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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
-
THE THREATS OF AN ESCAPED
CONVICT.
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Fires at Austin, Dallas, Uleburne
and Denison Yesterday The
Tournament at Lampasas,
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH LINES SOLD.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21
FROM san ANTONIO


Special Telegram To the Examiner.
san AN1oNIn. July pa most i'm
Jouunt sale was made today of the tor.
mcr government line Of It legraph from
hurc west and north vest. The line from
an Antonio to Fl tOnCho was purchHs-
eel by Il j. Breckenridge, of Au.tn, and
t,e lines from San Antonio 10 Eagle Pass,
columbia to Henrietta AMI Conrho to
stockton ere bought 10y j. * Dunhar,
iur the Erie telegraph COmbauy. BrHck
enridge line will connect us with Boone,
Frederick burg, Mason, NJ nard, Mex ivett
and CunchJ. This will remain rs q tclr-
graph Ii @. but the ma'Tl-l bought by
Dunbar will he us, d as Il telephone line,
giving If triuphDnic connections van
the principal points west and northwest
Much interest is uunnir'ted m the enter
Prise. The citizens generally express
themselves ~ much plralcd
The raiders bank has much increased
its capital and prestgc by uni N with
sam 4. Bennett. In iHct the adyunt g ul
the union is mutual.
The telegraph strike is all the topic and
although we have lost no operators, hu't
ness in much hampcrcd.
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FROM IftSEIsOE.


Special Telegram In the Examiner.
B,srRor July 2O-l'hc first hnlo ~
new colt Ii was brought IN to-day by
Edmund Ilaywo d, (col redo 1t was
raised ON his place, ten mlles from town.
1t clusscd good middiug aud wclRhel
5j5 pounds, aud was sold to Higgins a
Garwood for IL cents.
The cotton crop IN this county will he
large in this county this season.
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FROM LAnPAsAS.

.n..InI r.Iesram % lhr EElmlneI


LAMFA-As, July 20 Tomorrow will
be the last day Of the great shooting
tournament, Thus Tar eryune has
been pleased. Circumstances are favor.
able to make the all If An Hckuo" lodged
success.
Our county commissioners have de-
cided not TO change the Cult Colorado
aud Santa Fe railway assessments, let
ting them remain an rendered by tue
company.
Mr., 5. II Carothers, an able journal
ist, assumed control Of the LGmpasss
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STANARD'S ROYAL PATENT
NUMBER 1875

unchanged Only the manager and chief
oper tor in Attendance. The railroad
operators refuse to do Western Union
husin, e.. Ung'
sECRRT SESSIONS.
CINCNNArf, July 20.-rhe striking
operators have male arrangements to
receive telegraphic news from New York,
aud are holding a continuous secret SEES.
siou ut their headquarters.
sPRISGFItLD, MASS.
SrUINGFIELD July 20.-The telegraph
situation remains unchanged with the
exception OF the arrival OF two opera
tors from the country force. The strik.
crs remain firm,
RETURNED TO WORN.
NASHVILLE, July 20.-All but two OF
hu strikers here have gone back into the
office and resumed work.
GROWING WORSE.
LOUISVILLE. July 20-rhe strike siru-
alton here /, worse than Yesterday, and
business on the lines requiring the Use OF
[ the Telegraph has virtually suspended.
The W stern Union has only two first
/ class operators at work, who, with i've or
-iN beginners, m Ike up the force. tue
| Baltimore and Ohio wns opened to-day
/ 10y nm official ~ the company who Is TAX
/ inr the most important business. The
/ Western Union put mp "A notice that all
messages were subject to delay, and to he
/ sent 10y mail II necessary. The strikers
held an enthusiastic meeting this morning
AMI initiated i've new members. Up to
noon they had fddcd seven to the number
/ that truck Yesterday, one of these is the
operator who worked last night The
meeting was ConlidCnt Of success and il
/ Va, resolved IT, bold out an the last.
/ rh,rr is much complaint In business cir
rlc- about the interruption Vt trade, hut it
must lee confessed that the merchants
generally tide with the strikers.
CLuWU's nEroEr.
NEW NoHk. .luly 2O.--1hc executive
druuTlmcul OF the we tern Union received
amoug other, the following report this
morning from general superintendent X.
/ & Cln,ry sent last night from Chic lgo.
Ills l.. the Ia gcst and most important
district m the country, covering the entire
wc. AS nrus the Pacific coast. lie reports
as follows. "lhr situut on IL improving
RAPIDLY. ST louis has tut force, and the
southwest 10 loyal at the prime pal
points. In IcNns, Arkansas and Loui--
lana, nobody has left The woule force
rne return Il to work at st. Joseph, Mo,
snyiug they had been deceived, Five Of
them will return at Evansville aud five
or Six will ~ back IN the morning ut
Cleveland. All the force a. Columbus,
OHIO, are IN the union, but refused to
strilu'. Superintendent Millcr at GIN
ruunt reports business clear ust night
except for Memphis II says every
thing IL mp nj q cvelHud aud Detroit,
Superintendent WnllRck, OF the lndiau-
apohs district, which has u very solid
busncHs * NJ III his. District Super.
iutcudcut Dickcy, ut Omahn, reports
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FROM BRENNAN.
Half and HaIf-Iudge MChdOo's Sue
CessOr.

-IDIlNT I-IograW o lh1 ETamlnoT-
BRE>uAM, July 2O.--Our commission
crs, two white and two negroes, met
We uesday to elect county iudg' 10
I'll the caucy occasioned by the death
Of Judge McAdoo. A dead lock ensued,
the negroes rejecting the candidate
offered by the white members, and wee
versa. To-day the dead lock wa broken
by the unanimous election Ut G. H.
Breedloye, prominent and respected
mem Ter Of the bar.
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I'LtONl DALLAS.


sU0CllI I0T"ErlW 10 lH0 ENaWIh'T-
DALLAS, July 20.-rhe jail at Gle.
hurmc. johnson county, was burr, d to-
day. II was the work of the prisoners
who were all saved,
The grocery store Of lobe Watson
was burned last night. Mos, Of he con.
tents were saved. Insured
A shooting occurred near Forney
this county, to-day between three men,
in which one was scrluusly wounded
The names aud cause Of trouble are ut
available ut present.
80 change in telegraph matters here
The western union Office Il taking al
business offered.
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Are you miserable through iudiges
ton sour stomach, OF constipation
Acker Dyspepsia Tablets we guI. antec
will relieve You Sold by Cast, ~, Nor.
rison 4 Co., Waco, Texas. oil l6dwlY-l
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II You want first @ ass custom made
shoe Tor either ladies, misses, children
or gents don't fail 10 see those best goods
at i. Il. Jordans All goods guaranteed
IA represented None better made.
4-l0-tf
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All syphyitc polgCn,di,appcars when a
thorough course OF Botanic Sarsaparilla ls
taken. II contains roots and medicinal
bark, possessing wonderful bio dclcln'-
Ing properties sold 10y Hamlet ~ hhu-
bcr, "a Austin Extraordinarily
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Finest assortment OF smoking tobacc
in all grades always on hand at Hers.
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Electric Neuralgia Lo'ion,n manu'ae-
lurcd by Tucker q Willis, never ialls to
cuie the worst case ~ headache and neu-
ragia. 'lis no humbug. Try II; only
- cents -O7l5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Wooten mineral water fresh on tap,
every dry, Al Tucker q WINS, - cents
per Wllon. CistvIn water iced, Tree 10
an -O1l5.
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Highest cash prize paid iur secondhand
clothing. Good. called tor and delivered
irce nt Peck u Jones' 90 Austin street
~ limo.
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Tgnna HArIE, Isp. July ~ John
Williams, known Ia "Coal OH Johnnie
bunko man, While IN house Of rlliamc
in bed with an inmate at . O'clock this
morning, was -hot dead while he was
sleopin :. hy his wife, who had been hunt
Ing him Ut other pl res Tor several hours
before. She lcr the house Immediately
alter the shooting.
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SrmNGFrELD, July 20. The telegraph
situation remains unchanged with the
exception OF the arrival OF two opera
tors from the country force. The strik.
ORG remnin firm.
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WORCESTER, MASS.

WORCESTER, July ~. The telegraph
OPERATORS are still absent and firm Tho
Western Union manager ulune In IN the
office, save a reinforcement ot onr lady,
who applied this morning aud was set to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

CISuNNArL July 20-rhe striking
operators have male arrangements TO
receive telegraphic news from New York,
aud are holding a continuous secret SEES.
sion ut their headquarters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

unchanged only the manager aud chief
oper tor in Attendance. The railroad
operators refuse to do Western Union
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

HARrPoRD, July ~ The telegraph
operators position remains practically
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PHovrDESCE, July 20 The situation
in telegraph circles remain urcha grd.
Both the Western Union and Amer can
Rapid offices are working with full
forces with the exception Of one man in
the Rapid office, discharged last night
for refusing to 90 to work in the COM
pany i offices in New York.
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TWO RENEGApEs.

CISCISSATI, July ~. The We.teru
Union Office has received Is number more
Of operators to-day, aud business rs be-
ing forwarded ~ fast as received to all
points not crippled. Two II yestorduy'-
strikers nav. made application for rem
statement No action has yet been taken
~ their case. The strikers maintain eX
cclleu, dci Ortucut They continue nc
tive ia trying to persuade working Oper-
atOrs to Join them,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11


Perhaps the most complete form Of
slavery to be seen In New York il
slavery to ones daughters. All litera.
ture has paid homage to woman, but in
our age practical life does it. The New
York wealthy man has daughter or
two. He pays but little attention to
them while they are children, but ii
suddenly occurs to him that they are
growing beautiful. His wife Is sure OF
this fact and she begins to dress the
girls while they are still children in all
the elegance Of prinoesses. They are
sent to dancing school, to riding school,
to the finest seminary and put in the
opera-box, allowed to know what is going
on at all the theaters, and carried to the
watering places. and before they know
anything Of their country they are sent
to Europe, where, as my friend the Con-
sui, who has Just arrived, says, he has
seen girls not II years of aye provided
with wardrobes OF fifteen to thirty silk
dresses, with hose of variegated silk,
diamonds in their ears and everything
that life ought to yield toward its termin-
alton they are satiated with upon the
very threshold. With fine food and
wine, their compilations become eleganti
they are seldom away from tho dentists
q week having their teeth fixed, the most
cosmopolitan society il introduced to
them and they look down with indiffer-
snce upon the boys Of their own age. or II
they marry by an act of nature, soon up.
braid their husbands for not keeping up
the luxury their parents spoiled them
with. A friend, who has spent many
years In Europe, tslla me that the free
dom allowed daughters by American pa.
rents Il the astonisbmeut and horror OF
that continent. American girls are
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
Hints to Bathers.



Enter the water when the body Il
comfortably warm; exercise actively
during your stay In the water. II ali
and water are both cold, shorten the
time OF bath. II lips or finger nails be
come blue, leave the water at once,
Children should battle from two to fif
teen minutes, according to their condi
tion of health. Never foroe child into
the water; the fright costs more than
the bath effects. A short, sharp run OH
leaving the water will aid the good Of
feet of the bath Always wash the salt
from the hair.
Midday is the best time to battle fol
health; but any time will do except Just
after meal. Flannel makes the best
bathing suit. Move in the water quickly,
and far enough to dip the person, head
and all. Once in and honestly wet, keep
moving. Before dressing rub the skin
thoroughly with rough towels. II con-
venient eat slight lunch after the hath.
Children may generally battle every day
without harm. II suffering from illness
or disease, do not battle without the adj
wise Of physician.
It is not safe to swim in . heavy surf
when 9 tide Is running out, or when
there are strong currents running in the
general line Of the shore. When holes
are known to exist always battle in COM
pany. For most people once day Is
quite often enough TO be in the water.
Avoid bathing BY moonlight except in
company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
Giroae Mahafry's Love


PASS the butter"
Out beneath The star.gemmed sky, and
under the sturdy old oaks that had bid
defiance to the storms Of centuries,
Cirohe Mahaffy and George w. simpson
were sitting that beautiful June night.
Up from the westward came the SOUND
of the sea % its slvered foam
FLASHED in rhythmic cadence on the
white sands Of the beach ano
through the masses OF foliage that
sncircled Brierton Villa could be seen.
ever and anon, especially anon, the tit.
full flicker of the ice cream LARS that
fiecked the horizon in every direction.
It was night for poets pen, pain.
tors brush, or large schooner Of weiss
beer. And SO they stand there, the
moments passing by UNDECIDED, the
girl nesting in his arms secure in the
deep trusifulness of an overpowerinp
passion, while the man, smoothing
ner fair forehead gently. bends over
now and then to kiss the resy lips
that are upturned to his, and then won.
ders in q dreamy, idyllic, North-Sidt
fashion who the last man that held q
similar situation on Girofie's staff might
have been. Suddenly the girl breaks
the silence-she had broken the man on
the last matinee day. 'And you must
really go, she says; really and trulyi'
"Yes," he answers. when duty CALI
we must obey, and have seldom known
duty 10 call on the poorest hand
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
sLAvEN's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE

sLAvEN's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE
An aromatic combination for the pres
ervation Of the teeth and gums. 1t il
far superior TO any preparation OF it,
kind in the market. In large, handsome
opal pots. price 80 cents. For sale b.
all druggists. @. T. Niece, agent. Loi
Angeles.
All respectable dealers keep Dainians
Bitters. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11

known wherever they appear by their
sumptuous attire on the streets, their
delicate shoes, the alteration paid them
by their parents, and they are brought
up beautiful enough and worthless
enough to be at once the temptation and
the ruin Of any young man who may
take them to his arms.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
DAILY HERALD.
Published every morning. except Monday, BY
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.

TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD:
sr annum, by mail or express ........... $1,000
months, by mall or express ........... 500
roe months ......................... $50
DRLIvEsED BY CARRIKRs. PER WEEK.. 26c.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
BRIGHT

Comes the front with surprise announcement for fear
that some may not ind that he is in the front
rank with better bargains than any other house West
Having not quite sold out the nice stock Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
NoTloE.

All parties indebted 70 GEO. A. v1GSoLo 4
90. are requested 10 ssttls their accounts within
thirty days from date, at my ONCE, No. "a North
Main strsst.
Los Angeles. June IL. ISIS. isls I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
sissippi.

JACKSON. Miss, July l0.--An acci-
dent occurred to . mixed train on the
Natchez 4 Jackson railroad yesterday
evening FIVE miles east Of Natchez, seven
cars fell through bridge fifty feet
high. Conductor J. O. James was
killed aud the following passengers
were wounded: James Grillo, Fred
Manicca, Willie Connor. Mrs. and Miss
Cannon, Miss Lucy Smith and Miss
Jennie Hall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
LATE KILOGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD



Nsw ien I'M. p su,y e p.as pupn ~
sehs =, INC a vau =, vuuo. S snu u
-ue 'o-usy .e1 ','s:',os; -, c S.
Rtk a"5 ~ sad4. - ess
,,s ,o~a." "a" -. ;saeasp,,9n ~ ; 49,
.aIs ~ pa'' = Drs .o..o - sAe '"'e'
u r'ns = 'i''''''os
Young Children Burned to Death.
Muw.urrr J,lv 10 The two.
storv frame residence of David Selling
IVA. dastroved bv fire at three O'Clock
this morning. Seeing. his wife and
four children escaped, but pora, aged
- Loan u =. 49,. o,,srr.J hsvond
-aoorr;s;on
Convict Deings In Arkansas.
Lrrr1r RocK. Ark. July lO.-An
o9arL srec;sl IA the Gazetts saws that
ona ~ tbe men sentenced 70 seyen wears
n ths nsnitentiarv for robbinr an Iron
Moutsin Railroad train near Hope. Ar
k.nss. in 1891 and snotb,r convict.
overpowered the guard at the Coal Hill
nine on Sunday uicht and escaped.
-.
HassA hsiArss9 Accieeht IN MhS"
sissipph.
JACKSON. Miss, July l0.--An acct
dent occurred to a mixed train on the
Nstohez 4 Jackson railroad Yesterday
evening Ave miles east Of Natchez, seven
carr fell through a bridge fifty feet
hirh Conductor J. o. James was
L;,iad and the following messengers
were wounded: James Grillo, Fred
Manicca. Willie Conner. Mrs. and Miss
Cannon Miss Lucy Smith and Miss
Jennie Hall.
Ierribie story OF vutr"se m"
Dessh'
ATLANTIC City, N. j., July TO-
Clarissa Bounds, young girl, died here
YESTERDAY from the effects OF horrible
burn and of friQhtful maltreatment suf-
fered soIae DAYS ago in the pineries,
west of here. It seems that she had
her beauty and her wild ways. Some
time apo she left her home for Dough
erty county. in the pine woods.
Whether means had been used by John
Thomas (white) and Joseph Kelly
(coloredl. charcoal burners, to en-
tics her to their camp ia not
known. She had been acqua n ed
with them here and went into service In
their neighborhood. She soon joined
them at their camp In the woods. AT
the close Of drunken debaucb, In which
the white girl participated, the white
man. girl and negro crawled close to the
smouldering coal pit, the blasts from tho
ocean being severe, and went to sleep In
the embers. At night the girl aroused
the camp with loud sbrieks and
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11
Board of Equalization.

Notice is hereby given that tho Board Of Super.
vsors arc now sitting ~ Board Of Equalisa-
ton, and will continue In session from time "a
time, until ali the business Of equalization b dis
pooed OF. but not later than the fourth Monday
10 July,
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
A. W. POTTS. Clerk.
Los Angeles, July 2. 1888. iut.iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11

LONDON, July l0.--The joint com
mittss Of the House Of Lords and Of the
Commons, which has had the English
Channel tunnel scheme under considera.
ton, has rejected 1t by a vote of six to
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-11

PARIS, July l0.--Achird has intro
ducsd bill in the Chamber of Deputies
authorising tho taking OF soundings for
the piers for railway bridge from Cape
Gresnez on the French coast across the
Strait Of Dover to Folkstone in England.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
n aDTICEls.
NOTICE
School Election.

Notice Is hereby givcn that an Election fol
twelve members Of the Board OF Education
OF the city OF Wilmington will be held on
SATURDAY, MAY 5rH, 1883.
I'he oils will open at Il O'Clock noon and
close at O'Clock y. m The members to be
elected. and the polling places are AZ folio IS
First ward-Dne member for two years
Polls old No. Is School. Second near Wash
ngtOn street.
Second ward-One member for two years
Polls FELTON, House Southea I corner Of Sec.
Ond and Walnut streets.
Third warh-Due member for two years.
Polls No. 10 School, Elm and Adams street.
Fourth ward-One member for two years.
Polls No. School, Southwest corner Fifth
and Pine streets.
Fifth ward-One member for two years
One member for one year Polls No o
School, Northwest corner Eighth and Vol.
lastOr streets.
Sixth wnrd-One member for two years
Polls No. School, Walnut above Twelfth
street.
Seventh wort-One member for two years.
Polls 40. ScnoUl, Northeast cor. Eleventh
and Washington reefs.
Eighth ward-Duc member for two years
Polls No. sSchool. Northeast corner seventh
and Spruce.
Ninth vard-Onc member for two years.
Polls Old Academy. Naudever avenue.
Tenth ward--Dne member for two years
Polls No, school, Harrison above Third
street
Eleventh ward-One member for two years
Polls No 10 School. oak and Harris on streets.
HENKl Is. MORROW,
Secretary Board Of Public Education.
apr25l0t
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
CHEAP SUITS.

We do not advertise them be-
cause we have not learned how to
make them, but we do claim we
make a low-priced suit and have
a great many styles to select from
in prices from twenty to twenty
five dollars, and we will make
them to give satisfaction. just
give us your order and you will
say we are right in not making
CHEAP SUITS, and we know our Low
PRICE suit will make you our per-
manent customer. We will please
you just as well as in our suitings
from thirty to fifty dollars, al
though the work and goods will
not be as fine, yet made well and
a perfect fit. just visit our Gus
tom Department and see what we
nave to show you. Wilmington
Clothing House, Merchant Tail
oring Establishment, Fourth and
Market Streets.
Jno, v. Oiefendo6 & Co.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
IOHN WANAMAkER.
Laces Are On main aisle, ChestBut street
entrance.

Now that the time is near
to lay off Overcoats, Shirt
Bosoms come to sight and
must be looked to. lfa new
set is needed the Conqueror
is the proper thing. Price,
unlaundried, 81 laundried,
s1.25. 1t is the product of
our best hands and made
under the eye OF our clothing
manufacturers in the Oak
Hall buildings.
AT the Market street CEN
tire door, hardly off the track
to the Broad Street Station,
there is a full stock of upper
and underwear of every sort.
One day a cablegram from
Toxic, Japan, about the Ja-
panese goods, and another
day a cable from Vienna and
another cable from London,
and so our fingers touch all
parts of the world in gather
ing together the supplies that
furnish and adorn from top
to bottom the houses of Phil
adelphia and the people that
live in them.
Those Egyptian Curios at
the Fan Counter are odd
enough.
Was there ever anything
so beautiful for wash dresses
for the children as French
Nainsook ? Wash it every
day in the week and it looks
the same as new. They COM
mence at IS cents and stop
at SI.I2,
Piques have not been in
vogue until lately, and now
there is a run upon tnem,a and
the little corded things seem
to be picked out Of the fresh
cases first; 20 to IS cents
per yard.