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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

this United States at the age
OF thirty-Gye years may be chosen
10 the chief magistracy OF the nation.
SO IL would seem that citizens oil
the ages Of those who It appears are
ell gIble to the positions above mentioned,
were not regarded as "kids" by those
wise and able gentlemen who fathered
our state constitution.
Notwithstanding these facts, certain
able journalists, when they can ma no
valid reason to urge why an aspirant for
political preferment should not be ele-
waited, reflect on his efficiency and ability
by telling the people that he Is "kid."
While have ever confded in the ability
aud integrity of the sins" who direct
and control our governmental affairs, /
can not be persuaded that they are the
embodiment Of the wisdom and honesty
OF our country; and that there are not,
among what the "insn are pleased TO call
the s'kidr element, as much brains, wis
dom and integrity as Is to be found with
the illustrious and honest Sins"
Mr.. Jefferson, think it was, said the
Young men are the hope Of the country,
and when we revert TO the fact land 1t is
. fact that can not be disputed that
they are always found doing battle
ia the front rank whenever anything "for
the good of the party is to be done (and
they have never shirked any RESPONSE
/ billy nor proved recreant to any trust
conAded TO them), the conclusion is inev-
I table that the 'fkidsn have some rights
aud CLAIMS that should be respected. |
I do not contend that candidate should be
E chosen because he Is young man, and is
I therefore "kid,n for such position
would be as unjust and as unreasonable
as the demands Of the element who OPP
/ pose them. What | do maintain, how
ever. rs that, all things being equal in
point Of ability, efficiency, and honesty
and integrity, .he fact that he is young
man should not be used against him to
I his disparagement. We should not lose
/ sight of the fact that the young men of
| Texas are largely in the majority, But,
| while this is true, they have never made
any unreasonable demand because this
was true, and trust they never will. In
our councils and deliberations, when we
are called upon TO select men to control
our destinies, let us bury our prejudices
and wisely select our best and most ell
cient citizens to I'LL high places, regard
| less Of the tact that he is either an old
man or young man, looking only to his
honesty, efficiency and integrity.
In conclusion, desire to say that am
not prompted by any unkind feeling or
spirit towards the journals of the state,
for attribute honesty of purpose and
purity Of principle to the papers to which
my remarks are directed. only write in
justice to the element to which have the
honor TO belong.
In spirit of kindness and Cancellation,
I am, very respectfully, L. 2. WILSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

w the Boston girl doesn't always take
the cake 10 isn't for lack of trying. A
lot OF them who were studying medicine
In the Hub pushed themselves into the
dlssectIng-room Of the city hospital the
other day, and insisted on seeing an
operation not exactly fit for female eyes,
The operation had to be postponed till
they got tired Of waiting and left. This
seems to be pushing thorougnness to ex-
tremes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

ia Last. q. Mckee, manager.
ID aaIsOR--Dick Chamberlain, manager
sAco-A. X. O'Neill, manager.
sHgRaAa--E. u, Smith, manager.
eATnFRfOND--H Is. Dorsey, manager
PARik-C. Il. Marcy, manager
J tvi EEsOA--J. -. RitchenB, manager.
MA sAHAITs-RObt, Kennedy, manager,
ApiLGsB-W. X, Powell, manager,
C.EBURsE-W. II. Byrd, manager.
" PAHO--s. n. Lyons, manager
GAtrrsgILLB-E. Am and J. l., HiektOr
mhdhe ers.
voNHAM-,-C. X. johnson, manager.
II ,NrY GROvE--r " Workman, manager
BAIRD Frank Dorscy, manager
@ ,nhkviLLB---W. Is Wheolor, manager
q bLoRADO-.W, II, kewkirk, manager.
NJ NnoLA-.J, ". Mcdaniel, manager
CISCO w. 4. Pulley, managor
VII rbsBoRo--J. y. Glenn, MANAGER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

A dLAScE at the names Ct officers and
Socialists wounded in the Chicago riot is
suggestive. The names Of the officers
remind one Of America the names OF The
anarchists remind one OF Europe. Peo-
pie are beginning to ask why the Chinese
should be the only ones to go. What's
the matter with the Polanders?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

THE man who is satisfied with his con-
dition, Whatever It may be, is worthy Of
envy. The Waco Examiner Is thoroughly
satisfied to do without any more rail-
roads. And there is nothing to indicate
that IL will not remain satisfied for long
while
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

THE Radical party is alone responsible
for all the national legislation OF the evils
OF which men now complain. 1t Is
amusing to see cx.carpet-bag patriots
and cx-members OF tyrannical state po-
lice now bowling against the results
which they helped to bring onto the
caunfrv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

They say that Grover will neither adj
nit nor deny that he is going to marry
Miss Folsom. TIE GAZETTE advises him,
az friend, to do either the one or the
other. The chief officer Of a nation
ought to have too much regard for the
public to keep II on such terrible rack
OF suspense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
County Attorney I'M
COOKE C0Ukn,

GAINESVILLE, Tx, Fss 4
GAZETTE: Your favor olisj
with reference to "neededt|
that: - y Tn reply, PERI I
The jury law as II sran5..1
90 not know how th, sysss}
proved if strictly enforced,
However, we would suasI
is not a sufficient num5a Ii
drawn, and that very oihla1
are not duly summoned.
l.. There should be asufEa}
OF lurymen drawn by tie
sioners for each court, 70 ~
tendance at the different II
the requisite panels.
2. In order to meet Tie q
would say at least twice tis q
quired be drawn.
3, A positive penalty shodl
Tor any failure to colnply NJ
and each provision d
In drawing the ssTn
and no name should II
either of the jury lists Of 1
empt from jury servicea "
which they are drawn, mon &
ZION, greater care and dllIgNH
part Of the jury commlsaa
handed.
4. Then each person 20
placed on the Jury list wouIia
led Juror for the term foi I
ave been drawn, subject OIL
egal excuse as may arise ulas
.. 1t should be made the pal
1 the sheriff under a difssi
ummon each juror 80 dSsr
ute such summons by nsk's
efv,ee, and In case Of ialll
lch with personal service OK
low the cause OF failure %
'rvice. BY this means cons
Jieyed of packed or plcked
r the curse of every conriil
7 is constitutional julymei
no are so constituted IS 2
ID nothing else to do bui ~
urt-house waiting for colli
spectiully JOIN ~
County AttoneI z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

The man who ordered the strike on
March should explain 10 the honest vic.
TINS OF his folly why he did so. Tho
injury Of SO many should now be the con.
Germ Of the one who brought such trayaIl
upon the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

Tng GAZETTE returns thanks 70 those
esteemed contemporaries Who want the
Democratic convention held In this city,
but our otcls are all crowded now. TnE
GAzETTE wants the delegates to be com
Portable, and for this reason advocates
Galveston, whore there are good breezes
and ample hotel accommodations. After
this year all state conventions will be
held in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

Tan Democracy should organize IN
every precinct in Texas. Texas Il not
ready for The reliois OF RsdlcalIsm to take
cnarse q shc state uuG,r The guise 81
AGRICULTURAL and labor reformers, our
present MS are born Of Radicallsm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

lim ilrstto work in the morning, the
last to cease laboring when the day IL
done, is the patient, honest and eonscrya
tive man who sills tho SOIL. 1t would be
Interesting e hear from him on the eight.
hour movement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

~ win De good doal nearer the nil.
iennlum when employers give the same
pay for eight as ior ten hoars' work. Az
yet there's great deal too much Of anu.
man nature In mAnkind'' to do anything
half SO generous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
HE GAZETTE ABROAD.

TiiK sA1ErTswili be found for sale At tao
plA named in the following cities
ctr and l.. 5chEhner, Grand Paciiic hotel.
ST Looms, Mo.-Phnlip HoedeT, 6R Olvo
stree md Jas. Ovorton, southern hotel
fvs SPRiNos, ARK,--J. ~. Davis o.,
uo net 4. Bun. II HirBhnold and H. k, Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

reason that the J.. ~
are generally la. q *.
ana good men pfs;.. NJ
Jurors on such t, ,'.'i I
often extremely iiaissa's',.' i \
~ such cases. Esss.l y Is,
witnessed the trial \, 2 ~
certainly cert noticed N.
m men, who are reEard NY vi I
IN the e. Community wv, -.
upon this ground a. s !, n
IN ,a, inc statute from i n .i's'
THESE same men, whi|ss. si|'
scruples, would moi In os, lsg Vi
.a their action in IIes asl' IA
they are honest enou s5, ', sR
Z .s. :, they are honest 4 'oa'es
according to the la sosA b \
under the oath thew ~ y. a'd u
=. Art 81 Of tbe "a
Procedure should, / ,s. III
SO as to require tie 'u 1,n
all special charges ID Y bsg 'I 4
before y commencing d" s ~
Is in my judgment r ,,,. STU.
Imam n any other change 7 u
Counsel in their ars = Y
cannot anticipate lust 1 S'.l
charge will contain, n.y. os,'
know the fate Of his o, 1O' g
asked. Therefore he 'lst|
and often assumes D y
ssrgument to the jury ,h sP, "
FOUND not to be warrs mi y q
contained &C, in the chsrps , 4
me attorney in such cay 4 Y \
yiable light before the XXX ~. !
paced by the charge riys s'' (.
ms az umt0 n fala. T..
fore them. Such chan. ,..st N
attorneys to take the cs Z, IVY
with them in their arpu,.ss,
apply 1t to the eylderssaa' 4
would be In a better ~ ~, = Y, y
the most Of their ~ svnu'ta
would better unders,snS q.
and the weight to be r,ra. W. Y /.
they would certainIv ''s
charge contained. wbieh a !.
Is not always the case n T.. = y
practice, where the XIV Sus
them the last thinS S Sa,
make up their verdict S''V's
8. Arts. 500 and IA IL.
as amended by the Is H. NV y
in my Judgment 10 : a. ~.
so as to permit pers u .s'
dicted for the same o fssss ~ +
the order in which tbes 1 = ", Y
In case OF their fsiIr, .A' 4
court shall direct the orSs. !,
Such change should bs ' Nh Y
reason that said articles =. K
who are Jointly indicted y ~ \
Tense to sever and agrs 81 y, NJ. n
of trial; and | think tbs ~. !.
the same rights where t i,S' \ =
indicted. / understand ,s,'
district courts are bolaiss n
they are separately indI,s,, q
no such right. II such rDlIs, 4
then the law as it now stssSl
Indictment of one or NOR ! Il
rial witnesses for A detera,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

FORT WORTH, TEX, May 8, 1856 -
Editor GAZETTE: Unlike all other or
ders, they have no bloody and obscene
rites and mysteries, which God does not
require or which he cannot accept They
do not work upon the ignorance and SUI
perstition of the vulgar, upon llcentious
pigments of poets and fable mongers, the
craft of priest or politician, or the i'm
posture of demons or of devils. They do
not seize on scripture narratives, SYM
bols and morals to give dignity to
frivolity. They have no mimic ark of the
covenant, no brazen serpent representing
Christ's sin offering, no stone table of
the law, no dove of the retiring de uge,
no rainbow pledge that 1t is not to re-
turn, nothing that is flched from the
bible to give seeming sanctity and cover
the corruption of mCtual aid society
which takes SO in dues and pays back 81
in benefits. They have no royal purple
or royal arch degrees.
But they enjoy all the benefits OF
Christ's peaceful reign. They touch
- ~. 'Saoslfs nn9n-'OeTj9ve- q q
am by the Roman poet ~
" "m man and what concerns man
iotn"a me- They hope gradually to
rnnuse mo their lectures and charles
r much moral Instruction, which will i'm
prove ana elevate the character of NAV,
b ta;nue MN with conceptions of his cana
!DiIlIy Tor good; enlighten his mind en
!aaise the sphere of his affections ana
mus read MIN to the cultivation ~ NV
true iraternal relations designed b1 az ~
sreae author OF his being. 7 w '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

as LONG as tacit encouragement Is
given g anarchism by thousands Of men
who 4 not anarchists themselves, sun.
pcfs that crowd in their aenseless fury
againai capital, how long can any city III
fhiS country assure itself that the scenes
enacted IN Chicago win not be repeated
therep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

WHEN Fort Worth secured the AtchIsop
Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad the clw cot
something more than simply another rail.
road--it got the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa 10 road. There's millions In u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

EVERY shot fred, every life lost, in such
ARRAYS as that at Chicago weakens i'm
measurably the cause Of honest labor. 1t
IS not likely that there were many real
laborers In the mob that threw dynamite
bombs among the police, and killed and
wounded score Of them, but by the &C.
ton OF the worklngmen's unions they
keeping bad company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

TnE trouble with the Chicago police.
men y that they don't know how to shoo,.
Imagine hundred or more Texans shoot.
ing INTO a crowd of four or i've thousand
men, at short range, and leaving no dead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Rates d Advertising Furnished on Applicato

HHtbH q AuVtruHlHK FuTH5HVU OH HVPIIVHVIOH
Remittance BY drdn, pOgtoRco money ordey O.
IN Fcgisffrcd letter, at gisk O(OBicp.
Correspondence " solicited upon oH neifS SUD-
jcrfs
PyIOlhpt aforementioned ercnk and neWs happen.
iugs oJ general interest collected, and wW be prop
erin coWpfnsdfcd
an communications Intended for publication
u,ra be accompanied IN tho icrifor's name and al
dress not for publication JH as az cridcrcc 81
good Jdith.
Parties prifing 10 THE GAZETTE on business
personal 10 MomSiros wW please iHciosc stamp Jor
repiH.
An teffors tcldiiHg 10 business QfdHy lind should
he Gdirosscd 10 the GAzEIrE, Fort Worih Ter,
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

1T Is to the interest OF labor that capi.
tai shall be invested In trade, in buIldIng
IN public improvements. Labor seems
now to be seeking to drive capital into
bonds and old stockings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Fort world Grocer q. 4
silver Loaf l,anng fss'

DuNCE Hlu1HH N"" \ Z
Never fails when the direciee'
lowed, hence there " ni's ",
complaint heard against H.
rienced cook is able 70 y
bread with 1t as the prcl.
simply because its ingredleas,.
pounded as 10 make tallln
when the directions are iaagi
is all that is necessary 70 nS
pensable to all well-regnls"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

NEWTON, TEX, Feb. 1S.-Editor GA
zETTE; In-reply to yours of recent date,
asking opinion of county attorneys on
"Needed Changes" IN jury law, wish to
say that | am opposed to any Jury law
whatever, and think that the ends Of JUS
tice would be accomplished quicker,
easier, cheaper, and in a more satisfac-
tory manner by submitting ali matters in
dispute to the court, without the inter
ventlon of jury; even in criminal cases
there is nc doubt in my mind but what
law aud justice would both be better
melted ont by the courts than by the
juries. You might say that would be too
much CT "one-man power" but such is
not the case any more than at present,
from the fact that the idries are
guided by the charge of the court yet
they do not always conform there
to-, especially as to the
law of the case, the jury being
the Judge of the facts alone. And my
opinion is that the court would be better
enabled to pass upon the facts than a
jury. The juries of our country are COM
posed principally of the laboring class OF
people Of the country, and are not versed
in law; in fact, as a general thing, know
nothing nor don't care to know anything
about it, and it seems to me to be baG
policy to submit either civil or crimi-
nal case to an unlearned jury (in law. |
am aware, however, that there is a con-
stitutional provision which would have
to be disposed of before the jury system
could be done away with. Yet for one
would be glad to see it so. can't sug-
gest anything that would better it eX-
cent 10 '''Fesis-- 800 'is Sr4' uIUaHubuntv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

DELEGATIONS from half dozen cities
III 'eNas are now In Fort Worth, when
men IN Texas want railroad they come
to The railroad center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

IliE Atchison, Topeka & saata Fe VIII
SEND out radlating lines al over North
rexas' Even Dallas Is quite likely TO
get a branch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

TliE utterly irreyerent way some men
nave OF expressing themselves about the
boycott must sound very shocking TO the
worshipers Of Martin Irons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

GAN It be possible that enemies Of Joe
Brown or OF Fort Worth, are instigatlng
the absurd and unjust efforts to delay the
work on HIS new bulldlngY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Fort worth Grocer q.


We will loan money IL sal
on first class real esta1e Y.
three 10 five years. TINS
vendors lien notes. IN
SoMMERvfIlx. 4
SOS N.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Fort Worth Grocer 20. :
Inereased onpltnI-EnIaIsla {

IHuFeased ChpItnI--FlhIH'k'
Stock more than doubled I
usually found in flrst-class ells
clothing stores. We think ~
End such elegant styles
low prices elsewhere. Con-
isn't just as we tell you. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
TRAVIS COUNTY


AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 81 1909 ~
~ tha az, am in receipt of your fanO,
from ma 'r INST, requesting sugoestIoNa
law - un needed changes m 7he iOnI'
/ 10 aivo segret that have not the Jury uIy
iecf ~, more consideration to tbis siule
IoIlo,uoiu.t would respectfully sugna s SUD 10
are n"as changes, which in NV ii7Ss, tne
AZ 80 70 promote the On is of insti III
thjnk no bo o'o Code Grim, Proc sbom ,.oe
ada oe 50 amended or a nes. "ouia,
consisf ofsscri3lng that grand inr1 1t shen
roa nuon unange should be maso
SO an, ' az "a some counties In Tho ,le
organj1ed carru grand iuries are heir,,
men ~ consisting OF more than 4,D eirs
grond nne appellate court has MI, we've
Rep. pSse 'S ss5 70 DC Illegal. See ISIS Ann am
amsod AR; !. GS6 Code Grim. p,oo
should / tS,a ene laws Of 1855 nago o ~
Sec ; I'm snluk, be further amanI 1o ~,
engaoe I, Z, n 80 that persons ,Sho ~
shaIl 10, BUSINESS on their own aco,' ale
,anse oe subject to chollen@" .n
neither e hen though such persons LOT
reeholders in ~ iu u IN the county. NOR
eason that oula De made for tba
rticle, a inro anuer said section Of ss aIs
ause Who IS ne u subject to challenge for
he eountv - "eltner householdsr l..
lhile there 40 meenolder In the STATE
re neither, and rs; good citizens who
anne ana r,rs ~ own In their own
'orth of nronast thousands of dollars
'rars own wv. account and Womb mal on
w. 0nange made in the inrv !,
dsmen NAV , SAID article CSC shop,d j. v
ction ! pe SO further AMENDED "a my
foi I 'nereot shall read suhs,s as mat
ms, to,witi That the iI Srnr a
Fiction al ,h scrnpies in regard 70 nus shs
ime which me punishment Of dea,S 70 t ,oe
tIon in andip van sd influence him in b fG
AAO0id be made for The " p5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
CALLAHAN CorrNry

BAIRD, Tex, Feb. 1o-Ed,,ou =
will say; u 'ne fth
shd I, | think that jury commissioner.
ouau seIect the names of sixteen ~, 70 :, :
a,nnrr' 4N Jurors, include these Names
weet s. ;aose OF the petit jury for the fire,
e mruH mi.nout any mention, and seal IN on
for tbo tne names Of said men intended
~ oi INV 1--WE grand Jury and deliver the so rno
him, and t Nv clerk, to be safely kept bv
indga "rJ " DC delivered to the district
ihoS dF mhen court convenes, who viii
ont sat etiSeI the same to the sheriff to coll
enonab ,, n"nles' ana should there he NOT
hnt tronap t Use others shall be summoned
. Tha. 'he members of said petit inrv
bora ana nat IN capital cases the state sbonigi
nv cbsIIa "uu the defendant ten peremnto'
state sbo,,iS, ana in other cases Tho
FIVE. &C ana the defendant
or O. When When any arrests have been mado -
bas baen 'S ai Eases, when the list of inrors
should tn aoeu IN the sheriff's hands he |
not less tha ge empowered to summon |
yenire IN Ian sS'ah 'hlrty-siX of same as The
dealt w ~ suen case, and these names thor
onS nIh as In Art, Clio, C. C,Pn n
, anu sals same Venlre should be valid to1,
term 90 a' - ~ any capital case during that
i, NO Juror should be comnoton4
,n1 ,s, leiony case who had been ,r;. " sll
ri %, mere ~ ere should be no jury in onvoou
ges ~ .ne district court except for I dnn,
County Attorno - II. >. BELL, !
attorney Callahan Comfy I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

THE GAZETTE Is the only Morning
Paper In North Texas that now Publishes
the Associated Press kilograms,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

Fonr Worm needs that alliance cot
ton-yard In It's business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

Have used Tongaline, bcI
and hospital practice, and 'cu
could desire. Physicians ~
tried Tongaline regard t@us'
C. M. FIELD, NJ. D., hARs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

MAcApaMrzrD county roads. In hoe
signo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Fort worth Grocerco


A small shipment d &c.
nice and sweet, just Feee'l'v y
Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fide Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Home Rule 10 Le ro.,..

za, LONDON May 5.-The Pan Man ..
n nvs' ' says At believes chamberlain MA ua,
nus political adherents win vote IL ,. ano
~ .ne second reading of c,.a.. lasor
iiO,e'suie Dill as an abstract Sssone' s
,. ini,.eu py pledges affirming IreI.na uuon
issul 70 pc represented al Wessa. u the
~ noosy, The Gazette adas tha. munster ns.
d das oeeh read some time il will a'.er II
SSssMn temporarily and the onaSs win,
n nv SIso postponed for wear ~ IN OF
p"'ii0 opinion concerning il 10 ma az snow
oe,n NJ Emory h. Nixon has removed 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

THURSDAY sionmNo. MAY Q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
YHE Jury LAW.
OPINIONS OF THE COUNTY ATTOR-
NEYS OF THE STATE or TEXAS.
Discussion of the Needed Changes In the
Jury Law by Men who Know Its
Defects.

Having completed the discussion Of
the road and school laws Of the state,
THE GAZETTE now presents its readers
with the first installment Of the discus.
SION of the jury law by the prosecuting
attorneys of Texas. This discussion will
be continued in Thursdays paper Of each
week until completed. The attorneys Of
the state are performing public service
In calling attention to the defects of the
law, and future legislators should con
slider the changes suggested. II ED. GA
JETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
RATEs oF SUBSCRIPTION.

no NAN SUNS CRTBERS.
(Postdge Prepaid IN hc PuJnshcrs.l
Daily. Weekly
One Year .,.. 0 70 Ono Year ,...,.gl 90
Six Months ..a.. = 90 Biz Months. ....,.. ] "
Three Months % Three Months. 90
Sunday GAzErTk 81 por annum, postpaid.
DELTgERED ny CARRIERS;