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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Honkins Oountx Ueter.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

correspondence OF Sne GSGette.
BLACK JACK GROVE, TEX, Oct So
The county Republican executive COM
mittee CT Hopkins county met IN Sulphur
S Jrirgs and put out the following ticket:
D. GuGp, r publican, for Safe Senator;
B. NJ. Camp, for Raprese ntstiVe; E W.
Terhune, for District Judge; f M Rodg-
ers, for County Judge; j. Ferguson,
for Sheriff; D. L Garrett, for County
Clerk: 4. NJ. Beville, for District Clerk !;
T. S. Christian, for Tx Collector; C.
Smith, Tor Tax Assessor; G. o. james,
for County Attorney; joseph Pate, for
County Treasurer.
l. will be obserysd that OILY one Re-
publican, that CT State Senator, was
placed in the field, Gil the other csndi-
dases beiug Democrats. This is
merely the county Rspub icsns' choice
for the various flies, sll o. whom
.re now candidates. There having arisen
some DISSATISFACTION among the Farmers
A!liance Of the Senatorial district in the
msDner OF nominating J. W. Crawford By
the Democrats for Safe Senator, Ia sup
posed to be TIE reason for placing the
Hon. D. Gum In soc field. Il will De re-
memoered that Mr.. Gum Was elected
Mayor CT Sulphur Springs last April by q
good msi oIity, with TWO Democrats
against hin, and The city voting 10 ail
other elections largely Democratic. The
political pot has now begun to boil IL
earnest, and Gum and Crawford are ex-
pected to cross words over the political
Issues Of the day in many pyr.iops OF the
district before the election.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At The Mansion: W Kandau. Pccifc TX
ple.s Company; Shelter loot, Denispn;
AsKins, Terrell; r a RIDDLES, a v ado; F n
WeathsIs, J q BOYD, antview; " II More
Kansas City; w T f;oker TsH-ll j Daily anC
wife. Ranger; john W West, Chi az /; ID {
5cuschfeid. Mason City Mo; VIII II Price
Henry Graahubiner. Hamilton. Ohio; H /
Smith, enver; F Il Milliken, " eatherrord
Nose Aston, Matador; John a Frey. Stephen
vile; Mrs M L Hall, Mics Bessie Hal, Wealher
f,rd, Miss Kate Pc er Ba I'd: Mrs K Mc
CIacken, Chicago Miss Alice Bri ey, Detroit
NJ Henry and faJ lily, Mics Mooney. G5rao bury
= III Blake. Dallas; G 2 Hestor. Cnicago: o =
Morgan, Galveston; Emory Ta.bert, Howe
II Anderson. Fort Val ey, Ga; q K Wt.en
Grand 7 .airi =,
A. ths Pickwick: C. Chcsboro7gh, Dallas
W A. Matthew'S, Fort Worth and d nver q J
Railway; Jerry Edwards, st. Louis; SIM Evans
Sidiand; T. A. Scurloc ,Cieblrne E. f. Ban
ner, Texas; 5. t. Fitting, Texas; W. w. Fl o.
Wichita Fals; G. Rcblnsou, ST. louis F. E
hickey, S. L2ui.;J. E; La:h, L1ui. @. NJ
&. f .tiel. Nashville, Ieun.; j. NsrAaney
vile and children, Granbury; M.aM odney
,.ranbnry q. Ii. Blaze. Da las; R. Dc enaeit
aroscn, MarshaIl;J j. II. Br gnt New fprt ~
G. SteDheas, Cotton Belt: T. Hui, Yfpita.I
t. II. B. Alexander. Chicago; LonI Bufk
b oom'ngt q j; 5; Tanslyke.aSG ca.
Mrs John LoOnIes, Kansas Uity; T o CErE,
leor tetown; William Shea, Dallas; o W DavE,
TeXs@: + NJ Barker, Boston; Charles Luscfis
New York; @ Froniston, New Orleans; II d
Thorn csoo, IS Louis; j kearney Texas: Root
L Simmons, William Peason. Boston: O Z Rolf.
Brenhan; w l. Blckham, W b U'Rear. Dallas
K ~oocall, Kansas CITY; O II Blanchard,
Clneir nAu; w II Camp, W NJ Camp La,ped
Ksa: g Oder. Dallas ! 7. Stanfleic De- on
W Huffman, Dallas; NJ NJ Barnes, Texas,
AT tie Ems: l. Kohule, Cnica 20. l.: dsr
~ Tracy, Dallas Z ig1r j, nst0n, New York;
d Z Wacott Clayton: II II Ripley Boston; S
D Clapp, New York; Cornell. st ,u:s; MI
and Mrs John Webster. Miss Ne lie McHenry
Bosom; q T Forsyth, New York W sephens,
Weatherford; Fra ciSHsrbert, Dickey MART
peZ. Lrouhadou g; E Mortified Boito.
II nry Frees. Dsllas: T f Sanger. st Louis
Frar Maeder, New YORK; Mils Eva Shell sy,
Dallas; II Mautens, ST Louis
j R1st. New York; F B air. " O NJ ndrr
vie Bsltiu ore;W VIZ ght, Dallas; H Far
rnll st. l., A. Il t. R'yf Fslix Haney, Chae
Witty, NV York; = W LaRue Cincinnati;
j + ;ioyce, st. L , a. & T. BY; DR. i CranfiI
Waco; S Schneider. Sh b -y<an 10y i ence +,
Greenvllle, Z W NaytsT. DaIa.; Shaw New
York; W o Bradley, Denver, Col. H A Woods,
Triridad, Col; J Logan, Pacific EXPIRES. Co. ;
Z Ii B en- helm, New York; L Sic enbraqer San
Francisco; jules Chantres, Texas; J Al Moore,
Texas Express Company;W II Willard AN
levy, Nav Yors; W II Kay, Galveston; JAMES
Irwin. New Oilesn'; iCollis, Palo Pinto l.
J S.reng, New York; W Howard, Baltimore;
q fl Frapcis, Chicago; George Z Sayers 81
Louis; j II Trezvsnt, Texas, Harry c Les.
q1eTcy, New York; G W Granger. s! Louis;
" H Stout. New York: V B Curtis. Chicago
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q are al E1ontsEue.

Correspondence VI 1dEtsiS.
MONTAGUE, TEX, Oct. SI-Our pres
EFT Democratic Congressman snd nom
iree for re- elec.icp, Hon. SGas Hare,
spoke st the courthouse to day to fair
audience The uasuiIn ou9 verdict WAS
that Judge HIRES speech thEcu!hout wss
s simple, sound and lo2icsi exposition Of
the Oamccrs'ic GrcaTIne. He showed
that the Tvs great parties struggling for
the control Il government were the Re-
publican sDd Democratic parties. That
the R9pu al'".n party fsvors a high pro-
.ective tar f aud s strong central ID
government, and that Democracy is for q
t.rif for revenue only, and government
economically administered in all Its de-
psrtments. The speaker urged the labor
ing class especially to csst their votes for
the strs ghto out Democratic nominees,
ard with and for the party that has ever
been, under all circumstances,
the trleLd to the poor, and
in favor Of equal justice toward
all men and special privileges to none,"
the only psrty through which the COM
mon classes of this country can expect 6
remedy FOR the evils OF which they com
plain. 1t WAS remarked by one OF our
Union Labor friends, after the speaking,
that Judge Hare tola him something ne
did not know.
We predict that the Hon. S las Hare
will be re-el'cs.d by the biggest Dsmo-
cratic maj Dirty that has ever been given
in the Fifth district.
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Abbott al Kaufman.
correspondence of the Gazette

Correspondence of the Gazette
KAUFMAN, TRx Oct. 29-This Was
the day fixed by telegram from Washing
ton, before he left, by Hon 10 Abbott for
him to speak here. A. the appointed
hour it was plain the farmers were anx-
ious TO hear him. A very large and intel
lieent audience hsd assembled 10 our
courtroom to hear him.
The spesker WAS introduced by our
distinguished fellow. citizen, Hon. J. S
Wood, who stated that it was pleasure
to introduce to the people &
man who had been true to
his Country IL war snd IN
peace, which WIS received with applause.
For one hour and hsll Judge Abbott,
kept his audience in perfect quiet, listen
Ing TO one of the faess arguments on the
policy Of 6 Fever Cleveland and tariff re-
form, it los ever been your correspon-
dents pleasure to hear. His speech was
replete with facts, glistening and plain
snd SO simple that no msn fsi!ed to sp-
pFeciate why the people OF the
southwest are dsiiy growing
poorer and monied cristocrsts OF pro-
.ected industries are growing richer, and
toedsY by that clsss legislation are sap
ing the very national lie itself
AL in ell, 1T WIS mastery effort in the
wsy CT an exposition OF the Effects OF the
roober tax laws upon the lsboring CLASSES
Of this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
The E ri Of Sou.hesk, while hunting in

The ri Of Southesk, while hunting In
Saskatchewan not long ago. had an exp
rienc, with fox Which shows the re-.
nsrklble instincts which that ANNA.
sometimes possesses. The Earl says
"After chasing him number Of nileF, o.
1 sudd5n ae made an active spring snc
disappeared headfOTemos! into the sno r.
Down we leapedsto secure him. Behold
gaping badger hole! By what instinc;
could the fcx discover the exac. position
OF that hole? No difference on the
sno 9TH, shining surface WAS visible TO
US, yes the fox In sll his fear and peril,
couli light exactly upon the entrance Of
this coucesled snd apparently long M
ire quented burrow."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
YELLOW FEVER.
NEW CASKS AT DECATUR.

DECATUR, ALA Nov. Ia the last
tw snsy-four hours eight new cases have
developed. They nave al been expose!
as nurses and policemen for weeks. We
have expected new Cases for some time,
bu. YVES not prepared fer such sn ex
plosion es thif.
Signed JEROME CoCHRANE, NJ. D.,
Stste Health Officer
WANT AT ENTERPRISE, FLORIDA.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. Mayor Rosie
received the following telegram this
morning:
ENTERPRISE, FLA, Nov. !. lsss.
To Mayor Rocne, Chicago:
twenty-five cases AID four deaths
from yellow fever to date. Eve hundreG
people in distress. AN compelled to ask
for aid. Can Chicsgo help us.
[Sigletl GEO 7. CARLISLE.
Sec'y Board Health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

A scion of the Sc wing mschirs Singer
family WILL SOON celebrate his coming Il
age In Dsvonsnire with great sts'e. He
will p:oduce "Faass" on scale Ct l.vish
magn Fl ;ence in 8 private thea.sr. He In
tends to pi.y the part ni Mephistophele
in person; Nile. Van z .ndt gets 10000
frances for coming specially from Parl-
to sing twice as Marguerite, AMI bosa
Lafsrse ana Nine. TreDslli Will probsbl,
be n the cast. The Due a1d Dacl.ss
Dec'za4. Mr. Singers rsiE;iyts, VIII .elp
Do the honors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

C2I1ne! D. C. K3lr, secretary of ttg
t1ws-Texss colony, arrived II the city
LIS: evening for the ruEp3sa CT looking
up furniture sud provisions for tie new
7ote', De Cameron, about completed al
IjGs PsEk, WIcAi;a county. T}e
h0sel will c1n1sio thirty rooms, in
Guiding f1s dining room 32s40 feet.
The CcloDei saws tbs Panhandle is fun Ct
pTospectcrs sud investors from sill parts
Of the coualy, Texas ssnding full
quota. The sales Of land stree the
colony located ('oous SKY days age
aggregate $4,000 Ec-es in quarters
1oiver and sections III the vicinity C!
Iowa Pars, and building las commauced
here being nine car loads OF lumber
already used up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
THE NEW BANK.
The Fatme,s sod hsschsn'c, tbs Name Of
the New Insti .Ution.

This Fa'mers sad mschsn'c, tbs Name of
tho New Insti Ution.
Several days sgo THE GAZETTE me2-
toned the eleclicn Of the directors OF tie
uew bank to be built on lower Main
street. The bank is now fully
organized and will as soon
as possible begin business. Yesterday
tle directors purchased fifty feet front On
Mnn street, RAINING Osck on Fourteenth
street, and az soon SIS poss !ole
they will begin the erection OF
! fine stone front three
story brick building. Cashier r irey
SAYS this building vii! 20 up very rapidly
.Gd they hope &c be raady fer business
Early n ire year. I'm r. Hoxie is pr s
lent, f B Hs,rI!d Ice president snd S
D. Ri"ey, Jr, Cashier. The capital Is
$3.50 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
At Decatur.
Special to the Gazette.

DECATUR, Tx Nov. 1 Hon. john
L. L1vejoy, Independent candidate for
Cauny Jadge, ard Judge G. B. Pickett,
and DR.. J F Elliott, Candidate for Rep
resentative spoke at the courthouse last
night. Mr., Loyej3y confined Ms talk to
local snd personal matters.
Dr.. E lott spoke abou. fifty minutes
on state, national and peTsonM matters
and disclAimed being the representative o.!
snY psr!y, but was making the race upon
his own personsl merits. He endorsed
the utteraaces OF tGe Democratic psrty,
cut hed lefs it because 1t hzd fsiled to re-
deem its promises. he neither en-
dcrsed nor denounced the Union
Labor pisform, but WAS in favor Of
everything pure and clean. Mr.. Pickett
replied in a hours speech ventilating
the L mon LiJor platform snd the oliti
cal record of the D 9ctor creating Consid-
cradle laughter and enthu sissm.
The people here woaId like to see snd
hesr some one WHO will stand On the
Uaion Labor Platform.
The same men spoke st Aurora
to night.
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fse,ssfvs reNIlY Sk2Gk.ugSSH,y
q; ls..-slesezs H..
fH3sn oisaSfG ysaroi!ua 4 CSt''
Ds1s E1Ssgso sSpol oeHASsoA gue.

a giaIt locom otige Is beiugS6rstruc ed
in 3osto1. l. Is for uss on the A.chison
rosc, ard hAs two caoS, ons over The
boiler for the engineer, i'd the olnar in
the usual p'sca for the h-eue1. The
driving wheels are OF psper, with steel
tires. Esoncm1 on fuel is accomplished
by Z pump, which utitzss the exlsuss
stesm TO heat wIser, snd by q large COM
bus:ion chambe', which burns all the Gas
II Is ex oec.ed the engine will make eighty
miles 81 hour with ten coaches, on an
ordinary roed
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At waoo.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX NV Mr.. Z. Il. Kings
bury, by the request Of mum DER of citi-
zaps, made rousIrg Democratic speech
at the District courthouse to night. He
scored the Union Llbor and Prohibition
and other side-iseus parties, heavily, and
said that every Democrat that opposed
Mr.. Mills, wao did not have wool
between his teeth, was Prohibitionist.
A good audience was present, and the
speech wss hea!tily spplauded.
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At Copperas Cove.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

CoRPERAs Cove, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE
Democrats Of this vicinity had 8 rare
trest last night. Ron. c. K. Bell, caudi-
date for District Judge, IVES in town and
oy request spoke On the all-sbsorbiIg
tariff question. For an hour and hall
he held the close attention of the au-
dience, even tchoolboys listening with
earnest interest. Hs demonstrated the
evils Of protection so plsinly that there
was but one opinion among his AUDITORS.
While thus clearly and logically showing
the errors and evils Of protection, he de-
monstrsted the folly Of throwing away s
vote upon third psrty. TIE spirit CT
his address was so good and his manner
so urbane that everybody WAS delighted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Rssgan at Beton.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Bolton, TEX, Oct. 81 SENATOR John
a. Reagan, BY previous appointment,
addressed large and mixed crowd OF
Democrats, Union Liberties and Rspub-
iicsns at the courthouse last night. His
speech was mastery exposition of the
history and principles Of the Democratic
party. He dealt largely in figures In his
exposition Of the public debt, the tar: f
and the surplus. Altogether our people
are we'll pleased with Mr. Reagan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Lanhsm's Opponent.

Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX NV. Mr.. David Rsd-
.lG icaugurated his CANVASS as q csndi-
ds'e to represent the Eleventh district in
{ o gress an riy hour this Q Coy
swinging Ialge Harrison and Morton
banner across the principal street OF the
town. Before many persons were cut to
admire it clustering south wind came
along and tore it into shreds. But even
with this bad omen Mr.. Redfleld will pol
more votes than any other Republican in
the district could.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

new YORK, NV. A committee APP
pointed By Tammsny Hall hiss been
placed ia charge Of 6 suit that will be
argued before Judge Barrett tomorrow
to determine the rights of voters on cleo
ton day. The question is Whether in
crowded election districts a voter who
arrived at the polls at O'Clock could be
allowed to register sitter thst hour in case
he must wait for the line which Is anesd
Of him. The suit will De against Al in
spector who has refused to register any
such voter.
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suit of this contest. Ross msjority is
another msstar of speculation. Various
psrtissns place i! sll the way from $4,000
to 200, 600.
Democratic rally will be held Sltur-
day night a. the corner CT Mtin aud
Murphy, ami ct the same time Repubn-
csu rally gill be held az tae corner Of
MAR and L.mir. TIE boys on both
sides ere 10 ii enthusiasm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
At Graham,
Special to the Gazette.

70 ttlS
GRAHAM, TEX, Nov.~1.-Our election
tickets hsve been printed. The Demo-
cratic ticket is straight from top to toe
The Republican ticket is little spotted,
having on 1t Ross and Martin. Then fol-
low he Democratic nominees for the
other state ofi;e The Union Labor
ticket mss only one name for Governor,
Msrion Marin. Up to this date the Pro-
hibitionists have no ticket. While the
vote Of the county was evenly divided on
the prohibition question, the Pros hsve
no desire to make II q political question.
The antis are likewise opposed to such 3
course.
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The Outlook in Colorado.

Special to the Gazette.
DENVER, CoLo.. Nov. Owing to the
immense immigration to Colorado during
the past two years, which is estimated to
to be 700. 900. 1t is almost i'm
nossible 70 make any prediction as TO the
result OF the election with any oesree Of
esrtsinty. The election is for al s,ste
and county cfii:ers and congressman.
Hon. T. M. Patterson, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, has made the M st
brilliant campaign evsr made ia the State,
He is exceedingly popular, while his OPP.
ponent, Hon. A. Cooper, banker, is
very unpopular with oil classes except me
sr,etocrsts. Notwithstanding Tue 5000
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At Lcvelsir.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
IovKLADY, TEX, OFT. 29.-H On. Will
liam 81. Martin, M. C. and Democratic
nominee tor reelection, addressed q
crowded house here to-day. R. NJ.
Humphrey, RepubIicin nominee, and
Martins opponent, failed to put in his
appearance, although this is his home.
Major Martin is q Mills mar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

"You'i BE- surprisad," ssTs sNsw York
ssfe msnufic urer, ra. the rumber Of
saam paseehosrd ssfes in NV York, sue
!neS're made so well thst sny orailhry
person would be deceived. chsy hsve q
oralo' Silk appearance and give 81
fl e thrifty loob, all for IS or Sc,
where's the real article would cost some
thing like SlOOn
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Hon. j. W. Bailey S,cf,

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Nov. 1.-Hoo. J.
W. Bailey, one Of the electors for the
state at large, is confined to his room by
sickness, and will not I'LL any more
appointments to speak.
Great preparations are being made for
the grand Democratic rally which Is to
take place next Monday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Died at Rcllf.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
BELLS, TEX, Nov. 1.-B. F. Odell
died st 8 O'CLOCK tbs morning. He leaves
. wife OF rec emit marriage, one son, DIR. B.
F. Odell, five daughters, two Of whom
are married, besides one sister and one
brother, Judge j. n. Oien of Cleburne,
who have been with him in his last sick
ness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
At Canton.
speo,sl 10 the Gazette.

CANTON, TEX, Nov. l.-Congressman
D. B. KDgore spoke ct the courthouse
here this sftec1 DON. He speaks at his
home 1T wills Point Monday, the 9th.
Thsf the Dem Gratis will csrry the cay
nv about 800 m.iority in this county 10
the pre- iictIon Of close observers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Wanted,

One hundred thousand readers for the
Fort Worth WEEKLY GAZKTTK ut 10 cents
. month, or s1.00 syear. 1t Is the best
neWEDaper n the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
TER blS.
Lincoln journal

Wite-John, DON: see why the
authorities ps,mit people 10 play Iaat
horrid game, bsseban?".
"Way?"
"Why? Bacsuse IS causes so much vIo-
leuce and de.h. Il this newspaper &C
count Of s siugie game see inst one man
WAS knocked cut OF the box .ud three
Ssher unfortunate fellows. Died q. first
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
POLITICAL,
Few tbs Contest wsx.s wslm,r as the
SIKH OF November Draws Nsarers
kiig9Te sp ,ahs 81 Clntsn.
TIE Outlook 4 or tbs Dsuocrats Co'orad D
Ecc5Urssing 10 the Ex .rema.
Senator Promised.
! Issi woik 10 Iddinns
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. !.

VERY one scene d
hsrd at work TO-DAY
e5ou. the political
headquarters. PIE
psrstlors are being
made at yDth head
quarters tor receiv-
ing and tsbulstiug
the election returns
by precincts. This
matter involve 8
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Marine Intelligence.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, NV. 1.-Arrived
Steamship Alamo f;cm Nav York, general
merchandise.
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A slick specul. tor.
aoacial to the Gazetta.

6p0ClLl W tue 0hLctbo.
DALLAS, TEX NV. "A smooth
Spectator, whose name 1t is unnecessary
to mention, has invested several thousand
dollars In election bets in way that will
make his opponents feel like suckers
He selected such states as Connecticut,
Indians, Massachusetts, Michigan, New
jersey and New York and would bet with
either party, Democrat or Republican.
These states, as is well known, are sure
to give plurality and not ms ority.
He has made his bets in writing, and has
no chance to lose. For instance: he
would get Democrat and bet that New
York would not give Cleveland 1000 ma.
jority; then he would bet with Republi-
can that the same state would not give
Harrison 1000 majority. There is no
chance for him to lose, and numbers Of
gentlemen in Dallas will find out very
soon that msjority is one thing and
plurality Is another.
THE ELECTION.
The impending election i. exciting 3
vs. ~ amount Of quiet interest in this city.
Toe national contest has the call in point
of discussions and anxiety. The betting
is even up, only now and then that one
can get odds. The nearness Of the dsV.
causes men on both eides to swelter,
and men on both sides are scared to
death. Sometimes one can find q group
RECRUITING. the political struggles in this
STATE, but no two ever agree: Some
think Mills will be elt cted BY 10000 ma.
Dirty, others siy 2000, while Republicans
knd Edn.P artisans swear that he will be
dtfsSted. Theirs are some bets on the re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

f ; isA feeling Exists e1d bid fJr Ii by
r lus:aT II Clsv9isnd Is re.elsc'ed, /,
ri o. ss the President waose Secretary
Of STATE senf tae British Minister his
0sssDcrs5 sud snsrp3d his hasers al
Downing street, Il will BE- perilous
CT srecter re viii bsve eSfaed, because II
vi! have 10 be mIiotained,
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A REAL MURCEIS0N.
Construed ron FIRST Pcqe.

IN os;isve. Wntca-ver parry ecures
E gland the Ioudyst pIll via. Lord
Salisbury preserved ( -S.s1d's dignity
M tnRr,ln:-n u. I'm. "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

Wood cln be sawed in veneers only one
two-hundred:hs. OF an inch thick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

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