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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

MADISON, WIS, Oct 1s.-At Tho
special session OF the Legislature this
morning joint committee was ap
pointed 10 apportion the state Into sou.
ate and assembly districts. Afterward
q joint session OF the senate and assem-
bly, was held TO listen TO the message
Of tho goYernnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19
THE TRAVIS BALLOT
Under the Australian Law VIII
Double Names.
A STARTLING RuMoR AFLoAT
Says the Hogg Men viii Try 10 Throw ou'
Votes Of Eight Cities
On the Ground tho Australian Law Is UncunslI-
tulional Walton Speaks For Clark al
Rusk- Political News Generally.
Harris County ilogsiles.

AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 1s.-tSpecial. -
Tho county commissioners court met
this morning for the purpose OF listen-
ing 10 suggestions from representatives
from all political parties rs TO the ar
rangement Of the ticket 10 be used in
the coming election, all sides being
represented. Hogg men wanted the
name OF any ono candidate 10 appear ON
the ticket only once which was in accord
ance with the recent opinion Of Assis-
tant Attorney General Henry and
claimed that any other course would DO
illegal. they cited no authority how
ever than the above opinion.
The Clark men, however, claimed
that every party was entitled 10 its full
ticket and that any candidates nRmo
could appear under as many party
headings as there were parties claim
ing him as their candidate. Numerous
authorities were cited and It was
claimed that tho Henry opinion was in
no way binding.
Tho court was addressed by Col j.
J.. Faulk for tho Hogg single name idea
and executive county chairman Snead
aud Mr.. A. II. Graham for n legal
ticket. The court unanimously decided
TO adopt the latter plan and will allow
the names to 60 on tho ticket as many
times AS there arc parties claiming
them.
The different political parties will
have their ticket arranged in porpen-
dicular paralleled columns on one
ticket, which will be published in the
daily press for observation and study.
lis reported on the streets to-day,
but tho report cannot be absolutely
verified, that the plan Of the hogg men
now Is TO let things run along
quietly until after the election and TO
then try 20 throw out all the votes OF
the eight cities voting under the Aus
tralian ballot system on tho ground that
the law Is unconstitutional. As large
part Of Clarks vote comes from tho
cities this procedure would cut Clark
OF about $500 votes and Hogg not more
than 800 votes.
THE CLARK CLUB
met hero tonight with largo attend
ance s..J were addressed by Colonel H..
/ G. Mack, Of Collin county, who made a
ringing speech, prophesying In glow.
ing terms tho overwhelming victory Of
George Clark next month,
AT tho time Of closing the books to-
night 1921 voters had registered, OF
whom about 500 are culorcd.
NJ. Trice, OF Dallas, has been up
pointed 10 tho position OF Office assist
ant at the uttorney-generals office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

TO Rookdale where he took the
north bound International to-day
for Galveston via Hearne and Houston,
but when he got 10 Hoarne and found
that his chances were slim there, he
came back and took the south bound
Santa Fe for Galveston. His body
guard was not seen until near noon,
when no came in from the woods and
took the train for Tomple.
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n.fuaed 10 Let IMAM worl..

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, oct. 1s.-The
Atlantic and Pacific operators offered
to work last night, but were refused by
Superintendent Gabel who says they
can run a month without operators. An
trains IRE running on time card Gabel
is supposed 20 be in communication
with headquarters at Chicago, and re-
fuses 10 discuss the matter In any
nhaao
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

TOPEKA, KAN, Dot. 13-Cow
Humphrey has sent a letter 10 Maj
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Of tho United
States Army at Chicago, requesting
him To accompany the United States
cavalry sont to the Southern Kansas
border for the protection Of citizens
from the remnant u tho Dalton gang.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

GRAPEVINE, TEX, Oct. 49, Especial
There were about eevonty-Gve votera
at the joint debate hore yesterday ho-
tween Judge Beckam and j. w.
Swayno, and Major Jarvis, candidate
for the legislature, and Judge Stod-
man for Hogg.
The speeches OF Beokham and Jarvis
were IA complete vindication OF their
course NJ the Houston convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19
THEY W oN,r srnIKE.
The Differences between tho Missouri Pa
oino aud the photographers Adjusted.

cino aud the Telegraphors Adjusted.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 1S.-The differ
cnces between tho telegraphers Of tho
Missouri Paoiilosystem, some 901 IN num-
Der, and tho management OF the road,
were amicably adjusted to-day by aid Of
mutual concessions. As u result Of tho
final enforcement Of the conference,
the operators have secured and ac-
cepted a minimum OF $50 per month on
main lines and S45 on branches or n To-
tai Of about $500 per year The
original demand was for about S264, 600
and the roads offer, after months de-
bate, was $4,000. All danger Of q
strike is now avoided.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

NEW YoRR, Oct. is The Times
prints the following telegram, nd
dressed to It's editor:
a special 10 going the round of tho
press In regard to an interview Ia
which / nm reported TO have advised
Populists TO vote for Harrison, or that
"A vote for Weaver was q vote for Glove
land, II Is unqualihedly false. would
consider IL a public calamity for either
Harrison or Cleveland to be elected.
Mrs. MARY u. LEASE.
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oor ms crnrIr1oArn

Governor Lubbock, Determined TO Vote
for HoGg. Geta Hts Papers.
AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. 1s.--lSpecial. r.
Ex-Governor Lubbock to-day presented
himself at tho registrars office, In this
city, and asked for his certificate,
which was given him, tho number boz
ing 30l3, which some people fear will
prove an unlucky number II will DO
remembered that the governor was n
few days ago refused registration in
Galveston on the grounds OF non-resi-
dence, but he was determined his vote
should be cast for Governor Hogg.
He had nothing 10 say in regard TO
the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

Indianapolis, IND, Oct 18th,
National Negro tariff reform assoeia.
tion organized here yestordy and was
engaged this morning in preparing ap
address 10 DO issued TO the colored
voters Of tho United States The ad-
dress will urge the colored men TO vote
tho Demncrntic iiolset
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

ALBANY, N. ", Oct, 8.--Judge Clute
says he win not hand down decision
in the Peck case during tho present
term Of court. He viii have his de-
ciBlon ready at tho next opening Of
court, tho day before election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

n, N.Y. X, Oct; ls.-lspecial. =
/. :" Henry Grain, Democratic
tas congress from this dis-
n ~ IN N Laredo last evening
=, with a cordial reception
4 ! %ocratic friends. paw"
n s.t,s,sslng tonight an audi
'Han 800 people on Mar
Il mas repaired the breaks
\, uere and old Webb county
/ so heF Democratic record
So Sol,a Democratic majority
k''smber. He remains here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19

WASHINGTON, Oct la.-Although
Mrs. Harrison is tribe stronger TO-
day than yesterday, still II cannot no
said that there Is any material change
Ia her condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-19
PHI NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

|osperlty is steadily grow
rock killed three negro
ICON, Mo.
n died yesterday at Shell
Inc age Of LOG.
is increasing the death
y. oarts OF Pennsylvania.
sclipse Of the sun will
afternoon of October 70
ighing 100 pounds was
.Ik Mississippi river near ST.
Case. a crazy man of Buff
.naglnes he is Cornelius
ia applications have been
bsylyaulans for Worlds fair
dlan sugar rehneries are
trust after the style OF the
1ncern,
hterternatlonal council OF
|Aalists will be held in 1900,
lass.
ated that the visitors to
columbus celebration spent
boo.
combine wants to gobble
kards and slaughter houses
Ohio.
Edison denies the report
retire from the general
hpany.
jenkins, of Greenup, KY
blclde by jumping over a
In feet high.
Yer, containing 5000 pieces,
DO a pirates hoard, has
IS near Savannah, Ga.
bkn go the penitentiary for
Patrick Leary hanged him
Wayne county prison.
Green Of Wells, Maine, is
liver, N. H., charged with
b securing a pension.
rants entered New York
THAT was the first week on
att such a thing occurred.
Is General Greenland says the
ping troops at Homestead
in9 BOO instead Of 100000.
aIlbg eight hours work at the
1 y wages, 25s Chicago cleo
a. orkers struck yesterday.
D. W. Reeves, director of
knce tR, l., cadet band, has
Ia the leadershipof Gilmore's
4 Reese died at Denver, Col,
+ will left his children from
'os2o. His estate is valued at
~ Lusch, publicly horse
rs Emma Grace at Odin,
are highly connected in
Bucholz, whose sealing
Tas seized of Sand Point,
undergoing repairs, has
ea.
es Of the western peniten-
llegheny City, deny that
ir. Tricks assailant, was
Trying to escape.
ghts Of labor will demand
Ation Of the armor plate now
by the Carnegie non-union
ging that it is not up to
" Arney, who has won $4,000
premiums at Detroit, Mich,
has sold the last horses in
n trOtters aud has gone back
Ag.
ialston, a negro deputy
emphis, Tenn, held a mob
ayed a prisoner who seemed
Pat Of the charge on which
ated.
AcNabb Walter of Colum-
'aS married at 10, divorced
again, eloped with her
d aud is now back again
cond.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. ls.-[Spe.
6,OJl, OF these, 3sl registered to-day.
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district Judge, James Masterson and
II. II. Brashear, the latter was declared
10 DO the nominee.
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the treatise. In short 1t reclaims nm
American business which should belong
10 US but has heretofore crossed ne
atlantic, aud brings it to our ports
10 abandon this system, which il nbso.
lutely equitable on both sides which
cost us nothing and which brings such
results would be idiocy, while Ia al.
nounce IT us a sham is an untruth. II Ia
for the people who are SO generallv
nenehtted by 1t already and who
must see it's promise Of the future to de-
eide whether they should now entrnst
the care OF II to the party which threat.
ems one and does the other.
On tho
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and the rights of our citizens, preserv.
ed peace and secured further APP
plication of its principles of inter
national arbitration, has removed the
long standing prohibitions OF unjust
charges of unhealthfulness against our
food products, has opened new markets
with our neighbors and promoted
closer intercourse.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-07

imitation. and no little dfamatio feeling
and artistic PERCEPTION. ln many OF snsna
you could detect nothing to sugges tnss
YOU are looking at y Rroupo Of college RAr's
incorporating.
There il no exclusively dramatic organ
ixntion al Wellesley. The Shakespeare ~.
oisty, however. which IL both Literary aha
dramatic, makes y feature ot Sglvln9 :
Shakespearean play annually ia ths opeh
An Oh the beautiful alone BY lsongle
lows fountain was tho parformancasot sAs
You Like IT., which was considerau euon
excellent work, and was 40 highly praised
by the Boston papers. Thi play VA care
fully gotten up, and produced IN fun cos
tune o. course.
/ have been told Of aShakespearean play
which thu society gave several years on
the lawn, and which was said 20 have neeN
very pretty, though I'm sure l should AVE
'lan1ghed co1samedly.' No matter which
one 81 the tragedies il had been; for $50 my
informant. ii junior. told mel diun,t see
the play) the male parts were taken ~ the
tailor nils, their costumes consisting ot
blouses or skirts and Jackets from the gym.
nasium-with plain. dirk skirts!
Fancy Macbeth OF Richard raging anout
in such 4 set up; imagine Brntus 2 Gas-
sius having lit Out---in pettlooats! lNehY,,
this wouldn't be so bad, for they quarrelea
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GIRLS OUT sKYLARNNG,
High links at Wellesley, Whore
Il the Maidens Have Lots
Of Fun.
De1nure Little Creatures Who
Would Persuade You They
Arc So Doodle.
a..o,,, an. Of Csnuudrums md Other Wit
"A Chippsr Widow Among the
special students.

,E,.c;.l Correspondence Of THE I~NnElsrEDENT.i
Wnr,LEsIRy, Mass, Dec. a.-lt was dur
INC onp3 Of the hloodiest battles OF the late
var that 4 soldier who vas standing in the
ranks. awaiting the command to charge.
ana looking on with sinking heart at the
frightful slaughter, said to ms oompanloh'
..Bill, Iwish / was q baby"
Then after q pause in which the deadly
work went on.
AN a gal baby at that!,
/ call this to mind when look at the
bright, pleasant, hospital departments mere
At Wellesley, talk to the resident physician,
DR.. Speakman, a charming, loyable moth
srly woman, or hear the girls tell now
soothing and soft-fneered the nurse Is
.swhen you're not sick. only wsetchea,
and need a little gentle attendance n
coddling. / am moved to paraphrase thar
moor reluctant man of blood and say l wlsh
/ were a college girl-and Il sick college GIL
at that.
IF an outsider talks to the girls they are
as demure as white mice. They insist that
they have so many privileges. SO much le-
climate social enjoyment and their liberty
il so entire inside of reasonable limits that
there ia no proyocation to INSTRUMENTATION
or breaches Of discipline, nc need or excuse
for larlina on the sly, etc., thereby inter
ring that there is no such SLY larklng or IN
fringement Of rules.
Tree DAY Is a great occasion to look Tor
wardt to at Wellesley. 1t corresponds, IN
most respects, with the class days OF Yale
and En ward. II is a day Of picturesque
costumins and artistic effects. one class
will appear as enomes, each III russell gown
and cow!: another as Robin Hoods merrle
mon in green, with bow and qulvers; one IN
brilliant japanese costumes. with mlnolng
steps and huttering fans. another all IN
classic gowns OF purest white. with golden
fllets bound about their heads. Or the
VIGOROUSLY meek and modest sophomores
will dawn upon the scene (the costumes are
kept a secret in each clnss until the moment
of gathering togsther) as pale and penslve
nunG.
Some singing, speechifying and other
ceremonies are gone through with; me
freshman tree, which is the feature Of the
dav, 10 planted with due and solemn rites,
and Tree Day is over.
All college boys and girls have got to
have something to guy; it's a necessity OF
their nature. %situstion aud environments
The aophomores, juniors and seniors guy
the freshmen. The freshmen guy each
other and-a little, on the quiet--the fac.
ulty. All four regular college classes feel
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it not only a right, but a duty to guy the
''specials." And the specials, being free
lancss, and bound to no particular loyalty,
freely guy all the college classes, the fac
ulty and the college generally. This is the
sauce piquante, which seasons the some
what heavy intellectual diet-the unchar-
tered, unofficial, but none the less useful
leaven which leavens the whole lump.
Here's a : opomors conundrnm.
why doG'5 the faculty need chairs?
90. they have bstter seats. They sit On
the freshmen"
And this is "a popular one, though with
out fact basis:
why don't we have grace at lunch?
Because that foods been blessed BEFORE"
CAT dinner the day before-sss?)
Occasionally the specials come back at
this regulars in fins shape. remember one
"a bright little widow, all in deepest black,
not q CLEAN of white to be seen about her,
except in her eye-who used to be partiou-
larly able in the noble art of feminine self
defense, and who would tackle the most
awe-insplring senior as dauntlessly as she
would the smallest of %freshmen; and il fl
nally got to DO understood in that college
that if you didn't want to get sever al larger
sized. robust, able-bodied hollands in ex-
change for any little stray Oliver you had
about you to spare you'd better scintillate
at the expense of some other special than
this chserful little champion.
One day a group of students was standing
IN ths main hallway. and among them were
the little widow and a senior who wa. in
vincibly, incorrigibly i'll favored and unat-
t%ractive, and who WAS known to be unsuc-
csssful IN winning the attention or prefer
snoes of men as she was industrious in
seeking il, on all possible occasions.
Says the senior. III a good, loud tone, and
in an expansive sort of way, to the comu.n : y
generally, Girls, do you think second nur.
riages are apt to be happy?'
A pause; and then i'll chips the little
widow, blandly, 30, why borrow trouble. O,
why croas bridges until you come to them
A girl who can't get married the first time
certainly won't bs called upon to anxiousl,
debate the probable chances OF happiness il
a second marriage"
But this is rather a lonely instance. Tn,
guying is usually G~ood-humored, harmless
refreshing and mildly tonic.'
Every year gomo members of the senio,
class form r SENATE group taking of Ger
tain well-known members of the Bfitiyl
parliament, or other parliamentary bodio
with which we are most familiar. The COS
tunes, makeup. ETC.. are ns carefully mr.
ranged as possible, that tho likeness ma
be sufficient for q good caricature; and pho
tcgEaphs of these groups are funny enoupl
tomaks a Chinese mandarin, a conditions,
freshman, or a Russian political exil
laugh.
Then the girls like to arrange a room an,
a group within it iepresentingthe orgies o
the Harvard men. These bristIe wit
mustaches. full masculine evening dress. q
college gowns. cigarettes, glasses clinkin
together or wildly waving over heads in dc
lightfully bold bad toasts. Some of thes
pictures are excellent. showing in the ri,
ters a keen sense of humor, quick, cleye
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with tho luency of two old women.) But
figure to yourself terrible Coriolanus pour
ing the furious torrents Of his unbridled
rage and hatred upon the Roman populsce,
turning the tables upon his banishers, cry
ing, II Danish you! Despising for your
sake the city. thus I turn my back! There
is q world elsewhere" striding haughtily
off the stage, his modern %petticoats fairly
snapping with the t1erceness of his antique
Roman indignation However, we have
changed all tha. now: and indeed, it was
not worse than some of the shifts of the
stage in Williams own time.
ALICE Mcgowan.
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Thousands Of Suffering Women.

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Dyspepsia.

That nightmare of mans existence which
makes food a moekery and banishes sleep
from weary eyes. readily yields to the po-
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Danaslion Tonic. It tones un the digestive
organs, restores the appetite. makes as
sanitation of food possible and invigorates
the whole system. All druggists sell it at
81 DER bottle. Y
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A, Little Girls Experience in n Light
house.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers
of the government lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich. and are blessed with a daugh-
ter, four years old. Last April she was
taken down with measles. followed with a
dreadful cough and turning into a fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her,
but il vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was a mere handful of bones" Then
she tried DR.. Kings New Discover and
after the use of two and one-half bottles.
was completely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery is worth its weight in gold,
yet you may get a trial bottle free at r. S.
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NOTIGiiTo CREDlTOHS-EsTATE OFJOHN
~ .McPhee. decrnssd. Notice is hereby given
trix OF the estate of John Mcrlo,, deceased, to
tho creditors OF, and all person. having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this notice. to the faid
administrators Mt Rooms 2hi. ai0 and I'll Granite
block. Helena, Montana, the samo being tho
place for the transaction of the business Of said
estate In the county of Lewis and Clarke.
AGNES MnPHEF,
Administrative OF the Estate of John Mcphso.
deceased.
Dated December Doth lHKas,