Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20
ISLAND CITY ITEMS
PEACE nETwEEN THE cuNEr AND
ASrr-cuNEy FACTIONS.
Hawicy believes that He Gun Defeat
Crowley for conrre.s--A Negro
Announces ms IA Candidate
for sherin--Town Notes.

publican party OF the city. After many
conferences the Quincy ana antl-Cunry
factions at meeting held this afternoon
harmonlzed, The basis OF settlement was
that the antl-cuheyites should be allowed |
two thirds OF the county executive COM
mittee and the cuneyItes should have
two-thirds Of the delegates OF the state |
convention which meets at Dallas August
Is The joint committee are preparing a
report upon this basis. This Is considered |
by outsiders as a dog fall In which. II
anything the Cuneyites have the best OF
Il as they secure the majority OF repre- |
sentatives at the State convention, which |
was really the bone of contention ana
what Mir. Quincy was uontenalng for
throughout the entire controversy aud |
Will enable him 10 swing the delegates |
for Ogden OF San Antonio for governor |
who Is Guney's Candidate in preference 10 |
al others The anu-Cuneyites fafored
leeks Of For. Worth and Charles NJ |
gersHson, tue former colorod politician Of |
Fort Bend county, had been down here |
and had laid the pipes TO secure the Cal
weston delegation for Weeks. Cuney's po- |
llileal sagacity. however, upset this well |
iiid scheme ana as a result Ogden Will /
receive the support OF the hybrid dele |
cation from this county.
Quincy left tonight for San Antonio. |
illness OF his wife and viii undoubtedly |
confer with ogden while sojourninE M |
mat city whore he VIA relnain until |
me convention mee,s In Da,las,
,,nSn III ilS YsySs W. Nlll nave
congress from t'his dlstriet Tefnains 10 i. |
seen Il Is stated on excellent authority
that ii;ts.scT believes he could beat Grow |
ley in Ghis district by 2Qeo votes
DEATH DoINGs.
me to-loWlns deaths are reported by
Health Physician w. c. Fisher for the
| r.4al# ,..Hf,
hN"' -
Ausust lo-lhtaht oil ia fueger' hours
Atfrnst n c ro,t. "a ,.,,.. ,,.tt.
heart failure: infant 81 Woinie Tyvenscs
years years w5 it pnlmonary tnbcre 1GInss -
August ED, sherman. u years, white
in5lullon
whiie eonyilsion sopsit o,,ls,ii,o,rF' ' '' q
years white Intestinal obstruction.
august li-JoAn McDonald, y years,
1ifnt,ns5r hi t,S InslWs
Of bowels,
August i5-Infant OF Charles Busch,
white, el horn.
wnlte, cyanosls,
annual death rate per 100 for week,
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A TENAS PIANISTE
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l'te Dave freeman' leit wednesday morn
'''7 va WV NAil'lS 5t'NHtF NoHcHo TOT
New York where she Will enter the Ma
uonal conservatory OF music and con-
t'lue Aer ihusieai studies under such oml-
nent masters az nvorak and Joscny. Thls
wv pe NE Irst entry OF a TeAan - thla
Nan Il ca sSnoI, ot le2lhins ,, ss Fres
liu. - ~ oi telginlll OF the btl hlgh school
G,ass OF W; having CIRCULATED with ,hlFh
al9ed m Gi, N fact one Of unusual mill
3s5e E9r oy y9qns lazy i q her qgs sh;
s aS bg, dgyery' her 9rtlsiS ieiefgreta
her aG,,,, selections ,ii Miss freeman w@s ae-
ers.
KNIGHTS or THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Last night at the Minerva hall lodge
Of the Knights Of the Golden EAGLE, a
, secret seml-miltary and benevolent or
der, was organized. The lodge WAS named
Rising Star No. ! and the following OIL
GERS wero elected: Deputy supreme chief.
H. HERMANN past chief Thomas II.
Olsen; noble chief. August Eysell; vice
chief. Al. FEEDER, align priest. N. h
Hunt venerable hermit, ~ H. ,Rmme
~ her,IJ i X gsIi iteapnr of c,na,,ai,.r
Geo. l.. bSabner: clerk q exchGquer, H. |
HERMANN worthy bard, Thomas cordray
e Mgfshy Shal NeliSer nrst 'i lrdsi
man X i{"ynpIds
sTfptp,s cApEus
The following marriage licenses We're I
Issued bv County clerk Law for the week /
-. =. 80.
eHplns 'olPE
William Conli and Mrs, hli2abeth Dyer |
harris9n Nienola, ana Miss Mary '9HRgs. !
tor N"e''' ''''1
Henry Garland and Miss Lizzie John |
sion.
II. l.. Worshath ana MISS ieuI'cN Al"'-
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