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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14
FROM THE TROLLY.

There has been general ripping up
in electric railroad affairs during the
past week. The blue and the green
have been thoroughly mixed. Some
people work and some do not, but it is
due to the taking off of the T. B. C. &;
F. cars. For some time there has been
much complaint in Toledo on account
of the cars passing over bridges and
city tracks, and it is understood these
cars will be exchanged for smaller cars
which require less power. During the
time the change is being made the
Maumee Valley cars are running To
BowItHg Green. These cars
are in charge OF L. s. M. V.
motorueers aud I. b. G. s. f. conduc-
tors. The service is slightly changed
and with IL few exceptions Is giving
very general satisfaction. The change
is only temporary, the JOURNAL is so
informed, and as rapidly AS possible
every arrangement will be made for
the accommodation Of the people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

When the boys went the grand
rounds on Tuesday night of last week
they were treated TO some very fine
cider by various enthusiastic friends,
among them being Frank Powell who
gave the ''iolly fers" kind reception,
as did also Henry Chubb where fine
lunch was set out for the entire party.
FL. M. Hoover's cider barrel was tapped
very thoroughly, Fred Walters sam
pie of apple juice was we'll cared for
while the cigars N. Wedertz supplied
the party were pronounced o. k.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

Republican enthusiasm in Dunbridge
is not easily chilled. On Monday, the
day prior to election, Mrs. j. H. Calm
and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Byron
Calm, requested their husbands to
erect an ash pole on their premises, but
the men folks said they did not have
time and besides Mckinley might not
be elected, anyway, and they started
for town. The women were not to be
bluffed so easily, 50 they went to the
woods where they chopped black ash
pole 40 feet long. and hauled it home,
erected it in the front yard, and from
che top of it suspended the American
flag.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14
Some person more unkiud than truth.

Some person more unkind than truth
full circulated the report that the
JOURNAL had stated that s'all civilized
people voted for Mckinley" No one
knows better than the regular subscrib-
ers of the JOURNAL that such report
is absolutely false. The JOURNAL is
Republican and has right to be. but
we do not claim the right to insult peo-
pie because they differ with us in polit-
1cal belief. Many of our warmest
friends are Democrats aud we respect
them for firmly adhering to the party
which they believe to be right. The
report was undoubtedly circulated for
the purpose of injuring the JOURNAL
among its Democratic readers, bul
those who have been subscribers FOR the
past seven years haye too much goot
sense to be fooled by any such state.
ments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

The Columbus Press, one OF the most
radical of Mr.. Bryan's supporters in
Ohio, deprecates his announced inten-
tion to keep up the agitation for free
silver.
1t says that the people have fairly
chosen the gold standard and chance
should be given TO show whether it can
cause a return of prosperity. IF it
does" the Press says, nothing can
induce the people to reject it. For the
present no aggressive opposition should
be organized which in anv way will tend
to retard the revival OF business activ-
itv
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

In the last state convention Wood
county had ii votes. Next year old
Wood will be entitled to 10, all because
she increased her Republican vote from
1870 to $3.50. Sentinel.
How many of those four will be given
to PerrysburgY We can make good
use of the entire four together with
what we generally haYe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

From table compiled and published
in the N. Y World last Sunday it is
shown that 164, 1855 additional working
men have been given employment since
election, and that vas only three days
after the result was announced.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

The JOURNAL is under obligations to
the Sentinel for the use of its election
table, giving official vote of the county.
The Sentinel has devoted much space
and labor to the campaign while Col
Onel Brewer, its editor in chief, has
given his entire time to the work of The
campaign as Chairman of the Com
mittecs.
The results in Wood county are very
satisfactory when all things are consid-
cred, and with due respect to all con-
cerned, we hope the people will accord
the Sentinel and Chairman Brewer
their full measure OF credit for their
efforts in behalf of the Republican party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

No wonder election came our way in
man of the State Executive Committee
and that's an easy explanation of the
situation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1896.

In the next senatorial convention
Wood county will have rs votes instead
of the 81 she had last year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

In the next county convention Per-
rysburg Republicans will be entitled to
81 delegates gain of Is over last year,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

81 may have seen better days" is the
sad refrain of Conductor Frank Schuh
these days. He is teaching music les
sons now.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

The way those blue cars go around
that loop at the Bowling Green end is a
caution.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-14

''Its all oyer now" murmured motor
neer Charlie Cav when the power
stopped and left his car about two miles
out of town last Tuesday night. Then
he turned up his pantaletts, got out on
the track and pushed the car in to the
corporation line. "Everything goes
says Charlie when [ put my shoulder
to the wheel, but oh, what tired feel
ing he had when he reached town.
Where are the "Dinglebenders'
these days?
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the Sou
In Week

The New Industries Reported in the South
In Week
Chattanooga, Tenn. October II Tho
Tradosmans special reports from South
manufacturers show steady increase in
business. due TO the continued cool weather.
rauid crop movement and the advance In
wheat. wool. iron and steel. Railway
earnings for September show an improve
ment over August and In the bank Clear
inps for the past week an increase of IS
per cent over tho week previous Is noted.
The iron and steel market Is active and
the advance tn prices is being firmly main
tanned. Some large contracts are reported,
especially IN steel aud iron bars, and also
In nails. Pig iron continues in good de-
mand and an advance OF % cents per ton
has been made on some grades
Very little change is visible IN the luh-
Der market business Is not up 20 nc
average for the season aud nInher q
lumber failures are reported. The export
trade is unusually active.
Textile manufacturer are doils idlr
amount of business and expect an IN
provenent after the election. The luty
season is fairly on in the coal mining ts-
lrlcts and business is increasing at live
ly rate.
The following are among the r,ost I'M
portant new industries reported by the
Tradesman The United States Construc-
ton company capital $3.50. 900, chartered
at Atlanta. Ga, TO build and eluip rail-
roads. large cotton compress at Au-
gusta. Ga. the American and Mexican Min
Ing and Treasure company. chartered at
Richmond. Va. with a capital Of $500 900:
an oil mill Al Macon. Miss, aud the j.
u. Burr Lumber company, capital ss5 Goo,
organized al Ennis. Texas. a nun Jer OF
Woodworking plants are reported. the LtIg-
est being the rebuilding of the ain OF he
Peters Lumber company, burned recently
at Alec, Ala, NJ a loss Of 100000
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rollrlcs ~ WHARTON.

Wharton. Texas. October i' rh' fol-
lowing are The dates cf Hon John I's'ann,
democratic candidate for the sauatc, Seven
teouth district; Dommngs Rr.da', Oc-
toher 10; Bay city. Oc.oror 20. Bra1anl,
October - Columbia, )erpnor -, Noiasro.
October %; Augleiou. October -, ALVIN ut
q later. date,
Hon. Rudolph illchors dcn1'ratif co1-
grcssional candidate from the Eleventh dis
trict A ri'lcd 10 nd ira,a the people of
Wharton Friday, . 'iob'r q
/, appears thai an opao,.tiou Ia The
White Mans Union ticket has been re
moved. IN attcmpt was maize by Il few
sclr-cunstiiutcl ioad,.a auions tHe ropu-
lists 80 bring cut IN ndancn icpt utl Ct
but the great irIss of 'hc p)pulists in
This county are members )i l:c tul,n an 1
sat down rather henyy on the iu1e9rnl mt
II owe. coming out ,quarely COR white man s
~ g il coGnly niiA a.. ID utr of tn lll
Campo Elglo has ucen tnc reliy At al
times champion Of be uYion a1d 20 hin
Is partly due tie fdct tilt tn Uri1n has
been kept as ii u1iOn. II. has .tiliI lidi-
culod opposition OH the traIk
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L. c. V. ORDERS.

Bryan. Texas, October "a. General H.
b. stoddard. L. c. V. division of Texas,
has issued general order No. ., as fol-
lows:
General order No. .
Headquarters United Confederate Voter
ans. Division Of Texas h. H. Phelps, ma
jor general, commanding, II. b. Stodla I'd.
adluAnt general, Bryan. Texas, October
Ia The major general commanding an
nouDcca the following appointments, tney
VIII be obeyed and respected accordingly:
William d. Cleveland. Houston quarter
rpuator gen raj, !. J. Adams. Bryan, as
s.htLnt duartarmaster general, Fred Carli-
ten. Austin, conmssary general j. -.
shaw, Waco, Inspector general j. NJ. Long,
pariH, Judge advocate general; ~ NJ. Yam
dell FL Paso surgeon general K. c. Bur
lcson. Waco. chaplain. j. $. Sorset. Bon
ham George c. Pet dleton, Bolton. J. q.
Rankin. Dienhsm j. Y. H. Scott, Calves
ton; IL. s. =. Ashby. Fort Worth, T.. r.
lane. san Antonio. J. Il. Waites. Houston;
J. a. owens. Galveston Il. O. Bower Dali
las aides dc camp.
BY command of X. H. Phelps, major gem
oral commanding. L. G. V. division OF
Texas.
Official. II. b, Stoddard. A. q.
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MCDONALD AT GALVESTON.

Galveston. Texas October BIN Nc
Donald made u speech here tonight in favor
Of Culberson 10 an audience OF about 200
coIored voters making good impression
aud rolling up votes for the democratic
State ticket The meeting was presided
over by ox-Alderman Cornelius Williams,
who In introducing Mcdonald said they
were thoroughly agreed In opposition to
fusion with tho pops. At the conclusion
OF the meeting, williams when approached
by fusionsts who wanted an opportunity
to have speakers reply TO Mcdonald, read
ily granted the request but although some
Of Them were present and were Inyi'e1 to
come up they failed to do 50. They said they
had sent to Colorado county for Nat Hen
dorson to do their talking. but when Hen
derson found Wlllams Was going 10 pre-
side he took the first train home. vii
liams didn't see the necessity OF sending
away for speakers when they had Finlay
and Fly here opposing Culberson and law
,rfpp Hpuley
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KLEpERG's APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. Rudolph Kleberg, democratic nom
inee for congressman in the Eleventh dis
trict will address the citizens of his dis
trict in the interest of democracy at the
following places and dates
Pcarsall, October Is; Cotulla october II;
Laredo October 10; Linton. October 81 ;
Rockport October %. at night, Stockdale.
October "a afternoon; Port Lavari, Oc-
tober DC, night; I'll Campo, October q,
night; Wharton, October %, Edna, October
%; Goliad, October 80, Victoria. October
81.
Members of the campaign committee Of
the counties above represented. as we'll
as democratic county executive committee
men of the respective counties will please
rake note of these appointments and use
every effort to induce the people, regard
less of party. to come out and hear Mr..
Kleberg present the claiins OF the democ-
racy for the suifrages OF the voters of
the Eleventh congressional district.
a $ Thurmond.
Chairman Campaign Committee Eleventh
District
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A snrLnlnNr srRnNnnonp.

Scaly, Texas, october -. political
picnic was held today at Remcrts groye,
with a fair attendance. The picnic was
advertised to be one for every o:.a and of
all political croeds, but from some she
uanigin." none of the congressional en-
didates were ON hand except lidwleY. who
had all things his way 50 Tar as Debating
was concerned. lie made the crow n
goldbug- high tariff republican speech. but
failed TO cu,huse his hearers. He con ,ud-
cd his speech. turned and shook hands with
a reporter of the Galveston Tribune. and
waited for the applause that neyhr came
until an ardent Shelhurne man llunied
the platform and shouted hurrah for shell
burnr and free silver. 1t evidently caught
the crowd rs the applause was dcafen,uS
FOR some minutes. Honest Jim couli not
be with us, but excepting very few
eoldbugs ana a handful Of colorcd citizens.
1t was decidedly a Shelburne and free sill
yer crowd. This neck o. the woods can
be counted in the democratic column.
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nEMOCRAr1C spEAKINGs.

Mexia. Texas, October "A The following
bulletin was issued from democratic head
quarters today
Hon NJ. H. Gossctt viii speak al the fol-
lowing places Athens, Wednesday, Oc-
tobcr n. at night, Corsicaua, Thursday,
October %, at night Palmer Saturday.
october -, al night,
Hon. Gcorg, A. Garden OF Dal as w.ll
speak At the 70 lowing hces Ferris,
October 10; Wills Point. Monday. October
-.
Governor Culbarson viii spelk az the
following place.. Grocshoock, so 1n'r IS.
at u a M; Mcxia, Octohc IS a. night
Hon. Dudley Wootcn Will sp ak at the
following place. MeAia, October 70, at
ngAt
Hon. \. J. Baker. commissioner # the
general land office. Will speak at liamil-
ton. October 10; Dublin, Octoher lG. Wax
ahachic. October Il Temple, October 10.
at night: Crawford. October IN at niSht;
McGrogor. October Il, at mig N'oo.
October ~, NJ night Martin. Nct1he 90
Reagan. October a Gonzales Oct 1ber -;
Llano, October 2S. San Angelo OCTOBER 81.
Hon. Barry Miller OF Dallas VIII sp at
1T the following places; McNia. rue day
night. October %. Thornton SIC In 0lav
night. October u independent .Scht,&
House Thursday night, october 20 cen
trial Institute, Friday night, October %;
Ben liur. SATURDAY. october "a, At p. m.
Mart, Saturday, October p.
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10, and the silver

ciety numbers about TO- and the silver
republicans about -.
Some OF the popGlists at this place arc
very blue over beng sold out lacy Wore
long time being convinced that such Geai
was made and some o. thom icly ST.
The Post correspondent interviewed a lot
Of them and is unable TO find one that ~ill
vote the NJ kinley ticket This move WI
cause n lot OF the fopulists TO vote he
straight democratic ticket q It's surpr's-
ing to nni some of the lending uopulsts
ourcscl 20 Kcarhy Tor governor anl Openly
dcnpuncinE him. Tho older they 80 n
better they know him and the more they
dislike him. They realize chat they haV'
nominated the wrong man or governor
and they are becoming convinced that
their gr,at and hones' leaders 'A5r sold
thcm to the republicans. THIS rnholy COM
bnatiou Will cause more poo j" 'uio
the straight democratic ticket 90 tuS los
than have been poled f"r years. None
Of the Mckinley Aid society VIII VOC + +
Kcarby in this precinct because they lrow
him
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TILE NrcnEs CLUE

Necbes. Texas, october 1.-THE demo
Gratis OF this precinct met at the P"D,'.
hall Tuesday night and organized a n' y =.
md sewau club with memoersn'p u
ninety-two. The following resolutions
were passed; ,-,.u .ho
whereas The Houston Ios' ", mi has
p uo, ,,cs e~ the democratic party ana ~
; mo-, controlled by mouopolics trusts mn
oorporatons. this club feels that IL a"o o.r'
express It's appreciation of tho COURSE :"
sued by The Post. r,., ,,a com.
Therefore be it Resolved. That We oy,'.
mend II 10 the patronage oil an nir an,
and urge our members to sho" wv"
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SPEAKING AT GRovEroN.

Groveton, Texas. October i3.--tIon.
George l.. Walton Of Austin STOKE 10 a
good audience here last night In the In
terest OF Bryan and Sewall. He made n
good speech IN their iator and was fro
quently applauded. Several populists Rave
declared themselves in favor Of Eryan
and Sewall since he spoke.
He was followed by Hon. u. + Bean,
democratic nominee for the legislature
from this. the Thirty cignth, EDITORIAL dis
triot ana Alex, Wilson, populst Gominec,
against Mr.. Bean, They viii SPEAK at
each beat in the county
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BARBECUE AT HOCKEY.

Hockey, Texas. october 15.-Accordng
TO previous general notice a well attended
public speaking and barbecue was held
here today. In spite Of carly indications
OF rainy day a large crowd was mere.
Many came on the morning train i.oiu
Houston, among them a good representa-
tion OF candidates Messrs, Holland and
Vas-aer represented in their speeches the
interests of Simon pure democracy. and
scathed. very decenty, The rain CROW
ticket. Judge Lee advocated his own
cause aud that Of the opposition ticket.
Mr. Eagle defended the popu!ist side II
the politics OF the day.
The barbeouod meats, fifteen or twenty
carcasses. were as inc az could be, and
were. with other dishes served to the ,ull
satisfaction of the appetites of everyone
present.
The entire afternoon was enjoyed by all
and passed away with the best Of order.
Those from Houston returned on the )
D. m train.
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probation Of its manly and heroic defense
OF democracy and liberty, by subscribing
for and reading IT,
That Hon ". II. Gill lie invited TO at
tend our next meeting; also, that }. G.
McReynolds and u. T. Brown address the
club.
No member hestatcd to express his en-
thusiasm Of democracy, and his disapproy-
al of negro domination. but was only too
proud n belong to the grand old party
thGt we are SO pleased To call democrat. "
No further business the meeting nj
iourned to meet Saturday at 7:30 p. IN
j, Il. Mcdonald, President.
d. L. Brown, Secretary.
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WEATHER IMPORTATION.
Last NIGUTs syNopsIs

An area OF low pressure ovcrles the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States. and
another. accompanied by warmer weather.
Is moving In over the northern portion OF
the Rocky Mountain slope. The highest
barometer is over Western Texas.
The weather is generally clear. except
over the Centmi and West Gulf States.
and the southeastern Rocky Mountain
slore. where 1t is partly cloudy to cloudy.
Abilene and Corpus Christi are the only
stations that report AMY precipitation and
!, $ atlll raining at these places tonight.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
Observations taken by the United Statos
weather bureau at all stations at p. m.
18th meridian time.
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a STRONG CLUB.

Morhol. Texas. October ll.-.A n.yan
and sewall club has just been orsaaiacd
here with II membership of IFS Last ciec-
ton tits box y He'd ia domnlra.ir md
"A ropulist votes. II the ponulists coati.iue
TO cone back to the democratic PARTY
until the Il elton, as thoy have in the
last sixty DAYS. there WI. rot y, enough
left 10 run for office. notwithstandig they
have out iull county ticket in The hsid
ad this is the home OF thoir great State
chairman. j. s. Bradley.
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CARLISLE AT AI.voRD.

Alvord, Texas. October 1i.-Hon J NJ.
Carlisle superintendent Of public ius'ruc-
ton and candidate for re-e!salion. id-
d,esed d la-ge audience at lhe Bryan
club hall last night.
The audience was conspicuous by the
number of ladies present His speech WA
confined largely TO State issues aaI al ex-
PLANTATION of the financial conditions which
rave been so much criticized His stat 70
ments were presented in clely, fcI lble
and convincing manner. He closed vita
words OF warning 10 all advocates OF free
silver to beware Of treachery on the part
Of their party leaders
Mr. carlisle made short talk 10 The
school and quite number Of It's pat o3s
at the school building in the afternoon.
He goes from here today 20 IIea oita.
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GnI1An GLEANINGs.

Goliad. Texas. October 1.-THE body Of
billiard +. RaGland was received here from
Washington City and inferred in Oak Inn
cemetery today. The young mans death
has been sad one 10 relatives and friends
Bond Brothers circus exhibited here to-
dav. Several OF the followers were ar
rested by the marshal and heavily fined
for exhibiting gaming tables.
A steady. cold rain has fallen for the
last two DAYS
The II. r. Cook Gin al the depot was
recently purchased by L. +. Ehiinger and
others.
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Will NOT WITHDRAW.

Hampstead Texas October ia. C.
Tomphns. republican nominee for congress
in this district, is greatly discounted over
report sent out from Fort Worth chat
he would retire from the race shortly be-
fore the election MIR. Tomplns, in con
vcrsation with The Pos, correspondent, eX-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
prospects OF his election. and that hu would
bc in the rucV 10 the duish
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SERENE FOR DEMOCRACY.

Austin Texas, October l5.-Dlstrict At
torney c rter Ct Colorado City /, hsrc OF
business with some OF the State depart
ments. In speaking 81 the political out
look In his section. Mr.. Carter said every
thing was lo,oly for de cy has
he never in his life saw 30 many gains
made b. the party in his portion Of he
tate as have been made wiihin the past
week. There will be 'ags increass in
the democratic VOTE" continued MIR. Car
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con rur 1NFoRMArIoN.

richardson Texas. october lf-lhe 'o'-
,or,,~g Questions were cent out by the
sonrd money managers ~ DALLAS and tne'F
U"SN What is The name Of your voting ooS'
Answer-Richardson. ,o,. c,ub
Answer-No. .o,, mon have
3. How many sound mo ey me-" nav
You Answer-None' ,,,, mo, in
A. How many free silver bran aei i''e'' -
your voting precinct? Answer ronev
ao,,ors9 Answer-Novembe L.
S' Thee is BRYAN and sowall club mere
of 2O1 members. t,o, hay, a.
The popullsts in this preolnes, n ard viii
most 10 a man abandoned kearp3 aru ""'
vote the democratic ticket
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BARBECUE At pALrsTINE.

Palestine. Texas. October IA move
mont is on foot TO have barbecue here on
the 2Sd instant. at which date Governor
cnlberson will address the people
The catalogue of the East Texas Fair and
Driving Park association is out from the
printer Commencing November 10 and
for five consecutive days they Will have
races and the association offers about s90U0
IN premiums.
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CRANE AND WORKMAN.

Auatin. Texas, October i5,--Slatc Treas
uror WORKMAN and Attorney General Crane
are back from extended speech making
tours Of the state They report large
crowds wherever they went. say they
never saw moro enthusiasm among the
pc oplc and think the demo ratio ticket viii
hc elected by largely increased majority.