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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

wa passing the corner one night, and be
noticed that he street lamp WAS so painted
that the deep shadow fell GA the front gate
IL TIE lot I'm which stood the little cottage.
This was a suspicious circumstance. and he
felt surr there must be story iu DO, so be-
asked the policeman on the beat, and OF
course the policeman could tell him.
II know the girl very well said the pc
liceman "ahe WAS mad enough when they
pat the lamp GA that corner because .
made too mucE light iu thcir font yard.
The fellow WORKS over there boz tlr store,
AID Toy us.al 20 20 20 daacIug school or
something Of that kind, and when they
came home Le would sranC al the gate amy
wncro from l0 miIies ~ au hour. OF
course after the lamp war there tr c,s.du't
do &c without making show oi tir-af so
ono uightshe told me be- was going % paint
No. glass, and sure enough h- did,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

a rraa her says tlat ore time while ad-
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moral wen iu the heart az the story. uct
20 put ID as q sting into the tail Ram D.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
LANHAM'S WARM WELCOME
WACO HoNoRs THE WEATHER.
FORD STATESMAN.
A large Crowd Listen. 10 the speech
which He Deiivers-Coi. Crane
Also Makes mn Addre-s--rhe
state Political Campaign.
Special Dispatch.

special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex. May 22.-Hon. S. W. IT.
Lanham was greeted by a large and
enthusiastic audience at the city hall
auditorium this afternoon. an audi
ence which filled every part OF the
large hall and prevented large sized
audience on the outside from gaining
admission. He was In excellent voice
and trim and made strong Impression
on his hearers. While his speech was
practically that which he has been de-
livering throughout the campaign, It
was well received and at times en-
Enthusiastically applauded. The conser-
vatlve positions and utterances OF
Lanham were generally and freely
commented upon and almost uniformly
with approval. His reception today
was handsome and generous one. and
within few momonets after his ar
rival this morning he was beseiged at
the Pacific hotel with callers, steady
stream OF whom pushed forward to
grasp him by the hand. while on the
outside was a small brigade OF his sup
porters who drummed up everybody
within hailing distance to present them
TO Governor Lanham. as he was
called. The latter felt fiattered and
much impressed by the welcome given
him. The reception today demon
strates the statement OF his friends that
he win be Sin IT, in McLennan county.
Speaking with The Gazette representa-
tive today he said he was much
pleased with his reception here and the
assurances of his friends that he Will
carry this county. He looked eagerly
for The Gazette this morning for addi-
tional news Concerning Tarrant county
primaries. The statement that his
friends may likely control the deiega-
| ton afforded him great deal OF sat
isfaction. He evidently feels that he
ought to have carried Tarrant county.
He says he is opposing no candidate
and willing that every person desiring
to enter the gubernatorial campaign
as a candidate should do so. This was
all he would say concerning Judge
Reagan.
Upon the conclusion OF his speech
this afternoon he was congratulated by
hundreds who crowded around him.
The old Confederate veterans of the
city are enthusiastic over Lanhnm and
are giving him practically unanimous
support. He will speak at Marlin to-
| morrow,
Upon the conclusion of Col Ian.
hams speech Lieutenant Governor
Crane made short but effective
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
REAGAN rms omoIcn.
Many Callers ON the JudEc-rnr-
rants Primaries.


Special Dispatch.
Austin, May s2.-'rhe news from the
Tarrant county primaries occasions
considerable talk and speculation. II
was learned here this morning that the
delegates were divided, ninety-four for
Judge Reagan and nincty-siN for Lam
ham and Culberson. Some urge that
this Is defeat for Judge Reagan,
while others claim It was signal VIC
tory. The latter say that in the cleo
tion of delegates to the state conren-
ton or in the attempt TO instruct Thorn
that the opposition to Judge Rengnn
carrot be concentrated upon any one
man; that probably culberson and
f.anham win each be ready 20 hold
his molety OF the nincty-six. but that
II an attempt IL made to throw the
forces Of either Culberson or Lanhnm
TO the other that there will be n de-
fectlon sufficient TO give Judge Reagan
working majority, Il is also limited
| that the Culberson and Lanham forces,
coming from the city are the better
politicians. and that they will manage
10 Atfhlt hNIft lNhNlfF rum NiANlA NNNN7
try brethren. who may -he kept away
from the convention for various reu-
sons. To these II IL answered that II
| might not be good policy for Culberson
and Lenham 10 make too strenuous an
effort TO beat Judge Reagan In Tar
rant by means of combinations that
although. SO far as the Tarrnnt county
/ ha aehan4p
might avail. that in the long run Il
would rccoil on them; that the friendn
OF the judge might become incenscd ut
| the treatment and make squirt.
Judge Reagan continues to be the
objective point Of all politicians whc
visit the capital, He receives them
all cordially and chats pleasantly with
them, while they, almost TO a man, az
sure him that their portion Of the coun'
try is with him.
Petitions supplemented by numerous
letters are coming in, asking the judg'
to speak at different places, Will,
others urge him not to exert himself
as his friends will see 70 It that his
fences are kept up Now that all III,
other candldates have FASTENED 20 say
that the Judge liz under no obliRa.
lions or promises TO them not TO run
It Is quite likely that he win arrange
to make few speecher IN the differ
eat portions Of the state He viii
not make an active canvass IKE Gov
IIoEg did. but he will probably speak
sufficient number Of times to kooI
his ideas fresh In tho minds Of the
voters It is' likely that he VIII decide
In few days whether he viii for
mnlly announce and take the hastings
or allow the verdict TO be given OF
what has been said.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

j. w. Barbee is expected to return
from the west in u day or two.
c. NJ Payne, commercial agent of
the Cotton Belt, is in the city for
several days.
Jake Wadley, general agent Of the
Cotton Belt at Dallas, was In the city
today on BUSINESS.
j. II. White. assistant superintend
ent of the Cotton Belt. came In last
night from Commerce and returned
this morning.
G. w. Barnhart, general freight
agent OF the Cotton Belt in Texas,
came In off the line yesterday evening
and will go out again tonight.
A ticket agent who believes in saying
funny things when he is most sad re
marks that business is improving for
two men came into his office TO look
at his city directory this morning.
Mrs. j. j. Mullane. wife OF the COM
mercial agent of the Santa Fe, has re-
turned home, accompanied by her
children. after a long absence. ]. ]. NJ.
is supremey happy now, hitting the
ground in high places only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Two Important suits Tiird-G. a. II.
Post Matters.

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
BOYS MAKE A CLASSIFYING
DEAD AND pEcoMrosEp noDr OF
A BABE.
Ffshed out OF NH CreeE-The rofsce
Making nm investiGation-A New
Union Depot Cor Daiias--A Me-
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Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. May ee.--About tt;so
this forenoon, while number OF news
boys We're fishing in MIN creek. Just
below the Ervay street crossing, they
found the body OF white male child
In the water. They picked up the body,
bore Il ashore and procured a paste :
board cracker box. Into which they
placed the "hnd"
The child was perfectly formed. was
about ten inches or foot In length
and would weigh several pounds, when
first taken out OF tho water its skin
was very clear hut after IT had been
exposed to the aun for awhile II be-
gan to become dsoolored. 1t had sew
eral bruised spots on It. as if 1t had
rubbed or struck against something
In the water
The body gave forth no odor and
from It's appearance could not have
been In the water more than fcw
hours,
II had apparently been thrown Into
Mn creek quite distance up the
stream and fioated down TO where II
WAS found
Justice SHELTON, acting coroner. view
"a the body and turned II over 10 Tn
dertaiser Smith for burial.
The police department Ia az work on
the case, as It Is believed to be one
OF infanticide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
REAGAN WILL ANNOUNCE.
NE WIRES FRIENDS IN WACO no
THAT EFFECT
Special Dispatch.

Waco. Tex, May 2e,-There IS owl
IDENTIFY no longer doubt us to the POSI-
tlcn which Judge Reagan will occupy
IN the present campaign. lie win ho
candidate, according 10 the word be
sent to this city today. Late this
afternoon w. l.. Radney Of this city
received a telegram from Judge Rea-
kan stating that he dseasaD would an
nounce his candidacy this week and
that he wished to have his name placed
on the ticket at the county primaries
a week from next Saturday. The news
OF the receipt OF this telegram spread
around quickly and was discussed with
the greatest interest. The anti-Rea-
ganites here are particularly annoyed
and indulge In all kinds OF threats. The
latcncss OF the hour Of the receipt ot
the telegram has not yet afforded much
general discussion OF this latest de-
velopment OF the gubernatorlal cant
pAign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

BY Associated Press.
Little Rock. Ark. May 22,-News has
Just reached here Of bloody riot
which occurred at Forrest City this af-
ternoon. The trouble WAS brought
about over the arrest OF certain prom
inent citizens OF St. Francis county,
charged with whitecapiam. A detec-
tive by the name OF webber from
Memphis was engaged to run the white
caps down. He went 10 work on the
case and as a Consequence some thirty
or forty arrests followed. To-day Web
Der was attacked In Forrest City by
friends OF the parties he had arrested.
Shooting followed and Weber was
insiantly KILLED and Deputy Sheriff
smith was seriously wounded. Frank
German. merchant OF Palestine, il
CHARGED with doing the shooting AND
has been pIaecd under arrest The en-
lire town Is In state o. great excite
ment and more trouble may follow
at any time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Delegates to the Augusta Convention
Appointed.

Speclal Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, May 22.-The governor
has appointed the following delegates
to attend the Interstate immigration
convention to be held in the city Of
Augusta, Ga, on May 30. 1891:
For state at large. A. S. Henry OF
Navarro. Geo. +. Perry of Hamilton.
w s Robson OF Fayette.
For congressional distrlcts-First, II.
r steele of Freestone; Second. J. C.
raap,r of polk. Third. |. ]. Tilson OF
Hunt; Fourth, w. b. Sims of Marion:
Firm. r.. M. I.usk of Fannin; Sixth w.
shaw of Dallas; seventh. j. l.. Good
man of Robertson: Eighth, A. j. Hood
Of parker: Ninth. L. NJ. Mays of VIII
l,omson. Tenth. l. ]. Hamilton of Mat
agorda; Eleventh, II. N. Weislger of
Victoria; Twelfth, w. Clements of
comal. Thirteenth, T. j. McMurry OF
wise
The services are to be performed
,,,thout expense to the state.
yy,sa county today redeemed $1,000
yortb NJ court house bonds; Menard
,oso a, Funding and Colorado 800 court
80, $50 honds
,,,.,,,c noid 5000 interest due on
,'' ,nnds
iuuu'"s .,s co., rrrst company OF CAL
"e anrai stoct 1000 filed ar
instrumentation. The incorpora-
.i''eS VI -, 49, ,oora VIM schadt,
1 u ~ II Moore NJ. Lasker and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
POPS IN THE SIXTH.
They WIN Hold Their Convention In
wnxnhnchic.


Special Dispatch
Dallas. Tex. May 22.-The announce
ment that the Populist congressional
convention OF the Sixth district was to
be held yesterday at waxahachle was
an error The convention will be held
at that place on Wednesday, May 80,
Hon. Jerome c. Kearby. the Populist
chleftain, who returned today from
Wichita Falls, says:
"The Populists have the beet chance
they ever had of eleoting n congress-
man to succeed Judge Abbott. The
party has been constantly gaining
strength and Is now stronger than ever.
Prof. j. G. II. Buck, present tax oollec-
tor OF Hin county. is the only avowed
candidate before the convention to
meet in Waxahachie on the 30th in
slant, though there is n good deal Of
talk about bringing out Hon. John
veach OF johnson county. Both OF
these are good men, and either would
make good race"
In reply to the question Major Kear-
by said that he Is not candidate nor
does he expect to become one for con-
gress or any other office on the Popu-
list ticket. But the indications all
point, however, TO his nomination at
Waxnhachie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

|n.', rates will be made by the
n, a So'orado and Santa Fe railroad
~, Is meeting Of the State Teachers
|sms. in Galveston June % to 20.
NM, UP tickets will be sold for all
XIV between Virginia Point and
IN, al the rate of 4 cents per mile.
NM, en Wallace and Mlllhelm for 49,
n h., =, Millheim. including stations
H. -nSn lines. one fare for the round
|A, ricketts, viii be sold from June
4 hls us'Ve' Limited to thirty
Il. p. ue following special rates for
h.. ! ambition convention at Waco
Er,a.-A Round "trip too and from all
|R,.. within seventy ave miles of
H. ~ cents per mike; all stations
i. ~ ~ miles, SO; over 100 miles, one
IA. y we round trip. Dates OF sale,
: and e; limited June 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Special Dispatch.
ciairemont, Tex, May 22.-The DEM
ooratic convention for Kent county,
held here today, elected A. r.. Floyd
delegate to the state convention. d. e.
Pipkln delegate to congressional con-
vention, Mark Hardin delegate to SEN
atorlaI convention, q. W. Underwood.
delegate TO representative convention,
]. d. Isaacs delegate 10 judicial con-
vention, with W. d. Gamble as alter
nate.
Instructions for X. X. Leggett for
senator. A. c. wilmeth for represent
tative. No other delegate instructed,
except to judicial convention. There
was a warm contest over instruction
for district judge between the present
incumbent, c. r. Woodruff, appointed
by Gov. Hosg. and Judge Ed J. Ham
ner Of Haskell. resulting Instructions
for Judge Hammer first, last and all
the time. W. W. Beall OF Rooy. pres
ent incumbent. was instructed for dis
trict attorney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. May 22.-Garland has
become the political center of Dallas
county. and, In fact. OF this section
Of the state. Candidates believe it Is
a good thing to have their claims re-
peatedly proclaimed at Garland during
the campaign. on Saturday next there
will be another rally at Garland, and
Hon. Dudley c. wooton viii speak on
behalf OF John Cochran. AMI Col Rob
ert b. seay viii speak for Charlie cut
berson. The railroads will sell tickets
TO Garland on this occasion at one fare
for the round trip. quite a crowd will
attend the rally from Dallas.