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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Oae Ivy one the old Ian imNrha ol
Galveston AFRO being washed away Into
the past rimo. llao tho waves OF the
rcallcsu sea that loves the island beach,
rolls ou aud on, obllterating familiar
ohloclH aud changing tho physical
appearance of Tho busy city, u 10
only Tow dayango since George ball
was laid 10 rra,, aud before people had
learned 60 fully appreciate his loss tho
death uf Mir John hctly was an.
nouured npd claimed the tribute uf
tearr due OIL great aud good men. Mon
die daily aud W. uourorly take time To
read the himplc announcement OF the
tact, ro ougtoaard ARE We with the bupy
affairs ct llto hmt when mon llllr
lnhu acaly pnvv away we ppuao awhile
~ lcust aud rcyirw their lives, rhcy
arc "a part ol Texas, the few remaining
linku thni hlnd M td the pnat, and
when fuud,rrd We rocl ecnslhly that
We ARE ioo-cd from tho glorics and
Vtuvglcs OF uarly days, They are
np' forgotten such men e thcnc
ioayc the Impress ~ thoir lives
ON tho country aud tho memory OF
their works rcmaius Ia the minds OF
mcu They have reared monuments
more durable than brass, which can
not bc dwtroyod coy uhlltcratod 10y thy
raNngua OF yohrs, The death OF John
scaly VIII be cgrcttrd not only hy
the dunltons of thc Island city who
viii feet immediately hls loa,, but 10y
the hualneus men ot the entire state,
who have known him ~ leader and
guide ip financial matters he wah
cue of the foremost hurlucM men oil
ToAaa long before many who have
achieved distinction were born, lllt
namu aud the hnutp hc represented
were regarded "a the vcfV foundation
OF eolld enterprise aud auhpiautlai
wealth, aud though many good mci
are lcit, tow viii have the opportunity
OF doing Na much for the development
OF Texas a. lac has done,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
oblootof tho prohibltlonlstr.


Chairman Dohnupy Of the rrohihl-
ton state executive committee has
called q meeting Of the members there
of AT fort Worth on the Slh Inst. tose.
Loot 49, John electoral ticket foe
ToXns, This, in parontheaca, IL The
third slate convention That haa been
hold la Fort Worth the present year,
aud the choice OF place Tor holding
thrlr mooung shows that the Prohihl,
tloulsia arc a pretty sensible set OF men,
liut of COURSE they do not expect Ia
carry Texas for 80, John aud cold
water The Democratic majority Ia
too bulky and too Armly lutronchod To
bo oycrlhrown by throwing cold water
on H..
There 10 purpose in This quiokcncd
animation of the Prohlhliionisla.
ltraders of TIN GAHErrE viii recall 10
mind the Paris convention ~ the Pro.
hihltion party, last spring, aud the nd
drcss Issued 10y It. In that address the
attention of the prnhihltloniata was
directed To the necessity ~ clcotlng n
legislature friendly 10 the Submission Of
q propoHcd amendment to the oonuti-
tuition similar 10 that now ln force Ia
Kansas, The plan suggested was not
60 run separate aud independent anti
liquor candidates for the legislature,
hut Ia demand OF all candidates Ina
the field definition OF their vicwa ON
the llWortpnle, aud to east their votes
for those only who should promlae TO
vote Tor the submission u prohihl,
ton amendment. II the prohibition
vote should amount TO any thing at all,
II would hold tho balance Ut power la
many close contests and be- able 10 cou-
troll the election, The plan not only
was feasible, but highly practical, hc'
ing lndoc but the carrying into otlcct
at tho m,ton principle 10y which a
faction contributes its influence 10 one
OF two parli,-, nv tho GrecnheclSora, at
thcadvico Of Butler, are now doing nll
over the country,
IhV mNrlluK AT tott worth tn put
IL ST. johu electoral ticket Ia the apld
Is probably la support Of the effort 90
10 elect n prohibition legislature,
Thirteen cleclori ARE thirteen aglta-
tors aud aelivo workers for the pro.
hlhitIon causc, They eoiidiIy the
strength OF their party and direct its
operation They viii orgenlko the
unti,llquor clomonI, aud make Il m1st
effective Rt the polls. "A thcy can hope
Tor nothing 40 improbable rs the sue
cess OF their electoral Ticket, tho moat
plausible view To take ot their action
Ia 10 regard it asa movement 20 cap
thre the Legislature, Aud this, more
than likely, u tho real object ofthc
meeting az Fort Worth on the 9Th inst,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
Haunting Dlalno,

Gath, like Joey nagatock, 10 a "s,y
dog HciHa blaine man dy cd Ia the
wool hul cannot afford to compromise
himself an "a political prophet In pro-
diotlng his election aud he knowa
BlNlnca record and the weight II viii
have ga the votcn OF the country aud
Instead q, ioollahly attempting To dony
the ohHrgcH made against bin candi.
date, attompts to excuse Thorn and
convince people that The plumed
knight posacbacn virtues "a states,
man aunloient 20 oVorhalance hia yleea
as u politician aud trlokatcr THIS
could net loo accomplished 10y urgu
mont nor 10y an appeal 10 the sectional
feelings OF the North, 20 hc cndcayors
to reason by analogy aud demonstrate
that smart rascal Ia better
Tor "a political lcadcr than
% allow Baing hoaVnt man,
lie Waited Canada aud among his
faithful descriptions ~ the uights aud
scenes there witnessed, akillhlly makes
his point Ia apeaking OF the leading
politician oi the plminlon, Sir John
Mcdonald, lac aaya "rhe Canadians
have seen the necessity OF putting men
OF ability In control Some yean ago
Med maid and His cahine. became no
corrupt In building the Canadian
Pacific railroad and other works that q
great Investigation exposed them -
Now, lot w substitute tho manic of
Blaine Tor Mcdonald, aud tho Fort
smith railroad Tor the Canadian
Pacific, aud you have Whist he had la
hia minda eyc hal dared not vNprcss,
Again, after keeping thcm ont
awhile Il was found THAT nohady rlsr
could give any snap 60 the govern.
meut, aud Mcdonald was restored Ia
powerN There Il 4 Ia y nutshell,
Why should the great American
rcpublo Turn deaf ear Co ia,
thundctlngu ot experience or hllndD
rush upon the hidden reef. that wei
nigh wrecked our nelghburps Why
ahnuld We put man Ia power wht
has moi the 'anaph about him Go out !
wide sweth among the nations Of ih,
earth and arouse our dropping inter
eals from their lclllargy 20 the busiest
activity uf COURSE lllalno, like Mo
poueld, has been proven corrupt,
bat that 10 nothing, What We want
aud villa, We must have. h "snap.i
lt q useless 90 experiment With slow
pokca, u 10 only time lhtowp away
We must have "ansp" and II No can
not have it thla time W. VIII have ;,
loae N,ar yoars aud came back Ia oul
first love IN the end, 10, Il "a better &,
take the "shaph 10 start with and b,
donp with a. II may BIO unpleasant
bat Il viii do ps good, This II IN
kepplnH with the limo OF
policy and tho arguments used
hy the lllalne mauaaeru They do
not make any ciibrl "a deny the satl'
o0a questionable transactions la which
nlaine has figured, hut prelcrmit all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

mmlne hoard aud rack thely physical
corsiiiutlona and their heads ht the
sn,ne lime by nrglrctlng sleep quiet
aud Tho laws OF hea Ia The gambler,
On, or two At most, viii on sunday
rvening hire q livery team nnd the
stabie man gels the hire lnf horse
and burgy, tart nnly from the win.
INNS ~ IA searn nt more men, who win
tb,ir families are left nv home, Nnd Foe
,vh,se apramm idntiuu. u they hnd not
lnst their money during tho week, ten
an % dnKrn vehicles standing la the
atnhls wonll ho used
The same parallel might he run In
any other business,
'fbr Doctor has to prescribe for and
not receive his Fec, Tor parties who
have been deprived ~ their money
mud hive hren robbed of their health
'rhe aroepr. the clnthipr aud AL suffer
because OF tho fact that la gaming no
booIta nre kent "cnRh upN or 'shnt
Inn IL il mld that Fort Worth was
never more prosperous than now,
while filled with gnmblefH' " Fort
Worth were not prosperous she would
not be filled with gumhlors. Do the
yuiiuros flock Ia and collect where
there Is no carcarh' DO the sporting
men frequent out Of the way places,
villages, hamlcts, or cities without
money!
Th0rp Is said to be- about eight per
cent. OF the human race that live by
their wits !, e., upon others. this
kind OF consumption IL productive OF
good, then gamblem, aportiug.uen oi
an sorts are beneficial To aud add Ia
the prosperity of II city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
THEGAzETrF. FoRT WORTH TExAs1 MONDAY sEprEMHEI y

questions affecting his honesty and 90
mll length on hls "strong foreign
pnllcyn aud his wonderful personal
magnttlsm, which will lnapiro nll to
deeds OF greatness. Of course We can
keep them ont of power Tor while,
bat where n tie uaee We viii have
10 como back o. them whenever We
wanta fresh supply Of tho genuine pr
ticlo OF oanRp,n phls arguments too
transparent Nobody has ever found
Gov, Cleveland lacking la courage,
aud while be may not hive such d
weakness for guano ~ Mr. Blaine has,
lhoto IL no danger OF lho country bolug
tampled under foot while ho laat the
hoad, Gath IN an Ingenious roRsoncr,
but his premises hrc too false % make
hio conclusions tenable
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Tho magnitude OF tile question Ia
perhaps the cause for no many mistekci
boiug made la the various calculations
regarding deep water az Ualvtplion
fuglnecra aud olhera taking the sam,
facts aud figures A. a basla IT calcutta
ton arrive at conclusions wholly dir
torent, The "llistorlan Of the ualvrs
ton News recently eutlalng IN,
gabieot says
tNrtl ,isOn thvto il "a anln Of onem of
tno har Atthetainot uno atd eos
of tha ous foot geinod N viii take 40 yeau
Und asts'd,ooo 90 aocue iWtlioat ohAn
mol,
Col Moody, one Of tle hast thlukou
OF the state, ondolyow to correct IA,
"hIeIorien' bul hy wrong prcm,se-
or an erroneous Interpretation OF AZ
urcs mlla Into "a mlalake almost ~
Rvat Col Moody says,
fhato q a gain 81 ooe loot slaoe lNl, hut
not az teteaui ol use s sNefnmaat wnikt
Nine luehtA ~ this unr tpul gain Was aade,
by Wu slorm ol Neplemhar, laa fhusc nine
lnohes dld uot gvsml trom the a0s alrmeal
wprks, cad Mai nouen IA his reiNt a,
lave a. l'sp. % admitted The nuiciei topofii
show thai Nn ihe Oulc, haf there weru twelve
ioot at Watpr ~ menn Low tide IN iNl M,
otnelai reports ahnw ulet the Hcptonibe,
siafm ot $50 desnsned the outoi liar nino
trnihs ~ mni making al that time chan
ntl of twelve ana three quarter pnt a
mean low ilde, fhe onleial reports show that
lists inateRsa a. maintained, eud that Mai
AAnsnelh commenced hia work la OateNot
iasp with isrlNe And hfes quarter lari "a
innan low lido. The ugnelai reports the state
lnent 81 Mai Mausnclal Elbow that upn
were thirteen lfot Ht iNcsn low tide nn ihl
whpf laNuarY, isih
Nnv, here lsa vain oi nne faot hut nln
l0phes ~ a was the tesuii ri tha slorm AMI
oAlN ihtee inuhsn oi a nouid possibly have e.
suited Ifom ihe rp,vfHment wufks, ! 90 40
believe iht ihrvp ipyaea AhOuld Ne attribute,
70 the government Wnlhti bus eaucedo u
Thew aCaofdlna 70 NpWI hiser'hhH calcutta
lions 90 secure thirty naol ,hannti, 4
WOuiN lste the getprnmrrt Asl sara innloar
pfpnR iilyeaA and slDi,pt00 Instead cd
miY ifdsaipn
col Moody evidently mlulakoa
tcntha Tor Inches or twolglhn Ia his
reading Of Mai, lIowell't report, Tho
Increased depth, according 20 this ne.
refl, attributable TO government work
l. one.lenlh of foot, OF TITLE over
une Inch, not three lache, NJ he owl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
\ MISTAKE


wiurNuouo, rrNu Avs, ~. 1854
10 the Fditor of tho UnEetlr,
The Houston convention made, per-
hpps n sufficient accession 10 the free.
gms, element "rhc platform dcclarcs
In favor OF en leasing the school
lands an not 10 prevent
the occupancy of the West
10y actual sot,lrrv. This Il faith
rully carried out, will make an end III
the present least syntcm."
SoltWill ho the duty of the incom.
mg legislature 10 provide such u lease
s will not operate against tho men
who wan, homes. II that body can
devise such system, the Tree. gfnra
people Will ask no more, Il h Right "a
lrgiHlate Tor the hrHt interests " the
schools, but this must not hp
done at the sacrifice OF the poor man
and Ills private matters, The phi, steal
wcllhpinE ot the children h of ~ much
Importance ~ the mental advantages
offered through the lease law, Tho leg.
lhatufe viii he required to harmonic
these clements ct abandon nueor the
other The platform pludges protoc.
tlun ot the hnmra, hence lhc nual
i,rur viii Toe upon the lease, so We have
hope that time viii bring about the
necessary correction,
There Ia, however, one action OF that
fabricated convention that time can
not correct aud that In
the sacrifice ot that noble
scholar aud soldier Ino NJ. Rlrh-
ntdHun, aud the UhnlCu of Youth
whose elevation depended not upon
merit hut upon hia bripg one NJ the
'iua II VIVA stated upm the floor
Of iho convention that the state could
never repay Mt w G, Walsh
for the blood shed in
the lost osusp II wRa also
eNd that u was not the young man u
Bnkrr'Fl fault that he wus not old
enough Tor the war, The mn must
have nll hrnpilt oi hia misfortune, but
the out although admitted 10 bu
competent Ia every sense, must have
40 honor Tor his gallant service undcr
ten, II u 1--we and his great mistnft
uue Ia the service nt that pamc lost
rAunn IL was also stated bv
! Mr. johnson of shelby that the place
| lor the teacher was la the achoul,ronm
| aud not la the olllcra. 'rhlH IL nn
/ rilfonlery that We had not expected
irom nuch "a prominent gentleman. l.
/ II possible That u teacher must not as.
I plra tn Olllro la IN,
/ Lone star nlato2 Are en- our of
| lrtrn To loo uhnann from an onicuarel,
ing masa2 Is this not u Tree atate
where pny citizen may aspire for al
licn and not he ostraclsed for il Cor the
elmple reason that ho Ia not lawyer!
WIN the people submit tn such lnlua
tice To Que nt nur most important pro-
letaiouW Must uapahlennd Ambiiiaui
Young men hc deferred from the rank,
OF the Teaching profession hy such un
lust Discrimination aa would dehAr al
ot THIS profession ffom all the oiliora II
thn Ntatte The teacher has ~ muui
rlght to Oiilon 10 the lawyer II no cal
hn Encouraged to study the needs o
our nohoolr more thoroughly b,
hclng elevated through the N0trs Vt nj
irllow-cltlfenn ~ his merits may lnu
! tlly, the good results win 1, apparent
Let our offices bo open alike 60 all pre-
irssipnr, hut let those That require pro
lcHuional ability bo Allied hy mel
learned In that profession, Wa wlul
equal fighta 60 all men aud unlnht al,
elimination against no class,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

rlu deposition ofthr Francois ease
hua given jack Eyana u booat that
may raise him er & ia lhe event OF q
Republican triumph IN November,
His opiuion given Marshal Tracy has
been sustained by attorney general
aud he Ia the hero Of the hour Just
hew Francois lawyer feclo over the rc.
suit Is dlnioult To determine. Doubt
lcrs he b. looking t,r some one to take
him ont behind the barn aud bump
hia head against Tie gnio,post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
Con.nmnllon Yer.n. I.roanrllnn.

folu MoOtH, TEN, Ava. ~. isii
~ the tditnrot TIC unfstie
fhrrv iaa large and respectable mum,
Der of business mon who thlnk who
asaer, that ihe sporting fraternity
thp gamhlern are beneficial toa city,
that they Ntlug money tor city, and
therefore should be tolerated should
he Sustained Ia their vocation. Nnth.
iug can be- more fallaolans. Whist do
tho gamblers producer What dn lhry
consume
A fair Innate ~ what they con.
aUme, without roduelnga thing, may
ho cot down AZ the labor uf a halfdas au
hard,worklns men lAbnfing, ioillnu
nug with brain and muuolc. Tboar
men, inetoad OF turning their oAfninus
into the legitimate ohAnnris
OF industry, whether OF pleasure rs,
themselves and lAmlllun OF lor the All
snlute neo' esatlee of lamlly o0nuump
ton, spend their earnings around ths
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
A l.ennnrl b q TeIegranh OnIce.

A leopard Wa killed Ia the telegraph
Office nj Bella station on the FAtna
nud diva line AT about b. M, pn the
aiat nlt. The station II situated about
seven miles from the harahoar hills,
whore these animals are said % abound
The creature evidently straycd Into q
nclghbofing village, whence being
chnaod by the villagers, lac got first
into the station maater'a Office aud
thence into the telegraph room, The
pron on duty ha | the presence 81
mind to shut the door, which ELECT
ualiy confined the beast. soon after
ward the mail train arrived az the sta
ton aud the driver of IL slot HIN dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
FROM ALvARAp

special 20 the Oaset,e, I'D
ALvARApo. TrN,, Ang Y, y :
special from Waco OF the s's y
$50 that n young wom'n ~ ,''..sl
band "sklpped' nom ihsr +, sl''' n
her father, boy nauc ha'y'
Alvarado. There is only 81 ,'..i
OF Ballys living here, aud ~, s,s /
daughter u Ia la order 'e'
aud explain ngein, ,lsAl ~
The meeting held lasl IVY .ss
gnnito a ho0is aud ladas'
waa largely attended by as ass n
citlsonr, aud much in1sieess o,,i,e
iosted. Committees wefs al,aus
dram constitution anu e,,.asla
make hll other NECESSARY sssl,d NJ
Ia nut the COMPANY On VA ~
Mr A. & spears, W. AeF
leave la the uinfninH atSs M ~
olav where they viii WHIT
turr, 20 the rcRgrt "
frleudh ,.,.hiey q ,
Miss ona ilrowu, dAas y, wv tls
| A, j. nmwn, let to'plkno
/ willie. Tenn 80 attend ~. ~ Nlr
M. NJ, ii. Mulllgan lAg
/ hna accepted u pos1ll'n ite~n (
hardware hnuaF 81 = =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

IDENTIFY thinks, ooussa uonily his cone
ciualons can, carrying out The anmo
hyatom of calculation, be Increased
three uld, Or u vail he fair 70 uuo.
stltuto iur 0s0 years about aO01 yotra,
and totilOI 900 900 rAhoup $500 uiN0oo.
why not adopt rfor lloag's plu "the
mole aud tho hfeakwater, aud ga 70
deep water lie oaleulaIcs ~ would
not cost over onc,hundrcdth part Of
thn above, or about 100000, or les'
than tho freight lost annually 10 Texas
farmers on thrlv cotton crop alone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
rARlsIAN MOTHS.

correspondence uf tho Gazette,
PANS, Ang, so. Tho agricultural
mir viii open on the Flat of October,
contlnui x through the week, The
premium list h published and presents
many excellent ftnturw
Mr. j H. WHohor viii exhibit at
New Orleans some sample tile brick
made from clay ona piece Of land
owned 10y him
MIR Thomas H. nNscom Of Prescott,
Ark, h 10 start q monthly devoed TO
agricultural iulere4A.
The pupils between six aud twelve
years arc 20 meet NJ the institute on
Thursday ncNtAt O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF being placed In their proper
grade. Children between twelve aud
piNtrep 10 meet on Friday NJ tho same
hour iir the same purpose,
The asael Amsnt roll NJ Lamar county
shows Hn increase of nearly halt "a NIL
lion iuHtcad of tSui 600
Prof Gnwdy viii open the Paris
male academy ON Monday, September
- This is "a select high school for
Toys aud ynuuw mon, where they can
hc thoroughly prepared for the prelcs'
siuns aud commercial pursuits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Two thinge present themselves glAr
iugly tonotirr here, when the list iN
studied. Tho utat h. the great wealth
of the North Texas cuuntou, the srr'
ond 10 the extraordinary Rtlo OF In.
crease la the Northern and Wcalom
counties over those OF other parts If
tho state, Otthc total increase al tSa :
ll07aa Ia ninety.npo counties. thirty.
six In Northern and Western Texas
show So, a3a, a. liz In other words.
IS per cent of the numhvr Of cauuiics
reported chow as per cent Of the IN.
crease, mnklng the ratio OF increase
more thau twice ma great In this part
ot the state a. elsewhere a. popula.
ton grows In thusamo ratio as wealth,
the relative Increase OF the two SOC,
lions OF the aiale l. hero shown ia the
ptrong,Nt light
Yet for all that tho Democratic datc
convention refused "a entertain iruc.
tuition Ia favor Of a new appnrlionmonl
60 give representation 10 the Increasing
population OF North aud Wcat rrNaa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
The san Autoulo \ Arausas Pass
Halfway,

special To- the Gazette,
san ANroNlo, Aug o. The Inter.
national Railway company, through
". agent here, has rendered tho San
Antonio a Arkansas Pass Railway COM
pauy the use OF ita road-hcd and right
Of way and depot grounds for dis.
lance OF sixteen milra south OF the city.
provided The San Antonio company
bring their foad 60 the Gull IA on The
woHl side ~ tho city, The proposition
has virtually been ace picd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
UnmnleN neAsnnInr.


tenlaNtllo rouvlvr Journal
Why Ia Il that one woman who
wants Ia got on street ear Alwaya
wants to vet on before the haltdnsrn
who wait to g0t on can Rrt or Mor.
chant Traveller npWusu II the wuMun
who are about a. get OF can loo made
tonlay un q llltle lonReG more soats
viii ho occupied aud the Woman get.
ting on eau sci another man out ot his
afat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

TINT railroads conterlng la Chicago
have ordered startling reduction In
freight Htcs Tho reason given II
that Il 10 20 oliNn,lae some members oi
The pool who havr oten nccmtly cut
ting rsicu, Whatever tha cause, tht
public viii prpat by Il, providing they
are kept AZ lnw as al prtHont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
The Galveston. sabine y ~. Louis
Halfway,


special tp tho 0Wsottp,
loNuVusw, FEN, Aug, 81, AZ soon
as teams and laburers can nr procured
this week u possible work ON the
rNttuelnn OF the Galveston, sabine ~
81 Inuin railway viii br commenced.
Night.pt'Wpy depot grounds aud
money 10 Hnalst Ia tho work have al
boon procured The income OF the
road (which ls but lli,reu mites long
II ~ ul per mile per day, or s3aOO per
month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01


PAms, TEN, Aug. ~, To-day viii
close wcr, OF extremely warm
weather The thermometer has reg
i,tcrrd ~ high ~ 10, Ia the shade
Mrasrs, Hamilton a. Son, who wort
recently burned ont, have bought
the Cnprl stock ~ grocer
les aud viii continue the business
Mack Crook returned to-day from
New Mexico with ono Davenport
charged with theft NJ $40. SeVera
other charges viii likely Ice preferred
against him,
Hon, i, q, Chonowoth will address
the young Democracy on Monday
night, September !, nj thecourt-hou SO
A rpuHlug time IL looked Tor.
The littlr daughter of Mira Cownn
who IL lhe daughter VI De Ryan, died
yesterday and was buried this morn
ing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

QurnEc, Aug ~ ,s,len 81
bcrs Of tho british A''e''r n,e, 4
here to-day. they wt's ,''ssliy
wharf by she mayer all.,. sa Y liFu,
Oh. whoheall.ly wslos,''' ne =
mayer read ~ aslul' "a W
boarded iva Htsaine5s,, ~ 4 ssegl.s.,'
harbor WAS made, nal,hsIsuaP
enjoyed the trip ne'N'F
dfinsilng rain,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

I'm Illinois campaign Ia waxing
warm Carter Harrison ia one vt the
most enthusiastic aud indeh'igablo
wothom Of ,he campaign, aud ho Is
likely TO nlhil his promise 20 carry
The state inf Cleveland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
phllo,onhy nnd ObsorTaIlon.

aomoNillo Journal,
u\Nhy docs dog chase HE nllf y
phllosnuhpr asks We no not think u
win add much To the sum Of humhn
knowledge "a answer thiH question
correctly, but We imnginc q dog chhs,r'
his tain because thero's = lleH ON the
eud of IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Turm Ia Just bare possibility that
those who luslst 10 flrenuoualy TINT
"a Houston convention ant down on
nee grass win 10 anxious 10 giye the
platform different construction be
fore the ilrs ~ November
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

GrN Room A. PRYOR bee Of
dynamite aud long haired hme, BY
cnaohlng tho widow nntlor lie VIII
aud himself ant Down un Intellectually
~ when he attempted 10 speak Ia the
British cnufia.