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a NICE ROW.
Travis County Fusonists override the
District Nominations.
Austin. TnNna Nclo,l,nr 10 =. lcrnrvthln,r Ia |

Travis County Fuslonists Override the
District Nominations.
Austin. Texas. October Il. Everything Is
confusion in local fualoa ranks tonight.
The popul,st county executive committee
met at the court house this evening. and
arms with members OF the Twenty-sXth
JUDICIAL uit riCt populiSt plcuary commit
to- repuAiated the election of said plenRry
comm ttcc IN nominating w =. Starus Of
GcorsctcWn for district attorney, IN con-
junction with like committee OF repub-
llcan origin
had been given out on the atreets that
the district plcnarians were to be 3 vva
V,ino strm Sat talk by the county com
m'ttco ana that charge' of corruption We're
TO toe made against them, ana shey We're
on hnud to meet them. but nothing OF the
kind was spruag.
After some preliminary sklrmishing the
fotlowing was adopted:
We, tie executive committee Of Tho
popuhsl party Of Travis county, nominate
William NJ. Won Roseabcrs. il, NJ our
caudi date for district attorney"
Messra. Chas Mclaughlin. Geo. Adams.
H., and ia Norwood voted In the Mega
live on the uhoVc.
After IL had passed the county rio NV
committee appcintei by tho rulI,.i
county convention convened 10 tHS,
hhnd III Tho getting up OF a county FUSION
committee added the names Of Mcssrg,
if!cklor and Brown to the piece Of ticket
which has after considerable trgEcrins
been putch'n up, IN" FORMER pe.nG Uut
down Tor county supcrint"ndept II pubIc
nstructipn and tho latter for the shreiv-
atty,
While the p0pullstic executive committee
was IN session the county republican cN-
ecutivc committee got together down town
and also .cpuf nicd the action of its lu-
detail district plcnnry committee, and IN
d0raed Won Rosenberg for district attor-
ney and passed resolution requesting the
county rennry committees - nh ont the
county fusion ticket But as The populist
county executive comm tie has discharge /
~ end OF the county plenary committee,
all hands ARE trying tonght 10 find ont
how the resolution is to he compiled with
now Tho district p'cnary committees are
hot under tho collcr because OF tho ut
tci~-,i of the two County, executive com
mittecs to override them. and promise to
make trouble and Ia ~ ahead Just n9 "
nothing had been done by the latter this
evening, the contention being that county
committees have no jurisdiction over dis
irIct committees
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nEMocK ArIC pATEs.
Nova rexas October s.-rhc followll

MON.l, TNNNa, VCTODOF =,
,uiio,ln u,s iesueA from democratic
JUNE" ""'
headquarters iouaN'
Hon } \. i}oaN of Ellis county Will
speak rs follows: johnson county, one
week beginning october l. to II inclusive ,
Ierrcn. TUESDAY. October ~.
Hon. j. Nj. Nelson Will speak at the
following places. Kusalie, l;ei RIVER coun-
ty. October II. az ghi. Maple SprnSs
he'd River county October u, at p. IN. 4,
Miller Grove, Hopkins county, October
g. at night; Black Jack Grove, HOPKINS
county, October "A. al : p. M; Priu hlll
Hopkins county, October "a, at night
ltcufrnant Governor George II. Jes~r
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CRANNNs SpEAKs.

Conroe Texas October 1O--IIon. y. A.
Cravens OF Willis spoke today at the
opera house in the interest OF democracy
AFTER finishing, Bryan and Sewall club
was organized with roll os iiG members.
Dr. " n. Hooper. pres dent. Sid "
Price. vice president. and G. r. Darby
secretary and treasurer 81 same
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MARION WILLIAMS tINDAuNTED.

Austin, Texas, October 10 Marion Will
Jams has returned from Dallas and says
that he IS not worry!ns because he y min
district popul.st executive committee has
appointed Subcommittee ia Investigate
h m for declaring that he VIII vote for
Mex nley. AS a majority Of sa 4 exec
utive committee has given expression 70
IKE intentions. furthermore he CHALLENGES
said committees authority 20 make him
resign a president al elcctorsh'p for any
rnnsnu NNhnieNnr.
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TRUSTS

Have Friend and Alley in Vice Prcsi-
dental Nominee Hobart
Wash ngton, October 9.-The following
Information concerning Mr.. Garrett A.
lIobart's connection with railroads. coal
and other trusts and combinations has
been compiled for publication by the dem
ocratic congressional committee from
sources which 1t believes to be thorough
~ reliable
Mr.. Garrett A, Hobart is member OF
the board of arbitration of this Joint 1raf-
nc association, and is one OF ne arb
between all the Eastern trunk Lanes cen
nected with the association. The Joint
Traffic association consis,s OF an ne
Central and Hudson River "a lroad, the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. lie,
h!eh yaalley pennsyiyan,hia' Baltimore ana
Hobart is a director of the Susaushinna
and Western railroad This ro o,io Is co m
The pool controlling ne coo In trust sol,
director and attorney. II IL alleged; he had
part N preparing the agreement between
done an 10 evsde tie ANTITRUST laws OF
New York aud New Jersey II Is Claimed
1t Is only verbal agreement, bnt IN
advances in the prices Of coal by the
anthracite companies show.
He Is counsel for he East Iersey Wa,er
storage company. All have Offices at No.
WWaail street rect which. With the republican
hsad9naSr,efS oc upipS ~ New YORK 9 ONCE
ito ,a president of the Paterson Railway
Surface road and a director " the Pater-
son Central Electrical railway, both leased
10 the New Jersey Electric company
which controls sixty miles of electric
overhead trolley lines N and about Patcr-
son, where he -csides.
lie is n director In recently organized
surface road to operate IN Newark, n. j.,
IN opposition 70 the traetion company.
II is We'll known that Mr.. Hobart is
now, or has been, the council % the rail-
road companies IN New Jersey. and g
Tho candidate OF the railroad corporations
~ thnt state. who make and unmake
scnaiUrs. congressman and even have se-
cured the nomination of National candi-
dates and the appointment Of justices OF
the supreme court Of the United States.
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never felt more enthus asm over an cleo
ton than II does over the one that is near
at hand. You may ask why? Simply be-
cause, gentlemen, We have man norh-
mated on the democratic ticket William
Jennings Bryan. q man that does not
wait for the poor TO call on him In order
to SEQ him. but has the bulldog coura sc
to 80 out among them and among his enc
m es and speak the convictions of his
heart In behalf os the laboring masses.
TIE next needing Of the club VIII be
Friday night. October H. II is hoped
every votor win be present as there Will
be speakinE by Il good orator
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NAT @ TRIUMPHANT.

Georgetown. Texas. october 1O.-At last
nights meeting of the Mckinley club a
motion was made to expel Nat Q. Hen
Gorson. but It was lost by a tie vo;e.
Then "A motion Vas made that he he do
barred from the privilege Of speaking be-
fore the club (an awful pun shment II
would be for Nap bus that, too, was de-
fcated by a lie vote. So Nat rests in
siatu quo But there Is blood In the moon
for him.
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cLrn IA suGARLANp.

srsarhsnd, Texas october io.-A Bryan
ana scwail club was organized here last
night with ffty-nve members. The meet
ing WIS called to order by Captain John
Z. llir. who was elected president OF IN ,
club
IL addressing the meeting Captain Hi.
Confinement thank YOU heartily for the
honor OF being nominated president of
this club and / assure you my old heart
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HANNA VIII. PROVIDE.

Topeka, Kan. October 9.--Abe stem
berger. secretary OF The "middle-ot-tne'
road" popuiist committee, recently orsah-
!zod In the interest OF Tom Watson. today
issued an appeal 10 the populists 70 oeno
in funds to pay for an engine and car to
haul Watson about the State II IL charged
at free oliver headquarters that this u
simply blind" and that tho naonay ~;
pay for this jaunt win b forthcom3o9,
from the republican National committees
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BELL AT GEoRGETOWN.

Georg town. Texas. October 10.--Hon
G. X. Bell Congressman of the Fort
Worth district. addressed a fair sized aud
fence al the court house last night be-
ing Introduced ny Judge Cie5sher.
Af.er paying b colleague, Hon. j. D.
suyers Of this district. deserving tri-
lat.on. ana presented Il in a clear and
forcihlo man1or. Mr.. Bell Is an orator
and a practicable reasoner.
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# A WHIP OF SCORPIONS"
That Is What Major William M. Walton Applies
to Mr.. Chairman j. S. Bradley.
Dexterous Piece of Work the History Politics
1t Is Simply Merciess. Apparently Deserved

AUSTIN. Texas, October 1o-Major w.
NJ. Walton has written Bradley as follows
In answer to his late remarks anent his
withdrawal from the populist state ticket.
]. S. Bradley. Esq, Chairman, etc, pal-
las Texas:
Austin Texas. October 9.-Dear Sir-1
note. In the public print, your cheerful
acc eptance" OF my withdrawal from the
populist ticket. Your acceptance was
wholly unnecessary. l withdrew. How
ever, If you thought 1t was the right thing
to do. to "cheerfully accept" even the
commonest courtesy demanded that You
mail to me copy of your cheerful com
pilation of rutnors.
The tone and tenor OF your compila OF
would indicate that you were personally
aggrcvod and officially offended at my ac-
ton Of exercising a freeman's privilege OF
not being hosted into office on the Shout
ders of his political enemies. You and |
know,my dear sir thatits the hit cur that
tuakes the noise If my rock hit forgive
You for the growl--its natural on your
side and does me no harm
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EVAN JONES AT ELKHARr.

Elkhsrt. Texas. October 9,--I1van Jones,
candidate for railroad commissioner on
the populist ticket. spoke here today. His
audience numbered fitty-nine IN all
Tfirty-uine democrats. three populs g,
three republi ans, and two negroes. MS
speech was mainly on the money question
and government oWnershIp OF railroada.
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pA1N INrEnrEnElh-

Dallas. Texas October lo-OwlnE TO
,te m n today footing the Tabernacle.
Attorney General Crane postponed his
address here until the 2o,h Instant,
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DALLAS REGISTRATION.

Dallas. Texas, October lo.-ro;al regis.
ration for four days 2isn n Is estimated
fhat the registered c.1l2cpsnp WI reach
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RCJrNTREE AT IIEMpIIIJ,

Kyle. Texas. October l0-Loe j. Roun-
tree spoke to an enthus' astic gathering
for Bryan and Culbersoa ut liemphili TO-
rlght.
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GET GLASSES THAT SUIT you. no
WMTE.ARiSG THosE THAT cA1sE YioiiiRR
EYES TO BURN. YOU CAN FIND THE
BEST AT TUE HOUSTON OPTICAL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-23
REGULAR PASSENGER SERVICE
BEGUN ON THE VALLEY ROAD
Orders to This Effect Issued Yesterday by Traffic
Manager John Moss of the Peoples
Competing Line.

in making the journey either way. On
the Southern Pacific the trains are now
run so as to necessitate either the loss
of an entire day or the uncomfortable
experience of arriving at or departing
from Fresno in the small hours of the
morning.
As the California Navigation and I'm
provement Company's rate between San
Francisco and Stockton is higher on Sun
day than on weekdays the through rate
to any point beyond Stockton on the Val
ley road will be 80 cents additional to
those quoted in the foregoing schedule on
that day.
The plans are now nearly completed for
fast passenger boat to ply between
San Francisco and Stockton in connection
with the Valley road. The California
Navigation and Improvement Company
expect to have her ready for service in
July. She will be finished in the highest
style of modern passenger steamers and
will have speed of about twenty knots,
so that she will be able to make the trip
from Stockton 10 this City in about four
hours and the return trip against the cur
rent of the river in four and half hours.
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ANARCHISTS ARE SHOT DOWN.
They Would Not Disperse and So the
Spanish Gendnrmes Fired Voiiey,
KjIGno Seven of Them.

MADRID. SPAIN. Dec. GA small band
OF men carrying Republican flag as
sembleo to-day at Novelda, Province of
Alicante, and when called upon to dis
perse by the gendarmes refused to do so.
They were again ordered to disperse and
upon their second refusal the gendarmes
fired upon them, killing seven of them.
The others then fed precipitately, but the
gendarmes pursued and captured several
of them. A search was made of the lodg-
ings of the prisoners and mum Der of
dynamite bombs were found. The police
are at loss to decide whether the assem-
blage of the men was for the purpose OF
making demonstration of sympathy for
the anarchists sentenced Saturday at Bar
celona or whether it was manifestation
of Republicans The finding of the bombs
tends to make them believe the men were
anarchists.
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BR0wNJoAN PROTESTED IN HAiX.
Objected to Temple Becoming Archbishop
of Canterbury Because He Be-
Teyes in Evolution.

LONDON, ENG. Dec. 22-The confrma-
ton of the Right Honorable and Most
Reverend Freder ck Temple as Arch bishop
of Canterbury and Prima ate of All Eng and,
in succession 10 the late Most Reverend
Edward White-Benson. took place in the
Church of st. Mary Lebow in London to-
day. The Most Reverend William Dal-
rymple MacLagan, Archbishop of York,
officiated at the ceremony.
At the beginning of the ceremon onies the
Rev. Edward Brownjohn startled those
present by rising from his seat and thrice
protesting against the confirmation of the
newly appointed Arch bishop on the ground
that he held to the doctrine of evolution.
The action of Mr.. Brownjohn created a
great sensation, and when the congrega-
tion Assem- bled had recovered somewhat
from their astonishment many persons
stood upon their seats and hooted and
groaned at the protesting clergyman for
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Valley Railroad
fulfilled people
Visaia
building Bakersfield If
Bakersfield by May The
delay caused few people who the the
right
settled
be
to
the
There
be done public
is
miles
rbuta
make.
shall be fullest
confidence
invested in the
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BIG CUT IN TRAVELLERS
RATES
Fares Charged by the Southern
Pacific Railroad Split in
Hall.
HIGH CLASS SERVICE AND
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Every Indication that a Large Pro.
portion of Business Will Go
to the New Line.

By the official action of the San Fran.
cisco and San Joaquin Valley Railroad yes
terday the entire San Joaquin Valley from
Stockton to Fresno has been forever freed
from the oppression and exactions of the
Southern Pacific Company. The last
shackle was shattered by formally opening
the Valley road for passenger business,
and this important step was taken with
the same unostentatious action that has
characterized nearly every stage of prog
ress made Dy the road.
What the advent of this en- terprise means
TO the people of the territory through
which it passes cannot be more eIoquently
or graphically told than in the terse state
ment that for shippers it has reduced
freight raUes 3315 per cent, and for trav-
eIers it has now cut fares to just one-half
of what they had hith erto been compelled
to pay.
Traffic NJ anager John Moss of the San
Francisco and San Joaquin Railroad yes
terday issued orders for the continuation
of the present passenger service until fur
ther notice.
This means that the popular Valley
road is now in the field as a full-hedged
competitor of the Southern Pacific in the
territory through which the new road
operates. viz, between this City and
Fresno.
Between Stockton and Merced the new
line parallels and runs between the main
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad and
its Copperopolis or east-side branch, while
from Merced to Fresno the Valley road
runs but few miles to the eastward of its
rival.
AS the difference in the passenger rates
of the two lines is on an average about 81
in favor of the Valley road, there is no
doubt most intending travellers will give
the preference to the new road, even If
they drive a few miles further 10 reach its
stations.
A comparison of the passenger fare
schedule issued by the Valley road yester-
day with the existing scheduIe Of the main
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad to
competing points, show that the latter's
rates have been on an average cut in half.
The two schedules follow:
VALLEY ROAD SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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JULIO sANGUILLY,s TRIAL.
The Spanish Prosecutor Insists That the
Accuxed BE (Onrfcted.


accused he COnricted.
HAVANA, CUBA, Dec. 22.-The trial of
Julio Sanguilly on a charge of conspiring
against Spanish authority, was continued
to-day. The attendance was smaller than
yesterday, when the trial commenced, but
there were enough spectators present to
fill the courtroom. The sitting was de-
voted entirely to the speeches of the pros
ecuting attorney and counsel for the de-
fense. The former continued the argument
against the prisoner which he opened yes
terday, and again insisted that Sanguilly's
guilt had been proved and that he should
be sentenced TO life imprisonment. He
decried any par iality being shown the
prisoner on account of his being Span
lard by birth or because he was an Ameri-
can citizen, and held that exact justice
demanded that severe punishment be
meted out to him.
Counsel for the defense followed the
prosecutor. In a cool and reasonable
speech he refuted the charges made against
his client and demanded that he be set at
liberty. Before the speech had been con-
cluded the court adjourned until to-mor-
row.
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VALLEY ROAD.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
san Francisco
San Francisco

The rates here quoted of the Southern
Pacific are those charged on the main
line. On the CopperopoIis branch, with
which the Valley road is also in competi-
ton as far south as Merced, the rates are
much higher.
So far as service is concerned, the Val
ley roads equipment is of the most
modern kind, which means that every
consideration has Deen paid to the COM
fort and convenience of passengers in the
construction of the coaches. The expert
ence OF the past week, during which ex-
cursion trains have been run to the
Fresno citrus fair, has demonstrated that
the road bed is in excellent condition and
the connection arrangements at Stockton
work in most satisfactory manner. The
regular time schedule between Stockton
and Fresno will be the same as that in
use In running the excursion trains. 1t Is
as follows:
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Saws Olnev Is Hrona.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, Dec. 22.-Ex.
Secretary of the Navy Thompson, in an
interview to-day, says Secretary Olney is
wrong when he asserts that the President
still has the power to act automatically
or otherwise as he pleases after the pass
age by Congress of his veto OF the resolu-
ton recognizing Cuba. Ex Secretary
Thompson says, however, that so far as
he can learn there is no independent gov
ernment in Cuba which this country can
recognize. He hopes the Cubans will es-
tabIish a Govern ment and be free.
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as IOIIOWS S.
Southbound.
Northbound.
TOP only on signal

At TINS end passengers will take the
boat at P NJ. and arrive at Stockton in
the morning after good nights rest on
the well-equipped and comfortably fur
nished boats OF the California Navigation
and Improvement Company. Fresno will
be reacneo ABOUT noon. On the trip north
ward the train Will leave Fresno shortly
ailer the lunch hour, and arrive at Stock
ton In the evening, so as to make a close
connection with the steamer for San Fran
cisco, which leaves at O'CLOCK and
arrives in San Francisco early the next
morning,
Thus passengers will lose but half a day
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-23
AUsED BIZ MISrEAosD sg1roH
Fatal Hreck on the chicago Gnd North
1UesterH Railroad

Fdt"t hTecH on the chicago una North
Uestern Railroad
DES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. pa fatal
wreck occurred on the Chicago and North
western Railroad at Ontario this forenoon.
A misplaced switch ran freight train on
sidetrack and into some boxcars stand
ing there. The train was completely
wrecked and the property loss will be
large. Fireman James Tracey of Clinton
was instantly killed and Engineer An
drew Sill injured SO that he will probably
die. Trains we're delayed several hours.
II is believed the switch was misplaced
with malicious intent and an investigation
is being made.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-23
D,nth of an Ere,trictan.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. oh. L.
Lufkin. the manager of the Croker
Wheeler Electric Company and we'll
known electrician, is dead. He returned
few weeks ago from Western business
trip and was taken Ill few days after
ward. He underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis, but did not recover.
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RELEASE OF ARMENIANs.
Fo.sr Ihous and Prisoners May Be Sc
at Liberty.

Four Ihous and Prisoners May Be Set
at Liberty.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 22.-A special
cable to the Herald from Constantinople
says: The large measure of clemency on
the part of the Sultan toward Armenians
recently referred to will probably bring
about the release of 1000 prisoners and the
remittance of all sentences of death. This
has been promised to Patriarch Orma-
nian, but it needs ratification.
At council of Minis ers at the request
of Mr.. Terrell, the United States Min
lister, Hatoum Ardourian, who was i'm
prisoned at Trebizond, has been released.
Nine individ uals who were arrested at
Aleppo have also been set at liberty. the
release of these prisoners having been
promised to Mr.. Terrell by the Sultan.
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BURIED IN CANE FIELD.
There Maceo's Body Was Placed Afte,
HIS Murder.

HIS Murder.
NEW YORK. N. Y, Dec. 22.-Presi-
dent Tomas Estrada Palma of the Cuban
Junta yesterday received letter from ].
A. Huan, the Jacksonville agent of the
Cuban republic, stating that there need
not now be the slightest doubt that Gen.
eral Antonio Maceo was killed. He said
he had made careful investigation OF
the reports through persons station ed at
Havana, and that the result was confir-
nation that Maceo fell and was buried in
a cane field. The location of the grave is
known only to those who conducted the
burial