The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-16
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
DODGE THREATENED BY DES
PERAD0ES AGAIN.
A Party Of Them Approaching and the
Citizens In Arms Trials Of Dunn and
ShompsOn Miners Convention.



NEW NuHk. May li.-lcss than one
hundred people Witnessed the second
game of the billiard tournament this alter
noon. Maurice D,lN and Thomas Wa
lace wctttiC contestants. The game oC-
cupird three hours and hat, much OF
the time h ing wasted In wrngiing.
DAILY first double. count wu~ 10 IN tie
! eleventh inning, but lac rolled up rs In
/ the ,CvCut' clt und - In the ninytuCut u
/ inning. Wallace made IS IN the twenty
/ fourth Inning, but bay 5000 'clp.cd II
[ by beautifully putting together 10, the
tournaments, In the ~iNlt eighth inning,
speedily followed bN 10 nv tie SAME IlaN
ur In tue seventeen Wallace, after his
run OF Is, Etd not play with hi, acrust"m-
ed conl1no. nd dragged out suAl ilg-
urus uurn he jlty-tUurth inning, wh'n
he added - e., his string. The game
from this poirt uut WIS characterized hv
good ulyiug ~ DAILY only. who, All, r.
|ightN-our inning. completed HE jlu
/ points, having Wallace.
sexton ~ artcr Wotu the con cetunts
/ tins cv uinr, Mat Humphrey rDtcnc. SEQ
| ii.li retiring because OF nn alleged insult
uy DAILY, during the nttrrnncn glnc
/ lhr ATTENDANCE wns az ont sumo H. during
TIE at, moon The gamc was not sue
/ ,aIN noteworthy. sexton Won ol tue
/ WV l'IIl.'I'.' A'lNi w 4 ''t.'' ''''' u.s.
wuNrus COTTON CrNrE> NIAb.
NrW OuliAN., May l5.-rhr wurld's
/ iuduptriN amt cotton CNpo ltIuu has
/ boon chnrtgrri and organized under act
/ uf congress The prrs.icu ~ the
/ Tn tcI States appoints suNou members
/ NJ the toard NJ management com th,
recommendation ot Huh-crhvtr mud ala
member. ON the recon ucuiuhou oi
the national iluntor. HHucutlun. Ih,
names srlcc ed 10y -uhacuhrrs are Al
bert Baldwin, T. \. Burke, Duncu +
kpnncr, W. b. Schmidt, Gus. A. Boaul
simon llcnshcim, Jno. /. Moore. BY
T. cotton plant is association, Col
Edw'l Richardson, Miss, Frank G
Morrhrn Miss, lhoH. T. llHrdomnu
Gu., Gov. 4. NJ. llattuu, Al o, Samuel II
Buck aud T.. NJ. Hudson, New orlcang
/ he finance aud advisory cumml tr ar,
composed Il forty Of the wuuimctt and
most public gmrttrd citizens. As aooi
W the appointments ul the board o
management shall have hrou Il prove,
hy the president, the work of prrpHra
ton viii begin. Meantime the iiuunc,
e, mmittro will net yely vHnyuss tor I'll
funds rruuirrd The prrslitut Of til,
organization, Colonel T.. Rich rdson, II
the lnrgrst cotton planter aud factor II
the world.
rUuuWLr nIEwISG Al puuGE
kA>sA- CRY, May l5-Ihc trouble
al Dodge 'llS, hhuH"H' are hh'I5 l" "'
g ~ no u more herl""H form III "ny "
: two. Luke short, one "i Tue gambler
! recently eAp'l'eh from town. IN pre- "r'
. u ietIil' hCr"lhl hhl'" ny ph''S 4
friends, ana shyh ne lI"l "SrN 10 Htt.
4 lhe phfll wan Irhuv1No"7 at Lopez,
ana Ht"l from 'lero 10 morrow.
c"hlpllt'H t'RH' III IT, '"' !" w Va" ' ny
) desperate characters IN tlc Mn't, II
names "l inc ON HcN'u "'v DO" MH'r'
9 son, k"WIS J"t' peg h"i'o hl. Ih"'
p bnsSGIl' S3hol ETh '''li,nT, JIM N"lu""
ana w lplt brb' L".li mum Nus
record one OF wv" nl '"'Il nav, ny
urrd prominently - y ukoH ilIHl"i
Most OF them "re rom '9'"ihuo' a.,
me! say 'h'l nave w, ilH"l /" 3"
Dodge ana say mere J.. 'U'l NIe NJ
thry carry out 'nrH Pu'P"Ho "nt hro rs
politd ny 'hy WU'h"'''''' " nbh' IN col
''',r',u ,'' G,," un n Th.ro ia r,u.
, .,'.,,nn,.,,, Lnr, rLc .n,riT hns Lrr
- ordered BY the the guvcruortu arm urt
b mon aud have them uu the tram to n,
, that law and order are preserved ON Nh
h. arrival al Short
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. Trtgo | f.. MAY 10. The Atlnnt
/ n,,I p,c,ir rniiroud 'bus inst rnmnlrtr
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