Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-14
How The Nomlna,Ion, A., e,r.,,.,,
SULPHUR SPRINGS RArrrlrs.

no SPECIAL ENTHUSIASM,
Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Aug. l3.-The nomi-
nation OF Gen. Ross is generally received
with favor, though without any marked
demonstrations.
LAREDO SATISFIED.
Special 10 the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Aug. .l3.-Much en- /
thusiasm is INDUCED in by the many
friends OF Gen. Ross over his being NOM
mated at the Galveston convention.
MORGAN FIRES ANvILs.
Special to the Gazette
MORGAN, TEX, Aug. l3-The many
followers OF Gen. Sui Ross were out last
night firing anvils over the Joyous intel
ligence OF bis nomination for governor.
rEcos CITY WILL CELEBRATE.
Special to the Gazette.
PEcos CITY, TEX, Aug. 18.-Pecos
City Is informed that Gen. i. S. Ross
will be our next governor. Our citizens |
will honor his nomination by firing anvils,
bontires and public speeches tonight.
AT BOWIE.
Special to the Gazette.
Bowie, TEX, Aug. l3.-The nornina-
ton OF Gen, Sui Ross for governor at
Galveston gives satisfaction here. The
a
hard light over the governorship. Every
one is glad 1t Is settled so peaceably.
GREENvILIE WILD.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILIE, Ten, Aug. l3.--The CITY
is wild with excitement over the news |,
that Gen. Sui Ross is nominated for gov
ernor. The citizens are having a bIg
ratification meeting. Mr. Otto Reeves is
the principal speaker All surplus dry ,
goods boxes and stale beer will 90 to-
night.
ESPECIALLY WHEELER. a
Special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Ten, Aug. l3.-The nomina- s
ton OF Ross, Wheeler and Mccall meets
with satisfaction here, especially Wheel
En- Inc country people and bar IRE
unanimous for John Randolph of this
place for Judge, to fill the vacancy caused
by Wheeler's nomination. {
BAIRD Is ALL SMILES.
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Aug. l3.-At II 10 =
o o'clock to-day our whole town was made '
glad by telegram received announcing u
the fact that Judge T. B. Wheeler was =
nominated for lieutenant-governor This !
VIII make vacancy Ia the district iudpe- I
ship, and the first man we heard men. q !,
Toned for the place was Judge b, r..
Webb. ~
MEXIA Is WE'LL PLEASED. =,
special to the Gazette. :,
, MEXIA, Ten, Aug. lS.-Hurrah for n
kossl The nomination of such man Il
lor governor suits the people of this sec j
non; MeXla congratulates Waco on her N
good fortune. - :,
Barry was the choice of our county for g
,It. einant-governor, and after him /,
LANHAM AT Ell PAso. M
Special TO the Gazette. 8,
III PAso, TEX, Aug. l3.-Hon. s w
Lanham, congressman from this dis 81
lrlct' addressed one Of the largest audi O,
ences tonight ever assembled in this
;lty' After reviewing his congressional
career ne TOOK up the Cutting case and s,
declared himself in favor of a viporons n
oreign policy, and said that unless Mex. in
co renounced her claims and liberated DR.
Iutting, war must inevitably follow ch
mere was no backdown on the part a. We
me government, and the position as an. ~
bounced by Mr.. BaYard would be main IN
aimed at all hazards. 20
THE SENTIMENT AT ARLENE WI
special to the Gazette re-
AblLENE, TEX, Aug. l3.-The news la
d Ross nomination for governor ia re- hi
,eEeu mere with every demonstration of is
'atlslactlon Although the delegates thu
i toui .uls county carried nominal instruc up
IONS bn. no 70 vote tor Roberts, it was known ca
hat Ross would get them on the second da
'allot If not the first. '"N Co
Ihere was general desire here for SUI
heeler TO be on the ticket for Henton me
'nt governor, as 1t is thought he win
realty strengthen 1t "Ai for
me oIuest inhaoitant Is OF the opinion for
uav hoss VIII garner in the largest mn. age
Texas. governor S Sne
cLiNT's FRIENDS DISAPPOINTED.
pecial to the Gazette.
i, DA na, TEX, Aug. l3.-Reports from .
1e convention at Galveston were hnlIa I
ned about town throughout the dav and wei
nc ~, nominations were, therefore. Sener. mu
ny known within very few Minutes emI
lter they were made. AS far as nav ho q,
logeu from casual obs atoms be n
ouli 9atlon Tor governor gb IS general sa,. nor
faction, as do all the others. Interest wa,
Hmonel, centered In the contest for AT, wit
ny general, Dallas having a verv Gre
int Ian, ea9uluate In the field. Mr unit
,intoa henus were very much disan. last
jtb ~ ou1 are apparently well satisfied and
Mr. |
.ints vigorous enforcement of The smn fo USl
y y. Jaw mas made him many enemies ~ If IT, u i,
state M svnra sone OF them did not the
S defeat 'ueIr satisfaction at bon
W
CISCO RATIFIEs. con
ecial to the Gazette. dres
AhA'i Aug. lS.-An enthusiastic pass
eetlng was held here to.nioht ,a.,t and
action of the state conveni y,s thief
scenes were made by DR.. Stont w ~ horr
oastian, John Butts and NJ 70, w. r men
- s, iatter gentleman is prominent pe the
olicaD, but he said the Ticket ,,roaa. Nc for
IS worthy the support OF an s,oi ,e OF II
rs regardless Of party. The folow Sls- relic
soiutions were adopted: moving Ye
heTeas, the state Democratic o,o,..,, of G.
AGO for ras nominated Gen L. Ross ~ Of u
Jhds o w and our worthy feiior pi into
Tor, ana d. wheeler, for lieutenant. GOV tha
nne accH the convention has adopts, 80.
,refoTe 6e !, 10 NE Democracy OF Td W..
,ss1 81 that we. the Demoorscv ., c, speci
aeiton assembled, do indorSe sr d'sco o,in Nh
rfv or me convention ana ieu fatiiy brioI
NY support 10 its nominees pieuse our DITCH
ms place being the home ~ "a Mr.,
l = tue people OF All els oa 1uage ton,
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