Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-13

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HOGG FORCES AT SHERMAN.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tex, June l2.-The Hogs
forces met at the courthouse last night
and elected officers and organized with &
membership of seventy-six. Another
meeting will be held next Saturday
night.
| COOK AT HONEY GROVE.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX. June 11.-Judge
| Cook addressed the citizens of Honey
Grove at the city hall this evening. He
inferred that there were no cries of re-
| dress for the wrongs of the railroads of
the state until about four months ago,
when new Moses, who wanted to be
governor, climbed the mount and told
the people of the wrongs they were en-
during. He said it was the duty
of the attorney to prosecute these evil
doors. The laws already existed. He
drew picture of the railroad commits
sion as it existed in other states, sug-
gested that it tended towards centraliza-
ton and was undemocratic. 1t was
easier for citizen to obtain justice now,
when he could prosecute in local courts
than when he would have to wait upon
the action of single commission. The
speech was well delivered, and he was
frequently applauded.
RANDELL FEELS ENCOURAGED.
Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, Ten. June 12.-Mr. James
d. HaizlIp of Sherman, law partner of
c. B. RandeIl of that city, candidate
for congressional honors from this dis
trict (Fifth) was in the city yesterday
and in conversation with a GAZETTE re-
porter in regard to Mr.. Randell's chances
for nomination he stated that he IRAN
dell) was very much encouraged after
visiting West Texas, and that, ne was
meeting with success where he has thus
far been.
HoGG ALL RIGHT AT JEFFERSON.
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX. June I2.-It has
been rumored that the Hogg club which
has been recently organized here was
very weak, and that no Democrats were
on its rolls. Your correspondent inter-
viewed Mr.. Eberstadt, president of the
club, and he showed him the club roll,
on which were 3l5 names OF the best
Democrats in the county. Hogg is
booming here, and no matter what the
opposition may do, it only increases his
strength with the masses.
DEGRAFFENREID AT MINEoLA.
Special to the Gazette.
MINEOLA, TEX, June 12.-Hon. R.
c. DcGraffenreid, candidate for con-
gress from this, the Third district, adj
dressed the people at Caspary's opera
house this afternoon.
GAINESVILLE NOTES.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, June I2.-Hon.
G. L. Potter of this city, candidate for
the state senate from Cooke and Grayson
counties, will begin a canvass of Grayson
county in few days. He will address
the Democracy of Whitesboro next Sat
urday afternoon.
Judge Gustave Cook, candidate for
governor, will address the voters of this |
city and county on the 1st day of July. |
Both sides claim this county.
Hon. j. w. Bailey of this city, can |
didate for congress, receives the most |
encouraging news from all over the dis |
trict. No man ever ran in this district |
who was more universally admired and |
popular.
TO FILL HIS DATES.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. June 12.-Attorney- |
General Hogg left this city this morning |
to fill his appointments.
uOGC To SpE AZ At nTooDxy
On June "a, Moody lodge No. SOS,
a. F. s. A. M, will have barbecue and
public installation of officers All Masons
are requested to be at the lodge room as
early as possible. The following is the
Masonic march leave the lodge room at
80 a. m, arrive at arbor at IL am.
Welcome address by member of the
odge. Music.
Installation of Masonic officers of
Moody lodge for the ensuing Masonic
7ear. Music. Masonic address. Music.
Dinner p. m.
At $3.50 the crowd will be called to
,rder by music at the arbor.
The remainder of the afternoon will
'e consumed by Attorney General J. S.
1ogg, who is a candidate for governor.
lie will deliver his address on the public
ssues of the day.
You are respectfully requested to be
present aud take part with US. a special
invitation extended to all Masons and
ditors. Also special preparations made
or editors. Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES HOWARD,
DIXON CoNALLEY,
w. j HARGETT,
Invitation Committee.
AUSTIN, TEX, June 6, 1890,
has. Howard, Esq, Moody, Tex.
Ny DEAR SIR have just heard from
len. Hogg, and he authorizes me to say
o you that he accepts your invitation to
e at Moody on the oath inst. You may
therefore, confidently expect him. Trust
lg that he will have a fine audience, L
n yours, very respectfully,
JNo. I. CRoDDocK.
ovERNoR BURLEIGH OF MAINE RENoAn-
MATED.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 12.-Chairman
Ianley of the state committee called
ne Republican state convention to order
{ IL O'CLOCK to-day introducing Hon.
frederick Al Powers of Houston ;as
smporary chairman. Twelve hundeed H.
nd ten delegates, an unusually
Irge number for an noff year.
ere present. After naming the CONS !