Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

1 WI olNNAhNu ~ INV AHtiN MAiNt Abu
l.. l.. Roark alderman IN tho Fourth
ward. Only a light vote was polled
AT nIfIsDoRo.
HnLsnoRo, Tx, April & - r. y
Stroud was to-day re-eletted mayor by a
majority of 20. The new aldermen ares.
First ward, John NJ. Duncan; Second
ward, r. r. Bird and II. NJ. Turncr,
Third ward, DR. NJ. ID. Knox aud ! A
Blanchard; Fourth ward, George I. Jor-
dan aud DR. Hunt. City surveyor, O.
Holland. Everything passed on quietly.
AT BROWNSVILLE.
Special to the Gazette.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, April 7.--0ficSal
returns from yesterdays election shoW
that the Democratic ticket swept the
town by a majority OF ass.
AT wEArHERFoRp.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATuERFoRp, Tx. April THE city
election passed of quietly here yeseriay
though considerable interest was taken.
DIR. j r. Mckenzie wac elected max on by
a majority OF "A votes e. @. Ray was
elected alderman IN the First wsro Il
Frank Smith and l.. NJ. Bailey, vi the
Second ward, w. f. Stilley, In the Third
ward. and Henry Miller, in the Fourth
ward.
WHAT TiiE SoLONS rIiINk.
special 70 the Gazette
WAsuINGroN, April There was
much comment among both Republicans
and Democrats in the house to-day con-
corning the municipal elections IN Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. Many OF the spols
Democrats took satisfaction in saying, III
told you so,n when considering the large
Republican gaius ia various quarters. The
Democratic losses we're generally charged
lby these 20 lack ofinterest on the Part OF
Democrats, growing out of their diasatis-
faction with the administration. The
spoilsmen charge IT dN3zly TO the fftsl
dents civil seryice-ref5M policy ava the
want OF harmony ia the party UPON an
questions OF policy furnish reasons good
enough for others in explanation az the
! situation.
Al BRowSwoop.
| special TO the SaEotto.
| BRowNwooD, TEX, April Tho vote
cast at the city election yesterday was
very light, there being ouly about $50
/ ballots q. v. Crump was elected may
or Charles Rogan, city attorney, and w.
A. Butler magistrate.
AT WACO.
Special TO the Gazette.
/ WACO, Tx, April 7,--Unusual quiet
prevails to-day after the election OF yes
/ terdey. 1t Is discovered somewhat TO
I the su.priEe OF everybody, that tue prop
\ ositiOn so bond the city for building
sewers aud permanent Improvement OF
streets, was carried by a small majority.
The proposition to bond to build sys-
TEN ~ water-works, to be owned ard
operated by the city, was defeated by
PAT majority. There is talk of q contest
in the First ward, where Goode, for
alderman, has two majority over Aiexan-
der lti said a half-dozen unnaturali2ed
Mexlcans were voted in this ward.
Full returns show Sturgis, nominee Of
the anti-perquislte party, elected by a
majority of % out Of total vote OF 1850
The vote is falling of from the yotq Of
last year. The aldermen elected are as
follows Brsr wasd, u. g G@ ", SIS
ond ward, W l.. Grider; Third wAfdsT, T.,
Smiths Fourth ward, NJ w. Battle Fifrh
ward w. ID. Wallace.
Mayor-elect Sturgis was serenaded last
night and pledged himself to carry out
the reforms embodied in the platform on
which he was nominated.
TUE TWO TExARKANAs.
Special to the Gazette.
TENARKANA, TEX, April ID. Ii.
! Henderson elect-mayor OF TeXarkaDa,
Tex, AMI Martin Forster elect-mayor Of
Texarkana, Ark. The election passed OFF
quietly.
AT BRENNAN.
| Special TO tho Gazette.
BRENNAN, TEX, April THE city
election passed of yesterday and the fol-
lowing candidates we're elected; For
mayor, j. A. wilkins; assessor and col
lector, Il. l.. Sally; marshal, Theo. H..
Swain; aldeymen, In the First ward, H..
Harrison; Ia the Second ward, James But
Ter ;in the Third ward, Il. c. Abbott; in
the Fourth ward, Il Nelson,
At BOWIE.
Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, April 7.---At the special
election held here yesterday, the follow
ing officials were elected: Mayor, ID. c.,
Allen; city attorney, r. II. Kinnebrew;
assessor and collector, j. c.. Foreman;
secretary, +. s, Williams; aldermen, r.
III. Woods and b. T. Lowrie.
AT ARLINGTON.
ARLINGTON, Tex, April G--The muni-
cipal election ut this place to-day re.
suited in the election Of George " Fin
ger mayor, N. IL. Carnage marshal, A. w.
Collins, Il. n. Rankin, Dick Hart, George
+. Thomas and w. o. Middleton aldermen,
BY oNE VOTE.
| special to tho Gazette,
TEMPLE, Tex, April Tat our city
election on yesterday j w. Galloway
was elected mayor, rs shown by the re-
turns, by a plurality of one vote There
/ We're two other candidates Tor the Office,
y c. Wright aud w H. CRANE. Some
dissatisfaction exists, and there Is talk Of
a contest. Three aldermen were elected,
J M. Smith, J j. Stephens and Joe De-
Benedelti.
At CISCO.
Special TO the Gazette
CISCO, TEX, April 1.-THE city cleo
ton yesterday passed off quietly. Every
one who wished 10 vote passed quietly TO
the polls and voted without being
electloneered w. ID. Chandler, w.
C. Pulley and o. T. Maxwell
were elected aldermen; j. y. Nc
Toer, city attorney; Wiley Daniels, sec
Rotary and ID. Is. Roark, assessor and col
lector.
AT MTNEoLA.
Special 10 the Gazette
MISEoLA, TEX, April THE excite
ment ran high yesterday between +. X.
Graham and j. h. Mcdaniel, candidates
for assessor aud collector. Graham 70.
ceivcd l67 votes majority. John Jones
was elected marshal. John Newson and
Sim Bruce led the Ok band 20 Graham's
residence and serenaded him, thence 10
d. @. Williamsi, editor Monitor, theDcel
10 Union Depot hotel and sercnaded Ben
! W. Riley, two newly elected aldermen,
where Col. J. S. Hogg Of Tyler addressed
the crowd la very appropriate speech.
] OharnuaQna douod froaIV frha hand