Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-31

Tune, give inc tnEOHc u cnNdp tutNtf nu'
which, by gaslight, are exceedingly bril-.
/ liant. When the queen occupies the
throne In opening parliament a. she did
last week, the railing IS removed and she
I sits In the great chair while the lord.
chancellor, standing on the steps OF the
dals, reads the speech There are doors
at the right and left OF the throne, at the
rear, and the pageant always enters al
one and passes out ~ the otter.
/ Unlike our senate chamber, Nho seats IN
I the peers chamber ran lengihWlsc, 80
( that the lords, who face each other, have
to turn sidtWisc IN addressing their pre-
/ siding officer Tho latter sits on the
woolsack which sianda just without the
railing and Immediately la front q the
throne. The Woolsack looks Ike we'll
Z nlled feather he'd, Is upholstered iu Grim
SON leather, stuffed with wool, and Is eX-
Ictedmgly uncomfortable 20 ~ on.
know about this last fact, for once tried
U. However, the Wooisnck, as au official
seat, IS much sought Tor, you VIII
readily believe.
piof John Bach McMasttr of The Uni.
gcrsity % Pennsylvania, the second volume
Of whose, History oftheAmerican People"
has bust appeared, had similar expert
,nce with hie mduuscrlpt as did Carlisle
with bis history of the FreuCh Revolt.
ZION Many people wondered what de-
laYcd tht second volume So, 10 having
been more than year since The first vol-
umr wa, Issued. ! met the professor toe
day nul asked him zoe question,
"Why, .nil be-, 'my manuscript upon
which I had worked for more than
fhttp f,gfs, Wns stolen 10 happened 10
ihir way. vae staying down Ia Worccs-
er MISS. Last year, where there is by
The why, one OF the very richest libraries
Zoo colonial historical works of an kiuds
in lhc country [ wgs there for The pur
pose ~ consulting some OF these nuthuri.
urs aud was m the habit Of carrying my
COPY, no cs and the Ike, in small leather
,allse, IN The city wus an old
ume friend Of NINE, q bank
cashier, With whom was 10
be habit OF chatting afternoons after |
had hnishcd my work for the day nt the
lipmY Onu afternoon gentectlouking
individual stood 40 the door Of the bank
Ing boust as passed out, yaliso 10 hand,
ana Afterwards noticed him In the cofri
dor VI the hotel 40 which was stopping
! left he valise containing the manuscripts
100 my room Will, | went down TO supper,
and never saw IL nor the gcnteel.luUkiug
stranger from that day 10 this suppose
The follow surmiscd, from having SEGA
luu with he bank cashier that the valisc
may have contained yaluables, that Is
paper, ui value % any one. For q long
time / lndulg, d the hope that the thief,
when he found the papers OF no u,o 40 all
20 him, would return them, but he never
old, ana I had 10 begin aud do an my
work over again task that cost me
years. hard etuuy and research. Since
that timc,' went ON the professor ioGosu-
~ 81 nave been exceedingly wary how
have been seen with bank cashiers
Did yon ever observe that through GER
tain newspaper parugrnphers there perl |
Julctlly runs II mania Tor misrepreSenta- I
ton thar oiten approaches either SANDER
On the one hand or fulsumo hattery ON .
NE Othrrf just now 1t Is the style to run .
down Ella Wheeler Wilcox A little
While ago 10 was deemed the thing TO pun
lp Tom Ochluee Que case ~ lust rs
disgusting us The other Ella isn't per
Iech by uuy means, aud I'm no ndmrer OF .
her literary forts, but then she's wo.
man vi nmhition, and, for heavens snake,
give her a chance. Then there's Thomas
PrcyarIcutor Now viii some one down
la his native state please rise up aud |
say what he ever did that hc
should be slubbered over here, Written
up there, Hud Photographed Ia various .
InrmF and phases generally 70 he sure
ne was the author, or at least the intro,
luctr, OF the famous Lisker resolution
IN congress, nul that thing came 70 be-
.he ulerualest nuisance the newspaper
world over wrcstltd with, and the whole
country heartily wished Ia, ana OChltre
Nlth H. IN the bottom OF the Red sea. All /,
ne snmc about onc-hall the newspapers
u the country are nov going ON about
drs Wilcox and the other hail arc
,hroncllng the common place deeds OF
Texas MunchaUscnlc son.
but the worst case of newspaper per
'eontluu this or any other country ever
,Gw rs that OF Rutherford Is.
IayeN Now you good Texas
Democrats don't got scared. Pm not
going TO talk politics, much less tho side
n favor of the Fremont statesman
irantcd that the eight 30 seven decisions
II the electoral commission was inia
uousi that Mr. Tilden, not Mr. Hayes,
hould have succeeded Gen. Grant as
resident of tho United States; that
lnyes Is man of very moderate ability, /,
yhosc nomination by either great Amer
San party for the highest Office IN the
and WAS h rrand mistake Grant mn az
pt,se ma rs n,,,ch ,nn,,, ~ ~ ,',,' ~ ',,
y you like, aud hen tell me what right
We have TO follow private citizen into
MS home, which we boast s., or ought To
De, his castle ana SANDER him right aud
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