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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

Die Tbiir bate iid ttntsr ber garonin
aefhlcfcn; Mnsela itano nod immer au,
6enfer, obne 7d au rssen, ben Blid I'M.
pertpanot auf bic 9tepe Sebeftet, mo Der
uuglad(ide, ben man mittlerweile ins
5aus setrasen, nieberSeiunten. Wur ei
nen Wcment battle Der Croft Ucrgeta(ten,
bies Ntles tSnne bas @ert zines bSI en-
3ufa1s 1ein. sic badte taran, pie fe
teute Wadt auf ben finaereu Corridor &C.,
itar5t unb beiddmt in ibr 3imn,er surid=
eefdli4en mar unb fd eiuserieselt bate,
nm IT'D Dot fd, ieltit gu idaeen. @ie
trubte, mas ct setbon - mas er bate
thnn tppllen.
Der Dlanma8en mar oauonBefahren;
bas Bduerlein bate oersniiglid nit Der
Yeitide Setlatidt; Der Yloe pcr oem pcr.
tale mar leer semcroen, elm 9ausfnedt
feste bic Strubbalme 3u(au,n.eu. bic man
nit bem Ysrmuneeten aus benz Waeen
s.3ertt - Nusela menbete lid uno idritt
lansiam mad ber Tbiir; a6er mitten i'm
3immer blieb Re tpisoer iteben; elm titte=
res Qdheln ftir3te ibre 9ippen:
SD piirbe es nidt gun, 3meitsnn,ale gu
tbun brauten. ST es sarum, bab ids
Ri&t setbon babe2
gBie cine Naierei tes 3ornss ergriff
es Ge:
Neiu, t,ein. nein.. Sd tab' es nidt
8etbon, neil ih nidt eurfte. neil ih ibn,
btreiien pcllte, bab uut er ,peiter leben
fam, reit.r leben mub. Das bat er
nidt beeriifsn = ct ioq es besreifen -
er foul
tJprilebuna folat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

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ourd cen @ebraud BON Or. Aus II #
s Snls's > an burserIro n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09
6. s. Miiuer.

Ser unternebmenbe Waler unb 6ar=
benbanoler, Serr s. $. Muler, hat
feinem li6 INNER mebr estpeiternoen
0el6dft Elm ususs 8epartement binau=
gsfiigt, ndmlid elm 9epartement fir
8iloer: Oelgemdlbe, Gbromo's &c. ye=
berbei. pie oas auiammen gebort, bat
9err Wtiiller cine groBe austpahl BON
@abmen aller art uno iibernimnlt bas
ginrabmeN ppn 9ilbern, bonn sroBten
OelsemalSe big sur fleinen pbotogra=
pbie. DAB 9err Wiiller au9 in bieier
yran6e grfolg baben tuirb, 1T BEL ieis
ner geliebtbeit als Gaufn,ann, Bel iei=
ner promptbeit uno Geellitat nidt an=
oers gu erwarten. Serr Miiaer bat lid)
our6 iein energii6es Jeltbalten an
felte Yrelle unter Der 8ebingung nur
porsiigli6e 9lrbeit gu lielern einen Huf
ertpor6en Hnb beute 1T bic ueberaeu1
gpng eine algeuieiue, baB tper quite iinp
geibmadbolle Qlrbeit getban baben tpia,
l1 an 9errn Wtiill,r uenbet. sSm Oe.
i6dft 6es 9errn Nfllkr Hnoet man
nunmebr: 6arben, Dele, @las. pinIel,
alerlei 0taterial snr Sunlmaleret,
5apeten, glloer uno Bilberrabmen
nit NlemL mas in biele 6dder
t6ldet. 9aneben bctreibt 6err Weiilz
ler S9llber=, Saus= unb StubensMas
lsreL flbrt ole 2(nitrei6arbeiten unb
auttrase ttlr bas Sapesiren bon 3im=
mern aus. Sas Gei6ditslotal bes
9errn Wiiiaer iit an GpMmercelisaBa.
ncben Der pacific @rpreb 9flies,
7,6t6umln1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09
Cages s Weuigfeitem.
s n I a n D /.


SN @hicasp 1T cine 5alibmiims
aerbanse aufgeboben iporoen.
9lm Z. Na1mittags als eben 6ie
8anf f6lieBen tuollte, riiten feds mas
firte Mdnner in has gidbiden 8reof=
felo, afo., bielten bpr Dem 8anfgez
bdube uns tudbreno iie Die NuseNellisn
nit ben angelegten @ebplbssn erf6red=
ten, raubien lie aus benz @elbidranf
$4,000. Damn iagten lie unter bem
anattern ibrer Waffen 6abom. Oils (ib
bic Barser bon ibrer 8eitiirsung erbolt
batten, madte id iofort cine partie
CUR yerfolgung Der fiibnen Ndu6er auf,
= Ser Direftorenratb Der Ne,p
Dorfer 8aumtsoab1rle bat Ii6 a5er Sic
lagt gemOrSenen Glagen arsgeipro6en,
baB Die amerifanil1e 8aumtpoQe an
Qualitdt geringer pirb. 9ie 6erren
erfennen bic Sbatia6e am uno i6reiben
ie oem llmitanbe gu, oaB Die 6inma.
fd)inen nidt bollfommen aenug fino,
ni6t reparirt merben, ipenn eins Repaz
ratur notbtDen6ig iDirb unb baB ber
Saamen au furs gereinigt ,pirb. Muf
bieie @eiIe lit es unm5sli1, einen LAM
gen Stapel in ben Wiarft 3u brinaen.
suf Der @usitellung in Mtlanta tpuroe
cine neue Gin ge3eigt, bic Der 8aum=
uoae bic ridtiee Bebanblung anaebeiz
ben Last uno oieIe Gin folie ii Gsz
braub gtaolnrlisn tperben. Die ssar=
mer iperben barauf aufmerflam ae=
ma6t, beim 8erpaden Der Baumuplle
in gallsa pprlIdfig 81 fsiu unb mog=
li1it Su berlneiben, baB peri1iebene
Gualitdten In einen Yalen fommen.
= gei @oseob, Conn.,, ipuroen am
Ibenb bss Z. pon einem 3use Der q.
.. unb N. $. 8abn flint Ginber-
brei Mdb6en uno stpei 3naben-Ses
Sobn godmepb iibsrIabren iiub iofort
aeiObiet. Dle Rinber fanoen auf Dem
geleiie, iaben einen 3ug berantonmen
uno traten auf ben nebenanliegenoen
S9ienenitrang als bon enteegengeiebter
@idtnng elm 3us babersebraut fam
uHb bie Girber ssrmaliute.
Galtle @arben bleibt erbaltenl
Die Hew.D .DOrfer Qesislatur bat ppr ibrer
0ertaSuns nod elm sutss Wert setban,
inbsnl iie bic Wittel 3ur Nuired)tbaltnna
ber Nnitalten gun, Sduee Der Ginw anbe=
rer be,pilist bat. Der nntergons b.eier
Anitalten mare serabe jeet tei osr ftarfen
etnmanberuns elm srObes unslid ee=
wsisna.
NusIans.
lleber Banana wirb aemeloet,
oab in ECUADOR eihe @epolution ausae=
broheu 1T, in peru berrlAt boQlanoias
Nnar1ie unb Gbili ioa bon epibemisu
unb 9auberbanoen beimgeiu1t iein.
- Aus Gettimie tpirb gemeIbet: Sin
Sitreibii1es Battalion tpuroe bel Wtiri=
MEN, norbli1 bon Moslar, bon 3mei=
bunoert SnIursenten iiberrumpelt UNI
unter 8erIult bon 95 5ooten aus leiner
Stelung oertrieben. Nm 3. Sum
| iiberfielen Die Sniurgenten bic oltrei6i.
fden garrifaoen Bel Siibinfa unb tOb:
teten rs Soleaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09
On non 0funehmf; SO

gu ben 9tnnebmIi6teiten Der
MiQiondre 1T cine neue biusugefom=
men. IS i6eint, baB lie ibre 8ersnii=
gunssfabrten in oerielben Nbsel6ie6en=
belt iperben unternebmen f0nnen, bic
lie in i6ren palafen aufre9t erbalten.
Selt Van6erbilt uno Gielb Die fleinen
0Clenmaf6inen sugei6idt tnurben,
berSi6ten 8iele mitMillioudren auf benz
ielben S9iffen paifage gu nebmen.
Nls @anberbilt fiirsli6 mad europa,
fubr, fonen tbatid6lib mebrere aabi=
men auf Dem betreffenoen Oceambam=
pier pieoer abbeifelt tuorben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09
tUorifebuns folsi.)
Wande Mildbdnbler ber(febeu

- Wande Mildbdnbler berfebeu es
pcrtrefil,d bic 3ubn,ild gu psriiliden
uno iben unseadtet Der iunitdtspCl5eili=
den. gOridriften ibre 0iiiduusSfinite 10
unseitSrt, bub beim Nnfuuf iosenaunt
rein t Submild faum Scmaub lider
fein fam, pb ct nidt siu GemiiA ems
pfanst, beiien @enub gum ansebliden
@rias Der Wuttermild ben. ainee serabez
gu idabli@ mirb. Was 1T baber 81 thun,
wenn eem Sauslins bsr 5umeilen ipdrlid,
1ieBenoe fahrunssauea ber Wutterbruit
burd anbermeitise Nabruns perpollitdn
bist merben muB, Ooer uenn isner Suel
81 serinsen 0edbritoff entbdlt, pber benz
9inoe AaG; bee GntwSbnung cine bsr Mlut>
ternlil4 entipredenbe 9sabruns sereidt
weroen ipa? M3an ldaife Weu ltab=
ter's Deutides Sineermebl
(Ydbotrep9ine( an. Sin allen Npotbefen,
Die Ba&ie gu so Gents, gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09
Ser Gisberfcntt hnn hen 81

= Ser gisberientt bon ben Ser.
Staaten iacD @nropa 1T nod elmer
panie bon ober s Sabren tpieoer auf=
genommen tp0rben. S1sn por mebr
als sipei Secennien fGidte bie .Rnider=
rsGompagnie" in Stem Sort gis
nod gabir, 9abre, Samburg anS Bres
men. SEPT gehen bon Bottom unb Yel=
faf, Maine. tpie bOn Stem Sort aus
Qahungea na6 2iberpool nn6 Qonoon
unb aud Oeuti6lanb fragt ipieber nad)
americanii6em giie mad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09
Dte 3ouiltana Staatsluitsris III Die eiaiEas, bts
son benz Dolle subpfilr, mu,es
Vsrl}ta1a Gtate Sptterp Gp.

W.
Disf.s Saa!iut warbe i'm Sabr. 1883 fir Gr.
,tsbanss> nnb DotIttdiisfsiis 8r.ts spa be1
Siaatslsstslatar fur Ten 8eiiraum Ypn fanfurb.
swan,is Sabrsn eefseIir ineorpprirt nit eintu
Ratital son sl,o0O.000, ,u wsldtem Ne Gitt.,
stntn Refsrsefenb soa $3.50 .oOe bin,uaefaat Sci
Dur1 Elm uberitwtrsihes Dptum oprten ;bre
HtHte Elm 1bsil Der eegsnwdrttssn Staaistpn>
ftttutton, arssnomusM an 2. December 1879
Cite cute @efesew6sit fsin 9fnA
III nsa1en.
Stss ssosen 9isbunsen spn eia,eIa,p
NuMmern f,osR mOna.lidp ifatt N,mcIs NTH
t!ne Siebung srftshen. Ran lele natfplaente
Vreesntbsiluns.
@robe monailibe 2isbuns ber
Classe G
tn gss~ SrIsane Disnfsas ben IL. Ssli lssa
Nls ualsrt tanfiiseu 8tfbInatp fnben (iat. ur,e,
@uflt1t unb Ieiung Der 9tatrdls
o. o. Aeamrrgara rna gnnis:asa uua
snbal 9. Gatly poa a'irsiaieu.>
9auptpreis $4,000.
10000 sidtts ,n SIS itbss. gruattels
In 6anftel i'm gertdltnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

= Dag aud in Dentidlanb elm abn
lidss Waiwetter seberridt bat, pie il
ben Wer. Staaten, Benefit irleenpe,
Stcbleuf5er bes vSlaoberabotl9a.
Sd seb' auf Der au' ipa5ieren,
Stridnupft nno menis frcb;
Die blauen Sliimlein frieren,
Wsir 9ebt es ebenic.
Mailiifterl meben idneipens
Gus 92crb, Glib, Slt unb 8eit;
Der WcSel fablt ii@ leibenb
Sm unsehei5ten Weit.
Sen Sulfen bat bas Simmden,
Grtaltet 1T bas &eb,
Sc 5ittert buS iunse Stanmdeg
Sn susi9er Aaee.
sd fiibli elm iebnenb Bansen,
SD bab' nur einen Wuni6;
als Maitruut MOOT i'd perlanaea
einsu iteiisn bsiBen Yunid!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

-Sn @nblano siebt es niht ,peniaer
als 100 reltsiSie Teiftase. Ser beiliae
Shupo mill nddifens iber cine Germin=
peruns berielben beratbcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

Gin babides Otter. Die 81. Walb=
bauer lde gudbanbluns in Yanau besebt
m etelem Sonttter baS Teit ibres 400
idbrisen Beitebens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

l,s6f Dtminut ina gsirags ten s285, ,50t
nf arfrassa fir Nstnisn. fuwis 8akn fai
elues t0nnta nur In Der Sffts in Mep, Cs!saai
etmatt ptrSsn.
sDsasn Jnfcrma.icu Oh. SsFsGpassn ftrtIs, aai
"a VI. u. Dlupbin,
Ven Grisans G.
Gepsrs WOpIs, assni. Ode 9sullon u. gssquia
e'rass, Soa aniOnie,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-09

Yancoaft & Spbn babe,1
eeor5lgli6e tpeibe Welten gu 81 oas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29
A KENTUCKY EPISODE.

The democratic central committee of
the state of Kentucky has Just COM
pleted an investigation that appears to
have excited almost as much interest
throughout "the commonwealth" as
they call it in Kentucky as did the trial
of Butord for killing Judge Z lott
certainly great deal more than the
Guiteau trial. One Captain Henry, a
rural democrat, but very strong one,
Is the democratic nominee~for clerk of
the Kentucky court of appeals fat
office, hat is voted on by all the electors
Of the state. Capt Henry came to. Louis
vile eIectioneering and city blandish-
ments led him astray He looked upon
the ardent and became forgetful. Then
the wicked Commercial, of Louisville,
charged Capt. Henry with doing all
sorts of silly things while under the in
Iuence OF the wine-cup. Kentuckians,
especially the democrats. were aroused
and spraug TO arms in behalf of their
party nominee. The papers took it up
one after another, and or weeks it has
been the theme, receiving "a larger share
Of attention than did Gov. Roberts
book or the three-cents-s-m mile bill here
in Texas. Capt. Henry and his friends
Indignantly demanded an investiga-
ton, and so the state democratic
committee was convened at Louis
vile, to sit in solemn tribunal on
Capt Henry's case. After days of earn
est investigation the committee decide
that while Capt. Henry might have been
a little tight, yet he merits the support
of the party and advises all good demo
Gratis to vote for him first, last and all
the time. The Courier-Journal, which
has championed Capt. Henry's cause as
earnestly as It aid Tilden 5, reioices over
the finding of the committee, and says
in a doUble-leaJed leader: "The truth,
"aud the whole truth, is that Capt.
Henry came TO Louisville on an cleo
pioneering expedition; that he was un-
attended by any friend or friends;
that he fell into bad compa-
NY and dispensing the mis-
"cellaneous hospitalitles of candi-
date, he yielded to temptation and for
"a time lost possession Of himself" The
Courier-Journal adds; Capt. Henry has
done nothing to forfeit his claim to the
support Of Kentucky democrats" and
winds up with the clincher, "let him who
is guilt.e cast the first stone" There
Is peace in kentucky now and if Capt.
Henry lives he IS sure to be reelected
by the usual democratic majority next
August. The whole affair is amusing to
people at a distance, but it shook Ken
tucky to the base, The popular feeling
seemed TO be voiced by Lexington pa
per- which said things have come to Il
pretty pass i'll Kentucky if gentleman
cannot take nip of Bourbon once in
"seven years without having Hail Co
"lumbia raised about IT." An unbiased
public will agree with the Lexington pa
per
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29
THE LYNCH-CHALMERs CASE.


The Lynch Chalmers debate, in the
house Of Representatives yesterday and
the day before, appears TO have drawn
out the worst partizan passions on both
sides of the house, and the matter cul-
minating, as it doubtless will to-day, in
the unsesting of Chalmers, will be the
bitterest episode of the session. 1t is
perhaps better for the whole country
that the matter should be settled now,
for Chalmers entire career in congress
/ has been fruitful of criticism on national
! as well as local democracy. He repre-
sents what is known as the "Shoe-
/ String district Of Mississippi,
and has represented it for nearly
six years. If the reader will
take q map of Mississippi and find the
counties Of Adams, Bolivar, Claiborne,
Coahoma, IssRquena, Jefferson, Quit
man, Sharkey, Tunict Warren, Wash
iugton and Wilkinson (Which comprise
the district, he viii appreciate the no.
menclature of "shoe-string" applied to
1t, and now famous the country over
The repub leans have always claimed
that it was SO shaped to secure demo
cratic victories, and the usual complaints
have also been made of the use of tissue
ballots, shot-guns, etc, in carrying it for
the democrats. John r. Lynch, the con-
testaut, is colored man, of more than
ordinary ability. He claims that with a
fair ballot and honest count he would
have beat Chalmers several thousand
votes. Gen. Chalmers is we'll known
through his war record, as a Confeder-
ate, and his subsequent career in con-
gress. He is a son of Hon. Joseph
Chalmers, formerly United States sena-
tor from Mississippi. He does not ap-
pear to be as popular IN Mississippi us
he might be, for the legislature Just ad-
journed deliberately gorrymandered his
district as to make his reelection prac-
tically impossible. Gen. Chalmers is
very indignant at this, and introduced
d bill IN congress on the subject of
congressional apportionment, which is
plain and severe rebuke of the legisla-
ture of his own state His retirement
viii probably END his public career in
Mississippi. Lynch viii enjoy his victo-
~ but brief while, as his time VIII ex-
pire N March of next year, but he will of
course draw full pay for the entire term,
as wellas the expenses of conducting his
contest. He viii also enjoy the distinc-
ton Of being the only negro in the con
Eress OF the United States.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

The decision of the state credit and
repudiating democratic committees in
Tennessee to unite in call for a Joint
convention does not insure the union Of
the party IN the coming campaign. A
dispatch TO the Courier-J ournal, of
Louisville, says that the repudiators Will
certainly bolt unless they are allowed
to control the state convention. They
will insist upon putting into the plat
form a repudiating plank, to which the
state credit wing will be unable to con-
sent without going back upon all their
professions. If these statements are
authentic, the two democratic factions
will be found as wide apart as ever in
the canvass soon to open.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29
United States Marshal RusseIi's
E'rn.1hInS



Our Dallas special, of yesterday has
most certainly done Marshal Russell
great injustice. Investigation yesterday
proved the fact that he is still in Wash
ington city, and, being there, it is ab-
surd to think that a warrant OF arrest
for him was on its way to Texas, when
he is personally on hand to answer any
charges which may be made against
him by the department of justice.
In fact, We do not believe that any
charg are thus pending against Mr..
Russell. The heinvestigations were made
some weeks ago, and since the return of
the detectives to Washington, he has re-
mained the favorite for the position.
These miserable reports, put in crcula-
tion by designing persons, are to be re-
GREETED. The Statesman's telegraphic
correspondent at Dallas no doubt gave
reports rs gathered from a source seem
ingly reliable, but We are prepared to re-
gard the whole thing as ia Sc, and simply
the work of some defamer. 1t is re-
ported that the fight against Russell at
Washington is prosecuted by the Davis
wing of the republican patty in Texas,
and we do expect, when this report is
investigated, that it will be found to
emanate from some one of this gang at
Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29
The Fail OF David Davis.

NA4bakc Dtl.bdLs
One OF the most daring and adventur-
Oils men in the United states senate is Da-
vid Davis, OF Illinois. He is brave even G
the verge OF rashhtss. The other day he
left his own specially cons ructed chair, as
president OF the senate, and rested his eie.
phantine form in the seat usually occu.
pied by ) major B Il Hill. Cf Georgia. II
was only for moment, howe, er, Tor sud
denly crash was heard, and thros.h the
veil OF fast rising dust was seen Il e bulky
form OF Illinois distinguished son lying
prone upon the floor. Willing and SYM
pathetic friends soon raised the ponderous
tOIm, and The presiding officer of The ma,
tional senate was conducted slowly back
to his own seat, wiser, let us hope, ii moi
A sqdtler man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

The owner Of the house in which Jesse
James was killed has filed q most sinEu-
lar claim against the state with the gov
error asking for $1,000. She Is a widow
woman, named Henrietta Saizmau, aud
she represents that her house was worth
$4,000 before the state, by its agents,
killed one Jesse james therein, that the
said Jesse James being a notorious per
son, morbid cUriosiy-seekers, IL the de
sire to secure memeutoes Of him, have
wrecked and carried off the greater part
OF her house SO that to-day she could
not sell the place for more than $1,000
Being damaged 10y the act OF the state
agents, she comes to the state for reim-
bursement.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

Mr. William Jones, the farmer who
attempted to shoot Gutcau, the assassin
Of President Garfield, Is in Dmyille, Va
on visit to his brother, who is in the
service Of the Western Union Telegraph
company. By good rights farmer Jones
should be wearing o striped suit and
putting III daily work in some peniten-
bary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29
SEE WHO ENDORSES THE GENUINE,

/ Hon. Alex. H stephens,
1t Rev JnO. w Beckwith, Bishop of Ga
Gen. Jno. b. Gordon, L. 5, senator.
Rt, Rev. bishop Pierce,
Hon. .lno. GIL shorter,
J. Edgar Thompson,
Hon. B II. Hui,
Hon. j.. e. Rrecklnrldge,
Prof. Dayid Willis, d. u.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner, OF Ga.
Lewis Wunder, Asst. u. NJ. Phila Pa.
and thousands OF others from whom we have
letters of cOmmeudatlon aud recommendation.
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the counterfeit, 1t Is called trial package. 1t
says il costs you nothing, but 1t Ike to have
cost me my life. Yours etc,
u52sdwIy JOHN GRIFFIN,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

The six Chinese companies of San
Francisco have cunningly bought a
ranch on Pugets Sound, where they
will land coolies from China and bring
them into the United states as called
for. Three thousand coolies are now on
their way 10 the Victoria ranch What
ever the Chinese treaty may say about
keeping Cinnamon out, it is to be feared
that the six companies will evade it by
bringing all the Mongolians they want
through Mexico and British Columbia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

It's reported that Senator Joe Brown,
of Georgia, will soon resign his seat ON
account of i'll health, and be succeeded
by Hon. J. j. Gordon, who was Browns
predecessor. General Gordon left the
senate because he was not wealthy, but
recent fortune speculations have made
him q millionaire.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

Those persons who do not need Iron.
bat who are troubled with NcrVOu, ness
and dyspepsia, will find in Carter's Little
Nerve pills a desirable article. They me
mostly used in combination with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and in this way often
exert most magical effect. Take iSut
one pill OF each Kind Immediately after
eating aud you will he tree ttom indiges-
ton and Dyspepsia. In vials at % cents.
Sold by Tucker & Willis Waco, Texas.
OIOlIyy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

If the Maine legislature is not called
together to rcdistrict the state its entire
congressional delegation viii have to be
elected at large The new apportoin-
ment gives the state four members,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

Members of the legislature should re-
member that no man has a vested right
to as many terms in congress as he may
happen to want. The congressional
districts should be shaped ON broader
grounds than for the benefit of any poll
tician, be he big fish or small fry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

David Davis sometimes foTgets that h {
Is president Of the senate. The other
day, so a Washington dispatch says. the
japanese indemnity fund bill was up,
and, being objected to, it was consented
that it might 20 over without prejudice.
President Davis said. That goes over
without prejudice call the next ease. -
For moment he apparently thought
himself back upon the bench again.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

A naughty congregation in Little
Rock, Arkansas, have been disposing Of
punched niekles by depositing them in
the contribution box, but on last Sun
day the minister called attention 10 the
fact and made 8 special request that
"Chrlstians throw IN legal tcnder.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

This Is called an off year in politics,
and yet a full house Of representatives Is
to be elected, and state legislatures
that will select twenty United States SEN
ators are to be chosen. Besides the
election of legislators and representa-
hves, twenty states will choose COVER
nors. The year 1882 cannot, therefore,
be considered an unimportant one III
politics.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-29

Two students, sent ont by the Meyi-
can government, are taking practical les
Sons in cotton culture, having farm
near Selma, Alabama, on which they DO
all the work themselves, under the direc-
tiOn of q teacher