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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
DEEP WATER CONVENTION.

OitiEens CT Colorado, NV Mexico aud
Texas Called 20 Asss a. Fort Gsorih.
Ever since the completion OF the Fort
Worth and Denver Railroad, the necessity
for deep water port on the Gulf has
been more apparent than ever, and the
question has been eeuerslly discussed.
There is general demand tor an inter
slate convention to be- held st Fort
Worth, sud in obedience to this com
mznd, : convention has been called TO
meet on July 10 in this city. Following is
THE CALL.
FORT W ORTIZ, TEX, May q, 1855.
IL vie1 Of th5 fact that the question Of
deep water on the Texas coast is, at this
time, attracting general attention and
discussion, and is & subj ct of V tal i'm
portarce not alone to Texas, but to Colo
rsdo, Kansas, New Maxjco and other per
tons OF the west, we, the unders gued
citizens of Fort Worth, Tex, hereby
call upon al parties interested 10
meet in this city on the 10TH day
of July, 1888, il convention to dis
cuss the advantages of the various
herbors and 20 provide W=ys and means
to accomplish the work Of securing deep
water ST the most Evsil6bia point.
We suggest that the boards Of trade CT
other organizations CT business men IN
the vsriOu5 cities OF Colorado, New MEX
!cO and Texas select delegates to this
interstate convection, snd inst aI gulf
points send to the convention representa-
tivas with chars, statistics and Informs
ton relative TO tneir respective har0ors
aud the sdv4ntsges thereof for the con-
sidcrs ton Of the convention.
E. E. Chase, Wa. z. Sommervi!le, ".
f. Lske, L. W. TAYLOR, Thomas 2. Mar
tn, ". i. YouGg, X. NJ. VsrZald:, Sid
nv Martin, joe Bro9gp, r. FL. Wynre,
Thomas A. Tidal n. Harding, B. C.
Ey.rs, NJ. B. Lloyd, W. A. Huffman. C J
S7ssey, Martin Casey, joe Mayer, Edwin
S Gard, T Il. Roe, a. B. Miguon, N. IA.
Washer, Sa!a ". Stewart, Alex H0eg, W.
A. Adsms, S. B. Captey, S. 0. Noodle,
George H. Chssa, B. 8. Paddock, F. j.
Tatum, G. P. Mead, Z. c. Ross, r. a.
Rogers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

The Central Railroad people say they
cGnI CT ord TWO trains from Fort Worth
because they lose money AS For;
Worth does not wish any one TO
.ose money, this city is pleased
to know that it is p, fl!sbIe 10 1un thee
daily pas5er ger trans from Wsxahsc1ie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

SENATOR GEORGE F. EDMUNDs, speak
ipg OF Thurmsn on the 1oor Of the Sen
sic, said: "He is the ablest aud grandest,
the brsvest and the truest Democrat in
the Uaiou" AID the sb!est aid the
srsndest, the brsvest and the truest
Democrat IN the Union says OF the msn
who is the head otthe Democratic ticket:
"It there Ia brave, honest, upright,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

TEXAS went to the national Democratic con
We tIon cccked ar d primed with sn anti pro
hiliiInn p ank, only TO Md thst the couve ton
cared no more fer Texss or her desire in any
connection than II khe had no exij:sn e. The
vote Of Tlxa5 for President was lred and
sealed and its delivery SIRED beyond doubt
or question, no after what the a-sion of the
convention. which paid attention to those
sta es where the Tres of the people had 10 be
con.i5ered TO aecure any romise of receivi 3
thu popular vote The great state Of Texas
might nauimously demand a certain THU 6
but che would net even get respec full hear
Ing & Rhode Island aked for .re opposite.
and go we go san Antonio Express.
Tie men VIII make national pl& forms
deal with national questions, sd the
coterie il Texas who sought to use the
natiopal rarty for state purposes get
their ".is Mashed" as the Phrase goes
The 70 es of Michigan, New Yo:k snd
Connecticut would make mighty in
terestiDg reading site by SIDE
with the insane demand for an a1ti-pro-
hibition plank in the Democratic ma
ti3Izl Platform. We advise the Express
TO study TIE votes Ct those states in 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

The following splendid triou:e seems
TO have been wrung from the OIio Safe
JcuTnsl, radical sheet published ~
Thurman's homo, 6y the sheer force OF
uRnistskable evidence: "The reception
and demonstration last night in honor of
Thurman and in recognition OF his nomi-
ration came from nelga5or5 who
have learned 10 admire the eli Roman as
8 nei9bbor and clt.z3n."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
THE FOOLISH REPUBLICANS.

"ExperieLce is bitter school," says
tn old adsge, "but fools will learn IN nc
other" The saying Was doubtless al i
=aculd have been when first written, tut
/. mus. bessmended to make it long
enough AID wide enough 10 cover the
case il these dsys Ct Rzpublcsn foolish
ness. 1t should now oe written, "Expe-
! rience Is bitter school, but fools Will
learn il 10 other, and Republicans reia=e
to learn ia thai"
II 1884, wliie lie presidential canvass
was at Its heigat, lao Republican news
pspers Of tn c.cairT pQbl., aed br 5sdcsst
sisnders shout G;cvsr Cleveland that
were go vile u De discussed by decent
peo2!, EGd in language too obscene far
proper transmission through the nlIils.
Ia their Cespite-?erhaps by their sssist-
ance-CIev5IGnd vas elected Pcesi
dem. Since that tins he las
married, aud MS Gones &c life has
been So as5moni0us, 50 entirely propet
in eV " respocs IS 10 be almost ideal
Yet tee C, M rae same Old slante
witt i-ys- bs'cl ot lies, att king MIN
in TIE gtcssess laeguase AMI dragging IL
the name y his ygalg AID GesG..tal wife
to assist IN The dGwrtsii Cf her husband
John j. Ingalls,, s,sndIug On the hoor CT
tie United States Senate, went as fsr in
his msIeYoIent personal sllusious
to Nj. Cleveland as he dared,
snd Then soma anonymous pam
pnleteer scattered lis vlilsinous
lioeis broadcast at S.. Louis, there
were Republican newspapers thai picked
them up and published Gil they thought
would bo allowed to 60 through the
mails.
There ire grave questions OF govern
mental policy at Issue between the two
crest parties. The President il big tariff
message deliberately marked cut the
course which the Democracy in It's plat.
form has dscidsd to pursue. 1. is = wide
divergence from the policy msiatained sud
pursued by the Republicans, and the issue
thus presented is oGe upon which a pres
ideuliaI campaign can WorLhiiy be fought.
The difference between the parties on
questions Ct finance and constitutional
Interpretation sre slsO clearly defined
These two are matters whIch may well
clsim the attention CT the sblost statas-
men an6 journalists of the country.
Can il be that the r pab.icsns ere
Sfraid TO make the fl .ht On these issues?
Do they lick The courage or the ability to
meet the Democratic orators upon the
stump and Democratic writer's in
the press in discussion OF
the tariff, of financial policy or
Of the principles CT republican govern
menj? Has the "Rsoel Brigsdier," relied
as sweet morsel under the tongue of the
northern speaker, lost the power 10 con-
jure Republican votes7 Can the bloody
shirt no longer inspire the Rl1Ic.l hosts
to action and lead them TO victory,
Well, if they want to hght it on the line
Of personal utilization and abuse, If
nothing elss will satisfy them, why let
them go on, but let i. De understood now
sn6 alwsys that the Democratic party
viii engsge in no such wsriare. rs mis-
sion Is too high, its patriotism too strong
10 allow men to obscure principles; its
purpose too firm to be shaken from real
ssues By the presentation Of imaginary
ones.
Asd the reoplc-the people ars too
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

TIE Olio S a.e Journal ssys; "Jay
Gould is l:ouhled with Insomnia. Jay
should lst the fee cad lsmhs do the lay
trg sNsk9." Which would Indicate that
be editor Of thst sheet doesn't know the
zifzrence Detwee lambs and hens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

QUEEN VICTORIA is going TO study
HiGdus;Eni, a2d will import an Indian
prince TO teich 1t TO her. She wants the
government TO give Aim $3.50 month
salary, which is deemed by some OF the
L bcrals pretty high figure for private
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

THE GAzEITE M kes not the slightest
pgetersiop 10 knowledge OF the cost Of
running railroads; tut curiosity, purs
and simple, leafs Us &c SIX hcw three
passenger trains daily on TIRE Central wi.
ray t-om Waxshsch!e, wlrn only one
dsl.y from Fort Worth csp be maintained
with nr0ffs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

Do NOT forget or neglect the Cotton
Belt excursion on the Fourth Of July
The travelling men are doing their part &c
boom the movement and citizens OF For,
Worth must do theirs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Branch Offices.

DALLAS.
6. 81. BAILEY. Correspondent and General
Agent, 725 Main street.
r. GUNNER, Calculator and Subscription
Agent, 62 Elm street, where the paper can
always be found on sale, and where orders
fer Dallas city delivery can be lett.
WACO.
PERCY BURLEsoN, Agent and Correspon-
denS
WEATEERFORD.
H.B. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

For dirty mslevoleLce the Ohio Safe
Journal's report Of The demonstration
1eld il Columbus in horror CT Thurmsn's
nomination takes Tie cake. Well, it IS
something to be meaner than anybody
else
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

WAS it Shakespeare or Bacon who re-
marked, "Lord, how the Republican
press is given to lytEg7" We'll, 10 mat
ter who said It, his remark WAS very spt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

SOMEBODY has lass cree held by Ma
j0- Aacre, which be wsu's Congress 70
ny. 1t Sc, ms that Andre msde tie whole
nip ss dead head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

NOTHING in The campaign can be more
,mutiCg han the expressions Of sol'ci
ude for Thurmsn's health with which
R pub icsu journals are now teemiEg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Marriages, Deaths, Society Notices, Etc,

OF usual length, SOC each insertion. Ifordered
In as LOCAL OR READING MATTER, sec per line
vii be charged.
Obituaries, BesolItions, Etc,
VIII be charged for al the r. gulHr rates.
Wants, Lost, FoEnd, ETC.,
Classified Adrertissng-Win be Inserted at pro
rata rate OF an inch. None taken Tor less than
Uuea spaoe N inch)-count words TO q line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

FORT WORTH stands between 81 the
Trade cen.ers q The stste and The great
vest, snd Fort Worth is the terminus OF
he only great Panhandle route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

THE Cav ! Belt excursion On the An
7rcx no Will re 4 memorable evert IN tfc
Is,,'? f 'ho rsii'cnd center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
What the Peohibit,ouistS Have Done

The diversion Of Republican votes 70
the Prohibition psrty has given to the
Democrats in This state their plurality in
the recent elections.
These figures show the Prohibition vote
snd the Democratic piugah!y for the last
five years:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

A DgTP sA'er convention will De held
IN For Worth q JAY II. Gi!vs ston-
Dsllss- n please copy-2rst;s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Eleven Way,
LCCkhart Register.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE has more
than one wsy OF keeping her railroads be-
iCre tie public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Knights CT P,.h,aI Ga,hsrirg

CINCINNATI OHIO, Jare II -T1ss-.ss
sre gay this morning with tfe red ~ =,
of the Knights Of Pythi,s, who 't'
srivlrg TO tsk. part in the gres' ues.I -
this week. Upon arrival thsy lie eSO -
10 headquarters On Wslnus street
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Reading Halter.

ONE MONTH OK OVER, consecutive Insertions,
70 cent? per Hr g each Insertion.
szE-If matter is &c be changed every insertion
a price viii be cent per Inc additional.
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Tia Comm saioners' court OF Pgsgrr ., any a.,
Tex , 'his day ioVie5 PLAN, FBSsseA :, - >,
bios for the erection OF ssef1S$' or sioh5 ~
house. IN be cree sls.A<Lgna-illo ms -o--''
teaG OF Pot er clRdt ,s
Ed, viii ksasytsed urti' llo'c.9-z Y * y. y !
second Ssstof Ju y. lssS Ea-a 5llcy' Il. Ne
pIeSstsR to furnish with NE va .s' '' .cr
.stfsck Of $500, guarantee ta-t ~ 'a.- ,--
tract IS AWARDED him he will enter 70 -
with good and sufficient security, 10 iS-'-'-
perform fetd contract. ..,-.-r.
All bids TO be .ealed and tirectet 20 %. CtS'
Judge and County ClcrE q 9o.,'r ..f ~
and endorsed, "Bi1s fer the erection O. ''''
count cnurthousC." r.
The court reserves the right 10 Id! '-' an =
81! Kids. p,,,
Per order Comm:ssioner,' cur ,L T2:1l
county, Tex. ". .. 100 - III
Parties lndeb.essssy;e Urn O. 2. =. : .' 'eas
be-y VIII gTsa<Fs661ige BY calling OK i.l.', a.
the sr.aa6y at cnce, as It will save .- -.srT
tISps'S tn sll. GE0EGE ~ -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

THURMAN is rot Fnrsker's IDEAL OF e
msl. Another cement OF strength for
ire OLD Romsn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
RsIn at Kllleen
Special TO the Gazsne.

Special 10 the Gazsne.
KILLEEN, TEX June Ia zen ~,
dous shower Of rain fell h-Ie yeS'''.,' -:
evening, and slight showers te-. 'O-',
till 1 O'Clock, when tie wir'oI' -,
heaven were opened srd She fsce {. r..
earth was deirged. SmsN grain 10. -
not been cut is b.dly camsgedi sna L.
farmers are in the grass.
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The aAzETTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS TUESDAY, JUNE 1a

courage us, patriotic man on the face Of
Gods earth, Grover Cleveland is such s
man" Here'sa Democratic team fer you.
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SPECIAL N0TLnES

DRCPOSALS FOR OAT CO.'S AND TRAN
| L Hcadqua-,e Department q m. Ni-s7-d
| Office 90 the Cn'f QI7rterua TT. F0.f iesYGr
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| In tiipli are, fUhl Ct to the u ueI c0u-i!,G,
| will he Re ceiVed ut this Cfice and 70 g'1es d
! the Post Omar 'ermasters 49, he po-.s uLaet
| below, uDlil u clock mon, central -s.Sn6sri
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Immediately Thereafter in 81; p'c-sEce q
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the fiscal " ar, b 2 nps1SsJu'y j. Is, u o q
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yelopes CONT lining proposal sl1G be .a- .ssii
Proposals for Oats, Com snd Ban al .-'
addressed to the uGrcr-isrtt or 30 .'e ~, y
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wASIIIrS ION OFFICE,
Room 81, 1929 Ne,o York Avenue. II. ~
S 7OFEORD, Correspondent.
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TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE, 81 per year.

THE SUNDAY GAZETTE, sl5O Ter year,
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QfFce Of Publication eos ~ Sc ond street.
Entered at the Fort Fo,ta Terns, ? Stofce as
Secord Glass HaiL ifdt'e7
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WEEKLY EDITION.
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ton would give strength to the ticket
kud command public APPROVAL.
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eatures In his case,
great while uptil he
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Of good faith.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-23

Alarming Rumors-Emin Boy Has
No News.

LONDON, June PA dispatch from
st. Paul de Loanda. dated yesterday,
says several deserters from Stanley's
expedition have reached Camp YAM
bonga. They state after traver-ing the
Aruwuni Stanley struck into rough
mountain country covered with dense
forests. The natives. who were ex-
cited by reports spread BY Arabs. dis
pated the passage OF the expedition.
and there was continuous fighting.
Stanley was severely wounded by an
arrow. He was compelled several
times to construct camps in order TO
repel attacks and was Obliged 10 use
reserve provisions that We're intended
for Emin Bey. The Soudanese at
tached 70 the force had all died or dis
appeared. The deserters intimatei
that the caravan lost one third OF its
men, and they say many OF those re-
manning were i'll, including Europeans.
stanley was encampcd when the de-
serters left. He was surrounded by
no tiles and was unable to send news
tn Emin or directly 10 Yambonga.
Mr.. Bartellot has returned TO YAM
bonga. where he was awaiting the men
that he was collecting 10 form pow
erfnl expedition 70 go 10 the relief OF
stanley.
Governor Jansen left the Congo on
the iith inst. on the way to Europe to
consult regarding the sending Of as
siStsnce To Stanley.
LoSpoS. June 22.-Thc Emin Bey
relief committee of London say that
10 view OF the facts In their possession
they place no reliance on pessimistic
reports concerning the Stanley expe-
dition.
No News from Stanley.
LONDON, June 2o.-Emin Beg. in n
letter dated November. 1887, said that
he had received no news from Stanley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-23
Washington Tobacco.
IYakima Repnhlic.l


MF. Bland. junior member Of the
Hand Tobacco company OF Eimisa.
New York. spent several days las;
week IN this city. Mr.. Hand 4 an ex-
pert In the tobacco business and spends
his winters IN the i.iand of Cuba ptr-
chasing Tor his company. lie says his
firm il planting and experimenting on
a large scaie at Esmsra, but the ex-
psuse Of raising the weed l. enormous
Il costing for one item alone, that ol
fcrsilixing with manure. $50 per acre.
Mr. Bland procured specimen OF
tobacco from the Mckee company
which he rronognees in quality, color
90 gsoss OF wrappers as superior tn any
ia she United States that has come un-
der his nutlse. lie remarked that -
arres here In tnhsrco would produce
from SS.es9 10 S7.oOo pounds which al
II centsa pound would bring $50 an
acrc, or Sa.,lsS fer - acres. In al
probability this iirm. which Is
rated in the Past at from y
half million 90 threc-quarters vi =
milton dollars capital. will
invest here ana engage In the cul.
tixati an at this psyiag crop. itwonil
~ well Tor oar farmers 10 make note
ri this, TAR a small farm l. capable %
producing without sertlls%iag. q toTtgnf
ia = few Seasons b. tho lucky cult.
satsir