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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Waco. Tex, July 2o.-'rhe Waco Day
Globe suspended publication with the
Issue Of this morning, For some time
past Il has been In financial straits.
The floating indebtedness Of the paper
Is NOT large, A. Il. Mocollum, pro-
prletor and editor. placing II at si.SOO.
lie aSalgns the suHponDion OF the paper
70 dun business and slow collections,
and says itH assets are more than couni
20 the floating indebtedneHs. For sew
ernl weeks past unusual efforts were
made TO keep the paper going. Its
suspension leaves the city without a
morning newspaper, and although there
are many rumors concerning the pub
lleauon of new morning daily there
u nothing yet developed. a. II. Me-
collum, the proprietor Of the Day
Globe, is one Of the best known newa-
paper men In the state. and his con
nection with the paper IL a story OF
sacrifice and cxhausting labor to pro-
note ltA growth and maintain t. Much
OF to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Austin, Tex. July ls--Since our last
weeks report Judge Reagan has re-
celvcd 20 instructed votes. making a
total OF instructed votes TO date OF
ld6 $40 votes His uninstructed yote
Is 10, making n totnl OF 2i2 $40 In
structed and uninstructed votes. His
second choice vote Is 81
The vote now stands as follows; Gull
berson, 2J7 9-i0; Reagan. i65 $40: Lam
ham. 12I 2-i0; uninstructed. III; doubt
ful. i6. Total vote cest ISL. on this
number the candidate in ;he lead has
received Ell $40 votes. Against this
there are 6S3 votes uninstruottd and for
other candidates. So. as we have be-
Tore stated. no one has been nominated
Tor governor yet; no one has rtccived a
majority and no one will go Into the
convention with majority vote II
two-thirds are required for nomina-
ton then It Will take 57S Ia votes to
make nomination.
Judge Reagan win go into the con-
vention with chances OF success fair in
every respect. and we urge upon his
friends not to relax their efforts to
secure a large share OF the 50 votes
Yet TO be cast.
JEFF JOHNSON.
Chairman Reagan Campaign Execu-
tive Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

causcs That Lend to a Resumption
OF business.

W ttUrhUtN~s
New York. July 20. Bradstreers re-
View OF trade tomorrow viii say:
Disappearance OF the great railway
strike Of 1894. thu reveal OF regular
ftisiit schedules and the customary
movement OF produce and merchandise
hN water and rail have done much 10
felt3co something like tho preceding
N1iume Of trade The pnecia OF Ia.
rc"tnt Mid, spread disturbance In teams
poiigtton and industrial CIRCLES are now
making themselves feit IN bank clear
.ig returns, the aggregate this wvc,:
ieisR pnly Sss0.00e000. a iron as CONE
riied with he prcredh.s week NJ about
per cent, aud as compared, with the
'iiiid week In July, 1893, Of i6 per cont.
fNIuits of wheat (uuur iNeNhittD both
casts. United States ana Canada, ere
cra,a mod rate. the nygregata tbis
week being only i.si3,OaO bushels. Conn
pared With a,3f7001 bushels last week,
oNsi,Oo0 bushels In Tho third week in
July, 1898 2,li6.ocO bushels in the line
week OF 1889, and 2sao,Gao bushels m
.ic corresponding week the ycar ho-
: rN that, The stock market IS fever
iSh and dun In the unsettled condition
OF the taritr lin. Interest and activity
center on sugar the street considering
that the whole fate OF III, measure
centcrn In the schedule OF duties on
that article railroad gsoclsa are dun
and neglected. the expectation OF bot
ter earnings Following the reopenlng OF
the roads being offsot by ;he heavy
i,tseF mud stoppage OF carninga while
the strike WIS IN progress.
Ji@de at New orleans IL greatly linz
prnNctli railroad Uafnc has been re-
suinsd, and there Is more dentand FOR
building materials. favorable crop re-
rnrts throughout louisiunl having
OF .aHt4 80
jobbers report orders IN MI lines,
particularly dress goods and notions.
AMONG western cltitH where general
trnde remains quiet or dun
and without material change
except that due to resump-
tlon Of railway traffic are Clcve-
land. Milwaukee,, Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Duluth, Cincinnati and Louisville
report some Enin IN volume OF
trade. with a tendency on the part OF
currency to move TO the country. Kan
aaa city iobbers lind ordofa for fall
delivery falrly numerous. and OF Oma-
ha country merchants arc ordering
more freely. The total volume OF trade
at Chicago. Notwithstanding rcsump-
tion Of railway traffic, is relatively
light. that for groceries being most
active, Relatively the most favorable
report comes from 81 Louis where
general trade is said TO have much im-
proved and where frequency OF favora-
bic crop rcporta from tributary terri
tory stimulates nm improved feeling
among johbers and others. AZ Port
lard Orc, general trade has Improved
and there u u marked recovery az san
Francihco. although the volume IL atm
below the normal The enlargement OF
a vessel &c lond lumber az Puget Sound
FOR Alexandria, hgypt the FIRST in
stance Of the kind ia reported. ns well
ns tho resumption Of Wheat exports
KINGDOM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

New orleans La. July 20 .---Mcfclroy
e. Co. say. Futurcs-Dellveries closed
n shade lower IN Liverpool than last
night, and sales Of spots have dropped
down 10 1000 bales. Our market closed
3 points below yesterday. and devei-
opdd considerable weakness, Which was
partially overcome by tho steadinoss
OF New York. The comparative
strength OF the latter market was due,
We undersfand. 10 certain large buy
ing orders from this market TO cover
atraddles made al wider differences
Every day that PASSES brings us nearer
the new crop. and at The same tima
adds 70 the assurance OF a good yield.
II the present favorable outlook con-
finues we expect 70 see a decided ten
weeks Of the critical period have al-
ready bren passed with nothing but
favorable returns from the interior
II hax been runcfec here to-day that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Cheyenne. july I9.-The Democratic
county convention of Roger Mills coun-
ty o, T.. met at the court house in
Cheyenne July II, 1885, The conven-
ton. after a few preliminary remarks
by Hon. J. w. McMurtry, proce sded
to select ten delegates to the congress
sicnnl convention to be held ut lsl Reno
on August /, 1894.
on motion, W p Francis. John II.
Leary and J. W. McMurtry were up-
POINTED a committee to nominate said
delegates, who, after due dclberatlon,
reported the following delegates, to-
wit. W. Z. Francis, G. w. Hodges
j, y. Harrison. w. Il. Thomlinson'
David W. Davis w. W. Duke, M, II
Denniston, j Il. plor. c. u. Thomp-
son and j. w. McMurtry.
The following appointments for DO
litical meetings were made, where all
are invited to turn out and hear the
several candidates. At Red Moon. Au-
gust 8, AZ 10 a. m. Sweetwater. nj
Frank Ragedaie's, August 8. at u m.
Elk Creek al a 49, RZ on section 20,
e. day on August II; Sand Stone
school house. near J6finson's. Auglat
II. mt 10 a. m, to wind up with a grand
turnout at Cheyenne on the 18th The
follt wing were appointed as presiding
Judges at the primary election to he
held on August IL to nominate candi-
dates Tor tho Democratic county and
township offices: Custer Township. NJ
II. Denniston. Swectwa.er precinct.
George Purpear: Timber Greek. Mac
Beeson and j. y. I9ior; Elk Greek. A.
J Rayfeld and w. =. Tomlinson; sand
Stone. " W. Duke; cheyenne. David
w. Davis and W. A. peaty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
|ROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
|EwsY ITEMS FROM OUR OWN
BIN neaRnn Arrested ON n Charge
bf Bigamy aud Carried TO Waco.
Thought His First wife Had
Secured n divorce.

Hnlsboro, Tex. July 2o.--Mr. John
kgan. foreman at the Hlllsboro
ham laundry. was arrested last night
Deputy sheriff Albert Rodgers on
Warrant charging him with blgamy.
Il. Regain No. / came up last even
4 from Waco and stopped at the
Ammins house. 1t seems from her
&tement that she has been in search
A Mr.. Regan for many months. Ac-
&ding TO her statement she and Re-
were married In Philadelphia, Pa,
3March, 1889. Regain came to Texas
4 years ago in search Of employ
nt and was Joined at Taylor by his
"a No. /. 1t seems that Regain
Fixed at San Angelo. Temple, Waco.
3xahachle and at Ye Arlington Inn
3Fort Worth, after the separation
La his first wife, at Taylor. but all
time she did not know his where
Huts. While at work at the Inn
met his present wife, or the one
was living with him here. and
were married IN Waco last No
her. He claims that at the time
married the second time he thought
first wife was divorced; that he
Information TO that effect and
mes himself for not making sure
he was free man before again
bring into matrlmony.
the last term of the district court
his county a young man named
h Cameron was sentenced to the
tentiary for five years for horse
Il Recently there has been pc
b circulated throughout the county
|Ihg Governor Hogg to pardon DAM
III on the grounds that at the time
~ charged with the theft he was
Heated and finding a loose horse
look possession of 1t and rode It
but before leaving for home
sked several parties whose horse
Dad. The party whose horse was
IN. as well as the sheriff and Jury,
III tried the case. and many citizens,
"a ID the petition for his pardon and
or so ago Mrs. VIM. Woods,
M dent OF the Woman's Christian
I1perance union, who had taken
N interest in the case of Cameron,
nj for Austin with the petition TO
I$fnt It in person to Governor Hogg.
thIs morning she telegraphed jail
~ Robinson that the governor mad
M led the pardon.
r3ere VIII be a grand Populist ter-
"a and picnic at Tyson on July "a.
11r re IS to be a big picnic one mile
.pf Massey. on Mrs. f. &. Varuelrs
~ on July 2S.
NJ the report of the Hill county
convention today The Ga
8k the only leading daily in North
- that contained such q report,
jion. Dave Derden Is reported as
bis an amendment insagti Nc in
81 of instructions as recommends
committee ON platform and rego-
Is the words state senator"
the words should have been
ed States senator" Mr.. Dcrden
launch supporter of Hon. Horace
~ and he was determined that
Invention should indorse him for
u States senator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

IL. Ellis Co., Tex, July 20.-one
young men. Mr.. Fred Dunkerly.
suddenly Frustrated near the
pharmacy this morning. A
ge was called and his physician
pnces 1t congestion of the brain.
We're accepted this morning for
i about SLIGO In furniture and
Il for the new postoflioe building
lox street. The woodwork is to
luartered oak and hard oil finish.
Il a long felt want. and viii be
'ingly appreciated by our citi-
~ Perrin, a farmer near Oak
In the Durham neighborhood,
II last evening about $50. He
pnsidered an honest man and n
primer, but some financial trouble
as domestic trouble, seemed to
cause of his taking the fatal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Evansville, Ind. July 2o.--The wreck
OF an excursion train on the Louisville
Evansville and st. Louis (air llnc) rail-.
road today injured four passengers.
A. Velpin the truck under the engine
broke. dcrailing the baggaBe car and
are.
GEORGE PITCHER. Albion. scalp
wound
ALONzO DlcKBY. Albion, chest and
shoulder seriously injured.
M. STANLEY, Albion. chest and alb.
domen. probably fatal.
NJ. plcUs, English, compound frac-
ture VI the leg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Chicago, H., July 20--The first rcgi-
ment Illinois National Guard was call
ed TO arms at the Pullman works this
afternoon by the rumor that a riot
was IN progrefs. Investigation showed
that the report was caused by a crowd
~ women ana children who had hurled
rocks. mud and insulting epltheis az
the Pullman laundry girls who went 10
work today. One % the npn-nnion giris
attempted 10 escape anu WIS chased
several blocks By the crowd She I'M
sily ereared and the troops sDon re-
stored qulet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Roanoke. july a0.--Judge Iteagan
spoke to about 800 voters hero this
evening. a humber OF ladies' sraeed
the occasion. Judge Reagan's speech
was similar to those made ut other
places
After Reagan's conclusion. Lleutcn-
art'Gpvernor Grain. candidate Tor at
torrey-gcneigtl, turned himAslf loose on
the Populists ana made one OF them
howl In Just a few minutes. Senator
Jester of CorslcanG and Berry Camp
Of Fort Worth, candidates for llcuten-
ant-govei nor, were both present and
made their announcements. Also che
good humored. jelly Mr.. D. ID, Dodd.
candidate for general land commission
or, made his announcement.
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ROsWELL. N. NJ

Roswell, N. NJ, July l6.--T. n, Grad
dock OF Fort Worth has hecn a visitor
in the valley the past few days
Jim II. Reilly. tie we'll known Dcna
Ana county fattleman, has moved his
family TO Denver ana VIM himself take
up an abode on 8le-aoie alfalfa farm
In Otero county. Colurtdo.
Jim Manning irove into the uonelo
Saturday while It was up ana lcst TWO
valuable buggy horses by drowning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Now York, July 2o.-- Notwithstanding
a torrlG temperature buyers were un-
tring In their duties ana all offerings
OF a seasonablc character were looked
after ana MANY engagements were
made IN brown shcetings. bieached cot
iona, printed fabrics, colored cottons,
dress goods and other Bpecinlties The
tone Of the market Is better and the
collective sales were large. Printing
cloths IN demand at . 5-S and sales at
Fan River are reported as about 400,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

DENTON, July 20.--A negro trainp
boarded a Missouri. Kansas and Texas
train at Wagner this morning md tool.
scat IN the sleeTer reftfiue to va
cate or pay his fare. and was thrown
from the train.
superintendent Maxwell OF the Katy
Is back AZ headquarters. after a south
ern tiiD.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas hae
authorized one fare rate fer the
meeting OF the Mystic Shrine nj Denver
this month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

|ee' o. t., July 17.-Ground has
Foken for the erection OF a
r Methodist church at this place.
y be the first church erected in
o. o. f. organized u lodge
Few nights ago.
/ Is here now trying to organize
or the Mystic Circle. Some
4 trying 70 organize u lodge of
CT Columbia. II the two sue
Ps Will be quite a lodge town.
|sons. A. o. U. w. and Grand
the Republic have already or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Terrell, Tex. July 2O.-The rain has
been Immense. Last night II fen hard
and long. About l p. m. today some
thing akin to a water spout burst upon
Ierrell. The rain fell only few min
utes, and afterward the water was
running like rivers in the streets. The
cloud Immediately passed away. The
streets were badly washed by the ire
mendous rainfall.
dog that hod a ft this afternoon
created some excitement by those who
Thought of hydrophobia, but 1t soon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Pilot Point. TEX. July 2O.--circ,ilars
we're mailed 10 many NcAgan mon mere
Yesterday to Influence their votes IN the
primary tomorrow.
The Lanham and Culherson men are
caucuslng today. They are trying 10
ge, ogcthfr. The cry Is Anything 10
beat Reagan." That his defeat IL pos
the supporition that his friends reiax
their efforts.
Hon. ]. @. Kearby. candidate for
llcutenant-governcr, Is here today. Be.
Ing a farmer citizen OF Pilot Point, he
expects to receive q cordial support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
MILITARY MATTERS.


Denton. Tex. July 2o.-T'he owsley
Rifles. company D. Fourth regiment,
OF this place, returned last night from
the state encampment at Austin. All
members were loud in their praises OF
the Fourth regiment officers, and
Colonel Fort was especially commend
ed by the boys. The company will be
reorganized Immediately and a good
company win attend the next encamp-
ment. Some talk of organizing I'm ar
tillery company Is heard also, and one
viii in all probability be organized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

80 ~ o'clock. During the storm the barn
Vi herman Kodcn was struck ~ light-
LIS ana burned down. The loss Is
snsll at about $500. with no insur-
ro,,a My eye or tho primary battle 20 b.
hS MI, IN Cooke county tomorrow has
,,'.ii " 'vrnstng Colonel I.anhnm wis
.,,i,Nii's win the people NJ Calnesyilic
In the country. W sym
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Fiatonla, Texas expects TO receive 100
20 ITO bales OF new cotton before the
END or this month. The hitch In the
tariu situation Is not encouraging. but
she country VIII feel relieved when
the subject shall be finally dleposod
Of, no matter whether the result means
continuation OF the Mckinley duties
or q measure or "A tarifi reform such
as proposed by the senate. Spots hcra
declined i-l6c, with saics OF 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

III paso. Tex. july so.-The death
~ charley Jones and the unknown
y,biis NON at Juarez yesterday y
s,iii shrouded in mystery. 1t Is certain
,hat Inc stranger told that his name
was Hale. that he lived near san An-
tonic and that he had q tnirieeh YEAR
old daughter. The doctors ma -
80 20, ,l,at they were certainly pois-
oned John O'Neli, who was yesterday
locked IN on charge OF completely,
was to-day released.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Lagrange. Tex, July 2o.-The county
convention today instructed for Lane
for congress and r. H. Phelps for
criminal appeals judgeship No other
instructions. The large delegation to
the state convention is divided between
Culberson and Lanham. Cleveland was
Endorsed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Tex. July 2O.-Another good
visited Baird yesterday. but
general, only covering u radius
two miles.
smith has purchased the Sigal
fon on Market street.
3 parties are numerous, and
ANS are well filled with good
zette was eagerly sought after
. 70 ascertain the rate to
'o9h une, and corn Will make
II yleid than was expected.
Z ~, n me shape, and fall ship
"a pegin early this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Austin. Tex. July 2O.-The following
counties hold their primaries tomor-
row, Saturday, the 2lst' Cooke, votes;
Denton. 10 votes; Montague, votes,
Coryell, votes: Baylor. votes: Jas
per, ] vote
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

AIiiano. Tex, July 20.--The Mllaao
Rifles, forty-hve strong. came in at $50
this morning on the regular north
bound International and Great North
ern train. Tie following companies
were on the same train: HillsborO Ri
hes. Waco Light Guard. Jefferson Light
Guard, Ruak Rifles, Texarkana Rifles.
Palestine Rifles, Dfnison Rifles, Dallas
Artillery, stanley Rangers.
A banquet viii be rendered them as
soon as they recover from the fatigue
of their pleasant trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Riehland. Tex, July 2O.-It began to
rain this morning about 3 o'clock and
fell. II could not have been better
or at better time, from the expression
on every face. a great many have
been TO town today to talk over the
rain.
Our town is improving. new busi-
ness house is almost completed; also
Foreman & Baily's brick yard is in
full blast and are molding fast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Chillicothe, Tex. July 2O,-This part
OF the Panhandle was visited by a fine
rain last night
Farmers are commencing to prepare
land for another crop.
MIR. j. IL. Harrington. who repre-
sents ID. ID. Mcmillan 4 Sons Of Fort
Worth, is quite sick at the City
hotel.
Mr.. @. a. Parker, our popular hard
ware man, is on prospecting tour in
Eastern Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Gntesville, Tex. July 2O.--uon. C. A.
Culberson allied his appointment. here
today. He was met at the depot by
100 citizens ard spoke 20 large audi
ence. Some of the Popullg.s UNDER
took to crltlclse him. but came out
badly worsted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

0
Austin Tex, July 20 The congres-
sional convention was called to or
der in the county court house at 1910
this morning by r. L. Bats, chair
man or the congressional executive
d c. Giddings. Jr,, was elected tenn
porary chairman and Lee j. Rountree
temporary secretary.
a committee on credentials was APP
pointed as follows! A. r., Chew, John
Lloyd, u, p, Reynolds. j. w. Dickson.
"a Hesllp, f, d. I'M, j. G. Rankin.
II. II. Bill.
on permanent organizatlon-A. Y.
Laremore. T. n. Buyson, Flag Kyle
j. w. Dickson, r. ]. Ncweomb, u II.
wood.
In due time both committees made
their reports, without division. The
committee on permanent organization
recommended and 1t was 80 adopted
that the temporary officers be made
the permanent officers of the conven-
ton.
a committee on resolutions was np-
pointed consisting OF j. A.. n. Chew.
ffed carlton. M. NJ. Fergerson H. r.
REYNOLDS, j. w. Dickson. Ed HesUp,
w. .. Garrett and w, y. Maynard
hon Taylor Moore placed the name
"'N'lh 'tiNfIN utlOlt me gDu-
yention IN short and ringing speech.
ny q rising vote Savers was unani-
mously nominated.
Mr. Thad Thompson was elected TO
the craftsmanship Of the executive
or this congressional district for the
next two years.
An executive committee was then
chosen.
IL was suggested that Mai. Savers
would not have an easy victory In the
coming election by reason OF the great
popularity OF Maj, w. o. Hutchinson.
the Populist candidate.
The committee on resolutions recon-
mended and it was adopted that The
course In congress OF Joseph d. savers
be endorsed and that the principles OF
democracy as set forth In the national
Democratic platform of 1892 and the
efforts of Democratic. congress and
president 10 secure good government
be endorsed
Ex-comptroller Brown offered Sill
yer and anti-cleveland resolution
which received no attention.
The convention then adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Dexter Tex. July 2O-Hon. S. w.
T.. Lanham addressed the people OF
THIS vicinity to-day at . y. m. He
had large attentive audience, and he
held them as II by magic for two
hours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

jefferson. Tex. July COT. u. Row
eli, colonel Fifth regiment and Jefferson
Light Guards. commanded py captain
state encampment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Santa, Tex, July 2O.- Another fine
shower last night. Inc crop prospect
is fine; cotton never was finer. Corn
is cut short but there viii be plenty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Denison, Tex, July s0.-The Denison
Rifles. who returned home yesterday
from Camp Mabry. Austin, We're VIA
ners Of $500 worth OF uniforms from the
et,+e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

GreenvlIle Tex. July 25.--The rrps-
ent outlook - this nne Third congress
nional district - SOMEWHAT compl'cated.
nineteen Instructed rstsa and three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
A ronuiIrt Nn,nInntinn.

Little Rock, Ark, July 2o.--The Popu-
lists OF the Second district today nomi-
mated j, a. Norris OF Pope county for
congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

|ater' Tex, July gO.-This sec
been visited by several fine
NV. w insure a full crop OF corn,
'sst IN Gregg couniy's his
looks wen, and is in good
nungred people are IN at
f5,,,,,, ,ne Phillips family re-
n,'hps Springs, near here.
~. continues to Improve
I , nus residences and store
NV lfe been erected in the past
H., ann a Baptist church
~ mouse are now in course