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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
Condensed News.


Bccchcr has been playing croquct
in Minnesota.
Trade Union Congress to be held
.at Bristol, Eng, to last Ave days.
Hand loom weavers, Paisley, Eng,
have formed trade association.
10 persons were killed and 80
wounded by an accident on the Pan
Handle II. X. on the 9TH inst.
The Cyprians don't like their Eng
fish masters, and charge them high
for everything.
The amount of gold produced In
Montana up to date is 1920, 100000.
LIST section Of railroad between AL
gicrs and Tunis completed June %.
New steel rails are being laid on
the Louisville and Lexington rail
road.
Question of making an inland sea
of the desert of Sahara, revived.
Portland, Mo-, Machine Works
building road scraper to go to India.
Illinois Central II. X. expect to lay
5000 tons steel rails this year.
Rifle battery firing 10000 shots per
hour, has been patented.
Rich placer digging discovered on
Colorado River, Arizona.
Tullahoma, Tenn, has an extensive
hub and spoke factory.
India rubber carriage wheel tires
in use in England.
Mrs. Myra CLARK Gaines Is visiting
the family of DIR. George b. Wallis,
at Orange, N. J. Mrs. Gaines, not
outstanding her many years of liti.
cation, is as full of life as ever,
Hendricks predicts that Gen.
Grant win be the Republican candi.
for the Presidency in 1880, and rec
ommends that steps be taken to OPP
pose him. .4E.e-
The last of the Lusignans, ancient
Kings of Cyprus, is at st. Peters
burg, where he has always had somt
recognition from the Imperial family
James Gordon Bennett and DR.. l..
|. Hayes are laying their polls to-
gethcr in regard to the details of the
projected Arctic explorations. a
| The potato blight Is so extensive in
Ireland that it fills the whole coun
try with an offensive odor like thai
of '46 and '4s.
England at the eleventh hour ha'
decided to send delegate TO the In
ternational Monetary Conference.
Germany is now the only nation
that stands aloof from our proposed
International Congress.
A Turkish sub-lieutenant command
ing fort on Cyprus refuses to yielt
it to the English.
The Bosnians have shot 76 Austri
an hussars in their attempt to "occu
ply" their country.
Tonnage U. S. Mercantile Marine
1854, $50.
Somerset, Mass, has a cooperative
foundry.
Copper ore discovered near Mon
tercy, Pa.
N. IL. wcavers paid only 81 cent
per day.
5000 plows ordered in CT. for S
America.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
THE HEROES OF FREEDOM.


growth Of n wealthy fcw and the do.
of The molscs thcn ,lcsndf.
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history or nations with na;nf,1
the old story has bccn re-
ncoted tbrough ,ho v,r;ops oges nj
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

The funniest punctuation mark is
the hy-fun, ofcourse. Next.-White-
hall Times. The queerest punctua-
ton mark is the peri-odd, to be sure.
Rome Sentinel.
o bracket of, you paragraph-ers,
before we COLON the police.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
(MI31ITiSjTIE]

len years have proven their efficacy In all hillary
disorders They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys TO healthful action !; dive appetite good d.
gestion and yigor To body and mind
Rev. IL. L, Simpson, Louisville, KY, says,
0oid.D
Sayre a Co.. Druggists say: "Ve sell RIM
oorss InfPs Pulls to flee of all others.D
Priee' - cents. Office IS Murray ST., New York,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

In the Unavoidable confusion of the
late fire, communication and CORE
spondence are lost or disarranged.
We are obliged TO commence entirely
anew, so that our friends will bear
with us in any seeming omission.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
A B0OK.REEPER SAYS:

nave been using TUFTS Pills for dyspcp-
sia, and ind them the best remedy i ,y,r
lrled; To that time everything ate dlsa-
gresu with me eau now digest any Kind Of
~, ,ou never have hta,lAchei perform my ,lm-
rs as bo9k Keeper with satisfaction, aud
n i gatned hftcen pounds OF solid flesh, Tue
yv'ue "l THESE pills canpdt 10 Over,.s iInaI,sl
W. y. suhultIe, lOlumltin = n ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
A DOCTORS OPINION :

Dr. ]. Guy Lewis. Of Fulton, Ark write.
One year ago ! was taken sick "A friend
ARGUED 50 strongly In favor of TUFTS pills that
was induced 10 use them. Never did mrii-
uine nave u happier effect than In my cast.
nI.cr practice OF quarter pf a century, I
proclaim them the best anti -billloIrs mrdicinc
e prer,t nsen, l have prescribed them In NY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

Happy tidiDgs 10 nervous sufferers and those
who have been dosei, drugged, and qnAcked.
Pulyermneher's Electric Belts efectually cirs
premature debility, weakness. and decay.
Book aud journal, with information worth
thousands, mailed free. Address Pulyer-
mAcher Gaivanic Co. Cincinnati Ohio
mch8dweowly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

The Dallas Herald shines forth
like Solomon in ali glory of eight
columns and flowing "ads."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

N-o-e-no is the way one OF the San
Antonio city fathers spells, no, on his
ballots.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

Judge Hancock will make an
active canvass in Brown, San Saba,
Coleman, Burnett, McCulloch, Lam
pasas and Williamson.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
HOW TO DECEIVE.

IA, your hair Or iwhlskers are grey they can
~ ~ inslantly changed 10 beautiful black by
Tut HAIR Dye, and deceive the closest oh
lnn,,,, ,hls article possesses qualities never
KNOWN before, Sold by all druggists.
t''. " aprl5lNW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

Everything has It's doubts.- E.e-
change.
Yes, even the letter U.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
GALE or BUSINESS.

t maslnf sold our entire interest In the Firo
risa,, "nu" business TO Messrs. johnson Il Ilar-
n a", Wy pntrnnage they have given us during
~" 10y, continuance In the business. W. ask forour
~, ~ 'he same support In their manage
"m,.u,u ut agency. that has always been uc-
All ', 70 US They represent The souhlieSt
""' s'f"hgrst companies In the country.
pao,..,., IL. y. kILLOuGH &BRO.
az s'rNlcrs TO the public as Insurance agents
n n'-lr"lhlse by strict attention 10 our bust.
~ Guarantee such Inducements against
anu nre-testei companies Of the land
JND, u. JOHNSON,
Waco .r,. J q. HARRISON
""o"' ieNas, Aug %, 1915 n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

The bar Of Gregg county recon-
mend Hon. NJ. II. Bonner for the
Chief-Judgeship.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST as, 1873.

Pennsylvania is sending coal to
Italy with success.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

The cabinet has considered and APP
proved the Universal Postal Treaty
concluded at Paris.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-28

Having formed a co-partnershlp in the busi-
ness of Receiving, storing, Selling and ship
ping Cotton, Hides, Grain, Corn and other
produce. will be ready by the first proNimO To
receive. store, make advances upon aud sell
Cotton, Hides, etc On the Herring linaIsr'
lots fronting on second and Franklin streets,
opposite the court house. The members Of the
arm, 1.-THE senior by his son, W. u. Herring
will give their undivided attention to the busi-
ness, Mr.. J. "A. Nisbet has had twenty years
experience In Classifying and selling lotion IN
Texas, AMI DIR. J &. Nisbet Is an old Com
mission Merchant and practical business man
Under no circumstances will any cotton be
bought by the firm. Cotton, Hides, etc &,
will he sold for the highest market price,
upon reasonable commissions; and accurate
accounts of sale will he promptly rendered
accompanied with certificate Of deposit ., or
draft for the money - MY [
HERRING, NisBET 4 co.
WACO, TEXAS, August 10th, ls7s.
dlw-w2u
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

THE work on the Kansas Central turn table
progressed well yesterday. The waste dirt
taken from the circular pit is bling thrown
into the vacant lot where the round house is
To he built.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

judge with his party; Il 30, it was doc
trine that would not be applied in courts G.
I Judgment. Let tie meauness OF the deeC
be acknowledged. There was no recsssity
| for adding hypocrisy To yiilaiuy. Ii The
proclivities, lei the House do away with
the farce Of contested elections.
Mr.. GARFIELD said the question hal
narrowed down 20 very fine point, and
s.;id Eo,, until he mai studied tha; ques-
ton more miuuteiy, say how he would vote
on the matter.
1t then went over without action, and the
House adjourned.
WAsHISGToS, D. C., February I'm
mediately after the reading OF the journal
the House resumed the consideration of the
contested election case of Wisginton vs..
Pacheco, from the Fourth District OF
California
After long debate, the House proceeded
10 a v"te on the pending proposition. The
ilrst vote was on the amendment reported
by the minority OF the committee on cleo
ti6ns, declaring Pacheco, the sitting menu
ber, entitled to his seat. The amendment
was rejected by a party vote, l2t TO lS..
The next vote was on Mr.. Hanleys amend
msni, declaring neither Pacheco nor Wig
ginton entitled to the seat; rejected without
division. The resolution reported by the
majority committee deciding Wigginton
entitled to the seat was adopted by a vote of
l"6 TO l2o. In the report OF the committee
majority OF four was figured up for
WlggintOn, while the minority of the COM
mitlee figured up majority of six for
lacheco. The secretary Of state of Califor-
ma had certified TO majority OF one for
pacheco. In the votes in the House party
lines were strictly observed, not a single
deviation being recorded. The result Of
the last vote having been announced, the
path OF office was administered 20 the new
Peter ID. Wigginton.
Mr.. DCNIAM made an Intellectual effor;
10 go into committee OF the whole on the
military academy bill, but the House pre-
erred TO adjourn, and did So
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
CANARO.
The Rumor to the Effect Thai
Abernathy Bros will Remove
Their Large Furniture Fac
tory to Kansas City
uafounded.

For some days there has been a rumol
floating about, that Abernathy Bros Were
about to remove their immense furniture fac
tory from here to Kansas City. The paper'
| in the latter place even went SO far as TO as
sert IT. As IL had become subject Of stree
conversation, a TIMES reporter yesterday Wis
( ited the large and elegant salesrooms OF The
firm, on Delaware street, and finding Hon. J
l.. Abernathy at his desk, stated that Ia.
would, If there was no objection. like to know
II the rumors he had heard, had any founda
ton in fact.
mors, and had been some days in Kansas
City lately.
"Is it true that you will remove your
business from here"
No sir have no such intention. / sup
pose the story grew out of the fact that when
/ visited Kansas City / found eight city lots
National bank that / bought them at a fig-
ure so cheap that We can afford 10 hold them
they Will he no loss 10 u.s. We have had
no thought OF moving our business from
where II Is although We may AT some future
time, next summer OF the one following,
build a ware house on the lots"
why do you wish 10 build a ware house
theree-
well, the truth is that when we ship
small lots from here trey are held in Kansas
City for two or three days, sometimes, during
transfer. by those interested thus hurting
our trade by Keeping our customers waiting
for their goods.
Ifthe Lawrence bridge could be- repaired
this trouble could be obviated TO a consider
able extent, We could ship freigut through
from here TO points desired, West and South
without the necessity of "A transfer at X n>as
City. hope the bridge will be rebuilt and
a. early possible"
Later in the evening the reporter learned
that the price paid for the eight lots pur-
chased was 5000! Thus the story Of the re-
movaI OF the factory i, found TO be "A fabrica-
tion made out of whole cloth. ADernathy
Bros. are We'll located here, get cheap fuel 10
run their factory, their expenses are moder-
ate, and they are not the men to make
change when they are doing well.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
PERSONAL.

]. II. Mahan, of Abilene, is registered at the
Planters.
5. ID. Smith, of Ottow., was at the Planters
yesterday.
ii. J. Rinsom, OF Topeka, is stopping at
the Planters.
W. II. Ward, of Chicago, was at the Plant
ers yesterday.
]. NJ. Asher, of Junction City, is stopping at
the Mansion.
JIM. Hendrick, of Hutchinson, is registered
at the Planters.
J.P- Reynolds, OF Chicago, was at the Plan
tiers yesterday.
A. A. Carme, of Richmond, Ind, is stopping
at the Planters.
VIM. ii. Juison, of New York. was at the
Planters yesterday.
q. II. HumphI:es, of Burlington, Iowa, is
registered at the Planters.
j. ID. Prime, of Joliet, ILL.,, was registered at
the Mansion yesterday.
IL Curtis and ]. c. Tucker, OF Ottawa, were
at the Mansion yesterday.
James Humphreys, of junction City, was
registered yesterday at the Mansion.
Col. and Mrs. ID. X. Anthony returned home
last evening from an extended visit East.
Mr.. W. B. Tribe, of Albion, Ills, arrived
yesterday. He is an acquaintance of Judge
W. L. Mayo. and made several inquiries re-
garding the sudden disappearance Of our cit
lZeu,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
House..

WASHINGTON, d. C., February 6.-On
motion OF Mr.. Cox, (of n. " a resolution
was adopted directing the committee on
commerce to inquire as to the causes of the
wreck ei the Metropolis and whether any
legislation is necessary TO prevent unsea-
worthy vessels going to sea.
Mr.. PEDDIE offered resolution re-
citing that the trade dollar is being refused
bv the po,t-Offices OF the country, and only
received by merchants at a discount OF
eight or ten per cent. and directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to stop the coin
age of trade dollars. He thought the gov
ernment should not issue a coin it would
not itself receive
Mr.. BRIGHT-Iou have nothing to do
but remonetize silver and it will be all
right
The resolution was referred.
Mr.. STEPHENS offered a resolution au-
thorizing the president to invite an interna-
tional monetary commission to consider and
recommend uniform rates in the value and
coinage OF gold and silver. Referred
Mr.. MULDROW, (of Miss, introduced
a bill making the department OF agricul-
tural an executive department Refer
red.
MIR. Dt ll.Eh- tol Mass. asked leave to
offer resolution for the adjournment OF
the House to-day, at three o'clock, after
which time the hall should be at the dis
posai Of Mrs Isabella b. Hooker, for the
purpose Of delivering an argument in favor
Of the Constitutional right OF women to
vote.
Mr.. EDEN objected.
Mr.. SPRINGER, from the committee on
elections, called up the reports OF that com
mittee ON the Pacheeo-Wigginton contested
election case from the Fourth Distric, of
California, the majority report, declaring
Wiggin,on entitled to his seat, and the mi
nority report, declaring Pacheco elected
Speeches were made by Mr.. Springer in sup
port OF the majority report, and by Mr..
Wait IN support Of the minority report.
Mr.. LEONARD said, from the evidence
il appeared that the contestant and contes
tee had received an equal number of votes.
and he offered, as substitute, an amend
ment declaring that neither Pacheco nor
Wiyyinton had been elected. He had
panied some Of his party friends By de-
claring that he would not vote With his
party on this question. He lad been told
thas il Was his duty TO east b,s vote as .
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
FASHION NOTES.

. There is prevailing impression that Ia
dies dress, shpu q b. worn shorter, In the
southwestern states. The "style" OF hold
ing up long dresses is doing its work and
may in time brin. a.bout the reform ia street
wear.
There Is "A tendency toward high combs of
rustic designs ia gold, but they are too ~
pSn ave To b-eome suddenly common.
Bridal dresses trimmed Ia white Eng
li>iI era
The shape OF the head is now considered in
arranging the haIr.
Slasll Il dresses are coming into style again.
Western iii,iies are payIn. more lention
TO ridIn. dresses Than t' relsiforr.
TIutS IN gloves for balls and Iuil dress par
ties pdSse.
Bird, : wear their wells a resp IHgo'.
A house 5 cque of white rtgogfte cloth,
trimmed with Clovis lace and basIu> OF black
velvet, embroidered with hite dsise>, Is very
pretty.
R.,s,> com posed of silk floss and resembling
feathers are a new Importation They cfn be
had lu match any dress, or of brilliant con
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
City Council.

The city council met in regular session last
night. with Mayor George Ummethun presid-
ing. FL. roll being called, the following
councIImen re found present: krezdorn,
Przybylowicz, smith, Fem, o'Brien, Sargent
and Shoemaker C7). Absent-Spratley u).
After the usual business pertaining to the
opening, petition WAS presented by Mr. W.
A. Haug, asking to be reimbursed for dam
ages sustained by the refusal of the council
10 permit him Ia erect a frame building in
block two. Toe m itter was laid on the table.
Tue reports oi various committees We're
read and scled upon, and the reports Of Off
received.
The action OF the mayor in the removal of
d. y CorkeTl guard at the jail, Was dis
cusSed and the action WAS Sustained by the
following vote: ayes, nays, councilman
0'Brien voting IN the negative.
The appointment of Michael Wolheater as
guard at The city jail was confirmed by the
following vote: ayes, q; nays, l.
After considerable discussion over various
petitions the Council went into executive
session at eleven O'Clock.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
s~Irs.sts Orphan A.yiIn-NOrth To.
pcka AuxiIiar;

A meeting Of The ladies connected with the
above institution WIS held yesterday in tn.
rnOru~ ni Hrs. u. NJ. Adams. Sixieeii ladies
wen. present. Iii. meeting was opened with
prayer by tie Eev. Duniap. S-.N,T.t. new
IneuDrrs were added and 1T was
'"Re'oiceI, Thai the ladies nf .,o.th Topeka,
undertake IL furnish one 10 Il room IN tiIt.
i>y um at lSarenworth," 10 De c.I.leti the
North Topeka room. The "rdg c Up, - T.,
to D.. commenced 81 Once, the yoIlIa- o.ks b =
ing called on 10 assist. South Topeka has al
ready &C I'm" - rescue by generous don3, lions
Uf cash, day goods. clothing and groceries,
W. b-iIsvc the south Topeka ladies al-o talk
"i furnishing a bedroom! Ia the asylum.
\ pr-tty little girl about twelve Years of
age, arrived here 10y train on Saturday last
sac. >aIu >l,e had come alone, from New York ,
TO find hrI gTandmut!ieI, who, She had heard.
cam Io Topeka, "a long time ago" Fortu-
naIriy tii'. ciIld fell into the hands Of Mrs. ID.
II. ADAMS very SON after her arrival. Mrs.
Ad ms Is one OF The Officers OF the a>ylum.
She took ear" of the child. and To-day the lit
t- waf will b 5 mt Oh 10 Leavenworth.-1O-
pssu 81 de.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

: Book Co. for $3.50 for printing blanks for
/ City Marshal during September. 1871.
Uu bill Of the PuOilc Press Co. Tor various
printing nom April 10 10 December Is, lSs577,
presented az Si1.56, We recommend payment
I OI 81. The item Of $3.50 for publishing May
! or's address disaiIow-d, as the city is not
nabl@ for H. and aiso lhe item of Is for pub
1 fishing the registration proclamation for the
I county election, lSI1, is disal!owed for the
/ reason that Il II a cIarge against the county.
The itesl uf tiIe TINES for SS, referred b i'k
3 TO tite C4Incii by the last above committee
report ,~-, On motion oi Mr. smith, GiSai-
i &c city Attorney, on the pc
9 til. ,af e attorney fOr H nrt,tta
~iay-a.- ru - the taxes for lS73, "a
3 the Na.ir.rp pJJ : uInary Lrpp--ty- TO CALI
ell Wa frDiuc u, read, and ON motion OF Sir.
Smith. lad on the table
The report of the CITY Attorney or the Ia-
tit.ou of Henrieiu, Stewart, IN r-iai on TO
I TAXI was read, and on motion OF Mr.. smith,
: lard on lne liable.
{ III. Nal or then nominated Nr. l.. L. S4g-
gent Tor the Office of Assessor OF Le'tvenworfh
. township, when nomination. was continued
/ by "A vote OF i've to two. MIR. Spratiey b-lB-
absent. Tn- voting being by ballot.
The following re>olGilbl was introduced.
read and on motion OF Mr.. O'Brien al p:.U:
By Fem
ResoIced. That the Committee on Ways and
: Means ..rquiTc al how mGcI per ton, Los
tons of m.s,dtm can be got for, and report
/ at the next meeting.
Appropriation q .iinance for the moI.tn of
Isnua'y \. ID. iS:s ~'s p "due,7i aHd Rad
, th. irst time. ani On motion Uf Mr.. b'Brit a.
the Tnlr> We're suspended AMI the ord lHanc.
placed upon us cond read.n f, and All 'pIe,i
Uy the following voIe:
lowicz. sac -rIGaker and Str.-nt D. EsHs-
smith. Absent Sprattey-'.
The following Resolution was intro iuc' d
and .ad:
By P.z ,byiowicz-
ResOire,i, Thai tn. Street Com missioner lee. I
and - i,t r-Dy ms! Tuc:eJ 10 employ tbr''.'
Irs,lIIs and remove all iucS from Il. !rvcu, 4,
fla,4I.. II j..
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

CHICAGO. Rock Island & Pacific passenger
train No. 1, due here at lO:55 yesterday morn
ing. did not arrive until ten O'Clock las; light,
being delayed by the wrecking of freight
tram near Brighton, Iowa
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

REV. wM SMITH is conducting a series of
interesting meetings at the First Methodist
church on South Fifth street. The interest
manifested In tile religious work is greater
than ever be ore known In the city.