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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
AS A member of the Standard Oil

AS A member of the Standard Oil
company monopoly, in what view Is
Senator Payne of Ohio worse than
other protectionist senators? He has
built up his own monopoly, ana
thank nobody for the advantage he
over competitors but his own business
ability and energy. a protective tar
iTgives monopolists advantages over
competitors, for il excludes compti-
ton. BY it the government is made n
party TO the monopoly. STANDARD
Oil' is bad enough burden for the
Democracy to carry, but it Is nothing
TO compare with the load of protec-
tive high tariff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
A Grrenbarkrr's Protest.


Wealherinrd, January l3.-ln re.
cent issue OF your paper you attribnt.
me pr' sent frontier trouble to the doc
ulne oil The Greenback party. This /.
laying great deal against n yorv Inrge
ana iesp' ctablr class of citizens, IR,.
"reelhack party has labpred long nnd
h'tnlul To prevent lnwlessne.s az ev-
cry KIND. We believe and teach ma,
'lIlS government j. n l,boring mans
government, and that cauitnI
accumulated by honest labor should
re encouraged aud protected M.
democrat lc party IL responsible for The
great land troubles that now tbrraien
ne peace "i our state. II the public
epllaiii ma been reserved exclusively
Tor actual settlers and In l,n,i,aS
quantities, the condition OF this conn.
Try would have been much better
t'lan IL now Is. OnecxtreIue nr,,tuca.
another' The intelligent part of onr
W iAehs VIII never submit tn luudIord
oppression. That our land ms n..n
,quhhdered for the benefit of cor ora
,uns, no person can deny. and fence
cu''lng Is The other eXtreme, One /.
w ,a''ailtf, The other TX h;wles.ue.s
means the issue nud
'on'f"i OF money by the government
LILY no, ny corporaled banXs aud thn
puoiic lhhd Tor actual settlers. Thi.
= we true | rinciple of good govern.
nent. e'' soN''h'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Mr. Rond0ll', Fine Italian Hand,

Mr.. Randall IL quoted AS saying that
this will be "a short session OF con-
gress;n that the appropriation bills VIII
be passed by the first of May and then
congress will adjourn-adiourn with
out taking any action, of material i'm
portsnce, upon the q estion oil ques-
tions, the tariff. If this is Mr.. Ran
dall's hope and programme there
should not be lacking Democrats to
checkmato 1t. Flanagan isn't the
hest example in all things, but Roger
Mills or some other tariff reformer
might with eminent appropriateness
ask Mr.. Randall on the part of the
Democratic majority In the house,
"What are we here for?' The Demo
Gratis are there to make Il record on the
tariff question. The party does not
expect them to succeed in accomplish
ing any revision. A Republi an pres
i1ent and senate are obstacles not To
overcome. But the party does expect
tho majority in the house to put the
party on record; to formulate the policy
of the national campaign: to shape the
planks in the national platform;
and TO let all men in
this country see and know
where the Democratic party stands
now, and what 1t may he expected TO
do il the people put the government
into its hands. Adjournment without
coming up to the full measure of these
eXpectations-withOut making re-
cord clear-cut, unequivocal and well.
defined wouldb be worse than bUnder
Democrats whorender such culmina-
ton possible will dig their political
graves, For years the party has been
tainted that 1t lacked courage to make
"a fair and square fight on the tariff |
question. 1t is time now to repel the |
taunt. Nothing is To be gained by in
decision or temporiziug III the party
has the courage of its convictions It !
should avow them and make the fight |
for all il is worth. The rank and file |
are ready and willing and IL rests with |
the leaders 10 say whether they will |
do their duty. The Republicans are
not ilinching on their side. They |
boldly avow their fcalty TO the protec-
ton idea. We cannot believe that
Democrats will allow Mr.. Randall to
put the Democracy in position to in
cur the distrust If not the contempt Of
the country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
What a Reporter Saw.


NVT'T'N1V''0FNFI'T
Little children shivering with dead
cold and crying for bread-hclp Iess
women with pinched faces and blue
lips, and praying to God for help
huts no closer than your stables, with
the winds whiting through n hun
bred cracks and not spark of fire nor
a bit of fuel in the house-hunian be-
inps bundled in scanty rags like brnte~
men and women, sick or blind, ~
worn down with hunger and greet,
huddled about on bare floors, suffering
dumbly and in despair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Bur for the fact that the legislature
is forbidden to make an en- post faoto
law, the ience'cutlers taken by Capt.
SheelS Il rangers would make good ma
,er'a' 70 apply II criminal law to. AZ
IL IN they will get or easily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
FIVE years ago Dnyll Matthew. .

FIVE years ago David Matthews of
Piensan vile, N. J. disappeared from mat
pace, le"Nlnga wife ana child. sonr tIIno
hi'ef NJ departureanother child was born IN
US WHO No letter or message was ever re-.
''Ned nom him by his nbAlous win. NM
no"'IS year alor he lcn home Mrs. Mat.
news received documents apparently sho,,.
.hs hil her husband died In one of The w.,
lndia Islands. She then considered hrr.,lf,,
H'u woman, and meeting a young ana ent.,.
Pf'Hiht mechanic who was picassd win ,r
wa accepted hi ollr OF marriage. n,,d ar
yer uuiy relating tho incidents of her I'M.
ul"us dlsappearauc to her lover ma ,l,.
u rkymhn, both belnS satisfied with nm, a,n'
~ W. haher'y' the mechanic, a, d Mrs. Maj.
,"e"H were married. rlie couple had hardIv
= suu housekeeping whom they were cnn.
=, n'u ~ ne supp 'spd.to.bedend bus,a,a
4, :, ~ ."al II was h,a hr,,.h.r l,n,,,., 49,.
uu,su that no opnsplrod win, !, f,,a,n
W maze MS vile DI eva that i.c INA ,,,,,,'',
p'' zoe" TO 'hc daisies. For four years ho I'm,
oe' Il 10 iiaSil and had acqu rcd a handsome
i"f'une ~ me hilnes there. Ito bud nn,y
come bnck TO share The f,rimno with iiis wiz.
rae "iie, u 'wevor, was not disposed 10 NJ .
" he' ahoctl0ns for her new Husband, anl
eluspd u return 10 her longlust husband,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
When u Change is Necessary.
abilene Reportcr,l

Peter Smith, mayor OF Fort Worth,
has had little gubernational boom in
and about the Fort but we see from
the GAZETTE that he modestly de-
clincs to become candidate. Fort
Worth's mayor, city council or some
other power has done II great d al of
valuable work in public Improvements
and rity-buildiug; and we had rather
see the Forts man trotied out than
any other; provided there's any neces-
-ty for chango.-tlIat we can't see
nnu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
The News "Euterprisc.v


The governors message, In printed
form, was sent .t0dll the newspapers in
the state long before it was delivered.
with the request that ii should not be-
published earlier than Tuesday after.
noon. The Galveston News, with it's
usual enterprise, which is astonishing
published the message Monday morn.
ing IA n special from Austin. The
Houston Post and Fort Worth GA
HErrE then telegraphed for and receiy-
"a permission 10 publish il ON Tuesday
morning, In the same edition ia
which the message WAS published the
News boosted, editOriaIly, of its enter
PRISE In getting the message in advance
vi al other papers. Enterprise" IL n
new name for perlidy and breach Of
solemn promise, The boast no doubt
nad It's weight with people who have
never been so unfortunate. ~ To he
connected with n newspaper; but to
the initiated-welI, let's drop the sub
ject. ''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Nv county, Mo-, is announced by his
friends IA high In the list of candidates
for governor of Missouri. Mr.. Salmon
has large property interests In Texas
and our people who have been thrown
In contact with him feel that his seicc-
ton IA governor of Missouri would
give the people Of that state nm honest
and thoroughly accomplished business
rnvpruOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

THAT Presidential possibility ms
some wouO call Senator Henry b.
payhe OF Ono, isa very remote one
He may not b n STANDARD OF, monnn
oiist oui The n.n who were nroni.
nentiy behind Inn 10 defeat Geo n
fen'lel"n handi,greasy wallets. No
! willhead the frce,trade
ticket next y,ar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
In 1855,
Mckinney nlack waxy.l

lMclNlnNty h"Nh W"NJ'J
Mayor Peter Smith Of Fort Worth
will ever occupy a warm place In our
affections. He is an anti town COW
man, as is shown 10y his veto of the or
dinancc of his city council, repeating
the COW act. Go it, John Peter and
we will support you for governor when
the state Is ready to do without the
services of the sage of Seguin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

MAINE aud Massachusetts, are both
prohihitory states, and yet upwards OF
fifteen hundred retail liquor licenses
have been issued by the internal rev.
enue department in these states. Does
prohibition prshjhito
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

WHEN Tie Democratic national con-
Veh'ioh meets let ii remember that
ONO mas not Ter more than twenty-five
years voted The Democratic ticket in
presidential elections. STANDARD oil
,n"J 40 Tor Ohio Democrats, but not
Tor tAe p"rty in The nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

THE Chicago Inter Ocean Il glad.
Ttiubs ils hands together and says:
wont II rather crowd "the saddle" with
tho solid South, frec-trade, and STANDARD
oil7 There ought to he some extra stirrups
and spurs provided ut least"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

p'oo'on winch conirouts the
DVp,oe 20 az tn bcg'nnins OF the new ear
~ " "Ve Il" W. stand on the tariii q question?
ihe ee''t problem which viii CON
iiohl u Republican party at the end
OF the yar VIII be, What made the
tariif quetion buck so?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

THE three ience.tutter, can,ur.d h.,
n"p'' Sheeiy anu his rangers near
Helena Prove to beworthless Migrants,
whose action appears to have been i'm
slisated by depravay. They had no
stock to proiit by frJe range or suil.r
by being fenced from the range. M.re
!, Oh men who had property was,
u seems, the ca,se of their action
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Rebel Yell.

New orleans Confederate Knapsackl
To-day we stand ready to protect the
United States flags against Its enemies,
and are proud tn live under II. Born
under the the stars and stripes, the
Southern men have never ceased TO
admire and love II, respect 1t, cher
. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

WHEN "A lay-abiding, liberal-hearted
class of citizens cannot be protected in
their rights to pcaceably meet and en-
joy themselves in the capital city of
the state, it Is high time they selected
some other place tn meet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

THERE in talk of an investigation at
Columbus, Ohio, 10 ascertain how the
Standard OIL company elects its sena.
tors. The investigation should be
made In the interest Of all concerned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
NWT INV
rphIInlrlphlR Times.

Ex. Senator Spencer has advised sec,
retnry Chandler TO resign from tne
cabinet in behalf of good morals h,s
is not the first time II has reached nun
from such n HOurre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

A nUMaiFfED frog has been di4cov-
cred in largr lump Of coal Ia Illinois.
This is rather sudden, ~ we had
thought Uncle Dan'l was quietly at
home defending the constitution
against Illegal appropriations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

A SCHOOL teacher in Ohio recently
whippe child, and the child's par
ent beat the teacher almost to death
In Ohio this is merely Correction" In
Texas IL wuuld be "barbarity.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

WE publish elsewhere some docu-
ments from the Dallas Times relating
TO II land league at brentwood, The
Times claims to have obtained them in
their "prlsllne rurltyn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Vests civil Service.

IlniChBo hcl"'u'l
A Democrat for every ONCE, ana an
Office for every Democrat Is the hoVto
which Senator Vest of Missouri mas
pasted in his hat. He Is u candidate
for reelection, and he has heard from
nI,tA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

THE GAZETTE acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
gnHti,bsl to be evenly the Cleburne
LighfGuafls NJ Browns opera house
on tie 22d ind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
ItlInd 10 Como How II Is.

Some day John Griilin Carlisle WIZ
he profoundly ashamed OF his nasty
treatment of William ). Helman III
organizing the committees oil Tue
house of representatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

CoMMuNrrlEs opposed to herd law
should meet and formulate their OPP
position in petitions tobe forwarded to
the legislature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

q aouN" man at foungtown, Ohio.
,',enuy dreamed llial ile hnd a,ass,, \, ,,,,..s,
",",''v, and received "a telegram Inc res,
"'' '""' A',h was the fact. Thcn he 1rea,ned
'" certain iouse was burned dwn ANA
before iorty'eIghi hours II was in ashet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

a 'khipAreric liquor saloon. In
we I'rs"n OF honas sparks, was 10 enny
"'Iss'eh aud fined 80 in Ellh,ti, Ma. n, h,,1
suVerai pockets In his clothes, cnoh cont,in
'"s bottle his prizes being gauged by ma
p'ekel irom which The bottle wa. taken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

THE following explains itself, and
the GAZETTE takes plcasurein making
the correction:
JEFFERSON, January II, 1854.
Dear Gazette;
Your issue OF the 9th inst. did not reach
mo bcfi re- now In my communication OF
the I'd inst, entitled "Aphorisns about
money " isnld, among others: "Ihc one who
hat at that iimc-thc most girls Wds the
richest man In lieu of this you published'
"The one who has the most girls is the rich'
est man'te) Thinking that such Is not the
case nowadays kindly bog of you, dear
editor. to correct the error.
Yours most respectfully,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

AUSTIN thought 1t had the dead
wood on the meeting of the Live
Stock association. Hence its illiber-
ality and impotcncy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

ONE reason why Malone is keeping
very quiet Is said TO bo that Mrs. Mahoue hns
htlcd opinions which do not coincide
with HI. The llght OF the morning docs not
appear TO ret on her nlabastcr brow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

WiilrELAw REID ha, been writing
,os''t 70 members of The New York legl.ln.
,nIe i.ilins tlm what Ia and how 10 do
~ fortuna ely for the earth. Mr.. reid i. a
souhg ma mn d viii probably he with n, for
a good many years yet 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

RECENTLY oa,'"o'N'
Gresham refused TO pay the charges Vi ",' VI
nccr who, residin. In Baltimore chargeu '''e
regular dali, mileage between thai city anu
washington, the important point being 'h"
ne travelled on pass, and the mileage was
40 much gain to him. II was intimatcu 'h"'
be resided In Baltimore to render the device
practicable for supplomenting his SALARY he
IA sill IN Office, however.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
$50 prisoners

Ir IL asserted that the 100 prisoners
In the North wing If the Syrnousv' on'
penitentiary ARE oll.shavod ON ftiu"' w.,
lnrs IN about an hour and a hnii wv" ",
their fellow c,nvicts do the lathe'iuk ny
three tho shaving. hut the vlclim es'"p = w.
con yerantlon, even II the ro2or puI'H'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
PARKER le.ner a..
f-'--------'-
Items of Local ln'''Ebosi. a
ford "A Mr 0JIA

IDru I'd WE nIIA|
Correspondents oflh' CIT. snd|
Weatherford. Jah'.s aud s
nissioners' courl ry y ,xs.ov|
Mr.. Jno. +, Floyd, Those
cinct No, 9. presens' nour!sh
which was a,cep'naa son,c ~ y
SOUS was appoin'd Dion. "a
The follpwiDgil'5 ci aRsc1
been issued siilcs ~ ~ ~. IN
Foster % Mira. II Iify acc|
FREEMAN to Mis- ALTAR g
Underwood to ais1 = vno 3
Mrs. Skies, pfcIo bri1g q
popular hotel here sby <: ~ a'!,' q
in Fix M eight &c fircSirni
orderly hoase nss, Ass
come up with ~ 'ssio 6,,,s]
that The specillcal' grow {
l,o,,se of i'll faDie az vigorous
ling institution until ID
"I l'nere is quite, w ~
r, al estate, and pNfs g ~
ely id,, h and co''' Tbs ss e.
) 'nm, who nsa ~ ss
b ,S' some ms' Of hi nivs 800
. n,1I has opened sas ilt'AL Phi
Ing out the god. any nay
The seeming y - n ~
Iand on the herd IA, inTiiq
his message, gassl i:s:; q
here. In fact ~ tysiciss.
zen. .,,. Hp n ssee,' USs 'sl 81 -; =
II B f..
ienlal aud ex ,P.s's Golden
j,r 'i'i Is solid Tor ..as 4; s; SO
aw don't geI = 1--WE N Es SS|
iere. .,,.u. lnesx ~ 9
raj very inpo''iuI''s' ~.
, ni t Il m fsir issD,s's.',::
nd iniu-trioa's IN
ion. 'N"'s and Iff in1;sss
png us his bres'' ~ Qo3
~ ---' t...1t -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

CHANGE the constitution of the
Live Stock association next year, 30
that II can meet wherever it p'eases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
EASTLAl
The Rape Case-l
and Impnt


Correspondence y
Cisco, JanuaD1
in session at East
third week. 81
eases are set lcf ns.
being the cse djti'
with rape upon 'hs Y
in this town lns hII
the trial is anxlOrl!|
people.
Mr.. NJ. Y. Mn
greatest loser in NJ
place, is preparing
buildings win go
buildings, which 4
ornamental as wd'
part of our city.
| learn that theit|
building associallA
which ls represebs
Morgan, a citizen q
thorized Major Mi
one hundred thopsl'
brick or stone build
ana feSlutnct hhs
two or three oihef
have large and
or stone buildings Z
There will also hes
opera house erec'rl
the brick blocks !
the next cuisines =
doubtless be supple
houses for bushes
particular.
The stOckmen :
country are waellI
ness Of An eagles Z
of the present 80
ture, hoping thai y
detrimental tOA m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
yIoIntca WpI'

New York, Jsp, ~
X, SANDY SEE
most conspics oys Nc NM
Ing men, was Z 49,
excepted hour ii 1
i has lin i,uaprIsonn's''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

NE New York Historical society
WIN 40 members, no debts. and so9, 0)o on
,hnu.is taking steps 10 secure now buliulng
NV P''''~' Quarters on Second syenuo n,e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
wrpNsso " uoasIso J,NuAnY 10

DEEP water at Galveston means good
to all Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

"A coLoRED man has been given n
clerRshlp by the Democrats oftho ohio leg.
islhturc. lie Is pronounced states soyer-
'lgnty bourbon. and h. carries II razor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
4 BA1.rlMoRE pager says that city

4 BALTIMORE pager says mat Guy
alon, nut up the past season, II, 800 900 ans of
peach, s. 1900 oDO cans ofpcas. 8.OoO, 90 cans OF
tomatoes, 10000 cans Of fruit and other
vegetables, This Is an immense amount OF
whit may bo called n new Industry. Mary
land seems to take the lead fall her sister
states In this growing Industry. In the can
ming ofcorn, tomatoes and o st,r' he seems
determined to soon become mistress OF the
markets OF the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Az ohs.rv.r ON Mount Washington

AN observer ON Mount Washington
writes that the lookout is miniature nor'h
polc. with The mercury % degree below zero
and only fortnlghtly mail, TO get when inc
signal onlcera have towaik up ana down tho
mountain ON suowshoc'. This observer went
TO the mountain nom Atlanta, Ga" when
city he left wearing straw hat, and he saw
iclclcssix inches long ON the Fabyan station
on hIg arrival
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

TIE man who has for some time
past been smcaring The dress of Elmlrn
women with NTH turns out TO be IL nep,o
named Hrlmor Phelps. He has been given
thrco years and three months IN the penI.
Tertiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Tnr rerort Of lhe chiefinspector OF

The report OF lhe '''ci i"0f''N"'
s,ocl, of New outh Wales, made from lhe
reports o. 10 sub.inspcctors, shows thnt III
II ,lnvs they mad :Ol inspections, ana inun"
over l,0olOOO acres infested with rabbits
which 20 men are employed to destroy
Nearly 81, OltO has been spent by the gov
ernmcnt of three colonies, and immense
sums TO pr vato persons, but little Roadway
seems to he made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

much too small TO accommodate It's library
of seventy thousand volumes ana ''s sre".
mass Of maps, pamphlets, pictures ana o'her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

AT an army banquet given at Fort
kcogh General James $. Brisbln nominated
General Miles for the preside cy. Miles Will
walt for n little louder call, however.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

AN Amesbury Clergyman stopped
lhe service last sunday with Tie remark IA /
God loves mercy as VOL Is u sacrlnce $ and
then he advised this shyering congregation
10 gather around tho register. which ,hay
did. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
wIcnIIt
The Homestead 1 BAKI
Colony-lnh
Corresponds 4, ann

Correspondents otA and
Wichita Pslh
Wichita Hons.Ass q {
Union, a comps''. oount
rated for the bun, -
members to aeqs
build, Is now uni. =
first series ofi0M
been all subscnbs
Will be of great ~,
The fortrunnerl
colony Of Swede, =
here, arrived ye,s
will settle on sIn,l =
ita valley. Tbs
not farming lana
the county.
Mr.. A. ]. Shaw
nois, came in yes ~
ton OF the excun
state. Several o. ''
out TO look at son,
IRE DESTROYS oipus
has himself inves
vicinity, and says
~ Is more genea
known In his stat vvsywv
other portion Ola
~ predicts a vi "A
ton to this sectigr
ing spring.
Work on the DO re
ing CONSTRUCTED !
river is now being NJ
ward, and the INA q /
been shipped. IlAo |
bridge will be COM
OF April
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
A VERY peculiar III ease has broken

ont nj n c.mp near seattle, Washington ''r'
ruory. several of the Inhabitants oeihs y,
trn,cd 10y the epidemic. Tn MIST pro",'
ncn, symptoms are gradual we'Nen ','' ny
md relaxation of the whole syste"' ncco"'
panied by softening of the brain an" p"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

SEVENTY per ceut. of the inhahit-
ants Of ltoumania are engaged In agrlcutu-
raj pursuits, the principal productions and
exports being wheat, Indinn corn, and other
cerca 3, oil seeds and vino. Tobarcols large
~ grown for native consumption. Timber il
not exported to the same extent as tho thick
ancient foresiss III CxtHnt In some portions
of the 'ouutcy wouli iead one 10 suppose.
but the reason OF this Is the primitive cnndI-
tlon Of the roads In the best wooded district.
ana the Sence OF nayignblo rivers on
Which rats could be tioatrd. Cattle, hogs,
iru t. hides, vegetables, wool ana some ordin-
AIRY productions OF the dairy are all exported
either In smaller quantities u under lc, nd
Vanugeous conditions than would bio tine
case were more care and attention paid to
improved modes Uf r,rming aud brcerlu,.
IN" country IL almost entirety oepcntlent ON
foreign trade for all ISln's OF commodi leg.
there oNistins no native manufactu cs any
importance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

TWO Boston shopkeepers have
been fined S5l each for keeping their
clerks employed more than ten hours aGay.