The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21


more large pumps will arrive
tonight and he placed in position at
once. At q meeting Of citizens and
miners ~ this community Mayor j.
/ Mclaughlin presided. II WIS nu-
uouuced that Adjutaut General Gilliott
was present by Direction Of Governor
Hamilton to inform him Official of the
nee ssitics Of the sufferers. General
/ Elliott being called Il on said: "By
I direction Of the governor OF tie state !
| visited at an early hour this morning the
scene OF the diamond mine disaster. /
went into nearly all the de olated homes
and such pitiable sight ] ope never
| 20 see again. House after house full u
orphan children aud no one could tell
which VAS the baby. VI report to the
governor will be Tia these wi ows and
! orphans not only claim substantial and
immediate assistance of this city aud
county, but ~ the state and country"
4 communication WI read from the
rclblshOp Of the Chicago diocese,
saying he would take care Of the or hans
of athOlira. A Telegram was received
/ from Governor Hamilton, saying % bill
[ had been introduced this afternoon in
I the legislature, APP ropriatiug SlUODUu
fur the benefit uf the widows and
/ orphans. An official report wa read
giving the number Of dows 1t 81, aud
/ orphans at 30. 4 reso utiou was uuaui-
/ muusly adopted that each miner on the
coal fl Ia pay an ycrH9e OF days
wages into relief nun on the next pay
/ day and tho relief committee has ISSUED
an appeal for aid.
tHIoAGo, Feb uury 2O.--A Braidwuod
5pecia says six new names are added to
the list Of t ose killed in the Diamond
mine disaster max ny 50 in all. The
number may yet reach 100.
Hur-HEADLD ymGI>IASs
RICHMOND, Va, February 2O-Capt
| Juo. = Wise was before the police court
| to-day, for us-Hultiug Jno. T.. Massey
| during the taking Of his depo ition III
| the contest of latter against the for.
mer IA congress man ut large. Wise
| kuowledgcd the chargt, and sad ho
won d under the same provoratiOn re
peat the assault ven If Massey were 100
years old aud in church. He wa, Fl ed
So. Gen Geo. j. Huntly, Massey's couu-
sci, asked for Il continuance, saying that
uUUu full investigation 1t might he found
necessary to place the parties under
bonds to keep the peace hereat er. This
b ought on Il sharp colloquy between
/ lIuutIcy and Wise. the Ia tr rruAl king
| that pc hAp- would be better to require
bond, OF INN ~ agans lluntlev. The la %
t,rsaiI e uud alwa,s treated wise coui-
I truu- =. ami ~ ould neither seek nor Shun
| q uihi uiy with him, but the court room
| MS %. the lace to discuss such matters.
lies ii he Wa " ii n2 toaccord Wise any
tn'.'"'', ~, We tn'%nt N,,l AT any ,',ne -,
uut and the parties placed under arrest,
/ but up, u ihcn : tanning any present III
/ .cution # umr, ing the mater further.
/ thry Netr discharged without rccugni-
ztnn.
Ml,,1NG DEFArLrER.
E,.s,.. rrry Mo F.bruurv % II
,,..,,. .....,,..>,' r. Mil, hat Erant n U,t1'
',,,iI lr ,yn Iswyer M I'M. CIV. vh@
. i.ft I,~'. for tbe east ON Taruary % and
l..- r..I, i,i.-.,,l, sIpra +. - 3nth 10 a H..
t,u.t.r Itn.ura. tbnt pnkort N tha
C,.l,.,,.. Intrrt,ve Ia now nj work mon
t,,..,'se and # is stated that Hon is
loot .I,,pt Sl5ull in COLLECTIONS made
Tor rat.itsIi.ts NJ WrsirL.ster Pa wbn
L,Ij n quantity ~ Jack.op c3urty
and <nrs',. CitI hon m, r,sssa,,a
.,rt by hmm a.t.l J.r-.y o.,
% owed 10 have teen sent from New
York city It's believed there is evl.
d,uce that the message sent by him Jan
uary seth dated Jersey city, and notify
NIX MT. lalnot, Ct est chester, "a
that ne would arrive there next Il Y, was
sent from New York. 1t is now thou- hit
hat J., fl has lett the co utry. His wife
uu three children here are said to be IN
-tral,utrurl circumstances.
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NCNrW-. Tenn, February 2O.-The
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