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NO REST FOR BoOKMAKERS.
pkEsYDESr wALBAUM AND OTHERS
ARRESTED AGAIN AND BAfIED

nssssht, - 10 4 shot. Defeats MsKesver.
the Favosite-Jeehey 0rima Thrcwa ssd
IsSureA-A Poor Nay fSr Fsvsr4tes.
Cart Graham and his men reappeared at
0uttsnburg yesterday. Just aftor the second
race, armed With warrants for the arrest OF
President Walbaum and representatives OF the
Elizabeth. Camden. Gotham. Virginia. G!rarh'
Manhattan. star. and Marion betting clubs
The bookmakers appeared and were taken be-
fore Justice Lock wood. who released the men
on bail furnished BY ex-Assemblymen fagan.
Tho racing began with dash OF 1--WE fur
longs for beaten horses. Sir Launcelot. the
favorite. made play from the start. and won
unchallensed by Ave lengths in front OF Quib-
bier. Marty D. finishing poor third Wenda.
way who was running o good second. fell Mt
the head OF the homestretch. Grimm getting q
cropper. which dislocated his shoulder. The
second. race. also for, beaten horses. al, the
SsaS eiass 6essInr ,Isdy PSlsi.ss By w., :
SsS. :''t 's' ssyoF' Eis Sis Es s
sa if :.s sss ss fiys ssna
Odds q iayofIts n ,Ss fourth ms, hsd ssF
chance. The pnir finished neck and neck. oh
lection getting, the purse BY = head. and Boil
r. from the start. Eli Barnes was Mt Alma's
4 hs RE
bet On the last race. Lcngstrde, set the pace
~ FsSs%
neck for second place. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
S'h fH.s s SS II,
Gss'ss + Ss$s:' Sst; Is ...'s
also ran
s:5 ass.s S:s Us: .sS s. Is sss''
THE SECOND RACE.
t:,;: stso s:s.;s a.
trTsH: 5: r 1.s .!, F'|: is ~
Sapa II. Ri'mss' and %, Long 1 Ten also ran.
r sa.s Il Of . :ssna s ssi c ID: ;ss
THE THIRD RACE.
R, srsaisys 3 m n.isSt t. By Duke Of Magenta,
cIe sFf :lshs s e ~ g. ok.v. Leigh
Dssss eis:' S.a $: :.S dss. s'S
.ss.. G ;ssn: i aaEs. p.a s e e.
THE FOURTH RACE.
VI ssIi.S: Oh. i. Objection. g. BY HssE-cndersn..
j. Whseys ch c bolivar s. SIS iiryin9i .............
ss BE-. snd
ran
Time, ! OK
Betting-Fivs to Objection. IL to a9Ainst Boil
var. 10 Idea. MutuAls paid O2s5. s2.&H SaSA
THE FIFTH RACE.
ss.:. T. s.
sa NM; s,: s,sss ay r. s Barnes d
r Coulihah's Oh b. Joe Courtney g. 122 III. INwis)..
xenophon. 81. Patrick. Once Again. and Gladiator
also ran.
to . r,%s i AISS r. to BIZ s.rn..
6to Joe Courtney Mutuas paid s1lAo S7oo. Sl3.se.
THE SIXTH RACE.
= Purse s40o selling: seven turlonRs
E. A. McGuirss b. Z. Longitude, 8. BY Longfellow-
Anne Bo!eyn. 1le III Lewi,,. .i:.:...;5
W. r. McCormieks b. b. Pelham u. 122 (Morris......3
George c. and PerAto also
Time. l:43x.
Betting-Seven TO g aeainst or9strtde to Kemp
land 6tO Pelham. hutuals paid &4VO 80 1850.
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To-any's Programme at Gatt-.burs.

First Race-Purss $500. for beaten horses: selling;
hve-eiehtha Of q mile. Young Duke, 1O6; Marty B..
1885, Gounf 4 Luna los Tac,'u' lol Ny Graft ss; Idea
second Rscenrnrss ?.oo: selline thresau.rtsrs q.
Cascade, lOl; Gladiator. 10: Innovation. 98.
Third Race-Purse $500: ssiug: mile. Sir George
Cover. 90
Fourth Race-Purse S4oo beaten horses; selling:
hve.eghths Of . mile. Picket loo; Shntover. 1o6:
MoorsHne 1o2; 2qi5hiAE 1oa csatesp aoa; 4kik~st.
Iit.h Eses Pure tteo; selling sous and ham FIR
Bolivar. 81: Turk H. ": Mart as: Archie Collins 81!
Sixth Race-Pur.e 800: selling; ,.eyen;siehths Of
mile. Aigernon. 40: Aunt Jane. 104; Wanderment,
1o4: Jack Bachelor. loi; Sir Launcslot. 1os; NO
Keever, lOA.
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Ths Msrcsry Club Ball.

The sixth annual ball OF the Mercury Club. imposed
of employees of the New York A. c. took place last
night at the Lexington Avenue Opera House Aad was
u huge success from grand march 10 hnsis some 600
the programme danced with greAt spirit. The
financial returns were very gratifying.
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TIE winaers at 81. Louis.

nrst Iowa second Montpelier third Time. ] o7N.
rissap second pIes Desnsy .Sird Time :ssN
Thiri Rse.-P9nr and half fusonys zed afst Cas-
Fourth RaCe-Handicap. seven.eightns Of q mile
Kildare nrst Pennyroyasecond kyrle B. third. Time.
:35k
FIFTH Race-Owners' Handicap. ono mile. Once nrst.
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TRANEs.
az :ss ssd ssS Sc dsi
.UmpiresJ. 3. Moran and j. I. Miller. scorsrs-k H.
Mulch and 1. q. Couper.
Three games were rolled in HeckmAnn's tournament
on Monday afternoon The scorest
viRsr GAnR.
Endeavor-E BRAUN. 10; vettsr. u; Hummel e.
steyena 6s; sheehan. 70: Lanse. 10: Wsissman. o.;
.Des d.niiy.s usr, q: shroedsr. 50: Hscfmann.
SECOND GAZE.
MISUNDERSTANDING "a: vetter. A9i Hnmmsl 80;
Eteyena 7s; sheshsn. &C., Lange. Is: wsissman. ~:
n:fs Isl g. i. sf henri; :s rs! y s.i:ss.s e.
Ltberty-Kahn. O. schaefer. 20; Delaney. 81, stu
miller 81: Halter. 90, Huss. &c; Honey. 49, Rush. 90.
Deal Gentiy--schuler. 81: Hickman. 90. Total 1so
The Pin Knights won two games Ia Hnsers Brooklyn
tournament on Monday night. The scores:
CANT.
Pin KniRht-Anderson. 1877: Rnthman. 145; Ludwig.
1885, wilcox. 1856: Good. 145 Total, 781
Stuyvesant-Hartzen. 1913: Williamson. $50; Rankin,
1A6 Octgen. ICY: Brundenberg. lD2. Total 1872.
Adelphi--GIllespe. 100: Gill. 1856: Farrngton 1913,
Moore: 1i9 De Forrest 12k Total 7ho.
13S: wilcox, 40: Good. lv1. Total 1913.
Bedfordwech, 15a; Held. $50: Angelic 1oe: schuy-
Ter, 1926: WAngod, 1872. Total 654.
0rosch. 1aA Buckwer. 1lS. Total. 1856
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Charles Manning. the ex-champon pool player Of
America. who 10 TO contend with De Orc for tho
championship played hts nrst pracscs game yesterday
afternoon NJ billy sextons pArlors broad way With
Charles streve Manning beat SSsws by the score of
100 ~ w In ten framsk
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The Chsmpiosssss Tournament,

The NTH round Of the championship tourna msnt Of
the New YORK State Chess Association resulted a. fol,
lows! Dslmar and Ecces drew and divided the third
and fourth prires siinonkon Morgan and yolgt TOOK
NTH SIXTH and seventh prizes The deciding game for
me ch.mpionsh,p between Hodges and Oily Wss I'd.
3ownsd and Will be played on Saturday.
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alan eoili.. born since ssiy l. 1891. 20 Johs Yswdan
Colt. Sss msss, Tor Ssss ssas doc. 70 Chestnut
,! %.%ssr e ssmiSs,s kssssis q: ssSi... =, Nom.
b., 20 .s: null GT R." %sS:
The Collie Ciss bronze medal Al Bet acc "a novice
s S scrs e
roop1.Es.
ssss sis Sss Ss,s S:sans
:G ser to sn: s.. e.sS.:
Mrs william a. Hsiness Cssrins, second. Charles A.
open a.. and s,.oh.. amy e,hs.
5 'sys Tsl. Leg VI john
BULLDOGS
y isss 'is. crsssn f image second John
ssSSpiS; , :ss sviss5
Under. Ultra 4 x ersysss Hsndso%e pan; i. "a
sssns. s ssa ssn&s vi
Dss si .. sSa.r I; n3i
as. kins shrs sssSn s.nns Sswsso
vi. kshss. xticss IonsseI opsS clan e!, .,,s,
s SECOND n fIw EGp Kennel. f.eShsm LASS.
Essps: Sna:r "' r% a's: %s Dr.
sssS; IN; "a s sssis s..S ': sS
third. Il. K. kustin's Baroness
5 fsI.,I %Ss
:,son yoGn MSsF
s ssfs ,s,!s Ssas a.ss.
si,ss.. d Hsn5 ssnii R!:%1 s gss
Rss KsSn 'Ssn nn %n.'sG: S ''as
Donoynns Rose: Omen class dogs and btche, OYER ~
S,hira Rs!p s,;,I Kennels S's'is V H. c. ru0oy
4cs ' ssy. wa'sr
?,iss;!FHs Ia:
BAssET HouNDs.
Dogs and b!tchss-first prize withheld: second. C. ..
pAcHsHuNpE
x."s sss ssHE :9a sssa Ha'h
ford's Rnbenstein.
,. sssS is;: ;s s'S
lans ho,h.r. T. o. Charlie, faas, ~ sspn op s
$ $Hs esSs;s l. H.nIsss Janet sss,s, sdSsy tSs
hhGss. e!.nf sn.
&Sps, c. siaHsS D'ioS Rplss: Rudolph
ch.snss csss dos:rrsi Roskland Kennel nnaiI Roy
second. alenre.s Bsssls ksnnsl.' fS'n,1S '
ss.r ;: Rs : e. ' s
Forest Beagle Kennels hunter; v. II. ". uenroso
Beagle Kennels Porte. open class, eitches.flrst
Rockiand Kennels Emeline second. Forest BenglS
Lady Leo: V. II. G., Rockand Kennels Lady Vic.
Dogs and sch.s under r. incns. , Pr +
Puppies under ~ months. dogs ana bitshssrFifs..
Clochette: third Somerset ksnnels' Somerset Helen.
ESPECIAL PRIZES FOR BEAoLEs.
Westminster Kennel Club for best BY one exhibitor.
to Rockland Kenneia
Tho ver York Herald medal for best to Rockland Ken
The National beagle Clubs prizes,
For best dog shown by owner. TO Somerset kennelS
whalebone.
For best bitch shown by owner to Somerset Kennels
Somerset Helen =.
nels' The Rambler
For best bitch belonging to member. to kocklAno
Kennels Emeline.
land Kennels
FOX TERRIERs.
Challenge class. dogs-First, Blemton Kennels Blen.
ton Victor H.; second. l.. W Ruthtrfords Raffie.
Open class dogs tsmooth)-first John Thaysr's
s saa k..p sns
Bleinton Refer; V. II. G.. John =. Thayer's
Brockenburst Tyke. James sheldon'e Vixen.
Open ciAaa. bitches tsmopt h)-first L. W. Ruther.
f0rds DukEy H. second John r. Thayers Miss Dollar:
third Bemton Kennels Spinster: fourth l.. W. Ruth.
erturd's Resume; V. II. G James Shedons Vixen.
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.rs voxrv sowIEaA
n. Y. Cpsy seAeussss 1.saies De enc Ss
werk n Yesteraay's Series.

Work IN YesterAay's seress
fhs New YORK G ~ scheutssn LADIES' cared on .n'
htner, IN the WON ne Tournament series ~ tns " -
trial rnrn we're n alsys yesterday afternoon hns
scsrss,
New YORK citr scheu'sen L,diesIhrs sman III:
Mrs Fad os. ~ :; Mrs. msten. ~; mmrrshr,,vg 6s:
Mis- Keller o.; Mr.. Huhlmsn. 81; Mira Sen ,erf' oo
T,tal b47. -
sscoSp aAxs-
Mrs iehine Ia; N "a fasst Ell; Mrs. Miller ~; Mrs
abst. %; Miss schnit "a; Mrs schuoer. w. "f''
Lang, ~; Mrs MI er, 60. tai DAT.
rBiRp CASE.
Tsptons-Mr. Hack 90; Mrs Edsn 90; NJ sf t.I.
per. a.; Sis Sax.in OF MI; lI.''' ~; Mrs drun
Bn;hEciMr. ke.,sl NJ Mrs E.n s.ns,Isn Iii
Mrs Hofmapn, 80: Mr.. Horney. 68: Mr. Ms'Esvet o>'
Mrs Ptltenkofer, 81; Mrs. schutt, DO. To's' DOB
Much inherent manifested in The AmsISsn n, A xss
teur Bowling Union section two game piayeu
the MADISON and kshiworth teems on snS n s.ms
fe the 0rps for fourth place but ns they were
they will not be competitor In the final tournsmsn1
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"old Hat" Handled the Winning Birds.

A rafting good cooking main was fought on wash.
ingtons Birthday at road house near Newark. Among
The spectators were q number Of women. who while
out driving with their escorts happened TO stop at the
place The stakes $50 on each tight and 500 on
the main. Thirteen birds shown and seven pair
weighed in. The main between westfeld And RAh.
wav, and, a.. usual " Old Hat" handled the Railway
greenbacks besides.
pounds 9 ounces. and Railways black hackle.
pounds ounces. The latter made . game nGht and
won in 55 inmates by count.
pounds Is ounces was the favorte against Rahways
red pyle nun the weiRht. rhe nun won IN 10
m akiug tho fourth night this bird has this
Westhsld showed a 4 pound 10 ounces blue pyle In
tho thr d battle and Railway white pyle OF pounds
u ounces The pyle won in hve minutes BY brain
blow.
The fourth battle was another rattling hSht A blue
pye.4 pounds ~ ounces. WAS shown by Wesined, and
pyle mun. pounds - ounces by Railway The latter
broke the pytes wing and won the battle in ten min
In the fifth battle Westaed showed dark red OF I
pounds ounces and Railway pyle pounds ounce.
The Westneld bird won III twenty minutes
A blue pyle. 4 pounds ounces for Westheld. and .
pyle mud for Railway made sharp light In tile sixth
battle. Il was won by Railway in twelve minutes,
which also settled the main for "old Hat"
For the last battle Westheld showed pyle and RAh.
way dark red blnker. pounds ounces each.
The netting was TO on the Westneld entry even
put the other birds well eye But the Rah
way bird won by an accidental throat thrust.
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Totals. IL IL 70 T12l TotaIs...... ~ 50 'oo
FRAMES.
Eeniiworth 10 ISL 22D 2Sa S7s 40 500 sos aS3 1S2
Madison 10 1857 22y 2S8 35l %35 Oil SOL ISL Ioo
umpires-C. II. Roberts and J. T. Dun. scororsV.s b.
Gross and E. A. Shipmhn.
The Bloomin sdales defeated the Young Mems lyceum
IN their A. A. b. U. section two game last night The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-24

AZ Present the Dog 10 Ksse. ana the West
Minister Eesasi Ciuh's Sixteenth Annual
Bench show IL . Great success-The Ex-
Aibit the Best Ever Held In This Country
Notable frize Winners on Exhibition
Among The 1.seo Entries-A Great Many
Awards Msde Yesterday - Everybody
wants 10 SEQ Sir Bedivere. Meisc, Hopes
Marx, Reaufort's Black Prince. and Other
Noted Doxs that are On Exhibition.
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George II. whiteheads Pluto. Jr" .. D. Gimans Ben;
T"sr np srAsie kennss .nsss@en' second xnat..
A%sEHb" Sss.s
si: oS:$2 ss &c? ssy CT S'Ss
s11sx n5a F La 10's'
cuMBER sPANIEIs.
Miadssons hos. Ill; second. Mercer 1 hiddissou':
Open class ioss-No entries. Open class. bitshes-No
IRISH WATER sPANrELs.
sna :seo wn'
n Pnrpi.. a"%sT ANY Sarss aoa. and
%sns
ssyiss Sia.s tsny VARIETY ass. .nS n,,Sss.arr..
s %ss 6 SSs'' Fosters 'aas' v " w. " N''H'''''
coLLIEs
W. %iiss:: ' s:soP$ ts.%sI: SS.@is:e! +
ss
:hIsif a'EI ls"%E :a sS:rs
ssssna %:'ss@s Sass,s
sa Farm t,a zan THsss. H. IT, g. ss%
s5:;$ ;: :.fi; %Ss's ss$ss ss'
ffta ksnns,. fi FarP.: unasr y month";.
bitcLes-Frst, Robert Buckles velrose: second. Mo.
Even Gibsons vignette; third, johnson s'0kess
Novice class dogs-first John Yewdsll's Nancy scot
Even iibson's snern VIC A. b. ksnys's sonnac.
in,Ss % ss saS fhd ki{ Sys
Hurley.
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR CoIIIEs.
HI for best four =, an
The Nem rork He,ua. medal for best collie. to Chest
nut IIill Kennels Christopher.
The Collie yiabs $500 20 member exhibiting best
collie to Seminole kennels for Ruslyn Wilkes
The Presidents cup TO member OF Collie Club OK.
hihtinr best specimen. TO Chestnut NIL Kennels for
Christopher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07
htSlNClCC
Postofhce address

Postof1ice address.
CANDIDATES NAY BE NOMINATED OTHERWISE
THAN BY CONVENTION OR PRIMARY ELEC-
TON.
"a Candidates for public Office may be
nominated otherwise than by conventions
or primary elections. In such case, GER
tifcate shall be signed by voters resident
within the State, district or political divi-
sion, for which the candidate is presented,
to a number equal to one per cent. OF the
entire vote east at the last preceding cleo
ton In the State, circuit, district, county
or other division for which the nomination
is made.
Provided, That the number OF signatures
so required shall not exceed one thousand,
nor be less than fifty, and need not be all
signed on one certificate. No voter sign
ing such certificate shall be counted I'M
less his residence and post Office
address be designated. Such certi-
ficate shall state the name and
residence of each of such candidates. that
he is legally qualified to hold such office;
that the subscribe desire and are legally
qualified 10 vote for such candidates; and
may designate, by not more than five
words, brief name Of the party or prin-
ciple which said candidates represent. No
person shall Join in nominating more than
one nominee for each Office to be filed /;
otherwise his name shall be counted for
neither nominee.
Such certificate may be in the following
form, or to the following effect, to-wit:
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, 90
County. %
This is to certify that we, the under
signed voters, resident within the county
of -. State of Virginia, do hereby make
the following nominations for public Office
for said county, to-wit:
For house of delegates:
A. B, Residence -, and so on 20
the end Of the nominations so made, as in
the preceding form.
And we further certify that each Of said
candidates is legally qualified to hold the
Office for which he is nominated, and that
we desire, and are legally qualified, to vote
for said candidates The name Of the
party Tor principle) which said candidates
represents is -(here state it,.
Signature. Residence.
Names Of voters). Describe it,.
Post ONCE address.
Name Of ofice).
25 Certificates Of nomination Of candidates
for public office shall De certified and fled
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF each
county. as follows: For Offices to be filed
BY the voters OF the whole State, by the
President and Secretary Of the nominating
convention, when one is held, or the full
rAmes of the candidates so nominated may
be certified BY the President and Secre-
&arv. and published in . newspaper pub
dished At the place where the convention is
held. or at the seat Of government, and q
COPY thereof may be fled as aforesaid in
lieu Of the certificate first herein provided
for
Certificates o. nominations made by vot-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07

70. The clerk of the County Court shall
at the expense of the county, provide and
cause to be delivered to the commissioners
of election, or one Of them, OF the several
precincts in his county, at least three days
previous to any election, one ballot box for
the reception of ballots for each precinct;
each ballot box shall have at least two
locks of different kinds and combinations,
90 that the KEY of one will not unlock the
other. and be otherwise so constructed as
to contribute towards the prevention OF
fraud.
Is. An opening shall be made in the lid Of
esch ballot box sufficient only for q single
ballot: and st the time the election is open
ed. the commissioners of election shall see
that there are no ballots in the box before
the voting begins, and shall thereupon Sc
curely lock the box and give one key to one
of the commissioners who IS IN politics
opposed 20 the commissioner who holds the
ot6er of the said KEYS, and the box shall
not be again opened until the polls are
closed, and the commissioners ready to
proceed with the counting Of the ballots.
WHEN AND HOW POLLS OPENED AND CLOSED.
IA At every election the polls shall be
opened on the day Of such election, as soon
as practicable after sunrise, but not before,
and sfhll be closed at sunset
IS sfore any voter is permitted TO vote,
the eissioners Of election shall cause
to 'aimed that such election is open
the polls are closed, proclama-
be made Of the fact. by one OF
ssioners of election to the peopleI
o. oud and audible tone Of voice, ]
any lot such proclamation, and thek
tinlA same was made, must be eur
tere ally paper by the poll clerks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07

(And so on to the end of the nominations
for all the county officers to be elected
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this - day of -, in the
year -.
In, Chairman
Residence -.
Postoffice address.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-09
NEW TEXAS ENTERPRISES.
The Manufacturing Progress of Texas for
the Past Weel1-Fort Worth Secures
Thing Factory.

y Amarillo aterworks-The city is re-
ported as TO enlarge its waterworks sys-
tenn. The mayor can give information.
Northumberland light and power plant.
The Brennan Compress, Oil Mill and
Manufacturing company contemplate put
ting in an electric light and power plant.
Brenham-Can attachment.-E. a.
Franklin will start factory to make his
patent oil can attachment.
Decatur-Cotton gin and cotton-seed oil
MILF. Van Wrinkle, of Atlanta, Ga, is
reported as having contracted to erect in
kbecatur q plant for the ginning of cotton
and the manufacture of cotton-seed oil, the
mill to be operated under the name of the
Waggoner oil and cotton mill company
Dentou-Electric light plant and wa ter
works.-The Denton water, light and power
company will, as reported lately, erect an
Electric light plant and construct system
of wal er works.
Denton-F'lour mill and elevator.-The
Alliance milling company has, it is stated,
purchased the flour mill grain elevator,
ETC., of the Denton mill and elevator COM
sfsssle Lake-Cotton seed oil mill.-The
erection of a cotton seed oil mill is pro-
Eagle rickworks.-Frank Fox is
reported as to establish brickworks.
Fort Worth-Tiling factory. F. Keller
has, it is stated put in machinery, and will
Shortly commence the manufacture of til
ing.
Fort Refrigerator The Texas
brewing company has let contract for the
installation of a 100-ton refrigerating
machine.
Galveston-Artesian wells-D. R. Beatty
or E. II. Porter, 22l2 Mechanic street, want
bids for the construction of one or more
kkesian wells ct North Galveston.
Henrietta-Wire mill 1t is reported that
contract has been signed for the erection of
a wire mill at the copper mines.
Houston-Breuery. The Houston ice
company has, it is stated, arranged for the
erection of 100000 brewery.
se-Waterworks.-T construction of
Il system OF waterworks Is talked of.
Laredo-Cotton mill.-A syndicate of
Eastern capitalists, represented by DR..
sessazebroolS of New Jersey, will probably
erect 100000 cotton mill in Laredo
Llano-Iron and steel plant, vaterworks,
etc-The Llano furnace and improvement
company will hold meeting March IA to
receive and pass upon bids for the con-
,ssfuction Of water power, dam, canal and
waterTorks; TO discuss and conclude erec-
ton of an iron and steel plant, its kind,
upon the capacity and cost, etc.
Llano-Iron mines.-lt is stated that the
Wakefield iron syndicate will put in at
,aBce an extensive plant for the develop
melt of its iron mines,
Palestine-Flour milL-Andrew ]. Jones
has, it is stated, purchased the old Patton
mill and converted same into roller pro-
cess -four mill.
llsaen CiIy-Iron furnace.-The Queen
eftt ron company, lately reported as or
ganized, has obtained a charter; capital
stock 500, 600. J. l. Holly and J. B. H.
Janeway Of New York. W. r. Salmon of
Queen City and others are the directors.
San Antonio Miniug.-G. T. Afford, W.
J. Keller, John Martin and others have in
corporated the La Fortuna Mining Co. with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-09
PARIS NEWS.
Young Man of His Life - The Lamar
Primaries-The Federal Building Site.

SPECIAL to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, March S.-A horrible acct
dent occurred on Friday last at Fullbright
in Red River county, by which young man
named Dinwiddie lost his life.
Dinwiddie was working at the Hancock
gin and on Friday had occasion to sharpen
some tools; the grind stone was fixed to a
shaft and run by power, but the band from
the main shaft to the stone pulley had worn
out and been substituted with a rope. While
Dinwiddie was standing at the stone, this
rope ran of the pulley and coiled around his
leg and threw him back against the main
shaft; his clothing was caught and wound
up on this and he was whirled around the
shaft. striking against neighboring objects
tearing off one arm and leg and'crushing his
head ard skull beyond recognition. The
whole thing was so quick that the ma
chinery could not be stopped before the
injury was done.
The tools needed to get the broken casing
out of the artesian well were received yes
terday and the casing successfully Crap
pied and drawn up. Work will now be
prosecuted to flowing water.
A reorganization of the primary vote
shows 1854 votes for Mills and 203 for Gull
berson. At many places no election was
held and the small vote shows the meager
interest taken in the senatorial q uestion.
Certain parties in Paris made Representa-
tons at Washington that no secure founda-
ton could be secured on the lot selected by
the special agent for the government build
ing, their object being to secure choice of
location in different part of town. Mr.
L. w. Walker, inspector for the treasury
department, is here and having examined
and tested the soil formation declares it
amply sufficient, and states that the plans
and specifications have all been prepared
and would have been open for bids long ago
except for this effort to work change in
the location.