Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 42, Ed. 1, Friday, September 10, 1886 Page: 2 of 8
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YUIDAY MORNING BKlTKBUIElt 10 I
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For governor L 8 Robs
For lieutenantgovernor TB Wheeler
For attorneygeneral James 8 Hogg
For associate justico Roubou It Galnca
For land commissioner It M Hall
For comptroller John D McCall
For treasurer Frank Lubbock
For superintendent public Instruction
0 II Cooper
DISTRICT DEMOCRATW TICKET
For Congress Sixth District Jo Abbott
For stato senator J J Jarvls
COUNT DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Representative Geo W Finger
County Jndge Hon Sam Kurraan
County attorney R L Carlock
County clerk John F Swayno
District clerk L R Taylor
Sheriff B U Shlpp
County treasurer W T Ferguson
County assessor James Robinson
Tax collector J E Murray
County sutveyor G W Williams
DRECINCT DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Justices of tho leaco precinct No 1
G Nance and Frank II Smith
Constable John Thompson
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PLEASE NOTICE
All rODiraenltJttleaa of alinilnni nature ihould
be addrrtwl to The GaaetU and not tolndlrldnals
rconMtfd nllli the paper Iartlei who Iniltt
onaddrtMlag Indlrldoali roantctad nlth the pa-
yer hate onlj thtnueltta to blame tor anjr lack ol
l > romjitaM > In rtplr
Sophy nas agreeable and Alex has
come to stay
CitANiriLi has put a state ticket In tho
field Now lets soo how that will help
his cause
Tiik fight has been bitter In tho Ninth
Missoutl district for and against Glover
but he has obtained tbo nomination and
this scores ono for tho kids
lliisiCAii earthquakes may disturb
Honso o personal security but It la tbo
social earthquakes that depress national
securities Vnropcan or American and
these can be suppressed
Tub idea of criticising dor Ireland for
not calling an extra session of the legis-
lature to provide help for tho West is ab-
surd Tho cost of such session would
amount to as much as It would donate
It is quite certain that superior oro for
tho manufacture of Bcssomcr stool has
been found in tho vicinity of Cartorsvllle
Ga The supply la said to bo unlimited
and the oro yields from 67 to 03 per cent
of metallic iron
vThk Minneapolis Trlbunosayst Now
Is tho tlmo to demonstrate tho fact that
the bloody chasm1 no longer oxtsts by
sending generons gifts of money and
clothing to tho Charleston sufferers i and
tha Philadelphia TlmeB phrases the same
Idea prettily by saving < Now let tho
gonerous North Are on tho Fort Sumter
aufferort with gold
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Bishop Tqiin Siuur has been deposed
ifrom his ofilco by tho Mormons for con
ItorraJng to tno law of tho land Their
organsapeak of his career as one of tho
most praise worthy ho boing a man of
singular Integrity and ability with a
character above reproach but in their
THE GAZETTE FORT WOUTH TEXAS HIIDA7 SEPTEMBER 10
vleyr by conformlog io the law ho has
missed the grand opportunity of bis life
falling to poeo u a martyr and sudor Im-
prisonment for the cause of God
John M Martin of thoBlxth district
of Alabama has been defeated Ills
record has bcon all that could be asked
and It Is thought his defeat was owing to
bis having voted against tbo considera-
tion of tho tariff bill reported by Mr
Morrison
Tni humane public are no longer to be
shocked by persons jumping off the
Brooklyn bridge The officials have ar-
ranged to havothe wires charged with
electricity and now tho jumper will be
shocked enough to hold on when be
wishes to let go
The two Sams Jones and Small have
finished their work In Mississippi and arc
off to pastures now Tberols some talk
of tbelr coming to Toxas next spring but
not until then Vory shortly thoy will
commence work again Indoors as tho
campmeeting service doesnt suit the
wlntcrtlme
Tiik scientists are venturing a great
deal of information about earthquakes
their causes peculiarities etc But
what the people of Charleston would like
to And Is a scientific man who can tell
how to provent earthquakes Snch a
man If ho Is anywhere about can make
a fortune
We dont hear anything of Cutting now
adays How soon a man can fade ont of
sight and almost out of memory It Cutting
appreciates as a truo newspaper man
should the value of advertising bo will
bo rustling around grttlnc ready his
damago suit against tho Mexicans and
keeping himself before tho public
Kentucky holds to the Idea that to
iiio victors Jclong tho apaUs m Is
plainly shown by the resolutions adoptod
by tho convention of tho Tenth district
renominating Rcpresontatlvo Taulbec
In these they donounco as shams tho re-
forms Instituted by Mr Cleveland and
demand tho dismissal of all Republicans
still holding oOlce
a
ritihCE Alkxindkr flaunts the white
fcathor beforo tho world ut not as Henry
of Navarre who led by that sign his
troops to dangor and to victory You
gave mo tho crown and you may havo it
when you want It aro his words to tho
czar and ono wonders If Bulgarian moth-
ers wear aprons In which to hide tholr
cowardly sons heads
Tho work of the Democratic convention
In California has been very satisfactory
oven those politicians who failed to carry
their preferences elvlng unmistakable
ovtdendo of good feeling towards their
opponents The cholco of Washington
Bartletl for governor meets with general
approval and after tho nomination was
made a big ratification meeting was held
by tho Iroquois club
A RkiUulican candldato for county
treasurer In Arkansas has sued tbo Little
Rock Gazotto for 8 5000 damages on
account of tho publication of a speech to
the negroes in which ho advised them to
lot tho white man pick bis own cotton
crop If this suit Is successful tho Texas
papers which havo devoted themsolvcs to
candtdatorlal literature tbld season may
proparo tor a legal earthquake
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Hon T A Roiibutson of the Fourth
Kentucky district and Hon James U
Jones of tbo Third Toxas district bad ad-
joining seats in tho back row of the
houso They olton talked over their pros-
pects for reelection but the rule has
beon reversod Instead of being asked to-
go np higher thoy are asked down and
out to glvo placo for their more fortu
nato opponentn Sic transit gloria
mnndl
Rinds rings ovorywhorc excopt wed
dingrings tor the old molds Tho latest
ring roportod is at Hot Springs Ark and
It is a now wrlnklo In the ring line The
government controls tho low of nearly
all tbo water at the Springs and it is al-
leged that two favored hotels get the
lions sharo and at specially favorablo
rates Tberols a government commis-
sioner at Hot Springs to attend to such
matters and tho lessfavored consumers
of water allege that ho stands in with
tho big hotols Secretary Lamar has been
petitioned to Investigate this hotnater
ring and tho petitioners say it tho inves-
tigation Is fair fearloss and searching
somebody will get scalded as sura as
there Is a God in Israel
THE
SENTIMENTAL PHASE OF
POLITICS
Tho growing disposition In tho South
to scloct candidates for offlco on
tho score of personal merit and
probable usefulness In tho positions to
which they aro catlod finds forclblo Illus-
tration In ono of tho congressional dis-
tricts of Virginia Young Runey Lee
a son of GenRobort E Ice is an aspi-
rant for tho nomination In that district
Ho was a child during the war so of
course ho can havo no prosttgo In a mili-
tary way HO has never engaged In pol-
itic and Is simply a popular genial young
man who boars the honored namo of Lee
It Is by no means probable he would
havo been thought of much leis put for-
ward lor the nomination but for his rela-
tionship to tho great general pure pa-
triot and honest man He Is a Leo of
Virginia tho son of his father and hence
la urged for preferment But Ruuoy
Leos cam ass la not a smooth ono nor are
his prospects coleiir < e re e In fact
there Is a great deal ol opposition to him
and on very realisable grounds Hl
youth und Inexperience In public matter
arc dlscnsscd and thoiact of the district
being a close one Is cited as reason why
the Democrats should put forth tho
strongest and ablest man they can find
Instead of this young roan whoso chief
rccommondatlonls that ho bears a spotless
namo and Is the son of Gen Lee Life-
long Democrats in the district whoso
veneration for Gen Robert E Leo
amounts almost to Idolatry declare that
the state has dono enough tn tne way of1
iti < w4t i
honor to Gen Lees decendants that
the contest Is too Important to be treated
as a matter of sentiment and avow thoir
belief that if young Leo is nominated an
Independent will certainly be elected
They esteem the young man and honor
his name but say they cannot afford to
Iodo the district even to compliment a
son of Robert Lee It Is al-
together doubtful If Mr Lee
cau get the nomination and equally
as doubtful If he can be elected
provided ho Is nominated There are
some pcoplo who will lament this epi-
sode They will declare that It Indicates
a decadenco of Southern sentiment and
comment upon it In an altogether grue
ful spirit But sentiment aside can It
be denied that thoso Virginia Democrats
who want young Leo to stay at homo and
bide his time nro acting wisely The
Virginia Democrats know that a cam-
paign means hard work and a close light
Sentiment Is admirable sometimes but
there are times and places to
display it The nomination of
Fltzhugh Lee for gorornor of Vir-
ginia was more or less sentimental
bnt it was also practical because Fltz
hugh Lee Is a matured mau and at the
tlmo when ho was put forward for gov-
ernor his nomination was a shrend more
Public trusts ought to be confided to the
ablest men A historic name and unblem
j8bcdLcharteare not evidences of
ability There must be something more
Tliero Is no disrespect to the memory of
Robert Leo In the opposition to his son
It Is simply a question of expediency and
indicates that the day of sentiment in pol-
itics is passing an ay that peoplo are
coming to a recognition of the fact that
business capacity cxperlonco and Intel-
lect are what they neod In their public
servants and that without them a family
name should not bo tho open sesame
to public preferment It will be well
when this spirit becomes more general
than It Is Tho country will get more val-
uable public service as a result Young
Leo Is esteemed as a man throughout tho
length and breadth of Virginia and In
tlmo to come will no doubt receive all
tbo preferment to which he may show
hlmsolt entitled
NEWS AND NOTES
Ono fortyacro field in Dawson county
Nob yielded 2200 bushels of wheat
In a convict camp In Georgia there aro
elghtyslx negro convicts of whom thirty
flvo are preachers
It 1s estimated that the proposed bridge
across the Hudson river at Foughkeepsle
Will cost 810000000
A copy of a sermon preached by Johu
Knox 321 years ago was sold tho other
day in London for 92075
One Lutheran missionary and 100000
gallons of New England rum were recent
ly sont to the Congo In tho same ship
Among the guests at the Whlto Sul-
phur Springs this summer Is tho Hon
Alexander II II Stewart of Virginia an
octogenarian who was a member of Fll
morcs cabinet
An English physician says that men
shouldnt crop their hair short Hair ho
says is a conductor of electricity to the
brain and if tho brain falls to get elec
trlclty it will soon soitcn
lrof Troctorsays that earthquakes aro
assurances that tho earth l not near
death that hundreds of thousands of
years will still pass beforo the end Is seen
In the steady disintegration and removal
of tho land without renovation or re
newal by tho action ol subterranean
forces Trot Proctor has doubtless
added much to the general estimation In
which ho Is held by this timely announce-
ment
Mary Anderson has leased a place at
Tunbrldgo Wells and will go there to
live very soon Sho is now living in Lon
don She will go to Rome this winter It
Was hor Intention to take a two years
rest bnt she has grown so strong this
summer that sho will probably shorten
her vacation Dr Grlflln rccontly said
that Miss Anderson could now count on
clearing 375000 a year whenever sho
plays Her fortune ho said further vas
Invested In America
Another mouse that sings like a canary
Is reported This little fellow was cap
tnred by Dr Caldwell of Santa Rosa
Cal who found It In a wtro trap singing
blithely Ho kept it for several weeks
and thon released It but tho next morn
ing It was in the trap again Again he let
it go and again it came back and now
inousle goes In the trap each night and is
released each morning Wheu It sings It
sits on Its hind legs and moves Its head
and throat like a canary Its songs is
rather sweeter than the ordinary canarys
A well drilled recently at Williamson
furnace near Birmingham Ala tapped
an underground stream which Hows
across the opening mado Into It at the
bottom of the well Tho curiosity of
some little boys caused tbem to drop a
baited hook at tho end of a stout line Into
It on Thursday The one holding the
line soon left a strong pull and an an
sworlng pull brought a fish about nine
Inches in length and weighing three and
onohalf pounds Tho fish was almost
black In color Its head was very small
and It had no eyes
In somo portions of Tyrol a peculiar
and beautiful custom still prevails When
a girl Is about to be married beforo sho
leaves her homo to go to the church her
mother hands her u handkerchief which
Is called a tearkerchlef It Is made of
newly spun linen and has never been
used It is with this kerchief that sho
dries her teare when sho leaves hor
fathers house and while ahe Btands at
tho altar Altor the marriage Is over
and the bride baa gono with her husband
to tholr new hjmie she folds np the ker-
chief aud plaAa It unwashed in her linen
l closet whero it remains untouched The
tearkerchlef has only performed half of
ttfl mission Children aro born grow up
marry and move away from tho old
home Each daughter receives from tho
mother a new tearkcichlef Her pwn
remains whero It was placed in tho linen
closet on tho day of tho marriage and
there It remains until her death when it
is taken from Its placo and spread over
tho placid features of tho dead novor to
bo removed until w < > aro summoned to
come forth on tbo resurrection morn
The smallest oscillating engine In the
world has been mado by John R Hare of
Baltimore Its boro is onoalxteenth of
an inch and tho stroke oncelgbth Tho
wheel shaft and crank weigh eight grains
the cylinder flvo and the stand and pillar
twelve grains making the whole weight
one pennyweight one grain It is about
the size of a halfgrown collar button
and Is completely covered by a number
flvo or childs thimble It will bo run by
compressed air It makes 3000 revolu-
tions a minute Mr Hare has also mado
a comparative giant which Is covered
with an English wolnut shell
The One ICeiemblance
Chicago Herald
Come to think about it there is this re
semblance between Mr Blaine and Mr
Gladstone Both vere beaten the last
time they came up
TVliers Henl Iletorm Mny lie Found
Cleveland Leader
Tho extremo temperance laws on our
statute books a few years ago nover
closed a saloon or In any way regulated
or diminished tho liquor tradlc
New Worda
New York World
And still another newspaper verb If
an accountant defaults you cannot tell
tho amount of his crookedness until his
hooks have been exported Meanwhile
the defaulter has probably Canadacd
Oanae of the Earthquake
Cincinnati Enquirer
It Is pleasant to see tbo professional
scientists tearing each others hair over
the origin of the earthquake It Is our
private impression the United States
Geological survey was the cause of It
Practical anil linnlneaeLlke
Indtanapo Is Jonrnal
Maine has had a prohibitory law for a
generation but is dissatisfied and wants
something more Would It not havo
been a good Idea to have heav lly taxed
the Baloons that havo been doing business
In that state all this time
Call Me a Star
Harpers Weekly
Parting lovers are sentimental but a
Massachusetts girl on bidding goodby
to her Dance capped the climax by di-
recting his attention to the great dipper
In tho starry Armament You see the
second star in the handlo of tho dipper
dont you Yes And you seo that
faint little star close to the second star
Yes my dear Well darllngf thats
me
Concerning Our National Banks
Now York Sun
Some of tho editors of country news
papers aro worrying themselves and thpir
readers with speculations as to what Is to
become of the national banks when all trife
bonds of the United States aro called In
and tho bank circulation based on them
Is retired Thoy seem to bo firmly con-
vinced that banks cannot exist without
circulation and that tho wbolo national
bank system must come to an end unless
the Institutions organized under it issue
circulating notes Wo do not see the
matter in that light Tho legitimate busi-
ness of banks is to receive deposits and
discount notes and If they cannot live on
that they have no right to exist The
privllego of issuing notes to circulate as
money should bo reserved exclusive
ly to tho national government and that
Is what is going to bo dono very
shortly
A Democratic Paper
Margaret Vindicator
The Fort Worth Gazkttk fought a
good light for Its favorites beforo tho
Democratic btato convention and got
beat But sho appears in our judgment
grander In defeat than many a her oppo-
nents with tho flush of victory mantling
their brows The cause of it wo think
is this Tiik Gazettk Is a Democrat and
can render you a reason for it if required
which very many of tho dirt sllngers can-
not do And hence when her party
named tho ticket and placed Its banner
In tho loaders nand telling him to go
forth and conquer though ho was not her
choice hi r sword came forth with visible
energy and ranging herself under that
banner in lino with tho rest sho declared
her purpose to share the battle with
them and support tho cause with all her
might And sho is doing as promised
No uncertain sound No whining or
complaining But manful blows against
tho enemies of tho peoples party and
earnest oxhortatlons tor harmony and
discipline in tho ranks Wo cannot have
too many such papers All honor to tho
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Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 42, Ed. 1, Friday, September 10, 1886, newspaper, September 10, 1886; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth89455/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .