Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 81

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9 or seventy colonela In the war, not NOR
. than 300 now remain, the remainder havin
cmigrated TO Tcxas at the close of the war.
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AN Atlanta special tells OF the quar-
rel between deaf muto and his wife, whicl
resulted In the murder OF the woman by I'M
man. II was not stated how they quarrcled
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THE reception Spain gave the crown
prince OF Germany Is su ggestive of certain
article of candy drops--a thin layer OF sweet
ness around a thimble.mll of cayenne per
per.
Now that sleeping car companies
have been declared responsible for valuable.
stolen from their patrons, the necessity no
longer exists for hiding ones boots under a
pillow.
AN Oil City deacon, being late at
| church asked tho congregation to excuse his
tsrdlncss, as he had been up the night before
| opening the finest lot OF dry goods ever
brought to town.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, is about to adopt
the underground conduct system for tele-
graph and telephone wires. The Courier
Journal believes that the days of tho over
| head wires are numbered
Miss DIME CROOKS, the sweet
singer of sherman, has been rendered a com
plimentary benefit by the people of Bonham.
Why can't we have Miss Dixie to sing for the
music.lovers of Fort WORTH
50 s.
a PETITION will be presented to
congress Immediately upon its assembling
urging that national gallery for the annual
exhibitions of art productions OF The country
be established ct Washington.
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THE pope is represented us espousing
The cause OF the Comtc de Paris in France.
This commitment of Catholicism to the
royalists Is likely TO revolutionize the re-
lIgious sentiment OF tae nation.
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In is not generally known that the
cotton exhibition To be held in New Orleans
in December, 1854, is to celebrate the cyporta-
ton of the first bale of cotton from this coun.
try. 1t was sent to England in 1854.
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ALONG the sides of the Sierra val |
ley, Mt an altitude OF iity to one hundred
feet, there is n warm belt free nom frost and
climate changes, ana which can produce all
the hardy fruits 10 great perfection.
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A fANoRITE device with Irving in
a moment offecling Is FOR him to clutch and
perhaps tear open the collar or loose the
searfthat Is around his neck. He has done
this at some point in every play he has ever
produced.
The Cleburne Chronicle. too, takes
he position that the permanent school fund
must be reimbursed for the depletion occa.
stoned by paying premiums on bonds pur.
'haSed The Legislature of 1850 will take care
hat this is done.
COUNTY CLERK SRsNON of San Fran
'isco, CAL. last week issued marriage II. ,
ense 10 q boy and girl, the former being six.
cen years of age and the latter fifteen. The
'arents of each Were present and consented
o the issuance of the license.
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JUDGE w. X. RANKIN, one of the /
best of Ohio lawyers and an esteemed citi- :.
en- OF Columbus, has four sons, "Flctth, Rlt,
VIII and Carl" He marked out great careers =
n law and literature for the boys--they are
w Oh the road as ministries. every one of
hem.
THE opponents of Jim Wintersmith. /
he Texas candidate for door-keeppr of the a
ouse of representatives., are telling it that II
c contributed to the success of Ochijtrec I'm a
he last election 1t seems that the sins of
he leading Democratic daily in tho state"
re To be visited on al It's employees.
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~ KNOW that ! shall be dead i'm
"cnly-iour hours" said Miss Lizzie Rocker Al
Louisville, one day last week, and at tho n
me predicted she was dead. She had arisen ~
ON ner bed, where She had been prost,ated n
an Fever for several weeks, and dressed \,
erseii to 80 out, when she predicted her
cath rs stated.
IN the neighborhood Of Agra, in In
a. siNty'hNe children, from u few months Ia >,
ur years Old are stated 10 have been car. -
eu ON by wolves during the recent hot -
e"tucr hhn the rains. The ra lines border "
y on the Jumna and Chumbul rivers are r.
les'eu by these animals, which are appsr- ~
'tiS becoming more and more daring year =,
year III
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WEATHER prophets who draw con-
aSionS from tho actions of aui,nsis are now
Houhced by DR.. Abbott of Trenton, n. j..
no asserts that for twenty Yeas he has III
't'hcd the habits of muskrats squirrels VI
II Other animals, and found that their prcp- %
htlohs for winter have no connexions 10
lateNer with the mildness or rigor of the te
preaching season. ~
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n NEW species of the human race is fla
ia process OF deyelspment, says one of
speakers OF the National Academy of
ehceS' Pear mutcs, having a.lunguage of
eir own are gradually becoming isolated
IA other mon, intermarrylng and rsrnIny Va
zeal mute community II VIII at any ratc rs
a peaceful ono; otherwise the prospect is Ca
ylains but pleasing. n,