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venf!on. Thev mot al Austin on the 6th
oi f'rrInry iasl aud ofsenized ior art.9m
afd rAs=ea - .'.' ~ resolutions. n section
IS rna Urosincd TINT "ther" slAli pc h,!u
.u fh. oity OF Austin on JuesihN. IA dnS
~ Jlrue. ls1G. "a democratic N'tte con-
NAuton for fha purpose Of sel"ctihB dele
gate, To mo Naifonnl democratic conVen-
uau. when conv"ur- IN 'niraep jay Z,
lS'6. ami for ,he election OF pre9iaentihl
.rlrctorH aud fhr-o -ua.l he hrid in tho
ruy ~ Fort Worth, Tuesday. the ISM day
'of August, lSa. democratic Siaic con
y"ntion to nominate candidates Tor The
turlnrA state Offices In section =; ne
basis of representation IN all stat. con,
y.utlA.s held Ia taie state In i>H7 shali
he ono vote for -sorv iW ar iractloh ptle-
al tboy. ~ cast tor a.. y. Culh"'son Tor
go, g.rnor At tine last general eito non,
protiuei each uuorga ni@cd comfy IN
! thls STATE shall be cnil,d 60 at least one
/ f. rho first section the democratic pri-
( MARY election shall be- hold ON Tia" Urn daA
iof .iuue. ls4G throughout the state of
lTeNus IN tho several organized counties
lat the established boxes ana lrofiiAiS'
and by section returns Of sad primary
( of TIM county executive committee ON tnt
! Saturday af'erwRri, when N" SAID
lrouuiy executive commtie" shall meet an
! the county sent OF th" county, open r.
IttiruA. hrciaro the rrsult 81 said election,
~ be certified by eaid chairman. iud ny
Z him 10 be- deiYeroi with the pom ma.
ooursc. ara expected to carry re s9n." ="
! the state conventions for their lnlornl-
ton and action when hIS'ln.l"l ~ W
/ time and places hpNpit'l uuH ! ~
shown IN conu"tl'l ga Ntntit 'li
] several bolie9 81 mon WIN " 'liar7 ''.''
placrs for thclr nr'loil' W. w l't''l ~"
ilofcl NY iiiH S'hlf nN'HHiiNi,' .tnri,,',
FOR taking 10" tpicr ~ VIC u',l'oolntI ~,
"a" Siat" ii'n lAr InAi l'lr ~ ~ 20, ~
aud d"i"Wiucl reg 'h' pGI'g il,,i,, ~ th .
VIII now cua'"Fpl 1" ,"thN, ',,',,d 4, SO
WprkinG vi we yuan az "''''''""' ~
,.t,n n,iont-
~ WIZ pr lnNu" 4" "'' - ~" '.'''
81 presumably on account Oh 'i'' Ni"Mi
IAivision Of democrats GA the financial
i,,... t o,t. Ga ,s.c,,ntn their rolatly.
'.'"'' 80 I ,.,,,ans 10,
strength IN ih9s STATE ana p'''"pH '''
something clae not so oatcnBible.
=, dot,,,, "a ,vill. for convenience des-
i.,,,,,ta ,ifa VIM of ths party AZ ao-cnlod
lilwar tnrn and The other so-called goiu
mon +, ,,lil Ln vcll to give notice M
ln'lan,s l'ot nomination al the primarirs
"a, d.l,catcs is To- enable tho convention
l.t Anettn 10 d.trrlnln. who OF thou shall
1'e s,.nt 10 ,fble!t,.o 20 represent the state
inud III, nomination Of state offcers h.
lti.' rrir,arl.s 4. ia cu4Ii. The convention
al var, Worth 10 determine Who shall b,
lIkorn Nominated NIX candidates Tor Stat,
loffic-s Tnertfore there need he no nomi
nattons nj Tho nrifnnriua for county an,
d ldnWrlrt nfflrea ia tho state. as the man
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A STRAIGHTFORWARD Letter From the Old Alcalde
to Texas Democrats.
rs AGAINST ANY UNFAIR METHODS.
Will. rram.ng Silver Advocate He Demands That
Sound Money or Men Be Accorded the Rights Tasy
Are EMIT to

~ ONE time ago the Hon. Barnett Gibbs inumateo
that he had received letter from Ex-Governor
~ Roberts endorsing his (Gihbs) recent attacks on
the Texas democracy.
Immediately attemps made by the newspapers
The Post being rstto interview the venerable statesman
but he refused all overtures in that line.
Last Tuesday he sent letter to the Austin states
man of which the following is full text:
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STATE FAIR MArTERs

General Manager Smith Submits AZ
TO Show Magnitude of Enterpns
Dallas News.
1T is no, generally known. ba Y
nevertheless a fact remarked ~
simth, general manager OF the s's.
to a News reporter yestntay, 'taN
three great fairs and e: positions q |
American continent are me -. L0!s
position 1nronto, can, Industrial ~
lion and the Texas State Fair AND ~
Exposition. and In corroboratioh
statement and to show the relatlW )
portance of each the following nsMa9
taken from their respective ahhsl
ports for 1870 Das3
Receipts n1
st. Louis exposition, 49, . -
l9th exposition. 80. SloS,s.' ~
Toronto Industrial t.N- .,, N Il
position, III. exposition eo-eS
I Mas state Fair anil !.
Dallas Expositi n. ION - 90, =
IMPOSITION 49,. ..---. 'i,o.s
From this statement or compass ~.
Will see that for 1870. the Iexas o's mi
STANDS second. white I, is fact NV
| lS9i the Texas State FAIR shower =
receipts than the ~. Louis LnE Ss
which ran for forty-six days, a WI
fair covered period Of sixteen oaa.
must also b. borne IN MN, "'N
figures of 1895 are conSieerea' ~.
When asked yesterday as y w I
poets regarding the cattle anu anu, ' s,rI
| hihits at the coming far, w!
director in charge, remarked: Al A|
why, We have in every way y, N
| ccurr yemcnt that VIC COLD eApsv. =
Increased interest seems 70 mar
! tested itself toward these depn1
| Early as it is. application 1oI Xxx, Xxx
AMI stalls are now on file, anu n YIN,
point TO an enlargement OF an r "a n
of both cattle and swine. III se' AT n
| Why these departments WIN ny,,
every respect an iinproyeine',t ihs
years Tn wine breeders q . ,s
| propose to he on hand In ne.,.A b
than ever. aud We have thro o'aSso
ass collation., their promise o. III. uil h
to tho extent that everything W" u..,,
to Rive in Texas during me s b
TIE largest swine show ever TO" an
south. Tho cattle breeders, toos,,; I'M
! wise cooperating with us-e,,I,J, d
Jersey people. A grand ekl'S bs,n
posed this fan. and a day has ii
To lie SIT aside during the IN ~. nil
ms 'Dairymen's Day, WhleM 'thsn
| mont has consented 10 give va y,
Jersey cattl" show a, the s'a. .s, n h
! recognized to be one OF tnn eaea
country. aud on this aceonhhs ssn {,
for the past few years mas , Irs
by a number of the most pIoh.aygg
ers from other states. N mar;
premium list Of the cattle ,sn,n.
we have not overlooked sho,.a,r tts
M COMPLAINT can come TINS slv,a
equal showing has not oee"
with other breeds
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gates ana state OFFICES, mrs, Ia the rri-
MARY, Second IN the county executive
committee. and third in the convention a,
Austin as to delegates 10 ChicSEo. ana III
fne convention AZ Fort Worth Us to StAie
Officers 50 that X the ss-celiea e4iA NJ q
were 10 gtt uatoriies IN The vote g" thr
nuare,Al Qpts-oG III ha.f % the counties
the convention, showed tnat taey ma
over ous--tnird and only less than one-h aif,
hy isl votes after this Triple sifuns o9
tho vote tina; hah been pollcd IL tl@
state. they would not have q s!ugle acie-
rute 30 represent thein AT Chic&go nor
wouIi 3; nc possible for one so-callci soiA
man TO be nominated. unless he should D.,
put upon the ticket with the sN-cA4iea
silver candidates
There are probably over one-ihird 81
the Democratic voters OF this STATE who
ara sp-callsd So.d men, D,ne-tcnths 81
whom believe 10 be in favor OF restoring
siivor. II ratio is established by an n
ternAtlonal agreement. have ever &c.
uourcti the demonstration OF silver a.
money IN is,3 IN the s'ronsest, terms
could as IA outrage, aud would 10 anE
thfrs. could Justly do TO have Il restore !
as ;he salvation Of this country's prosper
| sty. appeal to all sober. minded demo
,rafs Of TEXAS. Is ii just that 80 great a
! Noiy II oar brother democrats, who have
| stood with us ranfully IN urholaing tAe
| supremacy Of democracy should row te
! cas- OF AMI not allowed Il voice amount =,
| tirg oven To a whisper IN saying VINO ShaN
| "A nominee for single STATE qinre ~
| r XAs2 Tho eternal principles OF Jusilet
| arc ever silently working. aud a ~rop-
| don. srener or later will reac, 20 ne
| Injury OF The perpetrator Surely " VIII
and riSht.pusly II ought, ana there Is rl'
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mary election. present. taeir lcsPcrt'.s
rhelSe OF delegates, and state officers TO
lie the.e voted for IL they wish 20 have
ANY, yoi,e in their selection.
,.,
f'eieV'1'S nv" "e"'' 49,, ,,,-1s ~.
question Snoinl'''N' n''N ~ 49, ,.,,,,
CURED Ivy the rules lam ao"n ny ""iN'
csscn side in 4 political controversy Is
S,,,ss,,,, 20 th.ir sentiment upon
70 s.'e eNs' - - 80 ,s, ,l,.
1.-THE so-calsci silver men 10 use 'he
vor,l .h,inctallism' the words against
M, 80, - s,,,.yi. .,cti standard
"'ihe'a''4Sni IA" ~. S'''''9 - ,,t,,,. -,
III their ticket al the primary eieV'i''s ~
every voting place IN the state Where
,,-,,,,,r,. s,..,.f,, is hold on the 9Th Gay
- - -, ~,
OF june lS'a' IL IS wei Known 'ta'
eola men. ciain, 10 believe in plme;allism
upoa intetrna,ionaf agreement being
made ,hat wotald in "a ratio In weight
between, xoli ana s!lN.r and IN mat event
wouid he o,,n1scl t. "A single solI sftaG.
ard. we, so-cail.-i SILVER mon have no
f1eh, 10 call In unes;lon their sincerity
IN that S.'l;af HfIH9gs set lest We bs
ti.dgri', - - fir,, isTer,l ,,'ilS sn,anl ,u.,i
WHO are EQUALS as arpiieai,ie in poiisiss
1i3s 10 ~ n"lijt,r ~ f,,., Nf,,,d ,v,rv.
Syh.re ava oiN,svs' r. e',.'',ltAa t'id
men can not in good conscience rspr .ssnt
fbnntsrltss bt. ,S,iti,s an :helr itrkc,s.
80 ,a,Srst ,Jt,sn, a,, 49,, si,,.-la ,,oii
stnSIaY5 Tho 1vSo a.. sti.s,,s m ,7.t.
proiessei heret would he ther.'hs eS,c,--
lNS al confessed. known falSeApol, mo-
~, AND o,,asht M; 10 H. i, n wo;ll1 10
a species OF oppressive crnel'N. II We mas
he power 10 compel mem 10 40 Il,
Nihch We nave oot. lheN are men ~
VIZ arr ana no, children 20 ne toHl CO."
~ Yen QHtIl names or eNlEeSs tutN :.
Ni.shis upon Az i'np-rtalt 'ss1g -
! niNtod 10 ue Notel On. ava siou'A "
a!ap"el 70 tNllr'ss '.T'u IN t ~ ~, %
a. - 70 ~. .. LUZ !; ~ !
- sfn,is yci3 s,artarj ~ a, trt..,.,. :
- r.i's ~ su.4 $500, 80, - - - 4., -
~ = -. - ~ 4 ~ 80 '.V ~ q. =
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IA. .H.r, l.. 80 it,,i,,rs.,t,5 - 10 Il, n,,ao-
/ eitinn Ia IL Aud ms f., nI,nr ant ter
/ i'll, ~ .arh vntsr AZ evary Urinary
I ~ ~, ST. ,,,.T ~ nor,,.s ~ M dol
/ rats I'M S;ste Officers 10 h. ,,,.esent.- /
! ~ M n,.i,,,nrv el.Cfir, ia h.. there I'm /
: then voted IN ~. the Communication uf the
! votes uclt-i tharsi IN rEo lnai,a4,e rs thei,-
! ~ wti,h is iinperat!ve UPON cve.,v voter
I recommendation land al should havoc.
/ the voter ,her,, even in the remotesi
( part Of the State. VIII see printed iekat-
here with the mans on them Of all 81
/ the present state officers who are ot
/ VIII he candidates Jointly associated fpy
! fAeir combined Influence. handed out 'C
the voters wi,h solicitations in their i1-
vor by. their friends or agents in,F 'rnd-
usually been Tho case at the io,li =
| places In the regular stat. elections iol
STATE officers IN November. but not 81
her.tofore at the primaries as heretoioH'
held.
STAT" over wv COUNTIES h,g m the n -
gn" N9'lhS pLA,s-' "na' .i..'.oe w, wo"i ~,
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TEXAS INDEPENDENCE.


Plan TO Erect a Monument to tho Siguers
of the Declaration.
Brennan, Texas, April i5.-on the "a
OF March last. IN counuctlon with the
exercises OF the Br.nham public schools.
commemorative OF the signing Of the
Declaration of Independence. our super
inttndent. in II patriotic address to the
pupils of the Central nigh school, called
attention to the fact that while many vi
III. place. made sacred TO Texas by the
heroic struggles for freedom from the
yoke of the McXic tyrnnt have been APP
propriately marked, that spot where the
sanction of authority was thrown over
the contest for freedom and the struggle
Tor INDEPENDENCE remains unmarked.
scarcely one brick remaining on another
in tho town Of Washington.
Actuated by Il desire TO do honor to
the signers OF that important document
and TO rescue that hnilowed ground from
threatened oblivion. We propose, hs your
help, to erect monument upon which VIII
be engraved the names OF every patriot
who signed that charter Of liberty and
thus TO show our appreciation cf The
blessings that have accrued TO us through
the heroic deeds OF our forefathers.
II viii require but very small contri-
button from every teacher and student
In Texas 10 defray the expenses of erect
| Ing the proposed monument.
| We respectfully request, yea urge. every
| SUPERINTENDENT. professor and teacher "a
| place this appeal before tho students a
| soon as possible and TO solicit contrhu-
| ton say 10 cents from every one. For
ward your collection with an accurate
lis, of every teacher and student CON
tributing TO Captain u. *. Harrison
! cashier OF the First National bank. Bren
| ham. Texas. who will hold the collection
until all preliminary arrangements havt
been perfected
| Permit AS to sugguest that san Jacintc
| pay is very appropriate time 10 Ink.
| action on this important and patriotic
| matter Very respectfully,
John +. Key.
r. n, never
| a. G. Haynes
| II. c. Thomas.
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ANNouNcEMI

FOR CONGRESS
THE POST Is authorized
HON, w. p. McCOMB OF
county for Congress from I
gressional District. subject
Of the Democratic Convent
THE POST Is authorized
HON. THOS. II. BALL OF '
as a candidate for Congr
First Congressional Distrit
the action of the DerEocr
eional Convention.
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story office building at Atlanta, Ga,
one 10 cost sl25 900 at Memphis, Ter
tl3. go school building and a E5@
dence at Louisville, Ky.
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If THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup
for children teething. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, allays I'll pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhora
The herald., 1896-05-17

mittee, to-wit: Leon Sloss, San Fran
cisco; John D. Spreckels, San Fran
cisco; w. w. Shannon. San Francisco;
Cornelius O'Conner, San Francisco; NJ
r. Higgins San Francisco; A. Reuf,
San Francisco Harry N. Gray, San
Francisco; w. A. S. Nicholson. San
Francisco: Paris Kilburn. San Fran
cisco; e. F. Preston, San Mateo; Frank
Mclaughlin, Oroville; A. B. Lennon,
Santa Rosa; James w. Rea, San Jose;
E. K. Taylor. Alameda NJ H. Weight,
Pasadena; Frank A. Miller, Riverside;
Irving B. Dudley. San Diego; Frank p
Flint, Los Angeles; H. z. Osborne, Los
Angeles; w. F. Parker, Los Angeles;
w. F. George. Sacramento. The men,
bers of said executive committee are
hereby requested to meet at the rooms
of the state central committee at No. 419
California street, in the city of San
Francisco, on Thursday, the 21st day of
May. 1896, at o'clock p m, for the pur-
pose of organization.
Dated Pasadena, May 16, 1896.
The fine italian hand of the program
can be seen in the appointment of NJ. r..
Higgins, who. although he is listed as
hailing from San Francisco, can. be-
cause of his party affiliations before
Gov Markham took him north, always
be counted upon being with Los Ange
les when it comes to pinch at any con-
vention, where the present committee
is to be in evidence.
The herald., 1896-05-17
ANOTHER POSTPONEMENF
Charles J. Won Arnold Secures Q Continuance
Of His Case

SuuIieS D. Won AEHOlo SeCuIc8 SUutiuuunSO
of His Case
Baron Karl Rudolph Ahrenholdt Won
Steinmetz again yesterday appeared in
the police court for trial upon the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. Attor-
ney Shinn made a statement that his
client was DESTROYS of waiting until
money arrived with which to pay his
fine before he stood trial. Mr.. Shinn
intimated that Won Arnold would plead
guilty and take his medicine, but wished
to be sure Of having the cash to pay UP,
else he would be compelled to go on
the chain gang. Accordingly Monday at
2:3O was set as date for trial
carcerated new stories have kept crop
still another came to light The police
have the names of two women whom it
is claimed the baron" defrauded. One
of them resides in Pasadena, and to her
he owes $40 bill and some $3.50 bor-
rowed in small amounts. The other is
the Wife of an ex-police officer of this
city, now residing in Anaheim. From
her he got $6350. every cent she pos
sessed, and the loss of which will affect
her greatly. She supports herself and
child by sewing.
Won Arnold got part of this last named
sum from her on the pretense that he
needed 1t to swear out warrant for the
Arrest or the proprietors of the Anaheim
Gazette for libel After he was arrested
ne wrote letter in German to this Wo-
man asking her to send the necessary
$50 to bail him out. Who he expects to
get the money from to pay his fine now
is not known.
The herald., 1896-05-17

Judge Shaw has refused a decree of d.
vorce to Mrs. Sanders, and she will have
to worry along in married blessedness
for awhile longer. Sanders is the pro-
prietor of the Calderwood lodging house
at the corner of Third and Main streets,
and his wife sued him for divorce, al
leging cruelty and undue attentions to
a female roomer in the building. San
ders in his defense, alleged that his wife
had a weakness for spiritualism, espe-
cially a medium by, the name of Barney.
to whom she went for instruction, etc.
In denying the decree Judge Shaw said
that the evidence showed that Sanders
was not a model man and husband, but
these articles were very scarce in this
day and generation, and if divorces were
granted simply because husbands and
wives did not come up to the standard
there would be but comparatively few
married couples left The plaintiff hal
failed to show sufficient grounds for di-
vorce, and hence the decree was denied.