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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
SICK WHEAT.
1t IS the Seed and Not the Land that IL at
Fault.

1t is the Seed and Not the Land that is al
Fault.
Editor Gazette.
Through your courtesy will offer a
few suggestions to the farmers in this
part of Texas, which if needed 1 think
will be of great beneft to them just now
1t Is said by some that our lands are
wheat-siek and they will not SOW because
they do not reap twenty-five to fifty
bushels per acre as they did of yore.
This l think is O mistake, as may be
proved, and has many times been proved
by planting on fresh land with but little
il any better results than is produced on
old land.
Then what is the matter?
We answer the wheat is sick and not
the land. which has and may be proved
by importing good seed from the North
or East. This we think is the best reason
why all new kinds of seed introduced SO
far excel the older kinds for time and
then again fall in par with all the rest.
AS for instance in lS66-the large white
May wheat-a smooth head variety was
introduced which exoeled my and every
other for time.
Then we had the Red sea wheat, the
Mediterranean and many other varieties
introduced one after another, and each
in turn was the champion for a time,
but, like all its predecessors. went down
IN a few years to level with all the
rest.
Now, for the above reasons, and many
more that might be adduced, we think
that it is the wheat and not the land that
Is sick.
This, have found, Is eminently true,
not only of wheat, but Of all other
grains, vegetables anc grasses grown IN
this country. Every experienced gar
dener knows full we'll 1t ia folly to plant
beans or potatoes that have been repro
duced here for more than the third year.
Then we would say, as rule with
thirty-one years. experience in Tarrant
county,, get fresh, imported seed every
three or four years. and If you will get
at it at once, now while we have this fine
season in the ground, you will realize
twelve months from to-day that the IN
sects we had last spring were indeed
blessing in disguise.
People as rule will never buy seed as
long as they have bushel OF their own
raising. Again, il you will SOW early the
use of the pasture during the winter will
doubly pay for the seed.
In conclusion, would say that just
the reverse of the above rule holds good
in this country In the production of fruit.
The longer trees and vines, of each va
riety, have been propagated In this coun-
try the better they will stand the climate
and the better they will produce. Don't
forget this. d. w. SMITH.
Smithfield, Tex. Sept. Is, 1890.
~P. S.-We think the good crops of
wheat produced for the last three seasons
in the Panhandle are far more the result
OF fresh seed than of anything extra in
the seasons, land or climate.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
WEATHER DEMONSTRATION,
December VIII be Warm Month-Winter VIII
Begin Late-Locat1on OF the Storm
Waves Decide the Temperature
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 15.-The last
torn wave of the dangerous storm period
of September will be due to leave the Pa
cif1c coast about the 18th, cross the Mis-
sissippi valley from 90 to 22d and reach
expected to be n severe storm, covering
large portion of the United States, and
to some extent affecting the weather
from the gulf to the Canadian line. My
last letter gave the dates for the storm
due to cross the Mississippi valley from
14th to 10th.
The causes of these storms being unu-
sually severe ascribe to several events.
The earth passing its equluootial, the
moon crossing the earth's equator, the
earth passing the equator of Mars
and the earth crossing the
equator of Venus. causing an increase in
the earth electrical forces.
Much is being published in the newspa-
pers about the coming "hard" winter.
/ do not believe it will be hard winter.
We do not have very cold winters when
Mercury or Venus is close to the earth,
North, and it Is the location of the storm
waves that causes the weather to be very
warm or very cold. South of the storm
center, or low barometer which 1 call
the storm wave, the weather is warmer
and north OF IL the weather is cold, as
have heretofore explained. When two
of the planets run close together the
electrical forces at their equator are in
creased and that drives the storm wave
further north.
During the winter Mercury and Venus
will be near the earth and Mars. Saturn
and Neptune will be on the south side of
the sun, or near where the earth is IN
winter. December will be a very warm
month, and winter will begin late.
know that the weather prophets have
advised the people to prepare for a very
cold winter, but think they have made
o mistake.
The plane of Saturn's equator Is near
ing that part of the earth's orbit where
the earth is in December, and that. too,
IL unfavorable to severe cold but when
the earth reaches that part of its orbit in
December, 1891, we may expect some OF
the greatest storms ever known, ana the
spring months OF that year will be full of
destructive tornadoes.
W. T. FOSTER.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
THE BRT7INR IN RGTPT.

Egypt "hns not sufficiently pro-
crossed, IN the opinion of the English.
to warrant the withdrawal of the British
garrison kept there since the fall of
Ismail. OF course not, and perhaps
never will. The sort of progress that
will dispense with British military sup
port Is beyond the reach OF the Egypt
ians SO long as that country can be of
any service to Albion. Salisbury and
the rest of them are skilled in the order
prevent such hopeful and healthful pro-
gress. They can be depended on to keep
the situation sufficiently muddled 10
afford ample pretexts for continuing
the protectorate, and maintaining
strong garrison there. Besides
has not Christian England charged her
self with she herculeau task of civilizing
the Soudan, Outstanding the natives,
and uprooting the traf1io in slaves? How
can she accomplish these philanthropio
undertakings without having Egypt and
the Nile as base of operations? Clear
ly, the question is ridiculous. Then, too,
there is the Suez canal. which she owns
and controls. Can she afford to with
draw her arms from Cairo and
Alexandria and leave that impor-
tant interest and strategic point
to the protection of Turks and Arabs
who care nothing for England or
her property? Another ridiculous ques-
tion. No. Egyptian progress will
have to do wonders before England will
withdraw her helpful hand and allow
Khedive Tewfk TO rule alone.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
Rather Unexpected.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-The re solu-
tion offered to-day by Congressman Enloe
of Tennessee to censure Kennedy of Ohio
on account of his recent attack upon MIR i.
Quay Hnd the senate does not seem, as q
rule, to meet with approval among the
Democrats although since the matter has
been started they think it will stir up
lively row in the Republican camp.
The prevailing sentiment among the
Democrats is that some one on the Re-
publican side of the house should have
offered resolution of this character, and
they were much surprised to-day when
Mr.. Enloe presented his resolution.
The fact that two prominent Repub-
licans advocated the resolution and
that Mr.. Mckinley moved to adjourn be-
lore the matter could be settled shows
that the majority have been considerably
embarrassed. 1t is reported that MIR.
Kennedy proposes to have something to
say, but the Republican leaders are try
ing to muzzle him lest he should precipi-
tate further trouble. The indications
are that the speaker will put an end to
the whole business by ruling the resolu-
ton out of order, and thus prevent
washing great deal OF soiled linen in
public.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
Ch,ne.e Exclusion Law.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The treasury
customs ut 81 Paso, Tex, that the de-
partment has decided that the laws pro-
viding for the exclusion of Chinese con-
templates the return 10 China, as the
country whence they came, of Chinese
found and adjudged to be unlawfully
within the United States, whether they
entered from China direct or some inter-
mediate country, and that such Chinese
should be returned to China via the port
of San Francisco as the most convenient.
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purpose of introducing aud establishingf
in the District Of Columbia the patent o
the Universal refrigerator company which
is synonymous with the Columbia re-
frigerator company; and,
Whereas, said Bradley Tanner has
been promoted In the pension office by
SAID Gen. Raum; therefore be it,
Resolved, that it is proper and compe-
tent for this committee 10 hear such
testimony as will tend TO prove the
character of this enterprise and the
value of the stock, thereof.
By party vote the committee refused
to adopt this resolution.
Adjourned till Monday.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

THE retaliatory enmlty of France and
Germany which Ministers Reid and
Phelps have been trying of late TO soften f,
is directed far more against the tariff
hogs of this country than against the
lewly porker which is made the pretext
only of hostile legislation. The real
trichina is not in the granting hog, but
in the unfriendly tariff policy of the pro-
lection hogs,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

The Hoosier who injured his knee
while soldier in the late war, in going
from camp to church one Sunday and
was rewarded fer his piety with pen
sion, has furnished for thousands Of
other eager applicants a handy jimmy
for use In breaking into the treasury. A
warrior who cannot prove that he broke
his leg, or sprained his back in his fierce
vine worship, must be a poor stick.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
Hoods SarsapariI!a
Hoods Sarsapari.'a

ty one and an auxiliary working commit
tee of 500, consisting of patriotic Repub-
licans from every section of the state, the
temporary seat of which is in Houston,
will endeavor TO carry out the plan of re-
organization of the Republican party IN
Texas and to lead the campaign in be-
half of the ticket promulgated, and they
solicit the active support and earnest CO.
operation OF every patriotic white Re-
publican in the state,
The REPUBLICAN CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE. MAX URwITZ,
Provisional Secretary.
Houston, Tex. September, 1890.
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Arm Torn In a Gin.
A. n.a44

FLoREsvILLB, Tex, Sept. ia.
Jaensen came down this morning, sent
as an expert to adjust the machinery of
Kroeger's gin. He went Immediately to
the gin without feeing Kroeger or telling
his business, commenced examining the
machinery, aud In Eve minutes had his
right arm torn to shreds from the elbow
to the wrist. He was either very care
less or ignorant. Doctors were sent for,
his wounds dressed and he was taken TO
San Antonio on the noon train He may
lose HE arm and possibly his life.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

THE senate agreed to resolution the
other day allowing machinery for making
sugar from sorghum to come in free of
duty, but refused like favor to cane
sugar machinery. Sorghum is not pro-
duced in the South. and cane is. Hence
the discrimination.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

NEW IBERIA, La, Sept. l4.-Last
night at ball given near this place VIC
tor Miguez and man named Roderi-
guez became involved in a quarrel, dur
Ing which Rodergez shot Miguel
through the heart, killing him Instantly, ,
whereupon brother of Miguel shot and
fatally wounded Roderiusez. All par
ties are citizens Of this parish.
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shocked by Electricity at rnorp Springs.

SnOckeu Dy Giectriclty at Anofp Springs
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
THoRP SPRINGS, TEX, Sept. IA
heavy rain and thunder storm visited
here Yesterday evening. Mr.. Milling
ton, formerly county surveyor OF this
county, while driving up Sulphur street
was so severely shocked that he fell from
his wagon. For some time he was un-
conscious and suffered intensely. He
was carried TO his home, about six or
eight miles northwest Of here, to-day.
It Is thought he will live.
Two horses and two mules were
knocked down on the square. The eye
OF one was put out and D valuable horse
was killed.
Several students OF the university re-
ceived very slight shocks from stove-
pipe that became heavily charged with
electricity.
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Counterfeit $40 Bills.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. l5.-Counter-
felt $40 greenbaoks are being circulated
here and the police are after q gang
which is successfully showing the spurious
money. So far as is known the bills ara
uttered by some bank bearing the stamp
of the German National bank OF New Or
leans.
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FOR MARRIED FOLKS.
To the Gazette.
NocoNA, Tex, April IS, 1890

NocoNA, TEX, April Is, 1591.
To the Gazette.
DEAR SIRs-Received the Encyclopedia
all right. The book is all that Is claimed
for 1t. only wish that l had have got
one ten years ago, when / was first mar
ried. would recommend them to any
young couple; They are brimful Of good
advice and instruction. Please accept
my thanks. Yours, F. b. STUMP.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

WILLY WALLY PHELPS, minister to
Germany, is coming home, presumably
to tell US what q brave stand he made at
the German court for the Am ericau hog,
and TO assist his friend Blame in his con-
test with Reed. willy and his bang cut q
very important figure in European diplo-
macy, IL we may take his word for it.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

IT NOW seems pretty we'll assured that
Mary Anderson will return to the stage
before long. The joys of wedlock, it
seems, are not such as to overcome the
destinations of the footlights.
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WANTED.-.-.FEMALE AGENTS

own towns anu counties. Nice employ
ment. Liberal commissions. Recon-
mendation required. Address N. l..
W.. care Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

Bank Reserve ACents-Postal-Pensi
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-The comp
troller of the currency has approved the
selection OF the following Texas national
bank reserve agents: National bank of
Commerce, St. Louis. for the First
national, Longvew; Chemical national,
New York, and Whitney national, New
Orleans, for the American national,
Galveston; Midland national, Kansas
Citv, for the American national,
Austin; LacIede national, St.
Louis, and Southern national,
New Orleans, for the Gate City national
Texarkana; Western national, New
York, for the Merchants national, Fort
Worth; Mason IS national park bank, New
York, for Fourth national, Dallas
Southern national, New Orleans, and
National bank of Republic, St. LOUIS,
for the First national, Elgin.
Special mail service to Savilla, Harde-
man county.
Star mail service changes from October
l. Braekettville to Ellis, increase TO tri-
weekly; Vernon to Talmage, extend
from Talmage TO Savilla.
Pensions granted: Original, W. c.
Shaddeni pension, John McHale, Bon
ita; John c. Collins, Bolton; Martha
Baker, Aivarado.
Inerease-Joel Benheim, Audubon.
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A PROBLEM that bothsrs the New Eng
landers greatly is, how to give protection
to the North, and with hold it from the
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Bsrnum' 3 tattooed woman came down
from her perch and pounded q Flint
man's face blGer than her own because
he said tAings uncalled for.
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A Resolution to Censure Kennedy
for His Attack On Quay.
1t is Offered by a Democrat and Bids
Fair to Stir Up q Lively Row in
the Republican Camp.
Congress Expected to Adjourn by the First Of
October Bradley Tanner, the Owner
Of Columbia Refrigerator Stock
Adjournment Near at Hand.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-t is alto
gether probable congress will adjourn by
question is now assured by Monday next.
This Is the general opinion entertained
by leading members of both parties.
KENNEDY's SPEECH
has been tempered down and no one who
heard it would recognize it now. Mr..
Kennedy says he has received assurances
from his district that his speech is ap-
proved, but he has altered it so much
that the fire Is out of it.
Enloe's resolution concerning Ken
nedy, will come up Tomorrow.
The treasury department has notified
the collector of customs at Ell Paso that
the law providing for the exclusion of
Chinese contemplates the return to China
of Chinese found to'be lawfully engaged
while in the United States. whether they
entered from China direct or some inter-
mediate country, and that such Chinese
should be returned at once TO China.
John f. swayne aud wife of Fort
Worth arrived tonight. They are at
the Ebbitt house for few days.
HON. NJ. A. SMITH,
delegate from Arizona, received a dis
patch from Phoenix to- night stating that
he had been renominated by acclama-
ton. He is one of the most popular
representatives in congress, works hard,
attends to the demands of his
constituents. This evidence of his popu-
larity and worth is but fitting recog-
milton for services well performed.
TARDY CENSUS RETURNS.
Superintendent of the Census Porter
says the complete count for the
entire country will not be
made for several weeks. Over
200 supervisors districts have not
been heard from and a recount will be
made by special agents. Several of
these districts are in Texas, hence the
reason for delay in making up returns
for Texas cities and counties.
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