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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

M e'n g drring the mast f,r,v ~,
VI, oeen four inches. m hours
ns sy y rising rapidly anl Min i;s \, ',i
A'yvwu; reach the danger n, T. y eA-
~. 'slHy morning Rcnor,ip y'na py
th has tpe storm has becn, tcrv 'n sna
hta a,.n the state, nv seYeie
r ros occurred on che lron No Sanouss
Loau south Of this div. ana ~ i'sl n'lsl.l
I've arrived from Texnrkans '''.n '
@ ,vllllngi SeYeral hundred feet ~ M ~,
, To,.un beii track Is WASHED on, t',i,, wy
diSlpne and kslron. and ,r.;n e'"s e.,
delayed foriy-eieht houns =" "uns are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
DENIsoN NEWS NOTES.

0UFITIT II7TINTOH'
Denison. Tex. March ia.--lArge
number Of bridges in the country are
renorted washed away by the rain.
Jos Brothers. who has n bunch oil
cattle ON Beef Creek. Chicksaw Nation;
states peculiar disease has attacked
stock and Is fatal in a number o. m
stances. The first symptom Is blogly
discharges from the nosirils ana me
head swels Cattle die inside oil iof'y-
eight hours. a..
Harry Ford. who constructed the
sotvsr system Of Denison has been
awarded $4,000 contract to build The
Boone. biwa. sewers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
|RToRM NEAR LUFKIN.
IRgaich.

ltl4lrn'
~ Tex. March 10.-Ycsterlay
4 iiotk a destructive cyclone
y 4tilon and laid bare every
HIS path and about dozen
lnn within three miles OF tlis
4 W o,npletely demolished. and
i nalf Z people narrowly escaped
|atrhs Every tree, fence and
i y ttit vas torn up and scattered
4 Il nsls directions. Roads In
N 2rt1 are obstructed and If Is
4 Am0le 10 travel ON horseback.
~ < yesterdays storm ut this
u arly mile wide.
- * morning about $50, a
X srS in the edge of town. and
htss were wrecked and their
suffered over the country for
pr Of a mile or two. Several
Fae seriously injured, but none
r70rd here that a house was
pm and a man killed at I'm
niles below here, but informa-
|RT meagre.
[sple IN the storms path are in
tiat condition-all their household
met scattered ont of reach or
Destroyed, and no shelter from
'e9.nr or rain. which has been
Y Day today. Ii is impossible to
l.h9e near the wrecked houses
ran Huge pines, some of them
y /, u circumference, We're broken
r,eisted about as IL they were
ne actual damage to property
y n this Immediate vicinity will
ssial thousand dollars.
ssNlolts are reported on either
.lgafh The rainfall is the heavi-
Witnessed here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

- rorsicapa' Tex. March ia negro
49, INTO The office Of the National IN
S KIN company laat night and robbed the
S Snh drawer OF several dollars 70 c,sh
o ond a revolver. As he was making ms
VII from the building Night Matcnulnhi
Taylar detected him and hred seN e.ti
shnts at him, but without erect re
negro has not been eaBtureu' ~ ~
officers believe they VIII nc aug -
make his arrest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
ooRpAaE nronaANIzArloN.
The Factions In the Two Companies
Reached Agreement.

ny AA7iTVNAuf'A ffHHa
New York, March i0-'rhe various
opposing interests ia due odd and new
National C0rlage companies have at last
agreed to agree A meeting between the
factions has taken place, and today Wal
atrccf WIS told that harmony existed
between them and al were going 10
take of their coats and work for the best
interests n he new United States Cor
dago company McsSfs Waterbury
Wall. Lopez. Marshall. and Person, n
the old company. II "a announced will
manage the business Of tie trust and sell
the goods. while the finances viii rennin
IL the hands u me re0ngaulzcd com.
mitfee. Some changes in the directory
II The new Cordage company are oot.
tmplated, and Il T. eaid that some Of the
members u the old concern viii he made
officers OF the new The rumors THAT
President Kepplor Il 20 retire arc denied
50 are the stories ihat 4 consolidation
with the johnson Good company ~ IN,
der consideration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
lie HEA Y. RAN AT GRANGER.


,os Sranger, Tex, March i9.-rbe beov.
Ky ~. raln VISITED this section ms morn-
ing mat has fallen Tor tho IA, "V ',To
EsaiF' putting water in creeks which
my naYe not run for nearly twelve months
I'M. 4 llS was accompanied With a heayv wind
earring down Daniel Brs. livery staile
u l.g nnoh damage to his buggies. IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
1.ANn GASES ro BE HEARD.

Perry. o. II, March 1a.-lseeisier
ceiyed instructions from the interior de-
nartment to hear the case OF me
Iynne-SlcCov and Malone additions TO
Perry. known as North and West r .,,
embracing $40 acres OF land lhese
men nrr homesteaders on tue hpole
land and their entries are beng ioh-
w cY ;nynlyei Is said TO be worth Sl-
I'M odo II includes almost all the resi-
dent portion of Perry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
A sooNER CASE.


By Associated Press.
Washington, March 10-An importou.
rasr. growing out Of the 'so0nerNu'
nj the Oklahoma opening, will be given
a hearing by the interior department
within a short time The ease y Thomas
Burch vs.. Anton Gaia, involving. the
rftcr's homestead entry, made April %.
1850. ON d section Of land on which
oklahoma CITY Is now located. Blrch
commenced contest against the entry
IN MAJ. 1852. alleging that caiia entered
fbe fhen prohibited country pTaor 10 noon
on April - Of that year. In violation Of
the law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

He Found the Aldermen to BE Notorious
Boodlera lie Says


London. March i0-Edltnr w. r.
Stead. late Of Chicago. IN nm interview
today says uukind things Of the aldermen
of the Mofld'a fair city IN referring 70
the state Of civic ainirs as he found them
when he went 10 that city he says thnt
a large majority of the aldermen are
notorious "b0Odlcrg." But, ln spite Of
this assertion, Mr. Ftend adda; 'Nouc
wise be dismayed at the existing c0ndi-
ton Of affairs Ia America. II Lord
Salisbury aud hia friends nnd England
becoming too radical they should cmlgrate
to Illinois"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
TEXAS BANK MATTERS.

Washington, March 10.-Comptroller
Eckels today bullehncd the following
First National bank Of TAyi0f, no presi-
dent in place Of John X. HoIie.
The City National bank Of Tyler,
W. i. Cain, cashier, IN place Of g. VI.
Williams. r.. =. Williams assistant
cashier in place Of w L. Gain.
He also approved the Merchants
National bank Of ST. Louis as rocerve
agent for The Coleman National bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
" : Storm AT BLUFFDALE.

.e; Tex. March ia severe
,as place last Friday night came
= ieaching a destructive velocity.
Y did but little damage. \
ieil here Saturday night, with
. ,luons Of more today.
tuspects are quite promising
w aud looking well. Corn Is
4 Nv and the lifeless appearance
4 y y apidly giving way to yege-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
THE TARIFF BILL.

Washington, March 1a-It is under
stood there is to be- n slight increase in
the tariff ON lime Tho bill as amended
by the Democrats since Saturday would
have beeu submitted TO the full commit
tee today, but for the fact that Senator
Caffery requested a hearing on the pro-
posed sugar schedule aud submitted q
proposition somewhat different from the
schedule as agreed upon by the commit
too
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
oLYpE MA1TOxIs oAsE.
For The Second Time II Win BE- Heard
IN Court Of Final kesori.


Topell. Kan. March 1g-Gaorg
ehafrifi. clerk N the United statrs Or.
cult court. Is Ia receipt gf telegram
from WaEbugion. stating flat The United
Safes supr.me court had GRANTED the
writ Of error applied fof la the Clyde
Afaiinx case. aud That The execution 81
Mnitox woHld BE- s;ayed psnfine the
bearifsc. This y tha nscOni time thaf the
1lsfior cav, has been Ia the oDDr, of final
rssors. In fhe motion for new friul
~. hiriiiciion ~ the lover court is ques-
fionsd. Aintior IL nov ~ the peniien-
tar al IaIlslng Il = said that be u IN
poor heath.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
SMUGGLING rIor DlsoovnRnD.
Important Agency for Cinnamon Found
10 Cleveland. Ohio,


ny Associated Press,
Cleveland, Ohio. March 1D.-Thcre
were sensational Developments at No. iO4
Woodland avenue Friday, Chinese
opium joint, when United States Marshal
Haskell, assisted by several customs
officers from Detroit, nude a raid, In
the joint letter WAS found dated Wind
sor On,ario. and directed to Hip Won
Loung, the proprietor Of the joint The
writer said that the twenty Cinnamon
that were to be sent here were rflil nj
Windsor. THE reason w. said the
writer, that there IRE three detectives
watching MS, and we dare not send tho
men to Nei1niliOu. but hope 10 10 so
soon" This plnce WIS evidently An
important agency" sald Alarhnl Haskell
today. "lGn can erc that twenty
Cinnamon were 10 be sent here Probably
they came and are here now II was
given ont that The contractors for ChincHo
labOren received $50 per capita FOR the
imported laborers, nndlthat extraordinary
precaution had 10 be taken 10 get them
here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Special Dispatch
f,siip Ter March i0.-Yefttriuy afier.
noon n sllpui O'Clock Andres Afeya ~
ibia Diaat nhot i.0rls Hofral IN fhf hia@
Win pistol lie dlst ~ the wound TO-DAY
.Iasfice Mqfi1 ~ bqidinE an iniic4l
l,raI.,nf Tar ah1uusf Nas arrested mug
bsnei ~ prpfiiy sheriff John haJlqi erp
! II Heard The man who did the iliiHs
rillms h fo have been accidental
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
laRER INCHES AT WACO:

M. efatcll.
TEX, March 19.-1he heaviest
mere for several years began
.sl . O'clock this morning and
il,lded at intervals all day. At
w this afternoon several streets
syl'l- The sewers being unable 10
~ we Immense quantities of wa
~ lel' AT SHUTDOWN dark lower
~ Promise more. A heavy wind
!, soss the night. but no damage
:, me rainfall for the past TWEEN
J. nurs, as reported by Observer
--s Three and nnn-hnlf inches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
/. OA1sIAGE AT FoRNEY.

S Tex, March 10. Thursday
nj epmmunity was visited by u
1f u"w,' and rain STORM The hay
I NJ, brooks was demolished.
y, ,s,,.palst church. five miles north
y considerably wrecked.
o'hers damaged, but no fatali-
"a hight and Sunday and today
! fsS, .slinpes. The creek and the
'i'er are rising rapidly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
/ Duatcb

IL Tex, March 10.-A heavy
euek Bartlett this morning at
sweeping and damaging every
We Methodist church is pile
aai the parsonage damaged by
q the church. The Baptist
" torn up and is ia a danger
Anoh. a dozen or more dwell
g swept from the earth and
~ and household goods scat
eger the town. Imckily no one
y the town. The damage will
nousands of dollars. Ii is n
lHt no one was hurt. Reports
eelntry are as bad. Mr.. Bis
s9eliig was carried away and
escs and all of his family more
n INJURED. he receiving internal
Z not serious.
20 came from the southwest.
4 gae Of the heaviest known here.
'naFy rain followed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

special Dispatch. ID m J. c. J. King
Waco. TEX March .a lsi Mite q arrans.si
eP s;,, e s t5n Issa .l & f' ihs
ee5rsia. sayips hs a, -a2 ,,s aeS. mouth and
deliver an adits s,se NJ 81 Blnninsh25' ~ ~
previous ,,,si drfiss vi.lea a.,,..s d tie
n1s dadns the eo'''A@
tariff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
A KATY APPOINTMENT

Denison. Tex. March 10. General
ltFcRht Agent Allen of the Missouri
Kansas and Texts railway today Issued
q circular appointing II = Miller iray-
cling freight agent for the company,
with hcadluartcrs at Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
D. !. wAMslrrs REMAINS

sp g,s.uau Tex.. March l9.-The re;
,i iys's ~ d I. Wamsley, for several
Ila'ns merchant In the city, arrived
yeals Nv ,be Texas Midland today
sere 9 Resville. Texas, where. he met
Am by The accidental discharge o. a.. q
uti. ISst Saturday morning inc iun,
p XIII was postponed until tomorrow on
sceonnt Of the heavy, RAIN 1 III Wa ~
member member Of Terrell lodge Nn'sh'S VI
tI.u,r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
4. '' S, HAIL AT VERNON.

\ II tex.' March 10. a terrific
/, sis,. NJ !. ms Place yesterday. dam
lisi r,eise buildings and overtnrn-
Htre,ahlus a great many smaller
4 10 SieeNfs, some as large as hens
dsrsI,e' covering the ground. do
l,ia,ir.'' damage to window panes
\ e. " nuit trees. This was fol-
3 magnificent rain for several
ivkM IN ARKANSAS.
y rkIsi. Ark. March 10. The
~ r. ~. negAn in Arkansas Satur-
a.atsIi' moi yer ubated. The aver
nom Eufala. I. T., 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
rHn pENIsoN ArPoINTMnNr

wahfh~ton. March Ig-in the APP
r,intment Of las II. Martin as posi-
masier al Delison today Postmaster
General Bigseii made he own ciiniec'
Nj Railoy having Withdrawn al rec
,,a,mrndntious from the department
Henry W. Chinn WAS appointed a. fe
ihsco. .t..,.t . ,,.,.,h.
- -,ost,niister ~ Woodbury., HUI
county; vice l. Y Co.e, resigneVl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
HEAvIEsTN YEARS AT DE.
CATUR.


Decatur, Tex, March la-More rain
mas Fallen here during the lsst Two
days than has fallen here in the snme
length of time for several years TSer.
Las been an almost constant downpoar
an day, and it Is still coming down ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
CROPS BADLY DAMAGED.

oVVVIU UIsVIIIl,
Denison, Tex. March 1a.-Reports
come from Pottsboro. nine miles east.
Of a heavy hail and wind storm. Crops
were badly damaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

ate, the eutire day being cons uuct ia the
consideration OF bills on The calendar.
Al a,ol o'clock an executive session was
held and soon mierwad sl.e senate
adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
HEAVY RAIN an woRrHAM.

WORKMAN, Tex. March ia heavy
rain and hail fell here this morning, and
another this evening, furnishing plenty
OF stock water. No damage done BY the
hail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Passengers Lowing Fort Worth go p N.
can eocuru Sleeper accommodations from
Garrett on Application 70 II. q 4. Z. agent
~ Fort Worth
paisongors for points south Of San hn-
Al san kntonio 70 Laredo sleeper " desired.
Blg PARTICULAR 70 acs that your
ticket roads Via Hearne and The lNThit-
NATIONAL RouTE-I n O. y. Il X
D. J. PHion. A. q. =. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

nat,tlen Will he undoubtedly sfanisd and
~ fhe UOfk 81 pronounced "oni u HiHni
bv fhose WHO Know o. w. be Nithpihk
ahead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
FrNH RAIN M OHILMcorHE.


Chllicuthe. Tex, March 19.-0ne OF
the finest rains Of the season fell Lerc
yesterday evening and last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

81 G.ae.,eecE. Tex, March lg. aSsInlia.
Gpissom ms returned l i5o,n H View was IN,
SrE with Or. AlefH ,nlnnrrg,iiafIsipg S. ID.
Sicied last fall for Du''''-
Ilmrhes store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

b Associated Pres
Uasi,5patou. MErch l9.-The7e MS no
luyortant business transacted IN D ssi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

lance C1nnors writes that hc WI. hNk
MN bautAm-.yeis4t .lat DO Efead Fund
b.nslL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
low RATES TO CALIFORNIA
$4,000 ONE WAY and
$3.50 ROUND TRIP.

ogden, Salt Lake city. Utah San Fran
cisco aud l.os Angelica, Cal, VIA
The Fort Worth and Denver and Union
Pacific. 'iihn Worlds Pictorial lines"
1he above limos are the FIRST 70 .giys the
public the benefit OF M extreme low rates
account tbo Mid.Nlntrr Fair. he POSI-
i've your tickets read VIA Tho above svatei.
For further information call On or adj
dfcsa .....-
n. * DAVIS, or =; u. LuSh.
q T., & n A., Ticket ASent
ioi Man Street Union DrpoN
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06
MEXICAN MISCELLANY.
Anniversary of the Battle Of Pue-
bln.-Shsm Battle.

City OF Mexico, April 2.-TIn
transitional Press Association. L
There was a shsn battle at the San
JasLfo grounds near ibis-si'y THE
morning. Over 5000 cavalry, ar
tiHery, engineers, infantry and ca
dots took part. President Diaz
reviewed the formation of troops
before the battle and from the
grand stand, where there were over
10000 spectators invited fred the
first shot. The troops showed The
greatest proficiency, especially the
artillery, engineers and cadets.
Many Americshs were present. q
large crowd of unlimited people
were on the feIt. Afsor TIE bat
tie the tr ops passed in review be
tore the Pres den'. All the cab
net and diplomatic corps and many
distinguished ladies and gentlemen
sere present.
Tonight in the hall of the min
ing school there "a grand banqust
ny members Of both houses of Con
gress, at which tic President and
many distinguished Personsges are
presen'.
Presiden, Disz to 'ay is receiv
ing congratulations on the anaiver
sary OF the battle OF Puebla in
1867.
Finance Minister Lilnantour has
fully recovered aud is attending to
his duties.
The cold weather has disappear
ed Heat excessive. Weather
fine.
Exchange on New York IS nov
a; 90 Uranium. Foreign exch .nge
is in fair demand and trade reviv
ing
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06
SECRETARY LAMONT.
Visiting Fort Sam Houston
VIII Review The Troops.

San Antonio, Texas, April .
Secretary Of War Lamont was re
ceivel By the United States troops
On his ARRIVAL at The 31uthern Pa
ciie depot this afternoon. lie
was escorted to the residence or
General Frank Wheaton, OF whom
the distinguished visitors will be
guests during their stay here. See
rotary Lamont is on regular in
spection tour of United States
troops aad will remain here about.
two daya. A grand drill s;.d in
spection will take place at
Fort Sam Houston tomorrow
morning. The party accompany
ing the war secretary on HE trip
consists of Captain Geo. A. Davis
Of the Fourteenth infantry, of
Secretary Lqmonl's staff; his pr
vaie physician, DR.. Bryan AMI
wife and Qnaltermaster Gen, raj
R N. Bachelor, Of Washing
ton.
They Will 60 from here to Fit.
Clark, Fit Hancock and the differ
ent pcsts at Fl Paso and Denver;
Colo. From there the party viii re
trrn = Washington.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06
PASCHAL GRAZING REsO-
LUTON.

Ii seems that the Mexican gov
eminent has declined to enter into
the reciprocal arrangement with
the United States proposed by
Congressman Paschal in his now
famous resolution. A Washington
special dispatch to the st. Louis
Republic, dated March IS, says:
THE Mexican minister, Senior Re
nero, hiss reported to the Secretary
of State the refusal of his govern
,nent to sgrOe to the proposition
of the United States in regard to
the reciprocal transportation of
cattle in bond from one side to the
other for grazing purposes. This,
it will be remembered, Was tho
purport of a ioiht resolution intro
dnced by Representative Paachsl
and intended to benefit the starry
ing herds OF South Texas. It per
United tie transportation OF cattle
fron! either side To better pastures
on the other without the payment
of the Mckinley duty. The rcso-
luton passed easily and had the
approval of the administration.
Minister Romero gave his hearty
co operation also, bnt learns that
government was compelled to dis
agree on account of tho strenuous
objection aloug tho Mexican side
of tho border" AS this agree-
mcnt was, by the terms Of the re-
solution, to expire at the end o. a
year, no great harm has been done
the Texas cattlcncn by the action
of The Mexican government, while
ii seems that this action will be
hailed with pleasure by the stock
men on this side of the Rio Gran
lie. Some time ago it was stated
BY Col. More, a United States
treasury agent, that under the old
law cattle are returned from Mex
leo without duties having to re
paid on them. II that law should
not be repealed the stocknen of
Texas will not bo actually injured
by Mr.. Paschsl's interference in
this matter, hut that Congressman
cannot console himself with the
knowledg', or even belief, that his
much-talked-of resolution has bene-
tted his constituents. Two Re-
pu5ics.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06
TIE INCOXE TAX.
A Prominent Democratic Senator
Endorses the Measure.

In his opening speech on the
tariff last Mordey, Senator Voor
iiees is quoted as expressing him
self ON the income tax provision as
follow:
"rho proposition contained in
the pending bill Of a tax of . pei.
cent on all net incomes of corpora
tons and OF individuals in excess
of $1,000 per auuum is so just and
equitable towards The hard work
ing taxpayers of meager resources
throughout the entire country that
not word in ito defence or ex-
PLANTATION would he necessary here
or anywhere eIse, hat tho narrow
and corroding srlfshness of riches
has been aroused by this measure
OF justice into fierce resentment
and eontention. We hear on all
hands the dictatoiial voice of indi
vidnal and corporation wealth de-
inanding that it should not be dis
turbed by the slightest tou:h Of tho
taxgatharer, whatever may be ihe
deFnaids of the government or he
oppression Of the toiliug masses.
For no earthly consideration would
paint an unjust or over drought
picture Of the dangerous preIen-
s'ons and intolorable prrogauce OF
wealth now manifest
in this country; bu;, sposkiug il
Tie fear Of my A,ker, l ieyouily
believe that The limit of endurance
has boen reached: that the time Eas
come foE te=t 10 be aade between
;he power Of boarded money and
tie power Of productive labor: that
the paoPls from this time forward !
more than ever before will organ
ize and take rapid and hefoic meas
ures against the continued and bru
iaI dictttion of the p'ntdcracy;
against lie paramount Influence OF
wealth; sgainst tilo rule and surre
macy of the ricf, in shaping the
financial policy Of this government
and their own inter. sts."
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06
SCHEME FOR SILVER Men

Washington, April 2.-seaator
WoIcott today introinc. d a resolu
ton directing tho president 70 en-
ter into negotiations with the re
pablic of Mexico locking @ All ex
tension Of cur trade with China
aud other As;at:c countii,s, which
he viii call up tomorrow. The
negotiations sought to be arranged
with Mexico have for their pu'
pose the obtaining OF the consent
0! THAI republic. 20 the coming OF
Mexican silver dollars in American
nlhts under such sclgnioras", qaan
tity ard regulations as Mexico
may be wiling 90 allow. 1t seems
that this resolution is the Outcome
of a conference among the silver
senators; who believe that as these
Mexican dollars are exported to
Asiaiic countries aud never come
back, that Mexico viii agree to it.
IL this arrangement with Mexico
can be made, the silver men il; this
country viii coin their silver into
Mexican dollars at the American
minis and load them ON the Asialic
coun;rlc..-News.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06

Henderson (who is having his
mus'sche bIaekened): Do you charge
for this kind 0: work BY the job or
by the hour? Barber Contentious
ly): Per dye en-. Boston Trans
cript.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06

Miss Smailheart, DON'T you think
you could learn TO love n,.'' Miss
Smallheart. Mr.. SIimcash, l wish
You had spoken yesterday before
[ bought FiJO.-Int,r Ocean
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-06
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DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily at.....e 4. II
RIO Grande City. M0n-
day, Wed AMI Friday at. g. a. ~
For Point Isabel, daily a5....9 a. NJ
=. hlatamoros, Mexico, Except Sun
dr., ----...--------.-' to jay 4 III
ARRIVALS.
From Alice. Texas, daily at 10 p. III.
Kio Granie, ri Weekly at pm
Point isabel, daily att =. Il
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