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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-06
An Extra BarRain.

One house and two lots, near Sun
set depot, for $3.50. Terms easy. APP
ply to HAMBLETON HADLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-06
Ranch for Sale.

Two hundred acres, all fenced, So in
cultivation, good house and out
houses, garden, orchard, large under
ground cistern and tank. Four miles
from city. Address, X. this office. If
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-04

We the undersigned Bans and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn In The Louisians State Lotteries
which may Dc presented al our counters.
>. II OGLEsBY. Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres, state Nat. Bank,
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-04
Capital Prize, $4,000.

Ios- " Tickets are Ten DOL
lars only. Halves, S.. Fifths, 81;
Tenths, 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-04
s~sCleopatra's Needle"

Though we hear little about it nova
DAYS, yet the monolith called Cleopatra's
Needle is regarded as n of the sights OF
New York by country visitors. Every
day throngs from the country 20 to the
park to see this relic Of the past, and the
great majority of them express disap-
pointment after looking at it. 1t is one
Of the first questions which country visit
ors hear when they get back to thei"
homes: ''Did you see Cleopatra's Needle
when you were in New Yorkf'-New
York Sun,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-04
Photograph of the Sun.

1t is a singular fact a photograph OF a
sun or star taken through the big tele-
scope recently constructed at Cleveland
for the Lick observatory gives a view OF
the heavenly object much clearer and
more distinct than that seen by the naked
eye in looking through the powerful In
slrumcnt.-New York Evening World
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-04

REME NIB 1 Tni. sc B g%ss,saSs G'G .ss
Harry, who are In charge Of The drawings, IL q
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity that
the chances are all equal and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw a PIse,
REMEMBER that the payment o. al Prize. 4
hanks Of New Orleans. and the Tickets ara
signed W the President Of an Institution, whose
chartered rights sre recognized In the highest
Courts therefore. beware Of any limitations OF
schemes
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-04
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
The Republicaa alascutus.
Atlanta Constitution.


General Harrison Is now exeerier chg
some of the troubles and difficulties that
lie in the path Ct successful candidates.
r, entity he has been so besiegad by
ffics-seekers that the Indianapolis Jour.
asl feels 1t to be It's duty to wsrn the Re-
publican party that the death OF General
Harr!son's grandfather We, due in no
small degree to the Overwhelming rush Of
ID ;e. seekers.
During the first few days sitter General
Harrison's election his mail was filed
with hundreds and thousands OF con-
gratulstoIY letters, and this Was kept up
for more than 8 week, out now this has
sll char ged, and the appeals and demands
OF the tfflce-tee kers are pouring into the
Harrison mansion by the CARLOAD, and
some CT the more urgent ores are making
calls in person.
In vien Of these things, the Indianapo-
lis Journal takes occasion to inform those
Republicans whose mouths are watering,
that the present IL not the proper time
f,r presenting their several and various
claims Moreover, IL wsrns the tmce-
seekers thst General Harrison can not be
expected to make sweeping removals
merely for the purpose CT appointing DIS
friends TO offi;e.
Tfis will be sad ne va to The Rsputli-
csns. They have been out CT eHse-some
Of them-only four Year,, and they are
rsvenous for the spells. They will get
them sooner or later, but they should re-
member the fate of General Hsrrison's
grandfather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

4 COMMERCIAL OBJECT LESSON.
An instruction Lesson en- the ways AID
ueaIs to attain prosperity comes from
Ireland:
Carns, in Caunemsra, Ireland. was
orce wretched little fishing village,
whose inhabitants were dependent upon
their daily catch Of fish for miserable
existence. A large proportion OF them
were virtually psupers. A few years sgo
some enterprising capitalists of MsLcheg-
ter, England, established several smsll
manufacturing Industries in Carna.
Canning establishments gave regular
and profitable employment to the
fsheImen srd the women were
taught to knit and weave stockings
caps sad underwear. From that time no
ole has suffered for want CT work in
Csrns. II has grown to De thrifty,
town, with pleasant homts
and cortented citizenship.
To southern snd western cities stgug-
Cling for commercial supremacy, Carns
pref ents valuable object lesson. What
CIrns has done spy town in the South
With good railrosd facilities can do, what
ever msy be It's present siz, and pros
; ects, provided II will sdop. the mesas
that were used In Cana.
The leading city CT TsXas in the years
to come will be the manufacturing city Of
Texas. II behooves Fort Worth and
every town that would not drop behind in
tie race Of development to ge: manu-.
fixtures, and to get them now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

To The Fort Worth GAZETTE: Can't you
stir up that convention of Texas editors 20 dis
cuss the deep water schsme: sherman Her.
ale.
The GAZETTE BELIEVES tina. persistent
sgl.s,ion and edor: will secure deep
water for Texas. The promise ct
this time is more flvore Bile than
1t las ever been. The great North
ives. Ia awake to the importance
OF deep water on tbs Tlxss COAST. and II
Texas would unity its action and effort
The GszsTTE oelievssit possible TO sscuIe
Z deep wster haroor on the cosst OF
the state. Why cannot the president OF
ths Texas editorial association "pus the
question" to the members and ascertain
their preferences as to date and p!scs2
What do you ssy, Brother Bridges3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
The CRY OF FRAUD.
Republican "a amt gers LOG king For WY
by which they Gan Ge' an Extra Con
Eresxms n or Two &c m Virginia.
FirrtnnaH FrUuiFer

Republican "a ant gers Loo kirg For wsy
by which they Gan Ge' an Ex!ra Con
gresrmsn or Two E'om Virginia.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAS: INGroN, Nov % 1t is announces
With flourish OF truu pets TO day tnSf4t
has been decided to resist g declaration
of tie election Of the Demo cratic prep
dentisl electors in Virginia. 1t is proaeE5
not believed that there Is any hopsS of
overthrowirg the result, but the pro-
ceedirg is ttkan for political effect
l. is intended TO be n oral
leverage in support Of the clsims Of
the Republicans that they have the house
BY q small msrgin, and that there has
besn So much Democratic fraud In the
South that there will be Justification for
throwing out Democratic members till
the Republicans have working msj ,ri:y.
L. Is stated that allegations Ct fraud are
to be made By two II the defeated Re-
publican electors sgainst two Democratic
electors holding certificates Ct their cleo
ton from the state board Of csnvaasers,
and one Of the cases TO be thus begun is
to be brought In q state court at Rich
nond and the other in the federal circuit
court OF the state sitting IN that city
TIE movement agreed on Is that
as soon IS the state board OF
canvassers which meets next suns
day IN Richmond, shall declare the
result Of their CANVASS to ce the election
of the Democratic electors, the two Re-
publican electors Just referred TO shall file
information ana complaint setting forth
the fraudulent means by which the
election OF their contestees Was brought
about.
"Is is rather leap in the DARK" said
one Of TIE attorneys tosds7. HWe aye
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
CURRENC tONMENC.

Jddgs R1cker !ecks Lot where he
treads. The Kentuckian whom he tickles
With 8 napier is the very man that IN days
lang syne Gang out IN congress: "He
who dallies is q bastard; he who DOUBTS
is damned !"-Pniladelphis Record.
Editor Halssead thinks the newspapers
ere poking fun at him when they say he
will be appointed Minister to England.
Well, in our opinion he would make q
good one. at leas. be would not shed his
American ideas in the presence Of royalty.
Il Atlsnta Constitution.
Mr.. PoWderly has less trouble in secur-
Ing & reelection rs general mister-work.
man OF the Knights Of Labor than he had
last year. This sho VS. that time and ex-
perience have taught the Knights who
their Wises. leaders are. Mr.. PowGerly's
voice is slways on tie side Of law, order,
reason and respect for the rights of
Others. The knights and he are to DE ccn,
graduated = New York Press.
The bends between the North and South
should be drawn closer within the rext
four years under the fostering policy Of
the Republican party. No one dssires
the prosperity OF the South more than
the r ,pubIcans, and we believe that
sitter 3 few more years. experience OF the
benefits Of republican management the
Southern people will be glad tia. the late
election resulted in the triumph Of the
protective principle and the doWnfsll Of
free trade = New York MAI and Express
o. course there is no desire at all for
partisan Advantage in shs Republican
nab
securing thereby four senators insteai OF
two Bat It is the bagess Of Democratic
psrtisansh!p to propose to make fVa
states cut OF Texas, securing ten senat-
ors, instead OF two. Texas has the right
und:r The SnnsXltlon treaty to f7 into as
may pieces SIS she plesses, but any man
Hesitation f 81 Intention to do SO has al.
ways beer denounced IS foul conspiracy
by the men who endorse the division Of
D.kots - Ats Californian.
II g majority # he men who preseut
proper credentials to the clerk are Be-
pubicars, the Republicans will "organ-
zs the house !" II they are Democrats,
the Democrats will do so. Oae Of the
projects imputed to Colonel Quay is that
il the clerk receives the certldcate Of q
man whom Colonel Q1ay believes not to
have been elected the Republicans who
carry Ger ifcsses and those who do not,
bu. whom he BELIEVES TO have been elect
ed nevertheless, shall organize and ep@
peal to the president and the sen
ate to recognize them as the house
Of representatives, even while the
house is In session containing quorum
Of members with proper credentials. OBJ
vlouely such & gathering would be q mob,
and the whole proceeding would be rev.
olu'iopary Before the house meets 1t
will bs known beyond dispute who has
been eie cted in every district. But,even
II disputed cases .hen remained there is
not the slightest dsnger that anybody
whose election Is duly certified will be
omitted from the clerks list, or that any
body whose election is not so certified
will be inscribed in it or allowed to take
part in orgsn.zl1g the house. New
Tygk Times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
TRUTH ABOUT THE NEGRO.

In L IN 6bOU Iib We uAO
The discussion CT sthe S>u hern CUES.
tion" by n ,TiheIn Reprblicsn i,urusls is
not without iss amusing textures. Among
these Is the inp.rsireEt assumption that
the Republican party has property
righ. IN the Iegro. Men who have &
greht deal TO say about slavery and
the wEoIgs CT the negro, discuss
his condition and movements Sc
if be were q vsssal, tied hard
ard foot to the REPUBLICAN party.
According to these gentlemen the race
Of blscks is under mortgage to the G. O.
P which is entitled to have theil votes
counted for It, NO matter how they msy
De cast or whether they sre cas-. at all.
The gravess .mputatiors upon Gee
tional Honesty are built up on
this arrogant and specious pretense.
Il It is desired to convict particular
locality OF intimidation, or suppression
Ct the negro vote, the Pro 1aole sizs Of the
latter is aecertsined from the census !;
this Is contrasted with the vote cast for
the R publican candidates, and the difs:-
ence is said to indicate tue ex.ent Of
Democratic huIldo z,ng. It is upon NO
better evidence than this that all Of the
wre,ched Moels thst are uttered against
the South By the asIi.udinous crarks are
founded
These Who are acquainted with The
G::s crr.:... -! cl..ac.sl.s..cs 81 the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

negro can understand very readily Why 1t
is that he is not the Jealous Republican
that he Is expected and required BY his
Northern teachers TO be. They know inst
the negro is not by nature partisan and
cannot except under high pressure be
made one; that he is extremely Indifferent
upon the subject OF natioral politics and
defers about IS much to the
lurid sppesls OF Mr.. Cs5le for him to
shed his blood for ms rights IS he would
to hsransue from an escaped lunhtie,
and thai, when left alone by sgitators,
he speedily loses his interest in politiesi
issues snd votes. il at al, because OF his
interest Ia locsl candidates.
That is the plair, unvarnished truth
about the negro. There Is
ebout IS much in COM
mon between him and the genius OF
the Republican party as between hun
cry wolf and o petlamb. Left to himself
the negro, is careless, happy. useful
creature. The Forhkers, the Blsines and
the Cables would revolutionizs his na-
ture, pspire him with hatred Of that part
Of the white race with which he Is $3.50
ciated ard bend him to q blind subssr-
Viercy to 8 foreign tsction Of which he
knows nothing and which knows IS little
OF him.
1t is fortunate for the republic that the
negro is what he is; were he what his Re-
publican ccunseIloIs would have him to
be srtvsr dangers would confront this
country than exist in the Imagination Of
bloody shirt campaigners. The negro is
content, placid and happy; it is better for
the peace of both sections that he should
be left so,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

without explicit federal or state statutes
empowering and regulating our course,
still we have strong hope OF discovering
an efficient remedy somewhere. Fraud
yitiAtes whatever Is touches, snd II shown
must always end in the overthrow Of the
wrongdoers.
In the proceeding determined ON last
night Mesers Shellabareer and Wilson Of
this city and General Edgar G Allen OF
Richmond are the lesding counsel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

TEE demand of Texas for deep water Is
reaching the ears OF men far to the north
ward. and the Denver convention WAS
not held in vain. The Cnicsgo Inter
Ocean CT recent dase says: "Fexss wants
deep ws.er navigation. and'the Republi-
can administration should help her do IT..
The people OF . great belt Of country in
the West and Southwest in helping Texas
to deep water navigation will be helpiOg
thpmssIvaa "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

a MASSACHUSETTS, paper OF the 2lst
inss. asys: "At O'Clock this morning
the Thermometer indicated zero AZ tie
ho-ss car stSb!as near G:oyeland bridge.
At $50 O'Clock i. WAS only FIVE degrees
s5ovs." Txss Offers resort to all for
the winter. There Is neither 70 nor
yellow fever here, but comfort, heslthiul
clim:se and welcome. Come to Texas,
coma T0S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
rnrInEro raN PUBLIC.

Nh. L, CALHOUN me General Agent OF
TIE GAZETTE. This ice will be responsi9le
for all monies paid 70 sad settlements msue ny
aim .--rr .~a H,o,v,
ths,r respective communities, and are re
Iponsible TO the subscriber until ne SeIs LIE pa
NAV eau examine and see that they have credit
hocording to the amount paid.
An parties are CT toned 70 eIAm ne 9H not
Known 10 them, who represents himself az
travelling agent OF or solicitor for subscriptions
70 TIE GAZETTE. a., 49,.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

IT HAS been discovered in the course
CT the discussion OF the subj sct Of en-
Iarging the presidential term that the
Confeterate constitution fixed that term
ct s,x gears. That erds the matter. The
idea CT those immaculate patriots ingalls,
enc Foraker erd Dudley following in the
wske OF il ferson Davis corgr 81 is too
absurd 70 be thought OF ior moment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

OHIO farms are mortgsged 10 the ex>
ten. of seven LuId!ed millions o! dollars,
End the figures are constantly increasing.
AID ret, il the late election, o ITO farmers
voted in favor OF high Eupp.ieF, chesp
whisky, cheap fam products and more
mortgages. Some of The crestions OF tie
Almighty s.e insoluble mysteries; among
them is the Ohio farmer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Uncle Sam Needs 1t.

Even the Democrats sre becoming>
greedy for appropr atiors. The senate
gave Fort Worsa $4,000 for Federal
building and TIE GAZETTE is kicking b.
cause 1t WAS not s25o.000. Somebody
should give THE GAZETTE 81 out OF the
drawer to keep It's mouth, closed until
Harrison is ilsugurs.ed. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

,.-tious, rs cents per line each insertion.
40 display ads. OF less than three lines taken
Fares SI iines, or more, display. hgured 1t pro
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SSsciaI Posittop-Ads, ordered on hrst page
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Outs must be moune on metal Daee. III
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
Branch Offices.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

IT Is predicted that Count Herbert Won
Bismarck will be sheived when the career
Of his iliustrious father Is closed. The
count made mistake in getting into the
world 80 early. He should hsve waited
10 be grandson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

The melancholy fact is recalled that
G.andisther Harrison was the last SUD
cessiul candidate Of the Wing party. HiS
tory never falls to repeat Itself II it only
has the material with which 10 work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

EDITOR DANA mss been in .erviewed in
Paris on tie causes Of Cleveland's defeat,
snd in sn entire column falls to come
within block Ct E ti'or Dsna's opinion.
Thai, IS the American world knows, is
that Cleveland went into eclipse because
the SuE, which shines fur sll, for him re-
fused 30 shine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

Ex PRESIDENT HAYES is deeply inter.
ested IN the "prison reform" movement
and delivered lecture upon the subject
st Chicago the other day. These philan-
thropic forts show that the president Is
still interested in the fste Of the RspubL.
can party,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

A GEORGIA paper SAYS tins. the SOUTH
ern girls are holding their own, and their
hands are not "nsiled," either, Mr.. Mstt
Bully Qlsy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

To GOVERNOR Ross and Commissioner
| Hsu: Recon- mend protection Of the
actual settler to the Twenty first legisla-
ture
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28

To THE Twenty first leglsls'ure: THE
GAZETTE does not petition for the repesl
OF libel law, on. for the enactment Of 6
lihfl law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
GENERAL BoULANGKR seems to be the
Foraker Of France.

To REPRESENTATIVE TcLAR: Heel
yourself for Ugh. in behalf Of the actual
settler.