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BuTTER Ann EGGS,

TO-BAY's QUOTATIONS..
GgyEH tPFLfs- sOtOsi0
GuLrgsEfs-et 20 ssC
PEACNss-NOne In N arket
CALIFORNIA fEAHs-N0ne In market.
OkAasEs-McSsiua boxes Cat 90.
lEnoss-prr box, paumo. 400 per box;
McsSina 8 Goa. ~
DArEs-in frailr. l2Gi4o
fIss-keRs. lSc. layers u 10 Do per pound;
oval ngs, stGsOc. per doz.
NuTs-AlmondA G2c per pound; Brazil 1904
nlhers, lee Naples walsuts, $50. ID chestnuts
Imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten.
nceee red saloc; ohoiGs white axe cooosnuA
! b0m $50.
BAGAEAs-3.00GrS 90 per bunch.
ttRArks-Malsgs, t.Nd6 30 half barrel.
kwarr forAroKs-7Sc 70 % per buHhel.
Osioss-New, o. 2S@2 80 per hushel.
forAror-fer bushel. Old 40 oil 80. new, / Is
CABBAsE-N.w,2 60a2i5 Ter dozen or &c per 10
OhICgsss-We 0nOe stt3 1p@i % per dosop;
tniteyA 81 ottyl.50.
Eaas-lG IL per nosen.
WrrsP-Choics western. 2O0ls0: cooking, lbp
Is: country, 2'G12S
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LIQUORS
TODAY Q QUOTATIONS..

WHIsxy.-Rectiaod, u 0letl 50 a. 70, proof
oar mash ono year old, " 80 two yeas old
u 7sae2 20 three yean old, q 2sAe2 90 hnoy
'Itra old whisky. sSeeA ~ per aga
WINns-Claret In cssA ssthA por yuality O.
81 "a. 81 o Msa, r ssT ~ S sn .s;
Wine In cAAeA y b0sl6
CRAMrAaNK-Julcs Mum 4 o., essNA Held.
.lck. In baatet t2so2S Krue. In bsaies lseSG
Domestic Champagne, nol<
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
CONatr.asNLAL.


DALLAS, MAY 10 On Monday, the 2lst
The subscribers to the cotton factory VIII
meet at the rooms of the Merchants ex'
change to organize the company and elect
officers, The final success oi the company
will depend much upon the officers then
chosen, With on active board ~ directors
and q clear headed business man Tor ~
president, there can be no doubt that the
iull amount OF stock required to commenc.
the work ut ar early day will nll be taken;
but should different course he pursued
and good men possessing littl" eterRy ano
less enterprise, be elected, the matter VIII
hang or move 10 slowly tbs, u will finally
come TO an unsuccessful ending. For these
reasons the subscribers to the stock should
proceed with tho greatest care In the
election Of officers, and II they meet the
exp citations Of the public the remaining
stock will all BIZ taken.
GRAIN AND BRrADsTufFs
WHkAr--Uhoice 900 medium, 10 :, low grade,
tie; Nicaragua, 10 10 duc.
RvE-pirm nj & 10 $40,
BARLEy-b0 10 G0C,
U.1s-t0 u, t2c. for spring 10 To $40, for fall !;
choice red rust proof, 90 10 b2c.; IN sacks 10
roas-In shuct. A5 to boc shelled and sacked
10 " Coz.
BRAN-Wc quote at mills soc.; III STORE, sackS
Fioua-we quote City Mills Ms follows; xxx
o. 10; XXXx, o. Is; extra, t2.S Magnolia
u ". Fancy, o. 10 " Gi5 choice, 1870 To
Sa25; XxXX. ~ 90 to s3,C5; NIX, t2,O To
02.65; Xxx $40 10 " %.
CORN MEAL-Per bushel, 76c.
FEwD--Chopped corn, per 100 lhs, e. % !
cru, he'd corn and cob per 10 h.. el 25 crushed
corn anu barley, por 100 lbs. s2o' corn bran
HAS1Bsrt, "a to ts; bright 80 From store,
ballad dark M M bright BIZ
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PlIOvlSlONS,
r0-DAY's QUOTATION Q.

TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
nAoow-len,s clean sldsst lStG short oloA'
12k0 breakfast bacon ltc
Dny BALr--Loag cioar slices, l2Ic; short olca'
12ho.
EAns-plain, l4h6ol5c.
LAKD-Tieroe, I2&o. nalf barrel, 1896 ,.o.lt
cara, iac; 20-lb cans lSb' CANA l'oA
BIB cans, lsh. Bib cam l3S
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS fo.nAY.

$50 srrins per 10, p q ~; medium spr,ns
p! 10, % 70 no, Mexican Improved per Is, Il
.nidea-Dry nint sound and heavy n 10 IL,
Tito light ~ V lac dry salt heavy, lilo, ditF
,Wtchers, . Ii y % III dimaesd, vet Z an
hAlf yvice Dsss,EinA 20 b ~ sAsspsl n u
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on the downward grade. For May II
brought Sl.l23, falling OF OF Il cent from
yesterday. June declined I and sold u,
sl.la, On last cal May corn brought 5ls.
which was lower than the day before.
June declined I and closed at 5il. May
oats were I of and sold at i2l, while June
shows decline and brought 42I.
NpW Xnkg
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Budwelser. own size ei2 Se plnts slS yG Kr-
LANCER beer quarts, tis pints. sl2o. keg be,r,
AS.
ALE-s,oos Ale. Per dos "a o@2 8, Porter
per dok g. ees2 IS.
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uuEENswARn


Assorted crates, s<0 10 SIS
ru.nblers, 700 to LOO per doE;2 c0e4 % rer box;
soplvts, 100 bbl
S,oNewarN rer ~ va,lohA, cllOO
Lamps.-p ". H.. At.7nG. ", sasN ,amr chin
neys 2 0 "ar oov, assorted cast lamps, y o.
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Enfertey.

This Is the only Lottery ever voted OF ano
endorse; By the people 81 any State.
Louisiana State Lottery DC
Incorporated In lscS for Is years BY the Legis
Gure for educational and charitable purposes
with capital Of sl.Ol0OO0-to which q reser,e
mnd OF over sA,0,e0 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote, It's fnn.
ohise was made part OF the present State Con-
sHtuton adopted December "a. A. D., laf9
splendid opportunity 10 win fortune.
ln Grand Single Number Drawings will take
plac. monthly. 10 never scales or postpouss
InOk at the fnl iuwinp Bi.tihuf{,s..
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COTTON.

The cotton statement OF Dallas from the
first of last September to this date, Is ~
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The receipts OF cotton IN thIs CITY tO'dny
were only few bales, the weather beng
threatening planters did not come to mar
kct. The shipments were 100 bales for
Mardicai Il Co., over the Gulf Colorado &
Santa Fc road. The only change In prices
was decline OF sixteenth in New So-k
The markets all closed dull and quiet IL
this city there is no change to note In quo
tations. and the demand Is active.
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An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist,
now travelling In this country, saws that most
Of the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless trash. lie saws that Sheridan
Condition Powders ar absolutely pure and
immensely valuable. y thing on earth will mi
tal 10 pint food. sold ., anywhere, or sent BY
unu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01

rRouHDi Alrulp.

MEwRY November 30 At meeting
% the national lnau., held today no
this city, resolutions were passed. con.
dcmuing the action ~ ho government
in prohibiting TIA me ting of theuo-
tionullst7 on SUNDAY, aud deciding TINT
they will us-cmnIc ou Sunday, When,
after toe magistrate shall have read the
proclamation, they will proceed TO War.
rem Point aud hold 70 meeting. The
Orangemen round about the couutry
have decided that uni ss the torchlipht
procession ufthe nationalist announced
for tomorrow is forulldcn, they will
march to Newry IN 2, body io protect the
Protestant quarter. Dining the riotlng
last night several person, were injured
CONVICTION TO hE prAuTn,
DuptIN, November 3u.-appljcutior
IL to be made before tine rour' OF the
queen bench to qnsil tia" conviction
~ Poole tor the murecr Of kinney, upon
the ground thnt th' court m which hu
was tried WAS illegally constituted
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WORLD BE pANGrGou,,


LONDON; November 5O.--Ihc Mlnchc-i-
er Guardian says that the strong position
taken lay the cotton market CONSTANTS
producers here To adhere firmly To tine
quotations. II i, lwrcI thHt the price of
the raw material Will rise stili higher
HrIr TOR IIHEI.
IoNnoN. NuycmUpr N.-CooliIgc, hp
Blush yisy-ruusu ut krIIch bus begun "a
suit tot libel ngnln,, the Ionlon Globe
for publishing % dispatch to the Central
News stating that Coolidge Wa ur the
head ut - company which engaged p lot,
to wreck vessels in tue l,ltre sea 10. the
purpose OF obtaining lhn Insurance..
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llI


ROME, November HJ the American
blHhops have closed their conferences
with he paprl Propaganda, and tho 10
suit Is cousidclod 10 bc very satisfied rry
to the hishnrs. They will have u rruI
reception at the college ut lho p,upu-
gauda on the Sth Ut D'cem'rr. aid viii
leave Rome on tn 10Th. Eruugtou, the
English representative. at the Nrticu.
has carefully followed the decisions ~
the conference, with q view to thu roe
preston = the fcnin agitation 900
AInnrLnL
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Austria.
IT. NAuDI pryouypap.

NmSSA, November 80. T. So stated
that the Ulimt o' Mecca has formally
conIenn FL Mnhli as nn imposter
aud warned the Faithful against jon
ing his forces.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01
NUMBER 299

thine. ,nutrulInp tbe cartridge nannfac-
t.r.tt,, industry oft the country The
rri.T rnrtrilgc clmuIny Of Bridyenort
..r.,I.gs 1iO1 Nnr.r.tiyns and the MIN
.I...t.r ,.',,r,ny r,srly na many
I...,.. ,,,,,i,.r ~, ia. ,re ,y"rliy,,, ~,
''- "'"h w
N""' .,r,r,s p,,.,,,,
9NN JOSH IT., NooN'Wo'I 'V.-' oSeph
H,N','. one 4I IN, ~, men Wno iHst
MHrh murdered VI. J. h'h3Wieh 10 get
'.iru .lIuuU was h4ngrJ mi, morning.
lie >.dd, II don't know how came to
commit such a deed. 10 Was not Tor
money, ns never needed that, and 1t lisa
WH t"i which only 'od can explain
Nh'l 'hr h.''N cap WAS put on ne sald:
no. "' square N"" We got IL
IN, ''i' ..,.,
rs noes was "'l ",I"Nn" IN 'he ntop'
,"l '.'' ;.'..i, 49,, NV , "i'Nu an
.t1, Sc In t,u minute. Inc was pronuunced
IctI.
ul his two nccompli"cs. one TUNED
.ia.r- evidence, ami is no" serving
laH' sentence, huu the ntlrr Is under SEN
renee oil urH'h'
rrs,rrp oHuw.
tutDon. November 3u.-Thc News of
rouato. ont. SAYS: The crew of the
lumber barge Hamilton j. Mills were res
.J.d by ih" life saving crow at Sturgeon
u..' 700 H''i nan nay lo-'"N after heihg
,,..l,,.,, ',,.. W, t.In', nt th,. nrn ~
..r hut ,.,t In.s,. r.,,u,,. ,y,i,r ingyed
Ind x, Jr,f,d LrlrIr.. The mon IN fhe
hnur were u,urly dcnd from EXPOSURE
Nh,n rescued. The burgess Hunreriord
aut -wrrpsmhr. tmt were in the same
.pu. 90 d. Thought have gone down with
uton board.
ru,u,rp win vrupru.
r... 3D., ,.,..,
,,....iI n'.l.'I, ,',,.,,,., .,
., .,,,j ma ,.,,,,,,,,.l r,r Ni,it,n w.
% ,,.'., ,,,, ~. o'V w.
'',"t '''..,, 'w' '''u .
"''"'", t'' "g''' WI" 'I, v'''" ,u-
"@". o." ID Ti'n'E. ol '".'IIlo'y :" th9
..'' 'o' r"u' charges N,'e pr1'trrcu
.s"' '"' i'lIh one Tor "!u'u'r' "uH 'n'rS
''' 'e''""NH assault Win intent To XIII
lluE
,uoAoo, November 30. a Daily
Nr" p.rml from East Saginaw, Mich,
Fs NJ liucnuing, forty miles west OF
49, /" lr "roh' out ih l'hode' nan at
"ei"cN thl' morning winnie Il "auco
WAS 100 progress, me nan and west OF
lur 'N. mess l'ii oI town con, lstlng "t
ean a6n T tsn ".,' ''t ,", g. 6H6
'rb'r, H.. ~, lo4s M bfr ~, r,rtcJ
..,..,,'.,'n..,..,,
w ~ "''''''
',,'NN\rL November IA Times
Hg fne'nyN'Ir' ONO, special ,nys; An
az cup 4" hr''s Tour burglars tins
oIu'uF rrSulrd ln the shooting oi the
'f '"" ,',.i "i I,,, " '",,i"au ""sR'ge.
. i.lrIar.' The .Ihrr Two wcr" nrrc.tod
wv. Wv 80 $3.50
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IHE yArIcAs's DEMANDS.

BEELIS, November 3O.-It Is stated
that the vatican will not renew the me-
gptiations with Prussia until the de-
mand which the Holy See made regard
ing the education Of priests is settled.
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On being asked how tins statement tai.
he'd witbprcyinus evidence that lac got
It for his mthrr hc declared That both
Stameut, We're true. IL" dcnird having
teld Walter Dung that his father hat
/ pistol ON MN whrn 'l' Wh- N.rd
"Hnt was mere nr"'Sh' INTO t'",
n''u , W., "Wu'S9 N".' WIVES, '' ",' "'' '.,''
asked INN vly be- did
NoI MuLo.poNNrlI
with hi, In hers pistol az tine time OF the
murder. and thar Doe replied. If run tor
the pistol, but found 30 WAS NOT
there, father md IL ON him.
Mrs. Carey vas dressed in deep mourn
ing, and repeated inu sub Wei yuitr the
testimony size gave ut the preliminary rN-
animation, rulirriuug That O'Dpuuali cN 81
B claimed "llut hr wa, son; tu do it,
The rru,s-cNamln1i. 900 was very hricl
and drvrIorrt toihlug new.
Marx, testified that nc WAS sitting iu the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01

Russell Of O'Donncll's council, demand
ou thut the Witnesses be excluded from
the court room. The request was granted
and the Jury being called the clerk asked
ODonnell il he laI any objection to any
OF them. O'Dounrll replied, II trust 10
my solicitors ton that" While the jury
VAS being completed ODonncll seemed To
be amused aud exchanged greeting with
Pryor None OF the iurymcn were
challenged. james opened the
case tor tine government lie
then described Carry's departure
from England and his voyage to Cape
Town and ,uid TINT there Wa no cvi.
deuce to prove thai the prisoner had
emb rkpd nj the steamer K,ninurs US,
tie % kill Gary, but that n new witness
named Cubltt would testify that mt
Cape Town, he give the prisoner at In,
urgent request, rough sketch Of Cary,
and the prisoner remarked upon re-
cclyiug il.
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HORRIBLE CRIME.
A MOTHER MURDERS HER TWO
CHlL0REN'THEN SUICIDES.
A Drunkard 's.Desperate Act Acct
dental Shooting Three
Murderers Hung
Burglars
INTERESTING ITEMS OF YESTERDAY.


INTERESTING ITEMS OF YESTERDAY
NN UNNATURAL CRIME
BALTIMORE. November 3d. -To.d ay
Mrs Rlall, living ON Biddcl street. cut
the throHt- of her two lutlo giris. The
children ARE aged respectively i yetrs
and eighteen muuths After tins double
murder abe en- her own thrunt The
children both died aud the mother is
not expected to i've.
The mother SAYS abe docs NOT want
to live, M domestic infrh ity proved
upon her mind. Tho family occupies
"a good position IN society. Mrs RIAL
was only d years OF age.
Another account says Early u tine
morning tho mother ut Mr. Eiull
learned that her daughter was nor welt.
and later she Thought that shodrirctcd
"a -mcl ot gns bur Mrs Rull said not.
So assistance WAS summoned and tine
door broken open, when Mrs Il all was
found standing the mli He ~ the room
lu her might dtoss, with blood running
from her throat. The cmllrtu NrIr
dead aud lying ON The bed. Size had cut
all the arteries and veins in the lett wrist
Ut each and they soon BLEED tn DEATH M.
Enil could not speak. but with 20 pen,T
wrote that shrdul not want to live Us her.
husband is "a traveller and is absent from
home large portion ui the ,uur MIR.
kinll has meyer shown any tNilrurCs Ot
insanity. but has complained much be-
cause ut the long AMI frequent absence
ot her husband from home.
MYsrmous Nuuurr.
Cy,rSN.,rt. Nuyambrr gD ono
,',lrrL Ina mnruiup Fnrk NO..r, Ia,
inc I'm thc uurIhru,trru purriou nf l,r.
.cfy knnwn ma Valiant Mn WIS uyul.nl
Inv the sound Of firing ON the streets. lie
hmreay dressed and ran ouI. and
fnuud fl strrrt car nill. A4 Lr ma
pronchcd II IL mau stepped OIL the rnr
fired 1T HIM, aud then ran OIL ON en-.
tcIiug the curA hp found john Cu,srov,.
the r.r driver, aud VIM. Swift. tine cn.
ductur. both bleeding and Niug unc,u.
srious ON the floor. He imm,d,n,rl,
drnvr the cnr 10 the sfnbir. and ruIirl IL
sur,rpu IN, mon rau.pii.,,I dur,u.r al.
tbi- limo uurnusripue and ma rIr
vouu.s nrp I'M tl.p abdomen ID T. ann.
p0.el that rry Will urcpssurl, urnyo
fatal TLrc wcrn no Witnessed ia tnr
shooting, but rnrties who got of thnt
rnr Ii fore two shontinr occurred toll of
. .,...t L. .,,,.,,,. 4, 49,, ,..,. INIT. ~
" l"','D' ",, w ,.u WV "'H
.,,'.,t, ,,,,'a '''''' To-
'' sE.",- , ''', ou,,l..
,''' ~ We
Ipstnd nul couirasrs hint 4I.t rI...
men. H.. suFs nat he had hcou duuk-
ing, but VIA not intoxicated; thai tho
conductor quurr,lnd with INN about the
tare and threatened to whip hm, aud
thnt the conductor and driver on reach.
INK the oud Of the route assaulted him,
when he fired IN -elfdrtcuse. Tined liver.
John Coagroyc, who is now ucnd made
q statement b fore hIs death, On which
lac soye thar Smaller was fighting ou the
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urAu1Na rue duN MAXIM.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 30. It
company ut New Hoyeu, the Iuiou Me.
tallic Cutrllge company at Bridegroom,
Conn, and large cartridge company
Of Lowell, Mass, have combined and in
future will act together as a syndicate,
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nEApsiLE>cE

when Thomas Carey, the ION u Jane,
CAREY, stepped into the witness box.
He gave hls evidence promptly but
cody, AMI wa. sometimes told h. speak
more di-tluctly. Occa-onally he would
consider "a question we'll before replying,
and when he failed 10 understand an IN
Wy he would shake his herd 7 he
ju lgr questioned him in regard to his
father- pohtlln when b was shot, aud
who wls mo t ug-lduous IN making
notes OF Young Car"y's evidence, When
the bag aud revolver Of Jame, carey
were placed in tho hand, If the
witness to identlf,, he weighed the
weapon IN his hand ana looked down
the barrel. O'Donncll acrutiniIed
young Carey narrowly when ho said
That le
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I'm this, all th' while wttc ing the Judge
ear fully. The juiI" caut oned Parish
to be careful IN giving replies 10 in.
guirep, especially those regarding his
position whrn he .hnis were fired.
Charles Jones, the hpatswain oi the
Mrltusr Caetle to the same facts
as he had done at the previous exam
iunuor. was almost same, but refused
In -weHr that O'Dounol'- words were,
II did not uit;" The Judge then ex
ahmed O'Dounclrs revolver and placed
il ON the Il SIX. There WAS u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01

WA.HISGToS, November 3O.-Thr
Missouri delegation will support ey.
Congressman Cha for clerk Of the
house Seventeen democratic members
from New York let to-day pass without
taking any action, and took a recess uu-
til evening The members who were
present -ay that the entire delegation,
with two exceptions, will support Cox.
The last republican caucus meets on
Saturday at 2 p. m. to nominate officers
for the lOuse
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01
THE rrrs1 SHOT

was ,irod, That statemDnt, he now spll,
was untrue, Ms he had NOT then UNDER
stood the question. The witness Was ST.
maut- hc had made that were Inconsistent
with hi- present evidence An the cross
examination was directed towards tc.llng
the truthiulucss Of the minor details Tor
the purpose OF judging OF the
Crrdibllity Of the main facts.
the inofdinate frequency with which
the witness cOntralicted hims II caused
much amu.ement IN the court aud
among the spectators, who we've amazed
At h. unabashei demelnor and o..
frontery, He declared hat ODounell
fired his revolver with his left hand,
although the other witness said IT was
held iu his right hand. The witness
H. L. 4 r...LA-.L 49,
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New ORR, November 30.-Ihr lessee
Of the burned Winds r theatre mlercl
uu individual loss Of S2O,OOO, only part
ly insured, and the interruption az tine
season may cost at laa-t $4,000 more.
The loss ON tho theatre buldi1g Nus
$4,000, insured for two.third. thtr
amount ,chllizer, Israel a Co. furnu
lure and carpet dealers, lost $40 OOU.
The other losses are about s5j,DlO, Iis-
trlbnted among number ~ people, adj
Of which was about half covered by iu.
suruuCc
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~ 10 which hand At WIS, He acknowl-
edged to having told the second officer
Of the steamer that he took his fathers
pi,tJl to keep It out OF his mothers way.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01

8 gr Shclbyullc, OHIO, specinl says: An
NJ cup tu st four burglars this
uuluug resulted lu the shooting " the
city mur-hal and railroad baggage
uaetrr, aud tHo killing Of two Of thu
mUtl0r-. lac other two were arrested.
Tine lkfr.hul aud haggug, were
severely wounded, but may recover.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-01

surLNIroWI, November -RiChmonl
N,uH.i. ruI'rcd, was hanged today m the
presence OF 1900 people, many OF whom
come 70 bundled miles TO witness the exc
ruAUu. -tuu Vim prayer ana gave out
O." bNmn, asking those present To Jon
h.u b.. singing, and with his last breath
m.rl med hi. innocence. tie tell about
o.h tot, breaking hi, neck and dying
instantly.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-31
What Struck an Old
Soldier.

at will soon be twenty years since the war clos
ed.p
Under the hot sun Of August, 1882, the village
OF Dover, N J., lay stiT as the sphinx In Egypt.
while Elijah Sharp, of that place, slowly and soft
ly spoke Of the past. Eyes, }" he said, fI was in
the army and saw many Of the sights Of those
fearful years. was finally discharged from dis
ability, resulting from sunstroke. came home,
miserable In health and spirits; so enfeebled that
took cold on the slightest exposure. Life
seemed worthless to me; lived only in memory"
That was sad enough" said, dividing my
last two cigars.
That's so" responded Mr.. sharp; ''but L got
over it," outgrew i'll "Not exactly when in
that condition began taking PARKERs ToSIG,
and my health commenced to improve right away.
I was Astonished Mt it, and SO was my wife. /
piled ON the Hesh and could eat anything. My
ambition blAzed up could attend to business,
and now-excepting that have to take care about
exposing myself in the hot SUM- well as !
Was the day enlisted. What difference there
are in thingS-guns and bayOnets kill; PARRKER's
ToG1c sAves
This preparation, which has been known As
PARKER's GINGER TONIC, will hereafter be called
simpy PARKER's Tonic. As unprincipled dealers
are constantly deceiving their customers by sub
stituting inferior articles under the name Of gin
| ger, and a. ginger is really unimportant in
Rredient, we drop the mislead ding word
There ia NO change, however, I'm the preparation
itself and all bottles remaining in the hands OF
dealers, wrapped under the name Of PArkers Gin.
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine II the
face amiling signature OF HIsCoX CO.. il at the
bottom OF the outside Wrapper. 81
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-31
OHIO AND TIE TARIFF.

EnAAm0eip11m 4lmwm-
The election Of Democratic Cover
nor 10 Ohio by ten thousand majority,
and the assured return of Democratic
United States Senator, make the atti-
tude of the Democrats Of Ohio on the
tariff question 90 interesting stuly. LII
such triumph on a full vote had been
achieved on a platform favOring tarin
for revenue only, il would have done
much towards settling the deliverance
of the party in the next national con-
vention, and fixed the tariff ms the great
issue for 1884.
Itisa hopeful sign for the Democrats
In the. coming Presidential struggle
that the Ohio Democrats have twice
carried their State ia consecutive con-
tests on liberal tariff platform; plat
form that distinctly rejects the practi-
cal Free Trade theory of "a Tariff for
revenue only" In 1882, when the
Democrats Of Ohio spcce ded by TWEEN
ty thousand, they declared in favor OF
the Incidental protection OF our idns
tries, and in 1888. when they succeeded
by ten thousand majority, on u very
large vote, they won on ! Ike plAtior IN
and commanded the support OF the large
wool-growers' vote that resented the
reduction of protection on their impor-
tant product.
Another lesson on the Tarin that
comes from Ohio is the scrnpulOus care
exercised by the Democratic leaders In
that State IT, exclude Democratic Free
Traders from participation in the cam
naigp. Randall aud Hensel were
called for, but Carlisle aud Watterson
were not summoned to the conflict
Hurd, the out-Spoken Free Trader OF
Ohio, was silent on his hobby, and the
champIons of "a Tariff for revenue
only" were volcel, Is in the whole cam
paign. Not ouly in Ohio, but in every
debatable State, the Democrats have
manfully rejected the Free TRADE
her 81, and it may now be accepted a.
settled that the Democratic Natlona
Convention Of 1884 will avoid TIT
=" Tariff for revenue only" stumbling
block that cost them the defeat OF TIT
gallant Hancock in 1880.