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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08

= Sn Ser 98aiIsnbeimGtb an slbams
glbsnue itarb am Wloptag Otoreen Srou
Satbnrine Scua i'm l03ten 9ebGnSiab,e.
Die Setilorbene iparo am 3. SSebr. 1884
9eboren unN fam su einer 9eit, ais
Scr Lntcu nod faum elm 0prf mar,
ben 8sabinN bierber.
= Serr u. 8uf 1T nod immer I6per
trant unO bis sum SteIeit abssma0eri.
= Gin Taubitummer 0amens Better
Collins, Is Sabre alt, ertrant am
Dienitag III bem Sliin pberbalt ben
gtap IuB 6dlIen, ipo er nit spci aam.
eraeen baeete. IS bat BORT tiefe
StrbnunBen unS rpn elmer icIben
iuuroe er nnbribeinliD etfabt. Wlan
faRb bic 2eibe spei StunSem ipdter.
= Der pierte reip. FINITE SuIi parb
bier siemIidb alssmein sefeiert, ipo,u
oaS mirEIid pradtrpae ggeitsr nidt
iuenis beiSetra0en babenmag. 8lIbie
oene BIC giics, bic l9ettrennen ure has
8aIsbaIlipieI soSen Ha6mittaas 8ieIe
aus Der Stabt. aber iroboem mabten
bic g9irtbe leieIid quite @eIddfte.
un8IidsfdlIe burb Nbbrennen bon Seus
eriperten iino feline gu beri6ten oas
&orea6 an gorter's Stpre iparo
9ibcnes 6ur4 eiuen 5euererader in
8runo 8eistt uno ssrltbrt. Die bffent.
li6e Arenuns ipurbe ni6t geiipri, Oh.
i6on 0iander trUb Der Sibe an erfrp.
rsnen Sdben Su Ieioen fdien.
Die SHUTTER bon Senrp S6eqbaas
Itarb am rOrIebtsn 9ienitdg in B5iIas
tslpbia I'M 9llter bon 20 Sabrsn.
SS- gleueite TloSsn in ainberbdien
nS Sappen in 9rOipn's Bee 0iOe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
StaStrotb.

!
Der Common Council belt am Wlitti
iuo6 Absnb cine SpesialfbunG unt
plfiirte in britter 2siuag bic Yetpto.
nunasn Sur 9haherung BON Spruce.
itrabe. BON Datfcrb Nacp sur 8rantlin,
nnb 9adIipanna gtperue, bon 9Gpoming
CUR 9iitds. Der bon 9tice eineebrabte
0eleBehtpurf iber Orudi den oino
OerIoren, iroBoem burb bic Rabregel
bcr Stort cine bGbibe Suhme etipall
iuerben irdre ; bin9easu paiiirte nit
allen seeen cine Stimme (6ratle) Elm
SeldluB, ipelter ben 9cpircrn Der
DupIifat Steuerliiien cine 8srsiitung
bon eiipl feds DoildrS t6gIid erlaubt.
-Gu1 cine 0ienee neuer SirabenIas
ternen uuioen iuieocr 0enVbmi9t, trpe
Dem i6ipinbid4ti9en 3uitanee Der Itabs
tlihen Safe.
Der Select Council bate am DON.
neritag gtbenb cine reseImdbige SiBuus.
Die 8eroronune sur gilaittrun9 bon
Sprue;ltraBe paiIirte, oieicnige in 8es
trcff Der 9ddalpanna glpsnue ging ipie7
Der an oas Straben uno 9ruden Cos
mite, an ipCIbe aud bas 9lnerbieten Der
NspbdIt Gpmpanie peripieien ipurSe,
Die sSrantlln goenue fir s2.65 Der
Auapraiparb su pflaItcrn.- 9ie1nunsen
gum 8straee ron SlS40 4S palirten. =
Die 9tsiclution in Sstrcff pcs Sewsrs
in Der l3. MarO poiiirte enNsiiItis. u
Cine OIenBe bon 0srmiui uigun0cn ipur6en
fir anOcrc 5rpsds irausierut umter
clelen mar cine BON sl072.l5 pon Der
SeIeudtunss uno 9Bahers 8sriuilieune,
prlde all Die Ssrrihafien pon Der glps
pCldtipns' uno JieUiiionsbeb6roe iibtrs
wieieu tuuroe. Sine glnsabl 8orlagen
sin8en an bic Sultdnbieeu GOmlies, ans
oere nuroen iofort Denebmi9t. poraui
bic 9erren iid bis sum Diiimob pers
tI8teu.
Sine Semeini6aftIi6e GiBuns beioer
Srelge oes Staotratbes fano ,Sreitae
ylahnliitd9 itatt, nm 9lppeIlationen 0e.
gen Sewer. AiiebmentS BON Der Z. g9arb
arjubDren. JiIbit anoeren GrunobeiiB.
ern elboben Dtoitss fir Die Gilen Cons
panic uro S. y, 6arries fir bic Del.
u 8, 50. .Brotchs ipegeu Srrttlmsr.
SO rurpen finf Dlitelleber Ron ieoCm
SluslSe ernGnnt, UNI etpaiSe unre9eI,
Su pritfen mo il elmer peis
teren Seriammiun9 am 8. SuIi su tes
ri6ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
91nr Sci unS Fam 70 biigi9 elnecs
Fault trerecn.
8,nSbcn 6lciScrbaus,
4l6 9adlpanna Nocuue.

Der repubIitaniile etaats. Content,
iuelder am Iebien Wtittpp6 in Sa,ris.
burg taste, bat, i'm @ansen ssuommen,
Elm siemli6 iturfes 9idst auissltelIt; bic
einsiee Ginipenouns se6en oahelbe mare
oieaei6t, bab Der psitIibe 5bsiI bes
Staates nidt eenlSeno reprdientirt lit.
Die RominatipR bon @en. 9eaper er=
fpl8te einItimmiB; Der 9aupitampf par
Inn rie sipeite Stele aLf hem Iidet.
Sieutenant' 9oubernbr, I'M pelde ii9
gSm. &. Saoiss Bon 8ratfrro County
imo Maior WOuiootb ron YittsburB bes
iparben. Die Situaticn Der SsIegaten
bon 2uBsrne uno 2lfaiparna Gpuntp
mar cine triiiide; ipube 9apiss nos
minirl, 70 idipanoen Sen. Ssborne'S
glusiibten fait in gtldlS suiammen !;
unb eod mar bic 9lominution bon DOs
ries cine sebietcrifds 9iOtbpenbisteit,
um oaS ipsIf6e 8oium su berubisen,
unb hie Nele9aten bon 2odapanna
County naren benz Runne beipneers
perpllihtet, oa er in Der @eieBletun9
ieiner 3eit elmer Der eifrisiien SdmpfCr
iiir bas neue county mar. Die bCieen
0eIe0otoneu ibeiltcn haber ibr Dos
tum mo 9oOieS purbe nit 1873 sesen
1929 Stimmen nrminiit. Sir Sen.
eral .2tubitcr erbieIt VI. gGilion 9lorris
bon @biIoSelpbia bic 9icminaiiOn. umo
Z bomas 5. Siswart mar Der 9iuSers
wdblie fir Sefre.dr res Snnern. sir
GonArebmann. n.atslarse mar rcr &f
Gin bartndGi9er, Gbrr enoIid' iisetCn rie
OstOVreieute uno iliue 9IOm;notion
waro nit 8rc6em SubeI oufSenomm5n.
ntb,r bic BON Gonognt ansenpmmCne
platform iperben ipir ipdter iprehen,
cenn 5ur GlbifuunB res Bab!tampfes
III IS nod elm bis1Cn su friibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
0pu @ctcrsbura.

s Die 6tibeIbserenernte lit oieies
Sabr eiue nubcroroeniIi6 ergiebige uno
IA es pieIe 9suts nit penis Nlrbeit une
ssriuBcm 0erbienite bat. 10 weroen bic
gSdIoer bitli9 bon Dunmore bon Sun.
berteu ua9 ben 8eeren absciutt. Sn
ben Isbten Sabren iino tauienbe bon
8uIdels eieier 6rudt mad bem Staate
ytsiu Dort peridifft iporben, mas bcuer
ieoenfaIs tpisber sei6iCbt.
- 6arrp 9opsr bon bier trug AM
Sonntas OiOrReu cine glnSabI Seutrs
Graders in Der Saide, bic unueriebeus
in 9rano serietben. Sarrp madte
sans iirioie 2uilipriinse, bis CT feline
Iai6e gsleert bate unb perbronnte iid,
ben re6tsn ObsridenteI uuo bic redte
Sano DanS 8ebbrig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
Gerihtfihrs.

= George @iIsp ipursc am Samitae
6es unesisbli9sn SpisIens i9lleis-bes
finSen, bod tonnten iid bic Geibpprss
nsn in 8etrsif isiner Sameroben iibsr
sinsn Wabripru9 niht einiesn.-9as
fennSsidnst ipieosr rie ,,intsaigentsn'
@sIdpOrenen, bic isbenfaqs psrmutbes
ten, bab @ilsp ALIEN seipieIt babe.
Sn Der 5rotbinsbnm' Scott 9i'
btaIlaee entidieben bic Gsibiporenen
AM Wiiitipob fur nidt iduIOis unO bic
aoiten ipurcen urter 8Idser une @srs
flagten sICidmdbis bertbeilt.
= Spbn 0oudnp, Der elmer Stbrune
Der gSatl in Slo 6orSe ansstIast unS
uberiiibEt patb, ipurHe in 500 Strafe
unS feds WOnate GsianSnib berbons
net.
- Die seItsrn ipieber eroiInete @es
ri9tSiibuns besann unter osm goriit
bon 8idter 9lrbbalc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
gen Der sdbfeite.

g0- Gisarren Abfdae osrtauit ".
MOt1mann. 0as 1T osr bette giauds
tabat. 27,4
9aS 9Sie Bic 6ss 9ius 8erein, oas
am 0lonta8 in Beter Sohons's Bari
ab8sbaIten iuurOe, mar GIN grocer @rs
foIs.
Der in SidorpItraBs pobnsnSe Gbri.
itian YduluS ipuroe am Mlttppb Dlors
gen lester g9ode bon ieiner Satin nit
einem trditisen Suben beidentt.
glad 10 OisIen i6Iedtsn bate Der
Snieliulrtb @elbert am Wlpnta9 aud
einmaI einen suien Gag. Sae @e.
erdnee mar sroBartie. uRe ungebsure
9eitsrtsit bic JlsSsI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08

Geiior Sart, BON Der 8ittston
.,Gd;its", Uuroe porige geOde BON
bCm 9u;srne GOuntp 0sribt Der 0ers
leumruRs iibsiidbtt. Su tcr ,@aseite"
War Dor etwa cinem Sabre eiue gotol.
nptiS scltunben, rab elne Srnu Sar, ipes
gen unsIiidlidcn sbeliteu 2sbsns
Selbi;morp begaugcn babe, inbem iis
9auoanum un6 BARRIER @rIn nabm.
Tarauf itdBte IT'D bic SluSc. IroBoem
teiUisicn ipuroe, baB Sar Sart pom
county ablpeienO par, ais Die ytadri6t
eridien, uuo DAP eieielbs prompt ipicers
rufen ipurps. ilno ibu cine ,,intellis
sente" Surp ihuIcis.
Die Gsihwcrenen blbsn ieeenfalIS
0cmI5elIt, ptns Die llmitdnre in Gtipds'
un8 su ;ieben. Sin 3cituuSsbcrausseber
1T bcitrsbt, icinsu Seiern ale gteuiateis
ten iu seben, tie BON allssmeinem Srs
terelie iino, unb er erbalt uIelleitt i'm
9auis einsr No6e bon einem 9uBeno
9eiionea 9tcli;en, Die ibm Strli gu els
ner 2ofalnctiS acben; manhe pieier
Seutc iinS suotrldlirg. aneere ni6t. une
Dem 0srau5geber isblt oft bic Ssit su
udbcrsn Jtadioyidunsen. IS mirb
pobl aud orm Ounmiten siuIeubten
(eine ,.intellisenie" Smp pieIleibt ous'
Senommen), bub penn ein 5citunssber'
ausgsbr iidh Ygri6nlid bon Der 94dbr.
belt ieoer 9iotiS iibeReuBeu miibie, blc
in ieiner 3eituns itebt, cs nit ben
9leuiSleittn i6lett beibaifsn iein ipiiros;
or tams itbr halo IN ben 5iuf einer
SdIofmiBe, oehen 5eitunS nidts gieues
entbGlt.
$50 cine 9IciiS eriteint, Die nuf llus
pdbrbsit peer emcm Dhbosrtdneniiie
berubt, bena6ri6tige Der 0siddoiBts
ben 3citunssberausseber uno bisle=
ipiro Berne ipioerrufen. 9lnbers pers
bait cs iid. penn inI6e 9lOtiSen nit
Sorbeb a d t oSer in Der VI idt
oerbhentlidt iperoen, rem 9etrcifenpen
50 i6deisen Ober Ieinen Gbarattsr su
uerodttiBen. Damn 1T cine 9Ia8e be'
redtiet uuo Der Seitunssbsrausgeber
uereiGnt Strafe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08

- 6reO. 3uitlc unS Gin 5rauer;im.
mcr Namsns Coleman waren am Wions
Tag in 8eiclli4aft mebrsrer 8aare on
Cafe gNirpll. Iuttle uuo Gin GcuIin
9tumens oines nabmcn AbenoS sesen
llbr Cln Nao, ~ ipeIbcm 3pede iie in
eincm 9ootc abieits fubreu. llGBii6
b5lte 0ireS ieinsn Gamen rufen uuo
inb Tuttle be 2lrme in bic Sbbe iperfen
unp pel iintsu; er itpamm Der 9'icbtuns
bu, absr Tuttle taudte nint ipieber auf
uno bic Stide mar bis gsItcrn nitt ges
funoen ivproen. Iuttle mar 20 Sabre
alt, itomm!e bon SoneSOaIe uno mar
I'M GeitGite BON GourIiu, Glsmous &
60. anBSiteIIt.
= 0Os S6aufenitcr bes Srn. @arI
Gtuit. an Mpoming Apenue, 500 Sur6
ieineu iinnisen Sdmuf am Wiontas
bic yIuBsn aller 4aiiduten auf Iid.
0oS SdiIO uno Der abIcr iparsn ipufs
liU prI6ipcu dusgeiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
S6a inSfud,t aebeilt.

Ginem alten glr3te. Der bon Der VraTis ,u-
riidgeioGen lsbt pu Dc ourt sinen oitinoiibeu
Mifoudr ole SsibTe buua eines einfaGsn
peeetubiliideH peilmitiels fur ole ihnsle mo
0auernoe Srilunp ppu euugenidwinoiudlt
8rouditis, eatdtrh ahbma uno allen Sals-
uu0 enngenlrGuibeiteu Guegebduoigt Mud
Elm aRiiid fur poiitipe. raoitdle peiIuug BON
Rtrbtujdlwahe mo allen 3erpentrlnibtiten.
Anhoem Der Doitor Die muuoerbaren Seil.
frdiis in tanitucen 6dlleu erprobt bate, etad.
teie Ct es fiir isiue 0hidt oae Miitel fsjutu
leiosnosa @itmeuihtn bsIauut su MAIDEN.
Bon i.iem Rohu uab gBnaih gstrirbsu bon.
eslte CT. SD i'nof oisise R3ept gang tofisn.
frei On ale ole 90 mluihsn III reutihsr, eng
iii6tr oesr trauS0hter Sprade init pollsI
gnmeimug Der psriiellnna uno ots 9sbrnuds
Senne aortiis unO 8Tisimarfs, beliebe Did
auf oieis 3eiiHug mo Id ienoe 90 iofort B
u. Ropes. l49 powers 8Iod Rodeitsr, y. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
GrTdjiatfte Ginermrinr,
5iranIie 5ebrr
,tnh III -. 4.
@sssnmittrI bel 5siaIaria.
Tntt's ii6er,uderte 8ilen.

Tutt'e Tinm iinb NIT elmer paniuens Suders
hsffe ibereasa, irslhs eiritis.u ip ansenSbm lrie
Eoufeet tui rtHseh On UNI ie,5i. esin t9raaitsu
Wastn suirasliep maHt.
nsbrFaa IN tabsHs 25 Gis.s "A glarraa Sir.. R.D
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
9anf=N Nncbric,t.

Sie idbrIite @eriGmmlnug Der attiondre
Ger Sranton SiiD 8ont sur Gruibluna pou
0irettOren :oiTo abgebalien III Dem 9anibanie
nm MonIna, Den II. 9uli 1886, suiidlen 4
mo 8 llbr 3aGmiltaas.
Geo. u. Seiiup.
235 8iIe 9rdiioent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
$50 lino sic iett?
iper6en mir bisIfod ben fribsren 8un'
ben unb Sreuneen eefragt.

iper6sn mir bielfod pcn friberen 9Itn'
ben unb 6rCuneen eefrast.
gntwort.-Ge6s SauIer Iber BEN
alien esanO, 4i8 aadawanna s(pe., mil
gcpItdren BsbdIfeu,
Grtbcrer Griabrune,
@rbbsrcm aapitlI,
@rbBerem 9rCoit,
unS ieSmBsIi6en 8ortbeiI, ben 8sIe
brinssn fam, I'M Sas Sinsosa 9Ieioers
baus gum unbelircitbaren 9aupiqlarticr
fir ben 9lntauf bon feiuen SItiNsrn i'm
nOrb6liIi6en BsunipIpanten su MAIDEN.
Srin8t feline 2atcrne NIT,
benn bier gilt eS feline alien 2aNenbiitsF
los Su tuereen.
llniere iunsen 3ui6ueiber bobtn Nus
Bette Renpmme.
Sommt unb bstra6tet infer 9aaer
uno ibr weyect Iauneu.
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Sibcl g teiu b baufer
422 GsSor 9Iocnue,
9
z. .. 9spmers. gIpntbefer

Solar strabe. etrauten, 9a
ciGsnihiimer uun 9owers' eebsr giasu.
&urm Sorolal, Afieruurm. SDrnp. @aues
nhrH' Nsrtll0er. 3ahHen.SDup. sbeerbaliam
ilr puieH SFtdltnaeH nnn Srdune. oeuiales
slgimeni Samaita 9n9wsr, 8isbpulusr uHo
DisIe aHoers ariiIeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08
Eal6tDrner.

Tfertr leissu an eai6tFrnnn asraeS mic biz
Saubt irdgeneen Mrnlteu. gSsnn rds Gilsn
abssnpmmsn unp esr 5nf eri9lbt piIr, lub
ilelns rribs 0ledr liblblr. Sitle gdi6e5rnrr
iine i&mujtafI fir bic gfnbs uur, wenn nctt
tnIffrnt brs6sn lis eft iittr Esr arpus eur6.
Eas Wiiiitl eagessu btittti I'M auii6nriem
efr sai9sSrntr unO aufIs0en esS Smnssnsi-
lens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-07-08

GuRern su ieeer 5osesSsit.
9riSatsinmer fir 9dmen unb 6ami'
en- i'm Sipeiten St0diperte.
Ole feinlen @eine, Gbampa8ner
unS QiaueureH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
MoNOPOLY AND M0Yopor Y

MA Tanning, sllver-tongued orator
OF the Dark-LanJern persuasion, was
called on Sunday to read some anti-mon-
opoly gospel as 1t is daily to be found in
THE GAZETTE, and, according 10 our To-
cal report, he said, che didn't feel like
giving THE GAZETTE much credit for the
article, which was certainly anti-monopo-
listic, but the speaker intimated that the
time was near at hand when all the or
gans OF monopoly, like THE GAZETTE,
would have to revise their tactics and
light ON the side Of the people.n The
GAZETTE would wrestle with Mr.. Fan.
ming as one OF numerous class Of men
who, having eyes, see not, and who, hav.
ing ears, hear not; albeit, we are told,
that there are none so blind as those who
VIII not see, and none so deaf as those
who will not hear. But THE GAZETTE
has hope that those who are not candi.
dates for office on the Dark. Lantern
ticket, or who are not Republican editors
OF papers that assume to be organs for
Democrats, may, since they have no per-
sonal Interest in the propagation of error
aud injustice, come to knowledge of the
truth as 1t Is found in Democracy and In
Thu GAZETTE.
Mr. Tanning alludes to THE GAZETTE
as can organ OF monopoly Whereforep
In what has THE GAZETTE ever shown IL.
self to be the organ of monopoly 1t is a
presumption (however violent) OF those
who form and lead "people's" parties
that they are the political salt OF the
earth, honest, true and free from guile.
Now, we would labor with Mr.. Fanning
as the politically honest man he violently
presumes himself to be, and ask again, in
what has THE GAZETTE ever shown It.
self TO be the "organ Of monopoly2'
What monopoly does Mr., Tanning mean
the monopoly which has been created by
Republican legislation in transportation.
trade and manufacture, or the monopoly
OF properly which is conferred by frugal.
ty, industry, perseverance and sobrletyg
We are solicitous 10 preserve that dis.
tnclion which should be carefully OBJ
served between 'monoroly" and nprop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

they lack some quality common 70 the
guld7 One must know the cause
Of the exclusion to comprehend the
reasons for the exceptions to the rule.
THE GAZETTE listened not long since to
TRADE against lawyers by lawyer who
had been permitted to feast on the crumbs
that fell from the table, and the thought
obtruded Itself must legal birds befoul
their own nests In order 10 fnd grace in
the sight OF the men who prescribe them1
The Knights, themselves, denominate
those Of their own class, who refuse to
accept the common fate, "scabs" and
traits" Would any lawyer attend a social
gathering from which lawyers as a
class were excluded Does the absence
Of esprit de corps in any individual Of any
class constitute Recommendation Of him
with these who contemn the class TO
which ne belopgsY Is the lack Of this
'class pride" recommendation at allS
Can an individual accept what Is denied
to his guild without sacrihce2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
NEWS AND NOTES.

Philadelphia claims that one-6fth OF
its population is enrolled in It's Sunday
schools
Eight hundred and sixty-two thousand
barrels of spples were shipped to London,
Liverpool and Glasgow from this country
between Augusti 1885, and May, 1886.
A bird's.eye view from Trinity spire,
New York, would disclose, 1t is said,
l6 600 saloons In sight--l2, 900 In New
York and 1000 in Jersey City, Newark and
Paterson.
The Salvation Army, at its recent in
ternational congress ia London, claimed
to have 1852 army corps, 1902 officers !;
and to have held 2s, 200 weekly and l ,466,.
400 daily services, and TO print It's news
paper in nineteen different languages.
Micager Hancock, ninety eight wears
Old who fought at Lundy's Lane, rode
twenty miles the other day, with his
sixty-eight-year-old son In wagon 10
make application for pension. The
veteran is imam admirable state of presery-
alton
The Cincinnati Enquirer printed fac.
smile of the new $40 silver certla.
cate, and In so doing made itself liable
to ane OF 500, under the statute which
makes 1t unlawful TO print in any manner a
likeness OF any United State note. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on MA,
of IntarRaf

Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest.
There was slight frost in Mobeetie on
the night OF the both.
Fine rains In Wilbarger county, range
excellent, and cattle getting in fine condi.
ton.
In the vicinity of Pilot Point the grass
Is growing finely, and the fall range will
soon be excellent.
Wood has to be hauled thirty miles to
Mobeetie, but the market is supplied
with 1t at 81 per cord.
Wild turkeys are abundant, and are
beginning to make their appearance on
the table In Wheeler county.
Track-laying on the Fort Worth & Den
yer railway was completed to Vernon,
Whbarser county, on September 80
In Grimes county there has been so
much rain that the farmers are apprehen-
sive OF the cotton sprouting in the boil.
The mast Is so poor In Burleson county
that 1t will not keep the hogs through the
winter, and they will have to be driven
home and fed.
The late rains have so injured the cot
ton IN Burleson county, that it will not
pay TO gather It, The cotton not vet
- N''S H"NiJ ihluISus
The highest price paid for wool thus
lar AZ San Antonio was % cents. This
was paid to Mrs. L. j. Riggs of Bandera
for her fall clip.
Mrs, Curtis OF Bandera county, aged
seyenty-two years, has carded, spun and
knit pair of socks from wool raised in
that county, which are to be exhibited at
the Dallas fair.
a hye-year-old son OF Mr.. Riggs Of Ken
dall county strayed from home on Mon
gay OF last week, and was not found until
the Wednesday following. He was some
what weak from his long fast, but other
wise unframed.
A pet eagle in Ochiltree county had to
be killed. He has lately been amusing
himself carrying large stones to a height
and dropping them; becoming expert, he
essayed to lift an eight-year-old boy in
the same way, aud his owner killed him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

THERE need not be any more specula-
ticn about the fate OF Geronimo and his
band Of bucks. There is no probability
whatever they will be put on trial for the
murders they have committed. It trans
pires that Geronimo, savage as he is, was
too shrewd to make an unconditional
surrender. He stipulated that he should
be removed far from Arizona and that
his life and the lives Of those surrender
ing with him should be spared. Gen.
Miles admits that he agreed to these
stipulstions, and that settles the question
Of Geronimo's future. He deserves death,
but the government should and will keep
the pledge made TO him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

Gov. FTTzHUaH LEE made distnc-
ton that is too mech ignored when men
talk of "capItal." In his address OF well
come to the Knights of Labor, the gov
ernor Of Virginia said;
The battle, we are tod, ia one of labor against
capital; bat what class OF capitalists are op
pressing your Whose cause Ia Injurious 10 the
llnes marked out by the founders OF the repub.
liol Divide capitalists into two kinds, and we
win go with you aud give tho command, "for.
wardW aud fight by your side against one OF
thoae classes Make war against Incorporated
rascAllty, and we will help you TO ride II down.
Combat great moneyed corporations that seek
TO control legislatures, federal and state, by
bribery and corruption In order that they may
get votee IN tho federal halls OF legislatures,
and perfect and fasten upon tho whole
country legislation for their benefit, and
not for the benefit OF the people u. large
We Will march shoulder to shoulder with Won
In that. Organize against capitalists who
furnish money 10 carry elections, and then
claim as their reward the rieht TO select men
upon whose shouldefn shall be thrown tho pur
pie robe OF the Judiciary, and We arc with you
on that But all capital, my friends is not used
In this way not for such vicious purposes Let
us make no war upon those who use their good
fortune 10 alleviate suffering mankind, whose
oulogiee are written In tho hearts OF thousands
on account OF their generous donations and
noble deeds, and whoso money Is employed "a
Wilton The ocean with sails; TO cause wharyea
TO be laden with commerce.
II Gov. Lee were here in Tarrant he
would say that opposition TO watered
stock was righteousness, but that war on
home bankers was demagogy pure and
simple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

HONEST grocers will now have an
opportunity to come TO the front and
show their colors Butter may be sold
as butter, as It has been for centuries,
but oleomargarlne must not be sold as
butter, which hasn't been the case since
oleomargarine was invented. The law is
plain and the penalties are severe. The
honest grocer will expose his oleomargar-
Inc as such, and If people see at to eat IT
let them buy 1t, The shrewd grocer will
also keep good supply OF butter which
he can vouch for as pure. The honest
farmer and dairyman will also have an
opportunity to make himself solid with
his customers and the law. lie can do
this by ceasing to use tallow or any fatty
substance az basis for his butter. II
he Is careless or negligent on this point
the law puts him on the oleomargarine
list and he must pay the penalty. In
short, there are grounds for the hope that
we have reached new era, when the man
who wants butter can buy It. OF late
there has been great deal OF uncertainty
on this point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

ASN1s Chapel alliance Of Wise county
held meeting on the Sd inst, the full
proceedings Of which were sent to THE
GAZETTE for publication. Among the
resolutions adopted, THE GAZETTE notes
the following:
That we extend our sympathy to, and win
heartily co operate with all those of our breth-
rem throughout tho Ftate who will try TO rid
themselves Of blaber mouth and spike tail
demagogues who are soiling our good name
and dragging our banner through the cesspool
Of political campaign.
Republican editors OF alliance organs
should now deny that Annis Chapel
alliance Of Wise county ever held such
meeting. Corslcana Democrat, should
'please copy"