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Ex-mayor Of Macon.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

Albany. W.. Celebrates the uLtrn
InnmInI mI IIrr IlrIhIhN.

tsuuinI ut Itcr HtrihdhN.
\UHNNY, n ! July lu This De-
lhr second da, utthc ccutruumi
celebration. amt it opened cool aud
cloudy. 1ht UN i- thrnngrd with
visitors and the streets present a
most brilliant appearance, the lead
ing building. being covered with
many culorrd 1ugs aud bright buut-
ing At g O'Clock MHNor lhHDhcr.
with drawn sword aud preceded by
cricr aud herald, hcHdvd the process.
sion IN which were the city officials.
Jackson corps, the hi.cautrmiHI com
miitrc hud tUugunwugt Indian. iu
war paint and feathers, aud proceed.
cd 60 the ancient city gates. The
street. through which the novel col.
umu passed were lined with -pccta-
tors. Secretary Manning waved TO
the hnrty FROM his window aud was
greeted with salute. when
the line reached the south gate al high
arch of cvcrgrcuns on the cor.
ncr of Broadway aud llu lshu avenue
was passed aud the mayor after the
ctiut had -ilcuced the multitude made
aprorlnWWiou welcoming all strnu-
gers Go the Uty. !hc proclamation
wa, posted ON both tho south aud
north gatus. Tue Indians sang in
their uatirc tongue, and the booming
of cannon sud the ringing of bells
that Albany had thrown
open her gates With u hearty welcome
to all to participate III the tcstiyitic-
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
pupils OF the grammar school and
high schools, numbering several
thousand, together with teachers aud
the board of public instruction, u..
scmblcd In n ten, In Capitol park and
carried out thcirproErnmmc lli.tor.
ictuh.,auN were presented Represent
ing the more Interesting events
which have trmspircd since the
founding of the city. Music was ryn.
dcrod ina chorus ot one thousand
voices Tho very Huv morning ended
with canoe races n the river.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

NrDr he'd hc seemed so witty ut
,u'Wr W. /, affection.
Immediately after dinner which
wa. concluded about ,HO. Capt Weir
suddenly huricl to his bed room
lie hNi not been gone long when the
family were startled by report OF "a
gun from above Mrs. Weir, closely
followed by two of her daughters.
rushed up siair,. On entering the
chamber they SAW the husband. the
father, stretched upon the bed. blood
streaming iroma ugN wound Ia the
region OF the heart. Upon the lloor
lay Ij-cnlibrc Springfield rifle, with
empty barrel and hammer down.
The captain was gruaming and gasp
ing for breath. surgeon llartshuil.
ut the garrison, was speedily sum
mOncd. but before his arrival Capt.
Weir was dead
II had been noticed tor several
months thlt his di .cnsr caused him to
appear ilighiy aud unnatural at times
Temporary insanity is douh les, the
cause of the deed. The uuly message
lett 10y the captain was upon u little
piece OF paper which was found ON IA
dressing case. II rcnd thus, "My
Darling Have sumr OF the utlidAl.
certify to the signature ON my VIII.
Lovingly Your husband Captain
Weir served with distinction at Gct-
tNshurg. Charlottesville. the second
Bun Run, Nuucium aud other great
hatt.r-. ~ frcdcrickshnrg his gal
liant deeds secured him brcvci cap.
niutN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

MARLIN MATTERS.



tray -Crrrcli'S Friends Sichnc~s.
sp,cIh To tby lIlmiuor
MAuLlN. TcN, July TO- Deputy
mpr,hM simmons leg, ON being cN
amincd, wa. found uuhrokcn. The
bail passed between the lcnoral uric-
~ and the bone, ranging upward and
coming uul al tnc apex OF the but
toc.. The wound i, M ugly ANA dan.
gcr0u- one. There are combating
stories 70, to the origin of the diilicul.
", but it dates back months ago.
Reagan g. iu iii, and. the grand Jury
beng in session, the cusc will bc
promptly Investigated, An effort i,
beng made to iuplicuc Judge W. X.
Reagan as m accessory 10 the shoot
rug. but there are Lauy good cjtilcn-
who will testify that hc did NIL In hi,
power uvrrt aud keep IL down
\. ". Trrrcli'- sweeping endorse
mcnt ut the primaries in Mclcunnn,
meets with hearty endorsement
here, "a. his friends ia this county
would like to ,re him sent to the
United states senate.
Considerable sickness is prevalent
in this section, principally oia tvphD'
mnlAriHl character
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
thuithiii WIN Probably he Il
MEMBER Of the Ncw IunIi-
ton Cabinet.
The House Allows the Iountr,
Han y million for itS Nr,,
Coast DctcuCcs.
The senate Attacks Bugus HUI
tcr Again Double Nurdci.
ia uNiSConstn.

IoNnuN. July 20. The result OF
clcctorim contest IN south Tyrone
where MIR. VIM. O'Rricn. editor of
ntcd ireland. MIR rArucl's organ.
hAs been running for reelection "a. "a
raluclIitc against 4. ". Bucl.n lihcr-
nl-uuiuulst. caused scusatiuu Mr..
O'lricn Represented the district m
the last house ut commons. having
carried it 10y majority ut 5-. O'lircn
pollcd 3,aS3 votes, "A loss a4, while
liu-scl pollcd &jSl, defeating MIR.
O'Bricu Toy majority of g9. lcrard
Kelly. n larnclhtc. has brcu rc-clcct-
ed Tor South Donegal.
The new parliament viii probably
bC summoned to meet August ath.
and will then, II is believed, hc..nd.
iourncd to some time IN October.
MIR. GlAdstouC's servants Arc pack.
ing up his furniture, hooks aud pa.
pcrs IN his official residence prcparn-
tory To moving.
The Marquis of salisbury, VINO has
been soiOurning In France, has left
for Dicppc cn route To lnglnud.
Lord Randolph Churchill IAN. hcru
summoned home 10y telegraph, and
has started tur London.
\ cotton warehouse In Nuutlc Cum.
linear, ut the mouth OF the Morse,
was destroyed 10y tire to-day. Los
100000.
At nh informal meeting ut the rnb.
met : turday Gladstone spoke In IA.
vor ot Immediate resignation, and
wn, supported by lnrl spencer md
John Moricy, Sir WIN. llnrcOurt,
Childcrs. tamhcll. lInuncfmau aud
| Sir Farror llcr.chcll were In favor ui
challenging vote OF the house OF
commons on.a motion affirming the
principle oi humc.rulo Tor ireland.
Subsequently Mt dinner Gladstone
stated that ho had cNilcAibly decided
tO resign and conduct an uncompro-
missing opposition. In thi, decision
sir " illiam llorcourt nnd Childcrs
then cuncurrcd:
Lord harrington and sir henry
llarc have definitely declined to Join
the coalition ui the ministry. Lord
salisbury n offer to mako the Duke OF
Argyle premier was contingent upon
Lord llHrtingtOus Joining the coHli-
tion, aud ui course is now withdraw II.
Tho Duke OF Argyle will probably bc
made NircrOy ui Ireland, with stan.
hope NJ secretary
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

80. Iorls. July ig.- Charles A. ia.
Nis. M attorney was arrested this
morning on u bench warrant. taken
INTO court aud aud placed under
bond. lie is charged with attempt
lug to brihc certain members of the
house delegates tO vote for the Forest
Park railroad BILL DR. Wellington
Adams who had charge OF the bill in
lobby whilc it was before the house.
aud who was arrested on the same
.mtgc last Wednesday, said Adams
FURNISHED the money and made the
adNHcc- through Davis to certain del
csnics 1" present them with a cer-
tain amount IL they would yoto tor
Ilp biII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
\ DoiHIL uiItDIH.
Farmer and ui- Faithful Nit"
>hut Hnd N0bbTd,

JANEsvILE Wi... July u.s. Henry
Scarcy, q wealthy farmer ~ your-
old aud his wife, living mile aud u
hall east of tins city, were murdered
m-t might for their money.
The two lived alone and Ind ia their
employ ahoy, lGycurs old, saturday
nigh', the boy, who resides in this
city, went home. This morning lac
went 10 work ~ ueuRl aud on going
out into tho barn lac found
the body Of search lying under
one of the COWS u. II hc had
been milking when hc fell, Tho boy
supposed hc had fallen In IA 1T. A. he
WAS subject To them. lie went Ut
once 10 the house TO inform Mrs.
search. lie called but received no
reply, aud then looked into the din.
inRrOom aud saw her dcad body lying
on the floor. Mr.. Search wus shot iu
the back Of the ncch, md Mrs search
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

Ha, nlso shot scatch IL woll.
'".do. and 1t is generally inowp
that he kept money In tho
house. Tho olicrtofthc murder was
'Nl.icntly money The bureau draw.
crs wcrc rGnsackcd aud the money
bLcu. but how much cannot be de.
i,rmncd. Su3picion rests upon a
farm hand Edward Moore. who had
been employed by farmer I'm The
Same rclghburhood, but who sudden.
iN Ill appeared at midnight going To
Chicago this morning. lie bought
revolver two weeks ago--.one OF the
.amc calibrc as the bullets found in
MIR. aud Mrs. Soarch's bodies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
rrnnlhillnn snnmcn-Inncr.

NIIk-HT EU MI-s, July lO,-IhO
prohibition election in this city aud
lWarrcn county saturday passed of
quietly About lhc usual vote was
polIrd In tLo city, resulting for pro-.
hiDilion, sofa against prohibition,
1918 SIX precincts In TIE county
outside the city give prohibition
92si against prohibition, 1910 leaving
three precincts to hear from, which
VIII increase tho majority agant pro.
hibitiOn still more.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

Destructive Iirc-Timr ~ tcudcd
tor brought sufferers.

Tor Dt0uEhi Nuil"Trrs.
Special f1 OBJ, Examiner
ArSu>, July l9 Two small dwell
ing house. belonging 90 Jpll johnson
and hi, son Joseph g. Johnson, were
burned to-day The houses were to.
tally consumed on account ofthc scar
cty OF water Los. $1,000; insurance,
sl.auu.
The land board hcld "a secret meet
ing to-day To discus, the application
for Hu cNtcu-ion ot thc time Of pay
maut for school lands. by persons
living in the district suffering from
the drought
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

PANS, July 10 Dcl.cs-cps VIII, IN
August, issue Panama canal bonds OF
1000 francs NJ $3.50, paying interest at
80 france yearly, reimbursement nt
part 10 commence Immediately by IL
draw Ing every two months. In this
way hc homes toruisc enough to push
forward the work On the canal 20 H-
to make success apparent nud then
induce the government to authorize
u lottery, hy which 10 obtain the rc.
mnindcr OF the capital on les. uucrou'
tttuf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
Two More Counties IOln the
Ross Column in its March
10 Austin
Runnei,aud san Augustine In
Ntvu,i Tor the Little ta,ni-
rNmau Tor Governor.
The Dnrk Lantern Element
Hold - secret Convent ~ AT
The Alamo city.
4 blessed Rain murder
That Marlin Shuoting
Events III TcNaS.

sNN AUGUSTINE Is ROSS.
special to the Examiner
SAN AUGUSTINE TcN, via Nacog.
docc-, Tex, july 10 -- he county
convention met here on Saturday
last aud selected delegates to the state
convention. The delegation was in.
struclod To vote for sui Ross for GOV.
crnOr
-. - HtNNLls DuuNIN J., ROSS.
Special 20 the IGamn,r
RuNNLis, Tex, july Ig.- The dem.
Ocratic county convention met yes.
tcrday at tins place and Instructed
for SUI Ross. the vote on first ballot
standing rs follows, Ross H.. swain
{, Martin ., Giddiug- !, Robert, ..
Breckenridge % total vote cast. "a.
lhi, Is considered very correct cN.
preston o. the sentiment u the
county.
NoopN'~ roH ROSS.
Special 20 the IA smluer
MoopY, Ten, July ~ The demo.
Gratis OF prcciuc; assembled in COM
"cn,ion at Moody. July II, 1856, for
the purpose OF clccting delegates to
the county convention. Dixon Con
nally was elected chairman, e.. g.
Morgan secretary IA, following
were elected delegates TO the county
conventions 4. N. kuykcudnl, ".
a. bryant, Dixon Couuully, j. /,
NayloT " u. Smith. Ohio Miller. W.
W. donaldson. j. u. Wilsiord. ia, &.
NayIor, W. II. Ncciy.
Tho convention instructed umui
mously Tor sui Ross for governor.
aud Prof john Collier tor supcriu.
tendcut of public instruction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
WARD WOES.

MANIYs. Ca, January. l>sl
rut uy,l,, 1r flurtccn years have been
gfvut uicfcr from terrible form uf blood
poison which ran iutp the secondary, and IN.
nl twas pronounced "a tertiary form. Ny
head. t,uo aui shoulders became almost a
msha uf curuutipn. and finally the disease
commenced uuiii. away my Hkull bones, be-
rnuD tu horribly 'Vpulsiyr that Tor throc year.
uhtu.ulyly refused tu 1t people ~" me.
u,rl Htrpv VuNnuu, ui most noted hluud rem
,lIna yul applied % nearly ell physloAns
urut IHu. tutWy condition continued tu grow
Nul.r. and dl sidl tiut must uicly dlo. Ny
huHrH became thr tyat ui rNrfurlAting aches
hul Iulur. uy nights were passed iu misery.
rut reduced Do nvsh nui strength. my kidneJs
N,Iu lcrrbiy durauppd iiir became "a burden
tome.
I,h,uccd to s,, pu advertisement OIL II
uu.l sent 81 tlW e. Nrhupro & Coz. merchant,
ui HuI place Bud ihuy procured one bottle for
und Nhru oiEh. ur tom bottles had Ooon used
uue pruuuuroi sound aud wpll.
iluuifols ui scar eau nov ho seen on me
."u. .ug Ike % ufUu Who bad boon burned hnc
ru,u rvhtnr'u SIS ,usr Was w,l known ~
,hit county. sui iuf thr iuu.nt ul others VII"
mtN uH similarly Affected, think II my duty io
o.. .., lhr facts to thv public Hui 10 ciiend my
D.I rIiult thHuaA iur BOO valuable % remedy. !
hus h,yu wyil uVrl twelve muuths hni no To-
''' " E1niRr WARD.
N,tn's. Ga.. january l.-t We the under
sI.u. 4. know SIC, Robert Mgii nui take pleas.
uf, N, Huytug that tuo facts gbnyo stated by
/ hm arc tfuu. AMI that his wua one Of the worst
rn.. oi Blood Poison wu ever know IN our
county and thathr has hoen cured BY the use
ui o. NH Botanic blood Hahn.
\ q bNUurwEll. Merchant
" luH, iNuuE s. tu Merchants.
" bWGurWltl,
JOrs . llAur,
" Is tAMruELl,
/ $50 Who dcslfu mll Information about the
/ rn. .uuud Cutuof Blood lulsUus ScrOfula aud
. -D. uluus Swelling lcct. -OtoA KheuInausm
/ kilurY Complaints tntaffh otc can secure by
. mH.. nee, copy uf QUO ~ page Illustrated
. uu.. Of Wonders, ullod With tho most wonder
ll. ui startling ptupi ever before known,
.rusH BLOOD BALM 60,
Atlanta ia,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
"DARK LANTERNS"
4 session of ThNt Element HVitI
uCid ~ san AutUnio.

special ll tho Examiner
SAN NNIuNIo, TcN, July 49, hc
third biennial convention OF district
assembly knights of labor was called
TO order ia the kuights OF luh'r hail
ON l.V.uta street Ht lo O'Clock this
morning by Mu-tcr-W orl,u mn ". T..
Farmer OF MmurolH, with j, &. Mar
tin of Fort Worth NJ the secretary 's
desk. lh on iori,N oi the delegates
arrived uu Yesterday train and the
|r.,t are cNpruDI ~ to-day. The
convention j. being held with closed
b doors and II is therefore impossible
/ to report the proceedings unoiliclally.
/ II las bccu learned Tint the principal
matter, OF discus-iouurc the relations
existing hrlwccu knights Of labor
/ lodges aud lrudo-.uuiou- nnd also,
/ the farmers alliance particularly
/ with reference to the present po!ii-
| lea, action In some parts OF the state,
taken by knights ambulance men.
\ HAp WuNIAN SLAIN.
/ sIcc n to thc EIGmiugr
san ANroNIo, July l9-Mury Cam
+ van, 0lius "thickcn Mary oncoi lhc
most notorious prostitute, In rho
,mtc wus found dead this morning e
inom the international stock puu-
She hnd 70 gh4stly knife wound in the
left hr,p.'. ~hc had been dc. only
Ia short time when found. : McNi'
can named san Iiolcc l;llr-igucl
confessed the crime lie sald hc ,lcW
her h,Dnu-c she hat inflicted -orl"u'
trouble unou him.