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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
Clos Grup.

WINoNA, MINI. dnia IL Lipca 1898.
Ma posiedzeniu Tow. K6lka Drama
tycznego, grupy "a Nv. N. p, dnia III.
go LiPca I. r, odezws Csnzora byla je.
dnogiosnie odrzucona jsko niszgodna Z
uohwaia Sejmu TX, a natomiast uchwa
lono wysiac Dslegst6w ma Sejm zvo.a-
NJ Przez Rasd Ceutralny na dEie6 Ago
Wrzesnis t r, przyczem p. Cenzor 70
staf ostro skrytykowany przes ozlon-
kow gruPy "A, n swe Di~etaktowne DO.
stePowanie, csem tylko przynosi ujms
Wv. Nar. Pol.
Potem byiy uchwalone ! przyjets ma
stePujsce polecenia i instrukcye ola
Swyoh Delegat6w na Sejm x odb,e sic
najacy Ago WrzsSnis " mieScie Chica-
go - ieby Ci jak najgorliwiej praco.
wal "a PrzeprowAdzenism tychae.
L P~osostawisnie obecnej Konstytu-
cyi Nv. N. P. Z potrzebnemi M czasie
Poprswkami. = K6kko Dramatyczne
wstsPuisc pod sztsndAr Wv. N. P. jake
gruPa 24-ta, uznalo to Konstytucys IA
dobrs ! hedy " wrogich nam napadach
walOzye zmuszsni bylismy " imie
sej konstytucyi msanis wyssspowalismy
broniao swych prsw - zwslezalismy
nieprzyjsci0, . dzis stojsc g6rs mad
niemi ezy many porzucic 70 konsty-
tueye' "a ktors lyle cierpielismyP Mel
NigdYli = Chcemy pozostsuiemy
prey niej.
III. zniesienie podstku 20 isdnem
cencie Il o. PREY kssdym wypsdku
smierci cziOnks lub sony jego, = poda-
tex ten uwaAamy IA zbyteczny =
wSzak juz ! tax paaOimy 20 5 cent6w
m~iesiecznie na fundusz obrotowy.
III. Znissienie oplsty m~iesieo1nsj
M tax Ewany fundusz tslszny = DO DO
co ! ma 90 tense sklAdamyf Chyba aeby
lszal kilka lab kilkanascie lat martwY,
q potem gay Juz bedzie zebrana piekna
Sumka, seby przyszedl drugi Morgsn-
stern ! drapnsi do Csnadyi
ROdscyI usszem zdaniem Jest to, ae
przySzly Sejm Nv. N. P. powinien "a.
mast pozostawia6lub ~jessOzs zwiskszac
Podssh jake Paacimy = stArsl sic lie
moanosci zmnisjszye takowe. przezco
ulty sic czionkom Ewiazkowym,s Ea-
checi nowych do wstspowsnis " nasze
sSeregi.
~. Uwstany, 10 organ zwiatku
P. szgoda" mislby i m6glby by6
wydswsny . mnisjszyn kOsztsm.
V. Grupa, ktora ME jsst " stsuie
wyslse delegate 70 swego grona, DO
Wilma " syczenis pikmisnnie Sejmowi
pod roc wage Oddac, = ME jsk sic dotsd
Prakykowaso. 70 grupa oddswsla man
dat Rsadowi CsntrsInemu, kt6ry obis-
rad Delsgstsm eziOviska, kt6ry nisz.z
isk sic czesto Edsrzaio dzialal
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
GrupaIB7

Ma odbytem posiedzeniu " dniu ego
bm., Grupa l57 wybralo Delegate na
Sejm x oh. Wiadyslawa zdriebkow-
skiego, kt6remu p~oleoono stawie sie m
Sejmie dnia 4 Wrzesuia.
q rozPorzadzsnia Towarzystw Zgoda
Grupa l57 z. N. P.
X. NorDojsz, PREF.
". j. Zdzie6kS tos =. sekr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

PULLMAN, Ill dnia IL Lipca 1898.
Tow. sw. stanislaws Kosrki, grupa
.lS2 zWiszku Mar. Pol. uchwalila m
kwartalnem Posiedzeniu, ably Seim,
ktory ma sie odbye " Chicago. sostaf
otwsrty dnia Ago Wr.esnia. Zarazem
ayczy sobie, ably Sejm odbyi sic " mo-
wei Pieknej Polskiej hall Pulaskiego.
W iuieniu grupy
s.. P. Mistacki, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

nikowski, . ns marssalka oh. FIR. Ma.
ciejewski.
Obrano na sedsiego polubowego n,
rok bisrascy, oh. Konstantego Nov, ko.
wskiego.
Towsrsystwo Syn6w Korouy Polskisj
cd lat Paru pomino rozmaitych burr ,
nieprzyjsxnyoh stron rozwija sie dosta-
~tscsnie. Many wlasna hale = " III
oPr6os Posiedseh ~swyossjnyeh mad.
swyesajnych, ursad.Ona jest Csytslni,
kaAdej Nisdsieli, = przy tel sposobneSci
nisjedns Prryismns ohwila mied.y
bradmi Towarzystwa spedsic posp6i
mo4na.
Ma posiedzeniu niesiecxnem dnis 6Ve
Lipca I. b. uohwalono dzieh 40c
Wr1esnia jake legaluy ma sejm x Nv
N. P. ! wybrano Obywateli 70. ETA Tu
ohockiego. Leonardo F. OlszewskiegS
delegatami rePressntujaoemi grippe Nc
5S; takas oh. KOnstantego Nowakow.
skiegc, honorowym delegation Z legal
nym mandauem.
Leonard +. Ozszesos.i, sekr. fin
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
Grupa No. L.

GH0R1 NO. n.
fHnADELPHIA, Pa. III Lipca 1893.
Ma p6arocznsm posiedseniu Towarzy.
silva zwisssk Mar. Pol, Grupa No. I,
zadecydOwano vysla6 oServe do Szano.
wnych Grup Wv. N. P. " Stan. Ziedno.
csonych.
zwatywszy 70 diva Sejmy niepodo.
biehstwem jest, aaeby sic miaiy odbyc,
GrdPa Nc. 1 oburzona Postepowsnieu
Rzsdu Cent?. | Cenzora kt6ry powinieu
jake glowa tax nam drogs iusty tucys
do zgody ! jednosci prowadz;c, praws
Sejmowe uszanowae, DO poc64 many
sobie robic daremny koszt posyiae De.
legat6w ma Sejm jeteli ich uchwaly ME
msjs zadnego z~naczenis,
Osobistoici powiDny rag M zawsze
ustaPle . pracowac wsp6lnie wszyscy
ola dobra ~ogolnego. Grupa No. /.
uchwslila dslegata wysaae nA Sejm x
kt6ry ma sis odbyc 4 WrzsSniA, - ME
dla tsgo te popiera Rad Ceutr. Ii tyl.
ko 10 czas jest IA kr6tki do rozstrzy.
gniecia przes GruPy.
Zssylsmy Staropolskie pozdrowisnie
Ola wsrystkich dobrze myAlaoyoh BAci
ZWiSEku N. P.
Antoni W~0czyAski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
Do szaaswnych Braci 4 iowa.
rAystw GwfR skewych.

Milwaukee,, Wis. dnia 8 LipOs 1893.
T~owsrEystwO MOniuszkO, erups 81 y
Milwaukee,, Wis. uchwslilo ma oststnism
Posiedseniu kt6re Sc Odbylo dnis 7gc
Lipoa b. r.:
zssla6 Pozdro Wienis 1 votum zaufanis
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

wbrsw syc.sniu grupy, kt6rsi byi De-
legation.
Nastspnie oh. v. Kupfsrsohnidt !
Oh. J. A.. Zaborowski, sostali jednoeao-
SHE wybraui Delegatani gruPy "a Nv.
N. P. ne Sejn Ago Wr.eInis " Chica-
60. Ill.
q uszanowaniem
IsydOr Csarno,cakj. ,akr:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
row. Jan III sebIe.ki rr. Is.

Tow. IAN HI SObieski gr. IL.
PATERSON, N. J. 4 Lipca 1893.
Dnia 2 Lipca r.b. odbyso Tow. P. K.
Jan III sObieski grupa IL Nv. N. p.
Tote roczne posiedzsnie ma ktorym od-
byi sic obtr novel administracyi ma rok
bierzscy wybrsni zostali:
+. ~straszewski, prezes; L. Gronkow-
ski, vice prezes; F. Ruchalski, sekr.
prot; r. Nowicki, sekr. I'm; J. ziar-
nowski, kasyer; z. R~uchalski, J.
S~trzytewsk, opiekunowie kasy; M.
kanarek, 1 msrszasek; j. Figora III
msrsxaiek.
NastsPnis rospatrywsno projekt mo-
wei konstytucyi 2. N. P. kt6ry Z wyis-
tkiem ~niektoryoh Earagrtfow uwaAamy
"a niezdatDy a r~aczej uznajsmy "a knut
Moskiewsh = dalby sic przeprows-
dzie pod zarzadem Cara ale ME W ma
s1ej Republice tax skrepOwani = pod
Podobnem jarzmen pOzostae niktby
wolf ME misl. Uznsiemy stare konsty-
tucys "a wystsrczsjsca Z malemi po-
PraWksmi. Tudziea row ganismy L
ProtestujemY Przeciw oredziu Szan.
Oen1ora. nsznsczeniem SejDu xgo ma
dzish 81 sierPnis r. b, q uznsjemy "a
Prswnie dzieh -naznscsony przez Rad
Centralny Nv. N. P. T.. 4 wrzesnia,
Jest to bardzo b~olaanam "A nodohoo
roEdwojenia jua pred sejmem odczu-
wac sic dis hshba Tsrgowiczanom.
Y szacunkiem
II. Ruchohli, sekr. gr. IL.
10 Montgomery 1t. Paterson, N. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
MILWAUKEE, Wis. 10 Lipoa 1893.
Szon0scay P0nie RedaktorzeI

Ne ~poirOcznsm pOsiedzeniu Grupyl4
q. N. P. odbytsm dnia ego b. m. Obra-
no dslegst6w M sejm x z. N. P
IOdFzucono orsdzis Csnzora Zwiazku N.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

W ezssis lstDiOh ups'6w cierpi bar
do wielu lud1i ma Drak apetytu. Maj.
.lePsEym trodkism przsciw tsmu ~ DIR.
Augusta Koeniga hamburukis krople.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
Tow. Mil01c Narodu PoIskieRo.
gruDR lOO.

grupa 1OO.
CHICAGO, dnia logo Lipca 1893.
Ma regularnem posied1eniu uchwalo.
no: 4e Tow. Milosc Narodu Polskieeo.
gruPa 1873. wyszls swego delegate ma
Sejm K Zwiazku Mar. Pol. " dniu Ago
Wrzetnia 1893 T.
J6s9 Blaszka, prez.
Zeodor Bdrtoszepicz, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

NASTIooKE. Pa. 8 Lipoa 1893.
Trudnem jest ~zsprzecsy6, Il tl6ms.
o1enia sic cenzora p. Przybyssswskisgo,
" organic Zgoda No. "a znsjdujsce
sic, jest l~itsralnie bezpodstawne. q 90
wieoej, ola ludd rozumiejacych nieoo
rsecz - obraasjloe. P. Cenzor wpada
" jakisi niepojete ola wszystkich tx
tizy: M raxie odwoauje sic jakiemii
t~sjemnicsemi artykuismi - to xnowu
to jakien:s doniosiemi faktami farbuje,
ably przyspieszyc Sejm. Ciekawa REQ,
ola czego pan Cenzor TAXI wa4ny f.kt,
jak sjechsnis gosci I EuroPy, o czeu
mu ju1 dawno byio wiadomem - do
ostatniej ehwili ukrywalf . 90 vaaniej.
seem Ola czegO p. Cen.oE tego ostatnis-
go oelu, jak by to sic nsle4alo Ola de-
bra Zwiazkowc6w niepojaSail. Jest to
MO wiecei innego. jak tylko granie ne
strouy p. Przybyszswskiego " ciuciu-
babke Ale MECH p. Cenzor ME zapo-
nina o bajOe: Ele sie bawicis...
Zs w1giedu M s.czsgciy iua prryto-
ozone " oPozycyjnej szpalcie tegoa
No. zgody m ,hwils ograniozam sic
temi kilku Przytoczonemi siowami po-
sostawi'jac kiEka sow " tel kwestyi m
potem.
q szacunkiem
Kr0nae
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

GruDR -.
Ma Posiedreniu k~wsrtaluem Grupy
" Towsrzystwa Syu6w Polski " De-
tsOit, Mich. wybrslo Delegates M sejm
x obywassh B. PaSternscki, FIR. Msiin
4 L. Terski.
u POleOenis Grupy %
u. Tsrski, sskr.
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10 Montgomery st. Paterson, N. J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Number Of ears received and forward
ed and kinds of stock handled Tor FIRST
six months Of 1892;
Cars received January. ISL Fcbru-
ary, O6: March, 273; April, 1909 May,
1879; June, 57i; total, ll75
Cans rwardcd-.lanuary %; Fcbru-
airy, 10; March OBJ April 1917; May
lllO; June COZ total, 1904.
Hogs January. 1887; February
GGUS, March, iT24; April. 22O5, May,
5TS; June, 3Dl; total. 20, iG3
Cattle January, 1887; February, 1875;
March, $50; April, 5000: May. 80, i02 +;
June, l4,l15; total, ilT,T50.
Calves January u; February. %;
March, 80 April, lI3, May, $50; June,
5u1; total 1867.
Sheep January COD; February. 49,;
March. $50 April, 546; May, 3O,2G5
june 5S,3S5. total, OO,302.
lIorses January, Il; February. 81;
March li3; April, 2S3 May, A06 June,
| lOl; total. 1l7T.
But very large number Of the cattle
! did not pass through the stockynrds, aud
| few of the railroads are reported, some
, of the reports not being available.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fo re
| ports:
Total number Of cars OF cattle, hogs
and sheep moved over the line for the
| year ending Nov. 30, 1892;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
immense Shipments Last Year
Shown by Railroad Reports.
AT LEAST 100000 CARS
Wore Shipped by Way Of FOh WcfIh-The
siockyards Report Something About
Texas Cattle and the
Cattle Trade.

The generally received impression Of
Texas in some localities Is a cowboy ana
a long-horned steer.
Today, the cowboy. 81 novel fame has
gone much farther west and the quality
of Texas cattle il the very best.
II the people throughout the country
could have visited the cnttlemen.s CON
vention just closed In Fort Worth they
would have bchcld as fine a body OF
men as ever assembled.
Fort Worth from It's infancy has hecn
the greatest cattle center IN the state
and the headquarters Of the Cattlemen 3
Association of Texas is now permanenuy
located here This great organization
represents over 3.OOO.OOO head Of cattle,
or about one-hnlf of those Ia the state.
As to the quality Of Texas cntile aud
the prospects for the future. The Drov-
ers Journal of Kansas City. which Is
high authority. said March III
'Thc stockmen Of Texns enjoy the dis
tiuction the world over Of living IN The
largest cattle producing territory the
world hns ever known. That great cX-
panse of land lying along the extreme
south of this country Tor a distance Of
nearly 1000 miles " the home of the cat-
tie industry of America, inasmuch as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
TEXAS MINERALS.

CONTINUED from Page Twenty-four)
The following h a conclusion OF the
article beginning on page "A, Of this
issue, relating Go minerals and and 9th
er deposits OF hidden wealth;
LIMESTONE AND OF
MENT MATERIALS.
While some of the hydraulic limestones
have been experimental on In small
way, by far the greatest success has
been obtained In the manufacture Of
Portland cement from the pure chalk of
the CretaceOus area and the clQys nd1n-
cent 20 them. This Is an industry which
offers especial advantages here TO those
who would engage In il in the purity
nnd availability of the raw material
necessary 10 the best quality Of product,
GREIsNSAND MARLS OF EAST
TEXAS,
The value Of these marls for ferilia'
ing the sandy soils which surround them
has been shown by the survey, While
s@y' marls, helng much lower In phosphorus
ana potash thcy are nevertheless
OF great advantage for the purpose indie
Gated, as IN addition TO a small conten'
OF the substances named they also CON
tain more OF less lime. which Is also
htNNfh AhNANs
GLASS SANDS.
Valuable deposits Of sand suitable FOR
glass making are found IN many coun'
nes "a We'll as large deposits OF iiints
which can be used for the same purpose
BUILDING STONES AND MARBLES
Our building stones. and marbles are
IA snch oaaniity aud diversity that II
win be Impossible 90 DO more than men
lion few Of the kinds, Beginning be
yond the eastern boundary OF the hgnl!'
basin and stretching northwest there Il
scnrcely country thar has not soc'
,,hllp mihiy OF them possess materials 81
rial beauty and durability Sandstonei
in various cOlOrs. limestones and grant,
ln variety, aud marble, both white anc
beautifully yarigated, are abundant.
NATURAL GAS.
AIanv Indications Of natural gaa ar'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

those Of the west II IL also reported
from various other sections of the state.
two OF three of which are now being in.
vestigated.
At Shafter, In Preside county. n mine
IL now being worked for silver. which
has already produced large amount
of bullion. This has been shipped TO
San Francisco. Other parties are now
engaged IN opening another mine in itl
Immediate vicinity. Specimens showina
pure gold have been found In l1l Pnsc
county which assay as high as ten ounces
of gold per ton.
In addition TO these we have valuable
deposits of asphaltum, bat guano, mill,
stone grit. marls, photographic stone
mineral paints, soapstone mica. and
other minerals, for the details OF which
me reader is referred TO the reports OF
the geological survey.
or these resources, Fort Worth Is m
close proximity to the coal, the iron
the building stone and marble, the nntn
raj gas, the petroleum, the salt. the nv
drnulic limestone and the copper.
Coal is now mined very cheaply with
In forty miles OF Fort Worth, tho Thur
Der mines now being operated TO N,
extent Of from 1000 To 1900 TONS N 10,
This coal has been used exteasivol,
as a crate and steam coal but expert
nents have heen made with Il for col,
| ing and Il is believed that good coke en-
be made In this section OF Texas.
Forth Worth h between two iron ~
gions, one being the bog iron region o
| Cherokee county the ore from whicl
makes excellent soft iron, aud the othe
| the magnetic ore fields of Llano county
which IS superior 10 the far-famed cran
berry ore and according 60 the hes
experts viii make the highest grade
| of steel
Gold Is found near Fort Worth, bu
not as vet In paying quantities
The silver region Is tributary 70 For
Worth and while not developed, the n
terest Is growing very satisfactorily n
IL shown BY the United States treasur
report Texas does not appear az N
until 1888 when the value OF It's bu
| lion was S2lSTi2,27, IN 1856 1t wa
! S2t0.072 81, Ia 1881, S300, i23,O4, h
1SSS S4ai, 40t AZ and Ia 1893 Il wi
reach $iOOO.O0O, the estimate for $50
beiug $S79,6 $50.
With pienty OF Iron and coal With
easy distance, unlindted quantities Q
hmesgone for huxine nnr00sea- nFith oos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

June. 1890. %. 255 sos; July, 1892, IT.
10000; August. 1892. 10.521Os0 Sep
tcmbcr, 1892, S,t1D1S0; total. 10AO2O,-
500.
Number Of cars AZ estimated weight OF
22.OOO pounds October. 1891. 80; No
vember, 1891, 1870: December. lSol.
b5S: January 1891. 167. February. $50
2l2: March. 1SD2. 3O8; April, 1872, 1890
May. 1902. l2S2; June, 1SR, 1ol2i
July. 1892. $50; August 1892, AS; Sep
tembcr. 1892. 369 total. $50.
Weight I'm pounds October 1891.
42TS.ii2: November. 1891, 5,23S, SCI;
December. 1891. 2ST6, 500; January,
1892. Abs. 40: February. 1902. 1,553,
07O: March, 1872 l,2J4.O36; April, 1892,
2011,5TO May, 1892, 1876 407 June,
1892. 1.210O75; July. 1879, l,333,322i
August. 1872, 2.9I65g6; September,
1892. 25T0.0SS; total, 81, 2S39T3.
Number Of cars at estimated weight Of
10000 pounds October 1891, ia;
November. 1891. 202; December, 1891,
143; January. 1902. 20T; February, 1872,
IS, March. 1892, G3; April, 1892, 149;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
IHE OATAOLIO OHuROn.

beeyes hanging on his hooks and one
hogi whereas, one year ago he had four
or nye hogs aud ono beef carcass That
explains the situation clearly. And the
exceeding short supply OF stock hogs IN
the country IL a very good argument III
favor oil the belief that hog values will
contlnue, possibly not as high as nt pres
ent. but certainly much higher than two
years ago. High prices 81 pork mean
greater coneumption OF beef which IN
turn calls for higher values for all beef
cattle Texas included
Another reason for Che belief thQt a
better time Is "a hand ~ the fact TINT all
Indications point 40 ana an authorities
agree that tlicro are now in she country
fewer marketnble cattle than for num-
Der Of years previous This CRY ofn bpef
shortage does not come alone from Texns,
bat from all parts of.the country there II
q general pieyniant idea that the supply
u considerably smaller thnn last year,
inst when pork ynlucs are beyond roach
aud Whoa the country ~ about 70 be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

taken by edreds Of thousands Of for
eigu visitors"
by the arrangements made with the
stOckynrds the fun details of which are
given Ia the article on the packing house
and stockyards IN this issue, prnctigiy
AZ of these cattle will come TO for'
Worth.
But even without this nrrangement
this city has handled a very large DUST
ness In livestock, az Is shown by the
following stockyards report
Number Of cars received and forward
ed and kinds Of stock handled Tor tho
Cars received January. III; Febru-
nry, III; March, 4O3 April, l235; May,
700; tune. 1l9: July, 14i. August. ITO;
September 1Od; October. IA; November
1870. December. Ia. total, 39l3.
Cars forwarded-January, II; Febru-
airy, %; March, 212 April, 1872; May,
GS5: June, All: July. III: August, log;
September, 40; October, 81 November
o.: December, 30, total 32SS
Il0gs-Inuuary. OT25, February TO-
$50. March. 1880: April, 12,3U4; May,
] .4SS. June, Gi52 July 6OOli August.
1852 September, $50; October 49S;
November, 1916 December O9f1; total,
81 ,3O7.
Cattle.-January. 4s7: February. o2G;
March, 1851; April, 33,0SS; May, 20-
90, June, 1OG6O; July. 1872; August,
2GOS. September. 2OG4j October, 2590;
November, 3S1l; December, 1902; total,
o. 100.
Calves January z; February, 10;
March. 1lG; April, 400; May, ~ June,
1865 July, 90; August, 80; September
S30. October, 76T; November, 40; De
ccmbcr. 81 total. AIS.
Shcep-Ianuary, r; February, 300;
March, -: April. 2t3. May, 542i June.
SO5S. July, 1886. August. 2324; Scptem-
Der, 23O7; October. 80; November, ~;
December 223; total, 24592
Horses january. ~; February. O.;
March. G6 April 224; May. 30; June,
III: July, %: August BOB; September,
li3; October. ODD; November, ia; De
cembcr. 2SO. total. 1889.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
MANGANESE.

In I.lano aud Mason counties there are
deposits of this mineral which promise
20 be of very great value Ia connection
with the magnetic iron ores found there.
GOLD AND SILVER.
These valuable metals are found asso-
cintcd with the lead aud copper ores of
Ceutrul and Western Texas rs has been
stated above Gold Is Also found in
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May. 1892. %; June, 1892, 81; July,
1872. 81; August, 1872, las; September,
1897, LIS; total, 1911
The Cotton Belt report could not hc
secured but IL would probably be- as
large as the railroads given, as would
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas. All
of the roads carried some live stock aud
II would probably be safe to double the
figures given.
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HORRIBLE FIRE.
Twenty-Five Persons Perish in -Four. STORY
House In Madrid.

Madrid, March 20.-At 3 o'clock this
morning fire broke out In a pastry
cooks shop in Saint Sebastian. A kee
of spirits exploded and spread the fire
TO the adjoining houses, which Were
densely tonanted An the occupants were
sleeping and the flames surrounded them
before they could be warned Two fami.
lies ON the top iloor Of four story house
ed from the windows, ten OF them were
killed, three received mortal injuries
Twenty-one persons In all are knowl
TO have persisted. Thirty more received
fatal injuries
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known. and it has been found IN small
quantities in springs in several localities
Two wells have been sunk neat Duis WI
both Of which yield good dq9qntltieS' anu
h exists In McCulloch, Palo Pinto, Bexar'
and several ether counties.
SALT.
Abundance Of salt is found IN saalines,,
salt wells. salt lakes, aud beds OF rock
salt 1t Is manufactured OF jug lOa
local consumption at many places over
the state. and at Colorado a company IS
now engaged in its manufla.G,it.urre. .i ang
snle. They have sunk three weils pass l.s.
through 40 feet of rock salt. ana are
now preparing to enter largely into its
development. A similar bed has been
discovered IN Van Iandt county when Is
of equal thickness and wileh Is now De-
ing worked on large scale.
The different splines Of Eas5t Texas have
been determined to be OF the same agq
as the sail deposits Of louisiana, and
the probabilities are that boring viii de-
velop rock salt in many OF them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Greenville, Tex, March 10 Especially
The body Of the little negro girl of Eb
Coy, which was burned late Friday even
Ing was sent TO Corsicana today. She
lost her life IN attempting TO light a Gre
in the stove her dress ignited, and M
fore assistance could arrive She was
burned TO death. She was four years
old.
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per OF undoubled quantity and quality
and the finest building stone in the world
II Is not surprising that Fort Worth
should be awakened by the census re
ports to the fact that Il was q manufac-
turing center when II supposed chat its
Importance lay in It's commercial aud
agricultural advantages.
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sheep
and Ilttra
Tolnl....... IglIa

The Texas and Pacific reports;
Weight in ponnda- -October 1901, lS.
$50. NOycniber, 1891, 23dAl pos.
DesDmher. 1891, la.9T5 tcl0, January,
1892, a010. 500: february, 1902. 4,UG2 .
Oi2. March, 1902, 0,T34.6T0; April 1882
an 7ng l7A: NAV. 1sal4 2S.2O2.A25;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

Dur language Il phoneticnIly 40 diNcr,,
70 terelgners that TO lecture before w
nnsnso'speaklng audience Ia the pnplish
sso Ssss gives them an acute pain IN TIC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

There h undoubtedly u brighter out
look for the immediate future of Texas
cattle values. One reason for this be
lief IS that the consumption OF hcef h.
rapidly increasing The extrnyngnnt aud
eKorbitant prices TINT are now charged
for hog products, being so high that pork
IL luxury, has increased greatly the de-
mand for beef An extensive meat dealer
recently told ne that since the price OF
pork has advanced TO such an abnormal
height, he keeps four or five carcnsses OF