Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

"A Heated Political Discussion : Two
Drummers Engage in Battle
Of Words.
ARsasatIonaI Item Wherein Two Young
Iglooas, Two Young Girls, Cow.
hide and Pistol Figure.
Kan issiNie rcnnsfors Charged with I'm
brvsgemoni-- other I,einN frcm 'hc
Three Forks.


spoclzio me Gazctte
DktiAs. Tex., Oct s1hc Office Of
The Grand Windsor hotel was the scene
this morning OF an excited and highly ln-
terestine political discussion between
Two travelling men. Ono Of them was
making wholesale charges Of fraud and
eOrrgption against the people OF the
southern states, declaring TINT the only
wny by which the South could be carried
Tor the Democracy was by refusing 90
count the negro vote, and avowing that
i,eriury was d common thing among the
conductors ai elections Tho other gen
asman yehcmcntly denied the slanderous
accusations saying that he had been
among the people OF the South for fifteen
yrnra, mud that they were as honorable,
~ true aud ~ chiyalrous ne the people
~ any other country Said hc "l was
in the Onion army for about four years,
aisd think % IS abont time 70 stop Tight
ing. thought that the death Of Grant
had formed n bond that would indlsgo-
Hubby mlto the people OF the North and
TIC South, md that you Eel
Iowa siopned wnving the bloody
shirt swell, we haven't was
ilIr reply, "Ard we don't intend 70 I'M
slr ihc remainder OF this sentence was
not caught by The reporter.
SO fur rs The scribe heard the gentle
man did not Include Texas In his anaihc-
ioas, the names Mississippi and South
CaInlinn being used by HIN.
Tho Riol.Bjgger. Marion Molodramalic
company showed hero last night to Il fair
audience. Tho play presented WAS
AForiunc's Fool, which, though not a
nafticulnfly strong piece, is fairly good
one, combining sOine very strong scChcs
and some very funny ones. The company
h a coed one. without a weak place in IL,
and, altogether, the entertainment they
gave was Il most enjoyable Que The
same play was given 40 the matinee this
afternoon, and to.night they present Mr..
Maribrs dfamatization OF Hugh Con-
Way'at"Cnllcd Back
fherA arc two Young women sisters
they artl.in this city whose demennor on
tho street, has led people TO believe that
iley were hot az chasto as they should
ne. and whose mnny personal charms
ann ph,sicnh attractions have frequently
caused leefgerons eyes to dwell upon
them with Z Wicked intent. Would-bc
f,ashsrs au6l mdoubiod libcrtines have
iuiiowod these girls, using all the Wilcs
and snaras of the seduccr's art to de-
iarone thf.lr virtue. Yesterday evening
tyu youndg blo0ds of the city took them
Aiiggy-rialmg, and, driving out into the
conniry,f attempted by bnnes, threats
sud pettsuasions 10 crtlcc them from
ihe nagih CT rectltudc and virtue
lifutilnrh all their eudeayols unayaillng tho
boys, bfs SOME mems or ether, got the
girla olAt ol tho carriage and then drove
oIf anyA left them. The girls ran after
the yvhhlclc, CRYING aud badly frightened,
iiupl0 lriug their tormcntors to take them
To- They were some six or seven miles
lrOn town, and as the girls were terribly
ilfat itencd they finally promlsod 20 90 back
10 iho carriagC upon the terms dictated
81 i the men. When the party finally
\ tenahed town the girls were mt out a
4 4ooa niece from home, their escorts
learning TO 80 TO their home, The boys
then took the turnout to the stable and
started for their rooms. one OF them
HAs met, however, OF the door OF his
domicllc hy the two girls, one of whom
horc good cowhldc, while the other
was armed with Colts forty-hye Sec
,ng them IN battle army the young man
turned tail and fed prccipitatcly, aud as
he didn't return to customary quarters
during the night The supposlton is that
he canped out The other fellow rot
wind of tie danger and hid himself with.
ont waiting for q cali from the girls.
Goth hoods 70 "unwhipt OF Justice 80
lar, but II Is likely tho end Is not yet. as
The girls swear they viii sooner or later
be ayengcd
lno, u. Bell and Mary G Alexonderi
49, az 40