Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

~ Il fM gdches ana Houston railway pOslAl
vs. rs extend run TO begin ut Shreveport,
- & Increase in distance nincty-lour
III mixing whole distance 23i miles,
"a effect March TO-, the line to be
aA's< has the Shreveport & Houston rail
M 1, n Irsionlce.
recGm y 81 Wool Mon Gwen n Hearing.
umSGroS, March 'l3.--1he ways
nehns committee this morning gave
~. VI kdnr TO gentlemen interested IN the
m 4 Industry. john L. Clark, wool.
~, N I'm and flock -naster OF Pennsylyania,
81 X - 4 H. first sptaker AT giving his
W.. IN the growth Of the wool industry
:, \, M section OF country, he reviewed The
= ~. W. /. ,ton OF that industry under the va
Il. tariff acts Under the act OF 1867
,s y 81 cower had fair living profits, The
os.s- NJ 1903 had injured the industry, and
NJ, Y M aud 1885 sheep worth 81 or So
xxx w, X N III sete sold at any price, and mann
"''fP Mtn had abandoned wool growing
49,. ~ domestic grower could not grow
es y In competition with the Engli h
XIV sNsa on Australian lands. II the IN.
~. 8Ly we're broken down at home specu
= ~ M would control the market and con-
KAY. WI J, IL rs wou d have to pay more for their
~lH rs. The growers did not ask for a
t a,'n Nt,ory tariff, but recognizing that
~ ti0f 1888 was Il step backward, they
WY restoration OF the rates Of 1867
NJ, KY gescniativG o. l.. jackson OF Penn
tHs.y kta expressed the belief that q large
p 'us,aa kny u the wool grower wete IN
l XIV. 81 d protective tariff. Unless the
uessHA 81 81 1867 were restored the Industry
.N w ls Dol growing would practlca ~ cease
s sss ~ \; M uuited States.
'a au. = &nson What you want Is duty
III On BY pEotection2
Wy Xks0n. Yes we want q restoration
ssien tariff Of 1867
hRa rdson expressed the opinion that
q ana III the protcc iuDists went around
s'ah and saving that they intended TO
ylhg ~ The duty on wool they were decelV-
csis Is y. BE wool growers.
ghHa kson; You would make yourself
iIailos fhfwth million wool growers II
Dops. &soold help to raise II.
lfcA A-H ntol; don't intend to help, aud
hiis think others do. think they be-
d lyiA he duty on wool Is as high as IT
eS0kf 10 be-,
Il lgi Iiyou give US increased duty
1 sEaps III 0Oen and worsted we VIII gladly
Tn naaH ibgher duty than that OF 1867 on
ueonle
all0tt H#"+Ho'h' We uih nOb HhS 'itH'' W
ssll.sa down you did.
illato,. lsy You didn't
ne OF .nson: No, sir.
M (grs dey; There was not n Democrat Ia
stir house who voted to sustain the ole
bis ~
tvstl Id hall. Hayes secretary Of the Nation
aoclatlon Il Wool maj ufacturers
..,,w asNaifd against the charges In tn
I. MA III laih proposed by the MoTiso
4. y, 10 protested against tariff sglla
s.,. 4 I'm v revision OF the tariff rs a dis
Xxx a. lnce OF business and postponcnen
-.,,ssa# fepcse needed for recovery iron
u.Vl gnAt Industrial depression. Th
Il, ". s " Of the bill would, he said, inhlC
e ss,ni n E|N upon the manufacturers.
'tA funeral obsequies OF n senator.
haiAGToN, March l3.--The remain
"a n h aAloT Miller viii be escorted from III
II rosi M residence to the capitol by syno
Il d IN Wtipiol police and committee OF %
apm8S Legion. They will he met OF N
,,nn wv by the senator's and represents
"a iiyls hi appointed to act az pallbearers, wh
III al sort them to the senate chainhe
q ii ~ sppse viii meet at noon and procee
r,rss u W senate chamber The suprtn
a,ouf tM inc diplomatic corps, thu presidel
| II Mid q T. " cabinet aud the family OF thr a.
knn tfM WI have seats IN the senate chan
yanng the ceremonies, which VIII !
.,.aS III frl by Rev DR. Leonard 81 ;
a~ Episcopal church
e18 lAagemcns for the accommodate
ar saNsnil throng upon the hoor
"a aM shale chtmher were completed ear
an aoInng hut aside from this large o
N ~ - p. ~ humhor OF chairs were brought
aseia % N purpose md except for The so
NV. n { H tpeiy Of the chair OF tho deceasc
MsNl wore Us accustomed appearance
~ ii O'clock great crowds had aat
Cont all tue gallery doors a.
~ Hoes tlleir op ming hall
n. X ~ ~, when every seat was take
sgs usual hour tie president PRO te
r,rt nj sae Chamber accom- pinled by !
. a # ~ Hnntlg, and asceuded 70 I
~ =. The zap Of the gayel the seuat
~ assembled "a the cloak-rooi
s,ht They were conducted ~ ser
w IN w ieit ~ the chalr. All rsulhin
TX kscry head Nas bowed dun
X. kM rvsE HE chair announced
~. a me day 10 be the iuHpral cei
OK n, q the Hon JOHN Miller. !
y Y lt5I BOOTS were now opened by
" = 4 4 y ana the venerable door-keeeI
VA ~ ashate, weiriug over his should'
~ {.. '. Nhiic sash, walked up the Q
~ MA ~ ant suleunly announced ~
\ x, u representatives. Inc scnat'
~ We iap Of the gayel 2
I'll siandiDg unal the members
Nase had been seated. AZ
swung opeu and the ASSEMBLE
ise'ise tne supreme court OF
I. 4 i. N \ 31stFf, WHO came clpd 70 n
,si black sllk. They we're quit
w I. 4. n a. afrefycd for them on The I
- " !, 12 w ihe right Of this chair. "
a. 'slsIvalsoi waiting the dlplum'
Ild'e Apa she president Of the I'm