Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

for Davis ana one ~ { r every LOU .
fraction of | 600 votes cast for Robert
In fSS0. y =
Under this basis Dallas county
entitled to ten delegates.
And whereas IL has been further de-
ignstcd in said call that
"The chairman OF each county exec
utive committee In the state j. hereb.
directed to call, by not less than tel
days published notice. mass convtn
! ton In their respective counties, o,
the 10Th day Of Al ril, 1854, for the pur
! pose Of organizing n county executive
| aud precinct committee, aud to cleo
| delegates To the state convention abov'
named according To the basis of repre-
sentatiOn herein prescribed.
In the Absence OF 4 chairman OF any
county executive committee, ar II
case Of any chairman failing to MAKE
call for a COMFY convention as here
in pres Cribed, then the Republican:
OF said county are directed TO as
semble on the l2th day of April in
mass, and organize 10y ,lecting chair
man and precinct committees, and
eleciiug delegates rs hereby prescribed
Tor Counties
Aud inasmuch "a the republicans OF
ID alas county are in "a disorgsniLed
condtion-hnyng had two commit
tees, each with chairnan-and the
chairman of the one committee Col,
John a. Mana having deceased, and
having failed TO issue "a call-and if IS
sued his authority TO speak would only
be for a portion of the party
A.. I
directions of Hon. G. c. Binkley,
chairman of the Republican state eN-
ecutive committee, in his prCclama-
ton, we, the undersigned Republicans
of the county of Dallas, do hereby call
upon all the Republicans of said
county to assemble on the l2th day of
April, lsS4, in mass, at $3.50 p. M, at
the court house. in the city OF Dallas,
and organize by eleCting chairman
ana precinct committees and electiug
delegates and aternates to the state
convention aforesaid.
In the interest of union aud har-
mony we make this call, and ear
nestly urge all Republicans to lay
inside all factional views, discard all
feuds aud come together once more TO
net in concert for the good OF the Re-
publican party and The welfare of the
Dallas, Texas, March 81. 1881.
An engine and n freight ear collided
today IN the Texas ~ Pacific yard,
Both were badly demolished. No
casualties.
Rev. $. II. Smith, who has been
an African revival several
L., To, Il al.
ings last night. One hundred and
five seneganbian sinners profess con-
version.
The stone cutters strike still holds
out, the contractors refusing the adj
vance from 80 40 to 81 per day de-
by the mechanics. None
II tl- strikers have resumed work.
The county delinquent tax Lifts made
up. IT only aggregates S2i ,000-20 per
,ent. of the total levy. Forced col
Lotions have been ordered.
Tho colored people are circulating a
petition to the state board of educa-
ton asking for summer normal
school at Dallas, with Prof. >. III.
ms principal. The petition
ers agree to furnish building free and
to board teachers at 50 per week.
The jury failed to agree in the cNse
Of l.. Ferguson suing DR.. Lawrence
for IS, 900 damages for alleged malprac.
tice in setting a broken arm.
Swift's broom factory was closed 10y
to day in favor of q.
Cole.
4 number Of The leading citizeus OF
the corporation OF Fast Dallas to-day
began sinking three artesiun wells in
different sections of the city to see IL a
sufficient water supply can be secured
by that system. They feel confident
of success.
George G. Fisher, the well.known
second bascman OF the Dallas Brown
Stockings, left tonight for Sedalia, Mo,
to Join the Minneapolis club for lSSi
aud who open the season with the ST.
Louis Brown Stockings early in April.
Since il has become known that
work ia soon to begin on the federal
building NJ Dallas, there IL regular
swarm OF applicants for the fat position
of superintendent of construction.
Paul Jamison, n Democrat and cN-
Union soldier j. III. Johnson, Daniel
Cooper and William Jesse Grant, all
appointments.
Thirty.oue horses, PAGERS, trotters
and Runners that have been winterng
and exercising III the Dallas Jockey
club grounds, leave tomorrow morn
ing for Gainesville to participate in the
spring meetings during April at that
place, Fort Worth and Sherman.
The newly formed Republican or
ganl2ation, known a. the Dallas coun-
~ campaign Republican club, held rs
first regular meeting tonight, and
torty-tws members Were enrolled, j,
w. Strong was elected president, Il.
$. Tlyen secretary, aud w. II. Hatch
treasurer. While the club processes
that It's aim Il simply for the purpose
Of advancing the Republican party, il
Is generally looked upon az more foi
the purpose OF aiding in hoomine
President Arthur for denomination
than for harmaniling the discordaut
clements In Dallas.
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