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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
THE NEXT HOUSE.

List Of Democrats Nominated for the
Twenty-Fifth Legislature.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Jewett, Texas October IA. The follow
iuf. list shows the democratic nominees fer
representatives from the various districts
of tho State to the lower house Of the
Twenty Fifth legislature. with he eAotp-
ton Of few that have not been able to
hear from Members of the last leglsla
ture who have been nominated for re-
election are designated by :. Yours very
truly, l.. hopiuso"'
Second District--Hon A. Z. oiiVer OF
Cass county. .
Third ptstr;ot--Dr. A. B. Flint of Ma
ron county.
Fourth District -
Fl''r l'istlict-Hon. II. +. Rhea OF TITUS
county
5lx'n Distribution. John w. Love and
Hon Nv. r Moore of Lamar county.
seventh District-"Hon. j. l.. Carpenter
and Hon. j. c Meade OF Fannin county,
Eighth District--Hon :. {. Evans, DR..
]. c. Fields and Hon. J. {. Ruepell OF
VI sinh District-fDr. W. II. Freeman of
Cooke county
Tenth District -------
Eleventh DISTRIBUTION. j. c. Crawford
Twelfth District-Dr e. w, II. Shell
burne of Denton county.
Thirteenth DISTRIBUTION. w. b' wan
of Houston county
Fourteenth Distribution w f. Nau-
CHAN and Hon. II. NJ. Peak of Collin
county
Fifteenth Distribution. b. L. Evans
Of Hunt county
Sixteenth Disrict-Sllon. j. Il. Bum
pass OF kaufman county
Seventeenth District - lion. Byron
Drew OF Kaufman county
Eighteenth Distribution. X. Il. Ber-
tram OF Hopkins county.
Nineteenth District -
twentieth District-lIon. j. W. Hum
phrey OF Ranes county
Twenty First DISTRIBUTION. j. II. Green
OF Harrison county
Twenty Second District-'Hon. :. ID.
Rudd of Harrison county.
Twenty -Third District-'iion. b. ID.
Beard OF Smith county.
Twenty Fourth nisirict-'lion. John NJ
Logan of Smith county.
Twenty Fifth DISTRIBUTION. J. NJ. DO
raugh Of Upshur county.
Twenty-Sixth District-iion. Z. e.
DOYLE of Rusk county.
Twenty Seventh Distribution. q. T..
Carswell of ranola county.
Twenty Eighth Distribution. W. IA
cogs Of Cherokee county,
Twenty Ninth DISTRIBUTION. ~ W.
Ewing Of Anderson county.
Thmtleth District -,
Thirtv-Flrst DISTRIBUTION. b. b. Bar
bee OF Houston county.
Thirty Second District -.
Thirty-Third Distribution. I. ). Gar
rison Of Shelby county.
Thirty Fourth District Hon. T. IL.
Good OF Newton county.
thirty Fifth Distribution. George W.
MeKcllar of san Jaclnto county.
Thirty Sixth Distribution, W w.
Dies Of Hardin county and Hon. George
~ Collier Of jefferson county
Thirty Seventh Distribution. j. T.
Brown and Hon. ". NJ. Holland OF Harris
Thirty Eighth DISTRIBUTION. b. F. Bean
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DRUMMERS FOR SILVER.


Nine Out of Ten Are Said to Now Favor
Bryan and scwen
Austin, Texas, October li.-One signifi-
c.,, fo,t,,ro - ,,o ,,ro.o,,t ,,,,,oi,,r that
-. VA S,,, l',r1 D. .ho
nas oeeh gwen out niue ho''cc Ny 'ne
daily press is the change in sentiment on
the silver question that has taken rlace
among the commercial travellers hero Of
ia'e Two months ago it was a rare thing
70 run across drummer, as they are la
TnnN calieH' VINO was no, a solh go.
, ivua! tnis ordor ul Things Is reversed, at
, ,s WIN those VINO visit Austin an IL
NV ar are hoi SILVER men, TO be sure tut
s sa,, silver a urummeFs so lar ontnumper INC
s sua urummers now that it's the latter
anu. anu not lhe former Who appear to lie II
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,aIGHT FOR pENotR AcY.
i . xhiIc Republicans Declaring for
Bryan and Scwall.
GRAND RALLY Ar GALVESTON
ia, Indorscs The Post In Its
Johh ~ tn. schrm. I'ut Zip to
swlndic Pops for Mckinney

. , a.. =,
u.ooo Texas. october ll'-ool' M ~
Waco' At, o,,v until recently a
Herring VI 49,, A.. ,,evcl.,d and
s,aunch suppartei VI w. -.
..rosed TO the free ana uhiiihi'c" 'o'h'su
-, addressed the prya an and Sewall
o. iii, and defended the democrat
club last "'e .ro,.is;o,s col inr-
10 platioru in all us i'o' 's'V''
,r, was supposed to De against bryan
,..o silyer and his appearance as an
~" u, ,,,,,on of both is n very pleas
earnest ,,.o,s of \xooo
INIT surprise 10 'he u'n'o'
Co,. Herring was nstehe" W WIN ''i''N
.,o, and his points we're LIBERAL,
e. a''en','' H. .oot tho nosition tina, the
aaplauded. fe 'O'N ,-,.
clause in thu Democratic P'u''o'"i N"'oh
,.,.rod against the federal interference
.s,,rs was the very essence, of
" oeaa and uuld not he assaulted OK
deIhoei"N' ~, etandpoint of a republican
op ~ dcsrot. He said II it be held
NM, .hn clause was a direct thrust ut
that W. s,,. sandinr troops into Illinois
.e'.,,d oya, then stand by his position
he t,,tain that MIR. cleveland violated
ana hal ..t',,,ion If mo United States ana
the sui ~, noyor claimed to have bsel
ahus.u 20" ror',ross when he sent troops in
gwen ~, y! oo' ,ri,ho,,t FIRST Issuing his pro-
" eH, t" cornr,nndine the rioters TO dis.
eialha''on noasn III, ir tnlawsul acts.
pIs' ,,orring read the constitutional pro
.oi' Nv ',,,arantoeipe each State the ri -;ht
'is'ons r",'ornmenf and prohibiting the
10 sen .roi tronns nv the president OK
VIC y, T.. .,,ros, nj the governor Of tie
~ ~ rho a,punent was exhaustive and
o'a.si - conc nnints not before male In
. .ei. aa,,,ratyn one new point made by
|
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GALVESTON DEMOCRATS.
John Loycjoy Explains the objects OF tn
Pop Fusion Deal.

John Loyejoy Explains the objects OF the
Pop Fusion Deal
Galveston. Texas. October IA confer
ence and business meeting by the friends OF
free silver, irrespective OF party, VAS leld
tonight at Harmony hall. 1t was originally
announced for Turner hall. and this con-
aict somewhat reduced the attcrddnce,
hut there were 500 voters present.
Major +. ~. Spencer presided.
After number of suggestions were
given as 20 the best methods to be en- .
ployed. It was decided to organize by wards
and assist the efforts OF the Bryan Cen
trail silver club, Organization was per-
fec,ed in eleven out OF twelve wards with
$50 members.
Short addresses followed. At the "a nest
request Of the audience, Mr.. John Lovejoy
smoke of the importance of the present
contest with the money powers working 10
control labor and tho price o! farm lro-
duce. He called affection TO low well or
gapiged this money power is. and getting
down TO Texas he said the State executive
committee. of which he is member. had
absolute proof of the most wicked com
bination between populists and republic
ans ever witnessed In this country. He
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RA1l.Y Ar rEXARKANA.

General NJ NJ. Crane Was booked Tor a
speech here last night, but failed to appear
on account -. telegram recalling lin TO
Austin on important official business. a
crowd of about 300 people ,d assembled
TO hear him and wcrc groully u.sal 2oiutcd
when The announcement was made that he
would not speak.
Hon. W r. Armstcad OF JoIevaon was
on hand, however. and delivered one Of the
strougrHt and most effective addresses on
the issues OF the day over heard In this
quarter lie Het the audience inirly wild
by the masterful manner 10 which be
skinned cyclone Davis. George Clark and
Quincy.
Governor Culborson is TO speak here Sst-
urlny night
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He made straight out fusion talk. con-
dcrning the democrats IN every rarticu-
lar. but upboldine the populists and re-
publicans. He said that he preferred the
republican gold standard to the democrat
ic free silver plank: also that II the dem
ocratic presidential candidate was elected.
which he thought would not be. and a
democratic free coinage law was passed
the greatest panic that was eve. In any
country would strike this, but that II the
republicans were elected or II the popu-
lists were put in power everything would
be all right, He claimed TO know nothing
OF the fusion between the populists and re-
pnblicans In this State.
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THE LlvlNGsToN CLUB.

Livingston. Texas, October 1S. AT the
regular ,nsuting tonlgh, Of ;iie '4Iglngston
BRYAN aud Sewall Democratic club Judge
f.. j. Marry, j. w. Cochran and 7. T..
Niece were appointed a committoe 10 Sc
cure special train service Tor the bar5eoue.
speaking and tournament ON the 10Th, ana
for the speaking on the 18th instant, IL IL
can be had aud at the most ietipGable
terms possibie. and 10 thoroughly ,uivSr-
tise such service aud speaking 'lth view
to obtaining tho largest possible attend
ance Quite u large attendance "1s rts-
ent In anticipation Of an address by jude
l.. r. Hightower. The club passed reso-
luton some time since requesting 'l"n. +.
* Ewing of the Bayou city 20 address IT
nj his convenience but so far There s no
reply from him. The club would be pleased
10 have him on next Tuesday night, the
next regular meeting, or AT such tine as
Will suit him,
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FUSION TRADE REBuEED.s
0. Is. Hogan Of Dallas WithdrsMs \
From the Canvass.
WILL NOT Re TRADED TO HANNA
fopuiis,s and Workinenien Arc Warned
Against the High Handed Actions
OF Bosscs-Strony Docun,cnt fG'

Dallas, Texas, October 40. q. Hogan.
can Railway union. strong factor In
state labor matters and close personal.
fraternal aud political friend of L. " Debs.
issued the following address today
To the Populst Executive Committee OF
Dallas County, Texas. and the Extraor-
binary plcnary Committee
Dallas. Texas, October IA, lsg6.--Gcutle-
men. Since your party leaders have seen
tit TO transgrcss every principle and man
date of the peoples party by entering into
one of the most unholy political coalitions
ever conceived by the mind of man, | am
prompted from n sense OF Justice, patriot
ism and common dccency to withdraw my
name as candidate for the legislature on
the peoples party ticket and TO rcpudiate
your inconsistent action IN attempting to
sell. barter and deliver the votes OF SOW
ercign people. like so many cattle, over
TO a set OF the most unscrupulous politi-
cal Adventures ever known.
appeal to the rank and file of the pop
ulists TO consider well this matter before
they are caught in the trap that has been
30 cunningly set for them.
| Your National ticket. headed by Bryan
and Watson. looks all right on its face,
but the electors on this ticket are pledged.
through certain leaders OF the peoples
party, to cast their votes in the electoral
college for Mckinley and Hobart. Tho
, only way to cast an effective ballot for
Bryan and free silver is to vote for the
| Bryan and SewaIl electors, otherwise your
vote will be counted for Mckinley and Ho-
bart.
| No. gentlemen OF the plennry committee,
you can not deliver the goods. No self
respecting populst will tolerate such
| high handed outrage and you may rest
assured that your perfily Will receive a
jus, aud meritcd robuko in November,
| II it suits your august body to hold star
| chamber conferences with the agents Of
that arch labor cX,ermlnaior. Mark
| Hanna. you may do so. but you can not
| buy the votes of the people OF Texas Nci-
ther can you prostitute them in the man
ner you have sought.
When | became member of the peg
lenders were in earnest about the reforms
SO cohcrcntly advocated. ] also believed
that they placed principle above office, but
recent developments clearly demonstrate
TO me the opposite TO be the case with at
least a part of he leaders OF the party in
this Statc-m mon who are managing tho
party's destincs. | therefore demand that
| INV mama bn orn sod fran Tho membership
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COUNTY CIUps ORGANIZE.

huntsville. Texas. October IA county
union Of the Bryan and Sewall and Gull
herson Democratic clubs OF the county was
effected yesterday afternoon at the court
house by the election of the following Of
ficcrs; President, T. ~ Coupland OF Pine
Valley; first vice president j. q. Ashford,
Huntsville: one vice president for each
other precinct in the county; Fred 49, Rob
inson and f. + Miyficld, secretaries, ".
H. Woodall, treasurer; John c. Williams.
organizer. Regular meetings are to be
held every Tuesday and grand torch
light procession will occur in Huntsville
saturday night before elnctiOn.
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THE TENTH DISTRICT.

ii /.
Indications Point to the Election of Shell
burne Beyond Any Doubt.
Galveston, Texas, October 1.-THE i'm
preston appears TO prevail in some lor-
tions of the Tenth congressional district
that Galveston county is practic Ally solid
for Mir. Hawley. the republic IN ncuinoc
for congress. Judge Beaurgard Bryan OF
Brennan and DR.. McGregor of Houston
came here yesterday with that sort Of an
impression, apparently, but 1t is probably
safe to say that their minds We're disabused
by contact with some OF the Galvcst ondns.
The truth OF the matter is a great many
tolerably well informed people LYING on
the island do not believe that Nr. HaNlcy
VIII carry Galveston county DIT Ill, or. at
the worst by more than a very small plur-
atty. The republican vote is very nearly
solid for MIR. ilawley and he will get some
sound money democratic votes, but not
nearly so many as We're confidently eN-
pected at an earlier stage OF the .aInpaiEn
The democratic rally al Harmony Ian last
Saturday evening was a pretty good ndi-
cation of che democratic vote in this city,
ana good many voters came away from
that meeting saying they wOlld vote for
Shelburne who had not previOINy made
| up 'helr mlhds OF VINO We're inclined TO
follow the sound money advocates INTO the
republican party. The speeches of Mr.. shell.
burne' Major Spencer Judge ROBSON and
colonel street had very marked effect in
bringing wanderers back to the democratic
fold and have been the topic OF discussion
ever since There is a mistaken impression
abroad that the strand, meaning the
business element of the city, IS Practically
unanimous for Mr.. llawley. A canvass OF
me business men OF the city you'll show
now erroneous is this impreSSt IN, while
the white labor vote tha' does not 20 10
the populist nominee will 80 wi'h practical
pAanlmity TO Mir. Shclburnc, uniH-s some
thing occurs between now and November
8 to change the situation.
\ local politician VINO Knows as much,
perhaps, as any other man IA 'iAl.c ton
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lMBopEN AT GRAPELAND.

Grapeland. Texas. october 10. lion. w.
NJ. Imbodcn spoke here today to fair
audience. Mr.. Imboden is the democratic
elector for this district and thoroughly
maintained his reputation as an orator.
A good many populists were in the audi
ence and after Mr.. lmboden explained 10
them that they would thus throw their
votes away by voting for Bryan and Wat
son. in fact indirectly voting for Mckinley.
several were heard to say that they would
vote for Bryan and Sewall straight. Az
patriotic American citizens they would rot
do otherwise,
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THE TEXAS ELECTORAL TICKETS.
P0PuLlST.
State Large:

State-at-Largc:
T.. o. Call.
II. ID. Wood.
District Electors:
Firs,-li. II. Cabannas.
Second-G. W. Carries.
Third--John q. Byrne.
Fourth--S. G. Harper.
Fifth--E, W. X fitzpatrick
Sixth Il. q. sessions.
Seventh--G. Il. Harris.
Eighth. T.. Martin.
Ninth--M. NJ. Williams.
Tenth. A. Allen.
Eleventh.. Curothers.
Twelfth. w. Haines,
Thiriecnth-D. h. Gllliland.
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JOINED THE DEMOCRATS.

Woodyille, Texas October l4.-Hon. f.
4. Henry, one Of the most prominent re-
publicans of East Texas and ex-chairman
OF this congressional district. has Joined
the Bryan and Sewall club of this place
and is now giving them his hearty sup
port. He has been life long republican
and was Union soldier and this is the
first :ne in his life that he viii vote the
democratic ticket He has always been
In favor of the free coinage of silver and
now that free coinage is In sight he is
not going TO sacrifice his principle for the
sake OF the republican party.
J. II. Osborne. a fusionist. but stamping
the State al q populist. spoke here today.
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rLANAGAN AT TnMpl.r.

Temple, Texas. october H. Hon Web
slcr Flanagan of what are wa here FOR"
fame. spoke at the orora hohs' 'aft n'snt
TO a large audience conf 1acl mainlY Of
democrats. There was hucn m iment
carried on between the FREQ silver de'no-
Gratis and III, speaker y i,Ir' Qua lueS-
,ons were propounded by m"mht's of 80
audience and they succeeded IN coufdi lag
the speaker 10 Il very considerable de-
gro The republicans aro riueh d';ap~
uolntpd MT tho spcech
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REPUBLICAN.
State-at-fArge:
PhAemon II. HUI

Statc-at-1Arge.
Philemon r. Hunt.
George q. clifford.
Distric, Electors.
First--cherlcs II. Peck.
Sccond-Colr,nbus Emanuel.
Third-Cmries W. Rush.
fourth-rhomas W. Sparks.
Fifth--Gcorge 4. Knight.
sixth 1cscr,t T.. Wiley. '-''
Scvcnth--Hugh l.. Witcner.
Eighth--Harry Harris.
Ninth--Josaph w. Burke.
Tenth--Perry :. White.
Eleve lth--Julian X. lIcxter,
Twelfth--Jamcs l.. M,llspaugh,
Thirtecnth-Robt, +. Campbell
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DEMOCRATIC.

State-at-Large:
7. S. Smith.
Wlnbourne Pearce.
District Electors.
First-r. G. Burlington.
Second-W. ~. lnbodcn.
Tn rd-Ned Morris,
Fourth II. +. O'Neal.
Fifth-E. l.. Agnew.
G.xtii-si': L. Powell.
Scvcn,h-D. II. Hardy.
Eighth--M. NJ. Scott.
Ninth-T. Is. Cochran.
Tenth-S. II. Hopkins.
Eicventh--A. $. Thurmond.
Twelfth--M,lton Mays.
Thirteenth-S. +. Hun.
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coloREp FOLKS BARBECUE.

Manor. Texas. October lathe colored
people gave n barbecue here today in the
interest OF Mckinley and Hobart and the
republican ticket The affair was not as
successful as was anticipated. though they
Ind an enjoyable time ed Anderson. Andy
Houston. W. - Brush and II, w. Wilson OF
Austin and John Taylor icolorcd) of Web
bervillc spoke.
s. J. Jenkins (colorod). attorney Of Aus
tin. spoke for free allver.
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Decatur. Texas. October 10 Ex Cover
nor j. $. Hogg is billed for a speech here
next Saturday The democracy OF Wise
county is jubilant and expects to roll up
the usual majority at the November cleo
tioD
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pouTHITT CAMPAIGNING.

Bryan. Texas. october li.-,fion. W. II.
Douthitt. OF Bell county, poptlist nominee
for congress from this. the Seventh lls-
trict. is making u campaign OF this
county. and Will speak in Bryan tomor-
raw night
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1,I,I.nrpsON AT DENTON

Denton. Texas, October li.--Govcrnor
Culbcrson spoke here today to the largest
audience assembled here this year.
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AT TILE STORM CENTER.
Green Continues to Bounce Chairmen-
Colored Voters For Culberson.

Green Continues to Bounce Chairmen-
Colored Voters For Culberson.
Dallas. Texas. October li.-Major w.
A. Hutchinson Of san Marcos was today
brought out us a candidate for attorney gen.
cral on the populis; ticket
Chairman Green is swinging his official
ak quite freely, He has decapilated county
Chairman Allen of Harris county ana NC
Gar OF Travis county for INSTRUMENTATION,
and il is said that other heads VIII ny.
Lewis Simonson has been adiudGed in
sane. He was found haranging an mag
mary audience ON the merits OF the sold
standard. Like many others he Is under
the Geluson that the country VIII De
ruined by the triumph Of free silver.
j. $. Tibbitt OF Houston VINO was
known while here as the destroying
angel OF populism." asked today by Post
reporter as to how colored votes VIII be
cast In the election replied AT least 90
rer cent OF the colored voters are openly
for Culberson and we are rapidly making
inronds upon the balance OF them. Eddie
Green and his coterie Of kindergarten pol
iticiaps over there al the oriental m'gh'
as well try 10 pluck star from the heaN-
ers Wha, sort OF consideration Is ne
gro getting at the hands OF Green com
mi,tee? None whatever Ny ihloriiul 10" ~ \
that negroes have no more stauulns ~
that committee than a tramp "as W."
pay car .,
Tbbit lcf, tonight for Palestine
n 4
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$40 ANToNIn REGIsTRArInN.
Tn CURE a lOLnIN ONEDAY

San Antonio. Texas, October a. Regis
tration today 55i; total to date. 5lil.
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take Laxative Bromo ounlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money 4 It falls
to cure. &c.
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eleclon day.
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DEMOCRATIC srEAKINGs.

MeXia, Texas, october 13.-The follow
ing bulletin was issued from democratic
headquarters today:
Hon. n. A. Cravens will speak at the
following places; Fairfield, Monday, Octo-
Der 10. at 80 p. m; Dow, Monday, Octo-
her 10. at 1870 p. m; Luna. Tuesday, Oc-
tober 90. at 1880 p. m.
Hon NJ. NJ. Crane Will speak at the fol-
lowing places Sherman, October H. AT .
p. m; Denison. October Ii, at night; Paris.
October ~; Mckinney. October 90. Dallas
October 90 AT night: Honey Grove Octo-
Der q Bonham, October II, at night;
Denton October %; Bowie. October %:
Gainesville. October "a, Corsicana. October
2G MoXia, October 81; Waco. October rs;
StcphenYille, October 90; Cisco. October 80
Esstland, October 81; Grandbury, Novem-
Der =.
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'b III lcft tonight Tor Palestine.
poLITICAL BARBECUE

Luling. Texas, october A'--No'wi'h-
standing a slow aud contiguous rain
large party OF candidates ana tne'' i'eHu'
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THE county seat war In Fulton
county between Lewistown. the
county seat, and Canton has been in
course for years, but after the mys-
FERROUS destruction by fire OF the
court house. something like year
ago. the fight has been fierce. and
personalities have been severe and
bitter examinations and recrimina-
lions were generally in order. Cau-
ton wants the county seat removed
from Lewistown to Canton, and to
bring such change about is leaving
no stone unturned. Lewistown
wants things to remain as they are.
Fulton county must have q new
court house; the question is shall 1t
be erected ut Canton. or at Lewis
town. 1t Is now proposed by the
latter city to build n new court house
and present 1t to the county. Can
ton is yet to be heard from.