Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

democrats still look with too much dis
trust upon the Mugyump nicinbiT. 70 Sc
rj0usis listen 10 any 81 his propositions.
The other members Of the cabinet would
no; know a congressman or senator from
tle crowd OF outsiders who haunt the
corridors Of the capitol, for they are On.
Is familiar with the faces aud nniues OF
those members who have called at the
departments.
Denver dispatch; The people Of Colo
RADIO are praying for congress. Bishop
John +. spnliing Of Colorado has pre-
pared prayer aud sent It broadcast in
a pastoraal letter. The letter is as fol
lows.
My Dear Brethren:--In this time Of
trouble We must go TO the throne of
grace
Il would ask for you to use at every
public service while congress shall be
in session the prayer for congress which
is especially suited to the present emer-
genry.
II also reconrsnl for like USE, and
az hou,. or IN families. the prayers in
the Liany. viz. u God. merciful Father,
who depisest not the signing Of con-
trite heart. nor the desire Of such as
are sOrrOwful etc. and We humbly be-
seech thee. o Father nercliully to look
upon Cur iniirinities, and, for The glory
Of thy name, turn from US all thoAc
evils. etc.
II shall also set forth for use before
the general thanksgiving. sad also IN
private, the following prayer:
Almighty aud most mercifGl God ana
Fntherwho regurlpst the comfortless
troubles Of tie needy and nearest tie
deep dshiiigs OF the poor, and who art
the strength and defense of oh those
Who put their trust IN thee, stand up aud
help us i'm this time of calamity ana
distress. Speak IN our hearts Thy pure
words, which are Us silver that from the
nrth is tried AMI purified seven times IN
he fire. and 50 refine us, purging away
Jur dr0ss. aud bring Ms clear and bright
ont of our pres no fluctuations. tive 10
the president aud congress clcarnes5 of
wisdom 10 ste the requisite measures,
and courage and strength TO do all that
Is best 10 the relief OF our necessity.
und the setting forth Of thy glory, in the
preservation and extension Of thy church
md hrr parishes and missions. aud Her
INSTITUTIONS q! learning and charity
through uuI uUiy and must mercltul
Lord 4nd savior IeAls Christ. Amen.
New yorf dispatcl Despite the tr0ub-
Ions fin ucial times Wall street must
lave its joke. For the past two days
rect mas been laughing over good
yue. which is being told At the expense
II Banker Zimmcrman Of the firm of
Zimmerman X Forshay. A friend rush
ed into Mr.. Himmcrman's office cople
If days ago and said. LEND me SO,
uuiCk, Zimmerman "tgrtMuN, re
UtirU thu hIftl0r nuggInu The ''lUIlG-
green
The friend rushed around the corner
whrrc Zimmerman Il Furshays curren-
IS market was in full blast and offered
lhe bill for sale At the current price OF
3 per cent. 1t was tnkeh and he was
given Il certified check for 5000 Then
he went back to Alr. Zimmerman and
invited him to take something Mr..
Zimmerman accepted and the friend paid
| the bill of 90 cents with tile Certined
check. receiving SOTO In change. He
pOrkrtcd the 10 cents and handed the
$50 to the astnnishcd Mr.. Zimmerman
with the remark, '"Innnks, nwtnlly, Old
mjin, for the accommodation. MI. Iim-
norman, 20 the story goes has refused
TO lend any more money to friends.
Washington dispatch to St. Louis Re
public: The belief is growing that free
coiungc is stronger in both branches of
congress- now than it was before the
congress convened. Conservative men
believe that the free coinage bill Ut IL
ratio of 20 to l will pass congress, to-
gclhcr with a repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman silver law, and
will be sent to the president for his APP
| proval. Ii is said that If the house
| passes Mr.. Blinds bill, providing for u
ratio OF 20 to !, the senate will
approve of 1t within week or ten days.
Ii free coinage is beaten in the house,
aud Il bill Internationally repeating
the Sherman act Is passed. there is little
| doubt that the senate will resort to OBJ
struCtive tactics and refuse its assent.