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visa not only tho sensation Of the day, but
was talked about for several years. : Tbs
offer Of rewards, aggresating $1,000,

wss not only the sensation Of the day, but
was talked about for several years. The
offer OK rewards, aggregating $4,000,
awaited nothing. v Y. iss i.sts
4 .MLyAndereon had On office and tobacco
warehouse In NRts,u atreet Ia 1874 !. Mary
Cecilia Rogers. a beautiful girl Of seventeen
years, the only daughter OF mother In
her doisge, was employed In Anderson's
family. subsf quently shs kept a cigar
atore In tho rear Of Andesson's office. One
Sunday morning she left home, telling her
mother that she would spend the day with
her aunt at Weehawken. Payne, her
lover, 10 whom she was betrothed, WAS to
call Tor her at night, but as 1t ralned, be
chose 10 Jet her rpmain at her aunt'a-so he
stated. Three dsys aiterward the girls
body was found In tho Hudson river, her
wrists tied with ropes In q sailer's knot,
and aBlrip OF cloth drawn so tightly across
her throat that It was Embedded In the
flesh. The body was taken charge OF by
ono Cronmelin, and hastily buried, In
spite OF the Iemonstrance' OF the mother.
The newspapers cast 30 much suspicion on
Crommelin, Payne, and q young naval
llicer, that the body was exhumed Tor
further evidence. Several arrests followed,
bnt no conviction. The mystery has ever
since remained q mystery. ~ s}3 Z
Edgar a. Poe worked tho tragedy into a
Pa,isian romance under the title Of THE
History of Marie Roget" He transformed
the cigar.girl into pretty lower.girl, and
made her mother the keeper Of a boarding
house, among whose favored dodgers was
NJ. Le Blanc, a perlumer. Nassau street
was the Rus Pavse, the Hudson became
the Ssint; Ctommelin was Beanrais, and
Payne Maries lover, who committed suicide
by swallowing laudanum, was styled
Jacques 81. EEuaacho. Payne lelta note
stating that he loved Mary, and could not
live now that she was dead. He WAS also
suspected Of being her murderer; but bis
sad death removed suspicion. The naval
officer whose name was not mentioned,
was suspected Of being the one who tied
the sailors knot. A ruddsrless boat was
found near the floating corpse. One nigh.
the boat was s,olen from the barge Office.
The broken rudder was left. But no clew
could ever be found OF the missing boat
So completely were all traces concealed
that the secret Of tbecrime remained tutie1
with the unfortunate girl. Poe invested
the horrible crime with a glamor Of 70
nance, and depicted the incidents with |
wonderful dramatic realism. is5g.,iS
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Tho ArknuAlly Way,

Artansdw Tareltr. 4 ~ {. 2, s,5sis "
"Is Mr.. Rsckville in?' asked man, en-.
terjng an office and addressing lazy.look.
ing fellow. 5.s i Z s5. 5t5 E}si9
"No." IL .y,g!t, 9 g =, i ~.
"Hss he been in to.day?' 90 y b d,
NO; hasn't come around"
"When do you think he will come r. r
"Hsve no idea" 81 'i'25,
The man went away and about two
hours later again entered the office. ~
Has Mr.. Rackyillo coms yet ~
INC; haven't seen him."
"My business with him Ia very import.
ant and should he come before I return
wish you'd tell him that, Gen. Maley has
called. }S.s. lEsl..
Gan right"
Several hours afterwards tho General
called again. s5-s /. % g. lsi|fs ;.
"Has he been here ?" -, s'5s ~ n,
mo, Sir"
S"Well, II don't see what's keeping him
away. He wro,es to me that be would be
in his office by,9 O'clock" sss5'ss;''.
"Perhaps he's thero."' 5f5s
t"Wuat isn't this his office 2" .,Z, .
"No, SIR" y! s5
"Why in thunder didn't you tell me ~
."Why in Zig htning didn't you ask ?" I
"You ars fool" 20 & 81. I. I q.
"l'm all right. You are fool" sS s! n
Blamed il don't believe you are right,
Lists go over here and take something ~
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Cookery for kipgB.

AGONY ArQu~ jiSS ~ Z y .s-i - ~
& One Of the most 6umptuous and e1pen.
sive books on 70 culinary art that the
world has ever seen Ia tho work Of q French
artist, named Emile Bernard. So large 10
this volume that IT. will cover, even wien
closed, a%moderately sized table. The
illustrations, which adorn It throughout,
are excellent representations OF the various
dishes treated Of, each photographed full:
size by an expensive apparatus, constructed
especially for the purpose. The letter.
preas, the binding, the gliding indeed,
everything in connection with this
huge tome-are moat elaborate, and
nothing & that money can purchase
seems to have been Istinted. Only a hun.
dred copies were printed, and these are In
the exclusive possession OF crowned heads
and their immediate relatives and friends
by whom they were subscribed. The total
cost oil this magnificent work was 800 900
markn or El5,O 600, thus bringing the prics
OF each book at ESQ. The undertaking
ranks as q fitting tribute to the profession,
and also 10 the German Emperor, under
whose especial patronage 1t was com.
menced. AT any rate, At certainly stands
unrivRled as cookery book, aud, although
invisible 10 the world at large, is, perhaps,
the greatest monument ever erected In
honor Of the gastronomic art. 4
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NEW ApvRRrlsEMERrs, J; 4

n OST-ON YESTERDAY, IN B EAST
IL wheeling. q pair OF gold lpectaclol i Tho
Under will DO rewarded BY leaving them al The in.
oticeI is Dlvas ttSs IRA. jellc IA
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nEcALLIsa a nYsrss,ous nUnDEH
A story which 1nve gnsigar "A. Poo a
n pl"t-The Killing OF Mnry Rogers.

A story which unve gnsigar "A. Poo n
plot-The Killing OF Mary Rogers.
Ntlr York Tribune. e 4. =, VIZ
The suit Of Mrs. Mary Maud Carr Wat
son to test the legality Of the will Of million
airs John Anderson, who died in Paris a
few years ago, recalls one Of the mes
mysterious murders in tho criminal annals
Of this city. Anderson was wealthy
tobacco manufacturer and left real estate
and personal property valued at $4,000
600. He left the greater part to his son,
John Charles Anderson. the contestant
claims that the will E Is fraud elant and
invalid, alleging that Anderson was
insane when z he y made it, and
was uuduly influenced by his sou aud
Kate Anderson, his second vile. The con.
testaut is the granddaughter Of exJudce
Barnard, who was impeached and removed
from the Supreme Bench. The case will
bs heard by Surrogate Coffin, at White
Plains, next week. Though \ the mysteri.
GUS affair occurred forty years age, 1t is not
forgotten. The peculiarities Of tho crime,
the apparent absence Of clews aud the sue
cessful defeat Of detectives at every point
by unknown but powerful peraops, invest
ed the case with additional mystery, and 1t
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8. Atlanta,
ca 100 W.Twen,y.third street, NY, and
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MR.. r. s7EvAnr, Of Macon, Ga, a well
known and trustworthy gentleman, makes
the following statement my son, who
was between three and four years old was
all drawn up with rheumatism. His bones
were twiEtsd, and he was all doubled ont Of
shape. He suffered intense pain, had lost
bis apretit., WAS cross and iretiul. q He was
reduced to mere skeleton, and had to be
carried alb mt on pillow. As these cafes Of
rheumatism, where the bones were twisted
and the j,iutsl were all crooked, d had for
years baillac the skill of the most eminent
physicians, I determined to use Swiit's spe.
citic, as l had seen testimonials from men
whom l kaow 10 be. Trustworthy, Of similsr
cases It had cured. Z used two large siz, bot.
ties OF s. s. 8. according to directions. with
the most satisfactory results. = My son com.
menced improving with the first dose of the
medicine. His sutfarirgs diminished daily
and bis appetite increased; be became cheer.
tul and in good spirils. Gradually, he re-.
gained the use Of bis limbs, the twisted bon es
and joints Strengthened out and in less than
two months he was entirely cured, and could
Salk and get about US well as any child 81
Treatiac on Blood and Skin Dlsaseis. mailed
free. ~ " f5f5l -, ~ :
! The svIrr SPECIFIC Co... Drawer 8. Atlanta,
ca. 100 ". Twcn,y.third street, NY, and
1905 Ehaa'n.It st-snt Philsdnln.ia ftlil:'i."I.I
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.ntroIuical Journalism.

It has been remarked with some feeling
that "the world moves" But it doesn't.
Il stands etill in spots. There are people
who don't 60 ahead at all; who don't learn
anything; who do tho old things in the old
way.
There is our rampant contemporary the
Register. It blacksuards Blaine and the
Republican party in 1884 in about the same
strain that it employed for Safeguarding
Garfield and the Republican party in 1880.
It predicted the defeat Of Garfield in 1850
as confidently and rapturously as it pre-.
diets the defeat OF Blaine in 1884.
In four years our neighbor has made no
progress in the first lesson Of political
iournaliem-that it is possible to oppose
men and principles and yet avoid those
indecencies Of thought and language which
shock decent people. ;te.s. (;
Here arc the headlines which greeted
the nomination Of Garfield, Of beloved
memory, and beside them the headlines
which announced the nomination Of
Blaine, the ideal Of his party and Of many
Of bis countrymen who are not of his party:
Rsgi!br, June 0, 1880. Register. June 7. 1851.
IT'S ALi. OVER TArroOLD!
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N RkinE Ills Hat Fit.

burlington Fftt Frtss. 3. -
"Gimmsa quarter, won't your asked a
seedy.lookipg man Of citizen VINO was
walking down Church street. 4
"Thst DO you want Of q uarter?" was
the demand Of the citizen. ..s.il,,,::
"Wailtt-.o put it in tho hat" rs,
"Whose hat2' ri :i.5ls
"My hat u. s.s a
"Wbat's the matter with your het?"' 3
i3"Nrzzin's the matte. with my hat; want
to make my head big 'nough to TT into it."
The citizen did not contribute, 4, y
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y ALL aches and pains cured by st. Jacobs
OH, the Great German Remedy. . va 3aE
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!. 4. WASHINGTON HIM / IN !. HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE IL,

u IS At $3.50 O'Clock.
spcci,l provisions will BE- made for the ladies,
= Freuds from the vicinity arc cordially invited
IT tpecckes will he numerous and shorts
volley from the sharpshooters, = "a 80 :
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lanes Gille,pic Blaine.
Of MHinc,
Little Rock Ronds, q
Package Of Mulli.au
Letters. u Touch
or Credit MobllIcr, Nor.
theru Pacific Bonds
and Chinese De.
monoiogy.
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& ELM GROVE R,R. =

& ELM GROVE r, r, ~
~ V i,;,SSi. - a 8 4
On and after SUNDAY, MAY 49, 1884, trains m
the ". d 4. q. r &. will run as follows: -
!. Laying the City at 4. H., aud run every hour
Loving Wheeling Park At Il. NJ, and run every
&53 on SUNDAYS, Z! z 4t.i' ~
Le,ving tho City alta: n, and run every hour
7 Leaving Wheeling Part at i. x, and run eys,y
Psnense1 will save time and trouble BY, p puu
ehakng their dcksts at tho Office, 49, n. -
Z aaS11J WI s.S ~ H1Rs1H, aupt 1
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} TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
!, Trains arrive and depart ~ fcllo1a-City tine.
y uny In, n ~ - AH,sc ~ -, Y,,,.E orn. -

TtalnH arrive and dopar. u icllo1I-City tins,,
I. Baltimore & Ohio-MAM L1NE-DEPARr-
l:4na N. s:s5 = m, ass p m, RIOS p m, 7o5 ID.
9; Q. D1SI ~ m. SIS M as ; n, lilo pm
and &0s m; for Warrington Pa, go and sos mi
a:o and! and t:!5 p m: ARRIvk-hain Line-i2:ib 1
n, lG9 N. s:5 p m. $40 a7m,g k:16 M O, o,
nv..s:lo ? m, S0a n, ~ m. a d +. Div
ARaIyA-From Pittsburgh, $50 q N. and $50 D m:
trom Warrington, Pa, 6ooand $50 q N; Lis md
F., g. 4 ST. L.-DuART-e:ao m, s:5s q m,
Eso m, t45 M. ARAIvz-s:S0 q m, Hos m
3&p N, TO p N. ~ ,5t d 80 -
:. CIsyelnnd, Lornin d wheelipg..DrpAnr,
81. Clai,sville 927 m, Cleveland express log M
y: Evansville E61 m. Masxilon sccommod tion
4l7 m, 81 ClaiBville accommodation; SIT D m.
ARalvE-st: clsi,Svillo SGT m, Massilon accom-.
%odatlon osl m. 81: Clainvi 10 l2:37 m, Cieye.
hno express G87 m, St. Clairsville l5a N, 49,
. Cloyelhnd q -DrtAkr-602 \
n. u:M m. ZIG p N: steubenville Accommods.
2 N. Aaa!vs-l2Ss M, sos p m S:2s . m; steu.
Denyine accommodation =, s2' m, Wellsviile Ao.
(. b. z. q e., Rniiway-Lalvz Bellaire 10,
Roodaneld and 6ummerhcld at 600 4 M. and 9.in
o. N. ARRrvK 1t Bollairc At eliza. m. and haSn N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
YOUNG COUNTY.
The Contest for HE County seat Farm
and Crop Notes.

Correspondence ot tho Gazette,
tinsylle March s. The GAZETTE
continues 20 mako It's weclgly rounds
u this rllee, and Is growing In favor
with oar people, Il Is npw regarded
aH one of the best newspapers In the
state
Great excitement exists over the
location OF the county seat la this
c0nnty, tNounRl Our cOmmissl onors
ronrt issued bonds for the erection Of a
new court house, whertnlon lha citl.
anus presented a PETITION asking an
election f'r the prrmanenil0eatinn Of
the county Heal nnd We understand
The peg lns been driven down IN tho
center Df tho county a. lhe desired
location, aud aa Graham Is near eight
miles from the center she stands a
enod chpnce 20 be LEFT IN ilio fng. The
election takes place on The anfl inst
We have q good seazon in the earth,
laimels ale all busy, ana I.ie weather
10 lively Wheat prospects werr
never httleG hreadsinf. aud haenn
-eleniiml and cheap; stock OF an kinds
dung well
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Jcnt ard that u SIMILAR chaiae,ei,
shouia ever nra'n a9iieye po'i.',v"'
prominence IN Texas ~ very in'i''"''
ble.
~ APPEARANCE
The Old Alcaldc Is not unlike the car
toons which periodically appear "
RDscoe Conklihg He Is TAR rom i".
Ing a handsome man, and q htr'htel
would take him far sturdy ola larn,,
coming in 60 irVe-t his 90 on KY
walks eomowhai bent, ~.
reDpripr with Il blB
item two BLOCKS ahead, while his long
white beard aud graylsh locks give
him thc appearance Of an lsraelltlon
patriarch. lIir small keen eyes nave IA
mysterious far away look, as IL be was
continually contemplating some tfeal
politicul problem, aud when. rs oiteh-
lines in discussion he INDUCES ~ u
smile Il Is 20 weird and gtimiy snS-
pcstivc that you hardly know whelhef
il = the expression nt good hullnf OF
tile clinnN Of au argument.
The old Alcplde Is politically denui
beyond the power OF teviyicatinu, II
The events OF 1882 were not sufficient,
the events OF IsSB-si settle tut point
bpyond the slightest possibility Of a
dnrbt llo has become hisicfiHl
Renaissance to he s'udied w the
politrul student, not ~ an example ol
what should he, but as AN evidence oil
what las JCen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

NOT NJ once Issue y tuniclopt Wiouiil TO r'y
Mi m bond, ~ the nlfod - ue2 WIZ pay
.htctes, on si,Wo0o ,oJort 0nds wpon - en-
10 ono day nuke money 10 pa, tnemg
A Grernhneker would argue some
whit after tie sane fashion. The gov.
eminent has entered into solemn and
specific sl.pu'ntions a. TO the paynlep'
Of the bonds, aud neither Of the t"o
great parties win dare 10 di-reRaro
them. hsto the sudden iufdion oI
tho currency, by tho iznuance OF
lhousaud million dollarsin grecnbacks
tho common sense Of the county VIII
prevent any congress FROM Indulgence
IA such a policy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Jusliea l.laldla pis.rnt.

air. Justice Field Of tie United
Ntassa supreme ra,lrt 10 his Dissent
ing uplniah 10 tho legal tender eaae.
tlskes u rBtlier pessinhlip vlpw ot lie
question, for he SAYS;
From tiipdarisinu Of ilie rapfi ! 10 only
lfeunlpiiIel} - foslaw. II congress hasslus
paaaI 10 make nolas q The tinilad AlF4eklai
rai Sunderland 81 tnaKe them PALS ~ nsnnts
II may htNsasa uhai netsssitf was lh.fa q
ipstsilt hs nv f4uAiiiutipa with tpe li4Yef
ipiinsfow snpndsf Il II can mAAe Ainas9
y / bplIAu III Andif'nosea III lAs ptlief
y s'e<s " Il, lsfai ssa'ter lntsitys Az money
ksss'',s'tpt e a'lsuey, Ny s'ipq'Af olkEssH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
mo eazetto'a opposition,

II IL n cheap reply 10 the The Ga
rzi1r's tommks, uuent the d,cls'nn
al the state lbnd board, thet The Ga
zgr-rE Is influenced by the stock
interests. Aud yet, disdaininR hfsh-
ulent, several of our esteemed cnntem-
po,nries have done the very hing,
The GAznI1N believes Il bas cHrncd
the rirh, 10 ba Judged lairly II does
MOI extcct TO alter sentiments 20 gem
emily acceptable as @ escape reply Oh
cfIllci.m. on the contrary 10 lrclrh
la hive certain amount OF Sttrltion
Ia respect to expression OF Fenthncnl
ON Important public mhiter4 Doiel
le d. to investigation, investigation
rs the parent Of progress. IL VIII hN
more s,rvlcenblc to the public intere-ie
IL the policy now announced by the
laud boord rs fulj clcd 10 Impartial,
intelligent investigation before assam
mg hat 1t IS he e-Ho OF wHdoni'
GEeat atrcss H. laid IN some quarters on
n fgpt alleged thai this Jolcy WI
blcs. ",lrc pctunl sHtIcrP Mho wan/
iand IN small parcela. fappo-e, "
ugumcntsrukc, weRrnBtNhemcurty
a tho proposition Ths point con
redcd, tie mnd 5oatd "a 40 once ih-
augur,ting class legislation; there if
nu getting around The nct And ARE
we To haze class legislation, on @ huge
scale Ia 'rpxp,? Is suca a policy IN
accordance with ,lle spirit fou mad
amu,tal lew orour institutions? ihc
/ GA2Erle amply oppo.'-p policy th"'
contemplate. opu0u. restriclion- up' u
the second iuduHtry In thr state .rtork
rai.ngl tim. would har- the effect "i
p,ralSNnp TINT induery Aud for
thisir Is charged with hoing Ia leegu
with 'themouopolips - TIE shrc Is
On the o,ac,. foot Al the rate things
me nov a., d & IL bida mir to be th'
lnctull fcruu. WHO viii become th'
nuuupoli,l. We cgu afford to abide
the arhitrgmcutol lime ior ylndicHitn
Of The GhHErrEs.po-itiml-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Will tho Texas del,Knies 40 the oonNons
lion nnnstnntfas some Of our exchange
i,.sor this, hNl NO looh upon delegate az
nothing but q monthpcec ipr the neople,
and he should aaenk tleA. sentiments and
EAST tholr ballots -.1alnesSf1lc lndersndeni.
A delegate ought 10 have some dis.
erection, too, II ID no compliment 70
his Intelligence TO class him ~ mere
hg,ita.hcnd. i he Isn't competent on
reliable 10 make !. sound decision, or
represent Ills constituents eredliablSi
lac has m buIooss Ia u convention,
by halup.rlng him with instructions,
thai AFRO not 10 sume extent discretion.
AIRY Ia shelg natnle, hie usefulness IL
oiieuer ipAitedlllun otherwise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
KAUFMAN CnlNrY.E
convicted Of tenee.I breaking Death
from IlSdfanhubia.

Kaufman Mareb ! ". Roberts
Mnh convicted to-day la ti,e count,
seuli ~ ienes.hfe sklng, ans finati Ten
luliats' itie isisaa VIA broken III hui
one places, and dpn0 ia dasliaht Ia,
necenpheG frllp eAsA Viii ID af,oealed
a little ssNsyeng-alll boy 1T M. X II
itch of nut town died to-day from ll1a
eiltcis NJ something like iiydtnphnbia
lie would ia into The nla2r terili,lit
elnYni,ions ~ tho iaere .leht al water
Tie wlr bitten by a,lag shout d year
aso az deg bad no =, nlliibs.h ~ 10.
~ fahd u ihetlnies bur .in. IA.
fqrnlsd that Il Ilna since died,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
msrm or Anyr''ris'r"
qp1A3yeBEp ON cAFioN
No. !, nnnNINn. MANon ~.
onr parket Report

Tie GAZETTE clls the attention Of
,nsrchsnts md others interested ~
comnrr,isl aud financial ma'iers TO
its very full and comprehensive ''n,,
ltet reports, by telegraph, fron' all
poluis ia the country. THOSE who are
Interested Ia such things Hho"lh sun
spribr Drt the ei&zG1're, as IT'S ma'i,"
report n moi surpassed, II equ"led' by
that ofapy PAPER IA tbesiolf,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

jazz hl.,YoS. railroad engineer In bla
Official report, says inat moro people got ON
thc trains at foil Morin than Mueivcslnn
ana Houston oomhinea- Dallaa Times.
II Is unlike The Times.tu niisstate y
fact, Mr., Britton, fiato engineer,
said; "Morc passenger geton aud N
tho trains 1T Fort North in twenty,
four hours than ut Houston, Galveston,
Austin, San Antonio md Dallas com.
blned,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

WilErnnH W,pt Ia, Ia alive or dead
we do not know, but II iNinS he has
been conslderatr ,nough 90 lorrpo his
dismal storm predictions thls year
Las, March be had thousands OF ner'
vous men aud women scared rearly
nili of Ihnir MilA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Ar llet The papers seen, to be taking
Gen, Ro.s TT HID word, that he Isn't u
candidate for governor, But the Hons
ton Post, we have reaaon apprehcnd,
attempts 70 invest Ross defamation
with u Significance that Is altogether
nMnfrAmIed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

ruG Print ist synsliiyeooout Cal
weston, lteeems tahaye mn ldca that
aome people have nothing else 20 do
hut concoet schemes to annoy ana
vcx Galveston. Supersousliiyeness
causes needless apprehension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

"BuNRoain is u yeiJ significant ana
nggoatiy, political expression, IT
/, to bc hoped 'reGaa Statesmen WIN
malnulua bli-sful ipnomnee of i's
uu,uuIuts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

~ HE conventions comeo to Fort
Worth, we VIII engage TO fccnrc the
services u the famous hoy preacher
go ~ 20 haven great spiritual ms wei
political tcrlyal.