Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
Full State Ticket Has
Been Selected.
After Day Full Of Exciting Episodsa
the Kentucky State conven- E
lion Adjourns.


rouisvIr.Lr. June o7..
Tho most memorable CONVENTION tyy ~, i!s <4.:4
by The Democracy " k.ntneky e'o3su III n,
tonight at Z o'clock, after nomiuhs'ny INC
For uovcfnor, 4: wa,y HnraIn lieussn-
mt soyernPr' n. ~ Tyler for 'fs o,man:
for register Of the laad oltee, g. y, swan.
20; for attorney general. w J. Hendfsz;'
superintendent Of public instructions. ~
Porter thompson for commissioner "
agriculture. 1. n, Nall.
1odhy's proceedings were of moro hnr-
lnonious nature thai those OF the proceed
Ing two days until about $40 o'clock thit
AFTERNOON, whom the wafmest tght OK the
convention developed for SECRETARY or ctate-
II this coniout thcre were named rs can
didntes Hon. j, Stoddnrd JuDnHton on
louavile, state. rrcnsurer Henry =; Hgle,
Judge Charles w. Metcnlf and John w.
Ilcndlcy OF Louisville. prnsunt zcoreiArx OF
I state. After not night and two ballots
The eontsst conferred before tho forces or
his defeat WINS certain. moved that Major
llnlc's nomination no made unnnimvns
The convention set TO work 20 az me ro-
mnlninE se,en places on the Ticket ~ soon
mn ChnirmHn bcrry Called IL 20 order this
morning. For state treasurer tho namna
q w y; 0arinnr. John Q; Hcrnden. ".
Ford received ih9 votes on tho second BAL
lot aud VIVA declared the. nominee.
For auditor q STATE Luke 2. Norman
Fur rogstor OF the land office q. n. swan-
90 was nominated on the second ballot.
", j, Hendrls Of Franklin county wan
nominated for attorney general by aecia-
nation.
durd Johnson, II. s lIale John ", Head
Icy and q. w. Motcalf were presented. IL
was moro than evident that there was n
great deal OF pcnt up excitement over thu
race, ind before the call OF counties wils
finished on tho frat ballot II was mnri-
tested. Tho ilrat ballot was. finally au-
gS Ge,cSr w e iIsadSs, So: IonasioS S
il was thou moved and carried that tho
candidate receiving the smallest vote on tho
ncxt and each succeeding ballot be drcpedsr
I0hnn0n and lioadloy Withdrew from tic
race leaving only Motcalf and Hale. Then
followed great confusion, many counties ad-
dressing tho chair at the naino time and de-
mRnding that their votes DO changed nuf-
ing tho wranRlr following tho reespltulafcn
Of the second ballot, }, y. hahkin q A1, ".
Vile, put In nomination the name Il 'iai .nf
Lincoln OF Louisville. for eecrsiary ~ siaf1.1
while tho convention was hpNliN Eq1..
The reoaptulaiion stood, iela % tfs;eo1f
The Johnston mon atuaiyaed to delay his
announcement Of prort ID ux< but without
effect. Motcalf aud iipie iunnec on thc
pa ,SGIT s AND u'ssa ss'' INV, snTes y M
Of Mason created considerable fteltetnfat
lie crowded directly II front q pAp'fn'sn
Berry, and cried loudly; E.H
the Democratic convention OF kdntueAyt'' 4 Il
"sit down. or win hayu you afforded
returned Mt. Berry. ~ <
"G-d an you, VIZ Will have Jusuce,'''
exclaimed Taylor, and then he burst INTO q
string OF oatha which he directed az mo
chairman. lie wnn pulled on after he had
created a lconc that was dlaguatlnR. Taylor
said that he was afraid Mctcnif would %
crowded out. Metcalf withdrew IN neat
speech and urged that the nomination Ok
Hale bo made unanimous. which waa done.
After the nomination Of Major Hale the
convention resumed It's business, but theIe
was continual howl which was prolonged
until adjournment
id Porter Thompson OF Frankfort. was
named superintendent Of public instruction
on tho drsi ballot. and !. d. Nall nominated
fer commissioner OF ngrieulurc BY accia-
puring the day tho committee on Bfnto
toca were appointed.