Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-28
SHEOL TO PAY.
The Fall Elections the Cynosure Of
All Eyes, Everything Upside
Down ID Ohio and Indiana.
Both States isedlstrlcied indiana
Democrats Demoralyed b. opposl-
ton to the Adm ulsiralion.
Sen' hoss cnncsia His Appointinont 70
speak NJ Tyler IN Order 10 Meet
Col, Swan at Cameron.

TnR NATIONAL ror
special to tho Casttio.
WARRINGTON, May ~ The coming
iall elections are the cause OF con-
siderable anxiety TO the Democrats N Inc.
b use. Many of them heliove that Ia
view OF the lack OF harmony lie Republl-
caus VIII have a majority Ia the next
house aud SUycral assert that they would
prefer this 10 be the case rather
than that their own party should
Sun retain nominal control. nut
with a .ineloiiiy too small to be
Elective or reliable. Both Ohio and Ia.
diana have been rodlstricted, and many
changes IN the delegation " these states
~ looked for In Ohio the redlstfioiing,
Dill may be pronounced Unconstitutional
and the campaign WIN DO conducted m
the old districts. No nominations In the
state have been made, nor viii they ho un-
III the constltutionality Of redisuiction liz
setlltd, The Democrats expect 20 gain
! by the redlstIiction OF Indiana, aud Mr..
Kidd, who IL now contrasting Mr. Steol,S
scat, will probably be elCctrd as steel
has been cut out OF has district.
Judges Holman and Maison are an
| right and Lowry, Democrat, and Tom
Brown, Republican,, have both been re-
nominated In their respective districts
judges Turpy aud Ray will contest the
nomination OF Bynum, and tho chances
are In favor of Turpy, II he wants II.
Messrs klelnen Ward aud Cobb have de-
clined renomltatlon, State senator
Mccullough aud Nal. Menstts arc both
anxious to some In MIR Klelners
place. Mr. Wards district wHi
undoubtedly send Repnblican
aud j H. o'Neil has been nominated 10
succeed Mr.. Cobb II is stated chat
| throughout the entire state and partcu.
lally ~ Dynnm's district The Democrats
ara domoralised by opposition to tho ad.
| mhietration
The Virginia Democrats IN the present
house VIII probably all DO returned AZ
cept John Daniel, who has been elected
to the senate Both Tucker aud Barbour
nave declined reconciliation, bat those
| who have been mentioned as their nuc.
cessors have declined 20 run ana 1t is
believed that both the gentlemen named
Will be returned.
TO MEET SWAIN.
special TO the Gazette.
Waco, Tax, May n Con. Ross has
Cancelled his appointment 10 appear al
| Tyler Ia order 10 meet Col Swain NJ
Cameron, on the I'd OF Jane
ron llRuTEsANr,GovERNo
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Cisco, TEx., May 2h.-- District court
convened yesterday at leaslland Judge
I. u. Wheeler, the favorite for lieuten.
antgoyerDor, gave an impressive aud
able charge to the grand jury. The
Judge continues TO grow IN popularity,
and expressions Of qualification can Do
heard, that the people from al sections
Of tho state are recognizing the trae
worth and capahility OF this able iurist
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Hon. James 4,
| llogE OF Tyler IL the recognized fayorlte
for attorney general, and IL IL conceded
by all that this learned lawyer will re-
ceiys the nomination,
rAHMERs' ArIIANoE rIcNIo
corrcspoi denco Of the GAgctte.
CLEARWATER, TEX May22 The union
picnic by the Farmers alliance today at
Caitcr's lake was decided success
Public speaking was the order Of the day,
Or, j 9, Vernon Of the Smith county
alliance WAS Introduced about Ia n. M,
ard briefly set forth the necessity Of
thorough organization aud concert Of ac-
lion by the masses TO avoid clasa-lcgis-
lation He was followed by John
O'Burnc, who briefly reviewed the recent
labor troubles ard suggested pure iogiH.
! latlon as the remedy. Prof J +. M Pefdue
| Of the West Mountain school spoke AZ
length on the object 81 the alliance, con.
Guiding wilh critical reyitw OF the
national banking system. Richard Nor
ean made an interesting ailiance talk a
bountiful feest was spread about d, M.
aud all proceeded 10 refresh the physical
man The young people spent the after
noon 10 dancing, patronising the artist
promenadipg, etc. Nothing occurred
thronghoutih The day 10 mar the pleasure Of
the occasion.
a misunderstanding between tho
alliance aud the dancing part of the pic
nickers, as to who Was entitled 10 the
stage In the afternoon, was amicably
ferltd In favor % the dancers, aud the
older and more sober minds retired to
The grove near by and epeut The eve
socially and pleasantly.
MAss- MEETING cSuEp,
special to thc 1Rzetto.
DfcAruH, Tx, May 27.--At ,aass-
meeting composed OF about 90 voters OF
Wise county assembled at Calumet
school house, May ~, 1856, G. II. Slaglo,
chairman, and n Holt, secretary, Il was
unanimously resolved that a mass meet.
log OF the voters Of Wise county be called
10 meet at Cold Springs, one mile from
Decatur, on the 18th day OF August, 1896,
10 consider the propriety Of nominating
candidates for legislature aud higher Oiii-
GERS Ia Wise county, aud to take such ac-
lion thereon az after due deliberntion be
deemed advisable. For the purpose OF
carrying out this resolution II was furth.
or resolved that this meeting fequfpt IN
tho meantime mess meetings be held 10
the various preciDcta Of the county TO dis
Gus and consider this que stion and 70 take
such action thereon as 10 their judgment
viii beHt promote harmony and unanimlty
IN views and policy, lo0kiDg 10 TIE great
cot good 10 the greatest number.
II vas further resolved that all Of the
newspapers IN Wise county be requested
70 publish the foregoing resolutions.
Col. q y, Pickett 10 a candidate for
representative from Wise comfy In the
Dext lrgi-la'nre Col. pickett WAS
contiqucd on Fourth lage.