The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-07
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AUSTIN June S.-It is probable that the
Supreme Court will be divided in tho opinion
cf the international bond question, as only
four out Of five judges preside in said ease,
Judge Moore having been counsel fer Tho
road. It Is thought that the opision will be
rendered on Monday; but il is mighty unccr
tain. '''"
In the District Court the jury are evenly
divided IN the case of Ars Middlebrooks Va.
the Central Railroad, claim for $4,000 for
injuries received by tho cars Of defendant. II
is hung. Jury, without prospect Of settlement
Weather fine. -tlN.'.. -ll 7
The attendance at the closing exercises OF
the Texas Military Institute WAS very large.
The cadets looked splendid aud reflected the
highest credit on Major James, the principal.
At 10 o'clock the cadets marched to the
Avenue Hotel. and, taking up the orators Of
the day, Colonel George Flournoy, of Calves.
ton, an d Judge Terrell of this city, proceeded
to the capitol The Hall of Represents tives
was crowded, mainly with ladies, who pre-
sented very handsome appearance. I'D. y
EAvAsoTA, TEXAS, June 6.-Gless Kinney,
colored, murderer of A. Abrams, peddlar,
near Bolton, Texas, on or about the fourteenth
of May, was captured on Widow Scotts
place, thirteen miles from here, to-day, by w
P. Cearnal. The murderer il lodged in the
Anderson jail.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Ths Louisiana
Patrons Relief Comm ittee of the State Grange
have been doing good service in rendering as
| sistance TO members Of the Order IN the over
flowed districts. They appeal for further aid
to Oranges throughout the Union.
PARIS, June 5.--The American pilgrims
to day went in procession to the GrOtto oi
our Lady of Lourdes They carried the
A. Aa nil ~
procession, and uncovered and Baluted the
pilgrims with loud cheers as they passed.
A Eacred banner, which was brought from
America, MAS presented at tho shrine Vt the
close of the ceremonies. The pilgrims pro-
cesdod TO Marseilles TO take tho steamer for
Civita Veccha, all in good health.
SYRACUSE, juno A.-The afternoon session
of the Ant. secret Society convened, and was
turned into political meeting. About two
hundred delegates wero present. Blanchard,
of Wheaton College, subu ittsd preamble
and resolutions for tho National political
party opposed to secret societies.
After long debate and some amendments
the report was adopted. The name of the
party is to DO "The Americans" and the
platform OF principle is 10 be framed by a
committee Of one from each State. A
national convention is to be called to nom.
nate a presidential candidate. The deUate
was very warn in regard to embodyiug Ike
name of God in the constitutional plank in
the platform which was finally adopted
HUTceIss, June 8, 1874 Hon. A. Bled.
900, ex.Comptroler Of the State, was married
on Thursday to Mrs. Ellison, of Birdsville
Tarrant county.
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 9. 6.-Charles Claiborne,
late Clerk OF the U S.DistriclCourt. absent since
the l4th Of May, is now reported TO have alb
seconded with a large amount of money be-
longing to citizens, estimated at from $4,000
to 100000.
HoUsToS, June 6.--Tho following afteen
District Deputy Grand Masters were also daily
installed: J. q. Brown, OF LaGrange, First
Masonic district; Il. E. Smith, of Austin,
second district Henry Scherflius, of Hous-
ton, third district; David Doole, OF Fort Ma
son, fourlh district John Matlock, of Wsxs
,hachio, ffih district; Hasten Twomey, OF
Pamela. sixth district; 0.J. Eddleman, Of
Denton, seventh district; John Watson.
eighth district; E. F. Rregmeysr. Of Crockett,
ninth district; j. N. Bickiord, or Lavaca,
tenth district; A. J. Rose, eleventh district
II. @. Oliphant, of Huntsville, twelfth district !;
Haywood Biogham, of La vonia, thirteenth
district; r. W. Hubert, of Moscow, four
teenlh district U. Y. Bailey, of Rockport,
fifteenth district