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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-11
A MARRYING MAN.
Tie Gay Lothario Who Had
Several Names and More
Wives,
ovsrtaken in His Crimes, He Proposes to
Atoms to the STATE, B come Chris
tian and MAX His Wife Happy
Oceans OF Filth for Scandal Mongers to
Fish in-An Awful Picture Of
D.basej SOCIAL Life


Fish in-An Awful Picture Of
Debased Soc al Life.
BRIDGEruRr, CoNN. August 9.-The
H,pIe chnrge OF bgaluy, forgery and
theft has been preferred against dash
ing looki < young man calling himself
Ja>. Abbo t, aud ola ming this town as
his home, who wa arrested here to day
by Detective, Tiylor and Arnold after
search lasting more than month Three
wives have ready been heard fr M aud
II is thought that other innocent young
gr.s have been yictmilcd; but the full
extent OF his criminal record can not bs
learned. Enough is known, however, to
entitlc the accused to a lengthy period he
hind the bars of prison cell -Four years
ago Abbott was living in this place, and
in the emp oy of : VI Cate, and while
here he was arrested Tor a murder com
united in lutrytOwn, New York lie
was taken 10 the after place, but as
there was no evidence against him, he
WAS iii Oh rged. He then went to New
York aud made the Acquaintance OF Miss
Leonard, an actress, whom he married.
This was about two years ago At that
TIM he called himself Francis stevens,
aud was a.so Known by the alias of Dayit
II King. Alter living with his
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The 6reat Sheep Raiser.

VT Alfred Hay. OF Bo, manoomanA
says that a few applications OF
Jacob, Oil, the great pain-l clever,
Nsa him VI painful ueufslgia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-11

DETROIT, hiCH,, August s.-LI man A
Brsut, p ominent member OF VI Green
back parry, Was asked what he thought
OF Buffers 20 itical prospsets Ia this
State ~ seen from bis standpoint. lie
said he looked TOR . vote OF Al least ~,
D. o, And possibly 100, 900, iu this StIt'
Tor the Gree ubseh Labor candidate
Butler is immensely popular In Mich'-
gan, and will call out the FIJI strength
II the party, as well az draw numbers
II good votes from both the other par
ties. lie thought, now tn t Butter Is
positively In the field, that GrecnbafHers
VIII cast larger vote for him In TINS
State than the Democrats viii Tor CleEo-
land.
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NeSrsir Military Academy, >hN""-
nah. Ia.

r lhgorp" ated aud governed boy Board of
tinsl-- :; sfull and experienced CORPS Of fr"
ieSsors, location unsurlasscl for beauty aud
hse.llhtulness; Discipline equal To- that of The
Ssn, SCHOOLS of the country new and maghlh-
- buildings, erected especially tor Inc
so aSol seven States represented. Degrees
NoTTierred upon graduates
,.itIe ial session befius October sth For
Sosnes' stc., address the superintendent
IlnS2" MAJ b. j. BukSES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-25

IT is our good fortune to have with MS
today the Hon. William d. Kelley, q
Pennsylvania, 4 man who knows the in
side and the outside Of the tariff question
and is always on the right side. Ameri-
can labor has no stronger champion than
"Oll Pig lron," whose voice for y quarter
Of a century, in Congress and on the ros-
truln, has defended its, cause with deep
learning, marvellous skill, imasteriul elo-
quence and lions courage.
Judge Kelly's name is almost as famil-
Jar abroad as in his own country, and by
common consent lie is. one, of the: states
men oi:liis timt:: This rare man, whose
public services can never be fully reward
ed; this American OF the true American
school, whose stalwart defense OF the toll
crs OF his own land has conferred upon
him the only true nobility, will be heard
in Wheeling tonight at the Opera House:
All that Wheeling is she owes 10 the
policy which Judge Kelley advocates
with passionate ardor which not even
bodily suffering has cooled. AT all times
and all places, with eloquent voice and
trenchant pen, he has proclaimed it to the
world that American labor must and shall
be free, the American home must and
shall be protected, Whcslinytis glad 10
honor this illustrious American,
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Important Church Conference.

PlrrsnuRdn, September o4.-In obcdi.
ence to call recently issued by the Asso.
ciatcd Reformed Synod OF the South, n
conference OF delegates from the Psalm
singing churches will be held in this city
tomorrow. The denominations which
will have representation will be the Unit.
ell Presbyterian, Southern Associate Re-
form, Old Side Reformed and probably the
New Side Reformed Prcsbyterians, the
latter not having as yet signitied any in.
tention of joining the conference, Tie
object of the meeting is to consult with
reference to a close union and devise
means whereby the customs Of the faith.
ers OF the Psalm singing churches may be
preserved. This is the first conference OF
the kind and is a result OF many years
thought and debate on the part Of tile dc.
interested = ~ - :.
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CArlTAL NOTES. :.

Z .
r, WAsNlSoroS, y. G., scprcmbcr "a
lhe Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
To-day appointed Cheney, Il. Proutley
Deputy Collector and Inspector Of Gus.
TOMS TOM ut Corpus Christi, Texas, vice G. G..
Brewster, removed. =, Z 4
:, The Chinese government has applied
throng, Mr.. Young, our Minister, at pekin,
lor 5000 square feet for its display at the
approaching New Orleans Exposition.
slr. Burke, Director General, has been
written to upon the subject! by the De-
partment Of State y; '.;ig1 rs, 81,
Governor or,Kellosg,tin his"telcgram &C.
s,ep'1ng ,p the nomination; for Congress in
!!e Third Louisiana district, says that as
The issue involved in the present canvass
IS clearly that Of protection against non.
protection, directly affecting the vital in.
terests Of every planter and ,laborer in. the
district the result ought MOTTO be doubtful.
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The Vacant Sccret,.ryship.

WAsllsoYqS,, D. c., September 94.-
The term OF G. =, Coon, as acting sccre-
tary Of the Treasury under special designa.
ton by the President expired at the close
Of business to-day. All business which
by law must ibe transacted by the Sccre-
tary, will therefore have to be held in
abeyanccuntil IN appointment is made to
fill the vacancy.i The Star says the latest
rumor in resai1l TO the treasury vacancy
is that the1ostmaster General will proba-
Ny bc appointed for II few days, until the
President can communicate with gentle.
man whom he wishes to accept the posi-.
ton. IVA -sFaG
The Republican to-morrow morning will
say that Gresham has resigned from the
iostotiicc Department and will become
Secretary OF the Treasury. First Assist
ant Postmaster General Hatton will act us
Fossmas,efHetlsEil ;until .Greshams sue.
cessor is appointed; '-sff$ = ~ ;.il.. !.
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a Holy Ann Hun Ont.

PARIS, Mo-, September ga holiness
camp meeting is in progress in this ooun.
ty, about eight miles southeast Of here.
Monday night r. W. r. Ellis, a holiness
preacher and editor Of Fire and Hammer n
holiness organ published at North Toneka
Kansas, conducted services in the tent
The congregation BECAME so incensed Mt
hislanguagc and sensations, that about two.
thirds left the tent and an indignation
meeting was held outside. 4 psoposal
was made to take Ellis to lalt river and
duck him, but q constable, who was pres
ent, persuaded the crowd not to use vio.
lcnce, and after considerable parley Ellis
was notified to leave the COUNTY. whicht
he agreed to do. Tho constable took
charge Of him Moa.lay night to protect t
him, and yesterday he LETT for healthier
helds lIs y .s.oo.; Inc other preachers engaged in
able men. -.&7 - t''sNi
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DANKEn FAwcErr,s FA1LunE.
Its Depressing Efect In Ontarto-llls Lin.
u t bllities Almost n Million. g..yJgIgt

% .
LONDON, 0Nr., September o4.--The fail.
ure OF Thomas Fawceu, the private bank.
or, has depressing effect In western On.
tario. A great portion OF the banking
business Of that section has been in the
hands Of private bankers and that Of Fuw.
cetts was one Of tho largest Of these. Be.
sides the office In London, he was interest.
ed In branch establishments in Waterford.
Wyoming, Arizona, Alvinston, Millbrook
Thornburg, Dresden, Mitchell, Thames.
vile, and other places. In an interyicwto.
day Mr.. Fawcett said his liabilities nj n
rough guess cannot be far shortof $500 900
or 5000, 900. That estimate includes tloiin.
bllitics of his agencies in which l,e IL In.
tercsted. He felt satisfied his assets aro
far in advance Of the amount named,
although. Of course, II his estate be forced
into liquidation, or placed in the hands OF
an assignee, some Of the securities held
would not realize their face value. Hc
was confident his estate, II properly INN.
died, would pay dollar for dollar When
asked about the deposits in his agencies
he said he had not Ind nh opportunity Of
nscertaining evenan approximate estimate
OF the deposits, but since the Federal diili-
Guilty tho shrinkage in nearly all the
agencies has been very large. Iii addition
to this, many farmers have been forced to
withdraw their money. The failure, he
thought, was due 10 tho dullncss of tho
cattle trade, in which his different agencies
are very largely interested. '57E"
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y.
Labor Trouble ut Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September "a
There isa prospect of serious, trouble in
this city between resident laborers and
a gang OF Italian and Hungarian laborcrs
imported from New York by Thos. Nc.
Cam OF that city, who has the contract
Tor SaD,00o or ,SSi00,000 worth Of sewer
piping in this district. hes@::laborers
here, principally colorcd men, have been
receiving Sl.50. 1t is said tho imported
laboren will only be paid sevcnty-tivc
cents and ninety cents per day. A gang
ote0o ioreignersisin carnp in:Galcs wood,
JUS, outside oistle city limits and en-
G!oyed OH tle boundary sewers. The
Washington laborers are very indignant
over the importation OF foreign labor.
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THROUGH NEW YORK.
THE EMPIRE STATES GREETING
To james q. Dlaino-A Triumphal Tour,
Tho People Turn Out En- Mas.c TO
Greet the Next President OF the st
United Stntcs-Insldcnts. t,,f
sprlu, Di.pa.ch 10 he intelligence,

SYRACUSE, N. y, September o4.-A1r.
Blaine started for the West yesterday on a
special train from New York. lie spends
the night in this city. Ills journey up
the beautiful valleys Of the Hudson and
the Mohawk was series Of brilliant ova-
tons. Atevcry place the train stopped
great crowds thronscd tho dcpots and
checrcd Justify for Blaine. The working
men were in the majority. Factories and
foundries were In most cases draped with
flags and bunting. The people OF New
York arc on fire with enthusiasm. z,
At Albany, Cleveland's present home,
10000 people greeted MI. Blaine. They
hung to the sides and climbed to the tors
OF tho cars and never tired Of cheering.
The towns along the line were decorated,
and the crowds at the stations were head
cd ybands and handsomely uniformed
clubs. Words fail to express tho cordial
enthusiasm which meets Mr.. Blaine ut MI
places.
Even where 1t was known that the train
would not stop great crowds lined the
track and chcercd the passing cars. Mr..
Blaine made few happy remarks at the
places and ringing speeches were
made by Chauncy NJ. Dcpew, Howard
Carroll, Martin /. Townsend and a nun.
ber OF other distinguished Republicans.
The crowds which gathered to greet Mr..
Blaine were immense. New York never
honored candidate us she has to-day
honorcd Mr.. Blaine.
Tho crowning glory Of the day was tie
nocturnal demonstration at Syracuse. The
streets OF the city were brilliantly illu-
minated and myriads of colored lights
dyed the skies gorgeous crimson. Thirty
five hundred uniformed men turned out
with torches. Mr.. Blaine addressed
crowd Of 10000.
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LoSnoS, September PA Paris cor.
respondent Of the Morning Neps says a well
known correspondent OF several news,
papers in America cloped with the young
wife Of an English noblcman. Detectives
tracked tho iugitivcs to Brussels, but tho
scent WIS lost in that city and it is believed
they have taken passage to the colonies.
The lady is stated to be one OF the most
beautiful women in Europe, and the clone.
mcnt is considered very incomprehensible
by her relatives and friends. The
Journalist is old enough TO be tho iather
made public, u $3.50. 80 - =. oe1 W
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A SnvorY Ercnolllnan.

LONDON, September 24.-Ebcnsbere
proprietor OF the Hotel srlcndide, Paris,
was arrested at Lisbon when about to de-
part on the steamer Oregon for La Plata,
Oh charges Of fraud, and has been allowed
to proceed in consequence Of defectiy,
warrants Of arrest. 1t is believed, how.
eyer, no will yet be brought to Justice at
iaris, us the oftense is comprised in tic
laws OF cxtradition with Brazil. His dciul.
cations amount to S320,O00. He had de.
serted his wife and family, and it is ascer.
tanned he kept three mistresses and tled
with fourth. ~ - - : - 'S' ~
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A IlrOken Firm,

New ioRK, September 2i.-The llahill.
ties OF Burdettc & Pond arc estimated ut
$3.50, 600. The firm was established in
1869 and did an exclusively South Amcri.
can import and export business, receiving
from'therc crude rubber nuts, drugs, &c,
In return they shipped various articles oi
American Manufacture for which thcy nh,
talnod orders through branch house IN IN
Peru. A considerable part al tha!r means
was invested in real ea,a,e and the volume
OF their business Was SO large thew found
it necessary 10 Issue notes for which tharo
has been little demand of late. '''e'0 ~ = :
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Louisville WhlskY Failure,

LorlsvlLtE, ny, September 24.-The
later developments in the failure of:New.
comb, Buchanan & Company were almost
the sole topic Of conversation in business
circles to-day, This morning the officers
OF the various banks that held the defunct
firms paper have been quietly looking IN
matters to see how much they, have hoen
caught for, fanythlng, 1t is not unusual
to see these officers visiting warehouses
with q bundle Of receipts for the purpose
ol comparing the paper with the actual
supply. - ..gf.a 81 =, .'''''s' '''s'"' y
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IN Ills OWN BEHALF.
: SENSATIONAL EN- SCENE AT A TRIAL
~ oo'nheet'ent-A '' Murderer Tells How he
N'''ea Ills wlfs's acknowledgement
III hnI'nund--Two Girls Murder
q Their Brothcr-Other Crimes.

New LONDON, CT., September e4.-In
tho trial today Of Frank Conant for the
murder Of Alfred Mcclellan, Conant wus
OH the stand and told the story Of l,is
wiie's confession TO being sc,luced by Nc.
lcllan. Conant continued that he Ind
been twice prevented by his wife
from committing suicide. Conant added
that on the Sunday Of the killing he
invited Mcclellan to ride that Sunday
with the idea Of bringing him to his Co
nants) house, where he proposed to con.
front him with his wife with charge Of
seduction. When they reached Co.
nants house Mrs. Conant liud not
returned from Church, and to xii time
Conant invited Mcclellan to the barn to
sec tho colt. While in the barn Conant
became SO overcome with emotion that he
could not restrain himself and said to Nc.
Le!lan: &C. d. you Mcclellan. yo,,
seduced my wife" Mcclellan seized n
wheel-spoke and rushed upon Conant.
when tho latter drew revolver
and fired. The weapon went Of
a second time and Mcclellan screamed nnI
whlrled towards the door. Conant dill
not remember anything after that until
he saw Mcclellan lying III the street. iIe
went to church and told his wife he hud
killed Mcclellan. His wife replied, "My
dod! haa It come 10 this" & y15a5 "a =,
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Anticlpntinc n prolouv,,, ", i, !. .

San Francisco, September 24.-In an.
ticipat;on oi o prolonged war with France
large shipments Of provisions are being
madcto China. Tho Pacific mail steamers
during the past month carried away ., 100
tons OF flour alone. The San Pablo.
which sails Tomorrow, has all her space
engaged. She carries 1000 tons OF flour
besides other provisions, all consigned to
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At the lIolne of ConklInr.

UrIcA, NY, September 24.-Whcn the
train entered the depot here every availa-
bic spot beside the track and in front OF
Baggs' hotel was packed. Mr.. Blaine was
introduced by VIM. lIackctt, OF the State
Committee, and was loudly chccrcd. lie
said: II thank you very sincerely, citi-
zens OF Utica, for this cordial greeting,
and this corlial welcome. 1t is the grand
conclusion of 4 series OF welcomes that
have enjoyed to-day in the Mohawk Val
ley, which have touched mo very deeply
with sense OF gratitude which | confess
to be greatly enhanced bv this large
demonstration Of friendly welcome in tho
tiIy oI uuts'. lApplause.I III return l
can only express to you my appreciation
81 all the kindness have received in the
State of New York by my sincere wisl, for
the continued prosperity OF your city and
yourState and bid you acordial goodbye"
at Fonda Willard J. Peacock intro
.luced Mr.. Blaine as the "iricnd OF Ancri-
uan industries and he was received with
great cheers. Mr.. Blaine said: "Gcntle-
men your very cordial greeting adds one
other welcome to the many I have had
since left the great. metropolis Of your
State this morning. I can never forget
the great kindness with which I have been
treated on my journey through New York
so far, nor can l ever forget the welcome
you have given me here to-day. thank
you very sincerely for it, and for all your
Sindness towards me. l know YOU will
be pleased when ! present to you young
man whom ] have long known and esteem-
ed as n friend, Mr.. Howard Carroll" :"
Enthusiastic applause.) 2ea
= Mr.. Carroll made few remarks. y,gs.}4
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DAYTON, o., September pa heavy
rain relieved the longest drouth for. wears
In the Miami Valley. 1t was welcomed
by the farmers aud gardeners rs a God
send Though too late for vegetables TINT
l,ave leen dried out. Corn has srlIars,i
much and other crops are injured. This
Is the first rain throughout the valley
since August third, .SsS,5S'',g ' -"
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GENERAL l.oGAS's face is so familiar
and SO plentiiully pictured in these days,
and his career has been but recently so
fully set forth, that it is not necessary nj
this time to reproduce his portrait or his
brilliant history. The American people
know NIL about the man who is to be their
next Vice President. There isn'ta child
who will not recognize him as he rides
through the streets today.
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Hrrr your eye on the old soldiers when
they scta sight OF Logan. There are men
here who followed him in the long dgo,
and they are with him now. There arc
Others who fought under another banner,
who will to-day march side by side with
the veterans OF the Union, and they will
DO little hurrahing too. 4 .s. ,.i \;
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MARTINS FERRY.

oIrs. Plunkett, the Kidnnpper-An Gaming
to Hcar Logan. -
Mr.. E; Grandson leaves for Niagara
Falls to-day. .5g f'YS1 et''''
". II. Wood has returned from Il two
weeks trip to Muskegon, Michigan.
The Republicans will tnrn ont en- rnasse
Ior the Logan meeting on Wheeling Is
land to-day. ss,." :
Mrs. 81. W. Smith gave very pleasant
ten party to Il number Of her friends Tues.
day, evening. i5S15i5 - {
The Martins Ferry, foundry is still idle.
owing to the failure Of tho water 'suDply
for running the engine. .5 Z. = -
3 All the Republican marching cubshaye
been invited to join tho procession ut
A council Of the National Union. a mn
tual benefit order. will be organized here
In day or,two with over, thirty cha, ter
members. = - ss:'i.:5.5' = -,
: Tho stonework is about finished on the
First ward school building. The carpen-
ters are at work and the brick masons will
follow in aday or two. .5s.5.!sl:: 5!,5.sl: 5.
!he Juhiorl'lalne and Logan Club re-
ceived their uniforms last evening and
they will make their first: appearance in
them this, evening at the great torchlieht
prooesslonin Wheeling. I
Mrs; Punkett, who was tried before
Mayor Mitchell Tuesday OH the charge Of
enticing Miss Annie Burber from her
home, Will probably be taken to st. Clairs.
vile to-day in default OF the 81 900 bail, in
which amount she was bound over to
court, ,ll \ ~. i,
There was very pleasant surprise
party rendered Mr.. Wm. Woodruff at his
residence on North Third street Tuesday
evening, by number OF his friends. liz
was presented with a gold headed cane by
N MS fellow workmen OF the Laughlin mill.
The presentation speech was made by MI.
Thsaphilus Pugh. There was IN elegant
oullation served during the evening. The
ALTAR. was in honor Of Mr.. WoodruF's s
birthday, ~ ,j35if ..S@i,gjj i.7lSJS2''
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Texas Republicans,

/ DALLAS, Ten, September oo4..-The
straightout Republican Convention reas.
sembled this morning. The following
ticket was nomiAsteli For Goysrnof,
Judge A. B. Norton, Of Dallas Lieutenant
Governor, John Haynes, OF Webb county;
Treasurer, Samuel w. johnson, OF Bixa !;
Comptroller, Fred W. Mingcr, Of Lamar
Attorney General, L. G. GratLus, Of Bi:a ;
Commissioner 81 the Land 0tlice, r.. ].
Evans, (colored) Of Grimes; Supcrintend:
ent Of Public Instruction, II. 3. Mckinney,
Of Trayies. After the;appoiptment Of q
committee 10 Issue ap address to the Re.
publicans OF Texas the convention I'D.
iourncd sint de. j :. ~.
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THE TALE vr4.lETOUIs.
B!aine's Trip Through Nsw York Ono Con.
.a - tlnucd Ovation. ~, t.Sss. a. : u

-
tinucd Ovation. ~ 20, Z
NEw fonE, September, 2i.-Mr. Blaine
this morning received a$delegation from
the Young Mems Republican Club, Of
B:ooklyn, who came to inform him Of the
action Of that club last night III resolving to
support him. Mr.. Blaine thanked the dele
CATION, and at $50 a. NJ. Chairman james
D. Warren, Of the Republican State Com
m;ttee and A. S. Draper, Of the Executive
Committee waited on him and escorted
him to the Grand Central depot. AT this
point u crowd Of five hundred people as
sembled. When Mr.. Blaine and the
prominent members OF the party going
with him, drove up to ythe door Of the
depot, the crowd III waiting Immediately
surrounded Mr.. Blaine's carriage and gave
three cheers. As he entered the waiting
room leaning on the arm Of Chairman
James D. Warren, the cheers were re.
pcated. Mr.. Blaine acknowledged the
demonstration by lifting his Int, and
then quickly crossed the room md
passed out on the station platform, the
cheering being rcpcatcdas he disappeared
through the doorway. The train left
promptly j; at nine o'clock with MIR.
blaine standing on the back platform bow
to the cheering crowds. The programme