The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-08
NUMBER

be to the public rs tho ro.s -,
ihd WuIId Is placed IN the bo,,Is
OF every one, every day at ,,,a',I',
cost Bat tor thl. co-nperstivo rs
ten tins would be Impossible Tha
associated press Is not, therar,re aI
has been repeat, div asserted "a M
nupoIy.' Webster define, the wnrI
monopoly to mean, first. a nersa,,
who cngros'cs u commodi y hy mr..
chasing the whole of the article In tha
market tor the sake Of selling AT nm
advance or. second, one who buys
Hcrusr or privilege granted bv An.
lhor,'y Tor the sale, buying or sailing
oI amy commodity The associate5
pres " not amonopOlller IN either OF
these senses. II does not own ths
sources OF news, and il has never
received Especial privilege from any
authority. II Is evident that the u-o
VIII quote tie senHf or moro 'u.ly tur.
thcr on. remarked then 'hnt In,
hV"S I' 'i,t 1" hII Are not the trans
hc''"A7 y' congress today open aud
Tree ~ ''I ihe world But while sour
. ccs of lu.urmuteu are free. skill and
abll ty IN giving 1t form. agepcies em.
. Played IN 1t dittrhut,oIt t,uI tIe cam
I'll that makes all valuable. com.s m
/ der the rules NJ private euterpr2. The
/ word. 'mD uopoN {. duelu the m,siu-
. FORMATION. Many people suppose that
b"chu-e the associated Ir .Hs ike, the
wires Of the telegraph cnmpary
freely, that therefore there /,
nntu utty Ut interests. A merchant who
conduct, his business larg,.y by trl-.
graphic corrrsdoudcnce bears prtcis,l.
IN" Same relation ~ the press to the
Telegraph COMPANY The latter Ii a
common carrier, and the hus.uoas cu...
ducte over the wires by bu h merchant
aud press are strictly private. no @
that senator Wilson asked the following
question, 10 which hc received an affirm,
at'vr response: 1T news we're tree all
1t would rimnly be % question ui compe.
tIton between the new. nssociation,,
MoWd 1t not There is confusion
Of ideas here which Is due to
mlsAl prrheueluu of tile character OF pa-
per work beg the senator's pardon,
Int lie IN not singular lu tins The samJ
mIsapprrhrnsluu generally prevails, aud
1t shall net be my fault II clcarnr idgls
he not obtained horcuftrr'
Senator Wil.ou, II think Mr.. Smith.
there D. 10 power to make these freo
without the consent Ut those who own
and uttul them"
TWO RAILROAD MEN GONE WRONG,
81 Louis March w. A Graham.
coal ngcnt und Robert Benson foreman OF
~, - ~ Ir, ."I yards "' lh" Missouri
selling tho uompnuy's coal aud puckptiuy
the proceeds. Thcy operated IA car load
lot. II Is hrh,v,d, have bren engaged m
the -windloa long time. Graham is well
known all along the line aud his hitherto
been highly respected
rkorosrn ,.nnuiurr,,>. ~. y...,,.,,
r,rr,r
washington, March T. The troA-u.
nv drp rimrul in v,rw ot the reported
prevalence of foot aud muuh di-en-r
in great Britain, Is cuu-idrrIug the
pruprirtv of pruhibiiiuy ti., i,uHnrta.
uiun Of mrnt cattle from that rni,ut,y
The collectors of United Ii,,cs en-.
toms At Boston. puriluri \,,v NnrL
amt PhmdrIphiR. and the rpru,h.r-
Of the treasury commission h,,,. h,.,,
called GU To give thrir virw. M, ',I,n
subject.
""N""N WY A'"' lIIhu.
washington. March rho ..,I,.r-
attached 10 the United Siet.s .t.a,nar
Spcelwcll e ur.rd with hsv,r,, rnl,
bed the dead bGdica recovered fran
the wreck of the steamer Ci,y -,
Columhu-, have been honorabl, ,c
quilted.
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wo.l,,.,,.. ,,..l %, ..
r,,',,', 'S 5''n ,,., ne mn was
lion Of n II =! nr7,,f I,",i',' w, l'o cree
nr r,r,rI. ''''' "'''"'"g '"' tN' nan
Tho ,rnnt,.. II, .s.d ,h,. l.iil ..,..-,.it..
Garland from Ia, comm, ,'p,'' '',I ny
nry. con.t, ut,,,, rL,. n,..i,r,,, ", wa ,,'j'.
Of the supreme cnurt ~ tbe ,n,,,d
st t,s Ia be- II quorum corr. i.st0nI
six Judges ~ heretofore. Tue bilI nl-n
p ohih Is the Judge who had heard tn.
case tr IN sttlug On he supreme bench