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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

J A Lulmg special to the Sun Antonio
Express ui yesterday morning snys
jude lrcland was present at the con
grrssiuudl convention Wednesday and
m'do u short talk. lu the course of his
rcmarks he IN quoted as saying that the
published statements IN the press that
he stntcd IN his speech ni HunIalcs that
hc was IN Iuvor of the diyisiou oi the
common school fund Tor the benefit NJ
scctarlnn schools were false. lie sul
be favored allowing parents to draw
their pro rata oi the school fund wlrr
ever they had no public schools aud
send their children To- schools conducted
without 4cctarinn control, before. Ills
speech in tn, News aud Post was false,
aud the editorials uu them IN those
papers Rrouudirss, The Judges cNplR-
nation ducs not place him IA IL very
plain hight, but It will be accepted quite
rendily aud cheeriully No doubt hc
will, Ht au early day make delrition ui
his position that will be clear. cnt, spe
ciiir and sHtisiactory.i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
CANNOT RE AN ISSUE.

Brother Wells Cor,ic,na Messenger, =
paper published in the interest OF the
southern Methodist church, says:
judge ireland ls 10 favor Of douorunatipnAl
schools locg,,.ns thoirpro ratio NJ the school
fund 81 iar -u good "" set thI- down {"
ID, oroiit u advanced democracy
II seems almost q pity to interfere with
the Msssenger's pleasant Gnticipations
and we would mo-, 30 so rulcly But the
tru It is that this theory u Judge Ire.
| lands can never become au issue IN
Texas, and no man knows better than
Judge ireland himself that it cannot
The constit tiou ~ the state, article
VII, section 3, says
And uo law hail ever be- enacted sp.
urlrIlat!ns ANY part Of the p-rHAnert or
available school fund 20 tiny other rurpoyc
vhStp,er, nor -h,l. t7o same or any part there
or~,rr Ge appropriated to, or used To- the sup-
port ~ any roctsrlan school
The people, we grant, might change
the text Of th section and article 50 H.
to expunge the inhibition respecting de-
numinatioua schools. Such change,
however, would not effect the question
at issue one iota, 'or back OF the consti-
tuition is the bill u rights, which says,
section
$50 monry .halI De- appropriated rad,aue-
.d from the treasury ipr ia, benz NJ 81 any '",t.
or religion, society iheoIogIcAl or rolglu,s
seminary nor shall property belonging TO the
state Ice appropriated for any such purposes %
4 a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

In the mnttor OF trdcrnl patronage,
Louisiana, although democratic state,
IL about as we'll provided for Hs any OF
the states She has the 81. Petersburg
and Mexican missions, two iirst-cln-s
secretarysh' Of legation aud the best
cousulship IN the sift Of the government.
She has also several minor cousulsmps.
In fact she has more ot the diplomatic
patronage than all the New England
states put together In the various de.
partmcutr she ha, her full share OF Hl,-
poiutmeut- Louisiana republicans
know how to DO one thing 70 perfection,
at least they know how TO get offices,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

The agricultural department nt Wash
iugtou holds that hr cnttlc plague now
prevailing u 'hr midI'culj southern
states is ,hp Toxins coi'lc trycr Agents
Of the lc) ur'mrt hgvn been Ito Viz
gimu, North CmollnD and Alabama to
Investigate, mud Information is being
-nnsLt I'm rnu.-ElMM.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

The opinion If growing at Washing
ton that Brady is the only one Of the
star route defendants who will he nd.
Judged guilty 10y the jury The fuuuds-
non OF this opinion ir that the evidence
against him is stronger than against my
oi the others, Brady is not popular
with his o.detendauts lie is said Ia
be stingy, intensely selfish and very dis,
agreeable in his manners.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
A THOROUGHLY MORAL MATTER

a THOROUGHLY MORAL NATTER.
The st. Louis Republican, discussing
the now nationally prominent question
OF prohibition, indulger IN some leading
reflections and suggcationH which merit
the Considerut uu ut the prohibition
element here in Texas, iuasmuch ns the
issue IL to be made IN this state next
year. The Republican hold1, and We
bodied in it, argument, that it il solely
IN tt moral question TINT temperance in
the form u prohibition can be right
fully made a subject Of Legislation. II
IL only Hs the manufacture and sale ot
liquor affect the pence md safety Of SO
ciuty that Legislative control to the
legitimate ~ safe. IT will not do to say
that liquor drinking iBuseless and waste
ful. This may be said " the lndulgences
and habits which give employment
TO half the industries OF the
people. 1t will not do to- say great, I
amount ot pleasure could be derived
from Other objects qt desire, This i- II
matter Of opinion only he man who
cujoys his bottle ~ wine may think TINT
his pleasure ie more rational than that
derived from the wearing Of pair Of
kid gloves, which lac, perhaps, regards ns
useless and wastc!ui ~ M economical
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

A story comes from \ aske TO the
effect that Archbishop Ncstor, u the
Russian chnrch, III charge oi the Alaskau
diocese, mmittcd suicide there. Sui
eide is something unusual among the
high digwtRncs u the church
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

The presiding elder who went to con.
duet the dedication OH new MethodiSt
church at Grand Rapids, Mich, did not
do il. Tho deb, WIS not all provided
for and hc said hc had promised God
not to dedicate any more due bills,
mcrLnnIn. linna and nnIlgngna.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
N Q FL r. II.

No damage hy wafer, or damage other.
wise, but good. sound and perfect At less
thnn New \ ork cost.
our Objects to sell ss times Justify. Bus.
inc,s is dun, We all know everybody
wants our goods, We sell cheaper
than any house in the citv. All vou have
To do is to come around and see old Alex
Alexander an his return from whitney
Tie will hc in the store. Everybody
knows him. lie will be pleased to see all
his friends
REMEMBER our Clothing, Dress
Good~,Notions which we now ollcr TO close
ont to receive our New Spring stock,
which vii, come In time; therefore we
will ,olI cheaper than any other house in
the city. Come and see our enormous
stock OF Clothing Boots, Shoes, Notions,
Dress Goods, Hats, and In tact, everything
man, woman and child needs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

The D,trw' Tribune Eyes gloomy
nc ouut Of the wheat harvest III Mich
gan. II -uy- that millions OF bushels
have been either wholly ruined or scri.
uusly Injured boy the continuous rams OF
the INST tom ,iH,4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

Judge aud other citizens u Texas, IN
Mexico. n the .Hie IS perfected, the
Judge, 1t is authoritativcly stated, will
come Of with the neat little amount OF
gt.nlNn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

CIillp and FcvcE.
uIVAI. n pinntor at Bayou Sara. Ln.. says
nv ulnnthtinu ia ia q naiarial district For
eaysrai yoarA could NOT make halfn crop on
account OF bilious diHohaoH and chlls wnh
nearly discouraged whom l began the uso OF
TUTTs PILLS The result Vas marvellous;
and have had TO flrthor trouble
They relieve the snsorEed liver, cleanse
the Hiood from poinonouh hunars, and
c,u.r thr bowels 20 act naturally. with.
.,ul W hirh no one can feel we'll.
Try ihis remedy fairly, and ou =. III ain
q healthy Dlg,sllon, Vigorous BOdy, Pure
Mood, strong Nerves aud a Sonad LIVER.
Price. aSC Crnts- Once, ~ Murray NJ, n. 4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

WYNN For Dyspepsia,
ETxI1nI,A ss:',ssSs;.. s,ss nss;..s..
Na~rG~ Chronic Diar-
H RA" rhn,A, Jaundice,
~ Impurity of the
AvSuA T Blood. Fever ami
WldgKIIIiy ""Ia al, Disease. s'
* caused by De-
rsngement of Liver, bowels and kidneys.
SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad breath Pam IN the Side, ,pmctmcs the
pam IS iflt under the Shouldcf-blAde mistaken for
Fh'umsii'm general loss II appetite B1NslG
generally c0-tvr, NHmttimcs alternating With lax:
the head is troubled viii pain, is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss 4 mcmury. Accompanied
9Th painful sensaua % afleasiug undone Somsthns
~hlCl ought = haVs been done a Slight. dr, cough
ani flushed face 8 aumetines an attendant often
mistaken for consumption. the patient complains
ui ~cattpc,s ,nl debility nervous easily startled.
ie,t Gold ~ harnin,, sumrtimos a pnCEly sensation
ai the isln rsi.s. nlifits low and desppndent.
ant, although satisfied that exercise would be hene-
h''u, yet one can hardly summon up ortltude to
ny TIN last, iH'fusts every remedy Se'eih
u the ahnVs hympt1ms attend thS disease but cases
have occurred Nhtn bat iy@ ut them existed, yet
examination Aitcr i,ath has shown the Liver to
have been ssIcnalygly detsnsed
1t should he used by all persons. old and
young, whenever any of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In Tn.
healthy Localities, by taking dose .el,,nn-
ally g. Keep the Liver In healthy action. will avoid
Al Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness. Nsu-
sea, DTarNiuess, Depression # Spirits, etc Il
~Ill inWgnflie like glass # vine, but Is nO in
tnNicnting beverage.
If Won have eaten anything hard Of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals or sleep
less At night. take dose and Suu rii be relieved.
Time and Doctors BlIl- will he saved
by ni~ay. keeping the Regulator
In the Housci
For, wh,tsycf the atmenI may he . thoroughly
safe purGatNe' nl'er"tlv" and tonic c'n
and does not interfcr" with business or
pleasure.
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
Ana '-'' 'll the lo~'r and efficacy ~ C,l1mc or
guiH.ne ~i'houi any VI the rjuu5u, after etIs,t,
4 Govcrnnr's Testimony.
simmons Liver x EuH'2r b., been use In my
family tHr some time and | am satisfied Il Is
valuable addition 70 the medical science
GiLL aHoEtsE. Governor Of Ala
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, of Ga,
-ay' Have dcrscl slnc benefit from the Us, 1f
Summons Liver Regulator. and wish to give It a
further trial
"Th" only Thing that never fails to
h"li"Nc."-l htyr used many rcmeti.. Tor pys-
P'p'4y Liver Affection and Debility. hut nevct
lave found anything 10 ben, 1T me 10 the ,.ttnt
simmons Liver Regulator has sent .in sim.
nes9ta to Gcors's + H. and svuld send farther i,t
N. D med cine, and would ..,!''c all -h1 are sim.
li"'ly Affected TO give It trsI hs It seems IL, only
thing that never fails g. relieve
+ JA.rEy. Minneapolis. Minn
DE- T. w Mason says Prom actual
I,",He' IN ne use II Simmons Liver Regulator 10
my prt,t,c have been ,nd ilu satisfied ty use
'"" p,5cfibc 'i h' purgatvo mcd,elu,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

A Griswold street lawyer was sitting
in his Office the other week when 2
stranger appeared at the door and said
beg pardon, but can you tell me
where smiths Office iSg'
Yes. sir. next door"
The stranger uttered his thanks and
passed 10 the next door. which was
locked. Returning 70 The lawyer. he
observed:
s.Smith seems 10 be out?"
"Of course he Is. II you Ind asked
that question III the first place should
have answered il BY telling YOU 80.
The visitor had 4 troubled look on his
face a. he passed out Of the building;
but that look was gone when he re-
.urncd next day and inquired q the law
yer:
.How much win you charge me for \
verbal opinion In a little matlery''
.'Oh. about five dollars.
The case was stated and the opinion
given. and the stranger was moving
away when the lawyer said
MY fec, please"
- haven't cent 70 pay you''
:. You HAVEN'T"
aOf course not. II you had asked
me that question in the first place
should have answered By telling y"u
SO. Good morning. sir"- DetroH frnc
| Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The fatal pork parasite. trichinR, has again
brought disorder and death 70 family VINO
neglected the precaution 81 thoroughly cook
lne their meat. Thursday o( last week, pr.
Il. N. Emrick was called 70 visit the family of
John siraere. I German, and the physician
found Stracsc, his wife, two men boariers and
I male relative of the family suffering severe
illness, with symptoms o. trtchiniasis lie
administered remedies. and the patients
seemed In 4 fair way 81 recovery, but ~ the
case IL the woman. Henrietta Straese, aged
thirtytwo years, the parasites soon left the
internal canals ana began 10 multiply IN the
muscles, and she died Thursday IN great ago
ny. and was buried yesterday.
The men are still IN . fair way q recovery
and Dr. Emrick believes he can bring them
through al right There are three children
In the family, but they are not Affected not
having eaten any 81 che diseased meat. ~
questioning the victims the doctor discovered
that At wedding held IN the house about
Christmas his patients had partaken Of some
half-cooked ham, and Il was BY means q this
meat that the animalculR entered their sys-
TENS Dr. Enrich was seen last night BY are
porter Of the Tribune, and he stated that be
had removed some Of the muscle from the body
OF the woman aud submitted II 70 examina-
| ton under q microscope, and found u 70
| be completely 0llcd with trichinR, - many
| a. 200 Of the parasites appearing IN =
particlc one-eIghth Of an inch IN size and up
wards u 20, QUO IN = square inch u the muscle.
| lie stated that the symptoms 81 Illness IN AL
| the eases we're identical, beginning with
/ nausea and vomiting, accompanied BY pains
| IN the stomach and intestincs and muscular
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Information Is just received here from
Cuautla, Mexico. Of an extraordinary and ter
rible accident that occurred there on Satur-
day. II had been widely advertised that . bal
loon ascension would be made there On that
day. and large number Of natives had a.
scmblrd 10 witness the spectacle. The aero
naut vas Senorita Catalina Gongora, beauti-
full young maiden only seventeen years Of age,
whose feats IL daring upon the trapeze dur
inn balloon a~ccn~ions had made her famous
throughout al Mexico. and whose bravery WAS
only exceIled by her beauty
The balloon, which was inflated with hot AIT,
and was not expected 70 make long flights,
had no car attached, hut In place q i carried
trapeze. When the moment for her ascrn-
sion arrived the intrepid Young girl gra~ped
the trapcxc, the ropes were cut, and amid .
flourish IL musical instruments Senorita Con
cora and her frail ship noated toward the
clouds. Cheer upon cheer arose from the
crowds below - the brave ycung aeronaut
went through her usual fcats upon the trapeze'
until the distance finally became 50 great that
II was hardly possible 70 distinguish her per-
formances.
The balloon had reached an elevation Of
fully three-quartcrs 81 mile. and every eye
Wa sim strained toward II. when suddenly
one great scream arose from the multitude
and the collapsed balloon, with - fair yonnl
navigator. was seen 70 fallswiftiy - meteor
| 10 the earth Horror seemed 70 freeze the
spectators for moment when, rushing 70 ths
| SPOT where the balloon had fallen, they found
| the terribly smashed and manglci bod, q ths
poor young girl lying lifcless beside the wreck
| Of her balloon.
The Mexicap women wrung their han'S an'
wept over the dead Girl whose remains wcr
afterxard tendcrIy cared for By The reopl
ana buried In the cemetery near the town.
Il was aitcrwarl liscoverc that the bAlloo
was 81 altogether too frail construction ~
the risk of human life. As the material 9
which II was made waS dimsy and easily rcI'
asupdcr Laredo 7er.) Cor ciscianah Ii'ae'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Tux Sherman funding bill was further
discussed In the senate on the oath. The
appropriation bill passed the
House.
A PASSENGER train dashed into some
freight cars standing on the track q Mineral
Point, Cambria County Pa. on the sSi. me
engine crushed through the caboose, and
cattle-car Immediately In front 81 i
wss wrecked. Several train men we're IN
Iiured. but none seriously.
The jury trying the Ashland murder
|ers. At Catlettsburg, KY, have returned :
verdict Of guilty In the case o. Neal.
Al. WA0ONER, on trial IT Kansas
lCny for killing Norman Bandcr, has been
sentenced 70 eleven years imprisonment
the Jury finding verdict Of murder ~ me
second degree.
ELIJAH WILLIAMS fatally stabbed >
NEGRO named John Bell in quarrel at
vicksburg. Miss. the other day. Williams
ESCAPED.
DR. MoELLER, : travelling dentist,
was fatally shot BY constable Alfred p. Gee,
IL Wwhington. Texas, the other night.
N FRED MEYERS farmer living near
} Fort Wayne. Ind, fell from the top q .
} load Or lay which be was bringing 70 mar.
! ket the other day, and was 70 badly injured
THAT death resulted in few hours. lie
, leaves I wife and several children.
! Nus. ANGELINE SrEES, aged 60 years,
, Twas burned n death IN Harrison Township,
J Fayette County, Ohio, the other afternoon.
she was subject 70 ~pAsms and u y sup
posed she fell into the c-pIace during ~
ana was unable 20 cxtricate herself.
. A WISCONSIN, Central freight train
: ran Into hand-c car near Elkhardt, on the
: ssth. Emil AIbcrstadts Of Plymouth, WI-.
was killed.
FouR HUNDRED shoe lasters at Roches
, or. N. ~. quit work BY order Or the Anal
+, yamated Relief Union on the 2ith. The.
. AK rs 10 IS per cent. advance In some IN
\: stances, and their strike throws 1000 ma
: chine operatives out Of work.
y JoHN RYAN. wealthy jewelcr o
!, Mount GiIead, Ohio. was killed BY train .
I Norwalk on the 23d.
FRANK WILLIAMS, aged 16 years, sol
Z |. % sheriff Williams, Or BrooksiIIc, Ind, wa
Z drowned IL the Hydraulic at that place n
\ other night. He had been stealing q ride d
4 . freight train, and did not look before b
|. lleaped.
!. NEWS Of terrible disaster on Ii
n Northern Pacific Railway has ~.
q reached ST. Paul, MINI. AZ james
7 town, Dakota, i've cars becam
}. icraIIcd and rolled down On embankmcni
!. killing nine people and injuring many 9th
ers. The mail coach and other cars wcI
z completely smashed but The clerk receives
!. No Injury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Ilsdsmplorlst Order. Out q 200 By means Of
forged checks. He bed boon several times
"a confession 20 Father SchaueF, and n that
wy gained BIZ coincidence.
The people Of Idaho are strenuously
opposed % The taking % any part q their
territory fer The purpose contemplated 10
lie bin beeoro ConGross for admission q
Waahineton Territory = State.
TuR National Board Of Health has
declared smallpox epidemic n the United
states. and directed The inspectors q
several OF the most important quarantine
| stations 70 zee that the regulations % the
| Board were properly enforced.
Lrkur. MCDONALD Fourth Y. >.
Cavalry, Who has been scouting IN New
| Mexico with twenty Indian scouts for hos
ne Apachcs, crossed the line Into Chihuahua
and was arrested BY The Mexican authorities
| for the Invasion.
The Signal Service station % Cape
Hatteras reports the bark +. L. Carney,
| from Nassau. West Indies. 70 Baltimore
Can't. J. 4. 8. Merry. sunk three miles south
a. Hatteras Inlet. Eight lives were lost.
@. q. Carson. 4 Swede, and Frank Blakely,
colorsd. we're rescued
COWBOYS rode into Long Pine, Sioux
County. Neb., and took possession Of the
town. They shot out the lamps II The a.
looms. riddled the windows, fixtures and
walls. and terrorixed the inhabitants by
orlng fully thousand shots.
r. II. MARSHALL. time-keeper fol
freight handlers q the Louisville 4 Nash
Vile Depot, Louisville, ky.s has been ar
rested for conspiring with $50 others 20 do
fraud the company BY keeping false record
Of time.
that portion OF the Ute Reservation
considered worthless for agricultural pur
poses e 70 be surveyed and opened 70 Whit
settlers.
DIR. CALHoux. proprietor Of the Foot
House. Mckinney. Texas, and HIS clerk w
II. Houston. son OF Gen. Sam Houston, has
4 Misunderstanding. during which Calhoun
fred two shots q Houston, ono taking enec
above the right eye, inficting painful bu
not dangerous wound.
FoREIoN: England contemplates pop
ular subscriptions for The relief Of homeless
, Jews In Russia. Several miners were kille
by an explosion in Newport colliery...
France has been disturbed BY : 6nanci'
panic. Several stock spectators wer
ruined and Bienmieux, cashier In the treas
ury, committed suicide ...... Austria
troops have had several encounters with in
surgents IL Herzegovina, and the rising
extending to tho border districts--.... Rus
sian advices announces N anti-Germa
3 movement q Riga. sankowski. who q
tempted 10 XIII Gen. Tcherevine q the Int
rior Department. has been sentenced 20
a hanged. A leading 81. Petersburg edite
{ saws the Jewish question 4 absolutely an n
9 ternal question, and no foreign interferens
can Be permitted. .....A conspiracy again
4 British residents In Nepaui, India, was di'
e covered q the last moment. Eighty not
Il bles were arrested and twcnty-one milital
officers summarily executed.
:. EXAMINATION Of the muscles Of He
!. rIetta straese, Of Chicago, who died fro
Z eating raw ham, revealed 10000 parasites
}. one square inch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Rev. James Cameron. pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. Oakland, was accident
ally poisoned yesterday afternoon BY dose
Of carbolic acid, administered IN mistake ~
his WIFE he resided with his wife az the
house III Dr. Barber, Oakland, and he was be-
ing treated By Dr. Barber An operation had
been performed On his foot On Monday. and
ne was using carbolic wash for che wound.
lie was also taking 4 tonic digestive medicine.
A few minutes after four o'clock yesterday
afternoon Mrs Cameron was reminded BY DR..
Barber that the patient hal not taken he
medicine. She went into the back room
where the medicine was kept. The room was
somewhat dark. the blinds being drawn down,
and Mrs Cameron took bottle on the man
Tel. not nothing any other, Or thinking Of any
other, and flied out dose In wine glass.
She brought Il 10 him and he drank on about
half Of II, and then stopped, saying: III
tastes very strong n there anything "
nm Then Ne swallowed the remainder OF The
dose. Mrs. Barber said: Gould II be any
thing clsei' Then Mrs.. Cameron perceived
the odor Of carbolic acid, and remembered
that the bottle Of carbolic acid was also on IN
rnantcl She whispered her suspicious 10 pr
| Barber, who quickly obtained an emctic an'
| ordered an antidote 10 follow. The cmet'
| would not work, AZ he could not swallow
| but they forced down a. much magnesia an'
| oil As they could. DR.. Wythc and DR. Bucl
| were sent for, but too late 70 be of any Is
sistancc, a. be died In few minutes after.
| The bottle which contained the tonic mkt
| IRE hypophosphites which Mr. Cameron wa
| taking was high 4houldcred medicine bottle
| about three sizes larger than the carbolic aci'
| bottle. and both were labeled, but Mrs. Cam
husband his medicine. Mr. Cameron was
native of GrccnOck, Scotland, and was sixty
four years 0f age. San Francisco bulletin.