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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

MIS-. Alex. Orchard has been i'll the
past three or four days, and is still
confined to her bed, and Mr.. Orchard
is down again with rheumatism.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

The bill for the annexation of N orthers,
Idaho to Washington has been favorably
reported by the Senate committee.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12
Q p = n. 0Mf837-H
,,spa up Of I'eal-iti.s.

Tur construction of several more
bo;ld;ugs in Shoshone is contemplat-
ed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

MISSES Mary Ballantine and Ella
TAYLOR went over to Centerville ves-
terday for a few days visit among
friends over there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

The bill annexing the panhandle
of Idaho to Washington Territory
has passed the House and has gone to
the Senate. In the latter body 1t
will not be taken up until after the
bill admitting Washington Territory
as a state is disposed of. An effort
was made by the friends of the meas
ure to have the Committee on Terri.
tories take up the bill before the sub
iect of admission was discussed, but
Senator Harris and Senator Dolpf
are opposed to that course, and II
will have to take its turn after the
admission measure is acted upon
Teller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

j. G.. WALKER, wholesale liquor deaier
of San Francisco, who has been in the Ia,
sin several days, will leave to day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

THE placer miners are anxiously
waiting for water. Sometime ago
the weather indications caused them
to get ready for work, and as the
early placer miner generally catches
the worm of wealth, they were soon
in their movements round about the
diggings, but the long-look for water
cometh not. The days are warm, and
favorable to the miners, but the cool
nights counterfeit the good work OF
the melting influences of the bright
sunny days. tits rain that the miners
want and they want it badly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

P1NAFoRE has broke out again-thls
time on Wood river. 1t seems that Pima
fore has not been dead, but just merely
81 cping. 49, A4
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

MISS REBEccA RYAN and Miss Mamie
Carrigan, who have been visiting friends
at the capital, returned-the former Sun
day and. the latter yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

Nix. LIrrrsco-r and, Will Dodge, OF
Ccnieryille were in town yesterday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
uArrs,Iiir0L 0Lr.Si>aS.


huN aOunl9
special to the Examiner
GArEsNlLLr, Tex May 2s. -tien.
Sui Ross is expected tu speak here on
next Monday. lfhe comes he limo
doubt meet withH hearty reception
Mrs. Wooten is visiting her sister
AT Rusk, n Cherokee county.
The oat crop is cut short on account
OF the need OF rain nj the proper time.
JT. Post, of the star, is -tilI very
feeble with the tluN.
The Knight, of Honor picnic will
be on the last day OF June, instead OF
May, ~ we stated before,
There is = revival in progress at
Jonesboro.
Rev. \. G. Grayc- will probably be-
candidate tor legislative hOuors
lie is "A good man, and If hc consent
to run aud ls srlrcted he VIII look wel
TO our interests,
There is very little wool hciug sole
on our streets, although great dea
is being stored away until luue dd
when il viii probably be- sold.
District court viii probably he pm
/ of until some time IN July, ur IL II st
requested by "a great many
The alliance r. very strong in Cory
ell, aud will probably .ut -omc tlgur
thi, tall in locN politics, but IL Us uu
thought that the alliance Wlll hr 81
foolish az To- pat out Hu iutrprnden
ticket OF their own, and the leader
here arr opposed to doing So.
Me--r-. Mnga y fuullrr have ID
.....ntfu,t g.. IY the utalIug In III
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

\tW NoHk. May rs "A Boston
special say regarding the talk about
the Mexican Central future, psrticu-
Arly the question as to whether 10
will pay July interest. the Transcript
-sys "Nlosi OF tho stories ailnat are
without foundation. rhc Iuly inter
est will probably be- paid aud there q
ltitlr or uo reason for the uueasincss
at present ON thi, matter. lhr Mex
lcgu Central is hr trom the need ut
reorganization 40 ,trrunu-ly insisted
upon hl -oWr pr-,imi-ts The stories
about the the necessity for receiver
are not warranted hy the facts.
Negotiations are uudcr way with tho
Mexican government looking To plA,-
Ing utthr rclatiuu- ui the road aud
the government upon better foot
ing iur the former 10 t. reasonable
Gao SUPPOSE trum the determination OF
tlr piay ndmiui -trstiou tu deal ruuit-
ably aud Justly with railways that lt
Viii do Hll in 10. power Go place tho
relations with the Central rpad on y
solid basis ut Justice thrrctu.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
That Beautiful and Prosper
Gus Town Devastated by
lncendlary Flames.
Nearly SEQ 900 worm oi Prom
eIty quickly Desiio,
There Yesterday.
iht'IrHuCe, So far us knUNn.
Roots up >i1 $50; the
Loss, s56,SIO.
Eh-t OIleCtOr Plato sentenced
tO one Wear IuT I'm
beKLIemtut.


MCuitf6uK> MISERY.
special To h1 Examiner.
M,GKldoR, MAY 2s -Ahout 1
O'Clock this morning hc Alarm of tire
was given. and on arriving on the
scene. II Wa found that the lire orig
mated in or near the post office. \
brisk wind WAS blowing from the
south " hich rendered it Impossible To
check the flames until the cntirr block
WAS consumed, la the meantime the
flames were crossing the gycunc and
destroyed the brick block. thence cN-
tending down uOrthwArd to H. "
\ Ouug's saloon About two.thlrds
ot the buslnes, part OF town MAS de.
struycd
llsr of ~ufFtRFW~.
I'D padgcttcommlssiou merchant.
loss s. aUU. insurance 81 900
W Henry smith, -addlrry aud hnr-
ucs,, los $4,000. insurance ~ .aUu.
Mrs Briggs, Millinery, loss + 800
y Il BHnton, groceries. : 900, in
5urHncc s 900.
W G. OBrysn, lawyer. loss $lOu.n.
,urauuc, none
K. W Nalcr hardware, loss $1,000.
a. hSumeartner, shoe maher, loss
500. no insurance.
T. VI rhar, druggist. loss tl.3ou
insurance $1,000
Mrs Acrcc loss $500.
~tlrnhu Il Eaton, saloon. loss $500.
insurance $500 Oh building aud $500
on stock
Mrs. Flake, loss , OoU insurance
NJ. l.. Norton y Bros loss $1,000.
insurance s. 300.
d. 4. Walton X Morgan, loss = ! 800.
insurance 81 3UU.
John " Stephenson. loss $1,000.
Insurance ) 900
T. q. White, loss t3.UDu Insurance
5000
o. IL West. loss $500. insurance
$500.
Natcs * Grain. groccr,. loss $1,000.
insurance 5000
James kOycr. hardware; los. 81. 900
Insurance ) goo
" II Cyru-. drygood-, o'r. -.
600, insurance
I.W ,haw,lo- r6u, T.. llcOdrlch $50.
T. padgcit. $500.
Freeze y son, building. los, fi5uu
insurance $500.
r. Is llugg, loss, $500, insurance
unknoWu
'ou'fc' " harh''' uI"FN' l"7' f-'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
~ ms owN nam.


NN"'lAI in lhr Examiner
toWr NuRru, Tex. MAY ~ Last
night n we'll irrs-cd Young mnu went
to the Avenue hotel aud registered ~
Jack Moore. lhis morning hc was
opening the door ne wa. found Ia brd
breathing heavily, Hud hi. larc dis.
col0rcd \ physician wn~ called aud
pronounced il rtsc of morphine
poisoning Despite ul efforts, the
man dlcd u Il rw hours. hr
inquest showed jrcru,,d to bee .Iu.
rph lHcoh rrdcrirb Moore. from
IHggusyL Caution Bean, switzerland
\ photograph of Decreased wa, found
Iu "a pocket nud shown to have been
taken iu l'W-, France \ dWry writ.
ten iu German, he ~ hitch r lined aud
scholarly language WUs used showed
Moore tu hnyc travelled considerably
The photograph ,huwrd Moore IN
rich attire and every indication
showed hc WA, man who moved in
the higher walks ot lite II was
probably acA-c of suicide. The city
buried the corpse.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

NlN \ pEk. NlNt -. - | lac W H7hluH
tom correspondent ol the llcruld tpl,
Graphs his phprr u- follow, 'lhrc.
lu one ON june 10Th, -noutrd the
hool, makers tonight NrScr hAyiup
beard ul nuS horse y That name. !
sought ia vain ON the jerome Part
list for Ia to.morrow, aud then thumhrd
oyrb the latest luri guide. "lWcrlN
against one ou June 18Th wn- The
next bid. "Why ARE the odds s'
, heavy, asked u voice. lccausc H.
Friday answered the book mahcl
"bad day tor marrying, don't Not
know 'lho reality burst upon mr
Books were actually ncinp made ol
the date of the prcudrnt's marriage
Going where thrrrIwds were dcu-c-t
+ the quotations were: "Odds ON TIN
place D TO ] on Albany. 3 to ~
foloomdalc, TO on Buffalo, and /,
on Washington The only rul,
/ worth quoting il that the bet. are OF
. II there Is no marriage, hut huld i
/ there is y change as TO the bride.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
soIID ron ross
IL the word from ralI- '.unt,. rte
'ouptrolI-rship

Special to the Examiner.
MARLIN, Ten, May -. Cot l. "
Oglesby of Collin, WAS III town Ncs-
terday IN furthcrancc :oi his candid.
a Tor the Comp lie made
avery favorable impression among
our people aud viii no doubt receive
the support of our section lie sta-
ted to your correspondent HAT .uld
Collin wa. solid Tor Ross
Falls county will he unit for Ross
IA any event. The people will not
vote for Ross on account of the short
cOmings of swain. but ON account OF
Ross himself aud the public polu,.
that they believe he will promuigatr.
Ross is known to he chtvsl-
Yous gentleman, aud nearer the great
masses of the people ofthr state than
ANY other msu in ii and hc eau afford
to let Mr. swain aud his sdherrnt-
alone, aud let the people decide which
is to hr governor. The result need
not be- feared
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
The Deadly 'Scion" Ia ohio

SANpUsKT, o., MAY 2s The inhah-
itants OF the western portion OF Erie
aud the eastern portion Of Nandusky
counties, IN icw minutes time yes
tcrday, suffered loss of $4,000 hN =
terrific wind, hail aud rain storm. I'm
luense trees were uprooted, houses
blown down aud mauy people hurt
The hail stones were immense, and
hundreds hogs, sheep aud chickens
were killed. AT Bellevue ana uOrll
Monrocyillc scarcely n house is uniu
jared; n number of people were hurt
but none fatally. llis rumorrd tha
four children were kiIIcd in falling
house near Bellevue
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

he had arrested one u =. Burns. -
eulored school teacher wanted her,
for forgery, and that he wa, safely
lodged in the Marlin laii.
DR. l.. y. Bate, n prominent young
physician OF this city, has been com.
missioned deputy grand counsellor
IN the knights OF Pythias for the
Jurisdiction nf Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

ToM's RIVER, y. j.. May 2s-Thc
dry ing house OF the United state
Dynamite company WAS blown to
pieces yesterday by an explosion. and
Atwood llycr- aud John Graham.
working Ia the buiidng were M
-tantly killed portions ot their bodies
being scattered in all directions. Two
| hundred pounds of dl Mantle were
exploded Window gla-, WA, Orok
en at Forked river thirteen miles
| distant, and doors were forced uprl
| by the concusNun At Watertown, sey.
/ rntccu miles away.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
w,snI>.roN WINNINGS
somr oi ia" Insihr Views Tn- oIr,
IussI".

NAsntNuToN, MAY ~ 7 hc cnrr-
less reckless methods that ARE beng
pursued 10y the present congress are
becoming every day more aud more
mh' ter Of open scandal II i- found
almost impossible To keep quorum
IN their seats some Of the most mn
pOrtaht l"gislatium by which millions
OF dollars have been voted away, hn-
been done Dy n mere handful ol
members, by II viva yoce vote. Much
oi this legislation, it is asserted,
could never have been passed on Il
call Of the House. ono notable tx-
ample OF how things are going wa.
aeen during the races There were
only about twenty members in the
house, the remainder having gone Ia
IVY Park, The District OF Columbia
business was up, and va. passed IN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

SYRACUSE, y, s., May - judge
Wallace. in the L. ;. Circuit court
here, decides the suit Of Erwin and
others, versus the Oregon Railway
aud navigation Company and llrury
Willard, in favor Of the plaluiitis. lie
holds Willard equally liable with the
company The amount iuy0lyeI =.
&l5,00O,00o,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

70 purely pcrtuu1or way Finally |
measure came up that Representa- I
tive fluNd King. pt Louisiana. WA
opposed to. aud hc domaudcdR cali !
ut The huu-r. lhut would .
ut course. have immediately revealed,
the fact that there Wu, no quorum
and the business would have ,toppcd
The mcuhcr. surrounded Nr King
aud begged him to Withdraw hi- dc.
maud. saving that thcN would pas.
over this matter that hc objected TO
and gu uu tu something else. 80 hc
Virldrd tu their entrratir,. and the
work OF passing bills appropriHting
the peoples money wen; uu with the
twenty W Whcr- voting The
evening 'c-siuus, when the private
pension bills are passed dsrc,notouou-Il
"a farce. No one know. ANYTHING
about what hc L. voting on, aud there
j.. never more than from ten To- twenty
members present Ne wonder the
president has concluded that it js,
necessary for him to take up HIl these
bills aud examine them with Dnrc bee
fore signing them II would bee just
~ well tu nave those bill. go tu him
first tor his approval
rNOnKruNAIINu TRADES UNIONS.
The huu-c committee on labor. tu.
day. agreed tu report iayorsblv the
bill authorizing the Incorporation ut
trades. unions lu the territories aud
I'M, ,Ii.tri,t nft .,lnt,,liY
r,nr,,,t ArpuI>I,ts,IS
The president sent the following
nominal, d, IN, ..nt,,t. tn.,,,. a
II Cleveland aunrai.rr ut ,u.tnu.
tnr fine district of D,trnit Nili. A
irnuu-.u ,,ll,,tnr tr An.la a,
.lutntru. .,it,
,nNru,trp. rms >tNArr
4 AZ .,.,.otl,,u., .,r .Llit,ruf, f..
Lr ,nu.ul. .,rt,rt,I ,u k,,uau,n,u..,,
lli,,b l.,.t T., br. .rry..trr,u \ ,n,I,t,n
b,ih br f. b I,,i,,,-trr -. b, ann,
yr,ur .nt cu.i,,u, Al ST. Louis. p ,
Fulr,u tn nr uitDd -rtr. marshal
district ni Wi.,nn.u. H. VI Martin
in hr receiver nt uuh'., money, nt
New Orlwu.; i. T. arhnd. to hr
.uilrd -ntr- s,ttorur, for D,L ota
A Frl\-I,.i.,Rli-A<
Tho cuufr b,,. removed /. functions
from tL, rrun.t uT tlr ,pmuiIttr ON
pn.tuiIi,,,-. .,i,I po.tru,,l. iu fine cn.r
of llrrhrrl William. tn bee postmn-
ter AT North l.rrd Nrb vice
thnmnr, ". Il,nu. removed.
The committee, npplird for AM.
received ilr. .pntrr. iu tb,,.,, .It
appear, the r'mm itc' sn,s, from
phprrs and documents lh 'u-t that
Mr Hyatt is editor nul proprietor ot
a new -paPrr published nI Forth irud
several copies OF h- newspaper were
lIl"d ia support "l the arplication for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
rmr m,NwiiI.C,>..
auiet may s"u-sti"ns Promised
Tor NMImr,ImN.

81 Lorrs, MAY -. The proceed
iugs IN the Maxwell murder ra,c wor,
rather tame this morning, iu r0mpnr.
isun with those of the last irw DAYS.
the time being occupied with expert
mcdical testimony De Louis Bnucr
dean otthe ST Louis College ul rh,.
,iciaus and surgeons and dcmuustrn-
tor of surgery, testified n to the ma
turr and methods of using rhloru-
form.
The testimony of Dr. Bauer con.
-umcd the remainder Of the session
up to 1850 O'Clock, when the court
took recess, after which the dcpu.i.
ti"n- taken In lll dc. England. leading
to show that defendant white liviuu
there bore "A good character were
read, and this occupied th, remainder
of the afternoon. II /. expected
that witnesses for the prosecution in
rrhultal vii! be examined, when some
sensational development, ma, br rN-
prrtcd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

CINCINNArI, May ~ Ou SUNDAY
four members of the family ol Police.
man John t,ehlcrl were poisoned by
n uo-e Otpoison which had hrrn pm
in their coffee. To-day George, ~ A.
year old son, confessed that hr hRd
done the work, but refused to give
ANY reason, lIcWa- locked up for as
sauli TO xiii. Mr. Gehlori j. IN ctlt
ical condition; the Others viii recover
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

NAsuINuruN. May u.s. The chair
laid hrlorr the senate wilson's rr-u-
luton. rtlcrcd Yesterday. providing
tor nm investigation los the committee
uu ludisn alltr- into the matter Ot
Indian truic-.
Dnwr. Thought the committee could
not well cntrr upon sucha iar rrarh-
inc investigation at his stage Ot tbs
session
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
The Apostle Of BIudgeon.
Torch and Bomb Before
the Court.
lie sums tp Ills own case ,u
styie Appropriate tu
Himself
Hetiius ON the PiHCe Ana
Time Of ihe Presidents
wedding.
some sharp Pointers From
Washington as t0 How
work Is Done.


NtW NnUK Ma, - Herr Most
WAS brought 10 court thus uorniuu
handcunrd to 'mrf lli- as.ocntr..
Srho. * and BnuushwHg, were witt
hlm. and The courtroom was crowd
ed. The defense nilrd Wiincssr-
who testified to ~chrurk's good char.
acter
Adolph ~chmck, one ot thr pri.-
ones. tool, the stand aud stated that
lr understood the object ut the meet
ing wa, to advise the use ot nrm-
against. torrc, that ttbluws should hc
struck against thrm they ,huuld
strike hrrk. lie read 20 circular rtlI.
ing the meeting. and said It's hrudirE
Wa- "ro Hrm-" Capitalists are ul.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

WAsuINoIuN. May rs. President
Cleveland vii. ur married NJ th,
white House. "Wednesday evening
luur md, to Miss ttancis Folsom
The recent death of q relative of Mis-.
Folsom has changed the origiunI
plsu- tor the wedding. aud Invitations
viii be- limited foo 10 few ut the urar
rcAtiv = aud members OF HE cabinet
aud their Wiyc. Rev lJr. ~undcr
hud ot thclir-' pfcshl ltrrau cl ur,h.
Washington, WilIotliciatc Ihr crrr.
mony viii boz followed bN collation..
tnd hrwrddtrs tu aII It's details viii
hr vcrN plain
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

Another Railway Project \ i"iurrd
IOIg"T caught

.p-ciAl 10 ths tIHminer
BElroN, re as, May 28 A mass
meeting Was held nj the court house
this morning tor the purpose Of con
,idrring the question oi building n
railroad from Belton to Alexander,
La, through the pine aud coal
rrpiouz OF East Texas. Major T. &.
Moore, Of Calvert, WAS present aud
read letter iromJ. >. McLcudon x
Co.,, ol Calvert giving AL outHne Of
the proposed plan upon which II
would he built After much discus
ion the meeting was adjourned un'
Ill 3 o'clock this evening, when some
definite action viii he taken.
lhr cry for rain is going up on all
aides, and crops are being seriously
injured.
sherli Fulwiler received telegram
from the sheriff OF Fall. county that
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

7prVIAI " IUr tiAnIUUf
NAN Antonio, MAY 2s. Col Nrl.
son Plato, eN.cullector OF customs Tor
the Corpus Christi district ia the
/ ulicd States court to-day was SEN
fenced To one year At hard labor ia
the Chester Ill.,, pcniteutmry. under
conviction for cmbclllcmcut ol over
seventeen hundred dollars from the
goyrrhment He made quite AN Ai-
ir'ling address, projecting hi, iuno.
ccncc. Au appeal was taken lie
wa. one of the foremost republican
politicians In thi- state. h. -iNtN wears
of aye, aud served with honor Tor
iOlr yeAr- IN The mIlnh : ate. nrlmA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

lo,n-to>E, Arizona, MAY 2s A.
fire IN the Grand Central mine
"Wednesday night destroyed nll the,
hoi.tiug and and pumping machinery
and entered the SHAFT nl the mime.
where IL is still burning The loss -
Gr is f35oUUu, insurance, tb5.uUO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
Knight. Innn. CrnrrnI ,...mnI,

iLENELANp O., MAY 2~ TODAY p
meeting Of tho general assembly OF
Ihr knigh,iis. 81 igghgYr prem,i-%@ssi', Hn,a
committees viii report and further
consideration OF existing troubles hc-
tween the knights aud uuiuni-l. Will
be- on of tic important features of
the programme.
The knights of labor finally bmrklcd
down to business to-day aud hrld two
sessions. The committee ON lHW-
| presented report recommending
that the general executive committee
he increased from tive tu eleven. Al
| ter An hours discussion the recon.
| incubation was agreed tn, Hud sIN
new members will be elected hN bal
lot and will serve during the uncN.
| pired year which ends III October.
Permanent headquarters will bo open
eel in Philadelphia, aud il NECESSARY
| the board will sit throughout the year
instead Of assembling nj the call ui
| the general master workman.
y resolution wHa adopted giving
| nowdrrly power to recall the commi-.
siOns OF organizers. The subject uI
| appointing competent organizers
and the means to loo taken tor thcii
selections WAS being discussed when
noon recess occurred,
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ALshe steamer wrecked.

SAulI STE, MARIE, Mich, May 2S
The steamer Ontario, of the Saruia
Transportation Co., stuck anG strand
ed on the Green Island shoal OF Miu-
sausga yesterday. The passengers
lau dUd at Bruce mines,
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5rorini tp the Examiner
LAREpo, MAY 4S. This evening, Al
bert Brown, lcolorcd) while driving =
truck tell from his seat aud two wheels
Of the heavy laden vehicle passed oy-
cr hi- abdomen, causing his death.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

NrN lom,, Nny ~ The business
milurc- throughout the country dur
ing the pHst seven DAYS number tor
the l'uttcd Stntcs i,54l, and Tor tHu
adu &, compared with lG7 last wrrl,
and 10 the week previous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29

NV NoRR, May * II was stated
at the Gilscy House this siternuos
that Miss Folsom and rSrty had ru-
gagged n suit Of tour rooms aud were
now quartcrrd there.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-29
the money until you hear from ina
again. Respectfully. .-iguedJ.

the money until you hear from ma
again. Respectfully l-iguedJ.
CuluEHtNE -rUCH.'
sheriff owens also received a letter
from fay ior -igncl "ciu1en. stating
that the writer drew up papers on
which ~toch realized $3.50 on May
~ just prior to departing tor Calves
ton. The writer says ~toch paid
about liity dollars of this money out
before leaving aud must nave had
$500 with him when murdered.
rnt Hiu pRtfI-
The soliciting committee ON behalf
of the Interstate drill, report that
they have succccdcd In raising $40
900 to-day tor the payment of prizes,
etc, aud that most Of thi, money hss
been paid ia boy check This puts the
interstate drill ON solid basis. sud
/, positive guarantee that 1t will
oer.aiulv bc hcid The prizes will bs
published 40 a few days. Col Wm.
+. Gaines. general manager Of the
statesman, Joined his family At the
Beach hotel this evening tor few
uaN~ recreation
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-18
killing an Endless Snake.

One day last summer while the troops
were being brought into Fort Reno, ]. T.,
TO be ready to suppress an outbreak
among the Cheyennes and Arrapahoes,
they found great many snakes in the
prairie grass. In one day the soldiers
killed thirteen large rattlesnakes. A
young cavalry officer gave his experiences
with an unusual specimen Of the snake
family, After going into camp about dusk
he started for the spring in little ravine
near by. When not far from the ravine
he saw the object, which was about an
inch in diameter and Of a Shiny green
color, dragging its length across his path
with rapid movement. Quick as flash
he drew his saber and slashed it in two.
This only had the effect of quickening il
In its mad race for the rayine He made
another and another slash, cutting off two
or three feet number Of times, but still
was not able to head or check its speed
until he got to the edge of the ravine,
when he saw, just below him, one of the
company horses, whose lariat he had been
chopping.-St Louis Globe Democrat