Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-12
KILGORE HAPPY.
Because He Will Not Have to Kick in
the Doors in the Next House.
Combination Of Mckinley Hogglshness and
Reed Tyranny Responsible for the
Recent Avalanche
WHAT BUCK SAYS.

WHAT BUCK SAYS.
| Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANToNIa, TEX, Nov. 11.-Con
gresham c. B. Kilgore, Of the thirt
Texas district, arrived in the city to-
day. He attributed the Republican
avalanche of last Tuesday to q combiDa
ton of Mckinley hoggishness and Reet
tyranny. He says that the Texas dele
cation will be united for the promo
ton of Mills to the speakership will
Crisp, of Georgia, as second choice
He knows ;hat there is u widespread
sentiment in the party favorable to the
election of Hon. ID. B. Culberson q
speaker, but he doubts that CulbersoI
would accept the place if rendered him
Cleveland, he says, is the man for 1892
and be Is confident that the sentiment o
the party in congress is almost unsni.
| mously favorable TO the nomination o.
| the ex-president. Mr.. Kilgore rejoce
that the Democratic majority in the Mex
house is such that he will not he COM
| PEELED to kick in any more doors.
LEON COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
JEwETT, TEX. Nov. 11.-Official re-
turns of tho election in Leon county are
as follows: Hogg 1895. Flanagan 5ls.
| For congress, Second district-Long
1892.
| For railroad amendment S64, against
1888.
Senator, Eighth district-W. b. Page
| 1921, Norwood 495.
Representative Forty-ninth district
| W. A. Vestol elected without opposition.
COLLIN COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Nov. 1.-THE
count is completes: Railroad amend
ment 1894, against 1880.
Road amendment 1888, against rs.
Hogg 5069, Flanagan 772. Heath 16S.
The nominees of the Democratic party
| are elected by majorities averaging 1900 9.
j. r. Cough is local representative. II.
A. Finch is elected senator, and j. l..
Doggett Pictorial representative. All Of
them are strong commission men.
THE RESULT IN BOWIE COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX. Nov. 1.-THE re-
suit of the Bowie county vote as declared
by the commissioners court to-day is as
follows: For Hogg 1852, for Flanagan
lll6.
For commission amendment 1l41,
against commission amendment 7I6.
For ID. b. Culberson, congress, 1744;
for j. c. Gibbons, congress, TIA.
C. A. Culberson, for attorney-gen-
eral, ran ahead Of the Democratic ticket.
TRAVIS COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten. Nov. 1.-THE official
count Of the vote in this county is still in
progress, and will probably be concluded
Tomorrow.
ALL COMMISSION MEN.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Nov. 1.-THE
GAZETTE does the legislative members
elect from here an injustice. Hon. II.
A. Finch, senator; Hon. J. L. DoRgett
and Hon. j r. Cough are all commits
sion men, opened and avowed.
ABNER rAYLoR's OPPONENT.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. lin the
district to-day Ewing Cd gains 1913
would elect him over the present incum-
bent, Congressman Abner Taylor.
WISE COUNTY.
special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Nov. 11.--Complete
official returns OF Wise county give Hogg
2649, Flanagan 237, Heath 6.
& For ooD DECENTRALIZATION $50, Lamb lO9,
Bailey 2494.
State senator-A. NJ. Carter $3.50, n.
a. Mcconnell 2S0.
Representative-T. J. Maxey, 267; J.
II. Kirkpatrick 25S7, G. W. Martin
1884.
County officers elected. T. johnson,
judge; T. J. MoMurray, attorney; T.W.
Brown, clerk; 8. G. Tankersley, district
clerk; J.. L. Rucker, sheriff; H. F.
Hawkins, collector; J. W. Davis, as
SCISSOR; J. NJ. Gibbs. treasurer; j. E.
Boyett, surveyor; j. P. FulIingim, W.
A. Shawn, A. J. Henderson, G. c.
Leonard, commissioners; H. F. Ander-
son, justice, and Alex Walden, constable
precinct No. /.
Only 1900 votes were polled out of the
$500 voters a. shown BY the assessment
for 1890.
NACoaDoCHEs COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
NACOGDocHEs, Nov. 1O.-The Official
vote Of this county 10 a. follows: For
amendment 1929. against 210.
For road amendment 1874, against S87.
For Hogs 2106, Flanagan 548.
Long, for congress, 1858.
Representative-E. B. Lewis (D.)
1877. Murphy (F. Az 1917.
Other officers elected by majorities arc
~ follows: Pirtle, judge, 1916 over
Jennings; Hillenkamp, district clerk,
over Wilson, 23s; Grain, county clerk,
over Fuller. 1191, Berger, county at
tornsy, over Long, cal, Hale; tag col
lsctor. over Mast. 1910; spradiey. sher-
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