Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

house TO number of senate messages
on that account
Both senators left for Austin ON the
midnight train
TRADE ENDEANOR
A urpr number ot merchants of the
city Interested iu forming trade I'm.
d,a,,g organisation met tonight nt the
office of the Waco Trading company aud
effected organization aud adopted
plans to best promote The OBJ
lcCtA Of such uu association.
One of the first steps oft the association
viii be- the construction of free wagon
Nud for the use ot the country people
who come to thc city 10 trade over
$1,000 has been raised for that purpose.
iE SMASHED THE WINDOW
A thief hculn his worl, curly last night
breaking the front window of John H.
Mnyhrld's place of business ON Austin
street before 10 O'Clock
He secured large Colts revolver
through the hole he had mudc iu tho vim
dow and quickly nude his escape. The
store WIS well lighted ul the time aud
the show window, which wus broken,
contained an iucnudcsceut light.
The large amount OF money on deposit
In the hunks of the city is the subject
of much comment. "Iust luudrd with
money, b. % common expression lately
mated That the total dppuaih amount
tu ueuuy S2.OOOuOO We've pnt plenty
of money in Wncu.' remarked Mr. 4
NymrH, u banker this morning, "mnre
Than We rrully know what IN DO with"
confident feeling socum tu Doe coming ON.
nnd ] look for considerable speculation.
This viii turn much OF the money Ina the
banks loose, aud put ,t In circulation
believe our banks are as well ult us any
in the state of TcNns. Zoe the supply of
money, nud bcttcr thuu the most
WORLDS FAIR CONGRESS-.
County Clurl, r. H. Brown has rpcriv
ed communication from Clarence H.
Young. assistant secretary of thc Worlds
Columbian exposition, requesting that hr
the several Worlds fair congresses 10
cQnyeIt In Chicago during the exposition
of 1893
This includes the following congresses
converting ut thp following duties lirprp.
srniuuyo women, May 10; public press
congress May ~ medical congress, MAY
~ temperance congress- June .. moral
hhd hprl1l reform congress, june ~
commercial and financial congress-. Hpvta
sul-diglslous, with one representative for
rurh, Juno ~, musical cuLsrpss. July 3;
literary congress, five subdivisions, with
% representative for each, July 10: rlu-
cNilOnal congress, thirteen subdivisions
WIN u representative OF fifNt one being
representative youth boy or Girl be-
tween the ages OF l3 aud 20 July II.
department of art, thrceb ranches, with
representative Of each. July ~: de
department Of art. three branches, with
ea. with a representative Of each Aug
p; department of science and philoaO
ply, sixteen branches and as many rep
rcsenmhvcs Aug - labor congress.
Aug. 20; religious congress. sept ~,
Sunday rest congress, Oct ~ public
health congress. Oct 10, agricultural
congress, with five divisions. with req.
rusrntuiiye of each, Oct lG.
County Clerk Brown viii make the np
p0ntmcnta at once and return them 10 |
Chicago, aud invitations will he ISSUED |
10 the persons named 10 attend the re.
HpOCiiye courrpHsca
RECOVERING FROM HIS ILLNESS. |
Hon Waller s. Baker is recovering |
from the Illness which has confined him |
10 The house and for the greater portion |
of the time since his return from the /
meeting Of the electors nt Austin, ~ his |
bed and expects 10 be- able 10 resume |
his professional duties In q short time
His many friends will bee glad 10 greet
him again on the streets