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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
SHAW ISSUES STATEMENT.
Hopes the Public Will Place No Gre
dence in Certain Rumors.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Secretary
Shaw has given out the following
statement:
Money once covered into the treas
ury (and this of course includes the
sub-treasuries) cannot thereafter be
deposited in banks. All customs re-
ceipts are by law payable to the treas
ury and sub-treasuries. The only fund
therefore available in banks is internal
revenue and miscellaneous receipts
before they have, been actually covered
into the treasury. These amount to
about half a million per day and since
the stringencY arose to- their fullest
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
- "a

Will you the park Of these nights that suit
and your heart how closely your girl
snugge bound catch cdd and
bills that will the Of good awoo
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
MINER CLUEEED - FEAT
Presence OF Troops No Prot>- n ir
This C7~~

Scranton. Pa, Sept. 26.-James
Wenzal was dubbed to death during
the day near the Grassy Island col
liery, within less than a mile of where
the Thirteenth regiment is in camp.
The man was formerly secretary Of the
Grassy Island local union Of the Unit
ed Mine WORKERS. He returned to work
a few weeks ago and thereby gained
the enmity of the other members OF
the union. No arrests have been
made.
Colonel Waters, commanding the
Thirteenth regiment, sent two cCmpa-
nies to Forest City during the day,
Everything was found to be quiet there
and one company returned to camp at
OlVDhant
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
No Disturbance at Lebanon.

Lebanon, Pa, Sept. 26.-Presidenk
Sternbergh Of the American Iron andE
Steel company expressed his satisfac- -
ton with the situation at the plant,
which is now in operation. There was,
no shooting. at the colored iron work
ers inside the stockade during the
night by outsiders. TIE presence Of tie:
military having quieti1g effect,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
COMING TO AMERICA.
Former Secretary Reitz Will Lecture
for Benefit of Beers,

Amsterdam, Sept. 26.-Among the
passengers sailing for New York dur
ing the day was Mr.. Reitz, formerly
state secretary of the Transvaal repub-
lie. The purpose of Mr.. Reitz' visit to
America is to deliver a series of lee
lures for the benefit of the Beers. His
early departure was unexpected and it
is said to be due to the insistence of
the Boer generals, Botha, Dewet and
Delarey, that the anti-British propa-
ganda in Europe must be moderated.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
MEXICAN RAILROAD MERGER.
All the Lines in the State of Yucatan
Consolidate.

Consolidate.
Mexico City, Sept 26-Advices
from Merida state that all the rail
ways in the state Of Yucatan. embrac-
ing an aggregate extension of 500 kilo-
meters and valued at $30,00O,O00, have
been consolidated under one manage
ment.
The new Chicago packinghouse at
Urampau, state Of Micocanan, will be
completed and in operation within one
year. Already the farmers of the
country are preparing to raise cattle
for the market.
! Speaker Henderson remains firm in
his declination Of the congressional
nomination notwithstanding the food
Aof &telegrarns from all parts of the
country, protesting against his decision
and imploring him to reconsider the
same.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
REBELS ROUTED
COLOMBIAN INSURGENTS ATTACK
TRAIN GUARDED BY AMER
ICAN MARINES.
LATTER READY FOR ACTION

Officer in Command Promptly Knocked
Dow" With the Butt Of m"'ke'
and a Rapid-Fire Gun Es>Trained on
His FoIlowers-BIooGshe Prevented
by the Has.y Retreat Of the Three
Hundred Insurgents.
Washington, Sept. 26.-Tbe navy de
partment has received the following
cablegram from Commander MCLEAN
OF the Cincinnati, at Colon:
Wednesday afternoon 800 insur-
gents attempted to board train about
leaving Empire station and capture
Colombian Office passenger Colon to
Panama. Marine knocked insurgent
officer down with bait Of musket,
Guards TIA I'd Colts gun on them buT.
did not fic, as they fed
The second dispatch was as follows:
"RusseI a~d three companies ma
rInes guarding railroad station and
wharves Panama; one company ma
rines Colon. Marines sharing duty
with sailors who had been doing all
guard duty. Placed Mason in com
mand forces doing duty ashore
Commander N. F. Mason was sent
down to Colon to relieve Commander
Mclean OF the command Of the Cincin-
natl, but, as indicated in the above dis
patch, he is to cooperate with him
there for a time.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
SUCCEEDS WHITE
CHARLAMAGME TOWER CHOSEN
UNITED STATES AMRASSA-
DOR TO GERMANY.
OTHER CHANGES TO FOLLOW

Believed BeIIamy Storer, Now Ambas.
sador to Spain, Will Succeed Mr..
Tower at st. Petersburg, and the
Vacancy at Madrid Is Likely to Be
Filled by the Promotion Of Henry
White of the London Embassy.
Berlin, Sept 26.-President Roose-
welt has chosen Charlemagne Tower.
ambassador to Russia, to succeed An.
drew D. White as ambassador to Ger,
many. Notifications Of this decision
and that Mr.. Whites letters of recall
had been issued by the state depart
ment have reached the foreign Office.
The appointment Of Mr.. Tower had
been expected here for several weeks.
AS he was passing through Berlin six
weeks ago he gave hint to one or two
OF his friends that he might be trans
feTred to this court.
Mr.. White will probably not have his
farewell audience with the emperor
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-27
HOTEL BLOWN Up
STRUCTURE BADLY WRECKED

Guests Miraculously Eccape With a
Shaking Up, but the Proprietor and
His Wife Are Seriously Injured-Per-
petrator Of the Deed Ends His Own
Existence by Shooting Himself With
Revolver.
Washington, Sept. 26.-The Golden
Eagle hotel on the CC.ner Of New JeT-
sey avenue and D street, was dyna-
mited at 4:30 a. n, it is alleged by
Frank McKie, one Of the guests, who
subsequently committed suicide. Be.
tween twenty and thirty guests were
thrown from their beds by the explo-
sion, but only the proprietor, Louis
Brandt, and his wife, were injured the
latter seriously. The roof of the build
ing was blown off and the falling of
Wreckage crashed through to the base
ment, leaving the structure as if
wrecked by a tornado. Every pane OF
glass in the building and the adjoining
structures was broken. The explosion
called out the fire department.
McKie had boarded at the hotel four
years and had been treated as o
member of the Brandt family, which
includes a daughter, Sophie, with
whom McKie is said to have been IN
love. Brandt denies that there was
any misunderstanding between the
two. McKie sgmarked Wednesday
night that he was going to wait until
Sophie returned from Germany with
her mother and then was going to his
old home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Brandt
and her daughter returned about 8
o'clock that night. The attempt at
wholesale murder followed the next
morning. McKie, with a pistol in his
hand, was seen by an enploye of
lunchroom opposite the hotel before
the shots were fired.
Firenen Extinguish Blaze.
When the explosion occurred
slight blaze sprang from the debris,
but it was quickly eXtinguished by
the f1remen. Brandt and his wife were
rescued before many Of the thirty
guests of the establishment had
reached the mart of the building in
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jesty leaves Nov. for England. The
retiring ambassador therefore, is not
likely to present his letters of recall
until about the middle of November.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
MR.. GARNER IS ELECTED
HAD AN EASY THING OF IT AND A
BIG MAJORITY.
Returns Not All in, but Enough to Assure
His Election by Three to Four
Thousand Votes.

San Antonio Texas, November 4-Re-
ports from the Fifteenth congressional dis
trict indicate that John Garner (Dem) has
defeated John Scott CRep) by a good-sised
majority. A lack Of telegraphlc communi-
cation with many precincts makes an ac-
curate estimate impossible. telegram
from Corpus Christi, the home of Scott,
says that with one voting box to hear from
Scott has carried the city by but SO ma
jority and that neither candidate will carry
Nueces county by over so majority.
Judge James b. Wells, chairman Of the
State democratic executive committee, says
Garner has carried Wilson, Starr, Hidalso,
La Sale. Uvalde. Atascosa, zavalla, Dim
NIT, Live Oak, McMunen. Frio and San
Patricio counties, and has been elected by
a majority not far short Of 1000
In the Fourteenth congressional district
siayden is elected practically without op-
position.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

Dallas Texas, November a-Today's was
probably the quietest general election ever
held On Dallas county. There was abso.
iutely no excitement anywhere and the
vote pollcd was not One-half the total
vote. Not a single precinct has made com
plete returns al midnight aud It will be
day or two before the result Is accurate
~ known. The total vote OF the city Is
less than 1000 ont Of a registration Of
$3.50. and the vote in the country precincts
outside the city will hardly exceed the
vote I'm Dallas. The entire democratic
ticket swept the county 10y Il vote Of to
I. and he poll tax amendment also cur
ried heavily. The vote on the amendment
In the city IS about evenly divided, but
scattering returns from the country pre-
cincts show big majority for the PROPOSE
tlon. The county's democratic convention
vote AZ present is thirty. II is not likely
TO be more than twenty in the conventions
Of 1904. II was q wet, nasty day. and
the weather Is largely responsible for the
light vota cast.
Dalhart, Texas, November 4--There were
hye or six fights today, some OF the par
ties received severe wounds, but not fatal
LGnham 224, Burkitt 20.
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Ell PAso.

FL Paso Texas. November 4.-City vote:
L0uham 1919, Burkitt 145, The amendment
was DEBATED In the city according to close
estimates.
FL Paso. Texas, November 4.-The vote
In this city aud county will show a heavy
falling or from the vote OF two years ago
mere was no opposition to the county
democratic ticket. hence little Interest yyns
taken in the election. The republican nom.
inee for governor did not receive 200 votes
IN the county. The only active interest
taken In the election was by ward heelers
who make money at every election herdlnE
MeNicans and purchasahle voters. The
hcelers worked hard to defent the poll tar
amendment, and It Is possible that they
have succeeded In doing 1t In this county
with the connivance OF politicians Re.
turns from none Of the county precincts
are yet in, but It is estimated the demo
cratic ticket. state and county, Will cnrry
by 5000 ma lOrity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
ROBERTSON.

Franklin, Texas, November 4.--rhe vote
so far returned for Robertson county shows
the following result: For governor--Lan-
ham 268B Burkitt IA, Carroll IS
Franklin, Texas November 4.--vote FOR
governor at this box: Lauham byS, Burkitt
- Carroll 3.
1868
Hearne, Texas, November .4.-vote for
governor at this box, Lanharn 300, Bur
Kilt So Carroll 4
Justice Of the peace very close, official
count Of precinct 10 necessary to decide
NIumford, Texas November 4,--Governor
Lanham AS, Burkitt 102, Congress, Scott
Field 56
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
LEON.

Jewett. Texas November 4 The lightest
vote pulled here today ever polled at a gen
cral election. A1vices from different parts
Of the county indicate the election If the
entire State md county ticket, with the
possible exception Of representative; this
will be close between Randolph democrat
and Anderson. Independent. Not over 25O0
votes ont OF $500 votes will be poled in
this county.
Oakwoods, Texas, November 4.--vote for
governor at this box, Lanham, 1870; Bur
Centerville. Tc5os November d Vote for
governor at this box, Lanham, no. Burkitt,
lc3: Freeman 10
Marduez. Texns. November A Hight
vote polled hero, because Of the inclemency
of the weather Counting propressipr very
SLOWLY. Complete returns not In before
midnight: Democratic ticket elected by
safe majority.
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RETURNS FROM TEXAS
Garner Elected by Big Majority
in the Fifteenth District.
Faubon Is Elected to the Senate Over Rountree by a
Good Vote-Coupe of the Regulars for the
House Are Probably Defeated.

The returns from Texas are gratifying in
that they show a solid democratic con
gressionsl delegation. Mr.. Garner having
defeated Scott BY majority estimated at
between 5000 and 1000. 1t is believed that
Mr., Garner carried Nueces. SCOTS home
county; bat II Scott has carried It the
margin is SO narrow that the victory really
amounts 70 little.
A couple Of the regulars for the house
have probably been defeated Mr. Thur
moud having been defeated by York, in
dependent, according to the best adyices
at hand, and Mr.. Randolph of the Leon
Madison district being in doubt. Nichol-
son was elected over Alice in the Ninety
sixth. but neither Of them was In nomina-
tion.
in the Twentieth senatorial district Mr..
FaubioR, the independent. has defeated Mr..
Rountree. the lemoerdttc nominee, appa-
rently.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
FAYETrn.

Carmine, Texas. November 4.-vote ror
governor at this box; Lanham 6i Bur.
Muldoon. Texas. November 4-vote ,o.
governor NJ this box; Lanham s5; Mallett
22 Burkitt 70; Carroll l.
Fayetteville. Texas Noyenber w..
fqr governor at this box: IJanham PSI; Bur.
Elllnger, Texas, November 4.-yete for
10. IVA iN'"Aam -oo' Burkitt
Ledbetter. Texas November 4-vote FOR
soForh2t az TINS box--Lanham 25; Mallett
west Point, Texas, November 4-Gov-
ernor- Lanham 1la; Burkitt T6 Mailett p.
Carroll .. N' -
La Grange. Texas. November f--Ths vo,e
81 far as returned for Fayettc country.
Iwenty-nye boxes ont Of thirty.three show
iof governor. Lanham 2375. Burkitt las
AN old co1nty aud district Officers ~
elected. except County Judge willrich bents
Ehlinger by over 1000 majority.
La Grange Texas, November 4.-yote Tor
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JEBFBRsoN.

OF Beaumont three wards. total yon 2iM
The count Is proceeding slowly. OutLf $50
counted. Cooper for congress, SOS; Nnan.
l ieis' up 9; danham, 4s4; Burkitt. 20; Car.
:, Lefevre leads the State ticket. with
q total OF COS. For State senate. Beatty
99e Calhoun 81; representative, Dun 5iS
Sergeant q. Sufficient returns are In 10
show tina following county ticket: u. r.
wheat, judge; Lee Blsnchette, clerk: Ras
Landry, sheriff; h. BOykn, district clerk /.
y W. Piphln. assessor: r. ID. Kent col
lector; Zip Noryell. treasurer; h. Il. High.
tewSf attorney; G. r. Dnuicls, surveyor.
n. Il Moody, superintendent The race
Tor district Judge between Martin, pres
ent Incumbent, and Pope, Is very close,
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GkAYsuN.

Denlson. Texas. November 4-The cleo
tion here today was unprecedented. No
interest whatever was manifested. Ont OF
Q registration OF $500 only 1920 votes we're
polled The vote for the State ticket, con
gresham, etc. will not be counted until
tomorrow.
Whtesboro, Texas, November 4.-Yote FOR
p; Carroll A.
sherman, Texas, November 4-Vote for
governor at this box as far as will be
counted tonight-Lanham 60; Burkitt 161
Carroll u.
sherman, Texas. November 4-Returns so
FAR for county-Lanham 3141 Burkitt U21;
Freeman o; Carroll so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

WBxahachic. Texas, November 4..-The
election in Ellis county today passed OF
quietly and without much interest shown.
Reports from the country boxes indicate
that there has been a heavy falling off In
the vote. Ellis county representative in
the conventions OF 1904 Will be reduced
from three TO four votes
Ennis, Texas November 4.-vote for gov
ernor at this box. Incomplete: Lnnham
$40; Burkitt 81; Carroll ~.
Milford, Texas, November 4--Vote for
governor at this box: Lanham 1877; Burkitt
IA Carroll A.
Waynhachic, Texas, November 4-Vote
for governor at this box Lanham 70s:
Mallett =; Burkitt 81; Royal o; Carroll 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
GALVESTON.


Galveston. Texas, November affection
returns are coming Va slowly. AT II
o'clock the counted vote stood: For county
clerk. Marrast d34. Law 46S; sheriff. BOYD
b24, Thomas 4ei; tredsurcr, Nolan 54J,
Compton $40; county judge. Campbell 55J,
Fisher 52I for Judge Ftfty-sixth judicial
district, Street 41j, Franklin 22S The first
candidate named for each office Is the
democratic nominee. These partial re
turns are from five city and two country
boxes and are only partial Indications.
However, the entire democratic local ticket
with the exception OF the tax collector
has been elected. Counting of ballots Is
being made slowly and Il will probably
be late tomorrow night before ali the re
turns are all In. The greatest interest has
been manifested In the race for county
commissioners ana county judge, with in
dications for democratic success The com
missioners court will surely he demo
cratic"
Hitchcock, Texas, November 4.-Governor
-Lanham 50, Congress Gregg 90.
la Marque. Texas, November 4.-Danham
Al Burktt 80.
League City, Texas, November 4.-vote
for governor Mt this boX-Lanham 90; Bur
kit II: Carroll 10.
Texas City, Texas, November 4,--Vote for
governor at this box; Lanham 80; Burkitt
II.
Dickinson, Texas. November 4-vote for,
governor ut this box: Lanbam 81; Burkltt
81; Carroll l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

Fort Worth Texas, November 4.-On nc.
count of no arrangements having been
made by the democratic executive com
mittee to receive returns of the election,
only fifteen Of the forty-four precincts OF
the county have been heard from. The
amendment has probably carried There
was only one interesting contest, that FOR
county attorney o. S. Baltimore. deulo.
crat, has 1904 In the precincts reported
and \. a. Dodge, republican, 056 Latti.
more's election IS conceded by about 1900
majority. The amendment has carried in
this county by n good majority. Reports
received tonight from many North Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
LAYACA.

Sinner, Texas. November 4.-Amendment
unanimous Total vote 407. Indications are
that Gray Ia elected county Judge.
Shiner, Texas, November 4--Lanham 119;
Burkitt 20.
cations are that aIi nominees Of white
nuns primary are erected. Democratic
ticket will have big majority. Boxes com
Ing In slowly
Sweet HOME Texas November 4,-Vote
for governor at this box Lanhnm 102; NAL
lett II; Burkltt 40: Carroll 3,
Sublime Texas November Al. G. Gray,
democratic nominee for county Judge, re-
ceived Al votes, James Ballard independ-
ont candidate for same office, received 81
votes
Sublime Texas November 4-Vote FOR
governor at this box: Lqnham So; Mallett
81 Burkitt 40; Royal o; Carroll 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

Yorktown, Texas. November 4.-vote for
governor a. this box-Lanham 146, Bur.
Kilt 1871
YOakum, Texas November 4.-Vote for
governor at these boxes. I.avRca and De
Witt counties, so far counted-Lanham 3l3:
Burldtt 1G3, Carroll %.
Thomaston, Texas, November 4.-Gover.
nor Lanham so, Mallctt /. Burkitt 49, Car
Edgar, Texas, November 4-Vote FOR
governor at this box: Lanham %. Burkltt
40, Carroll 3.
far as returned for Dewitt county FIVE
boxes show FOR Ianhum 800. Maiett IL,
BurNltt 100, Carroll g,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
BAsrBoP.

Elgin, Texas. November 4-Yote for gov
Carroll 8.
Elgin, Texas, November 4--Represeuta-
tive Issacs, democrat, Isl; Turney, re gVb-
lican, ~. So far 26l counted out of AL
polled.
Nastrop Texas, November 1.-The vote
50 far for Bastrop county shows Lanham
80; Burkitt 49, Carroll 2. Legislature:
$ j. Isaac Boz rumcy Ito. For amend
ment I92. against 1SJ
Smthvlle, Texas, November 4.-vote for
governor at this box: Lanham 800. Bur
kit $40; Carroll 6. ont of $3.50 counted !;
there are 275 still TO count.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
HARRIS.

Waller, Texas, November 4.-Yote for
governor at this box-Lanham 90; Burkitt
10; Carroll /,
Waller, Texas, November Vote Mt this
box for senator, Sixteenth dlstrct-tips-
comb "a; BujaC 49,
Dairy, Texas, November 4.-Vote for gov.
ernor at this box-Lanham 20.
Deepwater, TeXns. November 4-Dcep-
water precinct A.. Lanham, Ia Burkltt, H.
Crosby, Texas, November 4.-Lanhum, 80;
Burkltt, %
Webste' Texas, November 4.-vote for
governor at this box-Lanhum n, Burkitt
., Carroll :,
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FAus

Marlin, Texas, November 4-vote IN this
county light Amendment carried No on
position "a county democratic ticket. Dem.
ocratic candidates for Justice and const able
N this precinct elected by about 200 major
ity.
Reagan, Texas, November 4-Vote for
16; Carroll / ~
ernor at this box: Lanham 246
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ANDERSON.

Palestine, Texas, November 4.--The quiet
est election IN the history OF this county
passed oif here today only about LEO votes
were polled, which Is only about two
thirds OF the vote cast ia the democratic
primaries. The democratic ticket from
governor down has Carried the city and also
the county, the local ticket having no
opposition Lahhan, for governor, has
carried the county over Burkitt by large
majority. a slow rain feil all day nud
10 full returns are IL from either city or
county precincts.
Elknaft Texas. November 4.--Yote for
governor at this box: Lanham 23J; Mallett
i Burkltt "a.
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SHELBY.

Tenaha. Texas, November 4.--Yote for
governor at this box; Lanham III, Burkitt
/, Freeman 3.
Center, Texas, November 4.-The vote
so far returned Tor Shelby county shows
for governor Lanham $50, Mallett o. Bur
kit ~, loyal ., Carroll ..
TimpsOn, Texas, November 4-Vote for
governor at this box: Lanham PCS; Mallet
4; Burkltt 12t.
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HARDIN.

Village Mills, Texas, November 4.-Gov-
ernor-Lanham 81; Burkitt 90; Carroll 8
olive, Texas November 4,-Vote for gov
ernor at this boX-Lanham 60; Mallett o;
Burkltt, A.
Sour Lake, Texas, November 4.--Lanham,
30; Burkitt T.
Kountze, Texas, November 4.-Goycrnor--
Lanham 10i, Burkitt rs. Carroll 7.
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BOWIE

Morris, democrat for sheriff will he close
against Moore. republican. but the odds
are against the latter Heavy voting was
made for the poll tax qualification law,
and Official returns UP to now show that
the measure is ahead by 500 majority.
New Boston, Texas, November Alan.
ham 3a5; Burkitt 800
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MILAN.

Mlano, Texas, November 4.--Vote Tor
governor at this box: Lanham II, Burkrtt
% Carroll g,
Thorndale, Texas, November 4.-vote for
governor .at this box; iauham 107; Mallett
i: Burkitt 50; Carroll .
burlington, Texas. November 4.-Vote FOR
governor AZ this box, Lanham 07.
kocktale, Texas, November 4-Tapham
90 Mallett I, Burkitt 81. Light vote. very
little interest manifested
Cameron, Texas, November 4-Vote for
governor at this box. Lanham sol, Mallett
l, Burkltt "A, Carroll /.
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BRAzos.

Weiiborn. Texas November 4.--For COVER.
nor az this box, Lanham "A, Burkitt A,
Carroll l.
Bryan. Texas. November 4.--No figures.
This county goes for the amendment, for
Lanham, Field for congress and Fountain
Tor representative.
College Station, Texas, November A.
Vote for governor az this box; Lanham
$50: Burkitt To- Carroll
Millican, Texas, November 4-For gov.
srnor; Lanhnm 15s; Rurkitt 102