Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04

Rressionsl contests, pretty full vote
will be polled. The guberuatoriai can
didates are John P. Buchanan, Demo
crat; Lewis T. Baxter, Republican, aud
d. &. Kelly, Prohbitionist.
RED RIVER COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BAGwELL, TEX, Nov. 1.-The cleo
ton for representative in this, Red River
county, Tuesday, promises to be an ex-
citing one. Styles, the Union Labor
candidate, is making hard fight and
has been Endorsed by the Republicans.
who poll 1900 votes in this county. From
present indica tions 1t will he a very close
race between Styles and Mr.. Shaw, the
regular Democratic nominee.
Culberson will get Lis full vote in this
county, so far no opposition being mani
tested toward him.
KILGoRE AT CENTER.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
CENTER, Tex, Oct 81.
Hon. c. B. Kilgore delivered an ad-
dress TO his constituents at the court
house in this town yesterday. He will
DE reelected by an increased majority
He is very popular in this county and his
course in congress is universally in
dorsed and admired.
The exc utive committee have author
ICED the tickets printed containing the
words 'fFor'' and Against the CON-
mission, which meets the approval OF
majority of the party here, although this
county will give the commission idea u
majority.
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
Special to the Gazette.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 3.-The cam
paign in Virginia is practically closed,
and little is left now but -oundinS-up
work. United States Senator John s.
Barbour, late chairman of the Demo-
cratic state committee, and most
skilled politician in Virginia, predicts
clean sweep of the whole congressional
delegation. J. T. Ellison, present chair
man of the state committee, makes It a
rule never TO predict or go into esti-
mates. He is, however, perfectly salts
fed with the situation.
NATURALIzING MExICANs.
Srecisl 10 the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX. Nov. 3.-Electioneer-
ing to-day has been at fever heat here
and the results of Tomorrow are very
doubtful. The necessary legal papers for
the naturalization of fifteen Mexicans are
the necessary oath allegiance which will
swell Tomorrow s totals.
IOWA CONGRESSIONAL CLAIMS.
DIES MONIES, Ia. Nov. 3.-The chair
man of the state Republican COMMITTEES
claims a majority of from 10, 200 to
10, 900 on the state ticket and the cleo
ton of the eleven congressman. The
Democratic committee make no claim on
the state ticket, but insist that their can
didates in the First. Third, Eighth and
Ninth districts will win, the Second
being theirs by large majority.
CONTEST IN NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB. Oct. 3.-The elections
in this state tomorrow promises to be
the closest and most holly contested in
its history. The situation can fairly be
termed uncertain, Four tickets are in
the field and of these the Republicans and
Farmers Alliance both claim the vic
tory. At the Republican state central
committee headquarters in this city,
Chairman Watson claims the election of
the entire state ticket by q plurality
ranging from 5000 to 10 900. No direct
expression of opinion or estimate can be
gained from the Democratic or Alliance
committees other than a claim of sue
cess for their respective tickets. With
the exception of the Second district, in
which the Democrats and Alliance have
fused, there are three tickets in
the congressional districts. Chairman
Watson claims plurality for the Repub-
lican candidates as follows on the poll
of each district: Colnell in the First 1000,
Hart in Second 1900, Dorsey in the Third
1000. The result on the prohibitory
amendment is also in doubt, the general
feeling appearing to be that it will be
defeated.
The amendment will cause a great deal
of scratching and will greatly compli-
cate the result. L. d. Richards, Re-
publican candidate, ana John FL. Pow
ers, Alliance candidate, for governor,
are non-committal, while James E.
Boyd, Democrat, is strongly opposed to
the amendment. The Alliance will un-
doubleday elect a majority of the lower
house of the legislature, and perhaps of
the senate.
OKLAHOMA CONTEST.
GUTHRIE, OF, Nov. 3.-Tbe election
in Oklahoma territory tomorrow is for
territorial delegate TO congress. The
Republicans and Democrats each have q /
man in the field. Each candidate claims /
his election.
SPOKE AT BOWIE.
Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Nov. 3.-Hon. J. w. !
Bailey and w. r. Lamb met here to- |
night III joint discussion.
CONTEST IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 3.-Onlv con-
gressmeu are elected in Kentucky to-
morrow. or these Congressman Breok-
inridgs, Caruth, MoCresry, Dicken son,
Montgomery, Goodnight, Stone, Demo-
Gratis, and Wilson, Republican, will be
reelected almost certainly. j. W.
Kendall. Democrat, will be the new
from the Tenth district.
THE ARKANSAS CONTEST.
LITTLE Rock. ARK. Nov. 3.-Arkau-
sas will elect five congressman to-mor-
row. The candidates in the First dis
trict are w. s. Cate, Democrat, and l..
p. Featherstone, Union Labor and Re-
publican; Second district, Clifton,
Breckenridge, Demo-
Graf. aud Isom p. Langley, Union
Labor and Republican,; Third
T. G. Mitrae, Democrat, no
opposition; Fourth district, w. L.
Terry, Democrat; w. Il. Harrison, Re-
publican: Fifth district, S. w. Peel,