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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
&FARN EOR SAEE. Ea
FOUND TRESPASSING.

an my farm "PRIMROsE.' near An
~ mar olis, three l3) Red COWS, one a
large oue with white face and long horns.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take same away.
s2-lW w. w. HAWKINS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
Has Confidence.

A man, who bad not heard Of the
death of certain Republican Con-
gressman asked friend about him
the other day.
"Ab!" replied The friend, sadly, be
has joined the great majority"
'"Thunderationl" blurted out, the
inquirer, "you don't mean to say he
has gone over to the Democrats2D
''Oh, no, he's dead"
"Oh," was the reply in q relieved
tone, "I'm glad TO hear it. banked
a good deal on that mans fidelity"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08

9 Mamma" said Johnny, still smart
ing from a shingle application, g is the
roof OF anything on top OF it?"
OF course itis," she said, shortly.
And don't shingles always go on the
roof?1
Certainly, they do"
Then Johnny was silent for quite
while. Finally he said In a 1sarcrfng
voice:
mamma. amt my roof upside down2"
Washington G, itsc.
Subscribe to The CApiTA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08

A correspondent OF San Francisco
society paper declares that in making n
call he never knows what to do with his
hands and feet, and asks advice on the
subject.
The shrewdly judging editor theroupon
suggests that he take his hat with the
former and his departure with the latter.
If all writer's on etiquette we as
practical rs this one, they would not
be the useless pers ms they are now
[San franciscan.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
Bst Patent Flour

] asuE which enables us to fur
Ne WHOLESOME AND NuTRICIoUS
sau Customers.
nppy tie following grocery
llAe city with our bread II. Il.
g G, McNemar, Mr.. George
NJ N. Watson, Mr.. b. @. Mar
|kCa, M Zulke, Mr.. G. M. Jones.
d Y Phillips, Mr.. Hawkins, Mr..
&hts, Mr., G. W. Moss, Mrs.
|a3R ], Hyde, Mrs. j. M. Ma
S-9-ly.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-18
BILL COLLECTING.
WAYS OF THE SMALL LAWYERS AND
THE REGULAR AGENCIES.

Debtor-The Sarcastic Kind-The Elias
tcriur Nan.
There are good many collectors III
San Francisco, but they may all be de
scribrsl In two classes The first class in
cludrs the small llwyers-youn- fellows
Just getting "a start, - n rule, though
you find some Old hands among them.
They work sinGly- Inc others belong
usually :" one 81 the regular correction
AGENCIES anu WORK together on some SoL1
OF 2 sysfgI!-huHu III parties, rs ~ were,
and y. t' nCt tleir game Ike e band OF
sport -sa..il
Tho .tl --.s 'tieri himself Tor q long
conN "y 'iitIhE hi+ cAaiF n1ck'
rest '.'t 'A Ai' i"'.er ana H=i-t-
M
t'''ttIt'eu, .i!e young law
yer ri "Ft~ On going ABOUT MS
BUS z" AilI Z" nave case
= -t tttI@ - q" Is 70 find
M Il. iH'..g.tAi'l7 ne goes
out Ht'a tH" 3i4t ami hunts the
- a, ti''+ i,di I. Zee "ltAlil
We ,'.'! mas 'Hg Pige 'I nan
Ill. q Us l4'..r'S - i,' l'S....-Iy
-. ~ fi,.-f III 60.
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tnkrauyrhin.s. ami If TIL. Ffll Is CoIIectfblt.
cain usually g,t the money. When
bills come in they are -di-trirtcd' accord
in- to TITO part Of the city in which thew
bcIou1 They are then turned over to
the regular collector for that district who
present them in the usual smooth. DIV
form. tft-ra bill has been nut out once
it is rf..--irncI, according to the rcccption
which il received. III the debtor manifested
a disposition 10 pay it is placed in the
hands NJ the ordinary collector. The hard
cases, though, are turned over to the col
hector technically known rs the bulidozcr.
fHF rr-IIpuZr. N, ITS Crr-r.
..TIya brlI.l,zar il I,f.- mann ana n.7ra-I--
carrie: Il Climb for r.,,-.r.r-.,- ITa rnr- IL
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NJ III a.r...-..,lr.. tr-s.r.,4. nj, Ina, n
tbc r,,nrI y,iff, I,iu ,..r,,, ~ :, c.,,c r-rj
announces that he hrS come to see that
Hill nail lie doesn't mako amy threats.
that j. a11iust the law. Bat Ec has n
very suggestive way If tNirlina his club
and uwt.uy the most Of lis big voice,
and ir gn,, hard case Is = small man he
rrsrI.,II,. -rt,r.,t-nlts 1T tfa tfft arcoI,rtn..
If III. st VIZ. man the argument lsct= pretty
warm. ann they dare. each other to COM,
ont into the street and fight Bat as the
builder has or,I.--- not IL r.lst T.rr,1+
necessary. uII there are NOT many who
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-18

t,yvtE gfls bodied Indian III Maine has
! do. ..rl every Indian who IS not abba
bodied H.S trs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-18
La ORLEANS EyfErS~

a--easer seata~ w...l.aee ana arrf.e ,.aaly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

81 LouIs Iuy IS 'lurD+r against
the members of tho house oi drlr-
gates, who ,worr falsely tAut they
were possessed of the requisite quail
licntiuu- 10 seats which thr, w,tr
elected 'o occuu., nll a.. Do. iuupl,
clearly proven. Tine mrl ui nl,r
swearing WAS IN some cn-r- thor
oughly established, und the iuler of
the criminal court ordered the Grand
jury to investigate thr rUura.. and
return indictment 30 tnr evidence
should warrant it against tnr guilt,
members. Now uu luupuuIr was
found for thcirr-Dupc lhUr uc uN
ii defined hy law A. mi-i.mruuur. and
the statute concerning thr liwimluu
of prosecution lormi.dcmruuur lImts
the time in which action .m Doc
brought to Que ycnrultrr tEr rumml
mission otAn utlcu-v rhi-, however,
does not apply to ihr ollru-cutdr drmE
enne-S aud bribery and thr ppud
Jury wlllthoruughIl ny,-uyntc these
hitter charges.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09
noIIIuI.> noIcorrrns.
MA hatch on rrlni tor n"ycoitl,g IL
HHLery.


NEW loKk, luly : The trial of
the seventeen Bohctulau buycOttcrs
of Mr- lrndgruf, the baker, contin-
ucd to-day. The court room was
crowded with -ympalhlcr- OF the
prisoncrA aud the atmosphere was
oppressive. The prisoners watched
the proceedings intcnlly although
unable to understand word that
was -aid. The first witness, one of
Mr., lanigrai'S employees, identified
defendant ~ boycuttcrs He worked
tor Mt-. Luudgrut when the eighteen
Il homluu- demanded she should stop
work; there were only Germans work
ing In the bakery, the bOhcmiaus liav-
ing been ordered out other wit.
uc,sc- identified the prisoners rs
huycuttcrs, detailed the circumstance
of their yi-iG told of their
having distributed the hoy cott-
4uA circulars. the witnesses
were not, on cru-s-eNAminatiou posi-
tive In thcir identification OF some Of
the bOycottrrs. aud on behalf Of these.
counsel for the defense moved their
discharge. Counsel for the prO.cou.
tiun said they had proved no overt
net against the men who had called on
Nlr-. l.uudgrnil for the first time.
Judge Barrett concurrcd with this,
saving the men who called first hnd
not committed any crime, aud there
were other defendants who had not
been Identified ~ taking part in the
call OF the committee, or distributing
circulars, and these hc said he would
discharge, The released men dirap-
prared out of the courtroom very
quickly. The counsel tor the defense
moved the discharge of the other de-
Pendants ON various grounds, but this
was denied by the court The prose
cutiun elected to try the remaining
prisoners Tor conspiracy only,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

C"LrNum-, O,Jub the rtpub
llcHu editors oi the state met h,rr. r.tu.
day nj the republican -tptr hcuIqtnr
iers There were lIliy live registered.
aud others came uu the noon lrHiu
The object of the convention is lu
take some action cNprr--yc at their
views on the refusal of the United
Ntalcs senate To order an m,u-ugA.
tiun into the election OF I.rur, H..
Payne, scuutur The convention
elected General James NJ. toml,. of
Toledo, Ns chairman, uud appointed IL
committee address aud reulmIou-
with Mupu liAl-tnd. ul tuDuuuti.
chairman. without uu, \prc.upu
OF views the convention udIourncI nt
l.tU, 10 giSo thr committee ON rr.uu.
lions time To- pet tp work.
At the afternoon session the rrpuh.
licau editors contention Hluptud a
long nddrrs-, giving IL u,lrW ot the
iHNuc rlrutlul mud n.-u resolution.
addressed 40 lhr l|utod state, ..mlr
stating the views of the convention
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

SL Lotus. July s.. j. s Delay, pi
Little Rock, u prominent knight Of
labor, who acted ~ secretary ot the
joint committee ot district assemblies
u3, lOl and ~. during the late -tr,Hr
uu the Guuld Southwest sNstcm. l- III
the city lie ha- hrcn travelling
through Texas with Mnstcr-worhiuau
Mckee, OF NcW Notk. during the past
month or SO, di-bUr-ing money for
the general executive board uf the
knights nt labor la conversation
with reporter tu dHy Mr Delay
stated that the cusi "t the Guuld sNH-
ten strike 40 the general huArd Was,
ia round figures, SiUuUOu,
amt ia loss ui wages to the
strikers S.uVOOOu. These Ggurcs
hu said were carefully compiled aud
were official. The cost OF the strike
tu the railroad company he said. had
been placed AT tj.auuupu by Attorney
FHrti- Hnd superintendent kerilgau.
"lhc general board hc continued,
'ha. closed up au bu7iccss connected
with the late strike, aud 10 ia not like
~ that ANY more money viii bee dis
trict assemblies. e.. 4. llal, whose
discharge was instrumental in cau--
my the trouble rs residing at Mar
shall, Texas. lie IL out of work aud
l- being taken care of together with
the balance ut the boys In the same
situation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09
MnrL IN tI,n snnni..

After prcscniating to the u-uaI
number of petitions the senate pro.
curdrd To business on thr calendar
No resolutions for inquiry INTO the
authority under whicn sO-callcd
state legislature had been organized
III the territory OF DakAto we're IN.
definitely postponed. ! hc resolution
tor open executive sessions was on
motion ui imtt, made the spor-
lal order order tor "Wednesday.
December, :. The bill To establish "a
forest reservation ON the hcadwAtcr-
ui the Missouri river Aud ON the head
waters OF the Clark fork OF thc Col.
umbm river was passed
The senate then resumed CON
sldcrHtiuu Of the river aud hArhur
appropriation ill., the pending
amendment being to reduce the NJ
preparation Tor the kentucky rlNor
from $4,000 to ll5uuU hr amend
mcnt was lost yeas 70, nays 70 The
merits of the amendment hppropli iH-
ting $4,000 tor the purchase Of
Portage Lake canal and the Lake Su.
prrior ship canal were presented b,
tuugcr who submitted tho rr-olu-
tl0n- ut the legislature OF lIlinui.
Michigan, MlnnrHotR and Wisconsin,.
nrglng congress To- make the water.
way composed of these two canals.
ircc To the CONNER at the country.
The amendment was adopted with
out division. The llcnnrpin canal
amendment hHyug been reached
1t was strongly advocated hN
tullum, who stated the canal was the
most important work Of cauRl i'm.
proNcIhrht pressing upon congress
tor consideration During his -pnech
he said "lu.day w0 are getcn,elrzt
on our lake borders. Wa have one
little vessel retained upon our lakes
rs warning to foreign natiOug that
they must not eucruach upou our
rights, We have no protection Tor
our cities upon the, Iakss. aud
very little anywhere upou our
-cHroHst or upon the quit. should
not congress provide for any needed
defense Z We have government ar
-enal ut Rock l-laud, whore ever,
preparation Ia made for the maru.
iacinre Of guns. should not this plant
be used IN the construction of gun.
phhlH u M'lii 10 bt uhtu on lake or
gulias necessity nay rcquircy Aud
the construction OF the llenurpiu
canal would enable such vessels, fully
armed and equipped, to pass down
the Mlssissippi to the gulfcoast or
through the canal TO the lakes aud
would make suchA means Of defense
always available TO answer the calls
OF tho nation, whenever needed.
/ despi7e the policy which con-
trol- this government now
aud has controlled IT ia
the past, and which has resulted
m cur Amos. probable defeat. Ia so
.ar as preparation Tor defcnse Ia con-
cerucd. We. here IN congress, do not
agree upon all exact thing TO DO, aud
therefore do nothing, We drift along
with no coast delense-, no nag upon
the seas, no preparation 10 meet
emergencies Of war on land, or lake,
or sea, that might At any time arise.
with no assertion Of positive national
loreign policy and with an apparent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09
KANSAS POLITICS.
The Republic ans Adopt a Plat
form and Slash at the
Democracy.
Thcy stand bN Prohibition ~
~ T. aud ncn"mtuntc the
OId Omcci,.
4 Most UvmutLnbie Recovery
From VInumntio Trnuu,
raw itw", O"nc.
IHIIs county sends a solid RIOS,
Delegation "a thc Galveston
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

LoNhoN, JulNs Special ldl.uat.b,.
agree ln describing tDcouIoOk iu tUr
eH't NJ gloomy Tho ma,sirg ut Rue
sian troops in Bc.HrabiA ha, caused
grcAt anxiety, The Daily ChroW..,,
correspondent ~ Con,uuunlpIo SAP
that there Is q general hr.ici iu lura
ish military circles that war ug.
tween Russia and Austria ssuuut o..
long delayed. Tho Russian govern
meni is pressing the lorl.tl pas H,
indemnity due Russia. A i,pAttl ..r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

thc news from ~alonica sAy. tbs
,i,''s'an agents are swarning all ovel
N''e, ,l"nA. The liussiau ncwspaper.
"'t' "u--H To- Intervene In Bulgaria
''''''' 'rucr AlcNandcr be -piedii,
QUO i''''' ." hi. own subjects Euro.
~" "' N-paprr~ regard Rusaias a..
W." H' h9l"um A. - reply to I'm.
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""lmINo Anorr suNrF
iU'uuN. m, An u,,..,..,
'3'''In l''' "i the British and Coloniat
"'is ~ commerce was L,II A..
I""l "' which there was an animated
u's'"'''"n, ot the silver uue4tion snI
US "'Hlihg upon the commerce of
,nu'H australia aud Great britain
ll'htN u Gthhs rk.t;oycrn,,
'h' 'Ahh lngland. opened thr mr..
'''''"ts hl 'tro z speech shown.
'I' N"r'i Wldr importance nf r..t,.,
.lN '"r lu 'uutar, valup of .,iy,r
""i't manager the Iou.l,,u
'''"' A'H the ct.l.ord Ma\or ut
I"'',' ."' ia speeches Two Indian
-p'"e '5- routcndcd that the e,,rr, ~,
Ih' u'l lircaiiun Ut silver mu.t il, ID
h"''N Nr ruin oi the wheat and ,,t
,"u industries aud dr,clopmr,,i. a.
'nd'" H' That Wa, the chl,i wheat .n.i
'"''"h' porter %, the world NM.
'hr,'''''' protested again EndsnJ.
Wd'nt America, To restore ,s'ur ',t +
-ii''' W lho rNpou-r oI u,
Ih''r, ls"i lndiA. Paul H. rliusn
'N T' luda merchant nrpu,i
h'' lnEAnd had other interest," he.
t'I'. lh"-' ot India. winch v,r.
s"tcN 100 need of silver audi trn.trI
lhW Nr olhb- ideas woulJ h.
Nd"p'' 81 h' the meeting Mr Crumu
d" tue London lime, d,noup,rJ ,I.
''u ~ the silver qur,Ion as m, |
N",N 'l lh' silver miner. of Nr,nI,
MA lhrrHillc-. tbr Washington ripg
NuI'"" lrcWtuu, criticised trump ,r
"a -l'ouE speech iu hchnlt of the lnrn,.
r'7 u ihc Wr-t aud the planter. In m,
"u'h 'i AmrricI nnd resolution.
were passed, bN "a vutocf aSto n !
"'niI rr'ni excitement. DENYING thai
lhr trWuuDiIatiou ot silver WouII
t'ilrN' ihe depression under wbi,b
lr'dr now staggering. The meet
'ua " regarded ns highly important !
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

MILWAUKEE, july d. The Village
of Wealhcrlord, in lHp.uc county, IA
terribly stricken with typhoid tower
Fifty people are down with tho dis.
case and four deaths have occurred
thus far aud one family of clcycI. per.
sons aud another Oi u.uu nrp Ail iu
bed. Grost excitement exists iu this
place, and the state board of hcMth
VIII be asked TO investigate the cAuso
OF the disease.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

CHICAGO, Juy 4 The striking
swltchmeu on the Ihkc shore rand
have issued circular iu which they
condemn the imported sWitchmou
and request the hid OF aIl good men.
they especially request business mrn
To refuse aid TO the COMPANY. The
tralnnen put in eight cqr. no bee
loaded, but two gangs OF men M Ar.
mour's refused to loai the car. aud
were diaChATged
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

NEW 1oKR, July s.-The grand
Jury have found an Indictment for
murder IN the first degree apain.t
pAl DrlScoll, leader otthc wyoming
gang, who shot aud killed Garrirty
Two weeks ago, DiscAll pleaded uut
guilly IA court to-day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09
w,smI>oro> m,u,Ii>o>
n"ath "t N"pr"~cutati,r " ~ cot,
luftuyt Itsuu ttItgt Itrtt.

death "i N"pr"~cutati, ~. tutr,
'"ru'r irsnn Oihct Itriu,
N-utNuruN ID C.luN lttn.
rc-cnutiNr William N Oult. ui tlr
Ihird Mar, Mud district dicd tl-
morning ut 1850 urutk nt hI. tt-.
deuce lu thl- citN. iu the forty ninth
wear OF his HEr Dr toIc. Ns lr MAS
commonly known. has h,ruA .ulrr,J
from Brru'- disease ior several
wears pn-t aud h. demise Wn- uut
entirely unexpected ll' hhd hpru
unable tu attend tu mr,uue- ut tm
house. ot which ho .Wa- - mrmh..
except once ut tWicc durup co.. p....
cut session prccnsrd leaves n.WIt.
bat uu ,hldrru llI- father Nu. f
prominent democratic politician.
who educated h, suu tur
the legal professions lu M.
early manhood hc went tu ll.,a.
where hc was nt thc breaking um ul
thu late war aud ioucd thccuutrdcr
ate forces from thHi .urIun. llrVu,
principally engaged 10 hu.piml uut,
After thrWHr hc returned 10 It,A.
aud mHrfird Mrs Florence lmuLuu
Hu actress ut some rrlvhrirh Soon
nit, hi- uHrrHgc hr cniur iu lnIl.
more aud engaged lu journalism. uui
wn- for several year. conucrfrd win
the Gazette nov drsd. In l.. wt.
a candidate u tins district mt N4.
defeated 40 obtaining the nomination
tor congress Ht thnt time. LuI Vn.
elected iu l~-i
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the order to hurry to our support. and in
an incredibly short time he had deploycd
his regiments in tho face of the advanc.
ing Confederates 1t was just in time,
for the enemy h:d almost reached our
guns. But our fire had somewhat
broken the momentum of their charge,
and the appearance of our supports sent
them back as hastily as they had ad-
vanced.
"But for the opportune presence of
this brigade. and the prompt action of
its commander, our captured guns would
have been turned upon our center, which
had been greatly weakened by the as
sistance sent to Burnside on our left,
and it is more than probable that our
army would have been cut in two. Our
right, terribly shattered by the bitter
struggle that had been in progress since
the earliest dawn, would have been cut
off from our left, and the route of the
army would have left Washington and
Baltimore open and almost defenseless
to Lees advance"
Such is the story of one of the many
occasions during the war when tho
safety of our National existence was Sc
cured by a lucky chance. The narrator
is a quiet and very courteous gentle.
man, who inherited an illustrious name,
and the brigade commander whose
promptness foiled the attack was Gen.
eral W. F. (..Baldy'') Smith. = Ci"cin-
0lki Commercial
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They Let Him Ride.

Scene-F street car, Saturday after
noon. Dramatis PERSONA - Three
young ladies, Treasury clerks, and
ultra-cxquisite dude, strangers all
around.
Dude, to young lady nearest fare
box-"Aw. may twouble you. Miss.
to pwas my fawaiah?" handing the
young lady quarter. which she
.'dwOps" into the "bwoX."
Dude fidgets about few moments,
and then. addressing the young lady,
says-"Aw, pawdOn me. Miss, but
that was a qwartah you dwopped in
the bwOx."
Young lady, graciously-"Oh, was
it? Well. l guess they'll let you rice
for quarter"
Dude sucks his cane and tries to
think. Washington Critic.