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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
DALLAS PRIMARIES.
NEARLY EIGHT THOUSAND DEM
OCRATS OUT OF THEM
villa About -Four Hundred in Thom-Sul
Taxing Testimony in the Randle
Change Of Venue Case.

Dallas, Tex, Marsh 2-(Speciall-
There are 5000 Democrats in This CITY.
aud $50 of that number attended t6e
DUnderauo primaries tonight In the
tirsI Tag OlNecie heads the delegation,
m Ihe 'omth sam Hlicu In the
IAghtn' me nome of George g. Cole, the
delegates were Instructed 10 vote against
city nominations and withdraw from the
convention VI an attempt was mude 10
nominate candidate fUr mayor. George
tole runs the nluchiue In the Eighth and
this year n against nominations.
h the flith reside H. j. kivlen and
Major Robert Gibson, candidates for
ille Democratic nominations for mavor
only thirty-iiNe voters Attended the pri-
mary, and they instructed the Delegates
10 vote FOR Gibson This knocks Kivleu
oui OF the race. In all the other wards
inins,rneted delegates We're sent 10 the
convention which viii be held Mnrch
numed
The slim attendance nc the primaries
IS accepted hy the supporters oil Rud
COnner ns a pointer that the Democrafs
| OF Dallas are not hankelmg after con-
ycldiona.
J, II, Webster refused an endorsement
| As a Democrat ia his home ward 0be
rcntM and Win make the race ms ANY
| independent
Andy ManYias, The farmer who WINS
| assaulted and robbed ON the Santa n,
! bridge few NIGHTS ago, Died 81 the city
hospital today Ills asailant IS unkno,,3
/ % the police
Judge Burke Is stlI hearing eviaeno,
! on motion for chauge of ven,e 4,
ne lrviug q Handle trial Twelve MI.
nesses have heen put on Isl the defens.
and nine Of Che twelve swore the prisnn,,,
! ean SET 2 fair trial IN Dallas county I'M.
| .~iense have until tomorrow nom "a sa
IA evidence, ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

III acres, being the Leigh Oldham and
the George w. Main surveys. about q IL
miles south Of Fort Worth. Price, $500
per acre,
A acres out of the Hiram Little survey,
about 10 miles south Of Fort Worth
Price, $4,000.
20 acres ont Of the west one-half Of the
j. y, Ell.s survey, 2 IL miles south Of
the courthouse. Plated into streets and
lO9 lots oOxlOS feet each. Price, s. dn-
quire)
. t-3 acres out Of the east half Of the
j. n. Ellis survey Plated and known
as South View Addition. Price, s. On
quirel
1900 acres 8 1-3 miles northwest Of
Fort Worth, all fenced and partly Ia
cultivation, Price, $500 per acre.
III acres, ~ miles southeast Of
Fort Worth. on the Mansfield road and
IL. a II. G, II. r. Price, Sl250 per
acre.
30 acres, 8 miles west of Fort Worth.
The Trinity river runs through one corner
of this tract Price,Sll 900 Per acre
Lots ., q, Z, 9, 10, n, 8, & no in block
! 81, Cigy of Fort Worth, being the North
half of the block. and fronting 100 feet
ON Houston, 100 feet ON Main street and
200 feet on Fifth streets. VIII sell all
together, oOxlOO feet on corners. or other
wise, as desired. For prices inquire al
our office.
West one-half block % fuckers addition
20 the city OF Fort Worth. being 2OOx315
feet OF ground ,less alh115 feet Sold
! Good Sro0m house. stable. orchard and
| TWO good wells, Price, SlO,O00OO.
! Lots q . and n, ia block 4, McAnulty
1 AZ Neshitt's subdivision Of block rs
/ ilelds addition % Fort Worth; within
luO feet q Magnolia avenue, GA which
runs the Belt liue of the CITY Street
hallway. Price. $4,000.
/ Lots IL and l0, in block 4. McAnulb
a Nesbltt's subdivision Of block rs
felds addition 10 Fort Worth, 10Ox1Ol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
DISHOpS ELTCTED.

New York, March 1.-The house Of
bishop In session this afternoon IN
Grace church elected missionary bishop
10 Icddo. Rev. John Alcl[un. and mis-
sionory bishop to Shanghai Rev Fred
crick Il. Graves. The latter was elected
az the general conference IN October
just as the session ended and there were
not enough members In the lower house of
deputies 10 sign his commission accord
ing TO law. Both minister's chosen are
workers in their respective fields and
ralfd.. tboro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Thcrc orc cool reasons for the belief
that " the advantages of TNa arc
properly presented abroad this year moy
be- made tho beginning of 900 era OF ,le.
yolopmcnt m Texas rnralielng tbc rapid
advance maie hctwocn 1SS1 and isSt
It Is within the powcr of TrNas to nl-
most dppopulnie some III hor Southern
sisters OF their agricultural population.
The fame Of her great and mdvyciopcl
resources has gouc ahrapd 60 excite dis
coutcnt among people of less favored
sections, aud tho newspapers ON The
eastern side Of tho Nislsslnpi are frc.
Qumtly called upon 10 oppose iumino.
ton movements looking 20 the removal
to Texas Of oudrc conmniiics
Tho feeling IS spreading thar here !,
the last opportunity Of the homeless mar
10 obtnln homie This g. subject
ON which the aghculiurist cyerywheu
Il aroused. lie Is ready and ouNioul
20 rslon 10 the immigration agent Th'
result n that effort Is attended with bet
Ter results thon ever before The seasoi
Il ripe for immigration work. Texas ha
begun II, but she u doing not one-hnli
not a fourth Of what Of what she shoul'
DO I.ct as make II O movement Of over
WIDENING power by systematic organize
ton Ia every community and unity o
Effort for the common enhancement o
all sections Tho favorable condition
upon which We have 70 work are iudl
Gated 10y this special telegram,
Omaha, Mob, Feb, 20 Tie lAasent cu
rraiiOu of tcntrm iiiruls mrNtrs 80 Sat
ttato "a snia by raiApld nipll % io inegol
r. cof n unnec ~ d nlnfc irNm illn0is an
n eur ngc III ihp Mes'prn nart ~ in
sinic persus county has hegn eottled
fVhlly ih1l luflng the l4et so month
fdne-lfnihs nf fhe land held oy speculation
hna chnlagea hania, ana bus heen sold
actual f.ilitfs, the general cause given j
rnilYnad mon for ihiN exodus fium lllnO
a the ipldne 81 root BY iAntlnrla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
szoBosZLo RIOT.
Three People Killed and Many Wounded.
Markol Tolls Cause tho Trouble

Vienne. March "A riot, attended by
severe hlOOdshed, occurred IN the town
of Sznh0s1l0, Hungary, The cause Of
the outbreak was the imposition of new
market tolls. which the ropUllre of
SzOh0szlo and the ilnidncl district pcn-
emlly. strongly resented a multitude
of peOplo. both of the town of Slobosz0
and the adjoining county, gathered m
Szoloszl0 Yesterday. u being the regu-
lar market day for the towns people
aud peasantry As the authorities fcnrcd
trouble, an extra force of gondauncs
was stationed nc the market place. The
people gatherod in large numbers md hc-
gau pcllmg the gendarmos with stones
ANA mud. The latter were unable 60 re-
sist the mob aua rNtre0ipd TO the town
hail. There the gcndurlues were Quwky
surrounded They lnrricaded tho build.
lng and fired upon the furous multitude
The latter ouly grow more enrngod and
would probably have captured the haN
nul killed the gendarmcs but for the ar
rival of re-inforcemenls. After Iona
conflict, thc rioters Dispersed, throe ol
their number having been killed. am,
many soiiOusly WoNnde,b \ Womnf
| WAS Killed hy the fire Of tho rcndarmps
an inci0ent which added greatly TO "a,
/ fury and 0hatinNcy ~ the mob,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
rn nAnrrrr cnnnrsrONpENrs.

Our correspondents are requested TO
ronnrt ali meetings connected with the
movement 90 reduce cotton acreage oud
the names Vt thc delegates elected to
the state convention called by the com
missioner Of agriculture.
IL is also desired Tint they win note
every material Improvement in their town
and count. By $50 doing they win pro-
mote the interests of thoir respective
localities. and md The Gazette 700 its pc
culinr mission IN behalf OF the develop.
ipcut of the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

feet south front q
which runs TIE Bell
Electric Street han..
T.ots / and 3, ho's
Nesbitt's snb-dlylaglli, y
o NSipi,s ~ Fofi NHN
s saa''i font On Coles b
from Inc CITY hl'fla. a
Lots 5 and wv n
Nesbltt's sub-dlfl''ss. ..'.a i
addition 'EiGist to Is9ri
f iSlectrie Oar Line 4
'Tot q. block Z clll
100 feet on the ns' '. 3
TON ana Firsl Rlite ,e., st
story brlck sis,,s.n.oo'..'
ti,e crawford De
$50. 0OO.ON. hss
Lot and ram. ,,lSie
Of D p r bioek IS gS.. il
South half ni \
.,,,h front. eQoa
sfable. known q
priee. S200uW . NIX
Lots 4, ,. ano Wall
4. dition = 2 rglshi Il s.
| Jennings asep''
lot. .,aa h-
| a,i I'M ~ Fort ~
a. r & p ril
| i I'is north il9 MA
| s5nm 10 psr az
Lots !. = sal.
Nfaolie &
| ~ nv VILLAS
nnd witliln ont anf
Nat,l, nraeroll,
ft,iainq til
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
a ROOT EAIIS ~

this afternoon the front part of three
story brick building, % Washington
street fell IN, buryiug several workmen,
who were pu the roof Work begun
tearing the building down this morning
30 make room for u new one Fifteen
mon Mere ON tho roof WHOM n fol I'm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
rnsrEns LOCAL TORECAsTs.

Tho storm wavcs viii rcnch this NOR,
dinn ANA th. other changes noted WI
occur nt aud within 100 m!lcs of LORI
Worth within - hours hginrc OF nltef
sunset of the l9tca gwen below
Feb. 29 Modcr1tiug.
March Warmer r
MARCEL D Storm wave on this moridi
Mnrch 2. Wind changing.
March 4 Cooler and clearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
MONTANAS SENATOR.

Helena, Mont, March Tile last bal
lot for senator todny stool Mantle. %;
Clark, -; Dixon, IL; Carter ]. There
was no choice aud the joint assembly adj
jouucd sine die This leaves to Govern
on Richards the appointment of sena-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The only travelling persons male or re-,
male. al present authorized % rcceiys e9a
NJ IL povic. G. r. Garyin.
n IN Unrbpo 4. IL. nrWlry.
w. H. Murray, ", ~. kQyHter'
j. D. ALicrcady, q. W wilson
j. -. Buchanan, ~ hllhu -.
q a. Rad. wallace huihhh''
T III Wilkes. Cy Johnson.
w 3D. NFrchman. .....
Tho puhiir arc cautioned moi 10 pny money
20 any other persons representing thom
Eelvos ag travelling agents ~ thls 30 DOT. ~
mi authority heretofore ifauel Go nny UtheF
person fhAa those nancd ~ hofepg ~
Democrat Publishing Company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
TEN NLILES a nAY.

sand Beach, Mich, March 2.-No out
mails or trains have arrived or departed
SINCE Monday on account of snow. The
train which left yesterday with crew
of ten men is now only ten miles away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

fYNAn-H ADvArcE-PosrAoE FAN
Daily and sunday. one ycar.....-..-S oW
Iauy AMI sunday. ak m0ntne, .s... 80
Daily and Sunday, ono mOnth.s.s.- 100
Tho sunday Gazette o. 10 10 pageal -,
The weekly Gazette DC pagcaj 1 yr.l e9
fhn weekly GaEetfei &c phggal 2 year 1 *
Daiiy Delivered b. carrier 10 the city an9
agents p cents week or Sl'O pe'
month. .,,y
pomlt BY hank draft express or money
order DO not send Individual 'hrck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The survivors Of the immortal COG
are to have dinner on General Grant
birthday, April q. Politicians VIII re-
member the struggle IN the Republican
convention IN 1880. when Logan, Conk-
Il ling. and Cameron stood together for
thirty-sik baloiines in order to keep Mr.
Blaine from being the nominee. Judge
Gresham was one Of the old guard,
and the question IS, win he attend the
dinnprY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
rANOn ANNENArION.

Boston AiOss., March y lhp senate
tinu n.voring tle annexation OF Hawaii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
GrRNIANY,s rnNrINGrNr-

Berlin March 1.-The German govern
mcnt VIII send the cOrvett Empress An.
gustu ana the cruiser Siedlcr 10 the naval
review at New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

eevity. The human body Is built some
what on the snmc principle as an engine
Il has aaed capacity lasts longer with
proper care. and extraordinary runs
wear ont the machine, AMI shorten tne
time of usefulness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
BsHOpS az THE CHINpSr ; :

New York, March 2.-The house oe
bishol,s ed 50 session this afternoon nna' ~
tmously adopted resolution den",,u, ,,;,n
'4e Vsafy CHINESE exclusion law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
LEGISLATIVE.
The Senate Adjourns for lnde-
pendence Day,
SOME SENATORS OPPOSED IT.
The House Did Some Work and Then Ad-
louned 10 Hear Or. Burleson Deliver
an Address on Sam Houston
Bills Introduced.
snNATE

SENATE.
Tho senate met this morning At ~
o'clock with observation-disclosures Crane
In the chair.
After roll-call and prayer by Chaplain
Briggs the senate proceeded to busl-
ness.
senator Greer moved that IN view OF
the fact that this day Is the anniversary
of Texas Independence and ought TO be OBJ
served. the senate do now stand adjourn
cd until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Tie motion prevailed by vote Of 10 TO
49, as follows:
Yeas Senators Agnew. Boren, Bowser,
Crowley. Dean, Dickson. GOss. Greer
uutchisou lmbodvn. ptesler, Shelburne,
Simpson. Tips, Whitaker.
Nays Senators Baldwin, BrQtning
Crawford, Douglas, Jester, kcarby
Luwhon Mckinney. Smith, Steele
Swayne, Woods and YOakum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
no TEXAS WRITER'S.

The Gazette is authorized 20 offer
$1,000 On prizes Tor short stories
These stories are TO boo from 1000 to
COCO words Ia length aud suitable for
publication 30 our columns TIE prizes
are offered for the best Eve stories as
follows:
For the best short story $500
For tho second best short story, $500
For the third best short story, 500.
For the fourth best short story, 500.
For the lifth best short story, 500
Any competitor cnn limit IBIS oncing
TO COMPETE for tho FIRST pdzo or for
only the FIRST two prizes.
Such stories az ARE suitable for puhli-
cation will be- purchased " the writer so
Wills, nc the usual ratios for such matter
a circular giving complete Information
win be sent ON receipt OF 2-crut stump
TO s. $. Mcclure, 1l37l5 Broadway
New York City
II any one Of these prizes b. won by
Texas contributor The Glltie win
add 10 per cont 20 tha amount Of b.
TIE UHowTn OF rnK sutTu.
II may 70 the uuoha,syan, be Doc ihe
nature uf surprise % learn tll iHe
largest poporii1notr eain Boz business
aud n mutrrin development VI auy sec
lion OF the United States dur.re tlr .rst
ycur WIS nude iu th' south tnmErui.
lug on thc results OF the year. Air. Pug
anys. in the Manufactuspr Records
81 suppose that nobody sil ai ab
uOrmnl UlnUnfItT in utF FFH.lNH ui tH ..Ni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

NJ. Flory. the French government nc
countant. has calculated that the profits
Of the Panama canal contractors amount
cd 20 7T.747.J04 francs, which would be
pretty fair "diyy' In any country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

a luw-respocting citizen. whose stan
darls are Of the highest order, said 20
me. while discoursing on the wide diher-
cnco there was between CONCORDANCE 70
statutory law and 20 that Of wcll-en-
liglucnei conscience. that law was to
ethics what the alphabet was TO htera-
tura An cpigram often might be ex-
banded into volume and this condeh-
sation seemed to the Spectator TO be Of
that order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Emperor William is going 70 send to
the Worlds fair the gold cup presented
10 William /. BY the Rhine provinces
II the committee would have it chained
10 n butt Of Rhine wine not only viii
the cup be more admired, but even red
handed anarchists. otter a long and "a
strong pub. might be ready TO shout
Long Live the Kaiser"
King George Tobou of the Tonga isl-
ands is dead. aud the Spectator is on
the lookout for the Tongaese princess OF
English paruutagc 10 oppose the mneNa-
tt,.. sc tt.t.. f.tovd an fitD limited Stutps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Democratic papers aud Republican papers
agree that The late furry about gold wa
the result Of conpirfcy formed 10 Muh
street. 10 force the government 90 Issue
more bonds 10 buy gold. Press and legisia-
tors should now agree 10 lay aside partisan.
ship long enough Co forever strip Wall
street OF the power TO inimc the crciit or
the government or TO oppres5 the people
Through uelarious spcculnuous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

There arc q few gentlemen at The White
House who are fixtures which each sue
ce,dine administration inherits. They arc
colonel q. 4. pfudcn assistant secretary,
who entered the service during che early
days ~ the war. Colonel w. IT, Crook WHO
has witnessed eight dlncrcnt Inauguration
Il. i. Montgomery, tclcudpher Of tne
weather burcau' Thomas Z. Wendcl, usher
since November isCii 6. y. o. ioclior. ap-
pointed by Grant IN 1872. and william Dn-
Bois. usher appointed ~ Hnycs ia leoo'
Neither one viii likely b. disturbed, az they
were found acceptable during the former
Standardization of SIR. Cleveland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Tho question OF greatest interest 90 be-
considered by the state Democratic csccu-
tive committee o. whether n general aim.
ucsty shalt bc granted, or abaoluilon given
upon proof OF repentance IA individual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Texas VIII be represented ~ we LisNi
~ many Texans there ne VIII Wi.hene. w
inaugural " the suecepdiuE adm ihis y t wy.
with q Te1au in g. NOW pNAt
that mcanf Waco Dgy.
Texas IL q great aud o growing SUM-
n is an empire On area and Il onsAi 20 ne
an empire iu politics. u Slows aiioi,5
other products men as large IN stature "
breadth and IN brain, as any other s,aie
produces. though. ju1t now II is 100 uo'i''t
10 appreciate this fact Well what uo''
The Day suppose We meontf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The announcement that new men win get
the federal offices rs NOT only rcpuWatlon
hy the pfesident-elcct OF the English, or
mugwump system. hut % goes hnck TO tho
/ umc-houorcd Democratic plan OF rotation iu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Let &c bc understood right now that auy
nmlcablo offers 90 Doc made by tbe regular
Democracy rNrlulc from consideration
Quincy and Flanagan. If thcy wuni 20 set
into tho Democratic party they must CON.
sont TO ride the gOut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The trainlrg Of an athlete Is Cor che
purpose OF the highest possible
development Of muscle, blt OBJ
soryaiion teaches that tlis paricu'
lar trainins is DOC condacNe 10 lou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The chicago Rock leland ana Pacific
win De- running trains into Fort Worth by
iit 10Th day " june next just 100 dnys.
How Fort Worth real estate seed soWu
now win have grown by that time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Lewis INdwine, the dcfAnltlng At
lana cashier IS in a fclon's ceit because
q salary OF Si25 a month would not Cow
cr $500 per month expense account
Mlcawhrr said that balance on The
wrong sidc meent misery true, and sno of-
ten misery associated With disgrace aud
crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The report that the antlnappcrs are la
% bun with the urraidoutelc is the most
/ encouraging news tnc Democratic party
| hrs heard since tho night OF Che late clcg-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Tho advocacy Of finglcgold standard
by Gladstone ls reminder that thc Grand
ola Man was once tory, aud that until o
dny quito recent Dee opposed HON" rule.
IIm admirers may console themselves win
the thought that he viii get right as
usual. iu the course Of time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

A New Yorker has Invented voting ma
chino that registers aud counts the ballots.
10 was. perhaps 90 anticipation of such an
Invention that tho supreme court OF Kansas
hold that IL didn't make ANY difference
about thc ballots n the Republican candi.
dates unbbc,I the certificates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

According 60 English life insurance sta-
iistics, OF those who roach the allotted
tmee SCORE years and ten, 30 per cent
are authors ana statesmen, and of thc
other professions ~ per cont age clergy
mon, 80 per cont lawyers, ~ per cent
tcnchers and "a per cent doctors. The
small pcr cent OF physicians IS due Ia
large measure 60 She arlamsnoss Of their
callmg uud the unavoidable lrregulariU
OF their habits Ia a list Of octogcua-
rans are 20 be seen the names OF Rus
scU. Gladstone. ralmcwton L.yndhursL
Guixoi and Thicls, and 'ralleyrnd died
at the age Of 90 In looking over thls
list &c Is seen That the paco thai Kills
is not one OF mental activity Int OF
another nature Tho longevity Of n;ol'
lectual mon IS perhaps due 60 more
Intelligent knowledge Of their physical
necds, and therefore wiser care 81
thcmaelyes than men o. inferior order Of
mind know how 20 do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The cy1dug has NOT fairly began. %
twelve m,nths m,"e ull TcAns win Zoe noes
.iu Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

The McCord Collins company ga not wait
Tor the packcry deal. Neither asa The
Waplosplator company. Neither did ihr
damrry Neither did The Rock Island.
Neither should any ono else. Dismiss the
pnckory deal from your mind and gather
the harvest 10 is here 10 gather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Mr. Wuplcs who comcs 20 Fort Worth
DO assume charge on the hig grocery COM.
pany SIS already m ardent iost Nowhltc.
Uc mlbt m hc city nEo 7Dor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Ten years ago financial circles in this
country were startled by uu announce
mcut that John 9. Emo had cmbeazled
S2.4OO,OOO OF the funds OF the Second
National bank OF New York. and had
fed 10 Canada II now seems that even
so large an nmount of padding has not
softoucd the harl road Of the trans
grpssor. and few days ngo hp returned
and resigned himself 10 the law The
Spectator wonders how many Of those
who make haste TO be- rich will lay 10
heart the lesson here taught
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Tho grocery houses are hero. Now for
tbr other lluoa. They are coming. fhia 10
hupll
The record-union., 1893-12-11

Assuming Mr.. Gresham's facts to be
sound-that the Hawaiians did not desire
the new Government; that all there was
to it was the recognition it had received
from the United States-the RECORD
UNION said that our Government ought
to withdraw it's recognition and undo the
wrong done, so far as it could. Mr..
Cleveland finds that the new Government
was or is founded upon something else
than the recognition accorded under
President Harrison. The Queen de-
clared that the new Government was
simply the result of recognition by the
United States. Mr.. Cleveland accepted
this theory on her protest and the report
OF Mr.. Blount. 1t is now found that there
is something more than our recognition
behind this new Government; that 1t has
sufficient vigor to oppose restoration OF
the Queen; that it is in possession and
has been for nearly year, and that the
people of Hawaii have not attempted to
oust it or to protest against it, as people
oppressed and enslaved usually do.
But there is this about the whole mat
ter that is disturbing-it would be very
bad for us to acquire the Hawaiian
Islands at a price that would shut our
mouth against the aggression Of other
powers on continents or islands, in a
manner such as we have suggested.