Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 42, Ed. 1, Wednesday, January 15, 1896 Page: 1 of 8
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jilfate I T Jan II Special
I oclock this morning deorge Con
i hll holding scrapers at
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fmbankment caved In on him cover-
Mm and one of the horses complete-
II only lived ten minutes after
Lit taken out The hone la crippled
hilly It lll have to be shot Mr
tun wi a tingle man 30 years
m mil known and liked by every
hut llaa a brother In St Louis
al yet have bene unable to obtain
I atrtet address to wire hint oo his
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Iton T Jin 14 Kneel at W
Ciuthoa ta old Mexican war vet-
ana Highly respected citizen
ilsdo fitea it bis home Sunday
Bint at I o clock and will be bur-
wila Muonlo honors today at 2
Kit
tosranii1 Jury hi been diligently at
tor cwr a end up to date
return only seven Indictments
scutes ai wort on the John I 10
Me Confident that Trt la nnw In
ico ftDd think that his whereabouts
01 irnea urn y eck
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iJMlll camp No 1 Woodmen of
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aunak met today and elected d
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Ui Mnjor Connor Talks Abont ttte
KuiiitJ lrnntlt Itoml nit Free
Silver Capital otea
Austin Tex Jan 14 Special Col
onel W S Slmpklm of Dallas U here
today Conversing to the Gazette cor-
respondent on political matter In ecu
oral ho said
It has been a matter of general com-
Uariiey Olbba was setting ery weak
knoed In his Democracy In fact it Is i the mdents
known In our city that Mr Glbbs stat
ed some months ago that he Intended to
make sixty speeches during the com
Ins campaign In criticism of the na-
tional and Btate Democracy Glbbs Is
gone The Democracy might as well
bid him a tender good bye and I take
It that the Populists are wlllng and
anxious to give him a warm teceptlon
Into Its ranks lie howeer seems to
prefer the appellation of Independent
to his name and It remains to be seen
how Barney will organize his own lit-
tle party and nre hot shot Into the
Democratlo ranks
Polities are very much In a mixed
stale In Dallas county Tou called the
turn oung man when you said that
tho Dallas gold bugs are for defeating
tho Democratlo nominee for congress
at the ensuing election My Idea Is that
Jerome Kearby will again be put to the
front for congress In our district and
there will be lots of fun ahead I prom
Ise you 1 am candid In saying that I
believe the gold standard fellows will
lend all the old and assistance to Kear
by that they can to defeat the Demo
cratlo nominee though I am of the
opinion that they would prefer to see
both the Populists and Democratlo
nominees on the free silver Plairorm
defeated and would very PrpUWy
unite with the Republicans If they
thought there was a ghost of a chance
04yteVlncehehre Wlborn tWht In our
district for congross have I beer i In
politics but you may rely on it now
that If the Democracy stands flatfoot
ed on n free sliver platform I will be on
hand to make a light for It
Kx Maior Bud Connor of Dallas In
conversation with the Gazette corres-
pondent today stated that he was very
much in favor of a i rapid transit road
between Fort Worth and Dallas The
enterprise will receive the hearty co-
operation of Dallas he said and
1 imir to the benefit of both
cities When asked for apolitical ex
Glbbs matter he
pre on anent the
said that he was out of Pf
time to come and was at present build
ng railroads and besides he would
no carp to in any way frltlc
Olbba s he was one of the directory
of his road I do not now or never
dldholoSi in the bras liar Democ
racV Mia said and I want to say ror
Barney QlwV that he la a thorough
campaigner
a cmcuiAn Tssrcn
tJperTnrtenf hr
To Connty
Snperlntendent CarlUIe
Austin Tex Jin
Vupcrlnfendent of public instruc
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FOUT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15 1800
The St Louis Millinery Cos
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Jackcts and Capes Infants Cloaks Corsets Kid
Gloves Embroideries Laces and everything in
tho Millinery line now going on at
301 Houston Street
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Wo bought this Btool wl leas than 40o on llio dolar
and advise any of our cut ners that can use any of these
goods to come and buy th1 now Como in the morning
if possible as the crowd is so large in tho afternoon
MONNIGS
BARNEY
tion today save out the following
To County UuperiiiUuvita and
Treasurers of the Bctiool Iund The
treasurerH annual statements tor
1W4 95 show that much lmpro anient
has been made In the way of restrict
inff expenditures of school funds to
legitimate purposes Hut the repoits
also show that considerable sums ncre
expended during the ear for purposes
which this department cannot approve
as legal and neceRtmry The most Im-
portant items among these Illegal ex-
penditures are those for charts maps
globes mathematical blqcks and simi-
lar articles DitursementB for these
articles I find are variously classified
by treasurers Some of them are re-
ported as disbursements for supplier
others for furniture stilt othrs for ap-
paratus Tho truth about thse arti-
cles U that they are not Included In
the meaning of any of the terms mi
dtr which they are reported many of
them are entirely worthless to the
schools for which they are bought
some of them possess a limited aluej
but none of them are In my Judgment
entitled to be classed as necessary
supplies furniture or apparatus hence
there is no provision of law that au-
thorizes the purchnse of these articles
with school funds The schools can bo
conducted successfully without them
and there I v ronton why all mi
necetsary expenditures of funds
be denied and us neaiiy as possible
all the funds used to extend the school
trm I trust therefore that no further
expenditures for these articles will bo
made as this department will feci com-
pelled to oMect to all such expendi-
tures appearing In treasurers reports
I need not repeat that expenditures
for exchange Interest attorneys fets
court costs surveyois fees fees for re-
cording Instruments printing bills and
all such Items are unauthorized by law
and will not be approved by this de-
partment In checking up treasurers
renorts
Treasurers are reminded that It is
their duty to require each voucher to
show for what It Is drawn and when
a oucher Is drawn for on Illegal pur-
pose treasurers are charged by law
tilth nntir of the llleeolltv of the ex
penditure and will be responsible upon
their official bonds for any funds paid
out nn nrh vnnehrr notwtthftnmllnff
kiT Ia Virginia LeglPinturo ment around Dallas for some time that
the slgmtureB of the two trustees nnd
HClll ro A P0nT0sn
0llckolionlnelir
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siHMiTh Th ale Is valued
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opproval of the county
Tr rirttiid b observed also that funds
derled from school taxes aro publlo
school funds and ore no more subject
to disbursements for Illegal purposes
than other school funds
I congratulate school officers upon
the Improvement along these line In-
dicated by the reports for 1891 93 and
I trust that the reports for the current
sear will show hat Illegal expenditures
of school funds have ben entirely dis-
continued
nnPAHT3irT Mvrns
Two Sp rlfil Juitues AppoInlcU la
TiYtoty rfth UUtrlct
Austin Tex Jan 14 Special The
governor today appointed Thomas
McNeal of Oonrales and Volney Kills
of Lavaca county as special JudgeH to
try certain caea In the Twenty fifth
judicial district
The Waco Business college of Waco
today amended Its charter fco as to
read Hills business College The
Jleeman Bt Clair company of Co-
manche mercantile capital stock
S5000Q Incorporators Q A lleemaii
T C Hill C T Morrow Eugene Qrcer
C I St Clair and Mrs M U rtogers
The railroad commlJtin today
agreed to approve JS0000 Dallas Ter-
minal first mortgage railway bonds
on four miles of completed road lho
application was presented toy ex Maor
Conner and Colonel W S SImpklns of
DMByor Mllo Sharp of Tyler today
the attorne -generals
nresertted to
Separtment J35 000 city of Tyler re-
funding bonds for approval
The attorney general is preparing to
bring suit against the Southern rail
way of Kansii for violation of railroad
C rSlSSS boarf of education has np
nrofed the decision of Superintendent
SPubllc Instruction Carlllt In the
Denton school muddle as given in to
days aaxette
iiEGcaTS iv snssiov
Colonel nrneUenrWIae Prrenl Hul
Terltr l Tele cootr
Austin Tex Jan
a meeting of the board of University
rwnt W It was decided to np
JS5i an agent to attend I to ImjIp
enforce payment
the University ltnds
nf leases etc Other important
were Sken up but wlHMt be
olspostd of until Joniorro wv
Colonel George Brsckenrldge of San
r Miiiri to the University
through the boarJ a jrr handsome
telei cope
PENSIONS
Subject or Discussion
in Senate
srrxiAL iiioN nin mtuas out
tiiu UCOAin
MILLS RESOLUTION
OX TIIU riNANCIAL UlIlION 19
rni9iMLn i tiiu amiiil
can iiuubu or ioitus
It DeelurcM for tho lymciit
tlounl OlillKnttonti ln UotU
Gut it and Silver
Washington Jan 14 The bill grant-
Ing a petition of TS monthly to tho
widow ot the late lirlgadler General
Coggeswell a representative In con-
gress from Massachusetts at the time
of his death caused a long debate In
the senate today
Mr Hill and Mr Mills wanted In-
formation as to tho system pursued In
granting these special pensions and
Mr Allen Pop Neb opposed discrim-
ination raying
I wont to go on record as opposed
to any distinction bctwein the widow
ot the prhate soldier and that of a
brigadier general major general or
nr othr It was n plain poldler ho
added who met the brunt of the war
To hear senators talk It would bo
thought that It was the brigadier gen
ernts who won the war It an a dis-
crimination
Mr Hoar ashed If Mr Allens logic
would lead htm to approve placing the
salary of General Miles command-
er of the army at 13 per month
It would doubtless measure the val-
ue of his services In many cases an-
swered Mr Allen
Mr Hoar tBked If the Nebraska sen-
ator did not pocket 3000 a jear white
feome poor constituent made only 73
cents a day
At least I pocket no mora than
X5000 responded Mr Allen sugges-
tively and oddd that senators talked
as though CM made some distinction
between the reneral and the soldier
Mr Thurston Itep Neb made his
maiden speech in the senate in supiort
of pensions and eloquently portrayed
the services of his deceases tfathsr o a
plain soldier He urged that war he-
roes have the amplest pensions
Mr Vitus said that the senate would
certainly show full Justice In granting
pensions but he pointed out that cer-
tain peculiar influences pre ailed re-
sulting In dlrcrlmlnntlons In pensions
to wldmvs of oITlcers which bore severe-
ly on the old soldlers and thev felt It
The suggestion of ppcullar Influ-
ences was hotly resented by Mr
Iodge
Mr Allen dlsMntmed all purpose of
attacking the widows nnd added that
it was only when the blue blood was
touched that tdge grew eloquent
A motion by Mr Allen to reduce the
allowance to J50 was not agreed to
23 to 38 the Democrats with some ex-
ceptions supporting the motion nnd All
tho Republicans otlng against It
The bill was then passed without di-
vision
Tho Associated Tress bulletin an
munclnv the election nt C lumhus
Ohio of Mr Toralcer to the United
States senate was roielved in the sen
ate nnd stnriM a hu7 of comment
among the senator-
Mr Phnimn rend the bulletin and
nodded his head approvingly
A new phase nf the financial ques-
tion was presented by Mr Mills in
the form of a redutlon giving seven
delnrntlons of policy substantially as
follows
1 Against the retirement of outstand-
ing legal tender notes
2 Favoring the coins ge of the silver
bullion In the treasury
3 The Issuinco of emergency legal
tender notes In case or n deficiency
4 Against Interest hearing bonds
B nstablishlnga rolley or the United
Btnes In paying obligations In both
gold and silver
fi Repudiating the theory that a
public detot Is a public blessing
7 Urging the rapid extinguishment
of the national debt and the mainte-
nance of the sinking fund thereror
Mr 311118 resolution went to the ta-
ble until tomorrow when he may make
Borne remarks upon it
A bill granting to the Atchison and
Nebraska rallrond company nnd tho
Chicago Hurllngton and Qulncy rail-
road company a right of way across
pnrt of the sac and Tox reservation
was pissed
The bond sliver substitute bill was
taken uo at 2 oclock and Mr Hutler
lop NC offers an amendment
prohibiting the lssusnee of Interest
bearing bonds and desiring the seere
tsry of the treasury to pay In gold or
silver according to the market alue
of the coins Mr Butler spoke In op
iiosttlon to bond Issues It would not
do he sold for either the Republican
or Democratlo side to evade responsi-
bility by saying It had no majority
I pledge said he lx peoples
party votes In this chamber to any
party that will stop the further Issu-
ance of bor ds and six votes will give
that majority to either side In fact
rther psrly can hate a majority ln
this body when It desires to pass any
law In tho interest of the American
people
Mr Dutler spoke of the Benedict Ar
nolds ot finance who were betraying
their country Into the hands of the
gold peculators lie referred to the
wIM cranks and fanatical remedies of
Dr Cleveland and Dr Carlisle in min-
istering to the financial patient
Mr Butler closed at 42 and the sen-
ate held a torlef executive session ad-
journing at 4 p m until tomorrow
tiii iiorsfiTrrbws scrr
And Pensions th ftntijeet ol the
Days DUcuN doD
Washington Jan 14 The house took
up the pension appropriation bill 1m
mimaiif iin eonvenlnir todav and Mr
Northway Rep replied to lh crit
a-
icisms offered by Mr BarOttt Dm
N Y yesterday
Mr Xlemenway Rep Ind favored
the adoption of the Graff amendment
prohibiting the suspension or pensions
until fraud had been proven in a Unit-
ed States court
Mr Arnold Itep Ta In criticising
tho pension otHce denounced particu-
larly the practice ot calling on Dem
ocratlo postmasters to furnish 1nrtn
atlon a to alleged fraudulent pensions
A speech by Air Walker Rep Va
attracted more than usual attention
Mr Walker waa a general In the Con
fed era to army an the staff of General
Jubal A Early He replied particular-
ly to the remark of Mr Uemenway
to the effect that when a Republican
again took his place In th While House
no man from the South would preside
oer tho pension office Ooncrul walk
er declared there was a msapprehen
slon of the feeling of the popa of tho
South and the southern soldiers -In
regard to pensions to the men who
fought for the Union There was no
sentiment against the pension policy
of the government ln the South and
ho assured his Republican friends hi
the North that the fortunes and pen-
sions of tho Union soldiers would bo
safe in the hands of the men of the
South Ills remarks elicited applause
from both sides of the hall
Mr Wood Rep Ill Mr nttpat
rick Rep Kan and Mr Poole Rep
N Y folowed nnd then Mr Cum
mlngs Dm N Y created the sensa-
tion of the day by a short but bitter
arraignrncnlof the pension office and an
eloquent repudiation of the sentiments
expressed by his colleague Mr Ilart
lett yesterday lie declared that It
was time sumo radical action was taken
to call a halt on the pension olllce
At the conclusion of Mr Cummlngs
speech the committee rose and tho
speaker announced the appointment of
the Chlckamaugi park commissioners
nn follows Messrs Grosvenor O
Kelffer Minn Strong O Aery
tMIch Rowers Cat Republicans
Wheeler Ala Cox Tenn Maddox
and Crisp Go Democrats
He also announced the appointment
of Delegate Hjnn Okla to the com
in It tea on agriculture and Murphy
Ariz on coinage weights and meas-
ures and mines and mining
Tho house then at 423 adjourned until
touiorrowv
TIIU MCAIMtlCA CAWI
It r fore Ct imtiitttvt on Intertntc nnd
roreljcu Commerce
Washington Jan 1 The Nlcara
giian canal scheme received sntme little
attention today from thu house com-
mittee on interstate nnd foreign com-
merce when Chairman Hepburn desig-
nated a special committee of seven to
have charge ot all proposed legislation
for building the canal
Sherman N Y Doollttte Woeh
Joy Mo Noonan Tex Stewart N
J Price La and Barttett N Y
constitute the subcnmtulttee The
Bpeult cr is known to favor the canal
plan and the committee relies on the
committee on rules to give Its bill a
favorablo rule
The report of the commission which
looked over the ground last summer Is
expected to bo transmitted to congress
at an early dite
A POlllVM OIV IUMi
Advornted by Senntur Ifitlit to
lliirlmr lleffiiBr
Washington Jan 14 Semtor Lodge
today Introduced nn amendment to the
fortifications bill authorising a jyopuhu
3 per cent coin bond bill of 1100000000
tho proceeds to bo used ln providing for
the defense of the coast for tho manu-
facture of guns and for the erection ot
forts and batteries
The senate naval committee decided
today to taktt up the investigation ot
the armor cracks Item ln the Chandlor
resolution noxt Saturday when Sec-
retary Herbert will meet the commit-
tee The hearings will be private
STATKIIOOII IIIIlS lItISivTKl
To the Hoti te Com
iiilttee on IvrrllorleK
Washington Jan 14 Tho house
committee on territories orgsnlzed to-
day The statehood bills weie glvn
some attention and frequent meetings
will be held to consider them It is
probable that the Arizona New Mexico
and Oklahoma bills will be taken up
in their alphabetical order
WAS rAVOIIAIITY iiipohtuii
nil HepenllnK Inn Attain KxVnu
federate IloMiiitf Army OUtces
Washington Jan 14 The house com
mltteo on military affairs today unan
UnitM Ktates armv and navy at the
beginning of the rebellion from being
appointed to any position In tho army
or navy
Senate Confirmations
Washington Jan 14 The senate has
confirmed the following nominations
Joseph II Herod of Indian Territory
secretary of the United States legation
at Japan Herman KreU to be super-
intendent of the mint at Philadelphia
William Mlegern to be coiner ot the
United Stales mint at Philadelphia to
be members of the Indian commissions
on the Dawes commission I C Arm-
strong District of Columbia T B
Cauannls Georgia A II Montgomery
Kentucky R J Ray of Woodford O
T to be register of the land office at
that place J W Cowan of Oklahoma
to be receiver of publlo monies at Alva
to be members of tha Missouri river
commission Lieutenant Colonel Amos
Stlckney Major General William Hen-
ry liuer ilajor Thomas Hand bury
EXAMlHiM Trial
FATHER AM SOX IlISINCt THU2D AT
KTenrly All of Ibe Kvidrueo Has Ileen
Taken Amount of tlie Ilottds
Una Ileen Fixed
Tarls Tex Jan 14 Special The
examining trial of Worth Duncan and
his son Bloom Duncan charged -with
the killing of Dr J S Lennox at De-
troit was held there today AH of the
evidence was taken eaxcept that of
one witness which will be taken to-
morrow The Justice of th peace an-
nounced that he would fix the bond of
Worth Duncan at 3000 and Bloom Pun
can at fttOO which was promptly
gtven
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Linens
Embroideries
IS MADE I1Y T1I13 SPANISH TIIUUPS
WirilOLT AVAIlarUUCUDTO
The War Clood Is Urotsluff Ilnrker
In Cnba riitAttuti lr
Havana Jan 14 Exciting news from
the front was received about noon in
a shape -which prevented Its accuracy
from being denied The sound of con
tlnucd artillery firing was heard south
of Union not far from Rejuoal the
town which was attacked with the In-
surgents with the result that accord-
ing to the official statement of the af-
fair they were forced to retreat after
a heroic resistance on the part of the
go eminent force defending that place
the battle lasting It Is claimed five
hours But is admitted that the Insur-
gents plundered stores In the outlying
street of Bejucal burnt a number of
houses nnd destroyed the railroad de-
pot by lire Previous to this they had
burned the town of Salud quite a good
slsed town and partly destroyed Qul
vonica n smaller place They em
atfeted 1heso operations fcy burning
freight trains and destroying railway
engines as they pushed northward to
wqivI Havana Confirmation has been
received of the report last night that In-
imously reported favorably the bill i urgent leaders Ratal Jose Maceo and
vvnich recently passtd the senate re- others at the head of strong forces of
ne illtiir the law that Drohlbtts I inKitrvrnt In thn Drovlnce of Puerto
federates who held commissions In the j PrlncTpo believed to be much better
firmoii thnn anv previous forces and
to have been reinforced by filibustering
expeditions containing numbers of
A mericons Americans are moving
westweard probably with the intention
ot reinforcing the Insurgents now op-
erating In tho neighborhood of Havana
The Insurgents It Is believed will be
enabled to keep for some time longer
their almost unchecked operations nnd
if the Spanish generals aro unable to
prevent n Junction of all the Insur-
gents forces now In this vicinity the
situation will be nme more critical
Estimating that the Insurgents now
have about 15000 men more or less
well armed In this vicinity and that
they are reinforced by 10000 more well
armed men from the eastward Gomea
will rrlends of his cause say have un-
der his command quite a fnlr slued
army and should be able all things
fairly favorable to take the offensive
even against a strong force ot Spanish
troops defending Havana
Practically the whole of tha Island
from the east to the west with the ex-
ception of the largo towns is In pos
seselon of the Insurgents who have
burned everything combustible and
have levied tribute right and left un-
der the very noses of the Spanish com-
manders
One of the most Intimate friends of
General Cimpos claims that he has
not been half successful In operations
The Ptanl h version ot the atsok mad
by Gomess forces upon Rejucal Is
that In spite of all the damage done by
the enemy ln burning houses stores
and a rsllroad depot after five hours
of fighting and a heroio defense on
the part of the garrison only two of
the latter were killed and ten wounded
while Gomez retreated with heavy
losses after completing his days work
with burning a passenger train It Is
announced that on Sunday last th
Spaniards mad an Important rapture
In the person of Jose Cephro th sec-
ond In command of the Cuban column
commanded by General Redo Cephro
Is now safely lodged In Moro castle
and his trial will not long b delayed
A report has Just been received that
the railway station and railway bridge
at Govern hav been birned by th In-
surgents th bridge partially destroy-
ed There Is nothing In the ofTietsl
report given out to asioclat th ds
mMinn nf the ratlwavDroperty with
tha batUs fought in that vicinity cor
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world There li buton tried
certain plan for a merchant Ho
create them and that Is through
the advertising columns of well
established and -widely read ntwt
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V1LLUJ JflVJU UJJNTS v J 1
Th Parkar Lowe Or Good Co
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Special Sale on Linens Housekeep-
ing Goods and Embroideries
All Linen Datuufk Towels r 60
Kxtra sin nil Mnen Toweli 104
Daiaaak and Huak Tunel8i 15o
Fancy Damask Towfla 25o
1 CSTablo Ilne ii 1
mo ijo
M25 03
1 00 75
DOo 89
Special prices 011 all Itnen Dtranskfi Napkin anil Towels
All of last Beatons KuibraMerle slightly soiled at abuut one half
Ibe mtirkril price
HpKilsl prices on Bhents Sheetings bleach Dimeallcs oto
lint d umde Tnrchon I4icej at one half value
Dont miss ourpsoial sale Clearing prices on all winter goods
The Parker Lowe Dry Goods Co
Reliable ooilh Lowest Prices
Sounding Its
Alarms
Dread
Tim rimu 01 Tim cij is
HEROIC RESISTANCE
any further details to bo had of th
mgogement In that neighborhood
News come from Remedlos that an In
surgent lleutrnnntwlth thirty followers
has surrendered to tha Spanish authori-
ties In that district
Chnrlcr MoAdami lu Austin
Austin Tex Jan 14 -Special
Charley McAdams Jr of tort Worth
th champion four ycaroU btcjcllst of
the world arrived hero this morning
and went Into active training out ut
the Zoo park today lie will raa here
during the meet next week Ho holds a
worlds record of 67 seconds flat for
standing start quarter mile rrrde at
Evansvllle Ind October 3 ltt5
TteorfcnntBiitlon Kot Completed
Ottawa Jan 14 In the house of
commons today the government an-
nounced that the work of reorganiza-
tion was going on favorably but had
noo been completed whereupon on
adjournment until tomorrow was car-
ried
Mar llnt ff Full Fnivrr
Imdon Jan 15The Chronicle be-
lieves that Sir Augustus Hemming
the newly appointed governor of Brit-
ish Guiana on arriving at Georgetown
will have authority to deal with th
Venezuelan government if the latter
eo wishes
Hay Receive Fall Pardon
Ean Pranclsco Jan 14 Advices from
Honolulu say that tho prediction la
mnde that the parol of ex Queen L11
uokalanl will on January 17 be at an
end and that she will b granted a full
pardon
HE ATTACKED HER
this KxricninMCB or a
1IAC1IIQ YOUQ LADY
She Usui n truarsl to nla it
If From Her AsaalUaf U
BUs Haifa
Waxahachle Tex Jan 14 Special
At 9 oclock last night a white mam
entered th horn of J W Manning ln
city and attackod Miss JohnnI Lan-
caster who escaped after screerdng
for astlstftnce Mr Manning had Just
gone over to a neighbors bousa and no
one was at horn when he enteral
Miss Manning said thnt the man had a
big doer foot knife in his hand and that
ah received seveiU slight cuts on th
arms In releasing herself from his
grasp After she screamed the IntruJer
ran out the bnck way and dUapiftrea
In the darkness
DRYDEN IS BOUNCED
rnoH rnu taiuiant cooitTT
rUDLIOAlf OUAIHHAIOUIP
A Letter to That Kffel Krs a
Lonm Weol lee
Ooodell Chlrm list HS
llon ExcatlT OasuattlM
Fort WortB T 3an I 1SSS Whit S1J
Dryden Esq Chairman Tarrant Coun
tr Republican Committee Fort Worth
Teiast Dear sir Tho time is now fait
approaching when aggressive action
must I had In each and every countr
In this stat It la particularly dealr
abl that Tarrant countr shall not be
laggard In ttila direction The experi-
ences of the campaign of 1S94 when for
the first time within my knowledge all
London Jan- 14 Tbe first eerie of
wool sales for thUryear opened at th
wool exchange today The neleotloM
offered 1 were aboTy the erearf BJ
an opening ie The number ot aaje
offered wer 7I olwMeej WQ
withdrawn Al
yw A
w
t8
pretext of an organisation was wilfully
abandoned do not oiler any hop that f
the reform Itepnbllcans of Tarrant p
oounty will given an organisation
worthy the name and around whica
tbey can rally ogalnst our anclenj j
enemy Tou are therefore removed
from the position of chairman of Tar
rant county for the reform Republican
party from and after this date Tour 3
very truly U P QOODELU
Chairman Btate Republican Bxecutlv
Committee j
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