Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
LEIGH.
phe,menal Winter = Georgeous
snsets and Snnrises.
reuc. Cutting Is Viewed-A Check
IN immigration.
: of a Financial squeeze General
Gleanings.
correspondence of the Gazett,

~ correspondence OF the Gazette.
Icaoo. December II The weatht
~ ! nhenomenal For severa ISeel,
been almost like Indian sun
In fact there has been no winte
nor and the first flake of snow
ALL Ordinarily we are abou
Through the winter by this time
sljttle rough on the coal dealers
nber., clothiers and others, but is,
Ind to the many who hay
little TO spend for an
and fuel. For som,
mast we have been laying i'm
k,Ib,bly gorgeous suns - and sun
The horizon morning and nigh
mply grand. The prevailing hue.
reddish tints, relieved by the mos,
Iful variegated tints and shades
ski.s were never seen before by
majority of the people in this see.
Gazing upon the wonderful
d and shades presented mt times
/ can but think, how unlikely would
such IA coloring if pre-,
Cd on canvas. Various theories
~ advanced rs to the peculiar con.
VI bps but scientists are of the opin-
"a that the light is from the tail of a
ct.
FENCE-CUTTING.
he ience-cutting business i'm Texas
slly q serious matter, and some
gin which not only the injured
but the entire people of the state
~ interested. If something decisive
ot done by the Legislature the STATE
be made to suffer very heavily.
knce-cutting complications have
sdy bad a baneful influence, and
h will not be such an influx of
nl till the matter is i'm some way
ID. From this distance 1t is per-
snot best to enter into considera.
\ dthe causes, rights and wrongs
be difficulty. 1t is enough to look
sefiects which can be clearly dis.
I'd in part if not in whole. BE
auses what they may, they must
nedied or the state of Texas will
most dearly for the trouble.
o'DoNNELL.
sHuous efforts have been made in
yoin behalf of O'Donnell. the
Ed Carey. The city council has
f'hat it could to get the presi-
ySlntercede.
FINANCIAL SQUEEZE.
nave iears OF coming financial |
Eeeie" II not panic, are enter
+: dby many. Not few of the
In the world ofcommerce
mad to retrench here lately. and
scertainly some ground for be-
s That season of hard
n Is imminent If things
me commercial world
q hoo carried to such extremes. it
~ he, possible to ward of these
rs, but there is so much wild
PATTON, so much false show. and
80 ihuch iooseness in meeting OBJ
bhs, that it seems almost out of
1estloh Tor the country to hope
i ge THESE periodical disturbances.
Siet values IN trading are crowded
vie extreme to the other, with
g might of bulls and bears in
and There is very little reason or
on sense used. An evener course
pe assured If there was not so
OF almost brute force used in
Pulatlng markets.
TWO CURRENT TOPICS.
Emma Bond outrage affair and
pfa Burns case are chief among
ht topics.
CHRISTMAS TRADE.
stnas is coming, and the streets 9
Yea and the stores seem to be
Iooverflowing. Indeed they are |
1 d and jammed The stores are t
\ lg heavy business in the holiday i
al me, though the clothing mer- {
iuel men and other branches i
d mpered by the warm, unseason- I
feather.
4GAN's CLAY or THE LAND" q
4 Mexican and Spanish land !.
business in New Mexico :
to be badly in need of .
fgation. Gross violations have :,
ommitted by speculators. Lo- .
pa some of his family might be +
\ tell good deal about the lay of :,
ihd in New Mexico. The gen ,
Fl summer, after his Iuni Indian E
made purchase of an extern
Pttlc ranch there, but his name q
~ hgure in the report OF the =.
AINE's GIFT DISTRIBUTION. a
latter what Mr.. Blaine's inten- |
Fere when he concocted his grand s
lltion scheme, he will only i
Idit for trying to raise Il e polit- /
pnd. Things have come to such Il
: with Mr.. Blaine of Maine that |
Il intentions good or bad, they I
regarded in the light OF wire /
y He has been on the presi-
war-path so long that the peo- !
PIT expect much else from him. il
Yer, Mr.. B. is by no means I
Ind if his distribution scheme /
ot meet with general favor, 1t
hswer the purpose for which II '
fplten up, better than those who /
unfriendly to him are 4
4 Mr.. Blaine would hardly take 1
4tipn of that kind for nothing, and
Purpose is not altogether appa- I
III may be hidden, and will crop II
ste.
II A SERMON.
Lorimer preached an eloquent
Rl on the parable of the servant
'pwed his king "A thousand talents
Ioild not pay, and was dealt with =
Jasionately, but VIII oimmediately
~ and cast into prison a fellow
a who owed him "a small amount
ould not pay. The reverend =
oman took the ground that every :
ought to be more strict in meet :
rsonal obligations, and less eN- i
in having other people hlee' a
obligations. He says, WIN :
that MANS inhumanity 70
makes countless thousands q
l."
|0RTURES OF TANTALUS.