Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

7iS during August. IL all who deserve
il were in the pen at work they would
support the state government.
A wET.t-PosTED and far-seeing man
in Illinois says the corn crop Will
amount to two billion bushels, not
withdrawing the recent frosts.
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THOSE who condemn official ex'
travagance and luxury are ventilatln2
President ARrHuR's private apart
men,s in the White House with energy
that would do credit to "A health officer.
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The Central and South American
Telegraph company's lines are now
open, and direct communication
Is now = established with Brazil
through Galveston.
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AK Albuquerque girl has put her
sisters TO shame by running away from
home anu going intoa convent. The
other runaways think il positive
shame chat there was no man in tie
ease.
ONE hundred conyicls were poisoned
a Few days ago from eating corned
lamb in the Connecticut state prison
They all recovered. An Investigation
showed that The meat was poisoned by
being corned in galvanized iron tanks.
THE cruelty Of the Georgia boy
stealer is revolving in the extreme,
and 10 is almost unreasonable TO be.
lleve that such fend can run at
large and continue lis outragcs in de-
Gancc OF sheri0's posses and the law.
The dispatches state that he keeps Just
ahead of his pursuers and Knocks them
when they approach.
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a MONUMENT ia to be erected TO the
memory OF NELL GwYNN. She played
star engagement with some royal
henrtsn very, very long time age.
She was courtealn, but Il
beautiful one with many good
qualities Of heart, and one of the
kings of England was hcr slave until
he died.
AND yet there is not an end 10 the
Dallas cotton mems troubles. The
farmers stand firm IN their refusal to
let cotton be weighed by other than
Tie public weigher, and rather than
submit TO the buyers demands, vii
chip their cotton to other markets.
Meanwhile Fort Worth is scooping
EN- in,
THERE will he n meeting Of the clti-
yens OF Clay county, in Henrietta to
day, FOR the purpose Of taking some
action to adjust the differences br.
tween ha land owners ana fence cut.
ters, and to at lea d1vise means tc
prevent loot shed and anarchy. Full
proceedings will be published in III,
GAZETTE OF tomorrow.
SOME ambitious political rrCE o
NENNoR would gain reputation fol
tar.secing sagaoityby sending out fore
casts of the political weather IN whicl
such indications rs these would pre-
vail: "Stormy;p Thunder and light
ning;p Look out for disturbances,
Expect hell; Cyclones and whirl
Winds" etc. He could not fail {,
verify predictions,
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CIutseryice reform Is appreciated b.
the clerks and employees Of the Norloll
navy yard who have just lee,
squeezed for another 1--WE PER cent rs
sessmtn, for the cause of Boss MA
HONE This Is the third assessment o
n like per cent. in one year, JAN
HuHnELL had too much Coincidence 1,
rob maa OF lirecn per cent Of hi
salary,
a san ANTONIO lawyer takes Ia
position that the state Is respon9ib,
for all lass To individuals who h6y
had their fences cut. Governments
responsibility for losses inflicted on Ia
railroads by the strikers in lST7 ha
been sustained by the courts, h,
whether the fence cutters make
parallel case in this state, is uncertain
The doubt will probably be resolve,
by some sufferer.
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ADIRONDACK MrRRAY Is going Il
lecture again this season. Ills frs