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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
nike. His Politics With His Religion.

Mixes His Politics With His R,iizion.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. 10 DIR. Il. c. Bur-
lesou is out in an Interview in which he
sewers sll relations with the Democrat c
psrty or account, he ssys, Of its compile
ity In the liquor trtffic. He declares his
Intentions to vote for z A. Jones sgsinst
Colonel Mills and says thzt with the lights
before him he will vote for Fisk sid
Brooks snd the entire Prohibition ticket.
"If devils were IS thick as drunken men
were when Colonel Mills was nomir ated,"
ssys the Doctor, "they couldn't scare
me-"
Doctor Burleson has been Democrs.
for O long time and csst his frat
vote for Polk and Dallas spd mis- Cenuuci
alton of the Democracy creates quite O
sensation here. He scores Colonel Mills
msrcilessly, and Gays he does not see how
any Christian man can vote for him. His
opposition 10 him is based, he declared,
on Mills anti Prohibition record and his
denucciation of preachers and Christian
ity. DR.. Burlesou's prominence IS presi.
dent Of Baylor University and mis- large
influence rs leading Baptist causes the
Pfohlbi!ionis here to reioice st his de-
clars!ion in favor of their party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

ton, born and changeless Republican,
has taken the stump for Mr.. Roope and
has also DR.. Osborn, the Union Labor
champion Of Bell county.
Mr.. Roope complains Of unequal
taxation, and that is one evil
that he wants TO take hand in
having corrected But he hiss begun Of
the wrong end, for the assessment rolls
Of Bell county show thst he is rot as
sessed with one dollars worth of prop
erty nor poll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Decatur Notes,



DECATUR, Tx, Oct. 19-F.ed L. Mer.
shon, Independent candidate for County
Treasurer, has withdraw, which leaves
10 opposition 10 the Democratic nominee,
L. X Pounds. Mershon wss once elected
trea, :er CT this county over the Demo
cratic nominee, he running IS Green.
bicker, and was reelected at the close
OF his first term. M. Mershcn inside q
good officer and is popular, but says
there is no use running against the Dem
ocratic nominee In Wise county now,
hence his withdrawal. :.
The Central Democratic Club expect an
enthusiastic meeting 81 the courthouse
Ssturdsy night.
The Presidential elector for the Fifth
district is John Il. Cobb, instead ct John
II. Cable, as published in THE GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
AUSTIN SENSATION.

The County Judge of Travis County Cha geo
with Taking Illegal Fe,s.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 19.-The sensation
here to-dsy was the srsest Ct Hon. J. NJ.
Breckenridge, County Judge OF Travis
county, Oh Indictments by the grand Jury
charging him wi n taking fees not allowed
by law, but authorized by
the County Commissioners. Judge
Breckenridge wss held on
his own recognizance. de WAS elected
two years ago on the Independent ticket,
aud by only two votes against the Dsmo-
cratic nominee. The county finances
Nave been investigated by q committee,
snd foutd in very unsatisfactory clSi-
ton,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Robert,on County Ba,b-cue.
special 30 sne Gazoue.

special 20 she Gazette.
CALVERT, TEX, Oct. 10 Robertson
county Democrats had grand dsy yes.
terday at Franklin, the county site. In
telligent and energetic committees had
arrangements for sn immense barbecue
which were well executed. TIE pavilion
at OVerall's Park had been beautifully
dec DRAFTED with bunting, bsndspnaE, ap-
propriate Democratic emblems AID al
elegant picture Of the peoples choice
The people we're there in vast crowds
early il the morTirg. AT 1880
the Hon. George Clark, the ora
tor CT TIE day, accompanied
by Hon. Sc0tt Field arrived. The
band rendered some excellent music SID
escorted the speakers to the grand stand
in the PARK. County Chairmsn Mitchell
introduced Judge CLARK, who in his charsc
terist!c wsy held the Vast audience in
r.pt attention for two hours. His pre-
sentasiol CT the tariff wss exhaustive.
His discussion Of the NoI-Partisan and
Union Labor people WIS courageous,
liberal and effective.
Hon. o Il. Cooper followed With an in.
terestiDg speech of thirty minutes.
Dinner vas then announced. The PEG
pie adjourned to the courthouse square
where they found numerous csrcssses OF
roasted oeeves, hogs and mutton. There
YVES sufficient to give the ceioTed people
= Iepsst sfter the whites had finished.
After dinner Hon. L. l. Foster WAS
introduced and made an able and inter
esiisg speech ct more than two hours
length.
Captain E. L. Anthony closed the speak.
ing with one OF the entertaining dis
courses inim!cable to himself.
Hon. John d. Mccall WAS on hard and
In happy mood, shaking hands with his
numerous Robertson county friends and
giving sweet smiles to the many beautiful
ladies' who graced the occasion with their
nrpapnca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Nominated for Corsrerr.

New ORLEANS, LA, Oct. 10 The Re-
publican committee OF the First district
to-day nominated Charles B. Wilson,
colored. OF this city for Congress In place
OF Mr.. Pinchback declined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 19 The fifteenth an
nusl convention Of tneWomsn's Christian
Temperance Union convened in the Met
rooolitsn opers house this morning. Del
egates were presen. from ali par.s of the
United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Express agents on Georgia sud Florida
railroads say il is quite common for fruit
merchants TO ship small consignments OF
melons with the address and other direc-
tions branded into the rind. This novel
scheme is only used where the fruit is to
go but short distance and to- different
parties in the came town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Spoks at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 19.-Speaker
Carlisle, Congressman MCMILLAN, Willis
and Hoover addressed to-nighE the larg-
est pollcal meeting ever held in this city.
Letters OF regret were resd from Pfesl-
dent Cleveland and Judge Thurman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
AZ Pilot Point.

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT PoINr, Tex, Oct 10 Candidates
for local representative, j. N. Rsyzsr,
Non Partisan, and j. W. Jsgoe, regular
Democratic nominee, addressed the reo-
pie here this afternoon. Nearly all candi-
dates for county Offices were here Iustling
on the outside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
UP IN INDIANA.
A Packed Opera House at Indianapolis
Hears Judge Thurman Expound
the Law Of Democracy.
storms of Applause Interrups the Orator
r.nmany b Ian Sends Sharp Reply
10 the County Democracy.
Thurman Speak,.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 10.

HUFFMAN was
prevailed d pom
to attend Q meet
ing to-day in Il 9
opera hoose,con-
'trsry to the an
non n c e m e n I
yesterday. Fl e
spoke ri ef y.
During the after
noon he went out
riding and called
on Mrs. .rhos A.
Hendricks, an d
visited the State
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Lacrosse of Votes in Denver.
Special to the Gazette.

DENVER. Col Oct. 19.-The registrs-
ton in the city OF Denver is the largest
in its history. During the past four days
10000 names have been entered upon the
books, which is eighty five more than the
books showed on the day Of election two
yesr5 ago. 1t is estlmsted the number
Will be Increased to 25, 900 by November 6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

To prevent drain pipes from stopping
up, pour hot Solution Of potash into the
pipes every moptNQI two. Then &c. your
husband to smcke Gflad Republic Cigar.
ros and Bufos. 0H forget it. Sold
BY all first-clsss ealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Bell County Pollticr.

speoiAI 70 the GAIette.
TEMPLE. TEX, Oct. 19.-Polltics
makes strange bed fellows. B. J. Roope
is running in Bell county for tn Lsgisla-
ture against the Democratic nominee.
He claims, however, to be . born DEM
ocrst, Jet Judge j. P. Osterhout Of Bel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
UNION OF FuRCES.
Powderly Takes Step Toward secur.
ing the Cooperation Of the Vari-
Gus Labor Organizations.
Lsttsrs to The BrothsIhoods OF Engineers
I'D Eraksnsu-Ohsnces of Success
Work of the Common GOOD.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct,

MA Al VIZ. Ia.
oNNHs. ASTER Workman
! ! !; ! !. !
CMHXs Powderly to day made
@Ijlk|sMA his first moVemen;
NIEMsM toward securing fra
" jA1&y&& tsrnsl CO operation OF
(1G4IEIMWH all labor organizations
XII VfT&SSof the country by
SXfS(WH2O sending kilograms &c
VLzf0SOS7 the convention OF the
Brotherhood of r .ilroad Locomotive L /
gineers at Richmond, vs., and the
Brotherhood OF Railroad BraSemen which
is in session a. Columbus, Ohio. The
dispatch to the engineers WAS as follows
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 10, lsss.
p. n. Arthur, Richmond:
Accept fraternsl greeting and best
wishes for successful session. VIII
your convention consent to frsteInal CO.
operation with other lsbor organizations
TO the end that all disputes may D3 prop
erly snd equitably ADJUSTED? The time 10
now at hsnd when ali labor orgen!z stions
On this continent, foTgejul OF TIE past,
should Cooperate on essentials for the
welfare OF Gil. Our hand IL extended in
friendship.
TSigned T.V. PowDERLY.
The dispatch to the Bsskemen's Broth.
erhood Wes as follows:
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Oct. 10
To the Convention Of the Br'therhcod OF
Railway Brakemen, Cclun bus, Ohio:
Cannot steps be taken to effect 40 ur-
derstsnding between 81 Labor orgsniz3-
tions thst the interests of all MY De
gusrded through Cooperative effort in ali
cases cf dispute and in seeking legisl.-
tion for labor? May success crown your
efforts, and may 10 hand turn the brake
that will step the wheel Of progress end
fraternity.
Signed T. V. PowDERLY.
~ certainly tx 1cct good results from
this" said Mr. PowdeTly this afternoon.
"Shortly ST ier the Burlington strika be-
gan sewers! prominent members Of the
Brotherhood came to see NE st Scranton,
and our inservieW was sucn IS to con-
vince me thst something could be done
to bring about better feeling between
the two organic ,tions. We are already
working In coujanction with the Brother
hood on the UGlon Pacific, ald sr5 ready
to cooperate with them on al other
roads; nor does this refer Only
to er gineers, frenen and brakeman,
bat to all other labor orgeniz atoms
All III lSFOI VI lcuSIStlDH
OF ell. There is not room fer two war
ring organizations in this country, bat
there is room il they work together for
the comnon goodgtor it. sm ready to
go IS fsr as any man In AmerIcs IL order
10 bring about this union of interests.
aud am salts fed thst the men who ore
the heads Of other labor organ zstions
have the Interest OF the men whom they
represent ss much at hesrt as profess 70
have, srd certainly expect to see all
working IN harmony in q very short
tlmeH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
a Dom ocrstio Rally.
Special to the Gazette.

5ptCIdI % INC HalSIEt.
TERRsLI, TEX, Oct. 10 The Demo
Gratis are to have grand rally st Poetry
to morrow night. Judge VIM. Charlton
ard Captain S.anfeld are to deliver ed
dresses. .ts. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

WHIST sra, the best teeth thst come?
asked Lynn asacher. eff ter clsss. "Fa!se
teeth, num-" REALIZED boy who smokes
Grand REPUBLIC ef$srros and buff,s. Sold
BY ali first cixss dgSlers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
FORT WORTH FUEL co..
- U.s.

Agents for the MoAnte Goal Mines.
The cold wave fsgsD flying, AID when
you 60 to the ,S30fe to order ccal, ask
Central to giS6 You the FORT WORTH
FUEL co, who have line of the best
lumu coal in the market. Yard and Office,
Ninth and Rusk streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

The French tkupos pronounce cough, bu,
they use DR.. Bull, ,sklgn Syrup; 25 cents.
A boon to s1Es&1hg apmanity-salvation OIL
Kills all pain, Ffice 25Rnts bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
n AkLACAEJs
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth RR

shortest Inc. quickest time from Gulf o. Mex
leo, Fort Worth and ali principal no;nts n
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pasiss
coast. including Trinidad, Pueblo, Msai;or.
UolorAo0 Springs, Denvl. Col. snd SAD Lake,
M. comprising new and elegantly eauippea
Pullman palace sieeping car and dining ca,
service, through to Denver. colnectir z 81 Ool
D. 4 g. r. r. Colorado Ms1isnd Railway an2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

Aade by all railroads in Colorado 70 pereors
holding our al cursion tickets.
Inc summer resorts Of Colorado are noted tia
Wofid over, and the scenery over the Denver
ana Rio "rande Is the grandess on earth,
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Eonte
at al coupon ticket stations In Texas srS
Louisiana. Gail for information spc deecr,utIvt
matter ON =. nj. BURROWS, T. p. A.; J. q
LlNIHURsT, City Agent. or W. V. NEWIIE,
A g. p. A. 6l2 Main street, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Attention, Younrsksan
A box Of lump eesf carried up to you
room tor Slxa%s
TelephsnsF0Rr WORTH FUEL co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Rates of Fare From Fort Worth

To Trinidad 44fSo, to PuebI, s2s 90, TO re,,
ersdo Springs ~ 90, to Denver ss4 .OO.
ROU4HfRIP EXCURSION RATES
Prom fortNorth to Trinidad aad retrrn SeS, %
10 Pueets Colorado ~ rings aud return S27. 50 .
TO De1ff and return $50. 90, to Salt Lale And rs.
Tickets sood for 80 days going and so d.y, r.
extreme limit o. ticket until Ocober ~ ISsS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
FALL FROM AFFLUENCE
Failure OF an Attempt by Heavy OPP
orators to Corner the Lead Market
of tbs Country.
And the Firm Goes Into Sudden Dscline
q Series OF Fioap cisl Misfortunes.
The Losses-rhe Asseis
CHICAGO, ILL , OF. 10.

He failure Ct
the attempt by
the biggest lesd
firm in the world
Nathan Corw.th
& Co , to corner
the Lad market
b y p urchasing
tn suTplussge
OF the outpu. Of
| e sd produced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Sarah Orne Jewett WAS born in South
Berwick, Me-, September 8, 1919.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
THE RAILROADS.
A Temporary Reduction of the forco
on the Bio Grande Division Of the
Texas and Pacific.

Receiver EDDY and General Manager fry
OF the Mssouci, Kansas aud Texjs
Expected Hero on the rs d,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Pullman Palace Bufet Sleeping Oars be-
tween Galveston and Kansas City and ST. Louis
aud FREE Reclining Char Cars between CAL
weston and GainesvIils,
JAMES 8. Clark, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Galveston.
O. D. LUsK, Tic1et Agent, Union depot, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
FACING LOADED GINS.

Two Priac ners attempt 70 Escape al ABB
lens aed Maks 6 Failure CT Il.
L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Brotherhood of R.ilrcad Locomotive + i
gineers at Richmond, vs., and the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Brakemen which
is in session a. Columbus, Ohio. The
dispatch to the engineers WAS as follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
DISCLOSED BY a IURrLg

the Fste Of Veteran f tho war Of tils Re
beI'Or.
Dakota Latter 10 the Sioux City Journal,
TIE Likes snd .ivers OF Dakota abound
HiIa turtle, but they ere always email,
seldom measuring over foot in Diane
lee. When yoar correspondent heard CT
The capture Of one which measured ihZee
feet two inches and 8 half isou head to
tail, he thought 1t worth travelisg hs!f q
mile 10 see. ArTiyiI z st the spot he saw
nothing but the lee0less body CT eD
enormous turtle such as had never
before BEEN seen 10 this section. While
using q measure TO verify It's length
he maize sn astClishing discovery. a
piecs Of bright metal seemed imbeooeo In
the shall, about loot from the edge
With the aid Of s pocket knife ne scrspsd
fl he moss srd slime, disclosing tie eMd
OF piece Il copper sire. Three more
wires were discovered, all similarly fast
e1ed. and sll lesdiDg to central loint
yer the back. Uoder these closely draw
wires WAS tit package, carefully GOV
cred with piece OF Is rubber blanket, 1t
was Letter written Ia lsTge, bold haEd
aud wonderfully We'll pre- served, for 'he
heading bore the dste CT August Il, 1863
It read as follow:
"ro ThoVer Providence msy direct this
humble messenger: can not hope ever
sgatn TO see the see Of Q huraGI being,
Ief. + Jrt Thompson the lst DAY Of Au-
gust, bearing ordera from c. mmandirg
iii ;ers 10 troops supposed TO De sta
toned somewhere IN this section. Tee
Il st dag Cut loat my ssddle-bags con-
tanning my rstions while swimming a
creek. Since then have
been wandering around &Ia the
ysln hope Of finding the troops, or some
pllce where | might get something
to est. My horse gave out aeysn dsYs
ago, and siuce then have travelled by
foot, but with no headsay, for here fiOd
myself St the same little wafer hole where
l left his dead body week since, and
endeayorsd TO quench my thirst with 6
drink of the brscstsn water, and while In
the act discovered turtle. Remember
ing piece OF wire which held one etir
rup Of my saddle, conceived the idea Of
stening message on its back By 3
9iece of lnin wire, knowing II
would soon travel on, as the wA.el
is fast drying up. Mp name i.
John B CaEisr, Company E, Fourth low!
Cavalry. l write this with no hope of !
ever bringing help, but knUw It'll the onl,
possible cnance Of ICY fate being known
ringing IL my esrs. drowsy head spt
horrible pains tbs. infect every part CT m
1ody, warn M that l have, not long t;
live. Fer humaDity's sake let him wh'
6ads this u1ssivs carry the news to m
,to- they are the only friends hav
% e.Eih. With the close OF this Il
down to die, PRAYING the FA:her that
msy be as painless aid speedy IS posi-
ole.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

~ shade better, While STOCKS are IN
usually narrow.
che coke and coal trade Is very fctive
at Pitssburg, ana the output CT ante'eeHe
cosl, 9.3 $40 tors Tor last week, has beer
! Tor iha :esr thus far 81, $50 tons,
.gsiast p $40 463 last yesf; gs!n oil
nesrly - per cent.
Exports fell per cent. below iast
wears :. New York, while the imports
mere IN Oc.cber we're about PEE cent.
| oel3y .s1yesr Pics 0; chief exports
| ole nroduc's Still rule so high SIS TO pre-
vent tr.e M yemeDt aud wheas hes sd
ysrced during The p'st week a0cu. ceol
WITH salesCf g.. 200, COO BUSHELS.
Corn advs2ceQ q: with ss]es OF sc. 500,
oo0 husse!s; os 9 advanced Il pJIk IS;
Ger b1rTel; Gil IL with smsl trading;
cott31 l Is Ul,h gsles Of $4,000 OIL -,
ard G.f-e remained steady wiki
sal 5 Of 234 COD osgs crrinG me WeeA
In tna N 12tnu preceding those OF taa po
itical tXcitemt nt speculation had oeeu
u5ugrsuy kc'ive ard ex!fsv sg2nt. %nere
| hsG come s mcre cottiisnt tole u mary
branches Of business, and IeTger trace
| with inrrLY.re prices usually anticipated
az result e Z g possponenent OF very
msuy operations and purchases IN the
pazs month. IN reports from Interior
pCi1.s generally /. i noteworthy
5h,t the aggregate OF t!ar9Ac:lons Nss
l,rge for only flys WorAiEg days. A. 81.
cities Iep0r;iog money Continued IN 1911
or active demand, while scarcely sly
co mpIsInt of sttiI gency is heard, and col
lac ions, though somewhat interrupted,
cave been OF the whole satisfactory with
Improvement noted IN several
cases. TIE large volume Ct currency
n circulation toyether with temporary
iuxctivity Of speculation txolatIs the
matter. TIE circulation Of all kinds Ct
money rescued 81 ,407, ST. ,G68NoFemhs1 l.,
oeirg S. 10000 larger than year
ago. In The past week the treasury
ass pad S1,7tO.0c0 more than 1t
uss taken IN. The report CT
he anthrsci:e and bi.uminous furnaces
IN tlsst showed weekly output O. l28.
$40 tons, against l19,l59 month RgJ,
AID 1870, 1877 Jesr sgo. n the cutTG. CT
chs!cJn iron 81 increase OF s5cuE PSF
cent n the month OF OctoDeT
makes the weakly output only kb- n
II per cent. smsller Ufa at t1:s
date isst gear. The Increase OF late has
nsea msinIy IN soG!hern lrodUc:ion. NJ
charge in prices is recorded As yet
Steel rails hS7e bseA st very low ngu!es.
10 all Al, 900 tors ware tsken by Sander-
bitt roads AMI a5 mach more By other
c jmpanles, sad il is reported that large
ORDERS can yet De plsced Ct rot more
than S27.
The wool market hss been decidedly
more sctive and stronger, out while 3
mere cor ii lent feeling prevails trade iGl-
proysnen5 in orders Or purchases IS no!
yet observed.
Cotton goods have been film with q
strong undeTtoue.
the boot and shoe trade IS firm
sud active. Deliveries this yesr
thus far have been Z 10 s per Cent.
TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS have not bean
heavy, prices hsve scsrcsiy changed at sill
IN we sggtegate. The business failures
Gurlpg F0e week numosr 236 IS ccDpsred
With 20 isst week and 25t the week pre-.
vicus. For the corresponding week last
Vear tie Gotal was PAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
MISSOURI.

Official aud semi, fficiaI returns hsve
been received from ninety 81 the ia
counties il the state, and with sdVice.
from the remaining twenty FIVE show 'hs
Cleveland's plurality will ex;eed %, 900
Francis, Democrat, for Governor, vii
nave plurality over Kimhsll. Ranuol-
can, OF about $4,000. Ths Republican
1'ste committee now conc e9e tae e.ec-
ton of Francis, but BY very small ma
jority No further changes have occurred
In the congressional delegations. 1t will
stand ten Democrats and four Rspuoli-
cans, q gain OF two for tne Il Apnolirane
The state Legislature will probably Stand
Senate-25 Democrats, 9 Repaonc."e ,
Houses Democrats, IS Republicans
The Democra los. nine members OF The
Legislature in St. Louis and gs ned one IL
the country, s nes republican gain c
eight,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Il huR:k' aaes0KYs
How Bright Minded Fq1ino Restore
Himst.f u HB Owner.
Boston Transcript.

How a Bright ii Ece1 Fq1ino Restored
Himst.f /, H,s o-aer.
Boston Transcript,
mryy aar3 ego M. ADr.1n D1cge O.
Ipswich, Mas owned beautiful horse
which Was the pet CT the family. He WAS
admired ny oil Who knew his playiuIness
and good qualifications. In the summer
it was M. Docg='s habit occasionally to
haYe frolic Win his hcrse ia his barn
yard, shen let him Gu. alone sCd he would
go 70 ;he river, which WIS about one-third
OF mile distant, Wnere he u!d bstne,
then 60 to common and roll on the
grass, then stsrt for home; his stable
was renovated for him while ne was
gone and his brsssfast put in his crib
II he met his master ne would show some
coltish prn1ks, run tor the stable, pull
ous the wooden pin that fastened tee
door with bis teeth. src Iush to his man
ger TO lad his tood Oae night the horse
was stolen from the stable. After the
expiration OF sixteen years Mt.
Dodge WAS ct tie tavern when 8
msn drove q horse up to the door.
horse and told lhe driver his reason
iEI SC-lSNLJS IL ~ &c LIE AAC Luan lO4Sk
his story Of whom he bought he horse,
and thst he had owned bin for several
yesrs, II was fosily agreed tina the
horse would, on being taken 10 his old
stsble, 50 through The habit Of
ca,hiDg, running on the grsss, and
pulling the pin from the stable door,
as above described, Mr.. Dodge should
have him When the horse vi lei out II
20 his old yard he viewed tie premise
for momers, then started for his Ole
bsth-tub, then for the green tow i on tht
common. then to his cid stable, pulled
the wooden pir, aud won for himself 1
good meal and mis- old master his fAvorit,
horse. These fscss sre vouched for b
the relisble residents Of tie beautiful
picturesque old town, and chow conclu
sively the long memory OF our nobl
| animal.