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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
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Correspondence oftho Richmond Dispatch)
Guo-ulru CoBTHoU4T, Va, September
1~.-Jud,e ". II. Mann, of Nottoway,
mad, "a ringing speech TO the Democracy
l,r. TODAY. His remarks were listened
:. with close attention and elected great
npgl8us, and enthusiasm.
CAPTAIN Edmund H. Cooke. Popuhst
candidate foI Governor, and Judge Kerr.
Of n ,rado. free-silyerite also addressed
ire Z .op.e. tUt aroused little interest.
CAPTAIN Cooke read the greater part OF ms
speech from manuscript, before HIM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
The NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman EIyson Announces the Ap-
uotntment of Its Members.

Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson, chairman OF the
Statc DamocIatic Committee. announced
ia-i evening the appointment OF tn' loi!o"-
',., ,o,tIeueD 10 constitute his Executive
C'ruittec. Rufus A. Ayers Big stone
Gnp. "a; Joseph BRYAN, Richmond, Va;
~ Glasgow Roanoke, Va: ". A. Jones,
WARSAW. Va. +. VI Logan. Buckingham,
Va. " II. Mann. No'toway Courthouse;
Va. I. :. Martin, Scottsyllle, Va: Leonard
Mnriury. A'e2lrdrIa. Va; G. '. Meredith,
IrimouI. Va: Claude \. swanson, Chat
ham. Va. A. ]. Thorn. Norfolk, Va.
VII m,c, next FRIDAY night at o'clock
"a tLc Exchange Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Tublic Speaking AZ Marion.
-...--nl teIorrnm % the Dispatlh.l

IT III T'T'FTITT % IU' I'I7ItVNII'I
r.f,.>. Va. September lS.--A large and
.,tIrs.astic gathering Of Democrats as
..rIh.oI at the courthouse to-day 10 hoa.
C.l1uc Il. G. Kent the Democratic candI-
d.t. for Iieutcnant-Govcrn)r, speak. HIS
s,.ach was eloquent. diguited. argumen-
tav,, and convincing on all the questions
t.lt sd greatly concern our people. ~
t.. close of Colonel kents speech the
,Y.uh-t- were addressed by }. Haskins
ilou..u.
ma Topul;sts made faint effort
towards ORGANIZATION. Il. A. Ander-
son was erected county chairman and ",
l.. IoWike secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
rirrd. Declined "A Juint Discussion.

IIuI.yuIE. Va. September lS.-Mr. S.
T.. Jones Of Roanoke city, addressed the
Democratic voters of this county to-day.
Hc made ono If the strongest and most
...gr.pt spccches heard here Tor years.
Hrs ecnthiug dissection Of the platform Of
o.. lhrd party was unansworable. and
l.- appeal q the Democratic voters TO
stand tv the ticket was cheeTed TO the
,.L1. Mr.. Beverly, candidate for Lleutcn-
Governor. was on hand, but declined
IA IDlat discussion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

''pet.hl ltt'El"4il q" '"' '''i''-"''
SrrWI. Va. September i. In the Dem
ucra.ir Convention here to-day Mcsors. {.
/. ho.eu and :. T.. Hughes, were put III
nomination. The vote was tie: Dr. H..
: Martin was then nominated by accla-
nation. but owing TO ms private business
~ could not accept. Mr. G. +. Nolen then
nominated Mr. =. 4. Thompson, and DR..
Hughes seconded II. Thompson was nom
mated by exclamation. This Is splendid
nomination. strong platform was
nI.1f-l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Satisfactory Nominations.

lC0~rcsV0u1encc Of me ki'nm0nd Dlspat'h.)
ENPaEIA. Va. September ls.-The nomi-
nations OF DR.. ". q. Holt IA senator from
the Twcnty-seycuth District and Hon.
George T.. Barhnm as delegate to the
House of Delegates from Greenesville and
Sussex counties. give very general salts
faction here. and the prediction Is that
both gentlemen will be elected by large
majority
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

Tsp clal telegram TO the Dispatch)
KlNG AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE. Va, Sep
tnmhcr 1.-The Peoples party of King and
Queen held maSs-meetInG here to-day and
nominated unanimously Mr.. W. q: Brooks.
They endorse the Ivncnburg platform and
pledge thcmselvesfor reform and economy
III county affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

4 TTEND MY SALE TO-DAY AT
n 1880 O'Clock. Must sell; owners want
money. ! Plush Parlor Suit, OAK Bedstead,
Wsrirobes, Nsrble.Top Nasnstand, Hat
Racks, SELF Feeding Heatng-Stoves, Bureaus,
Tenders, New Chairs, Rockers, 3 OAK Chamber
snits. l large Secondhand Carpet IN good con-
dItion. 200 yards New tapestry 'atpeuhS =
Floor -Clotn, Rugs, 800 Rolls Assorted Wall
PAPER, and many other goods. ,....,,,,.
}. II. VALENTINE.
IN AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
THE R1CHMoND DIspATCH-TUEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1898
NAVY YARDCHANGES
CONGRESSMAN TYLER TRYING TO
Gar DEMOCRATS IN OFFICE.
Destructive Fire In Norfolk '"""'S-
$4,000 Paid Out by 0ysief-Packsrs-
Rush to the Fair.
,snec,a, ,e,ogram 10 tho plspatcn.)

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatcn.)
NoRYoLK. Va, September Is.-Coneress-
man ID. Gardiner Tyler spent Saturday
and Sunday here. interested in looking
after navy-yard changes. He had seVeral
hours conference with Commodore Brown
and il is thought the removal of more Re
publican bosses will be shortly FORTH
coming. Many Democrats, however are
satisfied the removal Of the bosses will not
be general for long time.
The deputies under Colonel Brady IN
this section will go out OF ONCE TO; MORO"
night. but the liquor- gaugers will be re-
tanned for some time yet.
TIRE CAUSED By LINT.
On Saturday night the barn OF Harry
West. at Cortland. norfolk county, was de-
siroyed by FIRE. with ITS contents OF nay,
fodder, farming implements, and other
things. The FIRE originated from lime
stored in the building. Loss, Sl.oOo,
The new steel cruiser Raleigh was
placed in the drv-dock to-day.
The crew of the schooner Brave. water
logged and abandoned near the VOL
Trap. in the Chesapeake bay. has arrived
here. The Brave Is loaded with poplar
logs and hound from North Carolina 70
ElktOn, Md.
TIE CIRCULATING MEDIUh.
About IS 900 was paid out by the oyster
packers 70 the shuckers on SATURDAY
night In Norfolk and Portsmouth. and less
than half the usual force IS employed.
With cooler weather orders will come IN
and business will pick mp materially. The
late stormy weather greatly interfered
with the operations of the catchers.
Colonel Charles +. O'Ferrall spent
Saturday night here and left yesterday Tor
Southampton.
The United States flagship Newark Is
now out of the dry dock and taking on a
supply of coal for her long cruise South.
The rush from tins section Of Virginia
TO the Worlds Far at Chicago continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
BUSINESS WANTS.
INFANT CUSTOMERS FOR
SUGAR. SIC. Mound

GRADUATED SUGAR, sc. pound !;
N NEW MACKEkEL, 30c per dozen;
CALIFORNIA HAMS Toe. pound:
I Plugs sun CURED TOBACCO, for 70.
PURE LARD, 3 pounds Tor 25c.
BEST CITY MEAL, OOc bushel
GOOD TEA, 2jc pOunc, ...
ARBUCkLES ARlO~A COFFEE, pc. pound
IL bars LARGE SOAP tor *Jc.;
Halt-P1uud boxes BES 4 BAklNG-POWDER o..
SAkDINES, 5c. "A box;
ROASTED corr Ef, lsc. Ter pound
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERklNdS,
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. A.. per pound.
PURE SUGAR SYRUP, %Jc. gallon.
PUkE CIDER VINEGAR ZJc. per gallon,
PICKING SPlCko, zoe. per pound:
NEW EARLY JUNE PEA. loo. per can,
PURE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81 a gallon
. noun T. BEST CKEAM CHEESE for 2jc.
SILVER-kING FLOUR. BEST sold s4.2o bar
rel. or nc. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 1910 per barrel, or
25c. per sack:
. cans SALMON for DC.
Prone 3l6 Price-list mailed on application.
Our store will be closed wednesday. septem-
Ter 10th. Holiday.
y CLLMANS son,
my lS2O-lS2I east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Brupswick's House Nominee.

,Corrospondeac- Of the richmont Disuatch)
LAwRENCrvILT. Va, September 1.-THE
u mocrats of Brunswick county met here
Yesterday and nominated Mr.. ID. ). Hicks
"a their candidate for the next House of
Delegates.
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1913
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

A GENTS-SALARY OR COMMITS
"A MISSION. The greatest invocation OF the
age. The New Patent Chemical ILk Erasiug
re lcil. Sells on sight. Works like mage
Agents are making from $1,000 10 ei25 per
weeK. For further particulars write the Mon
roe Eraser Manufacturing Company. x. ia
La Crosse, Wis. sel0-oct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

D--Dinner S-Snpper.
No. % makes all local stops. Connects ~ IA
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for Asheylle y. -
ami al intermediate points on the Nes'eru
North Carolina railroad.
No. - has Pullman-Budet Sleepers hich-
nond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with ". x 4. K. X. for ChattanooRa. NasnN'he
and all points West. Connects with \. W. T.
X. X. Tor Mobile. Montgomery, New orleans.
and all points Southwest.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 134, DSuy--A. & w. special ll:f' \. ".
No. IS Daiy except SuuGas -Mau anu e1-
press $50 z. ".
tor tickets. Pullman reservations, &c. apply
AZ ticket-onico Byrd-Street station. Richmond
transfer Company's, 9Ol east Main street, ant
company office. s36 east Main street
JOHN G. WINDER, l. 4. hkN'
Cenerai Manager General >uporint
a v SMITH. r. J. Anderson,
frame Manager. Passenger Agent.
II. NJ. BOYKlN. City Pes'gr Agent my II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
YORK RIVER LlNE,yn WEST POINT
THEFAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
TEANE RICHMOND.

LEAk l. RICH MO)ND.
TRAIN 80. 10, $40 =. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, dsIy except inday. stops
At all stations. At Lestor Manor connects "ith
stage Tor Waaerton; with Baltimore steamcrat
West Point. -
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sunday,
Cor West Point, connecting WITH )rk-klY"f
steamers Tor Baltimore. Al baltimore steamers
counec: with Baltimore and OHIO Iailroad ~
Washington, Philadelphia, ami New FORK.
steamers leave Baltimore AZ > %. VI. daily e1'
cept sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive ~ Richmond
at 300 A. ~, 1890 \. 81, ana $50 Z. "
TRAIN No. "A. 800 A. ".
LOCAL MIXED, daily except SUNDAY, leaves
Twenty-thiri street Tor West Point AMI intet-
mediate points.
rcket-once at station foot Of Virginia street.
Open : A. NJ TO q +. NJ. and from +. NJ. 10
1880 \. VI
CITY tickef-Oflce-00l east Main street
Sol. HAAS, W. \. IL Rk,
Traflc Manager General Passenger AgeAL
W. H. GREES, General Manager.
j. :. b. IHOHPsON, superintendent.
JOHN VI. BEALL. lrayeilng Passenger Agent
0lp east Main street, Richmond Va y %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

A GENTS, MINERAL LAMP WICKS
IA never burn out; no smoke, no SCOT, no
trimming; light equal TO gas; samples, Toe; ss-
sortad dozen, Zoe.
MARK srAYNea& Co.. Providence, Il !.
so3-12t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
WITH A RAZOR
HE DELIBERATELY CUT HIS
THROAT FROM EAR no EAR,
Aud After Nearly severing His Head
Repeated the operation--Ihe Sui
eide of Once Rich Man at Abilene.

ABILENE, Tex, Oct. 7-(SpcciaLl-
d. NJ. Cade, a citizen Of this place, com
mitted suicide in the corridor Of the
county Jail here this afternoon by cutting
his throat from ear to ear with a rnzor
He was paccd in jail yesterday for
yagrancy and being drunk, lie aud
Ms family have been residents Of
Abilene for nearly three years. having re-
moved here from Ranger. Tcx. When
he came here he was repuied 10 be worth
something like $1,000, oil Of which he
has squandorcd in drinking 70 excess.
Al this time nothing Of his FORMER
fortune remains except a country home.
For tho past year he has been q yagrrant
ON the streets, and an object Of pity. The
prisoners IN the jail are allowed me
usc Of a razor on Saturday with which
10 shave. An Of the other prisoners had
shaved. aud when Cade had finished he
deliberately stuck the razor in ~ 10 me
handle under his left ear, and whipped y
around 10 his right, Doing this he walked
n distance Of some fifteen feet and then
retmrned. picking NJ the bloody razor.
Lifting bac his head, which was already
almost completely severed from the hply'
bn repeated Tie operation over again.
lie leaves n wife and geyeral children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
NUNS TINE WORD.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Rcpul-
licans arc taking very little part in the
discussion Of the federal election repeal
bill In the house. and there Is some dif-
Guilty Ia preserving the equilibrium OF
debate. pro and con. The policy Of the
Hepubhchns, u Is understood, Is 10 say
AZ itue ~ possible on this question, which
can be used by the Democrats IN the Wiz
glnln campaign TO excite sectional feel
ing The Populisia In Virginia nre maxi
ing great light 10 get control of that
state and the belief Of good many
lending Republicans Is tina, they may suc-
coed. They desire, therefore, 10 say or
do nothing which may be used for tho
benefit Of the Democrats ia the campaign.
The fight In Nirglnn IL viewed with a
good deal more interest in congress than
II would under ordinary circumstances
excite, and there IL quite clever p0iit-
zeal play being nude on that campaign.
u 10 said that some Of the senators Of
both parties are anxious TO have Tho
contest over the Voorhees, bill prolracIcd
until after the Virginia election for the
effect that the result Ia that state may
have on the silver question. Some Of
the silver men argue that should the
Democrats be defeated Ia Virginia, or
elect their ticket by very much reduced
majority. Southern senator's would be 80
alarmed by the prospect OF Populisf gains
throughout the South that many OF them
would abandon the administration aud at
once advocate some Immediate and radical
imitation of the currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
A WARslIIP IN SIAN.

WASHINGTON. Oct I'll is not gen.
orally known that the United States haa
a warship in siam, as an Interested
spectator Of the diplomatic settlement OF
the recent trouble between tbnt country
and France Such Is the ease, however,
Thu gunboat Concord has just arrived
&C Bangkok She Is on her way TO Hong
Kong, and on leaving Singapore made 4
capital, instead Of proceeding direct 10
China, II y said &C the navy department
lhnt the visit has no Significance what.
ever and that II was made without IN.
slructiOns from Wnshngtpn The com.
nlnder Of the vessel took her to Bnng-
kok entirely on his own responsibility, and
he Ind ample authority 10 do 10. AZ IL
WAS very little on of his regular route.
When he left Singapore he sent q cable
message 10 the depnrtment, saying that
be was going To Haugkok, and that h
all they knew abont II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
THEY MIXED
Two Citizens OF Austin Come no.
Erther, but Neither r. Hurt.

Two Citizens OF Austin Come To-
grther, but Neither is Hurt.
AUSTIN, Tex. Oct. T,r-lSpecial.l-An ex'
citing encounter occurred on Congress ave-
nue. this morning, between Attorney John
Dowell and Mr.. SAM DecosdOya. land
agent
About two weeks ago the two gentlemen
bad some trouble in the district court room.
over land suit, resulting In Dowcn be-
Ing fined 500 by District Judge liobort-
son for contempt Of court Tbs meeting
tls morning was when they saw the two
The hrst bystnndcrs knew Of the trouhlc
this morning, WIS when they saw TWO
men cllnch and fan Into the gptter. strng'
Cling for possession OF pistol. uincers
getting the pistol, and then separating the
Mr.. Dooordora says lie was on his way
home 90 dinner. unarmed, when he saw
M Duwcll cofnlnR ~ the street, and Whcn
about ffiy feet AWAY he says DDwoi chang
Ell mis- cane from BIS right hand 20 hlA ieft,
and placed the right hand on his hlpponk'
dOya said he thought be was going 20 bf
shot. aud aH soon aa he was close enough
he rprlng on pOWell. grabbing him by tue
throat with his left hand and with his
right SELLING the pistol which Doweil hhd
Mr' Dowell contends that he acted roliey
IN self.defensc; that he had not thought Of
pistol when lie was assaulted,
both men hHd ther right hands cut, while
struggling for me pistol, and both were
placed under arrest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Presideni
Pelsoto Of Brazil has consented to DIS
mount the guns In Rio dc Janeiro, and
Admiral DeMellos. commander of the in
surgeut heet. has agreed not to fre on
The eity 50 long "a The guns remained
disnionntcd. This word was received
fron, Commander Pickering Of the United
states cruiser Charleston now In the har-
bor OF Rio de Janlero last night lnc
aereenent was, II Is belieyod, brought
ai,out through the efforts Of representa-
lives ~ Foreign powers AZ Rio. For
the week foreign ministers have
been iryhg 20 bring about an arrange
Incnt 70 save the Brazilian capital from
dpstruction at the hands Of the rebels,
and according TO the foregoing oficial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
THE vIcE-PREsIDENr BARRED
OUT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. T.-Presidenti
have boon denied admission TO the eS'
ccutive departments by watchmen who
did not know them, but 1t is most I'M
common occurrence II happened once to
President Grant aud once to President
Hayes, each OF whom had some trouble
In getting access 10 the secretary of the
treasury after hours. Nice-Presideni
Stevenson had similar experience ~
the treasury department yesterday. lie
had an engagement with Secretary Car
lislc at 4 o'clock In regard 10 the silver
repeal bill and arrived AZ the building
promptly on time. He essnyed 10 enter
by the south door on Fifteenth street
and when the yigilant wntchnan barred
Ills way he said he was Mr.. Stevenson
That conveyed no Information TO tut
Waterman, and the chances are that ths
distinguished visitor might have bee1
compelled to break his engagement had
Il not been for the fact that an ubiquitous
newspaper man came alOng Just thep
and addressed MIR Stevenson AS the
yice.prcsident." whereupon the truth
dawned upon the Waterman and M
onencd tho doors 20 their widest extent
and made the most profuse apologies
lie Is a now man, but ID not likely y
suffer for his conduct, for the reason lliai
he was simply obcying his Instructions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
QUANAH.
work on the High school nuiiding
stoppcd-A Strange Death.

stoppcd-A strange Death.
oUANAH, Tex. Oct. Z. --lspeoial }
For souo unknown cause all the labor.
o,s. from hod-earricrs to superintendent,
on the high school building were laid OF
dis morning. Contractor jarvis Of
Denison Is here and he will no doubt
have everything adjusted sa'isfaetory be-
fore the setting Of another sun. The
hands viii 80 back to WORK aud all will
terminate wei.
II was reported here several days
apo that one Mr.. James Williams, resid.
ne In Greer county, had wandered OIL
from home during the last big rain In
INN comfy and his family and neighbora
were Of the opinion that he mad under
taken 10 cross Rcd river, which was
very high. aud WAS drowned But such
vas not the case, though his sudden de
misc Is shfouded IN mystery He was
found dead IN broom factory about
f,a,r miies from home and. nothing 70
Indicate he had been murdered, 50 IA
h thought he took his own NE.
All he business houses and the public
.chools were visited By D committee Of
is,iIcs, members Of the Methodist church.
yesterday, and requested by Them TO
.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

without saying word Say, / made
another hit. too, one time. IL was IN
political line. l was in Wisconsin town
where there was big political meeting
in progress. Ex-Speaker Spooner was. the
star orator. About nine-tenths OF his
speech was devoted TO slanlering the
South, and before he was. half through
my Mississippi blood was boiling, Wen,
sir, when lie finished ! mounted that
stand, in the face of that immense throng
of Yankees, mi denounced him aud his
speech | did It In about twenty-five
words. and my courage was rewarded
by some applause too
William Wetzel. one Of IIncle Sans
gallant tars, was In Fort Worth yegter-
day Mr.. Wetzel was en- route from
San Francisco to Philadelphia.
lie has been ia the naval
service for three years lacking
one month; and Of this time morn than
two years have been spent In Chinese
waters His term of enlistment will cx-
pire next month and Mr. Wetzel OBJ
tanned a leave of absence for that time.
50 that, virtually, he Is no longer IN the
service OF. the United states govern
ment ",of c2urs, ! feel , little high
ehio's last night. after three years N
naval service the thought OF private
citizenship Is not unihviiins Service IN
the us y. especially for o private. is
not thu h1ppiest OF eNiftnneeN, and, yet,
don't leave It without a slight feeling
Of regret You know, the habits and
associations Of three years are not light
~ brokcn. Then. too having spent
most Of my time on the coast Of China.
mine was a peculiarly UNPLEASANT ex-
perience. No, indeed. China lacks much
Of being an ideal place q bahltation.
The cities are filthy, and diselse-breed-
ing. and from them there arises q stencil
that il all but Undesirable Cholera,
yOu know, prevails the year around; but.
strangely enough. It doesn't spread
much. It Is inurly always sporadic.
1'his Is especially remarkable when It
Chinese sentiment towards Americansg
II Is very bitter The Cinnamon ali
know about our Chinese exclusion law.
II is a daily topic Of discussion among
them. and In consequence they repard
Americana with nnfegned contempt aud
hostility. The Cinnamon are clamoring
for retaliation but the government Is
delqvng action pending Diplomatic pro-
coclings. which, Il hopes viii result 10
the repeal Of fhp law. or NJ any fytte.
N Us material modification Rnf shOnid
this government persist VI ~ deferinina-
tiOn 10 exptrihte the Cinnamon, l have
no doubt Che Cinnamon there viii reful-
late on American residents brutally.
They openly threaten this. md many
American missionaries fear them. II Is
very easy b start rupture between the
Cinnamon and American frids-Dts even
now, and Americas need BE- very eau
tiOus, taxing much insolence tlmt IS
scarcely bearable."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
CORRIDOR TALK.

y A prominent lawyer of this city in
i pealing of the advisability of reducing
salary attached to the mayors office
S.asd. N consider 1t bad idea to cut down
lhc salary Even the present salary of
10O0 Is in my opinion too small. Make
he oihce profitable one and then you
an ~ good men to run Tor the once,
nd deyOte all their time aud attention
% The work connected with IL. Look at
he number Of district judges who after
trrinf only portion OF their term,
Vfaigp land again take up the practice Of
Nav, Time was when the very best
nen b the country were seeking this
thee. nnd many are doing so now, but
.xhcn elected, they soon realize that
9the sniary will not Justify them In keep
Mpe the Office, and they resign and make
lN9ore money In the practice Of their pro-
essou- For this reason the benches
The courts Of .he country are not filled
Nth the best legal talent Of the country.
think the same thing applies to the
1 f.of ot mayor and am opposed e
u sh9nid be increased"
''Why isn't your packery startei?'
u1ulrtd a gentleman at Ye Arlington
In hst night do you know thar Ar
rsnqaf and Swift receive not less than
lARpD0 annually from Texas hotels and
ttI4ffantsl Well its a fact I hay,
{ .o1t ID the trouble OF making calcula-
HiIu nd l iind chat this Is 4 conserva-
4 I've dbtimate Every cent of this money
y n.e|f as well be kept at home as IA
I1ln n to FIJI the Golfers Of Armour and
\ ;tIlr Corn Is cheap and here are Texas
Eitit begging for a market, and yet you
lhfp nght here in Fort Worth packery
VIuI idle. Ii does seem 10 me TO ID
t1fuI that such state Of affairs should
- Moved 10 erist. Tesas win nevei
iittFsr as long as her citizens pay so lit