Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

TnE author of the declaration tn
figures win not lie had not heard OF Il
new method orusins them.
l.. a CARTOON for Siitings-Galvesto
News to Democratic party; Change yo'
y leaders or die. Here am; take me-
: I'D
Il \ DETROIT politician has ordere
: lGeen sand clubs OF the latest pattern. Tb
is slight innovation in political method
=, but no doubt It's effects will be sanitary.
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t THE publisher otthe New York Sur
. Mr. !. w. England, is seriously i'll with sc
attic rheumatism. II Dan McGary wei
> afflicted with IT he would dispense with tn
"scatlc'' portion.
, BETWEEN Ben Thompson and th
bur- lars affairs at the capital city are in
decidedly uncomfortable condition. We SUI.
gest that the surplus energies of one be use
ia eNterminating the other.
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Mr.. MoRRIsoN's tariff bill may b
"ali right in tue estimation Of his constitu
ents. but there is every indication that twill
be all "lef," Mr.. Morrison VIII have to Sc
cure a more substantial base for his ptesidcn
boom.
The action of the Mississippi cor
vention asa wholeis entitled to public respes
and confidence. The Correctness OF the prem
ses ON which it IS basel cannot successfully
be disputed. The intelligence of its deduc
lions are equally obvious. A response upon
the part OF Congress Commensurate with the
magnitude of the interests to be subserved is
next in order
THE business portion of the country
Is competent to judge whether the Western
| Union, for the future as well as the present
does or is likely To do its business with n
| hdeli ", IA liberaliiy and correctness that
| make 1t preferable Instrument of commu-
nication to lines operated by the same sys-
TEN that now carries the country's letters.
should II be decided in favor of u national
other than Incorporation system, that decs-
ion should be expressed clearly and openly.
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THE convention ought to have gone
step further, and resolved in favor of a sep
arate bi for the Mississippi. TWAS wire, per
haps, To start the Mississippi appropriations
through the river and harbor bill, because
they needed II strong committee to get them
through Congress. Now, however, the is
sis ippi Is strong enough TO stand alone. Few
congressman are antagonizing the great
work. IL ought, therefore, be treated as Il
separate measure.
FRANCE has missionaries in the
form of soldiers in Tonquln, while working.
men In Paris are so near starvation as to
suggest to agitators that the lime is propi-
tious for revolution The government may
not be wholly responsible for the "hard
times" but as IL wastes morey on foreign
enterprises chiefly for glory, and deprves
the poor people OF the opportunity to buy
cheap aud good American pork, II Is at / asst
partially responsible for the peoples suffer
ings.
ONE can scarcely imagine more
congenial occupation for the Gilman N than
the planting of torpedoes in his native
streams and the liberal use of dynamite
around him. With these elements of infer.
MAJ noise and destruction circumyenting his
yellow Kingdom, Mr. Pietail mast be in n
state OF eShila alton that brings hts gums
into more than usual prominence. william.
Gus saltpotre'' and the Chlnaman are indis-
solubly linked.
ANDREW REESE, thirty-fve years
old, was chastised by his seventy-year-old
fniher at Orangeburg, S. c., some weeks ago,
when he rose from the floor where no had
been kneeling for the viii ping. cried out
that he had had enough, drew a knife and
made lunge at his father, but the old man
lodged and the knife went into the heart of
John Green, an innocent bystander. The
courts found Andrew guilty OF murder ana
sentenced hun to the penitenuary.
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IT is estimated by j. $. Moore, the
statistlcian, that the effect of the morrison
horizontal tariff" bill. II passed, VIII bg 10
reduce the revenue s3OOpD,0Oo which he
divides among the schedule as follows: Smear
$4,000; wooden, $4,000; cotton, $4,000.
metals, $40 0.O)l; chemicals, sl,COpOoo. hooks
and papers, $500 o; earthenware aod plass.
ware, $3.50 90, hemp and AJAX, 81, 600 ooO. IN.
oacco, sl2o, o: provisions, sj,OO0.NO; wood
and wood nware, s3,OOo,COl; sundrles, s2.5ol.-
'vl; articles transferred TO the free list. ST..
10000
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COUNT WILLIAM BISMARCK, son of
the prince Ike his father, was troubled with
obesity He applied to Or. schwemlnger. II
ness. In few weeks all his superiiuous
hesh was gone. Thereupon The chancellor
placed himself In DIR. Schwemi~ger's care
ana ut tine end of eight weeks weighed sixty
pounds less, and looks upon himself AZ
cured. He sleeps we'll, takes walks that
would fatigue Dung man, and for the FIRST
Time IN ten years IL able 10 ride. Dr. Schwe |
ininger evidently has Il fortune In his "ant !
fat"
CORNELL university has Just re.
ceiNed m invitation, signed by the Duke of
Argyle as cha roellor and Sir Stafford North
cote as rector, 10 send representative to the
Soth anniversary OF the founding OF the Uni.
Nefsity OF Edlnburg next Easter, this repre-. |
sentative to he the guest of the hdinburg au. |
thorliies. The choice of the representative !
lies between one of the professors, who has /
rec nifty published an historical work that |
has attracted much notice abroad, and one of I
the younger alumni trustees who has /
achieved nigh success at The bar Ia the west.
ern part Of the state.
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The rejection by the Hungarian UP /
per house OF the Jews aud Christians mar
rage bin Will PROBABLY prove fatal to the
present constitution OF that body. II has had |
an uninterrupted existence from the middle |
ages down to the resent day. In Hungary
all the sons OF a magnate inherit their
fathers TILE and take their seats during his |
ifetme as soon AS they are tweDty-iour years
IF age. This. combined with The division OF
he family est,,fn nti1onp alt tho SONS ma On,