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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
ABOUT EAR RINGS.
nscicsl Advice IS 10 Piercing the Eae foE
OrremepIs.
Mo5g,sI ,,.Y,.

e~~eASsA AoNISc ob ~ flefCn8 ING Rue
Orremppis.
Medical C. assics.
There Is q custom, relic Of savage
If, by which the women CT our dsy seek
to add attraction to Their besuty-ths
piercing CT the lobe CT !ne esr and wear
Ing in the hole some form OF orEsmelt-
81 earring. This operation is performed,
as q -u!e, Sc soon as little uiss has III
rivsd Ct the age Of Sccountab ility, AID II is
relegs.ed to the hands q srtissns-Iswel
ers. A piece CT flesh is punche6 Gu: Ct
the lobe, so thst small cS1sl remsirs; o
piece OF string, 3 straw, or anything con-
veaient that will 60 through, covered
perhaps by grease or v.seline, Is pushed
into the hole. TIE little girl may 60
around for week or two with . dirty
string or straw In her ear; TIE lobs is
swollen snd looks ugly, but never mind,
1t will add to her beauty In the end. The
wound may become very much ~
famed, so that an s5cess Of the
lobe msy take place, and when
this is cured the ear may be disfgured for
life. TIE lobe may b3 shrUnken IN con-
sequence, or the hole msy De too large
This, perhsps, does not happen very fire.
quently, bu. 1t nevertheless heppens, and
the work has to be repaired, ii possible,
oy the surgeon. 1t is pity that this op
GRAFTON csnno! Ibe Ieleg.ted to surgery.
Surgeons operate daily for cosmetic ef-
fecte: why may they no. do thi.? I!
would De propiJlsIls rather than cure.
Some women Will Insist upon wesr;rg
heavy pendant earrings. Teess, by their
weight, will enlarge tHe hole and aske the
lobe uusightiy. Tee surgeons knife hiss
Elso been required to remedy this evil
These pendant earrings ere very apt to
catch in drapery. II this wsy the lobe
mI7 be torn through. Such accidents
have been kuoTn TO happen. L is gyati-
tying - know thst pendant earrings are
less irt q 1enily worn nov than formerly.
The concensus CT opinion geems 10 be in
favor OF thoee that lie cIose to the ear,
thsI do net hang down. silver Leaf or
G diamond drop SCI into the pink OF q
well shaped io'e IS ! thing OF beauty
and Joy forever"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
HsIHr County.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx Nov. 6--An uruE-
u>ly email vote was polled throughout
this county snd city to. day. The vote Of
the city in the prohibition election lss,
year was 5000 and OF the county $500
Out CT this aggregate vote OF 8l00 returns
received up to 10 O'Clock to. night indie ate
thst not over two-thirds has been cast
The state and nstionsl Democratic tickets
have carried By largo maj ,r,ties, but 1t is
very probable thzt Balknsp, Rspublic,p,
has received small msj ority over Sayers,
Democrat, for Congress. II is also coz.
sicered very likely that the resent dis
trict ana county officers have been re
elected with the single exception Of Ram
say who has been oesten by Csssisno
whom Ramsay defeated two years SEQ.
Mesgre news received from the Tenth
and Seventh Congressional districts indi-
cate material reduction In the msj ,rity
Of Congressman Ssyers and Grain Though
1t Is not thought at al probable thst
either Of them las been defeated.
San ANTONIO. TEX, Nov. 6-Mesgre
news from Ssyef's district shows consid-
cradle falling CO, but it is not thought ne
is defeated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
DUFFERIN WOULDN'T CONE,
a ToEy j 1urn al surR ests bat Minister Phs lips
BE- rroa'ed Like sackvils,
Nn1 York Star


LONDON, n v The suggestion thst
Lord Duf,erin shall succeed Lord Sack
villa at Washington is regarded in diplc-
ma;ic circles here as sbsIrb. Lord
Dofferin occupies position as embssss-
dor and es such ia eligible to the highest
diplomatic pension Of El7O0 per snnum
II re accepts the ministry st Washington
ne would NORMALLY occupy lower p0si
tiun in the ss!yice as vel as diminished
psy snG pension. Nobody ct the Foreign
Offi;e can suggest any reason for this
suggg stion. The general opinion there
appears to DC that the British re rsselta
tvs in America should certainly be pisced
on 81 equal footing With British rerres
tuives s! European capitals. Only IN
this wsy can the best man be secured, the
present system lesding &c tae appoint
ment of
MEDIoCRITIBs LIKE sACKvILLs.
To the general pubic il f gland Sack
vile is absolutely unknoWp, which partly
az 1unts for the absence Of public exile
ment over his dismissal The Tory Stand
ARD. as usual, has violent srtlcle calling
on Elgiishmen "not TO suffer repes:ed
afronts," aud so fourth, but as far as csn
be Judged 8. present 1t falls abe olutely lat
The News, Liberal,o on the CONTRARY, avs Of
the suggestion that Minister Phelps should
be treated like Lord Ssckville: "Phelps
has not written advising natural ed
American, of whom he never besrd before,
to vote for . tory candidate. Nothing
could hsve made Ssckyille's singular In
discretion mere than /. personal matter
except Sllisbury's strange inability to see
the necessity Of speedy action. Lev US
clear our minds OF csnt. If President
Cleveland had taken no notice OF the
matter many would have believed he was
intriguing with England to influence the
votes of American citizens"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Grsysen County.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX Nov. Ga steady rain
fell during the entire afternoon, prevent
ing many voters living IN remote portions
of the voting preci cts from attending
the election, though the vote polled in
the four voting precincts Of the city ia
2026, being only five votes less than tbat
OF 1884 The CANVASS Of the vote OF tins
city Will rot be completed until to DoT-
row, and 1t is impossible to give results
at present. Nd returns have been received
from tae various voting PRECINCTS in the
county.
SOUTH BELLS, TEX NV. 6 -Cievs-
land, l76; Harrison, -; Non-Part.ssn, 5
Ross, III; Martin, "a
Corgrsssman-Hsre, IT'S; Thomas, 16
Representative - Demo CYSTIC, BOW,
1871; Talbort, 100; Merrei'. 2i6i EoE-
Partisan, Hughes, "a; Vslers, 4.
Democratic maj Jrtty cr the county
ticket, 8
Nor:a Balls-CIevelsnd, 45; Harri-
Ross, 1877; M.ltip, 65. Dsmocrs.lc
gan.
Hare, $50; Thomas, A
Brown. l42; Tsloort, l54; Hughes. 81;
Merrell, 10.
Democratic msi ority on county ticket
shout 100 Official count.
WRITRwRIGHT, TEX, NOV. The
Democratic msjcrity en- the national
ticket al Kentucky is 60, sts!e 20, on the
countv 9S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Bosque Oouaty

Special TO she Gazette.
KoPPREL, TEX, Nov. 6 Tots! vote ct
this place 1000. Cleveland Is, Harrison
s, Ssreeter s.
Ross II, Msrtin Il.
Abbott 76, Evans II
District Judgs-J. NJ. Hall s., B. D.
Tsr!e.on 81.
County Judge-A R Barry Sc,
CLIFTON, Tx Nov. 6 This precinct
gives Ross, 1873; Martin, II
Congressman Abbott, 1855; Evans, Il.
Represents ives JsIkens aod Nc"
GaugaeF, Democrats, msj >rity over
Reeder and GEtfi !, U4icn Labor, 1874,
Full d 'mocratlc county ticket carried.
VALLEY MILLS, TEX, Nov. & Demo.
cratic electors etd slate ticket have {
ligat mbj1rity.
Joe ABBOTT, Congressman, m' i0Fisy 70
County DemocrStlc ticket here mss 8
good m'j ori:y.
MORGAN, TEX, NV. 6-Ross' ma.
iori.y, 1873 Small Democratic gain.
CongEsssnan-Abbos:, y. Lsrse
Democratic gain.
Rspsesenta,ive-Dsm ocra,ic candidate,
IS ma lrity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Hunnels County.

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGKx, TEX, Nov. This pre-.
c'nct gives Ross 236, Martin 3.
Congressmar-Ssyers PIT, Belknap 2S
8 Republican gain of %.
S!a,e Sanator-H. 7. Sims, Democrat,
244
Representative - Whitfield, Democrat,
240. 30 opposition.
BARTLETT, TEX. Nov. 6.-This precinc,
gives Ross les, Martin l, Democratic
gain Oh Al
Congress-: Ssyers les. no opposition.
St.ie Senator: Giles, Democrat, lG7,
GlssscocB, Independent, 1.
Representative: Fiubien'' msjoritY
over Royssor, Independent, los.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
RsllCoun;y,

special to the Gazette
BARTLETT, TEX, Nov. 6 Bartlett,
Bell county, Tex, this precinct gives
Ross, ll2; Martin, 90. Democratic gain
Of 81
Mtlls, 1876; JoueF, %. Democratic gain
OF GO.
State Senator Tyler, Democrat, no op-
position.
Representative Lawy, Democrat, ma
jori,y over Roop, Iudependent, &c.
BELToN, TEX Nov -Indicstions sre
that r ,s5 and Mills have carried the
county BY considerable mel critics. No
figures can be obtsined to-nipnt.
PESDLsToN, Tx Nov. 6.-Thla pre-
cinct gives Ross l3l; Martin, 90
Congressnar-Mills, 104; Jones, ~
State Senator-Tyler, Democrat, l27;
Du'z, Independent, 10
Rspresentative-Lewey, Democrat. Il;
Rope, Independent. Il.
The county t.cketis badly mixed. The
Independents make heavy gazing, the x
act figures not obtain.ble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
THIRD DISTRICT.
Upshur C,unty.

Special to tbs 0szs:te.
BIG SANDY, TEX Nov. G.-The vote st
this btx gives Ross l2O votse, Martin &c
votes.
C B. Kllgore, for Congress, l4S votes;
". E Farmer, Union Lsbor, Sc votes.
Cone Johnson, Demotr 4, for S ate
Senate, l59 votes; j. M. Perdue, Union
Lsto-, 40 votes.
D. Martin, Democrat, for Represen-
tisive, 10 votes; Bailey, Independent, So
votes.
This does not Include she Shoe String
box in the lower part Ct this precinct,
which polls about sixty votes, the major
ity Of which will be io- the Union Labor
candidates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Wise County,

Special = the Gazette,
RHoMz, TEX Nov. 6 % wing TO In
Gle rency OF the weather only three.
fourths OF vote was polled. This pre-
cilct gives U aion Labor electors 6, Re-
publican electors 4. Democratic cleo
tors 43.
Ross ~, Martin 10, Wheeler 49, Moers
l.
Congressmsn-Hsre 90. Thomas, Re.
publican,
District Judge-Pstterson, Democrat,
81; Mccall, Democrat. 8
resentstive-Pckett, Democrat, so;
10 I, Independent, 8.
Democratic county ticket msiority over
Independent, 40
AURORA, Tx, Nov. G. National
Democratic, 1877; publican, Is; Union
Lsbor, 8; Ptonbitiou,
Ross, 200; Martin, 10.
Copg:essionsl-Hsre, 1893; Thomas, 16
Representative Forty-titsh district
Pickett, Il; Elliott, Is.
ForIy-frst district, Democratic, Rep
Ohm A. Hudson, 1856.
Fortv-third Judicial district-Pst.er-
son, 169; Mccall, 46.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Fort Bond County.

spseiki to the Gazette,
RICHMOND, Tex Nov. The election
-dsy brought cut the heaviest vote n
the history CT the county The returns SO
far iDdisase defeat Of the county Demo
cratic ticket, the negroes going almost
solid sgsins. the whites, who. with few
exceptions, voted the straight D emocrstlc
ticket. This insured the election Of the
Independent ticket which means con-
tinusuce OF the old county ring, ss con.
siderable Illegal voting was INDUCED in
II is thought the Democrats will contest
the election. But little scratching Was
done on the national and state tickets,
either straight Democratic or Straight
Republican tickets being polled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Colio County.

Collio County.
Special to the Gazette.
McK1NNEY, TEX. Nov. 6.-There were
r7Ol votes polled here to day, al increase
of 400. Piano poIled $50 votes, an IN
crease OF 200. Fsrmersville LOO votes,
An Increase of 500. Collin county will
cast over 5000 votes. Ross msf forty will
be 1000. Republican vose here, 800.
Dispatches from Far11rsville, Pikno,
Allen, Melissa, Lebanort Anns, NsFsss,'
Wylie and Verona indicaIe the election OF
the local Democratic ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
OF an IlqaiKiog Find.

"Keep away from thai" said restsu-
rant keeper to sn irishman who was
Standing in front of S newly arrived box
Of turtles, holding his finger IN evident
pain. "What are you doing there any
how2"
81 wor investigating
Investigating wha:?"
81 wor trying to gee which WAS the
head and which was the tail ov that haste
over there In the corner ov the box"
"What do you want TO kpow that foI?,n,
"1've curiosity 10 know whsther y'Ve
been bit or etuag."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
FIRST DISTRICT.
Bsez )c OO1n1y.

wELBoRN, TEX, NOV. 6.-Clevelsnd,
"a; Harrison, IS; Fisk, 2.
Cnueressmep-De uocrs'ic, IA; Lock
Med Iniel. R publican, So; JACK Davis,
Union Labor, Is
For Governor-Ross, 80; Marta, 45.
WKLLB ,RN. Tx Nov. National
Democrst, "a; national Prohibition, 2,
national Repu olicap, IS
Governor-R0ss, sc; Martin. Is.
CongresameE-Dsmoc "A; Repuo-
lican, So; Union Labor, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
WEBB County,

special to tie eazstie.
LAREDO, TEX, Nov. 6.-The vote IL
the city is very light. In fact the county
will scarcely poll half her usual vote, SO
there is no opposition TO the regular
Democratic county ticket. Four pre-.
cipcts out OF five in this county give Ross
SC9; Martin 2, Democratic loss OF AZ.
For Copgressmsn-Craip, 629 votes !;
Brewster, 1879 votes; Crsiu's me ority,
$50, Democratic loss OF 500.
The Democratic electors received COS;
Hsrrison, 120, Democratic majority OF
575.
The candidates TO- State Senate and
State Legislature csrr7 the county solid,
ss there is no o1pnsiii m 10 them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Dallas County.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS. TEX Nov. 6-Notwiths'aud-
ing dreery rainy day and slushg streets,
Dallas polled the largest vote ever cast
here. The vote G, the city and Eset
Dallas combined is 6Sl6. There IS nc
telling how the vote siaGds So the count
mas not been closed. In most of the
wsrds the count will not be flashed
before to. morrow night, ewing TO the
long tickets. There wss total Of 1853
names On the tally sheets Indlcstions
are that the Uaion Labor ticket has
polIed strong vote here aud Will Gu:
down the Democratic mel Dirty materially.
The Prohibition vote WAS smali.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

Independent. II is conceded that Mills
will receive largely Increased majority
in this county.
CoRsIcANA, TEX Nov. 6-The returns
from the OTHER three werds ct the city
and prsctrcts will not be made befo e
morning. The vote in tue Fourth ward
SC far stands $50 for Mills, Democrat, for
Congress, sesiost 40 for joiner, Iadeoen-
tenE. Il is conceded by the best posted
ths. Coiopel Mil:s will carry the county
By 600 N. 1rity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

rain fell nearly ell day. Returns ere not
complete. but it is feared thsE the Repuh-
Gang have msie several gains in county
lfcers. Culberson, Independent candt-
date for district judge, will hsve ma 1r-
ity Of about 1000 ever Shepherd, Demo
cratic candidate. Walker and Worsnsn,
colored Republican candidates for the
Leelslsture, have lsrge minority over
McGee srd Csiwif, Democratic candi-
dates.
Ross msj,-,sY will be gresser than in
1886 Tn \ IN Partisan candidates for
county Offices are al! badly beaten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
callahan County.

t. Z. os'Snsh Oouhf'
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Nov. "A hesvY vote was
po.ird here today, and all the Democrat;
nominees polled :he full strength Of the
tickst, the opposition being too small II
mention.
BAIRD, TEX, Nov. Baird, Cleve-
land, l56; harrison, IL
Governor-Ross, l4s; Martin, 2s.
ongress-L,nh.m, IS; Republican,
DoBa
ssms towns In 1884 gave Cleveland
LIS, Blaine, Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
NINTH DISTRICT.
Navarro County.

NAVARRO County.
Special to the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, TEX Nov The election
passed on without Iitfi ;. Hsrd work
WAS done on both sidee, bat the best Of
good humor Characterized the dsy's pro-
csedings. The Hon. Roger Q Mills voted
early in the forenoon, snd spent the bal
ance of the dsy with friends ct private
park near the city fishing aud shooting
ducks. Up TO the present hour we Rave
returns from but few wards Of the city,
the stronghold Of the Peoples party, but
Mills, for Congress, got ten over Jones,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Galveston County,

Special TO the Gazstte.
GALVESTON, TEX Nov. 6.-The count
is progressing very slowly, with no re-
turns from any of the precincts yet
Probably they will not be known until
very late, il at sll to night Il is impossi-
BILE to epproxiro ate the result.
GALVESTON, TEX NV 6-The count
is going on slowly. This county is 8
strong hold up Of the Uaion Lsbor psrty,
yet it is safe to say this county will 60
Democratic by 600 TO 800 minority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

can be learned Tonight. The count viii
not conclude be!ore midnight. Indications
favor the election OF Camp ell, Democr.',
tor representative, though the race will
be close.
PorTsBoRo. TEX NV. 6-Thie box
gives R Des 1855; Mart n. 16
Congressman H Ire, 1856; Thomss,
Brown and Tsllbert, Democrats, So;
Huehey and Vsrley. N on-PSrtissns, 2
Democratic county tickets mslorisy,
1870.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Trav o County,

AUSTIN, TEX NV. 6.-Four wards 10
Austin give Cleveland 49l; Harrison, 240.
The same wards in 's4 gave Cleveland
47s; Blaine, 237. These wards give
Ssyers for Congress 4s9; Belknsp. 2t9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Ssyiof County.
spe. lal to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
ABELENE, lex Nov. 6.-This precinct
and county will give the Democratic
ticket handsome msj7ri:y, twenty to
one. The count 50 far IS made gives the
present county ofti,ers good ms rites
without g single exception.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Titus County.

Special to the Gazette.
MT. PLEASANT, TEX, Nov. 6.-Democ-
rscy is Ga top, ou. the distric. Candidates
have had their usual maj ority somewhat
lowered by the Union Labor and Non
Partisan vote, IS the count so far shows
3 are.ter split in the Democratic ranks
In this county tnan was shown before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Harrison county.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Ga2ette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Nov. Gu the three
election precincts OF this city r oss re-.
-ceived 1865; Martin, 30, Democratic
gain of 1874 In two OF the above precincts
Kilgore's majority Is 6o6, gain Of ia
In one precinct no national election was
held. W. q. Pope, State Senate, Alex
Pope, representative, and L. P. Wilson,
Floster, all Democrats, have no opposi-
ton In this county The Citizens ticket
for county Off ;es has no opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Uvaide Csulty,

Special to the Gazette.
CL1NK, TEX, Nov. 6 This box in
Uvslde county gives for President: Dem
ocrnt, IL; Republican, 6. State Officers {:
Democrat, 10; Republican, 0 Congress-
msy: Sayers, 10; Belknsp, 10.
For the county the,e was no party
ticket
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
DoElry County

Special to the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEX Nov. 6.-This pre-
ciuct gives Ross Isl gain over Sc.
Lsnnsm, 1873 gsin over SO.
ephene, 1879; s1d Tolsr, 139 gain
Cyr Sc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
w,lSarGer County,

Special to the Gazette.
HAROLD, TEX NOV. 6-The DEM
ocrs.ic ticket carries this place by ms
iority OF thirty seven.
VERNON, TEX Nov. This precinct
gives Il 1873 152, Martin "A
Congressman: Hare Isl, Thnnaa ~.
S ate Senator: Stephens Isl, Roberts
80.
State r preventative: To!Gr l49
National Democratic ticket 152, R!pub-
lican and Union Labor So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Jefferson County.

Special to the Gszstte.
BEAUMONT, TEX, Nov. 6.-Oaly 175
votes sre counted up to 8 10 p. u. IS fol-
lows: Uaion La3or electors, "a; Demo
cratic, Sc
Martin II, Ross 80.
Owing TO the cumbersome msnner of
coantiug It is unable TO get definite news
tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Y ,upg County.

! dsLSsfU
GRAHAM, TEX NV. This precinct
gave R1ss ESQ; Martin, rs; Democratic
loss, 81.
anersssmsu-Lsnhsm, 2s7; Redfeld,
Is; Democratic gain, SO.
State Ssnator-S!evens, Democrat, AS;
r n5erts, Independent. 10.
representative - Hudson, Democrat,
2+S; Gsir, Independent, A; Democratic
loss, II.
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Uprsor County.
Special to the Gazette.

PANHANDLE CITY. Tex, Nov. 6-The
county gives r IS, 55; Msrtir, IL.
Congressman Lsnham ~.
Safe Senator Stephens ~.
Representative Tolsr ~.
No county party ticket out.
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Dom spcus C.uaty.
Spa cial to the Gazette.

CoMANcBE, TEX NV. 6 The indica-
tioIs sre thst Ibis box hiss gone Demo
cratic by leo mi ?rlty. K turns from
eiga. boxes in the county indicate that
it will 60 Democratic by 200 ~ 400 ms
jori!y, Democratic gsin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
FIFTH DISTRICT.
wichita County,

Wichita County.
special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Nov. G-This
precinct gives Ross, 800; Martin, 1G
ongressmsr-Hsre, 259; Thomas, g.
State Senator-S:ephens, Democrat,
26&. No opposition.
Rspresentstive-Tol Democrat, 265.
No opposition.
a free for all race for county offices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Frto County.

Frto County. =,
Special to the Gazette.
PEARsALL, TEX Nav. 6-Frio County
precinct gives Cleveland ILL., Harrison
10 Fisk |.
Ross 1856, Republican none.
CongtessmsD-Cfsin1 Ill, Bre HsteT L,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
PsIo Pfnto Oountx

Pho ffnto Oouny
Special to the Gazette.
PALo PINTO, TFx., Nov. This pre-
cinct gave Ross 17e votes; Martin, 4
For Representative, Connellee Demo-
cr,t, has l60 majority over Crawford,
independent.
The nationsl Democratic ticket was
unanimously carried, nots vote lost.
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Howard County.

Special to the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX NOV. Howard
county not complete, gives the latiGnsl
ana state ticket about 100 maj ority D,m-
ocratic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
eleventh DISTRICT.
Parker JOuaty.

Special ID the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX, Nov. 6-The
four wards IN this city gave the national
snd ststs Democratic ticket $50, as
against 921 ia 1856. The Republican,
Prohibition snd Union L.por ticket re-
ceived It's, as againss 1ss in 1885, DEM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Fsyette County.

Special to the Gazette.
ELIINGKR, TEX. NV. 6.-CieVelant
10, Hsr-ison 20
Ross ITO, Martin none.
CoD2ress-L. W. Moore 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Faup.a County,

special TO the Gazette.
DoDDs, TEX, NV. 6.-Tae count half
made thus fsr indicates 3 sligh. Demo
crstic loss from 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
VnnZ sndt County,

Special to she Gazette.
WILLS POINT, Tex, n ". 6 From re-
ports in VspZindt county goes Demo-
cratic over two to oua on the whole ticket.
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Brown County.
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GoLDrHwAITE, TEX Nov. Two hun
dred and nineteen votes were polled here
to-day. Cannot get returns tonight
Democratic ticSet rune more th6p the e
to one Republican and Non-PArtisan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Denton County.

Special to The Gazette
DENTON, TEX NV. 6 Only two pre-
cincts, Nos. l9 snd 20, which vote in the
city, hsve made returns. They give DEM
ocratic gains over 1885 of Fl ,tS-three. Ross
received 302, snd Martin liz
Piner, for district judge, 22S; Barrett,
IS; Herbert, 113 Ogsley, Democtst, re-
ceivsd msj 1rity over Galloway, Nom
Partisan, OF 2l4 JiRne. Dem ocrst, re-
ceived majority over R.y9or, Non-Par-
iissn, Of 222. y =
For Congress-Hsre,4 Dsmocra', re-
ceived $s6, and Thomas. Rspuolican, IS.
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Harris County.
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Special 70 the Ghzette.
HopsToN, Tx Nov. G.-No returns
from any of the city precincts. The
count will not be completed until to-
morrow.