Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-29
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

'sSPoiter, new paDer he |
Messrs. Kirby & Neel has been rece,vsa ~
Mr.. j. @. Son has moved his oft,os !.
breckenridge and begun the publlca,,on :,
new paper, the Voice. :"
Messrs. Stephens and Battle h.,,.
begun the publication Of a new p,ner ~
MALL at Quitman, In Wood county. - .''s
Nat. Q. Henderson, editor Of ~.
Georgetown Record, is a candidate ~ ~
legislature. Oh, what viii be there ~, ~
countrymen! ny
The DeLeon Examiner is another
new candidate for public favor. I.w,, ~,
the good people of DeLeon to see that Il ,,v.,
long and prospers.
Mr.. John w. Lindeman has so,a
his interest in the Blanco News to Mr.. II Nv
Speer, who assumes the position OF as,lstar,
editor of the paper.
The Burkeville Newton county,
Record, volume !, number /. has beon -.
ceived, Messrs. smith q Good proprie,ors
1t Is n very neat s!x.column folio and bss
TIE GAzErrEs best wishes.
All Texas newspapers will regret
the annoyance and injury done by the breah.
Ing of the Galveston News fine press. Ana
the courtesy OF the Houston Post in promnt.
ly Offering aid will also be most warmly COM
mended. We are all IA baud of prothers, Mt
last.
The official report of the proceedings
OF the Republican state convention held AZ
Fort Worth April 20 aud 30 and May 1, re.
ported by Wheless & O'Leary, general stem
ographers, Austin, has been received. 1t is a
well-edited, clearly printed book offs pages,
eighth size. tinted paper covers.
All newspaper men will Join the
Galveston News in what 1t says of former
esteemed contemporary: "Dr. VIM. NJ. Yam.
dali is announced as a candidate for the leg.
islature from Tom Green county. DR.. yam.
dali has ability sufficient to grace the posi-.
tion and industry enough TO make his en-.
tance to the Texas legislature highly desira
BILE to all the people of the state.r
This from the Galveston Record
meets THE GAaErrEs hearty response-the
Journal is a daisy The Houston Evening
Journal has been enlarged to slx-columr
paper, and is now about the size OF the
l
tisements, and gives evidence of being In 1
very prosperous condition. II is a spicy and
readable paper, and deserves oil the success
it has attained.
The editor of the Albany News de
MES the soft impeachment that he is a can
didate for county Judge IN this wise: 9TH
representative of the Fort Worth GAZETTE Ii
his articla to that paper on Albany an,
. Shackelford county, says he has heard tn
editor of this paper spoken of in connection
with the county judgeship. We are not now
nor have we ever thought of becoming can
didate for that important position. Their
are older men in the county who would fl
the position more TO the satisfaction OF The
r people than we could possibly hope TO-"
Mai. Elliott has retired from the ed
itorial management of the Dallas Herald
$ order that his whole time and attention ma
, be given to the duties of his position as con
missioner to the Worlds exhibition. IN
newspapers of Texas will, we are sure, be gla
to know that this retirement, Judging iroi
Mai. Elliotts goodbye, is only for the tiil
(, | being. Mai. Elliott will have the ardent SUI
/, port of his brethren of the press and OF a
I the PEOPLE of Texas in his new Held otlaoor-
In which so much can be accomplished u
y all the state.
Referring to the fact of its bein
y the oldest paper in the state, the dalses .s
i Civilian says; In noticing the iact tnat ~
:, Civilian on the Sth inst. attained us ior''
/. sixth birth-day, the Brennan banher
marked in the course OF a paragraph;
It's still printed on hand-press, ~, nes
having made sufficient progress TO Justify
buying cylinder press.
To this Mr.. Hamilton Stuart ditoroi S'a
Is Pressn in the News, replies as follows:
IS This last remark is erroneous. Ihe oui',il
N is entitled tn the honor of having ueen =, :.
= first paper in Texas printed on poWe, pr az
n run by steam. 1t was one OF tne l'VSa ~
20 cessful papers in the stale before the "a''
y AsMr. stuart was editor and part owner
Ic The Civilian for forty years,he knows "no'
IA of he speaks, and he thus puts another 'sas
he err in our cap which we knew not we We, :,
lie titled to. The prestige The CIVILIAN nav
its younger days we hope to regain IN ''s ~
ID future.