Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19
R1FLEBALLs.

All eyes are turned ON Disinheritcd
Knight with an eNpectant gaze.
Col. l.. w Oglesby of Collin is pro-
nouuccd candidate for comptroller.
The press of the state is unit in de-
handing a change in the road law
The l.l Paso Lone Star thinks district
judges should be given an increase in
salary,
The Houston Herald has hoped on
Mayor Baker with both feet-and II has
very large feet.
SaWnie Robertson's appointment as SUI
prcmc Judge is generally regarded as
victory for the "llids."
Grass Commissioner stephens found
several illegal fences in Tom Green, and
declares that they must come down.
EN-Attorney General McLeary is eN-
pccting every minute to have Jack Evans
head presented to him on charger
The removal of Senator Han from La
redo to III Paso takes an active friend of
Gov Ireland out of the state senate.
The Prohibitonists were stunned lit
Tie by recent disasters, hut they seem TO
be getting ready for another campaign.
/ Washington county will probably vote
ON prohibition and tbs Banner predicts
that II Will be overwhelmingly defeated.
/ The Rusk County News tells It con-
Gdeutialy that Judge Reagan win not
be candidate for the United States scn-
ate
The Breckenridge Texan opposes
I Swain FOR governor, but thinks he will
lock the convention and looks for dark
horse.
The san Antonio Times is urging or
gunilaton for the purpose of protecting
the interests of Arkansas Pass in the next
congress.
The Bosquc Blade threatens that the
Prohibdonists will take Bryan T. Barry's
scalp il he applies for the lieutcnant-gov-
ernorship.
1t is even ten mouths until the guher-
national nomination is made. our col
umus this morning Indicate that the cam
paign has begun in earnest.
The sulphur Springs Gazette (prohibi-
tionisD threatens to chew one of Senator
Coke's ears The Waco senator, we be-
lieyc, wears a five pound ear.
"Our Barney has written letter in
which he declares that he is not a candi-
date for governor, but expects North
Texas to knock the persimmonS.
The San Antonio Times gives color to
the charge that lreland's friends have
couSpired against Swain, ny a somewhat
vicious attack on the comptroller
Lieut. Davis, son OF Ex-Governor Davis,
is making biz reputation as an Indian
fighter. lie has been rendered lucra-
tive position bya wealthy New York syn
dicatc.
EX-Postmastcr DeGress win be the Re
publican candidate for mayor of Austin.
ON account OF the strength of the negro
vote the chances are that he will be
elected
t Corscana declined to present candi-
date for the supreme iudgeship because
she expects Barry to get tae nomination
, for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so says the
Courier
WhiSperings are growing louder and
loudoT that Barney whose other name /,
A., Giels is practicng with a tomahawk on i
stuffed pair OF pants which he has labeled
Wcllbon.
Some OF the newspapers threaten Con
2 gresham Stewart with dire ycngeanc,
because Notary didn't get the Houston
postmastership. Uncle Daniel, however
, is serene.
Some ambitious gentlemen IN Houston
/ started stewart guOeruatorlal boom
e but the tail sycamore of the First
district saw the point, and announce
P that he will hold on to his scat in con
, gross
- All talk about Wash Jones as possibl,
. CONGRESSMAN from the West is bosh
O After Lanham, the Jumbo district vii
d most likely be represented by * X
Legett, the brilliant young attorney o
'Ahicne.
4 occasionally Cuberson Is spoken Of a
E u possible subernatorial aspirant Day,
+ mas not yea written his letter OF accept
: ance, but II looks very much Ike youp,
G Charley could get thu Acknowledgement
Ship II he wants It,
n Hon. L. A. Patton who made eallan
i. fight as a candidate for land commissions
r. IN the last campaign, Is engroSscd in
al heavy law practice AT his home IN Alya
ID RADIO, johnson county The political III
.e tercsts of Texas suffered serious los
D. when he retired to private life.
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