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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
THE BLAIR BILL.
A Trojan Horse Beware Of the Greeks
Though Bearing Gifts.

To the Gazette.
| was astonished at your editorial in
THE GAZETTE of Oath instant. The
peculiar phraseology of the article is
calculated to create in the minds of our
senator's and representatives in con-
gress a distrust and lack of confidence
in the sentiment of the Democracy of
Texas. That sentiment is about
eqally dividedp upon the Blair educa-
tional bill, is one OF those expressions
of thought that could not have its ORR
gin in the brain OF any true Democrat.
lhave carefully canvassed this question
In my immediate midst and none favor
the bill. While our people are not the
exponent of thought in and about your
Paris of Texas" it seems that all
Democrats upon reflection cannot favor
this effort OF one Of the leading Repub-
licans to hold together that disinte-
grated party. The bill under guse
of friendship to the ''poor colored
man, +" is only an effort to hold the col
ored voter in the ranks of that party.
The negro has determined to act for
himself politically, and Mr.. Blair's
bill Is one OF those strong reminders, or
ratner perSuauers, OF Snrewu poll
tician to do them or the public no
good, but to hold that party together.
Having implicit faith in your
Democracy, L was astonished that you
should favor such an inroad upon
Democratic principles. Tho bill is
class legislation, will favor the pro-
tectionist, promote the interest of the
Republican party, exhaust the public
treasury OF its surplus revenue, and be
of no real benefit to the general public.
Thanks to Messrs. Coke and Maxey
for their efforts in the senate, and, in
your own language, "Texas senators
share the full condolences, generally
speaking. Of Texans" and we make
the amendment that they share the
full confidence Of Texans and oppose
the Blair educational bill. Yours
respectfully, J. A. DAVIS.
DELEoN, TEXAs, April 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

pie made the theater. 1t was withal a
most remarkable sermon, coming from
an orthodox pulpit.
More of such sermons would soon
purify and elevate all kinds OF amuse.
ments; not make the theater an insti-
tuition operated by the church, nor
anything of that kind, for that would
not work; 1t has been tried. People
don't go to the opera TO hear sermons,
nor should they go to church simply to
be amused. But the church can, by
proper teaching and encouragement,
make decent, clean theatrlcals more
profitable to managers than
The vile, filthy entertainments
that now predominant. The
church cannot throttle amusements,
and unless ID wishes to be deserted b,
people 1t had better give
up the notion aud set about purifying
the taste for amusement. The theater
cannot be killed, but 1t can be re-
formed. The church has long enough
tried to brow-beat the theater into
coming to 1t, and now 1t had better do
as Mohammed did when the mountain
refused to come to him; viz, go to it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
Building Material

LuMBER-Rough lumber, boxing, II inches
and under, intclass, 81: stripping. xxa, S2I
boxing and flooring, clears, US; thick clsarn
IA and TX, e21; rough lumber. sooond ciass
slB; ioist and scantlfng, culis, SIS.
RIDfk0-First common white pine, G32 80
second do. $40: third do, e25 poplar. v28 000
n co. nstiys pine "; t26G do ". s26; nativ'
DnK,sKD LunnxR-Boxing u inches ans
under, s28 0JD8 70: 10 xxs, e28 00ds8 90
Ecantling, jolst or any common lumber
$50 000tB %; boxing over IL inches, esD,D0a
~ %: thick clears, ~ toll X and 2, go 000os5 10
second class. any kind. sci 00ayB 30.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRIn0-Fjrsf
class, US: second class, 52l.
WHITEPIHE FURNIBHIN0 LUNBER--1k. II
and inch white pine. g0 inch do. S65 y
CEILIa0--BEADED on PLAyN--First com
Poplar, II, s26 10; poplar. u, 9n60@& %
nativepine, ", e22.tO; DO, X, 4z6.
POPLAR LuhDxR.--lk, ~, and inch, s66
BHIYoIEs-While pine A, Is; do shaded A
$40. do extra No. J., SD: cypress, beet. any
brand, t5; do No. 2, ei.50 do No. o, e3GD native
sawed heart, yl.be saps, $50.
PICK ETs.--Whfte pine, dressed and headed
square or nst,yE yellow pine do. %; iath
LINZ, CKnEHT, ETc.--Lame, Austin, n 81
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or ROsenaIe, u ii
per bbl.; Portland, s476 per bbl Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. % % per Dbl. PlastsI
Baiox,-.T,re-proof $3.50 psr M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
FALLS COUNTY.
Matters at Marlin-LOcal, Social and
General.
o of the Gazette.

Cor.sspondepce of the Gazette.
MARLIN, April 25.-The Loan and
Building association of this city has
been duly chartered. with a capital Of
$50, 600, which has been nearly all paid
in.
The woman charged with the MUIR
der of her infant child still languishes
in iail. in default of the 81 900 bond as
flxed by Justice Hunnicntt on the ex-
amining trial. Messrs. Y. /. Harlan
and J. j. Swan, her attorneys, Will ap..
ply to Judge Rimes for writ OF
habeas corpus at an early date, Win
view of reducing her bail.
Col. Swan of Kosse is In town to-day.
The colonel is a candidate for the legis-
lnture from Limestone county, ana is
very highly spoken of In that connec,
ton. He Is q man OF broad views ana
would make q fine legislator.
DIR. Ditzler, an eminent divine ron
Louisville, KY, will commence y
series Of sermons In Marlin on May 4
at the Methodist church.
Next Thursday Is the day appointed
for the picnic at Central academy
a great many of our young foiks taih
of going out, as 1t Is q splendid urivs
from town, and pleasant time can "
had by all who attend. ,-a.
Our doctors have all returned IRON
the medical association AZ iSeiton, an'
so have the veterans from faris'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
GRAYSON COUNTY.
The Prohibition Programme at Paris
WhitesbOrO Waits.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
WHITEsBORo, April 26.--During the
past ten days your correspondent has
been OH the road, visiting different
parts of the state. Among the items
which may interest some of your read
ers we note the following:
The meeting of the state prohibit on
convention at Paris, though overshad-
owed by the meeting of the veteran
association at the same time, was an
affair of no small Importance. The
convention assumed no political shape
yet we predict its influence will tell
on political parties in Texas. If the
executive committees do their
duty, such an influence will be brought
to bear on the next legislature as will
compel them to submit to the people a
vote on a constitutional amendment.
The temperance people of Texas are
determined to never give up the strug-
gle until our state Is redeemed from
the whisky curse.
The cold norther which swept down
upon us week ago, bringing flrs and
overcoats into requisition again, passed
off without doing any serious damage.
Some fields of corn we have noticed
are badly bitten, while others in the
same locality escaped entirely. Fruit
and gardens seem to be unimpaired
Farmers say the prospect fol
a fine wheat crop was never
more flattering. Everywhere We
have been during the past few weeks
we heard complaint of the excessive
rains, until we reached this point
Here we find a drouth prevailing
No rain for weeks; crops and gar
dens beginning to suffer,
Two protracted meetings are In prog
ress here, one at the Methodist ant
one at the Baptist church.
DIR. Younge, the temperance lee
turer, and J. Il. Lemons, editor OF tn
Temperance Banner, were !ere las
night and lectured in the Methods
church. They have splendid w. Q
T. U. at this place, which is doinl
| much good,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
Groceries.

MrAm-sugar cured: hams, 1870; s.c.o.B.
Bacon. l8c. H,C, bacon. IIc,: b. q. dry salt.
TO- ..'' - $500 ''"' " ''>'
iARp-Tierces, exc: 40 and I0n cams, eai o /:
Jn n cans ioS io'' cams NAV o'' '""' iV'o'
GoTrsr.Ns;ommon IIo.: ordinary. II,1c.,
soir 10. nrt,na rio Ia. .nncv In. IA
noycrnn,ent Java. ssze.. A ibnol;les' xr,osa.
fsmiaIc 'S1N''' f'o'A'
TEAEimperial. 4o0e8o: gunpowder. 60dp70.
heISShis asfc. mi losf n 20 e ozs
s,a MA ri 49, Jouisiana Srnn,n,ataa' NE ss
s,andarJ asm =. nha,ce whi,s III AZ IL
,siinn ,i;;Ta%% 7x.,i%n '0 "A'''' ~ W oe'
YELLOW ci.p,,s" siir1c
Fac MscEeraI Inn gits. No. I. nj If No
q al ID. hats hhis M 4 n m. Ma 81 AZ IN
%hiie fish. No. i. hlf bbls., Sis, No, 4, Ss.I:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

BAR IRON, 81 80. Norway, &c., No. n
sheet iron, NC: No n Q shcet Iron, 6isc.
galvanized sheet iron, p0ol0,Sc.; mo. Y X soda
TO-; No. n do, l6c.; 2x2h rood ny tin, sls ID
epi6 50; l4x20 and lUxli pat. do, 81 1908 JO;
tinner's wire, 30 per cent. or; timers stock,
forty per cent. OF; cook stoves, with ware
$40 5o0p25 20; do, with trimmings. eli 50d450OO
WOOD WORK. Wagon ax1es. gOc, dosI OO
tongues, 90cdDsl 90; singietrees, 81 75 boisters
&c.; spokes, "a 750p8 90; felloes, 81 S50b2 IS
Donbletrees, g. 266Df 90; neck Jokes, 81 O0d
90; plow beams, bDe585c.; plow handles, el7t
o25o; handles, 81 1900 90.
NAILS. 81 85 key, basis 10d.--Burden horse
aboe, per key, % 60; Perkins do, % 10; Walk
or do, % 30; Burden mule, 20 so; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4. Soc. No, 8, DC, No
Q, 2sc., No. q 2Ic., No ., 9Oc.; 'lake's' do, No
4. 45c., No. go, No. q, 22c, No. Z, 20c, No. u
l9c.; Ausable do, No. f5c., No. 8, 40, No, O.
2lc., No. 7, l9c., No. =, 1sc.
AK ES-K. K. per dozen, 90 J00bl0 90; Lakei
s90o@e 80 ,Haokensack, 90 5oet7 20; boys
.REFRl6ERAToRs.-No. ] climax, si7oo
No. 2, DO, as 60; No. do, s1a; No, do, sabi
CELLANEoUs-Trace chains, "a PEI
PAIR, see7c.: pillow singletreos, per doz., ~ "
BELLS 90 per cent Oh; door locks, o. 2sscS oo
wood screws, 20 and 10 per cent. OF: LIP cast
door butts, 10 .and 10 per cent on; cut and
timed tacks, ~ per cent OF: coffee mills, "
per cent. OF: blind hinges, 20 aud 10 per cent
on; carriage bolts, 65 and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolts, & per cent OFT; pieco tin ware
30 per cent. OF; deep stamped ware, 80 pei
cent. or; shallow stamped ware, 50 per cent
OH; Iapanned ware. 30 per cont of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

bark, Cinnamon, per pound, lSo--c: bark,
Peruvian, per pound, 30@--: bofax per ID.
lbe--; bi-carbgnnte Of soda per ID. st]94. cop
cinchonidA per ounce, 7ol56Dc.; CASTLE sos p
(nnottledl, per n, sqI8 cream tartar, q. r., per
pound, toats:; chalk LIMP, per pound, 2a3
English. per pound. 1901 vs.; chiorai by.
draie, I D19l ~ chloroforrn. 81 loo, com
position powder, 1000: doyers powders. ~
pound, So guEn cam piior, SGs--; morphine
per ounce. IS 25sB76; machine oil, golden, 10
go qninine. a W., por o., sol 70 |;
500ss iodIde. IS: cblorale. sza2S Alum. 10.
Spirits turpsntine, boo; Linseed oil, G74sisc.:
Flour sulphur, lb6c.; Essential oils, Vt. Louis
list; strictly pure white lead, III; Patent
medicines. rebate ON list n ID. fluid extracts,
Is per cent. Off; Prescription Walls, per ease,
30 and 10 per Of. OF; do, broken. 10 per Ct. or.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

pockets SO; Number ~ ditto, less tho
tree, ssi No, loose rlvited do, sal; No, 1
colorado, gonuina short krieacke tree. SIS; No
~, tieu. coarse ai2t No. ~ do, Stiil tree. SIS
No. 10, stitched, ihli RIG, rose tree, 20 S6, No.
" tackled, do. do, %; three quarter and hnii
rigs, mems, s5e9S; do. boys', SSa5.
long tug complete tcoilnr, brides, limos.
etc.,' t3ep22.g2o ih Inch, machine, short
lng. complete, BIO oo;. ~ inch, hand, oak
tug, complete, $3.50, '
ssruRS,-i Eureka No. 8, chased, per dozen,
! 70; indlanola, blued. per dozen, 81 so:
tEvGlNs.--No. !, C'ni. style, calf, ss; No.
lal. htyle, Kip lcggin leather, IS 10, No. ? do.
70 No. 2. old style kin do. Oh 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
The bouquet Craze al Its HEIGHT.

New York World Report Abbey Benehi.l
There were piled up Ia the cloak
room about two tons Of flowers. Ey-
had sent baskets. The foyer
smelt like the Vale OF Cashmere.
Even the attaches had spent $50 for
basket, the card on which
read, From the attaches OF MIR. Alb
hey, who are attached In another
sense" People that Mr.. Abbey had
never heard Of sent bouquets. II was
impossible to get them all on the stage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

Furniture-I'eada teads, Imitation walnuN
each W 1908 y; all walnut, "a bOael0 30; Chnirs.
scnt, " 00@v 70; cane aeat, dining, eia Olap1i Oo.
Chiids md rockers. o. ooobl2 90; large rocking,
sgWeyso0 w camp and rockers, each. 81 T60l
Tables round, s20oaabO; isli leaf, a. SdsSs IL
Safes, each, 81 5000 Bureaus, sS 5oGS 81 ID
wash stands, I'll 25lnb so bed sprinrn ~ ySsAy ~
Baby Carriages, o. 60GD1D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

Hay New country loose from wagon
9 0oDio % peg ton baie hsy. tiooo @ 1aD0.
sass eo ssi l Sa ts sspai y % psI s.
Cotionsssd meal. sl.oo = }SO Cotton seed.
l2ke. Miilet. per hale, slo1li. johnson
grass seed, " per bushei. Miilet seed, 76c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
How Do You Know !?

Mr.. Tllden said the country Wanleu
a change OF measures and OF men.
wants that change now. iheseIolo ~, "a
doesn't want the old ticket ana Tue VIZ
racket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

dressed es}dsb. iasec': dfsased IL MA. idc
OYsTkRs-- Baltimore Diamond brand; Dis,
monds. ~ 10 per dozen; Select, " 90 doxen |;
hatagorda, ~. per LOO; Berwick Bay, u u
per 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28
IeIcoLErTER
1 ..,.,n, picked W and
',s Irssrsuthsileally'
IN, Social and day
/, IN 4 The Lake CITY,

sssrsn','es 4 Mr.. VIM. H.
i April 10 Eighteenth
trends N Wv ,.onyention for
!, allied the conNe,s,v aress.
" .s.Inate him for congress,
|ep0',' hed being prepared
t 4 l,'an ia case he receives s,s,es
|bIl apo Invention. Carter
! ]uls , sol,, ~ strings to his
l laeS M 10 the guber,na:.
+ ,l slSf for he present, , bu.
Ellsush 'oa in connection ton
|hini nv asncy, aud is also
ecPr es;nluwsrd the congress,
k1fs s,a ,v" his district. II all
n, alv drop back upon the
Fv, ,ll a, %ussyoralty.
hd'ne W, ~ he vast surplus
10 pee11 ~, ~ in the national
hM .' 'sss 81 the national
~ Ps9y.l,snsd as much as
k ns ~ - much at stake
n VIZ ! : ~ "a an ample navy
hculu ~. w against at least
ar coss'' ~ The world that
rse's v,,,,en.of.war ships.
n9eian, ~, ANYBODY else, can
o. iu J, nnnlfv. We do not
ln ~ Pprrobably would not
snu TX, Of having to do
sn oaass few iron-clads
n% W. thousand pound
fN 49, miles. The moral
q " u;s,snce of such boats
~ e ..Sst we want. Wars
s' vSl 10 lead to blows
= w. ,,.rsviment is uppre-
y Y resent by word any
~, !, IVA y moi follow with
n ", damanded. What
49, - ,.Jsnce. il Germany
~ = tI'Ton.ciad six miles
Do 81. = u 1 cast ton cartridges
,, iml y
a aS,s.tional bill is one of
Sns val TN sum Of money
. IA nat he better spent
s S~ The he illiteracy of the
wv ,s. 'ss eroans with a
~ Us ' and he country stag
X, weight Of large igno-
" \. s rneswledge and light,
~ N slss viii he added. A
!. .a,e e,sd T neople was made
M Rev Rsy. r. ii. Allen at
" iss church. The
ls =: ,sised in the south,
~ n ans an ex.slayeholder'
~ 4. need NJ Of education and
' :, uO.a nj in the prem.
/. 'S sIon tbe white people.
Y VII he n Blair educational
n. M, ius house will consid.
s Y MI sri the desired end.
\ a .T.,Is = ' nation Ien'' of fun fun.
r; Ss4, and produce a great
II N and humor. But
n notably England, Italy
s s,rs i, over W any of their
But they are waking up
h,lmportance of the fact
hi not sober and solemn
rgtsdually.. coming to
nhey do not take every
rusln and pleasantly in
1hly matter-offact way.
Iak Tribune has recently
kieY little suujb about nonr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

wheAs. choice soc.0Dl, medium. so4eo:
'ss " sssa. ~ SsSs ~ ~ Sss ss''''' =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-28

Refrigerator aud Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes--corn fed, per pound .........rl {0l5te
Cows, per pound .....-....... z<3y1{o
MuttonE-Fair, fat mutt0ns, = b.....-z 3f9yxe
Choice, per pound .............3 43i@o
auRt--feT pouua. W14<0
. btock hCfg, Der pound .....3xDl
Bulls and btass, FOR sausage planufhe.
eIass cattle Suitable iSf Issi-nons e M.
ket Is. II " 81 =
offered, Axksd.
Cows 70 yss:oid, az ...-.
Young " xas bulls :..-........ - q
IexAsra!sed purhan....-. q "a
Texasr&ised q purham,,..- % %
TexnkrAiSed q Durham. 49, 90 r
Texak-raised full blood do.... 100 IA
sEastcfn Texns and Bouthsrn Texas efc,oA
cattle about two dollars per head lea fhen
the above quotations. ~ -
The above prices are for herds of l0o hsan
and upward. delivered on the trails, ard m
such cattle ~ those raised IN the cr1unf1on
embraced In the following ferrttorS, V{6S3
Of the Texas Central R4ilWaT; NORTH of : l(6G
drawn east and west with Wsco, and e6r1 r.
line drawn north and south MIN Md ~
g0un o. Red Etye III
burrs.
Anasususa 49,. q .1.iE1 Il :. - g
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LOCAL MARKETS.


oFYIcK or THE GAzEITs,
FoRr WORTH, TEX, April - lsei.J
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THE HIGH COURTS.
syllabus Of Opinions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

Prepared specially for the GAzKrrR by n. p.
Jackson Reporter OF the Appellate Courts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-14

GRASS VALLEY, October 13th.-A heavy rain
storm which began about noon yesterday, has
been falling here till about o'clock this after
noon. The rainfall for the storm. up to o clock
was / 81 inches, making the total for the seaso,
3.43 inches Tonight the stars are shining, anc
IL Is f1Ilita cold
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Attest: THos. L. THOMSON, Secretary of State
i,-gA
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NEVADA.
Eire in Eureka.

EUREKA, October 13th.--A fire. started, this
morning at o'clock in TrainorS feed and liV'
cry stable which quickly destroyed the entire
stable was situated on South Main street. and
but for the heroic efforts of the firemen and a
heavy rainfall the entire business part OF town
would have been destroyed. The building was
owned by Frank Abadie and valued at So,OV0
insurance, $3.50 Tra!nor lost in horses,
sleiehs. carriages. grain, hay, harness and other
property, 5000; insurance, $1,000. The follow
Ing persons lost property not insured: Remlng
ion. Johnson & Co.. two horses 500; Judge
Grey of Hamilton q horse and buggy, 500: the
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company, horse.
and buggy, S400 Judge Rivers, carriage ana
harness. $50: John William. of Duckwater
horse and blackboard $500; =. n Hansen, sleigh
sl25: Lawyer Baker, buggy and harness, $40.
The hostler, Tom Fuller barely escaped with
his lite. The fire is supposed to have originated
from sparks from Chinese wash-house adjoln
ing the stable, and was so sudden that il wa'
impossible to lead the horses out.
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CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA |
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !

california, and an Act of the Legislature of the
State of California eutitled can act to provide
for the submission of proposed amendments to
the Constitution of the State of California to the
ualifed electors for their approval" approved
March I, 1885, notice is hereby given that the
Legislature OF the State of California, at its
iwenty-ffth session, commencing on the first
Monday after the first day OF January, A. D. 1888
ewo-thirds OF all the members elected to each OF
the two Houses Of said Legislature voting in
lavor thereof, proposed that Section 10 of Ar
ticle XII of the Constitution of the State of Cali
fornia. be amended so as to read as follows:
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Aversion 10 DiullltSS Vi NioAoiAy 1850
i'm the Head the vital fluid passing uiIoDserved
in the urine, and many other diseases that LEAD
to insanity and death
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a" E, MINTIE, NJ. D., No. IL kearny
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