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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

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ut-s"uri i"mib.
~ruINatiIu. Mo-. sept a3 About
,i' SUNDAY night the people OF this
uN Wcir4ullcd hN u terrific rNplus.
iuu. which sounded partly likcnpunr-
D., blast aud parity like the report "i
70 mu.krt fired ina forest. The ruur
following the dull report lRStci about
unu nud "a hdi seconds. IL was hcHri
nll over both towns, M points over
tWu milv. apart, hut it- -lucn,ion could
mot be- H,crrnucd. The reporter, ut
the local aud metropolitan press
aud the puhrr officers mHdC dilIgcni
jrguiric-. but utterly failed tu locate
thr explosion which rludcd every ct-
Tort like "Will e. the wi-p." Ihi-
morning the mystery was solved,
Nh,u Mr. T. II luhu-ou, who liycs
iu d cottage in the -uuthrnSl part ni
lhc city aud keeps HHrOccry store III
tl.u residence portion of south street,
pniuc dawn town aud notified the pu-
u 60 AuthoritiC,thpt an effort had been
ml.iu to kili his nmiiy h exploding
10 dN uuimtU bumh ia front aud nj the
side OF hl- house. At the end at the
hnu-r fronting the street there WAS u
hole 10 the around, nnd this dwelling
wa, shattered IN many places by
picrcs OF thc bomb which were
driycu Through thick boards, also
| through tuc huurd fence iu several
places. aud through the side OF the
| house dlOimug on the south. Mrs.
! johnson .howcd several pieces of the
| uumh. which wa, evidently made ol II
| piece OF gn- pipo, aud nlsu "A piece OF
.jIh ol peculiar pnttctn ont of which
! .hc -uppUsu- the fuse was made. She
-u.d
'lhc mndmdy, who lives next door
south, hnd rnllrd to scc me-, and Mr.
lJuhuHOu Wu- NJ the store, We were
sitting nt the east side of this Oh,
lruuy room when tho explosion tuOh
ph,c thought was shot, nnd, put
Ting mN hands to the bHck OF my
huI tell to the floor. Presently
recovered, finding myself uuinjurcd.'
Mr johnson was asked II he sus
pcctcd nu, body, and replied that h,
did, aud thNt the police wrro w"rkiu,
tp thr ,usr mda arrcrt would pro
utbN hr made soon, whc
thcrr win be- sensational develop
mcu',. Continuing, hu said; -
crtthiu family has n gruiXc ngNlns
u-. ln-t week 4trychnimc was pu
D INTO our rct-tcru, aud tho week beior
INTO the litter The stun WAS nnAlyI
, ed by Mr. NciswHnEcr, the druggl-
and luuud to be- strychnino."
"Dnlou suspect the same party
Doe guilty oi all these attempts
murder"
Z .i. .Iu. don't think the man, how
,. eyer, i- capable Of such cowardi
ic.d-. bat I do believe his wife h II
lrnl pcrpcirnior aud hired somcbod
III to put tho bomb IA my house"
A udy living ~ the nrlghbprho'
, rrrNi- the mcl that last evening Al
,nv "a man iU -hlrt.sleevos go up Il
n lrcct toward the house with som
N hing In his hands She could ne
, however, Identity him Mr. John-'
b. appear, 10 be- ~ quiet pcSccably Il
. pD rrd man. lie says he hns knoy
ruc SUSPECTED parties four years.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24
IIN,uHN>A rorI's
Escape OF Fri-0n"rs iTom Howl"
1OuuD HII-MarTieEe Ia
Iiigh Lifs.

#pr.lUI u lhr tEhmluof
IrNANKANA,IcS., sept - About
N u',mak last night all the prisoner.
100 the Bowie county Jail escaped, ct
.ypt one, who IL cuntncd ON charge
ut murder, nud who refused TO go, II
mot known how their cgrnrs wnr
u0rrloG. Blood hounds were imnc-
dlntcN pu, on thoir tracks aud 1t h.
.,,lc 10 -HN ere thi-A portion If not
lll of them ARE rccaptured.
Inst night Az Crawford, culorcd
tell irom second story window, but
orange to sny, was not injured. Too
much innglrioot induced hls descent
Ouc OF our prominent society young
men, James II. Whitmore led to the
DO. menal alter this evening the beau
uu aud accomplished Miss Jennie
Ncrd Il daughter Of Jack Weed of
| lhia city.
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ANUT,,En NCCOINI.
THAT Places the Iu-s"s IhrOuE 10
bartholomew tligbt
~ uUuUnu.

Ntw NuRK ,Scpt23 \ Post special
from Hartford, Con. sHNs "li lS
now stated on good authority that
Gcurgc NJ bartholomew has been
r,bbing tAc companies ia which lac
is interested for years. The fr-t iu-
limation that tlus Wa, the fact Wa-
the statement mad" 10y n friend "i i, VI.
pmukctt about bartholomew aui wp.
the cause oi his downfall When
puukrtrs father dicd, hc WA lett
10000. which hr invested with Bar
thulomcw, aud it NIL went. Plmhrit
thou for revenge induced liArthulo.
mrw to put his name to "a large
amount of paper ana thus secuted ho
turned about and lett tho latter IN the
urch. The auditors OF the Charter
Oak company are severely ctlllc'/rd
ornllowiug Sl2GOuOuf the funds To
be- lost MANY city banks hcld Bur
thulomcw's paper in all,lt i- said.
amounting to &2uOOuou. The ~rhuN-
lrr Electric Light company VIII lose
nearly S2UuuOO aud win decide nt ~
meeting to-day what action To tthr
lOr the future.
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ack. keeper OF saloon in SWauwick
street, below SAMSON. which was the
polling place raidcd by JOHN Il Lloyd
Candidate tor the legislature, and
Constable \auco on tuesday night.
\ friend OF Redeuack's, named OTTO
knoop. aud several 9th men wero
also in the saloon. a, R,dcuHch hat
worn out warrants tor Lloyd aud
Vance, it was found that the gahg had
come to assault him, and acting uu-
der the advice of Doclp, Rrdenark
ran out the back way. lie had bare.
~ lett the SALOON when - number ct
negroes entered and stepped up tu
he bar to- take u drink.
Lieut. Roche wa, sitting at table
but hc arose staggering toward the
party exclaimed "you'rc the Id
al thai worked for Bruno Eruc-t
d-n you You hadn't ought to vote
ANYHOW" lie then drew u revolver
aud began iring ut the frightened nc
Erocs who were trying 20 r-'npc
through the door, Scrgvut atty
also drew his pistol aud fired ri the
crowd, aud tue rest of the gang went
for them with black jacks. Ju-t as
Lieut.. Rocnc reached the door h,
tired at William Powell. u negro liv-
ing on Middle alley near sixth street
aud the ball hit him IN the neck in
dieting dangerous wound. Powell
was taken hOme.
After shooting Powell, Lieut. Roche
and Councilman Lloyd attacked I hH-.
prtrul. living on Locust street and
beat him ON the head with h.uchJHck-
until hu was lu-ch.ih.c. lie Wa
taken to the hospital aud is thought
to be fatally wounded. titilrus Of
the NTH ward we're ia high state
uf excitement over the hpht aud
wore lcud IN their dcnuncihiiou ut
Roche aud his rough following.
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CoNcimNI>0 ~, '">'LAVT.
snnII"r Attendance ihH" on "r"Ni
uu. bays. iiut IHTg" Crowds
sun Ia the 'itb,

~. Louis. sept -j. uiwith,lAnu-
ing the iAd that the morning broh"
clcar aud warm aud that the parade
postponed from Tuesday was 10 occur
AT 3 / O'Clock, the crowds On the streets
cnrly thl. morning wrrrmuch smaller
than on previous morning. OF this
week. The social festivities OF last
evening most directly rrspon7lbIr
tor this condition OF affairs. By .
O'Clock, however, citizens aud visitors
began 10 emerge from their resting
places aud available points of ob-rr'
walton along the line Of mnrch were
soon occupied by u luH7s Of lpyial, pm
ucut, perspirng SPECTATOR Inst
nighrs and mis- mornings outgoing
trains carried many departing knights
and visitors, although tho exodus l-
not sufficiently large 10 work any
appr,rmbic dImluulion uI the crowdi
On the streets, Contrary to
general expectations the par
ucipAnts ia inc phrhdr
were prompt ia their movements, aud
began to report ut the rendezvous
even before the hour announced,
al streets in the lower portion ol
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rn,nrrhrrrnch rnrmrr..

WA,miNaroN, u. G., sept, Con
sui puial-. describes nm HhorllNc nl-
tempt on the part of the commorciN
and labor organizations to secure u
repeal of the decree against American
pork. lie concludes; "lt is 50 cNi-
dent that nothing viii be dnuc ON the
part OF the present government I" d"
away the discrimination against the
commerce of friendly nation, that
all hopes ofa favorable change have
been abandoned by those opposed in
the prohibition. The millions OF 'il
paid and scautily ted lRhpring men OF
France will continue to pay tribute
to the French hog raising iNrmrr'
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HIowu 10 Atoms.

~AN fRANolsco, sept ga ter
rifle explosion nj the giuul powder
works near West Bcrhle, has just
been reported Ilis leared thai the
entire works nrc hluwn 10 atoms, NJ"
particular have been received yet
LATER The di-a7tcri- not so scr
iou- Mt first reported. One hun
drcd pounds oiguu cotton nud m''"
glyccrinc exploded Iwo Chmum'u
wcro killed aud but slight damage
done to property
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

UAnIruKp, Coun, sept 1j Geo
NJ. Bartholomew Whor" bankruptcy
and fight from Hartford hn- created
such u sensi tiou, b. ia Montreal, Can.
ada. estimated that t3oouuU of
nj. pnper i. held in Hartford and
much elsewhere. He total out7tHnd
Ing paper is put nj over 81 0o'o'u
mi no one knows the exact amount
lie wlll be thrown into msoIvonD'
tomorrow, thus removing attach
meuts aud prior claiin,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

CENrREyIlLE, Nli-a, sept t".-
steve Flowers, cOiorcd, who shot
Jelks aud others on the morning of
tho 2Oth, was tried here aud commit
ted to the county ipil by Justice
Pence. Yesterday while ON the way
to the county seat with the prisoner
the constable was OyerpOwcrcd by ID
number OF armed men who took
Flowers from hi- custody, They car
r,cd the negro short distance ano
,hot him TO death
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,,ui,I>I>U AILImN.
STARTS 'oniiHg'nii"" which i"r""''
ems tho Drstructi0u oi tiC I"Wn.

LIMA, ONO, sept. 2j Caldrun aud
Madison. oil well NO was struck
ny lightning Vt o'cl"ck this morn
ny aud the tire communicated tp Two
live hundred barrel lHnk, which
burnt. The oil sprcyd over the south
cru part of the city cudnngrrlng
thou.nnd- of dollars worth of proper
iy Nirhuisou's large tank across the
ltreet from Cn,drun aud Mad SON
we'll was nl-D struck and a.'uWu hu-
rcls of oil consumed. There ls i'm
minent danger OF the lire spreading
to other wells cndangcrlng the entire
cIty. At noon the tire WA -illl rhs-
tng and II j, beyond the power oi lhr
lire department to check its progress
Mrs. Anderson while standing ln lhr
door of hcr home near the first well
struck, was struck b, -trhN
pult aud killed by it, llogcl oil wei
No. 3 r. ignitcd, but further damng'
hns been Gvcrtcd by tearing down th'
ria
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>Ini,,


I'M NTTWN" TT-TTN7 y ~
NAuuu. sept .3 ten \IllArHmpa
the lender Of mst sundays iu-urrcct-
Iun hn, been arrested. llrWa- found
concealed m n mill near MobiJu-
4 mgmlNr rahcl lieutenant, aud
was idcutihcd mud arrested n hc was
purchn-iug railway ticket A.
Iuupou-u,os. ~ryeuty.tlrcc m-ur.
p,nis who huvr been hunted dowu in
diilrrcnt- parts oi the Kingdom by
the loyA troops arrived " prisoners
ia Madrid this morning.
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KIlIrd IN the Presence Of nI. lie.
irDgnyH

LEuoRE, chi, sept CSC. Ii.
llnycs, of 'lrnycr, Cal., editor OF tho
lrHycr Ildiugs, while chatting with
hi- betrplhcd Miss Lula smith, In tho
hou-c Of br Lovclacc, OF this place.
wn- shot aud instantly killed Tuesdsy
night by some unknown person, who,
Ia the dHrkuos-, escaped. The shot
was iirod through n street v iro-soreen
door near which Hayes wa. sitting.
A. loo,yor, who wa- Jealous OF Hayes
attention 10 Miss smith, has been ar
rested on suspicion
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carried on Anotn-r'. wirr.

DECATUR, H., ScuC 23. lohh
Mccoy Il farmer with n wife ana slA
children, has caused n hig -cn7hiloh
bv eloplng with the wife ot o.lp- Mai
zen. III couple icd. "a wagon Tor
.ome point iu Indiana. Mcl"l iur-
thor dislingui,hcd himself by stealing
a horse from William MndduN, hor.
rowing wagon from lHmrs Rryn"ld-
and Grraking into the house of
Graudmuthcr Maddox, whore hr
stole all the household effects and
food, hauling hll away IA me
wagon with MNidcu'7 wiir
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Wa Lnyc reduced the price OF Royal
Patent Flour to Sl75 per sack, and
800 per barrel. Thus tho best -four
in the world IN placed within the
rcach OF cyon the poorest man.
Absolutely pure Creamery butter
received every other day direct from
the creamery by express.
MARsnALL 4 Heard,
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~ Loul-, sept 43. In the criminal
court to-day tho dntos lNod tor tho
execution Of Hugh VI. Brooks, nIn-
Waiter Maxwell, thc chiorolurmrr
aud Chiuesc high binders were post
poucd, one tor sixty duNs nud one
tor thirty in order 10 ull~w n trans.
rript Of the ca-os ~ be mudc before
the appeals are taken to the aupirmr
NumTl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24
AN At.IIioIlIIY
GiN.s az Opinion ipon u nnotN
r"chui'pt IcgNi i'"int.

lfNlhi AN NhN NM .N|fN
ArsIiN. Texas. sept. '3 several
candidates iur county office, iu Cul-
lin, Coke and other counties having
stated that thcy would, If elected, rv-
cciVc uu eN-oGiriu irc-, and the cuuu-
Is rummi, iuurr- ui thr-r counties
having Declared that. Il elected they
would vote no such tees. the question
was referred to the attorney gcncm.
who, III lengthy letter on the sub
lcct, holds THAT the statements
nrc ia cnrct nn appeal to
the cup'dity oi the people. Also thut
il the conscience of the cundidHt, sHrc
~ elastic NJ to allow them To take
tho oath ol m office they cnn bc dc
posed thrrclrum boy quo Wnrrautu
proceedings lIr -n'- that suHh
promises really drhnr thc candidate
from holding office. The candidate
| referred to were pat forward by th,
knights oi labor aud alliance mru.
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nuriIA>Isn H,MpA>r.
How PhiiadciphiH r"Ii'" "h'"''
IreHt pOlitirHl Opponents"

How fhilhuflphih f"l'' '"'''
Treat rolitic"l Opponents
NEW YoRK, sept 23-A PhlmdeI'
phia special says that there wAa a
reign of terror yesterday in the ram
ward there. Storrkccpers closed lhrlr
places OF business, citizens closed up
their houses to keep out not the ll-.
organized mob, but the sworn pohce
officers of the city who were crah(
win liquor, and shooting right aud
lett. Police Lieutenant David H.
Roche, Common Councilman John T.
Iloyd, Police sergeant Beatty, Con-
stable Vance, Jake >hick, c&-connc'l
man. aud DNckccpcr fnlrolmsn Coz
rev. aud about ten other policemen
and ward FOUNDERS went INTO = sa'
loon Kept by Harry Doelpi At
No. slG south sixth street
yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
| 'rhey were all under the Influence ol
liquor and Roach aud Lloyd were
particularly drunk, In the saloon
when they entered was j, r. heden'
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New Dress Goods. Fall Dress Goods,

8i nch all wool Canvas cloths, 90
cents.
A. inch Canvas cloths Especial bar
gain nj 80 ccut- u yard.
rs mch line Canya, cloths at 70 cent
u ward.
4om,h c>ua quality Canvas cloths,
NJ ~ ~ Ndd. ,..
eliIpiD NNp CllEC kED SllI-
I\G~. 80 inches 10 cents II yard,
40 rcl,s - cent? ~ yard.
!. wch'-. - uuH yard
~ inylc., - siN Nerd.
It inches. ~ 5uN yard.
Eirganr line ol i'ind NultinRs at all
prices. ,...
40 inch Camcl- Hair plaids Al SO"
iHyati.
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WA-nINUruN, II. G.. Sept aj. The
President Wus not very hu,y To dnN
lie had very lrw rNllcr-, among them
were Mr.. Parker, assistant secretary
oi state, accompanied by Rev. IIcur,
NJ. whitney, oi London, England,
chaplain to the quccn,Gun"rAl Druum
acting secretary of war, and senator
Rnnsom. The usual Ihurrdny cuhi.
net meeting VIA omitted and n-tvtd
the prrnidunt drove QUITO his cuuu.
try residence, accompanied hy Mt.
Cleveland nud Mr- Folsom. Acting
Secretary Fuirchild nud several other
officials called nj the White llou4r
during the prr-idcnrs absence. The
president will resume the r0uuur
work ui hi- official aud social dutio-
tomorrow morning These viii iu'
cludc n reception ~ the general puh.
lie ia the afternoon nt o'clpch iui
the purpose ot allowing stranger iu
tho city to pay their rcspcclr ON
riul visitors viii be received duunp
| the forenoon,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

WAHWluI rauAKusiiAH.
LoSpoN. sept 2a Adyiccs from
MGR, state that warfare is being
Wngod between the AighanH aud the
In.abitnuts Of Bndnkhshan. Fighting
had been going uu Tor n fortnight
Auattcupt on the part Of the AtRh-
nu.to annex BpdHkh-hnu has led IA
the struggle. The British troops in
= thiirul remain neutral.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

Sr paul, sept 25 The rcpuhli-
can state convention a. day ON "a mhI-
lot for lIculcunnt-goycruur A w.
Rice received ~ votes and II A.
Castles lUa votes. The nomination
OF ltI,r whs made unanimous.
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HIs HIaEa.

-uunyyrrLE, H., sept, ga dis
uslruu- uro in the business part of
this city has just broken out, The
lire socus to have obtained full head
way before the department arrived
aud l- not under control ~, yot.
several hu-iucs, houses are already
consumed aud others on lire.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

ClLrtrrEE CorEI llou5L Va sept.
y8. The democratic convention 70.
the eighth congressional district me-
here dAy aud nominated Cen. W
#. 4. Ice ON the first ballot
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Are now beng shown our dress goods counter ee
asrt new novelty Robes enbroidcred in wool, silk and
flush superb combinations of Diagonal co'hs with push
b oideied fronts and trimmings to mach hundreds OF
STYLES that are all and elegant, from $50 to 500
pattern.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

II your bowels do not act regular
ly do not irritato them with worth
less aud often injurious pills and nor
trums, but use Morris Cascarine.
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YANKGoS. Dako sept 1a.- DeicgHl"
Giiiard was re.nOmlnhted by hcrluIhh'
ton ia the republican territorial coh-
yention yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

KAssAs CrN, sept. 23 The re-
puuiicnus Of this, the NTH district
nominated MAJOR william Warner by
acclamuiiun to-day Tor reelection OF
congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

30 inch Diagonal Suilings, at 40
GENTS yard.
Ja inch Diagonal SWuuRs Mt ao
,cntsH yurd.
10 inch Diagonal Smting, ut 70 cents
yurd
IS inch Diagonal Suilings al 81 %
ward
81. inch snow llakc Dingons,s,a u rich
novelty al - cents yard.
~ inch Cancels Hair Cloths, - cents
NHtd.
- iuch Shooddn Clothes at % cents
Nhrd
10 mch cxtru fine Shoodda Cloths
al - Crat- yard.
A. inch Fern Loaf Broondc Su'ling-
Al 20 cents a yard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

llabitual constipation produces
piles. This most painful affection Is
prevented by using Morris Cascarine.
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81 JosEHn, Mo, sept 23.-Ihc
driver ot car No, ~ IN the SIKH
street line m't night was greatly
startled by ecrinRa man wrapped Ia
flames running toward him. Ito
-tuppul the car nnd taking rubber
blanket threw II over the mru aud
finally exiting Eulshed the flames. but
the mau was terribly burned. ile
waS taken tos hospital, and up to
ness. II i-lcarncd that the unknown,
| hcing drunk. had laid down ON
| Charles street, some hoodlums got
/ "a eau ui cual uIl. poured ii over him
ana then set iiro to IT,. Tho man's
. lile ls du-paircd Of
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uind not Made up.

ALuAN,, y. ,Scpt,2s Secretary
Manning has not yet definitely do
r.tcd whether ho viii return to the
treasury uruut.
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We placed our Import order tr Black and Color"d
Ca,muccs before the advance in prices. and wc will give
the public the benefit of it. Or lines Of oI.woo Cash
uler- run from 50 cent, to 10 yard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

ltchs Of eycrykiud cured in thirty
minute by Wooltord's sanitary Lo-
lion. This never fails. sold by IL
Behreus, druggist, Waco, Texas.
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BusroN. sept. 2j The convention
oithc sovereign Grand Lodge of /.
q. -. T.. WAS called To order this
morning. Grand Sire tray In the
chair. Pact Grand Sire stokes oiier-
ed resolution permitting the lodges
tp omit weekly meeting when they
occur on lcgii aud generally rccogniI-
ud holiday which was adopted. Tho
Jurisdiction being called the Grand
Lodge proceeded tu consider the re-
pou on Journals. The appeal Of II.
\ Linn from the action of the Grand
ludgr of Texas was sustained. Tho
Grand lndgr refused to make any
change iu the law regarding dismis.
-rl certificates aud refused to hdopt
receipt cards to be used IN place OF
the card row In use The lcgisla.
tive committee recommends that
spccl"l committee be- appointed to
prepare aud report Mt next the scs-
sion tho badges to be- worn Ia tho
state grand bodies and the lodges.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24

MILWAUKEE. sept 25.-ihc demo-
Gratis OF the fourth dlstr,rt to-day
nominated john Black tor congrc-s,
AT Elkhorn the republicans Of tho
first district nominated l.. {. Ca-well.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-24
BEHRENS & MOSER,
Wholesale Druggists,
Waco, Texas.
Two Car Loads Show Cases, of Latest Designs,
Two Car Loads of White Lead
One Car Load of Mixed Paint

that ~ body uf n woman answer
lug her description had been found In
The lake. ilu went nj once tu where
the body las aud Identified itas that
oi his WiirHnd the body of the lnlant
found withhcr ~ TINT of thclr young
est child. whom the mother had taken
With her WHOM she lett the house. lio
did not -rrm in the least affected by
the dt.,uNrrN. Icrrv ls about ~
Years old ant IL employed IN the
sew building 70 reporter ho
rtntri that h-t Christmas he had a
quarrel with his wife while hc WAS
drunk, Nui ns "a result "Aworo OIL"
remaining sober until last SUNDAY,
when hr again hcramc intoxicated
Tuesday hc went home and quArrolrd
with hl- wife again. When he awoko
NudnrTdHN morning -hu had gone,
tnking with her thcir youngest child.
They were married four years. II 10
supposed that the woman committed
snicldr The bodies will be buried
to-day.