Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-13
The Clark Heads on the Dallas
Committee Fall.
GARWooD OF BASTROP TALKS.
They Don't Talk Politics Down His Way Be-
cause It is All One Way,
Every Voter Nearly Being for Clark-TYinu
to Arrange Joint Debate Between
GusiaVe Cook and Senator Crans
italian Day.

DALLAS, Oct. 12.-[Special. l-Sena-
tor II. NJ Garwood, Of Bastrop, was
thorn in the side Of the administration
| during the special session OF thelegisla-
! ture. He is Il thorn still. He is always at
Oc.e when discussing the Interna-
81, MS Jud Great Northern inves-
"SIoa ths,,a other measures and
d. k,".abo which the pub
lie ID ~, NSko 20 .miliar. The blush
ing bruhI " .ty of the senate is in
the city, dra,. thither on legal bust
ness. THE GAZETTE correspondent
cornered him in the lobby of the Wind
sor tonight.
"What is the political status Of Bas-
trop" was asked.
politics. We have ceased talking
politics in Bastrop. 1t is all one ways
(which wayY"
'For George Clark, as a matter of
course. do not believe Governor Hogg
can find dozen Hogg men in the town
OF Bastrop."
Glow about the county?n
"There are few Hogg men in the
rural districts, but Clark will carry the
county by at least 800 majority. They
now extend cordial invitation TO YOU
to come TO Austin in January and wit
ness the Inauguration of Hon. George
| Clark as governor"
The aifable young statesman will re-
turn to his home tomorrow.
CHAIRMAN R. E. CowARr,
Of the Hogg county committee, and
about thirty-five stalwart Hogg leaders
held meeting at the city hall to-day
and about ten of the Gillespie commit
tee, either in person or by letter, re-
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the Clark committeeman
WERE DECAPITATED
in short order, and the Hogg commit
tee of the county is now composed of
the following gentlemen: Dallas City
l. G. Terry, w. l. Strange, Joseph ].
Eckford, Sam Klein, NJ. b. Loonie, j.
w. johnson, w. j. Knight, George G.
Cole, William Bustron, Bryan Y. Barry,
| DR.. M. NJ. Newsome and Steve laval;
Oak Cliff, G. +. Gilbert; West Dallas,
w. d. Carnes; country precincts, DIR.
j. H. Ryan A. h. White, j. b. May,
M. d. Williams, James Lyons, r. S.
Kimbrough, /. d. Bohannon, j. H.
Peacock, @. II. Bussey, II. N. Daniels,
II. A. Roberts, ]. X. p. Jourdan, w. j.
Borah and w. II. Hunter.
The committee will meet again next
Saturday when plan Of campaign will
be mapped out and the fight will begin
in earnest. The Clark men are resting
on their oars, and Chairman Gillespie
declares that four-ffths of the members
of the old or regular committee recog-
nize him as chairman.
JUDGE GUSTAVE COOK
is billed for a speech at Lancaster at an
early date, and the Hogg menare going
to invite NJ M. Crane of Cleburne TO be
present and ask for division of time.
Crane has never made but one speech in
Dallas county and his admirers say that
he is able to cope with the scholarly
and intrepid Cook in a joint debate.
The Clark men are anxious that the
gentlemen SILVER a lance with each
other, holding that the judge will
WIPE THE POLITICIAN
off the face of the earth after few
brief and blOodless rounds.
Judge Il. G. Bower is clearing his
docket and hopes to get away in few
DAYS to fill his appointments. He will
speak in the interest OF Hon.
George Clark in the counties
bordering on the Rio Grande
and will make things hum when he
gets started in right and thoroughly
warmed up. Judge Bower says he is
not ON a committee, hence he is not in
danger of the Hogg guillo-
tine at present. but next
spring he will make the race for
mayor of Dallas and give the Hoggies
chance to have little fun with him:
He will make the race as a free-for-all
and, on the principle that the early
bird catches the worm, has SHE'D MS
castor into the ring early in the en-
Alderman Pat o'Keefe, whose fog
horn voice, modest demeanor aud gen
tie wavs captivated all delegates and
laymen at the Houston convention in
forms THE GAZETTE correspondent
that he is in the race
FOR POLICE JUDGE
at the city election. 1t will be
noticed that all places on the pro-
gramme of political amusements, have
been taken for at least six months in
advance.
j.. q. O'Connor president of the City
National bank, has returned from Eur
one, has registered and will cast his
ballot for
"TURN TEXAS LOOSE"
He is a Republican, but progress
sionist
The Italian society OF Dallhs' nun
bering 100 souls, celebrated the 4oOth
anniversary of the discovery OF Column
Inns by street parade and picnic at
the park to-day. Speeches were made
by Frank De Stefano, Julius Bogel,
Mavor w. G. Connor and other
Italians. Americans, and also by
President Jules d. Schneider of the
Fair Association. It was great day
for Italy, and all the participants en-
loved themselves 10 the fun. This item
does not come under the head OF politi-
cal intelligence, but the politicians
were there alice samee.