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TELEPHONE STRIKE STILL ON
COMPANY MAKES A PROPOSITION
no THE STRIKERS.
The Latter HIVE Rejected II and Ar
bitrators Are Not in Position
TO DO Anything,

San Antonio, Texas. November S.-There
was no Improvement in the telephone
strike situation here today. notwithstaud-
ing that two conferences have been held
between the business men of the city.
telephone officials and the strikers. H. ].
Pettingill, vice president of the COM
pany with headquarters at Lowell, Mass,
and General Manager Baker Of the sys-
tenn in, Texas. arrived in the city late last
night. This morning they were in confer
ence for an hour or more with business
men OF the city. 1t was agreed that arbi-
tration in the trouble between tho com
pany and the employees be left TO the mer-
chants here. The company has practically
agreed to accept any terms made by the
arbit1ators. provided that the operators
step out of the local Electrical Workers
union and form an association for tnem-
selves. The company viii not treat vita
tine grievance cOmm.ttee Of The oca
union. Any future differences arising be-
tween the company and operate 5 viii be
left To the business men to DECIDE. Al
meeting this morning between the mer-
nants and ope4Dtc.a the latter said tina
all of their propositions acreptance6 O
! Dfms, etc, must be handled through tn,
unions grievance committee, Thus the
7 matter stands a present. The strikers ar
holding a meeting tonight, The 'phou'
subscribers are condemning the COMPANY
for their slow action and stubbornness II
1.-the matter.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
!, Llnham. Saley. Dodge,
y "'..''.,... 1882 1926 1,97s
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who made the battle his own and fought
from morn till night with common pur-
pose and to a common end. Great credit
is due to those who have not heretofore
acted with us in democratic organization
or at the election, but who laid eside the
past and united with us in the strife.
Personally, / would be less than human
u | did not feel keenly a sense OF graft
tude which / can not put in words to
many. many loyal personal friends whose
untiring efforts have aided so much in
bringing me this high honor. Ny highest
ambition Is to be worthy OF them. and
< 10 aid in congress In the Advancement Of
our country and especially our State and
district, the soil and toll of which offers
( to our united labors boundless prospect
OF prosperity in spite OF the immense
calamities OF the last two years. To the
democrat individually would say. democ-
racy is deathless. and brilliant future
yet awaits the party OF the people. Gra,s-
fully yours, Geo. f. Burgess
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BEE,

Beeville, Texas, November O. nee
county gives Thurmond 935 votes for the
legislature and Williams 300
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MIR. BURGESS TO THE VOTERS.
Thanks Them for the Honor Con-
ferred ON Him,

To the Democrats Of the Tenth
Gonzales, Texas, November s.-while
we sorrow over our defeat in the Ma
tional election we can Justly rejoice in a
splendid Victory in our district. II is
now demonstrated that when we are or
ganized and uniied in the Tenth we are
invineible. Much credit is due to the
local press OF the district which without
pay but with pure patriotism has earnest-
ly !abored for the success Of democratic
principles Much credit is due TO the
early ana tireless efforts OF Hon, w r.
King, CHAIRMAN OF the district and those
who acted with him In our perfect and
effective organization. Much credit is
due 10 those fine speakers within and
without the district who presented on
the stump a solid front to the enemy
More credit is due to the individual dem
ocrat in each precinct In the district
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Murder and Con.nirncy Cases.

Orange, Texas, November S.-Dastrlct
Attorney w. L. Douglass not being in at
tendance on the district court this morn
ing. Judge West appointed Judge j. n
Holland to represent the State, and he
dismissed, because OF inability TO get the
State witnesses, all the murder and con-
spiracy cases arising out OF the killing OF
the Negro. Fred Halston, at this place
about fifteen months ago.
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Halletsvile. Texas, November S.--La-
vaca county's vote fell off about 10 per
cent Following county ticket elected. all
democrats except county judge: James
Ballard, judge john Buchanan, clerk; p.
Il. Green. attorney; 3. G. Bennett, sher-
iii; S. L. Bennett, collector; f j. pesek,
assessor; A. b. Devall. treasurer; II. II.
Russell, surveyor; e. T. Long, district
clerk. D. A. Psulus tsr senate carries
elected Judge Twenty fifth judicial dis
trict and j. P. Ellis district attorney.
Gesrge w Mcknight, democrat. of FL
Campo. elected hotorlal representative
Forty sixth district; in Forty7fourth dis.
trict o. c. searcy, democratic. defeau
Ed Harrington, populist. present incum
bent.
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BENAR.

San Antonio, Texas, November Silt
teen precincts out OF fifty-one IN beNdr
county give, for State senator IhepuoIH
Harris, democrat, 1874, L. G. Grotna1 -
Callan and j. l.. Little. deilocra Is
1904, j. Raley and j. H. Bolton. repno-
ncans, 1920; for foater. T. L. Roarl'
ouez. democrat. 27e1; ]. P. Newcomb, re-
publican, 1896 Full vote OF the county
an these officers nor on the amendmen
can not be learned until the official couh
on Monday. as the election judges N I'M
outside and in many OF the city pre-
cincts failed to make note OF the WOW
for any except the county Offices
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Especial to The Post
New Orleans. La, November s.--rensacoia'
Fla-Saiied: Pensacola, for Galveston,
Philadelphia. Schooner Charles H.
Schulz. for Galveston.
Ryaltimone. Cleared: Schooner Helen u
Mozelley, for Galveston.
New York-sailed: Sabine, for Galveston
New York--Arrived: Ems, from Naples
Karamsnla, from Naples. Sailed Frlederiel
der Crosse. for Bremen; La Iouraine' io'
GLASGOW Arrived: Astoria. from New
York; Laurentan, from New York.
! London. Arrived; Mesaba, from New fofk
| sailed, Marquette. for New York.
southampton Sailed: Fuerst Bismarck. 10
\ New York -
| ueenstown,-- ARRIVED: Belsenland, iron
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LAMPASAS.

Lampasas. Texas, November Son &C
count of the very hot race for county or
fees. little attention has been paid to tne
National and State result locally. Bryan
has run far behind Sayers and some OF tho
country boxes. Negroes voted for sayers
soli5ly The following county ticket Is
elected: Representative, ID. w. Phi Hi s
lDemD county judge. d. c. Tlo a.
(Dem), county attorney. NJ NJ. Viii e
CDem); district clerk, T. W, Sp-rks
(DemD; county clerk, j. f. Nor an
(Dem.); sheriff and collector, T. J. Young
lDem.). assessor E. 7. Jordan Qnd.J
treasurer Billie Brown Qnd); surveyor,
in douLt; weigher, Norman Townsen
DemJ; commissioner precinct No !. Il.
Ill. Haynle; same for justice by small ma
jority.
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Mexla. Texas. November S.-Marion
Freeman, a blacksmith working at
Machoan's shop. was struck by the south
bound passenger train about o'clock TO-
night bruising him up considerably ana
breaking some ribs. No one saw the ac-
cldent and the man was too badly hurt TO
tell much about IT, except that he was
crossing the track when the train struck
him
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cL.ssCoCl<.

Garden City, Texas. November THE
county officials elected for Glasseock
county are as follows: For judge, J. W.
Holder; county and district clerk. A. q
Edison; sheriff, w, j. Shank; treasurer
d. Peniod; assessor. william Girdwood
hide and animal inspector, A. b. Cole;
commissioner precinct No. 1, f. b Far
mer; precinct 3 was tie between I T.
Long and Bill Boyer; precinct 3, J.. q.
Carter; precinct 4, James Mcdowell
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La Grange, Texas, November s.-Oih-
clal returns from all OF the thirty-folr
voting precincts in this county now IN
give Burgess a majority OF 1924 Joseph
Ehlinger was reelected county Judge
with a majority OF Al votes Sam y
Lowery was elected county attorney WIN
a plurality OF bO6 votes.
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WALLER.

Hampstead, Texas, November S,-Wlth
all the boxes in except two the vote ia
this county is as follows: Senator 4.
g. Lipscomb 1861, Waller Burns 467; rep
resentatiye, A. G, Tompkng 56S +. NJ.
Cuny 375; district attorney, S. j. styles
1920. o. S. York $40. In precinct No. |
Hampstead precincU A Guilimet was
reelected county commissioner, w. T..
Tufhy. justice OF the peace, and L.
Tompkins. republican, constable. There
were about 1900 votes polled in the coun-
ty. This is railing off from last year
! of over 900 Yotes.
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DE WIT.

Cuero. Texas. November s--Complete
rat,,rns from The county show the fol-
II wing county officers were elected:
County Judge, C. A. Summers; county
attorney. George j SehleIcher; clerk,
a. p. BOX district clerk, H, B Edgar;
collector W. H. Graham; assessor e
T. schwab treasurer. II. e. Dahl
, mann; surveyor. W. r. Garrett Inc
same board Of commissioners also For
dis,rt,t Rtterney. J. V. Yanderberse
S,strict Judge j. c. Wilson. The spe-
eial road tax carried BY small ma
jority.
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rhurmond Has a Large majority.

Victoria, Texas. November Sc. ".
Thurmond democrat, is elected repre-
sentative in the Eighty-third district
over d. f. Williams. Independent re-
publican, by 4Ss majority. carrying Bee
county by $50, Jackson 1876, Refuglo D.,
Calhoun g.
Williams carried only one county, Vic
toria which gave him majority OF 1873.
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Liberty.

Liberty, Texas, November s-The fol-
rc,Ting comprises a list OF the newly
elected county officers: NJ. d. Ray
burn. county Judge; E B. Pickett, coua-
" and district clerk; E. W. sparman,
sheriff; j. A. Jet. treasurer. W. b.
Green, assessor; II b, Tucker. county
attorney; r. C. Eubanks. surveyor.
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Graham nc-eIcctea Judge.

Henderson. Texas. November Tho
race for district Judge between W. j.
Graham of Rusk county, our nominee,
and Charles Il. Carter, Independent, from
Harrison county. was very exciting, but
Graham was easy winner by possibly
1900 ia this, the Fourth. judicial district;
will give figures on all as soon as obtain
able
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WOOD.

Mineoia. TEXAS November s.--This town
gives for legislature, Twentieth represen-
tative district, T. II. Napier sos Dr..
Neal 1903; for district Judge Seventeen
district, Judge Russell SIS; Simpson, at
torney, 622,
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WHARTON.

Wharton, Texas. November s,-Returns
from the different boxes in the county
have not been all received yet. The spe-
cial road tax of cents on 800 valuation
of property carried by handsome ma
jority. So far Styles is we'll in the lead
for district attorney.
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MATAGoRDA.

Bay city. Texas November Full re.
turns OF the election not in yet, but
enough boxes have been heard from 10
assure the county TO the democrats by a
small majority, Burgess and Styles will
have about $50 majority in the county
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scnrJet Fever nj Garden City.

Garden City. Texas, November 7'-Dr'
Vance, from Stanton. was called to see
Mrs. Chambers little girl and he pro-
nounced her sick of scarlet fever Action
will be taken by the county officials 10
quarantine against it.
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KIeberg Claims Five Thousand.

cuero. Texas. November S--Hon. Ru-
'dolph Kleberg has been receiving re-
turns today and claims his majority as
5000.
This is quite an increase from last
election.
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fredericksburg, Texas, November 81
Complete returns OF Gillespie county Tor
State senator of Twenty fourth district
Theodore Harris 4is.' Louis Granthaps
114e.
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THIRT EENTH DISTRICT.


Bellville, Texas, November S.--The cleo
ticn, has come and gone. Old Aus Id
county has been redeemed. Burgess car
rled every box in the county, except cat
Spring. He carries the county by 945
majority. About a month ago The 20 |
correspondent predicted that he wou'a
carry the county by thousand and ne
returns show that he WIS not far VIZ n :
The greatest interest In county ofAce- 3
was over the assessors and county at r.
ney's race w r. Manning was elotte
county attorney by over 700 majority aaad
Otto Wangcmann assessor by over U
TIE election was very quiet no distlr o.
ance OF any kind being reported. lht
vote OF the county is about 800 short oi
what it was last year.
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NAcoGDoCuEs.

Nacogdoches. Texas, November s.-Two
small boxes to hear from. Beatty Tor
state senate; Davis for district Judge,
and Donley for district attorney had no
opposition and their vote viii go 5000
| each. Calhoun, populist, beat Haltom,
democrat, for representative. II votes;i
Spradley. populist. beat Campbell. demo-
crat, for sheriff 1875 votes. The populists
get one commissioner. With these three
exceptions the entire county democratic
ticket was elected.
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Denton, Texas, November s.-Complete
returns from twenty-seven out OF twenty
nine boxes in this county give savage Tor
senator Thirty first district 1878, Price,
republican. s97; Hill for Legislator L1m
Twelfth district 1903, ShuE>( ~ pepuilst,
ae noyle for legislator fro3 Thirteenth
district 4lg0, Lain, populist, IS; judge
sixteenth district, De Barrett 42l6' The
amendment to the constitution was de-
feated. 1852 for to 1862 against.
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Gol,IAD.

Goliad, Texas. November S.--The FOL
lowing are county officers elected judge
T. C. Burns; attorney, ]. Gus Patton Jr.i
sheriff and collector, w. r. Taylor; as
SCISSOR William Frcmme; treasurer, Emit
Bergman; surveyor, II. l.. Tally COM
missioner precinct No. /, G. L. Whitney,
justice precinct No. /, Joseph Sparrow
constable precinct No. l, w. H. Campbell.
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GRIMES.

Navasota, Texas, November SELECTION
returns Of this county are still incom-
plete. The vote was very light, all negroes
and many white people retraining ircm
voting With the exception of the bea!as
hex, in North Grimes, the Waite Man 5
union ticket had complete walkover,
and there it received good majority
Congressman Ball District Judge Smithei
and District Attorney r. NJ. Camppell
went along with the union capdi ates'
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Llano Texas. November SIN close
nontesf for repre- sentative in this county
". r. McInnis. democrat, received ma
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philadelphia for Liverpool. Sailed: Majestic,
for New York
: cberberrg. Trave, from Bremen
and southampton. for New York
Liverpool. Sailed: Vancouver, Tor mon
treai ~,
Rottere am. Sailed: Amsterdam. for new
'G New York.Arnved: csrmanie. from Liver
pool.
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jority OF so votes over i. p. Maxwell,
populist No county Negotiations we're
made In this county. but democrats With
out exception are elected. In close
contest between w @. Wallace and w
p Kuykendall. candidates for sheriff,
Wallace was elected by 81 majority.
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Waxahachie, Texas, November S-w. y.
Fears has carried this county for hoa'et
over o. J. Logan by 1000 majority. ne
ports come that he has also carried JONI
son county. The special ,oai tax propon a.
ton was defeated In this county. me
p-pnlist vote was almost obliteratsd IN inc
county. Rushing (Ind) beat Jones ms
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Austin, Texas. November S,-The ma
jorlty of Judge Morris over A. S. Walker
for district judge is Al. Morris was an
Independent candidate,
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IF THE BABy is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old ana wei' tf''-
remedy. Mrs. winslow's SOOTHING syrup'
for children testhing, II soothes the cn''''
softens the gums. al,ays all pain, eurss
wind collie aud 10 the beat remedy fox
! diarrhoea. n
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democratic nominee. for constable in the
Ennis preciuct
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Senatorial Vote in Austin.
Lingcomb. Rurns.

Bellville, Texas, November s.-Follow-
ing is the full vote in Austin county for
State senator:
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JOHNSON.

Cleburne, Texas, November S-Twen-
ty-two precincts out Of twenty-eight give:
for fioater. Logan 1245, Fears i042. Stead
$40.
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.JEEFERsoN.

Beaumont, Texas, November S.-Count
of the votes cast in the election in JEFF
ferson county Tuesday was completed this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock The totals arc
as follows For amendment 1904. against
602 For district Judge Scale received
majority of Ala over West. Douglass for
district attorney received a majority Of
sS4 over Powell The other candidates
elected are as given in The Post this
morning.
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MEDINA

Hondo. Texas. November s.---Medina
county complete: For amendment 26o.
against 6ss; for senator, Harris 9ol. Grot-
house 52l
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lOS5dEsSlOhAL AEiUNNS.

! 0lly one box helrd fr0m; ID OILY
boz had fremi. (c) eR.y one Dos
EigH; ID complete, (e) three boxes
!; ~ not head from; 60 so far as
4 ron; th) onsr small box not in;
pc bOS missing, % Two boxes yet to
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MONTGOMERY.

Conroe, Texas, November s.--Montgom-
cry county returns TO date give for dis
trict attorney. Mccall 1903, Robinson sss.
Total vote returned 209l. All county Of
ficers elected bv the democratic without
opposition.
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HOMARD.

Big Springs. Texas, November Com
plete returns in this, Howard, county :
For constitutional amendment 10
against Sc Hawkins democrat. for rep
resentative One Hundred and Sixth dis
trict received 31S votes and Allen, pop
ulist iii; j. B. Litter, for county judge.
269 S. H. Morrison 19S; j. w. Barnett,
for treasurer. 900 Howell 1859. r. B.
Zirr " elected surveyor over ] B D.
Boydston. All other county officers re-
elected without opposition. Marti-, for
district attorney, 1pl Randals 2S2.
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HARDIN.

Kountz, Texas, November S.-'Pickett
and Greer for representative solid; Nc
Call, district attorney 80 majority; sher-
if and tax collector. L. G. Roberts
judge, John F. Work; clerk, e. II. COL
Inns; treasurer. A. G.. Hodges assessor
F. o. Head; surveyor, w. b. Pedigoi
county attorrov Jack Dies; commissioners
precinct B. Hooks precinct NJ
2, ]. e. precinct No. 8, I. II
Nolan; prec....t No T. Nathan Jordan.
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JASPER.

Jasper, Texas, November s.-All boxes
heard from except four, which will not
change results. W. W. Blake democrat
elected county Judge; J. NJ Brown delno'
Graf elected sheriff and collector, j. B.,
Fairclothe, democrat. elected treasurer
n 4. Pace, Independent, elected district
and county clerk; J, II. Keaghey, demo :
crat. elected county attorney; Z, J. KEEL
lie. democrat, elected county surveyor
Democratic county commissioners were
all beaten by clnglomeration of repuo.'
licans and independents. West Is ahead
in county for district judge, Powell Is
ahead in county for district attorney
T. Beatty is elected State senator. Bean
is doubtless elected representative, beat
ing Good, the democratic nominee.
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ORANGE,

Orange. Texas, November S.--The COM
plete returns in this county give: For
State senator, J. T. Beatty 1851; for repre-,
sentatives, r, A. Greer 1881, E. B. Pickett
1923; for district judge S. p. West Slt,
X b. Scale 442; for district attorney, w
r. Powell SAG. w. l.. Douglass 415 Coun-
ty officers elected with their majoritfes
are as follows: County judge, George F..
Poole 1853; county attorney, V. II. STARK
95; district and county clerk n, Burton
3s1; sheriff and tax collector, John RoI"
ertson ISL: tax assessor. A. b. Lyons l25;
county treasurer. H. H. Russell l54;
county surveyor, A. NJ. Hobby Stark 5lS
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MILAN.

Cameron. Texas, November L. rhe
election in Milan county was a very quiet
and tame affair. Very small vote polled.
Out OF forty three voting boxes in the
county twenty-t three boxes have been Of
ficially returned, showing the following
vote: For amendment 372. against
amendment 1904. County officers elected
2206 to 4l2 for the opposition.
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Sherwood, Texas, November The
following are known to be elected in
the county. w. II. Blanks, county
Judge; e. c. Mcdonald. district and
county clerk; G. W. Wood, sheriff and
tax Collector; Thomas Stonehouse, treas
nrer; l.. C. MARYLAND, assessor; James
Yardley, animal ana hide inspector
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4. ~ returns by counties so far
- !, them are MOI complete
P'-' ne trend Of the election;
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TARRANT.

Fort Worth, Texas, November s'-Re-
turns from three precincts are still lack
ing in the Tarrant county election. The
total vote will be a little over half what
it was two years ago. For legislature
Hogsett defeats Stewart ny a vote of
1853 10 1861. The constitutional amend
ment wac lost in this county by small
majority.
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Columbus. Texas, November s'--Com-
nIete returns of Colorado county give Tor
senator Eighteenth district. D. a. Pa ,ill
s047, NJ. a. Cook 291; representative a aEso
ty-sixth fotcrial district, MeKn'gnt = zoos'
j n. Meyer SOS; district attorney IWen-
y-afth district, J. P. Ellis 1897, II r.
Short 1895. ]. W~TinRler is elected rep
resentative OF the Forty-third aistrlct,
NJ. Kennon district Judge, H. y AyaIs
district clerk. C. Grobe county u,'ot
new 7 I Mansfield county Judge, j j..
Harrison county clerk, W. T, BurIord
sheriff. Joseph Burtschell county treas
urer II ]. LAS tax assessor, Peter Hahn
tax collector, James Toliver county sur
yeycr, G. A, Harbert county commissiopp,'
err v. 5. Miller justice OF the peace +
whitfield constable.
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TENTH DISTRICT.

lstr,ss +. the vote by precincts 10
rdsn,s is the majority, some corr
!, yiv, fepcrting in this way in
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ARKANSAS.

Rockport, Texas, November S-Aransas
county gives democratic majority lol
state senator Twenty-third dlstrlet oVo
for legislature Eighty-seventh repre-
sentative district 3O5
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Rio Grande. Texas, November S--Denl-
ocratlc maiorities Starr county 400 for
National, State and district ofhcers for
county officers 3l3 majority.