Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

| people voted for Mr. Cleveland i'..'u
ms 20 DC fact. The PRECEDENT bs nYM '.l
tunoWing ~ all among them. ltcv
VaIico 'neir backs upon him IN Nav
aork. IN Indiana. indeed In an Inc Nnsth
| efn states. They arc moi na,,. aNol.h-
to Harrison. '' :" p'sierence
| Inc social season Just OPENING nrnp,so,
10 be one Of unusual interest N thaf ~
number OF ,debntante's win be 20 iarsc
hN " Wnoiu widely extended range ~
lehgnttul entertainments. They ore ~
inmilies situated most favornbiy inr al.
ulnE 70 the gniety and brillance If M
! winter fuuctions--aud the several ere,,ts
are looked forward to with er,at an.
uvlpauon OF pleasure. On the ilsi nrc
/ sne aaughters OF Vice President Morton
! senator briee Of Ohio. Admiral Belknnn
OF the navy and Colone, Ileber in1,n
! advocate general Of the navy. Others ,n
] the list, which will he largely Increased
| nsiore New Nears. are Miss Alice Cord
MISS Hosldns, Miss MelAuahan and NIiss
Alche wilcox. The latter's coming out
party Will also be the occasion Of the
house warming Of the now home Of her
currents. Mr., and Mrs. Whltiemotc Of
| thicago, on New HAmpshirc avenue nue
Of the handsomcst places In Inc div.
Senator aud Mrs. Brice got into the
| old Corcuran home on II street. frunting
| Lafayette mark. IN time TO eat 1hanks.
| giving dinner. They have leased the mnn.
sion Tor number OF wears and expended
nearly SoOtOO IN reiittlng aud decorating
| II is one Of tue historic houses OF Wash
ingiOn, and the new occupants have not
altered the exterior. 80 that old friends
/ need not look for the legend "Corcoran
| house, which has been placed over the
| door to Recognize IL. The house was
originally owned by Daule Webster. who
! transferred II to w. W. Curcoran, The
banker During the latter's absence, while
| the war Of the rebellion wns IN progress
| II was occupied by NJ. MOntholon, French
minister. II Is said that lavish hos
pitnlity will be dispensed by the new
occupants. prevailing that Of the occasion
whom MIR Corcoran entertained Mrs.
Cleveland.
A matrimonial engagement that Great
tcrdny WINS that Of Miss Florcuce Miller.
elder daughter OF the attorney general,
to MIR. Clifford Arrlck. who ans recently
been acting az private secretary TO his
prospective fathei-in-law. Miss Miller's
X the third engagement Ia cabinet fam
ilies OF the present administration, the
other two being the daughter OF ES-Sec-
rotary Blaine. one Of whom II now Mrs
Damr0sch. daughtcr Of Secretary Fos-
ter was married a year or two ago but
before her fnther entered the cabinet.
Wcuverites In Washington figure now
that they carried seven states In the re-
cont election. securing twrnty-c,ght clec-
totnl votes ms follows; Colorado, A Idaho,
g., Kansas. 10; Nevada. 9. North Dakota,
n. Oregon. 1; South Dakota, 4.
The electors In South Dak0tn are Repub-
lican. This reduces the Weaver vote IN
the electoral college TO wcnty-iour
The election Of Weaver electors was by
means OF fusion win the sye.lo 1 ~
Colorado. where the Weaverites won in
thrre-c0rnerod tight against the two
ISaens Wyoming aud North Da-
kotn. in all the above named
states the fusionlsts elected
part Of the state ticket but
thew made a clear sweep owhcre II seems.
Senntor Chandler of New Hampshire,
chairman of the senate committee on iinlnl-
oareful study on the immigration prob
I'm, declares that an absolute suspension
of nli immigration for period Of az
inost five wears would be good thing for
,y"'' rT,i,sj states and Ills declaration
IL attracting much favorable comment
,,n,,,,ra.sionnl circles. Treasury of
ecio,s contend. however that many
- ,hc immigration evils through Whch
~ % W. s,irer conid he reduced to nm agree
All. ,nininun by n strict impartial APP
NJ +i,,,, ~ no nrpgont law as the meshcs
w onr net are fine enough now, but
III o "a sov thern nre great rents In IL, made
IVY ,racticnl politicians. who have no
~ p ,,p,r rSsori Tor anything when the
ie,,r Nv. af thc marty are concerned or
indiyidunl interests are involved IN an
nic,tiop The Democrats do not prom
sleV, .,,, LEGISLATION upon the subject Of
~ wv rrs, nm
iuihiS'"'V"'
,.,.,. strnson Inns arrived here and
Jerrs thc November victory as fol-
interprets inc 'NO'e'''e'
,,,a, ne 1Sr tfi slse that the people of
th.ah nnytHH ,vonf very material ne.
thls eoun ny thc custom duties The cut
should nv, Ve o VI nol more than 20 per cent.
nll ,,,ntrv win not be satisfied II thls
~ L. not done.
hu .M congress should get at the
-, nm, AZ Soon as possible aud make an
work US sGo uian al the tnrin, as be-
,ione, ,yill There Is no sense anyhow,
inlietfing thirteen months go uy ulter a
"et together and do anything; CeHainiy
whore there au'"bsorbing issue, as In
on great anu ~" mo ,irtorious party