Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-20

discharge Of a great run ,p ss llks rgI
boys who had worked So - lA md M
1t feel sad indeed Juds. q um on ia,
speech last night, said M. ~ 81
was not surpriie to him sis.ts d Il
ascertained that the pole ~ wv ,gue
republican rotten pine y, bio
uns0und as the principle, WI uaii
publican party. p''sHle hlrt
A. l.. Matlock, Denopns ally
Tor this district, made "a
speech last night at the cd., w y f sss
a large and appreciatiye ma vhei
reviewed the history of thei, .ste
parties of the country. And bssl
their records in wav MN, n NJ
adversaries little 10 ne
When he came TO the wj5s ~ 4.
and began to touch him up. e,a riry
one Butler man in the hos- u. 2 h
soldier of that distinRuIsh,J sd.
Fort Fisher and New Orle,r, q Y Of
terrupted tie speaker with ~. irri
for Benz" MatlOck turned IN ~
ton TO the fellow who bad ~ ifO
the fortunes of the great ~. gers
many campaigns, but no baias 1ink
when he got done with MIN ng,
ready to sing the good old son, Sapc
I'm used up man. inn !
a perfect used up man. was
Iiever get subeT again. oFs
nr- Hr 9s ~ u cAu'' q dol
MIR. Matlock Is a yo unv nm, I,his
spirit, good speaking ability ,sl \ bv II
ling Democracy, and he win n. cerce
den opinions from his codntyus psine
he makes such speeches as thsid, howl
night throughout this district like
Judge Hare was called tofollov on is
but excused himself and invited part
old farmer statesman, J, Y. B,a ons Il
dafier, to the stand in bis STEAD. TNnEvI
veteran Democrat made
speech of about twenty MINUTES ByEL
was frequently applauded. he net q
followed by Ike Standiter Of DIM Z Occl
in a spirited and Characteristic hi 81 bu
ten minutes, at the conclusloa motto
which the mass Of Listeners arose PIPER
left the hall TO the stirring tun, wlr,
Dixie, played by the Sberman ban. lliOn
]. @. Bigger, United States diet iiOn
attorney, came up from Dallas nOli0l
morning and addressed the people pc
night in the interest Of Republics lds
ism, Blaine and Logan, and bins ge vi
as his own successor In The lucrai near
Office he now holds This patF' luak
gentleman was INDUCING In ! nl In
game of bluff to-day In The Bar gan
house bar, and proposed 70 n EeniI
largely that Blaine would CAT fpni
York, Indiana and Ohio, al ana,
be elected Mai. T. g. BIoWsig q, X
isville, who has lately been o ppe
in some of these states, told ~. pa
tleman that he happened % ~ SIG
couple of Thousand Oh Ance
to invest on Cleveland vas =
would divide II On Ilm'
states and the general result q "a u
all on the issue that Blaine Eoa. qua
be elected president. Mr. Bigger .iIho
expect to be "calledp and Ehe 3ei
saw IL took money to back up g ~
calamity set 'em up, while !ns ~ NJ,
drank 10 the success OF CieveiAD9 ~ ~
Hendricks. s,ad
State Engineer BrlttOn and y nv NJ,
II. Brown returned this mornlls "A ~
Chihuahua, Mexico, by way III =
Paso. They report pleasah Il Rs,
| They saw many curlosltlss mi f,
the antiquated and non.pIos e moi
people who live on our hin
border. ihelI ci'iil11 his,osv q Iii
70 a PERIOD lost 70 h ,ysdan Bows
centuries, but the Mexican q ~ lind |
is supposed to be treading Ia u keadi,
steps Of his benighted ancestry ~ FoaI
reverential devotion to ancs al 3
toms and habits Of life thai g.. sinis
insured with a desire iol y -heI,,
ment however much The
of progress may be ss bIrN
him. They have the blgns stba
duties of any modern gV,n LING
| in existence, and yet thelI, N rd
women take the placsS Snjq De we
burden and toll on frsm oa y. ! ked a
wages that an American W. lie,
not regard as satisfactory ieli BIT a B.
| rvipg a gentlemRn's vallss N q Rery
lei 10 tie depot. Capts. ba II
Brown sneak in complineen.' the
of the cordial treatment W. a uppe,
from railroad officials, an9 "A bali
ILL, grateful to Ca' Ia vot
United States cons. ,ear Ihe in
huahua, for numerous Rml1f sEul
Notwithstanding Captain. a~.s I to
Brown are two OF the mos z p.s q he
Democrats In Texas, and s .0,ss sd 20
of Democratic adlill''t6a N ~ "
the November election. W. chan
Col. Scott as the right nisn
place. and are in favor .' n II AcIN
retained in the place ne IN ln,aa sies
40 much credit to his gnrs1,s,s5 graz
niaasnra TO the Unl~ " gin
epit e visiting 10 D,.,., 4. he
on their return these els ssse "a CHI
nan me- nrocnred large ps'1 pitlnl
I Paso are e as a special g, eSIl u i
yo a Correspondents when No an,
ed with many thanks Oy plib
family. i the n. Ky
Rlooded Stock assotla',SsiIs . slyeC
snec,sl meeting this nloiD~s 81 III
pare for tue forihoomi nnsse. "a s ssrlo
M = Snu Texas -, circuit WY VI p alchl
largest number o. h SeId ID ~ q ~, !
Sc eeT sau ii i The attention + b aud
M men S' has eeen directed = &, 80
hung up here and nis .s,,,s 4 C y !.
GUS facing eli man win c oaa STIals s0 4,
part VI hHN V'exa9.