Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-26
LETTER.

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o','',tpsri-IIIhs House
\ ''''' IL Galleries
4 \. champagne Dinner al
I' W. House senators
,'.Is,n and Butler
-..,0s 70 save the souls
", , Z Brady collection
var views
wv G ,orii 70. The following isNv,Is.
- ~ expense Of Senator ,ELs,.I
y .st dinner at the White
Isi So,ler q South Carolina
4 ~ y. Ds q HIM and said "Mr.
gsl'sl \ s,sllke to champagne.
r'I1 irritable 'iii Il his glass Is
\ v y 4 TOO polite to say so,
W.. 80 "a served you Will
4 n NJ aIlIng his glass put
sln ~ sSsu supplying ., It
% ThIs solemn advice
'e .1',u Dy the butler, who
ups r. assistants. When the
y y y Reck drank his glass
NV v Z 4 one OF the greatest
" es r,,;,iIc life. Then the
n s1 y all about him be-
s sIm arst one and then an
: = y a y VAS empty, and he fran
ssssd ne other wines remain
a Y, s" nls,s, When his patience
..,.5 IKE Il called 10 the waiter
NJ w Sri n ny glass" The man
,ssdy, and Beck drank Il
~ ~, tsMoIe champagne"
2. "a, al voce, so the apolli-
81 y T al him. So it went on,
s Y n him drinking wine and he
"a ~ others would not let
a 4 X drank about two quarts
: Il S,nser was over. After the
~ fable some OF them told
He received 1t in no amia-
N Is now waiting to be even
Il =.
.IulIoual lawyer among base
"A 4 besc.ballist among consti-
|l.v,ers.p This name, applied
u n Missouri to his colleague,
N 4 going TO stick.
y patler q South Carolina is a
nan. His desk, like his per-
"a ,vs nest and in perfect order.
v, f,nd.blotting pad, and was
m troubled by Its persistent
10 roll off his desk. When
E,nlcularly wanted the pad he
a hin the center Of the space in
|, uresident's chair, or beneath
4 some brother senator several
ii Sohe hit upon the devise of
.itby q string at the side of
'khch Is the only one similarly
81 n the senate chamber,
NATIVES Barnes OF Georgia
HIsllof Virginia are at the top
Ms Of congressman who are
heir seats, never miss a vote,
4 isem TO do anything but write
ssll pages to mail them.
=.
Enty Of Michigan cracks more
inv other member of the
re Of them are fresh, too. His
\ mostly Irish and told with
st Of Irish brogues. Tins
mustache are inclined
red. He spends his
hrg, He Is given to making
assuming most tragical atti'
D iayorlte amusement is tc
ipple-yender or some Other
lsIlIye old woman and shake
until she swears.
Sherman is very fond of flow
bis desk as president pro TEN
be senate is embellished every
By one or more bouquets o
cut towers, in which call,
sand hyacinths are prominent
eapolt OF New York appears Il
N silent and the most solitar,
house. Perhaps it is because
owln the gubernatorial election
m safe. Defeated Republican
ile never fayorites with thei
n liiends. Mr., Davenport occu
seat, his voice is never heart
Y, aud he does not seem to b
ng terms with any member 0
ducing his bill recently in tn
national inquests MIR. Hoa
suggested by the reports G
nrenees at Carrollton, Miss
had had no information in re
ae occurrences, but newspa
Y political parties seemed T.
Y them. According to thes
xanlon and unprovoked Grim
committed, resulting in tn
hIge number OF citizens, i
he victims were of on
he presumed, Of on
party, and all tn
y smother. Such occurrences
Iely, had been of frequent oC
~. When investigated were ar
yilucal turn. Persons deienC
eglzlng for them said they ha
n significance. Still the ia,
saal J. was the opponents Of til
Y party that were killed, an
tents Of that party were IN
This bin was to supply
INQUIRY which would be r,
Y Politics. 1t was referred /
" Committee.
4 o. Republican senator's In,
!. sAle lor Mr.. Villas. The pos
sslai = In as bad a condition ,
70 lnteriered in a matrimonii
9 y nslseen the shillaleh in Ii
v Democratic husband and Il
u the hands of the Republ
a s, N y likely to receive MOI
~
i9E ctthiLgs to be seen fro