Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
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CONTINUED BY HURRICANE
JlM'S CHAIRMAN.


DALLAS, IEN., OCI. - olgSloi'l
The office OF the registrar was thrown
open at 9 o'clock this morning ana
closed at $40 this evening. AT me
hour Of closing over $50 voters, mostly
business men, had registered, when
shows they are all taking q deep inter
est in politics this year. Recorder
Melton Is satisfied that he can handle
the work and that all the voters can
place their names on the books In the
time prescribed by law.
Conductor Tom Hurley, OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas passenger run,
between this city and Henrietta, is one
of the most enthusiastic Democrats IN
Dallas. To-day Hogg man offered to
bet $50 even that Hogg would be re-
elected by 100000 majority. Hurley
covered it. Another shining light OF
Hoggocracy wanted to wager $50 that
Hogg's majority would 60 beyond TO-
600. Hurley covered that bet also.
Said he to THE GAzETTE'corrcspon
eut: "Hogg is losing his grip daily,
by heavens it Is ease OF bread and
meat. In Denton, Clay and Grayson
counties formerly HOgg was all the
talk. He swung everybody, there is n
big change now. You meet men every
day who declare they have had enough,
they demand change for the best in
terests Of Texas and believe that
change is coming"
w. X. Wheclock, the well-known
| railroad man, has returned from New
York He will vote for eX-President
| Cleveland, he says, and wants to wager
$1,000 even that New York will 90 Re-
publican. According to Colonel Vince
lock, the anti-snappcrs and Tammany
have entered upon Il war of extermina
ton and the result will be that Harri
son will carry the state.
THERE is MERRY WAR
brewing in this city. Col. Jesse
Strong was one of the delegates to the
state convention from this county VIII,
stayed with the Hogg men. He was mad'
member of the state central commit
tee for the Sixth senatorial district
Col. Strong has evidently tired Of at
tempting to mix oil and water and con
templates retiring from politics. HI
Is "a member Of the count,
central committee and place.
the name of Richard Morga
before that body yesterday rs
candidate for representative. MI
Morgan was defeated, rs the Clark me
were in the majority and they deter
mined TO place none but Clark men o
guard Colonel Strong is dis
gruntled. He announces to-nigh
that he will no longer stand in tn
breach in the interest OF harmony, tina
he will support the regular tickC
lHoggl, but cannot make war on hi
personal and political frieuds.n II
also states that "COlOnel Waller 5
Baker will be In the city In few day
and II he chooses to take up the gauntlC
! thrown down by tho Clark leaders,
shall not stand In the way IL is eN
ceedingly kind OF Mr. Strong TO step frui
, In front OF the advancing engine. II
! now believed that Waller 5. Bake
, will appoint chairman for this SEM
torial district, that that chat
man will read out OF the part
Chairman c. b. Gillespie and all mon
bers OF the central committee OF N
county who refuse to wear the Hog
4 collar, aud that candidate for ScnutC
!. and also representatives win be place
! in the field. OF course the gcntleme
who have incurred the displcasure
/. the Hogg dynasty will pay no attcntio
to the grunts OF disapproyal Of WallC
:. Baker and his swashbuckler
and r6dhot time is antic
ipatcd The Hogg convention gay
the county committee the stamp of re.
!, ularity and also the Legislative tick,
. placed In the field By the regular col
4 vention.
: TWO THOUSAND FOR CLARK.
o The colorad voters OF this city ar
5 organizing rapidly and expect TO ha,
, | 1890 OF toe 2OOO voters in limo I'm tvs