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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-27

friends, and particularly is lie liked by the
Irish OF The northeast section OF the city,
and among the residents OF Swampoodne.
Miss Gleeson, his daughter, is Il great
worker for her father, and is enthusiastic
over the prospect OF his having third term
as Il delegate. There is little doubt the
northeast section of the city Will be pretty
solid for Gleeson. His friends say when he
once gains "a position he is likely to hold II,
ana point to his twcnty-four years service
rs a member OF the Republican Central
Committee as evidence. So much for the old
hands in the game.
THREW MUD AT CARSON.
Probably the man who was next heard OF
in connection with the candidacy for cleo
ton was l.. c. Bailey. who is reputed TO
be the wealthies' colored man in the
District. His wealth is estimated at
S15O.0O0. and he claims to have made IL
all in the barbering business. Bailey Is
member of the Berean Baptist Church. and
attracted attention by declaring he repre-
scented the respectable colored people or
the District. He opened his campaign by
vigorously throwing mud at Carson. and IN
every move has demonstrated that he is
a first-rate kicker.
On the other hand. he has been sharply
aSsaied. IL being asserted that he charged
colored people enormously high prices to
shave them nd performed the workuponthe
white people for the usual rate. Bailey
and Carson have been backbiting each other
through the whole campaign. Carson's
opinion of his opponent is expressed In a
remark he made in estimating his own
strength. He said: Key viii not poll fifty
votes and Baileys total will only be sixty
five
Col. Lorin NJ. Saunders. who lives in the
Second district, ana whose business is that
of real estate broker. and who aspires 10
| go TO the Republican convention at st.
Louis. and who does not splrn Perry Carson,
asks the colored vote because. as he ex-
pressed 1t. my father used 20 pray every
night that the shacklcs of slavery should
| fall from the negro
Col Saunders feels that he can easily sue
coed in scoring the vote of the white people.
but up 10 a few days ago was deeply
| worried because he believed he had not been
! bile TO impress the co!ored population. II
was ut this time that Col. Parker withdrew
| from the contest and left Perry Carson in the
cold. Col. Saunders knew Perrys failing
and Perry's needs. and Immediately sought
! TO effect Il combination lay offer OF financial
ali, Al first Carson detnurrcd. bui n fter
p, little talk and dickerinp the deal was
made. and now Col. Saunders has Perry's
colored vote and Carson has col Saunders
white vote. and. il is alleged. in addition n
promise TO have his expenses settled. y
Tho only other candidate to declare his
preference for n Presidential candidate is
| Col. N. NJ. Holland. who announces himself
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-27

The celebrated ice skater. j. F. Donohue.
the fastest skater In the world, will give
exhibitions at the Ice Palace during the
entire week, commencing Monday, Feb
ruary 3. He will meet any one for one,
two or three mile races at both afternoon
and evening sessions.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-27
RUsso-TURkIsH ALLIANCE.

Serious Effect OF 1t Upon the Triple
Union.
London. Jan. 27.-The correspondent OF
the Pail Mall Gazette in Rome reaffirms the
existence of an offensive and defensive al
lance between Russia and Turkey.
The correspondent further says that the
governments sudden summoning to Rome
a few days ago Of Count Migra, Italian
ambassador to Austria, was for the purpose
OF consulting with him in regard to the
serious effect which such an alliance must
have upon the triDle alliance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-27
YAQCI INDIAN MASSACRE.
Federal Troops Called Out to Subdue
the Tribe.

st. Louis, No. Jan. GA special from
Ures, Mexico, says: The Yaqui Indians have
made another raid upon the settlers in the
valley west of here. On one ranch an
entire family, consisting of husband and
wife and two children. were mas sacred, and
at another place i'll the same locality. the
Indians killed two cowboys. who attempted
To prevent the driving off of herd Of
cattle.
There is a large force of Federal troop
in the field against the marauders.
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Wash B. Williams,
9th and D Separate Storage
Rooms at warehouse.
DIS. N, w. Central location.

As this is slack time OF the year
we are quoting special prices on re-
covert ng furniture in order to keep
our staff OF upholsterers busy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
S NARTIN CASEY & CO.,
Wholesale Liquors and Cigars
FORT WORTH, - TEXAS
Corner Fifth Houston st
Agents in North TexSs for Pabst bottled beer Stat
ford Water. Principe Dc Gales Cigars
BEING WELL DONE.
wonK OF PREPARING YOUNG COL
onED PEOPLE 10 rnAcn
\. Q. Henderson, writes ON srs sss-
sees-rraaspert-aon Rate. on
Yellow Pine Lup,bcr Authorized
by the comrsisaion.

Austin, Tex. April 1i.--(Speciai.)---
Major Rose, commissioner OF ayricui-
turc. Ia In receipt OF a letter from a me-
gro teacher that is deserving of ntten-
tlon. N: @. Henderson IS graduate OF
Prairie View Normal school and presl-
Gent OF its alumni. And II n IN his
capacity as an officer OF the alumni Of
a state institution that he writes to
one OF the trustees OF that institution.
lie says that the work OF preparing
young men and women for teaching liz
being well done and that Il is valuable
He declares. however. that the manual
training department Is by all means the
most Important In the school. lilo
argues that much OF the collegiate
education that is being given 70 young
negroes Ia worse than thrown away. an
II untlta them, In most cases. for the
station IN life IN which they are bound
to occupy.
There IL much talk. says this new
apostle. of state university for the
education OF colored youth. Such tank
~ oil bosh. such n school would prove
a bcnrft TO the fcw--and mighty few at
that--at the expense OF the many"
In approval OF joint application Of
the Texas and Pacific and the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa lcc Railway COM
panira the railroad commission hns
authorized the adoption OF the rate OF
IS 80 cents per 100 pounds for the
transportation OF yellow pine humber In
car loads. minimum weight $1,000
pounds per car, from Mlneola, Tex
arkann and Clarksville and inter.
mediate points 90 Rcinhnrdt. Garland.
Sachse. Wylie, Copevillc. Icarmersville,
MORT and Celeste. effective April It.
1896.
In tho teiogrtphic dispatches sent 10
the daily papers from Georgetown re-
porting the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic convention OF Williamson county,
held ON the 9th inst. 1t was stated that
Instructions were given for Judge NJ. NJ.
King. This was n clerical error. No
such name was before the convention,
but instructions were given for Judge
w. NJ Key for associate Justice OF the
court Of civil appeals.
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Stats SpseiaRs.


CHICO, TEX. April ii.--(speciAI.)- -
The sixth annual session OF the III. and
4 institute clased last night with an ex-
hibltion which wan attended by very
large and approciative audience.
ARLINGTON. TEX. April 1i.-tspe-
oial. 1.-THE North Tarrant County Sing
Ing association met here today. The
weather was very Unpleasant, but q
large meeting was held. Tho next meet
ing VIII be at Grapevine. July H.
QuINI-AN, TEN, April 1l.-t5pcclal)
Hon y. e. Thornton. Democratic can
didatc for County attorney, and Mr.
Robnett Populibt candidate for the
same Office. met In Joint discussion At
this place today Mt O'Clock. A good
attendance reported.
GATESvIIi.1s, TEX. April i1.--CSpe-
cial) 1.-THE Confederate veterans are
called TO meet here on the eist inst
General Roaser OF Virginia will lecture
here on that day ON the Lost Cause
HIGGINS, LIPScoMB COUNTY.
TEN. April ii-spccinl John w.
Douglas Of hpncomb. having been mp
pointed hide and animal Inspector, win
qualify At once TO succeed w. II. Par
ker. present Inspector.
EMMA, CROSBY COUNTY, Tx,
April ii.-iSpecial) 1.-THE district court
convened here this week. Judge W. n.
GIL ON the bench. a great many peo-
pie and visiting attorneys have been
IN attendance.
ALE. TEN. April Especially
The entertainment given by the young
people OF ALE last night was COM
plcte SUCCESS. and was xpprecte tod by
n largo and respectable audiences
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
RESUMED.
Filled Cheese BinAgain
Taken Up.
PRECEDED nj RESOLUTION ASK
ING ron A PLAN TO IMPROVE
THE MISSOURI RIVER.
TO PREVENT FRAUD
WAS THE OBJECT OF THE sunsrI-
rurn oEFnRrD ny MIR. TERRY.
nut me Substitute WI. Dsfeatsa--
mr.. Dinxiey's ArE-menf In Favor
of the NH but Favored n neauo-
ton of Tax on Retail Dealers
TO PREVENT FRAUD
WAS THE onJnor OF THE sunsrI-
Turn oFFERED NY MIR. TERRY.


Washington, April 1.-THE house wai
the only branch OF congress- In session
today. Before the debate ON the Allied
| cheese bill was resumed. resolu-
ton was adopted directing the secre-
tary OF war 10 furnish a plan and esti-
| mate for the Improvement for the Me-
brnalSa side OF the Missouri river op-
| posite Sioux City, la.
When the filled cheese bill was taken
up for amendment under the five-min-
ute rule. Mr.. Terry offered as "A Hubsti-
tute dill providing that every manu-
facturer Of articles intended for inter-
state commerce, selling their brands
under a false name, shall be guilty OF
a frlud and fined $1,000
Mr. Terry said that the ostrnsitle oh
lection to the bill was 10 prevent fraud
uient practices Complaints were con-
stantly made that inferior merchandise
OF all kinds was being pnlmed or on the
public. II the other side was sincere.
he said, and did not desire to crush u
single Industry this substitute would
be adopted. The substitute was de-
feated.
Mr. Dinghy, chairman OF the ways
and means committee, speaking OF the
amendment, made an argument In fa-
vor OF the bill. This proposed loglsla-
ton, like the oleomargarine law. was
exceptional II proposed 20 invoke the
taxing power to accomplish an object
that came within the police powers OF
the state. Mr.. Dingley. however Ia
vored a reduction OF the proposed tax
on retail dealers.
MIR. Mcmillan argued that as n prac-
teal question such law as this could
be more easily and completely enforced
with lower taxes. He recalled the
statement OF the commissioner OF In
ternal revenue before the ways and
means committee that special taxes OF
the oleomargarlne law was too high.
After some further remnrSs by Mr..
Northway against, and Mr.. Hopkins,
in favor, the Cannon amendment was
voted DOWNS to 70.
Mr. Cannon then moved 10 reduce the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
rnn DnArn or nn rnnLox,
ssdaes and Unexpected. Occurred Mt
Midland. tN

Mr.. Ed Fenion. prominent and we'll
ut Midland. Tex, on last Friday.
He was taken suddenly III while there
and his wife. who was at their home
at Kansas City. was telegrnphed TO
come 20 him on reaching Dcnison nhe
received II second telegram informing
her OF his death.
The remains pissed through the city
this morning on the way 10 his late
home at Kansas City, accompanied by
friends. Mrs. Fenlon WIS prostrnted by
the sad news and remained mt Denison.
whore she will Join the snd cortege and
return home.
" could not be learned what was the
direct cause Of MFR. Fenlon's sudden
and untimeiy death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Comanche, I. n, ApfIl Il.--f7HnecIRLl
"A nice little rain Is falllng here to-
dav and fRrmera are expressing thelr
gratitude for II on every hand There
vs. rood season IN the ground, and
wheat and oat crop ~ assured. The
Eoncral cron prospects. the gardens and
tho grass an look promisinR' A large
acrengc OF cotton viii be planted and
with considerable new land put IN
cultivation we may exnect larger
harvest here this year than last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

About o'clock last evening during
the hiRh wind that prevailed Mt that
time Mr.. w. ], Foreman. travelling
salesman for tho American Rubber
company. st. Louis. and wife were
standing on the corner OF Main and
Fifth streets nwniting car. The nag
stnff on the Peers building wnr blown
ground He wan quickly assisted into
the drug store OF j. y, Nclea 4 CO..
whore an examination was inadc
which disclosed the fact that he had
csicaped with only g aliEht scalp
wound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
Candidates NoMINATnn.
ueseue County Dcmorratic oos~.n
tfon Met Ncalsrtla,

Meridian. Tex. April ii.--t9pecixi., :
The Democratic county convention OF
i.oaque county nssemhlcd today Al
Meridian and nominated u fun ticsset.
Some aFpifAnts OF course were Elauyii-
tered and some old onict.,ls notably
me district clerk. were sheived. A
judicial delegation. without a In aver.
was also selected 10 represent nosuus
i such convention is called. Tho
deleshtion was clearly for Judge Hail.
~ the nnzira time aud place the RE-
prblicnns uieform) OF Boaquc county,
met and elected d,icgates 10 the con,
Eresaional convention 10 convene al
Dallas on the 18th OF April. and also
deleRptes to the state convention at
Houston on Aprli 10 The Repubiicana
passed resolution also to vote solidiy
ON the county tickot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
DIED IN THE ASYLUM
pouaAS cANmsnr1, A raoMsrsx
sroutMAs, succunns
He Was wssitAy ana Considered
oae OF shs Leading stoei4~en Of
the state neforc Ills Miasertunc.

Albany. Tex. April 1i.-.(Spcoini.) -
Through private telegrnu1s received
nem today We learn OF the death az
Dongan Campbell. who was sent 10 tho
asylum at Terrell from this place 4
short time since.
Mr. Campbell hna lived in this Sec
ton Tor many years and had amaased
quite fortune and hnB been nlways
considered one OF the foremost among
stookmen IN all undertakings Ill sd
fate 10 regretted by all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

San Marcos. Tax. Aptii M (s;peciei)
---'rhe sound-mGney Demhrrntf, In mass
meeting assembled. selected Y. T.. Rey-
noldf "a chairman and Judge FISHER
dorslng Cleveland. md delegates were
selected 10 the state cpnference OF
sound money Democrats - - is-'d at
Dlilas on April IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Malnfon, Tex. April 1i.-( Special. y
The Popuiists OF this precinct held
their convention at this place ycsters
day with ~ voters present. The coiorcsi
convention. which wax granted. and
they weqe given two delegates 20 coun1
~ convention. The dpiegates wont ufsr
instructed l.I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

There was epeakins BY tire cornf4
candidates yeatrrday II Grtufrinq 4fiC
last night at GienwoodI There Ve2
much Interest riowu nnd some pffti,
nenf qlicatlons wore put 20 ne v..,'ous
candidates. whith goes 10 show t'ai
the public a. keeniy alive 70 tItfif irI
tcrests- ts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Huntsville. Tex. April ii.-fspccial)
Spence Sims wRe today sentenced 10 be
hanged Saturday June 10. by Judge
smliber In the district court. Sims was
convicted OF vito murder AZ the last
tenn OF court and his easy was affirm
cd by the supreme court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

nepusy sheriff sntterwhifc Wais>a
-. Ills ExnmlnlnR Trlnl. .-l

workman. Tex, April IT, Especial. -
Deputy Sheriff Lee Safterwnlfe. WHO.
shot and killed J. f. Byes IN Mar
Gus Sccly's drug storr yesterday evcn-'
ing. waived examination before Jpd4s'
Joe Love this morning and was pinctd'
under 1900 bond. which wan readily.
given. -- /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

or all the people need n take a course
Of Hoods 5arasaparilla at this season
70 prevent TINT running down and de-
bilitated condition which invites dis
ease. The money Invested IN Hoods
sarsaparilln viii come back with large
returns in the health.
Hoods Pills are ensy to buy, easy 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
cnN. rnos. nossnR wILL srnAls.
BEFORE the j. &c. u. stuart canp. u.
4. v. ON May lat,

Z. v. ON May lat.
Terrell, Tex, April IL. Especially =
The inectina Of J. n. y. stuart camp
this afternoon was cse of the most
important for a long time. Arrange
ments have been invade Tor General
Thomas l.. Roescr. OF Virginia, TO
lecture at the opera house May 1, and
IN addition, the following distin,.uiahed
Confederate vetorana hnye been In,
vited by j, r. II. Stuart 10 nieet Gem
eral Russer on that occnsion. Judge
John H. Rangan. Generals j.. 4 Ross
w. L. Cabcli. Gano. Felix Robertson,
Wall. A. 4. Walls, Surgeon GcDernl &.
II. Stout and General Mabry " Aus
tin. Also the camps at Fornoy, Knnf-
man and Grecnville. a general meeting
OF the Confederate veterans will be
held III the afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
rnn sun,,s vEnnrcr.
Led 10 che Arrest os Tom Cats.
Charged with Arson.

Gainesville. Tex, April tj.--Ispecin}b--
returned n verdict yesterday eveHng'
late. ana on same Tom Cation. the 'Hgn-|
or OF the barberuhop where the M, Isl
supposed TO have originated was ar4l
rested, charged with setting fire to thsl
property The evidences IN tho case is|
not given out He gave bond TO await,
the action OF the grand Jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

To san Antonio ana Return for
Mcetiug OF icpworfh LenEue.
For this occasion the sunset Route
Will make round trip rate 20 San An
tonic and return OF one fare. not to
csceed $500, from all stations In Texas.
Apply TO nearest agent for information.
l.. ]. PARKS
A. @. p. & u. A.
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he Governor Presents Some Very Striking Facts and
Figures for the Consideration of the Administration
at the Present Time.
|URRENCY LEGISLATION SINCE THE WAR,
nd Not the Tariff Legislation Is the Cause of the Evils
Which Consistently Tend

the of East of The
A,sumcn-rhe
,uso,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Choice choctaw and McAiepter coal
in carloap lots for sale by william
Noble. s.les agent, South McAlester.
l. T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Are Royalty Entertained ny the cat.
fxcns of Mineral Wells.

Mineral Wells. Tex. April ii.---Cpoc-l
iai)--The West Texas Press aasonia-|
tion met here yesterday and today
They were given banquet on last
evening by the citizens OF Mineral
Wells. which was pronounced BY all q
grand reception. They adjourned thia|
evening TO meet again In Mineral Weils|
next fail, not later than September ISL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

See advertisement OF Texas rele-l
phone. Supply and Construction COM
pany, pare 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Now. now. now is the titae to nuy a
bicycle ut Maddox. ellison & co. on
easy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

An Ex-AId-rptan Of cicburne zzs4s
Bs-en Arrested.

c1ohurne. April Especial. )--chfh'-
lie Iockett. who was once alderman ~
the city of cieburnc. but who now lives
two miles In the country, wan today AZ
rested on charge OF forgery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

born OF the Independence OF unholy
wealth, the advocates of your schemes.
OF the most cherished doctrlnea OF
Democratic institutions. calmly tell the
people that they are unfit 10 discuss
their finances, but should loave all such
questions to experts"
1t would be affectation In me. Mr.
Cleveland. to suppose you have not read
history. Acsuming that you have, will
YOU point out Il single desDotsm that
ever reared itself upon the necks OF
an enslnved people, which had not for
its foundation stone, this very same
doctrine. that governmental AFFAIRS
should be left to "expcrtaY" And IA
there anything In all history to lead us
Ia suppose that the characteristics OF
the breed are not the same everywhere,
me United stntes7 True they are CALI
ed in monnrchical countries king,
clergy ana nobility. while here they are
cai,ed flnanciers. True. too, you have
NOT vet reached the stage which at
tnches 70 our experts Divine right.
with another four years Of your adj
rnlnistrntion. the rapldity with which
voi,r evolution has already progressed
jnatifies the belief that you would
reach even this elimination.
fortunately for the American poo
nj. we have already had ample proof
maj our "e2pertss are true TO the in
stin-ts 81 the breed. Let me cite few.
There was not long Since published
in chlcneo the following certificate OF
tho auditor Of the state OF Illinois;
Fl David Gore. auditor OF public nc-
counts n the state OF Illinois. do here's
w certify that tbs statement OF
rro.,crty nssessed IN Cook county for
fhs year 1884. fiad In this ONCE In
pursuance OF law. shows among other
rnrrsonnI properly a0scasnd In said
COOK county for the year a. y. 1891.
Tho following. viz: Agricultural tooM,
,n'nieineflta and machinery, ssh. $50.
money of bankers. broxeT7s etc, $40.
oa5; credits Of banks. pankers brokers:
10 $1,000. The above items show all