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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

The election Of JOHN Hancock "a, y-r.
mAuput chairman of III, state conveu-
tion ws- significant IN more respects
than ole II wss formal admission
by the democracy ~ tie state, that Han.
cock Lar been p --ecl'el tar enough on
account %! hl- war record, Tor Hancock
va union man aud fought ID q e
uuios army Il was also o formal id.
mission, though 1t comes late, that the
war Il over Tie cummon-seuse II the
state reached these conclusions lor :
ago. but tie politician, would po, d low
recognition y tie fact- Now they are
poweIless 10 prevent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

The revenue tax reduction bill that
the republicans are attempting to push
through congress relates. mainly to- -u-
car and ,;eo. -ails, hu, q few other items
are included For example bhuk- arc
relieved ot taxes ua capital and deposits
and -tamrs on checks aud l-aits The
stamp duty OF untchr- pat,ut mrdi.
cine- and perfumes a5r also removed
These items io NOT beB,t.; the masses .o
any material extent hut the reduction
on sugar eud steel a1il De Felt through
OF the c9uutry. Itihr llil b.c1me- %
law It Will reduce the revenues about
s4uOnl,JlJ per aunum
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
SEE WHO ENDORSES rae GENUINE,

hol Ai-g -Iit-r.
~ rs lrn. " b. Ew!th. Ei.LOi grBs
1tf frp y G,.rIou O. , --nsysr.
Ei hrs b.sGYp P4-fgr
H.L iLg. sII -tort,E.
! ElIs! Ia.'npson,
Hon Is n nm
tfur. T. Ert. AlHr33ge
uI.f baY.4 = 4u. u. D
,l.ei jlstoe Hiram "ArDrf = 80.
irwi- "ltIrr. A.si = - PnIk T.
emil .Hgu.sn3- ~ other from whom ~ have
lct.rrs " rDmH~ruEtlYu s5d recommendation
TestIuoni4l. are received every Gay 'ron
yers4us u .i4t ai.YB Ari pTt u.hrue- frOn ail
lart- - the 'yuGtry. AND Al that b. 4,k-l is
iEir Trial.
u - -Iul1enti, a FAMILY M-Ile'rr, sld ~
Deirg kept rss4y Tor immriiEtH resort xiii
.sye many ~ hour uf suffering auI many =
dollar u Eiue ami iOcsrs' bllls.
send for au AlMAntc and convince ygur-eli
mat 5iHmOus Regulator IL one Of the f'.,g mel
!rine- ihst ozu Ue hsLisp Cr0F ~ ,AIE AsD
sFFi'h'iDt- pAkILi HEDlC!SE, Au. BsHars .
bc Careful ile Ou your Guard f0r Frauds
Imitation. and -UJ-tItltes srr HuinerJns, they
iaJ 10 Rsit % pfrJ upon The lriDIlr anI 70
pirAtn uruu iLe OULAIEsT LislH MEDlgp,E iG
10 .L' world.
tl--yiLLE. ARK Julys ls5s
DIN -Ir--l -snG Won another package oi
ihe count rir!t, lt!s ,Aiitd a ltisl pbrAs.e. IL
says It cprts sou nothing, but u IKE % have
e1rt lhs fLy life 1DUfs etc
-oilbgi. W Castle a la' ''''' = 49,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

A hackmau in Cleveland, O,who had q
colored competitol,ha- been dnrIS2J aud
costs by a pol!ce justice t1r soliciting
passengers at the Union depot hycryius
out: Come tbis WY and you can ride
with a white man Language, SAID
Judge Kennedy, that tends 10 degrade
or insult man who has the misfortune
OF being colored, and who II IN honest
competition -eeking 20 earn his hyiug,i7
~ outrage and cannot be- tolerated
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

A new York man Aas discovered g
cure Tor consumption. When 10 au ad-
vanc~d stage ~ that Dreaded disease he
began 70 sleep with hl- dog The dog
died from diseased lungs, and the man
got we'll II there is nu. virtue IL close
companiouship with dogs there are
many people who wal. escape DEATH from
pulmonary com aluluts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Barnums elephant Jumbo va- at
tachri 10 satisfy the claim u From h.
mau from BlIr-riR, Mass, who wa
thrown from hi- horse on G1rhsm street
by one ot tn. horses klckiug mz own
animal Nj Hutch,n,ou told the con.
stable TO take JumNo, II be- desired, but
fiually pad ; % aud the attachment was
yhrUtcl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
Al Inst! AtCo.t. .

We offer our entire line ul liz Il weight
piece goods tor gentlemen, "eaF, al e1-
aclly cost, 10 close out. We hsve mNIc
gr.4t reduction on our stock ut clothing
Tor men anI boy. and persons wartin.
bsrg in should cal at - srAs, mallory *
A.L,n...
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

The holr t,an English carldom nui
SliGOoJ ii y'u. BE- rn.d "a Lay' been just,
discovered among iHe Iaborar- IN IA
rounsy ylynIlH "rpraier rh"p lie bad
previously "lamp.d' t.rough ncnry
every state iu 'n, union, unable 20 ob-
tam WofE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

The Temperance people m ONO ar-
greatly dlsgu-,eI over the workings e..
the prohibition aud sunday laws u bat
state The law Increasing the -aina-
licenses 10 s3n has been declared
unconstitutional by the supreme court,
aud iuuez refuse 10 convict vio.ator- u
the Sunday Law IL thi, latter respect
the Ohio jury is wonderfully like tie
Texas .ury II j. next 20 impossible 70
get & conviction iu tnis state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
Notice.

An partez 10 Arrears tu me are respect
fully but urgenlly r-Yur.trd iu cril and
s-tile -s lave waited Iat'rrtiy and they
must now b, closed up. 90 | win br com.
pell,d To pl,rr al claim, In the hand, OF
an attorney tor collie ii'n.
O7U73w SANFORD JOHNSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

After nominating the LIcutcnnnt Gpv
ernor tlie morning the convention Will
take up the other etutr ,iirlol. and high
c"nri Judges Luhh"ck will pr"hnbIy
~ through ruo"tIly tnr trrnmrcr bat
there Will bo l.oly contests over the
utI'i go .,..,
'''.' "'"ic raytblr. krN..
olhrf Hl't t-- - -J,.nt to a.. upr,g,o,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Alotl-i aasr = s.Iaw 'eyrt '.At
ouWnat4d ~, oi,y D repDreI at
S.s DrIe-.A Tho p4lat IIst
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

\ oeautl'u array q parasa.- and sun
shades, plain, -ilk, lined aud UulIu,d 10
an Ill, newest styir- ca and u-,k ~
them al b HBbcrs 6lltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

hsga.r l- -.'-.r .a4S ysa., =
wA.alg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Liuo7 u,,le-s, moha.r u',,er.. ladies'
ull rluII-l.s 4. ess.- q tlt greatest hay
gains yy-r offered =, b. Ila'er'-. .-G25tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Geuriemer. keep cool, and cal, ~ B ia.
b,r's and get one OF those ro5hy straw
hA'. which he sei. cheaper tl4l auy
house iu t0wu.--l25t-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Pain aud ueakl,s, ~ lung. liver, kid.
ury- and urinary urgrH- relieved 10y
using Browns Iron B,t.gs Sold by
Tucker s. Wlllis.-7y4lg.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Call at g. HEbefs and see, the very
.aw urlces 20 vLlcu Lt las marked uI-
clothing lou cau buy handsome
business SUIT ior slOuu, never sold under
Sl2jI elite
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

40 great o,I..-hp.d4.he and eor-ti-
iSs's'''. -sa4,..,t,.y a..,I.y AL humanity. sr,.
T4irf.a us B4uef o. -al.r. AY,i..nt
.frlSYlrl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

toy Come ohe, cpme AL. both lsfgv
nd small, Ne have goods 81 pric,s "a suit
n- IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

A lntc sprcml from Wichita, kmsaH,
.ays thut the news of the upturc ~ Col
Payne and his followers IN the lndun
Territory, and their confinement ~ prls-
uuers nt Fort Reno h u "a very d"prcss-
ing effect upon the membership II the
Ol,lnhomn ncolouy,whIch is very strong IN
/ thut country, having gomo 500 mcmbcre,
/ u.d IL corresponding uumber III Nil Of the
surrounding counties Col. Payne 7uys
thnt he could muatyr 10000 people m
,hu Oklahumu colony, mud Il congress
would declare the lullnu Territory
ucmcut that lac could put 2O,ODO people
ON To the Oklahoma nuds inside ~ 81
/ duys Wichita city and county, for the
last 10 yenrs and more, has been l'aync's
home, There ia the headquarters of the
Oklahoma colony There he has fitted
ont his followers for their numerous
RAIDS and has gone each time after
being summnuily sent oui Of the Terri
tory, or driven uway upon the TrNus
line, aud there hr will go again with hi-
detected followers and furlum outfit,
/ just as hopeful nud visionary us OF yurc,
only to fit ont uui makc another raid.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

John Brown, the practical tumdcr II
the pnrty, is last to nc rewarcd 10y the
republicans In the moycu u. among
some of their politicians to ruisc % fund
for Johns widow, am attempt to secure
President Arthur'- Umo to head the
list failed The fnr.,ciue statesman
declined, 1t is said, "ic-t 1t -huu.l offend
IN. aonlhnrn fnnmd-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Telephone communication between
Amcricn aud Europe "a Edi-on's latest
ldrn. aud It IL by no moans certain th"'
IT will not bc "a succ 49, W" lead the
world IN the matter OF auuhilotiug time
aud space.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

MIR. ralrurr Glusou.. "f V'i"rd'
Mass. rrl,hatrd ou tl. l-l INSTANT tl"'
ceutrutld anniversary of h'r Mhh.
Eighty four u' hrr descendants shook
hAud- with her.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Track.myug has commenced on the
houston branch Of tho Guif, G." orad"
and Suutu Fc railway aud 1t Is hoped
trains will will bee running over 1t long
before the close Of the yonr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

FHppcr, th, colorei lieutenant denies
that he has been commi-7l Aod as q cop
tain III the MeNirHu army.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

school -hoc. iur hoy. and children. The
ce.chr,b snlr up -Hors outN,ut an,
u'h'r shoe l"ade, 10 b, M,u iu All SINS II
l"" wish HE rruuinc .unf zip call ON
Sanger BrOs.-UJJtc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Goutlcmcu don't wait or you wlI
catch "a cold wearing thin cluthi"g Go
to Suugcr Bro- and get one NJ their tine
business suits Tor fail wrur.-NlOtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Mother Nygy true. snd believe thov nav.
saw .ut NE. J. u"" tuaiyaf that pr utomgosi.,,
EU.HsA fUuIly hsif,rH ls tho most vog mi ..r
medicine ant iron tHuy over kuyw, AMI thtt
hAl.vs SAiIl" AlFuyut ts 'UasaLt All -I,rr,.-r
TtUltHIf f.T lraNaUN,. tHH HtlI alton. agII .t..f
b.AuusuSss, etc strH fN4llv Medical 49,,
ffss, Ad1tcss o. 4, lTlu.Eoals N Co.. louisville. Ky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
REVISION OF THE BANKING LAWS.

In accordance with a law of 1850 the Governor
appointed committee to revise the statutes oil tle
State affecting banks, banking and trust com
panies and report the result of It's laboTs 70 tne
present Legislature. William Dowd and Wills >.
Paine the majority of the committee, nave COM
pleted their work and their printed report VIII be
submitted 10 the Legislature as soon as IL Is organ
lied. IL,
upon to make any changes in the substance OF the
laws relating to banks, banking and trust com
pauIes and it, therefore. II states In It's repoTd
confined itself strictly to such formal and Verba
alterations as seemed necessary Ill ORDER 10 Dting
together the various sta utOry PROVISIONS reiatiIk
to the subject in hand and mould them INTO single
contract, properly arranged and classlhed statute
The statute which the committee reconmends lor
enactment is practically codltcatl0n ot All Inc
laws of the State III force on the SUBJECT. Inc
committee urges some amendments to these laws
One of these is amendment of the section provld;
ing for the examination of the books, papers ana
affairs of banks banking associations and lndlvd-
be designated by the superintendent OF the
banking department The committee thlnkS
that the Superintendent should be empow-
competent person, to he designated by hun whenever
in his discretion he thinks ii proper to have suc an
examination made. The committee points ouI tllal,
as the law now stands, the superintendent mtlsU
first be advised by report made TO NM OF Oy IN
formation otherwise obtained, have good cause 10
suspect that any bank, banking ASSOCIATION
or individual banker has made an impcr-
feet OF incorrect quarterly return, OF Is
in an unsound or unsafe condition 10 90
banking business. before u CdI lHiih'
ton The committee would also prohibit the ap-
pontment of any person as receiver OF such an ~
stitution who had acted as an examiner on H. Inc
committee makes other recOumendatlonS-ln regard
to the regulations of the rate of interest OF loans ana
discounts, to prevent unjust discrimination between
private bankers and regularly orsalil2ei ptHA-
ing associations and also rs 10 PROVISIONS regulating
the responsibility of stockholders
Mr.. PANE said last evening that although there
had been an immense amount of work IN the re-
vision the committee had done the work without
expectation OF desire OF pecuniary remuneration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
rUo THEATRES INSPECTED.

Chief Gicguel of the Fire Department eX-
amincd Thursday the Madison Square, Theatre ana
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre. nc NauiSGn
Snuare Theatre consists of two buildings IN
Twenty fourth-st one being used for the theatre
proper and the other containing tne oulceS anu
dressinp-roOms The main building Is - leet by
on feeT and has seats for $3.50 persons in the par
auette 1877 in the first gallery ana loo IN inc
second gallery. The floor of the parquGtte Is or
prJscenlum arch extends to the roof of the theatre
and has an opening on the west side. The man
exit from the parquett9 IN front was c0isluereu
annie by the chief. The stairs are OF marble rest
inc on iron supports and are hreprOOf. The stairs,
however lead into the main lobby, ana Chlei
Guicancl recommends that there he addltlOhal
stairwavs one from each gallery on the west slle
leading into the building containing the olhces A
fire escape was also recommended on the east sue
of the ny gallery. so that the brennan stationed
there would be enabled TO remain at his post III case
of fire without having his means OF escape cut OIL
Fire extingushers ordered Tor the front OF the
house. 1t was also recommended that the door be-
tween the stage and scene ROOM which Is III a sep
arate building should he made of iron.
Miners Theatre, which is in Elghth-ave near
Twentysixth-st., and IS used ior variety perlornl-
ances was thought by the chief to be especially
dangerous from the fact that smoking ~ allowed
i'm all parts of the house aud matches are freely
used. The theatre holds about loUo peoPiie, anu
brick proscenium arch. The stairs LEADING from the
gallery were strongly criticized by the inspector
They are very crooked, turning several tunes IN te
descent, and at one place one Oh me snorD ne
leads directly toward window hlgh above tne
street. that crowd rushing down IN panic,
aud unable to make the sharp turn, would probably
he precpitated out of the window. The chlel Will
recommend an entire change in the construction OF
fine stalrwavs Besides the stairways which lead
info the main lobby there fire escapes into an
adjoining building and into Il yard next to the
theatre There is also door from Ithe stage INTO
the yard. One of the points severely criticized by
the chief was the insufficient means OF escape from
The dressing rooms. These are twelve in number
and are directly under the auditorium In case OF
fire on or near the stage, the actors would only DC
allie To eqcape through a two foot exit i'll the eX-
treme front of the theatre. Ii was also recon-
mended that an opening in the proscenium wall
under the stage should he built up. The carpenter
shop and scene room are the north side of the
theatre in an unfinished building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

fuence at least two Of the jury. and suggested mat
as large sum of money was IN question: IL mlghC
be well for the defendants TO manage so h y ~
beaten Affidavit to this statement Is maus Wy ehu
defendant approached. On the trial me jury
disagreed. Counsel for both parties TO the SUIT
unite in the application respecting the Juror
Application was made Yesterday Dy A. ~ P Dai,pd
in behalf of James +. Walsh, who is IN Kaymond
Street Jail under sentence to he hanged on January
90 for tke murder of Barbara Groenl9 loI
Of error based upon the GetiS1on nnosed the mo
ton and Judge Cullen reserved his decision
anti for absolute divorce has been brought IN pc
half of Mrs Rosa Stilman Guild against NiI'Iai nan
H. Guild in the Supreme court III bdoInSn N The
same nersons Mr. Guild, who is over seventy years
of age persuaded Miss Stillman who is nlneteen 10
their marriage, they went to Europe After lew
months they returned, the young wlfe going 70 Hd5
fathers house in Brooklyn, T.. d., and MT. dui!d
going to California He was recently directed 10
nav his wife 5000 counsel fee and go a week
alimonv. Mrs. Guild recently learned that her nus
band had married again in California, having Sc
cured divorce from her on the grouhu VI "liiun
dcsertiOn. $4,000 ,e,,,,
PArFRsoN.-Samuel C. Dunlap was arrested yes
torday for stealing flock of sheep from the Iarm
of JOHN l. Riker. near Sparta, Sussex County. Dun
lap made several attempts to sell the sheep at
price below their value TO persons along the road'
lie was traced to his house in Paterson by hlker:
Several of the sheep had been killed by persons who
had bought them, but some were found with me
purchasers. The prisoner is SAID to he q daring
thief. He was convicted OF horse stealing IN lo'o
and sent to the State Prison for two years
LONG ISLAND
JAMAICA-The raising of watercrcss for the New
York markets for many years has cen prohtaplc
industry to Long Island farmers owning lots on ne
fresh water creeks Recently worm about hall an
inch in length has appeared among the cresS, ana III
some regions il has almost destroyed the beds.
Long ISLAND CITY.-At the inquest yesterday as
to the cause of death of John hoelher VINO Is pe-
lieyed 10 have been killed by gang OF ruihans al
Dutch Kills on Sunday evening, number OF WIG
nesses was examined. Last evening john Beman
was admitted to bail and Charles DutGh, James
Ross and James Grady were arrested ana locked up
by order ~ Coroner Robinson Tho inquiry VIII be
resumed on Monday evening.
STATEN ISLAND.
RrCHNOND.-Undcr a new law, all liquor licenses
in Richmond County expire on May l.
ToMpKINsvIILE.-Johna and Francis Phillips, sons
of the Sandy Hook pilot at IOmpkinSylie, and
Francis Nice abe of the same place, who stole 1000
from their parents and who were arrested III
Bowery variety theatre, were committed yesterday
by Justice Casey in default of $1,000 ban each' 10
await the action Of the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
TUE FIFTH REGIMENT DIsBANDED.

The 9th Regiment OF the National Guard was as
bondod last night at its armOry in Essex Market.
There were EIGHT companies represented, $50 men
teing present General RodenbOugh, Assistant In
Stote and gave the discharges to the commandments
who Will distribute them to their men. DISCHARGE
Inv disarmament does not exempt man from military
d1ty i'm the militia nor enttle him TO any other eX-
enntions; but # he wishes TO join another military
organization he will be allowed the time he has al
ready served as if he had rendered it III one organ-
1afion. The members of the 9th Regiment are
unanimous in declaring that they will not join any
other regiment, but will form an independent Or
gauization Colonel Crooks in his parting speech TO
7be r~Cimcnt said that he was out with his
endeavor TO have the AdjutantG General resclnd his
order to disband the regiment. lie advised the men
to form an organization for a few months.
Lieutenant Colonel ELEPHANT of the LIST Brigade,
then distributed eighteen badges to members OF the
regiment tas prizes for shooting at Creedmoor last
summer after which the regiment was formally DIS
banded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07
DISAPPEARANCE OF A PATERSON MAN.

School Commissioner James II. Cocker, of Pater-
he has bcen drinking heavily and has frequently
been seen intoxicated For the last five years he has
had charge of the liquor and brewing business Of
Mrs Hemingway He hardled the money and
was expected to pay all bills In the last few weeks
Mrs. Hemingway has received bills which were
marked paid on the books She took Mr. Cocker to
task about it and accused him OF having Kept the
money For his own use he made only an cvaslve re-
NV Mrs Hemingway then employed two experts
10 examine the accounts of the business. She re-
VII had been prepared on which to base warrant
for Mr. Cookers arrest. The taking out of the war
rant was delayed, however, and yesterday morning
Nr Cocker left Paterson. The amount OF the al
Hsmmingway's belief is that her aggregate losses
will be large. They are estimated at about $1,000