Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
DENISoN.
A High Compliment 70 the Gazette
From One Who is Fully Com.
petent TO Judge.
A Young Man who win DO Hopor 60
Texas and rI,rnseif-An the
News.
Special to the Gazette.

DENIsoN, TEX, Dec. s.---A small rob.
oery took place last night at Grosea,s
grocery establishment, where some hmm.
sly thlet broke open the Dish and oyster
poA, which usually stands on the sidewalk
al night 10 keep cool, and extracted thorn.
from some fish aud several boxes of oys.
tiers. we
NO further developments In the Law
son-Moore elopement sensation, as they
botn repose in the jail The trial will
probably come up one day this week.
Mike Corcoren, foreman of the Missouri
Pacific yards, had his house entered lasi
night by some sneak-thief aud his watch
and pocket-book stolen. There was only
a small amount, however, in the book, In
the neighborhoOd of 50, and this morning
nc found the book, empty, but his watch
nus never been heard Of. The THEFT was
committed between | aud O'Clock this
morning, Mike feels sore over the loss
of his ticker.
ms morning the weather was very
pleasant but this afternoon the wind rose
and 1t is turning cold fast
The Morning News gives THE GAZETTE
credit OF being the best paper In Texas,
IN an editorial this morning. You are
right neighbor, TIE GAZETTE carries
that honor.
Nose Harris is journalist whose
judgment is worth something and here Is
what he says about &C.; "rhe Galveston
News, in establishing a branch at Dallas,
boasuully asserted that II intended 10
hold the journalistic field of Texas for all
time, and imphedly against all rivals. II
II proposes 10 make good its
boast 1t will have To do
better than It has done in the past.
The Fort Worth GAZETTE rs pre-emi.
nently its superior In all the essentials OF
a newsgatherer. The morning after the
Galveston fire the News failed TO apprise
its readers of the great calamity, while
| THE GAzErTE gave an admirable and In.
| telligent account of it. On Saturday last
THE GAZETTE published the full text OF
Mr., Tilden's letter to Speaker Carlisle
| while no mention of it was made in the
News until Sunday, twenty.foul
| hours after, and then in d
curtailed and cmasculated form
! So Of the serious wreck on the Texas 6
| Pacific near Gordon, the earthquake In
Algeria, and other matters of public inter
est. THE GAZETTE published details IN fun
on Saturday, the News on Sunday. This
may be enterprise according TO the stand
ard OF Galveston journalism, but Il is not
the kind appreciated or patronlzed in
North Texas, and the News viii do well
at this ratio If 1t succeeds in keeping d
place in the procession with those more
modest dailies that neither aspire to
etr'politanism or TO hold the field fol
all time"
Tomorrow night "Only a Farmer,
Daughter" viii amuse our theater-gocrs
Friday night "MiXed Pickles." and a.
Hot Time on Saturday night.
On the 18th and l2th~eSere will boz fe
male scientific skater at thG1tct who ha
the name Of champion"
II. j. Coswell has resigned his position
as superintendent of buildings an,
bridges of the Missouri Pacific and Mr.
Walsh succeeds him TO that position.
Only few farmers doing business II
town to-day.
Frank Ryan of Sherman is in the cit
to-day.
The appointment to the military an
naval school which Mai Maughs has ha
to give away has been rendered Maste
Clint Mitchell. The selection is goo
one, and young Mitchell will do credit bot
to himself and to Texas.