San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-23

meeting, expressed, that the dele
gates from Texas to the Cleveland
convention, June 18th, 1895, work
and vote as a unit on all questions
of interest, particularly to the Re-
publican party in Texas.
A committee Of three, Il. B. John
son, II. F. MacGregor, and James
M. Steere, were appointed to select
delegates to the National League
convention, the chairman OF each
district recommending names from
their section.
The committee reported the fol-
lowing delegates:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
l. Hon. George H. Noonan, of
San Antonio, chairman of the state
delegation.
2. H. F. MacGregor, Houston.
3. John B. Schmitz, of Denton.
4. Major G. B. Peck, Houston.
5. Ed. Davis, Jefferson.
6. George Ames, Comstock.
7. J. M. Kindred, Amorilla.
s. w. o. Kreitsinger, Denison.
8. Whit. Dryden, Fort Worth.
10. w. N. Norton, Dallas.
IL. Sam l.. Hahn, San Antonio.
II. VIM. Cameron, Waco.
First District-Judge Henry
Cline, D. NJ. Angle, S. B. Strong, R.
B. Baer, r. E, Paine, Walter Burns,
Lock Mcdaniel, e. N. Love, A. M.
Darling, w. G. Bailey, A. X. Taylor,
Patrick Eagan, Jr., Houston.
Second District-John ellis,
Thos. Breene, n. S.Sodekson, Nine
ola; J. j. Dawson, Tyler; w. G.
Averill, Beaumont; Jno. r. Gro
gan, Quitman; William Halliday,
Salem; George Adams, Salem;
Capt. F. A. Hyatt, Sabine Pass /;
Geo. F. Poole, Orange; j. R. Arm
strong, Beaumont.
Third District-M. ID. l.. Green,
Merit S. G. Warner, Tyler; w. II.
Roach, Celeste; w. w. Pate, Kings
ton; H. Wagner, Greenville; DR..
A. M. Sarveris, Celeste; D. w. San
ders, Clinton.
Fourth District-G. O. Griner, F.
NJ. Miner, A. Easterbrook, Paris ;
Raymond Herr, F. l.. Mundy,
Frank Perry, Jefferson j. H. Cole
man, Honey Grove.
Fifth district-R. NJ. Grubbs, w.
L. Murphy, Dan. Webster, Denison !;
l. B. Packard, f. Schoppemeyer,
GAINESVILLE; j. J. Fairbanks, Dem
ison.
Sixth Distrlct-O. J. German, A.
N. Meals, C. P. Feegan, J. L. Boyd,
DR.. A. NJ. Cochrane, J. M. Steere, O.
o. Buckalew, Capt. G. w. McCor-
mick, A. J. Houston, A. Meter,
Ed. S. Heller, all OF Dallas; E. H.
r. Green, Terrell; 5. d. Atwell,
Dallas.
Seventh Districts. M. Jones,
Kosse; X. H. Davis, Hearne; DR.. A.
NJ. Armstrong, Crawford; Daniel
Wise, Jno. F. Horsful, Waco.
Eight District-W. p. Golf, E. r.
Meek, c. H. Lilly, N. B. Moore, A.
F. Byers, w. P. Hardwick, Louis
Mas, 81. H. Cobb, Fort Worth.
Ninth District j. l.. Woodward,
Taylor; DIR. Fleming, Georgetown,
Thos. Dwyer, Sr., Brennan; G. F.
Drake, Austin; w. X. Makemsen,
Georgetown.
Tenth District-C.G Vogel, j. B.
Shea, F. Caldwell, G. w. Angle,
Velasco; James Ravey, Galveston ;
]. B. Schermach, La Grange, DR..
J. H. wilkins, Galveston.
Eleventh District-Geo. Moore,
Brownsville; Mayor f. Mullen,
Yoskum; w. S. Hoskins, H. D..
Smith, Victoria; Jos. Burke, Mis-
sion Valley; Mayor Datzen, La
redo.
Twelfth District-John J. Stew
ems, I. B. Johnson, Robt. Hanschke,
VIM. Hoefling, ST., Nat. Sulzbach-
er, San Antonio; F. n. Broken.
Draw, Alpine, o. NJ. Keesey, Fort
Davis; &c. Blaine, Del Rio; Capt
McKillup, Kerrville.
Thirteenth District--R. NJ. Camp
bell, w. J. Glenn, w. S. McCutch.
en-, FL Paso WIN. McManus, Baird ;
DR.. l. Valentine, Weatherford
Judge J. N. Haney, Weatherford.
Ex-Officio Disqualification
D. A. Robinson, Secretary w. H
Atwell, James P. Newcomb, Of San
Antonio; and Arthur Springer, OF
Fort Worth.
There are four colored men on
the delegation, one from Houston