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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
The False and the True.


public officials and afiaiis is inlaid in
tine wool and warf Of our consttu
ton, and is n good genius which
guards with ever walcnful eye the
l,uhlic treasures and punlic trusts
against the despolintion of the srnti-
uels themselves. But this peculiar
system which makes every citizen a
spy upon his neighbor who may
chance to he entrusted with official
duties, from iis very nature is suscept
lille of the gravest abuses. Power
without encourages as many
evils us power within,
Men have taken advantage
of this very virtu, o. our institutions
to yielu unto themselves the benefits
which it j. ought 10 separate from
official position. With easy ace - to
the public ear which in contradis-
tincton to the law yields every doubt
in favor of the accuser. some have
wantonly abused this privilege to ex-
tort unwilling compliance with their
unholy demands from the public SER
wants, and as guards u,lon The public
sentines. themselves betray the ma
tiou's trust Undue power never
failed of abuse. and cannot TOO vested
with greater security i'll the SPY than
the official Thus ii becomes nee, ssa.
~ whenever an indictment is entered
against the policy or the motives of 8
public servant Ia merge inro tho trial
the inepirat on of the witness. Anu
when its origin IL traced to malice
corruptness, or even ignorance, ne
dumnation Is too deep, no eXecralion
too severe.
Character il too sacred, reputation
too invalual lie, to be swept away by
the vile breath Of professional ira
ducers. And when the putrid lava
rolls from n croaking vol.
cano of prejudice and un
savory ambition. drcency demands
that the vile CONGESTION be passed
without analysis into the public sew
,rs ! ut when the nasal organs OF
the people, in the presence of great
and impending danger, are APT to CON
FLEET the decaying mass with the limo.
cence which it would destroy, those
who are jealous of official integrity
must come to the rescue or witness the
whole l,avened with the deadly de.
cuction.
Public administrations come, 60
and are forgotten, but the bias ing ef,
fecs of IA power which transmits it.
evil genius To each successor Jean only
be determined in the totals
of AN epdch. The personal
boss may wither the integrit,
of one administration or even more,
but, mt last, he can but succumb In
IN turn 10 tho suber, constellation.
judgment Of the people, or, at furthest,
/ To I'll" seq the OF death, But the plser
which assumes unto itself the q YIELD.
ing vitality ola corporation aud seeks
to control public politics through tn,
powerful lever of II public print /.
more 10 be dreaded than an avalanch.
Of communism or the encroachments
of the tyrsnt. 1t knows no past or ia.
ture but is as enduring as tiue ITSELF.
10 euro II requires the continual con
domination of an outspoKen public
sentiment, and rebuke so severe as
to make 1t powerless for malice or
personal emoiument at the ex pense OF
individual party injury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
A Clean Sweep.


for the llrst time In twenty-seven
years every important elective state
once III Columbus, Ohio. IL filled h, -
Democrat The only exception in any
grade Is one member Of The board o.
puhllc works From the time of VII
nam u Morgan, elected state auditor
IN 1901, there had been an unbr,krn
line OF Republican auditors until In,
election of the Democratic candidate
lnst October TIER had been ms ana
"o"h us III the other Offices but never "a
'irah sweep on the part Of tho Demo-
Gratis until now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
Aro Irish. Americans proteotlonists2

Prote tionists assert with confidence
that If the Democratic party incorpo.
rate In lis platform declaration, such
as In 1850, for tariff for revenue
only" the Irish voters within the party
VIII be driven to the opposition party.
Inc course Of reasoning through which
they gain this conclusion Is founded
upon two graiuitous assumptions. both
OF which are false. The first of these
assumptions sopposes that tho ado,-
Ton OF u lower tariff rate by this coun.
Try, limited to the demapds for reye.
nue., would greatly enlarge the market
Tor English manufactured goods by al-
lowing them TO he entered ut a nominal
rate OF duty; and the second assunp.
ton. resting upon the truth of The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

,, SOCK agent nving near savannah,
,ia., spent Christmas IN southwe "cors'".
After 81, ling mn old darkey hiblc he crossed
his back wi Ii rabbits foot ana told MN
that ho could never now be conJ"rou OF
harmed The negro expressed great graft
tude and wanted t. buy the root No.
emit sell this" was the reply, "ior it is worm
slO oOl to anyone. IL the left nina iont oi Il
rabbit that WAS killed In graveyard NJ
Tuscaloosa, Ala, and possesses peculiar VIZ
tues: but am looking Tor fresh supply from
there i'm few days, and VIII perhaps sell you
one.r on goihg into The country the next
dny he shot two rabbits and cut of all their
feet. When he returned the gent eman
found the darkics wild with excitement ana
as fast as he could receive the money SOLD
ont his stock OF rabbits fee at q each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
A singular Fact.

~ " singular fact that the Calves
aon News has made war upon every
Governor Texas has had since the war,
Unless, indeed. we except the latter
iait Oh vernon Davls' administers
~ winch WIS about The time the
sipVoo oribe of General Barnes aud
ny International iallroad IL supposed
:. nave i'ut In its work. 10 can hardly
We cIhiiiivd that the governors have MI
,i ,u wrong, and the News alwa, :
,,RhI. There Is about rs much hui
manly ID ltas In the rest OF mankind,
rnr may nave been AS much In err
VA, W., - ~ 'ns last ms u Is In the present
war on Governor Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

LAST weeks experience ut W",n
,noton was rot an encouraging one tor
the Southern Pacific people i"e
Texas Pacific land grant matter was
fully discussed in the senate ana MI
Huntington gets cold comfort so lar.
Those lands should revert, rs we s'iu
n week ago to-day, to the government
They were promised to the Texas x
Pacific cpnditionally, and nobody else
They were forfeited outright ano
there the matter ends-or ought Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

Diamond Joe's" Corner in Railroading.
Anyone who has visited Hol Springs
will remember the narrow gauge rail-
road that conveys the tourist from
Malvern, ON the Iron Mountain rail-
road, 90 the Springs. II Is IA splendid
ly built road, has elegant coaches goes
at "A 2:4O gait, and makes mint of
money, as the Arkansas laws give 1t
special privilege of charging ten
cents mile. This bon ana road Is the
property of IA Mr.. Reynolds, IA capital
ist Of st. Louis. In Arkansas, how
ever, he Is best known as Diamond
Juo, soubriquet awarded him, we
suppose, as expressive of his luck in
owning such piece Of road. This
Diamond Joen Is plucky and has
faith in the narrow gauge system
The tribulation. Of other narrow gauge
lines do not shake his faith. for he IL
at Hot springs now, arranging for an
extension of his road eastward from
Malvern to Pine Bluff, where ii will
connect with the Texas q st. Louis
narrow gauge. Thus passengers com
ing South can travel over "A broad or 4
narrow gauge toward Hot Springs
but no matter which route they tax,
they must change cars ut Pine Bluff
or Malvern and get alb ,ard one oi
fDiamond Joe'sn ear. La short, the
man has n corn,r Oh carrying PEG
pie to Hot Springs, aud is likely tc
hold it, Cor he built his yard wide road
over the only really eligible r"uto into
the mountaln-environed heanh ~.
unri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE Mississippi legislature ia in
session, aud reading the proceedings
we note the introduction of bill 10
raise the legal rate % interest from ten
TO fifteen per cent. peranuum. Money
must be unusually scarce IN Missis-
sippi, when il u proposed 20 equalize
n ratc of Interest that In any other
state in the Union would b. declared
usury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
The Gazetleis Correct.


IbV4I''II 'IUHFHHI.I
The Galveston New and its Austin
CORRESPONDENT Justify assert that Gov.
liclnnd's speech to the stock-raisers
convention has made him many enc
mics, almost killed him politically:
lille, on the other hand, the Fort
worm GAZETTE, which ought 10 be
'ully posted on he wants of storknien,
says VI" speech has made the governor
'hnnv irienhs. or the two, the Jour
nal thinks the GAZETTE is the II arrr
correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

heavily laden t'ams, ana more OF 'css unn
eerous for Nil kinds OF 'rai'ic' rno prolect
was preached eleven yeas ago, ana consider
able preliminary work was thoh dono' pu'
h,rd fines made capital Is timid, ana II
,ras allowed to rest until last year. IL Ia rt.
- ri d that the construc Ion contract was
'icned LAST saturday, aud the work must be
,,mpclcd within eighteen months. Tho
,unncl will he thittS two feet VIDE, Sc enteon
zoe, high, and 900 feet long. IL VIII run d.
rcetly undcr the building ana campus OF
prown un versiiy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

"WANTED-A branch OF the United
States court" is the sim that fully u
half dozen Texas towns have hung
out. While Gainesville, sherman,
Denison Palestine, etc., are besieging
Throclnorton and Reagan, Laredo Is
beseeching Tom 0chiltree to remem-
her his promises aud see that Judge
Turner hold- IA term of his court there
Some of these towns will get left--by
very large majority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE press OF Texas paid tribute TO
tue Galveston News so long that some
OF the papers find II hard 70 real lie that
the yoke has been lifted from their
hecks as well ns from the public OIL
cia'S OF theslase, They actually thank
the News for doing now, In epnse-
auenee of effective competition, ~ha,
the iliiberality Of that PAPER preysn,ed
~ rom doing when II had no opposI.
.on, VIZ Grantiuganexchange with
out requiring exorbItant advertising !,
addition. s ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE Galveston News is as much
dazed at the discovery of the change
going OH in Texas us tho fence-cutter
is, One uses the nippers TO oppose 1t,
and the other swords, H,ratio,
words" The fence,cntter kicks Mt u
herd law and calls for nelp on the big
pasturemen whose fences were cut,
and the News calls on the press whose
fences II has been cutting for SO many
years. The change will 20 ON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
moSn v MORNING. J,SuARf 81
PnhlishnrlR Notice.

The DAILY GAZETTE Is no" oe'aS
sent to n large number of people VINO
have not subscribed to the p"lei
These gentlemen will please "nue'
stand that the paper is sent to them
through the courtesy OF their repre-
sonta,iyes In the Legislature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
Times Change,
Id lion Journal

The time was when the old lady
down by the sea scowlpd great dis
quietude followed but that time has
uassed. Texas is just u trile too big
for the Galveston News to fri shte or
TO control,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

FREE GRASS M IA general proposition
will no do A herd law is the other
extreme. one is in the interest Of he
commune the other, Ia that of the
cormorant, Cannot Texas protect
property rights, and yet do that with
its free grass" which will produce the
most money
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

OUR esteemed contemporary, the
Galveston Print, is invited to call at
this Office and examine the original
manuscript, fit dots doubt the GA
zErrE's interview with George Fran
els Train. Tue GAZETTE INDUCES in
no "alleped interviews
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

Oh, No! the synopsis wasn't
made from the identical copy
of the message the News
got from the governor. But the
obligation not TO print in advance OF
delivery covered al copies. 1t was
nhaollIp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

"NEvE RMIND thead. this year, boys,
we need tlny more than anything
now. John Ireland Is trampling upon
the freedom Of the press aud throttling
the liberties Of the people. Help us
tan'y us-Or We siuk n-Gilveston
NeMs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

this route it will be about ,7oo "''es
from Fort Worth to the City of Mexico
when the mail trains get to running
we shall send the GAZETTE every day
To the great and gay city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

Now is the time for Congressman
II agan TO repay the leading Demo
cratic daily, 70 called, for that compli-
mentary mention. The freedom OF
the pressr is in PERIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
The Bald. Headed Faint Heart.

Austin Statcsman.I
Leap-year and go d and cherries.
Cant the girls W rm up things Il
lit lie?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

WuLsrniebody pat Vennor uhder
n refrigerator? He predicts that Janu-
AIRY will 20 out with mild weather, but
February will abound in Billiards ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

~ the accounts from IA pa.o are TO
be relied on Il will not be more than
ninety day until Fort Worth and the
Cily OF dexico will DO connected b,
rail. The route VIII be westward from
here, via the Texa, & Pacific, TO El
FAso, tpence southwark, via Chihua-
hua, on the Mexican Central TO the
capital city Of the sister republic. BY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

why don't our Republican fellow
citizens go vigorously TO work 70 get
the Republican convention hein az
Fort Worth. "What are here for?"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

SENATOR KENNA OF West Virginia
ishkcned TO Henry Gay by Washington
correspondent. lie nas the me smooth
Lace, ite long strailht nose, aud the sam.
bright plra'anl eyes. VIII 10 his actions al
times 'sininl one reibly Of the Kentucky
statesman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE GAZETTE cautions senators ana
representatives who own large bodies
OF land, aud who would be benefited
by n herd law, that the people are
,,nyipnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
&c "a Oil.

ID las erald.l
Not being W ! oiled the senatorial
cancu~es in Maryland and Kentucky
have not been working AS smoo thly as
the one i'm Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

"ISpgpENpENr aud Indispensable
THAT was ia the olden time, now
gone, John, forever"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

A creditor has n wonderful ihi'ue"'o
over the debtor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21
Ex-GovERNoR WILLIAM WORM

EX-GOVERNOR WILLIAM WoRru
H"lde" leads n quiet life at Raleigh, " G..
nc was mpeached by the Democratic leg,.-
latnre In ls7o, ana f. therefore disqualified
rom holding any state ono, and though
Tue legislature has been frequently asked To
remove his disabilities, 1t has refused 10 do
no. Mr.. Holden was elected Cove nor az "a
Republican In sis b, 1890, msjorliy. He
mad been provislonal gov I'm r OF The state.
AFTER his removal from ofiicc President
Grant offered him the post OF min'slo. 10
Peru, which ne do II ed. lie was afterward
pointed post naster u, Raielgh. Nearly
tNo years az" he was partly paralyzea a, d
,o' me htns IL was Thought no would NOT
hVc. His health now Is not good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

"TuE train" Travelled SO fast lie
couldn't read it on the train"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE process ot preserving fish for
white uso is n very Interesting one. On the
seacoast, AZ soon "a the FISH are csnght they
arc tightly packed IN layers in Il pans, ana
between them Is put Ice and salt These
pans are thea taken to- house the TEN pera-
tur. of which is kept at about q degrees the
year found, and ,ored until wanted. They
are then sent To dea ers throughout the coun-
Try la refrigerator cars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

JUDGE LocuRANE of Georgia was
called u, on to de lds difficult ease at law
between the pr sidents of the Memphis
charleston and East Tenn ssee x virginia
railroads. He was the friend OF both ntl
ants. and settled their differences out OF
court. receiving, It ~ said, - 90 and POSI-
ton on the directory Of one ofthe roads rs
/.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has won ,'oV "
nlto personal popularity m waSn, ,', ~, -
merely sending his daughter TO u s'hoo,'
.tead of having her taught at nome " "
..n,,crnpss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

""ft'
'hc Umblllcal Cord 4,
Landlioldersts
Powerful influences /,
Secret as pss.:
But a Herd Law A.
Shape can n
special to the Gazette,
AUSTIN, January !
seems TO he prosrcsl,.;
eacn mousse ~ due n. |
pushing business, bo, 1
each has handed oaI,
and smooth sailiur !.
pected. Now, huy,s,'a |.
current sets in and 4 I
wind and tide NAV !
just where the hitch -
yet exactly indIrslsa
several points on III
branches differ wjdS'v
confess" ms on both v
lock, will be irevIhls
will hold out a long n.
senting to put a p.s'', !
wrongful lence.bulId.S
iteiitiary, While he
determined not to lMl,
in striped pants wiibo'|
g" m., neutrality-suspicious. aIi
'' i,,,n, ,' ~ Ill.,, Nv. nsou
na i, 70 ,, ,,ne'y a'nt
.,ie ,aiiu o'i l,', rs 70 lti
VIZ 49,, W oe ,o'u v, ieae 4
va .,. S"r., ny ~, nOus
pass pass iese,'ine nglltss;
'" ~ ''I.'o. u,sFsa ~
-, nc hGiu iaws
uoo,'' , "'sain' anu msls
"a. We" w eo, ,e lnal
a'',In,,,e,' ioooy no
, ~ ,nS ',oio o y,
n'alo,,tS VI ua''ls -
ue'ioiii,iia'eu sloeAni
hilsiiiSiy "pPosed @aN
iorih ou. IL Is qulk
.nn' 'iio 'a,sc pas'uaS
',ai,iie upon "ny caa
V, i'''.. anu W "
Po' ave '','io'na''oms
ope'i'y 'a.o,ins Y
oos,io 'oi' VI ne'u "
suns 'iieln, Mlu III
PHI ,i-,,,, t wei. =
eiuiou' , " '. nAIo =
apeeen 10 quo'eu y Is
,i. 'oi " q ne s.0a. ns
'iiu. ~ 'i'us ~, '.'n u. N
eNi.a"iJ i'I'. .ns
ruiheu =, Without y,
Us "e M 'ahc 1 II los
IL. NOW, lerleIli'
strateu no sure mlH
MS sca t;, is,h'
nor 10 MS syli"e'sus
ou'aoie tiie cllanss
was iiesh lloln w "a
mems caucus
chaiiiDer when -.
though he dew ~
against them anas
their ranks all ri
they found no
his burning u'ls'a
gard Inn Us llie Acn
them OUT OF lne W. :
the speech - vMu
oplug a necessity w
withdrawing Ine : ID
amy such pu'pose -
nlen seemingly md
Terrell :, SAID lou
has biE piStni,
different thing ii
lobbyists li'sVs Nv Wy ST
in"'i'i,iuhy l'n on
h1 u, anu , .',,'sa,,w,
pm OF so, ILL., o.", .s,rn,,
near :. IL.
takers ano, no., ~ u # s ~
ct set Oh men ~ b.
rhey are kscn9
terests, ana aeu
nee from ,no sI-JI
ting, keeping Cav v, ,,,o
Know thal PIKE r,lI. 5. ~
seem 10 % NC I'M I'M, 80
iorial ieadef ! r. ORR
has ousies. y, an, arr
them, or an so J.
motives or prac,' o. M r.,
otiible men, auu ..'s !. !, !.
the exped.lllug Wy ~ III
the politician T.,
But sell-inlefe ssn y
i've, and it se ,a,"I'ii IRE
the forces lt' , ,l'.s IN
or its safety , n,s. ron
a ane,1 la 49," .y,,, radau
hlandi,l,nlenlscirot,
worse Than 0IDel :
as likely to be r., ain
ny false theofls ~ lot
rattI IIlftN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

ApEBArE on the qu' stion of woman
suffrage will be- hold under the auspices o,
the Cleveland educi;l nal bu eau at thcS'c
tabernacle IN that city on the evening OF sat
Ii day, February Q. proNlmo. The deoateis
win he Mrs. Mary A. Llvermore OF Boston
and V,n Buren, Dens'ow OF chicago Ilhe'
one hour and iily minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE Democrats IN the Massachusetts
legislature intend Mt least that the Republ-
can mem ers shall not want for excitement
d ring The present session. They have APP
pointed whips In each house who are To zee
that IN Democratic mcmbe are present,
keep them from pairing with Repnb leans
and advI-e them how 10 act on all import mt
occas. ons. They propose to make the kepub-
Leans I'm their money ifthey don't do any
rl ing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

THE people Of Providence. RI .,.
Interested In project to olga tunnel nnaor
'ohfge aud Prospect hills, which sep.rat., m.
ou iron the now part OF the city. and are 40
S'eep MS 10 BIO almost insurmountable bv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

Tre youngest member of the pres
emf tn use of representatives is the Hon Geo
A. Post of Pennsylvania. who, curousy
enough comes from the same district tnat
gave former house It's youngest member III
the per.on of G.lusha A. Grow. Messrs'
arow and Post, too, both entered congress ~
the snmc agc-twenty-oig wears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

JAyHuBnnLL tells an Intervene ',',
,,", 10 ,s nov entirely out of politics. ano
viii hencoorth devote his attention 70 pr
,t,ta Inicrpgfg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

AMONG the curl us d-appearapce
That o cur from time 10 Ii is thatof henry
luch, Il prosperous button-mak,r OF N W
f"r'. On The eyenin. OF December 4, 1881, lie
hlt friend ut the corner Of Flfly-sev, nth
sire tand First avenue, intending TO go 10 his
nome, but four blocns distant. there his
been not the slighie trace or knowl.dg- of
Hich from that day Ia this, although a re-
ward r ,0)iw ~ offered Tor h body, denu
or "live' aud his disappearance was ndver-
tlsei In Anne lea, Canada and Europe. In
snite OF prnlonge AID CROUCH search
no hing has led to an explanat on of the
myst ry, the disappearance having teen n
ie'a' vanishing fo' idi that has since been
learned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

Il. w. TnuRBER, who retireS lr"'''
business In Sew York, * cst'n'a''u ~ Wv
worth $4,000 o. lie began with u rev uo'ia'
and gradually built up a colossal s'o'e''
His age is ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

a.Ger s in registered letter 81 r,s@ III III news
Wv u,rres ,rnience Is solicited upo"
subjects. ,,,,, -, events aud news
Prompt inter lsnsreI interest solicited ana
vii he prop rly compensated ~ for publica
Ali 'ccommunicatous innnsd s ,h he, writers
t,on must he accompanies ,pbII,cstion, but ~
nam, and address, not Tor pup"
mn evidence of good iaith. ,rnications o
every character 10 ,,xo COMPANY,
LOVING fo"h1F Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

M,s + S AsroR has sent ,'o"
homeless children TO the South W." w s,sSo
tho asst few years NJ an expense " ''V'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

Mr. KALLocu, ex preacher, return,
ING san tr. cisco the other nay' lectures,
in his "old temple" His aud ence consisted
nr n bak,rs dozen. Hi. popularity Is conc
and he finds himself like Kcomcy, laid on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-21

MIR. FORSTER, at one time lord
lieutenant of Ireland. made Il slngularly for
ciblc retort To "a number of people VINO at
tend d one Il his lectures in Bradford recent.
with he intention Of disturbing the meet.
ing lie Ind scarcely begun II sspeech when
they set upye ling and hi sing when, lurn-
ing to IN, gallery in which the m b We're, he
said "As you did not succeed IN numbering
me- ia Ire and, you viii have TO hear me in
England" lie continued his spec h un!n-
terrupteu.