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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

e. Nrasetaay nieii. Nor Tsh died sAs
D. THOMAS. ~ hss Frsbsence. falleF -. ~
pescx 50 Il i believed. wlsh his Col nmd Eiae
Horad. fsasartsd - nii 49, hnPw hin. mma
most nrnisea ~ those 10 e1ioxeil tie pfisi-
i@es 81 eose lusimsey > in hisn. BE mae =
man & mnohHFnsfrn disposition and habit
r8tl1st shrinkinx frosi. than rDnrtinE notcrie-
q. ED 20 nsadest q ailaH tie wogia 70 hare
knom leaae oegAe stHrliag waffh HAT uas
- hsm. Bat. his fefsonal friends could hat
knon and appreeff 1e Il. and with peerless safe
~ tan IA - snil. ~ leli not single entmv
hoilfnd hisn. We uaS \ Enan, IN the broaHest
acres.mlion * he uorsl-honest N all ghings
chafianhle % ever one. wheilSeF II WAS de-
served or noa mnn nndpr q calm and qaiet
deasesADs. thsre was ~ brave = heart - ever
hemf Ia the losnm Ct man. in his CONVERSE
iion. ~ was ever cisHste. and while keealy
appreeiaiing legitimate Wit aud human, never
fsiird 70 manifest his sizapprphafion 81 a
coarse az vulgnr Joke lis devotion to prin-
eiplc might aisBost b. denominAied exrer-
tionai, ID chnrrh end politics. set he had
wArni and dereted friends In every creed and
paFts known 20 this community. who knew
Weli his sleadfasl disl'o-isioB aud undertaking
adherener 10 whAa he iIaonaht was right and
AL yielded 10 bin the usmnsf respect and iove.
There i no man set amougsi Is. who mHst
in tfsne, be o0Fne 70 che silent ionsh, WHO viii
be more universally regretted thtn James g.
Thomrs. lie was not iislont slsii or biensasls,
bat where i thr man among the living. stho
i Ffis virtues were eminent. while hIs ssas,
in their relstion 70 his fellow men. were slight
and yeniai and though he detesied meanness
aud dishonesty. he was rarely prer known 70
sPeak harslsfy Of any mnn. II Is superfiaous
20 sdd. that tie death Of - good. Kind and
llseftsl q nlan, has called into active play. the
fullest sympathy fer his berraved wife and
rhliarrn- JRo PEcT0RE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

IRON and after the date OF this notice. all
' prisons are forewarned against trespas-
sing eita dog or gun. or ia any other an
ner, upon the tracts Of land rallied and known
as PART DELLA BROOKE MANOR or old
MILL TRACT, PART FENWICK'S MAN.
OR, PART BEAVER DAM MANOR or
HONE FARM. The law sill be enforced
against all offenders.
z. 7. SPALDIXG.
Nov Is, lss3-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In 81. Mary's County Orphans Court,
NoveInher 18th, 1888.
ORDERED, That the Sale Of the Real Estate
Of Gibson Heirs, msde by 10. =. Morgan,
Trustee, and reported to this Court by said
Trustee, be ratified aud confirmed nn'ess
cause be shown 10 the contrary, on or I'e'ore
the 9th day Of Dee, disappointed, a copy
Of this order lie inserted in the st. Mary
BEACON, newspaper published in st. Mary 4
county, at least once week, for ihr~e sa. :
ressiyc wecks,-be ore the 18th day 0FDcceni-
Der pext.
The report states the amount Of sales TO hC
Our hundred dollars.
JOHN T.. MILBUEN,
I'll TTPPELT,
=. q. LOVE.
Nov. Is, iss3-2w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

.cToRY AFTER Though
sw York democrats lost b. their
lion fiehts both branches AZ the
State Legislature and their candidate
FOR Secretary Of Stale. Maynard. who
was cut 10000 votes By The liquor
dealers because be was = temperance
man, and was thus defeated By $4,000.
still the party elect their Candidate
for Comptroller BY 1000; their can
didate for Attorney-Gen by le,-
900. and their candidate for State
Engineer by $4,000. By this show
ing, the democrats now hold the State
on the popular vote by an average Of
over 5000. . somewhat narrow mar
gin to be sure. bat still margin,
which Is quite as likely to BE- increas-
ed as diminished in the presidential
vote Of "a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In st Mary's County Orphans Court.
November 18Th, 1883.
Ordered, That the Sale Of the Real Estate Of
Clements Heirs, made by 10. F Morgan.
Trustee, aud reported TO this Court by said
Trustee, he ratified and confirmed unless
cause be shown to the contrary, on or before
the l3lb day OF Dec, Iss3-prOvided, a ropy
of this order lie inserted in the St. Mar, e
BEACON. newspaper published in ~ Mary's
county, ut l,Est once a week, for three Sue
cessive werks,--beIore the 18th day OF Decen-
her, next.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be
fifteen hundred dollars.
JOHN I. MiT.RURN.
u. u. TIPPETT,
=. q. LOVE.
Nov. Is, lss3-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

The ELECTION IN MARYLAND.-Be-
sides electing their State Ticket by
over 1900 majority, the democrats
in the late election secured ma
jorities in both branches Of the Legis-
lature. The next Senate will consist
Of II democrats and l2 republicans.
and to the House go democrats and
20 republicans have been elected.
showing democratic minority Of 35
on joint ballot. The democrats lost
a senator in Anne Arundel. but gain
ed one in Frederick and one in Wash.
ington. The republicans gained one
senator in Anne Arundel. one in Gall
yers, one in Kent and one in Solner-
get and the democrats gain one in
Frederick and one in Washin ton-a
net republican gain Of two. The re-
publicans also gain one member in the
House Of Delegates in AIlegany, two in
Dorchester, two in Prince George 5 and
twcin Somerset. They lose two in
Caroline, one in Garrett, one in Har-
ford, one in Montgomery, one in Queen
Anne's. three in Talbot and three in
Washington net loss Of Eve men,
beers.
NEWLY ELEDTED SENATORS.
Anne Arundel Nicholas Brewer,
Rep.
Baltimore City-Harry w. Rusk
and Thomas 6. Hayes, Deems.
Baltimore coun,y-C. Bohn Sling
huff. Dem.
Edward III. Ireland, Rep.
Carroll-T. Herbert Shrivsr, Dem.
Frederick.-Noah Bowlns, Dem.
Howard-Edwin War6eld, Dem.
Kent-W. D. Burchinal, Rep.
Queen Annes--Wm. 7. p. Turpin,
Dem.
Somerset-Thomas S. Hodson, Rep.
Washington. Clarence Lane,
Dem.
MISUNDERSTANDING Z. jackson. Dem.
SENATORS HoLDING OVER.
Allegany-Wm. Brace, Rep.
Baltimore City-John Gill, Dem.
CarOline-Andrew B. Roe, Rep.
4 Cecil--Levi r. Mearns, Dem.
Charles--F. M. Lancaster, Rep.
Dorehestsr-Henry Lloyd. Dem.
Garrett-Wm. r. Getty, Dem.
Harford-Edward nj. Allen, Rep.
Nontgomery-Jos. T. Moore. Rep.
Prince George's--R. II. Magruder,
Rep.
St. Mary's-Jos. S. Allston. Rep.
Talbot II. Davis Clark, Rep.
Worcester--Geo.. w. Bishop. Dem.
HOUSE, or DELEGATES.
Allegany-Hector Cochrane. C. +.
Hetzell, +. 7. White. Rers., P. A.
Grove, Dem.
Anne Arundel. Writ Randall.
George D. Lyles, DR.. Harry CAN'T.
Ulysses G.. 0wingS. Reps.
Baltimore CiEy-Thomas Garrison.
Edward d. Fitzgerald, Edward +.
Clark, John Herman Rothert. John
q. A. Robson. Charles H. Evans. John
III. Handy, joshua Plaskitt, Charles
Schultz. DR.. Joseph Pembroke Thorn.
Rn ioll b w. Gunther, Jr., Charles !.
Weiner. Walter L.sVirtue. Edward R.
Davis. Patrick J Brandy, John ]. Cur
ran. Henry c. SeebO. Lewis O. Ne
Cusker. Democrats.
BaIilmore Connty-Saml. Brady,
Milton w. Offutt. Thomas Kelhaueh.
). Allen Leib, JAS. ]. Lindsay. Joshua
Cockey, Dems.
Calvert -ThOs. Parran. Jr.. jas. c.
Clancy, Reps.
caroline-R. D. culbreth. J. II.
Douglass, Denis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

VAcILLATTE0 The uncertainties
that surround election Affairs are we'll
illustrated by recent results IN the
9Th Congressional district Two years
ago. Mr. Chapman was elected from
this district to Congress by some eiCh-
teen hundred majority. Last Fall
Mr.. Holton carried the district by
about sixteen hundred. This wear
the district turns over again. and Mr..
Holton il beaten on the gubernatorial
vote in the counties composing it by
over hundred majority. It was for
tunate for. him that he was not com
PEELED 10 resign bis seat before ac-
cepting his late nomination, else he
would have turned himself out of
CongresswithOut gaining the governor
ship. Asthe saying goes, so goes Mr..
Holton, "a bird in the hand" etc,
etc. To end as we commenced, the
9Th is a Facilitating district that it
don't pay to bet on. unless you bet
that it will go contrary to the way it
last went for Congress, which is equiv
alent to saying that next Fall it will
turn HoltOn out for democrat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

On the sIst ult.. by the Rev. Dir. GRAY.
]. CLARKE cAwO0D TO Miss HARRIET
HOLMES.
On the 18th instant, BY the Rev. Father
Coppins. ERNEST n. MATrTNGLY 70
Miss GEs0RGEANNA JOHNSON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST Mary's County, Set :
Oetobcr l6, 1883.
nRDERED b. the Court That George
~ Blackstone, administrator OF Dorothy
Ann Turner. late Of St. Mary's county. Nd,
decreased, give the nuliee required by LAYS "a
the dereased's creditors 70 exhibit their claims
and that the same lie Published once week
for six successive weeks in the ST. Mary
BEACON.
TEsT: JoHg n. ABELL,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order. hereby
give notice that | have obtained fiom the or
plans Court ofSi. Mary'scouniy, Maryland.
letters Of administration on the personal Is.
tate Of Dosoihy Ann Turner, late Of SAID coun.
~, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby notified
20 exhibit the same with tie proper vouchers
attached thereto 90 the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 18th day of April 1884, they viii
otherwise by law be excluded from slae benr-
fits OF the said estate. All persaes indebted
70 the deceased are requested 10 make imme-
date payment 20 the subscriber.
GEORGE BLACKSTONE.
Administrator.
Oct Is, lss3-Gws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

XIYamfed-LADiES TO TAKE OU.'
w New Fancy work at their homes, in
city or country, and eatn SO 10 $l2 Ter
week. making goods for our Fall ard Winter
trade Send Sc. tor sample and particulars.
HUDSON MFG. CO., 265 Sixth ave New
York.
Nov Is. lss3--4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

IMPORTED AND AMERICAN IRON,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Irheels, Shafts, Poles. Bo,rs, Hahs and Spikes,
Sqriag, Toe, Cat and Fire Sell,
Cloth, Leather and liar.
Look out for our e@.s5 BUGGY GEAR.
Ready about October 18th.
Call and inspect my immense stock. IL takes
eight hoors, a cellar and garrett 10 hold IL.
Correspondence solicited.
Don't forget me.
j. i. KENDALL.
CTS Penn. Ave. SOB s.. n H.,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Oct 4, 1887.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
New Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A KASCY-lengib ~ feet, bred;h Of beam,
~ feet, inches, with outfit except iongs
Price SIS. Apply 10
III. II. BLAND,
FoxnelI's Wharf
Nor. Is. lsa3-af.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

Physicians orders promptly hIled aud
prescriptions carefully compounded. All are
insised 10 eall and examine my stock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

- For the accommodation Of my euf.
toners, Stamps, postal cards, ele., y III BE- al
Ways kept 90 had.
Aarrh l.. 1889
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

The days are Short
ening and the cool bra
cling weather a6m0n-
Isles rs 10 prepare for
Winter, with its snow
and ice Besides fam
nels andFllankets, eve
rybody needs = good
stove. We are pre-
pared 70 supply your
wants In this lire AZ
the right price
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

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next any
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

Our sio~k contains everything you want ia
this line and we Offer Il n prices that caanot
fail % please IN short orr Furniture De-
household.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
EBss: uA ZI3Its.


AENATDLIs, september The court
martial OF cadet Buutholl was resumed
this morning. Cadet Rodgers. OF fourth
class, testified "Ihr accused required me
to To turn ont of my hammock alter - p.
IN, July jO'h, and sand ON my head. |
do not know that h- presence intlmiln-
ted mo, bat expect II did,
- tHdct Iurlcll, also Of fourth class, ties 70
tlicd u dld not think the nccu-od made
me stand on my head Tor the purpose Of
making me expose my person
witness saw no reason to object to
Standing on Ibis head; WA nor intimiddcl.
tins order wus not given ia "a perump ury
manner. Ha WAS ub.lgei 10 do It, but
us matter II fun, All were laughing.
II would have doponds upon clrcum-
stances whether or not hc would have
stood uu hls head for amusement and for
ore ~ hls own class
Question by the president. "Uudcf
all the circumstances NJ the hBzlug Of
that night, would yOu have Ia ned out
and attempted to have stood on
your head at the order uf one
or more Of yuur clHsBmRtery'
The qu1tiuu WAS evidently trying
TO the witness. lie answered aft some
cHrrt. "Ihrre had been considerable
skylHrkiug that night among the rlssTe-
not IutcruiNiuR, and ! cuuuut nay
whether would or would not hRy,
stood on my head ut the order ~ ON,
Of my ella snHtos dad not then re
gard the matter As hn2ug, but mcr,
continuation Of tho fun
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
FROM DALLAS.

-prcIOI TolrFmm 10 NV Ll,mmrr


DALLAS, September / To-day VIA.
called pension day IN the clerks office.
II occurs four times yeur, tine day uu
which ex federal soldiers entitled to p H.
-ions present their certificates and
blanks to- establish their identity. There
are between forty aud iiity IN the county
who get SlOG 70 year.
The cotton trouble is still u. changed.
There have been rousluE meetings lu
county precincts.
The news comes from Grccuyille Of
extensive wire-cuttiug, winch may cud
in bloudshed II not uupod
\ large number of United States
soldier passed through uu the Texas
aud Pacific to-day euruutc from Lruvcu-
worth, Kansas, to recruit tine Third and
Sixth cavalry, at Wilcox agency
News from Marshall says Glen. King
has arrived and viii investigate the
trouble. IT scsms hat som. ul the ugI.
utur- have skipped uut Tor LIugvIrw,
and rltl2pus aud officers e. 10 scufcu
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany completed To day new lime 90
New Orleans, thus giving Dallas
unusual Geographic advantages.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
NUMBER 223

ploymcnt who first started with him in
business. Now they owned their own
houses. Witness said that labor must
cooperate with capital. IL would never
do for labor to combine by itself aud
become the deadly toe of capital. The
sooner the workiugmcn realize the force
ot the maxim that - man who cannot
make cannot own" the better IL will be-
for the lahorer and Tor the nation. Over
iity of his men were employed 10y him In
former wears In the same workshop. Ere
qurntly men In his employ came to him
and sail they wanted to get Go or so
to send to some relations In Ireland, and
asked him to deduct 80 much week
hom their wages. Nj lions ut dollars.
annually, which should be inv. sted here.
WIS sent tU maintain landlords ia Ire
land. The pay rolls for one month Of
the Morgan iron works aggregated 1863,
900, aud the average wages Of employees
was Sl3 or Sli week. Witness snid at
one time lac WAS Il tramp ON the prairies
Of Illinois without dollar in his pocket.
Ten Years ago he bought the ship yard
at Chester, aud at the present time
more than 1000 men were employed
there, whose wages averaged S2lg
day. or these, 2O7 owned their
own houses the value of which
ranged from 81 200 to 5000. Regard
iug free chips, 1t was important that the
building ~ slups be encou aged Hs a
means NJ national defense Roach wGs
not opposed To trade, unions and did
not care how many n,en came IN his
works, they would not be denied en-
ployment simply because they
were union men. At the same
time he hirod men individually, and they
were given to IN ierstand II they wanted
to treat WI. h their employer on any sub
Icct they must come individually. Wmle
ho would allow his men to Hmu-e them
solves with their trades union just Hs
with their religion or politics, he could
allow no combination Of men to run has
ghou.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
FROM IIROMNwOoD
Mail Robbery Near Cisco Ldwlessness
Rampant Booming

Special Telegram g. tnu Examiner.
l|R .W>wuop, september i.-lnc stage
va, robbed yesterday morning fifteen
mile, this side Of Cisco 10y "a solitary horse
man. lie took the re- stored plchago-.
and about - from the person OF Mir
owens and his daughter, of this county.
the onlv passengers ADO trI, and 30 cent,
rom the stage driver. lie had han lhrr-
chicl over his iaco ami wore only q shirt
and drawer.
Cutting pasture fences stun goes on in
his section. Two miles OF one fence and
four of another we've cut last night l;u-
NOR say number have been cut and
eight on houses have been burned 10 the
last three weeks near Williams Ranch.
Two OF them belonged to rX.Congrc,s-
man Col. G.. W. Jones.
Nov corn is selling here al 10 cent. per
hu-hel. The cotton crop II alb 1ur hail us
good a- last yucr
The building boom here continues,
Two merchants OF Fort worth have moved
20 BIOwnwOOd.
Tue public schools opened Yesterday
with one hundred and -ixly-soyeu stu
dents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
GENERAL. TEu.EtsRANS.

nnApY IA n1n.EY IsrrnyMw

BRADY ANp DORSEY INTERVIEW.
WA-uNGroN, September I.-When
the grand jury met yesterday, Judge
Norton presented letter from "A news.
paper correspondent together with slips
~ paper bearing upon the Brady aud
Dorsey interview, particularly with
re- crence to the alleged disbursement
Of 100000 in Indiana dur the last
presidential campaign. The court land
stress on the bearing which the statute
~ limitation might have on the alleged
otIcnse, aud turned the entire matter
over to the jury.
ARCHITECT nm 10 RESIGN,
WAsHrSGroS, Seutember i.-Super.
vlslng Architect lilll IL preparing to re-
sign anu enter private business,
FROM PENSACOLA.
WAsmNaroS, September AT Pen.
sacola yesterday there were no new
cases Of yellow fever, and NO deaths ia
tle yard, hospital or camp,
rEmDENrAL PARTY.
CuIcAGo, September A special
train carrying resident Arthur. Gcu-
orh Sheridan aud other members " the
Yellowstone party arrived from ST. Paul
tins afternoon. A great crowd hai
gathered AZ the Northwestern depot
but owing 10 tin uncertainty which had
prevailed regarding the presidents
movements the reception was Informal.
The reception committee were awaiting
with carriages aud the party WAS at
once driven tn tho Grand Pacific hotel
under cscur, u one hundred Veterans.
The formal reception will not occur TIL
morrow night.
sIAME3E EMBASSY.
WAsHrE1roS, Septembori The state
/ department has been adv Hcd NJ the CON
/ tempatod departure for the L ltei
States and England NJ an embassy from
/ the X uglon oi Siam, composed OF mis-
/ royal hlghnesa Prince krom, secretary
/ "A legation aud two military aud one
naval attaches,
KESIUCRY's NEW UovERSoR.
/ Lou1syuLE September ton thou
sand people Witnessed the inauguration
/ ~ Hon j. Proctor Knott AZ governor NJ
Kentucky, ut Frankfort, TO day, The
city was rlaborHtely decorated After
hl- address the inaugur oath WINS adj
miuis cred by Chief Justice Hnrgis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
I'BtONI.NEtS:IDO.
tXCursiOn,sts for Monterey Virtual Muir.
der Of Crazy Man by 0mClals Rain.

fHr'HN. ff.f.ff". On" tHf u FI'.if"T
LAEruo September i-Au excursion
pnrtl e. insisting Of Chur,r, $. SNIudrlls
aud Mis- llrtuc kinney, Of Austin.
Miss Mulhc Branch, NJ q uaulrs, uud
uthrrs, arrived her to-day. After view
INK the two Lrrclos, the purty lett for
Monterey toy tu-uipht's train.
The particulars Of another killing 10y
MpNicau policemen, have been rec"lv-
ed here. The victim was NJ his own
rncc, and what Is more horrible,
hc WIS cru2y. The altar uc.
cured IT NiIlrliamu Sunday night.
under the following cir,umstuuccs The
ornal man had been pat D. the lock mp
simply to RESTRAIN him. When the oni.
Gers went iu uuIurh hi- crll door he
quickly grabbed club and brguu Ia a--
-nult them. They defended thrmscl cs
10y shooting the poor muu to death or
course they Will be Justified.
The long drputh tx ended nt last A
soaking rain set m this morning, II IL
general Indications ARE that it will
continue. II Isp Go l-acud to the Stock
men NJ tine Rio Grnpde valley.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05

the umchmuu surprising the enquirer to
Or fence cutter after blood.
Numvrou. Nucuut houses ~ thus scc.
tl1u have been burned recently tu pre-.
vent the sluuttcr- from locating ou the
ruuEu.
Two larEpy- rode into town late TIN.
evening ou fuumug stccd4 and were
Immediately arrested ON suspicion "
having stolen the animals They were
riding the animals ~ j. l.. Vaughn, of
Coleman county. being rrcog mod
shuttN one ut the darkpys broke aud
ran, scaling fences and hardly touching
the ground anywhere. Two coustnhlns
mounted and finally rounded him up
und hr Jnlued hs "pari' Both are be.
ing escorted p the county Jail 10y con.
sttblc, tu await the answer uf Vaughn,
who has been tclcgtaphcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05
SPECIAL TEhEGRAMS.
QUARTERLY REVIEW OF THE
STATE TREASURY.


Special Telegram. zoo tur Examiner
Au~IiN. september IA prominent at
ioln,y and u land agent m4 difficulty
this morning over 70 lev suit. when tho
INST truck the later ON the huI with 70
piper weight iunicung paiutu wound.
u may lead to something serious.
Ihc sheriff OF BrNur county notified
Marshal Gu,ling this muruinr.rht.oNi
to the rruwcd condition Of rhr nHl. he
could not receive any muru luIud state
lrlsuueI H. There are uiurt,.right prs.
ouers III the jail The marshal hns rc-
clyed the news Of the arrest at Waco
81 the Baxter brothers, implicated IN the
Milauo Junction mail robbery.
One Schuiug, formerly 70 barber at
Laredo, from which place ho Is refugee
from justice, having committed murder.
Inns been palmnG himself OIL ia % deputy
United States Marshall at Georgetown
aud IAylor Williamson COUNT licIs
not now nor has hc ever been q deputy.
The governor to-day puriuuri
Adulphu Rivus, from BvNnr county. It
restores his citizenship, Tie also rrmii-
ted twenty five dollars fine against John
Grimes Of lalTant county
During the quarter ending August 81,
1883, the COMPTROLLER paid INTO the
SiVE,Iib. me treasurer pAlt
ont In The same three months, SI,U3f.gsi
lmnncc tn the trcu-ur, to-day: Currrur,.
s271S.27G; Gold. &l1,IS7; bonds. - Ill.,
go. land nutc., about S5OuU0p rue
permanent school fund hu- lands amount
ipg to 93.1G1 ,2Ui, currency, rl.}27.
NON, avail ablc fund, ~l2iHGl. the
permanent univ rSity funds Ina
bonds amounting at present to sos 5lG.
currency, S253, s23, available fund SGl,
3l5, A. ~ NJ available fund, SI,7DO,
bo ds, S2O9,OOG.
Mexican authorities have removed
Dr. Wolf health Ollie r. at Brulos
Stuti1go. His refusal to permit Count
.Iclfcuor 10 enter Ten III. is believed to
have had something to do with m7 re-.
muNld.
huugcr- have been urlcrcd tD Ilumll-
ton county to preserve tine peace be-
tween ptttIp and 4urpu mon
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-05

NEW YoEK, September T. Before the
cation to-day, John Roach, ship builder,
thousand men, who represented about
twenty five different branches The
witness began work for twelve shilliugz
"a week, but A. TINT tine wages wore
very low since then the condition Of
wofkiugmeu had gradually i'm groyel,
aud the hours Of ,bor reduced. There
was no reason why every Industrious
workman should not own his own home
The government was bound TO legislute
IN the interest Of wurkiugmcu. The pay
roll Of his business last year wa.
81, 5s7, 900, aud he had men IN his Gun.