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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
CARDINAL MAKING.

there Is soon TO be new cardinal
pointed, II may interest our readers to
a the mode OF procedure. the car
n owe their appointment solely TO
4 pope. They have for many centuries
nken IN part from all the great
yuan nations Of Europe, though the
<per oil Italian cardinals has always
pndefated. The appointment OF a
/ " cardinal Is announced by the pope
Vpslslory, but the name is reserved in
a AZ q subsequent consistory II Is
4 publle. The actual appointment in
uise OF ecclesiastics residing In
4 proccede as follows; On day
~ NE candidate goes to the papal
n and receives from the pope
~ oirettai aiterward, in a public
Nnfy, az the close of an impos-
aemonial, the pope places upon his
wy famous red hat. In second
'sNFy he "closes his mouth los
a that Il, forbids him for the
81 eso speak AT meetings OF cardinals;
'al'q, no "opens his mouthn--that IL,
moves the former prohibition, Civ
sen ~ ihe same time 3 ring, and as
XVI 70 HIM his 'tltle.p II the can
Y absent, being prevented by Just
nom visiting Rome al that time,
W o'tetia Is sent 20 him, and on re-
n X y DO is bound TO make oath that
a y within year visit the tombs Of
i vus'les- The duties of the cur-
a Ne OF two those which
81 wv upon them while the pope Is liy-
- Nose which they have to dis
4 When the holy see Is Va
n. ~ TO the tirst, II may be
a sald that they consist IN
~ active part 10 the gov
a ~, q the Universal church, for
wv me pope Is in no way bound to
4 y we opinions OF the sacred col
= Practice he seldom If ever takes
Y psAnt step without their counsel
~ ss.suirence. Such a school IN che
y ana art OF government in all It's
a = we college. OF cardinals exists
NJ eise IN the world. All the car
Wv take precedence OF bishops,
,.aops and even patriarchs. This
IA 20 iormerlyj the change was
4 ~ Introduced They have many
stNlleges which canonists who
IA, iry Aold that the rank OF cardinal,
y Y ~ppofal aspect, Is equivalent to
\ nienlng prince hnYe elabo-
\ erAncd IN their treatiSes AZ q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

thing through q gfoggy fog, "A neeced not
only Of al his ready money, hnt likewise
OF q greater part Of his prospective pay
for the next voyage and yet iordly be-
ilcvcs that he has been among philan.
thropisis, and enjoyed royal good time
The "naghouses,n which also flourish
here, rally each ono its separate CLIENTELE
OF a particular nationality, the coiors
OF which are displayed over the street
door.
Down the Bowery, after nlghtiall, the
homeless wayfarer sees consplculorsly
displayed, In front OF some dark alley or
narrow stairway mounting apparently to
the height Of the Brooklyn Bridge towers,
an Illuminated and painted TIN model Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
THE Two SANS.

M local religious press OF Chicago
4 not seem to be very enthusiastic
+, tho advent of the evangelists in
.iciy. The Standard Baptist, in a
thy article on 1.-THE Revival Elc.
n IN Current Christianity" rather
s. nijs sensational preaching and the
n Of the modern revivallst by saying
X when one makes "the phraseology OF
+ street or market place the marked
kfufe Of his preaching, so that people
II after him Just TO hear what he will
r next, so far he Is in danger of lower
n nIIglon to the moral level OF the
NJ q itself, and even of bespattcring its
eifobes with the mire OF the cause,
z The Saturday Evening Herald, Il
Ny Journal Of the city, is little
"a Direct and says
j. Mr. Sam Small wishes TO gain credit
2nslble man among sensible men,
VII not send people TO hell quite so
Tor anything aud everything which
sHot happen TO coincide with his by
&msans too enlightened views on prac-
- theology and common-sense Christi
~ man new TO the business II
shng, and one furthermore, who
been out oithe gutter but a short time,
Rdd be a little more careful about
tae says, When, assuming TO speak
aIiod OF infinite passion and mercy,
a imply pitchforks all who do not agree
hin into a literal lake Of fire and
nscne, he carries his debauchery OF
nonscnso altogether too far. II Is
f % say that when intelligent people
tirornd for some one to act MS their
elence, they will not settle upon Il
4 whose Incorporate utterances mark
down as an unsafe and unreliable
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
NnrEs.


1t is 81 .imcd that under the ministra.
ton of Rev Thomas Harrison Il thousand
conversions have taken place In Spring
Held, III.
Announcement Is made OF the death OF
Rev Henry Burgess, l.. ID, OF Glasgow,
who is well known though his theological
writings.
The American Missionary association
has abandoned Quitman, ia where its
school for colored girls was recently
burned, and will open u school at Thomas
vile, twenty-five miles distant,
a religious paper observes wlttily
'.What we need IN these days Is more
action aud fewer resolutions. The acts OF
the apostles have been handed down, but
their resolutions have not yet roachcd
1s.n
IN eccentric preacher named George
MAYER X rolnp around, and on the road
side rocks OF many villages paints such
sentences as "prcpare for Eternity"
"Repent and Belleycn He says he has
thus preached 200 sermons on stones y
Rev. Dr. Hodge has small respect Tor
the so-called evidence OF the people VINO
claim 10 be healed OF disease On the ialll-
cure plan. lie says lhat tne teauhony
Afforded in mass IS fully equaled by the
testimonial attached TO each OF twenty
conflicting quack medicines.
A Presbyterian congregation IN Scot
land, now without a pastor, recently
chartered train 10 attend the preaching
of candidate In a neighborng cry
The singular part OF the affair Is mat the
excursion was made on sunday ana tnal
Inc brethren who got II np saw hothing
wrong IN IL. Presbytorlanism In Scotland
and America must be two very dliferon'
commodities
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Tho Pal. Little chlld.

Bloodlcss cheeks, hollow eyes tighl
sk,n, ioyless life. Poor little child. do
. good deed for II. Hand its mother 7
bottle of Browns Iron Bitiers. IN
druggist who sells this famous medicine
Will tell You what wonders y mas done i9 o.
very feeble children Don't think y y
only for grown.up people, II : gea. =
IN rs influence, and not unpleasant !"
lake. IL cures weakness, ana ihdlges-
ton. regulates The bowels and enrlcner
the blood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

vacancy 81 the holy see The duties Of The
Cardinals become confined 20 protecting
tne churcn and maintaining ali things IA
taeir Que order, I'LL conciave can Sc as.
scmpied Tor the election Of d new pope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
NOTHING ALARMING.
A oa.e Of smaii.por Developed at
Paris.

Paris.
special W iha Ghsatte.
PANS, TFx., March 0. The town Is
all astIr over smallpox on last Tues
day a Young man by The uamn Of Jim
Anderson, who has Travelled around con
sldembiy, and has been 20 Dallas latsly,
stopped at the Bnckner house, his usual
place Of stopping. When here Tues gay
night he took sick, and since then he has
broken out with what was thought 70 be
measles DR.. Hooks and others were
called IN TO sec him to-day, and they pro-
nounced II smallpox The city council
had meeting this evening and 9ppolnled
o committee 70 investigate, and they re
ported the case smallpox, but not well
developed yet There Is somo talk Of
moving him out Of town, while some OBJ
iact and say there n no use OF u, as he
has been isolated whore be IS; but W.
are assured that every step Will be made
70 prevent Us spread As there II only
ouc cas- no great trouble Is expected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Ihe Live stock Indicator reports
Cattlc-.H Receipts .OS. shipmcnts a--4i ahlp.
ping weak, hut oholce iccdcfr steady rhoicc 10
fancy - Wir3 -; gopd % choice "a GO4li a0.
common 10 medium - uoNt 40, st0ckcrs aud
fcedere s. dUdt e0 cows ~ t063 40
ge-.lleccipp sbS> choice heavy hc higher;
81 1ual 10,
>hecp--Bcccipts eiS shlpmcnts -.---, steady
dun, " hOdi 7a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
0aiysston.

GALyKsroa. TEX, March g--coIton-spoi
closed hrm, iGc higher.
tir0ss receipts, gIs bales,
hales, loss bhles.
Exports, none.
EtobS 81 ,00i bales
Ordnary . So lBe. good ordinary ; ~ lne /
low middiing elfci middllng SIS goo1
middlipg p &c niddiinE iaif " 'pe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

REw YORK, March dsCotioB spot closed
strong
Ordinary exc good ordinary, sac low
middling, 3 10 igc, middlinR, Atoi good MD
ding, 10 100; middling fair, l0iie.
sales iJg bnlce.
Futures closed ,stcady and 1860 Is points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

fivnNrOoI, Mtroh 6.-Cotton--epos closed
nal, .ymcwhal irregular and i-icd lorcf
r,' Hssn,nerf' tN ~, eccd ordigssy, .se lev
ding Orleans, 4 N. i6d
Total sales. sOcol American, fioo. Imports
io,oO, American. ndCo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

NEW ORLEANS. la, March G.--Cotton SHOT
sales, 1900.
Futures opened steady nj decline, luled
steady, higher, cl0sinE Y ~ - poinie lighrr
than Vn6terdHy'a close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
rnooucE. pROyisloNs, Li,r sroCN.


Kansas orr. Mo- March q --whcat--
I1igo bid.
bid; May az bid
pats Cash nominal May solse bid, mc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

rHODuCE, PROVISIONS, Etu,
NEW ORLEANS, IA March " Market ,tulct
hut better feeling generally
Clonrngs s2.2l2 slG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

NEW NuRK, March G--flum Morn no
tiNC and arm.
Whoht-Npot held strong options strong aud
higher; No. = rod March W lata io. rlosing
mAc, April "a tap5 o, Olpang 10 tG MAY
% .Hpi 10 l6c, ciOainR pGilc.
torn-Spot moderately active, No. . March
4sRab0o April iahatptc May ash RlsHo.
PROVISIONS, RIO,
Coneo-Spot fair; lilo lrmor, ~ 02. options
higher and active; No RIO spot VI O0i sales
1920 bags Mnroh Mp0d7 90 iprii 70 p5d3 90
May 81 90, Jnne sBO5ffi 90.
Sugar bull and nominal fair 60 good roan
Ing lGa6 a-itci refined dnl erannlntcd
0s.c
MolnRecs.-puict
Ricc-~stoady.
Turpentinc--Stcady al t,aAac
Professionally aud moderately active old
mesa SO 00nlO 30,
Cut iuuAts--Firm.
lRrd-FHivfy active, spot 81 l5dG aIl Apnl
81 AaG M MAY So asa6 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United states ports.

Exporta from all United slatcg porls thus fnr
for this wcok;
Great Britain ..s. s,4.t...s t.ttt,tfs 10000
France. .t....t.'ts ,., t.t...atftt..
Continent ...tt.s. s8t.,.,.,,s, .,..ssa 900
This day Z. Observation-Disclosures. pslI77
This day last year. ,,.l,s.. ..,7,,.t.i l'b,lv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
ON CHANGE.
The Great Railway Strike Has an Eject
on Wheat Quotations The
Market Irregular.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, March d..--Money ON call easy At
ld2 per cent. prime mercantile paper tab;
sterling exchange dull, but steady At s7h for
sixty days and HlS FOR demand.
ENGLISH CoNAOLR.
LONDON, March O.--Cons0la closed at 100 / 10
for money,
& STOCKS AND noNns, ,
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE following were the
Allnlal nlAalIll- a II M. A..nL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Brushes Of al kinds at greatly reduced
prices AZ Wel's drug stores,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Visible supply cotton in the world IN faiur
day, March O, according 10 the New York
Chron.eie, II as follows
Total supply 90 dAy..t,t,ti lVal,Dtl
same day last year, tftts'.ttt stsp'sil
difference, increase ..+,s34-.t.. lW'f@'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
~. Lonr..
rROnucR


81. iouis, Mo-, March a. Flour Flrn
choice s. soaS 70. fancy 81 Sl,fI 20 extra tam.
cy 81 NO+fa 70, patents IS iudA L.
Very quiet, but M. her No l opened
q nho higher, hui the news 81 tile strike On the
Missouri Pacihc railroad cAuecd dosiinn OF
20; tits was recovered latcr however, aud the
market closed 'snhc hiFhpr than Yesterday .
No red cash aisivi March piAc; MAY ata, n
@e, closing al W'soi June wapaAc, closing AZ
Corn-tlrm and higher, with an nrecnt de
mhnd No, mixed caSh 50, % bid, Maroh 20 O.
May WhN9bAu, cloeing at ,,obid
Oa,e~N Very dull but trms No. y mixed each
100; March 3Qhe May Si4c hid
PROVISIONS.
Cornmval--S 81 1859 O0
Whisky--Ntcady, 81 20
Wool~puiet and easy tub washed gTGN3c
unwaehcd Ndsir. loNaA lOH2ic,
fYuyisionN--uull and nominailY unchanged,
Pork--stcady at $40 BA.
t-Ard-Firnef At - qOHh -.
Nulk Meats-~iooAo lots, long cioNt 80 10,
short ribs 81 iAi short clear 81 %, boxed lota
long clear - IN, short ribs ', 81. short clear
BACON Long clear S. 7a@5 ~; short RIBS
- hTAdA no, short clear S0UO
Hams Steady at s. 0NdiO o.
LtNN STOCK,
Cattlo.-llocoipta lN0; shipmcntH none market
hrm aud quiet on All grader
Hogs kecciptA 1901, shipments TOO market
suone and hdioc highcri lighi az 81 500
Sheep Receipts 800 shipments 500 marko,
active aud stronger ~ " saaa o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
chicago.
PRODUCE


CHICAGO, March d. flour~lirm at former
prices,
wheat tluctuatod within range OF Ac, and
closed 80 higher than ycHtcrday salos ranged
March hllsMSli tc, closed 10 s0Ac, May ehaS Ar,
closed 20 lgc, juno mhNsf su ni0sed SING,
torn--Modorattly active aud nrm prcus al
yanood I, % and closed Sc higher than yeNef
day cash Mhpssci March J7isi Nlay i0sW
a0fac, closed aOlio,
PROVISIONS.
I'ork--Quiet ana nrmor and aflOc higher
cash 80 lAai0 ~ Aprli $40 a7lsNlO 10, MAY
closed $40 i5qfio IN; June closed fl0 RN9
~ %
lard Fairly active and nrmor cash 81 Oj;
May closed - loeB 49, June nloeod 80 laa
q l1A.
Boxed Meats steady dry satod shoulders
y lQal 90; short rib ,A $4,000 i0 short clear
"a G)da 20.
LIVE eroOg
The nrovcrR journal reports
Caillo-- Receipts 100; shipments 200. mar.
kct allow but steady shipping stecra5lO 70
1900 ponnds, 81 g0aa ii, et0okors aud feed
nrH, 81 OoNi SO; COWS bulls aud mixed, 81 30
a. 20; bulls, ~ 0ba8 80 through ffeAae cattle.
IS GOAT 90.
lIoRs Receipt. lonoo strong ana be
Sheep Receipts 1920. shipments 1000, market
quicti natives = bOa4 20, TeXnna - iOdi 40.
lambs "a p04ib %.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

Ilit 'rNts ADVICE rouriaAEIA.
So r.uu-m.nr. sept 10 Th,
N"N'r y rruN ,saNs "Df all s.pnors
"i Tine liTiu treat, England alon.
uppru- iurhurd tu oppose l,n-,i.'
Iiulgp, p,lhu police, kussiA must kuuv
whether EugHud'- intention {,
serious. ~ order to prepare herself to
ihhc measures accordingly, ~ Rua.in
VIII not br brought tn staudstill H.,
IhFlrhd'- veto Tho journal de-
ST. Petersburg snN-: Alexander,
proc. nation ui departure contain.
mention iHilcgcd l,u,-ian assurance,
gwen io him For REASONS useless tu
discuss, Russia could not make AN,
'uR"E, ucnt with Alexander. In
N''", however. Of party struggle. IN
HnIghin, aud the agitation Of the
puhil mind which the proclamation
hh- caused, the l;u-sHn agent in Bul.
Ghin VIII hr instructed to inform the
Hungarian pr 'plc that Ru-Aia is dis.
from my legally constituted prOYin.
rnaI government guided 10y non par.
tl-uu interests nnd conducted for the
general welfare Russia IL willing To
Apply herself tp the task of removing
discussions from the principal con.
irrrucc- from which bulgaria has
u ready suffered too much. Russia
hopes the bulgarian nation and her
representative viii be able tO Hpprc. |
rHto these cpuusols aud net accord. |
.ugly."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
LET IT Be DONE.
Let Geronimo and His Co.
Murders Be Tried, Sen
fenced and Executed.
Hidden Treasure OF ,hr OIJ
wartime pays that,annot
Now be Touud.
Tn" Damage ai,hariestou wiII
Exceed rave MiiIion Doiinr.
Tearing Dowu watts.
Earthquake shocks on TN,
P'c'iic Coast Confirm wig.
sins n Prophecy.
A INCIIILNT IIrA,

NAsni>uroN, u. &. sent. lO. IN,
Army nn,i Saw lt,pi,trr io.morrnw
WI shN; "lt public opinion il, nrd ami
OF 'hr army has weight in drrtdiuv
the iHle ot t,,rouim, uud his murder,
ons baud they viii ht tried bN mini.
'Hri commission, spcciil, convicted
hnd executed without delay. Their.
- precedent Tor -urh treatment al
thcm, II one i- ncoi"d. in the ca,r of
lh' 'flh' 10y HiniitNry commission. uf
'hr SIOUX after the Minnesota mn.s..
ere ~ lAbt, rive hundred of thr
PRISONERS were then put ON trnl. 8,u
o' whom were Iound guilty of mur.
yer ahd lhiriN-cigm were hnuprd
iV'l\ one of th. baud WA. a prisou-
tr OF war nj the time uf h- r,,,u,.
from hr rrsrrvat on They hnd boon
Plucrd there by Cen Crook aud wrrr
gwen The liberty OF the rrsrtvaii.u
on condition of not leaving il. Thr,
bfoke their promise aud used lbrir
privileges iu escape iu order to ayain
lahe the warpath. They are pnrHlrJ
PRISONERS tHLcn reed hnndcd in thr.art
'l war and huuld suilrr the nrnsJty
'dJudRed by the law ut war L. ,mL
acts 81 trcHrhcrN."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
1t is 0eftIy Used to Legal,
Hang Irvine Murray for
UXOriCide.
ihc IrIiuW Dird Game and
10000 turi0u, People saw
ifiHi as EiC ICIi.
austin Exchange NNsic,,ou.
h'd"ight AssnSSins for ma
n,gnI iuiCcudintles,
suicide Ht Gai, esion, ~ storm
Coming, Geronimo Aston
t,hes san Antoniu.


liNNciNo ~ uEuHuErnwN.
Special to 90, Asmu,f
i'toHoiruWN. sept Iu The da,
Tor irvine MURRAY. a negro. To u,N
lhr ii hn ~ upon the gnlluWs tor th,
brutal murder oi hi, Mi,c. Molip. nt
lNl"r lie December last, dAwnrd
% hiphi aud promising one. MANY a
hlu-hiug htUId, IL Wuuli have rpinicrd
u, tho radiance at such "A m,nor, tn
.uusummutc tupids cHpcr- but Irvine
MURRAY -uFcN waited his doom in
Er'I All last night people were
coming ini" town To hc present at the
execution and IL was evident Tins
morning that the Whuln cuuntr,
about here Was dcpopuat,d II is
rlimnI'd thM between 3 900 and
luuuu people were la town. Aurrn,
'in- assumed very uucoucerncd air
Throughout ais whole confinement
ana while asserting his innntcucp of
Htc, his time has been nearly all ,al.cu
up with religion aud he seemed to br
satisfied as to the future condition ,r n
hI- soul
Ih" execution was public, the gal
lows having been erected about ono
uilr from town.
AZ ll"n a. M. Shcrin John
"'lN' rr"d tHc death Warrant t. Mur.
rnN In the iAii. lie heard IT without
arpuint concern. merely saving ,all
right AZ l2,45 hrnh Oliver viii
ihr prisoner guards amt assistant. |
entered Garage nj the iail aud Vas
driven 10 the place oi e. .ccutiou
Murray was altircd very neatly but
Wa considerably hlcHchrd from his
long confinement The scniluld wn,
cached without incident and he con.
Irnncd man a-ccdcd the .tcpt lgnd.
ug io toe gnlluus firmly and wn,
thoroughly cool aud collected. Al
r' sh"rI PRAYER aud u hymn the
lr"p Wn' sprung nj l:O y. M. The
'ii wns i've feet and death was almost
n-hntnucuu-. The general cXprrs
ion b. that he died game. Thus
ndrih the first legal execution ever Z
hd ~ williamson county. which hns
.rrn -tccc's in every particular.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

rNIrENHuWD no Yovt r0 HAINloWAL
LuNpuN, Sept. 10. lrlncr Henry oi
Bnttrnburg, the husband Of Princess
lcntrlrc and brother uf AicNsudcr,
the drposod bulgarian Prince, lett
lnlnurnl cn-tlc tor Darmsthdt to day
lie intends to bring Prince Alexander
10 lMimornl.
rAULIAMrNT's DoINus.
IoNupN. Sept 10 Sir j. T. Gorri,
an ter secretary tor India announced
IN the huu,o oi commons this after.
noon That the -lrntrgolio railway
through the liulHn pass WAS compioi.
vi tu tuctlnll aud that surveys have
hrcu m.'ic tor its continuation To.
wprd ~nudnl Tie stated also that
another statoPctic railway. by the
Nhrut route, wH- Ia process. of con.
strurtion Lord Randolph thur
chill announced the government
were preparing to codity the crimi-
nHl laws
AQuArC sroKlH An ACCIptNT
LpNuuN, sept 10 licnch aud Ross,
tho uar-mrn, have deposited, tl"O
each iur Il race Trrmer has chul
lcugri tpudanor to row race on
lnr championship course for 81 900 IA
side
By an explosion Ia colliery near
Bristol to-day seven persons were
Killed and ten injured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

ALBANY, sept. . A. the Lotla wa,
making her trip to the city lhls morn.
inH, Mr., John u Parsons Captain
Hitchcock saw the much talkcd-Of srl
serpent II was several miles nearer
the city than when seen last evening
by Captain Hitchcock, Mr.. Parsons,
who Ia member of the firm Of weed.
Parsons d Co., said he called Captain
liitchcock's attention to what mp.
peared to be big head sticking out
OF the water, II WAS rounded on top,
aud looked about Ike apost that ha,l
been under water lie was confident
that it Wa. not post aud that 1t was
awe. Captain Hitchcock said the
head stood up straight for second or
two, NJ II II wanted to breathe, aud
then sank out OF sight again.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

LoNpoN, sept 10, The Hamburg.
American lins steamer LcssinR, which
,c.t Hamburg sept. . Tor New York
has been Iowod into Queenstown dis'
ablGd. The accident TO the Leasing
occurred yesterday morning IN Lat
% north. Long. II west. A strong
gale wgs blowing aud there was u
tremendous head sea. The woathoi
being 80 bud the passengers worc
Greatly alarmed. When the accident
happened the sails were srt nnd rnli
before the gnle into Ju0onstoWu
Ihe white star line steamer, kcpuh
lie, which leaves Queenstown to day
Tor New York, will take the l.c-..
inY's mail, but the passenger viii
remain on Dunri the Lcssing and pro-
cerd to New York with her after a
propeller has arrived from either
Liverpool OF Glasgow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
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NfN pkLtANs, Ia. sept. 10 br
'turs" Adams uf Mn.sArhu.pit. a..
| "II'7lru mere to-day CHARGED viii
! r'"pe(@lelhrht 10y numbcr ut prr
/ SONS whom hc dctrniilrd out -,
money, To- search Tor hidden trr..ur.
| Adams claims to hnNr been "a rr.,,,c
luii ply -iclan ia -nchus,tt. Wh.,,
the war broke uut he .hnuIJ,r,J :.
,''"7h'l ana loln'd company A, seven.
'o'n,H MAs-hcl lussetis volunteers, A
,orin'h "l ms command came win
hu'I'r TO New Orleans. Ina fornpir,
expedition Two soldiers of tlr rr,,i
'hcni entered dwclung on the Mgm.
nom, twenty miles above Nr,v
Pr'r"hs' on the right bank of tLc
river Hnd carried OIL S8uoDn H.,
g"lu and silver SlSOu Oft in .ilvcr
hhIl dollars aud 81 900 in dollars .uj
the remainder in gold. Bpiup ,rr,,I
10 enter the city with ,n m,,.L'
money, ON. Gea"'ium the city nj the
canal opposite t,rccuYillc. they 80.
l"cicd "a tree prominent for its sllc
and some pccullHritirs about its mo.
pchruncus which made II con
-picuou-, Aud nj the foot
OF this tree they buried
the money aud then took hearing.
one of the party bciugn civil engineer.
Each of the three men were furnished
with copy of this aud the mafaudrrs
then returned tu New Orleans. intcud-
Ing To return after the war and re-
cover the money. llis two cumpan.
ions were killed aud Adams wn-
wounded soon after
this, Adams was taken toa northern
hospitHl aud lcit in It paraIylcd aud
helpless When he recovered
the use OF his limb. only
II mouth ago he returned to Now or
leans and II, once began search for
his treasure. llctound To his dismny
that all the old pecan trees had been
cut down ana only the Young ones
LETT, aud lac was consequently umasle
to recognize the tree under which the
gold was buried llr devoted him.rlf
however for three weeks delymy for
II, a lcw dsy- ago he took several
other parties into partnership Win
HIM, who advanced "a better uullt for
surveying the land aud digging fer
the money, but II, he hH. unenrlhed
no treasure his partners had him ar.
rested to-day,