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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
FOR THIS WEEK ONLx

Black Gros Gain sk, high grades, wear guaranteed;
worth 81 So sl75 81 snd So; this week sllO 81 20,
S1.45, 81 So and s.. 10 per yard.
BIscz Gros grain SILK, American goods, sold al 75c, 81
ard 81 25; tbIs week soc, 75c %; per yard. x.
BLACK Fsille Franchise especially low 81, sll5 sI25
and 81 90 Per Yard. s%ssf'
Risck ali silk Trcotipe. offered these prices before
So, 81 O5 81 20 ard 81 40 per yard. ss9
Blscs Si,in Marveilekux 81, 81 20 sl40 ST per yard
Back de S3ue, weave cur prics this week,
81 so, 81 70, 80 per yard .4
25 pieces Colored Ssn their value is G5; and 75c
This week. choice, 25c per ysrd xsEgS
20 pieces Coloved eros Grsn Silk, rmerly sold st 81,
81 25, 81 so. This week, choice, rs; perTsrd.
40 pieces Coored Satin MsrveeHsx, former prices 81,
81 2J 81 90 This week, enc pricsssec per ysrd.
% peas Cliored Mor worth Sais week 75c per ward
% pieces Pekp Moife VISA worth 81 5O only 81 %
per yard. -S%
pieces Plush. all roozs h grade "a inches wide, only
Sl25 per yard.
IS pieces Corduroy s shades, well worth ST.
price this week only Sgc per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
I. u, JssasasCo. 7'p s.sss.. 4 asss"
An ITALIAN RUEDER.
A Secret ocga zAtion In New York City
to ProtecI Criminals

4 Secret OERa IL Atom In New York City
to Protect Criminals
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Frsnciscs Isca,
Natele Sabansto, and Giuseppe Csn.z
zaro, who have been occupying cells il
the Tombs on suspicion Of being con.
cerEed in the murder of Antonio FLAG
cino, whose desd body WAS found on tbs
street resr Coo0er Union q week ago,
nave all made confessions to Ia
spector Byrnes about the muir
der. Flaccino was marked out
for death for some tina back. Ha be-
lcrged TO societY known as "Msfa."
Il panishes By death ony member who
divulges its secrets or gives information
to the police concerning the Identity of
Any CT its members who have violated
the laws CT Inc land. Flaccino hsd done
both, and lie knew he vas to die. He ar
ranged With his son to carry on his bust
ness IL case OF his sudden disappearance.
On Sunday, jtober II, he was enticed
into an Italian restaurant az No. s, ST..
Marks place and gsme Of cards was
inside the grounds for quirrel between
MIN and Carlo Q1arten3tc. The
three mer imprisoned now swear
that they saw Carlo and Veneer 70 fol-
low Flaccilo into the street. F,sEciscs
Lea says he accompanied Flsccino, and
that he sought to prevent the murder.
Vielcerzo male at lunge at Flsccino snd
Isca dashed hin aside. Carlo Q llrtenerc
then jumped forward :ld plunged q dix
into Fiacciro's breast. There were alto
gether nine Italians On the eceue and sill,
with the exception Of Csrlo, re.urled to
the restaurant! and took 81 oa.h of Sc
crecy.
Inspector B5rnes says several reputable
Italians have TO belong to "fhe MAIZE"
ss matter Of protection 10 themselve
The police expect to. have the murderer
and his brothers under arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
4 CHICs6O RI0Ts
she Ex S.IiRe-a Who Lost rheir Places
MasinS IL Hot for Tie New Naa.

MasinS IL Hot for lie New Msa.
CHICAGO, IL, Ocs. 2l.-Judging from
the experiences Of ills Afternoon and las!
night the imported conductors and drivers
in the employ Of the North Chicsgo Street
Railway Company will CONTINUE TO have,
indefinitely. hsrd road to favel. Fully
800 Of the old hands are nov out Of work
mainly owing, they ctsim. to IN
unfair construction p.sced by President
Ye kes upon the agreement Of las.
Sunday. These men and their sympa
tbiz.rs are Intensely bitter in their de-
nunciation Of the new men. In addition
to the outbreak after the Blame process
sion last night there WAS another serious
tumult this az :ernoon. Clsburne avenue
aud H1istead street. wss the scene Ct
the disorder today. At this po!n.
huge tim5efs and loads If DIick
were suddenly and with no little
snow Of system thrown across .ae slreet
forming q series OF obstructiols rasemb-
ling in some respects regulation osrri-
cades. Tia neigaoorhUod is deDsely
populated With working people. ead these
ueirg Idle Suadsy, filed the sl1ewslks,
viii doWs and houee tcpa. Ali the
women passengers and several Il tne
men on the car first to approach
ltsi beer frightened eff ny the crowd OF
yelIiug boys before reaching the o.
etructed corner. A couple Of Strangers
in the city, reporter, the conductor and
driver and two Policemen acting IS e
guard were the only ones who remsined.
When the csr was brought ID hslt the
sir ,b.cane black with missles
f7ir from housetops and windows. The
car was literally bombsrded. Threats
and Impressions OF all kinds were IS
D eutiiul ss missiles, the lead In this part
Of Ihe affair being taken By woman
mixed II the mob. TIE riot virtually
ended like the one OF last tigh. with
the arrival of TIE timely patrol
filed with the police. The CROWDS were
dispersed without serious trouble, little
or no pounding OF heads being necessary
oE the par. Of The Ulcers. The mob re-
assembled Immediately, however, when
the wsson departed. A prisoner wss
rescued from two oficers who were LEFT
bshlnd, and the pair OF police were being
roughly handled when the wagon returned
sgsin, in the nick of time. so far 81
known no person wse hurt seriously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Anderson,
Correspondence of the Gazette,

ANDERSON, TEX, Oct. 2o.-The grand
jury adjourned on the 18Th after finding
twenty five bills.
D. G. M.y, q citizen OF Willie, but who
owns land In this county, killed q col
ored tenant on his plsce October Is. Mr..
May surrendered to the officers End our
grand Jury brought an Indictment against
him for murder
The court is now trying j. S. incoming
Tor killing Nose Camp. This is the th I'd
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Germany.
AT HOME AGAIH.

BERLIN, Oct. 21.-Tne Emperor Will
liam has arrived ST Potsdsm. He WAS
net at tee station by the E Empress and
they drove together to tue palaCe.
The City Of Bremen formelly entered
Tie ,ilyertin to-dsyst The BurgNnsster
made 6 speech on the occasion. tf;'
The manufacturers ctSsxony have met
aud unanimously passed resolutions de
Glazing that the sugar bonn.ies, corvsn-
ton was Incompatible with their inter
ests and likely TO in1ure the beet sugar
industry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Store Eurglarlzsd.
Special to the Gazette.

Specla 70 the Gazette.
WILLIS, TEX, Oct. 81 The store OF
R H, Wood, prominent merchant CT
Willis, WAS buIglarizsd last night. The
back door was pryed open. After an en-
trance VAS effected the safe was broken
open snd all its valuSbles taken there's
A1S which amounted TO 1926 in money
Sad shout SI25 in r2ilroad and mill
checks. The checks we're found this
NOR mig about hsn . mile from town. No
srre cts nave been msde yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22

STEAMERS IN CoLLIsIO

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The Russian
steamer Archangel and the Glasgow
stesmer N eptuns came into collision
in Christisns bay and ssnk, The crew
Of the Neptune and eight of the crew Of
tho Archsrgel were saved. The Captain
and sseventeen of the crew OF the Arch
sngei Wsre drow1ei.
LORD ADVOCATE CT SCOTLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 81 -Mt. Robertson has
heen appointed Lord Advocate Of Scot
snd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22

rock. Thu telegraph hre being broken
oy the IS OF rock help wss delsysd tgo
hours. Tie scene thst followed the dis
sster WIS o Tible. The severely Injured
passengers and ninety corpses have been
skan nom the wreck. There are still
two cs;s buried beneath the rock, snd it
Is certain the list o. dead " II be increased.
TIE work OF exca vstien continues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Shooting ARRAY Among Brothers.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oot.i 2I.-Nsar -Fal-
mouth yesterday four brothers named
Draper and their orother-in law John
Gordon had shooting ARRAY in which
Gordon was seriously and Richard Draper
fatally wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Spain,


WILL SUMMON THE CoITEs.
MADRID, Oct. 21.-The Cabinet has de-
cided TO summon the Cortes to meet
about the middle of November, ard 10
submit to the Cortes the question CT
army reforms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Hungary.

CONCERNING THE LOANS.
PgsTH, Oct. 2I.-Negotisrions between
the R0thschild syndicate aad Premier
Tizzs concerning the conversion Of Hun
garisn losns have been concluded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Rcss!n.
THE CARS TaUR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2l.-The Car
and Czarins have arrived in Baku. The
Car laid the fou 1ds9ioa etoue OF IN
orthodox Cathedral to-dsy. The royal
couple then visited the nsptha works and
received q rumoer of deputations includ-
ing one consisting CT Turkomans. Much
enthusiasm was manifested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Switzerland.
social DEMOCRATIC PA

social DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
BERNIE, Oct. 21.-Delegates from the
socialist societies, at meeting to-day,
sgreed upon the ststutes Of new, united
and thoroughly organized social Demo-
cratic party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Austria,
RoYALIsTs AT THE CAPITAL,

ROYALfSTS AT THE CAPITAL.
VIENNA. Oc:. 21.-Prince Henry OF
Pcussis arrived here to-day. He was met
by the Emperor and the Crown Prince.
The King of Wurtsmburg has arrived in
this city for the winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY

2oC0bnation obe all French goods worth $50 to S25;
tnfeWeek, $40 per pattern.
20 pieces wool Red Twiled Flannel worth 1885, only
g15c per yard
20 pieces fine Medicsted Flannel worth 4Oc only
per ysrd
BLANKETS-This department s full Of real Bargains and
we ask only en- inspection to secure your patronage.
Special low prices this week Comforts and Coored
Blankets. Large stock Of Crib Bi1psets.
Ladies' Fac flannel and Quilted Skirs-Caoice lot worth
50 so to 81, this week choice at 81.
800 Chidren's Plush Capes, worth from 81 to
81 so; this week price, 75c.
200 dczen White end CooIed Bordered Hemsched Hand
kerchiefs well WORTH go dozeni this week 81 1C dozen
or l0c each, :--
40 dozen Kid Glover, little soled, well worth 81 pair
this week only 25c.
dtz.n Lsdies Natural Wool Knit Vests and Drswers-
special oargain-this week 75c each.
70 dean Mans Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, well
worth 50 eeca; csr them st only 81 30 garment
We have real bargains in Coak Depar!man-they
too numerous to mention In this I'd we invite you to COLL
and see them.
Jus. RecsivedAn immense stock Of Mems, Womens and
Children s Arctics and rubber footwear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22

Fl E Emperor
Willisn is ex-
pected to srriye
at Drewitz sta.
ton, nesr Pots
dam, to-mor-
row, on his re-
turnf:Om Italy.
Hs vii! go i'm
medistely to
the Marble pal
&C., where ne
will pass the
day 10 retire
ment with his
fsmily Mon
az is the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
10 advance the Pric. OF Coke.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 21-Arrange-
ments have beer made for meeting of
coke producers this, week when prices
will be advanced to'4F2a per toe, to takes
effect November Ia ASiight increase ins
the wsges OF coke woIks$ will probable n
follow the advance in tansice OF coke. 8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
ErauAa.
A PAPER sRLZKD,

,@PARIsi Oct.'2l:-The cofnic psper Crete
has been seizsd for puolis hing an insult
ing csricsture Of the Emperor william In
I;aly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
Ten Cars Of a Crowded Excursion T rain
Returning From the Naples Fetss
Crushed by a Land Slide.
Ninety Corpses Taken From the Wreck
With Two Cars Still Bu,ied-The
Emperor William st Potsdam.
suIsiau and British stes m.rs Collide ana
Both 60 Down In Chrnt,ara Bay.
Eighteen u en- Drowned,
Itely.
PASSENGER TRAIN BURIED.
ROME, Oct. 81, 1888.

R0MK, Uct. IT, 1883.
7 S P 4 TIC Fl Z S from
P lteIzs ssys ten cas-
OF a train crowded
vi t eXeursioaists
from ths Naples fetes
we're crushed In 9 re.
moe portion OF that
district By s land
sliia consisting Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
E { T: VA " i IS Go

Profitable Reading for Intending Purchasers Of SGa2b9 and Fashionable G0&
gveap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE,
Williams Visit to Rome Has
Bsen a Blow at the Hopas Of
the Vatican.
Bishops Have Been Instructed to Re-
new Their Agitation for Sympathy
With the Pope.
ths Remainder of the bmperor's Journey.
The Car and Family s-iii yisi. Copen-
haken-Ofher Matters
CRble Lettsr.

CRble Let.sr.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS plans.
copyrighted by Associated Pre.,l
benin, Oct % 1879
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15

has been accomplished IN the way OF re-
form. I do Eot believe this is so. The
mere agitation of the subject Of these
giant monopolies In the press Of the
country has rad healthy e ct and an
examination in their methods, even should
no legislation follow Immediately, will
point to remedies which can hereafter be
applied, besides lending the full force OF
the ofi ;ial fading of facts TO the attempt
which is being made to stamp them ouI"
"Will your committee report bill to
reform these evils?"
"Yes, though we have not as yet deter
mined upon the lines on which 1t will b.
drawn. We fad ourselves constantly
stumbling over restrictions placed upon
Congress by the constitution in the
management OF the affairs Of the people.
The rights OF the states msy not be en-
crosched upon. The remedy which we
expect to be @nle to apply will doubtless
be found in the power allotted Congress
| to regulate interstate commerce. / am
confident that We may thus control In q
large measure the operation OF these
great combinations or at least confl G
| them to the states from which they take
| their charters. There, however, is where
the true remedy Is to be found. 1 do not
think | have ever heard the question
s-gued, blu. am convinced that in the
rights winch every state assumes to reSu,
late The limit Of capitsliz ttion Of corpora
tions to which 1t gratis charters, may es
found the pGwer 10 strike these trusts
The problem is knatty one, but | be.
Elieye the experiment Is worth making"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At t.e p ckwlck: G 1 Bemis, New York; L
Calhoun, Corsicapa; U Miller, De atur; j Ill
Mel hen,y Austin ; A Billet, Phlladel hia; J
W Buster, WeaIherford. O H Gould, Lincoln
Brow /, Chicago; W IL Cook, A W Arther,
New York: E DOrtch and wife, ForneY; w ]
McKoy, COLORADO; H H Godaire, San Angelo; z
Weber, St Louis; . Nunnellg, Davis, + 3
Collins, p Armstrong, Dallas, Tex;
G stephens, Tallas, Tex; NJ d Collins, Texas
Leon Jones, Pacific Express Company; W j
Needler, Colorado Spnugs; John B Saunders,
Fl Psso L Corner, Paris; Scott jaws, sher-
man Ca tain q Conner, Miss Pewil Conner,
Paris j W Fowmer, La rpasas; A Bobort, Ell
Paso; G Mac dox, w, sther. ord; L ii Garry,
San Antonio; David Br an, Lexi gton, ny
Mrs 2 ~ Murray nd son, San Sal J: L ID woody,
Decatur; John + Strombroker, Ezin Overall,
st CHARLES, No; " Kingsberry, Montana; =
Smith, Texas; p j Lanphear, LOUSY lie; U w
Wells, Missouri.
At the Mansion: John Harms, Cant Morris
Wigsias, Pom lac, Mich II Htncke, Pinkney'
wis Ill; Mre @ A Armstrong, Piedmont, Vi
B tsbee, Decatur, Thomas j Middleton
Wax haceie; G Hamilton. st Louis; J W Bur
CESS, Blue Mound Bill Adams County; Q $
Hareer, Pontiac, Mich; Mike Collins. Denisoni
A G Dobney and wife, ThoTp Springs;
orothers, wichita Falls; H L Bsrnes, Denver
Col; @ w Harger POlisc, Mich @ W Littlepaee
Temple; G Odrr, East ST Louis
j McKanay. u Il Hantel. G W Cotney,
Smith, Denver; HRS Smith, Waco; A E Gol
| ley, G oyton; Geo w Ingraham, Atlanta; j
| Henderson, GranbBry; rhos Buckley. Texas
| W Glass. G O and F Ry W Hllliard, Pc
| Coz CITY; j ID Hugaes, s Huff, NJ W Minor, J
II Palmer, Mon tague; Pope, Texarksna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
Grimes County Convention.

Correspondence of the GaZstte.
ANDERSON, TEX, May 13.-SaturdaY,t the
18th, the Democratic county convention
met in the courthouse for the purpose Of
sending delegats to the Fort Worth con-
vention. The following were elected
delegates III. G. Med onala, P. Hawkins,
TIC Foster, r. T. Flewellen, je, John
A. McAlpine, L. J. A. Hall, &C. Book
man, T. Greenwood.
AlteInates: DR.. Buchanan, 81. Mallett,
s. j. Walker, W. F. NJ. Bsty, L. M
Bragg, W. Stample, Walter Leigh, Searcy
Baker.
The committee on resolutions offered
the following:
We approve OF the administration of
Grover Cleveland as wise, just and pa
triotic, and IN strict accordance with pure
Democracy; and the course in the Senate
of the United States Of the Hon. Richard
Coke is most heartily Endorsed by this
convention, the Hon. r. Q. Mills, as
chairman of the ways and means commits
tee in Congress, and the great fight he is
now making for the laboring people on
the tariff question and the Democracy Of
the country.
The convention then, upon motion, re-.
solved itself into q mass-meeting and
unanimously Endorsed J. G. Hutcheson of
Harris county for Congress from the FRS!
congressional district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
Pr.s,dio County oonroni,on.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MARIA, Tx, May II I'm pursuance
to call made by NJ. F. Brown, chairman
Of the county Democratic convention,
meetir g was held at the courthouse OF
p. N. to- day for the purpose OF electiDe
delegates to the Democratic convention
to be held at Fort Worth IF the purpose
of choosing delegates to the ne'ionsl
convention to be held il St. Louis; also
to send deleg stes to the state convention
TO be held at Dallas.
In the absence Of the permanent chair
man, z L N will presided.
On motion, W. P BAugh was elected
permanent chairman, to serve for the
next two yesre. c. NJ. Jennings was re-
ele cted secretary to serve for the same
psriod.
William S. LempeIt, J. T. Waddell and
G. M. Jennings were unanimously elected
as delegstes TO represent Preside county
st the Fort Worth convention and chose
J. NJ. Dean Of FL Pdso as proxy to cast
the three votes to which this county is
entitled.
J.F. Cline, F. W. Harwood and M. P.
Baugh were elected unanimously as dele
gates to TIE DSllas state convention and
selected j. NJ. Dean OF Ell Pase IS proxy
The administration of President Cleve-
land wss Endorsed, but considerable de-
bate was had over the tariff question,
which was about equally divided. The
administration Of Governor L. S. Ross
was fully indorssd, IS well as that OF
John J. Mccall, Comptroller, and
Treasurer F. r. Lubbock The
delegates and proxy are instructed
| 60 tba ho Hrcf hall fn,
hon. Frank Lubbock for State Treas
urer, and to stand by Hon. James D
Nc all, first, last ana all times. The
circular letter OF Hon. T. r. Lubbock
was read to the convention and enthu.
asticslly approved.
Harmony prevailed throughout the
meeting and strong sentiment prevailed
in favor of Lubbock and Mccall. Th'
former will poll the votes of this county
with G. B. Ztmpleman as second choice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
HILLsBORO.

Charged With Murderous Assault-ro Do
liver the Annual Address.
special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Mky 14.-Euclid
Cox, deputy sheriff, and William Smalley,
Yesterday arrested Gabs Gilliard, q col
ored man, charged with assault with in
tent to murder. on 9 telegram from the
marshal OF Mckinney to J. S. Wood,
marshal of Hillsboro. He was lodged in
ISL until this morning, when Sheriff Beck
of Collin county came for him, and
carried him on the Cotton Belt Railway to
Mckinney.
G.be Ginlard became angry at another
negro and knocked him on the head with
q railroad spike while he was asleep. TIE
crime was committed some two or three
months ago. The negro has entirely re-
covered.
Hoods Texas Brigade have invited the
Hon. B. D. Tarlton to deliver the annual
address upon the occasion OF their re-
Lion st Jacksonville, Tex June ~. Mr.
Tarlton has accepted the invitation, and
will no DOUBT deliver them q speech In his
usual eloquent manner.
The City Council will meet on the
oath Ct May to select 8 superin.
tendent and teachers for the Hillsborc
public schools, and will on that day en-
terrain bids from all teachers who may
apply.
Sergeant S. W. Jackson, in charge Of
convict train No. 2, arrived here this
morning to fix the land slide on the Mis-
souri, Pacific R,ilway, Just north OF town
he has eight guards and forty-f FIVE con
victs. They are worked ten hours each
day. He very kindly showed your cor
respaaaent through the train. The
prison car is very neatly KEEP
kaad ventilation is most per
feet. The commisssry Is well supplied
The biffof fsre is bacon, oeef, -four ant
corn bread, grits, rice, beans, onions
Irish potatoes, krout, pickles, molasse
fand coffee They are not rationed, bu
each convict is allowed to eat all b
wishes. They are allowed one plug O
tobacco each week. The food Is wei
| served, and walters to wait On them q
the table.
There is q regular physician convic
who acts IS physician, except in bs'
cases, when the best medical talent !
called in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
CONVENTIONS.
The Election Of Delee sres by Ceun'y
snd Prfc'rcs Conventions the
Order At fhs Day.
wilI!amsoD, PrrEid,c, Grim.', Oniem IN
WiJbsrger and Leon Amnrg the
Counties Herd From
yyi,l,.m,,p Oouptv Ooavsn,ion.


Correspondence of the Gazette
GKoKGETowN,TR TEX ,May l2.-The Demo-
erals of Williams ON county assembled In
mass meeting st the courthouse day.
The meeting was called 10 order 0y K. Il
Price, Esq chairman of The couaty exec
utive committee, Who stated the otlsct
of the meetiog To be the election OF dele
gates TO the Fort Worth d emocrstic COZ
vention, to be held May %. rne cleo
tion Of chairman Of the meeting bling de-
clared in order Mr.. J. Z Cooper WAS
unanimously elected, and r. E. Brooks,
Esq was elected secretary. The con-
ventlon then transacted stne following
business: On motion made by 4. d
Price, Esq, that the chair appoint 3
committee of five to select the names OF
nine delegates to the Fort Worth con-
ventlon' Chairman Cooper appointed W.
M S.innett, W. c. Parsons, G. T. It's
dsle, W. G. McIntire and W.
M. Key on said committee,
who after consultation reported that they
recommended the names Of Msssrs. I
J. CROSBY, j, E. Cooper, C.. P. Vance, j
A. .Humsey, James Elliott, II. G G Jnno-
WY, John Sarock, r. 81. Price and 5. N
IS delegates, and Messrs. G. G
1Anders0AsG. N. Logan, j. 81. FaubioD,
William Elliott, S. j Barber, ]. W
Wayne, W. II. Farley, q. B. Shepard sno
D. 81 Snyder as alternates, which report
was unanimously adopted. The follow
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
l. Tnat the Democrats OF Williamson
county, in massmeeting assembled, hear,
lily indCrse the administration Of Grover
Cleveland, and recommend that the dele
gates to the national convention be in
structed to vete for him, and do all II
their power to secure his nomination.
g That we inoorse Senators Coke ant
Reagan and Congressman J.D. Sayers, fol
their wise and faithful service IL Con-
gress.
8. That 1t is The sense Of the Democ-
racy of Williamson county in mass meet
ing assembled, that no expression etLhel
for or against prohibition should De al
lowed to emanste from the state conven'
ton, and that the delegates to the For
Worth convention be instructed 10 vot'
against any measure to that fleet, if in
Lroduced.
4. Resolved, that the delegates to tn
Fort Worth convention be instructed Il
vote for Hon. a. S. Fisher from the Tent
Congressional district as delegate to tn
national convention.
On motion the meeting Was then sd
| iOurned.