davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-29

bleiben III Jolge bes Sobes Beg prinaen
&arl, iebptb iinb Die StraBen gu gbren
oes Cages feffli6 gei6midt. Ser
arpnprins unb Die &rottprinaeifin ba=
ben biele Beiu6e empfangen, 6arunter
ben oes &aiiers un6 Bet Raiierin, tpel=
9e bon groBen 8olfsmengen nit 8egei=
ferung begriiBt tpurben. = 9as front
prinali6e paar bat iiber 5000 8liid=
puni6f6reiben unb auBeroen 100
Padete erbalten, bic nod lli6t ge6ffnet
tporoen iinb. Ser Safer i9enfte Elm
mailib lilbernes Sbeelerpice unb bic
&Onigin bon @nglanb Ianbte cine Mlar=
moritatue, tpelde lie ielbIt BARTLETT.
Oie aebn gr6Bten Stdbte preuBens
i6enften cine M6belgarnitur fit elm
Speiiesimmer, tpel9e 10000 Marf foz
itet. Berlin f6enfte 118, 900 Marf aur
8rlinoung elmer S9ule. 100000
Marf, bic in gana 9eutl6lanb aeiam=
melt wlrben, finb benz &ronprinaett sur
geripenoung su tpobltbdtigen 3peden
5ur Werfiigung geiteat tpor6en, uno ber
emglii6e' @onful iiberlan6te 10000
Marf gum 8au elmer englil6en Stride.
@omin 8ootb tpurbe BEL ieinem apei=
ten Muftreten als &6nig 2ear obermals
nit ifiirmii9em 8eifaa aufgemommen.
= Wiesbaben. Ser beriibmte Cont
poniit Srieori6 BON 6lototp 1T gefor,
ben. (Slotop mar am IL. Mpril 1912
in Seutenoorf, Medlenburg, geboren,
tuibmete ii6 f9on i'm 9llter BON 16
Sabrell Der Muiif uno ftubirte Gompoz
iition in paris. st bat cine groBe
3abl befannter unb beliebter Opern ge=
i6rieben, BON benen bic befannteffen
vMartba" nnb pStrabela" iinb.)
- Oie beutf6e Barfe Momiral priu3
Nbalbert 1T, elmer Qon6oner Depei6e
nod, on Der &iifte bon Wales geitranz
bet. Gin 8opt, bas au ibrer 6iilfe DON
ber &ettungsifation abseian6t tpurbe,
berungliidte llnb 6 Mann bon bemiel=
ben ertranfen.
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ibren Tinserden inmer mod Trant's
9fedte umidlolen unb er mare eber pers
idmadtet, alS baB ct fie benz &inbe ent3o=
gen bdtte. Trdulein Du9ene sins gum
abenbbrpb, benin nidtS fonnte lie ba3u
briusen, ibre se,ppbnte @Btunbe gu pers
ldumen.
Trdulein GSrner atbmete auf, alS lie
binauS mar. Sie fcnnte ben armen Srant
nidt mebr 10 ften ieben. 9fod INNER
triefte Jpn, ber Sdweib leines mabeponen
Werfes bon ber Stirn unb bic Wunben
ieiner 5inbe unb Nrme bluteten 10, ba6
Nennb's weiBes Bettden ROTH seiirbt
waro. Trdulein aSrner fonnte nidt ans
bers, ob ididlid cber nidt, ibr Itilles @re
barmen mar -ftarfer ale iebeS gebenfen.
Sie taudte elm tpeibes Gud in WaHsr
unb wulh benz nliiDen Manne, ber feline
Sano fret bate, bas @eiidt ab.
@b, mie bas er1uidt! iaste er banfbar
uno fait erldroden iiber 70 piel Site,
aber Sic iperben mid nidt maiden ,peiB!
Das 1T aud nidt nDtbis, lieber Serr
6rant! Sc siebt WeiBe nit idwar3en
Ser5en - uno Sdwar3e nit peiBen Serz
sen, pas baben Sic uns beute se3eist. =
Bite. 3ieben Sic nur einen Nusenblid bic
Sanb unter benz 3ihen heraus-iO! @ie
Duid ibnr baS 8lut aus unb perbanb ibm
bic Wunben, 10 gut fie fOnnte, unD madte
nit liebepollem @isenlinn ielbit bic anbere
Sanb aus Der bes Sinbes lcs, nm lie
etenfuaS gu pflssen..
i5ranf lieB Gaes NIT iid seid,ehen, er
mar 70 perlesen unc fiblte fd 70 unbe.
fdfeiblid seehrt, er wuBte gar nidt, mas
er iasen icllte. Sic iinb gu finblid,
frabie er enolid beraus. benn er meinte,
r'iaolt4" fei bailelte mie kindly (Satis).
(Gortfebung fpIat.)
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en- her snif AZ meQennnn Gr

Sn ber Sail gu Me2ennan gountp
tranf Elm bort eingeiperrter Sramp
Garbolidure unb itarb. Ser gountp=
ri6ter erfannte in bem DerForbenen
einen ieiner Sugenbbefannten aug Mla=
bama unb IieB i'm auf feline Soften be-
erbigen. Damn f6rieb ct einen @onbo=
lenabrtef OIL bic 8erpanbten bes Mannes
in Mlabama, iporin er iie bon benz Sobe
bes Greunbes in &enntniB iebte. gu
ieiner neberraidung erbielt er iebod
bic Nadribt, baB ii6 iein Sugenbbes
FAINTER nod am 2eben unb 3u 9aufe
befin6et.
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~ 5anzA}Ag
Cine beriibmtc 5ran ptne 9tteIi
nlus benz ~goiton GIsbe.a)

nerren Nebattenre!
Sas pbise III elm sutes Bib pon Sraa apSia 9.
Pinfbam aus 2ynn, Naii, bic mebr ala iraenb cine
aribere Srau in Babrbcit ben Namen Der .Trauens
freunbin" ben piele ibrer gorrejponbentinnen 4br
10 gerne beilegen, uerbient. Sic mibmet iid9 nit
bent 0robten Gfer ibrer Nrbeit, speI1e Iettere bas
4efultat zines iebensidnsIi5en Stubiums lit, unb
III oeswnnsen feds aiiiitentinnen ii@ ,u baItem
bic ibr beifen bic dussebreitete gorrefponben,,
welGe pon alien Seiten ibr sufliebt nnb pom benen
cine iesIi@e tb<e fpe;ieue aeibensIait ober ibre
Sreube bapoa befreit ;u iein, tunbeiebt ;u beant.
worten. Sbre pfIan,en prdparation III elm SeiI<
nsitteI fr CUTE unb ni9t far b5Se gwete. Sd babe
Yerionlih bies aMsgefunben unb BIN pon ber @abrs
bett beiien mas ttb jnges Aberseugt.
Meesr b,e1srpokl klbeuieisnes Giseni&aften ipirb
nnS psr5rsbsn. clnsr BON Steien ieot: sSie
8lrtnng tf munterbar un6 erfpdtt pieIes 2eiben.
sic furrt pouitdnbg bic 9Iimmite Mrt MutterIsibs
saus sns fSs
hsits entsin6une nnb @sf9wirt, unnaturIiden
blnfatfnB, 1eoe Nrt gerietung unb bic barnuf fpIs
esnosn Madenmartbs i4Terben, une II beionbers
Sic burdbrinst ieeen 9teiI hes menfdbIid5en
3orperfpfezs nmb f5bt neues 2eben un6 neme
9ratt EN-. g9udas, Hidbfndt, Dtans mad Reis,
sssim nno "; irS isSersit saSar
lsn, nerp5fe 2eiben, aasemeine sf6rperfdrpdde,
S9iaTofsfeit, Gtmattung nab ttnperbaulidfeit.
Senss 0efatt .gdn3iidsf erid5pfune, peI6es
s4msrssn uis NadsnIsieen sur 6otse Fat. 1T iieis
ronfdnbig rpriber mad gebrau9 bieies SeiEmits
fsts. Jeber5ett unb inter allen ilmftdnbet lit Sic
@irfung in uoundnbseem ilebeseiniommen NIT benz,
TEN weibli9en a6rperfDnsm unterliegenbeng geiet.
9srgreis u nnr s.: q TIafds, IS. tar s Siai9sn.
Nab wtre non allen 9pothetern perfauft. Srsenb
wei9tr BATH fhr fpesene edle, unb bic Naneis ror,
Bieltn bic bntd Mnwenbnng Der 4f[ansen Niihuna
mteber uouhdnbtQ Rergeee Ut Irprben, fann man uon
Wrs. .. IN ibrer 9rpdf rMbrejIe, 2pnn af5, erbais
ten. Ran fige 9oitmarfe si,r Heanfporfuna Bel.
0tgen Wteren 1eiawerten Bel beiben gefRIeds
tern ie bieic Rifaung nniitertreffbar mic sabis
ret6t 3eugniiIe beipeifen.
s9er5. 9lnfbdra'S 2eber piHen,~ {dat Elm Cores
iponbent rtnb BITE tsiten In ber aeit ais SeiImittel
aegsn oeritopinng, @alenbei9merben NIB qeber
erfdsrnng. Sbr Blut 9einiger brinat Wuns
nera1 Beffe nnb td jwetfe ntHf pirb baIb ebenjo
bsri1mt une pcpuIdr iein rpie bic pHansen prdpaz
Gin JeSsr mnb bicfe sSrau oIs etuen gnaten
engel aniebsns beren eiusisrt gsunfd IL Mubercn
pbiiaSeipbia. pa. % Mrs. y. m. o.
RxzTAAG MA
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ortfebuns fuIat.)

y 2aenn Bic Srompete i6aat, 1T
es gu ipdt bas S6mert si fddrfen.. :.
9lber es 1T ME gu fpdt ben Mppetit gu
iddrfen, bic @eiunbbeit bersufellen uno
ii6 mieber sll einem geiunben, ftarfen,
frdftigen Mann gu MAIDEN, tpenn man
nur Nieren=&raut baau anmenbet. Nls
elm 9eilmittel fir ale 2eber=, Wfagen=
unb 9fierens& &ranfbeiten bat es ieines
@lri6en nidt. Ollie Mpotbefer perfau=
fen uno empfeblen bai}elbe.
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cages > Nenisfeiten.
& nj nnh.


= Ntarquis 2prne tpobnte am 81.
cine 3eitlang Der Sibung bes &epra.
ientantenbauies bes 2onsre1es BEL,
pdbrenb gerabe Mc&inleD bon Obio
iiber bic Degradation Der Qlrbeit in
gnglanb fprad. Spdter tpurbe Der
Marquis ben &eprdientanten bprgelfellt
unb in bas 5enatssimmer geiii6rt, mo-
ebenfa(ls cine 8oritelung Der Sena=
loren erfolgte.
- Die lnteriu6ung Der Netpbaa
6ouie Gatoftropbe ergiebt bes Weiteren,
bab bic @dfe rnb 9lngeitellten bes
9otels bdtten serettet tperoen f0nnen,
tpenn bic Geuertpebrleute ni9t ben
Gopf berloren unb Dbne Sn1tem gear
beitet bdtten. Gor benz Geuer ma6te
ii6 ein Gasgeru6 bemerfbars Der in Ser
gfdbe bes 8arrooms am Stdrfiten mar.
@ebeimpoli3iit Steiner iagt aus, baB er
bas Gremoenbud auf bem Slide liesen
iab uno 1T siemli6 geuiB, baB 9lntiltel
lie baiielbe forttrug.
- Sn ben 9traBen Stem Dorfs iinb
jebt smeimal bic &0bren Der Oampf=
bei3ungsfompagnie geplaBt, nobel meb.
lrere perfonen perlebt purben.
= 9as Defi3it bes Gr etaatsibab=
meiliers polf bon SenneKee betrdgt
1922, ,427.25.
Ser Sosialiif Molt bielt am ber=
gangenen Sonntag cine ieiner 8ranb=
reoen in philadelphia por ungefdbr 200
3uborern.
Muslan0.
Sm 9iitrift Orabiba, llngarn,
uiitbete am Greitag elm beftiger Sturm,
Der biele 9duier einriB unb anberm
@6aoen anridtete.
= prinS Garl binterldBt ~ Mil=
lionen Marf pie folgt: Seinem @obn
prin5 Griebrid) &arl XII; ieber ieimer
beiben 306ter 6, benz Orben bon
Seruialem 3ur grri1tung zines Seimes
fir &rante /, fir ,pobltbdtige Mnftal=
ten uno Dem &aiier CUR beliebigem
Werfiigung / Million Warf.
- Ser neue beuti1e @eianbte Gml
BON giienoeder bat bic &eiie nod
Wafbington angetreten.
= Nabe San Suan, Staat Salisco,
Werico, fanb ein Gampf itatt Stpil6em
Banoiten unb 2anbIolbaten, nobel elf
Der grlteren uno feds Der Qebteren ge=
t0otet murben.
9as franSoiii6e Cabinet bat iid
nit elnem bon Der Deputirtenfdmmer
ertpdblten Gomite iiber bic MaBregeln
geeinigt, tpelGe gegen bic orleaniitiiden
prin3en ergrifen tperbeu iollen. 2eb=
iere iollen aus ber glrmee entiernt unb
ibnen bas Stimmre1t ent3ogen tperben.
Wa6 gei6ebener ginigung reibte Der
Marineminiiter feline Refgnation Elm.
9ud Der 6riegsminiiter ma1te bic
Nfittbeilung, 6aB er ber ein3ui6lagen=
ben politif opponire, porldufig aber i'm
Mmt perbleiben tpiirbe, Inn cine Mini=
itereriiis gu perweioen.- 9eputirte bon
Der Re6ten bielten cine 0erIammlung
ab un6 beidloHen, ii9 allen gegen bic
3ron=p prdtenoeuten 5u ergreiIenben
S6ritten gu iuiberIeben unb in feline
gebeime Mbitimmung iiber biele 6rage
gu ipilligen.
= Berlin, 25. San. Seute 1T bic
filberne Sodseit bes fronpriBliden
paares. Die 9offefili6feiten ilntsrs
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Ser ya1hter her 0o;I - GIeb,,

= Ser Wd6ter Der Sail in gleburne
bate feline @efangenen inn 0eroa9t,
oaB iie einen Glu6tDeriu6 planter unb
Werfseugen befdBen, mittellt beren iie
ii6 einem 9luspeg f6affen pollten.
So6 ales Su6en f6rberte bic Merf=
seuge ni6t gu Sage. Oa bing er ben
8efangenen ben Brobforb b6ber mnb
errei6te baour9 ieinen 3ped. DieIel=
ben lieferten ibm freitpillig cine 5tabl.
fdge aus.
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Aus figfnfr Nraft.
0suman BON S9ilbelmine p. SiIern.
(Gprt1ebune.)

(5urtieBune.)
llnb es persinsen euh nur nod wenige
Wlinuten ltnsebulotser @rwartuns, nab,
renb Nrant rubis ba cben iaB unb bas
Sinh tauienb Wal ber5te unb fiibte. Da
rai1elten enblid bic idweren Wagen I'M
@alcpp einber unb allies itiir3te ibncn
entseSen. Wian riB bic unsebeuren
Seuerleitern berab unb brei berielsen
wurben neben einanor anselest. 3mei
6euerwebrmanner eiltcn binauf, Sranf
beisuifehen. ales orinste ii4 bsr,u, Bic
2eitern gu batten. Die Wfense mar 70
bidt einsefeilt, baB Trau !6Ssli ausse
idlphen blieb uno BON fern iteben mu6te.
Seet belties Srant nit Nennden bic
leete iteile 8abn. 9lber ibm redtS unb
linfs 5ur 9eite iiiieten ibn bic 6euerleute,
oab er nidt itraudle, unb e8 mar aud
nStbis, benn bic ibermenidlide Nnitrens
suns uahte iid se'tenb uno ben itarfen
Mann iterflos ieet Elm 3ittsrn. eaB bic
9eiter unter ibu idwantte. Ndher unb
ndber fam far bic semarterte Wutter bic
ielise unSlaublide @emiBbeit. geoA
ifunc Fe uufredt unb 3dblte bic Stufen,
bic 6ranf 3urud5uleserl bate; jeet nod
etma 5ebn - iett nrr nod bret - ieet
mar er unten! limb als MOLTEN ie ibn
Dor Sreuoe 5erreiBen, fielen bic fiebernben
Wfeniden iiber ibn ber. St aber mebrte
iie ifumm bon iid ub unb fdritt auf bic
Wlutter 5u, ibr bas Sinh 5u brinsen.
Sic taurnelte ibu entsesen, aber iie
fcnnte Gennden nidt mebr in ibren Nr.
men cmpfansen, bas WaB ibrer Sraft
mar erihSpft. ae rpllte nod etpas iasen,
aber iie fcpnte nidt. 2auttos ltirSte lie
6rant gu SaBen uno bradte ibre 2ippen
auf ieine bIutenbe Sanc.
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= @per's Yilen iinb bas bette Mei=
rigungsmittel fir 6amilien=@ebrau6.
Siefelben fin6 angenebm, superldffg
nnb iider, llnb iibertrefen alle anoere
piaen our9 ibre auBerorbentli1e Seil=
frQft.
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= Sn 9ance's 8aumpolleu Gin su
9onealter erplobirte Der Dampffehel.
Sas Gebduoe tpurbe 6emolirt un6 cine
groBe Auantitdt 8aumtDoQ : Samen
aerit0rt.
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*2pbia 6. pinfbam's Rrduter=Mi=
i6ung 1T bic bortref1ibfe ,allerz Meebi=
sinen fiir Die belieaten unb complicirten
9ranfbeiten, bic bem tpeibli6en @e=
fdledte eiaen finb.
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peA9auben, Sfiir3em, Bdnber un0
irgenb ipelbe anbere 9lrtifel bieier Mrt
f0nnen nit Siamant=6 6arben in ie6m6g.
li6er Sattirung gefdr6t iperoen.
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Emff'8 g 0ir q Il e.

@faue 1aar ebtr p merbtn BURG ein elnsi9eB
sssseasst I'll ssrisits eae natsss Sarse ans Nun
ssssss!!6.ia ~ sss.aIsn I. agcibstsH oser s0irs Ha
fI<. Halfz Wa4laft nsrftbouer unferpetiuneeu une\
Sstzb auf9srianssn frsi 6tritneeV
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SeleteS @aseb.
Stanbarb ; 6enafit.

Namtrtas 8ssayt -(9rabsrl. eIsos
z. y, 2. ;. xrtass'e gafaIss, esSts1fsn. ~.
1assbases. ls 0anb tsA. i3ss D:uab osul4s,
Dt6sn elmer Ndlu S3S.
&Htsti 81 81. esuis tBsutlntl b
Aanmt seu Ol,rssnfr upb G,Glsu Gists 6s,Se
I'm sertsar Stab 0ssi. Nsl ., ea1. sS3. 81
bnnlel Gbssaut eerrst De6tn ttksS R1bu SSs.
D Rsnin6v SAT. 10 1sHh I'D. ye0 Dih.
fAnes. De6sn tinr N6tse sssr Gftlin rs.
elsrt 1srn Dsuelst RinbsisA. 9fsile csIkn
g4i.nei.aslil: esalsa Dufs. esStnsisH, s..
Cir isht &nt ele.
0sbtnsnnai 0seso1tluae Mn at6sIss ~
Ndhw. 6sgte tielslts -lein 0stns tfluarn.
stsb faf ~ DsdIn tsEttl3n II ndAasr Gsl1is
nt4se bertAAst. 0ht 1sl4ss man an vilsfD
9essse. 4ata plase alI.sfsst rib fvasaisei
at1eesit nh Jnyi4esessAl.
81 taw &sjsAS. Xssts.
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weroen bem Munbe perlieben burd
S 0 z 0 D 0 N 7

weldes bic 3Sbne w e 8, bas 3otnfsiia
rcfis uuo ben Mtbsm anseneb N
madf. Gs entfernt ben Weinlfsin pcll=
ftdnbis unc hewubrt fe Dor Yerberben.
Bel Orosmiffen su kaben.
23,ia tnrli
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2gffS y Hen ffub fps,isfI fur biefe 6dne
berefftf ejntBof7S ptrnrfad3f eintn fpid3eu&Bedbs
fei i'm 8ffnben. bal Der eetbente erfiannt ffI.
eisstsuebreu ben Gppstft unp bernrfa6en Wlciidss
anfdts u tex &txper efn&brf unp bur ttre fDni(de
4Bfrtuu4 &4tt<0tgbm1nua1U UrAane eta reaeImdeis
GER GeM1l1AHo psrsescs<uien ipirb. greis IS Genis
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TROUGH ON RATS"
gertreibt Sfutten. Widule, Notbaussn,
Gliesen, ameiien, Bsttmansen. @tinitbies
r.. Is gents. Bei Npctbelern.
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Gpmpton,e eIner

mmtb6tiAem e { eber.
Naanset an dppetit, @ebdrin Geritopfun8,
gdnisr5en i'm Stcpf NIT einem rumpfen @efi9l
i'm Siuferfcpfe, 9hnter5en inter ben G1ulters
bldffern, Mnfaetriebeniein mad, benz Gfien, init
Nbueigiina 9egen iebe fSrperlid,e ooer geiftige
xbati6feif, reisbareSE Temperament, tribe Gtinl>
Eslus NIT benz beionnercn @efiible, trgenb
cine DblieeeHbeit persefien 81 baben, Miibig.
feit, @irre, 9er5 r5iopfen, Yunite Dor ben Ausen,
SeS retten Muses, unrmbiger gdldf nit bedns,
ftisenesr GrauueIs, ftarf SefSrbtsr arin uuo
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pber 5ansiIieusG Getraud, nit iiber 220O
Suuitrationen, unb ipir6 frei mad irsenb
ipeI4er Abreiie berfanbt. Wir berfaufen
ale Naareu su Gmsrss 4reiien, in
nuantitdten tpie lie Der 2diifer ipinfdt.
Das einaige Snititut in Mmerifa, tpelhes
bieies sur epesialitat medt. MbreHirs,
3Gomt9ot,terp 2Saro & &c.,
2sS y. go Dsbsfl ast., Gtissss. 81.
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llir ,iisiere 9trbH pffisseill.
FIR 1882 5u ienben. DisieIbf
sntbdft Benserfuneen iibsr
alLe8 glGtIi4e fur 4eripnen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-07

The merchants and the clerks longed
for the time when things would get n
little quiet, and they could have a
chance to talk to their wives and see
their children once more while awake,
Many good wife said to her husband
that she did not see any use in living
in this way. II money was to be made
only by such sacrifices, for her part she
would rather have less Of 1t. This act
i've trade stimulated the manufacture
ers of all kinds of goods TO work day
and night. for goods were really scarce,
and they all said to their partners:
profits are good; let us make hay
while the sun shines.n Country deal
ers all finally came TO the market and
bought their supplies and went home,
and then set in q very dull trade,
which was welcome, as the merchants
and clerks wanted time to rest and I'LL
up their stocks. They all rested and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-07

urged Mr.. Chase to come North, say
ing that goods were very cheap, but
there was an uneasy feeling, and they
would rather not take the responsible
ity of action. The writer, however,
did come TO see things himself, and
reached st. Louis In the height of the
panic, where by purchases here and
telegraph orders TO his agents IN New
York he has secured enough cheap
goods at about sixty cents on the dol
lar to run the Chnse Trading CO. until
spring, all OF which will be good news
to the people OF Fort Worth. The
panic reached its height upon Tues
day and "Wednesday Of this week, The
intervention of Thursday has restored
confidence. II being Thanksgiving
day, business was usually suspended,
and everybody had time 10 compose
themselves and think quietly. Friday
there was better feeling and upon
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filled up their stocks, and about the LIST
of November they all got tired of rest
ing and looking at big stocks, and
their ideas of the value of goods that
would not sell began TO deteriorate.
They sent their agents into the country
to find out what was the matter, and
they wrote back, "rrade is dull; the
weather is too warm and pleasant;
merchants have got all the goods they
WANT Now about this time com
menced series of failures, and the as
signees and auction houses commenced
to break prices. Finally the 10Th Of
November came. Trade was still dull
and the dealers in all kinds of winter
goods began TO reduce prices TO push
things, being willing 10 sell at cost or
less rather than take the chances OF
carrying over goods. About ten days
ago the agents of the Chase Trading
Co., both in New York and st. Louis,
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Saturday there was even still better
with the jobhing merchandise mark
cts iirmer and much advanced This
panic was without any real cause The
cool weather will come, the people will
buy the goods, aud Il will all bo right.
l have been told by cowboys that II
they were herdlng drove OF cnttlc of
n dark night and their horse should
give u good shake with the saddle
on, aud the rider OFT. II would
Brighten one or two nervous cattle and
put the whole herd into u stampede.
And II IL just the same way with busi-
ness men. Sometimes one or two get
frightened aud raise II panic. Whilo
this panic II well known hore 10 those
well behind the curtain, they do not
talk about IL, and newspapers viii not
get hold OF It. II is regarded rs mer-
camille secret.
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TEEE RUSH TO T-EEEs
ChaSS Trading Company
AIMS.

wholesale dealers in dry goods boots
ana shoes and clothing, groceries,
hardware and various other brands OF
trade having been very little affected.
During this time the money market in
New York has been very easy, and the
money markets of Chicago and St.
Louis not at all stringent. The his
tory is about rs follows: AS soon rs il
was well established fact that the
crops of the country were good, stocks
in the hands Of retailers being low, the
retailers of the whole country visited
the wholesale centers and bought very
freely from the 10Th of August to the
18th of October. Nothing in trade had
ever been known to equal the demand
for goods. Merchants and merchants
clerks worked all day and the greater
portion of the night; good profits were
obtained; they all thought good pros
poets were ahead and all were happy.
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MITCHELL COUNTY.
New Enterprises BrOached In Colorado
STRAY Notes of the Day.
OF tho Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Colorado, December .. III Fortune ia.
vors the braven IL an expression have
read or heard at some time in my life,
but il IL the schedule Co Of the railroad
that "favorsn your correspondent al
this particular writing. Instead Of the
train going east being six, il is ten
hours late this evening. BY this for
tunate (?) coincidence | am enabled 10
ret this communication off, when 2;35
o'clock p IN. would have found 1t too
late for the train. The inscription NJ
the depot reads "East.bound train nine
or ten hours late" Not very definite,
is IL? Nor can anyone find out the
cause OF this delay.
Now II the newly appointed Nj. ID. is
going to do any ''doctoring" in the
line suggested IN recent article, II is
high time he was getting In his work.
The ladies say death II preferable TO
being out OF the fashion, 80 IL Is with
this railfoad. The prevailing fashion
continues to be "behind iime,n and u
change might be attended with seri.
Gus results. The GAZETTE c0rnered
the Galveston News ana made that
great paper haul down It's proud head
ing of "a larger circulation than the
combined daily papers Of the state. y
So We might "cornerp Mr.. Gould IN
about the same manner, and cause
him TO take down what he calls
"schedulo time and IN its place put
up this sign. "When you hear the
whistle, look out for the trnin.
There WINS quite rainfall this morn
ing, which worked considerable bsrd-
ship--we are pedestrians. The mud
on the newly graded streets was all
that the most weIl.disposed mind
could wish. 1t cleared Off about noon
ana everything is lovely once more.
Mud may frighten some people; moi
so, however, with those Of Colorado.
II was good time for starting new
as q Mr.. Miller was pad
ding around in II taking subscriptions
to erect Touring mill In the city. He
gays he met with encouraging success
ana doubtless will soon be grinding
wheat AZ home provided he grinds
the money needed out Of the pletbofic
OF our citizens. Now let some
wide. awake wool man spread himself
aud get IA securing factory started.
This will not only be u new enter