The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13

full blooded Cherokee. The drop fell
at II o'clock, and all died W thout a
struggle. Thomson was executes for
the murder OF his partner, james o.
Haley, in the Chicasaw Nation last Sep
t"mber, Davis for the murder of VIM.
Bullock, a white man travelling through
tine Choctaw Nation, My 1884, waylail
Bull Ibk in the wo IDS and shot and
robbed him. The woman kiiler, while
drunk, found an old white man asleep
IN the woods and murdered him without
provocatiOn and then robbed
him. All three admitted the
killing and the Indians gave on
reasons for their crimes, but Thompson
claimed to have killed his partner III
self defense. He made that statement
on witness stand, and in last confession
To minister, said circumstancial eyideuc
against him caused his cow ction on
the grounds that he murde ed his part
ner for his interest in their property.
The o her prisoners were to have been
execute to day, bit the president
pard )ued one and commuted the scn-
rence OF the other two to imprisonment
for lite.
DELEGATES RETURNING HOME.
Chicago, July 12.-There were very
few remaining evidences tins evening
OF the Democratic convention. The
delegates very generally have taken
| heir departures.
The club ani headquarters of the
banner have been furlcd, ,9nd tie hot ell
corridors have resumed their wont"d
nppeuran -. On the streets are TO be
seen m re than the usual number OF
W lite hats, II number Oi which ar"
surrounded with small tea, hered
rooster, the wearing of which has be-
came sort of rage among the Demo-
Gratis.
Members of the ID ,mocratic Ma
tiDna committee and other lea ter, of
the party, who are still in the city,
express confidence as to tne siren 9Th
of the ticket.
| Delegates generally express great
satisfaction at the treatment received
at the hands of the
local committee III proyiding
for their comfort now that the great con
yention has come and gone. 1t i, du,
10 the officers and c,mm ,ttee of arrange
ments that the press should acknowl-
edge its obligations.
The remodelng of the hall made al
admirable audience room, and the iacili
ties for making printing and telegraph
ing the extensive report We're ample
Special thanks are!due to Judge VIM. &
Cloudy in the preliminary arrangement
of details, aud Hon. A. A. Brown ant
Colonel Richard }. Bright, the efiicien
sergeant-at. arms, for the intelligent aIt
rendered and just appreciation OF th,
rpQuliemeuts Oh the Dress.
FAILED.
New York. July l2.-J. NJ. Hambur
ger, picture dealer, Jailed to-day
liabilities $5O,000.
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION.
I)uiscile. KY, July II The Southern
Plow Mtnut ,cturer's ASSOCIATE N OF tn
Tn ted States successfully organized her
today. Berry Coleman, OF Louisville
was elected president. and Joe Speer, o
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, secretary an
treasurer. "A full schedule OF prces an
agreed upon
Poughkeepsic, n Y, July ll.-Th
Democrats are firing salute IN honor {
the nomination of Cleveland
Wilmington, Del, July ll.-Senato
: Bayard has just telegraphed congratl
lations t. Cley land as follow: ''HoI
Grover Cleveland, Albany, n. Y.-At
cept my best wishes for your triumph
ant election, and assurance of my tho
vAs..' (Signed) 'T. f. b yard"