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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
BURGLARY Ar SAN rOSIO,
RanehnaIs House Ksnsaeked Daring
his Absence
Special to the Gazette,

His Absence.
Special to the Gazette
ESAN ANTONIO, TEL, Nov. "A most de-
ioerate aaH onrseso e robbsry occurred
st o'c!ot K last light at the residence Of
ar. Thoms $ DeTe S44 Demire avenue.
The proprietor with his family were At
taelr ranch nesr + ore sYille snd the house
was IL Inc charge OF Acct Iglly, en- Ole
and trusty servant. He step. on The
second n)or in the rear OF the building,
nence ne did noS hear the thieves when
theJ broke glass in from. window, and
oy christening the ei'ca gained EASY
entrsnce. They were three in number.
trou tie parlor taey crossed the hsu 10
the opposite side, rarsack,ng
bureau drawers, clotsts, trunks, etc.
The drawing room was next visited and
then the kitchen. The latter IS last be.
meath the sleeping room OF Kelly, ana II
was mere tfat he fret distoy red their
presence Ia the house. aarrying NO his
clothes y lily lighted lsmp kRd walked
out OF his loom Just rs the III: ewes hsd
reached the upIslis hallway he had
not time to utter word before one CT
the men flashed light in his face from
burglar g lantern, aud with cooked pistol
ssid to the WatcbmsD: "You get b,ck In
that room" Kelly had neither pistol nor
courage and very sensioly obe7ed the
command. The burg,sr kept close be-
nlnd him, snd when they bsd entered the
room ne babe the watchmsn take ! seat
and keep quiet. Ia the meantime the
other two We're at work In an adjoining
room with an axe chopplng doIn closet
ooof. In this closet WAS q trunk, the
property OF hrs. Dewes' father. II WAS
choppe' open spdiritled. Just what was
laSep, however, will not be known until
the fsmi!y returns. There are several
rooms on the upper hIor, all c)Dtsiniug
Tardrcbes sDd bureaus, closets and
ttu2Hs, through all OF which the burglars
miae thorough search, leaving gar
meEs OF ell classes streWn in endless
profusion over the floor. The burglars
then returned to where their comrade
stool euard over the watchmsu and re-
moved him to an adjoining .ster closet,
WINE they WenG liz usa AIS Io.m. Tae
old fellow had uLtor uastely left his
worldly possessions. SIS in all, in = pair
OF pants This was taken snd The thieves
quietly iled down the stairway and left
toe yard from tie rear. As
Kelly does not know whist the
house contained, what the loss is
will not be known until Dir. De1es
returns. The burglsr who guarded
Kelly was CT stout bull, ahou. i've feet
in height and probably weighing IG5
pounds. He wore scarf over his face,
end tght-f:tiDg skull esp on his head.
His clothes were greasy. A pair CT car
pet slippers incased his f-et. The other
two Kelly did rot zee sufficiently to give
8 description. The case Is in the hands
OF local detectives VINO are workiIg en- il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Montekne County.

MONTAGUE, Tex, Nov. Owing to
the continuous rains since the closing CT
the polls it is impossible to give the votes
fer nStiolsl, staie and Congressional
ticket, but /. is conceded that the Demo
cratic msiority is larger thsn in 1886.
The following are elected For Represen-
tstive, r B. L1pgiord, Democrat; for
State Ssuste, John V. S5ephsns, Demo-
crst; C uoty Jddge. Henry Hardy;
Cou2ty CleIk, W. Williams; District
Clerk, NJ J Davis; County Attorney, W.
E. Bowman; Saerif, L e mcLsIu;
C3unty Treasurer, ", Giicreest; Tx
Collector, R. Ksliy; Coua!y Super
visor, j. W. Hsley; Tsx Assessor, r..
Willis. There was not full vote polled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
THIRD DISTRICT.
PsE0Ia Cuun t..

BkCKvfLLs, TEX N S-The ms or-
ity for Democratic electors is l6i,
This precinct gives Ross 1873, Martin
20; Democratic gain /.
Ccpgressmsr-Kigl 1873, Tanner los I;
DemocrGtic gain IL.
State SenRtor-Ingrihsm 2ll. No oppo-
sition.
representative Fifteenth District-Wil-
son PIG No opposition.
K preventative Seventh District-J. Ris
Jones over Baker 1870.
1t has taken thirty-siX hours TO count
.ais bCx, there having beea over 100
names yArlously mixed en- six different
tlcksts, besides being ;esriully scratched
and !ntsrlined MlAh peEcil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Ooliin OOuuty,

MCKINNEY, TEX, NV. ? The returns
are all la snd the entire Democratic
county ticket Ia elected. A. c. Ousley is
foater; R. D. Allison, representative: "
r Powell, tax collector; FL. G A0er-
nsthy, county judge; c r Smith, county
s:to ney; Il A McLsrry, assessor; W. S
Phillips, sheriff; L. N. TslkiDgton, treas-
urer; T. A. CoiemSn, superintendent OF
puolic instruct on; ". S. Saunders, Sur
veyoI: M W. Ksen, county CLERK; ". c.
JoGes, district CLERK. Saunders VAS in
the federal sruy, served honoraoly ana
ran fully up With men Who lad served in
the confederate army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Lsmpasa. County,

LAMPAsAs. TEX Nov. 9.-Thls county
gives R,ss Ill Martin, 465.
Congressmar-SaYers, 9l0; Belbnap,
242.
State Senstor-G W. Tyler, Democrat,
sos; DiiiZ, Independent, 36S.
Il pfesen!stive-Moses, Dsmocra., 5S6;
Moore, Independent, SIC.
No nominations for county officers
The county Officers elected are D. C.
Thomas, county judge; S. D. Foote,
county attorney;V o Reynolds, sheriff ;
j. z. Ward, dlstric. CLERK; h. n Key,
county clers; j. W::Dshay, treasurer; T.
Il, Haynie, assessor; E Brown, surveyor
fheie was considerable fAllll e OF In the
Democratic majority, attribute bic to some
extent to the fact that since the last gen.
ersl election about 200 square miles nave
been Gu. OF from LimpGsss county, and
put into Mills county, Oae box yet to
Lear from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
RresItcna C1urtg.

FAIRFIELD, TEX, Nov. This PIE
c!ncs gives Ross 3G5; Martin, 228; Demo
cratic loss 81.
Congressmk2-MIrtIn. $685. Humphreys,
2i9
Rsprssentaiiye-Wh!te, 3l+; ScotS, col,
ored, 2l9; Democratic loss, so.
Dis,rlcE Altoruey-8u:soD, Democrat,
S22; Anderson, independent, pa
District Judgt-HiTdF, DsmocEst, $40;
PeendsTgssr, Independent, IS
AL the Democratic nominees have csr-
Ad this bcx except sher IF, C1ilds, indie
pendent, who led Anderson 10 votes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Dallas County,

DALLAS, TEX Nov. 9.-Rsturls from
the first precinct show that DR.. Cochran
has b, en- defeated for justice of the peace
Thle ls ridiculous, isn'til? Tie idea of /,
man who two years ago vas candidate
for governor being defeated for justice Of
the peace. 1t is not unlikely,
that DR.. Cochran will get the poSIof fice.
The Cochran family is 80 constituted po-
Iiticaliy that one Of them would come in
for lie postofli;e no matter What party
came in. II is understood that all four OF
the lssdirg parties have g representative
in the Cochran family.
THE LOCAL KLECIIoE.
Tire equity election excited much in
terest. There can be no doub. that The
following have been reelected: E G
Bower, County Judge, to his Third term
Henry Lewis, Sheriff, second term; C B
GIL sspte, Collector, fourth term, by s ma
)rity in the neig lborhood Of $500 and
the largest he ever had; Henry H Smith,
Treasurer, third term; J. G. Stevens,
School Superintendent, second tenn
Scott, who served two terms ss Assessor,
is els cted C3unty CLERK by q small msj3r
ity ovsr Haghes. Burke, District Juoge,
and Joe Stewar, District Clerk, have
very handsome ms joslties. Williams is
elected County Attorney aud the Asses
sor's { I'll e is conceded TO Hunnicutt By q
very small m, ority.
Tae Republicans made large gems CT
tie nsiionsl and state tickets, sud T. lie
probable that Dallas county will lose in
representation In the next Damoci stic
at ue convention.
THE RETURNS
are slow In C3ming In snd 1t will be seve.
raj days before the complete vote Of the
city and coupty csn be given. From the
progress Of the count in the city 1t Is now
certain that the Democrats have carried
the city BY good msiority, but the Union
Labor and Prohibition vote will be con-
siderable, and will serve TO cut the Dem
ccrstic mtj 1city down 8 great deal.
Ssreeter hiss received in the neighborhood
OF 1900 votes in the county and Fisk
shout 400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
ton: e W. Harrison, county clerk; A

ton; e W. Harrison, county clerk; A.
r. Cushmau, county attorney; j. G. Snep.
herd district clerk, reelected, no opposi-
ton; R. c Dial, tax assessor, reelected !;
Harvey Anderson, tax collector; S. ]
Mason. sheriff, reelected, no opposition;
W S Ward, county treasurer, re elected:
Henry Swift, county superintendent of
schools; J. W. Little, J,., and j. W.
King, public weighers, the latter being
Reelected; r. D. Thompson, Greenviile
attorney. elected justice OF the peace for
this precinct, and W. B. II )rton re elected
constable. .-s.,.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
DuvAl Cou uty,

SAN DIEGO, TEX, Wv. The Dem
ocratic ms jointly IL Duvsi is about HOO
Grains majority IL 80 to 500. Dodds
over Russell $50 to 275. Our Bota party
elected nearly I'll its ticket.
Dewitt Counir.
Fer Cleveland elector, IL; harson,
IL.
Rose, lis; Martin, 2tO.
Congcessman-Ctalu, 81; Brewster, %.
Legislature W. Weldon. l5S; E. l..
Dunlsp, 81: K A. Peasants, So
District Cficers: Judge-Ptessants 19 ;
PsiD, 80. Attorney. 3. D4vld suD,
l6+. Clerk-C. c. HoWertou, 90; W. Z
Yarorough. 10.
County fflcers: Judgs--J. D. Terry,
1856; C.erk-J. 2. BAKER, 1874; Sheriff
a Kilgore, III; 2 z. Bre, den. So; N D..
Holland, &c, Attorney-W. j. BaKer, ~ ;
o. L. Crouch, 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Bee County.

BEEvILLE, Tx, Nov. 9.-Tbe election
IN Bee county is: Cleveland electors,
425: Harrison, 80.
For prohibition, l78; against, 227.
For Ross, 4St; Martin, SO.
For Grain, AIS; Brewster, SO.
For Legialsture-Rl nodes, SIC.
District Judgs-Pleassnts, All; Payre,
10.
District Attorney-Davidsop, 1913.
County Officers: Judge-Hsyes, 257
Hart, 232
CJunty Clerk-Esds, 500.
AttcrneY-Dussl, 4S9.
Saerif-Wsron, 3U4 Taylor, ECO,
Tressurer-0'Conne., 1856.
Surveyor-Fenner, 49l.
Assessor-Howsrd, l37; Mitchell, 1928;
Archer, ~.
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Raougdochss County.

NAcoGDoCHEs, Tx, Nov. Com
pleIe re,urns show the election OF;
representative, j. L. Grassland; County
Judge, J. L, n. Pur!le; Sheriff, A j.
SprIdley; Tax Collector, e c. Halle ;
Dietr.ct Clerk, W. HllIeDkamp; County
Clerk, G 3. C:Gin; Tax Assessor, j. 81.
Blackwell; County Attorney, R)oer'
Berger, aud al the Democratic electors
The vote for G 1verncr is sufficient 70 In
crease the representation one vote
Marion Msr,in did rot get vote IN the
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
sheekeIford County,

ALBANY, TEX NV. st is imposs!-
Ole TO glve the complete vote Of this
ounty before next Monday IS the returns
from the dtieren: predicts cannot be
opened TIL then. Tn entire state ticket
receive q handsome majority and the
local Democratic ticket was elected with
out exception. J. Z. Cole WAS elected
County Judge oy msjority OF thirty. four
ever John Bradley, Independent Tue
other filters are IS follows: Henry Het
ron, Shetif and Tax Collector; Ism
Murphy, County and Dlstric Clerk; J. e
M;Colne County Attorney; W. L Ma
ing, ASS 5ssor; Q LIrcle, Tfeasu.et.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Van I Ladt County.

CANTON, TX NV. , Official returns
show the fOjlowing Democratic msiori-
Ties fer Van I ,ndt county:
Ross' msiority over Martin, SIS The
bSlarc- q the state ticket doesn't ysry
but few votes from R).s' ms Dirty.
Kilgore's msiority over Farmer, for
Congress-, SS7. In 1886 Farmers ma
j)lity over KIlgore in DIS county was % !;
Democratic gain Ct $3.50.
7. j. Fowler, Democrat, ms )rity
ever NJ W Eormau, Union Labor, for
me Legislature is 10.
The county D. mCcrStiC ticket is clicked
By tom 7S6 10 900 m, lrify. This pre-
ciuct elected q U ion Labor Justice of the
pesre, me only Union Lsbor mSn elected
in the entire county. Cleveland anG
Thurman electors received the full Dsm-
ocrstic vote. about 1000 in the county.
CARTHAGE, TEX NV. 6 This county,
unoficia!, gives for R)ss, 1850; Martip,
80.
For Congrsss-Klgore, 1850; Farmer,
$50.
For Representative Fifteenth district
L. P. Wilson, 1900
For Dstric. Judge-A. ]. Booty, Dem
ocrst, 1900
For District AttorneY-W. ]. Graham,
Democrat, 1900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Cameron County.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX Nov. 9-Returns
of the CITY show q total vote of 1908.
Majoritles- Cleveland, 3t3; Crsin, 372;
j. c. Ra: sell, fer district Judge, 3s5; X. B.
ReItiro, Republican, fCt ne Legislature,
7G0
All but four precincts in the county ave
hesrd from and give totsl vote OF 1891.
Msjorities-Cievelsnd, 10l1; Grain,
1888; Russell, 1915; Rentfro, l040.
TIE four prst ircts will not materially
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
LaSalie Oouaty.

CoTULLA, Tex Nov. The following
is the vote OF L.Sslls County: Cleveland,
l43; Harrison, 1855.
Ross, 207
Brewster, 275; Cr,lD, les.
Alice for State Senator 37G.
J. K Hodges, State Legislature, ISL
Lowe, district attorney, POI
TIC following CO ugtY oifice1s are
elected: r 81. Fly, sheriff; 7 D. II ck-
=, county clerk; J. V Spoon, county
jltge; n n HsI, county attorney; j.
N. Cunning, treasurer; S. V. E1Wsrds,
inspector; J. j. Buckley, asses scr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
TENTH DISTRICT.
UV3lde Oduuty,

UVoIde O0uutY,
UvAIDz, Tex, Nov. 9-C.evelard,
279; Harrison, IS.
Syers, 276; Belknsp, 80.
Rose, 236; MartiC, {.
District Atto.nsy-G. B. Wnlets, 298;
Easily, I Sweeppe Is.
sABINAL, TEX, Nov. 9.-W.llest has 90
msjortJ.
UTOPIA, Tex, Nov. 9.-Willett, Al
E y, 4; S8eeppe, 6.
CoNcAN, TPx, Nov. 9.-Wille!t re-
ceived the solid vote.
GooDLUcK, Tx Nov -WiIlett, ID;
Easily, SO. Sp'cer was elected Geek;
Burkett, Assessor; Caper, Treasurer;
Baylor, Sheriff; Patterson, Judge; Wal
ter Smith, Hyde inspector.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Fran kiln County

RrADk IiG County
MT. VERNON, Tex Nov. 9.-The fol.
lowing is the vote Of this county:
For GoveInoI-Ross, 1923; Msrtin, 2c6
Congressmsn-C1lbersou. 9I8,
District Judge-John L 81 ppsrd,
Democrat, 40; j. a. Cul person, hide.
pend ant, 377
Fur State SenEtor-John ". Crawford,
Democrat, $40.
For Repre-, entstiye-W. j. Johnson,
Democrat, SOB.
The local Democratic ticket is IN the
majority.
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MIN III DISTRICT.
BuTIeson County

CALDWELL, TEX, Nov. 9-From al
precincts heard from to date Martin
carries The county ever Ross by over
so, Rad the entire State Democratic
!ilket hiss been lost in the county by fully
IS much. JONES has carried 1t over Mills
by 275 CARAT is elected District Jutg ,
Ragsdsle, District Attorney. RetlfLs
are coming in very slowly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
a 6hor: Eight,

CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 9 A prizs fight to
the finish with two ounce gloves was
fought i1st outside Of the city limits last
hight BY Ffsnk Skinner, aliss "Redhots,"
and Frank Johnson, middleweights. il
lasted only few seconds, SO Skinner 81
once rushed at his antagonist, sud with
two sledge hammer blows knocked him
out. BE did not recover consciousness
before half an hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
saa Antonio's fair.
Special TO the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. Sight
carloads Of thoroughbred cattle from
rtxis, Kansas, Missouri aud Kentucky
arrived in the city to-day for exhibition
ct the International Fair, which begins
next Tuesday, tina 18Th A telegra was
received from President Disz ssyiug he
had directed the famous Mex csr Nation
al Band TO leave the military post at
Monterey in time to reach here or. The
18Th,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

CoRrUs CHRISTI. TEX, Nov. 9.-Re-
.urns from nesrly every precinct in
Nueces County indicate that the county
ticket has been overwhelmingly defeated.
Russ sud the State Democratic ticka.
have about 400 plurality. Dodi received
plurality over Russell for district Judge.
CrsiE's msjOritY as Congressman is SEQ
Every office in the county, except justice
OF the peace, has been decided, The
Clevelsnd electoral plurality is 800, with
three ygecincts to hear from.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
+ ok Uouuty.

l. vENGsTos, TSx NV 9.-0fflcial re
turns give Cleveland 1885, Harrison, 647;
S.reeter, 2i1
Rose, 1910; Msrsi., $50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 989; Davis,
80; Med Aniel, 545.
State Ssna,or-Seale, Democrat, 1l7i;
WAITE, q len Lnoor, +5G; Cochran, Dem
ocrAt, 1885; PAttep, Republican. COS,
District JudgeIMontootn, 95t; Leath L.
RE, ~ H'gatowerI $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, NV. 9.-It is esti.
mated that Belk0sJ, REPUBLICAN, for Cor.
sress, nss Carried tais, Bexar county.
yer Siyers, Dem ccrst, by about 200
mai rry. B. Il sp also carried Kinney
county oY pa majority aud has consider
ably reduced S.yers' m j)ritY throughout:
tue district, though 10: eniIi :ienty to de.
let hin, nor does Colonel Belkns3 claim
TO have dore so,
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AIcLennan County,

WACO, TEX nov. Mills M ,rity
at present in this county Is $50 over
Jones. Forty precincts GU. oil forty one
have been heard from, and it is clsiued
by good authorities that this precinct will
decrease Mills ne orlty slightly, making
1t atou. $50 Jones' comedies the eIec-
ton to Mills, and from reliable estimates
Mills Will carry tie district between 5000
and 1000 IN: ority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
SIXTH DISTRICT.
EIIsz County.

MILFORD, TEX, NV. The vote at
Milford wss: R2ss, 245; Msltia, So
Democratic gain cf s woes.
Abbott. 225; Evans, SO. Democratic
gsll CT II
Flaslorial Representative, T3i-sy ni1!h
Districts r Frost, 232
Repre-. entative-Herry NJ, Rlodus, 45;
". L. Wo.d, I22; ". a. Meal, 4; ". n
Curry, lis
District Clerk. P. Cooper, slO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

toria. From this IL is safe TO sly tist
Grain Is Reelected, bus his m,jorl,y will
not be over loco II II reaches ihAt figure.
For county officers the Democrats
elected seventeen out Of twenty-five OF
their candidates, the Independents csp-
turing the remainrg eight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Blair County.

Eto GRANDE CITY, TEX Nov. THE
Republican party has carried Starr
couoty By small ms ority. This makes
Ewirgston county judge, and elects
LIMO HIno jose sheriff over S1eloJ and
puts out tins Pena Garcia party who
cauaed the recent riots and disturbances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
6.tpE ens County,

BRECKENRIDGE, TEX, Nov. This
precinct gives r Jss lei, Martin So; Demo
cratic lose 80
Congressmau-Lsnhan Democrat, ma
jority ever ReGfl-ld, Republican, 1873.
State Senato1-Slms 1879.
Approximation lice, Democrat,
10G; Crawford, Independent, II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
IapatR County.

LAREDO, TEX, Nov. "a courier
brought IN the election returns from Is
psts county, Of which Garlic is the
county seat, to- day. The vote is as fol-
lows:
Cleveland, pa; Harrison, %.
Ross, 265
Grain, 229; Brewster, So.
Russell, for Judge, 249; Dodd, Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Taylor Co1a,y.

ABILENE, TEX, Nov. 9-Il Taylor
county sH Of the preseEt county cfi;i,lt
who were in the race were re elected, with
the exception Of D. L, Middleton, knima
ard hide Inspector. Tie vote fcf the
diff sTept candidates is as iollows:
CleveliDt, 376; Harrison, IS; Streetef
%; Fisk, 20
Congress-I.snhsm. 37s; Rumpb, 100
Gcvernor-Ross, $50; Martin, 1l6.
The above figures show only the res
turns from four voting precincts on the
county tiokat-Abilene, Bufalo Gap,
Merke! ard Mulberry Cannon; the na.
tionsl and state tickets show figures only
for P.ecinct No. l, Abilene.
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Kerr County,

KERRyILLE, TRx, Nov. 9.-S1yers hes
8 majority Of about sixty. Kerr couaty
officers reelected. A. Mcfarland, clerk;
P. NJ. Moore, sheriff; Charles Schriner,
treasurer; ] Fl DAVIS, surveyor; f D.
Ste ale, inspector W. A. Garrett is elected
county JUICE, succeeding VIZ. James.
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THE dAzETfM R0RT WORTH TEXAS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10

change the result, but will raise Cleve-
lands and Grains msjorities to about
1900, Russell's to about 1900 and Rent
fro's to about HOO.
all the Democratic county ticket is
elected without opposltion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

RocBPoRr. TEX, Nov. 8 Complete
returns OF Arkansas county chow Il pub
lican gain Of SIX over 1881. M,j Iri,ies
For CIevelcnd, 236; Il ss, 162 Con
gressmar-Craiu, ll5. fee enure county
ticket Is Democratic.
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DpGhUr County


Special to the Gazette
GILMER, lex, Nov This county
gives Cleveland, 14l5; Harrison, SIS;
S.ree!e:. 295; Fisk, 81.
Ross, 1872; Martin, 4OS. Democratic
loss.
Wheeler, 1874; Moers, 2SS; Yoakuw, 81
Hogs, 1883; Cnsmbers. 296; Gcf SO.
Mccall, 1850; GeeIs. 297; King, 81.
Lubbock, l4l4i McFecdip, 296; Jack
sor, 90
Hall, 14l7; Pnapott, 297; Rs.hburn, 81.
Cooper, 1862 aylor, 297; McKeI zie,
%.
StsytoD, 1919; Henry, 1928; Gaines,
1851; Hart, 1S47; Wilson, 1916.
White, district judge, 1894
stafford, districI attorney, 1864.
State Senator-Johrs 'n's mel Jri.y ever
Perdue, Ulion Labor, 9G5.
representative - Msrtin's, Democrat,
me 1rity over Barely, Independent, 662
orgress-Kilgore, 456; Flrmsr, 5O9.
Democratic gsip, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Chetisr EIl.dLt Aa,I:n.

Specia! TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. a-The following
charter vas h.ed in the m OF the Sec
Tetsry OF State to-day &c rpus Christi
Deep Water Hsrbor shd Channel Cen
panY; capital stock SO 600 0oo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

wooDvLLE, TEX, NV. 9.-The tflcisl
returns from Tyler County show Demo"
cratic ms ,r,ty for President Of 300; for
Governor, SO, snd for Congressman, $50.
Tnls !s aD smocratic loss OF 500 votes
since the lsEt election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
s4BzAS RETURNS.
Mills Majority Over Iones is Esli-
mated a. Bstwssn Three ard
Fuuf thousand.
Sayers' Msiority it is Thought Will
Range Somewhere Between Ten
AID Fifteen Thousand.

Ura,1'. ,rlsv rumnl.s From Seventeen
xhou.anc 10 Something cas-
rhSu Five -houssud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
SECOND DIS rRICT.
san AuEullin County.

san AUGUSTINE, lex, NV. ia
ports iad,ca : T. cieor N ,rity Of 1000 for
:ae Democratic STATE aEd corgrsssionsl
Scket in bis county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
HorEwal.Cnuuty.

RocKwALL, Tx, Nov. This county
gives 10 the state nEtionsl ticket &c Cd
Democratic majority. However, not SO
large as in 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

A shower OF pAt.ly pulverized corn sud
husks fell in lumber yard ct Lacrosse,
Wis, few da5s ago. The particles
were very thitk in the cir and could be
seen upward { g far s. The eye could RET ca
thro Ugh tie coui. The pheno melon
was puzzle 20 every body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
New ORlserR.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. o. Cotton-Wet ky
net receipts Is sO7 bales. cross seceIpts 50 81
bales Exports TO I'll, at Britain Ii rs bs "a.
Exports 10 France lil0l bales. Exports 10 the
rontl ens 5ss3 baies. shipments ccas;p lee
ID iSi Gales. ssics 81, $50 ba,es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Greyaon County.

WRITKwRIGHT, TEX, N2y. 5-The
Democratic msjor!ties q. Pilot Grove
were: On the national ticket, ISL; on
toe state ticket, $50; on the county
ticket, lO8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
HUT Coudty.

GREENvILLE, TEX, Nov. 9-The
county fi;ials elect can be definitely re-
ported this morning, es follows: W.
Il. RACED le, county irdge, NJ cppcsl.