Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25

a., IN .oo hsr, said; "Very we'l' se"''0 80
80 ,s.r vou a Rembrandt by 'he s''"'
artist" -
Tng Kentucky legislature VII, en
..y,,r,o discuss who drank me ~" y"
s.,s \ whisky. that was eonsnn.u !"
-, insane asylum last year lherc -
,,,-,,rl. .u.piotnn that the patient ui', ~
-, ~, sentiment, Of the comm"nw'al'n
-, ,ne waste OF good quor on peop''
who have no: ufllc'eut intellect 10 envy :"
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AT Rirmineh M, Eugland, TWO Nv
u, dam. Is. the one niue and the o'n.'
,s,,,,,e ,,ened their mnney.boNes one nisu'
and ,ry.es;. d the contents, Two shiIluHS' w
vbish Being Joined by tenn ear oiu
,ouan tha three sat down, and theh '"u
thc,c consumed every irop OF the Sp'l 80
Tba, were AZ. rward found in helpless s,"'c
az intoxlratCn, and he Youngest SUI" ~
uiaius seriously M.
Two gigantic Eagles, wh'cn lor 'lo
AZ, fonr wears have made themselves eN-
,,,es,ncIy dtsllked by carry ing oil LAMBS anu
poultry nom Vermont farms, were re enIg
.,r,r,ed In n steel trap at SYNDICATE. inc
mol, hind. viii, IA died in the trap, measured
s-ven feet and seven ches between the rS
o,bls wings and weighed twenty-ive p 'unds'
MS mate. whose wings spread SIX ieet' WIS
taken alive. and can be b ugii Tor price
satisfactory to young Mr. Jarvis huiu VI
SYNDICATE.
THE ice carnival hegns in Montreal
,,.hynary 9Th for which the mot active prep
sl.,f ea
n A walls nrc already twenty feet high' ana
as the building VIII be twicr the size ui INV
IA wear, tt Will b an object OF Grent inter
est. Tob ggan slides are now in oroer' nav
. cpenci on Satu day ast. feature OF
the Re iivities will Toe trottthg races on lce'
and some o the tlectest horses an Tho conti-
naut are promised for this exhibition.
AT Mines. in Frtnce, there has
bsen found a block ofm aicmaSonry twelve
meters inexteut, repre- emitting Roman EN-
psror enthroned with woman al tbs side
and surrounded by a group of laVeN ana
warriers wearing helmet Two men before
him are leading lion and wild boar. the
colorS are rs flesh : II appl ed yes'er"ay
and the pavement Il in a state OF pc feet pres
erva;iou. Few specimens so good rs 1t sex
ist in museum. The market value Is est
mated to be at least 81 con.
w. NJ. KIMBALL, who died III
blackstone. Mass. a few days ago, In Inc
midst OF extreme Nth and squalor, was O
very prosperous phys elan forty yeas ago
on preparing his body fnr burial the attend
ants were surprised TO ind dirty pouc
strapped upon his b elk, In hich was neatly
81 900 in bank bills while in his ouser
pocket was POUNDS wallet conta ming si,@0
All over the premises wer' evidences o
piuchipg want, but concealed IN vari VI
places about the room Were coin and banf
bills TO the amount Of nearly sos.
Ir is said that Il lady seventy-twt
years ofage, living near snow springs Doc
county, ieor Ia, the hest farmer in tina
neighborhood. She has been widow f"
thiity-fve we RS, and has managed her owl
business successfully, and a f W years az
she had more cotton bales around he gil
house than any farmer ia that region Sh
employ her own lnbnrers, and II nee ss'r,
will put on her spectac rs, Z INTO the fel'
take the plnw ha dies and I'll w an incXpt
rienced hand how o 'iay or corn or COT
ton row.
AN observant woman gives reason
why people differ so radically about Mr.
Langtry's face. Those who base their est
ma G on details, withou mu Ii reference I
tho entirety see only her perfect complies
ion. her blue eyes, her white teeth, her ha
ard the delicacy OF most of her feature. o.
these good points in her favor they pr,
nounce her claim Of beauty sustained. Bu
, those who take the Collective view OF h,
features find them irregular, conformation.
to no standard of beauty, and in som. +,
spects positively ugy.
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) CANDLES play an important part Il
Russian church Ger monies, and Of late hav
been 81 much aduteraied and burn badl
l that the Ques ion is being seriously dIscusse
$ whether The church ought not to he granite
n monopoly for the exclusive manufacture
C ndl"s used for churcn purposes. The Rus
sian church already enjoys monopoly 1
praycr.boolss aud other churc books. wit
the result, howeve', that they are exception
ally costly and difficult to procure, and &,
cept to very wea thy congregations. a praye
book Is rarely seen in the hands OF wo
$ hiper.
\ PHYSICIAN In Brent wood. Tenn.
bearing the frgid name OF Jack Frost II
sued Mr. James Knox T. liz Hin aud his W
, for sh,t0 dam iges, the alter for sllege
, breach Of pro Mise of marriage and former IL
breach of confidence In eGecling his ow
ma Tiage with the cO.defepdant who at III
time wA@ widow. Frost alleges that II
| e ~ mi. stoned Hin MS his hest man In hrl n
the wild, W down TO Nashville to marry hin
anu supplied him with Il horse and buggy f,
the purpose, aud, moreover. rltteJ him W /
II new hat for the urn y, aud Z We him
gond dinner b fore he starred, mud that Hi
then base ma iied t. @ woman himself.
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THE retirement of Mr.. Carl Schurs
'5w weeks ago, from the edito ship ol ON
OF the letdi journals OF New York, on III
ground that IRE, onclable fierences ,
opinion existed between him and his assoc
, ates%ith tegard Ia the conflict of the tel,
era aud railrond men with th-ir emp o,
ers, has awaken curiosity in no oIdinar
d gree and hence when he defines his pns
ton upon the question ut issue, viz, acorn,
rations, tn ir Imp Dyes AMI the Hnblic." n
, he does In the North American Review ia
February, he Is sue 10 command an after
tive hearing. To the same numb.r OF I
| review j. & hhaiiD. princIpaI of IN. I'm