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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

His Hond Ti,cd ~ rave Hundred
Dollars

/ckc Williams, the colorcd man
charged with stealing 1913 from Mrs
Ann Ilill Tuesday morning, had "a
preliminary hearing before Justice
Sleeper Nsl evening, and hl. bond
was liked nj $500 This he hllcd ru
make and was taken buck to the hail.
/ckc had said that he could prove
whore he got the three $50 gold
pieces, hut he utterly tailed 10 do this.
Jake Virgins was placcd ON the
stand, aud hc stated that hr had pnid
/chc -four $40 gold pieces last week,
but hc kHow that Irkc had spent that
money before now.
Dr. Moblcy testified that Ickc came
to his sons grocery house in Eu,t
Waco on Tuesday morning nud
bought some goods. lie paid debt
of SG or 81 and rendered $40 gold
piece. He also saw /ckc have three
so gold pieces, three SlOgold pieces.
and some silver. These correspond
exactly with what Mrs hin had ll,t |
The 500, three $50 gold pieces. /
found on /ckc'- person, were given
.o Mrs, Ill., ~ II was proven beyond /
. doubt in the Judge, mind That lhry
belonged 10 her, aud she will leave !
or lllco to-day.
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IN THE CRY.

Order your coal from Palmer.
Dcanc's cabinet photos. So per dcI.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon
Dcaue's cabinet photos. 50 per doz.
Fine oysters Tor families Mt the 81
Charles
All families wishing oysters should
get them nj the ST Charles
Tao prices OF Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter
Try Chambers Bros. ~. Il r.
Hour. Every sack guaranteed
All families wanting oysters for
Christmas should call ut the ST.
Charles.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewclry aud watches ever brought
To this market
just received, bottles Tor covering.
ut W. 4. Williamson ~ Co.'S. Fourth
and Austin
Miss Kyle Pace will open nm cm-
Droidcry class this week at rs south
Fourth street.
Chambers Bros. sell groceries and
all goods under strict guarantee to-
be ~ represented, or money refunded
The box sheet tor Furl's Opera
company Will he open at William-on'-
drug store ut 9 O'Clock thi. morning
Parties indebted to the firm OF
Loving n swanson will please rnl
aud settle. aud those holding accounts
against them will please present same
AT once.
II has been q uoturiuu, fact in Waco
that whenever ,omc one commit,
suicide, another /, sure tu follow.
Now. let H. scc If this rule will work
in thi, Instance.
Alex Brulc has removed his fish
market aud restaurant to the .lnud
lust vacated bl &. \. schroeder. mex
door to the White Elephant, where
hc has nov opened n tir-t-ca,- dining
room.
Dcanc'- cabinet photos ~ per dul
Eph. swanson will tit up oil
ccs and do all kinds of stair work in
the nratest and most artistic manner.
Get your brackets. scrull-sawinr.
band-sawing aud turning done az
Loving y swanson, planning mil
Most elegant line of toilet good.
ud pcrtumcry in the city. at ". \
| williamson ~ CO.'S drug store.
Fourth and Austin.
Cur prescription department Is one
of the most complete in the city. and
under the management of thorough.
careful and experienced prrscrip-
tioni-ts. W. \. Williamson ~ Co.
Fourth and Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

III. -torhinon rho EuiEhtS -chemo.-
tiup Nrt

-ro.h' Boo thc Examiner
Ar~IIN. JANUARY l3-Tho Cattle.
ucn'- convention passed resolution
tO dnyrcquc-tiug the national govern.
iucut, To take charge of all quarantine
regulation aud to prevent the inter
ference ui -tatc- aud territories with
th" same.
\ telegram was received from ".
VI. TAYLOR, of Denver saving he had
assurances from all the cattle associa-
tons ia the range country, that
they would send TO the Denver con-
Ncuiion ono delegate for every $1,000
head ni stock.
IN elaborate report wa, made by
thr lfud committee which, after n
long debate. was adopted. They cen
-utc the past policy OF the land board
and recommend asctilcd state policy
iu regard TO the disposition Of our
public domain. to the end that the
majesty Of the law may be supreme,
aud all parties uulawmlly holding
lands, Zoe compelled to abandon pos.
session OF them or pay a legal rent
tor the same. They think the land
should be- sold only TO actual settlers
and on the mos, liberal terms.
John y simpson, of Dallas, was re-
elected president, ani Dallas selected
~ the nest place of meeting.
The Knight, Of Labor OF Texas.
with headquarters. at Galveston, now
come to the front in land matters. a
resolution has been passed and will
be presented to the land board. re-
qnc,ting il not to lease any more
land and 20 reserve the entire public
domain for nc ual settlers.
j. Rnhol-, arrested on the charge
of romp.ioity in the late murders
wa To-day released for the want OF
evidence.
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uENICo's MONEY.


CRY on MENlco, January l3. A
on the silver question has
been addressed to the president of
the republic by the national Chamber
of Commerce. The memorial states
that "thc causes of the dcprcation of
silver nrc complicated and difficult to
though tho danger is
fully comprchcndod, lfthc depress-
ion of the value OF metal continues il
must unavoidahly ruin our mining in
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T he WACO EXAMINE
waco. TEXAS JAN.Ii. i,,a
An owLIuGEuENr AND \
HION.


wr. sanford JON -Un on til Muscle.
YESTERDAY about noon Mr. SANFORD
johnson met Mr.. Ed Franklin, muu-
ngcr Of the -kating rink at Pndgiti 3
park. on the corner of Franklin and
Fourth streets. aud asked him who
was responsible for the card which
wa, published IN the Day Tuesday
evening i'm regard 10 the Young ladies'
base ball club. MIR Franklin replied
that "hc wa. when Mr. johnson let
drive % right handler aud struck MIR.
T.. in the fac cutting severe gu-h
with ring which he wore Oh hi- liu-
gcr \ gentleman who was near by
said that MIR /. had Ms hands in his
oycrcoat pocket AT the time Nh ~
struck him, aud hc had no chance 60
ward OIL the blow By,tandcr- inter.
fcrrcd aud separated the two men. or
the lracas might have had 10 serious
,.ult MIR FWa- laid up in bed yes
tciday. from the effects Of the blow.
Mr. johnson surrendered himself to
rohccmcn AmmOnctt and Lowry,
and told them he would plead guilty
% M assault thi. morning.
The fracas grew ont of u card which
wa, published ~ the Day Oh Tuesday
evening, wherein it was stated That
l'adgitts park was secured ior the
loung ladies base ball club Boy Mr..
johnson, through Misrepresentation
10 Superintendent ~cdhcrry of the
street Railway compauN Mr. s.
learned something's about the s. Id.
b.. e.. which did not put them in the
best position before the public, and
refused to let them give their enter
tnlnmcnt nj the riuh Tuesday night
Nh johnson published a card M the
bay, wherein he ,ntcd thai hc booked
the club just ~ hc did ANY theatrical
company that came to Waco, and ni
the timr he made the contract Tor the
rink hc knew nothing about the
Young ladies base ball club, who they
were, nor where thry came from.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

PNHi.. January 10. NJ. De Lcsscps
Mn, written to the principal chambers
OF commerce asking them to appoint
delegates to accompany him to Pan
anna, for which place h, will start on
ihc 18th instant. The Panama Canat
comp nN viii invite delegates from
England, Germany aud America To
visit the i,thmus aud inquire into the
feasibility OF completing the caual
The expenses of the delegates will be
borne by the company DE Ic,scp-
D. mslinc that the work will bc sue.
.tt~-luI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

LEAvENwoRuI, kas., january Il. -
Attorncy-Gcncral bradford notified
the city official, yesterday that If the
saloons were not closed within thirty.
siN hours he would bring quo wnr.
ranto proceedings against thcm in
tie state supreme cOurl. lie also no.
tined the owners of saloon bindings
that they Will br included in the
prosecutions. This action has created
general di,may among the saloon
men.
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ADA.


NoNIREAt, January l3 At l;3u
this morning a fire broke out in Il. u
$. IT, Thompson hardware establish
mcnt aud spread with startling rapid
nv to the cigRr manufacturing c,tah
li-hmcnt of Icl-chcl n Co. ON the
other side of the street, aud tp the
Mount Royal vinegar works These
buildings were completely Quilted.
The lame. then spread to the Cana.
dian Rubber company building, but
were cNiiu9uishcd The fire Il still
rigging aud the loss will probably
I-u ~ LIl-L InII a LlLllLl--u ~. II..---
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

ItANAVtlh Jpuunry l3.-N ester
day AZ thimho, between aud q
O'Clock, shower Of earth fell and al
noon, at GuayHquil, loud rumbings
we're heard, apparently emanatiilg
from the volcano OF CotapaNi. From
~ o'clock last night to O'Clock this
morning loud noises were heard, like
heavy cannonading, indicating that
the volcano is approaching state OF
active agitation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

BALTIMORE Md January l3. At
the regular monthly meeting OF III.
rectorN OF the Baltimore n Ohio rail
way to-day, the action Of President
Jarrett in cutting passenger rates be-
tween New York aud the west wns
approved a disposition WAS cyinced
10 sustain him in any measure he may
deem best for the interests of the
Innl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

MADRID, January 49, The military
authorities have arrested eighteen
rebels who were concerned in tn,
seizure of fort ST. Julian in Cartha.
grna The prisoner, were found hid
den in different parts of the city.
Among those captured are the leader
OF the rebels, who il said to have fired
the shot that wounded General
fngands, the military governor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14
Ihor,tlod sco,.rsc ch,c.eo.

CmCAuo, January ~ Three cases
of smallpox were found Yesterday in
the vicinity of ,aloon.kceper Hanks
place, where the health department
two weeks ago found Hanks family
afflicted with the disease. Scriuu,
Of a development of
other cH,c, are entertained.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

PNHl-. january ~ A dispatch
rom liiom, a town IN the department
Ruy de Dome, states that 600 con-
Nict- in the prison there have re-.
VOTED aud secured possession Of the
prison. They have erected barricudcs.
ana otherwise prepared themselves
tor defensive operations. Troops
hHvr been ordered 10 l,iom to quiet
thcdi-turbaucc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

MONTREAL, January ]" DR.. or
ton, mcmbcrot parliament, arrived in
this cit, yesterday from Winnipeg.
lie state, there is danger of Il rising
among the Hoods. tho Bluckfcct and
Pigeons IN the western portion of
ih" territories and that they ARE well
armed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

CoLuNBCo, o., january lathe
senate and house met in Joint convcn-
ton At 10 n. to-day aud elected John
sherman to the United States senate.
II required scycnty-four votes to
clccC sherman received cighty-four
votes and Allen G.. Thurman sixty
two
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14
Russia InnIgn,mr ~,n ,ney.,,c,,

Row., January l3, Russia has ask
ed the Vatican to reopen negotia-
lions for closer relationship be-
tween that country and Vatican. II
Is believed that Russia wishes to
couutcract the intimntr relations nj
present existing between the Vatican
aud Prussia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

PARIS, january r.. \ spinning
mill at AK La Chapcllc was burned
Friday m,L aud fifteen persons per.
i.brd iu lc llumc,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

LANA, January r. Flags on all
public buildings, legations and con
Sulatcs were displayed at hali-mnst
Yesterday In memory Of the late Vice
President Hendricks.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

"Am delighted with TongaIuc, If
is the remedy torucurnIgin." 50 say
Waid Howard, NJ. H.. Boonyillc, Mo,
and physicians generally have warm
est words of praise for this almost
inialliblc remedy for neuralgia, rhou.
matism aud headache For ladies
subject 10 nervous, neuralgia or sick
rongalmc la, no equal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

MADRID, january rs Six moro OF
the rebels who participated in the
late demonstration AT Carthagcnn,
have been arrested
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

dustry, aud produce widespread
commercial crisis. aud most sinister
consequences. More than three.
Mexico imports from Europe aud the
United states has been paid for in re-
miltnnccs of Mexican silver dollars
because our agricultural interests are
not Of sufficient development TO per
nit of the expectation ut products of
Che -oiron a large scale The me
mortal calls attention to the existence.
~ various state, Of the republic. of
taxes on the circulation aud importa.
ton of money The memorial ,ug-
gests, as remedies to diminish the
danger of crisis. the abolition OF
taxes on the expectation of native
woods, the adoption of prompt
measures to prevent the state gov
eminent from taxing the production
of working mines, aud expectation Of
agricultural and mining products;
next that all burdens ON exports be
removed: that Mexico Join in the de
libcrations of the next monetary con-
ference Of the nations; finally. that iii.
rect steam navigation be- established
between our Pacific ports and those
of \ sia.
Daring Stage Robbers oct $4,000.
OMAHA, Nub., january rs A dis
patch was received last evening by
General Howard commanding the
DEPARTMENT of the Platte, from Fort
Robinson, stating that daring stage
robbery had been committed about
eighteen miles from the fort At II
o'clock Yesterday morning the stage
zach running between Chadron. the
present terminus of the Fremont.
Elkhorn ~ Missouri Valley rIad, aud
Fort Robinson was stopped by n
party Of masked men who ordered
the driver aud passengers, ON whom
they got the drop, to throw up their
hands, which order was obcycd. The
Mghwaymcn then took possession oi
the Express compauy's trcasure-box
containing S5,uOOin gold Intended for
payment of troops AT Fort Robinson.
pom reaching the fort the driver in
lormrd Major Dcwcer. commandant
who, with u troop ol cavalry. l. now
securing the country in search of the
robbers
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rm little Indians standing in a line.
ono drank iron Bittrrs then there
were nine.
II was illitcracy that occasioncd
the poor little sayagc's mortal mis-
take the taking iron Bittcrs instead
OF Browns Iron Tonic, the finest of
medicines. But If any one, after
reading this, suffering with torpid
fever, sick headache, malaria, rhcu-
matism, or general debility, makes
the same mistake, ana dies, he de-
serves his fate. For sale BY H. Beh-
rrnS, Waco, Tex,
Geo. w. Mclaughlin delivers a big
load of stove wood for SI75.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

A. we are DESTROYS of closing out the cmsnicro woolc
offering great reductions.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05
Curious Landed Interest.

There is a small province in Holland
which has been called by travellers
the peasants paradise. Peasants are
the kings and masters of the country,
but they do not own the soil. They
have only the right to till the soil,
and the crops it produces. This pc.
culiar holding Of the soil is known as
the Beklemming, and nothing just like
it is known outside the province OF
Groningen. A very similar leasehold
was formerly common IN Lombardy,
and still later in Portugal. An &C.
count OF this institution by NJ. Hav.
ard will interest many persons, at a
time when the relations between land
and labor are under discussion.
The Beklemming constitutes, to
some extent, a proprietorship over
and above the original freehold. 1t is
the right of working the estate, and is
avalue that can be inherited or bought,
and IN the contract for which the
original proprietor has no right to in.
t~erfere, and for which he can exact
nothing beyond q fixed and unvary.
ing rental, as consideration for the
holding OF his property under certain
conditions.
In order perfectly to understand
the working of such an institution, it
is necessary to 60 back to it's origin.
At that time two men appeared upon
the scene, the original proprietor and
the cultivator.
"The soil is OF no value" said the
latter. "It brings you in nothing.
Give it up to me. By my labor I will
fertilize and make it productive; but
as it is not just that you alone sho1ld
profit by my efforts, let us stipulate
that all the improvements / effect up.
on your property shall be for my
benefit; and for the payment of a fix
ed rental, which shall never be increas.
ed, / aloneshall forever have the right
to work your land.
"This right at my death shall be
transmissible to nay heirs. During my
life / must have the right to dispose
of it in any way / may think fit; to
sell it, to concede it, orgive tito wnom
l please, without your having the
power to interfere, and this on
the sole condition that my heir oil
grantee shall undertake to pay you
the stipulated rental"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05
The Cultured waiter Of Boston.

When about ordering my first din
ner at the Adams Hoase, noticing
that the attending waiter had not, as
is the custom here and in New York,
placed q slip of paper and q lead pen.
Gil by my side, | said to him: Bring
me an order blank"
Pardon me-" he said, gravely bow.
ing, ~ will take your order verbally
Verbally from q waiter should
have warned me, but / continued
somewhat CURLY: 81 wish to mark
the curses in the manner in which ]
wish them served, and / don't want
any mistakes made; so you had bet.
ter bring me a blank"
Again he bowed with the utmost
Difference as he said: GIVE me your
instructions orally, sir, and they shall
be carried out without any. error.
We never use blanks"
And this I found to be q 81. .has
walters considering it q reflection up
on their mental powers to intimate
that they cannot remember an order
without reference to a written mem.
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05

| Mecrims, which l backed up with my
best efforts, but received q formal re.
fusal. Miss Megrims did not intend
that her neice should marry for some
years to come.
My reply to this selfshness was my
becoming letter bearer between the
lovers, and a few days afterward they
met in Central Park, although it must
have been a hard job for Lillian to
have gotten the chance. From the
meeting Glenn rushed into the office,
exclaiming:
"It's ali right, Doc. We're engaged.
Lilies going to try to soften the old
hippogriff, and if she can't, We'll get
married anyhow and GO abroad"
Glenn had carried the var into Afri-
ca, and meant to stay there all the
time, he said. He had forgotten all
about megatheriums and prehistorics,
and had no more symptoms and ten
denotes to suicide. In tact, he was
completely cured, and, stranger still,
Miss Megrims had become as robust as
a prize fighter, and not a word ever
came out of her mouth about pains
or aches, though she would not give
up daily calls, but always filed them
up with denunciatiops of Glenn and
declarations that if Lillian married
him, she should never touch a cent Of
her money.
Doctor" she said one day, 81
W knew a runaway marriage to
turn ont well in nv life"
ooh! that's a mistake, Miss Me,
grims," I said. II have known many.
Mr.. Albertis' own parents were a run.
away match. She was a great belle,
a Miss Ellice Clark, and"
WHAT; screamed Miss Megrims,
jumping to her feet. His mother
my Ellice, my darling Ellice! 1t can't
be! Why didn't you say so before,
doctor? The dearest girl friend l ever
had in my life, and Eve treated her
% so badly. It's shameful in you,
doctor. Go and bring the dear fellow
here directly"
| did, and when he came she scrip.
turally fell upon his neck and wept,
and then they fell to talking about
Clem's mother until Glenn cried in con,
cert.
Well, they did not have a runaway,
but did up the affair in style, and all
went to Europe together, and the
last letter l have from Glenn declares
the hippogriff to be one of the most
charming old maids the world ever
produced.-N. Y. Star.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05
Col. Bob Ingersoll is not q sick man. -
aas teen reported.

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart
ourn, malarial affections, kidney disease,
liver complaint and other wasting diseases.
When yea wish to enrich the blood ana
purify the system generally. When you
wish to remove all feeling Of weakness.
WEAKNESS. lack OF energy, try q bottieo o.
Browns Iron Bittcrs and see how greatly
IL win benefit you. I~tsurpasses oil known
remedies as an enricher Of the blood ara
o perfect regulnt0r Of the various bodily
functions. Ask your druggist.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05
He Learned English.

San Francisco Argonaut.
Mrs. Fremont, in her sketch OF the
life OF her father-Senator Benton
tells the following Of the French bish-
OPP at Sc. Louis at the time of the par-
chase of Louisiana. It was q point
OF honor among the older French not
to acquire fluent English for all uses,
and Tor use from the pulpit especially.
To force himself into familiar prac-
tice, the bishop secluded himself Tor q
while with the family OF ON American
farmer, where he would hear no
French. Soon he gained enough TO
announce O ermon In English. Sem
ator Benton was present, and his feel-
ings can be imagined when the polish
ed, refined bishop said: my friends,
! am right.down glad to see such" O
smart chance OF folks hers to-day.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-05
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-05-29
May 2Sth, 1886.

HEDGEsvILLE, MAY 27.-Thestraw-
berry and ice cream festival held by
the ladeis of the NJ. E. Church was
quite success, and thanks are re-
turned to the public for their gener-
osity.
The latest out is don't stay after
ten," but then the boys cannot feel
badly about it as they were addressed
by the title of Gentlemen"
Messrs. Crawford and Gunnel are
spending some time in our little noun
tain village; we supposeit is business
that detains them, but can not exactly
say what kind of business.
The school of which Miss Laura
Harry is teacher, closes to-day Thurs
day. no doubt both teachers and
pupils will be glad. Miss Harry will
leave soon for the West, and Hedges
vile will lose an efficient teacher.
1t must have struck very deep if
meeting the sister, would cause the
eyes to flash, and cheeks to glow; we
don't know If j. is SO easily affected
or not. VIOLA.