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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
Obstructing Commerce..

From the Neao York CBamerctaS Bulletin.
The truth is. the whole body OF tariff laws
ana the customs ADMINISTRATION would seem
10 proceed upon the assumption that interna-
IlonaI commerce is an evil rather than bene-
nj, and that therefore 1t is a patriotic duty to
oostruct and harass 1t by every means con-
future day, possibly, we may proceed on more
liberal and enlightened lines, but in the pres
ent state of public opinion we fear it would
De rash to anticipate an early change for the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
"Tnrorming" President DIVE.

From the Washington Past (De,a.i
The government of Mexico. "when better
informed" will find out that the demand
which gave rise to this difficulty, viz , the de-
mand that Mexico shall not assert the right
TO punish American citizens for acts done in
the nIted States. has not been abandoned,
and Will be insisted on until that right is for
mally disclaimed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
, About True Tariff Reform.

From the Neto York World tDem.l
True revenue reform consists in tightening
the burden of tariff taxation upon the neces-
stiles of the people and the essentials of man
fractures, .wi hOut depriving American la
Dor OF the ability to compete successfully with
foreign labor" II 20 per cent. tariff was
Suinclent for this purpose in 1851, 46 per
cent. tariff is not necesaarY now.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

II editors Mclean and Halstead would
only combine to purify Cincinnati poll
tics they could do it. They will not I'M
dertake the job. however, until they are
themselves purified.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
CURRENT COMMENT.
Caution to the Third Party.

From the PhiddelDhid Record (Dent.)
Let the Knights OF Labor who are thinking
OF building political party upon the foup-
dalton of their secret organization keep their
eyes open and see how the little sorties of tho
labor party result. Third parties are ground
very fine between the millstones of govern
ment by the people and government for the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

The prohibition question is giving New
Jersey politicians a great deal of trouble.
IL begins to look as if the days of Jersey
lightning are numbered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

There is said to be very poor outlook
for an apple crop in the Middle and East
ern States. So there will be no need for
Mr.. Sam j. Randall TO press his apple
lack bill In Congress s'''s wintar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

Nobody has yet sent any flowers to Ge-
sonimo. His captivity will be very
gloomy unless he is taken to Chicago or
New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

Atlanta has not yet put in bid for
Geronimo. Is the Gate City losing its
bounce and enterprise?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

The Republicans hope TO carry Kansas
and Minnesota, but theydo not appear to
be altogether sure about Illinois.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

Blaine and Edmnnds appear to have
agreed to a truce, but each doughty war;
Iior is,believed to have a dagger up his
alaeyp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

1t seems that the Blaine-Logan combi-
nation will notgo starring together any
during the present political season.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

The average WashIngtoncorrespondent
cant be convinced that truth is better as
well asstranger than fiction.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

The question of the hour yesterday
morning was, Ibid you feel the shock"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

I Probably yesterdays shock was just
kind OF land slip in local politics.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

1t is gratifying to know that Prince
Alexander, lately Of Bulgaria, doesn't
propose to go on the lectnre stage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

How did the improvised seismographs
work yesterday morning?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

Has John Sherman quit pulling the
wool over the eyes of the Ohio wool grow
ersS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

THE home rule that is embodied in no latch
key and having to carry your wife's break
fast TO bed is not the one that we are voting
for very unanimously. RGper AdOGnce.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22

IHE small Town OF Werda. In the kingdom
of Dabomey, is celebrated for its Temple of
Z Serpents, long building in which the priests
keep upward OF a thousand serpents of all
sizes. which they feed with the birds and frogs
brought to them as offerings by the natives
These serpents many OF them of enormous
size, NAV be seen hanging from the beams
across the ceiling, with their heads hanging
downward and in all sorts OF strange contor-
tions. The priests make the small serpents
go through various evolutions by lightly
touching them with rod. but they do not
venture 20 touch the largest ones, some of
which are big enough to enfold q bullock in
their coils. 1t often happens that some of
those serpents make their way out OF the
temple into the town, and the priests have
the greatest difficulty In coaXing them back
20 kill a serpent Intentionally Is q crime pun
ished with death, and If n European were TO
kill one the authority OF the King himself
would scarcely suffice to save his life. ANY
one killing q serpent unintentionally must
inform the priest of what has occurred, and
go through the course Of publication which
takes place once year.
THE importation of foreign stamps through
the mails has recently become business of
such volume as to attract the attention OF the
authorities at Washington, and they have
given orders peremptorily forbiddlng this
sort OF traffic. The stamps have been can
celed by the post offices In the foreign coun-
tries, and the clippers who send them here
have them cleaned. They are sent to the
United states to supply the demands OF the
collectors Of foreign. stamps. Collector
Groome Gays that until recently there was
but one OF these foreign stamp importers in
Baltimore, but the number increased to five.
The Customs Collector had one of the cases
before him on Saturday. The order of the
department now is that he. must collect the
full face value Of the stamps, or else send 70
the public store as oonnscated, The postal
clerks, when they believe that foreign pack
age by mail contains matter that should be
locked into, send for The person addressed
and require 1t 20 be oRepad IN their presence.
In this way the staml importers. as well as
persons who have othef on table articles sent
TO them through the malls get into the hands
Of the Collector % Cnssa1ss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

IIorrtbt" MURDER otH Stnti"u Agrnt
NIiIo SittIug 80 MS once.

MNu-uNtL lat. ~rpt o. Never
since war Tunes hns Marshal bcOu u
uuh state ut wild excitement ~ to.
onN. This morning NJ o'clock ~
Hector bul1ucy Wn- passing lhr ucN
depot W tho cro--iug ut the Cmru,
Nurruucs y Chicago and \hldn,h
railways. hr glanrcd m and saw pools
of blood ON the floor. ~ummoniuE
assistance mn examination was made.
aud 10 wn, found That ~ back window
mad been brokru out, HHsh aud nil \
h,-ty glance ne showed a body close
up under the dosk, covered with pa
pet, mud su old ,1Ht entrance Nyit-
No oncr made, and the body was iound
To- hr that ui the ugcut, Gcurgc Pow
cr-. lir had been shot and instantly
Is llsd, apparently.
soon hundreds of people we're NJ
the depot, -urDciN hrllrviug the ter
uhIr news The coroner WA sum.
mourd from DENTON The depot i-
one mud " malt mile. northeast Ot the
uty iu deep mud lonely cut The
ugrui wH- rcquircd 90 stay uuN tia
mluighl lhrDc young men. friends
lt hs hNi ss 'umutni, Il Powers uut
o." Dee. i""i hnd lett hun NJ luIu The
uurirr must have been csmmittcd
.nHu tltrr thHt time. tie was -ittinp
d hl- deck writing ~ letter, Hnd be-.
ing near sighted hc wh- leaning over
close iu the paper ard had his hat
pulled down over his cNr-. The mut-
drrur must have slipped up tu th,
window Hud lircd NJ the top ui hi-
hwd lhr bsll -hNcrcd tho pnur
oi ulus. through which 1t pns.rd
rat circular hole IN the top uI
hi- hat, uud lhoh entered tho victim .
bead lie i,ll forward, his left cN,
striking uu the telegraph instrument
mfhuR u terrible bruisr. There wu.
u pool ul bIpod uu the Table hy the ~
-lruu.ut Tho murderer then seems
in huNu Eluo around and entered
through thc burk window. lie
dragged tho body to the hour aud
t.tlrd all the pockets, taking what lit
'lr money there Wns aud lis watch
Ihr body WH- then dragged through
th, pool ul blood already formed una
iAid olu-c under tho dv-k and cover
od Gp The lloor was almost covered
with blood
I hr Inquest was held this afternoon
nnd ~ verdict WHs rendered in nr,ur.
dHu,r with the above mct-. puwui-
Wa - young mnn 0i ~. very popular
with rll, especially the young lulk-,
and hi- awful death is felt m II com
mon calamity. \ thousand dullnr-
wh, raised ina short umo to prose
cute the search lor tho murderer ar
nuricror-. The feeling is most in
trnsc, md IL would take strong wal,
to hold the liunds II once caught. a
hundred men have been out since the
discovery al the murder, securing
thc country, and kilograms have brun
cent Ia every direction There is no
cIsw whatever to guide tho scurchrr,
An effort In being made to got the
biOOthpuuns from Olncy to start n %
search This laat doyilIsh deed seem.
10 cap he climax Of crime which hr-
rcighod ia ChrE county the Inst
three months.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16
A TERRIBLE SIGHT.
md two Little Girls
Terribly MAngled by
an Engine.
MIR. JIiugen, said To be Dead,
may Atiu be cling
Ing 80 Life.
a Husband shot Dead by "a
Jealous, bad oud Abdn-
doned Wife.
Experience ot ,hc WIfe who
was AbhuCted From her
Hu,bnnd's side.

WOMAN ANu UuIiuutN NANUIEn.
MAuruN, Wis. sept %. \ snd
accident happened lust evening ON
the northern division ui the Milwau.
kec y st. Paul railway, close tu Wau-
pun. by which "a W iduw named Daccy
and two little girls one - daughter
0t Mr. llOlbrO IKE. editor of one ul tho
WAupun papers, aud the other OF Mr..
Jones, n dry goods merchant OF that
town lost their lives. a. the rail
way approaches thc depot there Is -
sharp curve aud "a bridge which span-
the river. When the train came
around the curve the engineer saw
walking on the bridge u woman ana
two children lie whi-ilui aud put
on brakes. but the distance wN- too
short aud the engine ran over the un-
fortunate trio, mangling them terri
bly,. The train pulled up aud the
bodies were taken to the depot. 1t
seems that the parents ul the two
girls had gone out of town aud lHd
left the hildrcn IN charge ot Mrs
Dacey, who did washing for the fam
HES. The girl-. WHO were between
; and g wears ulG, had gone on the
track tOpluy and Mr.. baccN uHd gone
after th"m to bring th'm back when
they ell met thoir deaths. \ gentle
man who was ON the train SAYS the
sight wp- most horrible one, rs the
three bodies wore tc rihly mangled.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16
4 cIII,AGn ,INsrLMr.
IL, suspicious ''rc"mstn"c". At
L.mh mr. mn I-mhnkyINr,s MmrIhI.

ia, Su-ptctuU- Circumstances At.
tviidtng nu i.mbVEyivr's burial.
tuIt,Gu. lI.. sept l5 --Ou the
s'h instant Mm i. iiugcn, cN.clcrk
Ot the Hrmury police court of This city
died very suddenly and Was buried
the following day nj Calvary cemetery
Cliugcu was prominent figure in
local politics and had for several
months been under Indictment for n
deficit OF several thousand dollars In
his accounts. The circumstances Of
his sudden death were but brlcil,
chronicicd in the daily papers and
what facts wcrp .iCcrtained II II
claimed came from one source. The
deceased had been suffering with nu
attack otplcurisy which, 1t was said,
finally reached ms heart, causing
death. a local paper this morning
says "lt in currently reported that
terry ana uasit fi'IiiSr rtdHH TR'A+tgReG'
mcnts of the alleged deceased 1h,
rumurs were nj first rot HhuAi by Ger
tain members Of the Order ut Forest
rrs, OF which Ginger va, u member.
but with which order hc denied any
connection when the cmh,lllrmrnt
cuse- were brought against him IN the
criminal court The Fore,tcr- ,laim
chat mono OF them were AllOwe
to see the body even after tue
eighth hour after death, on Ac.
count of the state OF decomposition
into whichu hul 40 rapidly fallen, 80
the family aud near friends pat it,
Even intimate iricudS ottho alleged
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

WAsuINuroN. -. G.. sept. o.
Mcsrr- Goodc Chandler md Whit
man, special counsel IN the govern.
ment suit against the Bell Telephone
company, will, it is said, leave thi,
evening tor Cincinnati, where the
casc will come mp for hHrng ON dee
murrcr next Monday. EN- Solicitor
general Goodc Is reported A- nyug
stress on the fact that no model wa,
filed when the Bnll pAtcut wa- issued,
and hc will contend that this iuiur.
maiity invaidutcr the patent. 10
this the attorney OF the Bed clmpWy
will reply, admitting that no mode.
was fled, but coutcudlug tuHt the AW
uak ing the tiliug "i m1dol,,hl gntuy
was 80 lar modified before the grant
ing of the Bell patent ~ 10 make 1t
Discretionary with the commissioner
of patents whether models should hc
required, aud that none were ,nllcd
for in TINS Instance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16
BILLED ny ms wIrr
An Abandoned Woman, uHddrnrd b,
JeHi1usJ, shoots her Husband

MAKIoN, N, sept. 10. Ihi- morn.
ing jerome li Calvert lies iu his room
on the southwest rUruur OF the put.
lie square with hullct-holc through
hi. body. The wound was inflicted
10y his " lie, MahalN i Calvert. jerome
Is. Calvert WAS married to MAhnH i.
Vineyard in this city about eight or
nine years ago. The two lived VERY
unhappy and qUarrc,ume life till
about four months Hgu, when they
separated The woman had ~ bad
reputation before the marriage, and
after the separation returned 10 the
ways OF n life Of shame. l.ust night
NJ $3.50 O'Clock the incoming train on
the st. lOu- Cuul rHiiroud bruugh'
10 this place "A man named l..
W, Dclplnin, u saloon keeper OF trcul
springs. aud the Calvert women, the
two having taken y ISuut 10 MIrphy,-
buro together during the day Ia the
sHmc.ttaln WAS woman named julia
Russcll, who Is rcputel to be o. scar
let character, resident ot This city.
Calvert whs at the depot for the pur-
pose OF cscorliuVthc Russell woman
home, Mrs. Calvert -aw the two
walk off together and this aroused
within hcr nature u -pIrlt Of jealousy
Hud anger She followed close Uc-
mind the Two H- they walked up to-
ward the square Ocmbpriug them,
W.h hi-sr- and oAths, ! hc three
had walked "A distance Of SIX blurk-
goug IN the direction OF the Russell
woman home, in the eastern part Oi
a.. ,.tIy ut.u Mr.. I'aIynrt "a r.ly 3. ra-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16
ASoTurU noND CAN.
IIit".u MiIiiUn ~ ihr.e por.,.nts
Called tor OCtoBsrId

WAauuNuruS, u c.. Tho nciiul
secretary oi the treasury to-day i--
sued tho ~ rul tor the redemption
OF bonds lna ri.ll n tor Sl5OUOOUD
Oi the per cent loan OF 1882 No
tice ID gwen that principal aud nccru.
cd interest ut bond, herein below
ucslgnatcd will br PAID NJ tho tfcasu.
~ Of the United states in the rl,
of Washington on the 10Th dny ~
October lo,t, and interest ON "A II
bonds i-rucd under act Of cungry -
approved Iuy l2th, 1886, aud NUN.
brrrd ~ follow.
Flity bonds, original number % 10
oriRInal number los, both inclusive.
500, original number IA 10 orig
uaI number l5.l, both uclu-is .
$500, Original number 3il to original
number oI9, both inclusive $1,000,
original number 1854 10 origiunI
number ,UOG, both inclusive. iluuOu.
original number s.Sll 10 original
number lu,.l, both Inclusive loMU
tl5OOuuD I hr bonds dc-crih q
above are either bonds of the "ofig-
luh issue, which hayn bui one -crA
number NJ onch end, OF 'subuilWr"
bonds, which mHy be- distinguished
10y the double -ct Of numbers which
are marked plainly "orIgiuul mum
hcrs aud substitute uuuhcrs All
bonds OF this l0Hn VIII bee called by
the original numbers only.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

hi- two sisters aud Mrs King
DON, the brides mother, were
lhe only persons present "a,
the ceremony which was at
the country bone ot the groom 81
father. la the prrIor- of tue place at
lrviugton on the Hudson. u slim q
little lunch was -prvAd and the bride
md hrr mother sal down to "a hnlt
hours chat over the rcpast with the
gruums family aud Jay GYuld. who
lad been prompt 20 Hiss her uu thr
instant that the preachers GEE euuu,
was over. lte toasted her health.
Happiness aud prosperity with thc
Husband ot her choice. Happiness
was linked all around the table hr
parents of the groom never iutcrpoeyd
any Oppo.itiou fu the match.
All talk ut the rich mans OPPOSE
tiuu to the match, Ii L. declared. Wns
u runccit of folks Who levied must
generously ou their Imagination tot
thr facts. Vet the millionaire WA
rot iucliurd To- talk with the puuu,
,luceruing hs family affairs lic
-cut one iugui-itiNc citizen wmrliug
not long ago. so thrN toll the story
snd applied 10 down la Wall street
with this remark is George gOlnl
10 get married 'Wcll. y0u'll ha,,
to see him hc don't pay me to be- his
private secretary" There is another
quoted comment from the mnguAt.
on the same subject "GcOrEc hH.
got plenty of common sense. guess
aud when was thinking OF gctliue
married hc -nt me a pretty good cN.
anulc hy not mcddung with my
ulhirs.' Wedding presents The
groom bestowed the best OF diamonds
on his bride Ills parents gave them
blessing, aud that means somu,hiul
moro than -iNpruco when his father
contcssrs To owning more than $40.
uNH-IaLI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

CuI'NDo, lil, sept 70 One OF the
tour attorneys Tor the anarchist.
cin'm- ~ be- in possession of fact.
and Information entirely new 10 the
court. lie SAY. to-day II Is of such a
nature lhnt had 10 been presented
during the triHl II would have GER
talniy altered the verdict and thoro
would not have been any doarh SON
tcnrc-, We claim any thing that
would lave mitlsatcd the penalty be-
ioto the verdict should have ~ great
deal OF weight in securing new trial.
II Juiss hary docs not grant re-
hearing wc Hrc almost certain to get
lt irom the supreme court on intor-
nation and error"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

SuIII'nn, III" champion, - Sow ron.
uiIcs- hud pOWVrirss.

uiIcs@ Hud rOWVriCss,
NV \ uni,. sept 70. John T. ~ul.
Ivan, the prize fighter, is bankrupt
All the money gained 10y his punli-m
i- spent, hc has htrlN been unable a.
make much more, mud liutnlhl dl-n-.
ter now uvcrW helm. him Ca coming
tu New York t0 stay, ho went iut,
partnership with HlllN Bcuuctt, % in-
cally notorious keeper OF gaming hriie
AMI sporting -alopns The ecncmr
was to turn the Central purl hutrI
An establishment already pua.r--. d
by Bennett, into n tremendously ptu-
porous rendezvous for sporting men
To Sulhvan'- intense disHppoiutm nj
his share of the hotel -prulils amount.
80 4" nothing, tut hc was called ui
Va pay hhii ui thv a. Gri'. u L-fi,.n.
ed that he hhd made nothing uui of
puRilisu either. lie had expected .
participate every two Or three miufl
la big ,ptrriug match, such u4 U.,u
several times crowded tho MfIlsuU
square Garden with $1,000 worth ul
spectators. The police intrriiord
all such exhibitions and when, N- DO.
the attempt tp have An oncuuui,i
with Frank llcrnd last woch. hu
found thHl thu authorities Oi Brook
lyn aud Jersey tit} were equal, pro
h,blliyc, he lr-paircd ot turning hIs
talent into dollars. His partner m
the pugillstic branch Of the buuuc--
was Edward llalMhau, who lost !. .uun
IN ;ho uillc-- prrllmlnRrio. A.
this hiluro 81 lhaustod Sulliynu's AuI.
lly 10 borrow, llallEhHn decided lu
abandon iurthpT ptIorta to u,tt,n.,.
lights ~ this region. Bennett II,
inandcd cash or dissOlutiun of part
nerShlp lie is accused ot ircc/inp
sullivan out, nov that the rluggor hh.
proYcd 10 h0 ui no commorcinl ynur
Al all events sullivan Is deep IN debt
without b. come aud quite turlorn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16
Mother and .nIid Drowned.

Cm,AGu H.. sept 70. This morn
'ng The bodies ot - woman nud chid
were found in the Mkr M thr foot ul
Division street, The woman was uf
TAR complexion, with ught-bruWu
hair and tSrc heavily pock.mnrhcd
She wHs about 80 year- old aud the
child about six months. The hodIr-
had not been in the water more Than
three or tour hours the woman wa-
dressed ia ~ loose cnIuU " wrapper.
The child had evidently been tied tp
her waist 10y piece of cloth the
bo lies have not been ld ntlGrI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

- Lour7, sept ~ saturday ughi.
September irh T. H. Brown. .u,n.
manager ot the Western Union lcI,.
graph COMPANY lolt the city without
notifying tho telegraph oniclnir OF boo.
family Monday following ho ic.o.
grAphcd superintendent; J.. &.
Baker from Windsor Canada, sH ing
hr WA lli Aud asking tors vacation
The peculiar manner Of his departure
caused upcrinlcudcnt lnhor
10 order An examination of hi- hsuk-.
While no information :
furnished by tho telegraph prup.c, j
IL intlmRtod hy Colonel BAkcr tuat
there ia n shortage In Browns NO..
count, but no statements Arc made u-
10 the amount liy reason Of tho
manner Ia which the buslnc,- Is ,,u-
Quoted the shortage, II any rNI,tH.
must necessarily be small Brown
has been in the Western Union scr.
ylce fully twenty-five years, and ha.
been highly esteemed in Uusmc--
aud sucia. "Ay. lilo habit. were. so
irf as known, exemplary. lac has a
riiu aud several children, and owned
a ueA' little home IN tLi, city
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16
IHt ABDICTED wIrr.
Nhs isCrpes aud AIcr Breadth
IapnrIrnru M,hnIN. IInimr.


Isp"ri"ncO H,hshr. Home.
MUSHROOM, VI Ch., sept 10 Mrs
!. II Martin, who wa. ~ strangely
abducted from her husbands sd.
while riding near their home rt
Maple ilill SUNDAY evening, reached
home again Yesterday. ~lrI- sulltr.
tug from nervous ptosituttou. aud
hut lew dctii- ut her cN prtiruu
have been obtained She SAWS -hy
rode several hours SUNDAY mght ..,i
ed between her abduCturs, that cary
Monday morning she threw hpr-c.t
from the buggy aud nludp ru.hrd
through thcWuod- Hui escaped pur.
suit, Hud from day light til AFTERNOON
she wandered around nearly dcad
from exposure snj fright Munda,
evening sho entered y tnrm house Oh
the road to Howard city. Aud urNt
dny was taken nome. Mrs Martin
ua- no idea who her ubductur- were.
aud says they treated hcr rc-pcguul-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-16

the oppu-ilipn To- dcmocrnr, that
there could bo but two great partir.
one in thr interest," of the people. aud
ih"o'hrr Boo the interest OF mouopolics.
n proposition tu nominate "a state
u'Ntt WAS strcuOusiy ad
Nuthiui and fought hard
against, thr autics winning by a
large muorty fine convention do-
ri,d thnt voters IN the nnti.mnnopo.
ly should support those candidates
iur congress and state representa-
live, who would do the best bv
ihUm mud ihcu adjourned nni die.
No platform was adopted.
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tour hours he INA, ultimately recover
but that the chances areas one to ten
sgsiust that result MIR. Calvert &.
under arrest jerome Il. Calvert b,
quite u prominent cU1cu. hc is aD
iuiiueniial politician uu the dcmn
'ratic s,de, Il praciciug law ct, d
Justice Of the peace uud cS-mastrr il
Dhsnccry tor williamson county
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DE- MoiNts, H.. sept 10 the
mayor or lirooAHn, ia, ha, Nr'i
here tor assistance. He -ays itr 200.
tire business portion Of the town I-
burning up, The lire has consumed
egrfy lhirg iT1m the elevator ~ lhC
D1wulug Aotpli including the posl
ohice, aud is sweeping westward,