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The National tribune., 1893-11-02
Americans In England.
/. Hard dtuare. 1

/ think it would surprise the American
manufacturers to look through the London city
directory aud see the names enrolled there of
American firms who are represented here. The
Englishman, fancy. is the most conservative
man ON earth; however, they are gradually
realizing that America is already king in much
which she produces; aud we believe, although.
of course, they would not own it. that right
down in the bottom of their hearts, they see
the time is coming and not far distant when
America, from a commercial standpoint, will
be the all-supreme power On earth.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
Rnry the Niger.
THa,oksfnuiHe Dispafch.I

eve have just received letter from a man
asking what to do with q negro who shot and
killed his grandfather. He says: The Gov
ernor is opposed to lynching, the Judge and
Jury of my County are opposed to hanging, and
the Legislature is opposed TO putting him in
the chain-gang for fear he won't be treated
right Our friend being lsw-abiding citizen
of this worlds population, we can't do other
than to candidly advise him to bide his time
and let ths law take its course. But in the
meantime bury the Niger"
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
Presid.ut. An AncI.ps rim.s.

The title Of Prssldsat occurs in the Bible.
It pleased Darius to sstsser the kingdom l2o
princes which should be over the whole king
dom. and over these three presidents. Of whom
Daniel was the first. that the princes might give
accounts unto them. and the king should have
no damage" Dan, g: I. 2.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
Gives His God Due Warning.

Many Chinese temples are provided with
bell at the entrance. and when the worshiper
enters he gives the rope q pull aud rings the
bell in order that the deity may DO notified of
his coming, and be on hand 10 attend to his
business
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
yybv Barbers ar. So Called.

The barber derives bis class title from the
Latin word barbs, or beard. Rude. uuciviiizsd
races were originally called "barbsrians." solely
on account of the unksmpt appearance OF their
beard and hair.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

II you have eorns tender feet send for Bar
lows Remedy. 1t is a certain cure
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
Observation-Disclosures.

A TTENTION, Ca Z. 9th N. J-SeEpreservatioa
"a being he hrst Law Of nature, the enemy ths3
confron ted In 1881 IS nat ODsy, now Pesecutis3
Us personally. desire the add esSes of al comrsde
that served in my company for such action as may q
deemed expedent by conference John p SmitA, lJIS
Carr street. ~. Louis. Mo.
VIZ ANTED-By George Z Lemon. Washington, .
w C-The present p0stGffice address OF Re0eco4
L. De Hart late widow Of john L JACOBS Co. +, "a
Ohio Her claims have been allowed SSS-5c
IIANTED-By Mrs Jas. d. Duo, 5f4 West 45th Sd
w New York Ctty-Names and addresses of shiHS
OF the q. s s Osspee who served from 1854 -
lS65 with James ID. DUN 65I as
XXTANTED-By George E Lemon, WashlngtOE,
w ID. C-fhe present =. o q dress Of Mrs. FRAMES
Cooper widow OF A. I. Cooper lae Of Co. !, l5tk
Ind. Inf, and recently resident Of the Cherokee Ne
tion, Ind. Ty. Her claim has been allowed sS6-sS
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

full appearance, and is furnished with a fine
Mason Hamlin parlor organ, with about II
stops donated by the Woman's Relief Corps,
GA. R., Department of Connecticut. In
rear OF the pulpit is a fine oil painting rep
resentng Christ delivering the Sermon on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

Though nobody has a right to prescribe
the books for another TO read, direction
may be indicated which experience has
proved 1t is desirable to take. That direc-
ton may be briefly pointed out as the one
which contains the gems Of our language
There are many Of them-quito enough to
occupy the time which the average man Is
able to devote to reading. When he has
read these, he will have a right to explore
the bypaths Of literature, but only when he
has exhausted the first class should he be
gin to dabble in the second, third or tenth
rate. In fact, once this taste for the best
is cultivated any other than it will pail
upon the ear and fail to satisfy the mind
The reader becomes intuitively aware when
a master spirit is talking TO him, for he
feels that what he is reading bears On init
mate relation to universal humanity as
well as to himself, aud therefore possesses
vital interest for all.
This is a true test OF whether book is
merely parochial or belongs TO the wide re-.
public of letters No matter how exalted
or bow humble the theme, IL 1t appeals to
our common humanity is literature in
the true sense. The "Compleat Angler"
with its freshness and simplicity aud over
flowing love Of nature. and the Natural
History OF Selborne," wherein, says Car
lyle, PEARSON White has copied u little SEN
tence or two faithfully from the inspired
volume Of nature" are rs truly literature
A. the sublimities OF Milton's cathedral di-
apason.-Chambers journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
THE MESSAGE.
CLEVELAND SENDS FOR A GRIP
FULL OF PAPERS
Bearing on the Financial Issue.
Secretary Carlisle callde to Gray
Gables TO Counsel with the Presi-
dent.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.--Carlisle left
here at 4 O'Clock this afternoon for Buz-
khrl's Bay, Mass, on a visit to Presi'
dent Cleveland Secretary Carlisle's visit
Is at the request Of President Cleveland
who wishes 10 discuss the financial stu
alton before he completes the prepara-
ton Of his message TO congress on thu
silver question. Carlisle carries with him
much information, specially collected AZ
the request of the president on the ques-
ton. Cleyeland's message 10 congress,
It Is understood here. will be on the
financial question. Cleveland has kept
fully up with the financial situation. aud
since be began the preparation Of hig
message not day has passei but IN
RESPONSE TO writtea requests financial in
formation has been sent him. Assistant
Secretary Hamlin took grip-sack fuli
OF documents.
The message will be completed nj Gray
Gables. and a. at present arrangement,
the president will leave BuEzard's Bay
for Washington late Friday evening, 80
a. to arrive at the executive mansion
Saturday This arrangemnt Is, how.
ever, subject 10 change, and il is possible
the president may not return 10 Wash
ington until Monday morning. IL y ex-
pccted u special cabinet meeting will be
held Monday morning at which tie mes
sage will be read. and h VIII be sent 10
congress Tuesday This arrangement.
TOO. is subject TO chat gc II the occasion
arises to 10 So The delivery gf the mes.
sage 10 congress may be delayed until
"Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

1t has often been said that as soon rs you
can excite personal interest in the plant
ing Of trees the forestry question will settle
itself One Of the mistakes too frequently
made is, however, the announcement Of
the idea that ii takes centuries to yet trees
large enough FOR timber purposes
II properly planted and PROPERLY cared
for, as they ought to be in u we'll ordered
forest plantation, growth is extremely rap.
Id, and good timber trees could be obtained
within a quarter OF a century. Near where
this paragraph is written there Ia II speci.
men of silver maple, Acer desycsrpum, not
10 years since n seed, which is4 feet Ginches
in circumference, mud an American elm
about the SANE age, which is . feet In cir
cumfarence Facts like these could be
easily multiplied, showing how easy it IL to
get profitable forests In very short time
when the great publie necessity and eonse-
quent profit becomes u matter OF exact ilg-
uring.-Meehan's Mouthly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

In Ash ,Onomische Naehrichteu Dr. Auw.
ers has published u complete discussion OF
the system Of Sirius in thelight Of the most
recent Instrumental investigations II will
be remembered that from irrygularity In
the u.o,ion oil this star, DR., Auwer5 de1pr-
mined some years previous to Alvin Clark =
discovery Of its companion that such a com
panion must exist, but observation OF it
was obi Il TO await the increase in the size
of the telescopes. Adopting the resent de
termination OF the parallax OF Sirius, de
termination made by Gill and Ellkin, DR..
Auwers finds that Sirius and its companion
are respectively 2.2O aud l0i times heavier
than the sun, that they are about 1850, 600.
900 miles apart, and that the time Of revo.
luton about euch other ia 49.4 years. The
accuracy of his computations may be judged
by the fact that he has applied TO his orbit
all of the observations Of the star for up.
ward OF 80 years with most satisfactory
Agreement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
Nansen's PHO of Letters.

In room of the house of Dr. Nansen, the
explorer, is an enormous number of let
tiers tied up with blue ribbon. Guess what
these arc" he said to q representative OF
Temple Bar. The representative could not
guess. Every shape and size and thickness
OF letter appeared to be there. well p said
the doctor, these are the application from
all parts Of the world and written In al.
most every language to accompany the
north pole expedition. There are over q
thousand Of them. OF course | don't an.
swer them. l couldn't. But l do read
them, and their good wishes are very en-.
couraging, though they have cost me a lot
of money, for they are often understamped.
and have to pay for them because one
never knows what may be inside.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
THREATENING cRIsp.

WASHINGTON. Aus. The state
ncnt Of the New York World that Mr..
Crisp could not Be- elected speaker with.
out contest possibly not at nil. II he
bad not been thus Inclined for unity Of
action with thc administration, n but
the repetition Of threat frequently aud
coyerily made that unless Mr. Crlsp
yielded without dpnur to the demands
Of the administration his reelection TO
the sprlkership would be- aniagdnized,
1t Is somewhat significant, that all the
mouomcinlst organs Invariably hint AZ
lrphnblr administration opposition 10
Mr.. Crisp's reelection as speaker when.
ever thry proceed 10 lay down and de-
fine his policy, thus reading him lie
riot act 'hctwrcn tie lines bnt Il il
equally 3iguiiiclnl that Mr., Crisp. while
Inviting lo aniafOnism, has paid no at
ttnilnn Thereto, pursued the even tenor
Of his way aud observed discreet ii.
lence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
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MINNEAPOLIS MINI, Aug 1.-The
Journal prints today sensational article
on the recent developments In American
Catholic politics, which It declares comes
from the highest authority. Archbishop
satolli left last night for Washington, after
having spent several weeks In tile North.
west and the Journal declares that the rn-
hcillon Of Archbishop Corrlgun or New
York Is now 10 hr puplshcl In very
diplomatic way. The head and front or
the orendlng Of the archbishop II New
York has been his refusal TO rc-instnte
DR. BnrisHll In his original parish or me
just rs good, In spite OF the fact that he
had been nhmnnlahed 10 do so by the
ahlegnte. Behind this refusal SatOlll ~
said 10 see determination on the part
" corrigan not TO yield 10 his authority.
u must h' either this or a resolve OIL Cor
rigan's part to resign 1om the arch.dlo-
c,'4r. The Journal says Satolli. after con-
splfntlon with his rlnse friend, Archbishop
ireland OF 81. panl. the leader ~ lie u6-
ernl wing ~ the American Catholic church
has determined to 20 10 Rome soon aud
lay the matter before tlse pope with rpc-
ommendatlon that a coadiut6r be appointed
10 assist the archbishop OF New York In
the management of 80 large a diocese.
This action, II approved by the pope. 1s
there seems every reason 10 suppose II
Will he j. equivalent 10 the removal u
torrlrnn from The active tnanagement or
the AFFAIRS " his diocese, The journal
hints that n such action is taken hv thr
HOLY Sec II Is probable that Archblshop
ireland viii be appointed condjutor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

Catalani, . gifted songstress and lovely
woman, was the idol Of society and the fa-
yorite OF fortune. But she had neither
knowledge nor culture, and her ignorance
sometimes made her stumble into iudicrous
mistakes, One OF her greatest triumphs IN
London WIS the singing Of God Save the
King" The town went mad over her rem
dering Of the national anthem. Two hun
dred guineas were paid her for singing It
once. But she always sang It God shave
the King"
At the court of saxe-weiniar she noticed
the marked attention paid to a gentleman
of majestic appearance.
"Who is thatY she asked.
THAT, madam, Is tho celebrated Goethe"
was the reply.
Goethe oethein asked the puzzled
singer, to whom music was tho only pro-
fession that brought celebrity. ION what
instrument does he playp
"He Is the renowned author Of the Scr
rows Of Werther,' madam"
"oh, yes, remember"
Then, abruptly addressing the great man,
she said with fascinating vivac'ty, "Oh,
sir, what an admirer am Of WerthsrP'
Goethe, always sensitive to woman's
praise, bowed profoundly.
II never" she continued, saw anything
so laughable in my life. What capital
farce IL isr'
The Sorrows OF werther' farce, mad
ann" exclaimed the poet coldly, annoyed
that the most sentimental Of his books
should be thus spoken Of
"oh, yes added Catalani, laughing
loudly, never was there anything so ride
ulous."
She was referring to a burlesque OF tho
story, which she had seen acted. Goethe
did not recover himself for the whole even
ing.-Youth's Companion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
THE "COLONEl.S" WILL BE
THERE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l.-whcn con,
errss 9. agliu under way the great
army ~ r0,ouc!,. who bclicye that "plt-
lic office Is o private snap" aud arc Will
luz To- sacrifice themselves. viii again
pounrr upoa Wasbins;un Mr. Cleveland
has rot Tiled 1uo-lhirI ~ the office. ycL
Their are hundreds u office. yet held
~ Republicans and wiihou; the civil
f.rylrc rIlr, under every branch u the
government. ln the diplomatic service
there ur, yrI -rycrnl hundred ia ig alrl.
il mly br ihu' several G"lrEIus Hul
Texans s.i, yrt succrDl Zoo representing
hi, Cover m.ui abroad. Among the big
pl1rs- 10 .ur seygier where t-pnhlcuus
Jet hull vl uss Wch missions as the
Argentine Nrrul.ir. Rn--ia. Italy. Nor
WI HHl Sweden. SIAM aud HiWaii.
NJ Blnuus. ypu knpw, Is coming EOmc.
ln lhr ypHNi,Jr service there are fully
tvs hlndtpI appointments 20 De made
AmDuz tif- better class NJ places to Ice
filled ulp nr'si-u. Berlin. Bremen,
Frankfort. Manchester. Hong Kong.
Nirt0rH. Honolulu. Calln0. 81. Peters
burg and q uullhfr of others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
N1Gur SnSSInN

Central music hill was crowded TO
the doors tonight by the friends Of sill
by Senator Stewart Of Navada and Con-
gresham Bryan of Nebraska. Senator
Stewart spoke first He referred TO the
closing of the minis In India TO silver
coinage by the British government and
pointed out that the action Of the Eng
lsh people was almost simultaneous
WIN 'uut OF ireSlnent cleveland in
The senator said 1t looked very much
us II II were a preconcerted arrangement
of both governments to demonetze silver.
Congressman Bryan spoke fully two
hours holding the attention Of his audi
ence to the last. His arguments were 10
the effect the present financial crisis was
the statute books.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
SHOULD BE THE BEST.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 1.-Senator
Stewart, the free silver leader, has ar.
rived He says thrFc viii be- no flibuster.
ing 10 the senate against the repeal Of
the sherman law, but added with a
wicked smile That the repeal could not
b. acted upon without discussion. This
means that the Tree silver men Of the
senate do not Intend to rush into repeal.
ing the sherman law without some under
standing as 10 silver legislation. They do
not intend 10 allow silver to be- ruled
out as money metal. and uuicss the gold
bugs agree 10 recognize silver iu nc.
rOrdance with the financial plank u the
Chicago platform the Sherman law will
remniu a law for some time yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
WE BLouNr coAlEs HOME.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Ang. IAN.
theniir adyicls received her. state tL1t
Minister Hiount has determined to turn
over matters IN Hawaii so far as United
states interests are concerned, to Com.
modore skorret Of the Boston, and sail
for home on The 9Th instant. without wait.
lng for the appointment II his successor.
Blount may therefore be- expect.d 10
arrive here about Aug IL Nleanwhile
his report. which has been mailed by ina
steamer Ocetilr. will have preceded Mo,
and by the ,ine the steamer has arrived
the president win have had full opportin.
lty 10 consider its contents. The mi.
nations that Blount rrlinouished nj.
mission because he resented his nppoint.
ment as n successor 10 Steyeua dOes nof
appear TO be borne out by the fncts Nh,
appointment followed BlOunt's ariyaI IN
Honolulu rs natural aud necessary
feature OF the work placed In hls hands.
aud his reason Tor returning II his de-
sire TO give attention 10 bis personol
affairs, which are much IN need OF care.
ful handling. aud the fact that he Ind
already completed the important part Of
the work given him. justified him Ia re-.
turning to his home In this connection
Il may be stated that the scope VI The
work was limited u the collection an,i
collation. Of the actual facts OF the eN.
sting political situation Ia Hawaii. II
Mas not contemplated that be should rec.
bnln,end annexation. or protectoratc, or
try 10 restore monarchy. lie was 10
learn all the facts, ascertain as nearly as
h. could in absence Of popular vote.
fhirh was not within bis power TO secure.
exact strength Of the annexation
,incnt Of the ifands. The admins.
has taken the position It would not
lal with the republican idea that Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
SIAM AND FRIB
THERE SEEMS srutl
DIFFERENCE ord
Dufrerin and Develle N
on How Much rcrhiu|
Iaken-English View
VERY sERrol

LONDON, Aug. 1.-n|
says: The latest news A
is very serious, Siam hayh,|
French terms, Frances I
tile blo' kade will be eq.a
uuprovoked declaration II
an open demand for the 4
am. We have m desire 10 4
but while Lord Roseberry
mind from the first not to !
courage the Silmese, he h,
Iy determined. with the al
his colleagues. 10 probst
clal rights Of his own occ.
tinctly warned France lhil
sells could not be stopped ,.
ade avowedly pacific NJ G
1t Is impossible for Geii
Withdraw the ships She s,ii
for protective purposes W
accused of exciting patl
against France, but modst
thing and weakness Is sael
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

A German contemporary states that n
very peculiar patient was recently under
treatment Mt the Augsburg State hospital
A man, aged 40, had set himself the task
OF swallowing some $50 fruit stones. HAY
ing finished this extraordinary meal, he ex-
perieneed exoruciating pain. While under
treatment on the first day In the hospital
the medical men succeeded in removing 600
hazel nut stones The man had taken all
this trouble to place bis life in jeopardy for
a wager of 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
HAVEN'T HEAHll


PARIS, Aug. 1.-Adg
here from Bangkok show
standing has been reac,n ACT,
the delimitation OF tern', 4,
the French. or at Least VI
edge to that effect has ~
ese capitol. Neither e
kok that the blockade
raised; on the contrary,
Bangkok fully support 1s
last night that much W. n
the final outcome Of ne
In Bangkok. and that sls1
ing daily. II is feared 20, NJ
shortly be made upon
the French governmen,
Vice-Admiral Humans
the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

different form Of government should be
forced upon the majority Of the Hawa-
lian people against their DEGREES. But
he was not empowered TO interfere in the
affairs Of the provisional government
further tban necessary to protect Amer
lean Interests. nor was he prepared TO
make any recommendations to the presi-
dent and secretary Of state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

AUSTIN. Tex. AugA 1.-lSpecial. ~
glorious rain here today extended through.
out this aud Williamson counties The fan
IN this city amounted 10 II. inches.
Governor Hogg yesterday appointed AuoTy
IT, Starr. VI Marshall. Harrison corn-
ty, one " the regents Of the university,
Vice George H. Todd Of Jefferson. resigned.
Chartered-powell OF NH company of
BastEOp; capital stock. $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

DALLAS. Tex, Aug. i.-lspcciai.l --Jim
Reard (;eirge " Garrison. Sterling Price.
evd u Fsteil and II. n. Miner, oil veteran
oficefs, have been let out by The police
board Economy
The North Dallas Traction railway was
ssif this morning by .. Teniscn. trustee,
ia front Of the courthouse II was bought
By Q. l. Wakefield FOR s25.0oc-Sippp IN
cash and balance when papers are received
BY the court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
HEARD ON THE MIDNIGHT RUN
soMELATE LOCAL NEWS CLEAN
ED DURING THE NIGHT.
The Fruh o. the Frequent Trips of
the Patrol wagon-Latest Arrests.
What the Police Were Doing.
THE COURTS.

George Haley ct al filed two suits
AGAINST Laura Galloway ct al with the
district clerk yesterday for debt and
foreclosure.
The county coUrt was occupied al
day with minor probate matters.
District Clerk McNatt Is expected 10
return from bis vacation by the end Of
the week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

The plume of the Prince Of Wales worn
on state occasions is said TO be worth $50.
600. The feathers, an English writer says,
are pulled from the tail OF the ferlwah, one
OF the rarest and most beautiful birds of
India. Great expense and trouble are ne
eessnry to capture the bird, Which Is found
only in the widest jungles. The feathers
are taken from the live cock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
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MONTREAL, ONE, Aug. i.-Rcar Admiral
Magnahl here on board an Italian warship.
today cablcd 10 Rome the omission or re-.
turn salute TO his by the military auihorl.
ties He Is very Indignant and stated that
II his salute was not returned he would
leave the port OF Montreal at once mis-
decision was made known 20 Acting Fro.
mier Bowel NJ Ottawa, who ordered the
salute returned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
AGREED 10

LONDON, Aug. In
this morning again ans
greater lergth than western
10 the representations lsa i,
velle. French foreign mlY9
Dufferin. British cinbassa'.
the question of a neulral..|
French possessions n
peninsula and British bpll
Siam states has been ~, ~
torily. and that 1t has ps,s
the French blockade Of VIZ
shall be raised immedlaiel
similar purport appear
Times. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, AUG. i.-tspecialI
The city taxpayers today by an over
whelming majority, authorized the city TO
issue $4,000 in notes hearing q per cent
interest 10 satisfy a claim OF the San An.
tonic National bank for funds advanced the
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

PARIS, Aug. Peg ....'
Siamese minister to al
the foreign office to-1mN nj
Foreign Minister Dessl' a
prepared to give ths
guarantees required y
iillment of the term. M
pending 4 settlemen. Z
involved. 1t is undess''grs
will occupy the river Ala,. I y
hun, which is 100 ~ 81
Bangkok on The gun ~
complete evar1ation X
Siamese military I'osi' y
Of the Mekong river ~