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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
BLAINE sY THURHAN

In james G. Blai1e's "Twenty Yasrs
Of Congress" that Republican leader
speaks of Mr.. Thurman as follows:
His rank in the Senate WAS established
from the day ne took his seat, and WAS
never lowered during the period OF his
service. Hewas an admirably disciplined
dsbster, was fair il his method Of state
meut, logical in his arguments, honest in
his conclusions. He had 10 tricks in
81 cussica, nc catch phrases to secure
attention, but wss always direct and
manly. Il g mind WAS not preCccupied
and ergtcssed with political contests or
with affairs Of state. He had natural and
cultivated tastes outside Of those fields.
He was discriminating reader and en-
dyed not only serious books, butinclired
also 10 the lighter indulgence OF romance
and poetry. He was especially fond CT
the best French writer's. He loved
Moliere and Racine and could quote with
rare erjoYnent the humorous scenes de-
picted By Ba'B.c. He took pleasure
10 the drGm1 and was devoted
TO music. Ia Washington he would usu-
ely De found 10 the best seat OF the thea-
ter when good plsy vas tobe presented
or an opers was to De given. These
taaies illustrate the genial side Of his ma.
ture and were fitting complement to the
stronger and sterner elements of the man.
His retire nent from the Senate was Sc
rious loss 10 his psEty-s loss indeed to
The body. He LET. behind him the respect
Of sll with whom he had been associated
during his twelve years of honorable SER
wee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
HOW THEY STARTED.

Senator VArce H.s ho:el clerk.
Secretary Baysrd WIS clelk il NEW
York.
Tom Reed Of Maine was p.ymaster in
the navy.
Ja5ge KELLEY, fs:har of the Hyoss, was
8 jeHeIer.
Leland Stanford wss country LAWYER
in u iscorsin.
Senator Dawes WAS schooImsster and
country editor.
Senator MorrAl OF Vermont KEEP. a
COUNTRY grocery store.
Senator CulloE wes famous IS : corr
husker 10 early Gays in Illinois.
Senator Stewart Ct Nevada mined VII h
pick and shovel IN California.
President Cleveland compiled the
american Herd BOOK" and received $50
for his service.
Justice Bradley laugh. s district school
every winter from his sixteenth to his
tWerty-frss year.
Samuel J. Randall, whom nobody sup
poses to have hsd war record, IVES q
private in company Of cavalry.
Senator SHbin, with his trousers tucked
in his boots, ussd to stand on the streets
CT Springfield, Mass ell dsy TO sell cord
wood that ne 1ad cDCpped and hauled
twelve miles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
Wants Il bert L'ncoIn.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

II is most probable that the Blaine
among themselves, and while they are
squsbbling the rank and file will seek 81 =
dances OF tlelr own. This will render
the chances greatly in favor Of the nOmI-
nation of either Shermsn or Gresham,
and as the promoters OF Gresham's can
didscy are mostly from h ranks Of those
VINO up to the time OF the florence letter
were warm supporters OF Ny Blaine,
it seems probable hat ne will draw more
OF them to his banner than Mr.. Sher-
man can 10 MS. THIS would lu-
crease GreghGm's chsrces over all others.
II, however, E ms, Platt, ct 81. CSn de-
feat the nomination OF both Gresham and
Sherman, the contest viii wax warm aud
the pOssio lity Ct dark horse becomes &
probability. 1t is hard to believe that
the friends # Sherman snd Gresham Will
promptly g. to those who combined to
accomplish their downfall. There will be
plotting and counter plotting, but the
spirit Of the people will reach the caucus
rooms, and the gravity Of the situaiion
will deter even RASH politicians
from doing that which may prove
disastrous. Ia fact, from the DE-
ginning OF the convention the shadow
II dark horse viii lie about its Csndl-
tates, and the men who ore trying to
manipulate delegations for the benef Of
their fsvGrites cannot fail 10 feel its pres
eICe. There is a man who for year
has steadily refused the pleas Of the peo-
pie TO be Candidate, but whom the peo-
pie still hold in Their hearts, aid If any
thing should occur 10 make the name at
the mead Of the ticket Ike that which led
on TO victory il 1860 and '64. & million
people, scattered from Maine TO Texas,
will see the hand Of Providence in it. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

A SERIOUS offsnse in the state OF Sosth
Carolipa is that of entieing away laborers
working under contract, and a curious
case arose under the law recently. A Miss
HSmil on, vita he sister, brother and
m 1ther, contracted 20 work with ]. B.
Ashley of Abssvile. Although poor, the
girls were young ahd pretty, and Miss
Hamilton coon captivated the heart OF
young farmer BrateAer. He asked her to
marry aim, She accepted hin, the cere-
mory WAS psrfs1 med aud he took her to
his home. Miss Hamilton, however, was
still under another kind Of contract with
Ashley, and II VAS Unlawful for BratcheI
to lake her c # the place. Bu. the jury
g-ve the young couple a verdict Of moi
guilty as wedding present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mrs. Mary B. Young Is winning fame
fer philanthropy st Fall River, MASS.

Mrs. Mary B Young is winning fame
fer Philanthropy st Fall RIVER, Mass.
Nine. Wilson, the daughter OF ex- Pres
ident GrevS, is coming to New York to
live.
Princess Alexandra CT Greece will
msrIY the Gar Of Russia's youngest
brother.
George Surge, who died lately In Eng
lano, left more than 81 $50, 900 to various
charities.
Scandinavian woman has driven
eight persons in Michigan insane by her
preaching.
Mr.. Gladstone has struck on the picture
business. He declares he will never Sit
for smother portrsit.
john G. Whittier, the peet, has sent his
congratulations to Dom Pedro on his abe
lition Of slavery In Brszl.
Queen Victoria will present aae paint.
Ing of herself to Prince Bismarck as s
souvenir of her visit to Berlin.
J. C. Flood, the old partner CT eI Sen
ator Fair in California, has retired from
the banking business, and Fair, who was
pushed out by Flood three years ago,
again takes the chief mansgership of the
Nevads Bank.
A trunk, on which was printed the
name of James G. Blaine, was found
among the steerage baggage Ct an incom-
ing steamer at New York the other day,
and threw Whitelaw Reid and Steve
Elkins into a At Of old fashioned sgue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
MARLIN.
School Teachers for The BuEuirE Year
Cotton Prospects.

School Teachers for The EnEuirE httr'
Cotton Prospects.
Correspondence of the Gazette
MARLIN, TEX, June IL The ootf. :.
trustees OF the public schools me. lA'.
night and elected the following teacHeIs
for mex. year: Professor E. M race
principal, with the following assls1sn =
Miss Marie Leslie OF Waco, Mas Cara .,
Buckingham Ct Chsppel Hill, MSS " l..e
Msy Shelton OF M1rlIp, M "a OzeI'a b PSI
lett of Marlin, Miss Mary PiLk'r Oh 90.
vert. R. j. Willis WAS elected PRIME, .
of the colored school, and Mss T. IL
Wheeler assistant. Una
TIE teachers for this year are the sa ,-.
as were employed during the pas: -
sion, with the exception OF MISS W.
Parker, who is an sdtitIon 10 the c-ly-'
The schools sra constantly glo6il&
popularity owing TO the I'll ,ienI VIA
Prof. Pace and his sble assistants. ..,-
This town expects to snip -
more bales OF cotton curing the COS
season. Prospects 70; goot cgtps oI o.
kinds are fattering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

THE readers OF THE GAZETTE must
not expect it to follow the Galveston
News TO the indecent extent to which it
goes in It's issue of Monday. TIE GA
zEITE is a great family Newspaper,
printing nothing that may no. safely be
taken into the homes of the people, and
when contemporary with which 1t is en-
gagged IN controversy so far forgets the
proper dignity OF journalism as to print,
eitser directly or by iusinu.tiop, those
things that are too vulgar to be read and
discussed by ladies sud children, that
contemporary will be left to wallow alone
in It's Alth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
JaoRsboro Summer Normal.

Special to the Gazette.
JACKsBoRo, TEX, June THE tIer-
cises of the Jacksboro Summer normal
will commence July ), Immediately after
the close OF the Northwest Texas
Teachers Association al this place, and
continue four weeks. Professor Dale,
whose services have been secured as elo-
cutionist, has q national reputation, and
teachers will enjoy an opportunity sell
dom offered in this country, Of having
frst-class instruction in this department.
The cordial cooperation of sll the teach
srs in Northwest T, AS who wish to be
benefited themselves, or to bene 1T others,
Is solicited. Many prominent teachers
have promised to attend and assist, but
could not accept departments.
PROGRAMME.
T. B. King. Jacksboro, president; A.
Bennett, Witt, yice-presldent.
Conductors OF depart m .nts-Orthogra-
ply and reading, Mrs. L0ttie Hatfield,
Newport, Tex; penmsnship, +. r. Aston
JaCksboro, Tex arithmetic, L, Brown,
Centre Point, Tex; English grammar,
Professor Glenn, Henrietta, Tex; g5og-
rsphy, Miss CALLAHAN, Henrietts, rex {;
United States history, Professor Godfrey
Grafton, Tex; Texss history, A. e KuY-
kendall, Finis, Tex physical geography,
L. c. Thomas, Msrmaduke, Tex theory
snd practice Of teaching, I. B. King,
Jscksboro, Tex; algebra, j 4. Wester,
Jscksboro, Tex natural philosophy, J.
B Thomas, Holbrook Normal; geometry,
a. Bennett. Whit, Tex elocution, Geo.
W. Dale, Nashville, Tenn.
The school begins July ) and co ntinues
four weeks.
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A Texas Prophet.

FORT WORTH, TEX, June IA, 1883.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
L; you want to know beforehand what
will come 40 pass, Messrs. Cleveland and
Thurman will be elected by lsrger ma
j1rity than the Cleveland ticket received
before and We will have two Christians at
the head CT our government. In TIVE
years France will have two Christians at
the head Of her government and General
Bohlanger will conquer all Europe and
there will 6e no king CT monarch in all
the world in ten years. Then you may
look out for Christ. ALI who read this,
stick It in your hste. ]. III. PUKs.
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ALMOST ANNIaILA1FD.

a Town on an Island suaors from th'
Breakir Of Log Blooms
SUPERIOR, Wis, June 14-Severa
million feet OF logs broke loose from The
sooms above Cloquet yesterday and came
tearing down the stream to an island or
which several hundred people live, doing
great damage. The buildings carried
house, the Everett house, Tindal's sa-
loon and boarding house, Bovey's beer
shop, Walkers -four and feed store, NC
Cullough's saloon, Blake's store aid
Smiths saloon, the court house, jsil and
the dwellings Of George Price, Anthony
Shannon, George Shsfey and M T Nc
Govern. The loss thus far Is roughly es-
timsted at $500 00G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
A Glance ut the Candidates..
Cincinnati Enquirer.

1t is but week from to morrow that
the Republican National Convention will
open in Chicago, and tie friends Of the
numerous candidates are frantically ct
work putting the finishing touches to
their respective booms. This late work
usually avAils little. 1t is Ike the stud
oing-sails thrown ont en- an overpscked
ship, or the idle blows Of a Jockeys whip
On horse already at full speed. The
resl struggle will come, and the winning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
TO acknowledgements.

The Comm ,sioners' court OF Potter c24Ry
Tex This day ihVlles PLANE, specification ~
bids for the erection OF brick or st9Es coLf.t
house. TO be cree ed at msrhtps 5he COMFY
Eeat Of Potter county. ~
Bids will be ceived Until u O'CLOCK nj. n ne
second day OF IN Y. lssy Each hiiter LS, -
prepared to furItfh with HE bid q cerult-
che OK Of $500, ssLs guarantee thst II SAID CLs
tract is syarced him he will enter 10 d. a ,
with good and sufficient security, 10 iA.tl-~--I
perform said contract. .-
Al bIds TO be sealed and directed TO "Cocn.y
Judge and County ClerE Of Potter eEg,!,,
ard endorsed, "Bids for the erection OF fo..'
county courthouse,
The court reserves the right TO reject any A'I
all lids. 1890
Per order ,mn,ssloners' court Potter
county, Tex. ". d. L4,@u,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
rn,ir Doom %ratt,
New York Times dad.

Before the war tae Democracy IVES the
party Of reaction ID fell before the pro.
gressiye march of the Republicans. To-
day the Republicans, long intrerched in
power and only partly dlslodget, have
become, IS the suppOrterssud benz 1cisrles
Of taxation o. the many for the bene fl. OF
the privileged few, as distin tly reaction
airy as were the men who fought for
Charles l. and taxation IS royal pre-
rogAtive. IN that fact is written their
doom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

TIE Minneapolis Journal thinks the
nomination Of Depew would make
"mishty hard sleddiL'" for the Republic
Cans in Minnesota, and calls upon the
delegation from that state to Chicsgo to
work assinstinis nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

WHAT Texas most needs 10 lot Of
Industrious, econominal small farmers;
men who will not only make the land
produce to its utmost capacity, but who
will take cars Of the products.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
EDITORS, IS s rule, are always kir

EDITORS, IS rule, are always kind
hearted and liberal. An exchange tells OF
6 subscriber to a certain psper who died
ard left fourteen years subscription IN
psii. The editor appeared at the grave
as the lid WAS being screwed down the
last time and put In linen busters Their
mometer, 8 pain leaf fan and s receipt
for making ice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

THK New York Herald prints q number
Of Hugo's poems in French. AS the Her
aid is printing sn English paper in Paris
there is no reason why it should not print
French one in New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
n,rri.g.s. Desths, SoeietI No.ieel, Ete.,

Marriages, Desths, Society Notices, Etc,
Of usual length, Soc each insertion. Ifordered
In as LOCAL OR READING NATTER, SOC per line
Will be charged.
Obituaries, Resolutions, Etc,
VIII be charged for at the gular rates,
Wants, Lost, Fosnd, ETC.,
Classified AdvertiSino-Will be inserted At pro
rats rate of an inch. None taken for less than
lines space X inch -count words to 4 line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
DEEP WATER CONVENTION.
Tho Ievttation Sent Out by the Fort worth
Bosrh CT Trade.

Tho IGvttstion Sent OuI by the Fort worth
Bosrh CT freds.
"Tde commerce Ct ration is the main
spring # prosperity. FIX.
TIE FORT WORTH BOARD OF TRApE.l
SECet TAEY's o; FICE,
FORT WORTH, l EN-, June IL, lSSs.)
DEAR SRA convention Of dele gates
from the ,rsde org.u'zstiore, nun cipal-
tiles and people IN eres:ed in the estab-
lisbment q q
DEFr WAFER PRT ON THE COAST OF
TExAs,
has heen called 10 meet S. Fort Worth,
T,x,s, July 10, 1858. for the purpose CT
meuorial'zjng representatives IN C3n-
gees sud deviaiag means for the accom-
plishmert Of this object.
The advantages to accrue to The peo-
pie of the entire county west Of ihs Mis-
sis ppi river by establishing 4 harbor on
The Texas coast which will admit SEES
going vessels Ct the deepest draught,
must De patent to every mind that has
gwen the sui ct careful consideration.
The action Of Congress heretofore IN
making limited appropriations for the
different harbor5 on the Texas COST, has
not resulted in practical benefit to the
people OF the country, and the hope is in
dulged that by careful investigation and
calm celebration
SOME ONE POINT
can be selC cted, and by uniting and con-
centratiDg the forts of the represe nta-
tives of the people upon given point, an
spprC pristion can be obtained sufficiently
large to secure ha.hor on the south
western coast which will be ccmmeasu-
rate with the Vas. interests If this rapidly
growing section CT the Union, AID enable
the commerce Of this section to seek the
markets Of the world by the
She RTEsT AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE.
TO this end you are cordially invited,
and requested to send one or more dele
gstes from your Organization, munich
palIty, or legislative district to this con-
veEtlon. Arrangements will be made
with Inc railway companies for reduced
rates TO delegates sud Others who attend
As the time is short We respectfully urge
immediate action, snd request that you
send to the secretary Of this Board the
names CT those selected TO represent you
in the convention.
f E. CHASE, President.
THtMAs J. HURLEY, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

TIE New York Press, Republican to
the marrow, says: $50 reject Mr.. Full
Ter as Cnief Justice will not hurt the
President, but 1t will lose Illinois to the
R publicanp, for Mr.. Fuller lives there
and the people believe in him regardless
of Osrty ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

Jul GE RoADLI is dissatisfied with the
nomination CT Thurman. HosdlY has
not been cat Of the Republican party
long enough TO learn to love Democracy
of the good old-fsshioned shell-bark va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
Tha stopa of an OrEap.

With such important functions as the liver, are
of couIss productive of serious bodily disturb
snce. When 1t relaxes Its secretive,and distri-
butive activity, bile gets into tie blood, and
tinzes tina skin and white of tAgeyes with yell
low, the bowels Seonstipated the
tongue coatsl, the breas1ffour. Then come
headaches, v&tIgo and e6beestlon Of the organ,
az accompanied SEh pstks4n its vicinity or under
the right shouldS AJ1e. shall blue ~ be the
remed, sought! kfor me- rcury in any form
is pernicious. aN9k ther? EApe, fence indl-
Gates HCssettezXS .tAach Bitters as the true
remedy for iuf9dvitySk the liver. 1t not only
relaxes the 98Fels Without ain. but has d.
rect stimulating eff ct ureR the he patio gland
Itself, the sit and origin o. The trouble. All
err, ano of these the Bitter5 is tn most popular
curative. 1t so conquers dyspepsis. nervous
ness, rheumatism ana kidney troubles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

BLAINE's message to the Chicago con-
rention will probably be about as fol-
lows: 81 have carefully examined the
buzz ssw, snd res ectfully decline. to
m onkey with it."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

MISS BRADDoE 10 writing novel on
1.-THE Fatal Three" 1t is probable that
B sine is the hero and Rev. Burchard the
ksavy villsin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
Branch Offices.
DAII.AS

DALLAS.
@. II. BAILEY, Correspondent and Genera
Agent, 725 Main street.
y. GUNNER, Calculator and Subscription
AGENT, 6l2 Elm street, where the paper cal
Always be found on SALE and where ORDER
fer Dallas city delivery can be left.
WACO.
PERCY BURLEsoN, Agent and oorespon
Dent.
WEATHERFORD.
BIB. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

PARENTS will do well TO closely sean
the columns of the Galvt stos News fer
vulgar illusions before allowing 1t to fall
iato The bands of their children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

II Is hard to tell which the good Des-
con Shepard Of the Mail and Express
worship5 most devotedly, Depew or the
Lord.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

"THE goGth triumphant" screaus e
Republican contemporary. That's RICH; !;
wstermelons are beiug sent norts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

PENDLEroN, the Nav England minis
ter who spread the SANDERS about
CIevelsxd's domestic life, has written 8
letter to the President making sbject
a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

TIE trades procession On rhe Fourth OF
July will be The biggest thing CT The kipd
ever seen in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

But there is wsy for the Republicans
10 hsye their ticket elected. L. is to in
dorse Cleveland ard Thurman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

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U III TIT
County Survey oYs Fort Worth, ItI.


AuE-IE TEI. JuDe6, IsSs.
Proposals for University buildings seAco
bids will be received until 10 Slclook, june y.
for the erection Of Ar atidttlUR 10 The tul
versity BUILDING. Psasf and spcc!Gcau ~ can
be seen at Office ofSSael Mcdonald, architect
In Masonic FsMble, Austin, Tex.
THOS,.p. EOOTLN,
Presidnrt Rohrt T. g-ris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15

DAN VOORHEES, expresses great corf-
deDce thst the Democrats will carry In
diaps.