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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

w. IL. Clark ExprcHres Himself
other Dallas Men Talk.

DaIlas. Tex. April 24.-(Special)--
w. IL. Clark, heretofore n lecder
OF the sound money forces, and who
was member OF the majority OF the
committee on platform In the last
state convention, comes out squareiy
against the opera house bolt. He does
not indorse the actions of the Dudley
committee, but VIII remain with the
regular organization. He was one OF
the fifteen Dallas Sound money" men
who petitloned Hardy to call the meet
Ing.
MIR. Clark says:
''In the mass meeting Judge George
Clark. when speaking in favor OF the
minority platform. which was adopt
ed. was asked II his platform was
adopted and hia course carried out
would they not be refused admittnnce
into the national convention, even II u
goes for sound money. He said: Tint
is nothing. suppose we are not seated?
What difference does that maker We
are here 10 reorganize the glorious old
Democratic party Of Texas. and II docs
not matter whether we are seated or
not
Judge L. c. Alexander. OF Waco.
chairman OF the mass meeting. speak
ing OF the present Democratic organ
ization of Texas and of our next state
convention, said. That convention is
going TO nominate the same crowd that
tot up all this trouble. II Is part
Of the administration. Wen. I VIII vote
for Kearby before VIII vote for that.
II cannot follow such leadership,
but win continue to follow Cleveland
and Carlisle, and participate In the po-
llticai organization In which they leHd
the sound money hosts.
~ am not willing TO aid In turning
Texas over TO the Popuiists- Cleveland
and Carlisle have never advised turn
Ing Texas over TO the Republicans, 10
nhastise Tiilman. Shibley, Waite and
others.
decide with Chairman Dudley, cor
daily disapproye of the action OF the
silver majority Of the Democratic
state executive committee at Austin,
resulting in our dlsfrauchisemont, ard
supporting the Dallas resolutions, de-
handing that the wrong done us Ply
dlsfranohising us be corrected. The
feallna RESOLUTIONS stated u the demand
te conceded we would partielfs.r IN
rho primaries OF June 9Th. Chairmfin
dudley md the committee to0K back
water and 'onlcially' assured us we
would not have TO vote Tor or against
bi-metallisni, hut could record our bal
lot TO suit ourselves. 20 NC used such
words aa would enable one to tell
whether we we're for or against coin
aye Of silver at the ratio ~ i9 20 J.
Chairman Dudley did wrong In filing
the vacancies occaaloned by the deatn
on sound money Democrats On the
state committee with silver Demo
Gratis.
"He had the authority. however, to
apnolnt d sound money Democrat or a
silver Democrat. and to my mind his
nct does not justify me IN quitting
my party"
John ii. Avery. Of Cobb & Avery,
also declares the opera house coii-
and he remains with the Democratic
Nudge n. L. Morris or Morris a Crow.
aiao 4 siener Of the petition for Hardy
10 cali the state conferences OF Tuesday,
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PURPOSE N conYELL.
Goidite. VIII Organize clubs and Put
Out a Ticket.

Gatesville. TEX. April 2l.--(speciai,)
ID. II. Hall. editor OF the star, a
member OF the Hardy Clark meeting
at Dallas. and OF the platform COM
mittce, ana member Of the county ex-
ecutive committee OF tho regular
Democracy. and county chairman Of
Sound money" was seen this morning
and asked what move the rsound
money" men would make IN the coun-
ty. He said:
''Wc'll go 70 work md organize clubs
oil over the county Gpd put speakers
ia the field. VIII SO on with the or
ganization Regardless OF the primaries,
which VIII be held May 2, prox. II 10
our intention 60 put out a county
ticker. but that Will be left to the fu-
ture. We intend to make the campaign
hot"
When asked II Sound money" man
was nominated In the primary wheth-
er they would regard II Ms legal as
they had repdiated Dudiey's call. he
answered. "That would be attended
TO In the future"
you being a member OF the county
executive committee and county chair
man of sound money. are you going
20 hold to both poslticnsY' was asked.
He said, my head IL liable TO fall at
any time, by myself or by removal by
the regular county chairman"
From what can he gathered they ir-
tend to try 10 nominate 'sound money"
men May 2. and Il left they are In
olined to put out ticket TO defeat. II
possible, the nominees. or SONS Of
them
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CHAIRMAN sTlssos
Does NOT want 20 Sec Split in the
BnrtN. l

Greenviiie. Tex, April 2i.--tspeoiai)--
In response to Inquiries as TO his Opin-
ion Of the action OF the recent sound
money" conference in Dallns. Chair
man Sam ID. Stinson Of the sound
money executive committee said:
Under the existing circumstances,
and because Of the fact that Jonah
Gourdvine Dudley hos issued his edict
TO the people OF Texas under authority
Of his executive committee. that the
sound money men OF Texas were dis
franchlsed. and should not be permit
ted to have any voice either In the ser
lection OF candidates or In the making
OF platform for the Democratic party
OF this state. | am OF the opinion. that
men who believe as ! do. and Ms 90
per cent OF the sound money men be-
ileve, could not have done otherwise
than was done IN Dallas on the 2ist
day OF Aprll. do not indorae some OF
the extreme uttcrances made in that
conference. Nor do indorse anything
stated by the Dudley committee at
their last meeting In Austin. ! do not
want to soc a split In the Democratic
party Of Texas. and hope that wise
counsel on the side OF the Dudley com
mittee viii cause them to stop Oud
change their heretofore arbitrary
ruling"
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Ann WITHOUT auAnrnns.
venezuelan Commission Has No row-
or 10 Pay Rent.

washington, d. O., April zi--The
movement for international arbitration
was referred 10 In the prayer Of Rev.
Hugh Johnston at the opening Of tho
senate today.
LOT the armies be diHbandcd, let the
world 81 ~ hence" he invoked
Mr.. sherman sought TO take up the
bill proposing . repeal Of the law eiv-.
ing / rebate " TIT tax on alcohol used
in the arts. but mot With strong qppo-
sifion fiom Mr. Chandler and Mr.. Plat,
and the measure went over
The sundrv civil appropriation bill
was then taken up. ~ p. M. tho
bond resolution was laid before tho
senate and Mr.. Peffer. It's author pro-
posed qualifications 20 meet the criti-
ciems In the recent speech Of Mr. Hill,
AZ modified, the resolution strikes out
y feeiinn that the special coinmittee
~ Ave senators shall inquire whether
any officer ~ the government made any
contract Or agreement IN connection
,vff bond iPsues with the intent to
receive commission or personal reward.
and also the provision thar not more
fren Two NJ the nenatorn on the rom-
mlttea Of inquiry shall be members Of
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MORE PENSION Hills
Passed by The House NJ Its Session
lenter,luy.


Washington, n. q, April 2i-Thia
was private bill day in the house. BY
unanimous consent bills warc passed
empowering the city OF Tucson. A. r..
10 issue bonds TO the amount Of 100000
for the construction Of a water and
sewer system and 10 authorize the re-
turn free OF duty ~ articles exported
for exhibition purposea
Mr.. Jones 0bcm, Val presented tho
on the contested election caHr OF Cor
nett vi Swanson from the Fifth vir-
Rlnia district IN favor OF the Democrats
sitting member.
The pension hills fnvornbly acted up-
on at the aenlon last Friday night
were passed. Among them wan one
10 pension the widow OF the late Briga-
dler-Gencrai Ferdinand vanderweer at
the rate OF $50 ,cr month. The house
proceeded with the debate on the PEN
sion bill. Mr.. Layton tpcm.. % ctiti-
cised some fentures OF the measure and
expressed the hope that opDortun'ty
would be- offered for amendment. but
said II compelled 10 vote on the BIN al
II was he would support Il. He espec.
inliv criticized the section OF the blu
which gives pensions 20 deserterA Tf
replied ut length TO come rejnnr<t
made yauierday charging the pe'uo-
cratic party with hoatiiity toward The
NJ Tracey usep.. MOB indorred ths
bill.
Mr. Connolly tRep,. 1IIl supported thu
bill In the main. but criticised the pro-
vision which would grant pensions 10
desertern from the Confederate ranks.
'I declare" said he. that imam
y no cast his fortunes with the Conf'.d~
eracy and remained thsrr untii I'D
found the cause fniIing and thon de-
serted to Join the Union army vnr nj
lnaat a coward" (Applaure).
The other speakers tvdny wcru
Mtearn Andrews Rep., Hch), Burton
an IN favor OF the biil. The house non<
concurred In the senate emes:dnentr
10 the Indian b.ll and nsrecd TO cons
ference.
Al o'6.eck the house took rccrgs
until D, M. thu evening nension 70 ID
devoted to private penn'pn bills
fcontinuca ON pnss ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

Warm Fight Ia Haie--DeIeuafe 20
JrdfcfaI Convention.

tFutcfht convention.
Plainview, Eek. April 2l--fspecial)
The Democracy OF Hale county held
a mass meeting which was wen at
tended. The meeting was called TO
elect chairman of the county execu-
tive committee. the late chairman, o.
c. Mulkey, having removed from the
county. ]. NJ. Carter was nominated for
the chair by the supporters OF the
white metal, while s. p. Pepper. was
the standard bearer of the "sound
money men. The contest was warm
one. The silver crew by q large ma
1ority elected Mr.. Carter the chairman.
Mr.. Carter will at once appoint an
executive committee and endeavor to
put the Democracy in order, and make
the call for the primary In June
Hale county will carry for silver by
mow han two to on9 though there
ait ,<tae ae live Sound money" men in
theXs4 Nv, who win make the cam
paigsf, \ YARN as possible.
The.hS, ing elected Hon. L. q. Will
son den a to the judicial convention
OF the : district OF the court OF
civil appt Y nth instructions to cast
the vote OK ~. Acounty for Hon. II. II.
wallace of ES, lilo for associate JUS
tice. Mr.. Wafv~ a Judge OF the Forty
seventh dlstri6Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
UNDER THE WHEELS
CUBAN RECRUIT WAS KILLED AT
HOUSTON.
He Was on His Way TO Cuba to Join
the Iusurgent. When the Fatal
Accident Happened.

Houston. Tex, April 24--(speclal)--
Arthur +, Bussette Of Williamsburg,
Kan. was run over by train on the
Santa Fe and killed. Dussette Is only
TO Join In the revolution How he hap
pened under the wheels is not known.
the body being discovered after the
train had passed over and decapltated
IL. His father is O prominent whole
sale druggist OF Williamsburg, and has
ordered the remains shipped home. The
remains show the young man 10 have
been, 10 all appearances, a gentleman.
and his soft, white hands indicate that
he is one unused to roughing II. The
accident happened nine miles from
this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

tho same political party. The reaolu-
ton then went over by agreement.
A Venezuelan debate came up when
the Item In the sundry civil bill was
reached authorizing the Venezuelan
commission 10 pay rent for tx quarters
out OF the 100000 appropriated for Its
expenses
Mr. German ruggesiea M oxpiana-
IN great emergency congreas had np-
propriated Sio0.oOo az the suggestion 81
the president Tor the purpose. as waa
supposed, Of preventing wEr. But
now " appears that the legislation wax
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
SPAIN TO LET.


New York, April 24.--A special to
the World from Madrid says:
determined agitation has been
started In Madrid and the provinces
with q view 10 making capital out OF
any concessions the queen regent and
her minister may make to America on
the Cuban question.
The violent tone OF most OF the Mad
rid newspapers seems to have made a
deep impression In official circles. The
public prosecutor has instituted pro-
ceedings against the Pals. a Republic
can paper. for its article attacking
the queen regent and the government
for the alleged surrender Of the right,
dignity and honor or Spain and sug-
costing that placards be posted on all
the frontiers OF Spain announcing:
THIS NATION TO LET AT ECONoM-
ICAL RATES.
FOR REFERENCES APPLY TO
CLEVELAND.
TUE JAN1TREss HAS THE -sYs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
Will mar rnnM AGAIN..
Tho silver Democrats Equal 10 Conn
n bincd Oppasitiou.

RocifwalI. Tex. April ~ (sipeclni y
Judge a. Il. Hartman has resigned the
chnirmanshp OF the sound money
county executive committee. Judge
Hartman was a delegate 70 the Dallas
conference. He declines 70 Pay whether
the boilers
Judge Joseph Cox, a sound money
man. says he does not indorse the nc-
ticn OF the conference. A great many
other gold standard men VIII refuse 70
90 with the boilers,
The sentiment among the silver
Democrats seems 10 be that the action
taken AZ the Dallas meeting was tho
heat thing for all concerned. They say
the difoordant element II now out az
Tie party. TINT the Democratic pariy
beat the combined opposition once
aud can do It ngnln. The silver Demo-
crata are treaty N The majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

declares he cannpt follow the Clark
Hardy faction beyond party lines. He
WAS willing 10 fight for 'Aound money
in Democratic ranks. but does not re-
gard II as of Fufiicient Importance to
take him out Of the party or to induce
him to help defeat Democrats nominees
with the Populist crowd. Judsc Morris
is atrong man and his Influence with
that OF Colonel iill Clark will 10 far
towards weakcning the reckless pro-
coedlngs OF Tuesdays conference.
Tho Gazette reporter learns that
there are seven others OF tho nftcon
signers OF the petition Tor the confcr-
ems who viii follow the example Of
these gentlemen In refusing 10 he led
out OF the Democratic party, but the
other names cannot yet be asecrtsined
With certainty.
Farmer shaw, cditoriaiiy In the Texas
Farmer. declares the ofera house bolt
Is the result and part Of trade Clark
ct al. made with Tracy. Parks ana
Sledge In 1899 when the Farmer nays
10000 copies OF the Mercury were cir
cuated at the expense OF tho CLARK
campaign fund. The idea and hope
then was to toll on Into the Populist
party enough Democrats 10 give Clark
chance, and now Clark q Co. are TO
carry out of the Democratic party
enough votes to give Hearty n chance
mere game OF reciprocity.
Chairman H. J, Phillips OF the regular
Democratic county committee, sound
money man. says he is not going With
either faction. but as county chairman
will endeavor to take care OF the county
organization and It's nominees for
county ofiices. In response to query
as TO the renewed effort TO have the
May iG primaries vote on the congress
alcnai candidates, he said he didn't
think that would be done
/ Geo. A. Garden. member OF the Demo-
cratic committee, says: "oh. the Hardy
ticket VIII get about 10000 votes. and
the regular Democracy VIII gain b0.-
600 back from the PopullAta. The bolt
! Is all right"
| Lawyer Browntreo, good Repnb-
| lean. says Your Democratic party In
| full Of Republicans, men from the north
years ago, who didn't have the nerve
10 openly declare their politics in face
OF the then prejudice against Rcpub-
/ licans. Now they. after afiillntlng with
the Democratic party, begin to feel like
throwing on the yoke and Joining their
old party"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

Dallas, Tex. April 24-(speciai)--
The free silver Democrats Will meet
Tomorrow night in each ward and
voting precinct of Dallas county, at
tho usual primary meeting places, TO
select delegates to II county conven-
tion next week, the purpose of which
is to select Its candidates for delegates
10 be voted for June 6. The county con-
yention next week win select lists or
delegates 10 each Of the several CON
ventlons, and these delegations VIII pc
voted for by the free silver Democrats
In the primaries Of June g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

Under the Resolutions of tho Opera
Hnunc HnIicrn.

Dallas. Tex. April A.-tSpecial.,-It
is given out here that the sound money
men Will hold conference next week
to take steps toward organizing, as per
Instructions of the Opera House con-
ference Tuesday.
At the present rate of assertions
from the boilers ranks, or prompt disa-
vowals OF affiliation. there won't be
enough left in ten days to fill the offices
OF q new organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
NOT wIrm HARDY.
People OF the Southwest stand by
the state Organization.

Corpus Christi. Tex. April N.--tSpc-
cial) --Notwithstanding that the vast
majority OF the Corpus Christi Demo-
Gratis are sound money men, your cofre-
spondcnt has been unable to ind few.
II any. who indorse the action OF the
Dallas meeting. They are for a united
Democracy. The delegates 10 the state
convention from Nueces county will be
elected In the old way. Dudley pri-
completed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
TALK or
TOWN.

| Intended il should be
q 1t is the talk of the
/ our twelve days sale of
|large as the lots were
have already been
h out. A ten dollar
/ piece goes to the lady
basing the largest
1nt of Laces in the
L days, whether in one
hase or combined pur-
u every day or as many
sent days as she likes.
rect account will be
lex move on 100 figured
antine Skirts.
sell us goods they
be cheap, and we are
eeping goods on our
Is this summer.
contracted for 100
that would sell any
for a ten dollar note.
half of them are here
pu save just So % if
uy one as we are going
them at So 70. They
h be matched for value.
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washington, April 2i-tspesl,,,,l IL,
Pensions have been Issued as ioiio"'
'ni,o.,c.,,.ase.-vnllin A. Harksr, Laredo
vrshh county. Original widows clc.-
Nannorl j. PARKER. San Antonio ss>af
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

Austin. TEX, April 2i-sSpecial)-
Comptfoiler r. w Finley and State
Revenue Collector o. r. Morrison. re-
turned this morning from the grand
Tempiar conclave at San Antonio,
Governor C. A. culberaon returned
This morning from creenyllle via Dali
Las.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

e. 10 TEX. April 24.--(speciall--
rrnnarations are being made for the
Y al r. picnic 10 be given by st 10
lodge No. 222 next Wednesday. Several
natalie speakers viii be present, ana
an enjoyable time is expected
cards are out for the wedding OF
Mary Francis. daughter OF MT ana
Mrs A. j.. Beicher. TO II. 7. Douglas
banker OF this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

to the weekly Gn4ette In tno
forthcoming Americas News
paper Directory. and the pub
fishers vi enc Dtrectory WIN
rnnrnntec the Hccrrscy Of she
circulation rating accorded 70
this pnpsr by reward OF one
Hundred Dollars. payable 20
the nrst person who ruecess-
fully nAsalis IT. ~ i-iai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

. Grand success in Point OF Attend
- nnce-Dinner Given.

Georgetown. Tex, April A.-tspeciall
M hremen's picnic wednesday was
n grand success In point OF attendance
and attractions. The receipts WsIs ~
SO large as last year. Apou. i saiart
W " ,s.or,etnwn. gave O dinner to the
9ro iaddles. witch was strictly hrSt-
efuea
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
A Small Girl Receives wound that
Proves InfuI.

Encinai. Tex. April 24.-(snecial)--
Lolita, the bright little 5-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs e. Jordan, was
accidentally shot this afternoon and
dad within thirty minutes afterwards,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

the inventor and proprietor OF the IA
nous smiths Bile Beans" He leaves
Vito and I'VE interesting children. NJ
cause for the rash act can be thought
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
lGIST SUICIDES.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
TExARKANA. Y
|mi'ted the Rash Act While
.oai' ana No Cause for IL
| Known.

Era, Ark. April 2i.-(special.)
nm received this afternoon
.ouis announces the suicide
|"y o. j. #, Smith of this city.
vas one OF the leading clti-
business men of the town,
KY liked, and the announce
~ ueath caused a great shock
He was the head
nno'ssale drug firm known as
drug company. and was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

In AZ, ths sputhw>stern states.
sonsiztinr ~ resa., Louisians,
Mtsatssippt, Attansas. Okla
homa and the indian Terri
tory, there Is nis: nac othcr
wee'siy rnrer created win 10
inrHe an issue nz Is accorded
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-28
"THE BEST IS, AYE, THE CHEAPEST"
AVOID INVITATIONS OF AND SUBSTI-
TUTES FOR
SAP POL 10

tabbed left on neck and then they eS-
changed lefts on face. In clinch DIXON
swung right and left on face. Erne rushed
Dixon on the ropes and put TWO letts OF.
face and right or body. Dixon swung Two
lefts on body and a left on face Erne
iatbed right and left on face.
Round 7-They spared cautiously. plNofl
rushed Frank to the ropes and Jaooed ms
left three times on body. George put MS
left on face. and swung left on BODY anu
Erne iabbed left on neck. Erne, IN run
ming away. received hard left on neck.
Dixon sent a hard left on body. Erne
iabbed a straight left on face which made
DiXon's head wobble. Dixon landed lett
on body, Erne left on face.
From the eighth to the nineteenth round
II was give and take. neither sparrer Sc
curing an advantage, though savage plo"s
were exchanged.
Round 90 and last-Erne led straight
right on the body. Dixon landed left on
neck. They exchanged left body blows.
Erne put a straight left on face. They
both jabbed lefts on neck. Erne landed
left on neck. Erne put another left on
neck. Dixon rushed, landed left on oooy.
Both slugged with rights on body ana
head to a clinch. The-e were loud cans
for a draw when the fight was over, out
the referee decided in favor of the But
faIo bow There was plenty of cheering
and very little kissing when the referee
decision was announced. Erne rushed over
and shook hands with Dixon and he was
congratulated heartily by number OF
those who witnessed the mill, which was
one of the hottest ever seen in the squared
circle.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-28
Personal.

Albert Davis, Boston, is at the Coates.
]. j. Crippen, Denver, is at the Coates.
E. C. Homan, New York. is at the Coates
W. A. Garrett, Moberly, is at the Coates.
Frank Hawkins, Atlanta, Ga, is at the
Coates.
E. B. Osborne. New York, is at the
C. \. Wilson, Hamilton. o., is at the
Coates.
S. B. spruez. Newark. N. J.. is at the
Coates.
Charles Springer, Ration, N NJ, is at the
Coates.
George H. Brown, Cleveland, is at the
Coates.
w. ]. HaIderman, Pawnee City, Neb., is
at the Coates.
C. S Bradley, Boston, is at the Savoy.
AIf Washington, Chicago, is at the Savoy.
Ed H. Culp. Cameron, is at the Victoria.
A. C. Jacques, Chicago, is at the Vic
toria.
d. T. Powell, Thayer, No.. is at the Vic
tOria.
H. F. Clark, Olathe, Kas.. is at the Vic
toria.
s. d. jackson, Philadelphia, is at the
Savoy
c c. Sloan, Salt Lake City, is at the
J. o. Rummen. St. Joseph, is at the
Savoy.
John H Bloom, Del Norte, Col. is at the
SavoE.
S. A Cooper, Abilene. Kas, is at the
Victoria.
c. W. Rodecker, Cherryvaie, Kas.. is at
| the Victoria.
c. E. McKinnie. Lawrence, Kas., is at
the Victoria.
Oscar Dosch. Pleasant Hill, Mo-. is at
the Victoria.
D. Sears, of Rock Island, ILL.,, is at the
| New Albany.
! J. J. Baker. of Cleveland. O.. is at the
! New Albany.
w. L. Wheeler, Independence, Kas., is
at the Savoy.
c. L. Smith and wife, ottawa, Kas.. are
at the Victoria
/ c. E. Evans and lady, Mexico, Mo-. are
at the Victoria
! P. J. Norton. of Strong City, Kas., is at
/ the New Albany.
I W. D. Daily and son. of Nevada, No., are
| at the New Albany
/ p. Hutchinson. OF Council Grove, Kas..
! is at the New Albany.
I Temple Houston. of Oklahoma, son of
/ General Sam Houston. the celebrated
! frontiersman and warrior. arrived in the
city yesterday. 49,.