The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-02
BY LEG r A = Ii
SPECIAL 10 WACO DAILY EXAAiNEh.

Foui III Grand Chit Concert the i,i.o~lns
u.u,pers drew pIlzes.
Ticket NO. ooil drew 5000; -
,,-lUl, 5000; No. uG4, $500; n.
.i,V03, 1s,sil, 10 ovo anu Az, 200 u..o
,'oOO each No. 90, I'l, $io, i2o; ene cap
al prize ol s1Si, oUU Was dawn Dy l.ca,
-,o. 90, lO4. 1t 10 not known nv h..us
.t. No. 1860 dEe" $500; 40. 81, 90.
sS1, 800.
BRYAN, April 1.-On the night of til,
ovtn uit., mob Of about ten negrues
ent To snd demanded entrance Into lu.
store Ut MIR. Leak, about SIX miles west ".
.uis pace. Mr.. Leak adluittsd theuI
they priced sevt rel articies, anu seeing .
gun uehina the ,ouuter, one II them salt
.uat he wanted to buy 1t. " lvu the guh
"as handed him he point, 1t at MIR.
Leaks head, saying snow s.ve up" auu
iIlng at the same time, out Mr.. Leak
threw up his arm and the loud " ent int
the wall above his head, up which
tney fred 1t him from all sides, one shot
.sking effect in Ills breast and one in Lis
1high. They, thinking him dead, took
"nat goods they needed and threw the
balance out OF the house. Not beng sat>
lsned with wna' they had done, they
took his wife out Ut her room ana bru-
.alll outraged Aer seye-ui times before
MIR. Leaks eyes. -Four sroes were ar
rested the mex, morning, Two OF whom
were identlhed oy MI. anu Mrs. Leak a.
oeing implicated in the horrible deed.
Last night mob VI wnIIe men called On
the Sheriff and demanded the jail keys,
but his jailer had them anu could not b.
found. They then went to the Jail ana
openedit by iorce, took out the four ne,
groes and took them about u quarter of IL
mile and hung two ol them, whose names
we've Brown and Higgins. They conft ssea
TO being two of the party, and sad the
other TWO were innocent they were taken
back TO Jail. 1t is also reported that four
more were hung in the Brazos bottom. A
party of white men are still in search OF
the others, who will snare the same fate if
captured. MIR. LeaA is mortally wounded
..u .Ut expected to live. The two ne,
sroes were hanged in the incorporated
nmits, and their bodies brought to town
to-day
| NEW YORK, April 1.-The Coroner's
Jury, in jersey City, brought charge OF
criminal carele.sness against Jno. Nc
Lellan, Telegraph Signal Operator, by
which a collision WAS caused at poin,
# rocks on the Pima railroad, Saturday,
and two men were killed.
Mcclellan has been committed 10 await
rial.
M4MPHIs, Apri! 1.-Two young men
IA his city hold tentn, and club Of
.orty hold fifth Of ticket which drew d
capital prize in the Louisville Lottery.
SUseuEHANNA DEPOT, Pa, April L.
Eight hundred troops are here. More
trouble is apprehended upon their wi,h'
drawal.
|
purted, aud everything is quiet.
The strikers cling together and remain
irm. Those whom the company employ
will go 10 work in 'he shops to-day.
LONDON, April 1.-The Times &C.
xnowledges the existence Of q financis
panic in London, and attributes it to the
effect of those with which New York and
Vienna have been visited, combined with
the depressing influences of the Indis
famine, anu says the check to trade i.
probably MS severe as any former instance
NEw YORK, April IA dispatch
from susauehanna says that after the mer
were paid off yesterday, 1900 of them,
who had been discharged, paraded thu
streets, headed by band Of music, and
subsequently held meeting, at which il
was resolved that if the company wishee
to employ them, it must be in body.
Vice,President Clark addressed them
and sa &c tie company was willing to en-
ploy some of them if they were willing
to abide by rules, This was received
with apparent indifference. He STAGED
that il the men didn't go to work to day
the shops would be closed,
The soldiers anxiously await an ordei
t. 90 home. The men of the First Regi
ment, who are mostly leading business
men in Philadelphia, are especially anx-
ious to get away, as their business needs
their attention.
LIVERPOOL, Apri. 1.-Noon-Cotto
steady and unchanged; Uplands sai
Orleans st@Ssd.
NEW York, April 1,-Cotton dull
UpAnds i7c; Orleans 17sc. Colo
c osed at ll3s
GALVESTON, April l.-Cotton market
GOOD Ordinary i4ss.; Middlings l6te
Cold llS.