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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
O,d fashioned NHtck ~hest flour IL
barrels. IsFsER, MCCLURE Co.
So "
~ Eau ADk6fo. /.

sOscisl TO thsasaEetss
SAN ANGsLo, TEX, Oct. 2e-Tha phi
vsts school started here last month By
three Sisters OF Charity has increased to
such an extent and so msuy applicants
nave been received for boarding studt IT'S
that large and handsome convent will
re erected on the Catholic block inme
diatelY.
A $1,000 bond hiss been fled In the
Couaty Clerks fics here By the San An
eeio Street, Railway company to insure It's
compIetion Ia six months from date.
A gentle msn from Central Texas has
purchased & s00-acre irriga'ed farm. The
nu!chsser will brlcg seventy German
farmers to put them to work st once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
RECEIVED WITH HrssKs.
Africa,
TREATED as SLAVES.

ZANZIBAR, Oct. 2l.-Tne British t8ni-
pary has been successfully started and
has concilisted all classes of nSsNsss
DR.. Meyer a1d Wssuen have arrived here
safely from Pangaoi, where they were,
chat ed, stripped aud logged and made
to work IS slaves til British IndiaGS
rensomed them.
Oscar Lanz, explorer, expresses the
same opinion as Lieutenant Wressmann
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
HesyS rr.,gut Susipess.

PrTTsBURG, PA Oct. 90 Freight ship.
men.s increased go largely en- the PAN
Hsudle railroad there IS nos enough no.
tive power to hsDd!e the business, AID
several Locomotives hsve been borrowed
from the Fcrt Wsyne road All the LEGO
motive works sre 80 rushed with orders
OF PRESENT.. Is slnost impossible for the
railroads 10 plsce new ccntracts, the
shops at Altoona and Allegheny being
worked to their utmost cspscisy turning
cut locomotives Tor the PsnnaylysDia sys-
ZEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
THF CAPTAINS FUNERAL.
France,
BoULASGsK WANTS A FINGER IN The r1E

BoULANGsK WANTS A FINGER IN THE PIE
PARIS. O3t 22.-La P:essc hnBoGncea
thai General BGu!spger desires to give
egidei ce before the COZ mittee Of the
CHAMBER OF Deputies to which the gov
sTnments proposal tor revision OF the
constitution WAS referred
TIRE PANAMA CANAL.
PARIS, Oys g "A. meeting a. Lyons
III DE- Lesseps oeciared thst the Pspsms
csnsl " Uld be opened for ira fti; N July,
1890 Be said he wi he'd to correct I0e
report that the Cperirg you'd be delayed
until 1891
ATTEMPT TO BURN FoNTAINEBLEAU
FOREST.
PARIS. Oct. % An attempt has been
made by ilctLd aries TO destroy F0ntatpe
bjesu Forest. Fires were started IN five
off rent places and were tx inguished
with difficulty. A lzrge qusntitV Of for
eEe wes consumed. TIE loss lie $50 600
francs Two mn have been arrested on
SUSPICION Of having started the fires.
BoULAEGeR's ELECTION CONFIRMED.
PARIS, OF. % fine Clamo,r OF
D pu Ies aas Confirmed the election OF
Geseral 2oulsnger in the department. Of
S-mme.
IN EEFD IF DRFEEsEs
PARIS, Ost % - the NasI0uole is au
taClity Tor the etert!iTg s,a:ement thai
M d. Free cinet, Minister Of War, who
has been taxing : t0ur CT tIe south
eastern pSrs Ct FrGCCa, has int3Imad
t2e Budget committee I. will be xecessary
to spend ft0 100000 for the purpose
OF defending the sss!sgn frontier against
s possIhls German i0v:sion. lis supposed
that De FrsJcinet found tie present de.
ten5,s useless against the new explosive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
GgVmnpF,
THE RISING IN EAST AFRICA,


BERLIN, Oct. 2I-rhe Cologne
Gazette pleads fer al addition to the E n
perCI's civil list ARD says the Whole GU
pire eb0ui6 besr the burden.
The FreisseEzs 4 ;itucg in reply sug.
g9sls thst tie empire also has right 10
pay other royal allowances, especially
those 10 the widowed Enprtsges.
DR.. Peters il t. lsc .ure before G dis
tipquished audience sSld The. the risipg
IN Est Airics Rad close connection With
the matdt movement. Il rts q struggle
IT Mohsmmecism sgsinst invading
C1risdsDs In the interest Of humanity
all the cly'l'z q powers should CO operate
DR. 81 lab holds .0e asme opinions SO
d.. Peters
R'CEIvRD WITH KISSES.
BER11N, O:t. al. !s rumored thst
the King Of Wprtemburg wss received at
Nice with bisses and cIies CT "a Bas 10
Piusser"
The North Gsrmsn G'zstte complains
OF the French hatred Of Germany shown
by the recent tesring down G. the es-
cutcaeon on the German consulate at
Hsyre.
The Cologne Gszstte declares that
French Officers are systematically making
tours OF Germany on the prstext Of de-
string to learn the language, but real,Xyo
&C! SIS military spies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Wa.hI,R:nn 9nnt On.

PRocKLYN, N 7, o.: % Brooklyn,
8; Washington. 0. Hi s-S;ooklYn,1 10;
Washington, Error:-3roohlyn, 5;
Washington, 9 BStteries-re. snd
Peoples, Il ,dtock and Arund=l. Umpire
-GoldsWiJh. Called on account OF
Gstkpess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
,4s'X'CN =.
oFFrcr.L FRICTION DECL.EArI0y

OFFICIAL KLgCrioN DECLARATION
CITY OF Msx.CN, O;S. p Ia conior.
nifty with ire law &c sarris0us snd civil
gu hnrities rt7oughpu: Mexico are
parsdirg the strest4 h4it:Gg :. each cor
nsr cnt posing deere declsrirg :hs,
General DI,z has been re elected II the
Presidency. TIE greatest enthusiasm
nrevsilG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Attached Witnesses II Tow.
spsolsl tn The Gszet,s.

BUaNET, Tx, 'Ost. 22.-Deputy
SleElf B3aEd CT Mason county passed
through here co-dsy Ell route 20 Dallas
with f1ur EttIcaed Witnesses IN TIRE case
Ct he State vs. J. W. M.lk Tor murder
committed l1s Dsn2s county 10 O;.tbar
1887,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Rene NnlIplarnr Dead.
Special to the Gazette.

SpecIaI 70 me GaLe-te.
DENIsoN, Ink. Oct. 22.-Ed Burch, a
base ball player CT considerable noe,
died in De iscn to-day at 1929. Ee
csme Originally from Epine5c Ky sut
vss from Wdco here. His disease 1ss
.Enrnit feyar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Coleman,

Special TO the Gsze..e.
COLEMAN, lex, Oct. 90 District
court aoi )nrned here Saturday, night with
i've conyiciions to the penitentiar2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Rapidly Improving.

spocIaI 70 the Gazette,
COLORADO, TEX, Ocs. H. a.
Shear, WAC was so badly shot accident
ally last week is improving rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Euesia.


VIKNNA, Oct. % TIE Fcsndenbla.t
states it has been -eN;biy icie.msd tbs.
Russia hss oomo!stet preparations for
tire transfer Of s large number # troops
from the j7'sricr rf RossiG tozord Avs
t,isr sud Gs-nau f,cE ie1s, aad TIA: TIE
trarsiar will saort.y De made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

regarding the whereabouts Of S,suiey,
Money. that re hes j1iDed Emin Bey.
Count Tn'eki has arrived s. TAveleta en-
his Rsy to ZiEzibsr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
RELArIossorr9o ROADS.
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE NJ, 7
AND IHE NO. T.

THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE N, K T
AND THE MO. r.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The committee
appointed by the Missouri Pacific Rsil-
rosd to inquire II cooperation with 5
similar committee OF the Missouri, K,u-
sas and Texas about the relations OF the
two couosaies consisted Of jay Gould,
Russell Sage and Henry c. Msrqu,nd.
The power OF substitution WAS given to
the committee and fully exercised. Z G.
~. Rx1d, who EEs selected BY Nj. Sage,
is aboE. &c print 81 elaborate report.
The report seems 10 be 8 defense Of the
Missouri Pacific, while it does lot show
clssTiy that any defense was needed. The
competitors CT the missouri, Kansas and
Texss are euunerstsi in this order:
A.chison, Topeka ard Slnts Fe, S Louis
and San Frsncifco snd st. Louis, ATkan-
sae snd Texas. a comparison OF the
earnings for the system for the seven
years before and siser the lease to the
Missouri Pacific proves that its manage
ment has been tsir. while the charge Of q
division Of traffic IL met by the statement
that at Lopgvlew, Texas, the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas received 81 Per cent.
o the business, while the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Knnsss ard re1a, sppotntms MIS-

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 22.-Raceivers
E 10y sn6 Cross OF the Missouri, K,nsas
End Texas msds ths following additional
appointments today: DR.. Ed N. Small,
Ssdslis. Mo chief surgeon; S. x iBallsrd
row with tas, Missouri Pacilc, su2eTins
tenden. of telegraph.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

And sll nature assumes a wintry
aspect. tho'e who ara prudent and
ecor omical viii b sgia to look about
for p objection AGAINST cod weather,
chang OF tempe returt, and IN Il
rssul's. WiHlec clothing, fue ana
BESsOS's PLAsTER ara recogniz d
z as the most imp rta t rouseholi
ssneces tiles. This pls,it T has secured
"a perm inent place Ia every well
Sregu ted household, Us the most
iva liable eXte mai remeiy known
3 for Coughs. Colds, Chest Pains,
D & sufache, Rheumatism, Sc,a.ica,
i. Lumbago and all aches and p 4ins
peculiar to this ssa1n of the yesr
OXsHxa It's great spoppjarily BEN.
SONS LAETEa Ss Mo- largely
Mi:at me c. Rsff hould a.
! projects.
ssend cent stamp TO Sssbury
4 Johnson 81 Pat street, y. Y. for
acoDy Of Instructions from the Doc.
tor, q valuable household GCok.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

HIEF JUSTICE FEL.
LEe 20 dag delivered
his fist opiui0u In the
Supreme Curt CT the
L aiied S.ztes TIE
Gaze WAS nat Ct the
Western Uuion Teie-
graph Com psuy, plain
TIFF In error. Va The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

special to the G8zett

special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX Oct. 20.-Arrlyed
S:esmer Algiers from New York with 8
general cargo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
ENGLAND.


70 implics'e M. Paruell and othsrs n
crimes, Mr.. Webster promised to pro.
6ucs before the commission sll letters
which mad been mentioned IN the t'i!i o;
the Cd jnGal! case. he then Tec0un.ed
tee history Of the Le.gIss couuecsiou
with sgregrisn sgi!ati1IE, ard showed
bow they were related to fen!snism
ne recited Instances where Dsvitt, DaOy,
Walsh, Egan, Brennan end Ms.theE VS.
Hsrris had held communications with the
Parneiiite p.rty, snd declared they wero
linked to that party by
COMMON AIMS AND INTERESTS,
The Attorney G ne 81 quoted from
speeches Of M lonollst leaders made
from tie yesr 1879 onward.
Wh.n the court t6j lu.ned f1r the dsy
Nj. Webster WAS apparently only a
small way advanced In the pres nta.ion
OF hig case. The vagueress and general
character CT his statement left an i'm
preston tbst the Times hiss no sb olu.e
legal truth Of the CHARGES. Instead Of
producing evidence inst P4r1ell and his
associates were sCcomplices before or 81
ter the fact with the Pre- tx Park mur-
der-rs he will attempt to justify the &C.
cussdons, this rskiIg up oGrFges a.
trsouted 10 ms moers CT the League and
trying to connect them with toe Psrnell-
ties. Webster seemed 70 be hAmpered
oy dresd OF committing himself beyond
TIE oost cautious s!stement. He spoke
in his wcIst forn, psuSiug at Icne iGter-
veis without the lessG displsy OF rhetoric.
There Wss en utter Cb2eDce OF points il
his sialmeDf, and his exposition Il he
Times csse Hse generally disconnected
enc.
THF CAPTAINS FUNERAL.
LONDON o. {. 81 The remains OF Car
tain G.esneu ot the steamer Germ.ric
@ere uttered IA the chutc 1ysrd az WALL
ssaY, Cheshire, en- Saturday. TIE mAu-
selug dlItctcys e1d employees CT the White
S At Lire S.esnehip Company and
armbsc CT friends Of tie deceased were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
SPECIAL EXCURSION, RATES

ssads by sill railroads in Colorado to par.on,
hoIdin2 our eh cur.ion tickets
The sumner resorts of Colorado era notas H..
", sl1 over, and the scenery over tie Denver
snG RIO ''rande Is the grsndest on earth
az All coupon ticket stations IA Texsn sns
louisiana. Gan for IN formation and descrtpttvs
matter on r. N. BCRRDWS, T p A.: j II
LASt AU Ror, City Agent, or W EETiIS
p. Z. A. 6l2 &ain street., Fort Woyth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
RkhRU&DS
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
DelVi7, Texas and Fort HuFti RI

c9rtast Inc quickest time from Gulf of Mer-
-. torE Worth ard ali uripclrJai no,nts :,
isN3s 20 ROCKY MoUntsia resorts snd Psct6s
ro9.., !neiudiHg TEic.dad, Pueblo, Maniiou.
Toi2t-o9 springs Donyy,, Col, and Salt Lake
L comprising new and elegantly eGuippes
Pullman pslacc sleepi G car and dining
service, through TO Denver, connecting az Coz
- y z y. l. &, dorado Midland Rsilvsy ans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Rates of Fare From FertWorth

To Trinidad 81! 20, TO PueSls seq 60, TO Ca,.
orado sp tnss SsS 90, to DeHvsr SEA 90.
ROUSD TRIP excelsior RATES
lron Fort Worth to Ifisidad aid rstVrn sss.us,
TO Denyer snd retssn $50 90, 80 Salt Lake and ~
Tickets sa2s5or 80 Gay, soips and 80 days re.
Stni 9, Ttsk lay over privileges both wsysi
extreme Anit o. ticket until OCTOBER 81. lgs8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

TIE Texas Gnd P.cIi2 ra:Da FIVE hours
lste Yesterday mcrlIug the F1rt Worth
and Dauver waited tI7 il, pulling cut
with heavy loaded FrsiG.
A Ssnts Ee rffi:Isl said yesterday that
the Son;aeru Ksns2s of Texas pTojec'ed
from y07s Worm 20 n " Nj. z,co, would
cerla.clY oe Quilt, Jus ac ceuld aot say a.
WHIT .jue.
M. Te7Gsh Of Grsi burg, Rho ws5 in
Fn. forth last TisA, -sys tIe reWs q
Grcrhury ia 70 'ha eject shat tie FJri
y go 80 Ro sro2 wiLl soon beg!r
tts wlrS I Crsti 2
lis .ow believed tait Il criver j. q
sud GeaeIaI Munger Fey viii rot oe il
Tlxy6 ualH gfrer Nv tbs IS mRd'
re,,.y certain by voc contents c. .eie
grCn received lers yes,tr1aJ.
T.x,sSHd Psc f ollaiM said yes
rfytey i. wss pcw ma. $. cartsinty :bat
tie r0et wou't go oul cf NE hands Cf 3
receiver On Jsruary !, aud hist the ST
fairs & tne read were non beirg WGu1d
up With tAa! ED in view.
a..
nirauoth locnmO,iye js row nearly
completed in the Huxley works. Boston,
for ihe AtChisop, TOpek. sad Santa +
Reilrced 1t is designed by G. S Sto!y
otEsw York, carries !wo chbs. one ever
the center Of tie bli,et FOX the engineer,
tie other IN ire old styie iof the fl emsp.
II is tue largest passenger epgire ever
builI. All the wheels aye CT psper, with
stee! ti.es, and lhe driving Wheel the
lsrges. ever Ds-Ussc ured. a Worth
ipg;ou steam pump so works Ehst gres'
port OF the exhausted esesm is pumped
bscf, sDd serves to hest the wS!er il tie
talk Another economy in fusl is the
work OF large ccmtus'i1R chamber,
which buf1s ~ ST. the g's Il !s ex
Pc; ted to make eighty miles an hour With
ten passenger cars on 81 ordinary road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
The RAILROADS.
Mss mi. Kansas and Texas Receivers
Ma6a Additional Appointments
of Assistants.
The Tss=7 aad Pec'fr becciysTSplp - h
a~-.c Up by Jtuusry Thu
scpthsJp K9nsEr
KCmE SofsS.

TIE Texas and P.cIf2 ca.Da FIVE hours
lste yesterday mcrlIug the Fort Worth
and Dauver waited tx il, pulling cut
with Z heavy loaded FrsiH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars be.
tween Galveston and Kansas City on tysins
nos. l. 2. and between Tempe and St. Louis
on trSins Nos. l, s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

Subscribe for tn. WEEKLY GA,S1Tl
Tor tn campaign 10 cents mcnsh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

The Sunday GAz1T1E, 81 so FER year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
CHIEF JOSlICS FULLER.
The New Chief justice Delivers His
First Opinion in the Supreme
Court of The United States.
Not sfpgle 81 mber or tie Eousa ;z SIS
seat Ourihk ES~'y nas c. ths Long
SssoiJn kugort's Eeccrd.

TIE RIGHT TO TAX RESTRICTED.
WASHINGTON Oct %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

santa He Route.
TINE SCHEDULE in efec. oc.ob,r ~ 1889
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

commonwealth o. PenrsYly,ni', b-ousht
here on appeal from he Supreme Cour,
OF the sta OF Pennsylvania Tie com
mon"es!th Levied tax on sill kilograms
passing over the Conpsuy's iiuas within
the state, this tax oeioe imposed regsrd.
less OF the fact thsf much Of the business
was not confined wholly to the state, tu,
to points IN other states. The Supreme
court today held. though Caief justice
Fuller, that the s,.ta wss not entitled to
collect tax except Tor messages between
points within the borders Of the s,s.e,
snd accordingly reversed the judgment OF
the state court with costs ana remsnded
the case to the lower court for fur .aer
proceedings
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-02-16
SHAKE RAG UNDER The HILL.

CONTINUED from first page.

sponsible position of being head OF
che house, an unwonted honor.
The nature Of NAN, like liquid,
adopts itself to any new aud unac-
customed position. So Joe, II 1t
had not been for his passion for his
supposed sister, would soon IN his
new life have grown daily more a.
a brother should he, but his love
was the gulf that could never he
bridgrd, and made him each day
mere reserved in his demonstrations
for fear he should commit himself.
Molly often playfully reproached
him for his unbrotherly behavior,
and claimed with a laugh that he
was getting 10 be more of stranger
every day; for unless in the pres
ence of Others Joe was seldom with
his sister. If Sam was off to town
Joe was off too. So despite the out
ward app earance of peacefuIne-s,
matters were far from being at peace
in Joe's troubled mind.
Yet he was not really unhappy.
1t was only the anguish OF the re-
preston Of feeling, for it was to
him an exquisite pleasure only To be
in her presence, aud the days in the
dark mine were full Of the joy of
anticipation Of going home To his
pleasant tireside and to her. Also
in these times, when the men were
gone to the mine, Molly and Ina at
the latter'r inStigatiou went off to
the north of the town to the upland
o. eniugs TO gather the hazeInutS
that were now brown IN their burrs
on the bushes, and gathering them
into a pile would sit on either side,
each with long stuck, and beat
them al, with the pleasant sound
OF WomeU's laughter, which was yet
strange to that lonely, unsettled land.
Those no now 20 on a like errand
may remember that year,, long
years ago, may be before they were
born, fair women had come to the
some spot hen all around was so
different.
! hen back they went through the
long grassy vistas aud down the
tinher-lued road TO the hollow
among The hills, where fuurished
the village Of Shake-raguudcr-the.
hill, and Ina fixed up Sans shack
which the dIsoIdtrly owner bad left
il confusion, and Molly busted her
s,If about the evening meal, day
after day.
Every body came to see Molly
ME-. Pcudtnuer aud Sampson and
Tltnain aud PengIay, and all the
oil er "Peu's" AID "Tre's'-aud
Molly vent to see them, and the
women talked about every body and
MOLLY talked about Joe. So they
chatDed and slipped their tea, and
busted about aud put it away, aud
st~ed and had tea again, but what
they sand or repeated aud said oven
again II Guild take too long for me
t. write or for you to read, SO We
will let it go. But there Was moth
ig else particular to do just then,
SO they might as we'll have been do
ing that as any thing else.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-02-16
TRAINS GOING N0RTg

Trains 8 and run daily.l. aal +,
except Sunday.
Though tickets 70 all points iu tbs p.
States and Canada on S .Ie at,ialeus m.
baggage checked through 10 dt.,tin,,,-
Peerless Dining cars fu.lmau sl,gpe1 q,
through trains
For tickets, leepiug car aecummntt
local time tables, aud other iuflrma.Ias
to A. b. MEDLlClvr i,s.I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-02-16
Prices reduced on all kinds o.
winter goods at Deller's.


Would rse Kemp's Ba satin zoe the throat and
lungs. ID ), culug more cases coughs. q" a'.
asthma, urmcrti,, Group and ah lhrua, aud
lung lrmb.es tuan auy other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized l.. lloIEy 20 rc-
tIud you money b alter taking three ia-..a
ia "a bottle, reae. Is uol ATTAINED. Price 5as,s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-02-16

Owns and operates nearly $500 miles olI
ough;y equipped road in Illinois NhI
Iowa. Missouri, Minnesota ana uaSo@
it is the Best Dirtct houir BET"
all principal point. ia ,he Worth"
Southwest and tar West.
For maps, time tables rates OF passage
freight, eet. apply to the nearest 'lauyl
OF the CHICAGO, MlL~ArRtE q So fA1-
WAY or TO any Railroad Agent any''aes
World,
r. MILLER, A. V. Il. OA"f'''
Gem Manager. Geu'l Pass d 'l''sI
j. TUCKER, 6E5. II. 'hA'''-
Asst Gen'l Manager Ass'tGenl Pass" u
MILWAUKEE WlscoNs.N'
Il
Eg For information In reference "
and Towns owned by the CHICAGO WIS
Il ST. PAUL RAILWAY CuNrANT WYE
HAuGAN, Land Commissioucr, Aii'aA'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
The Homes.

Congressman Bynrm II having an uphill task
trying to convince the wage workers Of this dis
trics shat he has been working for their best in
teresa in Congress BY advocating free trade In
stead OF making votes he has driven away the
support Of laboring men in every ward or CON-
muuity in which be has spoken. M amount Of
th.rorizins can make the intelligent working
men think that free trade 10 best for them, said
a yesterday" /. like several thou
sand other Indianapolis workinemsn. am paying
for a home through a building assocication, aod
any reduction Of wages would simply
ruin me- I DO not believe any free-trader
will deny that q reduction OF the tariff would
mean a reduction of wages. and I do not believe
there isl sensible man 10 indianapolis paying
with the free-trade party. The securing OF Q
comfortable home IL of more importance TO a
man than the success OF any party. Under the
present system our wsge-worksrs know what
they can do. why should they throw that away
for az uncertainty
In this connection 1t may be stated that the
s ,sss during IN tho the s.'y ls s,:Fk eleven H.ne' n ssSS:
429 cottage residences have been erected
10 Indianapolis at q total cost OF
1887 500, or an average cost OF S9J3.
The mortgage record in the county, recorders
Office shows that over ninety per cent. OF these
cottages have been built with the aid or build
ing associations. which means that the men who
own them are wage-workers, Notwithstanding
Mr. Bynum's slan1erous statement that the
workinemen of indianapolis were idle four
months out Of the year.; that they had no credit
with their e~roceryman. and that their wives had
TO earn the living over the wash-tub.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30

As an Illustration Of the British ~leanines OF
this administration. a gentleman who recently
visited the United States signal service Office in
this city noticed the observer in charge of the
Office unpackirea considerable invoice Of English
inks, and inouiriug as to how it happened that En-:
elish products were given the preference over
American writing fluids. was informed that the
former were chosen bv the government pur-
chasing agents and supplied TO all stations con-
nected with the bureau. American inks have
been heretofore considered good enough 70 keep
the records OF the government under Repno-
lican administrations, but Mr. Clsveland's ad-
miuistration apparently finds it necessary to use
English ink to record its British tendencies.
With English blankets to keep our army warm,
and English ink tn keep our signal service &C.
counts, the gentleman who observed the Incl
dent above referred tn contracted tho opinion
that il did not need Sackvills Vests letter 20
convince this country that this administrator
was 'EoRlisn, quite English, you know