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The herald., 1894-12-21
PREPARING FOR INAUGURAL.
Governor Elsot Budd Visits the State
CAnilnl.

Governor Elsot Budd Visits the State
CApttRl.
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 20.-Governor-elec
Budd came over from Stockton this
afternoon and was met at the depot by
prominent Democrats and taken to the
Sutter club for the night. His visit is
for the purpose Of seeing the governor
and state officials and gathering data for
his inaugural message.
He had long interview with Cover
nor Markham tonight and the meeting
was a cordial one, and they had q
pleasant and confidential chat, as they
are friends of long standing. He leaves
for San Francisco on tomorrow alter
moons train.
The herald., 1894-12-21

the last Republican city convention from
the Second ward.
Gottscbalk & Murphy and G. Wiley
Wells aud B. w. Lee represent the de-
fendsnt, and John S. Chapman appears
for the plaintiffs.
Yesterday was devoted to opening the
case and in beginning what promises to
be an exhaustive examination of the de.
fendaut.
The herald., 1894-12-21
GENERAL BOOTHS CAMPAIGN.

The Salvation Army Leader Enroute TO
Los Angeles.
SAN Francisco. Dac. 20.--General
William Booth. the head of the Saliva
tioa Army. finished his campaign in
San Francisco tonight. and will leave
for Los Angeles in the morning. He
will speak there on Sunday and Monday
and will then come north again. He
will hold days service at Sacramento
on December 26th, and from there will
20 to Portland and the northwest.
The herald., 1894-12-21
smuxgisrs Adjudged Guilty.

The Santa Monica smugglers. Allgren,
Smith and Mendez, we're found guilty as
charged, by the jury. in the United
States district court yesterday. and they
were remanded TO tine custody of the
United States marshal.
The herald., 1894-12-21
RICARDO WAS PULLED.

Another Horseman Suspended At the
Bay District Track.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Hal Fieher
was the only favorite to win today and
all bets were called off in his race.
Fitzgerald could have won with Ricardo,
but pulled him. The boy confessed his
guilt and together with Ricardo's owner,
James Long, has been suspended, pend.
ing further investigation.
About six furlongs, 2-year. olds, sell-
ing-Hueneme won. Arno second, Mollie
King third time, :21
Five furlongs. selling-Hal Fisher
won, Ricardo second, Warrago third
Tins, :08M. All bets were declared off.
One mile, handicap-Vassal won,
Thornhill second, Sir Reel third; time,
:54s4.
Five furlongs. selling-Lottie d. won.
Braw Scot second, Chartreuss third +;
time, / :08.
Seven furlones, selling-Rsalization
won, Jack Richelieu second, Motor
third time, :351s.
The herald., 1894-12-21

For comfort. Electric oil heater; no
smoke or odor. Furrey Co.
The herald., 1894-12-21
Eastern and San Francisco R.c ..

The Metropolitan Turf club. 1875 West
Second street. Entrance also on Center
place. Durkee & Fitzgerald. proprietors.
The New Orleans. and San Francisco
races are now being posted, Direct wire
to room. Full description given OF each
event and track odds laid. Eastern
races begin at IL m. Los Angeles time.
Entries put up every evening" A book
made on all sporting events OF import
ance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

indigestion, end stcmAch disorders. tats
bitoWN's IRON BfIsrEsts.
4" 1ealei1 Aecp IT. q fcf houle. Genuine Nns
~ ? - eaa ezi-ss- 80 sinsa " wEhppsl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

cent Of the worlds wheat; now only 60
per cent.
Printers Of Holland are trying to
unionize government printing
The living wage question is now up
for discussion In every quarter of the
globe.
Down with the Lords" is the cry
that Is spreading through merry Old
England
American consul at New Zealand re-
ports that woman suffrage is a great
success In that colony.
TIE London Chronicle says there are
39o'OO0 persons out Of work in Austria,
100000 Of whom are IN Vienna
A new labor movement has been
started In England. based upon the
principles OF cooperation and arbitra-
ton,
Victorian government railways and
private companies are having rate
war with the result that the state (all
the people, is coming out on top.
In 1866 England was the first Euro
pcan country to follow the example of
America Is making statistical inquiry
into the condition OF labor Switzer-
land, France, Belgium. Germany and
Sweden hnye followed suit, and Austria
and Italy now think of taking similar
steps
, In Germany forty-one trades unions
! have their official trade journals which
| have been issued at a total cost OF $780,
COO The total amount of travelling ben
/ edts paid out by thirty-three unions
| amounted 20 $4,000, and from 81 to
| SEE per capita has been paid out for
members out OF work.
The Queensland branch OF the Inter
| national Scamen's union has opened Its
| doors To the wharf lahorers. cooks,
stewards, lightermen coal bumpers
/ and all other maritime occupations on
| water aud shore, the cards Of member
| snip being cxchnngable In any port Of
| the world whore a branch OF the In
! ternntlonnl union exists.
A London cablegram says that the
| war department, employing some 90
| 600 wQrltmen, has adopted eight hours
for days labor With no reduction Of
wages. Logically the same course must
| be taken In the navy department, and
thus the government will be fully COM
mitted to the principle which the labor
party have been fghting FOR years.
Official returns of the trades unions
In England, Ireland Scotland and
Wales give the following results: En-
gland and Wales, membership. l.0iS,2iS,
| annual Income. H56l.3Tg and eNpendi-
lures, S11l3,532; Scotland, membership
| 3b,l7I income, S23S,6it, expenditures,
S2i2.23Si Ireland, membership Si65, In
come, sA5,S50, expenditures. Sl1.249
The Literary Digest, Quoting from Il
Paris magazine. shows that there ia
Il widespread distress among the peas
nntry" OF France, although she has en-
joyed the reputation of being the rich
est country md one with the greatest
amount OF freedom, As an evidence Of
this the writer shows that It IS from
the ranks OF the poasantry that anar-
chlsts draw their recruits.
The single tax idea In New Zealand
aE now In force, Is said to work an IN
Justice 10 the common people while e
cNacts a Just toll from large hold
ers, who gladly part with their broad
tracts OF land to escape paying their
portion OF the taxes. Instead OF ruin
ing the credit Of the colony. ma was pre-
dlcted, 1t Is better In the London mar
ket than that Of any other colony in
Australia The graduated land tax is
also q benefit 10 labor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

Commencing March 1, 1891. the Santa
lfo Route wal sell iirst-class limited
tickets from all points in Texas on its
main nuc. and the Paris branch, to
Los Angeles, San Diego, Sar Francisco
aud intermediate points, via Purcell and
Albuquerque at The very low ratio OF
500; round trip tickets. limited TO sixty
td0l days Will be sold at rate OF
$30 90.
The Santa Fc affords uneanallcd 40.
eommOdations and attractions for Cali.
fornia tourists. operating Pullman Pal.
acc Sleepers and Pullman Tourist
Secpers, with hut one change OF cnrs
FROM Texas to California.
The exceedingly low rates offered by
the Santa Fe VIII suggest California to
the minds of the people Of Texas more
than usual, and OF course, the mid.
winter fair, which will be open uutil
June 30, is NOT TO he overlooked.
Visitors 20 the White CRY" need not
fear of being tired with duplicate al.
fractions at the Golden Gate.
The Worlds Fair Jr., as the San
Francisco fnlr IS sometliues referred TO.
has some buildings that, MS works Of
architectural arr. are said TO be suneri.
or 10 The huilliugs OF the Columbian
Exposition, and Competent critics as.
srrt that for nictnresqucness and per.
friction Of landscape effects. the AHA.
Winter display on The shores Of tho
Pacific eScels an nroviouS efforts
For information regarding tickets. time
tables. AMI sleeping car recommendation.
SiSy y the nsares, sas'a Es agent Or
a'''T 6. p ". ;, IN hhE ;T
WM. DcNUIspN.
Pass Agt., iQi Main St. Fort Worth.
Enelar9 les sv.ise mDss es to.s-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

phone wires.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

CHICAGO Is experiencing an orsaniza-
!, switehmen now claim IN unions and
10000 members.
The Producers union ia being organ.
lied In the West.
A. y. OF L. chartered three engIneers'
unions In Chleago,
baltimore tnllora are to establish a
cooperative nhop,
Public printing In Utah territory is
done by union men.
The Times and the Record OF Chi.
oaHo ARE for free silver,
AZ Charlotte, N. O.. nearly dozen
mills are now running.
Buffalo. Cleveland and Kansas CITY
have new Socialist papers.
Eleht popullat clubs were Organized
In milwaukee, In one week.
Judge Terrell OF Missouri has ON.
braocd the reform movement.
New York labor leaders arc trying
20 form one grand federation.
The International typographical UNI
ION mas Sss.'9iAs In ita treasury.
Georgia reformers are trying to Ga
taolish 100000 daily at Atlanta.
sovereign SAYS the l5mghts gained
'NiNNN ft--tNNNia ~ Iie last Two munths.
Coz John c. Noble, leading pemo-
erat Of Kentucky, Joined the popuiists.
California state conErcaE mot Inst
week and indorsed Popwlst prineipies'
Eina and Atlantic furnaces New
YORK. start up giving work 10 200
ABOUT a dozen now reform papers
wete established in the United states
cooperative daily has been ostab.
nshed az Tacoma, Wash, called the
Morning Union
sicgel Cooper \ Co. OF Chicago have
adopted a system OF profit sharing
among their employees. =
a dispatch from Alabama atater
that the miners OF that state vlii ann.
port holb for governor.
flint glass workers aud independent
nNhntaetnrera are preparing 10 adve
ne glass trust tusslc. "'''
liilin. Ohio, trades council resolved
70 monkey with independent poiltics
AZ the coming spring election.
J h>'N@s city unions have put a mum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

state.
General Master workman Sovereign
ls receiving a grand ovation In the
South
The stcphenvllle Tribune, by Jordan
and Morris, Is a new PopuiiDt paper
just started
Texas has $50 Alliance. Popullst and
reform papcrs-moro than twice n5
mhny as In 1902
Mckinney organized populist club
with 200 mcwbcrs, and Wnelder one
with lA members.
Gonzales lntcly organized q popullst
stub of 39d membcr9, ~ OF whom We're
very recent couvcrta
Carl Valentine, from Chicago. repre-
sentinE N,O00000, ig coming 10 Texas to
establish a large colony
The labor press Of the state strongly
sustulns Governor Hogg iu his manly
defence OF the unemployed.
Congressman Bailey will Introduce n
hill TO break up the apolls system II
VIII Dim Ia prevent recommendations
for Office.
H. S. T., AHhby has been ON the sick
inst for n tow weeks at home. but he is
recovering aud viii soon be found on
the war pnth
STRAY horses were aold at Stephen
vile lately at from - 10 S. each, Ordi-
rurily they would have brought an
average Of f2l each
Populst and reform mass meetings
are beginning 20 he the order Of tho
day throughout the state The pollti-
cal lineH % battle are being rapidly
formed
Capt NJ NJ. wyune. NJ the Gold.
thwaite Advocate has purchased the
Living Issues Ut Brentwood and Will
inove 70 that place and run tile paper
Ia the interest Of reform az It has been
conducted
Tho maehlnists unions of Texas de-
cided To boycott the Armour packing
company dt Kansas city ON account ~
thcir treatment OF the machinlsts and
steam ittOrg employed by them I'm re
duclng their wages, The superlntcnd-
cnt, when asked about II. said; at
such times as these II "a fashionable
Go reduce wages"
The total mortgage indebtedness OF
Texas, dcaording 20 tho footlngR ut
Waphington,ls $4,000 OOO.in round num-
beers, W which S6S.oO00O0 is country
property and $4,000 900 un town roal
| estate The largest indebtedness nc-
[ credited in amy county ls SG33i .bSi for
p9llgs NY except about a million and
n ha!f dollars on CITY property, and the
/ smallest W. on Houston city real estate.
The Iel Paso Herald thinks tramps
nro grttlng 10 he too bold and too plcn-
" and suggests that the prccppt 'tf n
man win not work neither shall he
eat he enforced, This Is good doctrine
viewed IN either moral or an eco.
monte light The labor department has
urged ~ several times. Such a oourso
would draw the line between profess
sipnUl trnmpa und honest men seeiyinr
wcrk Meantime let us All study Tho
causes OF trumplsm ard apply the rem.
| eiy IN the light OF both science and
the gospel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

dull '4s'' -
strength ''''''e
fop1,hfths Of the lahorlng men IN
Fort Worth are union men
"A NeFspapcr WriterF uninn Il talked
OF smong the teporters Of this city.
w q stsliman, ex-fcfeinan Of The
1eleeram, D. foreman on the stock
journal
Several Fort Worth stone mas6ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01
LABOR DEPARTMENT.
]. j, pnowNsoN, EDITOR.

have gone to work on the new hotel at
Ardmore, /. T.
The Bollermakers' bail at the
Deutscher Nerein hall was a grand
success.
The Fort Worth trades assembly has
taken up the home industry movement
In good ernest.
The trades assembly meets the first
and third Monday nights at Knights
Of Labor hail.
The Railway swltehmen's Mutual
Aid association Ia In an unusually pros
porous condition.
The Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen
give their ball at the Deutscher Verein
hall on April 2.
The laboring men Of Fort Worth
should certainly stand together for
their own interests.
The Railway Photographers are very
prosperous. with Fort Worth as their
state headquarters.
The Granite Cutters union have
about 100 members. all OF whom In
dorse the trades assembly.
Fort Worth labor has adopted as It's
motto; Come. let us unite our inter
ests. and then reason to,lether."
The Fort Worth Mnsons' union say
several new contracts have lately been
awarded IN Texas cities, and all to
union men.
The Tarrnnt county Alliance meets
in Fort Worth on April 10 being the
second Friday, at their han. Tenth and
Houston street.
Engineer W. j. Walden ~ the Texas
and Pacific FIRST introduced the burn
ing OF coal on engines out here 1t was
first opposed by many engineers, but
IS now universally favored.
omcera were elected and qualified at
the trades assembly Mt It's last meet
Ing The Iron Moulders union was
accepted. making fourteen unions now
In the organization The bylaws and
constitution We're ordered sent to the
American Federation OF Labor FOR APP
proynl and a charter was applied for.
Much enthusiasm prevailed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

are being reduced.
The Industrial legion has been started
IN all the towns OF any size In Califor-
MIA.
Prof. Sumner In March Forum thinks
natlonaiism is "the absurd effort TO
make the world over
The Internal revenue tax on cigars
mas been stricken from the Wilson Dill
"a victory for the ciRarmakers-
coxey says he "will not tolerate
tramps, thieves, bankers. anarchists
or men Of disreputnhle calllngs."
Fully 1000 laborers arc stockholders
IN the new washington daily. the
FINES. 1t Is strongly backed by the
labor organizations.
Let the state aud municipal authori-
ties put the unemployed ut work on
our roads" is suggestion that Is meet
ing with much favor.
The uniting OF all labor organizations
for better economic conditions 80 as to
maintain the autonomy OK the trades
unionp, is the great question with pro-
ducers.
The Financier, q bankers paper in
New York denies that we have S25 per
capita IN circulation, and says TINT II
is not more thun til and probably not
that.
Labor leaders are demanding and
with good SUGGEST that men on govern
ment works should be under the con-
,rol of the government without the In
.ervantlon OF contractors.
me heens o. me various ItlllWNy ~. ~
2or orsahisae'ons wv iEus,ie n, XXX ~. ~
,ort to restrain the Northern Pnuiic
'ailrond employees from striking.
-Tho Wilson bin | must admit.
tvilsalln ~" -, n ~ ~ t 49,,
me cry s""us p'ilN winch tDu'u H''
ult
are quite enough you see
Rev. Nyron W. Reed " Denver is
preaching some stirring and thorough-
" orthodox sermons on the unouploy-
* ana kindred economic s9plecis, , eh@
the common people hVhr nun blnu'S'
while the pay OF laborers ls being
reduced everywhere. has any one heard
" the salaries ot our oihcihlH IN county,
state or nation being reduced? The
hard tlmea DO not seem 20 anoct all
classes ALIKE,
The ST.. Louis Renuhllc says william
o. Gladstone Is the worst enemy BIZ
notation me IN the world hccause he
:hl most powerful His retirement
from public life VIII hc gain 20 the
,guse OF free coinage
In the March Arena. u. O. Flower.
me editor. presentB au appalling array
of stutlptics Showing how rapidly
plurocrncy % preparing To defend itself
md its wealth against the thousands
n starving and desperate men who are
sui of work.
go. .,t,.i.. H.. ,,,,. A,.,, go, n,..
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uuaea ~ l'o ..,,.'t n,'le,, 'l w.
srns, nnd ray,,g iond r Dm ,rn Nv,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

A lot Of rammany heelers registered
as Republican voters may look impos-
ing 70 hnei'ram Milholland, but they
hc.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01
THE
SANTA FE RQVll
The

stll continues to run IT'S poes
Fast Express, leaving Fort Worn
the same time. Sis p. M, reHes
Chicago second morning. This IaM
composed OF elegant Vestibule Fuist
Sleeping Cars. free Recliuing
Cars and elegant hrst-class Coe1r
Finest eating houses and Dinint
service in the United States % =
route
The above train, returning. l
Chicago at p. m, reaches Fort VIZ
at $50 a. m, second morning. ~
Our Kansas city Express
Fort Worth at 600 a. M. reses'
Kansas City next morning al ~
m, st. Louis at 500 p. m.
Please note the very selsonabse vi
these trains leave Fort Worth w
sure your tickets read via ssh. y
Route Sleeping Car reservation ".
at this office. For further paru-7. n
and detailed Information apply W.
agent OF the Santa Fe Route, q ~
VIM. pOHERql,
Passenger Agent. 4os Main u''
Fort Worth.
w. s. KEElNAr,,.s
c4aeral Passenrar AEsat- GaiFss2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

Now that a coroner's jury has found
Bat Shea responsible Tor the death OF
Robert Ross of Troy. the Investigation
should 30 right on to show who IS re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
6robher,oSthum.
QuS Ser bduptjtaSt.

Surh Seroroung oeS Mini=
iteriums fir GiiaB=Sptbriugeu bon TO-.
glpril lit oas Serbot Der Giniubr uno
Surhiubr bon Shlpeinen, Shoien
uno 3iegen aus Dem 8rpBber,p9tbum
&uremburg nah Ooer Ourh GliaB Sotb=
ringen aui0ebOben wOroen.
SefDroerun9en auf Der gSil=
belm 2uremburg= yabn: Die Serren
Shumaher, Stutlonsoiltar in Settin=
9en=&umiin9en, Ynpier-SOmmel9in=
gen uno Sium-Gttelbriif, Seleara=
pbilteu 81 StatiousGiiilteutsu. 6srner
wurOen am |. or. 9 Silisbremier bon
Yettemburs 81 Sremieru beiOroert.
NuBeroem lit Sr. Saoemeiiter Sidtar
llrbanp BON SsttemburS gum Sanoe=
meilter apanclrt.
Sas Dem 8lacis 9ele0ene
Serrain, lit bon Srn. 8~utsbeliBer Ser=
dem bon SOnneweg fir 400 81. idbr=
LID ais Sbaiweioe sep0btet wproen.
Ser Cercle DIES Luxembourgeois
bat isin &srsinslotal bel Serrn Watb.
Sbia, SeliBer oes alleu Nlswanoerern
beltbetanntcn 0otel be luxembourg i'll
gntwerpen, oas mir allen Surembur-
germ, wslbe Die Nusitellung belu6ell
psroen, aui's Wdrmlte e%mpieblen.
gu Intwerpen itarb 46 Sabre
alt, Der Sapitdn-& Or. y.
gSoln, ein 9ebOrner Suremburger; an
Se9rGbniNe nabm Der Cercle DIES Lux.
embourgeois, 81 oeren 6rilnouugs.
mitglieoern Der TerltDrbeue 9eborte,
tell uno lpenOste einen prabtpoler
SranS.
Or. Otto Pintb aus Nieoer'
teriben bat bic 2. priiiun9 Der Ganoi
oatur in ben Observation-Disclosures al:
Iorbereituns aui Die Pbarmacsutit be.
beltanoen.
&ir5li6 fiel oas 4 Sabre alt
SOhtsrben oes @eiB9srbers SobanI
&oes9en in Die Ilsette. Der Sano
ibubihneioer Wilbelm Settles ipranl
ms Waiier uno rettete bas &ino.
Sis Iusrsibsr. gnolib bal
man au1 Die beioen auoern Iusreibsl
srsrinsu. StodIauisn uno Waisrui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

allI BerlangeI bic Bidder oeS S6aBmeiltero
ullo %,yilloltS SetretGrs 9euou 81 prillel lIo
benz 8ereir eiltell politQnoi9eu Seri6t iiber
Die Giruabmeu NIB A~uS9dbeu uno ben III
tDdltoeu oes S9aSneilterS beliitoli6ell &ol
lenbeitano iiir oas uorbergebeltoe Sabr absls
ltattell.
2. Us liegt ibm oh, bic Si6erbeit iiir bic
aus9eliebeneu @eloer III prlIIell, ebelllo bic
giirgi6ait bes S6ubmeilterS, rlo i'm Ser
ell nit trQiipent ulo S6atmeilter III be
ltIrlluet, al ,pel6e Eerlonen Oielb gellebell
lueroen lou; yeBtereS ieoob ilir ullter Be
oinSungen uuo 81 benz !3insiuB, wel6e Der
Serein uon !3eit gu i3eit beltlmmt. aeil
Mitglieo oes Sernaltuu9sratbes bari ipeoer
S6uloner nod Silr9e iiir ars9eliebeue Gel
Der leiu.
3. Der Serpaltlln9srotb lit Der 9elee.
ltbe Nertreter oes SereilS III allell slIge=
le9elbeiten.
a.. Der Ser%wattunssratb wablt" ieine else:
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Ger Central Gereiu tritt aQiGbrli6 oil,
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Artitel 3.
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liderlung ltebt ieoem NfltgIteee oeS Central
SereiHS irst.
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miilieu oaS Is. yebenSidbr erreIdt NIB pa:
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9lsIh na1 Der gSdbl ltattfinoen.
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bieltell, pIeoer 0b9eltimntt Weroen, bis cine
oerlelbeu eiIe Atebrbeit ergalt.
NrtItel II.
Observation-Disclosures tOurell lulr
por9euommen Deroen, penn SIpeI Srlttel De
anwelenpeu SeIegaten oaiiir ltimmeu.