Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22
Ills MAKES IT.
3 navarro Is Unanimously
~. ~ Ear Reelection from
I he Siuin District
,,.p DO Their Best but
fn. ~ one who IL willing
Z ~ run IN opposition"


! ,rsRAn FOR MILLS
lrvs Aug. 2l.-Congressman
. lns scored his usual big luck
W SorsIcana contingent, led by
y M IN at IL a. m. on a spe-
= Eta tSe St. Louis, Arkansas &
II required nine coaches
" delegation, which was TAG
'1D Y. contingent marched from
y ~ Garland opera-house, led
Y v. and the Alert Fire COM
lsDs The convention came
\. u ,sO, with L. G. Alexander
4 nnastord, both of Waco, as
LYMAN s and secretary. The
ea l.,ses on credentials and per-
la,''rirstlonn were appointed
'.nsut was had until 2 pm.
lance with the report OF the
organization committee,
al Washington county
VA permanent chairman,
IA. Enoch Breeding Of
MN permanent secretary. The
W. sommIttee's report showed
.,ISsiuthe district represented.
souuty put X. Q. Mills in
which was seconded by
.aS Bell counties. Senator
n 4 Waco moved to make the
unanimous, which was
n hurrah, and Mr.. Mills
sarut a scintilla of oppo-
- rminee made a brief and
slluding to his record in
T he said was guarantee
Everybody cheered and
a brass band blew q loud
l. G. Alexander of Waco
short congratulatory speech,
Tyler of Bell county was
.nlflDan of the executive
Of this district for
q two years, and the conyen-
rrned sine die.
{tluills element worked faithful
somebody on whom the opposi.
n conrentrate, In hopes Of dead
y convention, but couldn't sue
{obOiy was willing to ride the
TIE prohibition Democrats,
look rather glum over the re-
some Of them say 1t is all right
! will abide by 1T faithfully. 1t is
'Ast Hon. W. X. Homan has writ
.sads here that he will not be an
Esst candidate against Mills. He
health is too feeble to undertake
|lls special train returned to Cor
sSp, 10. The Corsicana folks
With enthusiasm, as they feared
gmlng here that Mills would have
Hing. They were agreeably dis
q. It may be stated that the
|pn adopted a resolution approx
course Of the Texas
and representatives in OPP.
the oleomargarine bill,
SOLID FOR MILLS.
the Gazette.
!, Tx, Aug. 2l.-Quite a number
lillens left this morning for Waco,
Iicsna, to be present at the con
llleonyention which, meets there
No one here has any serious
10 the result. Mills is and al
been the choice of Limestone
9 represent her interests at the
,pgemment.
lHLs RECEIVES AN OVATION.
} he Gazette.
cana, TEX, Aug. 21.-Betweer
~ eight hundred eXcursionists,
gihe brass band and the fire de.
y escorted the delegates anC
Y Mills to the congressional
IN at Waco this morning. Al
mes we're decorated with appro
notices, and innumerable flags
y small. Our people to-night
with enthusiasm. Bonflres art
Meyery street corner, and anvil
ing au uproar that testihes to q
sAsuTe the peoples appreciation
hYorile son. Col. Mills was
y Y Io-night by the Electric banC
commercial hotel, and made {
'hnclng his pleasure at the peo
lliecistlon of his course, anC
snen for the favor shown him
iM PARTY AT HUBBARD CITY
aae Gazette.
lahp ViIY, TEX, Aug. 21.-Hon
w and party passed here to-day
Ivy 70 Waco on a special train
4sgi SIX coaches and one bag
\, ioaded to their full capacity
~ !, enlhusiastic crowd of warn
4. y NILS met the tram at III,
y loined the party.