Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21

1T IS A SURE GO.

Dallas. Tex, sept. 90 Especially
Tho work on the big arena h progress.
INK rapidly, There was big advance
sale OF seats today, prominent onl-
oial OF Oklahoma territory taking ton.
capt Jack Crotty. manager OF the
International regatta at Austin. was
here today. lie says that the business
men OF Austin, now that Judge Hurt
has decided the case. are FOR the glove
carnival The arrangement is to send
az many or tho tourists as possible to
Austin TO attend the regatta, which
VIII take place the day following the
oloalng day of the state fair Cant.
Crotty predicts that the glove carnival
ana the regatta VIII be tho biggest
events In the sporting line ever given
In the South.
The lawyers here continue TO In
dorse Judge Hurts Interpretation of
the law Henry G. Coke. who prepared
the brief, or one Of the brlefs, In the
ihllfood cases, for submission 10 the
supreme court of the United States.
halh' Iherc " not two Sides to the
case. There Is but one. and Judge
uurt mas decided Il according to law"
Hon. b. j Smklns, vN-judgo OF the
court of criminal appeals. who re-
fusrd TO accept denomination, owing
TO the diagraccml wrangie which took
place over the judicial nominations in
the last Democratic state convention.
was here today, and he unhoaltntingly
indorscs the position taken by tho
chief Justice, The citizens Of Dallas
declare with emphasis thar the olvil nu-
thorltlea here are the proper authori-
Ties, and thut overriding the Judiciary
and the oivil authorities with threats
OF militia or state rangers Is re-
marlnble spectacle nnd remarkable
Language, coming from Democratic
governor. EN-Supreme Judge John !,
Henry. one OF Texas great jurlats aud
learned lawyers, myH II N the duty OF
the governor ana every other citizen
Of Texas to bow to the decision OF
Judge Hurt until such time as that
decision shan be reversed, II II " bad
law Hon. John l.. Henry realgncd fran
the supreme bench two years ago. ana
ranked with the lnmcntcd Stayton aud
the "Old Alcalde" as a grcnt inter-
prefer Of laws and Impartial dlspenser
of Justice. Another eminent lawyer OF
Dallas said today: ATTORNEY General
Crane came here as the representative
OF the official family at Austin TO ar
que the onse lie could have de-
ollned to participate and have return
ed home. Ignoring the trial ana the
issue nv well IN the responsibility. The
attorneys for the glove contest partlcl-
pants were willing to permit the case
TO a full bench or n single Judge They
finally Htakcd their all on n single
judges decision. II adverse there
would be no glove contests In Texas
In future. and Corbett and Fltzaimmuna
would meet elsewhere. Attorney Cen
eral Crane participated ia two days
argument. and was worHted Now he
wants the opinion Of two judges. and
yet was Wiling to drive to the wall
those who believe there IL no harm
In glove contests with the decision of
one Judge. In other words, what In
Anuce for the goose Is not sauce for the
gander." The people OF Dallas bow to
the courts and uphold the Judiciary
and the civil authorities In the past,
as far back AK the days of ~. j. Da-
Wis. they did 10. and they viii continue
In the old. traditional pathway OF the
Democratic PARTY,