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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
INTERESTING FIGURES.
Number of Livestock Per Head of Popula-
ton In Different Countries.

Number of Livestock Per Head of Popula-
tion In Different Countries.
In 1885 there were Al 200, 200 sheep in
the United States; ~ 200, 000in Austria
liza and 100 900 Zoo in the Argentine Re-
public. We have two-thirds OF sheep
to every inhabitant; in the Argentine
Republic there are twenty-five sheep and
in Uruguay forty sheep TO every man
woman and child. We have 40 900, 900
of horned CATTLE population OF
60 zoo, 200; the Argentine Republic and
Uruguay have IS 900 900 of cattle TO a
population of 4 200 900. In Uruguay !,
with population of 500, 900 souls, there
are 8, 900 900 of cattle, 20, 900, 900 of
sheep, 2 900, 900 of horses, or sixty head
of stock for each man, woman and child.
Fifteen million dollars have been invest
ed in wire fences In Uruguay alone, and
more than twice as much in the Argen-
tine Republic. In either of these ooun-
tries q cow can be bought for IS, steer
fattened for the market for $40 or Sl2, a
pair of oxen for S25. a sheep for fifty or
sixty cents. an ordinary working horse
for IS or $40, and roadster for SIS,
mule for SIS and o mare for whatever
her hide will bring. Mares are never
broken 10 saddle or harness, but are al
lowed to run wild in the pastures from
the time they are foaled until they cease
to be of value for breeding, when they
are driven to the saledros or slaughter
houses and killed for their hides. A
man who would use a mare under the
saddle or before a wagon would be con-
Eidered of unsound mind. There Is a
superstition against IL.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
4 Great Convention.
Waxahachie Democrat

The Fort Worth Chamber of CONNER ce
has Issued call for q meeting, to be
held there on September. "a, OF repre-
sentatives from trade and manufacturing
organizations, boards of trade and in
fact, all interested in securing the advent
of capital and establishment of manu-
featuring interests in the state. United
action in this respect cannot fail to pro-
duce beneficial results and it Is to be
hoped the convention will be well at
tended. Whilst capital is conservative it
is by no means backward to take adj
vantage of opportunities offered. Mil
lions of dollars now lying Idle would be
invested in enterprises in this state if
united and well directed efforts were
made to attract the attention of pital.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
rnE EATE oF LSM1IL

Credit is gwen to the rumor that Ismail
Pasha has met the fate of those sus-
pected OF feared By the sultan while o
visitor or rather virtual prisoner in the
suitan's palace ut Constantinople.
Ismail VIII be remembered as the bril-
liant aud progressive, though extrara-
giant aud highilying khedive of Egypt
some years ago, under whose rule and
patronage the suez canal was built, and
the effort made TO bring under civilized
rule the land of the Pharaohs. called the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
For disOrdered liver try Beecham's Pills.
Standing IN Its Own Light.
Vernon Guard.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE makes
strong plea for the completion of the AL
buquerQue road to Springtown, if no fur
Their. This appears to be very necessary
enterprise to that thriving city, and that
it is permitted 10 lag, and even to drop,
considering its importance, will excite
surprise. The country which this road
would penetrate after leaving Springtown
IN the direction of Albuquerque Is in
creasiug in population only second TO the
favored Panhandle country, and its COM
mercial necessities will soon demand the
construction of road. The Fort doubt
less knows its own business best, but to
an uninterested observer it would seem
to be standing in its own sunlight by not
building this road.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
The total transfers for July, 1890.

The total transfers for July, 1890,
amounted TO 1924 $40. sc.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
in January amounted to S6l5. 40 so.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
in February amounted TO S3lS, 740.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
in March amounted 10 1924 600.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
In April amounted TO Sl9l ,S52.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
In May amounted to S6l5 1874 90.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
in June amounted 10 S2I9 .03I.
The largest aggregate sales for one day
in july amounted to S74 ,432 .2l.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN llISSIS-
SIPPI


iSIPFI.
The professional woman sufTragists
who have sought for years in vain to
gain recognition, and secure desired leg
islation from Northern or Western states,
should turn their attention to Mississippi
where the prospects for political equal
ity are far more flattering than in any
northern state. The franchise commit
tee of the state constitutional convention
has reported IN favor of woman suffrage,
and the prospect of its adoption by the
convention is said to be excellent.
Doubtless Susan B. Anthony and her CO.
adjutors will be greatly surprised at find
ing that woman suffrage should spring
up spontaneously, and attain to the full
ness and ripeness of maturity in q few
weeks, in Il section of the country into
which they had never gone, or sowed the
seeds of their peculiar doctrine. But
curious and surprising Us it may seem,
such consummation appears to be quite
sure, and not far away.
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Ueep MRter.


The depth of the water at low tide on
the Galveston bar is barely twelve and q
half feet. On the Brazos bar, also at
low tide, the depth is now about 13 to 10
l-2 feet, an increase OF from to feet.
The expenditure of over 81 200, 900 at
Galveston resulted in an increase of from
TO Inches depth. About one-third of
that amount spent ut the Brazos has put
25 feet of water whete was formerly less
han Y feet.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

You cannot make silk purse out of q
sow's ear, or q gentleman out of a black
guard Illinois congressman. With all
the passionate nature of the South, thank
God! no Southern congressman ever
proved to be such q blackguard as
Cannon of Illinois has shown himself to
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

Mr., BLAINE cares nothing at all about
the manufacturer now. His big, manly
heart goes out i'll sympathy to the farmer,
for whose benefit he invented reciprocity.
Nj. Blame Is very sympathetic, and
likewise very smooth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

IN North Carolina the negroes have
bounced their white leaders and will
freeze to q colored Moses, as they appear
anxious to do in this state. The con-
tempt which they display for their white
leaders and advisers ought to dRmpen
the ardor of DR.. Harrison in their behalf.
If he were IN North Carolina now he
would be mighty small potato in the
eyes of the negroes.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

the Republicans of Texas are organ
,zing for the fray. That's right-it
proves that they are free to organize and
puts to shame the liars who deny the ex-
,stence of political freedom in Texas.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

IF Joe Vulgarity Cannon wishes TO
MAINTAIN his supremacy as Republican
leader in the House, he should provide
himself with pair of brass knucks or
trusty six-shooter. The brethren seem
TO have 1t in for him.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

KANSAS has not yet got all OF its own.
There are q few Crauks outside of it, one
OF them being the delegate in the Miss
issippi convention who would disfreu-
chise every man "boru out of lawful
wedlock. +" 1t is very naughty of course,
for any man to be born SO, but how can
he help Il?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04

a "sTATF correspondent OF the
Houston Post writing to his paper from
Austin, expresses the sage opinion that
Gen. EIogg's election US governor "may
not be such bad thing for Texas nfter
ALL" Indeed.
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Col. DUDLEY of blocks of five noto-
riety is said to have withdrawn his suits
against New York newspapers. These
served rs bluff, and their withdrawal
did not disprove the assertion that the
administration aegis protected him from
the action OF law.
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THE revolt of the First Families in
South Carolina has collapsed, and peace
reigus once more in the Democratic
camp. The Tillmanites are on tho top
to stay until they demonstrate their I'M
fitness for the duties assumed. The F.
e. & saw this and wisely resolved to not
break their heads against stone wall.
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THEY are not yet done counting the re-
cent Democratic majority in Kentucky Z,
which is at present 81 900, with twelve
counties to hear from.
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cultural department for the Fort Worth
GAZETTE.
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A Cold Day.

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discovered, sings like nightingale. It's
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joining the city on the north, not far
from the stoekyards. and here will be
built shops aud round houses in which
eventually fully 1000 men will be- en-
ployed. The terms OF the contract are
that within 100 days from August the
company Is TO begin work but
it is probable that work will,
as stated, begin immediately.
A large boarding house. hotel aud 800
residences are 10 be built adjoining the
shops, and inside of twelve months these
shops alone will add 5000 people to our
population, who will buy from our mer-
chants and help build up our retail trade.
Five hundred families ut least will want
homes, aud this will give additional
value to Fort Worth real estate. The
shops are to be modern and tirst-class IN
every particular. An electric street car
line Is TO be built from the city TO this
Union Pacific addition aud will be in OPP
Grafton in few months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
THE MARKETS
GraIn. TreN.l.lons. rtc.

CFfCtSo, NeTt y
FLOUR -Cuiet and sfeaer. Spring fssfsafs
f5U2a io. Bahers. S. s0aSoo. sfrafrhfs a. 80
et95 Winter PateaiA - 20 -. Clears. SEQ
Gteo
wHrAT-Rai,a active aus higher Sc 2
cash p 7tsGesc. DecernbeI g. oitsff.2s and
Nay siostsai07s.
CoR0-Acfive ana nrm ea-lv. latel easier.
No 2 f7i.947t.c. 30 ? yellow F4Nss 81.
80 = feHGs-sc. No. g YrHow. s1asGf7 3 e.
Octoaer. f7hafse. Nav. 60, rp'sc
CAs s-Sfea1T SO q HG1rsr. October.
far supply and stes6Y So Tf4s1c $50.
White. 57is0S4c. Ne. 2 "a a. se. 10.
white aa4f9c
RYE-Easy 80 r cash. eo.sasir. sep'sp.bsr
delivery Cfc Ocf0her flfs sGf1r anc ne' euiiafr
ssGNs sample iols slatsisc for ~ 2 tna
5safoc for 80 3
pserrY- sssr trf ~ lover 70 ~.
tot'sf 81 Sample Cofrnaoa. ts9asei soci
% cto5ce. h3d6 So ard sEtra lefs eSa7tc
HAss PoHg Ns-set soaerhaf rassffi~t.
vith active trasinF AZ stea9Y price,
Prices cnof this af 80 'rs7 io ~. f7r rash - s
e. 9 fe- c.r-.rr be-. e. a1Ts p f7r oefnfsT
81 90 % oo cor 5anuarg. and tis re 81 fs
for MaT
Iteu- rsfh.r euisf ane gTic,s ra - sfssf. ~
prfces ranges 81 . E.1s = fer .asA o. "a
fs-s f-r efeffr- tsf o. Ei4f 81 fof Ctt0aer
aas - f- f2f . far gsHasrT
prI1fa Creauerr fe1ke. nairF. nan
pacE'-e sto.k
ps-trsr fars 90 clrns g ~ - srras
csfeFsrs ensr,f per r. Live Fufff - -
psr 70 Tlse Dusfs s0sc per if tlfs e'etst-
e 8tN ao psF 6o7sn
rf D-re.ss SPIRITS raasa frn - 2 =
psr s.. far anlsase Feoss
~ vosr s.ps ~
Wust7-fa - f-v~- ssrteat.ef = -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
TORN TO PIECES.
Len. Womea and Children Mar
glsd II South Africa.
~ Unknosn Miscresns Rsseasss ia
Animals Ct a haenagerss ~lIh
AufA Results
A BIooD-cVkDIINs plsFArca

LosDoN. sept ls-A2l 43yless lrela
Kin berly. Seafa Afsica. tel % "a aNfal
occurrence taere. Some psrsoa beaEing
III feeling toward the psoprietar
0f Fllis NeHageris opened tAe coars
q the cages eonnning the Wild al
mails and sel thea AL tree. four at
teuaaats sleeping on tae prem ses
were mangled beyond recognition. be-
ing actually tara limb from lmb. bitten
and gnashel az the Iucst slckening r4n-
GER -Four enormous ua.e lions spFaag
from cages and made fog The stables.
where one % them leapet upon the back
of the great iumplag stallion. The at
teadants, a Scotea anan named Patterson
and three Kafir boys. armed with
stA Ole fogks, rushed - the relief OF the
stallion. From the dyipg words q one
Kaflr. Who Was the only one able 70
sueak when aid came, IL was learned
that they rushed 20 unspeakable torture
and met fearful death. A little child
OF James 6rindley, happening 10 be in
rear room opening on a garden,
was pounced upon by eheetsh
and dragged into the open air where its
agonized mother saw il torn 10 pieces.
Other AID equally narrowing Incidents
are reported. among whlcs IS the kill
ing Of five women, who we're fearfullY
mangled. When the mails left tho
police were organizing into hunting
parties, and the town was in condition
OF panic and siege.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
60 CoMRepEs MEFT.

The Army OF the Camhcriand snd to
Army Of West virginia Hold Usnnioas
at Toledo, O.. aud P&rkersbarg. -. "a.
Respsctlveiy.
TOLEDO O.. Sept Wednesday at
II a. n. the Society - the Army oi t5e
Cumberland began It's reunion 81 Me-
mortal Hall The session was called 20
order by judge T. r. Cochran. Who.
after prayer b. Rev 7. s SEWN. turned
the meeting over 10 General Rosecrans.
the president Tho treasurer re-
port showed balance % s2Ig0
on hand. resolution was adopted
FOR the appointment ~ q committee
FIVE. a. which Colonel W -
Colbgrn shall be chairman. 30 visit tie
field o. Chickauaura ln connection
with the Secretary e War and Chlcka-
magg3 park counis issloners
Ia the evening see society vss es-
corted 20 Mcmor.s a. Han hY tbe local
military for formal frccFtIon hfifr
prayer Jnirs T. a. Cochran delivered
ibo address - welcome. wlich was Pc
srondei 90 br General Roeecra1s in .
threclniuute speech. General Yates =.
Tbgrston. 81 Nashville. then cell rercl
the annual oration.
pAngfgsrf1a. So Fa. sept is The
Society of fhe Army ~ West Nirc.
opened ifs fCurth annnaf rcnniea here
Wcdnes5ar The eNore SOS oFenca uith
a parade 81 So O'Clock in ubleh thp
veterans of she Grand hrrv of ths
ncpubilc ard other organizations iaok
part Esl'resIacnt Hayes frat fIne-
president of the society and scfnv
president since the aeath cf General
. Crook. vas warmly crested alorr tbs
route Governor ileu ng General
william Gibson. Ccncrsi D. = Iieof
a Kansas Cfr. Cenrral p D. Ee'iT,
General ~ Is Cgffs and ether dlfi n-
ruishcd ncn aiso rode In tbe iiue A.
ths grove selected for ffe meeting q
monster fcnf safh .auaeItv fer
. -. o0a lad been erected A fafre apsi-
err. hs1 assembled p f when sensrsl
Hsves cane5 ftr meeting to orasf ard
intro5 reed Nafor Nibtens xho de-
fserrd sn asarcss ~ welcome Ges-
+ error Tioni or reformed ths sarns ories
or behalf % 3e State. ~ whlfh 6en.
e-sl Haves rfntataf