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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

SITUATIONS OFFERED,
pARBER-A good tonsorial artist at AZ Cen,
I'D tralav.
DRUG Observation-Disclosures. Apply Hughes
IL drug store, corner Monroe and Third av.
northeast.
ENERGETIC, reliable man OF good address
IL to handle subscription agents in st. Paul for
established Irish-American paper; references re-
quired. Address Northwestern Standard, Mime
apolis, MINI. 74-S7
HOUSEWORK-Girl for general homework.
IL Cali for three days, 1913 Fourteenth st.
south.
IN Wholesale HOUSE by young Cana
L dian; best of references. Address j. W.,
Globe.
SOLICITORS for Minneapolis and st. Paul.
- Call or address w. Creore, $40 Nicollet av.,
Minneapolis, Mimi. S5-sa
STUDENTS-Three moro night students al
~ Shorthand institute 32S Nicollet av., room 81
50 per month. Situations procured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26

cHOG 20 $50, 900 loans made without delay as
,DCOO soon as title can be examined on st.
Paul real estate. with interest from TO sper
cent; building loans specially attended to. AP-
ply 90 L. s. Chittenden. First National bank build
ing 226-ly
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26

7 IST your property with j. W. Fallihee s Co.,
IL 155 East Third ST. S5-Si
Ge 0OO-$3,OOO CASH, balance secured
OOsOOO by mortgage, on long time will buy
nice farm of 100 acres, all under cultivation,
four miles from Alton. For sale by Mrs. Dick.
hudt 800 High St, st. Paul. 1884
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26

ARGE CORNER LOT and adjoining lot on
- East Seventh ST., In Lyman Dayton's addi-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26

DRUG CLERK-Experienced Apply Hughes
- drug store, corner Monroe and Third av.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
THE NEW LIBRARY SITE.
1t Is Likely that Some of the Pr
,os,o,,a rvt,1 wal, ,o- rhatr Monev

1t Is Likely that Some of the Pro-
testants win walt for Their Money.
II is generally understood that as rapidly
as the titles are settled the awards in the
case Of condemning of land for the new
library site will be paid until the appro-
pnation becomes exhausted, and should no
supplemental appropriation be made, to
cover the difference between the awa1 of
the first and second jury, at this session OF
Congress then 1t will fall on some OF the
protestants to wait until Congress meets
again and makes the appropriation before
they can be paid.
1t is said, at the Treasury Department,
that those who accepted the award OF the
jury Of seven will be paid In full, because
the total amount under the first estimate
was within the appropriation. The dif.
hculty is with the payment OF the second
awards. The first comptroller has not yet
decided whether the property owners who
appealed, and who were awarded an In
creased amount, shall be paid In full as the
reuuisitons are made until the S55O,OOD Is
exhausted, or whether they shall be paid q
certain portion OF the awards, leaving the
excess Of S5j0,000 as a deficiency 70 be
borne by all In proportion. Under no cir.
cumstances will the accounting officers of
the treasury authorize payment in excess. OF
appropriation without express Legislation
OF Congress.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
The Court Record,

Equity Court-Justice Merrick.-Young VS.
Marks ct al; decree finally confirmed; trustee
authorized to pay secured credtsand reference
to auditor to state certain accounts, Mc>lahon
vs. Gleason ct al auditors report ratified
q rist VS. Gran; time limited TO take testimony
Proctor vs. Fitzgerald ct al; time limited TO
take testimony, GreAsOn ct al. vs.. GrcaSOn ct
al; Charles II. Moore substituted as trustee.
Rupert vs, Smith; order permitting original ex-
hibits to be Withdrawn. Sheriff ct al. vs..
Brown 1t al; auditors report confirmed. Colt
Hutchins et al; sale finally ratified. Holman
VS.. Manning ct al. restraining order. Meyers
VS.. McFarlan Ct ali injunction granted Con-
don VS.. COndoni reference TO NJ. n. Richard
son. Williams VS.. Williams; rule tO show cause
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Grant clearance saIe.

Entire stock Of shoes aud slippers must BE-
closed ont within the next ten days without re-
gard to cost.
All OF our 81 o. ladies hand -sewed. patent
leather trimmed oxford ties reduced to SIC.
All of our 81 ladies' kid opera slippers,
French heel or low heel, reduced to hSc.
All Of our $3.50 ladies' fine kid, warranted
style, reduced to 81 70.
An of our 81 misses slippers, with beaded
bows and misses low OXfords reduced to too
Broken lots of childrcn's SlipI ers with and
without heels, worth from 80 to 75c., all re-.
duced to PIC
All of our 81. 30 mems slow-quarteredsh shoes re-.
duCed to ygc.
An OF our si.2j boys low shoes button aud
lace, reduced to 75c.
Boys and youths 81 canvas shoes reduced
to CSC.
Everything in the way of footwear at re-
duced prices at
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
72G Seventh street, between q and II.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Man and MoInnn

Who are constantly nervous are, in nineteen
cases out of twenty, dyspeptc. The twentieth
case win be found. upon Investigation, to be
that of n person who Is troubled with symp.
toms of indigestion. Th,nnesS, unnatural
anxiety, peevishness, buZling In the ears, u
disposition 10 start on the sudden closing OF n
door, trcmulousneSs of the hands-mOrc par
ticulRrly of the right-shDw thai the nerves
are weak and unsteady. HoSettcrs Stomach
Bittcrs strengthens and qniels the nerves.
This effect is Il speedy consequence OF Its In
vgOratiug aud regulating action upon the
organs OF digestion and assimilation. II en-
riches the blood, cOnqurrs chronic tendency
to biliousness, relieves sick and nervous head
aches, and regulates the bowels without
gripping them more trustworthy defense
against fever and ague does not exist, and II
subdues n tendency to rheumatism, kidney
and bladder derangemcnt. Taken before re
tiring, IL induces sound repOse.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Base ball game to- -day Al no.
Lodge Meetings To-Nigh

The following lodges meet ...oo--Htrft at the
places named: ..-~
Ma CONGREGATIONAL, No. II, Masonic Temple;
-, dli, ytl,S,7S 3, Royal Arch, Masonic Temple;
Washington Naval, Royal Arch, No, 6, Navy
Yard Mithras Lodge OF Perfection, Third and
streets northwest.
]. o. o. F.--Washington, No. 6, Odd Fellows
Hall; Golden Rule. No. ~, odd Fellows lIall.
Knights of Pythins-DCcatur, No. Q, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior No. II, Penn
sylvaiia avenue and Ninth street northwest;
GCrnGnia, No. n, G09 G street northwest; O3-
casa, so. is. GOg c street northwest Webster,
No. T. NerHOn Hall, New York avenue and
Seventh street northwest.
J. q. Of X -AuaCoStia Tent, No. l3S, Haynes
Hail. AnncoStla; Capital Tent, No. j6, Nc
Cauley's Hail, 2l0 Pennsy Nnnia avenue south.
east.
Improved order Of Red Mcn-scncca Tribe,
No II, X. of F. Hall, Thirtren and-a'half and
| EstTeets northwest.
]. o. q. T--MOrning star, No 3, BunCh's
| Hall, 3li Eighth street northwest.
Junior order United American Mechanics =
| Western star, No. d. trupley's Hall, Thirty
| first aud VI streets.
| ]. o. M.-COumhil, No. /, Grand Army Hall,
| corner Seventh aud l. streets northwest.
knights ~ Unconstitutional Union, State,
| War. aud Navy, No 2Ol, Knights OF Honor Hall,
| 81. Cloud building
National Republican., 1886-08-03

Mr.. John Il. WaggRman, the well known
real estate dealer, Col g. II, Suit, and others
have purchased from eX.secretary Robson u
part of the old Bishop Pinkney estate. known
rs the Highlands, on the Bladonsburs road, for
the sun OF s33.ODO, The property has been SUR
Ncyed and divided oil into $40 lots. Streets
Lave been laid OFF and the grading will be
commenced at once. IL Is the purp0sa OF the
purchasers 10 sell the lots to desirable parties
On easy cash payments aud In monthly in t al.
lnents, \ number Ot handsome cottages Will
lie erected and sold to good parties.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
"Train Up Child in the Way He
Should Co..

But you can't train him up ifh he dies before
you get him going in the right direction. More
than two-thirds Of the human race die In in
fancy, most OF them for lack of vital power,
nervous and muscular force, The infant body,
when weak, must he encouraged aud strength.
ened. DR.. Heulcy's extract of Celery, Beef and
Iron, in small doses, is the best inlant.strcngth-
ener in the world, and IL rs valnable 10 the
parent as to the child. Get the youngster in
trim with that, and then you can train him In
the WAY he should 90,
National Republican., 1886-08-03
La IL Not SinrnInr

that consumptves should be the loast apprehen.
sive eoftheir own condition while all their friends
are urging and bescechug thom to be more
careful about exposure and Overdoingl II may
well be considered one Of the most alarming
symptoms Of the disease. where the patient Is
reckless and will not believe that he Is danger.
Reader, If you arc in this condition, do not
neglect the only means Of recovery. Avoid
exposure and fatigue, be regular In your habits,
and use faithfully of DR.. Pierce's "Golden Med
ical Discovery" It has saved thousands whJ
were steadily falling.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Where TO nny Diamonds,

Solitaire ring, carat, $50.
Solitaire ring, u carat, $50.
Solitaire earrings, . carats, SOD.
Solitaire earrings, ] CART, So.
5-stOue cluster ring, So.
Crescent lace pin, stones, Slj.
Solitaire earrings, o. y cilrats, Gi2j
over SO 900 worth OF diamonds ut cost of i'm
portatOn to reduce stock at K. Harris x Co
1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Robbertes Reported.

Wm. II. Maack, southeast corner Sixth and
streets northwest, reports that during sun.
day morning his house was broken into aud
$50 stolen from his bedroom. Frank Allon,
1919 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, reports
stolen from his shop on Saturday night by 4
sneak thief, pair Of kid top shoes, value &C..
John G. Travis, 1226 Four-and-a-half street
southwest, reports that few days ago an en-
ploye OF his embczzled s625 in money.
National Republican., 1886-08-03

The passenger department of the Pennsyl-
yaDia railroad announces the sale Of special
excursion tickets to Blue Mountain, Nd. every
Saturday, at the low rate of 81, which includes
lOard at the famous Mountlin House from
Saturday night supper 20 Monday breakfast
1his low rate should attract many Washing.
tOnians to this delightful resort For further
1OmBauy.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
IKecn or the Hnsn.

The commissioners yesterday sent letter to
the chief of police requesting that instructions
be given tho police force to prevent the pass.
age Of horsecars and other heavy vehicles over
the hose OF the fire department at fires unless
bridges or other adequate devices are used for
its protection "in regard to which you will
please consult the chief of the fire department
and railroad officials"
National Republican., 1886-08-03
cnnmploRGlp ball game to-day at 4;jO
nnildlnp Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: ]. d. Newlin to build one three
story brick on @ street near Seventeenth north
west, to cost $500. +. Lamb to improve
house on the southeast corner Fourteenth
street and New York avenue northwest, 10 cost
5000. Ilutchins n Belts to improve l2JS Il
stTCet northwest, 10 cost s3DO.
National Republican., 1886-08-03

A Grand Opportunity to visit tho Sea-
shore.
The passenger department of the Pennsylya.
mia Railroad lakes pleasure in announcing to
its patrons n special train excursion to Cape
May, Atlantic City, and Sea Isle Saturday next.
the 7th instant, at rate of 50 for the round trip.
leaving Washington at 10 p. m, reaching the
seashore in the early morning. Returning,
leave Cape May ut p. M, Sea Isle City. 5:l5
p. m., and Atlantic City, $3.50 p. NJ. fhe
will be run through to Cape May and Atlantic
City from Washington without change OF cars
Every passenger will be guaranteed seat.
Special cars assigned to ladies. Tickets will
be placed on sale at the offices of the Penn
sylvania Railroad tomorrow, and rs the sale of
tickets is limited, parties desiring to avail
themselves of this low rate should purchase
tiglfptg purly
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Base ball Base ball ! Capitol Park, 4;aO.
An Account Must be rendered.

The commissioners have addressed circu
lar letter to all the charitable institutions tell
ing them that before approving requiitlons for
money for their institutions out of public ap-
proptiatiOns, the commissioners Will require
that all contracts and proposals be submitted
to them, and also an iteinized report of re-
Ceipts and expenditures
National Republican., 1886-08-03

A GRAND special train excursion to Rich.
mond, under the auspices Of the Washington
Cadet Corps, will leave the Sixth street station
AZ IL p. M. tomorrow aud returning leave
Richmond at l0p. m. on "Wednesday, Aug. 4,
thus ailording the eNcursionsts full day Ia
visit the various places of interest in that city.
Tickets 10 be sold at the low rate OF So for the
round trip. -----.--- 60. .. ----
National Republican., 1886-08-03
NInrrinue Iinensps.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; j. G. Traylor and Susie X. Sheriff. Vim.
l.. Travers aud Ella II. Forest, David f.
Hilliard, Of Norfolk, Va aud Anna II. Tur.
nor. of Broad Kun, Va; samuel NJ. Shedd and
Katie Shirley.
National Republican., 1886-08-03

We can only advertise
Ready-made BedWear every
now and then, as we have
not the facilities for manu-
featuring a large supply. We
have to-day received from
the work room the following
quantities, and in order to
avoid disappointment invite
an early call.
100 Ready-Made Sheets, 21a by 9}5yards' only
G5c ench.
| extra fine cotton, only Tic eAch.
| 100 Ready-Made sheets, 21a by ga yards
| heavy cotton, only 75c each.
lOO'Ready.Made Sheets, "a by 2Ilyards, best
100 Ready Made Single Bed Sheets, ~ by
| 30 yards, only 40c each.
100 Ready-Made Sheets, IA by 2% yards, for
| a beds, only 400 each.
PILLOW CASES.
100 81 Ready-Made Pillow Cases, yard long
i6C ca Ready. Made Pillow Cases, / yard lons
| only 25c each.
100 O. ReGdy.Made PILLOW Cases, extra fine
| muslin, only SOC each,
| HOLSTER CASES.
| 80 Ready.HIade Bolster Cases, - yards long,
| only Soc each,
| 20 Ready.Made Bolster Cases, extra fine mus.
lin, 2h yards long, only 40c each.
We hope before long to be
able to keep pace with tn {.
demand.
Third floor; take eievator)
B9-We pay special attention 10 orders by mall.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l Pa. Av. One Price Only. o.! 81.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Excursion 90 Cape May ana Atlantic
CITY via PennsY lvnnia naiIrond.

Every Friday, commencing on the lGth in
slant during the mouth OF Iuy ana August,
the Pennsylvania Railroad will run select
excursion 10 Cape May aud Atlantic city Mt the
very low rate OF s5 for the round trip. Tickets
VIII be good going only ON day Of issue on
tain designated below, aud return within iye
GAYS. EXcursOnists viii leave the Baltimore
Eud Potomac station, Sixth and B streets via
senshore Express, at II H. m, and reach the
seaShOrG IN time for early tea.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
Special Reductions for August
sTATON PERRY,

(SuCCcsSOr 10 Perry N bIOtutEh
HAS "MAREED DONN' HIS ENTiRE
STOCK OF THE FINEST QI ALii.G PLAiN
AND FANCY FRENCH sAIEENs TO 3Jc'
RFMShNSTis9 or FINEST FRENCH sATEENs
1 CASE CRiNKLED sEERsUCKERs AT
Pie: FORMER PRICE lGC. p, ,.,g,.,, A.,
FINEST QUALITY PRINTED BAIlslE9 Al
lglsc REDUCED FROM i3,,,, ov ,vnr,
SILKS, IOI'ISGNE~ SUMNER SILKS, AND
EMBROIDERED ROBES. ..,.,,.,. ,,.,.,r,
CLOSING PRICES ON SPRING WRAPS
CGMPLF1ffE STOCK or. BRITISH AID
FRENCn WHITE GOODS Al LOWEST
1SEbjii.H, linens linens FROM 12l g. To SOC. ,,,
VICTORIA AND PERSIAN LAWNS FKOM
RA1isTE CLAIRE. FREECH NAISsooEs.
NEW TIAID AND SrEIrED NAlN5OOhS'
INDIA MuLl.s, rERS,!A$ i,,AAW@SS[;s
WHITE PURE Linen LAWNS FROM &c,
WHITE GSfD EcRu EMBROIDERED SWISS
Ci0ICE STYLES IN PEINTED ALL LISEN
LAWNS FROM 15C. TO 2ic. 1900 %. ,.,.
ALIW23L 6ILiaLs GHAlLl' E RF 5F EYlRS EN-
oNOVELTIEs" IN ANDERsONS IUFrED
ECOTCH IEpHIRS At REDgG ED PRICES.
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERsICkERS. -
LADIES, GENTL LEMEN, AND CulLDREN,S
GAI' 'ZF AND UM.WElGHT MERlNO
TNDEEWkARlN ALL sTlL ANDolHES.
a. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATUN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9rH ST.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
EXTRAORDINARY DRESS GOODS
OFFERING.

EXTRAORDINARY DRESS GOODS
OFFERING.
In taking inventory ofstock
last Saturday we discovered
that we had more Dress
Goods than we ought to carry
at this time, and in order to
reduce it by about THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS,
we shall offer the following
particularly choice Colored
Dress Goods at two-thirds
and one-half regular price,
viz;
4O-i q Boucle suitings; wer, 81, rcducsl to
iO-incl Cieck Gauzalinc suitings; wero 81,
reduced 10 50c per yard.
4O-inch BisQn suilings; were 75c, reduced to
i2'inch Canvas sultlngs were75c, reduced to
l2.inch Jersey suitlnss; were 62!1c, reduced
42.inch cheek suitinssi were zoe, reduced to
iO-inGh Bouclc Cloths; were 75c, reduced to
SOC per yard.
The above lines comprise
about S. pieces and about 43
different shades, they being
our choicest summer goods,
and at the reduced price rep
resent beyond question the
best value yet offered by us.
These are prominently dis
played on a center counter,
first floor, and should meet
with the attention Of all ju-
dicious purchasers.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
CHARLES BAUM,

Immediately
actually
m his LESS TN AN THE COST OF PAPER AND BIND
ING notngo publishers books
few and having sS and aFa them II proper %annGT ann we viii
National Republican., 1886-08-03
THE
Seventh St. PaIaB Royal

is still in existence and Is doing hourishing
business
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, good quality, throe
tunks and hemmed, at 25c pair.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, extra quality, Ham
burg edge and tucks, 50C IA pair
ladies' Chemiscs. square necks, tuck fronts,
ana Hamburg trimming, at 5yci good value Tor
csc.
Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, Hamburg
trimmings, at 81, 40, so, G3. and CSC, all extra
values
Ladies' Night Dresses, Mother Hubbard
yoke, B9C worth 81, %,
Nurses Lawn Aprons, 40 inches wide, With
out seam, &c,
hIBCys' Shirt Waists plated front aud back,
26c Sach worth 800.
Children's Cambric and Plaid Muslin
Dresses, 25C good value at 3jC,
Children's Cambrc Dresses. Hamburg
trimmed Gretchen style, sizes 20, %, and "a
Mt iOC: 26, rs, and 80 ut soc.
We have still large stock OF Llccs, Elm.
broideTies, Hosiery, Gloves; Mltts, COrsets, &c +,
&c, TO select from.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL,
OId Tth St., Bet. l aud X N. W.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
GREAT FIRE SALE
BOOKS!

publishing BEDFORD, CLARKE Chicago
the United destroyed.
Indemnity due In the meantime Msrs BELFoRD CLARKE GO And selves
commercial te the FIRE the bad hand their New York
nCndoua lsrCuut for rSputC q ash
National Republican., 1886-08-03
A Grand Opportunity to Visit tho ser
shore.

TRY the Excelsior Plaster, Tschiffely &
Evans agents.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
$1.48,

Black Pure silk Guipure Net. In fact, we
arc showing some extreme good values In
Laces and Embroiderles worth looking at.
National Republican., 1886-08-03
LADIES' GOODs.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-22

of Wh.,l Ih. t.aHuHl necessary to
comuvuCr operations. is already sub
scribe aul i> ready to hc paid up.
The bank win proceed to issue 500.
uVu iu paper mnuc, 100 denominations
of s. aud $40. which the government
Euarantccs. The m0inollicc will I've
At Icguica.pn. thc capital or Hun
duras, with branches at AmapolH.
Iucrt. C1ttct aud rrulilo At the
capito, tI-iNOu viii bee deposited tor
issuing currency Nud - like amount
III the branch oll.ru Nt Chicago The
government limit. it, tiehttu borrow
from the bank t1 100000 anum.ly
aud tor -uch sum, agrtr- tu pay lO
per cent interest per Uuuum A.
security for such loan. thr COVER.
mrnt lnls to thc huuh
all the ,u tom duties ut 10,
ports. Every three month. the hhuk
and the government viii settle, The
bank has the right to acquire prop
.crtN both personal and rrW estate,
nud tu lend muu.N uu security no it,
own tcrw., Uud to buirpc from taxa.
tlou VtAu dr-,ripluu aud to import
nlI necessary article. ir' of duty.
The bank - uutcs viii Doe received at
par iu pay otu'lct-.rs col duties
aud taxes and uIl collection. ON au-
count oftlu goyruurut aud iu pay.
mcut ut Mi monies pr dcut. owing to
thc miiuu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-22

The DSnnmiicr captured ~ waco
In"n> ~ iuH sunday kiiiing.

CANrESvliLu, Ga. July ~. Just
~, thu congregation were gathering
ln the churches here SUNDAY morning,
/ they were startled by the discharge
/ "i about thirty p.-tu, -Aot-. Ladies'
/ iNu,ud and men rushed out tu s,c
whu' MAS ihr muiiDi. ON the side
Wa.h wa. found up4uy of ten deter.
mined luukiug m,u. ull nourirhius
rey.Nnrs. Lying upon the sidcWa. d
dead was Bryan strickland, we'll
rcvolNcrs was the notorious Iub.
Jackson, the dyunmitcr, and Iown
Marshal luuhrtt Inquiry developed
the facts thnt sunday night Sirick
land wH- the pu SCISSOR of quart bot.
/ Tie ot wM-hcy Entering the room
OF Albert luhnrun, "a young attorney,
H quarrel cu.uVd, IN which Strl,k-
I land iluur-hcd his revolver. Town
Marshal Puck,tt Wn- p.--ing aud cs-
rnN ed To separate the cumhutAutr,
when strickland turned upon him
| lurNutt, who is u powerful man,
gave Strickland two powerful. blows
aud icllud him. Later IN the night
when strickland hud recovered con-
scluu-nCs-, hc announced his pur-
pose of killiug l'uchrlt. Again this
morning hc sent purkott word To bo
ruuly tor death. As strickland
was ~ unu OF his word, ruchctt
iouud 1t necessary to mko the advice
OF Alderman lludgiu-, who prOpos-
. cd "a cull upon strickland for the pur-
| pose of arranging ihc difficulty. so
sooner were ,hcy iu light than
~iuokmud whipped out his revolver
and cmptiud i've chamber. missing
I both ruok,ttund lIudgin-. By this
/ time lobc Jackson, Jim puckctt, and
/ mii IL dozen wrli-ans of mch side
were on hand, and added their re
yu,yrr- to the m-iinic. strickland
lcli his heart pierced hyH bullet II
/ wa Nt this rtagr that the crowds
/ emerged from the churches and
gathered ut the scene Of tho tragedy
The wildcat excitement prevailed
/ the people taking sides according Ia
. their prCludltt4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-22

tuoAGo, July n There was some
oNrllcurnt In trade aud labor circles
hero yesterday on account OF reports
that the meeting TO bc held to-day
the anarchist element would cndcavor
Ia get control of the affairs of the
Trades Assembly. Tho meeting was
very largely attended, but nothing of
Nh alarming nature trhnspircd. Tho
busiucs. OF the session was the cleo
tiun of officers for the ensuing year.
These were olcCtcdHs follows: l'rcsi-
dent, ChHrlc, ". Rowan, of the cigar
workers. union; vice president, Thos.
j. Lyon, financial secretary, WIN. T..
Thornton; treasurer, John Foley. Tho
election victory for the conscrvs.
tive element, which wlll Interfere con.
sidcrably with the reported intention
Of tho anarchists to get control of tho
allied trades affairs.