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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Dr. J Braddcld'
DEAR ~IR-Somc fifteen years ago
examined the receipt of your Fee
male Regulator. and carefully studied
authorities in regard tu its coinpo'
ncnt,: and then. aS well as now, pro-
nouncc il To he the most scientific and
,killful combination ofthc really re-
liable and rrlnedia. vegetable agent :
known to science to act directly ON
the womb and uterine organs and
part, ,ympathizing directly with these;
and. therefore. providing a speclilc
remedy for all diseases of the womb
and Of the adjacent organ, aud parts
Yours truly,
.IESSE BoRING, VI. ID. ID. -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

ANY one desiring "A bicycle can pro-
cure any information relating to hi
Nrle- and sundrics from me AT Muhl'-
,Lop. Am alway, glad to talk bicycle.
T.. II. WILCOX.
Ag't for all makes of the lillirbrdsr
IIandwi,or. jul - lw
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PRESS OPINIONS.

I,,,,,, tL. n,r,,r.--nr in the tu.r
PRESS oPiNioNN'
Atlanta JouIhaI H' ''''
men are who"ping up I" "ri mayor
ity in the next legislature we Hh"n'"
not allow them Ia capture the farming
portion of Texas. hr cat'lcllrh wv"
are growing rlrh Oh thr Hr''' -, W.
Texas, ought to c"htf'p t'' !" '"'
S'lo"l i.'hu l"r '''' I'N ~ ''''
r,' Lio..;un il, tho ruI tn fbr rrnulc
~ thn ,,hnlr .totr
Daily Democrat; ne AM l-i'a'' III"
advocates have suld tllhc an" aE"'"
that no actual settler W"uld daf' u" ''
ter - pasture 10 take up h"'il''V'l"'
but few citizens "i hrran' county
/ have gone right along iiiNa"'" pas
/ turr, gut thclr lana, hh' are u"Fl,N'
| Now who shall oe h'lu r''i''nHl"' W.
this waste OF precious PRINTER nm
misguided Judgment. l" 'aA h"'''''e
of misicad, crc"ul"u@ pu"'lc'
bolI,. Herald. Each paper in the state
should publish I" the W"rlu '''"' li''
tnttlrmen .onN'htl"h' N''''!l"'r''l. -
So-called,) held IN Abilene III H. Pla'-
form said We d" most earnest M
-i>l that the school ahd a~\ i'i'" l'lluN
of the state he agaIll pIa'" on 'h'
market at iormrf nr'r,' '"1N ~ "n'
dollar pcra'rr. me ii''"'" VA.
knows now t"rNpi''o rs '"'''S ""' ~ '"''
al such proposition. !" >''' '''','
lands t" the rl'h 'a'li' n''"h, !" "'''
dollar per acre Whrh' l"rN""'l' '''E
are worth three, lNt ANA even zen ''"'-
lars per acre.
New York sun: At the meeting of
the Indrpcndcnt Republicans. Col. r.
"A IIiuuiu.ou argued that il is safe to
trust the Government of the United
states TO "A man who has governed
like fl man II state containing one
% tenth the inhabitants and onc-scVrutl
of the wealth of this country MIR
cleveland has certainly governed th,
% state like n man not especially in tn,
, Democratic partv. and il is no wonder
, fine Iudcprn,lrnt Republicans thinl
, hr has had sufficient experience an,
has shown sufficient neglect of hi,
nortv t, Ia, collrd mn hiuhcr.
Galveston News: ne pari ''ail.
the present N'a,' N""''llS 'l".'""
o reason WHY Governor ireland shout,
Inc continued i'm office for auuthr.
| ,.r,n nrr left to fall back ON the al,
% huI,jr. tI,t mo /. rntltlrd ION rrnoui
n.,t;'n Ia, his marty bncou.r those N IA,
,,,ann,,.I linn in tLr Executive office
,,nr, .n hnnnrrJ and because hr ouuh
+ ,n I,,vr - second term i'm which /,
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The latest fancy in Parisian coitlures
i, the Louis Nv style.

There is one place in the CITY o.
Waco where q. haf hour or so can be
spent protitaby in examining beau iful
sn .cinrr 5 oi art. aud h / place L. the
a gallery of Mr. ". ID. Jackson on
Austin ayeHue. Mr.. lacks IA has re-
ceutly secured the ,ervices IT o"e OF the
finest artists IN tie s'ate, Prof Cohen, of
Houston, anl the lines worh l. now
turned ont from his gall 'ry. The Pros
fes-or ha- the r"putation of briug IA very
fine pa nter aud specimens of his work
TO be seen at the gallery, will convince
ny one of this fact.
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Prpfessionai Notice

Dr. w. II tal'er has removed his OF.
flee 20 Castle. Morrison Il Co.'S drug
store. AT night h, en- be found At the
NJ Clrlland hotrl b, Teiephoning or 10y
ca liz q AT room lOl G.2O-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Why don't you cure your barkacho
with one of Bcnson'> tapcinc Porous
Plastcr,. sure and quick. 25c.
For sale by Castles ~ Morrison,
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Rnggage Transfer.

Leave your orders for carriages, or
baggage to be transferred from all
parts of the city al the Pacific Express
office, ornotity b! telephone. j25-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30
PUBLIC " ElGllER
Georgia Military Acndem''
nah, Ga.

Ircnrnornted and governed by pV1 W IN
Tfstee,' ',1 o'aSi i and Experienced cqrp, u
fessors: location unsurpassed ioi ,bat u y
healthfulne>> Discipline equal {" '',d us.si'
best school, Of the country ne" XIV aniT f5f o.
cent building,, erected tsPv.tnI'' peg7'
school. seven states TcpTcs'"'
conferred upon graduates ,.,.,, s,h. ~
The fall session begins ocl'ugi, tsndsnll
catalogues. etc. address the superb nj BsEs
A iul5 IW NJ NJ - ~
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Weayer> Wanted.

Women and girls wanted as wcav-
crN. Light work and good wages
SLANnEN-kIRKSEN WooLEN MILL.
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\ neat cottage residence opposite
the Fcmalc College. with four rooms
and well of -plendid water. Apply
to j. Il. street, at the ENNMlNER
office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

White and blue are the iavorite sea
side color>.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

..sN. ...N
ing interest. which made lnarh'u :,,,. ,I'.-
preston upon tue iilnu o' ''l'
which has received an "",'''"n''
charm and fresh impetus d! 'n'
cent flying visit to waco lll' '"l',
home of the one VINO HOW i''"'
lines.
The subject ol me ar'l''' 'o",y
ferred TO Wa>, ne N"!u' ~ va, ~
tluences aud a>No''a'ioh' "i1" 'r
after lives. tha' su'h ,'r> anu i,'"
tionships were never Ni."lH T".,,,i
ated: nor lhd'ed' '""'" 'i'u,; '",,.
vicissitudc overcome nor ''', 'i,'.'
out OF remeuoFaie'' - w., '.r n.
ative OF the author lu'" upon VIA,
subject, the writer ptYs ~ i''''!,
very strlhlhS "n" n, we S',.'o i''t''
touching incident "Il'" "''"I.'" !"
herseh hol ione "h.. ',.,'. '.,'.''i;r ~ r'n
Mexico, sctk'hE new '"l''' =" n'
old 'and' nlgh " III 'I' IRA N'"'',u
ana the hrs' h'gi'l "'!,''! Va
spent upon i"' t'EH i''', '''''t 'i',I
miles oil raliNhE h"' p't"
upon 'le N'Ni'"n N".'' '''''"i, "''
Moh'ereH' an" n,'Vi ,'",,,,''- u,,..,!, ,'"ru,
paHas at r. NJ III ''.' 49, 49,.
OF May '''" '"N'nE l"s
on ai Aiil''I'an ',"E' ,1' "
with its iull quota 9i Alhuf flGar
passengers. drive ana All an uaH
long. 10y some strange rplhcld'h''
| had been hummihE way p"W II
upon the Nwanee l'INer. ana lhr
leading refrain, far IRON ~" old
folks at home. despite MI efforts I"
the contrary, would cau-o tears IN
hidden To rise, which. after uIghlihli'
flowed unrestraincd. Ihcr" was a
feeling of dc>olation. time and again.
in a trecleso solitude of mu"- u"
strangcness of a strange cline. -"m"-
thing akin to the longing for the
shadow of great rock IN a weary
land" and hungering for the delight
ful realities of "lIomc, sweet Home.
and still the refrain of far from the
oll fnllS at hnuur" meyer rpu-Dd run
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Caicanthu> is the name of new
reddish brown tint.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30
Preparation Department of waco
University

In answer to many inquiries | wish
to assure our patrons that our l'repar-
atory Department will he thoroughly
rcorganiIcd and made more efficient
than ever before. especially in the de
partmcnt of reading, pennanship and
other important preparatory studies.
Prof. &. II. Wrdcmyer will preside
over thi, department for the next
term. lie will he aided by two eN-
prrirnccd lady tcachr,,. Prof, II. y.
ivy will teach reading and penman-
shin without additional cost.
RUFUS {. BUKLESoN.
Waco University, July -, lSs+ lw
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7 o Rent

A dwelling house with tour room
cOu"cn,cit wi h the business portion
ut the city. Apply to W IL. Wilkes
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. .

sleeves are still worn putird AT the
shoulders. but iii the arm closely.
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Tested II Qunricr "t IA Century and
standsI nriNnled.

IAiRANGE. GA,
Dr. BradGcld. Atlanta Ga;
DEAR ~IR-lt..kc pleasure in stat
inc that | have used. for the last
twenty years, the medicine YOU are
now putting up. known aS Dr. Brad
licld's Female Regulator. and consider
it the best combination ever gotten to-
gcthcr for the disease for which ii is
recommended. With kmdc-t regards
am, respectfully.
". h. FERRuLL, VI. -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30
Ntw WAGON. FEED AND 'ToVN

Corner First aud franSlin stFSHI,;iii. andlH
Foundry. have opened the MOI ,',,',,r gnd es'
The mraie,i and best arranged waH|, .h.l |",nblc 4,
ward that was ever offered Tor tIie, The w
rouare i'm the city OF Waco. nm .andy y.
vardS in the ciiy, it /, situated on Oh 'ros roSis
and with good drainsgc. is hor,' ,r,. new, y
persons l. ample Its feed stan, nlsns
dry and constructed by the lalesI 'Lind D
furnished with fresh iceu ol NJ ~ rs ~
%1lsT TS@ q III it, vatsT %S.H % the FaSG, &
Courthouse. Brazos Mills, lion "u"ii, In gener'
seed oil Mills, Elevator, bhsiiII H.. the nav,
and other Interesting places. hrnii oihers ".
with hi, team, the hor,tlnAh an.iyed sDi.p,,
with the promised comfort and r., CLAY,
molestation. Troprls"
jul lswlm --..,l
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Compnny Shops

Feather fans are the most tashiona-
bile kind.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Fawn color Is one of the most fash
iOuable colors.
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Waco University, July %, loo4 l'
A New Swing

The new Drown para>ol j. very
large in size and odd in shape.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

The EXAMINER surrenderS good
portion ofits editorial space this morn
ing To its fair correspondent, bona
Panchita, who il identical with Evan
geline," an old-time correspondent ol
the EXAMINER. Dona Panchita's let
tiers will always be found newsy, gos-
sipy aud interesting.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Sherman. July p. The stable of
Mr. J. T. Wheat, in the southwestern
portion of the city, caught lire at
sbuu, . o'clock this evening and Wa,
entirely destroyed before the flame.
were exrjnrii,hcd.
Nr WIN. l. Ayrcs, an old and re-
-t,ete4 citizens uf sherman. WA, ar
r..-ted ii.. evening charged with siam
8-r.ng NJ. zip Brown. of DunrlN
county. 10 the Panhandle. lie wa,
carried 4. jail but was released upon
giving bond of $500 for hi- appear
aurr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

The best smoking tobacco Is
Joker"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Austin, July IS. United state,
Marshal Go,lng is in Washington
City. it is sand, clearing up certain
charges made against him Toy one John
Price. relative to the reward paid for
the arrest of Polk, of Tennessee.
\ barn with 1000 hu,h"l, of oats,
one mulc and three horses, the prop
rrtv of Dr. Ward, of this city. were de
-troycd hY fire saturday night, The
| los, L. $1,000 and no Insurance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Fort Worth. July 2s.- Circular,
have been distributed to-day calling
the young Democracy to meet al the
court house Tonight, and the orgam-
lation is uow engaged in AN enthu,i-
a,tic session.
The endorsement Of 1horp An
drews for Floater by the Dalla, con-
yention on saturday, has to.eyer
bridged the bloodle,s cha,m. and
Dalla, and Tarrant will lie down "A,
peacefully A. two cooling doves. W,
are all for Wcllborn and Gibbs now
and think Dallas a great county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Marshal Ten. July -. Ci.y Mar
shat Arnold. OF Dallas, left here to-,la} ,
having in charge the two negroes.
ravlor Morgan and Gcorgc Hamilton,
who were arrested here Yesterday
morning. They are charged wish
huu,c-brcaking
superintendent Cumming and O. \.
Ilcinr, left Yesterday for II Louis.
Hy the apportionmcnt of the public
-chool fund, Harrison county get,
$4,000 and thi, city get SG,6oo.
Total S34. 800
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Corsicana, July 2s.-The first section
Of the regular east-bound passenger
train on the Texas x II. Louis railway
was wrecked last night at II O'Clock
at Negro Hin, four miles east OF here,
caused by two rails having been
removed The train consisted Of M
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IS CENf COLUMN

I'OH s\LE.-My rc-,GcIc', NoT,h a
street j NJ RlNklA\
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-30

Luling. July -. The County Con
Vcn,ion failed TO indorse the admins
tration of John ireland While his
denomination and election are con-
ccdcd. thinking Democrats in this
county did not prefer 10 mdor,r hlS
weak and inSipid administration. The
delegation wa, instructed +" cast the
vote of Caldwell county for HIM, but
the failure to indorsc wa, not an over
sight by large majority.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

PSACS CO 6Ou
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

Er8t1verH ICE IlUEEakuEus WpaHavaAs sssls, 80.
BJm Salon dsMMzsEes-0n rsGols JouI.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
A Cure for Beer Drinking.

DR.. Duncan, of Chicago. writes the
following letter to The Inter-Ocean of
that city : Knowing your deep inter
est in anything that benefits @lInntani
ty. | send v"n II fact. A man I" whom
I give medicine 10 help him break off
his tobacco habit came in +" day and
said What was that medicine You
gave me- 1t has taken away all my
appetite for beer and whisky. | lIar"
M more Numbering after beer than !
have after milk, and not 81 mnch aud
az for whiskry ar alcohol, it Is simply
disgusting to me n,gusu,aqu
| have known e4rs@AannDaax.
wrnty five years lin fact he was for
mrrly my school teacher. bat not
what he once was through his weak
neSs), aud | have .m accession to doubt
his word. The remedy is ia h"tntB
pathic medirin. prep nation frnm nlcis
y. ssceh alb (glob 30. 3 dec. zij). |
hasten to tell You of this fact, f"i It Is
something [ have been seeking for
y4arhfor The benefit Of the temperance
cauSdM With it we may control the
ante &atal. involuntary hankering for
liqunfg. especially beer. that is so an-
moving Ia Temperance mothers. In
der such circumstances it IS II disease.
and should lie, aud is ameuahle to
treatment.
have given this fact to the temper
ance women, aud hope it will he wide
spread.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

Two countrymen from Onion Creek
came to an Austin lawyer to- consult
about bringing a joint suit against "a
neislImr. The first began tn tell the
lawyer the cause of the trouble, EN-
bellisliing it rather literally. "Don't
III him any lies, Bill" interrupted
other; lit is his business to put i'll
lies. You will get him confused il
go to mixing your lies with his
eur ~ Siftings.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
otioe Of Registration.

ALI be at the places designated below
correct and revise registration books
IN place, also to register all voters who
OF heretofore registered. from 7 o'clock
M 6 o'clock p. ID. eafh day
I ousas-At the Court House, Oh Monday,
n ry 10, to Saturday. February s3;
& ingtan-At Town Hall, on Monday,
ny 25;
n Bayou Benf-At School House, on
1 v. February %;
Z Bayou Bnuf-At Louis Stages, on
stay, February y;
ine-AtL. Goudchaux's, on Thursday,
c. %;
! oraifie-At Jules Godeau's, on Friday,
II " %;
hviIle-At Morris store. on Monday,
axia--At School House, on Wedne, day,
III 5;
.rry's Landing At D. p. Saizan's, on
Lay, March &;
lille = At School Honse, on Friday.
oil Coteau-At Dunbar's, on Saturday,
mvne-At School House, on Monday,
10;
lee Crocle-At D. P. Richards, OF Tues
gMarch III;
.urch Point-At H. D. McBride's, on We'd
Hty, March IL;
sqneniine Brnlee = At Foreman g. Du-
], on Thursday, March 10;
Tyne AT Nj. Arenas store, IN Friday.
ch Id;
.rmentau-At v. Maignaud's, on Satnr-
Marcl Is;
,inte-aux-Lonps-At s. Carts, on Monday.
cll IL;
n,rhonsne City-At T. G. C~hachere's, on
lay, March iS;
|. n6faTqne-At Lsuis Courville's, on We'd
MarcIi ~;
j err Mananou-At Zenon Vidri les, on
.sIay. March 20
II;
er Mamman-At Landrenean's, on Sat
vRer Cre-k-At School House, on Mon
arcll "a;
Ilkl Chicot-At Sam Haas store, on Tues
1S&rcli 25;
san-At Charles Dossman's, on We'd
March %
&ate-At Mrs. H. Tate's, ON Thursday,
i Rad Prairie-At Paul Stages store,
asars March %;
enis-At Joseph Vidrine's store, on
re EarWe l B. P. Lahear's store, on
Pc Erch 81;
! en- At Joseph su%llice's, on Tuesday,
g4ucien Joubert's tore, on We'd
@n1 NIT House at Opelousas, from
nous eSil3 8, to Friday, April l8. 1884.
III Il. Il. PITRE.
Registrar.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

frller seems able to find ont what
orrison tariff bill means.-Proyi-
!. Press, Rep.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

Price s. per bottle, or 6 bottles for So. All
druggists have il or can get it for you. OF it
will be sent tn any address M receipt of price
by the proprietors. Dr.. b. j lKENDALL 81 Co,
Enosburgl Falls. VT
SOLD HBY ALL ID ne UGGRSTS.
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|he de la Vie.

as On rlmes de-
TN reve vide
est morte qua
ct les chosea y
elles nous ps'ss'.
eelIe. la vie
ort nest pas !
ssiere, tn reto
ussIere. = lie .
pour notre am
Ill ID tristesse,
in6e. Notre LOU
ne chaque le
ouve plus ava,
ng le temps vi
e~ouragenx, re.
t 6tre, batteI
che fnn6bre, q
le tombeau
lbours voiles q
ense champ de
DE-, dams y biy
be sois pas con
Sc laisse pon'
il IN h6ros dan
d d l~'avenir, 81
oient ses c0ule
ass6 enterrer
agir, dams le
aysc ton co9nr
nr Ia t6te.
$ vics des 81;
] font voir que ]
Dire notr6 vie
Dartant, laisser
lns lesabled u u
ID nos pas.
reinte qu'nn q
] frArc naufrage
L66r0 On echo
q et don't Ia WI
os4Mn Wa
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
For Sale.

HNHE old Pierre C"meau Plantation, situ-
4 aIed on Plaguemile Ridge. St. Landry,
containing. one hundred and fifty arl,ents OF
lan,l, of which about ei.hty-iire are fenced in,
will one good dwelling house about HOMO fl,
III good conttitian. and one tenant house.
This place l. rei,uted very fertile. is in II good
neighborilnad, aud labor plentiful.
Aisn. the undivided third OF IA tract Of first
class wondlautt, containing about $50 acres.
And, tl,. undivided third of another tract of
well timbere,l land, containing about 80 acres.
For terms and other particulars, apply to
JEAN BAPTISTE COMEAU,
Sept. 1tf Opeiousas. La.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

The successful treatment of %ringbOnes,
spavins, aud joint lameness has not been
prevalent in the veterinary profession. but
we find that DIR. Kendall has discovered a
remedy for such troubles that is doing no.
bic work everywhere. The remedy is eer-
tain III its effects. and does not blister, but
it has a magical effect in reducing the en-
largement and driving out the lameness. as
hundreds of testimonials prove. Price 81.
For sale by druggists everywhere, and by
DIR. j. b. Kendall Co, Enosburgh Falls. VT.
Hinton, w. Va, Dec. 10, 1888.
DIR. Z. j. KENDALL Co, Gentlemen: Yonr
valued favor of the 5th to hand. Stree dis
tribnting the books the demand for your
justly celebrated Kendall's SPAWN Cure has
increased 80 per cent. 1t is now considered
here rs the best remedy for rheumatism in
the world. Yours truly, l.. w BRUCE.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
Town Property for Sale.

NT Y RESIDENCES in Opelonsas. two-stories
IM with five rn"nis and hall. brick kitchen
ana pantry attached. servants house. ~cistern,
we'll, stable, crib. etc., and half square of
ground with tenement house, sulidivided into
yard, garden aud iots-hniidin.s all new, and
of cypress. Price. $S5OO-$I500 cash,
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
May l9. G. G. DUSON.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

Il dc temps pa
GU moins q
et la n d
6isse convena
gu pressure
tons, l'agent 4
en- cette In
tout, de Fat
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01

stipation, Dyspepsla, EnuIgsss
Ainssa Tsires. EnnanEafnf. and all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
CONGRESS-.
Saturdays Session of the House and
Senate.

Saturdays Session of the House and
Senate.
WASHINGTON, December 2O.-Mr. Vest
called up his resolution objecting to send,
ing the proposed surveying expedition to
Nicaragua. Mr.. Morgan moved that the
matter be considered in secret legislative
session. The motion was seconded By Mr..
Cameron. Of Wisconsin, and the doors were
ordered closed. While the order was being
executed Mr.. Conger said, II call for the
other side, to which Mr.. Cameron, Of Wis.
Consin, replied, There is no other side to
it, which raised laugh at Mr. Couger's
expense as the rules provide that on the
demand being at any time made by two
Senator'S the doors OF the Senate shall be
closed. The Senate then went into . secret
legislative session.
The House resumed consideration OF the
Interstate Commerce bill. Mr. Henderson,
Of Iowa, moved TO strike Oh! the section pro-
hibi,ing railroad companies from charging
greater compensation for transport
i0r freight shorter than a
longer distance. He believed the sec
ton was deadly to the interest of the
country he represented' the great agricu-
tural interest. Mr. Reagan opposed the
motion. Not to prohibit a greater rate tor
shorter than longer haul Wa to submit to
the railroads the regulation Of the entire
commerce of the country.
Broadhead is a Democrat.
In the contested election case Of Mclean
Is. Broadhead. of Missouri, the sub.commit-
tee by party vote have decided to report
the full committee in favor of Broadhead.
The House then adjourned until December
2lth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
The DEAD ORPHANS,
So Far Thirteen Dead Bodies
Found.
Over One Hundred Children Still
Missing.
Imperfect Means of COntsnding with
the Fire.
impossible to Identify the Bodies.
impossible to Identify the Bodies.

BEooKLYN \. Y. December 2O.-The
remains Of the adult found in the St. John $
Orphan Asylum ruins yesterday were those
Of Mary McCarren, widow, o! No. SO Pearl
street, Brooklyn, She was visiting her son.
Both .,erished. The County Charity Com
missiOners have offered the trustees several
vacant buildings for the children. The re-
construction Of the Orphan Asylum will be-
gin at once. There is much Indignation ex-
pressed against the management for not pro-
vlding means to extinguish fire. There was
very large water hydrant in the yard with
four butts, but there was no hose in or about
the building, nor any other means of ex-
inguishing fire. The whole building was
covered by manSard roof without brick
Partition between any part Of it. When the
flames got to this portion they ran like
lightning throughout the whole structure,
cutting of escape. Up to a late hour
Yesterday thirteen dead bodies had been
recovered. The list OF children was
then made up and l23 were unaccounted
for. While it may turn out that
not one of these is among the
ruins, the fact remains that tons OF burnt
timber and wrapped iron and fallen bricks
not remoyedmay entomb many more bodies
than have been recovered. The trustees Of
the home have hired force of men to con
tinue the search until it is settled beyond
question that there are no more bodies in
the wreck Of the building. In room of
the saved portion Of the asylum proper are
the bodies of those who have been found
They are tied up in sheets. ANY effort to
identify them would be perfectly useless.
In that room is the only story of the loss Of
life so far as known.