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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
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Dallas, Tex. July so.s-A ,ady Who
was trading At senaer.s To-day hid her
purse on the counter while she WA
eNnm'n'ns some Goods. There were
three barefoot boys standing near one
.. whom Erabbed the purse and ii,
three III OUT W The street. poliocman
Tanner nrfes,cd three boys aaswc.inr
enc env u ,'s s,, given him BY the lady
NV =, thcn' wns turned loose and uro.
4 ,.'i TO the ealaboosc with the o,hors.
, y, ,, az preparations were being mndc
70 turn The hey on them the vounrer
Of the two lehpea from a uinds,s ' ,',',.
ny ana made his escape. The other
M ', locked up and gave the fun mr.
ueu'nrs TO the officers he said mo
Two boys arrested were tho ones WIN
NJ, ,, snd The boy that jumped out Of
wv W'nuow WEB the one who had the
purse. which contained $3.50 In money
ana .old rms and said he lad Il
s .nsu around bis body under his clothes.
turcd. Wy" S~P-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Pawnee, o. T.. July es.-- Yesterday
afternoon some parties living nine miles
north OF here came in and reported
that the body OF a man had been
discovered In Coal Creek The sheriff
coroner, attorney ami several others
left at once for the designated place to
get the remains and hold an inquest.
When taken from the water II was dis
covered TINT IA most foul murder had
been perpetrdtcd The corpse was OF
white man six feet seven inches tall
and well propotioned. He had been
knocked IN the head with some sharp
instrument. until the top OF the head
was completely battered In. A tow
sack OF heavy rocks was then fastened
around his neck and his body thrown
In deep hole IN the creek IL IL
believed the murder was committed
night before last. The murdered man
has not been Identified by any one.
He seems to be an entire stranger here.
One OF two think they Tnw him here In
town last Monday The perpetrators
OF the crime are unknown. The officers
have a clue which they intend working
out. Yesterday morning a couple OF
harscs We're stolen from Nnndcryoorts
stable IN the agency just across the
creek from here and II Is thought by
some that the murderers stole the
horses TO ride out Of the country.
This IL the frat murder that has been
perpettated In the country and the
people are greatly wrought up over the
matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

.ouaV. Among other dueationa the n.
zeite correspondent asked, "pld w, ~
baker's figures on the land Office race -,
les. responded Mr. Dodd ~.
very ingeniously puts his instr,tr,.S
nnu pledged vote together. or co,,rge
sucn iigires are made In order 10 tna,,-
cnve some votes, but such acts have H..
s I'm, 100 frequent and ] think worit
netrinent TO the interest Of those ,n,,t',
llls them. So far MS the actual III.
suucteu vote Is concerned, helis,.a
Noi, Baker is third or fourth In the
race. l believe have the largest IN
srucueu vote, and as for untnstructed
Ws ~ nave probably an equal chanra
~ least, am sanguine abont mo
Vhauces. ] notice the statement avs
tnht this Office rightly belongs TO west-
eIh leNas, Now this is something that
me people OF Texas had not probably
'heretotore understood. II or NV
irlehds mad so understood Il I should
prophply never have anncasced. This
once IKE Ail others Is a public trust
10 pc conferred by the people OF Texns
upon the man who in their Judgment is
pest qualified and who Will render the
pest service to the state. and vho~a
service VIII redown TO the greatest bene.
u. 10 the state. regardless of section
me western people, a great many az
them) for instance, believe that 10 eleet
man from some other than the .v.,et-
ern portion OF the state win tend Ia
consolidate the influences and interest
OF the different sections OF the state
and largely through that influence /
be,ame a candidate. / hcpe no seq
uonal prejudice Will arise in this race. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Cleburne. Tex, July Gothic follow
Ing Is the total official count of the
votes for the candidates at the Demo-
cratic primaries OF Johnson county,
held last Saturday, July %:
County judge. f.. r.. Adams, 1881
county attorney. w. d. odell 1882 w.
II. Bedsoe $751; sheriff. w A. Stewart
GAS, c. c. Barnes 500, II. Il. Long 6a3;
comfy treasurer. c. L. Cleveland 559.
/. NJ. Eller 500 j w. Dalton $50, j u.
Odom 2iS. r II. Simpson 1888; district
clerk. X. -. Vickers 1891; county clerk,
sam p. Ramsey 1885. w. Il. Bishop 53S;
tax collector, Noel II. Wells 1l6, W.
Sam Johnson 676. zcb Mobley $50; tax
assessor. r.. II. Crozier 1901, A. b. Hill
56l. II. =. Barnes 127; commissioner
district No. 2, j. II. Bowman 232. DR.,
NJ. S. Kahle ia; justice of the peace
precinct No. /, Mason Cleveland 462, j.
N. Wimberly 1853, &c. NJ. Heath III, c.
l.. Kouns 1902. j. l.. Morgan 81; for con-
stable precinct No. /, Tom Coulter 5S5.
Sam l. Byers 1853, II. F.. Thompson 1856.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
rNnMnns nNNn 4 rArAL auAM,n..
They Quarrel About small Matter
aud Two Asc dead.

omaha, Ncba July 30. - special from
recumseh Neb.. says AZ a result OF
a bloody shooting array which took
place just over the line In pawnee
county today two mon are now dead
ana two seriously wounded Charles
dchutz, rich German farmer, who
has two SOMA Charles aud Prank, live
nolghbors to James Abbott. d wen-to-
do farmer, The neighbors lately had
good deni Of trouble on account OF All
bot allowing his hogs 10 run a, large
on the deids Of sehults. Forbcarance
ceased To he a virtue and this morn
ing the elder Schnlts with his son
Charles loaded a doube-bnrreles shot
gun and started on the warpnth for
AhbotrH porclne, Abbott caught on
TO tho manoeuvers, and AZ the men
came toward his hogs he advanced
TO protect Improperly. Young Schultz
was carrying tho gun nj The time and
az the sight OF hia neghbOr the old
man oNclalmedi There IA the damn
sonundro. hmself-glvc him the load"
whercupon young Schultz amptied both
barrels Of the gun at Abbott. tho
charge hitting him and entering his
left eide aud hip Abbott was brought
To this city in a dying condition, and
sheriff j. q. Stone OF pawnee, when
informed Of the condition OF AFFAIRS,
accompanied by half dozen deputies,
Immediately departed for the Schuitzes
ana In the battle which followed tho
elder schultz wax Killed and Ills son
Charles dangerously wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Dallas, Tex, July sc.-county judge
NnsA nus morning received a telegram
IRON the superintcndent Of the rerrell
aaylum 10 the effect that Lisbon oun-
icy. who was sen, to the asylum from
Dallas, had escaped and to have tho
officers look out for and arrest him at
onee as he Is Wild ousley "a perfectly
rational On most subjects, ana Ia "a
WlldlN on on othera. \ few weeks ard
ne convinced The physlcianu Of the
asylum that Ne wassanr But h. was
ne sooner liberated than he wired
Governor iicee that he was on his way
government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

sulphur Springs, Tex, July so.-To.
day about noon spence Fore. colored,
about 90 years old shot In the head
and probably fatally wounded bessie
cado, colored, aged about i6. Several
days ago he wrote her note stating
that unless she loved him better than
a certain other darky neither one OF
them should live She answered tn,
note in the negative aud today he
went over TO her house and talked
while ana picked up 4 loaded pistol
on the bureau and made good his
word. He was carried To preenyllle
for safe keeping. There is little hope
cntertaincd for the girls recovery. The
negroes are very much eNlited over
the AFFAIR ANA should they get their
hands on him they would make quick
work or him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsy ITEMS FROM oun OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.
4 nu~y Week socially ut rccos.
rro'r"rsed Meetings ut rlosd.
Crops Need Uain Around Lam
pnsns-woris Pientifui.



pccos, Tex. July ss.-socially this
has been a busy week for our usually
quiet little city. on Tuesday night
the young people were entertained at
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID L, Ceilings, and the time was spent
most enioyably in playing social games
aud listening to sweet music. OWING
to an unfortunate circumstance the
writer OF these lines was not In at
tendance and hence cannot give de-
tailed report. but the reputation Of
the host and hostess warrant the as
ing.
Thursday night the friends OF Rev.
j. y. Sawders OF the Methodist church
administered good pounding to him,
after which the social propensitics OF
the crowd were indulEed until late
hour. At the time OF departure the
reverend gentleman had recovered suf-
iieiently from the effects OF his pound
Ing 10 Invite us all back again. and
inumated that he could endure the
punishment just as often as we cared
20 infilct II.
Friday night there was a social gath
ering at the residence Of p. II. Good
loe. now occupied by the kind and
obliging lady Mrs Koen. The fol-
lowing young people were In attend.
ance. viz; Misses Emma DedriclS. Laura
seay. jennie Christian. Lou Gait. An
ME owen, Beulah Goodloe. May Err
win. Annie Cooksey, Alma Leander:
Messrs. George sapp, Sid Laslcy, Jim
Prewit. VIII Bills, win Ruhlen, John
southworth. Pat Carson, Ashley Gill
lett, Col Prewlt. John Parker. Charley
Knight After spondiug n most en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Floyd Tex, July sO-Floyd is having
protracted meetings all the time now,
Elder Robinson OF the Christian
church held series OF meetings here
last week, closing Saturday night,
with some good results.
Rev William Hay. pastor OF the
Methodist church is now carrying on a
protracted meeting with Rev. N. c.
Little OF Wylie and Rev. j. NJ. Peter
son OF Celeste helping him.
Mrs. Mcdonald, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever Is now eonfa-
descent.
Died on the eth instant, a little girl
Of Mr.. and Mrs, McWhirter of typhoid
fever
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Wealth.
ers ON the cath instant. n nine pound
boy
Miss Minnie Wylie OF Farmersville
has been visiting Miss Lottie Conner.
attending the meeting last week.
Mrs. William Whites father from
Water Valley. Misc, Is visiting her
and prospecting for home in this
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Chicago. H.. July so,- seyeral OF the
Chicago papers VIII say tomorrow that
Eugene Frazer a saloon keeper Mt
Clare and Madison streets, has lon the
city leaving debts estimated all the way
from $4,000 aud $4,000 He kept a
place much froqutnted by politicians
" both parties and did large business.
The last seen Of him was Mt . o'clock
this morning when he closed up his
place It Is thought he wont al once
TO his home, took his wife and child
ana loft the city. His heaviest crcdi-
tor tx the American Brewing company
and the majority Of his debts were In
CURED IN the line OF his business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Mineola Tex. july 3O.--The lilly white
republicans Of Wood county met in con-
vention today under the call of John
Gillls, chairman of the Seventh sena-
toiial district. The object OF the meet
ing was TO elect county chairman and
secretary for the next ensuing two
years, ana elect delegates to the slate
convention. which meets in Dallas Au-
gust 9Th
DR.. d. II. Wilder was elected county
chairman and w a. Grogan secretary.
Thomas Breen, Dr. b. Ii. Wilder. Jno.
II. Grogan, ]. b. GUN and ]. ID. Miller
were elected delegates to the state con-
ventlon.
The meeting was strictly lilly white,
and the largest held in twenty years.
The Wood County Republican League
Club No. ~ enrolled twenty-three new
members.
A resolution was offered endorsing
the patriotic action of our president,
Grover Cleveland, in suppressing the
anarchists and lawless rioters at Chi
cago during the late strike The reso-
luton was adopted by reclamation and
placed on the minutes OF the conven-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Marion, Tex, July aO.-A man named
Harry S. Bennett, stranger here, got
of the east bound train from San An
tonic last night aud took room IN the
hotel. and when he was called for
breakfast could not be aroused, and
upon examination It was found he had
taken an overdose Of morphine, from
which effects he died NJ 3 O'Clock y. IN.
today. There were several letters over
a year old found IN his clothes address
ed 10 IL. S. Bennett, care American
Surety company. 3i3 Tacoma building,
Chicago. H.; also bank book with
the last entry In 1850. bunch OF keys,
a pocket knife and 10 cents in money.
The morphine was, from all appear
ances. taken with suicidal intent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Lampasas, Tex. July 90.-crops are
badly in need OF rain. Farmers say
cotton can hold out ten days longer
without injury.
quite a number OF our citizens at
tended the confederate reunion al
Burnet Saturday. They report a glo'
rlous time.
The city council at its Friday night
meeting rejected all plans and bids
for the building OF a $4,000 school
house None Of the plans were salts
factory Their action gives architects
and bidders another chance.
Saturday was trustees day at the
Summer Normal. AT 2 o'clock all the
trustees OF the city and county met in
the court house where they listened to
an address by Prof Chandler, followed
by Profs. Rice and Hays. The day was
success and viii result In great good
TO the school interests OF this county.
The Summer Normal closes Its SEES
sion August 9.
health and pleasure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Canton, Van Zandt county Tex, JUL
so.-Tho county jail is receiving tx
finishing touches The Iron and brick
work has been completed The colts
were put In by tho Pnulcy Jail company
OF 81. Louis and contain all the mod
ern improvements in the jail line,
The building win cost, when finished,
near $4,000 and Is finished In the latest
and most Improved style. II Is FUR
nishod throughout with complete sys-
TEN OF water works and heating APP
paratus. ana " so situated that the
drainage will have the best effect II
Is "a credit to the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Rockwell, Tex. July sO.--A horrible
murder was committed here last night
at about 3 o'clock. A negro woman
was killed with an axe, her head being
split open. 1t Is supposed the deed was
done by her husband, VIM. Randall.
There were no eye witnesses. but the
woman and her husband were at The
back Of the house and some other me-
groes at fhe'front They heard q noise
at the back Of the house and thinking
II was horse IN the lot went 20 see
about II and found the woman lying
In the grass, dead. The murderer made
his escape. sheriff Vernon teltEra pied
to Dallas for bioodhOunds. but did not
get them iill this morning. They have
not yet struck the trail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Kanaas city. Mo- July 80 -Notwith-
standing the recent roeord-brcaking hot
winds over Kansaa ana Missouri and
the consequent predictions Of total loss
Of crops rains have occurred Ia nov-
eral OF the afflicted districts. from
whence now come encouraging reports
from farmers. In Cherokee county and
vicinity, In the southeastern corner Of
Kansas. the greatest corn crop ever
raised In that section IL easurod. Here
the wheat crop also will he extranrdin-
airy. many fArmerg reporting a Yield Of
thirty-nvc bushels an acre, IN joan
son and Morris counties. Mo, that sec
ton contiguous 10 kanqns city, the
same lattcring reports are made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

weatherford. Tex. July 2o.-There
was large crowdat the Central Chris
t,an church last night to hear Elder
w. II. Bagby. the pastor who de-
lIvered a splendid sermon to the teach
ers attending the Weatherford normal
school.
Messrs. II. J. Moseley. II. c. shrop-
shire. a. y. Flanary. Howard Martin.
n II Hood. Z. Putnam. d. c. Brat
ton. c. G. Kidd and others viii leave
Granbury TO attend the senatorial
convention 10 convene there IN the
afternoon.
a big crowd and good time is ex-
peoted at the Populist camp meeting
r. begin tomorrow at the chauiauqna
PARK. Several good speakers arc ex-
pected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Guthrie. o. T., July GA sensation
has been caused at ltIngflsher by char
ges made by Miss Anna Bristol. Ger
man girl who was arrested few days
ago on charge Of n petty theft and
locked up In the county jail She al
leges that during the night three of the
guards came to her cell and compelled
her to submit 20 them on penalty of
death II she refused. She was a
stranger TO the ways of this country
and believed that the guards had the
power to cause her to be executed as
they stated. The sheriff was absent
at the time but has ordered sweep
ing investigation ana win prosecute
the guilty partieo TO the fullest extent
OF the law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
EaVyENTION At TExARKANA
s,ocnssoH TO JUDGE ouLnEnsoS
TO NE NAMED.
candidates mud Their Friends
IN. GROUND and the Fiaht
VIII he opened rodny-roiiti-
cal news over the state.

rs,arkana. Ark. July s0.-The con-
...slonal convention OF this (the
,,,,b, district, which meet tomor-
promlses to prove very interest
.pd nrotracted affair. Judge David
SnIberson. who has held the posi-
N for he past eighteen years. is not
candidate, and those seeking to sue
"a him are Judge John l.. sheppard
pushing. State Senator J. w. Craw-
Il N Sulphur Springs and Colonel
IA Hodges OF Paris There are fifty
"a votes in the convention. divided
orurty instructions heretofore given
fonows: Crawford. 23; sheppard. 16;
Il hodges, IA, Twenty-seven at least
II Il necessary for n choice, even in
! event that majority RIDE prevails.
4, II Is very possible the two-thirds
Il may be adopted. In any event n
|sslorged struggle Is looked for. and
nrssent II looks as If a deadlock
I,rht be the outcome. All the candi-
r. and most OF the delegates. be-
~ hundreds of visitors. friends OF
. / contestants, are already here. Wren
~ This afternoon, all the candidates
|,nrAssed themselves as confident and
n pleased with the outlook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Temple. TEX, July S0.--".illck Dehs,'
president OF the local News Boys
union. ordered strike this morning
The nature OF this strike Is for an
Increase OF wages to l 1-2 cents copy
They now receive l cent a copy
All but a few OF the boys have
stopped selling papers.
Those that arc selling are getting
scared. as the union boys are threat
ening them with such threats an these,
I'VE viii black your face for your
"Call you scabw etc.
No doubt they viii NIL be out by
night Excitement runs high among
them, but no resort TO violence yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Chicago. III. July 30 Tho amount
Of freight handled last week ia about
The Nnme the roads were handling be-
fore the strike and shows that they
have recovered their own and are now
doing as much husness as before they
were crippled. The chief itcm in the
freight traffic OF tho western roads nj
$3.50 a. m, Is i've stock, which stool,
raisers are hurrylng 10 market NJ rapid
~ as posHihle The scarcity Of corn nni
The dostruotl0n OF pasturago In the west
by the heat form the principal reasons
why the stock ruinorR are rushlng In
their cattle. II the stool, shipments
maintain their present average II will
be only short time before the price
iakos a iumbies MS packers have at
present about all they care to handle
and there seems to be no sign OF n let
up In the traffic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

'enard, Fannin county. Tex. July
~ democratic primary elections
/ aeid here today. The following
|',aates received the votes at this
N representatIve-wm. A. Bram-
lsi W. J. Hood. 1l9. For dis
s'srk-Claranee White, 9s. For
~ lldge-Jas. Q. Chencweth, 49,.
ssahay attorney--John G. Meade,
NJ county clerk-T. II. Gray, 1903.
ssrn7J; w, Mckee, 100. For tax
|,'s f-B. 5. Loyelace. 1876. For tax
,-w. 6. Clark, 100. For county
s.-L' I. Thomas. 1893. For sur
~. y. L. Taylor, 1872. For public
~ ~ Bonham--J. T. MORGAN, as.
1 l-s,le welgher at Leonard-Cook
-h lss. For public weigher at
a. :. Harshaw, 1873. Justice OF
~ Precinct No. SIS. w. Nc
~ Constable Precinct No a.
lse' ns. Commissioner Precinct
pqlled. 202. ~ "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Pilot Point. Tex. July so-The Ga
zette's circulation has more than
doubled in the last ten days and the
end is not yet
large quantities of wheat and oats
are coming to this place from Collin
county on account OF good prices here.
The new opera house is nearing COM
pleton and it's seating capacity WIN
hs between 700 and 500. II will be
nftea I'm best modern style.
The three new stores constituting the
RYAN corner are nearing completion
and will be ready for occupancy In a
few days.
The new Erwine building on Post
office street opened up Saturday with
a tirst-class restaurant under the man-
n retnent Of Mr.. Ben Sullivan, assisted
by Mr.. VIII Flynn as culinary ar
ffet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

canbury Tex, July 2s.--The Hood
nnty republican convention met at
court house today. Chairman Il. p
,u.ion being absent, VIM. II. Calls
N the call Thomas Adams was
ssted chairman and c. L. Edwards
>rtary
Vim II. Cats. chairman on resolu-
his, presented the following
The republicans of Hood county in
onyention assembled maintain our al
rance to the republican party. every
age Of whose history has been lumi-
~ with glory ana every throb OF
bose being has brought blessings and
nor to our people.
Krowing that Truth ia mighty and
hi prevail we reatiirm our faith in
4 principles of the republican party
ST forth IN the platform OF 1892.
We condemn the democratic party for
pfssent deplorable state of chaos,
nrest and business depression through
ii the country.
The evident lack of legislative ability
The part of the present democratic
lminstration to enact such laws as
Guild secure the greatest good to
greatest number, and its long-drawn
srtive attempt TO enforce an iniqult-
y tariff lunacy upon the country that
nimica to our institutions, meas
that meets the condemnation of
ssny the approval OF none. through
mclllatng effort to place this free
5zie monstrosity upon our statute
ole 1t has locked up capital, placed
railroads in the hands of receivers.
1rucied our navigable rivers, closed
factories, shut down our mines,
gtgaged our farms. pauperized our
boz. turned millions out ~ "iuoloy-
at, infested our cities with idleness,
orrrun our country with unem-
Hed men seeking wo X
We arralgn the democratic party for
znefity Of purpose, want of integrity
lior monopolizing the cursedness Of
country and massing it into un-
idY bodies of organized Ignorance
menace the peace and safety OF our
tens
bat while the great commercial In
nt Of the country are so seriously
nnfed and jeopardlzed by congress
nal procrastination In giving relief.
i.fnocratic legislators are forming
tA'.ttes WIN u view 10 stock 1uuDlOE
Nation and turned our national
M into bucket shop, and frit
tine In curhstone brokerage.
hare In favor Of the largest per-
hberty consistent with law and
and look with utmost dlsfavor
he expressed sentiments Of
eratc governor IN his public utter
givng his Official sanction and
9agement to lawlessness and an
ivc socialism.
believe In keeping church and
apart, the school houses under
tig' schools to run eight months
Iear We further believe that we
qon again be restored to that pros
y that can only come through re-
lean success.
leror the putting out of state
4 nom governor down, and in
y our delegates accordingly.
'9pled unanimously.
lsgates We're elected to the state,
loTial and congressional conven-
at Dallas August 2sth. The con-
a'n Instructed as follows: For gov
H. r Meek; for chairman ex-
W committee, N. p. Moore; for
man senatorial committee, II. b.