Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-16
. RUsTLINGs.
!, and His Granger
'n ..,, Political Proprieties.
,-,yiues Himself a Dog
,sts d Gen. Houston.

nj witness 10 qu,Ve u"
.,dent which will bear
n the traia was the quiet,
liov. Ireland sitting
and surrounded by a halo
lions Importance which
n the cynosure of all eyes.
seat behind him was an
IMAM from McGregor-a
e. old gentleman, but full
,.smiug with intelligence.
s;s, were returning
Ianion at Dallas, and the
taking mot coiubly to
Sho looked his way, Re-
y Dallas reunion aud the
Lsde there, the br,nze-facet
among other things, said;
IKE 10 have heard Gov.
X. / want to know how
4 This free-grass question:"
around with measured
governor interrupted him
ho Ireland, sir, and l said
MT free grass or any other
,ecause / did not deem 1t
lime or place for the discus
Y subjects" .
he'd up an animated dis
y gentleman from Me-
siinS that 1t was the proper
sne Tor the discussion of the
IN state politics. and the
Maintaining stoutly that
not. Gov. Ireland
bpgest side OF the question,
&C. to our Granger friend 1t
limited that he made the
emf in favor of his view of
NJ his persistence and prod
\ Of eloquence seemed to
excellency and cause
buds to fit athwart the
bis face more than once.
rS admit the point, how
rould not vouchsafe a word
uM be construed into
bptation of his views
all absorbing topic.
igued probably, and this ac'
Il his shortness and evident
ismiss the subject. The gov
Consistent, however; he has
Ned to the lease law all along;
Lin conversation with Mr..
1of Navarro county, a broth
candidate for attorney-gen-
punced himself in favor OF
most positively and une'
n. The change from a mild
> to the lease law to radical
was q source of con-
surprise to many who
Die governor firmly welded
Icy OF the land board. Per.
lutf old grang sitting by
vas also a listener, summed
y correctly when he said,
Gland is for John Ireland
find out what side his breaC
d on about AS quick as any
Il till the time comes anC
he won't tote all these fel.
are trying to tack on t.
OUGHT HE WAS A DOG.
int0nt of one of the eating.
p New Town." AlvaradO
pns man who had been i'm
ny for several days. He
y nervous state when the
kafOr the fiuttering of q
per almost distracted him,
pot stay in his room, for the
p the windows were famed
|eze and their stirring un'
n, and he suffered the most
ery from the fear that some
open his room door anC
and kill him. Hence, h,
position where he could Sc,
him, and had dozed of, ex
hito a troubled but profound
Several of the boys VIII,
nis condition and desiring I,
4 fun at his expense, pro
q large tin cans and fastenin,
ether tied them firmly to tn,
Goat tail. This done a coupl,
Ere aimed at his person, TAX
ndest portion of lis pants 10
. When the pins puncture,
be uttered a cry of pain au,
70 his feet. The oil,
pwed him, coming togethe
In which bereft him Of rea
me time being, and In
.attempt to free himself from
pits, took TO his heels I'm
Around the streets b
Pell nell lodging mps
tgons and jumping over al
lhs; anon looking back owe
Per IN the very ecstacy of ter
'efing unearthly shrieks a
i I'm cans numbering at hi
changing together. TIL
munity turned out to wit
cene, and in a moment of ex
|spair he circled around tn
h, IN crossing the track
became fastened in the rails
broke and he was free. Tn,
mr. Everett, seeing his an
q out and found him stand
we depot, pale, trembling
aspen, aud looking waIil.
|slde TO the other AS thougl
fresh assault, while grea
erspiration rolled down hi
race In rapid succession.
IN the Tom Walker is tn
|th you, that you are cavori
y III this manner ?" demand
unable 10 speak for the time
~ suspiciously around tn
|nlle his heart beat like
with the thumps. Seeinl
sale, his reason seemed
urn and he sal,
ls paintings: "T-I was as
Pnoer, and / had an idea
sith--with HI and tamna
70 my tail.n
'aken IN and cared for.
g HEALTHY NYMPH.
\ snces are deceitful. i hav
rss lor some time, but it seem
'one believes 1t the create
'sith in his own discern
unerring perspicuity and
\ greater his disappOiutmeu