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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
THE RIO GRANDE DEL N0RTE ON
A BIG BOOM.
-
Mex can National Bridge Swept
Away Other Damages No
Trains Since Monday.
BIRTHDAY or a NEW DAILY PAPER.


Special Telegram tn thr Examiner
LAREDO, September G.-rhc bridge VI
the Mexican National railway company.
spanning the Rio Graudr Mt tina point,
was swept away last night. IL isn tota,
loss. This IL the second time the con-
pany has had such misfortune III four.
tern months. An iron bridge will he
butt when the river gets down to the
regular low water stugc Thr Texas
Mexican roni hence t. Corpus Christi
has been left III Il terrible condition hy
this weeks rains. A number NJ bridges
over small streams and gullcys hive
been washed away There have been
no trains here since Monday morning
Passengers are water bound uu the two
sides with miles To- an enting house. The
town which supper ed the ferry buat
cable was carried away this morning.
1t stood the freshe' Of Last ycar.
The Daily Times nude its appearance
to-day, chuck full Ut local and tcle.
graphic news. The first sheet wns
printed ON Campbell press. Cart T..
Il. Tarvor, Laredo correspondent Of the
Galveston News, fur ishiug the muscu-
lar power, He claim Il that privilege.
having been the first t. announce that
the Daily Times would appear It's
general gct-up reflects credit upon the
stan aud lts advent TX now being crIr.
hrated m Major Penis sanctum amid
the popping Of curks and general good
cheer
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IIII OL.D W OItID

China



LogpOS, September Il \ private let
ter from Pckiu says. l.. HUG Chang IL
really IN fnyOr Of pence with lrnucr
while iutrigHers who surround his court
are urgent for war Prince kuug, ourut
the CuuHeryn'Iye member. Of the gov
eminent, expresses the opinion that war
will be the signal for number ~ ont
breaks M tho empire. Toe empress lH
reported 10 be even fearful for the per
mauencr ~ the dynasty, aud IL inclined
tu fAy " measures tu secure peace.
The Stan 'nrd's Hong Kong spec al Says.
The people VI CHINA seem tu have iltlle
fear Uf the r. suit Of war with France,
aud believe that with their new arma-
meuts and vastly improved discipline,
their forces and the nation are Far better
able tu cope with u foreign enemy than
IN the war of 1860 A Chinese paper
urges that Immediate action be taken TO
prevent the annexation 10y the French
Of any portion Of Chinese territory, and
expresses indignation that such an at
tempt should have been made at "a time
when ChlnA was at peace with France
4 large number Of Chinese employed on
French vessels have deserted aud grrat
difficulty Is experienced m obtaining
hands.
The Times Hong Kong special 81 ite-
that Hdviccg have been received from
Hap Hong announcing that the French
Admiral will blockade the ports Of Can
ton aud PakUi unless the Chinese troops
are Withdrawn from the Ionquln IRON
/ tier, II IL stated that Chinese mer-
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LROu LANIPISAS.
Laying the Corner Stone OF the New
Court House Fine Rain.
-rc.InI rnIesram 10 %. E1,mLnnr

'lttlhl Telegram To The Examiner
LAMrAsA,, September G,-rhls morn.
ing, at the hour II 10 o'clock, Hon
Norton Moses, acting grand ma ter, con.
due ed the ceremonies in laying the
corner stone Of our new court house.
The management wa in the hands ot
the Saratoga Lodge, A. and f. and A.
NJ assisted by the variuns secret orders
Of our city, The principal deposits
we're copies Of several Of the Texn.
dailIes, copies Of the LampasRs Dis
patch, the Lnmpasas DAILY Globe, aud
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, a German
penny, different cards ~ our business
men and the exp red Phoenix insurance
policy on q. Il. Malone ~ Co.'s stock, by
the companies ngent, rhos. w Gnnin.
The different orders presented fine APP
uenrance aud the remarks Of Hon.
Norton Moses were appropriate and
received the appreciation Of all.
We had fine rain this evening.
The Methodist church ladies' iutrnd
giving fine supper tonight,
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FROM san ANTONIO.


special Telegram to the Examiner
SAN ANTONIO, September G.-Stn An
ton o's cnterprising citizens hryo Just -c-
cured charter Tor another business under
taking oi great moment Ia the city, and
one in which large amount OF capital Ia
involved The company Is orHnnI"d un-
der the name of tue San Antonio fcirig-
cra,or and Beef Packing Company md
viii also be in connection with u tnnueIy,
bone fertilizer, sc Grounds comprising
over two hundred acres have been pur-
chnsed below the city ON the west side at
the river, and near the mOsth pl san Pc
,lisp crcCk and buildings will soon b. cree
ted aud machincrysput IN motion. Many
prominent stnckmcn ARE Interested in the
enterprise, and, from the amount oi cap
IN, invested, IT. success seems assured.
stock will Dee eagerly taken.
Jim Connolly. stage driver of the south
western stage, was badly hurt near Leon
springs He had his collar bone broken
and sustained other severe injuries. The
stable men refuse 10 give any reliable in
formation Ol the affair.
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IRON TEMPLE.


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p,,t ,n,,,,o,,n, iai, ~ Vnri,ri,iit
nniysr.it, Nil he IN chorgr. nss,strd by
prnr ncW,tt Iut,' "f II'rv,rI I'n,yrr.h.
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Y N"l"""'' "pp"."'|' t"o N'"'u,
i'imI,' j. "'',' i'l'''H 'hHV Ho' 'u''""'
small DE M E"'u us 'ho n'Hli
me Hl"cRh lueiH "l ne iemple
water company met last night ana
elected the following gentlemen as u
board pt directors McSsfH. BurwitN,
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PARIS, September 6.-The will Ut
Chambord gives jOO,OOO francs to the
Sncictes DE Propaganda NJ Paris; 100.
600 to the poor Of Paris; l5O,OOO to tha
convent ut GnritE, large portion " his
fortune to the Duke Of Pa ma; Il smaller
portion tu the Count BRrdi, aud the IN.
come Of the estatc to his widow.
rsENo NNp rRUHY.
Pans, September q. 1srng, Chinese
ambassador has, under instructions
from his government, demanded the
withdrawal NJ France from the Hue
treaty. Ferry refused to comply, hut
assured Iscug that France IL willing 10
give China the necessary guarantees for
the integrity Of her frontier.
ALFONSO Al rNuis
PrHIs September G-kmg Alfuusn
aud suite arrived nt $50 H. III. lie was
received Mt the railway station 10y Gru-
crhl fcttc,rcprcscutiug Pres dent Grryy.
hnI los Nun q, Spanish Ambassador, aud
IL large dcWtatiuu ~ Spanish rcsidents
tArNNErrr'- STATUE.
PARIS September Il. The uuvciling
uf the statue uf l,nfu cttc occurred to
day at Lcpuy An immense crowd we're
present, despite II severe rain storm.
The streets were decorated with Ameri-
eau and French tags aud triumphnl
arches erected over prominent avenues.
Amuug the di-tugnished persons pros.
cut were Morton, United States mluis.
ter to France, Sargent United States
munster To- Germany; General Colombo
and Colonel lichtcustciu. who repre-
secuted President Grcvy, and General
Nmlcnot, who represented General
Ih'bondln, minister " the mte.
nor Murcl, president ~ the La.
fuyotto memorial committee, performed
the ceremony NJ unveiliug the statue
amid TIE upplhuiing of the multitu lu
aud the salute ~ the artillery. Senator
NIssHiacl delivered the opening address
IN which he euloglaed Lafayette IA ono
ut the principal founders OF Fec. ch
liberty and characterized HIM IA the
furoruuucr NJ the French republic.
Morton followed. lie snid hs
wur enforced to he pre- cent
and ". lat in this tribute
to the memory Of Lufayet o. and deeircd
to UNprcH the interest IN the govern
mcuts affection, felt by the citizens Of
q United States for the patriot who,
ucxt To Wa hlugton, had awakened the
gratitude NJ all American heart Hs
an ardent lover Of liberty. lie
had ever advocated the supremacy
~ i'htuyeitc, aud hls struggle wHH
toi the establishment Of constitutional
frcelom would that he could now
see the noble result of his work.
Anne lea has attained that splondor and
prosperity which Lafayette had pre-.
dictod, The nations Of France aud
America never were more united than
ON this occnsion, and may the friendship
which Wash ngton and lafayette
founded remain forever unbrokcn
between the two rcpublcs' Senator
Lafnye to, IN Il brief uddross, returned
thanks to the memorial committee and
To the eminent press FOR the honor con-
f"rrcd upon the memory Of his ancestor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

hood will not average more than bale
10 three acres. Every thing Is literally
burning up tor the want ct rain. Wells
are going dry that we're never known To
before.
business is rather dun except in the
building inc, which is very good.
Our high school opens MuulHy. Sep
umher 10Th, under very favorable cir
cum.tanccs, with Prot G., T.. Coleman,
ul Kentucky, us first assistant and Miss
Lula Grant ot this place second as.istlut
Tie musical department "a the hand, OF
Mis-. Maggie Cruthcr. of kentucky.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

DnnEigers Vegetable Fever and Aguc
Powders are a sure and safe cure Tor all
manrial lever, dyspepsia and bilious COM
plHintA, These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits Tor the past thirty years p?in-
cipnlly In tho eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials. which can
be- had on application. Price 81 per box.
can bc sent by mail. For sale by Castles,
Morrison ~ CO., Waco, agents, Tor ccn-
trnl lcHns.-UlOtdly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

Don't send away 10 Loulsyllo aud
Chicago for your fall aud winter suits
when you eau ga to II. JncObs the pop
unr tailor, aud do much better. He has
Iyst rec ciyci tine lot NJ suitiugs Of tho
lntcst -ty lcs aud pat erns. Ii. Jacobs X
the old reliable tnllu., and always gives
satisfaction to his patrons. Gall AMI in
4pect the new Arr walls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07
CRIMINALlTlES.
FRANK JAMES DECLARED NOT
GUILTY.
-
Ramanded TO Jail to Await Trial
Upon other Charges Pending
Against Him.
now THE VERDICT WAS RECEIVED.
rnn rnANk lAMes mNl.

rms ru,Nt. .t,,rpa ma,
81 l.uulS, september iosi-
Dispatch dHll1tiu special says large
audience heard Prosecuting Atinfncl
Wallace close i,or the state III the Frlnk
James trihl Wallace snld the question
was. ia TIL hrm oil the law or the nrm
VI the bandit the stronger III MISSOURI
The action NJ the defense IA changing
X course IN the face " the jury IN
abandoning the Jim Cummings theory
was strongly commented uuun. The
defense had smd great deal about the
Rock Island railway io rNr'to the
rrungcr prcJnhce' 1T Is not
wonder iha' there are calls
upon you to ledrcSs wrong II iE the
pool ut blood ol lahnf ana not capital,
that cries aloud Tor Justice It's the
bleeding woul x ot M'Mlilhu' the STONE
lunsnn, that sponks. Wallace then
anhlN1cd tue l''llm nay, treating II from
memory M rrmm kab y t"rrhlr
manuor me l"rl was urHohIli To r-
call that the gang M an 'lhh'h il"us
were nnNHu ny k.'ru ',"','.l "'''l''
IN tied during the war had nothing Ia
do with 1t. There VIVA enthusiastic uIi-
plnusr at the close ut the speech. The
jury retired at l2.2O y. IN.
81, IDuIS, September G.-l'rHuk
James wa, acquitted.
kANsNs trY, september Ga limrs
GHllatn prciHl saye Upon the AN
e al D. 4.
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Clothing AZ " hOIc-nIe and Hc-
tail by Snmnle.

have u large line Of Samples Of fail
and winter clothing, which | will show
to merchants who visit Waco. Think
can suit IN goods, terms and prices
Will also sell suits and furnishing 20 'ds
by sample ut retail, for cash. cheaper
than the cheapest. Onico over Rogers.
Walton n Smith, South Fourteenth
street. D. g. kISSAHu,
With s. Jacobs, Boruheim x Co.
~ Ia,
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FROM San SABA.
Death of 7. L. TaI,sferro- Court Items
Signs Of Rain.

SAN SABA,Soptember e. DistTi tcourt
is now IN ses ion. A number u INSIDE
meauur cases have been disposed d. bnt
there have been no felony convictions
80 far
This morning Mr. joel Williams and
Miss Addie Walker were marn"d, and
started uu bridal tour.
Mr. 4 l.. THliaferrO, most excellent
and prom sing young man and mer'
chant Of this place, di yesterday, from
an aggravated case Of malarIal fever.
The weather il very cluudyaud threat
ems rain, which would be- gladly vel
coined.
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FROM LIBERTY HILL.
Destructive Firs-The 0routh and It's In
HuenCe School Matters.

TTTTTIT T'ITFTaTTT " TTT u T0TTTT--T
LBERlY HIT, September Ga h-e to-
Day about 30 completely diottOyel tho
nil ami cotton gin Of Burk * White, slt-
uHted about 800 yards from the depot
There were also thiTty-iiyc bales Of cotton
lost, belonging to different partIe., upon
which their Is no Insurance. BuTk 81
White wrre insured i.r $4,000.
No uin yet, Cotton In This ncighber'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

WA5HINdroS, September q. The
housr to house inspection at Pensacola
huH been discontinued The fever In
getting worse at the nayy-yard. There
were six deaths drring tho last twenty.
four hours The Gordon around the navy
yard il being improved wherever pua-
MN
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Snaln.

TO EEsroRE lnE Old CONSTITUTION.
MNpmp, September &. Dynasty OF
the left have decided upon the inaugura-
ton " an agitation to secure the restora-
ton II the constitution ot 1869 by means
ut petitions from the people Of the PROV.
Iuces.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

botanic SnrsaparIlu viii eradicate from
the system, syphilis, scrotula and all
blood Impurities. Pint bottles Zoe. suli by
II. Bchnns, - Austin St. Every
bottle guruntcei--j.l7~eo l.d-wpw-ly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

Morso's Ague Magnets are guaranteed
TO cure lever and ague. Then why suffer
longer; They are only fny cents per
box, money refunded II no cure is effected.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Castles, Mos
rison Il Co.. Waco, Texas.--O3l5dwBm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

NEW BRusswIcR, y. j.. September C.
Ca rio Wuldmcyor and Aureliu
Weaver, aged ~ and n, NJ Philadelphia,
visiting here, were drowned last night
While strollng on the beach Mas Wnld.
meyer clipped from thr rorksnnd fcll m,
Mise Wnldmrycr'- body was recovered
tins morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

ST. LorIs, September G.-'lhe rostora-
ton Of railroad rates 10 Chattanooga
took effect tins morning. The OHIO aud
and Mississippi has restored their Eyans-
vile rate to 800 The Air line has
raia.d the Cincinnati rutc to $3.50 It
is likely to rcmuiu at TINT figure during
the exposition This uarrOws the fight
10 the Ohio and Mississippi, aud the
Air huc ON Louisville business, aud the
dollar rate still prrymls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

Ladies should remember beautiful
complexion results from using Acker's
Blood Elixir. Sold by Castles, Morri-
son X Co., druggists, Waco, Texas, ut 81
bOttle.-Ol l9d&wly-2.
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Tnr ~nIc ENclnngc

ono Thousand young nutiYe ewes.
VIII sell cheap, or exchange for wethrra.
Apply 10 y. A. Hogan, Waco, or }. VI.
Hogan, on ranch, u mr. Cayote, Bosquo
county, Texas -9-5-d&whll end
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DE mculr's IurrnN


INnIANAroLIs, September G-'rhs
morning uour Wuliruu ON the Chicago,
Indianapolis aud ST Louis railroad the
freight tram was late aud stopped FOR
water, the tram stretching bnck into
Gamma creek bridge The engineer fol
lowing did not see thr sig ala of the
frat uH the lanterns were hid toy the
bridge aud crushed into 1t, wrcclIlug
thirteen cars aud mIiug them up IN tho
creek The bridge was MISC destroyed.
The engineer and fireman Of the second
tram saved themselves boy Jumping
jus. Dill, hcud brakeman, and u man
mined conner were both killed, LIss,
22OOOOO
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Look OuI Irnud-.

The genuine Rough on Corns' IL
made only by T. 5. Wellr, proprietor oi
Rough on Rats, and has laughing face
Of a mau on labels. ljc. aud DC bot
tles-3
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znln


puHRlN, September Ga correspond
cut, just rrtu ned from tour through
the heart ~ Hnluaud, reports that the
nnhVcs are On u tour of mutual eXtermi-
nation
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Corn wanted

We are now prepared to buy corn in
any quantity, by the wagon or car load,
Tor which the highest market price will
be paid cash S.LEY 4 EARlpf,
y ~ .d&wlm CITY Elevator.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-07

WoOten mineral water fresh on tap.
every drg, At Fucker X Willis, 20 cents
per gallon. Cistern water iced, Tree TO
all -U7lj.
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They AIIKeeP IL,

Winkelmye r beer,fresh on ice,is to be-
found at all the saloons. Ask for II. -g.7
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II not, usk Tor II the uext time you
call for beer Ask for Wlnkelmoy ers.
81
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Crosse & BIackweIl's Goods.

chants are leaving Canton because their
letters mr. open Il aud they distrust
Canton Mardarirl
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SCRANTON, Pa, September & BY Hu
explosion ~ gas at Fan town mine hia
afternoon the secretary aud treasurer Of
wood were fatally injured.
FURTHER DETAILS or THE STORM.
81, JonNs, September q. - Tho
stenmer CuuImn, Captain FarquhUr, was
totally wrecked tins morning. She
struck on Gull Island at the mouth ~
s. Marys bay, aud sank almost in
gtuutly TIA passengers and crew, pISty
IN ull,got ashore on Island II ck about "a
IN le from land Schooner Thistle was
Dispatched to the wreck to render nssie-
tunce. The French bark kcrmalu
with 1900 quintnls Of Goldfish,
from 81. Pierre 10 France, sank with all
hands at the cntr nee to river Glrnrd
Schooner Lizzie, stranded Ia day ON the
west side II Miqnclon The French
bark AuguHtu, lust anchored IA the
roads, whs severely damaged aud lost
sir mon. The French bark IlortenHc, rs
IA total wreck at Suhlcs Du'uuuc. The
crew were -uvod Schooner. disabled on
Miluclou island IN tine storm Ihurslay,
~ the French banking fleet, arc SLOWLY
arriving. SINCE cabling ON the ltI
twenty one more ca4 NJ los ~ life ON
the bun ka are reported All the French
fleet which have arrived report mum
hers Of dirmRstcd ycmela outside and
large quantities. ~ tloatlng wrcrkngc.
IHoN rnE uAyh,.
GLorCrsrfr, september The schooner
tlyBtriiu urTivrd from the Llui.s Tt-
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A boom on 8 phys at Sanger Bros
U9.O2 10
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CmCAGO, September t. Jcm Mace
Sludc uud other puRliists arrived tmv
morning, but cannot state whether the
ever occur HIS bnckora nrc English
men, nud -cem unwilling To- have MN
meet the MuDri.
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GLorCrBrfu,~ september n ic schooner
Hyperion arrived from the bunk. IT,
ports the loss III two doric- and tour men,
natives Of tnpc Brlion, In the storm ui
tho Zlifh
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Pans, September g. Tsrng, Chinese
ambassador has, under instructions
from his government, demanded the
withdrawal NJ France from the Hue
treaty. Ferry refused to comply, hut
assured Tscug that France il willing to
gave China the necessary guarantees for
lhn IminprIIN Of hnr frnmIlnr
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PrHis, September G-kng Alrouso
and suite arrived at $50 IL. III. lie was
received Mt the railway station 10y Gru-
crhl fcttr,rcprcseutiug Pres dent Grryy.
aud los Nun q, Spanish Ambassador, aud
Il large dcmtHtIuu ~ Spanish rcsidents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-06
The Cradle Of the Tartar Wnrld.

Sir K. Temple read most striking
paper before the British Association ON
the cradle OF the Tartar world the ci.
gantic Asiatic plateau usually 1000 feet
high, which stretches from the Hima-
laya to the Altai and the mountain
borders of China, covers more than D.
100000 square miles two Indias-apd
is walled out from civilization bv noun.
tans 10000 feet high Though partly
desert-as in that strange dried sea, the
Desert OF Gobi-much more is still fer
tile, while there is reason to believe il
contains some of the richest mineral
districts in the world
No territory is SO little known to
Europeans, yet probably from hence
came many Of the tribes whose pressure
drove the barbariaus upon Rome; while
in the tenth century It's clans 90 increas-
ed in numbers and in kind Of ciyiiza-
ton that in the thirteenth century Jong-
biz Khan aud his successors ruled armies
of 100000 cavalry, threatened the whole
world, aud conquered it from the Yellow
Sea to the Baltic A Tartar reigns in
China, and the last Emperor Of Delhi
was dcsccndeut Of Jenghiz. -- Loadonl
Spectator
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-06

On motion of Alderman Wood received
and ordered printed with the prtceedings
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The ordinance committee reported as per
instruction of council December 5th,- 1889,
the following ordinance which was read at
length the first time as follows,
ORDINANCE no.
An ordinance granting permission to Smith
Brothcrs 70 erect frame building on lot Q, block
", city 30 u ordained BY The CITY council OF
the city OF Cairo.
secuon l. Liconto and permission 10 hereby
granted TO Smith Brothers TO erect a frame build.
ing onc story IL by ~ feet, on lot block rs, City
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-06
Nothing She Would Not do for Him.

A'NNhiHtj AAN W uulN wv w iul IllllI,
A West side couple were spooning the
merry hours away one night last week.
They were engaged He had uttered
the momentous words filed with sucl,
deep import to them both, and she had
snapped him up like nocturnal bat
gathering in June bug.
You say, Pelephonesia," he said
suddenly, "that you would do anything
for me?'
Anything in this great, wide word,n
she exclaimed passiOnatoy; there is no
sacrifice which | would not make: no
danger would not brave; nothing
would not do for you, love" and She
wound her large, white arms lovingly
around on his No. - neck.
IL have n most solemn request to
make, darling he continued impress.
sively; sit is one which | fear YOU will
find it hard to comply with
"Name it," she said, rising with
flashing eye and drawing horimpcrious
queenly figure to its full height. name
it aud learn, doubtcr, that Girl will
make any sacrifice for the one she
loves What isl?N
ITS that you'll lock mp the piano
after we are married, aud not churn on
it any more
The girl wited and impcd of into
one corner like q stricken jack-rabbit.
-Chic0g0 cheek.