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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-24
ARE GOING FOR HILL.
COMMENTS ON THE SENATOR'S
SUCCESS AT ALBANY.

Prediction That the Empire states Ac.
ton VIII Have Little Weight in the
outcome-Mr. Wattcrson for John q.
Carlisle.
New YORK, Feb. 24.-The Herald
says: Hill has handled the situation
with consummate tactical shrewdness.
He holds New York state OF at least he
thinks he does, in his fist. Yesterdays
convention emphasized the fact that
New York state is very badly split Hill
has the machine without doubt, but n
very large number of Democrats are yet
to be convinced he has the people. The
party of the state has very bitter feud
on its hands and the aggressive policy of
Hill has excited degree of exposition
which renders the vote in November un.
certain for himself or Cleveland. A
western man who had also the respect
of the people, man like Watterson, for
instance, with Hill for second place,
would be certain to carry New York
and the country. The Democrats of the
state who are now divided into factions
and losing no opportunity to knife each
other would unite on such ticket and
carry the banner to undoubted victory. J"
The World says: Senator Hill had a
delegation from one state but there are
forty-three states yet to be heard from,
even in two months from now the real
fight for tie nomination will be hardly
begun"
The World antagonizes Hill though
out its editorial
The Tribune saws: "The anti-I1ill
movement is rapidly gaining strength
and has already become serious enough
to be called faction. 1t was rather late
in making itself manifest and the influ-
entail and upright who are concerned
need not wonder that the general public
cannot understand how it happens that
decent Democrats, who We're not excited
at all by the strong conspiracy, were not
itself dreadfully moved because the con-
vention was held rather earlier than is
customary. Their Indignation against
Hill does them credit but it is rather be-
lated and is open to criticism of lacking
a first rate moving cause. However, if
they only have necessary courage and
wisdom the anti Hillites can atone for
the past by making the most of their
present opportunities. If they forced
the fighting they can quickly destroy
him as presidential possibility"
The Times says: almost and at the
worst Mr.. Hills convention can serve
only as a hindrance to the nomination of
Mr.. Cleveland. That it will serve as an
effective hindrance we do not believe,
and a revelation of Democratic senti.
ment in all parts of the country dimin-
ishes every day doubt upon that point
That the work of this convention with
its body of instructed delegates will lead
to the nomination of Mr. Hill for presi-
dent is a motion too absurd TO be con-
sidered for moment The Democratic
convention at Chicago will not nominate
Mr.. Hill. 1t conceivably may go west
for its candidate or south or to the Paci-
fic coast. If it comes east or to New
York it will come for man better
known and more respected than David
b. Hill"
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The president
has sent to the senate the following
nominations: j. B. Gilbert, Oregon,
United States circuit judge of the ninth
circuit; Henry II. Smith of Mich.
gan, assistant register of treasury;
Charles F. Roberts, collector of customs
at Humboldt, Cal
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fvo = In a few days a
II6-I6-I6n new book and Pc
= ~ - W - " riohioal stora mill

will be opened up at 4O1 Franklin
street, where lovers of Literature,
Music and Art will find all the peri
odicals foreign and domestic, latest
novels, sheet music and all the Ira.
La-La's of a popular house. Keep
your eye on the place and your mem.
cay on the number of q. T. Ridley's
new stand.
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Fortunes and great institutions are
built up by gathering up and aggre-
eating small sums of money, as is
done in the City Savings Bank. By
the present method of paying it in,
any man or woman can pay for few
shares of stock.
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Schooner Ashore.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 24.-The schooner
Annie L. Pierce of Wilmington, Del,
went ashore off Cape Hatteras and was
driven upon rocks. The mate was in
stantly killed and the captain seriously
injured.
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Buildings Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-Fire des-
troyed a carpet beating establishment
and match factory adjoining. Thirteen
Chinese were employed in the match
factory. Two of them We're unable to
escape and were burned to death.
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Joe Lehman Is the most popular res
taurant man in Texas. His place
III South Fourth street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-24

Joe Lehmans TOR Ice cream and
oonfectioneries III South Fourth
street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-24

1t only takes two dollars month
to pay for a share in the City Savings
Bank.
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BdHnrd's Snow LIniment.

This Liniment is different in compo.
sition from any other Liniment on the
market. 1t is a scientific discovery,
which results in its being the most
penetrating Liniment ever known.
There are numerous white limitations
which may be recommended because
they pay the seller great profit. Be-
ware of these and demand Ballard
Snow Liniment. 1t positively cures
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cuts,
Sprains, Bruises, Wounds, Sciatic and
Inflammatory Rheumatism, Burns,
Scalds Sore Feet, Contracted Muscle,
Stiff Joints, Old Sores, Pain in Back,
Barb Wire Cuts, Sore Chest, or throat
and is especially beneficial in Pa
ralysis. Sold by H, G. Fisher & Go.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

The NEWS is not responsible for nor
will itpay any bills unless authorized
by written or verbal order from the
manager.
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rity altogether worthy to wear his man
tie and entirely large enough to fill it.
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Big Muddy Big Muddy! Big Muddy
EGAN! EGANl EGAN!
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The best restaurant In town, Joe
Lehman's, No. III South Fourth
street.
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WACO FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Loontion of Eire Alarm Boxes.

Location OF Etre Al6rm bOAeN'
Fifth Ward Fire station strikes I'M
5Corner 9Th aud Austin nm
6 4th " MN
Central Fire station I" uuII
q West End Fire station q" III1IIu
" IL CorGer IL aud Warrington I'm
oil - 9Th and Malborough - I'M
U16 sth aud Columbus l I'M
Ia sth and Jackson " l1uIu
"I7 " 4th and Webster g I-IuIIi1
q - sth and Cleveland " u-1iui
% nth and gpeight II-nuI
Uo7 9Th and Washington iI-IIIIIu
"S5 Royal Hotel 5th AID Franklin IIl.IIlII
"sB Wooden Mills 18th and Mary " 1I1-1Illl1
"S7 Corner 10th aud Jefferson - uI-IIillIl
All boxes numbered above strikes thus;
Box Is strikes | and stops, then strikes III
makins Box Is, then repeats four times.
Box rs strikes ii and stops, then strikes Hill
making Box 20 AT d so on.
DIRECTIONS FOR GIVING ALARM.
Keys will be found in residences on each coz
ner where boxes are located. open Fire Alarm
Boxes and pull Hook down and let go, Leave
key In box.
Turn alarm in only for fires. slOOO fine for
Slow tapping of bells signify company
calls.
tapped twice, testing boxes and circuit line
When alarm of fire is givel the Fire Depart
ment has the right of way on all streets, All
vehicles must drive near the sidewalk and keep
away fr ON the fire. $500 hne for running over
hose.
Report of any careless driving going to or
from fires by the Fire Department Will be
thankfully received by the Chief, as fast and
careless driving Is strlckly forbidden.
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Tickets on sale February % and 20,
good for return passage 10 days from
date OF sale. For maps, folders, sleep.
ing car accommodations, tickets OF
any information, please call on or ad.
press, J. E. SMITH,
Ticket Agent M. X. and T. Ry., No
South Fourth street, Waco, Tex
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If you want clerk, book keeper, Office
man, salesman, butler, GRAND bow
porter, or a mechanic of any kind
the quickest way to obtain him is to
advertise in the Cheap Columns of
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The ~ News.

If you want a servant, cook, nurse.
seamstress, housekeeper or any
other female help, you an always
obtain the very best by advertising
in the Cheap Columns of
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The - News.

If your house, fiat, room, store, build.
ing or stable is vacant, you can al
most invariably obtain a satisfac.
tory tenant by making the fact known
through the Cheap Columns of
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-24

If you have city, suburban or country
real estate for sale, to lease or ex-
change for real estate, you can pref.
ty surely find buyer or
through the Cheap Columns of
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ST ROMC.

Hs- Nothing makes a person feel 80 bad
az touch of chills and fever. Smiths Tonic
Syrup is pleasant 10 take, and cures this
ailment quickly.
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JOHN d. PARK & Sons, Wholesale Agents,
[6]
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-01-28
Cost Of a pebntnnte.. ontat.

The debntunte's outfit costs anywhere
from 5000 10 5000 Don't shake your
heads incredulously over that estimHte
good people who only look on, One hun
dred dollars for gown is a moderate sum
in Paris, or even in New York, and made
moiselle must have at least dozen to do
credit 10 her family Then there are wraps
jackets. peignoirs, hats. gloves, shoes and
stockings, fans, wreaths and gimcr,cks in
without once mentioning lin
gerie, which, in this luxury loving time
becomes very formidable item
Julie Tillon, the most famous artist in
that line. will tell you that Of the scores o.
American ladies who have patronized her
most consider fifteen dollars Il fair price
for a single nightdress, while silk petit
coats-those bewitehing things all lace and
rustling rufiies - are cheap nc ten and
twelve dollars apiece Boston Herald.
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DEATH RECORD.

Colonel PICKETT NELSON of Baltimore,
who claimed 10 be the tallest man on
earth
RUFUS II. MORGAN of Concord, ~ H.,
superintendent of the Abbott Downing
company.
JAMES II. PLATTs Of Londonderry. ".
H., one of the delegates To the Buffalo
convention which nominated Van Buren,
for the presidency.
A. ALDRIoH. father of Senator Aldrich
of Rhode Island, at KilIingly, Conn.
LEONARD DANIELS. one of the richest
men of Hartford, Conn, native OF Med
way, Mass.
EDWARD C. LOWE, of Westboro, Mass,
prominent druggist and Maine veteran
Of the late war.
DIR. DENNIS ]. MCCARTNEY of Black
stone, r. l., an old-time school committee
man.
ARTHUR w GREELEY of Lynn. Mass
business representative of the Lyceum
Theatre.
EBEEEzER L, PIERCE, an old resident Of
Woburn Mass
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


There is plan to enlarge New York
city.
Senator Quay won his libel suit against
the Beaver pa star.
The government may ask continuance
in the lena Davis case.
A blizzard in Texas caused the loss of
81, 100000 worth of cattle.
A Boston detective was threatened with
violence at Woodstock, y. b.
Mrs. Annie Welsh of Lynn, Mass, has
again tried to commit suicide
A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff
in the Lyman (Me.) cider case.
The body Of Cardinal Manning has been
removed to Brompton Oratorg.
Democratic conventions in Philadelphia
have elected Cleveland delegates.
The dead body Of Thompson, the Brain
tree murderer has been found in Nova
Scotia.
Messrs. George and Walthall have been
elected United States senators from Mis-
sissippi
The New Hampshire state cattle com
missioners have tabooed Massachusetts,
animals.
There is rumor of an unpleasantness
in the Massachusetts, Democratic state
committee.
No tidings has been ascertained as yet
of Edward Dorman, the missing Lynn
Mass lad.
The board Of army officers resumes the
examination Of magazine guns AT Spring
field Mass.
Iasac d. Barton has been made general
manager of the New York and New Eng
land railroad.
Detective Fielding of Hartford, Conn,
denies that he is married to wealthy Miss
Fanny Atkins.
A Maiden Mass man, erazed by the
grin. played detective and arrested an in
offensive citizen.
II. B. Clafiin & Co s representatives in
Cincinnati have been arrested on charge
of embezzlement.
senator Teller expects early and favor
able action on his resolution for an inter
national silver conference.
The bondsmen of the defaulting cashier
Of the Auburn (Me.) Shoe and Leather
bank want to deny their liability.
Co,nmander-in-C Chief Palmer Of the
Grand Army urges united action on sew
eral subjects of interest to veterans.
The sentiment of New England Demo
Gratis IS in favor of Chicago as the place
for holding the national convention.
Governor Russell has accepted the re
signation Of Chairman Croker of the
Massachusetts, railroad commission, 70
take effect Feb. /
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ID. J. Ieahy a Co, wholesale grocers,
Halifax. have suspended.
The Cunarder Pavonia was towed into
Boston with broken shaft.
Archbishop Ireland is lourneying to
Rome to assist the Vatican.
A 100000 pork packing establishment
is to be erected at st. Louis.
France will resist English occupation OF
Morocco with all her might.
Rudyard Kipling, the author, married
Miss Balestier, an American girl.
The car has determiped to initiate his
two brothers into imperial politics
Liquor dealers are tn organize to pro-
tect themselves against the whisky trust
A transportation company was formed
at Portland. Ne, with $40. 600 capital
A Catholic church. convent and paro-
chisl school az Fairfield. Conn, were
burned
United States Senator German was re
elected BY both branches Of the Maryland
Legislature.
Ex-Premier Mercier's completely in the
Quebec "boodling" is shown on - in
vestigation.
A passenger train was wrecked az
WvvAett 'NAeens m A~'eHe PNaeOHs
were injured
Anan Aldrich. father Of Senator Al
drich, died At his home in Killingly, Conn.
aged - YEAR..
Henry G.. Dowd, the New York slasher,
was arraigned for assault 10 the first de
gree and sent to an insane asylum
Mr. Ratchesky Of Boston secured hotel
accommodations in Minneapolis for the
Massachusetts convention delegates
Western Massachusetts, manufacturers
Of iine writing paper arr 70 consider the
question Of having 4 general shutdown
u work on the surplus stock.
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upon the trestles placed outside the altar
rails. The Prince OF Wales, in the uniform
OF colonel of the Tenth Hussars, supported
10y Prince George of Wales, in the uniform
If lieutenant Of the royal navy, followed
Immediately. behind the body. The Duke
OF Fife stood at the head of the coffin
throughout the funeral services.
Historical Scene at the Chapel.
The chapel was almost devoid of decora-
tion, even the stalls OF the Knights of
st. George which line each side of the in
terror were not draped with black cloth
The services were conducted by the bishop
OF Rochester, who personally OBLIGATED at
all the ceremonies which, plain in them
selves, were rendered beautiful by the ex-
quisite music which foated out Of the
organ loft and by the brilliant scene
presented by the chapel full of bright
uniforms, for nearly every person present
wore military or naval uniform or court
costume. IL is true that the brightest
portions of these uniforms were. out of
respect for the dead concealed by Grape,
and that every person present wore a
Grape band onAhis left arm, but enough
remained of the natural brlliancy of the
uniforms of the naval and military officers,
TO say nothing Of the rich court costumes,
TO make the interior Of st. Georges chapel
the most picturesque Of the many pictur-
esque scenes witnessed there.
The Princess of Wales and the rest of the
ladies of the royal family were absent,
and the duke was accorded what may be
termed a purely military funeral. At the
conclusion Of the religious ceremonies,
Chopin's ''Marche Funebre" was played
upon the organ, and the body was carried
to its last resting placf.
Services in All European Capitals.
Services in memory OF the duke were
held in all the European capitals. In
Berlin the Empress Augusta and Empress
Frederick, the latter of whom is the aunt
Of the duke, many other members Of the
German imperial family and a number of
royal personages attended the services
held in that city.
Emperor Francis Joseph, many of the
Austrian archdukes and other members
of the imperial family were present at the
memorial services held at Vienna
At the services held in Paris the French
government was represented by NJ Ribot,
minister Of foreign affairs The services
were held in the chapel Of the British EN-
bassy
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Tuesday. Jan. 10.

The Countess Dowager Of Cavan died at
Ottawa
Senator Teller urges the admission of
Utah a. a state.
Hartford is disturbed by the rumor Of
big defalcation.
Mrs. Nancy Amsden, aged lOl, died at
Wethersield, Vt
Diphtheria has broken out in the town
OF Holbrook. Mass.
Hundreds of Russian Jews are pouring
into Fall River. Mass.
A New Bedford Mass weaver has Sc
cured verdict against a mill.
The condition of ex-President Porter Of
Yale college remains unchanged
John H. Steadman pleaded not guilty of
numbering James H. Gallagher,at Boston.
A wealthy California woman has been
driven insane through fear OF being robbed
while travelling
The Fall River Mass investors in an
Alabama iron company hsvesent repre-
sentative TO investigate
There is report that Hon. George c.
Croker will decline the Craftsmanship Of
the Boston Republican city committee
The Woburn Mass board Of trade is to
250lh anniversary of the settlement of that
place.
AT the city election in Middletown,
Conn. the entire Republican ticket was
elected. Briggs, for mayor, was reelected
bv 4l6 majority.
Secretary Crowley of Massachusetts, has
framed bill for the suppression of the
sweating system, and urges Congress to
take immediate action.
Leslie {. Cornish has been elected trus-
tee Of the Augusta Me- savings bank, to
iill he vacancy caused by the death OF
Samuel Titcomb
The Mossberg Manufacturing company
of Attleboro Mass, has taken a contract
20 manufacture a machine for launching
the Hotchhiss torpedo
Nearly all the lawyers in Cheshire
county have signed a petition to Governor
Tuttle for the appointment Of Ira H.
Colby of Claremont. y. H., to the position
OF attorney general Of New Hampshire, in
place Of the late Daniel Barnard.
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Vassar is the only woman's college in the
country that has "a pin money fund. Some
good old New Workers denoted certain
sum for free fund.- not long ago, to b,.
used for fun exclusively Every year there
are a few girls in the college who are
actually penniless. They have sufficient
brains 10 secure the free scholarships aud
depend on their darning baskets for the
fees that cover incidental expenses. All
the year parties are made up for
lectures. concerts, operas. readings. field
sports and excursions about the country
These trips cost money and the girl who
hasn't any may draw on the pin money
fund" for expenses and nobody hut the
Lady OF Vassar' and the TREASURER will
be the wiser. Albany Argus.
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The swagger young woman is wearing
her watch Just now on her shoulder, just
i'm front OF the arm The chatelaine at
tachment which used to fasten il 10 her
belt is gone. and the watch is held in place
by brooch made for that purpose in the
form Of true lovers knot or the flower
de-luoe, and pinned conspicuously on her
shoulder. Inside her wraps. on her gown
Not bit Of iti Outside, where any pas-er-
by can see the time o day, and where it
must be excellent prey for the skillful
fingers Of thieves-New York Sun.
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suMMARY OF FIREs.

At Bridgeport, Conn, The Daily Union
building on Golden street. loss, 5000 in
sured; A. Skaats, architect; loss, 5000; no
insurance; Coulter & Mckenzie. machin-
lists; loss, $1,000. covered by insurance.
At Fairfield, Conn, st. Thomas Roman
Catholic church, parsonage and convent:
totally destroyed; loss, 100000; insurance,
$40 900.
AT Freeman, Mo, half the town de-
stroyed; loss, $4,000; no insurance.
At Boothbay, Me, the Maine Ice com
pany's buildings; totally destroyed: loss,
$500; partly insured.
At Providence, the total losses on the
fire on Canal street Tuesday night was
S16, 900; all insured.
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IMPORTANT.
The English Dessieated Soups can be
had of A. A. Wayne d Co., II India
st., Boston, Sole agent for Ne,o Eng
land States. Write 10 0. Anketel, &c So.
William St, Neso York, for quarter
pound tin. making from ? to 3 quarts
delicious soup Postpaid 25c 4 good
Investment for small outlay.
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Monday, Jan. IS.

Vance Mccormick has been elected cap
lin of the Yale foot ball team.
The German parliament has appropri-
ated S225, 900 for the Chicago fair.
Judge Lindsey of Kentucky declines the
position of interstate commissioner.
Irish Champion Maher knocked out a
philadelphia fighter with four punches.
The fire losses in ConcGss, n. H., for 1891
amounted to SD, 769, on which insurance
of $50 III was paid.
John b. Douglas and Matthew Multi
gan, aged respectively 9 and ~ years were
drowned at Pittsfield VT, while skating.
Young Brown, charged with the murder
of David SanDorn, of. Salisbury, Mass,
pleaded not guilty and was held without
bail
Joseph b. Abbott of Keene, n H., is
dead He was county commissioner
thirteen years and an Indian agent under
President Hayes
Charles Foster, Gloucester Mass
youth, while cleaning revolver aeciden
tally shot himself in the face He will lose
the sight Of one eye.
A watchman at the Dwight mills, Chico
pee, Mass, after arrest, confessed TO hav-
ing set several fires in the mill, which have
caused sl40,0O0loss.
Thieves entered the Old Colony freight
station at Whitman, Mass. and stole sew
eral cases of boots and shoes. estimated to
be worth about $3.50
Frank b, Thompson and Herbert Has
kins, each aged 10, broke through the ice
while skating on Benedict pond Provl-
dence, and were drowned.
Lavina Lindsay, indicted for numbering
Robert Longon, whom she shot at st.
John, r. b., has been convicted of man
slaughter Sentence was deferred.
Contracts between the city of Port
land. Me. and the Portland and
Rochester railroad, for filing Mill pond.
have been signed, and the work is to begin
at once.
Albert A. Hurd, against whom the
grand jury at Pittsfield. Mass, found an
indictment for horse stealing, has spent
twenty seven years in state prison. He is
SO years old.
The people of northern New Hampshire
are practically unanimous in favor of Hon.
Alvin Burleigh of Plymouth to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Attorney
General Daniel Barnard
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A pIamond Frand.

Whitened Cape diamonds have been sold
lately in Belgium At prices much above
their value. A French chemist finds out
that on being dipped in weak aniline 30
luton the diamonds lose their yellowish
tinge and appear pure white. AS the III
dian or Brazilian. A bath Of nitric acid
win show the fraud. or little alcohol. =
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