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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

A meeting OF the Fourth Ward Demo.
cratic Club viii take place at headquar-
ters, Occidental block, on Wednesday, az
p. m. Speakers OF prominence will OF
tend. DANIEL GIBBONS. President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18
Seattle. Lake shar. . Eastern Railway

Commencing Sunday. January =. the
snohomish and Sedro train arriving in Sc
attic 10 :35 q. II. and departing ASS p. NJ
will be discon tinued on Sundays.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

Another meeting of the Afro-American
Protective League viii DO held in the
municipal court room next Tuesday even-
ing At this meeting an attempt will be
made 10 denounce that class which claims
to be able to control" any class of citi-
gems. The meeting Is called by Dr. Samuel
Burdette, y. j. Collins and W. s. Huffman,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

oaruAeas at s. cents per 100 reaaas y
= bsrgaia. Cooper 4 Law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

8Sse that underwear for 81 PER salt at sat
Ton b Adams. Ie4 South Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

The public is invited to attend the gen.
eral meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
TO be held next Monday evening TO hear
addresses from Corporation Counsel
George Donworth and Attorney W. T.
Scott on charter amendments. Addresses
will also be made on the important sub.
jecr Of street paving by George w. Kum-
mer. U. r. Eissz ana others. As both sub
jscfs are Of vital importance to the citizens
OF Seattle the meeting should be largely
attended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

The Seventh Ward Republican Club will
meet tomorrow Monday evening at 7:30,
corner Depot street and Broadway. ALI
Republicans who reside in the ward,
whether members Of the club or not, are
earnestly invited to be present. In accord
ance with resolution passed At the last
meeting forty-four or more candidates ~
delegates to the city convention viii be
named. At the primary on the 2ist
TWENTY-FIVE are to be elected.
CAPT. JOHN TAYLOR, President.
HORACE +. COMPTON, Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

A number Of prominent Democrats
called on James Hamilton Lewis yester-
day and urged him to become candidate
for che mayoralty. Col. Lewis informed
tho committee that he was not In the
sacrifcial Offering business, and that he
would not be a candidate under any cir.
cumstances. not even If the nomination
were rendered him unanimously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

London. Sept 2l.--There was good
attendance at the wool sales today. ami
mated competition between French
American and other buyers, Greasy
Victoria and sydney were especially
required and obtained in exceptional In
stances a penny advance on the last
series. a general rise OF per cent
is now fully established in Australian.
woiie the@ Cape OF Good Hope and
Natsis are generallyw eaker. Amerl-
can buyers bought today 900 ba'es'
Following are the sales In detail
sydney -isl0 bales, scoured, 6i-zg
14d. greasy. l-2pg i-2d.
oueensland--shs bales; secured, b La
ais 3i-2d; greasy, 9 1-4ddSd.
Victoria-30s2 bales secured l-zH
Ia "a; greasy. li-2Giid.
Adelaide-io62 bales secured, LIDO
Is I'D: greasy. Sod
Now Zealand-is7T bales; secured, "a
ais "a: greasy. l-2alo i.zl; ..
Cane Of Good Hope ana Natal-zeoy
balss. secured. 7dGis; greasy. Sd
The number Of bales Withdrawn from
today's sales were 1900 no Canadian
wool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
MA>pnasoN OPTIMISTIC.
lie sees Republican nainho,,r ia An
Parts OF thr Country.

New York. Sept Ex-senator Charles
r. Henderson Of Nebraska. chairman
OF the executive committee OF the Re-
publican congressional commission, is
at tho Waldorf. he said; I SEQ us
Morton. ana suppose It win be aO,-
900 nsaJurl,y. Wen this Is goiug to
be great Republican year, not only
IN New York, but all over. Vermont
and Maine set the bali rolling The
prospect In Nebraska 10 good. too. the
only thing that looks bad FOR Us there
is the crop failure. Populists thrive
ON disaster. IL is not an element Of
good times and prosperity, NebiAgNn's
three Republican cOngressmen. Mercer.
Hainer and Meiklojphn. have all been
renominated. They are III afalpils
Republicans and there Is ! think, CIV.
cry prospect OF their rf.cecliun
Bryan. our Democratic congressman
with Popullst tendency having served
two terms. has declined u renomlna-
ton He Will Try To become Unitud
States senator u the populista carry
the legislature. Daughcrty uiepD, ~
Andrews, Republican. viii try to de-
feat the Popuiist MckcrghEm speak
ing for the Republican congressional
committee. Senator Mandcfson said.
Republican prospects are very en-
cournging indeed We shall make
large gains In the south, Three Re-
publican congressman VIII be elected
in Louisiana and Il begins 10 look as
u the war by the Democratic cons
Eress against the sugar planters az
that state would result IN The state
going Republican, There Is u growing
protection sentiment also In Georgia
and Alabama. There are an agtoniah-
ing number OF proteotionlste IN theso
states. have been among them rec
Gently aud | was surprised ~ the
change Ia sentiment In South Caro-
lima we viii make a gain " about three
congressman. Waite'a denomination
makes Colorado perfectly safe ar a
Republican state and Wyoming VIII
swing back Into the Republican coll
umn. The election there is important
as two United states senators are to
be elected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

waxahachle. Tex. sept 2l.--while
listening to a heated argument be-
tween Populist poverty -howler aud
a Democrat. which occurred In our city
recently. your correspondent noted the
following suggestive propositions and
answers
Populist-P Poverty Howler--"You fei-
lows don't know anything about a.,
why, knew man who lived up
above town last year whose family
lived on water and wheat bran nearly
all year"
Democrat--"what did he dor"
p. =. u. --"Nothlng."
Demoorat--"He was doing blamed
well then 10 get the bran. II he did
nothing"
p. =. H.-"Aw you fellows don't
know anything about II Since the
Democrats got into power man can
get any work to do"
Democrat 'what are you In town
for today7'
p. +. H.~-"Trylng to hire some OF
these lazy dis 20 pick cotton, They
ain refuse 20 work unieBs we raise on
their wages. and l say they ought 10
Htarge."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Washington, Sept sl,rhe interior
department has just passed on u cuse
where = peculiar fraud is bcirs prur-
tleed Some time ago. resident Of
Tenneshcc wrote TO the attorney gem
oral stating that last May he raw an
advertisement In Chicngo paper Of
ferlnR Tor anio 100 acres OF land In
Cove county. Kansas The reul esta e
agent lived NJ Lalhrop Mua and
through him the land WINS purchased
BY the man from 1'cnneaeae II WAS
then found that the government owned
the land. although the Iathrpp agent
had furnished complete decd abstract
title. Since then the same tract has
been advertised by the same agent,
n Ia held by the Interior department
that as the rights " the government
are In no way effected, there ~ nuth-
lnE for the interior department TO do
IN the premises, II u suggested how
ever, that the attention Of the proper
authorities be called To the fraud, with
view VI saving Innocent parties who
do not make o thorough Investigation
OF the land titles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
THEY suanrSpEnep.
The Kennedy Men Who iSiii~d nos
worth Are In Custody.

karnes City, Tex. Sept, 2i.,-word.
was brought IN to shcrir Scale today
TO come TO Kennedy: that the three
men charged with the killing OF VIII
Ham Bosworth and seriously woundinE
sam Bradley. wanted TO surrender to
him. sherim Scale Immediately left
for Kennedy, where Robert Burris,
Foster and Theo Butler surrendered
themselves to him. They will have an
examining trial Saturday morning be-
fore Judge Newbe'ry In Kennedy when
II Is expected some sensational develop
ments Will materialize. Sam Bradley
is improving rapidly, although he can
hardly talk. part of his tongue being
shot Off,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Any style You want,
New York. Sept, 2i,A special 10 the
World from Pittsburg, Pa, says; Sen
ntor Calvin $. Brice YVES interviewed
at the Union depot here last night as
he passed through on his way to New
York from the Ohio convention. Re
ferring to his Ohio experiences. he
said "The insertion OF the free silver
plank In the platform OF the Ohio state
convention does not tie my hands,
do not wish TO be construed AS say
ing that the platform does not commit
the law makers of the state who may
be elected under It's provisions; am
only speaking for myself The CON
vention adopted set OF resolutions,
one OF which favored free silver
gathering OF the people might unanl-
mously say that they favored religion,
but that expression might commit one
man 10 Mohanednnism while another
might have "A tendency towards being
IA Baptist So II s with the free silver
plank OF the convention. The vote by
which 1t was passed. proportion OF
about Ave to three. shows how the
people over there feel about ". when
We say Tree hlNeI We il'hh - NHAANNf
OF things There was the free silver
law that we had up IN iS7a. Then
there was the Bland law which con-
tinued in operation after lapse OF
year. until 1880. Then we had the
sherman law. which existed from that
time until 1898, There is free silver
coinage which allows a man TO take
the metal TO the mint and receive his
dollars therefor, less the amount OF
seigniorage, Another silver law al
lowed a man TO deposit gold or silver
with the government and received In
return a sort of warehouse receipt for
IT, stiil a third law gave a man GER
tlncates for the metal. SO you SEQ
that free silver may mean any one Of
several systems, none Of which Is
specified by the resolution Of the
Ohio Democratic conventicn The
resolution Will In no way alter or ar-
feet my attitude In the senate.
eandidly believe that two-thlrds Of
the house and senate were elected on
silver planl,s so called 1t would not
affoct the country at an. save To create
an apprehension on the part OF the
people,as to what would be the result OF
their legislation / am In favor OF
free silver under certain conditions, but
there is kind Of free silver which. II
continued In operation. viii bankrupt
I a nation In time"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

wills Point. Tex. Sept. 2i.-congres--
man Kllgore ia In receipt Of letter
from the Hon. James G Dudley, chair
man OF the state Democratic executive
committee. requesting him to address
the people Of this congressional district
at the more important places, begin
ming on September %. Col kilgore
viii speak In the city Of Tyler on the
10th Inst. If It Is agreeable to the
chairman Of the executive committee
He will also speak ut Canton. Van
Znndt county. on Monday. October 4,
and at the prominent places over the
entire district between then and the
general election. His subject VIII be
the state and national issues ana prom
inently consideration Of the state
Democratic platform and review OF
the work Of congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

corsicana. TEX. Sept. Ex-senator
Minis viii speak here on the 9Th The
poruilst campaign committee asked for
division Of lime on that date with
the senator. but II was refused. The
Popnllst campaign committee now an
nounces tina. Keafby viii be here on
the Goth and hear MILLS speech. and
the night OF the 29th he VIII answer
IT. Politics viii reach fever heat on
the 18th The bail was started yester-
day by the Kearby-Abbott debate. The
campaign commuters o. the two
parties are working like Trojens and
each claim gains for their party,
The Democratic campaign COMMITTEES
haR invited Hon. a W. n f.anhan and
Hon. NJ, 81 Crane 10 speak here on
the 18Th, the date fixed for Senator
Miiia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Corpus Christi. Tex. Sept. - The
la.es, rumcr regarding the eongression-
al situation Is TO the cfIrot thai MIR,
Weldon is 10 arrive az hl- home from
Tennessee this evening and at once
announce FOR congress- Chairman
Pierce, OF the Republican executive
committee Of this congressional dis
trict, II here 90 issue a manifesto to the
Republicans. calling on them 10 rally
TO Weldon's support aud IN u few days
MIR Terrell IL to withdraw fiuin the
race and take the stump In Weldon'-
behalf The rnmor Is causing much
Interest In political circles herr AZ Il
is known the rumor Is not Altogether
unfoundcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Boston. Sept. q .--in the supreme ju-
diolal oourt today Judge Barker hand
ed down his decision IN tho sppllca-
ton Of Attorney General Knowlton 20
grant temporary lnjunctions against
the American sugar Refining company.
restraining Il from doing businoaa In
this state until Il has made It's ofiioIai
return Of business transacted during
the past year. Tho granting OF ten-
porary injuDctiong was denied. but as
the decisions have not been placed on
record ap yet. the rcafonH the judge
gives for his action can not be afcer-
tained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Galveston, Tex. Sept 2i..-The cre
OF greatest pressure Is over the Attain
tic statos. where the barometer Is SOL
inches The AREA Of lowest pressure IL
over the Western portion OF the eoun-
try. Is 'v' shaped, and extends from
the Northwest towards the Southwest
over the Missouri valley from The low
en- portion OF which II extends over
the extreme Northwest, over portipne
Of the Mississippi valley and along
the Woft nuif coast, while II IN gen
orally clear elsewhere. No station re-
ports rain amounting TO a tenth of
an inch
Local forecast Tor Texas for Y hours
ending ~ midnight September ~ For
Northwest Texas, Central TcNas. East
Texas Southwest Texas, coast district,
generally fair nllght change In temper'
AZURE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Toxic, Sept ai.--wlth the empress
Of Japan nr patron. Rod Cross sa-
clety has been orgRaized here bS tie
ladies Of the court The empress lp
personally attending to the preparation
OF ,he lint aud bnndnsca usvd for tho
wounded Of both slider,
An oiilcial dispatch received here
from tho Japanese headquarters at
Hiroahlmh says that the loss OF tho
Japanese ut tho battle VI Ping Yang
were eleven officers and l5i men KILLED.
nifty officers and b2i men wounded aud
forty miaalng. The ChlncFe officinls,
tho dispatch AIDA, show a loss of 5000
killed. The number OF Chinese wounds
ed " not known. but N supposed 20 he
very large. The pom IAN column alone
captured Gii prisoners ~ which num-
Der olgbty-four wnrr wounded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

polntment TO be made by Mr. Grant of
tho state speakers, candidates ute.
that viii assemble on Republican, day
al the state fair II IL expected that
mos; of the appointments win be re-
held. effrctine "a thorough organization
and Organising for tho reception of Wis
ituts
Governor Mckinley ofyphio and other
prominent Republicans II tho north arc
expected TO be here ON the Republican
day of the fair and Il Is the intention
OF the COMMITTEES To make that day
one OF tho greatest intellectual feasts
ever known In the state OF Texas, The
chairman will tomorrow issue a call
and a full Attendance Is expected next
Wednesday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Georgetown, Tex. Sept. 2l.--An Inn
mense crowd throngea to the court
house today to hear the Joint debate
between Hon. J. d. sayers and his
Populist opponent. Major w o. Hutch
inson. Soon after the speaking began
there was standing room only Num-
he-a OF ladies were present There were
Populisis and Republicans, but IL was
soon evident from the applause that
Democrats were IN the majority. Major
aayek opened with one and one-haif
hour speech. Major Hutchinson fol-
lowed. speaking two hours. when Nr.
saycrs closed ia one-haif hour. The
lines OF argument were about the same
a. reported from other points
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

New York, Sent 81, Rear Admiral
Richard w Meade, IA great adj
mirer Of the Japanese as race He
said last nighti I'm the eon.cat Ia
the east the Japnnene appear to have
the upper hand. The Japanese are
the most nlsilled people, They are
progressive and a. dc nlecle. Tho
Chinese 1.-Two too much In The past.
rhcy don't know their powers. ChiUn
IN rich aud pnwcrrul hut she mHkea
no use of her rouourceH 1 for one
am glad China does not realize her
power for she might gnuac our woat-
orn nations great deal OF trunhls
with her four hundred million people.
J am not surprised at Ia. recent Nic-
tory The lapaneHe have bpcu Htudy-
lhg The art or war fnr the past twen-
" years. CHINA has slilpiy been build
ing ships Just ncc IN forty Years.
remember q story told by An old naval
uncvr, now dead. who Waited the Jap,
Anuap coast Ia an American manor.
war about forty yeius aRU Az that
time the Japanese were allowed 10
trade only with the Dutch snd they
had no communication with amy one
else. The American ship fell In with
u fioet ~ Japanese rpiing boata and
the uian.nf.wer tried 10 purchase ono
of their hats Go take bncis home ns u
curiosity He was nnuily nrcceAhfui
N nutHnndlnT the nshcrfnnn To part
with his hat but the mar drew hll
Niger across his thioai to signify that
Y " was fOund out hla head would
b. out on The Chinese with All their
pUwcr are bound 90 be whipped They
are highly Initiative and quite intol-
liFcnt but their ahlpa are d no u.s. 20
ihom They arr like wnritmcn WHO
DO not know how 10 ore thslr tools.
In this Rioat naval Victory. education
aud perpigtnncy on the part Of ons
rpcc has told agnlnat wealth aud pow
rr ON tho pnrt OF the other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Grccnville. Tex, sent gi-rwo DEM
ocratlo committees, one from Collin
county ANA one Of Hunt county were
called together yesterday by CHAIR
man l., n Clark.
Tho question W selecting ruccvn-
sor to iloE G. II yaukuin. resigned.
was taken up with the result thai the
committee Endorsed Judge } y hhlr-
rcu Of this PLACE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Austin. Tex. Sept. 2i.--waller Baker
WAS here FOR a few hours today, and In
nnswerto Inquiries concerning the for
tunes or the Democracy said that In no
region OF the state was the party In
danger either as 90 the state or con-
gressional districts. and that while the
Popullsts might poll more than before
. united Democracy was invincible DIT.
Baker left tonight for san Antonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
Big POLITICS is UP.
Harrity at the National
Capital Yesterday.
HE MEETS Mr.. CARLISLE,
And Also Chairman Faulkner
In Caucus.
TEXAS CAMPAIGN heated.


Washington Sept 2i,--chalrman Har-
rity, OF the Democratic national COM
mittee, was here today and conferred
with Don NJ Dickinson and senator
Faulkner Of the national congressional
committee Messrs. Dickinson and
Faulkner later conferred with Secretary
Carlisle, who leaves for Gray Gables to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Whites c. A. Dickson also claimed
10 be county chairman or the LILY
Whites and held authority
} A. Wilson cininted 20 be prVpinrt
chairman ol The out aud out Republic
ans,
w. II Hensley aASo claimed 70 hr
county chairman OF tho out and cut
party. Each one thinks he Us entitled
To recognition and there the matter
stands untn further adlmsunent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
KENTUCKY BLOOD.
Desha Breckenridge Calls
Livingston a Liar
RESENTED With BLOWS,
Desha Whips Out a Dirk and
stabs For the Heart.
WILD SCENES IN A HOTEL.


cincluneil Onto, Sept ALA Com.
mercial Gasciie special from Lcxlng-
ton, KY says; "pcsha nrecklnridgc
had sensational aitercauon with
James Duane Livingston, Formerly Of
Nav York city. In tile Phoenix hotel,
at S,@ this evening Livingston was
standing Al the news and cigar stand
reading an afternoon paper when
breckenridge came In and bought
package Of cigarettes Livingston spoke
Ia Desha and extended his hand. say
INK II is all over now, We ought TO
be friends. shake handle"
BreeSlnndee, with AN angry look on
his face, rcrled ma. yau onp-horHc
scoundrci, win not take YOUR hand.
You protcas To be mans friend and
then stab him In the bnck" Livingston
replied 10 this BY saying Tint no had
done nothing OF the Kind, when rifceis-
lnridst called him
a DAMNED LIAR
Then l.ivingston atruol at pesha aud
knocked his giasues on. following this
up with Il blow On the moot pesha
reached FOR his hin pooi,et and IN
wanuy flashed IN the ar me lonR'
bright blade Of q hlg dirk Both men
were pale na death livingston, IN a
moment Of desperation, grabbed 81 the
siiuerlng blade. which Rrecldnrldse
/ had aimed at his heari The knife went
{ "'''''n wy ''N'"N
( Of lAylngsion'H rlght hand, cutting the
I mira ntifef Ia tho bone. The cold steel
'''''' '''h,.' $500. ,,.,,.,..,,,,,.
H'Nt sNpN"N' ''''NA" -
frame hnd he M"FpeN m4 HFN'
! hand with HE lett la order 20 stop
Z mo t,,alhb aoNv nf bio,d maj wnh
l.,l.. n...,
7 nyenE w lnNh ~ l,o 49,, 'l,,.p,,
pteekpVllHe ss'4'ea ~. 20 N'qi,. ~ n''tN
I plHvu hhi b"N' ifN'ptnN'N WV N''N"h
..t. ,,,..,...t
lhy hels' elf'h ena y. ~,
oih rushed ~ ani pvlN.n bitpsntlnkr
| ana az thn fhHt ihhtehl MAI bnh'.
lsifpnf iira0hlnrluNe nun rsn w tnU
I SAID he would iako = haun " hFblhH
pevhn two Min"HnNs wy inel ihne
alHo iionriahed q pig hnlie, nut l.nhe
dcnlra THIS
ilUnpston WAS huriit1 into me wash
room, whrro hin WOUNDS were naihel
AMI hc wHH tlfn thhou 70 tht unl'N "l
physician, where his hand was
drogsed a friend men TOOK l.lNlnisien
homo "a a buggy, ana penha hfevkih-
ridge wont TO his rooms across the
street
Juu before the trouble pcrnffth WIN
LivilEnton, Dctha and Lane, VINO Were
walking up Main street ~ front Of the
breckenridge headquarters. met Judge
lSinkcad. who made several npnecheH
during the campaign, !,
DehoDNcIHt, tuii. pi.'sl,a'' - =
Iar,s,slnrla,,s said 10 Judge ginkcnd
,hnf the election was over and that he
I ,l,ti .. t..u him Innt no was a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 2i.--H. c. Pat
ton a prominent merchant OF MeGhee'
AN wan murdered and his store loot
"a by robbers last night. Inc ~ saerin =, !, \,
in pursuit with Large p9sss a'.u ~ sun
~. ia ~ be a gang Of lawless negroes
- hsve been a terro to the white
Wa coiored citizens Of that section Tor
.,.,,,.. time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

cieburne. Tex. Sept zi.-'rbe Repub-
iicann OF johnson county organized
a club last night Considerable diner
ence % opinion existed a. 70 who was
the regular authorized chairman Of the
county. Or. george Colby held cre-
deniLeln from Goodeil. u tbs LILY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

ca-dcn, Miss, sept, gi.--rhe pemn-
crate congressional convention OF the
Seventh district Is stin tied up aatight
az drum eleven npidrcd ballots
have been taken, with no change In
the vote The delegates have settled
down 10 test OF .phyaich endurance,
Colonel German g. Hooker has a mt
iorlty Of the delegates, but he lacks
five votes OF the necessary two4thirdF
TO nominate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Dallas. TEX, Sept 2i.-The Black
and Tan Reublican executive commit
lee met tonight in the court. room Of
the city hall, and without transaciins
any business. adjourned until next
wednesday night.
The COMMITTEES Is waiting for tue APP