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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Hillsboro, July 1.-THE gubernato-
rial situation in Hill county is summed
up as follows tonight: Culberson will
go into the county convention with
a instructed votes, Reagan with 55 in
structed votes. Lanham with instruct
ed votes. and there are 10 uninstructed.
ana one precinct with one vote did not
hold any primary, and three votes have
not been heard from. The sum of all
the votes in the county convention
would have been 14S II all the precincts
had held primaries, but as It Is there
Will be only l47 votes all told, and Gull
berson having IA Will have a majority
OF one vote over all others. even IL the
three votes not heard from so to one
OF the other candidates. II Is possible
that Culberson will get one OF these
votes yet, besides the ten votes from
precinct No. 3 have been conceded to
him by both sides. and Lanham's two
votes are instructed for Culberson on
second choice,
Hon. $. c. Upshew has carried every
box In the county for lieutenant-gov-
ernor; that is. every box that has been
heard from, and Congressman Abbott
has carried every box except one
There have bee no instructions eX-
cept in one or two instances for other
state offices. and 1t Is more than lilS zig
that there VIII be none In the county
convention, which meets Thursday, the
18th instant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Hillsboro, Tex. July i7.-Alr J.. w
Lloyd OF Marshall today purchased
an interest In the vulcan Iron works
OF this city. Hla idea. II Is learned.
Is to form a stock company with a
capital OF from $50, 900 to $4,000. and
put the plant In excellent shape for
business at once. Looking to the or
ganization OF a state company ms above
indicated meeting OF tho citizens
was called this morning and COM
miitee OF 1--WE business men OF Nus.
boro were appointed, who are to visit
the plant and report back the posi-
hillty OF forming stock company
and to recommend the course to be
pursued In doing 80, II they recon-
mend the stocking OF same to our
people,
The board OF equalization OF the city
finished the rolls today and City Sct-
rotary George II. Terrell has been busy
all day sending out the required no.
tees TO parties whose property has
been raised
The building for the electric light
plant Is being pushed forward as rap.
idly as possible,
The new Lucy opera house has boon
rooted and the inside work IL rapidly
nearing completion.
Or, j. ]. Robert was called To the
bedside OF his sick brother IN Denl-
son this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Gainesville, Tex, July l7.-Great in
terest is now being manifested in the
Cooke county primaries which will be
held Saturday next. This county has
nine votes in the state convention and
the gentlemen who aspire to be gov
ernor seem to need them In their bust
ness. Judge Reagan spoke here re-
Gently and "Dick" wynne is billed for
speech tonight, and is now in the
city for that purpose. Judge Reagan
is also announced for another speech
in Gainesville tomorrow night. Hon
Chas. A. Culberson came in yesterday
and today has been putting in some
good llcks, Many expected him to
speak today, but he says he has made
one speech here and prefers to put in
his time still hunting, though he may
yet give the people public talk. He
has some stanch friends and good
workers In this county and, although
until recently the fight has been con-
ceded TO be between Reagan and Lam
ham, now Culberson's friends say they
are going to mix 1t with them next
Saturday Lanham has made two
speeches in this county,
Judge Bramlett of Bonham is here to-
day in the interest OF his fathers can
didacy for land commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

lnints,itie f,,t.. - a.
r. Robinson OF tile 1oSas press Assoc
citation furnishes the folln,yi,y ~,
OF r,s,hiti,ns oa.,,,., ~
Isr..,', $3.50 "u'psVu pS me TcNna
ha,,s -, 'NvutAloinsis on their return
Wb.,.nan" s M, ne TRIP north;
nercHs, The Texas Press haaocia.
sn,s,, i"S eilvNed M " delightful cN-
paris 20 NeW YORK city and Asbury
,N.h' y, a. via the Texas and Pacific.
~. 'neiu.tlln, big -Four" aud Lake
trsi i,1,aiwsSa, ana tho New York Can-
Wrbsrsns a'lu
Wn,mNif,Vs' me excellent SERVES, flne
tr'l''iohi ana iast tlnip made by t.trsc
$3.50, "nl the liberal tronlmeet nc
,. 1,ueV Vvr association by their mama
So - usNtrl lnB OF most favorable
"' i, ,n.reiure
htroVsed, That the thnul,s of the exc
s,,u.N'pnHH, representing tho associa-
ttpll are hereby extended to Colonel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Waco. Tex. July 1.-THE Methodist
Female college and the extensive
ground upon which 1t stands were
levied upon today by the sheriff to
satisfy judgment OF s27.22s.6s The
property is advertised TO be sold Au-
gust IA. The property has been in
numbered since the building OF the
college by large liens, and constant
TO discharge these obligations. Thus
far 1t has been unsuccessful. although
II is believed that provision will yet
be made 10 save the institution. DR..
II. A. Bourland OF Cleburne recently
assumed the presidency, and It Is be-
lieved he satisfied himself that the
debt would be liquidated before he
accepted the office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Corsicana, Tex, July 1.-THE con-
gressional contest in this district is
creating some interest. Judge Burke
of Dallas has IS votes. Poindexter, 80;
Abbot, 10, and Judge Hardy, 10. This is
the way the vote will stand when the
congressional convention meets here on
the list of August. 1t viii be on a dead
lock from the start and those who are
most Interested are figuring on the out
come and backing dark horses with
considerable fervor. Among those sug-
gested as possible dark horses are: W.
j. McKie, Judge Sam X. Frost and
II. II. Prince of this city. together
with Hon Ham Gossett of kaufman
and Judge Aldrldge of Dallas, The
fight is going to be a warm one and
many delegates expect to strike camp
with their candidate friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

corsicena. Tex. July i7.--Frank SAN
ford. son Of DIR. A. Sanford, was acci-
den,ally shot In the right forearm yes
terday evening. Frank and Homer Ad-
ANS were playing with pistol which
Homer accidentally discharged rhe
wound Is not dangerous.
Major Jerome kearby and Judge Ru-
fus Hardy had a joint debate on the
political Issues OF the day at Petty's
Chapel, a few miles from this city, to-
gay Major Kearby Is the Populisi NOM
lhee Tor congress- from the sixth dis
trict. Judge Hardy Is a candidate for
me Democratic nomination.
congrossmnu 10 Abbot was In the
city today. s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Van Alstyne. Tex. July 1.-THE
most terrific storm this place was ever
visited by, struck here last evening
at o'clock and continued fully thirty
minutes. The storm came from the
northeast and Travelled to the south
west, The wind blew regular hur-
risane and for few minutes It was
thought that cyclone had struck here.
Hailstones fell in great profusion. do
ing an untold amount Of damage to
window glass. A number OF build
ings were blown from their founda-
lions. outhouses overturned and harnr
We're unroofed, The heavy awning In
front or the postofiice building was
blown down. Goods are damaged 10
considerable extent by the rain. Re
ports from the country say that small
bridges are washed away. Columbia
college suffered n greater loss than
any other property The costly stage
scenery is almost ruined.
Corn and cotton are almost total
loss
There were plenty OF hailstones ms
large as hens eggs.
NO one was, injured, so far as can
be learned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

This Is what many a nervous suf-
ferer wishes himself every day. But
there will soon be no necessity to for
sake the busy-aibeit somewhat Noisy
scenes OF metropolitan life. If the nef-
vous invalid VIII begin. and persist IN the
use OF Hossetters Stomach Bltters which
will speedily bring relief to a weak
and overstrung nervous system. Day
by day the body acquires yigor through
the influence OF this reliable tonic, and
In The vitality which It diffuses through
abe system the nerves conspicuouslv
share. Sleep. appetite. dIgestlon-ail
these are promoted by this popular in
vigorant. and II they are. who can
and nerve quietude viii be speedy and
complete? Constipation. biliousneks
malaria, nausea. sea aickneRs and
cramps in the stomach yield to this
remedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

grocery store Of !. Jacobs. ana shot
one Mr.. Andose. who works IA tho
Wolfe City foundry. II Is alleged they
were trying TO break Into the Gala
ooosc and release Graham Jones. a
lad OF II years. stcpson OF Roberts,
who was arrested at a picnic IN the
city last Sunday charged with drunk
enness. The marshal shot Andosc Just
above the knee. The wound Is not
considered serious. Roberts led TO his
home and was arrested there by Mar
shall Myrick. Mr. Roberts will be
taken 20 Grconvilie to answer FOR al
tempting 10 break into the caiaboo Q
We have at last been blessed with
fine rain. though almost too late
10 do corn much good. Corn viii be
short In this locality this season on
account OF drouth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

jackson. Miss, July i7.-ooyernor
stone today wrote letter 10 United
states Senator George In which he re.
views the history OF the issuance Of
treasury warrants by the state OF Mis-
slHslppi and requcsts Senator George TO
call on Secretary Carlisle and explain
the matter to him. In reference to Mr.
Hazen's demand for the surrender OF
the plates and unsigned warranta, the
governor says; ~ regard the action OF
Mr., Hasen AS unwarrantcd and pre-
sumptious In the extreme, and can not
think TINT either the comptroller or
secretary OF the treasury would give II
their indorsoment. Tho Idea That a
penal statute made 10 apply to criminal
cases where forgery and oountcrfcltlng
Is sought 10 be prevented and pun
iahed should be made applicable 10 The
execution Of a statute OF u state and
especially where there was no reason.
IN fact for the conclusion reached by
n detective Of the government. " re-
voting to me. ! enclose you herewith
warrant each OF The determination OF
SO. $40 and SEQ for your inspection and
comparison, with the request that you
take them ut once TO the secretary OF
the treasury for his personal Inspection
and judgment upon the question at
issue ! shall ignore MIR. HazpnA de-
mnnds Ms well as the auditor Of public
accounts. and VIII continue TO issue the
wprIRnts us required By the legiHln-
turc."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Tom Bean. Tex, July i7--Yesterday
there fell in this part Of the county
the heaviest rain that has fallen FOR
several months. There are several
farmers In town from near Ida. four
miles north Of here, who report heavy
cotton crops In some places knocking
all the leaves on the stalks and bruis-
ing the young bolls. which viii cause
them TO drop OFF, and which Will make
some crops II total loss. Corn, melons
and vegetables are also damaged but
not so much MS cotton.
There have been several wagons
through town loaded with PopulistH
going TO join IN the seven days en-
campment Of Popullsts five miles south
OF hero. beginning today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

penison, Tex, July lz-rhe mer.
chant tailors OF Texas met hero today
In tholr first annual session. The fol-
lowing delegatcs were present; A.
puglass, Dallasi d. A. KrehoH. NJ.
McMnnus, shcimans Frank Myers
Waco Joe Tyraf. nonham; Loe Gil
bert, Paris. A. Rene. Austin
At the meeting this morning tho
following officers were elected: a. Il.
johnson, Dcnisun, president; II. j. Dot
lard, Dullas, first ee-president: w.
Kirk, Waco, second vloo-presldent; d,
A. Klrchon, sherman, secretary and
treasurer,
The next meeting will be held ai
Austin on the second Monday md
TueHday OF January, 1895. The object
OF tho meeting Is to bring all the lend
lng merchant tallors OF the state to-
gcther, so that Il perfect understand
ing VIII exist, and that the welfare OF
the association may be advanced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18
MARSHALL,


Marshall, Tex. July 17-Mr. j. S.
Powell returned from Shreveport Mon
day
Miss Sophie Eldrldge of Jefferson re-
turned to her home yesterday after
a pleasant visit.
C. ID. Lancaster and bride returned
from their wedding trip TO Colorado
Sunday.
Rev. J, T. Smith has gone to At
lanta, Tex, TO assist In revival meet
Ing In progress In that city
Misses Grace Bass and Josie Taylor
or Longview, after spending some time
visiting Mrs, w. j. WOLF, returned
Pope
Mr.. w. A. Adalr and bride returned
from the Press association meeting at
Ashury Park Saturday and report "A
splendid time
Mrs. Hattie Roquet is IN the city,
the guest of Mrs. 49, w. McEachen.
Mrs. ]. N. Browne Of Paris. after
spending several days with her brother
j. u. navldge, returned home today.
MIR. q. l.. McAlllster was thrown
from his buggy this morning and CON
siderably bruised, but no bones We're
broken
Mrs. Keron OF Longview, who has
been attending the normal school Mt
this place, left this morning for q
visit to her old home In Mississippi.
MIR. Lake Newell died at his home
at Jonesvllle this morning MIR. Newell
was one of the oldest settlers In this
part OF the state. His remains were
shipped to Center Ala.
The stable of James Higgins WINS
burned last night about IL o'clock. to-
gether with car OF hay. corn and
oats, but the mules and horses were
gotten out. Loss about 5000; Insured
for $3.50. Mr.. Higgins says II was evil
IDENTIFY incendiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

cleburne. Tex, July 1.-THE Demo-
cratic executive committee met here
yesterday and changed the date OF the
urinary election for county officers
from August 20 to July 2s. The fol-
lowing test was adopted to be placed
on the election tickets; II certify that
7 am a legal voter in johnson county.
Texas, and pledge myself TO vote the
Democratic ticket at the ensuing No
vember election" This test included
a. tha November election. About two
tbirds Of the members Of the committee
wore uresent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Tyler, Tex, July i6--Tyler now has
tho finest water worl;s systhm OF any
interior town In the state The source
OF supply In from Indian creek, bold,
clear stream fed by springs. 1t Is nix
miles from the courthouse to the dam.
The water Is forced through large
water mains by two Immense engines.
Tie pond Is three miles long by. prob
ably one broad. and very deep. and
lies between two hills nlllng the entire
valley with winter.
Our sewerage system IL good for u
town OF our proportions. taking In all
the business portion and the mos.
populous residence portions. The
sewers empty In Black Fork creek.
about three miles from the COURT
house.
The Democrat and Reporter ia think
ing about issuing an emigration edi-
ton soon.
This morning officers arrived In the
city with thirty-slN state prisoners.
all going TO the RuslS penltentlary.
They were collected from several eoun-
ties In Western Texas ana included
Cinnamon, negroes. Mexicans and
white men.
The Tyler Gam club is preparing to
give grand shooting tournament dur
ing the coming horticultural fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18
THE BIRMINGHAM RIOT
THE Isrri.En Will. nn NOT Luss
THAN SIX.


plrmInebnm "A ~,
ham h.s INV, - wy i,'7-o'rm'ns~
today o,or ~ 49,. : 'sSss o. excitement
ors ~, ~ ~ ~s'NqN q striking min
.ho,,rs y, u ns,.""''n men ana deputy
mir has Mean s..,. a .',,, 'as' night The
,,u,n ~a ~" , s,sN WIN rumors as TO tho
hattie .or,. wv auu injured IN mo
~, =, 49,, 800 ~ me reports placing the
NJ iso ~, ,i'. nv wv "ounoeu
mat,oc !, ~" ,,us,"or'hy infor-
las, r,,s, = s' uns ue iiat given
ma ahn., n,. 1880 OK were Killed
nossu,io y .s Nou"uvu' II y I'M
"a an aceo,, ,,sS y, L = ny. Of me wound
az. i, ,,,,a,,,,' Wy "9''ol, q 'hr rot
e's III "u'r'eaiy taking their injured
from the held and secrctlng them.
The dead are;
IA " .rf,spr,, ....., -
rc,,,, -, -. e''s'A "a wy sue'us'
'ViiN thrIVkE' Frenchinan'
ANTHONY CARROLL, a negro
minor.
Tbr,e ,,ntsoo,,.,, ......... ....,..
-. - "'h'' i'U"-u'''on mus
Vrs'
The wounded us far as known are.
GEORGE C.AMpBli1I. !, n.sr,
n,iner. ,yrn AZ
"'"'s., W. NY
NoohiSlVuh RoGuEz. a striking
miner; win die.
CALEB JONES. A striking minor.
iiii-'-ir sfEiNErTl, striking
MINER
BARNEY ANDERSON. a negro nom
union miner.
me-, ,,,.,,.....,
Ne "iV's"suuh q 'he QUEENS az the
outrage reached climax this after
noon when u mass meeting was held
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Washington, july i7.-chief Hazen.
OF the secret service. today received a
telegram from HIS agent at 81, Louis
stating that he had IN his possession
the plates hom which tho special
warrants lssued by the state OF Mis-
slsaippi were printed. After consuita-
ton today with Secretary Carlisle,
Chief Hazen said he would send one d
his special agents TO Jackson. MISS, 70
confer with Governor Stone and OK
plain 10 him IN what respect the issn,
anca OF those T'irrantn N violation "
the United states statutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Boyd Tex, July id.-our town Is in
mourning today on account of the
death OF p. Wright. a highly respected
citizen and prominent business man
OF this place. His remains will be
Inferred In the Pleasant Grove Gem
etery at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
with Masonic ceremonies.
The drouth IN stlll unbroken In this
section. Corn IL cut short at least
one-half but cotton Is not suffering
TO any great extent yet. but will In
very short time II the drouth con-
tInues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Chicago. July iI--All OF the injured
In the explosion Of battery rs calsson
at Oakland and Grand bouIevards were
In fair way 10 recover today, with
the exception OF Maurice o'Donncll,
one OF the privates in the battery, who
was reported dying Mt Mercy hospital.
O'Donnell was frlghtrully burned. and
the surgeons had no hope FOR his recov-
cry.
The .coroner's jury investigation re-
turned a verdict this afternoon OF an
accidental explosion. cause unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Goldthwaite, Tex, July 16--statc
politics are quiet here. County office
candidates are working close before
county nominating convention to be
held next week.
Crop prospects are not aR good here
ms IL month ago. but are better than
last year Rain IL needed almost all
over the county.
j. j. Mills has about finished hts
two elegant rock buildings on the east
side OF the square. They viii probably
be occupied soon
The summer normal at this place IN
probably equal In size 20 any In the
state and In others seems to be q re-
markuble success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Panhandle, Tex, July 17-our peo-
pie are talking Of creamery and but
ter factory. Such is our most import
ant and best paying undertaking. We
have the finest grass In the world, and
can raise sorghum, mlllet. kaffir corn
In abundance. II any OF your readers
are practical creamery and cheese
makers, send them up here TO see us
on the co-operation idea.
The Santa Fe railroad company has
had two No. wells put down Ia this
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

snnto, Tex, July Tive had nice
rain here this morning and crops are
good.
The popullsts OF this precinct met
In convention last Saturday and re-
nominated the old officers. For precinct
officers. j. w. Jones, county commits
sioner: II. NJ. irwin, Justice OF the
peace; ID. w. Young bailiff As the
Popullsts are very strong In this pre-
oinct their nominations are equivalent
10 election.
Professor Hutchinson has been en-
gnged TO teach our school for this
year.
There is very little sickness in this
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Cromwell. Tex. July i7-Professor
Berry II. Biankenship's infant child
died Saturday night about II O'Clock
from inflammation. The child was very
small. only weighing about three
pounds.
W. II. Razor Will begin work in
short lime on his gin house. The gin
Is TO be ready to handle this years
crop OF cotton, which will be about
1900 or 1900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Claude. Tex. July 16-J. +. Duna-
way sold to Or. T. g. Bates his inter
est Ii, 1.-The drug store at Claude last
Saturday. He and DR.. Bates had been
partners for the past year
Hon. j. W. Link OF Amarillo, who
Is candidate for district attorney,
was IN Claude last Saturday shaking
hands with the voters.
G.. b. Walker was appointed coun-
ty attorney by the COMMISSIONER
court last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

cecded 10 carve him and then Ned.
Haynes went this morning TO queen
city, presumably to give up to. the
officers. Both parties are negroes
The Popullsts Will begin n three days
camp meeting here on next Monday,
July g. They have made arrange
mcnss 70 accommodate 5000 visitors
comfortably
The Democrats have been allowed
~ division ~ tine and have written
70 Judge John l.. sheppard. Hon. John
Crawford and Jake Hodges. inviting
them 70 be here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Atlanta, Tex, July 17.-Yesterday Ike
Haynes and George Fredericks got
into an alteration about six miles
west Of here. which resulted in George
FrederickH getting badly carved with
a razor He was brought In this
morning and DR.. J. A. Campbell Dress
ed his wounds. which are serious but
not dangerous. The cause OF the cif.
ficulty was that Haynes whipped Fred
ericks' wife and when Frederlcks went
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Newport, Clay county, Tex. July II.
Newport was visited last night at
$3.50 o'clock by twster which de-
molished the new Presbyterian church
and also the school building. The resi-
dence of John Jackson is total wreck.
Tucker Thompson and w. II. McDow's
houses We're also badly wrecked. The
storm was accompanied by heavy rain
and hail. Nobody was serlonsly hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Baird. Tex, July ia nne rain
visited this section this morning and
millet. sorghum and cotton promise an
abundant yield.
The Populist party will hold their
primary convention on Saturday. July
20. 10 send delegates TO the county
convention. which will nominate a full
county ticket on Thursday August Q,
and send delegates 10 the judicial con-
vention on August at Cairo. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

r CITY, Tex. July 1G.-Archer
held her Democratic conven-
~ Saturday and instructed as
/ hulberson for governor: Jes-
lieutenant governor: NJ. NJ.
or attorney general: workman
surer; Virgins for comptroller:
Tor superintendent OF public
ION Slmklns, Hart and David
me court OF criminal appeals;
htative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Granger. Tex. July IA grand bar
neeue ana basket picnic was given at
Poper Springs. near Granger. today
h' n, Nnsbury OF Waco, Democrat,
ana arg ). w Baird OF North Texas, Popu-
list. apoke
Local option gocs into effect here On
the 18th. One saloon haa alrendv
closed closed; and the other two win close on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

angelo. Tex, July l7.-Thc
FEN county Republican conven-
PPlFened here this evening and
We're sent to the state and
'onal convention instructed for
4 a 'raI q San Antonio for con-
=, u Lowden Of Abilene for
4, y u tlaar' The delegates TO the
y ''nees We're uninstructed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

Albany. Tex, July 17-rhere was
wholesale poisoning OF dogs here last
night. Slices OF meat were taken from
one OF the butcher shops, upon which
arsenic was put and left about pro-
mlscously. The result Is that about
thirty dogs. some very valuable were
killed. Much Indignation Is felt. and
several people are offering rewards for
the perpetrator.