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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-10
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-10

The work which the New York San
is doing to educate the people of the
United States, upon matters Of Hawai-
ian politics, is clearly and gratefully
recognized by all the friends of good
government on this group. The Sun
has never wavered from the start in its
fealty to the Annexationist cause, and
has met and wrestled with every issue
that has been raised against it, 1t is
apparent that no ADLER work has been
done in American journalism Of late
than that which the appeal of the
American colony here has evoked
from the newspaper which the genius
and patriotism of Charles A. Dana has
raised to such distinction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-10
FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.

Official notice has been received by this
Department that an International and Colonial
Exposition will be opened in the city Of
Lyons, France, on the 10th day Of April, 1894.
FRANCIS NJ. HATCH,
Acting Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Foreign Office, October g, 1893. I67-3t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-10

If the receipts of the United States
Government barely meet expenditures
it is difficult to see where the tariff can
be reduced and the needed revenue
obtained. A higher tax might be levied
on whisky and tobacco, but that would
be taking the tariff of foreign exports
and putting it on some home industries
which engage the tender sslicitude OF
several millions Of voters in both parties.
That, of course, will not be done. At
this distance it looks as if the committsl
of the Democracy to tariff reform is
pretty we'll reversed by circumstances
and that economic matters in the
United States will go on under Cleve-
land pretty much a, they did under
Harrison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

Mr. o. p. Colqultt Of Terrell has rur
chased the stock interest heretofore held
By Messfs. b 3. Paddock aud S. VIII
liams in The Gazette. and was yester-
day elected vice.presldent Of tue Demo.
crat Publishing company. the directory
consisting Of W. L. Malone. o. b. Col.
qritt and T. G. senior
Mr.. Colquin has an extensive NO
quaintance throughout The state. bot to
those who are unacQuainted with him
In Fort Worth Il may be wen 10 say
that he is editor and proprietor Of tie
Terrell Timcs.S,ar. n director Ia the
First National bank Of Terrell and Of
the cotton seed Oh min Mt that place.
and al Texas Democrats know him as
one Of the state executive committee.
as well as president " the board Of
managers Of the North Texas Insane
asylum
The Gazette is pleased 10 make this
announcement Of Mr. Colquitts con.
ncction with this paper. as be is a thor.
ough business man and newspaper writer
and manager In this connection Ihe
Gazette desires further to say only. IN
repetition Of the announcement mode
Jan. ]. that the paper win always
strive TO be factor IN the development
Of For, Worth. West Texas aud u on
Of the state and that politically Il holds
Democracy 70 be the hope Of the I,cople
and organization 20 be the hope Of De.
mocracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

equipped for any fray and the others are
specialists. Now there Is a difference
between critics and fauit-hnders II
does not matter how distrustfnl Of self
and dependent one may be regarding bic
own work. critic who is sympathetic
and saeaclous Is a writer's best friend.
George Elliot once said that the too
much" OF literature is q social injury, nnu
when work is submitted 20 the test OF right
criticism the work. the worker ana
society are alike benefited. Different
m every respect is the censure Of the
chronic fault-6nder. for an author 20
read q review by such q one would De
pernicious and not helpful.
These thoughts have been suggested
bv n critique on George Meredith, IN
which the writer insists that one must 90
through q series Of mental gymnastics IN
order to understand him. II taken SIM
ply George Meredith Is easily understood.
lie knows what he means and. unlike
Browning. does NOT fail TO recall the
idea which prompted his verse. He Is a
poet of nature aud is not occupied IN
straining after the unattainnble. lie
sings Of earth. Of mind, OF wind, OF
flowers and Of birds, Of winter woods
and Of "dim rich skies" He Is strong
and masculine. tender and sweet. listen
10 his exultings at the southwest wind.
The great Southwest drives over tne
earth
And Ioosens all his roaring robes,
Behiad him. over heath aud moor
And again this delicious music In these
stanzas OF THE Thrush in February.
But most he loves to front the vale
Where waves Of wurm' southwestern
rains
Have left our heavens clear In pale,
with falntest beck Of moist red veins
yermlnion wings by distance held
10 pause aiii ght while nceting swift,
And high aloft the pearl insheled,
Her lucid glow IN glow VIII INT;
A little south Of colored sky,
Directing. gravely humorous.
The human OF n lender eye
Through pure celestial light ON as.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

aceessions to the population of On eie.
meut harmful % real progress and pro
ducllre 81 crime and misery. and while
I IN Some portions vacant lands swat
occupants, she haonts Of vice 10 large
ciiies are crowded with foreigners who
only benefit a country by leaving t. There
can be bat one opinion az 30 the wis
dom Of encouraging The coming into the
country Of honest, hard working immi-
rrsnts. men with families who wish 70
become identified with the country and
IRE willing 10 80 10 the frontier md By
their industry developc its resources.
The difficulty lies IN making selection.
for up 20 this time the Hood.tde from
foreign shores has brought more Of the
DRIFT and scum than Of the better and
more desirable element
Immigration since 1850 has increased
more than per cent and 10 1890 Of
The entire population, 02,622. $50, there
were 0.2i9541 persons Of foreign birth.
The South. and particulaly Texas. has
been comparatively exempt from the IN.
rush Of an undesirable class Of imni
grants. The industrious German and bis
frugal European peighbor. the thrifty
Frcnchman have ayailed themselves OF
cheap land aud ga most instances have
become valuable acquisitions 70 the coun.
try where they have located For Texas
whore they have located. For Texas
which Is put ia the South Atlantic a..
vision. Bohemia. France, italy und PO-
land have been bases % supply while in
The North Atlantic division Russia leads
on countries in an exodus Of It's sub.
jects
In fifty selected cities Of the different
divisions persons born In ireland constl.
tutc 2G3S per cent q falling on Of
per cent. and Germany is represented
by 1876 per cent, a slight increase with.
10 the past ten years.
These are well authenticated facts. and
while there are others bearing directly
on political and social questions. enough
has been said TO show that the danger
feared from an influx Of undesirable for.
cigners is not imaginary.
Texas with her COCO square niles OF
territory needs populnting as do other
states west Of the Mississippi river, but
while this need Is perfectly apparent.
there Is reason FOR prccaution lest In
desire TO settle vacant lands such means
are employed as will induce the coming
Of The vicious and improvideut who seek
these shores only Tor selfish and uusctu.
pulous ends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
WACO HOT wATrp

The suggestion Is made by sfr
Dunnica that the interest Of tha
government should be enlisted
curative properties Of the hDt T..
water in this city. NJ.
He cites Hot Springs. where a
ertinent has established an an,
navy hospital and controls ~ w
The output Of water there, ne saei
not bear comparison with Mao, Z.
testimony of experts and of 1,t4
have patronized both places 4
In favor of the superior runiiya
critics Of the water Of this d,s 4
matter Is one which has ua~
ture II is thought that IL aiisf.i.
called by the representatives u AZ Z
at Washington TO the subject 4,
be taken up by the governinen, \
not unlikely that an effort win X. =
- eulist the interest Of the gots,-
In the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

nnANcu OFFICES.

AvarAdo-J. W. sinfs, correspondent
4. G. Gray. agent. go ...,
Anarillo-f. q llEhsnilth. correspond
sn.; ID ~ h22fgs,n lag agent sser,osDosasn,, ~.
Abilene y. ii lladfori. agent aud cor.
respondent ONCE. posioilce BUILDING. -
sc ssi subscfiptioa ani advertising should be
Xn.un-J. r. MeKenna.
agent once al Plcrco's drug and station
liresssaiwSood. H. Il. Moore, correspondent
i' iisi l,f.lj s 'iSiu.nius. correspondent, W.
On sSi,os, D1f 's Turner. correspondent;
C. " Montgomery, agent; 0mce ia post
cissisviiis- = Thompson. correspond.
Gcburne-fomt Hammous. agent; r. @.
h s,, soErefRo'l.en''N ,ehol. correspondent.
Dallas nusa fitzgerald. correspondent /.
onieo ~ Ella street whgre az or9eie ior
advertising slpuld BE- left The Gazette
caa be f5uni u sale az on news stands Ia
TIE clty. Adolph oti. generm news ngcnL
Decatur J. q. Co.'S. coiruspOnucnt. sam
= IA sYi5 5g.o Z, Mseisc. correspondent e.
FiiS. = II. ~. Howe & Co. agents
Caincsvllle-A Wafaou, ~. cuTcponl-
emit. !. H. Han. agent. oiAce. gainesville
Grceayilc r. II sexton. correspondent.
u Wight agent,
gai,gsion " Hayes, correspondent.
uurieita--W. a. Cill-un. correspondent,
c, a. Nintun. agent
Huisbogo ~ Julmsgn ascnti oncc. ia.
JcaGsssn b b. Howell. correspondent;
Magshall-W iilocLcr. correspondent: J..
II Hudson. ageuN olicp ia poslonico book
liileolaJ J.. MeDaaiei. correspondent
Vars ST. r. Gm correspondent, Hooks
i'lIat itnt-A ~ Ragiani. correspond
0uanah G r. Colthar correspondent.
ltOy Maikpr uNynt.
agsveI s. ~ ias W. Hullius CORES.
poilent Wuolruck q i,rdaoid agents
seymour. e. Gfaham. correspondent
~ n. Horton, HccnI
Shreveport IA 81 A. Switzerland. cor.
FgsgS ,i.,t ". " lIyah,a, asei,t N,
Cul y ~ scarif, asput
aiephcnullc 3. a. nuck. correspondent.
W, N Fooshcc agyut
San Aneei0-A D. HAIRED correspondent:
r. ~ r0Wuscni rgtnt
Trinidad Col Wlliam Atileneld a Co.,
,rYisrn !. Robertson. correspondent;
Terrsli-tlc iWeiuaa'ui. Correspondent;
J. II. Nilfou scent
remme-C 4. nra4i, correspondent
Charles Wrestham aernf
Tgylor William Elliott. correspondent
J. u JAG Wva agent
vermont. :. holmcs correspondent. II0us.
scll g Humphrey asrhls.
VciascO--J. y. hhnltE. ngrni. bdlcu cor,
ncr avenue and South Thipi street
NaHalachic-S ~ iarrcr. Correspondent,
]. ". Mrd. agent
wratherfofl = 81 CalweI. CORRESPOND.
bank
wichita Fans-F ~ baughoriy. agent,
and cgrresppnltuii next d0aF 90 pastOiAce
This paper Il kept on Ole uul ndyrrtisIps
ratsl MAJ " Esv,rllucl al the oiilrg oi
American Newspaper Publishers ass1ela
lion. Temple Court New lurk. ur from lts
Eastern buslncss Ollge IS Tribune butid.
ing New York.
Western tcsiness oaaee, 800 'Tho Rook
try. Chicago. ~.
IS. G. DecEwith, sole ugsu, foreign adyer
tlEiug,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
An uNrIMrIY runLIcArIoN.

An article from the American Banker,
severely critcising the management OF the
North Texas National bank, was repub-
lished IN yesterdays Gazette during the
absence OF the editor from the city and
through the inattenuon OF a subordinate.
The publication OF such matter was a
violation Of rigid rule OF this paper
and We regret that lt should have been
made. The Gazette Is, primarily, news.
gatherer and not regulator OF private
aoairs. 1t has printed from time 90 time
the news features Of the troubles OF the
North Texas National bank. Ii knows
nothing about tho merits Of the case,
aud II not disposed 20 condemn any one
on heresiy authority Whenever Il
should become necessary as a public duty
for it to critlclse the acts OF officials Of
quasi public character, il will, as 1t has
always done, discharge that duty direct.
~, and not through the product Of an.
other Journal
We make this statement In justice to
The Gazette management and without
any communication with the bank of.
hcials, and suggest that the public should
be as chary as Ehe Gazette Of forming
harsh conclusions upon partial presen.
tation Of the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

The city election will occur next Tues
day. and u Is time FOR the friends Of
stable, orderly and responsible govern
mont as represented by the Democratic
organization. 90 begin 60 bcstir them
selves. Il is matter OF common repute
that the opposition hopes, through "a
still hunt to give the city surprise
10 the election Of two or three OF their
candidates.
The Democratic municipal ticket Is
one that every good citizen can vote
from top 70 bottom without a grimace.
lt Is an unusually good ticket. COM
posed Of clcnn, progressive men.
In the race az large. the opposition Is
massing It's forces against Marshal Mad
dox, whose excellent administration of
the police department we'll deserves the
reward Of the endorsement Of the pco-
Pile Nowhefe can there bee found city
OF the size of Fort Worth with more
effective police system and where there
Is less Of rebellion against the law The
young chief has administered his office
with vigorous hand. aud il Is high
tribute 20 him that criticism can find no
lack Of vgor IN the prosecution OF evil
doors, with which TO charge him.
Tho nldermanic candidates suggest a
busincss.like administration. mindful Of
thc growing Importance Of Fort Worth,
with faith Ga lts future, but yigilant for
the protection Of It's interests. The
names Of H. w. Chiles, Howard Tully,
John r. Montgomery, VIM Barr, j. H.
Clements. J. II. Tiller NJ. A. Spoonts
and = NJ Fry speak for themselves.
II Is good ticket Vote IL straight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE

The Mcthodlsts OF Nocona win shortly
erect q new church.
The corner stone % the now Tioga MethO-
dist church was laid last Sunday,
Several new dwelling houses are being
erected at Eastland.
The question Of working streets by taxa.
ton is being agitated az Wylie.
III paso Tribune II. G.. Roberts Of thls
city has received AN oficr from New York
parties Ga which they propose, In case
satisfactory terms are offered them, 10
place on that market bonds To the amount
ot S2ouQ.OJu OF the Rio Graide Dam and
Irrigation company.
The Brownwood waterworks extension
will soon ho completed
Opera house talk is floating through the
air at Cameron.
The new passenger depot which a. being
huilt ~ The Texas and Pacific aud Houston
ana Texas central railways az sherman
will soon be completed
Eight new dwelling houses are under con.
structuu at Myrtle Springs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
annMINn nm 49,

Manual trimming Is becoming a very
popular feature Of the educational sys.
tenn. which Is In effect combining the best
Of the Greeiaa with the present plan
which we borrowed from Prussia and
which that country took from ancient
Persia. Tho idea Of Austolle as 10 a
public school was 1.-THE young should be
taught 60 sing the praises OF those whom
the Gods loved. They should De trained
IN all manly sports and athletic exer-
cises, and above an things il il desirable
that young people should be taught 10
marry early OF course tha was the
military idea aud obtained among The
Romans, Grceks aud Spartans. The
training TO sports, manly exercises ana
20 the use Of an the muscles 4 again
being adopted. but 10 ct the Young for
their duties as civilians rather than as
soldiers, while the mental disciline
which created the high state Of cIyllaa.
tion IN ancient Persia, viii also BE- carried
out Neither system Is new, but tho
Combination Of the two very old ana
widely dlaerent IDEAS o. education. he
mental, aud she physical, Is comparatively
81 recent date and Il growing very rap,d.
" into public favor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
FAors Anour IlIMI0nArlnN.

The question Of restricting immlera.
tion Is az present attracting she asten.
ton Of men who have the Interest Of
the country az heart, cad there Is
scarcely a journal Of Importance which
has not at some time Published cxpr.s.
sions On this subject BY distinguished
men. There is no doubt that the time
has come IN thu history 81 this country
when a change Of policy IA the matter
q immigrauoa Is Imperative. but which
y the Wiser method Is not easily detoF.
mnod,
Unrestricted Immigration, as Is shown
" The CENSUS statistics relating h
" ~aedsm and egims, bas mads large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

The storm waves win roach this me.
rldinn and ibe other changes noted VIII
occur az. and within 100 miles " Fort
Worth within twenty-four hour. before
OF after sunset Of the dates given be-
low
April 2--Joolsr aud clearing.
April a-Tair sud cool.
April Moderatine
April 6-Wafmer
April 6-Storm wave on this meridian.
April WIND chanEing.
April S.-Co0ler and q caring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

lftdell Tea, March sd leU
Fort Worth Gazette, Fort Worth. neg.
nthNsinsn r. ielsc take out this aa.
Mae supplied on the IAN lnst. ana ndtinei
lea W please dlsroutnDe. 4 rcctiYed fr,,e
twenty 90 iAiuy letters per day ana / Hnd
~ ahsM 81 item would b. made a Manu-.
hankins son Cor past kindness Aour.
e't %, 49, tARRlS
i'nAfN rlA a cclofel can1lLais 10 may.
" Y a2alea hof dllcQloyed politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

anguish and her expenses for
~ the city. together with a.
fare 70 Mc9regOr. The suit or,si.
reason Of the failure III ~ s.'N
to stop its train at Richie. Ia x
place the plaintiff had taken ~ v
Mct9regor. The Young lsdr
McGrcg0r and was On her wav
q wedding at Richie. The frsie
stop there aud carried her Ia ~
similar suit by the sister Of ~ W
who accompanied her az the M
abide the final result Of that tr
terday. NV Fl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
FISTIING CLrR.

The extensive grounds and lahe
Waco Fishing aud Boating cluh .
miles from the city IN the pre,hee
In the county, were opened todav
a royal celebration. The membcn
their friends to the number Of 4
hundred were present The resort =
ises To be one of the best paironi,
the state The lake Is well stoctad
fish, and several handsome ro,yino
sail boats have been received fron
cine, Wis. and were In use today
whats this? Pfncile sells oe
auction. commencing Tuesday, All
at . o'clockY -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
TO KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME.
Oport Iavnra TavapneuA

Fort Worth Is am,iu "a the saddle and
has rakcd Ia q hugo packpry that win BE
2 credit 10 the entire state The festive
Ing tmsportrd half way across the cantl-
net and lig amount OF mouey will be- Kent
az home There IS a suspicion abroad Thai
the great enterprise Is largely due 90 the
Nssliuous religious Efforts 81 our pstpeulpl
contemporary Ehc Gaaotto
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
COR DAMAGES

The trial Of the damage suit Of Miss
Alee NAuons rs. Fordyce and Swanson.
was concluded ia the comfy conrf 49, es ,
ierday afternoon. $3.50 FN'-
me Jury returned a verdict awarding
the plaintiff Sl00 damages Tor mental
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

So 49, -

NoAh AhNNlo hntrrprlHel
Fort Worth Is experiencing boom
sligpiY resembling Oh times Fort NORM
y pinesy town ana nerve always wins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
sELLING sTOLEN Hnnal.

Martin George, colored. bas
dlcted by the grand jury for seIi'.
stolen horses to horse tradee
Black. George stole the borse, ~
sicana and brought them to iVt.a
Is now IN jail in that town bti
brought here TO stand trial AZ AZ.
ent term Of the district cnnff ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
FoR SALE

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type lor Sale
THE cAzETrE has for sale 200
pounds q brevior O0ay ,ypei been in
use only three months COCA as new.
WIN BE- sold in lots Of 100 pounds ana
mors 10 sui. purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
NEW COUNT Hnrsr

The final passage of the bin granting
Mci.ennan county an additional district
court Is the subject Of large amount
OF discussion and favorable comment.
NOW, we want new courthouse"
was an expression made yesterday eve.
ing and today by nearly every person
speaking Of the new court
IL IS stated that MciNnaan county Il
one Of the largest, richest aud most I'M.
portant Ia the state: that its eourthonsa
Is not adequate TO the business which Win
be transacted. Dallas and Fort Wortb
are frequently referred 70 aud their
new heM eoufthouses that Of Fort Worth
being IN course OF construction, are point
ed 10 as an example of what sboufa ~
done by McIennan county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
WACO BUDGET.
A YOUNG LADY OBTAINS DAM.
AGES FROM A ROAD.
The Curative Properties Of the Central City
eeyssrs 10 Be Brought 10 the Govern.
msnps Ailentlon-Nolss.

Waco, Tex, April 1.--(Special AR
annual meeting OF the Grand Council OF
the American Legion Of Honor 10 be held
IN this city on the 18th of April.
Next Tuesday night new council
viii be organized here. GRIND Cosn.
mander John l.. Terrell OF Terrell. Tex,
VIII be present and initiate the new mem
berS OF whom there are 10l. DR. l..
~ Stanshury, deplty grand commander
Of Longyiew, accompanied by MIR IL.
h, Wheeler Of Dallas. are In the city en-
gagged IN promoting interest Ia the new
council.
u Is expected that fully 200 delegates
VIII attend the grs nd council meeting
from different parts OF the state. The
session viii last four days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
or AND FOR TEXAS.

The Houston Post and Fort Worth Ca.
zette spread out wonderfully every Sun.
day. They are both papers the pe1ple ~
Texas are proud uf Rnh are dQiug much
great good IN advertising the lone star