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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
CLOSE UP THE RANKS.

With sublime poll ical cou,&Se, Grover
Cleveland irjeCted into the presidential
Ceatsst 4 great economic question, ard,
from this dey firth, Democracy must have
th8 ouT1ss o. is convictions II ii would
viz yespsGs and permanent control OF the
! government. RavolgtioEs xever go back.
ward sEd, HRder sons partisan name, the
uRay Will VIE the hght sgsiSst the few
asa taEtR refo2I will be accomplished.
II Democracy halt and falter cow the
slesaR will psss TO others who will viz
tho victcr fcE th3 people aid control o;
the gcyerpmeRt. Tar 4 reduetisn ID tbs
oSttle CT tbs people for the people, and
he GRo7cUs AID time-se!vlEs Cannot
deRizato future Democratic counsels
sl:hCxt stuitifyiBg Democracy ard weak
eniDg itg power. TEis 10 fl season
:or Democratic pRTIacstlon. II there be
there who csuroE abide Democratic plir-
ciples AID policies, rsmELd :hem 10 tie
rear sad heed NOS theiE counseIs. Pat
none bat Democrats On guard IN this
night Ct reverse.
The battle is for the many against tie
few. The returns from the west ard
northwest indicate the awakening OF the
agr!cultprElist1 10 realization o. VIVA
Expresses tkam, and point TO thai natagal
pollficsl sll!arce which will wEcgt the &c
termination OF national contests Irom
los CT trading municipal psrtissns IT Nsw
York ci;y end rob them Of Their power
to thwsyt The will CT tae psople.
TlsI Size psoplo themselves s1ould
vote 20 sax Themselves for the beEed3 OF
{ few Hen wozld be nest deplorahle, cat
tAst lhe voice Of the peopls for tsrif re-
duct:5a should be siiksd by trsdsrs in
municipal elections is unbeaTsble.
The HrE! real Legion in thrif reform
hss been learned by the people in the lsgt
ninety dsys. That lssgox will never be
untEught. TIE psoplo Of America n1Vs
slowly bat SUR ly, aRd tksi. tread ID tha.
Of giant. DsnocS2ey would DO tru9
20 itself, and II it wouli regsiE power in
the nation, it must Close up its ranks and
shout the bsttly cET Of lover &s1es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Piercing tho Ear for Orc amsnts
MnJIeaI T1essfez


There ia custom, 8 relic OF savage
life, BY which ths Homsn Of car day seek
TO add attraction to their besusy-she
piercing CT the lobs Of the ecr and wear
Ing in the hole como form Of crnsmeat-
an ea,iDg. This operation IL performed,
as rule, IS soon as litIls miss has ar
rived 81 the age OF Accountability, and il Is
relegated TO the hands Of srtisans-jeH-
elers. A piece OF fash Is punched cut OF
the lobe, SO thsS Small canal remsips; 8
piece of atrirg, straw Or anything con-
verient thst will 20 through, covered per-
hsps by grease or vsseline, is pushed into
the hcla. TIE little gil goes arcund for
8 week or two With 8 dirty string or
straw in her ear; the looe is swol en- and
looks ugly, but never min6, Ii will add to
her beauty IN the ED. The wound may
become very much il Imed, SO that sn
sbscess OK the lobe may ttke ace, and
when this is cured the ear may De disig-
ured for life. The lobe msy be shrunken
in consequence, or the hole maybe too
large. This perhaps does noFEbe3sen
very frequently, but 1t neverk3stess Tsp
pens, and the work has 20 bssfepsipe9, n
possible, By the surgeon. It iak pity
that this operation cannot be rels&kted to.
surgery. Surgeons operate dailfor cos;
netic effects; why may they ~ do thisH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
TIE LRISa VOTE,
Cal:sa Ir4laqS axsrsssS4 Is5s;s OF sRe I-it
AzsScao

Ua!:sd Ir4!aqS sxsrsasSa Is5si2 OF sRe I-iff
9asSr:so.
DUaIIS, Nov. S-UAited Ire!s2d ex-
pTeGssR iR6ifaEe2ca - tia result CT the
prefidsztIsi eIecs.oS in the Uaited States
50 it ssJs Ii has friends ia both CAMPS
Harrison, the paper sHiEks, owes ais cleo
,ion TO ths SScsviu4 a6ais. So AIS Iriah
voters suspected PTssidcus Clsvs-
'ssd Of bs;ag :FieEdly witt
Lord Salisbury. Walls il is 1sstsriGg
TO the Iiish to ba sbls 10 tara the scale IL
such q coasas'. she fact IL rssrs'sble as Il
Ia also huplllasips and BapsciDs to
America. The Irish vote sxists Is 6 sep
srste ard mersciHg fsctor IL American
politics, b8csuse 81 the tacs that Ireland
without hons rulo EctE Ga g spesrheei in
retaliation between the Enslish-spesking
race 1. void 90 chespeT fer America to
estseligG hon9 =ule IN Ireland ever 81 the
cost OF var with Crest Britain. We need
naS comment rp9n The v2lua 80 England
Of the settlement ST the Irish question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

CONGRESSES OF 1854 AND 1855.
TIE Forty ninth Congress OF 1884 began
March 4, 1883, and ended March 8, 1885,
during the Republican administration Of
Presidents GsI&eId and Arthur. The
membership OF this Congress WAS polis-
icAlly divided as follows:
Senate-Republicans, 4e; Democrats,
So; totsl, &c. Republican m.iority, 4,
House OF Represenistivss-D ocEsts,
zoe; Republicans, ZIG; Iudepsnden, D.n
ocrsts, 4; Republican CoslitioniFts, 4;
Greenbsck, l; total, 1926. Democratic
majority over all other psrsise, IS votes
The Fiitisth Congress began MsTc1 4,
1887, and will end March 8, 1889, extend
ing over the last two years Of the Dsmo
cratic administration OF President Clsy9
Isnc. The membership of this Congress
IL divided among the several pol!!ica
parties ss follows:
Seuate-Raprbl.cauF, 80; Democrats.
81; total, 76. Republican minority, ..
House of observation-disclosures
1G9; Republicans, l62; Independents. ?;
Labor. 2; former members, Reelected,
2l5; new members, ITO; tots, 1925. Deuo-
cratic majority ovsr all, IS.
The first session Of each Congress com.
meuces March 4, and the second session
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
WAFCa YOUR BILEss
Dangerous oosRterfsits si silver Csrllfi
safes now Ia Circulation,


Gates now Ia Circulation,
Government oficislR are CT the opinion
that al organized sstemps was made
Thursday evening TO put in circulation 6
dangerous counterfeit, which they kuew
Was in the city and have bsea on the look
ont for since last July. Last AugRst
twenty IealioEs formed O syndicate In
New York city fer abe nsnuisetuTe OF
spurious money. Gatsvo Russo, g noted
coanterfeiter, WAS esshior. PlaSes for 81
2 I'd 20 silver certificates we're purchased,
and $4,000 were struck OF. But t1ey
| were caught Rt The WORK and niHe OF
them arrested snd the gang brokea up
Russo WAS sentenced for ten years TO the
| Erie county penitsntiSry, ana his wife,
Rosa, was sent TO the NsH York houGs Of
| correction for four years. The others
were sent to different penitertisries IN
New York state. Only small part OF
she bogus money was captured, and the
PLATES were never found. Il was aGcer-
tanned that she $40, 900 in countergsits had
beer divided into ten lots, and shipped
to ten d:terept cities. II was known
that Caicsgo got $1,000 Of II, and IL is
this money the detectives have besy
sitter since last July. Friday last, fer ~
Rrst time, one OF these notes came fl O
their hands. Thuks0sy evening about 5
O'Clock young lad bos:ded State street
car st Taenty-sjxth street, AID oSered
the conductor, Mr.. Jansen, B So bill ter
his fare, and quickly got CT sfer getting
his cpalge. Ihe young fellow'a actions
were 30 suspicious that the conductor ex-
amined the Dill nore carefully, and ccAe
to the couc!ustCn test il GRs couassr-
felt. He reported the matter
to Inspector Porter, and was told
that his suspicious were correct. He
said that several other conductors had
peen yictimized il the esns way. tn.
detectiyee, however, could oRly And ore
other man who would admit that &c had
received tho bogus money, and hs had
passed 1t again. From tie f8cs that she
"stun" has been 80 lcrg "aader cover"
Il the city, the CEcisls shilk shat the
sueeI czr incident Ii only oae attempt ID
many, on the SAGE evening 2ad Ia differ
sns paris OF she city, to pasg bogus bills
The whole 1xnte- Of victims " il nos be
known fer ErmbsE Gs days.
LucSk & Co.'S counterfeit dasactor do.
scribss the couctsrfeit as foiloys: The
81 silver certiRcG,s ia OF tbs seIiss of
August 4, 1886; iH general appearance ia
good; the portrait of Martha Warrington
is coarse and scrstchy; shs words "United
States" look IS II made from c wood cut,
and the shading is COARSE. There are 10
parallel silk thresdt, ard the seal is very
pale.
The 81 silver certificate looks good, and
the color Of the figures and the sesl is
well done. The bust OF General Grant
has blurred appearance, and two white
spots on the lower lip. An imitation CT
TIE silk thread is made BY the drawing OF
parallel lines on the surface. This note
is dangerous and likely 20 deceive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Robsrs J. Burietie, tie famous huuor-
lat. who hss just bSen licensed TO presch
by = BsDiist association In Pennsylvania,
has bsen & member c. hat denomination
;or mtn3 gears, his activity as peptist
dating from tina time when be lefs Peora
and went TO Darlington 20 wolk On the
Hawkeye. He nns been almost steadily
in the lecture t9ld si1ce 1877, and has
amused . well-deserEsd competence.
Ia the intervals between his
lectu!s season he mas Occasionally
preached So e.lagTDan, and even when en-.
joyIEg summer vacation IN his camp in
T5e Adlronotcss t"1 years ego he good
nssuTedly compiled with iba !nvit.sion O;
psstotlcgs Baptist country church NOT
isr OF snd supplied iS'' prI DIT regularly
drticg BIS vsczEion in the sno uus:irs. Of
course without charging tbs brethren
cent for his services. "Bcb,n az
he is universally known suong his friends
Of the Newspaper Srest. ts enc Of the most
genial and whole .souled men Gu The foot
stool, snd ls one OF tina few whom pros>
peritg las now power 20 iniure. Ia his
new 6ald OF usefulness it is to be h3psd
the world will not lose him altogether AZ
one oti;s rarest humorlsts, eithar on tina
lectEs5 platform CT as con.yihusol TO the
nzSBs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

ALAS, for the Gulf states. But this
the people of the Union ms7 depend upon
II such communities are to be rems1dec
to the local government OF Ieconstruc-
ton days, the governors must al be ger
erals with blue coats os executives
Never while Caucasian blood COWS IN tie
veins Of men will the Carnival OF rob-
bery and corruption and trA ssty on
government be submitted to unless
the political hyenss and wolves ere
backed py the military power OF the Nc
tioa. Plnchbecks and Moses and Bul-
locks may sgsiE rule IN the south, bu'
only with Federal armies at their backs
And il the nation csn stand this the south
cSp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
CLEVELAND Gas No.h:xg TO Regret,

WASHINGTON, Nov. The President
takes the result philosSphicGlly. He
talked quits freely about the returns AID
the Increased 4 publican votes, but OK
pressed rot the slightest regret "a the
world ct sry action ne hSd taken duIins
lis administration. he ia willing to adj
nis that ais position on the tarin and the
decided gtsnd he took in favor of revenue
reduction nay h7ve lost him n good many
vosss, but he still maintains that: il
wars 20 DO ever again he would follow
tina dictstes o?E lis conscience. The Pres.
idsnt received NO kilograms from the ma
Nonal Democratic committee until late
in the afternoon. From what he has
heard, however, he needles that he is
defeated. he attributes Ms deiest to no
oae II particular, and Gays ihst Hill and
Tsnmany Hall treated him with perfect
fairness, and that he has no fault to fad
ut ali,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ktassr "a PnhIfs PoIirr

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. ST. S 0Iiv2z
and f. g. Snennor So committee Of tie
Lsbor ASSEMBLY to ~h;ch A. Parsons. one
OF the executed anarchists belonged,
called on Chief cf Police Hubbard this
moroiug AID asked permission for the
assembly TO parade on she IL Inst tbe
anniversary OF Par:ons execution. The
request Uss refused, and tie committee
went sWsy II bad humor. subsequently
Chief Hubesrd said: "TTe have taxed
the matter over fully, and will allow no
parade on N veneer IL IN homer Ct sn7 OF
the dead anarchists. 1. would bs ssa!Hsl
good public policy"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
1t would be prophylsziS rather than cure

II would be prophylszis rather than cure.
Every woman will insist upon weariT g
heavy pendant es-ringn. These By their
weight will enlarge the hole aud make M
lobe 1najghtly TIE surgeons knife htS
! also been required TO remedy Ais evil
These peUdans earrings Gre vsEg So! 70 Of
, torn through. Such 4 cleenss haV9 beer
brown to- happen. L IS g~stiiE.7g t.
know that pendant earrings sre less ifa
quertly worn now than t0TmeEi7. III
consensus Of coinion eczema ~ be in favO
OF those that lie cltse 20 the ear, tbs. d
not hang dcwE. 4 sivsr lear or dis
mor5 drop set iccn iaa PINK OF vel
shaped lobe 10 ".hi1G ct bes9E ard &
10y fcE=reg"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

On the following first Monday Of Decen.
Der, annuslly. The annual salary OF each
member Of both Houses is $4,000, with q
mileage o; 20 cents per mile for each mile
Of travel to sad from Washington, and an
annual sllc vance Of 1925 TO each mem
Der to pay for stationary and news2S-
pers. The Snnusl salary CT the Presiden.
Of tho Senate, pro tempore, ard the
Speaker OF the House is 5000 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

"HsDg Grover Cleveland TO sour apple
tree - Al she corner Of Der |iddis stree.
a large party of white u3an TsTs congre-
gated, szd q white boy and pegro asa q
scrMe. Tbs negroes came tc
the rescus Of their comcade
snd we're charged by she
whites. Hardly had the asht commenced
hefore shots were fred By the Eesroes
The widest confusion prevailed and,
after about forty shots had beer Aired,
the negroes refreshed. The whites then
discovered three Of their mes were badly
wounded Sam Gust wss shot in tbs leg,
jones Mshoney in tie sodomen snd John
Reiger In the eye. The tGc Isiter are
probably fatally wounded.
Immediately Ef:er the riot aud sitter the
uesroeS bad Tetrssted the whites
hegsa grning themselves. EvsJGodS is
uoyy aro5ed. Msyor B.irc has called Gu:
'he Ola Dominion Guards, ald Ice spa-
clsl Policemen have bBeH sworn in. Ia
Sense excitement preTsi!e, sad TIE ne-
groea are re porto / tanning just outside
the city. Another cutniesk Is feared. A
OF the GUARDS will be GENT 70
GiSperse the MOB OF negroes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Klcct,ss Ron,nNsu Msz,ep.

SANTA FE. n. Nj, Nov. s A rspcr;
from Valencia county says there was
troubie bssHesn The Republican and
Democratic judges st San Rafael Tuesdsy
over ST. attempt BY the former to secure
the poll books. 7. Pfovercyer, ore of
the judges and "a old citizen, wss shot
through the heart and instantly killed by
the attacking party. The murderer
escaped TO the mountains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
A wreck In O. efs;s,

COLUMBUS, GA, Nov. S.-A special to
the Eaquirsy-Sun frcm Buena Vista gays
q train OF the SsvA 1ush and Western
Road, conssining l25 PASSENGERS bound
tsr the Macon fair, wss wrecked near
here this morning Tae klllsd are:
Charles Scovill-, Dodge Tyson, Henry
Ms -tir, G oIge Davis and JOHN Hanover.
deem others we're Injured, amoIs
them Conductor ". C. Singleton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

CLEVELAND is greater in his defest than
Harrison in his victory. Cleveland has
nos only made sn honest, pure and pa
triosic chief executive, but he has mad
the courage OF his convictions, and that
the people could rot fee ne was fighting
sheir battle is sill the worse for tie people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

NEWSPAPERS Will differ. In Njw Or
leans On Wednesday, the Timss-D8mc
crst reported Harrison e!eckad, and The
P!csyune ssid Cleveland waJ Reelected
II ST. Louis, this Globe Democrat and
Republic both headed taoir rs!Vras VIC
tory anc put out the roosters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
FEEHuE BUSIGADE.
PrsmisslsEs Shooting At Ksxtaesy Zee
u1a-Eks GSaas.


uaa-Ths GSaas.
CRICAao, Ill dispatch from Louis
Vile Regarding the seooiipg Atfray at LIZ
i,gstore, Ky, olec.iCa says: In polit-
iCsI discussion Champion Mullins ard
John Martin pulled thelr TeyoIvers aud
commences d Bcirg az each oihet. The
former Szs a promEsst Rapzbiicar and
the latter government ofaeer.
Friends Of each took Up :Ee quar-
rel, ard twenty pistols were rullec and
a tuaiiade OF shots h-ed. Desperate men
fought for sevsrsl sq1srts. The sSht
continued FOR quarter OF 60 hour when
the forca gens ont Of ammunition sGs
stopped. They iouad Samuel Ward, 8
member CT tia K '1sUeEy Lsgls.atCre,
John ClinoEd, Johr Asrsig. goyercpens
ssoTekeaper, Franz Sce1aTs scd az en-
pIoye OF the Kentucky CsRsrEl Railroad,
and Chsmpion Mullins were Killed, aud
j. Sanbrook. merchaRsE Aad!y !ESunded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

TEE Chicago Tribune ought 10 Goel
happy over It's work. A tariff refo-mer
contributing to the election OF high pEotsc-
tionis.s is sighE to make tee gods weep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

WHEN John j. Irgslis addresses Mr..
President Of the Senate, will the Kansas
S snator have in his minds ere some fell
low who bIed the manufacturers and
G sztsrn C spitalists?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

TIE gesd that WAS planted By the tariff
discussion VIII spring up and besr fruit
ef!er many days And whether the Re-
publicars steal thsDemocrat;c thuuder or
persist il high protection to 9heir OWL
future undolng, to Grover Clevelsnd viii
be the praise for sowing the seeds Of
TIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

WHEIE is the "tWsterloo" Il this Dem
ocratic defeat? Atwlterloo the defeated
lost al, empire, crown, liberty. Democ-
Iscy hos 5,CoO,OOo fsiihful soldiers, rrin-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
WsAsea Ia NlsssuEi,
spse.al to the Ga1stts.

5pHtlaI % kuH HALBIte,
PARIS, TEX HcV. 7.-Nlrsh,l Shank
ia arrested m.n this evening charged
with robbery in Csss county, No. Shank.
IL had recs!ysd notice from the S1arlf Of
Cass couasy that the man would likely be
on the Frisco irIiE and 90 the man step,
ped from the cars Shsuklin was there
resdy SC receive him and give him free
,oigIng fox the night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

THERE Is one blss5ed consolation: R.
publicsnism is a daylight party, and tkere
can be nc Danger IN eyroZ when ttutE is
fgea to cOmbas it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

NE. GRANT, maYor-elscs Cf Nsw York,
proposed to MT. Hewitt taas both wiSh>
draw. Mr.. Hewitt refused. Cleveland
lost New York. Iar.f reduction IL post
n ned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

We favor the entire repeal of the Internal
revenue Laws rather than surrender any part OF
cur protective syEtem.-[Republicsn Platform.
Democracy oares Republication 70 pal
It's decIsra.lons ITO forcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
uasEOE TO he PUEBLO.

Mr.. l.. CALHOUN ,ae Genersi Agent Of
TIE GAZETTE. This A3o WALL be tsepohs5Ilt
Tor Ali mon,eB paid 70 = I'd settlements made b.
him, ,,.--, ,.o,w
Tha local SCENTS OF THE GAZETTE arc known
n tEeir -aspaaflve communities, ana age re
5sy, ehOyyinK the maturity on the lSJei, which
sbey can examine and see that thsy have CREAM
according TO the amount paid
All parties sre ca. toned 20 exam ne eAre
,SIlY The Latter Of authority OF any porson MOI
rnoSr t. them, who represents himself a.
syaysi!ng agent Of OF solicitor Ter subncIiptionf
o TIE GAZETTE. a.,
No cannot hold ourselves responsible ICt InS
.-ts ~ thoEs who cave no authority to repre-
ssStus. DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

If ONLY shs noble old Rps Will give
thas tsI8 scrlv another twist, perhaps
the taxpayers Of lows and Michigan Will
ksye their eyes opsped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
saArEs OF suasGssPTl0n- !

selsEES OF S4ESGhsF iJRsus
70 kgAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
gYortacc PTepcs2 bg he F:;tiisssTI
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lTvAaIABLY IN Al1vIHCH.
..AIl,y-Ialive-ed IN ths city ~ chrrieFs 4.
I St peE l13zsh, OF &c per We3f'
.s<s-er Bscribc:s wishing theit & td-ess chShS
a fror cHa pUstotica T. Lnoilef. mHes go =
p. cid sd t-sss So wei sS he LGWr OF .-!e
tsEuss osEnoS % nEce'
AK P0EZMAsTEgs IL tea g.sts ara aata9F-
,;s - AXE subscriptions to TAI GAZETTE.
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toaoY o.d5r OF TegiSter5d iestsr c.sn De sent u
MI yisE. Al otAef oh2Esot5r OF rarnitsanoes Ii
s;ISic can 90 sent IA Registered letter.
AZ ohecka, money o-aers. etc, mlS: 10 mace
vbyDtIs g VIE DEMGuEAT PUBLISHING
No
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

YES, give Us straight Republican
ickeE in TaZEant county. There ID nc
asnger IN daylight parties nor tendency
70 VicIeyce and destruction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
JxskaonyiIle'a Plague.

JACksoNvILLE, FLA, Nov. s-Th!rtJ-
four nav cases for the tWeRty-fouc sosrs
eadipg a. Sp. N. to-day; three deaths.
Total CAGES, 1892; totSi deaths, $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

TIE psrty OF monometalisw, high PFC
section aud railway land grants is in tbs
Saddle cnce more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

WBAT does the Chicsgo Tribune thiLk
uow OF the combination Of railroad sttor-
ney and Doodle?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
FIGHT IN VIRGINIA.
Negroes ana whites Riot-KsvoIYsra Used.
The ReEuls
WASHINGTON, Nov. s,

A SPECIAL &c
IN 10 The Pos.
IRON Norfolk, We ,
says: 3 riot &C
CURED in Ports
mouth Gbc0t s
O'clock TO -rigal
be- cen whites
and blacks. F0ur
huodfed negroes
maIcted d o " y
High street, ths
principal { q or
OF gdfsre in the
CITY, ST = 81 ne I:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

TO FRANCES: B-dye llitle wife C. s
brave, good President, you hsve ouE syel-
p.Ghies. But 60 it goes IL politics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

= TIE people must DO educated back TO
Democracy. Keep zee faith and Che right
will corae to i!s own.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

WILL the DslIss pcstCdice remain in
me family? How p!eeszn, it 10 for
brothers 10 dwell together Ia poS.oRi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

DON'T pzy your bets Rntl 1t 70 sesa Il
there were really scKs srEors ia tie
Kings county returns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Nov. s-Ths
weather Is very cold. Snow las been
falling for two hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Yha rIectorsl Vnt~

NEW YoRB, Nov. s,-The Evening Post
Of New York makes the electoral vote
stand: Harrison 293, Cleveland les.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

E.A. JONES gold his Democratic birta-
right for mess lf pottsge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

To MsawUNe PEARsoN Of the New
York poSGc flee: II you have grips to
PACK, prepare 20 pEck them row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
cip!es iEdestructible and policies for th
public good. wsterloo-hosbl

IT WAS meet that Chsuncey II. Depew
should congratulate General Berjamia
Harrison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Mr.. BLAINE mas time now to uppsck
his trunks laden with tbs proiRct o.
"p1uper l8bor."