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, 1894-06-04
Fir cine Sebrerinnen. D eniionsfa6e.

Sir cine Sebrerinnen.p . nftonsfofe.
8et Dem 9oliseic6ef iprab beute &Ors
mittag cine Delegation bon 2ebrertnnen
Dor, I'm ii3 BEL ibm nucb Dem 8lane, mach
Dcld1em Sic 8eniionSfalie Der 8olt3et oerz
paltet miro, 3l ertunOigen. Die @ebrertn7
men tragen iib ndmlt9 nit ber 4bli6t,
ebcnfaas cine 8cniionSfaiie mach benz
Wtuiter Der YoGi5et- BeniionSfaiie 81 grllnz
ben. Der 8oltseibef CAB ben 0arnen be-
reitmtatait ale 6tn8er8eige, Die bon tbnen
getpiinibt nuroen.
, 1894-06-04
0eAnet nit KoppeIbolSen ab.

9tac6oem 6enrD 8allenger tpegen tpieberz
boiler &u6eit0run9 aus ser 8irtbfcbaft
bon 8eter @eiien, $40. 291 Wticbi9an Str,
btnaus9eDteien porben mar, macbte er ieiz
ner g8utb ba0ur6 2uft, OaB &c einen eiierz
men &oppeIbol3et Ourcb bas S5aufeniter
Der g8irtbi6aft ibleuOerte un6 einen Stein
foIgen ltcB, Welder ben Spie9cl in Dem
2otal 3ertriimmerte. @etien CAB ben Ser
luit Dor 3tt9ter &erlten beute Wtorgen auf
$75 an, un0 GaIen9er purbe inter $500
8iir9idaft Dem GrimtnaI9eri9t iberz
nteien. ...l.4.
, 1894-06-04
gilbert g8o(ff p~erIcbqffte ii6 am Tr,

tag tri6 9e9en 9 ltbr in 9tbwcienbeit Der
SamiGie @in9ang IN bic @obnung bes S.
B. Mfarl6, 234 @aibinolon 8ouleoar6
uno itabl bort &%leibun9Sitltde i'm 0ertbe
bon $15. Sci benz 8eriub, bteielben s1t
oeritlbern, tpurbe 8OIff, ba ct iib iber Sos
8eliBrecbt ntbt 9ebOrig au8tpeiien tonnte,
perbaftet. SpGter fam Wtarib mach 6et
0esplainesftraBen : Station unb ibenttftz
cirte bort Die 8Olff a%bgenOmmenen &leiber
ais bic %ietnen. 8olff nur6e beute bon
9}icbter 9oDle unter $500 8ir9icbaft benz
@rimlnaIgeriht iiberwielen.
, 1894-06-04

2tn Ser 6aliteOltraBe, 8ptl9en 6er
@larfitraBe unb Der Gpaniton Qlpe., tpirb
in ben nGcbiten Sagen nit Oer llmpan6z
lung Der 6orttgen 8ferDe6abn in eine
S~roueDz8abn begonnen tperOen. Die Nrz
belt fol- bis Wfitte Suit ferttg perOen.
, 1894-06-04

&aiier 0itbeLm bat ser @eograpbiz
iben @eiell6aft III Berlin 6en 8etrag BON
10000 Wtarf CUR 6erauSgabe zines g8erfeS
uber Die Neutrality-suspicious. Grge6niiie Der
bon Der @eleui6aft nit llnteritiiBung Ser
Sarl Sitter tiftung Deranitalteten @r0nz
mi s@Cpebition itberpieien. 9urc6 oieies
@naOcngeidbenf ALIEN tpirb ~iiber6aupt crit
Die SerauSgabc beS @erfeS ermOglidbt.
Die Terttgiteuung beS @erfeS ptr6 stpei
Sabre lang Sic poQe QrbeitSfraft oes Qetz
ters Der Expedition, bes t6rn. p. 0r1galsft,
iOtpie ieineS 3oOGogti9 8ebil6eten 8egleie
ters, beS 6rn. b. 6ODen, in Qtnlpru9
nebmen.
- 2luS NnIaB Der @ermG6Lung Ser 8rinz
5eIiin Solefine BON 8el9ien nit benz 8rine
gen &arl bon 6Oben5ouern pir6 cine Qlms
neitte e%rlaiien. Ollie @elbitrafen bis 100
6rancs, ale ni9t 4 8ocben iberibrettenz
observation-disclosures, perben undergraduate
gen. Nnf lln~OrOnung beS S0nig8 trat ioz
gIetcb nab Ser &ermdblurig 9rin3 gilbert,
Ser Sobn Oes @rafen bon Slanbern unb
titl1fttge S%brOnfol9er 8elgien5, cine &unbe
retie al, nm it6 an ben Soften in Berlin,
&open6agen, gctersbur9, @tcn unb &Om
perlonltb D0r3ulteuen.
, 1894-06-04
Gin SebpnSmii0er.

SIN ieiner @obnung $40. " Brigham
Str. eribOB iib 2(uguit 6atnter beute
WtOr8en nm II lthr. 2lr6eitsloltgtett lou
ben Wtann in ben SOB 9etriebeE BADEN.
, 1894-06-04

8rdiieG, 3. SUM.
Wttt GROCER @ncr8ie unb Qebbaftigfett
lperoen BON allen garteien bic 8orar6eitcn
ttr Die III pter9ytonaten it~attfiu6en6eu Mabz
, 1894-06-04

Potts, 3. Stunt.
Die bon ben S~o5ialiiten bea6ii6tigtc
&uao9ebun8 sur @rtnnerung an bic o8luz,
tt8e g8obe Der Gommune", bic beute auf
Dem TrteORofe Bere Ga G5atie ltattftn6en
loute, lit auf8e8eben tporoen. 0ie 5osiaz
aLtlten mdebten 5tpar ben &eriucb, an6erSmo
8erlammlun9en ob5u6alten, Bic 8oIt3ei
lobrttt jeOocb ~oa8egen Elm unb unterbrifte
Dieiclben.
, 1894-06-04

Ser 8unbe8bompfer San TranciSco"
TT BON 8luefielbS bier a1gcfommen.
Die boieIbit beftnbIitben nicaraguaniz
1ben &ruppen nerben, fats @ngIan0 eS
perlan9en ioQte, ob3ieben. SIS Derribt OieG
Hn5utrteoenbeit, 9te San SranciSco"
lllmnt &o6len Elm un6 berettet ii9 fir bic
Jtudtebr no9 8IuefieloS por.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
Il REnIEE WORK.

The Committees Store Room will be Open
To-dny--Tho Mattcr of yyorh.
Tae store of the citizens relief COM
mittee was closed yesterday, but will
be open to-day to issue provisions. etc.
Charitably disposed persons should
sendi in their donations now, when they
are most needed. The committee had
to buy a number of articles yesterday,
and at this rate the cash in the treasury
will not last long.
Thirty-fye of the fifty men who got
tickets on Tuesday worked for b
board OF public works yesterday. Yes
terday afternoon tickets were again
issued to twenty-five men for work to-
day. The men are employed in grad.
ing a road from Main street north OF
Jonathan's ravine.
Members of the board OF public works
gave it out yesterday that they did not
know of enough prospective sewer work
to make an estimate to the committee
on finance as directed by the city coun-
Gil Tuesday night, and they desire that
members OF council who want sewers
constructed in their respective wards
let the board know of such prospective
work at once SO q complete report can
be made to the nance committee next
Monday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
Zinc Entertainment.

Upchurch Lodge 20, A. o. y. W. held.
a rousing open meeting last night at
their lodge rooms in the Odd Fellows
building. The committee on enter
tainment presented an elaborate pro-
gramme, which was greatly enjoyed.
No numbers were omitted, and, in fact,
more were given than had been prom
ised. a great feature, not on the pro-
gramme, was the recital by Brother
Kline, OF Pittsburgh, of Daughter, I've
Nothing To Say" It was simply i'm
mense, and brought down the house.
Every number deserves special mem
ton, but the length OF the programme
precludes that. One must not, however,
refrain from alluding.t to the beautiful
vocal solos OF Mrs. Ryan and Mesars.
Heyman and Clemans as we'll as the
instrumental selections of Mrs. Blowers
and Mrs..Loftus, all OF which received
hearty encores. Just after the rendi-
ton of number nine of the programme
a surprise was sprung. In a few we'll
chosen words Master Workman Atkin-
son presented the retiring master work
man, Brother G. w. Conner. with an
elegant solid gold A. o. u w. watch
charm. bearing the following inscrip-
ton. "Charles W. Conner, ?. NJ. w.
From Members of Upchurch Lodge No.
so, a. O. U. W., Wheeling, w. Va"
Brother Conner was completely
..stumped." but quickly rallied and re-
sponded in an appropriate name Tho
meeting closed at 1880, and every one
went home pleased and enlightened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11


n Washington o.. c. letter says, that tho
post-ofice authorities at Washington report
that one firm in Butfalo-theW Worlds Dispen-
one hundred thousand dollars 100000 for.
stamps alone, in carrying on their extensive
proprietary business. This is more than al
tho banks and newspapers of Buffalo COM
bined spend for postage.
Here's a firm which has grown, step by
step, through many years to greatness. The
reason for this wonderful growth has been
that they have faith in what they sell, so
cure, they don't ,uant your money.
For many years they have been selling DR..
Pierce's remedies-one, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, for regulating. and in
tho other, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
tho hope Of weakly w~omanhood, and they've
been sold for years, solo by the million bot
ties; sold under a positive guarantee of
refunded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
0 GAME.
Totals ......42 u G 1876
roland Reeds Leading Lady.

In the last act of dakota" Miss Isa-
dore Rush appears in a dazzling gown
that calls forth an almost audible "Oh"
from the audience when its wearer
makes her entrance. It is made of
pearl bridal satin, embroidered in silver
and gold beads and %spangles. 1t is cut
with an Isabella waist, the entire cos
tune, in fact, being a faithful repro
duction of a court reception dress worn
by Queen Isabella.
The design was taken by Miss Rush
from an ancient and:valuable miniature
in the possession of Tiffany at New
York. Wheeling people will soon have
an opportunity to see this famous cos
tune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
no complete ORGANIZATION.

Attention is called to the meeting of
Wheeling Lodge No. %, y. Q. y. W..
which takes place at Odd Fellows hall,
Friday evening, the 18th inst, and is
.forsthe purpose.of efecting the organi-
cation of that body. It is desired that
every charter member be present in or
der that the deputy grand master-worll-
manscan5smake his full and coSaplete
report to the grand lodge. All charter
members who desireeto get in at charter
rates will present themselves promptly.
at 1880 O'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
WAS NOT SURPRISING.
Tho PRESS Club pefeated by the Calumet

Last evening at "Fetty's Harvest
Home" alleys the Press Club and the
Calumet Club bowling teams met and
the newspaper boys were "done UP" for
two straight. The former team could
not muster it's full team and conse-
~qrently went into the game with GER
tain defeat staring them in the face.
Lang, for the Calumets, did the best
work in The first game. The score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

PRov1DE yourself with a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and SO have
the means at hand for contending cue
cessfully with n sudden cold. As an
emergency medicine it has no equal,
and leading physicians everywhere
recommends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

NOT n Fur Cape of our own in stock, but
until january 10 we offer n largo shipment
from n New York furricr ut prices that
should not leave n single ono to be re-
turned. GEO. NJ. SHOOK co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
FIRST GAME

The second game showed a brace up
on the part of both teams. Colmar, for
the Press Club, made 269 pins, hest
score OF the evening. T%ruschel, for the
Calumet team, made 26S, and Marie,
Lang and Heiner all did excellently.
The score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
shcetinc and sheets.

40 by So Pillow cases. - cents.
40 by So Pillow cases, 10 cents.
46 by Sc Hemstitched % cents.
63 ~ 90 Sheets, hemstitched,50 cents.
81 by so Sheets, .hemstitched,55 cents.
70 by 80 Sheets, hemstitched 50 cents.
~ by 90 Sheets, hemstitched,73 cents.
SI5by 80 Sheets, hemstitched, rs cents.
These goods are made with Pinch
hem and are warranted.
II. EMsHEIMER,
Is and 20 Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

"What caused your bookkeeper's
downfall?" Lost his balance ."-Roch-
ester Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

nary 10 aSIarSe Shipment Of Eur. Cnpcs
thatwilI be sold at less than cost of man
u~facturc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
nrv 10, 1891. ut tho homeo OF the bride. Clar-
irgton, Ohio. by Rev. J.D. Berges, Mr.. FRANK
BooTff. OF Wheeling, W. Va 10 Miss EMMA
LoBENsTEIS. of Darlington, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

STONE THOMAS Big Remnant Sale
tomorrow. Road nd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
.AN INDIGNATION MEETING CALLED

this Evening to Protest Against.
the step-What it is Estimated to
of Living on the Island-What the
Island People Say about the Matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

READ the INTELL1GENcER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

READ the INTELLIGENCER's Special Art
Portfolio offer o page three to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

n SEoII-ANNUA una Sale to-mor-
row, Fridny. Tend Stone& ~honlas' q
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READ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special Art
Portfolio offer: or: pageEt three to-day.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
mRcHIMlsTS.
MACHLNERY.-
CARGrHERS s. HOWE.
111z Nnaln street

~, ,o,,oo IN stoclS at the present time Tho fol-
Iow;nn. Honessecond hand Horizontal Engine
and Boiler.1 One second hana Aem e M ~
f tand Engine and Boiler, g II 7. One
s~annndEhand Skinner Engine and Soiler;lo ~:
SEW .ccnn5 -inud Fisher Engine and Boiler 10
n I = . Observation-Disclosures Spence Traction Engine
and BoilGr.E1 10 Ii Ono second hand h = ?, ives
I1cfsar5 unfoI5LsS3L One second hand Hort.
sonta1 Tubular39ias;, ~ R f5o,io, on isee9 One
iai: :. emo Automatic Engine and Roiler,2 u.P.
Ono new skinner Engine. 70 Il r
EAcenr American Feed Mater Heaters ~ tne
made ofsoperscent agents snediker y Cars.
Powerful Y Fans.
wAREKoC ON, 1853 HAI e EEi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
A WASHINGTON LETTER.

Ono Firm IN Buffalo Spends NIoEo.
QEoncy nt the Buffalo P~Ost-ofRtce
than ell tKio Esanks and NegVB. 7;
E=rrg- hEF-.Y &, arg q n HH1f hi ~ 4. H..-E.-T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
THE NEW TOLL RATES

Over the Bridges Cause a "Holy
How'll on the Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
PLUMBING, ETC.
TRIMBLE & LUTz.
Supply House.
AID GAS FITTING,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING.
a FuntLinc of the Celebrated
Snow aud Marsh Steam Pumps
80 Co,..ontIy an uon5

5 and 1909 0Iarket Street, Wheeli@s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11

from 10 to is per cent.
One Of the directors of the Wheeling
Bridge Company was asked, Suppose
the city were to condemn your bridge
for public purposes, and make it freeT,
sEThe company would be glad OF it."
he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Dallas, Tex Aug, IA recruiting
Office was opened yesterday on com.
mcrce street next door TO the civ
han. by First Lieutenant j, a. papray
and Corporal c. II Anderson OF The
Twenty-third regiment. United stotcs
Infantry
Lieutenant Dnpray has lately been
IN eharse OF the recruiting office nj
Fort Worth The lout Anant ma M
once one, sprung in favor with ,ho young
by the score.
corporal Anderson said that II was
uncertain how long they would remain
IN Dallas, but Il was probable thlt ihIs
Wpulu DO made permanent rec,uitirg
station There are not many triist.
lnents now, he said, as the ciesa OF
men from whom tho nriny rr.s ia
greatest number OF recruits are farm
harvest work, "''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Albany, shackelford Co., Tex, Aug
.4-The county convention at this place
today instructed as follows: For gov
ernor. Lanhem, first choice: Culberson.
second; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. w.
Camp; attorney-general. Crane; land
commissioner, Mr.. McGaughey. first
choice; Baker of San Angelo. second.
COMPTROLLER, Findley OF Tyler; superin-
tendent of public instruction. Carlisle;
treasurer, w. B. workman. fudge Of
the supreme court. Gaines. Brown and
Hume: court OF civil appeals. Davidson,
simlSins and Henderson; for congress.
Cockreil first choice. Dean secon i I.
state senator Hunt first choice; Gage
second; for representative they 20 UNI
instructed.
Delegates to the state convention
We're appointed AS follows: l.. IL. nm.
James Melton. j. r. Warren. Captain
June Peake, j. A. King, NJ. d. Bray'
J.. NJ. Keaner, VIM. Powell. w. O.
Moody. j. A.W, Matthews. Sam Webb
j 9. Dodson, Captain S. q. I.arehe
G w. zug, Ell Meyer. The convention
voted and Instructed their
delegates in favor OF majority rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

WHcO Tpv Am, nj, =
M a.. 60. aus 4'-lhe Democrats
"e seventh congressional district
VIII hold their convention at tho ci,v
hall next THURSDAY ''
The cor,,a,,,,... .',,
ona,r . se'.''on VIII be a very tame
bnr 20 compared to that which "a num-
Con ua o1her districts are experiencing.
be S 1,ssnitn Fendleton VIII, of course,
II is not known whether or n6t he ,,iii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

navarro on the majority ronor, M.
e,-crt,,.. q, 70 Your reporter vecteris,.
clnI ~ only differ with The tiran
whar pi..nh Of the minority report ~,
, wrinsre II expresses the ratio Of IL y, VI
une may develop that a rata oT ~ :.
~. ADVISABLE. but at present I th,, ~
49,, 1 am bi-metallist ma ~, ~
,hsi'y q silver. favor the ca, ~
Va as adopted In the stnte nlatsn,s,' 50
~ ~ iehves the question OF a ra,ta ~
VIII demand" eNneuienoy
- navarro county is silver c,,,.....
In -. carried Navarro county twice
a a." nns hrst primary Reagan reeeiv..i
a pi,u,saiity OF $50 votes over tho Other
,h ,ai and In the second nr,nar,,
,s g carried the county by a main,if,, -
~. ~. Nltn all combinations nroinat ~,
my sold men included. Hardv cs,,ai i,
~, tor congress. carried ina cn,,,',,,
~. ~ a majority Of 1871. Hardy cn,.rie5
VIC county by a school house con,,s.a
nhu told the Democrats OF tha cn,,n,..
~ would get on a silver pintforn, ;s
uIey put him on it. But when ~
county convention met he nsraS ~ w
ae , friendly toward him, and MS
craze. was LOT the gold
there Is anything but sntlsfactio,
WIN the way the Navarro county deIe'
sation voted and IT would MOI tnla
lpnR 10 get up large indIpnatin,
meeting In this city than they had a.
Dallas yesterday. 'N a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

waco Tex, Aug. 4--wlth the an
proach of the state convention tho
probable action It Will take upon the
record Of the national administration
Is receiving great deal OF atten-
Ton here. The fights which are oe-
curing in the congressional conyen-
TONS on the subject OF platforms ia
taken by many to mean that The state
convention VIII be the scene of the
biggest kind of a tight on this Dues
ton. This seems 10 be the belief Of n
number of well-versed party workers
and politicians.
BY some 1t is stated that Governor
Hosg and Judge Reagan will lead the
hght against an Endorsement OF the
uuinlnistrailon, and that they viii COM
mana large following in the effort.
Others profess 10 be confident that
a ringing Endorsement of he admin.
istratlon viii be adopted. Taken al
together, II ia largely believed that
there Is fun ahead ON This question
when the convention meets
James /. Moore. a prominent Demo-
erat aud worker speaking II this to-
day, said: II don't see how the CON
Yenuon IS going to agree IN this ques-
tion. The Democracy of TeXaa "a ala
metrically opposed on the silver oues-
ton and believe an agreement is i'm |
possible. This qurAtion should lie set /
tied ana settled for good. ! believe |
the convention viii split wide open and |
under the circumstances / rather IA
vor this and the fighting Of the ques-
ton to n finish. This is the rnly way
II can be settled. Let them split.
believe II Is necessary and IN .he end
Will be the best thing that could hap
PEN"
In the event OF a split such as he
inlks Of. Mr. Moore seemed to think
The Pops might be more than danger
rus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Terrell, Tex. Aug. 4.-Thc rain has
been falling at intervals for three dnvs
but for the last twonty-four hours If
mas been almost continuous. At this
time there is cooling breeze 80 thnt
coat is not at an unpleasant the
wet weather has created alarm nmonr
farmers regarding the boil worm,
whieh has been doing some damnge
me sharp shooter has been punctir-
ing the bolls for several DAYS pnst.
ana In some localities the bolis hnve
been falling, but In u good mnnv IN
stances the bollR are already opening
anu some think there Is not much
uhmaEe from the worms. EXCEPT TO Inc
Second crop Of bolls.
u was expected to have the caddo
bridge on the Midland ready to cross
over today. but the rain camo ana
stopped the work when II only laoked
Few hours Of finishing. When once
across the caddo track laying vim 70
to Greenvllle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Nlhnsboro, Wood Co. Tex, Aug. a. -
AT the Democratic primaries today ,his
box gave culberson for roverno,. ooe
Reagan 20; for lieutenant-governor,
camp 81. Kealry iO5, Jester 20; attor.
hey-seneral. Crane 1876, Fuller "a; comm
trol,er, Henderson POS. Finley 10. lana
ONCE Dodd 10, Baker 10: superlntend-
ent, Carlisle 169 Thweatt 81, iustice
Gaines 2SO Brown 2O5. Steadman $50.
criminal appeals, Hurt 1Ss. Davidson
~. simlSins 1874, Mcclellan CT, CON
S eg hllsore Sc. Yoakum So Mccord
oS' stale senate, Stafford 81. Prlest la.
80. 49, Aehurieks
The convention indorsed President
SleVeiand's use OF troops at Chicago
ms iight for tarif1 reform and for non,
est money. Resolutions. being strong
Tor MIN In his policy, carried by a good
majority. Voted down a free coinage
Mineola, Tex. Aug 4,-In the Demo-
cratic primary held here today this
pleSinct up TO this hour shows that
poth Reagan for governor and AcCord
Tor congress are ahead by very large
majority. II, w Finley for comptroII-
er, ~. u. Dodd for land commissioner
ana j. NJ. Hurt, Il, j. Simkins and w
l.: Davidson for Judges of the court
or criminal appeals, are also in the
read by handsome majority
The precinct convention met and an
pointed delegates for the county con
Nentlon and repudlated the national
democratic platform OF 1892 on the
money question and declared Tor the
free coinage of silver at a ratio of 10
TO 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Gainesville, Tex, Aug. 4.-The coun-
ty convention met today at 10 o'clock
in the courthouse. 1t was called to
order by Chairman Leonard. Hon.
Jesse @. Murrell was elected tenn
porary and permanent chairman. The
convention instructed for Culberson
for governor and Hon. C. l.. Potter
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was enthusiast
cally indorsed NJ. NJ. Crane was in
structed for attorney general. Judges
7. j. Brown, r. h. Gaines and N. A.
Stedman were instructed for.
The convention also elected delegates
To the state, senatorial. congressional
and Pictorial conventions. Hon. j. w.
Bailey received instructions for con-
gress and his course In the national
congress was indorsed amid the great
est enthusiasm. Hon. j. d. Brown OF
sherman for senator and Hon. Alvin
g. Ousley for floater also received the
instructions of the convention.
Hon. w. w. Howeth was elected
chairman OF the county Democratic
executive committee for the ensuing
two years.
The delegates go uninstructed as to
other state officers than those named
above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Dallas, Tox.. Aug. ia special oioe-
'ion was held today IN the city ana
county ON the proposition to loyy a
special tax of 10 cents on the 500
property valuation TO be used In tho
Improvement OF the county roads,
me election was very quiet ana voi,y
rev Votea We're polled IN the city.
IRON the latest reports the tsx "a
Overwhelmingly beaten throughout mo
county though this city went for il
one ward ia the city. The Fourth
Went against the tax, which pollei
fourteen for and twen-scven agninat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Cottonwood, Tex. Aug. 2.--Mrs. Mat.
no Rust OF Merkel IS visiting her IA
ther s. S. Ramsey. this week.
capt John r. Work or Brownwood
and family are the guests OF w I
MoGowen for few days.
The Gazette now has nbo,,+ ,ht.,..
subscribers here and Is rrowinr ~
popularity every day. owinr. ia fat.
uea,lng ana hold stand for Texos
Eluer farrell Of Dallas VIII beesi, a
series or sermons here the 2bth insi
eoL FRANK c. Abbott, brother =,
20 sapn, 90 Abbott. has been seriouslv m
syrn per Two months. but he, 10 the
now able TO be on foot. ana IN