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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
A Thrilling Situation.


An incident occurred in the bic
canyon of Fraser river last week of n
nature so terrifying that it makes the
blood of the narrator run cold while he
writes. A young Victorian who had
been engaged on the railway line, be-
ing mustered out of service, started for
Victoria. At the point where it is pro-
posed to throw a railway suspension
bridge across the Frazer river there IA
stretched q cable from which depends
a sort of cage or crate such as is used
to pack fruit or cabbage in on steamers.
Passengers desiring to cross the
river enter this conveyance.
Wires or stays extend
from the crate to pully on the cas.ie,
and 10y means of a line to>SSffcb<a
horse is attached and drawlI4onl<4fGe
side to side of the rivsr<SrheScage
hangs about one hundfcH cert above
the stream, which bsns and surges
beneath in manner that terrifies
any person of weak nerves who may
inttust himself TO the governor Ten
days ago, while making the crossing.
the crate turned upside down, and ten
thousand Canadian cigars and Quanti-
~ of other light goods dropped into
the Fraser and were lost. This incident
was still fresh in the mind of the
young Victorian when he entered the
crate and was drawn toward the other
side. His equanimity was not re
stored when, having accomplished
about one-half the passage, he saw the
ferryman leisurely unhitch his horse
and drive off. The day was biting cold.
y sharp wind blew down the river and
whistling through the bars of the crate,
made the solitary passengers teeth
rattle and his flesh creep. The situa-
ton was alarming. The frail bark
swayed to and fro, threatening with
every blast that struck it to capsize
and send the voyager into the
depths of the river. No one re-
sponded to his call for more than an
hour. Then the ferryman, having
finished his MONDAY meal, returned
with his horse, made fast to the line,
and drew the half-dead young man to
the shore. The situation of u person
seated in the cage is one of danger
under under the most favorable cir
cumstances, but under the circum-
stances in which our young friend
crossed it was positively alarming.
The ferryman, it is supposed, desired
to play a practical joke, but it will
strike most persons as being an eX-
ceedingly ill-timed one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

vate residences, besides numerous res
taurants; and we shall lodge our V's'
itors comfortably and Hospitality, too
Fort Worth can care for three to hVe
thousand visitors any day in the yeai
and not feel that she is doing anything
more than a metropolitan city of O,ooO
population ought to do. IT the con-
vention Is held here let no man stay
away for fear he will have to sleep In
the open air or go hungry. The GA
ZEErE, on behalf of the community,
pledges ample accommodation and
suitable hospitality. Our people
rather court the test, that they may
demonstrate what the Fort is capable
of doing. This is city, not village
or small town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

THE slaves of the morphine
habit have cause to deplore
the Powers d Weightman
fire at Philadelphia last week.
Alluslon has been made in several pa
pers to the firms control of the article
of quinine. 1t is true that at one time
they did possess a monopoly in that
line, but foreign competition kept
them within bounds as to prices. OF
late years their greatest industry was
in the way of morphine. At the time
of the fire they had actual control of
the morphine market. This is evil
denced in the fact that the day after
the fire the price Of morphine was ma
terially advanced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

WHEN that new daily paper is
started at Austin by the topographic
cal union the boys will find out how
much profit there is in the daily news
paper business in Texas, and when
they do, it is probable they will not be
so certain that man can afford topay
wages dictate4ihy those to whom the
wages are paid. The union too often
acts as IL it alone were actuated by q
sense OF justice, when the truth is the
union alone is too often actuated by a
sense of Injustice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

In Temple, Feb %, VIM. Chapman
son of Capt. w. S. Chapman.
In Bowie, Feb. q, Miss Etolia At
kins, aged II years.
In Cisco, Feb. %, II. w. Porter
aged 43 years.
In sweetwater, Feb. 81, John F
Cox, aged II years.
Near Alvord, Feb. 10, John Reed
son of o. II. p. Reed.
In Paris, Feb. ~, Luke Johnson
surveyor of Lamar county and editor
of the Paris Press.
Near Gay Hill, Feb. 28, Rev. David
Fisher, aged 30 years.
Near Hubbard City, Feb. 81, w. A
Lucas, aged Is years.
In Deming, New Mexico. Feb. %
Jim Ned Fletcher, son of w. Fletcher
of Gainesville.
In Pale Pinto county, ]. L. Corbin
aged % years.
Near Pleasan. Point, Feb. 81, Mrs
Mary A. Hardy, aged 81 years.
In Ennis, Feb. IS, Mrs. Mary Ander
son, at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. McShay.
In Ennis, Feb. Is, Eunie, infant
daughter of Mr.. j. b. Elsefler.
Al Ovilla of pneumonia, Feb. q
Lille Keesee, aged 10 years.
At Ennis, Feb. 20, infant son of Mr..
]. d. Works.
South of WaXahachie, Feb. 81, wife
of Mr.. Hendon.
In WaXahachie, Feb. 2I, Jim Tug
gle, an aged negro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Rabbit Hunt aud Barbecue.
Breckinrldge TEXAN. |

The farmers in the Gunsight neirh
borhood have been troubled for seyera
years by the depredatious of rabbit,
upon their growing crops. Last veal
by Offering premium for the scalps Of
the pest, they succeeded in gettjni
2S7 put out of the way, bat this wear
the rabbits are found TO be more nm
merous than ever. The citizens of the
vicinity, comprising q scope of country
about seven miles square, recently held
"A meeting to devise means of exter.
minating them, and the following was
the plan adopted: That the time he.
between the 18th Of February and Isl
OF April be set apart for general rab.
bit hunt by the citizens of the comnlu-
nifty, divided into two sides, one TO be
chosen by N. w. Murclison and the
other by @. S. Johnson, the two sides
to hunt against one another, md M
award of honor to lie presented
to the side bringing In Inc
largest number of scalps IN
the barbecue at Ghnsight on the III of
April, The presentation Of The
award Is 10 be made by one of the
handsomest young ladies In the COM
nlunity and II Is safe 10 predict that
there will be great many rabLils
slaughtered. There have been So fsr
sixty-eight persons chosen upon eacb
side, and there Is no doubt but thai
the contest will DO interesting and ~
great benefit to the community. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
SOUNDS LIKE VICTOR HUGO.
\ Telephone Shout From Paris TO a 81
Petersburg Newspupcr.

Petersburg Newspaper.
The st. Petersburg Novoe Vremia,
the newsiest and most enterprising OF
Russian papers, has connected its
Office telephone with that of the gen.
neral telephone of Paris, in order to
talk occasionally with the representa-
tives of the French literary world. On
New Years day Victor Hugo spoke to
the Novoe Vremia by telephone as fol-
lows: Hello. Hello! There was a
year. and 1t is no more. 10 is swal-
lowed up by eternity. What is the
year and eternity? A cent (sou) and
milliard,a drop and an ocean a grain
of of sand and the Himaiaya
mountain. Let us consider the
point-but useless-we can understand
nothing of it. It's u darkness of chaos,
a mystery of an abyss. The old year
has passed away, but where? Nobody
knows. y new year comes, hut
whence? Nobody can answer. Where
is the beginning? Where is the end?
No answer. The sage rubs his fore
head and eXclaims: 'Ohu The poet
strikes his forehead as rock and ex-
! claims: Pshawu And in that 'pshawp
| there is some enlightenment. He con-
templates-what? The past at the fu-
ture. What does he see in the past?
Darkness. III the future? Darkness.
There is darkness both right and left.
He is frightened, he is moved, he
searches for-what. n middle ground.
lie finds it; ii is the present. II is bad;
more than that, 1t is miserable; more
Than that, tits infamous. Let he; ii is
matter of course; it does not amount
To- much. 1t Will be better. When
The poet does not know; yet he is sat
isiied. Why? Because he believes
IN what? In the good. The good
shall triumph. Boborikin IA Russian
novel-writerl will stop writing his
novels. Baal will fall in rnins. Ahab
VIII return to Naboth his vineyard.
Messalina will turn Vestal, The Man
OF December will fall. Attila and Ia
merlane will play with flowers. Diog-
enes VIII clean his nails and will put
on the best linen. Rostopehin Twho
burned Moscow in 1927 will rebuild
Moscow. lola will buy a wash.basin
and will admit the ideal. Everything
VIII be bright and beautiful. Virtue
ana God will shine everywhere. The
poet is moved. He sees blue sky.
Honorarium-three francs per word. |
S0tut ct .frate,nitc.
M. VICTOR HuGo.n
This short contribution cost to the |
journal 800 francs, $3.50. The second |
telephone contributor to the Novoe
gfemia was Emil lola. He be Ean to
uictate new novel: zone could not
listen to it without blushing,n remarks
the journal. 1--WE will give il in full
10 our readers as soon as our contribu-
tor is through
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
viii Succeed Himself.

That Ireland will be his successor
admits of no doubt and that he has
made most excellent governor, but
few will deny. OF course Roberts will
never be chief magistrate of this great
state again. He is too narrow gauged
and lacking in ability. Terrell may
have sense enough to make fair gov
ernor, but he can't get there; and we
are glad of it, Even if Ireland were
to refuse second nomination, neither
of the other sweet scented gentlemen
will get il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Arkansas Justice.

Fort smith tArk) New Era'l
Sometime ago colored boy known
here rs Horace Greeley was convicted
Of larceny and sent to the state penl,
Tertiary for one year, for stealing n
mocking bird from Miss Nellie Lane.
His attorneys appealed the case ON the
cro,md thai n hooking bird was not
personal properly, hence the theft Of
one was not a felony. The Jury thought
it was, however, and the supreme
court has lust confirmed their decision.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

porary, the Fort Worth GAZETTE re,
ferred to the matter editoria,ly anu
predicted that we would not long pe
free from the curse. But tlme mas
passed on; the extra session mas con con,
vened ana adjourned; Bill Ster r,.. ms ~
been to Austin aud Dan Notary W
st. Louis; the Galveston News ma, mas
"demolished'' Governor Ireland; 6eh
Thompson has raided his town Set-
ator Terrell has had his head phrehiqq,'i,
ogized- yet Coryoll county Is sun
able to say that not an instance vi
fenee.cutting has yet occurred mere
viii you n. b., friend GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

career. The prophet himself was not
at hand, but The shelks and thei,, sol
diery were confident that adaerents OF
FL Mahdi could not be defeated. Col.
Burnaby, the British officer who Is re-
ported IA the first man to scale the
parGpet of the Soudarese fort, is the
author of the celebrated "ltide tn
Khiva." book that has been extern
sively read in this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
CRiXED BY RELIGION.
4 san Antonio Clerk Switched oTthe Men
tai Track 10y SanotiHcatiOn.
Ran 10 4 ,.,,,,pr

lsan Antonio Espresso
For several weeks q young man
named Albert Robinson, in the EN-.
p!oy OF a. Paucoast 81 Son, has been
considerably enthused and excited
over the subject OF religion, having
attended the meeting of the Sanclili.
cationists who have been preaching on
the plazas and at other places In this
city, and this excitement iiLally ter.
minated in entirely dethroning tie un.
fortunate youths reason.
He would neither eat, drink nor
sleep, saying that God was giving him
lood, ana told his employers that their
store would he destroyed. The firm
not Wishing TO have him locked up.
paced him in charge of another one
OF the employees, Ben Bracey.
but after Ben Bracey's humorinp
hooinson by going to police
headquarters with him, Robinson
wanted to have Bracey locked up and
told the jailer oput Bracey in the iqil
lor SIX hours. Bracey had some din
euity In convincing the jailer that he
ma not need the restraint. Bracev sal
up all night Monday night with Ro-
oihsoh, ana left him in charge of the
other employees OF the store. wbiIe
Tracey went home to get some r at
,@esterday morning Robinson rushed
on 70 the upper portion of the cifv
iioiioWe1 by Mr.. Judson. He went
lhI9 held above the Abat crossing
anu got beneath tree, when ,JudsoS
asked him TO come back with him
ma Ihg even entreated him 10 do so. hnl
y, said lie would not move mn
til God told him TO 20. "n-
Judson came back TO the cltv ana
meht with Mr. Pancoast to the 9ormfv
GlerH's Office, where an affidavit chnrs.
ins iuhacy was preferred against Ron.
a lns9n. a capias was issued and deliv.
erea TO ,ofllcer Zeiglar, who, with sew.
9la others, went 10 the spot where
hp9ihson was last seen nv Judson. bnf
ne had disappeared.
snort while after dark last piobt
q ,eisphonic message Informed ths rltv
n'nlshal That young Robinson bsd
'aAei possession Of Mr.. Bennettia resi'
dence, nearly two miles north n t ~
government depot, Marsbals sbar.
"eln ana Hughes went out In hacl,
ma found Robinson IN The narlnr
naked, the lady membeys ' az
Soe household having de. |
liei,eu mo premises. Robinson had n |
oiDie IN his hand, and was holding n
'oio prayer meeting, camp meeting, or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

WE would respectfully suggest To the Gal
vestoa News and the Fort worth GAZETTE
that the mere chance that Ireland will not
be so popular In August or september ms he
is likely 70 be ia June, or the list of July, Is
not good reason for holding two state Dem
ocratic conventions to do what may Just as
well be done at once.-lIouston Age.
Uncle Danl, you never said q
meaner thing than that, so far as the
GAZETTE is concerned. Old man, you
ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
lie MAY.
Tclarksylllo i'lmos.l

II Is said that it is now Morrison's
time TO smile, as the national conven-
ton viii be held in Chicago. sound
and fury often signify nothing, but 10
have the Hobbies and galleries well
packed with friends, whose lungs are
iorty-horse power. may amount to
something. The "Hooslerp statean1an
mny not omit this little precaution,
and he may ride on tidal wave al
Chicago, and become child OF fortune
and Of success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Hope for the Gazette.


TVII9IOII lhBV.I
Uncle Dan'l continues disturbed in
spirit over the New Orleans appropria-
ton. We really do not know what to
say to comfort him.-Fort Worth GA
ZETTE.
suppose you try the effect of an hon
est confession. Just acknowledge that
the legislative appropriation of $50 geo
out Of the state treasury for the New
Orleans fair is unconstitutional, and
"Uncle Danl will be comforted" with
the reflection that there is hope for the
GAZETTE vet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

Several of the papers in NORTH west
Texas have mentioned the Hon. j.
II. Fleming as candidate for COVER
nor. 1t is too early to declare in
favor of any one now, but Senator
Fleming is man of conceded ability,
and though young man be has long
been political leader. This section
of the state is greatly attached to him,
and should he become a candidate he
will receive a good support from
Northwest ueXas. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
ONE OF NATURES FREAKS.
a fldiadeiphian whose Heart Is ON Hi
Right Side.

- -'A'VN'N'Fiiu istcDlu.I
me phenomenal popularity Of a
misplaced heart has been brought to
puDlic light as existing in the body of a
man VINO has been a resident of the
~ ~, CLOUD hotel for the past six years.
ne Is major in the United States
army and a relative of late Judge
IaeEer; He breads the notorlety
which his malfonnation would entail
upon ilp,. MN were his name given pub.
Iieity' The discovery that The majors
h ~ was located on the right side OF
~, bbody, Instead of the left, was made
s1 ~ ~. hampton in 1881, while the
t eo,. i was undergoing diagnosis
l"i lung trouble. DR.. Hampton dis.
e eo,,s,u that the heart was located
i"ur inches out of place, on the right
th npo SIDE ,. The beating could be felt
t t,ae en- inches directly below the pit Of
ma ,Snt arm. 1t was found that the
djs s,Je organs were correspondIngiy
snf AS the major had never
nIa,' eieu from severe pneumonia or
p'eufisy II was concluded that the mall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Magnetic Maidens.

OIsIIIHTVN
The papers are blowing consiidera'
bly, about Georgia girl who has
magnetic touch that attracts instead OF
repels. If the people will cast their
eyes in this direction they will ma u
whole territory full of Northwestern
angels who possess the same pecu-
liarity. The attraction is so great THAT
when a fellow gets his arms around
one of them it is almost impossible to
drive him AWAY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
MoN. ID.
I1aiesyillo Advance

Some eight or ten weeks ago the Al.
vance contained nm editorial on the
subject OF ience-cutting. and thought
il a matter Of some note, that while
fences had been cut in every county
adjoining coryeu, not single in
stance of thai form OF lawlessness had
occurred here. Our esteemed oontem-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Cid aud Vicious.


The Fort Worth GAZETTE says the
Fort will be represented at the meet
ing of the state Democratic executive
committee. II is provokingly strange
that the Fort will Insist upon getting
the state convention when she ought
TO know that the delegates can neither
get there with facility or stay there
with pODGOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Not Left hnt Rob bed.


The GAZETTE was left on the gov.
ernor's message, but it come in ahead
of its rivals on IA full and highly inter
esting report of the New Orleans Mardi
Gras. The report occupies nearly six
columns of the GAZETTE of the 9th
detailing the magnificent displays
which occurred in New Orleans the
previous day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
That Sofa Racket.


The nice Galveston gentlemen in
describing the gorgeousnes5 Of the hall
which the town offers the Democracy
to hold a convention in. says it has
fine 'sofas and settees.n The Democ-
racy had rs well die when it has to
lounge on sofa to make its nomina-
nation. The sofa racket won't win.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

ITis rather mortifying TO Rad of .
Texas cadet being expelled from the
naval academy at Annapolis for haz-
ing. But We should like to hear all
The circumstances connected with the
affair before assuming the sentence to
be lust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
A Good Calibre.


The calm, cousiderate people OF
Texas are not prepared rs lyet to
shelve John Ireland and take the risk
on new man. IL has come to be
generally known that 1t takes man
of good mental calibre to be governor
of Texas. John Ireland has made as
few mistakes as any man would under
the circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
Second TO None.


While two prominent dailies of sis
ter cities have been contending for the
palm and discussing their relative
merits as newspapers, the Fort Worth
GAZETTE has gone steadily ahead, I'M
til to-day, in all that goes to constitute
iirst-class newspaper, it is inferior
to none in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

THE Austin Statesman has under
gone a change of management but
evinces no very decided change of
heart so far the administration is con-
cerned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

ACCORDING to state Railroad En-
gineer Britton more passengers get on
and off the trains at Fort Worth in
one day than at Galveston, Houston,
San Antonio, Austin and Dallas com.
bined. Who shall question the fact
now
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

TIE returns from the editor of the
Globe-Democrat, who says the bloody
shirt Is good sor two more presidents.
and the returns from the DanvllIe in.
yestigating committee are In entire
harmony. The character OF the wit
nesses In each case II not such, how
ever, as to inspire an oyerweening
confidence IN their veracity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

beat abnorw'nas WAS !, ccnssbj,,,
appetite wa .'a \ at NJ
TO remedy tbiss
slight lung tro, ,ua,t'asys,S
vised him to }" b. M
.oid that the y Enss
roo ~ 4. was not incn',s,p
proper place. 'le eins
!, pr. Hampton NJ. \
extremely rare@ pploloulssj
motel man being "a q On
rame p to his direct " s,ssSa3
tv e asaynaud, q prs.s 4 IA
n eil,,., at the base ''sia 7 by \
s aieo,ga ~, !, Of H. 4 ' a..
sion on the surface ~ \ ss|
tween tha o,,.Ne VI thai.
most curious case y aiaaalAJ
m n,er III. is reported = |, iH !
WA that Of a man nam y Y ~
S Was married. mar had l sslsl \
naa,,'i revealed III G y.
Occupied a,.,p.. the place sa u IS y
a,alfi. the last livs !, y, ,a.S
cases cast, Of misplaced w.! ssan
ported from all Over IN, is,a ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

IN England man who makes a
promise of marriage must fulfill it or
ante handsomely. The enforcement
Of that rule in this country would
bankrupt three-fifths of the entire
male sex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

IT Houston takes as good care of the
visitors TO the Interstate drill as Fort
Worth win of those who come to the
Democratic convention, there will be
on room for grumbling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

THE GAZETTE acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
nineteenth anniversary of the Houston
fire department, to be held April u
next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

THE encouragement given to fence
cutting by the Austin Statesman is AN
indication that that paper would like
to cut Gov. Ireland's fences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

IL the Democratic national conven-
ton the man who can get the most
votes from the people will be the nomi-
nee; the Republicans will set up the
man who can capture the machine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

If the Chicago motor is all that is
claimed for it, and Dick Hubbard has
Il good slice Of the syndicate stock, he
is about the luckiest Texan We have
heard of lately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

IF Uncle Dan'l knew the number
of saloons Fort Worth contained the
Houston Age would be unanimous
for this city for the state convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

FIXING the jury" is said to be a
common practice among the legal pre-
fession in New York. Blackstone
wouldn't know himself these days in
the averageicourt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05

CINcINNArI is the home of music in
America, aud is popularity supposed to
lie located in the land OF civilization.
And yet we don't kill people in Texas
to sell TO medical colleges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
For Two Conventions.


The Fort Worth GAZETTE is in favor
of two conventions-one to elect dele
gates to the national convention and
the other TO nominate candidates for
state offices. The GAZETTE is right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-05
None Better,

lDodd City Speculatorl
The Washington correspondent OF
the Fort Worth GAZETTE pays n
merited memory to The memory of DR..
j. c. Smith of ISonhan. BY the way
no Texas paper has more sprightly
and viyacious corresdonpent.