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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-08
A. SAkS & CO.,
The LEADING CLOTHIERS,
3IG AND 3lS SEVENTH STREET.

AmCn- the many new ard Iretty goods which have
ben pouf!;g IL Cur establishment would call
ton 70 our magnificent assortment ot PCT IRE
IRaMES. Of al possible STYLES The prices are so very
reason rie hat quote few Of them though
possible TO give adequate escriri Of style anG
quality, which policy request yCr. Inspect for
YOU sHves BRING you. PICTURES along. then Won
ste what style Il Frame viii suit il We have al sz-s
hand In FrTces for Cabinet and Card PhCt1vrars
We have al csstle styles Rustic from I5c: Walnut
from &c. Oa. with flush aud Gilt at g9c Oak and
Git e. iSc PAN Cak fruI. &c Engraved from cgc up
Cur assortment Ct iI.a SIX Flush frames s very
large Gu" 80. TrIncs used to sell for 81 IN fue
Etory En-r"v=d Frames. with Half Cabinets Prone
nade ard Double Cabinet they IL price from PC
&c q AZ Metal Card Frames &c Cabinets 49c
IL Gilt Frames show the larges: assortment il
tie city. There very p city goods among
them They range IL Price from sc up. IN exlO size
Fine a-cy Sold Leaf frames, il beautiful designs
from. 81 - up
We also nav 81 the necessary Cord, Wire Nails &C.
&c. al the lowest prices
We would also call attention TO large variety Of
Framed IicrJreS.' and can ofitr be2uttu Oil Pint
ings al from So 40
Cleo-raTl5. in GIT Frames. 49c. UPWARDS
We can Frame Pictures up 70 2413O At once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-08

Yesterdays vote on tie converse WOOL bill was a
staDdof, lar as rs jaTt1 reform aspects are con-
eerned. The BIZ. 10 be sure, failed 10 get the
majority vote t1at is fTfras expected tut il does
not follow that tarlls Tel, cl bill such as that
Introduced by Mr. Morrison. can get through the
Horse An auaiy sis OF the vote shows that men,
berS on both SIDES voted against The Converse bin
who do not favor the Morrison idea and VIII not
vote for any tariff reduction measure. such Ilen
as Mr. Eaton. Itr instance. CANNOT De- counted for
Morrison because they oppose q restoration OF the
Cid duty Oh wool.
Mr. RandallS band Of - stood bv him fairly we'll
Forty we're IL tAeir Seats and voted with him in
favor CT the Converse bill. and several We're absent
and paired Had IL not teen for the detection Of
democrats from wool manufacturing districts,
whose reasons rOpposjng The Iii! were most 1ngen-
lousy voiced by Mr. Hurd. the antLtarir reform
element would nave showed a naJ0rity.
-s eo----
The burning Of one OF the large. lofty and fash
fonable flats O. New York city brought out for
c-oly the danger q lie ana pIopert: which lies in
TINS Kind OF structure unless the utmost precau-
tons are taken. Fortunately no lives We're lost
but the towering etgnt-S;try building, supposed to
te '-fre-2rOOi, u,;.Ad lac ,l,i.nZ wood ana had
The FIRE started II night terrible sacrincp Of life
taking Advantage O. the prompt warning and
leaving everything behind managed to escape
The FIRE department behaved admirably. putting
Into Use some OK lie new appliances invented TO
deal WIKI these .Ofty modern buildings with a
coolress and success that brought cheers from the
crowd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08

The lnnd.ofBc. ,,>... ,,...,,,. .s,-
heartened ana hr,,t, :, - ara ~. 80
Of the Wsltnr fnrss~ ~ NM -
an nrreerremf thst ~ ;,,ssr,,.,ssssss. ~ ~
| ipdorsrrnenss ~ 49,, ~ Iva sSs's,M ~
given. T,ata In ss.s,,;nw ~, ~
at least twc.th,ras ce tta as,s uen
had gone home sha ,srd. ~sfsce s,rtS.s
suddenlv djscnvarsd that ~ M ,s...s
sbould 20 ont 10 Tho world tnat In t,.s
home comnarv ~ NJ vvais,, LA wy :"
fused N instr,S, o. NJ, a. ,',,.ls u AZ
jure him ahroad am5 ia,nraS Az; A.;
gently with tha r.,,,asn;n, Snis v,a'-
sppealino ,,,taonsiv 70 49,,
| to r,,ab TIC ,nstr,ot;S,sa
throuyh A. aarros, nsnn,,s 'Va no
friepds ,,,as Laid 49,, a. -. $3.50, ~ ~
that The fa;lnra 70 ,ass ths ,,s,r,,a
tions or avem = s;rg, so MI S ne; lnso,ao
ment wonld be very dan,aa,ng ~ NJ
chances for ov W. ,as;nm ns ~ u's
land.of,,ca c,arts ;,,m,~aS 10 H. sa n
and atta,nn,sd ,o J .a,, 70 nu s ,ee,
resolution a 0 ae,egote s" ",
once moved 70 adjourn and
it was nut and carried almost mani.
mously.
Travis county tho bome NJ Mr.
Walsh fails ~ y;vo l,,,,, = wnra =, an
commencement er nrasant his cla,,ms
even In n o.sn., not,ca ava sha,
too when ha ~ thraa,enaS ,
Inv such formiaab,a nnnns;tinn
The f,;nnas NJ tho r,,,issinnar a ~
very sore and sneak In the hitteres,
terms os tho so,;pn M The corvantioH
Thav a. not attannt N cnncaai ~.
nossibilitv of his defeat. One re
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
! COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Bell County Astraddlc OF Barbed.
Wire Fence.
Counties Sending Up Their Delegations
to Fort Worth.
BELL COUNTY.

BELL COUNTY.
Special TO the Gazette.
bELToN, June Z. Bell county Dem.
ocratic convention met to-day. Per
manent organization was effected by
electing Geo. Tyler chairman and
VIM. ID. Cox secretary.
me following resolutions were
Resolved, !. Tariii for revenue only.
10, tne legislature 10 PAYS u herd law al the
prod, Time, believing That time and the
,ate nus question for the best interest of The
es.i That ssS We sos syor the psssen. system
NJ tuv PUBIC lands subject to the rights
'he iand board In the premises.
,, ~. ihuorsihg tue present state administra-
s. Against nominations TOR sepa,oraoa ATE.
trict Judge and county REPRESENTATIVE and
county officers. anu
.. Favoring the repeal of the two-thlrds and
the abortion m.t OF majority rule.
Z. Ihat the vote of Bell county be cast ms n
unit In both state conventions, and as The
| mine. '
The following delegates were elected
to the state convention which meets al
Fort Worth: N. c. Edwards, q. w,
Tyler, James Boyd, ]. NJ. Furman, NJ
w. Damron, A. p. Robertson, c. H
Lockhart, James Murray, Capt
Baugh, G. c. Pendleton, G. A. Brand
Wm. ID. Cox, j. NJ. Donagheu, w. H
Carroll, ]. B. Green and D. Ferguson
To the state convention which meets
at Houston: g. w. Tyler, w. l.. Hall
III. b. Bradford, j. w. En-
bree, HI. p. Robertson, A. +
Furgeson, A. A. Evans, V. Reed, VIM
Thomas, G.. G. Pendleton, A. Levy
8. X. Strong, j. X. Patterson, Chas
Winkler, Chas. Slater, ]. G. Robert
and Il. Il. Henderson.
: Delegates were also elected to tn
congressional aud foatorial conven
, lions.
Delegates were instructed to vote fc
, all of the present state officers fror
Gov. Ireland down.
Delegates to the congressional col
vention were instructed for Hon. r. {
) Mills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
PIedriny the Slope.

CHICAGO, June "A commi ttee
was appointed to-day from among the
members of the California delegation
to pay visit to Blaine and Logan as
follows: Nj. G. Blake. George A.
knight, Judge c. c. Bush, A; g.
Spreckles, Oregon Sanders, Col. b. U.
Carr, ELLIS Davidson, David q. Reed.
The object of the journey is to assure
candidates of the support OF
entire Pacific coast. me
committee left for the COAST
to-day. They were accompanied by >
1T. Rand of Nevada, who was appoint,
ed for the same mission by the Nevao'
delegation. ,.,o.o,
Several of the Pacific-coast delegates
and friends will leave for home sun
day night. The remainder VIII g
East and return early in July. r,
w. w. Morrow, chairman OF the ia -.
eific.coast delegation will remain ner.
a few days. Last night he receives avs;
| fully one hundred messages from oa az
fornia of congratulations upon 'h
nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
WOOD COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
MINEoLA, June THE Democracy
of Wood county met in convention to-
day at Quitman and elected the follow
ing delegates to the state conventions;
To Fort Worth: j. i. Craddock, n.
A. Boadley, r. n. Stafford, b. #.
Pegues, M. d. Carl0ck.
To Houston: j. S. Hogg, J. Nj
Moseley, S. NJ. Starring, j. IL. Pierson
Il. d. Conger, w. J. Jones. II. M
Cate, NJ. d. Landlord, A. NJ. Finley, Il
M. Kew, r. n. Stafford, w. M. wills
J. C. Buchanan, r. l.. Read, d. d
Hart. b. A. Wells, S. A. kendrlck;,
The convention Endorsed Ireland
administration, and favored, Iliael
and Hendricks as the national TICKET
They passed strong anti-tarifl' resolu
tjons also resolution asking Judge
Stayton to remain on the suprem
bench. ..a q
delegate from this congressional u's
trict to the national convention.
S. A. Kendrick was elected chai,
man of the county executive comihi
tee for the next two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
nenublican National Committee.

CHICAGO, June Tine h"''oiia !,
committee held session to-day and
elected John w. Mason of West nlr,
e einia Temporary chairman and George
W ,n'a Hooker OF Vermont temporary
Secretary Wv. and adjourned to meet al
the Fifth avenue hotel new
June 26. o,od Of lawson,
Chaffee, Ell1ins and New We[S So al
nointed to arrange for permanent heau
Quarters in New York city, nt,onad 70,
oormanent chairman of the conihll ..aa
are are STEPHEN b. Elkins OF New M Sanato
Clarkson of Iowa ana oeha'o
Chaffee of Colorado.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
IRELAND.

ORANGE MEETING PROHIBITED.
DUBLIN, June Earl Spencer Is
sued a proclamation forbidding Orange
counter-demonstration to the Nation
alists at Newry tomorrow. Large Large
numbers Of infantry s ihya to preserve order
rather McC anton advised his con- con,
preration TO attend the Nationalist
meeting. 30 tho Orange
inc spapmst,ation is regarded as
t aSen Greatest Concession to the Irish n
Nationalist in fifty years. There IL III
tense excitement among among 1 Daxs arrived
at Belfast from England. oou.
mittee of London, sent the ioilowlh h,
teieyram: II leave for Ireland to-nisn'
viii 5 900 Irishmen from London
Manchester and Liverpool; NO SUI nl
render naa the orangemen are determined
to hold their meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
FOREIGN.
England Alarmed Over Blaine's Nomi'
nationwide AMMAN Treaty.
ENGLAND.
THE rHUNpERER ON BLAfNE.


THE THUNDERER ON BLAINE.
LONDON, June THE Times says
Blaine's nomination will be received
with satisfaction. Not only is he the
most popular candidate, but the most
conspicuous and respected politician Ill
the ranks of the Republican party,
which has done itself honor by the
nomination of so well.kpown ana
distinguished man. If the Democrats
could make up their mind to dell
mite, reasonable free-trade policy they
could certainly secure more sympathy
this side the Atlantic than hitherto.
In the meantime we congratulate the
republic on the choice of candidate
so eminently suited as Blaine to repre-
sent and uphold the dignity of the
United States.
KHARTOUM EXPEDITION.
LONDON, June THE report which
has been gaining currency the past
few days that preparations for MN,
tary expedition TO Khartoum had
ceased has been semi-oiilcially denied.
The expedition will be Ell route by
July.
ENGLAND ALARMED.
LONDON, June 7.-Under heading
"a Beaconsfield beyond the sea. the
Pail Mall Gazette says: "Blaine's
nomination is the most notable even
for england since Lincoln's assassina
tion. Wherever Blaine can GUST Brit
ish positions which they hold on tn
American continent, lie will endeavo
10 replace English influence and trad
hy American, His menacing intima
tion wherein he disregarded the Clay
-Bulwer treaty Is an evil augury 10
fnture relations of England an
: America: his intervention in Peru
most ominous. when he declared II
disiiked England 10 win commend,
trinmnhs in a field that legitimatel
3 belonged 10 America. England WI
: watch with extreme sollcitude III
progress of the campaign"
: PREPARING FOR THE SIEGE.
: J,oNDoN. June "A committee con
nosed of Mai. Gen. Fielding, Quartz
master-Gen. Harrison, Col. Hamiltt
and Commissary-Gen Young hasbes
ordered TO meet at Oldershot to repo
On schemes for providing water su
g ply for the army while operating
y the desert. a. cord,
!. on the government nave Ieon
Cairo: but no letters. IL IL suspect
d they have been intercepted by men
e the pay of certain olhciais nv "a
I, who Az secretly trying 10 th"ar.
.e English. ,a,a.a a;,
'r the employment oil Turkish ''oop'
II Soudan. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
Suit Entered.

GALVESTON, June To-day j., sue tue
@A antered in the district court Dy tan
was sst eh. National bank of Galveston n
First I y T. Beiring & Co., wholesale .,,e
against H. ,.h 20 were burned out by the
gro grocer ;,r w1 Friday T morning. Beers SD q
Kenison, the insurance an Belr issS Co.'s
placed insurance on ia p 90 agents, and
made co-correspendenI!sh u.s. 70 amount o.
Insurance Ms money involved s;n IN s as many
suits Of garnshsnsaastss ag ior which II til
| hank sues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
FRANCE.

SEARCHING FOR DysAMlTE, -
PARIS, June THE police =. . ,nd
..,,nest ~ the English have seafchea
for dynamite. None discovered
AMMAN ACCEPTS. h.s az.
pAp1s, June Amman naS Nv
,.an,ed the treaty as proposes ~ ~
France without making any In ,,ndsr Z
ton. BY Amman is placed 9 ,iraach i
Wren French protectorate: The fr renra'
r ra0iaent Ia Cochin China viii repre-
lent AMMAN in all her foreign rem a,,a
s ssnns and AMMAN will form cus'
tnms union with Cochin u ina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08

prs..r,ux for the Coming Grain Season
Hotel Changes.

eorrespondence OF the Gazette. nm.
srnAws, June Z. Capt. J. II. DINO,
hunty our enterprising merchant ana
leading citizen, has just erected q large
Grain store-room with view TO manu-
ling the grain crops of this vlcin,'s,
for which trade the genial captain ha'
abundant capital. ah.noad hands.
The strawn hotel mas cna ~ nanular
having been SOLO old oui na ~ "a Measrs.
proprietor prophet and Mr' Morgan aous two courteous
a moassy from Weatherford, VINO ,ha
I a,v town on the Texas ana ~
clflc railroad. III ,,an,,aY name
az Texas, and its coming u an1 /. i;v,
looked for by all. Long may " ~
and prosper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
| alrrERING GOLD.

Svg OF MINIS REPORT.
|sDy, June 7.-Director OF
Ills annual report of the pro-
metals, places the
stion for the calendar year
| Gold $50, 900, 900; silver, at
Ente, SAC, 200, 200.
kEodnced $3.50, 600 gold and
)ilyer coin.
b 81. 10000 gold; 6OO,-
100000 gold; $73o, 600
Slso.CoOgold; $3.50 600 silver
M,OOO gold; 81, 100. 900 sill
hll,So,oOO gold; SO, O0O,oo
gi9,oOO gold; S., 43o,O O'
aito $4,000 gold; $2,s45, OO'
Aeyo gold; SIS, 028, 900 silver
hinder was produced princi
lAka, Oregon, Georeia ant
nllna. This is "A reduction
y gold and 5000, 900 silve
Islt Of 1882.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
roILEp BunGLAR.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DAIIAs,s June IA negro last
night attempted to burglarize Mr..
Huntington's residence ON jackson
street. He was discovered by lady
boarder IN her sleeping room, who
gave the alarm, caught the burglar,
but could not hold him, and he escaped
before other inmates of the house could
secure him. He only got away a
purse containing eighty cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
nEs,nENcE BURNED.

DALLAS, June "A fire tonight de-
stroyed the residence of II. l.. lpson,
ON Jackson street. His family barely
escaped with their lives and saved only
small part of their household effects;
The origin is unknown but Is supposed
TO be from defective ilue in the kitch-
en-. Loss s., 900; insurance $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Sam Armstrong, Col0red Preacher,
Shoots Olin Mumsiord.
A Days Record Of Crime, Accident and
Misfortune.
rLuoCrp ny A pAnsoN.

DALLAS, June AT o'clock Sam
uel Armstrong, colored, was shot and
killed by olin Mumsford, colored
Baptist preacher. The latter was cap.
tured and jailed. Armstrong slept In
store that has twice been burglarized
recently and in talking about IL to-
night Mumsford insinuated that Arm
strong himself was the burglar. Arm
strong assaulted Mumsford for the in
situation and the wife of the latter
handed her husband a pistol with
which he killed his assailant,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
PARKER COUNTY.
A Boom In Artesian and Mineral Wells
Election Notes.

Correspondence of tho Gazette.
SrIisoTows, June GIVE are
having quite boom on ar
tesian and mineral wells. DR..
sligar has well from which can DO
drawn two distinct kinds or qualities
Of water. At the depth OF thirty feet
yo,, can draw mineral water and vi
sixty feet you draw fresh soft water.
Ne are having lively time oyer
our municipal election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
Gambling q Felony.

MEMPHIS, Tenn june = ran.
=, ~ MEME court at jackson, Tenn, . lvn
s sapss decision aflirming the verdict e.
q fhe en case against Garvin' IN IN wnassed BY
tSa late legislature, making sI Ins was
irs Of a gaming house 's
being tested. on.enced to one year in
the penitentiary'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE.

81 eciaI % Inc UhHalto'
Houston, June The passenger
train ON the Missouri Pacific coming
south colllded tonight with switch
engine, derailing the engine, tender
aud baggage.cnr of the passenger traln'
several passengers were slightly hnrt'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
TRAVIS CuuNTY.

| speciai TO the Gazette
A,,srIN June THE Democratic
ao,,ntv convention Of Travis met mere
th;s morning at 10 o'clock, ana re-,
.ao;ned In continuous session un. w
nsuht. Pending the consui'a aha con- ~.
the committee on credentials. sn naaI ar
wantion was addressed Dy e.7o ppd NJ
Tilson, Mai. Ward OF Burnett Anu 80
dudley &. Wo0ten. olactad Ia
The following delegateswefes e.ec.vu II
Fort Worth: F. Falweil 7. ". SA'q" swis
y nc GILES, L. b. Johnson Ts
a Hancock, John A; Wayaua viii
Fillmore, George F. PendeX'er,, o,,;ns
! Lambert. H. J. Dorm, r. a. o. Iohn
t Las A. Muir. a, ". Ieale',Mi m A
a Hancock, ]. Il. Brackenridge, w.; m "
g pitts Texas Smith, Nm, uS'nI nean
' Rower, NJ. G. Shelly ". naa,son
: A. ,oons It. A. Houston, =. II ~ AI p,ttina
IS W. ii. Caldwell, ). !" Johnson
]. G. s'earcys ,r 4 Mi John P
Rirk ]. b. Dickinson; =. .i q. 1 b
Robinson, ]. !. Ihr Eai,x smith
Norwood, I. +. Sneed, rev. Ma, Sheu
Ia Lee. w. b. Walker, MpandoIni,
ID are s. NJ. Crocker, W. a. n
We +. r. Roche. .,,,, Of the balloting 70
a.,acates was announcer ~ rssoi,
ae s ,Se land office handed ~ ia ;nstr,,c
ton indorsing Mr. WASH ~ n his re-nolr
ing mo the delegates TO vo's'o' A
at ination.. .., ruled it out of orde
~ ~ and his decision was a isc
w. ;ns ronnd Of applause
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
n VIII Benefit Texas.
fclabnrnc Chronicle

THE GAzgTJE will Issue . special
aantember edition OF 250, 900 copies Tor
General circulation. The past enter
s sriss Of THE GAZETTE gives ASSURANCE
Hut the Hepteul,er issue will bs COM
msns,irate with the greatness Of Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
DIED or AroPLENy,

Special 10 the Gazette.
ROUND Rock, June IA German
by the name OF Il. Hoeneke died sud
denly Thursday afternoon at Old
Round Rock of apoplexy. He has
been working for DIR. Royston, and
had unloaded n wagon load of corn just
before he was stricken down. He was
about As years of age. He has iami
ly In Germany which he was locking
for shortly. He has son Mt Houston
a cigar maker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
pnrAKs REPAIRED.


special TO the Gazette 80, ,. a.,
CoRsIcASA, June Tine break ~ ~
Chsmbers' creek on the Central rSa Na y !,
Repaired and passenger trains NOE =. :
and / passed down together AZ noon W.
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
runowN rnoM 4 TRAIN.

PLANO June 7.--Col. Oglesby
was thrown from the south-bound
train on the Central railroad ana pam
fniiy but not seriously injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
IN CososEss.

|tAvo. HOUSE.
sls.l,oN, June 6.-Mr. O'Neill
Esnia presented the petition
osss post, grand army OF
lsiS, III the establishment OF
Gaif w home at some point
>qiaoo ' :! Referred.
ls MY. y Mr.. Culberson of Texas
seq amending an act to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
,,,ss M,Kers PAINFUL FALL.

DALLAS, Ten, June Miss Booty
Mckee, daughter of United states
Ms,shal Mckee, was seriously injured
about the head last night by failing
i'm n faint from dancing platform.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING.

OvERroN, June Just now, il:ao
~. M. jeff Wheels of this place, IN u
quarrel with John Price, blacksmith
Vas shot through the head by the iat-
ter The wound Is serious II not NOR
tai. Price has fled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08

q
irCT0N.
ACT. Of Pre-
th@..,.,,ss,
- ="
= The Coming Ma
,p,bIs o. y. W
- 49,.
.,.uaL COURT Bill
'1reis SENATE THIS
,,s TIE sh'
srsslos.- The chances
IS, June -" -an "a bill re.
A ''s'ri,dic,ion Of Of federal fsasTa.
,,he SENATE Is
N n last congress,
~ a,, i the paid i, mo
h Who killed lie fd IT. Uslo we,
/ with ! th ,s. 'V sentiment
srcul'' = !.
g,,.lsnd-grant question 4 y,
lSlp,,a The bill would re-
~. q Nm r nNyenience in thu
lps Where the tendency
sls',h"e war for fedora isIl.
bs W. y, the business from
80 OIL ,..,
~, me house with littl'
rsaa w
s'E' .,..vopM.
asvIcE REFon"'
',ssr OF THE COMMITTEE
lime THE advers
Nv the committe
pdsy " Wv. tbe hill
IA reform upon VIZ -.
'dyIl service act, says ~
I. diligently investiga os.
dthe COMMISSIONS oa a. J,
ssute the law, ana near !,
IN Il for the efilcienI ao =
.%the importanntt orancne
siiye power. me rep4 ,,
n and reviews the eVil
lawn as the spolls systel
,sts to officers, ana col co..,
(svs. "Since the organizu
!, civil service con
esat good, mas pee zee
Him many directions an
a. pervades the donilna y
rsnt on the sublecL, Oh !. 7
dyil service, inspiring " "
nodistant day the Denen Il,
n; may extend througho.
y, and by harmony al
r:ness OF sentiiilen. a. a.
that which now co
iNterness OF political co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
,.odo Bulletip.l

(Alvarado Bullsrn ',. laws that
free grass y an q Estate issue?' ; se'
a GA 1sonle will viii decide IT.
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Money! MoneJ!

IN redeemed pledges will o Dc 0n have
at great TEXAS PAwNBnosshtrrs,s t.
money 2l1 Houston spre0s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08

The Fort Worth China Co, have just
received q large shipmsut Of fruit
Jars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-08
ORANGE COUNTY.

Special 10 the GHHef'e'
ORANGE, June The county con
vention to nominate delegates to the
Fort Worth convention met to-day
ond elected The following: w. j.
Winpate, Ii. Il. Davis, Il. :; Chenaua ~;
r. s. Noteworthy, 5. w. Shoiais anu nn
a. Bloomfield. No preferences , e ~
nressed for choice of national ticke.
Int delegates were instructed 10 o uote
for Gov. r.. Il. Hubbard as a delegate ,o,
10 Chicago. He is supposed 10 iaVo'
tut The Htu regular county convention VIII
he held later on.