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STILL GROWING
HE NOW HAS MORE THAN THIR
TYONE PER CENT OF THE POP
ULAR VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
Todays Galveston News says
The returns Uiat the News prints
this morning added to those hereto
fore published with due revision ac
count for a total vote of 227397 which
in all probability Is more than two
thirds of the whole vote casL From
thirtysix counties these returns are
complete while from a larger number
of counties there is lacking only the
returns In some Instances of one or
two boxes to make them complete
The counties from which the returns
are complete are as a rule the smal
ler ones
Of this total vote of 227397 the sev
eral candidates for governor give the
following
Campbell 71193 Brooks 55954
Colquitt 5027C Bell 49934
It will be seen that Mr Campbells
vote is slightly more than 31 per cenL
of the whole that of Judge Bell a lit
tle less than 22 per cent that of Judge
Brooks slightly less than 23 per cent
while Mr Colquitts vote Is a little
more than 22 per cent of the whole
The returns which tho News print
ed yesterday showed that Mr Camp
hell had received a little more than
30 per cent of the total vote account
ed for at that time so that the re
turns received yesterday indicate a
slight gain It will be also observed
that whereas Mr Colquitt was only
about 3000 votes behind Judge Brooks
In the returns printed yesterday he is
by this mornings returns more than
5000 behind him Judge Bell ad
vanced In the returns rccolved yester
day and he Is now within about 300
votes of Mr Colquitt Of course it
will be remarked that tho contest is
wonderfully close only 6000 votes
neparattag the lastthree candidates
The Records Summary
Fort Worth Texas July 31 The
Record this morning says Returns
last night have made no definite
change in the situation as to any of
the state candidates Campbell leads
for governor Brooks and Colquitt are
running close for second place with
a probability that Bell will show bet
ter In the finals than at first and that
he may even close for second place
Bell has gained more than any other
candidate since the first returns were
received though ho has not yet
gained enough to change the position
first Indicated
The popular vote Is as unreliable In
this race as in a presidential election
Each countys convention vote Is
based upon its vote for governor In
the last state election A county that
voted heavy for governor two years
ago may have voted comparatively
light In the primaries last Saturday
and vice versa
When a contest is at all close the
result cannot be known until the re
turns are all In verified and figured
Into the pro rate as required by law
and It is altogether likely that com
plete returns will not be known until
formally qamassed by the county con
ventions next Saturday
The Records additional returns last
night show gains for Brooks and Bell
but Campbell maintains his distinct
lead
For treasurer Sparks Is so far ahead
that his nomination may be conceded
For land commissioner Terrell is
far ahead
For justice of the court of criminal
appeals Hendersons lead over John
cannot be overcome
For lieutenant governor Hills poj >
ularvote is 58CC2 Davidsons 51770
For railroad commissioner Williams
C4034 Storey C1350
Still In the Race
It has been rc > orted that I have
withdrawn from the race for Con
stable Precinct 1 I wish to state that
I am in the race to the finish
31Gt J L Boyd
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PALESTINE TEXAS TUESDAY AFTERNOON JULY 31 1906
I
REPORTED TODAY
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AT
SVEABORG FORTRESS SEIZE
THE FORT IN FIGHT
Special to the Herald
Helsingford Finland July 31 The
most serious mutiny Uiat has occur
red within the Russian empire since
the dissolution of the douma occurred
today at Sveaborg Fortress which
guards the harbor Tho soldiers of
the garrison and the sailors of the
fleet arc effected and the uprising
promises to be serious A fight en
sued when the older troops were
called out The mutineers were vic
torious and seized the fortress The
warships in tho harbor refused to fire
on tflo mutineers
Agitators arc now in the provinces
asking the people to obey the strike
orders
FIVE HUNDRED KILLED
Artillerymen Joined the Mutineers
i Infantrymen Remain Loyal
Special to the Herald
Stockholm July 31 A Helsingford
dispatch states that the artillerymen
have Joined the Sveaborg mutineers
while the Infantrymen remain loyal
The artillerymen trained their guns
on the local troops five hundred of
whom were killed and wounded
The ships took part In the fighting
later and bombarded the fortress
Cannon reports were heard for miles
around and the Inhabitants of the
surrounding country and cities are
fleeing from danger
The mutiny began among the min
ers and sappers this morning at
Weapon depot The mutineers made
prisoners of the officers and elected
leaders In their places The mutineers
havo control of half of the fortress
and t t Tho naval arsenal
Fl
ARE AFTER A NEGRO
MOB OF FIVE THOUSAND MEN
WAIT FOR ARRIVAL OF NEGRO
BRUTE AT MAYFIELD KY
Special to the Herald
Mayfield Ky July 31 A mob of
five thousand men awaited during the
early hours this morning for the ar
rival here of Allen Mathlas the negro
assailant of Ethel McCIaln The young
lady is In a precarious condition The
Louisville court ordered Mathlas tried
here The gallows was constructed
Monday and the trial Is set for today
The citizens have sworn that
Mathlas will hang today legally or
otherwise A company of militia has
been mobilized here The citizens
are wild to avenge the crime and ex
citement is running high
Feeling Grows Stronger
Special to the Herald
Mayfield Ky July 31 Court ad
journed until 7 oclock tonight await
ing the arrival of Mathlas The latter
Is being brought here under heavy
guard It is thought that the law will
take its course though the feeling of
the people against the negro grows
stronger every hour
Will Not Live Ten Minutes
Special to the Herald
Louisville Ky July 31 Allen
Mathlas was In great terror when
taken from the jail here this morning
and started on his journey to May
field A deputy sheriff with his guard
said Mathlas would not live ten min
utes after reaching Mayfield
NEGRO ANNOUNCES
For Lieutenant Governor of Alabama
A D Wimbs Republican Leader
Special to the Herald
Birmingham Ala July 31 For tho
first time since the reconstruction era
a negro 1ms announced his candidacy
for lieutenant governor of Alabama
He is A D Wimbs of Greensboro and
Is prominent In state Republican pol
itics
A New Home
Alderman Jno S Temple on yester
day moved into hiH new home on Ten
nessee Avenue The home Is a large
twostory house on beautiful prem
lses and the alderman has cause to
be proud of his place
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A Live Newspaper Denotes a Live Town The Herald is a Live Newspaper
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The Little Boys Need to be
Dressed Accordingly
We have a Nice Lot of Buster Brown wash Suits
for little fellows from 2i to 6 years
In tho midst of the warm session wo want to closo
this out and announce tho following out In PMcos
300 Suits all linen in Gray and
little Suit now
2 50 Suits white linen now
2 00 Suits brown linen now
1B0 Suits white Oxford and blue linen now
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PALESTINE TEXAS
Surplus and Profits 53055117
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Surplus and Profits
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A CONSTITUTIONAL
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS TODAY FOR TRANS
VAAL GREAT INTEREST
Special to the Herald
London July 31 A bill granting
a constitutional government to the
Transvaal was Introduced In the house
of commons today It Is regarded as
the most Important piece o construo
tive legislation that has been b
parliament InthV
passed the Transvaal will be free
with the same form of government as
that enjoyed by Canada
At
CZARS PALACE IN FLAMES
Llvidia Says
Matins
a Telegram
In Paris
to the
Special to the Herald
Paris July 31 The Matins prints
an Odessa dispatch from Llvidia which
says the czars palace at that place is
In flames the result of revolution
ists work
STRUCK TODAY
FIVE HUNDRED MEN QUIT WORK
ON THE PENNSYLVANIA TUN
NEL THIS MORNING
Special to the Herald
New York July 31 Five hundred
men struck at the Pennsylvania lim
nel this morning and ref Je t > go to
work They are in sympathy with
the electrical workers tlW cxpacied
iiditheg8jfcrilIiEp or
dfit Omr iJJDuSauuT nlclF
left the Belmont tunnel job at noon
On
FATAL WRECK
the Santa Fe This Morning A
Brakeman Was Killed
Special to the Herald
Swanee Okla July 31 Bert Hack
ley brakeman was killed and two
others fatally Injured in a wreck on
the Santa Fe this morning A local
went Into a ditch piling nine cara up
No passengers are reported seriously
hurt
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