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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-10
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9eutl6er bon San &ntonio berfdumen
foQte. 9a bic @intrittspreiie 10 nieorig
als m6gli6 angefebt finb, 1T gu bofen,
oaB Der 8efu6 bieier acknowledgement
goriteaung Elm gang algemeiner iein
mir6.
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Gin elephant III @irflt6feit.
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pbant" &Ieiber z@taz
bliffement.

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ni1en Der leBten 3eit iii San Nntonip
1T feins erpd6nensperiber, aIs Bic Ct
0Hnung 0es GteienzG leioer= @eT9Gftes
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fei1er dlBeren S96nbeit unb inneren
@inri@tung iu@t bieies @ebau6e ieines
@lei9en inter allen @el6dftsbduiern
feiner Mrt I'M Sii6en. Gin bDntdn6iger
8orratb BON &leioern, bonn binig1fen
Qnsuge big our pra@tpol1ten 9o98eitss
toilette, purbe pon 6errn MolfIon neu
angei9aft, 10 bab iebe perfon, pel@e
bas @tabli1ement betritt, ben @in6rud
er5dlt, als befdnoe ct ii6 1T einem ries
figen Soothing 9auie".
$50 friiber Die Spieler ibrem gerabe
ni@t l6blt6em @eperbe pblagett, po
Sag unb Na9t BET berfiibrerif9e Slang
bDn Silber unb @plb gu bernebmen
mar un6 Der &eim gu nngliid unb Sob
gelegt murbe, ba bat ieBt ether unierer
u1ternebmeroiten @ei6dftsmdnner feiz
nen SIP aufgef9lagen. 9ie friibere
Spielb6qe 1T in einen imppianten
Sempel Der Wobe umgetpanbelt tporz
ben unb bic 2ofalit6t babur9 tpieber
au gbren gefommen. 9eute bietet bas
2ofal einen gang anbern Mnblid bar.
9as Centrum beg unterett @tDdper=
fes 1T ausf9lieBlt6 Dem &leibers9e
partement setpibmet unb barin fit iez
beg glitter geiorgt. Mnalge, &leiber &c.
finben fi6 bier au allen 8reifen. gu
beioen @eitem bieI es 9epartements 1inb
bic Gbtbeilunger fur @tiefel, G9ube,
0ite, Softer unb &eiietai6en; ferrer
unterfleiber fiir 9erren unb Gnaben,
&egeni9irme, NDtiDns, 6anbf1ube,
5trumpfwaarer unb iiberbaupt NIes,
mas gu einem groBartigen Waarenz
Mustattungs @@tabliKemett fir 6erren
geb6rt. MGes in Nlem tbertrifft Der
WeiBe glepbant a0es 9ebnli6e in Me1fs
Seras unb man fam bariiber mod ID
bel iagen unb tpirb benz G~tabliHemeni
bod feline bOQe @ere9tigfeit tpiberfab.
rem laHen.
@om gr6Bten SittereRe fiir bas pu.
blifum aber 1T es ft6erli9, bob man i'm
p@eiBen elephant &leiberzg mporium"
ieoen- Nrtifel, Der our 9errengarberob{
geb6rt, gu bet mdBigiten Breifer faufer
fam. gs tann i'm @ei@dftslofaIe feir
@ebrdnge entiteben, 6a bai1elbe GENT.
gen6 gerdumig if unb bienffminige
Sdnbe snr aufmerfiamen 8ebtenune
Der Gunben in rei9li6er Nu3abl por=
banben finb.
Das gefammte bieiige publifum 10.
pobl mie bic 8emobner bes 2anbes
finb freunbli6f eingelaben, einen &unbz
gang 6ur6 bic beri6iebenen &dume bes
@tabltfements gu unternebmen unb bic
&leioerz, G6nitt= unb &ur5paarens, To-
tpie bic M6bel=M bt6eilungen, tpel6e ale
nit chamber in G~erbinbung iteber, su
beii6tigen. 9ies foltet ni9ts, miro
aber fit bic 8efu6er cine 1nterbaltutg
fein ua5 ibuen ueberrai9ungen n1anz
9erlei Nrt bereiten.
!0eute Mprgen tpurbe bas v@bite
elephant @lotbiug 0ouie" er6fnet unb
tuer es an bieiem Sage niGt beiu9en
tonnte, Der mag es na9tragli1 tbuu,
es TT febenspertb.
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Dompfi&tff : G9entur.

@orb6eutf6e 9ampferlinie nod unO bon Stein.
9orf unb Baltimore.
Sambure. Gmeritaniide 9ampferlinie.
Mal(orb SompferI:ute.
&eb @tar unb 8ransniii6e 9ampferltnie.
BtlIi8e Gintpdmoerers EfcfetS
nod unb bon alien Yunften in europa. 1~lniere
Igenten in Guropa nnb Stein 9ort ipibnten Der
8ef0rDerans BON GamiIien bon unb mad bent
alien 8cterlanbe beionocre glufmerflamfeit.
Mae arrangements fonnen nit bent l1ntersei@ :
neteit %getrofen perbea. @egen Staten unb Sn-
formation tueltOe MN ii9 fGriftlid ober minb-
it'd an
5. 9. Wac9tamarG, Union 3tdet Msent,
2s5, Gonmercet TT. gaampmoanS 8anf9ebdlOe),
Sup3W S0n 2lntonio
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tantentbum ermuntern-fo Iaree es fiG
ni6t ftorenb un6 auf6ringli6 in ben
8oroergrunb brdngt. Solte baber Der
2aternenmann iebes Mal, mert er bon
Stlettanttsmus reoet, bic Stiimperet i'm
Slime baben, 10 finb mir pDlig ein unb
oerfelben Meinung nit ibm.
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. III { IT,
Schulz und Slipper
Department

Sir oas Gribiabrss@ el9dft 1aben
mir bis jebt erbalten Operas, Netpport
3ies, Orforo 5ies, Button Slippers,
Strap Sandals, @bite &ib Sandals
u. I. 10. unier gOrratb 1T 10 groB, baB
Sober ettpas p~afienbes finbst. 2aBt gu9
unfere philadelphia S@ube 3eieett, aud
tpentl SSbr feline fault.
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Ont@Dep1rtement

1T in ieoer 8esiebuns mufergiltis, in Yreiiet
bon 81 = $3.50 baS Stld. 0aneben finoe
man Sanbidube, SOientrdger nnb ale anberen
Irtitel, oerer elm Serr 5ur 8erboutdnbieun9
ieines an3usS uno ieiner 8oilette beoarf. Mge
nnr oenfbaren @esenitdnoe, Die man ais Sur
nilbias @nooS gu beSeidnen pflegt, linb III
srobsr Ausbabl Sorbanben.
AuBerbem fiibren mir berl9iebene Arten bon
aoffern, &eiietafden, &egenfdirmen unb einen
groben Scrrotb bon @ummipaaren fir Serren
Somen uab Siaber.
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: 8. S. Spinner, @1OIefaIes urb

- 6. S. Maifler, @bOIefales unb
&etailbdn6ler in Garben. Selen, Mns
ftreiGermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Nntonio empfieblt iein sroBes
2ager in bieien @rtifeln at Nep Dort
9reilen unb ma@t gatta b~eionbers auf
Sen gepdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern:
@bromos, &upfers unb GtabIfti9en,
O~elgemdloen nnb pbantafie : Bilbern
aler @rt, ferner auf bic sei9uiadbole
Iuswabl BON 8~ilberrabnet Der aller.
mooerniten Gorm unb ouf bic Mlles
umfaRenoen 3ei@enmaterialen aufs
merfiam. aGe Nuftrdse fir irsenb cine
Der obigen 8rau9en tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; gilber bon ieeer @r6bee ins
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli1f
t9nel unb gut beiOrgt, bic in bas Ga@
f6lagen.
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.Velvetine Powder" pei
@rdparatiom purbe auert in Der pre- bifben
Mrmee sesen berbriib unb srinbise 8nse, se'
gen oaS @unbreiten ODER 0unblanfen, geget
Rridelbise unb aae Der 1lsberbisuns bes Biutes
eut'prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten a~ngsuaast.
Als Elm 8ulber fir Ainber itebt es uniirertrnfs
fen Da. 9reis % @ents. @rdparirt rab sum-
8erfanf bel y. Dreis, Mamo Drug Stsfe
San Mntonio.
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-@efern Nbettb fubr cine 8anbe bon
% Npa9es unter Begleitung BON 8unz
besmilitdr auf Ser 9unfetbabu 6ut9
Sun Mntonio. 9ie Snbiater geb6rten
8eronin1Ds 8an6e an, tpurben gefan=
gen gerOmmen unb iebt nod Sort Mas
fon in Gloriba gebra@t.
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@entbem

flbren mir Die beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, btnten ober borne gu offnen, nit ober obne
arassrt, einfa9e cber serippte 8uien. Infer
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S. DEUTSCH G co.
Oerren~IDtletteartifel

9as srSBte uub reidbaltiste Eager Dor
Serrenslnterfleioern in Der Stabt, in alIer
Stofeu, bon 8aumpoae bis CUR Seioe. Sm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

who recall their troubles with the MIS-.
souri, pacidc, which tried TO keep them
out OF Fort Worth by the same means
they now put in force against the Fort
Worth & New orleans. AS the Missouri
Pacific then failed, so the Santa Fe VIII
now fall. 1t may delay and emoarrass
the New Orleans road, butte hope 70
prevent its entrance into the city, The
motives behind this attack on the new
road are not fully understood, but the in
SEPARATION seems to come from source In
imical to Fort Worth.
THK GAzETTE hopes that no further
embarrassments will be put In the way OF
the New Orleans road, and that there VIII
be no trouble with subscribers to the
subsidy. II it was worth 900 to Fort
Worth when begun, it is worth that much
now, and nobody should try to crawl out
OF the honest obligation to pay what was
promised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

THR Northern MethodIsts and the
Southern Methodists talk Of uniting those
churches, separated since 1852. As the
question which caused the split was set
tied with the abolition Of slavery, 1t Is not
easy to say why the church should remain
rent ia twain. 1t is not probable, though,
that any change will be made as long as
the men survive who took part In the bit
ter discussions Of slavery and anti-slave-
ry. Prejudice is not so easily allayed.
But when new generation of ministers
comes on, we may look for reunited
Methodist church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
moNoAy moRNlNa, MAY u,
OUR PREMIUM ORGAN.

Billion, Tx, May ~, lsSG.--Demo-
crat Publishing Company, Fort WORTH
Gentlemen; have received the Estey
person sending In the greatest number of
subscriptions to the Sunday and Weekly
GAZETTE, before the first OF May The
organ has been unpacked and in my
house several days, and | want to tell
you that am perfectly delighted with It,.
Please accept my thanks for your prompt
ness, and my very best wishes for the
success OF TnE GAZETTE Very respect
fully, Mrs, T. g. TAFT.
P,S. will send you some more sub
scribcrs next week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
Europenn storing.

LONDON, May l6.-The weather in
France is cold and squally. Terrible
storms have occurred throughout the
country. The Marley vineyards have
been nearly destroyed. The damage is
placed at 100000 francs. The storm
passed over many towns and partially de-
stroyed them. Several persons were Killed
and number injured.
Several gales have been experienced in
Germany. Two ships that were lying in
the river Oder foundered. Five persons
were drowned.
cyclone which passed over Lanatta,
town of Lombardy, destroyed large
number OF houses. Five persons were
killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

SENATOR DAWES Is in favor of reducing
the hours OF labor, the Boston Herald is
In favor Sf It; so Is the Globe. More
than half the New York papers favor it.
The venerable and esteemed Congressman
Kelley OF Pennsylvania favors it. Chica-
go papers believe in 1t. A careful and
candid consideration of the many-sided
labor question can lead TO no other con-
cluson. But the movement must be
made by lawful and peaceful means. Let
every honest, intelligent workingman
make II point to denounce the unlawful
proceedings in Chicago, and public senti-
ment win uphold them in all their forts
for self-improvemeDt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
TIE FORT WORTH G NEW OR
LEANS SUBSIDY.

Both parties to contract should be
held rlgidly to its observance. There are
some circumstances, however, In which
the violation of a contract is unavoidable,
and there are others where the possibility
of carrying II out is so beset with diff
culties as to raise question whether the
exact terms may be insisted upon by the
other side with any show Of fairness.
This seems to be the condition of the
contract made between the subscribers to
the Fort Worth & New Orleans road and
the subscribers to the subsidy fund OF
that road. AS is generally understood,
the contractors bound themselves to
complete the road into this city by or be,
fore the 18th OF May. That date is past,
and the road Is not yet In town. 1t is
alleged that some Of the subscribers will
take advantage of this failure to comply
with the strict letter of the agreement to
avoid payment of the sums subscribed by
them, They will insist strictly upon
their pound of flesh, "as 1t is nominated
IN the bond" We believe that the number
who will act thus is very small. The sub.
stantial compliance OF the contractors
with their agreement will secure to Fort
Worth all Of the benefits that can be OBJ
tained from the road, and the delay of a
few days ought not TO be seized upon as a
pretext Tor inyalidating the contracts
In the prosecution of the road-buildlng
obstacles We're met with that could not
have been foreseen, The strike delayed
prompt delivery OF rails and other things
needed IN the construction. The iniunc-
ton suits prosecuted by the Gult Colo
RADIO Santa Fe are, however, primarily
the cause Of the delay in running the road
into town. 1t may be said that this is
not a good excuse, for there are other
routes by which the city may be
entered, Probably so; but II would
have taken more time and caused more
delay by surveying, condemning aud oh
tanning new right OF way than by fight.
ing the Santa lie injunction, The oppo.
sition encountered when the road tried to
get into the city over Lipscomb street is
an indication OF the difficulty of getting
another right of way had the one secured
been abandoned under menace OF the
Santa Fe injunction suits.
The Santa Re people have not won for
themselves any good win by their con-
dnct In this matter. There are people
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

ia dAs--r O. Mckee, manager
ID ..sIsos-T. II, Loan, manhgoi
sAuo--A. .. O'Heili manager.
SusRuhF-E. Is, Bui b, manager
w s1TnERFoRD-H. ~ Dorsey mahhRei'
,RIs--O, Is. MHKcy, manager,
JsErERsoa--J. ID. Kitchens, manager
MA SsaALL--Robt Kennedy, manager
AtfIBNK--W. e. Powell, manager
Sj.guuRHB--W. II. Byrd, manager
n PAaO--s. X. Lyons, manager, u,.N.or
"a nj syiLLR--R.p. I'M and j. h. hiohsor
tosHIM-O, X, johnson, manager.
n DsNY oRovB-r. u. Wortham' mahhHoi'
BAIRD Frank Dorseyl manager
,ssrssyfLLE--W. b. Wheeler, manager
q JIDRApO-w. n. Newkirk, manager
M'TrOLA-J. Y. Mcdaniel, manager
CISCO w. 4. Pulley, manager.
VII rEsBoRo-J. q, Glonn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
Ought TO be Hanged.

NEnLsvLLE, Wis, May ,lG.-Mrs
Wright, who has been several days in jail
on suspicion of having a week ago
poisoned her husband, confessed last
night to be the murderer. Daniel Allen,
her alleged paramount, was Immediately
arrested, as the woman's story is that she
and Allen had been intimate for nearly
two years, that she was to kill her
husband with poison and afterward that
Allen was to murder his wife
in the same way and then after waiting a
sufficient time the partners in crime were
to be welded. Mrs. Wright gave her
husband a dose of poison, but it was so
large he threw 1t up. Two weeks later
Allen fixed a poison for Wright and killed
him. The town people are greatly ex-
cited and there are many threats of lynch
ing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

Horny GROVE, TEN, May l5.--EdltoI
GAZETTE; In your issue of the 9th inst
is correspondence from here, as re-
ported by the writer in regard to G. W.
L. Weedon's having advised the donaters
OF the right of way for the Gulf, Colorado
\ Santa Fe from Honey Grove to Ladonia
TO compel the Honey Grove people to pay
Tor right OF way and donate the money to
the Ladonia bonus. This statement was
before the people here wheu the CORE
spondent reported the same, but on in.
vestigation, and as proved by Mr.. Weldon,
II was an error, Having done him an in.
Justice we wish the public to know that
Mr.. Weldon was and is innocent of this
report, II. T.. BLOCKER,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

liz CHICAGO, three or four years ago,
the socialists polled 1900 votes. They
elected one state senator and three mem
bers of the other house. The great mass
OF them are Germans, Poles and Bohe-
mlans, They have, however, not much
hold on the Irish or English or the ma
tive American element, albeit they are
reinforced by Ignorance wherever 1t Is
found. But the experience within the past
month has shown conclusiyely that we
have been too free to admit them. IL Is
time to call for halt. No other country
In the world would consent to be an
asylum for a dangerous class. II it Is
unconstitutional to prohibit their coming
here, why, amend the constitution. That
celebrated document was framed 100
years ago to ensure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defense and Sc
cure the blessings Of liberty" When 1t
fails to accomplish its beneiicent purpose
let it be changed. We have now all the
socialists, anarchists, nihilists and for
eigners who are opposed TO the spirit of
American institutions that we can take
care Of, unless there is an awakening Of
healthful American sentiment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
MR. rERRELL,S bpEEoH.

The speech of Hon.'A. w. Terrell in
Fort Worth was perhaps a dlsappolnt-
ment to some, in that 1t hewed to the
line of true Democracy closer than was
supposed he would. Judge Terrell is a
lifelong Democrat, and the views ex-
pressed by him are not at variance with
what one reads in the Democratic press
was a speech calculated to arouse
thought and reflection, and left its inn
press on his auditors. Judge Terrell is
one OF he ablest men in the country, and
a statesman. Neither the cormorant nor
commune finds favor In his Democracy,
and his canvass OF Texas win be of public
benefit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

in an armory. unless smplla
ali the conyenlepces and N
lie IL, 'ne The yvnI proper msamz 4
strong puard there upon VIZ
in case of necessity, while q /
t tr Iass are ar Occupying / ssia
sltion. from which they n
moved in every directions
Of lt's strength ra and power
now no AVON "
Having thus stated ihedil
we n are Subject ,ist ind some ~.
of meeting them II they !,
break out, it would be we'll 4
to t,'r point out how they %
or avoided. The press ~
az aoH,HsIi and not uujustla
acts Of those III auihohy
themselves into a powers
in favor of law and oTd.t
c 81 should avoid dIa
borhoods and the greais'
render rel, dept the military and ~
cause eut'ei Of ,f' good Order,
and sssembIages, to stlsis
ness n,S and homes and lefs
in which to perform ouI
III "nien " ps,,.nre ~ lfi r.
eye ON the Iutuiv .ss 4
education, which j. ~ s
rnana,,t solution o. ias
iiia uene ~ As udp1
Considerations .,.llek Rs
only means by NnE
,,.nna,lu restrnined, lne e.
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Rates Of Advertising Furnished on Application

Remlffauees bg dran, posto9ce money order O.
Il, regisfcred letter. At risk Of Office.
C,opTcspondc tcc is solicited upon al heira Wo'
jcctA. . L,,,., .
mas or General i,ferest solicited, and ,eH be prop
erly compensated, I'LL t,,.,,,,,.,
IN communications infeHed J"r Ppohoggt. VI
,,,sI ne 1crtniDdnisd by The prifcTs name and al
dycas not toy publication bm as an eridence @
good 6diH. -, .....,. - t..,i.,..,
Parties icriting 10 THE GAZETTE on business
rcpig , ....., ,,,,., sb,,,J,J
be addressed 10 TUE GAZE TE, FoH Worm' rev.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

hard things about the way they have OF
managing railroads, which is about the
severest part Of his speech. A microscope
would not reveal any sympathy with the
opponents OF law and order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

A bottle of Augostura Bitters to flavor
YOUR lemonade, or any other cold drink
with, will keep you free from dyspepsia,
cole, diarrhea and all diseases
originating from the digestive organs.
BE sure TO get the genuine Angostura,
manufactured by DR.. j. G. b. Slegert &
Sans . 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

Tux New York Star promotes the repu.
tation Of the peaceful East by remarking
OF am esteemed contemporary editor that
1--WE regret to learn that he has not yet
been thrashed, He deserves thrashing
better than any man in town. Why
doesn't the Star attend to the thrashings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

LINGG, the man who threw the dyna-
mlte.bomb that killed tye Chicago po-
lfeemen aud wounded forty or nifty more,
had been in this country eight months,
He was acting for the advancement Of
.American" labor. Now, 10 help Arheri-
can law along a little, let Mr.. Lingg have
lasts OF American hemp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
u. S. Circuit
EASTERN DISTRICT o. Y
rhe nIissonrI pnolilc Rallmt.

The Missouri Pacific RailuNA
The y, Xss Il Pacific kaIss|
No. IL ,1Sl, III Equuy
FORT WORTH, TEX, May \ y
Pltkln, master IN CHANGER q "
hold n session at Fort Worth, Az
day, May Is, 1856, and ensulnEiis|
Ginocchlo's hotel, next 10 Ienill
ton house, TO investigate tlsEl
accident involving persona lill 4
other cl inns arising since lHs.'
when began the operation ttsal
railway by its receivers, as niIh
fore him for oifenses and 90,
breach of CONTRACT Of caffllr
passengers and similar clalns
Said session TO be from y
daily during Its cont.nua.n9.
Worth. j. w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

TuE people of Dallas will, in mass
meeting assembled, vote thanks to Its
morning press for an able and persistent
advocacy of Dallas in Its ambition to en-
terrain the Democratic state convention.
There is nothing like having hrst.class
paper 10 battle for town,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

In to oppose boycotting, destruction of
property, assassination OF law officers and
the designs of olatherskites and dema-
gogues, is to be an organ OF monopoly,
then TnE GAZETTE Is such an or an,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

One thoroughbred Hambletonian stall
lion, one well-bred natural saddle-horse
Stallion, one well-bred jack, three years
old, cow.horses, work-horses and mules.
CorTREII, KFMPRR & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

Tux men who went to the opera house
Saturday evening to hear ripping,
slashing onslaught upon capital,
went away with their expectations UNI
gcaiscA Mr.. Terrell said some pretty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

LONDON, May l6.-The British yacht
Galatea, which is to compete in the race
an American waters for the American cup,
started on her voyage TO New York TO.
day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

The Democracy owes 1t to itself and to
the state to organize. Let us have a
Democratic club In Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17
THE GAZETTE ABROAD.

Tuy ,AlsrTE will he found for sale a. the
pla ~ aAned in the following eit,es' na.hovr
on uIGo, ILL.--W. b. STEER, lba oearporn
air > md h. schahners Grand Pacific notei;
sr souis, Mo.-Phillip hooder, s2z ohVe
atreo md Jas. 0yerton, southern motel ~.
no nor T.. Bnll. II Hirsh1eld and 7. x. greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

THE state alliance will read the riot act
to the demagogues who would prostitute
a noble order TO sinister purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

TRADE relations between Fort Worth
and Waxahachie are assuming shape and
form,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

FORT WoRru needs grand park,
Now Is the time to secure the grounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

head two yearold steers, $50 head two
Year-old heifers, 500 head barren cows,
SEQ head cows and calves, An Of above
cattle raised within radius OF 100 miles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-17

huNttlad W Ihtlf
No 50s daily runs betvtr
81. Louis.
No, o06 daily runs bstwcea Ia
MARSHALL.
No, sos daily runs OeIwsa
,od Dallas,
No. EOS daily, except SuniN,f
dorado and Fort Worth.
No. 50l daily runs between y \
aso.
No. sos daily runs between llEs|
Worth.
No. 500 daily runs between ~
Worth.
No. so7 daily, except Sunday, d
Fort Worth and Colorado.
Nos. 1b1, 1872. 1855 and lhfg1
through from San Antonio &c s. a
Nos. 2 and / between Fort Fz|
And Galveston. "A