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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08


Another fact of startlihs sisnineanee;
The entire gold output OF rue uniiea
States Is but little more man ,nn' OF
these mines at J9haniespefs ana Is ue-
creasing England on whose so', arc
situated the African nl,es' controls ~
far the greater part OF me so'u y,eiu OF
the world. Her interest IN a soiu stan
dard Is not limited 10 i.s sseuuy enhance-
ment OF The value Oh inc Greats Oh ne,
money lenders wan .ne so'u s,anuaru
UNIVERSAL sue "ouiu NV 0N's ''m'fo, 'n'
world throusn POSSESSION" ., oonsa''ons'
me payment OF Wnieh WOMB oe ,n'pos
sibie, out she would ne apsoiu'e mistress
OF inc currency supply y. s's'y ""s''"'
10 ner' At inS', M svun,',ss "ou'u w
tor '""S " i'suiA'e '"''' """'''"' y
,rbe ono tbing that rny,and has m
drp,d and dors dread abnva nil o,bers
is tbat gold viii lose M ao,ninion orer
IT. ..t1 H.. - tt1 h.,t ,;it
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
WHY CLEVELAND QUIT THE
ONEIDA.

Mr.. Cleveland Is us sentimental when
expressing an opinion of Commodore
Benedicts yacht, the Oneida, as he ever
permits himself to be over any purely
worldly matter, He is as fond of 1t as
child is with new toy, and when he
went to Buzzard's Bay, early in July
he made nh arrangements with Commo-
dore Benedict to be brought back on his
return to Washington on the Oneida as
far as New York, but the president has
changed his mind, not from desire, but
as matter of eSpeliency. He can
celed his engagement by the Oneida, so
TO speak. and when Commodore Bene-
dict, seeking the reason, received the re-
ply, he could not but confess that there
WIS some force in the sentcntious utter
anccs OF the president. who said: My
excursions upon the Oneida are getting
'6lqulUold " lorilxe % AVA . luoA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. T.-5Accord.
the Pacific mail steamer Rio de Janeiro
last evening, Hong Kong papers are filled
with long editorials. and local articles on
brought all business TO stands,ll. Much
excitement was caused by telegram say
lug that Mexico was TO suspend coinage
OF silver. In this event China would cstRb-
nsh national coinage as she has q mint
ut Canton fully equipped for issuing dollars
In Japan the result has been equally dis
nstrous. Ihe government has lost more
than S3,DOOO on orders ON war shipe
alone. Japan produces about $500. 90
worth OF silver yearly aud only about $500
900 OF gold, 50 thst the loss TO miners Will
be large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

The storm waves will reach this me.
ridian and the other chnuges noted will
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twenty four hours before
or after sunset of the dates given below
S--Cooler and clearing.
- p-IHir and cool.
Z" 10-Moderating.
:" 11-WAr1ncr.
I" 12-Storm wave on the meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

80 tAf4 % "A uIfN.
between DIR. Picf,,'',
every other plll. I...
smaller; And III, AZ
size, with their ~ ,''',,
take. 80
But there's a dr..
through. They're w''.''
in the why they =.
No gripping, no vlo. m
ience, no reacticn I'm
efterward. They ~
do permanent <f1
good. They reo.
tilate the system. a. -
cleanse and renov.sN M
Sick or Bilious Hst
Constipation, Indls,.,,',
Bilious Attacks, anS NJ
engagements Of ID ~.
stomach, and bowel
prevented, relieved -
cured. -
Put up In se,l,s -.
always fresh md ~.
perfect Il vestpoeket w.
They're guarant,,S
give satisfaction, IN ~.
case, or tho money ~
turned What oiisf 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
EASTERN AGENTS.

This paper Is kept on nle and adTsf,,ni ,e
ing rates may be ascertninch nt the ouce
Of American Newspaper Publishers 1850
citation, Temple court. New YORK, gf itolh n
Its Eastern business Office, rs tribune
building. New York.
Western business Office. 500, "Ihe hook-
ery" Chicago Ills.
s. O. Beckwith sole agent foreign a1Ver'
Worlds fair correspondent. c. s. Hardy
STATE AGENTS -Brnmlitt & sandell,
Dallas, Tex.
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VISITORS TO CHICAGO

who want TO keep M with Texas news
will Lud the Daily Gazette on sale At the
following placosi
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Leland hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
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Wells u. STEERS $50 State street,
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street.
Texas Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

Thu Row +. a. Smith of Silver Mine.
Conn. has caused sensation in the
town.
so-m.d IA congregation that he and the
,aeu,bers Of h.s family We're starving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
OVERLOOKED BY JULES VERNE

~ had large cork and bung factory
in Grand avenue and needed power to
run my machinery" writes AIilwau-
kcean In Harper's Weekly. you know,
of course that there is au immense
amount of stored up electricity in cat.
The problem of inventors has been to in
..oUqnd - ool 90. OF
In the rear of my factory constructed
onestory circular building some sixty
feet in diameter. On the floor of this
l coiled glass pipe six inches in dame
ter, The first coil ran around the outside
Of the room, the coils gradually growing
smaller. till at last the ceuter was no
larger than this table. 1t gave me some
thing like a mile of pipe. The top and
sides of this pipe were lined with rather
stiff hair brushes the bristles being n
| little more than an inch IN length. At
| that tine Milwaukee was overrun with
| cats. 1t was impossible TO sleep at nights
! ! put notice In the paper that / would
pay 10 cents u dozen for prime cats de-
| livered at my factory. ! got sixty dozen
| the first day and stored them In the
| basement of the power house. The mo-
tor operated thus: Placing in the outer
end of the glass pipe an imitation rat,
made Of rubber and propelled by small
interior storage battery, would then adj
just cat Immediately behind It. The
aglol 10 10 lUIls plnoM luJ Ieqqni
rate--it was made TO 60 through the mile
Of tubing In from two to three minutes
and the cat, Of course, followed furi-
ously. thinking to catch the supposed
animal throughout the entire distance.
Gentlemen, II was exciting TO watch n
healthy, active cat whip about those
spirls with the mechanical rat about
loot rt ahead, ana gong hke cannon ,h,,,1
against the brushes, and her electricity
was thus extracted. With a storage bat
terry, and by sending cat through every
five minutes, generated enough cleo
tricity to operate my entire plant, light
my factory and sell power enough tC
run neighboring passenger elevators and
small machinery. 1t also took the VOW
out of the cats, and gradually the city
became quiet. At the end of week
cat could be caught and used again"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

From this time forward the West and
South will exist for something more than
voting purposes ouly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

The democratic party of Texas split
for keeps shouts The Dallas News.
Carry the news to patriot Quincy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
OUR BOOK TABLE,

In the Review of Reviews for August
considerable space is given to the opin-
ions Of twelve eminent professors of
financc and economics as to what CON
gress should do A few weeks of patient
waiting will show whether these wise
men have earned the right to be ranked
among the prophets and solons.
Albert Shaw, editor of Review, CON
tributes II sketch Of the late Senator
Stanford In which he says some good
things for the farmer boy. OF these is
this as TO the farm as training school
for boys
ut remains true even today thnt the
farm is the chief and the best school for
training of capable men that exist In
this country 1t Is otherwise In Europe,
where one does not find class cor
responding to the independent American
farmer. But with us the farmer is a
superb trainer of boys His lads are
learning real things. while the town boys
too often are merely studying in books
the pale reflection of things
The farmer boy knows early about
land and soils: about crops aud their
rotations; about the seasons and the
weather and the signs Of the SKY. He
grows up N familiar acquaintance with
animals. He owns dog. he has a
favorite horse, he rides wild colts, he
feeds the horned cattle; lie helps IN
IL rs,,aii, Mua luz iau ei is' ~ ~
Lno,,,s tr,,, o,I rl,,, ~ w. VI,
rnhl,ts anJ ,,rn,,, dbn.,s' IL ,,t' IL
a gnn and Does GsLin,. iIa havo I,r.i
| superb health. He helps rena.r the
fences He learns about tools and mast.
Ia hort iho raU,,, ~ ..an'it ~
| inowlcJyc hecomes vorr ,rnat
Thn Rnvie,v con,i,ncs T., nraso,. s,ot
| timclv articles maj re,dors 40 nomins
In feel thnt 1, IL n necessi,v ~ en,.nns
who would keen nbrens, ~ ,yoi r"' 4, ny ~,
pSssinr show ''''''V' VI '"p "or'u
Review Of Revisvs. omco oe nr,,i;oa
tion In Astor Place Nav, Vol, iror,ns
so 20 a wear.
|
The Centurv. Ap,,,st Nsv. Vol, n,
60 MI, So. r. =,
NY INV" Hu"uF'' itrlls' ~ Near'
a hne portrait of Philips Brooks n
| the beginning OF this number Drppares ia
reader IN onnr.cio., ,ha ,,.ool,h ~ tar
| -. -, "a
"er"cSS' "n'eh le.'eFs 10 enhoreh III w
after pages discloses. Happy, indeed
were these In having 40 loving and genia
nm npcla vho In tho midst Of the di.
fractions oil lraVel IN foreign parts cou'
bend hrs genius TO the comprehension
the little anc ne loved SO tendeT!
II Grace hins s9nilhues me series
a. XIV, "a hegun she VIII MAXI Tor hs'
self a niche in tie temple Of fame. Ther
are few short stories that rival the gent
R ISo 9a n%mh , MANI onss ,bs I exca
lent may he mentioned also THE II,
dempti0ner." by Edward Eggleston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

This day one year ago the Democratic
party was bnsy executing oohgatlons
to reform the tariff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

carry the banner, can anybody explain
what thar twitchlng Of his fingers
means?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

by MAu.-IN ADvANCE-PosTAGE PAID
MI mi sunday Quo year...S IS 70
IMP III S,,,J,y ~ months - 20
Daily aud Sunday, three months. .-... = ~
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The Semi. Weekly Gazette u6 pagesl,
one year ..s.-ssss ss4.sssss 'FsF.'s a ~
Daily delivered by curriers' IN the city
and all towns and cities where there are
local agents. - cents week or Slup per
month. -.
Remit by bank draft express or money
order. Do not send individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

The Rock Island is running daily trains
from Chicago to Fort Worth; but that
is all. Had the Rock Island not been
DISTRACTED in its work, 1t would now
have scores of men employed and thus
have been help to laboring men and
retail dcilers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

The Democrat who tries TO stand on
the platform built for benjamin Har-
riscn should increase his life insurance
to pay for the funeral expenses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

Mr.. Worries +. Brown, editor Of the
San Antonio Stockman. has published
an interesting and instructive little book,
containing compilation of all the laws
in this state relating to livestock. The
Importance of the livestock industry in
Texas is shown by the fact that it takes
book of 10i pages to contain all the
legislative enactments relating to It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

In view of what Hoods Sarsapar,lla
has done for others. Is IL not reasDnable
to |ho.ieye that it will also be of benefit
70 you?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

About ten years as1
They settled on my ,, isl
cough ever since. oq NY,
brohchitis. For me
/ have not been Aple
been doctoring all me
flesh aud strength. = N
spit ,ip an awful ,ol f
Ing. and during we os ~
hawking and splitting ".
i have had a fever H.
could not get any
breath became so sno ,..
work about the hous,s,' a,
consumption. ] tried =
WAS recommended 70,
and consumption, out
NV lungs paincd nler ~ I
mated unless ] took w !
l had spent all my VIA
Of ever being able W .,,,I
tie family. | was lnIiS +
Iflak, but l was nil" =,
good, He examined w
4 convincing way w.. i
and from the beginhi.pl's' ~, A
NV cough Is nlmos
not bother me. ny IN
strength Ii returhlns.. I'll
thing / have not bee1
time, i cannot say W u
DR.. Fisk. for he fai,sIal. "A. n
almost, TO health;
ferent from any s'r{I
fully recommend W
wonders for me y "a.
Haniey, Tarran'
1898.
BE warned in W. Y, ~
health, II is OF W, f \
Won. Present your, ~
hi specialist aud nc,,rtgs
DR.. n. W. Fisk ~
EASES OF woNE " Z
N Ne " LIVER, BLOC n.
epues. DIABETEa II
TROUBLES. Cores y. Y. !
,.a,tsm piles, flN
chronic and blood
lshed at the ons ;..,4 3
The system q %
mr. II II. ". FISK
results 70 tsost ~
through correspon-
Write for dias.,t,i
scribe your y ~ n, -
for women, N9'
IL eon1dentiaL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

The unwillingness Of Ohio Democrats
TO run for governor Is peculiar. II they
have all received federal offices there
has been suppression of tho records.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

It has been clearly demonstrated that. the
failures ~ spectators In pork ana wheat
do not touch the legitimate financial lnier'
eats 81 the people OF the United STATED
Globe Democrat.
Let ~ zee; what became Of pork when
Mr., Jack Cudahy plunged toward the
ccilngY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

The repeal of the ten per cent tax
OH state banks would not be, in any
sense. compromise That proposition,
II made, should stand on Its own bottom
The fight In congress now ia battle
Of standards and ratios. aud the field
will not be surrendered to the gold men
for mess of pottage, compared with
the great issues involved. The trick of
1873 was performed while the country
slept. 1t will not be mastered by another
trick while wide awake.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

shaw's brain weighed only thirty-eighi
ounces. but there was enough Of 1t 20
move him away IN hurry from the
scene Of the murder of his mother and
aunt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

The only travelling persons, male or ie,
male. at present authorized TO receive ,s nl,a
receipt for subscriptions for The "a1e''
]. d. Carwlle. S. j.. Redman.
J. IL. Barbee. Il. H. penton'
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Fred Gnlbrnith. @. A. Read.
q, ~. Garvin, J. y. Bhnn,
o. l.. Walker. y. ~ bewieJ'
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The public are cautioned not TO pay money
20 any other persons representing tnVn y.
selves rs travelling agents OF TINS paper, ar
all authority heretofore Issued TO- any otnsI
persons than those named Is hereby re-
voked uhAettv Noinp"n''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

CHATTANOOGA. Aug THE mine oper-
ators In the Coal Greek district have order.
ell reduction OF 10 per cent ia pay for
getting out coal. The miners do not take
kindly 10 the proposed cut and a strike Is
work In the mines IN that district Is done
by convlcts leased from the state, there
are hundreds of free men interested, only
nloyed; owing TO the prevailing dullness.
Coal Greek Is the place made notorious by
the battles Of free miners against state
troops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

simply because his salary was not forth
coming
After preaching a good sermon, and
giving out the regular church notices,
the Rev. Mr.. Smith startled his hearers
by saying: II have come to you this
morning with an empty stomach. | have
not had a mouthful to eat today, be-
cause | could not get II. There Is not
even crust In the cupboard. For over
a week and my family have lived en-
tirely upon blackberries and bread.
THE reason my family Is not here
this morning is because they have no
shoes to wear / do not ask charity,
but only that you pay me the salary
that you agreed to, that may not
| stnrve."
This startling announcement, of course,
created sensation in the little congre-
| cation at once. Deacon William Lane,
the only male member present. at once
| arose and took the minister to task for
bringing a scandal upon the church by
thus publicly announcing his private
atfairs from the pulpit. when he ought to
| have come to him privately as the trus-
tee, and he would have helped him.
Mrs. Robert Click. who is one of the
stewardesses of the church. sprang to
her feet also, and said she did not see
how a man could ride around town all
| the time with q fine horse Of his own,
and be In Il starving condition.
| The parson replied that not one penny
Of his salary went toward the keep OF
his horse, as that was self-supporting
but he failed to tell in what manner.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith has wife and
| daughter to support upon $500 salary
and declares he cannot get even TIL,
small amount.
Deacon Lane. when called upon by
reporter said; eve have hard work I,
support a preacher here. but Mr.. Smith
said he could stay here another year fo
$500 and house rent. don't see how hi
can be In a starving condition when h,
has over n hundred chickens which h,
has to feed and care for, besides hi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

Englands gold miners would be en-.
abled to mark ur their stocks several
points II the Sherman law should be I'M
conditionally repealed. but the indications
are now that they will not enjoy that
pleasure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

"The Clark wing have no silver de
msions," says the Austin STAFF corrcspon-
dent Of the News. Are we to understand
that warwick's remarkable conversion
sheds It's enulgent halo over all?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

Tariff reform can walt" says the
mugwump New York Times so-callcd
tariff reformcrs may wait. In which
event the country will wat for 1894 to
make their season Of rest perpetual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

oREGoNLA. Ohio black old.fashloned
potato bug has made Its appearance in
living thing In the garden line, almost All
vegetables, such as cabbages, potatotS
Deans, euenmbers and even flowers Ev-
cry remedy applied seems TO do no GOOD
and when they bite n person or are Killed
on person they leave a blister. They are
getuns more numerous all the tlnie and
the farmers are very much alarmed lest
they attack the corn crop.
CHICAGO, August Florida has been
99a ass from the horticultural building at
have shown no disposition to main,SIp q
creditable exhibit, and ,ohlef sanuels, AFT.
y " gy1Rs them ,os several waEninss decided
and divide Smos "y ths slU slsSr s sB@Ss
T ylay. are anxious q jpife a good dis
HAAsyuJE, August 7-Caterpillars
| nave made their appearance In great mum
hers Throughout this section. Continued
rains will prevent the farmers FROM poison.
worms to do a great deal OF harm 10 cot.
| ton.
NEW. YORK, August 7.-statis,ies OBJ
tained from nifty .seyen trades In New York
city shows. that S0l7T men are ont OF en-
| ployment In these trades alone. They
represent only part and not the fuL
extent OF he trouble which has Come
| 70 the working classes In consequence
OF the financial depression.
| INDIANAPOLIS, August Mrs. sa.
ran Il Bolton; known for haf century
ns The Indian poctess," died to-
/ hlghi She was born In Newport. Ky.
| IN 1871. Her husband died In 1sSs, short
| y after the return OF Mr.. and Hrs. Bolton
from switzerland. where he represented
| tue government as consul
Mrs. Bottoms poems were published In
book form. For many years she stood fore.
most among the writer's OF Indiana. Amng
her poetic illusions probably the best
known are paddle -FOUR Own Canoe"
and The Union Forever"
TACOMA. Wash. August 7.-Afexican
| Minister Romero. Senior Romero aud Senior
| Diaz. son OF President DiAx OF Mexico,
| arrived today en- route TO Alaska.
| Romero, when asked how the attitude
Of the United States ON the Sherman law
| Affects Mexico, said;
1--WE cannot give up silver as money
| metal. Silver n the only money we have
| and the country would be bankrupt II
compelled 70 give Il NJ. But silver viii
NOT be excluded from the coinage Of the
1 r..wtl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08

NASHVILLE August T.-Caternillar,
have made their appearance in great mum
bers Throughout this section. Continued
rains will prevent the farmers from poison
Ing successfully, which Will cause iha
worms TO do a great deal OF harm to cot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
A WOMAN or BUSINESS.

A Nebraska Widow Who Picked IL Hus.
baud and Married Him.
Loaisrile Commercial
We were camping alougside OF an en-
igraut train in Nebraska, and just after
supper 4 woman about forty years OF
age, who was smoking a pipe, came
over to our fire, sized the crowd up, and
said:
"I've got sunthiu' to say. I'm a
,plain-spokan woman. When Eve got
a thing on mymind l don't beat around
thu buah-"
We looked at her with curiosity and
surprise, and sne leaned against the
whesl of wagon and continued:
1--WE been q wilder for three yerrs.
Over thar I've got span oil nevis. a
good boss, q new wagon filled with
housekeepfn' stuff, and l kin rake up
about $50 in cash. cum along with
the party to take up claim. Pm good
tempered, healthy, and can swing an
axe or hold pillow with most anybody.
As I said, Pm plain-spoken woman.
If there's a critter among you that
wants to get married, let him stand up
while take look at him."
The eleven of Us promptly stood up.
"Git into line" she continued with
wave of her hand. II hain't after
beauty or eedecaahun. but can't take
up with fellow who'd skeer wolf to
DEATH" .,
She passed down the line aud then re-
turned half way, and said to middle
aged man Of the name of Remington:
"You'n do, I reckon. There's a
preacher in camp, and 'twon't take iii.
teen minutes to settle things. All oil
you a. want to see the marrying come
on"
We followed the couple, who were
made man and wife inside OF twenty
minutes, and next morning as we
passed the wagon on the road the
woman looked out and bowed and said:
"sorry for the other ten OF We, but
perhaps you'll meet up with the other
train Goon and strike luck"