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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Err estone County Oonvention.

FIR estone County Convention.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MILLS, TEX, May 16-Tne convention
to elect delegates to the stste national
convention at Fort Worth met in Fairfield
pursuant to call yesterday. A full attend
arce of precinct delegates were present.
Captain W. II. Pick was made temporary
and afterwards permanent chairman. The
following were the delegates elected: J..
A. Tucker. G. A. Bell, = Speight, Cap.
tain G. W. Ingram and Colonel B. A.
Philpot. Resolutions were passed
eulogizing the Texas delegation in Con-
gress, endorsing President Cleveland's
administration, the tariff bill and
Governor Ross. The meeting was
harmonious throughout which WAS 30
unexpected to many people OF the
county who were aware OF the diyto
and sntagonism created by the HtAibi-
ton contest last Summer, which division.
was continually being encouraged ane
strengthened by some of the newspaPe4
of ours and adjoining counties destdlG
self-sggrend'zsment. They were constsnt-
ly being implored by the best men Of our
country that had the best interest OF the
Democratic party and the people at heart.
They have been signally sat down upon,
and the conservative element will we be-
lieve triumph In the end.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

delegates to the Fort Worth convention.
The following resolutions were adopted
By unanimous vote:
Resolved, that the Democracy OF LAM
pasas ccuaty cordially endorse the Hon.
Joseph D. Ssyers, our representative in
Congress, and that the delegate to the
congressional convention be instructed to
use all honorable means to secure his re-
nomination.
Also that the action of Senator Coke
and CONGRESSMAN Mills upon the Blair
bill, tariff and all other bills merits our
hearty approval and that we endorse both
the national and state Democratic adj
illustrations.
The following delegates were appointed
to the congressional convention: Tom
Haynie, W. b. Browning, NJ. B. Broadus,
F. Means, Warren Williams, Lewis
Wood, D. C. Thomas, Captain j. S.
Lauderdale, DR.. 7. j. Lsrgen and Charles
Baall.
On motion of Charles Besll, the dele.
gates were Instructed to vote as unit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Bosque County Convention.


Special to the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX, May 19.-The county
convention Of Bosque county convened
here to-day with DR.. J. M. Frs zler in the
char. The morning was consumed in
appointing the committees on credentials
and the basis OF representation. DR.. J.
M. Frazier and j. 81. knight, the present
chairman and secretary, were s., ected as
permanent. q p
On motion committee on rssplutions
was appointed by the delegates from the
different voting precincts. They submit
ted resolutions indorsing Messrs. Eleve-
land, Coke and Abbott; said resoluEons
were unanimously adopted by the eoa-
vention.
The delegates elected to 60 to the
Fort Worth convention were: Rice
Msxsy, Ike Spevy, Frank Kells, William
Smith. A. G.. McMshsn, DR.. T. G. Pool,
N. B. Higgins, A. Cooper and j. c. Phil
lips. Alternates-J. Il. Moore, A. A.
Hughes, A. W. Stokes, George Stapleton,
J. A. Hamilton, DR.. B. F. Lane, Ed Nc
Kissick, j, W. Tinnin and J. M. Robert
son.
No heart of oak plank was wanted al
all. and Hon. W. q. Lockett, chairman Of
the Sixth Congressional district, is 8
happy man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
POLITICAL.
A Stormy Time in the Dallas Demo
cratic County Convention-The
Delegation Mixed.
The Issue OF Last August 10 Sat Down
Upon rs Dead and Buried in Several
County Convention.
Dallas County Convention.

Dallas County oonvsnrion.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, May 19.-THE GAZETTE
of to-day predicted stormy time in the
Democratic convention Of Dallas county.
Alter session since IL at nooa to-day
the convention adjourned sine die only
few moments before midnight. 1t has
been a wrangle all dsV, sndevery delegate
is glsd 1t is over. All the
forenoon there were numerous eau
cuses, but the chief one was the
list of delegates cut and dried to the Fort
Worth convention composed OF men In
favor of the heart of oak plank In the
platform. Another was the Klmbrough
Senatorial CAUCUS. The heart OF oak
caucus was only partially successful, the
opposition succeeding in electing 8 OF the
1s delegates.
The convention WAS called to order at
noon by j. C. Rugle, chairman Of the
county executive committee. Major j.
q. Brown was elected temporary chair
man. A committee on credentials was
appointed and the convention took re-
cess until 2:30.
Upon reassembling it Was announced
that the committee on credentials was
not ready to report, snd they did not re-
port until nearly p. m. At that time
the report was submitted and adopted.
Then about fifty names were
placed in nomination for delegates and
oalloting began. About o'clock the
counts commenced and after rwo hours
the result was announced and the follow
ing were declared elected: Seth Sheperd,
Sawnie Robertson, W. T. Crawford, John
Bookhost, W. T. Cabell, W. L. Hall, W.
81. Lennon, John M. Stemmons, N. M,
Ciark, R. A. R ollins, Mark Ellison, r. M.
Brown, George Cole, S.. j. Waters, W. 2.
Cochran, D. L. Stuart, S. P. Emerson, j.
r Rowland and George Nicely.
Hon. Sswnie Robertson offered the fol'
lowing resolution, which WAS adopted:
Resolved, that the delegates to the
Fort Worth convention be instructed to
cast the entire vote OF this county as 3
unit for Grover Cleveland for Presidens
Of the United States.
Resolved, that for the eminent and dis
tinguished services In the Senate and
House of Representatives on the tariff
and other important questions we heart
lily approve of the course OF the Hon.
Richard Coke, United Statess Senator, the
81 n. R. @ Mills ard tn. hon. Joe Ao-
bolt, members OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Resolved, that we endorse the admins
tration of our worthy Governor, l.. 3.
Ross, in every particular.
Resolved, that we approve OF the course
of our worthy Attorney General, j. 3.
Hogg, in his vlgilant and active execution
of the laws of the state,
Thirty-eight delegates were elected
after great wrangle to the senatorial
convention and were instructed to vote
for r. S. Kimbrough. 81
At 11:SO the convention adjourned .stae
die
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
A RAvING MANIAC.

Locating Engineer Loses His Mind Under
Strange Circumstances.
Special to the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, TEX, Msy 19.-About
three weeks ago T. G. Brannon, locating
engineer Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Railway, left the city for Corpus
Christi to look after the extension Of the
road from Gregory Station to Rockport.
he never reached Corpus Christi and aus
trace of him was lost till to-day, when
several persons who knew him well Jaw
him in the cbspparal about two mileG
Hmth of here in an almost nude coy4
don and raving maniac. The pSles
who saw him could not get very close TO
him nor could they induce him to come to
town. A sherif's posse left the city this
evening to capture the maniac and bring
him home. The cause Of his sudden de-
mentstion is unknown.
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Ireland,
PLoTTKRs SPOTTED.

-
LONDON, May 19.-The Daily News3a-
nounces that it is officially informed that
the police have received news OF Clan7HE
Gael plotting which contemplateshe
commission Of crime similar to the sfag-
edy of Ph0nix park, Dublin, in which
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Sec
rotary Burke lost their lives. The police
for some time have watched the move.
ments of Thomas Brennan and fouHd
him comforting with q man named
Walsh, who afterwards made .
pretense of going to America.
he ostentatiously announced his inten-.
ton of going to America to see Bremen,
and really did sail for Hsvre, ostensibly
to take the steamer for New York, but az
ter reaching Hlvre he went on 70 Paris
where he has been living under an IS.
sumed name in an obscure hotel. The
police have advertised description Of
Walsh, and are closely watching men
supposed to be parties to the plot Fur
Their details OF the plot are promissd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
GERMAN BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
Tho Leader OF the Church Drops Dead in
the Act Of Praying.

Tho Leader OF the Church Drops Dead in
the Act Of Praying.
WABASH, IND, May 10 The first reg
ulsr service of the German Baptist con-
ference Of the United States was held in
H.rter's grove, at North Manchester, to-
day. About 500 of the brethren are
slready on the ground, and incoming
trains on all roads are heavily laden. II
is expected nearly $500 members OF the
church will be in attendance by
Monday morning. Immediately after
the opening sermon in. the
great tabernacle this afternoon
Elder Harness Qainter, editor Of thu
Gospel Messenger Of Huntington, Pa,
and president OF the Normal College at
that place, lead in prayer. While upon his
knees on the rostrum, in the center Of
the tent, surrounded by an audience OF
5000 people, he was stricken with appolexy
and died almost instantly. While pray
inG 1t was noticed hegrew incoherent,
s4d as he uttered the words 1--WE are
a5ad to meet again" he expired. Elder
4uinter was probably the most prominent
man IN the church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Germany.
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.

BERLIN, May 19.-The Emperor Fred
erick remained in the park from 5 to 1880
O'Clock yesterday evening, dividing his
time between resting in his tent and
driving about In his pony csrriage. IL
the evening consultation of the doctors
Was held in the ten. On leaving the
park the Emperor walked up she steps OF
the Schloss, supporting himself by the
balustrade. He was also able to visit the
chspel. II the Improvement of the past
few days continues, he will go to Potts
dam after Prince Herry's wedding and to
Hamburg early in July. Professor
Virchow's formal report declares that an
examination of the throat discloses moth
ing Of c.ncerous nature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Collin County Convention.
Special to the Gazette.

SpeClhi W ZIG oaIctbo'
MCKINNEY, TEX May 19.-The county
Democratic convention convened here to-
day. Colonel W. P. Bisnop presided.
Twenty delegates to Fort Worth, headed
by Hon. j. W. Throckmortcn and Captain
W. A. Rlea, were selected.
Resolutions commendatory Of President
Cleveland and instructing for him were
adopted.
Complimentary resolutions to Hon.
Richard Coke and R. Q. Mills were
adopted.
The question of prohibition came up
and the convention unanimously voted
that 1t be not reopened.
The convention recommended Hon. j
W. Throckmorton as one of delegates at
large.
II was determined to nominate full
county Democratic ticket, and the execu-
tive committee is wrestling with the point
whether to nominate by primary election
or convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
/ Horrible Inheritance
TIE ALL-8TEzL RAIL LINE.
nnIrnIE nlHN IIrC u IN

The transmission of the fearful eAs'@ ..,
contagious blood poison is certain! '', , go
horrible inheritance which any man can 70
to his innocent posterity. The elFs' -.
tanned in the Scriptural decIaF",l'-. n,
sins of the fathers shall be Vls!'e4 -
children unto the third and fourth -
tion," can be certainly mitisa'eu' ~, a
majority of cases, prevented D! w .,.5s
the antidote to the contagious bl0Ol 80
which Nature herself furnishes anu
is to be found in its native pump .nI,.r
fallible efficacy in the remedy known - 81,
the world as Swift's SPECIFIC wv ,tI,t,t
called IS. s. So As nlustFatITeo o. ~. -.,r..
we give the roIlawing evidenee-lns.,, -, 1
cases, taken atsrandom from NUM-
others of similar'eharacter; m. yT.
Mr.. ]. H. Browp, of Horneil' ~ M, b.f
writes: Three years suffered W. M, me oor.
rible disease. swifss Specific eui'- -
pletely. -,,,r.sseosi
street, New York. writes; swift s 9t
eI ne me u Uin n Of &c soIiiets hao
Richmond, Va, writes ssVlft,s Spec
me Of a severe case otBlood Pol'yH, .twssS
D. w.K. Briggs, grooklJp, y u soecsc
nerfect wreck fror4 Blood Poison. d, Y vI.Il,p
restored health asd hope aHe 49,
day. &c, I ~
c. W. Langhii6 Savannah, s1i poi.sa.
suffered a long sime with BOG !, i usr,stJ
tried swifts Specific and am nONs
well man. -,..sI Rechssf''
y v" writes s 1t is the best blood r g.
earth. Toured myself whit hit, i Know Ss.'s'
IT to a friend of mine, wen NV
man, and 1t made him well -, snitstIs'
Ga. News, writes that frisT Dloo5 piss
as,icted with a severe case Of p y Yss.ctsd'
ann e .ea. ,vxo bottles Of 5. S. $ Sc sI rsasa
complete cure. He tried eve INK
in vain. ,,..,o-d CONF N,.s-
December IS, 1881: Your 5. D 55pe lors
me what ought TO have been ~. u,s week u 1
IT, has done me more good IN on opsn. EOae.,,
-.,.s,4he medicines have ever i.a1Ts Esgto
ends we'll" 1t will make q touud il 81 ~
and thank God that have e MIS- Diseases o.
Treatise ON Blood and SKIN Iln- DrSCO Co. =,
rree THE SWIFT sPkCH itlsn.a %
- Dram
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
THK RAILROADS.
Tho Contract for Grading the San An
geIo Extension Let to Kicker
Lee & Coz
Mai, servtcs Established on the Fort Worth
and Denver the Entire Distance
Change OF Time.
Home Notes

Notice change of time on the Missouri
Pacific in effect to-day.
S. G. Hsrgis, general route agent OF the
Texas Express Company. was In Fort
Worth yesterday.
AS will be noticed from kilograms from
Washington, through mail service from
Fort Worth TO Pueblo has been ordered
via the Fort Worth and Denver, COM
mencing June 4. Railway postal service
has also been established to Pueblo,
Denver and Washburne. Fort Worth
will profit by the extension, as will
Pueblo, Denver and all points on the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Tho Abbott Club

Correspondence of the Gazette.
HILLsB ORC, TEX, MaylS TIL Abbott
Democratic Club met last night In the
court house.
A motion was made and carried that
committee OF three be appointed to visit
each primary convention in the county
when 1t shall meet to elect delegates to
the county convention, which shall be
sional convention, and solicit them to
vote for Congr sssman Abbott, and to use
their influence to have him nominated
for Congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
African Method,s. Co.tereaoe.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May n9.-In the
African Methodist Episcopal general con-
ference to-day the time was occupied In
balloting for bishops. The conference
had previously decided that four bishops
should be chosen, and the balloting re-
suited in the choice of the following gen.
tlemen: W. j. Gsines, Georgia; B. W.,
Arnett, Ohio; E. T Tanner, Pennsylva-.
mia, and A. A. Grant, Texas.
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Third Congregational District.

Third Congregational District.
Special to the Gazette.
CANTON, TEX, May 19-Hon. James
II. Jones, ex-member of Congress from
this district, announced IN to-day's Tele-
phone, newspaper published here, as
candidate for Congress. He has q good
many wsrm friends in this county. His
candidacy won't make it very essy sailing
for our present Congressman, Hon. c. B.
.Kngore, who is also candidate for re.
eisction. ~;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

In General Debility, Emsctation. Gems
sumption. and wasting In OhildreQf4
phosphites, Is a most food and
medicine. Il Great sappetite for food,
strengthens the 1bystem. and builds up
the body. PloGGtEead: 81 tried SCOTS Emul-
sion onsaHnS msn whom Physicians at times
gazu16M6pe. Since he began using the Emul-
81 Il Cough has ceased. gained fesh and
strength, and fxom all Appearances his LIE VIII
be prolonged many years."-J0HN SULLIVAN,
Hospital Steward, Horganxas Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
sS6rvia.
DETAILS OF THE CONSPIRACY,

DETAILS OF THE CONSPIRACY,
BELGRADE, May 19.-The police have
seized documents revealing the widss
spread nature of the recently thwszfsd
conspiracy. 1t was intended oy theplot-
tiers to arrest King Milan and the EsAiDg
public men of the capital and install
Prince Karagoergevich on the throne,
and also to promote q revolt in Bosnia.
The conspiracy is attributed to Russian
influence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
ON WALL STREET.

The Stock Market Active In Some of tho
List-sales OF Railroad Bonds.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May 19.-Railway bonds to-
day closed as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at 80; Texas and Pacific
rs at 80; Texas and Pacific 2's at 400 !;
Kansas and Texas 6's st 66t; Gulf, Col.
orado and Santa Fe at 6s1.
Sterling quiet.
Money 1@l1 per cent.
Governments strong.
Silver 81.
Wheat weak.
Cotton dull.
Oil 500
Coffee steady.
Sugar firm.
Hides fairly active.
Wool quiet.
Boston reports q quiet wool market,
yet more movement and inquiry than
noted week sgo.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nav YORK, May 1s-The stock market
o-dsy was quite active in Reading and
ST Paul, ard though the news Of the day
Ewss favorable, the movements were con-
fined to the smallest limits and left prices
within q small fraction of last evenings
closing prices. At the opening, London
was q buyer Of Reading, st. Paul and
Asuas others, but the temper Of
the room was uncertain and
mixed. The best figures were
reached toward IL O'Clock, after which
prices sagged OF and the market closed
dull and steady with but little change
from the first prices. The final changes
are irregular, but are confined to frac-
tons only.
The railroad boEd market was unusual
iy active, the ssles for two hours aggre-
eating 81, 1850. 900, while the tone Of the
market was strong throughout, and the
final prices generally show advances.
4Government bonds were dull and STEADY
Sd firm, N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Longvisw Notes.

Special 70 the Gazette.
LoNGvIKw, TEX, May 10. - Leroy
Tree, who occupied the position OF gen
eral roadmaster on the Texas and Pacific
Railroad, will be appointed superintend-
ent Of this eastern division from Fort
Worth to Texarkans. We feel proud of
this constant promotion of Mr.. Trice, one
of our best citizens, who commenced as a
section hand here about eight years ago,
filing every known position up through
the labyrinth of railroad promotion. He
has twice been roadmsster and ran as 8
conductor on all kinds of trains, and
therefore knows every detail OF practical
rsilrosding, and knows more about the
track, rolling stock and motive power OF
this road than any other man.
Our informant says j.. Kerten, the
present Efficient superintendent, will 60
higher up, which he richly deserves, hav-
ing managed his trains extremely well for
the last few years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
The Yacht Race Tho Press Representa-
tives The Extraoi:icn Case.

The Yacht Race Tho Press Representa-.
tives The Extraoi:icn Case.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, Tex, May 19.-The TWEEN
ty-mIle yacht race was sailed o-dsy with
s spanking breeze, and was won by the
White Wing in hrs, 80 Minis, % secs. !;
Viola, second, in 2 hrs, 40 MINIS, 16
SECS, and Falcon third in hrs, 50 Minis +,
Is secs.
The Colorado Press Association with 8
contingent Of the Texas Press Associa-
ton arrived at $3.50 to night and were
received by . delegation of leading citi-
zens. The following is the programme
for their regslement tomorrow: Break
fast at the Beach hotel, excursion out to
the breekwateY and return to wind up
with dinner and concert ct the Besch
hotel. Monday morning they will be
taken in carriages and shown the attrac-
tons of the city.
The Ludwig Riesch extradition case is
'Hill pending before United States Dis
&ictIudge Ssbin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
M =. ooDferenc. .. a,eKinl ~.

N Z. oonferencs At Mckinney.
Special to tbs Gazette.
McKNNEY, TEX, May 19.--The dis
trict conference of the Methodist Episce-
psi Church South is in session here. F.
q. Welch, j. d. Bowman and J. q. Comp
ton were elected delegates to the annual
conference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Lumber shipm snts,
pecial to the Gazette.

pecial to the Gazette.
GREKNvnLK, lex, May 19.-An i'm
mease quantity of lumber is being shipped
from the pineries and mills near Texar-
kama over the ST. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas Railway, destined for points IN the
Panhandle and Colorado, along the line OF
the Fort Worth and Denver City Railway.
Twenty. five csrloads were recently for
warded, and four cars more on Wednes-
day last,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Italy
REBELLIoUs CARDINALS.

KEBELLIOUB CAKDINALS.
. ROME, May 19-While discussing the
pspal rescrfpt q number of the Cardinals
Insisted upon the necessityo Of clear ex-
preston about the absolute non-inter-
vention Of the holy Sea in political mat
tiers. The majority, however, decided
otherwise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

sNEEtA. IrelaaAfSf Breen, Philita & Co.
,HSshviIH. Tenn Sats: 81 was aAlS@eo with
Piles FOL 5Nent2yaIrs. and I Nled Aeiy RENE
dy offs5 me; LILY used =. Espian Pile
eaec5 8 pe1A sat sure. IA b sSLaEuS:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Lamp.sss County Democrats.

Special to the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs, TEX, May 19.-The county
Democratic convention met here to-day.
All the precincts were represented and
fhe meeting was harmonious throughout.
"a. r. SHARP Of Lometa, was elected presi-
dent and J. n. Carnes Of Lsmpasas sec
Rotary. Charley Brall, Charles L. Laud-
erdale and D. W. Shannon were elected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
Contract Let.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, May 1s.-The rail-
road committee awarded the contract for
the grading of the San Angelo extension
of the Ssnte Fe from Ballinger this morn
ing to Kicker, Lee & Co. OF Galveston,
they securing the same for $4,000, being
$1,000 less than any other bidders. Work
on the grade will begin next week and
the contractors state that the road will be
completed and trains running to San An
gelo by the middle OF July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
,Advics s6nlotherr.

Mrs. W56slow's ssothlng Syrup ,sor eli sren
teethinS sooths ~ child. soft9ps tfe gums,
allaysp pain, curae Hipd scelic 4Fdeis the paAj
remedy for dI2rrn3aF Is cents Stcftle.
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Arrestrd for Theft.

Akf66tfu tdf 1ue1t,
Special TO the G6sette.
BURNxT, TEX, May 19.-H. B. Gran
dall, who has been teaching school in this
county for some time, was arrested to-
day BY Sheriff Wolf for the theft OF s4gQ
sheep In Ehackletord county In 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

Grand Oqlle6s16h
OF bargains thisW0s4 St Randall & Cham
bers Co'sssaoh as you never before have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

ukpk 0ut foH Qholera-dagutHss Benns
s.skt& ss... !. |s'lss Ess for
preventive Asiatic O10lera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
SI1tsaBERLAxD PREsBYrEkIsNs.
H6ports Received ana Business Transact
at Yesterdsy's Sitting

HSports Received ana Business Transacted
at Ycsterdsy's Sitting
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May 19-The most i'm
portAnt work done to-day in the General
Assembly Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church was the receiving Ct the reports OF
the DO I'd of missions, the trustees Of the
Cum oerlsnd University, the general Sun
day-school superintendent and the min
isterial relief board. Each Of these
reports show an increase in all depart
ments. More interest seems to have
been taken in the work during the past
year than any before. The work Of the
assembly will continue Q greater part OF
next week as there is great deal Of bust
ness to be transacted. Kansas City WAS
selected as the next place for he assafl-
BY to meet. Tomorrow CumbeIffd
pfeachers viii oil nearly all the pul1t1s OF
IL 1sotsstant azches in thesity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

Y1ose ySdcsn sxit, Yourself best n, q the
Fort W6ftb Ggafsr Co.'s, anduow M4he
time 70 use them.sA1 VI shapes, sizes and
nrfrac