Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21


cost Of $4,000 This explains the sen
saiional attitude Of Editor Brann in pol
tiles. Tic has been giving us q touch Of
the ''drammy.7
KANSAS City bcran me hcgira 10 Fort
Worth and ST. Joseph, its ancient rival
keeps it up.
Several years ago The Gazette said that
trunk lines would win. The trunk lines
are winning.
The News must either print as good
paper on Sunday as its competitors OF
stand out Of the procession. sdueanhs
win not rlend the matter.
The action OF the 81. Joseph wholesalers
is a loud hint to Dallas merchants who
are studying the situation. Fort worm
has room enough for all.
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A serious obstacle to the Republican
project to steal the senate Is the inability
Of the bcne6ciaries Of the proposed theft
to vote upon their own cascs.
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The salavy Of the infant king Of Spain
ia $4,000 year, and he would prob
ably be willing to spend the entire amount
to get rid Of one case Of the collie
The official count gives the Democrats
five electors in Michigan, but they care
so little about the matter that If Mr.
Harrison wants them he can have them
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In after years. when Texas furnishes
most Of the literature Of the entire South
west. It will be recalled that The Gazette
inauerated here the great Sunday news
paper.
The Dallas News las found it advis-
able to stop denouncing the ruling ele-
mont in Texas as anarchists" but It still
refuses to say that foreign capital is safe
in Texas.
The Gcorriu legislature which has just
adjourned made itself notable by is re-
fusal TO do things. There Is a bright and
shining example for the coming Texas
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We know of no better evidence Of
good faith the muewumps could offer
than to declare right now they want
a..'i.-,,f.,.
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The Rock Island evidently proposes to
wall. into Fort Worth on it, own pins,
Il Tr.
any degree diminish the warmth of its
welcome here.
Mr.. Mills will vnstly diminish the
ohnncc of amy Opposition to him IN the
senatorial race By standing mp and dee
nouncing the report tlat he Is opposed to
giving pie to other Democuts
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which learucd to walk in ~ could keep
lp with the legs OF this generation, aud
Texas is not going to furnish one In
stance Of a variation from the rule.
Dir Blaines serious Illness at this
Times shows that the Minneapolis COLI
renlion made no mistake In refusing To
nominate him for president but 1t does
gIU|ItHNfft IIHH INDIGNANT of fluI lnME
in rcpominatlnr Bnrrla,n.
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Tue ehort TO have the Australian ballot
law declared unconstitutional hy Federal
Judge MaHey win probably prove abor-
ave, but ii IT should succeed Cue result
|ould be another law more stringent
ana o. WIa'r "ol" tnAh A' present
one me dehAnu ior interrupted e'ec-
HNNH lN lnANN tlLlNs HIS fliLlN 10 EIiilr
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senator AlliHJu's desire that our dele
rutes TO the monetary conference shall
lloar from the incoming administration
before proceeding further Is probably due
to the expectation chat the new instruc-
tons will not vary much from the old.
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