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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

When Dr. johnson had defined oats Ms
"a grain which IN England Is generally
given 10 horaca, but In Scotland aupporta
tho people" Lord Elibank trlumphnnily
rotortod, "But whero Will you find such
horses and such menp We may admire
tho patriotism but wo must regret tho
loyal mcndaclty Of his lordship, for no
must havo known how dirty, slow and
sloycnly his rural opuutrymnn woro.
The food OF tho popplo wns poor, for
they had nothing TO cook osccpt oat and
barley meal and green's from their yard,
for no other vegetables were known
and beef or mutton they seldom saw, and
pigs' ilosh they would not cnt n they Ind
IT, Their drink was fermcntcd whey,
kept for yonr In burrols, or nlc made from
oats and heather MIX they rarely had,
for tho muagcr cows provided only two or
throo pintn day, and that was kept sour
from being In foul dishes.
so nyersO were tho people 60 cleanliness
that tho butter owed us consistency 10 the
number Of cows hnirB In 10 and WINS
chnrned In kirns, which were Kept filthy
bcoauso IL was "unoanny" to wash thein.
Tho mon clad IN thoir rugged, homo woy.
en- plaiding coat, with Hhirta changed
twice ycnr--nt Martinmns and Whit
sunday--hnd foot without Shoes. snyo on
Sabbath mud ia winter anow, were mlsor-
ably dirty, and tholr skin hard and with
cred from exposure outside and tho peat
rosk indoors and subject 10 tho obnoxious
diseases that dlrt alone cngondors, Scot
tlsh Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

1.-THE man who writea." remarked a
young follow who has done good deal Of
work for newspapers and periodicals, has
grlefs tho great world wots not OF.
'iFor instancof inquired his listonor
lin respect Of several things, he wont
on YEARLY. III happen 10 write verse
IN nm album for some Of my autograph
friends. tho frat thing they nKk Is Is that
Originally when ut tho worry time thcy can
road their own names In " or doscrip-
tion Of themselves. Then again II l send
anything TO anyhsdy-it doesn't mako
any difference what II is--tbat person gets
tho idea somehow that wrote IL, and tho
first question il. Did you write in Some
times send my own things, and then tho
question Ia not so Inappropriate, but when
/ send something by some great writer
md tho sumo old question comes NJ me,
want 10 rlse up and whAck sonebody over
tho hoad. by Joyo, DO concluded, strid'
Ing up and down tho room, do you know
that last week gave handsomely print
cd copy ~ Beautiful Snow 70 an nequalrt'
nnce and IA suro % you arc alive she
looked -tyer It moment aud exclaimed
oh, isn't It charmings Did you write
IN Now, what do you think OF that sort
Of thingf And tho rising genius Kicked
nm ottoman quite over tho goal--Detroat
Free Pruas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

The Regents Get control OF univers-
ity Lands.

ny huhNNt
Austin, Tex, March ll.-The bill glv-
ing regents control OF university lands
became a law today, with the approval
OF the governor.
Representative Turney and other
friends OF the Irrigation bill held a
conference with the governor this ev-
cning. The chief executive said there
are objections to ana defects in the
bill, but he would give his callers no
intimation OF what his action viii be.
He has nve days to consider this meas
ure.
Representative Relger, chairman OF
the house labor committee. who was
In his seat today, Is vigorous IN ms
denunciation of the Armistead anti
trust bill, aud viii vote against 1t,
Representative cullen r., Thomas has
accepted an invitation TO deliver the
San Jaclnto address at the weather
ford college. Wcatherford
Tho special committee to dratt a
back tax collection bill IN lieu OF me
Coluultt bill IL composed OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Mills. Bramlette.
Mckinley, Morrison, McBrlde, Peyton
and Lunghammer. The writer Inter
Viewed these today. They Will report
an iron clad bill that viii compel the
collection OF back taxes one that VIII
hold In the courts.
The enemies OF the administration
regarded the recommital OF the COlquitt
bill as a defeat for the governor. they
are fooled. A bill viii be reported mat
will make tax dodgers sick at heart
Representatives OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company arrived In the city
today to fight the Rogers arbitration
bill.
Judge W. X Homan, fresh from me
scene OF the prohibition victory at nc.
kinney. 10 hero tonight. lie says that
within eighteen months the prohibition
ISIS will carry the city OF Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15
WEST TEXAS HAS BEEN HEARD.
ron rhE FIRST TIME IN rursroRYI
SHE is HErDED.
what the Land Bni Guarantees 20.
TN. Honest Pioneer Developers OH
the Great western Portion OF Our
state.


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hrst time in the history OF Texas ths
voice OF the oltzens OF West Texas has
been heard In the legislative halls on
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me lana question: the great issue IN
mat section OF the atate and one of4
vital interest to the man with u herdi
81 cnt,la ~ ,,.u n. ri. MAN ,s,th 4
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noe' mo representatives OF he Wss',
did not secure oil that they demanded.
hut they have secured rrenter conccs-,,
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more thpn should De theirs ny rlBh''put
they are well satisfied with the results,
nh thinea considered. uriony atated.
IA ,,nh ia, ,.,,,n r,, ~. ,,o,,,,,et
Wv ''NN ~ "''N.' -" ~
OF It's enemies today guarantees tho
following:
Three cents nor anre leaaed price
for MI innda rlnasea "a arrlculturnl
lands.
> ryo canta nor aere for ali lands
ctnaslun1 NJ 40, ,,rn sin,s lands
4 Thrce nsr s,.,it irtereaf nor nnn,in.
an nnrchhgc ,rics az al state lanas
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
COIuultts Delinquent Tax Bill .
urnInIettc's substitute MI.

Austin, March 14.-Colqultt's delln-
gent tax bill was pending business
when the house came TO order this
morning.
BY unanimous consent, however. Mr.
Bailey OF De Witt offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Whereas, many members OF .-le house
OF representatives contemplate going
to Galveston tomorrow afternoon and
there will probably be no quorum pres
ent on Saturday, which is local bill
day. and Whereas there are many local
bills on the speakers table that have
been engrossed and should be passed,
Resolved, that the house of represent
atives have night session tonight at 8
o'clock for the purpose of passing such
local bills as are now on the speakers
table.
Mr. Williams then offered the follow
ing resolution. which. on motion OF Mr..
Henderson, was referred to the COM
mlttee on rules;
Whereas the close OF the session Is
near Mt hand, and there are great
many bills reported by the various
committees that need to be enacted into
laws, therefore be It resolved that we
have night sessions beginning Monday
night, the 18th, ana continue uhtiI the
end OF the session.
That an afternoon session is also
foregone conclusion today as wen as
night session is instanced By the house
making senate bill No. 204 special or
der for o'clock this afternoon.
Hon. w. T. Levy. the state commis-
sIoner OF emigration to Canada was
invited to a seat within the bar OF the
house. ., ,.,,,o,or,
tax bll was resumed and the entire
morning consumed with the rat-tat-tat
| ~ tho amendment tack hammer. AZ
! about nuarter TO IL o'clock. when the
bnuse had wearied out In its work OF
',nerfecting'' the senate bin, Bramlette
awaited himself Of the opportune mo-
rnent and moved 70 strike OUT az unu.r
tho,eSor tho body OF the bill he intro
S,,csd sometime ago In the house, lie
s,,ads n speech on the subject, pointing
ant mo manifest general dlsanection OF
re house at the innumcrable impertec-
lions OF the BILL :,
On. gentleman from Fannin as man
oeuyer to defeat any leglsia'ioii on M ~,
subjeot In very s. Is,nSnu,it
"a ~ nnshleil. fayoring the motion,
10 ala not believe there was
,as,nbor OF the house VINO uhuerstoou
nm uttered with amendments as
n was at present, or VINO eoSiq VU,e dn IN
teliigeniiy on H. He wa nas,lv " IN u fsyor
stnod that he was as honestly IN t ,,.',
stoon aaesuate measure on the subject
OF ~ ~ .srr,ie,nan from McLennan. but
Ss t id nss! on inteissP ns n ,sst ny ss
the ~ .,,,,r7ittee TO reconsider shoulu
specla, de m Of Mills and Morrison,
pe H,,, those whose position on inc
ana ,,n o,'s was beyond the reproach q
suS8sS and would te oStra ss bs stsa
pledHihB after piedging It IN caucus
TIC p p,ser night. none should be appoint,
ed ,no 70 friends Of the meas ,oiaD 10 re.
OwsleF ~ vanturad the assertion
con,nltii,,h ,s bin were enacted into a law
that hath, y am not be worth thu paper 1t was
written en-. .,ators. .n fact. two OF
The best CONSTITUTIONS"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

>, me senate reassembled at 3 D. m,
senator Greer had spread upon the
journal motion to reconsider the vote
ny which Dlckson's bill to establish
chair OF dentistry In the State
University was defeated.
Inc general appropriation bill was
taken up for consideration on a Sec
senator Dlbrell moved TO strike out
tne items for salary and expense of the
state revenue agent
senator Tips said the revenue agent
nhu been OF great value to the state
and had saved great deal of revenue
10 the state.
Senator Shelbdrne said II there was
useless office in the state IL was that
Oh tne revenue agent who had made n
great deal OF trouble by prylng into
other peoples business.
Senator Dlbrell said the revenue
agent had done no good
Senator Steele said the nature of the
state revenue agent was in the inter
est OF economy. The amendment was
agreed to.
Senator Bowser moved to cut the
executive contingent tund from $4,000
to 5000 for each year.
Dibrell f9vored the amendment saw
Ing that $4,000 a year was enough 10
squander in this way. The amendment
was lost,
Senator Darwin offered an amend
ment to cut the salary OF the governors
private secretary from $4,000 to $500.
Senator Smith moved TO substitute
$500 which was adopted.
On motion OF Senator Beall the bill
was amended so as to limit the use OF
executive contingent fund to the pay
ment OF rewards
ON motion of Senator Sheriff. the bill
was 50 amended as to cut the COVER
nor's contingent fund down to $4,000 for
each year.
Senator Bailey moved to strike out
s86 year as the allowance for ice In
the executive department and insert
SIS.
He made a short speech in favor OF
the amendment which was agreed to.
On motion of Senator Whitaker the
BILL was amended by cutting the salary
Of the porter in the executive depart
ment from $3.50 to $500 for each year.
Senator Simpson moved TO strike out
the $1,000 appropriation for repairs TO
government mansion and insert $780,
600 for building new mansion.
The amendment was lost.
Senator Dean moved to strike out
$4,000 and insert $500. The motion was
lost.
Senator Boren moved to amend tho
clause by appropriating $1,000 for rent
for a house for the governor The mo-
ton failed.
on motion Of Senator Sheriff. the ap.
preparation for mansion and grounds
was cut from $4,000 to $1,000
on motion Of Senator Darwin the np'
preparation Of $500 year for house
keeper at the mansion was struck out
Senator Shelburne moved to cut the
appropriation for fuel and lights for thu
mansion from $3.50 to $500. The amend
mcnt was lost.
Senator Dean moved to strike out-th,
appropriation FOR salary of the boart
of pardons. The motion failed.
Senator Lewis moved TO strike out tn,
appropriation OF $4,000 for attorney,
fees and expenses in the Greer count,
case. The motion was postponed til
the remainder OF the bill shall be acte'
upon.
When the department OF state wa
reached the chief clerks SALARY was Gu
from $500 to sl700 one $3.50 clerk wa
cut on, the pOrters salary was reduce
from $420 to $500 and the appropriation
for an extra clerk to copy the law
from $500 to 500.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

his BiII on the Qualifications OF u
County Judge.

Austin, Tex, March 1i.-smlth of
Brazoa wants competent lawyers for
county judges. His bill, which has
been reported favorably. provides
there shall be elected in each county.
by the qualified voters thereof, at each
general election. n county Judge, who
shall be at least % years OF age; shall
have been practlcing attorney and
Judge OF court I'm this state for tho
period OF four years and for the last
two years preceding his election In the
county OF his residence. who shall hold
his Office for two years and until his
successor shall have duly qualified"
This bill is aimed at young sprigs
who Just run for county judge and
study law afterwards, and also at Pop
ulist wlnd-jammers who run for county
Judge and never study law either be-
fore or after,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

senate by Senator 1owser by request.
II is as follows.
Sec. /. That In all actions against
telegraph companies where, under the
laws OF this state. damages are re-
coverable as compensation for mental
anguish or pain or suffering or emotion
OF the mind. unaccompanied with ply
steal suffering, such recovery shall be
and is hereby limited to the sum OF
- dollars; provided. that nothing
herein contained shall be held TO au-
thorize or require in any case the al
lowance OF any sum beyond actual
compensation for the injury sus-
tanned.
Sec. 2. No suits for the recovery OF
such statutory penalty shall be main
tanned unless the informer presented
said claim TO the telegraph company
In writing within sixty days after the
message was filed with such company
for transmission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Austin. Tex. March 13.--col. Jcn-
nings, the member from Nacogdoohes,
ms introduced a bill 70 amend article
sibp. chapter :, title Of. OF revised oiNil
niatutes. az follows; when any tndg--
incnt haa beer recorded and indeSed
as provided for IN the chapter named u
shall from the date " such record and
index operate az len upon all OF
the real estate n the defendant sitiat-
cd In the county where suoh record
and Index are made. tni whom al real
estate which the defendant may there
after acquire, situated IN snll coiriy.
Provided. that from the date OF tie
approval by the clerk % any PREFER
court OF the supersedcas and filed by
the defendant as provided for In arti.
Gle 1iOi OF revised ,lvil statutes, rnid
lien shall be suspended and inUpcra-
tive, but the same ahall be renewed
and become OF flll free and tucet
from and after The a,nrme1co Of Agid
Judgment by the court OF last resort
10 which the case in which said judB-
ment was obtained mny be appealed. or
in which writ Of error may be Is
sued"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15
nowsER IN POLITICS.
He VIII Rcmnin Ia the senate Until
lie Squares Accounts.

Austin, Tex. March Ex-senator o.
r.. Bowser declared today that al
though he had never sought an office
in his life. he will remain In politics
until he gets square with the insurance
companies II he lives there Is to be
a long and bitter fight, as Bowscr has
a dead cineh on the affections OF the
citizens OF his district. He polled more
votes three years ago than any man on
Inc Democrats ticket. Last fall he was
elected by 1000 majority over one OF
the most popular farmers In his dis
trIct, He was opposed to Culberaon
Tor governor, and yet a convention
composed largely OF culberson dele
gates unanimously renominated him
FOR state senator. Bowsers blood Is
up and he gave utterance to several
round English oaths yesterday for the
first time in his life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Austin, March i4.--JudRe Harry Mas
terestcd in legislation Affecting his
county,
Hon l.. ]. Miller OF Roberta county,
away out In the Panhandle, ~ here
pushing bills In which his section Is
Interested,
Judge w. B Plemm0na Of Potter
county went 10 Fort Worth yesterday
Iook after private affairs demanding
his attention,
Hon. ]. 4, Roiger. chairman or house
labor committee, returned from Dallas
today, after an absence OF week:
Hon. n. H. Laseitcr. one OF Fort
Worths brilliant attorney. r. here,
Hon. &. ~. Fry OF Fort worth, mem
Der OF the penitentiury board ouihe III
from the west last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15
rIln ANrl-r1,usr niLL.
Farmers nnd WHEc-workers Need
Not lie Alarmed,

Auetln. Tex. March n.--Thc writer
called on Governor Culboraon today
aud informed the chief executive thht
certain representatives OF the farmers
associations and trades uniona were
npprehenslve that the Arnistead anti
trust bill would entail great hnrdships
upon them and place their membership
IN jeopardy. Governor Culbefson dls-
tlnotly and cmphatically stated That
no antitrust bill that could be con-
strued as an attack on farmers or wage
workers would receive his sanction
He MISC added that tho Armistend anti
truat bill was not direct or Indirect
attack upon woykingmen, and the rep
resentatives OF labor organizations
here have arrived at the same conclu-
sion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Austin. March N-There IS big
lobby here fighting John W. Maekays
postal telegraph bill. The johnson
grassers are here. and also the repre-
Of the western Union Il on the ground,
and he has able aids. The plan IL TO
throttle the bill in the committee. For
the first time on record. the represents
tives Of the Western Union declare the
mental anguish" clause 20 be Just and
equitable. Heretofore IN damage suits
the attorneys OF the western Union
have denounced the mental anguiah"
clause ns an ouirlEe- DE sun DO
move D."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

and bridge bonds was taken I'M and
passed TO engrossment. Wy -N
On motion OF Senator Steele the hill
~ permit the funding OF Indebtedness
py counties was taken up. read a
second time and ordered engrossed.
On motion OF Senator Gage the
mouse was asked to return 10 the SEN
I'VE the concurrent resolution cutting
Oh me loan OF state tents TO the
knights o. Pylhias, pending a motion
Adjourned Till 3 D. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Mersrs. Kennedy nnd Maroney WI"
stand Pat.

Austin, Tex, March N,-Mayor
Brown OF Houston Ii here TO secure INC
ndoptlon of the amendments proposed
by the city council OF that city. Hon.
John Kennedy said today; ~ am IN
receipt of letters from leading tax pay
ers OF Harris county md the city OF
Houston indorslng the board OF APP
prnlsemcnt amendment submitted by
me. MIR. MaroneY, my colleague, rs
with me on the amendment ! ehall
make nght for the two amendments
objected TO by n majority of the city
council OF Houston"
Mayor Brown viii remain until the
Houston charter has been unkered,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Austin. March if.--It is announced
here that 10 members Of the senate
and house and many OF the employees
will make the trip to Galveston, de-
parting Friday night. The house VIII
nrobably adjourn tofne--r-i afternoon
until Monday. There is talk that the
senate will refuse TO adjourn over TIL
Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

died at the home OF his son-in-law, Or.
Evan p. Smith. In Brooklyn. MIR. Sew
ell was III years OF age and had an ex-
cellent war record. lie served on the
Atlaiitic blockading squadron and was
at the capture OF uatteras, Port Royal
and Norfolk. He was chief engineer
OF the New York navy yard from 1869
IN 1872
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Fort Worth Council No. q the Jr-
nior order Of Omitted American Mechnii-
les al their mecting last night received
nominatiors OF officers and elected
fhe following delegates 70 the meet
inc az the grand council, which takes
place on May ~;
A. II. HAN. j. s. Carlton ana ~ ~
Scott; eiternatea, w, T. NAahkW. =
y. JOHNSON and c. Z. Bolsi. ---.~----a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

sicasrs. c. l.. Jones & co. OF the Pa
1ais Royal Turf Exchange have offered
20 donate the winner Of the proposcd
bicycle race between MessrH. Brown.
w. A TackahoTry and Frank john
son. The offer provides for the rsce
10 be run within a week. All ttc local
wheeinen are anxious to sec Hugh
race and tslerc would undoubtedly bo
a big crowd on hand 10 watch the ro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Tho man who boasts that ho works with
his head instead Of bis hands IL respect
fully reminded that the woodpeekor docs
tho same and Is the biggest kind OF bors
ut that-waterioo Courier --.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Austin, Tex. March 14.--coi. Thomas
p. ochiitree, speaker Tom Smith and
Hon. George Il. Jester. OBLIGATED as
Judges at a cake walk tonight " was
a huge success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Austin, March ii--IIon. George w.
Finger. a familiar figure at Austin in
days gone by. IL here visiting old
friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Llano, Tex. March is.--Mrs. Arabsl-
Ia Fannie. wife Of James III. AaAlohe'
died here yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

New York. March lt.-chief Engineer
George sewoll OF the navy reslred)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Asutin. Tex. March 1.-THE Aaclkay
or ochiItree biz was introduced In tho
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-28
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES.
Prominent Mems Opinion Solicited on
This Absorbing Topic.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 27.-The CONNER
ciaI Gazette to-day prints two pages OF
preferences of the next Republican noni-
nation for President from representative
Republicans all over the country. especially
from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Vir-
ginia, New York and Washington city. In
it's summary it says
.'Ohio is for Mckinley, and Indiana for
ex-President Benjamin Harrison. New
York hardly knows where she stands. The
Republicans of the Empire State are hold
ing off in the end to either dictate the
nominee or failure in that, % drive the
best bargain they can with the man they
see is bound to win One New Yorker de-
claras himself for Ex-Governor Foraker
..West Virginia seems to be for the best
man. whoever he may be-. One West Vir-
gilman declares himself for Senator-eiect
Elkins, while several Republicans of that
State express a preference for Judge Nath-
an Golf for second place on the, ticket
Governor Mckinley seems to be the first
choice of the Republicans of Kentucky. At
the national capital the. preponderance OF
sentiment appears to be for Tom Reed At
tention is called to the declaration FOR Keed
made by Gen. John Beatty, of Columbus
In the Washington interviews 1t was sought
to obtain expressions from either senators
or Representatives from every state in the
Union. Mckinley seems to be their second
choice while Harrison, Allison and others
have quite a respectable following"