The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-20
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j. w. DOWNS, Editor and Proprietor
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WACO, TUESDAY, JANUARY &c
We are indebted to Hon. A. II. Willie,
M. c., for valuable public documents.
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The Sherman Register is engaged in a
Patriotic fight with brother editor OF
that city.
The late warn spell" in the Northern
States is without parallel in these
modern days.
Grants peculiar.pet, Baez. Dictator
of San Domingo, has found it conven>
lent to pay his patron a hasty visit.
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The Ennis Argus thinks 1t might be
dangerous to turn the Lord loose in
Congress with that "scornge OF small
cords"
Our dispatches this morning from
Austin are of the most gratifying
character, and indicate an early and
peaceful solution of all our political
troubles.
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Republicanism in Spain does not
thrive. The soil (people) is not of a
character to produce good specimens
OF well developed human liberty.
The scent of the old inquisition still
hangs round her.
We acknowledge the compliment of
an invitation to the anniversary cele>
bration of the Ciceronian Literary So
cie,y, Of Roanoke College, Va, Mon
day evening, February 90.
We notice the name of one Texan
9. v. Cavitt,. on the ticket.
The Magnolia Club, of Houston,
which is an amateur theatrical com.
bination, composed of young gen.
tlemen and ladies of Houston, are
playing for the benefit OF the Howard
Association Of that city. This is in
deed very praiseworthy, and we wish
them the utmost success.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has q
long orticle on the situation in this
State. It condemns the recent SUI
preme Court decision In no measured
terms, and thinks If the law was good
enough tor Davis, until he was de-
teated, it is abundantly SO for Coke,
since HE was elected,
"a Miss Turnage, of Fayette county,
got Horned few days since in Lac range,
oficisf. Quite stir was created over
the event. She married Mr.. A. Korn
(acorn). We suppose the result will be |
trees. In any event she is all o. K. (oak. |
Neria Ledger"
That's an of-"Fish"-ious remark, Fish
burne. There will be little Korns (corns)
toe be sure.
The late action of the working people
North is severely commented on by the
press. 1t is styled Communist move,
leading in the direction of agrarianism,
awlessness and a complete upsetting of
ociety. The subject is engaging the ats
ention of some Of the ablest minds in
he nation. We doubt if solution of
he difficulties of the case can be had,
without some stringent legislation on the
ubject.
Fishburn, OF the Mexia Ledger,
eads Van Horn, of the Corsicana
Observer, humorous, and at the
anne time, comprehensive lecture on
is connection with the "back pay"
natter, which has much good sense,
Ound logic, as well as humor in it.
Our position" exactly, friend !,
'ishburn.
The banking house Of Henry Clews il
Co., of New York, which it will f,
o remembered, was one among the
'rge number to succumb to the finan-
Ial crash last September, in resuming
usiness say: "Presenting ourselves el
gain to the public in active business, 4
ith facilities unimpared, with the J
'ility to pay all our obligations In
III, and with the addition of new m
embers to our firm. xa are deter III