Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Fonr WORTH, January p. lssi.


| Prints viii o, en- halt cent less than last
sea on Brown cottors have moved freely
with better feeling, AS prices ave been
pretty we'll settled. Blrached goods Lave
sh VII very title 'hungc and vaiucs ARE In q,
very settled condition. Our local stocks ARE
| being pidly replenishcd, and by the FIRST of
| February ur merchants viii begin to dis
| pl full lines of sp'ing goods at rulne, that
viii compare iRvoraply with hcago and ~.
Louis
| Cotton continues steady.
wheat is unchangci.
Receip = of,tll kinds from the country were
small o.dny.
Eggs advanccd to II cents.
MAKING ENDS MEET
There are onli four nations In the world to-
day that are paying their way. Eng and
generally manages To make ends meet ana
how IA ining surplus nr s2,oiO,v0 or $50 o.
OtJ 10 be applied 10 the reduction OF Us en,r-
nous national debt: the United >tates. In
spite of congressional extravaganza, pat by
near my times as mi h; and Holland and
Belgium keep about even. Win these tex
c ptions every nati III In the civilized wor
hows an annual deficit OF IN RS or less mil
lions.
DlsPoaISG or THE III PLANT.
INV NJ oi tIlt Nfh iOIh
Post asscris that the French government pro-
pose 10 sell the STATE railways II lbs.
lleved that the Il thschlld,. In behalfof GER.
tain great railway companies, have .fered
The government o. 5000 francs for the
lines. II the -ale is effected. the government
II be enabled t dispense with It's eont.m-
plated loa oil iOo,Uo, o. francs.
ALL LARGE HOUSES siIouLD HAVE II.
ha ri.y m N Ibslri m va
Issued u decree making II obligatory upon
house owl ers TO niix un appro, ed form OF
nre escape upon every occupied house they
own, ami orIainins that every building IN
which large numbers OF people are employed
snall have erected within II or on tn out
side walls an easily ace ssibl- aud pissable
pathway, from 70 II 10 pavement. forthc pur.
pose OF exit during danger and the uses OF
hfemen In getting ~ Nil parts Of the build
Ing.
APATEST STEEL CANNON.
PIttsburg inventor has patented pro
cess for tue production of solid homogene-
us steel cannon, which ne claims Will pro-
duce better and cheaper gun than the ceie |
brat Krupp ordnance. The process con-
nlsis OF hamineriIg IA steel core OF, shy, four |
Inches larser diameter than the bore OF the |
the cent of the gun mold. The molten i
steel IL run into the mold and "a ieeining weld |
Is made between the fluid and solid metal.
" hen the gun /, cold It is placed In the lathe |
ana bored.
TEcHsIcAL SCHOOLS IaDisrEssABLE.
che milior and manufacturer consideis
technical schools indispensable.
at has BEEN no easy task 10 awaken the
d a,s knI 4 he dIsfr l.F
the public school. which taught tbs youth
10 read. W. lie aud gopher supplemented IN
oo.,e ca es b., the academy and tile college,
which only went further IN the Sa.ne dlrec-
tivn, but neither OF watch undertook 10 fur.
nish the student with AN inkllng OF the |
cans of max log u living, or "set Ing on In |
the world were not sufficient for ali tile de. |
,nsuds Of ed ucatIon. Hut the Tesislless lid. |
OF events has nnsliy demonstrated The ne
cess ~ OF practical. technical schools
and colleges in which the youth OF the |
cou niry may not only be taught the rudi- |
nienis OF Intelligent and pr ductiye labor, |
but slso It's possibilities and rewards. I'm. |
dc the old ~ stem Of education the youth |
was left 10 engage In the routine VI unrkiiied
day labor, OF n he wen. further through the
academy aud the college IL MAS only
To be ieft little further along,
IN an almost equally helple condition but
wi h strengthened aversion 10 manual
labor Of any klnd. these the only avenues
o zen for further advance lowar independ-
ence were nier. aptile clerhship-, teaching,'
or the overcrov dsd profes ions To-day
the demand for educated and skilled work
N, thoroughly qualified 10 take charge OF
aud carry Un gr' mt indu trial esIabli hments
| In the various lines OF IN chnnical prouuc-