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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-24

aug auf bieie Brobuttion unb Soniui1ts
tion aud muir nabe. 9eati9lano totl1nt
linen nit etmas iiber 9 Miuio1et1
Mil9tnbeu nod am nd6fen. Damn
fommt Granfrei9, mdbrenb Gnglano
NUT fnapp Elm Siebentel Der 3abl ltrte'-
rer Mil6fiibe a~uf3uweiien bat: Sin.
ii6tIi1 Der amerifanii6en S9at3u9t
1T bas gerbdltniB Elm glei9 gtultlges,
unb mod melt mebr trifft bies gu IN Ses
aug auf Sic &inbbieb3u9t. Ste &opfs
3abl bes &inbpiebs, pel6es bic prair
rien ber Ser. @taaten BON Montara
un6, Wpoming Big binab na9 WefteJas
uno NeuzM erifo bebDlfert, iibertrift BITE
3abl bes geiammten in @urOpd geai9s
teten &inbbtebs UNI mebr als bas Sops
pelte.
9aB ein 8erglei6 Der pro6uftion an
G6rnerfrii6ten, Obft &c. in glei6er Weiie
au 8unffen bie1es 2anbes ausfdat, baz
ben mir bereits bel friiberen @elegenbei*
ten tpieberbolt seaeigt, fur5, mas bic
probuttiol al, NdbrifpHen anldnet, 10
ldBt bic linton ale anbern 2dnber bet
WeIt melt binter fi6 aurid. Was uns
bier unter 1lmftdnben f6reden fantt, 1T
ui9t ber Mangel baran, ionbern bic
Misrepresentation, als beren ible Golge
ft6 bic 9erabbriduug ber preiie ein=
fteIt. Nuf ole Gd1e aber piro bic
ginpanberung in ben Ser. Staten
ui6t bauernb ttadlaHen, 10 LANCE benz
GartofeI : Ronfumenteu @uropas bic
iiberboqen sG6ifeln oer Ser.
etaaten pitfen.
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- Gin etanbaI in Glottenfreiien,
tpenrt aud MIR elm fleiner, tebt bepor.
Ser 5lpttenminifter bat bic befeblsbas
ben6en Offiaiere unb bic 3ablmeiifer
bes v2ancafter4 uno ber sSSuniata"
nod @aibington beorbert, I'm f6 ges
gert bic bonn amerifanii6en @onful In
Cape Somm in Gib=@frifa erbobene
NntIage at beranttpprten, baB bic 3abls
meifter nit ben G9iHs gbanblern unb
fonftigetl 6dnblern, bon oene1 tie WDrs
rdtbe fiir lire S@ife einfauften, nnter
elmer Dede gefpielt Bdtten, iabem lie
iibermdBise Breiie sablten unb bafar
Elm gutes Srinfgelb erbieltet. Den be-
feblsbabenben SfF5ieren tpiro es ols
Na9ldffigteit i'm Sienf ansgelegt, DaB
fie bie bpben &e9nnnget gebiQigt bas
ben, un6 fie tperben besbalb por elm
Griegsgeri6t geftelt tperben. 9a es
feiner1 3tpeifel uaterliegt, baB Uncle
Sam auf bteie Meiie i6pn I'm febr
biel beifoblen tporoen 1T, muB man
bic unterfu6utg nit @enugtbuutG be-
griiBem. Gin beReres &ugenmerf auf
Die Mrmeesg~ infdufe, 1lamentli9 CIT bet
MiIidrpotea, tuttrbe du9 ni9ts 1faber
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Matter matter Wfatter u

W1iitter Mltter Matter I!
Wsrbet Sbr bes Na@ts seftSrt werben
unb in gurer Habe unterbroden burd bas
Sdreien zines franfen &tnbeS, weldes
Sdmer5en ppua Durdbreden Der 3dbne
letbet? SIT es ber 5all, 70 fauft cine Slaide
pom Wirs. Winslops Sppthtns 9hrup.
St mirb ben arrten Gleinen ipfort BON iets
men @dmeraen befreien. Wan p~erlaife fd
baraut es bilft. Sc 1T feine Wiutter auf
Grben, bic es periudte unb Sud nidt nit
tbeilen marbe, baB es bic @tn8epeibe res
sulirt, ben Sleinen 9ilfe unb 8eiunsbeit
unb Der Wntter Rube beri9aft, baB es
wie 3auber mirft. Das Mittel 1T fiber in
alien Sdllen unb ansenebm bon @eiamad;
es mirb Dol, elmer Der dlteften uno beffen
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. 9taaten bets
i4risben. llsterau gu 9aben, bic 6fai@e
gu Is Gents.
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@rt. 9SHina & sphu.

l1nfere 9auptnabrung lit unb bleibt
bas Gleii@, unb um fol6es frii@ uno
gut gu erlangen, fantt man unm6gli9
einen 5uperldifigeren Martt finben, als
ben bon Wm. 96fling & Sobn, gto.
511 Npe. s. 9ie Serren baben Dem
@ei@mad ibrer Runben &e6nung ges
trager unb in ibrem @tablifement eine
falte 9uftmaf6ine errt6tet, tpel@e allen
Nnfprberungen fit grbaltung unb @ntz
fernung f6dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
5leii9es entipri6t. Sic baben beftdn'
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
gorratb bon Waftbieb, aug tpel6em
rtl1r bas 8eite fir lire &unben gemdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, BET
belu9e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
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@erttegeIte Mn8ebote.
Manors Office. 20. Suli 1886.

Mapors Office, 20. Suli 1886.
gis gum @onuabenb ben 81. Snli
1886 10 11br @ortnittags tperben auf
obiger Office Mngebote gum Saul bon
$50 900 SmprDbementzB Bombs Der Staot
San MntoniD angenDmme11.
Sic Bonbs finb in 6umrnet bon
$500 ausgetelt unb sablbar III 80
rem ua9 Dem 1. Muguf 1886 in gelebs
Ii6em @elbe Der Ser. 5taaten. Sic
trager 6 pro3ent 3itfen, bic baibidbrz
li@ am /. Nuguft unb l. Gebruar iebes
Ssabres ausgeaablt uerben. gu biefem
.3med fnb ben Bombs COUPONS fur tes
Sen Sermin ber 3inssablung ~angefigt.
Oie Bombs murben ausgefteat in lee
bereinfimmuns nit elmer Orbinaa3,
mel6e bur9 ben Stabtratb Der Stabt
San Nnionio am Z. SUM- 1886 OTIS
genotnmen tpurbe.
9ie @tabt bebdlt fi6 bas &e9t bor,
einaelne ober ale Angebote gu pers
tuerfen.
SIT M%ngebote firb an ben Mapor ber
Gtabt San Mntonio su a~breiiren unb
3u be3ei9nen: Proposals for purchase
of Bonds.
$50 s. @9reiner,
k&S9 Manor pro temp.
Bum 3eusnib: s. g. @lauSon,
21,tlOm @lerl.
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ttniereY an 2~ebensmitteln,

9as Nderbau=9 Department in Waib.
ingtpr bat fiirali9 iebr ~intereHante fta-
tifif9e Sabeaen berausgeseben, in nell
den ei1e perglei9meife ueberfi1t iber
Die probuttio1 Der Ser. Staten nit
berieniger europdifder 2drber geboten
tpirb. 8eipnbers bemertenstpertb 1T
unter biefer Sabeqen cine ueberi1t
iiber bic 2ebensmtttels Probuttiott bieies
2anbes. 8etra9tert mir, um Elm Beis
ipieI beraus3ugreifsn, bic S6meineau6t
Der Ser. Staten unb lire enormen st,
fridge, pel9e Bel tpeitem b6ber ftnb, als
bic &opfaabl fdmmtli9er, in gang @us
ropa ge3i9teter S9tDeine. Sn 9eutf6z
lamb pirb bod getpiB an Mtrften,
S@inten, Sped unb fonitisen S6meis
neprpbuften etmas &ebli9es Dertiigt,
felt fi@ bod Der Stod : Danfee ben
d9ten 9euti6en ME anbers Dor, als
nit elmer 8reBel unb einem Strange BON
2nadmhrfen-aber benno9 liefert bic
oeuti9e S3meinesu@t nod ni1t elm
3ebntel Der amerifaniI9en. England
fogar rur elm 3pan3igffel unb ~sStalieu
nun gar erit elm Giinfsisfel.
Iebnli6 1T oas 8erbdltniB in 8eaua
auf bic amerifanif9e Mil9erei=p robufs
tion. Mebr als 10000, 900 Mil6fabe
(bas tn ben prairien freigraienbe @inbs
bieb fontn,t bierbei natirli9 gar ni9t
8etra9tl) Iiefern idbrli9 81 Miliarbe
@aaonen Mil6, BON benen brei ba3u
bertpenbet werben, um l MiQiarbe
pfunb Butter su MAIDEN unb ] Milis
arbe, tm 375 Miaiomen pfuub &die
ber5ufeQen. -@s bleiben oann INNER
nod melt iiber 2 IiQiarben 8aIonen
ibrig, um in frif9em 3uffanbe confus
trirt au tnerben. Muf ben Gopf Der Bee
b6lferung tommt elm .Ronium BON II
pfunb Butter BRO Sabr un6 AZ @allo'
ten Mil9. Gein atoeres 2anb Der
Welt fomm,t ben Ser. Gtaaten in 8es
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0aidt dbiteitid, ipmbern hettf6!
Sas r3eulenrobaer Sagblatt4 ein
rMmtsblatt"- erbdlt folgenbe Mittbeis
lung:
r@e. So6fhrRti9e 9ur6lau9t Der
regierenoe Girft baben 969F ftd beute
Mittag nit ben Sur6lau9tigften Stns
bern, benz @rbprin5en nnb ben Yrlt1s
aefinnen emma, Marte unb 2aroline
au Mager mad &ei9enba6 begebe1,
INN bic auf Der 9ur9reife na9 Rarlss
BAD Gei6enba9 p%afiirenben 9ober
S9piegereltern, Sbre So9fiiritli9er
9ur9lau9ten ben Jtriten unb bic
Giirftin BON S9aumburg : 2ippe, am
8a9nbof bortIelbft gu b%egriiBen."
Sie tpi6tige Na9ri9t ftammt aus
Greis, Der bp6firfli9en &efben5 bet
Girften BON &euB d. 8.
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stues Sapttatus aliidltd,e Gntoeduns.

Capt. Coleman. edoner @esmoutb. BET
spi1aen Mtlantir Gitb unb STEM gort fdbrt,
Iitt 10 beftis an Suiten, 6ab er ni9t f9lafen
fonnte Ct pur6e beranlaPt, Dr. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY sesen ausaebruns gu berlnden;. Es
beridaTte inn nidt nur ausenblidli@e 9inos'
runa, Ionbern beiIte ibm aud bic iuunoe 8ruf.
Seime &iaber tuaren in slei9er 8eife affairt
unb cine einsise 9ofis bate bel linen benfelben
suten @rfoIg. 9r. Sings Netu Discovers 1T
nun bas Sauptmittel int Golemauf9en Saus'
halt unb am 8orb be8 Shoners.
@rcbefafden bieies Mittels gratis in U
DreiS' Apotbefe.
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Rptes 0(fabeutie (Milam).

Ser reue &urius besinnt am 6. Seps
tember. Muspdrtise 36glinge tperoet1
als pentondre %aufgenDmnte1. Sine
gtormall@ dull : Ibtbeilung 1T nit Der
Mabemie' berbunben. Mles Ndbere 1T
aug ben @atalosen gu erie6en, wel9e
auf Wunf6 bur6 bic 8u6banblung
BON Sic. Sengg pber bur6 ben Director
Der Mnitalt, 9errn profefor W.-G.
&ote In San Intonio augeianbt tuers
ben. 49, .tutp-6,9
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6. S. Maaer. WhulefaIez unb

= g. S. Wfiiller, Wbolefalez nttb
&etailbdnbler in Garben, Selen, Mns
5trei9ermaterialen, GommereeftaBe,
5an Mntonio empfieblt ieih grobes
Eager in biefen @rtitelu gu Stem Oorf
preifen unb ma9t gang %befonbers auf
ben getpdblter 8orratb BON 8ilbert:
@bromos, &upfer> un6 @tablfi6en,
Oelgemdlben unb Bbantaiie : gilberr1
aller Dirt, ferner auf Die gei6madboae
Muspabl BON 8ilberrabnner Der oler<
m~obernften Gorm unb auf bic Nues
umfaHenben 3ei9enmaterialen aufz
merfiam. ollie Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obisen 8rau9en ueroer prompt
ausgefabrt; 8ilber bor ieber @r6Be eins
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten mDgli9ff
f@nel 1nb gut beforgt, bic 1T bas Sad
f@Iaaet.
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= @ebrau6te Songaline in @eurals
gle uffb &beumatismus u1b es tuirfte
NIT sauberii9er &raft unb barf barum
als- elm Speaialmittel gegen bieie Dirt
2eiben unb &~rantbeitett gelten.
Grant 8. Ooung, so. g., 2erings
ton, GentudD.
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Sun CINDERELLA edub gtpre

iinb teue Waare1t eimgetroffen fur bic
beb~prftebenbe Gribiabrsz@ai
on. Wir baben uns bur9 ben Nuz
genf9ein babpn iiberaeugt, baB bieie
Waaren: 9ante11= unb &inbersS @ube,
!6erreni1ube &C., bas 8efte fino, mas
ie i'm biefigen Martte oferirt wurbe.
Die Mustpabl lit 1ebr rei9baltig unb bic
preiie finb iebem 8ebiirfniB angemehen.
@er elegantes urb b~auerbaftes S6ub=
aeug tragen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S6ubzStor
gde SouitontraBe & Mbe. 6.
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= auf anratben eines Sreutoes ges
brau6te i'd geger1 anbaltenbe Nppetits
lofgteit 81. Nusuft 90aigs 9amburs
aer Sropfen unb f9on in fur3er s3eit
mar i6 tpieber bolftdnbtg bergefteut
unb fonnte mid bes beften Mppetits ers
freuen. : 6. 8ed, @uiloerlanb, ". ~
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8u6len9 Mrnicasg aIbe.

Die BETTE eaIbe BET Bet fir S@nitte
Nuet{dunsen, @efdpire, Gieber. nnS Rant.
ausf1las, GIe6te, %sefprangene 9dnOe, Srott'
beulen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten; furtrt pa.
mprrboiben ober feine Beaablung. Solige
Classification garantirt ober baS Sch tutro
SuriiderFattet. 20 Gents bic S9a4teI BET u.
9retb.
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THIS PAPER E1 gJ Ss spgn Se e s sss q sss;
Advertising Bureau (0Epruce 81 where adyerfising
contracts may be made for IL i'm NEW York.
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Gra.aatr gtasswetps,
5ssa.tEss Ssker

~
5sataEse Ssker
uab stsnlartG.
sroufteiten bes Observation-Disclosures. 6plsenbe
gsasptsms sessen rerea Galeia an: sappetitpesz
Laa, traasr = tabteans, ssos.tr,eg nit Mebs!s
feit, EcNLslht32etf ttad1 Se1e @Hen,. Hsbmst>
at..sa eeact. fSsyeyIi4;e ones gesiiige M1t>
Hreuaa.ss. ssusItnAen mad Der @tablsest,
B~seisbarss:t oes EesnperataentS, aeeradte
GtiassHat,9, elm 9ef2HL als 1ahe mar. treetto
eiite asfiid1f persdsmt, Gdtptanet, Ser5flos
Sfem. Ianttd,en Bog oeti Msgen, orttfclees
farbier l;rt,ts eassEtde 8esfoRfnms,..
iInp ~erfprpcrn bic MnfpspsuEs cine5 Setiintrtels, pas
Sireef auf Ste qeber tpiTtt. @ls elm Seber=oeilmittel
basea zmtf'S GiEen Mot tires @ietdsn. SSRre
asirfisls auf Gisrea mn Sautsit e~lsaFauS prompt,
lnhsm he aqe nnreinteiten enrS9 rtefe rrei .stnss
FeFrer oeS @hsteas3" b~efeitisen dnb Appefit, se=
funSe 9erbaauns, reselmdBisen GtublsanA, aare
Aaui unb einea ~traftisen a6res' beritelsn: St,ts's
giAeg rernriaaen tpeoer Gte. plsr 9stelgnstoen,
fnb Gin drinpftheS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
TIE RuG nNDER TIE CLIP.

In Louisiana and Mississippi the state
conyiols are "leased out, as the term is.
Corporations or firms hire them for a
term OF years, assuming all the charge of
maintenance and paying the state per
capita sum besides. We had the same
system in Texas up to recent date. The
state OF Mississippi has recently effected a
new lease OF her felons to rich Syndicate
said TO be largely composed Of Northern
capitalists, and II Is said the thousand or
more able-bodled men are 10 be put to
work raising cotton, Quite recently,
also, II was discovered that the lessees In
Louisiana had sub-leased the convict
force OF that state, also to wealthy
syndicate, which purposed the cultiva-
tlon Of cotton on q large scale, Gov.
McEnery OF Louisiana saw "a bug under
the chip" and he interviewed. He in-
formed the lessees that he would not
sanction or tolerate the tub-ease; "the
moment" he told them, "you attempt
TO consummate 1t | viii relieve you of
the care OF the convlcts / will cancel
your lease, take charge of the conylcts
for the state and appeal to the legislature
for Endorsement" This vigorous policy
OF opposition to their scheme was eyi
IDENTIFY not anticipated by the lessees, Tor
they called u halt and the suitcase Is OF
1t has now leaked out thaQGov. McEnery
was In possession OF information which
led him to believe that the aew syndicate
which was to get control Of the convict
labor Il his state was simply the Cotton
on Trust monopoly in disguise. The
monopoly had cornered the cotton.seed
oil mills In the South. The cotton
planters had taken alarm az the movement,
and the feeling was growing that planters
had better let their cotton seed rot in
the fields to fertilize the soil, than sell IL
at an unremuneratiyo prlce, TO the
monopoly, Hence the move to organize
force or system In several cotton.gfow.
Ing states, which could be employed in
growing cotton and furnishing seed
Tor the mills. By the utilization
OF convict labor, producing seed
and cotton too cheaply, the cotton grow
ers would be placed at greater dlsad.
vantage than ever, Many Of the poorer
and less spirited ones could not tand the
competition, and would be forced eyentu.
ally to sell their seed to the monopoly.
II such scheme was really conooeted IL
was bold one, aud worthy OF the az.
gresslve, INSCRIPTIONS corporation that
Planned IT, Gov MeEnery's action must
be accepted as an earnest that he appre-
something OF the nature above
outlined, aud his emphatic, PROMPT
course is winning In Louisiana aud the
South the commentator II merits. The
Cotton Oh Trust concern has . pretty
hrm grip on the throat OF the cotton.
growing industry already. 1t would be-
little short of q sin on the part of any
one competent 10 intervene II the syn.
dictate is permitted totlghien rs grip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

JAMas RUSSELL LOWELL uttered true
ism when he said, "Our public schools
teach too little OF too much, too little II
education IL to go no further, and too
many things, II what is taught Ia TO be
taugM thoroughly" The brain OF tho
average pupil under the present system
resembles cabinet wherein the speci-
mems are neither classified nor arranged !;
toe facts are there, but from crowtlng
they are not accessible. A few things
known, avail much more in llfe's contests
than misty conception of many things.
The majority Of those who are expected
to be benefited by the free schools are
from d class who need to be furnished
with tools for the workshop of broad
winning, and to WELD them successful ly
they must be skilled In the capability of
these, and have no time for speculative
metaphysics, The three RS thoroughly
grounded will do much to aid the artisan
in carrying out his own future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

LIBERTY has again resumed her task Of
enlightening the world She can be
found at the same old stand ready TO at
tend to business. Established on a
firm basis, the shocks which move most
business centors will have no effect on
the stability Of her occupation, and, If It
proves light burning 70; the return OF
sinners New York may expect her census
increased by the advent Of many an un.
willing exile who, for reasons best known
TO themselves, sought foreign shores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
A BROKEN REED.
The Boston Treasurer "a Torgsr rs wan
as Emb, zzter

me boston Treasurer Forgsr es Wen
as Emb' zzler.
Boston, MASS Nov 27.-It has boon
discovered that William Reed, late treas.
urer of the South Boston Horse Railroad
company, who is now under arrest for
emoezS'ement Of over 100000, has also
added forgery to his crime, the signature
OF president Jersey to certain certificates
oelng pronounced forgery by that zen.
teman' IL Is believed that there are
ABOUT Tour hundred shares OF over
ISSUED stock outstanding. The d.
lectors nave not yet decided whether
they VIII prosecute Reed for forgery. hui
lhey WIN probably hold meeting within
week when course OF action VIII be
mapped ont. IL Is learned that the stock
OF the Mexican Telephone company, of
Whlcn Reed was also treasurer, has heen
"yerlssued to the amount OF SOS, 600. To
onset this, however, director
states that the company is lndebtsd
10 Reed for money advanced tor
construction, aud that the actual losa IN
tne company VIII not exceed $1,000 or
ssoOo' Reed Is known 70 have made
laise reports to the directors Of the com.
al lon OF the railroad company. iucreas.
ing It's assets and reducing It's iiablnties
ana the amount OF his embezzlemsnt
merely was enlarged several thonsand
dollars, Nothing eau be aseertaIned ~
TO the exact amount % his pilferines. and
no statement can be made until An eyner,
completes the examination Of the COM
pany's affairs. Wv Nu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

lloS. GEonGE q. PBgDLEToN OF Boil county
aud Hon. j. w Browning OF Wheeler are more
prominently mentioned In connection with the
spoakorehip Of the house OF tho Twentieth
Legislature, than any other members Both
have already 10 we'd two torms or more In the
logislat IRE, and arc good parliamonarinns Hs
vol ne true Democrats. II woyer, Mr.. rendle
ton no doubt wi ! rc Give the stronger support
on account Of Mr., Browning pronounced FREQ
grass proolyi ios.-l Waxahacho Enterprise.
MIR. Browning Is not candidate.
knowing that he can serve his people
best on the floor, jim Browning will
serve them there, He Is u public servant
and yields to the demand on him, and
when the legislature meets he will be
heard from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

forms they desire, and there will be NO
bitter wrangllng and agitation, paving
the way TO dissenslons In the future be.
tween capital and labor. The demands
which it ls said will be made are three in
number, and they are so moderate and
reasonable that IL is hardly possible they
can be denied One Is the reduction Of
the hours OF daily labor to ten. This ap.
plies 10 manufactures and other In
dustrial establishments. Another Is
the abolition OF the "blsck listing" sys-
TEN, az maintained and practlsed by en-
ployers. The third Is that employers,
when purposing the discharge Of en-
ployes, shall give the latter apremohitory
notice thereof A. the law new stands,
the omploye IN Georgia must give notice
seyeral days In advance Of his intention
70 rellnquish the WORK az which he Is en-
gagged The employer, however, may
discharge an employee at an hours notice
II IL only required that all arrearages Of
wages shall be paid upon discharge.
Tbese propositions arc oil just and reason.
able, and II Is credlta5le TO the labor
element Ia Georgia. that conservatism
seems to prevail IN its councils. A radi-
cal, drastic policy would have certainly
evoked autagonism, and In the incyi oble
contest labor would have inevitably come
out second best. II may be expected,
when the Texas legislature meets, that
the labor element will be heard
from. The Knights Of Labor and
Farmers alliance in this state, by com
binlng in the recent election, succeeded
In returning few representatives, who arc
10 introduce special legislation
In the interest OF mechanical and agricul-
tural labor, II IL quite probable there is
room for reform in the Texas laws bear.
ing upon labor. II such Is the case the
reforms, when their need Is demonstrated,
should be conceded without any grudg-
Ing, for there cannot be real, healthy
In any country where the IN
terests OF labor are not as carefully
guarded and as alouely maintained as
those Of capital. 1t Is TO be hoped, how
ever that our labor reiormers In Texas
Will, IN making their demands, rrove as
reasonable aud equitable as their breth.
'en In Georgia. II they do they will find
hat the Democracy, which Is the domi-
liant party, will ehecrtully work with
hem to secure such legislation as labor
nay show is necessary to better the con
litlon Of the wage-worker in Texas. The
Democracy VIII be glad TO furnish evi-
lence that It is in fact what 1t has always
'laimed TO be, the friend and ally Of
abor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

WADE HAMPTON seems to be singular.
Iy unfortunate In his hunting expeditions
Il will be remembered that a few years
since he lost a leg. On Monday of last
week, while out hunting, he became
separated from the party, and was found
after long search near the house almost
exhausted. A vine had caught his gun In
such way us TO discharge the load, kill
Ing his horse, which falling on him, hurt
him severely. II was some time before he
could extrlcate himself, and he had been
walking on his one leg for i've hours
when found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
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