Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06


NAVARRO COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, Ten, Nov. 5.-lndica-
tions are strong that in two instances the
regular Democratic nominees have been
beaten by Independents, something
never before known in the history Of
Navarro county.
The race for senator between Simklns
and Richardson was the all absorbing
feature of the campaign and brought out
the fun voting capacity of the county
but as yet nothing can be told as to re-
suits.
POLK COUNTY.
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LIvISGsToN, Ten, Nov. Five pre-
cincts returned give for amendment 34J,
against 3S2
Hogg $40, Flanagan $50, Heath none
Congressman - Stewart 4GS, Angler
1853.
/ Representative - Robinson, commits
sion. 1862: Wilson, commission, 22l; Pat
ton. colored, anti-commission, $40.
Following county ticket is probably
elected: Oates. county Judge; Epper-
son, sheriff; Williams, county treasurer {;
Martin county attorney; Lewis, assessor; ;
Hammond, tax collector; Matthews, sur
veyor; Willis, district clerk; Green ,
county clerk.
wAELDER.
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WAELDER, TEX. Nov. 5.-This town
complete gives Hogg 2l2, Flanagan POP.
For congress-Moore 2l5, Green $50.
For representative-Peebl es (commis-
sion); no opponent.
COLORADO COUNTY.
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COLUMBUS, TEX, Nov. 5.-This pre-
cinct and county, as far as heard from {,
gives the amendment 426 against 253.
Hogg 1880, Flanagan S27.
w. L. Atkins is elected to the legis-
lature.
For Congress-M Moore 966, Green 7S1.
DALLAS COUNTY.
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DALLAS, Ten, Nov. 5.-Thirty-nine
precincts in this county, including three
wards in Dallas, give HogG Ass, Flaua-
gan l04, Heath l55.
For amendment 2777, against 1907.
Cor .ress-Abbott 4l03, Darter (R.)
l349.
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TIMPsoN. Tex. Nov. 5.-This town
complete gives the amendment los,
against los.
Hogg 222, Flanagan So. Demoor attic
loss AZ.
Congrsssman-Kilgore 223, Fish 80.
Democratic loss A.
Representatiye-J. W. Trultt, COM
| mission, 220.
Floater-J. d. Rudd. commission,
228.
VAN zANDT COUNTY.
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CANTON, TEX, Nov. Ivan Zandt
| against 200.
Hogg 1900, opposition 200.
ongressman-Kilgore 1900.
State senator-Kearby 1900.
Commission representative - Curry
1900.
The following county ticket was
elected: j. S. Spriuks, Judge; o. P.
Campbell, district clerk; w. D. Thomp-
son, county clerk; H. F. Blackwell,
sheriff; H. j. Craft, assessor; A. w.
Meredith, collector; T. J. High, treas
urer; W. L. Haynes, county attorney
NOLAN COUNTY.
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SwEETwATER, TEX, Nov. SIS. II.
Cowan of Howard county 10 undoubtedly
elected district attorney in this district.
County officers elected in Nolan county
are as follows: Judge, J. F. Edison
county attorney, II. c. Hor0; county
and district clerk j. c. Cox; sheriff and
R. L. Moody; assessor, Silas George.
sPoHN DEFEATED.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Nov. 5,-Further
returns from the Seventh, "Crain g, -
congressional district, give a different
com pIeztion to the result there. La
Sale, Encinal and Maverick counties
reported such majorities against Grain
ID last night that the impression pre-
vailed here that Spohn Or. had carried
the district. Cameron, however, has
given round 1000 majority for Grain l.,
which, added to the majority his friends
claim for him In Galveston county, will
give him majority which the smaller
counties in the district will be unable to
overcome. even though they 90 into the
Spohn column. Spohn was heavily
backed by the money of the National
Republican congressional committee,
and made q thorough personal canvass
of the district and was defeated squarely
on the tariff issue, which was the only
question that figured in the contest.
The tariff sentiment of Texas was per-
haps never better tested than the fight
which resulted in favor of Congressman
Grain with an increased majority.
HARDIN COUNTY.
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KoUNTz, TEX, Nov. o. Returns
from all precincts In this county give 3l6
for commission amendment and 81
against.
Hogg 44o, Flanagan 146.
For conEress-Stewart 3S7, Angler 1873.
Watts Qnd. carried the county by $50
majority over G. c. O'Brien Cd.
The following county officers are
elected: w. Fl. Noll, county judge; W.
W. Lyon, sheriff; E. b. Collins, district
and county clerk; l.. G. Roberts, as
SCISSOR; A. G. Hodges, treasurer; X. R.
Blackshear. surveyor.
SHELBY COUNTY.
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CENTER, TEX, Nov. 5.-Center box
gives Hogg 315, Flanagan 40s; Demo-
cratic loss ITO.
For congress-C. B. Kilgore 3l7; DEM