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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
ALL OVER DIXIE.

w, II. LnsseteE Of Carrolltnu. On
had his body literally torn to pieces by
a freight train.
The cotton crop Of Mississippi is about
Wo-thlrds the average crop.
Tho Democratic plurality In Kentucky
VIII be about 1900.
The court house at Tlnmsyilc. Ky.
was broken into aud n number of M
dletmehis against prominent citizens
stolen.
., In Carter county, Kentucky. c. w
hntton WIS kicked by mule and
KILLED, His father and brother moi
death In the samc manner
Several buildings were blown down
ana q great deal OF stock killed by n
storm Of SrtppnrdsYille, Ky
A thorough search Ia being maJa
throughout Louisiana for Link Wngron-
or tho murderer It ~ supposed am
no has fed to this state.
Governor Stone, OF Mississlppl olfcrs
100 reward for the capture OF lilo
Two women thieves wanted nj Now
Orleans have hecu arrested nj Mobile.
Alabama. ''
Duncan McphRttcr, negro. shat ,,d
knsd The shenf of Richmond con,,tv
him " unrest
H. Q, Tifton, cousin Of T'alt Hnll nud
y humhct of his gang were captnred In
west Virginia. yesterday. He N a not,,i
opuaw and IL wanted for pun,ber ~
crimes, He had Just CLOSED rrlipions sn,.
vice when arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Lumpasas- pecan crop in this sec
ton Is very short.
Moody Rev. Richard Wilson, alias
Williams, who borrowed horse from
s. II. Sapp last spring and sold IL,
was sentenced to i've years in the PEN
itcntlary.
Quinah- Several cases of diphtheria
still exist in the city
Waco-The annual conference Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church South will
convene here on the 28rl inst.
M Paso-liosolio Costello. the rnplst.
who was to have been hung hut was
afterwards rcsplted, has Joined the Bap-
list church.
Amarillo -Prospectors are beginning to
arrive Ia the Amarillo country.
Aransas pass-Everythiug indicates a
prosperous winter In this district
Georgetown Cotton Is coming In NJ
n lively rate and commanding good
price.
Yoakum--A lodge Of brotherhood of
Tralnmcn has been organized here
San Augustine Farmers arc holding
their corn for botter prices.
El Pnso-Seyon residences were en-
tered by thieves here Monday night.
Colorado The movement to better tho
condition Of country roads leading into
Colorado has fell through.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
NAVY YARD IMPROVEMENT.
(Nashngton Dispatch)

The navy yards are gradually falling
70 pieces, according TO the showing made
by Commodore NJ III. Farquhnr, chief
Of the bureau of the yards aud docks,
In his annual roport to the secretary of
the navy The Yards and stations have
been kept In as good condition as the
limited appropriations would permit, but
the deterioration has been 50 great that
the repairs do not keep pace with il.
This fact would not prevent an econ0m-
ical revision OF the oXtravngnnt estimates
put In by commandnnts Of yards The
latter asked for S6,5O00OO, and CommO-
dorc Farauhnr reduces Il TO 81, 100000
The main reduction is In the item of I'M
provcments, for which he asks 81, 1877 900.
He asked for two docks in Now ngland,
one at Boston mud another nj Ports
mouth. N. H. lie asks that congress
provide for the increase Of the corps Of
civil engineers TO twenty. which number
would include the assistants. TO be 10
lccted from the graduates Of the Naval
ncndpmy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
WANTED, MARRIAGABrn GIRLS.

rashua, Conn, suffers from com.
PLANT which Is novelty In New In.
gland /, mourns scarcity Of marriage
aple young women, and this Is the way n
correspondent OF a local newspaper puts
The situation, after explaining that Inc
Young men OF the place are taking Ia
Joining benefit associations in order 10
There Is deficiency Of yonng mn.
married girls In Tashua TINT Whom ona
Of our estmublc mud genial Young III.
lows wants partner for a dance or a
companion for the fair or the thentre H.,
y obliged to 20 securing round tbr ny, ~
iolning towns, cutting out the resident
neaus 70 secure. his object. Pcrhnps on
account OF this dnplorahle fact, onr vn,, NJ,
men az concluding that thls .ps yvi,
ss,ee'ablhty win serve MS a substitute u fnr
tne company of the fairer sex. mn III Iir
4 nalpahlc mistake. Look ar,n WI
DOS ~ pur ypppy, prosperous vnn,,,
in Ina, men, who Imported their nycnf
vnt wives from tho adIolninr to Snset
nnd doubt not that you cnn gna '1 INNS
precious jewels Ia the same Geldn use
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

due on suudays or holidays on the se'
cular or business day succeeding was
also agreed 10.
A second moeting Is now being hela
in New York, and its efforts VIII De
directed to tho securing Of further uni
formity among tho states In laws re-
latlng 10 marriage and divorce ana ro'
garding Weights aud measures.
Tho council presents for future leg
islatlon three recommendations 81 70
marriage and divorce. The age oicon,
sont shall be fixed at is for males ana
10 for females; that no marriage shui
be valid unloss evidenced by q writing
signed by the parties ana also by TWO
witnesses; TINT no decree OF divorce
hall DO granted unless the parties had
or have boon domloilod In the state,
Tho different laws holding In the
several states logallslng marriage and
divorce have boon very pornicious, and
u is hoped this movement in the line
OF uniformity will attain sufficient I'M
portance to command tho attention Of
state Legislators.
Tho family relation demands tho ut
most protection, and II Is harmful as
woll a. embarrassing TO have that
which constitutes marriage or divorce
in Quo state not recognized In oyory
state.
OF scarcely loss Importance Is It that
there bo standard fixed by law for
weights aud measures. Tho boards in
eosaon have recommended standard
conservative enough to satisfy any who
arc disposed to havo just weights and
measures.
Tho commissioners oro from eight
states, and thoir work II Is 10 DO hoped
will BIO takon up by other statos until
tho desired end Is attained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

Tho man who doesn't know WHY tho
Republicans woro dofeatod aud who
hasn't told Il all 10 the world as far as
his voico win 20, how Cleveland was
elected, Is rsrc man. The tariff did
IT, Tho force bill did It. Tho billion.
dollar congress did IT, Several othor
things did IT, singly and alone, all
these caNece elected Cleveland aud do.
icated Harrison
One thing, aud ono that has not boon
mentioned 49, contributing to this No.
suit, was tho hard times.
II ia history that change OF admin.
istration follows upon all great financial
panics The only exception was in 1879
when no chuugo administration came
nitor the panic Of 1873, but thero aro
fow Of any party, who win saw that
rlldcn was not elected, No change 90.
currcd because tho rejected candidate
was iraudulcnty counted In.
When mon are In trouble they seek
seapegoat upon which TO load the
burden Of their folly, thoir indiscr,,ion
their recklessness, their abort sighted.
ness. Tho party in power is vaguely
supposed to bo responsible for all that
Il good and for whatever q no, good
When 'he earth yields abuudautly snd
businosa is dourishing, men AFRO content
to let well enough alone, But when
there lisa failure OF crops, or financial
distress cnsues upon rash speculation
they vote for change because oany
change would DO hotter than what Ia y
Tho tariff had much to do with tho
people Of the Northwest dcsorting tho
party Of protection. The force bin had
geoat deal TO do with keeping tho
eioac Southern states Democratic. The
silver question throw Colorado and
Nevada to Weaver. Hut The votes ma,
wore changed on account OF Tho tariff
mo silyor question or tho ioreo bin
were nat as many "a wcp changed on
aeceunt Of tho dislress due 10 'Aard
times.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
NOT AN APPLICANT.

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov u, 1899.
Editor Gazette.
My attention has been called to the
fact That the Gazette stated few days
since that | was an applicant for the
position OF United States district attor-
ney. | desire to say that | have had the
matter undcr consideration. but find that
the office, In this district, Is 10y no means
lucrative one and that the emolumcnts
of the same 0re not sufficient to Justify
me in accepting IT, even though / We're
successful In securing the appointment.
For the encouragement aud offers of
assistance which my friends have gem
erously rendered Ia the mntter. am
duly grateful, but | desire the Gazette
70 announce that | am not candidate
for the position. Yours very truly,
BERRY CAMP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
BANK FAILURE.


Rusk, Tex, Nov. 21.- (Specinl. IN.
to-day made a decd of trust 10 Thomas
Finley, jr., to secure their creditors.
Tho deed Of trust conveys the notes
md over drafts of the bank. the banl,
building aud other city property and
farms belonging to the firm also city
PROPERTY and land In Cherokee, Gregg,
Anderson, Pamela, Van Iandt, Kaufman,
Trinity, Sabine, Taylor aud Rockwell
counties, the Individual property of
members of the firm.
The total assets run up to about $780,
600 and the liabilities about 500 900, il
portion Of which IL a rc-discountod note.
The firm has been in business here
for a number Of years and has been re-
girded very highly. There IA hut little
excitement ma the creditors seem TO be
satisfied Tint they will get their money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
THE soUTu's INDUSTRIAL AC-
TIVITY.

glance nt the list of new enterpriaou
organized In the South during the past
week, as shown by the Manufacturer
Record Ia It's issue of November rs,
present more than the usual activity
both In number and diversity. Some Of
the more important items mentioned by
the Record are hs follows The 4.
George company, of Wellsburg, w. Va,
TO manufacture paper sacks the Van
Buren, (Ark.,) Compress and Manufnc-
turing company, capital stock $4,000;
the Waldron Construction company
OF Charleston, w. Vn., capital stock
S1,000000; the l.. A. Montague conpa-
ny, Of brunswick, Nd, 10 transact a
mercantile business, capital stock $20,-
600; the Bessemer IN. O. Mining com
pany, capital stock S0h0000, TO mine
ores, etc.; the Miller Cotton company,
Of Columbia, s. O., capital stock $4,000;
the Franklin Printing company, of Louis
vile, Ky, capital stock $4,000, to
conduct printing works; the Euqua Hard
ware company, of Baton Rouge, La,
capital stock $4,000; the Kentucky
Mercantile company. of Louisville, capt.
tai stock 100000 the Washington ID.
o. News Publishing company, capital
stock 100000; the Elillsboro (Tcxas) on
company, capital stock $t00,0O0; the
Paris CTcxas) lee company, capital stock
$4,000; the Bolivar Navigation coinpa-
ny, of Dallas, Tex, for channel con-
struCtion purposes, capital stock S3,OOO,-
900; the city of Rome, Ga, will build
n 100000 water works plant; the Waco
CreXls) leo aud ReiriEcrating company
viii build n fifty-two ton plant; the Land,
Stone and Ice company, Of COyington,
Ky, capital stock $4,000; the Corona
(Ala.) Coal company, capital stock $780,
600; James n. Boyd will bnild a $4,000
tobacco factory at Richmond, Va, the
Gloster (Miss) Canning and Preserving
company, capital stock $4,000: the Chan
dler-Shafcr company, Of Louisville, KY,
to work quarries, capital stock $4,000;
the Union Express and Transportation
company, Of Coyiugton, KY, capital
stock 10000; the Aberdeen (Md) Can
company, 10 manufacture cans. capital
stock $30O00; the Hardecylle Brick
company, of Savannah, Ga, for manufnc-
turing, capital stock $4,000; the Aetna
Development company, of Manchester,
Va, capital stock 100000; the Holly
Machinery and Supply company. of Alex
nndrin, Va, capital stock S12J,0O0; the
Becker Machine company, Of Chnrlottes-
Vile, Va. capital stock $4,000; the
Lnwton Brick and Tile Process compa-
ny, Of Alexandria, Va, the Pohatton
Brick and Tile company, Of Hampton,
Va, capital stock 100000; the Home
Laud company, of Newport News Va,
capital stock 100000 and the While
Magazine Rifle company. of Alexandria,
Va, capital stock 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
UTICA TO TASMANY HALL

When election returns were being re-
celyed here election night, j. X. O'Con-
ner. formerly Republican assemblcmm,
from III First Oneida district, expressed
himself rs confident that New York state
would give 10000 plurality for Mfr, Cleye-
land A Republican doubted the aaser-
ton. and finally wager was made
which provided that the loser should
wheel q barrel Of apples from the city
hall, Utica, TO Tammany hall, New York
O'Councr lost. and to-day started on his
journey, A small hole was cut in one
end Of the barrel, through which the ap.
pies could be seen, The barrel bore the
inscription, "TummHny Hall or Bustl
Guessed Wrong on the State Started
from City Hall, Utica, November 10,
high noon" O'Conner wore brown
overooat. derby hat white oilcloth leg.
gins and bucksltin gloves. There was
great crowd about the city hall when
the start was made,und cheers were
given him az he pluckily started out in
a pouring rain
1t is not believed he will complete the
Journey hut he " well started He eN-
poets TO reach New York December 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

Aiyarado-J. w STARK. correspondent
Eddie Williams, agent ,,, ...,
emit ". II, Morgan, agent
Albany-h ~ Lyons correspondent Ly'
Abilene "B' ~ nndford, agent ana cor.
relpoudgnt office, pogtoncc bulllngl ~
Choatuut street nfst floor, whore MI or
deta for subscription aud adrertislns
SSSpa J. y EtcKcpna
BalllnHor--J Y, fearce, agent and cor.
Respondent. Once at Pcuree'n drug store
,,lrowawoSisH u. Moore. correspondent
Wlae Mayors, agents. Oiice In the
s,Bglgl III. j. took, correspondent w.
VI Mhlue{ agent NJ, ...,....
Z. opterhout. nEcnt Ofice IL bosioiiics
ciartsvIUe-w. =. Thompson, correspond.
,.oeburne-G Louis lannon's AGENT II. Of
hal eotl ssp2ndGpt ra,,,..., .o,,a.,.,,.
Dslias HugG lltslsfaid. correspondents
edyrr,,si9g5 S ssanld he Tnpfe r6s u nsetts
can be found on sale vi all news stands Ia
Tho city. y Gunner, general news agrnt
d, Degnlnt-J. q. opee' correspondent W.
El TsSo j Il, McRlc. correspondents 0.
Bidy, N Mo. N. Howe 4 co.. agents
uninteTlleA WATSON, lr,, correspond
en- Y. lllokson, ngontioilee, uAinoaylllo
Grentltillo-V. w grubba. corrgHnpndenti
Frank Brhoopoyer, npent
t.alygatou 81 ~ fnyeg curfegpundputl
~ h Aabell apeni
IfOnfinttH" ~ T. NJ nuitnrwnrtb. cor.
Feenondpnti Ii A kuninn nReht
1ianiltnn-M Hank. porfrHpoulent
and agent.
1lilIHhoro n "a Qoodlna eorregnoudent
and uuoUf ,imTe ilnodln'gia uc,yi dEuni
Rdl0lning D1siotlee 'Ediiih fnyiu5tnn etr,ef
IengialiT!l' ~ Howell, c6rfcgpondonti
Albert MYodg agent
agent oice a pogi9iicSS ob oois9aiS ana
aud agent
Pprls w. y. GIN, correspondpnt, T. A.
MctilRbaon, agent - ~
Pilot Point A. NJ. Raginud. eorresnond.
emit and agent
Qn0nAhs M H. Coithar e,rrnsp,,1.ut,p
u, Cameron, agent. 'p''''"''''
Hnnwol n NJ fnnpa ~ N,iltn. a,r
roHppndrht IIn9be, y M9lllhs, COT
seymour 4. tlrahnm' eo,rsip5,s,lrni,
H. H. Uortnn avent "' '''''lp"uuV"t'
Shreveport Nv A. goulberland cor.
reepondeutl NJ ittTsrb nr, Sn "'''"N"' No''
enti Charles NnrehnSd as,ntf N''i'"p"n"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

There Is nomlstaklng tho wish of tho
mass OF Texas Democrats for the end al
ah dissension in tho party. Tho do.
mand for q cessation Of hostlitlos IA
spontaneous and general Il comes
alike from uogg mon aud from Clark
mon, While, however this Is the com.
mon sentiment, u few leaders ON ei,hor
side manifest marked desire to keep
up the contest
hwill not do, gentlemen, The poo.
plo want pcace and thoy arc going TO
have IT, II You got in the way OF their
design SO much the worse for you
u neyor pays TO try to hoad on CIV.
clone or tho determined purpose Of tho
people,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

there will be none in her way. and IL a..
y elected IN kansas shell get there ali
could not sit In tho senate. l fhinS ~
prououns are used In the constitution TX X
n general sense. -
"ler presence in tho senate NTH,
have beneficial effect. I only know 80
two or three senator's who void mi thoir
feet upon their tables II she wero In tlic
room, and II she did not follow their c,.
ample, which Of course she wonld nnt
they might learn by the time her aen.
ntorial term expired that they had been
doing something amiss.
"Of course, Mt first tho press would
have lots of fun Mt her expense. but
when she began 20 display the ability
that Is In her, II would soon be dropped,h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
nN Lnkns rnn nn.

!, Senator PETER. who Ia M ia g..
bNolhG IS fairly royelinr In wy Sr9nu
tnat hls senatorial colleague fre,n ,e ilea
sas wll be q womnn. e'V ron Kan
io,r ,' ,e M1s eaeep9nately strollnr thos.
ineton "orpi w, Mhl,kers hat every wash.
ahl every Washington nf,il, about
l't watching the pigeons lis NJ sAeiehgSd,
caves ~ the postoiice bnilain. nn the
e e, n gss9nssnely snokinr a wbisGlsepp DC .,
N,ra ~ net think oil Of tho ta,s si,,,,,
paper tell s2'ag to the scnate Is s aeUus
nonli mot be elcctsl ~ Why. she
,,,pts' sennio. She ruinmo, niied
ei.'g' ~ 'hr party NJ ths WAN w re.
~, y Ani NQull u1ko es raof anq out
pS gl ss s sgeaior IS many Mo b a9d e ,
" 'O'Au'aaepd barrlcrp, | u,lpk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
MRS, LESLIE SUED.
lNnN Yorl. lnrlhnnnl

Charles II. Wing has begun action In
the supreme court 10 recover from Mrs
Frank Loslio balance of St,7OO. which
he alleges is due him on a necklace
which he sold her In May, 1850, for the
agreed price Of $500 He says that
she paid him 500 in cash, and il was
agreed between them that the balance of
Sl1OO should be paid by Mrs Leslie In
sorting IN her Illustrated papers and mag.
ngines advertising matter which he
might order for that amount, Wing de.
clorcs that sh0 has refused 10 carry out
this agreement. and has also failed to
pny the balance due on The necklace.
Henry @. Bryan, counsel for Mrs. Los
lie, intcrpOsed demurrer TO thc com.
plant The poiut raised h TINT Wing
ala business under the name of Wing
x Sou, In violation Of the penul Code,
whicM provides that the person who
irnusacta business using the maine M a
partner of one not inserted as a partner
or the designation "uud company" when
no actual partners are represented there
by. Is guilty of o misdemcunor. Judge
lugruham overrulcd the demurrer md
gave Judgment for the plaintiff, with
leave to Mrs, Leslie to answer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

The storm waves win reach this me.
ridian aud tho other changes noted
will OCCUR nj end within 100 miles Of
Fort Worth Within twenty-iour hour1i
before or after sunset Of the datea
givon below.
Nov Is Storm wayc on this moridlaii
" ll-Wind changing.
" 20 Cooler and clearing.
" ~ Fair and cool.
!" ge-Moderatlng.
$ Warmer.
t--Storm wave on this meridian.
" Wind changing.
sb--Cooler and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

New York, Nov 2L--Tho police of
Hoboken to-day captured gang Of four
green goods men and two intended out
of town victims, They gave their
names as George Woods, John Murphy.
Gcorge Edwards, George llarria, Emil
y. llngl Of Chicago, H., aud John
Iuthul of Falrtown, No, the two httcr
out of town men. The police found five
Sl,oOO packages of goods and a complete
green goods lay ont As yet the police
have boon unable o get a statement
frcm the intended victims.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

The inconvenicncs attaching to a
want oiuniiormity OF laws In the United
States "a too evident 10 require areu.
mont In fact, SO genorally Is this tolt
that thero has boon organized IN somo
Of tho states boards OF commissioners
for iis promotion, Tho first meeting
was at Saratoga in Augost and some
progress was thcn made. An agree.
ment WA reached as TO forms for tho
execution and acknowledgment OF deeds
70 reAl estate, A Recommendation for
the aeoliiion II Gays Of grace on notes
and bills and uhiiormity IN rules for the
payment Of monled obligations falling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

Tn Kansas Populists are looking about
for an enterprsiDg anarchist to succeed
Perkins in the United States senate.
Texas might spare Waller Baker.
Editor Baker Of the Waco News y
the latcst TO discover that the editor Of
the Express is "a liar" Editor Bennett
is at least three months behind the pro-
cession. He should grease his heels
Georgia appears to have n governor
aud legislature almost as ignorant Of
constitutional law as James Stephen and
the collection of freaks responsible for
land law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

taunton, Mnss., Noy. 2t.--The grand
,n,,orden case, has boon dismissed until
thursday, December /. This action Is
a surprise TO the public. The assumed
solution Is that the nitcers have struck
= new lead, md this brief adjournment
y 70 glIe Thorn chance 10 gather owl
noa,e tlht will result in more than one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

Celeste, Tex., Nov. 2l-(SpeciaD Two
weeks ago Dr, Harrison. who lives FIVE
ihlles southeast of this place, came TO
since then his npighbors have feared
MN az he has only boon home from the
asylum a few months, hut this morning,
petWeen Y and 4 o'clock he put an end
e their tenrs by sending ball through
nus nv own head He died about 3 o'clock.
rash not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

THE Texas building at tho Worlds
fair was begun on the faith Of Toxs
womon In Texns. II romans to be seen
whether the dear souls hayo boon too
appreciate Of tho mon they have loft
behind them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
0(apsaa City 1lmes.l

Cheap transportation ls an important
agent Of wealth for the people, we hamye
railroads but bad country roads we
have more ocean steamers than are nsea-
ed but unimproyed interior rivers. bet-
ter than hat money or government own
ership Of telegruphs would DO periee1loh
Of these agencies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22
rnE s1LYER CONVENTION

A silver convention will meet ny ~
Paso Tex, on the 9Th Of next month
and we hope that Colorado VIII DC rep,
resented. Conventions Of this sort KEEP
the silver question before the pupnc,
They keep alive the interest OF WeH'eil .n
men, and they show the people o. w ~
cease the struggle for silver's restoration
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

CoL CAREY w. STYLES, tho
we'll known journalist Is tho frat
candidate to announce foron oiilco to ho
voted by the noNt Legislature, He socks
to no secretary Of the acnato, Gov.
Horg was once a newspaper man; ditto
Commissioner Foster II Editor Hr,nn
will keep quict, thoro is no telling how
much game the Newspaper mon will
hnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

SECRETARY Nobla says that the Cheyenne
and Arraphoes arc happy and contented.
General Painter Of the Indian Wghts
association has just boon down there, ana
says bad policies badly managed have
bred trouble OF course, nobody expects
M outbreak, but nobody thinks that tho
Noble administration among the blanket
Indians has been success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

lNsTrAR OF hanging out flag Of
truce, the sun Antonio Express hns
added II carmino colorcd tail TO lts
obony'hu6d pounant The Express is
as loatho to quit a fight as billy goat
an attack ON n stone fence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

PRosrEcToRs with money to invest
roach Texas on nearly every passenger
train that ontors 81, Let Thorn hear
nothing but good words for Toxas from
Toxans and Texna nowapapera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

SAM JOINS told tho Galyostonlans at
tho beginning of his revival thcro that
II ho wanted money no would ucvcr go
There TO got II. sam hns probably
heard OF the Galveston way OF squeos.
ing dividends out Of an oyster roast