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THE GERMAN NAVAL BUDGET
Secretary of the Navy Won HOLMAN
Nay Resign.
REJECTION OF CREDITS FOR SHIPS.
Preparations for Centenary Fete..
Probable Action ON Export Boun-
tics-rhe Empires. ON bicycling.

Berlin, March T.-tCopyrighted, 1897
by the Associated Press.)-If the reich
stag, as expected. indorses the decisions of
the budget committee in refusing TO vote
the naval credits for the new vessels. II
Is understood thiA the secretary Of the
navy, Vice Admiral Won HOLMAN, will re-
sign. In the voting today the credit for
the first cruiser was rejected by the COM
mittee by vote OF 16 to IL and the credit
Tor the second cruiser was rejected by a
vote OF II to TO- The credit for the now
dispatch boat to replace the Fake was re.
Jected by vote Of Is to /. but the credits
Tor two new gunboats were adopted by bir
majorites, The credit for an ironclaa n
replace the Koenig ,Wiltslm was adoptcd
yesierday--22 TO g. Regarding the other
moneys TO complete the construction OF
vessels begun in former years. the COM
mit'ee shows a disposition to tighten the
purse strings. Admiral Won HOLMAN
vainiy appealed to the committee to IN :
ciiitate the greater rapidity OF building Nv
adopting the governments demands
dwelling upon the superiority OF Great
Britain In that respect.
Inc imperial chancellor, Prince Hohen-
lone. and other members OF the cabinet
are said 10 be still sore over the manner
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Northumberland.

Washington. March ii. - For Eastern
Texas and Louisiana. Local rains. proba-
bly, followed by clearing weather; cooler in
northern portions; east winds. becoming
variable.
For Georgia; Generally cloudy with
showers and local thunder storms; east
winds slightly warmer in the pterior.
For Alabama; Threatening weather and
local rains; cooler In southern portion
south winds. bc,Sning variable.
For Mississippi: Rain and thunder
storms; cooler in central portion variable
winds.
For oklahoma and Indian Territory: Fair
preceded by local SHOWS In the eastern por-
ton In the early morning; south winds.
warmer In the western portion by Sunday
evening
For Arkansas; Threatening weather and
rain. clearing in western portion by Sun
day; north wiiAds.
For the Dakotas: Fair. slowly rising
temperature. winds shifting to south.
For karSas end Nebraska, Generally
fair during sunday: slowly rising temper
allure; north wihds, becoming variable.
For Colorado and Wyoming; Fair and
slightly warmer: variable winds.
For Montana. Partly cloudy. not so cold:
winds shifting 10 south
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IN which they were ignored in presenting
me naval projects through Admiral Won
holman. but Emperor Williams sunnort
Oh the latter compelled them TO pocket their
wounded pride In the meanwhile the cen :
trlstS' liberals and socialists are appar-
.nt9 determined TO maintain the opposi-
tloh projects and. combined. they can in
sure the rejection of the naval schemes
me Catholic Cologne VolIs Zr;.un,
points out that siiIce 1872 the ANIMAL ex9
IenuItutes Tor the navy have increased
rom LBS 600 marks 10 81 .4O7 ,O0O marx,
anu the cologne Gazette suggests thar thn
'uhus required be provided By the taxation
,a, un ,,rauins vessels, according to the
,alue OF thoIr cargoes. and 10 marks nor
ION Is suggested as the amount oT tbo , az
ne iilfI outcome of the sensationai
persecution OF Herr Auer and forty-siy So
S'allst leaders for violation of prussia,
nams governing political associations 10
nauel oy the socialist papers as a sigrai
~ y, 'he government The outcome M
thoro~ahi "ill ne government bill 10
NJ ,tT."ushy reorganke The Prussian laws In
'his connection laws III
,nneIe mas been a movement amons ,,.,
ss,uue"'s OF Berlin university a,., -.
49, hchools Tor the continuance or ~
o an,iins nuisance. but It has been , ns
rno"n,S; uiueiched and the leaders y, tho
the api,,,,nn oeeh forbidden TO continue
Professor sombardt. one NJ ~
sors VINO has been disapproyed Of by tho
government for his economic vIew uy me
the student public ovation at the hands "o of
tessponded with toast, "I Dr,ni' au, lie
r PSofcs. IN E w German Universities free
spv also had a big ovation nV'i'" u%ver-
Another drawing bv ,hs o,,,.
exhibited on March q. II sbn nrrpr is TO be
re ,eor' William surrounded by symbn Iha
p, a Berlin art firm i, s'" n,h,,1
fetss u IN connection with tho centenarv
ne memorial hall In honor ., A.
h W. Killed during the war of ISM -. SOL,
viii no ;n , Outside the Bradonburs gate i,
isnde os sr IN ,so form, of semI-cirenisr col
Thierearten' sne open space leading to the
nearly $780, 900 names inscribed with
and ' nv bismarck continues in poor beal,h
ana De breads the excitement Of fJ hi. n h,
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menss etc, conveyed their entire stock
Of goods fcdR under a deei OF sres, Tor
the oenefit cs The following
Class A--Pcrscts a Councs. SEQ. Jesse
" walker. seete: " a Hsdtora, $3.50. c.
E Smith. Sse Total s9esN
Glass B--will shall $500. John NJ.
Snyder. {ilo5, o. c. CoEnos. 5000; A. l..
H1ntec. sssl4. p. l.. Ssli,nrle-, s2si9. r.
r. Dedse-, 500; J, s Leclorque, slsiS;
wsrne-, Cc,lins a DnlAncy, 1851. Jesse
VI, w1ikc-. sisSo: r "a, Bank. si.,iso,
A. l.. McMurrx estate Sist: Mrs, Bohhie
Hickman $1,000: n l.. Hickman. ssi4; F.
}. Williams, si2eN. Total, sSs, $50,
The PARTIES In class A are TO he paid in
ruIl; shcre in class r will he p&id IN full
u there are sufficient assets. {. not each
viii be given his c-o rata
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day ovation. Nevertheless he has accepted

day ovation. Nevertheless he has accepted
| torchlight procession in which his Ham
burg admirers will take part during tn
evening of April /.
Speaking to a friend regarding the cog
nonen The Great foisted on his grand
father by tho present emperor, Prince Bis
marck said:
p" Great Is perhaps hardly appropriate
but knight and hero he certainly was,
Prof. Kochs report on lcprosy IN the east
nrn provInces las been published II shows
mat " cases still exist. The disease was
originally imported from Russia, and sew
eral new cases have just been discovered.
There are more in the western district. and
there is one case at Frankfurt on Order
rupture has occurred at Mayence
among the organizers OF the centenary ietes
because the bishop and official dignitar,es
nave forbidden toasts in honor OF Prince
Bismarck
Count Herbert Bismarck in speech de-
livered at tnc convention of conser"atorles
at Dresden. compared the seven years since
his fathers retremnt to the seven years OF
Egypt.
All the German press express fears this
week that the regime of President McKii-
ley will bring a new tariff inimical to Ger
many.
With reference to the now American SUI
gar bill reciprocity clause. the opinion in
reichstag circles is that the German export
business will not he abolished, since the
negotiations with Austria and France fali-
ed
The emperor is still suffering from the ef-
fects Of his abcess. and is using cane In
walking. He is growing stout, and lately
~ the advice Of his physicians, he has been
prolonging his daily walk in the Theirgar-
ten to an hour and half. instead OF horse
back riding
Princess Frederick Leopold OF Russia VINO
began bicycling secretly. has been forbid
Gen to continue SO doing by the empress
on the ground that II Is not ladylike Her
majesty has conceived a violent dislike LOT
bicycling. and has prevailed upon the EN-
peror 10 discontinue the practice.
All tho sporting clubs and societies oil
Berlin have arranged for special centep
airy celebration In honor OF william !, from
June 10 to June 90, and they intend to erect
a monument to which each club will con
tribute a slab
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NOMINATION OF BAILEY.
Proceedings of the Democratic Cau-
cus-Thc Honorary Nomination.

Proceedings of the Democratic Cau-
cus-The Honorary Nomination..
Washington, March l3.--The democratic
members of the house today nomina ted
Joseph w. Bailey OF Texas for speaker
Although the election was OF no signifi-
canoe except In recognizing the nominee
as the minority leader, there was quite a
spirited contest for the nomination. There
were 1o6 votes in the caucus. j. ID. Rich
ardson, who had been 4 candidate for the
speakershp, withdrew. lie was elected
chairman OF the caucus. Mr. Bailey was
placed in nomination by Mr.. Sayers OF
Texas; Benton McMilin of Tennessee by
Mr. Mcclure Of California, and Richard T.
fiend by Mr.. Terry OF Arkansas. Several
speeches seconding the nominate were
made.
on roll call the vote stood Bailey So;
McMillin 30; Bland %. The nomination
was made unanimous then and Mr.. Bailey
was escorted TO the hall. and after thank
Ing the caucus for the honor, said:
Il fully realize that tho position to which
your favor has assigned me Is a difficult
one ana that 1t will tax all of my faculties
to properly meet Its responsibilities. Not
only so, but even after have done my best
after | have tried my utmost patience
a." '""stIS anu nave dppiieN myself with
diligence-l still must fail unless I can
have the united and cordial support of my
party. IL failure affected me alone would
not appeal to my closest friends for their
assistance. for. having sought the place,
would perform its duties to the best of my
ability and leave the consequences to care
for themselves; but knowing as | do that
the interests of my party are involved, do
not hesitate to call on every man assem-
bied here to do all in his power toward
promoting that harmony and that organiza-
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THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Mr. Child. Will Try to Resurrect the General Assign
ment Bill.
APPROPRIATION BILL COMES UP NEXT TUE
Ractiaq Committee Will Report ths Results Of Its hors Mex,
Devoted Its Session Local, Court Rcad
School Biis--Chasusi Bill Law

local
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roro tcoauu uoutsa 4 lively rate
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ton which is so essential to democratic
success. The democratic party has right
TO expect-indeed, II has right to de-
mand-that whatever antagonisms may
have been engendered by this contest
among ourselves shall stand adjourned un-
I'll we again meet to nominate our candi-
dates, and that We shall not waste In con =
troversy with each other the strength and
vigilance which ought to be employed
against our political aayersaries. Now that
for the first time IN so many years the
democratic party is thoroughly united upon
those great questions which so deeply con-
Germ the public good. let us see to It that
We do not mar the harmony with our pri-
waite contentious. When we go out of this
caucus. where We have competed In friendly
rivalry for personal advancement. into the
open house OF representatives where we
must contend in stubborn conflict for the
great principles OF government, let us re-
solve that we will look unselfishly to the
success of our party, which to us means
the glory and the welfare of our country -
\ resolution, offered by Mr. Dockery, for
the appointment Of steering committee to
act with the senate committee and confer
on party policy was agreed to, and Messrs
Richardson Of Tennessee, Dockery of Mis-
souri,, Hcinrichsen OF Illinois. Sayers OF
Texas. Holman Of Indiana and McRae OF
Arkansas were appointed.
The other officers were then nominated
as follows: Clerk. James Kerr of Pennsyl-
vanie sergeant AT arms. II. H. Mohler OF
Illinois. doorkeeper. James Kruikshanks OF
Alabama; postmaster, +. n. Stackhouse Of
South Carolina; chaplain, e. G.. Bagby Of
the District Of Columbia. These nominal
tions were complimentary.
The following nominations were made to
be recommended to the republican caucus
for minority officers. which are usually ac-
corded Isaac Hill of Ohio caucus officer;
George Browning Of Virginia. f. r. Knight
of Georgia and James English OF California
messengers
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DEEPENING THE CHANNEL.
encouraging Report on the status OF
III" Aronsns Pass Harbor work.

ArantaS Pas. Texas. March News
from the Pass this week Ia that the south
'euy' which IL being built 10 protect the
channel from tho drift caused by tho pre-.
ysllins wf'ds. already shows good effects
W deepening the channel on the inside and
banking up a Astonishing amount of sand
On mo outside The temporary structure
can no, he built much further. being only
apsp's1 'or shallow water. The permanent
sea wall nf rock viii be begun about Anr,I
or before arrangements having been unade
tor me delivery OF 400 cars Of rock about
Tint hale 'Nl ""N"t
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Judgment far Tuxes

colnesneii. Texas. March i3.--Ths Jury
IN justice purham's court at woodyilie
Thursday rendered verdict for Mr. II. A.
''"ho IN mis- claim oeains, Tyler county
ior sl2h particulars Of which were pub
llahc' IN last Wednesdays Post. The claim
sIo" on, OF the county commissioners court
having levied and caused 10 he coIiee,os
20 cents on the 500 valuation OF proner, :
Tor court house and Jail fund, when the
statutes authorized the collection q, only
90 cents instead OF 40 for that fund
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n COMMITTEE.
sENATE

Austin- Toxas March The senate
rouiruittre o. constitutional amendments
viii -cport lGyUratly Nj. Aiiee's bill
amending he Constitution. allowing any
e7ua,, % tne state 10; connected hy s
railway a. standard gauge with tie general
railway systems o. the STATE 20 give aid
through is couMlsslosers court by the
issuance ~ bonds or other evidences o.
ilscSi@iusss L the coust-Ecti3u OF rail-
0sTs through sub counties The bond is-
sue -epcucs up0l lie maturity .: The yol-
@rg RI said CDu--le.
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The ioiH'' ts=smittee N judicial district.
rae; ycEte-day srs adjourned until Mon
day morning Two districts In the Pan
handle county were cuus 3erea but not
laeidui upo1 That po-,lon o. the State
Will be shs lasl 70 be reila.r.rted,
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over the PrecipIes

Hosts OF invalids tumble y ., s !, 4
simply because they will exsrsix, I'm
erection in the matter OF esua. m q
and the avoidance Of exciting ~ ~. y
above all. In the lien Of niedl v ~. :
persist in dosing themselves y ~, ss.u Z
out Of season with drastic ana 49,. W.. d
odies. oplates and mineral ~ pS', 800
hest. the safest, the plcassn'e,s.' u as
for such hurtful no-remedles !, y. ng1 \,
stomach Bitters. poten. 10. =. I,' hIlIcu 4
matte. dyspeptic. nervous su'
plaints.
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sroke fo- the hill ard it was ordered en-
CROSSED ig g ro.e q, s. 20 =
Mr h4litr SEM up ard had rsae reso-
luton granting the ladies o. austin ne
use o. lhc asN o. representative urri
Tuaeday might ilr The purpose az holaias
Irseeuur a. the interest al humane ecu
cation Aue Organizing a society TO- he re
ysuuuu oil cruelty 10 animals Carried
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Corsicana. Texas, March i3.-The grand
jury report foS this week made this evening
shows that sixteen true bills have been
round; one-half OF these are for felonies,
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the remainder misdemeanou. ~
shows crime to be on tho deefess y
I county, h


About II o'clock last. night - D:
tered tho store Of Henke 4 Pillst ~
Congress avenue and Milan \.
tapped the I'LL to tho extent ~
trance was effected through . ~
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n y @ COMMISSIONS.

A9'9tau' General Marry today issued
con. raiss.ons 20 the following,
5pFJon hoone capiAlni G. A. Ahrenbeck
NTai hcrterari, 90 o 4. steele. second
i.sptsnsilf. shaw RiIs Ssyssota
Ewing Norwood Ssgaso,s second lieu
''llan' tnd af.lfrni. JDrd regiment.
|FciEf = Torrey, rrst lieutenant and
Charles u. fcseay, second lieutenant, Hous-
~ Liant Guard. Hous.0n.
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Dallas. Texas. March l3.--Proceedings
IN the court Of civil appeals for the Fifth
judicial district at Dallas today:
Affirlned-Sulphur Springs Ice and In
dusirial company W.. W, g. Mckinley, from
Hopkins. W. ". Carter VS.. W. A. Patter-
son. from Hill; J. c. Harmon ct al vs.. ID.
H. Lapders, from johnson.
Reversed and remanded-Mrs Josephine
Hagen ct al vs.. Mrs. Elenora Conn ct al,
from Dallas. Houston and Texas Central
Railway company VS.. James Rogers. from
Navarro
Reformed and affirmed Sherman.
Shreveport and Southern Railway company
VS. p. Beebe & Co, from Collin.
In the case OF c. s. Lyon g. Son VS. Lind
say * Gazette ct al. from Hunt the judg-
mrpt was reversed and remandod in part
and affirmed in part.
Motions disposed 'of-Wm. Koch ct al
Ys G. r Cornwell ct al rehearing. over
ruled IS W. Morgan VS.. S A. Baker ct
al, rehearing, oyerruled; Robert Gibson
vs.. Edward Gray, TO dismiss appeal, over
ruled Texarkana and Fort Smith Railway
company We. Marie II. JOY, to advance,
ovrrrulcd. Anderson Electric company VS.
Cl.bnrne Water, Power and Light company,
20 postpone, granted and cause set for
April IA " r. Lewis vs. j. +. Bell, to
postpone submission. granted; Dallas Ice
tonpany vs. Dallas Ice Factory and Cold
Storage company. to affirm on certificate,
granted.
Cases submitted-Steye Componovo ct al
vs. State Of Texas. etc. from Marion: H.
w. Chiids ct al vs.. James Wilkinson ct
al. from Dallas; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company Va. Cora C.. Ram
some ct al. from Ellis: Missouri Kansas
aud Texas Railway company VS. George e.
Whitlock, from Grayson Houston and
Texas Central Railway company vs..
Thomas Weaver ct al from Navarro;
Farmers Loan and Trust company ct al w.
Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit
company ct al. from Dallas; j. f. Gilmore
~ Kaufman county. from Kaufman.
Cases set for March 27-Iiouston and
Texas Central Railway company VS.. A.
tones. from Grayscn: Missouri Kansas
md Texas Railway company VS.. Nellie o.
Mcconnell ct al. from Grayson; Gulf, Col
'rado and Santa Fe Railway company VS..
2. 7. Kelley, from johnson; Gulf Colorado
md Santa Fe Railway company VS.. John
". Floore. from johnson; Texarkana
'lothing company VS.. Biscoe. Block K
%. from Bowie; Gulf. Colorado and Santa
70 Railway company VS.. Frank Bauman
rom Collin: j. X. & 7. n. Harrington vs.
l. B Clanin company. from Hill.
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knoxville. Tenn, March 13.--West Knox
vile today elected complete free silver
municipal ticket with one exception. AL
dcrman lIiii. the only gold man to win.
Isys he Will resign. J. s. Monday Is mayor.
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NOTES

Essnand county today redeemed 1900
"prh Of eouri house bonds.
city Attorney DeArmsn of Denison is
zero attending cascs before the supreme
court
jnq9c smith n The Second judicial dis
uft 10 here mixing With bis many fr.ends
% b'tn branches of the legislature.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
second p,.tract Court Of Appeals.


For; Worth. TcxAs. March is-ln the
court OF eivll appeals at Fort Worth:
| Motions for reaca-ins ADMINISTRATIONS
vs. Casey & swsssy company. from Tar
rant; Harris VS. L!nhers. from Bosaue;
/ Parker vs. walker. from wiiharrer; Cook
~ Carroll Land and Cattle company. from
Clay; wilson VS. Lowrie. from Denton.
/ Pryor vs. Jolly. from Wichita
To affirm on ceFtitca;e--M Missouri Kan
sas and Texas Railway company VS. Sallce.
same vs., Bailey from Denton.
For additional findings submitted
wecsns & waldo vs. Watson. from Haskell;
Richs,o;ter rs Reese, from Erath; Pryor
VS.. Jolly. from Wichita.
To dismiss appeal suhuitied-Mock vs..
Hatcher. from Ta-rant
Motions decidcd--For rehearinE. Rigs
by vs. GAlceron. from Wichita, refused;
10 dismiss appeal Mock VS. Hatcher, from
TRrrant refused: to affirm on certificate,
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway COM
pauy Us Sglee. and same vs. Bailey. from
Parton. granted Texas Central Railway
company VS. Newly. from Bosque, motion
10 dismiss apyeai refused. new bond ten
ae-ed accepted and ordered filed
Cases submitted Bicochi VS.. Casey &
SwsEey company. from TArrant. Britt vs..
RurEhart from Hardeman. Belo 4 Co. VS..
~Ll4.N, iEoI Aalrokf. f1lfi. Ewing anu t>Fd-
shear. executors vs. Best from Erath;
Texas Central Railway company VS.. New
ty from Rescue Phelps 4 Bigelow Wind
Mil company vs. Kreuser, from Wilbarger'
Barkcr vs. Merchants National bank. from
WiihaTEer Texas and Pacific Railway com
pany vs.. Montgomery. from Midland, same
rs TAcksberry from Tarrant. Aetna In
Fursnce company VS.. Millhall. from Tar
rant Story a. al ys Jones. from Archer.
Cases affirined-Sherman Shreveport and
Southern Railway company vs.. Payne. from
HOPKINS Williamson VS.. knight. from
EAstland
Reversed and rernanded-Burnett VS..
Janhach q Mclaughlin. from Archer; Fort
Worth Transfer company VS.. Basil Isaacs.
from Tarrant.
Reversed and rendcred-psrlin e. Oren-
aon company vs. Cantrell. from Tarrant.
In Houston and Texas Central Railway
company vs. McFaddeu & Bro, from Tar
rant. Judgment affirmed as TO the Houston
and Texas Central Railway company and
reversed and rendered as TO the Fort Worth
ard New Orleans Railway company.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution-Mer-
riraan vs. Casey, from Wise.
Cases set for April SHAW ct al VS..
City National bank OF Gstesvile. from
Bosque two cases; Talbot VS.. Barbo, from
Callahan Shropshire ". CLANCY. from
Co,nanche: Gist VS.. East. from Archer;
wh.iiow We. Caldwell, administrator, from
purp.-
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The Post
Incidents
expected Bland OF democratic
nomination. concentrated led
Hon X
the Texan. L.
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JOSEPH W. BAILEY TO BE THE LEADER.
he MAS Nominated for SPEAKER Giving Him the leadership Of the
Minority In the House.

Washington, March 13.-As forecasted In
this mornings Post. Bailey won easily, his
majority over Bland ard McMillin being
13. Blind was no candidate. and when Ter
ry OF Arkansas presented his name storm
of indignation arose in the Missouri dele
cation. saw Champ Clark OF Missouri.
who said 1t was premeditated move TO
butcher Bland, knowing Missouri was for
Bailey Their intentiOns in the move were;
First. to defeat Bailey at all hazards; Sec
ond, II Bailey could not be defeated then
to butcher Bland. BY placing BANDS
name before the caucus the opposition ex-
pected to stampede tho Bailey forces aid
defeat him, but 1t all failed. Had not
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". y. Alien. HicLmnnA a.

Paris, Texas. March I'm. T.. Allen
Hickman a Co. wholesale aud retail
dealers In hardware. agricultural imple-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-05

VIII some one please send Sena.
tor Worthen, of the Little Rock
debating society," now in session, a
book of synonyms, He has certain.
ly lost his copy or he would find
some word to use in the place, '1ie.
Listen at him, in his thurst at Sen
ator Hays, who in a round about
way intlmated that Senator Wor-
them had been paid to speak as he
did on the question under discuss
ioni Senator Wortheu flew to his
feet and said pointing to Senator
Hays
"Old man, have always treat
ed you with respect and believed
you were honest In what you said,
but wheu you say | am paid for
anything say here, you lie, ! get
my six dollars per day my per
diem, and being opposed to this bill,
1t Is because | believe wrong am
Independent, absolutely independ'
ent, and you or any other man, or
any set of men, who say ! am paid
to say anything" you lie and they
lie, and am here to resent It, or /
will meet you outside and resent It,
What say | belIeye.to be trne,