Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

and Gears all ruSpfSni WHICH lHEN nc
deposited In barrels Tor the pdrpose.
St,ict sanitary rules ave neces-
sary largely ON account Z"
the fact tina, many OF the tenants
now oceupytng Wholesome warm brick
and attics in crowded portions OF Chi.
cano. The church built OF Pennsyl-
vauia stone, /. most beauiinil strut-
tura. The ori iual intention was to
turn il over to the denomination
which should be found 10 predaminate,
but Geo. NJ. Pullman has brother IN
New York. Univer~alist minister,
who came there to preach temporarily,
aud Marshall Field, of Chicagp pays
the rent for Il year for the services Of
that denomination.
oN TO THE YELLOWSTONE.
Pr, sident Arthur aud his Yellow
stone Park picnic party did not create
any, unusual fluiter of excite mcnt
wndn here. OF course every member
OF the party who could be induced to
snbmit to the pumping process, was
Interviewed 10y the reporters, Just aS it
"Chetn Arthur, as one of them fanil-
iarly called him IN print, and his CONF
panions would Know any more ABOUT
the political situation than ordinary
people.
Presidential prophets are now rather (
thicker than weather prophets and are /
rapidly multiplying, III hey are Of ABOUT 4
equal value to the country Mt large. I
I Anybody can have the glorious privi 4
/ lege of giie> sing. II yon happen 10 hit !
( il, YOU are prophet OF course, and II
YOU miss il you have simply nade a
mistake. Like Virgins who bad his /
/ great storm strike in mid oce IN, in I
stead OF on lant.)
PuLpITs -1EATHER--CRoPs.
/ Many of the pa pits are vacan, until !
( the first OF September. Prof. David /
/ wing contributes an. article regularly
once week to the lI'cckb NIgtSine. Z
/ 4 he shoe and leather failures of the
] East have caused considerable uneasi-
Z ness here among inter : ed buslness
meir, but the only downtalls thus far
I have been at the Hub"
The prospects for n grand I'm crop
/ this year are frightening. a reas1ll-
ably late fall viii insure one If the
heaviest crops Of corn ever known.
Owing To- the scarcity Of that slap
last winter great dta was boarded
away, and il now seems that there IL
heavy supply of oil corn on hand in
the country An observing man writ
ing from Nebraska, declares that the
price Of our chief iattcuing crop must
soon 20 lower on the strength of the
large crop, and says the sooner the
people become rCcuncil,d to that fact
the less will be the disappointment
The potato crop all over tile country Is
simply immense, and the same Is uue
of hay, wuile al kinds Of small grain
is very good.
SALOON KEEPERS TROUBLES.
The Harper high license law is work
ing admirably in all parts OF the state,
and the saloon ke pens are proIe~ly
paying liberal amount toward sup
pressing and controlling the crime
caused largely by the taugle ootp
they sell. Several towns and cities
throughout the state have the license
-tIll higher than provided loo by the
! | Harper law. After long and lruit-
= less prohibition crus tde the pc pie
are fast beginning t. recosnlZ high
License as the only realty practicable
means OF controlling the liquor evils.
y In Chicago the saloon. keepers are
& only paying ut the rate OF Si0S per
/. year, which rate they will continue Ia
), pay uutil tne LIST OF April aS theY
II were granted licenses at that rate last
G April 70 ran year II was mani
e fest dodge4Dn The part of the council
l. TO stave tff the state law for ten
r months, and now the thing will be
$ tested bytluo waran'o proceedings.
2, I h validity Of the state tw will also
q he passed upon no doubt in the sa-
e preme court,
i, "sriCKING our
The strike OF the telegraph operators
is dragg ng its very lePgth along,
j, and there are no hopeful signs in sigat
u for the strikers yet. 1t looks AZ If they
:, had struck out. When /, come, u q
" question OF sympathy, II is all with
i the operators, though there are a
- great many sYmpathiZers who con
- denim tue means taken by them to
= gain their ,nl. True sympathy can
= hardly exist for the telegraph com
~ pany, because their ni2gdldly treat
>" neut of employees is not unknown;
= but then two wrongs can never make
:" II light.
~ COLD MUSIC,
~ The Thomas summer night concerts
~ are drawing 10 Il clos', and are wei
!. patronized. The one drawback is that
we are not having the 'sumuier-nght
Il part Of the programme. Simmer
:, tourists going from Chic 90 do no,
= want a cooicr but il warmer climate.
CRIMINAL CARELEssNESS,
H. / ltttIt are u EEtat many SMln1ltL
H. bridges in Chicago, over lh- odegfernu,
-. river over which thousands OF people
~ teams and street-ctrS pass continually
n. aud ar there l. no gate or ktr, of auN
Of kind To prevent people frNm goinl
"a down the abUtment into the SLAM
O. depths. there are Il great inalv lat
re- accli' nts. Hor,,s frequently hecunl,
- unruly, and NJ uilht ii j. difficult fu
drivers 10 see lhr nv f,,l danger uf go
j ing too ciose. Every liule while Their,
i l. Il sickeaing accid, n, and all becaus,
10 the cily council do not have gate
erected. \ terrific nin was mad.
about the loss of lie I'm the cable Vsls
but that was nothing cunpatel witt
9 the bridge danger, uf which but littl,
r is said,
g COMMISSIONER or AGRICULTURE
= Loting "a sci through Yesterday -
y, route 10 ~. laul 10 deliver an audrt d
:, before the American congress %
- forestry, of which he is president
- The otgect of the association is In lio
:, test the forest. which are being rapid.
!. Is depleted. Said the commissioners:
-, I'm Maine new, where the spruc,
= las BEEN cut of, there Is good gruwlf
:, of yodng timber that ia in few years
:, would he very valuable, bnt they ar,
= eating il or and selling in iog bean
po'es al - cents l,cc hundred. II is I
=, shame I have sucl "A fine prpsnetf tOl