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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
MeLtEaan CaCn,F.
special 10 :hs esEe,zs.

special 70 :hG 9aEetEs
WACO, TEX, NV 7.-Electiou tetarus
from ever the comfy nave bsen comiI 2
IN rather eloTlY to-dsy. This IS cce to
the dissgreesble condition Of the weather
1t has rsined ali through :As.
night sad portion CT 20 day Thirty
three precincts, Including the fge wards
in this city, hsVa been heard rom.
These give Mills D. total msjority over
Jones OF 527, with 'e!ght more preciccss
10 hesr from audit will DE almost ssfe &c
say tina, Mills vii csrly this ccuuty by
st least 900 or COO m3i0Tity.
MiIls' msj orisv Ia the county over Il snkin
In 1856 Was 575. The city gave Mills II
n. joiity over Jones. THIS compared
win Nils Msj 1rity ever R,rkin IN 1885,.
which was 1873, shows Democratic loss
in this city CT cElY twelve.
Indications point to the almost carts
election Of tie entire Democratic ticHe :.
IN this county by good msjorities. The
race between Dickinson snd Rice, Demo
cratic candidates fer district Judge Of this,
J1dibi&l district is close, but the chances.
from the present outlook are decidedly
IN favor III Dickinson.
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WHAT THEE ARH WORTH.

Ada Rshsn is worth $4,000.
Agnes Booth is worth 100000.
Rosins Vokes Is worth 100000.
Kste ClaY.o is worth Sl25. 0O0..
Edwin Booth is worth 81 600 600.
Nellie McHenry Is worth 100000.
Mary Anderson Is worth $3.50 600.
Msgsie Mitchell is worth 500, 600.
Joseph Jefferson Is worth $500 600.
Helena Modis sks is worth 5000, coo.
Fanny Davenport IS worth Sl50.0C0
Lawrence Barrett is worth s725 900.
Mrs. d. P. Bowers is worth $3.50 600
Mrs. Lily Langsry is worth S55o,Oe0.
Oliver Doud Byron is worth $4,000
Clara Louise Kellogg is worth $500, 900
Mrs. Thomas W. Ksene is worth $780,,
600.
Augustin Daily, New York, is worth
S2e0, OGO.
Henry C. Miner. Kew York, is worth
100000.
A. NJ. Palmer. New York, is worth
$500. 900.
Tony Pastor, New York. is worth $780,
600.
Mrs. Craptree (Lotta's mother is worth
$500 00C.
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Waller County.

Special to the Gazette.
HEMPsTKAD, Tx, New. waller
county g.ves Harrison 1850, Cleveland,
SIS.
Rcss, 500; MARTIN, $50.
Cone-essmen-McOSnieI. Republican,,
1l50; Charles Stewart. Democrat, 675
State Sera.or-ScGsr, Republican,
$50; Parker, Democrat, $50.
Representative - Green, Republican,
949; Matte, Democrat, is.
District Judgo-Burhhert. Republican,
1900.
District kttorneJ-HsEsg, Republican.
1900.
The vote COMPARES about the same IS
for 1884 and 1896, The County RepubIi-
can ticket VAS elected bV amsjofisy of $50.
For County Judge, FL. c.. Tempkins;
Sheriff, K. 81. Faulkner; County Clerk,
". J. Harper; Distric. Clerk. 4. CSlcsrt;
Tax Assessor, 3. i. Gleddisa; County
Attorney. A. G Llpseomb; County Treas
urer. E Fl. Kemper.
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SIXTH DISTR CT.

o6iias COu0tyG
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, NV. 7.-Twen,y-one
voting pItc!ncis IL Dallas county outside
the cities Of Dsllas and Est D.llss give
Cleveland 1861; Harrison, Al; Slreeter,
l52, snd Fisk, So.
Twenty twa voting precincts in Dsllss
county outside the City Of Dallas give
Abootr, Democrat. for Congress, 1852.
EVILS, Non Partisan, 63S; 8 Democratic
loss.
The Eighth ard Ninth wsrdy Of tie civ
OF Dallas give Cleveland 26G, Harrison
l7O, Streeter III, Eisk Z.
For Governor, X >ss PCS, Msrgn.r75,
For Conercss, Abbott 253, Evans 1872.
Twenty five voting praClrcts in Ualiss
county outside the city CT Dsll.s, gives
4 1ss 1906, Martin 6S5, slight Democrat.
ic lafs.
Returns aye slow in coming in. For
county fl ;es, Stewsrt to- districscle,k,
B!ewett ior county Judge Scott fot
county CLERK, Lewis fcs Sheriff, Giles pie
for tax collector, White for assessor and
NTH for treasurer are probably elected.
K. L Burke defeats q. G. Robertson for
district Judge.
kimorougb. for Senator, carried Rock.
val countS, Hsstn's home, by. e55 ma.
ority. His maj )fitY 10 the Sixteenth
Ssnstorisi district is estimated st 1000.
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had received 81 increase OF sbou. 1000
votes in excess of thai polled for him in
1885. Hare, FOR Congress, leads the state
ticket o7 fully tsl per cent, While Thorn.
SIS received only nominal vote The fol
loving representatives and fficers were
elected in the county: T. J Brown aud
J, Il Talcert. for REPRESENTATIVES; Fl o
Head, District Jutge; J. I. Cuunirg>
ham, County Judge; R. 1. May. Sherir;
W. M Scott, COLLECTOR; Adsm Blake, AS
SCISSOR; e. G. Thomas, District Clerk; j
Z Ausrin. County Ciers; Sam BonhArr,
Surveyor. snd Joseph Il Adamso1, SD,
pe1iltendept of Public Schools.
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L.msstona CounIr,

special 20 the Gazette,
GRoEsBEcK, TEX, NV. 7.-E!eysr cat
Of eighteen boxes heard from give the
democrats AL; Republican, 1902,
sgains. 1928 in 1884; Democratic loss
yot 60.
Mills, $40 majority.
Kincsid, for EIo..sr. 3T2. majority over
Rankin. -
Barrow, for District Attorney, 32i ms
ioriIy over Anderson.
The Democratic county :icket majority
over Uoion LSbor tickle. Is 250.
The strongest boxes are ye: TO he.r
from.
Kosss, TEX Nov, AT this place the
vote is, Ross. 2c9; MARI, 1876.
MILF, 1871; Jones, lS6.
The full ticke: has resolved good
Democratic majority.
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Orange EuNntr.

Orange GOuaty.
Special to the Gszstte.
ORANGE, TEX, Nov. For Pfesiden!
Cleveland 45s, Harrison lG5, S:reetef,
SO.
For Governer-Ross Al, Martin 2l3.
For CoDersss-S.sWsrs 51I, Mcdaniel
so. Davis 10. :,
For State Sepate-Seals. Democrat,
49S, Watts, Non-Psrtissn, 252.
For RepreseDtatjve-SWm 651,
Pedgo. R :publican 8.
For district iudge-Ford AIS, Cooper
2Sl.
For district sttorney-O'Brlen 233,
Chestham 443.
There is still one box to hear from
which polls not more than thirty votes.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
milan, [ ountY

Milan ounsY.
Special to the Gazette.
RoCKwALI, TEX, Nov. City vote;
Clevelsad electors 1867 opposition SO
MiAs, 1852; Jones. %.
R1ss, 2lzs 6ppositieG, 20. :
Uco i2lsl reports from coqnty ftxes
indicats s,reduced n, iority fer Mills II
Milan comfy.
special 70 the GGzetss
CAMERON, TEX Nov. Thirty voting
polls II this county, ch;iSI returns IL
from eleven giving Mills 1871; jones,
+3s; Milsni will gf7e Mills between 1906
and 2OO0 ma ori.4:
CAMkRos, TEX. ,.NoY. 7-Impassiole
to give sny 1gufss On eIsciion re,uros
for tbis County yet. Il is safe estimate
that Mills has carried the county pY 1906
msIority. All Democratic districs and
county Officers and members OF the Legs
latuEe Esve s msi9Ti:y. Rssurns are IN
from about half the County.
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Cherokee County.

Oherokee Ocunfy.
Special to the Gazette.
RUsK, TEX Noy. The vote here 1s ::
Cleveland, SIC; Harrison, 226.
Ross, $50; Martin, 225.
For CoDgsess-Martin, 5O7; r. M.
Hunphriee, e25
Ssnator-R H. Morris. Democrat, SIS;
Rhodes, Union isbor, 2o6.
Ross gains 100 votes at this box. In
complete re urns from other precincts
indicate g msjori y OF 1900 In the county
for the Democratic national snd State
tickets.
Newton, Independent, has defeated j.
J. Fslps, the Democratic nominee for
representative.
County officers elected: W. j Whit
man, County Judge, J. A. Montgomery,
County Attorney; j. B. Reagan, Sheriff !;
Virgins. Tax Assessor; SingletaGy, Col
lector; Jackson. District CLERK; Lsoney,
Treasurer.
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Marion County,

Special TO the Caste.
JEFFER.oN, Tx Nov. Last night
the polls closed here gloomy for the
Democl ats, but to-day things frightened
up considerably. The Democrats have
got IL nearly al OF their county ticket,
tut 1t was By mere scratch, some ma
)rities not being over Is Returns from
The county precincts are yet incomplete
On account of bad weather. This county
Will give Ross shout ESQ, Martin 1000,
Democratic gain OF Sc.
CulbessoD, independent candidate for
District Judge. 1910; Shepard, Democrat,
366.
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FOREIGN .MIGSION. FAIL URE


Sometime sgc Canon Taylor OF England
raised quite breeze before church
congress by expressing his doubts as to
the feasibility Of longer continuing for
eign missions. Els address made such q
sensation and crested go much opposition
that he sums up the entire matter in the
Forslishtly Review under the heading.
1.-THE Great Missionary Failure" The
article must be read with good
deal OF disappointment by all in
teresied in the conversion of the
heather. Something like $4,000, 900
is spent,ennually on Protestant missiore,
but Canon Taylor shows that is spite Of
this "it,is like the tortoise racing With q
railway train; the longer the race con-
tinues the'further the toEtoiseis left be-
hind" Ttsiso appears from the article
referred to that the annaal increase Of
native Protestant Christians IN India, due
to the lsooss Of thirty-fye societies is re-
ported to be 1915 IL, and OF Rauan Gatho-
aics 21,272, or 1858 In I'll. AZ the
non-Christikl .hiEths are shout IL
$4,000 annually, 1t may easily be
seen thkt the heathe1s are gaining on the
Christians prodigiously, and would coz
time to do so wsrs the missionary effort
increased one hzndred fold. Putting 1t
another wsy, Canon Taylor shows tdst 1t I
would take more than 1,e50,00o years to |
convert ChiLs, even IL the population ye
manned stationary. Here ess more sta !
tistfcs: In China, the cost OF the Ie7 /
was about ez5,0OG. HfEsy-
Ion last year 424 missionaries spent sSs-
600 in making 100 adult convefss oas
of population OF nearly 1900, osa saa
yet the relspses were more Ef.Saroas
!hsa the conversions, for szs14 wA ~
.ctusl decrease of 1l3 in De GxmbefM
native Christian adheran.a In Msths&
India 1t cost $4,000 sat the lsT6saM &
us SCENTS 10 make Ia converts. II TIE n
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TEXAS RETURNS.
Complete Returns from a Few Coun-
ties-.A Largely Increased DEM
ocratic Vote Shown.
The Proh.biSisD Vssa Less Than F5Ur
Years Ags-Ni.ls' rs sriSY Tenn.
tag Up to Expectations.
ssyers' Msjority Decreased in BeEsr
Ccunty-Kinney County Gives Bel
KNAPP q MejoEity.
FIRST DISTRICT.
yyler County,

1yler County
Special to the Gazette.
WooDvILLs, TEx., NOV. This pre-
cinct gives Ross, l55; Msrtir, Sc; Demo
crsttc loss %.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1875; Dsvis, 60;
Mcdaniel, Sc; Democratic loss SO.
Safe Seustor-Sesle, Democrat, ma
jority over Watts, Independent, SO.
RepTeseptative-RMph, Democrat, ma
jority over Belk, independent, 6S.
The county viii give the Democratic
ticket small m.jority.
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Damp County.


Special to the Gazette.
PITIsBURG, Tx, Nov. Ross re-
ceived in the county 573 votes, Martin
6S5.
Ki!gore, 624; Farmer, 535
John L. Sheppard, Democrat, for dis
trio. judge. e99; James Culoersou, indie.
pendent, 59i.
All the Democratic county ofi:ers were
elected as follows: J. D. Bass, Jr +,
county judge; T. E. Russell, county snd
district clerk; L. c. Dupree, sheriff;
John j. Oael, county attorney; Mr.. Clsrk,
assessor; b. L. SIMS, treasurer.
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Caaa County,

Special 70 the Gazette.
LINDEN. TEX Nov. This box gives
Rlss $50.
Congressman, Culberson 1872.
Fiosters, Carwile. Democrat, IL; Nc
Gee, Democrat, 1853; Skinner, Independ.
en-. $50; Walker, Republican, Sc.
District Judge. Sheppard, Democrat,
POS; Cdiberson, Independent, 60.
preventative, Whstley, Demo Graf
227; Crow, Independent, 12
The Democratic county ticket is elected
by handsome maj yrity.
KILDARE, TEX, Nov. This boI
gives RJss 81; Congressman, Culoer-
eon, IS
Floster Csrwile. Democrat, 1870; Nc :
Gee, Democrat, 81; Skinner. Indepen-
dent, l2i Walker, Rspuolicsp, Il9; Wor.
sham,
District Judge Sheppard, 1873; CuIber.
scr, Independent, 81.
Representative, Whatley, eco; Crow,
19dependRut, nothing.
Democratic county ticket, o K.
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Navarro County.

Special to the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX Nov. The entire
county Democratic ticket ls elected by
maiorities from 800 to 600. NILS ma
!orlty1s 600 aboYe tha coihiaed Renubl!.
car, Eon-Psrtissn and Union LABOR.
The ,waat-not elemen. elect nothing but
Justices Of the Peace at Chstaalc ard
Cfyer Creek. Tho combined elements sre
IN sad State Ct dsjaciloa. The Demo
Gratis are jabilsns and are Still willing to
Let on Cleveland.
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Rains County.
nsStbe OOuufys
Special TO the Gazstte.

Special to the Gazst.e.
EMORY, TEX, Nov. The vote CT
Precinct No, is as follows:
Ross PIG, Martin %.
Kugore 209, Farmer 23S.
State Ssnste--Csrl Johnson, Democrat,
POS; J NJ. Psrdue, Union Labor, 26.
Sts2e Representative-J.W Hpmrarey,
Democrat, 1884; r. A. Caip, Union Labor,
1852.
The net vote OF the county cannot be
accurately obtained at this time, out 1t Is
safe to ssy the Democratic ticket will
gaiu on the count.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
FAEnin County,

Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX, Nov. THE count OF
tbs vote st this voting district was com.
pIeted at 4 O'Clock this evening. The
total vote pol'ed here WAS 1923, being
a6oO in excess of 1856. The vote Of the
county gives Ross 4OOo; Martin. 1850; a
Democratic gsin over 1886 CT 1865.
Culhe-sor, Democrat, for Congress,
$500. No opposition.
Democratic representative, 5000.
A Democratic county ticket was
elected.
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H,ll Oourty.

nIII CouttY,
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX NV. The fol
lowing is the vote cast in Hill county sc
fer ss hssrd from: Pfesident-CleTalan
l1S3; Harrison. III; S;reeter, 500
Res, 1740; Martin, 446.
Congress-Abootf, 1878; Evans, s85.
fioate!-Fiost, Democrat, 2Il2; Bel
cher, Union Lsborit. 9l2.
Rspre tentative - Wilson, Democrat.
2256; Wassop, Union Laborite, ll45.
The following county Officers were
elected: County ATTORNEY, T. s. Smith !.
county Judge, j. Gsbney; Sheriff. j. P.
COZ; County Clerk, W. G. DuucsU; As
SCISSOR, j. D. RAiley; Treasurer, ). c..
hiiieoueh; Tax Collector, Gsatge Gar.
michael; Surveyor, W. W. Chsplnsn.
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Smith County,

Special to the Gazette.
TROUPE, Tx, Nov. 7.-Cleveland,
10; Harrison, As.
Ross, 1873; Martin, L.
Kigore, ITO; Farmer, 5.
County Officers-Democrst'c, 17G;,Ra.
publicanR, a. Vote poled, 2l7.
special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX Nov. f-Only thirteen Of
the nineteen voting precincts Of SHith
county have reported to date. The Dem.
ocrstic majority for the county will be
shout 500 Over 400 votes were po!led
IN F7!e-, the largest in her history.
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Madison County.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to tho Gazette.
NADIsoNvILLg, Tex, Nov. Full
election re urns not in, but enough is
known 10 say Msdison county has gone
largely Democratic. Stewart for Con-
eress, KlttreIl fer District Judge and
Cobb for Representative, I'll D mocrsts,
have carried by good maiorities.
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Collin CcurP.

-PoNsut V bHU OdLUIkGI
MCKINNEY, Tx, Nov. Ross DIS.
lority in the county will be 1000. Aboul
f4OO votes were cast Tie Cleveland
electoral minority 1ih bs large. Tee
iccsl Democratic ticket, which was op,
poeed oy the MuswunpE, IS elected from
Top 10. bottom oy ms joril:es ranging from
lGO to LOGO. OGe OF .rhe nom ,nees was s
un!on Soldier, Dc! he ruHs fqusrely 10
with the rest OF the Democratic tickeI.
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HopktoE CcuEty.

Special 80 the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Nov. THE
offictsl returns from thirteen out Of nine
teen districts Of this county give Ross
2o48; Martin, SIS; Democratic less Of
$50.
Congreseman Culberson and State
Senator Crawford had no opponents.
There were no nomir ees for tie Legisls-
ture ard district Judge, and all the csndi-
dste5 in the held were Democrats. ] NJ.
Nelson is elected representative For
district judge, Whittle mas 1865; Milsm,
146; Terhune, 528; jim Matthews, 237;
Joe Matthews. 157; Mcatrose A.
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No NATTER what the result, no grand
er sight on earth Was ever seen thsn ten
million freemen choosing their own rul-
.ers for limited term, rulers who IRE but
he servants of the psople. Accursed be
The tongue or pen that can speak or write
against liberty in this fair land.
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SETH STEWART and his co-HoIk 3rs did
faithful, tireless work for the Democ
rscy OF Tsrrant county, and for this they
shall not be forgotten, but be forever re-
membereds Well done, Mr.. Stewart;
well dole, thou and thy fellow woi kers.
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SECOND DIsIStCT.
Anderson County.

Anuerkon county
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tx. Nov. The entire
Democratic ticket Is carried by 6 good
majority. Neither psrty poiled its fui!
strength.
PALESTINE, TEX, Nov. Election
returns come in slowly. In the county
the entire Democratic ticket was carried
by 700 to 800 msi D ity. There were three
different Republican tickets in the field,
and the colored voter Was SO pGzz ed snd
uystitied inst he did not know what to
do. Many OF them did not vote at all.
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{ Ju6ge-Patterson, 346.
Wi!bSrxer OCupty,

u WI CN uNtT
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
DoANs, TEx., Nov. 6.-Dosns gives
Cleveland "a, Harrison 8.
Ross %, Martin l.
CONGRESSMAN H.re q.
John Fl. aseu0eIs, Nineteenth Sena.
torial distr:c', "a.
All H. Il. Toiar. Forty. third Repre-.
sentative distr'ct, 81
George E. Miller, ThiFtieth district, 25.
The Democratic county ticket carried
in this precinct.
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Hunt County.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvnLk, TEX, Nov. Full re-
turns from over all the county have not
been received, but enough to safely re-
port Hunt county with 3 Democratic ms
jor!ty OF st least $500.
For Representative, F. P. Alexander,
present incumbent Democrat Is elected
oy 500 votes over RAllins, independen.
Democrat.
The vote Of this precint gives Ross
1867; Martin, 500.
Congressman KiIgore, 1881; Farmer,
369 a full vote Was poIled In the pre-
c:nct.
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Monts omery County,

Special to the Gazette.
WILLIS, TEX, Nov. willis precinct,
Montgomery county, polied the following
Rose, 375; Msrtio, 16S.
Congressmsn-Stewart, 225: Mcdaniel,
Republican, SIS.
james Masters, for district Judge, Dem
ocrat. S52; Henry Cline. REPUBLICAN, I'll.
R prese NATIVE, McCom5, Democrat,
mejori,y over L1ze-y, Labor, IA. Grif>
fifth defeats Simoc. present incumbent, for
Sheriff. Both Endorsed.
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$.aBee County,
Special TO the Gazette. =.
BEEvILLE, TEX, NOV This couu:y
gives Ross 1853; Martin, SO
+ Grain, 49,. Brewster, SO.
District Judge-Pie,ssnts. All; H,yne,
70
r publican RspEeseptstys Rlldes,
County cfitars elect; County Judge,
to Heyee; csun'y and Glstsct cltrk, +.
9. Hsds: aher!f and collector, D. a.
Walton; county sttoruev, ". j. Dug,t:
county tessuLer, John =. O'ConGa.;
assessor, W. J Howard; surveyor, W.
Fenner.
Total vote, $40; vote IN 1856, S47.
Resul: CT locsl option election haIt
yesterday: For prohibition, us; sg.lnsr
prohibition, 272.
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Clzy County.

Special TO the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, Tx, Nov. The city OF
Henrietta gives Ross 215, Martin 81.
Congress: Esre 1872.
State Senator: john q. Stevens, Dam
ccrAt, 2l2 msjority ever j. 81. III. Rob-
eTts, Republican.
Representative: B. Lsnfford, Demo
cfet, us majority over Glit1ia Ford, r.
publican.
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Pamela County.

Special to the Gazette.
CARTHAGE, TEX, Nov. This pre-
cine. gives Ross 3Ss; Martin, les. DEM
ocrstic gain OF So.
For Corgress-Ktlgore, 395; Farmer,
1SS. Democratic loss Of 40.
j. R. Jones, Democrat, elected TO the
Legislature.
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DEMOCRACY has fought the good fight;
It has kept the faith. Rally round the
flag, boys, rally once again; and rsli7
snd rslly until the great battle of tariff
reform is won.
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Daniel, Repu olic.p. III; Davis, Union

Daniel, Repu olic,p. III; Davis, Union
Labor, SO. Tue Democrats combined
with the republicans to defeat Davis.
Pedigo, Republican, 70! representative,
32l; Swirf2rd, Democrat, 401. The
trading thst was done on locsl Candidates
accounts for this precinct gong Repuo-
licsn. It was scAndslous In the extreme
the way the Democrats played into the
hands Of the Republicans to gain their
point. No other precincts heard from.
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=, Fsystte County

spesIA % Ihe GAzets5. > =,
FLAfoNIA, TEX Nov. This preciccG
gives for ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 1863; Hsr.
risou, 4; Strseter, l..
For Govarner-Ross, 224; Martin, Il.
Democratic loss, 81. -
For Cnpgrees-MoorP, Democrat, PSI;
Sledge. Non-Partisap, |; Cook, Rspuo.i-
car, GO Dsmocrstic 1853, "a.
For -Weihausen. Demo
crat, 2s6i Mcclure, Democrat, sol; AEeu,
Non-Parissn,'l 10; LucS, Repuoicsn, 81.
Democratic ELECTORS "a.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

A DEMOCRATIC majority CT twenty-five
IA the Lower Il ouae of Congress will be
the satesy-va.vs of the people. HRepub-
licsnism becomes too rampant, Congress
Can then cut eli its supplies.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
THIRD DISTRICT.
Rutk County,

Special 70 the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX Nov. Full re-
turDs from his box embracing this City
gives Ross 1884: Martin, goo; Ross' MS
jolity, 81.
Kugore, 383; Farmer, 287; Rlgcres'
msiority, 90.
Representative: Miller, $50; Rogers,
298; Millet's majority, 81.
State Senator: Ingram, 397.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

The honc1ss dintekr,ty CT the rnanags ment
Of the Lo1issans II SstS,g Se.a,gsay are n, now Nv
know Anything abaaSH know tina. the drawings
safsthe Company at16eld with the utmost fair
meas sndsa9l pr.2eskait Iully Snd promptly.
% tsstfy % thlss &aa-&
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Gregg County.

Special TO the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Tx Nov. Full returns
show the Democratic ticket from Cleve-
land down to constable elected, vaying
from 200 to 300 msj GRITTY over Republican,
Union Labor snd Prohibition.