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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-13

Hundreds of thousands of men die
annually from strong drink, --hans0s
PrOhiJitiOnist. We never under
take to criticisc any other editor, hut
We do not believe that amy man can
die annually. Annually means every
year, and no man can die every year
for any great length of time, unless
he has had great deal of practice
and experience IN the basiness.--1er.
ST. Wl
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-13
, LONDON GOSSIP.
(BY FLANEUR.)

specisl for the Daily Bullctin) l1I
The booty burglars have hitherto
been in the habit of carrying off has
consisted more or less of the con-
tents of the houses they have
deigned to honor with nocturnal
visit. A case which recently &C.
CURED in France shows that they are
no longer to be depended upon to
pursue their operations within such
narrow limits. A Paris merchant
had erected Swiss cottage at
ticnnevilliers, and with his family
had passed most Of the summer
there. Two or three weeks ago lie
removed into his winter quarters
again in the French capital, securely
locking up his country retreat. On
the LIST instant, the weather being
fine, he drove out with his family to
spend the day at Gcnnevilliers, when,
to his no small. establishment, he
found, on arriving at his little
estate, that the entire house, with
the whole of its contents, had dis
appeared. The place where his
Swiss cottage had been erected
stood perfectly clear. Everything
had been carried off by thieves, OF
whom not trace has since been
found. r. .i'ar
The atrocious crime perpetratcd in
Austria about three years ago by
Henri de Tourville, will he fresh in
the recollection of some of your
readers. This French adventurcr,
shortly after marrying an English
lady Of property, took her for trip
ON the Continent, and murdered her
in the most hcartless manner by
pushing her over precipicc in the
mountains of the Tyrol. lie was
tried at Botzen, found guilty, and
sentenced to eighteen years impri-
sonmcnt with hard labor. In Eng
land he would have been hanged, in
America lynched. Since his con-
demhation the convict has been do
ing his hard labor at Gradisca. Last
week he was removed thence to
Gar. The poor fellows health has
been 80 delicate and his conduct so
exemplary, that he has been excused
all hard labor for the rest OF his
term Of Imprisonment. lie is now
employed at the tedious and de-
grading work of compassion in the
printing department of the Graz pri-
son. It 10 stated in some OF the
Austrian papers that he will prob,
ably be liberated long before his full
term has expired and will then come
to England to claim the property left
by his wife. Of course ! sincerely
hope l.e may gctit.G bsa u ~
Among the distinguished foreign
crs lust arrived ia the French CAPT
tai is "the richest man in all Mex
ico."l He is said to be OF lrisf
origin, and to rejoice i'm the name o.
Don Patricio Biilmo. lie has beer
captured by briganas several tunes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
BOS0UE COUNTY.

The StovalI-Coopcr Nuptials-Personal
Correspondence of the Gazette
Morgan, August l9.-The ceremony
of the marriage of Mr.. j. n. Stovall, to
Miss Lula Cooper, was performed this
morning at the Baptist church by
Rev. w. H. Parks. At 10 o'clock, the
church was crowded with friends of
the young couple who were there to
witness the ceremony. At 1920
o'clock the organ, at the hands of that
accomplished organist Mrs. j. w.
Simms. pealed forth the wedding
March, when the bride and groom
entered, followed by several couples of
young ladies and gentlemen. The
solemn marriage VOWS were then taken,
when they were declared hus-
band and wife. The groom is the
junior partner of firm of Stovall Bros.
at this place, and has many friends
here who are glad to congratulate him
upon the success in winning the hand
of one of Morgan's fairest daughters.
| The bride is the daughter of our enter
prising townsman, Maj. b. j. Cooper,
and although her many friends here
are proud other success, they are sorry
in Hico instead of Morgan, rs she has
won n place in their meme ries which
will be everlasting.
DR.. j. M. Frazier has gone to FL
Paso on business.
Mrs. Montgomery of Bolton is visit
| ing friends and relatives at this place.
Mr.. l.. higgins of Temple is spend
ing to-day in Morgan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
IN MEMORIAM.
Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. *. NJ. Van
Zandt.

Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. X. M. Van
Zandt.
Dead and buried. And still the
days roll on in their sunny brightness.
Still the flowers bud and blossom.
while 1.-THE little birds sing east, and
the littl birds sing west, y and hearts
are breaking in their silent sorrow as
they see her vacant place, Gone out
from the dear home circle, she who
held in her weak white hand,n The
golden chain unbroken.
She, whose tender voice sent music
down the tide of life, making perfect
harmony in its gentle flow. Gone
out, while little childish voices are
crying in their helpless way for her
who in life gave all her perfect devo-
ton to them.
Patient, unseltish and true to the
last. Gone out from him who loved
her as his guiding STAR Him who
now must sit alone with only the pre-
cious memory of persisted hopes cling
ing round his Lonely heart, and bloom
ing there immortal.
Gone, alas. forevermore, from out
the arms OF devoted parents.
They too must lean their tired
hearts on only the memory ola sweet
bright face.
Friends who loved her for her pure,
unselfish nature. Her perfect charity
they too will miss her and oft will
pau e TO gaze backward over the tide
of years and see in sunny past only
good deeds she has done.
Words, words, weak and frail, cen
those most eloquent, they can not con-
sole or make death other than death. y
God forgive us for repinlng,
AT his strangely sad DEGREES,
Dashing from her lips the life cup
Ere he Ia ties it, deep lees.
Pe,chance twas be u. the iairest roses
Wreathed around that caps bright brim
Would have faded Ia their bloc u'ng.
With times bllghting, sonn grown dim.
Husband, children, parents, all, ]
can not bid you cease weeping. Such
grief must be borne, llneeling at the
feet of God, whose yoke is sweet and
burden light" and whose heart hath
bled for us.
Oh! weary tired hearts,
| Recall thy trrst; remember who hath said,
| "a crown of thorns the nlsited for my head
| My bleeding feet W Calvary's steep they
Be lif ed up,
Recall thy love, oh! suffering hearts and
tired,
/ pat holy covet-His wounded size,
Resign thyeclf to Him 1.-The crucified.
| Thus shalt thon find repos- and peif ct rest
| When thou canst know myself Supremacy
bes;
In fu 4 rbmi ssion to Gods wise behest,
Beli'ted up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

OF creeks Mt Intervals. The total mere.
age OF the country Is 557, 235 acres
and its population abont
%. 600. The scholastic population il
4,0l4, which represents an increase of
GA over 1857; the pro rata for these IL
IS. In the county there are 1909 school
communities.
The principal towns in the county,
excepting 1illsboro, are Hubbard
City, Whitney and Itasca, each loca-
ted on a railroad, which repre-
sent II combined population
of about 1000. The county Is penetra-
ted by four railways, the Missouri Pa
cidc running north and south through
the central portion, the Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fee across the Western bor-
der, the Texas Central dagonally
across from the Southeast To the
Northwest and the Texas and ST.
Louis Narrow Guage running
east and west along the southern Sec
ton. The agricultural productions of
the county are ut present limited al
most to corn and cotton These are
shipped in great quantities, the re-
ceipts Of the latter at Hillsboro
alone amounting to 1900 bales,
and these considerably dwarfed
by the fact that it is a
lately developed market. Two
banks, with ample capital, give good
commercial facilities for the handling
of the staple.
Thus the future Of Hillsboro is as
sured. In addition to its own bur.
ough, as rich rs was ever moulded by
the Divine Creator, it is beginning to
attract trade from the southern por-
ton OF Ellis county, which is
conveniently near. Possessing capital
brain, energy, enterprise and 0pportu-
nifty, she can laugh To scorn all oppo-
sition, and commercially as well
as socially take foremost
rank with Texas cities.
Il q <
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
FonT WORM. Texas. MARCH 10 ,s

Fort WORTH, Texas, March 70. 1883.
Mes1s. u. J. Kendall &c C0.-Abont Smonths
ago there was u valuable stallion brought TO
tie stable of Farmes and Henry to be treated
for a bone SPAWN which was one years growth
and of pronounced size, and lhaving learned
through outside sources that your liniment
known as Kendalls SPAWN Cure was valu.
able, commenced using 1t on the enlarge
ment and after six weeks using and havin
applied two bottles the horse was cured en-
tireiy, leaving the leg perfectly smooth.
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

and if it fails to cure You, return the
bottle and will refund the price paid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON Humnn FIesh..


IL has been used in thousands OF cases on
human flesh with such wonderful success
that we now feel certain Ii Is the best lint
ment known for man, ms IL has sufficient
strength to penetrate and virtue TO cure the
worst cases, which are not affected In the
least by ordinary liniments, and yet IL does
not blister or cause "a sore.
VGvAY, Ind, August IL, 1851. d.. ". j. Ken.
dat Il o.: Gents--Samplc of circulars re-
ceived to-day. Please send me some with my
imprint printed on one side only. The Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure Is IN excellent demand
with us, and not only for animals. but for
human ailments also. Mr.. JOS. Voris, one OF
the leading farmers in our county, sprained
an ankle badly, and knowing the value OF
the remedy for horses, tried ii on himself,
and IL did far better than he had expected,
Cured the sprain In very short order.
Yours respectfully, G. o. THIEBAND. 2
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles FOR SIS. AN
druggists have 1t or can get IL for you, or 1t
will be sent to any address on receipt of price
by the proprietors, DIR. b. j. KENDALL d
CO., Enosburgh Falls, W. Send for Illus
trated circular.
! COT ~ NV ATT nPJTNGJCTC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

with him that he will be 5unr ~ ~, NJ
nearest tree. So far notI,nn W tue
heard of him. 's mas oeen
4. Weather line and excellent health
, ~ is,'s community. Doctors have but
, ,,, s,1 70 90 Everybody is busy nick.
ing cotton. Business generally dnpl III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

,,,i q ~, ", Jan. 70, lss2.- DIR. r.. j. Rrn
vour ~ nemts-- Having used n good deal OF
sse"s t',HSnuaiIs SPAWN Cure with great sue
ScSs, thought would let YOU know what IL
s nSs dyn y i9r me. Two years ago / had as
cppnn,y,, v 10Y as was ever raised in Jefferson
49, =, when was breaking him he Kicked
1y s nne Gross bar and got fast and tore one of
m ,,ry nanu egsall pieces Iemployed the best
had 'e,s, on, they all said he was spoiled. Hc
49, o ~ iarge thorough pin. and used two
oo.lies Oh your Kendail7s SPAWN cure. and II
ard sne vunvn entirely OF, and he sold after-
, mmsus W siaV ldolarsN. have used IL Tor
,.,,', and windgalls and il has always
cured completely and left the leg smooth.
,,. ~ - q splendid medicine for rheumatism
NV, u,evo recommended s IL to n good many, and
e W, ~ say y does the work. was In With
erlngton q kneeland's drug store. in Adams,
Inc o.ner Day, and saw a very fine n cture
You sent Them. | tried to buy u, but could
you would send me one. wish Vol, woiid
M VIII do you all the good can.
WHY respectfully, Il. $. LYMAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
i taxable

eh'1isoaae ST. there has been an
/ VIII ooo over last year.
|sro,t.a".a WI be observed,
IA, Iii |. factor in the coun.
pment !, very favorable to
ser psr, i = Industry as by
p''' Is rolling prairie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
DELAYED TELEGRAMs.


Chicago, August 10 c.,,.s.
n,or'',l . man registered at the Com.
Inr a,,a nolci IN this city as Mr.. Grow.
n ler ana Vile Not having reported for
uieaN last .r dinner to-day. the pro-
prletor ordered the door of the room
opened, when the man and woman
were round lying on the floor uncon-
sclous, dressed in their night clothes
'ne wihdow ana ransom CLOSED and
vas escaping into the room. The man
uled before the patrol wagon arrived.
anu ms body has been taken 10 tbe
morgue. The woman was removed 10
tne hospital, and up to |, late hour To-
nnnsht could give no account of herself.
Inc mans clothes were marked
eide. IS ''s''' ~ W SUI
DEATH OF ANoLD SOLDIER.
Philadelphia, August l9.-Geo. w.
browmley, soldier of the Mexican
war. and who it is claimed killed the
Seminole Chief Osceola in the Florida
indian war, was buried ut Darby, q
sueurb OF this city, to-day. He was
born in 1877. A few years ago he de-
cllned commission and retirement
with pay. He has been a soldier i'm
the regular army for forty-eight years.
-
The Waco correspondent of the Fort
Worth GAZETTE Informs the readers
OF That paper that Mr.. j. ID. Shaw
preached ~ plain and pointed sermon
on the Sunday law, which was consid
cred eminently conservative. 1t would
be intel esting to know exactly what il
meant by a conservative sermon on
the Sunday law. Did he favor or OPP
pose the law? Did he advocate f.
endorsements, or like his organ, the
examiner. encourage its viola
ton? Did he contend for
the right of laborers for a day OF
rest, or did he urge the right of the sal
loon-keepers u keep their doors open
and their sidewalks blocked by drunk
EN- loafers on Sundays? Was he pig
or puppy on this great question afiec-
ting p ibIic morals and personal free
dom? If Mr. Shaw pays for the free
pufls which The GAZETTE is constantly
giving him, he should insist upon
more definite and positive reports, and
1t The GAZETTE is doing the work gra.
tuitously 1t will benefit Mr.
Shaw more by showing which
side of the fence he is on. Gainesville
Adcdnce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

n /. \ Only sy 50 cent.
''ph Texas ~ brunswig 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
From the Akron Commercial, Ohio, Of Nov. 18th,
1852.

Readers OF the Commercial canot well for.
ger tnet large space has for years been tax en-
up py kendaiPs Observation-Disclosures Y
OIL certain SPAWN Cure, We have had deal.
lngs with DIR. Kendall for many years, and
we know Of some large business houses In
cities near by, who have also dealt with him
ior many years, and the treth is ftilly and
iaithiuily proven, not only that lie is good,
honest man, and that his celebrated SPAWN
UT. y, II not only all that IL IL recommended
! To be, but that the English Language is MOI
capable Of recommending IL too highly.
henualIs SPAWN Cure will cure spavins
Ihere are hundreds OF cases IN which that has
been proven TO our certain knowledge, but
after all, If any person confines the usefulness
0. TINS celebrated medicine to curing spayins
alone, they make "A big mistake. II Is the
Dest medicine known as an outward applica
ton FOR rheumatism In the human family
III is good for pains and aches, dwellings anc
lameness,and is just as safely applied To men
women and children az II Is TO horses. w,
know that there are other good liniments
but we do believe this SPAWN cure to be IN,
better than any ever invented
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

/, ~ snu flOut n~ehtucky. SESSION. opens SEN
| temberI 10, 1853.
For catalogues and other information, adj
dress n. n. NJ. Clair
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NUMBER 143

,,,,,,,o,,.. 81, ,iI rro,a.l wifi, thar ,yo.k
Further litigation ls expected.
GALVESTON srEltKiN Win SMALLPOX.
HALyEsr.S. NAV 81 DR.. j. Il. Burk.
who Voluntarily took charge of the
srull.,nv p,ticnts at the neat house and
.,.i,arant ma can,n. ia bimself STRICKEN
,y,,I, I,., d,son.n
,,v.st,> ,,,rto,, pprrtprs
H,,vvsr,y NAV al Cation r,ceints
mr.. nrnrlv tv,i,. ns lar,r na th, su,nr
in, Inst yenr
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l. 80, '','' .'"' ~. "o M,
IN IitIrrrnt s.crinns of ,hn stntn Nre he.
,n. r,.riyrd in consrouece 81 thr uro.
trnctrd drnutL Cotton ia coming np
b,lly and th, tobtrcn miami IN ANAL auI
IN some INSTANCES driving M IN the
patches II full crop ot tobacco IL
mnde 1t Will bc very late In the peanut
section many farmers have been com
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FROM san ANTONIO.


Syo.Hf Tssyrr. t mo Eli.aaey.
SAS AstoSi1, May 3l-S, T. Cuudino
E-caruu, Mexican, haas Iu-t been ur-
rested aud jailed for cpld.blooded muir
der, committed near tins city ~ Apr ],
1854. E-cariuu was 90 Jail iu this city
serving ont -c.teucr for some mi-lo-
ru"auur uuI while th re he heard that
Tur1 WAS maintaining criminal intimacy
wit. h- Il-c ruu.HI mistress On lhr
expiration ~ AI- sentence he procured d
pistol, and finding Ioro sitting ON log
near tlr Mission. hc deliberately shot
him DO the b ad and iic,s the country. 4
few days usu man informed Sheriff
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MlSH APPS AND MISDEEDS.
DISCUSSION OF THE BRIDGE
H0R R0R.
-
Further Details of the Disaster
A Days Record OF Casual
titles ana Crimes.

CHAPTER, or sltfEuNo NNp SIN.
IHE EAST RIVER Urlnur DISASTER
N..w YuRk, MAY 81 Tho universal
comment tins morning respecting the .
bridge horror X that the same Hccider
Is huhlr to huppru at any time, no mat. .
ter what the police RESTRICTIONS may be, .
unless the steps ARE abolish Il or at least .
diyIdcd for the two streams OF podes RI
ANS. lhc superintendent VI the bridge, .
Martini makes the following frank tate
mrnt, The footputh Is certainly not safe
Tor such crowds AS puss over the bridge,
II was not intended To- accommodate any
such travel Hs we are hVmE. As to the
steps 1t had been decided tu put Il rnil-
iug M and down the middle to divide
the people going one way from those
soug the other. Tue railing would
have been crowded up some way beyond
the top at the cps. or course We
should carry 1t probuhlyu hundred feet
along. This was one VI thc alterations
we had already Diet rmuod upon, and 1t
IL To hc made at once. Then we are 20.
to- place sidr ratings uu the stcps little
further back. Some space IA nov lost
10y them. Then further bnck tween
the cables u wider uassHgc 10y placing the
rail uE further npurt and against the ga
hlrs, aud this ~ tu Toe done.
"Cuuld not the steps he dispensed
with was asked
swell, we could build what liz called
ramp. M inclined plane from the top NJ
the stcps to point further down the
bridge. hut there would he some danger
in making the grade amy sleeper. rs
/ pccmlly M wet OFF icy weather"
10 line supcrutrndcnrs alta rmcnt
ma, be- added tina. the fact ia now ohvl-
uus during those hours VI the day whom
trnunt ia mnsi lyrl, and ON hnllrys
unI sunday iL,r, az II always he ,,rrut
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S'KI3I! HH ABE


YESTERDAY
Dnruntr NAV ~ A unliounl free
fir ,Ir conference tool, pl,c. TODAY. CON
a, t,ur nf "A number If prominent ndyo-
.r,trsnf fin. uriu,.irlr, nf FREE, trade. the
ohi,rt hrIus am utcrrlnngr Of views ns
4, lii. b.st method tu b.. pu,gupI for the
.nrnnn,,,t,nn- If thrir distinctly, priuri-
nIes The attendance w.s not large.
m. r,if,r,uc, yyn- chilled to order at
,,,,,,, Inv \y,n a Brnvu. of tbis ,ity.
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,...,,,rNI St.r'ir,, ~ NInrt,r So
.I.o,r,,,,, 'rI I,g NI,pnu,ll
Nt' '.,'"' E H.. III I',,,, s..r.t,,'
"''"' "'' '' 49, ~ H..
TICS Jus ''.'7 ''',,',,
h.ih't .hH I'vrH7 '"N'n r"'' 20 "t'
Wh'u Mayor thompson 'NIIn"''l wei
coined Iht conference u" 'u' WY H"V
TOOK or'hHlnh To 'NpIuHH N''! "'''"."
views hS 10 inc H'''H7l'l ""l PI"i''''t
OF rrcIprucli! .Ith'I'H VII" '"u'"" """
Mexico.
The commit e. uh permanent ",Ehhl
Atun reported ln' Ini'""'nE ""I'IS'
who were tlr'lrd. Irelu,u'' ION
David Wells, OF '"hu'ru'ut l'''' ~,
ldcnts w II. springer o' llllhol7' W
. II. Smith. OF Iowa, AUSTIN H.
Brown OF inilah"',, 'hHH' r.
Adams ~ "i MaS7H'I,u0' ''N'
\. lenner Minnrr9!t" VIM ,rd lhih'I
MirnEnn' IT, v" in ,,i. W W W.. a.
Ertbunr Y mia, y G. Frcdrk, VIA
r,ns,u. secretaries G. T.. Russcl Town,
and ,Ing. II. NlrDoun, Michigan.
Pres dent Wells. upon taking the
char, said the meeting was one NJ the
ItHH /,
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GENERAL. TELEI.RAMS.


CmDlSyuI, O, Moy 3l.--A statement
by Mrs Phil Thompson, the first she
has made for publication concerning tine
KILN. of Walter DAVIS by her husband,
app AIRED this muuiuV She denies
lulutclly sine WAS drunk at th st. lair
hutpl, uud .Hlls God 10 witness DAVIS
was innocent uf any wrong toward hcr
When she went into hl- room that might
she -uy- t0ry could not wake Miss Buck
ucr, auI therefore she went alone INTO
DAVIS room. The story WAS + III at Tia"
house 10 Ms. DAVIS, in thrla ters pres
-Muu.
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Shloh's vltahzer lis VIII at You need 70
constipation, loss Of APPETITE, dizziness
and all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price
~ aud 70 cents per bot le. sold 10y
Castles, Morrison \ Co., Waco, Texas.
OluS6m4
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CLEyELANb, MAJ 81 The Union X IL
ing mill has sigu,d the scale, aud the
employees say the Breton iron aud steel
company Inns, though the prup leturs
decline to affirm or deny The Forrest
IRON works either has Or undoubtedly
will. No establishment. here are al
frrtrd by the put.burs action. No sigu
Of u. strike.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-01

san C,NLos AGINrY y. VI, May 81.
I.ucu.- wife, som. -uu-ll law, daughter,
.raud-rhi rc and fourteen women with
-iS bucks have surrendered 10 the mill
tury authorities here. They are direct
from MNlco, and port All the hustles
ready and Husiuus 10 surrender. A
speed, ending uf the war IN Mexico aud
the turn N Crookc Ia Arizona Is
anticipated These India r. are among
ih, number NJ Chhuthuag who lch the
reservation a year Hgo last April
INJUNCTION HrrusEo,
GNvE-rp>, Ma, 3l.-Ihe Surt bath
INK company day failed to ola ain "a
injunction from Judge Stuart, restrain
ing parties from building bath houses
ans where ON the entire beach hetweeI
4 nth aud Thirteenth atreets. The new