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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

At the meeting of Leo XIII Young Mems
Catholic society held last evening, G.. Edw.
Hegener was elected a delegate to the |. C.
b. =. convention which meets in this city,
on September 1.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
Fell Down the stairs,

This afternoon little daughter of Thomas
y. Wiley fell down the stairs at home, strik.
ing her head against a bucket, cutting IL
nSniy. Dr. Muhlenberg was sent for to dress
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

The Pennsylvania railroad has arranged for
an excursion to Luray, Va. every Thursday for
the balance of the season-the fare tor the round
trip from Lancaster being only q 2S-less than
one halt the usual fare TO that famous summer
ing place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

Last evening covered wagon belonging
to g. w. Marratt d Son, truckers, 8, had ali the
spokes broken from wheel, while crossIno
the street car track on North Queen street
near Orange. ''''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
At Penryn Parn.

Christ and Grace Lutheran Sunday schools
arc picnicking at Penryn to-day. There was a
largo crowd on the early train and a number
also went on the noon train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
Pudding MIL stopned

On account OF a slight accident with the
shaiting, the pudding mill of the Penn
iron works closed down this afternoon
until the repairs are made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

young countryman, who was very
drunk and was abusing the horse he was
driving wss arrested at midnight by Officer
Pyle The mayor discharged him on pay
meut Of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
A Cruel Husband.

Horace Shay was arrested Tuesday on COM
plsint OF his wife, who charges him assault
and battery and desertion. This morning
Shay gave bail for hearing before Alder.
man Deem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
Live STOCK hiarhe,.

ISHi;oAeS Jniye.-The Dropers' journal reports
ess,Is Ss,Ie-nocSlp,s' sp' 6,vo head shipments, 100
steers. se 20 100 MS. u ooQ5 IS stocRers and
feeders, " oo0A " cows, bulls and mixed. q q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

- - -" - Sent Out -~-. SSwS
Lizzie Williams was heard by Alderman
A. +. Donnelly last evening and committed
to the county jail for ten days for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
Tho Vprae Fell

The horse of B. Weaver's local delivery
team fell on the belgian blocks on North
Queen street this morning and was badly cut
on the knee
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
dROCERIkSs
HIGH GRADE COFFEES.

HIGH GRADE COFFEES.
III Fine old Government Java and Mocha
Cotfees, the best in the market Our Java Blen-
ded Coffee speaks for itself rich and fragrant,
25c. per pound. Very nne Plantation Rio
popular at l5c. We want you 10 call and try our
f2Ee. Coffee. The excellent quality OF our
Coifees and fine Teas Is making friends fast and
frm Our daily sales show steady increase.
Fresh Roasted every day. A full line of fancy
Groceries. Please give us q trial order.
GEO. WANT,
aug9Dlyd No. ll3 West King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

The July meeting of city councils will be
held in their chamber, City ball, this evening
at 80 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
NEW GROCERIES.

"HONESTY is THE BEST POLICY"
Presents mean deception. The name, in Its
business use, Is "A travesty OF the act. Perspica-
cious and ftr-sceng people know this Either
In quantity or quality, or through trickery,
dupes pay for their delusion.- The purchaser
must and always does pay dearly for the sup
posed--gift. (2l Stare this question straight In
The face and see how farcicalit is ana remem'
Der that you can buy the same eonee ior ise
that you pay 2Oc for with "A package OF corn
starch, sc, which you need only buy us you ie-
quire.
BEST BRANDS or TEAS AND COFFEEs,
To be Sold on Their MeTits; ,nnnn
Charles MacNay's Choice Family Grocery,
Nos las and li7 North Queen Street
All kinds OF Imported Cheeses. puIkee,s
Companyis New York Hams, Homeless Bacon
and Smoked OK Tongues. iuneslmd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
DRIvATE SALE OF HORSES.
l have a lot OF
WESTERN NORMAN HORSES.

from Indiana and Illinois, purchased by Given,
Baum Il CO., consisting of heavy drafts, farm
horses, and a few nice drivers. also have "a car
load of Kentucky and Ohio Horses, good drivers,
which Will dispose of at private sale.
GEORGE GROSSMAS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
l>IVIpEND NOTICE.

hlNlbEND NOTICE.
- Tho president ana managers Of tho Ian
caster \ SuspuchNnna Turnpike Road have de
Clartd dividend Ot three aud one sixth per
cent. on tho capital stock OF the company, pnyH
hlC ON demand at the OtlicC of the treasurer.
". l.. NRiNrON. Treasurer,
iyJSt No D south Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
F0R kdLE OR RERT.
NOR RENT.

ENOR RENT.
Il shop in rear of No. 81 West Chestnut street,
used as IA cigar-box factory, and IA shop ON
Mififn street, between South Queen and Prince
streets, lately used as Il carriage factory. Alsoa
dwelling and store room now occupied by A.
A. HubIey drug store, West King street.
tlb-tfd INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07
SEw ApvExrrs rmFsrs.

TUE ONLY CLEAR HAVANA FILLER
L CIGAR tn the city tor DC Meersc haum
Cigar and Cigarette Holders TOT lnc.
pEMt1i'S CIGAR STORE,
fcbl2.WSStfd No. ia knst King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-07

sCHNIDT.-ln this city, on the 5th inst Maria
schmidt, wife of jacob schmidt aged Is yeaTS
2mOnths and 10 Gays. '~'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
STOLE our THUNDER.
c.,ana ana wife Invited 20 st. hon''
-, ne pom worth rrok'a'aiie'

-,.,, ana wife Invited 90 st. honip
~ .,,sr The rom worth programme
q Iorts. Mo, June 2g.--Mayor'
nsy,a r Francis, Seth w Cobb, piosi,
An ~ the Merchants' Exchange, ~
Nj q @. RainwAter, represents',,se
~. .aescsants a. the city, Will leave mere TOT
wssbineton tomorrow evening =
,ec,ai Committee 70 present % VIZ p.Sss,,
M ami Mrs. Cleveland an infisAeloa
~ ,irlt 81. Louis sometime pesn 80
r,.roher 3 and October ~ ~
$3.50 anne Of he various auiumnai ~,
1890. 1900 which Will be held dnflng snn'
si,sd me committee VIII DC asconi
1880 IN tbe white House WHEN w ~
l ian,sr :, 4 nresented by the entlfs cop
,s-ss,osai delegation Of Missouri ~ =,
..,,sident viii 30 earpeslY prehseu !
seeade 81 the wifDss O ~ ssr,,g IN
sond few days . 81 LOUIS ,,, N saeg,s Va
ns ,hs aatumDal months lhs -
signed not only by Wy Mesu
4, tbe city, the president q Wy , s.,
st.rts, exchange, the falf ass's 1911,
10 Txnositiou association tns 80
: s w ASSOCIATION, the Yelled ftppns,S
"a M chairman u The knigh ~ - ~ y,
: ep si ...e conelave--a commlt'ee y,
tii W., sa,,,esens tse municipal, HaercAnln
: leliy tsctorina and social interests o.
w.. nj IN various other orgkniz4tlol
y ~ Il accompanied By 3 yery s'Aoos .s
q and artistic programme y Ky Id,
= fessiv,ties, which win Re a. $3.50
4 handsome souyenAei s1s -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

N.w Yons, Juse rs. The following
Telegram WAS cont to-day ~ oen, n,se
lohn PoYger 70 ssuetor william y SsWen
Il New Jersey AMI explains itaell u.
,lGod bless you ard your Assgelntes ~
vopr kind, gonfrouA aud eafpert n2tse
<, nv beiali. NOV am iSdeea hApp1.
M, baye fus Danad the sets of my Atlns
eomfadea and oshar iriends, deea An4
J iivsne. wh0se uuWGyefire snpP2a,
1 thronnh thOpe many Years hAs 49,
,gesrped NY heart and llshtenea NY 49,. NJ.
/ Won have pus ihc seal "A eomihsh y J. w Y,
IN She aedinpa VI the advisory 2pa.t !,
honofable " ~ members ana 20 left u, I,
me. ana a. lsHi, thanks ~ ypn ~ *
/ / many friends 10 aud Out q epng. 4
Can enjoy iiinm9h % grsiela' ~ =
! ! complete
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
apoaTlSa N.
Shoot A. s,arrs,,,.

special 20 The GaEcnc
!, y. MiNoNa, Twxo lame 20. The wioon.
uaa Gun shot against the starryille I'M,
Yesterday at starrulle. They sh nv ~, ~,
~ ny each' Tho Starrvlle clun ,s sen
S wv championship by majority az ,bt Sn
oais Vn the asd The stariv,IIe ann ' NV.
r ~. " mona clnh three balls oa the a,-s
round and two on the second ~ Hs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

LomsylLIK, KY, Jnne 2a.--pit1sou1s'
4; Louisville, ?, ~ a. 6n,s.
4; Cincinnati, Q. =. t,.,xo,ts
pxtnotr, MfcHs June 2e.--Detfols''
curAao, ill.,, June 2e.--chicoFo' y
Philadelphia, "a uofpo.
pfIiADrLPBIA, PA June So'r-n'0s y
politans, 4; Athletics, y.,,,,y, 4.
4 ttattiuore o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
them, eVHHois some OF
pEMoRsE AT mouxr rAnxn

pkMoRsk Ar MouNr rAnxn
Special 70 the Gazette.
tAhis, IEx.. June as No 49,.
s.ount faaer to-day was attsr'tsi !, :
SCOUT 1000 70 hear Col. Dssfsssa" =,
Sunernaiorial candidate. snsot NM ..,'
uN1hdfR reporter learned frnr, : 49,. ~
,Sne might OF Labor thns bc t,,, ~.
syuSn upon his candidacy hnt nrlr 49,
ae.ei speech touching on the ,n,,.s ' ~.
FsiAnt topics OF the day. 1'he tse ls ~,
,n,4 l.Auvr ard Farmers alliance heid !
n,seN.g ana passed rcsolutlons NJ !,
e''nS forth any candidates, ~ ="
r"E VAN AIsrYNR PRIMARY
special TO The Gazette.
AN ALsf1NE, Tx. Inn. ~ ~.
ttHars convention here IA. da,' ,,st IVY Ns
w hoss, Barry, 0aleeby. Gin, c., Ss's"
s-uuuoek and Hall forsfate olilrss ifa.ys
vi congress and Smith for senator
INSTRUCTED FOR ROSS.
special 10 the Gazette
Su,LfhVR SPRINGS, Tsx, Jopo "a
,o nsss,lot NO held her convention vcs
sr,es f ann instructed for Ross n ,yo,.
M ~ ~, a,'NA''y Tor ;he senate. Precinct
Isroa '.sin ~ mgr convention to-day. II WAS
vafS n, Jnsu y say y WAS boisterons puts n
Wa n . Inc Ross aud Swain fnen
ersil, ~ aA lnncn IN earnest, and Il il zen.
v,nsiyJ sonveueu that the Ross men had
oata. .alorlv and Instructed tire dele.
$500 " tha county cOnvt ntlon Tar - |
lor governor. There were No ins,. n9 ~
structions. wv 'urtaer ln-
DIDN'T iNpoRsE noss
special 70 tho Gaa6tfS.
c,, nSso ,.si Tx June 20. This pre.
delesasss convention to-day to elect |
yesoi,,,.' " tle county convention. A
Indorssil ,, WIS introduced by y. a. Nubn
nrc,n,,,t,. .n sSss iVr governor which was
'P''s 'Aoieu oy large majority T.
THE DUBLIN BARREcur.
special to the Gazette.
waco, IEXn June 26.--The noljtiooi
,NcuTsion 10 Dublin gOt back NJ is,a ,
lour iast night The crowd ON the sropnSs !
NJ, luiy 1000 strong, and there WAS ,
10y ,tsi,3 VI Daroecued meat forall. Marian
' "a. nad made a speech there Tburs-
y n.sht, ana spoke again yosterdav /
ea,, oeIore the excursi9n train q
~, ~ Puohh' Yesterday afternoon 4
~. hoss ana Judge t, d. Wheeier OF h
"a Nauuluate iot Lee tenant.govefnor 4
~ , ,,Sios speeches. The friends OF Cen N
vi, W pileu tne sorereigns with questions n
onuiy will instruct for Ross. M '.'''u
CONVENTION At wlnrEwmaur :
'eclal to the Gazette. 8.
" hITkwMGHr, TEX. June "a AT . n,
~. today a convection was held ~ n
hys opera house, Capt.. N. A. Anderson !,
lalrthan, and O. Y. Rathburn. serr1 -
", seven delegates were appointed ~ Of
= county convention at Sherman. Univ IN
instructed to oppose tho nomination ~ In
unty officers and 10 indorse Roberta for ",
Clint for attorney general :"
.Illsie Tor superintendent OF public In,
'uctlon and Hare for congressman. : o o.
IHE spRiNGrowN BARBECUE. tn
rrefpondencc OF the Gazette, y,
ofRiNoToWN, Tx, June 2A.-o.,s
lnu har6ee.qe qpsaIglr q,ssaps RI,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Nrw I,oNpOs, CoNN, June ze,- rs
inter. collegiate boat race between w
Columbia aud Harvard crews thls Evening,
four miles straight away, was won py VIZ ny
rainrnbia, Time, 3isSOt harslites
tlme, ~ 1854 Columbia ia inioneu0Ns'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

NhluA9o, III, Jane e0.--fn Sha 49,.
l,oa court ms morning Judge Shsrl n Y,
,ssuru an Injunction agalnst se,,e,,,r ~
a ". lake Shore striking swltcb,nn,,s ',w "
aluuavit signed by L. ~ WrIrbs ~ "
sssnpefintcndent. rho Injunction ,s se~sha.
ans strikers from interfering WIN sr",.a
sun,ng out coupling pms, or trSlns , y,
MsVv ,ne mon now at work a. nn,, ~
employ Of the road quit me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
WAXING HOTTER.
resolution .1s'l Tabled at Sherman De-
',s1I'g Roberts a Better Man for
O0SernOr than Swain or Ross.
"sSlps'ead Sends Mixed Deleva,,o,
'"p Als'yne Iaslrncts FOR Rsss.
Denison Non.oommIttal.
tue f"s,. anasr.'s Roberts psssorae
'..'r Of Attraction NJ MI,
:. rahsr Yesterday,
a. FOR FLoArEB.
q Gazette.

~ts1c. "a, FOR p1oArrR.
& Gazette.
Rail ~ Tx June 26.-Mr r y
In the c,,s eng ,pas. lawyer OF Gainesville, was
and formIr.., nuIsoay meeting old friends
e = ambitions 70 repre- sent CooIa NJ s sea
legisi Syn counties as a foater in the newt
Ieg,ss.ute. He would make csp nvai
wears sslS II snasa residence Of thirteen
nm hold on the confidence avn sn6 ra MN a
t =, ms constituents, whom he has ta ptSs
luily served in the past both a. 's sn ,n,sa,
sh nu o,,s attorney. His ability "a Al
raS S Ssise morthily Is unquestioned, as he
bar. 4esorneys IL his
crsSse .ne next senator is conceded 10
1 ~. county, this county viii likeg,so
S ooogl ,,s Inc ioater to Cooke, which VIII
nv 1be i norl ana one Of her favorite sons
Bell eieotion OF Il. V.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
nENIsoN MoyEsIENIs

special TO the Gazette oe rhe Demo-
nrxfsoS. TEX, June sb,-- he ~ a.
.rats ~ the following precinc,s me-
,bs following named places to-a. "A.
NY I, 80 ward--At the opera-house' - ~
stsndifer, chsirman. o.t you are
escoud ward--The call reao hu -.
asst Sy requested TO meet 10 primary i ~.
hs ei,,,oo IN the Gallagher builoibg, Ssn cs
s Ne sStnrdsy. Al 2 o'clockp m, = 80 ~
"a 1880 s 10 he county convention ~ Il
wv WA IN sherman on the hrst Sauna co n
4 Is,s. a,so 20 express sour Nisns o, 80
cUi the nomination 81 coun. &c., ~, a,
cs ss sn,s other business or mAllels =,
~. ~ m Importance 70 the DeuoSiH'''
may % " - JulIAN G fhiLD,
party cba,rmsn Second Ward.
r,,,d ward-At the city hAii' D. :
Tauyfh ward--At the uhng pu'iN'7'
NJ Cook, chairman. ,.,, .house. III
icS,loh'-At Shiloh scbooi-nou'0'
Iones, chairman. .hool.house, I
'V SHssshiop--At cashlon schoo'-ao1'
8 Ceshion, chairman, .sa4i,,g !
rShere n considerable con, con- 49, 80
oar ci,ixens on the actions " ~ n
Ss,es foy governor, not one S " oneht
l. go "a o NJ CITY visit YET Iney ensr
Ps 49, IN y mind that GraSson county -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

ra,o.oo. Ill. June 20 The atatsi,,en \,
[ ..,nAe shst Grand Ofganizek MonsS,l il,
u 10 switchmen's association 49, , st,,
Mont concerning the piano q sne i'i 81.
ehe,e "rhe strife ydll not ekv.nn Ky
vond chicago until every wheel y ss,fr ~,
Wv wv II fhe roate keep togel1Fs. ",
an an II any road handles LAKE '-'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
VOL XII: NO. ss2.


s sa,s, swltching on thar road wsll n,
nn,Inps az once, and II necessary ,bIs
fV''0y "'ii % followed 70 Buflalo.D ''''S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
The statesman Breathss HIS Inst sur
roundshby Ills Family.


ENCOURAGEMENT or nis pEATH.
Rroon,INeroN, ILL.,, June 2b,-'DaVio
ns,,,s dlcd at O'Clock this morning
ne sank into comatose state Twelve
nours before the end, and passed pain
1.ssly away, surrounded by his family
I'm D9rine he early part Of last evening
| ho onnested TO be failing. ond u was iell
certain that he could NOT live through the
,,Saht Atll O'Clock hc revived some
,"Sat and was given milk aud stlmuleatH
~ Sn,sl1 quantities. The effect was LOT
~ ,gorse' however, for he at once re-
,ansod into a comatOse cOndlhon, nls
'iise Incoming very feeble. During iile
p,receding three hours he failed gradually,
bis resplrailon growing notiocaDly weaker
until the end came.
1 THE END. m
: BLOOMINGTON, lLLp June ~, ,ld y
toneral al Judge Davis VIII pc heia lio ~
/, his residence next Tuesday ~ p. ~
/. ;rhe remains will be inferred IN tne ie'l,li
!. lot IN bloomington cemetery Ine io'
Z, loving gentlemen have been lnEi,eu /, !
n act az nail .bearers; Hon, X 4 Lincuil
l. r Il stevenson, james l. Ewing, iInn,
e Rurr, Frank D. onne, Duncan M; ru'a'
Henry w. Bishop and Lucius y, h,sr s,
Is lIIs death was received IN b'oo'u :, ~, ~
N with profound sorrow. rag Ie W. ~
il mast bells tolllng aud houses drapeu
IN morning. The end was pesceiul w
m nn y ! struggle. Once during the nlg
q. there was glesm OF consciousness -
he called his sons name, ont soon Nv, NJ
y, dered again. Judge Dayig puysslei :,
J. ssy he Immediate cause o. uen'p 1,a
d. erygipclas, the outcome q = ~a9 XIV
IS. carbuncle which fret appearea apai'
on mt that diabetes, which mutl ~ = !,
,re insidlously working for TWO yeal y,
ar. The urinary cause, aud % y u al.lt9n,
Ok. Ma rapid decline IN flesh. rot WSeh -
fore he hfd been unconscious IVA M
time. Mrs. Davis u most Moln ,s !,
OK, constant watching but peafs ~ V'1''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
., SHERMAN !. PRECINCT MEETINGS

| Speclai TO the 6aAotte.
SHERMAN, TEX, June 2e -Fonr ~.
elnct meetings were held N Inc NJ" cn p,s-
mouse to day to select delegates ~ ~ !,
county convention. All Of these nr, ,no
ares sr,s were pretty much of tic same tb,nn
All delegates viii go to the comfy '1 nnsi
Eenuon pledged u support Judee Snas
rare ior congress and j. NJ. Carlisle toT
SUPERINTENDENT OF public instrnct,on
IN, dne sentiment in favor OF Hare and Cav
hsle was unanimous. In the First w nI-
precinct X. +. Smith Of Sherman was in'
1oiseo Tor the state senate. Ogleshv -,
Colin and Dick Hall Of williamson wsra
also Endorsed for comptroller ana lana
commissioner Ia each meeting resoIn'
tions were passed against making MANI.
nations Tor county onlcera. II seemed 20
pe tne general understanding thai ms
qua not exclude,members OF tho ,eoisIs
ture, who will, doubtless De regnlsrIv
nominated. A resolution declaring ~ |
sense OF the meeting that the Rold |
Alcalde" was bettar man for governor
man either Ross or Swain was la,d on
.ne table amid much merriment. II IL
saie to say that the Democrats Of Gray.
son county viii not nominate a ticket ~.
'ept representatives and senator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
sooc,., !, p, DIDN'T iSpoRsr ROSS.

'FeViAi 70 The Sh1ctfN
CRocKETr, Tx. ,Tune Oh mt,
cinct met In convention to.dsy ~ pre-
uelegaies to the county convsntion
resolution was introduced M n ",'Vn a
nrc,nn,1vs , nSss i9r governor which was
f'ou'puy Woied by a large majority
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
A MIXED DELEGATION.

= hEMrsrEAD, Tx June 20 The
Demoefstlc convention held here to-day
eleoted SIX delegates to the congressional
convention and Instructed them for Mai
~ ~ Boone. Seven delegates were
stgoss1 . crl me f S5fleA dsFzf wnnan
~ Cole was elected chairman OF the
connty executive committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

s,rnet delegates TO support Silas hafe ioi
neiegates were also instructed 70 sup,
80 + ". Oglesby for comptroller a,lu
EerI,sle for superintendent oil puoiic ~
s'E S"coud ward delegates-D. A. COOK
osrn,an. George l.. Patrick, D.. ~
Ta n II Parker, A. G. Mosely, A.
G Gu,ort n. o. Hause, X. G. FosteI,
= n WELD. w, A. Tibbs, w. y hluhsoh
o. ~ ea,n Hanna. The following feso'u-
t a,nns 90 offered by j. 7. Munson "sie
auvppsoIved. that 1t is the sense OF lals
.tlne, mat The Democrats Oh Grsyso.n
nv nn,,ntv nominate a full county ucke., y
Souns' nndprstood that this resoluuou
oo apt Lave our delegates free 70 ecs VI
snait tton az county nominations az
oordipg TO their Judgment; n Murray
iri,t,.5 ,vsrd delegates--B. y. Muiiey
at.n,ao, 4. Price, DR.. G, A, Wllhlhs' -
chAil e In DR.. James Rhea, >. =
r. lake Henry, S :. Fears, -,
1890 Ming Dumphri. a resoi1 y, /. I
1onN adonted Endorsing Judge oliAs W
m va. . pT and Prof, Carlisle LOT sup
TO- Dta dent Of public Instruction. ~ %
lhlsheea was taken on nominating
county ticket a. / NJ. cool
t.n,sn, / r. Carr, Nat Decker 90 :
yensbIe, b. +. Coleman, w D. ap De Z
, NIL, TsnsYu harris. Dir. white. Tho salne :
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A sparring Match.

PTTsBURG. April 24.-Jack Dempsey,
the champion middle weight pugihst,
gave a sparring exhibition at the Casino
rink tonight. After a number Of contests
by local pugilists Dempsey and Jack
Fogarty appeared and fought three
rounds with soft gloves. The fight was
friendly, but was declared a draw. About
1000 persons were present.
At an interview later Dempsey reiter-
ated his willingness to meet Mitchell for
$500 a side. In regard to taking Glover's
place, who was to fight Burke in Chicago
May 3, but in all probability would with
draw on account Of a sore arm, Dempsey
said that he could not possibly accommo-
date Burke on that date. as he was to
meet Jimmy" Ryan in Philadelphia on
May |. If the fight was postponed for a
week, however, be would be on hand.
, 1886-04-25
GENERAL MATTERS.
A Compliment to Cleveland
From the G. A. R.
Heavy Damages Against the
Erie Railway Company.
Grand Labor Demonstration 10
Pennsylvania.
A Compliment to Cleveland from
the G. A. r.

A Compliment to Cleveland from
the G. A. r.
WASHINGTON, April 24-The presi-
dent has received a telegram from II.
Clay Hall, department commander, trans
hitting a copy Of the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted by the
eneampment Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, held a few days ago at New
York City:
WHEREAS, 1t is proper that the veter-
ans, irrespective Of party, should recog-
nize anything done by a public official
which demonstrates his intention to carry
out the promise made to the men who
dared death for their country, and,
WHEREAS, We have reason to believe
through his declarations and actions, that
Hon. Grover Cleveland. president Of the
United States, means to carry out the
principle that veterans, when competent,
are entitled to recognition because of serv-
ice rendered their country in time of war;
therefore be it
Resotred. That the department of New
York, Grand Lrmy of the Republic, rep
resenting an organized body of IS, 900 vet
Grams of the war, in annual session assem-
bled, in New York City, April 81, 1886,
view his course IN this respect with salts
faction, and hereby puts itself on record as
approving the conscientious discharge of
this patriotic duty, and believing it to be
the wish of the president that the letter
and spirit of all enactments in favor of the
veteran shall be faithfully carried out by
all those in subordinate authority, having
the power OF appointment. employment or
retention in the service of the government
under his administration; be it further
Resohued, That these resolutions be tel
egraphed to the president in the maze of
the encampment, and that a copy OF the
same, duly authenticated by the depart
ment commander and adiutant general, be
forwarded to him by mail.