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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
rnoM LrnLY no snvnl,r.

when man is hanging by his toes
from a corner OF q high building and
expects momentarily to drop, nothing
so suddenly satisfies him as the sudden
discovery that he Is safely at home in
bed.-Lewlston Journal.
Weather bureau officials are sur
prised at the suddenness and extent
OF tho hot wave. II was certainly a
very summary proceeding.-Phiiadel
phia Ledger,
Our general opinion IS that there are
plenty OF worse people IN the world
than ourselves, but mighty few better
ones.-lndi0nopolis News,
Yells and laughs at night from the
direction In which the hammock Is
hung Indicate that the summer girl is
here.--Atch'son Globe
Before some preachers will throw n
stone at Il sin thcy want u know who
Is hid'rg under it-Ram's Horn.
There is often close relationship be-
tweer crooked actions and desperate
siraiis.-Lowell Ccurler
The sleep a man gets before mid
night Is the sleep tEat makes him good
looking --Atohison Globe.
Importantly means holding on un-
Horn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
ENDED AT NOON.



without regard to parliamentary nc
uses' an executive committee can ia
even more. and today commit, uo
consisting sting OF 20. Neltzen Of Lavaea, b,
shur was a pno ., NJ. Pardue OF Up
form. we plat-
one member of the committee said
there would be no material cSoS Saiu
aapther ,r than in the yerbiaFe, but an.
gard to local self goyernm ,s VA re-
sun causing much discussion Wa Wa
woulu probably be changed and tbnt
some .,s, claimed that part Of the res siu.
,- oa V,ietsu today in regard to organ
geo lapor was not adopted. rs i,,5aa
Nugent Intended It should h. SSuge
u WAS written and read. and he, d,
would have to be put into s,a snat II
s sd ,,, committee The committee be y
gates 70 the convention ba,,a ,ns dele.
home tonight. returned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Special Dispatch. -,
Groesbeclk, Tex, June 22.7-ine ". =.
convention with q full attendants r. y
this morning. The opening ~. y
was made by ], W. Blake, vp9 4
nominated temporary chairman I
T. Jackson was made permansn' -
man, C w. A. Bedford -,
A committee of three was ,.s pess.
to count and report lhe 'V''
the last election. .ommenl
Resolutions were adopted W.
Ing president and congress, 4, ~ lasoi
ot The federal election law ~ ~ hsri
the repeal Of the tax on state .as,r TX X
and lndorslng the Wllson, W. 4 4
the Issue tax. the free celnat Al Il
yer and also the enforcement q col
law against absent meinos''
gress, ..,.,sa.
The delegates are uninsiru9s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
BUSINESS is IMPROVING.
ENCOURAGING REponrs SENT orr
ny DRADsTREET's AGENCY.
The STRIKES Deine Practically over,
the Harvest Having Promised
Abundance, Ana All other
Matters Tend TO This idea.


BY Associated Press.
New yorl, lima % pr, detrea.,s re-
view OF the state OF trade tomorrow
wil~say: There are Indications OF n
moderate Improvement I'm various lines
srd .nnuch t,s,arcas T., ra,,do. ,ha
fact or some significance notably
favorable feature is the practical end
inR Of coke and coal atrikes torether
,,,,,h 49,. ,,,,,,,. .,,.a, a., ,..,,,,.
wa" t'e people reia'eu IN those inuus-
tries which Will put TO work at once,
or soon, more than 25O, 900 men. The
number a, no orn,,oyos 1, ,rdrs,r,st
~, 70 -
hrss SUI On strlhe Is estlinateu Ut
about 5000.
There are sales by iobbers in stnple
,,,,a., TO- ,,,,,,,, ,,.,t,.,,,,. ,,,o.,. ,,o,tt,,
save hahu-tV-hlouth BUSINESS heu
been reported for weeks.
At points tributary to Kansas CITY
and ST. Louis grain harvesting is under
fiil headway. the CONDITION az Inc
wheat Is excellent and the demand FOR
money to move the CROP marked and
SUNNY abundant
Western steei works recentiv atnrted
report n dlsposition NV cRnItniista and
others 10 n,,sb new erternriseS
NAfhfFFfs "a ina trtsr unA nj
,or staria ,,,ads ~. ,a,,danc,s o. a,ti.
wv, a.. .,.,ed 49,, ~ ~,
rn',io,'d att,. g,i,,,,..,,..., t,,i,.' r,t'
.,usiauu t,is i'i -
3,,l ", s''osa LII i,oiI ,,k
ue 20 nonFg oonhlsnlnchts 9outn
phseu on GU irelBht rates. suoe nv
, .o,'s Ut nnuuelli,lh' On tHe o'her
manu- hre iarBely ldle'
me settlement or tho coal Strike
produces more hopeful Keeling at
PittsburE. baltimore merchants re-
port the South Withholding orders
more than previously IN sight West
ern cities agree that n better feeling
prevails in business circles and the out
look for improved fall trade has In
creased This rs true at Cincinnati
and at Detroit, where good weather has
stimulated gnles In dry goods and other
lines, and al IoulsyliIe. which reports
a corresponding Improvement and sales
by iobbers for future delivery. st.
o,is od,,tsss ,1ot se,sonoIia goods
40 q, ,,o,tnr a,,na,d MA tbot tbe end
~ 10 ,,t,tt5.. No., y,s,,itsd a. q, bctter,
-, - f,t,,. t,tt.ars g., dr,,
- -. $500 ,,,,,
huNa' = ~, ..'i',,,i S,,,,,,,
80 n,ee otN'i ii''p' W. ''iN
ia, Ncs,lIlh' -t..a ,,,,.,
Slirll1r auNlyes are tecelNyu I'm ~
MilWauhee anu 9t tauI' MnvI lu'I
rams hnNs lhPIoHed lns gu i'loh' .' ~
sales ~ la'eI ueilNtts ma ~ t,,1,, ,t
IN nuuluer, NJ Nu,u.no 1i " 10
larger NJ 'ulu'h ana tnS vsih .,.I h4s
improved ~ CltNelanu nvsl ,, ~
only TAR III ieeulhk 49, ut,l,1uh" ,f,,.
ceipts OF cual hre lhc,enSlnE'
V9lume ol business ~ NY 5Vou9 ~.
klnaiea lnea Chlrubo 4 ',''''vl
than In tle preceding wcek anu Jupp'Ia
are preparing 70 '.lNe apSh, ,.. e,.,,,,
DlHulputlon ol lerti.'il ,l u w
Omaha ~ only laltly A,e9uy NM no
material gam - eAPecteu uiltll NJ a..
gust the NenrahNa Soru NStease -
sAld TO p' w PEI cent nv ger nun W. h,
before Nhile INC Ntlsssv % ma a.
Only ouc-hsit anu tlht OF "nrtt o",g W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
VAIN Ar cnEHNvuLE.
MIR. kiirorc utterly pcnounces the
Papers OF That city.

Special Dispatch.
Greenvllic, Tex. June &C. r. Kill
gore. candidate for congress In this
district spoke for four hours to large
audience here yesterday. refusing to
divide the time with Ills opponent
was bitter denunciation OF the atti-
tude and sayings OF some OF the Green
Nille papers towards him. His speech
was Interrupted by some OF the edl-
tors who asked pertinent questions.
There Is much excitement here. A
eeollision was averted by the GOODNESS OF
the quesuonor.s
nouncel hnre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
THE DEATH Of IISei'I'
CASTERS Aanr, r'' !
pn rs, Lived In cr....,l,., =.
Few Days Ago he o.. VI. :
Mysteriously-A ~, ~ Vi
Received From p.a, -' w

I.f||
Special plsparch.
Greenvi,i,
ra,,as.. NV rex, June I'm.
i-ai'eHster was arrtsted
O'Neal and DENIM, 80 " 81
and placed IL enerin Ari..
about e.9o ~. gu with her cAIsy
oa,,a, iast night The ar.
uaused by the followl. Ht
which was received a,s tslsp
Pad,c,h ~ aoout ! vtl,lN
or 49,, n.y. June 2i.--To !. l.
snul Greenvills, Te,s.
haneaster's Wife ana
here. The wousr Laughter |
wife t1oia -, W, there ID pn
mn iryas,s,..ail parties susp.o,.s
bv mali Ssatioh Is demandas
(signen
JAMES GE,py
Chief q s,t.
~ d. Lancaster and win.
yiiiluren arrived IN crs ar NY
iN,eii,uGky on June l, and e. me
n ,sn died after a very v ~, a.a
IL ~. unper su' piclous olrcpn,ss.'
H. "as buried the followlnr y
.he grand jury al oncn w
.,hsestlgation, No proof a. MS, yss.a
nat Lancaster had been ny NY va,
lus Wlie could lie obtained ts n
woinans conflicting staten sss.a
~, , suspicious circumstance s,all
mig the affair, and the ,ny s-sy.
was about to be dronnad 'ssusa
anoVe telegram was receiyea "nsa
IL has all along been ~.
many people tina. the wonsr ,'s M.
guilty of murder, al,pon'Ss'
pearances are very much ssa9sn
put her arrest on the teley n.us' \
created e decided sensatios I
VINO nave held to the ther, y. y
ciue are very much streng,h Z. +,
their belief. They contend i ~, !.
real wife of Lancaster Il ~ NJ" g. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Speclal Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, June 22.-The discussion
yesterday in which member OF
the platform committee charged that
the natural rights plank was offered
for the purpose of purchasing German
votes, ana the discussion of the mi
morliy report ON the plank has caused
charles Melrow of San Antonio chair
man of the Twelfth congressional dis
, .rlct mas resigned in consequence OF
ms trouble. r, NJ. Burrler mas been
appointed in his stead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
rnn rARIrF nILL.
Its Uncertainty Is sim meeting Tie
Financial world.

" Associated Press.
t W York. June 22.--Bradstreets
n cim review tomorrow viii say;
" speculative interests have settled
d. % the belief that passage OF the
tIa bin by the senate is close at
III here Is further uncertainty as
to lte OF the measure IN the house
Of 'entatyes. The stocks oonse-
quet xhibits further hesitation and
trndi va been exceedingly dull and
profci u In character, Activity IL
connnt such limited number OF
stocks fluctuations have little real
slgnlncU although prices have dis
played a iclining tendency. This is
due partly 10 the appearance OF the
Atchison reorganization plan, lnvolv-
ing as IL does a heavy assessment Of
Sl2 per share, caused liquidation In all
the bankrupt stocks.
Tho meeting OF New York bankers to
consider the position OF the treasury
and the possibility OF taking further
depletion OF its already shrunken gold
reserve had an uufavorable influence
on speculation, 1t is recognized that
the willingness OF the banks 10 part
with gold for export or to join In re-
imbufsing the treasury for part OF
the specie which Il being taken from
It's vaults II penenvlal movement,
Al the same time the matter has drawn
attention TO the situation at the treas
ury and seems TO Increase the unwlll-
ingness OF Europe to touch American
securities at present
The settlement OF the coal strike and
the resumption Of work Ia most of the
districts seems to have fallen Nat and
railroads earnings continue 10 exhibit
very discouragng state OF traffic.
while reduction OF dividends like that
OF the fitchbnrg road. which cut It's
aemi-ennual dividend down from 2
% per cent was also an unsettling IN
fluence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
THE ROMAN QUEEN.
Curious People Who Come from No.
where.

Could anything be more astonishing
than there exists today a race Of peo-
pie variously estimated at from 7OO,-
900 to 100000 In numbers who are
to be found all over the face OF the
globe. IN Asia, In Africa. In Europe,
in North and South America and In
Australia, all OF the same racial type.
speaking common tongue which
never seems to have been corrupted
In their dispersion over the globe and
which Is nevertheless an unwritten
tongue and spoken by a people whose
folk lore and traditions are so care
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

By Associated Press.
New York, June ee.-R q. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says: The
week has been rich in promise. but
poor In performance 1t was coni-
IDENTIFY promised that exports OF gold
would cease but they have not 1t was
promised that the end OF the coal strike
would bring Immediate recovery OF IN
duetries, but partial resumption OF
work discloaes comparative scaiiti-
ness OF demand.
operations in wheat advanced the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Perry. o. T.. June 2I.-claude f.
Parker sheriff of Lincoln county; VIM.
p Morrey, the government surveyor
who laid off the town site OF Perry.
ana w. j. Shawcross and Fred Hovt.
TWO prominent men OF Perry. were
arrested today on a charge Of con.
spiraey under an Indictment from the
United States grand jury. The men
are accused Of some orookedness IN
opening this town in which SIS worth
OF Ferry property is Involved. The
the arrests have caused conslderable
OF sensation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
ARBITRATION WANTED.
Mcngcr Possibility OF n set,lem,,,
the Miners Troubles.

Denson, Tex. June 22-Ausa
mass meeting of railroad men va, 4
tonight and addressed by conn
tee OF coal miners from the Tsna..
Attorney Campbell, who was cAra
by q. A. Pate of Atoka Of denyIs.
statement relative TO wages, also III
and reiterated what he had preyi1a|
said. The majority was for ahlk
ton, aud Il committee OF eight Il
appointed to walt upon Mayor Ydca
and ask mass meeting to be call
when a general committee Of railrq
men and citizens would be appan,
to use their influence with the 81
tors in arbitreting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

BY Associated Press 49, ri,
Chicago. June 22--shortly ~. IT. ,
night fire was discovered Y III 81
Armours large storage house ar. ne
large number OF engines IRE VI
moned and 1t Is hoped that W. ,shicb
lie combined to the building y ana W.
erlsinated, This building g ni he o.
dressed meats. At i:s5 a. u,res5f.
Was Under control P. 4 h ~
N,,noiit.'s Insurance NANCY ytIt
mates the logs at $4,000, iun'
by Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Special Dispatch.
Ell Paso, Tex, June 22.7Joe hlN
and c. f, Phlnney were today Gov
over to the grand jury on the can
of abducting and seduclng two ~
girls. the youngest OF wh1m Is o.
IL years of age. County Attorney
Gowneays Mimer's conduct IL the "a
ter was the most brutal he haa y
known ana that the brazenness v
which he certified TO bis own "a
iality was something beyond comp
hension.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
BLEW ur < nRipcE'
Noh M Round Pond' " -
Dynamite

BY Associated Press :, mob Z
Round Pond tonight pisr ,,h dynai'..ss
Of the Rock Islanu " when Y
The sheriff IS powe rles sno,t time !,
train rassed the cily = acccrdlns I. y
fore without stopping. - - uas shot
ordinance. the enelng,s continent.
twice Eioodshei Is lliN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Special Dispatch,
Waco, Tex. June 2e.--Poiice onicer
R.L. Anderson, who was accidentally
shot few days ago. necessitating the
9mputafion of one OF his logs yester-
day. died tonight The details OF the
aceicent We're published IN last Tues
days Gazette He was a popular OIL
ser anu general regret prevails over
the unfortunate affair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
LIFE or MERN TWAIN.
Some Interesting Facts About the
Great IIumorist.


There is something SO purely Ameri
can m the humcr Of Mark Twain that
everybody lpyes t. reud il. II seems.
somehow, MS II the iusidonts he tells
or had really happened in our avn eX
perlence. His stories are always IN
tercsting and his life is really more so.
Thousands Of people have read the
works cf Mark Twain and enjnyed
thein, yet never given thought to
the history OF the author In fact, most
people do not know that his lie has
been written, but II has. The title OF
the book Is MARK Twain" and 1t will
be found a most interesting volume,
fun OF wit and brlstlng WITH funny
sayings, Tho following passage from
The book gives an idea of .he style in
which it Is wrltten
Prom NlrginiE City Mark Twain
drlfted as a matter OF course to san
Frarcisco-the harbor OF all adven-
turers on the coast. He was in n
chronic state OF impC curiosity when he
arrived at The Golden Gate. He had
furnished some correspondence 10 the
Morning can from Nevada. and to the
office OF that newspaper he Immediately
hetoolS himself He wanted work and
money. He wore q ragged felt hat. a
soldiers blue overcoat and pantaloons
which had formed n passing acQuain-
lance with the tops OF his boots.
George Barnes. who was at that time
editor y the Gail, told him to go to
work the next day. and gave him an
order on the business office for money
enough to make him look respectable.
The next day Twain took possession OF
his chair, and for six weary months
Barnes tried to get some work out of
him "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

ming are not often reekoned. but they
will be discussed, Il IS said In the july
HQrper's Magazine. IN a popular arti-
Gle called THE Storage Battery In the
Air" The writer Is Mr.. Alexander NJ.
Adie OF the United States weather bu-
reau at Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

cara Barton and her noble associa-
YES OF The Red Cross have carried those
thousands OF poor people on the Sea
on lass than ss5. 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
FARMERS DEFEAT.

Hurt' Hut VIII 1.-Two
Through 1t AN.
Special Dispatch.
waco Tex, June a2.-The defea, .,
BIN Farmer in his candidacy for I,na
commissioner was surprise 10 HE
friends and cause ofsintense a,s,-,,s,
lhey pointed to his long service m hs.
half OF reform and his earnestnsss 80 ~
zeal IN the cause. or couras nm ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Special Dispatch,
Weatherford, Tex, June 22.-I.an-
ham carried Jack county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-07
Rrief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, March 6.-TSpecial. IA street
car on Pacific aveEyc struck 3-year-old
boy. Archie Gunderson. TO-DAY, throwing
him clear of the track and rendering him
unconscious. #e
Ward T. Smiths house at Falkland was
burned Sunday night. Insurance, 5000,
which will cover the loss.
Prof. H. B. Dewey has brought sui,
against the directors of school No. s. of
Sumner. for LOCO for wages for services
performed.
No contagious diseases were reported by
the health officer for February. The
deaths numbered II, and the births 81, be-
ing Is males and 81 females.
There are 239f volumes in the city H.
brary. Last year there were more books
loaned than ever before, the number being
l,2s0.
United States Marshal Drake has re-
turned from Washington City. He took
George W. Abbott. of Chehalis. there for
examination on the charge Of attempting
10 secure a pension under an assumed
name. Ii Is expected that the case will oe
settled satisfactorily to Abbott after he
has made an explanation. Mr.. Drake Wis
i,td the Midwin,er fair and reports the
states through which he passed behind
Washington in prospective reaction fol-
lowing the dull times.
The steamer State of Washington was
iibeied yesterday by Pabst & Ross for
something over 500 for supplies. The
boat was not invenienced by the libel. as
she vas bonded ont az once and continued
on her regular trips.
Much of the Northern Pacific's wharves.
coal bGnkers and Other property is within
the harhor line which the Supreme court
OF the United States today refused 10 pro-
hibit the harbos line commissioners from
fling.
Quinn G. Field. aged IA, vas kicked IN
the forehead by horse today. H.s skull
was fractured. bu. he wall recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-07
Zig Bend Needs Another Railroad

Wsfssytiiw March 6. Special bran.
els IL. Cook. president of the Chelaa Falls
4 Columbia River Valley Railway Com.
pany. corporation organized 10 build II
railroad between Lake Che.an and the
Columbia river. aud the further object of
building other lines between isolated
points IN the state nov deprived o; rail
communication whenever such nlaces are
willing 10 contribute healthy bonus. was
ia town last week and laid before the
Board OF Trade the cnudltions under
which no would connect Watervule with
tie Great Northern by means of a narrow
gauge read. The subsidy asked by M
Cook was some 5000 bushels of wheat.
ot0 town let's. fairly distributed, forty
acres for terminal grounds IN or near
town. right-ot-ssy over whatever
route lie might select. and one
or two other concessions After mature
dsliherasion the Board Of Trade rejected
the terms offered. a. tie subsidy was be.
You'd reach, The Wait OF M. Cook. how
ever, had good effect. sna the interest he
stirred TIP nay eventually result in secur.
ing line from some soasce. Il liberal
contribution xiil be any incentive toward
iadaeing railroad builders 30 investigate
IN opening. The Beard az Trade held an
enthusiastic meeting Friday night. when
az n cemen,s were com p.eted FOR the hold
INK ~ a general massmeeiing Of farmers
sni business men 1t the courthouse on
Saturday. March Il. Al that ilme AMI
place contributions will De solicited. and il
- cNnH4eassy expected thai tie amount
subscribed Viii be Of such a magnitude rs
WILL MAKE ~ an object for the Great North
ern, Northern Pacific or some pri-
Nass corporation 20 accept The
! a'ssa 81 the Big Bead. forty
miles wide and ffona ff;y "a ssveasy-fsye
miles bong, Is row s5;aoqt asse4nat.
means ~ transportation Besides the
Eausssa1os town 81 Natsrsilg~ mach %
iae country Is III ckly settled ard eustl-
vaies. The nearest railroad pcsnts ara
cosasse csss On the east ana weaa,cbee Gu
the s9ash, the former CITY uaaes 9.s.sa,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-07

OAKEspALE. March 6. -. Especial. -
Arthur Sinks, the man who Was found
with bullet hole through his body last
week. is now in fair way to recover. He
is still lying at Nell Taylor's house Of ILL
fame. Icing too seriously hurt To be re-
moved TO his home. Near Garfield. Sinks
still adheres to the story he told the prose-
cutting attorney. that he did not know who
shot him, and the case is as much of q
mystery as ever. He, with two COM
panions from near Garfield, were in Cakes
dale and go. drunk. They were put out of
two saloons for being disorderiy. and later
several shots were fired. and Sinks was
found near the place where he now is in
an unconscious condition. with a bullet
through his body. Hs had been shot in
the back with a 44-caliber bullet, which
had gone clear through his body. and
contrary to all expectations he is now
gaining strength and DIR. COgswell thinks
there are good chances for his recovery.
Sinks only description of the man who
shot him Is that he had white hair and
wore a cap. He says he would know his
assailant IL they should meet, and will
settle with him personally should he re-
cover. No arrests have been made, al
though the sheriff and prosecuting attor-
ney both have visited and took his state
ment in writing. but having no cue to
work on the case is at o ssandssili.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-07
Gettfu- What They Voted For,

TACOMA, March Especial. Morris
Gross, after several weeks contact with
the business world in New York city, says
There are few buyers in the market.
Manufacturers sre IN touch with the buy
ers ana The people of the country for whom
they buy goods at wholesale, and the man
uiacturers are not turning out goods as
they used TO. They don't know when
things are going 10 settle, or when they
can paak on free trade or protection. Un-
certainty is killing the country. 1t there
was al election in New York state tonor-
row thar great Democratic stronghold
would go Republican by an overwhelming
majority. The voters have been taught a
lesson. There are thousands Of IDLE tai
ioTs. for instance, ia Ne. York city.
Those who are fortunate enough
10 get work 1T al. are receiving
ST. per wees. when under protection they
received ga az! 50 per week. Hundreds
OF skilled taiiors and eloaEmakers are
shoveiing snow on the streets Of New \ ork
Tor 81 per day. Money in 'ne hands oi the
people Is what makes business. People
are not earning money. hence they are
having oniv necessarles, and some not
even necs-sar.es Consequently there are
lev BUYERS In New York buying goods for
the people. This state OF affairs depresses
prices, and all lines o. goods can be bought
from 10 20 Is per cent cheaper than year
ago In fact, clothing Is cheaper today
than ever before IN the hloory of this
country"