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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10
a ooneepeRAre PATENT.
Relic Of the Oohcnmcnl that Ruled tho South
for -Four Years.

OF the many people who think they
know u good denl about the Confederate
government, only few are aware Of
the fact that the Confectionery WAS sup
piled with patent office and that u H.
sued patents In just about the snma
style rs Glnt prnciioed by the United
Sintes. How many Inventions received
such protecti0n rs could be thrown
around them by the power which ruled
the South for four years, may never BIO
known, but Il is certain that fifteen
received official recognition, for on n
wall IN the office Of MIR. James L. Nor
ris Is IN original document which as
snred John l.. Jones. Of Tally-iio, North
Carolina, that for fourteen years from
the 28th of August, 1861, he should
have tho "iull nnd exclusive right aud
liberty Of making, constructing, using
md vending 10 others 60 be used, new
and useful Improvement In carringe
whocls This IVES the fifteenth patant
Issued by the Confederncy, IL WAS
signed by Judah " Beniamin. attorney
general and countersigncd by Rufus II.
Rhodes, commissioner Of pntenls. Mr.
Rhodes was Unitid States commissioner
OF patents prior 10 the war. Accom-
panying the parchment which Ii prop
orly sealed, aud which cost Mr.. Jonea
The gum OF $40, are tho cnatonery spoc-
ihcntions aud drawings The penmaD-
ship displayed IN the specifications Ia
extremely beautiful, while the drawings,
which are 10 India ink on lnen tracing,
could hardly be improved on. The whole
forms most interesting and valuable
sou fenir Washington Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

cali on the president and ouer all oonso-
tnttnn posslbip-

Cali on the President and oner all uonso-
latlon rosslbin
Washington. Nov. N.--The tolegrnpll
office al The white house re-opened nt IL
O'Clock this morning aud MIR. Monison'
cry, the clerk In charge, was soon buHilN
engaged In receiving bulletins containing
revised returns of the elections, Clearly
corroborating the earlier returns. lhcy
gave no encouragement TO the Rgpnhlran
inmates Of the house, and the desperate
hope Of early mornlng TINT Illinois anu
Indiana might still be safe gave way 10
tile unmistaknhle evidence OF the sue
cess OF the Democratic ticket.
Attorney General Aiill0r Postmnstee
General Wauanuker and General NiRey
visited the president during the afternoon
and offered an consolation possible az the
party's defeat. Mr. Wnnam0kcr main.
tanned his usual merry spirits. aud did
what he could TO cheer his less buoyant
associates. Each declined to suggest amy
possible explanation of the Republican
lusses. General Miller waved
off all iuteryiewers with the remark i've
nothing at all 60 say One, more per
sistent than the rest said to him;
"'ro what do you allude the une1'
pectcd lsndslidcT
The attorney general hcsitated q mo'
mont, and then quickly said; when
man has got tho smallpox. he don't care
much how he got It,
He then closed the conversation by
walking AWAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10
TRAIN ROBBERS
Hold Up a Train In the Oklahoma TefFiIorY
But Fail to Go, Any Large Amounts
Of Money or valuables.

Guthrie, o. IT, Nov. n-The south
hound shtR Re due here NJ ~ ~ Last
mnslicd mon at Wharton, q lonely station
IN the Cherokee strip, whore the train has
heen robbed before. When tho train stop.
ped, passenger who nlighted was knocked
sensecss with a blow from revolver and
tho bandits Mt once took position on no
train. The express car was cut Loose nhd
the engineer compelled 10 pull out n mile.
The robhor then blew the door off with
dynamite badly shntterinG the chr, nnd
AFTER exchanging few shots with the inca.
Rcnger Wagner aud guard iiciho, entered ana
nttempted 10 blow open the Bnfe but after
working an hour gave 4 up as "a bad Job
aud departed. Tho only booty they socured
WINS THE vnluhhles OF the irninipen and
few small packages Of express mhtter.
Tho train arrived hero NJ n. ~. and
United States MnrBhal and I'VE deputies
with horses ut once left for the seene by
lnnnlhl lrnlm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

louisville, Ky, Nov o. Mr. waiter
son will say In q leading editorial 70
morrow. The vote OF Tuesday y pfl-
m3rily and decisiyely the verdict
ns,ingt the policy mud theory OF protec-
lion Nyhsteycr else was done or lrit
unIope I'm The canvass the issue was be
,yysen high tariff and low tariff tariff
of bonntios and tarld for revenue only
could be- misunderstood alone 10y those
Who lacked the integrity and courage
10 mcot IL or by those who had not .
corrupt motive for rnufnting and eynd.
ing II. Tie transaction in The nuhonal
Demurrntir convention on TINT point
Left nothing TO double construction.
Overcome by the sirnnge terror Of
truthfulnesg, the platform comniuen
brought In q tarili plunk Wiilrh nor
merely gcut % great idea Of tile revenue
reforrn 10 the rear, hnt actually assert
ed IN diatihct terms tho keynote Of ilir
Itepublican dogma Of protection me
convention took this mOnHtrosity BY the
thront; smOte Il, threw u our ana re-
placed It by q ringing DECLARATION pu-
bodying the true Democratic Hp-pel lhht
the government bad no right oi TAXA
lion except for tho public purpose 81
raising money enough for Us own SUP
mort That nuy other aim or design Of
tonG Il unconstitutional aud unjust
and plcdaiug the party II u returned 10
power 20 stamp out the fraud OF pro-
49, kN Illustrated by the Mckinley aci
and the usnrping reciprocity treaties, y
nominated Grover Cleveland, whom y
regnried as iIe most distinguished and
thorough going representative Of those
deelaraiions among living Americans.
Amid The forebodnRs Of the umid ind
tie smart. he stood firmly by the
ereat issues Of revenue reforfn na
IN forth hy his message Of 81, BY the
81 f,ouis platform Of ~, by the campaign
II education following the latter and by
Inc latest expression Of the party nt
Chicago emphasized and punetnRted by
I'M UNEQUAL contest between The forces
M light and darkness on the foor Of
Inc national convention.
livery effort 10 divert tho canvas from
this issue and 10 lower the standard OF
revenue reform, proved aboriivei every
cgorl 10 beiitiie and defoe i served only
to reveal Il The stronger and the greater
A late ne last Saturday the national
uer,orratie committee, making IT, iinhl
anneal 10 the voters, placed tais cardinal
r,3ocii,le Of Democratic faith and piir-
nose before al elise, delivering i with
riesrnsss and force. which left nothing
10 be desired. The answer Of the naases
N Fpontane0us and Overwhelming.
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alLL BACKS u.
A Scheme Tor orsal Honiinr Park in Colo.
rado

Denver. Colo, Nov. Wv. r.
Cody. Buffalo BID with a dis
tinenialed party Of English gentlemen,
WHO will make a tonr Of tho West with
n view Of Locating hunting reservation
on a magnificent scale A photographer,
Mr. Roach, accompanies Che party. aud
Views vii be taken Of the scenes visited
From Denver they vii 80 10 Albuquer-
ono. cross The lAttlo Colorado and pro-
s,ed INTO tic Grand chnons Of the Colo
RADIO river. About six weeks will be spent
m hunting and prospecting,
mo idrn Is 10 select about 2OOO,Vo
acres of land. organize stock company,
and have az finest private reservation
located possibly IN Unlh. that exists IN
IN world John ~. Young son Of the
M BRIGHAM Young, owns most Of the
lnud IN the country that j. now % be in
Coi John W. Mackay IS one Of the
uroinoiars az The scheme, which WAS first
breseliad 10 london during one Of Bnf.
fain EllPs visita to England Lord
ionsdaie was to have been ono az the
narfy but was unaYoidahiy detained on
sbe other side Of the water
Il h proposed 10 eNpend about ff,U0O,-
900 in the enterprise. This sim has. Il
h sold, ben guaranteed. A hotel costing
S40lDOoO VIII b. designed when The
iocation IA sa2da fha nartr. OF which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10
THE BIG STRIKE
AT NEW ORLEANS REMAINS THE
SAME AS EVER.


Nav orioa,. r. Ma, n ~, .;.,,
atm, ~ no ,sc,orn;' s,,,l.a T. n,,.,i'',,,
mo fort that th, ,t,,, ~. ss,,ii
~ ,enri Z, - ,it ~. ~. ~ 49,. -
noes ~, az, M, Nc s,, Az " 49,.
~ vi ,"e pua' y. anv s'',eyIs, hNeI!
NM ,nI aiiI,s ~, ,,,,si, I,,,t a., NV,
NM, n,,ic,,iat'.lN $500, w I,sa.'s.
Witch ,',,,id f,ii,,s a. t,,,.,in,. 80 ,s,,,,,,
M, mon bNiJ NV ,n iu'n n3 VI Su.'y ~
NM, ~ All ~ MN. i,,, , 49, 'V'N'V :"
n3,,s, ~ 49, ,,,,ntin,. INA ,i.,,, i,,,,
invre WIS mlee.ins il1t h'snsi ~.
49, ,I'',t 'i., W. , sau NY
~ ,,.,,I h, i,,,,,,S ~, beve e,t,rt ,,na,, Ky,
- w - ~ 49, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

:, New Orleans, Lit, Nov. O.-(Special, A..
returns from two-thkls Of do sioto
Indicate, a majority for Cleveland Of I'M.
OOO and render certain the election Of
SIX democratic congressman by the fol.
lowing large major6es:
First district-Adolph Meyer Demo
ernt, l0,@1J; James Wilkinson. Indepen.
uent Democrat, supported by Repubii-
cans and Populists 1919.
Second district-R q. Daycy. Demo.
cgrat, l2,2S7; Morris Marks, Republican.
Third district-Andrew Price, Demo-
erat' 60 majority over Mills. Republi.
can and Populist.
Fourth Dlstrict-N. c. blanchard. e..
900 majority over r. ]. Guinee, Populist.
supported by the Republicans.
Fifth district-C. L. Boatner. Demo-
crat, $500 plurality over webb. Popn-
list, and A. A. Gently. independent
Democrat
Sixth district II. n. Robertson. Deuio-
crat 5000; klempeter, Populist, sup
ported by Republicans, 1891
New Orleans. Nov. O.-IndlcatiOns are
that Louisiana will return solid Demo
cratic congressional delegation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

osophical asperity aud declined 20 dis
cuss pontics until the returns were suf-
hclcntly definite 60 enable him TO form
some Judgment Of the extent and cause
Of the disaster which the party has sns.
tanned.
Secretary Tracy who contributed his
vote yesterday morning IN Brooklyn aud
hurried over 20 Washington TO set up
with the president last night, was IN n
happy frame Of mind which comes TO
men who done their best and know H.
His state had gone Democratic but he
could not help Il and was actually cheer
ful in his resignation
II he knowa what brought about the
party's downfall he wont tell Il just now
and he Is also waiting for returns be-
fore he expresses publicly any opinion
He left Washington at 2;3O to-day Tor
New York Ia be present and represent
the navy department
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

New York. Nov. 0.--Probahly the
largest financial winner on the election
is mike Dwyer." the well-known turf
m0n. II Is snid on good authority that
he will pocket a gain of nearly $4,000
The New York Tribune conccdes New
York. New Jersey aud Connecticut TO
the Democracy and says they will
have clean majority Of fifty In con
gress, but claims the election Of presi-
dent may devolye on tie house Of rep
resentatiyes.
The Sun says the legislature Of the
state Of New York is Democratic, the
house having been carried by II majority
of fourteen thus msuring the election Of
u Democratic senator in place of mir
Hiscock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10
A FATAL ACCIDENT.


ootyestpn. Tex, Nov. 0.--tspeciai) -Mra.
ceihnr tbe med mother OF n y. Calder.
ro6trattor on the N0rii Galveston, and Nir-
rinin pdlnt railway, mot with dlsirennE
md pprhnps fatal ncidnni ms inofhln.,
a ilre yyita burning. iiy soma means hnr
nprnn oaueht Hrn and qui@ly her Whole
rrreon was cnYhoped IN names' Her pres,
,.ne, M mind deserted hn' nud sue riehed
XII ~ ne gnierv screaming for help where
tie Wind famed tho nnmes into furious
haze Hor screams Attracted yonuF laly
oflho family whp hastily tpfans y wv M.
tlnfausn nnd pnyelopW hef 10 blahAst
aud son gubdued the flames.
Her limbs and face are horribly hufntn
md her euiferiuga are nsonNuE iuihputh
every effort has ben mahe I" ielefe thehi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10
ouAuNcY N. DEpEw
was Very Much disappointed at tho
Result

was Very Much disappointed at the
Result
New York, Nov, 0-The sun had been
mp nm hour this NOR ing before Thomas
Carter of the Republican national com
mittce had went 20 bed, He knew
when he retired that New York Ind gone
Democratic hut said ndyiecs from the
West were encouraging mud he thought
Harrison was Going to pail through.
Chamccy NJ Dcnew did not look this
morning, like man suffering from
disappointment He said cheerly' VI
Cleveland should be- elected, ] hope Dcn-
ocracy VIII have both branches of con-
gross, II he Us elected, It simply shows
the country has accepted the theory for
practice. Give the Democrats full sway.
Let them have every opportunity to re-
duce their theory TO practice. or course
/ am disappointed: shall rcmain dis
appointed the whole day. ! shall con.
grutulnte Cleveland II he gets In md
will congratulate VIM, G. Whitney, lie
/ has done nObly'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

st. Louis, No, Nov. 0.-The Globe
Democrat Gtep). this morning, after
cunceding sweeping Democratic pres.
idential victory snys the Democrats viii
therefore be IN undisputuble control Of
NIL branches of government for the first
half Of Clcvolnnd's new term at least
tho legislation Of the two years begin
ming with March. 1898. and the people
will be able 10 hold them 20 Il rigid nc
countability for the management Of its
affairs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10
CONCEDED BY THE REPUBLICANS.
|SDpmOcrat Says the Democrats viii Have Con-
! dAN Branches Of the GOvernment---The
OHcs-HoIders are Packing Up to VaCate
Their Premises Pretty Soon
After March 4.

portant advantage Of redistricting the
state for congressional legislation and
judicial purposes will fall to the Demo
Gratis.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. Differ is making
Cook county and although a majority
OF the Republicans concede his defeat,
others still hold the hope of his success.
The Int Ocean at . o'clock announces
that fourteen counties outside Of Cook
gave Fife 'hA majority. AT this read
ind IN elrf Ocean believes hc
win the 8, Je.
It's conceded the state goes to Cleve-
land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Tcxarkana, Ark. Noy. (Special)--
News Of Cloycland's election was re-
ceiycd here with the greatest enthusiasm
The Democrats are rloriously happy
and nre firing cannon IN honor of the
occasion. Republicans are very sore and
ascribe their dcfoa. 70 Burns in New
York and the dyuamitcrs Ia Chicago.
The Democrats viii have u great ccle-
btation over the matter within a day
mr. tAtn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

counties In the state, and saws ali bnt ~.
majority. 'puiist
Fopcka. Kan, Nov. 9-Iteturns fran
Inaiity-hye Of lOR counties eive Harrison
l54i plurality. The most Of the far w ,.v.
ern counties, whore the farmers nlliarco
ald Third party movement tiourishes Il
sun 70. be heard from, aud there 4 reasa 4,
70 believe that they viii wipe ont Tho
snali Republican inaiorities now shown
elected. AS' WIN pe
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Oregon.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 9.--Trom meagcr
reports received indications are that
Harrison carried the state by 1000 plu-
mllty. SniNcly, Democrat leading for
governor, while the vote on congress
men will be close. The Peoples party
vote is surprisingly large.
cratic central committee toneede the
election of three Hnrrisoh electors in
Oregon elector, who was indorsed by
NeNyor elector, who was indorsed by
the Democrats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov, 9.-Meagre
returns received from West Virginia in
dictate the Republicans have carried the
state though the Democrats do not con
cede 1t. The southern section of the
state has not yet been heard from. The
vote in Wheeling is not all reported. but
indicate the election of PORTION of the
Republican ticket
Wheeling. W. Va, Nov. e.-lt now
looks as If it will be some days before
the result in West NirFinia Is positively
known. The returns continue favorable
to the Republicans. Very few precincts
only are heard from. The Republicans
have undoubtedly made gain in tue leg
islature.
Governor. Republican, for congress.
from the First Wheeling district cluins
cratic candidate. None of the interior
counties are heard from yet. There Is
really but little more 60 tell than. there
was last night. Both sides still claim the
state. Later reports may show Demo
cratic gains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Bloomington, H., Nov. o.--Gencral
Stevenson arose early this morning to
get what additional returns were procnr-
able, and spent the day receiving visitors
aud congratulatory kilograms This af-
ternoon Stevenson sent his congratnla-
tons TO Cleveland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Col Coa3 viii be guiding spirit, consists
of Mai. Midway. London; Col, II. Mac
kennon London; Jnmes r. Wells, utahi
Col. Frank Baldwin. Of Gen. Miles
staff; IL, $. Boal North Platte; Allison
Naylor, Washington. ID. O.; Mai. NJ.
hurkc, London manager for Cody; Col.
Prentice Ingraham. Washington, d. c.;
and Il. II. Haslam, "Pony Bob" Chic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 0,-The vote in
this state with one town missing gives
Cleveland 81. 40S, Harrison T69S9, We1-
Yer 1894, scattering 1908. Cleyeland's
1856. The entire Democratic ticket is
probably elected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

assoc hnA gone FOR Clark and liOscnthul
but it is probable that the vote in the
county viii be close. Several thousand
dollars Of HOES mouvy has been eN-
pended In this prcrnct. whrre the ne
rro vote predominant they have gone Tor
hogg by 50 per cent majority.
PoiR
Livingston. Tex, Nov .. -lSpecial)
Six preciucts-l 5I2; Clark, olUi
Nugent, Do.
Raker', Telsg am
San Autonio, Tex. Nov. D.-ISpccioll
G. II Bond Of this city tonight RECEIVED
the following telegram from w, y
Baker chairman OF the Hogs state COM
,'IIoges plurality viii not fan under
10000. 1arraut, ilnrdomuu, Castro.
ven, Cnss, Harrison, Marion, Ohilhrcsa
Wichita, and Franklin couuhca are snte
by from 100 90 5000 plurality each.
McLcnnnn close ilogg leading.
Smith county for llogr by 1000
Kerr County.
san Antonio. Tex, Nov, . tSpccial)
Kerr county gives CLARK Isl Hogs.
24i, and NugiGt, 300, Tor congress,
Pnschnll, i26. McAluu, Peoples party,
a24; Terrell, Republican, lis. For sem
ator, Lewis, 23I; Robinson. 2lei Nc
Rae, 2S5 For representatives,, W. A.
Lawrence. Deuocrnt, 5ii; 4. w. Dor
row, Peoples party S25.
Ilrlr
Pcarsall Tex. Nay lspcciall
Hogr. no. Clark, GO. Nugcnt "a. For
congress Twelfth district. Grain, Demo
crat, III; Brewster Republican, II.
rog Bcnd
Richmond, Tex, Nov -lSpcciai0-
In EIGHT prociucts Clark has gSN. llOgg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

out Of ol90 precincts including 267 in
San Francisco give Harrison 5I,55a
Cleveland SS.603. Weaver 10,353.
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. l.--pcmocrntic
even chairman Wall says Cleveland aud
Peck elected by la.O0O, Returns arr in
complete but will not make any material
difference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

sin, Illinois and Indiana all of which
are exceedingly close, bat claimed by
the Republicans In each ease.
With electors from these state Harri-
son aud Reid will have 226 votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Detroit. Mich, Nov. 9.-NIichigan's
electoral vote is badly split up, Demo
cratic qius are that six Of these votes
will -t for Cleveland, while the
Repuli say that they are certain Of
nine. bol rlrties claim the legislature
by safc majority A successor to
United States Senator Stockbridge, Rc-
publican. whose term expires next March
will be elected by the legislature this win
ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

81
= Eri-Esirrns from Illi-
Ezs;ielhis morning. but
uia.siAs carying of the
nEaii Stevenson by a plu-
sNeiaOa
lszaaziic state ticket is also
y 10 Democrats have
ias sslIrsssioHal delegation
'rsaily gained control OF both
asflts legislature, In view
iAssis to be redistrlcting
'aier, Tie election Of the gov
siA branches of the state
3 lAe Democrats is Of
ae'iaaee to that party and
iia to 50 district the state as
lernanent advantage in con-
SAlliive aud judicial dis
. ga whole are generally
N'laisio Cleveland and the
'n's ticket, but still insist
,a'lty Of Republican supre-
ASe' house of the general as
I'ii'r Victory in Illinois is ap-
Niae two canvasses, the per-
4 ,u0a 1.-THE state by Chairman
y Colleagues of the Democratic
Alsa onmittee and the gem
ai'ae Germans.
- Herald CLAIMS that Kansas.
, A and Nevada were carried
-a' Toe next house of repre-
overwhelmingly Demo
the Republicans have
a,ney In the senate and after
.Iask a. :.
~. 4, the Republicans for the
-Hty years lind themselves
I \. ~ branches of the leglsla-
'.'a's departments of the gov
~ v'sa1 CRepublican) says: The
'sp,e have turned their backs
!. ID Eiyen their decision to non.
\, y ,l'epaolican) says the Re
~ oeen defeated in the national
l.,. - ulaue the best fight
,.v- They have done nothing
y 'aaaned OF.
G n s,-Late- returns do
,,c, ~ way from decisive
.e,ory IN illinois, both 's no.
49, tickets. Conservative
Denso...es now generally agree
\ ..- sSsa plurality in tbe
al. -PpllS4Aimstely 10000 and
coss, Nlll have at least Ia
nos sa,sls /. with probably
AZ II The districts sin in
sSs Il eaeial returns frou
A wards in Chica w. Ar ;Il
sto-Ds Harrison, 4T.2so s'''
yoie nom country towns In.
II, If IN n Cook county ont Ms iii N
y 6ia,S5so' viii be almost 4
4 ~ ,ss,eland's plurality Il,
1, isoo county may Be ap,
~ ~ and twcaty-three o,,+ :.
~. me state, outside X
u 3Siie I cleveland III 4OG
"a Of os-iah his is a plara i4
ns ,s..i are not likely :,
s / e. Aaligsla Democrat. nam.
: the-sss' viii show SOM, on ION Z,
t ~ e nhsnres- willie ' tbe m IA
e ~ democratic state 'J ticI fe
d. sane as Clsyeienis 'S aa
ssesssssf The Do1ocraa,,. ~, !,
z lseaaie the Dem,,,..,..,
il,e IL, lsiority, and ina ~
81, Y about M, XIV eotrol tbl
ii,i,i''iss rsturns ron is'e INA ma
saaf6, w snail are ibaes
sslsfsi TO be elected sIuf 4,
''e'asly. The in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

New York, Nov. 9.-An extra edition
of he Mail and Express concedes Cleye-
lands election and probability OF a
Democratic majority in the Federal
New York, Nov. 9.--After learning the
roqnlt az the election, Hon. Don NJ.
niclinson to-day sent the following. to
Richard Croker, Tammany hall CHIEF:
81 cannot retire without expressing 70
Won my sincere and profound appreesel-
s',,in,oI ticket. and your sleepless Wig
iispee and enthusiastic, earnest and
n,Sinstai,inr care ia its interest through
~ ,he csmpaign. extending from the
nomination at Chicago TO this iis n
pmphant close Snew W.. wen , t and t ,he
ie,,ai Tauunany hall gives TO You as
~, ,,,,cb rs auv man in the United States
nnalloyed pleasure and congratulate
YOU"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Denver. Col, Nov. 9.-Returns from
about two-thirds of the counties In Col
orado give Weaver 22.1p3; Harrison,
l5,Il1. Weayer's majority, 9,S62.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

st. Paul. Mimi, Nov. 9.-Three hun
drcd and thirteen precincts including %
in st. Paul and 100 in Minneapolis, give
Harrison plurality Of 1891
st Paul. Mimi, Nov. 9.-The Demo-
cratic committee has not given up all
the fusion electors but the Republican
committee is firm in its belief thnt they
have carIied al of the nine electors
1000 to 10000 On congressional dis
trirts there is still more uncertainty,
the returns being meagre. but the iirst
Is probably Republican. the third Dem
ocrntie. the fourth Repjhlic ~ and the
fifth Republican. The sixth Is claimed
by both parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-10

Columbus. O., Nov. .-Governor Nc
klnlcy was seen tonight by AN asspci-
uted prcss reporter and asked his views
on the situation. lie declined 20 say any
thing.