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The Labor enquirer., 1883-02-17

4'We will renew the times of truth and JUS
tice,
Condensing in fair, free commonwealth r.
Not rash equality, but equal rights"
The Labor enquirer., 1883-02-17

Entered at the Denver postofice as second
class matter. -E .# . .
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OR. Z. Q. Mol. N,
BY .. W. David. DcpuIy.-G-lG,
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FOR SALE.

.N,INtE NI uuIuiup -ultIp.. uuy large mulr
- and tluruuurt lrllNvrN Wagon m Oh AGO. Al
very cheap tor cash Apply u 4 lInchmm,
81. i-1t
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TENNESSEE EDITORS.
ESCurslonists Pass Through Waco en-
Route South

| A, evcursion to,d.r,i l.,,.r......-.
Press Association NV bo Nj 3I,l nenntS See
,,,n, raii,,..',. '",''u p' tle missouri ia-
yesterday r6e aI nary 'b" a1 ri 5ng city
/ isnJad H. st,o,,j ''' i."'' W kiha'Il M
gave Austin the pr%fo T"S IN rT T ,ii DH,
IN tha rn,i,aI i',' '''y ,T, "uu WIN 'hhc
fin. nartv are s" ,,i,an 'im .,iu,. "' names OIL
CitN Pan rs-A \ Gri.l,n,, p.nna.
Nashville. G. A. HuiIay ''' 'i,,,'1
World. Nashville. A r. McGln,5 VII WI"
Nashville. '''''' "''''''
Weekly Pnpnra-W + SLATE. H..
,Tonrn,i Wiml,ns,.r ,,'j Ia ".''.' 'l9in,
T.nn"slae prass 49,, ,' ,''e l.,siuth'
III i''' ., III III, A'7gVl"''Vii, h'cnmbH-
G e. ~! w ~" nv w SH's "Id Mrs' a; {.
',' -, w. a. ""'c' ENcnauEt, Milan,
"'' w u ~ "' ,Tmnn -, 't', nsFofIallYh'
" u lmIner' argus HUMBOLDT
- D; ll ...,'' journal, JoncsOcro.
zoe owhsend, eau, CovluEtun
~ w. Da'Fd' News, Lebanon,
-. B' Grace and ), l., Grace, Demo.
crHt, SNeetwat r.
jaime ST. Sloan, Times Linden.
w. ). Butler Observer Fayetteville.
H. a. Parks and W. A. Frost, Sentinel.
Lynchburg.
W. A. Smith, Guardian, Columbia
H. l. Boone md II. Frnst Guy.tt
Sh byville.
w. A, Hawkins. RrruhIirnr ur,.,;...,
don. ''''''''E
A ~ D,aser JI,,,II ,,,I tr.u....
.Joue.bnrn "''' i''"""''
r. / E.r,,st E,.......
Civ '''' ''H' 'Sc' '"lhsoh
T,,,, II u.,.z IT,,
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stolen

On Monday July 3D. wagon and
team. Team consisted of two mules,
both mares, red IN color, one about hf
On and the other fourteen hands high,
and one Of them pigeon.toed. Wagon
Mitchell wagon, with spicel tongue.
Supposed to have been AIKEN 10y one
ca ling himself Fred Manning, about ~
years old, Of slender huild aud sallow
comp exon, with black mustache and
black eyes. Fifty dollars reward viii be
pal for recovery Of wagon and team.
Apply to lugrnham ~ Sterling, at White
Hall, or address through uo.toilice,
Waco, Texas. ibid, wits
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No.. ''''' ~ llH posi- OlllNt -
!, ,.'A OF what a city j, doing and
~ not II is growing. The fiscal
'' on June Both. and Postmaster
r. oe'n busy making up his re-
'N past quarter. Receipts from
are : 'b1.2j, and from sale OF
D"p'r'npts, Wrappers, etc, Sl.3si.-
u Total OF Sl.9i9.Il. This i,
r. increase over the correspond
IN l>S2. The total business OF
'el me year ending june Both l.
, 90 or $3.50, less than $4,000.
~ mount is reached Waco will
10 carrier and ifec mail deliv-
nope To see it soon.
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Dansigcr VegeaDle Fever ana Aguc
Powder, are sure and sale cure Tor All
mularial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits Tor the past thirty years prin-
cipally in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials, which can
be had on application, Price u per box
Can be sent by mail. For vale by Castles
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen
tral IrNas.-UlOidGm.
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Why suffer longer from dyspepsia, inli-
gcsiion. want OF appetite, loss OF strength.
lack Of energy, malaria. Intermittent
levers, etc: Browns Iron Bittcrs never
tail To cure these diseases. They act like
"a charm on the digestive organs, removing
ull dysreptic symptoms, such us bcIcuing
heartburn. billuusncss, etc. Remember
il is the only iron pr, paru,ion that will not
hlchcn the te tn or give headache. ASK
your druggists concerning its merit
OG gSdllyt
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/ have on hand good stock of cypress
ceiling and siding which is superior to
any lumber on the market, that ! am Of
fering at the following low prices. Cell
ing Sl7 per 1000 feet, and siding Sl5 per
900 rect, the long leaf pine single, the
best in the market, nt $3.50 per 1000.
Remember tn place, 4, y. Carnthcrs,
corner Fourth and MARY streets & 2S-lm
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The only pure aud perfect castor oil
emulsion to be found IN town. In this
preparation the taste Of oil is thoroughly
disguised, making it pa atabc and pleas
ant. Prepared only ut Carter y William.
sons drug store, No. 81 Austin street -
O7O3n
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FOR SALE.

No. l-1Soo acres OF land. One OF
the finest farms in McLcnnm county.
ali under fence. 600 acres in ruiIiya.
uon: 1900 acre. in pasture. II milo.
from Waco.
No. $500 acres land in Bo-quc
county suitable for -pccu ranch: rood
range, plenty shade and water.
No. B. 100 acres land; heavily TIM
( bcrcd; in Comauchc county.
No. 5-lljO acres good farming
land within half mile of McGrcgor.
No 6-3Sl acres good farming land
on the Neil McLcnuum survey in Falls
county.
No 100 acres. A beautiful farm.
/ tine peach orchard, well improved:
100 acres in cultivation: seven miles
from Waco, near Richrv station, ON
Texas and ST. Louis railroad.
No. give lots on North Fifth
street
No. lU-Fivc acres land Oh North
Sixth street, adjoining Peter McClcl-
And's residence lot
No. IA desirable residence all
Fourth street, three doors from cor
mcr of Mary, four rooms. with all the
modern convcnicncc4.
No. l2-lOOO fine Mcrino ewes ac-
clmatcd.
No. l3-l2OO fine Morino ewes nc
climated.
No. IA small house aud lot ON
MIRA street, opposite Coz. Ii. Il. Par-
roli's residence
Ib-A very desirable brick residence
ON FRANKLIN street, near ihIrieenlh'
SIX rooms, onthouSeS, hIichch, stable,
comparatively ne" house ia -pIchhld
repair lot i"oAlo''
80 -3-io acres oi I"hu ana ah a.
no. u""r mn AN" t"''9h E'h, !
miIG- from waco, ON ihc l'Na- ami
a. LoG,7 r"''roA" " lew steps Ir'i'
SCUM ho-Iue -t"l9h' MIL ana glh
III goo4 running nm oTucr' ,..-..
40. 40, -t--'VO hcau OF sheep we'her-'
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Al NnsIi AINns1l,

Owing to i'll health Mrs. G. Lcduum ha,
resolved to Il andon the millinery bust
ncss and will sell out her large and fine
stock positively ut cost summer hats
boLncts, trimmings ard taucy goods posi-
lively 1T cost Go and get Bargains
There is no nonsense about this
G-lOl-W-lm
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Notice

| offer to all those needing "a malt
stimulaut Anheuser and Budweiser beer
Their repu'atiOl for purity aud fine
quality is long established.
-O9l2tc | A GuLDsuIE.
s-a
Pure liquor for family use ut |. A
GOllstein's O62Htc
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Who are the acknowledged leaders of
fashion in the city? Answer. Levine
Bros. u7.Ultc
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Hlghe,tca-h priocpad for secondhand
clothing. Good called tpg and delivered
tree at Peck 81 Jones 90 Austin street,
y limo.
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Catnrrhot,hc lsInddcr

Singing; irritations, inflammation. all
kidney, urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchupaiba." Sl-4
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Fl ,o,AL BuEYITIES
.otIntere-t From Oar He
carriers note Books.

q. ,..i.pl uJtilN an '''"tNt'N H'E"'
N...,i.uri -howering yesterday.
y '' ..i &, o,orher column of ear
~ fnr thoroughbred rams Tor sue.
au ~ r...... 400. i.sr.d vns.nr,I ~,
--Marlht,r '' g,n,"r and Niss $. NJ
Jame' W. N'''@
|ndsar.
wool a ana. goa" ,vil ~ amen a demand for
1t soon '''''' '
led nrIi'''''
rtp tire Is are in bad TX now SINCE
|erin ,,i 's'''''' y ~ Wv
Eua d.II'' '''''
tourtb ot July eckoes stu reverhor-
\ owrtec land. Ine iIll Il't OF c ,',i
HDod m's."l'' ''' '"' '"' ~ '''' ~ -
H. ,,,o .r.h,
1.-Two niue h'Sl" ~ NY a ''g"'
striglt ara one OF ,nt'', W." H. W. No., ",o'
|ebeAd and o'''y ""'' W "'' "''"S'
1T
--lhe last te''"' n'.",', u''i, 'm,,U" ~"
I-ul ON tor wac" ,li's ~, U,u' I I,um
dnns can no" '''''' pow ' 'N''-' '''''
hfi
h.Lrrs dozen OF poor uutortunates
- "H ,.. rsIabonsc Inst night. and
|ept N u, 'n'" ot thr recorder his
Rsu ,",
oin ''-' ,..--...
4Nnrn the fire alarm system IL intro /.
..ci here person can locate a llre with |
ntbeing nnirt lnr hI ,.,n,iH W running
|msfi oul"l oic''n ""'''''S IT.
n,.,,irt court has finally adjourned. |
hdgt Rimr' lShei 'h', minutes ana APP !
Fose account, Ar7,rruAN, an" 'h'h hu-
Burned the court 10 inc NEXT uIIl' VI
i.lipournts paid the ponalty for
'.,r,i, oi Itlv Sins at tho r,cnr,Ier'.
|eu ,.tcrI,v. Thc >hnntist. Eliza Jane
Ifiel
u u.rrino received a d.v or
Wv ~. .nr .irvrr ore trnm SOM. ot
Foa ,ricnI. Int does nat know vino
\ H. mo- irtfrr ncromuanird il II
~. I ~ AZ L.,irb
F9"'
In crossing Tue cuiN'II NJ tue corner
|, Washington ana 9lNll streets \eSIeIuhN
Donng the horse atl lched To Il. - MINIS
eise wagon, ShppeI on the wet
Foun and falling broke his neck
~ ot Firlhugh', Eleventh Texas
VAIN. and several other commands Of
F'cor .drrs'c-. is 10 be- held at Makin-
X an the I'll and Nth of August next.
r I,,I.o li,, Fnurth nf .Iilv r,,o.
ny st which I1Jrr Naycy snj : II |
H s in Esa nt Meridian. and other.
w snacth.I. Tnr rain intcrterrd Win
n "A gf.o.ur. of the duy. but a GOOD
n y, E'I Y,vrrrhrlr.s
~ T. ,...,.. .......-.
-lnt 'I"l '.I',' W., ",'u WIZ MN.
elothcs from prominent dry goods
pase i'eIr anu ., ~ ;a ,' 'I IT. ~,
PIetv W" ,"I''f, w., u" w., ''i
Pen ll- u".I' ~. I:a'' wv ",',' n
|laenl ,I',A U'l'I' ~, ' II,,,o.i ,l ~
WY q i'l' '''' '"c'''"" VI "'Nios"'A W
Y iun '''1''
"A day or two MO Rev. Sam =
right lost line mule in rather ,ingu-
manner. The animal in attempting 20
IMP !. fence struck ami hung on the
lie bar at "a reaper. The sickle bar
|th d. blade In Il va, LAYING on the
hoe Rhnro the mule attempted 10 jump
er All point rutrrcd his stomach.
most completely disembowclinr him.
/. r-
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Flies nnd Huns
Itnth.: IsnIhs, MnIn. /,

Flies, rotchcs,au bcd-hugs. rats. mice.
guphers chipmunhs, cleared out by
Rough on Rats lic-I
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Clerk c. C., Nil. Co.,, Texas.
Ely q. W. David, dcputy.-G-2I 2Dt
NOTICE OF FILING ADMINS
~ TRAITOR : ACCOUNT.

~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.
The State of TeXas-To the sheriff or any
Constable OF McLcumn County
\ on are hereby commanded, that You
publish Tor twenty DAYS in q ncwspap r
published in yOur county true copy OF
the following writ
The State Of rcXns,
County of Mclcnnan.
To all persons interested in the admins
tratiun OF the estate OF y. T Srarcy,
deceased
+. ii. Robertson, administrator of the
estate ui u. I. NcSrcy, deceased, ha. filed
his final account in tho County Court of
McLennan county, which Will be acted ON
at the II, Xt term Of said court, Commeu-
cling on the third Monday In July, ! -S3, 10
the court house thereof in the city OF
Waco, at which time nil person, Interested
in ,aid estate may appear and contest the
same, If they see proper.
Witness. ]. ". Bake, Clerk OF the Coun-
ty Court OF McLrnnan county.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court, the 18Th day Of June, lNNj.
j. W. BAKrM
Clk. &. C., Mel. Co.,, lex.
By q. W. David. Deputy,
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If your system is little dcrnugrd
mud you want u Simple Remedy 60 at
once to Tucker a Willis. They have it
or You, III all shapes aud styles.
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Mr. A. +. Lumm, Of Fort Bend county,
Texas, writes Morse Aguc Magnets
have cured my entire fumilyu' cnlls aud
fever aud that none should be without
them who are suffering with malariaI
troubles in any form, OGU5.
-
See Levine Bros. drives in white
90 DIS this week O1.Ol-tc
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The latest style OF ring bangles. with
mizpal souvenir engraved ON, In raised
letters at j. lcviush''s.- Oi2ltc
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Enormous reduction in gloves Lisle
thread gloves reduced from Soc, Toe and
N5c to jlc At Sanger Bros.-OIOltc
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Fresh and nice, pure aud excellent
claret Just received, will sell at 81 gal
Ion. Don't be too late
-uG29tc l. \. GuLDsTEIN.
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That1Iusbnnd oiMine

Is three times the man he was before lie
began using "Well's Health Rcuewcr." "
ST. Druggists
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IT- We refer 10y permission to Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bmk
and State Central Bank,
The following is partial list of
property we are now Offering:
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r. B. PEnoII. Mlnagcr T. b. A.

%. II hlILEN~, VI. -,
No. -. the ticket drawn. was issued to
j. Il. Webb, Elm Mott. Texas. The
watch, "a handsome gold timy-kcepcr
warranted, i, now ready at this office.
The holder Of the ticket will pl asc call,
be identified. amt receive the watch.
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Who has the most complete line Of
Ladies' listers and Busters IN the city
Answer, Levine Bros. U7.Oltc
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MONEY TO LOAN.
BOARDING

u'u LOAN Money To- loan. Apply 90 "
% Lacy. HrhEu- compress -l-,.lN
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MILL lmN highest price ui rrconJ- hhnt
w ,luthiug. boots mud shu,- and VIII call
ct residence Tor same. Address ''l. a. EN-
AMtshH uniyr. --Y-~-lm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

el.e-acccnt, fox hunting, coaching,
clothing and dinners? 1t is only Il
question of time, and very short time
ut That. The bail has already been
opened"
"Do you see this lady?n lie asked,
taking the portrait of a handsome
woman with II clear-cut face, mag
niIicent hair and well-modeled arm,
from the case.
"'rhat is an American girl, and her
pictures have been exhibited in shop
windows and sold extensively In on
don for years. She is one of MIR. Leon
ard Jerome's daughters, now Lady
Randolph Churchill. This lady in
riding habit has also been extensively
sold. She is Mrs. Burke Roche, the
daughter of Frank Work, OF New
York. Here is the portrait OF Lady
Vaudeville, who was also New YORK
girl. To these Miss Chamberlain is to
be added, and all four of these women
are handsome. None of the English
professional beauties can approach
them except Mrs. Cornwallis-West
and Miss Thompson"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
roYS AND NATIONAL TRAITS.


How tie Pla,things OF the ToddIers Mold
Tho Characters of Our Men.
ueho, mo 81 na,ion,s ,ovs - said Nj.
lcrondaii TIA unhildren,s rrienJ y IN -
prnnt'irn IH,ion r''nartar i've o,he,.
d ,,v'n ns ,ho nair sat IN Ma nn.stnirs tnv
nay ,,,ara ~ NV End viii toll von " bai
MI W." ~ " m.nnIo they are
M, tha fierp,ans vo,i know
. NO" 'no 5reat in" uoiion. tbev
aie O., issn 80" ySS,bor Inn n,,,iit;
IN ~, III 'ot Iu .''r,,.S oIaa,~ -, 80
ny u';ta -, H. o,,,,nt,i, ha: ,han,
Iseiy 1 ,in. 49, VI nbiIJ .ir' h"s ,iantv
E,eiY "e ,hn, u t liz r,.ni,o WI s% W.
oi Toys, whnI - III. iesu a;ot,o WY ai w.
,,u ,hen n, 'nI ~ i ,He orld. nossas.ad
iio a'I ~, peb bppmsahold y;rtnes kind to
u. aiI uiie ilousJ ,Iii raa rha, tho
t,,e,i W.T. tho anu IN co., ar.Iitu rather
Erench; they go IN iot IuaiiLy ia 'aha
isa work OF art th.ir ar, ci ha,n % nave Ss
ieW Toys, anu .iiose .hes ipse ",o aviy
expensive anu must W ~ ~,
win m a quiet, gehVeei NY, Ny, i ,n,''
DO we ma the rlehci' "hy' HeiS
polite, rehheu suaNc' mn.
Take the Chinese lhey arc
great toy nation; they hscehe " ane
sky aud descend INTO the sea lor iogas
in regard 10 toys ana spare no puins
IN makihg.tne,ii' DRAGONS, anu s"d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Carl scI,urz.
Ichicnro Intfr Ocean.


Carl Echurz has left the New York
post because of differences of opin'
ion.n He il always leaving something
for that reason. For Il mar OF his
ability and learning he has been IA good
deal OF "A tramp. He left Germany In
Is52 and has been a citizen OF four
states and the District OF Columbia
since his residence in this coun-
try. leaving each place because
wicked peryerseDess OF tn people, VINO
would not agree with him. lie has
never found political party or
newspaper TO suit him, aud was never
contenied except when he was seere-
tary of the interior and permitted W
President Hayes 10 have his own way
Although revoiutionist and req
republican, Schurz Is person
uliy one OF Tie most
arbitrary OF auiocrats. H
was offered the editorship OF The New
York Post with the expectation thal
his political prominence and intel
Iectual ability would restore the iniiu-
encs that paper had when Bryant WA
at lts head. but his articles were psi'
ther wise nor brilliant, and as a news
journal the Post, under his manage
ment, has been more stupid than eyer
lts only redeeming features are its
high literary STANDARD and IT. com
mercial reviews.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A Surgeons Experiment.

DIR. de la Pommerals was executed I'D
Paris in June, 1864, Ter murder OF the
Palmer type. On the night before his
execution, says correspondent, ne
WAS visited by Surgeon Veipeau, VINO
after a lew preliminary remarks. in
formed him that he came in the inter
ests OF science, and that he hoped for
Dr de Ia P0mmerais' cooperation.
"You know,S he said, THAT one OF the
most interesting questions OF physiolo-
py Is rs 10 whether any ray OF n,ein-
ory. reflection, or real sensioi;isy
survives in the brain OF man
after the fall OF the head" AZ TINS
n, int the condemned man looked
somewhat startled, but professional IN
gtincts at once resumed their sway,
and the two physicians calmly dr.
eussed and arranged the "details OF an
experiment for the next morning
when the knife falls" said Nelpeau'
III shall be standing OF your SIDE, allu
your head will at once pass ioni Nj Nj
exeeutioner's hands into mine. J wail
then cry distinctly in your ear; ,coiate
de la Pommerals, can You a. ns
moment thrice lower the ia OF your
right eve. while the LEFT reinMns
open?'H The next day when tue great
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
The Afler-Su nset slles.

From all. parts of the country we
have accounts OF the brilliant pheno-
menon of IA II owing sky. The Otiowa
Free Press speaks of the brilliant re-
Election which lighted the Western
horizon assuming IA vividness that led
10 the belief that an extensive con
migration was raging In the vicinity
of the city. The Portland tAe. Press,
saws that the effect Of the reflected
light upon buildings was 81 milar tn
that of red theatrical ilames.
The Burlington, lVt;) Free
press comments on the blood
red coloring of the Western sky
ten to twelve degrees high appearing
after sunset when the east Is quite
dark. The Madison (Wis.J Journnl
saws that the whole eastern and west
ern heavens were Of "A brilliant blood
red hue. attracting universal attention
From Nevada and California we have
similar accounts, showing that the as-
meet of the Heavens is not con-
fined TO any locality, but IL universal,
and embraces all this portion OF
the globe. There are number oi the
cries advanced as TO the causes winch
have produced this appearance. one
of the lalest Is that we are passing
through the tail Of the comet, another
That We have encountered a meteor |
belt. Science is perhaps not suiii-
GENTLY advanced to explain the mat
ter, aud after all, we are reduced 10
theories and conjectures. Were
we RELOCATED few hundred years back
we would no doubt explain IL by say
ing that il foretold war OF pestllencel
or some of the numerous Ills that hesi
il heir TO. society and the age, hns
olterown such explanations ma We
are reduced to alternative Of saying
that we know very little about II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
shnll an ApproprlatIon BE- Made.


The state constitution provides that
taxes shalt he levied and collected 10y
general laws and for public purposes
only Hence some claim that no APP
proprlatlon can be made By the lesis-
lature for tho purpose OF securing q
proper exhibit 0f Texas resources and
advantages al the New Orleans exposl-
ton. Others think The money spent
would he returned ten-lold la the great
benefits accrning TO Texas from full
representation " her boundless re-
sources on that Occasion, and they
sill favor sueh an appropriation az
perfectly legal and legitimate "for
.lublie puTnssfs.' The Legislature
has undoubtedly used the general
revenue for purposes less public and
less beneiltIa to the state than the
would be. However, Hon. IL. T..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

surgeon reached the condemned cell
he found the doomed man practicing
the sign agreed upon. a few minutes
later the guillotine had done its work,
The head was in Nelpeau's hands, and
the question put. Familiar rs he was
with the most shocking and CHASTITY
scenes, he was almost frozen with ter
ror rs he saw the right d fall, while
the other eye looked fixcdly ut him.
Again. he cried frantically. The
lids moved but they did not part. 1t
WAS all over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
AN APPARITION.
Tic Strange Creature Creating an Excite
ment Near Mexico, Mo.

Tic Strange Creature creating an i-N''N
ment Near Mexico, Mo.
The neighborhoud of Hopewell
Church. near Mexico, Mo, is much
excited over the appearance ~ the TO-
cality of u strange creature, when -
Thought by the credulous TO be ghost,
and which is IA puzzle at least 10 the
most skeptical. The apparition is
simnly that Of lean, monster man,
between eight and ten feet in height,
wearing Il long cloak, and going about
with his head bowed in an abstracled
way. but occasionally glaringat those IL
meets with small glittering eyes, said
To resemble those oil cat or some wiid
beast, The negroes believe the APP
partition TO be ghost; the white peo-
nle do not know what TO say. Ihere
pnnears little doubt, whatever the
creature may be, that II has actualiy
been seen n number OF times. Tie
school at Hopewell church Is about
.handoned because of fear OF the mon
sIer. and even sturdy farmers go ABOUT
armed, in apprehension OF u;
John Creary, well-known oid
rasident declares that the other
n fternoou as he was returning from
Mexico to his home he had GOOD
view of the queer being. VINO was
about iifty yards ahead of him, walk
inc i'm n leisnrely way along the ma
die of the big road, in mud almost Knee
deem his head still lowered and his
lonr black cloak flowing in the 6reeze.
All al once, and in the twinking OF
m eve, he disappeared In the tiilck
woods us mysteriousiy rs he came upon
he scene. Mr.. Creary says for the
Il raj time in his life, although soldier
under General Grant. he was realiy
and IL was all he could 10
10 eontIol the horse he was rialDg, 20
~ seemed ils fear of the object.
Mr.. Cyrus Haggett and w NE VINO
we're returning from church IhanSs,
peerIng with Its ca.- lih',
.ves into their buggy and leaning
,yainst il. almost crushing the Vehiele'
rbe iady has not yet. IL Is SAID, rec9Y
~, nd rom The shock. Mr.. and Mrs; "a.
10Th claim on this occasion "a white
Hoax WAS worn. - sao, |
4 large number Of others baye seen
he strange creature, and large party
: securing the neighborhood OF Hope
veil church, hoping to capture ~,
rhe creature Is thought 20 he locate9
n the rear OF Philip Browns fesi-
ience. --