Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-25
moral sentiment on the part of the
people, which demands bameless
lives as a prerequisite for the bestowal
of pOliticaI favOrs

moral sentiment on the part Of the
people, which demands blameless
lives as prerequisite for the bestowal
of political favOrs.
PARAoRApHfc PIE.
The general belief is that the New
Orleans commissionership will go to
foakum or q dark horse.
1T is said that u prominent gentle
man in this city Is in receipt of a letter
from Gen. Ross, in which he re-an-
nounces his determination not to be u
gubernatorlal candidate.
Charley Gibson, late speaker, was
here yesterday. He will come again
on the Goth and take back home with
him as Mrs. G.. one of the bellies of
Austin, Miss Emma Driskoll. The
GAZETTE, To get in its usual scoop,
tenders congratulations in advance.
Mr.. w. a. Bramlette and his beauti-
full bride, nee Miss Eula Num-, after
visiting a week in Austin, returned
Sunday to their home in Bonham.
Mr.. Bramlette Is one of the brightest
young attorneys In the state, and well
deserves the priceless pearl OF woman
hood which he has won.
Col. l.. f.. Edwards, manager of the
Austin branch of the Texas Invest
ment company, returned Monday from
a successful business trip to Laredo.
Miss Fannie May Witt, for a few
brief days society editress of the States.
man, resumed the road yesterday for
the Sammy South. She Is too old q
Bohemian Though not in years. to
larry long by the wayside.
| THE GAZETTE cartoon edition went
like iced lemonade with the tempera-
ture at 1862.
! a movement Is on foot to establish
by subscription, in Austin, another
chair in the university.
Prof. Alex. Hogg, the talented super
intendent of Fort Worth's public
schools, is here to secure norma
school for Fort Worth. Hewill get it
Mr.. i. f. Iesger, who Is expected
TO succeed Speaker Gibson in the leg
islature from Ellis, is one of the hard
working, able and successful newspapel
mark in politics.
Austin men, after reading the For
Worth census returns, concede tina
the Fort is the biggest, but they do i
mighty reluctantly.
: The Capital City club-rooms are be
coming popular place of resort TO
The boys" all took holiday yester
day, the anniversary of San Jacinto
Eagles screamed and orators footed
but this morning some are saying, VI
is not good 10 be a patriot"
Bill Sterrett is here fixing up slate
He says Southern Texas can have som
of the crumbs If she catches them q
they fall
, 1t is believed here that Patton c
. johnson will mako a splendid race 70
the land cornmissionership.
The idea is prevalent among the poll
Z ticians that the twO-thirds rule is goin
and going quick.
= From II letter received by gentle
4 man Of Austin from Mr.. w. III. Grain
. asking how his congressional chance
: were blooming here, it is uuder-too
he is running for congressman atlarg'
THE GAZETrE's Washington tel,
:. gram announcing the probability {
. the removal Of Postmaster DeGres'
/, caused great CONSERVATION in certai
!, quarters, and extreme eXuberance i
- others.
n The friends of Col. Tom Sneed AT
:. urging him for the chairmanship {
a the state Democratic executive con
mittee. He would make tip-to
j., official.
= Several weddings are listed for Ma,