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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-02

ALLEN T.. WI Nri-atandI,iate for rr-,l,,-
tn I" The ollcc OF Tax collector of McI.rnu,n
''HntY, subject the action OF the Deiuocrutlc
party.
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COUNTY CLERK

- Il candidate ioI Ia Oilicc OF Junty I, Jerk of
We Lehman county, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
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FOR CHICAGO

Washington, july Fifteen or
twenty Democratic senators intend to
leave by special train for Chicago
Saturday morning. Should congress
not adjourn by Friday night abscntecs
being paired with Republicans will
break the quorum and make transac-
tlons of auy but "unobiected' business
Of winch there is very little It impos-
sible.
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kEPRESEN rATINE.

l.. - MAkIiN j. a candidate tor the lower
huu>c ut the lrEi-lAturc to represent Mcl.ru-
uau county, subject t. the action OF TIE Demo
cratic party.
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Every -moker should try the Little
joker
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u IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

II IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF
he Blood ana cnricheS 1t. and is thore-
fore II nue iHri,yOrGrt aud COFrCcfifc
incases of all ch rOUir HnIHdics WhlCn
ara as. ,clatel with an IMPOVERISHED
brArEuF THE aICOD. These nil Nlc!u
totherrgulatlug lul nourl5hinSlrpp-
crtlea OF it, great fool tonic clcmrnls.
ltcompensatcs forthc i0SS Of r'fdlfH,
induceiby Consumption, fdfdlfH or
Br0nrLial and Throat oB"rt,OHS. ~
WW rrmedD Feminine DcbihtH ana
reimburse The E,nndir j,hgSiGHc Tor
those losses of citdijtD accompany
Ing complaints pccujidr 10 ne SER
Mothers HursipD their own ch''dHhi,
and d,Hicdfc vOHl'n WlA tAiCtl l"
become mothers md bring up "'J"r-
GUS chiii,,n shoulu by all means 'l-o
It. II uW restore sufferers j'oM
Mental or NcrrOus l'yOStInti0h hria-
Ing from Uur -,rork', E"C"NN'% or
yr0trdcfcd Discuss. IT rW chfr
Drunkenness and the Bpihm UdbH
for a9 the appetite crows hraiihlrt
anu digestion moro viGorous through
The use OF this Tpnlr. tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally tN-
tDct. hiybiu hcn'Jiciof ia Li"r
Complaints, MtiariH I"rcT. and
ALI. Mdi0ridf Disease: and lor tho
dominating effects uf itirr 81 ann
kind II has no "y"Ii. IL lrVnjT'
,caStr. improves niI,Sijon u,.d .ip-
petite. and allorAS tho D,isJ.ufjc In
Vaiid an cnSiiy 0Ssi0iiiubi.i urfirin
Or IOOd; ana 10 80 pleasant 10 tnrtasr
shat tho most sensitive palate VIII NOT
reject 1t.
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London. July 1.-The race for July
stakes at Newmarket. was won by Lumi-
nary. Lord Hastings colt; Melton second;
jennings colt. Present, third.
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TREASURER.

l'K j. II CAI.DWEII. is Il candidate for
Int pHI'n ~ treasurer OF McLcnnan county,
subject to the action OF the D.murr,ti, NARY
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10 ", a LOR H. ID can ,I,atr FOR the once
ot lptut' Attorney of \, l.r1uau county Sut,-
e' tn tu .lc. ion 1T the - Democratic nlrlv
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NLW RAIL MANAGER.

Chicago, July IA statement is
made that the position of general man
ager of the Wabash road be rendered 10
Joseph F Tucker, late OF the Illinois
Central road. and in case his acc .ptance
it is expected the general Offices OF the
road will be removed to this ty.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

j. II. II NkDN w" are auLhpri<ri Ia an
upuurf g. a"Inbi'tttr Tor County AtIurnr, oil
Mel nuan county, SUBJECT t. the aclipu al III,
Demo ratio PARTY.
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SAN MILL uJENLn.

Detroit, June 50.--Jamc, Beard ~
Co.'S large saw mill II Altoona burned
this mormng; los j. heavy, but
amount not known.
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HEAL THI5ELF
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REMOVAL OF INDIANS.

Miles City, Montana, July 1.-The
committee appointed by citizens OF east
EN- Montana to-day telegraphed Secre-
turS Teller ur.ing the immediate re-
moyal of the northern Cheyenne lndi-
ans, now on Tongue and Ro.ebud
Their are now more than 900 without
ratons and starving with nothing o.
subsist on except the range catti-
which they are killing III large numbers
Stock men will make armed resistance
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TO START FOR PARIS.

Berlin. July l.-Dr. Koch, chairman OF
the Cholera Commission. is abont to start
Tor Paris and TOulOn to otter his services
to the French authorities to determine
the character OF the epidemic.
QUARANTINE.
smyrna, July l.-Nc sses arriving at
this point will be quarantined ten day..
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THREATENED srEIkk'

taston. Pa. July 1.-The employees OF
the Jersey Central railway company are
discouraged on accoInt OF the ulscon-
tnuancc of the paymel of way wages.
The brotherhood of locomotive engineers
to-day telesIuphcd Chief Engineer Aithnr
to come at once, as "A strike is threatened.
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Washington, July 1.-The decrease Of
the public DEBT during June was So,2lI-
l56: decrease since June 30. Isl,
: ~ ,U3O,97l cash in treasury, SSl, )SI,-
DDS; gold certificates, S9S. 1862, $50; silver
certificates, SlI9,Sl ,69l certificates Of
d,ros,t, SD, 49, 900; refunding ccrtii-
cate, S2ao0OO; legal tenders, S3lG,6S :
OlG: fractional currency, S5,"Sl,o6l a;
available cash, SlJ9 SS7, i39,
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, June Especial Judge
james o. Luby, our newly appointed col
lector, takes his position in the custom.
house to-day and is busily engaged in re-
ceiving the returns ard property from the
outgoing collector, Colonel Haynes. Judge
Luby, go We learned to-day, is Rrowns.
Vile boy, and was here in her palmiest
days, and it must be gratifying to hi;
friends TO see him in the present position,
to which be has risen by bis own sterling
worth, ara one who will fill it with honor
and credit.
To-day Melso Sodo swore out warrant
against Minuel Garcia, charging him u iih
assault and battery. GaIcis was arrested
but released on bond. Both parties have
been connected (but nothing proven) with
the robbery of the Hidslgo club funds,
mentioned in our specials, and it is sup
posed the difficulty grew out OF this.
Lund, of Rio Grsnde City, who was
wounded in difficulty with Davis, is re.
ported to-day as being III critical condi-
ton.
The troops at Ripggold barracks have re-
turned from their forced march.
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Roosevelt Unbosoms Himself.

ST PAUL, June 0.-Hon. Theodore Roose.
welt, of New York, spent Sunday in st.
Paul, on his way to his Montana ranch.
s 'eaking of the issues Of the Chicago con-
vention, Mr.. Roosevelt said: 1.-THE plat.
form is an admirable one IS strong as the
party has had since the old war days. 1t
will give thousands of votes sll over the
country. There is scarcely republican OF
independent of conservative judg.
ment but must endorse 1t heart.
lily. The democratic party must follow
in the main our platform or give up the
fight. did not favor either Blaine or Ar.
thur. My preference was Eimunds. Aside
from his own strength Of $50 odd votes that
would stick to bin through thick and thin,
the Plumed K1ight WAS the second choice
of two-thirds OF the remainder of delegates,
and as soon az they saw the nomination
of their candidate WAS I'M, ossibe
and Bleine's nomination probable,
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LAUREL ASSOCIATION.

The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
the following invitation, which explains
itself:
The Laurel association was organized by
a party of Texas excursionigt:-suastS Of
the Missouri Pacific road--on board the
special car Laurel, Decent bar l, 1888 for the
purpose of holding an annual r. ,rion, and
to reciprocaie couftesies received ca route.
John L Ennis, Mrs Msrie Louise Ennis,
Captain 7 W s Kidd, William s Everett,
Willi,m r Everett, Mrs Charlotte S Ev.
erett, George A Ro 8, Mrs Emma Y Ross
Parry Enplqmau Eunis, Cart Emery Ennis.
Jamss E Brown, Judge D W Ellis, I i
spanglpr, Mrs Mary Is Spangler, A b Jud.
kins. a j Shaw, Mrs Helen j Gage,
Cl3.ildo GaGe, M,nnie Warren, Mrs Frances
A Conant, john . FraVley, Mrs jennie d
Frawley, N Kesrau, Mrs N @ Keeran,
John Q Levi, Thomas Thompson, joel W
Daily ] W South WICK, Jnseph N Bow.
mar, DR. Rud A Ross, Otto Koss, A Q Rush,
w 4 Barrett.
Toe association will be "at homen a. the
Grand Pdc fic, Chicago, June 20 b, 1854.
Toe HERALD regrets Its insbiity to be pres.
ent on 30 pleasant an occasion.
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ATLANTA.

AsLANT., June 9.--[SpCclal IA Z.
Haray's residence burned Det"se1 ! Guo .
p. m. yesterday. l, caught !Ton ue.ee-
NV stove lus; valued q. Sl,GJO; i-.usao t1s
$500
Rain ~. again last night; ligbiRirg and
thunder in 2 wasierly direction. Tasre Yves
lear Of hg'l, bur netting has been heaIe y,v
from, that soUra1.
Crops sro being cleaned eut and az look
Ing much b.tier in the last lew day5.
a shooting sCrNps occurred SstnFdG7
aight al WeNne, between Rogers ana StpG-
pers, two mill m"u. S'opgers fired 9 SHOT
pun a. Rogers, hut miss,d him. Rogers
returned the fire, wltA Gotta barrel. oi hi9
shotgun, and The Trsui /. n. C.nnerly,
o, XII are hEd 10 < act s.yarE. buck shUt
from 5.oggeis hHEHp ubu gLl iiom bis lSg,
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SHERMAN,

SHERMAN, June 9.-[Special. 1.-The mat.
inee races were well attended Saturday
evening.
The fire department are out drilling to.
day.
At meeting of the stockholders OF the
Sherman Building and Loan association
last Saturday night the following gentle
men were elected directors: J.. R. Cole,
Thomas Randolph, ]. 8. Randolph, q. A.
Burnett, J. @. Carpenter, T. ]. Patty and
F. D.. Thompson The directors are to
meet at the residence Of j. g. Carpenter
this evening to take steps in procuring q
charter and in drawing up constitution
and by laws.
The absence Of the young ladies who
have been attending the.Female college OF
Sherman and who departed for their homes
during last week, considerably diminished
the attendance Of several OF our churches
yesterday.
The commer cemer exercises OF the Aus
tin male college takes place tonight at the
college building.
Under the management OF DR.. e. Z.
VIM, the street commissioner of the city
council, considerable improvement is be-
ing made upon our streets.
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lhfy II Cttd 'o .W ho/y.
IbIs A. WV nU ....... .... ..f'.s'/ Inc
100 pHtbls. lI.|l.. t|.. HIu'7 -ely
Zoe Elmuu1s d.UH Un Duo I you'd
nave been cufitH AFH} 900. ny lhe o0n'
tseion eud found nos t'Hl 'nE un my
hnudH Tor nlalur, U..rr 10 lhn choice OF
tsO.ihifdf 90 lUrrfrk .fi 90 fiho puiy.
shall bot thr nomination boz 40 means.
have Io y ruuul 0"l.ol,ps % B.aine.
think yCu viii dat tlcio Will
be 40 f'si d.s-Gscupn, believe
Il cine will b elected he v,l sweep the
west and O5ln, s1g carry ~ New England.
| have bHHL called reform r., " hut j an q
foputlioHu. n itioo ,arlT "a speak OF New
Y,tk. nU ono N oav on iol how that
tisle Viii yu'p, | iOu', thlHa To imposai-
bic for Blaine In carry ! don't believe
there will Dr "a indtprOder, candidate.
Tb08A who wall nos yr.r l-e republican
ticket viii stay rrsy tom the p5ils. Ae to
tina COLI al tie New York Times, | am In
q inrd 10 think it would support either
Cleyr.sui or Dorsh5iwer a dominated by
the democrats,
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COnSICAEA.

CoRsICAHA, Juns9 L Special Owing to
the general pOstpOuement o. cases, The
spf cial term OF thu district caurt viii b. cut
v, nv short, ana but couple cf iary cases
vii. ba tried. The eECral reason given for
this is tbat the iarmer3 would safer By be.
iag taken from their work at present.
II. Parsley, Fl. f. Eoriey, W. D. Hsynie
and J. q. Campbell lesvs to-noIr W He del
esa,ea rom this county TO the democratic
convention at Fort Worth, together with
seve al Of the Slternates.
The religious excitement still keeps 10
among the colored people gnd eleven of
them were bsptissd in Columns pond yes
terday.
The w. A. w. club propose giving pic.
mic IT tue Fish tank next Wednesd y.
Colonel Parramore, Of the narr0w-ga1
is here in attendance on the district CO
in the interest OF his road.
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KLDAEr, lU0G 9.-fSp Gle, 1.-Two cav.
nil meu u Nnvra, iaul miles east OF here,
a1G mo n lliIul., gft.rd@y mtrliDa.
Oao OF thcm s1pt Nig pistol o. the U,a,.,
when he GecUr,d sn0t gu md fire.,
iiIhUg his hand md thl'h iull o snct. DrP
Cuurnily and S.'HfTal extracted several
shot during the day, yesterday, and 1t IS
thought hr may recover.
Hon. w. II. Mclean, Of Titus c3unty, =
prominent Card date Tor district Judge
made Linden ana Kildare i short visit
day or TWO ago.
Sheriff Il. w, Choe,ea' iRmily, Of Linden,
have all been seriously afflicted with flax
10, t9r lat week.
4 very sgys:e et'ra passed over our
county tits usruiur, about . O'clock, &c
compsnied by wind, rain, thunder aud any
amount CT electricity.
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ABILENE.

ABILENE. June 9.-[SDecial Brooks
Blocker, brother o J. r BLOCKER, a big cat
tie man, occGerJy ehnt hinselt last Satur-
day on his r6Lcl, eighteen miles west Of
Ruunalls CITY. liz vas moving camp end
in STOPPING over his pistol rell from the
balt, and striking the ground was discharged
He was shot through he heart.
Judge P,oCtor, Of Concho, and W. NJ.
Yerdell, OF Tom G cen, delegates 10 the
Fort Worth convention arrived in Ahiliro
TO day. They leave for Fort Worth to.
night.
Abilene is swarming with big stock men,
of whom we mention Colonel BgcOI Charles
Cham be,lain, Berry and Hobbs, Of Berry
Bros. & Co., all tharp men from Corcho,
Mr.. Aiken, who recently purchased the
MideIy ranch, III Concho, arrived iron New
York to-day.
Captain g. Il. Wdllnghsm, of Runnells,
was in Abilene to-day, on land bust
ress.
Rsv. D.. Cochran pastor of the Presbyte-
riau church leaves tonight with his daugh.
ter for Virginia.
Mr.. Spsn, who attempted suicide by TAX
ing laudanum, will recover.
Good weather continues.
Wool is coming in in large guam titles
daily.
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TYLER, June o.-Tspeoial Mrs. l.. p.
Butler, Of this county, mother Of Mrs. W.
G. Cain, CT this city, was inferred at tae
Gem terry here this afternoon.
The following named have been elected
teachers in the CITY grader schools for the
next term: M,e W. D. House. first sesis,-
ant; Miss Merry Niblack, Miss Cliff. Walton
and Miss Leila Thornton. w. 0. LAWS
(colored) OF Longview, wss eiecsed prinoi-
pal OF the colored schools.
Messrs. Finlsy and Robertson, OF the Fort
ground. The rest go in the morning.
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AU.TIv, Juns 9.-TSgeoi,l Mr.. BROOKS
II .yrl. telcgrgpls C1ioUel A i Blocks
th'i bis yrnupo.I gnu, Brooks Blocker,
killed himself ~ his ranch Uelr Ccncho, 90
Saturday ug tLr accidental aisca 2rgs OF his
pis',l.
tls company, o! Fo!t Hor.h, capital ST.
E.T. Holi,, chief boo,-s5e5ss in the
treasury .tp--,m ut, hs7 ses'goed, and Is
succs,1au by Mr.. Brown.
Tire E0aslon, Eas Il West Texas rail-
way ra.a ~. 900 passenger tex.
Temple Jl:y bnEGs, T. the Gm5nrt OF
5000, were registered -" ey, making
81 go Ti,a those ported Saturday.
The co oc'yr orc lCrnop county settled
to-day. He paid ~ S2,5Sl. -,
An Official dl2patch vss today received
from Brownwoud, sguea By Captain Gil
lespic, s'rtn: tbLt the rangers We're ~ pur
suit rt 81 arty ut horse tuieyCa III Brown
equity; thai a fight hiss: occurred IN which
one Of the thieves wt3 wounded, aad one e.
the raugera. The thisi was severely SHOT,
and it was tholgnt We would die.
The following tChcol census feports have
been received: Live OAK county, $40 chi.
dren; last ycqr, 305 o ange, Si3i issJ yeer,
$50; city OF LareuU, 79I; last year, 1878:
CITY of Cisco, 2l5, las' wear, Isl.
Aehbsl Smith is here, 8nd the board OF
gents viii meet to'mOrrop, There are
several applicants for DE- Nall5t's place.
The graduating * !cises OF Alta VISTA
institute took place To-day there Being ii
graduates, Colonel g. s. 1eXey delivered
the literary address, which WAS elegant ana
a model of APPROPRIATENESS.
Billy WsttOrd, the man shot by the ne
gro mob ehott time EGG, died yesterday
q, d was buried to-day.
News was received here Of the death at
Burlet Of Mr.. Hugh Kelly, popular
Young msn Of this city.
Mayor SsyIQr left With his inmily to-day
for III Psso TO take ch rye of the cusVom-
house there.
The following named gentlemen will
compose the Austin Gun c'ub's te"m to
shoot against the a Gmo Gun club, on
Wedntsda N San a. tonic: Monroe Mi.
Ter, r Y. Baudy, Muj0I Ryan. O. A. Gard.
ner, j. g. PetmeCky and I. 7 Hoi!ayd.
the colured people ere preparing Tor a
big time on Emancipation day.
Austin has LOST another good ciiizei IN
the Ceath Of MIR. RoDert Stafford B3GoD.
which occurred at bis residence, on North
Congress fverue, 3 o o'cl ok this morning
otter lingering illI ess. The deceased has
resided IL lis CITY since 1860 and wa3
hiehly estee med IN busiI eas md social
ciIclts fer his many exec llert qualities
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pgSgsoS, June 81 peciul l-Whilc .Mr7.
JCun Denny, VIE o. "a" prominent MNr
s'r e. butcher, was idiUr 90 horfehicE 60
day, her horse beCsmc frightened aud ran
ana pitched vita her, and, notwithstlndlEu
her excellent horsemauBhip, she was
thTONG nom the dbl" with Der loot nan e
ins in the stirup, until she struck the
ground, when u WIS released, hut not
until both bones Of oa' limb wora hrnRah
just above the Sukls,
Toe rick nlssons ave onR strike iur 50
pCF day. rnsy have been receiving -,
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DENTON.

DENTON, June 9.-[Speoial.l 1.-The tel"'
phone continues "a be source OF YexstOn
IL thnss who desire 60 pstroni2e II.
The weather iiar, and few days mora
g1oa weatha! wil, snp the best whest crop
ever harvested in Denton county we!l taken
care c.
Mnch Interest IN fal. here by our fire
men IN tho Nale convention OF tiremen,
aud Denton v'| he well Represented,
naad,u bv iHc chigt Of our department,
Glrtun Wu.ew }. Austiu, one OF IRE mos
enthusiastic AND best posted illeMtn N tn
ate.
T. Z. Psfohsll and faulty, who hevc been
visiting m frraut couaty, reiurned no
this mnrniMg.
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BrLr5y, Jgre 0-[sp5oill,l-Our water
w.rsstysteHl ia aH0rt uHtapis,ed. 10 is &C.
ec.od tnpy .IIi ThrOW saitr next hru0ss'
day, fha c1u,Tu o!g m" 10 run me woFFs u
mGurh 1t their GWu uEN6use before tur1'ns
il over - the uliy, Tue stand Tino Is ~ y
feu, high. TINS nuttom Of II is 100 hundred
ioTt EOnva The 'qllre.
The comp'r4, began op ration here some
time IN September, ana pressed over 1900
bales.
Tho general outlook for crops now is very
hattering. HervgF'iug has been detained
b. continued vet weather, but Nn Gbupd-
nrce OF small grain ha- been raised aud In
y few more days will De harvested.
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KII.III.N.

KnIrEN, Jane o. special. mir. J. u
Green aud fim ly returned home from
Georgetown silU'cuy Night, aiier weeks
absence,
Ml,,rs Boards, s.ric-s If Mrs. Myers, o.
this ogJv. ls't yeslcr4ay tor Jrcir home in
Missouri, srer spepdIGs tho wintcr 10
Texas.
ur !. ". Dunn nrriv, } TO-DAY vie the
Santa Fe with 100 fac AugorG goats isop
C,.pu, Christ. he is going 10 make this
NJ &c ris 'UrpiC home
Mrs. b. L-v,1s ana child, reported sho q
tey days ayl hoIc, are ttil livicg ard dong
wei.
Iti rumorci tho Santa Fe pronuse put.
ting pens here. This has long been "3nled
md wall bg . benefit TO our stoct men rcl-
erHlly.
Weather continues foe and warm The
Thermometer registered 9l7 today in the
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WACO.

Waco, Juhe 9.-[Specisll 1T. T. Gam.
mage, OF Palestine, Texas, commissioner to
the New Orleans exposition, delivered au ad-
dress here tonight o. that subject. A
Ladies Auxiliary association was also or.
eauizsd this afternoon by Mrs. Hardy,
honorary commissioner from the state. This
city srd county will contribute largely to
the Texas exhibit.
Scott Vaughn and jerry Fillmore are
brothers.in-Isw, living 10 the country.
Vaughn cut Fillmore 60 baby, 1t Is thought
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BROWNWOOD.

Brentwood, June 9-[5pecisl. IA
bloody tragedy occurred last Saturday
evening late between a member of the
rangers force stationed at this place and q
man giving his meme as G.. d. Brooks,
which resulted in Brooks being MORALLY
wounded and the tligbt woundipg of the
ranger. The man Brooks was charged
with stealing wagon rom Frank Reid
hart, OF Cisco. He lei the wagon with R.
Il. Hughes near Clio, this county. A party
from Cisco sde affidavit against Brooks
and the papers tnrned over TO the sheriff
for execution, Tor which purpose MIR. Perry,
Q deputy eheriff, with Captain Gillespie, OF
the ranger force, ard one ranger, went
to make the arrest. Before reach
ing the place where the party
were campeG, it was feared that there were
several men, and that Two OF them had
come on to town. Captain Gillespie and
Perry came back to town, sending the
ranger to guard the road TO The camp.
Captain Gillespie ard Deputy Perry
succeeded In are ting the parties here in
town al d stsTted with then ont to where
they were in camp, but before they reached
the camp the shooting commenced. The
ranger VINO was rent to guard the road,
crossed the BAYOU and cam upon the man
Brooks In camp about one mile from town.
The nrrset wet made without any trouble,
ant rs they were just ready TO
leave camp Tor town the man ssked per-
mission to get bis coat out Of the wagon,
which was grsnted him, but instead Of get
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12
FORT SMITH.

F,Rr SMITH, June 9-[Special.1-John
Jones, notorious house thief, was con-
voted in the circuit court Of this county
to. day and cent up for ten years. HIS
partner, Berry Carter, entered plea Of
guilty, but has not yet been sentenced.