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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Who VIII Go 10 Vioksl,nrr2

The GAZETTE published one morn
ing last week II quite full list of the
gentlemen designated by the governor
10 represent Texas in the National
Cation Planters association. The an
nual session of this organization meets
Mt Nicksburg, Mississippi, commenc-
ing the 2lst instant, and the go vernon,
IN naming these delegates, simply
complies with a request to him TO that
eilect. lie has no funds mt his disposal
TO pay their expenses, and they can
30 or stay ut home as they see lit. The
list is long one, covering about all of
the cotton-growing counties of the
state, and glancIng over 1t we find the
names OF gentlemen who have more
than local reputation, not alone AS cx-
pefienced, practical planters, hut also
rs really representative citizens. 1t il
perhaps TOO much TO expect that all or
even a majority of these gentlemen
viii have the INCLINATION or opnortu.
nifty 10 leave home and 20 TO Vicks.
burg, especially if they must bear
Their own expenses. But surely II isnot
too much 10 hope that several, mt least
dozen OF the leading ones, will have
the public spirit to accept the trust
and let Us have Texas properly repre-
sented In the meeting. The occasion
VIII be an interesting one. King Cot
ton for though not an absolute mon
arm now as In times past, he is yet
Il monarch--will be the topic, and
prominent cotton growers will be
there from every cotton state. By an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Tho Adiutan..G oneral,s snggestion.

Its not likely that Acknowledgement
King measured the full force and losi-
cal effect ofhis language in declaring
that shcepmen were to be charged
with cowardice who omitted to take
the law in their own hands and STAY
the yiolators Of their rights. The laws
allow the use of violent measures only
against men who threaten or attempt
the lives Of others. We are supposed
to live under the protection Of the law,
and TO II we are To direct our demands
for redress. Are we to return to the
pnmeyal state OF society, when II
mans rights were TO be secured only
by force? What are we supporting
system of constabuiary for If we must
at lust take the field with arms for the
protection of our property? The pos
| session OF physical courage is an adj
mirable quality that excites respect in
every manful sOul. but il is Il quality
that Is better restrained than in action,
except in the most extreme cases. It is
not very prudent 10 encourage such a
spirit in Texas, where the ".,roitra-
nient of the revolver Is more quickly
sought than legal protection. If every
man in the disturbed counties-in
Hamilton county, where the carrying
of dangerous arms is prohibited by
l'w-is to constitute himself the re-
dresser oil his own wrongs, the adiu.
taut-gencral can readily forcsee the
resulting state of affairs and he would
be the last To think of promoting such
a thing by his advice or encourage.
ment. Aud what kind of an "immi.
grntion scheme" is 1t, to tell the home
seekers Of the world that Hamilton
county is n land lowing with milk
and honey, but iflunrauders come and
seek to destroy life and property, all
one has to do Is to Ice brave and de-
iend himself We hardly thinl; the
acknowledgements suggestion will at
tract land buyers 10 Hamilton county
or sheep rnisers I" any part of Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
The News Pretensious.
Fort Worth nomocrnt.I

lfort worth democrat.
:, we are glad 10 see the daiIy press of
the state exposing the fallacious head.
me OF Che Galveston News, "cireuln-
tion equal to that of NIL the other doilv
press OF The state combined.n We ore
willing to accord to the News the
largest circulation of any paper i'm the
state, out not equal to that of all The
"iher daily papers. and it shows the
possession of a good deal of gall" on
me part Of the News 20 keep SUCH n
ialiacieus statement so prominently
before the eyes of its readers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
The German MS a Ciiipnn-
lNew Orlenns Tlmes. nomncrni

The Fort Worth GAZETTE mako.
some excellent remarks upon the value
OF The German as "A citizen. Texas Inns
been much sought by this nationality
ana with the most gratifying results
both TO the individual and the state,
IL has a greater number of Germnns
within its borders engaged i'm nDri-
cultural pursuits than either Ohio or
Missouri, and, in time, will surpnss
these states in its Teutonic population.
The effect of the presence Il these men
IS always discerniblc. Some of the
most prosperous cities and towns in the
state have been develonad and made
successful by their sturdy and admir-
able qualities. Wherever they -. law.
order and thrift are sure 10 dwell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Lawyer GRAMS Disgrace,


The recent action of the Hillsbou
, bar, with reference to MIR. Grain, IA law
yer of Hillsboro, reflects credit upon
the legal profession at large. The de
tails have been given in the GAZETTE
albeit in rather meager shope. Mr..
Grain was retained TO defend Varnell
ana Walker, the Two principals in the
disgusting tragedy That led to the
death, last spring, of Mr. Land, rep
utabie citizen of Hill county, residing
near Hubbard City. 10 boost up the
cause OF his clients, Grain went North,
where the Land family lived before
coming to Texas, and protested to
hunt up data respecting the character
of the Misses Land, daughters of the
murdered man. He came back in due
time, and in the columns of the Hills.
boro Mirror perpetrated publication
concerning these two friendless girls
that was simply atrocious. Granting
that his information was true, the
statements published by him were
nothing short of outrageous. They
offended common decency, and must
have brought blush TO the cheek of
every virtuous woman who read them.
Ills whole aim was to utterly ruin the
character of the Misses Land. There
vas prompt and oltspoken indigna-
ton. From Illinois, the former home
OF the maligned young women,
there came an earnest protest
and denial, signed and attested by
members Of the best citizens there
men occupying high personal and Of
ilclai station. Grain had sowcd the |
tempest and lie reaped the whlrlwind. |
His postulates were thrown to the
ground His fabric of collateral tcsti-
mony was punctured ike a bubble.
and covered with chagrin and defeat,
he stood without an apolopist. Hjsl
brother attorneys were not slow To net
lhey joined unanimously in n peti-
ton to District Judge Abbott for
Grains disbarmcnt And the nisera.
able man, when arraigned at the bar o,
justice, could only plead guilty and !
throw himself upon the mercy OF tho
court If he found mercy the fact has
not yet been made known TO the pub.
he. We repeat that the Hillshorn
lawyers have none too much con-
science. 1t is vindication of profess
sion that has ever been Intimately al
lied not alone with civil liberty, but
with social order and stability.
AND 1t is warning to the shysters and
INSCRIPTIONS that there lisa limit TO
legal "expedients' and methods. All
over the state the example will be
noted and commended and Grains
disgrace will have an effect, the good
OF which is hardly to be measured.
score another for the lawyers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
MORRIS COIa1L


Correspondence OF me c'll ~, .-s
Daingerfieid, Aovs NV, ~
NJ; flinister, q weii.kn.. !. sisd
this county, died heie"
of pneumonia. !, 4. 81
Ibe farming ciass " ". x 7
rounding counties NC n II
gathering their crops ,',.,ias ! :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

- -<~u
h as, ,hi. since ls5 1un' q y
Be nss lumber and clo... Y
send : mat .sl. i has be s'ssa
this c i second switch y =,
N m,' v''s' Of local freIpiss, s
the Hpp't ten force, inclusive inclusive MI
!, nose seems ms, sufficient f. =
most orderly city IN N A.
co MIR; ,R!epena, while j., $.
wl1ar:y ], seeing the pUI
l Gnere ne thought Is nv
back, ini fIiioting Ny dill
'atal wound. y . dsnssrs
o. cotton for ,nnllahcobss
and a half cent whl,h tbts
on probing deep Ip, ! !. va
n l'aa EN-, empiied he ~" e[, sihs
O'u mattresses Int, f d. y,
threw himself IN p ;, sisiy
a trn I Ina. At Nayasota , wIla
p b,, having l1Sg his mort @l' a,, "
a ni FEW on si.r the track and dY ~
lii, 4 little child q
KILLED sl,led 4. near !, Melissa a. 4, / n
We're on CHER WAN ,'" y snt
t the wagon was dr Il : ,aseas
she fell ilV wI'G I, chair lipgs,s' |.
minutes. " 70 ildht 1,
oa i; NJ Me yi, Isss and rI.r..
one OF f, whom sieken,ssa0 y I, ls's
and w npe Other y, died vsIs q 4,
,hild's funeral, tbe s'. ~, W
was thought csnya lss n'a az
n ~ Their returning fyom 1.
'oih of their childrs,' SsaA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

The Austin people have heeen look.
l!lg ut spots. on the sun.
Abilene voted special school tax,
put mas made no provision for us col
| lection.
The Quaker colony in Crosby coun-
~ have raised fine crops this wear, eX-
cept corn. ~
lhe boys in Comanche amuse them
s '' ~ night by tying empty oil cans
The bell and new seats for the new
Methodist church in Granbury have
been received.
The Orange county grand iurv nuts
us loot down squarely on selliur
liquor to mi.urs.
Congressman Steward las visited
sabine Pass TO post himself on the
deep water question.
Eighteen hundred people attended a
religious meeting last Sunday at Cook
Fii!e ia Titus county,
Six hundred dollars have been raised
ny private subscription for support of
the pubic school at Graham.
a. c. Cement brother of Mack on.
,ueiil OF Gainesville, was thrown from
MS morse last week and killed.
A contract has been made with Raw
NJ whitehead to blild BAPTIST
''i"ich III Hranbury, to cost 81 900.
The court house at Comanehe has
peel' plastered ON the outer walls. and
looks 'e'eh Almost as good US new"
The people of Mckinney have "set
down" on the wood-hauler this winter
ana nave made arrangements to burn
coal.
a show-white possum has been ex-
liloited on the streets OF Mount Pleas |
cinity. '"'
oan Angela business men are talk /
ing 81 combining to employ n night
Waterman TO guard property and give
alarm in case OF fire. !
Last spring Mr.. w. S. Week of Tom
.,feen county planted 500 fruit trees,
VI when one half are living, and
many VIII bear fruit next year.
The Methodist conference meets at
on litb inst, and will
therefore, be in session when Coles
circus strikes the town on 10th.
There are 332 pupils enrolled in Co,
iianehe college. Of whom $40 are in
iiaiiy attendance. Three thousand
ioiiars Will be raised to add another
"''o'
a public meeting of white and col.
'reu cillzens OF Grimes county unani-
nously declared that the runiors of n
negro insurrection there were entirely
Without foundation
IN Limestone county the small-nox
are mas subsidized No new eases
nv peeii reported, and the only gen
atal termination.
!, "A committee appointed TO examine
nc finances OF Orange county rerort 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
All or the Same pleoe-

san Anspla TIn1es.l
we VIII be very much mistaken /,
.ills new arrangement does not prove n
pronounced success. If the gentlemen
~, ~, chnrge OF the GAZETTE rooms in
washington at all resemble the rep.
ItsehtatVes or that paper we have met
ne V,llce VIII be the rallying point of
~ western men. Personally, we hone
20 ., accept your hospitality at an early
day, GAZETTE. e''''S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Doesn't Know What TO Do.

l''''hlou AEe,i
The Fort Worth GAZETTE quotes F.,
paragraph from tlie.Age regarding tbs
constitutional inhibition OF legisiativs
appropriations for state and city fajrs.
ana Then the GAZETTE proceeds
through am editorial column long r.,
KICK a. the constitution. AZ that sori
OF lolly, the Age hardly knows
whether to laugh or wcpp. '"S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
TARRAST00Iy7I
Triple Nuptials-I.s,,,.,.... !
c. ION and Rua Nh,
correspondence Of ID. d. ~, I

XII, " li'ssp,le
gai1an ,'e,, Novents s. TAre4 !, ]
fiyinn ~; go"ilg men 81 Keller NM y
Lying "Trip to. Wlse oss,r ~
W, ' :, isMs pehind AsnM, Nv
U ,, u morse trade. Arriving !, NJ
, "ele nii marrled-Mr. lAssa !,
nam 10 MISS Price; Nj. AT
!" u parsons daughter. i.
SHOWN, and Mr.. a. y. r,pII
name also unknown.
.hese three meet again. XII.
EN-. We know they viii ks
serves.
MIR. ID. Ledf0rd Is fitting n Z.
;n n i,is lcsiuence lorlhe vaz'zsI
Nr ~ N.Y." sro, alla alIfagAE
pround in h,, dlS' ilas ii'llit
Croys n';li AZ l'i i',.,, sooh' NH
Tha KnIlan 80 y oa'll'
uiliar ,,as si,,,, nun. y uei9,hsilsEl
lar s5z5 md 1, ,,,i,, " ~, Z, Y M
me,,t ofNir ~ ~, c ye l'iuer ,lsnn'
p,,rebsss,. N'ohra 'eia1l'ss
Unrno,,n 40 .,t,,.,..
Mr. Ia,,Gnr,i,l '", ,i,'s, ~ .iyiag w
apo aronseJ ,hn "' ;,,.,., = NV y
party lied. MAXIM : ' sad ~ saa
Cation nearly III % INA
are blowing and nla,,tin., s ssa
A great deal of wheat il Sn,y ~
PLENTY min md bea,,h
nitv good.
School will omen here nov, N
with Prof. r. i, Moore "a n,is,i]
,,.,.,.,,,, - r''r'
%AN'f lhlp.
Nanslield, November i.--0aI
n'tnlty is to-day Wrapped b u
at the death OF Mrs. Dr, Peolr ioul
the WE OF Albert hlieheson,
was Il brother OF Mrs. Henry faH
o. your cry. Mrs. tucl was an
PIE. lh'eiiigeit ana psas Solh1
lc"lng vile, a iona ino'lef hna
Noted Chfistlan. our leOge y
tilat IN hsf death. they nave ~
u great loss, but hef woiSs us
her. a very appropriate laiiss
Dress TO a large coneoniss . !
Snd acquaintance was inalsg
a; = Haylef, ana ln n.., tehsln
aaken TO johnson Stallion \
TERED near the home OF heih'A'
law, Col. /. l.. H,itCileson,
Mansfield now has 'ep
Gus union Snnday-school' e
~ me clal1el OF tiis cpllese' =
.endent l5ratton Is always nv NV,
'uli OF zeal Tor the woik. lDss
81 the college ana IDe young
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

WITH an ASSESSED property valua.
ton Of s52o,000 900, Texas stands out
rs the wealthcst southern state. In
1870 Kentucky was the wcalthiest,
Virginia being second in order and
Texas thlrd. That was but four years
ago Mark the change. In that time
Texas has added more to her taxable
wealth 10y S32,50O,000 than the whole
ssateo OF North Carolina is worth. The
Increase in that time would buy
the state of South Carolina and
leave surplus of over Sl0o, oOo,OoD. AS
compared to herself she has gained
$40 per cent. And yet we keepon do
ing IT, and are not content TO stay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
tits Never Behind.
lC'isco Roundup.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE ho,
openeda branch Office at Wasbino,n u,
City for the especial benefit of Tia d Wi,
egations and visitors from Tov WI
louisiana, Arkansas and Indian Tow,
tory. The GAZETTE is never bebind
m progressive ideas, and their exenn'
ton, and II proposes to be somcth,n,,
more than local In its enterprise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

a railroad route to the top of
Pixies peak has been surveyed, and
work "ill soon begin. The mountain
renr- its head in the eternal snow, al.
most three miles above the sea level.
and the railroad starting at its base
will wind around thirty miles be-
fore reaching the summit,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

The modesty of Southern states.
D en- IN blushingly disavowiug any
presidential aspirations is suggestive
OF the reply Of the spinster to her
bachelor friend who queried: why
don't you take me, Sal?" "Jeems, you
didn't ask me"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

ANOTHER train robbery, this time
in Indiana. The late affair in Kansas
IS producing an effect. such exhibit
billions Of lawlessncss are to be de-
plord, but it is folly to expect any
Thing better in Indiana and Kansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

Reniittanccs by dram. post-oflice money
order oi in registered letter ut risk Of Office.
Torres ondencc IL solicited uIou Ill news
subjects.
Prompt information OF events and news
happenings of general interest solicited, ANA
viii be prop rly compensated
All communications intended for puhllcn-
tlon must be accompanied by the writer's
name and address, not for publication, but as
an evidence OF good fHith.
Adde'S letters aud communications OF
every character 10
LOVING PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Fort worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

TIE Republican party may he
truan' lover in AN of year but it
burns the midnight oil with the col
ofed maiden when the political pot
begins To boil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

SECRETARY FoLGER went home to
vote. lie must enjoy being showed
under, and sends his ballot rs "a substi.
tutc this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

Tho financial value, aside from Ia
moral worth, of an untalnished rcpu
tation is exhibited by putting side by
side the market quotations Of Texas
and Tennessee state bonds. Texas has
always met her obligations honestly,
aud her bonds command Sl.i0 in the
stock markets; Tennessee has default
cd and ropudiatei a part of her debt,
and the bonds now outstanding are
dull at 81 cents on the dollar OF face
value. One thousand dollars worth of
Texas bonds will bring 81. 400; One
thousand dollars worth of Tennessee
bonds will bring $3.50. The exact value,
then, ola reputable record In this case,
Educed to dollars and cents, Is 81 ,osn
Honesty Is the best policy, after all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

iilRRE ~ an intense but honest
rivalry going on between the towns of
Abilene aud Colorado City Tor pre-
eminence, and each is doing heavy
work to get the bulge on Its compel,
iior. Whichever may gain the ul,i.
mate advantage may congratulate
Itself over a victory achieved at the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

ir may be harmless bit Of tany
but nevertheless Arthur and Ochiltrce
is presidential ticket that would take
second money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

WHEN public sentiment places
fcnce.cutting in the category of petty
crimes, the fcnce-cuttcrs will be
bounced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

Hon license Is coming very high 10
the Republicans in various sections OF
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
An Interprising Mo,e

M Isherman courlerI
,,il ne forl Worth GAzErrE's broncl,
o !, aud state bureau in Washin@,on
Is an ehierprising move. 'oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

FoRrY acres and II mule would al
most BE- enough induccment for John
Sherman 10 tmigrate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

LECTURES of Mary Anderson, taken
~ h'ndoh, show the Young actress in pron,o
WIN very seant Iaineni on her bps, 81
uo.S Her mar up now Ia the most prononnn,
:" iu's'ry style, and has already neon,rod
'ne hn2llsh manner OF looking hero,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
One Of Many
lAlyord MESSENGER

The Fort Worth GAzv,.r,
opened a branch Office IN Wssht h mas
improvement. r'siess ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

AN explanation from the Cause OPP.
orator is IN order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
wrpNEsD ~ MORNING, NOVEMBER II

A STATESMAN is but half man who
owns no enemy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

SOMEBODY should patent Il political
issue. There's millions In II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

THE Republicans would cxhumc
the bloody shirt were i. not nodded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

THE path OF II slate 10 greatness
turus through its schools
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

y YOUNG girl was caught kissing
"'r sweetheart few nights ago. Her moth
=, took her TO task or her actions. but ,l,a
~ sliehced herby this quotation "wha,
soeNer ye would that men should dnnn,S
sou 40 We even 30 unto them The ola Ionv
wilted. Memories OF old were broncp 49, ''uy
bly, ,omind N"s"' lorci'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

SULLIVAN should be made sergeant
alarms Of the next house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

-
WE print this morning an interest,"
ing and sensible letter from a colored
man that does credit TO his sense and
proper judgment Of the mutual re!a-
tions Of the whites and blacks. We
believe that he X correct in saying
| that a prcme1itated negro uprising In
! this state has not been attempted. 1t
| Is now known that the Marshall and
Cause scares were false alarms, having
their origin In the baseless apprchen-
sions OF few nervous persons, who
communicated their fears to the sym
pathetic public and thus produced a |
ridiculous uproar that turned out to |
be tempest In II teapot The COM
nonsense Of the negroes will with (
bold them from any personal conflict
with the whites, even If they were so
evilly disposed. The end Of such
collision would he fatal TO them, and
they do not invite suicide. The negro
is beginning TO see that his interest
10 one identical with continued friend
" relations with the whites; and now
Iha, the bad lee 'lat TIE iun encc
IF incendiaty N,rh'rn cn.issaries
Eho gained tie conllG, zee of the UNI
utorcd blacks at the 81 Sc of the war,
md used that influence for their own {
ain and the destruction Of their
lupes, Ia beginning to he displaced Ivy {
feeling among tho negroes that The
southern whites are their true friends q
Is unfortunate that few alGrmists L
re producing reaetionary effect and t
utting back the growth of inutunl i
onlidence. Unless mi-led by bad ad- c
isers, the negro Is a Gocile creature, 4
nd natural friend Of The whites and t
lily OF the democratic party of the 81
outh. n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

\ TROUT caught in Lake Memphre-
masos at q depth OF % feet, AMI Weighing
eleven ana a half pounds, is on exhibl,los
in Burlington, ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

" ISIS TERRY, the English actress.
Htf'y come oYer with Irving, when spoI;en
% ~ repor,or about home, exclaimed. .Ob
lcel az though ! should hurst,' ana tbo,'
"ei't s~eeily. The New York Graphic sta,es
i"et up TO the hour OF It's going 10 press NO
explosion had been heard at that ONCE. and
thlhks lhe lady must hnNn hnnn r1I.t.....
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

THERE is letter in the Covinctop
ky postoilico addressed to "OId Boss santn
Claus and, according TO law, the postmaster
has been ADVERTISING for its owner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

AN order TO vaccinate all the pupils
IA the public schools in France has reysyet
opposition to that mode ofproyeut ling small.
poX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

expense of fur from insignificant foe.
The two representative papers OF the
two towns, the Colorado Clipper and
the Abilene Reporter, are doing admi-
rable work for their respective loca-
tions. 1t is hard 10 say which il more
to be congratulated, the towns for
having such able champions MS the
Clipper and Reporter, or those papers
for having the support Of such pre-
as Colorado Abilene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

\ MOST extraordinary meteor was
.'''9ie at Wheeling, West virginia. Mt 9;lI
ON Tine evening of October 30th. II urst nm.
pPArsd 70 be pa sing eastward into Taurus
who're 1t exploded with cracking noise
fragments being visible rs they new in every
direction. Tho meteor was about onc-thlrl
t'e diameter ofthe moon ana east strour
SHADOW IN the lighted streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

1T is curious that the STATISTICS
:" the universal postal service show tim,
wiilie the United States have the mosi nos,
oh'ees of any other country, more Letter. ~.
ioleisn lands pass through the English most.
once The United states ranks nrs, f.,
newspapers s,nt through foreign mails ana
Germany second. WI"