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LOU1srANA srAFE E0rrnRY.
NEW OhLHASs Aususti, isss.
TO THE PUBLIC
InveslIgale Ior YourseIvesI

Postmaster-General Gresham having published
a wilful and malicious ielsehood in regard to the
character OF The Louisiana State Lottery Cem-
pany, the following facts are given TO the public
to prove his statement, that we are engaged in
fraudulent business, 10 be false and untrue
Amount Of prizes paii by The Louisiana state
Lottery Company from January l, ls7s, TO present
cate;
J all to Southern Express Co., New -.
Uriears, II. NJ Wc1ruat Manager -. Sls 5ob-Soe
Paid TO Louisiana National Bans, Jos. -.
piii 0s.s5i rTs1ss STATE National hank.
:. II. Kennedy, President; ;,...;.;:..... - 100
Paid 10 New Orleans National Bank.
raid nSIfn 10 unioa EaaonsI bank, S. Ghaf.
psin into to cilsoSsi Bank, K /. Carriefc, -
PaiG fteuee1 70 e1inana National Bank. jules
PAD SH'tofiS 70 iibernia National bank, Cha;.
PAID 70 Cana bank, ia. Toby. Cashier ~ 80
Paid 20 Mutual National Bank, Joseph
Mitchell, lsr.s.,s...s'.'......'.....' efW
Total paid as above. RsS& CSC
Paid Iu sums Of under 900 at the
various ofiices of the Company
throughout the United States. A@U. Aio
Total paid by all. ...................eAss ssl. $50
For the truth OF the above. facts We refer the
public TO the oGieers Of the above-nAmed corpor-
atione, and for our legality and standing TO the
Mayor and Omte ers Of the City OF New Orleans, to
the State authorities OF Louisiana and also TO
| U. g. Odicials OF Louisiana. We claim to be
legal, honest and correct In all our transactons,
| as much so As any business In the country. Our
standing is conceded by all who will investigate,
| and our stock las for years been sold at on
Board OF Brokers, and owned by many Of OuI
best known and respected citizens.
N. A. DAuPHIN. President
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Our treatise on Bloc all Skin Diseases nailed
&c to applicants.
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MARRIAGES.
nnArIaS

LLoYD.--on The 4h inst, George Lloyd, aged
50 years.
Relatiy and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
brother, Jacob Lloyd, 62l West Front street, Sat
urday sftern at O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-05

We have found It necessary 10 :tAke this step,
in order to reduce our stock, before commencing
to tear out and enlarge our store. Come ana
secure genuine bargain.
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the lives aud fortunes of all but the old
er officers who have reached the grade
Of rear admiral or commodore. This
year there is a cutting down of the per
sonnet ia order to secur appropriations
Tor new ships. The total amount of
nsney proposed t" I've appropriated in
the Bill! is over el6O 600 600. There is
an item OF $50. 600 for movable tnrpe
does Of the latest construction. An ap
preparation of 81 Zoo, 900 is recommen
ded for the completion of the double
.a:leteG monitors. The contracts for
the completion Of the monitors must
he approved by a board consisting of
one lime officer, one naval constructor.
and one engineer. who shall consider
only such contracts as may he fair and
reasonable from responsible. bidders.
The bill further provides for beginning
the construction of Ave new vesse.s-of-
war. as follows One steel cruiser of
not less tiIaa 1863 tons :: three steer,
cruisers &c about 1850 tons. and one
cruising torpedo boat, AID appropriates
: 1863 SOC therefor.
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WHEN DIGNITY WORMS ALL
RIGHT.

Col. In.ersoil said atOmaha the 9th
er day that lie Aafed a disniiied mar
and that he never knew one who had q
particle Of <ensc that such men. newell
leaned ana were constantly forgetting
something.
Josh Billings says that gravity is no
more the sigil u mental strength than
4 paper collar is the evidence Of a shirt.
This LEADS IL to say that the man
who :alEs as Il .!l9pieeti suoozer and
banks o.. winning wealth aud a death
less name throa-l: this one source Of
strength, is il TIE most unenyiabse
position cfany enc VIC know. Dignity
does net draw. 1t answers in place Of
intellectual! tone for twenty minutes,
but after awhile it fails. to get there.
Dignity works all right in a wooden In
dian or drum major. but the man who
desires to draw a salary through life
and to be sure Of 4 visible means ofsup
port will do we'll to make some Other
provisions than a naughty look and the
air Of patronage. Col. Ingersoll NAV
lie wrong in the matter Of punishment
but his head is pretty level on the dig
nifty question. Dignity works all right
with a man who is worth a million dol
lars and has some doubts about his sus
peuders, bnt with the man who is to get
a large sun Of money before lie dies
and get married and accomplish some
good, must place himself before his fell
men in the attitude of one who has
ideas that are not too lonely and isola-
ted.
Let US therefore aim higher than sim
ply to appear cold and austere. Let rs
study to aid in the advancement of hu
and the increase of baled infnr
Let us struggle to advance
aud improve the world, even though il
doing so we may get into ngrac efu
positions, and at times look otherwise
than pretty. Thus we shall get over
the ground, and though We may do it
the eccentric style of tho camel, we
will get there, as we said before. and we
will have camped and eaten our supper
While the graceful and dlgniied pedes
trian fingers along the trail.
Works: not good clothes and dignity.
IRE the grand mailing sign. and he who
laits and refuses to jump over an
obstacle because he may not do it SO
rs to appear as graceful as a gaelic,
viii not arrive until tho festivities are
over.-Bill Nye.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of LafOurche.
". 8. Thompson rs. No. 1902 Pat
rick Hogan.
VIM. c. Shepard as. No. 1874 Pat.
rick Hogan.
I. adams d. Co.. as. No. 1900
Patrick Hogan.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
AXE NOTICE THAI ACTING BY yIR.

r AXE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY vIR-
l. tue 1T three several writS of Teri FaciaS
and to me directed ly the Honorable above
entitled, Court III the above entitled and nuln
berel causes ! have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bid,ter at the Court House in
the town OF Thiholaux on SATURDAY the
18th. day of FEBRUARY 1888. between the
hours OF II O'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'cl.ck p. NJ.
the following described property to-wit:
10. a certain lot of ground or town lot
together with all the buildings thereon aud
appurtenances thereto belonging situated and
lying IN the Town oil Thil,oslauX and in said
iarlsh OF Latourche measuring as follows, on
the North side fronting on Main street 81
feet. on the South bordriin. or the lot Of
gronild belonging to kcefc and BMfley. Thir-
tytwo feet four riches. On the East fronting
n Jackson street III feet s inches and on the
West adjoining tie property formerly belong
llS to Z. II. Gary Il Go. and now owned by
heefr Il Bodley. 10. feet being the same
property which the present vendor (Meyer
Wc:il1 purchased from James N. Walsh per
act executed on tie 9Th. day Of July 1881.
20. Two certain lots OF ground or tOwn
lots situated in the parish CT .-afourche Oh
the right bank Of the Bayou Lafourche and
oi the Ncstern confines OF the Town OF IhibO
da,N. known and designated on "a plan Of
Thirty lots of ground made and executed by
E. ID. Richardson {. s. Surveyor on the 18th.
June iS46 and deposited III the recorders Of
flce OF the Parish IL OF laipurche as lutS Num-
'"rs Two Hundred [1aDl and Two Hundred
and (5t3l with such dimensions as to SAID lots
belonging. bounded i'll iroHt ~ Public Road,
East by Church Street, South by lots Num-
hers :ii. and 3u2. and West by lot Number
wi. all designated aid described on said plan.
with AL the buildings aud improve
nienfs thereon inclu,iin. The RESIDENCES. store,
workshop, boiler shop and foundry, being the
same property which was s~ncciallg mortgaged
by Patrick Hogan on the Both. day Of Septem
Der 1881. III favor OF L. H.. Winler.
Terms OF Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1883.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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THE STATE Or LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial, District Court. Par
ish of Latourche.
W. II. RGgdn rs. No. 1871 Patrick
Hogan.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY WIZ

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY Viz
4 tte of an order OF seizure and sale to
me direeted by the Honorable entitled Court
IN the above entitled aud numbered ease, l
have seized ana will olfer Tor sale at public
anetion pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder on SATURDAY the 18th. day of
FEBRUARY 1888, at the Court House in the
Town OF Ihibodaux between the hours OF IL
O'Clock 4 M. and 4 o'clock z. NJ. the follow
ing described property to wit:
Two certain lots of ground or town lots sit
uated in the parish of Lafourchason the rirI,t
bank Of the Bayou Lafourche and on the Yves
tern confines of the Town OF Ihiboda,x.
known ami designated Oh ii plan of thirty
lots OF ground made and Executed bv +. D..
Richardson Surveyor on the 18th. June 1916
and deposited in the Recorders office Parish
OF Latourche as Lots numbers Two Hundred
I2o5l and TWO hundred and three 1901 with
such dimensions as to said lots belongings.
bounded in front by the Public Road and
East by Church street, South by lots Num-
bers POI and 202 and West by lot number 2O4
all designated and described on said plan to-
gether with all the buildings aud improve
D.ents thereon, including the residence, store.
work shop, boiler shop and foundry, being
the same property which was specially mort
gagged by Patrick Hogan on the Seth. dav of
September 1881, in favor OF Thomas L., Vim
der.
Terms of Sale. Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1889.
THEoPHILE TaIBODAUx,
sheriff
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1888.

More people have read The Sun during the
wear Just now passing than ever before since
it was first printed. No other newspaper pub
lished on this side Of the earth has been
bought and read III any year by So many men
ana women.
We are crelibly informed that people buy.
read, and like The Sun for the following rea-
sons. among others:
Because its news columns present in ~attrac-:
tive form and with the greatest possible accu
racy whatever has interest Tor humankind
the events, the deeds and misdeeds, the wis
dom, tue philosophy, the notable folly, the
solid sense, the improving nonsense-all the
news OF the busiest world at present revolving
i'll space.
because people have learned that in it's re-
marks concerning persons aud affairs The
Sun makes a practice Of telling them the ex.
act truth to the best Of its ability three hun
dred and sixty.tive days in the year, before
election Is we'll as after, about the whales "A
we'll as about the small fish, in the face of dis
sent rs plainly and fearlessly rs when sup
ported by general approval. The Sun has alb
sotutely no purposes to serve, save the infOr
nation Of its readers and the furtherance Of
the common good.
Because it is everybody's newspaper. No
man is 50 humble that The Sun is Indifferent
to his welfare and his rights. No man is 60
rich that it can allow injustice to he lone
him.. No man, no association Of men. "a nov
"0u6 W. ~ SNSub Rt lOu tuC SlIlCL AID
plication Of it's principles Of right and wrnpe.
Because in politics it has fought for a dozen
years. without internissiOn and sometimes Al.
most alone .mong newspapers. the fight that
has resulted in the :ecent overwhelming non
ular verdict against Robesonism and for hon
est government. No matter what party is in
power, The Sun stands and will continue to
stand like a rock for the interests of the peO.
pie against the ambition Of bosses. the en-
croachments OF monopolists, and the dishon-
est schemes Of public robbers.
All this is what we are tod almost dailv nv
friends. On man holds that The Sun is /
the pest religious newspaper ever published. !
cant. Another holds that it is the best Re- /
publican newspaper printed, because it has
whipped half Of the rascals out of !
that party, and is proceeding against the 9TH
er half with undeminished vigor. A third he. |
i,eve 1t to be tie hest magagazine of general |
i'll existence, because its readers |
mss nothing worthy OF notice that is current |
IN the world Of thought. So every friend of
appeals with particular force to his individual !
liking. |
Ii You already know The Sun, you will OBJ |
serve that in 1888 it is a little better than ev-
er before. N you do not already know The |
you will find it to be Il mirror Of all hu-
man activity. a storehOuse Of the choicest pro
ducts Of common sense and imagination. a
Inainstay for the cause Of honest government. !
a sentinel for genuine Jetfersonian Democra-
y. a scourge for wickedness of every species.
and an uncommonly good investment for the
year.
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TRIPLIGHTLT.

Trip lightly over trouble.
Trip lightly over wrong,
We only make grief double,
BY dwelling on it long.
Why clasp woes haLd SO tightly?
Why sigh DER blossoms dcad7
Why cling to forms unsi2htly
Why Iot seek joy instead
Trip lightly over sorrow.
'fhouc', I'll the days be dark,
The SIN may shine o-morrow
And gayl.y sing the lark
Fair i,spe has not departed.
Though o>" @a,y have fled
Then never he down-haarted
Nut lock for joy instead.
Trip lightly ever sadness.
Stand NOT TO rail at doom:
We've pearls 10 string Of sladncss
On this eide ct the tomb.
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
and heavcni IS overhead,
Encourages not r@y.n:nC,
ius look io-,;oy Instead.
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Terms to Mail Subscribers.

The several editions of The Sun are sent nv
mail, postpaid. as follows:
DAILY-5j cents a month, $3.50 a wear .
with Sunday edition, $40.
SUNDAY-Eight pages, $l.2O q year.
WEEKLY-$l a year. Eight pages of the
best matter of the daily issues an Agri.
cultural Department Of unequalled merit.
market reports, and literary, scientific,
and domestic intelligence make The
Weekly Sun the newspaper for the far
Eer's household. To clubs of ten with
$40, an extra copy free.
Address !. w. ENGLAND, Publisher,
The Sun, N. Y. City.
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DON'T WASTE MoSEr.-Cn trashy extracts
when you can buy a lasting perfume so de
lighttaily fragrant and refreshing as Flores
Cologne.
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NOTICE.

NV friends and the public are notified that
I have opened Il Grocery in the Red store
o,u.site the Thibodanx Bridge, where
l will keep constantly on hand IL full supply
of Groceries. Provisions. Wines and Liquors.
Give ne a call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
jan-20-3m.
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Notice
Tax Collectors's Office.

Tax Collectors's Office.
Parish of LafOurche.
Thibodaux. La, January Goth. 1881
To all persons engaged in business in this
parish:
You are hereby notified to call at my office
and paw yonr State anil parish licenses for
the year 1883. to avoid costs If COur and 10
per cent penalty as attorneys fees:
THEO. THIBODAUX.
Sheriff; and Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourche.
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FROM GALVESTON.



GALVESTON, July 9.-The agents Of
the bark Salume tins morning received
10 cthlcgram from the owner IN Norway
ordering her to proceed to whatever
northern port would be most profitable.
The Salomc is the bark now in quarau.
tine here with yellow fe' er aboard.
FEVER REPORTS pE>tFp.
GALVESTON, July 9.-The chief Of
police has three men putrolling The
beach. down the island, to carefully
watch the landing of any boat, aud ques
tion closely its occupants, in case such
attempts ho made. The object il to
guard against the possibility Of any OF
the crow Of the Salome,
lying at sen, - miles from the city with
yellow tcvcr aboard, leaving the ship
and attempting to come ashore, This
arrangement will continue until the
Salomc leaves, which will probably
occur IN II day cor two. A Norwegim
mariner to-day applied to the author
itics f.r p sltiuu IA mate ON the in
fcctCl voss for "A voyage to- Hampton
rnnds, Offering his services for $3.50 and
EXP. uses NJ return tIp to Galveston.
Az he never had yellow fever, the offer
wps declined. \ vague rumOr IL cur
rcut here this afternoon that yellow
fever had broken ont on the lower Rio
Grnndc IN Brownsville, but u western
/ associated press spociHl Iust received
/ from that POINT says "No yellow fever
/ or signs of any either in Brownsville or
NutHmOTus
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
BANNER SUMMER NORMAL
SCHOOL AT DENTON
The Sewer Contractor Paid State Bap-
list Convention Important Ap
pOintments -PardOned
MATTERS OF lNrrnrrs Al urcArrAl


special Telegram tn the Examiner
AUSTIN, July '-lhe governor To-
day appointed Col james II. Brit ur
OF sherman, state raj road engineer
lie WAS elected after long cOuadcra-
non, from among thrty-scvcn Hppl-
Giants for the position. Col. Buttou Is
cyll engineer uI hugh standing md
graduated before tine war at Cumhrr.
land university, Lebanon, Tenn. sscu, IN
the @ lass prrslied over ny Glen Il. T..
StrAHrt nav of M4.ls.iupL lie went
INTO tine Into war M, "A private and rosrtp
tI,r rank ~ hrut, iu,iit d, lionel b,.,uIl,i.t
cnuuu,t ia testified tr hy In, comrades
snI .mnrrInr n1irers lie WINS ruynrrd
~, ,.,,.I .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hrf'r. tn, ,y,,r ~,
da.,,,'.,..,,, H.. ~ ~, nm, Tim. ,,,u
-.
ii"!tN WI we 'i.,,'''. a." ,N"I
Oc"N"' '"''N"!' ""' must VI h'' '",''"
cape lCul't Inns uvV" "' Io",' ,'''. :"
norm ltAas' ne was p"yNtu ny inc
very strongest tGc"ihuieuH"'I'h' rom
ID" P'I'IouS 'l ltN"'. '""'' "' '"V
MOST ii' tsHlhg' coming from 'ht "VS'tI ~
part oil the state ptHides ne"S uFSou
u! speaker -. "a N'"9V"'
inc hu'hoi OF tht p'li uh lu,t'
NH''n 'hy uU',J WIS 'i'n'II''' us nlli,!,
uou was ,lEutu ny J'v ,,"''' oI ..'1 "V'''
",'Hu, Vri'",n'H l,',,n ,',,'listi",, ~,
I ',' Hnnn",,,,n lm.,nr and st,'Gnrr
nVSi, U'.t'o ',''' Nn.sN. tIt r,o-
,,,J nt,., .,'s nu t.e other. Tnr protest
,,u ill.,. CAM, frnu ana ,.X-m, ubrr ot the
.,ri.Lrurr from Collin. in the slapc OF "a
pTIy,tr letter to tine governor. In which
iir writer assumed mat the boom Tor
Britun was gotten up 10y railroad men,
uut Offering no proof ia that direction.
me governor also appointed WIN. A.
.van,, pilot commissioner At Arkansas
Pass, and llcnry {. Banks, commissioner
OF duc,s tor Texas ~ the Guy OF New
% *.
I"c governor pAlduhrd james II. huI-
h'll, oil Johnson county 3 sentence" 10 E''
f i"nIIenin} ioi murder IN 'ht so'ol'. ur-
~l't' 'o"' "n9- u,y N,' 'r, sr,nH -" ''T''
'., 'I' ,''U ,'I ,,,' ,ni,.,
''''s' W 't ,n r,,,rt and n,n,r-
' ',I' In-l,, II m. nil rnmrauy
., , '"r,,,,n,,,,. r"n,roL sl56tvO IEIrr
,i,, ra,i,nnI cu,rtuJ SIOuOOU. I'M. Go.
l.,,I and I,v. Stnr, N.snriutiuu. cup.
',nJ S.nunr, Cnlnrudn and Seven Wrls
Water N orl,. Co .cupltil SIUOuUU; Tex.
~, Water and Gus e.. run,.uI. 81 900
I,n n,Ilnr. H.rr,I and Wool,u.
,. t,,,,',r,.. ,,.,, mi Sl5 ann. and fla,
a. II. i',,... / ,rr,hnr' "a nf I5uli-. can.
al siInnnn
rnIl.,t,,r ,f p.,or c,u,,ty srttl.,l
IN ,,,., .t,,t..t.,,i,,
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TIsE TiItE RECORD.


List Of the Blales and Losses Yesterday,
KEu WiSG, MISS, july Q. The odd
fellows hail aud two adjoining buildings
burned, Loss $4,000 Insurance Sli,-
900.
SALEM. MISS \ fire IN the Garrett
heirs building to-day caused "a loss Of
$4,000.
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Dr. A. Page. Eu-hmorc, o., says; 81
have pre- rrtcd Browns Iron Bittrrs ~
several Instances, md I'm each ease obtained
good rrsulls."-OG 2s Nv.
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GENERAL TEIEGRAMS.
GUITEAU'S SISTER AND HER
LUCKLESS HUSBAND.
A Snnestiopat SUNDAY Soma In a rhicann
soNr Nrw- ot arNrnNL INTEREST,"


rouN s'oNllLf,
Cur,oo. july q. GuItrau'H sister has
hrpu, ht another action IN the courts uf
the county against her divorced hus-
band, George :. Scoyilr asking that he
he restrained from Visiting her place Ut
nhod'' ana nom Ir''",' ing u'r HI utr
N"p', ", "n' '''"' u' "v '"u' ,,'r" W
lnhl' Z" u'' SUP p"I' """ 'n' "'
h,I 'lhl' N'N '' N'N' "'' 'I' "''''''
yU'''t. Que ',"ih' u" my "plIi','"
"' '|" ,'i' """%''',' ny "'.a7'''H'"N
hHu N'l' N'I Gun" '' "'"' "''~ ''"'''
VIEWING N.'uHeuor rl"LLLs
REMAINS.
I'M 5.F ,''"
p'"l'u CONTINUE 4" nov "' ""' - ~
'9t 'n'hri'" 7''I,N 10 WOW w ",'H
H' N''u'','u"p wv - '''a i',,t
nvn',' '''''' T." Wy ',,,' ,;il..i
III mo "'""E ~ '''' "i'uI ''.'' '. 49,
tlsil'" sur, 'u "N w. In, 'i, u, ,,
9 ~, 'n' N,lo'' ours '',l az III
"I' WV, "y''t "'''' wa" ,,u,I ~,
',, T,' Wv, "'.' W. Wv t,,',,,., ,,, jonI
Iu' P'"''H,l"" 'u.u.i" WV "."'
T,''.,'"v' ,,', ,.i,. 49,
l.' NO WV ''' I"'S WI ~. i
I''n'',l,v y" '';r '','',I'',, .,.I,,,,s
"',." ,'', ,,, s, Nv, IV,i,,,g.in, in
, ,,.,.,r, ' ..',,r,,g .''' ~ v"
P'''t"' " ''"'"
'>N''' "''N'N" ",, ~"
l)EsNoINlS, Iowa.. JuiN I'-h'hrS
Sengcr NJ Swniue, y. " hred dozen
shots TIA "uSh his ballroom door AZ tho
Morgan house !rsterd ~ Ait'In""h' u'7'
tr"yed iurul'u e. ANA Irlltu . man
named liulmt-, VINO attempted 10 cap
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political. FONTS.
Ohio Prohibltionlsis Break Out In Kew
Place.

CutrMHu-, ONO, July "a call has
been isSucd for stare convention here,
July 2lth, to be composed of temperance
workers, irrespective ut party or creed,
to take measures necessary for carrying
ON the second proposed const tutionil
amendments. CHURCHES, ecclesiastical bod
les and temperance organizations ARE to
send delegates.
pENorNArs A. TEMPERANCE MEN.
MILWAUKEE, July g.-At temperance
meeting Nc-t'rday, AT which Mayor
N'uwcil, democrat in politir., hut OF
strong temperance views, spoke. several
addresses were made, in which It was
limited that the prohibition party was pre-
puiug t. uOmnltc presidential ticket
In 1854 is said the movement has ur-
qurcd considerable hcldNAy in Iowa,
Ouin, Indiana, Alabama, Mime om and
other state, and that the urgluH ,tiOu IS
going rapidly forward IN thrr meet.
Ing Will bu hold To- form u state alliance.
! Many prominent citizen have expressed
their get rmuHuuu e. attend. II Is uu-
dol-tpud that the chairman of Wi.rOn-i D.
dcmu ratio state committee has addressed
a l,ltrr to Mayor Stowyll concerning his
| action with the temperance people, and 3,
convention Of Democratic leaders will
soon be- held here t. cons Her what att
/ tulu the democratic patty shall taxi un
the liquor question, d, the people OF the
/ Whole state are aroused.
NEARLY \ FARCE.
CoNc RI, n. H., july O.--lu the bal
/ lot FOR United States senator to-day the
whole number WAS only D. GlmOu
Mar ton |; jus. Y. MuJrulyos, /; jas.
. W. Patterson, =, Aaron #, Stevens, 3,
Harry Bingham, I; Jas. f. Briggs L.
II. Rollins, 3. No quorum in either
hDugp yutiup
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-10
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MARSHALL. Jgly ., To day Mary John
son, colorcd, wore ont AN affidavit NJ 'in-l
Rate Davidson and King 0hcyrin, olug
ing them with ripe upon her on lhC
Fourth OF July. Davidson "as arlcslel
but Shceru .kppod. Davidson had "a
preliminary trial to-day before Justice
pnsc, who bound him over to the district
90 lrt Tor the sum Of 500. All ia, par
ties are CoIurrd.
Division Superintendent Williams, OF
the Texas az Pacific railroad, moved hl-
headquarters from Lpngvicw ,o this point
to-day.