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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-16
This is The Remnant!

We have 5000 worth OF Shoes
left, and we are going to surpris eyou
the next two weeks. We have rented
the house for two more weeks, and
reduced the remainder lower than
ever. About 800 pairs Ladies' fine
Oxfords and Button Boots. at prices
that will surprise you The mer-
chants are trying to buy us out, but
we prefer selling at retail See our
Mems $2.Shoes; wi worth So.
ST. LOUIS SHOE STORE,
Cor. Sixth and Austin, WACO, TEX
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-16

Olives in bulk at J. A. EarIy,s.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-16
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

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The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
Rather llgh, Sentences.

Tho Nc~ York H,ruhrs Valparaiso
.reesi says; Judge Of csinss fosiss has
pa.,ti scassnes In sse loss psaaias BA.,i.
.nosc assault eass. lie sssi~ecs 10 sub
80 To ssvss~ By the court Of sppss,s. Tbs
cs-amer, roes all over aSsia the evidence
sud eomparcs IL with the svidsscs pre-
seated b, tho prissasrA Tho nadiax OF
tho court 10 - follows; csr.o4 Arsas. aiiAs
Cores. .ca,rnecd 10 TO days' lmprisoa-
mont for woandiae william TurnbuIi. the
coaissarcr Of tsc baltimore. who died OF
nj. injuries. sD days for public disorder.
a, days for carrying . kslfe sad aud ~
days for rivine a. assumed ean.o- Thla
make. q total Of 80 ds)a
Jc.c Abums.ia 10 ssaisnesd $40 days ios
in!urins TurnbuIl.
Frederick Nnieraus IL ses'eneed 70 tto
days imprisonment for woundias boats
waia's Mate Chariss ". kixsia. another
o, ,h. murdered American s~suseu. fos
public disorder aud carrying . knife.
III. held by Judge fostss that tho evil
tcnec does not show that Rodcriuc killed
i.i.sin. ON tho costrary. u 10 claimed
tina, Risxia's death was esuscsl By . shot
nrc,i By .omc unhuowa prrsou-
Gomez and Rodcsaus uadsr tho GILLIAN
code nus, ray tho families OF Turaeuil
and iilrEin damaeps. These damages are
recoverable By civil suit
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
Tho Silver Brick Case.

The Supreme CouF, of the District
OF Colombia has rendered decision on tho
application OF sierrics. Morsc. ct al. for u
writ Of maniamns 10 compel tho secretary
OF the treasury to coin Into silver dollars
all silver bgllion presented at tho various
United States minis. The plaintiffs claim
tina, 4, wa, their RICH, under tho cousti,u.
ton and existing statutes TO have thcig
silver and gold coined into money.
The court denied the writ prayed for on
the ground that tho acts of 1885, and ls'g,
which authorized the coinage OF silver into
standard dollars when presented at tho
minis, were, In effect, repealed by tho nc,
OF ISIS. which authorized tho government
TO 90 into tho market and buy silver to bc
coined into silver dollars at tho rate of
e. COO. 900 per month. Tho court further
decided IL the applicants were entitled 10
have SILVER coined and reduced TO money
that tho secretary of tho treasury was no,
tho proper person against whom 70 ask the
cour, TO issue q writ Of mandamus.
The chief justice coincidci with the con
clustous Of ,hr'court aud stated tina, so far
"a hc knew. until tho beginning Of the
present proceedings, the &c, OF ISIS known
ne tho Bland law. had never been held to
establish FREQ coinage.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

IT mus, DO remembered that during
his imprisonment and trial from first
to last Gui,cah tho most conspicuous
OF all cranks was faithfully attended
by his sister, 40 elderly woman Of
mos, exemplary character There
was something peculiarly pathetic in
that sis,crly devotion. During tina,
famous trial this sister askcd one Of
the experts while on tho stand thi.
pertinent and profound question;
Doctor. can n person bo born IN.
sanc'" That was stunning blow
between tho eyes. Tho question was
never .quarcly mot but 1, might we'll
challenge especial considcra,.os.-4-
IL probably true that ones mental
structure may be 80 very nwry ms TO
amount to natural insanity. There
is surely nothing irrational in the
theory. No doubt grea, deal OF
crime is attributable to n mental oh.
liquy amounting to much tho same
thing "a n mental disc,se. Science
should explore with all possible
,horoughncss this field Of search.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

w.r~ mon help each other In chart.
/, 40 help IL always inadequate. Tho
ehsri,y which gives aim. can mover do
anything bu, supply prc.cn, and pross.
leg need lcavin. tho pcrson holpcd
70 morn ablc Al best To help himself
han hc was bc!Yrc. Thi, Is obviously
,ruc and since II is 80 Il IL equally
obviou. that tho worlds want and sui.
fcring can mover bc much helpcd by
the building OF hospitals aims houses
and other Institutions whcro tho indi-
gent can DO cared for without earning
help Nothing that individual or state
charity. even on tho most extensive
.caio can do for tho moody will evcr
do moro than snkc away tho need Of q
comparatively fow individuals and
tina, only for n time This 10 stated
rs n plain TACT not as somo would
have it, an argument ,agnin., charis-
able help To tho needy. which Is so
good thing in i'scif thu; without IL
tho human race would no, be worth
preserving.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

The mixing OF tho pupils and in
s,ruc,ors OF tho public and parochiai
schools at Saltwater. Minnesota, was
begun under the or,iers Of the board Of
education on the End under considerable
excitement. Tue exchanges were made
between what il known IS the hin paro.
chial and Central schools. Sister Hyacin.b
took her place in the Central school and
Miss O'Brien a, the Hill school. No seri 1.
Gus trouble has occurred, but many par
cuts will not allow their children to attend
school 50 long as sisters Of charity arc en-
pioyod as teachers. An injunction will
probably be served and tho matter pushed
through 10 the Supreme court with sii
possible speed.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
Brutal Officers censvrsd.

Tho order. issued By rrincc Georges
OF Sssouy. a. Inspector general Of the Ger
man army and commander Of tho Twelfth
corps IT, stop tho inhuman treatment prae
,lcci ppou tho privs,cs by noa-eonmis-
stoned officers. IL vsry likely to result; in
til. au,cliora,ion Of the condition Of tho
private. OF tho whole army and 10 frcc
them from tho brutal tyranny Of low grade
officers. The matter was discussed Friday
by the budget committee Of the Rcichstac,
and Il was resolved 70 favor greater pub
lici,y in tho proceedings Of military iribu
nails and tho punishment ordered by those
courts. Tho committee also resolved to
favor q measure that would afford tic sol.
dicrs greater facilities for revealing their
grievances.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

" you can onco got men 70 take an
interest in sciencc-practical science
and in tho beauties Of literature you
have ono Of the very best prevonta.
tives OF crime; you make them better
citizens; you make them better hus-
bands and fathers; you make them
happier mon. 500 how miserable are
the rich without education. when old
ago and lingering Illness come upon
them. Ask any ono OF thom In such
moment whether he would not will
inGly sacrifice part OF his fortune for
the education which would enable him
TO Ind pleasure and consolation Mt such
time and his answer would not DO
douotfuL
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

Mosr OF US nrs proud OF our skill In
weighing the men and women whom
wo meet All I rcckoncd him up
ns soon ms ever ! clappod eyes on
him" says the modern Dogborry TO
Vergas when somebody had proved
himself n knavo. md then Dogberry
oozcs Standardization from every pore
mt tho thought OF his own sires wdncss
al observation; wh.roas tho truth
stands Mt this that Doebcrry did rot
reckon him up Mt nil. but only. far
back In tho DINNER rcccssos Of his
own consciousness hnrboroi ha,y
suspicion tina, man nigh, DO u
rogue. and now that events warrant
1. thi. suspicion Is riumphnniiy
brou.h, to tn. light OF day and Is In
vested with ali the dignity Of an
opinion
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
BLAINE NOT A CANDIDATE.
He Positively Asserts that He viii
Not Run for the Presidency.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. @.
To Hon. J. S. Clarkson. Chairman OF Re
publican National Committee;
Ny Dear Sir--l am not u candidate for
the presidency, and my name will not go
before the convention for the nomination.
] make this announcement In due season.
To those who have rendered me their sup
port I owe sincere thanks and MN most
grateful for their confidence. They will.
mn sure, make earnest effort in the ap'
preaching contest, which is rendered
specially important by reason OF the In
dustrial and financial politics OF the gov
ernncnt being u. stake. Tho popular
decision on these Issues is OF great moment
and will DO OF fur-reaching consequence.
Very sincerely yours,
tSignci) JAMES q. BLAINE.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

'On' he wa. only little too playful
with his hccls- is n common osprcs.
zion in kaniacky when = mulo kicks u
man. brains out. and from mules this
form o! excuse seems TO bAro boon
generously passed on to tho license OF
chIldrcn Who mako tho house q pan.
dcmonlum 10 ovcry guest; To tho
~carinss. OF housakocp,rs whose
passion. for ncaincss turns nrmchairs
aud sofa. Into OBJECT. that os!st only
to ~ du.,rd and never to minister 10
comfort and rupcs'. and finally 10
politicians. and d.'aui'rrs whose 10y
atty 10 rasty or supreme lovo OF ~sfo
and child was supposedly 20 absolute
~ dominant that TO giro FREQ
.cop- to such virtues they ~crc ir.
r-.i.,ib;y niiurci TO carry elections BY
bribery and fraud temporarily 10 d.
vert iaso their own pockets other
Icopl,. money.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an Eas,
India missionary tho formula Of q veecta.
bic remedy for speedy and permanent euro
OF consumption, bronchitis, catarrh,
asthma ana all ,hroa, and lung affections,
also positive and radical cure for ncr.
vous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt u
his duty TO make 1t known TO his suffering
fellows Actuated by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering. | will
send free Of charge, to all who desire II.
this recipe, in German. French or Eng.
lisb. with full directions for preparing aud
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp. naming this paper. w. a. MOVES,
so Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
CHIEF sx,rF aAxes RULES.
Regulating the piplay Of Minerals At
the Yields Fair.

Rules and regulations for exhibitors
in the department Of mines aud mining
have been sent out by Chief Ska. They
arc tho following:
Space granted 70 an exhibitor may bs
utilized In such manner - tito exhibitor
may determine, bst before permits 70 90
| cupy allotted spaces are Issued full de-
tailed infovms Ito o, describing the proposed
exhibit, showing general dosigo, eleva'
ton, construction, decorations, material
TO be used. etc., must DO submitted 70 the
chief OF tho department for approval.
No exhibit shall DO more thAa twenty
feet In height, except by consent Of tho
chief of tho department
Partitions must no! exceed twelve feet
In height
Platforms must bs ten inches high. no
more nor less-
Raiiinss must b three feet Ia height
from tho floor.
All covered spaces must DO open. ~
least In front, and supports or columns
must not exceed twelve feet In height.
No portion Of tho noorin. Of tho building
can be removed or Gu, into BY exhibitors
except by special permission OF tho chief
of tho department
The. exhibitor Of mining machinery OF
processes must bs either tho manufacturer
or inventor OF ssid machinery and pro
cessos. but the mssufsesursr or tnvsotor
may specially sDsoiut IN sgsst 70 maze
such exhibit, sseh appointment 10 b csru'
ned TO snd indorssd BY the dirsctor-ssn'
eral.
No piece d ore OF coal shall exceed three
feet In diamstSr. except BY special pcrm!s'
sIon OF the chief Of tho department
Exhibits a building and ornamental
stone must b In cubes. and should not DO
moro than otsp foot square, and one sldc.as
least. must b finished.
Upright cabinets. 10 eoI!orm To general
design. should have . base ono foot h..h.A
glass front sIi feet Ia height . six-inch
eorniea one foot In depth, and either nvo or
ten feet In with. A preferable s!is for
ia, cases Is tx:. ono foot deep.
Stats OF marble. cnyr. o;r.. whether
rough or polished pavement slabs. arsin-
clal stone. sot cement tiline. oie. niue, no,
exceed four feet square In superficial d.
n.en,Ions.
Permits for space vii, not b trs Esfcr-
able.
Safety vGuits can b secured for the safe
soepln. and projection Of sAhiblus Of un.
usual value.
4 Tho chief OF the department rosssves the
right To coEsirue. modify OF amend those
rules and rcsuisiioas.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

Tho divers who have examined the
Elder made thorough survey Of the bot.
tom Of the stranded steamer. They found
that tho outside she'll Of tho ship was 90
torn by the rocks upon which sse had
grounded thu, TO attempt to f!oat her IL .
hopeless undertaking. The life boats
which have kept up constant communica-
,ion between the Elder and tho shore,
landed much Of tho baggage Of the passcn-
gers Of the Inflated ship. some Of whom
have landed al Brcmou from tho steamer
Hawsl
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

No MORE hazardous associations arc
encountered than chance bout with
some critic who assumes TO judge the
novel OF department by tho samo vul-
gar standards which he would apply
TO u romance having no loftier pur-
pose than to depict as faithfully
an that modera prudishncss which
Thackorny deplored. will permit u
man-his struggles iriumphs joys.
and sorrows
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
THE WAY OF ATaANsoREssoR.
Mrs. Osborne Of London has been
Arrested.

I, will bc remembered tina. .ho stole
roo-is from her frssad. Np. Haresrsr-s.
and sold theu,. whsa charged with tho
enunse her husband. Capitals Osborne, 10
whom shs Asd Ius; teeH Married, and who
was ignorant Of tho crime. commenced sgIi
aKasas, tho lisr.rvsvss fos !ibol, sad Mrs.
Osborne on tho stand swoes that sh~ knew
no'slns about the !swsla. She afterwards
weakened aud sdnisisd The theft. Her
husband withdrew tho suis, raid for the
diamonds aud scni hrs lnso h.dias. whore
sso rrnaisei Until last week. During
this ,imo shs has rsvea birth 10 . baby
She decided 70 ssrrvsdss. ssd 90 Friday
Wa srsaASncd for pss1ssy. KAs viz psss-
ably get two yAsis' ssstsscs. Evssyess
sympaihi,ss wtih cspsAia Osbosse.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13

q There was collision on the Alton
road on Sunday morning. At Larrabec
tho switch OF siding had been left open,
aud passenger train dashed through 1t
and into u stocs train that was standing
on the switch. Two frcmeu and an ongi
"s~- uarn killed.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-13
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, 1892-11-26

While we Of late have been modestIy dis
coursing on Columbus and his 4thcentenary,
the natural history of the mongoose, cale
culture and similar matter of fact topics, we
have left The moraIizing department. Of this
paper entirely in the hands of our correspon-
dents To-day we feel inclined to moralize a
little for ourselves; and our subject is the
press. II we were looking through the history
Of the world to pick out the greatest bene-
ftcto $ Of mankind, we should certainly select
The inventor Of printing as one who should
stand in the foremost rank. As a means of
spreading enlightenment from the few to the
many there is nothing at all that car in
reason be compared with the press and, so
long as we regard enlightenment as a good
thing, We must regard the art of printing as
one Of the greatest boons hat has ever been
conferred on mankind. PessimistS may say.
indeed, that it is doubtful whether the spread
of knowledge is any real blessing to mankind,
and they may point to the great stream of evil
literature that continually Issues from the
press and is certainly a curse 10 mankind.
Optimists. on the other nand, may ignore the
uncomfortable speculation and the ugly fact,
and may see IN the press nothing less than an
angel of light. For our own part we would
prefer to rank with the more reasonable men
who see both good and evil init; With the hope
full men who look for the final preponderfnce
Of the good; and with the honest men who try
to discriminate between the good and the evil,
and desire always to throw their grains of
sand into the scale on the side of the.good.
What is said above, lear reader, is said in
all seriousness, none of it is "writ sarcastic"
Please draw a line across the column here and
proceed.
What a glorious thing the freedom of the
press Isl That is, so long as it means the
freedom for you and me to attack somebody
, 1892-11-26

HEREBY beg to notify the customers Of
Mr.. f. FRNAS, as well AS my own and
the public in general, that from the 1St
OF December E. FRAAS'S SODA
WATER, LENONADES, GINGER ALE, etc.
Will be manufactured and sold by me, and l
trust their kind patronage as hitherto given
Mr.. f. FRAAS wiz be transferred to me,
assuring that quality and prices will remain
as heretofore.
E. FRAAS'S SODA WATER is recognised
as the VERY BEST, certificates of its good
qualities have been received from everywhere,
The machinery has all the VERY LATEST
e IMPROVEMENTS.
Z. FRAASS GINGER ALE, LEMONADES,
APPLE SODA, RASPBERRY etc. ARE
KNOWN to lie the PUREST AND BEST
in the market.
II. TOUSSAINT'S SUCCR.
L. SCHROEDER.
St. Thomas, 22nd November 1892.
, 1892-11-26
CHRIsTIANsTED.

UHRISTIANSTED
Nov. 23rd-per schnr, "Vigilant" from St.
Thomas-Indiana Armstrong, Mary Armstrong
Il child Indiana, Rupert Hansen, School
Inspector John I. Quin, Consul 4. R. Raven,
Patrick Patrick, Policeman L. Hansen,
Cathrine Elizabeth Williams.
Nev 24th-per sohnr. "Yigilant' for 81.
Thomas-Mrs. Johanne Manolos, Consul A.
Raven, Rositta Smith.
Frsderiksted.
Nov Oath per schnr. Atlantic from st. Tho.
mas-Susanna jackson, William Williams,
Petrine Michael, Sarah Jane joshua, Fraacis
Louis. Novbr. "a per schnr Atlantic" for
St. Thomss-Messrs II. d. Macdonald, IN.
Golden, H Halliday. and F. Louis.
, 1892-11-26
THEA AVIS
CAeistiaasted, st, Croix,
Sa turday, Goth November 1892.

The weather dhring the past fortnight has
continued %showSry, but there has been no
heavy fall, unlessIt may be over some limited
areas in the northwest. From 90 to % lines
has been the average for the month to date.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15
FROM RINGWOOD.

On Wednesday, Sept. 18th Hon. W. II.
Kitchin F. A. Woodland, w. Il. Day, DR.
&. E, Matthew's and jeff Taylor made
things lively at BrlnkleyvIle. There was
good sound democracy and much good
accomplished. The way our Buck
Kitchn'' tore the wool from the Third
party leaders is wonderful. He told them
plainly Of Bowers and others who have
gone among the poor people and taught
them not to go out and hear the demo>
Gratis speak. This is wrong as the people
should hear both sides.
Our club how numbers So member
DIR. Matthews will give US some sound
democracy on Saturday at Brinkleysilo.
Hurrah for Buck Kitchin. May his
future continue to brighten. He is an
able speaker and we feel sure Of success.
Sept. 10th. W.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15
NEWSY GRAPHS.
HERE AND ELSEWHERE
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

JOB WoRK,-Every one for whom We
DO any job work says he is pleased with
it. We do it well arc do it cheap.
Mr. NJ. Hoffman has painted his store
on main street and it has improved the
appearance Of 1t very much.
THE PREACHERS DAUGHTER.-An
exchange says:
a young country editor fell in love With
the clergymans daughter and tie next
time he went to church he was shocked
when the preacher announced his text.
my daughter is grievously tormented
with a devil"
MAGIC LAETERN.-On Wednesday
night of last week there was free enter
talnment in Temperance Hall given By
the ladies Of the LADIES' Aid Society OF
the Baptist Church 1t was scenes ID
China shown by magic lantern. 1t is in
tended TO represent the condition of the
Chinese and thus awake an enterest in the
subject Of foreign misseIns.
The exhibition was accompanied by
reading history of modern missions.
There were also some appropriate reel
tatlons by class of small girls and boys.
My wife cured Of malaria by Simmons
Liver kegnlator.-J. n. Thompson,
Pastor NJ. E. Church, Leigh, Neb.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15
a .Istlai Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Guild Of
Trinity parish was held in Temperance
Hall Monday night. Rev. ". J, Smith
called the meeting to order ana Mr.. j. Y
Savage acted as secretary. The reguls r
order of business was dispensed with
Mr.. Smith introduced the Rev. G. J
Wingate, of Wilson, who deliYerd ali
able and instructive address before the
Guild,
He based his remarks on St. Paul's de-
claratlon, I'VE then brethren are work
ers together with God" The speaker SAID
that every work of every man is failure
unless it IS in accord with the mind of
God. Human progress has developed
accol ding as men have sought to find the
channels through which they can work
with the mind Of God.
All vacations of men need seek to know
the directions and the guidance of God.
The farmer must study the soil so that
he may come into accord with God
mind IN forming the soil
In science all progress must be wr0uglt
out by men who work in accord with
Gods mind. The more we know Of God 5
law the better are we prepared to do our
work.
Even governments founded on errone-
Gus basis must sooner or later give pla ce
to a government that seeks to be more in
accord with the mind of God.
The speaker made touching reference
to the work of the Guild in It's WORK OF
charity IN caring for the orphans and
others IN distress He commended the
work and gave the Savior's words in sup
port of his commentator, when he said
"Inasmuch as ye have done unto the least
of these We have done it unto me- The
address of Mr.. Wlngate was greatly
engaged by all who heard it.
Mr. S. S. Nash of Tarboro was in at
tendance upon the meeting and when
called upon responded IN some well tim-
ed remarks concerning tAe work and
especially complimentary to the peopl-
OF Scotland Neck.
The meeting was quite an interesting orc
and good was accomplished by it.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15
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