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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
MINISTER y. RroS AND GAMBRrrA.



The system OF railway finanCiering
that is now in vogue is system Of
speculation, pure and simple. First,
a lot Of people 90 to work and get
rights Of way, generally for nothing,
and then get all the other franchises
and donations that the people along
the proposed route are willing to give
for the sake of having the road. That
is so much clear profit to The proprie-
tors. Then the route is surveyed and g,
if possible, money is borrowed to
build the road, on bonds sold at 10 to
% per cent, discount, Stock equiya-
lent to the amount of bonds is issued
and distributed around to men who
are con the ground floor" but who,
or most Of whom, do not risk one
dollar III the enterprise. Whatever
this stock may be worth-aud If the
road is built it can hardly fail to be
worth something clear gain. Then
the road Is mortgaged for its equip.
ment, and if the original amount Dor
roweu l. not sufficient to carry out all
the schemes and support all the ex.
travag ,nce Of the projectors, second,
or even third mortgage is issued
So by the tune the road is flushed
and equipped is bonded $4,000.
$4,000 or even $50 900 per mile, aud
fully half this debt, even more some
times. repr, -euts the gain of the ia
v"red few who are inside of the pro-
jet, hat who are careful to get out
side of it before bankruptcy over
tkes ID.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02

The census of the CRY has been taken
but the tootings are not yet completed
~ that hey can he given with accuracy,
but WI be finished to day and we bavo
been promised the oxact tigurcs to-day
and shall be nblc TO publish them III the
morning. The third ward will show a
slightly less population than the figures
given IN Sunday mornings paper and
the second ward will way little from
>. 100, while the fourth ward will aggre.
gate sumeN here about 1000 While the
cxn population is not yet determined
sufficient is known to render it certain
that the popu alton Of Wac by this cen.
su- will lot be 10000 the magic humber
ON which 80 much depends aud about
which so much solicltude has been felt
According 10 calculations founded on
crude foutln II, 1t will be between 1000
and $500, sufficiently near to be veNn,
tions and remot enough to preclude
any hope Of reaching ten thousand for
another year or two.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
a RECENT MARRIAGE.
Dr. , - Napier Brings lsis
wife Home 10 Texas.

A copy Of the luscumhia CAla.) Dem
OcrHt. Of date December Dist ullmu,
reached the EIAMTSRR yesterday
mailed, as the postmark Indicated, by
= me friend there. Opening 1t "A marked
article vas found, which proved to be an
account Of the nu tial- thereon the 18th
ultimO, OF our tpwnsmau I'VE claim him
az such yet, although he will spend most
OF his time IN Whitney DR.. j. s. Napier,
and Mrs Nancy Skidmure, OF Tusrum-
bla. The ceremony, IA ~ CLEANED from
the notice, occurred at the residence Of
Hon. 4. w. Ligoh "a brother OF the
b lde, II we are not mistakenly aud was
cele rated by Rev. NJ. q. Williams.
The Democrat editor proceeds o say :
1.-The happy couple left the following
morning 10 their INT ire home in Texas.
gong by way Of New Orlean.. The
bride ia so well known ia our
= immunity thai any words OF
praise would be- RupertluOus. Her
de arturo will create VOID IN society
and church that will be ar indie to
Gil. The higncst curOmium We can pay
her is to say. None knew her but to
love her; none named her but TO praise.
DR.. Napier, Who formerly lived in tins
county, liz well-kuown 10 many Of our
citizens us u man " sterling qualities,
both II head and heart, aud, we doubt
not, will prove entirely worthy Of the
trust cou0ded in him. May their united
lives, tho already uast the golden Hpleu.
dor Of noon yet shine cilulgcnt with he
pr amHtic hues uf glori u- aftermath"
Thus writes the Tuscumbia paper, aud
her new friends ~ Texas are perfectly
willing TO accept its verdict a to Mrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
l.li
improved Iron lnyIgcralOr,

The most perfect and satisfactory Cd
bination known to the prot ssion.
which iron is combined; amt 80 comp.
is the success OF tins preparation. thli
destined to become, without doubt
most popul vi all the iron TONES q
In use. And We hesitate not to tell 3
that this medicine is no secret noSruG
cheaply Cotton up comp pund, hut tru
genuine constitutional remedy, pOss
ing those Alternative powers SO ngccs.
to rtcupcratc and invigurate the hui
system when broken down by that iea
disease commonly called. and b.
known a dyspepsia and indigestion,
which nine. tonths of all our Ills iirst {
mate. because when the digestion is
paired from want of the natural salt
is So important in the digestive ecOnC
of man, then it is that his VIPER in
many types usually called discasrs.Suc
lassitudv aud sour stomach. wnkeiuln
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality.
general prpstratiuu OF the whole syst
liver complaint, followed by night swt
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER.
My and BLADDER, that produce, I'll
fearful aches known ms rheumatism.
ralgia, hackaChc and nervous and
headache. And all cousunptivcs,
weak females, who are in search q
good tonic to build up their constitua
cannot find. We honestly believe, a be-
or a more certain remedy ON euth,
bottle is sufficient to prove to YOU
wonderful medicinal properties, il ia
regularly according 10 directions.
your druggist tor IMPROVED lRoN Isl
ORATOR. and be sure to take no OF
Price 81 per bottle Prepared only
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
NEW YEARS DAY.
a Quiet Day mud n General OBJ
servanCe--NcN Wear Re-
CeptIOn--

The onucoroucr of the city vcstcr-
dav vas rather tb,t. or 81 wiutar sun.
day than that of a week Iay. no cot.
ton coming i'm. yer, little business
b,in,, d,ue and nYing TO the iuclrrn.
pur, of tho weather. very frw pcuplc
hciny oui ON the streets Great fears
$50 c,it ON sunday tbat the weather
v,,rId bo such ~ t1 preclude that an.
nuaI ru.to,n in which fair lndIr. omen
tboir rarlor4 10 gentlemen friends nnd
ryicud a graclou. hospitality while
-ncciviug GOOD wishes for the opeuiup
y,ar hut the morning broke crisp nd
roId hut moderately clear aud later in
The dny tho sun STONE ont cherrully.
Rut tew gentlemen were deferred
from calling hy the state Of the streets
a. hirh hnd. hy the upoming hour OF
rrcrptinu-. become very sloppy aud
ui.agrerablr and a large Number Oh
yrlIrlcs were on the streets filled
with new vrnr callers. Ladies' who
kent omen houses could nor complain
nt the lack of galAu'ry IN the gentle
men of the CITY. AS their card bu- kcl-
must testify -iucc the rounds OF the
cirv were pretty generally made 10y
visitors. Nor could gentlemen com
plain Of lack Of attention where
beautiful ladies did their best to
brighten the new ycnr with gracious
urbauily, aud those social amenities
they know so well how 10 exercise
The custom of "open houses on
New Years day, though 1t mas beeh
subjected to much crii'ci-uh' Is Ger
tainly 'u-ceptOIc OF Inuch ,"f'","I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02

Stet henson, Tibbs ~ Steiner have
Just received large invoice Of new and
el giant goods, in the shape u parlor
suits, dressing case SUITS wardrobcs,
etc, which are mnryels Of beauty and
richness, aud which Notwithstanding tie
holidays ARE nearly over they ARE selling
at remarkably low prices. Purchasers
should give them call and look at the
novelties they are now showing IN parlOr
suits, some NJ which are extremely beau.
uiul They exhibit al the nowest styles
out and at prices which are remarkably
-lunLlLM-L
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
THE CITY.

Fire last night originated in W.
Sinclair's saddle shop, ON outh side u
square, at 2:3D o'clock, and burned
slowly until the whole building was "a
solid sh ct Of flame At the hour uf
going to press it had not eSteudol
10 either uf tue All tint x bi'dugs, tut
a, thc fire departne,t hHd not got 10
woIk. il s"umcI pr hablr mat on" or
more other bm dues might be eutir,l y
or partially con .umcl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
Simple EeEae di
CasCara Cordial.

One of the latest AMI most piea,A5
all liquid c tlartcs, This elegant poI
ton l. maie with scrupuluus care
the best and most carefully selected 4
rial. 1t il with the greatest pie SUI,
we recommend this very suupliO,
harmless r. NEEDY as being the sab 81
surrst laxative and cathurtic tor YEA
males and children. now IN use. and
habilual constipation and indigestion
cannot ilud .anythi < more speedy o.
tain. 1t is combined with aruinats
such manner that the bitterness Of
casrari sa. rada is completely Dig.
ASK your druggist tor 1t, ami De su
take n other. Price 81 cents pr
Prepared by Tucker y Wills,
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02

IT" TT Y
AssURASCr or Peach.

PEsrH January l.--Iierr Tissea, pres.
ident OF the Hungarian council, IN re-
plying to the New Years cougratua-
tions Of the liberals to-day, said he could
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
oticc

The trustees " the + al Quinn college
will meet IN ibis city at the college "n
the 10Th oi tlis month. All persons
whom the college is owing VIII plea"
present thei accounts rlOre tue board at
said meeting. w. Il. AHoN
OlO2yt Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02

INV annual injecting Of s.uckhql era Of
he WHe7 Building Association viii be
alC q. .1air oihra In Waco, Texaa, on
.,slay, the se'oud dGy 81 January
ar 1870 p, M, fur tue purpose N
'rg d boaru ~ directors for the
leS3, and passing upon amend
B, % Tie b, lave. Al stockholders
Irged 10 attend
0iO2 JAS T. MuoBE, Sec'y.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
FHOu WARRINGTON.
Opening of the New Yenri the
Capital.

WAsHtSdTjN, January lit Is
understood the PcndletOn civil SER
vice bill win be reported to the house
Tuesday or Wedn -day, and the un-
dcr-tandin2 is it will he given the
right ot way before the appropriation
bills.
TIE rEEsIpENT's RECEPTION.
WAsurNGroS, January /. To-day was
bright aud pleasant MS a spring day. The
reception ~ the president opened prom.
i-iugly The executive mansion, with
ITS new decorations upholstering and
furultur presented tiue ap cara &c.
IrJ ical plants a orued the mantles in
the east room, the red, blue and green
pHrlors while feztoons depended from
the chandeliers. The pr sident stood IN
he blue parlOr, assisted by several a.
dies The cabinet min sters aud diplo-
matte corps we're the first received. Du.
ring their reception, Elisha A en-, the
Iaw man minister, was taken i'll. The
mu ic oppei, but the re.e ton con.
tIuurd. The chief justice and assoc ate
justices ot the United States sup eme
court, senators, etc, arrived, followed 10y
officers the a my and nayy in full
dress uniform. Old soldiers Of the wars
OF lo}! d 1916 were then received, and
while members of the oldest inhabitants
OF the association Of the District Of Co.
lumUla were being eceived tne death of
Minister A len WIS announced and the
reception ended.
DrArH or The HAWAIIAN MINISTER.
W.suNGrpN. January l.-At the pres
iiun'- reception the Hawaii n minister,
aiter being presented TO the president,
Wlple On hz ,tAy TO tn. antprOpm was
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
WACO EXAMINER
WACO. JANUARY ., 1888.


Weate authorized To announce Dr. j. NJ
RiteIrp A. a candidate for alderman from First
ward to on the vHca cy now existing. Llcc
tion, Tuesday January lkH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02

Disaster AND COMMERCIAL FAtLUEE
l.pNpoN. December 81 Tile steamef
which sunk of ltuches Point was the new
steel vessel u 200 tons, named the Cha
pas, on the first VOYAGE from Gl,sglw t.
Dcmerara Il /, supposed she struck on
ken wreck.
Frauci, Carvll q Son, merchants and
slip owners. Lun'iru and LiyerpO j.
tailed. Liabilities. 100000.
THE STANDARD On GANBErrA.
LONDON January /. The st ind,rd states
"An intimate friend Of G. abb II. state,
had he become Il confirmed hyp cbOu-
dric; WEAKNESS and disgust at the fdlurr
otm- prospects may cxpl in muc1 that :
mysterious in the lie just cu.el.'
ANOTHER OPINION or GtuBErrA.
LONDON, January The Pail Mall
Gazette this evening says. sit If bought
the death Of q mbetta will not breah
NJ the republic. 1t will have minor
effects OF grcat Importance, however.
Too sagHciOus'to be other than con.
sistent partisan Of the republic, Gam.
beltI has always been very susceptible
Of the force OF French traditions He
thought himself new Mazariu or Rich
elieu- Liberalism all over Europe will
deplure the loss of this great and re-
murkable tigur OF the statesman who
used his truly vrile mind for noble
cause, and will live in French hist ~
among the most courageous, acute aud
active founders Of the republic. The
measure his loss is secret or avowed
satisfaction with which it will be hailed
by reaction sts and enemies OF free gov
eminent all over Eu Opc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02

LoNDoN, January hi Ion has issued
an aldle~, to the electors OF rippeury
announcing tina in Difference To the
wishes OF hi, friends he has agreed 10
postpone his resignation as Il member OF
parliament until the first week IN the ~cs-
sion. Cons, quently there will be vacan
cy about he rnd oi February, lie US
he retire, because he is Disguised with
parliamentary agitation. He says he he
Icv,s mure firmly than ever In the necr--
sity of in.uring The Irish representatives,
In parliament shall he IN ndepCn lent
body OF nationaists, who will oppose ard
haIas2 tie government which dene,
right, to ireland. tie believes above all
in organization IN Ireland. In America and
wherever the Hi-h remain faithful to Their
nationality. lie resigns, he says, solely
bccause his health Is broken down and
labor viii b, Impossible to him Tor a
considerable time. lie believe, the ma
tiunal cause was never since the union in a
stronger position.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-02
TIE LErKOsy SCARE.
Cnse al salem, la-s.-Sup-
posed Origin
Especial to chicaso Herald J

SALEM, Mass, December 10 There is
quite scare Ov the L. rosy here. \
large number OF phyEiciaus have seen
Derby, and they declare that he exhibits
well defined symptoms Of the Sandwich
Island type Of lcpro,y, which Is a @ m
hi alton of the nup- hctic and ubcrcu-
luus forms of the disease. He has lost
the sig Of one ey and will soon lose
the other. llls skin, which in youth WIS
remarkably smooth aud far Is covered
with tuberclcs from half au inch to an
inch In thickness, especially numerous
upon the face. One foot Is disabled aud
the patient ia nearly helpless. He Is, O
course, iucuruble, but may niger along
for wears in misery. There IL re- O
m Beverly tonight that man who o.
Hoclated somewhat with Derby ia hlilIci
ed with what seems to bo leprosy one
too, i, il said, having nearly
ruticd away The board of
health will isolate the case,
and Derby IL, Of course, kept TAR apart
from posSibl contlglon. The only lep'
rous district IN North America, SO far as
known, il in New Brunswick, where
LHZ1retto has been established since
1913. A French vessel az wrecked n
he New Brunswick coast early IN he
century, and quantity Of clothing was
washed ashore, VIII ch was appropriated
by some Of The inhabitants Of IA fishing
village near the scene OF the wreck.
Some OF these persons after time be-
came lepers, and, no measures b ing
taken to ISOLATE them, the disease spread
with considerable rapldity Hmu4g tn
families with which these were in the
habit Of coming in contact In lS47
hot .rANrnRtgl .f,t ulurT,NaI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-03
YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-19
The Hanging of Curley.

AN AASSA6A-o
DUBLIN, May 1S.-Daniel Curley,
the second man convicted of the
murder Of Cavendish and Burke,
was hanged in kilmainham Jail this
morning at 8 o'clock. The Jail was
guarded by a force Of military, SIM
liar to the occasion of the hanging of
Brady on Monday last. After the
priests had prayed privately with
the condemned man in his cell, mass
was performed in the prison chapel
in the presence Of the governor and
wardens, where Curley received the
sacrament. Meanwhile a group of
women, which had gathered outside
the prison, were on their knees say
ing the litany for the dying. When
the black flag, announcing that the
execution had taken place, was
hoisted over the prison, every man
in the crowd outside, which num-
bered barely a thousand, uncovered
their head and murmurs of sympathy
with Curley were uttered. A rush
was then made by the crowd for a
garden near by, where Curley's rela-
tives had assembled, and where his
father was kneeling and praying for
the repose of the soul of his son. The
people soon dispersed quietly. Cur
ley walked to the scaff0ld with little
assistance. He seemed to be re-
signed to his fate. but was hardly
firm. He declined to make any
statement touching connection with
the crime for which he was executed.
Death was instantaneous. In a let
ter which Curley wrote to his wife
he said, II will take my secrets to
the grave with me and leave those
who are at freedom to enjoy it. L
will ole in peace, forgiving my ene-
mieaO
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-19
Coast Notes.

It is estimated the government
loses annually $500, 900 by smuggling
carried on along thu Rio Grande.
At Grass Valley, California, F.
Frendenburr, recently divorced from
bis wife, brings suit against Giles S.
Brown for depriving him of the
woman's affections. He asks $1O,-
600 damages.
A new steam yatcht will be ready
to sail on Great Salt Lake next
month.
James Davies, while riding down a
Wa)la Walla, w. T., street, leading
a stallion, was bitten on the head by
the vicious horse, thrown to the
ground and received a severe
cash on the head, as we'll a. being
bitten several times while on the
ground.
The Ruby Hill News has entered
upon its fourth volume. In noticing
the fact it says: "James E.. Ander-
son, who was killed last November,
the founder and first editor of this
paper, is in another world, his suc-
cessor is in al insane asylum, and
the third ard present unfortunate is
still batting with the world, flesh aud
the devil, lodging bullets, and So
Letting ads, with pretty good success.
We have nethiug to complain of.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-19
From the Daily Of Friday.
Diphtherta.

The closing Of the public schools
yesterday IN account Of the existence
Of diphtheria among the children OF
the city created considerable excite
ment and many reports were in cir
culatlon regarding the prevalence
q malignancy of the disease.
Many citizens criticized the action of
the board of school trustees, On the
ground that the existence of the d.
sease In one isolated case was not suf-
f1cient cause to warrant a step calcu-
lated to produce needless alarm. The
TACT Is, that the regular term of the
school terminates to-day and the
board probably thought it would be
more satisfactory to parents to
close the schools two days earlier
than to run any possible risk of ex-
posing their children to infection.
The disease has in no wise assumed
an epidemic form. Although six oases
have been reported as diphtheria;none
OF them have proved to be anything
moro than throat affections, except
ing the cases Of Ida and Gertie
Cohen. These cases were not decided
to be of q malignant type until within
the past two or three days. Little Ida
Cohen succumbed to the disease yes
terday and as q matter of fact there
is now but one case in the city. While
there is no cause for great alarm, it is
well enough for all citizens TO take
steps to prevent the development of
the disease, and a general system of
cleaning and disinfecting should he
begun at once. The city officials are
not entirely exempt from censure, in
that their efforts seem to have been
confined entirely to the principal
streets, leavingin the back streets and
alleys, the accumulations of last win
ters garbage,te germinate the seeds of
disease. 1t is the duty of
the city government not only to i'm
mediately clear every street and alley
of all accumulations of garbage and
vegetable matter, regardless of the
expense to taxpayers, but also to see
that the laws are strictly enforced
compelling property owners to clean
up their premises and by the use of
disinfectants prevent the possibility
of any spread of the disease.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-19
Ingersoll on Glover.

II regret that it is impossible for
me to be in GLOVER with you to-
morrow. A wonderful thing is
clover. It means honey and cream;
that is to say, industry and content
ment; that is to say, the happy bees
in perfumed fields, and at the cot
tage gate Old Bos, the bountiful,
serenely chewing satisfaction's cud,
in that blessed twilight pause, that
like a benediction falls between all
toll and sleep. This clover makes
me dream of happy hours-of child
hoods rosy cheeks-of dimpled
babes-of wholesome, loving wives
of honest men-of springs and brooks
and violets, and all there is of pain
less Joy in peaceful human life. A
wonderful word is clover. Drop the
co and you have the happiest of
mankind. Take away the &C. and r.
and you have the only thing that
makes a heaven of this dull and bar
rem earth. Cut off the 81 alone, and
there remains a warm, deceitful bud
that sweetens breath and keeps the
peace in countless homes whose mas
ters frequent clubs. After all, Bot
tom was right: Good hay. sweet
hay, hath no fellow.'"-Bob Mger-
soils ''rcgrets" to the Clover Club.