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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
4 LoGRoLLING CONGRESS-.

There Is some hope that matters may
take such shape before congress this
winter that Galveston will be able TO get
largo appropriation for It's iet,ics If the
worker, for that city can unite the mem
bors from the South in its support. Log
rolling VIII do IT,
Backers OF the Hcnuopin canal scheme
are preparing to make a desperate effort
for big appropriation from congress.
They want Slo,000,0oO or more. The
whole Northwest has united to make the
demand that This canal shall be built and
the member, from that section will make
any sacrifice to get an appropriation for
II, Then the Mississippi river commits
sion friends viii ask for 81 100000 or
s5,OO0,0OO for continuing the improve
mcnts begun on that stream. Tho mem
bors from those states along the river
will be solid for that appropriation.
Now, here is Galycston's opportunity.
The promoters Of the HcnncpIn canal,
the Mississippi improvements and the
Galveston ietties are in position to "pool
their issues" and carry all Of the appro-
priationa through congress The Texas
delegation and the members from the
Mississippi states can swap votes with
the members IRON the Northwest, who
want the lIcnncpin canal built. If they
will stand by the Galveston iettcs scheme
and the Mississippi Improvement scheme
why the Southern members will give
quid pro quo by voting for the ucnncpiu
scheme. 70 be sure, this will rife Che
treasury Of some S2O,0oO,0OO or more,
but Galveston win yet the appropriation
aud'thc iettics, The whistle il dearly
paid for, but Galveston doesn't pay it
all.
II is more than likely that the plan
skctchcd here will BE- pursued in congress,
and it has Il promise of success. All the
parties Interested are very hungry and
VIII "givc and take with supreme indll-
ference 70 the other sections OF the coun-
try winch derive no benefit from the i'm
proycmcnts.
Ono difficulty however, presents itself
which may cause trouble and defeat the
promising scheme. There is man in the
presidents office who wiclds trcnchant
veto, and he IS not disposed to look with
favor upon such raids on the treasury.
The appropriations may pass the house
"a d the senate, but will they get pust him?
If not, defeat follows, for It is very sure
that two.thirds majority can not be
mustered IN either house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

There was nothing in Ireland's letter to
Baker to Indicate that the governor had
been asked to lend other than such en-
enlargement 10 immigration as might be
at his command, and we lail to see where
thc papers get the idea that any one was
10 he paid to come to Texas. The roy
ernor was entirely without authority TO
make anything OF an appropriation, and
this every man in the country ought
to have known. Admitting that he had
been called on for an appropriation, there
was no occasion for the letter referred to.
The mere law on the subject would have
answered every purpose without antau.
ohlzlng the only movement tending to the
development of the state. No one wants
pauper immigration, but that class win
come with or without announcement.
and 1t is the "wcll-dNcd" citizen that re.
quires the extra inducements" and ne
IS the individual our state needs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
harm them, and they will not read bad

harm them, and they will not read bad
one.
when thc church ceased TO keep the
conscienccs Of men; or, rather, when men
ceased to ntrust their conscienccs to the
keeping Of the church, ecclesiastical
anathemas began TO be no longer feared.
Unless MIR. Crosby can show better rea-
son fer his objection to Sunday papers,
bis Illumination win fall harmless. THE
CAzEr-rE will continue to print MS many
copies as heretofore, without fcqr Of hay
ing them thrown back on its hands on
sunday. It's conscience is serene because
void Of all ofcnsc. 1t viii keep on selling
more copies than any other sunday paper
in the state, and on Sunday, as through
out the week, il will iuculcato the fear of
God, the love Of humankind, Democratic
principles, free grass, and an honest sill
yer dollar uthcrc is anything wrong in
any of these, THE GAZETTE will stand the
penalty Of its trausgrcsslon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
u.oRNoUr Tu.iDDLE.

The ropcha Kansas Capital Is pos.
scsscd Of bilious temperament that pre-
vents it from viewing any subject in any
other than au cnylous and dIScoloredl light.
The result OF The Virginia election leads
Il to conclude that Malone and Wise viii
be socially and politically ostyacised, and
that they willbe compelled 20 seek homes
in some other state. No zone knows better
than the Capital that there Is no danger
Of such result Other prominent mcu
in Virginia and, indeed, in every other
state in Che south, have aligned them
selves against their state and people for
the sake Of political prelermcn;, aud have
htcn pNerthrown and driven from power
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TUX shameless dcadhCats at Galveston
who are imposing upon the relief com,
mttccs for support that they do not need
should be punished If there is any law to
reach them It is Il betrayal OF charity 70
have the contributions given for the benefit
of the very needy suatchcd up by these
wrctches whom It would nalter TO call
reptiles. Tho knowledge that their gifts
arc misapproprlOtod for unworthy uses
will cause many to chose their hearts who
otherwise would have responded lbcr-
ally to the appeal Tor help Tor the really
deserving destitute OF Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

but never ostracised, either politically OF
socially. They have remained undlsturpeu
In their private affairs, pursuing their yo-
cations and accommodating fortunes without
let or hindrance. That they have not
boon elevated TO places Of honor and
emolument Is due alone to their own
fanatic creed that led them to seek office
and power from The political enemies OF
their section, and their retirement to
private life H. but the natural sequence OF
their ogn misguided acts. Malone and
Wise are AZ safe in their persons and
property 30 Virginia as they would be in
Kansas or Michigan, or indeed, In any
state in The assertions TO the con-
trary are gross lbels upon the patience
Of The people Of the south who have so
long submitted to The misrepresentation
Of their oEn rcncgades and their abct-
tors, the Republican press The
rapid increase OF population in the
South, and the large accret on OF capital,
drawn largely from the Republican states
OF the North, Is the best refutaton Of this
chandler upon Virginia and her sister
states of the South The time has passed
when the Capital and papers OF its liz can
Gre the Northern heart by such unsup-
ported assertions. The people Of the
North have TOO many friends aud relatives
living in the South, aud TOO many dollars
invested in It's growing and prosperous
enterprises, to be mjslcd by such idle
tvrddlp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

n in holieycd that a large number Of
the silver dollars nov in circulation were
not coined by the government but by pri.
Note parties. This is not exactly counter.
icidng, for the coins contain us much pure
silver as those made at the government
mints, and they can BE- made 80 exactly
in imitation of the legal dollars that no.
body cen detect them. The concrs
though, make the difference between the
market value OF the silver and the nomi.
mi value Of the dollar, which Is about
twenty cents ON every piece, OF course
this is dishonesty, but the government
sets the example The way TO prev cnt ii
is 20 pat dollars worth OF metal in the
dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Tho Presidents silver Policy.
lew York Commercial Adyortiser.

The president will probably recon-
mend in his message that the coinage of
s2,oOO,OOO month be stopped, and that
the old trade dollars that are now out
standing be bought up aud coined into
halves and quarters. He will probably
recommend, as a concession to silver in
forests, that half dollars be coined in
larger quantities. but that their weight be
made greater, so that they will represent
d value in metal somewhere approaching
the imprint upon their face. This change
from the dollar to the half, it is said,
would be greatly in the interest Of the sill
yCr men,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TGNAs Is ircc-tradc statc--of that fact
no doubt can be entertained The scntl.
mcut against protective tariff Is SO nearly
unanimous, out of the wool.growlug dis.
tricts, that il would DO idle TO speak OF
organizing the free traders for increasing
their efficiency, Vet, that Is nm advisable
step, not for work NJ home, hut for the
sake of The help that can be given the
nti-protectionlstS in other states
through the medium of an organized ef-
fort among the Tree traders OF Texas.
such action WIN spur up Democrats in
congress 60 more active work, and will
serve as a moral as we'll as political force
TO commit the next presidential campaign
TO a discussion OF the tariff question
above all o,hcrs Il costs nothing to
organize clubs Democrats Ia other
states are organizing Let Us Initiate
them IN Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

1uE secretary OF the interior ha, been
using Kind words and throwing turf at
the Oklahoma boomers without effect,
aud now he Is getting mad aud proposes
TO shy n few doplcNs nv them. All who
are caught trcspnssiug on Indian ter
ritog VIII be prosecuted aud punished as
severely as the law will allow When
Couch and his followers get this in their
heads they wlll pay more respect TO the
sacred soil OF the Territory,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
killed Another MAN, wifc.

DENVER, COL, Nov. 2l.-About u mile
above Delta station on the Denver 4 Rio
Grandc railway VIM. Whalen had left his
wife on their ranch while he, with his
three sons, went on hunting trip Stop
ping with her was Mrs, Cameron, the wife
OF j. a. Cameron n dssolutc character.
Yesterday Cameron quarrclcd with the
women and his wifi fed. After her flight
ne shot and killed Mrs. Whalen, her body
falling into the fire place, where it was
badly burned. Cameron visited one of
the ncighboring houses in search of his
wife, threatening to kill her If he found
her. He was finally captured and taken
to Montrosc for safe Keeping as the OH
GERS feared summary punishment would
be dealt ont 10 him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

The Age said, pending the recent strike
in Galveston, that "thc strike was a
serious injury to the business men of
GalyeSton;" and for saying that, the Age
has been "boycottcd by the labor organ
iaatious in the city of Houston We'll we
are sorry for it, Not sorry for having
said what is simply patent fact, but
sorry for being boycotted We dislike
very much that an organization said TO
embrace membership of thousands
should declare war against the Age for
expressing an opinion in mild way
about movement that was exciting great
public Interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

"HA- IL occurred 60 tie owners Of the
Trunk road that the people Of Dallas want
that road cNtcndcd?" is an anxious iu-
quiry Of our esteemed contemporary, the
Times. The people OF Dallas want great
many things, but they don't come We
build our own railroads here in Fort
Worth, without bosecchiug other men to
come up With the money, Therefore
Dallas has TO come TO Fort Worth to get
to distributing point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TurHE il no finer sport on earth than
the game Of billiards. The triangular
contest going on in Chicago between those
kings Of the cue, vignaux, Schactcr and
Slos,om Is being watched with interest
all over the world OF the three 10 is hard
to say which is really the greatest player
nor will the present contest decide for
before this each OF the trio has met the
and each has won and lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD.
Condensed Notes from various Learned
Writers of the Day.

For the sunday Gazette.
Tho new telescope in the observatory
at pulkowa Is the largest reiractor IN the
world, the object glass being thirty
inches in diameter.
A statement In the Scientific American
OF the llth inst. says the shower Of
August mcteOrs, as observed at Bristol.
England, was more brilliant than usual
this year. These meteors apparently
cmanute from The constellation Pcrseus,
and are therefore known as Pcrscids,
The shower continued from August . to
20, when the earth passed out of the me.
tcoric belt
The chronoscopc shows the explosion
OF dynamite cartridge occupies the
q ,00Oth part of second. 4 train of
cartridges one mile long, fired at either
end, would all explode in Il quarter OF a
second.
The water in the cast end of Lake Erie
was lowered two feet by the prevalence of
strong east wind
An Ohio man has invented an artificial
stone post for wire fencing, and another
Ohioan curious book and copy holder.
The town OF Oys, Portugal, has the
largest vine in the world. II has been
bearing since 1902. Its largest yield was
in 1864, when it pr ,duced grapes enough
to make lGj gallons of wine.
Sail skating is the latest style of loco
motion, and Is extensively practiccd in
winter 10y the pilots aud sailors at Arna.
ger isle, near Copenhagen. The person
so skating serves as mast, to which
small sails are attached, always on
the back. Much skill is required.
In the Scientific Journal full account
Is given of n remarkable and brilliant solar
protuboance, observed by NJ. Trouyelot
on the 9th Of August At first view il was
apparently floating above the surface OF
the sun, detached from the chromospherc
But closer observation showed it was at
tachcd by slender iilamcnt. The pro-
tuberance was ut first hemispherical in
form and extended minutes 80 seconds
from the sun. NJ. Trouyclot estimated
that the tongues of hGmc--burnng hydro
gcn-rosc to the prodigious height OF
100000 miles.
There are now 252 known asteroids in
existence, the second last having recently
been discovered by DR.. ralisa of Vienna
and the latest by Dr.. Perrotin, on the
18th of October.
The total cost of the Great Eastern
steamship TO date has been S4,7O8,575.
1t has broken several companies. Moth
ing ever compared with it except Noah's
ark, which according 10 archwolo-
gistS was 5l7 feet long, 81
feet beam, 81 feet deep, and
had a tonnage of 2l,IG2 tons, or about
ten times that of one of the Mallory
steamers that come to Galveston. The
Great Eastern is about $50 feet long, SO
feet beam, 81 feet deep and has tonnage
of 2S,O9S tons measurement So the only
ship that can beat Noah's vessel is the
Great Eastern.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

If Kingipctcr Smith should declare war
on King John Henry Brown, and march
the Fort WORTHLESS Into the Dallas domin-
ions, it would be a bigger thing than that
little affair between Scryia and Bulgaria.
1t would afford Bill ESterett an opportu-
nifty to distinguish Himself rs runner.
But wouldn't Barney Gihes loom up inn
mcuscly in sanguinary contest of such
mnrniImhn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
miraculous Escape.

W. W. Reed, druggist, of Winchester,
INC, writes: cone of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph
county, lnd., was a long sufferer with
cons umption, and was given up to die by
her physicians. She heard of DR.. Kings
New, Discovery for Consumption, and be-
gan ouyin@ II OF ne. In six months time
she walked to This city, distance of six
mics, and Is now so much improved she
mas quit using IT, She feels she owes her
i,ic TO It," Free trial bottles at II. W.
Williams Co.'s drugstore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

WINS Chicago was burned ont Calves.
ton sent @tGGj to help the unfortunate.
IT'S true that Galveston can get along
without Chicago's help in this caamtous
time, but IT does seem rather small in the
great Northwestern metropolis TO have no
quickly forgotten the bcnefactlons OF the
ISLAND city, not to speak Of large doua-
lions FROM all over Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
wattorson'. Tribute to the Abbott Kiss.

IouI7Nluc Nouricr.JOurnal
The "Abbott" is The kiss, the one kiss
the true kiss, the original kiss. as nlI ~
man and woman, untaught, unlearncd.
the "long, long Kiss OF youth and love :,
1t IS sacrilege To call II the abbot
KISS y Never true lovers yet but ii WAS
their kiss; It is loves universal LANGUAGE.
aN free as the air it sighs, rs spontqucous
aS It's throbbing hcart.pulsc. /. N the
Kiss of the Nightingale and the Rose. os
the Moonlightand Midsummer: of Dream
and Realization; Of Rhapsody and Resi-
OF Passion and poesy. What tine noo,
yet who was not in his heart of hearts
lliest OF lovers and sang not from n,
iullness the ecstasy OF the kiss:-the kis.
when one heSoughtt to grow TO his lips:"
the Kiss OF the "sott lips" which anothcr
swore would tempt you 20 an cternjty
81 kissing; the kiss which Corlolanus
thought as long as exile, as sweet AS r ,''
N'nEein the Kiss which Shelley sang as
The soft and sweet ccipso
When soul meets soul ON loycrs'liu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

PREu6ENr CLEyrLANp Is gallant and
chiyalrous geutleman,aud, though bach
clor, has not always been proof against
feminine attractions lie does not, how
ever, let bis gallantry interfere with his
duty The female clerks at Washington
win have TO be at thclr desks Just as carly
Of mornings as their male coadiutors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

IVyASTED-To trade oase
W farms in the sla q : 50 \, 4
Fort Worth. ADDRESS
tlculars,
TIoR RENI--l iara n.aI
L rent; a good e.rS ~ WA
house and well Of g "a, ~
tiyatlng hard, and = y ~, 4
Ellis n traders Sal. W.. wv II
corner OF lIcnderson '''''
avenue. "a
- EJNpS al piciufN "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TIM New York Sun finds fault with
President Cleveland Tor Issuing Thanbs-
giving proclamation, which, IL says, was
the business OF the governors Of the yrl-
Gus ,mtcs. II the sun lived In Texas il
would not take that view Of tho matter.
our governor Won't proclamate, and ii 10
hadn't been for the president, we would
have had no legal occasion for turkey and
nnInnNIn nin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

UNcLr DAN't talks in iiguntlye Ian
guagc. We don't know what tho old phil
losophcr is driving al when he says that
"a man may not always shoot dog that
snaps and snorls at him, but he always
feels as II be would Ike to-" but we guess
that somebody has been worrying him,
who 81 hore typilled Us dog
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Essentials Of Diplomats.
Washing on Gazette.

And now comes the Atlanta Con,titu-
ton and says Secretary Bayard chooses
all his diplomatic appointments because
they have large mouths We'll, Napoleon
chose his marslmls because they had
large noses, and Richclicu had a fancy for
Young men with big heads. They were
all right big head Is the sign of Il
thinker, bignoso OF fighter, and big
mouth-of an eater, Diplomacy consists
nowadays of wining and dining.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TIT "Rcsources Of Arizona is avery
attractive and Instructive handbook OF
that territory, prepared Ivy Mr.. Patrick
Hamilton of PheniS, A. 4. ItlS fun of
reliable Information and Is valuable
book TO those seeking knowledge in re-
gard 20 Arizona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
san Antonio Express.

The Galveston News and the Dallas
News did not have Il word about the great
fire at Galveston Friday morning, but the
other morning papers OF the state, which
do not devote half their space to boasting
of their own enterprise, had an account
OF the fire up to 80 O'Clock. The Newscs
ought to talk less about themselves and
do more in the news-giving line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

ArNrrnoEu man auda tattoocd woman
ware recently married in New Work
dime museum, and In a few years we shnn
expect 60 see the tattoocd family SO cone
mon that Mr., Bnlrc VIII excite no re-.
mark when he appears IN public
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

MosC mcn drown the SORROWS OF dlSap-
pointmont IN the flowing bowl, but Vim
cent, thcNow Mexican judge removed by
the president, went oil aud got married,
Probably upon the Hahnemonnic theory
that like cures like, one woe win drive
out another.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

a real, surr-nough duel would be n
big sensation in this day, and when II Is
confined 10 the otllce.SeokerS the publlc
win not Stratn itself TO hold them back,
Among that elias, few die and none re-
sign, aud the only hope Tor vacancic, Is
that they VIII shy each other
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
wnger Your nn.t ON TINT.

You may say what You please about
early morning special trains, special mail
services aud all that, but for variety Of
telegraphic news, soundly-written cd
itorials aud iull local reports the Fort
Worth GAZETTE cannot be oNcGllod by
any paper IN the state of Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

carr. CoUcu of the Oklahoma cavalry
viii hardly bc 50 prominent parsonage
hereafter. Secretary Lamar has got il in
for the boomer chicltain and sHys he shall
not 20 In the Indian Territory Tor any
purposc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
nucklen,s Arnirn sn,,.

The best salvc in the world for cu,s
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhrum. frvcI
sores, Ieiter, chapped hands, chilbloin.
corns and all skin eruptions, and nosi'
uVely cures piles or no pay required II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price a5 cents ' non
box. For sale by II. w. Williams 4 Co ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Az Irish landlord who would refuse, at
thc present juncmre OF affairs, TO lower
rents when SO invited Il his tenants, dis
plays mofe ob,tiuacy than discretion
Lord Kenmore refused 60 reduce, and his
gent in County Kerry was giyenau awful
beating by purity Of his lcrdSl1p's ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

0Agit4f t,adcis viii find 10 The market nc
bort vi this paptr epuclM kilograms cnily, 100
we'll ns regular Associated lrcaa reports.
rhcec kilograms ore supplemented by other
laterpstine commercial natiUr, and arc made
up after lie ciDsc ot bnsincfs 100 the slcut bu,i
nora contur. 1uf GAfN11H VIII leave 40
EFFORT unmale % have if commercial report
all that merchant and otbrrs demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
something Of n Change.


The Republican managers in the East
have changed their tune TO some extent OF
late. They are still harpiug ON the trea-
son string, but they are calling each
other the traitors. Although this is not
much OF a change, il amounts to some
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Has IN transit and will arrive IN ahou, ,o,,
days 4 tremendous stock of dress,, ~
eases, both plush and leather. also ,nant
cure sets and numerous other novhItirs
~ TINS me Wait and see them hrGore
buying elsewhere. o'ioFe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

lilI only reference the Dallas A,V'
has yet maic 20 the scoop OF tho Gal
weston Ere Oy rm G2Gatr and Herald
q The following
Tho Scrvlan- appear % .WvV everything
ihoir pNp way and aseswccpinS thc balBsrians
bcioro thGA iik, 50 much o'NG 1hc Ser,iaua
probably hsvu possession OF ihe telegraph
AVircs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

TuE latest good man gone wrong IS a
Presbyterian preacher Of 81, Paul, MINI.
His name and hat OF a seYcntcon-year.old
siyi were uppleasantly associated. Like
parson Downs he procleims his limo.
tence yehemently and attributes the
charges 50 his euemios Is there gop-
eiul conspiracy against the clcrgys