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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
Forecast Of What the Senate
and House Will Do.
BLAINE FLOWER COVERED
In the casket in the Pador Of Mis- Late
Residence.
Arrangements Tor the Services In lhe Church.
Senators Express Themselves Freely In
Favor Of Annexlng LIlIuokalun's
Domains The Queens Protest

Washington, Jan. 20-rhc most not.
able event Of the week Ia congress will
probably Doe the disposition Of the nnti-
option bill IN the senate. by agreement
hnal vote ON the bill win be taken nc
10 o'clock Tuesday. It viii then, in all
probability be sent back to the house
with its many amendments. Nh entirely
different measure from the original
Hatch bill a. passed 10y that body
Tho hrst two of the annual Rpprupra.
ton bills are now on the calendar of the
senate. the army aud the Notifications
bills, aud IL Is expected the District of
Columbia Appropriation hill win be added
60 the list early Ia the week
IL rs also the expectation tu call up
the Cullnm bill making amendments To
the Interstate commerce laws TO meet the
recent judicial decisions.
House leaders intend To- keep nt work
on the appropriation bills to the exclu.
sion of nl other business.
4 special order for the Andrew Cate
banking and silver purchase repeal hill,
which The committee ON rulrs has agreed
to report may be- brought la during the
week. but 10 is not intended 30 call IL
up until the morning of the day ON which
30 is to 40 into operation feb, o. su
that this fight ~ oil for more than a
week
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NOW un MnnKEn mn

Post Among the first patients Of a
young hospital nurse wns young man
with broken arm and an attractive up-
peUmucV, says Philadelphia journal.
The dcuurr, uninterrupted nurse began
to take am unusual interest in him, and,
after time, asked him II there was
Nothing she could DO for him mo- book
she could read. no letter she could write.
The patient gracefully accepted the lat.
ter offer, and the nurse prepared 60 write
from his dictntion, lie began with a
tender address To his dearest love, "
and the lit,le nurse felt slightly cmbnr.
rasscd; but She continued through thv
most ardent declarations of ull-ubsorh-
ing affection tO the end. where he wished
10 hr subscribed am udoriur lover for
all time Then she folded the letter and
slipped Il into It's envelope. "Io whom
shall | direct itf she nskcd. The
wicked young fellow said umiably and
even tcndcrly, What IL your name.
plrnsct They have been married u
little more than year now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

the Ivy fluid caused. On she went bray
ing that which would have turned back
many a stout heart. When she reached
the middle Of the stream the elder paused
and slowly offered prayer Expressions
OF pity ran through the crowd.
The elder placed his hands upon the
little head aud commanded the child 10
kneel She did 80 with che submission
Of n lamb, but as she sank GA her kneca on
the rough bottom there wae an eX-
preston OF unmistakahle agony upon
her face that made many of the spccta-
tors turn away. Then the elder slowly
prayed and immersed the little figure
until 10 was concealed from sight When
the drenched head and shoulders emerged
Then more prayers were offered, and a
third uine the little girl went under the
water. She was then led back 10 the
snowy bank.
Not tear or n whimper from the child
told OF the ordeal she had passed through.
The frosty air pierced the drenchcd form
and added to the intenscnoss of her suf-
fering. The folds Of large, warm shawl
were thrown around her 10y one of those
waiting on the bank. and she was taken
to the house of a nciEhb0r where shc was
warmly clad The other two girls passed
through the same ceremony. Each child
remained In the water Eve minutes, and
the elder was there quarter OF an hour.
After the ceremony the elder and the
little girls dincd VT the home u Mrs.
ltebccca Snyder, n. 1 Clipper Hiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
BAPTIZED IN ICE WATER.
THREE CHILDREN IMMERSED IN
a RIVER.
A CeremOnyln The Open Air While the Their
mOmeIer Was lowering About Roro
Not a Tear or Whmper.

Baltimore. Jan. % About three hun
drcd sliiycring men, women and children
lined both hanks of Jones falls in the
rear Of the Clipper cOtton-duCk mills in the
rear OF the Woodhrrry Manufacturing
company shortly after noon 10 witness
the chilly baptismal ceremony of the
German Baptist Brethren, or Dunknrds
Three girls Carrie Hartman, aged "a
years daughter Of Lewis Hartman, re-
siding on Railroad avenue, Woodberry;
Miss Sidney Gudncy, aged 10 years,
daughter Of William III. Gnlney. lB
Druid aycnug WoOdberiy, and Miss
Ida Hess, aged 10 years, residing ga
West WOOdbcrry were each immersed
three times la the chilly stream by Elder
Babylon of Westminster
Preliminary services We're held nt 1890
n. M. In the Dunkard church, Hill street.
WoOdberry elder Babylon preached
from the text "The wages OF sin X
death, and the aft of God IL eternal
life through Jesus Christ, our Lord -
After the service prncessiOn, headed by
tile elder, and composed of the forty
members of the Dunkard church who
attended the service, started from the
church and marched to the rear Of the
Clipper mills distance " nearly half
q mile fhc three litilc girls were taken
% the house Of Mrs Arnold. near the
falls, and were prepared for their chilly
bath They were clad in blue gowns
and little white caps Of gauZe The sturdy
elder knelt upon the snowy bank. and
with barred head and uplnrned face, of
fercd prayer The little band OF
Dunkarls also knelt IN prayer
The surface Of the falls WAS
srystal crust Of thick ice. save a
space quite large enough for the per.
fOrnance of the usual ceremony Urchins
gided over tho Ice around aud about the
spot on skates.
The scene was a choerless one, every
thing n view being clad with snow and
Ice. Strong men We're closely muilied Ia
heavy coats and stamped their feet 10
keep warm After the prayer the elder
arose, threw Oh his coat and boots, aud
unhinch.ngly wnded Out into the cold
flowing stream. lie seconded the bottom
OF he falls and then returned 10 the
bank. where be- took the hand OF little
Miss Hartman, who brnycly followed him
into the water. ia vain did the little
girl strive 10 Iepress the silver that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN ICELAND

Am English woman, writing on "Mo-
man Suffrage IN Iceland" says. "ln
these days, when OVercdutous politicians
seonl 800 frightened az the proposition 10
cu hisr their own countrywomen. Il
ma encourage them somewhat 10 lot
them see the practical working of full
woman suffrage i'm Iceland There we
find Il nation of 5000 people, in which
mau and woman are IN every respect
political pqmlB, governed by representa-.
tiyes elected by man and woman together
The future citizens are taught by their
mother, and In the whole island not AN
Mitcrate Is To be found, every child being
able 10 Rad, write and cipher boy the
time 10 has reached the age at
Z. And those voting mothers,
who educate their own children.
have produced anton in which
there are no prisons, mo- police. no thieves.
no enormously rich, no miScrnbly poor
just u plain, temperate, chnste. educated
aud intelligent people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
NSATIONAL SHOOTING.
|oNeL ANDERSON OF BRYAN
lsoors LAWYER DoREMUs.
amer Was Advising Mrs. Anderson In a
bn,,lle lnIsIiclb Casc-Ths Wound
Mol Serious.

Ia Tex, Jan ~. Especial "A
s,ieoal shooting ARRAY occurred last
4 sbont o'clock IN front of the
lhasts and Planters National bank,
'peb Colonel John q. Anderson, a
Known insurance agent, shot Mr.
Dorpmus. the junior members
Az linn Of Ford x DOremus IT,.
'Nok effect IN the iustep of the left
Ind The ball was cut from the bottom
!, foot this morning The trouble
4 sat OF domestic affair IN Colonel
sons family. IN which Mr.. Dorcmus
,he legal adviser of Mrs. Anderson.
incl Anderson handed his pistol to
I'M Non. who was close 10y at the
oi The shooting, and surrendered
ir6h T. O. Mum was soon on the
! and Colonel Anderson was taken
sheriHs Office. where he gave bond
Mort while
i Dopmus was removed TO his home
. hs wound dressed. IL il painful
o very serious.
.oapl Anderson was seen 10y n Ga
reporter, to whom he made sub
Ialy the above statement saying:
bought ! shot him in the shoulder. but
Ims I made a poor shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
fRE AT wEATHERFoRD.

rutherford, Tex, Jan. 20.-(SpecialO
hre bells rang furiously aud the
and furious discharge of firearms
IAornlng az o'clock plainly bespoke
and called the department Ia the
4 Of Ross avenue and Oak street.
beautiful residence of h. NJ. Porter.
yea by himself and the family of
Davis, was fast burning beyond
l9le OF saving It. The fire compa-
aa heroic work, but all in vain,
nifen minutes the frame structure
10 ashes, Though the adjacent
fhces were in imminent danger. yet
hol severely damaged. Mr.. Por.
mouse was approximately worth
ana Insured for $1,000. Mir. Davis
pa insurance Of 5000 on his house
gods Both in the Gcrmania Of
urk' Defective lue the cause
liability Of mistakes and accidents
s5s,n IN the best regulated business
WY e1emplified today 10y the west
Texas and Pacific being delayed
NOun' OF wreck, eight hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
CARNEGIE TALKS.


pittsburg, Pa, Jan 20. Ever since
the arrival Of Andrew Carnegie from llu-
rope. he has been bcsicged for somo ex-
precision upon the recent troubles nc
Homestead la conversation this after
noon. be- sdid ~ did not come TO Pitts.
burg 10 rake up but 10 try 10 bury the
past Of which | know nothing Tint ~
beyond recall II should be- hanished M a
hurrid dream, aud the only lessons Il
tenches laid 10 heart for the future. For
tweuty-MX years our concerns have nun
Nv numerous works, and ] trust aud be-
lieye that this record viii be- fully
equaled 10 the twenty-five years to
Gomez
lie further siated be WAS gradually
selling his stock Ia the Carnegie company
aud did not now own majority Of the
shares.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
rnlNTERs REsnLTrE.

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 20 ESPECIALLY
jrhc TypOraphical union ut ils meet
inc today endorsed Colonel Wiil LAIN
hsrt of Houston for the position OF pub
lie printer
m the lor.lnture of Texas against con-
sjderine bids from non-rcsidcnts for the
prinfiug of The Texas court reports and
re0niring same 10 be- done Ia the state.
was also adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
OFF FOR DETROIT.
y nuIcans Sentenced at San Antonio
NJ Offences AGAINST Uncle Sam.

! Anioalo, Tex. Jan. %. Especially
ID Walter, chief deputy United
marshal, and two guards left here
ronhg for Detroit, Mich, having
NliN ihe following persons. sentenced
ms IN the house of correction in
iy Colonel Carmen. Ybanez Juan
Do FLORES and Cccillio Snninas,
aa d violation of the United States
trLg laws, aud each sentenced to
years Imprisonment.
i@no Cara Elizondo, sentenced
NJ years for the same Offense, and
IN Borgo and Ramun Salamantes,
pos 10 fifteen months each for
'ylng horses across the Rio Grandc.
nE Flores aud Salinas were lead
B the original Garzu revolutionary
'ment Of eighteen months ago. The
An government made a strong eff
eIiradite Ybanez, but was not sue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
.ENEWSCONDENSED

n.- n pcs Moincs, committed
p Nn, .,sy With razor. He was
80, A New Texas. Ia" farmer
nv, strangers to ride with him.
/ o,ssed him Of SO. ,..,,
cowboys are pursuing wiz
49,, ny A desperate. lie IS wanted
~, aud Is likely to be lynched II
e,,, was found dead In the ruins
- ~ near Ocala, Fla, with oullet
u. bcad. lie was murdered for
N, Of robbery
,.,,s, daughter Of Jonas Christophel'
An md. pulled kettle OF boiling
| s,sr upon Itself yesterday and was
M 10 death. ,, cs,,, ,
No. Of the wrecked Lincoln (Neo)
AN BReiy be paid In fun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
CAPITAL NOTES.

The home for fallen women, proposed
i'm a bill by Senator SWayuc, may be-
regarded ms one of the certuiutics of this
legislature Every member who has been
approached upon the subject has prom
ised 10 support the measure Mrs. Col
Illus. the interchangeable Christian worker
of Fort Worth, is successfully urging
its passage.
The joint committee appointed to visit
the educational institutions of the state
left this morning for the Agricultural
aud Mechanical college ~ Bryun. Thence
Il will go 90 Galveston 10 visit the medical
college The committee is composed Of
Messrs. lmbodeu aud AgneW from the
senate, aud Messrs Truitt, Moody and
Ragsdalc.
About forty members of the legislature
are at home, spending Sunday with their
wives,
The general disposition In both houses
Is TO KIN every bin for which some ur-
gent reason cannot be advanced.
Judge Baker of the Panhandle, who has
been here for several days, is under
treatment for IA serious 9esiction OF the
eyes.
Representative Wilson of Harrison will
present a constitutional argument to-
morrow 10 show that the house has no
right 10 resciud its contract with the
newspapers Then viii occur the final
vote upon that subject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

4 ~ Tex Jan 29-(Special)-A
~ Tue name of Harry Alulliu, a
W pade, was lying around the
, aul Pacific depot yesterday. and
I1gialnt being made the city marshal
ihi IN charge and placed him i'm
Da iuoose' He said he was sick and
I'VE nut u short time. Medical
r. summoned but he died al y
~ y ,le calaboose. But little could
'aeI N regard to him. He claimed
M s%Wsilerm-law of Judge j. O.
IA NJ, waco. lie will probably be
w ule city authorities today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ONO RIVER BOOMING.

Cincinnati, O., Jan 29.,rhe Ohio
damming up of the river by gorge
caused the water TO back up here and
risc nearly seven feet IN - hours as a
result Tho Ice from above did some
damage chiefly at the mouth of the
Little Miami river whore number of
burges were crushed, causing loss Of
gu ODD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
HARD ON THoMAs.

Bonham, Tex. Jan 30 Especial. ~.
n Thomas, who escaped FROM Jain one
week ago today was re-capturcd m
Denlson last night and brought back to
his Old quarters % b. tried On the charge
OF theft Of a watch.
Henry Gates lost valuable mare the
same night Thomas escaped She was
found "a DenisOn, having been carried
theme By Thomaa Hs WI also have 20
the watch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
BELL COUNTY FAIR.
The Association Elects OfGcersA Poultry
papeF.

Bolton, Tex, Jan. 20. CSpecial) THE
Bell County Fair association held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon aud elected of
hcers and directors for the ensuing year
as follows
Bon ID. Lee. president: $. $. Walker,
yice-prosident; Ia Ruckcr secretary,
directors. $. d. Ray, VIM. Thatcher,
Geo. Hunt. Ben d. lee, Sam Walker.
S. A. Sparks and X. l., Brown.
The association is contemplating hold
ing spring term. with good racing
program IL suitable arrangements can
be made
The Texas Poultry Industry Is a
new monthly journal started here by III.
b Savage. and devoted to poultry, pig
cons aud pet stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ca L.9lalINENr AUsrINrrr man

lpinln F1A Jan. %. Especial 81
M citizen. SFeary, one of the hest
:, catg,,s q Austin. dioi uis uo rs
Ins nIi'tnal fever, sunerin5nca NJ ~.
Isl ~ was city marsb E,i' ny & ~, az 81
latter y 1880. being a.ge y, A1S'i Y,
sleoa, In n iso6 the !. notorious Bon
~ IN IT,, and was s,ryine
eala N M, capacity az the time of
vas sessa po,,les he was Republican
Twelfth li,a'aiias-arms Of HE house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
kllLED BY A TRAM

~ IeXp Jan. 29.-(SpecioIl-
wy afternoon j. g. Williams
Btnr@,.tng the Cotton Belt track
ir a,l,i,ile was struck by a south
lip,a V,si! Train and thrown several
|r,e,s uilch near by Prompt med
nsn.9 was rendered but His in
WtS,s my fatal, and he died Mt 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
s,lITH IN THR TrRRITORY.

Paris. Tex. Jan. 20 Especial -rele-
grams received this evening from Il posse
express the belief thcy have found where
Smith. the rape hend crossed Red river
into the Indian territory. The posse il
cnme here from Hope, Ark. and is
known also as Green, Smith aud Bob
DOwprg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
rITREIs KILLED

Louisville, Ky, jan. 20. Near Big
Clifty, Ky, Newport News aud Mlssis-
sippi Valley freight train was wrecked
by broken rails Alexander Price, the
engineer, Geo Foster the irrman, aud
Walter Davis, head brakeman, was
IfllUI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
BROKE A SHAFT

Sun Eranisco.. Col. JWl. 20 rbr Pa.
cihc steamer City of pchiu. which loft
Nukohomu Jan 10 for this port, IL 1--WE
days overdue, II IN thought she III sim.
ply delayed by rough weather aud per
haps may have broken shaft aud will
be- found coming In under sail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
INEAsURER MKINNrY,s rAsr

Ncsi, tex Jan, 29.-(S peciall--W
louptr N ex-treasurer of Wilbur.
In w, was arrairned before Justice
4 TX 'a,vtday, charged with omboz-
'|ain.r, ouh'ys funds. He waived n
Ia sy examination and was bound
NM await the action of tbe gTan ,
"lleh meets Feb. q 'A' '"Nu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
rmn Ar srnrnENvIILn.

Siephenville, Tex, jan ~ Especial
1t b wported that the residence OF
Mr. McAllisier and barn Of Mr.. Martin
g few miles east of Stcphenvillc, was
unCU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
MEN cnrLnNT nn I'M.

en- being tho weaker sea" suid Mrs.
Suipps. hut the women of this country
did something last year that men could
never do
And that wasf' inquired Mr. Ships.
Lost JO,OOOOOO hnirpins md wore The
wings Of 3.OUUOOO birds on their hats"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

grow FROM year 10 year for the very good
reason that The transactions of the state
grow IN number aud importance. The
taX rolls tell q tale Of marvellous expan.
sion IN tho past twenty FIVE years
Here are the figures:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Weatierford, Tex. .lau. 20 Especially
SO fur as the arc lights were concerned
meas Iasf night The cause Of their non
performance Of dnty 10 not aseergainable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
BLAINE FUNERAL ARRANGE
AiENIS

Washington, Jan. ~, The body Ut
Mr. Blaine was this evening placed in
the parlor ON the north side ui the sec.
ond floor of tho residence. A number
of friends called nt the house and took
d last look upon tie face Oi the departed.
The expression of Che face iS peaceful,
aud the liucnmvuts show hut few traces
OF the ryiyugcs OF the disease. The casNrt
is almost buried under the mass of floral
tributes The church services will be-
strictly private, and no one will be adj
mittod who has not received nn Invita-
ton The limited seating capacity Of
the church and the large number of dele
cations aud officials TO bo provided for
leaves no room for the general public
The first eight rows of the spujs viii hc
set aside for the family. relatives mud
pull hpnrcw. Behind thrm in order will
W. scntcd the president yicc-prpsidcut
cabinet officers, Speaker Crisp, meme
beers of the supreme court with their
families, senators and representatives.
On hc south side Of the church viii be
scented members of the various delogn-
tluna, aud ON the north aide personal
friends who have received Invitations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
HIGHWAY ROBBERy

MIA. Tex, Jan. 20. Special
chsySS nave jailed Walter STaypo
ho5r q highway robbery At an
'hy Wehes morning he held M
IN ln'VeE relieving him 80 e.
@ lully identified Swavne w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
TRrATY WITH SWEDEN.

Washington, jan %. The president
has sent 20 the senate the new extra.
tinted. Among otber things the treaty
provides That cnch government shall dee
liver up persons charged with or con
yctod of an ordinary crimes within the
Jurisdiction Of uur Of theh contracting
parties, aud seeking an asylum Ia the
other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
sTEPHENvlLLE.
A COMMITTEES Coming 10 fOh Worth 10 Get a
Railroad lmmluranls POurlna In.

Stephenyille. Tex, Jan. 20 Especially -
A committee Of our citizens went 20 Fort
and Worth today 10 confer with leading
men as 10 the rhurner and Stephenvllle
ruilrohd. We arr awake tO its import.
once aud intend 10 get the road II posi-.
bile.
IN this country 10 rent Immigrants are
pouring in and land men report business
good,
Frank * Deyinps two story rock bush
ness house n recrlA ing The finishing work
aud viii be ready for occupancy IN a
week o. two
Milky Nozzle and Miss Gentry el0Ded
this week aud married az Glen Rose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
NOT SNIIrII

-Panl mn MN Tex, Jan. 2a.-(Spe.
N his ,n ",ueers arrived here al q
Ae ler,u morning aud failed IN iden,;'
: wants. held Ia jail as being tbe
CHILD At Paris outrage ANA murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

a study of these figures must convince
the most preiudiccd critic that Texas
has the cheapest, as well as the best gOv-
eminent of amy state In the Union.
f. a. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
MIIIaKY CIIRAPNR-

New York, Jan ~ Reedng Of
the Distillery and Cattle Feeding Co,
II has been determined 70 reduce tho
price u whiaky ~ costs per gallon "a
lake eneet palnorrows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
FIRE
WHEEL WORKS RURNED.

WHEEL WORKS BURNED.
Portsmouth. o., Jan. %. The nam
moth plant Of the Portsmouth Wheel
works hurncd this evening The loss Is
estimated to exceed 100000 as every
thing IL a total wreck aud large guam
tty Of raw and manufactured material
burned. Insurance unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

As stated the total asked for The next
succeeding year Is less than the above
being S2444,82S. The difference -
mates In lie first year for Improvements
al Inc asylum for the insane at Austin
1SS0. StO). at the North Texas insane
ASYLUM lSi6,90M and at the Agricultural
mo cosf az the educational department
Is OF course not included Ia The above
estimate Ii Is estimated % Sa0l3,iVN
Der nnnum, Of which S3.50OQW VIII 90
10 tho maintenance Of the public schools
six months IN the year ana the relnNlHr
der represeuts the executive expense ni
tbe oiiice Of superintendent Of public M
strtction. n is worthy Of note that
Texas pays over 81 per cent more l4 p
its public schools tlian Tor rs en9lilr ~,
roveru,nent including the judiciary de-
partment with It's vast expense Tor iees
Of locul officers. 81
The appropriations viii continue 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Ihut the expenses Of the state have not
Kept pace with its material development h.
evidenced 10y this statement Of general
and educational expense for series of
years: