Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

the Nlohuuy morning paper WAS utS
continued.
STATE PRINTING co.
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.
Tho storm waves will reach this meridian
and the Other changes will occur NJ and
within 100 miles Of Fort Worth within ~
hour OF s p. m. Of the dates given be-
july i--warmer.
July 2-storm wave on this meridian,
July s-wind changing.
( July 4--Cooler!
Jnly s-Moderating.
When public sentiment uttered lts pro-
test against the last bond transaction, that
chief VI cuckoos, the CONVERSATIONAL de-
Family declared that next to the president
and Mr. Carlisle. j. plcrrepont Morgan,
Rothschlld's American agent. deserved
most credit for saving tho reputation ~
the country. II seems that Mr.. Morgan
relishcs the occupation nf country saver
50 much that he has adopted II aus n per
maneut Job. A recent phianthroplt
achievement was devoted to the railroads.
il was plain to The eagle eye Of Mr. Nor
gan that something should he done TO pre-
vent rival mnnngcments from banlrupliug
each otller by rate cutting. SO he sent an
Invitation last Thursday 10 Il number 81
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that rate cutting husl STOP hhA tl'' H'l
humbly promised TINT his command
should be obcycd To use the luuguagU OF
Xxx tferota.
"Helng supported by tho loading bankers
Of fiis cnniitry aud Elr1pr. he WAS nhID
70 apply tho. most powerful lever known
: nh az lfhe rniironda md II necessary 10
uak favors ~ them. irhnar who
tnd copf,,rrel with Mr. Morgan SAID he IN.
tnnded 10 give them 10 uniorstaud that
= carnfol watch ,yould be- kopt on snrh crni.
naules MS dcllbvrately brcai arrcements
and disturb rates. fiud thuy would ho
glsoD 10 understand that the bahkers
Tonln irea n ine n ms tney g, w. wien
o,ri'
The prnintlunfion Of this decree did not
terminate Mr.. Inorganic hpneynlcni labor,
for the day. Acting under his instrue
lions tho agents OF the anthracite coal
companies met Ut the Flth avenue hotel
nhu ueoueu 10 UNIT INC Soul output ior
'my q 20 PCT cent, oil ,uat OF june ana
- '''s.ss ." 'nsi'"aVe pyut i.' .,p
~ 40 'ne eon'pan'es, og 1.o'l 10 tl'
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..a,tr AZ 800, y, , r',a,'s"'s y, Wv IVY
"a lt'S,.,. f.l 49,
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II is believed Mr. Morgan Intends to rel.
form. Il IL understood that he viii soon
hlnn vlsAe VIZ shaii 1a s'nh9ns Soili,
restrictions, mud which viii render the re,
ORGANIZATION of the Reading railroad
sshai Il would he In the prssent conaition
o. tho coal trade. II IA needless 10 say
tnat Inc suencssfnl soin,isn OF ne nn;hra.
az ciear grSnat 10 The trcasiIries OF all ~
tho coal carrying reads, hut 1t viii he a
prtat hrnent 70 puHihesa intereats " gen
.rai, mleethE r. " uvn5 tue le.seH,, nhAre-
sJ,,on M o. faas ~ such sIsaSpie s9aemes ~
phllnnthropy Involving millions Of pxtrn
sa,o,,n. J., ~. co,,uc,cIai i,,,rc..s 49,
.aNauen y .no 'oa'i w. insv''sw anu
~ the consumers OF tho country, can amy
one. for moment withhold the cuthus.
l,tIc nrniao az Mr.. =pl.rronnnt Nnrgo,
which rs the modest but potent advisor
of the president, no descryosl
com.,s,n,ns ,bs, no oazo,to rs a nrroecr,,,c
49,. - y. ~ ~.
paper should not of'.leise INC proceedings Of
sav. Ne 1900, I, M eh,oaro 1.,r,s.,I, ~
- ~ tspV'f - ~ N.''N-s' i'''Na,iieilh1,
from which we quoted. q partial to the FREQ
orror ,rhs 1r,r,o..tIoraia ~ No., s.,s....I
49, 4'H'unu-
N'k tne eavoca'es OF ireY eoinhse az lunauos,
ths ad,,l,,,tratIon i, ,ratssr ra,,,s,. y.
$500. X }, 's NH
.pssohsa and erowed loudly over tho Ken
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