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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
That Greer County Bill.

The GAZETTE has alluded 10 the
rich mine awaiting some mans work
ing in Greer county land locations.
II Mr.. Harrison will put his soul into
the work he has inaugurated, he may
strike 1t rich, politically. The follow
ing Austin special to the Waco Elk.
aminer tells Of the breeze raised by
McIennan's young senator:
One OF the incest little rows that will mark
the closing OF the session IL that now br, W.
ing over the Greer county bill OF the senator
nom hcLonnan. Tho senate committee TO
which vRsr fer0d reported unanimously
In its favor, and went even further By tack.
Ing on clause including veteran certificates
located on any reservations In the state. The
Eight Is really, IA tits said, over Land Com.
missioner wRlsh's actIona in the matter, and
II Is claimed by the senator from waco
and the blll's other adhe-
rents that the matter will bs
shown up in light preJudiciai TO Mt
Walsh'a Judgment II IL said the land In
this county ives rot aside for the purpose OF
lquidst ng The public debt, and on this ac-
count could be located on by those holding
other claims or certificates Several other
eoSent reasons, Il II ella med, viii be given
why the land should be brought back into
tie states Golfers.
but one 70 listen to Commissioner Walsh's
side Of tho question, ~ explained by respon-
hble parties here, would obtain another i'm.
preHsion. when to claims OF tho state
Wero first being pressed against the
federal government In relation 10 Greer
county, one Of the chief arguments used I'm
the matter by the United States authorities
'rss that Texas had made no real Efforts To-
wsrd proving her claims by utilizing tho
lands OF that county. Il was thought best
by the Tie 'as representatives that this arRu.
ment be killed as soon an possible by at once
looat ng upon tho disputed territory, 40
COZ dinghy a bill WIS passed through the lee.
islature, subsequent TO the public debt rss.r
WALTON bill, providing that veteran o,rtla.
Gates might be located there. On the aftermath
OF this something over 10000 Aorea have
been 80 located, and much money has
been spent by those holding the lands In on
posing the claims OF the general govern.
mont. one veteran B,ouo having expended
the sum OF $1,000 It's said further, on tbis
al o OF the question. that the senate com.
mlttee' although requested by Capt. Walsh
TO do 20, would not allow him TO 10 before
them In detnse OF his action. The commits.
sloner viii 60 before tho house committee
and RnDiher report directly opposed To
mat or the senate COMMITTEES win
hkoly DO the result. Walsh says he has
acted according to law, and viii ahov
mat TO DO the case when he Ia given An OBJ
portunlty, He Will nave his friends in both
DC uses, and they viii mako an interesting
Eight An Thousands or dollars are involved
the outcome viii bs OF Interest. Hints of
persecution come fr m one side, anu OF nj
least mistaken judgment on the other. II
the bill goes through then the courts win
come Into play next. Anyway, senator Har-
uson will have warm night on his hands
ana men for his opponents OF standing and
influence throughout the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

THE Galveston News seems TO have
Peacock's land bill under its especial
care. The last report on the effort OF
an East Texas man to frame law
suited 20 the needs OF West Texas Is
not favorable 10 the Eastern solon.
The News Austin special Of the Goth
sAys:
There arc alarming suspicious perypding
the atmosphere OF tho senate CHAMBER that
PeaoOek's land bill hss virtually turned up
itH toes TO the daisies. II was neither on tho
boards yesterday nor to-day, and though
called up by Peacock In regular order to-day,
II was brushed aside with overpowering and
enthusiastic unRnimity. The i'm preston
prevails that young San JRointo got his
knife too deep into IFS bowels the other day.
and that Il cannot recover The fact OF
the matter f. young Houston came to
the senste thoroughly posted on every
phase OF the land question, and though al
most alone, with nearly solid senate
against him, he has managed so far 10 keep
tho leaselaw men at bay. or course the Pea.
cock bill Will come up again, but IT can DO
safely assumed that Il IL too heavily loaded
10 make much Roadway.
II tie browning bill RAISES tho house u
will stand fair chance ofgoinE through the
senate. II Is said that both Frec.Grass
Houston and Lease-LaW shannon will give
Il countehanec and encouragement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
N0uld Do WrIl Oondnnled.
Colorado Clipper.

WI WI ths master hip at Fort
mol'h me name Of g. b. Loving has
oeeh iAvorahly mentioned by the
pItts OF Texas. IA the founder 81 TuF
~ 11A1klTE, Live Stock journal and
Lt1Ss Wool Grower, he has done veo
lnan service In behalf OF the polite a
anu STOCK Interests OF the state Un.
Yer u ms administration the offIce AZ
rolt worth would be conducted In a
AlAuner commensurate With the bust
ness 81 that live city. The Clipper
leasure. ''' Wv" i''O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
The Old, Old struggls.

DiVest the question of lease law of
all local and extraneous entanale.
ments, and the effort to aggregate
large bodies OF land for ranching pur.
poses ia but another phase OF the strue-
gle, as old as the landing OF the PHI.
grims, for the settlement of the
country. The culmination Of the con-
test seems now TO have Deen reached
and those who would impede the sd /.
vance Of the Man with the Hoe appesr
to have resolved on lease law as their
last ditch, to extend from the British
possessions In the Moth TO the Rio
Grande In the South. The progress OF
the Man with the Hoe has never been
pathway of roses Hostile and mer.
oiless ssvages, dense forests aud unat-
tractive sofia have confront.d his yest.
ward march, but the ri14, the AZ and
industry have cleared the way to adj.
vancing civilization and aggressive az.
ricultufe, The buffalo for a time held the
West, but they, too, are gone, and to.
day there stands as the most deter.
mined barrier TO settlement the cattle
ranch, protected by barLed wire and
erected with the consent or conniyanee
OF law The struggle can hAv. in Il a
future, as In the past, but one result.
and 1t 10 In vain that professed friends
OF the actual settler seek TO obstyuct
his western march by legal oontriy-
Anoen' The rocks In New Ergland
were gathered from the ground and
made to do duty Ia fences, inolosinR
fruitful farms the Indian llnsers as a
remnant soon to disappear the great
forests have been converted into fence
posts and railroad ties; the buffalo
made but feeble fight, and the lease
law will be as pewerless as any OF ia
predecessors to stay the progress
OF settlement Firm the Al
lan'ic to the Mississippi, and
from the father OF waters 10 the mr.. =.
ent ilmit- of agricultural develop-
ments everything that stood Ia the
way ofthe farmers has gone, and 30 loo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23


1t does aeem TO THE GAZETTE that
Mr.. Pendleton's bill regulating chal-
lenges for cause In jury trials is In the
interest OF justice, and should meet
the indorsement OF the legal fraternity,
unless 1t be those whose success in de-
feating Justice is enhanced by the
premium now sol on Ignorance. The
man who hasn't read Of a great crime
is fit material for corruption and brl.
berry. The law ss it stands dlsaual-
ties iDtellIgeBce, and Mr., Pendleton
probably hit the nall square On the
head when he said that the opposition
to his measure was from criminal law.
yen who thwarted Justice by the
technicalitles which his bill would re-
move. The bill should pass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
Railroad Legislation.

The following extract nom n Jat,sr
70 the Galveston News Of the 10Th "a
an Instructive contribution to The suh.
lecs OF railroad legislation:
Bes de- All this, 1t must be Remembered
mere. nsaS come times when, at GER ain p int
speeiAl kinds OF business oIst, which ~ ~
AlA'l pron abe to the owner, must 81 tr.n'.
ported At ow rate OF freight. n NAV !.
tne' II lisa new Industry, and REQUIRES S,, ~
ss. especially in the matter Of frolrh,
onA'sea, 70 make Il \ success: bu, undar ,hs
present law,au understand, no amen s $40
oouf"sement can be given, and the go.
g SN,,i, % - me new and lnan,ne ipdustrv
must lAnRHl'h and die. This 'y
neatly slAte OF sfnrs law 4. ~.
- % .as Pr et'on Of wisdom, but v,.s ,o'u
uoes no. imPoverlSh q ,tss. dsa,rov ', s''i
Inslee aAa discourage lnves nen,. ~, s ,
shs law thai has tins tsndspe y \, :, , ,..'
ncs good one. Mass4ehuss,ts 1n i,'.'h
aha NeN York, thfes slates vb,ch .nluola
u'i''' % r-iioad 70 their ana ~ INV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

Cor AsHBRL SMITH has labored for
"A quarter of a century to have a grand
university In Texas. He knows what
AN university ought to be, for no Is one
OF the best educated men in America
lilo has left the impress of hls lofty
ambitious upon the noble structure at
the state capital, but alas for him. and
alas for us all, no sooner was the tenn
pie completed than horde, not OF his
choosing, invaded ia sacred precincts
and prosiituted 1t o base uses. Col
smith is nearing u b close of an hon.
orable career hi words and hIs
works are part OF Texas history; IL
IL pity that his ongstruggle for such
a noble purpose should, when a gIori.
Gus fruition Of his hopes was almost At
hand, turn to ashes on the lips OF ali
Texans. He tried to make the univer.
sity what It ought to be; he sees II
now what II shoHld not be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
Gambling.


The Waco Examiner favors the bill
making felony Of gambling, and in-
dorses the following from the Calves.
ton News as "a compact logical pyra-
mid -
Amateur gambling doubtless Isrds 10 pro.
feasional gambling. suppose that profes.
siOnal gambling can be and ia TO be sun.
pressed. will not amateur gambling be snp.
pressed, and Ough IL not % be Eupprt saed
by the same reasoning and by the same law
or subsequent ons, n II can be- Whatever
some may cay, others will be logical enough
to urge this yies. Let no one, Therefore,
take h"lrway position ON such question
for II viii prove ntenable In the event Of an
apparent Success Legislators should have
the courpgc oftheir opinions
Now explain what amateur gam.
bling" is The church which encour-
ages railing at festivals instills "A desire
to take chances, and gambling Is no
more nor less than taking chances. To
build "a compact logical pyramld''
one must oppose chance-taking in ev.
cry shape, form and manner. Are
members Of the church innocent OF
their brstheTs' Hood when they en-.
courage the idea In young men of TAX.
Ing chances at the frosted festival cak e?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
MARSHALL.
sponIal.
n d.

Special.
MARSHALL, TEX, Feb. q. SNOW
fell again this morning.
W. H. Lane will lead Miss slephe
johnston to the hymeneal alter next
Wednesday evening.
me remains OF Edward Elridpe Of
JEFFERSON, who WIS killed In a railroad
wreck ne Cincinnati, Ohio, while in
me employ OF Lobe & Seizel, wholesale
Tloshlers OF New York, will arrive In
JEFFERSON for interment tomorrow.
The civil officers OF the law are aftar
une gamblers and cay they must 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

THEHH will be mourning to-day In
Texas over the news OF the cruel muir
der OF Hal Gosling. Ganial and gal
liant, he was = fsvorite with all, and
was fairly beloved by the newspapers.
He died In the discharge Of duty,
while young and facing bright fu.
turp. NO words can temper the grief
Of tho young wife and children, and
rHH GAzsrTs can only pity In silence.
and pray peace TO the aches OF It's dead
friend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
A Catholic Orank

In the Galveston tTexas) News a
local correspondent works himself into
unbecomlng fury aud uneathoiio f.nat.
icism against Democracy and Proteat.
ant liberation. Speaking OF the prac.
teal exclusion OF Catholics from parlIa.
ment in England and from the presl.
dental cabinets In this country. this
dyspeptic correspondent concludes ~
follows, viz;
Only BY an Aggressive policy can Catholic,
ooanie'ae' this syutema,io fana,ielsm. and /
am please 10 no leo thst this policy A. b.,ns
vigorously adopted IA London, N can ludge
nom = communication in the Tablet 81 M.
MEMBERS :, which says she periodiea tom.
i.o'ery In America called sue pFcaiasnuaI
election "a only Maud syst. matt red "a
therefore Il Is searsely likely that ~ xiii
woa concern himself about Il. alsa M
consultation OF This country since lei, i an.
oher sysiemaiired maud. His rraoe ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
Universally Regrsited.

me grocery house of Mr.. Joe Brown
81 Fort Worth was entirely Consumed
by hre last night. The news d mi.
yHersally. received with regret. Mr.
Brown is one OF the hest and most suc.
eessful business men in the state. and
may may DO said TO be the keystone of Fort
worth. When his house Was burning
Fort Worth was on Are, ' "Ai' b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
In Unity ia strength.

me Herald strongly advocates max.
ing Dallas port OF entry. Its object
we suppose, is not 30 much 10 obtain n
port as 10 open up q new place for a
new collector. We have no obiecttons
we, are for the town In anything h msv
desire, even II such desifes extend ~
wanting the government 10 build let,
1lee from the courthouse square To len
miles east on the prairie. 2" 'A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

The people Of the West are well
represented by Messrs. Browning OF
Wheeler and pendleton OF Tarrant
SOME day, when the proprlOtles shall
permit, TIE GAZETTE viii print a
service rendered by these gentlemen
90 their neanle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

~ Dallas wants any federal pap II
should get itself reconstructed right
away quick. That long editorial An
the Herald GA negro jurors was poor
compliment to the Judgment OF that
paper. The following from the Dallas
World shows how much ado about
nothing can DO raised by badly regu.
lated editorial sanctum:
The person on trial bef,ro Justice sohuhI
In this sac was a regro woman, ehareod
Win yagraney, and by her request Jusiioe
schulz inStruciod his baila. a man depu.
uEod for The purpose OF waiting on thooourt
10 snmmoA threa white ana threo eolorsd
citizens 'aot aiiar r.. aud there q no hon.
os' eialzen "a this community that thinks Jus.
Aee Schulz acted otherwise than with a aas.
sire 70 Dc aeanaied BY principle OF perfect
snsiieep editorial comments 20 the eoatr,ys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
Patriotism aud PROFIT.
WACO FrnmIn.r

NO substitution, II you please. We
nave no intereetin the Burnett nuar.
iIles' and can afford to howl for theoTie.
lnAl paimanville rock. Not 70 tie
commission. One OF their pumber 4
Tue principal owner Of the RnTnet
quarrles. 1t would only cost the stste
ABOUT lhre-guhrters Of a milIIoh m
MAKE max, Judge Norton very rich man,
bofa' Lord! how the patfiots do plsn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

An old and experienced journalist, OK.
tohstvely aud fayorably known throughout
tho state, desires AN editorial position upon
some leading paper, or 70 establish paper
II he could mud good locality, where a coed
Interior Journal IA desired. He can furnish
the highest recommendations. soliclts cor.
reapondense. Address ]. g., care OF Marshall
Herald, Barahali, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
sTAhPs ron sUBscRnrIos.

Parties sending stamps for subscriptions
90 1HH GAZETTE will please boar in mind
that we cannot use s and iooent stamps, aud
therefore oaunOt accept stamps OF those de-
nominations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

EEdLAND's wars are plllng up debts
mountain high, and the fellows at the
bottom who have to bear the burden
are commencing TO growl omlnously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

In THE GAZETTE was called upon to
name the best country weekly In the
state 1t would look nj the Bolton Jour
nal, snailc and say nothing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
ARLISGie
New Machinery fcriii..
"A BuildiplN

New Machinery loiisA.
"A BuildipIH
speeds
ARLINGTON, Tx y
A. Bledsoe, proprisI0i
ton mills, is receiving
including fine roller
be manufacturing .
mill In the slate ,,,ai
The building conn i.issl
Methodist Episcopn nS SS
night and lei the ou y N
Messrs. Smith ana i.,l
place, they belDg, l0s ls.'s
A regular euilalps, s,sll
this place. No is, y M d y /
houses have gone " Sb
months, and seysls ~
tracted for. LumOe'
per 1000 feet. ,o,sss
We are to have : ~, .y'''.,Ds
March a. The tepI 3
well organized, ap va vs.
opinion that II VIZ
time. nrssnle
Our town ha, ~ a
appearance the =. uols
ers are doing gooGS ' Is
and making reAo'
crop. s--s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

BHFoRB putting the land bill to a
vote 1t would perhaps be well to sub
init 1t to the consideration OF the "uni.
versity studenta.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

In tho Old Alcade had not been gov
ernor OF Texas, he would never have
been chosen one of the university.
elect. ConsaDguIneous klth had TO be
turned away empty handed to give
him the place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

Notwithstanding. Now. let as rot deprive
the co ored citizen % the Justice due him.
but rather assure him that protection and
reasonable Justice will be granted him IN the
glorious advent Of the Democratic party in
To power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
RArrs oF ApYERTIsINa

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All letters relating 70 business ~ any kind
ahould be addressed 10 THE GAZETTE, Fort
Worth, TszRa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

THOSE who believe that a national
debt is national blessing should go to
England or Mexico to enjoy this bless
ING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

WIIL GARNET OF Houston was once
an university regent and he resigned.
Lot 1t be recorded TO his credit, he re-
signed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
oELAHOIL'
The Right oftAs UDi,..
Lands.
DO" oattlen'n bold B,,..
PuPo,s

Purposss
The lands Of ohl.,.
OF 81, the ne Creeks and i'sss sooqIll
Tor Tor the purpose q 9 sallll
dams on them. my ,s'vls
IN the transaction ba w. ~ 3
ment and the Crs, We,
Lions from several nv, .,.;.
grounds against tbs wv
more wild tribes t M 'aas
enacted forblddInss S
knows that conTrsss y
this and settle NOR wv Y,
territory. This lay 40
homa lands on tS s's
government. TIA ~ ~
celved fifteen eentssD
OOO acres, worth no y ~.
an acre. The Creek v Y.
cents an acre for S,sOO 1s's
now not less than sss
ment has got to seh NAP.
TO the tribes or ID ~, W. !.
settlement. The N.Y. \,
put 3 body Of Whit, I.
heart OF The terr NM,
Of the cattlemen 10 Ssg1
Tor rasching pn,os
described in a spteI,Y,.
washington City: ins
laid before the DAVIS
day q specific charge
are occupying Oklshor
permission from ina
ment, and asked tba
summoned TO show M.
men had been slloves
use these lands whllsaI.
driven out by the mIss
searched the records ,p5
them to show the discs
cised. Col. Pixies s,,lT.
densed, is 10 this sfss;
b. 81, Campbell WA IL
man to push negotlalIoS N
Cheyenne and Arnp,5a
had placed several Inn,
cattle on the range and n
kind Of q right 70 ks, \
Campbell wrote MI
There were 2, 4OO,OOOs,r
by the map In Agent NJ
which he asked ma b
replied l did not v,sl
Agent Miles stated M
Jerred to deal spiA Mf
and asked me to Bid upr
knew that such a movsv
fight upon me and | belh
lieying the agent wa n
faith, / said the land vp
cents an acre annual h
Miles asked nee II | vg
put the proposition 10 vi,
swered yes, and then h
formed To get the couEni
disns to the lease y
Col. Pike showed byAsi
fespOndence that Csrps
here to get an aadefadsdh
iRteri9r dopqrimeil, Nd d
gagged Fenlon and cha
into negotiations I'D
their leases to the ChtyBl
rapahce lands. Then Cd
listed Representative W.
atOf Logan to make llga
department 10 bic behis
heard Of him was that
his cattle oper into O
was claiming TO have
remain, there. Gen. RI
the department 10 ~
meant, and Secretary NJ
ing to the files, replied
~ have yours cOnctiiia
patton of Oklahoma byil
bell for the purpose Of 81
Mr.. Campbell bus
authority to grs5e 10 lhilK
was grazing on the lane
the Arrapahoes and Vs3
were complaining OH
and desiring him to M
him, In answer 70 8 iif
lowed to go into the OiIs
Try, that II he drove y
temporarily snd did pds
nanent lodgmsnt, "
Oouid not INTERFERE |
lion OF the characle,ci u
8 a matter Of 40
he department J.
iifferent nom that d ~
blowers, who props J
,ccu patton of the Couls
hand tht 70 are 80 fAoN
ahORld country y
Since then, aecordlni
charges, other cdtatrs
nto Oklahoma undtI
ion Of the interior :.
.ome OF whom MI
eotlng tribute. Iths
.rimiadtioa in favor
hat the Oklahoma
trong point in the
light TO remain whey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
AT NV nRLEANH.

Visitors 10 the exposition will md THE
No. s CarondBlei street, New Orleans, La,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
MONDAY soEN1No FEBRUARY 90,
TIM WEEKLY, GAZETTE.

In wrappers ready for mailing 20 your friends
sbroad, can DO bad at the oounting.Toom.
Prizes, cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23

TO DALLAS: Look out for the on,
CINE when the bell rings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-23
\ Young Woman D1rs

A lOunB s.a..s
TRxARKAEA, AAs'
Mis-. Emma Howa ~.
sixteen years, fesl ei.s ~
There, vas wafl ~ "
fashioned tlre-plI,,ssa, iisd q
every ef5it, slls 81
that death RESULTS
The "Little yoA
ing tobacco.
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