Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

the notion of the government of India
has h,,, ia r,u.,, tb. demand for an
-, - ,.,,,,,ross ond vi.ys ON
extra session OF o"hgFeh' "hu '""s y"
the silver situation were presented 10
Secretary Carlisle this morning by many
~ t,o co,,,re.s ion,i callers and by tele-
" ~ =, -,
grams from many pnr's Vi 'ne ''""''''
Before going to the cabinet meeting
Sarratnry Carlisle received d rablegtWm
60, to,a.,, o,u,r,ci,,, , further do
~"
cine IN tne prce oi sllNtr ~ ." P'n'u'
At this price a silver dollar Is worth
5s 81 cents
60. p- o. ~. 1. u,,.
s'hntVr Dolph OF oFcsoh' VINO u lhc
ouly Pacific slope senator In the city,
said today. "Tm opposed to my col
-, ~ hi, Il,
S'sue' rs YOU Nn"W' on Wv SUI" t'. W.
Tree coinage. ! nin Ia favor OF naintnil-
ing all currency On par with gold, bnt
IL seems This nrtinn of thc Indian ,,py.
III, rtt
er'ulehV "'h u'nlhlsh ule P'"SPe', VI
passing the repeal OF tie sherman silver
law by the senate. / think the effect
will IA, IN ,nnk, tbnu,,btfuI nrubrra of
Vo"Ertss hesl'ute oclore 'heI Iur,ner ue'
nreclhie the value OF silver by throwing
upon the markets of the world ! .5UO,uun
ounce, of silver. enuiynlput ia nearly the
NH''e VI wv Nh''''Nh plo"u'' nov pui
chased and stored by the government
l do not know that utytbiur better tbnn
tho rn,..,.I 40 n,.. ei,,,r,,,,, ,o, o,,, Az,
'ne ''pe"' VI w, '"e va" wv '"' W.
done 10 relieve tho situation, but um
fearful the repeal Of that act would bp
disnstrn,,s d, tb, 6ro,,c,s ,f tho ,rnvarn-
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l'"' u"u 10 7HNe' LUZ A'n''os iu'
thrf desired to correct the published
statement that he had said In substance
that Cleveland woul not be able to COM
mund the presence OF congress ut u spe-
rial session aud that he. for himself,
would not come to Washington prior to
Sept 10. lie might have said that con.
grsls should not. on account OF The hot
weather be- convened earlier than The
10Th, hut he said nothing Indicating any
opposition 10 Cleveland or thnt he would
not be ON hand whenever congress was
called No senator. he snid would he
more constant In attendance or more
willing In do his shurr OF tho work tbnu
he would lee and he would probably Lr
better supporter Of Clpycland's hmm.
cn measures than a minority of tbr
Democratic sonntors
Banks all over the country have lent
money to persons who have contracts
with the government or claims Ngnlus
II and now the banks are a. auSioGs Ds
The debtors Themselves 10 srrnpr every
dollar together that can he rnt otii
Of the government sirong.box. They nrr
hesleging the treasury TO have the claims
of their customers expedited In nuJifinr
aud payment made on the very Instant
Of maturity II possible One bunker
who has boon advancing money ON snuc
public Wurl, going ON In Ills nriphhnr.
hood had h.s customers. drafts .,ni n,
him the other day aud by some ar,i1r,t
IN the mail 1t was ilplny,I a fr,v bonr.
80 much interest lid he ftrl In hurryius
things az thar h. tclrgrnnhrj LerS IN
see whether 1t would moi he p,ssillp 10
draw On the goyerntmrnt hy ,,ir' i,
stead Of waiting Tor H. ,irnft IN nrr,, A.,
This merely 20 save fow bonrs on n
sum which tho same banker WoniI b,yr
considered insignificant In The rolirse M
general business In good times
From congressman In mo civ tho fol.
lowing views wer. obtnincds
Anderson NJ West Virsinin -Thp nctlon
Of the ludipI government has rrro,iv
embarrassed IA, situ1tlnn rrrr I'm +,
free silver man, hit believe that The
sdrrpd In any legislation an tbe snl,inr,.
we could no. pri.lntr m ,.nWliiin,,y
ten ar twelve ypnr. ana III, ,bl,,.,i ~,
many silver men were disnassJ d, ,"S ,,.r,,