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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-12

PlTTsBURe, Pa, March 10.-The coal
miners strike is generally in an IN
changed condition About 1000 men
are out on the strike and 1000 are at
work. Three hundred men got an ad
road mines are nearly all idle. All The
men are out in the fourth pool. except
at NeiI's which is the largest mine 10
the pool. The operators declare they
will not pay an advance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15
Austin EtOiisr.

The Austin house formerly the
kirkpatrick house. +, Su,i Iook,I
upon with great favor 10y the iWmrf-
trading in Waco 1t il but natural
that they should -rcN it ont, since They
have never tAiicd to receive full salts
iA.tinn from L.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Mr.. IT, BchrcuS. on Austin avrnuc.
holds an cnyinhlc reputation for pure
drugs tine dentists supplies, toilet ar
tclcs and general hric-a-hrHc IhJ
prescription department receives most
special attentions and prescription
clerks are kept in rnndiur-- night and
jaN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15
>irk or nIIlloms IIrmhmrMr.

Those who -uilrr from This com
plant usually feel prcmonit"ry ~lmp-
toms. by taking - dose of Ii,palo-
zone 81 soon -, II commences, will
soon lind themselves free from the
discusses.
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SANGER BROTHERS.
Dcaur photos are tho finest made
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15
COMM ERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

aALvssro>. ~,piemu,r li --rhe following Is
r. comparative .tutcmcut of cotton receipt, at
mo prucipui markets TODAY amt same iue
fasf war
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15
the best pho
II IF@C tographcr il
~ VI <jhr CITY.

wat DO u.r1. u. tugo>turn Hitt"r~ the
''ofil Renowned urro'lyf Hnl iuNir"rei't
". NHfyuf unuutyf'oii, ASK Nuut' t"'ct ot
ill.rt.' f.ir Tho .,ut.uu pf. .rl, mHuu'H' Niivd
. DO. Dc E -.vs,tf A run-.
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school bags half priceat rall'-,
pcnnc, the best photographer in lhc
.4tf,r
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school bag, haIfpricc at FATS
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fuckers

..I INNlGOKATOR
Or l. .u>,y the most popular iron tonic
~ "'' why bccausc tbs better suited
D." " r,.rs.cof micchlcuc> from any cause
h' "' and young Many physicians en-
tha W." Us, rr,,crinc it, and their testimony is
DO" ,rr, hr.t sutisiHc Nh is given cS-
o. !" tn women and children. pnnt
pc. ,,p.,r Price sip0
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

school bags haltpricc ut TAFT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Deauc'- photographs ARE the finest
made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

rAivrsros september % hurr- rprn.d
pu'' ruled iaH e,s,u: qu.' H3t slH,i
& tu points |uur-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15
advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs WmsloW- ~ontuiua Syrup shuull a.
Way, hc used for chl.dt,u tcchiur. llsoolhu
lhv cll.ld, s"itcls .hu gum-. tIla's h' pain.
/ diHrrhuaH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

81 600 E y. S3 tl EoE Any Snei HaSS car
N,rYous Debility, Rheumatism syphilis.
-rrniui, ,tc., which DIR klDuAIS GOLDEN
k.Mtn E~ FAN 10 CURE.
No NttugtN. mo- las lriruuu of dict Circulars
-yut Cares puulcute answered promptly.
a drr- br D. % RICHARDS. no. Is NArek
ST. N.V auik
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Dcanc', photographs are IA" finest
made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

.ysDIrC ftGrEooE ,0.'aet roHt,r-
sj'aoA2IN ea'a.e "f..l Nsi',
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Dcanc'- Cabinet Photograph, nrc
elegant
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

"lle-no" cigars nt Castles X Morn
.fu'-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

poane'- phcto~ are the finest made
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

pc"nc'- photos are the finest mnd,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

peanc photo, are the finest made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Grain und nay.
toru-whlte per bu. Sc
OHts-hacks. ncf2lc
Wheat 5000 tx per buAhtl
Nicaragua wheat, iOc
AiNot-por ton s. 40
lfditlo nay per ton, s,asb.
Lumber.
Eougn per NJ n % flooring Is IA siding
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

peanc'- photos ARE the noc-t made
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Have YOU seen the new p.gue pat
cnt sectional nattrc--c.t II not Ni-i
W j. Martin N Bro furniture store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

New style Waiting cards a, raf',.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-15

Mighty brou- from little iu,,c-
grow. Buy the folding drc,- pillow
cntitlcd the rcHccmahcr" OF " T.
Martin n Bro.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

a haldsome PlrlsiRn mat. The pley-
irg cards were beautifully Dlotured,
representing court testers add th6atri.
cal celebrities. Hero bon-bons were
distributed which cOutsiued fools
caps, Tho conversation Waa carried
ON entirely Ia French. The third Ia.
bio designated Germany. The lnoky
couple who wero % the booty tnDio
then Travelled from Frauce - Ger.
many: Like the last tsblr,
everything used was alsi char
aoteiistio ofthe country. Tho pl0ying
cards were quite patIiotio, Tho Rings
md queena OF thopGss gauara-iuDs De-
Tag aristlcllly eXeoutGd'ou them. or
course a change Of langlr0 was no.
c6aaary, and those not prtN sierl Woro
,cnmpshoJ, likO many poor tourists, On
rust 20 luck. Tho table Ir.n Berlin,
was embroidered, most fsruratel
dfplny Ing e. pack az Clrls ihrOwu
osrolessly On ths table. Severed COZ.
nemer, who attempted u plcli ~.
home OF them. can testify how natural.
ihsy weEs. Next the IJcsy toursta
GrosYed tho channel and llud6l ~
England, the second tanls. a huge
OAK cArd-tablo auu srA2h.-
backed chairs wcrs u-td. The
playing cards were Kor.onusly
iiiu13iratod, representing scenes ia IA
lhdlGu and Egyptian camp .gUr. a
servant was IN constant attend tuc-, TO
C Try Of che numerous b's tGgs wore
constantly dropped - WArta ava
trumps," "'Av0 you pleyrG?" ntc.,
|,ro popular queries. Here tho con |
wHa mostly upon ths de- |
pRrIure OF steamers Tor Amar're, aud |
many were the fp0cui s.ilHs az tpl
when c1u No Won u max tls voyage. |
Homo So lastip was hoarO, whst. III, |
delighted traveller had ctCssrd the At |
IAN 10 after farewell 20 old England |
End tholr disappointed oppo. epts.
America, the pIi2e table, siiua.ed H.
tho back psrl0r, was decorated with
The stare and stripes, and tna cards
we're y pictorial description Cf the dig
'overy OF Amerlca.
AZ last our excited tourists brsAthed
: sigh Of relief, and talked 20 rheir
lear,s' content. The winners aethis
able were only too glad to ramsic, out
he unfortunate lusers wero compelled.
Ike tho WANDERING jew, 90 "moya
~" The guests were hoWildared ana
isli<hted, for the "details Of the g9mc !
rete porfact, and the effect most
i.ppy. AS the first game az tho head
Il the table was cGncluoed, the S wiss ,
lock chimed in with "Cuckor,
)u'koo," which became Tho victnrs'
iumph cry during The eve. ing. The {
'ansos were made OF birch bark, upon ,
which ,he aces, deuccs, trays and
ours were worked In many cnloree
irsws. Tho prizes wegO collected |
iu'ing n long "trip abroad, aud were (
n,osV tasteful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
zaGta.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

WILLS PoINP, Nov. 20 Especial J.
Ono of the most pleasant social events
ofrha season IN cur little city wax The
occasion of tho marriage OF Mr.. john
Hugh Reynoics and Mlss Loilie
Smith, all OF this cisy, on tue evening
OF tho 9Th inst.
Only faw OF the most intimate
frlonds and relatives OF tho families
were present ~ the marriage. The
ceremony wgs performed bY che Row
Mr.. Mccullough, of tho PreabytonGn
cnuroh, In very beaAN.ul and sol
emn manner.
Messrs. y. NJ. Nesbstte and ". Il.
Collier, two OF our sntsrpri sing Young
mon, HAD gotten W y grand bail attho
opera Rouse Ia honor of the occasion,
whittier the happy couple repaired
with their attendants .her supper,
and where they were overwhe med
with tho congratulations and we'll
wishes OF Their many friencs. the
evening WIG moss enjoyable one, and
All ouj Dy ed themselves 10 the fullest
extern.
Our young people never make a
failure IN anythiag they pnCsrgske, es
is evidenced by treir sugcrss on Lhis
uccasion, oho Weather paipg very in-
clement and tba nigh. veyN cark.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03
CORSICAEA CULLISGs.
THE PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD,
Tho People OF rreestone willing and
Anxioos to Help Build the Road.
The City's Lively Trade ia Lum-
ber and Wire-Personnl
and Other Points

CoRsIoANA, Nov. 20-lSpeolel,l J.
The com mi,toe of citlzens who aaoois-
panied Messrs. Wrightan Hyatt ov0r
tho pronoaed route OF the Coislcanx
DC Sabine Pass railway, retorned 10
ulght, aud report thas tho p3oplo OF
Frsoston5 county who lneg 10 consider
thu railroad yes ordsy az Fsirhold, ayo
most desirouB oil doing Jlsir share
COW artR securing its budding, ana
have Organlzad fIr rbs purpose az
raising che prOpns d amount necGE-
aWy 20 obtain tho connection
asst j. mgStor OF vital impor ance 10
Thorn. That Town, owing 20 tt8 not
being In rail connection, hes rather
gone backward than advanced IN the
past few year,, osher towns with ~
oiiiNes given ~ railroads having oSn-
tured most Of Us trade.
Captaio hyatt leaves tonight for
SaJi ePsss. az does slao M p. Wtgh5
for Now O5lenns, but win rsluTu
in short limo, when our
people will DO raHdy 20 comply
with al requirements, which
will be within the ext Two weeks.
The very low prices at which iuui-
Der, wire and agricultural Implements
nave been selling in our city, aud the
faciiiti0a which have boom furnished
by our comfy in having roads TO Cor
slcena put Ia good order hiss brought
TO our market large quantities of cot
top whioh ~ tributary TO WHxsh schia |
and Hlil-borO, but which, VILE the |
good prices given fur cotton hero has |
D6en diverted u this place.
Captain Barrett gathered In about y |
week ago ak trnmpH md has ever |
since had them st work on ouf streets, |
but to-day, upon their promising 70 |
leave town, turned them IoGse. 'Cnere !
is stiil considerable work necessary 60 |
put ,he streets 10 good conui ioa, ind |
no will give all COCA, able-bUdied |
tramps steady employment and |
prison bod sod board during their
stay In our CITY.
The Louise Sylvester Comeuy conf
psnyi who captured our psopin by It's
hue singing snd side spin .tiog plsy d
short time ago, hss b4en 70 eng aged 10
play ncxt Saturday Might and give o1c
people ga Hot Time."
Rev. y. q. Mullins prosohsd this
evening et the East Cor icsna Cun.
berlana Presbyterian church, and VIII
occupy that pulpit every Sunday even
ing TIL further notice.
Mr.. john II, Minor, who has beer In
Virginis, Attending EGs
bedside oil his sick mo her, returned &c
night, she being much oetter.
Mrs. Beala, wife OF Judge II. G.
Beals, after an absence of six months,
returned to Corsicara tonight, much
in heeith,
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Politlcs Too Much for Him.

a lady on Filth avenue, New York,
Iqpcsly summoned a doctor.
"On, doctor, my husband is nearly
dead. He attended Caucus last night.
He made four speeches and promised
to be with his fellow-citizeus again TO-
day. But oh, doctor, he looks nearly
dead"
"Has he been ia politics loag",
INC; only last year. Re worked
hard tor flames McCsuto, Is election. .
"ho viii get well, mccain. He mas
o sromsoh for any disease II hs worked
for bimvl
Political life, Of snort or long dsra-
non, Is very eEhausting, ~ IL evident
from the great mortality which pre-
walls among public mon. Ex-UniteG
States Senator d. X. Rruse, WHO has
osen long in public life, says:
"Ihe oshsr day, when stepping into
car at CROSSING, L found DIR. -
within, who eyed me up u01 iowa in
surprised woy, reniarkinA,.:
"'Wby, Senator, how well You
"Well, feel pretty wen,' an
swered."
Inc doctor usSefed IA lAcredulQus
reply wien ne z0naLOr promptly Jeiu
MN, lp Answer so an idQuiry, init 1t
Wv@ Warmers Rsl9 cure which accom-
pii ned for bim what Jhs physician
hs2 failed 10 do. Senator Bruce says
Ai5 friends ara very Hsucg as5onishsd
~ Jnls reyeletion Ot fdcts.--[Tha
Globe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

tho college, givan by the pupils Of the
public schools, was well attended. The
pupils sill acquitted themselves we'll.
These public exercises ~ the close OF
each month arc creating "A lively In
torost la the schools. The schools are
in II furnishing condition. This super
irtepdenps report puts the attendance
Mt 23l--ihe best school tho town has
ever had.
The Mckinney Literary society held
ils weekly meeting nc tho college last
night.
Tha library question was raised and
SIS is paid and promised by reliable
parties. Many volumes OF good books
are also promised. We think the IL
brary ia IA sight. A committee has
been appointed 10 solicit contributions
ana hooks. May success attend their
/, flaFts
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

!
Colonel Sir Edmund f. Du Cane hsl
written history of the punishment
and prevention of crime ia England.
He must have made Thorough study
of the matter, and have had opportu-
nifty to test his statistics, as he is chair.
man of commissioners of prisons,
chairman of dlrectora of prisons, in-
spector general OF military prisons and
| surveyoS-generglof prisons. His book
Is not one az theory, but iJ is q sum.
ming up OF what haa been done In
| Great Britain for the improvements of
prisons and the prevention of crime
| The first object is 10 rbmoVa the
causes OF crime: ,he second 10 care,
| IN the most stfsctusl way, the
crime thaS easlsta. That part OF the
| pOpulGiion that Is between % snd 81
5 e@ra o. age supplies very large pro-
POI tiOn OF tie inmates OF prisons. This
Is tue "criminai sge," aud in woman il
begins aed 0ndB' later than in men.
The proportion Of men convicted Oh
serious crimes, IN compared with VIII
men, rs tiip9 to ont; in minor crimes
Only four to one. In regard 10 juyeuiis
Offenders. it isiounc tbat IS per cont.
OF criminals began IT, praclic9 disnon-
eaty ~ben un1er15, and nearly ell the
others when unGer ~. So it is clear
that preventive meGs ut"e, applied b9
low These ACES, might reasonably pe
expected to effect a gr9at check In the
development OF crime. Colonel Du
Cane gives 61e plans and reguia-
tions OF English reiormatories and
industrial schools, and shows how the
plans work there and in Ireland; be
shows also the scope If the work for
fht. t.aTGfit IF nd
he discusses Eh9 old system, now al |
mosC given up, OF transportation, and |
the present sYstsm of poual serviNde, |
which Was derived from it, aad u0der |
which she sentences Tor serious Grim |
have seriously dlntiuished. The i'm
proveDent tn prtsoBs, and ths still un-
decided questions IT prison govern
msGt are eopsi0ered st ledgCh; Ss-
pecislly the too5 OF prisoners ana the !.
hind o. instruction 10 be given then,
ESperieace has shown that tisa |
Great Bcitain literery education
has Do5 che retormstory in
once expected from 1t, ana rhnt she
mos5 p,@orful Influences are mora
hnd inoaStrisl education. Msny per
sons IN the United StaseG h iVa COM |
TO thu same eonelusiou,l A schedul8
Of instruction in reading, writing aud
aeienpietic has baen oarafuiiy GRE
pared; rho time given to IL does ,ol
s5sceed one hour each wees. The
canH reformatoTy system hsa worked
~e,h sad there il steady decrease ia
No psison population, showing ihsg u
: a seen checked at It's source.
JJlnudl Dn Cane gives much informa
ion valuable to those wac make
specislsludy of crine, criminals an
PRISONS, and ha tsils curious fArL
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

MOTHERHOOD, Nov. 29.-[Specisl. j
The Farmers Alliance association OF
this county held meeting here yesier-
day, and acted upon some important
matters concerning their association.
DR.. n. @. Neer left yesterday on en-
Galveston.
Mr.. j. ID. McCarty and Miss jennie
Jay have been licensed to marry.
Miss Anna Bacon, OF Michigan, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Gas.
ton Mitchell, who has been quite i'll for
some time.
8. A. .Ieffery, n prominent cattle
man of Young county, has been in the
city.
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KiDgston

KINGSTON, Nov. 20,-[spsoial lone
OF the largest tiree over kpo@n in this
town occurred this morning ne 80. II
originated in Brown IL Nsrtholo mew's
grocery store from defective Hue.
The losses are a. folloTs:
Norman u Qaarles,s saloon, loss $500;
no Insurance.
Brownies Bartholmew's grocery, loss
81 500; insurance $3.50.
Covington d. shueinaker groceries,
$500; Insurance 1870.
Tom Foster, house, $500,
j. M Cook, house, $500.
Gardner Guess, house, 5000.
j. w. Patterson, house, $500.
Albsrt Patterson, house, 5000.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

The Indian rsoogniEes an honesI
man and good comnioH sense whea be
meets with it, ana the induencs which
the army officer always Yields ever
Mr.. Lo is due TO tho fact that the array
officer always talks straight 10 hisa
end never promises anything he caa--
nok perform. There arc no people On
the f8ce of the earth who despiss
"crooked talk" and crooked aatious
dians and they lose all confidence az
once and forever 10 The man who
breaks promise made to them or tells
them for y fact anything that il not so.
1.-THE United Service.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03
lIno 80 vm. LlIdo 70 On.

branch limo from vnls Lsrdo TO Du-
range.
Tho Sonora railroad has asked pey-
mission of tho federal government 70
remove i,s Fhnp9, OiliCeg, etc, from
GUtywgs 10 NJgalos, ARIZONA Terri-
tory, GA che Mexican border. The
leading Gibbons OF UnEymag hsyo sent
q petition ~ the president OF tho re-
public calling upon him not to permit
lie removal. Tho president hhn set
led tbr uStfor without iHjuring the
Interests o. Guaymgs. Tho railroad
company has bo6G granted permission
10 remove only he Officer, aud that .or
5"G months, 20 some poiut situated
which G3CseqUeUtig cannot ba IN
Nnsaie5. TIE conpanyIs not likely 10
m IKE ueo ~ the permission granIsd.
III 10 should accept Gt 81 IL would
only b. curing the summer months
should tho yellow FOYER sgei1 appear
IN Guaymgs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03
Overwhelmingly defeated.
"A Miniature Yosemite valley

Jf you Will look on she railroad map
you will find "Walkius Glon," not
many Milas rom Corning. IL il a
place Of great interest TO s6Eang ers, g
SOFT of Yosemite Valley ia miniature.
Great rocks thai are alm0se grand,
pieturesque.looking ostaracts and cav
erns, precipitous paths, bridges con
stracted over portions Of E. young
river that roEred and tan1eled oyer
bouidsrs in a tumuliuous fashion, gs If
determined so attract alto ntion to the
part il vas playing in this miniature
scene of grandeur; steps cu5 into tho
rocky Cliff 10 enable oua o reach the
nlEher points; shelves ia prec,-
Qicos just wide enough for a
fD0G pAssor, and who IL
oniy too eager TO grasp the protecting
IRON rolling as he would s. friendly
hsn0; deep basins which Looked bo5-
tcDiless, The wster as oiesr aa cfystel
and overriding with mosses, ferns ard
sfrubbafp OF 9 larger growth, all oeau-
utully reflacGod ia tho mirror like
BOSOM Of tine deep,silent pooi; piio wsy
Ia ghs glen StRnos IS rus ,ic house, hnj it
Tor r5freahment anG reB5, and sap pliad,
o. course, with tho usual curiu4itiea
apd photographs. In sh0rf, every
tniog pertaining to our Yossmiye eau
b. found here, oWsrfted ia size, snd all
thcludsd IN space Of Ia mile ana -
hell, and yet too wild and rugged for
travel except on foot, and u level hetd,
cam nerves end steady f0oG are abso-
iUtely essential TO seCoSss ,-fCorrea-
pordence of the San Frsncisco Bull
l,tslg.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03
TEXAS KILOGRAMS.
THE RECORD OF YESTERDAY
Throughout Texas, as written by the
Heiald's Corps OF Core spondents
Tor tho Entertainment aud In-
struction OF the Readers
OF tho Great Daily.


WACO, Nov o. Special. Judge
Mccormick signed The miputes 81 tho
late term OF tho United States court
this morning and left ut $50 this after
noon for Dailag. Among the latest
acts OF the rirriiJ court VAS Il deere -
setting To- tn the amounts to ba psld
out OF toe procse0s uf the sale of the
Texas d. s.. Louis railroad, ON tho LIST
proxlmo, 20 tho following parties, who
have rendered sUvio-a since the rosd
went into the han3AofN Yh0siver: W.
X. Woodward, tx-recriyor, AZ the rats
OF S6,0C0 pr year: 5. w Fordyce, pres
ems receiver, 5000 per year, j. IA. Nic-
Cormick, master "a chRnceIy, $4,000
per year; Pnillips & Stewart, ltgal
counsel. $4,000 IN full compensslio4;
BHtler, Still nan q Hubbard, Of New
York, ana Clark q Dyer, OF Waco, s25,-
0c0, In full compan ss'ion; Hen.
dersop d q. ia, Bt lyler, $26 800; Central
Investment company, OF New York,
5000.
Unite States Marshal Cabell left for
Dallas this evening Ia charge Of James
A. Hamilton, sentenced 10 five yoarh Rt
Chester, Illlnots, aud John Drake, The
Cisco stag ro3oer. Hamilton Will pu
forwarded TO his destination az once.
while Drake VIII ba jailed NJ Dallas, 20
of McCarty, charged with pussinK
counterfeit money, a new Wisl was
granted. Also nav TRIAL ia she CAGE
OF Hudson VS.. Ayera, which was de
cided In favor OF AYsrs. The accounts
OF United S5sies Marshal Mckee wore
also approved. Tn young bioOds from
Robertson couniy, charged with $40 4
ping the nna,l tran oa ,ha Central, got |
q fine OF 81 asoh and lecture.
aff dnS ~
rain, ia sgalp clsYr and cool, sfferding |
church. goers fac opportunity W no |
pious to-day. A. Trinity Methodist |
Episcopal church to.nighr seryices
were held ia tho S aadinavisn tongue,
by Rev. Jebn Nelson. AT st, Psul's
church tho rector announced mat
Bishop Gregg would he here, on his
annual Visitation, TN the 20sh prox-
imo.
DIR. d. r. Wallace, superintendent of
the lunatic asylum st Terrell, tele.
grarhs the death o. mis- only son, Coke,
aged IL ears, and named forSsnsLor
Coke. TIE rStnsins will arrive here
tonight for interment tomorrow
mOrnlnN.
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IA. NJ. Ksste ason, Dorsey County
Arkansas, says: ] can certify to III,
tsct thst HUGHES Tonic is tho hes
eeiii tonic ever tried. / consider il,
better than Qninine. Prepared nv r.
a. Robinson o Co.., Wholesale drug
eis.s, Lnuisvitie, Ky. Sold at 70
ssu oy al druggist and dealers gem