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MINNEAPOLIS News.

OFFFfE-Ne. Washington Avenue, oppo-
site Nioofles house. Office hours .fom a. m.
to 10 O'Clock p. m.
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MINNEAPOLIS WANT COLUMN

M ANTED-A place to work while attendi1 9
W school. CalP at Archibald college
1884
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HENNEPIN COUNTY.
;, Lieut.. Governor and County Treasurer.

Governor IieutG Governor. Co Treasure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04

Connecticut boasts of the largest ivory
factory in the world. 1t is situated in
Ccntrebrook. Ivory piano keys are in
great demand. There are kept all the
time over five miles in length of scroll
ivory for fronts, and 10000 sets of ivory
for keys in different stages Of bleaching,
and there had been n time when they
had Sl2j, 900 worth of ivory bleaching
There is Il building devoted to the
storage of tusks, in which is kept about
G,UUO pounds ahead. which ut the pres
cnt price of ivory is worth over go, 600.
These tu>k, all came from Africa by
the WAY OF Zanzibar, where the Custom
House is situated, Zanzibar being the
largest depot in the world for ivory.
Agencies are established there which
represent wealthy houses in France,
Germany and America, where the manu-
features and productions of these coun-
tries are kept and sold to the natives,
who send them into the interior of
Africa, where they are exchanged for
ivory. " T. NaH 0Hd EIpreSS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04

'ion 10 keeping tne hands white ana the
collars ana Guns irreproachable, copy
the manners ana expressions OF their
most elegant customers study the arts
OF pleasing ana patience and keep far
alooi from Ile other c'aSS oil girls Inc
Two classes heartily dcteSt each other,
me lirSt named referring to the latter
class rs '.thcin girls who try to put ON
airs ana me latter eIe'atIng their chlns
wheh passing the former 10 snow their
ut,er Hi'oain'
b0th Grasses are Warin-heartcd and
i0yai To- 10 'heir companions when IN trol-
PIE IheN nave lhelr QuarrclS Ike all
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,es were inclosed in the letter, as a SAM
pie of his literary ability. Miss Dodge,
disclaiming the possession OF any en-
iuence,' replied in serio-comic vein,
IN part rs follows: 81 have ordered
;wo departments to send me first
GLASS Office in fifteen minutes. II both
come shall be embarrassed If your
young gentleman could only take care
Of horse and II garden as well rs he
writes verses, could employ him my
self for the summer, and pay him bet
.er than poetry, alas, But no, shall
layc to eat hard corn and wiltcd let
uce all summer for want of Il gardener
while your young man will have moth
ny to eat for want of work.
Among the Albany families which
nave lived longest on Capitol Hill are
hose of McNab and Cumming. About
thirty five years ago two Young men be-
onging to the two families, who had
,ong been intimate friends, and as full
If spirit and activity rs most persons OF
heir age retired into lifelong seclu-
sion, each in his own house, apparently
n pursuance of solemn compact
McNab died about five years ago. Once
n Il while the neighbors caught a
glimpse of an old man walking up and
Town in the garden behind his house,
)ut he never was seen on the street.
Cumming is still living in mysterious
'etrement Many years ago "A neigh
Dor. looking ont Of the scuttlc of his
house. saw the hermit's head bob in at
lis own scuttle few rods away, but
nce then no one outside of the family
las seen John Cumming. His brother
William, grain merchant, told the
ensuS-tal er in 1880 that John was liv-
NJ, but h invariably declines to speak |
# his strange existence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'v,


Northwest ard Southwest
or road betwee he
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IF you don't want the SCOT don't 90
up the chimney" was the reply of an
editor to respectable parties who re-
qucstcd him not TO mention the fact that
they had been arraigned in the police
courts.
The crer in village announced to
the inhabitants by proclamation that
the dirt must be Immediately removed
from the streets, or otherwise the parish
authorities would take it into their own
hands.
"Ycs,' said Mrs. Towser, as she expa-
tiatcd upon the beauties of her flower
garden, Il have given it great care and
If YOU come over in a week or two, | ex-
pect to be able to show YOU some beauti-
full scarlet pneumonias, "
One Chicago pawnshop has loaned
money on 2,200 revolvers during the last
year This will go far toward explain.
ing why the criminal classes of Chicago
now use sand-club on their victims :
They have not yet redeemed their re-
volvers. -NorrtStoWn Herald.
A young lover in Iowa paid $40 for
locomotive to run him thrty-tive miles
to see his girl, and when he got there
the family dog ran him two miles and
didn't charge him a cent. Corporations
have no souls.
Scene in shoe store: "What sizep'
"Twos, please" An interval OF hard |
work. ado you want pair of shoes,
miss, or only one?' "A pair, of
course "Ah, yes | see; twice two
are four; John, stretch pair of No.
CATERS
A little girl unconsciouslv and touch
ingly testified TO the excessive drudgery
of her mothers life when. on being ask
ed, "Is your mammals hair gray?" she
replied; II don t know. She's too tall .
for me to see the top OF her head, and
she never sit, down
The economical side of a woman 5 I
character shines forth with radiance
when she succeed, in fastening an eight !
ccn-nch belt around 4 tWcnty-two-
inch waist. Her jUstiliable pride in
making both end, meet deserves COM
An old cN-cannioaI out in the Sand
witch Islands, now that he is converted
to Christianity. has erected Il tombstone
TO the memory of hi, father, with tine
inscription: He wa, ten
der husband and a most nutritious faith 4
or. ="
Sarah, this going out necessarily |
cannot have; next Sunday you must
stay at home all day. But, ma am, .
| have promised my aunt to spend the !
aft,ruOou with nor - sonny iutprppl- I
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Nh
PATENTS

Obtained for nec inpentions, or for Improvements
lrkS and idbels. Cdredts, AsSigaIHent', Inter-
g ences, Appeals, Suits for Mfringsme ats, and
leases arising under the Patent LdUS, pr0rPt.
u .1tkn,,LicL kinlla fhnt LLI,. hnnIi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04
WIT AND HUM0R.


"BecauSe IT'S cream OF ta-ta'
Most people believe that there is only
one place much hotter than the Brook
Ign Bridge ut noon.
An exchange speaks of man who "iS
but one step removed from an ass. y
He'd better make it three or four. The
animal has long reach backward.
Carminetinted forehcads and chins are
the latest craze among the New York
bellies. TO this complexion have we
come at last.
"Somn now nicnic baskets orr lined
with white satin" So saws n fashion
note. For color we would suggest crush
ed custard pie. -BoSton GlObc
The demand for nankin-rino, made Of
wood crown ot Waller SCOTS home.
Abhotsford il nrovinr , cre,t drain mn
on the forests of Maine.
If is soid that There Is one COW to cy-
orv fnur norsons in mis- country and if
the wells and fine snrino, were TO fail
some of Ms would he mt ON short allow
ancc of milk and cream.
Tho,.o ,,,s , ro,.ord or,o,ol tla otbor
do,, fo,. ,,, rocnyn,,, of go lorrn Ioothnr
laiv's troyrIinr-bar " Whether or not
tbo lorpn leather lad, nm, oot i, back
has moi vet been stated.
Tho uroJ,otiro cI,.s or CornoII rnf-
vor.it,. hos f;,.o ',o,,n,, man ho'rrnnnsn
90 oLt,,t ,I,o ,,,cf,syiT, ~ io,,rrS Ii.n,
Th"y I'm * t,n,y ,,nro in i've ynaI,s than
they do now.
A Now yorl- diyorco I,u.,o|- odvor-
ti.nment raodS. .IIrmcmo,i incomno,i.
hilitins az = sncci,Ity carefully adjust
nd 'Tis slavery to dnt,in the hand of-
ter the heart hath ncd.''
"Arn Won focIirg worry inp' asked tbe
rbv.icion ,I.nt 1c zoo yom, tongna
nnicoso ;, .I,i. If no usn Doctor y RIO,
n,i;nJ ,ho rot;ont. m,n tonruo c,p tolI
how bad / feel.
4 South roroliro od;,,r bu,c, b;r,soIf
,l,a o,Ln,. l,,, Cn,,o ndi,nr, rosnr, ~
most oytrcme measures in ordnr 70 i'm
49,, a., ,,,,,l;,,,,f ,,,,,,,,,t,of ,La;
popcrs.
t,i..;,, :, ,;l.,,,. J., ,.,,,,, ;nt,, ,,r,,,i
75i va',,,,I,,,,,,,,,,, ,l,ot ,,,,,,,,
s '
III ,,'t " o3, ,ta ,h" ,, - ~" onn
,,,,,,,l ,,rn,Iio, ,,.,I,,,,,l.
vivian ,.,, o., j., p,,,., .,,,,, ,,,,e, do
-, pn "u" w w. :" 49, tto ,So,ioan , tron',,
"nil ,rhnn Lo ,,rattnd an ,Ln stnns ~ n
9"I no ~ T,orraI w. C ,'' "nj hnlI
.n.'D;'' ni y" 'IIJ h;i 'I' ,',t "''''
~ " iS.o',''i ''',',i va, |'''u" ~ -" -
Ia "'' Ln, insi.,oI on s,n,,imn 5Ln,o rrnnnI
.a' D", ' nna;",. III O '" lii, no' hn,
~ u"J'' WV = ''''' ~ ''''''
''o" W ','",,'''
'harleS a. baha I'ii'arhN' ''l''Vr
Io'"pu;a w. w. Soy o'' aoj = ,Thn ~
ov,''''," WY 'O" N,,, ''',', ,,,.i'
=, u,' . .i''' n avs, ,h, hnn IiI'''P'' WIZ"
''IS "''' VII '''' '''''',''
Young man. keep OH the grass. IL
is Saia that even u moderate indulgence
" "L ' nnL ;nhnman' ,nnnti,n for ice-
oroon
Don you worry "Nwt 'L'' "'S'
ahce OF Saru'ne'' "A anAec cook VINO
couldh TURN EN- out III 'he rate Oh DoN
nnat nnniJn't hniJ his nlarr = week in
,i,t ,', no ,u,,'' '',' ''' F'''
'', ~. ,'''''' =. ,,.,.,...,....
INA You Know dear ina' about 'i',
nuns OF 'he alieSeu 'aiI'Sator S"t s
ana pocketDooks are no" haue from
~ ornat,ros hnt ,ns;roys7 i hnsi.
pess
' ..,,...,.- -,,,...,,r. AL,
"h'huheSSeS' Salu 'orueila, >, 9r, no.
always produce whal we oNPec,, ihal
Is true MANY q man IN u coh nS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04

The Llnca,tar, Pa, Watch Company has
fuICd. Al the same time the new Watch
G mpany at Rockford IN ,hls state declared
a semi -annual dividend Of per cent. "Go
west, young man. 90 west
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04

F., calling at & behring's drug store you
..' 70 -ampP bottle of Dr. Bosauko's
... alt uEEyrup Which VIII relieve the
...-. .o-.'ua,c cough % cold, ard show YOU
... 20" urGuIaI5O centsze will do When
."FI'i win al, hma, t4onchits, dry, hack.
.- .n-h, paiuE in the chest, and all dseas-
yue throat Lud luuks try sample bot.
a. ,ti- mydifnc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04
GLEANINGS.

The editor of the Waco (Tex.) Sent
mel, having been blown up by the eXpl'
sion of saw-mll boiler, we suppose
will now be in order to allude to him q
''our highly steamed contemporary. y
Life
Mr.. Gould's principal holdings nov
are Western Union. $50, 900. 900; Mis-
souri, Pacific, Sl0,OOO,O0O Wabash Pa
citic, $4,000, 900; Denver Il Rio Grande
$l0,OO0,00 the balance of his 800,
100000 being invested in bonds ant
real estate.
Charles Smith, of Providence, X. l..
slapped strangers face for staring a
his wife in street car, and he was be
ginning to feel himself hero when the
car stopped, and little girl helped the
impudent fellow off, He was stone
blind.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will not
give the usual reduced rates to tent
shows wishing to stop in Altoona, Pa.
The company's shops are there, and the
management claim that crcuscs demon
alize the workmen, swallow up their
earnings, and are n nuisance.
A sneak-thief stole q clock in a Mon
treal store the other day, and. conceal
iny it under his coat, started for the
door. 1t happened to be an alarm clock,
snd the machinery pe'h9 sta,'ou IL ia'',
ed sucn ulii 'hit TIC quichiy "'oPPou
H. ouI diu ho' escape artist
An Essex (New York; County jury
gave man aged lO6years, for the loss
Of his son through the negligence of the
mining urn employ ing h'hl' verdict
OF only Sooo damages because 'the pc
cuhiary loss 10 lhe o'u man WIS no.
great Is MS cAahces Vi me are S'i'l''
A correspondent of the Brtth Hed-
seal JoHrH@ states that he has found the
HppIlcatioii 81 strong soi''lon u cHio-
me aclo InrG' OF lour tII'ie9 ny means
Oh caiile' ha'I 'ehr'l !" w VIC i'ioSV
'lloiehV ana ea'l memo" ol IciaoNIh9
warts, iIieE Oecoiile oiacN ana Soon
ia!i OH.
ne baroness burue'l-'o.'lS' VINO Is
taxing great interest IN the lhtrrhatIoh-
commissioned aii art,sl 10 pant PIC
ture twenty-five by my ieGt IN si|'' at
cost Oh ooo S'lhea,, -, 10 auort one oi
tilo "ol'', ','io'i,.' &c p',,i'' VIZ,
~. G - Inv. ''' '''' ''''0
'''i''' 81 ,''
Atter dinner AT loIIahu mousse, the
other Day at Which many OF inc guests !
were authors, Weil-khOWn society
man SAID TO lrIehd IN confidence; u
can imagine one wanting to know an |
author AFTER reading ms DOOR; out
cannot now imagine any one desiring |
ioread book after knowing ITS au- |
thor.
London F"''cH winch never Is re-
markabIc for u superabundancc OF wit,
has this week cooIly adopted from IN
American journal OF carlcatufr Joke
ut the expense OF the fashionable Brit
i-h snoD. lie remarks to an American
belle; Jaw. aW. 1t must be very I'M
pleasant Tor You Americans to be gov
t'I'" ~ P'oP,',y' NV NV "i'o'' y" "'''"n
ASH 10 "'.'i'r', ~ "'l'''' sue ''o','P'y
ISP'tS' en- Io' '''o'' 80 P'I""P'i
t'l"u l"' S"" III rn-'a"'' ~ ~ 20, cIic"
ny Pe,ollc WHO "'''''l ! ''N 1'" '"'''"-
ner;
Inc coiIIhou'E -IcctNtd au\I'' ~ or-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-08-04

- I l,I the 'JuUri pan. IL proposes !
nn,t1 W of 100000 shares OF 5000 each, agg
tn,I,oa $9),OJ0.QO0, enough to duplicate
dat, ,n, Hines aow owned ny the Western
, thI No stakeholder is 10 own more
ore 49,, OF these .hWoa, and the only diyld
a1 "a t,..n able on them is $50 worth of ,a,e
Imlt ~, year, though the right 10 this al
| WEARING the hair is known every shop
gilQ in the city catchc, at it. And why
should she not2 If she cannot make
hclNclf beautiful 10y rich attire, She GER
tainly deserves credit for trying To APP
pear rs pretty H. possible. Almost all
Of them wear the hair in the Langtry
fashion; that is. twisted in small knot
at the napc of the neck with cmlcd
bang in front. although many still cling
to the straight bang, which gives not
highly refined countcnancc bold look.
Their compilations are good, though
pale from indoor confinement, and very
few use paint or powder.
Most shop girls have very sharp
tongues and quick tcmpcrs, and woe
bctidc the tidgcty or hard-to-plcaSc shop
per MANY timid ladies are actually
afraid of shop girls, and quake in their
boots while asking in meek voice to be
allowed to see some lace. Then the girl
wanted to know" how wide. what kind,
what price etc. instead Of dclighting
the heart of the shopper by bringing
down all the lace in the store and letting
her choose her yard or two from it, The
atlability of Il shop girl and her willing
ness to show and give opinions on her
wares, will bring her sure trade, and
has more to do with the popularity of II
store than any other one thing
New York shop girls are divided into
two classes One class who think they
are sadly abused creatures, and that ey-
cry lady who sits down at their counter
is their natural enemy, and therefore
should be treatcdwith Us little courtesy
as policy will allow. This class of girls
are loud in their talk rs we'll as exceed
ingly slangy, and one hears such vul-
garisms rs ''Oh, what a cheek "Do
YOU hear the talk of that onc?' Cash,
hurry up or I'll box your ears, etc.
They are fond of walking in Sixth ave-
nue. and flirting. and Use much bando-
line on their hair; seldom have clean
finger nails or teeth.
The other class are girls of consider
able refinement, who are dainty about
themselves, pay great deal of atten-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08


W o. spectators. At intervals there were
stationed police, or squads OF military.
Passing through the & and Square OF the
department oi wal, the cortcgc
turned into the new or European quar-
Ter OF he city. On approaching his
quarters u nhAin was told 10y an aid That
"h sohi'rIs were lnarSunlvu ~ the en-
trance 70 receive MN. btnlAulh ms
mounted any i''"Ine" 'ltlI Ialutn' Wl',
"'",uP'nlv, Nv ulr Eene,n anu cur
,i' TT, s,,"' was '','H =" ',,v ~, "
,,, 'i', ','1 ,N,I,.,,, W" - y, w.,
cI pnni,n,'n next moLc on irtn,I,,,I
cnu a., ,ln ,,,;,istnr az ror,,,,, nn,,rs ~,
I,, - -, ,,,,.,.,.i;,,., ., IL, ,,,s,,,,,
- ia, ',,,try ia ia hoIj L,s nj,
,I,rt,.si, ,,n'rs n,d 10 - ,s',r,,t,,.,,
o,, .,at,.,',' - ll ,,,,,',,,r.
",'i I,.,,',.,,,n,, ~, ,Ln M, 80 In,
R.,,,.,,,,n rncnivnd coli frnn,
III, ,r.,,j ct,,,,Lnrl,;m nLn ia
~ - St NH
.,,.,,',..,i n,,,i',,,i, ,,,,., ,,i' o."
i,yi ~, ,.',. IT, ,, ',' "i' yy5F
~, V,,ti,. u,,i .,,,i ,t' - L.
VIZ ,, ''' -, ,' i','.I,i, ,,,, -, ~
w., ,I 'ir',,, h,, si, 49, a,
~, "'' t!.i w.. .,ifi., we,
'n,,'I Too, runrrr. cI,j in sc,iI,t NM
q, ,,ru,,, r.nmrd t,nr,s mrnrrdrd tho
,,r,iagr. lnrrtMrr win n score nj horse.
men nccoUrnnird by the second
master ot ccrcm MES. Bcninmin
arrived AT the gardens of the palace
which ar, beautiful. with fountains and
shIubhcry NJ fohnle arranged ar fully
wild nftpr fl st lie npruItnrly prrsinn An
,ynrn mshnrnj intr n snoriIrs md LanI
.,,,., Gnii vl',r.. ,,n Grs, ,,astnr 81 r"r.
a,, ,,,I,r ,,,',lr,',, n,J ,ii',,
''I i ",,"
,n,!,S' F"iifo "1,' ",!"S uu, WIZ ~. .i
""''luE' ii'.' - nJn,il'.' WIS '"t ','" ~
sun "' n"u"' rn" 'IS"''u !" ''u N'u
ha'la''n' soon h'''r 'n' anh"u'em'il'
was 'l""e u" n'nl"th'n 'l'at h'S ll"J'N'S
WIS III I'3"'u rs L" receive hiil' ma
th'rt"p"I ne was 60 uu''cu ny 'h' i'rsl
master "l rGr'm"ilieH 10 the uhlHr'
tset. Nt inns m","oh'' say brnl"'
nun, "a "a ute II ga IN hohur OF tne
tulttu Nlut'N' llWuutI'u over llt VllN'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08
OIH MINISTER TO PERSIA


WAsmlNGIoS, August as. G.. W. Ben
iamlp. rue ur-i diplomatic representative
of the United STATE 10 rer,iH, give ilie
following account of hi reception hy the
shah: A brilliant pagea.l had been pre-
pared inside the wall OF lchcrtn, at on
Of the royal pay lions. Beninmin "h,
met by Na-ar Nj Mult-. or general 10 chrl
at Prrsit, and giiltrring crowd Of prom
Inrnt officers blazing with blue, scarlet,
silver and gold decorations with
iurumcrabic diamonds hnd costly
gems. benjamin wa escorted 10 au au-
dIcuce hall by the general and Chief
where an exchange VI courtgsl's was
offered and accepted Next Benz IN D
was taken to the court below and
mounted upon fine horse TO continue
his travels. This was the signal Tor
every one 10 mount, ard a coItcge OF
nearly one thousa' d royal guar was
put M motion, they being brlllinily aud
deliberately dressed. As they moved
across the plain toward the beautiful
tureted gate Of the city which is deco
rated with parti-colured glazed tiles, thc
Cu-sacks dashed hither and hi her b.
/ tween the lines Hring their mu-kcts lu the
/ air and exhibiting the most brilliant feat,
] Of h0Tseman,hip. The streets were lined
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08
SPECIAL KILOGRAMS.
THE SOLDIERS RE UNION AT
MCKINNEY YESTERDAY.
Nine Thousand VS. tors Present
Notwithstanding the Ram
Prominent Speakers.
\ WOMAN AND a cowupE AT ryMER.

NIt'tN 'rIftfl' % mo HEl..INfF
DALLAS, August The first day of
the re- union Of .coufedcrGtts and ex.
pioneers, at MclNuney,iid not open very
fayorably, US Jupiter purius showed the
wrath of an ubOhtionist nd proved him
self quite a stulwatt. This did not pre-
vent "a large assembly from all over tho
country Of both eX-uuiou and eN.cou.
fedcrate soldier, hut also Of
thousands Of citizens aud citizen
oliirrs. About IL o'clock 1t cou ed
raining, and Though the mud WAS deep
and sticky. t e 5000 or 5000 visitors
soon beat 1t down To good hard soil
The rest NJ the day was pleasant AT II
u'c. lock the long professions, made up of
veterans, citizens, soldiers and civic
bodies and bands marched to the
rautiful grounds prepared for the
occasion Numhef,ess tents and booths
were there and 1t was a grand sight.
General W. H. Cube was grand mar
shall or the day aud opened the pro.
crrdlugs by patriotic address, wuIch
he CLOSED 10y Introducing q vernon
Ihru kmnrtuu, who delivered the adj
'rcss Of welcome and q vernon Ire
lrd replied. An old fashioned barbecue
and basket dinner was served and was
heartily enjoy d, during which the ol |
sol hers searched for old comrades aud
recalled many incidents Of the last.
ten. L. NJ Lewis, Governor
Hubbard, Colonel Il wen ant
Honorable Olin Wcllhoruc mudo
addresses in III" evening. The cNcrci-cs
continue Tonight wit. a grand tail. rho
wealth, now promises a clear day IT,
morrow uud the gathering viii be iully
us lprpy us tp-tIuV Amonu tine uTp All
ucnt men present besides those n'cIny
mentioned are CN- Governor lubhoCk,
Comptroller Swain. Adiuunt-ticnornl
KING General Ross, Judge Watts and
llul and licutrnunt-Nuyrnor Marion
MMlIn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08
NUMBER 1919

mail steamship Comstock. The ammu.
milton cases had the brand "U. s. gov
crnment, 70 cal" and al cases we're from
Springfield, Mass 1t is now asserted
that during the past eighteen months
regular shipments on an extensive scale
have been made to G. Schmidt, Shang-
hal. During that period 25,000 Spring
field rifles, and 100000 cirtiidges in all
have been forwarded besides from 800
TO 500 bales OF cotton duck suitable for
tents, by express ON each steamer for
Oh ma. The total value Of the material
appro1imates S5,0O0,000.
EXECUTED BY vIGlLASrEs.
WALiA WALLA, w, T., August L.
Mcpherson, the murderer OF Clemmens,
Mt New York, was hung by vigilantes in
the Jail yard Mt Dayton Saturday night.
He protested his innocence.
POOR WALLACE.
New YoRK, August Wallack, who
arrived here on the bark Griilths, stric<-
en- with yello~ fever has been sent to
quarantine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08
FROM GALVESTON
site Of New Custom House Not Decided
Upon.

GAl,r-roN, August 7.-Colorel Glenn.
oi the United States engineer corps, with
reference 10 the site Of the new custom
house. says no decision has yet bunh
reached a. 10 10, location. the prices a-brd
beng In BIZ opinion, excessive, II is
plintrd out here that the .p-
propratiou {. only $4,000, AMI
II conailcrub'c portion bc exp. udod
for ground the structu built wi the
remainder will be "a cheap John affair.
The hope is expressed that Glenn viii
not be- satisfied with any property Of
( red aud thus open way Tor much
larger appropriation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


=, go.
hp7I"N' hugnel '-I mere were reports
an agconnt a. ,bo g,'s,ons n' ,a,"'iyS
CIomcnts a,n',no, ",noil ,,,an,, "a, '"
Mai nj tho aJ,nns mad, h, ,i,', -, ,e,'
Clr,nc,t's tr,,I,, Snn,,,I I ala W.
thosr rrnnrtoL ma ,,rl,nrr,'s.d N ',,'o',S
tnr G,ctorins o,I,"t'I Cin, U',o y,
failures nm,Joy o,,or ,,j,,,'
torty hun1s aud n soiI
their susncnslnn ,yili IA. onlv tnn,no,,rv
'Thr SIr,tv tnil,,rr H. ,h,,,,hi IN ',,,,s,.
t,r-,rnrlino In IN ,n"cis ,,,o, so, m,oI ~,
Iynni, bntjnrs. mon tnan thrp n'hI,c %o, ",
vi been Given tn mnIor.t.nJ ~ NJ ~
Wards statement il thought In he no
cullnl. and nInrrs nnc oi thr ritvis ti,,n.
cIers IN "a position which he was not
thought to occupy, It Is asserted that
several suspensions will occur among the
small Llnn manufactures during the en-
shilnE ie" day put II Is thought no
large amounts VIII Ice involved
AuHuRNnALE WATCH COMPANY.
Bu4ruS. August Z. -rhc Traveller
.uys wm. B Towlc, treasurer nt the Au-
burialc watch company, failed last might.
Liabilities are nov supposed to be- small.
His hi IRE will undoubtedly involve thr
Apbwrnddc watch company, whose La
butte, 1t Is Thought, tar exceed their A'-
htls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-08
IstOM INII:Is
COwhIded by Woman Brass-KnuCks-
Conductors Case Rain.

0TT|WT T'TTETT u Nv wv TNNTTTT|T-
TYLlE August I-Auclionccr Crnw-
ford was cowhidcd last night, by Mrs.
Kate Hamilton, at her residence. lie
made "a complain. against her to-day
and the Z sc will come mp before the
mayor tomorrow.
Cal J. own, % carpeuterbent Pat Low
rcy with pair ~ brass-knuck, last
night, at Troupe. The constable Of the
precinct failed or refused to arrest
Br WI, and complaint wa made before
officials here this evening.
The C. Sc Of the conductors ON the
Texas and st. Louis, arrested for sm-
hc2zlement, comes up IN the county
court tomorrow.
Go rain to day.