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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
THE RESULT
Continued from Third P0ge.
This city gives Cleveland 7 ms1orit7,

This city gives C.evalsnd 7 msiorit7, =
| Republics!, Fsin OK ll8.
hlkinsoa, Republican, is elected over
Pendlaton, Den0crst, for Congress il ta5
First district By eco ms iOrity
F1utteen counties ous OF fifty four cast
ing one-thlrd Ct the vote OF the state,
show Republican gains of 1862. If COZ
responding gsias &rc made in the rest 81
tbs state, Il will give 5000 Republican
majority,
TRensy.two counties, casting haf the
ststa vote, show Republican gsics Of
2454 INA same rel4.iVs gain thr0ughou.
me rest & rho state Wou!d mako i. Re
publican 5T 700 Tai5 ia from the chair
m8a OF the ala Republican committee
The inf2f nstic1 Tgscaes here that J5f
'ersoa C7uriy gGet 1860 D2uocrat.c;
FaTetta. Mss0n, Putnam and Kauawns
c untie5 r publican, Jackson Of sac
Fo1rth dis!Elc IL elecIed C1n gres31an
The result In ta3 frat district 10 doubt
ful. La the TnlTd district AiteIsGc DEN
| ocrst, msy PM through by smsll maj I-
Ivy, as will Wilson, Democrat, OF the Sc
oDd district. The Republicans cisin the
legislature while tae Democrats sAY :hey
gsin three, II k!EE, i Tne, nal0ltty on
scrgtchi5g SID i. u impossible TO give
saythira strictly reliIbls, except that the
i a,c III ISIS viii bs Democret'c
Latest EecCTIs sSow increased Republi-
csn'g8!ag. end If I90ks Ss nthe Republic
cHno had carried The st8!e. They claim
The eiec5ion Of tAree Out ,ff7ur copgreg2-
nen-Atk nsCD in the Woeelirg district,
Ei.E Ia taa S3copd, sad Seth IN ihe
F9ur;h. sad majority On jI'nt hgllo5 in
ne Legislature. TIE Democrats do E0t
st cii> IA icss Of tha ttste, but are te' IL G
very SryIcDg Over &c cews.
ia.aE diepatcG 4 jlt received az
nourc pg z1e e.ec..oa u McG'naia, r =
fuClicAr, Il TIE Tnjyd Congressional dis-
tr,ct. Tha Republicans now Claim an
four dtstrics" aad ii & L >gialsture.
Di5ps,cEoC received to.n'ght from ihe'
capital q stale announce Demo
ora,ic Ststs Treasurer Thomson
comedies West Virginia TO R:puolicc1e
d 400 to 7CO majority, Tai is simp!7
[, formation IL tha stesdy Republics
gsiEg tift h:vs bGsD coming ia to-day
Tie RspuJ.icsr s;sse committee heFe
syssa im5 he State oy much larger ms.
Sy5rit7. They claim TO hkva at lessz three
FsDd psobtblV solid delegation Ct four
Congressman. The scene II Rspublics2
enthusiasm N this city tonight is IN
pTecedehled. Thousands Ct people have
crowded the atraet5 II front # the Ia
;enlgsncsr building to read bulletins, and
on eveTy hand IS hssrd the cry thst tie
"soHd gogs ID" is broken AZ las. by the
VOC O? this stSte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Nov. S-The re-
turns from t5ls county contiauo 20 come
IL slowly. There sFe forty e!gas pre-
cinets in the county aad complete returns
have reen cbtaiaed from Only twal:y
ss7aa CT them. Enough is, hoTevsr.
known TO assert ha election OF tle e2tire
Non Partisan ticka: iar county fi;erS,
with the exc speioR q the sssessoIshipi
cue legisl2tor ard the superintendent q
public schoo,5. pls Democratic stats
ticket hrs al estimated mej Dirty Of 1000,
with the CievelsHa eiecE0rs IuaQ!2g
SPOUT 5000 behind z 2gs.
The legislator e!lc.ed ar3 D. c Robin
sen and ". 2 M.lor, both D5mucrsyFr
Aths former sl.wyeE sna the latter tar.
Ner enc stock raiser.
lGnsp, Republican and S,yore, Demo
cr4a, for Congress aEe 90 far 81 Eecwn,
RAINING Ecck sod NscZ, wi'h cdslcae Is
vorS1le 20 BsjAnsp cSyTy.Dg this couuG7,
which Of Itself will reduce SNyee' maioTisg
10 the dis !rie: s0met4irg over 5000.
NoonaI Scr Dsslr.Ct JGdg9 e2d Psschs
To- DistTics A::crCe Doth Republicans
we've reelected wIsnuut cnp0gitioc. Il
city Precinct No 5, Wasre thers IS az I'M
meRBa Mexican vCis B contest IS tslkec
OF. It is c!si8ed that sb put eighty VI
naturalizs6 hexioeus voted there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

$40 in this city hsvs been canvss7ad
Complete Es!1rns nave been received
from us prsciIcts out OF a total CT 1880
outside the city q San Fc2I cisco. TT,
total vote counted in the ste inclIdig &
both Ssa F;Srcieco snd i;erio
points give Harrison 80 l12
Cleveland So O4l, FISK 3847, Curtis
1855. Sufficient retu-ra have bsen re
ceived from The Taird and SIKH Con.
gre sionsl districts to show thss M Ks1Gf
and Van DeyaeU, Republicans, have bee
Ee-siected 0g sSie N jlri.ies. Returns
tom four remaining dis.ricta show ENC
closer contests There is out slight DIT
iereI &c IN the votes OF Republican sad
Democratic caldidstee sad !. is prCbso.t
tae result in these districts Will not be
known Until the total v2te is counted.
The Rapu5l can state committee es.i-
megss tGss The Democratic plurality IN
this city will be shout 5000, but contend
hat outside couEties al furnish r
publican plurality o: II 1000, and the Re
puoicsn eie3to,al ticke: will be elecfed
By 1900 plurality. 81. Fl. de Youeg,
chairman % tie euJr&l muirtee OF the
nStiocel executive committee, tals.
grapEed 30 Chairman Quay last right
nal al The p fc coast states had gene
.cc Harrison, aad California particularly
~ rising vote OF $780,
TIE Examiner editcr!slly claims Cali,
iornia Is Still in dOpbt End probably DEM
GC5a-,c.
The Chronicle says: ave think we aYa
actIrsly safe IN saying California has gone
REPUBLICAN by rem 4000 to 5000."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
MICHIGAN.

HsTrison's plurality ia Michigan will
reach $4,000 against 1908 for Blaine in
1884 Tuis surprisingly large gain is IN.
doubtedly due 20 tina ietuKn OF the Green.
hackers 10 the old party lines. Fou,
years sgo the fusi0n vote OF the etstezEsaf
1ss 36l straight Democratic votes 2sSs
lican IA 635, end Greer back veg II ~
The combined Greenbsck and UnioXs.,
Dor vote las. Tuesday will not Eeed
5000. Comparatively feYS counl
ties have made ret15rs 81
the prohibition vote, but st. johns
vote Of Is, 403 has been reduced nearly
half. Luce, Republican for Governor,
Will have : plurality Of shout 13, 500. HI
wss bitterly opposed By the liquor mel
and f.n helind In Ill lsrge cities. In I'll:
wsy IN WsVae county CIeveIand's plural
ity is 4490, while that OF Burt, Demo
crst fcf Governor, is 1858. In the coun
try, however, Luce more than held h!l
own. Tbs Republicans have CARL 4
eight Of the Congressional distgie e
Democrats two, and one, the Tenth, I.
still IN cou5-, Republican gain 4 tw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
MISSISSIPPI.
CStcliEgs. Democrat, in the Third Cen
gressisnsl district reelected.
MISSOURI.

The sem!-otlcisl vote OF Montgomery
cou7iP gives Cleveland msiQrisy. Kim
ball lo4 majority. A Republican gain q
263 oysf 1884.
Randolph county, Sugar Creek town
ship: FrsDcis. Ill; K'mbslI, 1923; CIeva
lard, 1lS; Harrison. SIS. There is 70
news from the bsIsnce Of The county, IN.
1t is estiInsted that Francis will Iua hr-
hind about $50 votes and viii nct have
more than 1900 plaraiity IN the county.
R9;urss from MouaysiD towcship
Cleveland, 1928; Harrison, 1875; Frs1ois.
1853; Ku.luD, I35,-aot Cfiicisl though
CaFistisa c, ua,y gsyeE O.: velanA, 795;
FsI'i5on, 1871; F,lb. Z; FiancieeSf9;
K mb.ll, 1863; 1--we, .; &.9pilg, 80
Ma,icck, 702; wade, 1926; Bus,e, Tea,
me gsIe prrci2c,s in 1885,: CievS.zSt :,
SEQ; 9l4!uG, 1870
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
yseCinotOm,.-.

= s9f Conmissioner-J. j. Sect. 2749.
1902. SCOUTS majority
F!v Jas:ices-C. B. Rayuo,lz 1888. A
G. hlcClCpg, 1929: Il. So, N iisi. a
= ,-,r GstSe:x,ander, 1903; g N.rce. 239
%,cTC1., plt 1n:7, Sal; pIursli.Y, 1880.
MY u :. "as's m. Jori!y, 1872; plurslfty, 1921.
II, ~ Sons'aole-W Z M.yfaId. 26I4:
IN, 0s'2s' l2l0. MaJfala's msi5Fi,y.
!Se S3.sl vote IL tic county is 712e. NJ
o .aica a533 ~erG cast 10 Fort Wnrto and
3''o III the precincts outside OF the CIV
GOO dooo tae t1'al vote CT tie crugty vss
oooo, . gain IL two yeGts OF 76s From
.ne vote p0lled II is plain tsas tho ron1-
L1,--h q TsrTsrt cJp1ty is over &c, Gao.
csicu sanS at the rate q 81 DGnnis[Io,,
to each vote cast.
1t viii 90 sean that In rssrIy eyey,, csea
" Snose elected hat : aerI uei3ritios
nc c1Q4t7 outs;is Of the MS
jsil.y N Fors Worth. Two 5ssrs acc
.Io eah0:dasEs CT the Peoples psrly cana
80 me CIV n1ta mi lritlos rsp,i-g "a
n'sI - eI9. IL only three precfrcse did
Tue MN Psrtissns hold their vote Of tvo
years esc. A5botl's M priv is fncTessed
neE!1y IOV0, and Governor Boss received
severe, 20 2dred mors votss than he did
k2s; 1856, thus giving TewsLt cssptV At
conventions. An 0'A'e
saGge q ckhgm hss q coIf sssI maturity
ne county. wbile Billy Mayakd car.
e. fEseincs No 1 ny nsiorlty Ct 14O4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Ri PRso togagF.

Ell PAso, Xxx, New. 7.--E! Ptso city
gives Ross 80 mai 'ri:y. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DeZ2cerA,
1888; 10 oppcEent.
CJnggessmGr-L4REST 145si Bo oppo-
pert.
Part Of the Democratic county tiskss1s
elected ever tae peoples ticketShy e.
msjoTitY. On fhs nEt.Ocsl ticket rstusss
from the codn.J axe ms sill ic yes.
Ell PAsc, TEX, Nov. 6-CCnpIs& rs
t1rns from 4 PsGo ua,y g:yESCi. We,
l.nd l4I4; GsrrlscD, 1880.
L<1hkm, Democrats CONGRESSMAN,
23l6, with Is opp0sisicE ecstser:rg votss.
Fancy is elected dis.Iics Judge without
opposition. {;
In l8S4EI Paso gave Cleveland IIl7f
/, Blaine, 500. IN 1886 Che county gtVs
Ross 1927; Cochran, $50 Ths entire
Democratic ticket isslscted over The r :
publicsn ticket by mijorities ranging
from 1875 10 ESQ. :;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

SAN ANEoNI), lex, Nov. 8-V.!
Vaide Ccull5-F2r C.evsIa1d eleC;crs,
PtsciE c. No. l, 1873; fcE Harrison SIC.
tors, 100
For RIsg, zoe.
n K Jones ls elac.ed cCultY jq!Ee;
4 Q. Carter, county attorney; W. Il.
J2:ss. easTf; j. V. PHcc, county sp--
vsy,r; j ~ BcoUc, county CLERK; 3 o
L .e:, county LEe&Eu:zT; Ben Green Woo,
c1u2.Y hide irspec-o:; c. S Brodbar,,
commissioner Of PI3cinct No.I;F
R3csr!s. c0muisEioaec Of Preciuc, N. 9
Fac ot1sI FI&CiECts are forty and s.xeY
n!le2 cut, 80 thAS Information csnnc: be
given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Nov. S-M. M
Morrow, Republican, Is elected to Con-
gress from the Fourth district. The Re-
publican NJ jority in California is about
10000.
A reliable private telegram from San
Francisco says the Republicans have
carried the state by 5000.
Ninesy-three out Of $50 precincts in
Los Angeles and county give Harrison,
10,1ss; Cleveland, 1858.
Forty enc Thousand seven hundred and
EeTe1iy -.AIe. votes out Of s total OF So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Tire next Leei Fs'ura viii a'su5: SeEa,G,
Democrats. z. Republicans, 2; House,
Democrats, Z; Rspu oIissus, II, g,v.Ls
IA Republicans majority OF 2 On jjiHi
ballot.
Nearly full returns shoWla Kent Ccuols
the Republicans eject their whole Legis.
la.ive ticket.
A dispatch frcm Georgetown sSYs the
Official count, just completed, shows ics
election Of the eatira Republican ticks:
Sussex oounty By mti2rities ranging flon
10 to 426 Thig makes tae nsx5 Legtas
urs sSsnd sixteen Republicans % foU.-
esn Democrats, iasGTiDg tie election q
: republican successor 70 SeG.tor S3uie-
0aiy, TlGse term exoires LEX Mafcc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
kEH JERSEY.

Tire stsse Legislature viii ssazd stas
Democratic, 81; Republicans, 81; IN doubt
2 Democratic msj JTi;y on pint ballo'
cot irc.uding d0G3ltat districts, 2.
TAe congressional delegation may rev
7e given il full, taus: FIRST dietric:-C
R ssrgan, Republican; SscoId-Jsmes
8u3a&raD, Republican; THIRD, J. Gsiesn-
1einer, Democrat Fourth, s Fowler,
Deuoorst; F;ish-C. D. BEcwith, RepC9
icsn; S.xIh-Herman Lsh,b1ch, Rspub
rcsr; SeveDth-Wiliism McAdoo, Demo.
crst.
Latest returns from the Fourth con
gTessionsl district give voorhees,, Demo
cat, LOG plurality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
sLetstt Trsm Hcw YNn.

NEW YORK. Nov. S-The campaign ig
- IAsg ca2ec Ia sl,3 City, and sulA2s are
fast s5tLIi8g Gown TO the no;In2i cAaoi.
.i5a, tn TSTiVGa campaign hesdqusr
'ers lave ci1sed u with tia exsgptlaa OF
The R:pub.;csn srd Democratic nations!
'xScu iva Committee, Erd Gf1se will
ptuD:hly c2 abandoned to-mo.-
row. tn nktiouaI Democratic COM
misIee nov 1-co1cede for the Ges.
tEae :us election OF Harrison. Tney
E7k2 this statement: "Wheu the M
| si.,nal DaGuoCYaG!c committee cIsiDed me
state OF Nav York on Tuesday evening op
10, geo 10 Is eco msiority, tho figures Of
the lesur1s blen reCeIyed fully jaslfed
the estlmsts. Reports from II " York
city AID from large counties In tbs liz
t.. or CT sue SLATE showed Democratic
gains and the first reports from BROOKLYN
Ne-s to TIE effect thst the majority thets
~ss 10000. Lhs ta;sgI4ph HtEss we've
seTy Crowded aEd lis tTanE mission CT The
coOlmla:et's bulletins &c the waeE was
coEsldeEsDly dCiSFed. There g eY!den..y
q rJt5sPEI 5heneIJa Ia SONS p3gt5 CS the
WeGJ IS 10 t5s EiICe al which tL3 1 s.
pSich Was Gent. the part culGr difpstCa
Tsf TEen 20 sgAs aaa received ~ the gsssi
tom the Democratic comu}'t'ee c!ainizE
New York y 10000 90 I5 oG0 p2si ,sify,
Wnen the d.ep&,va arrived ~. l. e1e y
was w2cl!Y 81 v&Tlsnce VITA tee raturls
srcC t5is s>sts. Ths DemccG.fic cen
Dl:ssaSay /, Tss Loi Intended IT, ceCeiya
EEg&S 2CG Sa4t - .ho hour Il eS&s Srit-
he bulletins CT som NV YoTk
$50 yg.Ss a!visg, :se a;ste tqsG:eysIaDd
49, ooVs si{ ~ "a
49, 3 * ~. < ssz7,---a111ks
49, Ri 49, s(ess5 nsasSw Sssawss
fsosssh Z. Bsa, sgt n iss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
shEGAsltcrd C0uLty.

Special TO the eszsts.
ALBANY, Tex, NV. This p-eclni
gives Res I7+; Azrtic, 81.
Co5gtees-La:haD, IT'S; R'the1d, II
Far Ssste Ssna:e-H. i oIne, DemU-
cIa7, ia e. h. BeoioE2, ULioC L4borilai
56.
For Representative F r,y-.hird D,s:rIe'
A. &. &. lo.ay, Democrat, 200
ToirtY,to0EtA D.strics JdtEc-N. Il
C117or, D -u1cr&s, 1873; ", i. CIa.!,
DsTGcr':, IS.
For Dia@.ct At:0rzag-B Z. S1rcp-
shi9e, UeuocIaf, Esq.
About 2ss vosts we're pollet IN THE pre-
c.rcf. Tdg local Democratic l.ckst WI
lave mai lritg x 1870 yoses. The pin
Opal cCn,eeE IA lccsl politics has osen
between J. Z Cole aud Jona Bradley Tor
c0uuty judge. CJ.e received q msj 3rily
of 81 v0ess Il This pGeGinCs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
NoIan Ocuntr.

SwEETwATEE, Tex, Nov. S.-A full
vote was poned. The state and nstionsl
ticket carried the county b. about i've to
one. F. G. Tlurmond carried II Is county
for district assorrey ThirtyrseCond dis
t,ict by about 100 msj3rl ~. Al follow
~ county officers were elsctec: j. Q.
HINES, county Judge; J. S: johnson,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
as snr,lr,,nnefs or El.n,ion Arr.r.ed.

.sSssSsnrni.s.aDefs of Elsoit9n Arrested.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. S.-Uniied States
Comm ssioner Peasants as arrested the
city board CT commissioners OF election
OF Richmond { r ref1s.ug to tltow the
the Z lifted States supervisors to be press
ent AZ the count Il vote 90 day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
IOWA.

Twenty~!hFee coun;ies completed. The
v)se gives steady Republican gains Shat
Indicate Republican plurality Of 10000
G@r Harrison. Tna gtsts ticket Is on;
Isle bebi2d. The Republican candidates
viii all be elected. The Republicans have
elected every Congressman bu. one bJ
sssepiDg mslorities. Weaver and Az
dsrson, dependents IN sfe last Congress
ara 6oIh defes$sd BY large ma iorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

EisTLAND, Tex NOV. '7.-rtis PIE
c!EcF sivee Resi- 1874: Mertin, 80; Demo.
cratic gain eve, 1896 %.
Courei.eP, Denocrxtlc ucm1aee fsr
L HFfser aiivo, l73; Crswford, I'dapaa.
&C., 20; Democratic geiD over 1886 III
Zee iad.caticrg to-nfgh$ aye t1as
Conaeliea hss carries this couutg by :
;eTge m irisv, q GOD victory Ter the
Democ1adc Psrty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
COLORADO.

Republicans this morning claim the
stare BY 1888 majority, which, If cor
rect, is GO Z ever Blsiae's m io-ity in
1884 OF 5000 The Il pDblicEns also
claim every member CT the Lower House
snd Swsnty cut Of twenty-six members in
the Senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
TEXAS RETURNS.
Co.tsnasd from Fourth Page.

but from present tod'cs,ioas t3e ets'a
&nd conversational tickets hs7a Cfrrled Sfe
counyy By - iacreZsed NJ ] 1siFy. T5s
principal c31ses5 was for S nGEor tIse,
D=moc2Es. has majority C: 1856 ever
G iSsec .cE, iadaTEEdeEt, X f1pf IaoEe
preclrcss - aIGr ff0Z1 Te.. C5Baeli Deia-
ccrsiic nori;aaa f1s Saeuf, h2s Dee2
e!ec&ed 6y ab.al so nsj 'TIyy, Ire cal
sGce CO sra cGugty DeuuC-As.c nomiless
had 10 opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
NEBRASKA.

Only irsgmentsIy reports from the In
terror OF tie state have been received
Not more than half dozal counties have
sent in returns. The CANVASS ct 0mahs
and Lincoln end several other large towns
have been Tecspiiu,a:ed The state is
probably IS 000 Republican, except on
Governor and Attorney General. TIE
First Congressional district g close, bui
it is generally conceded 20 Cornell, Re
DUblicau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

KxRRvrLLE, Tx Nov. S.-SsSer5 has
o majority If ebcu 50 over BsikDeo IN
Congress. Tue euccees!u! ccaEfy c1l;srs
are: 4. MlFsrsad, CLERK; z. n. Moore,
sheriS; Charles S3lticVer, treasurer; j.
E. Davis, sayveYQT; E. 4. 6JaallI IL
spactor; G. G. AgEelt, county Judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
GEORGIA.

Returns from s1o-thirds Of the state
indicste C!eveland's nsjority viii be 25,-
coo. The reduced majority is owing 20
thu light vote throughout the state. The
Democratic candidates for Congress In
sll districts sre elected, their msjorites
ranging from 1000 to 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

sheriff ard collector; J. C. Cox, county
SD district CLERK; Siias George, sseeesor;
e. c. Rord, county attorney; y. 3
aoliowaci hide and sgiDai Inspector; J.
". P1Ee!, justice q Eae peace sad com
missioner PGeclGcs Nj e. G. Thur
Tonc, cs"aia-te lor di..l;c3 e.So-uey,
tom tbs pat5, ssys shst re has acr.cfs
from seYe.ai uEcles l. s5e district aiz,
strong ir5iCE5s his election sEd he feels
Esautsd .aat lie has carried the d!ssr:cE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Childress OCunty.
Special to the Gazette.

Speolal 70 inc Oa7et6e.
CHILDsEss, lex, NV. S-oficsEs
elected in Ciil6rees county: Judgs-
F. N. Campbell; district and county
clerk-J&mes T. YRuhsy; SEER f-HaEry
Monday; assessCr--Ffed Estes; lfeas1reT
W. G. Montgomery; suryeyoG-T. L.
Crews; hids aud animal Inspector, I. Il.
Smith; county comniseiCaeTs-H. j.
King, J. c. MCCraeken. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

R3tn1rg from al but twenty. fou- toyv1s
nd uG;de in the e:a's give HsrE,s0E 49,
1856; Cleveland, 40,42l; Fiss, 1859 T1e
pa2i;csAs "iI nave SO majority on
lojus ba lat, tie same 80 II 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ComAs EaUa7S.

SA15 ANTONIO, Tx, Nov. s --C2Lia'
couaty 2 IN tsa'HoXss e h]ne rom gives
CLEVELAND 46l; Harrison, 1877.
Rj,s, 500; NSri7, i
Gong7eeemao-Sayecs, 1872; ASlsnao'
ia.
SAFE Lsgis,a ,uIs-Willan CIeL1ea2'
unoppsed.
HesvY r.iug have prevented comgts, g
returns SsyeEB p.crsEs7 IN! ErcoGc@9
reich 600,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
TENNESSEE.

Eysc9, R pub!tcau, deEeg.s Cyeea Z
Bate, L moclst. Tor Congress- jr tts
Third a.s'7ycs. Evzni' msj1'ly is sc
Ev1ag, r ou5tt2sa. CJeg -ess MAI, =
elected ~ a,ST!y 200 yuz tiFy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
LlaGo County,

Correspondence CT tia Gazette.
LLsNo, TEX. NV. 6.-Ewo tunoEeo
and eigayy.fgs votes pol!sd - this hox'
About tgs1tY fVo voted the R3puoncdr,
tie ooosciI anil sor91a.t t!cEs:, and the
b.laucs the strsisat Dsnocrst2 tlckss
This bounty wis go st ie:st loco r1:l7f-
it7 Democratic, cus ct T2ta OF soo0.
l2CN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
MASSACHU.EgT

|, Al bus two towns in the state have
hssn heard from snd give Harrison 1885,
IA, Cleveland ISL, $50, Fisk s641 The
feme towDe 10 1884 gave Blaine 146, 61S,
Ee evelald 122. 29+, Butler %. 276, s.. John
'99I6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ssatsksN4GiSE.
---.ttttss sss$safss<sA+---------'A--ST
EBesl .ot NssG Ssyolias Rtag Cu.r
TebSESo Ssftch sno dssh. /
- .sssz ~ 60. "A 8,


BERLIN, Nov. THE elections fer
;Rsr6ers o. tbs Lscdtag resulted IN
tsSor OF TIE government, the cx.rsme
right snd left leaving seste winch were
cSnLured By tie motezates, on the church
and school q7esi' s. An o lty against
she government GOES sing OF consrJvs-
Igsyss ,cs1terisss ard Poles is sdN possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
American Arrested IN Ire,nne

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 7.-Oo She erriYsl
here Cf the steiner Ca.;Ionis from Bos-
ton q passenger named MARTY was az
rested. A revolver ard 8 quantity Of sn-
munilion were found concealed Il his
trurk. He WAS tsken before magistrate
and Gsmsnded for further eS2minsu n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Special 20 lac Ggzsste.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, NJ. 7-a9seEe
returns from Val Verde County giya the
ths following r5s1i.s: C!evslsnd' 1885
Ha7.iaop, IC9.
Ross, 250; asr.in, no1e;
AL tie pre- HNt coJcEy cfici1:s "sEe fa-
eIec.gd, TEa precincts get 30 h22r rom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA

R:iuIrs from every equity in tie stsse
Show 8 plurality I0= Harrison CT 70 1874 :;
Democrats gsjl Of 8071 20 compared
1ish tie yOGe far PtesldfuG il 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
OREGON.

Raturns from the most remote sections
Of this state ara coming in very slo WY.
However, sufi :ient alrssdy have been
received TO plsce Hsrrison's majority be-
tween 5000 and 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
EAE VALUE or LAHD.
some CT the AiRh Prioes Psid Sea s..xrs Tn
NV YIrk
Harper's Mazazsr.

some sf she AiRh Prises Ps!d Sea s.zsrs In
NV Yirk.
Harper's Aagaz.r:.
Tne oossioi,i!iaS Ct usataInass &c gcci-
ETY. Inherent "a land are dependent for de-
7eiopmea. OF me labors Ct isdlv,dus,s or
ot corporations. Toe greater TIE expen-
ditare Of la60s the big er the es:!nR>s CT
vslue. Iais Is tie ,u!s Of civilization.
Lscd ssFeeched it's highest price On this
DICE Ct ne As!a-tic il yse lower
woIds Ct NeW Ycgk Whea me D.,xsl
7pllelag, TT the aoVs1es.s Gamer Of
Wall and B2osd s;reets, was >iae;cd, tba
prize per square f0cE Il tEs ground
wheTsol II stands was fte 6ighest paid I'd
70 t5es SINE, Wher, IN 1889, william z.
Vanderbilt gave $40 per sas4re feet fer
the let's ca FifEa svs1ue, Fifty second
and Fifty -ta!Zd streets, oz Wh,ca ths family
mansions a!apd, that WIS tn high
est pIlcs ever psId for residential
Iorooses b3F s.ors siEe6 On Fifta avenue
500 per square foot WAS p4IA IL Ms,ch.
1885. D 0 Mills paid $50 per equala
foot Tor tae area occupied bY bis rns9nifi-
csut oriLd!us On BrGSd street, the Assoys
sloo Per sqGsle foot Ser N1s s sud 10
Broadway, Eld the Williamsburg Fire In
SuEsHCs Sonpscy SllS ger square
loot foE tue site CO Iheir
equally impressive structure on the
northwest corner Of Liberty street sad
Broadway. Ii the neiga5oIaood Of the
old Junel estate prices rose from 70 TO
100 Per cent between 1889 and March,
1886. Tas ceaseiess aao costly Industry
OF the commonwealth will undoubtedly
raise prices to higher flauTes, and entail
heavier taxes upon owners. These will
conttcue 20 profit by the u1-
earned increment o! ynlus; to sell,
mortgage, donate and beqasath 40 usual,
and aoH this can or ought to be other
visa urder the ordinary operation Of de-
msnd and supply, and OF the natural de-
sire OF possessors to make the bsst pos
sible use Of their own property, Is
question shat the vast majority will not
|FAase 70 considera .gsss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
UsEia~ County.

ClevelaDd, 279i Harrison, IS.
For Co1g-5es~SayeGs, 276; b@lEnGFr
50.
Rgss. 2G5; M1r'ic, 6.