Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 238, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 7, 1890 Page: 1 of 12
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Good Bain in Bowie Countr
Special to the Gazette
TEXinsAXAjTEi June 6 A splendid
rain fell here last night Report from
different portions of the county indicate
the rain general and is good season
KS RECORD
lfie Judge in Print in Connection
With the Strike of 1886
The Knights of Labor Kot Held in Yery
Hiirh Esteem by the AntiCom
mission Hens Candidate
Williamson County the Home of Land Com-
missioner Hall Will Send a Boss
Delegation to an Antonio
LOOKING BACKWARD
Special to the Gazette
Dallas Tkx June G W A Shaw
ot the Texas Farmer has been looking
up Judge Cooks record and particu-
larly that part of it wherein he put him-
self in print in connection with the great
railroad strike In the spring of18SG
The following extraots from the writing
and utterances of Judo Cook taken
from the flies of the Galveston News
will appear in the next Issue of the Texas
Farmer accompanied by spicilywritten
comments by Mr Shaw
In acommunication to that paper of
March 24 I8SG Judge Cook said
The Knights of Labor is an organi-
zation formed for the purpose ot formu-
lating and enforcing demands against the
rights and property of others whion are
not maintainable nor recoverable by the
law ot the land and is therefore nec-
essarily lawless and revolutionary
In connection with the above judge
Cook admitted that the great evil was
caused by the exactions heartlessness
and tyranny of incorporated capital
This drew from the Galveston News an
insinuation that Judge Cook was
troubled with a gubernatorial bee in bis
bonnet to whioh he replied in the same
paper under date of April 1 1SS6
I am not a candidate for governor
and have not the most distant idea that
any emergency can arise which would
make it my duty to be a candidate for
either the nomination or the office
My lack of personal popularity and ac-
quaintance my comparative poverty
my unfeigned disinclination to politics
the wishes of my wife and children the
great and unavoidable responsibilities of
the position nnd my aversion to the
tfearful abuse and criticism not to say
wehavc on hand MONEY TO LEND atlrart stffnlers hoaDed upon all men who have
KB4aftienardihood to take high places deter
me from any ambition that way If I
were able to do so I would pay the sal-
ary and add a bonus of 810000 to any
other gentleman who would bold the
office rather than hold it myself
In this communication Judge Cook
found it necessary also to explain his
abuse of the Knights of Labor He said
I am neither a Knight nor a capital-
ist and wrote of their quarrels without
bias or prejudice between them and with
the solemn couviction that unless the
peoplo take hold of both of them and in
the exercise of their just rights in this
matter compel both parties to respect
the obligations they are unSer to the
state and her citizens they themselves
will be the sufferers
On May 8 188C another article from
Judge Cooks pen appeared in the Gal-
veston News suggested by the Haymar
ket riots in Chicaco the responsibility
for which he attributed to the Knights of
Labor Among other things he said
Powderly who is an overrated and
hypocritical fraud comes to the front
with an indignant denial ot responsi-
bility for himself and his followers of the
direct immediate and necessary conse-
quences of his and their lawless precepts
and examples In my opinion he is a
liar because be is a coward He and his
Irons Blocks Golde ns Vasmors and
other coadjutos are the instigators
movers and expectant beneficiaries of all
this communistio devilment When men
organize to starve and torture people
into a compliance with their onesided
demands they are common enemies of
mankind and deserve to be treated as
suoh No people or government
can afford to treat with Inoendiartss
assassins and plunderers while they
hold in their bands the blazing
torch the dynamite bomb and the
fruits of their robberies Surrender
unconditional and complete should
be first demanded and after this
will be time to discuss their claims Un-
til they do surrender let suoh force as
will compel it to be brought down upon
them and let the contest be short sharp
and decisive The Knights of Labor
cannot shirk the consequences they and
tbey alone have brought about
Not a drop of blood has been shed not a
groan has been wrung not a pang has
been suffered in all this miserable busi-
ness for which the Knights of Labor are
not directly and Immediately responsible
If Knights ot Labor have not
done these devilish deeds then who
have This cowardly disavowal
of the responsibility is a travesty upon
the title they have filched from honor
and chivalry They have stolen the
livery of heaven to serve the devil in
nOJIE Or LAND C01IMISSIONER HALT
Special to the Gazette
Baetlett Tex June 6 Interest in
the gubernatorial campaign continues to
increase in this Williamson county
This county although the home of Land
Commissioner Hall will send a Hogg
delegation to San Antonio Ninetyfive
per cent of the farmers of this county
will vote for the commission amend-
ment
Judge Cook has some strong supporters
here but even tbey admit that without
a change in the tide of affairs Hogg
will be nominated on the first ballot
ATTOMfErGEJTERAI HOGG AT BOMBAST
Bothak Tex June S ISO
ditor Gazette
pK friends of AttorneyGeneral Hogg
are somewhat surprised at the very
meager notice appearing in The Gazette
this morning of his able speech delivered
here yesterday It was a grand ovation
for AttorneyGeneral Hogg from the
time he stepped from the train yesterday
morning until he departed from our city
He was met at the train by a committee
and escorted to the hotel where he was
met by many citizens anxious to take
him by the hand and from 1030to 1145
in the forenoon he held an informal
levee or rereption in the halls of our
magnificent courthouse where hundreds
of Fannin countys truest and best Dem
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FOUT WOUTH TEXAS SATURDAY JUNE 7 1890 TWELYE PAGES
ocrats were introduced to and received a
hearty bandshake from the next gover-
nor of Texas At 130 oolock he was
escorted to the courthouse oheered by in-
spiring muslo from Bonham s silver cor-
net band where the capacious district
court room was so densely packed with
citizens from all parts of the county that
it was with some difficulty that he could
make his way to the speakers stand No
such gathoriug of people has ever met in
Bonham since the dedication of our court-
house The general was introduced by
Mr Pros Thurmond in an eloqueut and
effective talk of some five minutes nnd
when our noble standard bearer took the
stand he wns greeted by olieor after
cheer that mado the very ceiling ring
He held the audience spellbound for two
hours except ever nnd anon the vast
crowd burst forth in wild enthusiasm
over his able odvocaoy of railroad regu-
lation The friends ot AttorneyGen
eral Hogg claim this to be the ablest
Bpeech ever delivered in Bonham
After the conclusion ot Attorney
General Hoggs speech the Hon W L
McGauchey candidate for commissioner
of the general land office made a short
but effective talk that seemed to capture
the whole audience B
UrTEKEST AT QUAXn
Correspondence of the Gazette
Quaxaii Tex June 5 A great deal
of interest is manifested over the race
for governor The primary in Quanah
precinot comes off on the 7th and tha
commission and anticommission men
are putting in their best lioks
WORTHA5I AT TERRELL
Special to the Gazette
Terrell Tex June C Mr W B
Wortham has been in the city strength-
ening his already large forces for state
treasurer He is well and favorably
known here
governor wheeler called away
Special to the Gazette
Cisco Tex June C It was expected
that Governor Wheeler would mako his
opening campaign speech here next Sat-
urday but he has been called by tele-
gram to another part of the stato on im-
portant business It is not positively
known when he will address the people
ANOTHER GUN FOR nOGG FROMTHE WEST
Correspondence of the Gazette
Ratner Tex June 1 The Demo-
cratic primary election for this county
was held hero yesterday to elect dele-
gates to the stato convention and to in-
struct for stato officers W L Sar
gent J H Dolman W W Cook and
W T Allen were elected delegntes
with instructions to cast the vote of this
county for Hogg for governor Pendle
ton for lieuteuan governor Culberson
for attorneygeneral McCall for comp-
troller McCullooh for treasurer Tolar
for commissioner general land office
Cooper for superintendent public in-
struction Considerable interest was
taken Hogg leading instate ticket get-
ting almost a unanimous vote with Cul
berson for attorneygeneral following
close behind him Hogg is a great fav-
orite with the people af this point of the
west where such vast quantities of land
have been garbled up by railroads and
syndicates and who now refuse to put
same on market
HOGG AT HONEY GROVE
Special to the Gazette
Honey Grove Tex June 6 Gen
Hogg addressed the people of Honey
Grove and vicinity at the opera house
yesterday evening The speeoh was well
reoeived
A vote on the train
Ox Tbaiy June C 1S90
Sdltor Gazette
Mr Matlock and I just took tho vote
in one coach on the tram and there were
fo urteen against Hogg and nine for him
Three of the antis were with the delega-
tion that went to Austin two Republi-
cans and one Knight of Labor A re-
porter who was against Hogg made a note
of it and I thought I would write you the
facts I live at Quanah and Hogg has
many warm friends there and we think
he will be instructed for as I know he is
the strongest man In thooounty though
Borne good workers are trying to beat
him and spending time and money for
that purpose Our precinct convention
comes off at Quanah tomorrow
w J McDonald
rUBLIC meeting
All Democrats of Denton county who
are opposed to tho adoption of the rail-
road commission amendment to the state
constitution are hereby invited and re-
quested to meet at tho courthouse
in Denton at 330 p m on Saturday
June 7 1890 for the purpose
of organizing an anticommission cam-
paign olub Thos T Fry E T Come
gys M W Davenport S M Brad-
ley James Williams HF Wakefield
Sam H Hoskins T W Abney T M
Bowers F A Tompkins J S Chap-
man T G C Davis
On that afternoon Hon W W Lang
who is opposed to a railroad commission
will address the people
Tha anticommission folks are in the
minority In Denton county today and
it is very probable if Denton countys
delegates go instructed they will go for
Hogg It is also probable that a hard
fight will be made in the county conven-
tion by the anticommission men to have
Denton countys delegation go unin
Etruoted to the state convention If such
a move is made it will be in the interest
of Cook
AttorneyGeneral Hogg will address
the citizens of Denton county at the
courtbonse in Denton on Monday June
30 1890
TABIS NOTES
Special to the Gazette
Eabis Tex June 6 The raoe for
senator in this the Thirtyfirst district
promises to be interesting Red River
county claims it and has two very popu-
lar gentlemen in the field Hon John
Watson commission and HBWright
anticommission Capt Travis Hender
son of this county will also make the
race He is a commission man and is
very popular with the laboring people
because of his avowed opposition to
monopolies
There are two candidates for the legis-
lature in this county both of whom live
in the country T W Yates is opposed
to commission amendment and John M
Hodges Is In favor of It Tales is mak-
ing a canvass and discussing ihe issues of
the day but Hodges is stillhunting
E W Fagan Esq of this city an-
nounced as a candidate but withdrew
He opposed the commission
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LETS HAVE REFORM
The Pension Office in a Shape
That Demands Investigation
Gen Eaum Spending the Governments
Money Yery Liberally Mr Wana
makers Latest Scheme
All the Important Measures to Texas Have
Been Passed Upon Except the Seep Wa
ter BillShirt Sleeve Act
Pensioner 3Iuit Walt
Special to the Gazette
Washington June C It may not bo
wise to speak too soon about it but tho
pension office seems to be rapidly
getting itself in a position to
demand an investigation Gen Raum
is oe of the shrewdest politicians
In office under this administration and
he is spending government money
through his office very liberally and
membors on the floor of tho house have
been vory gravely predicting that the
regular pension roll would amount to
S100000000 next year through the op-
eration of the present law alone Their
predictions are lijtlo more than ful-
filled This year is not ended
yet and already in eleven
months the pension office has
exhausted an appropriation of about
1030000 as the regular appropriation
for this fiscal year which ends on tho
30th of the month was S8875000 In
the first part of April congress appro-
priated over 521000000 more to cover
the deficiency It is now given out that
the pension office is without money to
pay pensions for the last quarter which
are now due and that pensioners will
have to wait until an appropriation for
the next fiscal year is available The
full significance of this proposed use of
the next appropriation to pay this years
pension dues cannot bo understood uutil
tho deficiency bill for next year Is pre
sented at tho next session and the
amount of that appropriation usod for
this year will not appear till then It
may be ono million or it may be twenty
but whatever it is it will be reck-
oned on the aggregate of this
years expenditures and will re-
main secret until after the election this
fall
A VERY INNOCENTLOOKING BILL
is that reported to the houso the other
day from the postoulce committee pro-
viding for the establishment of a corps
of twentysix postoffice supervisors
Tho duty of these newly created officials
apparently would be the same as tboso4
now performed by postoffioe inspectors
but the latter are under tho operation of
the civil service law while the proposed
corps of supervisors by provisions of the
bill would be outside of that stumbling
block of practical politicians This
would leave them muoh more Inde-
pendence of notion than inspectors have
nnd they wouldpt course be seleated
from men known to be in olose sympathy
with the chief of the postoffice depart-
ment and could be directed by him in a-
way that would make them of greatest
use to the party in power espeoially
about olection time That this is the
object aimed at in making addition to
tho forces of the postoffice depart-
ment there can be little doubt
Ot course the bill was origi-
nated by Wnnamaker who although
fervidly devoted on the first day of the
week to his Sunday school beliefs on the
other six days in the use of all legitimate
means to forward tho interests of his
party nnd bis interpretation of the sig-
nificance ot the word legitimate is
unquestionably broad This is proved
by the speech he made not long ago
boldly counselling the lavish uso of
money in political campaigns as well as
by practical exemplification of faith that
is in him in raising S400COO for the Re-
publican campaign fund in 18S8
Dlnxsackuiietts 31 an Hot
Special to the Gazette
Washing ton June C The debate in
the houso today on silver took a very
curious turn The heat was oppressive
and the arguments were In keeping with
the atmosphere Lacoy of Iowa de-
fended the bill which caused Mr
Walker of Massachusetts to say
that there bad not been a
day since the sun shone on earth when a
farmer could pay his debts with as few
days work as he could today Prices
had been going down for a century he
said If no gold or silyer was coined
tho world would not feel it He
thought it a disgrace that congressmen
shonld play the fool on the silver ques-
tion and ho said that any party that put
the country on a silver basis would be
sunk in eternal infamy He paused for
a moment in the full tide of his speeoh
stripped off his coat and laid it on the
desk It was an odd sight to see a mem-
ber
SPEAKING IN HIS SHIRT SLEEVES
Nothing like it has been seen in many
years not since Wash Jones of Texas
took off bis coat to whip a fellow mem-
ber It Is only fair to odd that Mr
Walkers coat was clean
Mr Jot Gunter has placed himself
under the charze ot Dr Hammond tho
celebrated New York doctor who has a
fine hospital here for tho treatment ot
patients
It is expected that the Galveston deep-
water bill will pass next week
Question of Adjournment
Special to the Gazette
Washington June 6 That an early
adjournment of congress Is not possible
Is now a foregone conclusion The ac-
tion of the senate finance oommittee in
deciding to report a substitute tariff bill
makes it altogether likely that August
will see congress still in Washington
The silver question a bankruptcy bill a
Federal election law are also subjects to
be considered by the present congress
Speaker Reed reckoned without his host
when he said two months ago that con-
gress must get away by June 15 One
reason for the long session not generally
mentioned Is in the large number ot
holldayr and necessary adjournments
owing to deaths In congress since Its open
ing lost December The necrology of the
VOL XIV NO 238
present house has been unusually large
and the holidays have been another
potent factor in delaying publlo busi-
ness no less than five having ocourred
since December 5 Tho three weeks at
Christmasare reckoned outside of this
number
TEXAS HAS FARED WELL
So far as legislation for Texas is con-
cerned the Lone Star state has fared
well All of the important measures of
interest to Texas have been passed upon
finally except deep water nt Galveston
and it is altogether probable that this
bill will become a law before another new
moon appears This great improvement
has been urged not only by Texas peo
Dle but tho interest in the measure has
extended to many other states which by
petition and personal appeals from many
leading citizens bad added in no small do
greo to the general clamor for a deep-
water port ou tho Texas coast Mr
Gresham of course has been the movintr
spirit in the cause and has worked at all
hours in and out of season for the suc-
cess of the measure which now ssems
sure of passage Col Stewart too
must not be forgotten for bis share in
properly presenting this great question to
the river and harbor committee of the
house of which he is a moat useful and
hard working member
Presidential > omln tlonj
Washington June C The president
today sent to the senate the following
nominations United States consuls
Thomas M Newson of Minnesota at
Molagar William A Rubels ot Wiscon-
sin at Prague Collectors of customs
James A Paine at Fernandina Fla
William A White St Marys Fla-
W L McMillan surveyor at New Or-
leans
The
DEMOCKATIC KRIHAKIES
Meeting Called and the Olflcen Who
Shall Represent the Different Wards
and Precincts
Fort Worth Tbx June 6 ISM
By virtue of authority vested in me as
chairman of the Tarrant county Dsmo
cratlo executive committee I hereby
call a meeting of said executive com-
mittee to bo held in the olty of Fort
Worth Monday June 1G A D 1890
said committeo to be called to order at 2
oclock p m at the law offica
of Hunter Stewart Dunklin
over the State national bank
corner Fourth and Main streets for the
purpose of considering the matter
of ordering primary conventions in the
several voting precincts in the countr
and for tho purpose of fixing the time
for holding the county convention to
nominate candidates for the several
county offices nnd to transact such other
business as may lawfully come before tho
committee All members are requested
to be present as business of importnncu
in each precinct will be transacted
Seto W Stewart Cbm
Attest Henry R Early Seo
The following is a list of the names of
members of the executive committeo and
voting preoinct
First ward H M Chapman Second
ward J P Nicks Third ward Clint
Barr in place ot M Matkin removed
to Fifth ward Fourth ward O X Mo
Clellan in place of N A Stedman re-
moved out of city Fifth ward O S
Kenedy Sixth ward D W Humphrey
Arlington A J Rogers Sublets E
F Lashley Handley Sidney Darnell
Bedford R B Zachory Grapevine A
M Quavle Mitchell Henry FInoh
Prairie Chapel J I Wright Smith-
field Dr J Brown Crowley Thomas
B Holleran Ben Brook Price Arnold
Keller W Crawford White Settle-
ment E L Alford Oak Grovo
W F James in place of R F Kinsey
removed to oity Enon Dr Chambers
Forrest Hill H D Gunnells Leonardd
store Thomas Watters In place of
Porter Campbell removgd from county
Dido Thomas Jeffries Azle H H
Rogers in plaoe of J K Winston re-
moved to city Padcns store J C
Wyley Mansfield J H Wright Blrd
ville S L Easley Johnson station J
D McKnight Littlos schoolhouse Ben
Strawn Montcomery J D Boden in
plaoe ol Thomas Harrison deceased
Euless Dr A F Scott In place of C
S Snow removed from oounty
Seth W Stewart Chrm
Henry R Early Seoy
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A Company Organized to Make the Grandest
Ileal th and rleasnre Besort In Texas
Special to the Gazette
Sunset Tex June G Tho Texas
chlorine mineral water company was or-
ganized hero this week with a capital
stock of 5250000 and will take control
of the mineral well lately discovered
her and make it the grandest health
and pleasure resort in Texas Dr W
F Thomason was elected president J
C Chenowlth vicepresident J F
Long secretary E C Thomason treas-
urer Among the directors of the com-
pany are Gen R A Cameron Hon T
A Fuller Lee Linn W H Soar
brouglf and other prominent men-
The company have secured something
over GOO acres of beantitul land adjoin-
ing the town and will begin next week to
lay out the same Into lots parks drives
etc Among the first improvements will
be the erection of a fine hotel at the well
for the accommodation of parties coming
here for the benefit of the waters The
application for a charter has been for-
warded to Austin and as soon as the same
is received active operations will begin
This country was blest with another
fine rain yesterday evening and crops of
all kinds look most prdmising
Real estate around town is being
actively sought after and several Im-
portant land trades hava been mode in
the last few days
Two Tears In Detroit
Special to the Gazette
San Antonio Tex June G The at-
torneys for C E Gildea the expost
master of Braokett who was recently
convicted of robbing the United States
mall argued for a new trial before Judge
Maxey this afternoon Judge Maxey
overruled the motion and sentenced Gil
dea to two years In the penitentiary at
Detroit
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