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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-11
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members o. souls committees vzere
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announced ftT- rwt weeks.
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a-u1tw aausuf CT tn question o. ruies.
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t5- HON mpsIttE n pres Il T. X pa
szgf a. guor a. POSSIBLE
congressman l1Hvns. o hennEvivs.-
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iuilon providing Tor constitution
zussndnient Il make postmaster elective
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cHGnas f1- ths adoption O. tina, lnss ty
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psnse paTTouugs ths politicians vii Ds
IUulC Il opposition.
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rours-reau N OogmgSor TINS afssrus1n
anr w.s $40, acAd by LnItso-Sszsss-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-11

AtoAI NsIiIIfessLllIt 800 .--...fi- :
rht following was received hers vez
JeTGay morning
hos; cOiG-wavs sIrIla. Thf ten
peTaturs viii la abou; 2 degrees II
tin Hex .nlrtv-twr hours.
EA2EH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

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80 '''''
~ " =
NPII'"' n'l' ''''' 1t ''U",''' a.
''gu III .''""! '''''' ID" ~, ,
ne NnN'r NOON 'o'H ''''' - ''''
place Tor o! S''is' h-h ana Sai'''-
Geo. ". Mclaughlin sells the best
groceries ana country p'""u'''
Opera Pulls. five cents per pack. at
A. llcrz'> cigar emporium.
G,tn IIcrl', cigar cmporimus and
ask for "Our Dai,y',."
Ladies' fine shoe. at sleeper. Clifton
& o..
>,.;.,, ,.o- loro in ,I,c district
N"' ,.l.,,r T"' VIVA Wa 5"cond a.sign.
~ ~ ,-,,, M. ,o-,Ia,
'''''' wa ,..-..,
ne r"I,' JuIil , ,'',' a NV ,bo"o
''3 " '.,, ,,,i,,,iin,, n,,.v
'", .,.., o..,,.,.
Lawn tANiN' E"'I'" "''' Wv I3''
noes ana IarI'l'hE '"",S " 49, "''
ZION "' ia"' ' or .,r ~ wort,
~ doll,r- a. r,,,ror. in,
Ino",1u", VI ''''''' " "
'"i' '''"'''
Tree. are being pian,r,d ~. inc y .,
of the nun street H'''o'"r, .i'"' W.
ana ON the 'ioe walks III ''"''' VI"
nun N''''''
\. J. Ha|ley gave uon" III wi '"l'I
ol H-,,oV eN'ct "",, ~, ~,
from inc jan ~, "'oa'',,'' ''' ,',,,
icY' ana l'ooe'' '''''"" nv '''' '"'0
ties.
Recorder Rnnkcrhoil held 'us lsua
matinee yesterday morning ana i!hed
Nathau Max s. for assault, and W u.
Burton 81 tol being drunk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

TRAIN WIsi.CklD.
tour Cnrs on the TeNa> and 81,
Louis Leave the Track.

Four cars in freight train number
IL. west bound. on the Texas n 81
Loui, road. due in Waco at 1880 p. IN.
Tuesday. jumped the track Tuesday
night abont seventeen miles east of
Waco. The train wa. under charge
of conductor VI T.. tih~on, and was
about an hour and % half late. and
running at u Inodcrat, rate OF speed.
when car loaded With lumber left
| the track and three others went attc"
it, causing gcpcnl smash mp. Duc
OF the cars was loaded with fine cat
tie, and several of them were killed.
\ brakeman 10y the name of Bob Me
/ Cauicv was seriously injured, but no
other person was hurt \ gang of
men went out Yesterday morning and
succeeding in getting the road clear
at 10 o'clock last night, when the east
/ bound passenger train lett Ills city
after laying over here five hours.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

From The Rev. i)r' MmPPIe ,.-,
AUSTIN, tNp NV ~ 'o7''
pr. W II l'Diu Joosurc in re-.
Dear 9li' VAN. ,,i,.nr,n.Ji,irn
commenting! our t t',,n n,nnrionrr
.lIepal"/'h'' 4"i' ,..,u fnr me- t,nil,
inns "I.n, IL If l. efficient
Ito be Ni'u"u' it. .....'.,,,,,l;.i,
',niI and vet certain 10 accom- pms"
mM '. +. proposcd 10y its use.
''' j, ". WWrrrE
From the Rev. DIR. Shapard. super
,irudeuj Deaf and Dumb a>\ luul:
''' AUSTIN. TcN" Mar. 70. looL
b,. been using Gohih's ilcpaio-
i.,,a''.,r. ,i.rhtcrn months. and nave
/ tom !, TO hea NaI'"'Ie In',' nv >"
smucl STD thai A. soon ~ tIlc la'' ""'c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

"Our Dalsys" have arrived, and
they ARE the finest Havana tiled
cigars ever brought to this city. and
are for sale nj Hers cigar rmporiums
ON Austin street and at the Pacific
hotel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

and -hp" trade. hy e. f. ~turgi- y &c
at the corncf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

MIR. j Z. Wilson says that when ihc
II. Charlie, restaurant entered the
arena tour years a." IT cam" To- stay.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

l., now over and all will return TO
L. +, Sturgi, n co.'s and buy fine
pair of shoes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

at Il. Z. oturgi. " Co.'S, and prices
reduced 20 per cent. Don't fail TO
see us
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

Madame Floy's improved ladic :
cor,cts. at Sl23 each, at sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
Thc neutrality-suspicious. BnII

Little Joker Is tine best smoking
tgIurgA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

And - j, Il. i. Sturgi- ~ Co. when
Won want cheap boots and shoes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

Mr. j. r. Wilson i, al home ia the
restaurant business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

And see our new line of embroid
crir- just opened.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05

and ~turgis. The latter viii sell YOU
the cheapest fine shoe y"u ever
bought see him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
rs Cenr COLUMN.
WANTED.

w NNTEp-lnilrmdtiOu concerning Mrs.
w Harriet Newell smith. Who lived ia waco
Texas. before the war. She mad two children,
one Julia married a Mage Address W }.
carlton BOZ "a NsW YORK
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
OVER THE CITY.

The following j., the production of
"a local poet whom the curious may
lind not over thousand mile. from
the 4. b. \. office:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

WA1AHAcHIE, Nov. 4.-[Specixl. l.
Mayor u. A. Dubose telographed to
the president OF tho Fort Worth &
New Orleans Railroad company to day
that the people Of Wsxshaohie Lad
raised tho SUN Of $4,000, tho amount
required by the company as subsidy.
They are now ready 90 Domply win
tho tssias proposed, and with the aid
OF the farmers and roal estate cVnors
along tho line, who it il expected
will aid in tho work, the right.oi-
will lie secured az 0noo and tho road
to Weyahachle assured. Tho COM
mittSe have been at work faithfully
and hgrd, and meetings hAvo bosn
held, both in secret aud openly, and
now thr5 tue road is assured Waxe.
hechis Ia rij1iolng, and booms equGl 10
Now York or Virginia,
Gr. JOHN g. Kennedy iets fox Dslles
on thig evenings train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05
Albany.

ALBANY. Nov. 4. lSpecial.l 49,
County coust opens Monday with
several misd3nesnor sad six-shootsr
casos on the docket.
Tho S.gte Of rexas va. John Kig-
gins, chsrge6 with assault on jess
Pate; vsrdloE0f not guilty.
The S.ago Of peXss VI. Mrs. IA, A..
Smith, charged with Uulawsully whip.
ping n smsll boy; verdict OF not guilty.
The State OF Texsa VS.. Nfllt Riggs
charged with aggravated assault on
Lewis Ii. Eiuj the jury found YER
dict of not guilty.
rho State OF Texas VI. J. III. Eiggs,
for carrying six shooter, and aggrs.
VISITED assault, will b8 Iriad this Morn.
ing.
Four bales OF cotton weso sold on the
streets to-day to tho Gotten company
a. SIS. Clsssed low middling.
Tho mill committee mot at the Firai
National bank building at $3.50 th!i
evening 8nd reported tibet they had
divided tho mill stock into 1000 share.
at SO each, and 800 shareS have beer
taken by responsible basin 3ss men o.
tho town.
The land men and surveyors OF the
Houston Is Texas Central railroad arc
here, and will sErvcy the oompsny's
lands west OF this plsce.
Tbs ptcsn CROP is very good in tbiu
country. Large lots gro coming ia
daily, and end ready sale at 81 pc;
busucl.
rho Independent Order of Good
Tentolars are creating koMe excite
mont.
Tho order has Sc members and Ia sti
increasing.
A novel entertainment in TIE way OF
Dasaar and baby show viii, soon he
given by tho Laoies Aid society, or the
Methodist church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

Hts name, with all The hsllowed ssso.
Citations that c,nster around It, will
live ever vernal In tho memory Of HE
sympathetic countrymen, whose sad
pleasure It will be 10 fsssoon his mau-
soleum with the choicest gariands Of
frsternal gratitude aud affection.
Resolved, That II Ia the wish of the
bar that this simple tribute to the
memory OF Judge Yves; TO entered
upon the minutes Of the court.
N. w. FINLEY,
j, G. GARRISON,
Il. l.. ANTHONY,
JOHN .. TONNES,
ALEX P0PE,
Committee.
Gsneral n. q. Shelley has been re-
quested 70 present the resolutions to
taosupreme court, with IN address.
:. ID. REAvEs,
Secretary of tho Meeting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

BRowNsvILLn, Nov. 4--[Spscial. j.
As4 O'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Aqusis ranch, three miles above town
Clemencls Rabin De Perez was
shot and killed By Fill
diana Riss y 'ieserter from
the Mexican army. Il annaars that
Riss come 10 the house 10 borrow q
musSct to 20 aud shoot ducks. The
woman, who hal gone for water,
cama up st tbe moment to
the door and Ras pointed
tho gun 81 her, saying: "See. she 10
not strei6." The WON sn's hush nd
told Rosa where tho ammuniio ON
WAS, aud Rias at tbs rnoGent drop oed
the but. OF the gun 10 his hip, cooked
! II, aud In moving 10 let IL down, dis
charged It, tho full charge of shos on
terlug tho womsn'A loft hrnast, killing
her instantly. Rsss ut once
went to TIM river, and by
convenience OF tho iarrymau, crossed
aud gave himself ~ at tho quarters Of
the fifth cavalry M q daserser. The
witnesses At tho irqnsst say the shot
was accidental.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05
Paris

PARIS, Nov. 4,--[Spec,al.l -Sona.or
Mtxey hiss returned from Galveston.
HIS is quite sick, but attending physi-
clans Bay 10 will bs batter in a few
deyp.
Four hundred aud fifty L sles OF co.,
ton wore received yesterday.
Psrisis W hsv0 another daily paper,
10 bs published IN the evening aud TO
be called ths 1DNl- Btlsnes Wheel"
A painter named Gentry fell from
tho soailOldiny while at work upon
Jap Records house, on Monday, aud
was sorlously injured.
The right-ot-w Tor the railroad has
boon secured for iivo miles southeast
from Paris. Depot grounds hsvo nos
been decided upon.
Elder G. IL. BAtkley,of the Christian
church, 10 very III.
Tho Daily News was enlarged to
knyon ooluulns YesterdnY m0rninE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

HONEY Grove, Nov. i.-LSpocisll-
The public schools opened here Xon.
day with $50 pupils attending the high
school, 40 at Mr.. X. A. Masscy'e, and
shout % st Mrs. Thomppon's.
Tho Llgou hotel has been leased 70
Mr.. Parker, from h!ssissippi.
Cotton has boon down tho past fow
days, causing receipts TO be light
over 1900 bslos have been received ri
Honey drove to dats. The receipts
last weak am ouuted to 1 800 bsles.
Tho uulou of ths Honey Grove 1nde.
pendent with tho Sinoon gsve birth
TO the Honey Gfoye Herald, which 10
now entering upon its frat volnme.
has been visiting Rev. w. ID, Mount
csstlc's family here, has returned
hOmp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

BsNHAM, Nov. 4.-[Spscifi.] Fan
min county hase7 outstanding convict
bends now due.
Tho annual report of the county
judge for the pgblic schools, COR. mono.
ing Novembor l, 1884, and ending
August 81, 1885, has been received and
Is appended:
Number of white communities OF
schools, l0S; number OF coloroG COM
munities or schools, IS; number scho.
lsstic population, white, G063; number
scholastic populstion, coiored, S32; av.
ersge paid to teachers per month,
S4l. 10.
IL il now ooncsSed that the majority
OF citizens are In favor OF amending the
charter OF Bonhsm so 80 TO give coun-
ctlmen power to Issue bonds to estsb-
lish public schools, 10 purchase 4 no on.
gises, erect waterworks and make
ether necessary Improvements, all Of
which are greatly needed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

TEEUAcANA, Nov. 4.-[Special.l-
The death of Rev. h. G. McLeskey, d.
d., late president of Trinity Univer-
sity, man who was endowed with all
the qualifications uecesSary to occupy
such position, has made vacant an
office hard to be wiilled. Thotyustees
have been in session two dsys
IL consultation over tbs vat
| ter, sud have elected Pro-
feseor l.. a. Johnson, member
OF the present faculty, president pro
TEN. Ihls sction is TO give them time
10 procure the best man possible for
tho responsible position, Judge j. w.
Smith and Mr.. William Sanders, of
houston; Captain S. j. T. Johnson, of
| Corsloane, Row. j, s. Groves, OF Cot
ton Gin, ana Judge D. NJ, Pendergast,
OF Me%ls, members OF the board, ara in
! attendance.
Mr.. George Rogers, of Brownsville,
| rennnessee, islhcr of the esteemed
, wifo OF the late Rev. b. G. McLeskev
~ mere. de may decide to make this
| MS future homs.
Mr. Parker, Of Avalon, and Mr..
hrookin, OF Ferris, entered school
I
| Mr.. Robert Erwin masriculated for
y course IN the business college.
Mrs. Roxio Harris, of Now Orleans,
Ia hero attending the bedside OF her
SICK isther, Major Horace Boyd. He
ID improving
Mrs. Annie Hefner, nee Miss Anuie
Morgan, OF Ereoxenridge, Ia visiting
her parents st this place.
Mr.. IL. N. Eatclitf, OF Ninits, Indisu
territory, " tormer merchant oil on,
town, iS down on Il business trip and
shaking hands with his many friend-
The enterprising postmaster, Mr.. E
foHkum, has retitted tho Office with
Inc lGt3ss c0nvsnienoes, ana IL nos
presents handsome front.
There are improvements going or al
the college building in tho way OF new
window sash for the chapel, the eCedi;
OF which is Cue the Young Ladies' Aic
| aOCipLy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05

CsRslcAsA, Nov. l.-ISpeciGl. The
Alliance cotton sale at Dawson to-day
was made to Corsissns buyers at pri
vate tesms. Cotton men from Waco
were on tho ground, but were overbld
by tho merchants. One hundred and
twenty-nlno bales wore sold.
Cotton receipts FOR the frat two days
are SIC bales, naking total OF .l4,5i2
received IA our yards,by wagon,
A Negro NJ the poor farm, who has
been having fever for some lime, died
suddenly VI. day after = hearty neal,
supposedly FROM heart disease.
a grand fancy dress ball is on the
topic for Thanksgiving eve. IL will
DO the trst event of tho aocisl xeatsu,
with very little prospect for lively
cline sociRhy IN our city.
Marriage licences were issued to-day
TO j. A. Jones and Miss y. A. Swink,
q. w. Bailey and Miss l.. II. Pierce,
James y. Saith and Miss Ammo De-
| len.
II. j. Wllks, In tho mayors court.
was fined 81 Tor intcXicnt.On and So
FOR carrying pistol.
hr. Fred RiCOardsou. with tho Sligo
Iron works OF st, Louis, ia registered
az the Commercial hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-05
Lont son

DbNrsoN, Nov. 4.-[Specisl.l - Tho
Philharmonic society celebrated tholr
ilrst anniversary laSt night II was
one Of the most pleasant Affairs that
mas taken place in this city for u long
time. Tho supper was splendid and
tho wine oxcollent, Mr.. Louis LIS
breclit, tho president Of tho
society; gave brlof history
oil 1t, which Yves highly ap-
proelatod by tho memo ers and gussta.
Az tho election OF officers for tho en-
sulDg year the following were elected :
LOUIS Lebrecht, president; Thomas
r,rencis, vice-prosident, August Schir-
ntzi secretary; John Leaders, treas.
ureri VIII EYurolt, musical director;
Louis Telissl. leader OF band.
MIR. Ancrew Moore has sold his
dwelling heuse, opposite bis residence,
IN this CITY, .. Conductor Pagan; con
siderstlon, s2,s0l.
, Tho case OF Jorry Nolan egainstC. r..
Ferry aud Julius Csspsrv, for the
value % q horss they hired from him,
nnu, as no claims, waa crippled while
IN tnelr services, was decided yesterday
py Judge Adams In favor OF the de-
Ien0Ants. IL seems the horse wSs
crippled before thoy took Il out of the
George Washington (oolored) wes
arrested yesterday for stealing q watch
and chain from Martin, the butcher.
,he wstch md chain we're found on
MS person.
"a A very fair house Witnessed tho
rsolo@or at tho opera house last
Myrtle Lodge No. %, Knights OF
rythias, extends q cordial invitation
@Ml knighte to attend their ball, to
DC given Wednesday night, Nov6m.
=. Dengue fever has struck this city,
tnere being about Is cssss at last sc-
count, Including DR.. Wright, local
soltor OF the Herald-News. Tho faver
Is getting hsrd.up when IL tackles
newspaper men.
Mfs. j. II. lloyd aud daughter ar
lived from Brooklyn, New York, yea:
ssresy evening, and VIII
make short visit 10 her
s,ator and brother, Mrs. Dsukherty and
ueofge A. Lake, toiore leaving for her
nome. oreenville, Texas.
n Il. Blackboard aud q young lady
Mhese name WI could not 1oarn, were
married In the Nation this morning by
sne Hev. Roberts. Another runaway
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Bonliam

BoHIAM, Nov. 4. - [Special.l -. Mr..
James Evans, q young man in the em-
ploy OF MIR. Edward Cooper, had his
right hand terribly maugled at Mr..
Cooper's gin late Monday evening.
Dr. Bepi amin Dabnoy dressed tho
wound.
Mr.. Waiter Orr, al old and respected
citizen OF this plsee, Is quite low with
typho.mnlarisl fever.
Miss Alice Reed, aged So years, was
this evening adjudged insane by his
honor, Judge Mcclellan.
Tom Cobb, col0red, who was wound
Cd at the culored Methodist Episco n al
church fow nights age, sled this eveu-
Ing. Howas CUT in tho oowols with a
knife.
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NGXIA, Nov. i.--lSpecial,l Mr.. W.
Blake dibb VaD was reported as dau-
gerously hurt lcum the overtuEning OF
bis buggy on Sunday evening, IL rest
Tug much better to-day, and whilo no
Ia not entirely ost OF danger his sy mp
toms are much more favorable aud hts
resovery is nessurably assured. Mrs.
Gibbs end tho babe ere nearly all right
sgstn.
Colonel Lewis j. wilson aud wife, Of
NAvGsota, parents Of Mrs,W. y. Glbbs,
aud Mrs, Setrcy Bsker. of Grimes
county, sister OF Mr.. w. b. Gibbs, are
here attending their stick relative.
A tremendous rain fell here yostes-
day snd last night, aad tbs prospects
are fine for more. Tia weather is too
warm for the season OF the yoar.
The denguo seems determined 20
prsstrste all the citizens before its
anal leave IL taken. About 20 cases
reported at thls writing.
Tho cotton market has been some
what demornlized the pest week,
owicg tn tho fall OF prices and the
scarcity of tue receipts. Ths farmers
feel tnoirposod W soll ut present prlcos,
aud those who nsed the money are
getting advances aud holding Tor bet.
ter prices.