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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

X When Patti Rosa first appeared here
TWO months ago she was unknown IN
TINS section aud the audience that
greeted her was by no means compli-
N mrnlary in size. 10 the infinite sur
prise OF those who were present, her
performance wa, simply superb, ami
TIE name of the charming little actress
was ON the lips OF all for day, after
Y ward. The opcru house managers
\ contracted with her mrungur, to re
'uru Torn two nights cutcrtu nmcnt,
hhd last might the first of these wns
4 met The house was filed with u
Ailrge and cNprClNul audience. The
f'lhi wa Bob the salur ~ presented
fpeiore, ANA the people were charmed,
n ap'Naird aud curupturcd. The play
f"as ~ recently described in these
columns that il j. useless 10 repeat the
.f'lory now, but those who saw il last
fh2ht could illness il every night for %
A week without tiringotit. Patti Rosa Is
Il 'rlshi Wlu-OmC and ViYNCiuus. #
f ""uId seem that she was born to IT.
4 ,"llc the role of the cupriciou,, dash
a 's hob Her facial expressions
4 mc constant study To the audience,
4 una portray her humur before she
i 'p'hk Her dancing and singing
1 ,'uglt the house, ana her personal
aull woncNcry heart
Tonight the play i "Iip,' Lolta'-
most famous play. II will be pre-
hlrd with special scenery Those
%" lnii TO 90 will probably mi,, rhr
II 'hlhg 81 the .easun, A. u com
W'nt To the little tAyuritc n party
NO appear In iull dress -OwcusbOro
cay } Messenger.
l.a't night Il good sized audience
'' hyde, greeted Miss Patti Rosa's
NET performance of"/ip' in our city.
hr brilliant little actress scored II
rldcd success She carried the
''iehce with her from the start, and
'"' encores were frequent and
'me from every part of the house.
nae dress circle, balcony and
'lery, The play is one in which
'''W mas undc Il reputation and her
aiming httlc substitute made good
!" position ms n yivacious aud versa
i" ACTRESS she Is the bright, mis-
nervous elf around whom the inter
's' oil the piece ccntcrs, and while in.
'lhed to be broad and cxtrayagant in
some parts OF the dchueation, sustain
eu 1t IN a wonderfully attractive man.
hor Her songs, dances and banjo
solos were repeatedly encored. The
support was goodUil The way through
company and their pretty staI
u no 70 hit last night, Tonight they
VA play hob which will doubles,
W' Witnessed 10y II large houso.-Lit
1Is Rock Ea/.tt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

LoNno>, january - The annual
meeting of the international Mono
tpry standard nt,ocmliou was heidi
here to-day Harry IT. Gibbs. cN-
q yrinJr II the Bank OF England.
presided aud iu un pdirD-. admitted
that the progress Of hDmriulI,m wa
slow D." England. but suI IL wu, adj
yruuuP iu GcrWUuy llr -uId hr be-
iloycd hat Tine roNW commission ON
'hc depressed condition of tmdr loo
Grcnt Britain would report TINT the
present condition ot the silver gues-
ton bad nm important icWlug ON
the dcprr-.iou Henry Grcutclt.
governor oi the bank of England. exc
pres eel O. mia noe that the United
-latc- congress would not alter the
provision of the Bland hil The
meeting rryoIyrd lo turm gold aud
silver lchguc ON tpopuIar basis.
The st. IWuc- t,Hlyttc -nt- "lt i-
known there lisa rr-uIuir body of
men behind tho moro puuuuhh d.
posed members ui the Irish National
league, who ARE determined 90 resort
no violence unless hcdcmnnd- orthu
I'hrucIiiic party ARE ,lucrlrd bl
H'l 'N"I'H'. ~ |7 hATh hluNh lbhl
even among Irish mcmhcr- of th,
house of common, there urr several
employees Of ODonoVu Rosa. Ih,
government !, aware that these mis-.
crcant- have elaborate phn- 10 per
form doct- ct violence aud have sr.
irctcd ID particular part Of England iu
which 10 ply the kuito mud pistol
di,carding dynamite, which, II }. u
'c2rd, the plotlrrs regard rs blum
dcrlug medium"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

ro Che Editor OF tHc Examiner
~orru BosQuF, TcN, january 15.-
] have been reading several copies of
Your Wuu~ p sheet, ana nu rou-trAiu.
cd To- Use th, oId udugc VIZ: Com
-i.icucy thou art Jewell oil
-ccm to lcud Your pen and column,
10 every SANDER and misrrptcscnta-
tiuu ut the MormOn~ and Mormon -m
that YOU possibly can noticed la
last issue of YOUR weekly January
18Th ana article under the above cap.
lion. uu even accuse the Normou~
of encouraging the indians Ia their
murder aud thoit. Now will say,
there may hc -umr bad people among
these colonies. but thc priuiuciplc part
of those people are far from
ANY such dcNiltrN. and the lcndrrt
are rNhortiug their ,oloui>t- To- %,
tod icarlugand peace loving citilcus.
and in most things they are lust that
sort ot people know there Ar,
white mcnas-istiug these indian. ana
there have been ever since aud before
the British encouraged the Indians 10
help klll our American yulOui-t-. amt
viii continue 10 bru- long H~ We nave
% frontier with unsettled savage tribe
roaming on its borders. Now Wh
accuse the Murmpns nuN more On
christians, for there are hundreds
them i'm our colonies both ON IN
irouticr aud iu thr older settlement.
Most of THESE white devil, who are
buying stolen horse. Yiviugnrms and
ammunition ia exchange are escaped
ruuNicie. tugilivc- from Justice. run
ont ui the older states tor lAVIrs-uc.>
aud are iu mo- way connected
with the Mormon church. uu tine con-
irutN. they curse aud abuse ilu Nor
mon Tor hi, belief Man, think an
Mormon, believe i'm the practice uf
pol, gWuy, which H. NoId ol thr truth.
for there ARE thousands of Nurmun-
who detect poly gauN u, much us any
other church or faith. uud 10 they did
not and ail had u- unu, WiNr, u- ln-
cob of old, whore bu.luc-- o. DO. The
constitution of the tuitrd states
NUurh-rir- o.. our religious liberties.
interfering CO. encouraging none he
sides what IT, far above HIl mIn-mudc
constitutions. the HOLY Bible. the
word Of God uphul1.. and nowhere
prohibits number of wives.
Abraham. the father and patri-
rr,u OF old. whom Gul did
converse with ON many occasions. had
two women AZ Que time. wa sarah
and llulnr. aud Jacob hud two Wlyrr
ut first working fourteen lmr- for
them. and had tlcir maid servants TO
bring forth children To- be- head, of
the twelve tribes of Israel God'-
chosen people, David too, man after
Gud'- own heart. had adui'u or more
NiNc-, aud tod mo- where di>ap.
proved. because they could support
them And solomon. who Wu- cu
lowed from ON high with superior
wisdom, had ~ multiplicity ot WNc.,
uud tod only objected when bee ui-
lowed thcm to turu uI. heart from
Wor~hipiug the true Gou, Now, Mr.
Editor I would like to srr "a little
more consistency ia your abuses of -
righteous aud Cody people. u This
don { find the waste m-kct. Won will
again hear from your Mormon iricud.
&. ENNkIN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

MOUND ABOUT TOWN,

SPECIFIED BEAtIlE-.
The girl with the trecklcd face IL
now Fashionable Fashion Paper.
Ne oudy ga4ed n nor freoEled face,
Then ~ arm hc placed about
Her waist, and gave her fond embrace,
And called her his pretty trout,
Into her face a red hush came
Aud her eyes with tears grew dim
A she said why call me such \ name
And she turned her baCs on him.
"Oh, 20 praise his girl /, a loy,rs right
HE said and Re lovers duty,
Aud ] called you pretty trout to.nlght
Because YOU'VE sueckled beauty
Farmers aro plowmg,
BIackOird- will soon begin to sing
rheumatism Of even twenty ycnr-
standing e. cured by ~, jacobs Oh
Fifty cents,
The weight Of the Farmers Alliance
may be- felt Ia the coming county aud
state election.
Lecturer Reed organized an Al
lance at Robinson ON Monday night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

llcpn'olonc never fails tu cure con.
stpation, headache, iudigcsiion ~.
cry bottle guaranteed to give -ntisiAc-
ton
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

The practice OF thc present lime of
adu,terWiug all Drug in order ~ iu-
crease th" already large profit nude
ON them, has forced many people to
abandon medicines prepared BIS phar.
macist- and to rely more on the dog
wood rcmedlo, of their gmdmoth-
cr- While this aduIlcrWion is prac-
linCd in many embellishments, there
are still n lrW VINO are too con-c.cu-
/ d .ue 10 deceive their patrons and
| ,.eN. the ignorant Ihcrc are -ti'l
drug stores whore quninr i. stIii quI.
nine, and viii have the same good
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
Iust opened

The new Waco supply market ha-
just opened to-day at the corner of
Eighth and Austin streets, where
Mc5-rs Dick Webb and Henry kn-t-
nrr, both practical butchers, will serve
the best beet, mutton, pork sausage.
etc, that can bc had In This market
We guarantee best quality. courtroom.
treatment, lowest possible price, and
full sixteen ounce pounds every time.
and we shall leave nothing mIpuc
that can be done 10 mrlt stare of
the patron0g', Please give u- "a tgIl
ON lh.- department. Most faithfully
your-, a JoNE, lA}Lpu& BIO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

How tI. human sgs'rm ever recover. from
ilt NNi objects OF iht uHuypuHr medicine. often
..WIIy poured into 10 tuf uic HuIpu,.iiy' 70,
.H'upii.u and other uIimrui. Ir l,mt.t,rg.
lup .ruIuiduuu hy bad medicines .e scarcely
lDs- than thnt caused ht dpuu 10 they who
tuuumHtp. Wuuli utruvt Doe ni1.I i.y Iurta
Urfi'r r ut iuNHlIls who HAY, tl rpurn.N
tested iil.t,ilcf. stomach lNtfrfs. .hry WnuNi
300 every Instance uhiulu the eprudI,si Hli ur.
r.,rr.r ifur rational medication. Ini, moI'
cine IEH Sep rr Iur aud CO.. ihu -HIu. iilur thor
uuEuly sHlo comedy, derived rom vegetable
SOURCES. aud possessing iu consequence OF Its
basis u' pure splfits. properties ASA medicinal
,'muIhui not iu hr found lu the ucry local bit
trrs Hul sumulrut, often rrsuf'0d 10 b} the
irhiIiui,l iysurptir and bang &c.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

llamlm',.Cm.1 Hal.nm at Co-tlc-
y MOrIisOn's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
Drunkenness


pr lluiur- GOLDEN Specific in.
SANITY destroys Hll appetite tor nl,o-
holir liquors II cam lee secretly nd
mlnl-t'rrd lu coffee ten, or ANY art.
clr of food, even IN liquor Itself. with
uDv"r-mIllug results Thousands OF
the worst drunkari- have been cured
who, tu du, h'tryr the, quit drink.
ing ui ttrir own free viii. Endorsed
10y everybody who SHOWS at o.. ,it.
tue. but -liouu-kcoprr-. send for
pamphlet containing hundreds o., t,.-
iruuuul- from the best women uud
from all prr7 of the country. Adj
drr-- iu confidence
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO,IS, Ence
ST. CIurIuWtu -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

All below cost; never before have
we eat prices 40 terrible ss now All
our 800 imported short wraps re-
durod To $3.50, all our $50 imported
short wrap reduced g. $500; all our
$40 imported short wraps reduced to
Fti. New markets iu silk, satin,
plush, pimu and fancy cloths have been
reduced fully dupor cont.
-A>GFH BRo,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

Closing outu lot OF .huar-. bar
row, aud spaNci sow, cheap. llu.
Rancho uu Prathor farm. GUcsvl'r
rund
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

effect II used TO- Prominent among
these honest apOthcc,ric- is Dr =. Il.
liaWlptt oi Austin uyCuIc. who ha.
studied drugs both from the stand.
point of practiriug physician and
also %, chemist uud druggist aud
NOW dcvoto- Dol, whole n'tDuu,u TO-
securing the best aud purc,t drugs
that can be- bought tie also carrie, %
large assortment ot brushes. soaps.
extracts aud sll sind. of toilet arii.
r,cs. the quality of all OF which can
hr absolutely depended on
bargains. ladies, bargains. Boot-
aud shoes at manufacturer, cost. lhc
Il J.. ~tufgi, large stock of the boots
aud shoes VIII Dee placed iu the mar.
kci Thursday morning at actual \cN
ORR cost Ht the old stand This f.
a iuc stock OF goods, all mrsh, clean
amt nice. No such goods were ever
80 sacrificed ia thi. market before.
They must go within the next thirt,
days. The, are going to bee showed
AMI driven out of the market. Now
is time, step 100 qui,h ud get - good
M. IhrN-surimrui ot ladies goods
is splendid, aud % littIrtoo good for
thl, trade, with profit to- the rrtnilcr
above manufacturers cost. The men
goods are Hil good lou cauuut GO
imis> 100 selecting a pair. Remember
these guou- ARE ul, going to be- sold
now within the nest thirty days ni
the old stand ON Austin and Fifth
streets at New York cost Tell your
noighnor- about it Talk about 70
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

Mfs MiuslnNs soothing syrup shuu'l b'.
ways hr usri iuf children toytmuy 90 sluuIt
cures wind collie aud is thc best fvmriY
diHtrhuut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

WACO, Ir\, Dcrcmhcr 3, 1850.
Ur j.. o. uuhu Austin. I,,
have most thoroughly tried your
llrpntuluuc on myself. Tor liver lrou-
bile, during the past -four months, aud
without hesitation, pronounce il the
most excellent and perfect liver
medicine have ever used. I ah,a, p.
Keep - Oo'tic at home in fact. um
never withoutit The effects OF your
most wonderful medicine arc most
pleasant md think no medicine
could bc more cllicpciou- i'm urou.ing
"a torpid liver O.. It's natural action.
TO al. who -ullcr from pain produced
boy il-urdcrcd liver would houc-tl,
mud chccriuIIy recommend "Dr. TO.
bins llrputulpnc."
Ou- w. DAVID.
IHN collector McLcmmm Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
Movement "tIraJns.



hound arrives at ....... 800 pm
Iomnd arrives ~. 49,. GlOam
SOB torslCRua and GHtcsyillr accom-
mediation. west bound arrives az ,llthl "a M
SuI, Cnrsirtuu and Gatcsyillo accom-,
modHtlou east bound arrives at. 2Hl M
SO l3 WtuAvlllr mixed. leaves At t.luH o.
Null iRte,villo mixed arrives AZ $40 m
SO. O. east huuui makes close connection Al
tur.iuHut W 40 Tine tuutrul Nuiih and south
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

Gc.rgc ". Mclaughlin. the grocer.
sell, corn. oats. bran mlllct. wheat
ana baIcd hay, also, cord and Stove
wooi sold and Delivered FREQ Goo nuN
part of the CITY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27


4--->---.-...-.--.-s-...---.--.....,..
/
and largo number uf solid farmer.
became members.
| Kew. W. W. LcftwIeh ID. n.. Nash.
Vile, Tenn. publicly endorses Red
star Cough Cure
/ commissioner Nvi,l NOW hq, about
twenty five men ON the chain pang.
and they do good work
| Nr. aud Mrs. Berry Austin are the
happy parents ola boy baby, Bcrr,
,ay- the boy i.a sumner.
In thc county court Yesterday. Mar
| 100 Walker was hu,d So aud given
| ten days iu Jail for gambling.
Every body should >cr the pauor-
I 'luic view of Waco, II shows our
lily of to- beautiful advantage
zip will catcu the crowd ut the
Wet LELAND Tonight nearly Ml the
seats in the dress circle have been
/ Iakcu
/ III" trial. of VIM prc.>lc, and
| Tom licgan were reset u Justice
| Davis court Yesterday for rAur-du,
morning
Where ! have used Iuugalinc Ina
cHscs of neuralgia. it ha. worked yer,
satisfactorily so Tar. IL. " Brady
VI. y. llonc,dalc. Pa
Mcssr~. Geo. Y. COatc-. " o.. Mui.
kin- aud W. H. Glrun. were busy YES
erday taking nm inventor, of Mr..
! watkins stock of goods.
\ south " ind and the sunshine Nc,-
tcrduy dried OH the country rOad4
considerable. and many farmers wmc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

Can lind BoHman'- celebrated XVI
rrmrIN pt ta-tlcr a Morrison's Old
Conner Drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

wv OHIfNN, JANUARY IN--FntUfOs UprnDl
t'rHiy. three points lower for January. pOlul
Boo rt for March and April, While september
unlOh 4 hnl NnYoInhoI are ono pOInl hIgAuL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

"""" wood ~ """d -
,H"'d ,rIit post -oah wood ~ ihc
w I''N Iour' stables on south ihitd
''''''
I".\N t"NN luN\
g.. rye W. Mclaughlin, the grocer.
sell, ruru. oats. bran. mll!rt. wheat
and hnI.d lu,. also. cord and -fr,r
,
"''' ."'' "''' "''N' ''" ''' 200 Any
part of thc riu
Ir,ou want TO -,,y, tuour, ,u .n. o.
go tu sanger Bro.. shoe. ,hD,p Pr
Than over before. nj our great lnu.
Wr, clearing .,ir
-.
Col rhu Claiborne. nt Bn.irup.
-ays. That after hc had dispuircd of
zone cured him of pnrumnun ,ud
nuN combined.
,, 'nn' I'!g'i . , aa! n'ih.nf '",.r Y' .
nii'"rs. tar Nor' roroaa.l ~" H. , 10Y
. ~ I..i manufactured Hnl' Dos rrJ.". .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

GUod SPLIT po-t-oHk wood Ht th,
NiIc, luuc, stables on south ihrd
street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

ltNou want bargains, go to Sanger
Bros january bargain sale.
SANGtW Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

liArk Jack aud Hll of the finest
chewing gum. nj Castles y Morrl-
-Mn..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

DcHuc's cabinet photos, SO per doz
DcNnc's cabinet photos. S. per duf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
sgv YopE spor. -sIomr psrost.


SHW Vows January }h Futures CLOSED
iul q 'p points higher
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25


who makes Presidents and pulls down
Administrations without even perspir-
ing on his shirt collar. A man who
can indulge her with sheet musIc sent
10 every Saturday night BY publishers
who can make her heart happy with
circus tickets aud fashion magazines.
A man by whose side she can cit 10
silent admiration and watch the flashes
Of genius play about his classic brow as
be clutches his faclle pen and acknowI-
edges the receipt Of a bundle Of Con,
gressional records, or trembIe at the
fiery glance Of his eagle eye as he de-
nounces the editor Of the Daily Scream
Jas "hireling and a perIfdIous liar"
Miss Folsom does not know the
sweet Joy that blossoms ID tie heart Of
an editors vile as she sits by the fre.
side and plugs the holes 10 The bottom
Of his doeskin pants aud listens to him
Talk Of the tax on wool, : o. Grover
Cleveland would not now Be- carrying
Photograph "a his breast pocket and
pining for the to come. when the
Buffalo girls Will grace SIS wedding
and dance BY the light Of the moon.
There is no comparison whatever
between the life Of a Presldent's wife,
and the active, bustilng, and joyous
existence Of the better hell Of man
who moulds public opinion, and ex-
plodes political corruption for the ben.
eft Of delinquent subscribers, aud Miss
Folsom should reflect before she loses
forever the chance Of winning the love
of newspaper man. II she thinks 1t
is fat thing to be the wife Ola Presi,
dent and marries Grover Cleveland
under that impression, she will dis.
cover to her sorrow that the only fal
thi9 about 1t IL Grover.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25
A New Comet Discovered.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 25.-Prof.
w. r. Brooks, of Phelps, N. Y,
reports to the Warner observatory here
the discovery of new comet. 1t is
large but faint. Its position is as fol-
lows: Right ascension II degrees, 81
minutes, Is seconds ; right declination
north 80 degrees, IS minutes, Is
seconds. DIR: Lewis Swift says Gas
this is not an expected comet, unless
it is Oedbaes' comet of 1885, which is
expected about this time, Prof. Brooks
is entitled to another comet prize OF
500. There are six comets now visible
including Eucke's periodic come,
which had the good fortune to dis
cover last evening. 1t was so exces
sively faint that have no fears that it
has been seen elsewhere, though a
very large telescope has been tracing
for it,"
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25
Disguised Miners.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 25.-There is
such a scarcity of miners on the Mo-
nongahela river reported that less than
0ne'third of the mines between
McKeesport and Brownsville are in
full operation. The operators give
several reasons for this condition of
affairs. Some attribute it to the fact
that during the last year of the strike
large numbers Of miners obtained OF her
employment and did not return to the
mines after the strike. Others nut it
down to the long dry spell. The
miners explain the fact by stating that
the difference of IA of cent in favor
OF the railroad mines has caused a
large immigration from the river to
the railroad. Many miners from those
countries who had been on the river
tor several years have returned home
disguised at the low wages now ruling
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25

which ne called to decide upon special
questions that had come up and which
were fully explained in the call for the
meeting. The programme would be
arranged by the Executive Committee
upon hesarrival of its members. The
Convention opened at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, and the session will be held
daily, afternoon and evening, until the
business is finished.
Three members of the Executive
Board are now in the city, Messrs.
Powderly, Turner and John w. Hayes
OF New Brunswick N. J. The remains
ing members are expected to morrow
and are w. H. Bailey, of Shawnee.
o., and Thos. A. Berry of East Sagniw
Mich. AS soon as these gentlemen ar
rive the board will meet aud perfect
the final arrangements for thu session
of the Assembly.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25
Street Car Troubles,

NEW YORK, May, 25.-It is rumored
that there will be general tie.up on
all the street car lines in this civ to.
day. 1t Is stated all the employees of
the street car lines are tired of paying
assessments to support the strikers in
the Third avenue line, and that the
tie-up will be ordered TO force the
Third avenue directors to yield to the
demands of the Empire Protective as
ISOLATION.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25
Another Break in Oil.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 25.-There
was another break in oil yesterday
morning caused by the big strike on
the Cameron we'll in the Washington
district. The market opened weak
and panicky at G5 SIS and quickly sold
down to GO 1-2 which was cents
lower than Saturdays close. The
news from the field created the great
est excitement in all circles and large
blocks Of certificates were at once
thrown on the market. There were
no failures, however, and at IL o'clock
prices had rallied TO GA IA. The Cam
eron well Ia located three miles west
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-05-25
Railroad Accident.

SLATER, Mo-, May ga freight
train on the Chicago and Alton rail-
way while approaching the city Sun.
day morning dashed into drove of
cattle, killing three of them. Their
carcasses threw the engine off the track
ana derailed ten cars. The fireman
fress Monday, was instantly killed
and Engineer Lane and Brakeman
Nugget seriously injured.