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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
FOR KlLGORE.
KlAR5Y INTRODUCES STRONG
RESOLUTIONS
In tho Senate Endorsing Congressman Buck
kIIgOrc for the Mexican Mission, ASKING
for His Appointment by Cleveland.

Austin, Tex, Feb 0.-CSpecial. Sen.
0tOr kcurby tomorrow will Introduce the
Following joint resolution:
Whereas, There i1lsts the most cordial
friendly, social and commercial relations
between the people OF Texas aud our
eN-sisier republic, Mexico, and we are de-
sinous OF extending and perpetuating
THESE relations which are to the benefit
of both republics: and
Whereas We believe that the grant.
ing OF the request hereby made would
lead To q still further strengthening of
ana
Whereas, The Hon. c. u. Kngore has.
by the experience of lifetime spent In
the service of this state and our union.
80 iamilinrized himself with the history
laws and politics Of both Mexico and
ms union az to iit him in a pre- eminent
uegree Tor the capable discharge of the
exalted duties as minister OF the United
States To Mexico and
Whereas, We believe that his distin-
snlShed services In the interest of the
principles for which the Democracy 40
earnestly contends, have given him II
Iihlm Tor recognition upon the national
Democracy; aud
whereas, His appointment to tho posi-
uoa Indicated would be particularly graf
Therefore. be IL
Resolved by the SENATE. the house con-
curing, that we DO most earnestly and
respectfully recommend 10 The fovornlie
consideration of Grover Cleveland. prcsi-
uehl-elect, the name of Hon. &, r. IA.
10 Mexico. '''i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
PRECIOUS METALS.
THE AMOUNT DUG OUT DURING
1892.
Our Stock Of Cold Has Decreased, Silver In
creased Hatch VIII Force a Vote
on His Bia Hawaiian Treaty.

The director Of the mint transmitted
10 congress a report on thc production Of
precious metals covering the calendar
year 1892. The value of gold product
from mines Of thc United States approx
mates S33 0OhVlO about the average
product OF recent years. The product Of
silver is placed az JSOO.0O ounces. a
falling on Of over 100000 ounces
from tie preceding ycnr. The
amount Of silver purchased rs
The government under mandatory
provisions WIS Ji.129.S2T fine ounces
costing S4T3gi20l
Imports of gold aggregated SiS1Oj,OJ
exports. STGt3Jln2. silver Imports Jg-
Tcgnted S31 ij00BS exports. SB1 on 80.
Total metallic stock on hand Jan. ],
1872. gold. S6i0.T .O2O: silver. SOB.
365 2BO total St.2i3, i63.3S5. The stock
OF gold In the United States fell Oh dur
lux last calendar year. $50 700. 900, the
stock Of silver increased Si6OOO.OUO 1h'
amount Of money In circulation. exclusive
Of the amount in the treasury was ST.
Oll32i.T52 un Jan. l. lSD3, an increase
OF $iA02S,12l during the year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
DO soMgrniN0. 0n NOTHING.

~ wv o. = - a W. VIZ NJ TIL NJ
Tho time has come for Texas &C. either
put up or shut up ON the subject of tho
WorIds fair.
The appeal from the president Of the
Worlds fair exhibit association. publish
cd elsewhere, tells its own story. Ten
days win decide whether the state will
be- represented among the features az %,
fair.
This is matter for the people Of
Texas 10 decide ON business principles.
The experiments made by the brave anil
mtlrng women who luborel for months
to give life 10 the Worlds fair move
mcnt have proven That OF would be q
work of supererogahou 10 appeal TO the
patriotism of Texans; patriotism they
have. In abundant measure but Cor some
reason or other. IL cannot be enlisted in
bchulf Of the Worlds fair
The question then ~, win lie people of
the state Invest few thousand dollars
Ia un exhibit ut the Worlds fair chat
should produce millions OF dollars 10
the stutcf " they are. Mr..
1ohin win soon hesr from them.
otherwise we advise her aud her
associates 20 accept the host offer
they can gct for the uudul,he building
m Jackson park, erase The namc OF roxns
Wherever it has been iuscribe thcrc and
Iron the matter Of ou exhibit, now and
forever
let u7 do something or l,t as dcrid,
TO do nothing, and bo quick about 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
READING DOWNED.
The Stock Goes All to Pieces
in a Little While.
RECEIVERS ARE APPOINTED
TO Take lhe Road and Run li--Thomss C
Plail Asks This-The Entire List Of
Coal Roads Lose Heavily Dolngs
on Vail Street Yesterday.

Philadelplia. Pa, Feb 20 Tho affairs
OF The Philadelphia ond Reading Railroad
company were brought into cOurt late
this afternoon. All day there were ru-
inOrs receivers wore 10 be- appointed.
a few minutes pust four the announce.
mcnt was made that Judge Dallas had
made the appointments The proceeding
Wns brought by as Senator Thomas g..
llnit OF Now York holder Of III ri prefer
gncr bonds, against the Philadelphia and
Heading railroad company the lhindol-
Ii1a and Reading Coal and Iron company
ana the PENNSYLVANIA company for insur-
niltes on lives aud granting annuitcs. Of
TINS city. The receivers appointed are 4.
n. Mcleod president Of the company.
Chief Justice Edward NJ paxson. Ut the
supreme court and Elisha =. WILDER.
eS-nrcsidcnt II the Lchgh Valley rail
rond jugficc pnxs)n nt once sgnt M
resignation as chief Justice of the suprcfnp
court Of Pennsylvania O. Governor Patti
tph. Tho security of each receiver is
Fixed ut S5OO.UJO for which they are To-
enter their own bond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
HIRE TO stay

An Ohio crank Is trying to have bin
passed Ia the legislature Of that state to
abolish kissing Doubtless he is some
tbn.lpped, rhnvcled wiseacre who has
lost OH relish for delicacics and can no
longer discern the exquisite flavor Of a
kiss. and because Of this, forgooth. all
cherry lips must 20 unkissed.
or course his argument Is That
baC erla. microbes, or some other
technically termed disease turks 10 the
rosy recesscs that love would invade and
for this reason OSCILLATION must be- pro-
hibited.
Such curtailmont Of human felicity
il unworthy Of manhood and he who
would innict Il deserves never again to
catch for one moment the fragrance Of
childron's kisses. forever 70 fail 20 re-
member the dolightsomeness Of the seal
Of love he snatchcd from maiden lips
aud never by meuory's aid recall the
gentle pressure of n fond proud muthers
Kiss. Let him rcvcl N hc eau 81 bis
meteorological wisdom. and hope to win
for himself notoricly, but bet him remem-
Der hc IL gathering apples Of Sodom
while men greater than he willingly cast
behind them an earthly honors Tor one
intoxicating draught from beautys lips.
II IN said That there are races among
whom kissing l. unknown This may be-
true. bat long Before Jacob kissed Re-
becca and won't (no doubt because be- 800
long delayed the ecstacy). Kiss has
been the sign uf fhendship aud ohcc-
item. u Is tho token Of love for the uu-
conscious infant aud the same undylng
love 80 mnnlfcsis Itself when the pulses
Of life are forever stillod
but why trent Kissing 20 seriously.
sn long ms sunshine kiates mount ami
vale, ao long ns stars Kiss the sea. so
long ns tLc west wind kisses the low
err, 80 long win men disregard health
precautions aud decline to cheat their
souls Of Che rapurc embodied ln kiss,
and women cease 10 give aud 10 receive
the natural expression Of the hearts
emotion
Tho Ohio clergyman could study
Paul's teachings 10 advantage, for this
sacrd writer who was not above giving
directions as 10 the proper dress for
women aud for the right conduct Of
family affairs, cnjolns upon converts.
men aud women, a greeting with the
kiss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
LOW IT CAME ABOrr-


Boston Mass. Feb 2O.-Tho follow
hg (. given ou The authority Of the Hos.
loh News bureau ug the true story II the
i,rnhlngNcw England war:
Attor Charles q. Parsons developed The
network Of roads iu Northern New York
INTO the system known as the Rome.
Natoriuwn and Ogdensburg. H. Pierre.
p"hl Morgan entered n directors uert-
lng ot the New York Central aud asked
thc directors N they were aware ,lLt at
comparatively small expense the Rome.
Nntortown and Ogdeusburg c0utd pnr.
nllrl the New York Central and connect
with thc fitchburg at Albany. The az.
rpctpra immediately ordered their sur-
ycyors To enter the Rome Wutrr,o,vn
nnd Owlonsburg field. II was foaui I'M.
Possible 90 parallel the Rome. Wateuoyn
aud bgdcnAburW as IL WIS such "A web
und the New York Central bought Il to
Keep from connecting with the Now
lMgnnd ruilrond interests Whel Fer
sons nguiu appeared in the New York
aud New England railroad after several
months study ot The property Morgan
went To- the New York. New Haven nud
Hartford people and suid "i0u want
10 pinch this man Pnuous ali you can
hud not allow him 10 build up q lnp TO
the north 0f YOU, as be did north of the
New York Central"
The policy of pinchng'that man Par.
4
New Haven aud Hartford Immediately.
and while the consolidated road was ut.
iurhlug Parsons, Mcleod appeared upon
the field aud announced thc control of
The New York aud New England had
been purchased iu open market IN the
Interests ~ the Philadelphia aud Read
lux Railroad company Parsons aud az
most everybody else refused 10 bolityp
this announcement, but Morgan became
convinced 10 was true aud went a. No
l.eud and asked him 70 turn the colsrol
OF the New York aud New England over
% him. Mcleod declined Preparations
Tor war wore Immediately iuuuguratcI
Oa both Sides Morgan got an bis com.
pumies, from the Central Electric On the
Sew York, New Haven and Hartford
INTO Shape 10y the issue OF securities no
they would not be- disturbed hy commo.
tions In the mO'iy market Mcleod
locked up control of the New York and
New England aud bis friends immpdi-
0toly began selling bus the Reading
rtuck and some Rpndhb people have
scored handsome profit by being short
Of Reading il the market. The result
Is the Mcleod party b Ia position today
TO buy back an tho Reading they sold
and mort. Reading today n worth IN
trinslcally $40 more per share than ever
before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Another Bccdy Baltic 10 tho Credit Of For
Bend couniy--A Brave and Heroic
Deputy Sheriff.

Houston, Tex, Feb. oO-(spocial1
News reached here tonight of terrible
9OuDle tragedy at lulshear. ten miles
from luchmond, Joe Wade had dis-
charged his pistol IA the street. ana Dep
wy sheriff Huffman, upon cali of cifi-
hep, attempted 70 arrest him Wade
ul'W q lrk When Huffman attempted
WAS the quickest and put one bullet INTO
t9e pleast OF Huffman, About this time
huuhRn got his pistol in SHINE ana
uiohn Nade's arm. Wade then com
Inehced 70 retreat but Huffman. WHO
WNS morlQlly wounded, continued 10
s ~, hlil,ng HIS antagonist five times Ii
Mr huffman died yosterdoy 10
was deputy under Sherlff Parneu md
was quiet and law-abtiing man
N9ue hnA been Ia several difficulties
holh bodies have been Inferred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
TTIE HAWAIIAN TprA1v

Washington, Feb lit n exp,etcd
thr Hawaiian annexation trcnty. hici,
has boon fayorahly reported 10 thr ,pnntr
~ the committee ON foreign rclutions
WIZ hc considered ut the executive So.
SION tomorrow, a resolution has boon
pnaseh 10 is reported asking for further
information from the oNecuuvc ON tbn
situation m Hawaii and IL D. possible
s1ipr eowespoudoucc, which could n0t hr
When Il was submitted win he SOM A.
.he senate IN RESPONSE to This rosolutimi.
~ W reported Mr. Neunan. Liluoknljua's
representative, has satisfied himself ia
inquiries Auco his arrival IN Wasnington
last week that the restoration of tbe
lately dcposed queen Is out Of The ans.
llon hut u is said he desires Ia be- Nh.
siseu OF TINS otlelaliy IN orlrr 10 satisfy
hts principal UPON his return to Hawaii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
WANT TO aerN,
Cherokee sHlp Boomers Won't Wall Ior Gov.
eminent Permission.

Chicago, H.. Feb. 20 "A special Tram
Kansas CITY kan says,
Shetokee strip matters have takVp "A
new alid somewhat sensational frrn
snce the publication OF the fart thpt
congress ~ NOT likely TO ratlfy the tregty
Ia time tor homesteaders 40 nut in cro,,s
thus spring Qnd the advice 10 them Ia
rent iarns Ia Kansas aud OkllhoUn.
out OF which ia mpkc living durlnn
Tue coming year This utter disngapd
oi eohgtN~ FOR the nooessities Of the
people has caused great excitement here
and permanent organization has hprn
perfected with the ayOwed deternllna
ton 10 ~ upon and occupy the nnds
of the strip immediately, without Vait.
ing the ACTION 20 oOnnrpss
A general nlNss-mDotinE OF an baon,ara
has been called 70 meet al Cole. inst over
the line south Qi thin place, GA next We'd.
nesd0y at 10 o'clock, 10 sci dav tor ibe
invasion and 70 perfect q systematic plan
Of procedure.
Very few people have any eoaeapt,on az
the condition ~ tho Reaple who are wait.
ing TO hnd homes IN the strip, 81 tla apf.
feglng that VIII eneNe Il the lands n,e
not opened This spring Ia time to nak,.
crops The pfOplp ars desperate. aitd M
lhe ueoins nest "Wednesday they Mil
scrtalnly decldc 90 30 nlon thp slrp. nm
% crops and wait the consequences.
Ha-FA.'fI4r aasa..s.a.a-....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

prcted az marking the FINAL end 81 The
coal combination. and other coal stocks
retired sharply, each losing about .
per cent
Few other movements of importance
were seen III tine railroad list
ludusirlnls were not especially promi-
neut
Railroad bonds. rs n rule. were very
quiet i'm comparison with the late nctiTity.
The market closed steady 90 firm.
Government bonds dull, easier
Stnfn honda neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
GllEENNIILN Nnrl,s

"a Hreenyille, Tex, Feb. 20. fSpecialA
~ T. Nlawson has been ainointed ~.
sislant general Passenger AGENT of I'M
tnii'Nl num- shreveport and Southern
ll99ulharters at this place
/ ''' fiagsn 70 IL. Teg have ,bsen gumied u.
Z Stafford aud Miss ida r,,l,msoh -
ialeyurts N'" ''|lof
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
TO El0nr TIIE nnNns

Washington. Feb, 20 -rhe Star snys
There has been formed comhnasion
lu lhe h0nse to fight the sundrv civil
bllh which threatens the defeat Of tbnt
measure ana a necesiiy for an extra
session of conrross. The opposition \,
on account 81 the sherman amendment
providing for 3 per cent honds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
A BOTTLE eesTsO HIM,
As Il Has BesIed Eany e Boiler Man, but mol
This Way

New York Feb. 20.-AIitchell, the En-
glish pugilist. visited the saloon Of Jim
W0kely. one Of Sullivan's bockers early
this morning aud tried 20 use The meth
dds ou the harkcopcrs there which lac
had 80 successfully employed on OLD man
friends drank freely during the evening
and about , O'Clock the cifett Of the
liquor began 10 tell lie rebulcd the
barkcepcrs for their sowness and culled
one ,muu q stiff" The American re-
sentcd the insult aud told Michel 20
keep quiet He replied with profanity
aud the hnrkeepers made for him with
bottles. They struck him over the head
and drew blood from his nose. bat his
friends intcrlcrcl and got him ont Cf the
saloon. They placed "Gentlemnn"
Charley In n cab aud cnriiad him hack
60 his hotel. knocked out in nne round In
the first fight Of his present visit to this
country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Suppose the Republican parry should
take it Into its cumming heud 10 nominate
Walter o. Gresham for the presidency
u 1891 Can Editor Doua, who la 70.
force for ull difficult problems, tell us
where Democracy would De- otY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
TIIn nATrn nnI

Washington, Feb SO--Chairman H,etch
announces that hn does not mtenL AZ
wait lQpgor on ihe rulrs committee ior ~
speclal order In behalf of the anti. ION
hll and wll can that measurp MS no
soon as the business which q ms alread,
been agreed should be- taken up Is OUT
Of the WAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

The editor Of the Ezprcss has become
rocoucilcd 90 the San Antonio climate
since hc Is assured that it also brings
tbc Precipitation w beads on the classic
brow Of Mr. Brynu Calloghah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Fort Worth should be well represented
at the Wiclita Falls convention - tho
mctropoli. Of the west, IL Is deeply inter.
pstcd ln every movement for the settle
nicut of tlle west
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

The Kansas indgc WHO has decided
ild the NcpubHcan theft Of thr Kan
vas house OF representatives iH strictly
legal hns the call IN the Craftsmanship
Of the Republican national executive
committee for the ncNt campaign
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Tie Associated Press, IA speaking Of
he probability " Mr. Culbersun's selec-
hon for attorneyge says no h not
Y clone sympathy with the faction Of the
Democratic party Of Texas, lod by Sena-
tor Mills, Ihrw v mistake hero which
proves that 4 II Wen nigh Impossible
for WesldHgien reporters 60 l0Sase do
junior sena,or Od ilase" l. stal.
wur. pnA yup,-.F.el the Desaoeratic
ticket 70 lhe hue canpaign. Mr. AUus
sd tho aafae i''ti hu. q " highly iin.
aEinntge lniS which cam strelvA his
services o ille polp, ~ laaaen,ldp Oar
recollection q thft be Wns busy ouS Of
ne state darue s,e ggvaler pori Of ,he
eAiqpalsp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
I,Ill3;.2?ll;Z Z
COURT OF APPEN
Full Text Of Decisions a,nirA |
Worth DabtL

Court Of civil appeals, Seco'.
ID. Tarlton, chief justice !
and /. w. stephens, an,l'A'
w. l.. HUFF, clerk.
No. W. Texas Aud pa,le
pnuy. appellant. 10 sllts
pellen. Appeal from lhr WIZ
GruysOn county
CONCLUSIONS 0f ~
THIS action was brought NJ
John q. Brown as rcc,l'u y
and Pacific Railway eoupig
quently appellant railway
made a purity dcfeudaqt
from a Judgment tur flti
pngioncd by delay and nltt
shipment OF l5G head " Allt
TeA.. via 81. Louis, % Sl. +
trinl was without q juf{ III
contains the courts fchhpA 4
iIy the sixth asslulnl. !. =. 4
plaint Is mnde that thal ill'.t Z
Wherein the court iinds luil "a
10 were placed IA thf ptA, y
IN non Mn sIul 40 an1u' w
riv. until tile nfterneoa
day. Tho record does ~ =.
ing: anl, IN lieu thcfevL n
fhe englno did arrive ANY,. /.
On the eyonlng Of The ~ y, h
by appellant but l,os nn,n 4
Ind Escaped FROM nv p,Hni 4
admits We're insufficient IN
moi be again collected any
meut before the aittinpYe-, A n
ING day. Their fore, Wlnf X
the court IA this rcspet, ...s, IA
correct, Il was not NAl,'''
,,eusc through the nesll...... /,
of appeilant The rattle VA N
until the evening e...f X t \
though they were Ag''Ff N
the morning OF the litA
IN fuct nre IN eubalill,'
statement Of facts, anl y
thcm ms our coudusiolS MI
'"'''' y, .CoycLUsIoSs o.
The question raised
and fhlrl assignments v ~.
more Than once pasee.
, lp"in court III this siale
re N,' "a nore than the ai. =.
These assignments tio.sY
lTeXns and pac'he y. 4'f1
fahnson. a. Texas, ~
f,.'ti...,,r qnmuauy w.
The fourth agslgiis,l.saa.s ns
There Is a material IA p
cnntraet declared pN,, h
n6'ered In evidence W ...s,,',',
V,iNlNu 20 hnve been t.N
celyer OF appellant w NJ M
M have been ekeruls'il'' 80
c NV offered VI
sirned by the silfQ.. NJ
rs the agent o e,1.ilt E
I'M the face or W. f,lt 3
wade with The re' t.ris &
,b ,,a' roa1 was "a lle W. pr
me lpAv 10 Ne coiiii,i
Ou tie nuihNf Nlft 2
IN ihe cases nnpit M u
that ihe receiver We M i
~ the conri, but W. ,,,sl
me railway con- r,silnt
is. that no suca 4 r'p
sould have OpelAl,..,. 4 d
hence This assltnllls.s fi'f
ilna,tt.,.snn rs. iAliei
ter NJ. l.illard, ,igrnsll
The eleventh Ae,tsssg
the judgment y M, r,soFl'
do not 50 read .l., l ls,,i y s.
hold this assighl'ii,s,,.laa e
lSroni the consin, ,se la
ma IN follows unn Nh laltf
below should nf atieSS
Head. associate
not sitting -.e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

The fellows who Imagine that The
"urglnal Cleveland mon' are going to
gct all the pie seem 10 forget that the
prrsidont-elcct WIS not, himself, an orig
inm Cleveland man. In fact, his doubts,
strongly expressed, may be said 10 have
been The starting point of tho original
movement for q new candidate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

The university OF Texas should not hc
dependent on the liberality OF every lor.
stature to assemble for the means Of
subsistence. Under such circumstance
Il eau never become what the fathers
designed Il to be-, a university af the
first class, Il would be be,tor for lis
prospects II it did not require q dollar
iron the general revenue, but since there
remains no means al an endowment "a
liberal, the legislature, n Il has duo
measure Of regard for this important
branch OF our educational system. viii
lpportion TO Il such a share Of he public
Ands undisposed Of as win make L meas
arably independent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

BY aud by We shall hear Of Isaac
Pusscy Gray os a candidate for iusuc,
of thp pence Ia indiana, and later ON
the Intelligence viii come that somebody
else has filed on the office. l'usscy Will
learn too late Ia life for i 10 be- of amy
benefit To him, that Il Is better 10 fight
and lose than 10 present arms and then
tuck lnl uui run.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
MKINI.rY's rIAnIrlTIrs

Cleveland. o.. Feb - Governor Ne.
Niuley sim remaius II cleveland. IN
The Nalkcr ieiiNre az Youngstown M
winch be n 50 heavily involved, his liabil.
itles amount 10 more than S0OUOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Snntor Cokes assertion TINT The News
would not publish the rutl. about him
~ It knew 10 Is rather vigorous language,
but the same charge, On substance, has
az some time been made 10y every man
IN Texas. who has held prominent posi-
lions IN tie Democratic party,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

rYHAIr~-rs ApvANcE- rosrAoH PAD
Daily ana sunday, one year .....-.S : 90
Daiiy aud sunday. six months ?. I. ~
Daily and sunday, one month. 80. 100
1he sunday Gazette az 10 10 pagea) 80
The wsssiy Ssretis 40 bsec5i ~ ~. %
Abe weekly. Gazftiey 90 pages year oe
ali towns and cities where there are local
agents - cents week or sl.O per
month
Remit BY bank drpft express or money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Mr. Hokc Smith is not only large
man, hut hc Is q very active mau.
There is every reason TO believe that il
Mr. Bissel gets tired % waiting on nppll-
cant' for postoIlicca Hoko can ind time
TO help him out, and that lac would fotch
two Republican heads with each swoop
of hlS hatchet' that iS TO say, one going
and ono coming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
MnNrY ANn ENcHANGE.

New York. Feb. 20 Money on call
. l-iNTc; closed 2 i-2c.
Prime mercantile paper, 1dde.
Sterling exchange quiet, easier SiSb
for sixty day bills; SLSf "a for demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
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