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Capital Prize, $4,000.
1O0 coo TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
FRACTIONS, in FIFTFS in PROPORTION.
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l. so7 PRICES, amounting to- 49,. s2ss 500
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made to the office of the companyin New Orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express or Regis
tered letter, or Money Order by mail addressed
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New Orleans, La.
Or, NJ, A. DAUPHIN, at
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with capital of 81, 600, 000-t0 which a reserve
fund of $50, 900 has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1872.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08
The widow Jesse James.


Charles DOvcy,A commercial traveller,
whose home /, In Philadelphia, Nas agree.
ably surprised On saturday by r,c living
by exp e>- u valuable gold watch which
hr had handed 90 j, sse Jane, 10 June
$50 at the lattcr's request, loaded re.
yoi,rr Icing one ui the arguments used
Jy MF. james A that time Mr. Duyey
had charge Of q coal mining company ;
utlig, N kentucky, snI thu UNEXPECTED
visit OF Jesse James snd hi.
lhry" coni-d,raie- WAS made un
pay day. Il happened inat the money
hai been delayed on its way from the
bank and the robbers got only few dol
lars and Nj Dovey', ws'ch, which has
Just been returned by Ms. james With
the following note.
Kansas civ, june IS, 1852
Nix. CHAs DuvEY. Dclr sir -Euclnsod
you viii hnt watch. 1t il is ynurs
please send me by return mail receipt
tor the same. \ ours respectfully,
Mrs. JE-~R jANiYs.
MI Doyev is Informed that Mr.. James
Is mHhiug general restoration pi HE
stolen property left by her lanen'ed hus-
baud, 30 TAT 4, she can ascertain to whom
% bclOng-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

One WING ~ the San Autou.o repuh.
lIcaus, headed 10y Postmaster Manning.
Is iead-set ags.nst the WASH. Jones
movement and eI-Gov. DAVIS. There
sre not lacking indications that al lie
republicans axe not gong TO b, han lei
over to the independent cause And
then there Is Richard Nelson and his
-olo'ed friends, who declare they
have played the par, Of chesuut- n kors
Tor white republicans long enough
There i general leaveuins prucess 20.
ins on III the republican camp and dcm.
ocrstlc prospects are healthy enough.
The 6ls majority viii ice reduced, IS II
ought to be, hut tie democracy WILL hold
the state government, which is best Tor
the state.
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THEY PREACH But DON'T
PRACTICE


Two very significant votes have quite
recently been taken III the senate, Oo'h
involving directly the question OF pro
lection. rs opposed 70 Tree Hade' OF
tariiif' F-reYenn,' ehI!. lhe issue "7S
go square aud c!taf!! dehhed 'hh' mem
ber' VINO were present c"Ulu NOV "'''e'
II. As = result several dem"'r"''c se''".
tors, "Lo, according TO HI N""I'lohh'
theories ana iF"c'ic's oi po''''cs ouRu'
to- have been FOUND NotinH he"ihs' Tue
protective prihcipIr' iH'e'' 'he music All"
deserted their 'eiIo"-ue'h"cr"'S' HpP",
ien'i! forgetting H.' "oou' u"''"""' "''
state platforms me uF'' ins'"n was
vote ON al Item ID 'he naval hpptolrl.
a'ol ON Oht '' 'ne 'iNnSes OF 'AN' "'''
requires 'he CONSTRUCTION OF TWO eAin
cruisers oil certain tonnage. Inc
steel arnor 10 be nsed III thes'
vessels Is 10 DE OF American
hlAhulac'uF'' senator vance "' N"''"
'AroIihA' moved ~ strike out tue pf'N'
NC mAhuiAo'u'e' 'Np'"'l'NS 'L"' '.'' P"'
pose o' MS 'n'''"' was 90 en"''e 'o'''N"
man u'hc'u''r7 '' steer Aut 'I"'' '' com
pete WIN American 'D"hu''',''vS "'
motion Was f"' '' " ''.e "u'' "e'e"',,''
yeas i N..u Jay '!' our "' iii'''"'''
senator's Morkhh' OF A'"oAli"' '"'ii"u'
o' M"ryIhhu' b' w. "' ueo's'n' A""
Voorhees, ot Indiana voted WIN me -
publicans again7. vance : mouon'as also
did DAVIS, Of Illinois. Tins was si9nih'
cant, the reader Wall grant But II 7"'
What must be said o' the vote late oatnF'
day Afternoon on what If known AS tle
KIM, goods bill' THIS KNIT goods n'!I
is IN the interest Of the New England
manufacturers ot wooden goods 1t is "a
/ pet measure 81 Senators Morrill, sud
Hsvley, and has received the
support of the wool lobby in the
eat and at Washington. Sen
ators and representatives whose
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

The sehou - the Georgia state con.
Yenuou III adopting the ma.onty rule
for the nomination ut candidates is COZ.
sldered as move toward abandoning
the two-thirds rule which has been II
force II the democratic party to' nearly
forty years. The most influential papers
IN the south favor TINS new departure a.
mOfe democratic and conducive a.
greater harmony. The Mobile Register
illustrates tins io!ut s. follows
Tbs republican patty has adopted
the majority rule 10 all it, conventions.
aud that party unfortunate y, has lived
since lasd, and has governed the coun-
try for nearly a quarter of d century.
The majority rule ia that party does not
AppeaF 10 have promoted dissatisfaction
OF dIsseusiCn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

lotsi iE tGirVT .tat-. ari'i.rritorio. .... d,
These figures. the Railway Age is in.
clined 20 think, indicate that he total
number oi miles 'or laS2 will not fsll
short o' loco The record Tor 1851 vss
9rAtS miles, The greatest number ever
completed IN shy one year. At the COM
mrncement Of this year it was predicted
that building would let up, aud very Few
expected that the years operAhous, es.
pecially in Texas, would be hal, q las,
years. when Texas went ont ahead Of ey-
cry other competitor, scoring ,442 miles,
with Colorado Ms second best, with only
90 miles 1t IL safe 10 say, however.
that fully go miles have been built il
Texas since January lst, and perhaps
more. The total mileage q the United
States, including the July work, fuots
M llO.77n miles
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08
RAlLROAn pKOGKEss GN IuLY.

The railroad record Tor July, in thirty
states and territories " the union, shows
= highly gratifying rate ~ progress, the
total number u miles completed turing
the month being nearly one thousand--
and grand Total oi 5,950 miles com
pleteL isom JauUar, let NJ 20 August
lst, As against 500 for the correspond.
ing penodiu lSsl The tabulu ed show.
ing OF the work during July, rs reported
10y the Railway Age aud telcGraphed
over. the country, Is given below As
.iIi he seen, TeHss leads every other
state or territory, having built nearly
one-seventh nt tAe entlre mlIeage.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

The liquor dealers ~ Massachusetts,
are organizing fu F,-i-t p-ohihitoy leg
islHtiou; iaA. state lhs tined prohibition
aud license. and iolui that the latter
system Afford, the best check TO the
traffic. ibut tine p-onbitlouists did what
they could to preygn. the enforcement,
Of the license law ~ order "a force their
own unnatural, uu.Ameiic,u prescrip-
tiou on people who are unwilling 90
take II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

A. @ supplement TO the announcement
that the President Will spend what re-
mains otihe summer when congress If
done With 1t, ou inu Pacific coast, the
statement is made ION authority that
he has engaged rooms Il, Bar Hnrbor.
Maine, fuI tl-mnuth ~ August.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08
Meats Fresh Fat.

Thomas Aston. su, ccssor To ;. John.
son ~ Co ~ the city market hous,, cX-
hhi. at III, stall No. !, An array ut fresh
meats, beet. mutton and the like, not to be
surpassed IN any market north ot south.
Mi. Aston spares neither trouble nor eT-
pcnsc in supplying his customer. with the
very best AMI assuring them OF iir ,lcal-
Ing; invites attention To stall No. g. u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

People should close their earn agsins,
wildcat rUmor, u yellow itvcr IN Gal
weston. Tie city D, absolutely free from
dlseA.c aud ha. i'alr prospect OF rr.
maluus 81. should i, break ont there
we believe tie health authorities will he
prompt To notify The reoIle OF interior
critics The ius' eHs ot yellow fever IL
Galveston WIS m ls-A.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Tie co2sra-riuusl convention 1i the
eleventh district, called tn meet at Cor
Ius CHRISTI on the llth instant, hn, been
indefinitely postponed To- o healthier pc
nod. Yellow Jack IS too near, AID he
Ii a dark hor-, that delegates and can.
didhtes alike stand lu dread ot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

The night Of a young lAiy past the age
OF tweuty-one TO undertake q job oi
housekeeping by v1omsozyer offered
has just been indicated IN Greene
county in Missouri. The father ot Mis-
LAurn RobbS ssri p, attempted to
hold her To continued service IN the pa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Probably thc youngest bride IN tile
country Is Mrs IAomns Payne, who is
only M year old Her husband is u
Clergyman 90 South CaroliuG Preach
ers -eem TO bo ben ing the record IN all
part. oi the country thu ,rasop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

ietnsl mansion by locking her up IA o
room when she had made verbal con.
tract to serve Mr.. George w, Bishop, A
writ Of haboas corpus unlocked the
door OF the paternal prison, and they
we're married in spite q the fathers ob.
.nstiors
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Alexander III. oi kussia, with u view
to the daugets attendant upon his ap.
Prcnchlng coronation, has made his will,
10y which he leaves al his earthly goods
tohs family, heavily iusuriup the same
hls goois-iu foreign insurance Offices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Before removing into my new quar-.
tiers | vii give you another Opportunity
Ia secure the best bargains IN clothing.
-hiri- aud furnishing goods ever offered
~ the city
S'Gtc r. HAHEE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08
rnciGc sIop. HciigIon.

iLige Johanie. TO TIE san FrAuci.co Arso-
La4t.i
"Once there was revival Of lidgeon in
the town where Mister Gippie krp q glas-
ware store and every body was going wild
with good one DAY tire was a Teller
teuding .turr for Mister Gippie, and a
mighty good woman she cum NiI Bible
and said young man Cu you Keep the com.
mandments, Tir teller who hall, d from
Sacrym, ntu and didn't know what them
things was said ye- mum We DO hut the
bo,s WAS sejtil en- on one side yester-
day and ieli and broke every one. We
hall have some more and better ones
from Frisco iu iew days-,ome next
week mum
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Representative Nj is is at his post OF
duty, but his district will honor him to-.
day n though he were present
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Ar's'archi Bey the Turkish minister
IN Washington. says that AIabis name
Is pronounced Arhi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

The totrl electoral vote IN 1856, Prov.
ded the numucf states is not increased
10y TINT time, VIII be ill. Texas will
have thirteen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

1t has bo long ses.iou Of congress,
the ser"ri loa-p-t,u the history Of the
county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08
ReBsios al.

Desiring 20 put al eutire new stock
into my new building, ana offering the
most tempting bargains in all seasouH-
blc goods ever heard ni tor d few days
only, Gail early.
SuGtc p HBER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Call ana see Sanger Bros new shoe
store, where you will find the latest and
hest In aides and gents shoes Fail
shurs Just received. Call in and see
them. .-S6tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

Tho wife o' Frederick Douglass, the
celebrated co.ored man, died saturday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-08

A." hoy wouH ts a'raas, p-irslsss 70 ihnss NJ,
-'EHg tgun ihis dst-usssrl E4Elairt; h-f for.--
aa' " t1tlr f,-siu,ss cccs ao' sd hs-c, - i1l-s
b .' u-Hs 10 them v.i f-i .hs-a litiio pis vs1-
lrc al - mzty ~Ay- that they will nn' s. l..-z.g
.1 tn 80 -tAV1i tea IL; after a. s4lk bed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-09
From Florida

UP THE ST. JOHNS FROM PALATkA TO ENTER
PRIsE-"DEyH's ELBOW" LITTLE LAKE
GEORGE, HAwKINsyILLE, LAKE MONROE,
AND SCENES or THE WAY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch'I
ENTERPRISE. Fla, February 10, 1882.
] left Palatka OH yesterday ut O'Clock
\. NJ. on the steamer Anita, which takes
you the 1913 miles and gives you two good
meals for IS. Soon after leaving Palatka
the river narrows very much, and from u
short curve called the Devils Elbow to
Little Lake George YOU have fair view OF
either shore n distance OF ninety-eight
miles. 1t is particularly interesting by
reason Of the numerous inlets or bays,
with the jutting points of land covered
with dense forest and jungle. II looks as II
ever so many tributaries were emptying
their waters into the st. Johns; but it's
only "make believe "-nothing but an ex-
ira supply which she has showed up the
gullIcs to accommodate the fish and alliga-
tors. Occasionally you pass higher point
OF land, and there you Will invariably see
an orange grove-generally very pretty.
At Little Lake George the river widens
to something like its proportions NJ faa,.
ka for several miles, and then again II
narrows until you reach Lake George
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-09
A Test Question.

The vote on the question OF the adoption
81 the new rules which the Republicans
are trying TO get through the House OF
Representatives viii enable the people OF
Virginia 10 know at once the party rela-
tions OF Mcssrs. PAUL and FuLKERs0N.
According TO the Cincinnati Commercial. 4
Republican journal, the proposed changes
would be very advantageous to the ma
iority, giving them power to do almost
anything they desire to do. "The Repub-
leans desire especially the adoption OF the
new rules in order to take up and pass a
bill TO admit Dakota. As it Is now way
down on the calendar, the Democrats can
prevent action on the bill this session."
In a word, Dakota may do Tor the Re-
publicans in 1884 what Colorado did for
them in ls7G-namely, enable them to elect
Republican President OF the United
states; and ~ the Republicans have but
I47 out Of the 293 members Of the present
House Of Representatives, it is as certain
as anything can be that II Messrs. PAUL and
FrLKERsoN intend to act with the Demo
Gratis hereafter, or In the next presidential
election, they will vote against the adop-
ton of these new rules and thereby against
the election Of Republican President OF
tho United States in 1884.
In 1876 Mr.. TIIDEN got 1S4 electoral
votes. Mr. HAYES got 1855, after the Re-
publcans had stolen for him the votes OF
South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida.
Without the three votes OF Colorado,
therefore, Mr.. HAYES could not have been
elected; and but for the admission OF that
rotten borough Of Il State, there would
never have been question raised as to thu
election Of Mr.. TlLDEN. Dakota is expected
TO play In 1884, II necessary to Republican
success, the same role which Colorado
played in 1876. Messrs. FULKERsoN ant
PACL will, therefore, soon be afforded th'
opportunity TO show whether or not they
have cast in their fortunes "for good anC
all" with the Radical Republicans OF III,
North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-09

The Italian sculptor, Signor Albano, hai
presented TO the Metropolitan Museum o.
Art OF New York city his celebrated
statue Of al Ladro." General di Cesnols
says OF the work: "lt is Il very fine work
OF All and especially valuable TO the Mu,
scum as study for artists. II is not O
statue 10 grace parlor, because OF the
dreadful character OF the subject, but the
sculptor has SO admirably treated the sub
iect as to make 1t an anatomical curiosity.
The statue represents the thief in Hades
as portrayed BY Dante in his Tnferno.' II
is life-size, and in white marble. The thief
is shown with two snakes entwined closely
round his body; they are in the act Of
biting him in the leg and breast. The ter
ror OF the mans face and the rigidity OF
the muscles are wildly represented. Pain,
fortune, agony arc expressed In every curve
and line Of the statue. 1t Is terribly realis-
tic, and gained for the sculptor gold
medal ut the Paris Exposition In 1878, and II
is worth at least $40, Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-09

That 4 o beautiful sheet of water tn
miles wide and fifteen miles long, and Is the
first and only place where have seen
large numbers Of ducks. When ysu
emerge from this lake, the river gets mar
rover and more crooked until you reach
IIawkinsyille, 100 miles from Palatka. From
thence until you reach Lake Monroe II
has more bends and curves and sharper ones
than any stream have ever seen. II beats
Jcnnings's creek all hollow, and instead
Of uending your way up the 81. Johns you
might say ,oinding your way. The average
width Is less than hundred yards, and
frequently the curves are so short that the
steamer has TO Stacker speed to rub a.
closely rs possible to the shore to make the
turns. The banks along this narrow part
are generally bordered with the cabbage
palmetto, with it, stately and branches
trunk some forty feet high, crowned with
huge tuft Of palm-leayes. Several alli-
gators, or "gators," as the natives call
them. and few cranes and pelIcans were all
the "gamc" we saw. We passed several
large sayannas that had been burned over,
and the new, fresh-looking grass had the
appearance OF growing oats when about
foot high. These lands are marshy and
subject to overflow. 1t was dark when We
reached Lake Monroe, and after touch
ing at Sanford we crossed over to this
place. Enterprise is a new place with one
hotel, which, like all the best hotels have
seen down here, is first-class in comforts
and charges -four dollars per day.. There
are some boarding-houses, store, and
post-officc. This morning is as soft and
balmy as May, and in front Of my
room Is q vegetable garden with q
good variety OF such a. we get in
early summer, including ripe straw
berries. Also in view is an orange grove,
with the large, golden fruit thlckly strung
among the green leaves, and the hooking
birds seem to be mockinJ each other, or
else essaying a loitier flight upon the scale
musical. The lake is spread out beyond,
basin-like in form, with diameter OF five
miles. II Mr.. Moses Ellyson were here it
would make him "shake in his boots )"
| lust to hear OF the marvellous catches OF
bass and trout that are made in this lake.
| shall be of to try it soon, and may be
able TO furnish q "fishy story" for my
next. There j. not Yirginian here. How
I do long for the companiOnsAip of an old
style, whole-souled Virginia gentleman. L
caught just such a specimen at st. Au-
gJlstine in the person Of DR.. Dunn, Of Pc
tersburg, but he slipped away from me and
/ hiss fed to the " Cockade city,"
G. VI. X.