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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
REAeAN AND WINNIE.
both Speak ut Grccnviiic TO An I'M
mensc Audience.

Special Diapatch.
Greenville. Tex. June 17.-Hon. John
II. Reagan spoke here at o'clock yes
terday afternoon to the largest crowd
that has greeted any candidate in this
county during the present campaign.
He was escorted to the courthouse by
brass band and number of prom
inent citizens, and introduced by Judge
Montrose. He spoke for two hours,
making speech that was opDlauded
to the echo and which gained for him
many friends. The courthouse was
packed with his supporters and those
OF other candidates, including many
ladies.
At the conclusion Of Judge Reagans
speech, Hon. r. NJ Wynne of Fort
Worth was introduced and spoke about
thirty minutes. paying an eloquent
tribute to the life and works OF Judge
Reagan.
The primary election takes place In
this county next Saturday and the re-
suit Is very problematical. Culberson,
Lanham and Reagan have strong sup
porters. who are working night and
day for them and 1t seems now that
the candidates are about equally d.
vided, with the chances slightly In
favor OF Culberson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

American Railway Securities Were
Again Freely Sold.

Again Freely Sold.
BY Associated Press.
London, June 1.-THE money market
during the week was very easy. No
trouble was experienced I'M getting
bills discounted at 1-l6 per cent, while
July loans We're arranged at half per
cent. a slight hardening OF rates is
possible toward the end OF the half
year, but this win be only temporary.
a large investment business was done
at the stock exchange, chiefly in British
funds, corporation stocks. home rail-
ways, and preference issues, the In
terest on which in many cases is well
below three per cent. The movements
Of foreign securitie1 We're downward.
but the changes We're small. Chillians.
however. rose 2 1-9 on investment buv-
ing. American railroad securitIea were
again sold. The chief feature was the
selling OF the securities of bankrnpt
concerns Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe was largely sold on the reconstruct
ton scheme. Four per cents dropped
. Ia Union Pacific was down 3 is
while Northern Pacific preferred, Nor
folk and Western preferred, New York
Central, Erie, Denver and Rio Grande
preferred and Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul were each / per cent lower
The others showed small declines. Ca
madam Pacific was slightly better
Grand Trunk n triile lower. Allsops
brewery shares continued to rise. or
binary advanced Ia, and preferred
9 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Work ON the Construction VIII Not
Begin Soon.

BY Associated Press.
Bluenelds, Nicaragua, June 9, via
New orleans. La. June 1.-THE Assoc
ciated Press correspondent accompa-
MED United States Commissioner Hast
lngs. who was sent by the government
to Greytown to inspect the Nicaragua
canal property. The plant and other
property was found in much better
condition than expected. Mr.. Hastings
said that It was impossible to state
when the work would really begin in
earnest. but he hoped 1t would not be
long. There is a great deal OF work
to be done before work on the canal
actually begins. The repairing. he was
confident, would be started shortly, us
all the dredges could be used again
II the work so much needed would be
begun in short time. OF course, the
dredges would need new hulls; but,
in the meantime, with proper repairs
the present ones could be made to hold
the machinery. The mammoth hulls
would have to be built In the United
States and then brought down here,
and that would take time. He had
not found the companys property in
first-class order. but 1t was In better
order than what he expected to find IT..
He had an idea that everything had
been allowed to go to ruth, while In
reality 1t had been cared for by thu
faithful employee. Gonzales.
The village of Greytown shows
plainly that the stopping of work on
the canal has played havoc with busl-
ness, and should one travel down the
main streets, could see for squares
large unoccupled stores, The few that
still struggle for an existence are poorly
patronlzed, though the town seemed
more dead than it really is, for ali
the prominent merchants have gone to
the interior. Mr.. ]. A. Pellos, owner
Of the harbor boat Colburg ana lead
ing planter is the only prominent citi-
zen LETT In the town, and he viii leave
for Managua by the 10th OF the month.
Grave rumors have drifted down from
me capital which, II true, win delay
the settlement OF the MOSQUITO nues-
ton for months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
NOIAN CnI-NTN

Sweetwnter, Tex, June t7.-The No
Ian county Democratic convention CON
Nened here Saturday with fun repre-
sentntion of every precluct In the coun.
~ Total votes in convention, 22. For
governor, Lanham received 10: Reagan.
G, The other Instructions for state
officers were Jester. lleutcnant- govern
or; Crane, attorney generals; Workman,
treasurer: Virgins, comptroller: a. j.
Baker, commissioner land Office; Car
Isle. superintendent OF public lnstruc-
ton; the vote for congress was. Cock
rell, &; Dean, II; for state senator the
county Instructed for X, -. Gage OF
Ward county, But by far the most in
tcreating fight IN the convention was
for representative OF the iO6th district.
This county has two candidates j. II.
Beall, present county Judge. and j..
w. Germany, ex-county judge OF this
county
When the precinct primaries met one
week ago Judge Beall was on ON a trip
canvassinB the northern part OF the
district and knew nothing OF Ger
manya candidacy, aud was not advised
OF any effort to prevent him from car
| rylnE his home county. Germany's an
nounccmeut was published In the local
paper here on the day before the prl-
muries met aud the primaries Them
selves had been called only a few days
before the time Of meeting and very
few people knew OF them At all
events, IN precinct No. 1 at this place
I about fifteen OF Germany's friends cap
4 tured this precinct because OF the nom
4 attendance OF Beall's supporters. which
/ gave Germany the II votes OF Sweet
1 water precinct, exactly one-halt OF the
! county convention. All the balance OF
the county was solid for Bcall, The
contest waNed warm, and bid fair tC
break up In n row at any time. but
/ after "A long discussion and secret eau
Gus the matter was settled by agreeing
10 divide the vote OF the county or
the first ballot in the representativ,
convention equally between Beall ant
Germany and thus go solid to thu
strongest man OF the two This matter
Is greatly regretted here, as both gen
tlemen are able men and have beer
formerly the best OF personal and polit
ical friends, and either would make ,
good representative, The convention
decided TO have county primaries t
nominate fun county ticket the firs
Saturday IN August This action VII
necessarily smoke out the third party
The latter have been lying low an'
PLAYING Mt "dark-lanternism' In TIL
1 county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, June 1.-THE result of
the primaries yesterday was the cause
OF very varied emotions among those
Interested here In matters political
Some are surprised others overioyed
and a few overwhelmed with sorrow.
Reagan men are more plentiful than
they have been for several weeks. They
say that the leayen has begun to work
and that the capture Of Fannin. Bell
Navarro and other large counties of
yesterday IS only precursor of what
will follow on next saturday and at
regular Intervals thereafter. But II
must not be supposed that the Culber-
son men are disheartened by the result
OF yesterday. They expected the judge
to carry several of the black land
counties and claim to have gotten all
the votes they were counting on. Nc
Can added considerably to his column.
while I.anham fell behind the rest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
rnNpnLroN Is SAFE.
lie Has Enough Votes to Insure MS
Nomination.


Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, June 1.-THE result OF
yesterdays primaries caused surprise
and uneaslness as q rule to the local
politicians. They were not counting
on Judge Reagan showing the strength
he dld. In great measure the wish
was father OF the thought and hence
yesterdays showing is doubtly dis
appointing. Many OF those who few
days ago were confidently stating that
Judge Reagan would withdraw from
the campaign in short time and that
he had lost HE hold upon the people OF
Texas are looking rather obviously at
the present status OF thu sohernatoTiai
campaign ana have come to the con-
clusion that he win be the most lmpor-
tant factor In the contest from this
time on. This feeling II expressed all
around by the statement that 'the
ncxt governor OF Texas wiz have to
beat Reagan" and with the opponents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

business Reported as Only Fair
The China Trade.

by Associated Press.
Manchester, June 17.--Business dur
ing the week was fair, though 1t was
not large In any direction. In the
cloth department prices were steady.
India placed fair orders. chiefly for the
lighter makes, for Bombay and Mad
ras. The exchange DOGGY is gradually
losing its importance. The Calcutta
inquiry is increasing. but the limits
are still mostly impracticable. The
monsoon, so far, Is quite favorable,
for an improving business. The China
business was light. and the Levant
was very quiet. South American bust
ness was hampered by unsettled prices.
Yarns continued in over-supply, and
prices were very Irregular. but mostly
easier, though nominally unchanged.
The question of proft scarcely ex-
ceeded two pence between cotton and
yarns. Some lines We're sold for In
dia and China. Home buyers con-
tinued to cover their pressing needs
only. Some mills are working only
four days week. but generally labor
is better employed than in most other
Industries.
German. spinners are well engaged
and prices are satisfactory. Reports
from France show similar condition
prevailing. The cotton Industry In Po-
land is In very prosperous condition
The mills there are paying from IL to
30 per cent dividend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
MET AN ICEBERG At SEA.
THE STEAMER ETHIOPIA mas a
NARROW EscAPe.
A Mig Hole stove in Her Dow nu'
the Damage Is Fixed and me
ship Proceeds to glasgow
Foreign News.


by Associated Press,
Glasgow, June 1.-THE Anchor line
steamer Ethiopia, Captain Wilson
from New York June 2, reported yes
terday rs having been damaged IN
a collision with an iceberg, has arrived
here. She has n large hole in her bow.
The accident occurred on the afternoon
Of June during a heavy fog. The
steamer struck the iceberg with great
force. and the water began to pour
In through the hole made In her BOWS
Oreds were given to clear away ana
lower the small boats preparatory to
abandoning the ship, but before the
tackles were cut off from the davis
Captain Wilson had pumps placed near
the spot and soon found that the
steamer was making comparatively lit
tie water. The order to lower the
boats was countermanded and the crew
wer ordered to build an artificial bulk-
bend. This was done and the bulkheau
was covered with canvas, which great
Nv checked the inflow OF water. a
number Of bags of flour, part of the
ship's cargo, were then piled up near
the hole. When the flour was satur-
nted il formed II cement like wall. AS
soon as the berg was seen the engines
were stopped and were not started
again for two days, or until the tenn
porary repairs had been affected. ON
hoard the Ethiopia were the racing
spars of the American sloop-yacht Wig
liant, which arrived at Gourock yester-
day. Two of these spars were used IN
the construction of the artificial bulk
head. Nobody was injured and the
cargo sustained little delay. The fact
that the Ethiopia ran into the Iceberg
on the afternoon of June proves that
II was the same berg that was reported
as having been seen by the Nigilant on
that day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
ARRIVE AT JAnrsly'|
One Hundred and Twsnp
Now Represss''d'

BY Associated Press.
jamestown, N. y, June Y
rival OF the Eiks from al
the country exceeds any au'
the eve of a grand lodge NJ
ever has been known IN d
the order. There are r's
lodges represented onltAs 2
over twenty states n,
are that over 400 viii sasF''g
can tomorrow. OF ihass n
SO far less than one-hi'h =
Of leaving jamestown.
body will vote BY an WI
majority in favor Of
jamestown and trAnsgc'il.ls, !
mess. The reunion ftsllese
begin until WEDNESDAY M
cations point to g large ,ls's
only from a disianee y,
lodges in the immedla's. i 4.
southern lodges, HEADED Y ~
loads. are expected IN " :
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committee on creder,ias y I, =
mission to lodges thai nv
nav their per capils "a g Y
secretary as the law r' Y.
Exalted Ruler Appsli ~
his address stating ~ T., MI
Converting the grand s ais,,s
session, to adjust ins s,' W., n
have arisen between h. q \.
nrand lodge officers apa I, 4.
calling the grand lods: 4, Y
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

by Assuclnted Press.
Rome, June l7.-Prime Minister
Crisp, whose life was attempted YES.
terday' by an anarchist named Paulo
Lega. has received congratulatory lei.
tiers from Prince Bismarck ana chan
ceilor Won caprivi The former In nj.
dispatch, after expressing his insivnas
ton at the attempt Of the wouidD Ne
assassin, said. II CONGRATULATE vo',
upon the protection OF prevalence ~
preserving your life.p IN
chancellor Won Caprivi said. 81 wac
aesply moved. rejoice that nroyis
uenee preserved your life, which az a.
pnse,ous Tor tne Prosperity OF Italy ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.
Montague, Tex, June 1.-THE fol-
lowing circular has been posted on
every school house door and at all
cross roads In the county:
"Hon Tully A. Fuller of San Auto-
Mo. candidate for attorney-general
will address, the Democrats OF Montague
county at the courthouse In Montague
on Thursday, June q, 1850 p. m.
Every voter come and hear the
principles Of Democracy ably and logi-
man"
Mr. Fuller has a large following in
this county, as they claim him as
their own candidate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

By Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, June ia terrific explo-
sion occurred at o'clock this morning
in house on Rue Royal. The interior
Of the building was completely de-
stroyed. and adjoining houses were
partly wrecked. AT the time of send
ing this dispatch 1t is not known
whether the exposlon was caused by
dynamite,or whether any persons have
lost their lives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.
Cleburne, Tex. June 17.-Veatoh and
Ramsey met in Joint debate last night
at the courthouse and made things
hum until 10 o'clock. before one of the
largest and most intelligent audiences
that has yet turned out to any political
meeting held IN Cleburne this year
j, II. Veach opened up with an hour
and quarter review of the various
questions OF the day and w. f. Ram
sey divided time with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.
Austin. June 1.-THE few additional
voting boxes heard from today do not
materially change the result MS sent
out last night. Mccall Workman,
walsh and j, u. Saycrs get instruc-
lions in majority OF boxes, virgins
leads for comptroller and Henry for
attorney-general. Later returns how
ever, show that Hornsby has good
lead for county clerk, while the race
for county judge stands. Walker, Ham
ilton and Won Rosenberg, In q ratio
OF about six, Ave and four
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
Clehurne, Tex, June 17.-Hon. W. F.,
Ramsey Of this place and John IT
Veatch OF Joshua wound up their se-
riea OF four Joint discussions over the
county to a large crowd at the court.
house last night Mr.. Veatch Is one OF
the ablest. an with some exceptions.
one OF the fairest. speakers the third
party has in the state. but all OF the
Democrats are we'll pleased with the
results OF the discussion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

c. c. Garrett 49,. -. >. :. .........tiS
For United States senator; =.
Horace Chiffon ......- ........ ......ao
For congress;
Rufus Hardy. :. ...s.'is
10 Abbott. =. ......s.s'is
William Poindexter.. :. =. :. :. =. :.
For state senator:
o. u. Colquitt.... =. - :. =. :. 49,.
For noaicr. ThIrty-ninth district; !.
II. II. Barron. - :. :. :. =, ..-.'tO
For district attorney: en-
@. W. Hardy. '''.''as.
a. II. Firmin e. =. :. :. E. :. :. ~
For majority rule In state eonNeh-
tion. 80.
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United states senate. Seth shepard;
for state senator, Perry.
The following Is the result OF pri-
mary of Harrisyille voting box;
For governor, Cnlberson: for liouten-
nnt-goVernor. Camp; for comptroller
Henderson: for and commissioner
Baker; for treasurer. Workman; for
attorney-general, Henry; for superin-
tendcnt public instruction, Carlisle; for
court OF appeals. Henderson: for court
OF appeals, ISltrell: for congress,
seventh district. NJ. j. Moore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.
Decatur Tex, June 17.-Horace Chill
ton spoke here yesterday afternoon to
large audience, The speech was In
line with speeches made at different
points, and was well received by the
people. Wise county Is beyond doubt
for Horace Chiffon against the field.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

BY Associated Press.
Paris. June 17.-It is reported here
that the Italian ambassador in Berlin
will be replaced. owing to his strained
relations with Emperor William, due
to quarrel between the ambassador
and an official who is relative of the
prnperDr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

BY Associated Press.
ottumwa. Iowa, June 17.-John Sal
Tor, his daughter, three sons and three
hired men. living near here. were pol
soned by drinking a quantity OF but
termilk which contained vegetable
poison. Investigation traced the pol
soning in the milk to pond of foul
water where the cattle had been ac-
customed to drink. All are in a seri-
Gus condition.
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specia, Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, June ia large crowd
witnessed the ball game today between
Moody and Waco. The latter won for
the INST time In all the games that have
been played between these teams
Score-Wacc. IL. Moody 4
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THE GRAADl0llI1
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BY Associated prs.,
New York. June NJ.
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land and Louise oris,s r. T |.
COMMITTEES on law IL ", Y
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strong exalted nllss ! h.
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Lueius B. Jackson sli,, !,
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mer Of Boston and a III, t
grand lodge members ~ y
New England and other II,
session today at Br9sass,
lei. making final srna.,.
holding the thirteenth s,D,
lodge meeting at Adam, n I
Tuesday, Wednesday II! X
July 10, 70 and a, TAty 4.
large majority If the slsaa
Ders win be there at tAs n.
the grand lodge. A sp.,eI
leave jamestown, csrr,Is, !.
bers from the West sna I,
In time to be at The rer.,.' y
The Atlantic lodge has s,l
sive preparations for he ~ =,
of the visiting members ~
OF grand trustees has nv, 4
ment TO all member d Y.
lodge in which it says
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nate controversy which VI, A
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sonalltiss ard strenu5u.s 4
to maintain and uphold III \
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our position. We have III
upon and have persls,tn.ly 4
indulge In the tactics d lhsp
the methods Of those vla II
support an unjust cause
our course has been 81
the committee on laws and "a
approved by nine-tenths Il n
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for the last time that aty "a
grand lodge members al IN
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sion will convene at Atliit l
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continue until It's work 3 4
although no important iasi|
be transacted until Wsdn,s
20. And we hereby warn all 4
members Of the grand lodt. i
from participating In all
session at jamestown o. iir|
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it's funds. We are the g1'1|
controlling power VI ths Il
and will perform the dutts I
upon us by the laws Of ne I,
laws Of the country to ~ 1
most letter,and this wsvill|
fear OF favor having only !. /
presentation and pressrlIlr|
3. p. o. Of Elks."
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By Associated Press.
Washington. June 1.-THE body OF
the late Hon. Thomas NJ. Bayne was
taken to Pittsbnrg tonight. leaving this
city at 7lO. over the Pennsylvania road
IN special car. accompanied BY Mrs.
sayne, Hon. John Dalzell. Hon. Will
lam Stone. Mrs. Martha Tease sister
OF inc deceased, and Mrs. Ewing. wife
OF Gen. Charles Ewing The funeral
VII take place from the residence Of
sirs' Tease at Bellevue, and the inter
Ment VIII be at Union cemetery, Allie
gheny City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

l'onden' June i7,-Dr. Percival, INNS.
Ter Of Rugby. preached In Westmins,sr
abbey tonight. taking as his text. ..A,a
Ny Brothers Keepergr In the course
OF his sermon he referred to Lord Rose
, 9sss , S1lS horse racing. and said mat
CAM 49,, Moslo appeared 10 have
WI" as motto. When an Eng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

fish nobieman patronized the turf. with
Its weedy growth of dishonesty and
degradation simply to crafty a feeling
for excitIment and did not use an effort
nor stir n finger to reform II. 1t came
under the same condemnation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

By Associated Press.
Madrid. June 17.-Prlme Minister Sa-
gasta has announced to the senate
that II the commercial treaty between
Spain and Germany Is rejected, the
cabinet Will resign, or the corte2 will
be dlssnlNel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18
4 lonEAI fpIII

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Could ] but speak i 4 ~ !.
'Twould M ths XXI ~ 4
Each DAY her pee !, ~, ,,t' 4
Her sometimes s !, ~ Is /
And / must slt nllsos,ns,tsI css|
The smiles ma. n~s.rht ti n
And mummuf
Could / but SPEAK ~, Y I. ~.
speed on--ilo, q, VIZ ss- ,ldaiiI''
She holdeth SUI Y s55 ~
But. ahl some DAY lI,, y, II X,
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The dummy aipns---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Pittsburg, Tex. June i7.-camp coun-
~ precinct convention met today and
instructed delegates TO the county con-
ventIon as follows; For governor
Culbcrson; for Encouragement. Henry;
for treasurer, WORKMAN; for land COM
missioner. Dodd; for United States
senator. Chiffon; FOR congress- Shep-
pard; for district attorney, GLASS; for
representative, j, d, Bass Jr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Lecsburg, Tex, June 1.-THE result
OF our precinct convention yesterday
is as folows For governor, Culber-
son; Acknowledgement Camp; attor-
ney-general, Henry: comptroller, Hem
derson; land commissioner Dodd;
treasurer. workman; congress, j. l..
Sheppnrd; representative, ]. ID. Bass.
We also Endorsed Horace Chiffon for
United States senator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Special Dispatch.
Center, Tex, June l7.--Judge James
I. Perkins. a candidate for congress Of
this district. addressed large audi.
ence at the courthouse in this city.