Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

Babcoci,.
Ia Boston the poorhouses, jails and
refugees are all oyercrowded, and thou-
sands are anxious to get ln ne sine
condition exists in Chicago, ST. LOUIS,
Philadelphia and most OF our great
cities.
Only one-fourth OF tine labor is produe-
tive. Make II all productive ana every
one will have fine houses, ine clothes
tine food, and noble amusemeuts. Nhlen
Is better-that condition or tho present
Coming Nation.
1t IL feared 100000 people viii perish
by starvation In New York TINS winter
unless charitable contributions are poured
out p.enllfuily. Accounts say death ~
starvation are so numerous as 10 eAvitr
but little comment.
There were 1900 eyictions last year
In ''NVol's Square Mile in New York,
an increase Of 5000 over the previous
year. The demands of the landlords are
usually as Interchangeable as the laws OF
the Afedes aud Persians.
Senator Jones Of Nevada says there
will be no material revival of business
during the present administration, be-
cause of the action Of congress in repeal
ing the sherman act de has no hope
Of free coinage for the present
At New Castle. Pa, the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie railroad, the Etna and Rosena
furnaces anu other eSADiisnmeiIts are
Slspehsng WIN ltuhlh lupDi w w.
thln 5vO ltallans nave ieit newcastle
"Idleness IS enforced in consequence
of vicious and discriminating laws, and
TO treat the helpless victims OF these
unnatural conditions as criminals Is itself
a crime against which every instinct Of
humanity revolts Topeka Advocate.
Retiring Master Workman rowdery
was accorded grand reception on his
return to his home in Scranton. Over
1000 people greeted him. The general
assembly passed n resolution thanking
him for his efforts in behalf Of human
ity.'
Mr. Leach. director of the United
Stafes mint. informs MS thar the total
product of gold in the United States
during the last 100 years Is 81 ,9GgG12,-
gTD Lacking c53O 30I .O24 of paying one
years interest to English bondholders
alone
The Illinois Federation of Labor went
for the trusts and ''scab' establishments
without gloves The Chicago gas trust
was shown 10 be drawiug interest on
Sl2OOO,OQD Of wntered stock, They
denounced the Studebaliers for employ
ing 'Scnb3.'
The miners Of PENNSYLVANIA are out
Of work 80 much of the time that they
are obliged TO support their families
seven days ON the wages of lcss than
four days. The coal that costs less than
a dollar at the mills sell IN the East
for 50 and more.
Several Nrtr,slo farmers wore mr.
rested and riven veor's impri.opmrnt
Tor stcnIinr rattlc 'Tbcy plead guilty
and said. dfheir crops Ind failed. iha'r
families wore hungry. their homes worn
inortgaged and they sfo.c to Keep their
families from starving"
Not dollar of taxes was ever col
lected from tho Pullman pplace ear com
pany mill tbe Popnlists elected MIR. I've,
nttornpv-ganpral who bronpht the com.
pany nh yi,b a round turn md co,,crted
nearly a half million dollars OF hack
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children 20 To me orphanare because they
were NOT able 10 get work by which Il
provide for them-New York World.
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