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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-06
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HorEpALE, o., July 5. A committee from
Brilliant met represen tatives OF the Mt.
Vernon, Coshocton and Wheeling railway
at Springfield on Tuesday. Arrangements
have been m.de to secure the right OF way
from the mouth OF Pinney Fork to the
Ohio river, and tn have the surveys made
TO point opposite Buffalo creek, near
Wellsburs.
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IC.,,r..t., RtuIe1.

CAIRO, Ills, July 5.-John Kane. assist
ant bridge contractor Of the Wabash road,
was shot and killed on an excursion train
at Mound City. lsst night, by q negro
named Nelson Howard. who took 70 the
woods, but wss captured this morning and
iaiIed a. Mound City. Kane was . single
man. The cause for tlfe set 10 unknown.
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WANT THEIR MONEY.
Great Excitement In n Vermont Town
Among Miners Who Demand Back

SourH RoYALroS, VI, July 5.-There is
great excitement at the Ely mines. One
hundred miners engaged in riot on ac-
count Of back pay, and forced F. NJ Coain,
the superintendent, to leave town, escorting
him through West Faurlee. Coins team
was stopped there by the leader OF the
mob who were armed with re,
volyers and clubs, and compelled
him to wait until three deris-
i've cheers were given for "the man we
rode ont OF town. - The mob threatened to
burn all the property ii their wages were
not paid tonight, including. the elegant
residence of f. Early Goddard. The wives
of the men collected bushels OF stones in
anticipation of row.
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ASSISTED" ImmIoaaisrs.

a Qa<ssl0a thst he oO11ssIy ASSseo
- 60 the Dfspesistoa % 0svso 1sW.
esaeFs.
wAsHIsGIos, July 5.-Anothsr questlce
has srissp in ihe Tressury depa1tmsnt IN
connection With the "sssisted" immipsnn.
At the port Of New York several dsys -
the steamship City Of Richmond arrived g
Sew York with seven pauper tnni.
tIsbts on board. They vsfe leD1eo
At Csstle Gsr6sn, and the stesmship eooe
,f.er departed on her regular TIP: IL
t,rp 10 be r,,sde Of the psupeT immlpant9
ste,her 10 send them back 70 tbstf ~
ruriry by smother vessel. o. 70 allow
item 70 remain IN this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-06

GROWING WARNER.
The Hill Investigating Fracas Be
gins 90 Assume q More Serious
Form.

The Hill Investigating Fracas BE
gins 20 Assume . More Serious
Form.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July Sit would
seem that the investigation OF the Super
yising Architects Office has assumed q
more serious form than expected by the
defense, for this morning the well.known
lawyer, Enoch Totten, appeared as counsel
for Hill in addition to Thomas, who de-
tends both Hill and Bartlett 4 Robbins.
Coleman introduced copy of the letter
dated January 10, 1877, from Hill to Super
intendent Oakshott, enclosing for certifi-
cation the vouchers for the extra iron
work on the New York postotiice building,
amounting 10 S26,66
Familiar with the Work.
J. NJ. Wilbur, recalled-Had placed illu-
minated tiling in the New York postotfice
and was familiar With the work performed
by Bartlett, Robbins & Co. Two machih-
lists were employed for one-half day IN re-
fitting the tiling, but the bill charged Tor
29H days work.
Coleman read from Superintendent
Oakshott's report the Recommendation
that the above mentioned bill be disal-
lowed, because the same work was
charged for in another voucher as sepa-
rate item.
All papers connected with the construc.
ton OF the heating apparatus in the Chlca-
go Postofiice were then called for.
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Ha,,o,,px for sen.tor.

CoSCoRp, n. H, July 5.-The ballot for
u. : Senator to day was as follows: Whole
npnler. "a; necessary for a choice, 1873;
Wm. Shsdd, l; Jeremiah Smith. /; Chas.
II Bsrt'ett, 2; Cbas. II. Burno, .; Chas. H.
Rel. 2: Gimsn Marston, Ii. Aaron Stew.
ems, IS. Jsmes Z. Briggs, 30; James W.
Patterson, 2S; Edward H. Rollins, St;
Barry Bingham, 90.
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A Big Suit.

MILWAUKEE,. July 5.-Osborne & Co, OF
Auburn, n. y, have brought suit for
$50 600 in the United States Court against
F.. +. Sterly & Son, Of White Water. Wis.
The attorneys for Osborne clair: tney sent
out circulars to the effect that Osborne was
infringing on the Appleoy patent used by
tbem
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AFTER TWELVE YEARS.


for the Crime.
ST. PArL, Nnx., July "a special from
stspeles Mills MINI. ssys: "Andfew J.
MeCaulty, . noted rife shot, aliss John
Reed, who hes been stopping st Dover
Lake for the yast SIX months, was asTsstsd
at midnight ~ the murder Of his sweet
heart. at syestnors, H., twelve yesrs ago.
Reed had lust been givinr N exhibition Of
martsmansbip q moment before bis
arrest, In which be broke every ball.
He bad Just laid aside the rife snd
taken up violin, Of which hs slso 10 .
master, and commenced playing Tor the
DAME in the Eowsry, when suddenly Sber'
crowd, presenting bis revolver sf Reed,
snd ordered him 70 throw up bis hsnds and
surrender. RssisSsBes Wss uselsss, sod hS
quietly submittedso bstng shscklsd. 1he
prisoner was hurried Into . wagon and
tsksn 10 the pesrest railway station on The
Northern Pacific railway, and Will leave
for g. Paul on down eIprsss.
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shot Fatally.

NASHVILLE, July 5.-This afternoon about
6 o'clock. William Boyd, real estate bro
ker, fatally shot Mrs. Birdie Patterson.
Boyd is about 60 years old, and has been
living with Mrs. Patterson, whose husband
is in New Orleans. The cause is Under
stood TO be jeslousy.
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TROUBLE IN A CHURCH.
Bishop McLaren's Letter to the Rev.
Arthur Ritchie Causes Difference
of Opinion.

Bishop McIaren's Letter to the Rev.
Arthur RiIchie Causes a Difference
of Opinion.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Bishop McLaren, OF
the Episcopal diocese OF Chicago, has ad-
dressed letter to the parish church OF the
Church Of the Ascension OF this city, pre-
sided over by the Rev. Arthur Richie, in
answer to one sent him one week ago. A
controversy had arisen over the high ritual
observed by the pastor OF Ascension, and
which apparently induced the Bishop at
the late diocesan convention to announce
bis views upon the matter. The Rev.
Ritchie recently rendered his resignation,
and the letter from Paris to the Bishop
urged him not to accept it, and, in addi-
tion, proceeded TO discuss the question Of
ritual.
The Bishop
responds in mild tone, and expresses af-
iectionste solicitation for both .pastor and
parish, but asserts that the order of solemn
mass when there was no communion of
the people, as printed and used at the
Church OF the Ascension, is not the order
for the administration OF the Lords Sup
per, or Holy Communion, as set forth in
the book OF common prayer. 1t is doctrin.
ally and liturgically, a different service,
says the Bishop, and no priest, Roman,
Greek or Anglican, save Mr.. Ritchie, cele.
brstes the Eucharist by means OF such an
Office. The Bishop asserts that.
He Has NO Prejudice
against lawful ritual of an ornate char.
scter, and has no sympathy with that kind
o; control which seeks to regulate every
detail OF clergymaps work, but cannot
make a compromise with lawbreaking
which is apparently the case in this in
stance. 1t is thought controversary will
result in an attempt to form a new church
body in observing an extreme ritual.
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The Bishop
I mild tone, and e
Ben Bntler's Carelessness.

BosroN, July 5.-A few weeks ago two
important bills passed by the legislature
were sent to Gov. Butler for his signature.
They suddenly mysteriously disappeared.
The bills have again turned up and now it
IS rumored that Butler left the documents
in his carriage and when the vehicle was
found.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
A WOman Killed and Several BSrsons
Injured hX lightning.

CORY, PA. July 5.-Iesterday afternoon
while at the race course during severe
storm. . carriage, in which was seated
Charles English, was struck by lightning,
tearing the top OF, rendering English in
sensible for soma time and throwing him
out on top of the horse. which was also
rendered unconscious for nearly half au
hour. one of the exhibit buildings was
struck and nan on the inside slightly in.
jured.
A woman living near Asheville, n. Y,
while milking in the barn yesterday morn.
ing, was instantly killed by the lightning,
rs was also the COW.
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A MOTHERS GRIEF.
She Becomes Insane From the Death
of Her Son, and Tries TO Garry HIS
Body Away From Graveyard.

Body Away From GraNeyaru'
New ORLEANS, July 5.-The attention OF
the sexton at st. Louis cemetery, on Clai-
borne street, was called yesterday afternoon
to an unusual noise in the yard. Follow
ing the direction Of the sound, he came
upon woman bending down in front OF
broken tomb. Before her was coffin the
lid of which was wrenched off and on the
ground. The woman was stopping over
dead body, and the scene was weird and
ghastly one. The broken tomb, the long
black coffin lid thrown on one side, and
this strange woman, with stranger ges-
lures and appearance, holding corpse in
her arms and kissing the moldy and bloat-
ed lips.
The Sexton
at once placed her under arrest and took
her to the Fourth Station. There she gave
her name as Mrs. Frank Ducong. Her
husband, prominent creole druggist, was
informed of the affair, and going to the
station identified his wife and explained
her mysterious conduct. The corpse was
The body of their son, who had died from
small pOx three weeks ago. The mother
became CraZed at the death OF her child
and was not able to see the body before
burial. Mrs. Ducoing, being questioned
as TO her strange action, said she only
vented to get lock of the boys hair, and
she had broken open the tomb with her
own fingers, removed the mortar and brick
and drawn forth the coffin, torn off the lid
and taken the body in her arms, and was
about to flee from the yard with ii when
discovered The woman is raving mad.
and calls continually upon her poor dead
bey by name.
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In SelEDefenSe.
Special % The Re0ister.

PARKrRsBU EG. July 5.-Billy McCum, en-.
giEcer OF the Henry Lsgan. was arrested
20 day By Officers Mehsn and Campbell,
charged with shooting young Lydon Tues
day night. He confessed the shooting but
claimed il was in self defense.
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A Gang Of Rouxhs at q Sunday School
Picnic

OAxpALE. Tenn, July Sat Sunday
school picnic gang Of roughs. after get
ting drunk, started q disturbance in the
train as it was returning. Jesse Hacker
stabbed Tom Lysle, and was Immediately
shot dead by Lysle's brother. The latter
pscaped
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SPORTING MATTERS.
The BirycJe Contest at Chicago Hss
by MBss Loaisa aSmanAo.

CHrcaGo. Jaiy 5.-Tbe two days Sicycl
contest between louisa Armando and
Maggie Wallace was concluded last night
Miss Wallace not appearing during the last
day. The only feature Of the contest was
the fact that Mics Armada during the last
l2 bours surpassed any known record for
that time, making 1917 miles, with i've
minutes to spaie. Her record for the two
DAYS is 2i7 miles.
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Confessed JadEenent.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Whitcomb snd Ken
dali. provision dealers, confessed judge.
mert In favor o! Philip Armour for s23I0JD
The total liabilities of the firm are placed
At siOO GO. assets unknown.
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FEDERATION OF TRADES.
How the Ama1Gamated Association
Stands on the Question.

PrrrsBrRGH, July Sin this weeks issue
of the Labor Tribune the Amalgamated
Association columns contain a long article
in defence OF q federation of the trades. 1t
saws: "If each trade in this country was
organized by itself, and of itself, having en-
tire control of its own branches and its own
business under distinct national head, and
each of the separate heads were to meet and
form a federation for mutual protection,
there is no power that they could not
openly when compelled defy" 1t then
announces that the Amalgamated Associa-
ton stasds at any time ready to form, with
other national trades unions such fed.
Grafton. 1t took the initiative step in this
direction at the annual convention in CO.
lumbuS o., in 1871, and passed resolution
instruCting the
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A Missing BAlloonist.

KEoKuK. Iowa, July 5-Prof. OEings
mace balloon ascension here yesterday
afternoon. The balloon was recovered last
evening near Burnside, Illinois. 0Sings is
missing, and is thought to be dead.
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Nop.Upton MouIder Assaulted.

Troy. \. Y, July 5.-John Whelan,
non .snion mouider st the Malleable Iron
Works. vas found On the sidewalk last
night with bis skull fractured. He is fatal
ly injured. II Is sail be has been f2uiiy
j. g.! S:,h.
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He GetsTwO Years.
Special 10 he Register.

p.RyrpsBrRG. jug Edward Bauman,
convicted BY the United States Ccu,t 70.
day of robbing Rodemen's postofiice, Pres
ton county, was sentenced 10 two years IN
the Moundsyille penitenhary.
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The way They Celebrate I'm Kentucky,

RUssELLvILLE, KY, July 5.-At Alliance,
near this city, yesterday James HAWKES.
in which both were shot Hawkins was
shot in the bip aud hand and the latter was
shot in the bowels and is not expected to
live.
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A Respected Physician Killed In His

UNION, ISD., July 5-Dr. ". d. Horn.
brook, respected physician. was shot and
killed in his Office by Sam. Hemminger, a
farm laborer, with whom he had some dis
pute about work. Hemminger was ar
rested
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A Ohss Legisistss DesA
HnIEssBrso, @. July G.Aoa: :. A.
Es,iii died 10 dsyo He served tgo tsrnsh
the Ohio Legislstufe.

How 70 GS1 srcr.-Exposs yourseh esy
snd pieht, eat too mnch without exss0
xo,k too hard without fest docsce =.
lime. take eli The vile nostyums edSsfe
spd ibsn yoo will ,,sS want e no.: e os.,:.v,a b
'b,tc vcIes-Tske Hop basss0i
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Six Persons Ipjured.

KANSAS, Ill. July 5.-Tbe balcony OF
the ktrster house gave way last evening
during the fireworks display, seriously in.
turing and manning seven persons, bat j,
is thought none fatally.
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AProminent Ohio Man Dead.

Special 10 The Register.
ZAxEsvILLE, O., July 5.-Hon. Stephen
K Hosmer, member of the State Board OF
Public Works, died this morning at the age
of 75 wears,
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.,t,u.uHee,s Growth.

MILWAUKEE, July 5.-The directory Of
Milwaukee, about to be issued, shows an
Increase in population during the last year
of lOCOO, and total OF las, ,U0).
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Damaged by Fire.

CHICAGO. July 5-The coffee end spice
establishment Of Belle, Coprade q Co was
partially burned last night. Loss. Si50,0
insurance, s2S,000.
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The Toy Pistol.

LOUISVILLE, July 5-Returns from all
parts of the city show that six boys We're
wounded from the effects oftoy pistols and
Two from fire crackers.
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.,--....,.,s,. q. r,eusie.

P.I.ssos, n. j., July s.-Ihs me sslvs!.oh a,,nnhod
ArmJ's property h.re hss been aHacne"
ffr dtL, by OF Ct the memee:s.
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Mr. 4. 2. Bowman. Valley Furnace,
W. Va. says: 1.-TWO weeks use Of Browns
lion BiitSrs greatly improved ny health
:: / tpfc.ile."
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Mr.. J. B. Morgan, Joplin, No, says: Il
fId that Browns lron Bit,eTs gives entire
sz';..al..5p ~ ali Hho use It."
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PARKERSBURG.
The Big Boom Continues I'm the OH
FieIds-The Observance Of the Fourth
of fJuIy-PersOaal Points.
Special 70 the Register.


pAR,EEsEURG, July 5.-E. l.. Rose, ESQ,
, The popular manager of the Howe Sewing
Machine Company, Wheeling, came down
on the Andes and returned on the Scotia
Wednesday evening.
Jobn Hall. the genial representative OF
n u, Walker, of East Liverpool, D., left
here to-day for Pomeroy az other points
down the river.
The last we'll PIT down in the Stillwell
nil district continues to hold out and active
are being made for sinking
5thsr wells. The excitement still continues
and those who have invested in the busi.
mess there are very sanguine Of the best
results.
ussSbserved in this city in q quiet way.
.,Tbe lo, al packets brought Il great 'asny
nsoul. here, most of whom visited Meals
PsrS. where there were several attractions
in the way Of racing. a fox chase, etc.
The Marietta CO,isge base ball CLUB de-
,f,stet the Eclipse club of Petersburg by
a score of Is TO 9, and the farkersburg boys
defeated the MIddlePOrt club by a score OF
Thee were lO2 arrivals at HlI,s Central
Prof. W. C. Featon, of Wheeling, is here.
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An Editors Death.

PuRHAN. n. j., July 5-Rsv. =. H. Pratt,
NJ ,isisEi editor OF the New York Evangelist,
.dicd Yesterday.
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to take the first steps in the matter. Cor
leSpOndence was at once opened with all
the known national and international
trades organizations, by whom favorable re-
plies were sent. The article further says
that were the trades we'll organized and con.
nected with federation the latter, which
would be combined labor, could have
a legislative committee at Washing.
ton and in fact at the capital
of every State, whose interest it would be
to watch legislation, and see that nothing
passed into law that would work injury
to any of the trades represented in the
federation. The Legislature. Committees
would go TO Washington and State Cap
itsls with backing of millions of men
(votersN and the politicians knowing that,
would not for one moment hesitate to con-
slider the interests of labor in their legiSls.
tiOn,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-06
THIS LONG EsTABLlsH Ess

wPnvste rooms for families apQ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-06
PURE MILK.

GRAVING RELEASED THE
III Duffy Dairy, < will CONTINUE TO
deliver
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Slficien. to show its merit. will be sert to
e you- applying by lett-r, stati g his symp-
toms and age. ColDmunicltions strictly eonh-
DENTAL. 40
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21
CURRENT TOPICS.

MR.. Eliza Boggs, "A native OF Georgia,
who lives near Sumptcryillr, was married
at thirteen, her first child icing bonn when
she Was fourteen. she is now thirty-onc
and ha, had eighteen children Twins
twice., fifteen OF whom ar living. She is
still healthy and strong, and is a very
hard worker. Two other sisters have
eighteen children each, and one who died
at twenty-SiN years OF age, lelt fourteen.
Moody and Saukry expect to spend 4
year In London, htginning next October.
preaching and singing In two iron ttbrT-
nacles which are portable and can be
taken apart AMI put together readily 10
any part OF that great and wicked tity.
Each OF these metallic tents holds 0.uOl
people.
Colorado has a law imposing q fine OF
>'i and ten dlNs 10 the penlrnuary tor
carry ing concealed weapons, aud il works
Ike a chATm
Brai,trevt estimates the Weld OF winter
ami spring wheat Tor this year 20 no.
Wp,AO bushels. hi, {, considerable
advance on other estimates.
Secretary Teller proposes To settle the
question of transit rriug the Texas Pacific
land grant TO the southern Pacific ,ofu,
time 100 September.
here Is Ia De- n contest over the estate
OF Louis Z, Hmmer,ley, ut New OH.
valued at so O.uOL
The New Jersey democrats hold their
slate convention september lB.
There aye s'-is,uoJ busuri, OF grain 10
storr DO tAieagp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21
Very little Short of a Rlaseo.

After forty.cight hours of appre.
hcn-ion the country begin. to realize
that the great tel. graphic strike i. not
what IL promised to be. Il does not
bid fair. from the present outlook. to
be- even ujuc d4y- wonder A. the
details come in 1t is seen that while
the strike was great movement. it
had the misfortune TO cucuuu.c,. or.
gnized resources and apuiauc.,
comprteni to deal with the en- rgeucy.
to fine extent Of keeping 'hr Western
luion intact aud imprrgnab,e ia its
character As "a common carrier OF
n"ws aud messages. Il is true the
service received o shock, the first day
Of the strike. that impaired Its activity
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

~ At4l.Nrl '' ll4"tI b.
The statement having often been
made that no negro has ever taken out
patent, the fourth assistant examiner
III the patent Office, Himself Il ueyso.
says that MS matter " fact the records
do not how what IN inventors color il.
Within tue past eight years lac PERSONAL,
knew, however, seven negro inventor,
who " re allowed patents. one Of
these, from Florida, wa. for a screw pro.
peller; another, from the District OF Co.
lumbla, was for printing press; two
were for improvements in furniture. As
to he other three, be does not remember
what the patents were granted fur, but
they were taken out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

IT0U.I0u FI'T- " l0'T0"Il.I
The cutchwor that was ugrced upon
as the signal for the strike of the Tolc.
graph Brotherhood WIS Cen. Grant
dropped dead" When th!s WAS dis
patched, all members Of the order
stopped working aud pat on their coats.
1t SO happened, h we've, that at San
Antonio the o. orator, were not M the
secret mud he news 1t General Grant .
LeatI WAS gravcly gwen To- the public =
There was profound impression ere
atcd, The people ,nst down Their eyes
and went ON TIP toe. The evening pa rrs
came out IN Grape and published clio.
quent obituary notices, bHslnoss was
done III corner and the colorei repuh.
he ms lifted mp their voices aud went.
SautOne was sold
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21
The Alleged Outrage at Monterey

The BANNER made mention, yes
terday, of the recent alleged assault
on Rev MIR. Shaw. acting United
states consul al Monterey, Mexico.
As we anticipated later and more re-
liable account. put the matter in AN
entirely different light to that first re.
ported. II seems that a gang Of burg
lars, taking advantage Of the tempo
rary absence of acting consul Shaw
entered the consulate building and
were piitcriug. MIR. Shaw returned.
unexpectedly, aud came upon them
while thus engaged. II WAS ut night
and the ruiliaus turned ON him and
beat him, Then they made their cs-
cape, with their plnndcr The same
thing might have happened to DR..
Antonio, or Mr.. Bridget. British
consul Al Galveston. All that would
be asked or expected in such case
would be that the local civil Authori.
ties should use Nil practicable dill
gcncc in hunting up and melting out
TO the perpetrators such penalty n- is
prescribed by the laws of Texas for
such offences. And this is the status,
precisely, OF the case at Monterey.
There are no grounds for "iuIerna-
tional complications or criticism of