Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Counties That Have Instructed
to Date--Hogg at Kyle.
Ex-Governor Ireland and Mayor Full
ton of Galveston observation-disclosures
taye Cook Speaks at Bryan.
c. C. Antonio, E1- Lieutenant Governor OF
Louisiana, breaking Rock on the Streets
of Dallas to Pay His Fine
HoGe SENTIMENT PEEDoMINATEs.

HoGG SENTIMENT PEEDoMINATEs'
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, June 9'-Mayor
r. L. Fulton, who has recently peeh
travelling over certain portions OF tle
state, when Intercepted as to MS opin-
ion of the gubernatorial contest, unhesl-
tatinglv gave it as his opinion that Hogg
would go into the state convention with
such a preponderance of delegates in his
favor that he would be nominated on the
first ballot. When asked upon what ne
predicated his opinion, he repileu that
wherever he had gone be had tesEeu
public opinion, and outside OF CONNER
cial and railway circles had found It for
Hogg for governor, and especially was
this the case among the agrlculturHt
class, who were, as far as his oDserVa-
ton went, unit for Hogg. The farmers
he said, wanted relief from the eXac-
tIons of the railway companies, and
firmly believe that through the election
of the attorney-gen as chief eXecu-
tive they would obtain it. Mayor Fulton
is an astute politician, and naturally an
acute observer of the drift of pubic
sentiment, and his opinions are entitled
40sazp sheraton. A canvass here de-
Z 3Spes the fact that there has been no
desertlons from the ranks here, but, on
the contrary, Hogg is gaining strength
and this is especially the case among the
Iaboring class, while the business ana
professional element are in q large meas
ure nom committal.
ANTI-HoGG LEADER AT TExARKANA.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Jure 19.-HOp.
C. s. Todd of this city is leading the
anti Hogg and commission element. He
| is an able speaker but cannot stem the
tidal wave that is sweeping the country
| for the commission.
SHERMAN NOTES.
| Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, June 19.-Finley
| and Potter. candidates for the senate
| will speak at benson Saturday night.
All the candidates are getting ready tC
| 20 to the big picnic at Basin springs to-
morrow.
M'GAUGHER AT TERRELL.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, June 1S.-Hon. W.
L. McGaugher of Hood county, candl-
| date for land commissioner, has been II
the city during the day working up hi
| political interests.
FAILED TO SHOW UP.
Special to the Gazette.
| DALLAS, TEX. June 10" Warwick
Clark failed to appear here tonight, be-
! ing unable for some reason to DO so, ant
| Col. Hughes, in his stead, served up th'
usual anti-commission bill of fare to
moderate sized audience at the city hall
A MIGHTY POLITICIAN FALLEN.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, June 10. G. An
tonic is the name of light mulatto ar
rested in this city Tuesday evening TO
drunkenness. On Wednesday he wa
fined S. and in default of it sent to tn
rock pile. This is an everyday occur
renee, and the only thing about An
tonie's arrest and commitment tina
claims particular attention is the fac
that in 1876, when VIM. Pitt kellogg
was governor of Louisiana, this man
who has been breaking rock to pay hi
fine for violating the ordinances of tn
city of Dallas, was lieutenant-governo
of the Crescent City state and forne
one of that picturesque lot of amalga
mated politicians who aided in the con
summation of the great fraud that place
Rutherford B. Hayes in the Whit
House.
HoGG AT KYLE.
Special to the Gazette.