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What q HCF0I
A Hero Of the petuc7at-
A historic SuuRWl

What q pity TO waste so much innocent
ink and paper in the Supreme Failure OF
the Century. Yet his speech goes into
all the papers, aud is eagerly read by mil
lions to-day az il he were the central figure
Of the ages, 1t is to be regretted that Jed
will for the next nine days occupy more
space in the public prints than will DO &C
corded to all Union soldiers for the next
nine years, when the proper thing would
have been to have closed the press com
pletely to his insane and harmless chatter,
Tor 1t Is full Of sound and fury, signiiyinG
nothing"
The part jeff Davis plays in this farce ia
soon ended, for he viii soon 90 down TO a
dishonOred grave to bs remembered only
to be- cursed forever and forever. He ia q
citizen oil no country, a foreigner to this
because Of his crimes. He is not to ba
feared, only TO DO laughed ut, AS his
foolish and wicked speech is read 1t will
provoke only u smile Of codtempt, while
all loyal men will sing "Well hang JET
Davis TO q sour apple tree"
He Is not worth q thought. II aInszes
me that the press quotes q word that he
writes. But when we see him received as
a hero, ~applauded to the echo in every
reasonable utteranCe by an entire section
OF the country, 1t Is a more serious matter.
Is It possible that the solid South speaks
through his aCCursed throat, its veuo-
nous hatred Of the North and Of the Un-
ion as we'll? IL 1t possible that the lamen-
tations Of this double-dyed and deadly
damned traitor are but the expression OF
the South over its lost Cause2
II must be so, or instead Of applaudlng
the internal traitor they would have
lynChed him Oh the spot, rs he richly
deserved to be lynched Tor his treason
able utterunCes. Wherever the telegraph
and the press marks the word Applause"
the loyal men and women Of America
write "hisses." Wherever tho reporters
tell OF cheers aud Ovatlons the Grand
Army Of the Republic substitute groans
and sneers.
But 1t reveals the spirito tthe South, the
old South, the new South, for the old
South is the new South, and the new
south 10 the Old South yet, Tho leopard
cannot change its spOts-they may be
concealed for a time by a thick mantle Of
hypocrisy to deceive the simple, but the
spots remain tho same. The South OF
Sumter and Appomattox, say what you
will, ia the South still Of 1886, unchanged
except in bitterness Of hate increasing
daily.
We must face the music Of facts staring
us in the very eyes, No hypocritical pre-.
tense that was made Quadrennially since
the war to steal back to power again can
longer deceive the Nation. 1t may de-
ceive a Mugwump but not q man.
Our eyes are opened by this ovation to
treason. 1t was not 10 Davis-it was to
the treason Of which he was and Is the
deCayed symbol only.
In this view this demonstration at Mont
gotnery becomes n serious affair. 1t
threatens the American union. 1t means
war and not peace, and a war not long to
be postponed. PRlvATE DALzELL.
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The average cost last year In tho Ohio
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has ssin.h End. In view.

Pan Handle Noes.
The Governor has committed q grave
blunder In ignoring the rulings Of his pre-.
deCessor and the Supreme Court, aud one
can scarcely avoid the suspicion that he
has selfish ends III view.
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FdinmOnt index.
ave have the highest respect for Gov.
ernor Wilson as an honest citizen, q
learned lawyer aud a faithful, capable ser.
want Of the people, but in this matter we
think he has made q serious mistake,
viewing his action either from a legal
standpoint or a standpoint Of good politics
and Intelligent public policy"
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GOING ron "wINpY.o
What the bourbon Press 10 Saying About
Hi Late Order.


Gncubrtn MdGtndenL.
Our conclusion is, that without regard
to the propriety or merits Of the order
issued by Governor jackson, Governor
Wilson has made q grave mistake, II he
has not done serious damage 10 the State
and the principles oil good government.
Why did he not leave the true construc-
tiun Of the statute 10 the courtsp He ad.
mits that 1t 10 Of doubtful validity, and he,
therefore, ought to have known that his
order revealing that OF his predecessor
was Of equally doubtful validity, and must
necessarily cause confusion and injustice.
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petaNlon AWAlta him Nov.

CldrktbHrp Ncra.
1--WE admired the gallant fight Governor
Wilson made In 1884. His untiring ell.
ergy deserved success, We especially ad.
mlted the skill with which he steered be.
tween Scylla and ChArybdis. But Oh,
Governor sheol awaits thee now. Get
thee to a nuhn6ry, and be devilish quick
ahnut iE,O
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For cleveland and Chicago.

1Iy taking the 1:47 r. NJ. (City time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland at 1925 r.
NJ, and Ohicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depnt. Chicago, for all points west
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Az u~ntsnAbis POpluOn.

South Brunch haldiigncT.
While the Governors action may bene.
ft Hampshire people q little, we cannot
help opposing his position as an tintenabls
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NNr Dominion.
Some people have aasumed that Gov.
Wilson WAS seeking personal political cd.
vantage In oVer.fuling ex.uov. J%aCkson'e
assessment order, But the men who will
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Honest but Not hight.

Whiel Democrat
We ara inclined to the opinion that
Governor Wilson is honest IN his views
Oithe matter but cannot think the Gov.
pfuof IA FIGHT,
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Little Liver Pills." OF all druggists.
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Quist saIcAlm.

PlTkrsburg Sdlitnel'
To the inquiry, If Governor Wilson is q
lawyer, we have to reply that We don't
know.
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BIO influenced by such a measure as that
are not usually the nsn who make US.
Senators.
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God Liver OIL, with HypOphoSphites, In COn.
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PRIVATE DALZELL


ON the Resurrection Of the Rebel Yell and
tbs Too Solid stulid South.
To he Editor Of me LRisliiGeaea.
sIR;-Among all the soldiers | have met
since the resurrection OF the Rebel yell at
Montgomery, l have heard but n ex'
preston and that Of horror and contempt,
AS If preserved in some microphone Of
hell, the old yell OF treason resoupds again
with all It's original vigor after the lapse
Of more than two decades Of years, and
the nation is startled but little less than it
was at the sound OF the first gun at Sum
ter,
where look upon the performances ut
Montgomery very much as We OF Ohio do.
do not suppose that any n attaches
much, II any, significance to the reappear-
ance Of the Arch Traitor himself.
The old dog has lost his iangs, shot out
hv the bullets OF Union soldiers, aud can
do pn harm by his maniaCRl barking over
the Lost Cause.
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bN ~
Leave BellAitO Al Gas A. Il Tor wOodSaeld and
. LSayS lBSctllAlro a. $50 =. n. tot wOOdraold and
HTFISo n fB;Stiairc al $3.50 A. n. from Summer.
held, aud al $40 2. \. from AneSyilla.
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g1sw Adprrtisr,uruts.

r OST-A SMALL RAT TERRIER
IL Dog, wearing leather cQlllri ears cropped.
FINDER Will be rewarded by bringing to A: T.
HESS DRUG STORE, corner Sixteenth aud MAR
ket ktreets, myh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
A MISSISSIPPI OUTRAGE.
Cowardiy treatment OF Negro Family
by naasked nien.

Cowardiy treatment OF Negro Family
by mashed Men.
KoscIusKo, MISS, Dec. "a. Last We'd
nesday night four or Ave armed masked
men went to the house Of Jordan league,
a colored man living four miles below
town, and demanded entrance, claiming
10 have a search warrant son Of Jor.
dan opened the door, and on discovering
that the men were masked aud armed nc
made quick exit through the back win.
dow, the masked men firing at him. They
then Killed Jordan ana shot hia wife sew
eral times, N Is believed fatally. She
was shot through the tongue aud cannot
speak, but has signihed that she knows
who shot her. There are different opiu.
lens as TO the cause Of the crime aud who
the parties are, The whole community ia
highly ineensed at the cnwnrdly outrage
and no doubt the case will be thoroughly
Investigated,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
A. FORCED MARRIAGE.
Young Woman Arrested and Compelled
TO Mako Good Her Promise.

Young Woman Arrested and Compelled
to Mako Good Her Promise.
LrNcHBuRG, VA, Dec. "a The fol-
wing particulars Of a most extraordin-
y occurrence have Just been receiyed'
young girl named Kyler, aged fifteen
fsrs, living near GreYson Sulphur
|prings, GraYson county, was engaged to
parry an Erglishman named Rudd, stop
'pg at the Springs. The time was fixed
Il the marriage and al prepara ions
ERE made when the girl changed her
md aud refused 10 marry him. Tne Bns
lishman applied to'Sq1ires Ally and Frost
y a warrant to arrest the girl. They
sued 1t and the girl was brought before
lem TO answer TO the charges preferred,
|natever they were. she refused TO
Pmply but the justice insisted that she
last keep her promise or go 10 prison,
ne frightened girl tinally consented and
Y Ceremony WAS quickly performed
nere is no doubt whatever OF the cor
ectness OF the a ove statement and ln-
Ense excitement exists in the neighbor-
Oao since the facts leaked out.
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between tho TWO,


Uncle Billy Latham, an aged colored
man who claims to be able 10 foretell the
weather for several months ahead, was
asked yesterday as he was wandering
around the market II 1t was to be hard
or a soft winter.
tam you In de poultry busineasS" he
queried m return.
mo-"
"If you war you'd want Study cool
weather, OF co'se, 80 de poultry wouldn't
spite. Am you sellin' umbrellasf"
"No.u
"lf you war you'd want soft winter,
viii rain '0out free times week"
"Well, how will IL Der"
"Bein' as you hain't got no tickler in.
terest 10 de matter, your question am de-
clared outer order, an de mestin' am
Adjourned" replied the old man, as he
moved on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT.

oeorRe Amos, IN q mt OF Remorss, Kills
Himself at Arthur City ON Red River.
Special 10 the Gazette,
PARIS, TEX, Dec. 1.--News reached
the city tonight Of the suicide of man
named George Amos at Arthur City on
Red river about noon to-day. Amos had
been ON protracted spree and WAS Dor.
dering on delerlum tremens. Some time
ago, in drunken ilt Of madness, no scri,
ously cut a little son, and II was thought
after this he would stop drinking lie
continued the drunk until noon yester
day, when he put pistol TO his head and
blew his brains out. He leaves wife
and two children destitute. He bad been
employ on the railroad bridge which Is
being built across Red river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
CHICAGO pLEuRo.pN EuMONIA.
The Amount 20 be Paid 10 tho Owners Of
Diseased Cattle.

The Amount 20 be Paid 10 tho Owners of
Diseased Cattle.
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 2i--The cestlf-
Gates OF the live stock commissioners for
cattle slaughtered since the outbreak OF
pleuro-pneumonia here we're sent to
Springfield yesterday for approval by the
governor After they are approved the
money will be paid to the owners OF the
cattle. The total amount will be nearly
sci 900. The commission received from
the sale OF the carcasses tribe over S2o,-
600 which has been turned into the treas
ury. The amount already in the treasury
for the payment Of slaughtered cattle
was s47, 900 This gives the commission
$77, 000 In its trea ury, and when the
owners are paid for their cattle there
will be a balance In the treasury OF SIC.
900. State Veterinarian Ceswell said II
had been decided not TO slaughter the
cattle in the Empire disiillery sheds.
Tuesday he inspected POI head now under
quarantine there and did not find any
suspected cases Of pneumonia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
A TEXAS sANATARIUM.
Northern Physioiaf and Surgeon of Re
pute 10 Locate at Odessa.

Northern Physiciaf and Surgeon of Re
pute 10 Locate at Odessa.
|eclal 10 the Gazette.
ODESSA, TEX Dec 24,.--A letter Just re-
lived from DR.. II. &c. Haughton OF In
hnapolis, Ind, states that he will be
IRE prior 20 January L. DR.. Haughton
lines to Odessa to establish 3 medical
BID surgical sanitarium, founded on a
soiessional and scientific basis. He is
graduate of Jeff-rsnn Medical college
Philadelphia, membero OF the Nitionai
|edical society, and physician aud sur
bon Of uuddubted skill aud reputation IN
practice extending over period Of IN re
ban thirty years. His work here will be
pch as to justify merit, cordial sup
PIT and hearty cooperation from the
|edlcal profession of the state DR..
laughton says he has looked forward to
enitsrium work for many years, and
bile overtures from points in other
puthern states have been made they
'ere discountenanced on the
pounds that the localities IN
festion were destitute Of the
tmatic conditions necessary to the
feAtest success In the tr' atment OF dis
Uses. After personal Investigation, he
Rclares warmly in favor OF the tonic in
pence Of this climate, governed by an
{titude neitaer too high nor too low In
|hich to attain the best results In the
'eatment Of all cases. The fact of his
cation is the ppepf of his conviction.
II. Haughton WIN occupy the new and
fndsome twenty-room building recently
pmpleted for his accommodation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

II Ia Destined TO so Dawn 10 Pesssri,y In
Narnn.

IA Destined to SO Dawn 70 Pos,sri,y In
Verse,
Correspondence OF she Gafette
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 The washing.
ton Critic has on its stan a young man Of
considerable originality who has made q
reputation for the stories and sketches
published in that journal about Judge
waxem. an imaginary congressman from
the backwoods. This reporter also in
dites rhymes occasionally. In the issue
OF the Cricket this evening The following
tsrgon appears anent Judge Reagen's
BAH;
rnS BALLAp OF LOST vorE
The saddles, th'ns that poet
Has ever aungor WROTE
lOreooth th that sad story
How Reagan lost his vote.
Fer months be had boen waiting
w n all his mind aud WILL
To give bis nighv impetus
To HVrisontal Bill.
And when the day had riscu.
And 10 cry chance waH faiT,
They made The free trade roll call
But Reagan wasn't there,
oh whore, Oh where, IL Reagan
The leaders cried IN wrath
Replied sumo tAr.n villain
"iic's a. HIS annual bath"
Down ruancd they then, all yelling.
"Comc. vote, that trade no tree p
which hearing, rose up Reagan,
Venus from the sea
A dripping Texas Venus,
Tbs blushing wAvee had kissed,
Ard from that pins complexion
Rose heavenWsrd In mist,
"Ho, caitlffs, slaves snd yassAlsw
lie yelled with angry shout
"Bring hither M blanket,
And quickly Jet me outr'
Il have no time for droaslns,
IN 10 Just a. lam,
want 30 bus, tie tariff,
And don't care d."
"Ny lord, there are no biapkslaw
The ynseals cried, In pain.
"Oh, blank iti Blank 49, blank 10"
Yelled Reagan once again.
Then grabbed he his apparel,
DetyinEo cry fate,
Ana rushed up 10 the chamber
AlAai alas, TOO late
lie stood there In HE beauty,
Which, nnadorned, hey cay,
10 most adorned, vet REAGAN
somehow was not that way,
lie pleaded with the speaker,
llla pleading was In vain
Hear me, ye walls he shoute
IN nev battle akain
1.-THE Great uBWAshed' they call Us,
tits ir rcbown,
The Great uawasnsd shall be-"
And Reagan sat him down.
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The only all rail route 10
masses, Greenwood, Coleman
and BaIIinger.
The new route
|lWorsh TO Houston, Montgomery,
Nayasota and Conroe.
Ths fast route, viaJmcGregor,
brit Worth to Waco.

.s,.,s Connections At Fort worth Tor 81. Louis,
4, p.so and all points North, East and West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25
BURNETT.
stock Doing Wen, but Rain is Nssded
BadIy-The County Fun Of Visitors.

stock Doing Wen. but Rain Is Needed
BadIy-The County Fun Of Visitors.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BURNETT, Tx, Dec 23.--This town ap-
pears TO be the center Of attraction for
commercial tourists who represent bust
ness houses throughout the United States.
II is not Of rare occurrence 10 see several
OF the larger houses Of Europe also rep
resented, NOT unlike your wide-awake and
prosperous city. The merchants OF this
place are In condition TO purchase goods
from houses Offering the best Induce
ments, as they are generally free from
debt and have no membranes on their
stocks.
This section Of country, Ike the entire
West, is needing rain, ana In consequences
II the drought stock Is not In the con-
dition il would be II the smaller streams
and holes were flled with water, which
would enable stock 70 frequent the Mills
and valleys distant from the larger water
courses, where the best OF grasses
abound.
The farmers Of this county win plant
largely OF iute the coming season, as they
regard It as the surest and most pfohls-
ble crop they eau raise. an old yetern
tiller Of the soil said 10 your correspond
emit Yesterday that with an ordinary sea
SON he could realize s25 per acre from
the crop.
Quite number Of experts and agents
representing large syDdicates In the East
nave visited the Marble falls the past few
DAYS, and have tested and investigated
the many elements Of wealth there com
bined, all OF whom were not only ds'
lighted with the falls and their msgnih.
cent surroundings, but predict 9 bright
and prosperous future for that favored 10
cality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

From John A. Quinn, Gagetowu, Mich. ;
nave ben using DR.. J. IL McLean's Tar
glne Lug Balm and Strengthening Cor
IlAl and Blood Purifier for over year 10
Ky family, and can candidly say that
yen equal for the purposes intended
yes not exist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

whenever an external remedy can be APP
piled Salvation OIL will reach the case 25c.
Even In Honolulu, capital OF the sandwich
Islands, they use Or. Buifs Cough syrup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

|..rh Tickets and Baggage Checked 10 Al
Points In the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

a box Of cigars is nice Xmas present.
~ Nv can get any style or quality at Chss'
'Saenoer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

A disordered liver is the bane of life.
eke Morris CAsearine and restore Its
fdithy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-25

n. Sumner Routo to New York, via Cal
weston and
IaIIory Steamship Line.