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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
OHAurAuoItA socIE1Y.


The thautauqua Literary aud SAehi'hr
Circle was most pleasantly eniefiainea ht
the home Of DR.. / l.. and Ms. ar
Zandi, on Jennings ayenuc, Sohlh SINE
Friday evening.
Immediately upon ci,ll TO order, tho
minutes of the previous l'niay nlsht :
session were read by The new.y-elt ytgd
SECRETARY. Miss Buchanan. and nc elrcie
then passed into tho hands 81 tkecfterl
Mr.. Wil Bakcr. leader Tor the evening
and thus the program proteched;
Music Piano, waltz selection MIS-
Matte Buyon.
Essay-"lhe Life Of Lucy Stone Miss
Fry.
Rccitalion--'Ilow School Girls Study"
Miss Hattie Binyon.
Questions on "lioman History by
the lender, responded 10 by the circle.
Questions on 'Kpmnn and hclineyal
Art answered and discussed by nl
present.
The piano solo was very tastcfully
rendered. the Introduction being fun ot
dash yet possessing much harmony and
finally merging inio eleriui aud gliding
waZ. the sOui Of the selection to which
the souls OF the young people present
would fain have responded 10 tri-Quario
motion had they been so permitted. il
is needless to say that Miss Matte Wei
merited he applause extended by her
friends az the close Of the rendition.
Inc essay by Miss Fry was uniquely
pleasing and probably bestowed by the
anthor upon the attentive circle who
showcred upon her a just praise for her
successful efforts.
Miss Hattie Binyon was perfectly in.
imitable in her rendering Of the manne'
of study eytaut among the fair sex Of
school rcnlm, to the great amusement %
a.. - a.. u
by Gazing yociferously for 0n encore, hut
she could not he prevailed upon 10 fur
ther indulge the circle Ensemble sing
ing and chat closed the evenings meet
Ing all retiring 10 their homes highly
pleased with the meeting,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

ingenuity introduced novel bit Of realism
In the shape of a fire engine aud the
interior working of an engie house, show
X with remarkable fidelity the inner
workings of this branch of city life. which
10 most people has peculiar charm.
His hero is drawn from real life and is
representative Of those brave men who
fight our tremendous fires with unfnteriug
courage aud who so often 90 to their
death fcarlcssly hcroicnlly trying to save
some other human being from the very
fate to which they themselves fall vie
tins. There are no Drawer men than
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Services at the Bethel Rihle nstln,c
aAa mission last night were Of gre,t
interest The occasion was a Zig tosti.
mony aervirc in which large numhe-
OF Christians participated Daniel NJ
Laser lei tho services, after which the
unnerintendent made some sppropriate
renlarks' number OF people Ia To-
prayer Special prayer service was mold
Tor aud ontpouung OF Gods spirlt unon
The REVIVAL ct the First Methodist church
The Kings Messengers held n fine So.
sipn IN the afternoon Following WA Nv
appointments for today. Al . nm ~,
pei meeting GO be- Jed BY Mr.. W. %, sin.
man a! lS5o O'Clock Sahbath school.
~ oclock street mOetfnE. AZ T..in
o'clock l.. \. Cooper viii lprcaeh AZ ~, ~
~ ssion,S Subject, The GrcafTurn Table"
There will be good music and every
romferi viii be provided. This sc,,ne;,
NIL be the first % a series 1het l. ,,'i.,l
Iooper viii deliver during the wsl
large crowd 10 looked for. "ss"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Corner Sixth aud Throckmorton streets
Homer II Wilson, pastor Services
az II a. m and T.l0 D. m. sunday
school at l:30 q. M. Young pooplr's
prayer meeting at $50 y. NJ Nedues.
m. We respectfully mviie all strangers
visiting our city TO call and we will make
Il pleasant for Won.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

In Joseph Arihur's "Sull Alarm" which
will be seen NJ Grccnwall's next Saur-
day matinee and night, local play-g0crs
will greet an old friend. While Mr..
Arthur does not pretend TO have added
much to the literature Of the stage in his
"Stll Alarm" he has with considerable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

clown. We like ole Olson and we fol-
low him through tine pretty littlo comedy
with real INTEREST Amusement lovers will
be glad 10 know that this wonderfuhy
successful comedy will be presented by
a company Of well known comedians, IN.
Guiding Nle's" brother Olaf. who is d
years old, and only SO inches ia helghth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Now York Recorder George William
Childs leaves not only a shining. hut
fragrant ulemory--oue that will smell
sweet and blossom Y y, he dust becaus,
and pablo. with which 1t will always
be associated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Capt A. -. kelly OF tho NJ. b.
lloyd Rifles stated last night that the
rattle OF The suite of furniture ON c1Mhi-
ton In the show window of Alexander ~
MrNoigh. for the benefit OF The NJ, Il
Lloyd RITES, had boon postponed 20
March D. THIS was done because ui
the tickets had not been sold. Capt
Kelly states TINT the company is iu ncel
uf the proceeds Of this rattle, aud lac
hopes that the public will lend the boyd
a helping hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
SALVATION ARMY

AZ thc salvation Army meeting. al
1907 - Main street. last night the al
tendance was largo. MIR. Morris pre-
sided ably assisted hy tho workers.
There will he services today al III A
m. and 3p, m, Meeting nc T.3O u, M
Street meeting at $ O'clock p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
IN THE CITY.
N Tho photo
NJ /C graph or,
N/C/C>c>N-> go Main
-u-rsrzfvgagz--- street


Rev, W r. Wilson win preach to-
night at this place at 100 O'Clock lie
vii give one OF ss short, pointed, half
hour talks. Good music, good fire and
plenty Of good seats, Subject, is Your
bEnal All RightW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

New York Commercials To few mon
PAS y been given 10 lead such noble.
broadening. kindly life, aud humanity can
well afford 10 sadly lay upon his bier
greehsr, more fragrant wreath than
poets brow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

We have succeeded 20 the electric sup
ply and construction business OF StrlttOn
4 White. Keen all electric supplies.
lamps and machinery DO general repair
work gun uud l0cksmilhinF. Best
equipped shop In the state.
HARRleL d WILSON
Bills Hotel Building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

FoNy-eighth District Court, Hon. S.
7. Greene, presiding
Judge Greene granted a new trial In
the somewhat celebrated cnse Of Me
laury vs. Nesbitt ct A.
Annie 'rwirsman WAS granted a divorce
from lvey TNineman on the grounds Of
cruolly aud abandonment.
The rest. OF the day WAS devoted 10
hearing notions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Broadway and ST. Louis avenue W
o. liuilcy. u, D.. mslor Sunday
school nt $50 O.. M; u q, Freeman,
superintendent Regular services ut N
u m and $50 .. M, conducted by
all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
AN ALLnGoRY.
The Poor Rich Horse and the Rich Poor
Horse Hold an Interesting COnyer-
sation on the Subject Of
the Check Rein.


Tho noor ,.i,.b boDsn driven by a fall
cno,.htnln with Iirb Laf ana white
eIove. inn,eJ very g5y a. bc nr1neeI ND
10 tbc Jnor of M ,sle,ant esf,blisbincnt
an ths ar.n,,n ,,-ritns Nv n NJ Etr-
chilJ In tbc IiiJor ,nd Drivar nh.
brenst ~ tho noiia crna,,,re was covcrad
with fo1p ard Ia bcid lie bpld very
hirh Uis month wes sirctrbeI wide
omen and he tg,sSal his h.nd nm and
down and baci 9nd forth and nawgd lie
air with his fore fpet. 81 higl we're his
eyes-almost looking toward the sky
that he scarcely seemed able 10 see Il
fat old dray horse that stood near, re-
garding him with sort OF sleepy won
der and considering him ~ belonging to
another set" than his entirely. The
Old horse did not suppose IL would do
any good to pass the time Of day with
his nelghbor as the rich horse unGoubt-
eddy regarded himself as far too grand
10 communicate with such IN, hum
pc parsonage. 80 he changed the
Dlt around in his mouth and
Nas JHsI ABOUT TO drop INTO
Ecu.ie H'9c when sounu oil dlSl it,sS '
lI2lH ule ron morse caused ms pam
nr.s.P'r 70 open M!ue ms eyes huu 70
regard lIS former win considerable cnrIlcc
E MHi.Dn' ~ n," XXI, eNl,r',sspu ISL
~ ''''a WIS.,, LOU IoVh WHY guy, Ht'-u-
d., H. i'"' - ANY M!.u jug
ninos y" VI P'"'ei N''"''' "'u sum! zap
- cam bo.- ,.o,, ,bo,,..,, T oar, s.o.co-
Iy SEQ VIM" nnSvnrcd tbe mi,r ri,b
horse ..for' n,, bnrnass nltbnIcb am
doubtelly very handsome. is a perfert tory
ttra Ia ma Nnr ,,t,, so, ~. t.,,,,r.s,,if
how INV hcnd is lied nm nv a new.fanglei
cnutriynnce trcv rnIl an oyprrhecl, Nv
ewes are almost blinded NV tbc glnre of
tie sun. and INV neck aches and nv
head thrObs and L am really ante mis-.
cradle d."
Il do not know much about check
reins'' bluntly said the rich poor horse,
"und / have never hauled fine ladies
around in their carriages. | supposed
by the way ! have seen them petting you
with their soft, white hands that they
wouldn't want you 10 be dressed up so
you would be uncomfortable or suffer
by lt.
- pU; lley don think' sighed the poor
~, ,''.o, Nv! uouullHSs suppose l
nave very mo time with nothing to
20 pui gray tlls pretty dolls wagon, u
J. could ohly nave my choice would
nuH1Se Pii9v.S VIVA you, l would rather
MN 1irt wagon Wluhont any cheGk-
G MI %a 'mn l.I 10 ne dressed up IN TINS
..y,,;SiI "i ~, auier as 1 20,
hc,,,v b,,,iin,, - 'nc ,, u,I1 Musoh pretty
horse. '0'''eu 'l' '''n pooF
olIowa5 ~ u e naSf my nj mex Tree ana be
Nv retortei tbc my Mo-. iuri HI suGGnslh HonE
some spirit.and as he ave nm eS V stra li,
noticed the blood was Starring from ne
corners of Ms month IL II ,l ,ao ,I,, W
rein that makes your mouth bleei?'
asked the rich poor horse.
On yes I'm quite used to that. Very
eat, and then they think Pm In ana a
surgeon with a great long name, very,
t-y-r-a-n-n-y, believe they call him.
comes in with black bottle and tics
medicine down ny throat and whips me AZ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

This will be a week Of pure comedy.
farce comedy and mclo-irema. 80 you
can pay your money and take your
choice The companies are al the best
IN their respective lines Of The drama.
aud theaiergoers cannot hclp but be sat
lshcd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

In May, Witlie Collier will produce a
new play written expressly Tor him ly
Edward y, kidder, II Is now practically
finished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

In these days OF but1esque, broad
farce comedies and the generill hluf aud
~ something novel especially if the
novelty is funny. All the vast majority
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

There are 2l,OJO stitches in .tt..
end Women r. 'he sweaters make tbc sii's \,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

We will give a special price sale ttis
ooming week ON al winter goods. See
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Corner Third and TAYLOR streets-J.
Morgan. Wells, pastor. Preaching at
u a. m. and $50 p. an. Seats free
Strangers invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

We will give special price sale this
coming week on all winter goods, See
onr advertisement EVANS g ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Preaching at Stock Yards hotel at 4
p. N. Public invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

We viii give special price sale this
coming Wees on al winlcc. goods. See
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
AINErINa NIGnr CnANGrn-

Meetings Of Evergreen division, n
q X; i Ne 81 "a changed 10 second and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Seventeenth District Court, Hon. w. d.
Harris presiding
Judge Iiarrls called the motion docket
this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
]. Q. MITCHELL, M. o..

Homeopathist-Surreon
1alauhOaA "A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

special To tho GuNcttc
Galveston, Tx, Jan. 0-'rhc area Of
low prcssuv which was developing over
the northwestern portion Of Texas last
nelt has moved 20 the southeast. and Is
central tonight over the lower Mississippi
Valley, and another Of Ike Intensity has
moved In over tbe northern portion of
the Rochy Mountain slope. The area Of
high pressure. which was central ever
the northern portion Of thu Rocky lnpun-
tins last night bus moved rapidly 10 tue
south aud Is cvniral tonight over ile
southeastern portion Of the Rocky monn-
tain region. The temperature has fallen
decidedly over The northwestern portion
Of Texas and the Indian Nrrory. and
has risen decidedly over the nOnlcrn
portion of The Rocky mountains, White 10
has changed but slightly over The other
portions OF the country, lnc weather. Is
generally clear tonight, except over the
south and southeastern portions of The
country. where Il is cloudy, with scat.
tered showers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
MITCHELL, GOVERNOR,
HAS A SNARE LAID FOR HIM no
FALL INTO.


BY Associated Press.
Jacksonville Fla, Jan. 0-The man
ayers of the Duyal athletic club have
set snare for Governor Mitchell The
snare in question Is the arranging of a
contest between two negroes 10 take
place at The opera house IN a few days.
The principals Of the affair are Pcrsy
Watkins, negro champion middleweight
Of Florida, and Green Harris. negro
champion midllewcight Of Tennessee.
The men are to fight for purse Of
$500. and have signed articles Of agree
mcnt identical with those signed by
Corbctt and Mitchell
The purpose of the club is TO tcst the
sincerity Of GOV Alitchcl,'s opposition
10 the COrbeit-Mitchpll mill, aud, also.
to get u decision from the courts as TO
the law in rotation 10 prize lighting in
this state. If the governor aud tho nu-
ihoriiies Of Duyal county 10 allow the ne
groes TO meet aud slug each 0ther the
eub people viii say the executive uppos-
ton 20 the proposed Corbett- Mitchell
fight Is insnccre. and is dictated by other
reasons than desire TO preserve the
peace and dignity Of the state.
II the authorities Of tie county, act
ing under instructions from the governor,
prevent the fight and arrest the negroes,
the club managers say they Will very
likely be able 10 secure decision from
the courts as 10 whether prize lighting
is yiolatiye Of a state law. In either
event the club hopes to be winner and
down the governor.
The governors latest to Sheriff Perry
~ as follows.
'sTo G. j Perry, Esq. Sheriff Of st.
Johns ceunty, Fla. San Augustine.
Dear Sr-l see by the papers That
James j C0rbeti and Charles Mitchell,
who propose 10 disgrace Florida by one
Of their brutal prize hghis, have so
amended their agreement that said fight
may take place IN either Duval o. 81
Johns county, and you are instructed 10
prevent said contest IN ST. Johns coul.
ty, whether it Il known or called prize
fight, glove contest or known or called by
any other name. You understand the sii-
untion la your county. and H. Ia Your
inion, yOn will not be able 70 prevent the
said contest with the means AZ yOui
command you are 10 call upon the exocil.
tive Of The state for such assistance as
you may deem necessary ! have con,
fidence in your intelligence and yom
ability 10 carry ont instructions 10 M
lettre by preventing the proposed contest
between the said parties hi your county
Very respectfully.
II. L. MITCHELL. Governor.
Wiiliam A. Brady today eaiue up FROM
Mhyp0rt, where the champion y training
Questioned ia regard 10 the outlook foi
the Eight, Brady said; u am sirongl,
Of the opinion that the club people win
be entirely successful In their efforts Il
bring on the contest, and yon may b.
sure that our end Of the AFFAIR will Civ
them all the support IN our power. Dl
course, II we knew as q certainty that
the match would have 10 be abandoned
cnrbeft would still continue training Unit
notified Officially tina, the contest = OF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

strandslnrg. Pa, Jan S-Wiih fhe
ehonlish expectation Of binding diamonds
ana other precious jewels cnlombcd M
a wonnn's coffin iepl- with dynamite
early this morning blew ~ Col y. T..
remet,ry inst outside 81 StrOudsburg.
Mr. Nortou- remains were known 10 he
Inferred In a costly coffin IN the vault.
And The robbers, implicitly believing 4
story that bad been recently circulated,
hurled Win hcr. adopted ilia desperate
plan 10 rob The innih,
1lia ghOnls wefa grleyously dlsapnoint.
ed however. for there were no Glwels
IN III collin. 20 ihe di1lnnitefs made
good ihclr e.s;aps y, 'pce,llly a. possible.
wrecked. was bnih some tina ago. Of
beautiful store. at a cost Of $40 Onn
II I. really b iafFs nlanso1Aniu, being ~
feet high and ~ feet wida,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

sideration Of the Federal election bill was
not begun according TO program. No one
seemed prepared to speak. and after
some colloquy hctweem Senators Chand-
Ter. Gray and Goruau over the method of
procedure, the measure finally went over
unit. next Monday. At that time, how
ever, Il comes MP as unfinished business,
and ScnatOr Gray gave notice that he
would press It's consideration reasonably
AMI continuously until vote shall be
reached.
Even the Hawaiian situation failed 10
e.icit the debate that was promised
Chambers resolution calling for an Opin-
ion as 20 the constitutionnlity AMI regu-
larity of the appointment Of Commission
err Blount by the president was called M
and pressed for passage, but after Shcr-
man had expressed his opinion that its
passage would be disrcspectful to the
!. rrelen relations committee. which Is nj
Rcs D considering the subject, Chandler.
m ny hiss own party not a unit In
port of his PROPOSITION, promptly with
W Il.
Yoke Of Texas called up the house
resolution authorizing the secretary Of
the treasury 10 permit owners Of cattle
and horses transporting them into Mex
leo 10 re-import the same into the
United States Al any time within twelve
months Of this date. II was passed.
Senator Gray NJ Delaware gave notice
that at o'clock he would cali M the
Federal election hin for Immediate con-
silerauon, short coloQuy took place
between him, Chandler aud Gallingcr as
TO the method and time to be devoted to
the consideration Of the measure, hut
no agreement was reached. Gray init
mated that he would insist that the final
action on the measure be reached with
ont unreasonable delay. The senate hill
was passed without opposition; providing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
rAssI9NGER AGENrs MIaNr.

FASSlsNdEH AGENTS MEET.
By Associated Press
New Orloans, Jan 9.'I'he travelling
passenger agents Of the country held their
annual sNosion in Now Orleans today
This Is the twonly-srcond Anniversary
of the association The session n moi
u public one, but the Proceedings were
given ont II the close of The session.
Col. Joseph T.. White Of Geprgin, is
presiding, with Secretary lialabril nj
his desk. This afternoon the assn.
citation concluded It's business aud lis
tened to tho annual Grafton Of lgd. n
Sissni of the Santa Fe They VIII alny
until Friday. aud tirn take "trip 10
Texas before returning 10 their homes.
Many Of the delegates nre accom-
panied by their wives. Detroit was So.
leeted az the next meeting place.
The following officers wore elected:
-. s. Wagsian Of thc GRIND Trunk,
president; Sid I Gates Of the Louis.
Vile and Nashville, Vice president; H.
q. llolnbrd secretary. j. H. Ward OF
the Texas and Pacific annual orator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
HOUSE
DEBATING
TARIFF.
), ).
Wilson Closes a ~ o
Argument,
c.. K. BELL MAKES A lit.
Mrs, Burohill is En- Route
Home.
She Thinks Her Prospects Poor, BUT
ReIoiccs In Having obtained Adj
ditionm Force-rhe Corpus
Christi Collcotorship is
Causing Trouble.
Mrs. Burchill is En- Route
Home.



by Associated Press.
Washington. Ian. g-This was field
,.,, f.. 49,, -, a.. tho t,rirf The rnl-
u"s !" Wv ''ou0 -, 49,, a.
lerles were thtohEeu hl Jay az" Wv 49,
WAS crowded. Each side put lofth us
most brilliant orators for the days Sos
si,, Ne wrson tho chairman of the
80 ,,,,.,,,t,t.., cor,,l,t,l
ways anu WcuHa Vuihinl',''' ''H," ""
his speech begun yesterday. ana Mr.
Burrows opened Tie debate for the Re
publicons with three-hours' reply. Gen.
Black and MIR. Hopkins OF Illinois fol-
lowed. The good points OF all speakers
were literally applaudcd by their re-
spcctivc partisans. Al the evening ses-
sion, Mr.. llnines. a Democrat, from New
York. In the name Of the collar and cuff
Industry. fired the first shot into the
Wilson bill lie displayed gigantic
petition, signed by OlOUO persons, pro-
testing against ihe collar ana Gun sehr-
dule, declaring thlt u II was 70 become
Il inw y WOMB rum nus great lnunstty.
~ Ill. 10 t ne. u9uaii rrsolYeu lu,2i
into q commitee OF me Whole Tor the
cuusueIa'ii9n OF ny Ilru, anu NliS9h
lvSuilvu " Stuvn W SIStvlun!, ~
communist VIZ lhIe"ue ., MS arsu'9ent-'
" i'sH.,,ius rus 1 ly vi Wy 'nar ~ iorVcS
aul iinn l re rre1'sn spnylnlng oil
~ S'ir WEI ne ryielIeu 10 ehe iNeV tnn tl
,ynr, i,,,,,i,. ;,,s,,ir,t a. a., ,,,s,,.s 70
,t i"tpiA lnSpit9 ~ lne p9Wer OF
e,ni H., tutg,p lu nisut'
vi ind,,s,,i, ~ ,1 we luo'.9i-
cGort tn oboIlj, sloyd.s ,, ras' MIN W.
na,i,ior Iad su ~ NaS pgihh l,lale
finn ~ sio,"s v9 I'V a ia,sr uplgs si
he continiied '''''h '''' ''''''' 'l's"'
This broneht IN HE Zoo, ur No.
little Of Nasbington ,,ith tbo n,,osij',,.
'Dn Won comTare tbo iahorin,, ,,,s,,
this conntry To- tbe siSve nic,nnnt ~
the SonthYf VI
Mr. W'ilson-"1 ,,int, s,ct a oros,,.,,
would not be asked nv INV ana. ,hnya
the Intelligence of n slnve"
Much confusion followed Mr. Wilson's
answer. Mr.. Doolittle snii he did moi
catch the answer. and asked that il Inc
repeated, with the evident purpose Of
Mr. Wilson-'I desire to be courteopa
10 everyone in this debate, SO that / will
o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
WINE MAKERS PROTEST.
By Associated Press.

iy Associated tress,
Washington, Ian, 9.-The following
Is a Telegram winch was sent 10 every
member of the California delegation;
Whereas, the wine industry of Cali
fornia. as well as that Of Ohio. Missouri.
New York and North Carolina Is ser
ously threatened hy the adoption Of that
provision of the Wilson tnrin bill which
limits the duty on wines 10 100 per cent
of It's declared ynlnc. and,
"Whercas, il Is proposed TO permit
the usc Of sugar and alcohol spirits To
make sweet wines;
Resolved, that our senators aud rep.
resentatives In congress are respectfully
requested 10 take action in connection
with senators and representatives Of other
states affected in like mnnner MS they
may deem wise TO have the provision
above mentioned eliminated from the bill
and that a copy of this resolution be for
waNled 10 them;
Resolved, that Fred Jacobs Of New
York is authorized to represent this as
socintion In Washington"
Signed by 10000 Interested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
coNr1RMArioNs.


BY Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 9,-The senate in
executive secession this afternoon con
iirined the following nominations;
Gus Bryan of Missouri. TO be assaycr
in charge of the United States assoy
office at ST. Louis.
Albert Wilson. 10 he marshal Of the
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia.
Charles S. Peck, TO be collector Of in
ternal revenue for the First district Of
Missouri
Webster Withers, TO be collector Of IN
ternal revenue for the Sixth district OF
Missouri.