Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

f'iNtlt 'Ftton. Nhthtf ANt prize ~ iAiuf
and public confidence are all going down
together.
Pennsylvania iron workers are hold
ixniOn.
A spring approaches nearer strikes
seem to he Increasing. What win the
Senator Kyle. Populis,, introduced
bih IN c1ngrcss making Labcr day IA
lab2rers' wages IN Minnesota now ave
paupcr labor.
Great numbers of men are being laid
on on railroads M over the country.
especially iu the East
Good horses are selling IN MONTANA for
500 per head Sheep and cattle lind no
buyers at any price
The Womans Industrial Legion Is be-
coming a strong force ior tho reform
movement ia Colorado.
The support Of the Baptist ministers
OF t.hcngo was Promised TO those Who
are hgh'ing The sweaters.
The coal mines Of Egypt, Chatham
county, n. G., which shut down last Az.
gust resumed work last wcck.
The, man who wears '.The Buetstin
4 AtsAH " lANNNN MNALsl fHAN nNNNN
mas 10 mend. Every pair warranted.
A canning factory and an agricultural
implement factory Opened az Mmicc,
Ind last week, employing 300 persons.
Up In Sheboyenu, Mich. ahlc,bollcd
men are glnd 10 get 40 cents a day.
Down with The pauper labor d Hin
The Modes glhn works. at Cicero, lud.,
employing 400 men, were formally start.
cd lnst week with flourish OF trim-
pets aud brass bands"
Two miners at Carthage, NJ, stole
zap robc Ia order 10 20, into jail 90 keep
| from starving or frcczine. Several slm-
Oar sets bavo come 70 light lately.
The Twentieth Century, a reform Jour
n9l OF New York. Z Attempting TO bring
INC various cooperative societies together
and form one grand federation Good
idea
The Populist Encouragement Of KIM
sas has forced the Pullman car monopoly
10 hand over a million dollars of unpaid
taxes which the Republican administra.
tons had allowed 10 accumulate.
Probably no branch Of labor Is bdnr or.
ganized more rluidiy than tho Amer
foam Railway Union. Eugene " nebs
iis national president w. proving hiW-
self 10 be very Hercules in the work.
Mi.sonrians are organizing a cocpcra.
tive colony lots " land and mooney are
being offered Mrs Frances II, Allen.
Station A, North Springfield No. is the
person 10 correspond with On the sub
lecf
The supreme council " the 7. A. &
j. L. at Topeka. abolished Tho Office
/ Of national lertur~r and divided the
country into five lecture districts with
q lecturer for each, To be Appointed by
the president.
The N1sier safe works. tho largest ~
the kind IN thc world. have been able 90
steadily Jun no 90 their fun capacity, day
aud night, throughout ue late financial
depression without being idlc one suglc
day They employ 80 hands.
q. VI. W. SOVEREIGN was erected In
Pittsburr last weak by The largesf au.
diencc that has assembled 10 that city IN
three years He is meeting with com.
plcte ovayions wherever Do goes. and tie
Is. of J., Is certainly reviviug.
The Kansas state Alliance r.scnliv
decided 10 rcinstate h. memb.~s Who
We're Ia arr,ars IN they would nav -
cents each. There are said 10 b. some
5000 who ure 10 arrears The Kansas
Alliance at one time had 10000 mem
beers
IN 1873 just before silver WIS dem0us-
tized, cotton sold al - cents. 10 Noyem.
her 1899. just before The sherman re-
peal bill was signed. the same grade Of
cotton sold in New York for $40
cents. That's why the South = for ID.
yer.
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