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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16
viii FIGHT 70 A FINISH.
- rs AN IMPORTANT DAY IN
TEXAS POLITICS.
last one-EiEhth of the Votes in
s,ute Convention TO be Chosen.
n,dse Reagan speaks at BON
han,--Other Political News.
s,,sIsI dispatch.

social Dispatch.
| corslcana. Tex. June 15.-Judge John
= Reagan addressed the largest au-
1,rce that has been assembled In Cor
.,aua during the present campaign
!, he cotton compress this evening.
~ discussed the interstate commission
m the Texas railway commission
nd the benefits to accrue from them
"a his connection with the Texas
.-mmlsslon: referred to the expressions
| 4 The many newspapers In favor OF
N. retention upon the committee. He
"a these papers were the ones that
rest bitterly opposed rgilroad COM
'.lssion after the ad 1ption by the people
| 4 Texas OF an amendment to the con-
|snution providing for commission
n regulate freight rates, and opposed
|ucst strenuously the administration
Ehlch had endeavored to carry out the
~ sentiment of Its people. These are
HI ones. he said, who are clamoring
II his retention on the commission,
"a they are the ones who would bo
Mft uTsk To Ills uICtltInOnl=
Ina removal In case of his defeat
He touched upon the allen land law
Ind Its necessity, proclaiming that IL
Mould create an interest In country
Ira home and loyalty to government.
His exposition of the financial ques-
Mn was ably discussed and well re-
7syed. He said: II have been ac-
Irsea Of abusing the Democratic ad-
Illustration. / have never said ona
kord in denunciation OF the Democratic
I aminlstration in so far as 1t has ad-
taed to the Democratic platform, but
khsn 1t goes on the Republican plat
Norm and with John Sherman, then
Itnounce 1t. but not until II does this
n pass word of condemnation.
|Ineneyer the administration does this,
hen II will not meet the appreciation
n two-thirds of the Democratic repre-
Intatives In congress"
As he was closing his argument on
IL financial question, Judge Reagan
.,ok drink of water from the pitcher
Il table ON which sat large bou-
tust OF flowers presented by an adj
hiring friend. AS he drank from the
fl,ther a cheer went up and some wag
Yelled, "Hurrah for Hogg." and the
kpplause that followed was deafening.
Ne presented the abuses OF the pro-
lrtlye tariff. and favored the adoption
Il the income tax, and opposed the
trwrnment ownership Of railroads and
lsegraph lines.
A delegation from Athens. Hender-
{an county, came over this morning
L hear the old Roman. They brought
hin them the Athens band and the
rdslcana band was secured by tho
tgdges admirers to discourse music
~ the occasion. Judge Reagan's
friends are very confident OF carrying
navarro county for him in tomorrow's
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FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
ITEMS or NEWS FROM ouR OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.


Weatherford, Tex. June ib.-Thr
Ho~- Horace Chiffon. candidate for the
United States senate. arrived yester-
day morning and addressed the PEG.
pie OF this city and county on the
political issues OF the day, and gave
his Views ON current political topics.
lie made splendid EFFORT and We
trust he may be successful In his race.
The following gentlemen passed
satisfactory examinations before the
board Of pharmacy, to-wit: y. II. Bany.
NJ. D.. wcatherford n. It. stone.
ltasca. II. N. snoddy. Gordon; w. s,
conaster. Palo Pinto; II. s. Pitts. Bra.
EOS; W. t. Hearty. Whit; c. p. Potta.
Whit; j. w. II. Plumley. springtown;
William c. Hale. Thorpe Springs: oil
lie Mopes. Mineral wells. and w.
Hatchel, Weatherford.
Emma Crawford OF this city has
been granted a pension by the gov.
ernment.
a business meeting OF the Christian
Endeavor society was held during the
week at Mrs Whittaker'a.
A firm OF business men from Gle
burnc will occupy the old stand OF
Baker Poston a Co, on tae east side
OF the public square.
The Knights OF Pythias OF Weather
ford lodge will leave for Mineral Wells
Monday ana establish n lodge at that
place,
Miss Pollie Cavenar daughter OF w.
NJ, Cavenar, residing four miles south
of the city. aged rs years, met with
serious accident this morning A
young man named Holmes called at
her fathers house TO 40 on squirrel
hunt with one OF her brothers, and
while handling n 22-cnlbor rifie dis
charged the piece, pointing II out OF
C south door. In which the young lady
was standing. The ball entered tho
right side OF her face. tearing away
her front upper teeth. The wound
though not dangerous. "a, we learn,
quite painful. and the only wonder II
she escaped with her life. DR. w.
l., Simmons was called In, rendering
the needed medical assistance The
gun was thought to hive been I'M
loaded.
Messrs, A. A. Messcr and ]. j. Kane.
architects, OF Fort Worth nre in the
city today In consultation with the
Wentherfod college trustees sun
pose ench OF the gontlmcn may sub.
mt plans and specifications for the
proposed new addition Co the college
building.
The store OF Butts Bros. was en-.
tered last night by burglars and goods
TO the amount Of SEQ were stolen. No
clue as yet To the thieves.
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THE MIG FIGHT TODAY.
Much Depends Upon the Result
Anxious mt Waco.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex. June l5.-The politicians
here are much interested In the prlma-
cided changes in the situation when
the results from all these primaries
are made known. The opinion pre-
walls that Judge Reagan must carry
several OF the counties II he is TO re-
main candidate and considerable anx-
iety is apparent concerning the results,
The anti-Reagan element declare that
Lanham and Culberson Will divide up
the counties, leaving a few votes for
Reagan and profess the belief TINT
the latter viii soon withdraw from the
contest. This talk goes on incessantly.
Where fear was expressed short
time ago concerning the result of Rea-
gan's candidacy conhdent feeling that
he will be beaten now prevails. The
reasons assigned are many. but the
chief one Is that his candidacy has
aroused no enthusiasm. and that II
IL viewed by too many as inoppOrtune.
Judge Clark was asked to express him
self on the outlook, hut he IL main
tanning a resolute silence, and refuses
TO discuss politics. I'm keeping SIN"
he snys. land have nothing to say
This answer also expresses the po-
sltlon of Chairman Baker and also that
OF many OF the close friends OF each
az the rentlemen On the subject Of
Judge Reagan's candidacy. however,
there are few prominent or sefni-prom-
inent Democrats OF the city who VIII
not talk. II Is either for or against
the old man. and vigorously, too. Next
sunday morning a large number OF
good cltizens viii wake up with the
query. whats the resultY'
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|
Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. June iS.-Bright Eyes.
the Dallas favurite and champion well
terwcight OF Texas. who Is matched to
meet Billy BebDs, the champion wcl,er-
weight OF Montana. Ia iinlsh contest
at Abilene. Tex. tomorrow, Tor u purse
OF $3.50, completed his trainins yestcr-
day, He left for Abilene this morning
ON the $50 Texas and Pacific train. He
Il down TO weight, las pounds, and Is
IN iltst-class condition and confident
OF winning, Bright Eyes ~ considered
10 be the best ii0-pound pugillat In tho
state. perfectly honcat and reliabic. and
he " cheerfully recommended by tho
Dallas sports TO the rpcrt-loVing boys
OF Abilene. An he asks Is fair play
and no favors, and may the best man
win,
Tony Hollis. the champion feather
weight ot Texas, will 90 with the party
and will be found In the corner OF his
friend Bright Eyes az his second.
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e'"'n,s Made by the Friend. Of he
""bcrnn'orini Candidates.

s Wade by the Friends of the
""bernntorial Candidates.
Special Dispatch.
austin Tex. June 1.-THE counties
holding primaries tomorrow will send
NV delegates to the state convention
AS 'his is more than one-elchth of Tho
wnole number. it is but natural that
the politicians are much wrought nm
over the way these counties 20. II
mere should happen to be any unanim-
iV OF opinion among the Democratic
voters who attend the primaries I'm
he the result, but such is NOT IN. si,. -
be the case. 1t is much more probable
.iat diversity OF opinion Will scat
yer the Votes eQultnbly. Judge Ren-
sah opponents claim that II he does
MOI receive good share of the votes
tomorrow he VIII drop out OF the race
nut -hcy DO not cay what will happen
II the reverse OF the above should
prove true. The friends OF Judge Rsa-
san claim that tomorrow the move
ment Will be set on foot which will
increase 10 the long-looked-for ground
swell and In support OF this claim
they point to Bell, Anderson, Fannin,
Navarro, Bowie. Shelby, Limestone,
Jack and Robertson. with combined
vote OF "a.
II is hardly necessary TO state, how
ever, that in politics as in everything
else things are not always what they
seem and counties do not ALWAYS 20
Tor those who claim them. The follow
ing table shows how the vote stood for
governor II 1892 In the counties hold
ing primaries tomorrow. The first col
umn shows the number of votes in
the state convention this year:
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Jefferson, Tex. June i5.--w. X, Hon
derson's now iron foundry at the cor
ner OF Austin and Walls streets. is rap
idly nearing completion.
Had a iine rain this morning. cropn
are fine thus far, and the people arc
happy over the prospects.
The closing exercises 81 the Catholic
school last night WIS largely attended
and highly interesting.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
SIR. Cad n. Coiamer and Miss Elolae
Foycue. June 20; both OF this city.
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special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, June ib.--'rhe Daughters
OF the confcdsracy met with Mrs. y.
II, Curry at p m. today. A very In
tereating meeting was held and there
was fine attendance. The topic OF
discussion wna ''what the daughters
WIN do nj the fur this year" Quite
uniuuc program was decided upon.
fhe girls cooperative home met at
the Windsor at 10 o'clock this morning.
important steps were taken for tho
advancement aud strengthening OF the
home.
Tho Mcleod hotel ia daily undergoing
new improvements. IL " now fully
equipped with all the latest appliances
but It's infringement ~ determined TO
stop ut no point short OF making IL
rank among the very best hotels OF tho
state. II travelling men desire iirst
claaa accommodations IN the most con-
ychlont LOCALITY IN the city without pay-
ing exhorltRnt prices they are reoom-
mended TO the Mcleod.
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La,onia, June i5,--rirat Race--scll.
ing; purse $500 for s-year-old
and upward rix furlonga. Imp. Dark
Days won, Ruth v. second, Miss l..
third. Time. i;i6.
SECOND Race Selling; purse Tor g.
year-olds and upward. ono mile Oreen-
wich won, The Govornoaa second. Tar
rock third. Time. i.si ~.
Third Hacc--Purre 1900 for maidenu
years old aud upward: seven fur
longs, The spook won. Perdita second,
Voucher third. Time, 1.0i ~,
Fourth Rnce--PurHc 500, for mald-
en- 2-year-old colts; nino-Hlxtccnthn OF a
mile, carinruhe won, Iiuckny second.
Santa Cruz third. Time. 0.55 i-2.
Fifth 1tace--Purac 500; for niieE 2
years old; fiye furlongr. Princess Irene
won. Gloyina second. stafin third. Time,
1903 "a.
Sixth Rnce-SelllnR; purse 800. for ,.
year-olds and upward; six furlongs
Elmer y. won, Ellen Douglas second.
idea third. Time. lis -.
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Royfe, Tex, June ib--At an early
hour last night difficulty arose be-
tween DR.. A. i. Brown and Joe BURKE.
In which the latter received a stab In
the right sido Just above the nipple. It
was thought all night Tint Burlss would
die but thcre IL some hopes Of his re-
covcry this morning Brown is under
q $1,000 bond, awaiting further develop
mentH.
The IaptlHfs commenced n protrneted
meeting III their new church last night,
Crop. are very promising at present
There has been slow rain falling
nearly all day. but It " not needed az
all.
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bonham. Tex. June 16.--Hnywood
lodge No. ieS. l. o, o r., elected Mt It's
last meeting tho following oniccrp; jon
Davis. N. O. A, Il. white, " a.; John
7. Boyd, treasurer; $. o. Alexander.
secretary.
Mira Hattie Sims fell ON one OF Bon
hams rlokety sidewalks and broke nor
arm Yesterday, The city has IN ali
probability suit on Its hands IN CON
sequence OF the same
County clerk w. II. gimona died nj
II 1850 o'clock today, after only four days
OF illness, with his death Fnnnln
county loses one Of It's best citizens
aud faithful officers.
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day and no doubt all church ediiiccs
VIII soen present more modern ap-
penrances than heretofore.
After continuous service OF ten
years as superintendent OF the public
school here. Prof J., w. Clark has
severed his connection and will be
Hopkins county. The former win leave
most OF patrons and graduated pu-
pis, who entertain sentiments OF the
highest regard for his thorough ca
peclty and moral and intellectual
worth, and the latter, coming with ere,
uentials OF such strength us to guaran-
zee 70 koekdale the continuance of one
OF the best educational Institutional in
the state. aA
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MEMPHIS corroy DISTRICT.
More or Lcas DnmnEc Reported &c
the Growing Crops.

Nioff UT AsthN thh'hRf hh'pPhhfA "
the Growing Crops.
By Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn, June l5.-The cot
ton crop report OF the Memphis dis
tiict, which includes West Tenesssoe.
North Mississippi, North Arkansas and
North Alabama. to be published to-
morrow, will say; The weather up 10
this period has been unfavorable for
cotton. very low temperature pre-
vailing all ever the district from May
10 to May 20. which had the effect OF
retnrding the growth Of the plant, and
2G2 out Of 1854 correspondents report
more or less damage from the unusual
cold spell. The injury was principally
in the nature OF checking the develop
ment OF the young plant. and in many
instances caused II to droop and Gle.
There IL also complaint IN several sec
tions that rain Is badly needed. and
especially In portions of Mississippi.
Alabama and Tennessee. Stands are
generally good. hut In some localities
ars sadly suffering from drouth. Pros
poets. however, are somewhat brighter
than at this period last year, although
the season ON an average Is reported
ten days later. Fields unusually clear
and crops have been better cultivated
than IN many years. The acreage
devoted TO cotton within tho district
Is reported slightly increased; the aver
age Increase for the four states will be
about per cent Labor is reported
in good supply and wording well The
outlook for corn Is only fair. The
L.
increased about 3 1-2 per cent. but
corn Is beginning 10 suffer for rain,
especially in Mississippi and Alabama
Arkansas sends the most favorable re-
ports as regards cotton and corn. and
crop prospects In that state are very
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a ohl,a'. sudden death.

Special Dispatch,
Dnllaa, Tex, June is,--Mr and MIR.
william wnllostcin. residing on Ervay
atrcct. mourn the ioaa OF their infant
daughter This morning when the
mother woke. as usual. she began her
duties OF the day. and let the little
one sleep, but the little daughter did
not awake nt the accustomed time.
The mother called ana as nhc stili
banda on the sleeping child TO awake
hqr fam her Hlumbcrr. Ono touch OF
the cold flesh told tho dreadful story
Tho little one was flooping the sleep
OF death.
Tho mother FnyH tho child wRH light
" afflicted with whooping cough. but
waa otherwise In good health. She IN
nearly distracted.
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HpNVINT IlHPNVtH.
Dallas, Tex, June fh.--This morning
mounted carrier ofthe Dallas News.
mile delivering HIS papers started TO
cross the bridge on Live Oak street.
whom some pinnkH gave way ana horse
and rider went through. The boy ro-
cclycd some slight bruises. but moth
Ing rcrlons. Employees OF the Cons
Holidated RAILWAY company, with tho
aid OF block and tackle, rescued the
animal. Tho bridge has long been Ia
q bad condition. II IN daily ainisinH.
and VIII BE- wrecked IN day or 30,
unless immediately repaired.
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ny AHnoolntsd Frens.
81. Louis, Mo. June i5.--Firat Race
Ieiftecn-aistccnths OF a mile. Fonshe-
way won, Southern Lady SECOND, Major
DROPS third Time, 1857 Ia
Second Raco--Mile ana sixteenth.
oxford won, Uncle Jim second, Merccl
third. Time, 1913 ~.
Third Race Ninc-slkteenths Of a
mile. Vnnbrunt won, Lexington Sec
ond. Larry kavanaugh thlrd. Time,
0,5G
Fourth Race Mile and fourth.
King Mac won. shellhark second. Bare
foot third. Time. 2ii
ieifth --Nine-siStoontha OF milo.
Anna MoNairy won, lgorcae second.
Mercury third. Time. 0;b6 la
Sixth Rhce-.sls furlongH. Ethel Gray
won Rover second, Tim Murphy third.
Time. i.as 30.
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sInn evening In a politica, discus.
c c,o wharton represented the Dcmo-
marty p%s', and DAVIS the PEOPLES
enssicc y x. wharton opened the ais
time X. S d,S ,ls one hour, in which
. Q. DAVIS followed with ons suI Nc.
NM htteen minutes in behalf ~ NJ
rary' Then c. X. wharton In NE NE
ruin ,o,noer thoroughly skinned Daass s
a amsy spoke to a large and enthusiastIc
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Cameron County InsIruction..


brownsville, Tex. June 1.-THE Cas-
eron county Democratic convention
which occurred here last nigh, In
s'ructed for c. A. culberson for cover
nor with J. d. Mccall as second choice
other Instructions We're, w. H Grain
Tor congress, r.. L. Henry for attorney
general. r. W. Finlay. comptroller OF
public accounts; Gustave sehieicher,
commissioner OF general land ONCE
w. y, Workman. treasurer, James NJ.
carlisle, superintendent OF public in-
sruction; ]. w. Stayton. r. Il. Jones
and i. j. Brown, Justices OF the SUI
preme court: ]. NJ. Hurt. w. L. David
son and Il. J. Simklns. Judges court Of
clyll appeals; Il, w. Seabary Of
Brownsville was indorsed for the leg
stature. The convention also fully in
dorsed President Cleveland.
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Waco. Tex. June ib.--Tomorrow
night DR., w. A. Williamson. w. =.
Blacsghear and George a. HIil. Waco
delegates TO the national convention OF
the Travellers Protective association at
Milwaukee. will leave 70 attend that
convention. They WIN be accompanied
by several citizens IN the interest Of
Waco ~ the location Of the natlonrl
nanilaf:rm Of the association.
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by Associated Press,
Hawthorne, III, June ib.--First race
--Nnlc.flNtoenths OF mile. Moderc-
clio won; Delurc. secondi Montre. third
Time, :b7.
Second race-Mllc md ono-eighth. y
lume won. Pat Mnlloy. JrY eecond'
Hawthorne. third. Time, ba ga
Third racc--One milo Rnnger won
Percy. second. Dungarven. third. Time
iAs
Fourth rnce--Soven-eighthn OF mile
Cleaning woni DalHytinn, Reconii Elm
ct, third Time, leo ~
Fifth rnce- rivc.cighths OF mile,
Amelia May won. Entroo, second, May
Thompson, third. Time, LOS
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DALLAS DOlNGs YESTERDAY
Special pIslrn,ch.


Dallas Tex. June i5.--Mr w. II. II.
hrawisy. living cant Of the city. start
cd to town on horseback this morning.
On Bryan street, near the lspisoopni
college, the horse stepped ON a pros
uate i've wire Of the street railway
ihhe. me shcck was 30 powerful an
10 MI the horse Instantly.
~ the animal sank 10 the ground on
Top OF the wire, MIR, Brawley ailghtcd.
anu, apparently not understanding
what the matter was, he took hold
o. we wire with one hand TO pull Il
from under the horse, Tho nhpck
throw him high into tho mir and made
MN scream with pain. Those conver-
s.nt with nature uf electricity say II
MT brawley should live a thousand
Years he never will have n narrowpr
escape. aud that n he had taken hold
OF the wire with both hands instead
OF one, death would have been MS
certain and Ms swift nr il wan IN tho
case OF the horse,
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u-Inn the aIaa stone.

hpccinl Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, June i5,---rhe victims OF
the mud dog on last Saturday have
bien trying the maidstone ON their
wounds, The mndutunc ntuck 20 NIL
the wounds ~ Mr. jennings Moore.
aud on ono OF thom It stuck flfteen
md thrce-uunrtcrn hours. Tho stone
also adhered for many hours to the
wounds OF Mrs Acrtn.
Several OF tho victims have received
letters from vnrloua pnYteur inHii-
tutcH OF the country, urging thom to
come and take the treatment. Many
OF them have also received numerous
"old woman" remediea. which have
boon cent gratis and with the best
Intentions.
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Pottsboro. Tex. juno 15.--Nan Per-
idnH. negro woman. shot and killed
william Wren. another negro. near
Brownsville. /. r., yesterday. on the
farm % Wallace Cafeae. an indian.
The parties. II seems, had been trsyel-
INK around together aa man and wife.
she shot him twice. the last shot hit.
ting the heart.
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Special Dispatch.
Holland, Tex, June lS.-Hon. Chas.
A. culberson spoke here last night to
q good audience. His speech was very
Wen received. The Populists who came
out to hear him were made quite UNI
comfortable by his well-aimed blows
at their ideas of government. The
opinion prevails here that Reagan will
carry the box tomorrow IN the primary
convention.
Mr.. Camp is here today and Is making
a good lmpresslon.
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Temple. Tex. June is--The Waco
district conference Of the NJ. y. church.
south. convened In this city at the
South Side Methpciat church on yes
ierdny.
The John y, Roberts Book and sta
tionnry house fiicd a deed OF trust
to-day. naming w. -. Cox. trustee; ~
,imaied gslue Of stock. f22O0. liabilities,
q ar az
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Cd company with the president on his
vetQ OF the seigniorago bin and Issue
o. ponds. had. however. no abuse to
nSap WON MS head. He severely roast
form seems to be In favor OF all that
II good and against all that IN bad.
re ae ssid there would be deficiency 81
sov,vvV Ia the Texas treasury. notwith-
standing Others, IN position 10 know.
s s,.. IRE win be $4,000 in the treas
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Special Dispatch
ponham. Tex. June 15.-Hon- s. w
IT I.anham spoke here today TO be-
tween 500 and $50 people in advocacy
~ his claim Tor ihe governship. He
snoke in lire OF his comanehe speech.
rsssrr,ng 10 his speech delivered In
conqrass. March. 1885, md said he
was not pandering TO the prejudicss
of the people: was NOW. as then, part
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Special Dispatch.
Mills, Tex, June i5.--The Democrats
and Populists held Joint discussion
in the public school building here. a
large crowd gathered to listen to the
political issues. The Populists were rep
resented by l.. N. Barbce and the DEM
oerats by r. NJ. Edwards. Both par
ties were In a good humor and every
thing passed on without any trouble.
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thing points TO a Grand celebration.
Military companies from various points
IN the state will attend. and it ~
thought an appropriation will be made
Tor the best drilled company, The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and Texas
central ruads win give !, reduced rate
and run special trains TO this city,
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Marlin. Tex. June Is.-Last night a.,
the regular meeting Of Marlin Masonic
lodge. No. is2, the following officers
were elected; W. W. Hunnlcutt. W.
NJ w. H. Shields. s. w; E. ]. Hall.
j. "; W. A. Oltorf, ireasurer; q. r.
Camp, secretary: .. A. ailyermlun. tiler.
The installation Will take place on the
25th instant,