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to-day aud the following delegates wer'
elected 20 the county democratic oonyen'
tion at Sherman, June "a, 20 elect delspste'
~ the state Convention a, Fort Worth on
the ilth;
+. Coleman, @. q. Rindei' j. Il
9'reepsr ID o. House, B. U. Musfyi Jim
Vemp, . ID. Parker.
North Denison-Gtorge l.. Patrick, ] ".
stsndifer, A. q. Nosley John Wapas, A
NJ. Crow. James Nelms. Alex Morrison, j.
+. Fields, ], :. Jones, T. J., Csshion, J. T..
Nunsor, A, B. Person, IL. Nolan, l.. A.
D't'in, =. j, Crooks, w. B. MGnson, A. q.
Ian kfOfd
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.
The Counties In Convention Assemble
and Vent Their Views.
Governor Ireiaud's Administration
Almost Unanimously Endorsed.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs Heartily Endorsed
for Lieuienant.Goyernor.
A Multiplicity Of Opinion on the Two.
Thirds Rule.
The High Waters Sub siding. but Slowly
and Sullenl!.
Farmers are Inclined 10 Rail a, Jnplier
p,uyius.
Waco: fencc-Cu,ters go Scot Free
Some Surprise.
~. Louis: Ball-Seauel TO the Car"
pcnier Case.
Terrell: Another Sable Fiend lniuri-
Gtes the Community.
lie is Caught at rexarkana-Narrow'y
Escapes Lynching.
A Desperate In the Dust
Delighted Deniz ms.
Other Specials From Sundry Sources.
A Desperate In the Dust
Delighted Deniz ms.
other Specials From Sundry Sources.
I.ON9NIEw.

LONGNIEW.
LoyGvftw, May 2i.-[Special ] - The
county convention this afternoon selected
ss delegates to The Fort Worth convention
the following: Dr.. j. n. Allison and Il. u.
Brown, regular; al,ernsfs, u u. Rsgland,
J A. Jehn,rg, G b Grsybil', Tu.ly Choice,
William Boon, Jsmes Dsedham, l.. Woolv,
]. +. R)sborough, W. l.. Welloorpe, L. f..
Durham. A resolution iivoring Governor
Hubbard as delegate at large to the ChicsRo
convention, was adopted. Another county
convention will be called N choose dele
estes to the Houston convention.
A bout three week ago, T.. al. Snanr a
book. keeper, long in the employ oil Ioll' q
Co, through the loss OF friends, property
aud EN- ployment, became demoraliz,d ana
commenced dril king excessively. lie was
taken with dslerium tremons last Sunday
ana Monday and Ia a severe paroxyslu, ne
escaped to the woods, remaining exposed
to the late severe storms without iooo until
Thursday afternoon, when he was found
sitting and gibbering under tree, entirely
nude. He had attem pted suicide as gashes
on his throat and clois OF clinging blood
testified. He was brought TO Longview
and died last night. He has always borne
a good character and reputation.
Even standing room cannot be obtained
a. the evening meetings a. the Baptist
church, and hundreds attend the day meet
iues. Many are attracted by the singing
OF NJ essrs. Penn and Cairn. and many go
nyowedly to procure salvation. The meet
ings are conducted quietly aud with no at
TEN pt at excitement.
R.in has fallen all atolt US TO-DAY, and
another storm now seems bearing down
upou this place.
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t,AINIsSkII.lI

GAINESVILLE May 2i.-L Special Judge
HIil returned rom Washington to-day
where he had been attending 10 cases ia
the supreme court.
The county democratic convention 10
appoint delegates 10 The slale convention
wac held to-day. Nine delegates and Liae
alteruates were selected, beiug the number
allowed ac ording to the number OF yotes
po.led Tor governor at the last election.
\ medical association was organized hare
to-day by the physicians. DR.. Bonner was
selected chairman.
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FIrTsiIJIiti.

PITT,BuEG. Nav q -[Sptcal l-The
! union PIC. nic OF the Meth ,dlst and Baptist
sunday schools passed oil very nicely to-
dav. Addresses were made by Mr.. y. d
Q lqpt and DR.. J. Nj. Powell, and essays
reaa by Misses. Willie Stephens aud Alice
Coqpit.
~ II trains are again delayed Dy the high
waters. No trains will pass on tue Texas &
81 Louis rsilroad for several days yet.
The crop prospect In this section Is
gloomy. The crops are washed up in many
places and the farmers are very much be-
mind with their lshNr.
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FIMrLE, May "a -(5pec.h' IA. 2p. n.
to-day, snile u freight tfaiu "a the Guli
Colorado Il santa Fe railway was passing
Charlie Kelly Il white boy ag~d 10 years,
| attempted 10 get on the train, out missed IL
and fell. Ghe car wheels spit his
skull, and his brairs warn
scattered on the track, and
al, bocy msugled a.most bcy nuu recosui-
tion. No blanc Is attached TO the road
for the boy sought 70 mount the train with.
out the knowledge Of the train men, while
II was moving a. the rate OF SIX miles per
hour.
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ATLANTA. Nav q - '2ociall- The
Mayo. aud "'Sl1ire'," c)nr's, having
coma! .isdic'lon n the corpora ion
results IN a c.: IT, 90 far as costs
are corcerned. t-,q1sntly, and Yesterday
the clGdict was o.tv--n M,xey, the
'sqlire's constable. deputy sheriff etc
and the mayors marsh Il, Meeks. in which
Msxeys neck is somewhat scUihed by
Meeks' finger nails, and Mecks' mouth Is
somewhat distor.ed by Mexey's fists.
Spring lights are therefore decl ,red opened.
THURSDAY nights rain, il ,htnirg and
thQuder is uusurps;ssd. Tue railroad Is
covered fortwo mLes at west Of US. The
track was washed out mere for long dis
tance by TIE la.t rain, was TEN porarily
propped up and II nos ul % 20 over again.
The water is falling very fact, and trains
will he in order after TO-DAY,
Br ck.work is slspended again. When
the buildings ow under conttsct are fin.
ished there will be seventeen fine brick
business houses in our CITY.
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CALVERT, May 81 Especial We haG
another seyere rain here to day, with some
hail, and from tue appearance OF clouds
south, the la must have bsen terrible.
rne Little and Big BrazJs rivers are out OF
their Danks, and number OF plantations
are under water. Red rise" was noticed
in the Big Braz)s to-day, aud II /. proves
TO be severe the damage 20 crops In the
bottom will be great. No mail from the
north IN tour days, aud Ia consequences we
have not had glimpse OF your valuable
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TERRsLL, May u ~ Special IA coloreG
tiend the name Of Z ,ck Miller attempted
20 rape the person OF NJ 81 I len Bradley .
young lidy IL wears OF age, nie;e OF D J..
oimmous. Mr. Simmons ruus dairy about
one ard one-hAli miles from Terrell. Tho
ne 70 was IN hls employ, and ne aided the
young Ady IN king. This morni1g
ehnut O'Clock be entered the room ina,
Miss Bradley occupied, and got Into Ded
with her She Hgoke and iiadiug the negro
there raised an elRtm. which frightened the
regro and be He'd, leaving shOss, coat and
ba behind The officers and anumber OF
citizens are securing the country anu II
caught woe be unto him.
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BIlOWSNDDD

BR>wSwooD, May 2i.-r Sp-ciaLl-At the
county convention held to-day tue follow.
convention W. D. t. Mcdonnell, DE-.
j. b. MoGouRhv aud j. Y. Wiseint
alternstes-H Ford, NJ. l.. MoFarlsnr
a. q. Ashley. The convea,ion declares iis
preference Tor Tilden and Hendricks .or
president and vice.p president, but IN case
Tiiden positively declines 4 renomi nation
for hon. Joseph Il. Mcdonald snd Grover
Clevelan".
The convention to send delegate to the
Houston convention was not he'd to-day.
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af'kISNEy

MckfysKY. May "a special. j. Z
DJwel, q prominent aud we'll known hard
ware merchant OF our city, was bitten on
the hand this morning by a rattlesrAKe.
Prompt medical remedies were applied and
he is recovering.
Petitions are being circulated asking
Judge I. G. Goodner to announce as a car !.
ddate for local representative. Having Tor
years been county judge, and being 'smiliar
with school and road matters, the Judge is
admirably fitted to worthily represent our
prosperous countv.
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CURsICASA.

CoE;IcAYA, May 2i.-TSpecia!, i The fret
train on the Texis e St. Louis railroad
since the washout arrived to-day from the
west. No trains have rs yet arrived by the
Central, although number Of travelling
men went 10 Cham oers creek on the con-
struc,ion train this mcraing and we're
further north.
The democratic county convention met
this morning and appointed the following
delegates TO the Fort Wort convention: Il.
J. SimKins, Hon Marion Marin. II. +.
Harley, W. D Hsvnie, W. II. Parsley, W,
II. Danson and J. q. Campbel
The new fish tank has been hled by the
recent rains, and iet ~ are entertained that
the dam, which is ABOUT 90 teet long, will
give way, az IL is csvInR in from the rear.
The editors OF our various city papers
have put On their war paint, and blood is
anticipated.
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" NR-itAI I

MARSHAL. May p - Special - The
first NAL train in ne' va week arrived to-
day.
Captain Thomas, proprietor Of the gas
works at Jefferson, proposes TO move his
works to TINS city, provided proper induce
ments are offered.
The case OF Ney vs. Warren, a suit for
$4,000 damages ior malicious prosecution,
was determined to-day, the jury iinding TO.
defendant.
The men in the motive mower and ma
chinery departments Of the Texas Il Pacific
shops, only work four days in the week
nov.
, rhe remains of Charles +. Hinson, in
charge of an escors Of the Knights OF
Pythias, arrived today. The iuneral oc.
r. ira Tomorrow,
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DECATUR.

DscATUR, May H.-Tspecial. The Wise
county democratic convention met to day.
Full delegations were selected to the Fort
Worth and Houston conveutione, and also
10 the congressional convention. The con.
vention instructed TOR Ireland for gov.
ernor; TemDleton, attorney-general
and Baker for superintendent OF
education. The body also instructed
tor Throckmorton for congress. The con
vsntion endorsed the land bos'd. The two.
thirds rule was not mentioned.
d strict court is still in session. Tom
Rocktold who, whils acting as city mar
shai several months ago, killed old
man Hyland, 10 years OF age, by
shooting him three timer, was ye sterday
found guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree aud punishment assessment at twenty.
five years in the penitentiary. Last night
he got some morphine and whisky and
made an attempt al suicide, but the q1an-
tify OF either was too small TO do the work
Rain has ceased aud the damage Is not so
great as at first anticipated.
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SILKS AND SATINS.
CoIcYed silks and SatinS.

One lot Fine silks ami satins, extra wide,
worth from 81 to &1.3J yard, all at zoe ~
yard.
One lot CoIored silks and satins, would
be cheap at soc N yard, all ut GOc "a yard.
One lot Summer silks, all Mt 5Oc yard.
One lot Colorsd satins, only ~ l-:c "a
ward.
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TO THE FRONT !
With SeasonabIe Offerings.

While our competitors are giving vent to lamenta-
tons long loud complaining at the dull state
trade we cheeruy present to the public the following
array of prices and confident that the character OF
offered by will continue to attract pa
tronst our establishment.
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Black Silks,

ONE LOT. cost to import s1.25 IA yard,
at only 05c u yard.
coo u yard.
ONE LOT, worth s5c yard, mt only
400 10 yard.
ONE LOT of Handsome Brocaues at
only SIC 10 yud.
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ST. LOUIS.

sr. LOUIS, May 2I.-[Special. i The st.
Louis union club won every game played
this season until to-day, when they had
the corceit knocked out Of them by the
Bostons. Scores - |.
Detective w. V. Esmon. gained notoriety
through HE connection with the Z)ra Burns
case at Lincoln, Illinois. He was
employed by the prosecution to hunt
up e idence, but IL was charged he
used his eff,rts in behalf of the defense.
This 10 explained by the announcement OF
the approaching marri,ee OF the detective
and Miss Fannie Carpenter, daughter OF o.
A, Carpenter. who was tried for the great
crime and acquitted. While hunting up
evidence to harg the father, he lo.t his
heart TO the daughter.
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Tyr rR

TYLER May "A Special. THE county
democratic convention to-day elected the
following delegates TO the Fort Worth con.
venion: n w. Finley, w. s. Herndon,
\. L. Bonner, Horace Cnilton, H. G. Rob
ertson aud Governor Hubbard. IL is con-
ceded that better representative men conld
not have tee selected, and that an abler
delegation will not 90 up from any county
IN the state. The sense Of the convention
on the ahro ration OF the tgo-t thirds rule
yes So for and SO against 1t.
The two mer, Harry Reid and w. b
joiner, charged ss accessories TO the stab
bing ntfray Thursday night, had prelimi-
nary trial to.dav. and were admitted to bail
in the sum OF 5000, to await the action oil
the grand jury.
R,ins continue. No msils here sircs
Tuesday, until to.dav from the north, on
the Texas & ST. Louis.
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CULOkAlbU

COLORADO, May 2i.-[ special. The
democratic county convention met io.dsv
accrriins to appointment. Judge @.
smuh wac selected ss delegate TO tue Fort
Worth convention with J. ID. Martin ss al.
terpate. Colonel ID. Bentley was
At Houston, with X II. Allen as aliern ate.
The sentiment OF the convention vas
strongly In favor OF free gras, and opo sed
TO the two-thirde rule.
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TEXARKANA.

TrxAhKAsA. May "a -Ispecial:l-A man
who came TO this county from parts un-
known several years ego and settled some
miles from this city, In Bowie county, hes
been suspected OF having been the leader
Of q desperate and extensive gang OF horss
and cattle thieves. wno have been making
depredstions 10 this aid ttner counties
for teversl year, csrryirg of stock FL
th' last few vetks torres sui cattle have
been m,ssing from the L Moore place
Last hight -err fesched the Moorel
inst the nis-itg bors.s and csttis
we're in pen on The Clsyourn
place. Early this pcrnins. Charles apc
Buck Moore. 10 company s;ih sever.
friepds, ct ned With toos puos, ,t,rtei 70
The Clsy turD y .sts IN tesrcn u tte m ssir
stock. Before nrflssn.. nostver. ~ ths
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WACO.

Waco, May 2.-[5pecial. Matters in
the flooded portions OF ths city have re-
sumed their normal aspect, save about a
dczsn residet ces that cannot be occupied
vet. II is doubtful II some merchants will
be- able TO resume business, as they lost all
they hsd.
The Central railroad ran trains to and out
of the city tonight, to and from the east
for the ii st time since Wednesday.
A. s. Dow, who had an alter cation with
A. s. Farrow. Msy2 81, died this morning
from the effect Of wounds received then.
Fs,row, who had given u nominal bond, Is
missing now.
Two fence cutters, the only cnes ever
arrested Ia this couhty, and who have been
in jsil for some time have been discharged
for lack OF specific testimony to indict
them. Citizens are somewhat disgusted at
the outcome OF these cases.
The weather is very warm and threaten
ing rain tonight. II it should be much In
quantity, ON tho heels OF the late txpe.
rience, the farmers Of this section will De in
a cad plight. -
Primaries in i've wards OF the city were
held tor ,ht to elect delegates to the coun'
" democratic convention, next week.
The fret ripe peaches OF this season,
grown in this county, were on the market
to-day.
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HOUSTON.

HcusroE, May 2i.-TSpeeisl. l-rhs
cnunty convention to elec; dslses'ss 20 the
Fort Worth uresidentiai convention me,
to-day ard deieg>'es we're e'ec..d. The
convention instruct d for ridsn aad
Hendricss and endorsed G,v-rnor JSnn
lyeisno cod the tWo-shirds Yuls.
The fven1ne t1-rr>, STAR 10 At~ sA.s
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WILLS POINT

Wills PoisT, May a -[Saociall The
county convention IN elect delegates to the
Fort Worth convention, was held to-day
in Canton. Captain I. j. Towles was
elected permanent chairman, snd T. X.
Iantis, eec-etsry. The majority rule was
carried by vote Of i2 20 II. The admin.
isirstion OF Governor Ireland was endorsed
The following ara the delegates to the state
convention: Colonel c. b. Kilgnre, John
Z. Sp'nks, Bennett Bogees, John Cou,hron
ard K. Il. Yentis D.. J. 2. Blount
W. B Wynne. Dr.. W. w. Peel +. T. Ly.
brand and William Fugate were elected
alternstes. A resolution requesting Hon.
@. B. Kilgore to become a candidate for dis
trict attorney for the Seventh judicial dis
trict was carried amid applause, but 1t is
thought he will not enter the race.
H,ck Miller, the negro rapist from Ter
rel, was captured near here this afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Tom Board, and carried
10 Terrell. Nothing but daylieh, and the
indeiatisable efforts OF the deputy pre-
vented h,m from being lynohed here. Mt.
Board deserves credit for his tireless tramp
In search OF the inhuman brute.
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GATEsNILIE.

GArssvIILr, May 2i.-Ispecial. THE
county convention met to-day. The iol E
10 wing were elected TO the Fort Worth con.
yention: @ c. Ssdler, Rev, A. G. Grave
DR.. W. Z. Brown, w. s. Riddle,
Judge 9. +. Duftis, Hen ]. H.
Keys Professor @. II. Miller, Y. y. yen.
kins, s. Fields and Robert Newlsnd. The
convention endorsed Q. X, Bel Tor state
senator. and recommended him to the
counties Of this senatorial district.
The recent rains did much damsse TO thii
sectiop. The Lson mas been higher than II
has been for ten years. The nAios have
been irregular this week. The weather Il
still unsettled.
The Advance moved into its new stone
building to-day.
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JEFFER 3ON.

JETFKRsoS, May "a. - TSpecial.l j - The
democratic convention OF Marion county
met this morniRg pursuant TO the call. The
following In q list Of the delegates els sctsd to
the Fort Worth convention: b. M. Hsgerty,
T. U. Lockett, 8. N. Ward. w. X. Camp.
c. A. Rowell, w, J. eedberry. J. J. Hey.
wood, A N. Wright, L. l.. WORKMAN, W.
T. Armistesd, Q. A. Culberson, T. N.
6becklefo'd, General 7. n. Moselv, John
Gardner, George T. Todd. John T. Roots,
A. P. Brown and John NJ. Bender. Is was
Resolved, That they should favor Samuel
]. Tilden for prssideot.
Resolved, Tnsi the dslessies be In.
uracted 10 vote fer the repeal Of the two
thirds rule; sl-o, that the democracy Of
Marion county fsvor platform boldly I'd.
vocsting a tariff for revenue sufficient to
economically support the ecv--"-'srt, and
laid on luxuries instead o. ivoo, ,lJthinR
and other necessities.
The water still Continues 10 rise here, but
not very fast. II 10 reported tbst psck
water from the lake spd Red rivsr viii
reach here ny tomorrow. IL this be true
we si.l have smother disastrous a pod.
The csse ~ Nrp. Margaret Go,dsson W.
the Tt1ss & Pseifc railroad wss to-day
c,mp.oa.,sed dy deierdAnt paying plaintiff
A. 30.
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MII.l.ICAN.

MILLicAs, May al Special l-Auother
terrible rain storm flooded the country
about here to-day. During the storm .
horse about 100 yards from the depot Was
killed by lightning. The Braz,s
river 10 still rising to- lay. Stockmen are
moving their stock IN the high lands rom
fesr OF . general ovefh,w.
The crops generally are in O fearful
dition, cotton especially.
Business unusually good.
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sWEErWATER.

SwHErwATKR May "a -[spec
T. B. Wheeler to-day denied
bond. Your readers vel ri
he and Jim Cooksey are char
killing o. Deputy eoeriff 9
The wi.e OF oar sheriff,
IL In Q very criuch condrS
y cted TO recover.
Oar mayor aud sld :,
work getting M city ls' Sd
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wEATHEKFORD.

WEArHRRFoRD, May "a Especial J.
Judge J. n. Roach, chairman, called the
democratic convention OF Parker county 10
order, in the opera.houss mere, this after.
noon At o'clock. After briefly stating the
objs ct of he call the usual routine OF organ
zation was perfected. The following dele
gates were selected to attend the Fort
Worth state convention: W. r. Shannon
@. w. McGehee, J. A. Kidd, William Par
sor N. NJ. Dennis and J. p. Cole. Abro.
CATION OF the two.thirds rule was voted.
Resolutions complimentary and commend
Htory OF the able and faithful dis
charge OF duties by our erillsnt oon.
sressmsp, Colonel Lanhsm, and isvoring
his re. election, were adopted unanimously
and enthusiastically. From present indi.
cations Co onel Lanham will be re-elec ed
without opposition, q compliment we'll
merited.
Resolutions denunciatory OF the present
protective tariff, and fsvoring the true dem.
cratic doctrine OF q tariff for revenue, ", re
unanimously adopted. Speeches were
made celebrating this principle by G. w.
McGchee and ]. A. KIDD, candidates for
The legislature, by Senator 8 S,snnon, J. l..
Goforth, j. w. S.ephene, g. A, Mccall
and others. The convention decided TO
nominate q candidate for the legislature at
the time OF the selection OF delegates to the
Hou ton state copveation. No expression
was given upon state issues, or in reference
10 candidates.
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Gipgbams. ........ ....:...........:...'W
(iinQham,, small CHEEKS, all cnlors. SC N lc
Scotch GinRhaus double width. beat qnaiity 10
Bolid GiuRbam, blue. black and brown 10
cling ham 6eersucker, lignt g. ey. ..........:.l .l0
Plain res rsucker solid blue. .l0c and !. y
Chsmbray eeerS er.......................b
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KAuFM IAN.

KAuFnAs, May 2A-[Special,l 1.-The DEM
ocrstic county convention met mere to-day.
The dslees,es 70 the Fort Worth conven.
lion arr: r 8 Slaughter, l.. r. Stroud.
W. h. Allen, Jamee Or +. X. Hollis, r
D. Shaw ana X. 3. Watkins.
The committee eEdorsed Ireisnd's ad-
minis'ra'ion, Welo,rn for congress. Gioo.
for lieutena. t.g,vernov. }. o T+rrsn for
.tste ssna'c-, and ubs;rnctei f,r w. q
s'errett, o. Ds'las, spd A T. Wilson, ol
Kaufman. for oeieeafes from the etste-si-
large IN the "a iopsl convention.
A reso'u'ion vss adopted fsvoring tar
# for revetue orl~.
DESIsON.
4 ~.
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iSEITON.

BELToS, May "a Especial 1.-The con-
vention OF precinct No. met tIls morning
at IL o'clock ard elected W. 7. Rucker as
chairman and George c. Robinson as secre
retary. Thew endorsed heartily the course
OF Governor Ireland and instructed dele.
gates TO the county convention to vote for
him o. governor. They also endorsed
the course II Representative Mills,
and instructed delegates to the coun.
ty convention to oppose q
senatorial or judicial convention. The in
strpcted delegates IN the county conven.
tion are TO vote for W. z. Nearcock for rep
resentative of the io,orisl district COM
posed OF Bell, Milan and Robertson cum
lies. rhey endorse the maj )rity rule.
The new ice ia story is nov turning out
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