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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-15

AtSOO 3 80. Z 70. Too. p.Oo. . 40, 1000, 1850.
III 90 III 90 A. H. l1Ib. 1u1. 11O, att, .. -.
as. 4.OO4 10, 80, 8 .40.ef4. 10 90, 10 90.
11.lb and ll.so n % sundays. - 300, go
a.se' $40; s.2o; As, 90. S-2o. $40. ga. TAO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
AFTER THE MIDLAND.

Special to the Gazette.
Ennis, Tex, Nov 2s.--A mass-meetng
of the citizens of this place was held Hast
night at Rowc's hall to consider the mat
ter of setting the Texas Midland railroad
extended to this place. The executive
committee which was appointed some
time ago to confer with Mr., u, II. H..
Green. president and general manager Of
the Texas Midland, made their report,
which was to the effect that Mr.. Green
had proposed to extend the Midland to
Ennis II the city would raise bonus oil
$1,000, a right-of-way from point ahonl
three miles cast OF Garrett to Ennis, ana
indemnity against damages IN the city,
and that they had accepted his PROPOSE
ton. A resolution was passed raulylhg
thn action of the committee.
Speeches were made by several prohl
nept men urging the Importance oil TINS
work. also commenting the Houston and
Tsyns Central railroad company Tor their
dealings with the people of Ennis IN me
past -. .,ot.,,., all ma
ccssnry arrangements, and the people are
enthusiastic over the prospect OF sel'lhs
tho Midland in a very short uhe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
NEGRO CONVENTION.
THE TALK OF coLoRED sIsnor
TURNER.
Who Wants tho Negroes TO Go to
Africa with $500. 900, 900
From the Government.


by Associated Press.
Cincinnati Ohio, Nov. os-nlshcp II. NJ.
Turner OF Atlanta called 10 order the
National Colorcd convention, when met
pursuant TO call issued September 10
over 800 delegates ere present. aud moro
nrc zoe ONE The permanent Organization
Ia M followsi President. bishop 1Nrneri
nrst wceprcsidcnt. Dr. Payne. second vice
president, Dr, ]. r. Crassean. 81. Joseph,
Moi third ylce-prcsident. sam ID. HIN.
Cincinnati fourth vic,,.prcsident, w II. III
liz, McNicQi nth ylcr.prcaiiunt. ltcv. n. >.
Gillian, Louisville Sy,i secretary, Dr. w.
g. bryant; assistant secretary, Ocosc VIII
llams Indiana, second assistant secretary.
W. ~, steward, Kentucky
Y ~ J.. Taylor, who waR recently op-
made an address taking strong ground
ngainli mob law Ia general his rclurdy
WIS the ennutmvnt Of . special statute for
tho speedy trial Of all rafAsts. ixing the
punishment NJ death, lie waited. also, TO
compel the county In which man was
lynchrd TO pay his heirs $1,000
fo0lght nishop Turner delivered an nd.
feeling lie lcplnred the apparent faint
upon the race. aud declared u even one.
hnlf charged against The colorcd men u
the United states was true. coiurtd niuu
themscy,a should band together and organ
iHr for correction OF the owl 10y tho
most mdicGl measures, The hirhop'a rcm-
cdy, 40 pnrt, " African emigration. lilo
iavors cllllng ON this nation Tor the mil,
Hons thrt The country owes the culofcd
race for daily labor say SdO0O00,OoO, 10
enaule them 10 begin the African emigra'
ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

management and with o Wow Of bringing
about at once close relations bet,vses
these roads. Mr.. Conner says they viii
be operated with due regard 10 ia ln'
teresis Of their owners aud lessees AMI
will corporate TO that end. and thar there
viii be a stop put to all discord, M
Conner says there Is no truth Ia tho II,
port that the Central has disposed Of h
half-interest in the Georgia Tease 10 ths
Louisville and Nashville Receiver Gomez
and Co-receiyer Hays, of the Central
road. returned from trip over i,rsa
portion of the Central system. Mr., HAYS
left at noon for New York. He W.
highly pleased with the condition ~ tbs
property, which. he said, WAS fnnc6 ha,l
tel, than he had expected to find n He
viii return again IN two weeks, at which
tune he viii NE his bond in The conrt
here and qualify as coreceiver Afsas
the holidays he win come 70 Savannah
for months stay The Central officials
here are highly, pleased with Mr.. Hays.
railroad ability. '''V"A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

r,ho Tcxas aud Pacific reports pas
scnger business good
l. A Wilson. livestock agent OF ihe
Chicago and Alton, returned yesterday
from a trip TO the West.
page Harris, general livestock agent
81 NJ Tcyas and Pacific, returned yes
teriay from trip to III Paso'
Nc,y signs are being painted on the
Nissouri. Kansas aud Texas Oiice Wn'
dows. a.,
/ / NIullaue. commercial agent OF the
Santa Fe. returned yesterday from
Trip to Southern Texas.
Ia. Carroll. the genial fireman IN me
Denver yards, IL now firing on No. ..
/ II. rsul. superintendent Of The itlo
Grande division OF the Texas and Faelhe'
is in the city,
n w. Campbell tranmaster Of INC
eastern division OF the Texas ana Ia
cilic. spent yesterday in the city
Frank Robinson, an excellent fireman
ON inc Denver, has been proinonu 10
switch engineer in the Denver yafus'
Col. 4. S. Butcher foreman Of ths
carpenters in the Denver yards' ms
retnrued from visit to Missouri
A. A. Judges. superintendent o. ~, th :.
| Pullman Car company, win ne''u Ill.,.
/ ters IN TINS ui'' "S"s
day.
.r,'r.y ncent OF the Fort Worth anu
| Denver railway, went 10 Dallas y'7ter-
day. % ,h.
Missouri. Karsas and Texas, wan hean.
quarters at Denisou, spent yesterday III
f.roy Trice, superintendent Of the
,,-ter,, division Of tho Texas and IA
ci6c With headquarters at Marshall was
n inc city yesterday.
| p Miner. general manager OF the
| Nathan Manufacturing company OF NeN
| York CITY. e IN the city introducing
new appliance for engines
seven new men were put 70 work ~
,he Texas and Paciiie elolls tnis Nss -,
iive IN the motive poWer I,pH' 'ii'eN' 4''1
rrhs ,re,as and Pacific Railway. com
r. bsnline on au average Of hftl
i p9rs IL coal q day from tne lhurpel
~, ,iiffersnt rdads entering tbs city arr
80 .~rsqf preparations 20 hAul
49,. ,,,,,sber Of people into Fost Nort.
on Thanksgiving Jag :.
~ p Cook. superintendent % ~
vy'..,ei.n Irnfbn TELEGRAPH eempany, witi
~ i,s,lrtsrs at Dallas, was IN TIE ali
4 frw honrs yesterday aitefli01p'
II. Temple Of me tei isi,.sl, ~. ds
parirneut Of he IetF i sna Mr. Va a,
, sIii IVA was II The Oily few hours yes
terlay evening 4, h,.,ne.,
w ia Grande division OF The IeAal
on ihs 8 Va Two new trains and t5 ,a
anu - nnt on this division las
NV This q cans employ lnent "a
! .,s's,ss or more new men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

Eighteen aldermen were present when
tbe roll was called.
fter ne adoption Of several reports
frnr the finance committee favOring the
remitting Of several assessments the re-
MORT ~ the COMMITTEES on fire department,
Recommending certain applicants to be
placad IN the service Of the city as FIRE
men. was taken np. but on motion OF
Aideripau Lewis II WAS disposed Of as
siafed eu.t.s mn -,
liz borse and buggy 10 the city was re-
Ho-tsI hack by The fire committee with
" idsrman Tiller moved that Il he re-
farrei back 10 the FIRE committee for ae-
ton at, \, .,is 49,, 80,
derstand that the city wae 20 fnrnh.h a
buggy and horse 70 me ciiet Mt. Las
sifsr said II the .cllet wanted 4 none
Ssin,, want 10 bur u he could walk.
Iassifer moved as substitute
.hss ,be reoort be received and filed,
which motion CARMEL ~. ~ II
ty.li.r offerinn 10 make . supply wagon
- st5O Tie. Communicating was r.
ssr+,d % The cAnmttee on hre depart
ment. - 49,. n Y Wares,
vas read oheriug % piaoe s W w TX
clock in the clock tower iYF 49,
decentralization was reviewed anu ileli
~, ,n,fion 81 Alderman Terrell me
,.i,- g,gIer ~ hnsiness was suspended
~ Permit Prof HOgT' superiinieii leu, "
" - s.hfdis 10 address the c0pnch-
~ pr lIore aid. y am herr merely
-, ,,,'.s.at 10 Won with my own Nc I, y, 7
eonv u our eleventh annual fsp'fN ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
BILLS
STRONG
PULL
Lands the Increase
He Asked For.
ALDERMAN TERRELL ON GRAVEL,
He Straightens Out History
and His Carriage House.
A Municipal Entertainment at the
City Hall-Alderman Byron
Mentions Sugar Paid
Firemen Selected.
He Straightens Out History
and His Carriage House.

Had everv ono who ontared tbo conn.
oil ,0,oph,r las, .p,ybt h,en ,.barr,sl 81
m. ,,,,,,l nrico az aJ,niss,,n i, circuses-
-.
ne Moulu nave got MS money Nu'"''
There was fun--spectacular and sepsa'
tionoI-aud those who have bcen accus.
-, 49,, ,,,....t,,. ,,t,,b,
'Vn''u ~ s'e'l'"h '"'"
Wnile the hOhoraple council OF tnH vl'S
legislated, were kept wide awake last
,,i,1,t
~, ..nm,. nam, H.,
Inc luu began Wheh hun luh Nv
gan TO stretch the tow line. II began
late i'm the session. so late. indeed, jhnt
-. - ..put,, ,,,,1 49,, ,,,t IA, for,,c,
'''"' '''''" '',' ''N ''' 81 80"
tosclhcr' anu mat me pun had pc'h
postponed. But not 80. When the
t,,,. ,,,,,, .o, ,,.,ro f,u,J milling on
n,7,,. ~, - I,, ~.
blll ehd ana only eight on me o'h'r'
so they luuded BIZ his Sl50O monthly
appropriation very handsomely.
IA l. J,,,t.tfi 10 4, ,ro,, sniri,oa scs.
- u"'"''"' '"v' 'l''' ~
sion oil the council has been held since
the Hon. Il. b. Paddock has been
mayor Old timers said there hnd not.
nj n..,. ,,,-,i,,,r ...,,.,.i..,.i AZ, IN, -
''N Wv, '''"' 'uS
SION reminded thein OF those when Dr.
BrUiles used 10 preside over. Alderman
Spoonts' resolution ia mike the nouthly
.,,,,,r,,,.i,,t,, s,-nn ,,.l,..,.,,, H., ,ii,,,,
"in Ttoop PRIV VeVu ,4lu uiSlu'
s Sy " '',,i n'ous.t w tE' NV III,
nP'Jii ti,1ue " 'i ,S'i vi 1Siug icnE1h
~ u'u n,W t,,,i,'t., E ,n sSlii,u
~ ~, L.. r'.,,it , ~, . Jug,
cmn,n,iss"n,'r AiJc,,s i R,r,,n s s,,l !,
,,,li,,, ,t,,so,.,',,i,',, .no'3, a. ,,,,,ei
~ ~, Nf,. Sna,,,, ,.oI,,,i 81 iiiD'
49,, MI
AZ. si,,,t,,, ra.f,i,. " la
IL 49, 80 a,,a
nns,yrrel snne frd,, 'in,s Huy,''oi''
,hnr,r,,ji, sItstairnJ li' ,t',,,n ~
man NJ glnfcnteI ijtns.If ,,i,i I'u ,,'.d
rounding a few nrrtincnt md o,ninrrn ,v
osnps6 '' liz aonr ' Car f, oruNn diheMiso
III WIS rvid,nf tbe inon.,,i b,, a,,sa ~, :
la ,,ns tnsin1 n,J i IN ''''s 49,, w l
tion refrojnad fr15n tn,t,l,in,, p,o VIZ,
ij,rn,an ISry he a,',,,nr ~ 49,, Wv IT,
,inI rni,,,,i, 'L', ,,',,,,.. ~ " rin,.t
'Vi ieuuIih 'lg ,'p',"itia'iou ~ FluVv,
ISnu IN, s ailnV sPsvVn' WY
i inil, anu J,sl uoruirlns yn We sensa-
,'US'a s,,- So.n ntaT ,i,, IN, NIL iai,
mA nam, nas n, 'i lis wltu ny ..,r Wngl'
t ,,"u, 'a', sl'.e .,.I IL WI,
u,fS'e we aui nc ~, iis,1i nug max my
viii state that there was some grayd
nnt ~ front oil my carrlage bnllIlhE NY
little boy says u was 9hiy nun ioAd'
Another matter Milch attfacted much
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
WEATHER AND CROPS.
nrlInAu nnronr.


Special to the Gazette
le1,o.,nn l,o, Nnv ns M, tn,t,,a
STATE acn,rt,ncni ~ a,,tirnit,r, ,vcothrr
H,f,,,, ,,,,athcf ,snn builniln ~ ma fr.xns
,sna,ter "seryi,a Xxx the ,ynot nnnlns So.
,W'',',hhrr' OF WV 'N' Wv W." f""N ~
NSii9ngr IN mn. ,.oo, on,,o, ,y,,,, ,a,,
u,te,,elr r,it1,h nrtinnnd n,,4I' M iatinr
~, i,n ne, ,.,tn "A, ,,,,.t,,t frnn,
hi.st,tn r,,,,ts a33,t th, ,artsrn nnrfinn "a
MIN ana WrpirSi Tc,es ma tho coost
Iistrn.t ~, M, a,,,.,,s, az, r,ei,tistinp
@ s hn "Ner'g' ,n1 ~, ,,i
iseNt ,i.m ,,,,ti'n AZ Narth ma 9entrei N.Y.
nn1,v,n uva ~ W 'ttii n n i3a, i,.,,,,
~ ,.t ~" No. Htsai3.a.tes ~ st,ta IL
~, WI ,,.a,it. t,,y ,t,, noyr,.i ~ 1ishtiy
H,in,ee MA srrnt,si doasien,1s beine oyey
KIN ", ram, Nr'isrn n5rtinn ~ TX" ainte.
NV ha,s MN Va, M ,i'i,t ~ M. mn
XXX ,i,,rins ,itp daY ~ mc stth ,s,s neenni,
MIN ,aWteh ~ hfn,,s v,fnda ana n behVv thun.
lhn"N w "9,E "tnh' tt'iit,1,,ml' , M, 'stisi
~ W. ~ ~, ~, ". a,t tt,,g "a
genttai and mai fr".Si, whSri Nan wps
,.,,,,si,t NM, iudiratinna 1r, t,at tbr
,,,a,ath.n, WV "H' ''' '+'
"ss"Snli,tn, mn, .,nshi,, nn IN av,rnis,,
hss MAN cansi1,,s,I,iv h.l,w N, normal
haH ,,,, e i 's,,,,,,i,,,, VIM, hfaiger.
on ", 'NNna ~ W,, Ne NV, "shio'W,t .n1 ~
uullIlg1 a'la W. W., ~, s nlT,hn.
'l9nts nensrnii, 't,vnIird
49,, s,h, ns,sp nne,,ot ,.ltb th,,
,,n ~, It,tW n,i,,,. XXX no,.,,,ap snI
,v"W'i"st ,, en's"tM, Nnsnni w W. ,an,,ei
~ Nsttehu ~ 'npvNf w. T. ~, ~ ~ ,,n..nns 1i
,,t.t,, n i, 49, .tstr ift,, ,,.sS ,i.,s,,
tai,nus uont ~, sa,,,,tr 49, "a n ~
VIII Vinwa",enhlN aanh,nh .,y ,in Se,,, ~
INV, rs"W ANY M dbS cDast nistticf wills
99irnTrt ', nnrp,s i'S c biqbe"t ,en,oernturs
N,WiN hWlhlnt' 80. - 49,, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

Atlanta dispatch says: Official
u change in Atlanta and New
" y made, Receiver Conner, Of
|Sairal, said that January ), 1894.
H w r. Shellman will become
Wy aud general manager OF ihe
~ ,railway Of Alabama. He will
el4eF his control the lbs miles of
w aud the 81 miles Of the At
taad Nest Point. OF 225 miles in
ias salary will BE- 5000 d year. as
III IL Is the first official informa-
srA out and settles the rumors
" Deen started 10 the past few
r Naptain Hayes, co-receiver with
Nltri Is horoughly acquainted with
ssn.m and fully approves Of il.
I, 5esileut Smith, OF the I.ouis-
n. nashville. Colonel Charles
nv ~ Augusta Is now president of
N 'etn OF Alabama at a salnry Of
I7,I year, and Captain Tyler the
IT,. s''a1.a,ger, Receives SOM. Major
Ia VIZ I'LL both Offices and n say-
800 a year Is at once elected.
Z t-e THAI has been determined
y the interest Of an economical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

suit decided on Is TO be white. trimmed
with black, aud orangc stripes. Tho
team Will challenge the winning team Of
me Austin Dallas match that will be
played az Dallas on Thanksgiving day.
Ihere will be a match game next Sun
Jay afternoon az Arlington Heights be-
tween two picked elcvcns Of this city.
All players are requested 10 meet on the
corner OF Seventh and burnett streets
az 2aO O'clock Sunday afternoon bcforc
going to the heights.
The following are the names OF those
who joined the club al tho meeting last
night; y; Portwood, Jr,, Robert Little
John, VIII Bowdfy, Porter True. loe
COLLINS, Peie Smith, Tom Martin, Eugene
orgun. Fred Smith, Herbert Field.
Tom Lake. Newtpn MoiTutt, Claud
nMarklee, NJ, Morris, Earnest Chiffon and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

- J, $500 r IL,
Ut L. u. bashleh II very III win
grippe
Assistant Chief Of Police Oharles NAT
KIN ~ ON the SICK list
u. Il. Carver, prominent stookmat
of Henrietta, Is In the city
,Inllus Cotton goes TO Dallas today to
attrnd A mnaancradc ball there lomor-
row might.
a. a. Matthew. will known In Texas.
h.s rctnrnrd frnm Chicago aud Will
locate al Temple.
Ntrs Cenrpe England. wife OF the tray
c,ime a,i6itnr of Ge santa To- has re-
tnrncj frn,n , trin Ia Southeru Texas.
~ - RIA, ,,s,,,r,,,or NJ Tho now st
Jnmes haisl M Wichita Falls, was In
~ c,i,. vrstrrdny
wy 'N,,r1',.,li and Nav, Ntrcau.
N'ulkv 'NivVv e Ghicncc ycsierdnv
nnnN enlV9 ~ itY'u Sainn ArN,,,i,ns nesr
th} w" hU WV w '"N'
Anhone' ,t- la.
:, $. Potls . stock man OF 'nl' SPG,
ieit laal higut LOT NFpl'aH' 49, ~ ,I r,sng
al!1nH''h'n'' w NV"
'N'l'' ..t....,, .i,i
Coli w y tagles, PlYul'u, ,'',,,, WA.
zen OF Auslin Anl nm Nlu lulV hNWof'
per owner spent lne7ily IN INV N's'
guest at We Arlington Inn
col II. ~ lfishor, formerly with tho
Memphis Cronn1 Commercial. now rrp
respntlng Shcrrons mcdiriho company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
[OrERNoR BROWN TALKS.

'lalyillc special says: Common
Attorney Parsons received the
|hs letter from Governor Brown
i,Ai in regard to the Louisville and
ile and Chesapeake and Ohio
western deal:
|nkior,, Ky. Nov. ~, 1S03,-Ilon.
Parsons. Commonwealth Attorney,
/ lIe-Dcar Sir: | request that You
yestigate the law aud facts touch
n proposed consolidation of the
Ile and Nashville and the Chesa-
And Ohio and Southwestern roads,
view Of taking such proceedings as
PREVENT any infraction by action of
lifr0als Of the constitution Ia Ken
Messrs. Humphrey aud Dayic
lNsllt with and assist you in this
4 Yours, very truly,
JOHN YOUNG BROWN.
Parsons, in reply, stated that i'm
" attention would be given the
Z and an Investigation Of the laws
viii the view OF taking legal pro
- 10 determine whether or not
i2poeed action Is such as constitutes
melton of the law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
| win Be No Further Cutting
From the North to Texas
Ia, Train to the Granbury
...or,al services Excursion
L.. 20 the southern states.
makes and Couplings.
Personal.

L.,.., from New Orleans, dated
N, p. says: The Bureau of
/, ,,d Transportation, limited, has
,,te circular, announcing it had
n ,Jrices that, effective November
/ gpidns December 3, the follow
/, sould apply from New Orleans
| snpoints and points taking com
4 3 ates on the Houston and Tex
railroad: First class, 80
/ .rond az cents; third. 40 cents;
n cents: fifth. % cents; A, b,
LII. 20 cents. All rates in cents
4, December 3. however, the rate
',bk IN to all points in Texas
common point rate. in cents per
'npds Mil be os follows: First
.s,nd iOS: third, 81; fourth. 81;
n; 4, 6I,B, 80; @, IS; ID, 81; u,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

1,v.o new dwellings nrc nearing com
nir,inn. ard one business house Is bllng
bult b. NJ. II. Grigsly'
Prof siuh3r6eld has been confined 10
Ma bed for the past week. but is now
abla 10 be IN the school room
80, ,,.;ii 10 10 WeatheFforI this evening
~ wiiness the marfiage o. Mrs. Spain
ssa Arss Minnie Creekmofe ON tomorrow
~ . a'elnrk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
MgnIpIAN AssIGNAIENr.

Special 20 the Gaseite.
Ner,dinn, Tex. Nov %. N. Lyn-
i,,re 4 son, doug business ut Morse, "
.bil county. as-igned last Night IN favor
n nrefffred creditors liabilities pbont
$3.50 aud assets. Consisting Of notes, ae-
s,uots and mixed stock Of goods, infcn'
totied AZ considerably over Liabilities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

NVN07hT 10 wv VHNVTT'7
Galveston, Tex. Nov. 2s.--A low pressure
aron ~ considerable Intensity " moving
eastward FROM the central Rocky mountain
slope. mud ~ central Tonight over Kansas.
aud tir highest pressure u over the oust
gulf aud south Atlantic states, while there
n another high pressure AREA mOging Ia
over the extreme northwest.
Tha temperature has fallen over tho
central and northeastern Rocky mountain
nlOne. aud has ilann slsUwhcfe.
The weather u generally clear exrrpu
over the extreme northwest Tiers are sOlna
stations with clouds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

W Paso, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE Times
has late special irpln Dc,nius stating
insurgents aud Mexican regulars u not
confirmed. Tho reports, however, from
tho ipsurgcnt forsss say that tho battle
surely occurred anu the regulars got the
worst Of H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
THE FIRE RECORD.
plrrsBuRG CONFEDERATION.
Ky A.aoolhIel pruaa.

ny Associated Press.
Pntsburg, Pa. Nov 2S. big iire
broke out In Shields restaurant ia on
City, Pa. at 4 so o'clock this morning
Iho wind Nyns blowing gnlc aud before
the nnmes could be controlled tlc entire
bl0cl, and from the milrpud 10 Elm
street aud from Confer 10 Sycamore
streets, Consisting Of ton or fifteen frame
buildings. was destroyed. The lose II
estimated at SiOO.WO Three or four
lives are reported lost IN the fire.
t1p 10 10 O'Clock The bodies OF Mrs
Shields and three children we're not re-
covered. Scores Of men have been at
work all day searching for the bodies,
but tho heat was 80 Intense II IL feared
they have bcon completely burned. 1Hheir
names are: Mrs Hugh Shields. aged 81
Shields, o years: Myrtle Shields, q wears
The loss will foot 40 100000, with In
Hurlncc half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
IN THE CITY.


Dr. u. u. Caps viii be IN his office
from < I'M 8 n. ~. aud from y 10
u. M. every day for The physical exam
ination Of the newly, appolnte' hfeiien'
until an are examined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
BUSINESS.
GnoEsBpcK rAnunn.

Special to tho Gazette.
groefll.cls. Tex. Nov, 2S-J, H..
priiohnrd, proprietor Of the "Arcade" aa-
ia,n. made h volunteer assignment last
nlpht. making West Turner assignee. As
sats or liabilities not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
rnr MAYon MILL vnro.

il was reported laNt night that Mayor
Paddock viii veto tie Sponnia resolution
making thu street allowance $1,000
monthly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
rrnp DEPARTMENT. MEHrING.

All those 10 whom the volunteer fire
desartinent i Indebted will please pre-
scnt fbeir blla TO Mr.. Ben. Wagsotnan
~ SATURDAY. before the meeting 20 be-
held mai nieht. 50 thnt they may have
attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
RESIDENCE BUItNnD.

Special TO the Gazette.
Waco, Tex, Nov ~ Fire this morn.
Ing destroyed the frame cotinge at the
corner Of Tweniyfhinl aud Sanrer
nycuuee, owned by G. j. ISmft Total
loss, 5000, fully covered By Insurance.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-06-14
THE LABOR QUESTION.

In his communication elsewhere in this
Adams strikes the key note to the situa-
ton. 1t is not 50 much cheaper labor
we need as it is better la Dor. The fruit
growers and gardeners Of Florida are will
ing to pay the present prices providing
they can get value received. OF course if
we import foreigners to do our work we
would not expect to pay them the price
they received for their labor in the cOun-
try from which they came. If we offered
no inducements in the way Of increased
price we could never induce foreigners
to leave their homes and cast their lots
with us.
The illustration given by Mr.. Adams
of the German and his wife who saved
their wages from year to year and finally
purchased Il farm and in turn became
employers instead Of employees, is to the
point, and we repeat that these are the
very kind Of laborers we want-thcy are
the ones who make a country, and as Mr..
Adams says, own it. And why not?
The laborcr is worthy Of his hire. Who
should the country belong to but to the
workers, and to those who make it.
The man who is willing to work along
year after year like machine, with no
ambition, with no desire to make u
country or to own any part of it must at
best bean Indifferent laborer--he is kind
Of a machine, which works well enough
as long as it is we'll oiled and has some
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-06-14

captions, we have nothing but our fruit
The season for marketing this fruit is
short and the profits vary. There is
long gap between the crops and the fruit
growers cash account often runs very
low. Now if he had crop of beets to-
market he would be better able to bridge
over the trying time.
1t is really too bad that the people Of
Of Florida cannot find out as to the pos
sible profit of beet culture in their State
without engaging in q costly experiment
1T should be the duty of the expert
mental station to conduct these expert
ments for them, but if they won't do it,
we see no other way out of the difficulty
than for the people themselves to wade
in and solve the question. Perhaps the
to-be established State experimental
station in the Kissimme Valley will help
us out of the difficulty. We hope SO
at any rate.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-06-14
A WORD TO ORANGE GROWEBs.

Every suggestion bearing on the or
ange question has a greater or less inter
est to our orange growers. California
has of late been prolific in these suggest
ions, she has suggested several plans
some of them good ones too.
Past and present experience, says re-
cent number of the California Fruit
Grower, should teach orange growers
that the naturally increasing output of
California added to that of Florida, Ar
iona, Texas and Louisiana will keep be-
fore them constant menace of low
prices begotten of heavy aggregate
yields. If this experience has proven
of any value to growers and shippers they
will hereafter Gull their fruit more care
fully and keep the culls at home If they
may be utilized at the orchard or near
home SO much the better, but they must
not be sent to the general market 1t
will be found in time that such practice
persisted in will greatly damage the mar