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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in ls92-Hogg l67s; Clark s74.
Nncont 1907; Prenderrrast "a 'N'A 'a'
sulphur a,1!, Springs To-day has been
PopulIsts " g,, one One moment the
the next the Democrats. THO Doa ams'
5 Tata tax 6,S.. collector Cox, county clerk,
4I Ts, S harriet clerk; sherman. sheriff
y Judge, For assessor Hvde p S"rn-
Is reported TO be three yotes ebaad am" ~;
C clnlsy POP, Be,ram. Dem. and No.
the legislature. anu neck Tor
Nugent. 9i5 Nuioersoh' ls4;
j. II, Davis. 2i4. u'oe'son' 1855
Senator--1ames Clarl, ~, 200
- Representatlve-R. Il EN- nor iS,
Th,i, . 20, \. g. MccorlSle. pop. 2is'
thi tni nr, does no, include RldEew,ay w In
lie majority. s''es 0V democrat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote In is9s-Hogg s5ts: Clark 2os7.
Nugent i47i; Houston 20; Prendergast
81
Standardization returns come
IN slowly and exact reports cannot be
given Tor day or two as TO the entire
county. The returns however. indicate
that the county did not poll its entire
strength ~ 1000 votes Taxes are
paid on over 1000 polls-the vote fails
under 7ool. Especially were the pem-
oer3is over f0nguine and apathetlc.
Total returns Indicate the election Of
the entire Democratic county ticket by
about 800 majority. WnNahachie went
Democratic nearly 600 majority. Ennis,
the second town OF the county went
Poprllst about i5O majority, Tho DEM
oeratlo state Ticket IS safe by about
the same majority as the county ticket.
Judge Abbott for congress VIII carry
the county over Kcarby, the Popuilst
nominee, BY a small majority Il. n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in iS92-Ioge 2277 Clark 1888;
Nugent no
Pilot Polnt-The following il the vote
here: Total vote, 55S; Culberson, sos,
Nugent, 30; schmlt2, IS; Makemson, "a;
Dunn, H.
congress--J. W, Bailey. 325; Brow
der lOo.
Local entative-Ragsdale, M5;
Russell. Populist. l7G.
Floater-Owsley, Democrat, S03; Ran
ncy, Popullst 1853
County uhicers-County iudge-Brad-
ley, Democrat, S67; Lane, Populst. 1863;
county attorney. $. d. Ponder, 429; dis
trict clerk, Mccormick, 500. Partlow,
l2i; county clerk. c. l., NJ Cruwther,
ii9, sheriff Sam Hawkins, 4Sl; Stoner.
81; treasurer, w, 4. Bailey 9i3: Elagg,
P1pulEt, III; assessor. McKelvey, IN7;
Lively Popullst. l09; collector, J r
Chrlstal AZ; j. II. sullivan, populist,
lOl' surveyor. Biggerstaif, iOj; Wilson.
Pupulst. 1i2.
The vote at Mustang box. this pre-
elnct ls as follows:
Observation-Disclosures %; Nugent. G2.
For congress-Bailey, SO Browder.
l09
Local OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %;
Russell popullst ca.
Floater-A. c, Owsley. %; Ranney.
iupullst %.
Observation-Disclosures IS. Nugent %:
SchmlN 5, Congressmap--B Bailey 4s;
Browder 81. Representatlve-Rn
dale mcm) Il: Russell pop 2s
Aubrey .--tiovernor Culbsrson pa.
Nugent III. Makemson 8. schmitz o
Congressman; j, W. Bailey 222: Brow
der l0l Senator: Democrat 9li: Pop
ulist III; Republican 10
wisvllle,-Governor Culberson 2st,
Nugent 81; Dunn 10; Schmltz II. Con-
gresham: ]. w Bailey 26S; Browder
80, Representatives Ragsdale, Demo-
ernt. aS6; Russell, Populist, "a.
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hill.

ltasea-Governor, Culberson 29s; MI
gent 209; Dunn 10, Congressman. Alb
bot; Dcm) $50: Kearby Pop.) 30:
James Rcp,l 81. State nator Tenth
district. Beall Dem) 2S9; Gage (PopJ
Ky. Representative Serenty-nfth dis
Belcher tPop) 2GO.
Huobnr Clty--Governor. Culberson
2e2; Nugent ia; Makemson il Con.
Eressman; Abbott 25T; Kearhy IN.
James TO- Senators Beal Democrap
~; D,ie.mumber PopulisO 49, Repre-
cher Popullsp lS2.
Blnm-Ihe complete count of the
vote at this box is us follows. CO..
,srnori Culberson ~; Nugent i06; Ma
GS *! is q Dunn -, Congress: Abbott
w kearby 1873; james senntor.
Beall QpemocraO i07, DeAInp,hsr' i ~,
ulisp ll6 Representative. smith fI1cy M
oerap leii Belchcr PopullsD 100
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Vote In lSO2-Iogg 1867; Clark lj2;
Nugcnt 1869.
Dlngler- 80; Nugcnt n
Congress, Boil 81. Jenkins 90, Senator,
ptc8lcr 52: Clark o.. Representative,
Lindsey 80, Sengo a.
Comnnchc--Thla county votes 2gNS,
with two small boXcs unrcpOrtod
nearly u stnnd-off. Governor. Culber-
SON 1922 Nugent 1906; Mnkemson 49,
Congressman, Boil lii9; Jenkins 1870.
Senator, Prcslcr Dem) 1915 Clark
Popl 1907 Representative. Lindsey
tDcm) 1920; SeaEo Popl li75. pOpulists
elect entire county Ticket, except shcr-
IN average majority lOl.
DeLeou--Guvernor - CulbcrsQn 297
NuRc nj 320 MolSemson ., Congress
c. *. Bel $685. c. II. Jenkins a2S. SEN
ntor-J. NJ, Prestcr, Dcm) S0G: George
l.. Clark pop) 32i. Representative
NJ. h. Lindsey, Dem) 3ii, T. X. Sengo,
Pop) 3lS,
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Vote in lssa--Hogg. eisi; Clark, iGSs;
Nusent. 1913,
San Antonio, Half the city precincts
and seven OF ;hirty-four county pre-
cinota give Culherson 1861, Makonison
l,S5; Nukent .yb sehm,t2 ia. Dunn {.
II. &c the city ana twenty out Of thlrty-
four county precincts give FOR cum
gross; Houston e6nG Norman 20l6, Gates
$40 Democrats concedc that rcmain-
Ing boxes will give nexar county 20
Noonan by aeJ Rfaunlicans ciei,-
plurality Of 5000 Democrats claim
Hnustof's election bv 1000 Rrpubllcnns
claim Noonan's election by 1900. Court
house ticket swept the county offices.
Blair Democrat, md o'copnor, popu.
list, arc elected to the Legislature.
Wrrzhach. Democrat. elected tioater
San Antonlo.--The vote for eovernor
in this county so far as counted IL as
follows, Matemson. Rep. sl5: Srhmits,
Rep. l79i culberson. DEM $3.50, Nh.
gent, Pop 6S5 In 1892 this city gave
Clark Dem. ais9: Hogg, Dom, is22:
fugeni. Pop 2Ss, The count proceeds
very slowly and the boxes Will not all
be ~ before tomorrow evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote IN 1s92-Hogg 973; Clark 4l9;
Nugent 96l; Houston 2; rrendergast IS.
Curtis.-Governor Culberson 30; Nu-
gent 10; Makemson 3. Congressman:
Gilliland &C; Cockrell 30; Dean IL Sena-
tor: Gage, Democrat. AZ; Bryant, Pop
ulist, II. Representatives: Russell,
Democrat. ~; Barron, Populist, ca.
Eastland.-T. l.. Nugcnt for COVER
nor d. u. Gnllland for congress. S. A.
Bryant for state senate. ]. II. Barron
for legislature, all carried this county
by mHtorltles ranging from thirty to
100. The Pops elect the county sheriff,
treasurer, county clerk surveyor and
judge. The Democrats elect the coun-
~ assessor. district clerk and county
attorney.
Cisco.-Dem1crats in this county
elect collector, district clerk, county
attorney and assessor Russell beaten
In this county FOR representative. Bry-
ant, Pop, giving Gage a close race.
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ERATII.

Vote in 1S92-Hogg 1863. Clark 5s4;
Nugent 1898; prendergast 81.
Dublin.-Governor CiLberson ACC:
Nug0nt 3O3: Makemson 81; Dunn 90
Congressman: c. X. Bell 428: c. II.
Jenkins S26, Senator: Presley, Dem.
442; Clark, Pop. 3O5. Representative:
George, Dem, 4iG; Whitacre, Pop, 3O5
It Is conceded that the county has
gone Populist by a small majority
with few exceptions.
Mount Pulsgua--Culberson 40; MI
gent o.. Congressman, Bell 40. Jen-
kins 49, Representative, George Dem.)
IS; Whitacre Pop) 40.
Erath as far as heard from has gone
Populist by small majority Sheriff.
district clerk and county clerk In doubt
Returns not counted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote IN lSe2--Hoss SO: Clark lsG: Nu-
gent II.
Gllcs-Culberson 4; Nugent 10, Com
gccssm0n-Dean }. Cockerell Q. Repre-
sentatlvc--DonoCrat 3: popullst Y.
Govtrnor-Culberaon Ill;
Nugcnt lel; MRkenson l6; Schmitz ~;
Dunn l3, Congress-Dean 81: Cockrell
"a; Gllllland 1928; Kenyon 80. Repre-
aentativt-Plemons tpem) 1874: Pardue
RopJ l52. District Judgc-Wallace 1856;
Hole 81 District attorney Save ISL:
Inn los: Link Al. Elected. county fudge
u. II. White, Democrat; sheriff, l.. a
Beverly Democrat; Clerk. W. H.
Cooke, Democrat, treasurer. H. u. Ram
sey, Democrat: tax assessor, X Aycook
Democrats surveyor ". f. White.
Democrat; attorney. c. NJ. Keln, Re-
publican, I, Is estimated that amend
mants carried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Nugent Gee.
MeNia-Follbwlng Is the result OF
election held In Freestone county yes-
terday; For governor. Culberson ille.
Nugent $50; Makemson 7SS. Congress.
man, Hutcheson (Dem.) iiGl; Burrows
Pop) slt; Dunn tRep.) 7s7. District al
torney, q w. Hardy (Dem) ll8S; An
dersan Popl 900. Representative. In.
iard tpem) 1885 Wills, eolored (Rep)
ei5; Barbee Popl i0I5. The f6llowing
county officers were elected. ali Dem.
oerats; VIM. white. judge; Il. l.
Compton elerki II, B. Davis. attorney,
j. NJ. Hayden, Judge: L. C. Sanderfer
eolleetori Asberry Simpson. treasurer
j. NJ Taylor district clerk; Dave
Mayo. tax assessor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in ls92-Hogg 72s; Clark 80; Nu-
gent 500.
Mt. vernon-Culberson GAS; Nugent,
congressman-Davls, SOP; culberson.
$685.
senator-clark. 6s5; Darwin, d56.
Representative-Tem G56; Ed
wards 469,
Successful county candidates all
Democrats.
District attorney, Hiram Glass; coun-
ty attorney. j. II. King: county Judge.
r. w. Reaves: county and district
clerk, A. ]. Patton; treasurer, w b.
snynger: tax assessor, b. f. Burton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote ia lss2-Hogg 42s; Clark PISS;
Nugent 90.
FL Paso--Complete returns from
seven precincts. including FL Paso
give Culberson 1ll3: Makemson sl7;
Nugent IFS Turney and Martin are
elected to the legislature without oppo-
sition. McGown, Democratic nominee
for district attorney. is probably beat
en- by p. II. Clark. Independent For
congress, according 10 latest returns
and estimates, Dean has 1921; Coclrell
GSl. Glnlland 1877 and Kenyon 500.
Deans friends say he has carried the
Panhandle. but returns are very
meager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in iss2-Hogg $50; Clark asi;
Nugent 555.
Newport.--Governor: culberson IS;
Nugent 81. Congress: cockrcll 81;
Dean Il Gllliland 60. Representatives.
j. X. Wester 72: Ward Risley 90,
enrietta-All the boxes in county ex-
oept three In, results are plurality. Gull
berson i1p; Jester 256; Crane 2b0. Baker
329; Finley $40; Workman 270; Carlisle
1892: Gaines 275; Wester. Democrat
Representative $50. Vote for congress-
innn-cockrell $40; Dean PA; Gilliland
$50. District Judge George +. Miller
elected. The three remaining boxes Will
not change pluralities more than 10
votes. Entire Democratic ticket elect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
HARRIS.

ms cn s,on, Tex, Nov THE vote In
To- tSc ou MS, IS not yet completed owlns
on tha Unusual n.ai amount Of Scratching
foaiure ~ ossu ~ ballot. A peculiar
intelligent ' vn,o system shows that The
votes while the Ignorant p@ AZ n ot ' .rh
, .atse BODY OF inteniront sns NM, on, ny
s seeaS ignored the two conseltn,i snH1
n ,,,aS,,,nts, one providing Tor stnsa
ana ", tenant OF the Confederata So,,e
commits, oNner making the rnilread
coma ~ Son elective Tho voter Nha
TO them NO. read had his attention called
ticket USyt me clerk who arranged his
masses snnni would Indicate that he
state consti,,, .hpothlng about amending
these anenSnans' as the vote upon
80 per cent az ths represents less than
'ns total cast. The vote
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote In 1Ss2-HogF 1851; Clark 377;
Nugent 1904.
Queen Clty-Govcrnor-Cu ISL ;
Nugcnt. az; Makcmson, 5s. Schmitz. 4.
ressmnn.-Culberson $50; Davis
75.
Scnatpr--O' Neal Democrat. 90
Reprcsentative-O'NcHl. Democrat .2a5;
Frost. Populist. 10.
BlNcns--G overnor-Culbprs1n as. MI
gent 81, Makcmaou, 10; Schmitz, TO-.
ConRressnau--D. Is. Culberson, %. j
II Davis. IS.
Floater--Armlstcod. Democrat, lOi;
Elliott Populist, IS.
eBentatlyc-ltoward O'Ncal, DEM
ocrat. i0l. Frost, Popullst, IS.
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GOLlND.

Center-Shelby county has gone DEM
ocratic by about 1900 majority. The
Populists elected a few officers.
Goliad-Goliad county gives Culber-
berson $50: Nugent 500: Schmidt g;
Makemson us: for amendment 4Ol I;
against amendment 5l5. For repre-
sentative: j. II. Bailey (DemocraO 77S:
j. ii. Bailey PopulsU 53i. For sena-
tor: L. $. Lawhon DemocraO 53S:
w. p. Laughter populisO 65l. For
congress; w, II, Grain CDemocrat) asp;
V. Weldon independently 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote In ls92-Hogg 81: Clark li9; NJ
gent J.
Port Lnvnca-Complete returns from
ll6; Nugent 81; Makcmson 90. Con.
grcsaman. Grain l47: Weldon l0i. SEN
ator; Lawhou CDcmocraU tis; Laugh
ter tPopullsO 81. Representative: Ca
rothers PopullsO SO; MITCHELL Demo
Cran I5g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Nugent si6
Rengan-rhe complete vote Mt thts
box Is as follows; Governor. culherson
IA; Makemson 24s; Nugent "a: Dunn
3. Congress. Pcndleton i57; Barber 90
Representatives, Swami tDeml ils; Rit-
ter CPopl $40. Floater, Davis Dem1
i6s; lsaaes tPopl 2s6. District Judge
Scott tpeml 1883: Beckett Popl slo.
For amendment 70 saciion 81. article
J. 81; against amendment 10 section 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in lss2-Hogg 7s7; clark 22s;
Nugent 4s7.
Santa Anna.-Governor Culberson
lis; Nugent So; Makemson 2; Dunn I.
Congressman: Bell l13: Jenkins 80. Sem
ator: Presler Democrat. 1872; Clark.
Popullst, n. Representative. Burns,
Democrat. 113; Williams, Popullst, SO
Northumberland Culberson 30,
Nugent H. Congressman: c. X. Bell
81, c. II. Jenkins ". Senator: Presler
DemooraO %; Clark (PopullsO 10.
representative: Burns DcmocraO IS;
Williams (PopulisO 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
cNir,

Vote in is92-llogg Al. Clark 800,
NuEcnt "g6
pittsburg -Goveruou Culberson Gas.
Nugcnt 315, Mukonsun itG. Schmltz g.
Congressman. II, q, Culbtrson $50. u
S Sanderaon so; j. IL Dayls 1858
senator James Clark. Democrat, S53;
j A. Darwin, Populiat 5s2 Represent.
uuve' j. ID, Bass. Democrat. 300; A.
II. Davis, Populist 5gi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
ALEX EAs7t
Elected for the sixth M
trict CLERK.

ss ettrk.
Alex. Easton, who III
elected district CLERK n al
n sixth term, says: spf N
me over two years ago 4.
worst cases OF eatarrh / n
! am as well today asIl
had suffered untold MIMI
and had been treated /, \
tors and specialists ars i
Kind of patent medlcll. \
effect. / consider my "a
health as something reatrl
This testimonial is ln,S1
show that when DR.. Dlt,s|
you stay cured. There y ,
porizlng or dllly daillng al
rible disease. You viii ~
without treatment and ua
worse. Deafness, dyspspii]
bronchial disease and IN \
viii surely follow. DR.. Ds|
goes to the root Of The al
moves 1t from the sysisn
ton free and terms ttti 4
Or. Dennis is a graduate 4
the best medical colleges . I
has had twelve years nd
hospital and private pl1
cures deafness and All axi.
Eye, Ear. Nose, Threat 4
Dozens Of Fort Worth IA
Permanently located, 0ia
Block, Seventh aud Hgqsk
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

STATE RETURNS.
Culberson Win Have a Good
Plurality.
CONGRESSMAN SAVED,
With Possibly the Exception of
Houston.
The LILY WHITES DID WELL.
schmitr Vote WIN lie Quite RE-
spectacle in All Parts of the state,
hut the Regulars sim Have the
Heavy Vote Returns From All over
the State.

Returns received from 7a precincts
including some counties complete. ag-
gregate 2io.Gi2 votes. or these culber-
son has iie,sha. Nugent lO2,7S9. a plur-
allty for culbcrson OF 1900.
There seems now no doubt Of the
election OF the entire Democratic dele
CATION to congress, with the possible
exception OF Houston, but his election
is claimed BY 1000 plurality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote In 1ss2-Hosg 1870; c.srk al.
Muscnt 1884; Houston, /; Prendcrgast,
Zephyr-Culberson az; Nugent Gs;
Makenlson, 1, Dunn, 2
Congressman--Rel ~: Jenkins. ca.
senator-presler Dem, so. Clark.
Pop, o.
Representative-Burns Dem, 81: VIII
llams, Bop, 80.
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COLLIN.

Vote IN iSgs--Hogs 1860: Clark 1899
Nugen, 22sS; Houston 10. prendergast
81
McKlnney-'As far MS heard from Gull
berson's majority In the county n $50.
Bailey for congress, 7G7; Cough ana
Greer for Representatives. 6gl and
sheriff. for state senator, 1SS.
The average Democratic majority
throughout the county Will be 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote In iSo2-iIogG al; Clark 50: MI
gcnt H.
Childregs-Govcrnor; Culhcrson 10;
Nugcnt ~ Congressman; CociIrell 10;
NcRl / Gllnand ~. Representative.
Plcmmnns l2; Pardue 90.
Childreas-Culberson. 2l9. Nugcnt,
CongreEsm1n-Gllltland, IA. Cocltreli,
i3e. Dean, l0i.
Leglslature-Plemons, 100; Perdue.
Pop, l19.
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DELTA,

Vote IN lsoa.-Hogg GIG Clark esi
Nugent 1850
Ben Franklin, Governors Culbers m
lag' NuWcnt sSli Makcmaon Is. Dunn Z:
sehmiN 1 CongreHamau: Culborson ISL:
DAVIS 2e6, SNndcrson Is senator.
Clark, Democrat lId: Darwin. popullst.
?2i. representative; rempleton ia.
Edwards. Popuist. s26.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
KNOWIRlNl

Brings comfort and i,
rightly used. Tbs ~ .ll
ter than Others and e ',S.y
less expenditure, ~
adapting the world
the needs Of psyslcsl NH
the value to health 4 ~
Laxative principles : sn n
remedy, Syrup Il Fissss
+, rs Is. excellence is dus M
IN the form most accss y NJ
beneficial properties i
alive; efIectually clears.
dispelling colds hesd.as
and permanently curis.
1t has giveh satisfaction /, n
met with tho approval y \ \
profession, because Il ~
neys, Liver and Bow, I, \,
ening them and it il pe,I'r,
every Objectionable srls,,'|
Syrup of Figs Is for ii. 4
gists in 59c and 81 bOttlss, ~ d
lfactured by the Callio,.3
90. only, whose name /. NV h.
package, also the mans, m
and being well infotm,S'j
'ccept any substitu,e Il M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in isa2-Hogg is7i; clsrl, isss.
Nngcnt 40.
Aillllcan--Thie precinct gives Culber.
son i2i, Nugent 20; Makemaon 3o5. For
representative smith tDemD ist,
Knowles Pop) IS; Mayes Rep) s5s,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in is02-.IIoeg. S37; Clark. 1923;
Nugent so, prendcrEast 12.
Bowman--Culberson 10, Nugcnt rs.
Mnkem3on 6; Dunn 8, Congressman,
CocRrcll o. Dean s; Gillilnnd "a Repre-
sentative, Sebastian (DcmJ 10: j. X
Pruitt tPop) ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

J. V. cockreil 81: j. a. Dean I; D. B.
Gilllland 1i6. Senator Gage CDem.) 81;
Bryant Pop) 1872. Representative, W.
=, Gilliland CDen.) Us; c. j. Munroe
Pop) f22.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

10. "
san 'plego-Returns from Duval
county taken from the official count of
the county. Governor--Culborson s4l.
Makemsou 500. congress-waldon 05l;
Grain ESQ, Represcntative--MeL
(pem) 40, LlppOrd (Pop) 4ss,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in lS9e-Hogr i5i; Clark 900:
Nugent sos; Prnudergast 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Culberson 55.
Nugcnt III: sehmitE 3. Congressman,
The herald., 1894-03-18
PANIC SUBSIDIZED.
The FURRY In Wheat Was of short
Duration.

The FURRY In Wheat Was of short
Duration.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE panic
in wheat, which sent up the quotations
yesterday from $1.10 to $1.151a for May
delivery, appeared this morning to have
entirely subsided. The highest offer on
the board this morning was $l.l0. with
nobody to buy at that price. The dis.
inclination to trade may, however, have
been in measure due to the fact that
business in many of the Offices is Hus.
pended, owing to the celebration OF St.
Patrick's day, which took place today at
the midwinter fair grounds.
At the close of call yesterday the di-
rectors of the exchange reduced the
marginal price of May wheat from $1.1
to s.. 1.05. L. w. McGlauffin & Co., the
chief operators in yesterday's deal, have
made q statement refusing to be gov
erned by the action of the directors
of the call board, as applied to their
contracts of yesterday and repudisting
their contracts. The firm has, however,
deposited with the produce exchange
certified checks covering the amount of
their transactions.
The directors of the exchange refuse
to receive McGlauf1in & Co.'s check,
which amounts to 100000. 1t is stated
that the rules of the exchange will COM
pei McGlauflin & Co. to make good
their contracts on Monday next or be
s'sold out"
The herald., 1894-03-18

troops to Cripple Greek, immediately,
for there is at said camp q body OF men
acting together. doing violence to per
sans and property, and by force and VIC.
lence breaking and resisting the laws Of
the etate, and must have them to q d
in she suppression Of riot aud insurree-
tion.'
Governor Watts then dispatched the
First regiment 0f this city, 800 strong,
and company @, Second regiment, OF
Pueblo, in addition to troop A of Color
ado Springs, to Cripple Greek. The force
numbers about $50 men. Just before
the departure OF the troops, Governor
Waite received q message that Sheriff
Bowers had been killed. This WAS in
correct.
Later Judge England oil Cripple Creek
wired Governor Waite: "HituAtion un-
changed; citizens about equally divided
rs to the necessity for troops. do not
believe they are needed"
The governor then telegraphed Ad-
iutant General Tarsney to hold the
troops at Colorado Springs until further
orders. The story was circulated at the
state house that the request for troops
st Cripple Greek was only russ to get
them away from Denver.
Lster-Sheriff Bowers has notified
Governor Waite that the troops are
positively needed in Cripple Greek, as
there are 700 armed men in the camp
and he cannot control them. The gov
srnor has therefore ordered the troops
to proceed to Cripple Greek. They will
arrive at Midland, the terminus of the
railroad, about O'Clock and will then
have to march Eve miles.
PUEBLO, Colo., March IA. P. Nor.
ris, w. O. Hayden and A. 7. Stewart,
representing the Pueblo Trades assem-
bly,, left for Cripple Creek tonight to
inquire into the miners trouble and re-
port TO a mass meeting to be held here
next Monday night. 1t is understood
that the Trades assembly desires to
propose basis OF arbitration and circu-
late it among the labor unions of the
akato.
The herald., 1894-03-18
The IRISH WERE ALL THERE.
St. ,Patrick's Day at the Mid
winter Fair.
II Came Near Being Record
iSreaking Occasion.
Nearly 10, 600 Admissions to the Expo
sttion-rhO Furry in NAY
Yhsxs kxnbsidsd- Pacific
CoaNt News
Rr the Assnnlatnd Prass

BY the Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, March 7.-Unusuaily
elaborate preparations " ere made mere
for the celebration Of St.. .Patricka oaT.
which had beeR set aside .oy the man
agement OF the midwinter iair as lflsn
day and the Irish-American C1tizens olo
their celebrating largely on the iair
grounds. The admission fee lsof tooay
was reduced uniformly to 26 ctNits sno
this helped to bring out the im11ense
crowd which thronged through the y Htn-
stiles. The buildings wers eA d
orately decorated. with pa
fusion OF green bunting. The cslebrre
tion Of the day commenced down town,
where, after the celebration of mass in
various churches, q procession formed
and marched to the fair grounds. The
fair officials had arranged an elaborate
programme for the amusement OF the
visitors, which WAS carried to success'
full termination.
The admissions to the fair for the day
were SO, 455, record surpassed only by
the opening day.