Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-12

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Neitlef WIZ a hai'-li'"i 'eN IL
r.rtt, y.,.l'tsy VI iT. over fTgg-tlaGtfs.
kfi,i, s,,,.I, ou i.eue toLe decided the /
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for revenue Cn'y or hotuIhs'
WIEN the law Tor the haluii1'77i'''
fine cuban slaves was passed seNerHi year.
,go they numbered 500. u rs estimator
hat NH hut ifuU'u have already ut0u sci llNtt Z
md TITS thought that all VIII be free wi'i'n /
ycnr,
THE supreme court OF h"il-"7' al
hc last ices concurring,' decides that the cir
,ulntinl ofun offensive article concerning IA
f,roilice l4a 'priviltgcd proceed
ing, even though the principal matters In
Tho Article ureuutrus and drrogatorv pro-
..t,t. ~, ,,,,. ,,rtt.I, ne circulated "oulv
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$50.
A LEADING member of the New !
\ rri- Prison ASSOCIATION claims that the num-
,.r nr criminals is increasing faster ia pro.
purttpp than the population of this country.
l'hsrc nr,.. he saws. over F0.Unl persons now
.,rnr.,I In intI4iu Now York state and he /
tbnt NM, man ont of eveiy scVenty-nVe Z
moi with I'm tho div is a criminal.
80
r,plt, In Sovruvillp Penn has |
,, ,,r,. .I> ,,.eya I,o,is nj cIny and one load |
al ,,ai Iusl every dny. he receives no or |
,,,,s ,,.t ,,,y.r inils to 20 the eSnrt number
,ttI,,as "a, th, cIay nit. and then TO the coal |
I,o.p nn ,Lc.nIer. He has his own iden OF !
l,,,,. M, cI, ou,.i. Io,d ought TO he. nnd rearS
t,, much, H. mt IN, his cnrt
.
A WHALE, WAS recently blown ashore |
on ,he scottish eon.t during n violent storm
As som ms the waters rccoded IT was opened
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s,a,,,s,,r,,c, t,a,,ns ,,aen out and p,yen n
soa hath. huth,sbren,h would not come back
The digestive inices in the whales stomach
Ind bepuu To not ON his skin, large portions
ol which had become soft and Shiny.
49,.
SENATOR EDMuNDS has lust written
10 n friend who sent him n number ofnpws
pnpcr clippings mvorlng his nomination for
the presidency: al am extremely Obliged to
Won for YOUR kind Interest aud good wishes,
hut can say with absolute candor that /
49,, ,,, tisro sit,nn ,vb,tevcr In hold the
Ma, -, ,,,,,,i, van rorc, or ia ,oye NV name
,s,d In connection with a. am none the
less grateful. however, for the good opinion
| az my countrvmen
..
! GREEN ALTON has become n small is
suo IN Wales. and las won IA victory. A DR.
price. mn eccentric Individual who delights
H., cotiIn,, himsolfn Druid. nud Initiating sun
nosob nruiIicoI ri,,hts. WINS tried L,r,re ,hc
alo,nor,nnsbIro nssiges for lryIn, Ia GRE.
m,tc tho INDY orhls infant child. The mnn
caused an amount OF discussion which the
friends of cremation IN England may eventu
ally turn to their advantage.
s~s---
CONSIDERABLE excitement has been
caused 10 newspaper circles in Philadelphia
by tho appointment of three colorcd men ms
reporters on the Times one of them IL Alecl
Davis, VINO VIA recently discharged from ia,
police force. When The colorea reporter
made their appearance ON the street and be
gan To Interview politicians there was a sen
| sntInn ou,; MANY n.,snpa r.fusnJ 4, toll
with them. rney were appointed by Julius
Chambers, city editor OF the Times. ani
formerly OF the New York Herald.
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The illte anu arrangements ioF'th'
queens Journey to the Continent VIII not b
known iii thel last hoar, The apprehension
of the queen have been increased by th
: events OF the past week, aud she fear
strongly that some violence may be NJ
tempted. The queen will return To Englan'
In the latter part OF April, when after stay
ing Mt Windsor for few weeks, She viii go T.
nolmorAl and remain there until autumn
| She will thus DO abSeat from London durin
the entire season.
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ASSISTANT Bishop Porter. of New
York. ana nearly all the blshops OF the Prot
cstnnt Episcopal church In this country. q,
peel to go toseotlaud /, assist ut Aberdee