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ENTERED as secendclass mstter at the Postafce at
indianapolis, Indiana.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Measures. Not Man.


The Houston Age il ever ready to
take up the cudgel for ex-Spe ker
randall. It's latest effort in this line
reads as follows:
The Fort Worth GAZETTE gets unnsces.
sarily warm over ,hc q hveston + lnr, uy.
gestion of the Hon. Samuel j. Ran, az az "A
good man for tho Democratic nomination
for the pres dency and hny-. "The inconsIs-
Ienry OF sncn no uinatiun would be- httle
less than idiocy." VIII III. GAzs1-rE explain
how IL woald e idotic to elect "a man u o 4.
dent ON account OF his tarin views, wh n nj,
tarln 'ews hay Just been aduptrs by man
that the Democrats have Just made speaker
Of the lower mousse OF congress? The calves.
ton Print 1t correct. ha.dalI Isn good man
for amy position VI honor aud puul,c trust
The Age Is unnec 'ssarily literal. To
he frank, the GAZETTE does not appre-
bend that the Democratic party will
take up Mr.. Randall AS presidential
candidate. Oar brief notice of the
Prints article was more in tho nature
OF friendly interchange OF opinion, TO
pass away the time, than ANYTHING
else. We must insi-t, however, since
our Houston contemporary Is app.r-
emily serious. that Mr. Randall il NOT
tue man for "A Democratic nominee. II
Is true that he did commend Mr. Oar.
isles little Talk when tho latter WAS
elected speaker. But that does not
put Mr.. Randall IN the same tariff
platform H. Nj. Carlisle, or rice versa.
II Randall had been the victor does
the Age believe he would have m uie
up the ways and means committee ~
Carlisle has done? Mr.. Randall l.. ~
We have cheerfully conceded, an able
aud upright man. So is senator Ell.
'hunds, ana 30 are other Republicans
we could name. But Mr.. Randall /.
moi in accord with the dominant .en.
timent in the Democraii party On IA.
tariii question, and hence convep
tion, disregarding the well-knowu
Views OF the party, to nominate him
snrh AN act would be foolish-yer,
FOOLISH, aud the rebuke would come In
the shape of defeat. We expect tina,
Henry Is. Payne, just elected TO tn.
United States senate by the Democrat.
III the Ono Legislature is personally
beyond reproach, and he Is certainly
a man of fine executive ability. But
ne Is rdolent with the door of pelro,
ieum-he l'ersonifies monopoly tina,
70 Justly feared and condemned, and
MS election Will surely provo detrI.
menia'to the Democratic party In
ONO. The national DEMOCRACY viii
avoid such Numbers. and We think 4,
WIN be colder day than we have had
'his winter when Mr.. Randall is the
presidential nominee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Throwing OFF thu Yoke


From Austin come the echoes of
the clipping of the wires, but no pas
ture Is laid bare and no property de-
stroyed. The cords which have be.n
snapped were those of arrogant, i'm.
perions tyranny and the only sufferer
is II political harlot robbed of her
wanton power. The resolutions 40
unanimously Endorsed and passed by
the'house on Wednesday are vested
with far deeper Significance than the
mere common Interpretation of their
meaning. The resolutions bear on
Their face double purpose. The
simple Endorsement of Governor Ire
iand under ordinary circumstances
would have contenied the most en-
thn'iaslic supporter OF his admins.
"at'"n' but to couple that with hi,
"u'SpoSen rebuke to his critic. is a vim
"lcatlon OF his policy. which. II ia mn
nisparagement 10 his predecessors IN
say no other administration In ,bis
state ehjo, ed.
me attacks upon Governor Ireland
eVince the handiwork of curpiny
enemy II wa, first charged tia, ~.
~s>Aners' next, that he was an in,be.
e''o' anu the last resort Of this viyor-
GUS campaign finds It's continuation In
mn appeal for the liberty Of the press
Every class, every prejudice, ana
every trad liol has becen appealed to
IN the vain hops lhN some might bs
blinded by ,he ariful attacss and
cast their fortunes in tie breach. De.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THE North American Review dis
cusses those topics which ut the time
are uppermost in the public MUD,
and about which every intelligent pei
son is DESTROYS of acquiring the fullest
and most trustworthy i'm rmrti n.
1t addresses itself to thinking men in
every walk of life-lo all who would
reach well-reasoned, bipartisan con-
illusions on subjects of public interest.
II presents both sides OF questions,
thus insuring the largest view of all
matters in controversy, and enabling
the reader 10 judge Understandings
on which side, in the conflict of
opinions the truth lies. 1t engages
the services of authors who by their
studies or their opportunities are
specially qualified for the thorough
discussion OF the subjects on which
they write.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

II will in largo measure reconcile
the public to pleas of emotional In
sanity" If on the pleat young Mutt es-
capes punishment That he Is techni-
cally and lagslly guilty of the crime OF
murder there can be no question; but
that the sympathy Of tho community
is so strongly on his side as to make
impossible the securing Of any jury
who will punish him ifthcre il any
shadow OF excuse for a verdict in his
favor is equally without doubt The
plea of emotional insanity and personal
responsibility will furnish this ex-
cuse, and the public will say, "Well
doneW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

MISS SARAH FREEMAN CLARKE
has devoted part of her life to the task
Of following tho footsteps of Dante in
his wanderings through Europe. The
notes and sketches made by her will
be reproduced in the March and
April numbers of The Century, while
in the February number two prelimi.
nary papers will appear, one ny Chris
tina Rossetti on Dante and his Divine
Comedy, and one by Miss Clarke on
the portraits of Dante. The latter pa
per will be strikingly illustrated.
Among the portraits, a copy OF the
famous mask of Dante will be given,
and full-psge engraving by Cole of
the Dante of Raphael, painted on the
walls of the Vatican, in the famous
"Disputn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

The fence-cutter who attempted TO
shoot Mr.. Wallace of Medina county
who was assisting in the arrest OF q
body of those marsuders, will probably
scape prosecution for fenc.-cutting'
Instead, he will stand at the butt end
of an Indictment for ASSAULT to murder
The penalty for the latter offense is
confinement in the penitentiary from
two to seven years; and as In this case
the offense was against an officer, and
made while engaged in an unlawful
act, the aggravation will no doubt be
sufficient to bring out n verdict for the
EXTREMIST penalty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
H0! For the WEST

n mere Is no possible chance for the
D,rniocracy until IL cuts loose from
. m,ssrn domination. The Republl.
dmn,naa,va, m'%nys acknowledged In,
nave always been sl,cc,ssr,n es' ana
good to learn from one's ena, ~ y
", W. Democracy needs this i.ny, ma
cDuntrS i. rs, Youthful thought Of l6r
West bec "a with ,I,t the Democracy Of the
SCENTS right o T rhs. Democracy repre-.
aud will f,,h, ihls youth IL aggressive
Dernoera,ni.s n' winning campaign II
chance ieahers will give IL n
' Ssnd the East TO the rear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

EDGAR A, PoE lett Richmond Octo.
Ncr = ls'', Tor Philadelphia. arrived I'm RAIN.
w. o,sno ,haad To ,k the irn,u tina, events,
~ ,''"su-'ph'a' WAS found by ,he co,a,c,
III :" .no baggage ear insensible. and u,
'a'Ve ae Grace OF WILMINGTON waa trans
,s,sso 70 me ain going back 10 nal,imore
"'e'e he i supposed 10 Ia, e arrived dny,nr
20 ven ng OF tho d'h; wa, found early os
sne morning OF The 7ih lying upon a bcocn
~" .,s"l s'reai wh ~ and was iuk,n 10 tbe
"A'n s'oh University hospital, Baltimore
"nsIs no c'eu sb utmidnght lot be Is,o
"'a was buried too 9th In w,simia sier iury
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Wants IL Exact,

Kansas City, Mo, Wa in 1894
nothing but u huge river bluff, with
OUT even settlement. Now Il r. n
phia Press. ''' : "''"ue''
will our usually accurate copiem.
WARY correct the figures to read S,3i6?
we are expecting another emiurant
u I, h' every dav, which may swell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

A CORRESPONDENT Mt Jscksboro de-
sires to know what is being done to-
wards the establishment Of q stock
mems university. In reply to our
friend, the GAZETTE is not informed
whether there has been appointed an
executive committee with authority to
act. Will those who bsve been Inter
esting themselves in this grand scheme
not favor the GAgErrR, for the edittca'
ton OF inuuirers, with such informs-
ton ~ they may p,ssess ?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

A GOOD deal of had blood has been
stirred up the fight between the Nc
Emery and Ogden factions among the
Louisiana Democrats, and the II pub
iicans intend to make the III ,st Of the
breach by attempting to capture the
st tie with ex-Gov. Yarmouth. The
Democrats must work on their bilious
ness and 20 to work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

The January number Or ,Lap,
sls journal Of vick.burg. Miss. viii.
contain complete II d unabridgsa ~. -.
por. OF the proceedings, spepel,es ana
EXHIBITS OF the recent convention =,
the National Cotton Growers' associa.
.io'' which met IN That city. II is Of
interest aud Importance 10 every on,
engaged In c"tton planting or the cot
Ton business, and'copies OF tho Journa
may ne mud, enntaininv this report. 10,
died cnpies. ~ - w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THERE is n dismal rumor that The
treasurer Of Kentucky Is short In his
accounts bagatelle of "a few thous.
and dollars. II Is to be hoped the ru.
NOR is untrue. There has been enough
OF the Polk and Vincent business in
the South
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
SUNDAY MORNING J,SUAxY 90
Pnhlishar's Notice.

The DAILY GAZETTE is now oe'ng
sent to large number Of people VINO
have not subscribed TO the parer
These gentlemen will please undef-
stand that the paper is sent to them
through the courtesy Of their repre-
sentatiyes in the Legislature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Now anu Then.

a., 'T|N''I7''F" ~ HTHHIHt.T
) ne agRregate wealth of the seventy
-ix United States senators IL sa;d 10 y.
Sleo NM, 40 while four of The numh, p
are comparatively poor men. II il
another sort OF body from the senate of
hn,,y I'VE years no, when Clay, Cal.
t"n r Meos'er' DAVIS, Dou4 laH, Ben
W. W. nriliehuen, Clayton, Bell and
isnt were senator's. II was then
IL iicn w intellect and ms poor In dol.
KS us IL IL now rich In dollars and
Door In intellent. w"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
They viii think.
tnailas Herald. ]

What Will the News, Statesman and
Other anti Ireland journals think of
thr iepis lntule now that the house has
Endorsed The governor In compliment
tary terms? These papers viii have
TO enlarge the range OF their criticism
considerably.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
A srRIKINd portrait Of Keats will

a STRIKING portrait Of Keats will
appear in the February Century,
namely, fine engraving on wood of
the life'ma-k OF the port. This is ac.
companied by IA brief paper ON Keats
by + G stedman; a picture of the
grave of Keats IA it now is, with til.
new grave of Severn beside it drawn
by u son of SEVERN and an editorial
note giving some unpublished mets In
connection with Keats and severn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

The extra session is nearly half
over. Legislators appear to be mi.
mated with an honest desire to do
something for the good of the state
hut let them remember that time il
passing. Good intentions will no, su Z.
lice. The road toa certain unmen,ion.
able place is said to be paved with
good Intentions. There must be no.
ton; the people will not bc sa,Issad
WIN anything e'se Push the remedial
measures for all they are worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
When the iipR

btN%te'
Peter Smith is mayo
Ho is "A very good !
doubtless, but his nsIa'
the name Of the ntI
Texas won't he Smllh
the sensible man he y
Will not let any gutter
into his hat.-Gie''nvli
rhe bee you refer 70
all this squealing BY Y
state, is mol
Smiths hat. But y
grts- ional bee In Id
Dallas "fellers" thai
switch Smith of illo
ireland while they ~
congressional CHECKER
all know that JIM. ne
of having made u veI,'
"holds II rOnv hand,
edge" al,o that ru'p
made it IA law IN les
filed guara tees . =
second. We also Bn0'
Time North I. xas ~
governor for Trxss >
Smith is the mar wn''
arrive. IL is hons
perfect typeofan ANA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

MR.. BALI, the philanihropic banker
OF Galveston Is getting commitments
right and left. But they ara desa,,,as
Me Men ~. who are able and willing to rive
sv'ooo !" the cause of education, or
any other phiianthropic puroo.o NO.,
rare enough in Texas to get their
names In the newspapers. In NJ
Balls case he will leave his mama ~
the hearts ard es'eem of pos,ar,,,,
May II not be hoped there are ANY,,
other men in the state who would H. :
10 take rank with him. 'i~c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THE performance of the Galveston
News n Coal Oil Johnny in the thrill
ing drama entitled "rhe Value of
Standard OIL in Political Bossism"
does not meet with public favor. The
"press" with great freedom" call It a
second hand show.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
BECAUSE Prince Fr.drrlck f,ho,,,

BECAUSE Prince Frederick CHARLES
=" truss II the -Phew o. his uncle. who Is
emperor, III wife. the Princess Marie Apna.
ueh' u me rig or divorce, ana must be
content with separation, nntwithsianding
inc iphdelny OF her princely spouse. Thai h
10 AVOID scandal; bu the scanda Gus fe .tu,e
o' 'ho anaii, which IL her husband 5 iudlsere
ton' can hardly be- conceded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
The OhIn Man.

cincinnati Enauirer.l
There is paragraph on divorces in
the new governors inaugural address
now, II MIR. H"adly, as governor of
ono can successfully wTestle with
the divorce abuse, how would it do tn
make him president, and let him tals q
hold of the Mormon question?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
IRON orgal y of Philadelpbio

THE iron orga, of Philadelphia
'qnirmed some when Carlisle beat Randall.
ANA sots lii,le groggy when the committees
were anuouncr but when II. Watterson
came along With the remark that enn,yl.
wanna may ~ - the dew l." their rage knew
no bounds. Sir. Waters n liz said TO stand
by his words, ana IL looks as though Penn.
syNan.a Will hn, . togo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
How the PIsAt,y. 4

The governor has n.si,b n
ing had IA difficulty !, sIis
messed the sayagc rror ~
be.n made on Xiii. |l I
cool sens bic, quiz, X ~ : 4
duty he has won ,' ' \ so(xNe
celv YES the indorseme'
zens. --'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

TEXAS IS not ono. John Ireland j.
not George Pend'eton. The Calves
ton News is not the Cincinnati En-
quirer. These three truths but the
greatest of these ia the last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THAT resolution OF confidence in the
governor was "A thorn-a sharp thorn
in the side of tho journalistic censor
down on the island. How IL hurts is
evidenced by he wincing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

ARTHUR ORION alias Castro, the
claimant of the Tieheb,rne estates, now
serving fourteen years imprisonment, is
about To be rel ased, and many Of his faith.
lnl followers propose to buy public inn and
get him To earning y living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

TUE movers aud supporters of
''herd law" will be "herdedn by their
constituents. who see the danger Of
allowing them to Craze at large in The
frce-rauge pasture of politics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
THE jacksonville T,mes-I-nior ca +.

NE Jacksonville T'mes-Unior says
'he damage TO tbs or nge crop by the late
"'iu snap was not great IL is shown by
'Pecifiel" mat the oranges a Q as 20 d TO eat
as ever Out their ping quality has. been
impaired and they eau no i,nger be depend.
ed upon to bang upon the irces Indefinite. y
hut lew orange trees were Injured by tho
freeze. WV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THE cotton mil owners of Georgia
say that their industry il much depressed.
and that II is only by the z ealest on,r, 4
that the5 make both ends meet None of
'heii' arc making any money, though they
MI hopeiui ot bitter times In ,he near future,
ana are Keeping all hands At WORK on iull
time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

In would be difficult TO comprise
in one me BIre more demagogery
than IL included in the devil-tish
called Terrell's bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
oh, bid IL (,

IWHNHhbcuIe MlrrOr.I
The Fort Worth GAZETTE labored
hard to get up IA gubtrnal drill boom
for Mayor Smith, but failed For the
present John Ireland will do, and If
Smith is such good mayor Fort
Worth had better keep him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Poor nj
New YoFF y

1t IL an excerdinslys
told in the newspapsn. "
Mast, the artist, nc
with tho 'tarpers W. 4
pencil To them FIR llssE
$40 0J0 u year. Eye'!a
u ca toou and and sellos z
but Editor Curtis, Wv 3
heads with Mr. NSsp. NJ
holes the products o. W.. WI
Weekly appear, buI a y
regularly, but what y ",
who languIshes fol
seem, under the cl'' ~
something might ~ ,,a&
reconcile Mr. Curtis y. 4
vorce the artist froIll Y,
t,lented lawyer,if pIoEg5,sso
might have u way los"i
out of that coDtrac' Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THE Terrell bill-thc Terrell bill
il will Just about remain the Terrell
bill, monument to political
Quackery built OF 8 and.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

WHEN Miss Clara B,rton accepted
the offico OF superintendent of Massachu.
setts charitable institution, she asked to be
her own bondsmau Gov. Butter acce pted
her In the sum ofs 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
win D, y y

Not much was acv sa,,|
day In the way OF CO..
hut ONE progress .w', WI
violating the ccl'slni' W. n
preparation to lhr nv 4.
money taken from III IA
of whom ARE very p's"rv,r,
Of vesiing in the Ss'ssi1|
that In tie hands O. ANN
man, would BIO yrrS, 81 d!
lib, writes OF the ptnp -, htpI
ireland Is not bad; \" tbsh
ofanything but "
oiable service. @
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
,,na This the true story, says 'ne
p,cb.,ond state, as vouched for o' '"'
Naiison Poe,

Avn the home OF Standarn-
on psvne. is not enthu taste over 'no ~
80 -, ,hat monopoli.t in purchasing WV
s,,.,na,i.n for senator. Atame ting OF th'
-, ,,en,s pemocratic League last Sn'ur'
dsy night proposition was 'n'ue '" IT, on
lssse on r,cord rs sppro Ing the ho"''"
| of pawn TO the senate. obleouon "a,
\. ,d IN the debate that followed no i'..'o
,.rpess WA shown, the charges vi - y
connection with the standard oii o'",p""'
and tho us. of money in bis canvass oe'"s
nnr,.d forth with gor. As the league was
a,n,, .vsnly divided on the proportions ho
.,,,or was taken, which emoun - 10 . repu-
,.,,,, n, paw, q In his own town by MS own
party. .-
QUEEN VICTORIA for nearly quar-
,o, or q century has never occupied bues'"R'
ham Palace for more than siI DAYS IN
- 7, cost an enormous amount 10 tuiu,
.na ..veral thousands are yearly eApenued
~ a.. maintenance. II is sunptuously iur'
r,sbed In every part, and contains miies vi
pue p,ctures but nobody rever enters IL eA'
rem, on four afternoons when drawing rooms
are held and on four evenings when eta'o-
balls or concerts arc given III ought say
London Truth, "either TO be UNDERSTOOD 'iia'
this palsce should be open TO royal Vi-hor1
nj n nh rank or It should be converted INTO
hosn, a, or museum The vast sum which
the queen receives every year from tho coun-
inv is NOT given to he bearded up. but Is In
tended to mui n,ain tho state and dignity OF
the crown"
A CURIOUS case of IA supposed corpse
coming into life OF her own funeral took
Mace at j, fIcrsonville, Ind, Sunday last.
Mrs. Lucinda Ne, ly, u W. Unknown iauy'
prominent in religious AID social circes'"as
I ken very suddenly Ill Thursday night' ana
In two hours was pronounced dead. hear'
disease, caused by acute asthma was assign
ed us the cause OF death. ON account oil inc
audiences Of death the funeral was posi-
poned until the very latest hour, aud was set
for SUNDAY morning. A large concourse was
in attendance. The funeral sermon was
preached, Borrowing friends had taken Their
last look at the IA g OF their loved one, ana
the undertaken was about % replace the hd
on the coffin, when glance at tho corpse
caused him TO draw back with an eSciama-
ton of horror. the IF ends were instantly
r,summuned to the coffin, anda shtver ofeN
element ran through the audience, followed
the whisper, "She is not dead" A hasty
con ult4tion was held around the coffin. and
the funeral OF Mrs. Nicely proceeded no furth-
@ Itappeats that Just rs the coffin Id was
about TO be placed over the face OF the corpse
a flu Ii as OF II per ,on IN desperate struggle
for life ose from her neck and overspread
chin, cheek and brow. Every means is being
IL. - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

LEI the News call Governor ireland
a dude. That may dowhhim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
And Most Oiher things.

Nv aahschis Mlrror
Governor Ireland has IA level head
on the subject o. public highways.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

THAT news from Austin Thu rsday
night got in after the editorial page OF
the Galve ton News was made up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

srlKgp-The Terrell gubernatoriai
cannon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

MANY people do not know that
child born OF american pa ents at sea OF when
temporarily sojournIng in foreign lands as
all the rights OF u nat ve-born ci,zen and II,
eligible to the pre- idoncy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

WHOM the Galveston News hates
lives to ripe political old age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

GIVE the devil his due and what
will become of the fence.cutter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

TrRRELl.'s bill is counterfeit. 1t
won't puss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
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4 lew days ayo the GAZETTE pub.
nshed statement, made by u @ pr.si-
cent the United States Cremation