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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
VOL. XNIII---NO. 800
TODAY

he sale of Isle Thread
bose, opera shades, tans and
lack at 29c, former 75c and
|oc If you are on hand
Lrly you will avoid the
how'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

washington, Sept H.-A the eiose
,,,s,n.ss today the net cash in the
2 a.,,rv was si4s.7ss. IFS. u which $685.
~ I ~ represented the gold reserve.
mo GOA reserve passed anotnsf IA, ,n,,-
,,nn mark today and Ieachea ne n.sn,
IA poi,i, since Juiy = when when, y oes IN
n dwindle 70 ne loNss. o az 90 ooo.
history 81 the department ''-'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

doliad, TEX. sept flo r. Morris,
who has livsd In this county for ten
years as school teacher, and who "
quite = prominent Populist, has been
srrested by thf sheriff AZ an escaped
convict
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

owens men. one at least Of whom has
alrcNdy Killed his man, began to
crowd Into tue lobby ~ The hu,ti. ono
OF Col. RreclsinrdHc's friends. tcminK
that thore would hc trouble with Lane.
sol larrcktnrsdge NileS. a ~trong
brecklnridac supporter. % 20 IN and
persuade him 40 Leave the hotel Az
lrxs l.ann dorined 20 gu, hut after
tAl<inE q drink with Whey, he listened
10 thS latter'H advice aud went home.
Then the OWNS meu began to talk,
and one Of them who haa the rcpu-
tAti0n ~ not knowing What fear Is,
said. ne pcnha nrecklnfidEc and his
frivuds lntend 60 cxtcrminate all the
men who worked for owens. AZ they
seem to want TO do, they Will have TO
enlarge the cemetery, This sort "
thing won't do. no matter how sore
they arr. They may Just as well take
their medicine"
}. %. Livingston N q man OF about 30
years and is the financial agent Of J.
kennedy Todd. owner OF the ken
tuclSy Union railroad lie was q strong
owens man and worked night and
day tor the victorious candidate. lie "
from New York city and u " said that
there belonged TO rgmmauy, When
seen by your corrspondent while his
wound WINS being dressed he aaid;
II took Deshas abuse aud made nc at
tempt To resent u until he called me
liar Then l had 70 hit him, think
| saved myself from fatal stab NY
grabbing Ills knifc,"
Jpdge itinlstad Is the grcat-Hrandson
o. Isaac shelby. the nfst governor ~
lSenlncky, mud ~ u ntst cousin ot John
II. shelby, Col nrccslnrldKoH law
partner, who slapped Attorney Johnson
In the face during the famous Pollard
trial Judsc lSinhcad " about q years
old lie has always been considered "a
man N the highest rcrhonai courage
and everybody expects TINT more blood
viii be shed before this trouble IA over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Galveston. Tex. Sept 2l.--A report
from Dr. Blunt says that no NEW cases
OF yellow fever have been developed
on board the Cambria, which Is now
fifteen miles out at sea. He also de-
nlos that there 81 a case on board
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Galveston. Tex. sepi- 2l.-rhe sens
Hation sprung yesterday by Mayor ny
81 creating "a great deal Of talk among
the citizens and the inquiry VIII be-
a searching one Ex-city officials say
there IL no ground Tor the mayors
charges,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

,rhls coupon will entitle any sub
Horlhor 10 Tie Gazette 10 the Insertion
az one advertisement, not ekecedink
OF the 0axette OF sunday, september "a
only one advertisement will b. IN
serted for one person.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Center. Tex. Sept q III is believed
that number OF arrests will soon be
made IN this county by The United
ffhteB authorities. ~ II IL alleged that
the moonshine whlgky business has
been nourlahlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

China has 200 miles OF railway; the
United States i7g.4Gl American rail-
ways last year carried ls,sts.iH pound
cans Of DR. Prices Cream Baking Pow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

corsicana. Tex. Sep si.--The fair
managers are pushing 'gsments for
the Navarro count 8 erythiug
is being placed H. W. . the
grounds and at the he. q 70. the
fair association down to a. mn.
tary and president are as " "a 20 I
with their duties. President p ~
says the stock exhibit viii he the Aest
OF the kind ever seen this side of the
state fair, The other exhibits he thinks
viii far outstrip anything heretofore
attempted. The racing. he says. Will
be superb. Some OF the fastest stock
in the state will be placed on the track
and in fact the fair will be u bowling
success. -..4i--4-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

Y0hnhoma, Sept. 2i-~Late advlces
received here show that only ubg clii-
ncse were captured At Ping Yang, This
number Of wounded IL unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
|alI Suitings.

|lf you will give us 90 min
hes of your time We will
how you the handsomest
he of Dress Suitings and
|loths you have seen South.
|ailor.made gowns are all
h rage We have the ma.
trials for them. Prices
Luge 75c, Soc, 95c, SIPS,
b.S5, 81. 80, s1.75. An
bdless variety of medium
kiced fabrics at 25c, 35c,
kc, 4oc, 45c, SOC. See us
b Dress Goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

you WANT SOMETHING Make
Il llDSwn free. 10 bpndaya Issue "
The Ggrstts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22
The People Are w;dsAvdks

Ana III. merchant who spprersasea
that fnrt IL the merchant WIN se-
curc. their trade. The advertising
coiumnS af unr cnsrstc furnirh All
the ias"rmatiop needed on TILE
point,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-22

any way be wants 20 night, and what's
more. II any % his friends want 70
take Il 10. Will fight them. too
BY this time number Of strong
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26

gramme is to report free coinage
bill TO the house a. soon as the ap.
preparations are disposed of and TO
rush it through with as little talk as
possible. OF course every body
knows that 10 law favorable to sill
yer can become law while MIR.
Cleveland is president, unless it can
get a two thirds vote in both house
and senate, but a vote for free
coinage bill will square great many
representatives with their silver
constituents, and that is all that is
expected to come out Of this pro
gramme.
Senator Gor1on's resolution in
structing the senate committee on
finance to report bill for the re-
peal of the tax on state bank cur
rency must also be clsssed az . play
for a record, az Mr.. Gordon knew
when it was offered that it would
be referred to the finance commit
tee, majority of the members of
which are opposed TO the repeating
this tax, unless some of them have
undergone a recent change Of mird
on tn } subject, which ism probable.
Representative Slraus, of New
Iork, has introduced one Of those
bills which souud 40 nice and which
everybody knows would not be prac-
tlcable, ev,n If enacted lutO q raw,
winch this one NH never BE-. 1t
PROHIBITS personal appl cations for
federal POSITIONS either To senator,
representative or federal OIL clal
Senators and representatives are
very fond of uumpiaiuing of the
number of applcatlons made to
them for help To get Positions, but
1t Is doubtful whether twenty Of
the hole four hundred odd Of them
would Willingly give up their sup
posed "pulr'-l1's Il onslderable
stretch of the imagination 10 even
su pose 1t Of tnem-upon the OH
Gals VINO dispense patronage, be.
cause 1T is their principal holu upon
the party machine upon which they
rely TO send them ba TX TO congress.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals addressed to
the mayor and street committee
will be received at the office
of city secretary to ba opened
at 3 o'clock p. m. May 10th,
1894, at the City Hall, Waco.
Texas, by said mayor and street
committee, for furnishing al. labor,
material, grading and paving South
Eleventh street, from south line of
Jackson street to north line of
Speight street, with native rock ard
gravel according to plan aud speci-
fication- on file in city engineers
office; approximate quantity $4,000
superficial yards; certified check
for two hundred and fifty dollars,
payable to the order of the mayor
of Waco, Texas, shall accompany
each proposal before it will be con
sidered; the right to reject any and
all pronosals is hereby reserved BY
the City Council of the city Of
Waco, Texas.
Attest. G. c. McCuLLocH,
Mayor.
w. c. COOPER,
\ y
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26
NOTICE by PUBLICATION.
THE STATE OFTEXAs-

THE STATE OF TEXAS
10 the sheriff or any Constable OF McLennan
County GRgETiNa:-
j. X Rose administrator OF the estate OF
Matte S. Rose, deceased having hled in our
county court his fl al account of 1he condition
of the estate of said Matte =. Rose, together
admin ,tratlOn.
You are hereby commanded, that by publ
cation OF this writ f,r twenty days In news
paper regularly published In the county OF
McLennan you give due notice to all ersons
interested In the account for h1al selt ement
of said estate, to file their objection. thereto,
II any they have onor before the May term'
1894, OF said county court, commencinh and so
be holden at the court house of 'ald county In
the city OF Waco, on the lst Monuay In May
1894, WI en- said account and application VIII be
considerably said court.
49, Witners my hand and seal Ct oflic'
SEAL }at Waco, this 18th DAY OF April lost.
McLennan County. Texas
by JOHN Fl. SCARE. Deputy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26
Grand Cycle ShoW-Free.

Parker Cycle company will give
n grand cy Gle show FRIDAY and Sat
urday afternoons and evenings,
April 81 and 2S. Ladies especially
invited. klngsoury, the Southern
champion trick r'uer, Will perform
his wonderful and fiji cult feats on
the "Sterliug Special" TOP Austin
avenue. The only cycle snow ever
gwen IN the South. Music by the
Sterling Wheel Band"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26
Treatment Of COXey'S Army
| at the Capital
r;Il he the Same as Other Organizations.
Proposed Silver legislation.
Other Matters.

/
have been sent
3om Washington concerning the
tentions of the authorities towards
bxey's army, of the coming OF
hich there is no longer any doubt,
at your correspondent has
certaned and presents herewith
sc.ly what those intentions are.
here is no element of sensation
out the matter. Coxey's army
nothing to fear from the Wash.
pton officials SO long as its mem
Is comply with the law, az all
her organizations are required to
No organization, local or visit
can parade the streets without
permit, but there will be no
iculty IN Coxeys army getting
u permit. 1t cannot, a. an
auizatiop, march upon any part
the capitol grounds without
)cial permission from congress,
can any other organization, be-
Sc of a law against it; but it can
fch to the capitol grounds, break
ks and go into the capitol as
ividuals, just as was done on
urday by about 1000 of the
kional Worklngmen's Prot ctlve
iff League, who came here to
test against the passage of the
f bill. They cannot hold a
pting on the capitol steps, nor
upon the grounds, because the
forbids it. They cannot present
petition to congress in person,
they can have it presented and
many of them as the house and
tie galleries will seat can hear
presented, In short, the
critics have no intention of
ling Coxey's army in any manner
rent from the treatment they
lly give to any body of men
ing here, and no unusual
arations have been made in the
citation of trouble, simply be
no trouble Is expected. | am
e that TINS differs widely from
sensational statements sent out.
1t is simply the plain, un.
lshed truth. Coxey's army will
be welcome, but it will not be
fered with, unless the mem ers
te the law.
aders of this correspondence
Remember paragraph concern
proposition before congress
Fhe purchase of portrait of
Madison for So, 900, which |
lcterized as extravag inca.
evidently the shot went nome,
Jew proposition has now beeu
and the price scaled down to
y, 1t Is too high yet, When
aus OF the artist is considered
what makes the price fol-
Ie buyers Of paintings.
strength of the home rule
pent In he senate was shown
y vote on the nomination of G..
d taylor, OF Kansas, to be re.
i OF deeds for the District OF
d aoia, Ia the District of Column
y mmlttee, Only two senator.
Tin, Of Kansas, and Harris
|ssee-voted for a favorable re-
0 *hile eight senators-FAulk
p' West Virginia; Hunton
GIN 4 Gibson, of Maryland
lsn' of Michigan; Galllnger
namp 'hlre; Proctor, of Yer
i. "olcolt, of Colorado, anc
y, rough, of North Dakota
a :oi an unfavorable report
ecV'on Is now certain.
4 ~ gong to be some livel,
" ing Tor a record on silver a
ri lne house can get the reg,
a 'alopnatlon bills out of til,
i mere are number of mem
ID 'he house who voted las
~ l 10 the repeal of the pur
ct clause of the Sherman siiIve
$ % are anxious to put them
u ~ record before the congress
terminating conventions ar,
Ill taei r districts by votin; TO
NJ free coinage bill. and
70 say, the men who stucl
aS : IN the memorable fight a
session aro co;,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26
Browns
Iron Bitters

, whilst in Sealth the system
would never run down and ,
doctors bills would not
have to be paid. This is a
fact worth remembering
) and of vital Importance
} to you. BROWNS IRON
: BITTERS is an old and
I reliable remedy, your grand
5 mother knew it well, and
} in no other form can IRON
: the great strengthener-be
I taken so easily. Small
: dose and pleasant to take.
) 1t 7voN't stain y0uy teeth.
& Rtlia6!r druggists mil The Sign
net attempt 10 substitute,
D 6ut il IS rel 10 use car OF
q tam Look fer c-osif9 Gar,,;uauacc
reG lines en- The 70yapper oS''sA'S"S
s BROWN CHEMICAL co. BALTIMORE ND.
2[NNNNNNHNH1NNHAO
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26

Pat eggs in GELD storage.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-26
The
Value of
Experience

is plainly shown in our treat
ment of ourselves in health
and sickness. When we are
well, feeling splendid, we
ignore the possibility of sick
ness. But overwork, high
living, inherited poor blood,
irregular courses, etc, de
velop symptoms of greatness,
of dyspepsia, A0ey complaint,
and the general health fails.
} You should know by eXpe-
rience, as thousands do, that
by taking
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
IS IT ANOTHER BUDDENsIEK !

| new factory building on Monroe
| street. just finished externally, was
blown down by the wind at little be
fore 4 O'Clock yesterday morning. 1t
was seven stories high. and falling on
IA lower dwelling adjoining, carried II
to the ground and buried all Its sleeping
Inmates eighteen In number, beneath
heap of ruins. Nine were killed and
twelve more or less hurt. Not n person
in the inhabited building escaped unin-
jurcd.
The disaster might have been more OK
tended for the new building as 1t fell
carried away a portion Of the wall Of
another adjoining dwelling. leaving the
third-story rooms exposed and giving
the inmates a terrible fright
At o'clock the previous afternoon
there was a convivial meeting OF the
owners and workmen on the roof OF the
doomed building In accordance with an
east-sIde custom, and the building was
decorated with flags. 1t had been I'm
| ished externally and the last nail driven
in the roof The next nails were tn he
driven In the collins Of the ten victims.
A Waterman who saw the fall graph
cally describes II as looking as II a
streak Of forkcd black lightning had
run down the front wall and the next
instant the building had disappeared
Where ia the responsibility? Could q
house properly built have been blown
down like n pack of cards2 Were the
owners, the contractors or the Build
ing Department insp .ctors to blame? A
aumber Of ugly rumors are afloat. but
the neighborhood is excited and inc snsed.
A searching investigation should he
made. The terrible calamity seems to
bear evidence OF neglect on it's face. and
the guilty should not escape Let us
know whether there are any more Bud.
densiek among us. and whether the
Building Department Is nothing but a
dangerous fraud.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
THE TIGER QUITS MoNKEY1NG.

The Tammany tigers attempt to rol
the ball Of harmony up the inclined
plane of success has failed That II
would do so was n foregone conclu
sion. Tammany does not rhyme with
harmony. Tammany's strength has
never been in deals and dickers. except
of course, Its regular, permanent dea
with the Republican city machine, but
in straight-out lighting.
What has made Tammany great in the
past, and what has inspired In Tam.
many followers the blind devotion
which has been the real strength Of the
organization. has been the fact that.
fair weather or foul come victory or
defeat, Tammany was always for Tam
many
And all the planning and schemlng,
all the bargaining and dealing, to de-
wise some sort OF harmony stepping
stones out of the morass in which
Tammany finds itself has brought up
to the same old issue.
"Tammany, right or wrongH Is the
war-cry of the organization. and the
question in the municipal contest Is not
one Of candidates, but of Tammany or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
ny NEW YORK EDITORS.

There Ia no city In the world however humble,
but has more decent method Of disposIng of
iS garbage than this nrst city OF the land that
dumps ia refuse In the bay and permits II to rot
aud tester on the beaches. The Advertiser.
The air IN full Of rumors that the money paid
by the Victime of the captains has been traced
very high indeed, Commercial Advertiser.
Unless all signs fail. we arr going TO have a
gorgeous time from I'll the sun sets on
Election Day.-The Telegram
We should not be surprised to see an epidemic
OF failing health break out among Tammany
statesmen within day or two. impcliing many
OF them to visit Europe for an indefinite period -
The Evening Post.
Happy Mexico! PLENTY OF money! That
looks hlcst. Plethora OF money In the Mexican
hanks" That looks bad, The banks are the
worst place for money. II ought to bs out That
is the true sense Of money. when the hanks hold
plethora OF the stun the people are in lack OF
II out with 1.-THE Sun
The question before the public 10 whether they
want tho municipality to construct 1t Ia rapid
transit SYSTEM and retain the benefits and profits
for the community at large or whether the OPP
portunty shall be passed by In order that
corporate monopolIes may stlll further tighter
their Strip on the metropolis and seize millions o
dollars more without returning an equivalent -
The Daily News
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
A CANDID CANDIDATE.

The people will regard It as a good
trait in Mr.. Nathan Straus that he
speaks out In meeting and tells things
that more worldly politicians would
keep to themselves. But the candor of
the Tammany candidate for Mayor will
startle the politicians and place great
restraint and embarrassment upon them
during the campaign.
MIR. Straus says he was offered the
Endorsement of the Grace-Fairchild De-
mocracy for Mayor II he would pledge
himself to use his influence to send Mr..
William X. Grace to the United States
Senate as Mr.. HIS successor. Mr..
straus positively refused to make any
pledges or promises whatever. and no
the Grace Democracy Endorsed Col.
Strong. the Republican candidate.
Mr.. Straus also tells OF present which
was purchased at Tiffany's and sent to
him quite recently. at came from a
good friend of mine, and | would not
send 1t back" says Mr.. Straus. but
cannot help thinking that he had got a
tip that l was to be nominated by
Tammany."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
DeIsnrte Relief Cures.

Exercise No. If your right shoulder
has grown higher than the left by care
less habits of sitting at school or by
desk work, drop that shoulder down
backward and simultaneously lift the
left shoulder Repeat many times.
2.-If your head has been twisted
around to the left from desk work, turn
your left side to the desk and reverse
and exaggerate the usual desk position
also straighten up. Dosthis frequently,
and you will find relief and restfulness
from II.
Aft you are troubled with writers
cramp in the hand, lay aside the pen
hang down the hand and shake the
stiffness out of 1t: now expand 1t to Its
utmost: allow II to slowly close of Its
own will; now sway it aloft and shake
the stiffness from 1t: expand 1t to Its
utmost; now allow 1t to close of itself;
now swing the hand. relaxed, around In
a circle, the action mainly at the wrist
now drop the hand for three seconds
and return to your writing feeling COM
Portable.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
The why to he Loved.

All the real advantages Of life have
their roots in virtue, just as the OBJ
servances of polite society sprung first
from the Golden Rule. Everyone, ex-
cept, perhaps. the few shrinking spirits
akin to those of Thoreau and Haw-
tho-ne, loves to be loved; no one, with
honesty, despises a popularity which
has been gained without loss OF SELF
respect. The recipe for such need of af-
lection is very simple, but one which is.
nevertheless, hard to follow. Love and
you will be loved" is not a paradox.
but logical certainty; seek the hap
riness of others and your own will fol-
low" is a truth founded in the very
nature of things.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Furriers Union No has called 4 mass meet
ing for next Saturday evening Oct. 10, at It's
Ludlow street.
Mirror frame workers have recently been organ
iIed In this city under the auspices OF the Inter-
national Furniture Workers Union.
Delegates OF the Trades Union Congress OF Great
Britain will attend the coming convention OF the
American Federation OF Labor, In Denver, Col
Henry Inland has been elected Secretary OF the
Bakers State Council OF New York and New
Jersey q. Grimm, Financial Secretary, and j.
Klein, Treasurer.
Framsrs And Carpenters settled their differences
in regard to jurisdiction over certain Jobs yester
day. and hencetorth no trouble Is expected In
these two trades
Financial Secretary II, Hoppert, Of Cigar.
Makers Union No. s. has resigned. aud l.. Kuhn
has been elected to succeed him. Ths Union
gave over 10000 labels to mAnufaeturtrs last
month.
tn. Oac.r. elected by the Brooklyn Derrick.
John LoWsry. vios-Prssidsnt; James Hopkins
Recording and Correspondents secretary Johu
sTs frs.sST:T' and Robert i,saSaS S" s-.s.. sa
alarms
Polish. Russian and Hungarian baker. h.v,
organized a local pniOn in Brooklyn, which hal
Just been chartered by the 'Dur1Aynen Baker,
and contectionsrs' International Union. a. Ba.
ksrs' Union No, leS.
These omesr have BEEN elected by Cigar.
Secretary: A. Lion. Trustee! j. I.ys. II. MohT.a.
berg s. RosenthAl. Auditors. The union gained
twelve new members this week.
Cabinet Makers Union No. has nnaninaousl,
resolved TO Join the United Brotherhood OF Car.
psntsrs and Joiners, and a committee is confer,
ring with the New York District Council 10 escurs
charter and an Afnllation with that ktdy.
The annual entertainment Of the dslegateI 10 IN,
Building Trades Section Of the Central LAboI
Union will take place At Clarendon HALL nsxi
"Wednesday evening: several members 81 tn
present and contribute recitations ana enc
theatrical entertainment. N