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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-28
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/ special tu The Examiner
GALvESroN, January - The case.
of Israel Clark, j. T.. Meyer, T.. Nor.
gan, II. Schockc aud John Schocke
charged on two indictments respect
lively with sccrcting aud -upptcssing
ballots aud making false returns o I. An
election held in this city in the El1v
cplh ward, in April last, were called
in the criminal court this morning
District Attorney spencer, assisted
by City Attorney finly, appearing
for the state, and VI. lcmurc for the
defense. The emil for the witnesses,
numbering nearly one hundred
revealed the fact that only twenty
nine were present. Attachments
were issued tor the missing ones aud y
fine Of five dollars each appended TO
their names The case of masking
false returns Was taken up and nollc
prOScqui entered against all except
Clark, the state feeling that they could
not make out a case aud could use the
late accused to better advantage ~
~ Witnesses, some delay was occasion.
ed in getting u Jury, but the panel
was finally completed and several
witnesses for the state testified The
evidence thus TAR is of pretty strong
haractcr against the accused.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-28

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-28

Special 8, the Examiner
GALVESTON. January 27.--1hc court
utappcal rendered its decision in the
following cases to-day:
John ,oyeuday,. Charles Santag.
from Burlcson county reversed and
rcmaudcd.
tru Brown " Allen Brown. from
Dewitt county reversed aud re-
m and ed.
Prince Birdwcll ". the State. FROM
Grimes couLty affirmed.
John Melton v the state. from
Grimes county affirmed.
W. -. IaNlor ct al. vs.. T. Pridgen
ct NJ, from Houston county reversed
and rcuaudcd.
Guit Colorado y santa fr railWa,
" llutrhc-On auf darlington. from
t,rimrs county affirmed
II. u. ~tuddurd vs. ThOmA. T. Mar
tin. from Bralo- county vrr.cU
ami rruHuded; opinion by Wilson.
IN-pHrtr, T. l. Nsruoll " the state.
/ from lliil county. 1hi. is the case %
] the celebrated Tom Narnrll lis al
I tprucN- appealed to the district cuur
/ of lluI county through u writ ~
/ mbca- corpus tor the right To Civ,
. bail pending th" trial OF the case. tn,
! district court denied their PRAYER oi
Ia" ground TINT the otlcnsc charge,
Wh- 70 capital uilcu-r ana not mimbu
under ANY circumstance. The ruur
.vi appeals to-day affirmed the iudiui
OF the lower court
arch ~ad'lrr ". the state. from
Red River county affirmed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-28
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Floods Iul'nlltoruin

STOCKTON, Cal, January 1.-THE
san Joaquin river has bccu gradually
rising tor the past week, and has now
reached proportions that threaten
disastrous results. sunday portion
of the city, comprising about one-tilth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-28

NAPLES, January n Thirty tcrg-
ers have been arrested At Catanla,
Palermo aud Cagharc, and number
of presses and forged notes to the
amount of ten million lire hive been
seized.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-28

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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

Sta State she :, lives and is ACTING i
life, while Mr.. Jefferson D IN The new
an and regrets at Montgomery. Il @ VS., sigh'
The gallant Alabanians have n d Alabama.
t their State resources to such a az
that the present is far more -, ~, an extent
brilliant, from every point Of r liable !, and
the past can ever be. ''eW' than
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS, although a
learned. and polished gentleman, was
not popular man during the Confeder-
ate war. Indeed, if the Southern States
considered it important enough to make
general expression upon the subject,
Mr.. Davis would be found to have been
exceedingly unpopular. His manners
were stiff; he was thought to have an
oyerpoWerlng egotiSm. He was sup
posed to have hampered the bravest men
and the most Skillful generals the South
possessed. An era Of progression has
dawned upon the American people an
era that is in advance of all past thoughts
and opinions. AS the world elsewhere
moves on, SodoeS the American world
OF thought and action move on. Mr..
DAVIS lives in the past. The South
A1'fS, with pensive tenderness, of the
past But 1t is dead past forevcr. The
South is going forward now with new
and vigorous expectations, In every
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

WE are again to hayea lively summer
period upon the water. Those persons
who travelled many miles to witness the
race between the GeneSta and the Puri-
tan, can re-arrange their yachting cos
tunes and study up the New York yacht
club rules, for "'tWould be bad form,
you know to miss thirty-one seconds
by one and half minutes. The Ameri-
can cup is to again awaken a contest.
Lieut.. w Hem I'VE have not been told
that W stands for Water in his name), of
the Royal yacht club who owns the cutter
Galatea, promises to bring that spirited
craft over the waves to again set sail for
the prize. It is not known as yet which
one Of the American yachts will com
pete. The contest will, at all events,
be bright and lively one, and parties
going East this summer should not miss
the sight.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

HE town of Helena, in this State, has
IN the last two or three. months been an
exceptional sufferer A large fire con-
Sumed very prosperous portion of the
city; a cyclone ina few weeks after rag
ing and untoofng buildings, causing a
general feeling of distress and depres-
sion through the city, Now break in
the levee, three-quarters ola mile above
the city, brings flood from the high
waters in the Mississippi river, which
will not only damage all business inter
ests in the much overwhelmed city, but
will bring great Inconvenience to citi-
zenS, and probably much sickness. We
tender our earnest sympathy to our
Helena friends.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01
THE death of Col. Isaac Mills, of this

THE death of Col. Isaac Mills, of this
city, was not unexpected, yet when the
tidings of his death, VIII Oh occurred
upon Thursday, the 10Th ult., at Pine
Bluff, reached the city, general regret
was felt by his many friends. Col.
Mills was an earnest, upright man, and
his family have the greatest sympathy.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

A STRANGE feeling Of dread now
awakens within one as the wind is heard
to rise with that odd, moaning sound
indicating storm change. Great winds
that shape their course as the name in
dicates, and devastate as cyclones, have
come in with the season, and the suffer
ing that townships in Minnesota have ex-
perience finds its parallel in many States.
The latest instance we have is near the
town of Adkins in this State, where,
upon the 10th instant, two residences,
with Clubhouse, stable and fences we're
totally destroyed, being in the line of the
storm.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

THE New Orleans Exposition having
closed It's career without financial gain,
the friends of this great enterprise are
counting their labors Ger" counting
with calculation that displays a gain
from every day OF this gigantic industry.
Looking from their higher point of view,
commercial relations have been estab-
lished with other countries that may
afford for the products and manufactures
OF America very general market. The
coffee trade, that long-desired boon of
the Cult and Mississippi river merchant,
may yet tend to these expectant points.
Much else is expected and hoped for.
One practical result has been realized,
that of a pretty bit of sightseeing, a
pleasant reunion of friends, bright
trip to New Orleans, much printed mat
ter and convincing eloquence, and, with
all this, rather pleasant memory of the
numerous days set apart for numerous
people.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

IT is very much to be regretted 1--WE
are sure the larger portion of the South
ern people think SO too) that Mr.. Jefer-
son Davis has been paraded again with
his utteranceS of the past. The quar-
rel is over. Many kind, considerate and
concililtory things are being said of US
in the North. Why, may we enquire?
is the old grudge again brought forth in
the South We were conquered; the
fact remains; yet we were treated by a
generous foe. Did ever foreign country
treat CATER the first heat was over) a
conquered province as the South has
been treated? 1t is wrong, it is baleful,
to bring the old question up again.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-01

mowers and head-gear there has s spna,s
ed an apparition as ASTOUNDING s spPs'f'
expected as the ghosto Hamlet r lstb IN
and ike this celebrated visitant. oar 4 -
PARTON !, wears 'the very armour he h y
on. This heraldic presence Come, ,'' =
us as a "new spring hat, denonip,tsJ
the knights hat in Difference t. ,Sl
tunes we are living in. The knigbt,
hat. as shown by the milliner. has fr,t
army blue bands and bows; then tbsr,
stands, alert and unsurpassed STRAIGHT
up along the crown, a cluster of ParneII
green feathers to the left, as an indica.
ton that this is not a hat to be trHed
with or sat on, perhaps, there ap-
pears decorating the left side. a pol.
lshed iron hammer and glittering nails
This hat can be worn at any time or with
any eostume-it is not supposed to be
particular. 1t can decorate, it can pro-
tect; it can go with long redingote to
Donnybrook fair, or stand as an avant
courier at a railway switch There Ba
purpose in its manufacture; Of that We
are sure, and that purpose has been 8ug-
gusted to us as indicating decidedtend-
-ency toward voting. Certainly Con-
gress should look into this matter, as
with the press Of official business our
over-worked representatives may too
long defer action, and the incendiary hat
pervert many weak brain before prop
er consideration has settled its status
The Sentinel, Of Fayetteville, Nndly
wishes us well in the paragraph below
"The ARKANSAS LADIES JOURNAL
has prospered to such an extent thai lS
sphere had to be enlarged, and the last
number comes to us under the u 1I5
aSoUrHERN LADIES JOURNAL we
wish the lady managers all 'n' 'u''
they anticipate.
To the Mazveru Nevs we are lnu ~,
ed for some appreciative VOrq''
editor Of that journal says: ,,, !,
"The SOUTHERN LADIES jOU asm :,
the new ~, and popular pubIication, now % n %
Little LII l' Rock. t is the outgro"h q ps s
ARKANSAS LADIES JOURNAL when 5.r i,
came 50 universally favorlte .l,,'I Iorr,
old title. The SOUTHERN LADIES aln, ola
MAJ, IS issued BY a stock c'li'P .onob "a
d dies = and Mrs. M W. Loughbor .+,is
ladv we'll known throughout l ~ s,s., t
the president and principal an1 fv should be
IS an interesting journal a''D
we'll sustained
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
A $1,000 Bible Reward.

The publishers vi Rutledge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for February, among which is
the following:
We will give $2O.OO to the person tell
ing us which is the longest verse in the
Old Testament Scriptures mot the re-
vised edition), by Feb. 10, 1886. Should
two or more correct answers be received
the REWARD will be divided. The
money will be forwarded to the winner
Feb. Is, 1886. Persons trying for the
reward must send 20 cents in silver or
postal notes, tho postage stamps taken
with their answer, for which they will
receive the Monthly for March. in which
the name and address of the winner
of the reward and the correct answer
will be published, and in which several
more valuable rewards will be offered.
Address RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING Co.
Eaton, Pa.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
Items from Armadale.

J. b. Duncan went to Aberdeen to-
day and from there starts on his western
trip to Wyoming Territory. We wish
him the utmost success.
The work of damming the Jim at this
point is postponed till warmer weather
and then the water will be forced to
flow in another channel.
j. X. Chandler paid uS a visit last
Sunday and reports everything quiet
and prosperous. We shall report for j.
KS base ball club another season.
Our county commissioners are again
to test the liquor question in incOrpO-
rated towns, before our new Judge il
open court, or maybe in chambers.
Neighbor S. w. Brown returned last
week from his bridal tour, and brought
home "A blushing bride. Our cOngratu-
lati0ns are extended to the now happy
couple.
Cold weather down this way last
week, but we know of no suffering,
though some young and tender stock
may have persisted, and some of our
citizens are nursing sore noses and ears.
A large mink that has been doing
much damage among the pOultry-hav-
ing destroyed between thirty and forty
fowls, was caught in a trap the other
night, and now the housewife sleeps
more soundly.
Redfield and Ashton, two rival towns
in this county, are now engaged in an
other quarrel, or rather the same old
quarrel, growing out of the county seat
question. Our voters will endeavor to
settle this difficulty between them at
the mex election.
The saloons in Mellette that were
closed for a few days during the SEES
sion of the grand jury in this county,
are again open and dealing out the
liquid fire. MeIlette either lacks the
moral courage or the legal evidence to
suppress these nuisances.
Religious meetings are held every
evening, when it is not too bitter cold,
at the MeCaughy school house, and
considerable interests being awakened
and all hope for the needed reformation
in our community. Rev. Mr.. Bloomhall,
assisted by other clergymen, has charge
OF the work.
Mr.. C. E. Stidmore has just returned
from a long visit IN Minnesota and is
now satisfied to spend the remainder 81
his days in Dakota, and MI. Brown re,
ports from Iowa deep SHOWS, and al.
most impossible roads. Hnrrahf for Da'
kota and its open fine winter!
Jan. "a, 1886. LORENZO.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
THE BEST OFFER YET.
The Sun From Now Till May 1. 1856,
For Only p Cents.

We make this phenomenal offer for
the purpose of Introducing our paper
TO II larger class Of readers, who, we
feel satisfied, have only to become ia
miliar with it to appreciate it. 1t
should be remembered that The Sun
for the coming year will be one Of the
official papers of the county and will
publish in full the proceedings of the
board of commissioners the t]reasurer'S
statements and all other official re-
ports.
Subscribe now and get the full ben
eft of the reduction. Ask your friends
to subscribe, also, and assist us in our
efforts to publish Il good paper at the
lowest price of any i'll the county.
Warner, Oak, Jan. y, 1886.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29

An old physician, reti red from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of consump-
tion, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all
throat and lung objections, also q posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous dibility
and all rvo complaints, after hay
ing tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has 4alt it his du-
Ity 10 make il known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and a
desire 10 relieve human suffering, ]
will send free Of charge, to all who de-
sire il, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this pa.
per, w. A. Moves, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester, N. X.
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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29

Southern people used to be famous
for hospitality and excellent cookery
Miss Adelaide Preston has just begun a
series of articles in The Housekeeper
which are to embody all the choice re,
cipes treasured for several generations
OF an old Virginia family. Any lady
who would like to see the number con.
tanning the first of the series will receive
one free by sending a postal card to
the Buckeye Pub. CO., Minneapolis,
Mimi.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
The Veterans.

4
VIM. F. Dawes Post OF the Graho
Army of the Republic was mustered in
Io.+ e,,ori,r Inv Snpciol Mastering Of
foor A R,v.Inv assisted nv Comrades
w 7 Sopthwick 7 p Davis, and VIM.
L Evans Of Robert Anderson Post.
The ehartar members are. John W.
Howl II : nayy. J. /, Lavicn, nth
Wisconsin. Stephen Weeks, 18th Wis
consin. 7 " Porter. 4th Wisconsin
cavaIrv. \ I Gilbert, 10Th Wisconsin;
NJ Kilo 9TH Iowa. VIM. NJ. Smith, 10th
Wisconsin. 4. O. Titus, 9TH Michigan
cavalry. { Turner. 1920 Illinois; j.
" Cook 141St Illinois; J. w. Kennedy,
9Th Iowa cavaIrv; j. L. Hanson, 1St
Minnesota. + p. Rose, 9th Wisconsin.
The following were elected officers:
Commandpr-N. |. Gilbert.
ST.. Vice Commander-M. klie.
Jf; ice onmanGtr-0 Aol'el'
6nortnrno torII. & Turner
Surgeon-J. w. Cook.
Chaplain-E. /. Rose.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
Rather cold this week.

Rather cold this week.
No marriage to report this week.
Goods are still going at unprecedented
low prices at Humphrey Bros.
Mrs. VIM. Patterson, mother of Mr..
j. i. Humphrey, came over from Ed
mundS county this week on a short visit.
Fred Strong went to Columbia last
week counting, but got an excuse from
the clerk and returned home Saturday,
1t is generally conceded that Mr..
Fred Strong will erect Il large hotel in
Rondell as soon as the Rock Island road
is completed to this point.
John p. Duncan, having disposed of
his interests in this place, left for Mon
tana, where he will join his two sons
who preceded him some three years.
There is a little hope still left in the
minds of many RondellitcS that we will
have a railroad in the near future. The
Rock Island company, it is stated, are
strongly inclined to extend their line
from Waterfowl through this section.
Let 'er boom.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
SUNISEiAMS

Who is the sleeping beauty"
-Ermine flower, $2.2Oa hundred, at
Bidtness d HuSeby's.
Geo. F. Dawes returned Sunday
from his eastern visit.
Measles are somewhat prevalent in
this vicinity at present.
Judge Church was banqueted by
Aberdeen attorneys last evening.
You can buy goat robes from Bidt-
ness & Huseby at your W prices.
Eight packages of Hoyt's standard
coffee for 81 at BidtneSs & Huseby's
Capt. Van Etten will lecture in the
town hall next Sunday evening OF tenn
Eerance.
w. ID. Fisher has purchased the
Quinby farm, one mile south of town;
consideration 81, 400.
Frank Cate has filed a homestead on
the j. ID. Floyd tree claim, two miles
east of town. 1t took $500 to do it.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at Mrs.
j. G. Turners's residence next WedneS-
day. A full attendance is requested.
Eve per cent penalty will be added
TO all axes unpaid next Monday, be-
sides interest ut the rate of two per
cent a month.
barnes & Haines, lumber and coal
dealers of Ipswich, Oak, have made an
assignment for the benefit of their credi-
tors to ). H. Cranmer.
II. w. Pratt, of elevator fame, was
elected president of the Minnesota agri-
cultural society, Tuesday. And the lion
and the lamb shall lie down together"
-Bidtness & Huseby have reduced
the prices from 10 TO % cts. per yard on
All lannels, flannel shirting and wooden
dress goods. Ii you need any it is a
bargain.
The actual amount of grain ship
ped from MMaEGsr etwee Aug / ana
Jan. / was: Wheat, 20. ,SJ0bus; barley
1890 bus; flax, 1850 bus. These fig
nres are absolutely correct.
The first page of The Sun this week
Is occupied by two interesting stories
by county officials. This takes up our
editorial columns and gives the heavy
weight editor and his readers a much
needed rest.
The Brookinggs Sen.iael says the
small lakes which dot Brookings aud
kingsbury counties are drying up for
the first time since the winter of 1880
81. As a consequence, mnskrats. which
have made these lakes their home, are
migrating to the Big Sioux.
Mrs. w. p. Kingston de, ir s us to
announce that she is prepared to give
Instructions in music TO a limited num-
Der Of pupils at reasonable rates. Mrs.
Kingston Is an accomplished musician
and those who have been under her in
Struction speak highly Of her capabili-
les rs a teacher.
1T issaid the grand Jury has returned
Indictments against nearly every saloon
keeper In the county. Several druggists
are among the victims and a number Of
keepers of houses OF ill-fame have also
been indicted. The grand jury also
asked the county commissioners to
grant no more licenses.
"A young bachelor former living
some five miles south Of town. had d
very characteristic experience last week.
During his temporary absence the hogs
effected IN entrance into his domicile
and destroyed 4 lot Of meat, flour, milk
and other household a~uxiliaries too
numerous too mention. The conse-
qnence i that the young man has de.
ciasd either 10 get married or to quit
raising pork, the probationary term be.
ing four months.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29

~One-third OF the entire acreage Of
public lands entered In the United
States during the past three years has
been taken by settlers 10 Dakota.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
RONDELI4.

NOTICE-C.L Humphrey is our authorized agen
at RondeIl to receive subscriptions and advertising
for The Sun. Such business intrusted 10 his care
wllIreceive prompt attention.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-29
warner SCHOOL Ronrd.

NJ. Reasas.a. Director,
j. Boulais-I treasurer.
+. ID. Shane--Clcrk,
Regular Meetings the FIRST Saturday Of each
-e....s. - : v..ss.. at Fred. Fisher Office. Teachers
and Others having business with the board are re-
quested 70 note the time and place Of meeting
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-18
From OsceOia.

A correspondent sends the White Pine
News the following from Osceols, under
date Of the 18th:
The Hydraulic Company have started up
with water enough to run five hours 9 day,
aud could we have a few warm days more
they could run night and day.
The company let a contract last Febru-
airy to Bishop Birch, OF Utah, to ~excavste
l,5Ot yards Of dirt from the reservoir,
which now gives its capicity the appearance
Of a small lake.
Captain Aiky and Frank Delamatar are
working the Flush mine, owned by them.
They have out about so tons of high grade
ore. Their last run in the mill from the
same ledge e SS5 per ton, aud the ore
they now have is of higher grade.
Pat Reavy has been working the Red
Monster all Winter, getting out considers
BILE ore. with plenty more in sight.
There are several parties ground s~luicing
in Dry Gulch, and they will all make
money while the water lasts.
Jack Gilmer, Mr.. Hampton and Prof
Brooks are all here from Salt Lake. They
have done considerable riding round ovel
the camp, taking q look at all the mines
and prospects. but what they are after IL
kept to themselves.