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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

A Young Texans wife Dies Mys-
tcriously Mt the Capital.

tht NHpttaAs
Special Dispatch.
Washington. June 16,-There is a
very sad story published in the Wash
ington papers OF this morning which
will be OF interest in Texas. Mr. w. o.
Simpler. who was lately assistant post
master at El Paso. clme here about
two months ago, hoping to be given
place in the postotilce department,
Mr.. Shiplers coming was, however,
romantic as well as practical. He
came here to meet and marry a young
woman from Newark, N. j They had
hardly been married two months and
were living happily on NJ street. Mrs.
Simpler was very pretty, small blonde.
Last Monday she became very i'll and
for some days the attending physicians
did not know what was the matter,
but she continued worse, end yester-
day morning was removed to the Gar
field hospital. She admitted to the at.
tending physicians that her illness was
caused b. q criminal operation. For
some time she refused to state who
were her accompllces in the act. but
when told that she was going to die
promised 10 confess the full story to
the district attorney. This official was
sent for. but before he arrived the
patient became unconscious and died.
Her mother had been telegraphed for
and reached here from New Jersey Just
in time to see her daughter die. The
heart-broken husband was wholly ig
norant of the cause Of his wife's i'll
ness and was not informed Of II till
after her death. The young woman's
secret no doubt died with her. Her
husband refuses to believe the state
'ment Of the physicians and declares
that his wife's death must have been
due to other causes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
TIME NY rHE r0RnLocIl.
Hon. seth Mills II Candidate for
speaker of the Next House.
by Associated Press

Hon. seth Mills IL Candidate for
speaker of the Next House.
By Associated Press.
Wnco. Tex. June l6.-whne IL ia
pretty early to discuss the speakership
In the next legislature. Hon. Seth Mills.
one OF McLennan county's representa-
uves. 10 letting his friends know that
he was already entered the rnce and
that he intends to make awinning can
vass' Representative Mills has with
the single exception OF Speaker Coch-
ran, more experience than any other
man. who has been In the legislature
since the war He is now candidate
Tor MS sixth term and his Reelection
~ assured He IL one of the most in
nuential members OF the present lepIs-
iature and has been credited during
MS entire legislative life as a strong
man In that body He Is now chair
man or the committee on revenue and
tnNation He was called by Speaker
Cochran to preside over the last legis-
lature more than any other member
except Rogan. He YVES asked TODAY
by The Gazette representative about
his candidacy and replied that he is i'm
the race and feels confident that he
VIII win. Representatives Tom /,
smith of Hill, and Con of Collin county,
who are candidates for reelection, are
also expected to SHE their castors in
the speakership ring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch
Oscar Tex, June 1.-the boys from
this fork of the creek went to HeIden-
heimer today TO attend the primary at
mat place. Most OF the people have
not got distinct opinions as to all is
sues. but as for governor they all have
choice Culberson is the choice of
many out the old patriot. Judge Rea-
san, IS general favorite and would
probably be ahead OF any othar mn,
with Oscar people. '''A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Van Alstyne. Tex, June 1G.-The
members OF the Democratic executive
committee for the Fifth congressional
district are hereby called to meet at
the courthouse, in Sherman, Tex. on
Monday June IS. 1894, at o'clock p.
m, for the purpose Of fixing the time
and place of holding the congressional
convention for the purpose of nominat-
Ing Democratic candidate for con-
gress In said district and to attend to
such other business as may properly
come before the committee, Each
member of the committee is urged to
be present, S. p. EVANS,
Chairman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Baird Callihan county, Tex, June
l6.-Callihan county Democrats in the
convention assembled instructed as fol-
lows: cockrell' congress; Lanham,
governor; Reagan, second choice; b. w.
Camp, Lieutenant governor; NJ. NJ.
Crane, attorney-general; r. NJ. Hender-
son, comptroller w. Fl. CHIT state SEN
ate; w. r. Gilland. representative: /.
W, Stephens, Judge second supreme
judicial district; Hurt, simkins, David
son court of crlmal appeals; +. s. Bell,
district attorney Forty-second judicial
district; b. ]. Russell OF Cross Plains,
county chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
GOVERNOR HoGa IN omIoAeo.
No Brass Hands Meet the Party ut
the Depot.

Special Dispatch.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 16.-The Texas ex.
eursion party. with Governor Hogg in
the lead, reached the Northwestern de-
pot Chicago, at about p. m. No brass
bands were out to meet us. The aggre-
gatior of Texas dignity took omnibuses
and We're landed at the Palmer house.
UP to this time Chicago seems obliv-
ious to the fact that 80 much Texas
Drain Is here anxious for exercise. To-
morrow part of the party will excurt
70 Milwaukee and the other part will
80 to church. The party will leave
Chicago Monday for Buffalo Nothing
worthy OF chronicle has happened since
my lsst teltgram, unless regularity OF
appetite and disposition to have
loads of fun may be listed. b. b. Pad
dock says the Chicago reception Of the
IeNas governor calls 10 mind q time
when he wasfool enough to rustic
about $1,000 to entertain Chicago's
mayor and party. Secretary Of State
gresham is at the Palmer and the
Texas delegation called in body upon
ceived.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
Chairman,

Austin, Tex. June 16,-The majority
Of primaries In this county instructed
for Mccall for governor. Workman for
treasurer Walsh Tor land commissioner,
and j. d. sayers for congress, Wig
gins was instructed for in the First and
Fourth wards. Ham Ward and A. II.
Graham carry the county for the legis-
lature. j. W. Hornsby leads for ooun-
" clerk. The race for county Judge
between Won Rosenberg. a. T. Walker
ana James Hamilton is badly mixed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

FpecIaI D1FpalvH.
cotuila. Lasaile county, Tex. June
16.-rhe Democratic convention Of La
Sale county convened today at o'clock
p. m, and elected delegates to the
state and district conventions. The
c. A. culberson: for Encouragement,
Hon. X. L. Henry; for treasurer, w.
Ii. worthami comptroller, W. N. Wig
gins; commissioner general land office.
Gustave Schleicher; superintendent Of
public instruction, J. NJ. Carlisle; for
congress. Hon. II. w. Grain; district
judge. Thirty-sixth judicial district.
Hon. NJ. T. Lowe; district attorney.
w. J., Brown. There were no instruc-
tons for the remainder Of the state
and district olIlces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

county attorney spoke on the Issues OF
ments for the offices for which hey
are applicants. The Third party, II
Tie result 81 their primary eleeuon
IS AIRY index OF their strength. are not
as strong as thought In this county.
There are some hing over 1000 voters
In the county. and the Thifd party
only pulled 1876 votes.
The election 10 decide whethor or not
the city corporation should be abol-
ishcd, failed 10 mpteriniize. Those Who
were In favor OF abolishlns the CITY
government after canvassing about 200
voters only fonnd % IN favor OF their
move, and they abandoned the idea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Beeville Tex, June 1e.-The county
DENT cratic convention today passed
resolutions condcmning the national
administration. tabled a resolution to
instruct for Grain for congress. and
instructed MS follows; Reagan for
governor b. w, Camp of Fort Worth
Tor Northumberland W. r. Wig
for treasurer Walsh for land com
missioner, simtins. Henderson and pa
wilson for Judges OF court OF criminal
appeals, Jones, Neal and Fly for as
societc Justices, court OF appeals; +,
G.. Chambers for legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

SVVVIHI UIapatch.
Athens, Henderson Co, Tex. June
1.-THE Democratic executive commit
tee OF this county met In Athens and
ordered ticket printed for the primary
erection Including all names. from row
ernor 70 bailin and the committee
meets July to declare the result Tbe
primary election takes place June az az
me me Ginerenees heretofore have been
49,. over the candidates for con-
viii s, Sne instructions for state officers
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Caldwell County choice.


ofeN'N plspatch.
-, Lu,lng' Caldwell Co. Tex, June 10
Inc Democratic primary convention of
Luling precinct and No. ., caldwsi,
county, met here today and instrrc,aa
delegates to the county conven,,or ~
IT1uoWs; c, a. Culberson for eovsr,, as as
" y; Camp. heutenant-rover,'oN,.. ~ ~ :
NJ M; SrAne' attorney general. W ~
workman, treasurer; II. w r,,,,, o.
comptroller; w c. Walsh. lana ' na
missioner, Jaekob Bickier, sups pI,,-
az, n1ent pu9he instruction; j. B, storsv
Fa,. s, ana J, +. Diorell. second eboIsss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

SPNVIAI Dlapatch.
wills Point, Tex, June ie.-The
different candidates Cor nomlna-
ton On the Democratic ticket for
county offices an met in the opera
house here last evening and spoke on
rtSte and county issues. Hon. John T.
Curry. candidate FOR the legislature. ad,
dressed the people on the public school
system and state banks. W. IL
Haynes and W. ,. Thompson. eandi-
dates for county Judge. and II. c
Seddle and c. II. Reese. candidates for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Pearsell, Frio county Tex. June IA
me following were the instructions in
the Democratic county convention bo,d
today; John H. Reagan for eoyernor
:. NJ Carlisle for superintendent OF in.
strustion, @. W. L. Fry for congress
W. Q; Daugherty for represen,s,,,.s
n! 30 other instructions. Hon II Ne
nI1 sI,H was elected chairman of ~
n nstoe ,y, eseeutive committee for Ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Hondo City. Medina county. Tex,
June ls.-rhe Medina county eonyen-
tion sends her delegates to the state
convention uninstructed as to candi-
dates, but are instructed for the re-
ten,ion OF the two-thlrd rule. Pasehars
course In congress was indorsed nv
strong resolutions which We're unani-
mously adopted AID the delegates 10
the congressional convention were IN
ssrneted to use all legitimaAs means 10
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FANNIN COUNTY.


Spccini Dlsputcn.
Savoy, Tex, June 16.-The precinct
convention at this place today resulted
as follows; For governor, Reagan,
first choice. Culbergon. second: Lieu
tenant governor, Jester; attorney-gen-
eral Crane: treasurer Workman;
comptroller, Henderson; land commits
sioner, Bramlettei superintendent Of
public instruction. Carlisle; Judges OF
supreme court, Stnyton, Brown and
foot Finley and Rainey; court OF
criminal appeals. Simkina. Davidson
and Mcclellan; congress-, Bailey, dis
trict attorney. Nichols.
Leonard. Tex, June 16.--'rhe primary
convention held here this evening
unanimously instructed for the follow
Ing candidates: j. II. Reagan, govern
orr George Jester. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ. M, Crane, attorney-gencral: w. N.
virgins, comptroller; w. B. Worth
am. treasurer, William a. Bramlette,
land commissioner; Horace Chiffon,
senator; Ed Mcclellan. associate jus.
uce; j. w. Bailey. congress.
Dodds. Tex. June 16.--Preclnct No.
this evening instructed for governor,
c. a. Culberson. Tor lleuteunnt-gover-
nor, II. w. Camp; for attorney-generhl
II A. Fuller; for land commissioner,
sFfNfhNhANf ulUihlhg ~
McClelland; congress. Joe Baurey. Res
olutions were passed indorsing the
Balser-Matlock agreement.
Bonham. Tex, June l6.-In the pri-
mary precinct No. today Reagan
carried by 40 votes over ali the other
candidates. He also carried Savoy.
Honey Grove and Ladonia. This gives
him Fannin counties l6 votes In the
convention. 1t instructed for Chiffon
for the senate.
Trenton, Tex, June 1.-THE primary
Democratic convention met In Trenton
nc y. M and elected delegates TO at
tend the county convention next Mon
Jay, with instructions to vote for John
H. Reagan for governor; commissioner
land oiliee, William Bramlette; comp
roller, William n Virgins
Honey Grove. Tex. June 6.--The pre-
clnot convention held here today in
suucted for Rcngan for governor and
Camp for Lieutenant governor.
Hon. FULLY a, Fuller candidate for
attorney-generul. spoke to n good-slzed
audience at the city hail here today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Troy. Tex, June 1.-THE primary
convention was called to order at 2
o'clock today and the Following offices
We're inatrutted Tor. For governor,
Charles Culberson; lieutenant govern
or Camp; attornoy-gencral. X. l., Hen.
~ comptroller, W. N Virgins, land
commissioner sohliecher, treasurer
w. h. Workman; school commissioner.
Bringhurst. Judge civil appeals, Fisher
Judges criminal appeals, Henderson
kltuell and Simlsius: state senator. Nj
Meadgeni house Of representatives.
Strange ard Patterson; United states
senator Horace Chiffon; congress, G.
Z. Peudletun. county Judge. John NJ.
Furma1 county attorney. Brown n
Lee county clerk. w. w. Upshaw
district clerk, H. c. Sourgtnor, tax col.
lecirr, WilkcrsOn; tax assessor. l.. A.
Brighami county treasurer. :. j. Low
ryi county surveyor, II n. Smith; sher-
~ l., j rankersley: county srnpol su-
perlntendont, Miller. county commits
sioncr, Dan Harlow; Justice of the
peace, j W. Zimmerman; constable
Wiley Salisbury.
The convention was quite noisy. bnt
NJ were In good humor. u. w. Nc
GiiaAon was elected permanent chair.
man and j. q. Thompson pocretnfv
when the convention adjourned nftsr
selecting sever delegates end seven al.
Little River. Tex, June i6.-pemo-
cratic primary at this place instructed
uelegutca Tor the following candidates:
Governor, Rengan first; Culberaon nee.
ondi land commissioner, sielcher,
treasurer. Workman; United staton sen,
ate, Chilton; attorney-goneral Hrnrv .
superintendent public Instruction. ear.
nslei state senator. Perry; legislature
rattelson and strangei district ottor-
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Special Dispatch.
Boerne, Kendall Co, Tex. June is-
The Kendall county Democratic con-
vent.on instructed for Mccall for gov
ernor, with Lanham MS second choice,
and for A. W. Houston of San Antonio
for congress from the Twelfth district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Sweet Water, Nolan county. Tex,
June 1e-Nolan county Instructed for
Lanham. Jester, Crane and Dean for
congress; for representatives Of this
county the vote is divided equal be-
tween Beall and Germany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
nEsIMINcwar 4 sRrl i
Governor Stone DeIivsn ne 4
in Persoa.

BY Associated Press
jackson. Miss, luEs ~
this evening Governor siefs
carried the pardon Of ex's''s
urer Hemmingway q 'hs p,
and instructed the vardsd y
at once in accordance wa
ment. Col. Hemminsvr "
of the penltentiafy 4 ~ Y Z,
o'clock. and tonight : VII
wife and children at his = s'n 7.
first time in four years lh
of the family can be hs''r y b
than expressed. The r's''.
nordon was perhaps p. l..''l'
ever presented to ne E ss w. a
state Tor pardon. II eon a'.'l \, VI
re- ay'vat people Il 'h s,,''.
walks OF life. Litile ',.s sy 4,
while the desire isr =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

secure Paschars nomination. Delegates
to represent the convention are In
structed for ]. ]. Rhodes for repren-
tatlve. Medina county is opposed TO
judicial convention for the Thirty
eighth judicial district. Delegates to
the Forty-eighth court OF civil appeals
10 unlnstructed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Spcclal ltsfatch.
ponison, Tex. Jun 1e.-Judge Ian
ham OF weatherford, candidate for
governor. addressed about 800 people
at the opera-house tonight on the ma
tional and state Issues. His address
was eloquent ana Interesting. He
heartily lndcrscd Cleveland and the
administration and favored reforms In
state legislation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Bellvinc. jane 16.--Austin county took
more Interest In the congressional than
gupernotortal race. Bclville Ii unin-
structed for governor but went for
Lane by III 60 1902 for Gresham FOR con.
greRs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Sulphur Springs. Hopkins County,
Tex. June 1e.-At a large mass meet.
ing OF citizens here this evening. pre-
sided over by w. II. slsillman, Col r.
NJ. Henderson was heartily Endorsed
for comptroller and committee ap-
pointed to advance his interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Loekhart, Tex. June 16.-The prl-
mary today Instructed for Culbersun,
Crane and Virgins and no others: for
F'"oRation OF the twu-third rule aud
Endorsed the Chicago platform Of 1892.
Lullng. Tex. June 16.-The Demo-
cratic primary convention OF Luling.
precinct No. 2. Caldwell county, met
here today and instructed delegates to
tue county conventions as follows: c.
II. CulberHon, governor; w. b. Camp.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. NJ. Crane, at
torney-general. w. b. Workman. treas
urer; X. W. Finley, comptroller; W. C.
Walsh, land commissioner; jacob
Bicller. superintendent public lnstruc-
tlon, A. u Storey first choice and j.
B. Dibrell second, for state senator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dlapotch.
El Pago, Tex. June l6,-of the four
ward primaries held here tonight, three
Of them instructed for Lanhah and
the other Is for him, though they did
Will be held next Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
WIN Go to CuIberaon.


Special DIspatch.
Rockport, Aransas Co., June 16.-
-Four primaries in the county today in
struct for Culberson. This will give
instruction for him in the county con-
ventlon, which meets Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Waverlcy, Tex, June is-Thls pre-
olnot indoned the Democratic platform
ot 1892 hut condemned the annstruc-
ton placed upon It by Eastern Demo-
Yiats' and instructed as follows: ]. II.
Reagan for governor, Horace Chiffon
for United states senate, j. c. Hutchc-
son for congress, n. w. Finley for
comptroller, Berry Camp for ieuten-
ant.governor. NJ. NJ Crane for attorney
guneral 7 H. Ban for state senator,
hrst choice, second choice tho best man
We can get ID. ID. Desheilds for dls-
trlct attorney
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
Hraeketville, June l6,--Klnney county
~ Tor 'ulberson and Gresham. Sealey Is
nnlnsrueted. II is thought Culberson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special Dispatch.
TexRrkana, Tex. June 16,-This coun-
ty held primaries today with the fol-
lowing results: Governor, Culberson.
acknowledgement Camp; attorney
general Henry; comptroller, Finley:
land commissioner, Dodd; congress,
John l.. Sheppard; and for county
ofhcials gave the following inetruc-
lions; Representative, r. ID. Harrell;
finter +. ID. Rowell; judge. John j.
II. Dean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Special DlspaieA' -, NJ {
nolds BROS LAND l.l a. 's'sl
s cars sA 81 sesilis sVsf 7; as'
being the nsia rs ~ ~
Dakota for grarinf'
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RonERTsoN COUNTY.

specIaI DIspatch.
Calvert, Tex. June l6.-This precinct
and Una We're both carried by Reaunn
Hearne'H delegation "a uninstructed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Austin. Tex. June ie,--The Popullsts
held their congressional convection here
today. All counties were represented
except Lee ana Washington. Senator
w. o. Hutchison OF san Marcos wns
nominated by acclnmntlnn ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Kerrville, Kerr Co, Tex, June 1e-
The precinct convention here today In
struoted delegates for Culberson. Pas
chat and Henry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

sp Wichita falls- Is az
jury in ne sgs e.. NJ, ~ 4
returned 4 ssr 'il',', 81 Z
ing whites ssssIlsna. Z
g yeSs a Il ars1s IS
day. -. -. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Huntsvllle, Tex, June lG.--The pre-
cinct convention instructions which
We're practically unanimous were rov-
ernor culhersor; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Crane; comptroller Finley. congress
liuteheson. Riverside also went for
Culberson and Finley, who have car
rled the county.