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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

again be defeated, and this time by a
thorough Democrat who has none Of
the David Davis leaven in him.
There is already eager speculation as
TO who the successful Democrat will
be. Carter Harrison is much spoken
Of, aad his splendid race for governor
has given him prestige as successful
politician. Gen. Palmer, Hon. Ly-
man Trumbull and Col. VIM. Il. Nor
rlson are named, and it is very likely
the choice will fall upon one Of these
four. Either of them would honorthe
position and the state.
Logan's defeat is complete and hui
initiating. This has, indeed, been a
bad year for him. He was candidate
before the Chicago convention for
president, but was left out of eight in
the balloting. Nominated for the un-
important place Of vice-president, he
now finds himself defeated for that
Office, and his senatorial aspirations
cut short by a Democratic legislature.
There will not be Republican presi-
dent to appoint him to Office, and he
will have to go TO work TO earn a living
by working for It. lie is a very fair
lawyer, aud may make Il living at that
profession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

In view Of the turbulence Of Mr..
Blaine and the ludid language Of the
Iowa fool, the papers are recalling the
language Of VIM. NJ. Evarts, who prof
tied by the counting-in process OF 1877.
In Blaine speech, delivered at Brook
lyn just before the election, Mr.
Evarts said:
You may say, M some people now say, o
party should not always be in power bu, IN
this country tho party that Is loyal ol'oay'
shaU BE- ~ poircr. The party that raises It's
hand against the integrity, tho honor, the
safety OF this country so long as IL maintains
its front and its cohesion, It's sentiment ia
passion, It's purposes unchanged, shGN neter
hare possession ofhis government
Mr.. Evarts paid uninteDtlonal trib'
ute to the loyalty OF the Democratic
party, for Grover Cleveland will be in
augurated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
The lad 81 Lank Loran.

The Illinois legislature Is Demo-
cratic on joint ballot. Thisisan event
in the political world that appropri-
ately comes at the same time as the
election of Democratic president,
1t is the first time since the war that
the Democrats have controlled the IL
llnols legislature, aud fortunately John
A. Logan's senatorial term expires
next March, and this Legislature elects
his successor. This means that MIR.
Logan will be shelved,
The legislature elected In 1876 con-
tanned majority Of Democrats and
Independent Republicans, but they
could not agree upon an acceptable
senatorial candidate. Logan was at
that time, too, a candidate for re-elee-
ton, but several of his own party
members refused to vote for him, after
he had been selected as the Republican
candidate for senator by the party
caucus. These anti-Logan Republi.
cans, with the Independents aud
Democrats, formed a majority, but
they could agree In nothing except
opposition to Logan. Alter losg and
vainly balloling for several men
chiefly Lyman Trumbull aud Gen
Palmer, the opposition at last united
upon David Davis and elected him a.
an independents Two years later, ID
1879, Ogleaby'A term expiring, LoGar
was chosen senator to iill lis place
and his term ends In March next
With an adverse majority II
! the Legislature Of Illinois he viii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
SAN ANTONIO.
The Southwest Texas Delegation to the
Cattlemen's Convention Official
Count OF Bexar County.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Nov. IL Hon.
Columbus Epson, ex-member of con.
grees from this district, and DIR. j. r.
Smith, medical director of the mill
tary department, and United States
Marshal Gosling will accompany the
Southwest Texas delegation to the ma
tional ctttlemen's convention in st.
Louis as guests and render them val
liable assistance If the occasion pre-
sents itself. The entire delegation
consists Of thirty.three members,
among them many of the most
wealthy and influential cattle growers
in the state. They leave here by "A
special car on the Missouri Pacific on
the morning of the l4th.
The habeas corpus case of Helner
Torpherwin, the Dung son of the JUS
tiee of the peace at Leon Springs,
charged with the murder of old man
Davenport some months since, was con-
clnded aud he was released on a $1,000
bond.
The official count of Bexar county
was made to-day. Irelandis majority
Is 1895; Sayers' majority, 1888.
Thompson and Bergstrom are elected
TO the legislature by small maiorities
Almost the entire Peoples ticket has
majorities ranging from 200 to 1850.
MeLeary, for elector, ran behind his
ticket.
Hon. Thos. p. Ochiltree Is in the
city tonight for the purpose of meet
ing Mackay, the California bonanza
king, who viii arrive here from San
Francisco In the morning. Ochiltree
says that Mackay's visit is with a
view of looking after his long
neglected railway interests in Texas
and possibly TO make some arrange
ments by which his road can be
extended from Victoria 10 San Anto.
! Mo, il the citizens Of San Antonio
should become sufficiently interested
Ia IL. This, however, Is problematical.
Oar people are very much interested
in the Arkansas Pass road, notwith-
standing that Mr. Ochiltree gives his
preference to the line from Victoria.
Two illegal voters from Cotulla had
hearing before the United states
commissioners this morning and were
bound over for future trial in the
federal court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Democratic Treaohery in New York.
The part played by the local politi-
cal organizations Of New York city in
the late election there is shown by the
vote for the city offices. The county
Democracy had up a ticket, Tammany
had up another, and the Republicans
third. The vote was cast ss follows
for the different candidates for mayor
Grace, County Democracy, "a .5Os
Grant, Tammany, s4,0i5; Gibbs, Re
publican, AZ, 1888. On the national
ticket Cleveland received $4,000 and
Blaine $1,000. A comparison of the
party vote in New York for the ma.
tlonal and for the local candidates will
supply food for reflection.
The two local Democratic candidates
for mayor received combined vote of
$4,000, while Cleveland had but 1885,
900. The local Republican candidate
for mayor had 40 600 votes, while
Blaine had $1,000. Toe evidence OF
these figures makes it indisputable
that at least 10000 Democratic votes
were traded on; that for the sake of
winning the mayoralty and county
offices, with their plumber and pick
ings, the two Democratic organizations
sh mefutly "swappodn votes for
Blaine In return for Republican votes
for their local candidates. More than
lOO 600 so-called Democrats voted for
the Republican candidate for president
in order to get 10000 Republicans
to vote for their candidate
for mayor. With these 10000
Democratic votes, cast for the
candidate of their party, Cleveland
would have beaten Blaine in New
York by that majority and there would
have been no dispute over the vote OF
the state.
If the Democrats of the state of New
York do not destroy these corrupt
vote-trading organizations they will
never be able to consider themselves
safe from defeat, even with majority
of the people OF the state with them.
No future Democratic convention
should recognize the existence oil
political associations in New York
city, or admit the delegates
elected by the so-cAlled Democratic
"elubs.n Their liberation of Tam
many has been repaid by the blacklist
treachery TO the national candidate
and Hubert Thompson, who owes Gov
Cleveland his very political existence
is at the head of an organlz .tlon that
is no better than TAmmsny. Tn,
Democrats OF that state should <,
. to work at once 10 organize a wal
upon these factions and crush them
Until this is done there is no assurance,
OF Democratic success In New York
: or in the nation through the vote o
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
RATES OF ADvEETIsINo
EnRNrRREp ON APPLIcA TON.
wEpNEspAY MoRNINo. NoyEMnER le.
THE WORLDS EXPOSITION.
$4,000 Copies of The Gazette to be
Distributed nc New Orleans.

$4,000 Copies Of The Gazette to be
Distributed at New Orleans.
with view Of having Fort Worth
fully and faithfully represented in the
Worlds exposition to be held In New
Orleans next winter, we have secured
the services of special reporter, who
will prepare detailed description OF
our city and fully represent our bust
meas men and business institutions,
our industries, and In fact everything
necessary to place Fort Worth before
the world In It's true light, and the
matter 80 furnished will be printed In
an ertra edition OF THE GAZETTE of
not less than GJty thousand copies,
which will be taken to the Texas de
partment OF the exposition and then
given TO thousands who will throng
that quarter during the exposition.
Those who wish to appear In this extra
edition should hand in their names to
THE GAZETTE office and their wants
will be attended to.
LOVING, MALONE q FORD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
BBLL COUNTY.

Total Vote OF the County 5sO2.
Special TO the Gazette.
Bolton, Tx, Nov. 1.-THE coun-
" judge, sided by the county commits
sioners. finished the counting of the
vote of Bell county to-day. 1t is as
follows;
Cleveland, ALSO; Blaine, All; ST.
John, 90.
For congress; Mills, 1851 osterhaut,
5Tl.
State ticket:
Ireland, ALAG; Jones, 70l; Norton, 81.
Gibbs, a49s; Haynes, 1873
Swain, 1915,
Lubbock. 46ll.
Walsh, 400B.
Templeton, ana
Baker, 464l.
The names OF the county aud dis
trict officers elect have already been
published.
Pendleton beats Thompson for rep.
resentative by lbs votes
The total vote cast in the county was
52Q2, being 1000 more than were esst
two years ago.
-~-e-ess-----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
Blaine wrote n.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Positive and
authentic information has been re.
eelved here tonight TO the effect that
Blaine himself dictated the address
issued by the national Republicans
committee last Thursday declaring
That the Republican ticket had been
elected retiecting outrageously upon
SOY. Cleveland 10y falsely saying that
the defeated candidate has control OF
the election machinery OF New York. y
blaine's address Was even more ineen-
diary than that Issued by the commit
tee. The latter made few alterations
IN Blaine's draft. aud the "crushed
trsgedian" rebuked the committee for
making alterations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
,acrilege Of calling her young and

vi lUunk anu
beautiful
While an orator was holding forth
on the splendid triumph of jackson
ian Democracy in Brown county a
bystander asked who was Jackson and
II he was dead.
The reason that the San Antonio
Express desires so much to see o pro-
tective tariff in force is that it wants
protection against the Mexican voters
Of Bexar county.
The Free Lance Is a newspaper pub
lished at Alexander, Erath county.
The editor shows pluck enough to un-
lock his "formsn and run In a new
supply of election news.
Bill Sharp, a darby from Cherokee
county, was arrested at Carthage,
Pamela county, for stealing a mule.
Bill had the cheek to ask the sheriff to
sell the animal for him at public out
cry.
The Tyler Democrat and Reporter
has the liveliest column of editorial
paragraphs of any paper in the state.
We know this to be q fact, for we
wrote them for THE GAzETTE's State
News column.
The spouting Of aspiring patriots on
the night of the election has added 80
per cent. TO the number of silver
tongued orators in Texas. This is not
official, but the remaining precincts to
hear from cannot change these fig
ures.
A man died in Houston on whose
person was found letters Identifying
him with Charles johnson. His
letters were addressed care of j. Y
Burke. Mr.. Johnson has written a
letter asking for the letters, saying his
name Is Charles Johnson and that he
is at work for j. Y. Burke at Bolton.
When the honest yeomen of Bon
ham grew hot in the collar over the
election returns they bought Stude-
baker wagon and burned it in the
public streets. Mr.. Studebaker forced
his men to vote the black Republican
ticket but he doubtless would be
pleased IL some one would buy up and
burn all his wagons. He wants a de-
mand created.
The buzzer of the Blossom Prairie
Bee is honest enough to say Our
better half attended the lecture on
wOman's rights by Mrs. Mariana Fol-
som the other night. The next morn
ing she called us at 8 o'clock, saying
DRESS the baby (?), make fire in the
stove, put water in the kettle, beat the
steak, then go bring me morning
paper, want to hear how Lock wood
is making it.n We went (?).
The county judge of Rains county
was fined for "totingn a pistol He re-
fused TO pay his fine, and as pauper con-
vic,s are hired out to work out their
fines, the judge tried to play it sharp,
and by the authority in him vested,
hire0 himself out TO himself, and in
tended laying Off the judge week or
two to rest and put the convict on to
sub for him as judge until the fine
would be paid. The sheriff couldn't
see 1t.
When one of the sovereigns ap.
preached the bulwark of our liberties
and attempted to deposit his vote, q
question as to his being in the right
precinct arose, and TO settle all doubts
the judge asked him where he got his
washing done. He replied that he had
none done anywhere; when his clothes
got dirty lac turned them inside out,
and by the time the second side was
soiled the first side would be worn
clean.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
An Eye 10 Business.

Exchange.
"Nes, my daughter. / wish you
would do your best TO capiivate the
heart Of our coachman.n
and elope with him, papa?n
Eyes, my dear. You see the papers
will say you are the daughter Of mil
lionaire ~
"Well?p
"Well, that will enlarge Iily credit
See? Now run out 10 the stable, that's
II good girl"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
TEXAS NOTES.

A mad dog has been raising fuss in
McGregor.
Tyler girls boast of their ignorance
Of cooking.
San Antonio seems to be the home
of political cycles.
Cleburne is anxious to have greater
railroad facilities.
"AssociatiOnalr Is new word worn
by the Texas Baptist.
Under state control the renltentia-
ries are making money.
The Baptists of Abilene are going to
give grand Sunday school picnic.
In Overton some of the young men
got staving drunk on bologna sausage.
The citizens of Taylor are endeavor-
ing to organize hook and ladder COM
pany.
Many of the Greenbackers Of Smith
county voted the straight Democratic
ticket.
Mr.. w. Il. Foster has purchased and
assumed entire control of the Texan
Telephone.
The thieves that followed Sells cir
/ Gus at Bellville robbed number of
stores there.
A man named James Draper was
struck dead in the Houston rolling
mills recently.
There was less enthusiasm at Wills
Point during the election than was
ever beford witnessed.
g. b. Bishop and his Widow Bedott
met with waterloo in MineOla, where
not single seat was cold.
w. X. Homan has accepted a posi-
! ton rs associate editor of the Temper
ance Banner of Caldwell.
Gatesville has such a prohibition
tariff against gamblers that il Is feared
the industry will be paralyzed.
| methodist JIM OF the Greenville
Herald has gripping to be the next
sergeant at arms OF the Texas legisla-
ture.
The Cleburne Daily Telegram has
made its appearance and promises 10
be good local paper" The daily
merits success.
A thunderstorm near Waxahachie
was IN progress when lightning struck
Maj. Wallis barn, burning il and kill
ing fine horse.
The country papers were patriotic
enough 10 defer publication for dav
to accommodate their readers with the
latest election news.
In one of the wards in Houston the
incomplete returns show that Wash
Jones had received more than five
votes to Ireland's one.
The editor Of the GreenviIle paper Is
In quandary over present sent him.
! He does not know Whether tl,..x, Z, "a
hickory nuts or peaches.
The Mckinney Black Waxy has a
picture of Steve Flynn OF Houston
with ROSTERS tail To II and publishes
IL as picture OF Cleveland.
Brenham darkies do not sell their
votes. They approach q candidate.
shake his hand, tell him he Is all
right and borrow half"til Saturday. D
The youth of Albany are always on
the alert for stray canine which they
capture and send out upon their own
responsibility with a can tied TO their
tails.
Down in Waxahachle doctor and .
ehum ofhis tried to run a "blind tiger y
The doctor wrote the PRESCRIPTIONS an :
the chum filed them. The judge fined
them $3.50.
Senator Maxey's speech in Paris on
the night of the election was IA master
y effort OF imprempul speaking, and
IL commented upon by many OF our
exchanges.
Miss Marianne OF the Moated
Grange Folsom made mash down Ia
'seueen CITY. The paper commits the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
A Question Answered.

HEuoH. JOHNSON Co., TEXAS.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
slr--Ia TGfrant county Democratic, and II
So how eau she elect free-gra's candidate
IN opposition 10 the decision OF the Houston
conVentiong Respectfully,
d. c. Mc-AIy.
Tarrant county is Democratic. The
Houston convention made no decision;
It expressed belief No one but the
political asses ever asserted that a
Democrat could not oppose the lease
law and still be Democrat, and the
Democratic party in Texas contains
only IA small percentage of political
asses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
Organs Unreliable.
ClnclnnntI EnnnIrer.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Col. Holloway's Indianapolis Times
(Rep.) comedies Indiana to Cleveland
by 5000. This Is the decent thing TO
do. Now let the Tribune follow with
New York. The Tribune still claims
the state for Blaine against four sets Of
figures to the contrary. This Is what
comes of being an organ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Fort WORTH gave John Ireland
1885 votes and Dallas gave him 2O6S
votes. Dallas newspapers have been
representing their city as twice as
large as Fort Worth; they have been
declaring that this city would give a
Republican mslOrity they have told
the world that the people here hated
John Ireland and that Dallas was the
place where he was held Ia greatest
love and veueraiIon. VIII some Dali
las paper explain now why John Ire
land 60 only 30s so'es more IN Dallas
than ia Fsrt WORTH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

A srArIsrIcIAN has found that the
average age OF men in the past forty
years has advanced three years. This
is partially due TO the toughening
qualities In the modern adulteratlon
OF foods and liquors. lockwood pert
wine, moiasses whisky, oleomargarine,
glucose, cotton oil, aud other vegetable
and mineral constituents OF the re-
freshment supplies were strangers TO
the good old times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
wAOo'
Rev. A. A. Allison Ass'
Worth by the NJ y u

Rev. A. A. Allison Assll
Worth by the NJ =
Waco, TEX, Nov. III
west Texas conference y
South, adjourned this a. 4.
following are the leAan
ments for the ensuing "
Fort Worth disirl,esE ., I
Stockton, presiding eld0l 4
station, a. A. Allison I
Waco district: y.
presiding elder; Wao0
Bishop. IL, 10
Georgetown distLio. ~
presiding elder 6eo'e'''
w. G. Conner. n
NyeatheTford dis!fle,,e' .r
presiding elder; WEST
NJ. IL. Wells. ..,... 81
Stephenville dislilS1'.
presiding elder; bIep'''s
II. A. Durham. .f.,...lt
Gainesville, j. ]. Ms,Is
Meridian, w. i. hs 1..ss
Iredell circuit, lns'
]. J. Harris. CHI
Cleburne station + q B.
Corsicana station; =
Eanis, j. Fred coz M
The next session y .sn,.
will be held At Cof'''
bishop Mcl'yeire
Sulphur Springs y y
conference when NV
day. e.,lisf
Rain has been ia,''ss ~
interniission tinpo
night. a..,Idt 4
Col. Barlow ana r .'a,...sss
San Antonio TINS
Rjonosa roasted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Mr., CLEVELAND; Please, when AL
len G. Thurman ia provided for as at
tomey.geueral, leave the balance of
"the Ohio menn to the defunct Repuh-
lican party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

TExAs would make four or Ave reliable
Democratic States Augusta tGal Chronicle.
Hands Off Not even for Democracy
win Texas submit to be carved. Give
the country an honest national admin
istratlon, aud you need not be looking
for methods 10 keep the Democrats in
power. You can't slice Texas, AR.
Patrick Walsh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Tha OnlcIaI VOC Of lhn Counts.

Specialize the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Nov, 1.-THE
county commissioners to-day COM
pleted the canvass OF the vote cast "A
week ago. The following are the Off
clal figures:
Cleveland, $3.50; Blaine, III; Butler,
$50; ST. John, SO.
Ireland, SlGO; Jones, SO2; Norton, 90,
Gibhs, 1866.
Wellborn, (lor congress $780, Big
ger, 4.
The scratching of Gibbs by about 500
voters is not understood or explained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Twas little hard for the boys to
get 1t through them--that was all.
Blaine never really intended putting
himself at the head OF the
Iowa Republican state committee
and cutting his way 10 the
White House. All that every good
citizen asked was fair count, and
now they have got 1t. Cleveland is
nreaLdent.eleot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

VINO pW mourn for Logan now?
Beaten for vlce-president and con-
fronted at home by Democratic
Legislature, he viii be constrained to
stay "out of politics. for brief
while.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

THE Chicago Herald thinks Jay
Gould has become trliie too powerful
when the country is compelled 60
await his decision as to the result of "a
presidential contest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

BEN BUTLER says Jay Gould sent
that gongratulstory telegram to Cleve-
land 10 prevent the mob from hanging
him TO sour apple tree.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
ADoubtIul State.


The able Democratic gentlemen who
held Ohio down In October seem to
have let 1t get away from them in No
vember. That state is doubtful in
presidential years about the same way
Kentucky IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

THE conservative tone Of all the re-
spectacle papers Of the country, even
while coutendiug for their party rights,
Ia a mild rebuke TO the Iowa fool who
talked Of uwnh.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
A LittIe Too OFTEN.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Frequent elections are the safe.
ment, but one presidential election in
four years is plenty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

TAREAET county gave John Ireland
1868 votes, Jones 300 aud Norton 10
majority OF 9O90 over both Jones and
Norton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

DALLAS cast 1869 votes, says the
Times. Fort Worth cast sl59. If Fort
Worth Democrats had been as crazy
after offices as the Dallas Democrats,
we would have polled a full vote and
led that town by 500 or more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
Blaine,s Claim.

81. Louis Post-DIspstch
Blaine's claim Is: 81 don't know
what the figures are, but know they
are In my favor"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
Nod Thing 10 DeatIl.

Philadelphia Record.
The wages of sin is death, and the
wages OF protection ia the next thing
TO IL.