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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
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IL Is generally thought that the Office
seeking mania Is manifestation of the
present day, History, however, tells us
better Even the administration of
Washington, that heroic age which we
are wont to think of as tree from the
blcmishes OF our time, "when mono was
fora party but all were for the state"
was cursed by the opportunities OF Office
hunters, whose impudeuco has never been
surpassed in these degenerate Gays.
WaShington's private papers relate many
instances OF the msuncrablc cffrontery of
persistent oilicc-seCkcrs, lie tells us
that he had no peace either night or day
from the opportunities of men clamoring
for office. They flockcd in from the
ncighboriug states, ana even those more
remotely situated and requiring days and
weeks of hard iourneying, by private or
public conveyance or aioot, we're not
without their representatives In the gene
raj scutllc, At last, he tells us, the RI
ralry became SO great that the boldcsl
NIoNuea lhto MS sleeping mp Grtments be-
fore he was out OF bed in the morning
and Mrs. Washington, that stately dame
IN crmpcd caps, was compelled to lie
abed, perhaps, With lnatronly modesty,
with her head under the bledclothes while
the president was dressing, SO as 20 get
rid of the intruderS This last innoya-
ton upon the usual rules Of etiquette
governing the routine of man's domes.
tic surroundings was too much Tor the
di9niiled Washington, lie had submitted
TO great many things for the sake OF his
country, and particularly SO as to cause
as little friction ar possible, Tor the new
government had then hosts OF opponents
among the leading minds OF the country.
tic accordingly sent to the vice president
and members of the cabinet request for
their Nlcws ON certain questions pro
promded by him and intended to regu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

A poG-NiAN trick has been played on
the Atlanta prohibtionists by the auts
of that town. They announced at a meet
Ing that all colorcd men who wished to
vote for prohibition could have ,hcir
taxes paid (which Is necessary as the
voter must show q tax receipt by calling
at prohibition headquarters, Then the
wicked liquor men rounded up their col
ored reserves and sent them around to
the prohbitionists who paid their taxes
and put them in possession of receipts
That win enable them to vote the wet
ticket without let or hiudrancc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
lnlrInelng ON nnl steretl,. I.leht..

The spirit of Fort Worth rose TO its
highest pitch Of speculative cXuberauce
yesterday under the inspiring influence OF
% horse race. The dispatches state that
men staked their all on the result aud
Lhat when their money was wngered they
even put up their watches, iewerY, dia.
monds, pistols and oycrcoats ON their ia
yOrItc stceds. The winners should now
chip in aud pay The interest on the school
bonds due by TarIaut county to the state
OF Texas. BY doing 40 they would "ildi
cate pU!iCy.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

TUB Fort Worth GAZETTE expresses regret
nj the Galveston IRE, but mars what It snys by
coupling II with expressions Of professional
jealousy ana spite toward the News. Calves
ton News.
What cause has Tim GAZETTE for "pro-
tessional jealousy or spite" toward the
Galveston News; None at all. The
News in no way intcriereS with the sue
cess Of TIM GAZETTE, Its sales do not
take away from the circulation OF this
paper II the Galveston News should
cease TO exist, Tm GtlrrrE would not
pmhthy the suspension, We do not pre-
sumo 60 "hold the field of Texas journal
ISM TW GAZETTE, In telling IT'S sym
patty for Galveston, only spoke tho truth
The News is iauudccd, The jealousy
ANA spite are all In It's own office. When
TnE GAZETTE really does, if ever, become
Jealous of such hcbctudlnous afur as
the News, 1t viii have too much pride and
sense TO show It, Jealous, indeed! Go
M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

The advocates Of the cremation fancy
have arrived at the poetical stage. They
depict in glowing terms the advantage OF
having ones remains subjected To the
incincmtlng process, and having his ASHES
placed in an urn and set on The parlor
mantcl piece, over the customary method
of placing them in the earth to be- de.
roured by worms. The first Is poetical
and the latter loathsome but lust whore
the difference comes into the subject 1t is
notmadc quite SO clear, There is some
thing poctical about the present method
as well as In that OF incarceration. \ new.
" made grave bcdcckcd with flowers and
bedewed with tears would move the heart
OF the Cardiff giant, while the prettiest
widow in the land, secluded in the re-
ceSses of a darkened parlor, shedding
tears over a vase of ashes, would be
moro ludicrous than poctcal,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

81 editor m Japan was lately made TO
pay a fine Of twcnty-gcycn yen for takiuga
piece from another paper without giving
lhepropor credit. Exactly how much yen
would be- in Cuited States money is am
known, but If tho same principle was
carried ont ia TcSa~ very few OF as would
escape being mulctod. Here is another
Instance Of a heather land setting % iHe
c,ample for civilized countries
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
bIISCFaLASEous.

EuE RENf-t farm near city limit, for On Il,
= rents q good 6.rupm house, barn, hnrgy
house ana well OF gu.d water IS acres GOOD mi
WAathg and aud - y pasture. Apply TO j, Il
rms az Iraders Nei, bunk, or at RESIDENCE
avenue, ANA
4 ~ KINDS OF pi cure frames made t0or,icr,
~ also pest place In town to have vour pho
iograph aud gems taken. Little Blue GaIirry
Cos Houston street, ''''!'
tf"K SALE MY residence, also perfectly
-, s"i1 lh9ily morse, buggy and harness, one
pWno' handsome set puTlOr furniture two
,ualbIe Up tables, stoves, ldc.boards, CHM,
Ma,,' u'Is' nSddinE, carpets, clocks. etc. )
9rAlon No "a West second street
WYNN RNLANp, general land anu co.'s
Pevns, rasoosa, Tox. o'
\ NThSlAN BATH HOUSE Natural no,vin,
water, eighty gallons per minute SOFT ne
taloWAlcr-white sulphur, inaguesia and soda
tAe pest bathing wator IN the state N NAV bf
nsed az ut Hot Syringe, drunk hot while 6otb
lng, single ;icketa, % cents; i've tlckets ~
public square, We eoinoi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
PRoFFssIoSAY

SoAS lNlsS, attorneys at law and ovncrs
~ OF ne Fort Worth aud Tarran, conntS
Hy9straeN special attention given 10 tltlcs and
AllEhlon pertaining 10 lands. Looms nCpotiat,,J
on county lands and inside cilypropertv onica
~ lloyd bloch, over Ianr Ccttis real estate ,,,,S
Insurance Office. ''''' anu
WooD, tlsiIEk \ FORD, Attorneys.
w Law, san Marcos, Texas.
nANIs, BEALI. 4 ROGERS ,,i-,r,,,,..
~ Counselors az Law. over Fort Woyt6 Nv NJ
pona' bank, Main street Fcrt Worth, TeS va
nR W W. RoUTH, homeopatlist om..
- ana residence Third str0et corne, k,, uIe
OPPOSITE me opera house. O0lce hours . Nv n n
a NJ $3.50 % Ap M, sundays 10 10 ~
Telephone, No, zoe. " - u m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

\ PROMINENT politician OF Virginia re.
equity said 10 a reporter OF the washing
ton National Republicans 'FltH Lee is a
strong man Intellectually, very much
stronger than his ordinary dcmeauor
would Indicate Lees large majority
came from negro votes He rode through
every county in the state, and In every To-
ealitY talked with leading colorcd men
four or 1--WE OF them together told them
why he asked their support, and urged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
WANTED-LIrE sFOCK.
w ANrEp--3uO hcifer learliuy. Ron, 8
nTsINE,is cm,Nrl.s

tui' >AiE-stuc& and fixtures OF the New
orleans coffee house, 81 Main street Tor
tai,' hcasons Tor selling a desire ON The bart
"l the proprietor to engage I'm other business
IOR RENT or ~N L-Stoyall hotel gur-
I nished Dinner, two train, cach wny
nur Information address j. y. >toynll. IIic0.
NcN. NV
v ErEtAN. CERuflC NTE~ Tor sale by stew.
' ART a llabicht, Austin. Tex
~ lill your game 10 j. H. Robinson, butcher
- ana dealer in game. 1919 Main street, Fort
Worth satisfactory returns made.
Nj ONhN, MONEY, MONEN-T. a. Whitaker
IVA the yincculturlst, offers a great reduction
n grape roots VIII sell until further notice In
lots from Jyu To loo ut SO a thousand ALREADY
hacked and ready Tor shipment, and win Shin
~ u, To any address. I must have money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Tn prohibition movement Va Atlanta,
Cav ls being utilized 10 swell the Golfers
Of the city. Scores Of negroes who have
not paid thcir taxes for five or SIX years
arc coming forward and liquidating with
tie tax collector that they may De cn-
ablcd TO vote on the 25th inst. II goes
without sayiug that they win cast ",yct
vote on election day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Tun Chicago Times IS wasting a good
deal Of sentiment on It's readers in the
modern Sodom in IFS efforts TO stimulate
them 70 contribute some OF their wealth
10 the sufferers u the Galveston Gre. 1t
longs for some man OF spirit aud energy
enough 20 initiate movement for their
relief, that the city may be relieved from
the suspicion that it is mean, pafsmoui-
Gus and ungutoim. II says that on sun
day last The pulplts In that city were all
well served and the auditonums hllcd,
but that there Was not an uttcrance that
would indicate that hundreds Of fellow
mortals IN a sister city we're homeless
and pcnuiloss Continuing, the Times
calls attention to the fact the city "oWes
the world at least ten millions Of dollars,
which was donated to It at the time Of the
fire, aud which IL is as much bound TO
pay as a business man is his note, aud OF
which an installmcnt should be paid at
once TO the people Of Galveston, Can
not the Relief and Aid society do some
thing TO liquidatc this debt of honor, and
I'D the same time relieve q great suffering
md redeem the city from the suspicion
vi the iuchiblc meanucss of being wn-
willing to return in Kind the benefits
.howersd upon 10 by civilization In ls7lt'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Tug Galveston News thinks TIM Ga
zrrrr is Jealous No, indcedy, honey
TnE GAZETTE couldn't fecl Jealousy for
paper that 10 has scoopcd twice so
badly in the last week or two. People
only feel jealous Of somebody or some
thing better than themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

declining. and uow il is said that the mu-
niclpaI administration Is corrupt to The
core. Tho Commcrcial-Gazettc and En-
oulrcr had better cease their ridiculous
personal war and 90 to work reforming
home affairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fide circulation of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

them to form clubs. In almost every case
they went away enthusiastic for Massa
Fitz, who had trusted them You may be
sure his administration will be great era
IN vrginia's history, and one that viii be
Of immense benefit 20 the whole country
especially those sections connected by
short liuos with Virginia tldcwatcr. His
committee is as much surprised at The eS-
tent Of the victory as It's opponents are.
a governor ho win be safe, sure and pro-
grrssiyc, without fuss or rush.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

II street. '"S'''
lioG RENf-Niacl furnished rooms. Apuly
i al ao2 East Wrathcrtord street.
EDLtASANT ROOMS and first class board ON
i reasonable terms can hr furnished nj NIX
Pecan street, corner lrd.
Ntot RENl-Niccly furn,sbcd rooms apN
Merritt
LOR lENT-rleasapt rooms. fnrni.hcd and
4 unfinished southern exposure, at BID
lOusl0n street. InanLre of q. u. Rrnmn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

IN Cleveland inds SO much trouble in
writing that message, why doesn't he
hire Manton Marble to do The job? Mar
ole would doubtless charge him only half
price, seeing they arc both New Workers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Philadel hia Press.

Without any specific information OF the
subject we suspect that the Galveston
hre was started by the contact of fat pine
with Col Thomas T.. Ochitrec's incan-
descent back hair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

In woN'r do to count too confidently
ON anything In this dccclliul world even
on dying, The Chootaw chief, McCurtalu,
was so sure he was going to die he or.
dcrod his coffin, but he hasn't allcd It to
date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Ih. Corn dcprecatcs the war In
Europe, as q great religious daily that
loves peace should, but an The came it
VIII rot have depressing eaect on tie
prizes of beef and broadstua which the
ivadcrs Of TnE GAZETTE have 20 sell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

RtNoLrINO massacrcs OF Tie whites in
arizona, by the ncadi,h Apacbcs, suu 20
on, and che people arc indignant With
crooks method Of dealing With the dc.
NOUS. Yet, Crook was highly cNtollcd IN
a recent report Of Gen, phh sheridan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

"PtNE ut last sets al things even. -
Though the Galveston News has fire.
Qucntly tried to ,quclch Mayor Fulton
that gentleman cuts to-day far moro
conspicuous Squire than The aforesaid
newsrapcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

,Nnrnm rancr coming Is Fort
Worth a1oa. % become q ioornolislic
m.fl0p POLLS tpp2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

ruagE ia scarcely town lu Texas that
hss NOT sent something to the suffering
ciyby thG sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

rRr mayor Of Weatheriord hasn't
worry hiah-somdug name, but he has
Mg heart
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
FOR SALE -DWfLLiNGs.

Epk NM.E--A nca cottage residence VIII,
seven rooms situated IN desirable norton
OF l3G Guy on corner lot lOONl32 fcct sci in,
Zuttc. "'' ""
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

w, Nv gvie 'liis Jon IA business me ,.
a put ! was iaylng on for awhile en-, W." w,
amused u.s. Don't You temnt tx t ,a,' 5uu
lhQNGM lnnln NJ - ~ ~. WV lNli
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

NtN,1NNAri seems IN a bad way. Not
long Nso We read that her trade was last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

rmDAy nouNiNo, NovHunrH 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
WANT COLUMN.


M rs. M.-rlea.c address H. d g., care Ga.
vi zgtie, giving location and terms for fur.
ulshcd rnon. with and without board.
IulE PEOPLES Intelligence ana Employ
i, telephone No lis. Railroads hotels, farmers.
mechanics contractors and private families
furnished with reliable help, both male and 10
male. al orders promptly attended TO. GuynH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-22
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE JONES INSOLVENCY CASE.
The Court Denies jones' Discharge in
Insolvency.

PORTLAND, Sept. 2l.
An insolvency case which has attracted
much notice in this state came to an end
Monday. On May l7.h, 1884, certain credi-
tors of John Winslow Jones, who had been
many years engaged in the canning of green
corn and other articles filed petition in the
Insolvency Court in Cumberland county,
praying that he be adjudged an insolvent
debtor. After prolonged hearing on the
petition Jones was adjudged insolvent. June
l4th, 1884, warrant was issued to the mes
senger OF the court to take possession of all
his books and papers. Jones counsel subse-
quentIy brought bill in equity in the su-
preme court TO recover decision, but the
bill was dismissed Dec. 13, 1884. Since then
the examination of Jones' affairs has been
carried on by the assignees of the estate, the
examination of Mr. Jones himself making a
volumnous record and extending from March
to July. '85 The examination was made
with reference to the application for dis
charge from his debts filed by Mr.. Jones,
which was opposed by some of the principal
creditors who filed eighteen specifications.
of grounds of opposition. These are. that he
willfully omitted from the schedule of assets
certain notes, a share of stocks in corpora
tion. sum of money in savings bank, a
life insurance policy, an award of referees on
books of account, letter copy book, proved
certain false debts, wore falsely with refer
ence to the affairs of the company in many
ways.
Insolvency court, filed decree. denying
jones' discharge from his debts in insolvency
on the grounds stated in the objection. The
judge held that Jones swore falsely about the
limited, saying that he did not know where
they were when he had them in his possess
ion, also swore falsely in saying he had no
private business after the failure of the j.
Winslow Jones Company, limited, when in
fact he was trading in canned goods, also
swore falsely in saying he had kept no copies
of letters written him in 1882 and 1888 and a
part of 1884, also swore falsely in other mi
nor particulars, that he concealed books and
papers relating to the estate and business,
and that his traders from Jan. LIST, 1888, to
the date of filing the petition did not keep
during that time cash book or other proper
books of account ii. A. Hadlock appears
as counsel for Jones, and c. T Libby of the
firm of Symonds & Libby, for the creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-22
PEACE AT LAST.
The Trouble in the Parish of NOtre Dame
Des LOurdes Settled to the Satisfaction
of the Parish.

FALL RIVER, Sept. 81.
The delegates appointed by the Catholic
parish of Notre Dame Des Lourdes, to visit
Archbishop Williams of Boston, concerning
the troubles of the parish which caused the
closing of the church for several months
past, returned tonight and report that the arch
bishop informed them that the Propaganda
had given him authority to appoint French
Canadian pastor and that he would take
action soon. The trouble arose last Febru-
ary out of the refusal of Bishop Hendricken
Of this diocese to appoint French Canadian
pastor as requested by the congregation and
his endoavoors to appoint an Irish priest as
pastor. An appeal was made to Rome and
the question was referred to Archbishop
Williams of Boston, and Bishop Groesbriand
Of Burlington. The decision of the higher
authority of the church as reported by the
delegation to-day, is regarded as a victory
for the parish in one of the bitterest and
most remarkable struggles which ever oc-
CURED in the history of the Catholic church
in New England. The ultimate decision
will probably have the honor of establishing
precedent for the appointment of pastors
over French Canadian parishes of which
their is a large number in New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-22
. BELLlGERENT CONGREGATION
Attack Their Pastor and Nearly DE.
mol,sh his Residence.-Se persons
Dangerously Wounded.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2I

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 21.
The city is greatly excited to-day over the
sensational events of yesterday. A dozen
arrests we're made this morning of leaders in
the religious riot at the first ward Polish
church. The infuriated congregation who
made an attack at the residence of Father
RodwIez for some fancied offense almost de-
molished the house. 1t is fairly gutted, and
the doors are smashed down. and furniture,
window frames smashed into kndling wood.
The walls are spa'tered with blood from the
broken heads of the furious fighters. The
priest, who was assaulted and who managed
to escape. to-day, is prosecuting the perpe
traitors of the outrage. Almost a dozen per-
sons were dangerously wounded during the
fracas, and one or two may die. At St.
Gallia Catholic church last night, a great
sensation was caused by an unknown person
clubbing priest. Father Canppons, a
Jesuit priest, entered the church and knelt in
the rear pew. A man followed him in and
with stick struck him FIVE or six times over
the head and ran of. He was pursued and
captured but was release by order of the
priest, who refused to say anything about the
maffpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-22
GETTING TOO RICH.
An Enormous Sum Paid Engineers for a
Small Amount of Work.

MONTREAL, Sept. 81.
The Canadian Pacific authorities have for
some time entertained suspicious that they
were being victimized by their civil engineers
and contractors in a section north of Lake
Superior. About month ago all payments
to contractors were stopped and remeasure-
menfs of different sections ordered. This
has just been completed and it shows that by
blunder or fraud the company has paid to
its contractors hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars in excess of the amount OF work DONE
One contractor alone has been paid more
than 100000 too much. The full amount
aggregates half a million dollars. Detectives
have been at work for some time and discov-
cred that engineers who were receiving sala-
rief of 500 month were wealthy land pro-
prietors and engaged in extensive building
pursuits, some of them being worth from
$500, 900 to $40, 900. which has been accumu-
leted in a wonderfully short time. 1t is now
stated that criminal and civil proceedings
will be instituted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
Secretary Lamar's COndition-Civil Ser.
vice COmmissiOn-An Office Under
Consideration.
WASHINGTON. Sent 81

=
Secretary Lamar. who has been confined
to the house for the past few days with Sc
we're attack of influenza, is reported as being
somewhat better tonight. His physicians,
while apprehending no serious results, have
urged him not to leave the house for several
days.
Chairman Eaton of the civil service COM
mission. had a long interview with the Presi-
dent this afternoon, the precise nature of
which, Eaton does not feel at liberty to dis
close. He says the commission will be ready
to proceed with arguments in the Hinckley
suit in New York, next Friday, and earnestly
hopes that nothing will intervene to prevent
a speedy conclusion. The district attorney
will by direction of the President, conduc,
the defence.
The Office of chief of postofiice inspectors
has been rendered to VIM. A. West of Mis-
sissippi. West is prosperous farmer living
near Oxford, Miss, and has engaged success
fully in mercantile pursuits in st. Louis and
New Orleans, and has been president of a
bank in Oxford. West was at the depart
ment today and has the tender under consid-
GRAFTON.