Galveston Daily News (Newspaper) - August 9, 1896, Galveston, Texas The Sunday News 14 news Crisp Instructive For Four By Mall FIRST PART TWENTY-FOUR PAGES 17 P O or Mutiny to H BELO CO 138 TEXAS SUNDAY AUGUST 9 ESTABLISHED B Cotton Paper IN AND ROLLS BEST QUALITY ron AND Cotton Tags WE ARl HEADQUARTERS FOR THESE GOODS ALL WORK DONE IN OUR NO DELAYS ON Cotton Brushes PATENT HAND MADE EACH WARRANTED FOR 10.000 BALES NO EACH Cotton Marking HOUSTON'S Ink Schotts Best HCD LACK BLUE CREEN AND VIOLET WRITE ron THB If our Drummers don't happen to on hand when you need goods don't hesitate to send us your orders by maii We pledge ourselves to make selection and low- est market prices You will save time and be at no dis- advantage a complete stock of fresh goods besides our proprietary articles the APEX goods which are becoming more and more popular TEXAS I LOVENBERG NOTARY PUBLIC Fire Insurance Agent Representing Following Caledonian Ins Co of Scotland Co of Hartford Conn Merchants Ine Co of J American Central Ins Co of St Louis Mo Fund Ins Co of San Cal Sun Ing Office of London Eng Mechanics and Traders Ins Co of New La German-American Ins Oo of New York N ED A a McCarthy BANKERS to AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Of DEPOSITS and COLLECTIONS oft terms Foreign and Bought and Sold Cable and Tele- graphic made and and furnished available in all world ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Killed by n Stallion Tex AUR came here to-day that Mr W A Anderson a nent stockman in the northwest part of the county was killed yesterday by a There was no one with him at the but as it was known he had gone to the pasture to look after some stock mares that were running in the pasture with a stallion and his horse coming out a and bruised up and the torn search was at once begun for Mr Anderson Some time later the body was found bruised and cut in- that ha had betn pawed or kicked to death Goods Well Bought Are Easily Sold This stands good especially when competition faces all dealers to such an extent as not of record at any former time We are prepared to meet any and all in our tines and inuite the best posted buyers on prices and quality of goods Our Dress Goods Department is well supplied and our stood weekly with latest styles keeping pace with the market Give us a call or send your orders by mail We guarantee satisfaction DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OO MANAGER HOUSTON TEXAS Followed By Wise Prompt and Decisive Action Is like the noise made by the falling on the roof Good results are not the fruits of such thoughtlessness The time is near at hand when you can with safety and to your advantage swap horses and bestow your grocery patronage us Let self-interest inspire you to do so drummers me quite busy but ran do Io not mind hard are used to and join us In a desire to secure your business Listen to this timely Buy your Groceries from and ship your Cotton to P J Willis The Oldest Wholesale Grocers and Cotton Factors TEXAS THE SAM Nio Divine Creates a tlon at Over tho Long Distance Linos of the Southwestern Telegraph and Tele- phone 7500 in the principal cities and towns of TeEM Toll stations in Central Office Hotels and other convenient locations Ask for stations connected Storm at City Karnes Aug place re- a good yesterday with plenty of thunder and The electric wire was the rain was coming to several of the lights Kast north or here the rain fell very heavy doing a dca of Cotton is coming in very fast and the gins are running from morning until 111 Salt Utah Aug Thiede was hanged yesterday In the jail d The execution was witnessed by a large number of people It Is tile in history of Utah who was a keeper murdered his on the night of April 1894 nearly severing her head from her body with a knife He asserted his innocence to the last Family Bridgeton Conn Aug of the family of Frazer a chant of this place are dangerously from the effect of poison supposed to have Tez Auf town is a sensational religious Methodist protracted meeting under the leadership of Walter Zimmerman of Timpson by Kev our local odist preacher The sensation Is due to the plain language and defiant manner used by the preacher in denouncing the many terms of sjn His style may well be compared to that or Sam Jones in EO far as words are concerned He uses many of the very same kind of and sentences After the services last during which he lambasted men ana women be- fore a large mixed congregation in severe terms for forms of sin that arc seldom re- ferred to In the pulpit he and his wife re- tired at Mr near rhe church Not long after room was stoned or antl pelted wilh a number ot eggs Hie parties who did this are not known but they ire supposed to be thoughtless boys or rowdies of some kind and nuL by any solid citizen Tho morals of this town arc insulted by this conduct which is universally condemned and regretted Payment In Gold Taylor to Tex Aug The land owners of Taylor who have large of tracts of farming land on tlie market for sale to small farmers and are slill requiring that all de- lerred payments on sales be made payable in gold or its equivalent They aro shy of Uie free craze William owner of one of the largest Tracts of farming land in this section has lost several sales tu actual settlers ly because he insists upon the gold clause being in the notes for all de- ferred T Hr n ft M The Work of the Populist Convention Open for Review And They Are Out for a Trade for the Offices and the Honors The District Electors Not Ratified and This Is Re- as a Gap for Fusion THE ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS MADE YESTERDAY Mr Reedy His Middle of the Road Resolution Finally Silenced Resolutions Adopted Covering Various The great populist parly has held Us Hsm but masque raders under the name of meeting In the year of our Lord and democracy because the name of gerous condition Woman Kent Denver Col A P hart an enthusiastic bicyclist of this city who recently rode ten centuries in ten consecutive days has just fin Is hurt a ride of miles in 17 hours and minutes Highest of all in Leavening U S Gov't Report PURE Washington Aug for hours ending at 12 o'clock midnight Saturday August For eastern Texas and ally continued warm south winds Colorado und Wyoming Fair west winds For Showers cooler In eastern portion west winds Temperature temperature record at veaton as by tlie thermograph on the roof oC tho cotton exchange was aa 7 a j 1 p 9 a- 3 p 11 a I p Record Galveston weather record for Aug 8 with corresponding date of tho Jast three S a m 130 0131 82 i 8 p m I 313 T jPt Maximum SS 81 fiO so S1 M j SX j T j T T nnu Temperature anil precipitation at ton for Aug S and since January 1 as compared with general Normal SI or for tho day 0 Accumulated excess or Jan 1 0 for thy day lfi for the day 16 Deficiency Jan i quit the That party has had what of a hard time aa hard times are considered by the world generally Unlike the great governor of our state it was not born in a storm but came in on the breeze which presaged tho storm It iias been the butt of ridicule Its members have been scoffed at Its tenets have been laughed at signed at and profoundly over But it has the honor cO being respected not tb say feared by the dominant party In the state and its ance has sought by both parties ld as aro and they are as wild as the veriest nightmare the rats who have national fairs have to and adopted many of Crude as are their Ideas thit the can party haa sought -an alliance as as national affaire are concerned So the populist may have been its will have the consolation in Texas at least of having the tl parties knuckle io it The democratic party has gone to its knees for those votes which had either gone or promised to go to Uie populist party The cans have done less In the way of tion Ii has not c needed a principle as have the but they have offered to trade in the matter of offices with those whom In other states they declare to be the greatest enemies to a republican form government The democrats at Chicago announced doctrine and voted for principles that were thoroughly antagonistic to every ic Idea They did It to court the votes of this large and idiotic giant The republicans with much ado denounced this Jabberwock and forthwith trade with it for votes In Texas and elsewhere Both the old parties thought that the parts the Jabberwock was mean by that they thought it to be of so much life and blood and enthusiasm it was uncontrollable Jones of Ar- kansas Quay of Pennsylvania believed It and they people on word the bone and sinew of tho now ment is enthusiastic and intense But all Uie leaders of the two parties forgot one thing and that Is that the leaders in the new party in some time in the past be- longed to the old parties There are crats in the populist party who learned their trado from Jones There are those in the same party who learned their nosa from Quay They were not ful In either of tho old parties probably because there were so many ambitious men but they remained In them long enough to learn all the tricks of the It is not to be supposed that even If they had suddenly experienced a change of heart and were for the that they would forget their old habits Surely the proceedings of the convention of the people closed Jls labors yesterday ought to convince the leaders of the old parties that they have a hard lot to deal with The proceedings of the ought to convince the old ers Hn the two parties that they have uine politicians to deal with There were something in hood of a thousand delegates of this new party here They were a crowd They came here to utter defiances against the world They did It the first and ond day Yesterday afternoon tho as they are pleased to call It ad- and left its whole affairs in the hands of the men who have been cians in the party And those to whom the matter was left aro out for a trade They have consummated It with the republicans and huve only one more element to deal That is ment What the latter designated will do remains to be soon and until this is done no one should speak other to say that tlic politicians of the can who control are in thorough agreement with tho populist who control and tho proposition Is or will be to tha gold bug politician who Is expected tn control looking to ono thing the overthrow of that element in which under a common banner has all the elements to be found in true re- true democracy or true racy Is loved in the state WELL Leaders Hud u Hard Time Themselves in lint Did It It wao a hard hardest they have ever the populist ers won and the convention adjourned without any official declaration that Texas would have none of Bryan A dozen times It appeared that the convention was getting beyond their con- trol and en each occasion it has seemed that nothing could stop the offering and adoption of a resolution that No Watson no the unanimous of Texas populism Hut by hook and by crook they kept it down Fair to on that promises to an- other ami threats for a fourth man have kept it down But a Not a smoother piece of political engineering has ever done in Texas by any set of politicians The rank and file were told day after day of what was going on but the very aroused by these were adroitly suspicions of those who gave them warning The most radical of the middle of the were pant at first to declare straight out when they came here comether was put on them became the most conservative ard were made converts to the plans of the atd aided In carrying them out without knowing what they were They didn't ask they were Once they were persuaded that their suspicions of the leaders were without foundation they blindly followed again out stopping to see would land them They know they want Bryan and when assumed that they would not have to take him they ask who they were going to get didn't insist that they should have a straight populist national ticket didn't demand that the which to manage that them should be instructed as to who to put up They did none of these tilings What they did do was to go among their brother delegates with the glad tidings that Texas was still in the middle of the road and Bryan would not receive tors by the aid of Texas And the good news spread and spread and delegates stayed in the convention to see that did so on record In the matter stayed there to see that no such declaration was made The little leaders didn't know much about it but they told what to do did it well So the populist convention which assembled with a whoop for No Watson no Bryan on tbe outside of the hall stayed in session four long days at spake not a word on the question which evary one of the rank and file thought would be tho mainspring of the whole convention The floor managers were Jenkins of Brown Harry Tracy Bentley of Taylor They deserve much credit fpr the work they did They were not the planners They ruled i he plans Xot tried to execute so If harU were The in i v I Thv fould lunti working to delny laost j luM The report the on order of business of but no when that was that it would Saturday How this wus done has already been told it was done every leader on of t tie convention Tracy und Gibbs held a in part of tin lion on und with and In u few and went Into roum and w re loll by Gibbs of who twice Thursday when he tried tu set in resolutions which have already boon declaring the sentiment of the Twas populists was In never tried to hlu tions again though he a man duy that he was nere for that In the afternoon he handed H man the 1 did not succeed in passing my tions 1 let them be suppressed at the in- stance of one who nay be wiser but who can not be truer cause of rur party than are the many who sustained the now noted but defunct resolutions For the present let those who will still the populists of Texas will vote for Bryan and be glad to do so but 1 assure vosi the crown of thorns which alien bunds have placed on the brow of populism will be worn by populists of only BO as the same polluted to It down Some day the conscious of self-reproach now crimsons the fair face or b0 chased by the smiles of Innocence and spect The old guard with new recruits will close In around her dearly beloved and her from any polluting touch We may support he our It will not be to us n labor ot love long as democrats fail or refuse to vote for Thomas E U M REEDY Reedy was his resolutions would be sent to thu platform anj then he agreinl to a substitute for Friday night Jenkins was told on the platform that Reedy had consented to the of his lutions This was said without any parent attempt at concealment plain of the table But they put down everything they hear so it didn't appear In any of the daily papers yesterday Mr Reedy told The that he never consented to a Friday and would not Saturday had he not been assured that he against the Interest of the populist party The effect of that assurance may be in his note Reedy In his represented the rank and file of Texas populist gates when they came to his note represents the and file of Texas populist delegates when they left ton Just how the fusion is to he brought about none but on the inside can tell and they won't The situation The republicans stand no show of carrying Texas for McKInley without populist and sound money the populists stand no chance 01 electing their state ticket money democrat and republican support the sound money democrats ver advocates of ver can bide for other the populists feel that they can get the sound menoy democratic vote for state officials without having to give in return stick trade but they are not about the republican have no such grounds for thinking they are it Then the populist leaders are working heart the election of the electoral Ergo each needs the other question Is can they deliver ine And tlie answer is they can deliver enough make their The republicans can be delivered they are well organized and un- their them to attain tne A great majority of the populists hate anything with the tag of democrat to It that's one reason Most of iham were before they were and they had some reason for quitting thV democrats which is as potent In keeping them voting for a as It was in making them quit the that's another reason They feel aggrieved at the state free silver democrats for stealing their der and at the national free silver crats for the same reason that's a third They Bryan and low democrats have not with dignity but more like they of only small consequence thus hurting their party constitutes a fourth reason And the fifth is by no means smaller than the They see no great chance to get any offices by voting for Bryan or even for Norton and they do see a chance which they regard in light of a certainty of getting the state offices by their votes for electors Perhaps this last reason Is a bit ture but it will be in full force and effect before the month js out That's the situation Only one thing can result from such a and that Is fusion kept down any resolutions for fear they would have the effect of ing the appointment of a age matters without instructions of the convention tying them down Jt was the which actuated not the words of the resolutions That had to be kepi un- der Well the committee was appointed to manage the Texas campaign and the bers of it are in to select the stata ticket The committee is headed by Harry Tracy Within an hour after the adjournment of the convention he was seen confabbing with P USH and Success roar 1 advert isins by Never swayed by public opinion to indorse that which in its judgment is not or just and each day giving the latest im- portant out the world is tiie ciple upon which The News has its magnificent business it you wish to read a paper that will not pander to popular theories and warp its opinions ly to catch your tion The News is the paper for you to peruse The national campaign is on Issues are involved that will materially the inter- ests of this republic You can read all sides of the different questions in THE NEWS Subscription Price by THE SUNDAY 1 1 month The I 3 months Daily 6 months months 10.00 our agent or remit direct by office or order to A H BELO CO Publishers Galveston one qf the republican leaders whose sion is weH known arc Williams of Travis and Mallett of Parker They are all editors and the editor is a populist parly than in any of tne In fact most of the leaders liave been or are going to toe editors But that's by he bye Of E O CALL One of the Nominees T J OF SAWT ANTONIO Nominee for Associate Justice of the Supreme The chairman of the executive committee is an editor also But his power has been delegated to a sreat to the com- of three by the executive tee The election of Mr Bradley was a prise to some of the leaders Stump Ash by campaigned all the morning for Jack Elgin of who managed Ben Terrell's congressional campaign two years ago un- til Terrell withdrew and then managed for Elgin made a Rood showing for what can be done by fusion and he was to have been another show Every one felt certain of his election until near the close of the second ballot and then it was ho was beaten and The News man was assured that it had rio whatever and was simply a mailer of taste It's not said here that it did have any such but it looked that way The feel proud of their state ticket and after they once get Into line they are going to for it The leaders most of them nominees for state or congressional officer are going to work for It from the The first and one of the principal tasks is to cet the and file into line and hove been for five days at least The News concluded its leader yesterday with the following and It is a very lit con- for to-day so it Is And to the campaign will be left details of the trade with the re- publicans They will arranged Let no one doubt this If the schome goes through The details are not known They are not made up But whatever they may be the populists will demand the control of all the offices in the state from governor down And the republicans must havo a quid pro quo That quid pro quo will be electors see If it does not turn out way If H aoes net then the work of the leaders in this convention has been In included In the rules as reported to the convention was ono Mo which called for nomination of two presidential electors for tho state at large and of electors by tho thirteen congressional Rut this rule wasn't Marlon know then that he was to ho one of the committee o Stump Ashby and Bantley nil said Jt wasn't necessary to ratify district for each congressional district controlled its own Therefore necessary Want's tne effect of So far as tho State convention did t supposed to do It of Texas have only two on Hie stato ticket Each district another In district no district claim tho power to force one of Its nominees on an-
