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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Special Dispatch.
Corsicana. Tex. June 3O.-The primo-
ry here today was very interesting.
The cause OF Culberson and Reagan
was ragged with vigor until the polls
were closed. Five hundred and fifty
votes were cast in the city, Culberson
receiving majority OF twenty-six out
OF this many votes. Following IL the
vote as far AZ heard from. From the
rural precincts.
Waterwor'ts. Reagan 10, Culberson
none, Whites chapel, Reagan 20. Gull
bergon 10; Petty's chapel. Reagan 3D.
Culberson g. Frost, Reagan u. Culber-
Fcn l79: Chatneld. Reagan 30 Culber-
sen %; Rlchlnnd, Reagan AZ, Culberspn
/: Eerens, Reagan 90, Culberson AZ;
Blooming Grove. Reagan IS, Culberson
III Rice. Reagan %, culberson JO;
Birds store. Reagan ~. Culberson "a
Re, Reagan 3d. Culberson Sli Eureka,
Reagan 10. Culberson 40; Post OAK
Reagan SO, Culberson 5.
There are three strong Culberson
boxes yet to be heard from, These a'e
included In tWeniy-one boxes yet 20 be
heard from. A majority of these box ~
Will give Reagan SUFFICIENT 70 overcome
the Culbersan stroHgl olds ana give
Reagan q clear majority.
For comptroller, X. NJ. Henderson mas
carried the county. d. %. Dodd and A.
j BAKER are making close race Tor
land commissioner and 80 far rs re
turns are In It Is doubtful as to whlch
win win Hurt and Henderson wili
cnrrv the county for court OF criminal
appcaln '-he vote for county clerk be-
tw zen II. 5. Melcar and Charles ~;
Graves ia very close in the boxes heard
from; Melear has n majority OF nity
votes. For sheriff. a. T. Patton ~
lending In the race against tau ana
Will carry the county. Ward conVen-
lions were held throughout the city to-
night and delegates selected TO attend
a county convention which Will SEND
delegates to stnte and various district
conventions. M
blooming Grove. Tex, June SO.-ln
t1days primary the vote was as io,-
lows: For Goyernor-Reagan' W. Gus
comptroiler-Henderson. 172; Finley,
Land commifsioner-Dodd, eli; Ba-
ker, g.
Court of criminal appeals-Hurt, 95i
Henderson, l67; Davidson, SO; kittrell'
a.
County Judge Graham, PIG.
County clerk Melsar, ia.
Al Frost Culbergon has ~ majority.
Crycr Creek gave Reagan 30 majority
Rice. Tex. June 30-Primaries today
gave Reagan 3d. CulbcrBon 30; gain
OF seven for Reagan and two for Cul-
berson. For comptroller. Henderson
IS; Finley. 81. Tor commissioner Dood,
67 Baker, 10.
Richland, Navarro Co, Tex, June 30.
Tho vote for governor In the prima-
res today was as follows: Reagan, Al;
Culberson l. a gain Of 30 for Reagan
over the last primary
Frost Navarro Co, Tex, June co.
Vnr 40 IN
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Clifton. Tex. June sO.-PoItloaI
speeches have been frequent this week
The primary this evening Instructed
Tor Lhnham for governor. II. =. Rob
ertson for state senator. Bnl WORKMAN
FOR state treasurer. Baker for commits.
sioner, Crane for encouragement,
PolndeNtcr FOR congress.
Valley Mills. Tex, June 30.--Our pre-
cinct convention met this eyoning at
o'clock and instructed our deleEntep
70 the county convention to vote AZ
iollowH' > W. II. Lanhnm, governor.
William PoindeSter congress-: Horace
Chilton. United States senate: Hulln
robertson state senate; o. h Morrl-
SON Hnhtet. a W. Sears, Representa-.
i've; NJ NJ Crane, Acknowledgement
Balance OF state ticket uninstructed
MORGAN, Tex, June 3O-About TWEEN
ty'iyo voters participated I'm the Dem
9crntic primaries at this place today
candidates were instructed for as fol.
lows; I.anhant. governor. Camn lInr-
tenant governor; PITTS. Heater, Morgsg
legislature; Crane. attorney general.
robertson, state senate: Pnlndeyter
cohEreHs; Chilton, United States sennta
kqppefl, Tex. June 30.-At tho Demo-
cl1uc primary convention held ut this
pace Today the delegates to the county
convention We're Instructed to vote FOR
the Following officers for stpta and
United states ofIlces For geyernor
John H. Isengan, for United States
senator, Hurnc' Chiffon. for cnngresa
"" Abbott. Tor ntiorney.gcnprni. NJ
NJ Crane for state senator II. =, Rob-
insin; for land commissioner. c. w.
The following resolution was offered
Resolved, that the dclegute7 10 the
state convention be instructed TO vote
against We Enforcement Of the national
characterization hH a whole
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pnnsIDnNT mAs 4 DoDy GUARD.
Accompanied In His Drive by 4
Mounted aud Armed Detective.
Press Report

Press Report
washington. June sO-A muscular
man IN top boots and anything but
pleas ure seeking air about him stood
on the curbstore under the shade Of a
Lafayette Park elm this afternoon. He
held by the bride horse that had few
points of the thoroughbred about lin.
but looked serviceable under q heavy
cavalry saddle. Tha man seemed to
have nothing 10 DO but 10 wait When
he white house carriage drove around
this mysterious form suddenly de-
velopcd al rtneas. He tightened his
saddle strap and looked up and down
the avenue, In few minutes Presi-
dent Cleveland came out OF the white
house and got into the carriage, The
man under the elm Immediately mount
cd. He walked his horse along the
avenue until the presidents carriage
had passed out OF the white house
grounds and turned Into jackson place
Then the stranger started into a trot
aud followed. keeping, however. dis
tahce OF 800 yards between the presi-
dents carriage and himself
This Is the precautlon witch has been
adopted slnce the assassination Of Car
not. The man who rides behind the
president at . distance 70 avoid al
tracing attention is heavily armed
detective, quick with his weapons and
a me horseman. Although he follows
nj distance he can place himself be.
SIDE the carriage In 4 very few seconds
ana Is expected TO 10 go 4 anyone
leaves the sidewalk TO approach The
president, or u anything that can be
takes place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

BY Associated Press
sheepshead Bay, June sO.--Tlrst race
--Futurlty course. Correction won.
stonenell second. Llzella third Time.
l10.
seaond raee--Sprlng stakes; futurity
course Walter won, Havoc second,
Mirage third. Time. 1;22 2-5.
Third race--Mermaid stakes: one und
one-eighth miles. Beldemere w1l, Ma
hama second. Clementina third. Time.
LEG.
Fourth race-one mile; selling. Ducal
won, Captain second, Tom Skidmcre
third. Time, 1889 "a.
Fifth race--one and one-elgth mile
Banquet and Rnmnpo dead heat. Rcd
skin third Time. l:57. Run of: Ban
quet won, Rainapo second. Tins. 1J2.
sixth race-Steeplechase fill course;
about two and one-half miles, Luck.
now won, Japonica second. Moquett
third. Time. $500.
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special Dispatch.
comanche, Comauche CO.. Tex. June
aO.-rhe Democrats OF this precinct
held their primary convention today.
1t recommends the Cleveland vote US
basis OF representation. and one
vote In the county convention next
Saturday for each twenty-five or frac.
ton. This entities the precinct 10
fifteen votes. Thirty-two delegates
were elected to the county convention
and instructed for Lnnhnm for goy.
ernor Chiffon for United States son.
ntc. George II, Jester FOR Lieutenant.
governor. NJ NJ, Crane for attorney.
general, w, Il. WORKMAN for treaaurer
A. J Baker for land commissioner
NJ, Carlisle for superintendent Of
public instruction, H. j. Slmklne for
court Or appeals, G, H. Bell for con-
greHs' NJ. Proster. state senator
motion to instruct for Culberson
hs second choice and substitute 10
Instruct for Reagan as second choice
were both laid on the table.
rue delegates We're sent TO the conn.
" convention uninstructed for county
on1ces' motion favorinK the maiori.
" rule was carried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01


Rusk Tex. June 3O.--The precinct
convention, here today instructed for
A. N. Virgins for comptroller; no other
instructions for state officers. The city
instructed for ]. -. Long for congress-,
VIM. 1mbo6en, district attorney; W. j,
Townsend. fionter: Ciilton for United
States senator. Majority rule In nomi-
mating. with minority having us pro
rata strenEtn.
Jacksonville, Tex, June 30.-The pri-
mary convention held here today In
structed In East Jacksonville for Cul-
berson. Chiffon, James /. Perkins, for
congress; william Imboden for district
attorney: Virgins for comptroller,
West Jacksonville: Culberson 2. Lam
ham 1. Reagan !. James l. Perkins for
congress: Virgins for comptroller and
free silver as Endorsed by our Texas
congressman
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Ter 2; comptroller. Henderson co. Wig
gins Z. Finley 20; treasurer. workman
o.; commissioner. Baker IS. Bramlette
8. Walsh 81; superintendent public IN
struction, Bringhurst o. Carlisle 81
chief justice court OF civil appeals,
oiate Justices. Finley 81. Rainey 81:
court OF criminal appeals. slmkins 10,
Mcclellan Z, Phelps n, Kittrell .. Hurt
So. Henderson n; United States sena-
tor. Chiffon. unanimously; congress-
Kilgore 81, McCord 4. Miner Z; state
senator. Colqultt So. Murray %; legis-
lature, Barron 1s, Tanner 10; district
Judge, Third district, Watkins 81; dis
Dean Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Special 'f1spatct
penisohS Tex. juno st.s-chariea cui-
berspn, candidate for governor. OF
Texas. In today's primArie< secelSed
81 instructed votes out OF possible
1874. with ~ votes yet 10 be hesyd ,irom.
In this county the day was hot and
conventions well attended. The second
md third wards went strong for Gull
berson. while the fourth went heavy
for Lnnhain, with no second choice
The majority OF the delegates from
that ward are Reagan supporters
which may give him several votes In
the county convention. A few country
precincta IN this Immediate vicinity In
attncted Tor Judge Reagan.
WhitewrlEht. urayHon Co. Tex. June
go,--At this box y n Culberson, Crane.
Fuller, Henderson, Bsamittte; represcn-
tlvea Peck. Evann. Tolbert; county
Judge, Wood, attorney. r.. ]. Smith.
BOX equslly divided between McFes
and hvghcs; county auperintendent
Riley; county clerk. Dugan; county
treasurer Elliott; tax assessor, stan
neid,
Sherman, Texas. June ao.-rhc
primarIes were largely attended
ha,r today. Sherman went lhirty-iwo
votes. Instructed as follows: cuibsr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Special Dispatch.
copevillc. Tex, June so.-Prmnres
are passing on yer quietly 80 ,ar. with
Culberson, Crane, Jester and Baker I'm
the lead. From the hest Information
your correspondent can gather Cul-
berson VIII carry this part OF the coun.
~
Wylle, Collin Co, Tex, June 80
The primary election held here today
passed OFT very quietly. as follows;
For majority rule IN state convention.
governor, Reagan. Acknowledgement
Camp; comptroller. Henderson. atior-
ney-general Crane; land commissioner.
podd; superintendent OF public lnatrue.
ton, Carlisle.
County ticket; County Judge, Aber-
nathy; representative Cough county
clerk, Walden, county superintendent,
shepherds tax aasessor, Shrader. treas
urer, Oates; collector, Powell; clerk
district court stlllman, delegates for
state and county convention unln-
structed.
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Frank Gayle won. Lagratia second.
Cladlola third. Time, lar Ia
Third e--Nlne-sixteenths OF
mile Mollie King won, Elano second,
Bob Clayett third. Time. 0;5g.
Fourth ace-Three-fourths OF mile.
Snowfall won, Virgin second Jim
Cornwall third. Time, l.1s IL.
Fifth MISUNDERSTANDING or n
mile Post Boy won, Unicorn second.
Joe Woolman third. Time. 1920 Ia
Sixth Race--One and one-sixteenth
miles. Hercules won. Volens second.
Leporine third. Time. $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. June 3O.-Flrst Race-Mlle
and twenty yards. Penney won. Plutus
second. Flora Thornton third. Time.
1912 1-2.
Second Race-Flve-eighths Of mile.
Del Cerdes won, Diggs second. Eosita
third. Time, 1:0l
Third Race-Queen Isabella stakes:
one mile. Clara Bauer won, Selika Sec
ond, Gwendolln third. Time. 1850 1-2.
Fourth Race--AIile and sixteenth
Philora won, Clcely second. Enthusiast
third. Time 1 80 H.
Firth ace-Three-fourths of a mile
somersault won Dakon second, Strath-
rot third. Time. lar 10.
Sixth ace-Three-fourths of mile
Sister Mary won, Tom Griffin second.
The Sculptor third. Time. 1:i7 1-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

delegates TO county convention July q,
Il. r. Vineyard, chairmani j. Adam.
f3arbee. w. II. Linn, w. J. Groom, l.
N. Dennis, DR.. Smith, Or. Walls. j.
Adam, Tom Brooks. II. NJ. Lawson,
A. s. Dawdy. NJ aorrei n. u. Vineyard
They were instructed TO support Cul-
berson, Jester. Bramlette, Workman
Finley, w. II. Grain, for congreasi T.
f. Vineyard. representative F.rty-sixth
hotorial district This precinct votes
eleven out OF IS votes In the county
convention and controls
El Campo, Tex, June S0.-Prlmnries
were held today and instructed for
Reagan for governor. Jester for lieu-
tenqnt-governor. Grain has good
showing in this precinct.
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Woodville. Tex, June so.-r'he fellow.
ing candidates were Instructed 49, T.,
the primary convention today, n
Johnston, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n "
FINLEY, comptroller; Bramlette lama
commissioner; Kittrell. Hendersnn
iiurt, court criminal appeals; workman.
acolamntion; unlnstruated ~ ss,,,a,.-
nori favor two-thlrd rule; n. l.. Henrv
nuorney-general, Carlisle. auperintsnd'
ont public instruction.
Colmesneil, Tex. June so.-The prl-
mary mere today Instructed FOR culbor-
son for governor, lester for ue,,teno,
governor Henry for attorney General
Finlay for comptroller Workman for
treasurer. Virgins for Commissioner
chiffon for United States senator, Coon,
~ ior Songressman. Norman L. Kittrell
TIC primaries at Mobile and HYATT in.
structed for Culberson and Cooper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Special Dispatch
Refuglo Tex, June 3o.-The Demo-
cratic county convention met here to-
day and instructed ms follows: Gov
ertoT, Mccall; lieutenant governor, I'M
instructed. attorney general, Henry
comptroller, Virgins treasurer, Wor-
than: commissioner Of land office
Walsh; superintendent, Carlisle. Elev-
On. II congressional district. uninstri.ct-
ed: Elghty-ilfth representative district
Chamblls unanimous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

HpVVIhI IlIapatch,
stephenviile, Erath Co. Tex. June
So--rhe county convention today In.
strueted FOR governor Lanham tirst
choice and calbsrson second choice;
Acknowledgement, Camp: attorney.
general, NJ NJ Crane: comptroller. ".
"a. Miikaglpsi superintendent Of public
Bell; senator, J. NJ. Pressler. dlstrief
attorney. W, j. oxford. ]. Q. Geores
was nominated for the legiaiatu,e
unanimously. The convention was noisy
and not harmonious. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

nastrop, Tex. June sO-The Demo-
cratic county convention instructed as
fellows today Fer governor. Lanham.
Suiperson second choice; lleutenant-
attofncy-general. Crane; comptroller,
Wilkins. Finley second choice: treas,
urer' Wortham; land commlssonor.
Walsh; superintendent OF public in,
strnotion, Carlisle. chief justica Of the
Third district, Fisher; court Of criminal
appeals Hurt. Henderson ana Phelps,
WIN Davidson sc'ond choice, congress,
sinks; district attorney. W. n. Nav
narl' Instructed Tor two-thlrds rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Following is the statement of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul for
May, compared with the corresponding
month last year:
Earnings-lss3 s2,7Ol575.7s; 1894, ST.
2597l4.l2; decrease, siil. sG1GG.
ENpenses-lsg3, $l,90S. O49.S6: 1891. ST.
b3i2I.il; decrease. $685.. sos. As.
Net-ls93, 1888 j2592; 1894. $725, Az. II i;
decrease, sT3.053.21
Following is Its statement for eleven
months ending May 81:
Earnings-lS9S, s32, S39, 1874; 1894. $685.
9il,OO9ls; decrease, 81, S9i ,44S.66.
Expenses--ls93. S2l, 66s77.s7. 1894. $751;
69O,S55,73; decrease, 33,l76. O22l4.
Net-1S93, Sl097i. 579.97 1894, 10,253,-
i5S.45, decrease, S7is,42652.
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Angelina County.


SpecInI DIspAtoh.
Lufkin. Tex. June SO,--In the county
convention today Culberson carried the
county by a large majority. Also wig
gins for comptroller; Grain, attorney
general Workman, treasurer; Dodd,
commissioner; Tnweatt. public INSTRUCT
lon; Chiffon, United States senator;
Rodgers. state senator, Townsend.
floater, Cooper. for congress. 81. Per-
klns. i2.
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these able speakers are receiving much
encouragement from their followers.
Hon. stump" Ashby IL to deliver
an Grafton at the Iridescent Springs on
July T. and local Democrats are en-
deavoring 10 obtain the services OF
nm able champion OF their party prlnci-
pies to meet Ashby In joint debate on
that occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Orange. Tex, June s0.--In the county
convention today delegates were in
structed for Culberson for governor;
r. M Finley, for comptroller; A. S.
Thweatt, for superintendent OF pub
He instruction; Klttrell and Henderson,
associate Justices court OF criminal APP
pe0ls. Cooper, congress, and c. l..
Goodman and H. r. Cameron for the
legislature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Special Dispatch,
ilempsteaa, Tex. June 3O.-waller
precinct instructed for Reagan. Chiffon
Hutehlson and VIM, Joseph for the
Legislature. Culberson win have to get
the solid vote OF Hampstead precinct
to carry the county.
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pcmocratie oIuh oraani,ea.

alNNlhi ipHNpNNNIt
Marlin, Tex. June so.-On the eeth
inst. u Democratic club was organized
here with large attendance. n. G, OF
tori was elected chairman and c, j,
Bartlett secretary.
Had a rousing speech from Hon.
Democracy and In defense OF the pres.
ent national administration. Popuiism,
ld TO ! silverism, ana all manner OF
natism We're denounced In atrong
terms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

To the Democracy OF the Eighth Com
gressionnl District OF Texas--A conyen.
ton OF Democrats OF said district ia
hereby called 10 meet In the city OF
Brownwood at Z D. M. July 81. 1884. 10
nominate a Democratic candidate FOR
ness as may be deemed necessary,
". o. HAMILTON,
Chairman,
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special pispatch.
corslcana. Tex. June s0-rhe taar,
OF Alf. romerish ran away with him
Yesterday, knocking HIM out and Sc
rloasly injurlng him. The little daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Hinton was in the buggy
ana e 'eired iniurles from which abe
49, ~, 1i-..a.
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speoioI Nlspatch.
Caldwell, Tex June So,- Convention
vote today was tie. which gives two
votes for Reagan and two FOR culber-
son.
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Special Dispatch,
Edna, Tex, June 9o--Edua precinct
lnstructs for governor. culberaon: at
torney-general Crane: comptroller,
Virgins; commissioner land office.
Welch; treasurer. Workman. congress,
Grain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co. Tex,
June so.--Hon Charles A. cutberaon
spoke TO a large and attentive audi
ence In the Waller hall here today. he
speaks at Pickton. this county, 10.
night. Hon. John II. Reagan speaks
here on the 9TH OF July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Press Report
Pittsburg. June SO,-The statement Of
the Pennsylvania for May shows loss
Of N,OOO0O0 on Eastern lines and $780,
600 on Western An official says the
causes are: First, the fact that In May.
1898, the Worlds Fair opened. attract
ing many thousand persons who other
wise would not have used the line; sec
ond, the coal strike, which shut off
tonnage from the mines; third the gem
ernl depression. which also seriously
affected tonnage,
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SIT, Pleasant Psiitio..


Mount Pleasant. Tex. Jun. s0.-rho
Intensity or zeal IN political discusslons
Il keeping pace with the hot weather
Hon. Cyclone" Davis and Hon Nj
Crawford are holding Joint dlscn -'4r-
in the county thlA Wank. and each ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

BY Assoelatea press.

New York, June 30.--A ,hr tw igf
offices OF the Panama tai a5 eq1
pany, Il wac said today Pa si
reduction In the pay aapl9
had gone into effect du i. 2 M"
OF May. The cut has 40 Be Hlti =
to all branches OF the s9 - "
intimatod thIt All avera uct 4
ten per cent would soon hspfne Yp~
alive. tt
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IIcnfc-- y, cnnnt,

chandler, "a, dune so, -Thcl rnr
today resulted; For governor. Rsa.a.
81; cnihersnr z, Lenhain. .. l4Ht.r
oli-gly ,uo' lester Is Isaa
=. EeH-ESherai Hsurv 81 Gran 4 glL
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YESTERDAYS BIG BATTLE.
Reagan Carries Navarro in the Sec
ond Round-cuiberSon Cap
lures Grnyson and Its
Twenty-Five Votes.

The most reliable information in pos
session OF the Gazette this morning
gives the strength Of the candidates
for governor as they will go into the
convention as follows;
For Reagan.
Henderson ...... ..... ....... -. :.
lIrimty.. - .. 81. 80 - =. .. - &c - -
haskell. - =. ..' - 80"
nHlnS ........-........... ..'...' ''''''
Live Oalt..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''
frio.. ...-... -..... ....s.....s.-''.'''' q
Bee......--........ -...... ....''.''.'',SS
Fannin.. -.x.'.s. ....'''''''.'s
Anderson. .--..-..,.... ..-s..s. s'"''''-'
Limestone. ...... ''''''
Robertson -..... -......st..'.'''''''"
Floyd .....................- .
iCrospy ...-..s'''''.''
DICKENS see ....s.. '-...'.-+''''''f,' "a
Williamson -....... .. .. $1,000
kusk see. .. =. $685."
iBurleson 49,. - =. $500.
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Dr. Burroush. for c rsn'
Special DIspateh.

Houston. Tex. June 90, he Pops
lists Of this. the First. c Eression,f
district. today nominated Dr. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Fort worth win Endenvor to Sc.
cure Return of nouors.

hemn - hhSe pAl WIFI be called In
the New sportsmen's park. on the Ar.
lington Heiehts ca. line. at o'clock
tnday Tie game Will he between tha
Fort Worth and Denver city nine Of
Fort Worth and the Texts and Paclne
nine OF Dallas
t,rt worth Dallas
Moore .,....,.. Center E,nao,.
Van Rensselar. Right field. BaFsett. 4
Naylor..-... .... Left field. HARDY. q
Atwell .,... Pitcher T.T,vbc,,,
HaNlor. Catcher Nfitcb"n ~
Thompson. Third baxe Cabell
Donovan Second base q. CASTOR
Forbey. First bsse.,.. Adams
Atkins. .,...,.S short stop Hardy. All
The game viii be hotly eca.ested.
When these teams played In Dallas two
weeks ago For Worth lost on Ia score
Of to 10. The weaknesses IN the nine
az that time have been corrected and
hey hope to win. TIE nines are WILL
Nauhed ana The scop VIII consequent.
~ iun very clole.