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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

TIE EdsoIisi Dsrsrnnsnt.-Thh includes managing
seors ats etofs TELEGRAPH oaassss sAehasgs
0l1Icrs s1Iserl2 srisr sISflzl when. <na 4cokl
higts reporters IHx D4llF hFws ss4n
Aaultte-ly slthosf superior "A tas hsss an
nashers %
TEE DamY NE~s bN3idinss the
papers oFersteFs tSks tls messages ane haaa
thesn immediately q tAs sSlegFaph salsoT. Ine
n0noef Of operators s
- The CCmpositOr's RooEa-Nhea "rogy" has pssser
shs aands II shs proper revising safles eoes
fhe tvpssafIer- There gOod HsaDy Of HIM IN
fHE DAILY NE~s sAee-oa average y
6 The Lnotyps ROos -Bas the oenpos,sos aoesrt DO
al the typ-sestng Tbs llnotspe" machine
"ses tsfs by casting lne-ofiyps sosne~ hat
the pTacipis the rpefoanoer
single Fourteen 81 these machines g
In laE DAILY NEas ofice ano the number OF
persons required - this department ~
3. The Austs' and EngtsvsTs Department But tse
metropolitan daily gives its readers moi onis
rs4llug matter bat also illustrations. ~ the ala
Of good artists echers aud photos r&IEy b.
electric light TRE DAuY NEWS printing
the best newspaper illus Fsuons in America This
takes the teSt service OF skilled workers 20 the
@. Tre Stereotype Foundry-Tbe maiter-type and pie
tures-bene n0s :" locked uun IN the oFl.s" the
WORK Is next transferred 10 she foundry. A metro
politan daily no longer prins ifom is type In
order O. print large edition quickly II A. neces-
70 fasatspty t.C sfrfIces and thls l.
accomplished bv casting duplicate stereoiyped
plates. from which, after hey have been fastened
g. the presses, the printing is done. Oi siereo-
typers THE DAILY AEws requires . &
The Press Eoom.-IHE DAILY NEWS six double
perfectng pTesses capable Of pTntln. lO0 900
pleie papers per hour. To these there
required men 70 the number VI. 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

DINPLEs. olack- heads red. rough, chapped
| l vi and Oily san Prevented by CUTiCCRA
Soar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

Nh Winslow's soothing Syrup should dvsys
70 lssc FOR children teethinz II soothes the
Wind eoic and n the best remedy for diarrhoa
. terfs nGtfis-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
i fnlGHTfIL SKIN DISEASE.
-onerisks Intense. Head nearly rA".
Body covered With sores. Cured by the
Cnti-cra ne ssdiss


AeSn sTEFAEa>oA 4 EHUSEE. Monroe. c.
f.ar >lrs Atout two months sgo GA your re
comul~adafl0c. bug a. bottle of G. IlCt "A
h--niN LHf. one hox Z 4lt "A -ALNk snd
Gle axe 81 CN4lCi "a SOAP. Tor n s9ns aged
toir'eeu Sess 1fo hsd hesn s-icted ~ih
eczema Tor a long lime and am pleased 20 sss
that & believe "a remedies have cured hin.
10. srllelluss YER intense bis head being near.
y raw hl ears teIns sous &C p ths sristis ana
nis peds "a. % erred with s0res H. condition
DISAPPEARED nis skiu Is healthy. eyes bright
dsy Ny selEhnOrs arc wltnesses 10 lhls 70
m.rssbls cure. aud the d0ubunK oae- are rs-
euesssd % ca o. IT, re o. any ~ my neigh
hcrs M r. -TEPHENsON.
Winchester p. O., Union Co. y. G.
No~EoE,S. c. oct %, iss7.
The Potter brig a. CaeInlcal %
Gent eucu NJ Wm 8 Stephenson o. IA >
county brolgnt rs sou 20 town TO-DAY 10 ici >
zee nim and a. .cow us Whst CUTtCtkA kE-
NkDlk> bal done Tor nm. This s he case re-
Tered % a or .etter 90 you some time ago To
lo0E ~ me roy nOw. one would suppose tnsl
there had neyer oeen anything The matter wltn
aim rs @ le ~ perfect health. We have
wr.ftea anC herewith ilcioSe whaL his f@lher As
- say snout me matter -wrOse . Just a. ne
cicfsFef-
We sre selling quNe 3 quantity oi CUIlCURA
REM tpiFS and oesr nothing buf praises for
tren- " regard the CrTCDRA REMEDIES
the CsAt IN the "a xst. and sna.l Do al We can
TO nrou1uLe tusIf sale Noufs truly.
STEVENS l. BkUNER,
irUxg.sts and pharn GQistS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
Health is Wealth

Ir.F. e. vort Rervs and Bran 1ressrepts
guaranteed Ttfifc ior Hysters, Dizziness Cep-
vuisi0is. IT, hsfv0Us hesrsis ia Hesdscha
Nervous rosf silcn csuscd ~ the use Of scohsl
or tolseo. Nffcffilnest Nertsi pfrrt.sion
kofrni0g ~ ibe ffsir result NJ in inssnifv and
leading ~ misry. decsy ard dcsih. 1rernstnre
Old Age hsrrrfiness foss ~ Power ~ ether
fer. l1NoiunfsrT ffsses snd NTfrr ffor-f,oes
caused Is over e1srtirp ~ The trsin telfsfu.s
cT cFef-ipdfifence Fsek bor eorfzias one
n norfh'sfresfr ~ q ho, or - boses fo-
f.'er' ~ ~si prepaid ou rcosirt ~ price
VI GUARANTEE SIN BONES
10 r1irt sry case With ssfh order rpoeirp4 ~.
uf icT slH boz -. scclnTsnied with g. We viil
ssBc The pDfChssff Cur written guarantee = rs.
fund The Uorty y the treatment ooes no. efee1
cure eusrfntses issued only ~
w. II. TIBBS, DRUGGIST.
tcls Agent
1ee Norros-ss.i Grsod Bspias. HIoh
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

a Tia MalIinx ana rslivery Department -e The ma-
aaa ne asllFcTs esras Aslsois H-ilAen
g4gsefs seek l-e iafS, u-u.ies IS
rs Enllae s.pgs tAe power fs alIes
iiros 1cliers ai ? here's ..lasais. ala
tlres engines sl.t ~ sssssgss. ef = aeiss poweE
Al departments -l.hiea ~ ths tolsn. la.sn-
oasesal sssie4a ~ cl Alrt celn lats lhlrt "a nene
n.aohisss and b.o lamps TAs eap-ss~ q IA
depaT' npnsher
10 The CireuIss4on Department The papef Is uow
m3nuisgtures aEiielt sad 4 D. ihe tat.nses 'his
department dessl,p shs aaArsss ioI a. Ihs
average nunlheI q workers s IL
n. The Subssnpnon Room All IA Subscriptions irons
o0s-of,osn. whether 81 indi'iat-i iesasrs or whole
sae nexs asents pas- lfroael shlf 90 ortnaeui aad
this department einl o,s on me average ~
The Business Once lbs genera eeIies ~orA O. tas
papef such receis ng and caring ior The advertise
natns-ei ssA .tecn hpnofsc ar Feesis ef
and handled every oas- RECEIVING and paying oas
cash tae genaial bootkeei ing q The business,
requires coaniins- -rpalu rss 81
The Care OF Building fesires ts constant service q
three 5auitofs
~ The WstchmsnTo insure peecl protection against
REX OF IRE tvo wsiehmen constantly On duty
IS. The New York ofneeIh ths entire line ri
general manager ana assistant -
10. The Washington buresu-ln charge o its secil
Washington stan correspondent ]
~. The Milwaukee Bufesuio facilitate Northwestern
ne~s gathering, one man
From which appears thai the number Of regular employees
S0a
And the pay roll ~ from s. 500 to So 600 per week serrs
ganng during the wear $50, Goo
Then there lie lae.r annual expenditure for white
pspeF, and telegraph and cable tos soiosiiust run
nearly thousand doiiars wsek Take al
together the expenditures oi Tn DAnS NENe
the yeAI 1855 wlli vary very btrs from 100000
hundreds Of places roue the country of Enopear
Northwest who distribute IBE DAY NFws ou o Town
dealers with Their horses and wagons Of hundred
With Tie main Office ~ telephone nor s sbos
selling TsK DAnY NEws in Cbioago This what il costs
eader bUy day. Measured y oa.t "a
Chicago Daily News Is sold by all newsdeslen ~ s4 70
hddrss
Ok +. LAWSON Publishe1 THr DAILY News. chle.s..
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

TIE So ~ he 'sts Tnth~r Jsnes ~
y asrssssw rouafv. who was rspcrted 60
- Farta RON sour 70 ive hundred thonsard
dollars. Is peCa ~ - sCue respects. tse
trors 81 5ecsfiss kr ssues Sss bachelor.
Isnes F.. ksisrcrk ~ Ehicaro. Nho nss ben
liecensefr anan FrnsIs for nnw>sr ci
vsarr re-sfvas ts1x stock Hopis and mort
eszes ~ ne fare rs.re ~ S'f Gto 1ut vlicA
49, ~rrtn rss-ir .~ff.a ne face Hsnr.,rk
= - rareI esS 80 interest cn be resitue n
- sassis Heer'~ eve hnr1rsd a. iitv
Rorssns 1e' srs for 5ra vears q sa =
seen are art varied ha rersfTes ths
~rf.re -e~Ifrle ~ des6. ard 80 widow er
chi dfeo survive him. tcer rscsivs cue-hslf
a. fha other .el.a.eea tns Fensirder. ~
ashereS Is 1rsnsrTi.d at the enr 81 The Svs
vesrs .ha snass rssfals af loe eSfste e ~ -
rf~idsf sans ~ snrnz e. tae legztsrs
Tnrrs Il chance For tbe Eir'z
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
TIE MErHODISTS.

Discussion of the Eng,buity of wamen al
Delegates to tho Conference.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Bishop Andrews
presided at the morning session Of the
Methodist conference.
The order Of the day was discussion Of
the report of the committee upon the
eligibility of woman as lay delegates to
the conference. The committee yester.
day reported sgsinst the admission.
Rev. DR.. Pendleton of Kansas was the
first to gain the floor. He moved that the
women whose seats are contested be
given seats on the floor during, de bate.
Rev. DR.. Nicely Of Pntladelphia OBJ.
jected.
R.v. E. F. Creighton of:Nebrsska spoke
in favor of the notion.
After considerable discussion the
motion WAS lost.
Mary Niuads, president of the ssPolish
women's Foreign Missionary Society.
stood up to vote, o jectlon was made
and her vote was not counted. -
Rev. DR.. ]. P. Potts. editor of the
Michigan Advocate, who is deaf, was
given permission to open de-
baiCs hc ouFCChtSu luo 6umlsblOu
OF women as dels gates. He wanted
to plead for right over might. There was
no decision as to whether the lay dele.
gates meant men only. More than two
thirds of the members of the church are
women. Without women one-half of the
churches would cease to exist. Women
cannot be left out without harm to the
church. The speaker was loudly sp.
plauded, not only by the ladies snd
others in the audience, but by the dele
gates as we'll.
Rev. VIM. Brush of Dakota made al
earnest plea In favor of the admission of
women.
Rev. Theodore F. Flood, editor Of the
Chatauquan, spoke in favor OF admitting
women. He argued that women are ad-
mitted to the learned professions and TO
pracsice in the Supreme court OF the
United States. The conference had the
right to admit them.
Rev. DR.. J. H. Buckley, editor OF the
Christian Advocate, who is one Of the
strongest opponents of the admission Of
women, was the next speaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
pnkot. p.nocr.,a Divided.

MINNFAPoLIs, MINI, May 8 The
arrAigpment of Governor Church Of Da,
hot. by the Day faction OF the Demo.
cratic Iarty yesterday in convention q,
Wsterton WAS one of the most vindica-
tive articles ever ado .,ted by . political
convention. Following Is a synopsis
We charge Louis K. Church with having
both directly and indirectly attempted to
il q hence the caucUses at the county con-
vention and territorial convention by
threats and promises in that he by his
agents threatened the postmssters and
others with removal il they did not sup.
port his faction, and promises sppoint-
mep's as pos,masters, attorney general
and United States district attorneys to
men for endorsement of his imbeciie,
partisan and trsfi ;kiug administration.
We arraigu Louis K. Caurch as Gov.
ernor Of Dakota for having battered bis
appointment away to Rspuolicans for bis
own advantage and having ignored and
insulted members Of his party who were
Democrats even before he was voter,
and that he has called to his council q
horde Of mackerel traders who are incs-
psbIe of comprehendiug the force Of the
msxlm, ga puolic Office is public trust"
The continuation of ais autocrscy will
lead the territorial Treasury into
bar kruptcy irremediable, leave the
Democracy hopelessly divided and reflect
upon the administration discredlt such
as will cause thousands of voters to de-
sert our phalanx in the great national
contest near az hand. We therefore
respectfully but firmly petition, IS 1t is
our constitutional right to 40, that this
monstrous imposition be removed with
out delay and that some reputable IN
tac,ional Democrat of Dakota familiar
with the wants and necessities and in
harmony with the spirit of our Democ-
rscy, be appointed in his stead.
A committee was appointed to tone
down the arreignment and sent 1t to
President Cleveland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Anti. Saloon k.pubiicars.

=
NEW YORK, May ss.-Senator, John
Sherman in his letter of regret to the
National Republican An.l-Saloon confer
ence, says: 81 certainly would support
sll reasonable measures tending to re.
strain the evils that dow sconfessediy
from the sale CT liquors in saloons. The
remedy depends much upon the ttate of
the public opinion In the community in
which the lsw is to operate. No srnle of
prohibition or ev n regulation would be
successfully enforced in all places. In
OHIO We feel that taxation regulation to
local option are the best methods that
can be devils. d, but stronger than these
are the moral Influences and examples OF
those who mould public opinion.
At the opening Of the afternoon session
the following telegram TO the Republican
state conventions Ia sess ion 8 at Dss
Moines. lows, and Spring hsld, Iii and .
republican club convention at Indianapo-
lis were sent: 1.-THE national anti saloon
R spublicsDs in convention assembled In
New York telegraph you cordial greeting
with the keynote 'ihe saloon must be de.
siroyed."
. The committee on permanent orgsniza-
ton reported for permanent chairman
Elk Governor SIDNEY Perram Ct Massa-
cnusetts. .-.. --
Tne remainder Of the afternoon session
was given to listening to reports Of prog
ress of the work in various states. All II
the reports were favorable. Tonight 8
mass meeting WAS held in Cooper Union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
!. ADVANCED A STEP.
Continued from First Page.

sggregAte exactly $4,000. r. j. 9recEln
ridge Of the First National Bank of Aus.
| tin-the depository of the Drill ~Associa.
| tion-to day over his own signature
| guaranteed the payment ofshe prizss.
| The best showing 80 far made BY
county collectors at the Comptroller's
I flee is that Of D. A. Levallon, collscto,
of Bee county, his being . clear collection
OF sll state, school and county advslore m
1887 taxes.
TIE following counties settled With the
Comptroller to- day: Bee, WOOD, Cald-
well, Nueces, Wilberger, Taylor, Co.
nance, Jasper, Cameron, Young and
Burnett.
CHARTERS FILID. pax 'v7
The charter OF the Young MEMS Chris .
,ian Association Of Galveston was died
odsy with the Secretary CT State.
Also d ed the Charter of the Arkansas
Pass Improvement CJnpany, capital
stock, 90 000. COO; obi C to secure de ep
Wster channel ACROSS the Barstaris Pass
between s.. Joseph and Mustang island
On the gut coast Of Tt .s. to maintain q
ship hsfoor inside The bar dock and dock
Yards for ocean e,sels, building
wharvee, elevators and warehouses and
for other j. cidsnAl purposes; prin-
cipsl ffice At San Antonio. First board of
directors, E. B. Harold, John R, H91is
and R q Ssl!ers of Tarr, Mt county; W.
q. CASTOR and james B. Simpson of Dali
los county; Traves Henderson OF Lamar
county; q. Lott, George W. Brecken-
ridge and William Henne man of Bexar
county; William Cameron Of Mel nnen
county, and A. P. woodbridge of Travis
county.
THE MEXICAN sENATk'S REGRETS.
Governor Ross tod y received reply
from the Mexican Senate to the invitation
10 the dedication OF the capi. oil here. 1t
is plainly written in Spanish and trans
lated it is as follows:
CITY OF MEXICO, April 20, 1875.
To the Hon. !. (. Ross, Governor of The State
or Texas, United 8 aies of America:
SIR-The Senate Of Mexico has received
win the slncerest pleasure the note from
your government dated February 29, in
which the members of the honorable
assembly sre Invited 10 assist from the
IA n to TIE 18th Ct May in the festivities
IN honor OF the dedication OF your new
capitol. The Federal Chambers in ses
sion April 4, resolved that they coDgrstu-
late your government en- this lau able
event, and they acknowledge with the
| most earnest thanks the invitation with
| which ;aey have been favored,
out they al the same time recogoizs with
regret that 1t will be impossible for them
70 accept it as the dedicatI comes dur
ing the session and their Ifficial duties
will prevent their leaving this capitol,
rney have the honor to take this Oppor-
tunity OF offering TO the members CT your
government the assurance Of their most
Distinguished consideration.
+ SieneG1 REC RDo RoDKRKGURs.
PE1Ro SANCREz, Secretary Of the
Senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Indisna Republicans Resolve.

INDIASAPoLIs, IND, May 3.-The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted to-day
The Republicans Of Indiana assembled in
state convention present to the favorable
'nsideration of the Republicans of the
United States and Of the national conven.
ton to De held in the city Of Chicago,
June 3, the name Of General Ben j. Har-
rison as their choice for candidate for
President Of the United States. aud the
delegates at large this day sre instructed
to vote and 10 work earnestly aud per-
sistently together with the district dele
gates already CHOSEN to secure his nomin.
AXIOM, ex austipg every honorable means
to accomplish ,hst result.
Resolved, that the Republicans of In
diana in convention assembled send
greeting to Senator j. ]. Iogslls OF Kansas
for his scathing expose Of the treasona-
Die record OF Daniel W. Voorhees,, q
man who at the outbreak of the
rebellion was in close accord
and CORE spondence with southern con-
spirators; q man who, together with
other Democratic time-serylpg politi-
clans, dec AIRED the war to be the failure
ne endeavored to make it; man who, as
\ member OF Congress, sought to embar-
rass the government in is legislation; 8
man who discouraged eniistments In the
Uolon army by loading the volunteer
Union soldier with opprobrious epithets !;
man WHO bsrtered for arms to be used
in O revolutionary uprising Of secret
tr asonable societies, organized for the
purpose of wrestling Indiana from the
Union, even at the expense OF bloody
domestic wsri in fiue, msn VINO, while
acting the part in war of sn enemy Of the
American soldier, now in peace relying
upon the oblivion OF forgetfulness ne
poses as bis friend and through fulsoms
fistte1y seeks his suffrage. f-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Idaho k.publicapa,

BOISE Cry, IDAHO, May S.-The ter.
ritorisl Republican convention met here
yesterday. Hon. W. B. Hyburne and
George a. Plant were elected delegates to
the Chicago convention. Colonel George
Shopp wes named for member of the nc.
tionai committee. The delegates were
not instructed.
The platform resfirms devotion to the
principles of the party, declares uualters-
ole opposition TO any division of the ter
ri.ory, denounces the EFFORT Of SenNor
Stewart to eliminate Idaho from the map
II the United States, 1t being the richest
Of all the territories, considers the Idaho
test oath safeguard sgainst the Nor
mon overthrow ofsAmericsn Institutions,
and opposes any repeal Of the same, and
opposes the effort OF the Democratic par
ty to place lead on the free list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Indiana Republican Del. gates.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Msy 3,-The Re-
publican state convention for the selection
VI Delegates and alternstes at large to
me chicago convention met this morning.
a. composed Of about five hundred
SSe'tgstes, and besides those was attends d
YaIarse number OF representative R..
FSolcsns from every quarter Of the state.
TvusIGmsn Huston c.lled 1t to order at
n M Hon. Richard W. Thompson of
..ie hau'e was chosen permanent chair
Eau AID made & speech O: half an hour
gu ON unususl eloquence and power.
I t,ss !: Wilson was chosen secretary.
is. oel' u SGrter wss unanimously Sc
rs, eu oy reclamation as 8 delegate to
S..,Aso, ne accepting the honor in q
ei speech. Colonel r. M. Thompson
'A' ALSO elected by acciamation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
A GERMAN KIDNAPPED.
A Cittz.n OF San Antonio Wanted IN Gar
many for Murder.

Citfz.n OF San Antonio Wanted In Gar
many for Murder.
special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Msy s.-The Ger
man community is considerably wrough,
up over what is alleged to have been the
kidnapping this evening OF German
named K. Rucker by q dep,
uty United Safes marshal. The
name of the officer is unknown. He
came to the city several days ago and
hung around the Sunset depot. Early
this morning he entered the
house .of Fucker, pisced him In
chains Ind boarded the esst-bound
Southern Pacific train with him enroute
presumably for Galveston. The cause OF
the arrest Is said to have been q murder
for the purpose OF robbery committed By
Rucker at Bsden, Germany, fifteen yeafe
ago. Rucker has lived here several years
and has been in the employ Of the civ In
vsrious capacities. The matter otsbis
extrsdition, # is thought, will be laid T.
fore the German Consul at Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
P.nnsylyauia Prohl bit,onists.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 8 AT the after
poon session OF The state Prohibition con.
yention neaTly every motion provoked o
long and rambling discussion, 80 that
there was very little accomplished. II
vas uesrly6 O'Clock when ex Chairman
Stevens presented the report of the COM
uittee On resolutions. The platform was
adopted first. 1t demands
l. The removal Of all taxes which under
cover OF law are hostile to the public
welfare.
2. Pledges hearty support TO the policy
Of total prohibition by constitutional
amendment.
8 The party to be the ONLY one which
proposes 10 abolish the liquor traffic by
legislation.
/. Opposes all forms of license, snd
depCurG9s the high license law as de-
lusion and snare.
5. Demands repeal Of internal revenue
nI on liquor and tobscco.
6. Declares for the free use of the Bible
Ii the public schools,
I. Insists upon the recognition OF the
Christian Sabbath.
s Demands the right of every citizen
TO vote IS he chooses and denouRces the
corruption Of voters.
.. Civil service appointments should
not ne based upon party service, but upon
moral, intellectual aud physical qualif1-
cations.
10, Fivors the election Of the Presi-
dent, V;cs,President and United States
Senator's by a direct vote by the people.
Ii. Questions Of national difference
SHOULD De settled by national arbitration.
Differences between capital and labor
should be settled By courts provided.
IL. Demands such correction OF the
aFIf laws as will give full protection to
he manufacturer and producing laborer
agitast competition in the old world.
IL. Recommends equal ttxstion.
II. Demsa that the anti-Giscrimiua-
non clIuse Of the constitution shall be
enforced.
10 Asks such change In the immigra-
noa laws as will prevent the Introduction
Of convicls, paupers and those physically
disabled, aud the enforcement Of laws
prohibiting the importation of contract
labor.
l6. Declares for woman suffrage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
NsU jersey D. mncrsts.

TRENTON, N. j., M,y S.-The Demo.
,,,,Ic state committee for the selection
n delegates to S.. Louis convened here
to.d,y. The platform adopted rer firms
tbe principles laid down by the
democratic national convention, stands
by the tariff plank Of the platform and
reccguiz4s the wisdom Of the recommen.
S,tiou OF President Cisvelsnd. The plat.
form makes no mention Of the Pfesident'r
tariff message.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Nebra,ka Labor Oopv.n,,op.

LINCOLN, NEB,, May 3-The Union Is.
W party state convention assembled here
seioay 10 elect delegates to the nstionel
ss,o osa,lon 81 Cincinnati. The following
o,SS;, elec1ed delegates: j. Burrows,
ff'1 \ OF tie State Farmers ALI ance;
eo, Uaamoerlsip, chsirpsu of the state
D TaSt.ee; Allen Root, b II Wood, n.
md .uO0'r1, 5 F. Miller, D. B. Ballister
uon,,O " Whiteneld. A resolution WAS
U,,pp ,eq hdorsiOg the platform Of the
SH AAoor party lsst year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
ADarl Hor,e r.lhed or,

Dallas, TEX > May S.-Since Mr.. W,
NJ. c. Hill has withdrawn from the Sena.
torisl race Kimbrough has had spar
emily an easy race Of it. But to-day po-
liticsl circles are rife with rep orts o; q
dark-horse candidacy by the Hon. Tom
N,sh of Duck creek. Mash has 8 strong
following among the Alliance men,
Knights OF Libor and Prohibit,onists, and
II he ia in the race, will prove q formid-
able competitor for the honors.