Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

cincts still to DO heard from. Later re-
turns on congressional candidates do
moi change former estimate Of three Re
mhlicans three Democrats and ono
Fusion Democrat and Peoples. The two
proposed amendments TO the state con.
situuon providing election of United
states senator's by district vote Of tho
people and educational qualihca-
uons for voters appear TO he carried
overwhelmingly The legislature Is still
ALABAMA.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 10.---It Is now
positively known the following congress-
men all Democrats are elected IA Ala.
hama. first Clark. second Sailing. third
Oates, fourth Robins NTH Cobb, sixth
hankhrnd. seventh benson. eighth Vince
Ter, ninth Nirpln. Official returns from
nll but five counties give majority fol-
Cleveland Of 1885 which Is a biz incrcast
over the state election IN August.
NEW MEXICO.
Albuquerque, n NJ, Nov, i0.-'rhs
lower house Of the New Mexico loeisln.
tnre is Democratic by three majority,
the senate republican by one, Delegate
Joseph, Democrat, for delegate, IL
COLORADO.
Denver, Colo. Nov. 1O.-Returns frou
the state with the exception ~ three
unimphrtnnt precincts show conclusively
the Populists have the presidential
! electors, governor and both copgrcasneu
I BY a .safo plurality. The legislature Ia
Republican,
MAssA CHUSETrs.
Boston, Mass, Nov. l0.--rhe following
/ letter has been sent chairmon of ,hs re.
publican town committees throughout the
state by the Republican state ooniuiitioe;
The vote OF the state for governor ~
close, Il IL considered wise to have ~
counts M that the people may pe SUR
] that whom the result IL finally announced
Il Is absolutely correct We enclose
| petition which Il Is neccasary 10 have
| signed by ton legal voters OF your town.
| or u the town Is divided iuto precincts,
ten siguers who are legal voters In each
/ precinct
We ask for this recount IN 40 partl
san spirit, but whore the vote Ia 80 lnrg'
/ and tho margin so uRrrnw u IL absolute
| W necessary that all doubts rs 70 WHIT
| is elected Governor he removed This pe
! tition must he hled with the city o. towi
clerk within ak days next following TIT
day Of election.
WIN you please have the enclosed yc
| tltOn properly signed &c once and illed
! With your town or city clork BY Mon'
day at the lateatF'
TT rs CHEERFUL
New York, Nov. CheerfulneHs per-
wales the home uf president elect Cleva
land, though the weather without is cheer
less in the extreme. The apartments In
| which the president and future mistress
| Of the White house rules supreme wera
redulent with the odnra OF towera all
gifts of the successful candidates nd
| mirinr friends. Messenger boys bearing
t0logrnnm Of congratulations kent tho
door bell ringing almost constantly.
VIM G. Whitney, paniel y, Lamont
and Geo. O. Parker and others were
With the president elect several hours
this morning aud be donied himself to
all other eallcrs. EN Secretary and Mrs.
Whitney took lunch with the OleyelandA.
o'Brion says this afternoon Cleveland
had ilrn intended 20 address n letter To
the voters Of the country giving his
yiows Of the pollticulsituaton, but this
project has been abandoned. Cleveland
has also decided not 70 allow any trle-
grams or lcttors Of congratnlation 4, TO
he published O'Bricn said the number
Of such messages already exceeds 1000
and there were no signs Of n stop The
scndurH ufnaasAgea he said Included al.
most every Democrat " prominence and
good nuuy Republicans O'Bncn as
crihes Clevclnnd's action Ia Withholding
the mcssngs from the pnhilc 10 the in-
ilucnce OF Mrs Cleveland,
NORTH DAKOTA, TOO.
Bismarck, ~ d., Nov. 10-Rctrna
from twenty leading counties nearly rom
pletc the knock out previous reports, and
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ticket " defeated by majority ranging
from 800 TO 1000 II IL now believed tho
Harrison electors are also defeated. hut
johnson, Republican, for congress, may
pull through, The legislature ID IN doubt
though probably Republican by four or
live minority.
THEY ARE INDIGNANT
New York, Noy. 10--rhe citizens Of
Caldwell, New Jersey, are indignant over
the report published that Cleveland did
not curry Caldwell. The residenta Of
Caldwell manifest q special intercH In
Cleveland because that town Il bis birth
place and he received II plurality OF 32
In the town which has usually been car
ried by the Republicans. IL u proposed
% change the name Of Caldwell TO
Cleveland.
GARNET MAKING.
New York. Nov, 10. result Of tho
election being positively settled the poll.
ticinna are turning their attention TO
the possible make 40 Of Cleyelnud's now
cabinet Many are also greatly INTEREST
cd, now, that the New York state log
stature Is known TO be Democratic On
Joint ballot IN the probable successor TO
United States Senator Hiscock, whose
term expires March 4, next Il IL said
Governor Flower Is ambitious TO be tho
senator's successor and l.ioutcnaut-Guv-
ernor khcehnn wants 10 succeed TO tile
jgoyernOrship. Democratic politicians
generally agree that Governor Flower
will be sent 10 tho senate II he so de-
sires md Lieutenant Governor sheohnn
thus become governor for the ndpxpirrd
term, Northumberland Shefhnn's
friends declare his splendid achievements
during the campaign IN the lnierrst Of
the Democratic party entities him 10
the next nomination for the full term.
There has heen tnlk Of Congressman
| w. BDulfo Cochran for senator but his
friends niiero be docs not want the
plnca. II ~ said he Ia aatlsfed with his
law otnciice aud opportunities he has
with a.s splendid powers 20 mako
I,'c0rA i the lower house Of congress 10
which be bas been reelected.
1hf .ahinet slate generally figured out
by politicians to-day is a. follows;
secrstEsy Of state, Thos. r. Bayard. OF
Delaware; secretary Of the treasury, quo.
l.. Mitchell, or Ex-IoHtfnnster Gen.
William H. Villas. OF Wisconsin; sec
retury treasury, VIM q, Whitney, Of
New York; secretary Of war w, i.
Franklin, Of New York; secretary OF
the Interior, Isaac r. Gray, Of Indian
apOlla; attorney-gcneral, Congressman
Vim. T. Wilson. Of West Va, or Con-
gressmnn Culbcrson, Of Texas, post
master-gencral, Don NJ. Dickinson.
II hnA been the generally accepted be-
lief ia political circles that Secretary
WhitncY who has done 80 much 70
achieve the sweeping victory for Cleve-
land would be offered the place Of sec.