rs
For further information as to tickets.
rates. baggage, cheeSs et e !, : on or
Passenger Agent; G. II. BoSLEY, Ticket
Agent, 126 Main street, or C. e. Finch
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail-
road. w. B.iBEVILL,. go 45S:..Sis
General Passenger agent, s}s w 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
INFRINGEMENT STILL THE CRY.
EVEN THE RANGER FORCE MAY BE
OUT OFF.
The Attack on Miles crowley the
Sensation Of the Day--A Democratic
onucus Called, But Didn't Material
INSTRUMENTATION ON Thursday.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 1.-THE retench-
nent buzzsaw was In motion again to-
day and cut in to mince meat all Oppo-
sition.
Captain W. J. Mcdonald OF the state
rangers, came in this evening and il is
Intimated that the appropriation FOR
ranger service viii be cut away down
this year. II not obliterated entirely
The Democratic house caucus called
for tonight was a hzzle. owing 10 doubt
to the very limited attendance. King
Caucus rules the Populists and In all
probability King Caucus win apply to
Democratic members. An organization
viii be ehected after the Inauguration.
The sensation Of the hour and the
talk Of the town tonight Is the Terry
memorial asking the state senate to
expel AIiles Crowley and the very
direct and pointed speech Of that gen
tleman. Public sentiment Is with Crow
ley. as the impression prevails that be
Is being mercilessly prosecuted, even
beyond human endurance.
After the Inauguration, next Thurs
day. the Ia w-nakers are expected 10 get
down TO business IN dead earnest and
make hay while the sun shines, At 50
Ter day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

ing worked for almost I'VE hours On
the ballots and obtained the toloN-
ing results. Cuibefsoh, s9si6i' Makeh-
son. 5i5y0; Schmiiz, 5p26; NuBent, 49,
IN. Dunn, 2Is6. Lieutenant-governo
Jester. 30. 1884, Renfro. 6s.2oj; Manu.
l7s6; Martin, lls,OeL
No returns from Iarrant ana faHhih
Previous TO the Joint afternoon ses-
sion, however, there had been some
legislative maneuvering. 80
The retrencher slipped a cog TINS
morning and has,ened to make amends
ms afternoon. The retrencher says
YOU can bet your best boots he "ill
catch up this cog before many days
elapse and made the necessary pro
vision as soon as the house came 10
getner this afternoon.
A motion was rushed through the
house this morning tnat the chNlf APP
point committees Of three 10 VISIT me
asylums at Terrell ana san Antonio
the peniJentiarles at huntsville ana
Rusk, the reformatory at Gatesvllle
and the university md Confederate
home here.
that the resolution be spread upon the
Journal, and the retranchers carried
this point IL Is understood that the
rctrenchers viii work vigorously TO
defeat the measure when taken up
again. Bumpass, who Is posing con
splcu1usly as a retrencher, says ne
doesn't object TO having the CJnfed-
crate home and university visited, Tor
there would be no expense, these In
stltutions being located here, hut when
the resolution was offered this morn
ing it prevailed by small majority,
and the retrenchers ARE fuN OF tlBht
against the proposed expenditure,
A conspicuously large number or
members this afternoon asked thht
fellow members be excused until Tues
day, the accepted inference being IhIt
absentees viii visit home or that the
cumulative plan OF bill making is go
ing on rather extensively,
Drew OF Kaufman is determined that
no $50 postage stamp bin shall be
made by a member this session. ms
resolution that each member be limited
to SIS worth OF postage and the clericll
force TO 81 was unanimously adopted.
Before the senate met the house In
Joint Afternoon session Beull introduced
d memorial from citizens OF Winker
county protesting against being At
tached to ward county when the
western portion Of Tom Green county
is divided Into slA counties, when Pc
itloners assert VIII he undertaken.
Cough presented his first bill Of the
session this afternoon: To repeal an
act carrying into effect a consNtu-
tlonai amendment transferring annu-
ally 1 per cent or the permanent to the
available school fund.
Two other bills were introduced after
the Joint session:
By Fletcher: Amendment Of the
penal code punish.ug theft Of cattle
by Imprisonment In the peniten my
for not less than four nor ~ thah
HfrFHI.uE. TnUF loss IMAM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

Austin, Tex. Jan 1.-The Limestone
county Fair association with capital
Of $4,000 and iis place OF busine9s
hroeHbeeck, fled a charter TODAY. Tho
incorporatOrs are II. j. Smelling. NJ N
CLARK, Jno, g. Wnllng, b. II. Marks
j. w stuart. 8. d. Brgg and c. L.
The Hub Manufacturing TradIny
company OF Dallas. with a capital
stock OF 5000 nled a charter also and
the lncurporators are K. +. Powell. Nj
w, Mann and @ W Cotter.
The odJutant-general furnishes tho
lollowing report on the operations OF
me frouuer battalion for the month nf
December, 1894 Total arrests. al.
scouts, rs; attempts al arrests not ef-
fected, B, assistance TO citizens. civil
and other authority. Z. guards to rail-
road traits against robbery. mon for
Two days; stock recovered and re-
turned to owners. 10 head; distance
travelled during month, SsiS miles.
Colonel Eugene D.Eges OF Kendall
county has arrived and Is at present
temporarily domiciled Mt tho Avenue
hotel. Colonel DiFges will be tho his
iorinn for the state for tho next ensu-
ing two years. having been appointed
10 that place by Major a. j. Rose.
commissioner OF agriculture. insurance,
Statistics and history. This place Is
difficult to flll and in making the selcp-
ton OF Colonel Dlgges Major Rose had
90 look sharply after the several quail
ihcnii0ns that insure the best service
TO the state, and IN him viii be found
q gentleman born ana reared, a splen-
did scholar OF academic and unlvar-
sity training and one whose life has
been given up largely to literature, and
especially history.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
A nEAlrIrrL rRIRuTE
TO Cod aud RELIGION ny Senator
Perry McComh.

Austin. Tex. Jan. ia.-Seuatof Perry
AIcCom0 made beautiful speech IN
presenting the claims ~ Rev smoot
Tor chaplain. and u course that gem
tleman was elected,
Mr.. President. II man, under what
socver skies ard IN all Stages OF deycl-
oyment In Whlgn tine photography 1i
history has presented him. Us, ludi-
vIdualIy. a religious animal Instructive
- seeking touch with supreme be-
Ing above him and beyond She grasp
8g bic "a -Sles. and tho scope " his
Vision. humanity IN The aggregate
orsathes the -l!rlt Of constant though
perhaps unconscious worship The high
est civilization. through beautiful
and hitting custom gt assemr.lges VI
mlu-Jt which custom the election ~ @
Chaplin Uy The senate is an example
pays UustIdia1 tribute 20 Ch-IsI-s .ty
and acknowledge Indebtedness 20 t4e
wouirals power aud strange. relist-
Isss fascination gf .ts influence iu ,ac
earth
Tie custom. whether sprins.ns srom
unconscious Instinct or instructive cone
seriousness ut dependency. ia not only
4llurI.Il and suggestive. but Is also U 81
dag .HEesllan. ald wise 100 shat q, Ga Zee
Fp1ss.y@ f1 tss Whispering demand Hf
t1lr i-s-rllsl.s suall- supernatural
something ig man Ua.ea looked up
sad whose breath is Hu ug0eg-fg .Am VI
devotion .u harmony with a.l other
things 10 nature, which. when each
glad moTllls comes 10 Iul up on SUR
.raL n.l-.- Gle -rlp curtain 1t tl.z
mighty l.lga upon another scene !u
She drama ~ The world, breathe. or
rle-. aE LOOK Thanksgiving and pfHy-
er % Cod To uasy-ai. She custom
mas been the suEs.f-1G VI Thought
.H . B.. H. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

craftsman whom these personal enc
mics OF Crowley are supporting. X
Is intimated here that the contest y.
4. Thompson Is making against Ron.
William Joseph, the sitting member y
10 obtain evidence, n possible, IN ORDER
10 give a plausible excuse Off the tnett
OF Irowiey's seat by the Incoming Re-
publlcan congress. Crowley. Dem
ocrats here declare. was fairly elected
By the honest and unbribed voters or
the dlstrist. He is being persistentiy
hnrnded BY his personal enemies,
whom he endorsed and routed, horse
foot and baggage, IN November last
In the senate and house CROWLEY
MANILA md his colleagues ali speak
good word for him. He is not a c2lleEe
professor nor feather-headed dude,
but In personal manners ana m1rais
No. will probably compare iaNoraoly
with the majority OF the men who az
feet to look down upon him. He eNo-
lutcd from a day laborer into con-
gresham, and there is no dishonof IN
that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

Texas First, His Friends second, His
Lnenllos rhIrh nnh pnnnlIsta Lnst.

Texas First, His Friends second, His
Enemies Third and PapuIists Last.
Aus,in Ter IAN 70 .r m, . 80,
adnirsr Of ION sp,ttI . s,pJ ID $50 So
Texas renrsse,,,at,,.l nh, c., y.
oorresp6ndept inst nigbt
'rWhat psrtieuiar f','nt IN ,ba s,eal,-
er's arake.up DO Won admire The most -
wss asJ,ea Wv SVu "4'''''s ''e must
~ was IN MA con,nar,, tt,. o,,.- Ia,
and he EXPRESSED birnse,s vitho,,, 20
serve as foj,ows'
- .uIlY"1,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan 12-The
Trldosman reports from all over the
south for the week ending January y
Indicate that the decided increase in
the number OF cotton mills owned by
northern capitalists 10 20 continue.
The boot mills OF Lowell. Mass. have
applied for change In their charter
10 enable them 10 manufacture In the
south, and the Massachusetts mills OF
Lowell have practically decided to To-
cate mills at Athens, Ga
Cotton mills, each with 800. 900 capt.
tai, have been organized during the
week at Birmingham. Ala, and VIII
mington, N. c. one with $4,000 capital
~ TO be built at Irene, s. c.. and the
Raleigh. n C., mills are 20 enlarge at a
cost OF $4,000,
Tho iron producing Industry contln-
ues TO be active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

yesterday Sy Hon. W. A. Maroney.
one ot the bright members from that
county.
Judge w \. Peck OF Grayson. an
old member. Is one Of the Wheel
horses Of the house and a most popu-
lar and able gentleman. Grayson eoun-
~ is ably represented.
Captain d. S. Lindsay OF Tyler
county. who lives near the Big
Thlcket," is a diamond in the rough
and one OF the most compantonaOle Ot
men. Large game, bear, deer ana
wild hogs are abundant IN his section
OF the state. ana he Is a great hunter
and a great story -teller On one
hunt recently he killed nve bears ana
there is no telling how many deer.
Senator Perry McComb has bill
before the senate making IL "A felony
for minors TO frequent saloons and
other places where intoxicating drinks
are sold. He has another making II
a mtsdemeanor for minor 10 VIII
fuzzy ana knowingly take drink In
a saloon. A law OF this character
would make It interesting for the boys
who are anxious to display their gid
diness.
Another senator wants board Of
pardons created to sit 100 days each
year to pass on the applications for
purdons.
Senator Z. L. Agnew wants primary
elections regulated. His bill makes IL
a misdemeauor 20 cast an illegal vote
at an election, 10 repeat, bride voter
TO cast ballot for any candidate or to
bet on the election Of any candidate
participating IN n primary election.
Senator Aguew has a general as
Eignment law before the senate. I'm
der Its provisions all property, renl
aud personal OK the party making an
assignment must 60 10 the creditors.
The preferred creditor feature has
been eliminated from this measure,
b. Q. Evans Of Hunt county intro
duoed q similar bill In the house to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

Austin. Tex, Jan. l2.-Iohn Veal. a
prominent attorney Of Amarillo ana
law partner OF Representative Plem-
mons, WAS visitor on the door or
the house this morning.
Representative Wayland of Robert
son county has introduced bill pro-
y!ding for the payment Of a reasona-
bic rate OF interest on state warrants
where payment Is deferred because OF
a treasury deAolt. This measure would
make II possible for an employe OF
the state to receive the agreed rate
OF pay for services rendered Instead OF
suffering loss by being compelled 70
discount warrants. and seems 10 be
founded on equitable principle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

\ nricT sketch Of the Chairman Of
Judiciary Committee No L.


Austin. Tex, Jan. 1Z--Hon. ". T. Ar
mistead. chairman Of judiciary commit
tee No. !. is a modest and aitaO!e gen.
tieman who halls from Jefferson. Tie
home Of Hon. David d. CulbsrsJ1. He
is regarded as Ous OF The great lawyer
Of Texas. and he is r.-n iu legislative
experience. Tom Aruistead. as bus
Friends call hlm. was born IN DE4e-
thorpe county Ca. iu i.+s. He gr4du-
atei FROM She University % Ge1rsla, at
Athens, in 1874. He came 10 Texas ln
tuai year and taught school IN CAss
county He WIS admitted 30 she rgae-
tice Of law az jefferson. Marion county.
In 1873. and has resided there cgnanu-
5uHly since that Ime Captain Armi-
stead served IN ths lower house 10 the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth legislatures
ami in the SENATE .a toe l1Seausth and
Twrnty-urEL H tl1f ElEh rank as
no orator. and was -l-l ras1rle1 as
great worker From 1879 % lssi be was
the law partner % Hon. ID % Ggloss-
son. and S. the warm personal and poe
Nilcal friend Of 'Oid D1vD' r. H.
Pr-nusrz-Js. Of Marshl. o. DIS law
partner 90 present Captain Armls'aaa
i an applicant Cor tAf uUel % United
stltaB attorney rl- ta- eastern dis
trict. n1T filled bv f.. j.. Haruny O.
Republican Hls leading opponent IS
Colonel TuIlafsrrJ " Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
MADE THE JUDGE TIRED.
Trial of Joe Cartwright on the
Charge Of Assault.

Trial of zoe Cartwright On the
Charge of Assault.
Judge Joe Adams tried a young fell
low named Joe Cartwright yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF assault
with intent 10 commit rape. Young
Cartwright was brought here a few
days ago from Clarendon, where he
was arrested. He was charged with
having committed the assault upon
Mr. Lille Henson, who is tho daugn-
Ter OF a Mr. Hasseu. near smlthneld.
The lawyers In the case got into Il
wIangle over the evidence, os the best
OF lawyers Will do sometimes. Judge
Adam8 said he was tired and disguised
with The whole thing. and finally fined
one legal Hight OF noted aggresslvencss
S25 FOR having too much 10 say. The
case was not concluded and there VIII
be further hearing next Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

Chairman Of the Leading Committee
OF The .unaI..

ga AAf "NAANHs
Austin, Tex. San. Z-North~ust
Texas has an able repre- ntauye iu
the yeg-I4 aL as-- 10 l-l... g.. za.. 30
OF Denton. H. received Rho much CO.
ystel p-zc Ia le upper h5uss-chalr-
man OF judiciary SO. l-aLI every one
the laZsttg lugfesp uu-l.t aas talked
with admits that she gresidpnt o. The
ssuat= rLlse the l4slr man Tor The
most important committee in tine SEN
ate. smih rs conceded 10 be au able
law or. he never uttsIB proposition
until he IS thoroughly familiar with
his subject he s "a t1Fuellt speaker
and never arises ~ speak that he does
mol command attention. 30 will be-
reInem oered that he was spoken Of
two years "a 90 Tor attorney general He
chose, however. 80 BE- Is stated, 20 IN
res pUndrul learns from "a great AIDE
mirer ~ the senator from Denton
something OF his life This party said
that the chairman uf JHe Arst judiciary
committee rs au AlaEuuliAu uV tir.H
and was partially educated IN that
state lie said thar Mr Smith was
strictly IA aelt-muds man ana has ty
bis energy and perseverance won the
enNiEDle position DEE uclup.e iu iuo
legal profession II the writer rcmem-
beers correctly this party said Jhlt Nc.
Smith came TO Texas about twenty
yeors ago and read law and was adj
mitted 10 practice In the suite, and he
thought served Denton county years
ago NJ the county's states attorney.
OF late years he said MT Smith has
built up q very large practice, which
IS not confined 20 his own county
Mr.. Smith is not good easy mark
for newspaper men. He evades them
and no one ever heard of him here in
Austin submitting - an interview.
To complete this sketch Of the new
judiciary chairman II Is necessary to
state that his name has been men
toned more than once in connection
with congressional honors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

Ravennn, Tex, Jan. 12.-On the night
OF the 9TH an empty store belonging to
NJ schneider OF Sherman was burned
on Red river, near Halls ferry. I.uther
Johnson had rented it to put up bar
room.
Captain Thomas Llghtroot had his
CRIB and 1000 bushels OF corn and TWEEN
~ tons OF hay burned the night Of the
VIENNA. A'''7
Both fires are undoubtedly the worI,
Of incendlarles. The same parties area
some fifteen or twenty shots into
house occupied by negro tenants on
captain Llghtfoo,'s farm. Several ar.
rests will be made today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
MOUSE rnocnEpINcs.
The Vote for Governor and Lieuten-
nnt-GoNernor Countch.

Austin, Tex. Jan 1.-THE advance
fr!M OF the cold snap. which was booked
to arrive In Texas today. nlpped the
nose OF thc capi,al-bound legislator,
quickened step and made things move
on briskly this morning. Nine thirty
seems 10 be an early hour for many
legislators, VINO are heennp for the
hour to be made 10 o'clock for the con-
vening Of the morning session. The
rural member however, who is used to
early rising. win sturdlly oppose any
such move,
The FIRST business before the house
was the report Of the committee on CON
ungent expenses to whom had been
yesterday referred the matter OF fixing
the salaries OF the clerical force, post
master, etc The committee recon.
mended that the chief clerk, the Jour
nal clerk. assistant Journal clerk
postmaster and searsentt-at-arms each
receive Sc per day and that
the reading clerk. assistant reading
clerk, assistant sergeant-at-arms, cal
ender clerk, engrossing clerk. enrolling
clerk. door keeper. assistant door keep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
me rnNNrssrE coxrEsr.
No Obstructive Tactics Yesterday
The Question at Issue.


Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 1.-THE legis-
luture has been In session six days and
during these days the chief topic dis
cussed by law makers and people has
been the gubernatorial situation. 1t
came 20 the front imme5itely upon the
assembling OF the legislature. and up
on adjournment today was under dis
cussion In the house.
During the week prominent Repub-
lican ana Democratic party leaders
from over the state have been IN this
city and have been assisting In arriv.
ing at a solution OF the question now
before the legislature. Tonight there
Is very llt;le stir around the head
quarters az either party and all mem
b-rs who could reach tAclr homes by
afternoon trains have let the city.
This, with the bitter cold prevailing,
has greatly diminished the usual
crowds Ia the hotel Hobbies. where the
politicians and workers hold their as
semhNea.
The house was only IN session today
and debate on the constitutional ques-
lions involved was resumed
Mr.. Heiskell OF Knoxville was the
leader % the Democratic side in the
contention that the accuracy Of the
IH. ulAa cQull pc inquired into ana
Investigated by the legislature before
canvasslng and announcing the result.
After several speeches pro and con "a
sort of test vote was taken upon a res
olution introduced by Mr.. Cate Repub-
li0an providing for an Investigation
by a committee and adjournment OF
the g.slature, pending such investign-
tiJn. The resolution was defeated aud
It is generally conceded that the i1lnt
resolution under discussion viii be
adopted Monday. II retains Gov. Tur-
ney as governor untll m inyestigI-
ton r. had and the vote announced By
the legislature.
There is no fllbustering or obstruc-
ton tolay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13
THE DEATH ROLL.


Dallas, Tex, Jan. 12,-Mr. Louis Ru-
9enstein, general agent OF the Anheuser-
buseh Brewing company, died al HE
nome In this city at 4;20 p. m. TO-DAY
Sl rheumatism Of the heart. Mr.. Ri.
III Ti,'t ,., was one OF the most uniyers-
and his friends throughont tbe rfn 1Nss
states are numbered by the score ''''su