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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27

1iNINNL IoRIIGN NIwA
GRAVE TROUBLES Is BELFAST

GRAVE rKor HLra iN BELFAST.
bELfAar Aug 70 Every thing II,
quiet here To-day llugepnl ingstoncs
and brokcn glass mark the scene of
last nights riot. Rev. DR.. Kane. the
protestant Clergyman who declared
ihHt unless the police were lmmr
dlhlriy di'armcdtp 900 armoi Orange
men would relieve them of their
weapons, is sgnin ont with drrlarA
llon charging the mHgi-trntos with
criminal parlcying with lHwlc-sne-s.
Orangrmru of Belfast have called "A
meeting Of their Fraternity 10 con.
slider aud adopt the best means ul
helping Ia restore order IN their city
Rev Hugh Hanna, Of Stcnuch's church
10 lhl- city, has published "A letter IN
reference to the rluliug ycatcrdA,
evening On the shank llIll ruRd. Dr
llama advises all rospcclablc resi-.
dents ol Belfast 10 remain Al their
homes m closely as possible Tor some
IHlr iu come, lie HAys hc tears the
Belfast disorders are tp be revived
~ "A worse form than ever, and that
luturo lo-s Ol lie Ia riot, through
out thr CIly will br much more
.'''hNlN' AHhN ~ NuH Iiftl Nlthrl lu.
lhr soldiers, hr says viii be Obliged
10 llrc upon the citizens. Thirty men
who have been convicted Oitaking All
active part IN the recent riots. were
sentenced to-day 10 various terms nl
imprisonment, one Of them 10 l.
months A number Of other men AZ.
rested on similar charges. were com.
United Tor trial
irprrLE AHEAD rOE rAESELl.
DrmLtN, Aux -. The Express.
conservative says serious trouble T.
brewing lu the rarucll camp. The
danger arises the Express says, from
the threatening attitude OF a mau
who Wa- once deep m the secret. ol
the PHrncIite conclaYe, aud his tor
mer associates are nov cOnsiderul
the question ~ to whether he can b,
sllcuCca,
,HnLrEA'- pREAD SUMMARY.
huHf, Aux 2-ChDlrrs returnr
throughout ltAly tor tue pasttwsuty
tour GogTs are a. b.csga, neH
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mIor> NV NoWH
MAJ ,hc r"Iior mona Thcm ~ ,hccG
gud Maintain the Law.


NiM luRK Aug 20 Two cars
started our cnrly this morning On the
liroadway liuc. Ihy hnd strong po.
lice projections. NO crowd l- tOlrrat.
rd anywhere thAt might ohslruat
speedy tfsu,il.
When car 40. 24U of the Broadway
line got to Fourth street, about 10
O'Clock, IL was attacked by u mob oi
ruugh- aud striker. aud thrown from
to truck. The crack OF the pplicc.
mems clubs upon the heads Of the
roughs could bn hoard above the
wells and curses OF the mob aud it
took but IA momcut- vigorous work
by the police tu clear broadway
aud send the strbrr- hNug down the
side streets. A number of cars are
being run by the brpaiwsy road,
zach car carrying six policemen aud
the streets also being filled with the
bluc-cuats, The moh b. iu bad ten.
per. but none Of the roughs dare do
more than rush out aud throw Il
stone through n cHr window aud then
,ock the shelter ot some llicyway
a strong force ul police ha- been
stationed ~ Iurty-tuurth street. aud
orders have been ISSUED that II Is to
he protected nj all hazard Capt
klllea spoke lO thc police and iui.
mated that If any ear tails to got
through aud the officers return alive,
they might rs well resign from the
lurco. II Is feared lhnl unlr- there rs
Sorno settlement before rundown
there will be general tc-up lo-mur-
row
Gangs otstrikcr- and other rowdie-
have been haunting the stables Of the
Belt line nj ftty-,hird street and
Ninth avenue alI day 'polllng for h
light. There were several slight dis.
/ tnrbuucrs, but the police ON guard
I were preserving order
4 movement Is on foot to blow uI
| the Third Avenue Railroad depot hul
/ precautions have been taken against
such au occurrence.
/ A threatening mob near the Broad
way stables was quickly dispersed hN
/ the police.
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A>,,omir .I>rn,t
Ue Abuses h's Wif". nr,nL- Wrd
uru"~ the Courts

WAsuiNDlu>. Aug. 20. Nr
Helen Mrrrri Carroll tu-dip urd De-
petition praying turA divorce from
hcr husband, tru. Iruur -uriur
Carroll, prnt inn the ru-tudy ut their
children; also, That her husband uu
restrained from -prULIug tu coz 100 nul
way interfering wlthhc during Mo-,
pending OF the -uIt.1.so that hr nr OFF
dcrcd to phy into thr rcgistrt oi th,
court $500 each month up 40 thr iIuu.
decree of the court, ,u- AI muuN and i
reasonable counsel loc
The bin Of complaint show rtth
cr remarkable state of ciiruu- -tnnup-.
IN IL Mrs Carroll -tntc4 TINT thrt
were married. Hnd hicr 90 csrap,
cruel treatment she obtained u
divorce ON Apru 1u. l-7h. ~ th, ur.
gent Aohcilnliou pl rou Carroll, tud
on his promise to abstain 'rum strong
drink and 10 love. cherish uul honor
her thcy were rc-mtrried For the
first twelve months hc seemed deter.
mined to carry uut hi- promise, then
he fell into the company ol bad mou
aud women, Aud his conduct
changed llr trutod tho
complainant with great IulIsuI.
ty, aud refused 10 furnish hor w,u
the comforts ur Nero uc,rsulrs %.
lite. llc bcgnu drinking again. An,
frequently when under such iuhucu.,
abu-cd her most .hAmrlully, nlluU
her vile names, ml would curse nu,
swear -o .hHt nj time. rho WAS mad,
/ lll.
She statc- that ircr husband i-
major general u the utrd state
army on the retired li-t. und upruIy
boasts that the courts hero dare not no
tcrlcrc with him aud lhat hc VIII trcu
her n- ho chooses Mr. Carroll Tar
thcr charges that about the 18th 20
Dr'cmhcr i7si aud nj other time
since, Grn. Carroll committed uduI
terry with Madeline -inc,sir sho hcrl
ing n disrcpulablchou+c also that %
/ spent large rum-ut money ju trrHuu
aud buying wine Tor her Hud tw
other dsrrputable characters In M
house, aud thnt hc hn- been guilty a
other acts of iuldcib with othr
/ lrwd aud abandoned women
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= rHIuN,InI GiHI.
she cheated Herself Out Of - Ha.
bHud bB Talking

"'H' ~ 'hihihG
IuD l."ulE, ~, Auy. 70 Pat
llhur! b. willing to mako aftdAyit
tiHl ll" rpur-r of true love runs AuY.
thug hut smoothly. For some time
pH-l hc hA7 been ruurting pretty
Mary -.Nl,r despite the opposition
OF hrl family Their trystiug place
wp pu the now nrldgc, aud yesterday
luuui hrI ht their usual place. The
young people laIkrd over their diii
rulilr- mud Npnily concluded TO 10 to
Iuilcr-uu'll.o, And thus Outwit tho
oId folks.
The glr. went home 10 make pre-.
pprbIou- t"r the trip ON her WAY
-hr mnl girl friend, aud being uu-
nD.r 100 resist lhu temptation, told her
puuut 'hrriupcmrut she aud hor lover
mad planned lhr glrl thought II was
Just too iuuJy tor any thing aud
7"or. rirruuI secrecy The two thcu
parted Miss -cyllcr continuing ON
hrr way home mud her lady friend
guIuga lew door away, 10 make ali
evening Uui. The Nuor met several
friends, Huu Of course related what
she had Just Goald, binding all to
secrecy and 30 the ,orct spread shout
M, urieluorho0d till Il came to
Mamma ~ey.lcr's vRrs, who Al once
went 10 lrlcBouyille by way nj the
[ icrry AtAs sSey Her. having made her
gfrPerSuons, mst young hsnley aud
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THE BLACK MAN.
What President Cleveland has
to Say Of his Position
in Politics.
OH Issues are Dead The Prom
lens of the Present.
Musi he SoI,cd.
New Work IIy Oniccr, untibng
WIIh Mobs aud uoIhing
Them Level TOO.
Hut There are Fears of serious
Trouble ia Ihe Dark a
GenernI TieJp.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27

ii'r p"m"'rr,, ,IItnoi- Ia ,On,-u
tiuu nt ~priuAu-Id

-ruNDuu. lil. Aug % The
l,muDuI, state convention Was call
ri to uuirr 20 uunu by llou Alfred
putuuinrl chairman ut tho state
urutW committees Hon James W
'uuuu WH7 named Tor temporary
thurman Nr Duncan IA his speech
gave mquuurd pru-u tu HE admiu
IlrUiuu l'r-ulrnl Cleveland
Convention lmI, was ubcrnlIy sup.
plIDd with circular signed by the ~
.UuiNr DumWittv ot tho state Labor
association, asking tor n resolution
Hh"lishlhs prison contract labor.
Aii"t appointing committee on
credentials the convention adjourned
Zoo 10 u.
] Toe convention met again Vt $ p. IN.
'umulilcr uu permanent uruAni1a.
ilun presented d report recommending
''hi 600" temporary urgmIlttiOn be-
unl' prrmucul which was agreed
600 Whuuuuusly
\Wumuuu, being IN order lion.
T.. q Anderson, ui O5umr, was named
Tor state irrH-ur,t aud the uomlna
uuuvt- mpIu ul u,rhmntion Prot
D t.uj ui l.tuurh tor -uprrh-
icnirn' "l public inA ructiuu was
nominated wmmuu-N
.u..np.,t .ur.nr, Avs.
b.,.n l,uu. Mich. Aug %
lht r.mhIrnu convention tni- morn
Iur uumuued Gyms 4. Luce, Tor
suNHIuug uuu lumc. Mcdonald Of
D., umuH, iut lieutenant governor.
lIr il,hr' $50. completed ~ follows
''I i % .mHud, ,t"Drrtury ui state. Geo.
\. N'nIf, Ir,l.uIpI lirur n Auliu.
auditor No-nr luyysrt. attorney
s,u.Wl Enr'u, %. bN. commissioner
ul Wi un.. iumr- -. tahrouk
superintendent pt publ. instruction
l'hh,"rt, wrmbcr of tho state
urnri uf rduWluu.
luc platform myur- - tarn adjust
ri tu protect tho lntrrrAt- Of Amori.
Dtu wt"r .Nurhnr- from the rumpr
utluu Ul loss .pt.aad foreign labur,
without tldiu. tu their burdens, nud
uumtudr thr restoration of the Mrili
ot $50, Du WOO. favor, currency
uu-ui 900 gold hul silver. tAyur- ma
upuN WI state law. providing for
arbitration between employer
and rrupIuyoo, myor- any
plan ton protecting tres labor
from competition with convict labor,
which duo- not impose uu tree labor
el"hirr r'pcu-o tor supporting the
Upuyrr iu iilunc-s. demands lcgi,.
,Atlou tor the better protection ui In.
hurrr1 100 mines, etc.. and the rngula.
il"n "l child labor opposes miarch.
|-m Wvol -upml-SlDn ut pruhibi.
I.pu amen ucriand tho on lDr4cmrul
of the sUlt uquOr laws oppose.
uu gun .iuR ot puhur landr
Zoo mont ldonts. iAyOrs lib
rr. pru,luG7 and dunOuncc,
l'r.-llonl tlryoHnd'a Yotoe. OF
pension bills, protcsls against the
+ removal pi Old soldiers from Offices.
. lFor- national regulation Of trans
purNIIOu udo-. ihyort amendment II
'iu iur patent lhw 80 u- a. exempt IN
uu.rut purchasers Of patented article,
from the Inability for infringement
Irmnnd, the suppression Of poly
pnuN, rFprr-tr0 IS mpathy for Ire
land, rn.iOr,r- the 7tAtn Hdministra
iluu douuuurpr the democratic nm.
'Ipml administration and the alliance
uriwrou democrat, and greonbackor
BOO Michigan aud charges that III,
.drmUrraur party In using publ,
patronage lo maintain Itself II
power
An effort Wt, made to secure all rn
ipr-uu.utoi prUuibitiou but II VA
Overwhelmingly dolwucd.
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llrLENA, ARR, Aug. 70 The par.
ticulars ot peculiar and most hOrrr
Die accident, which resulted ia the
death OF u most estimablo lnd,, wcr,
received here to-day from lull,
Grove, Ara. Mrs. T. T.. rrotlrr wa-
cooking preserve, ~ M open kettle
ani had. in stirring the same. a,.idru
tally dropped q spoonful OF It ou th
iluur near the kettle. ~h, left Tia.
kettle tn attend to some duS ut "a,
house, aud In returning did -u hurri
cdl) aud just ~ she stuuprd over 4.
commence stirring 1t again, hrr lee
slipped out from uudcr hrr, aud -hl
was pitched head foremost INTO thI
mass oi boiling hot prcsrrvr5 0h
died IA great agony soon after
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a IItiIiI ,Isi,N
asio', ~ -" .ii,Esd N,i"npt go rot
-Uu SUun" Policemen

tmi,Nuu Aug 20 Il IL -nid h,
the officers nj the Human street sta
ton ihb Frank ~ccmun. who mar
drtrd his WIlc aud then shot himself
SATURDAY afternoon. Wa An nvp,sd
anarchist, That hc spnrrd no pain. To-
drclnr" his opinions against The pn
lice nnd capitalists II IS also alleged
lhht because Of these remark, bilicer,
west And buucgau were sent to gAiu
what information the, could against
The uiau, Tor the purpose ot nrrostiuv
him II BE- -nid the officers met Soc.
man FRIDAY Afternoon and
were A-kcd by him 10 take
a gla-s ui hccr. The invitation
IT ~ sad, Was accepted that the utii-
Gers drank the beer aud shortly ut-
terward were taken dcnthN
Ia" duciur who wa called promo
rd hNmptum- To be- THOSE which
pear when a person hn- boon poi
eel, aud At once applied the
remedies. when the pump WAS
u is 7Hld, tie ooutrut- ui
stomach showed that poi-
sou had been administered. aii A..
bnih oliicrr- were IN the same ruudi
non, A. Is thought thu sccmsu
dropped the poison ia the Elas-v4
while standing Ht the bar. The ot
hc"t- M" said to bee ali right and do
not attH'h ANY particular Importance
To- iht ma ter
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ALEXANDER.
-
The DepOsed Prince Recalled
and His Enemies Thrown
into Prison.
Hui Russia win send Him to
.erman, PROV ided he
WRnts to GO.
HismuiCk SiIrnI. .RusstsAggIess-
I've, IurLeN waits, England
Inquiries, France piou.
brlfnst AGAIN BLOOD unthpd
PatneIi's Party III Danger
Thc Oid wnrId.


SOFIA Aug 20, A single Regimen
ni troops with the assistance ol n
number military cadets accpmplish-
rd hc work of dcpnSlng Prince Alex
nudcr Before proceeding against
the prince, the rcyuluiiuui-ts arrested
'hr commander Of Prince AlrNaudcr'-
regiment. which wa, Mt ~livuitSa.
The provisional government, seeing
the pupulacc were violently opposed
to the deposition of the prince. rr.
signed their Offices aud liberated the
commander, who AT once brought his
regiment from ~liNiuilW and diArm-
od the regiment which had assisted in
the deposition. After this the com
mantcr placed under arrest the puliti.
'al leaders who had managed the coup
d'ctat.
The powers have recognized the
government formed by VI. knravcl.
oil with himself ~ premier, VI ~tur.
u ~ foreign minister ut war and II
,'uc-hsil ~ minister of finance.
The provisional government hrs a,.
-urrd the Porte that the movement
~ favor ~ Prince Alexander i- not in.
lmlcal tu Turkey aud has asked the
Con.inn-tiunpl.n nnd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n.' ''''
WuAI wall. BISMARCK HAN
p,. Enul.d, IN. rr,nei, .,i,..''. ",'
whose presence here. Agilatng 4
union of Russian aud France in Il Wal
against their common enemy" Ger.
many, has created great sensation
tie has been gwen another banquet
aud journalists. me L,unI,rt ,yn.
privnir. hu1 If wa. learned hn,,,ver
that the tendency all the sprpche-
wa to rhphh'l-c what tho French
'"W yer described ~ the Unborn -,m-
p"lhl brtwcrn France aud l'u-,ia,
nld me h'hou'rht iuiluoucr which
FIrh'h And l'dsaiau literature and art
exercised upon each other
ruL grEEN ,rrh. ALExANprk
LoNpoN. Aug 3G The queen ha-
'ci'Rr"phrd to l'nchnrr-i for news of
NI'\Hhhrl' Ionili'i- have taken
p'h'r ia lhr streets of sofia between
'u' l"i'""ui' nl Alexander aud those
oI 7'Hllhuu Alexander Adhcront-
are -ulI ia prison. IarAvAruil, the
h"-","" Ioh,,nrna,' "I Alexander
"h' tc''E'hpnru III reply, That the
.isu autLrr,,irs If T.. '', ''",
opinion that Ru-sin viii not pormi,
Alexander to rra-ccnd the thruur.
Ru--n's statement TINT AIrymJrrLs.
been released IN not credited i'm Niru.
ua. The Dali, News SAY. lnybud
oan worthih npplv herself dirl5in,u
icnl to promote ihr provrr.. nf thr
PEOPLE who have 40 n,luiirahl, ,,,n,
ont of the ~ranl.ntI ,n,ir
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W4auiNuoN, Aug go Gcn Ncw
ton. chief of engineer, who arrived
last evening, SAYS be- hA, not den.
nitcly decided tu accept the position
ci commissioner of public works Of
New York, hut there is every probg-
bility that he will DO so. II is likely
that Col James G. Dunn. president of
the board OF engineers ON torudca.
llous, stationed in New York. viii be-
selected to succeed Gcu. Newton a.
chief of engineers.
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rrnn.,I,nnl. rr"nlhIllnni.,.. :

llAEWsurWG, Pa Aug. % The
prohibition convention assembled nj
10 O'clock this morning After the
adoption Oi II platform, wolfe wa
nominated tor governor hy ncclHmH
tion, a. \. Barker, tor lieutenant
governor by ucclamatou {. z llaw
lev OF lac6awanna, Tor auditor, lno
y Emrry0 Lawrence. tor secretary
of Internal affairs, and Rev j. VI
Palmer .colorcdI Tor congress AZ
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Inn NrnrnraIAnrnrh.

NEW ORLEASs. Aug o. \ pecA.
10 the Picayu unc from Magnolia says
tuesday night al armed mob broke
open the Jail aud took lhrrcirom
1ohn and LeAuder Nelson, colureh,
charged with the murder VI a negro
named CUllins, aui hung them 70 d
bridge near town,
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ALrNANpHIA. Va. Aug. 2G. III,
democratic congressional Dluy"uiiY'
after au hii.da, HHd all might -cs-ot
adjourned ht Q u'rIorh This morning
after taking 2O5 ballots without re-
suit All Efforts to make Hon. j. s.
Barbour candidate failed. ~ did
Also all efforts to effect u foml roml-c
The cauiidntr- hcld Il conicrcnc, but
could come to no agreement, aud ,u
despair nu Hdiosrnmcut, sine dlr, Wa
carried by aclosc vote. after the ndup'
tion OF resolutions endorsing the al
mImI.lrstInm.
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rnlnInn,Inn, anIln.lnn

tOIlNbtA, . Aug. 30 AZ Nil
ford Center last might thc Panhandle
freight was run into lay 4 lirc Line
passenger train. II il known that
the marshal Of Milford aud Mr. Lon
don, assistant sergoaut-RtArm, oi the
ohio house Of representatives, wcr"
killed aud several others wounded.
The fireman of the passenger trim 10
missing und lssuppo-Sod 10 br under
the "a Trrk
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onIn,.IncIrnn rnIlncInn.

tiNciNNAIi, \uY 20 AZ olum.
bus last night W = Capcliar MAS mr..
rested on complaint ui Allen { "
ers. managing editor of the Enquirer
ouA charge ot bribery ia securing Ga.
pcllHr's election ~ IL member ut the
republican state central committee.
Ltrly this morning Myers WAS arrest.
rd The wArranta sworn out Boy th
prllAr were perjury.
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Hs wh,'rnrd s.cIotou Tonnd wn,,.
h" had Di"d.

7p''lAl h me Examiner
san ,AN1"Nio, Tex, Aug. - -
Henry illormrn, n German of tam.
ny, VINO some days ago went Graz,
ahu leii nome, was found to-day IN a
pA-'urc near here. His skeleton wa.
lhlH'l, bul there WA no hcsh cling
lhg to the bones No marks Of ylo-
Itnce could be found he probably
got lost and died of thirst ldrntlu
cation was complete.
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1pu1la' iu Iht tIamlHur
GALyEsroN, Tex, Aug 20 Aruy-
rd steamship COlorado, from New
: ork. Sailed steamship Comal, lor
Sew York The steamship March
iuuess, after lightcrlng. succeeded 10
getting over the bar thI. morning
aud is now discharging hcr cargo NJ
the new wharf
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iIt0H GALVESTON.
Death ~ "r"t. Thomas :. Utrnrdcau.
ia" scholar Hud GrntI"mun.

special Goo tAu Examiner
"AI'l.rpN, TEX Aug. 20 Prof
IhumH- i. t,irsrdrnu. formerly cdItp,
OF the Houston pust. and man of
SCHOLARLY attalnm"nts, dicd this sven.
ihs at hI' residence, IN this city. of
hr"fi di7rh-o. lie wa, born ia
'hHrlctlun, =. g.. ~ ls2l lh, Hines.
has boon ~ lingering one Tor month.
aud lii' death created no surprise. but
will he profoundly regretted, mot ouly
by his friends hero, but throughout
tho south
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27
BEHRENS & MOSER.
Wholesale Druggists,
Waco, Texas
Two Car Loads Show Cases, Of Latest Desians
Two Car Loads Of White Lead
One Car Load Of Mixet Paints Iust in

they went 10 Jrtlrr-onVillc b, thrwny
of the train When ihuy ,trpped ID
At tho lciicrsunSilIr depot thct wore
lnrt lace iu taco b, the angry mother
who seized hor daughter n, the arm
hnd marched her uil humr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27

LoNnoN, ENu., Ang. ~. Tue eu-
SnS shops OF thc t,reAt Northern
Hallway CO.. at hcston, ia Liucoln.
SHIRE, weru destroyrd hy hrs Ia. day
several hundred person. wero thtowu
out of employment.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27
HuI,D ~ IIDnrNiS..
storm Ia Travis 'oumB AZ Ola
Man StriULrn nnwn

spr"laI 'p trauiHvr
ArauN, loAn- Aug 20 The rnsr
ern portion pi thls county wa y.-Itu
last night uy ~ severe storm ut thuu
der aud ighluInR during which Cul
Thomas j Downs, Hn old aud respect
ed citizen reading twrlyn miios trou
Austin, wN- Instantly kllIci He wu
seated Iu the sitting room OF hI,
dwelling surrounded by his family
VIXEN hc raised from his chair lu a..
cure match, Just Ht that moment
bolt Of lightning entered the door uu.
hr tell rithouia WORT while the pthcI
mwubcr- of his family received -y
were shu.t lol Downs Wa- Abou
80 }rar- Of aye and highly r-tcomu.
A-H good citizen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27
THIN ROOFS HIn ~.

western Union Imbrsfirr 1i'es
himself Away ia 'anads
WINNIrEO, Mas, Aug 20, a ivN
dsya ago a distinguished looking fsl-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27

sls hlnsi1wa soothing syrup should 81.
rAT' be u.oi for ehilifsn tssshlus 1, sO0ths
lho thlll, 'oIlgu. Ms gums AllAIs all paths
lisffhtbA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-27

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