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white men about twenty yards from their
house ON the railroad that there seem.
ed to Ie some difficulty between them,
and that one ct the white men threw
rock at Hamilton, who picked 1t up and
was about to hurl it ut them, when one
Of the men presented a pistol and the
negro dropped the rock that then the
two white men started of up the track,
and Hamilton came to the house where
witnesses were and asked for gun;
they told him they had none and he ran
oil to Ike Owens house, where he lived
himself aud was next seen coming out
with gun. lie ran after the white men
some distance aud fired at them. One OF
the men ran of and Hamilton continued
running towards them. When about
forty yards from them he presented his
pun amt another shot was heard. The
negro then ran into Mr.. Browns cotton
field aud fell. Ike Owens, the negro at
whose house Hamilton lived, swore that
he tOwens) left his gun there Sunday
evening, with both barrels loaded with
buck shot The gun found near Ham
iltou's body il his gun, and one barrel il
empty. Upon this testimony the coro-
ucr's jury brought IN II verdict to
the cilu that the deceased,
Pete Hamilton, came to his
death ON Sunday, August 9th, IN Me
Lehman county, fr m the effects Of
ri tol shot fired by some one to the jury
unknown. Horace Coleman, one OF the
witnesses, testified that the two white
men who pa sed him were III their shirt
sleeves, one wearing n white shirt aud
the other dark shirt and avest. Up to
- o'clock yesterday the body OF Hamil-
ton was still unbnriod and no steps that
we could hear ~ had been taken to bury
him. lie has relatives here who should
attend % the matter ut once.
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FROM DALLAS.

sno.InI,r.Insrnm % N. E1mLnor.


DALLAS, August 10. A lady living
near the water works had splendid
we'll Of water before the lew reservoir
was dug but now it tx entirely dry. She
has app led to the city council for relief,
but has received no answer.
Petition signed by white and colorrd
wtH presented TO the council for one ne.
gro policeman to keep ord around the
locality Of the colored Baptist church
No acti II.
The laying of the pavement il crou-
ting some trouble by forcing the re
muyul u wagon scales from principal
streets.
The new brick passenger depot Of the
Texns and Pacific will be occupied IN u
day or two.
A new fire company has been organ
lied the council has ordered the pur
chuse Of Il new stehnrr for their use.
The Texas State horticultural and
pumo'n glcal association has concluded
itH llbors 1t has Lnd Il large aud bcne-
liciul meeting with Attendance by both
Indies and geutlcmru. j. H. Johnson, It
member, made quite speech, followed
los Major j. +. III lott, Of the Herald
who delivered the annual address. TIA,
ASS relation meets again ia Dallas
IN 1881
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
-
GRAND BARBECUE AT MORGAN
YESTERDAY.
rive Thousand People Present
Bold Robbery at San Anto-
MO Dallas Items,
DEATH SENTENCE At coRsrcANA.

..r
h"''AN' august ~. l"'ohl mas hern
the SrhhIes' Ihht morgan mas ever
hh"Nh' a 'hrtiui estimate plh''N Tue
nuniuer VI people im attendance al III"
n'tp''uS ht'VVu. me festivities opened
III an thrlN h"ur 10y tt' lrlhE ui twenty
lihe EnuS' COMMUNICATING lur hummer
ot years since Bosque county oIEhll-
@"'luh' Iromp'N ~ ~ O'Clock one ui
me most gorgeous pI"'rsslnha ever VII
htSsth III ',Ls part "I 'he country
formed ON whitney street ana utter
moving around the 'Nn Pro''td'H !"
lhe hhrprcue k'nuhds' me procession
WIS h'ad'd u! mammoth tr"E'lon
engine ulhWlhH -" u''"rH.tu hhhd
wagon with the celebrated Morse brass
nand and gorgeous 'hhr "t containing
choir "t sixteen beautiful Young ladies'
nnd "a tower Surmonntcd with repre-.
T'nlal"h "l tle Goddess "i
ihnrtIi', III the person "t
uthutllul ten lehr "lh mss
lhe1t were iolIu"tu u! hIttth wagons
ptHluIuIE decorated ana uiH lhII INK 10
the nest advantage tllt stn'hH ia liHut
Oh H' many "i MORGAN pI"'hN ana en-
IeIpualhE mticnhuls. pu reh' Elhg th'
RI"uhuH nl lhr hea"tllul una romantic
banks OF StetIs creek the enormous
multitude was seated under eummo'
nous arhnmr ana the speaking com
mehced' frni' >: WAGNER o. the Nor
gan academy delIefed me welcoming
hidrees ana WAS Iullowed 10y Onlonel
iIeldeT, VINO spoke lor thlfty minutes IN
iaN'r oi MerIdlnh' lie was 9nSWerwI
III tllriS MINUTES speech ny Nf'' w
l man. 'ot Morgan lhen dihher was
nhn"u. .eu' ana tlle grand ThHtruhoihlc
t'ht oi hNt Thousand people ea'im@ al
one NJ ahd taple wa Witnessed mere
were th"uSh9ds OF tht most dtlieI'Ns
o'rn''.ed eHlhies' ana e'efyb !dy went
away from the tables wth run
siomach'. NJ r dinner MIR. James
Hhlelte maze hh houT speech ior
MtTdlhh' men was answered r"nGIu-
HNely ny mayor d. T. iiaWRlnS i3r Nor
gan Col' Cooper followed, showing
con, iuSNtIy now 9@''V"' cuuld ne an
nuAlly saved to boH4 ne count! by hn'lI-
ii1g mp c9mmerc'al cent at Morgan.
"uhR' oi 'lepurhe' theh eluSlualeu o.
the propose amendments To the c"hHtl-
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FROM AUSTIN.
Judge A. P. Foster Denies the Soft I'm
peaChment"-Clam Paid

Special Telegram to thr Examiner.
AU-rIN, Anstip lO,-Ihc Lone Star
Brewery association Of San Antonio
filed charter o.dHy.
Revenue reports S22,OOO. The comp
troller to-day aid $1,000 TO the hire u
4. Blodso0, the amount expended by
BledBoe when comptroller, IN fighting
the international railway on tue land
question 1t * II well-remembefed
muudamus case.
The attorney genera has decided tina
city councils have 10 authority under
the net of 1888 to remove school tru5.
tees under the act II 1879.
Col Amos T., Foster will publicly
rcIly to the charge that the Texas postal
ISOLATION IL dark intern concern,
etc, ma 'e IN the paper to-day
The university regents have no
quorum.
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THE OLD WORLD.
-
SITUATION IN SPAIN GROWS
SERIOUS.
Concentration of Insurgent Troops
The Hand Of Y Carlos
In View.
u AErMAN. TnE NlnIlIST In LONnON
THE OLD WORLD.
HARTMAN THE NluILIsr. IN LONDON,
Inr nENolrArLkn nE keRnrI.

loNuuN, August lO,-Partirulnrs Of the
revolt IN the spanish garrison at Leo de-
kcrgcl. In the Province OF l.crlda, Spain.
show that 1t wa, headed by lieutenant
colonel The outbreak occurred at tour
O'Clock Thursday morning. The civil
guard did not Join the IL surgcnts, all re.
uniniug In their barracks. The rebels cN-
pcctcd the assistance OF the military GOV
ornor of the town. a large force OF
troops Is marching Ia Leo tie kergel to
lrpress he outbreak. Thc daily News
says that In cons quunsc oi the rchullious
outbreak In SPAN, frustrating the great
bulk OF the operations IN spanish sccuri-
ties 10y Madrid Spectators, vlriuu, deal
ers and bat kcrs In both Madrid and Paris
are left with claims Ion An uncovered
difference amounting to about tlOuuOO.
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VINO KnIcd peie IInmIItong

We gave in substance yesterday what
information We could get concerning the
finding Of the dead body Of the negro
Pete Hamilton in Mr.. +, X. Browns
cotton field on the east side Of the river
The iuqneB' was concluded 8 ster lay.
A number cf witnesses were examined
who testified substantially to facts as
published yesterday. The most impor.
taut new to ,timony elicited was that of
Bid News aud viii Mack, who live at
Ike Owens house near whore the shoot
ing was done. They testified that they
Rrst saw the negro Hamilton and two
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-11

Officers and members OF Falls county
Pomona grange
Your committee beg leave 30 submit
the IN lowing rcuort
Whcrcus, We learn through an inter
view with President SeHly, ~ the q q.
AN 5. L. company, thnt said ra lroad
would he prepared to extend its lines
about August j,
WhercRs, The people OF Falls county
and particular the grnng class age deep
~ lnterested and sympathizo with said
company IN it's galIanl fight against the
Gould aud other monopOlies;
WheroHs, VIZ us farmers Of Falls
county, are desIrOus OF giving our whole
patronage to that home institutions.
Therefore, bu 1t resolved that Falls
County Pomona Gran e do respectfully
and earnestly request the q, q. N s. Fe
company to consider the necessities OF
our county for more transportation tacil-
itieH, and If consi tnnt with their in
tyrcet To build branch of their road
through our county from west to east.
Resolved, that we pledge ourselves to
nEslst the road with our patronage, aud
with pll orr abilities otherwise.
Respectfully submitted,
n. StALLwORTH,
j. V, WmGuT,
j. g. PEOPLES.
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CItINIINAl.ITIssS
HUNG for the Murder OF His Brother
twenty-five Years Ago.

UTIcA, n. y, August 10. VIM. Henry
Ostrnuder was hung ut Utica, n. Y. ut
1880 this morning for the murder Of his
brother, James OHtrnnder December %,
1860 Upon the scuil.old lie did not want
any one to pray for him. Prayer was
offered, however, after which Ostrandcr
spoke Tor three or four minutes IN
rambling manner, claiming his innO-
Gene s wing he had not had fair trinl,
aud dcnouncng the people Of the
county for hungiug him. lie was fire.
quenily profane and oh cone, ending
with AN oath, lie said, "but IN to hang
ing me, you can do it Life il Of no
good 10 me- Before his execution Os-
trNnder told his spiritual adviser he did
not forgive hls relatives, and would not
ask God to forgive HIM.
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EKOM sANANTONIO.
San Pedro Springs Trouble Daring
RObbery-Runaway
-rncI.l T.Ic.L.m :. d. EE.mIn-.

san ASIoSIO, August 10 The Mc1i-
caus have carefully exam ned the
rec rds Of Mr. Klrbles lease Of Slu
Pedro Springs 10 see what could be done
10 abrogate. They are Determined 10
yiudicate their honor and Claim their
rights.
Sam Berliner yesterday was the vic.
tim Of daring robbery, lie went 10
sleep in the back room Of his house
leaving the Windows open, A robbor
effected an entrance through them. His
money was IN bis PANTS near the bed.
The thief, grabbed the garment aud re-
treated, awaL.ug Berlucr too late 10 do
any good. Tho burglar got IN wItn
sGDO, a valuable gold watch, and a bducil
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n. SIALLwORTu,
!. V. WHIduT,
j. &. PEOPLES.

Neither mental nor physical labor can
he accomplished satisfactorily unless tho
~ tenn IN IN order When yon fool tired.
lnuguld, wearlcd without excrtiOn, the
mind slow 10 net, aud requiring great
mental effort, you can rest assured that
Your liver IL not urting property, and
that nature requires assistance to help
throw oil impurities. There il no rem
cdy that will accomplish tins "a mildly
aud yor cilcctually M "Prickly Ash
Btters" A trinl will satisfy you of it's
inertia S.lO-tcdW
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I'IsOu tOKSIt'ANA.
The Full Penalty of the Law


Special Telegram to the Examiner.
CoR,ICANA. August lO.-llarrison Wi.
Jams, q negro, was to-day found guilty. in
the district court at murder In the first
degree Tor the killing of his sistcr-in-law.
Ala II, SllArd, ON the 2jth OF June last.
Although the evidence was entirely cir
cumstrnlid, the jury were ont but NJ.
teen minutes, and fixed his punishment at
tlppth
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CmcAGo, August lO.--W Western Union
officials this morning state that the
res on tho Pittsburg Fort Wayne and
CLrago rnilruHd, fourteen IN all, have
been tut, mud thlt number Of Gro f..
arms support ng the wires have been
torn or The Brotherhood in the ci y
Icny any connection with the wire cut.
tImH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-11

LisnoS, August lO.-A Telegram from
the Spanish frontier sHys the situation
IN most grave. Bonds ~ armed men
hay marched to the north, their object,
1t ia suppos Il, being to concentrate at
some secluded spot FOR combined
movement.
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Of keys. The thief WAS Il white man
An officer has charge uf the case.
I'm tx 'itiug runaway last night by u
team u large horses, furnished interest
for quarter f an hour No damage was
done.
Baptist troubles mildly simmer still
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-11

Ackcr', Blood Elixir guaranteed will
cure all kinds IT blood poisoning inner
tied or con ractrd. Sold 10y CASTLES,
Morrison X Co., Waco, Texas.
Oll6dwly-l
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A positive cure for all malarInl poison.
Ing, chils, fever and aguc, Is found in
Mursc's Ague Magnets. Fifty cents per
box. Sold wholesale and retail by Castles,
Morrison & Co., Waco, rexas. 3l5dwGm
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Rev. i w. Wuldrop Owenton, Ky,
sa,s: browns Iron Blttcrs greatly re-
loved mo Of general debility aud iudi-
gustOu." -U1-lidSW lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-11

Electric Neuralgia Lotioh," manufac-
tured by Tucker IL willis, never fails to
cure the worst case Of headache and neil
ralgia. lis no humbug. Try II; only
% cents -O7lj.
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IENIAN

lONpoM. August lO.-A man named
IurCh Malone, was arrested IN ironing
h IN tu duN On q charge Ot theft. On
being SEARCHED Mt the station house docu-
10 a icnln organl2 ton throughout the
Kingdom.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-11

Misses opera Elippc' reduced t. 3 a
pair Chldreus opera slippers Toe a
pair at Sang Bros. shoe department.
S-5.tc
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DR.. J T. Newman, Toccoa City, Ga
say browns Iron Bltters are very
popular and their use always results sat.
lsfactOrlly." S-l.lw
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Mems low shoes at sacrifice, reduced
TO $3.50, 81, 2.75, $3.50, 3 and $50 at
Sanger b O's. shoe department. -0SOjtc.
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Belfast GIngHr Ale.

The hoalthicst and most refreshing
drink OF the season, warranted genuine at
Carter ~ WlllnmsOn's No. 81 Austin
Avenue.
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Ladies Windsor ties $3.50 pair
former price 81 at Sanger Bros. Shoe
department. OSOjtc.
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on rot the goods now pay for them,
and save trouble. j. 4. SULLIVAN q Co.
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Embroidrries can not be equalled in
quality for the price asked for them, at
Levine BrOs.-s5-tc
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Flies, reaches, ants, bci-Dugs, rats, mice
gophcr-, chipmunk4, cleared out by
Rough on Ra ljc.-l
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They are all the rage, not only in New
York ,ity but in Waco; just out aud
most exquisite, new style h is. Call and
see them, at the Academy of Art.-S-9-n
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a Itnrc Old Wine.

The champion uf the world for many
xcellont and health giving qualities -
Gl3tc
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Mrs NJ. A, Gillespie, San Antonio,
Texas, sHys: II used Browns Iron b /
ter- FOR Dyspepsia and debility, and am
much benefited. "--OS1Od&wtc
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GENERAL. EEI.I.t.IS AVIS.

HArcu'sGuIsIs.

New York, AUGUST 10 The party Of
distinguished Europeans who came over
here at the invitu.ion Of Rufus llutch,to
viHr Yellowstone Park, aud started on
the journey this morning, numbered
fifty persons. They will rcmiin over
Sunday at Niagara Falls, resumiug their
trip Moudn' tu Cmcngo, where they will
tnkc a sprcial train over the Northern
Pacific to Yellowstone Park Nnmcr
ous stops will be made along the route
to enable the persons to inspect the grcnt
gruiu farms. II IL expected TINT Yellow
stone will be reached August 25th, and
Hfter u stay Of two weeks the party will
retu II. A portion n the party will visit
Manitoba before returning.
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EnaIanI


l.oNnoN, August 10 Hartman, the
well kuoNn ninillst. has arrived In Lon
don to IN Ike arrangements Tor a JocUlistic
congress.
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Those European goods ut II. BehreuH,
- Austin street, are the finest ever
brought 10 tins country. s7d6t,w-tl
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Wlllsl II Tor the present II pure article
OF clHrot s pr gallon. just received.
-Oj2Jtc /. A. GOLD4rRIE.
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THE SEItiI& E.lts,


NV YoRR, August lO.-ltis stated on
good authority this morning that tho
striking photographers lnst night pructic'
ally decided to abandon the strike.
"IE GOOD SHAPE"
NV YORK, August lO.--Ihero wus no
particular disturbance ON the wires last
night. -Four OF the striking wheatstone
operators returned to work this morn
ing. II seems 10 b. the belief that the
strike is practically over, though the
strikers are still confident. The Wca.
tern Union rem lin firm and claim that
business is being forwarded IN good
-Lnpc
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EureknCorp Cure.


No cure, no pay. Prepared and for
ale by CARTER a WILLIAMSON,
U7-O3-tf 81 Austin Aveuue-
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It Is right for all men to pay their
debts. II we owed sou we'd pay you,so do
like Ire by ms and you will feel better
when We are gone.
j. T. Sullivan q Co.
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s - t-
THE FARE RECORD.


LrxrSGTnE, KY August 10 The
stable at the fIr grounds has burned,
CONSUMING some fins trottIng horses
owned by las Shackleford, mostly Of
Wilkes stock Value, $4,000. Not in
surcd
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WE HAVE STILL A FEW
Navv Blue MiddIGsex Flannel Suits
Left. Which we still Sell at SO 90.

Our FALL STOCK bound out our sum
GOODS buy Alpaca Coat, Cheap on can pay
Linen 4 Boys Knee Pants cheap
So bny dr-rc.t-- star iercne shirt Tor u.
Can buy the Us UnauTdried tor 81
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-03-28
A Handsome Tribute to the Memory
of the Late DR.. VIM. S. Plumer

A beautiful memorial window has Just
been completed in the Franklin Street
Presbyterian Church of Baltimore, in
loving commemoration of its Grst pastor.
1t bears the inscription;
WIN. S. PLUMER, D. D., LID.
FIRST PASTOR OF THIS CHURCH.
DIED OCTOBER %, 1880.
FoR HE WAS GOOD MAN AND FULL OF THE
HOLY GHOST AND OF FAITH.
ERECTED BY HIS TWO DAUGHTERS.
1t is constructed of the finest cathedral
glass, richly stained and designed to en-
body the two parts of the Office which
the great, good man so nobly filed
that of Preacher and Pastor. The former
is represented by Moses lifting up the
brazen serpent, and surmounted by a
panel containing the two tables of the
Law
The other-the pastoral works set
forth by the Good Shepherd from the
celebrated work of Thorwaldsen, and is
crowned by the symbolic lamb. The
upper portions of the window are filled
with the new styles OF English cathedral
glass, rich in color and of exquisite ar
tistic design, and the whole is surmounted
by the rose and lily am the Rose of
Sharon and the Lily of the Valley.
Presbyterian Observer.
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longer small At leastS OChristian ministers
are at work within theeo lpire. The native
Church had developed a y 'derful measure of
selfsupport. for the tablesgso that an average
of least two rupees al cSp each) year have
been contributed for this purpose by every ma
tive member OF the Church in India Within
the past decade Christian work for woman, now
so potent, had its origin, as also the Sunday
School. The religious press has power in In
dia never hitherto possessed The outlook, in
consequence of all this, for the coming decade is
most hopeful.
But the battle has waxed earnest as the forces
in conflict near cath other. We are in the era
of hand-to hand grapple with these hoary
superstitions, and God grant us the victory
The showing in respect to the Methodist Epis-
copal mission for the decade affords occasion for
the highest praise of God, and satisfaction with
our workers and their methods. In 1877 there
were in our missions 1885 native Christians.
now there are 1854. The native communcants
in our field in 1871 numbered 1,074. now they
number 3,0S9. The Sunday School work among
us attract great attention, both for its extent
and character. There surely can be nothing dry
and uninteresting to Christians in such figures
as these. They sufficient to thrill all Chris
tians hearts, and encourage the Methodist Epis-
copal Church to press her work in India a COM
plete success.-The Gospel IN AL Ian S.
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