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AN Austin mother was reading to her
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they wash themselves only once year"
con, ma " broke in the lad, show 1
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

Judge. Rimcs lives In Falls county,
which, with Mcl.ennan, comprises
the Nineteenth judicial district, He
had M his opponents three Waco
lawyers. aud polled In the city and
county Il bigger vote than the three
Wacoitcs combined. What Is an
anomaly In his case In the concession
even from his friends that he will go
into the judicial convention with n
divided support from his own
(Falls county. II, A. Jones, very
able lawyer OF this city, IL elected TO
the lower house OF the legislature by
nn immense majority. w. TsHarris,
for sheriff, Ia largely ahead also j.
w. Taylor for county attorney. For
county Judge the race between Gerald
present lncumbenu and Evans Is
nearly a tie, with result doubtful. q.
w. David, s. Il. Norwood aud j, ID.
Wallace, for tax.collector, tax.assessor
aud county treasurer, are all In the
lead. Several country precincts are to
be heard from vet.
Prof w. II. Crow Of Gatesville. at.
tending the normal school In this city
died last night after brief Illness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

Precinct No. z ~ entitle 10 votes.
Precinct No. s IL entitled to . votes.
Report adopted.
Hon. A. NJ. Taylor submitted the
following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved, that we approve In this main the
conduct aud ontcial conduct OF Hon. John
ID. Templcton, attorney general. aud recon.
mend his denomination.
Capt. w. l.. Sims offered the follow
Ing resolutions:
Resolved, that tho Hon. barney Gibbs OF
Dallas lunty IL tho choice OF this conven-
ton for liuu.enantgo governor, anu the dele.
gates 10 the Houston convention arc hereby
Instructed 70 cast the vote OF Red River
county Tor him.
IL was moved that resolution No. .
Of report OF committee on platform and
resolutions be stricken OUT. The vote
upon the motion resulted as follows:
Against the motion, 10 LA votet; for
motion, 10 1914.
Hon. A. M. Taylor. offered the fol-
lowing substitute for resolution No. y
of report OF committee on platform
and resolution, and after discussing
the same ut full length, Withdrew IL:
Rcs0 we'd, that we believe the lease system
will result, u pursued. In the noD0poii gin &
OF the western part OF our state by wealthy
ca Gcncn and corporations, and its settle
meat obstructsd and where we ought to have
people and prosperity we shall have letsc
pastures and nonresident corporations.
The report OF the committee on plat
form and resolutions was then
adopted.
The convention selected the sth OF
August M the date OF the primary
! election.
The committee TO select delegates tc
the several conventions reported n'
follows:
!. Delegates to the state convention
at Houston Chas. DeMorsc, f.
| Chambers, N. =. Doak, II. Nj. Smith
John Watson, Jim Clark, NJ. l.. Sims
A. M. Taylo John Z. Dick and II. r
Latimer.
2. Delegates to congressional con ven.
ton at Tcxafkanu--W. A. Shaw, Geo
II. Burdett, John Il. Mckenzie. j. Ii.
Donoho, j. n. Grooms and &. IL. Sui
ton.
| 3. Delegates to judicial district con-
| vention--Jam Watson, n. A. Shaw,
Charley Taylor, s. w. Harmon and
j. ~ Burks.
4. Delegates to iloatorial conven-
iion--.Iames Watson, &. A.Worly, Jas.
II Burks, w. w. Walker and j. A.
| Whitmire.
Report adopted.
The convention appointed the fol-
lowing named persons ms the executive
OF the Democratic party of Red River
county, Texas;
From precinct No. !, Il, p. Rether-
ford.
From precinct No. ., +. NJ. Smith.
From precinct No. y, Jim Watson.
From precinct No. 1, \. :. Bailey.
From precinct No. b, y. Cowan.
From precinct No. 6, J. w. Baker.
From precinct No. 7, j. w. Stiles.
From precinct No. S, Il. G. Holt.
IL was ordered that copy oi the pro-
ceedings of the convention be furnished
the Clarksyillc Times and the Stand.
ard, with request that they publish the
| same.
There being no further business the
convention adjourned.
"A. =. BAILEY, w. A. SHAW,
Secretary. Chairman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

rier parted three times. The Alert
was finally east adrift.
July Is we dropped anchor at 81.
Johns NJ q a. m.
TIE RECEPTION.
PORTSMOUTH,, y. H., July 1.-THE
following plan of ceremonies upon the
return of the Greedy relief expedition
has been determined upon. Upon the
arrival of the vessel on the morning OF
Saturday, August ., n naval reception
will take place In the outer harbor
In which the ships of war lying here
will participate, including the train
ing squadron and practice ships from
Annapolis and the North Atlantic
squadron.
Monday, August the 18th, a reception
will be given ON shore to the officers
and men of the relief expedition by
the city of Portsmouth and the state
authorities of New Hampshire, the
officers and men of all the naval yes.
sells taking part In the parade.
In the afternoon or evening public
meeting will be held and addresses o.
welcome will be delivered.
No special invitations to the cere-
monies outside the state, but ali who
desire to come will be nude welcome.
Lieut.. Greely, having by the advice
of his surgeon declined any public re.
ception on account OF his physical
weakness, will be taken to Newbury'
port at such time and In such way
rs he may prefer or he will be retained
on board vessel aud taken to Cover
nor's Island, New York, II SO directed
by Secretary Lincoln, In which case
the ship will leave Portsmouth Monday
night for New York, where they may
be expected to arrive the morning OF
Aupiist 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
M'GREGoR PERSONALS.


Special 10 tho Gazette.
McGREooR, July ga sociable mt
the residence of Mr., w. j. Allen last
Friday night was well attended by our
young folks, and all present report a
very pleasant time.
Miss Laura Risher, one of Waco's
iairest young ladies, arrived last night
to visit her friend Miss Nett L..
Bland, near our town. We wish her
very pleasant stay.
Miss Molllo Bishop, charming
young lady from Gatesville, Is visit,
ing her uncle, Mr., Il, h. Hogg of our
city. am told Miss Bishop will try
and organize an art club while here,
She Ii n young lady of rare talent.
Miss Mary Robertson of Bolton has
organized u music class here aud at
Crawford. She has u very good class
In each place.
Tho Rev, A. $. Kinney, pastor of
tho Presbyterian church here, re.
turned home last week after n pro-
tracted visit to friends in Tennessee.
An excursion party of 100 negroes is
expected to arrive this evening via
the Texas " ST. Louis railway en-
route to Galveston. They are from
along the line of the above road, some
IA far up ~ Cairo. They will leave
Via the south-bonnd Santa Fc train In
the morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
The Oklahoma Boomers.

CALDWELL, KAN, July &c. Rog.
ers of Muskogee, |. n, representing
the interior department, has arrived
here. He formally notified Cant.
Payne and followers last Friday they
must quit the Indian territory imme-
ulately. They refused to go, aud Gen.
Hatch was called upon 10
remove them, which he will
do Monday. He viii burn
or otherwise destroy all improvements
made on the Cherokee lands by the
"boomers' and will arrest all thu old
offenders aud turn them over TO a
United States marshal To be taken 10
Fort smith for trail. New offenders
VIII DO taken TO Kansas and turned
loose.
Two cattlemen, with their herds.
VIII DO removed Monday from the
ranges held by other cattIemen on
lease from the Cherokee Strip Live.
Stock association.
Capt. Bennett will have charge OF
The "boomers.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
FASHION FANCIES.
IL is limited that sleeves will be worn
larger In the fall.

1t is limited that sleeves will be worn
larger In the fall.
Turkey-red parasols have an edge of
wide white or ecru lace for the sea-
shore.
Hoops are not worn, but bustles are
very large, and 1t is said they will be
larger.
Many of the bingham dresses for
this season are made with the washer.
woman overskirt.
Dressmakers are putting pad bustles
inside OF the street and house dresses
Just below the belt.
The new w0olen Jerseys are made
with many seams and all have darts.
Those without darts are II OF salable.
The English dress, which is a Loose
princesse dress, is universally worn by
girls nom six to twelve years Of age.
Ivory Is used for pocket-books and
card-cases. The monogram In en-
graved or carved, as the means of the
wearer will allow.
Buttons for lady's riding habit
should be very small, flat, lasting nut
tons, or else the wooden molds cove red
with the cloth.
The oil-silk mob-cap for protecting
the hair is made quite pretty by front
ruches of the material plated and
bound with braid.
Patent-leather low-cut shoes ara
worn with brlght-colored silk stock
ings, put they have not "A very lady,
like air for out.of.door wear.
A pretty French custom of preserv-
Ing mementoes IL To set In ring or
bracelet some stone or gem found at
the place one may visit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28


Only hundred out of million cod.
fish eggs survive. Perhaps this il tn,
reason some restaurants don't Civ,
bread with one Goldfish ball. New
York Journal.
What will Tammany do?n anxious
ly asks an exchange. Why, that uues
ton ia easily answered. 1t will accep
an invitation to have something. =
| philadelphia Chronicle Herald.
When Mexican feels aggrieved be.
cause II railroad company has not sent
him pass, he Just goes out aud pulls
up few rails. This is u great dea
more sensible than moping around and
grumbling for six or seven days.
Huntington Free Press.
Mrs. A.--"Yes, they keen six ser
vants.n Mrs. BIO you hear that
John ?" John.-"Hear what ?' Mrs.
B.-"Mrs, Blank, the wife of the
cashier of the bank you deal with
keeps six servants" John.--"Well
what of itw Mrs. A.-"Draw Out
your money quick, befo,c the bank
breaks. ~ Philadelphia Call.
Their thoughts. Arabella-"Hert
he is; just where he's been for weeks
why doesn't he speak out? Pm sure
encourage him enough" George
Here she IL, as usual, wearing COS.
tune which cost more money than
can make In SIX months, How can /
ask her to marry me, as 1t would be
impossible for me to support her in the
extravngant style In which she nov
lives" ~ Texas Siftinys,
"Suoh figure. Such grace aud
easel l never saw woman before
that really could love- "Do YOU
think sog" observed "a middle-aged
gentleman who sat next to him. ''In.
deed do. She has captivated me. /
would give thousand dollars to meet
her." You can meet her for less than
that. III Introduce you IL you like
you ! You would earn my everlast-
ing gratitude. DO you know her well?'
II ought TO. She's my grandmother
N. Y. Star.
IL was midnight. Outside the storm
spent Its fury In the awful darkness,
which was relieved at intervals by 1T.
full and startling streaks OF lightning
Inside the chateau was all excitement
Servants were hurrying to and fro and
iight-footed attendants sped noiseless.
~ from room 10 room. The muster OF
tue house lay on the sick-bed, his
frame rapked with fever. Atintervals
ne would rise from the bed, clutch his
throat AZ u IN great agony and
hll back exhausted into the
pillows. There were physicians
gathered about him, but their skilI
was OF no avail. The fever was at liz
height 1t was left TO nature to cure or
XII. Hours passed on. II was still
midnight, The sufferer showed signs
OF sinking into the sleep that precedes
death. As a last resort the doctors ad.
ministered a powerful medicine. The
sick man rallied, clutched his throat
again and again, and with u sigh Of
relief sank back once more. From
that moment The doctors knew the pa
TENTS life was saved. John Kelly
had swallowed the nomination. -
Rochester Post.Express.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
ALyAmApo DEMocRArs.
.aasl 4. iha IA nalla


ALvARApo, July a7.--The precinct
convention held In tho city hall, Sat
urday evening, was largely attended
by people from the country. After
order WAS called r.. NJ Sansom was
made chairman aud q. q. Fohm secre-
tary. On motion comlttee OF live
was appointed to select tifteen dele
gates 10 represent this precinct In the
county convention.
Nothing was read In the conven-
ton relative 70 the TWO issues now
pending before the people --free grass
ar lease Law and while the delegation
was composed Of good Representatives
men OF the town and prccinct, yet y
WAS evident TO the mind Of casual
observer that the antI-lease-law scnti.
nent was In the asccndcncy. and
should the action Of the delegates BIO
favorable 70 the lease system IA the
coming county convention, X will not
reflect or express the popular voice OF
this voting locality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

lu--woRD DIVISIONS ~
!; Divide IA precious stone ana
VIII show a passage-way. A.hsI
z. Divide those who honor ana ~
country and you viii see the oeci"'
foreigner n disorderly. a. 4
X Divide n beggar into three ~"
VIII declare that he cannot reioI." ~
! Divide a Joke into three PAL"
VIII have an aged criminal. ,.n,ss
.. Divide an act "a little less crlia ss,r1
murder and reveal = display OF m'';I M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

As Jimmie climbed over the W
pushed Ben of, who immediatey *
howl. "when You hit me again ycas !.
u, he said. didn't crowd Wy
inch, said Jim. ~ bate a lie"
soon Jimmie was wailowins on !btEe
Ben's temper once being reused. nem'
he could snip ears and nose from y. II
mist Jimmie was much awk war18s..s',
But the teacher coming In sight Y
MIN up. brushed the dirt from ~
knees, etc.. and peace was renewses 1,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
RACE DKCLAI,ED orr

Sr. LOUIS, July 27.-The four -oared
barge race, which was to he rowed at
Crcve C"ur lake to-day between the
Westerns of this city and the Calves.
tons as per agreement made at the re-
cent regatta at Moline, Illinois, did
not come OIL ON account OF the West
ern club failing To ratify the arrange
ment made by their crew at Moline.
The Galvcstons pulled over the two
mile course In twelve minutes and
twenty.six seconds. They leave for
home tomorrow and will stop over at
Little Rock, and row race there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
HAYS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

special To the thHettc.
SAN MARCOS, July l7.--At the Dem
ocratlc convention of Hays county
held ut Kyle yesterday, n resolution
indorsing the Ireland administration
after lengthy discussion WAS with
drawn.
Hon. j. +. Miller was indorscd for
denomination to congress.
The convention failed to decide be.
tween Capt. FerR Kyle and DR. Combs
aspirnnts for nomination for the legis
laturc, and their claims are referred
back to the people for n decision.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
THE DAYS CASUALTIES.
CLAY County Boys Accidentally Shot
While Hunting Prairie Dogs.
Supposed Suicide Of Frank Ashley of
Bexir County.
Foundry and Machine Shops Burned
Accidents and Incidents.
BOYS WOUNDED.

NEWPORT, July 2I.--On Friday af-
ternoon Jinks Whitaker, JEFF Murray
and Willie Reyes, boys about thirteen
years of age, went out three miles east
of town for the purpose of shooting
prairie dogs, Willie Reyes accident
ally discharged his gun, blowing of
the index finger of his left hand. the
load then taking effect in JEFF MUIR
rays right leg and both hands, inflict-
ing painful flesh wounds. A party
coming from Henrietta to this place
found the young Nimrods and brought
them into town,
The patients are doing well under
skillful treatment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

That Cuba Is OH the verge of hank
ruptcy Is evident, and that Spain will
be glad TO part with her when she
ceases to yield a revenue to Castllian
golfers II equally evident. There are
people who believe that II Blaine Is
elected Cuba will surely be annexed to
the United States be fore the end Of his
first term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
Railroad Man Dead.

GALVESTON, July a7-Information
WAS received In this city last night OF
the death of Geo. b. Nichols at Wau.
kesha, Wis, fronldiabetes. Mr.. Mich.
OILS was formerly superintendent of the
Galveston, Houston h Henderson rail-
way, and latterly master mechanic OF
the Gulf, Colorado aud Santa lie rail.
road. He resigned his position ON the
santa Fe line To seek restoration Of
health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
M,GnEONn pEMOCNArs.
Special TO the Gazette,

McGnEuoR, July 27,--Therc was
much interest manifested here yester-
day by some OF our local politicians
over the primary election which re-
suited In mnjorities for the following
aspirnnts for tho more important
offices: w. q. Evans, county judge;
j. w. Harris, sheriff; A. ID Rust, for
commissioner from precinct No. I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

The summer idlers at Rlchfleld
Springs are guilty of some very elabo-
rate fooling. One of the current ut
fractions Is a tournament In which
spurious knights on real horses try 10
bear oil hanging rings with imitation
lances, after which 'queen of love
and beauty dispenses the prizes to the
winners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
FOUNDRY BURNED

NASHVILLE, LII, July IT, The
foundry and machine shop of Tunne.
cliff d Co. burned here early yester.
day morning. Loss, So, 900; insured
for $4,000. w. r. Reynold of st.
Lsuis is part owner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
WACO DEMOCRATS.

Waco, July s7.--In two wards Of
the city the counting sfthe votes cast
IN The primary election yesterday was
not completed until this morning.
This, With returus received today,
TRIM rural pyeclnOte, show beyond All
doubt the Glsction Of Rimss for distrlct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28

iis-TRANspoAIrIosS'
Het thawe haiti smobol liiw prins "
Hof os f. lod u duse OF cd: n LIN.
Dan dulsho hte pore oh lopides Syjf
Het tenN erys'a yerstah liwl ION ,rrul
FRoN TIE VIZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, July 27.-Frank Ash
ley, whose wife recently ran away
with q young Mexican while Ashley
was absent from home, has mystic
riously disappeared and it is supposed
has suicided. He leaves u Will and
other papers where they could be
found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
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