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SIN and SORROW =!
Wicked and Careless People
Cause Much Suffering and
Some LynChing.
Dastardly Deeds of Circus Fakirs,
VINO are Liable to Hang for
Their Meanness.
Battling strikers-wife MUIR
derer.-A Brave Omcer Downs
Desperate.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


LOUISVILLE, September 26.-lt Is
reported here tonight that there is
much excitement at Frankfort and az
Bagdad, village near Frankfort, and
that there will probably be II lynching
before morning of several attaches of
the Doris circus, who were arrested
here aud taken to Frankfort to-day,
charged with highway robbery A..
V. Schoticld, a. miles, j. b Weber
and j. b. Turner, four Young
men of Bagdad, KY, boarded the cir
Gus train to go to Frankfort to
see the show. They paid their fare
and afterwards at the points Of sew
eral pistols, which were levele d at
them were made to turn over all OF
their valuablcs, watches, rings, etc
and a small amount of money. The
robbers then made them jump from
the tram which was running at II rapid
rate. All were injured by the jump;
Weber and Schofcld each had both
legs broken and the former will not
be able to walk again. Miles had leg
broken and Turner escaped with
painful bruises. The men arrested
are Richard White, VIM. Carroll, Pau
McQuade, George Miller, john Boyd
and John Martin II was reported
on the streets here AT o'clock, that
all six of the men have been hanged
but the rumor has not yet been con
| tirmcd.
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that TEST CASE /!
The Attempt to Gust the Civil
Service Com missi0ners Is
Not Sustained.
Roswell T.. Flower Positively
Declines the New. York Nonit-
nation for Lieut.-Gov.
The Countries of the Old World
Much Exercised over the
ROumeIian Affair.
THE TEST CASE.


Testing the Legality of CiviI-seryice.
New York, September 26.-rhe
quo warranio proceedings of James
A. IIinckley against Dorman b.
Eaton, Leroy ID. Thoman and, John
NJ. Gregory, civil.seryioc commits
sioDers, came up before Judge Wat
lace in the United States circuit court
this morning. Iinckley ask, leave
TO begin action TO remove the COM
missioners and abolish the commits
sion on the ground of unconstitu-
,ionality.
The court room was crowded with
friends and enemies of civil-sorvice
reform. United States District-At-
torney Dorshcimer and Dorman Is
Eai on appeared for the commits.
sioners while Morris S. Miller repre-
scented Mr.. Hinckley. Mr.. Dortheimer
moved that the court do decide
whether or not argument should be
confined only to the constitutional
Jurisdiction of the court. lie said he
was instructed to say that he and tn,
attorney general were prepared &c
defend the consiitutionalty of thu
act of appointing commissioners
Judge Wallace sustained the motion
but after hearing arguments, donleC
the application. 80 ,.,
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An A,,.mp,cd wife Murder,

CHAMPAIGN, III, September 20
j. &. Thompson living nj Sodarus,
near here, quarrelod with his wife
aud daughter recently and the two
women left their home and came here
heniy appeared in inc mouse wnerS i
they were residing and attacked
them with the knife. lie inflicted a
terrible and fatal wound i'll ms
wife,s throat and made desperate
attempt to cut the throat of his
daughter. The oulcrics of the WON
an brought assistance and the would
bc murderer He'd and has not ye
been captured. An organized party
| is now on his track and should inc.
capture him there is little doubt Il
will be lYnohed.
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CHINESE TROUBLES.



RAwLGNs, Wy, September 26.-lt
is learned from what is believed TO be
an official source, that there will be
no strike on the Union Pacific rail-
road. The reason given is that the
Knights of Labor; by organizing n
strike, would practically indorse the
killing of the Chinese at Rock
Springs, so they have determined to
settle the tronble there by more suit
able means. The Chinese are all at
work at Rock Springs mine and con-
siderable coal is being turned out. A
few white miners have accepted pass
es to other points and those remain
ing refuse % 90 TO work. The rail.
road company, 1t is said, made ar.
raugements TO import 200 mormons
from Utah and Idaho to take their
places in the the mines. Winter quar-
ters are being constructed for the
troops now here.
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WASHINGTON, September 26.-Sec-
relay Manning to-day settled the
controversy over the contract Tor re-
pairing tho revenue steamer, CIaw-
ford. NJ Baltimore, by awarding II 10
the Columbian Iron Works and Dry
Dock company of that city, repre-,
sented by MIR. Master, at its BID OF
Sl7, 200
4 An interesting labor question Is
involved Ia this action. Three bids
were made for the work, that OF MI
Master being tue lowest by about
{ $1,000. A vigorous protest agsihs
E / his receiving the contract was mad'
c by the shipwrights and caulkers o
o Baltimore, on the ground that NJ
# proposed to employ imported cheaI
Ie labor in executing the work IN
ID memorial to Secretary Manning o
II the subject they say the award to NJ
Id Master will be direct insult to hoi
Dr. est American labor aud will be r.
,ir parded as an alliance on the part oil
of administration with capital again
pt the laboring classes. II was also a
ms gued that by rejecting Masters b
The government would secure 6ett
al- work in quality, saore than sutficle'
Us TO compensate for the difference
TO the BIDS.
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HENICO.


CRY OF MEYICO, September 20
The government to-day placed All in-
spcctor in the Bank of London, Mex
leo aud South America, and the bank
Will be required, under the banking
code to restrict itself to deposits and
discounts and 10 withdraw its. notes
from circulation. 1t is stated that
the government is considering free
banking law and its action in the cas-
stated, may have serious effect.
There has been no mail over the
Mexican Central railway for four
DAYS. Washouts have been extensive,
giving the operating department a
great deal of trouble. The delay in
freight traffic, it is hoped, will not
continue long,
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Which opened Thursday night at
Central Park, is the best arenic com-
bination that ever exhibited In this
city. AS rule, II circus is the same
old story--you see one and you see
them all; but in this case !. certainly
is all exception. Numerous novelties
are introduced that arc entirely new
20 our people, aud the riding of james
Robinson, Robert S,ickney and Emma
Lake, is truly wonderful. The ira
peze work is marvellous, and the gym
nasiic aud calisthenic exercises are
without superior. The menagerie
: contains number of animals that are
. strangers to San Francisco, and arr
! well worth seeing. One-scarcely re-
:. Allies, when inspecting the many
~ cages and seeing the great brutes IN
y captivity, the enormous expense aud
q care required to bring them such
81 distance. Mr.. Barretts show is with
" cut doubt the greatest on the road
IA and everyone who enjoys seeing
a. a first-class circus, should avail them
fr selves of the present opportunity
M The season extends to next Saturda!
nv, and promises TO be prosperous on
,Je San Francisco Music aud Dram
III Aug. 2, 1888. tHsa fl
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FIGHTING STRIKERS.


bloody Bnttie WIN h"''' ~
PrI-rsBuRa, Pa, September 20
This morning $50 serious rlot
occurred at Laughlin's mill above
Martins Ferry, Ohio, in when al
least POO shots were exchanged, the
riot was precipitated by an attack
unon the workmen in the mill by, n
,numbcr of armed men, Tho work
men had sentinels on guard or the
result might have been moro disas-
trous From thirty TO fifty men,
armed with shot-guns aud reVolVers,
c,me nm the railroad track from the
direction of Martins Ferry and ap-
N reached to within thirty PAGES OF
The mill, when the guards called ou'
for them 10 halt, but the men still adj
vanced, and in u second or TWO IN!
| Command to halt was again repeated
ui,hout effect. The third time tn'
Nil guards called out halt, the at
,arkinp party began firing, where
"Mnn the men in the mill at once re-
trrned the fire, and brisk iirlni
was kent up fortwenty or thirty min
ties The attacking party thei
CEASED firing and almost immodiHtcl,
roIraated. going toward the river
I An examination of the force in tn
nil showed that several had bee
! shot. only two, however, being ser
onsiy hurt, VIM. Duff, watchma'
had sixty-two shots rom shotgun
in his body, and Willard Bailey w
r shot through the thigh with ril
+ bali. As far as can oe learned, lo'
y or i've of the attacking party we
= hurt, one seriously. The force re-, =.
l. armed men in the mill numbers
., e eighteen or twenty. The att t. ,st
al usstv or their ringleadcrs, at leg
arc known. The mill force, All
their assailants retired, rested
their arms fearing another attack, U
at this hour, q o'clock all Is gu
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LyNCHBuRG, Va, September "a
special from Bristol, Tenn, say :
officer Emmert, while attempting TO
arrest viii Lee, near here last night
was shot by Lee in the right arm;
Emmert then threw his wounded
arm around Lees neck, drrw his p's-
Iol with his left hand and shot Lee
through the head. Lee was ues
porado and was in compony with tW'
females who were armed and wh,,
tried TO kill Emmett after Lee.
death. Lee was m cN-convict iron
| Richmond, Va.
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VIENNA, September 26,-'rhe en-
peror's speech was read at the open
ing OF the reichsratch to-day. His
imperial majesty says the bill creating
a landsthurn, will bring Austria to a
level with other countries that the
foreign relations of Austria are good
aud that there is full concord among
the powers TO maintain the peace of
Europe, u necessity which is univer-
sally felt. ~. ~. 50. -re
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AUSTRIA.
bismarck to get Hc,IEsiaad.

VIENNA, September 26.-The Tag
blait to-day revives the rumor that
England is about to cede IIeligoland
to Germany. The possession of this
islct by England has long been IA
thorn M Prince Bismarck's side and
diplomntisis have many times assert-
ed that friendship between the two
powers was out of the question: so
long as England retained possession
oi lieligoland. 1t is not stated what
price l. to be- paid for c,Islnnd, but
II is generally believed Germany
will surrender hor new colonial pos.
sessions in New Guinea In return for
the cession OF IIeligolaud.
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IRELAND.
.nArenbi.nop in Politics.

DUBLIN. September 26.-Arch-
bishop Walsh has sent circulars to
priests in various parishes through.
out Ireland advising them in regard
10 parliamentary election campaign
lie cautions them to beware OF SUI h-
prises at the coming conventions i ~
nominating candidates ana 70 n n
any attempts TO stamp ne 0on mi,
tions in favor of any ontslue oa ~,
date. The archbishop also sia'es i sna
II is necessary to secure their oolo. =,
nriests should endeavor TO secure III
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WAsIIISoToN, September 26.-Gen,
cral Absolom Baird arrived here last
uightifrom Chicago and to-day took
charge Of the Office of inspector gem
ersl of the army to which position
the president appointed him a lie"
| DAYS ago.
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NATIONAL NEWS.


WATEETowN, NY, September &C..
Mr.. Roswell 7. Flower has addressed
a letter 20 Geo. Raines, chairman OF
the democratic convention, positively
declining the noninaii"" -. E T
Arost Excellent appointment.
WASHINGTON, September 26.-rhc
president has, through the secretary
of the treasury, asked Prof. A. Aga'i'
to take the office of superintendent
of the coast and geodetic survey, vice
Prof. Hilgard, resigned.
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The Liver Is the scat oil lhtsv UvUII'
itating diseases hepa.,o ''s,,s
str, ghtens and gives tone to the syss--
tom. PURIFYING the blood, relieving IL
of all miasmatic or poisonous iniiu,
ences. A few doses taken several
times week, especially Mt the change
of the seasons and during the sum
mrr in warm climates, will greatly as
.ist in warding oil fevcrs OF all KINDS
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BosToN, September 26,-shortlI
after her marriage TO Frederick N.
Cover, Miss lillian Norton,l the sing y
appled for divorces on the grounu
of abuse. The case has now come to q
sudden and startling terminetlo u
While in Paris recently the husband
was tempted to make a voyage in 4
balloon and neither the balloon MOI
Cover have been heard of since
Mrs. Cover has started for Paris 70
clam his estate which is valued at ~
100000. Much speculation exists a
TO the fate of the balloon.
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WASHINGTON, September 25.-Ihe
president o.day appointed the follow,
Ing United States attorneys: Dsniei
.. Finch, Of Iowa, for the southern
district OF Iowa; Fabgans IL. Bispee
OF North Carolina, for the eastern
ldistrict of North Carolina.
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Syes money and doctor bills. Re-
lieye your mothers, wives and sisters
by timely purchase Of DIR. Bosankos,
Cough and Lung Syrup, best known
remedy Tor coughs, eolds, cgonp sua
bronchial objections. Relieves cn,i,
dren of Group in one night may sa 70
Won hundreds OF dollars: frice 90
hd antyc Si.OO. Samples ree' Soiu
W A. Williamson 4 Go. u.
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PARIS, September 26.--It is stated
that Ru- STA has proposed an imme-
diate meeting at Constantinople, of
ambassadors OF the powers, to settle
the Roumelian difficulty on the basis
of accepting the union of Bulgaria
and Roumelia, as an accomplished
fact,
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and there are no further indications
of trouble!
The riot was occasioned by the in
PRODUCTION of non-union men into the
Laughlin mill The non-union men
have been boarding and sleeping in
the mill
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MIR. II. Behrens, on Austin avenue
holds am enviable reputation for pure
drugs tinedenusts supplies, toilet ar
tielGs aud general bric-a-brac' Inc
prescription department receives most
pecial attention, and presoriptiohi
Jerks are kept in readiness night an"
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RoMp, September s6-pnring the
past twenty -four hours lo6 new ea'es
OF cholera and seventy-four deaths i,
were reported in Polermo, three new nmS
cases and two deaths in Ferrla, anu
nine new cases and six deaths IN j,
Parma besides several new cases al
other points in Italy
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They want Beyeotsing Suppressed.
Cork, September 26.-The magis-
tratcs of the. county of Cork held q
meeting to-day, at which the Earl OF
Brandon presided. A resolution was
adopted, directing the attention of
the government 10 the excessive boy
co.ting now being carried ON in lro-
land and demanding that speedy re.
pressive measures be Instituted
against this system of persecution.
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The journal De 81. Petersburg says,
the powers have under consideration
plan for united action looking to
the settlement OF the Roumelian diff
entity, which, it Il believed, will insure
peaceful solution of the question.
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Mallory IL one of the most flushed
advertisers in Waco. Read his new
adrnr4;-...-,--.a ..
Piles are frequently proceeded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor,
Ing organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, hatulenc!'
uncasiness of the stomach, etc. a
moisture like perspiration, producing
a very disagrccablc itching, after get
ting warm, is common attendan
Blind, bleeding and itching piles we
ionceto the application of DIR. 10,
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d
fectly upon the parts effected, absorb
: inc the tumors, allaying the intens
,, itching, aud etlccting a permanen
cure Price so cents. Address tn
9 DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, "
i Sold by w. a. Williamson " Co.
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ITALY.
Tn. King Inspect. the CHOLERA.

RoME, September 26.-King Hum
bert, accompanied by the minister OF
war and the minister of Justice, pro
ceeled to Palestine to-day, ON a tour
of inspection of The cholera infected
districts of that province.
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PARIS, September 26.-Telegrams
received from Russia and Germany
in relation to the seizure of Roume-
liza, denonncc the course pursued by
Prince Alexander and favor his de.
position. 'f--
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BALTIMORE, September 26.-The
sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fell
lows after being in session since
Monday morning, adjourned this af-
ternoon sine die to meet next year in
Boston. The only business of impor-
lance transacted to-day was the g lee
ton OF EN-G ovcrnor Jno. G. Under
wood, of Kentucky. to be lieutenant
general of the new degree just adop-
ted. termed "Patriarch's Militant
This is really the highe,t office, the
grand sire being general ex-olllccrs.
The session has been harmonious and
pleasant.
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To Lawyers.
There will be meeting Of the bar
of Waco, Tuesday afternoon, Al 2
O'Clock, al the district court room, TO
consider u matter of great import
ance. Every member of the bar Is es-
pcclally requested to attend.
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One million two hundred and fifty
tbousand wood tooth picks just re,
ceived by Castles & Morrison eau
and get a box. Cheaper than ever
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asllAa

ladies.
You are interested in having a nice
fitting shoe, and that you can only
get by buying pair of Burts cele-
brated make, only TO be found at
| LEVINE Bros.
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w. t. q. CIob.
Members are notified that our sun
day erthering will be at Padgitt Park.
Gates open from 2 2, IN,
WM. PETERSON, Pres.
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DR.. Piorce's "Fayorite .Prescrip-
,ion" Is the debilitatcd woman's
best restorative tonic.
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b. Uabers new clothing depart
meut is stocked with the newest
STYLES. best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
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B.-.HABER.

ADJOURNMENT and II this is,not posi-
bic, TO Withdraw from the convention.
DR. Walsh admits that he incurs So
rious responsibility in taking this
step. tf
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Deane, the artist, has opened bust,
ness for himself with such line o'
accessories and scenery only to DC
found in city galleries
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Infants hapd-knit goods, second
door, take pa, cnger elevator.
SANGER Bros.
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Ifvou want the best truss ever
made 90 to Castles n Morrlsoh' oiu
corner drug store.
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Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. nsoo thss
| the child sOftens the gums. allAys All pains
cures wind cole. and Is the best remedy
| diarrhRa.
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hntaiS Tnn.attpntiOn Travellers should, there
fore. carry a bottle OF Dr, Biggers Hncklepvi,Aa
Cordial, which counlerae,s the eneei o. I'm SH
water and change oi climate SOU eAS'-
slyely at 'Iiun Drug store
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b. Haber sells straw hats cheaper
than anybody. Go and see II he
don't.
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Pixies Toothsehe Drops cure III , 1ns
minute. German Corn remover kills
snrns and bunions.
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The dudine wooden dress goods IN y,
the newest novelty in that line, iull
assortment at Ii. llaber'
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Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at d. liaber.
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States, aatchels, lunch baskets aud
inks at Taft's.
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States, satehels, lunch baskets and
inks at Tatt's.
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What's the matter with the Romolt
ak somebody.
CASTLES Il MoRRIsoN's,
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Deane's cabinet photos are uneX'
cclled.
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Ladies' Jersey Jackets, second moor
TAKE SANGER BRos.
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States, salchols, unch baskets and
inks nj Taft's.
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Carpet department, second hoor
take steam passenger elevator;
'"'1 SANGER Bios.
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Take Passenger Elevator
| TO our retail departments on our
second door. SANGER Bros.
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mhcr i4WF
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Horsfull &
Cameron,

WHOLESALE
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
nT rhArN q BARB FENCE WIRE
rsL Austin 8 Fourth SIS" Waco, Tex.
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MILL AND GIN SUPPLIES,
In PAGES LIQUID GLUE.
Cor. Austin & Fourth SIS. Waco, Ter
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It Takes the Lead. Our Stock of Dress Goods is ent

,rc Our Dress Goods
ovey out Embroidered Patterns especially thing