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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

New York. August 1.-The Pullman
books close today. The Jersey Central
books open today. Jersey Central .
per cent; Rock Island ! per cent; New
Jersey "a quarterly: American To-
bacco. common. 9. preferred 2, divl-
dends payable today.
Bulls on sugar may have sold some
above 10i. They certainly bought con-
slderably below 10i and listened 10 the
stories OF cutting on the diferential
with good deal Of composure. One
OF them Haid after the close that there
Is q lot OF dlckering going on at wash
ington and Il all leaks into the stock
exchange. There VIII come sure
thing on sugar one Of these days, but
II Is pretty safe TO say that up 20 date
the position taken In the senate bill
has not been changed. Nothing Hug-
gested IN the way OF sugar compromise
thus far points to It's commencing it.
self TO enough Republicans TO take the
place OF dissatisfied Democrats. There
fore, sugar looked all right to him.
Traders 1sree that the course OF prices
today VIII be determined largely by
the weather at the Wcst-that In. the
corn belt-and by a solution or the
tarin problem. AS TO the last situa-
ton. II nppeY RI TO be ms mixed and
uncertain as ever G.. $. earnings
month Of June, net decrease @2sG,319.
lVI BIZ moHthhi net ueeIthAe @iet,VW3-
London, 2 y. Market Tor Amerl-
cans opened active and higher, and
now dun G. o. is on. L. $. j-S up 81,
=, or. l.. N. l-S up, Erie Ia Off, u J..
- up. N. =. preferred - up. Roading
Is up. Atohison is up Central Pa
oinc IA up.
Heidelbach shlps 100000 gold: Hos
kler. Wood s. co. ship $500, 900. There
will probably be a shipment of s250,000
more by another firm.
London bar silver down 1-iG. IS "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

mn Taylor, who assaulted a Young
Girl.


mn Taylor, Who ,-suuitrd a Young
Girl.
Carlisle Ky, July 27.-Bnl Tyler the
negro who committed the crlmiaal ps-
sault upon Miss Campbell at Blue Lick,
last night, was captured at Nays Lick
this morning.
Additional particulars received this
morning Indicated that the affnt. oc-
eurred about as follws: Miss can D.
bell was coming home after harinE
delivered milk TO the Springs hotel.
Iyier was on this side OF the river.
hauling water FOR the hotel bnd as
ne had unhitched the horse. seems
TO have ipremedltated the crime
Nhen she came near n small pIire
m lonely spot. Tyler grabbed her
ana dragged her under the bridge
raining blow after blow upon Ter
race IN AN endeayor 20 prevent her
screaming. He then attempted an as
sault. ~" -
Ihe girl was rendered unconsclous
ana was not found until an hour and
a haif after, when she was discovered
hy her father, who, alarmed by her
long absence. had gone in search of her
She was then m a half conscious state
frying TO make her way home Tyle
m the meantime had returned to the
MOTEL lie went about his usual duties
IN me Kitchen, until he saw moi
lorlnlng In the yard, when he made Ills
escape from the rear ''''
me mob may get the prisoner away
from the jailer and lynch him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Higgins Lipscomb County, Tex. July
Sl.-rhe negro, Pete King captured at
Reno. O. T., and referred to in the
Gazette locals in recent issue, Is
safely ipcarceratod in the county inll
lie is the only prisoner who has been
conhned there since the escape of Jack
harper more than year ago, and is
slsG we only negro in the county. He
Is charged with theft Of a saddle
Mt Porter, capitalist Of Denver bos
arlven 10 his pastures in the counfv
.gVu mead Of steers, brought from New
Norn and cane are being harvested
The farmers viii yield twenty bnsbo1s
yer acre, and would have produced
thirty hnd the favorable season 80
linued two weeks longer. Wheat pro-
y.iu lWenty hnahels per acre There
IN abundance. Ni''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

ent prices. and sales aggregated 1000
bales. with an Improvement OF l-32d.
Here prices were quite steady IN the
the morning in the nelghborhood OF
last nights figures, but the weekly
government weather report was 80
universally favorable that buyers out
side OF those who were taking IN pro-
fits on shorts were conspicuous Tor
their absence, and our closing shows
net loss on the day Of 7 points.
The July movement has fallen below
early expectations. and Will aggregate
about $4,000 bales, against 10000 last
year and 10000 in 1892 and $4,000 In
1891. II was generally expected that
The brilliant prospects for the new
crop would cause holders OF old cotton
to chip It out freely, as they did last
year, but the figures given show, II
anything. that they are not willing 20
part with their holdings at presnnt
prices. as everybody knows the ilrst
bale Of new cotton was marketed four
days earlier than ever bcfo-e. ara 1t
has been confidently expected that the
July and August movement would *
coed that of any previous season. AS
Far as July is concerned actual rceults
ART distinct disappointmants and must
necessarily set people 10 calculating
whether the experience In August may
not be Sitnilhr september COttcn is
now ruling here at the ncighborhocd
OF 1-fc and In New York little
above lie, both the equivalen. of
s 1-2c for middlirg in the interior.
Farmers may argue to themselves that
there IS little TO be lost and perhaps
much 10 gain from guch a prire by
going slow about mark dag There Is
certainly nothing IN the present fig
ures TO induce any great activity to-
ward an early movement, These are
points 70 be considered IN opposition
To- the general 3easish outlook which
for tho moment certainlv appears ia
point toward lower pric a. A new
feature which drceloped tNdnN and
which Is not of an encouraging narure,
was the rumor that twenty-nine New
ENGLAND mills had ag- aed % run On
short time beginning next Monday.
From New York It WIS advised that
the steadlnoss of the morning was
due to reports Of serious crop damages
IN the neighhorhood OF Calvert, Tev.
and we promptly Investigated the
rumor. The reply 20 nur Inquiry, sent
by the most prominent firm, IN Calvert,
reads as follows. Crop cut shor, over
80 per cent by droutI," Other conf
plants are Xix to follow. AMI the
timeliness Of our suggestions about cN-
oraising caution mt the short side may
soon be Demonstrated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
BUSINESS.

New York. Aug, i.--This was another
duh day on the stock exchange, nnd
the general trend Of speculation was in
The direction OF lower figures. The chief
operators In the market were the bears
and the conditions favored them. the
seeming irrcconcilable difference be-
tween tho senate and house on the tar
III bill giving promise OF new session
OF congress aud thereby keeping the
nnanvial ana commercial community
IN state OF uncertainty cannot be re-
Harded as an inducement 10 buy stocks
ior q rise. The condition OF the corn
e"a T. not such, according TO the most
fayprails Bdyices, as TO lead 70 tho
.oHtiqn that the granger roads will be
ltsind .. rely a. 60 their carrying on-
l',~i'y 10 bring Il to market. Gold
t'NHmgni 500 SON being made, and the
tieasury Rold reaerve Is declining Win
q "a. aeineAs which q looked upon with
usiNNpti 70 say the lea~i, by tho imam.
clefs Of the country and tho financial
oilioers OF The government
SnleAgu san entered with soga de.
Gree OF activity into the dealings and
bore the brunt OF bear attack which
was iuducVd by the placing or q block
OF the stock ON the market % thSN pro-
nts The ehorto took this occasion 10
hammer the shares. and succeeded IN
hreakinE tine price 1 rs per cent 90
n7-S. At the low point purchases TO
cover caused a rally OF i-2. leaving a
net loss OF rs The sranRors were
weak on a selling movement, which was
directed for Chicago. aud principally
against burlington q Quincy Thla
stock broke SO per cent TO II b-S. and
closed IL OF the lowest point touched.
Rock Island was also offered down, re,
ceding ii-t 10 60 5-S. and recovering
IL. Northwestern lost IL per cent. clos.
ing at She lowest, ~. Paul was hold
Wen under the attacking. giving away
only is and rngAinlug is The trans
actions were largest IN sugar which IN
the opening dealings declined ~, hut
quickly recovered from the depression
and on good buying advanced IL por
cent 10 10; US closing hero ~ ner
cent from the highest, Eiaa declined
rs, with rally of lis vt the close orr
Eon Improvement declined Ia per cent
In the rest Of tho sharci the movement
was merely fractional, Tie market
which was lrregular throughout tho
day, closed fairly steady At a partial
recovery from the bottom nfurca The
bond market was heavy during the day
and cloi%d wealS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
THE Fnurrs or INTRIGUE AND
nAuGAIN


Mr. George Byrnc, wen known
newspaper man OF Waco. assumes the
roll Of defender or the Dallas News
against the structures which have late
~ been passed upon II because OF It's
sensation building at the expense OF
the state. In card printed IN yestor-
days News he seeks TO make the de-
Tense OF that publication AND ita gener-
al conduct Identical with q defense OF
journalism and Journalists OF Texas.
MIR, Ryrnc Is conscientious and
worthy representative OF his profession.
To is and has been from the beginning
OF Governor lioRKs career IA a atate
officer an opponent and critic without
reserve OF every action OF that official.
Ills strong antagonism to the latter
haa blended him 10 the true issue pre-
scented by the late exploit OF the News.
Apparently he sees nogg on one side
and the News ON the other and OF
course he is, as he always was, against
liogg
II there were nothing more In this
matter than an issue as TO which Is
most likely 70 DO vetaclous. the word OF
an average reporter or the word OF an
average pohticlan--the question 10
which Mr. Byrnc addresses mainly His
eommenis-protessional pride would
consira.n every newspaper man to do
eide with Atr Byrne, and every politl-
clan 10 gipe an opposite Judgment.
Bur this Is quite another issue. and
we apprchcnd that the honor OF iour-
nansn is involved In a dlfierent way
from that p~ scented by Mr. Byrne 10
80 dlteetly to the point. Il has been
eharged--and to save trouble ia BOOKING
up authorities FOR the indictment Nc
VIII assume that responsibility -that
sAs news has acted IN this as 1t has
acted before IN similar cscapadcs, from
sslhsh motive and TO furnish reasons
Tor as eonurned employment. with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Bonham' Tex, Aug 1.-some tlme
ago sheriff CLANCY received a tcle-
gram from Sheriff Cabell of Dallas
county to arrest one Amos Brewer, who
"hs wanted there for murder Brewer
"NS l.nnedla'ely arrested and carried
70 DALLAS. He soon came back. belnr
N, Sts on lnsutlicicncy OF evidenos
nnothor telegram to re-nr1est p,..i,,....
az once Brewer was immediateiv ~
rested and Is now in Jail awaiting tbe
uI,lVal o. the Dallas sheriff
cn,, w@se r. ! slmpklns OF the criminal
e1 MI OF appeals is here today. '''''
lne cemont flooring In The co,,,
house Is being repaired. S0ur'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsY NOTES FROM OUR own corr
RESPONDENTS.


Hillsboro. Tex, Aug. lat meet
Ing Of the city council last night an
ordinance was passed creating the Of
nee Of city meat Inspector. defining
his duties in fun, and prescribing PEN
alties for failure to perform such du-
Ties. This ordinance mas been under
consideration by the council for some
time past, and until last night all Of
the questionable features could not be
eliminated without destroying IN q
measure the intention and spirit or
the ordinance. They also passed an
ordinance prohibiting the stalking OF
stock Oh the streets and alleys, also
prohibiting the grazing OF herding OF
any stock within the city limits when
the lands are not enclosed.
Married today at O'clock, at the
residence OF Mr.. Il. Potts. In this city,
Mr. j. NJ Arnold and Miss Ray Cof-
field, Rcv. Mr. Roaamon officiating
Mr. Arnold Is county attorney OF Cor
yell county and Miss Cohield is res
ldent Of Hillsbor0. quite number
Of gentlemen accompanied Mr.. Arnold
from GatesWlle. The couple left by
the south-bound train for Gatesvillc,
their future home.
Married, this evening at sA5 o'clock
az the Presbyterian church, Mr.. Powell
l.. Dixon and Miss Lucy Kelley. Rev.
Dr. Dudly officiating
A good number Of delegates to the
Sixth congregational convention at Cor
slcana left this morning via the Cot
ton Belt So far as can be learned
not more than half Of them went over,
however Those who are there
are good workers and all warm,
personal friends OF Hon. 10 Abbott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
lI,EIroy 3 -. .l.,.....,.-

New Orleans, La, Aug, l.-MeElrov
= &c, say The followers Of M
Nelh We're evidently buying IN I.,ter,
pool .foday to cover their short eon
tracts put out by them in antlcipat,a,,
OF heavy drop following the publ
cation Of his circular yesterday. Tb.
epening there showed an improysn.n.
q ! 20 s,s'd When this buying de-.
maud Is iiiied, prices reecded ana eloss,
prAe aeAlls VISA below last night. Dur,
ing the earlier part d. the day me-
was also = great disposition shown IN
splnnera TO take cotton a. about NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

New York, Aug. 1.-There was cone
siderable excitement on Change to-
day as the result OF further liquidation
OF long cotton. which resulted in
another new low price record. August
contracts selling on to 500. The weak
ness OF the market WIS due TO break
In pricos NJ Liverpool and TO gener-
ally favorable crop accounts a new
large crop record predicted. with new
cotton showing up at Houston. Gal
weston and other FAR south sections
at rate not prepared for by the bulls.
AZ the close Of the murket the SEN
timunt was very bearlah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
lie Tells of thc Wealth of the News
nnd AGirms Faith la IL.

lie Tells of thc wealth, of tbe Nc,y.
ana hmrms Faith IA Il.
Dal,os No,,..
NNeo, Tex, July 2g-(To the New,O-
As q newspaper man who love. st.,
profoss,on ond 1os,r,.
rr.,-. H.. " 'g' II I'hed
''o''' inc low plane to which too many
members Of the guild would counno Il.
/ want To exnr,s5 g., ,,,,,
thanl.s e,.,. 80. ~, '"' SINCERE
'V"' 'p'ehu'a success IN vim
ule@llnB the character OF your cor
respondent from lba nguarsto,,, .,o..
upon him bv omci,i t.
,.-,t,t.-, 'e'"i hehseis-oh and
i''''N"i P"r'silea IN connection with
governor Hogs celebrated effusIon of
glhlets. That Won bav, .st,ttt.t..,".
correctness or MA rennr, a,'9 Inc, nee tue
ness Of his CRITICISMS pniv Wy lust
blind can doubt n, ttts ~ sJuulee
wish also 10 lndo,,'o tt NDil,teu,l3n
your SATURDAYS issun r.rai,,,,s ial IN
Haults made tibon ttc ',i,',r'.,s Wy "s-
nnlists and lmunniisn, IA, ~, ~, - 10 r
have been unsbIe tn ,,sa oss WIG
furthelIng Then, own 49,, NV N
time for the uoyyspnn", non ,r i,s i9
join Ia detcrmIn1tion ~, ,eNus "
shall asporse tboir c.,,,rt, i'o man
without beinr ro,nn.Ii,.,i a., .i,.' 10y ll,it
plant aud unrshai bis ,,t+., ~ Nglll-
the bar OF public iustlos H. Vul3ie
out hls cUss or reeeIvs ~ -, 'ls US,
slandcrer. Wahnvs hcrnt,, XXX VI tnI
too lenient win MOI, s.'i,. 'vell hu
fiery impctuo5ltv utteri Mn, ".'o9e
their cool iudpnsut donrocs. Va tlt
thon eeoli t6 a,niJ W. 1888 Wa Whl
chnrElu. Observation-Disclosures, Ky
part nf IN, mos IN, Np'n l,,1
paper writer's ~ Tcv,s avn VS.,
Of at Ie1st ov,rn,.. mn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

road In Texas would adopt policies
just to all communities, and that they
are capable OF protecting the interests
entrusied TO them and Of presenting
their rights to the public and to the
legislature without the assistance Of
professional lobbyists Of any sort.
It Is certain that the present expen-
diture for Influence" ls Improbable
and It IS worth inquiry whether It is
not worse than Improbable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

The summing up by Judge Harris
Of the evidence IN the Rosa Mcknight
habeas corpus case kindly and con-
aiderately expresses the Impartial COM
elpsion touching the administration Of
affairs OF the Orphans Home. It Is
a vindicatlon OF that enterprise from
the harsh aspersions that have been
cast upon it, ana Il contains valuable
suggestion for the correction Of such
small ABUSES as may exist. 1t falls
to the lot Of but few judges to an
nounce decisions as full Of the milk
OF human blindness and or practical
philanthropy as that submitted ycster-
day BY Judge Harrla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

copreras Cove. Tex, July at-,vh,,.
700 y Davis or Hinsboro bought of
j. ~. Clements. owner of the 80 ~,
brand four cars of fat steer oat,le
~ head, which were the henv,ss,
shlppea FROM this point "a far D9s
., NJ Davis left with them sos
~, louis last night, while Mr. Wbi,sI
NV stays mere 70 finish IN other shin
,san's. ihe cattle braught the ION ~
pounds. N"S averaged ygG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
P-AIND's
CELERY C0MPVV]
Makos Feoplo w


Speaking OF the rpip7'
been circulated that 49,
Goodman ana Armed Z ~
would bring suit agan'is
rich for his action u re, {,
FOR contempt Of court
lawyer remarked lest nis1, Z
tify in the event q sc. 4. Y
the Gatesyllle complains, Y
been damaged but ast9'
The contempt proceea''. y
lor county judge when .;.,si|
slim chance Of success b.
gave Goodman's pnps.
Voice, . largely ingf9'
and brought Arnold .. I, ~
Talk about dmage' WIS
rich can plead renors * y, I
tain the plea by any -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Florida Citizen.
rattocing dates back so far that n ia
Impossible to discover when it was erst
praeticed, but 1t was one Of the nrac.
tees that We're prohibited 10y the Jews
Tor in Levltieus XIX. Is. is the follow.
ins; "He shall not make any cuttings
IA yqAr nash fer the dead. nor mint
II your hesh or the dead. nor print
any marks upon YOU" From his il
may be inferred that tattooine was
PREVALENT among the Tribes in the aavs
u Moses II Is q custom that nreVsi,s
.tn . mo savage nations OF Ne eartb
anu tattoolng IS pracuced 10 mis- an.
ept where Christianity ard clvili1s
soh nave put stop TO IL. Il was :,
o.e TIME, years ago. and is VET. mi ,ot
" suvh a marked degree, a fad amnnr
sailors to have various designs nlac.3
va me body. II was also a fad an,nos
0g.l9ln class OF silly women 10 NM,
overs name tattcoed on u,a
arm or breast, Thore arc aSi,c-s
s,inest every seaport at this time y H.,
a. MlliinF igf q consideration 10 nisrs
tsytsn on tie nesh 81 any wha ~
leelsh enough 10 have disnerrir,,
~ driven beneath tho surfsca -
e w si.ih with needle points dipped inta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

London. Aug. 1.-closipg conaols for
money, 1oi 1916; cousois FOR the ac-
count, 1ot 1915: Canadian Pacific.
% rs; Erie, "a: Erie seconds. "A; I'M.
nola Central. on; Mexican ordinary.
Is IL; 81 Paul common. 81 ~; New
York Central, %, POnnaylvanin, &c;
Mexican Central now "a, % l.2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

This paper is kept on file aud adver-
Using rates may be asoertalned At tho
office OF The American Newspaper
publiHhcrs' Association. Temple Court
New York, or from Its Eastern busl-
ness office. IS Tribune building, New
York.
Western business Office. 600, "rhe
Roohery," Chicago, III
3, @. Isecltwlth. sole agent for foreign
advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

1 ger cent. Prime mercantile paper.
gas per cent. Sterling exchange
slightly easier. with actual business
IN bankers bills at t4.ss i-2Giss 50 for
demand and 1857 i-21iS7 "a FOR sixty
days; posted rates. Sass 1-2 and s4.S9I
$50 IT, Commercial bills. si.sG La
i.se i-2 Silver cer,incates, 6il65c. Bar
silver. 50 3-ic. Mexican dollars. 20 sac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

ma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

II the Gnsntto printed all the arti-
Giles, speeches, essays, HtortcH, ctc.,
we receive, every line of news would
he crowded out OF tts columns. As
tt L., thousands Of worda Of tcir-
nruph matter ARE thrown into the
waste bnaisrt every might for lHrk
Of HpHc-. For this reason we arc
forced 10 decline all contributions,
rxcept news natter, NJ denncd 30
our correspondents. We trust this
win he accepted by ail pcrsons who
have sent combinations OF tbs class
Indicated To the Gnxettc nv eNpIHan-
Ivory OF the non-appenrnncc of such
prttcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

The travelling agents OF the Gazette
are; w. II. ingalls,, Jan Byrd. w. H.
Byrd
Letters OF authority are given 10 NIL
other parties specially accredited to
represent this paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

before--that the News is now In the en-
joyment Of emoluments and peculiar
privileges and benefits which II OBJ
tanned as the result OF ita success in
persuading foreign capitalists that It's
Influence was necessary TO the protec-
ton Of their interests.
Now, n these things be true It does
not become Mr.. Byrne or any Journnl-
ist who holds his profession IN esteem.
to apologize for them. II ls rather hts
duty to sterniy and cmphatically div.
countennnce the prostitution OF tho
misslou Of journalism to such unworthy
objects
While we regret the necessity for
such an appeal. yet the News having
introduced Mr.. Byrne may take the
benefit Of his full testimony. After a
careful and conscientious Investigation,
he complied in the main the evidence
on which It was convicted four years
ago, before the bar OF Public opinion,
OF receiving a bride Of $4,000 year
from certain railroads for opposing
tho commission amendment. The tudg-
ment OF the public WIS soon followed
by Il Judgment nj the bar fully sus-
tanning II. The issue as 10 the truth
In,, caaao. ~ p ~ ~ q proceed-
r.e,,,,ssas,.' Wv" '"7 in'e'iatiohn'
A dcniai 700. .1.
and when the day FOR contest came
drawn y,,tban, 49, ' ,,' -,,'a' "u' "''i,-
d,nco Mite. ~ ~ uu'''''' " wv
ture a. tn1,.,aa',, 49, IN ','e ma
tho o,u, - ~ =, N''fu'' '''e''i'is
,rh.sa t,a,. -
pyrue as a. -, 80, "'V"m ~ w.
mover, ,an, ~ 10, 'u','',.' VI 'ne ua''y
H. 49, - ieN''' az 'i"'
Tho., 49,. .n.
,,is nnt,,,, - i'u'' p.' '''''i' 70
49,, y,.. "'''S' u'o "ot sei'ei''iS
y,toi ,n,oro., ;" ''''' '"' Pu'''' mas d
Ne"Apap'r men who are familiar
win the inner worldnga Of things In
ieN'S 40 not need to be told that an
Important motor In daily journalism
'or seVornl years has boon the active
cooperation OF certain influences Of
more or less potency with the two
Newses. Every daily newspaper IN
ieAas' "he'ner regarded as friendly"
or 'unfrendly' by these Influences,
mas had TO contend against them,
a notable example OF this dlacrim-
mutton Is furnished In certain rnli-
ROAD schedules and In the ao-called
special 'rRln service OF the News. The
expense OF operating the three trains
"hlen are run for the accommodation
or the Newa' and which are adver-
used M iia Special trains" Is not
borne by the News, but b. the tranlc
OF the public. For one Of those trains
inc sum OF 5000 per month IS charged
the News, which ~, according to the
calculation OF railroad officials, less
lhnn hhlf the cost OF it's operation. II
serves no public end whatever. April
cations FOR the same service to another
paper at the same price has been do
MED. Another one Of those trains Is
scheduled and hulletlned as a regular
train. and its establishments was elmui.
toneoua with tho withdrawal Of I'M
portant train service TO large COM
munitloa.
we do not hellcvo that the active
'''0l''berS VI I'NuH railroads IRE re
Spon"'ple Tor these conditions On the
contrary We are advised that they
arc NOT IN eympnlhy with them They
understand TeNas affairs. but they are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

New York Aus i,--Governmont
bonds aulet state bonds dull; railroad
bonds quiet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01

Paris Aug. i.--Thrce per cent rcntcs
io2f; sIe FOR the .-s.ount.