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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18

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Sahne!"
in Snorpille ftationirten 9ouiiianaresi,
nlentS tn ben Sopf ietten, Die Sabre
berunter3ubefommen. sic l6idten 3pei
aus ibrer Sdaar als 8omite mad benz
9farrbauie. Dort trat ibnen Die To6s
ter bes Geiltli9en. Srau Mtoore. ent.
ge9en unb fra9te mad ibrem gegebr.
Den osrmaleoeifen Sesen oa obcn
molten mir bonn Dade berInter bolen!"
iagte elmer grob.
6rau Wtoore frat 5pei Shritte 9eeea
bic 2biire ,uriif, 500 einen 9(epoluer
aus Der GaiGe nnb SieIte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18
Yat Der aosmopofitiker.

Gin @obn Der griinen Sniel, inbeb
fetn r@riiner," ipurbe eines Cages in
Der gidbe eineS Observation-Disclosures,
u1peit bon WanalioS Sunetion, 8a.,
aufge9riffen, ais ct gerabe I'M Sbatter
zines BaumeS elm S9laf9en madte.
@r trus stpar feine Uniform, aber Elm
9etpilie8 @tspa8 in fei1em MeuBerer
Ihien bel ben Shblideu ben 8er6adt
3u ertpeden. alS Oh iie es nit einem
Spiou gu tbun bdtten. 60 fraste man
i'm benn In rai9em Dur6einanber:
user ieib SIR? = @ie beibt Sbr?-
Wober fommt Sbr?"
Yat rieb iih erit Die Nueetl, fraete
iid am 9opf unb antmortete bann be-
bddtig:
rMfeiner 2reu, bas 1T i9per au
iaSen, ia uobl; aud mOdte idl, nit
Berlaub, 5upor bon Sud bas Glei9e
wiflen.1
WELL. ipra9 Der Sabrer. mir Ii1tb
BON Seott8 Armee unb 9eb0ren mad
WaIbin9ton."
.All right" nleinte Hat, lid puBt's
ia, baB SIR feline 0eute leio; i1 bin
aud ether. Sang lebe General 5eott!A
: .Nbd.4 erfDiberte Der Yatronilefibs
rer, riett babeu mir Did, on perrtas
lebeiter Bump !; OH bilt infer @efan.
gener.S Damit padte er i'm on Der
59ntter.
$50 = mas? r. froste 9at, ,iinS MIR
benn nidt 6rsnnbe?4
Stein, = mar bic Antport, mir geb0,
rem 81 @eueraj G~eauresaros Mrmee II
Dam babt SIR mid ~angeloger,
Sungens, NIB ba i9 Mrs balb oadte,
10 bab' i4 Sud aud mas aufgebunoen.
9ast mir iest bic @abrbeit, bann ias'
i1 fie an9.@s
rgsun gut, mir ssb6ren gum Staate
Sios@arolina.1
SD audi perieste prompt infer
Yat, limb i9 geb0re aud nod 5u alien
aneeren Gtaatet bonn 2ano. Sab ib
Id Gu4 jest i%ibertrnmpft Mfefnt Sbr
piellei9t, ih iet ben lar9en We9 BON
Srlanb 'riiber9efommen, UNI gu einem
Staat bios 5u seb0ren, tpert i'd bas
Heht babe, 3u alien 81 geb0ren p
Ole 2o9if oieler Nntmort mar nerz
bliiffenb, aber man nabm gat glei6z
pobl NIT, bebufs ipeiterer unteriuduu9.
Ser bnrF9tige 9na9. Gin aapi-
tdn eines @farinesR esiulents in Sort
Ropol, g. g.. bate einen farbigen Be.
bienten. gtaiaeus Tat1p, Der INNER iebr
TAPER bapon Iprad, baB er In Die far>
bise Brigade eintreten m09te. I'm leis
men Mutb auf bic 1robe gu itelsn,
ia9te ibm Der 3apitdn zines cages, er
beabfidtise nod benz Seitlanb biniiber
3u geben, Oh Tallp mittommer molte
uuo belfen. bic Rebellen gu b~efriegen.
Der aber freste iid erit ant 8opf, rieb
banu bic Sdienbetne Elm paar Nuser1.
blife uuo iaste enbli9: r@eiB nidt
redt, oh ib fou, 0oB es lit nod ni9t
10 lanse Der, bab id briiben mar uub
aui Soft Oertraute. oab er mid bierber
brinseu wiirae. ST bats setbau ; aber
oh ere elm 5ueites Wtal tbun miiroe. /.
bas mag i9 lieber nt6t risfiren, Bo6;
bas biebe ben Ser9ott perlu9en."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
a MATTEn 0I- oLAsslIIoArInN.


The Hogg orators seem to have as
much trouble in classifying their OPP
ponents as the railway commission
have in classifying freights.
Mr.. w. N. Finley, their chief fugle-
man, was the first man to make an
effort in this direction. He called the
Clark men "skunks."
Next in order came the Hon. Richard
Coke, who said they were "traitors
and did not deserve to llve."
Following him came the Hon. A. G.
hcllvaine OF Tyler the partner OF
Horace Chiffon, who being so near the
throne, ought TO know what he is talk
ing about, and he said that ''any man
claiming to be Democrat who worked
or voted for George Clark, or espoused
his cause, was renegade, traitor,
miserable dirty wretch, dog and
hound, and should be treated us such
by every honest Democrat"
And n comes the Hon. 2. w. Ball
of Fort Worth, who makes another and
an entirely different classification. He
said in a speech in this city
Wednesday night that .rhav',
was not a man In tho Clonl, 10,
lowing but who, II scratched, you would
find ID be a railroad man of same Liza
disappointed ofice-soel,cr. n not i,,
banker or fool"
To cav the lenst NJ n THE ai,o,,,.,, 81,
opinion and lack of harmony on the
part OF these dinusors of vituporation
is confusing. Tbov should oot ,@
gother and agree among tboms',,,'ou
and concentrate their ab,lse In o,,dor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
Ann STiLL ANoTurn

The Republic, Hogg's st. Loui.
organ, OF the Both ult. contained the
following paragraph in its New Yorl,
dispatch;
Among the callers at the Demo.
cratic national headquarters today
was John N, Simpson, Of Dallas, Ten.
He said tho Clark bolt was too ridicu-
"lous to discuss and he did not cara IN
waste breath on him. He predicted
Governor Hogg's reelection by about
100000
Everyone who knows John N. simp-
son knew that this was campaign lie
without shadow of foundation. Az
soon as his attention was called to tho
paragraph he sent out the following.
NIw IoRK. Oct 4. iSIa
A. l. hatloek, Chairman, Fort Worih. TeIas
Report In Republic ahsolutelv f,Iso
had no Interview. Did not sec re1ortsr (,
JonN n. SIMPSON.
How long will the Republic continue
It's false and slandarous utterancos he.
fore 1t learns that its advocacy of Hogy
is injurious to itself, as well as In H.
supporters In Texas?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

We should like to suggest that nm
organization of Fort Worth steno-
graphers be considered, and to that
ehd we olIer our rooms on next Satur-
day night, October 8, 1t is believed
mat such an organization will be of
great benefit to all concerned, both EN-.
ploycr and employee, So we heartily
invite all who may be interested to be-
Prresent-both ladies and gentlemen.
The project will be thoroughly dis
Scussed and all the advantages SET forth
by practical workers, 1t is our earnest
desire to be useful to the actual busi-
mess world, as we'll as to students. and
your response will hclp us to do our
duty. Please meet at s o'clock.
WALpENs TEXAS BUSINESS C,oLLFcF
Board OF Trade BUILDING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

Hamilton, Knox, Shelby, Madison and
Davidson counties, In which are sit
uated all the principal cities OF the
state.
Nancy Simmons has been arrested at
Hot Springs, Ark, for numbering her
husband with bottle about two weeks
ago.
A. B. Hudspeth, who was TO be hung
In Boone county, Ark, Oct. 10, for
murder, has been respited for two
months.
In political row at Falmouth, KY,
Robert Asbury was shot TO death and
Robert Jones fatally wounded.
James Head, notorious criminal of
jackson, Miss, who was shot by a po-
liceman and supposed TO have been ia
tally injured, escaped while under the
care OF the physician.
The grand jury OF Gainesville. Ca,
returned an indictment against Marcus
Vandivor for murder committed nine
teen years ago.
About 200 indictments have been re-
turned against the Coal Creek, Tenn,
miners.
The report that Governor Buchanan
was rotten-egged at Blountyille, Tenn,
has been denied.
John Hildniger, who murdered his
step child in Livingston county, KY,
last week has been captured.
Jack Gentry, notorious outlaw of
Green county, Va, was killed by u
posse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

ONE Of the cardinal principles OF The
Democratic party, and one that should
not be forgotten in the heat and excite
ment OF the pending canvass, is that
the government should be kept as far rs
possible from the people while
the latter are passing upon the acts OF
the former. Another is that rs fow
limitations as possible should be i'm
posed upon the people, and the greatest
liberty consistent with the protection
of life, liberty and property should DO
accorded the people.
Both Of these vital principles Of n
free people have been overridden and
set at naught by the present admins
tration. During the sitting Of tho
Hogg convention at Houston, there
were present taking part in, advising
and debating TO the people the entire
official list Of the administration, whose
official acts were being passed upon.
Not few Of them were delegates TO the
convention, making an endorsement OF
themselves.
The second principle mentioned has
been entirely dlsregarded by the leeis-
lative branch of the govornment-an
examination OF the laws passed by
the Twenty-second legislature, shows
that about one-third of the legislation
had was for the regulation of some
thing or somebody. Tho people do not
require so much regulation, and the
paternshstic iiea Of looking after the
intsrest OF individuals AID their prop
erty is an innsyptin1 upon our system
OF government rhe people who arc
governed least are governed best, is an
old-tlme Democratic axiom that should
be frequently quoted aud impressed
upon the minds OF the people. A strong,
centralized government is the idea of
the politician aud ofilce-holder, and
should not DO countenanced or en-
couraged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
0uEsrIoNs ANsMrprn

Do Maxey, Thoekmorton, sheppord s,,
Ross, 1ustave Cook, etc. really desira Nv,
llsrupboa OF the Democratic party and ny
incorporation OF the boilers and 'Ran,t siie
cans into one partyi-Waco Newsi -O'''
These gentlemen and all Others who
support George Clark and Geo,.,,o
Clark himself desire to see a s,r,,ieh,
out Democratic government re-estah-
uShed In Texas, with wise, sound and
conservative policy. They want to seo
an administration OF affairs tba, III,
allow tho largest liberty to the ;nd;'
y'du'l that is consistent with the voI.
iare Of society. They want to 500 =
state administration that viii epoonr
age capital without depressing lahor
mat Will invite capital and encou,,a.,s
immigration to our borders. And
", mhen they 800 Republicans, Negroes
Third partyites or others who vsnt ~
see the same thing, they are wiHiaO "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07


ONE dollar and thirty-tive cents on
the one hundred dollars of valuation
was fixed by the council to meet cur
rent expenses and interest on the
bonded Indebtedness for the curren;
fiscal year The rate may seem exces-
siye, but the valuation having been re.
duced the burden will be but little
heavier than that Of last year Be this
as 1t may, this was the least possible
amount that would meet the demands
on tho city after the pruning knife had
been vigorously applied in all depart
ments of the city government THE
GAZETTE feels assured that the people
Of Fort Worth will heartily approve of
the councils action and will accept the
situation cheerfully. The work Of build
ing cityand providing necessary public
improvements is an expensive one, but
it Is one that has to be met once. es-
pecially II the improvements are OF the
substantial and permanent nature of
those in this city, and Of which every
citizen may feel pardonablo pride.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

IAIHLaEIoUAH, l. T., Oct. 6.-Tspe.
ctal. l-There were only about nna'I hi,
az many acr Of cotton planted in the
1 - nation this year as compared
WY WIN !, car The crop IL excellent
a u pickhg VIII begin in this vicinity
S bo S the 10 Ioth Inst. The top crop wifi
S 9e Ine, The bollworms have done mo
damage to impair the crop.
:, IN the upland the corn crop is good
put Wher9 IT was oyerhowed IN the
,'ii the crop Is light. The "a.
pianung OF the flooded lands was too
'aI W, 20 deyelope full stalks and ears.
w .nI.eat-sowing is now In progress
ABOUT twice as many acres viii h.
soWn as compared with last wear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Several new business and dwelling
houses are under construction at Ros-
coe.
A system Of sewers will be laid on
Lindsay street, Gainesville.
A street car line is TO DO built at Gle
burne.
The Houston street railway company
will shortly extend It's line.
The streets OF Omaha are undergoing
improvements.
The nov school building at Hutto
has just besn completed.
Several new residences are under
construction at Workman.
Tho Mothodists OF Bonham will build
district parsonage.
Work will commence in y few days
on the Corpus Christi water-wOrks
system.
Greenville is to have another cotton
compress,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
THE DEVIL HAS NOTHING.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Oct.5-[Special.
sam Jones arrived to-day to help
ltev. George Stuart snatch brands from
the burning in San Antonio where
Jones says the devil has nothing to do
but 10 sit around with his hands
In his pockets. He announced that he
would tolerate no boisterousness and
proposed TO ride the crowd OF. tho
crowd would ride him. At the con
clusion OF his sermon he asked all to
stand up who wan ed TO make San An
tonio better town, and over half of
the congregation arose
There were 5000 people present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
ALL OVER pixie

:, Mrs WITS James Cope OF jackson. XIV. :.
s. confident that she wdl die In ts,,
burial robe. CONN and
Daniel Mahee, ndorious ou,,o 9.
Tenn. ''V'' hc"r brlstol,
nv, WI ~. 2, Theralholl, aked rs, LIVING
h he-.a ,o.wSnsteoro, Ky, committed suieids
Oec''use he had to 60 to rhhool. '''N'
80, a scheme is planned b the pcn,h,i
ss.. leaders OF tennessee. me dav ~
s s9 the stato and natllnal elcci ,dn.
u. .hhey are going before lihee XIV 'V, ~
ne ne United States count, ina ash ~, ~ ~
nv "a junction topreyent elections from, b ~
ing held under the Dohs,,h 'I Isu %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

accept their assistance. George Clark
is the candidate OF Democrats; no Is q
Democrat himself, and Is running on
Democratic platform, and those who
vote for him vote for him as Demo-
crat on Democratic platform. No
matter what sort Of o platform Repub-
licans may adopt, they cannot make
anything but Democrat OF George
Clark, and those who argue that they
can are simply trying to whistle down
the wind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

THE syndicate which owns tho Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railway, have
rendered three million dollars torelievo
the Georgia Central railroad Of finan-
cial embarrassment Texas needs rail-
ways more than Georgia, and is bet
ter field for Investment. The reason
that this immense sum goes 70 Georgia
instead Of coming to Texas may be
found in any OF Gov. Hogg's speeches
or letters written since the spring OF
1890.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

THE typographical union should
learn that there is more 10 be gained,
both in sympathy and material results,
from pacific than belligerent conduct
OF their contest. The assault upon the
foreman of the THE GAzETTE's COM
posing room was Unnecessary. The
first was unprovoked, and the last
brutal. Such conduct will not be com
mendcd by any one, and THE GAZETTE
suggests that il be discontinued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
RlDoLEo WITH BULLETS.
A Negro whos Attempted 10 Outrage a Young
White Lady,

NASHVILLE TENN. Oct 5.-The ne.
gro, Alexander Bell, who attempted to
outrage Miss Belle Jones at her moth
er's house in this county Saturday
night was captured at Mount Plia last
night and while being taken to jail was
seized by a mob and hung to tree and
his body riddled with bullets.
Miss Jones is highly respected
young lady and has many friends who
sympathi2e with her. Fortunately she
is not hurt beyond few scratches on
the face and neck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

MEN of Texas, what think you OF a
governor who invites your wives and
daughters to come and hear him speak
and then Insults their presence with a
lot of vulgar AMI indecent blackguard-
ism2 That's jim Hogg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

we are authorized by the Owner IN
% s,yi. new; iist-class modern house At
Arlington Heights in exchange for ~ n
mouse and lot ID Fort Worth. Hot mi
S COZ, water, electric light and b''lls
palh room, china and Other closot, and
ele,ry convenience viii be found In ibe
G rSis.neheS ~ Arlington Heights. rho
CuaInoellin Investment comnanv
"seh's' corner Fourth and Rusk streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

CAN Texas, with millions OF acres Of
uncultivated land, with resources unde-
veloped and possibilities unmcasured-
can Texas, with her need of men and
her want OF money, Afford to return to
power with the Endorsement OF re-
election, the man who has done so much
to drive out capital and keep out immi-
grafton. These ofllcehOlders are all
great workers for the people--and for
Hogg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

w. NJ. JOHNSON Of Paris, a son OF
"Rutabaga' johnson Of Collin county
is putting in some sledge-hammer ticks
for Clark and Democracy. Having
been a supporter Of Hogg prior to bolt
ing the national platform and ticket at
Houston, and giving his support to the
Democracy he Is exertiug good in
iluence and making many converts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

IN Ia significant that none Of the OPP
ponents OF tho Democratic ticket essay
to oriticisc either tho ticket or the
platform, Tho reason is plain. Both
are unassnilnble and inyulnerable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

THE Grccnyillo Herald sp.alss of
Hon. j. w Throcknorton as u states.
man out Of a job, The last job which
"old TmocIs" held ho gave up volun-
tarily and that is something no Hogg
supporter viii over do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
SPECIAL Nonc|
MORPHINE

And whisky habit curas i
compound oxygen. Tbs \
and permanent cure y,
opium and whisky habit " n
dermic needle, no poIsosoD.
poison, no insanity, M ~.
nothing to injure 6odyI 4, ~ Y
oxygen kills the poison !.
builds up the whole sys,,r
mind, and makes YOU MI 1
son from the very berlnris.
ment's pain or sickness "a
sound as n child. Cure s,,,.|
ten 10 twenty days. Add~|
coNlcr,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
CLOSING HOURS.


Tho storm waves will reach this
meridian and the other changes noted
VIII ocour at and within 100 miles OF Fort
Worth within tweniy-four hours before
'r aitor sunset OF the dates given below.
October 9--Wind changing.
October l0-Cooler and clearing.
October ll-Fair and cool.
October Moderating.
October lS-Warmer.
dian.
October i5-Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

a SUBSCRIBER residing at College
station !, r0z'' orders his paper discon.
linued because OF its advocacy of
George Clark, for governor Of Texas
The GAZETTE would DO pleased to have
inc gentleman interview that unoom.
promising Demoosat and irreproAch-
A0i'aaazen. LawVsnoo sanisan Ross.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

OKLAHOMA CITY, o
special. The second a ~
success. Excellent ire'.S
ming races. There va
display Of produce, sioss y.
About three thousand VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

DALLAS atmosphere seems to have a
deletcrious effect on Governor Hogg.
Whom he spoke In that city in the
spring he acted like a bulloon; when he
visited thore Saturday he spoke like a
bhckguard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

TIE Aogg-Joss idolators put tho
name OF Democracy above the principles
OF democracy Judge Clark aud his
friends declare that principles ara
everything that Democracy under any
other nalne would still be the govern.
ment preserving, liberty saving power
that 1t is now and has always been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

FOUR years ago the Republican
ticket in Smith county carried lin
Hogg's name, But then George Clark
is too sound man TO be inoculated
with Republican virus, as Hogg was,
by receiving Republican votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
JUDGE r. y. BnoKnAM. Domoo,a,l,

JUDGE r y. BEoRHAM, Democratic
candidate for the state senate, is busily
engaged In holding court under the
dome OF the temple of justice OF Iarrapt
county, with as much serenity as II Jim
swayne was not in the race. The olee.
ton returns will demonstrate the fact
that Jim Is not In IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

MAJOR JARVIS is frustrating in the
northwest portion OF the county and
shaking hands with the sovereigns.
Mr., H. b, Maddox should follow him
up and lot tho voters make compare
son between Democrat and Hoggite
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

"REv" j. d, SHAW of Waco, the
liberal preacher" and editor, has been
making Hogg speeches. It is time
for Senator Coke TO "scourage him
backN 70 his Indopondont Pulpit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

Fort WORTH is girding up It's loins
and getting ready for the progressive
movement that will DO inaugurated in
March, 1893. Cut this out and paste it
In Yomr Int.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

Gov, HoGG cannot consistently com
plain Of his fool friends" Coke and
Murray have, it is true, done him great
harm, but then look at the harm he
has done himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

YoNKERs, N. W O',
company to engage ~
has been incorporates rs ~
known as the National .s ~
peny. Of Yonkefs, and '1
viii be $500, 00Q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07
kOTlcE "a Rnra!

l, James d. Farmer. reei,ur
city Of Fort Worth, 1eras. 4
thpt Iwill open the book, n Il
Commissioners Court fuor
the southwest room n he Ar
city, for the registration oifulsI
Fort Worth, Texas, on he NJ 4
A. D., lsg2, and will keep Ns n
twenty consecutive dsys 81
from eight O'Clock a N. 70 n
each day, closing on the Gu u |
A. d. 1877.
JAMES d FAmR|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

THE happiest man on the Hogg side
is Alex. Terrell He knows now that
he is not the only man in Texas who is
dangerous to the cause headvocates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

south. So fearless and NJ
gaug become that they VI
the public roads. II i sn!
of the gang always rode J.
look at the lay OF the cqa',|
out danger. The BANS ]
pated a visit and made pisi
cordingly. Pistols ara Y
were within a moment =
is no doubt that the DA,'l
to pay their respects heN
known 10 have come As W. !,
OF Red river, when NV 4
for some reason. HAD tn' 4
their purpose there Is %
might have been the rtsY,', .|
at least, would have gV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

THE Waco Globe thinks it singular
that the chief newspaper supporter Of
Governor Hogg's anti-corpo ration cam
paign should be the Houston Post.
which is owned by a corporation and
edited by the highest salaried corpor-
alton attorney in Texas. E. Pink Hill
Is president Of the corporation which
owns the Post. He edits the paper and
also attends to the law business Of
Coils p. Huntington for sl2, 900 u year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

For the tweuty.four houra ending atsp
NJ. Ortober G 1891;
Highest temperature - %
Lowest temperature IA
Amount OF rainfall. n
state of weather N,gts
Probable weather for to-morrow.... Fair
r. NJ CLARKE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

The Gazette will decline hereafter to
print communications which nrs merely
expressive OF the writer's opinions. Facts
oil an interesting nature viii be printed,
but comments will not be usod unless
specially solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-07

ALEXANDER WATKINS TERRELL
reads Coke's speeches and smiles, while
his mouse-colored mule just winlts the
other eye.