Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-22

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able commercial travellers TO obtain many
advantages and benefits Of which they
ale now deprived. The commercial
travellers Of tie United States now hook
J between Gp,OuO,0OO and SD,0OO,OOO tons
1 of freight yearly. Win more thnn ;i0n.-
OnO commercial travellers IN the
United States it Is easy 10 see what au
influence It Is possible for them 10 exert
in any special direction i united. Ed
( wani G.. Mathewsou Of New York Is
president
The miners Of Alabama have organ
lied and started paper. They have be-
gun the campaign for next year.
The Chicago and Southwestern railway
employees are refusing to work until the
company settles with them for several
months wages.
Over $1,000 people were fed and help
cd 70 the necessities of life. including
duplicates, by The Cincinnati finance COM
mittre Of tie unemployed.
The NJ York dailies are increasing
the number Of their machines aud reduc-
ing the amount Of hand composition.
The United States Glass company
which operates seventeen factories, has
determined to nOn-unionze It's forces.
Tie union men say the company can't
succeed with nou-rnion men. and long
and bitter contest Is expected
Nearly oil The street railway companies
Of san francisco, sixteen in number,
hayc combined, with a capital Of SlS,-
UJOU0O
Commissioner Sehnlties says s. per
cont ~ M ini,pigrants Sr1,n E,rrit.
come 10 tbis conairs '' nn nrenaid iict tS
which I. nyur.ssiv f1rhtiinn bv nvist
Ing law. The clause also which forbids
the Importation Of pHupers Is n dead
letter practically, We want no more
panpcr immigration
rosi SiDi nor r9nita tn s,,ii,"r- ",'r ,,or.
prnmeut Now ii cnst. So 81 nor cnnita
Al ibat rae Of nrngr,.ss /, vii nost
S3G per capita nj orr nryt centennial
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as much per cnpitn nov ms il All ,,yt,on
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century AGO.
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