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Arkansas Election Returns.


LITTLE ROCK Ark. Sept. 6-Reliable but
incomplete returns from the State election In
dictate that Clarke's majority will reach go 900.
The Democrats have elected their State and
county tickets In all except Nevada, Pike,
Greene. Clehurne and Stone. In which the
Populists have majoriues. White and Logan are
also yet in doubt. with the indications in favor
of the Populists. The Republicans did not carry
a single
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sunLea viking ship Raised.

CHICAGO, sept G-The hreboat Yosemite
went to the rescue OF the sunksR vikinE shlp
last night and after an hours pumping tho
submerged craft wah raised. Muddy water was
around IN disorder. II Is thought shs can soon
be reh1billtAted-
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No Fusion In North Dnt>o.n.


FARGO \. H.. Sept "a quirtus he's fnaIlY
been given the hope Of fusion u the Democratic
and Pnpullst tickets A conference held IN Inc
city during the last few days hnallY broke up
with all factions at sea. and no further effort 10
get together is likely.
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for the murder of Mrs. Sophia RAGS.
Noel Maison was a rather handsome
Frenchman, aged thirty-four, and had
been in this country only one year prior
to his killing Mrs. Sophia Raes, at the
mining hamlet OF Calamity, In Jefferson
Township. near West Elizabeth
on the night of Sept. %. 1893 Mrs.
Raes and her husband were returning
home from. nelghborly visit when
Maison and a companion. August Brey.
esse, attacked them with stones and
knives, and after. battering down the
husband. Maison shot Mrs. RAGS, the re-
volver bullet entering near the heart.
She died In fifteen minutes.
The men fled, but were captured the
following day The motive for the
crime consisted In Mrs. Raes possessing
a secret which the murderers feared
she would divulge. This secret related
to an Anarchistic plot which contem-
plated blowing up the Government build
lngs in Canada.
Breyesse, Maison's companion, was
convicted Of second degree murder. and
is now undergoing a twenty years SEN
tence In the Western Penitentiary.
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She Was Hurt by n Team.

Rosie sukoyiu, eighteen years old. OF Isl
Fast Fourth street. VAS knnked down thI,
morniug ny team OF horses attached TO q
butcher truck In trent OF 81 AyenUr n. sus
tainias CUntuTions ~ tho right leg She val
taken 20 Pcllevue Hospital, End the driver
otto Bacr. ot l22 TIP street. WAS arrested.
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Ills Hand Cut on.

John wall Hny-two wears old hos,ler In the
KtngsHrdgr police station stables had his left
hand cat o." this morning al lis o'clock lie va
Esuing ~ N"N Nrfk Central train at the
kinashrlige station when he slipped and fell
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New Workers. Plans Accepted.
BY Associated Press,


ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 6.-Plans for hve build
ines, submitted by J. II. Gilbert, OF New York.
have been accepted by the International Ex-
position Company. W. T. Downings plan for
an administrstion building was also accepted.
The general STYLE Of Gilberts buildings IL
Roinanesduo. The administration building will
be COTlnthian In style.
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south Dakota Democrats.


sIOUN FALLS, 5. n, Sept. AT last night :
session Of the Democratic state Convention II
accepted a majority report OF the Resolutions
Committee touching state issues, praising
Cleveland Administration and the House a.
tion on the tarin. fayoring coinage ot silver
tain r parity.
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Pullman Company case Adjourned


uiy Asfociatod Pressl
CHICAGO, sept. LIN the proceedings arsins,
the Pullman company yesterday Judge GIhbons
said that, in view OF the fact that leading counsel
for the Company Was out Of the city. he would
AZ the date q hearing arguments for Sept III
The petition hled yesterday simply el1borates
upon the reasons for asking that the charter Of
the Company be amended.
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Count san Marco Arrives.

Count Mpgiano de VIlar San Marco. Italian
Minister to Venezuela, arrived this morning on
the steamship Venezuela. from La GuayrA
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NOEL MASON HANGED.
lie shot n Pennsylvania Woman
who Knew n Dangerous secret.

P1TTSBURG. Sept. 6.-Noel Maison
WAS hanged here at 1913 this morning
for the murder of Mrs. Sophia RAGS.
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Fell from the FIre-Escape.

William Fahlman Eve years, Of 2ii EldrEs
street. tell this morning from the third story
OF the hro escape at his home 10 the Sidewalk.
sustaining o possible fracture of the skull. ~
val taken 10 Gouyerneur HoApltAl
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Little Fannie HON. Fatal ran.

Fannie Bon. SIX years old. 81 40 Delaney
street fell from the second story IRE escape
at her homo this morning. She landed IN the
fire escape Of the nrst floor. Her skull vas
crushed and she win probably die. she vas
taken to uouyCTneur Hospital.
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lrTeguIa rIty,

Suppressed or PAINFUL MenstruatIons
Weakness Of The Stomach. Indigestion,
Bloating. Flooding. Nervous PrJstration.
Headache. General Debility. Kidney Com,
plants in either sex. Every time It Will
rel
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die e. Pinkhsn's Liver ally. as cents.
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Every woman, married or single, should
own and read "Woman's Beauty, Peril,
Duty" an illustrated book OF 80 pages,
containing important informa ton Thai
every woman should know about herself.
We send II free to any reader OF this
paper,
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arsss IN confidence. LYDIA Z. PINKHAA MED.
co.. LYNN. Macs.
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Backache, Faintness.

extreme I.AssItuue, "lOnt care" anl
want to be left alone feeling. excitabii-
ty irritability. nervousness sleeplessness,
latulency, melancholy. or the blues 4"
These are sure indications OF Female
Weakness. some arrangement Of the Ute
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

THAT ~ -asHrsT "a .a- l7u~r heess ~
egHEre1s g. - eruert f. rTaEe rcr
aecoaasl ieausa1- - tarr Tsf4rH lsf4-1
d i.uls ee.G-
TIE 7o,s sl whfea 80 measure rrssrrt.
- 8y thf usys SO ~ ssrf e571-.,tes a4s
tsen ss-talrss iu frIts ~ t5s aast-tr n
dsmocrats. nh7 trgs ,agra g7sat fas.r-
ress % rsvs rr4efsl interests s-fse.a5
is apfA,isnNy sm1saHe ~ iH4eats taat
ias tli VIII es re7isa F-rc'-s-7 20 g
clms ffasa mr. e5Hn'tfea
Such snsa1s. ems ~ uaet vs uart
fav0f are iH tho e.rs-ft-z ~ r.-f. rz..ess
reform ana an aEieuE.ss n t1s r-ee
and tae Measure 40 g1aay tla5.r3 % .
prObeUy b. Aallsfac'cry r. fhs roet r.s-
ieal 81 ths tar.a rnfHmers Tee fasgt-
win end with TIE pr Ht week ane pr
bin VII Be rut On ita lra' razaa sa
Monday The democrats wh> h=ss al-
p1aed c7rlala foatlres ami havs o91.a- ~
for certain smeulmenu ere 4a1es H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
TuE rWo FIGHTERS.
Mitchell ana Corhett's strong Points
Guntrustcd

''''n''' una y 80 'tron~ POINTS
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Sew York January .-.Speca. % ST.
Louis HeprnleJ -iae E- ate-l ring battle
90. modern shines - at aana. saW where ln
-a H4.aH 90. FLORIDA oa IHar nest
Charles Hlt.1e# tHa lsH..r ..e.ust o.!
Ha Da World and James D. Cu-t1l .ne
champ aa ~ a sew. Will uagas map-
.-rH .uivs -ere-ga meet .G contest tor
stake ~ 5000 -ai The championship
at ,Ho world. Ngt aH tao aIal.tlar- et od
f.HLHt iu the It.nau 'n...a.a not as
I..lau Sayerr E.aE. Mac. AU.a ar any
t.s old amH u tas time ru' $50 worry
long ago. ast.ei uat a- SUI Wu. aaI
Urln Sullivan and Elr3lu. q. ltlran au4
SsFa struggled for the una terry aIH
r.asH men haa narla Uul .4ar to-.
.tHlr w.il ,tcy he obliged On eat.r. aa
f-rar.s ws.cL wen, ,9 make Roman
LrI.4y. nor tas bruises ana brutality
which characterized bottles un1as tho Lone
don prize ring rules. and sun mncl 'r.,
Wli they be obliged 20 suffer lne brutal
wa.l.ng which a defeated man no the old
seh2oI-ig when h''f'In anu Ryan were
.. ,...,.i.r|.f r'-'i,-,.i- .. .t WIN
,,,.-t, M b.f.r. n.. onr1,,a-. '.,..,, so
Ill. mater, e.'"''
Th,se mea are OF
MN, ,,r,.,, .,t7-,,
Ihey belong 10 lhel ufNn9h or pnsiism
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

,Ssl-uska were elected 81 rgpuHsts sd
are ssssraiiy counted "a 20 rapport iss
Wrstu tal vhea Sc r~1c1af che teas't
i-i sF1 WITH ihe Fe1lN-Aus ani p'i2-
tis t9l4y arraFsd asl.aEt ill -eAa''s
tas democrats can pass u b. SAGE IA
gsrty sH1 -hiE lH whzt tssLr ea-Frit-sn-
elss tr7e-L
Taa-e is rgt 20 much doubt a95s; re
s-ai ae.l9r % tae rtaste 80 t=ere h a7--
esrrirg .ta Ehmty d Eer1rs g. v5te ui.s-a
& -t1a.-s5.. t.-re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
nEcIToN or JUDGE CALL GREET
IN WITH CHEERS
The Army Of Florida Summoned 20
Ja-s-souvilie-Tne Vest H0vc 81
the Gsrcrucr AvaItca--Both
Men In JaekaonvtIie

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On the Company

Bridgeport. Conn Iana'
conference today the exc.
Of the street railway SUI.
tho men VIII so back 10
pauy's terms. The telahI
strikers. except nine ring
taken back; that the ~,
oenlze no Jalon and lhef
work unan the same e
Iste! before the strike
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
Attempt 10 Hans =

Charleston. +. G., Janus,. /,
riot caused by an atislnp ~.
new dispeusary law oe'.,
body OF 900 angry 'i'li ~
the Long house, where ~ s y
he intention Of lyneaaiHss X ..
lice. however, got wv ,sa ~
Inc sples got out o. w US =
n rIs.iade Of pistol jan,
done,
From the North to lli as
Cough syrup is the pES''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
PLAN FOR A Biz
VARIOUS FARMERS o..
COMBINE.
Five Great Associa,,o,,
son 20 Form One GO
uon-Novement al,
strictly Noap.,,,.

tion-NOvement a.,
strictly Noaps,ti.,!
Chicago Hsra.1
an lnDor5aus SEP ..,. |
tesata annual soav.s,'..
aeHai Farmers al.aac, :,
c0nciads1 a two DAYS, -
was the adoption c. = =.
the i've PrlaeiPai ts,zgr n
IN the country Taes. a..
Farmers alliance. the ~
aad Industrial union. i. 4
Farmers Mstaal Beass, ~
the Patrons Of Inaus,,y \
was appoiated to ss-urs .,
tae iour o;her orgaa!r,,.,,,
s'l.a@oa wA.ca was aas,,s T,
toazl Farmers All.aae. !,
Taass1ay The commits.
e ! Bye Yves, Rrans 1
George, Chicago, aud NM. /
iagtca. Ohio.
Aiarcs men are csss8..
proposed Organization, =.
eaaca thu Farmers u,,.,
The hearty iaasrssmea, i !
~ tie country. ALREADY
o. ma examinations has ~
ally Us in.alIoa 70 h,,oI,'
---1n- 4ae cons t1uos 4
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zen for Ratification. 7rs-s'
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PLAN Of THE PROPOSE
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be adm -te5 on an e9u,lr,
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Laura lInpIeson.

New York. January 2L-Laura scalr-
Iaer Maples24, a wen known operate
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DR., Priee's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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HOUSTON THURSDAY. Jty. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
FANNIN.

Vote in lsa2-Hogg. 1924; Clark. 1877;
Nugent SO2; Prendergast 40; Hous-
ton o.
Ravenna-Governor, Culberson. u.s.:
Nugent 922; Makemson 10: Dunn 81;
schmltz, 0. Congressman, Bailey. l75;
Browder 22i.
Savoy--Goyernor Culberson, 9O5:
Nugent 60; Makemson ~; Dunn o.:
Schmitz 2. Congressman, j. W. Bailey
299; U. NJ Browder 50: Farmer TO- Rem
re5entauve. j. L. Carpenter CDemO 3Oy
w, \, Bramlette CDem) 500: ]. $. Car
penter (Pop) So; r. c, Thompson (Pop)
Leonard.-The Populists are victor
ious at all the voting boxes In this pre-
clnet, The vote stands at Leonard:
Governor. Culberaon l5S; Nugent 2Sl
Congressman Bailey les; Browder 226.
Randolph--Culberson as; Nugent
1lS; Mnkemson !; Schmltz l. Congress-
man, Bailey "A; Browder il3. For
constitutional amendment SO against
1875. For election Of railroad commits
sloners ll9; against 49, preventative.
Bramlctt lDeml "a Carpenter Dem)
ibi J $, CARPENTER Pop) llS; Thomp-
son (Pop) ne,
Bonhom--Thc Democrats. as far as
votes are concerned, are all right In
this county, hut the Pops hold most
Of their tail feathers Majority FOR
state and county nominees ranges from
800 TO $50. Tho following Is the result
as FAR as known:
Culberson. 3i79; Nugent. 1890.
For congress-Balley. 2fss; Browder
Many Clark supporters were known
to scratch Culberson, and some known
- vote for Nusent. Ladonla. Mon
atrom and Dodd, with about 1850 votes.
TO hear from
Ladonia. About 700 OF the ss4 votes
polled In this box are counted and the
Democratic ticket leads by about 100
votes. Tho vote at Gober, In this pre-
einot is counted and gives the Popu-
list ticket li0 majority. 1t Will re-
ouire a complete count to get the re-
suit but beth sides are claiming
victory.
Groher-Vote for Culberson. 9; Nu-
gent,t226: Makemson. 2: Dunn, ..
Congreasman-J. w. Bailey, 81; L.
NJ Browder, 200.
senntor-Agncw, Dem.
sentatlNes-Bralett ana Carmen.
ter DEM, SO; Carpenter and Thompson.
Pon.. 9l6
Trenton-Goveruor: Culberson l9l.
Nugent 1884, Makemson I. Schmidt 5
Sonsressman; Browder l39: Bailey 1871.
REPRESENTATIVES; Bartlett (DemocraO
lZsi thompson (PopullsD 1913.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

article 5. 25. For election OF railroad
commissioners 1870; against election OF
railroad commissioners s. A light
vote was polled and the stay-at.homvs
seem to have been all Democrats.
Rosebud.--Governor Cuiberson l5G:
Nugent 40: Makomson Eli Dunn 2;
schmItz 0. Congressman: Pendleton
1ss: Barber 10 Floater; Davis, Dem,
15s. Isaacs. Pop. so. Representative:
j, j. Swami, Dem, 1911 Ritter. Pop.
Go.
Mariln-Governor Culberson 1891;
Nugent 1862; Maiemson 800. Congress-
man, Geo. c. Pendleton, 1851; !. N.
Barber. 1889. Floater. ]. j. Davis (pem)
1854, p. C. Isaacs Q7ep) 1895. Repre-
sentative, j. j. Swan CDem) isi5; V, b.
Ritter Rep) 1904. District Judge. s. II.
scott (Dem) 1856; j. r. Brecken Rsp)
1879. Marlin precinct about HOO votes,
not yet counted. II Is conceded that
the Republican county ticket Will be
elected In full
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote in 1s92--Iiogg ili7; Clark 5i7;
Nugcnt 1902; Houston .. Predergast T.
1opesbOro Governors Culberson 20.
Nugcnt &C; Mnkcmsou 2. Congress-
man c X. Bell 10. Slnator Hullhg
9. Robertson 20; W. l., Harrison. Pop.
G8. Representative: II. W. Martin.
Dem. "a: j T. Morris, Pop. o.
tegvlle.-Returng from eighteen
boxes out OF twenty-four give county
Democratic nominees majortles rang
Ing from 37j TO $50 Indications point
10 the election OF Martin. represGnta-
tive; Taylor county Judge; Hammock,
sheriff, West, county clerk. Siun Ter
treasurer, Arnold. county attorney.
The Populists hage elected probably
two commissioners and one or Two
Justices Of the peace. The cighle II
boxes hoard from give CulbarsOl over
100 majority
GHtoaville--Goverpo Culborson 49,;
Nugent a; Alllemson 8 Congressman
Bpll 0J. Jenkins 40. Senator-H. r,
Robinson DcmJ o.: W. L. Harrison
Pop) 30 Representatives. w Mar
tin CDem1 IS; Pat Morris Pop) 30,
Gatesville.--Govern CulbersoI "a.
Nupeut lij. MaSemson g. Congress-
man; Bcli 40, Jenkins M. Senator:
Robertson. Dem. an; Harrison, Pop.
lij, Representative: Martin, Dem,
i6j; Morris, Pop. 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
HE'LL,

Vote In ls92-HoEg $3.50: Clark 1928
Nugent 1894 Houston 2; Prendergnst
30.
Tcmple-Culberso 557; Nugcnt 3sl;
Makemson IS. Congressman, Geo, G,
Pendleton 735; |. ~ Barber 35i, Scnu-
tor II. p. Robertson uDomD 7l; W l.,
Harrison pop) 2d. Representative.
ID. n. Patterson Dem) 7Gi. G. r. Jnclt-
son Uop) $50. joel Ray pop) 3l6 8. N.
Strange tDtm) 9s2.
Troy-GOvernor. CulbcrBon 1la: Nu-
gent $751; Makcmson .; Dunn Z; SchmlA
n, Congressman. pcndlcton ii1. bar
Der l02, Senator Democrat 40. Populat
100, Representative two, Democrats.
i57 and l65; two Popul sta o.
Little Rlvcr-Thc entire Democratic
ticket carried ~ this place from I TO
10 majority CulhersOn and 1ester's
vote, e.. Nugent and Martin o. Con-
gresa. Pendleton 05; Barber 90. Rob
ertaon 60; Harrison 5s, Some OF the
county officers received ns many as 10
The Popullsta HAD about the same
Mt this huN IN 1909 was 1888: In this cleo.
tlon there were only i23 votes pOllei.
Belton-Governot- Culhcyaou 1862:
Eugcnt 20Sl, Mnkcmuon 40, Schmitz
40. Congrcssmau--P eudicton 2aJG; Bar
Dor 5000, Senator Robertson. (Dcm)
9i1g; Harrison Pop) 2ppa strange. rep
resentutlvo peml SiG2; Patterson. rep.
fcacntatiVc. (DcmD SAC; Jackson. repre-.
sentative uop) 2Q32. Tho above are
ofllciAl returns from thirty precincts.
slN more to be heard from Unofficial
returns from three uf these gives Pen
dlcton 70 majority
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08
senal0r sIsth DI.lrIeL--o. 2. n0waer

senator Sixth Disirlot-o. p. Bowser
$50; w r. Cole l49.
Representative Seventy-third District
Democrats W. A. Orr 3sS; II. b. Al
len 35l; J. +. Reiger 1872; Populists: w .
NJ. Williams 1856; W. NJ. Woods 1856;
G. Osborn 1872.
Floater seyenty-fourth District =
Democrat: l.. D. Stroud 2O2; Bunyan
King l54; Popullst: John NJ Sands 49,
Judge Forty-fourth Judicial District
Democrats: Edward Gray 1876; A. s.
Lathrop 366.
Judge Criminal District court--chas-
f. Clint 5i2.
County Judge-Demoorats Thomas
y. Nash 1Oi; q, r. Coombes 357: Il. II.
Capers 60.
County At,orney--John p. Gillespie
s3T; Democrats: Marcus NJ. Parks 30;
s.. II. Russell 200.
District Clerk--Democrats, II. r.
Foote 60; j. Z. Turner 800. Joe II.
Stewart 4s; Populisti A. A. Drew lis.
County Clerk-Democrats: Lee II.
Hughes col; p. S. Browder 100: Popu-
list; %. F. Moore, l2l.
Richardson.-Total vote for COVER
nor: Culberson 1877; Nugent SO. Con-
gressman Kearby 1872; Abbott 10S
Senator: Bowser Dem. liS; Cole Pop.
81. Representative; Democrats. 1875;
Popullsts IS.
Alpha. Total vote for governor; Gull
berson IS; Nugent 10. Congressman:
Abbott ~; Kearby 90. Senator: Bow
ser, Dem, o.: Cole, Pop. II.
ncaster.-Governor culberson 23s;
NuBent so; Makemspn II; Dunn 5S
Schmitz 90. Congressman: Abbott 900:
Kirby l59. Senator: Bowser, Dem. 272
Cole. Pop. 1906. Representatives: Allen,
Dem $50; Williams, Pop. ll3,
Dnllas.-The count continues to come
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Haynes, Democratic nominee ior eo' 4,
missioner and Justice Of the pehcg =,
Ennls precinct Is beaten also noli'Nt,
for Justice in Hnburn precihe'
beaten. "a. ~.
oyllia-Governor Culberson w ~
gent 30: Makemson 2. Congressman
Abbott %; Kearby Is.
Ennis-The vote stands SO iaI ~s
counted IN this precinct; Sulps,syu,
isg; Nugent sos; Kearby sSS' Aopo''
43e ~,
Garrctt--Governor culberson 81; NJ
gent rs; Nakemson /. Congress Az,
bott 30; Kearby 80. Senator, Bsah
(Dem) so; Denumher Pop) 2S- KEEP
resentative, Williams (Dem) OH
Thompson IS. q.
Palmer-Culberson l76; Nugent, ss'
Makenson. 2e.
Congressman--Abbot 1s9; KearDy'
senator-Reall. Dem. 2O7; Denumber'
Pop, 49,
Representative. Williams. Dem, 2l1'
Thompson, Pop, 9S
Milford-Governor: Culberson 2lS;
Nugent 10; Makemson 90 Congress
man: Abbott 172; James "a; Rearby
"a. Senator: j. A. Beall (Democrau
240; James Demumber 80. Representa-
tive: T. b. williams (DemocraO 2ss;
Rollln Thompson PopulisD so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-08

Vote In 1se2-Hoyg 1874; Clark $40;
Nugent SG7; Houston 5: Prendcrgasl g,
Merdlan.-Up TO this hour all the pre-
clncts Of Bosque. except two, have ro-
ported their votes which stand as
follows. Governor; Culberson l1i3i Nur
gent ii75. Congressman: 10 ABBOT
1i2s. j. g. Kearby 1890. senator II.
p. Robertson. Dem. 1904: W. l., 1Iar-
rison. Pop, 1912, Representative; NJ.
r. Morgan. Dem, 800, ". r. Cureion.
Pop, 1iOi with the two boxes to
hear from culberson's vote will be In
creased enough TO put him ahead but
Abbott will be defeated In Bosrus,
Hulen Robertson Is elected to the state
senate Democrnu. County attorney,
II. s. Dlllard Dem, Is elected beyond
any doubt and so are Smith. district
clerk; John Dyer, tax collector; John
MetcBlf. sheriff-all Democrats, But
II Will require an official count to Je-
termine other county officers Never
In the history OF political contests was
there ever known AZ much scratching
~ In this contest. Everything pnesel
OF orderly. The constitutional amend
ments wer carried by large major
tiles.
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GRAYsoN.

Vote in ls92-Hoeg $780, Clark 1909;
Nugcnt 1851
andusky-Culberson 40; Nugent 80.
Congressman. Bailey As; Browder 80.
Senator Woods (Dem) 45; Bell (Pop)
%. Representative, Democrat 40; Pop
ulist &c.
Farmersvllle.--Nine hundred and
seventy-cight counted out of 1910 give
Culberson iOs; Nugent J26; Makemson
2O Dunn "A. For congressman; Bailey
42I; Browder 5l2. Senator: Sherrell
4Si; Rollins 523. Representative. Cough
Dem. 435; Greer Dem, 1874; Doyle, h OPP.
SIS; Branch, Pop. 51S.
Observation-Disclosures 80; Nugent
1903; Makemson 3. Congressman, Bailey
g6; Browder 1Oi, Farmer /. Representa-
tive, Evans CDem) l0l; Peck (Pop) 100;
Simmons CRep) 10l.
Tom Bean.-Governor: Culberson 147;
Nugent o.; Makemson Al. Congress;
Bailey 1854; Browder So; Farmer IA.
Senator: Wood. Democrat, 15G; Maggie,
Republican 81.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Culberson $50;
Nugent 361; Makemson 3S7; Schmitz Is.
Congressman: Bailey sos; Browder i49;
Farmer 2I9. Senator: Wood, Demo-
crat, GO3; Maggie, Republican, 4s6. Rep
resentative Peek. Simmons and Evans,
Democrats 6ls; Mcdonald, I.ivllls and
Teftfells, Populists, 2ls, Richards, Var
ny and Dumas Republicans, 3S2
COllinsvllle Governor: Culberson
AS; Nugent 49, Congressman: Bailey
1876; Browder 81. George Adams was
elected justice Of the peace and Jas
per Phillips constable.
Whtewrlght.--Gov Culberson
26O Nugent II; Makemson 70; Dunn 0.
Congressman: Bailey, Dem. s63 Farm
err, Rep Z; L. NJ. Browder, Rep, lG.
Senator: Woods Dem. 265; Nogle, Rep,
Sc, Representative: Peck. Dem, 255.
slvels. Pop, Is; Richards, Rep. IL.