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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
ABOUT PEOPLE,

Prince Bismarck has gone back to besr
and tobacco.
Count Tolstoi, the novelist, assists hIs
tenants 10 repairing their cot,sges.
Admiral Porter has written for AneTics
some "reminiscences CT Gsri5sldi.
Henri de Borpier is preparing drains
il which Mahomet Is 70 be the leed.ne
figure.
Emile Zol. hiss allowed his hair to
grow long sitter the fashion of Alpnonse
Daudet.
Oscar Browning, who Was ar intimate
frierd,is to write monograph on George
E lot.
Prince Bismarck intends 20 write the
life OF Emperor Frederick, according TO
the gossipers.
Ii has become sppsrert that Attorney
General Webster CT England is by no
means Daniel Webster,
Colonel Lamont remarked 8 day or two
ago thai President Cleveland had not de-
c!ded whether he would go 70 BuftAlo TO
vote.
Three Eoglishmsn now have statues in
Frsnce-Lord Brougbim at Cannes,
Jenner at Boulogne-surMer and Shkkss>
peare in Paris. IL.
Colonel Eoenez,r Burgess Ball of Tir-
ginia, the nearest living relative OF Gen
eral Washington, recently declined the
position Of wstchman At the top of the
Washington national monument st S
salary Of S45 8 month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
ANOTHER BLAINE MISTAKE.

Oace more has Mr.. Blaine opened hi.
mouth and allowed the Republican party
to put its foot in it. About the time
President Cleveland Vas seud!og L'ld
Ssckville his passports, MI. Blaine wsi
using the following language in spec CD
at Albany, N. Y.
You are reading good deal in Democratic
papers inst now es to Lord Sackville-West bs
ing recalled. The Cleveland admiListsr .ion
wants to chow their Indignation fol
hi. Intervention. 1t will only take one
word to secall him. What they have
been doing Is tr5iHg ~ get the English Prime
Minister In Loniol to recall him. Mr. Bayard
or PIesirent Cleveland neither one Of them q
make that p :ediction 10 dav. there Is a week
left of the campaign will dare to send LoId
Sackville home. Mr.. Phelps. the American
minister In Londoa, IS we get news over the
cable, Is dir ing out a. Hatfield with Lord Sails
bu. >, to see If Lord Salisbury won't relieve Mr..
Cleveland and Mr. Bayard by recalling Lord
Syckyille,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
"WHO is SAN EHERSON2'

Who 70 this sam Emerson mentioned in some
of the .nterviews IL he prrss OF the civ The
public desires q short political biography OF
that gentleman - Evening Call.
THE GAZETTE Is nothing il not oblig-
ing Captain L nerson WAS soldier OF
the L aion. He is member OF the G. A,
R OF the Old Fellows, OF .he Farmers
Alliance, Of The Knights OF labor and was
ct one time = V!dette, being one CT the
five charter members OF mat order il
Tsrrsbt county.
Captain Emerson WAS ST one time ores
ldent OF 8 local Farmers Alliance Of Tar
rant county.
Captain Emerson was prime mover,
II not the lesdiDg spirit, IN the Enor
germ that developed into the Peoples
party in Tsrrsnt county in 1886.
Ha is Republican Of the stralghtes'
sect, and would rather defeat the Demo
cratic party than fall heir to fortune.
Captain Emerson in s good citiz En-, 4
reliable and an honest man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
A BRAVE NEWSPAPER.

To the Fort Worth 9AZLTrE: What are you
ing TO co aboutil We mean yoQr great cry
about the Naticua, Order of Nicet:es Dom
you think you have BIT off more than you car
chew - Jetftr Jimplecute.
The JlmplGcute Is brave newspaper
The Jiuplecute does not deny the ex.
istence OF the Vide!tes, or inst the order
IVES organized rs G ciose political corpo'
ration On military plan and bound &c
gether by strong oaths. On the contrary
the Jimp.ecute wsnts 70 kuow what THE
GAZETTE is going to do about 1t.
TIE GAZETTE csE do nothing about il.
This pspe. is not srsEd jury, or diS
,rics attorney, or the people. THE GAZETTE
is simply e newspaper whose mission snt
duty compel the publication OF news snc
facts. THE GAZETTE has printed the fsc
CT the existence Ct secret oath bount
political order in Texas organized on {
military plsn. The GAZETTE can do II
more than to print facts, and prove then
when they are questioned.
The Jlmplecu:e should not ask TIL
GAZETTE, but the people what they art
going 20 do about 1t.
1 the people desire to have their poll
tics and tfficcs dominated by an inne
courcn OF men bound together By osshs
organized IS soldiers and meeting il
secret only, the people unquestioL aol,
haye right to submit.
Bus whether the people rebel egains
mil,.a-y political control or submit to i
as wise SID safe Iu!e, TBE GAzETTi
will 60 On printing the news eud develop
ing facts despite 81 obstacles. THE GA
zETTE is newspaper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Shot Her Husband.

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 2-Dstective
JAKE LoWenssein, wsll-knoWn cffi;er,
WAS fatally she. this morning by mis- wife.
Tbs decd Was the result Of qu.rrels
which the couple have been having for
some time. THIS morning, it 10 said, the
Quarrel was resumed, whereu2cn the
woman pulled q revolver and fired ave
shots s: Der Husband. One passed
through the left side Of his head just
sb.y: the ear End c me on. at the right
side. Thie vii! n ell probability prove
fatal. Another bullet grazed his breast
and another struck t1s thumb OF his righ'
hsnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
MR. PUMPH as A UITNES IS.

Mr.. Rumph rose to reply. He did not deny
the existence OF the order (Vitettes', but had
to Justify It By saying tina the Democrats tried
"seoret caucuses "-rDallas News stephen.
Vile special. october 80.
Who Is MI Rumph!
Was he not candidate for president
Of the Farmers Alliance against Evan
Jones?
Is he not the Union Labor candidate for
Congress in the Eleventh district? And
was he not an sspirant for place on the
state ticket Of his party?
Is he member CT the Videttes whose
existence he does not deny, but jUstifles?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

In review CT the political situation in
Illinois, the Chic:go News (fnd.1 thinks
that in the geberns.ori,l race there Is 9
chance in favor Of General Palmer, and
on the electoral result says: "The
REPUBLICAN voters who favor the Mills
bill and Will vote for Clevelszd are likely
TO surprise the politicians in some locsli-
ties. The workingmen who will vote for
Harrison as protectonist have SIS a
rule, always been Republicans. About
the only uncertainty in fhe result or the
presidential ticket is this secret vote Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

The editor Ct The Cal is said 10 DC S
lawyer. He has managed the case CT tbs
Videtses very BADLY.
Re shoGli have borrowed hint
from MIR. BIiden.hall OF Kansas, whc
admitted the existence Of the Videttes In
the Suufi over ssa,e, bu. declined to state
their purposes.
o.: he should have advised his clients
to do as Mr.. Runph did S! S.ephe nville
Justify the existence OF the Vidsttes By
the fact thss daylight political parties
hold caucuses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Terrell,
Specisl to the Gazette.

SpeclSI 20 the GazeIte.
TERRELL, TEX, Nov. Pete Dun.
ming, negro lsborer at the Terrell
compress, who only came here few
days sgo from Ennis, had his hand
caught by the press and 80 badly ms,ned
as to require amputation. e
Oivllle Iuabris's liabilities are not act
usiiy known, but estimated ct between
$50 600 and S32 900, but this is probably
euesswo1k. The invoice Just finished is
S14,s97 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

THE GAzEIIE's election returns mex!
week will be il demand, and sil ne VS.
dealers should promptly send il their
orders for extra copieg CT the paper.
Arrangements hsY3 been made for as full
reports OF state and national election ss
the count ard telegraph facilities will
permit, and The GAzETTE's election re,
turns will not be exce!led by these CT any
psper In the southwest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

4 TRICK O; he Videttes seems 20 be tc
tell man when he kicks out Of The ordel
70. any reascB, that the order will dis
oand, that tho minutes will be destroyed
ths. the charter will be returned, and thai
the whole thing will be done away with
This WAS done In Tarrsnt county, arc
noH Judge Hsr6iu OF Connnche county
teel f ,s 70 the game trick. Men Of "su
perior intelligeree'-wel, we sbeul6
sriile,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

PHILADELPHIA Record: We lean from
the Atlania (Ga.) Constitution that if Mr.
Grady had not been intimsteiY connected
with the Constitution it would have had
no hesitation il saying that MIR. Grady
made "sn epoch Masking speech" at Dal-
lag, Te,. r. C2uotitu,ion should moi
hesitate. 500 epcchs are started in
Texas, or else where, i. is important that
everybody should have due warning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

TIE national Republican executive
committee, with great flourish, offered
$4,000 for the conviction CT any person
frsudulently registering, They hsd t.
pay the reward when the detectives ar
rested and procured the conviction OF
George Gordon, Republican repeater.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

Canthrun for the arrest OF Ben Russell,
colored, fof disturoirg the peace IT was
placed in tee Hands Of W. L. Hays for
execution. Hays summoned Ssm STAN
ford, Claude Stanford and Will james to
assist in the arrest and Wednesday night
| they proceeded TO the negro's house to
execute the papers. They found
two other negroes st R1ssell's house snc,
| II is claimed by the mother OF Ben Rus
sell, that the posse OF men told the ne
groes to hold their hands up, and st the
| same time fred on them. She states that
ona OF the crswled under the bed. The
other two ran out the door. One made his
escape uufpiured, Blu. the other
sought the chimney corner for refuge
and when in 6 few feet Of the corner the
contents OF shotgun were emptied into
his stomach, mskiI G hole as large ss an
egg. All four OF the white men were
| Union Labor men, and they stayed 81 the
negro house al night, and the next
morning some eight or ten other Uaton
LABOR men had congregeted around Ing.
negro's cabin with their sh2fc
guns, Winchester Eifes -tFand
pistols and would not ailo1 any one.fS
| talk with the Old negro woman osfsx =
anime tie dead negro. Soon sftsf sels
rise the negro, Ben RusSell, Ior HnOm scej
cspias wss issued, returned TO his litt&
csoin and On nearing the house the page
Of I've opened fire on him sgs n, il f :sHn.s
mortal wound IN his side aud in his a: u3Y
| M dicsl aid was Summoned. TIE phpn
clans say he may die. GaoIgs Washing
ton Grillin, one Of the negroes who wss
ct Russell's house ct the time, was slso
seriously shot in the eye. He Eay die
Thel old colorsd woman refused to talk
Tor some time when INTERCEPTED,
stating that tie men told her
they would Kill her too II she told how it
happened. The old negro woman stated
that it originated about politics, that they
had tried to get Ben Russell (colored), to
to JOIN the Knights OF LABOR and Union
Laoor party. Rassell told them he would
do nothing OF the kind, that he
expected 10 vote the Democratic
ticket. A c.pias has been issued for the
arrest OF the four parties who participated
il the killing. The cficsrs are Gu aft r
them now. An examining trial will BE-
had before Judge Spinks as coon as they
are arrested ard Witnesses summoned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

JUDGE LINDSEY, in a speech at Ste
phenville, Tex, asserted tie existence Of
the Videttes and said he bad the rsms IS
Of members who resided in Ersth county
Was this trick Of Judge Lindsey to
defeat some Independent candidate for
local Office in Tsrrart county?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
A CoMANcHE spacial to TEE GAzETTl

A CoMANCaE spacial to TEE GAZETTE
ssid:
The Hon. ". o. Hamilton was introduced and
made very forcible and telling speech. He
charged and proved that there existed in the
ranks OF the Union Labor Non Partisan party q
secret organization or inner council called the
National Order of VIdettes. its membership in
Comsnche county numbering 100, CT about one
tenth the strength of the Union Labor psrty.
Its members have to attain to certain cegree
of Intelligence before they are eligible to mem
bershlp, or, in other words, they have TO be
GOOD msnipulatoIs of conventions ard elections
before they will be accepted as members.
ruerc are ave l2dzes or councils In this county
oficered and equipped si!sF the style Of militia
~ organizations. 1t has It, generals. Colonels
captains, lieu!enants, and orderly ssrgealts.
They have ar,enels and places Of b.vou2c.
He offered as proof to sustain the alb 3ve
charges, first, the book Of Instruction, contain
ipg tae declaration Of purposes, the oath to be
sdministere to the initiate: and the duties.
etc.. of the members. but in order to be able 20
read tho book inteil!gently 1; is necessary TO
have key which he also had. He then pro-
daced letter written by one of the candle ates
on the Union Lab u ticket notifying 8 conrads
(Micador) to appear at certain place On q GER
tin time, rs they had special orders from
headquarters, and signed his name thereto,
and also designating his rank 10 the order q.
being that Of orderly sergeant Of certain ci
vision, ETC., and in corrobora!toD Of all the
above facts the County Judge of this county
arose anf stated that he had been gulled into
lining 1t by over persuasion aud misrepresen
tation; that 1t did exist and that the Union
Labor lsRGers CT his county belonged 10 1t and
hsd b,en manipulating Il in their own inter
este.
Was this trick Of Mr.. Hamilton 20 de-
feat some Independent candidate for To-
cai Office in TaTrant county,
Was this G trick of the County Judge Of
Comanche county (1ho was invsigied
into joining the Videttes) TO defeat some
Independent candidate for local office in
Tarrsnt county. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

Mr.. GEORGE W. PIKE, or general"
Pige, who Instituted the first bivousc or
council or "13" Of Videttes in Fort
Worth, is taking part, according to tie
printed minutes, in the proceedings Of
the Kansas Vldestes. Is this s trick OF
Mr.. Pike to defeat some Independent can
didste for local Office in T,rrant county?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Fell from . Cup5is.
Corre.pasdance of ths e.zsttC.

Corresptidahce Of the Gazette.
SIpE SPRINGS, TEX OF. 90 Mr.. j.
P. Cook, carpenter from Comsuche,
WAC has been experimenting the con-
ssfuctlon Of the new Methodist church st
this plsce, fell from the cupola to-day,
sustaining very painful though not fatal,
injuries. His wounds snd bruises have
received attention, snd he is doing as
well as could be expected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

CAPTAIN B. F. PEQUXs snd DistIic,
Attorney Stafford o. Minsols have q liz,
Of the membership OF the National Order
Of Videttes in Wood county.
Is this trick Of Massrs. Psques and
Stafford to defeat some Indedandentican
didste for local Office in Tarrant county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

THE Cleveland Plain Dealer reminds
the Democrats OF Ohio that Samuel J
Tilden twelve years sgo came within 5000
votes Of carrying the state Rs against ore
Of the then most popular Republicans in
the stste and on full vote. II they dc
their duty on the Oh day Of November,
OHIO Will cast Ter vole Tor Cleveland AID
the grand go. & Roman"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

BEWARE Of the men who c!amor for 6
"free ballot snd fair court" Il commu-
nifty where a free ballot hns Eever been
denied. The thief Iuurirg away with
the plunder always cries "stop thief"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
KOYICE go caE PUBLIC.

FIR. L. CALHOUN 8 de General Agen. o.
TaE GAZETTE. This O ice Will be responsible
Tor 81! Laon!eo paid 10 g Id settlements made by
him.
The local agents 0fTaE GAZETTE nre known
La Snc.r respective communities, ana are re
xoonbibIe 70 the cubgcriber until he gets his pa
Ger showing the maturity on the label, which
they Cen examine and see that they have cfeci
according 20 the amount paid.
All parEles are Cautioned 30 exam ne care
Euy the latter u authority Of any person no.
Known 20 them, who represents himself al
travelling agent OF or solicitor for subscription
TO THE GAZETTE.
We cenu0t hold ourselves responsible for tht
sete OF thosa who have 10 authority to repre
gsntUs, DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

TIL Cape Ann fishermen vote as they haul
their travis On the door CT fish house In
Folly Cove, almost at the extreme point of the
cape, stIiBlng work of art in glazing red
pain, We. recently observed. 1t represent, a
fisherman in outline. with downcast mien. his
gear IN one hand an6 single small fish in the
oth'r. OYER his head Is the legend, also in red
paint This Man Voted for Cleveland aud
Free Tra,e.' This rude drawing points It's
own morally NV York Press.
Veg, end adorns O fish tale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

IT WAS scarcely 10 be expected that
tsrif reform would gain converts from
the delegates to the Chicago convention,
but the tariff plank adopted there has
forced one at least to announce his in.
tentlon to. support Cleveland. It's Colo
mel A. N. Hardy Of Washington, Ind I,
who declared his intention on Wednesday
last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

SOME Ct tie REPUBLICAN papers criticize
c evelsnd for dismissing Lord Sackville,
others think It was the proper capsr, but
ssy he only acted sitter B.sine had sug-
gested 1t. Meantime the noble lud will
psck nis traps spd sail fer E 7glard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

THE only thing that keeps the Brooklyn
Times from being as mesnly and mali
ciousIy partisan IS she Cincinnati Com
mercigl Gsz cite and the Ohio Safe Jour
nal is The lack of ability. TIE Times
does as well, however, IS it Can; what II
lacks IL achievement 1t makes uo IN de-
al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

JUDGE LINDSEY, in public speech at
Sephenyille, Tex, on October so, stated
that twenty reputable citizens Of Conan
che lad como cut from the order wi
deter and repudisted the same.
wse this 6 trick OF these twenty citi-
zeps Of Ccmsnche county to defest some
Independent candidate for lccsl { file in
Tsrrsnt county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

IT must have been copy OF the Con-
gressionsl R2ccrd which the melancholy
Dave WAS reodirg when ne said "Nords,
words, words" The volume OF that es
tsemed contemporary Jus. completed con
tains IL, 900, 600 of th.m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
AD,..ppearspe. and 3 Deficit

BosrON, MASS. Nov. 2-Hsroert L
Cdtchett, aged thirty-three, Of the trm
Of Daniels & Critchett, real estate and
auctioneers, has disappeared, leaving 8
deficit In his accounts, it Ia said, Of S25,-
900. Cdtchstt had full charge of the
financial IF lirs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

LET every voter in Tsrrant county resd
his bsl!ot. Men desperate OF desire for
ofice will resort TO every mesrs TO attain
their end. Let every voter Of every psrty
resd his ballet, that no "mixed ticket"
may be pslmef IF or him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

A. B. STAFFORD, District Attorney Of
the Seventh Judicial district Of Texas,
hss now in his possession the constitC-
ton, bylaws and rituEl Of the National
Order Of Viiettes in Texas.
Is this trick Of District Attorney
Stafford Ct Mineols 10 defeat some indie
pendent for local Office in Tarrsnt
comfy?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

WHEN Republican papers pretend TO
quote Democratic jlurnsl at oil, they
usually show Partially for the New
York Sun, says the Toledo Bee. They
will hardly herald forth the Suns latest
prophecJ-that the prohibition vo.e will
cut into New York state Republicans this
yesr es il has never done before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

RELIGION is, or ought TO be, for the
purpose CT teachirg men row 20 live. not
how to die. When fellows time TO die
comes he GOES i. as easily ard naturally
as If ne had been used 10 dying all his
I;fa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

Mr. RUMPH has queer idees OF citizan-
ship in free republic when ne can JUS
tify membership il. secret oath bound
nili,sEy-polit:csI organ zN!on By the eau
cuses Of daylight political psr'ies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

If TIRE Democrats do not carry New
York, New Jersey ard Indians, and scsre
the Republicans in Connecticut, Califor-
MA, Michigan, Illinois and OHIO, then al
signs fill in battle on the tariff,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

MR.. RUMPH does no. DEFY, bat just
hes the existence 0: the Y.iettes N
Tex1a.
Is tais trick Of ar. R1nph TO de.
feat some Irdependant candidate tcl
local cfflcs in Tarrsnt County?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND may or may no.
have been poker player IN his time, hut
the way in which he raised Lord Sackville
out Of the game would lndicste that he
knows the value OF good hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

men who do not like to be called Mug
wumps and have no intention OF becom'
Ing Democrats, bu. are tariff reformers
1ithou: free whisky attachment"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
DIED OF dis In j as.es,.

DIED OF dis In aries, <se8
Special to the GsIotts.
CANTON, TEX, Nov. 2.-Tha6Sot&g
man Willie Dackers. who Was QporteS5n
Yesterdays GAZETTE IS beg moNAly
NSGnded snd scalded, o&d yesterday
morning. The ether man, Bud Roseman,
who was also seriously hurt by the boiler
explosion, is Sill alive and is expected TO
recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

THE large number of idiot1c electios
bets registered this season show thst the
fool killer has been taking year of-in-
stead Of taking lot of heads OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

THE enemies CT Mills are the enemies
Of tariff reform and the enemies Of De-
mocrscy, for tariff reform is Democracy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

THE Presidents proclamation will
cause his turkeyship to hop up one limb
higher when he goes 20 roost.