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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
nnrrn oF TEE kIYEE
Nevs OF sls Boass aud Boatnsn Along
tiEo Ohto.


News OF sls Boasl aud Boatmen Along
tlso Ohto.
The United States ~snsgboat Wood
ruff removed the snag ~ Moscow that
sunk the III. *. Bedford last summer;
she is now engaged in cleaning the har-
Dor 40 Cincinnati, and will proceed 10
Louisville.
The following shows the daily runs Of
coal from the M%onOngahela river
into the Pittsburg hsrbor during
the week ending September %:
Monday, 1900 bushels; Tues
day, $1,000 bushels; Wednesday,
1O3, 500 bushels; Thursday, 1,O36. 500
bushels; Friday, FPS, 500 bushels; Sat
urday, 491,O 600 bushels; total, 2,473,O 600
bushels. The amount was contained IN
% c0albOats, 100 5arges, g fuel barges
aud q fats.
The Liberty vas in and out with good
trips In the Darlington trade.
There were 3 feet 6 inches Of water in
the channel last night and falling
slowly. The low stage Of water has
caused many Of the big packets 20 60 20
bank, and some Of the small ones will
do the same unless there is another rise.
The weather indications call for rain
this evening.
Can't. Ira b. Huntington will succeed
Capt. Maddey in command OF the Lizzie
Bay.
The Courier will be down from Pitts
burg this morning, aud will make no
more trips unless there is q swell.
Most Of the two boats are in lower,
and unable 70 get back TO Pittsburg un-
less there is q rise.
SBeeial % ts RegsEs-.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, September
99.-The river st this point is 4 feet and
falling. Weather clear and cool. The
Keystone State, which left Cincinnati
Oh her up trip, was compelled TO 60 20
the bank below here. The tOw6Oat
Princess passed down this morning.
The Ben Hur came in from Wheeling
last night and experienced considerable
difficulty In getting here on account OF
low water. She would not risk another
"trip and hiss gone TO the bank here. ~
prospects for s~teamboating are not
highest S. present, and All the
kets ars going 20 the bank.
CITY, Pa, September "a
es and falling; weather.
EN. Pa, Saptsmbor 90
.foat aoye zero;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

was very exciting. Sanger came under
the wire first. Mcdonald second, Cabsnne
third. Time 1863. After the decision Of the
Judges, the men came out again, with
LUmsden as pacemaSer. The well known
Rambler man led them to the first quarter
IN IS seconds. At the half, Citizens was
leading, closely followed by the others.
At the three-quarters, Sanger was in the
rear, but pulled up to the front Then an
exciting accident occurred. Five Of the
riders got tangled up, and all were thrown
from their wheels. Only the leaders es-
capped. Sanger, by hard work, again forged
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
FnIrmontts Growing.

Flirn0at Free Press.
The receipts at the Office Of the b. &c
O. at this place for passenger service
for the month Of August was So, 500
more this year than for 1893. It will
be remembered too, that last year was
the Worlds Fair year, which had large
advantages over the everyday travel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

WEST VIRGINIA annually sends $780,
coo pounds Of ginseng to China. We
trust this isn't the cause Of the celestials
falling so easily before the Japs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

Bosroy has coined a new word,
"-dramolet." Chicago has got hold Of it
and is dlsputing over W. sr it means
curtain-raiser or ar zed drink
Of whisky,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

PrrrsBUBG has finally risen against
the bicycle, and proposes to prohibit
road races aud place a license tax Of a
dollar on every wheel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

CHINESE troops at Wi-Ju have thrown
down their arms. This is just as well,
since they don't know how to use them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
MARRIED.

brides PARENTS. 45G National Road, on Wednes-
day evening. September 26, 1924, at 5 P. m,
THOMAS !. THOMPSON and LUcgETIA NJ. " ELLs'
both OF this place, the Rev. DR.. chwarm ON
ciatiug.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

A PrrrSBURG genius, ii is said, has
invented a scheme TO 6Il bicycle tires
with whisky. We fear this would
greatly Increase the number Of acct
.dentN Iom collapsed tires.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
FOR SALE.

ToR s~ALE-SALoON AND BAR Fixtures.
Il Possession given at once. Good reasons
for selling. Apply 20 JOHN HAULE oPpo'
site Belmont House, Bellaire, o.. seAeoaq
TOR skLE-OEE HAND FIRE ENGINE
y and about go eetlinen hose m good order.
Engine made by Rumssy q Co., seneca Falls'
X. Y. Atate bargain Tor a town without IRE
protection. Coed reasons for selling. fot
further particulars address John Roth, Secy,
Futon, W. Va. ss20dt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

The superb ocean greyhound, Luca-
MIA. which the other day broke her own
record by making the western trip
across the Atlantic in five days seven
hours and forty-nine minutes, carried a
piece Of mail which came from Belfast,
ireland, and was bound for Wheeling,
the postmarks OF which tell an interest
ing tale Of rapid mail service.
This letter was mailed at Belfast on
the twenty-second, caught the Lucania
at Queenstown, was received at the New
York posto05ee the night of the 2sth,
and at Wheeling at noon on the 29th,
yesterday, making the voyage from the
Inland town Of Belfast in Ireland 20 its
final destination in this city inside Of 3
DAYS. which is remarkably fast trans
Atlantic mail service.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
CHANCES.


SUCCESSFUL SPECULATI0N OPEN TO
- all: Try our syndicate ~ I'm OF specula-
ton; increase your income; iuf9rmstlon Tree;
send for circular. THOMPSON DEEh o.
IS wall street, New YORK. seoOq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

SUCCESSFUL speculation open to al; nv
- our Syndicate system OF Speculation; -
crease your income: Information free; SEND
for circular. THOMPSON X DEBR CO., 50
Wall street. New York. Incorporated under
the laws OF State Of New York. Capital $780,
O1 seI5sa, WeGGdta
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

The REGISTER, embracing iys several edl-
liens. Is entered at the Postomcs In Wheel
rg, w. Va, as seeond-eiaas matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
TO MAKE MONEY.

Hyou wish to be successful In
LATiON" IN grain or stooks, write for par
ttcuIars. j.. =. BROWSING IL CO.,
BANKERS Y BROKERS,
Rsfsrencns 1911 MONARCH BUILDING,
In every stats. CHICAGO.
se3lO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
noN.r BET ON NEW YORK.

If you have any spare cash sQuander
&c in cigars or candy, If You will, but
don't bet IL on New York. The situa-
tion there is the most peculiar and IN
certain in the political history Of that
uncertain State.
As between MORTON and HILL, with
the Iatter's great power and ability as a
leader, his mighty hold on his party in
New York and his personal popularity
withal, it would ssem that the chances
were greatly in Huns favor, p&rticu-
larly since the ticket is made up from
all factions and holds out an apparent
promise Of complete party unity.
But, on the ether hand, we find,
as is generally the case, thVt
the attempt TO please
has pleased none, if the one Of tn
Democratic and independent press o
New York City is any indication. Tn
World puts Il Ahaeas pockets an
stands aside ppOrting n
ckst, thoua
the TIM
agadhl
srsr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
City Tax ROtice:
OTF1cE or TIE CTTT COLLECTOR
PUBEc BUILDTSo.
WuYvrnr- Srrtembar IL. 1874

Notice IL hereby given that the city taxes "a
The vear Ise4 viii be due and payabis at y
odcs OF the City Collector, Public Buiidi9f
Mandy. October 1st, 1891. Persons pAylnHfl
their isxss Any Day during tne month Of ~
- rfiIb s. entitled 10 . discosnt OF tvd*e
~ent On city taxes. The taxes on real 9 :
-rIf bear Interest from November lst
n Der cent. untsl paid Money gaye4
ksda. slve y per cenL b. psxinK ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
SPLENDID RACING
AT TEE ". A. ". MEET At TIE STATE FAIR
GROUNDS.
Sanger Distinguishes Himsslf-Two Races Con-
tested Twica-Ths Riders Meet With
Several Aceidsnts-Ihe Crowd.

HE bicycle races
on the State Fair
Grounds yesterday
afternoon attracted
a crowd Of about
fifteen hundred per-
on s. If t h g
attendance " a 8
measured by h @
quality Of the con-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
WANTED.

XATANTED-TABLE BOARDERs, AT llO9
w Market street. se30dqer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

THE coming vote in New York and
Brooklyn upon the question Of c~oasoli-
dating those two cities, which will be
east at the next election, is much her
aided and yet f. will decide nothing
except the views Of the people voting.
1t does not call for action upon the part
of the Legislature and the bosses will
be left free TO do as they please aboutit.
WALTER WELLSlAN, who returned 20
these shores Thursday from the Artic
seas, takes a very hopeful view, il Is
said. of future Artic exploration. Mr..
WrLL,rAx certainly can't base this
ho~pefulnass upon his own experience.
He got Just four miles from where he
started TO MAKE his dash" for the Pole
and then his vessel was crushed in the
ice and he had 20 come homo. When
at last tbe North Pole is landed in In
Ncle Sans. woodward, ten to one th9n-
A fool-kWsr Twill % nnd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

EBs. PEABY is a no6le little woman
q we admire hugely her courageous
6ofense OF her husband, but the testi-
mouy Of a more impartial witness than
his p u aud loving wife would DO Of
more practical value 60 the Lieutenant
IT HAS been decided by the Board Of
General Appraisers that the new tariff
act took effect August 2s when it be-
came a law and not August /, the date
accidentally retained in the Act. Pre-
cedent has fixed 70 that a law is not re-
troactive Gndin this easel it was also evil
IDENTIFY Congress- intention that the act
should take effect Aug. IS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL house
w work. Enquire ll04 Main street. SsS0q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

"ANTED-A GIRL TO DO DOWNSTAIRS
w work. Must come we'll recommended.
Enquire at 81 Fifteenth street. $3.50
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

w to solicit orders for fruit aud ornamental
nursery stock: permanent employment, liberal
terms: no experience necessary. Address X. ..
CHASE & CO., 1870 south Penn Square, Phila-
delphla. Pa sepdG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
ISLAND RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Cor. Fourteenth and Market streets, Real Es
tate and Steamship Agency. se5Oa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

INA; Rawlins l77e: coe lass: Cole 1924.
Bryan S3l. County superintendent:
Bnel S3s; Bishop 1925; Palmer $3.50.
Public weigher. Ferguson 2ii4; Wricht
1879. Newshaw 1926. 81. John 1850,
slmms $40: Story 100. Fourteen pre-
ctuctS in commissioners district No.
give Smith 1902: Fischer SIS. Fiji
teen out Of sixteen precincts In COM
sioner district No. ? give Halsom s6i;
Glenn sol; Curtis 2ts, Complete re-
turns from commissioners district No
give. Grounds tbi; Clark an. Lazy
57s. Complete returns from commits
sloners' district No. 4 give McAdams
SOL, Crazy 277; Barcus $50 Nine pre-
clncts out OF seventeen OF Jutue pre-
oinct No. give Shelton 6o3; Lnw1er-
dale s25; Fltzhugh ass: Robertson lel;
Peterman 1853; Lyles ~; Braswell s5l;
Rowley 1856: White So; May n; Scruggs
10. Same precincts for constable eve
Cornwall 54s. Bolick i27: Morton 500,
Hughes $40: Griffin is6 Forty-n ne
precincts out OF ffiy-six give. for the
legislature. Orr. Dem. ss3Si Allen.
Dem. 4ils; Reiger Dem. 1906; VIII
Jams. Pop. 232S; Woods. Pop. 2SI5:
osborn. Pop, 1859
Garland-Culberson 3SS; Nugent e.:
Makemson 10; Dunn IL. schmltz 4.
Congressman. Abbott (Dem) $40; Rear-
by (Pop) ss Senator. Bowser (Dem)
956; Cole PopJ 6j Representative. W
a. Orr CDem) 9s1; r. b. Allen Si7i ].
#. Reiger S3f. Representative. VIM.
Williams. IS; WIN. Wood 81: O. s. os-
born 81.
Dallns-Ths race FOR county attorney
is at this hour absorbing all interest
from other contests. AT IL o'clock to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
DALLAS.

Vote In es-Hogg 1859; CLARK 5s7O
Nugent 1910; Houston 2iS: Prender-
gaat 100
Dallas r. Returns from Tuesdays
election IN Dallas county are SAL not
All m Nearly all OF the rural boxes
nave been counted, but tho counting
mas progressed slowly In the city
wards, Following are the retu-na from
forty-seven out OF fifiy-six. which is
all the Information ohtalnRbie bssove
morning; Culberson sSe7; Nugeni 256s
Congressman; Abbott 3iaO: Keafby
1857. Senator, Cole si5g. Bowser 4ii5
County judge; Nash $3.50: Cocnibes l.
~; Capers 1879 County attorney.
Gillespie aeiei Russell a0as District
clerk: Drew ili5; Foo;e 1900. stewart
ls66; Turner $3.50 County clerk Moore
letl; Hughes tais: Rrnwder 1851.
sherin' Emerson 2lgl. Cabell 4ssO Tax
CODY Sil7. Tax assessnr: wit iesi
Bolton 1910; Bristol 1883: carnes SIT,
Roueh 6Ss; Parry 2io. Treasurer: Cory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

ncy general. NJ NJ Crane 60. II. "
Ben s. Comptroller. n. W. Fihles CO..
y. Meltzen slate treasurer. W. n
WORKMAN 6Qi II - Mccullough s. Land
commissioner, A. j. Baker 50. stephen
g, Granhury s. Superintendent OF pub.
iie instruction, J, NJ Carlisle Co; Z, Z.
Alabury s. Chief juatlcea supreme
court. II. II, Gaines CO. Thos. Russell s.
Associate justices supreme court, Y. !.
hrown 81; II. ], DenmRn 5S; |. W. Ste
phone 81 Judges court of criminal an.
peals, j. NJ, Hurt So, W l.. Davidson
~; ]. ~ Henderson u.s. r. L, pehonev
:. Congress, Gnlland s; Cockren az.
Dean 10. Representative, w. n. plem-
mons 5Qi W, NJ. Pardue H. District
Judge b. NJ. Baker So; l., d, Miller ".
9. Gray J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

gent a. S-' Nu-
chlldress-rhe election Ia chllare,s
passed on very quietly. Returns at,,
N from all tho boxes and d. nor
change the vote for governor. eonEress.
In yesterday.
son, 10.
Plemons, 100: Pardue, 1879.
Fittecn Republican votes poIied FOR
the Makemson ticket.
Hillllnnd, Pop. for congress CARRIES
TINS county by votes, with Coekrel
20 votes ahead OF Dean.
Piemons. Dom, for legislature. car
RES this county by 20 Votes. In the
county the following officers were elect.
r. d. Bailey. county Judge, Il, n.
Discs, county attorney: L. q. War.
le, county and district clerk, n
Roberts. sheriff and tax collector,
n Blair assessor. w. n. Albert. treas.
nrer. N''e
IN county and district clerk and "a.
SCISSOR 4 was very close--oniy a few
votes difference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
nExAn,. b

Vote in is92--Hogg. 2i2i; Clark. 1868;
Nugcnt. 1918.
San Antonlo-Twenty- Of thirty
eight couhten In the Twelfth congress
sional district give Noonan CRepJ a
plurality OF 3sg over Houston CDom)
Republicans claim Bexar county by
1900. Democrats ooncede the county 10
NOonan by 500; count 80 far gives Moo
nan a plurality OF 400. Republicans
claim Noonan'a election by 1900. Dem.
ocraps claim Houston'B election by
zoo, Counties not heard from viii cast
a light vote, but are heavily Demo-
cratic Beynr county viii give the
Democratic state ticket $500 plurality.
Floater Nlnticth district. incomplete
count here gives Wurzbaeh (Dem) S125
and Kroegor Qnd) 2l59; McAilnn 1874.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

ried Callahan county by less than 100
majority. The county Democratic
ticket was defeated In the Offices OF
county judge and sheriff unless the
official count proves different The
Office Of treasurer Is In doubt as re-
ports are conflicting, but the ODDS are
for Holland Dem. Munror. Pop. de-
feated Gilliland. Dem. for representa-
tive. about 10 voten IN this county.
The Populists have captured the COM
mlssioners' court In thi. county sure.
A correct sta emsnt Of the Gle on
can not be obtained bef r. Nor day.
when the officlal count Of the county
will be announced. Both amendments
carried In this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
FoRT woRTH TExAs FRpAY NoyEAIBER D lsg

turns In this precinct was completed
this morning at o'clock and resui nesi
as Follows: Governor. Culberson sVs'
Nakemson ies; Sugent rs. Reagan :.
Congress. Hutchinson Qem) sll. Bur-
roughs Pop So. Dunn CPopl 1853. KEEP
resentatlve. Llllard (Dem.) soT; Barpee
PopJ IS; Wills (Rep) 1865. County
Judge. w. VI. White Dern) 400; G, j.
woodbridge dop) 81, County attorney
II. 3. Dayiss Dsm) 4st: ]. p. I'd
wards CPop) g. County clerk. X N.
Compton (Dsm) 4Ti; r. H whittsn
Pop,) rs. sheriff. j, N. Hayden Dsm.)
ia: z. T womack (Pop) 81. Tax col
iector, l.. q. sandlfer (Dem) 4i: r. C.
Driver CPop.) II. Other state and coun-
~ officers maintain similar majorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in 1So2--Hogg 1890; Clark 1913.
Nugent 1899
Bastrop. --Snyers hnn majority OF
IL IN hastrop county. (OhiclaD.
Elgin-Bnstrop county officers are.
Judge, clerk, treasurer. tax nssessur
and tax collector Democrats, while
our representatives. sheriff and nttor-
ney were elected by the popullsta Ell
gin precinct officers. justice, constable
and county commissioner are all Pop
ullsts.
bastrop-Entlre county vote polled
Tor congress 1915. OF which Savers rot
20fd. Hutchison 202g giving sayers a
majority OF II votes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in ls92-Hogg 1918; Clark 81;
Nugent 1901.
Sulphur prings.--Nugents majority
in Hopkins county over c. A. Culber-
son is lO5 ]. II. Davis majority over
d. B. Culberson for congress Is 81.
The Democratic county ticket 10 elect
ed possibly with the exception OF John
T. Hyde for assessor, and Wlsl Tate
for district clerk. II Will take the IN
clal count to determine these. hero
Is no doubt about Colonel Culberson's
election to congress from the Fourth
district. There was Juss one vote diff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in iss2-Hogs 1890; Clark sol;
Nugent l7ci.
Gonzales. --Gonzales county gves
Crowley. Dem, 1902; Mcbride. Pop
209s: Rosenthal. Rep. SOL.
Aitus-The vote was all counted at
IL o'clock last night, giurg state Dem
ocratic and county Democratic ticket
sixteen majority In this justice pre-
cinct. The district is one OF the Popu-
lists strongholds. The Democrats VIII
carry Greer county by about 200 ma
jority according to the best estimates
10 no had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote In is92-Hosg 2sas; Clark zoos.
Ndgent 9l5
Marlin onlclai vote OF nails county.
Governor-culberson (Dem) a25S, MI
gent (Pop) i746; Makems,n iRepD 500.
gressman--rendleton (Dsm) sei9;
Barber pop) e6l5. Floatar--J. J. lar, is
lpem) 2sls, \. c. Isaaes q'opA c5Ss.
Legisintnre--J. ]. Swan (Deml 22i0. V.
Il. Ritter Pop) e5T5, Dls,ri.t 'udse-
5. r. Scott DemO ss7a; ], Il Beckett
tPopl 25sa Both amendments ear1ted
BY large vote. Popaiists elected full
county ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote In ls92-Hogg, III. 4.
Nugent. 1854.
Parls.-The complete yst
county gives Culberson. w
son 49i; Schmitz %; Nugtl,a
gresham: d. B. Culber.si 4
23S1; Sanderson 2s7. Ths ~
cratic ticket is ELECTED " !
same vote.
Parls-It Is a uaitsf I
whether d. D. Culberf3|
elected to congress from
Returns from every coun7'9|
trlct except Bowie aud GU
berson a plurality over ~ /
Cass Is known to have ~
but figures are not ob;alsie
believed to be abou, a ix
report comes from thus
Democratic 500. but It 81
Culberson's plurality vi
500,
Faught-Governor, cdlsal
gent 81: Afakemson y VI
Culberson 92: Davis 81. RfI
Henderson (Dem) y; "
so; Wright (Pop) 81; NsVs
Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

vets in 1sac-Hogg. Il; Clark 81.
state officers in Hemphill county are
Demecrat 1l9: Republican So. Hon q.
Thlrty-frst district by n large ma
iority. Hon. Frank Lester was elected
district attorney Of the Thirty-frst
district by a small majority. County
oifcers elected Hon. D. Foy, county
Judge; T. 4. MCGEE. sheriff; Vas Stick
lev. treasurer; r. c. Nall. assessor;
j. H. Hopkins, district and county
clerk. The election passed on very
quietly and peaceably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in 1so2--Hogg 1860; Clark 1892;
NuEent 2z5S: Houston is: rrsndsrsast
90.
Rock Hiil--Goyernor. cuib.rson. i01;
Nugent ~: Makomson .: Dunn /. Con-
gresham, Bailey ia. Br9wder 50.
Senator. ]. s. Sheriff. Dem1 IFS: ]. NJ.
Rollins (Pop) rs Representative,
Cough CDem) ia; Greer Dem) iI5;
Branch Pop) 70; Doyle tPop) 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
nndIer.s I.irnre..

Paris. Tex. Nov. s.--The following
was given out from Democratic head
quarters tonight; Elghty-one counties
out Of 800 in the state give the Demo-
cratic ticket 2Gio5 plurality. AT the
same ratio 229 counties would give a
plurality OF 742O5. a safe plurality to
count on Is from 10000 to $1,000,
(Slgned) j. @. DUDLEY.
Chairman Democratic State Executive
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
HAMILTON.

go; Nugent sl4. ss ''4' CLARK
Saarriot.ooin-.culberson. 81; Nugent "a
X. Bell. 81. - 'ehhihs' "a; G.
son, Pop, 70. '' 's' hnrri-
Representatlve-Morrlson. mar, 90.
chrlssman. Pop. &c. -en' ~;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09


for, Tor district at,oruss -
lows, H2,si. q. H. Eubasnis h..s'4
va Maiters. Pop. on "a !,
nau no opponent ,,sr. Q 4
consequently rscsJs " ~ i,
me county was y. 1rss
precinct No. J. NJ ~. ss,,
IN Z; n James Of ue o. I, ss''s
ware ware OF Medicln. zsll', I
citizen OF Indian a. - n h
" When the W.. IN,
y was found 10 y ~ W !;
sotars present sue. n :
wrestle of the ,i II i
Gates went together ~, " N
anu an hard struggle r, "
r Iarrant county canaIs,t n
S !. placed his opra ". N
PACK on the ground s''''' !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
IipscoHp'

Vote in lS92-fioss ~ ~
gent 4. ~
Lipscomb-Governori WA
Makemson Is; Nuren' N
man. Cockrell 9s. Dean y
tative Plemmons " ~
County officers; DUKE
sherin: Wade. asssss
clerk; Young. super'nlss,
treasurer. The total v'N
county was lis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in isss-Hosg 1868; Clark 1880;
Nugent O.
Brownsville.--Cam county gIveo
Grain majority OF 2l00 Weldon re-
ceived 500 votes In the county. Solid
county Democratic ticket ele. ted. DEM
ocratlo state ticket senator and rcp-
resentauye elected from this slstrl1i.
brownsville. -cuiberaon 25i2, Nugent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in 1892: Hosr ,;,n. 4
Nugent ash; Prendergast +,
kemp,-The electI an ~.
passed off quietly. Men csr.|
and returned to their wo,f
stood as follows: Far rsr, I
berson. Dem, Ill; Nuesp,'
Schmitz. Rep, .. consr,,l
bolt, Dem, III: Kearbv' d.
all other Offices the Demo,r,1
opposition. However Dir h
who refused 10 vote for n
cratic nominees notwi,hsa.1
was no other candidate,
Terrell-The county mt, \
the following Democrats y
are given. Governor culi,'|
Congress: Abbott 1859 ~
quit 1898. Represen,atr' 4
li48. Floater: Drew itsj
judge: Dillon 2Ts4. Jui,s /
1917. County attorney: MI
District clerk: Coffman N +
clerk: McNair li26 sha.l
1924.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
coLLINaswonrn.

gent 40.
Slinord-Governor. Cplberson 10;
Nugent 10; Makcmson . Congress-
man, Dean 2: coclToli 10; Gnlilanl .:
Kenyon :, Representative, Plemmons
Deml II; rardue pop) 10