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


victory is in Virginia, which, under
Mahone's ma chinations, aided by all
the influence OF the federal govern
mcnt, was in danger of being lost to
the Democrats in 1854. The consplra-
tors are discomiitted and Virginia
safe.
So far as the elections this year may
be used ny pointers, SIX states, possess
ing ~ electoral votes, have declared
for the Democrats, and six with "a
electoral votes for the Republicans.
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UNFoRTrNATE Billy Malone
Hereafter must 20 - alone,
For william went astlRy
In search ofbc,ter pay
Aud now he's lost the way.
It's enough TO draw tears rom u stone.
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Little pulls Of powder,
Little dubS of paint,
Make a face dcccitiul
Look Hike that OF q saint
Likewise ludcous padding,
Ana hoops and purchased curl,
Transform living skeleton
Iuio gushing girl
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SOUTHWARK the manufactures must
take Their way.
a SCHOOL OF artml lodging should
be instituted for embryo politicians.
IL the alleged Irregularities of Post
Office Inspector roster were only enlarged to
cover abou, $1,000 he might 20 TO congress
MARY CHURCHILL could make q
fortune ON tie slnge. Not oven May Amber.
son is better advertised than tho heroine ot
the HUNGRY,
THERE is Il demand for male and
female help all over Texas. There is room
ana work and money for thousands who are
willing to work In this state.
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DAVID Moses, the rat woman's hus.
band, was thrifty soul; he sold his wifc's
body because III would be stolen anyhow.
Moses Melted sloiby the sale,
THE bMcklayers OF Dallas receive So
per day. Who says It don't pay to learn a
''th''Nf INV , ~ INV many VI bNl bp5 ~ hlN
learning TO be brlckmpsousP
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IL thepre3ent delegation in congress
from Texas don't look sometimes out, there
win be change IN its complexion when the
voters gather AT the polls at neNt election.
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IN nearly all the towns the cry Is
"thcgainbcfs must GO" Commeudnblc sen.
timert, but arc they llkoly 0 COZ Not "a long
as people can De found who are willing to
gamble.
TuE New York Tribune is RESPONSE
bic for ih" lie that an interest in slavery has
sprung up among the young men of the
South. They neither think or care about So
dead an issue
Tue GAZETTE ia glad to hear that
lientenant.Govoruor Martin win attend the
cotton planters convention ut Vlcksburg.
Sow let n dozen on ntrcn other representa-,
tive rcNnn1 got ready aud 30 with him.
80 E.
III affords us much genuine salisfue-
tlon TO learn from the telegraph Who strucll
William Malone, rs It would could we solve
tho venerable and often used query concern
Ing the assault upon one William Patterson.
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MAJOR BURKE, of the New Orleans
exposition, IL beginning his swinF around
the circl, In the lntorosis of mat ,vont ~,
viii endeayor TO lnnl,e the exposi,ion tho
grandest event OF the times and ls mud am.
couroged at the outloolS.
A sr.,rr ovchonra .a,.g ,o,,,, .,,.,,
wo. io,tat ,o,,,,. ,,'. I"''e','''''
form ,,,,''.,, No. ''y ''''t "'uN 'ooN'hs
MOI, 4, t,,,., v,a.n, ~, :" YOUNG
rnr,n t't., c,., K" Nv ""' pp'n looking
tnonob, ,rnr,t, $500 u"u ~ was never
WIN p"'''"s III piinI'
,..',''. - si"ii' vi "iu'her seems TO nave
~, 49," r"H ~ ioNNs curing the past week.
Ina A." wy 'p,'"'s l'''Nt 'oid OF kll-
rieion' Nv '''es ''u wi 'Ho result oil the per
s,,ao,ar n'a'o'n .! weltlhs AIMS Tho siN'
"' N''l nv the leice'onlter must 60
,yu,,. ~ u
Oh the Portland tMe9 Winslow Packing
som,i"is s'oo 400" to 100000 of the COM
80 '"n"S' they called IL "misappropri-
"'"A moheS' Mhon n halT-ftarNci wretch