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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

The Commission InditcH nm Epistlc
to u Dallas Citizen.

The state railway commission has
just written a letter to James b. Simp-
son, of Dallas, In reply TO letter
pointing out the differences in freight
rates on certain commodities between
Dallas and Galveston. The commission
says:
The difference In the rates between
Dallas and Galveston Is not governed
by the distance of these cities respect
lively from St Louis; but Is governed
by the fact that Galveston Is entitled
to water rates wi lie the all rail rates
apply to Dallas, Through the efforts
of the commission the interstate lines
from st. Louis and other points were
induced to make important conces-
sions last spring In rates, reducing the
car loads rates to the interior OF the
state on great many commodities.
And at the same time the rates from
st. Louis to Galveston ana Houston
were increased on number or con mo-
dItles: In order TO reduce the diHerence
In rates to points In the interior OF the
state. :,
IN tes in wheat and cotton to Liverpool.
we have to say that considering the
relative value OF given weight OF
these articles, the comparison you
make is misleading. The regulations
for COMPRISING cotton Tor shiPmena
re,uirns IL 10 be reduced TO 22 l-2
.no,inds Der cubic foot, Rating the
eaton Mt . cents a pound cubic foot
would contain s2o2 i-2 worth. Rating
wheat at s. cents q bushel a cuoIc
foot would contain "a cents worth. "
,vo,,id require four and six-tenthH as
much ship room for given ..iue VI
wheat as for Il like value OF cotton; =.
You think the commission should m
x.es,isate rates out OF Dallas. say 10
such n,aces as Grand Prairie. Airing
ION Hut Richardson and Mes,
quite, 80 rs 10 make the railroao
rates us low ms the rates py Mas s'aS
trhe commission has made reduced
rata to maai waann rates In SONS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
V1-,,..... 777779l----s
WESTERN LINES CHECKED.


~ n,'.ein lines have al least temnor-
LII, I ySs.poned the organization of
FAM proposed freight pool on Western
cott when the Kansas City. Fort
Irrssa ana Memphis railway recently
IA, ~ JOIN the pool 1t was sunnosed
"A 'ae last obstacle to its rorp,n,ien
nav ~ removed, but the whole plan
|oyerrma tangle. The action OF thc
col ~ sn, IN attacking the gigantic
Vnt eastern lines known as Inc
hs ses,ac association. has caused
N, "H'sfn lines to 20 slow wi,h MT
b M e,,, eastern pool wins the fight
kay ,frIu there will be little in The
tkey wy pool OF western roads. but
hent AZ "a ahead and form their agree
5 declly.a' ne Joint Traffic association
Festefr ~ Illegal by the courts The
fpon. Tt,s s VIII have nothing TO stand
Il lhe r aals feeling is what led some
|tald m 10 take such an obstinate
|hat II w. me division OF grain traffic
ny agrss,r, inund impossible to reach
|ommIi,"an NJ 1t is not likely thai the
Rsx, WeS,"l ive which is to report
. n,tlinr ,ey win come any nearer
t,ntralm . ,ne question than did Inc
vi va. hoped to hava mo .
Brsin Melished and The d,,,s, western
Ssavv raiiic fxed by tbe ,,s on
espec,ss men, OF corn begins which
l1ussr,.u within week or two Corr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

The International route In connection
with the II. and T. G. and Rock Island
route Is running a daily line OF Pull
man sleepers between Kansas CITY.
Fort Worth and San Antonio. Connec-
tion is made At Garrett by passengers
to ana from Dallas. forming the best
route between points In the Republic
OF Mexico, Laredo. and corsicana. Dali
points (vin Hearne). Sleeper leaves San
Antonio at $3.50 p, M: Austin, 1850 D.
M, arriving at Garrett at 7:ls a. M,
Dallas 9.25 a. m. Fort Worth 1920 a.
M. Returning leaves Dallas 100 y. M,
Fort Worth $40 p. m, arriving at Tay-
Tor at 500 a, w., Austin $50 a. m, San
Antonio $50 q. IN. d. j. PRICE.
A. q. +. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
NOTICE.

We are now running cars from the
court house south on Main street to
Hattie: east on Hattie to Missouri
avenue; north on Missouri avenue to
Boaz street and from Boaz street to
the court house These cars carry on
the front end South Main and East
Hattie street" sign. Cars running In
the opposite direction from Main street
east on Front street and south on Boaz
street carry signs painted yellow
Front and Boaz street on each end.
These ours leave the court house every
nine minutes. give nine minutes service
on Missouri avenue and East Hattie
street.
THE FORT WORTH STREET RAIL
COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
THE DOCTORS Apy,o,,

ttmeSy snsas city.--I want 10 brow
Ply 10 10, no about 40 pounds. 100 G %sIsb
seninr: our oastrine, morn,ns .na
ornmeol use use hardy foodMne,raa AM
sminss. MILK etc; sleep oii late Ia ,ss
Mas n "i nee times daily ''"'s take
,lly. ' our Thyroidihe three on t,m aes
|srrTT s..',u premature de cenaltlons you
TaI A,b three times t daily etc., take
sMsdy for sri9oitsny.-Please give mo
atoiithic Sails 'n'
sss ss above prepara, slns DOCTOR soG
nou.a sAinE'on D. c G, Iaa,u Ghemi cal
| ana SsNn, .s.A,L nsrnAv,s
a. Al, saas,r,nolirmic sat,rs.
~ S Wee :, ;. r. Nick. ana 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

has been cribbcd this year to an ex,sr,
never, perhaps. known before I'M, =,
ports to the general offices from og.rts
all over the West say that ali The cr,hs
have been filled to overflowlng ans
that there Is no longer any stora ge
room. Unless new cribs are built tSs
corn which comes to the stations mus,
go INTO cars, no matter how low the
market price may be. This fact ia AZ.
penaed upon to start the movement
Ia IN 'he season The roads expect 10
them, w oiereu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
urdoy and are expected to arrive Mon

urdoy and are expected to arrive Mon
day.
< number of Fort Worth livestock
men who attended the meeting at San
Antonio this week will begin to arrive
home today. but those who have gone
on the excursion to the City OF Mexico
will not return for several days.
Fred Horsebrugh Of Espuela was
among the arrivals In the city last eve
ming.
NJ. W. Boyer of Jolly In among the
cowmen In the city.
George simmons is down from
Weatherford.
W. Harold IL back from Aivarado
where he has been looking after the
shipment OF cattle.
NJ. NJ Mahaffey and c. G. Ball OF Mt.
Vernon were among the stoclsmen here
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
DEEP CUT IN DENVER RATES.
The Denver and Gulf sInshes Pass
scnger Tariffs to Eastern Points.

In addition to reducing fares to Col
orado points which come In competition
with the Santa lie railroad, the Union
Pacific, Denver and Gulf road has auth
orized scalpers to sell tickets from
Denver to Chicago for Sa5. TO st. Louis
Tor S2l.50, and TO Missouri river points
for $3.50. thus making general cut
OF $3.50 to $3.50. This cut is made on
account of the coal rate war inaugural
ed by the Santa Fe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Spring Palace Lodge, A. o. u. w,
held no meeting Inst Tuesday night on
account OF the bad weather ON next
Tuesday night the new work win be
inaugurnted under the new officers
who were Installed last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
The International Route Il. 4 q. N.
nniIrOad.l

Through sleepers daily between Kan
sas City. Fort Worth and San Antonio.
via Hearnc. with which immediate
connections are made at Ennis to and
from Dallas. The quickest route TO
TAYLOR, Austin San antonio, Laredo
and points In Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

II. and T. c. train leaving Fort Worth
g:lO D. M. makes Immediate connection
at Hearne with I. and G. N. train for
TAYLOR. Austin. San Antonio. Laredo
and points In Mevico. Through sleep.
ers between Kansas City. Fort Worth
and San Antonio via Hearne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Deane. Fort Worth's only high class
photographer. win make you = bargain
worth the money, Deane's cabinet pho
tos. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Deane, Fort Worths only high class
photographer. win make you q bargain
worth the money. Deans's cabinet pho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
FRUIT BELT ROUTE
The Pec0S Valley R'y.

Trains leave Pecos, Tex, daily at 10
n. m. and arrive az fioswell. N. NJ, at
$40 p. m. Stages for Lincoin. White
Roswell at a. IN. on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays. For low rates or
other information address
W. l. CHURCH.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent.
Eddy. ~. NJ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YoRK---souTHAMPToN.
London-Paris.
Twin Screw U. s. Mall Steamships,
sailing every Wednesday Mt II a. m.
Paris ....... Jan. 1b Paris -. Feb. 6
New York, Jan. 22New York. Feb. I2
st. Paul. Jan. ~ st. Paul. Feb. 10
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
Kenslngton $50. 80. Jan. 90. . p m
Westernlnnd ........... ..Jan. 10. noon
Noordlnnd $50. ....... ..Jan. 20, noon
Frlcsland -. 49,. Feb. 8. noon
Westernlnrd ~. 80. Feb. 49, noon
International Navigation Company,
Pier Il. North River. Office. 9 Bowling
Green, New York.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
en- Qebe BEL 6annpper tpu,

- eSn 2ebe BEL 9annoper murbe
Dor Ginger 3eit cine Grau Sobanna
@4mibt geb. @intber, permittpete
&rafc3pt, tpegen @erba9ts bes miez
berbolten @attenmorbes in unterluz
9ungsbaft genommen. Sci ben Ser
|bDren ite1te es 1t@ beraus, bab ibr
eriter Mann, ber @@ubma@er &rofz
c3pt aug 8eutben (Sberi&leiten), Inn
Sabre 1891 auf elmer 2anofrobe Bel
2iesnib eri@oKen aufgefunoen tpurz
be. Die bamalige l1nteriudung erz
gab, baB 6. @elbftmorb begangen
babe. 9a bic anberen Mdnner BET
@@mibt nun auf Derbd@tige Meiie
~geitorben iinb, tpurbe bic 5rau mad
2iesnib sebra@t, UNI an Srt uno
@te1e NIT lift 0ernebmungen anouz
ite0en. Die 2ei9e bes 6. tpuroe
mieber ausgegraben, unb Bel Der unz
teriu4ung, Der Grau g. betmobnte,
murbe feftseitellt, bab Der @&abel
bes 6. in Golge Der S4uBmtrfuns
bes @epoIpers, ber auf i'm abgefeuert
tpurbe, 3ertriimmert tpurbe; bic &ugel
par ni@t auf3ufinben. 9ie Grau,
segen bic nod Elm @erfdbren tpege'.
@ranbitiftung f&mebt, beitreitet, ibr,
Skinner setDotet gu baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
l1eber bas fur6tbare unmett|

- ueber bas fur9tbare unmetter,
tpetbes Dor &ur3em grobe @ebiete
unaarns pertpii1tet fat, perben fol-
aenbe @in3elbeiten gemelbet: 9ur4
einen furd6fbaren @oltenbru4 muir
be in 6olics bic @rnte perntdtet uno
in @taliB Elm Mann bon ben Glutben
~tpeaqeri1 en-. 3mei &inber tperoen
permiBt. Sn Srent19tnzS epliB lit
in sFolee anbauernben Megens ber
9eplofluB ausgetreten, bic 8aoer limb
iebo9 unperiebrt aeblieben. Sn Secs
TENET fat elm @ptlon, perbunoen NIT
9ageli9lag, cine iunge Meinpfla1z
5uns perni&tet, Obitbdume enttpurz
3elt unb 5ablret9e 8ebduoe be1@dz
6igt. Ser @4aben 3dhlt no& Mtlz
lionen. Qlu9 aus 9unaf oelbpa1
nirb Elm furd5tbarer Srtan gemeloet,
Der in ber gan3en umgebung bic
Weinz unb Sbiternte perni@tet bat.
Muf Der Meperer Mtrtbi@uft bes @raz
fen 9eleti rib Der @turm einen groz
ben S&afftau nieber. @ier @@afbirz
ten uno cine Grau murben unter ben
9rimmern begroben unb als 2et4en
berporse3ogen. Sn S3ent44nbras
tpurben 3pei iunge 2eute bur& ben
@infur3 zines @4uppens f4mer per<
lett. Sn Colt muroen aablrei4e 9duz
1er BON Der Tlutb meggei@pemm
unb ber &ir9tburm lit eingeitir5t.
Mu@ Mpbac5 tpurbe BON einem Or
fan, Der BON 9ageli4lag sefolgt mar,
beimseiu4t. Sn Pats ftiir3ten mebz
rere ;@duier elm unb in &oermenb
tpurbe bic Weinernte bur4 elm @epttz
ter init 9ageli@las perni&tet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
u&nmerab = id bin Is -

,8amerab - i'd bin es ertena
men sic mid node"
Ser Sauptmann i4lus bic Iugen
auf, Elm itolaes 2I9eln irrte aber 1ein
bla1es @e1iht rSerr General. 49,"
vMein braper 3amerao - laFsn
sic ii9 auridbrtnsen, 8eritdrtuns
1T aneetommen - bic @efabr poriis
Der. sic baben nit S9rer 8atterls
unIer Deta9ement g~erettet bas
ioq Sbnen ni9t perse6en ietn.
gu ipdt, 9err General. -"
rNi9t bo4 = ni4t oo4!"
,3u 5pGt, - 9err General, ell
8itte = pollen sic meiner Tra'l,
meinen @0bnen i@reiben, tuie i'd &C.
itorben bin. ..."
rMein Wort barouf, Rameruo.
sd bante Sbnen. .Ramerao:n. .
lebt uobl - msin Weib "sine
iS6bne...
gr Iant auriid, elm tiefer Ssuf5er
- Elm Streden bes l9lanten. trdfti=
aen R1rpers - es mar borbe - -
Ser @eneral erbob ii@, na4b:r1 cr
benz 8rape1 bic 4ugen 81 JeOrudt
Isle tperben in SEE St,.ung :tae<
l01t merben," manbte ct iiA an ben
einaigen Sfft5ier. Sei.,e G!i:ims
sitterte leidt, Der iunse Offi5ier ::'Hte
itmeigenb bic 9ano an 81 Se.m. f'r
General griibte bic tpeniaen iibrig &C.
bliebenen 8anoniere uno rift 5uriid.
@;&meigenb folgte t9m lein Ibjuta.' 1t.
Na9 elmer Weile btelt Der General
iein pferb an, ri4tete iih i'm Sattel
empor uno idaute na6 Der &nbob,
3uriid, iber bic ii4 jebt Der fternenbez
idete Ma4tbimmel m0lbte.
sd bin auf pielen S4la4tfelbern
eetpeien," ipra4 ct leiie gu benz 4oz
jutanten, vtein Mnblid bat midi 10
ergriffen pie oer bort oben in Der
9atterie Der Spbten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

- Sn 9etrott bertpunbete
Tront 8euubien feline Trau t0btli&
bur@ einen S&ub, bann ma4te ct Ell
men @eriu&, feline beiben &inber gu
erf@ieBen unb 3ulebt iagte ct lid
felbit cine &ugel in ben Ropf. 8eauz
bten, tpel9er elmer alien fran3DfH4en
Samilte angeb0pte, erbte Dor etntger
;3eit cine bebeutenbe @umme unb be-
gam fart gu trtnten. 9eute Morz
gen fam ct betrunten na4 9au{e unb
dls ipm feline Trau @oriteQungen
ma&te, aog ct einen &eDolper berbor
unb i@ob fie, als lie bapon lief, in ben
&iiden. @r ma4te AUDI einen Ser
iu@, feline beiben &tnoer gu eridte<
Zen, jebo9 famen betbe unperlebt baz
bon. Darauf jaste ct iib ielbft cine
Rugel in ben Ropf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Der nG41te Meltpoitz@ onsreb
pirb, pie auf benz leBten @onsrtb IN
@ien bei4loKen muroe, I'M Mat 1897
in Der 8unbeabauptitabt Malbington
5ulammentreten, unb beretts ton1men
BON ausmGrtigen Re9terungen autrle1
Mnfragen be3iisli@ ber @in3elbtiten
pes prosramms. Das @taats : Dez
partement mirb binnen &ur3em bic
|@intabunsen ausienben, unb 3tpar an
ale 2Gnoer, tpel9e Yoiteinrt4tungen
baben. @te ein5isen 2anber, pel&e
no& ni4t benz Weltpuit z@ongrtb an
geb0ren, }inb @btna uno ber Orange
Tret@taat, uno man ~ertpartet, bab
audi fie Delesaten gum @onsreb i&tz
den amerben. Der @ongreb tpirb UNI
qefabr atpei Monate bauern. Sic
@er6anblunsen merben IN fran5oiiz
1@er @prade sefubrt tperben, ME
oies bisber ibli4 .getpeien 1T. IS
purbe anseregt, bic en9lii&e @pra&e
gu beniiben, bod min man teine,t
prGceben3faQ 14afen, neil ber~ nd@<
{te Gongreb In Dotobama ftattfnben
t0nnte unb man bann folgeri@ttgerz
mei1e bic @erbanblunsen in iapantz
19er @pra@e fiibren miibte. Scr
General oftmeiiter mirb pabri@<in<
lid ben GonsreB CUR Orbnung rufen
unb NIT elmer Mnipra@e besrIben,
tporauf ber erite 9uIfsz@ eneralpoftz
meiiter gum @oriiBer serpdblt merben
pirb. Ser @ongeB tpirb ii@ NIT al
len m0gli@en poitalii@en Mnsele9enz
beiten bef4dftigen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
.tmtralii6es SbterIetem

Won bet Musbauer unb Der, oft on
men1@li4e Snte1isen5 ertnnernoen,
@ei6td(idfeit, NIT mel@er in benz
biirren unb beiBen auitrali1@en Mit<
telIanb bic Sbiertpelt ben &f ums
Dafetn fiibrt, bat cine, unlangt BORT
fin abgefanbte, pifen1@aftlt&e ST
petition tpunbe: are 8eiipiele geiam@
melt. Sir Gibe6ien iopie @&lanz
qert limb bic bortigen trodenen unb
ionniqen @benen mie gema&t unb es
lit baber nidt auffauenb, bab bieie
Sbtere in 3ablreiden @remplaren To-
1pie elmer MnaabG neuer Mrten angez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

l1nfere &leinen. - Tante: ,Qllio
beut' 'btt gu bier Sabre alt, Rdtbz
&en?" - &dtb@en: ga, beut' 1T
mein @eburtsta9 unb papa ieiner
au@." Sante: ~@o, Sbr ietb al1o
an Dem glet@en Sage sebpreng" =
&dtb&en: "Satpobl, muir bab papa
Elm paar Sabre eber geboren 1T, font
pdren mir 3pinin9e." ..,...
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
1rfunbli6e 8eqlaubiQunQ.

urtun6lt@e Beglaubi9ung. -
S4nau3miiQer benimmt ii@ i'm 8u<
reau zines Notars 10 f1egelbaft, baB
CT bonn 8ureauboriteber cine 0brfeige
Da fi@ 8eibe ausenblidli@
allein i'm 3tmmer befnben, bemerft
'S@nau3miiuer: r@@obe, baB i@ tei<
men 3eusen babe, bic Obrfeige tpiirbe
Sbnen ionit tbeuer gu fteben tom<
men," rMarten Sic bod, bis ber
Notar tummt!" rdtb linn btr 8urea,1<
boriteber. @iellei@t baut Sbnen ber
AUDI nod cine runter; banr1 baben
notariell unb braud3en feline
53eugen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

troffsn wurben. Weniser gu ertpars
ten mar, bah audi bic, bes Maftrs
bsbiirftisen 4%mpbibien uno ielbtt g.
l6e in 6ieIen, ourd ibren Wai1ers
mansel beri9tisten, @esenosa "thr
Qeben MAIDEN" pirben. @letdtpo9l
lab man unmittelbar na4 etntr1
pl6blt@en @esenfa1 bic @esenfur4eu
unb 2ebmblmpel i'm 8ooen BON aablz
loien JrSi9en, gu tpenisen Mrten se@
bDrta, belebt unb an ben txfere11
Stelen tparen bic Slide in iieben,
metit neuen, Mrten pertreten. 900
balo bus Mafer austrodntt, otrz
ldminb<n bic GrDi@e in S&lupf'p'n>
teln unter Der OberflG4e, um bort
ben Mieoereintritt zines Regeni@au<
ers ab3umarten. Sir bieie 3ett
pflegen ii9 setptKe Arten oerielben.
ebe tie lbre S4lupfpintel auf1uAen,
mOsi.ait NIT Waf1er gu falen. 70
oab Der ganae R0rper ME sel@tpolen
aus1iebt. yei GROCER xroden5<1t
mahten ii& bic @lnseborenen bic tilrz
lorslt@e @epobnhett Der GrO1@e 5u
NuBe, lnbem fte elne Mn5abl oerleloea
a%usgraben UNI it@ an ben, IN tbnen
aufge1pei@erten, Waierporrdtbe1 erz
quiden. @ie bic Slide iiA wabr<no
Der 3rodenbeit erbalten, tpetB u'a11.
nt9t; man bat nt@t bemertt, oab le
ii9 tpie Die Tr0i@e in @@lupfptntel
auriid5ieben.
Cine tpunberbare @ri@einung boz
ten tpenise Sage na& einen @ese11<
fan mebrere Mrten aruite'1thlere
bur4 bic auBerorbentli&e @&neatsz
tett ibres @a@tbums. SSn tlet11e11
@aHeraniammlun9en, an @te4eu,
mo- Dor benz &eeenfaQ ni@t elm einatz
ges bteier R~ruitentbiere gu ieher tpar,
lab man bteielben. pabrenb Der turz
3en :3eit gu 3pei Biz bret sou 2dnge
berangepa&ien. in S&aaren umAerz
i@tpimmen. 80
Cine mertmiirbise Mrt 4meiien
purbe entbedt, bic, na& Dirt gemi1er
in Merito unb Colorado lebenotr.
4meiien ein3elne ibres @emeinpeier1s
als ,lebenbise 9onigbldtter" benuBz
ten. Mnftatt, ME es bic 8ienen mo-
den, ben eingeiammelten 9onts N
elmer pd@iernen @abe auf3ubetpaa<
rem, 1u4en iie unter ben ~4rbetteru"
cine Mn3abl Snbipiouen aus, oenert
fie ben, bon sepihen Snietten aut pen
@ummibdumen Tbinterlaf enen. 3us
deritoff ipitematt14 in ben S@lu11o
Ipeien. Dte fortgeieBte Mteotrbo>
lung bie1er pro3ebur bat 3ur Jolge,
bab Masen unb l1nterleib bteier, IN
@efdbs perpanbelten, r9onigamti<
len" oft gu enormen Dimeniionsr1 auf<
aetrieben merben: audi bier petb Der
finbise Meni& fi@ bic 4rbeit Der
Der SPHERE gu Nube gu MAIDEN, -
benn benz bunsrisen @inseborens,1 1T
ber rMmeiienbonis" cine 2iebltnss>
fpeiie! -
The herald., 1896-09-10
ROurke'a NeYt Sreech

OMAHA, Neb, Sept. Arrangements
were completed today for the speech to
be delivered in Omaha by Bourke Cochran
of New York next Monday night. The Col
iseum has been engaged with accommo-
dations to seat 10000 people. j. Sterling
Morton will preside
The herald., 1896-09-10

No nation can afford to be unjust to
its defenders. The care Of those who
have suffered injury in the military and
naval service of the country is a sacred
duty A nation which, like the United
States, relies upon voluntary service
rather than upon a large standing army,
adds to its own security when it makes
generous provision for those who have
risked their lives in its defense and for
those who are dependent upon them.
PRODUCERS OF WEALTH.
Labor creates capital. Until wealth is
produced by the application of brain and
muscle to the resources of this country
their is nothing to divide among the
non producing classes of society. The
producers of wealth create the nation =
prosperity in time of peace, and defend
the nations flag in time of peril, their
interests ought at all times to be consid-
cred by those who stand in official posi-
tions. The Democratic party has ever
found it's voting strength among those
who are proud to be known as the COM
mon people. and it pledges itself to pro-
pose and enact such legislation as is
necessary to protect the masses in th.
Tree exercise of every political right and
in the enjoyment of their just share of
the rewards of their labor
ARBITRATION.
1 desire to give special emphasis to
the plank which recommends such
legislation as is necessary to Sc
cure the arbitration of differ
ences between employers engaged in in
torstate commerce and their employees.
Arbitration is not a new idea-it
is simply an extension of the court of
justice. The laboring men of the coun-
try have expressed desire for arbitra-
tion and the railroads cannot reason
The herald., 1896-09-10
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Today's state
HlnsveI@ eul 10 uonIpuoo eul 10 ausW
shows: Available cash balance, $242, 1872
$685. gold reserve. $105. PSI 2O7.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The steamship
Servia brought G99, 800 in gold, the total
arrivals to date aggregating s14, Cos, ,250,
The herald., 1896-09-10
Democrata Resi1n

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 9.-Sterl-
ing r. Holt has resigned as chairman of
the Democratic state committee Rufus
Magee, member of the committee from
the Eleventh district has also resigned
and other designations of members of the
committee who feel that they cannot en-
dorse the Chicago platform may be looked
The herald., 1896-09-10
Ex-senator Payne Dead

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 9.-Ex-Senator
Payne died today. He was Sc years of age
and had until recently taken an active part
in the management of his extensive busi-
ness affairs. He leaves a vast estate, worth
many millions of dollars.
The herald., 1896-09-10
A Torpedo Boat Launched

BRISTOL, L. l., Sept. 9.-The United
States ~ A,edo boat No. was launchd to-
day. The work of putting in her machin-
cry will be accomplished as soon as possi-
BILE. 1t is hoped that she will be ready
for trial in about two weeks.
The herald., 1896-09-10
The 0oYd Deserve

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The treasury
today lost $4S,700 in gold coin and $25, 500 In
bars, which leaves the true amount of gold.
including deposits in exchange for cur
rency $105. .174,657.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-09
A Locomotives Queer Load.

One can never predict exactly what
will be the result of railroad collision.
Sometimes the wrecked cars are piled
up in an astonishing heap; sometimes
they are telescoped; sometimes they
are turned over and over, or twisted
crosswise on the track, or stood up on
end, as baggageman loves to stand a
trunk. But perhaps the queerest of all
accidents of this kind occurred recently
at Towanda, Pa, where a locomotive
drawing train ut full speed ran into
three box cars standing on the track.
One of these cars was lifted bodily, and
almost uninjured, on top of the loco
motive, smashing the smokestack and
part of the cab. There it remained firm
" in place, and the locomotive carried it
to the town of Waverly, near by, where
n photograph was made, showing the
car on it's lofty perch. : Scientific
American.