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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5-Secretary
Morton called at the White House today
and presented to the president the fol
lowing telegram;
Lincoln, Ncb, Oct 5--Hon j. Stcrl-
ing Morton. Washington. The Dem
Drrauc convention by vote
Of 4 to i adopted the following as part
Of their platform: We representatives
of the Democratic party in Nebraska in
state convention assembled. send hearty
congratulations tn our president, Grover
Cleveland, and renew the expression of
our confidence and pride In his patriot
lem. courage and wisdom. We heartily
endorse the administration of Mr.. Clcve-
land and reaihrm the trnthS Us forcibiy
set forth by the president in his message
10 the special session of congress We
favor his recommendation 10 congress
therein made for the repeal of the silver
purchase clause OF the sherman act and
call upon the United States senators to
speedily pass the pending bill for the
prompt unconditional repeal of that vi
ciuus law
Deliver our gcotlngs to the president
and accept assurance of our high regard
for yourself
Enclli Martin, john A. McShauc, ].
y. Shcchau, {, ). Montgomery, W. d.
AlcIlugh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

ATsrIN. Tex. Oct. -tspeclAl) 1.-THE SD
prelne court entered the following orders
Writs Of error grAnted--Blaekwell ".
Blacgwal. from Rusk, Gabert vs.. oleoth
from Grimes
from ~ Paso; Mccormick W, Blum. from
suhniitted-Guh, Colorado and Santa Fe
railway company vs.. Kizzela, from John
Walker from Tyler; Davidson ". Asknri'
from Clay, Miller vs. Boone, from Mitchell
Cabell vs. Arnold, from PHO Plntoi Texas
iainpnsas; Fortune W Nllabrew, from
FAlls; Halseil vs. McAinrphy, from Llay
Clarendon and company vs. McClellanl
Bros, from Donlcy; Richardson vs.. Vaughn
from Grimes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
THE HOUSE.

Interest in tho electlWs debate is not
sustaining expectations. Today the only
speeches that attracted attention were
those of the colored man Murray of South
Carolina and Mr.. Money OF Mississippl
Secretary Morton was by the, bill
passed today placed in tho line Of presi-
dental succession. The position Of sec
rotary of agriculture had not been Great.
ell when the succession lin was passed in
81.
When consideration Of the Tucker
bill was resumed Mr.. Murray took the
floor for completion of his speech begun
yesterday lie declared that no gambler
or coujurer' bad ever devised more
perfect plans to defraud victim than
Southern Democratic politician 10 roll
the men of his race of their votes. He
apnued such eplthets as "murderers."
thieves and ballot box Papers" Ia
Southern DeWocraiic politicians and an
pealed eloquehtly TO Northern Democrats.
western Popuiists, and patriotic Repub-
Leans everywhere 10 resist the pnssage
o. this nefariOus bill. but even II the
bill passes | cannot believe but that lie
good and phllauthropic man in the White
House Is too human to strike down I'm
iesai walls that project the black man.
Mr.. Russell of Georgia, followed in
advocacy Of the measure
Mr.. Money Of Mississippi the neyt
speaker devoted himself 10 a defense of
his state which had been nssallel nv
every Republican who had spoken. lie
said Republicans misunderstood the sitns-
ton in the South because they knew
no more about the. African than about
the. klilirs Of South Africa.
Mr.. Hainpr of Nahrasla e,,,.....a =,
bill NfFNsSu tAe
Adjourned
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PARENTAL AUTHORITY.
Its Proper Exercise Has Much to DO with
the Future Man or Woman.

Its Proper Exercise Has Much to DO with
the Future Man or Woman.
The most potent influence for the de
struction OF moral character has been, With
ont doubt, lawless self indulgence. Self In
diligence In maturity Is the inevitable re-
tult OF parental indulgence in childhood.
The men and women Of Influence, ut least
In this republic, have been those whose
moral fiber has been toughuned by nbsti-
nence and frugnlity. Lincoln learned self
mastery as he welded the AK and studied
by the freight, Garfield came within It's
wholesome discipline as he walked the tow
path, aud the woman writer who achieved
Immortality and made possible the emanci-
patton Of race thought and wrote, as
thousands OF other women Of genius have
done, with her foot upon the rocker OF her
baby's cradle.
II is stern discipline like this that quick
ems the mind and stirs into vitality what
ever latent force the character may possess.
Between all human beings there Is n ceRsr-
less strife for mastery Sometimes IL isan
nmicable conflict, but frequently II n VIC
lent stubborn and cruel The latter quail
ity does not manifest itself AZ first but 1t
asserts itself with arrogance whenever
rightful authority withdraws or weakly
surrundcrs
Says Emcrson when new boy comes
into school, when man travels and en-.
counters strangers every day, or when into
an old club a newcomer is domestlcatel,
that happens which betails when a strange
OK Is driven Into u pen where cattle are
kent. There rs az once a trial OF strength
between the best pair OF horns and the new
conner, and 1t Is settled thonceforth which
Is the leader" Il might have been added
that the leadership thus achieved "a seldom
or never relinqushcd.
There ara many small pleasures that can
DO permitted aud requests that cnn be
granted without barn, but parents who
yield 10 oyety WSh however foolish, nre
sowing TO reap the whirwind The boy
who IS permitted to lie In bed mornings
until hreakfgsl Is half over, until he ia too
late TO hahodl or 10 business, Ia receiving the
training d an incompetent and n sluggaid
Tbs hahi, VIII puuue him through his
whole cmsur, booming him to poverty and
misfortune,
That Indulgence which palliates com
plants nj food ind clothing, which tolcrates
brutal bursE OK temper because all has not
been done that the solnAh nature demanded,
Ia certain schooling for future bully ind
tyrant, who will bring sorrow and misery
into every life that touches his own,
TheOxorcsu OF parental authority, though
the child resist with tears and pleading, Is
as absolutely necessary TO It's symmetrical
moral development IA are food and air and
Light TO Its physic well being. Failure TO
guide and control IN childhood opens the
way to failure aud ruin later in life, That
which follows is not the visitation Of
Providence but tho certain penalty for
the violation u a neceaary moral law
Mary II, hTout Ia Chicago Inter Ocean
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
BLoUNT S REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Thc nature
Of Blount's recommendation regarding
the annexation question. says Il morning
paper, is to the effect that no action
should be taken by the United States to
annex the island or establish Il protector
ate over it without full consent of all
tbs natives. The report recommends
that all the questions involved in aunexa-
tiou aud the establishment of protccto-
rate should he submitted to vote Of all
natives rs well us foreigners and upon
their decision rests the future policy Of
the United States respecting the Hawaiian
islands If Cleveland adopts the recom-
mendutOns submitted 1t practically
means the queen will be restored to
power as she is said TO be popular among
the natives, each of whose vote IL equal
To that Of foreigner and 1t will mean
further the complete ascendanGy Of
Claus Spreekes
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ment of men to positions IN one state
who live In another.
Appointments were as follOws:
lndi0u agent. w. l.. HafgrAvs Of In.
dsna at the Western Shoshone agency
OF Nevada.
Isaac j. woatters Of Delaware, at
Nevada agency, Nevada.
Robert Nj. Allen, Illinois. at White
Earth, MINI.
Jas. A. Smith, Mississippi at Yankton,
s. ID.
Joseph Robinson. Missouri, at Nez Per
ces, Idaho.
The first vote was taken upon the con-
firmation of Allen and he was confirmed
by vote Of "a to u, while the vote in
other cases stood "a to ~ in favor Of
confirmation.
After tie Indian agencies were dis
posed of thu appointment of Henry w.
Smith Of Virginia as chief justice of New
Mexico, was taken up. aud the same
fight made He was also confirmed by
party vote. No other combinations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Oct. The con-
yention of New York state Democrats
was opened today at mon by United
States Senator Edward Murphy in his
official capacity as chairman Of the state
COMMITTEES. He named as temporary
chairman. Hon. Daniel ID. Lockwood OF
Buffalo. the man who nominated Grover
Clevelnnd for mayer governor aud presi-
dent. Ia his address he aroused signih.
cant and loud applause when be- declared
the present convention represented the
entire Democratic party Of the state. His
reference to the pledge Of the national
platform of '92 to repeal the sherman
mlttees were made MP and the convention
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

A medical friend ~ mine uucn accident
ally ron sharp pointed stick into the cor
ucr OF his cyu, 0nd knowing Oculnrlua hy
name went 80 huu sim, aud found a large
roomful n g.4plt bent on tue same erlaud
~ himself Mj tueud'a turu came at last,
and tAcocul.tttApmued him yosy carefully,
told h.m llut Ncurt2lu mueplr had been serl
ousb ,nlursd and that uulpzs be was very
prudent he might Lose hls sight, Hc then
wrote prescription aud handed It to NY
friend with the remark thnt he hnd better
come again that day week, My friend
then mentioned for The GrAt tiIie that lie
was also medical man, although beloag
mg TO different branch Of the order. The
face Of Ooulurius became u study, that
worthy gentleman realizing the fact that
he had takor a lot OF pains for nothing.
"Ohl ahl indeed stomp be exclaimed,
let me spc that paper again.
My friend returned IL to the oculist, who
altered 1t slightly, saying, as he handed it
back 60 his visitor Your accident might
have had serious consequences, but fortu.
uRtcly there has been no great harm done.
You will DO all right agalu in few days"
My friend thought 30, TOO, and politely
thanked the oouli,t aud wished him Good
morningW oeulnrius replied grutlly, but
made no further alluAon to tho proposed
vla.t that day -ptmburg Dispatch.
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NICE TREATMENT
or an American by an English
American Consul at Nagasaki.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 5.-A
private letter from Nagasak, Japan,
under date Of Sept ., says the American
barlientins john Smith arrived AZ
kuchinotzu August last TO load mica aud
coal. KuchinotZu is forty-hve miles 10y
sea from Nagasaki. While the vessel
was at anchor one Of the sailors was
taken sick and Captain Greth gave him
money to carry him to Sagasnki to con-
suit a doctor On reaching there the
sailor went before DR., Arnold, al Eng
lishman, at present acting as United
States consul. The latter At once or
dored the arrest Of Captain Groth, who
accompanied the officer back to Nagasaki.
ON visiting the consul some words were
exchanged and the consul ordered the
captain TO give up the warrant of arrest,
which Groth declined to do. The consul
then requested Il deputy marshal TO take
the document from the captain. The lat
ter was seized aud thrown down on the
consulate hoor aud the warrant taken
from him. He was then fined for cou-
tempt of court; settled the account aud
left II is said that OH reaching San
Francisco Caplnin Groth will demand an
Investigation. The information It's r,-
ceiyed by the letter says the United
States has an English doctor for consul
Ut NugasaH and citizen of Nova
Scotia is DEPUTY marshall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
THE PReAc

The largest religious SEQ
is the Roman Catholic, wi
bers, The smallest is the
with 20 followers. +
In the Congo region ther
Ollie missions and eight Pl
which Is that founded BY
There are Us stations and
Rev. Henry Yroomsn, vi
charge of u Swedenborglan
tiinore, is one Of FIVE broth
are clergymeD. Three Of Il
gationalists and the other
One OF San ETancisco's
signed on account Of the
OF the choir constantly gil
WINS preaching his sermon.
mated that his salary was
The international Miss
the United States is compo
800 members. These repre-
can and Canadian societie
lish, Baptist, Wesley AID
missions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
THE INVENT

Xylolith, or wool ston'
used In Germany for no
purposes.
A bosom shirt, which !
aud made TO button like a
invention.
A German has invented
from which any sort OF ID
by the use OF r moist sponl
eminent has refused TO gr'
on it.
Frank Gregoire, an u
Claire, Wis, has periec.
propelllng boats which,
allow vessels TO cross the
two days and a half.
When screws were MAJ
minutes were consumed
and they were so expens'
pins were used wherever :
the cold forged process ?
will turn out five dozen III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

The Baptist brother was passing along by
the Methodist brothers house in the coun-
try town, and the Methodist brother was
sprinkling with the hose good sized shade
tree, which was badly withered.
What ART you doingW inquired the Bap.
tist brother, hanging over she fence neigh.
borlike
~ don't want 10 lose my tree"
The Baptist brother looked at the tree a
minute and at the hose.
THAT won't save it," he said, with the
air OF a tree doctor
why won't itW
You've get to do something more than
that
"Ihnnder" exclaimed the Methodist
brother, still sprinkling away, you don't
expect me to immerse it, do you~-DOtroit
Free Press
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THE PHlLosop|

Chastity is not the only '
The people whom you ha
good care Of their health,
Before getting cross, tax
to consider Whats the US
So far no one has ever y
of painting a Cupid to look
sense.
Occasionally a man gets
hearing some one put In v
he always knew.
The better a woman kno'
attractive she is to them, .
to conceal her knowledge.
When a woman grows s.
husband, he stops telling ,
he does which are absolute
IL people nursed their be-
as they nurse their griei'
have to work like other pc
--Atchison Globe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

Nh @, L, Biddulph, Ia bis "Travols In
Persia and TrGnscasuia,n gives curious
account OF the great sale plains In the usiah.
borhood OF the Black mountains. lie SAYS.
~ obtained from thence one OF the most
peculiar sights II has ever been my fortune
to look on, and that was M iumcnsc sea of
what looked like Ice, but which was really
salt deposit, which entirely filled the hollow
In the plains toward the south and stretched
away as far as the eyeeould reach on either
side, glittcriug In the sun Ike a sheet OF
glass sat for hours lookingat this strange
spectacle through my deldgssses. and liz.
tening 10 the tales OF my guides regarding
the peeullaritios OF its competition and the
dangers 70 be encountered IN trayersing 1t.
According 10 their account, this vast dc.
posit OF salt was Of the consistency OF ice.
and, like the latter, formed coat OF vary.
INK degrees OF thickness upon the surface 81
the water which was underneath II, SO that
In places where the coat attained thick
ness Of several feet, as was the ease In many
parts, laden mules aud eamels could cross
this plain with perfect safety. while in
Others, where this is not the case, this crust
OF ooagnlated salt would break beneath
their weight, and they would be engulfcd
in tho morass beneath
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
FOR ATTEMPTING RAPE.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct, 5.--CSpccial.) -
a switehman by the name Of II. Ma.
,hruss was arrested this morning abou.
! o'clock for attempting commit rape.
MA,hpst boards At the Rosenheld house
aud when he went to his usual apart.
men' some time after midnight 1t was
o'Nnpled by some translen people, vii.
Ham Luda. his wife and sis,er.in.law of
nra1os county. II Is charged that Ma.
thrust attempted to rapc Mira. L,ada.
ne entire family were ID one Ael. Mn,
taiRAl u IN jail in default OF $1,000 bond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
LITyrLE ITE|

Two nice gentle famiI
one single phaoton, nearl
sale at NARROW Bros. lir
Mrs. Birdie Morehous
seriously in with dyphth
City, Mo. Her friends
her speedy recovery.
Lady run over to Lore
dozen fine photographs
per dozen. lorenz's studiI
The Associated charili
the Baptist church parlor
Ut four O'Clock. ~
Photographs in lifelll
Lorenz's; also fine photol
per dozen. Lorenz's
Main street.
George l., Cause, fune
embalmer. Full assort
takers goods gu hand. n
Of funerals and furDishe
requirements. No. 3l4 }
ford street, Fort Wort
phone No, 15T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

DR.. Hans Won Bulow is credited with hay-
ing said recently; ~ greatly admire a
Strauss waltz and can see no reason why
such work, always artistic and among
the very best things OF It's kind, should no.
be played now and then by a symphony or
ehestra at serious concert. 1t would take
the sound OF much classical dullness out OF
our ears and act 10 an olive acts In prepar
ing the palate for y change Of dish"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

TACOMA, Wash, Oct 5.-'rhe last one
OF the Northern Pacific train robbers wlis
captured today at II o'clock, near kAlls-
pell, Montaua Four robbers were taken.
John HipmUn was killed, Tie captured men
Hre' Charles JONES alias Charles kinkn!l.
wounded; Ben Hall alias Ben Mattsks. shot
through the thigh and not expected 90 live.
thalres Brown. The name Of the NTH man
Superintendent Dickinson here says the
men were taken 70 kalispeu this after.
noon, aud from there will be taken to Ily-
lugstOn for trial,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct, 5.-when the
senate met the repeal bill was taken up.
Mr. Call of Florida technically resumed
the floor.
On motion Of Mr. Voorhees, the senate
proceeded TO consideration Of executive
business remained in executive session
until 5l0 y, m. aud then adjourned
until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

100 ATTEMPTED to tear M the railway
frark near Ran~ari. three miles from
nero, tonight. Tue authorities were noii-
iied and a large number Of ren1armcs
,verc sent out TO dispcrse the rioters.
me ofiicers. on their arrival, We're greet
ed with shower Of stones. They finally
made a charga upon tle mob, which scat
tered in all directions. None OF the rioiers
VEN we're arrested. Riotous bands Of
strikers are marching about the country,
demanding assistance and causing gen
oral alarm among the people.
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CONTRIBUTIONS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The senate
spent the entire day, except a few min.
utes in the morning behind closed door
consideration Of executive BUSINESS.
the discussion of the alleged Violation
Of the home rule principle in the auDoint-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
THE TuTo

Amherst college opens
year with the largest ire
the largest total enrolline'
The fortieth year in Ban
ton, Me-, opened on AVE
attendance and a promi'i''
OF about 30. 4,
Muhlenberg college, AZ
gan its twenty-seyentn ~
enrolment shows more %
former occasion.
It Is announced thAt z
Dana Of the New fork 2
course OF lectures at JAW,
upon THE Press and '0''
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MolIENrous ,IoyE.

PARIS, oct. 5.-The Temps saws Prince
Augustus Of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, grandson
~ the late Dom Pedro, emperor OF Brazil,
embarked at faulliac Tor Brazil, today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, oct. 5.--.Whlte can.
per have posted notices In the cotton gins
In North Alabama warning owners not to
gln cutton until prices become better.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
WHISKY FIRM FAILS.

LOUISYIL14E, Ky, Oct 5.-Bartley.
johnson. X Co, one of the oldest aud
best known whisky firms in the state has
suspended.
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A New Outlet for

The Fort Worth and Der
approaching the necessity
10 the North and East 10
patrons, have concluded 10
senger service from Fort
points on Its. line via IA
Chicago, New York, Ran
burg, Topeka, st. Joe, d
wichita, Wellington and ,
North and East. by this
practically tho same tim
connection at Panhandle
through coaches are proylI
Fare from Fort Worth I
other line.
Fer full information add
Gen. Pass. 1
=. S. DAVIS,
City Ticket Agt.. 4ol Mali
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THE TOTAL NUMBER OF LIVES
LOST OVER 1000.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING EXISTS
In Many OF the stricken Places on
Account of the Scarcity OF Water
and Food-FinanclaI Loss over
$4,000, oOo-ships Ashore.

NEW OlklAiA4A4Ni'f ifN.' 49, - -
latest reports, late last night and today,
show that Grand Island, which Is next
10 Cheni.r Gaminada, escaped with coul-
small loss Of life. This was
very fortunate, as several large hotels
were located there, and even this late IN
the senson o number OF guests sun re-
main No white people, strange 70 say
were among the drowned ana klllrd ON
Grand Isle.
The following table gives the loss Of
life ut each place. There may he few
more deaths reported at interior points,
but nearly the entire devastated country
has been gone over and the worst IS
known:
Choniere Csminada, about 1850 deaths.
Bayou Cook, u deaths.
Bay Shute, 30
Bayou La FOul, 100,
Bird Island. 30
Bayou Andre. all Cinnamon, 10,
Grand Bayou. 10.
Rayou Challen. 40,
Grand Lake, 20.
CIbunnge, -,
Near Shccl Beach, 90.
Simon Island. TO-
Pearl river 10.
Grand Isle, IL
ST. Mnlp. an M1lays, II.
Bayou Dafou, 10.
Blrthclcmy, T..
Grand Bank. !.
Grand Prairie, I.
Empire Mills, t.
oyster Bay. 10.
Fort ST. Phillip, o.
Point Pleasant ..
Hospital Bay, t.
Elstcrlings, y.
Grant Ray, =.
Old Quarantine .,
Bayou Chur;c, g.
I'NNpu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06

THE BLOODY CHASM
BRIDGED OVER Now
South Carolina and Kansas
Join Hands
THROUGH THEIR GOVERNORS,
While the Delegates to the Blmet-
allie Convention Cheer

o I'll Lungs arc Exhausted ana
Threats are MISUNDERSTANDING
Permitted TO Go Into the Platform
That would Hamper Free Coinage
OF snver-Tho Convention Adj
Journs Sine Die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-06
onARLEnoi sTuKERs.

0HAIsERQI, Belgium, Oct bA
crowd Of striking miners TO the number Of
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ed this life at the age q
"a years the sexton %
ohun,h-