Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
WARNING UP.
Rally of Van Zandt Democrats-Kii-
gore, Culberson and Kearby There.
Pittshurg Iron and Steel Manufacturers solic-
tied for subscriptions TO the McKin-
ley Campaign Fund.

Ell PAso DEMOCRATS.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Oct. 15.-The Democratic con-
vention last night nominated a strong ticket
Harmony prevailed
IN COOKE COUNTY.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Oct 1.-THE political
situation is serene..n this county. The Indepeud-
ents Will not nominate any further candidates;
They now have nomin nes for represe NATIVE and
congressman Of the district.
w. r. Lamb spoke to select audience OF his
co-workers in this city Saturday
IN BAYLOR COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
SEYMo UR, TEX. Oct. 13.-Politics is getting
to fever !eat. There are four candidates for
district attorney and they are working Baylor
county for all thar is in it.
KEARBY. cULBERsoE AND KILaoRE AT CANTON.
Special to the Gazette.
CANTON, Tex, Oct. 15.-Yesterday was a
gala day for Canton and Van Zaudt county. the
occasion beng a grand rally by the D mocrsts
OF Fan Zandt county. The speaking took place
At the courthouse, and opened up at II a: m. by
the Hon. J. G. K arby, Democratic nominee for
state senator, who made q forcibIe. logical and
sensible Democratic speech.
In the afternoon the Hon. Charles A. Culber-
son, Democratic nominee for attorney general
OF Texas, addressed the vast concourse OF peo-
pie, all of whom could not find sitting room in
the court house, upon the political issues OF the
day affecting state politics. He entertained MS
audience for an hour and three-quarters, and he
made the speech of the OCCASION. and as his
closing remarks were addressed 10 the ladies
present, shower OF boquets fell on the stand
where he was ddressing the people.
Hon. G. B. Kilgore, N; c.. known as the
Culberson in a happy strain, giving his consti-
tuency an account of his stewardship during
the session of col gress just closed. He criti-
cised Speaker Reed, the Mckinley tariff bill,
an other measures which interested his audi
euce. He made strong and forcible Democratic
speech.
this motto suspen led to one side: "A public
office is public trust"
I he speeches made on this occasion will
greatly strengthen the Democratic ticket in
Van Zandt county.
MILLS EN- ROUTE HOME.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Oct. l5.-Hon Roger Q.
Mills passed through this city to-day on his
way home.
CONGRESSMAN Culberson is billed to speak
here on Friday mex.
LANHAM WILL BE HERE.
Special to the Gazette.
WEArHERFoRD. Tex. Oct. 15.-Hon. S. w.
II Lauham lsfi Yesterday for Jacksboro, where
he was to deliver an address to the people of
that section to- day. He will re urn home to-
morrow, ami Sa urday next he Will speak at
Granbury, and between that date and November
l he will deliver a feT addresses in his district,
the dates and places not yet Diet -rmined on.
Col. Lanham before leaving for Jacksboro re-
ceived a letter from the Fort Worth committee
urging him to be present aud speak in that city
on November at the ''grand Democratic rally
to take place there on that date. He answered,
expressing a great desire to be present and as
suring The committee that he would be on hand
If possible.
FOR M'KrSLEY's CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
Special to the Gazette.
PITrsBURG, Pa, Oct. 15.-Col. J. H. Resd,
resident of Beaver. Quay's town, and mem Der OF
Quay's cub here, the Ameiicus, has open
headquarters in Pittsburg for the collection OF
money for Congressman Mckinley campaign
in le
steel manufacturers are ungrateful to the
Ohioan Tor the passage OF the tariff bill, for SO
far he has not succeeded in raising SnO. The
only cash contribution that can be learn OF
authoritztively is that of $500 from one firm, the
rest being in promises. Col Reads office is also
headquarters for the collection of campaign
funds from Federal employees here. They are
re ucanily disgorging per cent. OF their
annua! sa!a les.
SHERMAN PRoHIBIrroN1srs.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. I5.-The Prohibitionists
organized club in this city last night, and
getting ready for the election They assed
some iron clad resolutions, and several who had
weren't ready to sever their connection with the
old parties.
LAMAR COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Special to the Gazette
PARIS, TEX, Oct. b. The Republicans Of
Lamar county are notified by call that Il meet
ing is to be held at the Federal court rooms on
Thursday. the 18th inst. at o'clock p. m. to
elect dele gates TO the congressional convention
j. c. Glib ons will address the Republicans
tomorrow night on state issues.
oHArrANooeA's CITY ELECTION.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. b.-In the city
two wards, Third and Eighth. The political
complexion of the new board of aldermen will
be eleven Republican, and five Democrats. 1t
was the quieteSt election ever held in the city,
ntvtn o fO q DOrtCl