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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23
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.... ...a.n t srfoos tf"..'o''
t,f ....a ts ..r p'tp,i.n.I
..ll. PSI. o.. peloeer --.--
f0f rorh Carolina is 40 .es-
rae opening .crnoa lNe'-
Irt g. rtmek. OF Moore
a.l strongly sab pr let'.n'-
Ie.,.a0n. an. Ao.d hat t.e .''.
every soul wa. desreei before
cod suffered samo o. 10 'ti
Intended others 10 do good
= C Als ialer, of ''nil's'' was
.. moderator
There are .-O pr aehtn ana ''''-
,au u Che syn,di about o3 arc "'"
lfe eat .,. a.
.l,...l q congregation Of 200 last might
Attpre.bftenan church. Ito had Ds'n
m CHINA WE'VE yeafs. 10 Was "a "''-
lrs. "a much interest.
Today the synod discussed eeaea'
lo,. Professor Mchimeon mace
strong speech On deroodnationai eaaea'
lion ,sG ~ favor II Davidson College
ile s,ii David. On College 10 fOrty-aeyen
YEAR bad furnished the Syno' 49,
m,n...e,s ard Chapel Hill 10 oae
hundred ,eafs only eighteen. Inc col
lese buildings needed painting ana 70.
tsildlng. Two more professors "eIe A'se
leeded. Bs bsseugal the Ps'ys'' AD1
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Comforting About Ireland.

10y NHVIb 10 tIIN TIrP"0NI'I
DUBLIN, October 22.-Resident ma
gistrates from various parts of Ireland
conferred to-day with the Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland and the Lord Chancel-
lor for the purpose of giving them in
formation in regard to the state Of Ire
land for the guidance of the Cabinet at
its meeting tomorrow.
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English Farmers Alliance.

LONDON, October 22.--The English
Farmers Alliance has adopted resolu-
ton stating that to avert the ruin OF
the present race of farmers the land
owners must forthwith reduce the rents
of farms and the Government must
formulate measures which will prevent
the raising Of rents on improvements OF
tenants.
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Intcr-NemInary Missionary Alliance

by telegraph TO the Dispsioh.l
ROCHESTER,. y. Y, October o.
The Intcr-Seminary Missionary Ali
ance held its sixth annual Convention
here to-day. There were present 3S1
delegates from thirty-twO seminaries Of
different denominations. Rev. DR.. \.
II. Strong delivered the address Of wei
come. In the cyonln. Rev. DR.. Hen
son Of CHICAGO. aodrc,>c. LARGE au-
oi.nc,. 80 ih business moctIns r.
W. Work, Of Lane Seminary, VAS
elected president John +. Scott.
Union tpresbyterianl II. King, Hart
fond ,CorereeationaG; u. A.. Re
maker, Rochester baptist, aud
F.. ". Stapleaamp, Ncw brunsw .cf
Reformed Church,. were elected lerml-
reit secretaries. s.. j. Rcmaker AID
q. ~. stap'esamp were appointed ON
thc Enrolment Committee Mr. beck,
.f Princeton. O.. D. Hooker. of Yale,
I.I. - 'fam. 81 fra 20. D.. 3. tas-
ucm,n. OF Alexandria. and +. y. Ban
mar, If Lancaster. wers made q com-
m.u,e ou nominations. lhe tNecuirc
Committee reported in favor OF uhc.iin.
o.. .as llc neat F'ac. of meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

SAVANNAH, October %. - The
license heretofore required by this city
nom drummers has been abolished.
HAVANA, October 22.--The ~ Fe-
MA. Of Cieulaesas, says the next crop
Of sugar will be one Of the largest
gathered for ten years, and thero are
good reasons TO hope for better prices
the coming year.
NV loRK October 22.-Ferdi-
nand Ward vas locked Up IN the Tcmbs
tonight, aud will be confined there ia
stead Of Ludlow Street jail during his
trial. Detectives will have charge OF
Fish. who came here from Aaburn
prison 10 testify, until after his exam
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

lIiy telegraph 10 tue D,spaicu.l
MONTGonERY, Ala, October p. -
a negro named Ward was hanged by 3
mob to-day, thirteen miles south o.
Euiaula, for The attempted murder Of
one cisiasn and the supposed murder Of
another.
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NORFOLK.
nsyntlsnn airttiag snip Ashore ra ssiz-d -
siau Drowned.


ielcciai telegram TO the pisrateh.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 22.-The
Republicans hola mass. meeting on
Market Square tonight. and the gath
eripe was addressed for two hour, or
more by Hon. John S. Wise. The meet
ine Was composed equally Of Democrats
ard Republicans, the former attracted
by curiosity. Mayor Lamb presided.
Tie spteoh was of the usual Wise order,
and while the speaker created oonsii-
cradle laughter, there was compare
lively little applause aud less enshusi-
asIn.
The United States stoalnsr powhatan
Is ashore opposite LAmberI's poihi,
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Obituary.
VOEIUNFI-
Ky lnlacrnn 10 the nlsnAlch.

TBy Telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
LEwIsBURG, PA. October D..
Hon. George F. Miller, the oldest mem
Der Of the Union-county bar and ex-
member Of Congress, died yesterday /;
aged seyenty-six.
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Dismissed from the gnvy.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, October o.
Cadet Ralph Bailey, Of Arkansas, mem
her Of the third class, found guilty Of
hazng by court-martial, was to-day
dismissed from the navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23
Hase-IisiR Yesterday.

BY telegraph 20 me Diaparh.l
Hampton Nationals, IS; Balti-
more, 10.
Pittsburgh: Chicago lleagael, 81;
81. Louis tAmerican), ,.
Brooklyn Motropolitans, 9 Brook
lyn.'4.
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LATE FEATHER REPORT.

T''H - II ~ wv TT -
NAsHfNgION. October 23-l 4.
NJ For The Midie Afiani,c States,
iooai shopers and stationary 'empera-
pff ,n the HofihoH portions. siighfls
poImp. far peaflcr m he southern
ymn,ns. hgbt rar,abir v,ads geae-
toDV shJnag ~ souitWesf and north.
ur.f.
inrmc Somb A1rHhc Naics. slighf.
n wanna, lau W,a'her. rqriahl'
eud. NlUmg 'o Ft' anil soaih ~
Nj. nuhuu p.rlonf.
fnr hNtnnad 0Hi rl0imiY. r1rmsr,
lHif r,ri.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

;
WE U0l mAr uow a .G00u
nOOK WTn NlNIYul-FArIEH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DAD il-b f0R A lWE-Is-rRANca
CONTAIN. yWuol ruNr NoSirs A>p
PLAYS AND SHOWS AND Climbs
FENcfs AID sCALKs WALLS MAY
,osI PhHFNr- ANEXTRAsUiroR
PAIR oI pANIs OCCASIONALLY. BUT
NoD.cI0K-' BILLS. WEHAVE WILL
IROElLDFoR rHI- MANLY KIND OBJ
10Y lN CLOTHING THAT WILL NOT
ZIP OR THAR THAT WILL STAND
HARD ENOlks AND ROUGH USAGE
HOr. vital. Drr And MADE UP
NIruAN Iu BEAUTY lN EFFECT
as wELi AZ STRENGTH VIZ HAVE
N0RfoiKs TuuE-rlFCE SUITS
-lssLl. BREASTED uuUBLE.uREA-r
20. rf.ERIfN lIr. rs FACT kf ikf
kfND Of -lff MADE. SEPARATE
PANTS SHORT IuNp o1 EXC IS
al 40. 1flDliulDl WANrANl FAR
pItEN p lf.pIHfNG, AMI CANNOT fi Nd
10 fI-fW WHERE iOi Ahk 81 kt 10
flNu iT FOR THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
aAra 4 f,n -
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A Fonrison-y esr-o,d Boy MURDERS
HIS sls.er.

InT ttl'HIHtII % tIIN N1'I"'E"'I
MARION, ALA, October 22.-The
town Ia excited over q coii-blooded
murder committed by fourteen-ye Al.
old negro boy yesterday. Horny Hunt
10y is the boys name, and bis sister,
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BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE, October 22.-Virginis IS
oOnsOis. 51n. past-due coupons, 5sA; new
lO.sO's SGI; new SIS, 81. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

MANSFIELD, o., october 2i.-Lsss
night Mrs. Gates, wife Of John Gates,
sheriff of this county, armed herself
with a rawhide. aud. with her brother,
started IN parsuil Of Robert Richie, q
Young man who was formerly deputy
sheriff. Meeting the object Of her
search. Mrs. 6ates's brother drew 2
revolver and ordered him to stand still
until his sister concluded her ohastise-
meni. When she had exhausted herself
in she use Of the rawhife Mrs. Gates
permitted Richie 10 depart. The cause
u the trouble was slanderous remarks
made by Richie about Mrs. Gates.
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Sponrsse Gooss.

GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.--I HAVE
VI an hand large ana very coanpet
Stock on GUNS. hlfLf~, aud PlSloi.1.
b.fa Of fugiish aud American makes. AID
eIOltTi Ne GOoue stuenlllyi o. which
me- attention ~ merchants and ~portsmeo
ID invited. ~ Nih sell az cheap ~ aliolnf
uoDis ran he bought auywhefe Ato, Neont
dor tho coiehrnted uEA D-SHOf POW DER,
a. ". rlONoK. 1918 Main streei
o. 2l-lm Richmond Va
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MARRETS BY TELEGRAPR
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October 22.-Cotton easy :
sales. s5l bales; uplsnds, y 13-i6c.: Or
leans, Zoe; net consolidated receipts, 3D.
gu bales; sXports--to Great Britain. as
27e bales: to France, l4T bales; 10 the
Continent, 3 Ala bales. southern Hour un-
changed. Nheat-Spot . SHADE better and
quiet; uugrded red. 7tnsSr.. No. red.
97c. In elevator; November. 95 ss0fi.c.
Iorn- spot without much change: an.
graded i9pt1lc.. No. z. Sic. in q etAtor.
November. bOA6Ohc. Oatsa shade stronger I:
40. z sOAs3O.c. in elevator. Hops steady !.
demand light COiicc-SpOt fair RIO quiet
vt $50 sugar dun aud somewhat noini-
nal. Molasses dull and unsettled. Kice
steady. C1iion.sesd OH. 3ias3c Tor crude
ssi e. Tor refined Kueln steady. Iurpen-
Zinc dul Hides unchanged. Wool steady
purf unchanged and duli Mlid'es nnini-
nal. long clear. $685. Lard weak aud an.
changed western steam, spot. 80. Aoatf 80
NUftmlfr s0.isaff It. fIvgnis steady
foffou 3. Yld wheat AZ
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Hy Oa..a io tne u.sgafch.l
NAN,uEsTEK, October 22.--Bigbt
Rev. James frazer, ID. D., Bishop Il
Manchester, died suddenly to-day, ,hs
result Of okcrWofk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

IiN telegraph lo iue nhptirh.l
NEW loHK, October 22.-Atameet-
iue of The directors of the Western
nion Telegraph Company to-day Or.
Nurin Green was reelected president
and General fchcrt general manager.
Colonel Clowry. Of Chicago, was elected
a yice-presilsnt ard made q member Of
he Executive Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

TII' TIITT 7" IT" II |T-I-||T
tuAInN. October H 4 ilal.h.m
declares ihe DlHmanN si|on ..fHi
DO Msnsheld. pnhIi.hei BOZ it. fe
PM. flrus ehsllsnr'nf ihs i'iHf fi
'fat Journal tl ~ iafi n hliaif ID d.
i.HItlfn. iu us .HiII4 ..
sni .a.a "i ia smF'f HIraisn -
flU ufIiff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

R1tawOND THEATRE.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY siCuND SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS AND WkDNfSpAi
MATINEE.
COMMENCING nuNnAN. OCTOBER 2fri.
tirnnA production Uf tne New YORK ara
iHfIsilH slfrfHss,
THE PAYMENTS Of fAkl4,
the most thrllius and realistic OF modern
mrln.dlaulRs. entirely eslsea
mod reconstructed.
TIE Srlhkb COMPANY.
headed Iy thu Nurt maln-dramauc actor,
nfNhN bhLMhR
New and Picturesque scenery
ilnlnut Costumes.
Magnificent Stage settings.
Special MATINEE "Wednesday. oc @3-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID exeeutee Al the DISPATCH PRINT.
IN0-HouaE.
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BALTIMORE

BALrIsouE. October 29.-fiouf quiet aud
steady " heai-suuihsfn uulsi aud eaHs
western quiet and lalfl s.eeds suulhs fn
r,d Paapfr.. amhsf fiafi nl. ~. Mar
snf pnap0tc M, western Winter fed
rIuf nut.r bid. Corr southern IuIHi aud
ffiu. western nuWMsNy steady southern
White t2afge fullne. blnAsc, eesiufn
mixed spot inn .uI .r Oats is'iiI arilte
arH steady southern. fNIIff. western
white Hansir. Provisions IulHi Aus uuf
VlHle, llrhsr ~ tiilnsi.f9. tfsighis
Ann auI I.ulILnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-23

II rIhr IYH
fftefA, October cardinal
Jaynaid. Archhth or of ka'o.. tai
lea Hungary. .n Addressing rDo Aas-
ua delegation to-day urged shat every
saun,e q, m'.s toprcssue Che powers
ard authority 81 tle monarchy ,atact.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27
Texas Politics.

The political cauldron in Texas,
notwithstanding the fact that the state
election is year aud "A half OIL, Is
seething and boiling already, aud not
the witches pot in Hamlet or in hades
either, contained denser mixture OF
mischief than 1t does. There is trouble
ahead, especially as very many of the
hottest expectants were expected TO
be provided for, or to have their
stomachs stayed by some federal em-
ployment. Doubled back in this way
these are likely to be troublesome, as
entering into the sum Of the diseords
which are TO be harmonlzed by the
next state convention. Something Is
TO be done TO keep things level VIVA !
its nature, or what its extent, or.
again, what its good or bad effects
are to be, no one eau say al this writ
ing. The twentieth legislature is TO
slect senator. This, together with
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

the temptations which now beset our
legislators. If the donations should
go beyond the sum named, the adj
dress of the Times will hereafter be
Toronto, Canada.
The San Antonio Express charges
up the Gazette in the following dis
tressful fashion:
After that message the other day
the Free Grass Gazette may be ex-
the governor in efIigy.
THE Houston Journal hits out at us
over the shoulders of the Herald in
the following unheard of way:
Uncle Daniel imagines he is the
man who won the 100 kisses from the
Oakland, California, girl. lie wants
her to pay them In installments. The
editor of the Journal would take them
all In batch, and, like the horse
leech's daughter, would cry for more
The professor il 10 sardine when IL
comes to kissing. Herald.
The aesthetic Waco EXAMINER and
remote echoes accuse the Journal OF
bad taste in styling an esteemed con-
temporary an "uncircumcised Phil
istine,' aud the Journal was cleared
triiimphantly on the backing of Shak.
spearc aud the Bible; but now comes
this Thersites hallooing through the
camp aud exposing his back to the
whacking of Ulysses! We do moi
care to call up Ulysses from his grave
and we would mildly say to the
scandal-monger to take to his hole in.
stanter, or else we will-weli, he does
not know what we shall do, and We
scarcely know ourselves, but let him
never forget that we have the rod IN
soak for him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27


the governor, VIII make matters nVe-
", anu caii OUT the iorc.s long before
action would nave peen Joiheu other-
wise. Inc man VINO deiers MS com
Dihauohs on inc theory tnat others
are not moving wii' get ioi'' oh-
quest'onaoiy' senator MaNey's great
personal popniarity' anu ms rugscu
MANHOOD are very ves'iy III 'he way
OF meny Oh those niue sohelhes' iic is
a man VINO mas s'oou ioi Ihauy
years ip' ~ the eye oi inc
puonc, III the strongest glare Oh hgn'
possipie 10 throw upon huii'an re-
cord. NO &c. Oh MS uuring Az 'hese
years oil puohc OF private nature pu'
VIII stahu Tue very olosest scrutiny
has stood II ~ iact' aad Indeed ne wiz
be an ever present mora N the siue oil
the schemers. lou cannot Joss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

Our new nnes OF ladies', misses and
children's shoes comprise all the best
styles made. No corns, no bunions, II
you wear our shoes, they all fit per-
feet, and ~ we have before demon
stratcd, our prices are always the low
est. Ladies', even il You don't want TO
buy, come aud look at our shoes, and
get our prices. Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

Times arc tight tits true, but the
craving for the beautiful is lust as
strong as ever. Recognizing these
facts, Mr.. w ID. Jackson appears be-
fore the public in the role Of philan-
throplst, and practical philanthro-
pist at that. lie has gone over his
large stock of bric-a-brac and object
of vertu, applying the pruning knife
TO prices with n free hand, and visit
TO his emporium on Austin street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

TIE ExtNfNEh's Austin CORE
spondent oyersiepped the bounds q
little ~ discussing Col. swsin's SUP.
posed gube Material ambitions. We
readily acquit Col S. Of the charge OF
hostility TO Gen. Ross, but win never
blame him for single moment for
any earnest honest attempt he has
made or may make in the luture to
be governor OF Texas. That surely is
a prize worth striving for, and Col.
swain or Lybody else enobles himself
when he tries 10 secure il by honor
able meme. Col. S. and Gen. Ross
are friends OF long standing, and we
do aot.boiieye either would place an
obstacle In the way of the other,
knowingly. At any rate the race is
still good way OF, and great many
foolish things may DO done and I'M
done, loo, before tho nominating day
comes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

THE Free tongue says that "while
Maxey is attending to the interests of
Texas at Washington, an unholy COM
bination is being made at Austin to
Gust him from his seat in the senate
Never fear about the combination ut
Austin or elsewhere. Maxey has too
nuch OF the confidence OF the people
of Teas 10 npke such combinations
possible, or, at FL events, successful
Maxey IL firmlya enthroned ju the
affections of the people Of this s''.
-. '----' - comb'an. STATE,
cid no 1iffr-uvana !1ilon cen prevail
against him, either at Austin or else
where.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27
CLIPPINGS AND COMMENTS.

III does the apple of our cditoria
c eye good TO get another glimpse a
,. Nat Q.'s old paper with Nat himsel
c at the helm. Welcome, thrice wei
: come, old friend. Nat remarks:
I Col. j. w. Booth, of tho Decatur
|, Tribune, and who is an old legislative
s clerk, says that the two houses will
be IN session until after the first OF
D April. Goodness knows they have
| oeen there long enough now. GLOW
long, oh, Lord, how long"
, Tho Lord only knows how long.
The people pray for the briefcst term
THE following sentiment finds an
echo In Nat Q g breast:
The Waco EXAMINER saws the rows
occurring In the senate come s.from
eleeting that ight-complccted Kid.
Barney Gibbs, TO the chair.' and tint
"Barncy cannot control the playful
lambs committed to his care"
The following unexpected crumb
of wisdom is 'pnoutcd" in tho Dallas
Herald. 1t is a blsseEsss.1.......
.ao- .nailsae.a--a-ss----
n"A state legislature like man, Is
wonderfully aud fearfully slmng to-
gether, but fortunately for the body |
polite 1t has It's day. The event Of |
its dissolution is one of the few funer- |
ais at which the moufuers arc scarce |
and their grief but barely percepu-
bic.
FoR pure unalloyed cheek the fol-
lowing from the San Antonio Times
takes the cake:
A benevolent gentleman called AZ
the Times Office this morning aud
stated that 1t was ropoI tod 10 him, Mt
the house of preacher tina. the bur
glaries now 80 frequent in Austin
were perpetrhted by members of thu
Legislature, who find il impossible to
buy food and the necessary drinks
with So day. Considering the source
from whence this Intelligence is de-
rived, we are bound to conclude II is ,
correct Our informant proposes 10
take mp a collection aud send the pro- !
ceeds TO our Legislators, in order 20 ,
enable them TO keep up steam until I
The 3lst, without resoriing TO the
questionable practice OF burglary.
all contributions left at this Office,
provided the amount Is not more thpn =
$1,000, viii be properly forwarded TO :
heir destination, and win act, doubt i
ess, as a'powerfulproteeilon against Z
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

In addition TO my large stock OF
farmimpliments have added well
assorted stock of hardware consisting
of shelf goods, cutlery, nails, trace
chains, names, collars, garden and
farm hoes, hay forks, spades, shovels
wagon and buggy wood work, iron
steel, etc | thank you for your kind
patronage in the past and desire d
continuance of the same as am now
prepared to sell my friends greater
variety of goods, and as low as they
can be bought. W. NJ. KELLETr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27
TEx AS NEWS NOTES.
Brennan has burglars.

Brennan has burglars.
Houston will shortly have the doc
tors.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
builders of San Antonio's Jail war
ranted it to be proof against burglars
tools. two stage robbers confined
therein, ON Tuesday night cut their
way out with files, and were only re-
tanned as prisoners by the active ar
guments of shot-guns in the hands OF
;hc surprised guards.
William Ackcrman, clerk In the
udjutant generals office at San Auto-
MO, has "gone wrong.nn- and pai.n"qIliy
wrongness consisted of incest with
his own sister, and If the Bexar au.
ehorities capture him, the beast will
swing. To the crime of incest he
added that of child murder, 1t is as.
serted.
| Houston is making great prepare
tions for the coming Sangerfest to be
held there this summer. The German
citizens of that town are active and
energetic and are securing some fine
foreign talent for the occasion.
Prot. Proctor, the astronomer. is
lecturing in Houston, and il is said
that his lectures are well attended. as
the number of skating Kinks has large
ly increased the interest in star
study.
The Breuham Banner has enlarged
to six-column folio, and announces
its intention to grow as fastas patron
age will warrant, and no faster.
Major Penn is holding evangelical
meetings at the "Nickel" church in
Palestine, and deservcdly attaining
good results.
The colored pedagogues of Waller
county have organized a teachers in
stitute.
Dallas ofllce-seekers are much exer-.
cised at Clevelaud's delay in turning
the rascals OUT aud putting their
own honest selves iu.
Charles Brooks. a negro, was ar
rested on Wednesday at Houston for
a murder committed in San Antonio
about four years ago. lie Processes
Innocence, but the detectives say
Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe did not
have to go to Colorado after all to
answer TO che charge of obtaining
money under false pretences. for, al
though she was arrested at New Or
cans, the governor refused TO grant
'xtradition papers to the Colorado
)fllccr.
There Is "A prospective big demand !
or dem golden slippers" at Morgan,
IS body Of rcligionists, calling them |
elves the "santIillcationr holiness
and, are "doiug" the tow1.
Farmers about Columbus are turn
1g them attention 10 raising fine
attic. They arc also putting in large
reas for meadow grass purposes.
An armed aud masked mob of cow.
rds surrounded the house of Mrs.
near Corsicana, and rid
led the structure With bullets. all
Ms because they did not like the
'iy. Nine Of the mob are ..gDyd.er. ~,
A!.i's wln be tried.
IIardman, also a brakeman, who re-
ntly shot boy named Stuart al
Drt Worth, has been arrested at
ongview aud taken to the Fort.
Mack Thompson was wanted al
icliita Frlls and GeorgctOWn for
fe robbery, aud therefore Marshall
both, of Long, CIV, has arrested him
sight. lie " u doubtless be Justly
alt " ith.
J. u. Webb, residing near Bryan.
lille suffering from temporary alb.
ration OF MUD, clothed himself Ia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-27

For enterprise, push and desire 10
get such goods as will give the trade
w. A. Williamson & Co.,
The druggists, lead all competition.
They sell DIR, Bosanko's Cough and
Leng Syrup, because its the best med
icino on the market for coughs, colds
Group and primary consumption
Price 90 cents and 81. Samples Tree