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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

One thing IS certain, IN the matter ot deep
water at Galveston the city Of Houston u
bound baud and foot IN identity Of need
and 81 stake with Galveston, and Il can
NOT alter this matter whoever among her
citizens NAV take IA opposite view.
"Halveston and Houston stand idly by
and see such thing cUnsummaiedN tSa
blne Pass. This language lays aside the
mask and CONES square to TIE point. Gal
weston, and llonsrOu, too, II the latter can
be persuaded, must not only be united for
deep waternt Galveston but must not stand
idly By aud permit Il 70 be obtAined at
Sabine Pass. II Sabine Pass needed any
nrgument in her favor before candid and
honest legislators this would be Sufficient.
The "eristiig circumstances and inperd-
tire demands are clearly shO yn IN the
possibility OF leaving to Houston aud
Galveston only s'the pine Mickets along
tho line Of the old Great Northern rail.
road That II is regarded as IA necessity
10 choke off Sabine Pass from government
aid Is plain to "the best aud clearest cut
Judgment II any who read,
rhc truth Is the real merits N the
hsrbor here are becoming too well Known
10 be overlooked, aud the people OF fexas
are like the farmer who goes to
lay in his supplies with the
cash IN his pocket; ne buys where his
money viii bring him the most satisiac-
tory results and best bargains. Sabine
Pass goes before congress- upon It's merits
alone, Money and Influential lobbyists
are necessary where only invested capital
fear the results of rival as "A commercial
port. The facts can no Longer be cou-
cealed. But so far a. Sabine Pass Is con
cerned IL matters tile 20 her interests II
Galveston could have $4,000, 900 80 the
81 600 900 demanded al the Pass is given,
Tor the results would not be changed; she
win be primus in the deep water business
nuvvcnv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
nERRSY AND ooNsoYEYcg

Rev. DR.. Woodrow is still disturbing
isctor In the Presbyterian church OF south
Carolina. He IS principal professor Of
theology in tho Presbyterian seminary q
that state, and is "a strong believer In evo.
luton, which he teaches 70 his
pupils. The prcsbytery hao takou
The matter ia hand, aud much
diversity Of opinion Is shown n
nRgard to Il. Dr. Woodrow is admitted
By all to be ONE Of their ablest ministers,
best Instructors and aIncewsemen. while
few Of the CLERGY agree With his radical
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
GALVESTON ALARMED.
Appeals co Houston for Assistanoe--rho
cnure Of Hex apprehension Clearly Indi,
sabIne pnaa Nine.

NfthNNs
sabine Pasn Tlmes
In an article appealing To- Houston aud
urging quilted effort in congress In be-
half OF deep Mater at Galveston, the News.
though disclaiming any opposition or
jealousy for other points, gives voice To
the following
suppose, for example, that Sabine
Pass is made the deep-waier outlet Tor
Texas and that Galveston and Houston
stand idly by and see such a
thing contaminated. The railway
system OF the state now concentrated IN
on the two last uamed cities would be
deiiected to Sabine Pass, The Marshall
Northwestern railroad from Paris 10
The PaGs, would give Houston the go.by
so would the Dallas trunk railo SO
would the Corsieaua enterprise from Fort
Worth 70 the faSs, cutting across the
International railroad at Palestine, and
leaving TO Houston and Galvestsn only
the pine thlekets along the line OF the old
Great Northern railroad The trade south
81 the Bra1os river would sustain no great
civ at Houston, and II the business
OF ai that portion OF the state north of
tbs Trinity river were detected npon
natural lines OF railroad transit TO Sabine
Pass, where would be either Galveston or
Houstony Why mince matters when SO
much Is involved? The best and clearest
cut Judgment In Galveston realizes an OF
this; the best and clearest cut Judgment
10 houston realizes all OF thlss and Il oc-
curs to the News, under exist
Ing circumstances and Imperative
demands, that the best and clearest
cut judgments Of both cities should ret
together az once and see what may be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

THE DALLAS Tinee saysthat nallas now has
a candidate for governor. The Fort worth
GAZETTE says that Seth shepard IL tho dallas
candidate. II shepard had moved 10 Fort
Worth tho GAZETTE would sing different
song --fBrcnhum Banner.
II may be 20, hut one thing is certain .
THE GAZETTE wouldn't have been gross
enough and silly enough TO advertise tho
fact that he changed his home from CAL
weston to Fort Worth for the sake Of
getting an ofllee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

A BELGIAN botanist has published a
treatise, 300 pages long, on the stinglnp
nettlo. According TO the author, long
life would be needed to acquire NJ the
knowledge to be gained mthls humble
plant. gwen then, It may be presumed,
The next generation, with improved meth
DDS of observation and research, would
lind az much work TO do" The chief in
terest Of the sllngIug nottle TO botanical
students IS in lts microscopic anatomy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

TnE report OF tho international com.
mission states That between the years
1877 and 1885, 1920 people--more than
the whole population of the "kln dom"
OF Monaco--have committed suicide CON
sequeut upon losses at the gambling tables
OF Monte Carlo The Louisiana lottery
may not cause people to commit sulcide,
but It keeps the people Of New oreane
poor aud taxes this state tens OF thou-
sands OF dollara monthly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

AZ exchange has glimpse Of great
truth which It Expresses ia this language:
Notwithstanding 10 the incentive to a
great amount Of crime, but not oue-haii
SO much as Is imputed to It, The ready
excuse OF eluners is that their siu Is In.
bibcd aud not Inherent. The followers OF
Mohammed, who are prohlbito,ists OF the
utmost tenacity, believing that their saliva:
opportunity fora multiiarous and malig-
uant doyllty as The hardest drinkers
among their Christian contemporaries"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

lYestarn renman. chIcaso

Wostern Prnman, Chicago.
One Of the most thorough aud success
ful business schools 10 tne country, and,
without doubt, the best equipped aud
most largely attended schools Of this kind
10 Texas IL located at Fort Worth aud is
owned and managed by Prof +. =.
Preuiit, thoroughly reliable gentleman,
who gives his entire time 70 the interests
OF his pupils and his school--the school
has an average yearly attendance OF 200
pupils, and Il divided into the following
three departments: Business, English,
shorthand type-writing This school Is
held IN high esteem by the residents Of
that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

TIM sad case the ulh obs family which has
zone rnvng rom RELIGION Is respectfully
called TO the attention OF the dcnlzons o IN
lirw whore the pantherlay down. san Antonio
EHproes.
Why refer such case to Fort WORTH
People usuallygo crazy upon subjects that
they think Of most intensely FOR in
stauce, the Dallas lunotlcs all have oillca
on the brain. Whenever you find mad.
man from Fort Worth you may attrlbutc
his montal alienation to railroads, never
TO religion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

leads the News 20 the opinion that the
Fort Worth GAzgrrs stands at the head
as a newsga'herer, while the Houston
Post, Waco Examiner and San Antonio
Express divide honors as 70 editorial
ability. For dali essays on metaphysics
aud political economy. the Galveston
News and Its Dallas tender occupy an
undi8puted field
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

A coNUNDRUM; II the state cannot
compel the bulllonaires TO pay eight cents
an acre how can the state compel them to
pay four cents2 Again, u tie state can
compel the bullionaires 70 pay four cents,
why cannot the state compel them to pay
eight cenls9 Candidates for the United
States senate will please answer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

4 IANGNR TO GUARD AGAINST.
Demagogues of the Logan type have
long striyeu to enact law for the equall-
zatlon Of bountes, aud II the Democrats in
congress do not take good care ihoy may
be successful, II they can get congress to
pass such law, Democratic defeat is
certain aud deserved for It win coat tbe
country an immense sum OF money, which
has been estimated at the pension Office
at Sums Ringing from S77,00o,OOO TO
$40 600 0Oo Logan, who poses as the
special champion Of the soldier element,
is eagerly bidding for their vote With gov
ernueu money, aud the equalization Of
bomues rs ono Of his pct schemes to
arouse Oh enthusiasm of the soldiers IN
his layor FOR the campaign Of 1855. There
are other aspiring domagogues, some Of
diem, unfortunately, Democrats, whose
dist,ct- ftc heavy soldier vote that
they wish Do attsch 10 their interests, and
they Hi work for the bnl, With Il
Threatened deficit Of s2t 100000 for 1887,
the Democrats win commit political sui
eide K tioy allow any such bill to bc
pos ~ pgrggsg lhq, qqS f;; ~ ii,o,o
There buo justice In the demand for an
cquaiil,.ion OF boupties soldiers yro
enlisted between Aprr -. lsGl ana Inn.
rs 1858. were 10 BE- psida bounty Of sloo
Afterwards his bounty WINS roisod -
500 rho men who ma becn n,id sioo
nov ask to be nut on the same footIrs 40
those wao wrre given tba inc,eased
bounty una thla is whtt thew mean nv a.F.
ng Tor an decentralization of hopntios -
Fhcy wore pold acoor,lipg n thelr CON-
tract aud afo not entitled 10 mors Va
hay, n5od scripture for so,inc tba. ,bs,
are not. Chrst told his bcorers tbat
mon WHO began WORK AZ tbe oleventh
hour should have AZ mncb ~ t,oy NM.
had homo ,be heat and burden ~ III dag
II they hasa engaged 10 work for a, cons'
amount, aud his lesson was hat VIM,
ono had aqeeod 90 do n service tor = s,in
ulated price. no could NOT demand ~ r
crease Of back pay because mbso,pen,,y
other men were paia bettcr
Numerous unsuccessful attomnt, b.vo
been made 60 get coarress "a nrnyldc ~
tho organization OF bounties and N 1874
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

Tux bad Democrats In Ohio are not 80
very bad. They didn't buy tho senator
s.dp, as was feared BY some Republicans
who had little faith In the incorruptlbiliiy
OF their legislators. Perhaps John Sher-
man offered the best Inducements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

FusrERN thousand dollars subscribed
for a railroad has astonished the Dallas
people They win be moro astonlshed
when the remaining 100000 TO be sub.
scribed IL raised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

A DOZEN working committees in Dali
las have raised $4,000 Of the $4,000 TO
NJ subscribed for the Santa Fe railway,
. 81 took TWO weeks hard work The re-
s.14N'pg 100000 win drop IN gradually in
thS yonise ~ the next hundred years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

THE Dallas Branch Of the Galveston
News onght 10 hurry up Il it ever intends
TO carry out It's design Of Producing THR
GAzerrE 20 local paper" II looks
more and more Ike the reduction was on
the other len
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
No Room for Improvom.n,.

Oisco Hound Up.
In the rivalry ~ 'symmetricai develop.
ment' the Fort Worth GAZETTE ELECTS
onr admiration for its brilliant display OF
courage, energy and enterprise. The con.
test has "dNvelopedn THR GAZETTE until
there would seem TO be no room for fur.
tsor improvement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

THE GAzETTE hasn't fully clpbered out The
"oyefattain ne" problem a. yct II may not
reach a solution for so tlme, but " Il Ike ps
"bclllnR away" I'm get there sometime, "eure
NJ shootin'."- Waco Examiner.
The Examiner ought not TO hurry up
the solution of that problem. There is
more to Il than Is now dreamt Of in the
philosophy Of MANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
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Parties having bills against THR Ca
zET'rE win please present them promptly
on the LIT OF each month. On the 10Th
OF each month every bin OF every Kind
will be settled In full. II found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

VERY cold weather prevails ut Dallas.
The prospect Of that Santa Fe extension
is 4odcareos below zero, Money is all
froze up, with no Indications OF a thaw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

doctrine, and most Of them look upon II
as opposed 70 the teaching OF the bible,
they canDot bring themselves 70 con
denim the man who, ia spite Of that fault,
unites in his person 80 much Of merit.
HIS worth a. IL man and his excellence az
a scholar have prevented his dismissal
from the proiessorship that he abuses,
but do not blind the ministry TO the grave
results Of his teachings. The Presby-
terlaus OF Charleston haze condemned his
innovation by adopting resolution adj
vising parents TO Withdraw their children
from Che semlnary MS long as It admits
DR., woodrow's unorthodox teaching. II
this advice Is generally obeyed, It will
compel The offending cvolutionist to leave
the university, or 1t VIII cripple that in
sdtution FOR want OF support.
The world Is taking broad view Of
Christian liberty, but the world cannot
fail to condemn the offender IN this
case. II Dr.. Woodrow wants to
believe that he is the product
OF anlhropoid apes, there Is nobody who
shall deny him that privilege, and nobody
VIII think the less Of bin for his humble
ancestry; hut when he, as a minister OF
the gospel which teaches that man WAS
oreatcd in the divine image Of God, uses
his position az an educator to inculcate
opposite doctrines, to mold the Immature
minds Of his pupils to a belief which their
parents abhor as unscrlptural, he exposes
himself 20 proper condemuaton. His po-
siton IS not consistent with himself As
dean Of Presbyterian school at which
Presbyterian ministers are prepared to
teach the bible from Presby erian stand
point, be should adhere to the recognized
theology of his church. II he doesn't be-
lieye rs his church believes, he ought TO
leave its ministry. Nobody would have
him violate his conscience by protesting
to believe what his mind rejects solely
because his church teaches thati but, on
the other hand 1t is az much violation
Of the conscicnces OF his people and his
pupils to InstIl in their minds doctrine
mat is ropugnant to their ideas OF re-
ligi0n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

tsl'RfE GRASP" Is no more nor no less
than i phrase used to desienate the true
land policy fhe policy that governs In
the nation and that rulsd 10 Texas until
land sharks and oaale syndicales die
iated tha states laud policy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

Melton ReDcr,or.

- Ncitan Reporter.
Tho Fort Worth GA7ErrK sits IKE
liking on his thronen bidding defiance 10
all competition, with thousands OF friends
20 reward with It's smiles and few enc
mics 10 punish with its frowns. II il
excellent in all respects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

THr GAznTrE's special Santa Fe train
from Dallas % Fort Worth, via cleburue,
Is great convenience TO people along the
line o. the route, All the people are
privileged to travel on itat three cents =
mile
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

THE uses to which paper may be put
are daily increasing, Compressed PAPER
is said 70 have been successfully expert.
mented with IN Germany for piano cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

~ 40 that harbecae az Mansfield when
tie Fost Worth & New Orleans reaches
hist town. 4 friend of FUR HA1Krrg
WRITES ''As . the barbecue mentioned
sp I'm GAxsyFs, cav oniy say that We
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

Ann atm the talk 70 OF impending newspaper
changes IN Fots Worth fNnoo Examiner,
Does the Examiner consider this lcglti-
mate newspaper business9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
Not eseenea m IN. SCUM.

Salphcr >Nrlngs Enterprise.
The sunday issue ~ the Fort Worth
GA2grgE cannot he excelled 80 the South
Tor neamess IN mako up and interesting
matter. ttisa bsauy--hsri 70 beat amy.
where.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

win consider the metter and give notice
in time for the people Of your city TO be
present."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10
FOR 1886.

Interesting Announcement to Newspaper h,
and Subscribers---Th Gazette For The q.
ing Year---The Addition of Many Val.
liable New Features.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

TIM Fort Worth New Orleans rail-
road keeps pegging away on the route to
the Southeast,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

WASN'T y the Waco ESaminor that read
the riot act 70 the old Houston Post OF
the amenities Of journalism?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-10

THE GAZETTE 10 the only paper IN
North Texas that now publishes the Aoso
dated Press t1ieurams.
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