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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

aron, gal. per dozen, s.. 90; imperial,
sai. per dozen. So So
Nnis Almonds. new soft she'll. per
pouhui ioi-lc; walnuiS. per rcnnd, extra
iIsIEe. !. he; iilberts. per pound i2 LIE;
'rN-lis' per pound. new crop, - 1-2c;
peeahs, new crop, l.20ge: peanutS
inney white, per sack. parroi hr.lnd, s.;
eho,ce white. brass brand. &c, roasted,
Wl,te, best quality. Toe.
fre,erves--Five pound pals, one dozen
70 the case. per dozen, ST IS, 2O.pound
kalikins, per pound, 10o
Molasses- Barrel lots. new crop,
fancy sugar house, 3Sc, choice new crop.
ber saion, Soc, fancy syrup per gallon.
n33ci choice corn syrup per gallon, 21c;
shNer dip, per gallon, 26c.
drtra coifce-liy the sack. rnoi
2@ci choice. - lie; fancy, ne; pea.
berry, "a i-2c old government Java,
pc. Mocha. 27c.
Dried fruits Turkish prunes, per
pound, l-2o; California lOns.' HOS.
&c; sos, COS. s 1-2c: iOs 50s. o 80.
apricets, per pound 15c; l.. l.. rails,
ins, 3-crown 81 az per box choice evan.
GRATED apples, 5O-pound boxes. ~ lie,
fancy apples, aO-pound boxes. IL 1-2c:
prime 10-pound boxes. ~ 1-2c per
pound; currants, In barrels. &c per pound;
currants, in boxes, &c per pound; Callfor-
nig raisins grapes, DC; dried grapes.
. l-2c; eitrun. Use; orangcpeel. 1Sc; lemon
peei. iSe; dates; lo-pound boxes Toe per
isSSl. S4'''s u''ps'''' CALIFORNIA peaches
Jellies Twenty pals, zoe; 30
pound pals, soc; 1I-pound pals, soc.
dozen. 81 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
TEXAS CLEARANCEs.
3v Associated Press,

New York. March D. The weekly Ia
bic complied by Bradstrect's shows 90
toll clcaranoes at the principal Texas
cities and percentage Of infrpa7e or de-
crease with the corresponding week last
year as foll0Wsi
Houston. Si.G32. go Decrease, 1915
Dallas, 81 i21 .0s,i. Decrease.
Fort WORTH. St.355,5iL Decrease,
2G1.
Waco, Ss21 1876 Decrease, ISL
Galveston, 4.23T JOl. Decrease, SD.s
Total elearancfs, United States, $685.
52S, 1GG. Decrease, 800.
Total clearaucus. exclusive OF New
York, 3Sj, 1914 1915 Decrease. 30.2
Dominion Of Canada. $i5,252,i92. De.
crease, ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Crackers Animals, lie; Boston butter
SC; butter, Tic, creams, 5 lie. cracknels,
Toe; cracker meal. &c; oyster pearl, Bc:
oyster excelsior, Sc; pret1cs. lie, cream
soda, Sc; snowilakcs ~; soda, dc.
Cakes and IumblOs Eleven and one.
Ealt cents; fruit, sultana, lie; ginger
snaps, $ l-2c; grandmas cookies, 1Uc;
lemon snaps. he, waters. 15u; sugar
cookies iOc; stage planks. Sc.
Candies -CIrnmvls nssorted flavor, 3
pound boxes, zoe; gumdrops. 4. H., as
sorted hlyors, 0-pouud box. Hoe: Japan.
cse strips, eoco5nut flavor, j-pound 'noS
G5c; rock, assorted and white. Csc:
French kisses, per box, Gjc chocolate
creams, Al. zoe; lemon drops, frosted,
per box, G5c, burnt almonds, per box
guc; creams, hand made, UOg; peauui
block, bjc; pcrnut har per box, Toe:
l0zeDges, assorted con-, 5.pouud box,
iJc; marsh mallows, 5-pound box, 81 20.
| mixed candies, pals, per pound, q Lee;
| crystal cut 6 3-lc; II. NJ. creams, pals,
| l2c; stick candy, In pals. lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

corn.fcd CNoioradca "a Is; oxen, s. 3od
80; dry cows, 81 .aidl2 Ia.
Cables uuoto American slcers Mt 9 l-e
Wllc dressed Weight; rcfrigcrs4uc hccg,
81.
Calycs--pull At 50 25a5 20 for fair
Ia choice yeats,
SiIrep DcmONtlired. comparatively
nothing doing Sheen, good. 50. 2OiiS 10;
lambs. good. 50 .;Ndf9 81 ~.
Hogs Nonlnelly firm at 50 u00u.OO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
Cotton.
GLENNY.s REPORT.

BY Associated Press.
New Dreams. La, March 2,-Glenny
& Go. say:
Liverpool opened Q points higher de-
olined, and closed partially 1914 higher
on futures aud 1-i0 higher On spots.
Sales. 1900 bales. middiiHg 4 3-16c.
New York opened 6 to points higher.
declined, and az ] D. m was 4 points
lower than yesterday.
New Orleans opened 3 points higher.
declined 10 paints. and. reaeiing, was o
points lower than yesterday ~ noon.
The course " Liverpool at the open
ing today was great disappointment.
and our market became weak Ia con
sequence, with large selling by those who
had been buyers during the past few
dnyg Gables report q deeline-in liver.
pool, due 10 heavy selling ffoa America
aud 20 lower silver and rlmors OF a
small failure IN MANCHESTER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

mn CAR INSPECTORS.

M geafd.' said railroad man
.rDemocrat reporter, about
s'-hef Of each man in the rail-
\ " Performing his duties IN
~ u lle dangers of some Of tho
y '9 invariably It Is the en-
I AZ nfenan, the conductor, the
4 'e,ulpI who are spoken of IS
y - important men in the SER
4 .y as regards the matter
4 i N Nagl. The car inspector is
s.1N.oned' yet his position is one
4 AN Important. aud statistics
y proportion to the number of
4 1Ssl Tie fatality is as large as
4 ~ -s.ment. At the Union sta
4 W. are employed by day and
\ ''peet the passenger equipment.
3soss cans are daily inspected
. / ~ a rains and other trains ar
I NJ parting every twenty-four
Il M n sue Of this department Is
4 ., -'1 The fact that since its
a ~ w. I. 4 lew years ago there has
n iaf,-'aple decrease I'm wrecks hy
4 $500 setting ont of order. The
! y X expected to see that the
n " ar brakes, the heating
\ al ~ is IN order. Journals,
4 ~ " neels, axles. trucks, brakes,
a. y Vflucally examined. Sell
n w paases that some mail No.
OF sleeping ear Is not
'pAifs and another suhsti-
aeihod Of using an iron MALE,
s1re sleeis has been abandoned
iarliia,ss' eoflant roads III favor Of
sige slth a torch. These in
6 "a fireman, who Is well in
SILL us ~ Place X som s siio99 n9 az u
s 4 e. alnoyanees the car insnec.
'i1il, ill,- l9oX, which arises from
" h5r,,, ue usual causes are IN.
Z, h,.r,s's.lon or hard spot IN
~ ~. re'l,ist each other. on
5 Seas Of a car q1 Mbe ,9us s ,pis
miller Dl,...iils' The inspectors
w, Expert inspeetorsn , s,aas
f''',- ia NJ Nv tear Of gearing /
-lulef than in summer .
Isl, frou Italy to North
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Cordago-Sisal rope, half-inch basis,
G lie MANILA rope, half inch, basis, DC;
cotton rope, all sizes, lie; cotton twlno,
1Bc: 5-ply iutc Irvine, 1Sc.
Bags GFlnch. S-ouncc, So; 46inch,
s.onnce. 6c 42-inch iO-ounce. q lie.
Seud-Ryp. per bushol, soc: turnlp
seed. per pound, 25c; alfalfa seed, per
bushel, 81; johnson grass seed, per
bushel. SIPS: uhllet. per bushe, G5ci
barley seed, per bushe, G0c; onion sots
red. So 90 per bushel onion sets, white,
So 30 per bushel; amber cane, 81 10 per
bushel: orange cane, 81 30 per bushel;
seed potatoes, New York early rose po-
tatues 81 II per hushel; New York
Peerless potatoes, 81 10 per bushel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Hides Buyors are paying, Dry nlnt,
heavy. lie; light, 4 lie: dry salt
Be; green, salt, . lie; butchers green,
. 1 2c
WOol-Light medium. 12nl3 lie; low
medium. 1Onl2c. fine. 1OUllc.
Boncs-Hoot and bones, 50 per ton, de-
liyercd
Bees wax, 1Jd1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
HEsTER's PICTURES.

New Orleans. la. March 2.--Seerc.ary
Hesier's wseiiv New Orleans cotton OK
chanae statement issded before closing
today frlurs the cotton into sight down
20 and Including Aiprth 2 Tie move
mont for the week Is 1900 bales behind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

BY Associated Press.
New York. March money on cal
casy at per cent; last loan ], elosed l
per cent
Prime mercantile paper HdO lie,
Silver certificates. - l-Sd0a 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

~ oHNNNfifNN i'N"f
Ksnsae Ciy. No. March p Wheat
GLOW az ycsiiriny'f prices No. ., hard.
90 he. No =. rii Gle.
Corn Higher. No. ., mixed. 81 1-4c.
No, 2. whiia, 81 i2r
Oafy-flfin. No. 2, mixed. 2acf20c.
No. .. white. .sftjOc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRITZ

NegctahIOa- Cubbaco, N0rlnern. mr.
pound, 3 cents; potatoes, Greeley,
per bushel. o5c; onions. per pound,
re; sweet potatoes. per bushel, 90
Wl1c, sweet potatoes, Northern. ppr
bushel, $3.50; pumpkin yams, ST. celery,
5O4f0c per dozen lunches; beets, per
Poe per one down punches, beetle, Der
bushel. 81 30; carrots, per hnshel, 81 80;
radishes, 40c per dozen; lettuce, soc.
Fruits-Appus. fancy, OREGON, t.Dushcl
box. s., lemons. fancy t3G0O per box.
SO; oranges, per box, So; Bluehcld ba.
ranas, per bunch, Sed3; Bartlett pears.
per box, 81 1915.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

By Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo-, March 2-Iflour-
Tmle fair, prices unchanged. Wheat
was, bid up I'Sc BY bulls early, but
l.2c on. No. ., red. cash, aud March,
Doc.
Corn Advanced ESQ with wheat hui
B8 Nc.
Gate Firm. No. =, cash, March, 2sei
May, 30 3-Hc.
Iarnmeal 81 7Uqi 10.
WhslyS 81 IL.
Rigging Unchanged.
Cotton Ties NjcUN1 90.
Provisions Tower dun. little doing
Pork, standard mesa, Sl2 70; lard,
steady for prime stenm dry salt meats.
loose shOuidora. 81 10. longs aud riba,
50 rs; shorts. So -, boxed i5c higher
Bacon, packed shuuldefs. 50 50Ntd ~ ~.
longs, SO T5li8 81 ~; shorts, 50 ~ ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

b Ae.oelafai i'fq4t
New York March -Beeves--A clive
aud stronger. Native steers good. $40
"A %; medium n fair. 81 15ai4 80.
common 10 ofdinEfy. 50 5cllf. 10: sood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
Live Stock.
KANsAs clrY LrrE srocK.

Kansas City. No. March 2-Caiiia--
Strong 10 l5r higher Texaa sfeer4 81. 20
6i525. chipping steers. 4OoffiDO. Texns
AMI native COWS. Sii01a25. FfOclefs
aud feeders S2G0g3GO; bulls. $1,000
40
Hog, Week to 90 lower Balk. sfTO
9.s2 -; Ashb yorkefa aad piss. $40
Gff.Sj
sheep SLOW. abont steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
TELEeRAPH MARKETS.
Financial.

BAR SILVER IN LONDON
by Associated Press
london March Bar silver, - IL
per ounce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

BY Associated Press.
New York, March 2,-Bar silver %
Mexican dollars, IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

o., ~ 10; 10o-ounce tins. per ounce.
y lie; saisola, per pound. . l-i12 lie;
salt petor refined. per pound, Toe; salt
peter, commercial, per pound. g; salts,
Epson, per pound, @dle, salts Rochelle,
Use; soda hicarhonate. English. kegs. per
pound. &c; sulphur. flowers, small lots,
DC; sulphus SHARED lots. . lie;
spirits urpgntinc, market rate. per gal
lon; white lead Collier & Southern, 5.
T., Per pound. 0 34at1e.
COAL.
Retail llst-Bridgcporf. car lots. Sf2S;
to 10 tons. 81 40; ton, s. 90; Meal
ester, Jcnpy land. Rouse. Maitland, Rob
insQn and Walsenherg Goals, ear lots.
- 10: . to 10 ion lote. 50 ~. ton,
S8.55; I. . ton. So 80. Monarch, Victoria,
Santa Clara and fillmore Goals. car lots.
81 ~ 3 10 10 10 Lots. 50 N; ? tons.
50 -; l ton, 50 90; IL ton. 81 Dos Brlar
Greek aud McIamcs coal. ear lots 81 -;
z TO 10 ton lots. So 20: . tons, - 40;
ton. Sc; l2 ton. So 20: Monarch egg,
car lots. s. %; 10 10 ton lots, So 90;
single ton. SIS ~; anthracite, Pcnnylya.
min. car lots, Sill; 70 10 lots, 81. tai
single ton, Sl3; anthracite. Qnilas to
~ ton lots. 81; single tons Sslno u ton,
SD' slack, 40s; car loads, $3.50; Thurher,
car lots, 50 30 per ton; Cameron. per
ton, IS; , tons. ST.I5: 3 to 10 tons. $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
Wool


ST. LOUIS WOOL.
by Associated Press,
~, Louis, Mo- March . WOOD -lnact
i've, steady, at prices unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Fish-Alaska, No. /, salmon, per doz.,
81 10; Columbia river No. 1 salmon, per
doz., 81. 20. l-pound mackcrel, per doz.
81 81; American sardlnes, Lis, per case,
SIS "a French 'ardin's' LIS per case
Oystcrs-one-pound. per doz.. 0Oc; No,
., 10.
Meats-Potted ham, IA pound, per doz.,
Suci potted ham, IL pound, per doz,,
81 80; Vienna sausage, IL pound. per
doz,, 81 20; Vienna sausage, 1 pound
per doz., $50, clipped beef. II pound.
per doz., 81 %: Lunch tongue, l-ponnd,
per doz., 81 80; clipped Beef, pound,
per doz,, 81 40.
Negetables-r hree-pound tomatoes.
81 %: 2-pound tomatoes, 81 90; 2-popnd
corn, choice, Sl.lO; 2.pounG corn, fancy
81 30; 2-pound string beans, OOci 2-pound
marrowfat peas, 81 -.
California fruits-1'wo and one-hali
pounds peaches, 81 00i IL pounds april
cots. si.S5; . IL pounds pears, 81 90;
. II pounds plums, 81 Sol H. pounds
cherries, 81 20; . II pounds black cher
mes, 81 80.
OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME.
Oysters mud FishOyslers, bulk, Ibli
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cans,
SO Is; dressed catfish. 10c per pound;
Gulf fsh lOc per pound. shrimps, per
Game-Prairie chickens, 50 80 per doz, (;
duslis. 81 % per dozeu Mnilard ducks,
Der uair. zoe; Teal ducks. per tait oi.;
cnnvnshael ducks. per mir. JUn'Nic' iiih-
bits, 81. Is per dozeni deer, saddles, per
pound, lie.
DRUGS.
Quotations based on small lots to re-
tail dealers Anupathine, per ounce,
Doe; Acetanld. per ounce lOc, per pound
Csc; ncefcc acid, per pound, luci cntLol'
4 acid, capitalized. per pound, 3Oa32c;
mnriatic arii. @. p, per pound, @@c;
nitrie acid, @. r, per pound &c sui
phuric acid. g. p, per polna.,;- -; iAh'
mic acid. bulk, per pound; 81 "a Aigohol.
n Der cent per gallon 81 ~; less u for
cash; alum, per pound. 4e; antAainmInla,
81. antfebrine, per ounce. 2oc' anupy-
rene per ounce, 81. 40; ammonia, car
/ donate, per pound, lbc, vitriol, per pound
case blue mass Per pound oVe, plus
/ ointment, per pound, VOe' uolnA W
pound, 12d'3e; onmpbor gum ~ p ound'
Z hyd57c; capsicum, powdered. yer POUND
-. coeaine. nur., crystaliged. per ounce
So 90; copppras, per pound, 2d.'si cream
I t.rtar e. p. ner pound 3Dc; Erocer4.
rer Mound. ice; D0vers powder,
per pound. 81 %; ether, suiphpne'
< = per pound. 75ci gnm arapie' hIst
pick. per pound, SOC; shellaei ps e. polnn'
s3e; elue. brown. per pound ia loc' sue
v,bife per mound, a0c; mace, Per poun1'
s6e. fnarciiry. per pound. Zoe morlsgi ne
p 4 W rs ounce box per onnee S--oVi
> = ounce boxes per ounce Sz-1oi ounce
! bottles per ounce s.. 30; nutmegs, ",
pound. Zoe: castor oil, per eAii9. y, ~ n.
~ s5. olive oil nrr gallon. Sllp; In
seed on per gallon. 0od55c; sperm w
y, uer gallon. 81 20; opiuni- ger p2nnn'
X -. opium, 20 l.. per pound, ~ Su;plfq9h
I f.snoer. isir poanl. 15e. potash bFpmilf.
ner hound. 47c, potash cnle5alef 81.
1850 y & w i-oz bottles. ~ 80
! q-.-s nor 81 37 ll2e. Qninlue. Y 4 W.
X - eanA per ounce. "a 1-2e; Z. -.
s.,..;rine I-tf walls PEI o.. 30 A--ei
Z ~ ~. tins. 80 1-2c: 2foz. TINS. per
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-04
70 PIarF POP BgTs.

w tat znu a 1gs d. ana VI hsrs Easl q algga STAY
II ls ls afEaEs iaid - "a s'1it Ei fbs WAY
Sc nzzagt issE hsre zad hR Hlust aut Easa3 t3zsIa
i be nEsiRais 1AEt zzlgEE 1laaf Hais zn zaaa gEEF
We're azt tissrs. 70 sszEsf % iBs sal 1sii EtzB1si
a hlsF has % asusisssE - aFEE ise f1ned-
IBB isaauGi mi rlsBs sad Sewers thst tiRa18
Ars 18t l1lsils 10 uaIk u1at lsssf not - 1,aEE=
I5s hlRss is % Fiiane, aHyEsE l1r thstT lg,iss-
Yet asas izEst lsslE Hssazalere. a,s lsasrt II issi
,sat aat 81 aa-ar luaaasla.sssst f1lta tisB zfnras
hrnaE stsg Fzau1a 4se n4zsHr raa gal1aa ~ ta Inr
NalsHssitaeF gs sslHt isu9s BEsgasi rfsE h'slaTf
sBpl e gl1aE illI1laza I5F istslssB Ei IE1sr5E ii
7Ffsrs 8asgs tisat are n,s5rTg nsa psngs filrf gfe
RinE sat : 'saIEa ssllzllBs with 3iafasrzE Tsias
Ana hsaYiiiag sazs ElsTss a IAnoe 6aEia i'sl,E,
An, rplgi il ibsy slssulaz rBEb,zt Il yaur iuz sr
si,Us 5Tsa, . er lass iilras.ssa 'assh zlsrrs uu3
GHs linH
I'v5zi riTiaa ana ziut atgdut pzlIFlssss and sin
And taEra al his lEGlss'nF1s5 A'lE sBBd wjitiln
Ca, 7aa5Ei II tbey Has1sif AssnzusE FlIl Eal J.
= HE 1hs t4aFs a7Ed hbe suBlliis EnG thr YfssFs
Are sao l,Tsy sria aznus ana viii life ass7,z 5ors
4 D make n1Hnd 1RE basr1hssuns q Eilaoe isr Ihe
8ags2
Tzsrs1s = pilaos fDr Iba igyE 'Tbry rI1 EBl it
And q szlr agwn illllsFs sFe aaa, daEnKIlv Gsfr
Der fss iuD.sh sf Isir EssEz, tas tFsaa e 1a'etF
Isry-El fins L. aBs aazl "a. ans ss tins srBsr-.
Maa dis El5liREss tf s5n Bua tas- ziTf4sT 81 E4uR
And with A'Ea7EagBss and b8ng1l,s ERe HHy q 5hEl
Tor tr ssft1nc Ef gain flat Bur lifetime slzgsg'7s
II Ezs Sal IN l5f1''i5llEE 7iaUs Ser tis l'ovs.
"A silatss s1r sac lslassa--3sssT Ruailssar- gEay
As cares settle 6REu BBE1sd aar s1rt sssrtiv Wy
Ian n Rs assEsel= ~ EI1Ft AglTEE asBls.
4psss3aT ne Riilltils tiarf lAaRsrss slie llssiE
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-04

The whole question raised by abe ap-
EeaTanse Of industrial armies. GgXey7s
and the EesE,--wbetheT tbeEe lse any
proper way for the stale to give work to
the unemployed, lis discussed. pro and
con, IA the May nBtRber Of the fOrHR
DR. Stanton Colt. Of the University Sci
flement in New 1sTk city, who 10 perhaps
the BlOst elagHeHt and earnest advocate
Of state aid, makes a plea for help by
eities--aRd If sy cities also by States.
he argues that il is not socialism for
city to appropriate IngRsy IN a time Of
general distress 10 make great pnlslie ian
pE0yeBsnts aud that by this method
employment, 1t the usRal rate Of wages,
would be given to Large numbers Of idle
mea. This would help only those who
are willing to HpEl, and IL would not be
charity OF socialism.
On the other hand, Mr.. David Ncl5reguE
Means, the political ssan8Inist, maintains
that such d plan ~ nothing less than
sOeialIstle, because the work mREt De
paid for, and il eau be paid for 8Hly by
taGati0n. III therefore, any unngua !
quantity Of such work be giFen ont in 81
tinBs Of depression, 10 that extent the
city Vr state 0pef1aXes itself Just when
it can least aflaEd 10 do 30. This j. the
TeFy essence Of socialism. Mr. Means
contends and history is fuli Of Instances
af bankruptcy and ruin that haze been
brought about IN this identical way.
IL llAFPeRs that this sharp and direct
egnEEoEerBg a0Yers pGeeiselT the point
raised not Gully ia every locality iyg the
HambeT Of men SHf Of employment, but
prominently brought forward iy the
organized dsnianl Of the industrial
armies
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-04
TREASURY PRmAu1a0Ss.


WAsHEsGR0s, ARTil 24.--IlIe treasury
0firials, wlIiie diselaiining any fears gf
tFgulGe on ace0unf af the presence Of
sE0Naa iFleiaEnf n the s0Iniag af Goxegs i
aaHng,H base taken tie preeanti0n ef
addiHg flftF-iige eaFbtues and twenty
nsF0lRRrs 10 fhr treasury Supply al arms
The normal strength 81 tlle Watel 3oree
uf the treasury j. seventy EneR. divided
igat0 Eeslefs. ~ addition W aE0 0F three
dozen leFoiFers there haze alwazs been
fairtF- W car buses Ia sac Faek in the
eiiiea y TIVE eaEteln af the Rateh eHf-
lielent - supply aEie So eaeh Natehman
"a duty e haa lssni tllem@lii beat hew-
aYef u iueSsa6s The supply ~ view 81
tie creVls q hnAHgg i5efsbus 81 GsoxfE's
arfay saat mSa exFieeied "a agrAye dnTiha
4ifB eusaiuE wEtA. he captain 1f tAa
tEassaI euafds. local military eFgaHi-
zNtiUp composed en7iralg gf elrEks ia fhe
tfaasasg deparHeieaf. tosIay 5aEornea
Elsa eaNasan NJ ti5e Wa6al feFea shat %
casa 81 freabls asiy aeEr af file das ii
sight Ae ra4ia Aars every sAau 81 his
eaaiMaaA Nf tle treasury hHiANing ils5tie
af 4qFssiKe Mfuas le etaaHa tsas
liis men were well afsied d tie usa 81
assaB. aEa haRae rgesd % BHeh naa8H
aaeliiEe iafk ihan His 1ns. TIE asked
ta 90 nataa thane a At ans fiaa
9ng apprehension ~ Eaahie.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-04
Whr cAursll-Prspsr,y sl.ould be1arsa

Tie taxation af church property has
heeB advocated ~ the greater naIal,rT 0f
snT pablie llen from benjamin Franklin
down - Pfesidenf Gariield for tile
Aisei8as reason that exemption lfsIn tax
ation Of any church property i really
= form af state support Of the church.
This II alike dangerous 10 the state and
the church. Crest ecclesiastical 0rgaH-
izatiOns have grown M lsy she help
Of such exemption alsirh do mnIi9 things
with their property ana have an adgaB-
aage IL deriving FeEenne from certain
Hees gf II over property used for tie
same paTp0ses ileld 5y other corporations
fl4af are taxed. 1l,e e1ent 10 which
churches il OHF large cities hare become
property g-0aners is hardly knSlFn 10 the
pp5iie neg are tile dabgafs either 10
Eelgian q - the stale appreciated. This
sslsgie smbleet il very 46reiblg set forth
n fhe Mar number of the Eerem. Bat
from the poinf ef FieH af 40 oPYssitian
20 the ehaFrlaes, for Il ii written bY the
Key Madisea q. Peters Of NeB York
and one " the stfaReeef arguments be
aaakea ~ he lleneiit fl4ai aaFiid aeeFna
g flia e9aae 81 religion itself
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-04

Daily States.
The platform adopted ia the Indiana
state kepublitaB COBEeH1i0u at Iu-
diaRaPOlis yesterday is q remarkable
de1uneiatiOH Of the present democratic
administration, charging it with all the
financial and industrial distresses
which affiiet the eaRntFy.
Nothing e0Rld lBs more unjust and an
true than these charges. The simple
fact Is that all these evils came 1O pass
under the Jaws which we're made Ir
the republicans, and largely under the
administration which the republicans
20 highly praised.
The Indictment which ought TO lie
against the demseEais is that. instead
Of TsPealing and changing the psT-
nlelpus Legislation Of the republicans.
which il Responsible for the vast
catastrophe which haB overwhelmed ahe
ronntFg, they have absolutely dome
IiDthiHg. The democrats repealed the
sheuHan silver Law aEid the republican
election control laws. This was well
enough 10 its way; but they left IN force
the Mckinley las, which cTeated great
trusts and financial monopoly corpora
tiOns, aHd protected and suTiehel. favored
manufacturers as the expense Of The
masses Of the people.
The democrats sre Responsible foF not
uIid0iHg the rspHl,liean legislation that
rnined the country. They are Eesponsi-
hle for Sleing nsfhing to relieve the
misery that Tepaflican legislation has
produced, and to this extent the demo-
erats liaEe made themselves aidaIs and
alssttoTg Of the republican political
crimes.
lt d for their iailnre totl0 an ythiag that
tls democrats are 70 lss blamed, and il is
this failure that il filling the people wIio
Is tAle siiaation today, aud Is i very had
situation