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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
FEW MORE REMOVALS EXPECTED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. PIT is stated authOri-
tativey further removals in connection with the
Star Route contemplated by the President at
present At least further action OF that character Is
pending T.,ildcates that there 10 foundation for the
rumOrin circulation that Public Printer Rounds and Ds
trctAtt0rDey Corkhil TO be dismissed Ii f. known,
however that several officers Of subordinate grade are
to be dismissed. They not incumbents Of offices
filed by Presidential appointment. II is believed the
suspected officials in the Post Office Department
The President appointed Colgate Goyt of New
York City. Government Director OF the Union Pacific
Railroad George Z. Spencer, dismissed. Mr.. Hoys
Is well known a member Of the firm OF James B. Col
gate & Co., bankers. OF New-York City.
The Public Printer has appointed Avin Pearson, OF
Chicago super nendent of The Congressional Record 70
succeed ". ID. Helm. dismissed.
Thomas l.. Tulock qualified this morning and re-
ceved his cOmmis-iOn postmaster OF this city vice
Daniel h Anger Suspended for cane.
No has yet been made I'm regard 10 tho
vacancy iu Tie District MaTslHs office. An appointment
to this office viii be made in day The offices
made by dismissal OF Assistant POsma-ter
Parker and Mr.. Helm foreman OF The Congressional
Record will be filed ny the City Postmaster and the Pub
with the President the White House this afternoon ia
connection r. Is said, with the retention I'm Office OF
Public Printer Rounds. Distrci-Attomey C0fkail had
long Interview with the Attorney General this at
and afterWacd remarked to friend that he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
SUICIDE or SIDYEY E. TANWICK.

NEwBURG, y. Y, Nov. 27-At FishkiI
village to-day sidney /. YanwIck found dead hay-
ns committed sulcde by hanging himself The knot OF
the moose about his neck not tight and his teet
Touched the f!oJr with the bent. He was Dach
elor htyfye years old He had been largely engagei
IN growing grapes Financial troubles are the supposed
cause OF the suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
BOILER WORKS DAMAGED,

BosToN, Nov 27.-The two and q half story
wooden building in Cambridge which forms part oil inc
large boiler works of Kendall, Roberts & Co. was ue-
stroyed by fire tonight Scarcely Of the patterns
saved and the loss upon them alone Ia estimated AZ
600 600 The loss ON machinery is probably about
$4,000 and 50 500 VIII the loss on the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
CLEYEDON Hall BURNED.

LONDON, Nov 27-Clevedon Hall, the resi-
denee Of Sir Arthur Elton situated near Bristol, la
been destroyed by fire. portion OF the library. whc
was also burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

day and attracted considerable attention -Four cases
tred-three against Charles Bickerton, we
known Citizen and against W. Atwater Inc iaIIer
was acquitted but Bickert0n was convicted anu So
fenced 10 Providence Jail for thirty days and 10 pay
fine of $50 and cOste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.
FITcHBURG, Mass, Nov

FIrcHBURG, Mass, Nov. 27.--George G'
Bockwood's tub and pail manufactory I'm AshburnhaIn
was burned Saturday night loss $1,000 Insurance.
$4,000
CARRoLLroN H., Nov. 27.-Ardinger & Piper's flour
mills we're burned yesterday Loss Sls0OOi insured for
00O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
CONDITION orr. Z. MYERS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-L. L. Myers, the run
ner took ms last exercise IN Newngton Park this after
noon. and viii leave here tomorrow morning for New
York. He is in good health except cold, aud has
gained in weight six pounds since lie came to Baltimore
lie now Wcigns ll6 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
rHE BOSrON MlYORlLTE.

BosroN, Nov. 27.-Tho Citizens Convention
this afternoon nominated DT. s. A. Green, the present
incumbent for Mayor of this city. He has been renomi-
uated by the Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN SCOTLAND.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN SCOTLAND.
A TRAIN PLUNGEs THROUGH BRIDGE-FIVE PAS
sENGERs KILLED.
LONDON. Nov. ga train on the North Scot
land Railway which left MacDuif at p. IN. to-day
fell through the bridge at Fyvlc. AberCsenshire
Fourteen persons were killed and many injured
The engine had passed IN safety, but all tho car
riages were wrecked.
Later.-An official report states that five passen'
gers were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
FAILURE or AN OHIO HAT FIRM.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 27.-B. ID. Brown a.
Co.. hatters and furrers, have made an assignment
Their liabilities about $4,000 Their creditors are
mostly New business houses and bank at Ldnes-
vile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
c,pPyrNG TRADE IN THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27-Large QUANTITIES Oh
corn are being moved Eastward by 'he missouri
u"uro.d and colonel Talmags general transportation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
THE NEWPORT LlQUOR CASES.

NEWPORT, Nov. 27.-The appealed liquor
cases were brought up the Court OF Common Pleas "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
MIR TREvELYAN ON VIOLENCE IN IRELAND

LONDON, Nov. 27.-Mr. Treyelyan, Chief secre-
tary for Ireland, replying TO MIR. Gibson IN the
House OF Commons this afternoon, asked the h3uSe
to remember that there is u difference between the
general state of Ireland and the crimes and vio-
lence in Dublin. Mr.. Trcvelyan stated that the
number of agrarian crimes in Ireland this month
was under one hundred, which had not been the
case in any month for twenty-eight years. lie SAID
that a conflict between the Dublin police and or
sanized lawessness seemed to have been begun
The Government was determined to use all the re-
sources at its disposal to put down the latest de-
Yelopments of disorder. "
Mr. Trevelyan added that the recent speech OF Dir:
Redmond at Cork in which the latter advocated
bovcotting and revolution was under the consldera-
tion of the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

COLLISION AT SEA AND LOSS OF LIFE.
LONDON, Nov. 27-The French steamer Cam
BRONZE belonging in Nantes, was sunk by collision
in the British Channel to-day. Fourteen persons
were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
A 1rRnR IN THE HYNEs CAsE ATTACKED

DrBIIN Nov. 27.-Dennis Field. one of the Jurors
IN the case of Bnes VINO was hanged for the murder
of Dolougbtv. was met in Frederick-st. on his way
home TO dinner to-day by a car containing two men
one of whom Jumped off and stabbed Field in SIX
places with a sword.
Fields assalants drove off In the direction OF
Drnmcondra. Fields condition is precarious. lie
saws that the men stabbed him on the arms, chest
and cheek with a sword-cane. He seized the weapon
and broke it. The men then knocked him down
and wounded him in the back after which dIe }aey
1gmaE for heavens sake" Field complains that
several persons saw him as he lay on the ground,
but did not offer to assist him. He staggered TO a
yoitted sank into n chair lie had washed away tue
blood IRON his wounds by the time the doctors
arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
RAJIJFF STABBED IN THE HEAD.

DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-Another stabb1ng case Is Ju'V
reported bailiff named Thomas Malion' WHO
was serving writ tonight in Gardlnei-s'' '"l'
citv. received serious stab-wOund in the head.
Three arrests have been maie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
GAsBETTA MEETS WITH AN ACCIDENT.

PARIS, Nov. 27.-While handling revolver at
Vile dAvray to-day, NJ. Gambetta shot himself i'll
the hand The bullet only trayerscd the flesh, and
he is in no danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
THE PROCEDURE RULES IN THE CON

LONDON, Nov. 27.-In the House Of Commons
to-day Mr. Gladstone moved that the first
seven and the last three of the procedure rules
be made standing orders. The motion was agreed
10.
In the House tonight Sir Richard Assheton Cross
moved that il is inexDedent at this PERIOD Of the
eesson, consider the proposed rules relating 10
standing committees.
The motion was discussed for some time, and the
House adjourned without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE IN MUNAUU.
Monaco. Nov. PA dynamite cartridge, which
had been placed at the entrance to the Monte Carlo
gambling saloons, exploded last evening causing
great panic and wounding official. An Italian
has been arrested In connection with the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE WAR IN THE NORTHWEST NOT ENDED
PROMISING NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF-PREsIDENT
PORTER OBJECTS TO THE ST. PAUL's PURCHASE
OF NEW ROAD-DENIAL BY ST. PAUL DIREC-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
Newest Marriage Aid AssociH-
lion .Bu-I Opened.

An entire new system Of doing busl.
ness, where you will receive full henelit
nj once. IN soon as your money IL pad
down. Ii. jacobs, ageu , has received
an elegant line ~ gents furnishing
goods, the finest quality, and selle them
az cheap IA can be bought elsewhere and
nj the same time offers two prizes one
consisting Of a suit Of clothing to order,
worth $50. aud the other one palr OF
jorsk.u pants to order worth Slj Each
and every customer is eut tied to Il
chance to the above prizes by buying
II worth u furnishing goods from me.
EacL dollar spent for furnishing goods
will eutitlr tile customer tu chance.
Rtspt., ii, JAcoBs, Agent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

Viuceuts High School, Jonesboro'
T.yns.- Mcssr-. Tucker a Willis, Waco,
Irxas- Gentleman: Your Mr., Tucker
knows how skcp icul was as to the sue.
crssfnl determination u the ant colo.
pie4 in Texas; but our death to Ants
which WAS applied twice N the same
ey,n,ur Ia flur different beds in tins
place com Irlrly destroyed every nut
H.. nrllicutlou VS. made just one
month asn to-day, aud not nn autth"nsh
watched Tor, has since been seen IA
r,tLrr bed The destruction NJ those M
Ma nod Vu, instantaneous and complete
IN eacb case. Yours mot Eo-pt,
!" Jas. C. NIsrtST
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
~ iiAii.s
Sheriff MCl.ennan County.
NTATlON.

A " - '''@H'
Tie state of 'lrNas-'ro the sheriff or any
constable OF McIennan COunty-Grect-
lrg3
You are hereby commanded that yOU
summon by making publication Oi thiS
citation In some Newspaper published IN
t,c county OF Mrlennnn TOT iolr success
sly, vcrh. previous to the return day here
ct i .nn Henry to De- and appear before
tHr huurufi, district c0urt OF MClcnnun
uoun y. Texas. ut the court house thereof,
.n tlr ,ity OF Naro, or the tlrst Mondhy
iu November, a. - lSo1, tlen and there
touu-N,r the p titiOu OF Parlee Henry,
plnintiit. nl,d 10 said court ON the % 10 dav
"a september. a. ID, lSs2, against SAID
Il ian Henry, defend nj, tlr SUIT numbered
l721. tur uatur' OF which dclnnnl X us
/ tulIuWs, tu wi An action tor divorce,
/ pliulin alleging A. her grounds Tor said
action abandonment, habitual drunken
nps, and failure 10 provide Tor her, (plnln-
/ tir.l ON the part OF saiddciendant. PLAIN
/ IN pray- Judgment dis.olSiug the bonds
OF mulrimnny existing between herself
rnd said defendant and iOr the custody ct
the tv u children born TO them during their
|m rdngr Herein TAIL not, but OF THIS
writ, and how you haye'eNeculed the came
make due rctutn as tie las directs,
Issued under my hand, and the seal OF
tine district court ut McLennan county,
Texas, nj Office in Waco, this the 10Th day
OF september, lSsl.
Attest j. r. BEA2LEY,
Click District Court, Mcl.ennan County,
Texas. J2Jwit
Came To hand on the nth day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1852, by ordering published
Tor four consecutive weeks IN the Waco
tx ,MiNEs, a newspaper published IL
n MCl.ennan county.
VAN HALL,
Sheriff OF McLenpAn County
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
Mos- Poirs NHrrIaS" ~"
SnsieIy.

Certificates issued tor loo. s2V'l ana
S3OU by Moss Point Mar l"ge AId 9"o,,
CIV and you can mary Ia tour mon n' %.
Quit 10 twelve and ORA" your u'''''
hack, Address tor parucuhrs,,
j. W. STEWART, Sect. ana I'nH
s,Igm Moss Point, Miss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
4 tl1 ALTON

Ihr State ol Tcxns-To the shcrin or
AMY constable oil Mcl@nnan county
tuc"llng.
You are hereby commanded TINT vou
summon by IN King publication Of this
citation In snur newspaper published I'm
nee county al Mrlsnn1n Tor four success
Use weeks previous to return day hcreoi
\. Mice, tn hr aud appear before the hon
ntrhc district court of Mcl.cunnn county,
icNn-, AT the courthouse thereof, ~ tho
Ciil ol Nnco, nn the first Monday In No
vmbor, A. H., 1852, then and here to an
sVcr the prilton nj the la Belle wagon
wurl8, piHullll, filed IN said court on tlN
ulh dtl pt September A. -. 1852, against
A. Allcc, defendant, Tor suit numbered
EU. the nature OF which demand Is rs
i.lIuw-, tn-Wit m action Tor the cOlleC-
iipaui draft Tor : i3l ~, drawn on said
defendant by plaintiff tor goods, wares,
'lc , purcha-,-d Of plaintiff by said defend
mat. .ml defendant having accepted said
, d,ar- rldnull prays Judgment Tor
/ his -nid drht, cost. etc.
trruiu tail not. hut oi this writ, md how
. yoI have executed the sane, make duo
uturn 70. the law directs.
Issued under my hand, and the seal OF
the dl.iuct court oi Mcl.ennnn county,
I q" Ssspptssmi1.9,IT, lSsp'""" '"'' 49, zoos
| Attest: Z.F. BEAsLEY
lu3IIw OK. u. e.. Mel. Co Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

stranger Say, mtsist ny llsAt Jon seem
&. Ha D. hiTs on Whst ale J1u -
mo Head Well, -, you SEQ wsa out
with ihp boys lat night sud tsluist mue1' -
sfrduDer-"h app"ai' - hom 'he lo's' %
rrut h=st'
Bio 'Itdon't feel erI',ly ike N, hs,i.
'lsats tu ta tibisr 'fssii"i ~, ana a. u u hAl
a. tom to bust. and the Iain B. tstfltls."
stranger" II I0u VIII got taitr Of bhilsVs
saline AForsnt, one OF two doses viii 'IHt a hssi
CO. you that your htsuis wouii tec0gnns %
MIC Head "f m 30 suy thing ~ get gli Of ell
tbs pan aud suffering
This maTvsIuus remedy cures those terrible hosi-
aches, ciBanlgs the stlmhl ID, uUl0afl tho tJWtlsi
IN nobs the liver tshussl constipation Al once, aui
gives tbs hi. chsnrs a. go. II has hsenm" ina
popular and ttAudsti remedy fnr courtigalion, hi
ilutnes., SICK headache, LCattrutn, .cih stomach
aud al ilssasss rsguluns ts.l Liea aud pls.sAI'
Iufsatlys ct physie
II never ususests. nor gtirs', srts In one or two
hours, md 10 lust 90 isUshlful sud Isifs.LllI
dunk that everybody likes Il.
II unclouis su1 coos tho brain. quets the nerves.
Gui 10 tHs qua roa f1t tho hsstaeha u iaiiss.
10 mitFatra tho tsus- u rheumatism sni J7ui,
rsilsy-s Kidney snt utluafy troubles aud p.ln IA
Ihs back. For dYspeptcs II uets ike charm, sai
has no olual 10 Cuung = e11titT tfft A1btt Il n
highly recommended ~ p"tsDua who travel t7f
usTchsnts, ulsTks, mechanics, tArtnfy hAEdsy stu
dents. teachers AUD All Ista0bu Who LEAD a ell's'T
cHuontf life Ani subject a. headache. diftns's
bud t0Tpd bowels. n Jnu are troubled 9Th
coated tongue, foul breath lose ~ spIUitH gen
sfsisluggshnsss, BaleJ's Saline psfisnt riil 'uts
you. Il parfufms better work than pile. 10 more
pleasant sni IAlAtshs and Ia much chsspot ia iasI
spIfsles And foams Just Ike glssa u slis
vsIar' and 10 Just - pleasant % .eGia .ai 's1i
systy.uhsTs. J. r. Dhshs0otb Co,
Hoptistvfs, LOUISVILLE, 81.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
a woMAs's REMEDY.

~ certain ages and periods Of wotnan's lie there
rrsn,s certain U0ublss, achss pans ahn suhrt nts'
TAsss complaints aud ittegulafihrs lsg Failfv me
g'frs lie 81 sixteen, and f0il1~ up sod haunt ths
MARI 81 woman UNTIL afUf the " tufu q ltg."
tJms have hesiAchrs. swlmmlug Of the head.
mental and nervous pf1stratoH. lltHshsf chsrss.
hla1dlsss hps. lfslsss sJss, ciuuisd BRAN vhla
ttusfs sutisf with painful lrt.gulAfuss utsrus ~
placements and ulcers. hystsrcsi sTasfns EbIsi9.i
pfositali7n, chfoElc leueorfLps. ehlnfoss 'uFgias
Sons Lee q Eppstts, ovarian dssAsss dusI acc
tgns, etc which 20 numerous cases sud 70 flHthe
tu, t1uTulsI1ns iusauhy sud drhh. Ttsse are
PsurfsilY the Ttsull u tn.itsntl9n. an females
know the class q r0m pla.hta ~ slnio % Hss,
ladies' all these troubles ran b AEeTisi ana caisi'
W have ptoof nous L0lsanfs
Dr. IN atngsoio's Eusilsh fsinsls Btt.ts viii cure
you sound aud urll-sili ngEs yuu healthy ani
hAppr-vilt make 700 feel lisr n nT~ vutnau o.
10 n.slAke. hal1 ~ All Druggists st " " bshi
y1rt address f1r aropT u br btnmEuQle's FsEii
Medical AlV4sT f'fs 10 ~ ais.si'd
an DE0Hssots A Co.
ptsM.st0ts. llusEills. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

Take your pre~ 'rptlous To- lnckeer q
Willis, where you can get them NJ eu
d.y or night, by competent dirpru7e'7
and I. IN the purest drugs-lOl5u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
NlTATION.

CIrArIoN
The State OF 'rcNns--'ro the sheriff or any
constable OF McIcnnan cOunty-Grcct.
ing.
summon hy making publication ut THIS
citation TN sour newspaper published In
M,lonnrn county tor tuut successive
Wrrh- pr,yiuus to rrturn day hereof A.
Alice, 10 hc aud appear before the honor
auto district court ni McleuuHn county
I, VA, rt the courthouse thereof In the
uilN oi Waco, on the first Monday In No
N,mhcr, \ u. lsS2 then aud there to AN
swan the petition ut the La Belle wagon
work., plintItl, fled In said court nn the
30 h ,lHy ui september, A. u, lNN2, against
q. / q trs and \. Alice (who composed
the firm Ot &. L. GHlrs n Coz, defendants,
tor sui 80. i21, the nature OF which
drmrnd Ia AZ follows, tu-wit an action
| tur the collection oi a draft tor ~ l'lGl
| drawn on .pid lllm at &. L.. Gates s. Co.,
| by plaintiff ipr Wuuds, wares rtc., pur-
rha-rl az p'niutin by sHl irIcndiul~, said
Iotculnuir, e. L.. Gplcs ~ 20 having nr-
r"pirI said drnn. lhinih pry- judy
mcnt for his snid dthi, costs, etc.
| therein inll not, hut Oi this wit, and how
| YOU have executed IN, Hnuc make du" re-
| luru ~ the nW directs.
issued under my hand. 'nl the seal OF
the district court at Mel rnnnn county,
| Texas, Ht ullltr in Waco, this the 10Th hay
! ul september l-S2.
Atrc-t. T. r Hr,HrY,
lOIdIw Clk. II. g., Nil, Co, FOX.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

Came To hand on the jOth day OF Scptcm.
her, 4 D. lss2 and executed on tie same
auy. ordering the same published IN tile
" ucu Examiner four weeks prior to ~
tutn day.
VAS HALL,
ALnIln Mol nnnun lnmnIN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
Nllll y.

living been appointed administrator
nt the c,t,t, ot Mary !, Cole, dece scd on
the 20h day ut september A. d., los2.
hctchy notify AL prrso"s having claim
uualns, said estate prr,ent the same
within the time pr, scrlbed by law. My
residence ana post Office address, Waco,
rrNn-. X. ID Coz rloN,
lO-2i-dCwit Admin StIhiOr,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

coon BKAHD- BOTTOM FARM-Our-
~ hall mile from the corporate limits ni
Waco, on the east side & the river, 10 acres all
IN q state ut cultivation, three goo houses un
the prem SOS, good orchard ut oyer .wr bear.
Ing trc,s and 400 IiurnlA grave vines IT cr
at land %g l-3 per acre. For further partiru-
lar apply to r. j. MrCRARN.
Nt1In
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
NOTICE:
Los 4

1'HHLE Fiat KEYS The huipr witt please
return them o. me or lvAyc th.m ~ Evan
ln"r utIcf. NJ A. Adkin u.l.u
IN sunday Afternoon hrtwryu Che clty Auu
" Lindsay Hollow. ular bracelet ornament
rl WIN two siuAli fans aud % g,Il chaIu At
ache I. \ reward Will be gwen tor u, deity.
cry IN IN stephenson uslu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
DENTISTRY

hR GRO = MANN. dentist. makes r.. ra,.
- ialiN nt trrHtln. the natural teeth. I.u
! ana rlrit ua'Atu7. Ohtta' Austin Avpru,.
h,twe"n Fourth and tinh streets NAcu, l,As.
slitm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

r, %lyr, By telegram and mail promptly
p ~ nnest hearse in the state.
asd. calling after night viii always
man At the store.
Sl1,,te on old stand, west corner
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-12
How Forest Fires Start.

Investigations made in Canada and
Michigan show that the destructive for
est fires generally start and spread in the
branches and foliage of trees that are
left ON the ground by the lumbermen.
The resinous boughs of the p ne, hem
lock, spruce and lr will, when dry, kin
die with the touch OF @ spark, and pro-
duce hoat 80 intense rs to give a fire
great headway. Il will then dry the
wood in living trees TO such an extent
that they will burn readily. After q for.
est fire has been raging for considerable
time it heats the air that moves before
it, SO that 1t prepares the trees through
which it passes to feed the. advancing
flames. A fire once under headwaV
will generally continue in it's course tiil
an extensive clearing or body of water
is reached.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-12
A Story OF Speculation.

According TO the story in the New York
Times, MIR. Jay Gould had narrow
escape from utter ruin about three years
ago, and was 80 hard pressed by Keene
and several other operators and CO.
operators in Union Pacific, that his
courage vanished and he became limp as
o rag. Keene summoned him to corr
ference to which he meekly went told
him he must drop out of Wall street en-
trel y and go to Europe for his health
to which he assented-under penalty of
being SO eternally smashed that he
wouldn't have money enough to pay his
fare to HoboEen. He went out OF the
soom, says n Wall-street narrator of the
incident, "as though he had been
spanked" just outside he met Russell
Sage-another big operator who, al
though quite willing to make Gould
stand and deliver, did not find it for his
interests to drive him from "the street. I"
On hearing his story, Sage "walked in"
and found Keene and his fellow con-
spirators together.
just let me serve notice ON you fell
k9ws, said Sage, wniving his long arms
about, "just let mo serve notice on you
that Tn dead against this plot, and
dash, dash, dash, I'm going to stand
right up to the rack and fight you. I
don't give continental about this man
Gould for himself, but dash, dash, dash,
l amt going to let you shove him down
this way. He owes me ono million of
dollars, and he can have three more to-
night If he wants it. 1 am on the make
Just as much as any of You, and had
just as Quick pocket Gould's money as
anybody elses; but I'll be dash dashed
II am going to see him throttled in
this way. Union Pacific can't afford it;
can't afford it, and" here he shot out
of the room, and at 10 O'Clock next
morning Gould was in possession of
Sage's check for So, 600, 900.
Those who have lost faith in the
proverb that there is honor even among
--specnlators, will be pleased to have It
revived by this narrative.