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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01
GRANGE UNITY.

tional Grange, at Louisville, teach
es valuable lesson to the country,
and political parties of every shade
and complexion. Here the dele
gates from every State and terri
tory of the Union, widespread and
divergent, differing in very many
respects, politically and otherwise,
come together, consult and act
upon many important matters, and
throughout all their work is trace
able unity of purpose, a single
ness of aim, and perfect harmony
which is as singular as it is preg-
nant with promise for the future
good of the people of the whole
country.
The farmer of Maine, and his
brother of Texas, meet upon com
mon ground, strive for common
end, and hope to reap a common re-
ward This sort of untitled body,
occupying a central position IN
American economy, cannot fail in
producing good results, and these
good results are to become the
: property, not alone of the farmer,
but of every class and condition of
, the people of our widely extended
, country. Here is to be found the
rallying ground of the armies OF
conservative thought, conservative
views, and conservative action. The
business purposes of an Order
stretching over this vast area,
tinged and shaped by every local
purpose and circumstance, would,
one would naturally expect, clash
and run in divergent grooves. But
the broad catholic spirit, pervading
) the delegates, united to policy
distinguished for its wisdom and
foresight, has been successful in SC
uniting the masses as that the ac'
tion had on all the great questions
coming before the National Grange
! have been easily and satisfactorily
disposed of.
Is not here a worthy example
found for the political parties of th'
! country? Whenever leaders of po
{ litical parties can get their own con
: sent to bring all their prejudices
i ambitions and hopes to common
end, and that end, the best good o
all, without reference to State o
sectional lines, then may We hop
u for results such as have distin
y guished the action of the Nations
a Grange, to follow political action.
g Agriculture, and all the varied an
II multitudinous interests which han
ii upon her effort will feel the new an
T. valuable impetus gwen her by tf
lie late harmonious action of IL
II. farmer-delegates to this meeting I
Us the farmer-congress of the natio
ne Such meetings of the people
n this have value which rises inf
H. itely above the mere consideratio
re of Grange advantage. Not o
ey single delegate present but will
oy turn to his distant home, with kin
Sc lier feelings and more unselfish p'
M poses with regard to his brethren
other States and other sections, a
to the same spirit which has operat
the so benefcently in the local GRAM
wh M will be seen and felt among the p'
The pie represented by the delegates
the National Grange.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

Somebody advertises in the London
Times for servant girl that fears the
Lord and can carry one cwt. Hand maid.
ems that can successfully wrestle with
an hundred pound weight are not usu'
ally the sort OF females that fear the
Lord, or anybody else, for that matter.
Hartford Post.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

The question of Speaker for
the next Congress is interesting and
agitating our contemporaries. As
that body is largely Democratic
and they have plenty of good ma
terial from which to choose, we pro-
pose to permit them to do so, even
had we the vanity to suppose for
an instant, that anything we could
aay, would influence the result, even
in the smallest way.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

The Statesman says there Is
trouble in the Land Office, because
clerks charge extra for work done
out of Office hours. coffee hours
is an arbitrary term, and may mean
much or little work. Our idea of
"ofice hours" is, for the clerical
force TO work until the business OF
the day is done, be the terms OF the
service, long or short.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

A rustic hanging basket suspended
from the arch of bay window is q
pretty sight. The rustic effect il
produced by prongs of wood fastened
to a bowl. The basket should be
lung just high enough to smartly catch
the head OF the person rising beneath
1t. One such basket. with the PRONG
firmly nailed on, will do more to ad
vance knowledge of astronomy in q
family than all the text books in Chris
tendon. m.-Danbury News.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

The Empress of Austria has sent to
Ars. Burton fine gold locket with the
royal monogram and impe rial crown
in diamonds, as mark Of her sppre'
citation Of the latter's book on 'The
Inner Life Of SYRIA"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

without the daily use OF a healthy tonic,
the American constitution cannot stand up
against the dyspeptic influences Of food and
climates, and the only question is, which Ii
the best. We have tried many, but have
found none So invigorsting, none go thor
oughly preventive, as the Home Stomach
children can take them and experience ben
eft, while u daily indulgence In their us,
Keeps all the organs OF digestion and ex
cretion In thoroughly healthy working or
der. To give mouey Tor medicine after day.
Of suffering is folly when use OF the HON,
Stomach Bitters will secure sound health
and vigorosu body. Every one should keel
them In the house and take them as regu
larly as any other food. They are not sup
Elementary, but actual necessities.
n26lw 10 M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

The Texas Express Co. calls for and de-
ivers freiS Shts free Of drayage, new aud
quicker connections at lower rates, have
Been made 10 all accessible poinis.
septlld3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

Our exchanges have great deal to
say about editorial ability" What
n country editor really needs is the
ability to live on four shillings pei
week and smoke his own cigars.
gansport Pharos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01
STATE NEWS.
IAthens Courier. |

On last Saturday evening, George y.
Honeycut and David Treadwoll, Of this
county, while under the influence Of
whisky, got into row and finally
fist fight, in which tie former was
somewhat bruised. Afterwards he fol-
lowed Trcadwell up, against his CTread.
well's) orders, and indulging in some
unfriendly GESTURES, was shot with q
pistol by the latter, the ball entering
his bowels and inhicting, 1t is suppos.
ed, . fatal wound. Treadwell made
good his escape.
Palestine Advocate.
A party of huntsmen went out in
the vicinity Of Pannerman lake last
week to enjoy the chase, the result
OF their hunt from Wednesday morn
ing to Saturday night was twenty eight
deer, salted and packed and brought
home.
| [Austin Statesman.
Mr.. Charles w. Ohrndorf, now con.
nected with the Texas German Land
and Immigration Bureau, Of st. Louis,
is in the city. About eighty immi
grants accompanied him to Texas, but
four or five of whom, however, came
as far as Austin. The society expects
to induce heavy immigration to Texa,
the coming spring.
Navasota Tablet.
Mrs. Ehinger has sent us potato,
grown by Mrs. John II. Bowen, which
rather excelled anything Of the kind
we have seen. 1t was monster
weighing eight pounds, and quite ,
curiosity to individuals green from
the Ststes;" but such things, after all
are common in Texas. Radishes grow
from one to two feet in length for Capt
p. A. Smith, in the lot adjoining tn
Tablet office, and turnips so large tina
we are afraid to tell the truth abou
them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

WTACO NATIONAL BANK.
Successor to Fort & Jackson)
Waco. Texas.
Authorized Capital sith,S
Paid nm CaDital l,U,n
wM. A. FeRT, gro. W. JAChs"n,
President Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WIN. A. Fort, w. B. TIice
+. A. Sturgis, 7. T.. Abeel
CORRESPONDENTS:
winslow Lanier & Co., rev York
First National Bank, Cincinnati
Bartholow, Lewis & Co., st. Louns
Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans; Texas banking and Insurance
TO-. Galveston.
I Ills Bank begins business this day
and succeeds the well-known banking
firm of
FORT & JACKSON.
II will be managed by these gen.
| tlemen, assisted bv an able board OF
Directors, and will DO n general Bank
ing and Exchani 0 business.
Waco, Texas. Dot. 4, -.S1t. ben.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

A RTHUR'S hlusThATtp IiuML Mao
AAziHr. THE linurrI rii Mnprl =
OF America. Two s,Iial rinI, ~ lsiG
"Eagleselihe,n b, Mrs. Julia 4, II DuIr;
and Miriam" by T. s. Arthur. Hut
terlek's Newest Patterns in every No.
Terms: 81 20 per year; 3 copies for
ID 90. Splendid Book offers and Pre-
miums. Specimen number 10 cents.
Dl3 4w II. \. ARTHUR 4 Sou, Phila., Pa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

A N OUTFIT FREE We want som.
hone In every county to take order,
md deliver goods for the old and orig
nal @. .. ID, House. Large cash wages
plendid chance In every neigbborhood
or the right person of either sex, young
r old. Samples, new lists, circular
erms, etc, a complete outfit sent fr,'
post paid. Send for IL at once and maxi
money at your homes. Address, II. j
HALL 4 Co., 6N. Howard 1t, Baltlm"ir
nl3 4w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

Elysian Fields, Harrison Co., Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

"cutnG rates." IL not directly at least through the
Empire and State lines.
W. ii. Burgess OF the npire line said TO q TRIBUNE
reporter that tho Company did not make any rates
below the tariff schedule, Dut IL TIE agents found that
~ other nc s,ekng to take their customers
by any system oil undertaking for Tho business they
were not likely to let that business II by any fair
means IT could he pres rved AGENTS slated yesterday
That was generally believed that the present
rates Tor freight would not remain nrm alter the open
ing of lake navigation the New York Celtrl. by
its connectons, would have the commind of the long
line of irOnt and could then Ford V reduce rates
even lower tban those now charged by the Bttimoro
and Ono Road. At the OH OF the Efir and rnnsv
vanla everything reported to he ia the same
condition heretofore.
The Ere directors held o meeting yesterday, nomi-
naly confirm The action OF the representatives at the
Railway Conference the united action OF the
Erie Railway vita tne New-E. gland roads leading 20
Boston. I; was minated tlat the question OF rates
also brought up at the meeting. aud that the
respoDdence that mad taken place between President
Jewet anu the Presidents Of tine and tue
Baltimore and OHIO rOais discussed WHAT action II
taken either Of these subjects could not he
asceraiDed, the meeting held with closed doors
and Information refused after the Adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

p GG9 am oonstraind therefore, denv the motion vscste
the shmer with The Lopion and Hartford Publishing
Cmpany sg' DlopMut notice Of motion Helfensen ast
Ferstro1 Mast Oil blanha Moleson ag He-MasI ave mo-
tiec order granted Under the rule CowuT
at Cassyf the defendant will bond in the Of 81 OOo
with approx by the Court conditional for the
neht Of Judgment dsmage that be recovered
BY the pu the motion will be granted payment Of costs Of mo
ton 10 psnf deEed with VI motion panh
Robinson Bushune will allow supplemental COMPLAINT be
Med IN the Of MARI Robinson bat cannot grant the further relief
asked for.
BY Ja!ee Donohue.-Kisin art Acknowledgement.
Superior COurt-Special IeTm-By Judge Curtis
MosoOm Bnk Of Montreal agt Howard .. aL-Moon 20 amend
swer add denied with anf to abide event Of
suit Ao Dadon ct aStsy granted deposit by appellant
OF $3.50 United States Trust Company subject TO tie event Of the
appeal order led notice WismsNotOn TO
amend Of plaintiffs first notice
Of tnzl date and .nnent fer tnal W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
QUESTION OF FATAL NEGLIGENCE BY CON
TRACTORS.

George LOesch, administrator, sued Elmers
W. Griffith and Others, contractors, in the Superior
Court Yesterday, account OF the death of Loeschs
son. &c between ana years. claiming that the death
was the result OF tho defendants carelessncss About
year and half ago the little boy residing III Ninety
frst-st near Madison ave. went to play, and soon
afterward found with his head caught between the
buffers OF two platform-cars temporary truck used
by the defendants in carrying out their Contract to
grade and I'LL In Madisonaye. in the neighbor-
hood OF Nneuethst. The plaintiff claimed that these
cars should have been locked in such way
that they could be started from the position occu
pied Ivy them unless Intentionally but ne claimed mat
the contrary, they were liable, unless locked, To
reauIlv, there being slight grade NJ the place
that this had become cause Of complut before
OF the danger, and the contractors nau re-
ceived notice OF such complaints.
Mr. Thanc behalf OF the contractors, moved TO dis
miss The complaint the ground chat there had been
actual negligence shown on the part OF the defend
ants and In tuat there positive PROOF OF Tue
accident Alter hearing Levy j. YcaInan for the PLAN
th Cnef Justice Mcneil dismissed the complaint hold
Jug that the plaintiff made cast and shown
egligeDce to justly "a verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
UNCERTAINTY CONCERNING RAILWAY
RATES.

The UNEASY FEELING AMONG SHIPPERS AND AGENTS
EXPECTED ACTION or THE NETWORK CENTRAL
nsE-EuE DISCUSSIONS.
The conflict between the various railroads
North aud South Of principal NowYork linesis I'M
sDated and 1t Is reported In certain financial circles
that only few days elapse before general over
turning In both passenger and freight rates Will take
place E,ilroad men asserted yesterday that there is
much un,.sress among shippers and freight agents,
and business is greatly delayed The negotiations OF
the az ent Of the New-York Central road with the ON
cais of the Pen1sJ road at Philadelphia 10 un
dersiood have failed regard to obtainng tue return
OF patrons TO the NewYork Central IL Is staicd tn"'
the agent Of the NewYork Central afterward went "
buffalo. where u meeting OF the line agents was beia
yestercay with the view OF beginning general redue
ton Of rates early day Broadway freight agents
ssssrssd shst sae penasy,vau,s reed wsa "aesss""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA CLAIMs

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-ln the Court OF SoMi-
ns oners Alabama Claims the following were 'osy us
pv-ed Of: rh.,.,.,
No 49-EbenerF Ne United statealn this ease toehier
the whale ship Abigail Of New Bediod
tie Ochotst May 81 1870 claimed
value effects and 81 500 salary Loot BY the pu "
interest Juagment rendered iof siVio''' ~
Interest fum date Of oss 49,, .,.,n
No The United stAies-The complain
ant fr the ss OF grain pss on
board Jane the ship the bark Goopes
the snip Brilliant by the Alabama Judgment wa,
for the smosnt four per cent as ioloN on
ii 2g3 80 June 80 1868 The date OF the loss Of inc
speed 21l from Oct s. 1862 the date OF the e'p
The Bhapt 4496 10 IRON Oct ~ lSGl the ca % A., d.
ure he LAFAYETTE and 069 TO- fon Feb Il looo "e
o. the capture Of the Olive Jane. $780,, -..
5i-Asrun G. BRYANT agt, United States ComplsnSn,t
be the Abigail DESTROYED by the shtnsnosh IN ,see,.
1853 claims Si99 for the los. OF peTsonaI o.
wages dss Of loss Judgment fsn'ee' "
SIU9 with interest r.h., mat.
the Abigail turned By Shtnanto.h May ~ ioo
1913 vita loss Of p.rsop.i Effects aud wages
for 81 $50 vita interest from date OF epture
No 4S-se'am Snow G ct al executor. OF owners OF % Nv
DATED vslIe Of vessel oa and cargo aes'Io
the Shenandoah MAJ 81 1863 amounting 10 x6lb$3 ~
teres Judgment rendered $6 with interest "m ese
capture. u.t,sl
No 2J7-Juigment rendered favor Of the Mereh,n nas
IL Company for the ship Star OF
the Anatonsp DESTROYED b
~ no o. with Interest from july l. 1900
calling calendar continued tIiemlns 1eA'' w.
] 100 aud the tten adjouu.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
AN Ass EssMENT MISTAKENLY PAID FOR A
NTIGHROR

Bernhard Mayer, having by mistake paid an
assessment his neighbors lot instead of his Own,
sued the city aud recovered verdict in Supreme
Court Circuit, for the paid by mistake. The
city appealed, and this appeal Yesterday argued
before the Supreme Court, General Term. Ga behalf OF
the city 1t was claimed that the city officials were bound
to receive this money when offered that by its receipt
they were placed In condition than II 1t had
not been paid. since they had been prevented from
taking steps the collection OF the assessment
and that it was plaintiffs own negligence when had
produced his For the plIintif claimed hat
the assessment this lot mad been vacated on other
grounds therefore the city could lose nothing ahi
nat the city officer IN receiving the was either
under q mistake wiiiully cheated the pGinflH In
ether event tue plaintiff was entitled TO recover Dc
cisiou reserved. Mr.. Neville for plaintiff, d. j. Dean
Tor dc endant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
SUPERINTENDENT wALLINGs TECHNICAL OF
TENSE.

fENSE
Tho chief tonic of interest at the Police
Cc,ral Office Yesterday the expected trial today
n, aunorntendput Walling. Superintendent waning Is
CHARGED with violation OF the law that requires that
nr,soner shall be taken before a committing maes-
rae AT the next session, after the arrest OF the near
est poce court and shall not he Imprisoned more than
"A hours without having been committed ny such agis-
rate after hearing OF the case Inc iacts are as lo
lows Daniel Hdurey who has )ist oeeh sent 'oI Sing
Sing for Ave years. with James Drew ana Johh sweeney
were arrested on Friday afternoon on tue charge
hin. the Adams Express Company Of safe containing
.rge ann of money The prisoners were taken To the
Teutvseycnth Precinct Police Station. thence to the
ui,,aon,h and ON tho following day Saturday, to the
po,oo Csntra, Office: thence to the Muberry-st Police
a,,,o, ana on Sunday back to the Police Central Office
M Mo,dav the prisoners were taken to the Tombs
po,oo Cour, There Drew was discharged. Sweeney
v.a can, IN the House OF Detention, and Haurey was
Maid for trial While these men were IN the Police
C.,,,i Office A. Oakley Hall, counsel for HaureV, sent
note Ia superintep dent Waing. 10 say that he Dad
hoo, retained as Haurey's counsel, and asking when
U,nrey would be taken before magistrate SupeIin-
ienden wsns replied nat a the Monday
~ IN ma, Mr. Hail replied that this would suit his
convenience A.. a. po,,oo
oa,c. Mr. Hoey of the Adams Express
Cnmnauy Induced Sweeney to turn states evidence.
and make confession by wnich superintendent WalinK
AMI Elective King were enabled 10 recover ncdriN
e'o "a, IN money aud other valuable properly This,
win the 900 III bonds. previously found by yonng
German and delivered to snperiI'en g., zen, mcug,
stolen from the Adams Express Company " me prsoner y
had beep taken 10 court Saturday u Is believed that
superintendent, Mslpg neither Tou,e se coeys,sd
IN M upou this technical violation OF Tue Law mat super
intsndsss wslnae y 70 % uied sedsy. Xss pessiev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. MARCH IL
Mails Newfoundland se~i0rE Po'tomee eve" DAY
al 80 D.
MAJ. tor HALIFAX N s.. closed New.YOrt Poonoe ever
iaJat6p.m - -
SATURDAY.. MARCH Is.
Mails Great Britain and Ireland via Queenstown ann Liverpool
by m.
Post-ohce at steamship sails at 10 me- IRON ria
No. 30. North RIVER
For Europe BY the steamship Weer
ll3U hail Closed al The fo
Once ll5 Seamshp saib Al from Pier oos :"
HObOken.
Nass.n Jmc, ard the United states
Colombia the steamship Ems close IL NJ Steamship sails at
D. m. from Pier No. . L. hortl River
Mails tor Key West bv ftsannp Geo W. Clyde close
Steamship sails ct . FROM Pier No 20 East River
SUNDAY. MARCH Ia.
Mails close at oeloskA Ias fOtohcs oyer from "a
m iol Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

1HE AmEhlCAN SlEAMSnlf COMfANI.
DECLINE OF ONLY $4,000 IN BUSINESS DURING
THE PAST YEAR-PRoPosED PURCHASE OF FOUR
NEW STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, March lit is stated
that the annual report of the American Steamship Com
pany to he made public at the annual meeting April
next will show that while Of the leading European
steamship lines running betwee NewYork and Liver
erpoo lost during the past IL months owing
to the decline in trade the American line has only fallen
of $4,000 1t is also stated that the Company will
shortly issue bonds for the purchase OF four additional
steamers, which be procured at Liverpool at fig
ure much less than cost. Tuese steamers to
connection with their steamers between this port and
Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
WALL STREET TOPICS.

The Panama Railroad directors met yester-
day at No. 50 Wallst. and listened to report from
Trenor w. Park the condition Of the property the
Isthmus A quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent was de
cared.
The Executive Committee Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company met yesterday and discussed matters OF
interest to the corporation II reported on the
street that The Union Pacific Railroad Company intends
bonds the OF 81 900 q for
the purpose OF aiding the Pacific Mail Company As
security it lie asserted that the latter Company is TO
make mortgage its steamers and othor property in
favor OF the railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
nECIsIONS-MARCUll.

Supreae Court aambers-By Judge Lawrence -.
Ieudfeks agL susehi wemps sst Society u The thsn % ~.
Iudtsus; In the matter Of Hoee Dickinson agt ocog'h
Rue ar heLaisi Whales sg Barts haas1sSHa Bow .
hi',ssus in the matter Of royani L B.rrs,;
az caa,inrnsm -GrsnrL smith agL Aveuader the eteap,
nce, d.cIossd ly avs OF tn pnnd this mouoa sasau
the eiehIsf hsmloa sgI al
n addition aesns defendant Missed pD siv
Tor m, IrnreJ BIZ pantf the complaint ein'ah ~
tsi the reasonably worth that sum- 'es
an, H. tbut entitled bill VI psrueulsrs Lei saeh VII pe
erre wilma 10 daI snd defendant have 10 days ai~f y,
a. .o.rrt Mspos to nm sns
,.,,,an Of b CosTi Lasop sgt KEEL 81 Barb 80 AID
a. $1,000 asss IsAsl - y Lsss Osnpssy -