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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

Females.
NJ UESE.-Hy a neat. refined nurse can
y take full charge OF infant nom Dii.n
ur>t.cL,,s + frrrncr- city o. cJuhtfN F'o
TO Sls. Call &c $50 9th-sNr
NJ URSE or COMPANION.-By widow
~ lady rs nurse or companion lof ,,I ,.. ny
lady: nr.t-class references Call or "a
:. r.. r.. l3l Fast i'th-st.
n,ITRSE or MSTRE.SS.-By "A r.
~ spectacle colorcd woman. Call at ~
West i7th-st.
NURSE would take child u bring. up on
~ bottle at my home. Mrs. CANNON,
253 West i2ith-st.
IiKSE.-By IN educated Gcrman ladj' -
~ uur.a. 10 bottle baby only best r l.
errncr,. uANGAkMER, AZ Lewls-St''
Union Hin y. j.
NURSERY GovERNEss;..hy c educ, "a
~ Moth German Prot" tant ~ CROWN. or
small children good seam~treSs, ana nm"
needle. worker no objection n the country ;
,vn eats, city reference. Cal 1t Mis-.
nIRGK'S. sl9 East l2th-st.. near ith'aNc.
nII,KsE.-By a smart yoang swedish girl:
~ peaks French iiucntly take care OF
crown children oni do pain -eNi'- ~..L
65,endiuc. can operate; go-i reference. At
G.. orc. IRwIN'S. - West llth.st.
uRSE.-Bv,a Young North German girl.
snexking English. as nurse 10 baby or
grown children In hrst.ciass private family
prefers travelling. Call or Apply 80 4tn'
-. pef 18th AID Goth s.s
NURSE and sEAMSTREsS.-By compe.
Y tent Young woman, VINO UNDERSTANDS
Ia. carp OF children also n good chamber
maid personal rfrtencc.; city or conn'
trv. Piea.e call at 1to 6sh-ave., neor f.d-
-. -------------
NJ URsE and USEFUL or IIOrSEwnRN.
INV respectable young woman not long
I'm country neat. willing and obleing. tai'
7to 6th-avc., near 42d-st.
NJ URsE.-By young North German girl
n as nurse to children can teach French
I,,,,an ana music city or country refer
cnte. With l.. LENT. t0l 6th-ave.. be-
tween e,th and 25th sts.
URSE.-To invalid or children. BY nea:.
~ tidy. swedish girl; hrst-ciass references
willing ard obliging; city or country Can
at III Fast 4lstst-
NrIrRsE OF CHAMBERMAID.-By .
~ French girl; best references. PRu'
DENT1 SAC Hsit 2etAsps -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
p1vAL ROADS STRUGGLING FOR BUSINESS.

Chicago May % CSpeciaD.-"The Jonfnii say
aWbot appears 10 be a bitter war has broken out De
tween the Eastern Illinois and Mackcy lines. fvcr
since ID. j. Mackcy withdrew from the directory o! n
former road he and the chairman OF lis Board Vi III
rectors H. IL. Porter. have been in coh'eS' u Se'
which should attain and hold the supremacy III o.
non 81 country on which both corporations DEPEND io
unnor+ 7, is understood that each now proposes 10
h,,ld considerable new road, beginning this year. 'ie
most important projects being an independent eN,eh
sion BY Mr. Mackey of his Chicago and ONO h'Ver
road from sde to Chicago, and paraiienihs oy u mo
Ea",.,r T,linos Of Mr. Mackeys best southern nnc'
t%s Eransydlle and Terre Taute far east MS LOUIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Domestir gituations Uanteo
Females

Females
URSE.-Young gill wants situation as
~ nurse to grown children also u assist
with upstairs work; family going u country
pu fsrrrd years reference. call or adj
dress Mrs. WNNNE. $50 Carlton-ave..
~ oklNn.
n URSE.-Young scotch Protestant as
" fr,t-cla>> nurse for young infant or
old : children Is GOOD sewer and kind and
pltcnt city or country. Win Ms. ~
LER 3td Gth-a,r.. 1T noor.
- COTCH PROFESSIONAL NURSE
- wants the care ~ invalid for the sum
wrr: hrst r.lcrrncc, from w.ll,known phy-
ican Address SCOTCH WOMAN, Nor
Nich l'os.o lice. Conn.
~ FNM>TRF.SS AID LIGHT CHAMBER.
- WOEk. Ply English woman two years
city refer nee. SMlIH. .I3 Eass Slst-st.
Z, FAM>TRESS.-By an educated North
- German Prot 'ftaut good seanl~tre.s ana
elty reference, or "a maid to growing chill
drcn Call At Mrs BRICKS, llo East
th-st.. near ith-a'c.
- EAMSTRESS.-By refined young Ger
- man woman; excellent dr's.mlk.r;
llnc leedlcwOr!1'r; unier'tlnds all kinds
OF sewing: city or country trs,-clas- ri p
cncc>. At J. W. CARPEA IEK & CO.'S,
G26 Oth-ayc.
IT PSTAIRS GIIL--A young girl Ger
u nam wishes situation a. up.tli's giii.
Cali 3,s 9th.aye., between Goth and goth St..
store.
w ORKJNG HOuSEKEEPER desires
w IDs,Jion with nice family hy month or
week or wotd take care Of private holse
during summer months can furnish bees;
references city or country. Address j. NJ.
care jantor 1872 Fast s3d-st
w ELL.EDUCATED SWEDISH GIRL.
w speaking English and German, wants
position Us companion, maid or nurse for
ladies' or children willing to travel; city
reference. Address F.. 800 3d-ave.
w ANTED.- the summer. out OF the
w eity q position TO be generally use
ful understands all kinds Of family sewing
and dressmakIng; references. Can or al
dress w. ). F.. 1909 Broadway. Branch
Y. W. c.
% AITRESS.-By q German Protestant; ,
w aret-class; makes all salads nrsIciaSs
references; assist with chAmberwork, Can
at Mrs. BRICKS. 119 East Uusst.. De-
tween 81 snd 4tA svssa -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

Also shipped IN the CITY u Sow o'k 80 c--fd plcs
saics-Ncwtor Gillctt : sirhlr-fcd l'nns, ylnia
- - II do 1900 - # - 20 do. 100 % AZ - q
d. l.G7 H. at 80 do 1900 o. II - 80 ID" 100 y,
at 30 20 Il, 2s n. ~ 81 To-, i-io H o.. - 20
do 1909 d. - " bull. lGp ~ ~ - -. DO
1000 49, - - do. 10" D. - ~ - d. 800 n a.
1O:: do. 1870 r 4. q d" - ~ n q -; Stai"
do / - H. .: ~ STATE 40 p. - ~ 20 !; Penn.
-vl,anil COWS. 9"l g. NJ - GO - sat do 91s H. at
- 20: de- 80 ID. 1t -. . go -
D. Mcrh,,son & CO.: EuiuckY ".tillrrs" 100 y.
., - -: 4. d.. TO- - 49, - . &C. US d. 81
- -: l. ~ VIA Pom ~, DO. 1881 h At = 20 ~
du 20; 20 TO. l21' N q, - ~ 10 N.rlEo
.t.cr ID h'i i-Jo A. 1t - "a" sng io3V ~ az az
Al -: hcif 4. 1880 -. ~ ~ - II -o' led bulls 1900
" eos-,ori. - Chicago 1910 y, at - 81 10
do ~, e. .O 10 do 1916 n. ~ - ~ u % l-'D
w.. y - T. d. 1909 H. al ~ 80; 80 49, ITO ID ~
,h,r.,, { Culver: 10 .,ablo.rd Pnnsyl, 'nia ,tccr,
ICES o. ~ I 10 do 400 = NJ -; ~ 90 1913 h,
- % do - lS ss H. At Il % 10 do lao ~ - 20:
- to 40 =. at so IL do 1907 D. AZ > -; o..
il5i o. = - IS do. 1910 n 81 - 90 go W. a. -
so gi0 n IT ~ 20 Color ido stlcrs 13 y. ~ - 80
= send r.: stabe-fcd Ienn.v,anii = o.. l5Ht D.
n. - d. iiO7 n. at - 20: 10 do ltol w. a. ~ o.
do 1900 n At ~ G2 20 do. 400 n az - H3 20 DO
100 n NJ q 90 DO 1910 NJ at - Is; d. 1870 N. at
MICH Cows-Keccipt-. 40 head Feeling ,teady
mon a, s7 30 per heed and D. Mcpherson sold COW
cay n;?se ss.s eos ssSs and
cer lad the market under good control and prices were
easily sdvsnced from c TO &c psr 10 ns pens being well
". so iS ger bwuttermik eslvsc y 2.S3.c per
Dressed calves q tribe nrm. Country dressed vcas in
Moderate supply sna selling st ss7scc Per ~ sv Gssss1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

Stock Of N 7" sIo ,3a Mo oo Sii bUsh s bI- te
st sIS' stock 81 MIXED corn, May 2l-iiW,s-a
bush against 7ssS7 bush last week. and % 10 bush
sssnss s5 SIG las, week and Ss7 90 buzz 20 bush
ssssinst toi bush last week. and 137.7l+ bush Jun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
oroTNTIoNs oF nEEYEs.

TODD prime -old ~ 80 ridf' ~
the average price c-cHat,d az - 20 1900
dnNs 80 furlohi- or ftl3
h,ads7 carloads consigned direct. ia Iucne ~ 'iod-
for Ea-ans COMPANY. ,nroid- Tor J. stern. - t1f-
loads Tor ~chwatl-chd SulTlrgr 20 CARLOADS Tor "
Inlbd Dfc-r.d Def Company. 10 carloads Tor D. IL
Sherman caroids for kaufman 4 strauss, 81 "hl'h
~ carlod. bought ~ afiNr ~ J. J. Ssll"t : co..
for ul~c~ aIctu- -hiIpr., 1id - car
0ads were for Me HarKct Trade opened with htm
feeling and prices To- higher on an sNrfac but th'
demand vs. llt'c sluggish aud The windup dull, WIN q
lafdoyen carloads un-Od 81 l.. o'clock catlo1d 81
Kentucky sold at ~ 80 pr 100
n. native -tiicrs - 2JA1i 80 Including ~ head
oughc to kaufman StrSufsi corn Ted steer,
Sass for decent 10 very choice" oxen ana s'iS a,
fod bulls ~ -3a-3 20 corn icd do ~
sgds3 - dry ~ .Ja52 90 and few choice fat
Western h,ifrr- at 81 %
C,,v dressed beef -,.ady Giad7',r per r. extra
side or two occasionally brinrn g.; and Chicago dressed
sold "A Gd1ac. -
rrV,t, rabl. advces received late saturday quote re-
geraied duh a. G7r PER n and American steer,
Low AZ IOaIlc. estimated dfe-,rd weight
shipments Tuesday include $50 cattle on the Hlnuoo
for ~ Goldsmith the l,nnc $50 cattle Tor NJ COD.
NTH and 40 head Tor SchwaY-chd Sullbergcr; aud
the EuroI,. viii also h.. laden with 6i2 head
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
vx.cu.,pvAN PISLEY,s NEW OFFICE.

st. Paul Mimi, May o3.-An Official circular issued
to-day announces the appointment OF W. W. Finley
ex- chairman OF the Western Passenger As'ocat'on
as general traffic manager Of the Great Northern
Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

The Empire State Exprcss-fastest train N the
vorld-now leaves New-fork ut 40 q. m. ins'eo. oi
r q m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

pnnIc Nay & Re- , ,o last ,Do !wep p
500 head '': for the SAM time last week 1900 nc,d
consigned through. 2.;s20 head TO New York. 3U.o
hcnd sale. 200 head elo'gi c ,,e'dy E\ ,na
tn / 800 ll,- - 3Oa - b good fairly fat shipping
800 to 100 lbs. - ile - % medium butcher. ,
handy butchers. l0ol 10 Loo lb,:' - -" - w.
light halt fat. 900 10 1000 lb' - 21e - - oxen
common To best - 750 - cows and hele'- good
to extra. =: i30 ~ 20 do d. common; - 'o@ s., :
poor to good MI led butchers. - -" - 40 cows
common To fair, - cio =. 30 d. s)o1 70 extra tx
=. - aud 1000 to 300 b. ::5a - - Mich
iran ,iochcr~ $50 to - n. - af3 -; ycrlinGS
and light ,to,kcrs ~ -" ~ - western iecIer,'
:, ~" 20 clror,' .:,e <. e5: bologna 81 25c
- 20; calves. buttsrmilk. -" - -. Ntal, hlr 10
hc,t. - .5o 40 - do common. - -" - mch
cows and springer, steady ~ s2=n ST.. cAta 500
Uoe,-Iiccrlpt, lad - hpns. 1900 head: total for
IN" wrk thus far 500 head for SAN" n tr c ia,t
10 Now York. l2.i'o h.ad on N'I', ''v "', ,
closed strong: heavy. sjarj 10. pa R"rs ana me
dum. - 10: iorh'rs. good to best - 1'G - ~
god heavy ends, ~ cor 90 plgS. good 10 b..'
- 900 -. do. common ships - fair - 2J@ - -
assorted roaeh' ;. !oe = 4o common noG Go"S Sm, - Re-
CENT, las, ~ hours i40o head total for the Week
thus far II 400 head for sam" Tim" last week
-i25 head consigned through BOO head 70 He%
for lambs, steady for sheep: all sold one deck load
extra wethcr, sold at 81 40 price: for ordinary
cus and common SHEEP. S.I"sj -; clipped laings.
choice 10 fancy p % - 30 ait - eod - ',n -
Gull, to common. Sio - - spring - - o.
Chicago. May u" The Evening Journal report,
Cattle Receipts II 800 head; shipments 4.poo he,u
mnrSct active prime steers higher. others steady
e.t steers. "a 500 "a Others. ~ s3asi 20 tcdsrs
= 90 80 CONS w. sad hsfe. g. s5s 81 IosRc
cripts' $1,000 head shipments. 5000 head marie,
and p paeA', = -" i sR ' s. Sa 4 so sheep
Receipts i@oo head hpns n6 ~ neat n%tv@ and
Western ycariines. ~ i5a+ 81 81 lambs, s6a - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

sold at caee.; little calves at s-a4sc; dressed butter
at . Per ieo h. is dd I I,e !s I,
g. e. :: o. ~ la G' a: . = q d. Il, %d
50 AZ B. q i las do 10 g Is T. s"'e
~ ss $ 81 2' 2l g aD De'it is T. liz n
81 d. lio H. at $, ~ Is c9iis i$2 II =, 10
j. r Nelson y,as is3 z g - ~ a. 81 ,s 49, is a.
3 o. = DO + iss ~ az $ DO ~ at S. o0
rs r: = a. b, at s's' % do ls7
scott & ridcod X? ioi ,cas (tcw fed, l45 ~ at So
%s5Si;' k,rsy g. VT. 1,s r r. St % g. ST..
d. ~ ~ az Il d. rs r a. 8 20 20; de- Is 49, AZ
t. T. 8 8 s % % "a sr q mIycd calves
1871 n at 5, - 1utlcruiS DO 100 ~ a. y - IS do
- ~ at So g.a % do isl H. at s N @iysd calves
los H. n It. 80 Sut~rn = 40 tO $5 a. at She
e. ar no n q , . ~ ,o w ca n a. ssa''
u r@", p ypi rs D. z, asuaiug carloads
caroids at jersey cityi7 carload. a, co Oh, o ana and
good stock was active demand there was aso b;k
%a's .o S"s at an advance '@s q "a t I'M
good sheep RANCID in ricG from - 23gG % PEI n, 'U
(par woolici - 1905 80; carload Of Michigan
Sscd at sGas g, southern S" ia@h. at per
am" sc p h@'s Sat-, very choice at p Sc, su al &C. ana
Dressed mutton steady. 1Ool"c; dressed warnings
selling at l2a BE dressed spring lambs az 12dl0c: -
Sales-J y Tidcock Sons ~ Virginia l,mhs %
aveiage NJ rolc pr do. - n NJ l0,c; i2 do.
- n at Ioc 900 do. 80 n at Zoe 2Sl do 81 n. at 9'
990 DO ST. T. at oac 23o do 80 y. at oiac 23o do,
- n At a,c 1872 DO - y. q 9sc 81 DO 90 ~ at osc
2ls Ohio sheep. ga? n ~ Gitc: 100 do NJ n al 6bc
81 Virginia ,h.cp and yc,rlng~ 81 n az &c = DO 81 n
&c 10 ycarlings - h. ~ Giac; 1S VIRGINIA ewes 10
n ct she. 90 do. ~ \. at isc 81 do % ~ at i'ac
81 Do frporl - n. 3i,c:.
wilkcr.on s sherman ite Ohio sheen 80 n, a. 50 ;
20 do 80 - 20: 81 Kentucky do 9J'' H. at - -
io2 do lo2 y - 97,s % Kentucky lambs. - N. at
she per r, oGj do - 10. at o..
D. Mcpherson & Co: ~ Virginia lambs co N, AZ
Toe 1G Virginia owes 90 ~ az 52c sheep. lib u. az
H. Hlpplr & CO.: 15l Kentucky lambs. 52L n. at
OJ. oiO do culD ~ n. at 90 - bucks so n. at
- 20. -.
NJ Collins: n State shccp. SO n. at s5 43 woolled
stat" lamb, CO y. AT - -. ~,
newton Gilc:t. 2, Ohio sheep ana ycalilnes' ~ .
n. at - IL 81 do % =. at -. - . 40 nj.
D. Harrington $50 Western shcep 81 n. AZ ~ -
80 do 20 y at no o"; st do 20 n, at - G2H lo'
Kentucky lanb- 80 n n e. .
Hume Mullen 2Gg Nlchlran shcep. 20 ~ ~ - - -
~ do O. y. ~ p 10 spring lambs at ~ %
pr hcd 49, 49, 10 &, .,
Sc ~. ~ Michigan ycnrlinPs. CT n. NJ - D. 80
UOGS-Roreirts 20 carload. or Log h. al fN 'r'luS
\, iOth.. and - carloads ut Jcr-rv CIV ~ sis OH
live WEIGHT Nomin1lly firm IT $5dS5 10 per loo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

May 81. 1872.
RAevnS Cows. Calves. Sheep ard Lambs. Sni1e
- sid oo3 II g- al.j fs.G.l
IeeVc.. COws.C alNss. Sheen Swine.
Je,s.v city Stock Yard. 8iOi 3CJJ IL iAS rs lOi
iI,ns s'tn.',, '-'.'- 49, - .l.sj-
iI',.,t.. ~ 81 ~ i1.2 %.
i,,.ot,,,s., and ut az Igs 30 $50
r,rri,, Ia, Col IL 90 los To- % J-3 ~. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

Liverpool kilograms. 45 p. m-RcceptS, 1000 ns'
Of which American. 10000 bales. sails. l2OVO ba's'
Of which speculation and export . 900 lsles Ameic'
bales market, quotations fully HaintI inca
Nidlinr upisnds Lied. Nanchcster-Markct yoris-
! on hl. stead Cloths-Moderatc demand
r,uotaons are basee OIL American standard Of clascA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

oos NJ hacs; baltimore OBJ bags New0rle"nS '''o
bays total. 222,363 bags. $4,000,
COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet az unchanecn
prices sales 200 bales for export 6i3 lncs rO,'
mntion and 100 bales contract Receipts q. the po
800 rs bale. ngain.t 100 bales ths DAY lo-l WIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

Visible supply IN the United states and Canada
Nav Of ,ao My | L %. MAY .. 81 " " 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

% AITRESS.-By q German Protestant;
w nrst-class; makes all salads nrstcias lass
references assist with chAmberwork. Cai
at Mrs. BRICKS. 119 East 12eIst., De-
tWeen 81 and 4th svesa
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-17
AN OUTSIDE VIEW.

The New Orleans Times-Democrat
in the course of an editorial on the
Texas senatorial contest says after
complimenting both Judge Culberson
and Mr.. Chiffon:
Roger Q, Mills is the general favo-
rite for the seat, both in the country
aud in the state of Texas. He has
done as much hard and intelligent
work for the Democratic party as
almost any statesman living, and
hitherto he has been. but scurvily re-
compensed for it. He was euchred
out of the speakership by a dicker
that was anything but creditable to
the dickerers, and he was cuckooed
out of the leadership of the party on
the floor, because the new speaker
wanted that position to pay off his
personal obligations with. 1t would
be useless to add that Mills would
make both a good and popular
senator. Indeed, with proper defer.
ence to the claims of both Senator
Chiffon and Judge Culberson, he
would fill the vacancy with more dis.
tinction than either of them"
The Democrats of Texas recognize
the fact that the eucher on their
champion was the result of stacked
ds and they are going to resent it
by promoting him. Provided, by
some hocus pocus Gov. HOgg does not
succeed in stacking another deck
against him.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-17
Municipal.


Election LIST Tuesday in April. We are au-
thorized to announce Major A Hinchman as
candidate for the office of Mayor of Waco at the
coming city election.
THE NEWS is authorized to announce Hon. r.
] Goode as a candidate for may of the city of
Waco at the g suing election 10 April.
TuE NEWS is authorized IN announce John G.
West as a candidate for mayor at the ensuing
city election, on April 9Th.
The News is authorized to announce that
Msyor G. G. McCullOch is candidate for re-
election to the office OF mayor Of Waco at the
ensuing election in April.
THE NEWS is author zed to announce Major
John Z. Herber as candidate for mayor at
the ensuing city election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-17

The Democrats of Loan Star Chero-
kee county met in convention March
IL and instructed for Mills 20 to 10.
This is one of the places Finley called
'stinking hole" and these we're the
people he called skunks. A resolu-
ton asking Finley to resign was
adopted unanimously, but Finley is
still chairman of the State Democratic
Executive committee and an active
Hogg worker.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-17

Subscribers who do not receive
their paper will confer favor by re-
porting so at office, as that is the
only way we can know whether the
carriers do their duty or not Carriers
not allowed to sell papers under any
circumstances.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-17
SLANDER ON TEHAS.

Governor Hogs message contain
ed lengthy clause setting forth in
his demsgogic way what he affects to
believe is a subject of needed reform
but which, facts considered, is the
deadliest stab he has ever yet given
Texas. Il is his recommendation
with reference to county and munich
pal bonds.
The following appear in that clause;
Extravaganza in building court
houses and jails by counties and pub
lie halls by cities and towns, beyond
the necessities of the times, must be
viewed with feeling of regret by every
citizen when he contrasts them with
the educational institutions near by.
Many small towns and so,called
cities have issued bonds far beyond
their capacity to pay within the
bounds ot-legitimate taxation. That
Reputation will follow, or that litiga
ton will be vexations and continu-
Gus in resistance to these bonds is
inevitable"
Following reprint of these and
other points of the same clause the
Austin Statesman says:
"This arrangement most come to
the people of Texas with the sudden
ness of thunderclap from a clear
sky. No mutterings of an approach
ing storm had been heard, no wild
discomfort among the people had been
noticed, no bankrupt investors in
county and municipal bonds had been
heard of Begging relief and succor,
no gruesome complaints of grievous
taxation had been filed. The States.
man had never heard any intimation
of the necessity for such a
clause in governors message
until it was hurled at the
legislature in present session
assembled. Whence the present
solicitude in this matter? What
country has recently issued bonds for
ornate ails and court house? What
city has recently INDUCED in palatial
city hall? Why, OF all times in the
history of Texas is this official i'm
parchment of the value of Texas
securities made at this time of general
depression in business, the abyssmal
tumble in price of the great Texas
crop and the distrust of Texas in
general on account of the late alien
land law?"
The Statesman furth,r quotes from
the records of number Of Texas
counties and cities to show
that the lowest rate
of taxation is in the counties and
cities which now have the most valu.
able and costly public buildings. Truly
Governor Hogg Is hard put for cam,
paign thunder.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-17
For Sheriff..

weare authorized to announce Joe F. Ellison
as o candidate for sheriff at the ensuing cleo
tion, subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
w, L. Burke ts o candidate for sheriff OF Nc
Lehman county. subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
Dan Ford is a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of sheriff Of McLennan county, subject TO
the action OF the Democratic party
We are au,ho lied to announced p. Naylor OF
Moody as a candidate for sher q. subject to the
action of the Democratic party of McLennan
county,
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ron COUNTY ATTORNEY,

We are auth rzed to announce Capt, Y, a.
iannan county, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
Ms A Hogan authorizes US to announce
.hst no Ia n candidate for county attorney OF
MeIennan county, subject to the action OF the
Den ocratic party,
THE NEWS ia authorized to announce that
.Jndge ID Ii. Hardy Is u candidate Ter county
attorney of McLernan county SUBJECT 10 'ne
action of the Democratic party
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

THE NEWS IL authorized to announce +.
7 Primm as a candidate for tax col ector Tor
Mel ennan county, subject to the action Oh the
Democra ic party.
We are authorized to announce Mr. j. @
Jnrnev as candidate for the office OF ounty
Tax Collector, subject to the action of the DEM
ocrats OF McLennan county.
THE NEwsis authorized to announce Mr.. e.
ID. Russell as aclnd date for tax collector OF
Mel ennan county, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce that Luke
Moore is cat didrte for TAX collector OF Tc-
Iennpn county, subject to the action OF the
Demo cratic party.
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FOR DISTRICT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce that Mr.. z.
T. Beasley ia a candidate for reelection to the
office of district clerk of McLennan county,
subject to tie action ofthe Democratic party,
The NEWS is authorized to announce Ed
Sparks as candidate for district clerk, subj ct
TO the action of the Democra &c party.
THE NEWS is authorized to announce DR.. Y.
w. Burger as candidate for the office of dis
trict ERIK. subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party.
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The Gazette is mad because the
legislature refused to convert itself
into a campaign committee in the
interest of David B. Hill. If Hill
addressed the Legislature he would
only say he was Democrat. They
know that.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

THE NEWS iR authorized to announce that
Tom II. Brown is candidate for county CLERK
of McLennan county, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Jno f. Mar
shall as o candidate for th5 office of county
clerk. subject TO the action of the Democl attic
party.
THE NEWS is authorized to announce j W
Frost Us o cand d"te for county clerk at the
er suing election, subject to the act on Of the
Democratic party.
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The Palmer and Morrison factions
in Illinois, will perhaps dispose of
both of those gentlemen as presiden-
tisl timber.
The Gazette says:
1.-THE amount Of good the special
session will do for Texas will be
measured by what it doesn't do"
Well it won't fool away any time
listening at Hills I'm a Democrat
speech.
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