Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25
lSHINGTON PERSONALS


E r1d4 ringing speech on Oklahoma
& M 6rst appearance since cutting
an Of local negro politician here
nily.
popre.snlstive Bryan OF Nebraska
". a0h haven't left the Democratic
H. kut want it to conduct itself so
\. cIn support IT," Bryan is sore
"A 4 defeat Of silver, hut he is jubi-
tAe prospect of tariff reform.
7yse of a claim to land at Hunting
3htg Island, which Senator Hill VIII
i ~ the nited States supreme court
4 liiirirate one IN some respects. II
IS land titles extending back TO
ITnl some of the land in dispute Is
sler water.
b Cleveland has made several quiet
b ti0ns in search of Christmas pres
III She selects ian early forenoon
.fore the stores and shops are
4! v,ld and borrows Mrs. BisselIs car
~ % avoid the annoyances that
recognition of her own would
\ shf.
Y nior Stewart Is determined that the
IN mestion shall not down. He has
W speeches prepared, substantially
~ y line Of those delivered by him
~ the extra session. which he in
VA % deliver at Intervals, regardless
VI = subject under discussion, me
senator was grossly ohendeu lle
< Day by the remark. that ne re-
IN himself. wei" he exclaimed,
n, nd bugs have said some hard
l. bout me. but that's the biggest
< h ever told about me-
f5sbaoli riding is now a popular fad
37shington. Members of congress
liz TO be in the social swim have
III ard many of them keep sad
rses hired by the month at the rid
IAsdemies. Bourke Cochran has so
improved in his riding that he
IBw stick to Il horses back without
TO its name. He has pluckily re
the exercise. notwithstanding his
~ fall. But there are worse con
ual riders than Cochran. Jerry
an. for instance, can't ride 4 horse
but he is at home on n mule.
Aior Gordon contemplates entcrins
ssure field with his address, Tho
Days Of the Confederlcy" lie has
rsl urgent proposals 10 deliver ii
Is North and South. and, and sdmt
POI $1,000 per night have been made
He is Il poor mun, and il is saic
n make q handsome fortune onl
IA address. General Gordon resigneC
be senate about eight or nine year
ID made a quick fortune in railroaS
ng and specializing. But he didn
4 long enough TO get much enjoy
n cut of It.
n ator Hoar has educated half doZei
myers through keen manipulatiol
rmlttee privileges. II has been NJ
for years to appoint some asNiI
Nmg Massachusetts law s'uden
n q his COMMITTEES. Just before g.
II lnment the senator would bring I
@ution referring some light task I
nmttee for recess work. This ca
N pa 80 per diem pay for the cler
Y and enabled that clerk to pros
n as law studies during the reces
n NaatOr takes pride in the fact thi
Sans o. this sort of benevOience
a 9ped some deserving young men
Asees at the bar.
H. hunters among visitors 10 q
W have committed SO many depred
nat 1t has been found necessary
II NE senate chambers and adiace
70 sight seers. The elegant III
b Of the presidents room has be-
WH destroyed by persons cutlll
70 carry away rs relics. Il
d new clock has been inlur
sany Of the fixed ornaments IN I
M and reception rooms show
III q the reckless relic seekers.
Fen ascertnined that these depref
W - committed by people who, JUG
W W. their apparel and sHrrronndm
III Nace among the higher classes.
= COwley, q big brawny lrishm
K. Nlresents the stovedorcs Of u
n the Texas state senate, ca
s%Annston TO get a friend appoint
~. As he was opposing an ap
.lpported by two newspaper m
sues decided TO kill on "Slr MIX
called at home, at sin
They took Crowley aside q
MN In substance: "Carlisie
spearing man. He has no use
y union people whom you represt
~ IN XVI, when you see him, you
- mat You are as good as
lN# slpwiey got TO the secretary's 70
s,ilo half u dozen gentlemen aw
~ f turn 20 talk 10 Mr.. Carl
waited until each one had
e9t Just as ne was advanc
H,t voorhees, entered. and. walk
y. w to the secretary, said; &C
carlisle" Crowley thought
asne 70 assert himself. Tax
oy the arm he said: III
Ia XXI nowld back. It's my turn no
n s he seated himself on COL
hmse eretary's desk and with an
m ,ie AsFity that puzzled and shoe
L Nj ~, ~, proceeded TO inform him tia
\ W. ~ silne be was giving the com
JIM /. lance; that he had been 81
h spn,,. iem chaps what put on
III ~ The secretary got ri'
~, soon as possible. and CT