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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-17

NASHVILLE. Tenn, December 10
One hundred colored men, women
and children passed through the city
yesterday, en- route from South Car
olina TO Arkansas, where they intend
TO settle. They stated that poor crops
and high rents caused them to change
their location. Hundreds of others
are making preparations TO leave
next spring for points In the western
and southwestern states. They have
made no arrangements for employ
ment as they believe work can be had
| for the asking.
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A r.m,l, Cremased. ,n M,enlgnn.

DETROIT, December l6.-At an early
hour this morning, the village of
Woodmore, a suburb of this city. was
the scene or terrible fire. Men re-
turning home at 2:30 this morning,
discovered that small frame house,
belonging TO Frank Knox, was on
fire, aud help was summoned; but be-
fore IL arrived the house was totally
burned. After daylight this morning
search was begun for the bodies OF
the family which was thought TO
have been in the house attic time OF
the fire. Knox was found on the
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massacre OF European. In thurman.


RANGooN, December l6.-Eleven
Europeans, working for the Bombay
and Burmah Trading company, on
learning of the rupture between Bur
NAH aud the Indian government,
tried to reach Manipore, but OH the
goth of November were overtaken and
murdered by Burmese troops in a
steamer belonging to the king and
commanded by palace official named
Thandawmoung. Il is alleged that
Tynedeh, the Burmese prime minis.
ter, was implicated in the massacre.
The people of liang0on are indignant
at Tynedeh's being allowed to retain
office. Thandawmoupg after the
murder, returned to Mandalay, where
he circulated q report of his own
death. His arrest has not yet been
attempted by the British authori
ties.
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CHICAGO, December l6.-The prin-
cipal barbed wire manufacturers OF
the United States met here to-day
and agreed to advance the price OF all
grades of their product 1-2 per cent
per pound, such schedule of prices TO
take effect at once and continue in
force until January 18th, when Il Is
probable that ON that date another
advance will be made to meet an an
ticipaied advance In the price of plain
wire.
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NEW YoRR, december l6.-The
case of James Holland, the Texan.
for the murder of Tom Davis, the
sawdust swindler, was called for trial
to-day, but owing TO the absence of 4
material witness (IIilD tho prosecu-
ton asked that the case go over for
the term. Hill has refused to come
here from Texas. The defense was
willing that the case should go
over, and the court granted the APP
plication; but If Hill should make his
appearance before then, the case is TO
be tried at this term of court
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-17

MILWAUKEE, Wis December l6.-
Edward Fairburn, while intoxicated
last night, during a quarrel with his
wife, suddenly grasped their six.
months-old child and threw 1t on the
hot kitchen stove. The cries of TIE
mother attracted the attention of an
officer, who rescued the babe and ar
rested Fairburn. The child will die,
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SOFIA. December l6.--Bulgaria has
accepted the proposal OF the powers
for an international commission to
demarcate the Bulgario-Servian from
tier, under certain reservations. The
wishes of the commission are to con-
slider fairly, and recount the victories
of the Bulgarian army.
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floor In the front room with his wife
in his arms, both bodies being burn
ed to crisp. A few feet away was an
unacceptable mass, supposed to be
the remains OF the oldest child, boy
three years old. OF the baby, nine
months old. there was no trace, and
1t is supposed its body was completely
consumed. From the positions of the
bodies, II is thought that Mrs. KNOX,
who was an invalid. had overturned
lamp, aud that they were overcome
by the flames before help could reach
them.
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GALVESTON. December i6.---Ar-
rived: Barques, Ella, from Barbados;
Silo, from Santos, and Linda Clark,
from Demara, all in ballast. Cleared:
Steamship Comal, for New YORK.
Sailed: Steamship Edo and steamship
Empress. with 1862 bales OF cotton,
for Bremen.
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Piles, iistnle rupture
and structure radically. Book Of par
ticulars 10 /. stamps. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo
N. Y.
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SANGER BROTHERS
EsIlayG'sls a'.a4 On EsAihi, !.
Come and See Them!
Prices are Lower Than Ever Before.
Presents for Young and Old,
sa AT SANGER BROTHERS.

OUR FANCY CASES FOR CHRISTMAS
presents cheaper than any In town.
We do not intond carrying thing
that we call Holiday Goods
have put very low figures them
1855 all OF close them out
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-26

HAVANA AND sEED CIGARS
II manufactured and kept In stock, In
large quantities.
Dealers viii fad II to their advantage
for CASH. hence our prices are very low
The cash system enables US TO sell cheap
Goods sent G. y ID. 70 any part Of the
coast.
A large quantity Of tobacco stems fol
sale.
Cigars manufactured to order in any
desired shape and packed In any style to
suit customers MY dwtf
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iCHILD CAN RUN II.

THE NEW No. WHEELER & WILL
i son Sewing Machine the best and
cheapest in the world Is now for sale 1t
the branch office, on Front street, near
Pike, with full and complete set Of st-
tachments. upon which person ct any
age can execute the finest and mo Il pleas
ing kind of work possible. Every persen
purchasing . machine will be thoroughly
instructed In regard 70 its use and the
use OF the attachments, amt will also 70
oeive q guar sntee for keeping the machine
in good repair for i've years. All persons
arc cordially invited to call and Inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt ~
tention. X. W. HANSON,
jyl5 Agent, Seattle. w. r.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az the duplicate ASSESSMENT roll of King
county for the yea lxeS In now in my pos-
session for the cnllecrion OF the taxee
therein levied Said tAxee Will be delin-
quent on the 3lst day Of necUnber, lssS,
~ O'Clock p. m-. and usloD paid prior
thereto ten per cent. viii be a6ded 70 the
amount thereof - penalty. aAd intervss
charged NJ the rate OF twenty per cent.
per Ahnun, from date Of delinquency I'M
al paid. said taxes are payable at the
oslce Of the County Treasures, In Seattle,
during Once hours
GEO. ID. HILL
County Treasurer.
Seattle, sept - lesS see9dw3m
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CHOICE
POTATOES

AFTER TESTING POTATOES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE SOUSD
COUNTRY, HAVE AT LAST Sc
CURED SOME OF THE FINEST
FOR THE TABLE HAVE EYER
SOLD. CONSUAERS NEED NO
LONGER COMPLAIN OF POOR
POTATOES. WHICH HAS GENER-
ALLY BEEN THE CASE so FAR
THIS SEASON. THESE ARE
WHITE. DRY AND HEALY, AND
WILL BE SOLD BY THE SACK,
TON, OR CARLOAD.
nOll G. T.. STONE.
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NOTICE..

LIVERY ONE KNOWING THEM
Il selves to be indebted IN me will call
at my office AID settle within the next
ten days, as shall start to Europe on the
zlst OF November You can settle with
me on much tter rms than you can
with Q collector. l mean you. every one.
l have waited until the last day. RE
spcctuily yours.
l.. e. WHITFORD. MD.
ofice, corner Front and Columbia SITS
Whites block. nolO no
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MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS.

"PROPLIss CYCLOPKDIA.D In
three large volumes o. 700 pages each.
bound In leather. sls 50. Published at S2I.
Still cheaper is "CHAMBERA,S
ENCYCLOPEDIAS, ~ in 10 large vol
umes OF Sd pages each. with 36lo engray-
insA bound in leather. at S3n.
HMACKBYss ENCYCLOPEDIA
rocco. Is Published at $li.
DICK RNs,s works, Is volumes.
I'll -. Published ct ~. 50.
With iArg. number Of ether heoks 1t
half prices and many et less We slss
have . full line Of Stationery ana school
BookA Gold pens. Opesa GlszseS Photo
graph. Autograph and &c Ao Albums. etc.
All et very low rates Cali and see our
stock. u. DAVIES l. 60,
ocsfHAidv f<s Cherry str et
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For Psfu Orchard and WashipgtoB

n STEAMER HELEN. W. H.
Master, leaves HarrinR-
ton& smiths wharf. Seattle, every Monday
Wednesday and Friday. at go . m for
Mitchelrs Point, head OF Port Orchard !;
also. to head Of Port Washington. Re-
turning leave head Of Port Washington
~ 8 o. m. head Of Port Orchard at l0:3O
=. N. Nit heil's Point ct II Q. m, arriving
q Seattle about 80 p. m. every tuesday,
Thursday and SATURDAY., au2dW
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rheumatism,

or Neuralgia. i few bottles of Ayers Sar-
ssparilla will relieve and cure YOU. Alice
Kendall. sls fremont 81. Boston, Miss.
writes: IL have been troubled with Neu-
ralgia, pain in the side, and weakness. and
have found greater relief from Ayers
sarsaparills than from amy other remedy
J. c. Tolman. $50 Merrimack ST. Lowell.
Mass, writes: I'm no other remedy have
I ever found such happy relief from
rheumatism as in
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For Sale.

= THE Al PILOT AND SEALING
IN schooner Lottie- This well know
<AS schooner has just como of the
.ssas<<s HAriac ways at Seattle. wher-
ste has been thoroughly overhzsied At .
large expense. and u now in first lass
orcer, ready for sea For terms apply TO
HENRY LANDES
Al the First National Bank. Port Town
send ". T. noifdwlm
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SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
- With the ass stance of the lstsss b
proved roy machinery and the soft cig
water OF Lake Union. we have facilts
for all kinds VI work and any quantiJ
No I h nese employed. Give ua q call.
Leave orders with Geo W. Crane, wasl
inpton street near Commercial. or ". 7,
Pullman b. Co.. Cherry. bet. Front and \
sells BASLER BROS, Props
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
Nan Rraneineo In Reaftl>
A @ -, The fast stsrnwheele,
. JOSEPHINE.
ID. X. HOwARD Ell. O-na,

ID. X HOWARD. Sole Owner,
VII. from date, carry the United statas
mail ON Hoods Canal. making semi.
weekly trips 70 Seattle Leaving sea
beck every Monday and Friday morning
wib touch ~ Port 4ambis for passengers
or fright arriving at s. atfle IN the
afternoon returning will leave Ye,ler's
wkrf at - O'Clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail al
fort GAnbie for sesbeck and Union City.
The steamer Josephine viii leave Sea
osck for Port Gamble every day exoept
saturday. 70 T. he passengers and freight
snAl jsa
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FOR the UPPER skAcIT.

Stmr Glide Q. W. Coye, Maste'
r EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
Ia Wednesday and Saturday returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood, Utsalady, Moss Landing, Skagii
City, Mount Vernon. Startling and all la
termediate points above. For freight OF
paseage apply on board or to 9EORGr
rOSTER on the wharf api
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with Ayers Sarsaparilla. there need he
no fear of Dyspepsia. Rheumatism. Neu-
raigia. Salt Rheum, letter, Eczema
Caiarrh, Liver troubles, or any OF the
diseases arising from Scrofulous taints in
the blood. Geo. Garwood. Big Springs,
Ohio. writes: Ayers Ssrsaparilla has
been used in my family for number of
years. Twas q constant sufferer from
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COAL.

THIN OREGON IMPROVEMENTS
L with incr ssed facilities. are pr,,ss91
TO supply families siores and of,ees =
o super or z ACE OF bituminous coal -
fully scre, n d and selected. fron -
Frank in Collieiy.
Also have cons antly on hand n. i,
reliable domes ic coal, screened ~ .
lected, from No. 4 tunnel, Coal CrseS a.
liery.
The attention OF steamboat msS,.u
specially called 10 the Franklin %
which Is un walled for steanins -
poses. aid can be supplied in any Qaassr
2240 POUNDS 70 the ton
And full weight guaranteed.
OH. e and buhkers foot Of CouueS.
and King streets. Y. A. BEI.L
ocx Coal AGss
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F0reWarned

Of danger by the condition Of your blood.
a shown in rinp.cs. hlO;ehe>. boils. or
discoloraiions Of 'he skin; or by a feeling
of langllor. intiuccd. perhaps. by inactivity
of the stomach. liver. Snl Kidney. YOU
should take Ayers Sar>aparilla. 1t will
renew and inYigOrsI'e your blood. AMI
cause the vital organs To properly perform
theiT functions. Ityou suffer from
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Toe sick and Anictsa should Dst fall y ~
him The Doctor nas visited The fe-N--sb
Europe and obtained 9 great deal Of vssss
Information when he Il competent " .ask
70 thoss IN need " hfs services. Oh. uln -.
viii mako no charge uEle-s be ELECTS : An.
Persoas cured 81 home Call or wie-
concentrations ssnctly contdentisl. N,
Ten dollars for . psSksse Of msdicsne.
dress Oh. J. =. GIBB0S. Boz 1851. ~
cisco, Oh Mention PosT-fxz1LGsa1oe
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Knights of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. slls
" K. Of l.. meets every "Wednesday, .,
7:9O p. M. In Masonic Hall Visiting
brethren In good standing are cordially
invited TO attend,
", MCMILLAN n. W.
WALTER WALKER r. q. mil
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I. o. G. r.

SEArTLE LODGE No. q L o. @. T..
- meets every Monday night In Beii's
nan. on Front street. next to Bells Hotel
Visiting menbess In good standing cor.
daily invited.
CARRIE v. PALMER. w. G. T.
GEO. r. COTrKRILL, r. 8.
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMIII, AT
I Lake Union. North seattle. Build
ing and machinery. also six lots: 10 be
sold to9ether or separately. Capacity Of
mill, taOe feet per day. Apply 70
sei2dw J. N. FRINK.
washinston Iron Works, seattle.
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Dyspepsia,

but Ayers Sarssparilla effected a r.rm,.
nent cure. Seven years ago my wife was
troubled with Goitre: two bottles o,
Ayers Sarsapariila cured her. and she Ia,
never had any return of the disease. Ire
;ard this preparation as the best medicine
in use for the blood" b. Barnard WAR.
IS Adams ST. Lynn, Mass. writes: For
many years suffered terribly from Indi.
gestion. Dyspepsia, and Scrofula. Almost
hopeless, took Ayers Sar-
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VOTES


For habisuai constipation. dyspepsia
aud kiadrrd ills, is the famous loud
fruit remedy Syrup Of Fiss. IL
strengthens ~ veil o. cisanses the Sys-
ten, 10 - eAsiiy taken aud perfectly
harmless Ssmp'e bottles free and large
bottles for sal by A. Il. SrxwAKr. dv
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For Rent.

A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. ON THE
"a corner Of FIT and Terrace streets
cheap. Apply at this office. 6i2
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AcciDEMT 4 FIRE INSURANCE
BLANCHARD 3 PARTRIDGE
MOI Agents.
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TO the UNFORTUNATE


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pispsnsy u. =
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Inuciscs. ~,
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the rsstmsoi =
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Diseases. SO
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4 s1x1cruM sifE
3Lrs In eli 10 fsG
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and IsPofsseLl
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Try q pair Of Abernethy's School
ohoea. ann
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property lying within the corporate
iiuDits, though a large proportion of the
actu ally occupied area OF the city lice
beyond them. The rate of tax in 1888
vas bat seven mills, the city revenue
from sll soaroes Amounting to So,
7ss Al.
One element which adds TO the value
Of property 10 the Improvement OF the
streets. Daring lsss wear $50 900 we're
expanded upon improvements Of this
character. Ten miles OF streets we're
graded and twenty miles OF Sidewalk
laid These improvements are hsina
continued. Upon Q complete syseem Of
water works 10000 we're expended.
add twice that som viii Be paid out ia
the same direction the present. year,
The system Of ess and electric lirhss
viii also b sxtsnded.
Ons of the most important questions
aaksd By strangers u in regard to
The condition Of society and the
sdaeasiool Advantages offered By
the city. Seattle has been set-
lid by a. intelliseat and enseepris-
ins slaa Of people. They have sur
rounded themeeivee With al The Injuries
and couveatsniees Of life. have buils
elegant and oostly residences. have
oeaottaed their lawns. and in every vay
sooehs 10 elevate the social and moral
osodition Of the city. Especially have
shsv devoted much tiuae and money 10
the cause OF education. The largest pub
lie school baiidine In the Territory vss
compieted last pear. and too othsrs are
IN ecars- of construction. the three
cssssae tmWD- This gives The CITY
scionf fScxfff}Rs aaeousfA A., a.
rapidly growing population for several
years - come This viii be sapple-
mensed By the erecsion Of other build
sngs as scon - saey are required. Sc
sftle has never svinced that dllAsory
spirit which delays the erection Of nev
edffines until the progress Of eda,stion
ts olockea By the e~errrowdine 81 the
old oaeS These schools ara tooronchly
ersted. are condaefsd By expssienoed
educators. and are ell vorkinR haruo,-
sscuxly undsf thorough systsm. Thar
ere also . naneer Of privAse inositu-
tsons Of nsris, soeA - Trinity Pariah
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-21
English Farmers in America.

Mr.. Burt, a member of the British
parliament, spent much of last sum-
mer in this country, and in an interest
ing letter writes: On the prairies of Hi
nois and in the neighborhood of Kings
ton, Canada, met several people who
were formerly laborers in England and
in the north part of Ireland, who are
now the owners of the farms they till.
They seem to be doing well. / spent
few DAYS in Illinois with two brothers
who went from the north of England
some thirty years ago. They took
nothing With them but stout hearts and
a pair of ready, wiling hands. They
have now farms of their own, in one
case of one hundred acres and in the
other of eighty acres. They have
erected good houses, stables, barns,
and the usual outbuildings connected
with well-equipped farm. Surround
inc their homesleads are orchards in
which they grow many kinds of fruit.
Their land is well cultivated and well
stocked with fine animals Nearly ev-
erything they require is produced by
themselves; in short, they are indie
pendent as far as anybody on earthcan
be independent. They still work hard,
but work for themselves, and were
among the happiest people | met in my
travels. There was a quiet dignity, q
self-possession, an absence of haste and
worry in the life of these sturdy farm
ers which afforded pleasant contrast
to much that / saw in other parts of
America.
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The Asteroids.

A great astronomical feat has been
accomplished The 235 asteroids, that
now revolve in what was formerly call
ed the great gap between Mars and
Jupiter, have all received names,
though some of them have been wait
ing for years as nothing but numbers.
These struggling members ofthe sys-
tenn have been discovered during the
present century Ceres, the first in or
der of time, having been found in 1901.
They are puzzle to astronomers, with
their eccentric orbits, small dimensions
and peculiar origin. There is no pres
ent means for knowing whether their
limit as to numbers has been reached,
or if larger telescopes may add thous-
ands to the family. They are troub-
lesome, too, for they are always get
ting lost or being discovered over again,
so that an irreverent German astrono-
mer suggests that the smallest of the
crowd should be allowed to travel at
their own sweet will and pursue their
own paths undisputed by telescope or
computer. The asteroids are, however,
fascinating studies for some of our
most distinguished astronomers, who
have succeeded in picking out SO many
that new asteroid is no longer a nov
elty.-PrOrideRc journal.
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Her Las Resorl.

The other day when old Pangleup.
the grain merchant, went home %
lunch he was surprised 10 find an unu-
sual number of wet umbrellas on the
rack, so he assembled to his wife's room
and said:
Anybody in the parlor, my dear?"
Eyes, dearest replied his better
half,. who was putting the finishing
touches TO an elaborate toilet. Yes,
dearest, quite lot Of people. There's
the doctor, an expressman, hack
man, grocery clerk, a telegraph re-
pairer, and niue messengers in thepar-
lor."
"What on earth are they here for?"
'Well, you see. loyey, my new
plush and rep princesse came home five
days ago, and it has been doing moth
ing but rain ever since. I've stood it
Just as long as | could. and so when it
.rained again to-day / just rang for ev-
.erybody on the telegraph indicator, so
i could have somebody to show it to.
Isn't it too lovely fer anythingP" and
with an expeetant smile, she rustled
downstairs San Francisco Post.