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ANNOuMCsMt NIs.


NE ARE AUTiloRlZED To ANNOUNCE
m MR. q, ". GIlLE,flE as a candidate for
re.elecron - the ofico 81 Con ~ collector.
NE ARG AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MIR. n. D.. LANGLEY as a candidate for
County Treasurer OF Dallas county election
I'VE ARR REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE j.
w q. MOZART ~ n candidate iof Constable
. Precinct 40. l.
Xlyh ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w join oNkRASD o. a candidate for Con-
staole IN Precinct No. i.
W. ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w " a., Z. NIL as a candidate for ro'
election % he Office % County Clerk.
VIZ Axe RkQut 5rED 10 ANNOUNCE
election 70 'he ofco OF Disuict ClerE.
WI ARK nRsPECrFCLLY REQUESTED
~ announce Tho name Of W. III. w
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff Of Dallas
county ~ tho ensuing November election.
I'VE ARK AuTiis RlZEp TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge @ n. AIpRlp GR as a candidate
for reelection 20 the Ml O. Judge Of the llth
ludIe.sl nisri't
NAJ X ArIuOhiIkb 40 ANAUUNtE
w Colonel J q sTEYhEs as a candidate
uf Jusico ci he tcace Of Precinct Va. !.
IN3 ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" JuhN Gill EstiEfs q candidate for
Justice of nc ftaCu, Precinct No !, Dallas
INV. Te-.s.atL ~ ensulna Noyemb T election
7-E ,AKE -aUIhOKllEn 10 ANNoO ICE
VI JUDGE B. r.. BURKE AS a candidate for
f1t Judgofhlp of this judicial district az the
Grading Novi mbcr election.
- RE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUECE
- colonel I'D. BOWER as a candidate
Tor no omce ~ County Judge NJ the ensuing
teciion IA Roy emher
YT7E ARK REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W w. ~ THACKER for County Clerk.
WY ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE r FEARN for Justice OF the
reace for Precinct No /.
,I3E ARR HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO AN.
~ nouncc On. ~ w. n. EDWARDS as o
candidate for County Judge at u ensuing No.
Number election.
Kslk ARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" So X = KlMBROUGH as a candidate for
Tie Lee stature Ia Dallas county, subject 10 the
action HIfrn NfmODracv.
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The Parties in the Usited states Semitic.
The choice Of senators OF the United
states l. an important subject row 70 the
people OF the country. Tho senators whose
terms expires next March srs: james l..
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Boffo's Ice CfeRm fRFior.
he corner Of Live Oak and Efvay otroot,.
Ice cr<s am and sherbeis made 70 order OF
ever kind. quantity and quality deaireds
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Where are the reasons for such u sacrifice of new goods?
First, we have too many goods; second, we are on the eve
ofeTtensive alterations; third, we are already thinking OF
Fall Business, Three most potent reasons for getting rid
ofgoods. How can we getrid of them? BY selling them at
our advertised prices, as was proven by our last weeks
enormously successful sale.
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joins L. ELLioTr,.

co,n,pi..,on r.in.chidl so s.. Charles ave.
rue.
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Tnx Gazette says 1t represents southwest
Texas and the policy which IL time-honored
Ii all Texss, and then asks what the Hxn'
AID represents. The HrRAID does not rep
resent egotism and vsuity; 1t Is not wise In
its own concsit Il tries 10 difuse truth and
honest fsaiImenis; never betrsys masters;
Il doet not endsavor 10 take from them the
honest heritage bequeashed to the children
Of the state by patriotic pioneers to furnish
them an cducstion. The HERALD repre-
sents all that Is right and just and pure and
rood. II does not nrrogste to Itself o
Justly the right 10 represent any section or
any . eople. II Is q paper published to dis
ssm,net Il sssws. Is the 0szstte answered?
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M publish 10 dag a letter from Colorado
,p r<tsy 70 > letter from Abilene, published
% ne Oh Instant We give tsis letter
-, mn The fact hat It seems to "a due
I <-olDssns Of Colorado add other towns
nomes are mentioned. We will not
oIlo1 sueh-d.scu,sioo to arise. and
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SPANISH LACES
This sale lasts for one week only.
Spanish Laces.

Black and Cream, all silk, az inches wide, a,
10c n yard; actually worth zoe.
Black and Cream, all Silk, 4 inches wide al
zoe a yard; actually worth SIC,
Guipure Pattern Spanish Lscss, al Silk. 3
inches wide. at zoe. worth $50. 3x inches wide
ut 22Hc, worth zoe. Az inches wide at SOC,
wOrth 5On.
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Hamburg Edgings.

These lots are all prominently placed on our embroidery
counter. A single glance will convince you of their value
above marked prices. Five cases of
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Very truly YOU'RE,
HARVESTING WHEAT AT MARIEN-
FIELD.

Ono of the Directors Midland Town CC
Address: Lock Box o, Dallas, Texas,
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EMBROIDERY SALE

We have again inaugurated an Embroidery sale. and in
connection Herewith will let you into u secret. We are
not overstocked in Embroideries, but know how much ladies
appreciate cheap Embroidery, and to make our
this weeks sale, IT possible, more successful than the last.
we have determined to lose a certain sum ofmoney g include
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Spanish Laces.

Black and Cream. all SILK, 3 inches wide, i5c
a yard: actually worth 25c.
Black and Cream, all Sill, AZ incnea wide. at
25o q yard; actually worth 45c.
Guipu'e Pattern Spanish Laces, all silk. 3Z
Inches wide, at 27lSc. worth i5c. d1-2 inches
Wild n. $50. worth CSC. OK inches vide at
AZ l.2r, worth Csc.
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= RE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUGCE
colonel kn. BOWER as a candidate
Tor mo oflce ~ County Judge nc the ensuing
fifciion IA nov emher.
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ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
election g. The Office Of County Clerk.
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NAI r. Il AtiuOhIhkb 10 ANNOuNtE
W Colonel y o. STEVEN a. a candidate
aut Ju,lce 90 The feace OF Precinct 10. ..
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a. A. Ak a~bIhOKlLru 40 ANNOUa CE
TT JUDGE k. g.. BURKE AS a candidate for
o.. judgofhip Of this Judicial district az the
.rFrirr Now mhgr election.
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NE ARE AUIilORlZED TO ANNOUNCE
W MR. &. y. GiLLE,llE as a candidate for
h. toe oniro ~ Ioui ~ Collector.
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W JOhN T. Gill EstiEfs q candidate for
Justice OF nc ptaCe, pfcciuct No 4, Dallas
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WE AEE RkQutsTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONES as d Candldat, for 10
~ ihn onlca Of nlsIllt ClerK.
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NJ ARE RkouE-rED 10 ANNOUNCE
w join oYERASD o. a candidate for Con.
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Each one ofthe above four lots are genuine reduc-
lions. and so are the following lots OF Black and Cream
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Ty tRN AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" Judge @ n. AIpR DGR as a candidate
for reelection 20 the ml Of Judge Of the I'm
fudiaisl HiaffHt
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~ ARR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE j..
q. MOZART ~ n candidate 100 Constable
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WI ARK RRsPECrFOLLY REQUESTED
w 10 announce The name Of W. II. W
SMITH ns a candidate for Sheriff Of Dallas
county 80 tho ensuing November election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14

specini 20 the uazett,
BELToN, Tex, Aug l3,-By request
of the mayor the different religious de-
nominations Of the ely Joined to-
gether IN worship aud prayer for rain
yesterday Services were held IN the
morning at the Baptist church aud IN
the evesing NJ the MelhudI-l church
Many of thcstprcs We're closed and the
proprletors and their employees at
tended The services. There was
considerable Interest manifested, bat
80 lar rs ram Is cNucrIu,d nu r--ults
have We, nppesr d
The prospect for Il good clttou crop
grows less with each day. cuntmu-
ance Of the druuth ThO,, mcro,mui-
who have been selling go'ds CA Gro mt,
and those farmers who have been buy
ing on tick, are becoming yer, uhea-y
over the gloomy prospect However.
all are now beginning D. ccono-
mise, the merchants are more con
servative In their sales ami the farmers
more prudent and car, fui Ia their pur-
chases. by thus usiug prudence and
economy many OF the mi lurtui ~ In
! cident to n short crap mas be av"rled
The corn and small gtnin cr'p IL this
county IL good and Is made beyond
~ radventure. So that, ~ any event,
We viii have plenty al pr,p,d uuU prob.
ably meat; and If Cleveland aud Hen
bricks are elected We VIII have stunt.
thug TO COM pensatv Us Tor the absence
OF cotton money,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
DALLAS.
A Meeting Of Citizens 10 Organize n
County Exposition Socieiy-
Minor Notes.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Aug. - Jim Sellers, alias
Slippery Jim, was jailed to-day on the
charge of stealing a watch and chain
from John Duiield of Carrollton dur
ing the reunion. The stolen property
was found In his possession.
John Bellew had n hearing before
Commissioners Mccormack TO-DAY on
the charge of taking out Of the post
Office letter for Mrs McGaughey and
nbstracting from IL draft for 800.
He was placed undor an appearance
bond.
There was u meeting OF citizens ut
the Merchants Exchange TO day for
the purpose Of organizing county eX'
position society To represent
Dallas county at the New Orleans
exposition. Ex-Gov Crockett WAS
elected president; John III Brown, j
G. Mccoy, Prof Cummins, j II. John
son and Judge n NJ. Barford were
elected vice.I sldenls. The meeting
adjourned tin tomorrow
Anderson Abram, who was pulled
yesterday for stealing II horse. had an
examining trial to-day and in default
Of a $500 bOhd was remnnded.
The Brown Stockings Base B al club
of Dallas and the tialve ton club VIII
play here Friday, Saturday aud sun
day. The contest IL exciting good
deal of interest la advance IN sporting
circles, ~ both clubs are confident Oi
sllccpgg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
THE IRISH
National League Meets In Annual Con-
ven,ion Thomas Sexton Present as
Parnell's Representative.
American Politics Not to be BrOached--
sulliyan's Speech on the History
Of the League,
srxruy ISAMEnIcA.

THOMAS SEXTON ~ AMERICA.
New YORK, Aug. ID The steam
ship Nevada arrived late last night.
Among the passengers were Thomas
Sexton, the Irish nationalist and
member Of parliament, and VIM. Red
mond. They left this morn
ing for Boston to attend the land
league convention.
Az INTERVIEW WITH SEXTON.
NEW YORK, Aug. IL. Sex ton comes
AZ Parnells representative to the land
league con vention In Boston. Sexton
was seen by reporter to whom he
said:
My only purpose In this visit to
America Is TO observe the formation
and system OF the league and to dis.
cuss the methods for the fostering of
harmony, fer on harmony alone de-
pend the success and the full carrying
out OF the principles of the league.
! do not deem II wise In year like
this when the country Is absorbed In
presidential contest TO endeavor to
gain attention for any other subject. |
shall probably return home the Both,
az political events require my atten-
ton soon. After next yenr | shall
come again and address the citizens of
your country on subject of work we
have in hand.
When asked IL he had any special
news from the other side Sexton said.
mo, affairs remain about the same
The land laws are badly administered.
The government appointed land com
missiOners who were in sym
paihy with the landlord class
and they broke the back of
the Healy act That u tenant should
be compelled topay rent on his own
improvements Is IA shameful tling, and
the lesgue's first effort Ia toward the
adjustment Of that system. When
we accomplish that end the adjudica-
ton ofrents will he taken up. No
doubt that question will require long
consideration
What ARE the essential differences
between Parnell and Dlvitt? We have
heard over herr that Davitt has been
ostracised"
Sexton seemed surprised and an
swered
" There must be some mistake.
Davitt has "A plan of his own FIR the
benefit of tenants, but that he has been
ostracised by the Parnell party is
altogether wrong. He and | travele d
together TO the Leitrim convention, SO
you see we must bc friendly, and he
assured me that he would allow nc
personal preference to stand In the
way of unity. Everybody has great
respect for Davi,t. He IL man OF
great thought He has suffered severe
ly for our cause. Any statement that
there Is any vi feeling between Paruell
and him ia erroneous
1t Is probable that n meeting will be
nrra I'D when Sexton returns from
i5o-lon TO give him a reception and t
afford him an opportunity of explain
ing the work Of the land league.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
THE CALTGRA,

points in the address the scene was
repeated.
The secretary read the call by which
the second national convention of the
league was assembled, after which
Chairman Sullivan announced that by
the unanimous vote OF the national
committee the following gentlemen
were recommended as temporary of
ficers and these We're elected
unanimously: Temporary chair
man, eX-presdent of the ma
tional league, James Mooney
of Buffalo; secretaries, Charles Me
Clan of Pennsylvania, NJ j. Griffin
of Iowa aud Thomas J. Flattlery OF
Massachusetts. Mr.. Mooney was
greeted with loud cheers as he took his
place. He then addressed the conven-
ton briefly, after which the commit
tees on credentials, resolution, organ
ization and on auditing accounts of
the league were appointed. Recess.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
Pleuro-Pneun,onia,

HARRISBURG, PA. Aug. 10 The
state authorities to-day received word
Of new case of pleuro-pneumonia at
Ephrata Lancaster county.
NEW YORK, \. Y, Aug lS.-Pleuro-
pneumonia has been discovere; in
some COW stables at Blissville. The
Objectionable establishment will be
closed.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. IS 1t is re
ported that pleuro.pneumonia has
broken ont at Elmhurst, suburban
village, 10 miles on the Galena divis-
ion of the Northwestern railway, and
that the herds of John Boyd and Seth
Waltham are those affected. Dir. S DO
mon goes there to investigate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
The Bowie Election,

Correspondence OF the Gazette
BOWIE, Ten, Aug. l3,-The city
election passed of in an orderly and
creditable manner, and entirely free
from anyth ny bordering upon dis
turbaDce. New officers were elected
to several of the positions. among
which is d. c. Allen, mayor. by a
large majority; G. +. Thomas, ESQ.
city attorney. The lard of aldermen
elected are: b. +. Green, Jas. III.
Davis, o. Scheveneli, Z. +. Hutcher.
son and Lewis Evans, the two frs
named being reelected. j. w
Haskew was elected city marshal by a
small majority. The result of the
election seems TO give general salts.
faction to our citizens.
The Hon. Temple S Houston. can.
u,uaie Tor the state senate, stopped in
our town q Few hours yesterday. He
was on his way to st. Joe, this county,
where he has an appointment to speak
to-day. A public dinner, e G., il
booked for that plase to-day, Offering
MN favorable opportunity to address
our Montague county citizens. Mr.
Houston IL a talented young man. and
his views upon free grass and otheI
questions of state policy have the true
ring, and are winning for him man,
friends and votes. He has no opposi
ton up TO this tine.
Col. w. j. Sparks, q prominent at.
torney Of Montague, passed through
ON his way to the Dallas federal cour. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14


lloTEL LAfAygrrE, LAKE MINNIE.
ToNKA, MINI Aug 10 The MEM
beers of the Army OF the tennessee as
sembled In the parlors and were called
to order by Glen. sherman, who read n
brief letterfrom Gen. Grant expressing
regret that his health would not allo "
him To be present. Gvn, Sherman,
before reading tho letter, SAID that
nineteen years after the close IT the
war we have reason TO be- thankful
that 40 many survive In health and
strength 10 assemble In accordance
with the proInise OF 1865 NJ RLeigh,
10 keep alive the cordial ties of friend.
ship " hich bound us together during
the war, deem IL proper 10 explain
the cause Of the change IN programme
| AT our last meeting Gsa Grant was
chosen orator aid all arrangements
were made for his presence. We all
/ knew that in December last he rus.
tanned fall, but We had hoped that
his vigorous constitution would long
ere this have repaired the damage
again We all knew he had been
overtaken by u financial hurricane
n blizzard, a very cyclone, so common
In New York, the result Of q
false system of finance, but no soldier
believed that Gen. Grant personally
was In the remostest degree respsnsi
hle or censurable. Applause Rather
we hoped all the more he would cnabl,
us by his presence TO manifest fur him
our Intense love aud respect that b,
had won upon the BATTLEFIELD
aud which win survive long
after Wall street shall cease to be hello
autonomous with gambling In golt
| and credit. Gen. Sherman read q
brief letter received from Gen. Grant
after which he said he hoped his bod
lily aiiilclipn would pass away. and
that the clouds which now lower owe
bis house may In the deep bosom o
tho ocean be buried.
| The committees We're appointed ant
the meeting adjourned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14


LONDON, Aug. I3--A Pekiu dis
patch states that Tsupg III famen
based his protest 10 the powers against
the operations Of the French fleet at
Keeling upon the fact that the French
had bombarded Keeling without q
formal declaration of war.
THE CROPS IN INDIA.
LoSDoS, Aug. - --Advices from
India r. port that the crop prospects In
lower Bengal are bad, owing to
droutb.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
LONDON, Aug, IA dispatch from
Brighton says That the duke Of Well
lington, the son of the hero OF Water
loo dropped dead there to-day ~ he
was entering the train for London.
THE cHfNEsE FIRM.
LONDON, Aug. 10 -Adyices from
Shanghai Of August II say: "Tsung
III Ynmen announces II ID his deter
mination TO resist the French de-
mands. Tsmsuie, on the northwest
coast of Formosa. IL being defended by
torpedoes. =,
III Hung Chang will he impeached
for transferring the China merchants
fleet to an American Arm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14

senger Agents meeliu,
a resolution an.
contract with the Rl,I
Philadelphii by whIA |
the cmci,l organ Of lh
and thanking The d
authorities, the local "a
citizens FIR the d
tended. The s,crelag.I
27S members In I'd
The bylaws were amend.
the annual dues from 4
following offiren nd
President, As VI
falo; vice-prsddhg
Shaw, Sivanuih; sd
treasurer, w. B. unuy, ID
rs ,istant secretary I v
Cleveland; secoadAsisl1
f. ID. Bush, Nashville
They start on a TOUT
aims tomorrow mornlg5
mont, Idaho Springs II
ma Vista, Alpine gul,l
Marshall Pass, ~
Platte canyon, Clear Y
Msnitou. Colorado Spa
vile, where elaborate p
making for their enleIi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
AUSTRIA.
ME AusrRIAN MAILs

VIENNA, Aug. 13.-A great sensa-
tion has been caused by the recent
robberies OF the Austrian mails. Not
long ago II letter containing $1,000
florins was abstracted, and now a
whole mail bag has been stolen. The
tered letters. In some OF the latter
forms sent by the savings banks in
pegth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
ENGLAND.
THE ELEMENTS.

LONDON, Aug. lS.--Reports indicate
that the thunderstorm which swept
over North England and Scotland yes.
terday was OF almost unexampled re-
verify. Many buildings in Edinburgh,
Leith and other cities were completely
demolished by lightning. The Dundee
was envelpped In dense darkness for
an hour. Traffic was SUSPENDED and
several lpersons were killed by light
ming; among the number was Earl
l.sud.rdale who WAS overtaken by the
storm while riding.
aERMANy's COLONIAL POLICY.
LoNDoN, Aug IA Vienna CORE.
spondent OF the Telegraph says one
subject which will occupy the atten-
ton Of Kainoky and Bismarck at their
approaching conference VIII be the
dIscusslon Of the German colonial poll
cy. Bismarck opposes the con-
em,rrntiou To the United States.
American Institutions, he says. are not
IN. harmony with those OF Germany
and this emigration Will add
nothlrg to Germany's wealth,
while II tends 70 undermine
TIE traditions OF monarchy. Bismarck
hone % open u new world for colonial
enferprise aud 70 prevent the ultra In
dokoitlen., A nRl0-SAxon element from
ahsorbing the German element.
WOOL SALES.
I,onnON, Aug. IA the wool gales
to-6aY, j 90 bales OF New South Wales,
VlMGSia and Cape wool were disposed
~ 4nhn market WAS very firm Gross
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
War Clouds Gathering China Deter
mined TO Resist the Demands
Of France.
French Iron-0lads and Marines Placed in
Readiness to Start for China.
Recent Robbcries Of the Austrian Mails
--Drouth in India Injuring
the Crops
The Versailles Congress Adopts Bill
for the Revision Of the Constitu'
/, ton Of France.
MhxICO.

PRINTING OFFICE CoNFIsCATED.
CITY or MEXICO, Aug. l3.-The
federal government has seized and
confiscated Gen. Perez Jardon's print
ing Office, from which revolutionary
circulars have been recently Issued.
Three other generals have been i'm
plicated and imprisoned with Jardon,
who formerly edited an opposition
paper TO the administration, known ~
NThe Constitutional"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14

PrrrsBURd, PA, Aug. I3.-Tne ma
tIonal convention of The alg4mated
association Adjourned zine die
this afternoon, after the re-
election OF the old officers IA fol-
rows: President, Wm. Welke; seer e
iary, VIM. Martin; treasurer, j ,mss
Penny. The next convention tx To he
held at Wheeling, w Va August
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14
The Indian Lands

WASHINGTON, Aug ia delega-
ton Of Comanche, Kiowa and Wiosi
Indians was at the interior depart
ment to-day to ascertain the proper
course to be pursued in leasing their
lands. Tney dts're to lease between
two and three million acres in In.
dian territory to cattle men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-14

DETERMINATIONS on MNR.

fNisfAhAIihNh OF WAR,
PARIS. Aug. 10, Two regiments of
marine and three more iron-clads are
being placed ia readiness to start for
China.
CHOLERA
MARsElLLES, Aug, BIN the
twenty four hours ending at $50 this
evening there were eleven deaths from
cholera. One death occurred In
TOulon TO day. More persons have
been attacked than In amy one day
recently, but the character of the dis
ease IN much milder than formerly.
Nine cases were admitted to the
hsapital and the same number were
discharged cured. Seven y-iour cases
are under treatment. AZ Monteiort
one death was reported, two Mt La
garde. There was one death at roul.
ouse. Many other deaths have oc-
Cured at various places but IL Is
believed they were sporadic. In Gar
fagano, Italy. three deaths occurred
from cholera to-day.
TouLoN, Aug, l3,--There were two
deaths from cholera here last night,
The heat IL modcrating.
MARsELLEs, Aug. l3.-Forty deaths
have occurred from cholera In two days
Mt Les Omergues. n hamlet depart
ment Of Basse0 Alps.
THE VERSAILLES CONGRESS.
PARIS, Aug IL - The Versailles con-
gress adopted an entire bill for the
revision Of the constitution NY n vote
of 500 10 l57. The extreme Left ab'
stained from voting, declaring the
principles of Democracy violated,
Count Murrwell, a well known Cleri-
cal, declared the debate on the bill
showed the Importance Of the Repub'
LEANS. France, he said, would iudg,
Of the result, The president then de.
clared the congress closed.