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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

SALT OF THE EARTH
The Horny-Handed Sons OF
Toll at ST. Louis
SEVERAL THOUSAND STRONG.
What They win Do at Their Grand Ma
tiOnal Convention.
Democrats Assemble at Albany and the
Hill Men Are Ready for Business
The Boilers Programme.
Address to Republicans.
SEVERAL THOUSAND STRONG.
Hill and the Boiters.


ALBANY, N Y, Feb. 21.-There seems
now to be little doubt that the delegation to
Chicago win be bound by the Funit rule to
the fortunes of Hill. The topics of specula-
ton to-day have been the personnel of the
delegation at large, and tho possible
action to be taken tomorrow by the
anti-Hill forces Ellery Anderson
of Insurance Maxwell, Robert Whitney,
and ex-Secretary OF the Treasury Fair
child have been during the day maturing
protest to be offered tomorrow against the
coming convention. This protest, as also
the possible address to the people, viii not
be completed until the ADVICE shall
be had of those anti-Hill people
who are expected to arrive tomorrow,
No one expects the State committee to give
any serious consideration to the protest re-
ferred to- Anti-Hill people will meet at
o'clock tomorrow after receipt of tidings
from the state committee as to the
situation on the protest. 1t is eX
do not say so, that an address
will be issued to the Democrats of the state
in which the time and place for another
convention win be named, and voters will
be asked to hold primaries for the selection
of delegates thereto.
The convention to morrow will be called
to order at noon, and after temporary or
named recess win be had until o'clock
It will be during this recess that the oppo-
nents of Senator Hill will have their meet
ing in Union hall, where the convention Is
to be held.
This afternoon Richard Croker and Ed
ward murl by, Jr., chairman of the
state committee, came in from Troy
and repaired to the rooms of Hill
at the Del avian. They were Joined by W.
Bourke Cockrane, James j. Martin, Thomas
f. Gilroy and Lieutenant Governor Shee-
han. A conference of three hours dura-
tion was had. The subject of temporary
and permanent organization was considered
and settled. The temporary chairman will be
Judge Nebee of the state board of claims
and Gen. d. f. Sickles will be permanent
chairman. Though the personnel of the
delegation at large was eanvassed deci-
Hugh Mclaughlin of Brooklyn, who was
expected at 10 o'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
Tho wealth Proaucers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb 21-Every incom-
ing train to-day brought hordes OF horny
handed sons of toll who come to attend the
largest convention of wealth producers
diately upon arrival they were
conducted to their assigned
quarters by the various reception commit
tees. Among the leaders Of the various or
CARNATIONS the Sabbath was not one of
rest, but rather day Ct labor, and 60 some
extent one of anxiety. On the
other hand some of the lay delegates
spent the day in sightseeing and
enjoyment. while others louneed about the
motel corridors quietly discussing the prob
lens which they had come hero to solve,
while still others were standing in
groups in animated conversation over
the probabilities of d third party being
placed in the field. Associated Press
reporters made the rounds OF the various
hotels where the husbandmen are stopping
and the result shows that a great many
delegates are in favor of putting candi-
dates in the field for the presidency
and e-presidency, while others say
that the time has not vet
arrived for such action that one of the old
parties may yet adopt platform which
will meet the views of the agrlcGlturists
and working men, and that there is time
enough for action. The latter though, are
IN very small minority and il
IS not at all likely that they
can carry the day when the question is
brought before the convention which will
open at 2 O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. G. f. Washburn, chairman of
the national finance committee Of
the Peoples party in an inter-
view with an Associated Press reporter
this evening said: Il believe that the
confederated industrial conference which
meets tomorrow will take independent
political action. There is no doubt that q
committee will be appointed by this con-
vention which viii be authorized to act
in conjunction with the national committee
OF the peoples party in calling national
nominating convention before June l.
believe the platform viii be brief, contain
ing but few planks, but it viii be very clear
seems to be hourly rising in favor
of independent action and by tomorrow it
viii be irresistible.
IF Livingstone, Terrell and Macune at
tempt to resist it they will be literally
swept out of the way Delegates that
have arrived from their states claim that
their constituencies viii repudiate them
il they attempt to oppose the majority
conference and that hfe would be made
miserable on their return home after the
conference
From present indications it would seem as
though this would be the largest and most
important industrial conference ever held
in this country. IL IS estimated that there
viii be from three to ten thousand visitors
in the city during its Session.
The above about expresses the senti-
ments OF the leaders of the new movement,
and It viii not De surprising i the scheme
to hold a national nominating convention is
carried through Ssi.h . uhsa0 and huz-ah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

At all events the farmers say that they viii
try and take hold of the reins of the gov
eminent for while and see whether or not
they can aHaeliorate their condition, which
they say is becoming unbearsble.
The California delegation this evening
adopted 9 resolution which viii create
somewhat OF a sensation in political circles.
Following IS the text OF the resolution:
Whereas. there are certain parties in the
city of St Louis booming Leland Stanford
for the presidency Of the United States,
and
Whereas, the delegates from the state Of
California representing the Farmers ALI
ance, Citizens Alliance. Knights of Labor,
Reform Press association and Peoples
party emphasically declare that the people
of California are not looking for a
Caesar, u Cromwell, a railroad mon
opollst or millionaire. but rather
for Cincinuatus, and when he is found we
viii know him by the character he bears
and the work he has done.
TSignedl MARION CANNON.
f. A and l. Q.
]. n. BARTON,
Peoples Party.
]. A. JOHNSON, r. p. a.
]. L. GILBERT,
Citizens Alliance.
JESSE PoUNDsToNE.
Executive Com'tee.
= AkOHStCI ECttE-OuS u4GGAlliS WIS UCtt til
Music Hall exposition building tonight, at
which Rev. De La Matyr of Ohio preached
3 sermon. Fully 5000 farmers We're present.
The programme for tomorrow win be
opened by meetings at 9 o'clock OF the ma
tional executive committee of the Peoples
party at Music hall and the National Re-
form press association at Chalsworth hall.
After luncheon the delegates to the confer
ence viii proceed to the place of meeting,
where Henry Terrell of Texas will call the
convention to order
Hon. G. p. Waubridge, president of the
city council, viii then welcome the dele
gates, after which addresses win be de
livered by Messrs. l. L. Polk. president of
the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union;
7. Y. Powderly, general master workman
knights of Labor, and lgnatius Donnelly
in behalf of the farmers of the North
west. A temporary organization will then
be + effected and a committee on
credentials appointed. The appointment of
this committee will probably consume the
remainder Of the afternoon and the conven-
ton will not get down 10 business before
Tuesday morning. A number of organiza-
tions will have lively time getting recog-
milton from the credentials committee, not
ably the prohibitienists and woman su1frag-
lists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

& Fore5gn List.
- - 2-erSsl, Peter = Luttmany, George
RresisS,s sfrot Herman Sabha, Nasar
miscellaneous.
Ed Tex Church News western Provision CT
Eureka Steam L 'ndry Don, 40 Calhoun street
Hunter, Newlsud ( Co 4 NJ, Fort Worth, Tex
Packages.
Miller Clarence D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
Not a Candidate.

Special to the Gazette.
HousToS, Tex, Feb. 21-Col NJ S.
Munson, who has been prominently men
toned as a candidate for lieutenant-goy-
ernor, was in the city to-day, and says he
is candidate for no Office. He is now
farming and says there is more money in
raising long staple cotton than in politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
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LIST OF LETTERS

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

Which will h havesEIt does seem as Il
some folks prefer 10 have the last condit ion OF
the liver rather Nan the first They per pstu-
ally dose themselA Is with purga tfseS totally
without virtue as @tCr1tive oLAfyer trouble.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitterssfs the successful
candidate for the DedAle's Gzolce, and yet. pop
ulsr and well known al 81 there are unfortl-
mates who keep on tryis the drastic remedies
OF former days. II is tetA intelligent portion OF
OF the public that tn rs AEnown and long tried
properties OF the H sers aA2eal Reason should
be guided by ext euce in N matter OF medica-
ton ''The besFguide 20 Oh feet Is the lamp
revolutionary riod, and the xclamatfon IS
pregnant with ruth. For overNa third OF
century the Bitters daily has meA9ith the en-
paint, nialaria' coustfra:iol. ,Aatistp de-
biifty and troubles accompanied by dyspepsia
Lattefiy IL has declared itself and been
thoroughly approved IS remedy for ia
griHDe-n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

CHESS matches by telephone are popular
In England.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

The city OF Frankfort-on-the-M Main has
sent beautiful silver statue TO Dr. MIGUEL,
minister OF France IN Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

They are: W. }. DAILY, H. Dixon and A. ii. sears
first. second and third officers respectively Thomas
II. Hunt one OF the best Known pursers on the line,
and Albert Hayes rivals him with his record As
steward. DR. John <. IIawlcy, the slips surgeon,
is good at curing he IS at telling truthful yarns,
which Is great praise. Among those on board were {;
Mr.. and Mrs +. W. wins. Mrs. Thomas L. Hunt Mr..
aud Mrs. a. G. Bedford. Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Der
ger, W. j. QunlaE, II. A. smith,
Il. J. Klmban. Mr.. and Mrs ". l..
Beers, Mr.. Van Ness. J. +. Burt,
Captain G. l.. Norton. \. c. Phillip, Commodore
Charles II. Lorng. F. \. Freeman and G. W. Peck.
The members Of the Naval Inspection Board were
Captain Byron wilson, Commander George e. ldc'
Lieutenant Commander Conway IL. Arnold and Chief
Engineer r. a. Magce. The Segnranca left Aer pier
at Roberts stores Brooklyn. before day igm yester-
day morning and steamed along the NcwJersey COST
10 point In the Atlantic Ocean opposite BarneSdt
and back.
y resolution expressing the qualification OF the com
pauy at the success Of the ship. and cOnGrtnldiln
her owners and officers, adopted by Il unainmous
vote OF those on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
DOWN THE COAST TO BARNEGAT
TRIAL TRIP OF THE sEGURANCA UNDER TIE
POSTAL CoXTRACT LAW.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE sEGURANCA UNDER TIE
POSTAL CONTRACT LAW.
Another American ship has proved her fitness TO be-
come a United states mail carrier and Naval Reserve
ship and the American flag viii wave from the stern
Of a worthy vessel and carry The proof Of American
patrioti,m scauan,hp and shpbuilding ability to the
continent Of south America. Yesterday the >eguranca,
Of the United states and Brazil Mail steamship Com
pany was tested by the Naval Board OF Inspection and
for eight hours ran successfully trial through the
sea which washes the beach-d New-Jersey coast
The ~eguranca. despite the fact that she has been
III tropical waters, that her bottom has consequently
been badly fOuled by harn0cles, etc, and that she
has not been cleaned for five months, developed
speed of - 81 knots. There is no doubt that she
could do much better If she were drydockcd and
cleaned but unfortunately docking facilities could
be secured before yesterdays trial. However the
shin has the right TO the subsidy for carrying
United states mails to Brazil and other South American
ports and twOthllds OF a dollar Will be allowed 10
her by the United States for each mile sailed On her
voyages.
The scgulan-a WAS built at Chester, Penn. In
1880, and manned by American officers.
What stuff they made OF shown
bv her c:pan. James r.. Beers. some
wears ago. when he took the burning Visianca, with
her iron side, red hot into the port OF Para. saving
the ship, crew and passengers by his magnificent sea
nAnslip and pluck. His officer, all able men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
FURNISHED Rooms.

\ HANDSOME large front room. nicely
furnished and decorated, reasonable. 81
West >l-tst.
N.-NOW READY, In elegant n,w IIar-
lem Library building, next moor To Han m
g. uh 90 WaSt cz5d--' suite. Of two rooms
a'd b Oh f-t''rtl ~ingi.I att,nda rr. WI L.
cox ) SlIlLION 2i5 Wet l25th-st.
INPEBOYAL RESTAURANT. Al West
.Sth-st. Handsomely furnished rooms. with
bath.
LNEGt h,nd.om,lr furnished rooms ;
RIA Z. ltlfoous gentlemen only. ~
Wo-t "lsi.st.
NICELY FURNISHED ruom: private
family, gentlemen. l51 West l2th--t.
NICELY FINISHED. square room !;
ample closets; all cOnycniencrs; table :
horac location fr>t-cla~~. az LeNineton-a,".
80. ~ MADlSON.AVE.-D iNblc ID
floor front aud connecting room also hall
room references.
25TH.ST.. 1l6 EAST. near 4th-syc.-
Pleasant Rooms, en- suite or single, from
- 30 M. references.
37Tn-Sr.. 10 WEST. -Ncwiv-furnlshcd
square rooms o. let, without bodrd, ~
Gentleman reference, required.
iGrII ST. % AST.-I1casant. sunny
second floor front room: large closets : parlor
dining room; reference.
GIST-Sr., - FAS1 Handsomely FUR:
nished rooms back parlor. first ana mira
iioor gentlemen private family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
for Sole.

a FINE SlDEBOAkD two IGrlor suits.
mirrors cabinets. bed SUR. folding bed.
lounges. piano. &c. few wc,k. u-cd. cheap.
Pihd'e hou-e. los Lat 4Cth-st. mar
LcNlhgton-aNe.
Al REDUCED PRICFS-sO0 second.
hand wood and iron working mlchines !;
changed. GEORGE i. EDDY, 1913 Nadi'
son--t.
Bi.ItKS. BRICKS FOR SALE.-Jaidcn
Brtk Co.. c1ydritg 30 600 900 nauu-
lsctufers ~ bui PompcAan. ornamental and
red frunt~ arches ground A. shortest notice.
Once. " North 13th-s'.. Phl'd rlwia
BEAUTIFUL 5000 upright. u-.i SIX
months -acriHccd slGO. rather than stor-
age. bargain II sold before 18th 10 offer
refused immediate. 33j VT -oth--t.
BICYCLE han racer. elegant. about
new cheap. Il. V. HAGEN, 74O Lexington
ave. Bfooklyn.
FOR SALF.-Genuiuc black ard tan
pup very snail and pretty. ..3ci 2d-aNe,
near l-3d 20.
FOR SAIL Butter store nnc hXtuf,e
'asn trfdr- " III b. >nd cheap; owner going
out Of bu,ine->. 1.529 .d-ayc.
PIANOFOETr.> new. sIjO: organs.
y stops. sis catalogue free. Address
DANIEL f. BEATTY. Washington. y. j
SAFES.--Lafgc stock OF lrc and burglar
proc! safes Mosler make also slightly d.
ice.worn safes Of diff, rent make, al very
low ngurcs -afcs moved exchanged and re-.
paired. MOSLER SAFE CO., Broadway
and i0fb.>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
bnslHess &nantes.

ADVERTISEMENTS. GIRO ULARs. n
ticcs. u.iu',- projects graphically DE-
s-r.bcd with originality. s'ill and ilters )
finish 10 year. hu-ines- references.
br. NC Nl:1llN. Literary Bureau,
3l6 W"st 5ath--t.
4 FULL SUIT q ancd ard piessed,
only sl Hat- Your oyefc0a' rcIslrrd by
:. SMITH. Tailor. 800 1annl-'t.. near
broadway.
ALL KINDS OF SforES and stock, o.
WcIchaldl-. bought for SPIT cash Whole
,alc or retail took. By ). GEEENNvALD.
ofhc". Sa6 2d.ltr. Ncw.iorh CITY.
\ SUIT or CLOTHES cleaned add
pros td VIII look suudl To- new. ana Only
costs ~. -. SMITH. Tailor, 800 'usl-st,
ENpRMOr> INDUSTRY manunsct-
nrhs necessity WhoJo,rr there g., a NIL
road want. investor. iruking FOR large
prort- and safe inytruhcnt. ALL
Ali'AEp. Tribune once.
ENGlnIERS all Lind~. wanted 70 IN
vest 10 Immensely profitable manufacturing
Industry Who's brilliant future they viii
orirc
FEOM 400 UP-ENceItional oppor-
tuniiy even for small capitalist. u inyet
~ sair, legitimate. extensive, fir-rcachipg,
profitable manufacturing Industry. 200 PER
CENT Tribune once.
fNp' ikl NiDkb fbi SALE, on i'-
count Of sickness. u court-Nt Brooklyn.
HOTEL 1t. Augustine Fla. 81 rooms
hOicr lOclti u lca.c and furniture. II : o. :
i1ic opportunity business c,tabli-h'd and
profitable. j. W. ATWATER. - LibcIty-s 1t
IRON MINE and mineral rights a grand
opportunity iOr an investor. WIN. II.
BRAY. Mine I'M. y. j.
LAWYER Of reputation and experience
viii taAc entire management o, estate .
more satisfactory arrangements probable
than with ordinary agents Address D.
{. L.. BoV T. Tribune once.
LOAN or - 900 wanted FOR year good
security 0l>l piult Of 100 per cent given.
Address Box II, - Church-st.
TO RFNT.-lor one year or q strle, Of
year, completely furnishod and going
hotol Adi,e>s LYNNE CASTLE. Pass
Christian. Miss
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL. wanted good
security ard 800 pcr cent proit giS en-.
Address FINANCE, - Chuich-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

TO CITIZENS OF NEW-Y0RK; Grcnt frauds
were perpcntcd the registry last and will he
ptcd yon ,alnc the elective franchise
and womd protect rights and prevent fraud " -
vour tlutv thar registers from house
unless legally entitled to do 80. EXAMINE TIE
REGISTRY LIST. II public copy of which will be NJ
your place of registration every day M 10 Election
DAY. II YOU find that person il registered from
ycur house who does live there report nj once TO
the Republican County Commiiiee AT the Fifth Avenue
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
Ciln Real estate for Sale.
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
NEW FACTORY BUILDING. S5xl0o
six stories and bas mem. win STAN power,
two elevators ard excellent light; coated
mooklvn T.. u. shipping facilities uneN-
cellcd :. T.. & ". VERNON. 80 Duane
ST, y. y.
FOR SALE.-IIOu~cs-2 sl"-ant i--tory
carved OctagOn stone; extension dining
room extra sizr. ir,'-class IN every par
t!cular; every modern Improvement; choice
location: one block from iOuptlns-aN". ]
station and all car unc, also some 3--tory
ana ba .cuent. Apply 20 Owner and builder,
JOHN FRASER on prenli-"s. lO1 10 IUI
NcDonougn near Tompkns-aNc.
Jersey City.
FOR SALE.-Eicsau new house. Jersey
Civ HEIGHTS 10 rooms, 81 lhpIof rH'h''
"1 roinft.. 10 New-YOfk ly railroad price,
AZ 500: terms easy. improved country
properiy or small farm taken IN pant pay
inelt. Address OWN Eli T. .. Box 8. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
Doar0 Wantc0.

LADY W-hc, board and residence with
-+r.cflr priSat" family. between lStn-~t.
aud i2Ist.. an ord 6th GSc-., $40 pr
Up calendar month reference exchanged.
PERMANENT lIoN 81. Uptown Tribune
p1.". ! % Broad Nav.
WANTrD.-ln HIrlrn.. nr IN a pleas- Mt
lo,alty ne.r on. ~ The uptown parks a
sunny room. with hlarl To- a lady -atie-
factory references. Adde'S +. b. 80?
LcNlugtOI-If'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
miscellaneous

ACADEMY Of MEDICAL HYPNOTISM.
3l6 Wo-t 59th-.t.-Dr. MCCARTHY re-.
reivcs pupils and patients daily vacancy
Tor invalid hoaIdor. Thursday evening",
hypnotic experimental class sesnce.
\ NEW DISCOVERY.-Mme. nuI. 49,
West .3d st. removes superluous hair from
face, ncrh. &c, permanently, without clec-
thcity, pain or injury.
BY 4 LAIE scientific discovery pure
butter can be made FOR less than , cents pr
pound circulars fIce small trial sample 10
cents. Or 81 for enough 10 make 80 pounds
EUREKA MFG. CO.. Albany. y. Y.
COMPILATION STEAMING. mcial mas.
sage. manicure shaIup0ons ~ ladic-' resi-
dcnce or my own MIR. +. PETERSON. III
Wcot l9thst
FURNITURE family breaking up
their home. desire. IN order 60 save storage,
10 rent their iunitur" 10 thoroughly re-
sponsihlc I1'tic- terms moo rat" ~ such.
Addfcs- +. IRWIN, 50 Columbia He ghts.
brooklyn.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispo.. of
their lrft-of clothing u fair Nllur viii
please call or aIdrcs, EDWARD MILLER,
OS Gth-asc.
ICE.MAKING and EEFRIGERATING
ul1rts Many In operation. giving great
results very simple construction. Address
STEELE & CONDlCT, 80 Pc. Hist, Jersey
CITY, y. J.
wESTIOTORN'S detective and law
agency. divotcrs speciality; hnnnlncnts,
Separations. dcscrtlon, wife support. dam
age. collections: all courts private infor-
nation: confidential consultation free. -
N1~>iu-st
SEAL GARMENTS repaired, rciycd.
altered AID rcnoIclltd 81 new shapes '~t-
u,,tr. given. - a dav: iiIst-clas, work.
GEEGG l3l West 22d-'t.