Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
DOMESTIC.

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ON soDe' s,,, ~. . .Ilr,-, III ~,
w Mteh ttVln aapor uuIihs ~ ne
gllt!s st"o weeks VI uue Pfe'eH' "uii'iuI,
uu4on'
William Macuair, labor leader OF New
York. Was incOnecraSed for crurislng 4
postal card written by State senator
t.,n bonr In, far tn, 81 ~ rSiiroads
Chisf u N Arth,rr IL saiJ In he worth
S3isI0o0
ihe T. Nl U go eaeI''''H VI LAW
met IN 81 LOUIS last wees
The New. York city walters have ar
ranged to listen TO a series OF debates
On the labor question: 10 pe ltee heia'
The 500 men who struck against the
hoe Printing Press cohpahS' OF new
York CITY. because Of - per eent
reduction o. wages nave retui"eu i"
work On ~ per cent feuuctlon'
The labor commissioner OF Kansas ms
es'aolished an empio! lAent oursau a"u
Is AaNlAs uhousanus VI uPpi'eN'S
senator Jones of Nevada has abandon,
ed the Republican party because II Is
allied with Wall street lie says the
Peoples party is good enough Tor him'
Reports from British papers show that
the criminal population OF England has
been reduced from 25,OUO III 1Ssu 10
less than LOCO ut this time, and mat
this reduction has been brought about
BY sending them 70 tnls county, mt, ,ri he
work OF gathering up paupels anu ~,
NUN an S.temaliriiIy carried on for years,
Ia the great dstrmnent of our own honest
llborerS.
opiaho,,, slre,dv has six labor papers.
a.. ,.,,,,.,
mol less thAh usAell ian""' 49,.
IN lhis eounlr! aIe ii ishaii,,s nat. th.
tlon VI w ,'r,si,, ,stSse IN arcede TO
~ tboy shrinl- Trim The disastrous con
/ !e w, go ~ a sirike The condition
a,,,. 10 roilO,oy ennlnyes 4. there.
sdre very sfrained one
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Mltn Nue s',,aStinn az y.ttin, w,ork W
now VI Is question: OL se'tink ""tA ~
any pnce.
IL is feared that the big strike in the
Providence Rhode Island wooden nniiS
q VIII lnNolNe the WlVIe u ,Ncn EI sii.
| some ouvo nave ielt tlie i''iis "t
For thirty years past our wealth Mas
7 increased at the rate of S2ou,OOO an
hour The masses make II the ciasses
get It for we now have between 4,OOo-
900 and 5.OOO,uOO tramps On the one
hand and 81 900 nillionaires On the
other.
A. Cincinnati contributions are coming
In for The unemployed aud the ministers
are discussing the subject.
phe National Convention of Street
Gar JmnIoyes was in session at Glove
land i X Law is president.
Cannon Greek, Idaho, miners have gone
out on a strike against reduction OF
wages.
Tennessee thinks she has solved the
convict Iabor problem She has bought II
large tract OF coal land and Will WORK
| hpr pouyiptS IT,
Senator PETERS late bill provides for
the distribution of SOOO'OOu,UOo IN the
states and territories pro Iasa 20 be
spent in public works, also that ehplnl
ment shall be given all who oner theiMT
labor. Ii provides for the coinage OF aii
The gold aud silver N me lieasury hiu
all that shall be offered. faper money
also Shall be issued This is his solution
rha Ar,na sneoks ont for labor in the
following patriotic and emphatic man,
nor me nation il facing crisis OF
Greater proportion than must people
s,,as,in.. ME recent action of the mon ey
mower In India is a fresh proof of the
inerciless inhumanity of the usurer. Ans
tralia's ruin is not enough; Now India
must suffer; and II the goa pomer vau
corrupt our laWmakers Vus eou'I5.s -. =
dxpeTieAce Auettiilia i,~
silver or denoneuze goia'
Assuming the working age to pc IRON IRON
20 to 20 years, anu coun'iIs on, So,, mr.,
workers, say persons -, 1 1n0 ,Sorlsr:
live on the iapor oi e'ei, -
The Battle works at Bellaire, ONO
started up with 10 hands.
A. Rallr,,,te Pa. 100 students are OF
~ .iI's hecanhse of the suspension o
80 ~ tbsir meInbers.
W. % OOH -,i,i;o,oires and 15O
Chicago mas -ol n,'i ny ,.,rl INV AS'
oOu laborlhs men ou. VI 4,
The United Charities OF Memphis J
new and promising sGqidgrsi r S1n9 danrr.
existence by me gIeAe iu eaIia,,..
sion. It's oDJects ate We rsijae "a al
j. 10 secure tie rHiPi'i,iar W
. deserving cases 9l ,,,',,njt,. fror, i'm
=. To protect INC e1t nl..i,,., i'''-i
posture OF iradulent ,..7n IA ,lrnii
I y. 10 prevent lhuisVi'N''''''e "'N
cate giving. ,.o,. 81. hos,s n
4 To make ellpi3! lieN' '''1
relief when pracucaple. ~ ,,a,,r,,is,
Q. To reduce NasrlnV! u"u
and ascertain their e eau, 49,, ,ro,,,ng IL,
as paupers.
Non-union switehmen have replaced IN
: strikers at the q. q. and ). W. yards'
Z Tbe proceeds of byciele races. ball
' | o,,1 rna.ttn,,. games and contests q