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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
The Matter viii Now Probably
Move More on Rapidly.
A PROPOSED RAILROAD THERE.
No Trouble Anticipated and Advices From
The Territory Are That The Indians
Will Formally Accept the Pro-
position as Made.

St louis. March %. -ConGdant that
the Cherokee Strip will be opened
this venr the citizens of Okla
homa Territory have lost patience with
the Frisco officials, who. sometime ego,
prouised tho citizens of Guthrie that Just
~ soon as bonds could be put ON tne
market the survey for railroad Wouiu
be commenced In the territory TO DC Iaue
either from Wagner or Tulsa TO connect
with tho Santa Fe "A nothing Inns ever
bccn done Ia that direction the wealthy
nnd commemorative citizens OF Guthrie
held "A injecting last Friday and decided to
send to ST. Louis United states attorney
Horace Speed. Il. r. Cannon, }. W. Nc
Neal t. c. Guss and George Gardener
20 confer witt the board Oh triuo o Vl
this city 30 ascertain what coulu pe ~
compishod in the way of the CONSTRUCTION
of "A rOad. The gentlemen dclegNteu
by the citizens of Oklahoma 10 NislV
81 I.ouis arrived ut the Southern this
afternoon and are being escorted over tine
city 10y Secretary Morgan of the board
of trade A. to what is likely To ne
accomplished by the delegation the mem
hers are as vet ut loss To state Murh
depends ON the interest manifested IN
the project by ST. Louis merchants.
United States Attorney Speed in refer
ring to the object of the delegates visit
10 st. Louis this morning, said We
have come 10 ~. LOUIS 10 uscofWlu
whether or not this city will assist ny
In the construction OF rood which,
If built. will unquesiiOuably benefit 81.
Louis not less than Sj,OOO,OOO when the
Cherokee Strip is opened. We have lost
faith In certain promises made us, and
the object of our visit Is 70 become ac-
quainted with the officials of the NJ,
X. aud T., the Frisco or any other oili-
cials which viii agree 90 build road
from either Tulsa or Wagner II the
road Is built from Tulsa II would con.
meet with the Frisco and II constructed
from Wagner it could either connect
with the Missouri Pacific or Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, shortening tho dis
lance To ST. Louis at least 100 mile by
either route. Owing 90 the present state
of affairs, Kansas City gets all the trade
| i'm the territory, 81. Louis being too fur
away to compete. / am certain that the
| citizens OF st. Louis know good thing
| when they see IL, and / am equally GER
| tain that we can get a road tO build n
| feeder. for it would hardly be cousid-
| cred anything more, If ST. Louis will
agree to take up $l,OOO,OOO of the
! bonds
The delegation will remain In the city
| all the week, and viii endeayor 10 make
| some satisfactory arrangements before
| they return home. They will visit tho
! merchants exchange tomorrow ana will
! he introduced to st. Louis capitalists
| whom they hoped 10 interest / H. pro.
! jert. At noon today no arrangements had
| been made for "a meeting of the board
of trade. although the delegation is in
charge Of Secretary Morgan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
THE DUBosE IlIpEAcHNlryr.

Nashville, Tenn, March 22.-Judge Du.
Bose, - Memphis, win be inpeached. ex-
pense or no expense. At least such seems
10 be the conclusion OF the special lcgiSn.
tive committees report to the house ycs-
terdny. The followers OF Dul}ose are dis.
mayed and are casting about for n land
ing place. They are besceching the mem.
beers OF the house to disregard the recon-.
mendution OF the committee ON the ground
that the expense Incident to Impeachment
proceedings VIII be too great They are
even going SO fur as to urge the introduce
ton OF u concurrent resolution OF removal
preferring TO save the Judge from utter
disgrace The allegation Is made that n
Ills honor Is simply removed they win 90
back home and az the next election show
the people or the state that shelby couu-
tiuns DO not desire his Impeachment by
re-clecting him 10 the criminal judgeship
They are afraid that ~ he has To face an
impeachment trial II VIII be all over with
him, and they VIII never be given an oppor-
tnity or yindicating him from the charges
made IN the articles attached To the Babb
resolution. Hence their supreme eXcrtions
against the impeachment resolution. Judge
Dul'ose Is here directing the battle IN per-
son.
CHILD CARRIED OFF By A COUGAR.
Tacoma, Wash, March 2a.--Enrly In tile
week a big female cougar cvme into u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
THOSE DOCUMENTS.
Rector Ahlwardt Sends Up Some Of Them
10 The Table Of The Presiding ON.
oer-Aller Bismarck.

Bcrlln, March 22.-'rhere was n very
large attendance of members ana others
nc the opening of the relchtag today.
Interest ana curiosity were whetted by
would procure the documents lie cnlmed TO
have In his possession, showing that during
Hism0rck's occupancy OF the chancellor.
snip fraudulent contracts had been made
vast sums OF money belonging TO the state
had been transferred dishonesty to the
Hebrew spectators. Immediately after the
president took his seat Ahlwnrdt stated
he wished TO lay n few papers upon the
table RMS announcement was the signal
Tor excited shouts from the members de-
munding that he furnish the house with
all the documents, eleven IN number. Ali.
wardt said after Easter he would supplant
the documents now furnished with other
papers, bearing out his statement. After
some argument a recess was tuken. after
q committed had been appointed TO examine
the documents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
TEXAS SlFTINGS.

Bell county crops are in excellent con-
dtlon.
a club for evening socials "a being organ
izvl Nt sherman
Tho lower portion OF the Panhandle was
visited by good rain last Week.
The cattlemep Of the pnlua WIN hold a
meeting nt Lubbock ON March -,
Grass IA sherman county 81 growing nice
~ aud stock ia Ina nnc condition
l'rancifcn Aiurtcs, Mexican woman, was
arrested Ot Laredo for smuggling.
Preparations are being made by many
WilhDrger county farmers 10 plant cotton.
Solomsn lewis WAS arrested nc Caldwell
ON charge 81 theft comnitted at Gle
hurpe.
a number ~ farmers around Tml are
experimenting In the growth Of Bots d are
timber
Ei Cochran, wanted In Greenyine on a
gaming charge was arrested Ia Rains
Several farmers IN wnharger county are
making PREPARATIONS TO plant experimental
crops of FAX.
AZ 0r~nymo J, n wcst was awarded
Judgment FOR 500 against the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway for stock killed.
An immigration meeting was hch m
Randall county permanent organisation
was erected. and work Ia that direction
begun in earnest
Il Is supposed that fourteen bales Of
cotton were stolen from bouglns' yard ~
Cotsicani, as that number Is short and can
not be- accounted for.
AZ palo Pinto. ia tho ease or the State
vs. J. b. Bovine, charged with the murder
81 Henry Johnson ON Jan, q, the Defendant
was acquitted by the jury.
Five young men from Teyarl.ana. calling
themselves the "blF AVE" struck Marshall
With $500 and went la search OF q crhp
/ game. They found u nnd departed ioI
home with S25O cuch
A letter has hcon received AZ 0rccnynls
from Memphis, Tom, stating that w. a.
| Ward was much better, also that his chan
rc1 Tor rCfpfcly were Frightening every
dhc IL Hu1ettc reaUera Wal remember
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
NOR 4 pnrpiorioN, nur a rAor.

NOT 4 PREDICTION, nut FACT
Tint the livestock market Of Texas
will inevitably become the metropolis
of the state and city Of the third class
nj lcast. ranking with Louisville. lndinn-
npolis. Kansas City and Omaha, Is a
proposition so clearly evident FROM q
cnrsory study of the situation, it Is hard
Is necessary 20 discuss IT,
No other business establishment in
Texas at present contains within itself
the germs of city. Agriculture alone
win not build up a commercial ompori-
um because 90 is dinusiye In It's bene-
cts. OF manufacturing there is not
enough nj present IN any Texas town to
give e material advantage over amy
competing point. The important manu-
features. of every class. established IN
Texas in the future viii naturally come
to Fort Worth. Two or three great
manufacturing enterprises, such as the
packery, the brewery, the Touring mills
and the distillcry, are magnets attract
ing all the others. The location Of tho
stock market here assured many things
for the city, some OF which are not yet
dreamed of by our own people.
The period Of uncertainty has passed
Fort Worth knows its fate. Other Tex.
as cities may continue TO compete for
secondary position but Fort Worth viii
ms surely be far In the lead when the
next census is taken as that grass grow
and water runs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
TIIn INDIAN SIDE.

Tahlequah. J. r., March &c. !.
Harris, chief of the Cherokee nation.
today issued proclamation for spc-
cial session of the Cherokee legislature
90 convene on March 81 The protla-
nation does not say why the call Is
made. Ii says the members are called
together To consider such business as the
chief secs proper TO submit. IL is I'M
dorstood. however, that the chief will
submit the bin recently passed 10y con
gress asking the Cherokees 20 wait for
SS,OU0OOO Of the sum To be paid for
their title tO the strip From reliable
will advise the acceptance of the offer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC CON
ETTTNf#I

REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC CON
SCILNCE,
The effort 20 establish IN Fort Worth
state home for fallen women has been
delayed, but not defeated by the re-
dictionary vote of the house ON Tuesday,
killing the senate bin.
The conscience Of the people can be
trusted to enforce the demand for humane
provision for the most unfortunate class
Of all the children Of Misery.
The police powers of the state whose
plenitude Of mercy now embraces every
unfortunate save this one win yet be-
extended 90 her
She whom the Christ was not ashamed
10 comfort and 70 bless win not always
80, the one outcast TO whom society be-
grudgcs even the consolation of re-
pentunce.
The Tgcnty-second Legislature had OPP
portuuity TO link is name with an adj
vunccd step IN civilization. IL Is its own
misfortune that that high honor has
been surrendered to successor,
Friends of humanity viii not forget.
however that The senate voted almost
unanimously 10 do as much Tor unror-
tunate women ms the state Is now doing
for youthful rcprobates Of the other
sex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
A RELATIVE OF GEORGE WASHING
st. Louis Rcpubllcl

Captain Henry Howell Lewis, who died
uf General WusmnEtuu's grauunephews.
lie was the grandson of Colonel Fielding
Lewis, who married hrst Gathering aud
tho other the sister OF General Washing.
tom, Captain Lewis was a descendant Of
the second marriage. lie was appointed To
the navy ms q uidHhipmm WHOM very young
under the patronage OF Henry clay. A
veteran ot three wars, he enjoyed the es-
tpem and respect of an who knew him,
aud hc leaves To- hH surviving relatives u
record n the public service and In private
life worthy OF the distinguished family To
which lac belonged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

1T acres. being the Leigh Oldham and
the George w Main surveys about IL
miles south of Fort Worth. Price, $500
per acre.
A acres out Of the Hiram Little survey,
about 10 miles south of Fort Worth.
Price, S350CO.
30 acres out Of the west one-half Of the
the courthouse. Plated into streets and
l05 lots 50x10S feet each Price, s. lin
% is acres out Of the east half Of the
/ n Ellis survey Plated and known
as South View Addition. Price, s. 0n'
quirel.
Fort Worth, all fenced and partly In
cultivation. Price, $1,000 per acre.
Fort Worth. on the Mansfield road and
ii. & Il. @. II. X. Price, $3.50 per
acre.
go acres, 8 miles west Of Fort Worth.
The Trinity river runs through one corner
of this tract. PRECISION per acre.
Lots .. i, z, s. ~, II, 10, & 10 IN block
o., City of Fort WORTH being the north
half Of the block, and fronting 100 feet
on Houston, 100 feet on Main street and
900 feet on Fifth streets. WIN sell all
together, 50xl0O feet on corners, or other
WISE as desired. For prices inquire at
our Office.
West one-half block 2s fuckers addition
10 the city of Fort Worth, being 2O0N3l5
feet of ground less 00xl15 feet Sold.
Good S-room house, stable, orchard and
two good wells. Price, S10,00O00,
Lots z, 0 and II, IN block 4, McAnulty
& Nosbitt's subdivision of block 10,
Fields addition TO Fort Worth; within
100 feet Of Magnolia avenue, on which
runs the Belt Line Of the City Street
Railway. Price. Si200O0.
Lots IA and 10, In block 4, McAuulty
a Nesbitt's subdivision Of block IS.
Fields addition TO Fort Worth. 1OOx1o0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
Hoess CAPTURED.
He Is Shot BY Members Of iho Posse capiur-
ina Him.

Sherman, Tex, March Special ~
Hobbs, the man who shot and wounded
Deputy sheriff Oates near Mckinney
was taptured near the above place this
morning Hobbs wns In the woods be
hipd cedar tree when discovered py
the officers. aud as soon as they We're
seen by him he attempted 70 hre on one
OF the officers, when be was nllgd Win
hnckshot by another officer Hobbs ~
t,lnpted 10 fire again, wlvn he was sln'
ia the face by one az the possc llo was
tnken into MeShpcy hndly wounded, Isn't
Ii h thought be may possible live. Oates
IS doing tolerably well, but viii be q
cripple for life,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
MANAGER aReeNwALL
Succeeds in Booking The Great Worlds Fair
Mexican Orchestra.

Manager Greenwull has wiccrclcd In
booking the great Worlds Fair McyirW
nrchcstra, and they will appear az the
opora house next Tuesday night, March
d
Z. Is composed OF the most celebutcd
musicians, composers and typical dancers
of Mexico. II comics highly monumental
from our sister republic and has with Il
Juyentino llUsus, the celebrated yioinst
and composer who viii render at each
performance his popular COMPOSITIONS
anong which arc Carmen, "Amelm''
IRA "S0ble las Olue' Tho spanish
typical and national dances as portrayed
hy "Manupli;G, the wonderful dancer
from our sister rcnuhlc IL q feature of
lhr eymiug Rnd brings forth rounds uf
applauae They pre permitted TO give
lmitcd number ~ pcrlornHnlees en-
ronto "a the Columbian exposition, md
Fort Wurlh & ono ~ NE fnvorI cities.
rlrvcfoN, they sh0pld be given 4 hearty
welcome 'fhis eOlnlany j. sndar tAc
sole management OF Mr. Edward Cos
Gales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
FlNANCIAL.

Locally there was nothing Of interes,
In financial circesi a general feeling OF
confidence still prevails and the volume
of business IL much greater than at TINS
time last year
bnlarces S4SgSf.19. For the CORES
pondinr day last year. Clear0ncesi So5,-
3JOS7; balances, S37,g7G90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
Bleeding Kansas Is again being BLEED.
RErRospECrlON.


DO you ever recall the days So dear,
And the dreams OF chndhoods happy
hoursG
DO you ever shed rcgretfu tear
O'cr shattered hopes, or wlthercd how
ersg
Der friends who have wandered, you
know not where
Who In former days were by your
sideg
Some. bowed down with weight OF care,
Souowng lived, thon dropped and died.
And naught but memory Is left TO tell
az the frolics you had In days OF Old,
When on your heart no shadows fell,
And the hopes Of Ilfe were bright rs
gold.
But though the mast can come no more.
Yet IN the future you can see
The CLEANS OF Hight from the opening
door,
That leads to realm where the spirit
Is free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
INDUSTRIAL VS. POLITICAL FRO.
gNEgS

INDUSTRIAL VS. POLITICAL FRO.
OREsS
The movement to establish town and
start manufacturing enterprises by me-
groes is of great importance az CON
stituting the most practical step ever
taken toward the advancement Of that
race. II Is along social and Industrial
lines that the Improvement in their CON
dtion must como, aud tho whto people
Will aid them Ia every possible way TO
achieve success but Il must be done as
a separate aud distinct race. The negro
can expect no lastng or substantial
botterment In social or political status
except rs be Wins il for himself among
his own people with the MD Of the whites,
which will be chcerGully given.
There is not only no prejudice against
the advancement Of tho black race, hut
on the contrary, very strong general
desire for IL and the present scheme win
have the most hearty endorsement OF
white men everywhere,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

COO, ,on,b front on ll,F
iySi 'I runs he Bel. psI
Electric it' Street lsalga M
Iots / and 3, u'sl. KS
Ne riit sob.diylsie,ni 2. "
addition addition TO Fort W..
c S' u front on COLES N. b.
FROM from the clU El-eifl' =. "a.
Lots & and 7, blesl <
Nts Ii sub-diyisles
a NespiS. p Fori We'n
e aost front. within oSs
fT,S Cur Line s..l ',Fs
1o l,O fe 4 S On The roIIhs x
ton and trss s,so..shoals
tie CfAN WV
S30.O0O.O0. ..rsl,
lot and frame i,o1o
Of Dido. Pflee; CoIi,
South half y. n 6yei
etohle. known "
Price y e,, s2OOo-@. . p.kt
~ /. 2 and :,
alton lon Is For WA Y, esy
4. & +. r, lksepae. ms
lot tx sos
ATTAIN Ian 10 Fort VIZ
the y y iocl
100000 pr
Lots i. q
Noodle 4 Eye, ,q.la
" the lynliap
Car Lire. tiiss 5i9
Also numeIp om
adioining sa9
We vii g's
catiln. ,.,u
out notice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
WE AccErr THE AMENDMENT
lShrcvoport Cnucnslnnl

The Fort Worth Gn2ottc's philosopher I'm
his "Culd Lunch" column suys: CLOTHES
don't maik the man. Int thuy hcv mighty
site 70 do with his looks nrter hc Is
mnld."
Very true; clothes don't make the mau,
nor feathers the bird but what Kind of re-
ceiyc In high-tone society alongside OF the
"dcudbcut" dressed as n gentlemun2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
WALL STREET TRADTNc

New York. March 22.-The tone 30
Wall street for securities showed a ais.
unet improvement today. owing to tbe
smooth working of the money market.
aud ne fact that up to the present time
no gold engagements were reported Ear
this weeks steamships The hipbest
quotations as a rule were made before
! o'clock and showed nm advance over
Yesterday closing figures of 1-9a2 10
with prices anywhere is 10 / IA ny,
cent above last nights final figures
government bonds. steady.
States, neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
AusTN's OPINION or GALVESTON.

These people, who set upon n sand bank
iu whose lups the federal government has
poured millions N dollars TO obtuin deeI
hchiut Austlu's dam, are 40 imhuCd Will
the Idea of their own Importance that they
must cndcayor 10 stab anything and amy
body WHO does not cmunpte from Calves
tom but thank God the Galvcston-ol
nothing idea las long since exploded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

Tho Randall county courthouse Is under
going repairs.
Tho prospects for q new hotel at Hartley
grow brlghtcr every day.
Newspapers are soon 90 be started In
the counties az Dnllum, Hausford, Ochii-
tree and Moore.
Tile union depot 900 C0racaua presents n
neat appearance. IL has just undergone
numerous repairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
rHn LEARNED MAIDEN.

That she was very wise
l. ut once, could plainly see,
"Lovely maiden come I unto thee
To learn FROM Thy deep philosophy"
Then softly M my ear said She:
81 reckon there Amt no fies on me,
That ~, not many nles."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
rosT'rp.s TOCHL FORECAST.

The storm waves will reach this meri,
dian. and the other changes noted viii
occur AZ and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twenty-four hours before
or after sunset Of the dates given be-
low.
March 2t-Wind changing.
March 22-Cooler and clearing.
March 23-Fair and cooler.
March MOderatug.
March 2J-Warmcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
TEXAS INTERESTED.
nInnatnn pnail

Tho Mobile Register rcmurl,s that no
state lu the union, "with perhaps the
exception Of Texas" would Doe -o benefited
us Missouri by the removal of McNico's
tlrn ou corn. Texas and Missouri could
well unord to drop everything else and
work for a reduction OF McXicun duties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
MONEY ANn ENCHANGr

New York, March % Money ON call
easy, 26li closed, offered at ..
lrlme mercantile paper, car
days, 1877 3-lQfSS; demand. say
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

Ammo Domim 1873 starts out well for
Fort Worth. Since Jan. !. Fort Worth
has secured enough 10 make small sized
city to say nothing OF what the town had
on hand and now we want the Rock leland.
tho Albuquerque and n modern hotel build
Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
LET THE MONEY sIzz

i}nn Antonio Exprcssl
There should never be half n million dol
lnrs 90 the state treasury at one time.
Texas needs an hcr money IN her business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
THE RESULT or A REPUBLICAN sYs.
mINAI
Isf. Louis GI0ho Domoornt

Tho expenditures OF the government up
10 date under the present administration
have exceeded the receipts by Sluj,uOO. or
about S2T 200 % day which Is not salubri-
Gus. 20 say the least.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

Night Editor Sinclair. 81 the Houston
Post, has been appointed by Governor hosg
public wcighcr Of that city. good APP
polntmcnt A man who handles wen the
copy FOR n morning newspaper can run any
pair Of scales on earth, though worked b.
hair trigger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

A young person by the name OF kaiuianl
has promulgated farewell address TO
the American people. Miss Kaiulani does
not seem to be familiar with the customs
OF this country. The only subject that
need concern a young woman who coutem-
plates quitting our shores Is the packing
OF her trunks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
E.ITlI!y2l;

camp near rNdCn, o small W. ,
part OF Lewis equity ,lf'l
ana carried of 4 llle lni,a 1,
vi ngr. The child vas llit
there pulled 10 pieces all M
cougar and her young pn'h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23
roRr WORrn HER MOpE

(Nucu Duy1
Fort Worth built the Fort Worth ana
Denver or forced the building. Can not
Waco build u better roadt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

An OF the scientists sccm now to agree
that the danger nom cholera "a over ana
that It viii not visit the United states.
This report IS exceedingly encouraslhs'
and will 60 FAR toward further increasing
the feeling OF confidence now beginning
~ nrernn ihronghont the conntfy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

Tho state fair at Dallas viii be repeated
again this year. That is good news for
Texas. The fair IS managed on n broad.
guaccd basis. IS truly state Institution
and should receive general encouragement
nnl .lnnnrf ma anch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-23

The proposed appointment or Judge
George Clark az receiver Tor the Houston
and Texas Central railway would, we be-
lieve, be regarded By the business Inter.
ests Of Texas aud tho public generally as
an unusually good appointment Of thnt
nature, His executive abniiy ana energy
Of disposition Vel qualify him FOR the
Arrangements Of enterprises OF large magni-
tude. Those who dlfer from him IN DO,
itics, embracing large majority of tho
voters OF She state, know the temper OF
his metal, and while they wish continual
confusion to his political prospects, many
Of them would be ratiacd 10 note the
recognition OF hla business qualities.
The Gazette Is advised that the report
Il republishod Thar scnaior sWnyne X a
candidate Tor ciihur tlie Galvesfon col.
lectorship or the consulate al the city Of
McSico y mistake, II seems lint TIE
connection Of iis name with the POSITIONS
mentioned IS due 70 tho voluntary endofse-
mcnt q friends, ana that senator Swaypc
u anullling 70 take any step that might