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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION.
They Adopt Series Of RESOLUTIONS
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

as brilliant an affair as was ever witnessed
IN this little city Of Lufkn, which has
become noted for the hrllllancy OF IT'S en-
tertainmenta, Twas "stnr" 10 40
throughout. There were no women probent
judge Davis was recently appointed Judge
of this judicial district by Governor chi.
berson, vice Policy, resigned. The Or
rhi.ns home Is an Institution Of recent
origin. una is inhabited b Just n,hc young
business men OF LuflSin. Tho orphans are:
Messrs. u. A. Singleton. 4. n. Bonner,
J. I. Means j u. Mcknight, T.. T.. Mar
tin, J. l.. Mcncfce. Taylor Ricketts,, l.. w.
Weuermark, u. W. Cousins and for the
present term of district court. District At
torney lmbodcn is ono OF 'em. The AI5
o'clock Houthbound train brought Judge
Davis 70 town and he was met at the
depot by a committee OF Orphans and
other private" citizens, and escorted to
the home midst the strains on martial
music. About nifty leading citizens of the
town, including lawyers, merchants. the
clergy and other prominent men OF yurl-
Gus avocatlons were In attendance, and
every man enjoyed himself TO his heart o
content. Judge Davis IL wonderfully popu-
lar with all classes Of people In this county
ard It is universally thought he will make
a judge TO be proud OF, and that he will
be nominated by the democracy and
elected goes without saying. The home
was beautifully lighted and decorated,
ne supper did much credit to the head
cook. jim Cook. and his corps OF assist
ants.
But, my. the musicl Messrs. c. n. HUI
mason and W. p. Humaaon Of Corrlgan
were present and favored us with Violin
guitar and banjo solos. These excellent
yOurg gentlemen are artists In all that
word implies, Their music was simply eN-
quisite. No other word can express the
ruth Of IT, but Exquisite" Their sorgs
we'll the COnla NJ prOfRgNpf.
BraclS wero oheered TO the echo AS the
huge clock ut the home struck Il the
guests began to disperse. But before GO
Ing all hands Joined in singing In the
Sweet Bye and Bye" Thus ended the most
enjoyable evening OF the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Almost freed u BurEinr--A New Fur
nIturc Factory.

Brenham, Texas, October 2s,--Some time
Sunday afternoon the residence OF u, ~.
Pennington, ESQ, on West Main street,
was burglarized OF s2.05 and two breast
plus while the family were absent. When
The burglary was discovered blood hounds
were sent for and Deputy sherlnf Robert
Burch had a lively seven mile chase
which ended on the Santa Fe track last
night, the dogs being interrupted by a
passing train aud were never able To pick
up the trail again.
Henry jackson, colored, was arrested
and Jailed last night on a charge OF as
sauIt with intent to murder Jake Brown
on whom he drew a pistol threatening TO
shoot him and abusing him considerably.
The Lone Star band concert at the coli
ored knights OF Pythias hall Saturday
nIRht was well attended and neat
little sum raised towards purchasing new
instruments for the band.
There was large attendance at the
Berlin school fest Sunday, and an inter
esting programme OF entertainment. the
event closing with grand bah which was
not concluded untll ~ o'clock.
Mr. John w. Maddox, who for many
years was well known In his connection
with the Morgan Manufacturing company
OF jamestown, n. Y, ia now located here.
where he has made arrangements TO start
a furniture factory. lie is putting In mod
ern machinery. II may ba well TO add in
this connection that Afr. q. Hermann VIII
locate q saw mill Just this side OF Hemp
stead for the purpose OF saving elm, ash
and other woods for the furniture factory
which Will start up as soon as the ma
chlnery arrives. and that the furniture
factory Is the late agricultural implement
factory.
Richmona, Texas, october fsy--The store
Of Msssrs. Baker s. lIirsch was burglar
lied last night and goods TO the amount
OF SIS taken therefrom. The thieves en-
tered the store from the rear by prying
the door oren with a piece OF iron. which
they secured from the blacksmith chop
on A. Koohon. After leaving the house
they hid the iron under the gallery OF
me store, which was found and identified
as the snme taken from the blacksmith
Sion, and from this they thiak they nave
a clue as 10 the guilty parties. The goods
stolen were two six-shooters, one watch,
four hams, ono hat, Ave 3aira Of Shoes and
one dozen pairs OF socks, With large
amount OF groceries and all the beer they
could drink,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
nEAuMoNT NEWS.


Beaumont, Texas, October 2S.--Mr. ".
w. Stern, u popular clerk In II. Herhts
establishment, this city returned from
New Orleans this morning. accompanied
by his beautiful bride, nee Miss Rosa
Lee whitman, OF Chicago. Mr.. Stern left
FOR New orleans last weik and on We'd
nesday evening was united in marriage to
Miss Whitman. who had lourneyed from
Chicago to meet him. The groom has a
wide circle of friends IN 3eaumouE, and
is popular with all his acquIlntanees, The
bride Ia highly accomplished young
lazy and is the charming daughter OF one
OF Chicago's wealthy families,
During the rain storm last night light
ming got into the power house of the cleo
trio light company and destroyed large
lnoRndescent dynamo recently added TO the
plant. The accident put the city IN DARK
ness for few minutes but the electric
light company is prepared for such omer-
gencies, and within ten minutes the lights
were burning as bright Cd ever.
Two families giving the names Of Briggs
and Moore arrived In Beaumont today
In canyns-coNe rod wagons. They came
from Athens, Ala. which place they left
on September /. and have purchased land
on the Chambers and Jefferson county
line, near what IL known as Masou's
ranch. They say several other families
In the neighborhood OF Athens are pre-
pairing to emigrate to Texas.
County Clerk Blanchette, accompanied
by his deputy, Mr.. Chenault O'Brien, lcft
for Dallas tonight to attend the annual
convention of tho County Clerks assoein-
ton, which meets tomorrow During the
absence of Mr.. Blanchette the affairs Of
the county clerks office will be efficiently
attended 10 by Miss Nettie Gray, the
pretty daughter OF Judge Ed Gray. as-
sisted by Mr.. Lorenzo Boykin.
]. w. Beckham VS.. j. II. Barnes. WINS the
title of an interesting forcible detainer
suit tried before Justice w. Il. Rgsby
this afternoon. In this case the plainiiif
prayed judgment that would legally re-
move the defendant off school land. sec
ton Il, this county. The petition set forth
that plaintiff had purchased and paid for
raid section of land and had titles TO
same; that against his (plaintin's) wishes
the defendant had entered on the prem
ises. took forcible possession. built a
house. and though often requested re-
fused TO yacate. The case was tried be-
fore a jury and verdict ia the pldhtln
was rendered.
Mrs. II. Hirsch Is visiting friends and
relatives In Houston.
Another engine for tho Gulf and In
terstate road arrived In this city last
night This engine was secured In Hens
ton from the Houston and Texas Central
railway. 1t will be pressed in service TO
supply thu construction with material and
haul a passenger coach between Beau
mont and Winnie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
WEATHER AND CHOPS.

Rayner. October 2g,--The weather 10
cool and baaeBg, with but llttls or no
frost 10 date. The cotton Drop 10 nearly
ali gathered, and tie greater portipn pas
marketed, while prices were good.
Buiasa October tg,--An average estimate
made ~ consulting iaTss number OF
Finnarg OF Angelina county places the
cotton crop at about % per cent Of iast
years. No top crop In now possible, owing
10 the Ink period OF dry weather.
sandy Point. October ga wet northsr
spranE up last night about dark. aceom.
panied by heavy rain, which lasted an
hour. Tho rain was tho nrst we rave had
Tor six weeks and Will bonont cotton and
cane. not enough though for stock water.
Cloudy today and coc.-
Alvin. October 2s--A Honldng rain fen
hero yesterday evening. which Will lbs OF
great benefit 10 vegetation generally. and
eepoqjnlly 10 strawberry pIants, which
had begun 20 auffer severely from rio
long dfouth, witch has been ION" In this
section. Thcre ars indications OF more
rain this mornluB.
comanche, ociobar 2f.-The decline In
the price OF cotton has caused fafmerD
70 store several hundred bales. The COTTON
crop OF this county VIII probably be Dseos
bales, and over half OF Il has been gath
cred Cotton add this week At from s,t
10 tx eents--not much or II though The
weather continues dry, and light aosthss
W blowing today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

Texas City. Texas. October 2s.-rnmap
& Co, received s5S bales OF cotton yestor-
bales.
The contractors boring the arteslan well
Tor the compress are down 500 feet and
have flow Of 60 gallons per minute.
Mr.. Spreckcls new building ia enclosed
and VIII be ready for occupancy In about
ten days. =
Mr.. w. p. Aislp. OF W. Aislp A. Sons.
brick manufacturers, of Grand Forks, N.
d.. and Chicago. arrived Saturday. He
may locate here.
Mr., j. C. Marshall of Houston was In
this city Saturday
Mr.. II. p. Ellis and brother went to
Galveston today TO see the circus.
MIR. G.. Lucas, car Inspector for the
International and Great Northern rail-
way. visited Texas city to-day.
Mr.. w. ?. Lopez OF Galveston was In
this city Sunday and Will move his FAM
lly here this week.
Mr.. ]. W. Short arrived here Saturday
ana Will open his new hardware store
this week,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

$500. - ma, s.,ta,.,t,, a.,
New YORK. octoper sV'--ihe toiowiilg
Texans are registered at the different
u. H. Robinson of Ell Paso Is at the
Grand Union hotel
j. a. Carter and wife OF Galveston are
al the st, Cloud hotel,
c, Il. Guard of Dallas is at the Hotel
New Amsterdam.
Il. T. Wallace OF Dallas Is ut the Nor
ton house
Il, watson OF waco IS at the Union
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

saiado. Texas, octobsr y. The thirty
seventh meeting OF the Rell County
Teachers' Institute was held here last
Friday night, Saturday md Saturday
night. The number In attendance was
about eighty. They were greeted with
very large audience at each session
and the talent that was displayed made
IL very interesting to all.
Mr. A. y. Middleton OF this town, while
hauling load Of wood Saturday. lost his
balance and fell on cutting very ugly
cash in his forehead ana rendering him
senaeleAs. He VIII recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

Richmond. Texas, October g,-EthsI,
the l2-year-old daughter NJ Mr.. and Mira.
N. n. Daughtrey, while out riding horse
back, fell or and broke her right arm
Just below the elbow.
G. a. Boasley's telephone line, which
connects this place with Rosenburg, Is
completed as far as the Santa BE depot,
and ], VI. p. Davis residence. Several
parties are talking OF having the line
connected with their residences. MIR.
Deasley stated this morning that as
soon as he could get twenty Subscribers
he would put IN an exchange and have q
general Office. This Ia Quite convenience
for Richmond and Rosenburg, and Aessra.
Beasiey and Parrot are compllmented on
their enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

Gern,nn Editors Mapinw bitter War
on Each Other.

ON tach Othefs
Milwaukee. october 2S,-Rev. Judson
Ellsworth OF Plymouth Congregational
church. is the innocent cause Of a world
OF trouble. the end OF which Is far from
being In sight. Last Sunday evening he
preached a sermon In which he attacked
the growing influence Of the brewers In
city affairs, and also inveighed against
the tendency toward n continental sun
day. though at the same time no paid u
high tribute to the German character
This sermon the llerold German at
tackled sharply. claiming 4, was nativistio
IN Its character and tendencies and an
attack on the Germans. TO this the Ger
mania. tic organ of the German Luther
ans. replied depreeatlng tho making much
out OF so small matter The Germania
took the ground that Mr.. Ellsworth and
other elergymen who had spoken against
beer had a right TO give expression to
their opinions In their own pulpit without
being harshly criticised therefor, Incl
dentally, however, the Germania twltted
the Herold with having deserted the Ger
man schools when they were in danger
"A fcw years ago, but now when beer Is
attacked cried. "1'o the broastworlSs, o
Israel, Thy beer ia attaCkedr Further
on II charged the Herold with pefnlclous
agitation and said. NO one would have
noticed tho remarlIs dropped ut u few
churches IL dlsgustlngly fannucal pross
had not blown up n small spark into n
small flame"
Edgar W. Coleman. editor OF the Herold,
this morning replica IN n red-hot edi-
torinl in which he handled pr Koeppen,
editor OF the Germama, without gloves,
calling him calumniator and said his
statements were lies and his motives
desplcable The whole editorial wassin n
dashinE cut-nnd-thrust style, and NICER
man circles there Is the liNeliest Interest
over what the harvest win be, DR.. Keep
pen wields very sarcastic pen whom he
is SO disposed. and something stronger
than the retort courteous Ia likely TO fol-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

and heavily on the floor. inJurlng him Ms
above described.
The famous Ceclllan Ladies' Quartcttc
sang at tho Baptist church In this city
yesterday and scored one OF the triumphs
OF the season The manner ia which
Nearer MY God TO Thee was rendered
brought tears to the eyes OF many hartl-
ened old sinners who had gathered TO
scon, hut remained 10 praise
II. ~ Groathouso & Co.'s stn caught firc
twice Monday evening, hut was cxtm-
guishcd both times before any serious
damage was done. II originated both
times In tho dusthox, and was caused ~
matches being IN the cottor. only ono
alarm was turned Into the nre sta
ton, II being tho last IRE. but the cm-
poyos had Eained control OF It before the
ire engine arrived on the scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30


I.ocishart. Texas, October 3,--Today
opens the fourth week OF district court
and the second OF the Griniinai docket.
The following felony cases have hoen
disposed Of;
State VI. n. II. johnson. felony theft;
sentenced 20 two years IN the reniteniinry.
Rtats VIZ. X. II, Johnson, burglary; sen
fenced 20 tSo years IN the penitentiary.
Rtate Va. Alex Williamson, forgery, two
cases; sentenced 10 two years In the zeal
Tertiary In each case.
State vs.. Richard King, heductlon' DIS
missed on marriage OF the parties
State Va. -. l.. blum. forgery; ssntence
10 two years IN the penitentinry
State vs.. Tom watts theft; acquitted,
state VIZ. Henry Hooker. burglary ac-
quilted.
state w. willie. murder; on trial today.
STATE W. Jsff Howard, murder; set for
trial tomorrow.
state vs.. J. d. TArdy, theft nys cases.
set for trial Wednesday,
Court VIII be IN session for two weeks
YET. and will even then leave much I'M
nnlghod bpslnesR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
TEMPLE TorIcs. :


rsmple. Texas. october 2s.-While Miss
a. pr,t,y and Pearl irwin were driving
home from school with their father this
evening they were thrown from the buggy.
Hilss R,ibv having her collar bone broken.
The Others were not injured.
gondnotor Frank Riddle OF train Ne.
q mad n rib broken and was otherwise
bruised at Dayidson's switch while bound
for Temple. lie started 70 walk aolos7
Ia cahaase itist as the train gave a terri
M, serlx. which threw hlr- across q chair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
ounrtrrIy confcreuce,

Cedar Bayou. October f5.--The last quar-
terly conference for tho year was held
at the Methodist church yesterday, the
Rev. Seth Ward was IN attendance and
preached n powerful sermon at last nighrs
seryice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
LocaI op,lon NuIlIaed,

Burke, Texas. oetobsr s5--.-The local
option election held IN this precinct 10
1884, has been nuiilhed by the district ccnrt
now IN nesslon al Lufkln, on ihe Ground
OF defective procedure In Ordering the
election. The saloon VIII return.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

Ruais, Texhs October H.--Depuiy sher-
IN u. T.. Hester arrested a negro named
Young here last night and put him In
jail. lie was charged with breaking into
a house At Jacksonyllls Friday night and
stealing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

Rogers. Texas, October n.--rhs public
school at this pias opened tbis rnorrtpx
under vefy favorable auspices, With Miss
Laura Parker. principal and ~ pspus
enrolled,
w n. jackson, }. N. Brooker A. y.
eerogeins and several others ~ feie plpcs
left yesterday ter TIM fkis az Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

I,ufllIn, TEXAS October I,--The rFe.PVIvn
rendered Judge Tom Davis last night py
The Nine Orphans OF Orphans Home was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30

VIM D. Cox. seO'y. Wee PrsaIdsnt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30


the American Railway union to secure
a reversal of the sentences to Jail by
Judge Woods for interfering with inter-
state commerce and the running of the
mails in the great railway strike of
last summer. Nearly one-third of the
railway property in the United States
being in the hands of receivers, appoint
ed by the federal courts. the precedent
to be established has wide appL cation.
Technically the application for writ of
Eaheas corpus and certiorari arises from
the case in equity of the Union Trust
company against the Atchison, Topeka
< Santa Fe road. since the receivership
under which the circuit court exercised
jurisdiction over the Santa Fe and its
allied roads was created in that case.
On July ?, 1894, when the great railway
strike was threatening, the receivers
applied to Judge Woods of the circuit
court for the northern district of IL
linois for an injunction against the
American Railway union to prevent it
from melting employees to strike. Judge
Woods signed the order presented,
which was a sweeping one, enjoining
the officers of the union from interfer-
ing with the mails or with interstate
commerce, or from destroying property;
from compelling or inducing the en-
ployes of the road to strike by violence
or intimidation, or from aiding or abet-
ting them to do any of these things.
The American Railway union decreed
a strike on the Illinois Central railroad,
one of those induced I'm the injunction,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30

and the events of that strike are mat
tiers of general knowledge. The officers
OF The union were brought before Judge
Woods for contempt of court last De-
cember. E. V, Debs. the president, was
sentenced to six months in jail, and
seven others, George w Howard. Syl-
vester Keliher. L. w Rogers, James
Hogan, William e. Burns, Roy M.
Goodwin and Martin ]. Elliott, were
sentenced to three months. 1t appears
that the injunction had been PERSONAL
~ served on tIe first four officers. but
Judge Woods held that it's publication
In the newspapers was sufficient serv-
ice In itself for all the defendants.
An application was made to the SUI
preme court for the release of the eight
officers of the union by a writ of ha-
beas corpus. and pending the decision of
the supreme court they have been Civ
en- their freedom under bail.
The decision of the court was read by
Justice Brewer and was unanimous.
there being no dissenting opinion. All
contentious of the government were
sustained. The conclusions OF the court,
as announced in Justice Brewers opin-
ion, were that the government of the
United States was having jurisdiction
over every foot of soil and over every
individual within the boundaries of the
United States, and that while 1t was one
of limited powers it had sovereignty
within those limitations 1t had power
to invoke civil courts, to remove OBJ
structions to interstate commerce. and
the civil courts had the right to enioin
those who made Instructions to such
commerce. The injunction was no bar
to criminal processes for acts done in
violation of the injunction. The circuit
court having final jurisdiction, it's act
was not renewable by the supreme
court on a petition for writ of habeas
corpus, and therefore the writ was de-
MED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
struck by an Unknown steamer.

Boston. Mass. May 27.-The Warren
line steamer Sycamore, Captain Fen
ton, arrived at this port from Liverpool
with her port bow stove in and other
wise damaged by collision with an un-
known two-masted British steamer.
Capt. Fenton says that at 1913 o'clock
p. m. Wednesday, when his vessel was
900 miles east from Boston light dur
ing a dense fog. she came in collision
with strange steamer. the name Of
which he could not learn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
Relief in SIX Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
cases relieved in six hours by the
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" The new remedy is a
gseat surprise on account of its ex-
ceeding promptness in relieving pain
in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. 1t relieves retention
OF water and pain in passing it almost
immediately If you want quick re-
lief and cure, this IS your remedy.
Sold by Stone & Hassell. Druggists.
Lancaster Wir
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
OUR NEW GRIST MILL

At the depot is filled with
machinery of the very latest
and best make. Fine flour
and feed always on hand.
Grist work promptly done.
Our Perfection brand of -four
cannot be surpassed in quality
or for baking purposes. Pat
ronize home industries. Try
our PERFECTION and be
happy.
LANCASTER MILLING COMPANY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
DEBS LOSES HIS CASE.
SUPREME COURT REFUSES
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
DeeinIon OF the Circuit Court In the
Celebrated COntempt Case IL Upheld
bv Unanimous yote-Labor Leader
Must Go to Prison.

Washington. May 27-The United
States supreme court has denied the
application of Eugene V. Debs. the
strike leader. for a writ OF habeas cor
pus. No more important question. with
the single exception OF the income tax.
has come before the supreme court dur
ing the last year than the attempt OF
Eugene V. Debs and the other officers OF