Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

ated with the A. r. ol =.
u is estimated that during the yea
ending with February lSvi, NeW io,h
city spent Sl5,OoOO0O IN helplnB Nne
poor
A fepinie industrial army Is being
Organized at Oakland. Cal. Two hun
drcd women had Joined up to last week
aud TRANSFORMATION East has nlready
boon arranged for
Tho faotorv lnspeotors OF New York
atate recently met In convention and
expressed themselves strongly In favor
OF the eight-hour worldly especially
for women and children.
Nashville is afflicted with a coal trust
that has been bleeding the people In
elegant style. As an OFFSET. working
men established library TO read ny
on the why's and wheretores. It's hlBh
time,
There are 5075 $4,000 bills I'm circula-
tlon I'm the United States, and many
more OF the denomination OF $4,000,
$1,000 and so on. These help 70 make
up the SO per capita that IL IN circu-
latlon."
Flfty-three per cent OF Our voting
population are farmers. and 81 per cent
more are skilled and unskilled laborers
while II per cent are engaged in the
professions. and per cent are money
lenders.
rha nlutocrstic nrass says C'oxey's
,ia,,s,d rar s5nnd roads 10 a good thing.
and the laberinr masses have again
mud again indorsed hjs second demand,
which is the issuance OF nnn-interest
henring nancy
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range friendiv ,inderstanding he
tween the 4 II Of H.. the X of L,
and various labor organizations has
Neon noatDonad until ire latter unions
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"nnNe nn wi ueu ~ $1,000 .g,l',, ~
n,oney hnu ti'th ailuM Wy Wy Is.,
10 80 contFoi we MONEY 'l,ut we NIL MI
~ The t,nd ~ noaJern noiiticoi aeon
n,,,, v,n oro osbed 20 yota Tor
''',s ,-,-,.
The same powers tnat lmpoNeTlsh
and make II Impossible Tor WORKING
people 70 nnd employment semd the un-
employee 70 lhe Ieioh ecu OF con 9n-
ueinn then 70 seINile lhpor III cHaih-
gangs with common criminals
l.. Harter of Ocklawaha, Fla, says
that he Is endeavoring 70 FORM the
Florida Co-Operatlve essocle ano htu
VIII nave Improvement ior zoV people
70 ouy SUI acres anu Commence irult
growing ON large scale
The New York World published re-
sumo OF the coal trade last week, show
ing That the actual cost or ton or
| anthracite coal in New York ought not
to be over 81 %, but the poor people
have 10 pay from 80 10 " ION.
Railroads ana dealers combine get me me
dinerence' while the operators restrlet
production to enhance the price
The strike Of the silk workers Mt
| Paterson. N. j., Is spreading so rapid
| " that the mills will be forced to close.
| The striking ribbon wcavers have Sc
| cured tho cooperation of the broad
silk weavers, who are leaving their
looms every day by the hundred to
| Join In the fight for the adoption OF a
| union and uniform scale OF wages.
Our farmers. on an Investment OF
| SIC O0O. 900. 600 capital received 81. 100 p
| lO7 .i5i in 1890. while our manufacturers,
! on an Investment Of S6l3S 71G60i pro-
| duccd products valued at $g.0b4, A 5 Sg7.
| Thus farmers with nearly three times
| MS much capltal invested get a profit
of less than one-third OF that or the
! marnfncturer Vet the latter are cry
| Ing for more protection.
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