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WHONKSUAY IrtOltNINIJ MAY III
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unit Publishing Company Fort Worth
Gentlemen I havo received tho Kstoy
organ that yoti advertised to glvo to tho
percon sending in tbo greatest number of
ftubscriptlons to tho Sunday and Weekly
Oakttk before tho llrst of Afay Tho
organ has been uupacked and In my
houso several days and I want to toll
you that I am perfectly delighted with It
1leaso accept my thanks for your prompt
ness and my very best wishes tor tho
success ot Tiik QAZKrrx Very respect
fully MttsT OTait
1 S 1 will send you some more sub
scribers next week
Four V < iitii congratulates Kl laso on
having n congressman who can sccuro
public favors
It was kind In Mr Glbbs not to put In
tho entlro eleven years ol his resldenco In
Texas In public olllco
Camp Itici on tho Itlo Grande hits Its
mimu changed to Camp Hancock In hon
or of Gen Hancockj
Ah an argument for thu eighthour day
the Norrlatown Herald says tho little
busy beo works only three hours n day
Tiik Gaxkttkh usually bright head
liner neglected yesterday to top ol
Mr Farmers testimony with Brass
and Drains
Ticvah Is partial to Kids said Mr
Glbbs to a Washington newspaper and
then ho added that ttio old Hilly of Fast
Texan would bo tho next senator
ItKAiiA t Mr Roberts ought to bo satis
tied Ho hits a good place Lot well
enough nlono dear Old Alcalde No dead
lino advocate need apply this year
Tut Colorado Graphic says Mr Brown
ing cau depend on n olid vote lu Mitchell
county Jim Drowning deserves to havo
a solid voto In each county In West
Texas >
mi m
Tui > 1A7KTTK tfcfturvcs it voto of public
thanks for putting oii record yesterday
thu views ot that distinguished states
man our own pralrlo philosopher K
Farmrr
ai
Is tiih United States scnato turned
Mugwump Tho appolutment ot Mrs
Thompson as pnstmlstreis at Louisville
wm coutlrmcd with only six dissenting
vqtcs aud bho was brauded as a female
Mugwump
< MuLamiam has pushed through tho
house art appropriation of 8150000 for
a federal court building at Kl Paso It la
jufct MKxittlious how the uppopttVloa
Afttf a few preliminaries thoy started In
boats rowed by UulUd States tailors and
lor a federal building at Fort Wqrth doca
Jag behind
Tiik leag tho Termors alliance has to
do Ith other orBanljtIons the better
lor the alliance Too farmers should not
add will not permit their boblo order to bo
run to Its ruin by profesalonal agitators
and political outcasts
Tiik effort to unite thorarmcra nlll
anco and Knights of Labor Into a political
party Is tho dream of a visionary Tbo
alliance will shoo out tho demagogues
and agitators In duo tlmo and go on with
tho good work for which It was formed
1AitKK Davis 4 Co of Jlctrolt have
prepared an excellent lithograph portrait
of if Louis loslcur tho eminent French
man whoso experiments with hydro
phobia have apparently been crowned by
the discovery of a euro for that dreaded
malady
AiiKiANTinisst In politics nutks
tbo political burglar The man whoso
profession Is honorablo is not afraid to
follow It In public Ho with political par
ties If thoro Is nothing wrong about
their almi and methods they do not have
to act behind a screen
Tub Ioulsluna loglslaturo has adopted
a resolution to signify publicly tho ad
miration of tho peoplo of that state for
the man who was tholr military sovereign
during tho reconstruction period Gen
Hancock Now for further remarks on
tho now Jeff Davis rebellion in tho South
Ih It mother or daughtor t Tho papers
aro printing this bit of gossips A gen
tleman who Is on very Intimate relations
with tho president and who ought to
know the facts If any one docs says that
It is truo that tho president Is to bu mar
ried but not to Miss Folsom that thu
oridooltct Is Mrs Folsom tho mother of
Miss Folsom a widow of 41 and thut the
president Is very much amused at thu
current reports and especially nt tho
gullibility of tho Folsom family In the
couutry
Tiik lanKIectrlo Investigation entered
upon a few months ago with a great
hurrah among tho ltcpubflcans to show
corrupt collusion on tho part of Attorney
General Garland and Secretary Lamar
has proved a mlserablo lllo Now tho
FonKlectrlc people who havo all along
been on the defensive aro becoming pug
nacious and proposoto forco tho lighting
They bellovo thoy can show tho hand of
tho lloll compuny In the whole matter
nml from being huutcd thuy propose to
become hunters It would bo Interesting
to Und some of tho loudest champions of
holiness in suspicious relations with n
company expecting to bo largely benefited
by tho Investigation
1k thero Is any mw to ouppruss tuu an
archist newspapers In Chicago us was
done during tho excitement thoie the
samo authority ought to bo strutched to
suppress tho entirely too free discussion
of Miss Folsom that somo ot tho public
prints lndulgo In llecausu u woman is
said by tho gossips to bo tho llanceo of
tho president bho Is not a fair subject for
general discussion through tho nowspa
pers It Is an outrageous Intrusion upon
maldonly modesty that Miss Frilsom
should bo treated as a public character
talked about criticised held up to the
gazo of tho multitude because somebody
has started tho report that sho Is to wed
tho president of tho nation Iftfjorols
no law for stopping nil this gossip there
ought to bo
I
It must bo worrying to a congressional
candidate for roclcctlon to bo pent up In
Washington City while active aspirants
for his sent aro travcllnu over tho district
making thcmsolves solid with tho boys
H begins to look now as If tho scssiou of
congress will bo protracted far Into July
and may run Into August Ily that tlmo
most of tho nominating conventions will
havo been hold ami tho candidates select
ed Ono cant help but s oipatho with
tho ugouy of an ambitious statesman who
knows that the ground Is being cut away
under him by rivals at home and that if
ho leaves Washington to meet them the
cry of deserting his post of duty will do
more harm to him thnu it ho otald thero
and allowed them to got In their work
Without opposition It is a trying situa
tion ami Is only ono of tho penalties
which all great men pay for their great
nens
A VV1IL1G MBA
A public park Is ouo of tho needs ot
Fort Worth It Is a necessity to every
largo city nud at the rato Fort Worth Is
now growing and promises to growwithin
flvo years a place of public resort In tho
open air cannot bo had nt any Toasonablo
prlco Values In lands aro rapidly ad
vancing Districts that two or three
years ago weru considered in tho country
and might havo been bought as farm
lands aro now cut up lu lots and sold nt
high prices As time goes on laud be
comes more nud moro valuable and It tho
city Is ever to havo a park wisdom dic
tates that It bo purchased at once Every
day of delay adds to tho price to bo paid
when the land la boucht
The poorer peoplo aro those who most
need a park and they should demand
that tho city council do something to
ward acquiring ground for ono Wealthy
pltliens and their families can go to tho
lako and seaside and mountain resorts of
tho North to spebd tho hoatod season and
to them a public park Is a matter of small
tmportahco Butthose who cant afford
tho oxponso ot summering away from
homo who cannot oven spare tho tlmo
HJt to speak of tho expense of a trip
THE QAZRTY > JOlif WOItTBTEXAS WEDN ESDAT MAY 10
Vrnrom ueiitia aw avau oatiou vune
800 head cows and calves All of above
cattle raised ivlthln it radius nMOO miles
abroad will find rqlaxttlon and enjoy
ment of Sundays and in tbo cool evenings
at a public park that they can obtain In no
other way
TI ero aro several spota of ground near
tho city that may be had for a reasonablo
prlco now that will by tho growth of
population soon bo surrounded by houses
and bo Inclndcd In tho city proper A few
years becco no land within convenient
distance can bo had at any price that tho
cltj can afford to pay and a wise policy
should lead to tbo Immediate acquisition
of grounds for a park beforo it Is too
late
1I01V0TT JUJUSVJlODENOE
Tho legal status of the boycott Is not
defined by our courts and tbo lack of Ju
dicial decisions of authority leaves cases
Involving such acts to tho Judges dis
cretion The general view Is that boy
cotting Is punishable as conspiracy by tho
common law In tho absence of statute
law defining tho otTcnso and af
fixing a penalty conspiracy Is tho
only charge that appears competent to
deal with men who agreo among them
selves to boycott others
A case has Just been decided In Con
necticut that bears very hard upon the
boycotting fraternity Tho Typographi
cal union of New Haven boycotted tho
Journal of that city and Its proprietors
caused tbo arrest of the leaders charging
them with Intimidation Tho special act
upon which this cliargo was based was tho
ordering merchants to discontinue their
advertisements In tho Journal and threat
ening them with a loss of patronage If
they disregarded the command Tho
Judge beforo whom tho caso was brought
said that tho threat to boycott as quali
fied In tho complaint Is lu tho opinion
of tho court a threat to do an Illegal act
well calculated to iutmldatoand further
that all confederacies whatever to tho
prejudice of a third party are highly
criminal under tho common law
In another city a brewer who had been
boycotted by tho Knights of Labor has
begun suit for damages In tho sum ol
SBOOOO against tbo lenders and other
persons concerned In tho plot
Tho llnal decisions In these cases will
bo Interesting as they deal with a nov
elty In our jurisprudence Tho boycott Is
of so recent Importation that no statutes
havo beon enacted directly against It and
It Is to be seen If tho common law Is com
prehensive enough to deal with tho evil
If It Is finally held lu ono case that boy
cotting Is a criminal offense to bo pun
ished by lino or Imprisonment and in
In another that tho boycotted Individual
may hold tho aggressors responsible for
damages to his business that Institution
Is doomed to nu eternity of Inocuous
desuetude
o
CAUSES OF HAD LAWS AND THE
heme i v
in a roprepoutatlvo government no one
has it right to complain of vicious laws
enacted for tho benefit ot a few and tho
oppression or nrauy ina peot < i < rcnoose
tho men who make their laws and tho
people aro responsible If those Jaws are
bad If they wunt good government thoy
huvo only to send gooa men to tno legis
latures and to congress If such men are
not sent it Is duo to a failure of tho peo
ple to attend to their public duties
Inclllcient laws may sometimes bo made
by wolldlsposcd and honest men but a
leglslaturo composed of a majority of
such men will never enact partial laws
with tho dellberato design of oppressing
tho many for tho beneflt of tho few If
they fall to protect the people tho failure
is duo to Incompetency and not to wicked
ness or corruption If bad laws aro com
plained of tho remedy Is in selecting bet
ter and moro Intelligent lawmakers
Do tho men among tho Knights of La
bor and Farmers allianco who aro rush
Ing Into politics mean to say that tholr
orders embrace nil of the Intelligence
and patriotism of tho state Will legis
lators and congressmen selected by tliom
bo bettor and moro capable of making
better laws than men selected from tho
peoplo at largo not on account of their
connection with any secret organizations
but for their wisdom experlcnco and in
tegnty Tho action of thoso orders iu
several couutles seems lo lndlcato that
thoy do think so They complain of
grievances aud to correct their wrongs
they propose to send men to Austin and
to Washington from among themsolves
as If thoso men are tho only ones com
petent to protect them from tho cormo
rant of capita
This notion must bo got rid of If tho
farmers and laboring men want real re
form In government fthno reform to
displace tho representatives of ono class
by thoso of another Ileal reform con
slsts In sending to tho lawmaking bodies
men of largo vlows and strict honesty
who will mako laws for tho whole peoplo
Irrespective ot class occupation section
color or creed
Tho
Tlin Sniiil Ilnr Did It
Dallas Times
government thermometer lo
cated on a sand bar in tho southern
part ot tho city did tho work for Dallas
In tho conventlou matter
A Category or Felhun
Dallas Tarantula
Fort Worth Is fond ot cats Sho has
tho Gulf Colorado Santa Feline
tho Atchison Topeka Santa Feline
and would doubtless mako a hard
scratch for any other Fellno that
would stick Us head across tho state line
You BtnVa Vs Tired
Waco Day
Tub Gazkttk wants to make Fort
Worth a political center Spell It
with an s and you havo It Mr
tbo list wpro mora familiar
Soup tlI aud wine Wero all good and
1 J VJ l I V
n r I r I v <
Inatcd for conyress by Democrats
Fah glvo us an ounce of clvlti good
apothecary to sweeten our Imagina
tion
i <
The Illot Onn
Chicago Herald
It lo gratifying to know that the na
tional armory at Springfield Mass Is
keeping pace with tho development of tho
country Tho ebullitions witnessed from
tlmo to tlmo In various parts of tho re
public havo called for a riot gun and the
armory has produced ono It has an In
genious device for tho storing and exptit
slon of buckshot and In tho bands of a
policeman truly bravo It Is warranted at
each discharge to create more havoc than
any dynamlto bomb that tho reds over In
vented Cincinnati a town which has
suffered severely from rIots of various
kinds has received tbo first consignment
of theso weapons yet shipped from the
mauufactory and It Is presumed that
other cities will bo supplied In duo time
Tho ono drawback about a tattling gun
Is tho fact that policemen cannot carry It
around with ttii m with much comfort
Tho riot gun Is carried as easily as a
walking stick and Is always at hand when
wanted
Let us hope that civilization peace
prosperity and good feeling will so In
crease and multiply In tho land that the
not gun will not bo needed for anything
more serious than a Fourth of July
salute
i
AN AllEAL
To tlie Oenerons leople o Texns from a
Faithful State OlUcers Widow
I am a widow With four children three
little girls and a baby boy all too small
to assist roc In making a living My bus
baud was a deputy sheriff of Comanche
county In the town of Do Leon Juno
201885 my husband was called upon to
arrest ono Dr 11 W Leach a desperate
character drunk nud overriding lu his
desperate rolo tho peoplo In our quiet llt
tlo village In their peaceful pursuits In
thoattemptto arrest said character my hus
band J N Martin was brutally murdered
by said Leach 6hootlng him mortally
through tho body In making this appeal
to your generosity I will say my hnsband
was poor but high minded honorable
sober and Industrious and so considered
by all who knew him I am willing to
work but depression of times and being
situated In an unfavorable Held for female
labor I Und myself In straightened cir
cumstances and my greatst dcslro bouig
to educate and rear ray children to bo cul
tured moral and useful to society I
appeal to your generosity to contrjbuto
what you fed ablo to lend to tho Lord by
giving to tho widow and orphans My
husband In offering his life on tho altar
ol law and order had Implicit confidence
that his widow and orphans would not
want while their lot was cust among tho
noble people of Toxas and having faith
In his judgment I cannot bellovo that tho
wolf will come to my door when tho good
people of Texas know I am needy If
you should feel ablo to contribute please
send your contribution your namo and
postolllce address
addressMiss
Miss M B Martin
Do Leon Comanche County Texas
We the undersigned officials ot Coman
che county cortlfy that wo nro acquainted
with tho pecuniary condition of Mrs M
Martin and that she Is in indigent cir
cumstances and is In every way worthy
tho nsslstanOo of our good people That
her husband J N Martin while serving
as deputy sheriff of Cumnche county
was killed at Do Leon in hatd county on
VI uVjum Juuo UO 1000
L II BitKwnn Cu Judge
J D BONNltll C C
C K Williamson Co Atty
M W Cakiioll D C
J W CtHTCfixauAM Sheriff
Tiik GazkttkwM rccelvo subscriptions
for Mrs Martin and her children and ac
knowledge receipt of tho same throuch
Its columns keeping tho list standln
until tho amount Is dually receipted for
by her which receipt will also be printed
A small contribution from each person
ablo to glvo will amount to a sum that
would prove very grateful to tho widow
and orphans of tho deceased olllcer and
state oiUccrs In tho various counties In
Texas would do themselves credit Dy
making an effort to raise a subscription
lor theso helpless ones Tho name post
olllce address and amount subscribed will
bo printed and kept standing in Tiik Ga
zkttb Contributions In any amount will
bo received and gratefully appreciated
Ld Gazkttis
SUIISCItllTIONS TO MItS 9IAKTIN IN
lKIWON
J W Cunningham Blicrltl Comanche
county tm 55 00
JV Cunningham sheriff Taylor county SCO
00 u IUiM h lfl Erh county 5 00
00il Bartow editor Kxamlncr
1 CO 11 et Art
Lehman house Waco Tox s bo
J I
Shortrldgo Dublin Tox 500
Dublin Temperance council
s vs
leoplool Wills lolnt 7 Jg
A Spears Albany S
t < lcn Ueynoids
Allisny
CO Deuproo sheriff Krankllii county
yiW c ° mmU Jlael Doll
hllCobb Plemln
UOWakqly
nam Marks
IHMcNoal <
11J Hudson Lorona s
I l Court Itockport J
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1IOWIK COUNTY
° AV Alexander district
lerk
II K llorcott sheriff
John J lie 1 county judge S
J J llirrcll county uttorij 1 0
J H
Henderson mayor sjj
WISK UOI TY
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0 1Vlm > dol t
n J M cMlrray mayor
JJI or pnyslclan
11 < Sri v < m county attorney inn
mkaord ° m y ° Ie i H
J HCravor
J Sams
J Wl jubcttor
Jit Outlor
TJCravos
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r IMcr lion
J A Gordon
J J Terrell
IT Smith
Til Allen
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ILK Jo KUau
iatl1n oouaw 7
MD loschool teacher
Gawttk Your politics already begln
to finall heaven ftft S S0Lto5
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A Greenbacks I J A Stcagald tax Ll
J W Hutchinson
1I Mcueo
UK Allen
J WHatcher
K Dullois
Jim Abbot
Hill Avry
I O More
HTHarvry
M Dwyer
Irnnk Iagc
Ilnrry Moy
HTKliodos
W II Mershon
assessor ot Hardeman
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Wood A Co merchants
J A Oroapcr farmer and ttockralscr
The rnntomlmo CltiliChnrecH Agnlnst
lidwartls Iersonnl Notes
Correspondence of tho Gazotto
Tkxaiikana Tkx May 15 Yesterday
cvcjiiug tho young ladles of the Pantomime
club consisting of Misses Torale and Lulu
Tlgg Dllla Whitamcrc Jennio Wied
Katio Offenhauser Julia Schuster Katie
Williams and Mrs Charles Heaves ns
chnporou accompanied by Messrs Ham
mond MUnday Lynch Buchnnuan Hall
Wllllan 0 Offenhnuser and 1lorson mot
at Col Triggs nt 5 oclock p in and
marched toPark Beldler where ouo of
tho most cnjoyablo moonlight picnics
was enjoyed until a lute hour The
pleasures consisted of dancing Singing
promenading etc Tho youugiadlcs paid
many compliments to Messrs F W and
llcnry Offenhauser for tholr sweet music
upon tho Guitar and banjo Among
tho Jnvlted guests wero tho amiable
Mrs Whltatneru and Mrs Dennis
WhO acted aa hostesses In moot nlons
aut manner and added much to tno plots
uro of tho occasion Tho lautomimo
club is comparatively young hero but has
given several entertainments creditable
to stars of n greater magnitude Tho
9v 1e n8 1vl11 lonR u remembered as ono
full of mirth and enjoyment Too much
cannot be said In praise of Mrs liecves
for the dignity in which she presided It
was only necessary to know that she was
present to insure tho happiness of oil
At 9 o clock tho cntiro crowd was in
vited to ptrtake of a supper gotten up
entirely by the Pantomime club The
table was well tilled with all that was
substantial and all kinds of fruits straw
orcam > etc The Pantomime
0 bon lhls occasion did tho chores
Misses Luo and Suo G Weakley two
charming young ladles of Nashville who
have been the guests of the Misses Trigg
wi 1 leave Thusday for their home much
to tho regret of friends
many here and In
leaving leave many sad hearts
lp TMenard returned this week
from Macon Ga
1 rllges of Bonh > Passed
through the city last night from a visit to
Georgia whether ho had been to attend
ft0 f unei al ° f his brother who was hurt
during the great flood at West Point
afF 0p 1 IDt8 havo becn Id
Marshal George Edwards for tho against assault
alZlllV MrWoU hl < was tele
graphed and able
counsel havo been cra
yel
lnyel by th0 Pwrtyterlan church
prosecute him to tho full extent of
to
tho
Mri D Smlth or onham Is in tho
b n ° l Co1Willis Whltakcr
Mrr A Bloek
who ost
a dwelllntr
In tho recent lire here renewed her S
r JSy m the 28th ult but as the
paaiasssmsiSi
STEIHEKYIHE
lUlu lladly Neede < IAn
Untimely Death
Correspondence of the Gazette
Stk1IKNvillk t May ICOur
district court adjourned here last Satur
day after
laborious session of live
weeks In which considerable business
as transacted especially criminal bus
°
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caused this move to bemado 1 oo
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DonvorClty railway n oo
Ilatchctt A Johnson merchants m
A O OoTipB firmer vs
John Hollis clerk sS
ItO Ilatchott clerk jo
Bam Silverman produco merchant to
H J Cries drummer bo
HJrnnll clerk a
NWIfatciiott merchant is
J r uisltor mcrchnnt is
0 ItobcrU drugirtst m
DrJA Goldman M D m
T J McCrorymerchant u
00 Downing blacksmith 25
J V llymell farmer < m
J OKratlcT carpenter 21
O I Chamnlon farmer a
O L nrinilli farmer 25
lllrd Krarlor clerk lu iiostonice ro
01 Jrlssom farmer 23
W l Jackson farmer 45
J I Kllllngsworth larger ss
I Cooper farmer 20
H V Swain farmer 10
T J Youngbloodi merchant 60
X O Irfsllo mcr hant 25
V 1 Uolicrson clerk 25
J A Jalllor merchant 10
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J P Jones
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AI Smith J
A Wovnrton m
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J D Mitchell 1 o
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Tleijoerat Publishing Co 2500
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