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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
pur GAZETTE FORT WORTH YExAs THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20

Gonzales faquirc,. We are told
that lust before the rains of last week,
,yheii cattle could not get water, Mr.
nor Burnet found number of the
.tock of his neighbors standing ut the
cate of his pasture looking longingly
eet The water within. Mr.. Burnet
nnened the gate and drove them in,
and told his neighbors TO bring their
cattle to his water. He also offered to
bs one to roll up his wire fence until
The drouth ended. Mr.. Burnet is not
\ stranger to generous deeds, and has
a warm place In the love of his people.
We don't think his fence will be cut.
Bellville. Times: TO ascertain the
amount of cotton produced in Austin
county, we obtained complete list of
the ginners In the county, and sent
each one postal card with request to
forward us the exact number of bales
gjnned last year. Out OF the seventy
two ginneis we received replies from
sixty, their aggregate repoTt amounted
10 Is, $50 or an average of 426 bales
each. Estimating the remaining
twelve not heard from at an average
of 1875, we find that the total number
of bales raised in the county Is 30,0T2.
This is two per cent. of the crop raised
in the entire state, and represents an
annual income to the county of $l,-
h32 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
TEXAS STATE NEWS,

AT Tyler saloonist failed few days
| ago, ana ms creditors, in looking about
,oI missing goods, found couple ol
parreis oil whisky stakcd out in y hal.
low Tree TWO or three miles from town.
A negro debating club of Sulpbny
springs debated the question: ,.Whsn
| watermelon vine runs on Ia anotI,ar
man = land, who is the owner of ~,
watermelon? VIC
Iaihot Il. Chisum, who wascontrr.a
III Nneces, aud jailed in ITvnlds -
"ahteu IN henderson formurder con-.
lhitteu IN 1866. IL is reported tant ha
acknowledges killing at a hubble bar-
necuc an X-Conie,ierate recruiting ~
iicer LOT his'reatment in The war.
Boerne Adpaac.: There ia hn,,.
hying around by The IiftIa in @1,'iN
Win sheep bell fastened 10 II W.,
can near the tinkle of the hell as n az az
through the mir, and none of tha ,,t,ie,.
nuzzards will allow il to c,1ne 80 49,
them. 1t would seem that even ~, a.
nave snperstitious fears. 9'ids
,Siarshall Hcyai,i: There are no IN.
u,eo'iohs OF action set among tho n,er-
N I,..ti' ana property-hoiders to bnili
-. -N'. ANsNt 10 connect with fha
nilio" gauge system; but il is hein1
1alIel OF considerable, and the graaS
inheritance OF such road will soen nv @s
t = il1 1T must be built or MarshsII
- IL. Wood who lives near p.,nnl,
90. q steel trap 10 catch a ,nnssn',,,
, Which ne supposed was depredasinr n,I
az. .is heh'roost. He was sururisa' ~
t morning to lind II eatan,onnt az -
iisSe' long The Times Vouchrs far n ye
w oou and the catamounf So, ~
- Varmints arc always suscenti t,
y = Icing stretched, or, in other Nn ,s.3se
''sS possess great elasticity N''''
hoerne ddoance: DR.. West has SON.
nety curious and interesting reolo o9,.,e
,.es '.' and We understand sn, c"
en lie also has fine co sn,le
.igad az ancient and modern coins ~
, aneo vegetables, wood et,, R b.,
,esI OF all the doctor believe be h.s p 1n
hele'on OF David Crockett tha Al N1a tne
zero, The bones were dug M M N fad. :
MN he Alamo IAN by q laborer, Milo s avon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

The North American ReUiotc for
October presents most attractive table
of contents. Senator n. z. HILL writes
of 'Gold and Silver as Standards of
Faiue,n and maintains that silver
should be coined as well as gold, not
for the purpose of Initiating the curren-
cy, neither in the interest of silver
mining industry, but for the broader
and more equitable purpose ofpreserv-
ing uniformity in the value of metallic
money, and Of preventing such con-
traction Of the volume of money as
would produce. financial disaster In
Some Aspects of Democracy in Eng
land A. V. DICEY makes clear to
the American reader how it is that,
while all the forms OF monarchy and
sristocracy persist in Britain, the De-
mocracy, or, in other words, public
opinion, absolutely controls the action
of the government. Under the title of
Cooperative Distribution, = the REV.
DIR. r.. HEBER NEWTON gives an IN
structive historical sketch of The rise,
progress and iluctuation of co-opera-
tive merchandising in the United
States for the past fifty years. PROF.
w. BOYD DAWKlNS writes of early
Man in America whose mode of life
and whose implements appear to have
been Identical with those OF the races
that contemporaneously inhabited the
the Mediterranean countries, the Nile
basin, and the tropical forests Of India.
The possibility of Astronomical Col
lisions,n whether of the fixed stars
with one another, or of comets with
the sun, the earth, or the other planets
is considered by PRoF. G.. A. You've.
MoNcuRE ID. CONWAY discourses
iearnedly, and at the same time most
overwhelmingly upon the '.Saint Pat
rick Myth" VAN buren, DENsLow.
IN an article on BOARD of Trade Nor
atty makes vigorous defense of the
practices of tho Corn Exchange. and
in particular replies to the structures of
MIR. HENRY d. LLOYD, contained in
the Repie,c for August. FREDERICK
HARRISON contributes an article inval-
liable to the historical student, on
Histories Of the French Revolution. y
Finally, the REV. l.. Il. HALE pre-
senta an inventory of the volume and
distribution Of Social Forces in the
United States Published at 80 La
fayette Place, New York. S5.ooayear,
80 cents Il number.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

THE refusal of the county Democ-
racy to accept the invitation TO fuse
and act in harmony destroys All hope
entertained for unity of action in the
state convention The Tammany,
Irving Hall and county Democracy
viii all present themselves at Buffalo.
when the state convention assemblies.
and demand admission AS the simon
pure, unadulterated Democracy of the
! city OF New York, who are alone en-.
| titled to recognition. II requires nc
prophetic pen to tell the action of the
convention. IL will admit them all
dividing The vote between them. and
when the work is completed and the
delegates return home TO enter
upon The canvass, the usual "kickn
w!llsbe msde by the dissatisfied Gle
nient, and some one of the parties GER
tain TO be dissatisfied with some mart
OF the ticket. The leaders of the
county Democracy have taken this No.
ton without consulting the voters or
taking their views and wishes into
consideration, thus constituting
themselves the political bosses OF that
part OF the Democracy of New York
'h@t conferred upon them the tempo
rary authority which they possess
Another wing OF the Democracy of
New York might, with the same pro-
prlety set themselves up as the "regu-
lar" Democracy OF the city. and select
and send delegates to the state con
vention, and the proceedings might
he extended in this direction without
unit There seems no prospect of
purifying the party In the chief city
ana eNpurgating its unruiy members.
me state convention which alone nos.
sesscs the power to do this, seems 10
lack the nerve TO do what eyervona
must see is political necessity, If tbe
Democrats desire to carry New Yorl,
IN the ensuing presidential campaign
Inc sehism must be healed and healed
this fall. 1t will be too late TO undar.
take to doso next year In The midst of
a heated canvass. One, and only one
OF these several organizations is riyh,
ana there should be wisdom enonyb
~ the party in the state to discover
whicii one, and there should be reso-
'ulon enough to seat that one and ex.
olaae the Others. So long AZ the XII.
kenny eat method of warfare contin.
u's within the party, just SO long de.
Itat VIII await it. The New York
democracy owe something to the ma.
-iohai party, and 1t should recognize
ne laet and unite in some way in a
cause against acommon EN-. |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
LAMAR COUNTY.
A serious Shooting Anray-Carl Woodland
ed-Intorss.ing Items
from Paris.

L
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
| Paris, September ia shooting af-
fray occurred here last night in the
Lamar bar at half-past eleven o'clock,
between s. Braden, proprietor of the
Lamar bar, and Ollie Cooper. Six or
seven shots were fired, only one of
which took effect NJ. Cooper was
wounded in the fleshy part of the
right arm near the shoulder, the ball
passing out behind the shoulder blade
and inflicting painful wound. A
number of rumors are atl0at this morn
| ing as to the origin of the shooting.
Your reporter had it from gentleman
this morning that Cooper and some
others were in the upper story of the
saloon, when Mr.. Braden went up and
asked them to come down, as it was
getting late. They remained a while
longer, when Mr.. Braden re-
peated his request, and the
gentlemen came down, when some
triiling words passed between Bratien
and Cooper. AS Cooper went out OF
the door his sleeve was eau chit in clos
ing 1t, 80 that he could not extricate
himself, and after trying for some
time he knocked out the glass in the
door, and the shooting commenced
about this time. Both of the parties
are regarded as generous men here,
and not lacking in the moral courage
70 arrange the difficulty in an honor
able manner, and it is therefore hoped
that no more trouble will come out
Of 1t.
Carl Woodland, highly respected
citizen OF this county, was killed a few
m hni
night. 1t - Impossible to get the par
ticulars even at this date. There is u
probability that it viii develop n very
ugly affair
Mrs. J. l.. Terrell died mere this
morning. a great deal of sorrow Is
manifested on account of her death
She has been long known as one
among the first in all charitable works
and in all enterprises undertaken by
the ladies of the city. She was con
nected with the family of General :.
Is. Maxey, and by her first marriage
was the wife of w. II. Long, General
Maxey's law partner. At the time OF
her death, she WAS the wife of j. l..
Terrell OF the firm Of 7. d. CRAIG n
Co., and was good and true woman.
bar association WAS organized here
on the nth inst, by the Young law
yers of Paris, with "the elevation of
the bar and the advancement of lis
members" as their object.
"A IRE occurred here on the NIGHT of
ihe 10Th at the Texas IL Pacific depot
by which car aud car load of furni-
lure was consumed. The fire broke
out late in the night aud your cores.
pond,ent did not so TO it, The loss was
small and the railroad was the losar
A very interesting question hoa
arisen here between the NortA Team
ana the Peopte'$ Inyormey, the latter
being a newspaper owned and con.
Quoted by one Byron Gunner, colored.
NJ Gunner has been urging some ar.
tlcies which smack very much ofsocial
equailty Boyd, OF the North 3esao.
Ia ms last issue publishes q very cool
ana i deiib.erate as well as sensible criti.
clsm On Mr.. Gamers articles. So far
as your reporter can learn Mr.. BOYD is
endorsed by q large majority Of both
whites and blacks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
TlE CASH uAlASor.
Houston post.l

TENAs Is ridiculed by friend and 70,
alike tor che enormous size Of nor cash
balance, which is laying up in the
state treasury until It's very homes are
growing rheumatic from inactivitv
ana lack OF exercise. Various reme.
0les are offered for this alleged evil
ana various propositions are suggested
tor the jadicious Investment az th;s
s""', Out 'hey are usually weakened
oy me fact that they bear the discoI.
GRAFTON and tincture of interest IN ono
way or the other, and SO cam,
para''Veiy UNDECIDED. Our good stata
mas comfortable snn =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

| THE american Register gays that
Massachusetts, is torn up over the
dreadful possibility Of another triumph
for BUTLER. The blue-blooded ele-
ment of Beacon Hill, in Boston. and
the civil service philosophers who
dwell in sylvan retreats elsewhere in
the state, are in travail lest the
courageous and sturdy governor be
again elected to rule over them. The
-taid dignity and oppressive respect
ability OF the state was dreadfully out
ragged by the reformatory zeal of the
governor; and apprehensive that an
other term might give him still
greater opportunity of investigation,
and cause still more humiliation and
criticism, they are especially exer-
cised to know what TO do about it
They are fully satisfied that one more
term with BUTLER as governor would
undo them completely, and tear
the mask of pharisaical hypocrisy
entirely from them, leaving them
exposed to the merciless criticisms of
people upon whom they were won't
TO look with patronizing contempt.
Yet the boom for BUTLER still conlin.
ues, and the mass of the voters are
with him. 1t is dreadful picture
which Massachusetts Bay now pre-
sents, and the possibility of another
Democratic victory fills these pure
souls with things unutterable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
B0aquE COUNTY
NH2nse OF Venue Ia the white Cas.-Tho
""""S Case Continued Other Court
items aud Local Notes.

vase continued Other Court
| items and Local Notes.
Resemblance OF the Gazette
morgan, September ls-Tn the caeo
asaihst white for the killing OF The
sses'erauo CaVanaugh, the state moved
W . cnahge of venue, which the conrt
sIantea, after hearing the states rea.
sons ior The same. The case will ha
''i ic, az CIeburne, in Johnson countv
~ ne case or Marshal Woody. who Is
VlWmaarged with The same offensn ns
, Wm.te' was continued until the
term of The court
=, tin'sa'se OF Venue was also tried for
s''iS o''Se nut was not obtained.
81 yer colt, an attorney of tho
terdav 't ~, oir, was confined in Jail yes
OF court oohtehipt
ro a new trial has been granted Rob
- ,ne notorious COW thief.
MI, wynn, colpred, was tried ~
and n Friday for stealing cnttle
penitentialy III Tue
wh hns north bound passenger train
ahont y que here at 1870 D. m. WAS
Wr i Tf hours late yesterday.
Alox.a-al l Van Dorm Batemnn OIL
Friends io was shaking hands with |
i nv IN Morgan Sunday.
inv TO-, i ,,i Stovall, OF Hico, is visit.
'"S her parents at this place.
!, y aFge number of Morrnnitos Ia,
business IN Meridian last Week. i'''
shaa young man who was berdins
1h;eep Tor VIM. Judson had a pistol is
us pocket, when he stumbled and eli
wv .he pistol went OIL; the bali loagsn
NJ ',s ,i ,e!t leg above the knee, infllct.
Antonio. rom san
'ection. 80" every d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

pin money In her purse, 1t Is tr ne, but
compare her area TO that of those little
states In the galaxy OF the Union and
Il will be found that she has but u
small sum. Put Rhode Island Ia q
corner of Tom Green County and some
of the other Eastern States in Preside
and Pecos counties, apportion them
their share of the cash balance and
they will not be overloaded with it.
Texas has n great sum of money on
hand for one State, but there is great
ceal of Texas to be taken into consider.
alton. However, il our state is 50
"boastly rich in ready cash and
Is anxious to get rid of il there
are good many ways in
which It can be judiciously in
vested. There are quite a colony Of
lunatic and insane people swelterlng In
county iails and all over the country
for whom accommodation might be
prepared; there is the Alamo neg
lected; there are several ports of entry,
in name, which could be made so in
fact, and, if these are sufficient to re-
duce the cash balance to respectable
proportions, there are thousands OF
good citizens overerowding the labor
markets of the East who would like TO
have land to live on and till and n
small sum of money to tide them over
the first few years, when they could
pay it back with interest. There are
several methods of spending money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

PBoF. LANGsToN, n coiored man
from ST. Louis, who has held the place
Of minister to Hayii through three
administrations is at home on leave
OF absence aud is giving his views upon
the negroes relations to the Repuoli-
can party. He very correctly states
that If the Republicans were sincere
in their oft-repeatet assertions that the
negro was liberated upon q well
grounded principle that in this coun-
try all men should be free, the negro
owes nothing TO the party, but should
exercise the right OF suffrage untram-
neled by any sentimentality,
OF idea OF gratitude TO the Republi-
cans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

ShNAroR McpnERsoN's extraordi.
hafiis tanning speech before the stare
eoayeniion OF New Jersey was not a
credit to him. Tho public had riqht
W expect something more from HIM
'han y repetition Of the stale express.
SONS, turn the rascals out;n che
republican party must gon and SINH.
iaf POT house utterances. There il
abundance OF agreement against the
continuation Of the Republicans IN
power which a new man Of NlcpngR.
SONS supposed attachments could
nave presented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

DisPNrcnrs to the GAZETTE from,
iohgview, published In our ,ele-
saph'e columns yesterday, prove con-
.'usiNeiy the correctness of the opin
. m Impressed few days since, ihat
uie danger was more imaginary than
'S"', ana mat the people took counsel
~ heiF Fears rather than of their
judgments a party OF armed men
marching Upon u church, where the
enemy WAS supposed 10 have been
concealed, and finding i, empty, must
nave 'ei1 very cheap. However, they
can console themselves with tho "a
nee'loh that eternal vigilance is tho
price of liberty. '"S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

not otherwise have achieved. Inc
testimony taken, save that OF Mr.
CALmouS, has teen vague and uncer-
tain. and will be as useless lot OF ruo'
bish as could be well accumulated
II will not be worth printing, and II
ever read will convey no information
of vnlne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

AUSTIN dispatches 10 The Galveston
Ne'o' stat Ina, the or Ter 70, the de.
stFue'ion OF the poles on wire OF the
Frontier Telegraph company which
occupied the right OF way Of the rail.
road company was done upon orders
from the management. The telegraph
company do not propose TO rctalate
IN KIND, hut will seek redress In The
courts which the railroad should
have done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

TIIE public look with interest to the
course to lie pursued by the president
ia regard 10 the MAHoNE circular
levying contributions upon the depart
ment clerks, credited 30 the Old be-
minon. JAY HrRBELrIs,I Is not yet
eSiinct in Washington. 1t has only
changed iis name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

T'irE state ticket in Ohio is not endan
gered 10y the detection in Hamilton
county. Both parties in the county
will vote the state ticket solid, but the
county ticket and legislative caudi-
dates viii doubtless lie defeated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

WHEN the president and his cabinet
meet once more in Washington some
one will have to introduce them
to each other. Protracted absence has
doubtless caused them to forget.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

A PERSONAL campaign in Maasa-
chusetts would be the very thing to
suit BEN BUTLER. He does not mind
abuse. .and hurling epithets is one of
his best holds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

ihE only genuine service which
senator BEARS labor committee Win
nave performed, is 20 AFFORD a LOT .,
cranks Tx HENRY GEoRaE an opnor
'unlty OF airing their hobbies at gov.
eminent expense, aud 10 give them n
''''iohat 'i9soriety which they would
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

InE people Of Louisville exhibited
Their contempt for such actors as
CHARLES aud Bon Ford by Kissing
them when they appeared before the
lootlights. What were The heightened
Virtuons people doing at an entertain
ment where the names OF these wor-
fhies appeared on the bills as the chief
attraction?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

a RAILROAD company has too much
interest in preserving law and order
In Texas to set an example Of lanIess-
ness. Il would be considered hard
ship by them is aggrieVed citizens Of
the state should take the law into
their hands and tear Up tile compa-
MICS tracks TO redress a wrong.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

A 0ELE,hRArRD.-And Justly so -
xnoiAkks ENGLISH REMEDY for CON
1 on'p po Coughs and Colds. Prics
loc, aoc, and IL. Sold by Hoe
Il. n. BRUNswIG & Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20

Iowa is about to take its place in the
column Of doubtful states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
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DonnslI, Lawson 4 Ss ID ~.
Valley Nationsl nSr ystoaS ~,
portsrs' aud Trade u nj. Gslu
York; First Nations e asns. yss
Citizens Bank OF Leu
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