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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
Ser arobe Streif

tpelden Der rationale Verbano Der Sob
lengrdber auf ben 81. Mpril angeorbnet,
bat begonnen. Ser Musitanb berlpriht
elmer Der bebeutenbiten in BET @ei6i1te
bes 2anbes gu tperben. Man ertpartet,
baB $50, 900 Mann bic Mrbeit einitel=
len tperben. Sm leBten Sabre betrus
Die Gpblsnprobuftion 79, 899. 108 Son=
men i'm Wertbe BON $69, $50. $50, bel
elmer 2pbnaussablung bon iiber 81 Mil=
lionen Dollars. Sollte Der Nusitann
ldnsere 3eit anbauerr, 10 miro bic Mir.
flung auf Die @ei1dfte bes 2anbes eine
getpaltige lein. Goblenmangel pirn
biele Sabrifen sur Nrbeitseinfellune
.smingen unb ben 8erfe9r Der 8abnen
arg bebinoern.
Sic Dffentlide Meinuns febt aui
Seiten Der Goblengrdber unb aasemein
berri9t bic 9lniibt, baB ber gusftanh
nur BON turaer Dauer iein tpiro unb en=
ben muB, iobalo bic iebisen fnappen
Goblenborrdtbe aufgebrau6t iinb.
Welounsen pom Sonntag saben Die
3abl Der ausgefanhenen 9lrbeiter aui
1872, 900 an, tudbrenb ipdtere Wtittbei=
lungen Die 3iffer auf nur 10000 ieben
unb 5ipar $4,000 in Sbio, $4,000 in
perninlparia, Is, 900 in Slinois, T.
900 in sSnbiana, 5000 in &entudp.
Sn Weit girsinia, Marplano, Mifiouri,
Mi1igan unb Colorado lit porldufig
nur in iuenisen Minen bic 9lrbeit einse=
itellt morben. Sn Weit Girsinia, mo
bereits unldnglt Elm Streit ltattsefun=
ben bat, 5Dgert man, li6 oem neuen an=
sui6lieben unb in 8lueiielOs, erging es
Dem Mgitator Batrif S'grien, Der Die
2eute in ber 6lat Sop Gesion fiir ben
Streif setpinnen tpollte, libel. st nur=
be BON einem entriiiteten Staliener furs=
meg eritp9en. Sier iuie an nan6 an=
bern Orten, 1T es DIE fur6tbare berr=
f9enbe Notb, tuel9e Die 9lrbeiter binbert,
.ii6 bem Streife an3ui6lieBen. 8ereits
seisen ii9 9lnsei9en, bab Die 0linenbe=
iiber einlenten merben. Sm Sofing
Sbale, g., offeriren fie cine 2obnerb6=
hung bon 10 Gents, Die aber als unse=
niigenb abgelehnt tpirb. @enn Der 8er=
banb Der 9rbeiter feit bleibt uib aussll=
barren permas, 10 febt iein Sieg auBer
aller SSrnee.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
goreN'S . Concentration

beginnt in Waibington ieBt, na6bem
{i1 feline Nrmee ber 8unbesitabt im=
tmer mebr ndbert, bas Mufleben Der
Beb6roen 81 erre9en. Man fdngt an
einsuieben, bob man Dor Der 26iung
elmer i6mierisen Nufsabe ftebt. Was
foa nit ben 2euten sefdeben, menn ii9
bic Mrmee aufl6it? 9ie ei13elnen Mtit=
slieber ,perben ni9t bic n6tbigen Wsit=
tel gum 8erlanen Der Stabt baben unb
Gorep bat nidt Die abiidt, lie tpieber
fortsufiibren. gs seipinnt falt ben
Mni9ein, als Of bic 9eute ii6 i'm Di=
itrift niebsrlaHen unb ben 8eb0rben bic
Grage botlesen tueroen: u9ier linb
mir, mas MOTT Sbr iebt nit uns a,l-
fangs.: 2"
Die Si;srifts=g =gommiljare baben cine
lanse 2ifte Ser @eieBe ausarbeiten lai=
len, auf @runo beren gorep unb feline
Qeute berhaftet unb abgeurt6eilt iper=
ben tonnen. Mn @eieben manaelt es
nidt unb es iiebt fait aus, als ob Die
gOmmiKdre sefonnen iinb, nit .Gorep
mnb ieinen 2euten itreng gu perfabren.
Sic iinb Der Mnii6t. baB fonit ein
i6limmer prdceoensfaa gei6affen iper=
ben t6nnte, Menn un3ufriebene per=
ionen ii1 unseltraft suiammenfbaaren
uno bor bas Capitol ridden fOnnen,
um oem gongreb ibre Goroerungen
borsuleaen, 10 piiroe babur1 bic geieb=
geberiibe 9bdtisfeit sef6rt unb ben
Yemobnern Der BunSesbauptifabt piele
llnannebml!hteiten bereitet. Sie po=
li5eimannihaft beg Diitritts adblt 450
damn. yfatiirli9 nlrDe nur elm Sbeil
oerielben sur llebertpa6ung Der gorep=
item beriuanbt !perben f6nnen. Dabr=
iheinliG tuirb man bic Mili3truppen,
beren es 1900 i'm Difrift 9iebt, 3ll
0hlfe aieben miiHen.
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ctto gtaatS8eJeb8ebum8.

SIM Senate tpurbe cine Bill poi=
iirt, ipel9e bic Dor einem Sabre auf
800 feitgeieBte gigaretteniteuer fiir
Setailiifen auf $3.50 erb6bt. Widti=
ger 1T bic Yafliruns elmer anberen
gill, tpelde 8onbsausgaben fir Muni=
cipaibeb6rben MIR bann 9eftattet, .penit
ii6 { ber Stimmseber bafiir erfldren.
9ie Sarb=giu, tpel6e fiir grbfdaf=
ten an Geitenperipanbte cine Steuer
Don prosent bori6reibt, tpuroe eben=
falls ansenDlnnen nlb bat Musii9t,
@eieb 3il tuerben. Gerner tuurbe bic
8erpabtung bes Soding ganalbettes
bon garroa bis 9feIionbille an bic Gos
lumbus & Doding Walep Babn be-
idlofen. Die 8abna@efeaihaft be-
sablt $50, 600 ipfert unb nom Sabre
1900 an idbrlith $6, 600.
Die Doo9e'lhe grblteuerbill, tpelhe
bon grbinasten Aber $20, 900 eine pros
erei(ipe @teuer BON 1 BIS 5 prB3er,t
porInreibt, bat heibe kuIer pa{firt
,inb iit jebt Gefeb. Man elaubt, bdB
biefe Steuer idbrlih ettua $400, 900
abtperfen perbe.
Sm Saufe tpurbe @riffin's 91ul=
bii9erbil, tuel9e es ben 51ulbeb6rben
freitelt. ben ainbern bic S1ulbii6er
gratis aussufolgen, nit So sesen IA
Stimmen paiiirt, nadbem iie iuenise
Sage supor beriporfen ,porben mar.
Wie i6nea oft Der Win0 tuedielt !
Nuf ben Is. Mai itebt 8ertaauns
Der 2esislatur bebor, nadoem @Ouper=
neur Me&inlep ieinen ginfluB in bieier
&idtuns gelteno semadt bat.
Yie bemofratiiden Mitslieber Der
2e9islatur baben iid in einem semein-
fam absefaBten Sdreiben an ben Bun=
besienator 8riee setpanbt nit Der Mnf-
forberuns, Der Sarifseiebsebuns bin=
fort tein ipeiteres Sinbernib in ben Weg
gu leeen uno fit bic gintommenlteuer=
flauiel uno sesen bic 3uderprdmie gu
itimmen.
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SanfSaamn9.

9lllen oenen, bic uns tpdhreno Der
9rantbeit uno BEL oem SesrdbniB unfes
res @atten llnb 8aters nit Gatb unb
Sbat sur Seite seftai1oen, uniern bers=
li6iten 9ant, beiprloeren Sanf aber ben
8ereinen, bic iib bel benz 8eardbniHe
betbeilieten. 0ie erbebenoe Seierli6teit
Der 8. u. st., ioiuie Der id6ne @eians
unb Die berrlihe 8lumenlpenoe besWdn=
rer6prs bat uns beionoers ersriffen.
SSrau Mei1limann unO Girber.
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Giu unO ietme 0enoKett ais
Werrxthcr aetr0tt0 TT art.

Senator 0ill ift in elmer MaKenper=
iammtung Der Oemofraten San Jran=
cisco's tue9en feiner Stellun9nabme sur
Wilion=0ia riidbaltlos berurtDeilt ipor=
ben. Die bel ber @elesenbeit gefabten
8eidliilie, III tpelden Oils neuli6e
Neoe nod @ebiibr berbammt tpirb,
ipurben benz Yunbesienator Wbite
! liibermittelt, bamit lie i'm Senat our
lNerleiung fommen.
Mebnlid 1T Der 3ablrei1e bemofrati-
| I6e Gamofet Club in Omaha, Neb.,
lbeHen Iiibrer gr=@ouperneur Bopb 1T,
borgesansen. Sn elmer 0eriammlung
oes Clubs ipurben cine Meibe bon 9e-
Ifdliiiien einitimmis ansenommen, in
ipelden es u. u. beibt: .Wir billigen
bon sansem 0ersen bas Yerbalten 6es
prdiibenten Glebelanb unb ieiner Mit=
arbeiter i'm jebisen gOngreb in Saden
oer 9arifrefOrm. nnb inbem mir bic
6telluns alier oerienisen, ,pelGe bic
Willon=Bia ni6t ilnterliben tpollen,
ais unbemotratiid be3si1nen, perur-
tbeilen mir insbeionoere Oabio y. Gia
bon Nep yort tpegen ieiner am 4.
IMpril i'm WunoesIenat 9ebaltenen 3ebe.
Dieielbe beipeist, oaB er ieinen pfIih=
ten als Democrat untreu geiDprben unb
bal, er Die partei In Der Gtunbe ibrer
h06fsn gfotb i'm Slide 9elaiIen bat.
Wir branbmarten ihn als Werrdtber,
ber bisber INNER oas Wort Sd bin
Elm Demotrat@ i'm Munbe 9efiibrt. aber
Der partel nun einen beimtiidiIden
Gdlag beriebt uno uniereM eemeinla-
men Geinbe In bieier tritii6en 3eit IN
bic 0dnbe searbeitet bat
Aud bieie 1eidliiile iperben bem
Genat poraelegt ueroen.
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$500 ipanii6e pilser iino in Gon,
angelangt.
Ser beuti6e &ei6stas bat Ib am
Sreitag pertagt.
Sie Gbolera ift aus Der Siirfei
bereits big @ali5ien porgei6ritten.
Sn Mien brobt Elm Strife Der
gaui6reiner aussubre9en.
@rober 8rano am Gamitag in
bem &urprt 6all in Sber6iterrei6.
Ser oeuti6e &ailer bat BEN Offi5ie=
rem bas Wetten auf &ennpferoe perbo=
ten.
Sranfrei6s 8ubset fiir 1894 iiebt
Elm Sefisit pon IS Millionen Sranfen
poraus.
Sn Der italienii9en 9eputirten=
fammer brinst faf jeoer Sag einen
Sumult.
Ser 3aretpiti6, @rpBfiirit gtiflaus,
bat ii6 ofiisiea nit Der Yrin5eiiin Nlir
bon 6eiien perlobt.
Sas beutl6e Gei9 miro nd61tens
cine Nnleibe bon 100 Waiaionen Marf
ausi6reiben miilien.
*"Sn glbforf in ber 2anbbrDltei 2ii=
neburg, in Sannoper, linb 10 sroBe
8auernbDfe ab9ebrannt.
Ser Ser. Staaten 8otidafter am
8erliner Spfe, 8. &unpon, bat einen
speimonatli6en llrlaub angetreten.
Sn graiilien 1T bic sSniurreftion
befinitip gu @noe. grdiibent peiroto
iast cine umfaiienoe Nmneftie gu.
Gs beibt, baB Garnot, Der prdli=
bent Sralltrei6s, ipesen Sranfbeit nidt
als GanoiSat fir cine Mieoertpabl auf=
treten tperoe.
Sn paris 1T man einem 9robarti=
gen getrug auf Die Spur getommen.
6ali6e @e6iel inn 8etrage BON Millio=
men Sranfen iino entbeft pproen.
n Gerbeerenbe grobeben rperben aus
@rie6enlanb gemelbet. 9ie Stabt
3bebes ift fait bollitdnois seritOrt, an=
oere Stdbte baben menis miroer gelitten.
Sn 8 Iianfu in Der Yrobins Sben
81, China, ift Die frarsO1if6e MiIlion
bonn Y6bel nieoersebraunt uno iinb Die
Miiliondre in i1refli9er WeiIe miB=
banbelt morben. Sie fransDlil9e Sc
sierung bat in gefing stbuuns
berlangt unb nit enersii6en MaBre=
geln eebrobt, tpenn ni9t iofort 8ered=
ti9feit 9eiibt uiirOe.
Sn ct. 2puis circuliren unge=
mObnli6 biel fali6e 2=Solarnoten.
s. 9. Gepif, Der erDBte Seiti0a=
teur in Gentudp, bat 8anferott ge=
ma6t.
\ Ser Staotratb bpn Nlliance bat
bic Srbinan5 betreifs S9liebung Der
@irtbi6aften tpioerrufen.
= Infer Gtaats=Obergeri9t bat ben
tpi6tigen Gntl9eib abgegeben, baB Der
v8opcott" unseiebli6 unO itrafbar lei.
\ Sn Paint 8alleD, 9olmes Co.,
bat Der 83=jdbriae 8enjamin 6arriion
cine Wittpe BON 40 Sabren gebeiratbet.
= @nglii9e 9ampferlinien baben
Die Sabrtare fir Die Giiffabrt BON
Netp Oorf i'm 3uii6enoed i'm 80 pro=
sent berab9elebt.
= Ser pft3enannte sc. Mafon, CT
S6abmeiiter Don Wapne @ountp, 1T |
tpegen GerienounJ zines S9mdbbriefes
per pof perbaftet tporoen.
9ta6oem er nur stpei Monate I'M
9lmt gemeien lit am lebten 5reitag
Moreen Omen 8allou, Sheriff bon
Musfingun gountp, in 3anespille ge=
ftorben.
x Sn Scio, Sarriipn &c., lit am
Spnntaa Moreen Elm ganses Squire
babel AUDI Die gpltoffice.
9as Seuer brad iiber Weblfer &
gairo's giienlaben aus.
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Gp esiaIz3Ma.

9lm Mbeno oes' 26. Npril pirb bic
g., 8. & 90. gabn einen Gpesial3us
bon llbri1sbille uad Mai1ilDn fabren
llaiien fir bic @equemlidfeit berjeni=
gen. tueldbe an ben Abenb=GeFlidfeiten
bes 5. 8. 8. s. tbeilnebmen tpollen.
Der 3us perldbt llbrihsbille na6
Gbiub ber Ge1tlidfeiten.
s. W. Mcg combs, Sifet=9laent.
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@. u. Ut. Grcurjiott.

gl1ldBli1 Der 8erfammluna bes g..
81. sc. Gncampnsnt bon Sbio in Gans
ton, Ohio, am Is. Mai 1894, miro
Die Glepelanb, 2praiu & @beeling Gi=
ienbabn 2unoreiie=Billete su einem
Gent PER Meile berfaufen. Die 8il=
lete perben am IA. uno Is. Wtai ber=
fault uno finb giiltig sur &iidfabrt bis
am 20. Mai. paiiagiere tperoen bon
Mailiaon aus bermittelit Der @anton=
Mailillpn eleftriiden 8abn bef6rbert
unb birett an Die Sbiiren Der @aftbdu=
fer in Canton sebradt.
S. 6. Serrp,
Sen. 6radt= uno Sldet=Maent.
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= syn paris mubes beibenmaBig piel
Gelo baben. Die Stabt ninmt Elm yln=
leiben alf, 81 bem lebten @amifag ge-
3ei6net iperben follnte. ylun mar, tpie
beriatet miro, Der 3ubrans Elm er,orner.
GrDbe WeniHenmalien tparteten bonn
Mbeno Bis am Dlogen por bem 9fatb=
bdus. Der 3uorang ipurbe i1lieBlih
10 fart, oab Die poli3ei bic Crcaung
berleleN mnbte.
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WOtts.

Bum 8eIu9e bes gncampments Der
6. u. st., bas am IA. unb Is. Mai IN
Canton 1tattfinbet, tpirb Die 6. & M.
Gilenbabn an allen ihren COUPONS
Gtationen 5idets gum preiie bon einem
Sent in jeber Mdtung fur Die &unb=
reiie berfaufen. Die 9ifets iinb am
la. unb Is. Mai gut fiir Die 6infabrt,
tperben aber na1 benz 19. fir bic Giid=
fabrt nidt mebr anaenommen. 52
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

Sn Baltimore III Der pianofabri-
fant grnit S. 9nabe stitorben.
Sn glebel0nb baben lebte WOne
itreifsnbe Mrbeiter an MbauqsiondIen
neu angeitellte Arbeiter init Gsmalt per-
trieben.
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cute 8a6er.
1tulere Sanstbiere.

1fulere 0amstbiere.
Gin DcvsGQfdbes Ebierarsne.3nd reiAIi6 ianitrirt
apeltbes out isber beutjdem Garm nothpenbi9 IT.
a2A Seittn. 40 gts poftfrti.
1sr GDsIhs nnb 6rn@tbanm.
Wcn 20. WtrniG. Der Gormer fubet tn bsefem
sgudt MneS, mas 6nf MaI6s unb CbnbGnme De3na
nat. 203 Geiten itorf. 50 GtS ppftfrti
~ Mir perlfnben bic pbiaen Bidder an trQeno sttls
NhreIe tn Mmerifn, fpb0ic lpr baS 6elb D0hr erbaIs
fsn (ylndb ptrheu | unb 2 Gents GtGmpS 0nQsnDrns
anen.I Cbvk WDransbs5otlnng iptrben tsine Bhdptr
Dsri0nbt Nlnn aDteffre
Die 4esta@ttr pnbIiibins &c.,
1sn pbilabslybla, rDis.
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Sen. 6ra1t= uno Sidet=Nseat

= sn DiiDn, 6ranfreib, tpurbe Mn=
quit 2arean guilotinirt, Elm SbeuialJ
trel1es ieine Wiutter, feline Gralt uno
Elm anberes Grauensimnler ermOrbet bat.
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biliSies aoSfrueb, Derftopfnns nnb ane GtS.
ruuaen bes WagenS, ber Qeber unS GtnGes
tueiSe tperbem 6abur1 nerbittet, 9fltnbert
unb auf bic 0auer furirt.
sc fimb bic fletnifen, am fei1ttaen ~
nebmenben, billigffen unb beften Ytu&en.
Gdr ibre sufriebenlfslsnSe gDirfung ipiro
sarantirt; belfeu tie nidt, 70 utre bas
@elb Suriidsegeben.
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Gin nnffer Raaen

&tM b0IIer WI q y
foffte Dir BON Me9tstuegen fet
ilerlei l1nbequemli6feit Uerurfa.
9en. Tbut er ee bod, fahlif On
rad benz Gffen beihmert, 10
rlirnm DIR. yterce's Pleasant Pei
lets. Gie itnb cine peritaNle unb
bequeme gDe|tentalden Mrjnet.
Gines biefer ipinjtgen, perjnders
ten, anti.bili6fen &6rn&en tft
eine aemiigenbe Dotis 3ur Resus
lirnng un6 Grletfterung bes gam.
aen @niienls. 0affriffeS Ober
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25

Special Dippatch.
McGregor Tex. April 2l-Misa Car
rie Geer OF Fort Worth, corner OF
Peach and wall streets IS visiting her
sister Mrs. W. J.. Dickinson.
The remains OF Mrs G. Morrison
who died IN Fort Worth the 2iat, came
IN on the southbound train on Tho Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Re railway yes
terday. After services az the Meth
ndigt church they were Inferred at the
city cemetery,
Mrs. a. NJ. LuBow or Fort Worth
came IN on Yesterdays train for a
short stay with her many friends here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25

Special Dispatch.
JEFFERSON, Tex April "a "A heavy
wind storm visited this place at $3.50
this morning.
Mrs. Dave Culberson Is expected
home from Washington today
Rev. Or. Riley, pastor Of the Cum
bcrand Presbyterian church, loft yes
terday 10 attend the ministers con-
vontidn at Waxahuehie.
Politics and the culherson canvass
are the principal topics on the streete
here
The steamer Rosh Bland N expected
in on her regular trip this afternoon.
Farmers are getting behind on ac-
count Of 30 much rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25
MAY IMrnAcn snNNINs.
The Chances Are THAT lie WIN Not
he MhitcwRShcd,

BY Associated Prose-
New York, April ga washington
special 10 the Evening Post says N
Judge Jenkins remains ON the bench It
Will be after the closest eau he has ever
had"
II was one Of the most prominent
membera OF the judiciary committee
who spoke Mr. nnatner expects To
submit tho report 10 the suh-committee
aud have it an ready for the fun COM
mittoe at It's Friday meeting The res
port viii be long, but 1t win not De
tame Chairman Boatncr naturally dee
olinea 60 disclose It's contents or say
puything about his recommendation,
but member OF The committee. mo
upe quoted above, says the report will
show up Judge Jenkins IN n very black
llght The most damnFing piece NJ
testimony against the Judge wns that
ElNen To the Boatuer committee by
Mt Moore the Judges brother In -lnw.
! consisted " two letters, First from
the gcnrn manager OF tho railrund To
one OF tho counsel In ST. Paul second.
the councils letter transmitiine the
I'm Milwaukee.
They were given TO MI. Moore and
according to the testimony were given to
fudge Jenkins VINO rend them nnd me
"~ iasucd the notorious scuond
Injunction. Tho general manapor In
| he iottor 'eve r ''lv nnrotntod meeting
with the employees Of the rnHd set for
| tho next day and SAYS that he post
| poncd the meeting for tweniN-fouf
! hours lie thon goes ON "a Tuy that n
| the leaders had ordered the men In
| utrlkc u would cripple the road fnr the
| men's places could not he nled IN less
! than ilfteon days An Injunction would
| prevent thom ordering the strike. md
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25
THE FIRE RECORD.



Heavy Loss AT Denton.
|eclal Dispatch.
Denton. Tex, April 24.-The people Of
city were completely aroused at
% o'clock tonight by the firing OF
|lols and cries OF fire" Gre" at
rleh time the fire was discovered TO
situated in the block Of fine two
ny brick buildings when compose
south side OF the public square.
over the grocery store now occu-
h by c. H. Blewltt. But with
''ek response Of the ire department
we city the lire is now believed to
'uhy under control but should they
IN their effort to quell 1t in itE
h ny fully 100000 worth of property
Pc destroyed, including grocery
"a w saloons, one hardware store.
M us stores and one large dry
pI,ss s'oie' together with many offices.
brsrias law Offices with their large
Iowre a The origin OF the lire is un-
|mnls ,e AZ this time, II p. M, is under
n 49,, 49, control, possibly with the unr-
rp1 VI o. Two brick buildings. With a
Ioks ouht Of groceries and law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25

BE- They Have to say About the
FIXTURE cotton Crops.

b. They Have TO say About the
Future cotton Crops.
tlal Dispatch
Nv Orleans, La, April "a. - Nc
~ & Co, say;
itures-The great majority OF op-
ors looked for a lower Liverpool
n morning. but instead. there was "A
by market there and the closing,
4 higher than yesterday. Spot de-
~ was not encouraging, however,
fe Of selling supply, to which we
Brent for time todny,and although
4 market showed little gain at the
f1ing, IL improved 3 points later,
4 however, 10 lose the greater part
4 Pie advance IN the selling by
4pers to realize The closing is 3
Der than yesterday, Spots Were
BAR demand, with sales OF ESQ
A Interior movement seems suddenly
pave dropped of. The decrease at
faphls and Houston VIII be par
Marty noticeable and Houston TX
|ing only 800 tomorrow, against 1000
year At the ports the total re-
s We're 1000, against 1900. and
N Orleans expects small move
~ tomorrow OF 1000 against $40
Iear ago, According to the Chroni-
Of the 2lst Inst, planting Is back
fd outside of Texas, but pretty
advanced within the borders Of
u extended state, and much of 1t Is
|alE above the ground, as an early
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25

Colonel Hodges snSs CulbrrSon WIN
Not he IA Candidate.

Special Dispatch,
Paris. Tex. Aprn 2i-The report
having currency that Hon, D. II cut
herson would again be candidate for
congress-. Col j. G Hodges was inter
viewed today He said IN brief "Old
Dave, 10 use an expressive but IN
elegant vulgurism, never talks through
his hat Before I announced my candl-
dacy Tor congress- l satisfied myself
absolutely TINT he not only had no In
tontion OF making the race FOR re-oloc.
tlon but that no had 30 declared him
self not TO be candidate 10 personal
friends, and to have made that decla-
ration uncquiyocnlly ana without con-
dltlon had no inclination tn contest
the Office with Judge Culbcraon; ~ far
from "a. indeed, that until the infor-
nation came 90 me rrdUs sources not
10 be Questioned that he had declared
himself 10 hlH friends wholly out OF the
race I had expressed my purpose not
merely IS support him but to take tho
stump for him VI necessary just Ike
have done from his flrst race. No
sir, Iudge Culbersun is not n candidate
and win not be. for what old Dave says
he means. By The way | am candi-
date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25
ANxIous ro rAss rmn ILL.
Democrats Want Decide the Tarin
Question In short Time,

BY Associated Press
washington. April 2i-The Demo-
cratic senators continued their con-
ference today with a view TO reach
ing an agreement upon the tariff bill.
whereby Il can be so amended as to
make sure OF the solid Democratic vote
IN the senate The friends OF the bin
feel it IL important 10 have the measure
receive the fun party vote and they also
want the hearty support OF the entire
party IN having It passed as speedily
as possible. They wish 10 get II out or
the way Of the fail campaign. In order
TO know what 20 do they have made n
canvass OF the dissatisfied senators and
think they have arrived at the fuota
and are now prepared 20 make the
changes which will accomplish the
purpose they have IN mind Among
the senators consulted were AfessrH.
Hin. Murphy Smith, German, Gibson
and Brice.
icy hnd these nix 10 be opposed IA
the income tax and TO the present
sugar duty, They VIII probably mako
one or two exceptions IN granting thu
demands Of the dlscOntented senators
They ask, FOR instance. that the IN.
come tax be stricken out entirely. This
request viii hardly be- oonccded. but
this part OF the bill VIII be materially
modified Not only win the committed
be found willing 10 reduce tho limit OF
Income 10 be taxed and the rate OF
taxation. but they-w VIII also. more than
likely, be agreeable 70 fixing q time
when the tax shall cease 10 be In,
posed. This they viii be willing to a.
on the theory that a few years test
would prove the popularity or un.
popularity ~ the tax, and they thlnh
that n Il should prove popular Il car
be continued at the pleasure Of thl
voters and OF congress. II Is not prob
able now, however. that the ohampi0hi
OF the bill win consent 20 the striking
out Of this paragraph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-25

the difficulty Of collecting the tax. The
Jaw was going to be pissed, he de-
clared emphatically; Il not hy this con-
gress, then by the next.
Inc fQrcihie way In which the senator
made TINS statement elected applause
rom me galleries. which was checked
py the gaVel of the presiding officer.
Must Pass the Tariff mn.
Mr.. President" continued the sena-
tor. earnestly there Is duty de-
Nolving on this body which cannot be
eVaded. We must pass this bin. make
II as good rs we can first. but pass Ii
we must. We must not only pass It.
but we must stop talking about H. Tho
American people demand IT, They
sent us here for that purpose. They
did not send us here to hear arguments
for new traits They sent us here TO
drive the criminal out OF the country
and to restore the country to It's nat
ural rights. ] do not care whether the
traditions OF this body are observed
or not. ! am in favor OF limiting de-
bate. In the early days OF the country
there was no such thing as filibuster-
Ing. but 1t IL here now IN full force.
] say that II torty-four senator's on this
side OF this chamber and the forty-flfth
IN the presiding officers chair We're OF
the same opinion as ]. would pass this
bill IN forty-eight hours. The people
want this bin passed now: they do not
want 20 walt until they are STRIVING TO
death; they do not want to walt until
the country Is paralyzed. but they want
70 do " now. Then the bust
ness PROSPERITY Of the country
v'r' revive Then the condition Of
things Will be changed; night viii dis
appear, darkness and distress win leave
the land, prosperity will come 10 our
borders, Hight and sunshine win Tighten
up on our faces and the country VIII