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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

i, pu.-lh,r, for short l''ne I" 'hv
robust. but the mNlcrlN oi renheu
nrr.m, would prefer immediate
drnth To existence in their reckihR
atmosphere, How much more re
yo,tinp to be in oue's seli q living
,rwrr7 7 But this is actually the ca'c
Win tnosc in whom the inactivity oi
the liver drives the refuse matter y, "
| the body to escape through lhe 'Hi,ss' .I,
hreath ihe pores, Kidneys and blnd-
,.r II il astonishing that litt re-
mains in such dwelling. Dl, fierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery restores ',t ro
normal purity TO the system ana re-
news the whole being
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

WAsINuroN, March 10 ~ ne ,,i
rotary OF the interior has rehoo',u ~
h,. decision IN the cN-par'' '"'' -"
lame. Briltin, reversing the o',i',I" ,,n
Of The coumi1sioncr-gGn'r"l VI wv w.
Innd office of November H., lGo,, a.
Which held, that a' under Sec. se,,,"n ,,,'
1,i,n.d 90 hut one pre- cmpuon ilgh'
hs h rould not, after pcriec'iug one pre-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17
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over tne "lsonIng. va, '"s
,nuIsn "A Mou,Rn VINO "h" INN

7'.\'T' AS.T,%, ~ ~ iexa,, March i6' Eycry, a
,hing &, qmet here about ur ra,''"u" ,',t
dcp6,. 80 freight traino have w. =.
arrived from the north, A irn'n III IN
6cimg made up tonight which WI, WI,
srart for San Antonio in the morn morn.
INC. II msuncd by former h"'''H ~,
whn have returned to WORK ~,
ns,.euper trains are Ms vet hr'Al 'n
through fear ofoDatructions, although
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

Nlv NonK, March lo. .u"I'- w VI,
discover some clue 10 the id'nu'' "' W..
,ne schooner that ran ihr '''L"" 4"
.lown. 20 lar proves unNa'lne. Us
r.,ugnt -hc was thrcc-un-lrd Nr,'
rl and carried crew ot about nine
nrr."n. She wa, probably l"a''.
Nlh conl and IL, thought lo my. Z. "I,' .,'i
hourd from Baltimore "r fh''"''
uhla 10 New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

Ios ArGfLEs, CAL March lo' M
-nmthnrn Pacific has restored lh'
,.r,nrr ,ar,n' of $3.50 freight '",r'
irom here 10 Denver ne nonts ,ps'
fore the restoration was ao cents
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

CmCAoo, March lo. n' '' ''".,.l
lnurn,L has the following -'','', ',
ram Washington; "a private ''','. '.'..
rn,ni,od here from Sew ! ORR ~,
,y-prr,idout Arthur health Is '"u
| ,I,irN broken down. aud p''''' u
| n'., he cannot live fortnight
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

MrMruIs, March 10 W u ,.,,,. ma,.
breath II Co., cotton man uihHI',u'iiV,os' %
assigned this morning L'"p'''''''
S,8. 900. assets, slOl,uVo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
FROM MEXICO.
Sedgwick, the American Special Agent,
Denies the Stories Circulated
Against Him.
English Capitalists Slowly Gaining Com
pi.te Control of tho Ranking Bust
ness OF Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. 3l.---In an in
terview with Mr. Sedgwick, the Ameri.
can special agent, this afternoon he en-
phaucally denied the stories In circula-
ton against him In the United States, the
substance of which has been recalled
here. He declared that the whole matter
was moonshine. In interviews with the
leading representatives OF the Jockey
club they said they were sorry
chat the good name of the club
had been called In question, that Mr..
Sedgwick was conspicuous guest at the
ball and that he behaved as gentleman
should behave. That he was not intoxi-
Gated. nor was there any action upon his
part that could be construed as ungentls
manly. They felt that the hospitality Of
the club had been put In question by these
reports and wished ii understood that
they had the highest opinion OF Sedg-
wick, and should endeavor to do all in
their power TO stop the circulation OF
these injurious reports against
him. One gentleman, well known
In Mexican society, who was
the companion Of Mr.. Sedgwick on the
evening of the ball. said: "These re-
ports are evidently the work of malice
There was nothing in Mr.. Sedgwlck's
conduct to invite censure."
meeting of q portion OF the Ameri
can colony was held at Iturbide hotel
late this afternoon to consider the
matter, Gen. john b. Frisbie, In the
chair. Speeches were made and set OF
resolutions was offered condemning the
American special agent, but they were laid
on the table on the protest of number
OF Americans present that II was unfair
to act so hastily when there was only
street rumor to go on. An adjourned
meeting will be held tomorrow
Mr.. Sedgwick was again In consulta-
ton with Minister Jackson to-day, get
ting data for his report to Secretary Bay
ard. At the American legation nothing is
said regarding the rumors in circulation.
Minister Jackson has taken no part In the
matter.
The London bank has bought the con-
SESSIONS and entire control OF the bank
Of Empleados, which puts 1t on frmer
foundation tnan ever here, ii thus gain
ing the right TO issue bills which had
been disputed aud procuring valuatl lie
rights and privileges. This movement
will undoubtedly help continue invest.
m4nts OF English capital, as had the bank
fiilt to secure the con inued circulation
OF It's oils, 1t would probably have wound
up its affairs and left the country. A
powerful company of English capitalists,
with headquarters in Lonnon, have got
hold of all the old concessions for rail-
road from Tuxpam to this city, and will
build the road which, 1t il calculated, will
involve an expenditure Of at least S25,
600 900. This is one of the most import
ant investments of English capital ever
made In Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
YTouTING FOR COnEA.
Ell PASO,

New Method of Procedure Against ADseri-
cans in NJ. xico-A Murderer ExtrRdited.
Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Aug. 3i.-The Cutting
case has had Statutory effect on our
nelghboriug republic. President Dlaz
has just issued through Secretary OF
Slate Marlscal, manifesto to the gov
errors Of oil the Mexican states In which
he instructs them when foreigners are
arrested for any infraction Of the laws to
render TO him u true account of the same,
with an abstract Of all the proceedings
had. He also says in all criminal cases
against aliens they should follow the die
tates Of the written law, have all the pro-
cesses issued by competent authority and
the governor Of the state TO keep fully
informed Of all such cases from the ar
rest TO the expiration Of the sentence
One Davenport, who killed II. Hereford
at the Hereford ranch In Preside county
about month since, and who shot two
rangers at the time while attempting TO
arrest HIM, was brought here to-day from
Chihuahua under an escort of Mexicans
aud turned over to the sheriff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
NEW HAVEN BLUE LAWS.

e ""od and Bad suggestions for the
A"Noeat"l OF sumptuaFy LegisIation.
Through the kindness Of a gentleman
10 New Haven an opportunity was At.
'orueo me OF inspecting the manuscript
records OF the colony, including its ar.
Gent laws. My time, however, was
snort and the manuscripts were long. so
s .pa' | made little use OF the advantage,
s Ss' ! am now Indebted TO a modern
inssan Tor the extracts that are sub-
I ISn But this author gives rs
sae sense, and not the Words n
lnoue o. transcription very unsatisfactory
nioue IN thu adoption Of which a
WIFI Wilt should rsrely trust himself and in
wien nc Is rarely TO be trusted AZ 10
sue substance of the specimen subioIned
~ 80. WIZ discover the little subordIna.
t" on 70 S ,ne mothercouniry, acknowledged
Iion 'ne hrst by the Domision OF Nav
n .n a part Is distinguished nv mn.
,nirs, ssas flsori part by Ignorance and
cos part is common To All the
0'uss' ancient and modern, ia New En-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Internntlonnl seulIing Raoen.

LONDON, Aug. 8l.--The first heat to-
day in the International sculling contest
was between William Beach OF Australia
and George Buoear OF England. Beach
won.
The heat between John Teemer Of tho
United States and Neil Matterson of Ans.
tralia was won by Teemer.
BEACH THE PAvoRITE.
LONDON, Aug. Sl.-To-night 9 to are
freely offered ON Beach.
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
LONDON, Aug 81 --Iu the international
sculling sweepstakes, rowtd to day, there
were two heats, the first between viii
liam Beach OF Australia and George Bu-
bear OF England, aud tho other between
John Teemor OF the United States and
Nell Matterson OF Australia. Beach and
Feemer were winners.
The weather was brilliant but the water
was somewhat lumpy, Beach led Blu
bear throughout the heat and won az he
pleased by clear six lengths. A foul oc-
CURED during the race, which both men
claimed. The betting was six to one on
Beach. His time was Is minutes SO
seconds,
Teemtr was almost as big fayorite for
second heat as Beach was for the first,
TO being offered on him. The men
got on together and remained level
during the first 200 yards. Matterson
then began TO forge ahead. He soon led
oy q length, when he crossed over and
took Teemer's water. Teemer
closed up and touched Matterson's
boat, thus winning the race ON foul.
Teemer afterwards got clear OF Matter.
son, who stopped the dead beat at
Barnes bridge. Teemer continued 10
the line, finishing alone. The people ON
board the steamers following the race
were so absorbed in watching the foul
that afterwards when Matterson col
lapsed they collided. In endeavorlng
to avoid running the Australia
down the press launch was crushed
In between others aud half filled with
water The reporters scrambled into the
other boats, leaving their notes behind
Two OF the press men swan To the shore
No one was drowned, though there WINS
great confusion for time. Mat.
terson ascribes hisl collapse to
the terrific exertlons he nut
forth yesterday In the rice with Wallace
Ross. Btach declares that he Is wonder
lully confident OF beating Teemsr ia the
final race TO morrow The betting on
the result OF the final heat between Beach
and Teemer is TO on Beach. The
race will take pl zee at $3.50 p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
unrroll Atrr.t.d

Sr LouIs, Mo-, Aug. 81 Jimmy Car.
roll and four men supposed to be those
who assisted In his rescue last night from
Snerin Rlohey IN East st. Louis, were
arrested this evening at Venice, four
miles north OF this city. Carroll and hi,
f'ur companions were making their way
up the river In tiatboat and had gone as
iar ~ Venice when they were arrested on
suspicion, and had to walt Identification
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Mansfield College.

Mansfield Male and Female College
opens Its twentieth annual term
ON the 9TH of September. We will make
toe stay of our pupils pleasant and profIt.
aple The Fort Worth & N. o. h R
passes With few hundred wards of the
college The president will devote his
whole time to the school.room. The
necessary expenses are less here tban
any school OF the standing IN the state
JOIN COLLIER,
Pres. M M. and +. College.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
THE GAZETTE WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER /

mittee that having learned that Hlllsboro
had pledged the. right OF way from Hills.
boro 10 Milford and a cash subsidy OF
$4,000, he would be in Hillsboro within
few days to secure these pledges In proper
form and TO close the contract. Further
he stated that he had written TO whitney
and to Lampasas for definite propositions
from them for further extension OF the
Missouri Pacific railway to their respec-
tive localities. Our community now con-
slider the matter of building this extension
70 Hillsboro settled,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Railroad Inspector Johnston.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8l.-Gen. Joseph
Il. Johnston, commissioner OF railroads,
returned to this city this evening from a
tour Of inspection over the subsidized
railroads. He looks remarkably well, and
to an Associated Press reporter said that
there was nothing the matter with him
except fatigue from long journey. He
declined TO say anything regarding his in
spectlon of railroads before making his
report to the interior department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
After the M p. Ertension.

GREENvILLE, TEX, Aug. 3O.-when
the people read Saturdays GAZETTE
your reporter heard several remark that
THE GAZETTE had set her hook again.
this time to beat Waco out of the Mis-
souri, Pacific extension from here to Dali
las. IL is the unanimous opinion that
wheo THE GAZETTE tells Fort Worth she
needs road, the Fort actually goes to
work and procures the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
rendered his Resignation.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Aug. S1.-Maj
James Converse, well known to our PEG.
pie and every one along the Sunset route,
where for many years he has held the po-
sitlon OF chief engineer, has rendered his
resignation of that position greatly to the
regret Of the company and his many
friends. Maj, Converse's resignation is
caused by an accumulation OF duties &C.
casioned as the administrator OF the
late Col. Thomas w. Pierce, Sr., former
president Of the Sunset road. The resig-
nation takes effect tomorrow, and Mai
Converse Will make his headquarters
henceforth in Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
work to Begin To-Day.

MOUNT PHEASANT, TEX, Aug. 3d.
Work on the Mount p essant & Sherman
road win commence in the morning in
good shape. Thirty teams left Texarkans
for this place yesterday, and thirty more
started from there to-day. Between
thirty and forty teams are en- route for
this point from Pilot Point. Griggsby
Bros, who have the contract for the
grade between here and Sulphur Syringe,
will put force of 200 teams on the grade
here this week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
THE RAILROADS.
4. Johnston, Commissioner Of Rail.
ways, Returns 10 Washington from
a Tour OF Inspection.
Interesting Statistics on tho Increase OF
Railway Building In tho south.
Texas Notes.
Notes from penison. .
Special to The G azette.

Special TO the Gazette
DENIsoN, TEX, Aug. Sl.-The Denison
& Wasbita Valley surveying corps are
again In the field, and started this morn
Ing to make another survey that will be
from five to ten miles east of the last line
run, and will cross the river into the
Nation at or ABOUT Carpent, RS Bluff,
where there are good rock abutments for
bridge. The party are under Chief
Engineer w. s. Lee and W. Jens. This
means " strickly business" and our
citizens will have the satisfaction OF see
Ing dirt hy on this road at a very early
date.
The following railroad officials were In
the city to-day: Il. A. Walker, of the
gainesville & Henrietta extension; VIII.
liam kerrigan, general superintendent of
the Missouri Pacific; j. j Frey, superin.
tendent OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railway north OF Denison; j. Herrln, gu
perintendent OF the international & Great
Northern and Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railways IN Texas, and t. G. Golden, di.
vision superintendent OF the Missouri.
Kansas Texas railway. We understand
that they will go south over the Interna-
| tional & Great Northern.
Seven new passenger coaches passed
through here yesterday for the San An
tonic & Arkansas Pass railroad.
DENIsoN, TEX, Aug co.. ]. Herrin,
superintendent International & Great
Northern and Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
railways in Texas arrived in
the city to-day over the Inter
national & Great Northern railway In
hls special business ear No. 1888, on his
way North, returning from tour of in.
spectlon.
Several extra passenger and baggage
coaches arrived to-day for the use Of the
Missouri Pacific railway in Texas. They
come from Sedalia aud st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
man

How much weakness ihse
strength Of mani To in'a y
over oceans, through deserts &
varie ties OF p' ople and sa ~.
wrecked, cling with ol's@ Y,
to sea beaten rocks, Y "
the storm; to be oro''M
rid chimes; to subject ~ y n
ton to the baletul innasnse y 4.
seas; to study wisdom oles 's.y
where for 5000 years 10 yen Y, y,
been paraphrased In 70
Solomon, "all Is W.
return to ones saofe "a.
mp man, persuaded o.
of all things, save VIC
armament and the DeveT-lsls Y 4
scatter the fancIes Of 30 y W \.
experiences; aud yeI, VIZ wy. h 4
victory over human islla. z.
nesses, to be ensIayed oE Y
song, the smile Of 8 won'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
PROHIBITION IN LINES rOyE.

The Sig Majority OF Year Ago Greatly
Reduced,
Special TO the GaEeue.
MexIA, Tx ,Ang,Sl Flight OF the ten
boxes heard from give the Prohlbitiouilsts
majority OF 245, The remaining boxes
Will not onaugc the result materially The
county was carried last year by over 100
majority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
Her Flrnt rr,n.

NEw YORK, Aug. 81 The new steam
snip "klmonpn of the Southern Paciac
company left this afternoon ON her frst
TRIP for New Orleans with full cargo OF
New Orleans, Texas and California freight.
Ihis Is the tenth vessel " this line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

ftoprietors OF the new and attractive an
loon lu-t opened on the corner OF Th,r.
teenth and Main streets, invite The nnhi,c
70 see them, and they promise 10 serve
oniv such qualities OF LIQUOR as fastldlors
tastes deinand Smokers viii also ma
the very nuest brau6s OF cigars an ssia
a. their stand. Their friends All over 1 ,he
state arc especially requested To g,Se
them friendly call. NN :" give
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
SPORTING. ,
The Final Race Ia the international sculI
Ing Contestto Come on To-Day.
Base BalI.

Base BalI.
BALTIMORE, MD, Aug, 81 Baltimore,
- Brooklyn, 2.
ST. Loms, Mo, Aug. 9l.-Maroons, 7;
New York, 3.
ST.. Louis, Mo, Aug. 31.-Browns,
10; Cincinnati, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 3l.--Ath-
letlcs, 81 Metropolitans, 4.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 3l.-Kan-
sas City, 8; Washington, 1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01
sherman Roads.
special to tho Gazette.

oPeciui 70 mo 0aLotto.
SuERMAN, TEX, Aug. Sl.--Engineer
Wells, Of the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
railroad has gone ON business trip to
Macon, Ga and his place is being tenn
porarily tlled by Engineer Giles, who
began the work of locating the route
from this cry TO Mount Pleasant this
morning, and 1t is expected that the work
OF grading will begin at this end of the
road abont the hrst OF next week.
The JEFFERSON Lumber company are
building a road from Atlanta through the
pineries, coming west to Mount Pleasant,
distance OF thirty-fye miles. Twelve
miles OF road is completed and ia run
ming order, and when completed to Mount
Pleasant To connect with the st, Louis.
Arkznas Texas railroad to this place
VIII affJrd an outlet to the best piperies
In the state, both Tor this country aud the
country az far west as Fort Worth
Chief Engineer VanZant Of the St.
Louis, Arkansas & Texas railroad is in
the city aud is investigating the location
Tor the depot, shops and round.houses for
his road IN this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

act that would tend 10 MAKE Ireland and
Scotland more friendly. He was pro-
oeeding to violently denounceirhe "policy
Of determination, when the speaker or
fered him 70 resume his seat, because mis-
remarks were irrelevant.
VIKING TO HELP BULLRR.
DUBLIN, Aug. 9l.--The Killarney branch
of the National lea-u e has notired Gen.
Sir Redivers Butler OF it's readiness TO
give him every possible assistance IL the
sole object OF his mission In Kerry Is TO
suppress crime and outrage. II, how
ever, his mission is to serve the land
lords, collect rents and assist at eylc-
lions, he must depend upon his own re-
sources.
PIGHTNe FOR coREA.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. 3l.--Advices from
COrea say that owing to the rumors that
Russia Intenda to establish protectorate
10 Coxea the Chinese minister there tele-
graphed 10 the Pekin government asking
that troops be sent TO the peninsulH, that
Incompetence with this request the
Chinese government dispatched nine
men-of-war with troops on board to
Corea, and they are now anchored before
Chemulpo. The dispatches say further
that large numbers OF Chinese soldiers
bad entered Seoul in the disguise Of mer-
chants. Great excitement prevailed In
that town. Rotous mobs were parad-
Ing the streets and conflicts were frequent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

Any shade Of zephyr cents per ounce
at Randall & Chambers Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

NeatssllfY expeus0s afe less nefl tnan
any school 81 the standIng 10 the stats.
JQaN CoIftER,
Tres. n. n and +. Coliefe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

A superb line Of silks, - nv \ AZ
vets, Just opened at RaaaA
Co.'s, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

Hlilseoro wan Get tho Extension.
Special to the Gazette.
HLisHoRo, Tx, Aug sI.-Mai.
Dowland has written TO our railroad COM