Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

member the prophecy OF JchciSv''
and that III human history approve
he verify. "rwo distinct races %
eoual numbers cannot constitute nom
openeous societyor have peacciui gov.
.ernment. One or the other. VIII pe
master or the weaker perish"
FOSTER, CAMERON AND THE REST.
Mr.. Foster, it will be observed -
snmmnrily elected from Office. Ills
oilense Is precisely TINT alleged Of lsus-
scll. IL Is that OF Dorsey. The story
goes that three other mail agents anu
Inspectors Of Texas have been ~lught
In The net In which poor Foster y en-
meshed. The story was yesterday
lint three very nice Young men ior-
nerly I'm the postal service AID oil la'e
most active In prosecuting :. Ill Rus-
sell who was most wichedly aud VI
cIo,,sjy hunted down 10y all the
hloodIounda and sueaksaud detectives
and pimps OF the department OF
justcc--these three young men WI WIZ
have their official action investigated
by congress, even thougn Iney ~
"pets of the department" roster y
simply told to 90 and sin no iloIu;
Why does he not share ltussciIs la'V.
There are congressman VINO propose W
inquire into these matters. 90,
You will hear more OF Tue 1910
Graude devlltries before many days.
The combination there is too strong
for poor FOlgcr. He cannot even get
one man out and another IN, though
both belong TO the same rl'g'
TEXAS P0sTMAsTERS.
Washington. November l3.-The
new-appointed Texas postmasters are
Peter Chalmers, at Paris; jacob Mil
ler Br1wnshorO: NJ. Z. McAlann,
Cooperville; r G.. Porter, Cookies
Point; W. IL. Houston. Caldwell store
w. ii. Chew, Annetta; Ben Rogers,
Napinnis: Alexander Sterling, Bena-
vldes; Henry Bsmond Pecan; IL. II.
Anderson, Rising Star; $. n. Adams,
Raw: A. j. Cole, Rio Frio; Charles
Kemp, Swiss Alps; Mrs. =. j. Hender-
son, Hermitage.
THE CARLISLE INTERVIEWS.
Carlisle announced to-day that the
interviews with him In the New YORK
papcrs are exaggerated and un-
true. When he arrived ON
Sunday afternoon he was
besieged by CORRESPONDENTS, who sent
of all manner of startling dispatches.
Cnrlisle's published interview in the
Post stated his position, aud that he is
confident of ibis election.
MAHoNE AND EpMrNps.
A fight or compromise between Ed
munds and Malone is expected when
congress convenes. Last winter Ed
munds opposed the election Of Cor
ham, Mahone'a editor, to the secretary
ship of the senate. He would now
make sergcant.at-arms Of the senate, |
which Malone will oppose unless Ed |
munds consents to Gorham's election. |
James Il Young OF Philadelphia, also |
II candidate for the secrctarpship, Is /
now chief clerk Of the department Of ,
Justice.
Is ENuLlsu SYNDICATE,
Lately several parties representing
"a wealthy English syndicate passed
through the city on their way south
to look Tor cotton and mineral lands
and manufacturing sites. They are
going TO Texas.
PLANS CHANGED.
Bell, supervising architect, has de-
rided TO change tho plans of the pub
lie building at Frankfort, KY, 30 rs to
he built of stone instead OF brick.
TREASURY REPORT
The annual report of Wyman, Uni
ted States treasurer shows total net
revenue %30S ,3sI ,0sl; decrease, s5,227,-
GGS. The only increase in receipts was
from sales Of public lands
Ihe n,Gendition OF the treasury
great length, but the main points OF
interest have been published from time
TO time. The treasurer recommends
that nm appropriation be made to pay
express churges for worn and mutila-
ted United states money and the dis
Irlbution OF fractional silver and minor
'Oins. lie also recommends the con
-inuance of three-centspicces, and that
and mileage Of members |
If congress he made 10y discussing
liilcer instead of the treasurer. He |
irges the restoration of salaries in tine |
reasurer's office, reduced in 1876.