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A five year old La Sale girl los. an eye
In a curious manner a few days ago. Her
mother was pinning on an apron, when
the little one ran up to her and the point
OF the pin penetrated the pupil Of the eye.
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Women, the new magazine for women is
full Of entertaining and instruction matter.
and Is about to publish u valuable series Of
papers entitled Prisoners OF Poverty
Abroad" by Helen Campbell, who is now
In Europe investigating the subject on
behalf of that magazine The series will
comprise twelve letters relating to the
condition of the poor in London, Paris
Berlin, Vienna, Rome, and other leading
continental cities, in all Of which the writer
visits personally the workshops and homes,
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labor, In order to obtain trustworthy In
formation at first hands and accurate
knowledge of the life she depicts Mrs.
Campbell is especially fitted for this work.
her earnest sympathy with suffering enabl.
Ing her everywhere to reach the confidence
OF the people she encounters, ana her
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Ing pictures OF the terrible struggle for
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The Return Home.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

and A. Y. Rsedsr Of Basque county.
E qa,ge G:ifll is full tsdged, uu-
terrified Independent Non Partisan
Union Lsbor man. N,thing here
IS known Of A. Y. Reeder,
except he is vouched for as being
member ii good standing, which msy
mean 8 great deal or nothing. Those who
hesr the Nom Psrtissns talk conclude that
the name Non-Par.isan Is o missioner.
They are unquestioBablY the most ZEAL
ous-pstriot.c, partisan part!sans in sll
the country. Their principal orators TO-
dsy, Msjor D. ID. R1mph and Joe Lock
hardt, are two extremists. jor Ramph
has lstely been nominated bY his pir;y 8.
Bfownwood fo- Con !rees in the Eleventh
district, bu. IL 10 understood he declines
to mske the race for Congress, but he is
csnvassing the county sglinss DsmccIacy.
Their principsl stock in trade to-day
smoHg their orators wss q TRADE ageinst
the two cid parties, the REPUBLICAN party
FOR SIG Of commission and the Demo-
cratic party for sins CT omission.
T5eir pls form Was mainly resfi.m
auce Of the state piattorm adopted at
Fort Worth IN July last by the Non PSF
Eissns, inde peudaate, farmers and et0cs
rsisera, etc etc, with special stress on
their adherence TO state I'D 20 public free
schools. They clsim inst iheir ticket will
triumph oy big od1E; but this, like their
other boas,s, ls idle v.poEing.
Ccio0el ~. L McGaushsy OF Hood
couny eEd Maior jesse jenkins of
Bocque county, Inc Democratic standard
bearers Of this District for legislative
houorsr are now in the taid mskipg Wig
orous CANVASS Of the district. II IS conf
IDENTIFY believed that their election is
sssureG-Ehcugn 1t must be admitted tta.
the Independent Non Partisan Ueion-
L1b0r party Is strong n tGis county, but
there sIs N re OF them IN this county
than euy other county In tia district.
M4DV Of them boldly declare that "MarP
Am" M.rtin will sweep the state like .
wniIi ~ind, and carry tas state by large
msi irlty, and so on, and 30 or.
Interest is rot lacking in county poll
tics. The lines are closely drawn, and
| the fight is on thick and fast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Rmith Ocuaiy Politics.


SpcClAI 70 Ine GdESbte,
TYLER, Tex, Oc:. G-Oespite the
bisck lowering clouds in the south &C
conpsGied by quicE, vivid fishes CT
Lightning and rambling thuader, the pub
lie square Vas vel filed With people last
gtsht with men, Wcm en- aud children, 10
4easttCipste in the Democratic rally. At
the hour advertised the procession was
formed WITH bard, torchligat, s'rs.mers.
and banners. Just IS tReS were about 10
Stat Gu the proposed iine OF msrch the
rain came, q at in slow large drops, then
slmcst il 10 rents. The rain lasted bu. g
few minutes, bat had rendered
tho ground SO wet that the march
Was abandoned. The people reported
to the opera house, and Ii vas
literally ismmed to hesr the speskipg,
Judge DUNCAN Of Tyler was The 1fss to
sppesr on the plsLtozn. He sp3ks for
about one aour aad half, spending most
Of HE time on the crest and mom3ptGus
question, the tariff. His arguments were
GEAR and 20 the point and were exceed
iogly flushed.
The Hon. Horace Clifton Of this city
WAS called f2rwscc, but spoke only shout
twenty minutes, or account Of the late
ness Of the hou. and dis being greatly
fatigued from trsvel. He dwell upon
observations he had made throughout the
north and expressed the greatest conf
dencs In the success Of the Democratic
party in the coming election.
Tbs affair can not be expressed 9TH
wise than big SUCCESS, and had 1t
been pretty night it would have
oeen one OF the grandest a6Sirs ever
seen in Tyler,
A big barbecue was had st Troupe,
this county, to-day.
The Republicans Of Smith county met
in conve ton to-day and decided, sfter
considerable debate, not to nominate q
county ticket. They also resolved not to
support the independents. The white
Rspublicsns, it seems, hkye lost thsir
grip on the negroes here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

Two Thousand Dollars Awaiting the Eesr,
IS Kin of q ETessn OondE0soE-A Lynch.
$anS Feared.
Special TO the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tex, O;t. Shout 8
month ago Conductor John Leonard, who
Was running fright train On the H5us.
ton and Texas Csn.ral, was killed st
Navssota by an accident. He was
member Of the lodge OF
Knights OF Honor in this City and hsd
benefits In this lodge to :he amount OF
$4,000. Mr.. Leonard WAS buried here,
oUt he had no relatives here. To day T.
". Cronan, reporter for the. lodge OF
Knights Of Honor Ia this city, received q
check for $4,000 to go 20 The nexs Of Kin
Of Mr.. leonard. Hs Is holding Il e check
hoping LsonaTd's relatives will turn up.
1t is said that he has wife and other
relatives in OHIO.
Sheriff Ellis returned homo this morn
ing fsom Crockett, Houston county,
wnere he wen! yesterday with John Andy
johnson, negro mar, who had been
confined IN jail here for the past two
months on charge CT outrsging the per-
son Of Miss Ollie Sims. Sheriff Ellis
says thst the citizens of Crockett are very
indignant, and an armed force OF sixteen
men are row guarding the Crockett isil
in order to prevent lynching.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

WATERLOO, Iowa, O;t. "A discov-
cry mas jus. been nads which nsy ahsct
the eligibility CT tE.o candidates far Cor
gress in this state. Hon. J. q. Preston
Of Cedsc Rapids, the Democratic czaGi-
date foE Congress ia thu Fifth Gist,ict,
is at present seTviug So District Judg !;
sE6 Judge Reed, the r snUolicsn csndi
date los Congress in tae Ninth district, is
ore Of the state Sapre Ne c0urt judges.
Seton CT Article Of the cnnsLtutiop
Of IoWa provides thss district Judge s1all
be ineligible to any other offi;e except
that OF judge @; the Supreme court Dur
ing the term 70: watch be is elected.
Saction of the sane srticle Gays Judge
Of the Supreme court shall In ike man
ner oe ineligible to any other eff, e IN the
state during his term OF office. Both tne
Fifth and Ninth are close districts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
kLYpSD FAIR

Che Military Display fzhe Prcm,ums
awHrdsu,
special TO the GnIetis.
ALvoKD, TEX, .Oct. Ga grand mill
tsry display and drill wsg qu.to the lead
ing feature OF the evening entertsin-
msnts. Tee Fencibles are most excel
lent company, ind the ladies' Of Alv0rd
did the handsome ihing By them in the
shsps Of a very nice em5roidered silk
osnner, which WIS CALAMITY accepted BY
their stable captain in an excellent i'm
promptu speech.
TIE purge Of 500 for the fastest trot-
SSsr was easily won by Clsppsrel, owned
Of Wise county.
The grand sweepstske premium for
best stallion was awarded to Helmet,
Jr., Of Springsown, Texas, over horses
who had won nrst premium at Louisville,
Ky, Albany and Buffalo, N. Y.
The grand swsepstsks premium for
best mare was Won by Maggie, property
Of c. 81. Davis CT Pilot Point.
tz4As premium for best lady rider under
tSfs4enn years OF age wss awarded to
Miss Mum Of Wise county. PIize, $ls
I saddle.
The premium for best lacy rider Of any
sge was swa ded TO Miss Dels Blythe;
prize, handsome purse. Miss Blythe is
most excellent rider.
In the riding contest by fat men weigh.
ing 200 pounds or over the pr;za, s hand
ssnme purse, was Won by John Dsy Of
RloRe.
TIE AlyGrd Brass Esld received many
compliments from tbs visitors for their
U osf excellent music. The card has won
It's w.y up to tie front ranks among The
good bands CT the state. l. is comporei
VI twenty Ave members.
Mr.. Guylord has given number o..
very Interesting illustrated lectures to
sppreclstive audiences. The lectures
have been &c u7i;lportant feature of the
miscellaneous entertainments Of the &C.
csaiOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Me1icsn surviyors-Payeon Harweu,
Elmo; Charles B Dri2ksrd, Forestburg;
James Robertson, Litsls Elmo.
4 SNAKE STORY. :
A Black Snake Coils IssSlf Around Hunt
County Oh sn's Neck.

A Black Snake Coils Isself Around Hunt
County Oh Izsn's Neck.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, O:t. 6.-Mr.
Stun ;oean CT this couatY on Wednesday
last went to his well, distance Ct some
200 yards from his dwelling to replenish
his Wster5ucket. The water being drawn
aud the bucket filed, jast as Mr.. S,uflis-
bean stopped over 10 Get the bucket On The
ground, large blsck snake which lay
coiled upon the bfalcl OF q tree pco-
lscting Just above the msn srd within
few feet dropped trcm the tree
upon Bis neck and in sn in
slant almost wss cooled about
his neck. Mr.. Spfll soesn called for help
IS long IS Re csujo; but his was not
lorg, as upon his second ate ppt 70 use
lis voice ne w3s frustrated, for the ser
peat lad so ughtenad Itself about his
Ehroa. hat the little shout be WAS ABLE to
make vas lnsudio!e. II MS dispersion
he caught the snake arocpd the nLcK, ard
wi h C well nigh ms1dsbsd ef2rt Eradu-
ally loosensd rs tight embrace. 1t by
df greeS relaxed its mold. Oa tearing 1t
from his neck his threw il on the grouad
sld ran towards his house. H. was SO
weak sad exhausted by thi5 time t5s. ne
ives compelled to step and rest.
At this iulclure his brotner see
ing him and knowing from his
actions tina. something must be
6roag, went 10 meet him. Is IVES some
time Il or the brother reached him before
Nj. S 1 I'll Dean could explain his terrible
experience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.
Judge Thurman Thinks the Democratic
Party Hays Made Material Gains
All Over the Country.
Of the So-Called Doubtful States, New
York, Indiana and New Jersey
Are Certainly Democratic.
Esr: George @. Pondlaton ut rayler-eyler
aas Z Grand Eeily-Dapdidates for
the Legislature Nominated.
The Old Kamau Inesrviewsd.

LAO oiA 1ASsf
Spscisl 10 sns f.aLs.ts.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Jldge Thurman
srrivel here today AMI is CHARTERED
8. :he Eobst. House. Ouly
few callers ware admitted
20 his apartments and thesa
we're mostly personal callers. Regarding
hs political situation Ja1ge Taufmsn
thinks that the Democratic party have
made mAtefisi md ess5ntis! gsins all
ever the Country.
o. the doubtful states ne said New
YcEF, Icdisns sid New jersey wefs GER
talrly Democrauc.
Connecticut he conlidered doubtful,
butii the other states were carried CAn-
necsIcut would not be needed.
On the PaCif ccoSss ne clslmed Cali
iornia and Nevada.
Oregon would go Republican, while
ne considered Wisconsin and Michigan as
doubtful.
He thinks that every one would be
surprised a. the vote Of OHIO. He said
that state was very much divided, aid he
thought The vote would show heavy Dem
ocrstic gaiIs, although he does rot cl.im
ONO for the Democrats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
DRgNME.s' DAY.

The Dallas T. 2. q. ARA Zing Tor o Grand
Time Octaber go.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 6.-The drummers
Of D.llss held meeting tonight in the
pariors Ct the Windsor TO arrange for q
programme for dfunmers' ds7 Of the
fair, which is October 20. Il wss decided
that eli Dallas and visiting drum
mers are to form line aad
march TO the grounds where en-
entertainment. will be givea, the day to
close with ball snd banquet a. night at
the Merchants Exchange. All the drum
meIs Of Texss and the bs aDce Of the
world are invited 20 participate In the
pleasures CT the day. COMMITTEES were
appointed TO arrange the programme,
which will be completed in full Saturday
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Dentan Non-PasiislBF.
:peoial TO the Gazette.

W tHo
DENTON, TEX, Oct. 6.-The Nom
Parsisans met in convention here to day,
and were called to order by C. Copen-
haver. Elder q. Kerr addressed the
chair aud stated tho o6j scts of the meet
ing to the convention aad said tnas some
persons who had bsen endorsed BY them
in their convention sometims ago had
refused TO scceps, out that the Democrats
fearing defeat or sdmiring the Judgment
OF the Non Psrtissns had uomils;ed the
same men FIR the s,ms ota ;as and moved
that the Convention endorse
rue same ticket it had before
Endorsed whether they choose to sccept
il or not.
MrJ. n. R,yz,r, Candidate for Repre-
senGaiy On toe Njn-PArfisaa ticzet,
msds s speech OF sDou. an hour and
ns,f, il which ne denounced many CT the
acts Of the Democratic parry and some OF
the acts Ct the Republican psrty, and ex.
soiled tins virtues Of the Non Par.isans.
A committee was ep 3o4nged to cortr
with the central Democratic CLUB coz
cegniug joias discussion ct .he baroe-:
cue to BE- nfN here ca the. s9:h by the
Democrats 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
SURROUNDED BY FIRE.
Exciting Scene at the Burning Of a.
Big Hotel at Birmingham,
Alabama.
Gusuo Fsctory Burosd Ia Georgian
BFounvood X ,IIer NiIi In Ashes.
Blaze se Temples
Fire IN a Soeel.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA Oct. 6 Fire broke
out in the Mcclellan hc's, about O'Clock
this morning, and burned 30 rapidly tina.
the building Was almost to'sIly destroyed
before the h,enen could get the flames
under control. a psnic occurred snong
the guasts, some OF whom found retres.
entiraly cut e. Thomas Westherby of
the Evening Chronicle, with his sister and
niece, jumped from the third floor to the
yard, distance OF fl.t7 fact. Weatherby
sustained tatsl INJURIES. HIS sister had
her left leg broken and sustained internal
injuries. His niece escaped with 8
eprsined axle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Keller Minis Burned.

Special 20 the Gazette.
BRowNwooD. lex, Oct about IL
O'Clock lsst night fire broke cut il the
Although three streams Of water were
soon playing on ii the { e Jrts of our ffe-
men we're in vain snd toe mill was soon
IN sshes. TIE Ices is nbou. $4,000; in
sursnce sl3 coo, ss follows:
Home Of New York, $4,000.
Fire Association $4,000.
Orient, $500.
Hartford, $500.
Hibern's or grain In mill, 311o0.
The loss is total. The mill WAS doing
q good business aud is great loss to the
community IS we'll IS the owners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Pcudlseon s2ssk. a, Fazior.
spscisl 10 sao Gaset.s.

TAYLOR, Tex, Oct. 6.-The HIn
George C. Pandleton of Bolton spoke to
gooi audience a. the opera house last
night. He devoted the most Of his time
&c tie tariff question and 6101ei very
conciu3iyel7 the Inconsistency Of the R3-
publican party, SIS shown OF their pledges
TO correct the inequalities il tariff reform
by their parry in 1884. H.
4nIsy discussed The Mills bill.
Mr. Pendieton handled the Non srtisan,
Independent and Gfesnbhck psTt;es with
cut glov3s. Hia concluding remarks to
the tru5 JsfeY3o1i2n Democracy were the
finest ever Gesrd in Thy!er, and we Wans
IS he9r George .gsin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Hewitt Eefu,es 20 Retire.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The Herald ssys
it is admitted thst delegation from the
Democratic ra:iansl campaign commit
tee, consisting Ct Ssnatnr G lrman, Es.
S nstor Bsrnum and Congressman Scott
Il Erie, called on Mayor Hewitt yestar
day TO urge Democratic harmony. Hewitt
received the gentlemen couStsou +ly, bat
blsldly refused 10 bulge. az y3u gen
tlemen hsd called on me week ago l
mieh. hsve retlrsd," said Uocle Abe sem
cautiously, "3ut intend 10 run EoW."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
CALVES
a Negro Fatally snOt-An epiam Joint

a Negro Fatally snUt-Aa epism Joint
RAidsd.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX Oct. G-Last asight
Alex Williams, colored, living in tie
,seS.nern part Of the city, while scuflling
with snother negro for the posses
sion CT a pistol WAS IA
tally shot in the abdomen,
the ball entering two inches above the
navel.
ID john who, undsr she guise Of lsuu-
dry, was running al opium joint, had his
place rsided last night By the police. When
the officers entered they found Ju john
and q number of the DENT monde seeking
forgslfulness IN the pipe. Tia appliances
were seized and in John and his frail
companions were lodged in the lookup TO
await hearing on Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Hotel Burned At fempls,

Hotel Burned at eempls.
Special to the Gazette.
TEMPLE, Tex, Oct. 6.-At 4:l0 O'Clock
this morning the Santa Fe hssl nd
near the Santa Fe psssens(
discovered TO be on f1e 81
very quickly ,tae inmates bard
The origin Of the fire is rnkRS
building IVES occupied by j. n
who kept 8 hotel IN it, and vi
sIrsuce fer $500 on furnit
building be onr-d TOT E Mod A.
valued a. $4,000, aud was "a fof
$1,000 In the r. Assccjs,idV I6t Phila-\
deipaia and $1,000 in the Est Tex,s In
sursrce Company O;her buildings were
scorched bzdiy, out By good work the FIRE
was confined 10 the one building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
e.ephenv,iIe Notes.
Correspondence Of the Gazette

Cerecpondence Of the Gazette
STEPHKNvILLE, Tx, Oct. A con-
vention Of shout two dozen delegates
from BoEque, Sommerveli and Erath
counties Of the Independent, Non. Parti-
ssn, U oion Labor party mat here to-day
ana nominated two candidates for the
Legisle.ur from this the Fortisth Repre-
sentative district. The mAutls fell on
Esquire j. NJ. Griffin OF E .ath county,
Justice Of the Peace Of Precinct No. q,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Hewitt fer Meyer, 7gE5g

NRw YORK, O;s. 6-The county con-
yea lion OF New York County Democracy
assembled this afternoon and nominated
Abram s Hewitt, present incumbent, for
Mayor BY reclamation. The convention
then adjourned Without mixing further
u minatiors. The ticket will be CON-
plsGed Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
For Mayor Of San Fran cisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. S.-The
Democratic convention for the city snd
county Of San Francisco last night nomi-
mated E. B. Pond for Mayor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
FIrst pissrio, xsnuhl,oaaa.
Special to the Gazet.s.

bB6ClaI 70 ING GHZetsS.
Houston, Tex, Oct. c-The Repuoli.
can congressional convention for the
First district me. In this city to-dsy, and
sitter orgsrizi e nominated Judge Lock
Mcdaniel OF G:imes county by q vote Of
So to for Elisha Adams of Beaumont.
The convention was quiet and orderly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
VIII eupoo.s Coke,
special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. e.-I1 An inter-
view held today with Messrs. Gresham,
Brysn and Bstes, candidates from this
representative end Pictorial district TO the
incoming Legislature, IS 10 the.r choice
for U lited States Seasror, esca u0e quivo.
callY pronounced il favor CT Hon. Richard
Coke. Hs had aoly represented the STATE
n the Ssnste, was z3sious and faithful to
her interests, and il elected thsy would
do everything in their power to ra-elecs
sold Brains" es his ONE SUCCESSOR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
K4d,snn Couaty Primary.

Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Oct. G.-Madison
county he'd her primary election to-day
for Congressman. Kutcheson carried the
county by large majority. Tee ioiut
CANVASS between Captain Hntcheson and
Colonel SteWsrt gained Eutcheson many
friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

COLUMBUS, GA, Oct. 6-The Pike
county guano fscsory at Coylsn WAS
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, SIS ,OOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Theatre uraed.

LONDON, Or. The Theater Royal az
Dundee was burned last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Bexar County Non.Partissns.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. c -Parsusnt
TO cSlI OF Chairman Moore CT the BeIar
county executive committee OF tina Texas
NJn Partisan psrty, q convention com
poeed OF sbors leo delegates, divided
about eqaslly be.wssn the Democratic
and REPUBLICAN parties, met in ksisca
hall 70 dey and nomicstsd 70 ! coua
ty ticket. The convention uasnimously
Endorsed the platform Of The N ]n-Psriiss1
party G5 enu0cis.ed st the Fort Worth
state convention, The nominees for the
Legislature ara E. E Werner and ". z
Miller, the former q Leading member Of
ne San Antonio b.r aad the lstssr cne OF
the most prominent aud proapeEoea Soulg
farmers C; the county. They are boih
pronounced Democrats, es are also tbs
msj 9r,ty Of ta3 nominees who bsd IN
bounced for ofiee isng osio-e the conven-
INN vas cEllsnl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
sirong Hsa sawlies Ron,zsscd.

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Special 70 ins GazctEa.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 6.-The Demo
cratic copn:y convea.iop. toa.hs-purpose
Of nomihas!rg two candidates for the
.Legig!zture,. met CT the courthouse TO-
aay, WAS called 70 order oy Chairman
4, Hih of thu cauaty exscutixs committee,
j d got to Business by the election CT
y s. RiwYi1s as temporary chairman and
Ksnnesn Force as temporary secretary.
Without much ado, the committees on
credentials, permanent organization end
On Platform and resolutions were ss-
!ec.ed, snd they got quiesly to work,
while the main BODY Of the convention
took recess FOX dinner.
After dinner the committees reported
In proper order.
Nominations were declared in order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
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