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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

sn1Lon's Coueu and Consumption Cure Is
sold by US on guarantee. It cures con.
sumption. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. 7. Young. p4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

Horsford's A cid Phosphate, for Nervous.
ness, indigestion, dc.
Send to the RumfOrd Chemical Works,
Providence, R. l., FIR pamphlet. Mailed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

Miss LovEY LIE, daughter Of thelate
William P. Lee, OF Now York, who last
Winter was declared TO DO the prettiest un-
married woman in Rome, has been be.
trothtd to Mr.. Denison, wealthy London
hankaY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

AFelect Hsuc School 70. GIr's, at AlcxAndria,
Virginia, eight miles from Nashington, y. Q. The
lSIh Annual eSIion heglnH sept. 20. Il Is tho
aim OF the ri cpal 70 wye the cafe and comforts
OF home. together with the highest educational
GdyantaGeE. Terms: $3.50 10 $500. Address Tor
Circular, MS, hhBtcCAc G, PoGttL. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

WILL you sUFEER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Shiloh's VltaliEer is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by Mrl.ain Brothers, and
Alex, I, Young, aE pIw,
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THAT Hacking CoUoH can be so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il.
Sold by McI.ain Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young. D&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21
VACATION.

Parents ihould lend thtlr children 10 The Ma.
tionAl Business College corner d ain and TNelith
Streets during vacation, NherG they will receive
exta tralnlng In whiting. RpeGislly the seniors
tunity. You eau make great Improvement a q
cheap cost BY attending the Business college Ity2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give Immediate relief Price 100, SOC
and 81. Sold by McLaia Brothers, aud
Alex. r, Ynurg. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

sulLon's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, WhoopIns Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young, DGw
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NRw ADVERTISEMENTS.

:EoRsALE-A DESIRABLE DRIVING
u MAZE. sGie ard speedy. Inquire Of WIN.
MCLAUGHLIN, senate silooi, corn Of MARKET
an Aixteen b street. iy2le
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

"HAcEAEr4sE Nstlng and trasrant per
lain Brothers aLc UT. Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-21

PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COL
il LICE, PITTSBURGH, PA.-The, only csm
p'etely equipped, hnt'cas school for Ladies, with
iull collegiate powers, west OF the Allegheny
Mountains Delightful location, away IRON city
noise and smoke. Complete Labontpfy, Superior
Faculty. etc. School year opens September llth.
For catalogue, telInA- etc, address uila n 81
HELEN y. PELLETRFAH,
Tvs President
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WTANTED-AG GOOD SECONDHAND
wv BUGGY, with or without top; also Hafnsa.
Must be che'p Eddresl b. mail, stating ptlee,
street lyme
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VIII leave wheeling on SUNDAY MORNING, the
22d, at 6 O'Clock, for above and all intermediate
1890 c. Il. BOOTH d ION. AgentG
For pleasure trip The st. Lawrence Offers supe-
pleasure Of passengers. ty20
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APrEotINLTIoN rNIEEa

Approximation Prizes Of 2S........,. ,,,.
1867 I1IEOs. amounting SO
Application for rates to clubs should IL msde
sS, frrtSSs iUio ", writs rics,v INV Sir
Sddre&. Send orders BY Exp!e6Sor ail AddeSed
Il. A. DAUplIIS,
New Orleans, Ia.
jyli aaw COZ seventh st.. Washington. D. G,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-01

CONTINUED ON THB FOURTH PAeL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09
THE NEWPORT.


The hop lnst niyhl, complimentary to
Mr.. and Nina Robert Rogers. iihn pro-
viuus entertainments ~ this club, wt- n
dccldrd success. The groom and bride
were proscnt in all the smiliug hHppi-
ncs- uf new wcdlrd love. Besidrs the
regular members ot the Newport club
there were present scycrnl members Of
the bur, the especial friends aud
associates OF the groom. Robert WIS
decidedly himself, except, perhaps, with
little more content in his smile aud
friendly welcome. The bride. though u
Rtrnugcr, soon won the friendship Of all
Bright. 'ocul, frank, idancing beautifully
and lastly dressed IN hnriatrl cronm
sntln she soon became acquainted, aud
to know her wHs to acknowledge that
Bob had shown his usual good Judgment
in the selection Of u wife.
Among 50 muuy handsome ladies', and
aplrudld dresses the EXAMINER dare not
Lmkr distinctions 10y mentioning same,
AND have not the spncc to do them all
Justice II WAS however u source of pleas
urc tn note the graceful form Ut Miss
illhcrt, Of torsicannn, she was dressed
ia u handsome crcan.col0rcd Embroidered
dress, with flowers NJ the neck. Miss
ilHlhcrt WA ever "A iuvoritr IN waco, "a.
why's mnhcs many hearts glad bv her
prc-rncr NJ Il when She returns to Our ais
tcrrilN she ever carries more than one con-
uucIrd heart.
vi furuA. ~ Wyoming male her
first appearance IN Waco society, aud
IA the spring torrents rush down from
the mumtunt NJ her fnrnwuy hume,
nwrcuIug all hrlurr thum. so -he came
cuulurring an hrus, ilrr dross ot
hh"k satin nul crnpe wae inst suited
H. those dirh eyre, ma bright and park
ling IA the glad rat y 81 the Rockies
aud he deep, fresh color, as 1t came hu,
wont iu all The clim-uu HpleudOr ut &
mount in mnid Clay. yyaci0us IN,
witty, Mss trrnd cannot fail hut b,
popular ~ " Ucu society
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

Arrivals at the Pacific hotel Thurs
dag, Nuyomhrr 8, 1891.
NC En-tland, lllllsbpro; w + John
ton, Kansas CITY; g T. Lusch, A A
King. MIR. poat, X A Fisher, New York,
: \ Terry, Philadelphia; Oscar felIgI-
ner Fort worth, A II Dunlap, hos An
gclus q " piuklc, Cairo, III; " + Tur-
ucr, Now York W T.. Srott; Phiadel-
pLia ! linhrrmann, Georgia James W
Taylor, Austin; J \ Hollrud Marlin
Miss May Nuungblou1d, Eddy; Mrs
Wright. Eddy u " Lnngford, Auslln;
/. Iongley St.,ioui-, C.F Cohb and wife,
Bolton; N i Lrbnlt, Galveston: & Il Lock %
r't. Cisro, " " Ov,rmnn, New Jersey;
W II l.cfevir. GrOeshrrk, " NJ Howard,
Sew Zealand; q A Scaling. HuhhiriH ~
" u lulllB, Mt Calm; e W onwny, ia.
cinuuli, /. newell, Atlanta; h + jackson,
IT. loUi; George II Rrsiur. New orb
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GAIN ESTON HARBOR.
DEPENDENT UPON CONGRESS.
SIGNAL AID.
Letter Drafted to Captain Eads
Mail Robber Arraigned
HIS Trial postponed.
NEWS FROM rur OLD WORLD

HAlvEstoN, November $ Before
United Strtrs Commissioner Spauu to-
day, Y. puuiglru. charged with theft ut
letters from the United States mul, was
brought up, tut he had the case post
pouei until Saturday, owing To- the ah
-encr 1T witnesses. DouiEinp i nu
Armenian Turk, \ Rus ian gentleman.
name not learned, acted rs interpreter.
Dmigjau WAS arrested III Fort Bend
county.
The dralt OF letter to Captain Ends
from tue deep water committee Ut alder
men and riillrus, prepared Tonight,
says. WcWishto know II yoW viii under
take the work OF deepening the wafer On
Galveston hnr. auy to tho rNtrut OF
twenty-five Ia thirty feet II So,
how long Will 1t require and
what will ho the probable coat? F'r
how much per Hnnum viii yuu
guarantee to MAINTAIN an, Ii depth uf
water? II you will any that You can
obtain 1t, the committee invite you, It
not already fully acquainted with the
situation, to Nisit Galveston aud make IA
prr+uunl survey. The lcttur onl irgrs
uu the national chHrHc' Ur ot the work
aud the impurtput beuotita expected,
but II saw the committee feel II b.
proper To- av that however reason
able your estimates might Ice, the
people Of Galveston ur" not
able Of themselves to contract
Tor the work hut they ARE encouraged
however tn hrlicNc that the general gov
eminent would contract ou n proper pre-.
srntutiun ct the matter AMI We trust ~
may be able To- secure the NECESSARY cuu-
"Irssiunal assistance.
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NIs3NItsp.



MrNIco, November Stu duel iu
Chnpallepec. outside 81 he city TIM.
morning, between DE GhreH'. uf the
Mexican National buuk, aud Olivier,
French merchant, the latter killed the
former. Olivier Wh- badly wounded.
Swords were used Both pArjict we're
well known. the trouble was caused
by u dispute over seats at the races on
Sunday TIE British minister, two
American hdlra aud De Ohrest lott
their scnts to promenade. Olivier aud
two ladies' then occupied the scat. \
quarrel then ensured between DE Hheest
aud Oh yer. when the fnrmrr onllrd the
lolicc and hal the Int rr elected. The
incident ctus"d several challenges to be
acut 10 DE Ghee,t. lie ind anuiher
duel WrunRcd Tor tomorrow Intense
excitement preyMl4 among Foreigners.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09
NUMBER 279

sion to-day in Trabhock colliery, Scot
land, four men were soriuuely burned
DERBY INrEEvGLWfD.
IuNuuN, November s.-An agent ut
the West Indian nssuclatiun had an in
tcrvicw with Derby, the colonial secre-
tary, today, and expresses some feeling
toward Jamaica, because the people hal
no control over this legislative council
III the extension desired 10y IA number OF
unofficial mnmhcrs Ut the legi .lature.
Lord Derby said the home government
WAS considering the matter, and thought
u was not advisable to return to colo
mai government, which wa, abolished
IA lsGG, aud quasi he despotic gov
rrnmeut now existing crnld not be n
permanent government, and he had de-
tetminrd to take new departure in the
government ut Jamaica, but thought 1t
would be unwise to declare the details
at present
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servla


-FNVGA WIN M INV-NFD.
BrfGRNpr. November S.-Eightcen OF
the committee here Including Fa.cmlitt,
radical leader of Skupslchini, and 5000
insurgrut at CahatrLc. arc still unknown.
II is believed the insurgents will soon be-
crushed, rs royalist iorrcsHrr surrounding
them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09
England


MOSES MosrtlIoE HoSoEEp.
LoHDoH, November S.-l'amsgntc was
garl.nd,d aud illuminated Tonight IN
hoBor NJ sir Moses Muuteiiur, who en-.
tiers upon ms 100 year. The queen sends
q reuienuurinu conRrntulatory me, sage
INDEMNITY puSNuoS,
I.oSDnS, November S.-Adyices from
Shanghai report the payment 10y the
chinese government ~ iOOWO francs as
indemnity for the execution OF Father
Torrasc, { French missionary.
sCUEowISG FRIENDS,
Lovn,N, November s.-A large mum
Der ui bodies are still m Yorkshire coal
mine, ia which an explosion took place
yesterday. The friends Of tbs dtau
crowd the mouth Of tue pit
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
| LONDON, November Sin an explo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09
EAtsI.biD NEWS.
ssus-Iu--Impcrin Marie Iusii-
Iutc sturucd. prctcd VISIT

WAR .,w, November s. lhc Imperial
Mnrir Institute was burned, 1t l. supposed
by nimlists, tu destroy trcneumhlc dnru.
mcnts ni the press tor printing the nihlhsi
journal recently discovered there.
~ruInus Arrrm.NsloN-.
ST. Prtrnsurno. November s 1t Is
exported TINT the a7th division nj thr
Eusamu army will be mohiilvd The
mcr on urlough were summoned 10 ~
turn, eni "A contingent OF soNcniy-scNcn
were recalled Tor immediate service.
tNAk luHDERs Aiutr7rfp.
81. rEiFRe., ra, November S.---Eigh
teen rri,un were arrested here, AMI liv,
IN O'Drss,. charged with forgery at hanl
nu,c-. MANY factory hgnis were arrested
Tor participating In the communists agI'
tltiuu.
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ireland


DunLIs, November 3 Lori L"rue
nae been sugle7toi fyr ylreruy ot
iceland
rnorosrp orGASIy NMuS.
ELis, Noy"mbrrs luco"h'pueur'
az ,h,. parncll campaign 90 Ulster, It TX
,r,upard to form a constitutional DGglu-
,ldiun there, apart from the Orange
as-nc,atiuu. The object u To uuIto tne
Catholic aud Professionals IN the -nppoft
II tue law aud the promotion "i loyalty,
, and to oppose the d,muicsr'llon "l
Lldne rule and huu-rhuld sui ugr
cuMPEssNTIoS uEANrEni
. DrnLis, November s.-lhr court 81
the iuceu's bench granted II crmpousa
tisn Ia the persons whose property wa
made huniirnA uf upon receiving tn
news ~ the killing ~ Cnroy by ODnn
: nell
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

The choicest and hest cigars 10 the clty
arc to be had at Castles. Morrison 4 Co.,
corner Fourth and Austin streets.
10 aU-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

On the L. inst. Thomas W. kcene will
appear us l:irhard II at Merchants Opera
House. Tn the same evening w w.
Culr's show will give q performance md
exhibition. II h "a pity that these two
representative attractions are thus anita
gOni-rl. The circus viii empty the gal-
lrry ut the opera house and the great
tngciiun will call away from the circus
lover. Of that class Ut umuse-
nrnt who, neyer.the-lrss, will
decline T." iorego the intellectual treat
/ kerue viii AFFORD them Cole ia II great
show; his clown his rlrrs AMI hls
wonderful catalogue IT wild hengts are
tuthmlly presented. Where, then,
. will the puzzled mau turn? Let ~ 90
~ the circu., papa chi Tommy, aud
to father darts toward tho show
ground Then las remembers the bloody
iyiaut, Richard CroDkbark and how su-
ptrbly Krrne represents the char ctsr;
the scene between hin aud Queen Anne,
the bitten spirit of Margaret and
the nightmare previous to fatal Bps-
NOtth iell; all this he remembers aud
While his helft pulls him one way his boy
pulls he other aud possibly, SO divided
I ia purpose he may grow, he may com
. promise 10y staying at home. The rem
, ody il to 20 tbs circus in the afternoon
- aud tke IN the drnma at uight.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

rAEIs, Nov, mbrr 1T ~ md llnt
France prupu-rd II TREATY Of commerce
with Chiun, England tu he u party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

A THOROUGH cot RISE of Achcls
Blood Elixer will rr..0ye all faint trout
the blood. II cures scrolula, ulcers, hoiis
and pimplcs. sold by Castles, Morrison &
4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

,.o, Goods Just Received
Ne" IL. lose MuscatCl Raisins'
f'u'' ,. Loose Dchcsa Raisins.
. 'p French frunes.
'".s New LeghCrn Citron.
SO Currents,
New SOFT Shell Almonds
ind ' aud whole Spices:
S Al guaranteed first quality aud at
bo''V" JOHN +. MARSHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

5.Ioyos. Noyrmbrr s.-uncn-iyc oprr-
gllon- from llnptong win probably begin
fhs 2lst instant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
THE SOUTH WING or MADISON
CAPITAL FALLS IN.
NEWS ITEMS FROM Att OBJECTIONS.
FATAL DISASTER.

MADISON, Wis, y lvember : -- The en-
tire roof, insi ,r wallis ana the iron aud
stone columns ~ the new south wing ut
the capital fell At l:ln p. IN. Barney
hIHgius aud William Edger, ur Mail-
son, were KILLED, William Jones, boss
mason, Of Milwaukee,. had his skull frnc-
turedr lie IL diving James buWd, "a
mason, OF Madison, had both lrga htokcu
aud Will probably lie; Rhodes Shrhry
gan was budly injured, James Kelly, VI
Madison, had his leg broken aud wES
otherwise badly injured; Miles Maxwell,
OF JHuesylllt. wHB injured about the
head, Ed. Barues, of MAdisuu. aud Ar
thur Llnch, Of Chicago, aud Mike
SchmHuk, Ut Madison, We're badly in
iurcl
M,ui4oN, Wis, November $. nll
list Of the killed and Wounded III the
disaster this morning will br found IN
tho following. nrld--B Bernard llIgR,us,
lhbur.r, 30 year old, Of Madison Wi
lIAm Edgar, u mason, 81 Madison, was
buried under the dchrIs ana horribly
crushed, Michael Srhwauk, ot Madison,
died after btlngl taken-unt; William q.
Jones, al Milwaukee, skull fractured
has died iucc lac wa taken out.
Injured Miles Maxwell, Of JanesNillr
plHstrrer, wtB badly cut uu the head
William 1; Sc, u plnsierer, uf ShebuNgau
probably fatally injured, William Jungr
carpenter, ot Mui-on, badly srr dchrd
Arthur Lynch, IT Madison, head badly
hurt, aud IL drlinuus: ~. BuLk'r, mn
son. of Snnk city, sinplr. srrimsly
cut up; III Page amt j. q. Pare. masuus
at Middleton, vnung men and hrothcr-
/ badly hurt; m klngdey, mn4on, "l Nil
| wauErc, hurt about the head; las. h"wcll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

a western paper lays that "by this
time all down casters have got their
houses banked up and have laid in supply
OF Jobnson's Anodyne LinimenI.' IL
would be "A wise thing Tor people here
about. 10 Law In the Anodync. II Is the
most valuable liniment in the world.
ll.G iW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

I that can LOCALLY We employed Ia sup |
/ press it ought to bn put
on motion To that end. Permit mo t"
/ send YOU IN advance prouf sheet uf the
| srcnnl auditors report. which ,isclusr u
/ fra .htful condition ~ organized fraud
| against the poor Hnl hclplrss, who have
serve their cnuutry aud lived manned
or h oxen down, aud children, all ot
| whom are NOW victims ut these dcslgh-
/ ing leaders, who rob thrm Ut their
/ Savings nud anruuga. and overload them
with public drMr, aud with work that
binders mrce sury progrrss ia tho,r hus-
no-4. II lhls can be pat an end To- hv /
ullicrra IT the nifcl States ii thls can |
b. punished 1t ough Ia be-. -
BEN'I. ll,mIs liRFwsrEG.
ATTORNEY General !
rmFvEl AZ WORK.
pTrsuuKa. November 81 IA evident /
u gang uf expert thiryrs are working M .
thus locality. This week thro' lnrgo 1
ruhbcrlcs have been committed. Tho .
buldcst Vns the breaking ~ the suto ut
Samuel Schultz, II sturohorprr t'w .
mil.H from the rity, early lhlE L.pinlug.
The rohbrrs hauled the ,htr qli ~ til"
binding ON pluul.., and then hlrN u
open with powdnr md gut S2,nM.u
cn-h and irwclrl The 5000 worth of
cloth stolen Iuraduv ht-hnm rrco'clcd,
.,,,,I ,I,r,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,I fl ,,n,,ot buvr been
..'" '''Io '''', ',"'' ,,,t ,l,.,, ma,
+" liza, niI,rrs in tln ,,,u,.
..,,,.,.,,.,.
''-", '"'' a.,
loDNN,roEG I'M, N"vrinh'r ~
liam, 'duor "i the Nav, rh'f'' WINS
fatally hot lnsi evening 'y . N"lnH
man named Nr"'EI Nt"' h''an''
claimed 'hht W., hN' "'eu '"" ~"
mate with lns w 'n ,nH viz M'NI
IL ~ l''h ne '.'t ms ''"' ""''''' ''"
,.,r,,,,.,, ,,,.y,,, ,,ppr,.n
! u,-r,''.r ~ N,y.,nh,r X -Th,
. r,",,l'..', IA, ,,,,.l ,,I,,,.l maj NonIny
+ o"V 1r.'iI,.,'''L Vi,o No., .t,ns rnI'rn
a IL, i",'' i"','.,,i,, t,,, Inr.ns ind rlrrt
- W." W., ,I,,, ,,ost a. tLri,i,
",'', , ..',.',.'.' , ~, i,i,t s'..,inu
n ~ unshy .,,ns' nnr'd umJ WA. NM
n.,,,,,,rl ma rLi.f uuI Rabbit uuuch ua
Q .u-.l-ttni chief.
mNnLrY'H sum-
Is NEW \ uWt, November *.- irpdIcyH
l.. -nIt To restrain the Nurthrrn Pacific
i rnlrond from further mndRnglug hn
property, vn- = my,cd from tlto ,tut"
~ IAN.t.A.tI.II. Ia, November IS. hul.
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New Goods Just Received.
Imported Sliced Pine Apples.
Maple Sugar in Bricks.
lmproted Italian Macaroni.
Imported French Vermacili.
Green Ginger Preserves.
Plum Pudding in cans.
All guaranteed best quality aud
bottom prices.
JOuN i. MARSHALL.
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WACO. TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER o. Iss3.

p,cttd a number OF eases NJ frauds upon
pension claimants Ton the action ot tie
grand jury. lie has received large
number Ut fraudulent circulars and let
ter, explaining the Use made ct
them. lir is DESTROYS that soldier.
and their friend, having copies
ct surn ciryIitra OF knowledge
ot such attempted frauds, will scud
him tull Information, aud be- par ltular
tn send 10y which claim, and IN which
rusv. 49, as It may hr known al the puu-
Sion office department ut Justice. lhc
Washington navy and arcrctAry II the
Interior referring Ia Your letter VI the
~, respecting HE appointment lay the
commissioning ot pension, aud persons
tuu the I uitrd States district attur-
ury in tins district m the investigation
az all claims Tor pensions aud huun, ,cs.
tu connection with which charges are
made against tturnoys, and to- examine
sUrh gases lis the distract utturucy shull
lr-ire to present tao the grand
Jury. agree with yuu m such
appointment, and cuuuut lac made lu
examine toe cases where tine uilrusrs
charged Hrr not uilcusrs against the
Uuitrl Statee. but the district attorney
ia his opinion, inclulu- eases where
these pension agents make upplcuu1ug
| for peusiuus, welt knowing the claims
/ they present ARE fraudulent. TINS
| oileuso against thu United state, So Gar
! ns the district attorney makes charges
Of crime against the United S!nto-, he
| shouli bc aided ~ the examination ut
such eases by an officer ut the pension
| bureau especially detailed Tor TINT pur-
| pose lho evil set forth 10y the district
/ attorney Is going GA, aud all
/ that can legally ne employed 10 sup
/ press IT ought to bn put
! on motion tn that eud. Permit mo t.
send you III advance II proof sheet nf the
! srcnnl iudifrrs report, which DISCLOSE Il
/ fra .htful condition # organized fraud
| against the poor unl helpio1s, " hU have
serve their country and lived manned
or h oxen down, aud children, all oi
whom are now victims II these dcSign'
my leaders, who rob thrm Ut then
Savings aud anruuga. and overload them
with public debts, aud with work that
binders ncce sury prugrrss ia thur hnA
no-4 II hIs can hr pat an end iu b,
ullicrra IT the | niirl States this chi
b. punished 1t ought Ia be-.
BEN'L llNuUIs bREwsrEE.
ATTORNEY General.
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drawing pistol hI lh' lu'> on 'I'''l""
day. The court room Wns crowded.
WARRANTS our
PorGukEtrsm, n. \, November s.
Warrant. are ont lDr the arrest ol warden
Brush, ct Sin9 Sin" prison, AMI u custom
house officer named \aulhr'rl changed
with bribery m thGrlccli"ns.
pI.sArI4rIrD MASuTAuluurRH.
CmcAao, November g. Representa-.
tive. # twcuty-Hix firm Throughout
tn, country engaged in the manufacture
of haIb fence wires, ARE IN session here,
to determine the amount Of ROYALTY lhcy
vail pay the Washburn y Muer com
many, which practically coutrols all tine
barb wire patent They have been ga,
ing "a ROYALTY ol - per cent per l"O
mounds. II ~ urged That " Hrhhurn a
Nicer have been granting h tier terms
To cert an other ICruHrs,O LOWING to winch
fact they ARE ahanlyrd from the paym M
Of any royalty. It was tiun,ly deter
mined, however, to- offer the Mu-hhHrn
\ Nicer company uuuIfnrm r"} ilt and
, a committee appointed to maxi the
{ proposition.
uAruos's DECISION.
Crvc1s.Arr, November s-JudRc
.
fnr damages against the owner " ia,
, n,ldtu, where sryrIul cmplpyrcs u
/ Drsm,,'. ray wnrcnou-r lost then
( I'M Las d.rilpI that the proprietor %
! ti,.. ,y.,,.I,,us,.- and NOT lh. nWusr OF thp
I ~ ,'';i w., ,a i,aIin a., I,mage.
.,
s....,.
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"n H'I' H., w.. pr,t,'h ,,,,,.,,,neni H.
,'n''u, " "2 w T,,iaI E'" yar
l"' !, IIen 'n lug o., r,n 4.
lrNrlrf was H"'nn'on "'' VI S@''''' -
Alral"I'td'
HuriEE AGAIN.
Hpsrnv, November She iIcral
tntrs inst Governor Eutlrr tol ! a meu
I hsr OF his council that hu shout RI
t"r governor urAt iail. IN '"hrA nrI
nf lpu uUU voter lead htm 10 thluh Ia
Will b., aur,e.stul,
lu,rArysrp STRIKE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-09

BO,roN, November S.--'lho Essex
county rrturns givr solid democratic
Allegation to the senate, which now
stands, ~ rrpubican.; II dcmocrpts
The republicans gain 2.