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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-22
PAUIFIU COAST.


Dls@lu.ea sar nneA 81 Esaaenes.
8AE FnAHcIsco. Jane 2l.--rhs charge
q psFinFy aRn1nst H. 4 Welle. alEensd
% have been oommfllad whila 9 wil
mss IL he ehason tFlat, uas d,smisssd
today, beonaaa of laek 81 sVtdemoa 10
eengiok Dafilg the trial Wells sUaRs
teat be board sharon iusr1droe Mils
Hill 70 i. y. fFus as his wile. and ks
sabseqaentlg sontradi1A6d that teati-
mony.
rag Csneanaea 90 asFans.
s4n RnaNczsuo. Juns 2f.-The lhlrsy
pattern makers 81 fha Union Irun
works wh0 released 20 leave the works
Wien tbs other uoHkmeu struck On
Saturday, came - the sane opinion 20
aAy es ne iron workers and Walked oak.
Bsed 81 Blphfkersa.
News has hean broaght here of she
& Ro1lMasteE Baokas' daaohteE, Mar
Baekua.
Aeslasat sn sha callEsrnla Boushsrn.
6AH BEnaAnDuNo (0ai.l, Juus IA
flelQht Train On TIE Oalifornis Soufhafn
Railroad xan % the track "a Cafo
throwing The ea2iua and hftseu cars 81
ths tFask and IniariDg ths hrsman and
enainaaF. Il IL sappassd that ehs eu
greer 4 fatslly injarsd. All east bound
trains aEs delayed hsss on account Of
TIE accident
oreEan = Transcsnsfmenanl Eaeeaann.
PonzLkED (Or.l, Jane 2l.-Tbe an
nud elscsioa Of the Oregon 4 Trans-
continental Company Was a clear walk
over for the Elijah Smith ticket. there
being no nppositioa. Over three hund-
red Thousand shares we're voted. Rha
following we're elected directors. Eifiah
Smith, ChfiNlopheE Meyer, Jno y Hin
einson, wm. Ball and sydney Dilisn os
New Y0Fk; Charles 4. Colbg, Milwnu-
hes; Oliver Ames. Bas1on; John n.
Hutahinsan. Philadslpaia; W.S. Ladd,
Henry Failing, O. A. Dolph. O. II.
PFeseott, O. J. smith, John Mnir, Jos.
alm0Ds Q. II Lewis and ]. Bourne, yr.,
Portland.
Following are directors Of the Oregon
Improvement Companys Elijah Smith,
y. j. HiQklnson. A. 3. Rosen6aum, =. n.
Denison. o. ]. smith, J. ~. Foa, o. Il.
Prescott, J. Simon and D. p. Th0mp ps0n.
1he Oregon Railway q NAVIGATION
slestien vas deferred until tomorrow.
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1scNuoN. Jnns Sl.-MioAasl Daritt
pFon0anosd the s9-oaliea Feniku secret
manifsalo p1bltshed 81 tha Hfmss an
electlu1 deltRe. Dayilt aa3a tne doca-
msnt vas written b an ex-efitsr q an
extlnE1iaaea lEian weekly pauek 9hich
pretended - pFesenl sxreme AasionAlist
ViaRA
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WAsHzM0ToN. Juus Ex-senator Vesa.
from kns Oommittss on O0mmetos, re-
ported fsEorabig gSeantoT Piamb'a hill %
aaihosixa che Kansas h Aemphis Ball
rad and Bridge Oompany % oonslrasi
q bridge aysF tha Mississippi fivsF from
Hape6Hld. ARkAns4a. % Mampa1a. fen
1essse. Ihe oo0mittee has amended
tha bill % aa 10 provide thAt II the eon-
stFnciion of eha bridge b net com-
msnsed uithin ons ysaR. TIE act shall
Ia Rnid.
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RecsiEsr of Puhlie Nansys. AbRam
Hale, u NIlaa Cilg, Maatana; J. Q.
SlaaRbam. harseyas 8e1erAl Of kdahns
o. W. N1onroe, Register of the Land
OMas az BoEsman. Moutanas J. '. snm-
mars. lndinn Aeent q Qaap4WAias /. 7.
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TIE aanass hss Fatiasd an extraditiou
tsatv uitk JxpMn. Mnd ona Tor ~ auF-
vay of she hoandtFv ii1e between t1s
Cnltsd states aad Msxico.
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LsNDoN. Iuns si.-aiadslona has
wrstten hnotheF lester . Nj, Caine.
which he conoladas aa follows
As % the intentions uf tie 0osern-
meat, / refer yon 10 the spoeohss which
an abs1l 20 make. Rsrhaps Yea will
ascertain Whistler 4 d MF. ChAmber-
iAin's intantton % proaseaia Or aoaedon
his clan q lac. February flf the par.
CHASE Of Irish lana.n
Ihia ietsBR has eAuasd mueh comment
ana il i expseted that important ksgs-
latians vii soon Be made.
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ANs1 York eatsrsE hna rsostsse 81
81 maiaa fof pFp8aslna al ths AAika-
d. ehaxactaD y ~ ese4n.
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WAsnINoroN, Juna 2t.-Ab0at oas
hundred Of tue DemouEaiio Representa-
tivea who voted fer tbs consideration 81
the Morrison tarin bill aapombled In
the ball of TIE House tonight. Repre-
sentative Rraea. of Wasaassn, 10
chosen ehairman, and Representative
MeRae. Of Arkansas. neoretsgy - ths
conferences. Speaker Carlisle noenad
the proceedings with . stErrinR speech,
aFainQ members 70 stand Arm Ia thslr
purpose Of securing tarid raform, aud
pointinR cot the necessity FOR melted
aad harmonious action. Johnston, Of
North Carolina, o9~Fad q resolution IN.
stFnotlnQ Mr. Morrison % Fenau his NO
tlun % consider the tarih bill tomorrow.
Considerable opposition was maniissl.
ed, however, es Mr.. Morrison himeaif
IN the matter as seemed best 20 him,
and The reeeluiien vas finally with
drawn.
Morrison than moved Ghat ths taria
reform Democrats select ons maansf
from each State 10 aoMstitnte q oommit.
zee Which ahail cousidaF the advisabIlily
Of iasuina 90 address 70 he oouBiFy ex-
planning the position of thas eiomant,
ference 20 BE- held later 10 ti1o present
month. This motion gaVs Fis8 % oon-
sidsFsbis discussion mostly u 4 lriaadIy
natara. 1he resolution was Adopted.
Than tie discussion turnad upou she
present stats o. businsas h the Hoase,
and several ohAiFmen 81 eommltteea
took adsanlaRs Of The occasion - im-
pFess upoa the mesfiaE The necessity 81
~~Tts.-l - - aana4a E4EIm "a
nualIY deoiaed 90 caiI q fall pemo-
agree on fataso measures.
lt can hs stated o. Ne bet authorify
that The 0smooKAtio ieadafa regard laaa
auaiiy dsfsAting any taFiH ieQialatioH
daring TIE Femaindef q tbs sessions,
and that any attempt that may b nade
30 aQain oau np the OH viii be only for
the poFpo9a of mare strongly amphaslx.
ing Ne pEineipiss of ths taria ~
foEmerA
An Amendea AmenGaena.
TIA Gsnaie commiitso % Puhlls
Lads this morning disguaasd and
amsadod Senator MIlshell's proposed
amendmeuf 10 tie hiIl % ansnd TIE
PEE empaion sad timhsr euitufs lawa
Il noe provides lha1 nothinR herein
nhai b eousirued g dspriginq ne
holdeEs of military beauty Iand waF-
raBts, o. olhef land waFfants, o. cthef
sorgp as any tme heret0f0ra iasnsd an
Ger o. 81 pursuanoa ~ tha pFouiesena
of any lac 81 tha Unite6 slsaes, 81
theif riEht % iosafe aosh warrants ~
eerip % p1hlio lands of ths Unitnd
States, b fhs sauts mauaeE as II fhie aef
had mot besn Usssed. II thia form atn
nommiltse uill aesspi ths amsndmant
of ths Ssnaia.
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aEhs = o s.,la a..l..aspsI..s.

BEouwrwefaM. 1ana 1g-&t eansn'.
iation II Chieaao and Bloomina90a
ptysisteas. ksld kere ta1aE, 1ndae
David Davis wus pfonenned bsycn&
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LoNDoN. Jams a The EnQlish cut
Ter yacht 0aiatea. which will contest tor
the American cup with ona Of The bic
American aioopa. viii sail for HeW York
on SATURDAY..
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WAaHma1oa. 3nna 1L-Tha Preal.
dsnt tae as1I - Canzleat aitaan gasn
ulee84gsa. fhlTltFn % fte Eatoa4
naa21Fas are pligalo pansion bills. Tha
zl1efa fleElds isf Dabaio buiIdinsg ~
Sieux CITY, lous, ana EgnnagifIa. tnel-
anA
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DUBLU, jane 2i.--Mra. Archibald
MRokepsia. who vas resentiy shat b.
her husband, the Amerietn Fios Oonsai
hare, is rapidly recovering from her ~.
naas oaused b. the effects Of her wounds.
when her husband commsnosd bic a.
taek apon her, she ooVefed her faaa With
her hands, thus preventing fatal iniu
rias.
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a. ExTn4oanfHAEf DocoHH8I-

7 Tha IimsI pnbIi1t98 81t q a1Y1 g 9
anuv of . rFiasSs SPECIAL elrsniaf recent
" .ent b. ne Presldant 81 the Saprsms
Coancfi . ths diHsrent Csutses % ths
lrssa Keuabiisan BrsshaFasod tbfan4h-
ous she kinRaSm of 0Test Brnain ard
Eerl2ua. Tns eaeamant ails Z enlzma
a. ~ TfHes ID Zee print he ass ~
4 Ifns N 4 elaim taa1 % tie s9aria
81 the Feninns lFsi4na is indebfad for
tha ssas hdsaut aeoo1a positio1 oeea-
pied by rs lIfsh $500, and ln f12 g'ate-
Tnmus fhaf walin 0iadss0ue'a Bcbema is
insaaqaate, henauss lrsland mnsl kags
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John Morisy. Chief eseEstsEy foe Ire
land. deiipsred . spsscA e Newcastle
this evening. in The eearss of uhien b
seid shat II the coalition saoosedsd .
obtainina : mataEitg, ireland would -
ID the atms condiiion thai sne Onion-
ISIS feared for ClstsK. he beiieged thaa
arino would disappsar fron lreland
With the Rranting q home ruis.
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AI8L[oLL-A t2tAAA - - ANr@N
RandAli-Ths Eantlsman wants g
eompsi hi@ - Do somatEtnR, and !
want him - exrrgiae tbs dlaofetion
lodged ia him By tAs exis1lng lac.
Andsrso1-Fhs SECRETARY h48 net
ohsTsd ne extsaing lau.
Mia uf Tgxas. srxssa that nsehinR
il ahs amsndmen3 wag in ocntEagen-
tioa q aAe rules % tka Hoasa.
Ryan, ef ViFainia. took TIE Rroune
ahai tnn amsn4nen3 Waa q s1Ft of SO
Resaion by the leQislAilge body % the
sxaeassve tkaa b desired - hass 81 and
e notss rsisaaed ana nothin1 nora.
Blnna nktd tha ameBdmant vlolated
tha szisiinR iaw beeAass if eaained toe
disnIetion e the 8enrstAFy q ths Irea-
sary. ID wan bad pnsiey faf thoes uso
seVoeaasd stl0uF etFanlaSlaa - sadsAEof
. drive silver ont e sircnletien -
ermpellinR aAa tEsnanae of n and y
I 81 tender nateA
ace Caair ugeeFaisd he B1int of
oraeF and thsa WnEnas ndgueAied ths
aaapeioa og tha amss4Re1s
6gmaa, af CsluEa3es apoRA q Good
uasd fuF ~ ailxeF dgilal, ed AiAls. e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

legislature. There Is gathering and
speaking every day at some appointed
place, aud the natives generally come out
in good numbers to hear them.
SAN ANTONIO PRIMARIES.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, July l7,--The
Democratic primaries held Tonight were
AL largely attended The city delegates
are somewhat mixed, though Swain Is I'M
doubtedly Ia the lead.
THE WACO PRIMARIES.
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July l7,-Prmary election
returns received up TO a late hour indi-
cate the election of a. II. harris, county
attorney; p. Mills, representatives A.
C. Prendergast neater, and Eugene
Williams, district Judge. The vote be-
tween Terrell aud MaXey Ia very close.
FIGHTING THE DARK-LANTERNITEs
Special 10 the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX,, July 1.-THE secret
circular Issued by w r. Lamb, president
Of the Montague County alliance, and
published in THE GAZETTE, fell like a
bomb-shell In the ranks of the Dark
Lantern party OF thie county, as II gave
their plans away, aud the Democrats viii
be ON the lookont when they attempt 60
capture the Democratic primaries, and
nominate parties for Office who have never
been known to cast q Democratic vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

yention to vote and work for the nomina-
tlon OF j. ID. Mccall for
state comptroller. The commit
tee appointed to select delegates
reported, submitting the following named
persons;
r.. w. Williams, D. r. Pendlcton, Lon
Price, NJ Meadgen, j. q. Thompson, y.
N. Strange, C. G. MINIS, G. G Rambo, II.
G. Humphries, 1 A Levitt, j j. Steph-
ems, A. Levy, j. II. Lewis, w. s. Banks,
II. G. Ship, Thos. Harrison, w. r.
Wallace, w =. Chapman, r. @. Wright,
G. T. simpson, + II. Downs, A. Jahnke,
W. M. Knight, 7, L. Holiingswortb, w.
D. Coz, S j Brown, Joe Brewster, A. A.
Morgan j. II. Chapman, Il b. Boggett,
N. G Elliott, A. j Luke, w. NJ. Burns
and J II, Ilumphries.
Mai Lewis Of tho Times offered sub
stltutc Offering the names Of different
liet, which was lost, and the report OF the
committee was received and adopted
Various effOrts were made 70 nave the
delegates instructed Tor Terrell, Ross,
Swain and Martin ahd Clint respectively
Great confusion prevailed despite tho et-
forts Of the chair, until tlnally motion
that the delegates be nninstructed pre-
vailed and the convention adjourned.
ne SoHNcntipu WAS lhntSu bbolAhJ uhN
at times great disorder prevailed.
Temple precinct has twenly-one votes
in the county convention, the largest
delegation in the county by several votes.
SENATORIAL cAgIapATEs.
Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, July l7'- Hon. J. j.
Jarvis, 0f Fort Worth, and Mr.. Guthrie
from jack county, candidates for the
state senate, are here presenting
their claims 10 the people, also Col. A. X.
Crozier 81 Young county, for the same
place. Col. Crozier was comptroller 81
Tennessee from 1850 TO 1856, bias been in
Texas t~enty-eight years, tweniy-one ~
which was spent ia Austin, the remaining
seven In Young county,
KrrHER FOUR FOR SWAIN.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
DKKALB, Tx, July lC.--The Demo
Gratis OF precinct No 3, Bowie county,
met In convention here to-day 20 select
delegates TO the county convention. A
noisy debate upon what distractions
should be given the delegates, was fol-
lowed BY split Ia the convention. A
movement was pat on foot by
the farmers TO 4end delegates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18
ON WALL STREET.
Trading In Stocks was Dull Yesterday.
General List Closed Higher on
Small transactions.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW York, July l7.--Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth &
Denver City at So; Gulf, Colorado 4
Santa Re G's at l05; Houston & Texas
Central at ll24; Texas Pacific Rios
at 5Si do Incomes at 4la; Terminals
at 40.
Commercial paper unchanged.
Sterling dull.
Governments steady.
Wheat strong and active.
Oil closed at 66t.
Cotton To points lower.
Coffee unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND PONDS.
NEW YORK, July Ia -~Goyernment
bonds quiet, shade weaker.
Railroad bonds very dull; nnai prices
generally higher, though for small frac-
lions only in mos. cases.
Trading In stocks was dull. Wander.
bits were unusually featnreiess, bosh
Lake Shore and New York Central
making no change in quotations
until the last hour. There was
almost an absolute deartb Of news
Affecting values and the only things at
tracing the attention were operations IN
Erie and Western Union. II Is rtported
that Western Union earnings are very sat-
isfactory and that they expect a dividend
In January. Tho arst prices were gen
orally 4 lower than last evenings close
and after tame aud teatureless opening,
the fnai priceF show Irregular changes, but
ia no case for more than fractions. Pa
cliic Mail and Erie preferred are up I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

The chairman of the Democratic execu-
tive committee has sent copies OF the
secret circular to each OF the precinct
chairmen that they may know what to
depend on.
AT GIIMER.
Special to the Gazette.
GILMER, TEX, July 1.-THE primary
convention of precinct No was held
here this evening. 1t instructed the dele
gates for James Hogs for attorney-gene-
raj The county convention will be held
on the oath inst
soMERyELL COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GLEN ROSE, TEX, July l5.-The county
convention met here to-day to select dele.
gates 20 send TO the state convention.
There was more interest manifested in
this convention than ever before In Som
eryell county. At the calling OF the con
vention to order large conconTse OF
people assembled IN the courthouse and
remained watching the ballotiDg Till the
adjournment Of the convention.
Capt, A. j. Hart was chosen permanent
chairman and Judge j. j. Matthews sec
rotary. -Four OF the delegates were ao-
sent, aud after taking the flrst ballot the
vote for governor stood as follows Ross
~, Swain 8, Martin 2, breckenridge J..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

mistake. Enge's plan was finally adopiea
by the meeting.
This concluded the direct examination
Counsel Tor the defense asked TO have
Waller's testimony stricken out but the
court oyerruled this.
The cr0Ha-eXamlnation OK The wlineae
WIS mistaken. He said that no Offer had
been made TO him to induce him 10 tea-
tiiy.
ON redirect examination Waller was
asked.
nIlnve you been solicited by the de-
Tense within the past ten days to 80 back
on your original statement and meet
them at some place outside or NJ Lincoln
park and agree on another stnryin
The defence excitcdly objected and tho
objection WAS sustained. Che Witness
was again cross.examlnei, after which
the court took q recess.
ABTgRNooH ssssroS.
AS absorbing as had been the mornlng
session, the afternoon far,surpaesed II Ia
interest The 1rst move on the part o.
the state was the introduction Of another
informer. This was BerDh9rdt Schyader,
who the night preceding the homb-thtDW-
ing had been present IN the CON
splracy meeting at which Wal
Ter, the previous Witness FOR tne
prosecution, had presided, This
second informeg, Schrader, Ii & caspen'
ter, and has lived In this country i've
years. He was born In Russie. His
powerful frame surmounted by q csminu.
tive head, his retreatlng forehead, anl
his weasel eyes attracted the Aaze q
those in the courtroom. The mAn's
bronzed countenance gradually became
ashen az slowly, through on Interpreter,
sentence by sentence, the stste'A
attorney proceeded 70 eliglt frcul
him statement concerning we
meeting Monday night Ia Grleps pall.
There were thirty or forty present !.
was agreed that II the police AttAceea
any meetings then the anarchists were 70
mutually assist each other 70 destroy tlle
officers. Members of sae NQftawest
group should 70 10 Wicker park staten
In case the police should make az at1aek
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18
HOW II WAS D0NI.
Az Exciting Day IN tho TdsI Il a.
Now Notorious and LEBANON, NJ
Chicago Anarchists.
Waller, She Inforiner, gelIs I. III.
Bombs Were 20 be used I'D MAJ, '''F
men We're to KlIl pelI.ense.


CHICAGO, Ill, July IL "A cs.,,,a /. X.
gathered In front Of the crImIea, ~.
long before Judge Garry lad anos s.'s.
this morning, while the Hobbies asS AZ.
way Of the FIRST and second no,ss ,',''
crowded with busy officials. w,i.s's''
ana curiosity seekers. Walters hSs
was very pale. II bore an esptesAsS z,
shame and terror as be unialdsn AZ
sensational tale, revealing tho sec,o,. 4,
the anarchists. Waller was again nIs.s5
on the stand to-day. Tho wlsness s,.Ss
TO the hey-inarket meeting, arrsed MIX
dynamite bomb. AT this point ws,ls,
was shown photograph Of an anssobls.
named Scharhett, which no idonlIas'I
and this was placed in tho evidence. INK
witness continued his Testimony. eevlpg
Ssharbett was at the meeting.
"Did Scharbett say anyshlne II M
mectinglr
she said we should tell the othar man.
hers what we had decided 20 do, AZ
said things should Commences \, n,l@e
places also.n
"What do you mean by the Mlna.n
"rhe reyolutionn
Tho witness testified ahat ava lneetIns
held at Bohemian hail Sunday Nav Il
kngel and Fischer and numnef a. other
socialists were present. EnEel admitted
a plan, according to which, as soon a. Il
came to conflict between the pollcoand
the Northwestern groups, bombs Nnonla
be thrown into the police slhtlonA
Then the rlllemen Of tho lehr
and Wchr yeroln were 10 be ported N
a distance and shoot all who should cone
out OF the stations, and that wns 10 NJ
kept up until wa reached the city. W.
were to kill everybody who opposed "a
Someone 10 the meeting opposed Ae
plan. ldon't know the man, bur he sala
II would be better TO get into crowds il
tho city and then kili people riahb sud
left. Another man opposed this plah aal
said we could not kuOw chi uoig0hsse X.
q crowd and might XIII our friends 81
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unlnatructed, which resulted N
the selection Of four delegates by this
wing, who were unInstructed except fc.
swain for governor. The Democratic
wing bolted the conyenttin and selected
four delegates pledged 10 support Swain
Tor governor and w. II Hudgins for rct.
resentatiye OF Bowie county-Lunln.
structed further than this. This will
very likely result IN bitter feeling at the
election. The independent wing favor
Parker for representative.
BEAT PRIMARY.
Special 20 the Gazette.
GrLMKR, Tx, July 1.-THE Beat
primary convention met here to-day and
elected delegates to the county conven-
ton, which meets next Saturday. There
were no instructions given.
HOPKINS COUNTY CONVENTION.
Special TO the ltasotto
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tgxr1uly 1.-THE
county convention to-day Instructed lie
delegates 10 the state convention to sup
port =. l.. Ross. Tho delegates TO the
congressional convention no without In
structions, but fun two. thirds OF them
are Cnlherson men and Will cast the vote
OF Hopkins for him, The United States
senatorial matter wss decided IN the Ross
caucus this morning not 10 be legitimate
matter Tor the convention to act upon, but
a count Of noses 10 the convention showed
a clear majority for Gen. S. b. Maxey
Hopkins Is ni.gsesiionably for Maxey TO
succeed himself.
M'DoNALD NOMINATED.
Special 10 the Gazette,
PARts, Tx, july 17,--At last the
for senator IA ended by the nom.
nation OF Mr.. u. ID, Mcdonald. At the
evening session last night, Mr.wooldlidge
made a speech OF some length, aud closed
his speech Nv going out ii the race. Mr.
Dudley moved for the nomination Of Mr..
II. ID. Mcdonald. The motion
was seconded by DR.. Clark OF Rod
River. A nomination by rising vote
WAS moved for by Mr. II b. Wright aud
was carried The vote was taken which
resulted In Mr.. McDonald's nomination.
Mr.. Mcdonald was then called on for a
speech in watch he regretted Mr. Wool
bridge was not nominated instead OF
himself After talking for sometime he
closed, saying he allowed his name TO be
used Az the request of several members
of the Lamar delegation which he
named.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the PEG.
pie Of Lamar and Paris for their treat.
ment during their stay here.
The two delegations from Red River
county theroupon "buried the hatchetn
and the soit-eyed angel OF peace again
reigned supreme.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

In case the balloting showed majority
la favor Of Swain, and the contest TO
lay between him and any other one
the Instruction was unanimous that they
should go for Swain. Prof. John Collier
WIS unanimously chosen for sup@Tin-
tendent OF public instruction. For
supreme judge Hyde Jennings waS recon-
mended. There was an effors made 80
have the convention. lustrpct for G. r.,
Clint ior attorney general but failed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18
SATURDAY CONVENTIONS
The Menard County Convention and
the Holland Primary Instruct for
Swain for Governor.
The Bolton Primary is Divided on Mills
and Saunder-Ellis County In.
structs for Martin.
nopHins and Rains Counties Instruct for
ko~s-rhe Mickey rerrsiI Contest
Waxing Hot at Waco.
MENARp COUNTY CONVENTION.

MENARD COUNTY CONVENTION.
Special TO the Gazette.
Fort MckAvErr Tx, July f7.-Tne
Menard county convention sends dele.
gates Instructed for Swain for governor,
Walter Acker for encouragement, John
ID. Mccall for comptroller, aud walsh
and Lubbock for their respective posi-.
tlons.
Al HOLLAND.
Special TO the Gazette.
HOLLAND, TEX. July 1.-THE primary
convention was called 20 order at d. m.
to-day by I. L. Sanders, csairman. r.
j. Witt was elected chairman aud w. p.
Powell secretary. The following dele
gates were elected to the county conven-
ton; j. I. Bartlett, A. Mass, w. S.