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CITY ORDINANCES.
n ORDINANCE TO P EVEN
IA CRUsL1Y ToANIMALs USED FOR FOOl

IN CRU vi III ANIMALS USED FUR FOOD.
fApproyed June g. 1875 IL. Be it ordained on
The Council tef Re city Of Richmond, That no cattle
Shall be Killed In this city for human food while TN
an oyer-heated. ftverlSh or diseased condition.
2. No cattle shill be kept In any place in which
the wafer, ventilation, and food are not sufficient
and wholesome for the preservation Of their health
and their fitness tor food.
8. M cattle shall be brought to this city. or kept
or carried therein, while bound tied by the legs,
ar bound down by their neckS. but shall be allowed
to stand While remaining In or being cIrricd In,
tb rough, or tn the city.
4. he word cattle - In this ordinance shall be
construed To include all animals Of which any part
Is used for food, except birds, fowl, and fish.
5 Every violation OF ,ections one, two. or three
of this ordinance shall De punishable by lue Of
not less 'han five more THU twenty dollars ANA
the ir Fiction OF such cruelty as Is hereoy prohibit
cd shall, I'm Of tacn several animal, Constitute
q separate offence.
g. The police of the city and the clerks OF the
several markets the4en snail be specially charged
with the execution and enforcement of this ordi-
nynct. - ..
Z. This ordinance shall be In force from II; PAS
sage
A true copy. f. c. HOWARD,
l.. DI-Ef her
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CITY CONTRACTOR FINED. Mr.. Ashburner
the contractor with the city tor the removal
cf nigbt-soil, ETC., by the odor'ess cXcavatirg e
process, WIS before the Police Courton Satur.
day, having been reported by the police fol
creating nuisance ut Colonel Cunniugham's
premises by allowing barrel of material to
remain upon the lot for several days. Mr.
Ashburner was fined S5.
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Picnic OF THE CATHollo SoClETlEs.-The
Catholic societies of the city have joined 10
a common effort. and will have parade ana
nic.pic ut the FAIRGROUNDS on the 9th OF
july for the benefit of st. Joseph's Orphan
ASYLUM. Their annual pic-nics for this pur'
pose generally result successfully.
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CAeELEss DRIvING.-William Mitchell, 8
colored dray-driyer, appeared before the 20
lice Justice on Saturday morning to show
cause why he should not be fined for driving
in a careless manner on the street and in'
juring the horse Of Colin Jarvis. The JUS
,ice fined Mitchell $500.
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AcCrsr FLowEa.-AIore than Is sar. cent. Of
,naps ind are afflicted with sour stomaca sick head
ache habual costixehess, palpltaion a. the heart,
heartburn, water. brasil yellow skim afated tongue,
and disagreeable ,aste In the mouth looming NJ
oil food after eathgh low spirits Price, rs cents
h,r.le. Try It 1wo bottles will relieve you
prRCELL, LAy1p s Co Agents.
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Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.J
COLUMBUS, GA, June l9.-In the MURDER
case of Peter Finnegan, for killing Charles
Welding in February last, he was today
sentenced to be hung on the Both Of July.
james Kilgore, for the killing Of Coulter,
also hangs on the same day.
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D1sPArcH PRINT7NG-HoUsE.-In csdeT to meet
The constantly Increasing demands OF oar trade we
suve added well selected assortment Of NEW
TsPE, which, together with our IMP 3o7BD MA.
cssNERY and sErLrUL MECHANICAL TsLEST,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST GLASS
OF york at moderate figures and in the most ex-
peditOuS manner
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PEARnonE WHITE DRESS SHIRTs.-Best tttsass
shirt IN the market, neatly made or made TO ar
der, and perfect t guaranteed or no sale, by E. b.
SPENCE & con, merchant tailors ana deaieSs- III
Clo,hiEg, Shirts, and gontlemen's Furnishing
Goods, $500 Main street. Call at SpESfCE i
Sos's and e1aMine ;hel- stock OF Cloiha. CasSi'
xsrres and Eestings.
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SALE OF COLONEL ALBERT ORDwAY's HOUSE.
Mr.. Frank D. Hill. real estate agent, SOLD the
late residence Of Colonel Albert Ordway, on
corner of Franklin and Laurel streets, OH
Saturday afternoon to Major Charles Il, SElE-
ker ior $13,425, cash.
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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The last OF the closing exercises in the
public schools will take place to-day, as fol-.
lows: Bellevue School ut Union Station Meth
odist church at 10 A. M., and the High
School at the Seventh. Street Christian church
of y NJ
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xeusvaper se.zed-Hessy- -Rain.

s Newspaper se4zed-Heasy 1stn'
ST. LaEIs, June El-The Sheriff, upon'the
s,it OF Graham SS Co., paper.dealers, took
possession of the Times otfsGe.- The paper
will appear as usual.
A heavy rain to-day Of three hourS dura-
ton tboded rnaay parts Of the city, causing
heaxy- damage. ~
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EXCURSION TO WAsHISGToN.-The excur.
SION TO Washington OF Hines Lodge, knights
of Pytbias, to take place on the 1st OF July
promises well, and will Doubtless prove an
agreeable and successful affair.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

I OST, AT MADlSON.SCHOOL BUILD.
~ ING Saturday IN ,rning, duriug the exhibition,
supposed TO have Deen taken Dy mistake from one
Of the rooms. a PURPLE PARASOL, with IVORY
handle. ann especially valuable to the owner. The
finder will confer q favor by leaving it with fhe
janlor OF the building. ja 21-lt*
T OST, ON THURSDAY EVENING. ON
IL Third street, between Clay street and CANDLES
Hill, an AMEI HYsT AND PHARL EAR.DROP,
with gold points pendant A liberal reward will be
paid II returned 10 the Journal Office je 2l-lt*
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IsJAIL FOR NINETY DAYs.-RobertJ Jordan,
a colored boy, appeared before the Police
Court on Saturday to answer the charge OF
stealing a coat Of The value Of about 50, the
properly of u. Meoni. Found guilty and
sent to iail for ninety DAYS.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APpolNTED.--The State
Board of Education has appointed y. IL:
Gobble, of Powell district, Scott county, ana
5. Ii. Beatty, Of Front Royal, Warren coun'
ty school trustees.
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A WIFE-BEATER ARRE>TED.-Mr.P Pheasant
Orange, who was once a member OF Tue po,
lice force. was arrested on Saturday, charged
with uulawfuly and maiiciously beating Ms
wife, Mary 4. Orange.
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I'ax Az. .

GALVESTON, June 19.-The repert Of the
Penitentiary Committee sustains the charges
of cruel and inhuman punsbments..
Deputy United States Marshals Allen, and
Blood have been indicted and arrested for
corruptly allowing McCirtney, the counter
feiter to escape.
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EXECUTIVE ArPoINTMENTs.-The Governor
has appointed Walter Coles, of PlttsylVanla
county. visitor to the Agricultural College
at Blackshurg in place of Colonel John f.
Penn. RESIGNED.
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Outrage.

WILKgsBARRE, June ia GIRL twelve
years of age was outraged to- day by three
young men of this vicinity. One was arrest
ed, and being recognized by the girl, has
been committed 10 jail.
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Fire.

PIrrsBuRsH, Pa, June 19.-T The machine
shops Of Brown & Son have been burned.
The stock of the adjoining building was
do.sayed. Loss, 100000.
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CoSrlcr RECEIVED. Chandler tcoi'
ored), of Middlesex, was brought 10 the penl'
Tertiary on Saturday under sentence Iol
eleven years for arson, house'breaklns, ana
larceny.
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,e the State Court for the purposes Of this pro-

the State Court for the purposes OF this pro-
ceeding.
In the matter OF Robert kerse, bankrupt.
This cause was referred TO q commit saoDer
to inquire and report " hat debts of the bsnk.
rupt are good against bis exemptions.
A standing rule of epuYt was entered a.
lowing the officers Of the court, where new
proceedings are had, upon motion, In causes
where the principal proceedings took place
before January I, 1874, to demand prepay
ment of their fees, ~ !.
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HAYWOOD COLLARS are the best Imitation OF
linen ever made They fit oetter, wear longer, ana
look nicer than even linen Itself.
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LATEST FoREIGNNEW
EnglaQd,

Englapd,
Io,noS. June 1a--Tennysoa's new
drama -. CSeen Mary . IL published. The
Times. in . review of The drama. says there
is more true fire init iban in anything Wnlch
has appeared since Sassspeare's time.
NEW ToxK, June 1a--A pEiyate eaoie
says Lady Franklin Is dangerousiy Ill IN
London. and requests the churches In Ameri-
ca to pray for heyA
France.
p,u.s. June 19-Mr. PKnaan, SD Amefi-
car spsritualist. who professed TO pnotograpn
decaised per,sns,. has been convicied ot
ssindling. araA sentenced to six months, I'M
| sf fsonment.
DrR11S, a,ne ia IRE which originated
In the excise bond warehouse ias. nfsus n1. ~
stroyed as00casks Of iiqacr ana tn'fss-n!o ave!
houses. ...,u
su,~,p.g. Juae n.-I Intelligence has BEEN
reeeiyad from Chin kisng .hata body OF ma
tive soIders jusulsed the United States con-
on, car his y Ne, and afterwsFd attempted 10
Yeses,e two OF thei, number who were az
re.sed and temporarily caa6aed In the Bri-
ltsh consulate.
: yahe Europeans hastily mustered and pre-
sIared to defend the consulate, bnt lne
ts sn,raae as,iboriiies succeeded in qusetsng the
na,b. eYhe British and American eonslss ~
this nart hayelslt for Chin k'sng, ana tna
= Tyn;,a5 States war.YesSet Patos and thc
Hri.;sh war-ship Thalia will follow them.
mil Rome.
n Nrw Yoex, June 19.-A4 dispatch nost
o. Rome saws the Pope has changed nss mlas
q; With regard TO the eeisratlon o. hew snlI. Il
nails Of the Church. No cafdshsn w., ~, ~ ~ y
declared u the eonsistofs wnch WIN Isssho,s - n.
in the vatican on the salh OF June 9,suSp s,aa
only viii be pSeconized on tass 0eSsas,Seps Z
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IF YOU AgE TROUBLED WITH INDIGESTION a!s-
pcpsia, OF debility, LIE3iG's LIQUID EATRAct oh
pEEs, in pint bottles. viii cure you.
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D.epArcH pRryTIsG-HousE.-Un Unsurpassed fa-
cri,les for the prompt execution of all kinds Of
prinliug. orders fned promptly and at low prices
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SAVE TINE AMI, MONEY by going 10 BoschEss :
500 and 5l1 Proad street, for all Kln's OF Doo's
shoes, trunks, valises, or satchess
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COMMISSION MERcHANTS--We solicit your or
iers for printing, Or q call II amy time you may
wish 10 see s efmens or obtafr estimates, feeling
assured Inst It will be to ynnr advantage.
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WOOD AND COAL.

ERESIILY-MINED ANTH r 4 c e
COAL, all sizes. Just received; COOKING
cake IlncoualIro qualify, for dealers ana families;
SpLIST. GLOVER HILL. aud ENGlSG COAL;
NV popular. convenient, and economical machine-
suwrJ and split Ua X AMI PINE WOOD talso l0ng),
of which am sole manufdcturer-ali at the lowest
rales III Ninth and Cary aud Basin bank.
ie 81 j. Il. WATKINS.
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CUsroM tHANp-NADE) WORK TO ORDER q
BoscuES's, 500 and 81 Broad street.
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~ KENT. Ut;iCk DWELLING e. 2
.4,. uI G.E!...c and Grace streets IL
?. .E-: hIr..u: "a. and wafer: IN good II
s.lI los. LYME. X iRUIi1tk.
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I'oM l.: \ Z. \ NfLlG uTfUL ST.
.. aI >.Y:. EUnM with windows hack EI:a
'.. ~. :. '.0i irn laHrn. t'si refer ehc"s
.. H.. f!-.' .. Ear, = per inonth in advance.
.a. 10. III :.,.I -Iic-t between First aud
.- l,,;- tr2l-ltt
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4NNED TOMATOES.

- '!offika large lot 0f CANNED TOMATOES
~ .'.hd caEs,, aud acsiriug TO close out for new
II "lIi seiI curing the month 500 dozen cans
",' 10" price of sl.30 per dozen. Guaranteed
Dt4 a. ElZZiEl, JK.
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SAVE MONEY BY having pour printing dond al the
DISPATCH fRrSr1SG-HoUsE. GosT work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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scRIpNss's MAGAZINE AND 6 ALAxY for July
received from j. T. Eilyson, 1l12 Main
street,
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yy0U WANT. THE BEST COOhlAG
FUEL In THE MARKET.
H0oHs, srATIONgH'x. dc.

RATTAN'S REPORTS, volume "a, will
r "a gor sale by us as 10 O'clock Tuesday morn
,nr Pr,c. Az: 6y mail, $3.50. All the Lack yo'
iSfiies OF Gratian. new and secondhand. .,
ACTS OF .AsShM6LY, 1S74-s75. Price, "a;
Tue large stock IN the State of other
LAW.B0OKs
offered on the best serms At 1918 Main street
ie al-d&W RANpoLcA EAaAAsS1as'
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,:ta,NsS> WANTS.

~ tNTED-hi persorS TO call at the
" rrhm,a. TsGk Factory, corner of Main
81 7.,,Gu a ..t,g.-. aud nuy their TRU ms BIZ.
\,w y . atrr-. Our MOIll-PkOUF
.-.t,h and :: .:-E"Nt,S sure moth prevent
. I..ialv... I':'y and ChcSulv done, and
....\ \E.ltEj - ;a.l IN the IL 81 style.
...@ / 49, MOTIFS.
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rst q - =

'rs. HfNI. TWO FRONT RnOMsG
...# #.tr! ... .t- - c"ni floor. ami two al
s..r '.i"..- I'd E!- liird llunr: also. II l.ii ge
. .,. .:tttp.. .Nr it''"r j. suitable Tor storing
e .-.. ~. s. 80. III cas-, crace siIcci, three
.....t,.tt t- ... ic2l-ll*
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TsRgE FREE LoDdEgs were accom- Inodated
at the First station.house Saturday night.
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hyPESSES.

Interest on bonded dtbt.. ..$14,720 90
DISc0untand iateresl, esti-
mated at................ 1000 90
Salaries OF city officers
judge Of iha Hastings
Court, Mayor, Clerk Of
Court, Sergeant, Audi
tor, Attorney, Trrasu-
rrr, superintendent Of
Cemetery, Police, &C.. $3.50 90
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9itIlmond 1ispattIl.
MONDAY AY................JUNE 81, 1875

BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCUIA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ....
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tok RENT. with BuAHD, TWOG=:
L AakGh IL tMHER>. dres>ng-rooms al ILL
..,t. .ii src,iiG f."r: also. kUoM for scn,lc-
l.. 9-cO1owk
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moody q sankey In chicago.

Fire has most egregiously failed,
and repeatedly, to purify Chicago.
The good people of that wicked city
have at last concluded to try a lit
tie religion as administered by
Moody & Sankey. 1t will be seen
by the following that the prepara-
tons for their reception are ample
A large meeting Of the business men Of
Chicago was held on Monday last TO 'ake
measures for providing suitable place ioi
tho meetings expected TO be held IN tlal
city by Messrs Moody n Sankey. Mr.. JONI
Farwell spoke OF the importance oil eniist
ing the cooperation Of business men, and
suggested the formation Of u committee ol
flffv. as was done in London. The renting
OF the Exposition building was suggested
the cost, Il was stated. would be about slo,-
600 psr month. A committee OF hve wa
appointed 10 confer with like committee
of Ave previously named at meeting OF th'
Chicago ministers. This joint cominilie'
Will name fifty business men TO whom tht
preparations for the meeting VIII be intrus'
aa
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A BiggerKIng than KaIaku.u.

Our next visitor is to be the En-
peror of Brazil. Princes, dukes,
earls, baronets and cheap continen.
tai counts have been here in abun-
dance; bnt the only royal person.
age who has visited us, Kalakaua,
was suspiciously dark in color,
though jolly good fellow. To
have a real live Emperor among us
will beat the baby hippopotamus.
At home the Emperor takes his wife
on his arm, hoists his umbrella and
trots around the streets. He will
never do it here. Wealth and
beauty will display their snobbish
love Of titles, aud crowd him even
here.
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TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.


Denison is six hundred miles South
of st. Louis, and four huRdred miles
North Of Galveston, and thinks she
woald make an admirable halfway
house. Perhaps so.
Bishop Garrett completely dcmol-
ished Darwin at Dallas the other night.
1t is expected that he will turn his at
tention to the devil next.
Mrs. Judge Norton, who was killed
by the cars IN chicago recently, was
buried on the 'th at Dallas.
The Austin News wants factories
built al Austin.
The Statesman, which had jibed
other papers about publishing the In
ternational circus advertisements, came
to us Yesterday with most of its usually
interesting matter crowded out by the
''pictures.
They have Esther, the beautiful
queen, at Austin.
The imaginative genius who presides
over the columns Of the Austin States
man, calls the narrow gauge railroad,
''the mustang of modern civilization ="
This is a Texan ''Opinion."
The Houston Telegraph isn't over
well pleased, because Austin harmless,
ly calls her Capital fair, The Capital
estate" Far. Anybody can run tilt
at the Waco institution that wishes to
we are not afraid Of being beaten.
The News complains because the st,
LOUIS Republican leaves Texas ont il
its distribution of the termini of thu
Texas and Pacific railroad. Some en-
vious astronomer will be "leaving" th,
sun out one OF these days, if this thin.
goes on much longer.
1t is remarked that the leading edito
rials of the News, since the late chang
in proprietorship, are all on "wide'
subjects. Well, the times are n littl
squally in Texas just now, for indepen
dent journalism, and Ego slow" is
rule that won't hurt much
The editor of the Fredericksbur,
Sentinel refuses to champion eithe
party in the deplorable Mason count
troubles. He is right. And no othe
course is left HIM, because he La
friends on both sides, We are in til
same situation with regard to the ca
ryell troubles.
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A Little GirpsOb.erva,ion..

"Ain't you eSprised to see me -
said a fye-year old girl, as she
tripped into my house in the midst
of a rain storm. "rhe rain fell all
over me like il fell down through a
strainer, and | shocked it off, but it
wouldn't stay shocked ! asked
God to stop, but there was a big
thunder in the way, and he could
not hear me, | underspeck; and
most know he couldn't see me,
cause black cloud got over my
head as black as----anything! No
body couldn't see little girls through
black clouds. I'm going TO stay till
the sun shines, and then, when | 60
hoiac, God will look down and say,
why, there's Nettie! She went ia
see her mn,ie right in the middle OF
the RAM aud | guess he will be just
as much exprised as you was
Springfield luoss.) Republican.
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i rowER IN THE LAND.

w filNt Sstii w WV tNt''fF '''N
the Grange would grow to be a
power in the land 4; we firmly he
lievcd it then, but we did not think
that in twoe short years it would
have realized its present proportions
in Texas. did not think il would he
able. in that comparatively brief
space of time, to completely revolu-
tionize farming operations, and the
business resulting from and depend
ing upon agricultural enterprises.
Yet, so it is the very habits, as
well as the very modes OF the
farmers of Texas have been
changed, and no candid man, be he
a friend or foe to the Order, but
will acknowledge that the change is
for the better, and that the farmers
of Texas are in better condition
to-day, in every respect, than they
were two years ago. We are now
treating of the advancement OF
their material interests. Before we
close we will consider the moral
good experienced by them, and
which owes its origin to the benet-
cent Order of which we are
writing
Improvidence and wasteiulness is
a Southern farmers normal charac-
teristic. This trait is born of our
genial climate and peerlessly pro-
ductive soil. and under the old
reg;me, it made really but
little difference whereas, now the
conditions are wonderfully changed,
and debt, depression and despair are
the result of wastefulness and inn
providence. When the Texan plan
ter, who had been accustomed tc
plenty of well trained and reliable
help, came 10 run his plantation
with short hands, lily disciplined
and unreliable he went backward ri
a fearfully rapid rate. The preva
lence of this evil for half dozei
years had involved him in debt anc
all the evils which attend that con
dition, footed up a sum of trouble
under which he bowed and stagger
ed, blundered and suffered, until tn
Grange taught hlm that il was pos
, sible TO escape from the thralldor
of. debt. The "pay as you go
theory taught by the Order, ha
been the magician who has lifted a
| intolerable burden from the shou
= ders of the farmers of Texas. III
, whole State, every interest an
every man, experiences the benei
and the peans of praise, are sung !
every honest worker in the Stat
be his pursuit whatever it may. fe
the Grange is physical power
the land.
As Il moral force it would be dit
cult to over estimate its powe
or exaggerate the Importance
= the work il has done. A new NOR
u status was given every Texan farm
=" when he emerged from the labyrin
of debt. He escaped from a Sta
of slavery as destructive to his me
al manhood, as it was ruinous
l. his physical interests. lie wal
D. forth to-day owing no man, belon
I! ing to no man, free and indepen
U ent. This is n glorious thing t
y any man, but u is the very thing
IN de9clope in the shortest space
u time the wasteiul Southern plant
e. into the careful industrious prac
S se cal sclf-sustaining farmer.
o. lie reads more, thinks more, {
I'm joys more; in short is more of m
nd nd in all respects, ana we are, as
e,i ot but ON the threshold of that spl'
d; did career which the glorious tea
as ings of the Order opens mp to
he he Yes, it isindeed, a great power
zee the land.
ST.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09

STATE NEWS.


Last Wednesday morning. b.
tween seven and eight o'clock, Dan
iel Hoerster, one OF the best and
most favorably known citizens of
the county, was shot and killed at
the town of Mason. At the same
time Peter Jordan was shot at, but
escaped with a slight wound.
Lieut.. Roberts, with his company
of Rangers, Is now in the county,
in obedience to orders from the
Governor, and he will do all in bis
power TO rid the county OF the out.
laws who have so long held undis-
puted sway. We trust he may be
successful.