Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-23

Ip-faln :, several street Fights
10 o. sv W. Aug. 22.-The excite.
ltLAss' congressional primaries has
!, \ ,S.ted, though there are lewe q
e On III, a dozen or more discuss
result than there were tnls morn morn,
be's' ,ollow that there is any less
=s w. ~. mat there is less to feed 1t
dsst Oss n returns from the voting
8he wy Tbe figuring, according to the
lacis. tar received, shows that
BON vera. YER precincts yet TO be heard
az ne ne county is in almost as much
90 s Wy as il was yesterday. The
W. as known at present may be
nsa , " delegates for Wellborn:
fi'op'sS votes; Third ward, g.;
HA., z; Wheatland, % Oak
'in " mex Creek, 4 Rose Hill, 81;
Total, 81 votes. a
..,sag,ested delegates ior Glops; flitn
4 votes; Jewel!a, votes haugnts
Il ,U Duncanvllle, vote; Eagle
' scss Farmers Branch, 2 votes;
votes; Mount Airy, 2 votes.
Used delegates for Beckbam:
e.sst i Mesquite, 2. Total 3.
.,s,ed Mlegates: Second ward, 81;
..,d, 4; East Dallas, 6; Richard
lancaster, 7; Warren, |; North
Total, 80.
heard from: Carrollton, L;
nils. /; Cold Springs, !; Pleas
8 Bayllss' School House, 2;
2; Kleberg, 2; Prairie Valley,
niles, (; Sewers, 8; blackberry,
.,r Chapel, /. Total, 81.
RECAPITULATIoN.
a, number Of delegates, 1922; fol
seru (uncontested), 81; for Gibbs
.siested), %; for Beckham (uncon'
N 4, contested delegates, 80; to BIZ
Atom, 81.
+ n n precincts to be heard from it IL
IA that Wellborn will at least OBJ
ssoupb TO control the organization o
4 muaty convention and the appoint
IA. a the committee on credentials
:. Sixlh ward contest will be decided
5uouow by the Judges, lwho will ruiz
I'M NE thirteen challenged votes &C
"A under protest. II those are throw
A me- Wellborn delegates will be de
slpd elected. Otherwise the ward will
sIyen to Gibbs. Partisan feeling be
IN The rival candidates runs high ant
t,sdv there is talk of two convention
and two alleged congress
Rtsl nominees in the field for the popu
yote.
.ihe relief from the extreme hot wealth
afforded by Fridays shower was onl
hporsry, the thermometer registering
.nly as high a range Of temperature to
Il &c duhng the past week, and the park
" suburban resorts were thronged dun
/ the afternoon by people who wer
ltDus to escape for even a little Will
,pn the heat-oppressed city.
sQuite number of Dallasites went dow
White Rock to-day to attend the CAM
.ss.ng In progress at that place.
.7he usual quiet of Sunday has bee
Men more than once to-day by stree
biting, eresult of incorporate discus
'ns q Inc political situation. Thus ft
IHe have been no broken bones or ser
y wounds inflicted, but a number {
b belligerents were arrested and will b
|qulred to answer before the mayor t
prov morning.
TEXAS STATE FAIR.
The secretary of the Texas State ia
IpoTts that lively interest is being man
lshd 10 the fair by stockmen, agricu
|rlsS and others, and the application
space in various departments hay
zen such as to necessitatc considerab
.'algement of the original plans Il
ldldlngs, etc. Among other addition
santy determined upon, is
|4N building for the excl
NJ exhibit OF horticultural al
.rcaltural products. There
's1 promise that the display in this d
frlment will be the finest and most e
'.lslye ever made in the Southwest, OF
Il eoi the Worlds fair at New Orlean
he hor.iculturists and nurserymt
Ranughoat the state have taken tue ma
" n hand and propose to exert the
" tndeayors 20 that end. The app
Aaons IRON st0ckmen are also very
'N0nglng, and 900 stalls are bel
s.sGucted for their accom- modatio
A@ INN tue exhibits e., yario
iaes, the racing alone will be sufiicie
eiuisct large attendance during the II
~. To accommodate the high hye
nclng-stables have been erected, a
we benefit Of the spectators there
@paitheater 50x250 feet which ov'
Y the track, and from which t
-Ss may be seen from t
r 70 the finish. Some OF I
" horses in the country no
4 entered for the stake races, the {
ior which have just closed, and I
A'ums offered in the trotting a
lng races are such as to insure
w q the heetest steppers that can
s'eeu 70 come South, The Texas ST.
PEOPLE are in high spirits and
.l lsa,ly confident of the complete succ
7eelf fair enterprise.