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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29

The following larcenies were reported
this morning at the Office of the Super
1ntendent Of Police:
A black cloth dress-coat was stolen
yesterday afternoon or evening from l..
Goldberg, No. 239 West Ninth street.
One white dress, three white skirts,
two linen sheets, two pillows, one boil
1ser, one spread and lot of underwear
we're taken yesterday from the residence
q Mrs. Andrews, northwest corner OF
Seventh and Elm streets. No arrests in
nffhnY eaap
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
The FJre,seuss Benefit

me arrangements for the firemen's
neneft at the Lookout House tonight
are complete, and the prospects are that
ths occasion will be highly interesting
one and very largely attended. Nearly
tan thousand tickets for this and the
oae tomorrow night have been sold, and
WILL In tsstg har ana rsgsra sn
los her heroic fire brigade.
The main hall at the Lookout House
viii be. opened this evening 80 that In
case Of rain there will be shelter for the
JAfge crowd that may be present.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29

MarstdDe LScesssess
: 3he following marriage licenses were
Eaued since our last report:
John Reb0ld and Magdalena Kareth.
Joseph Franzle and Mary Forster.
Eeter j. LEIGH and Catharine Ludwig.
Dhikp g. Fox and Minnie Hettle.
q. Wiese and Henrietta Hohlt.'
Louis Hermann and Lille Rettele.
Andrew Brenell and Lizzie Long.
Louis Wirthwine and Annie Styles.
G, 6fesselmapsand Bertha Phillippson.
Joseph Diettli6 and Lizzie Stumpp.
Charles Ferguson and Lizzie Connors.
=. D. Chapman and L. v. Hates.
j. R.Wlnklebeck and Amanda Gusley.
Joseph Lampee and Maggie Dome lly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
Is IT ANY WONDERi

In view Of the immense amount OF Saleratus
ard adulterated Baking Powders uRed by the
masses Of people In food, is it any wonder that
there are diseased gums, decayed teeth, weak
and useless muscles, and disoi idered digestion?
See to it that you escape these evils by using
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder, the only
kind made, by physician, with special refer
ence to its heaIthfulness, aud indorsed as such
by thousands who have used 1t for the past
seven years. We do not hesitate to indorse 1t
Prices Special Flavorings. Orange, Lemon, &c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29


Hamilton County Agricultural Society.
The Board of Managers met yesterday
with the following members present:
Messrs. Wilson, Brown, McWhorter,
Williams, Howe, Fowler, Turpen, Fares
and Ferris.
Treasurer Brown reported that the net
receipts of the picnic; after paying all
expenses, were $40.
The Treasurer also reported payment
of Sill 10 on compromise of old premium
orders.
Messrs. Wilson ana Fares reported
that the G.. H. h d. and Short-line Rail-
roads had offered halt-fare arrangements
between Connersville, Dayton and Gin
cinnati, all regular trains to stop at the
fair grounds.
The resignation of Mr.. Williams as
Marshal was accepted, and G. A. Howe
elected to his place.
Mr.. McWhorter was appointed Com
mittee on Music to engage band.
Fancy posters, were ordered to be
the plan of having a society dinner on
the grounds on Wednesday, the second
day OF the Fair, and to have addresses
from prominent public men.
Messrs. Fares e. Fisher donated O
"Lady Gay" cooking stove, to be offered
to the young lady under twenty years oil
age cooking the best meal for six persons
in the shortest time. The donation was
accepted with thanks and ordered to be
added to the list of premiums.
On motion, adjourned to meet at the
Fairgrounds at 10 O'clock A. NJ, Tues
day, 17th of August.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
BITTER CORDIAL.
Sny der's Celebrated Bitter Cordial

lMPARTS STRENGTH TO THE STOMACH,
vitality to the bowels, activity to the liver and
health to the kidneys. As tonicit is superior
to any other compound, and as curative agent
for dyspepsia, nervous debility and prostra-
ito, disrrhea, fever and ague, loss Of appetite.
sleeplessness, nausea, &C., 1T is unsurpassed.
For sale by druggists generally, at 81 per bot
tie. JOHN KEESHAN, General Agent.
apls-0Ot. .Th. Z. .Tu Cor Sixth and Walnut SITS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
LEGAL.

nIVORCE-William L. Thompson. jr., has
~ been sued by Louisa F. Thompson for a
divorce and the custody Of their child, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, Hamilton county. o.,
on account OF gross neglect Of duty and willful
absence for three years. Unless he answers
within six weeks from this date, the petition
will be taken US true.
July ID. 1875. J. B. CONKLIN, Attorney,
jy16-6tTh N. W. Cor. Court and Main.
i Certificate No. zoos for three shares Of One
Hundred Dollars each, Of the Capital Stock Of
the Cincinnet Gas Light and Coke Company,
issued to the subscriber May 80. 1874, is believed
June, 1S14; and demand has been made upon
laid Gas Company for CeltihcSte In lieu Of
said lost Certifcate, ip accordance with Article
xv Of the Bylaw Of said Company.
: Cincinnati, July 70. 1876 jyasrlSt tM&Th
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
= Cough Worn Victims
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co.
c. WELLS, Treasurer,
2O1 VINE STREET.
A6y- The type for this paper comes s
from this Foundry.
PIANOS.

Besides the uarjvaled Decker Brothers.
and Valley Gem Pianos, and Estey Organs,
we have at all times large assort-
ment Of Pianos and Organs at bargains
for cash, or on easy payments. d. Il.
BALDWIN & CO., 1853 w. Fourth street.
jH15-1y.Tu.Th&
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
Baseball.

The Blue Stockings, of Cumminsvllle,
defeated the Milfords yesterday, In six
innings, by score of three to one. The
Milfords refused to play after the sixth
inning, as they were dissatisfied with
the umpire.
The Blue Stockings will play the Buck
eyes, Of Columbus, on Saturday, on the
grounds OF the former. ,.f..
The Bacciocco Baseball Club organ
lied recently with the following mem-
bers: A. J. Kelley, first b. and captain; !;
Charles Kelley, second b.; Thomas Gill;
iece, third b.; VIM. Kerber, 8. 8; Bever-
ley, Musselman, l. T.; VIM. Earles, @. f.;
Chas. Patterson, r. T.; Mat. Fox, c., and
VIM. Buttermack, p.; Monterville Hill +,
medical attendant; John Bacciocco, re-
ireshment supervisor. All challenges
must be sent to D. Bacciocco, corner
Third and Smith streets.
The Cincinnati Amateurs play the
Coyingt0n Stars this afternoon at the
grounds Of the latter, provided the
weather is favorable.
The Mutuals defeated the Deluge B. B.
G. by SCORE of II tot The Mutuals
have organized by electing the following
officers: 8. Harris. captain; s. DAILY,
President; G. Vale, Secretary, w. Lev
endorf, Treasurer, and B. Lugurman,
stockholder. The club is ready to re.
ceive challenges through Its Secretary,
G. Vale, LAT Longworth, from clubs
ranging from 10 TO 16 years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29
EDUCATIONAL.
Cincinnati Wesleyan College

1NoR the education Of Young Women ir g
thorough Classical and Scientific Course,
Belles-iettres, Art and Music. full corps OF
experienced Teachers; complete buildings;
healthy Rooms; parental discipline; pleas
ant College home. Price reasonable. PRIMARY
Department for little girls. Tuition low. Text
Term begins September 2sd. Illustrated Cata-
logue sent en- application to =.
Rev. DAVID II. MOORE, DID,, Pres't,
jy22-3tTh, ,2tw,eow ClNClNNAIl, y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

TIE CgNTENNIAL MEETING, in the A.
semnly Chamber, last evening, g..
called to order 10y Major Mccoy, who
gave 4 brief history Of the efforts and
measures thus far taken in the matter Of
the proposed Centennial Exposition to
be, h-ld in 1876. He stated, what ought
10y TINS time to be well known. that the
Commissioners ave devoting their time
and labor III the matter without pecuni-
AIRY compensation or hope of reward.
Nrvada's quota asked Of her citizens hv
subscription to the stock at : 10 per share,
Is Sll 02O. As a matter of pride and pat
riotism he thought the amount should
be subscribed Immediately. For the
proper representation of Nevada in the
exposition bill is before our Legislature
asking for an appropriation OF go coo.
The passage of this bin was also urged
The meeting was addressed hy Messrs
Earian, Dow. Medtr. Bonnihe,d, Kit
trell, and probably others after our L.
potter left. Ii was urged that. though
We were perhaps the wealthiest State in
the Union. We could only become great
by being known, and this opportunity
offered 10y the Centennial Exposition We
could not afford to lose. We shall refer
to thi, subject again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

Tug FAvolurR-Fhe Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of hing and Ormsry STR, L.. il becoming
the faNurlte T. sort Of tins city. The great
attracted is Frderi,bsJErg Eu,r, while the
hrst Of wines. Liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar. \ inst class billiard Table for the
anu-tIu''.t If gII' st~. rola mu h al all hDfu-
and hearty good ,t,,r ton all Bre is r,-ro.I. a..
dauau7 10 puihc ia,uI. l.. l.. Brown Is tie
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

PEoF. AcDoNAID AND Dr.. Rice
Both Of these gentlemen will take part
in the lecture, tonight, upon phrenolo-
~, hyGene. etc. As the lecture is free,
no doubt but the audience will be large.
For particulars see their advertisement
in another column.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

of its arrival TO the consignre. finally
passed and now goes to the Governor.
Adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

STEEL RAILS. - The Virginia and
Truckee Railroad have received another
cargo of steel rails. They will be used
In relaylng the track between the Silver
City switch and the Mound House,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

PIANO AND ORGAN TUSING-Mr F. A. Herring
the well known tuner OF musical instruments
has returned to Carson, and offers his profess
ional services to these who may need them. He
is recommended as thorough workman and
Fosters Drug Store.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

served by JhdT1es ". Ffiend, Carson
City, Nevada.
Latitude. go l0' Longitude. ll9s I6'.
Elevation above sea level-l ,Gl5 feet.
Feb, udry, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

The alarm Of fire, about II clock
last night was caused by the burning out
of a ~Iaoke-stack in Davis planIn5-inil
northeast of the Capitol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
ASSEN BLY,.
Morning Session.


House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Dovev in the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Kelly.
REPORTS.
Bergstein, from the Committee on
Corporations, reported unfavorably on
the bin forming new county out Of
Humboldt, to be called Buena Vista.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Amending the Act offering rewards for
killing pestiferons animals-Sl so for
cayotes, each. 50 for wild cats, ono ref
erence to mines and 50 each for Cali
fornia lions.
BILLS APPROVED.
The Acting Governor announced his
approval Of Wren's bill, providing for
the removal Of trustees md other off
Gals of corporations, by majority vote
of the stockholders.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

LENrEN SEEvIcE.-Thero viii be Div
inc Service in the School Room Of the
Episcopal Church this afternoon at one
o clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

BY EariaA 4 wide awake memher>-
changing the time # meeting from II
4. u. to 10 A NJ. It vas shown that
there were only seven bills before the
Senate. and that business was not rush
ing. Mr.. Cassidy did not want t. get
III SO soon, had rather sit later in the
afternoon, he was not in the habit Of
getting up before day, aud thought II
O'Clock was early enough.
Mr.. Hickey wanted a few hours sleep
at least, and could not get here so soon.
The resolution was lost.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
MOTIONS.

Senator McChnton moved that Har-
rigton, now in custody Of the Sergeant
at-Arms be discharged from custody. He
was II witness before the Prison 1nvesti-
eating Committee and uot appearing at
the proper TIM. WIS arrested and hold
for contempt. 1t WA, shown that no
contempt Was intended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
SEVENTH SESSION.
Senate Forty sixth Day.

CARLSON CITY. February is, 1879.
MorniO- Session.
The Senate met at / A. NJ.
President pro tei,. Stevenson in the
Chair.
PRAYER 10y the Rev. Mr.. Tevis.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
BILLS SIGNED.

The Governor has signed the bill au-
thoriz;ng Prison Directors to hire out the
labor Of cOuIIcts.
Bill for the relief Of Matt. Rinckel, in
the sum Of = 90. for beet furnished
the State Prison.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

The Carson Incorporation Bill was
taken up and r.frrIel to the Ormshy
County p,icgat.on.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21
rr...r.rs.sss. for Ds,.s.s...

Col. 81. B. Andrews, chairman Of the
cuszmittss. on transportation for dele
gstes, having completed all necessary
aFrangements with railway lines, has
addressed the following letter, which
explains itself, 10 Col. stone and Judge
Cleveland: @. L. Cleveland, Esq,
Chairman Distinct. Democratic com
nittse, Col. u. @. Stone, Chairman
County Denocratic Committee:
Oentlemen-I have secured half
,ysfss for, all : delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Convention, converting
here January o, 1875, from the fol.
lo~ing railroads; Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson, and Galveston,
HArrsaburg and San Antonio Railway,
Inisrnatiopal and Great Northern.
Taxa Pacific, and Houston and Texas
Csntxal. Delegates will procure their
tickets II the station where they take
the care ,psyipg full fare for same,
#. ard the Houston and Texas Central
and Texas Central will issue excursion
tickets upon their presenting their
credentials ss delegates. The Interna-
tionali and Great Northern will
rsturn free on my iudofsing their Gre
dsntials or certificates OF membership
also Galveston, Houston and Hender.
son, and Galveston Harrisburg and
Ban Antonio. 9u BEES
Respectfully, H. b. ASDREws,
Chairman transportation Committee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21
Texas Grange Notes.

r. d. McGee, W. NJ. Cottonwood Grange,
1,025, writes US an encouraging letter from
Seguin, viE.:
Our Grange still doing we'll; four spplics,
tions since my last. All are well pleased
with your paper. l wish II were SO that
every member Of the Order could be en-
tered on your subscription list. think
nothing speaks more highly for the intelli'
gsnee and prosperity o. :, .G,s Grange or y, y,
our official journal.
j. B. Mann is now Secretary and T. b
Thorn Treasurer, instead Of A. j. Fisher
and p. B. Darlington, resigned.
In not 80 cheering strain, another w. M.
(whose name and county we VIII not tell
writes that he finds It impossible to get sub
scribers. Fact is, says he, "our farmers ar,
not reading people"-a fearful condition
Of things, truly, aud one that must b,
changed, II the thing possibly can be done
"our farmers not a reading peoplei" Sol
emnly and most earnestly We tell the farmer
Of Texas they must become not only read
Ing but thinking people before they cal
ever do much In improving their condition
In life. knowledge is power; ignorance tbi
reverse and farmers who do not read, It'll,
as they may think OF II, actually invite ant
encourage the very wrongs and imposition
Of which they now complain.
BY q resolution of Cypress Gnuge, No
l42, Bunet county, the Secretary was au
thorixed to order copy OF the EXAMINE
AND PATRON to be forwarded to twelv,
members Of said Grange. The Worthy Sec
retsry, Bro. A. Giesecke, adds "The sub
schption VIM be paid as soon as none!
order can De obtained" Many thanks q
the brethren Of Cypress Grange. This is |
move In the right direction, and one which
we trust, will be followed by many othe
Oranges. t..sf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21
()TFIcE
s. ROOSEVELT 4 CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
.. q. Box $3.50.
Nsw YORK, sept. Is, lS7t.


Nxw YoEk, sept. 10, lS7b.
'DnAsoaIR--In connection with oni
hard~ure business. which will DO con-
duoted - hsrstofore, We have srxsn
lied u cotton factotags and genera
commissions department., and beg lcsve
TO tender our services In that capsoits
to shtpporu VI produce 10 this marke.'
In dotaR W Ss tan aksAur1 our fricnus
that our orr PYnisstinn 10 complete, aha
our facilities for haudling cotton,
wool. hides, &c., ac., equal 70 hAy
hOtAss ~ the trade. VIZ are funy pre-
paiea "a make ~ liberal advances ~
s,ssl, VA 4. duo regard y, ssfsty will Jus.
tiiy. uiid Ia make fliiLfui aud proinps
retssais, ,tos. .Aii property committsa
our care attending, ss ws posnssy
do, ~ " hAsAaot legitimate cominision
busiuess, und, under no clrcumstAnou,
tO either buy OF sell bale OF cotton
fur vtAr ns ~ account, elhbies US W
sure our frientis Thai our best exeruohi., III,
wnl bo dii.ot.d towards ihsuIins o,. .u
insrksr rxtss for all cOnsiRnuen"
made us. A..
uoAE " ~. ,BcOgin, 80 we'll known :"
our friends M Texas. La, AM Ala IA
VII cuiAaniie wlih,p NJ heretofore, ~ ,.
viii spend the greater portion OF W
time ~ ihOst !biuitt Mid follct oon
sigi,ii,e,itSl Ne have also secured w
s.ryices VI Mr.. David Ruskin' VIZ VIZ
isap sxpsiiri In handling coI.on
An, In llls, inarkr, Ias familiartLsu
him With all "details Ui ibe business ~ ~
Wii give 'hk eiitire atieiition 70 ths ~ !.
of nil rhipmruis sent 10 US, aud wiz anS "a
pleased 1tlhssAr from his old fritUus nn an
Correspondents In his new oonneot,Ua' a.,a
We Will sudsavor 10 keep our ou :.
toners posted OH the conditi IN oi IN N
market, HiId furnish them win N.Y. ~
formatiaN IN our power ~ may w
their interest. ..ra of
Respectfully soliciting u shaIo a, a,
your business and . trial shipmst'' ~
nn early day, We remain,
&C.,, 4. fOYrs, most truly
sApts7J&wifl b. hOOsEVELT& W.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21
rRxAs NEWS AND OPINIONS:

q The Bolton Review seconds the re-
commendation Of correspondent Of
the EXAMINER relative to the nomi-
nation Of Judge Renick as Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals.
The Gatesville Sun thinks the next
time Texas wants new Constitution
she will call on her editors to make it.
II critics were always good creators,
that might do, Mr.. Sun. We don't
think they, as class, would succeed
better than lawyers, farmers, mechan-
les or doctors.
George, 'item George" crows over
poor Noteworthy, and says that Capt.
Rowe, the gardener at the penitentiary,
raised two heads of cabbage, each
weighing eight pounds aud perfectly
solid. Was George writing his auti-
biography when he penned these liuesi
The Age is free lance, and goes
prodding about in all directions, with
a careless pugnacity indicative of many
future rough knocks and punched ribs.
A little of that is very good, Mr.. Age,
but too much is like an overdose of
benzine, it is liable to get one into
trouble.
We didn't think anything could
shock Sw ct, of the San Antonio Her
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21

At a mass meeting in Bell county,
on Saturday, resolutions were adopt
ed cordially endorsing and recon.
mending Gov. Coke, but disapprov'
ing Lieut.. Gov. Hubbard. Also one
highly complimentary to Gen. Ster'
ling Robertson, as a member from
that county of the late Constitution
al Convention. Delegates to the Gal
weston Convention were appointed,
but our informant, Mr.. Reid, re
members the names of only two
Gen. s. Robertson and Mr.. Tom
Jones. Will not some of oul
friends help us keep posted on what
goes on over that way?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21

leH Bishop Haven likes notoriety
be- must be the happiest man in
America to-day. 1t is difficult to
tell whether the Methodist or the
Administration journals are the
most provoked with him. The
third-tegm advocates, however, are
n . state of mind bordering on
desperation. The ardent Bishop
has seriously endangered their pro.
jest by giving it 20 strong . secta-
risn aspect, aud has pulled the
tAird-term spook from its grave at
. most inoportune moment, since
,that reappearsuce gives color TO the
suspicion that the President's mes
sage was Q direct bid for q renomi'
uatiou. J There are . great many
excellent people in the country who
would have been able to reconcile
themselves to almost any affective
dispensation whereby Bishop Ha
ven's tongue should have been tied
for ever, rather than have it wag tt
loosly ON that fatal day in Boston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21

Some Of our subscribers at JEFF
ferson talk about disseminating, on
account of not receiving their paper.
viii not the postmaster there be
careful to deliver to subscribers
only. In many instances persons
not subscribers take a paper out,
and that is the last of it, so far as
the proper owner is concerned, gets
mad and stops his paper. We pro-
test, II il doubly an abuse of official
position to thus, through careless
mess and neglect, subject true, hon
est men to loss for the benefit of,
TO say the least, very questionable
character. The thing should not
be did. b''tna-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21
srATE NEWS.
Iaalyeston News.l

loNtftStbu lNtWrsl
Major Leigh Chalmers, Secretary Of
the Constitutional Convention, left
yesterday evening for Austin, having
previously distributed the Journals
and the constitution 10 the members--
forty thousand by mail and express.
His rare officiency will be appreciated
by those whs understand the magni-
tiide of clerical and other labors which
he had accomplished.
Is. A. Herald
We regret to learn of the death of p.
B. Word, District Attorney Of Golisd.
Largo quantities ef cotton raised In
Bexar, Mediana and Atascoso counties
are being brought to town and sold OF
exchanged for goods. There is much
larger cotton crop grown west OF SaI
Antonio than anybody has any idea OF
J1 tGatesville Sun.l
The weather for the past few week
has been simply lovely, and farmer
have been pushing their work with |
vim. Cotton Il about gathered, but II
will be some time before It can all b.
ginn cd. A large area Of wheat Is beinI
SOW ed rapidly. ja
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-21
Il is said that a hundred and six

Il is said that q hundred and six
ty-one painters were engaged paint
ing q "sign," to be hung in Con-
gressional halls, upon the assembling
of Congress- which reads: "No
subsidies granted here" Indeed,
the election of Mr.. Kerr as Speaker
indicates hostility firmly rooted
and established, to. the granting Of
any more railroad subsidies. As a
rule the action is correct, unques-
tionably, but one cannot help re-
GREETING that practicable, safe and
reasonable railroad route had not
been constructed on a southern line,
between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, before the matter of subsidy
had been thus effectually sepul
chred. The indications now are
thst Tom Scott's bill will have
rough SAILING in Congress this win
tar, and we in Texss will not regre
it, If tits only intended as a feede
to his other railroad enterprises, ,ant
isto build up st. Lonis and othe
Northern cities, at the expense o
the South, and to the direct injur
Of Texas and her manufacturin
and commercial interests. If Tor
fails, then the line of the Californi
Pacific looms up into Importance
and is then the promise Of the +,
ture, and more especially OF tn
Southern States and cities.