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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Cleveland p.ys her OWE railroad
fares.
The Empress of Japan Is rapidly becom-
ing PFC fl lent on the piano.
Victorien Sa-dou's chiogrsphy is more
Undeciphersble tasn the late Horace
Greeley's.
A western editor refers to Colonel
Rooers G. Ingersoil as SHE great anti
sheolisa."
Nine. Wilson, daughter Of M. Grew,
ex Pre- sident OF F1snce, is to remove to
New York to live.
Miss Dawes, the daughter of the Sens-
tor from Massachusetts, Is 3 lady Of
noteworthy literary talent.
Matthew Arnoldis will was even shorter
than that Of Roscoe Coz king. In one
line he left all ne possessed to his wife.
Mrs. Leslie Carter Of Chicago, liz said
to be the lady whom Kyrle Bellew Is to
marry, now that he has secured divorce
Mrs. Frarklir, . weu-known London
society womap, mother OF Lady de Traf-
ford, is about to start in business as .
millner.
Rider Hsggard has gone to Irelsnd for
: holiday, and while there will enaesvor
to accumulate some novel material for
new novel.
Nols Twigg, servant girl OF Portland,
0'.gop, has fallen heiress to fortune Of
$500, 900 in England. This Twigg will
now be able to branch out for herself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

Ito claims; whatever the flause, the
money heretofore expended or Calves
ton has not produ' ed 8 result
calculated to inspire '.oaadence in the
Of deep. water at Galveston
without the expen Aitzrs Of q sum far be-
yond what the federal government may
reasonably be expected 70 grant for the
purpose, especially in view OF the claims
tnat mich less sum will suffice at other
places; Al the same time the advocates Of
other points are active and are be-
ing impeIled into combination
against Galveston by the arbitrary
methods pursued by the Galveston and
Gslvestop-Dall press.
The people Of Texas are not opposed
to Galveston per Sc as deep water port,
but are, in fact, predisposed in its favor
By sentimental 4 not practical considera-
lions, and II ever city needed to pursus
concilistory policy, that city is Gal
weston. The people Of Texas, more
clearly than at any previous time, sppre-
ciste the need Of ceep water and the vast
benefit to accrue to all sections of the
state from port On the Tt xas coast, and
there is rapidly Strengthening resolve
to have 1t. In view CT past and repeated
failures at Galveston (no matter
what the explanatory it is 8
crime against Galveston to declare
that ait is Galveston or nothing"
or to object to any deep water movement
in which the clsims and arguments OF
other points shall De presented. Calves
ton should cordially advocate every
movement intended 10 secure deep water,
and in every case be on hsnd with its
claims and It's Arguments. This IS the
policy OF common sense and of patriot
ism. When the people are told it must
be galveston or nothing" they re-
call the failures at Galveston and are
forced to the conclusion that Galveston
cares nothing for deep water for Texas
unless 1t can be had st Galveston. When
the people sre told that the claim of no
place save Galveston must De presented
at deep water convention, they resen!
the self shness SO srbitrsry and so sppsr-
ept.
II one may read between the lines Of
what the Tribune writes, while recalling
the "Galveston OF nothing" pronuncia-
mento Of the G d News, it would sp-
pear that Denver convention would be
bat Galveston deep WGter convention
in disguise.
The people OF Texas wasn't deep water
at Galveston, If deep water can
ne had there; but, If not at Galveston, at
any olner pUInG wueIu ~ "htsined.
When Galveston comedies that it Ia nc.
Texas, but is only one point on the cosst
Of the largest and soon tc be most
populous stste in the Union, 1t will be
we'll for Galveston and for deep water st
Galveston. Galveston is supplient, not
q ruler, ard Galveston must convince,
not demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
GALVESTON Or NOTHING

"GAL WESTON Oh NOTHING
The San Antonio Express gives away the
snap In advocat ng Fors Worth rs he place Tor
holding the deep water conveAtio.. The
Alamo City wants deep water at Aransas Pass;
SO does the Panthervillt syndicate &c between
the two thcre Will be such an ontside pressure
upon the convention a. viii be unfriendly 70
the exsr,ise Of de iberate and An NJ bi seed
judgment. Upon the whole IL nigi be b. st to
hola the cor Tention at some point outside the
state. where local interests and prejudi es Will
be entirely eliminated - tGslvestsl Tribune.
Galveston Is most unfortunate in not
having newspapers capable Of advocating
the interests Of the city without, at the
same time, antagorizing every other in
terest In the state.
Tie people Of Texas are profoundly i'm
pressed with the necessity fer deep
water port on the coast and, naturally,
there is consideration for the claims of
Galveston and for the advantages
offered at that point. But the
people srs thoroughly disguised
and are being driven into
opposition by the arbitrary and ill-sd-
vised course OF Galveston ard Galveston.
Dslss newspapers. Galveston Feeds
wise newspaper management almost as
badly az it needs deep water.
On the coast there are several points
being urged as suitable for deep water
ports, and each Of these places has pow
erful support and IL fsence in behalf OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
GALVESTON.

Death Of the Widow Of General Nichols
Ehe Remsins of mrs. Rosenberg,
$ oectal 10 the Gazette.
CALVES ION, TEX, June Mrs. Ellis
beth Nichols, widow Of the late General
Z B. Nichols, one Of the foremost men
OF the state In bis time, died st her late
residence at sn early hour this morning
and was buried this evening. Mrs
Mich Dis was the mother Of seven SONS, 81
OF whom survive her. Captain ". r.
Nichols, assistant docr-keeper Of the
Hous Of representatives at Wsship gton
F. Nichols, E. K Nichols, P. G. Nichols,
T. ~. snd c. Nichols, state aud county
tax Sssesscr; Thcs. P. Nichols and
George B Nichols. Mrs. Nichols had
been in ill-heslth for some time past, but
her death occurred eomeIhat unexpect-
edly. Mrs. Nichols was an old resident
Of Galveston, having lived here for forty
years. She WAS member OF the Epis-
copel church.
The remains CT Mrs. Rosenberg, who
dad Yesterday, left for Baltimore en- the
2 SO tTsin, accompanied By Ter husband
sad issg friends, where they will receive
'fnsl iRl2TDe0t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
DEEP WATER CONVENTION.

Citizens of Colorado, New Msa,co and
Texas Called TO Meet AZ Fort WofssssTs
Ever since the completion Of the For.
Worth and Denver Railroad, the necessity
for deep wster port on the Gulf has
been more apparent than ever, and the
question has been generally discussed.
There is general demand tor an inter
state convention 10 be held at Fort
Worth, and In obedience to this com
mGpd, 3 convention hiss been called to
meet on July 10 in this city. Following Is
THE CALL.
FORT WORTH, TEX, May q, 1883.
In view Of the fact that the question OF
deep water on the Texas coast is, at this
time, attracting general attention snd
discussion, and is a subject Of VITAL i'm
portspce not nlone to Texas, bit to Colo.
rado, Kansas, New Mexico and Other por-
tons OF the west, we, the unders gred
citizens OF Fort Worth, Tex, hereby
cali upon all parties interested to
meet in this city or the 10th day
Of July, 1888, in convention to dis
cuss the advantages OF the various
harbors and to provide ways and means
to accomplish the work Of securing deep
water St the most available point.
We suggest that the bosrds Of trade or
other organizations Of business men in
the various cities of Colorado, New Mex
leo and Texas select delegates to this
inter state convention, and that all gulf
points send to the convention representa-
tves with charts, statistics and informa.
tien relative to tGeir respective harbors
snd the advantages thereof for the con-.
siderstion of the convention. q
E. E. Chase, VIM. T. Sommerville, W.
F. L.ke, E. W. Taylor. Thomss P. Mar
tin, ". a. Young. K. NJ. Var Z.ndt, Sid
neY Martin, Joe Brown, R. M. Wynnsi
Thomas A. Tidbsll N. Hsrding, b. o.
Evans, NJ. B. Lloyd, W. A. Huffman, G. J.
Swssey, Martin Casey, Joe Mayer, Edwin
S. Gard, T. H. Roe, A. B. Mignon, N. N.
Washer, Seth W. Stewart, Alex Hogg, W.
A. Adams, S. B. Cantey, S. o. Noodle,
George h. Chase, B. 8. Paddock, F. ].
Tatum, G. P. Mead, 2. C. Ross, B. A.
Rogers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
THE SENATE HARD AP.WGRK,
seventy Eight Biiis Passed Monday, Forty
OF which SssCs P.nsion Bulls

aeventy Eight Biiis Passed Monday, Forty
OF which SsEs P~nsion BDls
WASHINGTON, June Among the bills
passed by the Senate yesterday were the
following: Appropriating sl25,0o for
q public building at Salt Lake, Utah; to
repeal al presumption and timber culture
laws.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideIation Of bills on the calendar, and
passed among others the following: Senate
Dill 70 authorize the Paris, CnocteW and
Little Rock Railway to construct and
operate r,i wsy, tele pa; lite ep' o. 0
lines through the Inulan Territory; Sou
ate bill cresLirg an additional retired list
OF the army for eighty Off ers now on the
retired llsV, but incxpscitaIed for active
service; House bill authorizing the Presi-
dent to appoint and retire Alfred Pleas
onton win the RINK and G ade Of colonel,
with sn amendment reducing
tue grade to that Of msjJr;
House bill TO protect lands belong
ing tc the Iadians from unlawful graz
ing with amendments; Senate Oil kutnCr
izing the President ID place on the re-
Tired list with the grade OF msj1r, Maj II
General W. A AveIill.
House bill TO enlarge the powers and
duties Of the Department OF Agrlcul!ure
and to mske it an execu i've department,
having been taken tup, amendme nts
were made by Senators Morgan ana
Plumb against the amendment reported
by the committee on agriculture TO strike
out the fifth section Of the bill which
transfers the weather service CT thsSg .
nal S4rvice Buresu to the Department Of
Agriculture, and by Plets against bill
itself ON the grou1 d that If suca fsR
executive department were to be created
IL should embrace the interests not only
Of agriculture, but Of msnufactures,
mining, commerce, transportation ana
labor. Finally the bill WAS recommitted
House bill to prevent the
employment Of Alien labor
upon public buildings or other public
works and various departments Of the
government having been reached, MIR.
Teller moved an amendment requiring
public buildings to be constructed wholly
of materials made and prepared within
the United States, aud limiting contracts
to residents and citizens OF the United
Ststes. After discussion the bill went
over without action. The Senate a. 10
O'Clock Adjourned, having passed in Gil
seventy-eiga. bills, forty Of which were
pension cisls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

ACCORDING to the st. James Gazette,
English women drink more than their
mothers and grsndmothers. The evil is
said to be due 10 grocers' licenses, which
enable people to get liquor without going
to public houses for it. The English
church Temperance society-which works
for just what It's name indicates, snd not
for prohibition-ssys, sin the vast ms1or-
ity OF cases, 1t is secret drinking which is
doing harm "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
" cary and Worn.

Wbsn the tired factory operative, the weary
ont door laoorer. the over tssked bookkeepef
oI clers seeks medical 5egospen.e for ex
spsndituTe r bodily force, Thsfe shall he find
1t? Qpuld the recordeGkSsBerience of tloGs
be Sss HostettsrsEs 6maeh9<riiter rsnews
tsdrfg sire stss nlateefhe taJea mental
pS&ers 30 sh 81 il anu Islsxes VI das
stion, asdbgAar sbis d boaySsPp elite na
sleep sy8pfomeffd by IL sae1sH an aca1fs Die
auxiliary In the recosSsy 81 feal.h5 ps aon.
vslescents. A fsstidious stomsc1 fsSEot of
Tended bJ It, ar q to persons of both 9e xeEfn
de &c te neailh who occasion iy feelstbe neeQ'
of an efficient tonic, the whole Hpse OF tAe
phaImacOp9is and the catalogue W proIHfe-
safer or more decisive one. II IA aiEo,lpfozn-
parable for fever and sgue, rheumatfU an
kidney iYoIbles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
DEApLOlk BRuKEE.
j, p. Eagle 30 Head tbs Democratic State
Tick I IN ATEnnhas.

os 1n6hle ~ AsNeA tho ASS lhAu 5kaRe
Tick Ia ATEnnhas.
LITTLE Rock, AIRS June The con-
vention bslIotsd al! tie afternoon and
until 10 O'Clock last night without nomi-
nation for Governor. After the l75.h
ballot, William Fishback sent letter to
the convention withdrawing from the con-
test. Eight more ballots followed, snd
wien adjournment for the day wss
reached Hughes had l7S1; Fie,cher, 1875;
Eagle, 1854; Rector, Il, and FisnbscR,
although the ballo!iDg for Governor hss
now continued three dsys, apparently
nothing can serve to break the deadlock
but the delegates to go home. Macy
have already gore, though leaving dele
gates to cast their counties votes.
This sfter0oon the ZANE OF General
D. II, Reynolds WAS introduced with q
view to making stampede, bu. without
efsct, and the convention &C ouEned until
morning.
j. P Eagle was nominated by the
Democrsnc ststs convention this morn
1rg on the l26ih ballot, receiving 24S
votes to POP for Hughes. Fietcher's vote
went TO Eagle IN this ballot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

THE GAZETTE violates 60 confidence in
saying that the Fort Worth club Is com
posed of the hardest hitters, the fsetest
and most daring bsse runners and the
shsrpest helders in the Texas League. II
they can shake CT the demon Of i'll luck
which has SO grievously beset them, they
will yet take good place in the race.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
fEXAs IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on MAtters
of Interelt.

OF l1tSroIt.
Tomatoes OF this year's growth ere
COMMON in the gardens st Victoria.
A lot has been donated spd subscrip-
ton started to build an Episcopal church
at Amarillo.
A severe wind storm did much dam
ege at Pesrssil on Monday of last week,
blowing down outbuildipgs and levelip g
crops.
The Farmers Union CT Corpus Christi
made their first carlosd shipment Of
yegetsbles TO KANSAS City on Friday,
June l.
Mr. Charles HerudoD, living near Gus
nah, was killed by his horse falling on
him. His remains were tsKen to Dallas
for burial.
Mr.. J. ", BIapnon, of Parker county,
raised this spring in virgin soil . turnip
weighing i've aud half pounds and two
feet In circumference.
The hsilstorm in Cooper county last
week did considerable damage to fruit
and growing crops. In some places the
cotton has 10 be replanted.
G Z Timms, Of Lipscomb county, set
out strawberry plants on the LIST OF April;
just Two months after there was quite 5
number Of good sized berries, one Of
the In measuring three inches N circum-
ference.
A son cf Mr.. Fl GoOde wss shot ind
killed. Evidence is strong against Andy
Wilson as the murderer. When arrested,
the pony apd dog OF young Code were
found in his possession. Both parties
we're residents of Kendall county.
Jimmie Strong, lad Of fourteen living
in Cooper county, was ehot accidentally
by his compassion, c. L. Thurman, while
the lstter was crawling through 8 wire
fence, vi his Winchester MIA In his
hand. Young Strong lived until the next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
sONE WHO WON TITLES.

Lady H.rcourt of England, Miss Mot
ley Of B0ston.
Baroness de Riviere of Italy, Miss
Blunt OF Mobile.
Countess Amadel Of I:sly, Miss Lewis
OF Connecticut.
Countess GALL OF Itsly, Miss Roberts OF
Philadelphia.
Baroness Quartorzs of Belgium, Miss
Gordon CT Quo.
Princess de Lynar Ct France, Miss Par
sons Of OHIO.
Lady Churchill Of Englspi, Miss Jer-
ONE of NV York.
Lady Vaudeville OF Eaglsnd, Miss w
maya Of New York.
Bsront SIS de Charette Of Italy, Miss
Polk OF Tennessee.
Princess Colonns OF Italy, Miss MAcksy
Of California.
Lsdy Hesketh Of England, Miss Sharon
OF California.
Countess de Coetlogon OF Italy, Miss
Blake OF Boston.
Princess Ruspon OF Italy, Miss Broad
wood OF New Orleans.
Countess de Suseunet OF France, Miss
French OIL aIUanv.
Lag w." No. - England, Miss Ham
ilton Of CsliI0rDi5.
Baroness voE A7=s1 .: Eyeden, Miss
Moore OF Philsdelphis.
Baroness Ven Ericsson OF Germany,
Miss Smith CT Pbiladelphia.
quise de G,uey Of Farce, Miss
Ridge way Of Philadelphia.
M:fquise de V1lori Of France, Miss
Ledoux OF New Orleans.
Vicountsss dc B VS. Ct Italy, Miss MIL,
IenoeTeer Of New Orleans.
Ms5quise de Mores OF France, Miss Won
IH~EMsn Of New York. -
Countess LeonetIi Of ItslY, Miss CHS
holm ofSouth Carolina.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

10 georgia delegation sent word TO
st. Louis the other day that they would
not support Thurman because ne called
General Henry 4. Jscb=0" sew nd fool"
The only quarrel otAer people hsve with
Thurman is that he didn't bigin It with
big D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

DR.. WHEAT, who has for many years
held proiessorship in Oxford University
Of Mississippi, will presch the commence
ment sermon at Grsnbury College on next
Sunday, the 10Th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
Witnesses against the Dyer B0yi'

Special % the Gaxette.
BoNEAM, TEX jane 5-Jim Lana -,
John McHenry lef. ior Fer. Smith 70 %
to be present as witnesses at ire pTe-i4'
nary trial of the Dyer 5tnj CT dfspsp,
does who murdered Oficer Dunn Fl..
SGD. Both Lsne am McRenIy were y. .
the posse tAxt attempted to srres' ", ~
Dyers when the murder occurred ~ ~,
Henry WAS reported murdered oy - -
band LAST week in the na,ion, but Prov,
the rumor to be without fourdahoH y
Appealing In time to sct IS H.!n'''
sx&Ess them. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
Branch Offices.

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Agent, 725 Main street.
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always be found on sale, and where orders
ter Dallas city delivery can be LETT.
WACO.
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aent
WATERFORD.
Il. &. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

THE Thurman cyclone seems to be
sweeping every thing in its path. Cleve'
land and Thurman would mean clesn gov
errment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

Carriages, Deaths, Society Eotises, Etc,
d usual length, SOC each insertion. fordered
in as LOCAL OR BEADING kATTER, 500 per line
viii be charged.
Obituaries, Resolutions, Etc,
Ttu BIO charged for at the r gulor rates.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06
Due to John Rcw sHd ,
Colorado Clipper,

NUIUIaUU OIIpptI'
The GAZETTE hits 1t right when 1t says
that the immigration Tex.s receives lie
due to the railroads, John Howard and
the counties thst have spent monsy to
advertise the state, and 10. TO the state
committee. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

TIE Hartford Post declares that Blaine
is "the gres:est American that ever
lived" Shades Of departed greatness,
fall upon the fool and hide him from con-
tenpt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

CLEVELAND has $3.50 worth Of cohK-
dence in bis own election. He is putting
that much into the construction Of s new
barn q. Osk View.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

mo TINE to fool with minnows in the
government tank at Washington" says
the Chicsgo Times, speaking Of Thur
nan, "When this Triton sWims the seas"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

EL.N. O. ia H1ta cure all, ont q gu +rter OF q
!ceitnfy OF eonstxat nae has demons ra.. d be-
lyond question RI TanneI,sfafsl i it,, Esq,
for silikio de ofnFuralgi gand for n, baau
acne so cents spss bek Manufactured by
Raneum RGas Mstfcfne Co ssHashyias, Tenn.
Sod by all druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

CINCINNATI boasts Of boy who can
see in the dark as well SO IN the light.
BAH Every blind asylum in the country
is full of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-06

"WHAr is so rare as the first dsy Of
June?" asks the Oaio State Journal. The
twenty-ninth day of February is four
tirnes aa rsre.