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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-28
SHORT THXAs SPECIALS.

Fan AAHCOS-T-hs oil us4ii closed o..
the Ist TIE ulaaaErrs report q SLccessl1i
season.
uESispN-The Stanley Ranger .he
only ~avslry fro1p 40 NDr'a Texas has
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names as 10 Walse-. - ffreaa. JAKE
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arf supposed ~ l-e ipm H9lstoa
l5Ai.LAS--Egan-y Smith. rnwdert ~
meeting % tS -ff-re-r -srf.r ara az
calculations u t1e state gor NsUae. Frl-
COZ ApfIi IL. al tua C0ruu.tr.ld cr.b
tD.ms ar 90 a. 10 Ter tFe pur1-tre -
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&c 20 4vola conflicts
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The woris were scarcely out Of his
mouth when Chairman Grant, who etood
not far In. front OF him. yelled: Who
Then the boss turned craven. Quincy,
rne buliozer weakened. The bad man
who had been In the habit Of Guessing
out" folks at previous conventions, lost
his nerve and replied mildly: Never
mind. amt mentioning no names, :,
and that's all the answer Grant could
ss a,,nosh ne rrpsa r, the an ,sss r
Quincy had rot laid his hand down right
there something would have happened
sure. enough. and he knew. hence his
r. y. Hawiey was at one time seriously
thought of for temporary chairman and
Eugene Marshall was slated for perna-
neHt chairman but they saw that they
couldn't win ard declined. They saw that
II was a clear case OF buldozing and they
WIRE afraid 20 undertake 1t. so cuney was
pus UP 10 DO the work.
rs an Illustration Of the manner in
which the Cuneyites ran things II Is
stated today by them that although d.
L, kclp was reported a. having been
elected alternate lelegate-at-large, IL was
ally c. y. keyeC who had been chosen.
They charge that koip. who was secre-
jary, substituted HIS name for that OF
to The press As a matter Of fact, none
u the Quincy delegates or alternafes were
ever elected ans not over half dozs a
Eeonle ever heard their names read ont,
the QUESTION as 10 whether the convan-
t.ou would eject them Was never put
: sertnsrmere,, when Quincy and his crowd
lefi they neglected to legally adjourn the
convention and those who paTsic lpsted
ll re Allen convention sfierusrf had
lr't Their seats ara went right on with
ne wotN oi the second meeting. y BE-
lte remarked thai ths departure 4 ne
C.fffiins aa4 BAD 10 effect upon th.SaS-
sem leee as i cui.,a not te s->'r ttst any
exodus
q ire equities thoy a-s csr.ainv
VIA tte Allfr corV%r on ard ihare =
1t3ts 99ts'lo1 A,.. yhat .he talaxares
.lv-ten .y j wil Pre- seated o.. = l.nlsfs
we Air Ni,isrliss v7e5rti rate 'hn-a
-s tNi~1i.-4. bic 9 is rot AL an IN
[t'r@l-f 1la7 i'a-E VIII % sfal0 some r,.-a--
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-28
SECOND SUPREME DISTRICT.

Fort Worth, Texas. March 2I.-The fol-
lowing were the proceedings in the Sec
ond district court of civil appeals today:
Motions Submitted-L. C. Barrett vs. w.
II. Featherstone ct al rehearing and to
eertiy 10 supreme court: j. j. Hollemels
vs.. a. G. Thompson. for rehearing; Fort
worth and Denver City Railway Com
pany ct al vs.. Martin, Wise a. Fitzhugh,
for rehearlng; st. Louis Southwestern
Railway Company VS.. j. l.. Byas. for re-
hearing; W. 4. Soke VS.. Il. S. Bouleware
ct al. for rehearing; r. d. Sanford Con-
fec'ionery Company VS. j, ullman ct al,
for rehearng; Mccormick Harvester
Company VS.. w. II. Timmons, to- file re-
cord, submitted and granted.
Motions Decided--Fort Worth and New
Orleans Railway Company VS.. c. l..
Hanger, to file record, granted; j. a.
Kemp Grocery Company vs.. Elizabeth
Aud ct al, for additional conclusions.
granted; Martin-Brown Company VS..
Elizabeth Aud ct al. for rehearing, re-
fused; Martin-Brown Company VS.. Eliza
beth ct al. for additional conclusions,
granted; A. Il. Wilson ct al VS.. NJ. l..
Houston ct al, for rehearing and to rein
state. granted and cause rcinstated: W.
II: CAMS VS.. w. l.. Newbrough ct al, for
rehearing refused: John G. Harrison
Urustee) VS.. n. Harding Ueceiver). for
rehearing, submission OF motion set aside
for reargument of same; j. G. Ingram ct
nj VS. W. l.. Abbott ct al to strike out
assignment OF error, refused.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-28
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS

Dallas. Texas. March 27.-The following
cases were today acted on by the court
Of criminal appeals:
Afhrmed-W. a. Ellison and Henry
Angel. from Ellis, 5. IL. Wilcox, from
Johnson.
Motion for Rehearing Overuled--J. d.
Adams from Greer; John Il. Peel, from
Travis: Joe Mofett, from Bosque; j. NJ.
Thompson, from Harris; John wilkins
W. /. Owens, from Tarrant; Chas. ST.
mons. from Ellis; Row Thomas from Dial
las.
Submitted on the Record-Shep Ball,
from Dallas.
Motion to Dismiss Appeal Submitted
p. j. Iowery, from Eastand.
Motion for Rehearing Submitted-Whar
ton Branch from Hnrrls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-28
MARNELoln RNsIi1.rs

From letter written by Rav ,
derman, OF Dimondale, Mich, we arc ru ai
mitted 10 make this extract: II hnyLpe PCT,
snesltSuon IN recommending DR.. Kinsno
marvellous IN the case of my wife Wh,ssl
! was pastor OF the Baptist Churcn its
k i, Junction she was brought dow "a,
NTH theunoma succeeding La Grin,'.'H
Ierriple paroNysms Of coughing nap ''
lAst hours with little interruption and !,
seemed as II she could not survive I H., "
Discovery, II was quick In It's woris S sS
. I'm satisfactory in results" Trial So Nu
Ives Tree at Il. A. Keisling's drug 800, ons'
Regular size soc aud 81 oa store
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pATENrEp To rrXANs

Patents granted TO ciiizens ~ Te9as tar
the week ending March y iF1. reporte1
through the office Of j. r. Boalo solicitor
Of patents 90 Z street. ~ " Washing.
ton. II. e..
=. X. Driver, LGfRin. Gre extlnruisher.
g. n Hardy. Dallas rotary diss pio,e.
r. I.r!ardoGk. Denison, automatic car
switchluR system.
y g. Matdu1 Dus,nr. inject destroyer
hanger or holder
L. ", Van zandt. Fort WORTH: brush.
charles Winkler, Palestine. marking
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McGRArn NscApEn

Fort Worth. Texas, March T.--It was
found this morning that Martin McGrath
had escaped from the Tarrant county jail
last night. lie made his s,%It through
hole in basement window from which
the top bars had been cut TO throw in
coal. McGrath Is an eX-alderman of this
city and was once n prominent local pol-
ucian. He was sentenced to nine years in
the penitentary for killing Jim Rushing
about n year ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-28

VIII Appeal 70 the President sl.d conrrees
for Protection
"'effaa FAILS Texas. March d mr.
ladies u Wichita Fails sad surrounding
country are preparing . aurne rpusly STAN
"a position 20 the auihctiues an Washing
ipn, Saur"sssa - Grover Cleveland. HeEe
9inhn AM Inc members of the Ilfty-
fourth congress arpeaitrg 10 ,he+r tor
Projection from criminals and ,nfisve
winch md d hlding place siong the border
OF NE indian Territory The pe'ltIon win
ne sou 70 mn laii"A ~ nii the tcRus and
country for mites aro4ad