The Cisco Round=up. (Cisco, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, June 15, 1888 Page: 2 of 8
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cbco round-up. Cleveland’s Running Mate.
cisoo publishing oo
INDIANA
STRUGGLES
ALLY,
HEROIC-
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Tb Eleventh Texas Cava’ry ar.d Ctbe»
Cocfedetate Veterans' Coming
Reunion.
Cleveland bj Acclamation.
CISCO,
TEXAS
A «o\- of Justice Harlaa la connect
ed with the law office at Chicago of
Melville W. Fuller, the new Chief-
Justice. _
Titr. Archbishup-of Paris refused to
grant consecrated burial to the body
of the art st Dupuis, killed by Habert
in Sunday’s duel
Tilt French Senators of the Extreme
Left have declared against Boulanger.
It begins to look as though Boulanger
was a left extreme.
I of V- Eleventh Texas! a
I oMregiment i ha- been
: at *>uhatn. 'lex . isegian
da'-e^ug. 2, and will continue tliix
’day, ending Saturday, Aug 4
a In Voiing'-
•alhsl to nj'-et
ng >n 11 .re
landed in jail
1’iiin'i t: FntitiNANK continues tc
assure the public that he so lores
Bulgaria that Ini is
loval sub}*M*ts should .die for hitn.
But Her Favorite Son is Submerged Be
nealh a Tidal Wave of Enthusi-
asm for the Old Roman.
At St. Louis, Thursday, the onnven
tinn endesl its lal-or* with a whoop!
The agreement on tin* tariff plank *
had put everybody in a goo«i humor, j
and they went* into the convention Trasferred to Hams County to Save Hirr
smiling anti fanning, for it ««$ very ] - . From Lynching
*
warm. 1,,. brutal lu gn* who murdered Dr.
Henry Wattcrson explained that ail c rrltvan of Spanish t amp, Wfiar
was harmony and that a platform had toncounty. mi Monday morning last
been built on which every Democrat w,ti- tnk, n to II-.u-.ton to-day and:
could stand. The applause that greeted ! pla»|il in tae Harris county jail by
this show.-.I- that the , convention i shv.fcff J .m-s °f Wnartbu -••*uuiy ami
wanted something of tltirskind. He ijft. Dcj»iy >heriff <n - n of l>>ii Bend
trod need <iornmn as the other wing of
i*rt^id^ot (*]f*rp|an bml
natrd he wtf sittinp in bi« |*nv:%u*
Iconsuiting with Ge« Fanxwor
THE CONVENTION WILD ANDTU- The VifomaSln^f
MULTUOUS IN ITS EN- ’nomination was carried in by O
THUSIASM. j m>>nt. who was in the telegiaph
tie time th<- ueeiv.
The Tariff Plank of 18S4 Reaffirmed,
With Cleveland s Message Embodied
as an Explanation of the Atnhig
uous Plank—The Mills
Bill Endorsed.
At St Louis. WcdnttadsT, if v-ke.l
a hat >t atr la- b’ail- from the answer
would probably be that, h# conns fr-un
tile whole country. This applies.
President t-leveiainl if tue ta>nd.U?l pt
the convention to-day is considcied i
!U me tit
dispatched uusigned. being only j
bulletin from fhu Western I’niun. The
1 president read it shosrlv pa---pd it otej-
it*. Gen Farnsworth and then the gen-
eral passed it around to the other gen-
tlemen, Nothing w»- -j»i< 1 upon the
subject. He tr.uk it ;u- a matter of f-.»> *
mil proceeded to d.~eu>s ihe quCsti,.11
which he had been considering \\ hen
CoL Lainont handed him the telegra- .
It was then about 1 -in o'clock H•
I made no referenee whatever to the u>*
tl.'ll of tfic colivelltiol: lie re . i\> d
the .pews "f his nomination in V» a
’ cottf v. The negro arrested U a tall,
. fbrua! darky, nud Ita- the reputation
....... ’he Democracy, and he, too, testified to ■„ Uf. n i,er>- he livesa; a killer.
willing that his j t*‘° ’hat had been made. After ! His timely removal to Harris eounty
these assurances <tf-peace the chair- 1 ?a v;d id* nerk from tin h.u'.i-r.
man announced the vice-presidential
How decs Ignatius Donnelly obtain , *'2liL
his root number? is tlio question asked California presented the name of
by those who have examined the ' Thurman- through Tarpy. It was a
famous cipher. It seems to be a ease j poiT speech, and. Thurman s friends
of root. Bacon, or die.
111' name war only mvntoned twice f,,.r similar to.that iu which In- did his
before his nomination to day. and cadi nomination iu l\vt f..i governor
tipiM the convention arose and < lie-'' d j
it>elf hoarse ALMOST A BATTLE ROYAL
I ' • Freight Tram Wracked'with Sc-.eral Men
GOV ROSS FIRM
Tint friends of the late Dinah Muloek
Craik, author of “John Halifax,
Gentleman.” are about to erect a mar-
ble medallion to her memory in
.lewkesbury.Abbey,.it,‘\vke5bj1ry, Eng-
land.
Basement is Drained
ept the Building.
were disappointed. • ATex . .Tune •> ■ G--v • rrioj-
Patterson of Colorado presented the Uw hat firmly deeidud that uni.-,-the
name of lila< k, ami it was a nm^nili jf ►umlaUm> of fhi* :in* '■ *
| cent speech. ! drainctf s to protect them fr un sf-athl
. Vo-nhces presentetl the name of Gray , j w |„. xviil :o tmally
.....1 " ......... ....... do/cn ' tj,. building and decline to sign
patents-.’or the land
l and it was of cour>e good. A
j other states seeondud the uotniuatiun,
ITlrCock,unndwu i&tiag for 'i'e\as,. lift
said lu- represented a divided dulega
------------ -----------------^ ......aiytm luik'JuLihtsimLfmoUer ilhi tmmo
A Gromit A man ligures out that a ’of Thnrman, who, of all men, held the
man who regularly takes ten ordinary j warmest -pine*- In the hearts of the
, , . * , \ • DeinocraUc party, 11ns elicited ap
druiks of whisky a day and keeps it uj: p];uls.- and he did not represent a
for twenty'years will hi that time cou- j divided delegation long Before the
Sumo at feast thirty-six barrels of the name of Texas was reached the Gray
. .j. ' 1 men hoisted the bandanna and Texas
| cast twenty-six votes for the Ohio
William E. Bakiu.tt, the newly , datesmaii. •’ very early iu
1—• "< «« *«»*
Nowspajutr Csmipany of Boston. Mass., (Opponents remained in the race,
is only twenty-eight years of age. Hr Flu standards decorated with i
; bandanna liatidkefcliiefs were suf 1
tieient to notify them. It i.s ,sup-
j [Hise'd that the idea xvas that if there
great opposition that white the coil veil- ,
lion was waiting<»n the committee on
platform it would listen to th>'speeches
tTifTb. isi1 who wvl'e to put ealldld.lt> -s in
lioiuiuafkui. It was agreed that n»
i ballots should betaken and no election
' eUtereel into
I - Daniel Di.ughcrty w;p* the man m
4 let ted for the fl.-vdami w>>r.s Via
' bania Had glam tully yielded t>> New
York when-m r iiatue w-.ts called, ami
j Daniel lVuighorty respond- 1 It was
J- a great oi atitni on . a gl > a! subjeci
Dougherty is a gray-headed man, has
prominent
Hi,' to sign a proimneiu Uo»v
As the coil- I Commamling
tCarlors,exeopt as to t-h-e sraiC'Way.:.iu i-Wyt*. c- V,'t'b.. ‘! 1
tin- east wing have
bn-ad • bin and
figure. lie w;ts at Ills
k up the crowd a'» a
Hart—ConfeJetate Cavalry Reunion
Bunhatn came ip-ar being tire '• cm-
of ;r bloody battle this eteniiig. . The
Barnetts, who were r. i-ntlv -ar:> -:ol
charged with the murder of Edwin
Morgan, tlie lb-rmit. in toil, eaim- >-.>
town; and while hi iv met tin Tli> op
SOI s and -uhvr.S’a.-u witnesses \ ft \
words pU's.-d, -wh> n tie- twb p.e.G '
started t a' tin ir w eapi>lo and !• >r a few
niotii- nt' i-t look- d as if a war !.,• :le
d. atli w ith 'hutguris and m lu -t. t *
was iliimiliep! >i»--l ill Id a'l- >.P
puai-i'il Upon thi> '■ ene and a ■ .luma lid. d
the p. 4. declaring he would bu\.- to.
entire iytvWere _
hi» restored p- .,nd
................... u, ,
tug title to over
probable the drainage- will be promptly
supplied
.■'ii III I U* , -i U » u t > * • • < * *
ft'11' Tin-Barnetts haw- instituted pr>
l ings against .the Mai< w .......: i
perjury, wineli was the direct prom-
1 h r of the rupture
hut sweet, inlld his speech
! nine treat. • imgs
j. The speech peed nut t* n-pmpcl fur | l)(»j
j it would lose by it, because ty pe’ cah-
lU't do it justice. Front the I ip- • s.giy, A ,,.j,grain fimn 1'. try j i' . . <
idea may be gained. Fh>* umltetiee at ‘tpd^.y r..vv. called -'■■t' the w i . , ktt.g
tin- cl-.sc of it went' uru/y 1 hey tin .-1 ,,..t ly-fi-bin ibis point A ' . . ti e
• tljvir Inuidkeiehi’fs and scattered tie-j ,ptQ >n: i’-iris, xvli h is in tl.Vf
viskiu, l’’4{
tioii can l
is a member of the Massachusetts leg-
islature.
CliKtsTiNA, Queen liegout of Spain,
js soon to make a lour of her domin-
ion. The fkirojHHtu Quottna seem to
be rather restless just at present.
I’crhajis they want to show ofl'theii
spring cloth#*. .
was any opposition to him Thurman
would withdraw' and one of the two
would bo nominated, but there was
never a halt :is the bandanna brigudu
pushed in. It crossed the fateful two-
thirds line, aud with a scream ami yell
cartied uJl before it.
Tin' Texas delegation is plgased.
Etwth memlier has been interviewed
and all are pleased with not only the
tieket but the platform. The bearft-of-
o*> k men would hnvo preferred a
^ader pta.m ”;gnthey mm bid tjjiej
are* satisfied. Gcrtfge CpviH Covered
himself with glory in the < omiuitte.
lie fought by tlm side of W atterson for
---------- (tariff reform, and he told the com-
I,K,.„ rn»Mnnu »,V lmwllv asserts i mittee that unless it did something in
Jost.rn UAMBEtiLAis lonuiy tt - . jbat;linehe would bring u niiiioritv
that ho is cngagv»l tot Mias i-inlicott, j report if he could get no one to sign it
but the c|U(>,stion is, is- Miss- Flhdicott | but himself,
engaged to Joseph Chamber lain? These i His stillness, say rttemhers of the
............- "«**.......... «<»- SSSS
two assenting parties. j as mlx explanatiou. of the l^t plat-
ur . j form and the indorsement of the Mills
Hknkv Sasdlkhos, of Knoxville, J bill.
Tenn., is a nervous young man who is : The ctithusiashl for Thurman is mj
temporarily insane. Gilmore’s band I funded, ihe streets are lillvtl.Tilth
gave the famous 1 ^
I'wuliABLY tiic nkkgi wujdoyo ol the
GovorBUfVI^I t^UJ? seervioe i« Lind-
sey Mifse, un aikjleid coloro*! mug wnt
hus stood gttardy^ U»o door of the .Sec-
retaries of the NiS’y siuoe lie is
eighty years old.
REPAIR.NG DAMAGES—DISTRICT
CONFERENCE
W ills l’> >in r. I> \.. June T — Work
men an lm<y repairug the damage of Xjicy threw their hats away,
the storm. , l’liev sat igffli Vn‘\ ul’ ‘iIk1 1’“M'
An •sfeetiou to. determine •vimther ' up ;iml sat do#u tiiVu- Xml jjttyi urniin,
, boui’M' munmu'i. l>ann*rt> ri-iuu**'!
to Uib Sew York banner im\ worn, bc(( (JJJ ^
U.' d-LlU’t* lU’uUlld It, lilid uhil»; lit ,
villi in>t.
Tim Tyrfijjl L'ijtrjm (.‘vijjercnce is ill
sessii.n jiei-M, tns lirst service* being
held lust night. There is u large, at-
tendance of both ministerial ami lay
delegates, and the prospects are bright
for a.good work tmre. <hir,people, iu
harinonv with their liberality. ur< tak-
ing care of the delegates without regard
to church connection.
a» yet tn> >i>.-1yuj >-g jn im ina-
i'btaiued <>’th> r HiaTrTTrr
we at bound /i ci jglrt had Imeii dish. A
and mine of tb'*>’ > rc" badly* iiijun d
InvDlF’b Confederate i avairv
wUlhold {Cj.j 4^uual re uniup at this
dm the fourth of
—-g- •
BROUGHT FRt>M MISSOURI
{sheriff Dodd and Marshal Whitton
returned to Clarksville last night from
Charleston, M"„ bringing with them
Thomas xnd W illiam Wortham, who
uiurdefw John Han, Aug. 10,
They have been fugitives
this poiul of intoxication the door in
I the great pietuiv of Urn «-atpit*d above
1 the speaker'* stand opitued ahd a life*
»1/bU’ pk'ture o! Cleveland appeared.
Thi* was a climax, it looked ;y if tii^
crowd would hardly survive this last
; movy v u>t it* eQduraueu.
After tweuit? minutes of wild < liner
jd-ttg, Mr. JifeKenaie
seebtnjed tiiu uoinidatiun iu a
spaeeh, and moved that the rules
suspended and Grover Cleveland be
nominated by aeciatnation, (Uliers
malic speeches, among wlmm was Mr.
l.ightfout yj Texas, who did himself
great credit.
Kit. ii<
seeuv
(.'titer
•w„i
i,olilUUl—
exjnjetfd to take f>urt, though n>
e.ial action La-beVut taken.to that
vet.
^!l
Fi*« AT TEXARKANA
Tuesday ulght, at it o'clock; a ii re
wiki diseovuiid near tjie euiiter. «'»i the
Ke.ntai.eky,- blouk just-eajt o» Bur lh uidieJ>!IIoii?e,
north of Broad »treet. It -ffi-tits to
have originated in a pin til 1 frame build
iug ocenpied by a mdured rostaui ant
happy
ulus oe
........... been fugitives since that The-audience became impatient and
time, going from i>laee to place jn Ken were anxious to get at a vote, lhero
t-tickv. Indiana. (Hiiu and .Mr—nirl. , w^r not a dissenting Voice ami the
Thi nias W orth,aru vva, married ill Km- . delegates. somewhat rested, tried
tivky, and his wife and child arrived again t-> crack their lungs. llus,
here' ironi that -tate day, before ves- though an hour ag > they had said they
1 "*V
the
r.ld of
| ems-futy......Btev at l^gk-
couTpanitai by connon.tiriug, at Knox-1 which they wfl^ n<’*^ve },u explain
Yillo a few days ago. Sanderson ha; is thougb; that Sherman wit
been crazy ever since. t j j,y ,jl0 Uepviliiieans to save
......*” emio, and the delegates here are
' T; TI riAUitwTSlbaa !^^ivJunih«t^UuWto,mitow.
had made for his eUiaui y'aeht Gleam. J They have dime good work h> re, and | J^lUSOUt w|k, is securing
the smallest pinuo cyep constructed. It ; pn*hi'd Texaa forward tn tier inffuencc. riKht'of' way at Kerens, ami titer
is 47 incites hllU mul 17 incites wido
T'tirkrt'
It
l be
keeper and spread rapidly to
joining buildings On either
the block vvere splendid bri> l\ strue-
turus—that of A Eiber on tie- A :Ui,i
tile Norwood block on tie,. e;i-t, in
Which the Inter.-tates Ba'h-lv hirated.
By hard efforts these l^tlildings were
SU\ ed. thank' to a larg-1 aipph of wa-
• , - -, ■ i - - , , '[ter and liiTote Woi"’ l,V ollrt wo etli-
tei day. The murderors were placed in j Woufd nominate nobody today ■ ,irv (r,-niibai i;,,. .ti| 'the
aiiws.^yg^tjr^i I,. j™? &
[*■ a list of .-li(ss.es and instn
11. 'Filsori,: brick .'wall • tarn
THIRD SURVEY COMPLETED
The crps of engineer.^ of the G.i'vi s-
t«n .Air.Liue i'OaJ..hai±i.AL‘ -eP_Jji.JAiAy'i1y
for a couple of days, having just eunr
the usual oppo-ition, originating .
Indiana.it was thought It was a ».iuy - (lill,iwi|1;.
pit ted the third survey of .the line from
llotiston to Kerens. Col W alter
Gresham, the attorney for the mad,,
with Cot Owens, a ......tractor, met
' IU
(’apt. O Neill, the chief surveyor, aiyd
iuoveini;iil •
Gov. Throekmoi ton said if (iiu ewu-
ygtHjoB> ouidumuiuale •'>•. V! u !l!l
out a phi!form it eotihi do the same by
Fhurinun, but after a time the conven-
tion did adjourn.
W'lu ther or ip>t the movumont w-u.
l^-de ijii ynler t>> give(»ray as.huneu *_r,
die
iiisui'eil bn i.mnn A I.
and SJfi Inches dnep. The instrument,
the tone of which is wonderfully sweet,
was made bv Charles M. Slleff aud do-
atgned by Charles .1. Gross.
Thf. late Matthew Arnold was total-
AFTER THE FIEND.
A Sheriffs Posse on His Trail and His
Arrest Considered Certain.
JX)NGVIKW, Tex., June, tb—The ]K>sse,
headed by a deputy sheriff of Harrison
.county, passed through here yesterday
ly opposed to John Morlcy’s political t,venjng on tins trail of Henry Foster,
views. A short time before his death , alias Tall Diger, the rape lieiid. He
Mr. Arnold met Morlev. and the latter hatl.bcen seen at the jnuction liere aud
■f was seen again at Mr. laylor’s, tune
consultation"( Yds. Gresham and (bv.e.n-
left for a trip over tlm lines to llom-
Deeils to the right of w ay have Gray.
said: “Arnold, whenever 1 travel 1
mile* from herb, and again at (Cade-
carry a volume of your writings with , w.lt4,|%, i( m,nis niakiug his way eithei
me. Before making a s|H;ech 1 read it wrst ,vn the Texas & racific railroad
lor inspiration, and Afterwards I read 11 i or going to Taylor, most likely the
,o„ Olirei
I Cherokee counties, upon reading the
Wii secured to Kerens, with olte or
At! feeleonthb'Ut that uneasy
'iKsycbp iFlyyv:,]!, .Taioa gi >d 4 ’ in K C Til - !iivtt“
tor f^iMiii i' l’. Met oriinek, grocer,
(uvS ou stock, ’MobO, iii-uii 'l for - 'ob
i>r K. W U- v>l frame building,
iu’oOO: no iusuianca. I,, A I’aUiih-.
dnignist. loss j-bbuii; Insurance iiU'Hi.
=. . , A. Uobinsim, building, lu>,s r,n
dc'a I Iff ; 'd .oil . .. nliraUee rlotl J I. Cellar, '.ilo"!!,
Thr T hurman sGekmg | ^ dU^eged TTv FTnmvdi uhTn-ian
pmtv close,fbul 1’ im-ru-anr.- jiwh» Young »V W'rigM*-,
-lands >45 H h ‘f 1 x •" . ,‘r butchers, loss rJOO, no in.suranr, 1 .
1 ' J- -• *‘ K' ?•> I Aldvrson, sui^lTitis-iyind m* iiispnniee
The origin of the tire is* miknmvu.
gvl .more yiTTi's Camor. uf ^ be
re'sjnicl 'tor Thmma , Wt are, awiully !
Olivek Amiul JIL,
Ames, Governor of Massachusetts v .............,
registered at a hotel in Washington # ; description and name of the uegno.
|*w days ago and failed to add the telegrajdied here tojcatch hini as h • is
“jr.” to his signature. All sorts ol
political rumors were ’s,’t rtloat.
crowds of callers begun to pour
wanted in both those enmities for a
. similar crime. Nothing up to this
ani' I t|M>^ )Vus ti*.,.11 heard from thi: possyf.;
'u’f Later advises from W oodlitwn, lex..
the hotel
Governor
looking for the Bay State 1 show that Foster passed tluvuglvlhat
a.. .*«« ** Tr n, 15^*^ li.ri &
to tell callers that Mr. Ames had gone i,ad tin- gun, which an-wer-the deserip
to the Richmond Flats. Thither the tion. __________
crowd followed him and were linall) NEWSPAPER CHANGES,
admitted to his presence, the air al yjr j„|,n of Weatherford has
onco assumed the color,of a cloudlcsi ase<l the old Abilene Reporter
sky. _ , plant and intends to publish a tirst-
class paper iu its stead, lie has
two exceptions,
the road is a eei’tainty.
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
The Alliance executive committee
arc in session at Sherman, l'ex., ami
have under eousider<ittpn or rejection
the building-to I"’ occupied by them as
a mill It is understood that to-mor-
row they will award the cotitraet for
the erection of an elevator, with lP.bOb
bushels capacity, to he located on Last
Cherry street, ‘ and to he erected iu
time for the coming wheat and other
grain crops. _
STABBED IN THE BACK,
At Houston, a few nights ago, in the
Union saloon, near the -dd iron bridge,
Gorge Raker committed an -i--tuit
upon L. r. Maxwelt by staibring hinoiH
the hark with a pocket knife
trouble originated from whisky.
_______ about" hi-4 health. The Il'ldl-
am'i speaker* ’.old them that he was
m-t u sound Euan by anv me.-uis.
It it again said that the udjourumoiit.
was for the purpose of giving <1 ray a
true view of the situation, in order to
let him withdraw if to- -> ■!• -ip d It
is runior.il That he let- anlhori/ed a
withdrawal "t his name, l.iit tills i-
doubte-l., It 1'hminau is far ahead
when the name of lev.ts is reaehed,
tiic whole delegation will go -solidly for
him. , _ .
The (■oinmitteu on platform is -till at
•.nit*. George Clark .is among the re-
formers. bill it looks as if the reform-
ers would ii"! win in the eommittee.
File ls*4 platform m-u are in tin1
uiajofity If thi- I- so it i.s probahle
the light will tie brought into tin- eon
VcntiiUi. If so it will be settled .piiek-
ly. in favor of Uleyelaiids nn-s-age
i’tlts.rs showtt bv tile ! o-l 1 lint Mi»— ao i
Thu
though in- one suspect* incendiarism.
BIT HIS EAR OFF.
A Horse Attacks a Little Boy New Mili
tary Company.
At Laitonia. Tuesday night, a boy oi
Mr. F'.ubank.s was holding :i in-rse w In n
the animal turned round and bit tin
top part of the little hoy's ear oil No
fears ale entertained that the lior-e
had hydrophobia, as Mr Eubanks '•••v-
the horse is given to biting .people.
The Methodist revival begun he:r<
last week is 'till in progress ITiirtv
six converts reported during the pro
gress nl the meeting.
La-loti la boys li:ue organized a Trnii-
tui’V -company; wit h forty six members,
and the eomtiauy will apply for gtim
soon. Ladonja has a good i'atut, '
Dn. Yo-W, the accotuidished physi-
Oian of the Chinese Legation at M’ash-
ington, is soon to wed an American
maiden who is described as "ono of tin
well-known beauties and society lead
ers at the capital.” Dr. Yowhas beer
a great social pet in W ashiugton. H*
is not handsome, but may tie called,
without exaggeration.picturesque,
speaks excellent F.ngl sli, is an accom-
plished borsenmu. and enn wield t
sword with skill and vogor. He alwayi
wears a Chinese costume. Sky blu*
tunic, red silk pantelets aud a pigtat,
pur-
chased an entire new outfit costing j
nearly fWH>, which is now on the way —
and to arrive very sliortly. 1 he paper i ALL QUIET
will be a weekly and will be continued j tI
under its former name, the Abilene
Reporter Mr. Hoenv has been man-
ager of the Sun Publishing Company’s
business at Weatherford lor the past
____live years and is well known as a suc-
Ht i ecssful newspaper man throughout the
stab*- •
DRAINED
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it mult b
thoroughly.
June 8.—Tlie capitol
CHOSEN EDITOR.
Rev. Janies Campbell, pastor of the
Methodist < hun h at Marshall, has been
chosen by tin- board of publication
editor of the Christian Advocate, .pub
lishe-l at Dallas. R-*\ Mr Sheldon, of
the Southwestern L'niversitv, George
town. Tex . will succeed Mr. Camp-
bell as pastor of this church.
IN WALLER COUNTY.
Cupt. MeMurray, with a detachment
of his rangers. Wlio have been stationed
at Hempstead during the late troubles,
started to the headquarters of his com-
pany, at Quanuh. llardciuan county-
notified the con-
drainage for the base-
nut
___be provided befpre anv
^xc^d.ai • luxuriuu-lv Uae&tfti ^ of
on the Fort Worth A Denver railroad,
in Northern Texas, to-day A detach-
ni^ut has bt*cu If ft here1 ou duty until
further orders Capt. MeMurray has
made many friends during his stay in
Hempstead, and the uitizens regret to
see him go away. Everything is now
uiel m
tb- LxiiumiUeu fpr
staying with the ivsi men.
At ti o’clock nit the , tlirciit-
t-tiing clouds ilisajipean -1 from
til-- horizon. It "a- thought at
dark that the convention’would hang
ui- in a great light, but the committee
,:i platform emerged froin its room
witli the annouuecmeiit that all was
|,i\ply, Tlie tariff plank - t 1HM4 is
adopted t-i suit Gorin i’i and his follow■
Y-r>, then the (Teveiand m-s-age i-
dopted as the explanation of that
plank; !“ «uit Watterson and his fob
wrl's.
The Nl ills .bill xvas endorsed inn
plunk and- congress i* asked
the bill. George Glark say*
the. indorsement D a splendid one.
The prohibition matter rcei-ivcd no
imsideiaTon and the old atiti-sumntu-
arv plank.was put iu a* usual. Alfthe
---'mimttee are jubilant.
It i> now,probabie that th'M’onvcn-
liomwill finish its work fo-morrbw
BOW THF. t’REStDEST TOOK IT.
Wasuin-.tos, June 7—When the
a«w; reached the white house that
epefati
jia-s
nn-l
T in* surveyor employed by the city
eouneil of L idoiiia to make :t - urvey
of the town has about completed his
work.
The Cl awson mill is being refitted by
putting in patent rollers, an enterprise
milch needed here.
In every part of town improvements
ar-' goilg on, residences, store-houses
mid. new fencing.
SILVER DISCOVERED
M K. Lancaster, manager of the
Burnet and Llano stage line, brought
the report to day that silver has been
found by prospectors in Lluim county,
m ar Babiy Head Mountains. The re-
port is that the ore assays to the
ton. No particulars, however,, are to
ne hart as to the extent of the vein or
by whom the ore was tested, and the
reliability of the report is not fully es-
tablished.
Twenty Mexicans and Swedes ar-
rived to-day to work on the Burnet At
Marble Falls railroad.
Wool receipts to-day 15,000 pounds
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