Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-21

{ f in worldly goods. Joe Brown i, rict
-iucky ind sagacious investments il
railroad and southern iron towns.
FioIidG-Csll is poor. Nobody seems
TO know anything about Pasco yet.
Pugh Of Alabama was & planter, ard IL
said To be poor. Morgan can make (.
great deal Of money, as he is esteemed
one Of the ablest lkwyers in the south
cut he has littiesbeyoad hia salary.
WsithalI is not reputeG to have shy
thing Georga is ssid to have l.id u
800, 600
Tsxas-Coke IS not rich; R sgan il
poor.
Jones # Arkansas is worth something
but is tar from rich; Berry is repuied &c
| live On his GALAXY. He lost III battle 2
leg, and in politics the chance for 4 for
! tuue, and now goes on clutches, phYsic.
ally spd pecunierily.
| Missouri-Cockeri!l lives mainly on hi.
salary. He has built pretty house on c
street, but II IS not wholly paid for. Yes
| is similarly situated.
| Harris CT Tennessee is nc. supposed *
be wealthy. He and his boys are run
ming s. big ranch down il Texas that may
De worth something some day. II he hsd
fewer political hon0rs" be would prob
ablg have more dollars. Hat his life he
has been the leading man IN Tennessee
Bate served through the Mexican VS.!
! and the war Of the C0nie3e racy, rs:sipe
from private to Msj General; is law
yer of gcCd parts, out politics has inter.
tsred with his prsctice snd ne is PROBABLY
not worth 5000.
! Beck OF Kentucky came hare poor, but
EES nnH6l fnYtYIns go -; r.
estate in the suburbs, snd /, aow ver7
we'll eff; worth some hundreds OF thous-
ands-ii be sells IN time.
Blackburn Is tree liver, fond of Iyx
uries, not frugal sad IS Supposed 10 de-
pend upon his salary.
Payne cf OHIO is very rich. He made
ais wealth in the Standard Oh Company.
Senator Sherman made money ever
since he came TO Washington su0urban
resi- estate, and recently netted $4,000
in natural gas wellin Ohio. He woulC;
haVe been millionaire # he had left
politics alone.
Voorhees, OF Indiana has been too long
in puolic life TO have money. Has little,
If anything, to depend upon but his
salary. Turpie is a lawyer If frugal bsnt,
out has small competence.
Fsrwell of Illinois got rich IN drv
goods, ard holds his own Cullom has
probably nothing beyond his house in
Springfield.
Palmer of Michigan is well to do, but
says he is ''not very rich man" Seek
bridge is itch, 1etired lumber mer-
chant.
Sawyer of Wisconsin Is one of the rich
men in the Senate, 8 millionaire. Spooner
Is comfortable, having what he saved from
his law practice before coming here.
Wilson Of lows has lutte ahead as bust
ness men would esteem it, but has laid
mp something.
Davis is popular lawyer, and has
large fees, but ne thinks the most valu-
able quality of money Is It's transferable
ity, and is far from rich.
Kansas: Plumb has never lived In STYLE
here, but ne is reputed TO be worth $780,
600 He is president Of hank and gets
$4,000 month frCm the "SmaIl Hopes"
mine.
Ingalls,, president Of the Senxte is +
brilliant lawyer. commanding large fees
snd is in moderate circumstances.
Paddock Cf Nvbr&sks is said 50 have
rcpieniShed h!s fortunes some what since
he was & member bsfore
MaDGerson has something ahead, hsv-
ing maze between 800 600 AID S2O0, OoO
in Omaha real estate.
Stewart CT Nevada has had his ups and
QoWns. The heathen Chinee inhabits the
ceetle which he built during his ups Hai
lost his all, but is ssid 10 be pegging
away sgs!n. He Is some;ims rich, but
hsa been brought to the verge Of poverty
by helping bis friends.
Stanford Of California is by all odds the
richest man in the Sanate.
Hearst, also, is not suffering for the
necessities OF life, his estimated income
being about $4,000 week.
Oregon men say that Mi cheli is not |
rich. but he lives well sud probably |
posse sses good income.
Dolph has reputation Of being worth |
BOO 600.
So much for the Seuators.
The Senators themselves are generally |
ess thrifty than their servsnts are. al !
nest all the clerks own their own house s |
ID Washington, and 8 dozen or more are
worth from 500, TO $50. 600 each.
MCCook, the Secretary, has little ahesd |
lie is popular and genial, fond of good
company and disposed TO spend ell he
gets.
F. ON this exhibitsit sppears that the
Senate is not composed Of "magnstes"
II sny sort, and that there are not &
iCzsn men on its floor who can be reck-
'ned rich men by the newspaper stan