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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
CHAPTER v
WHAT THREE MONTHS nRiSG FORTH.


WHAT THREE MONTHS nRIgG FORTH.
II would be idle To attempt 10 de-
scribe the effect produced at San Diego
by this double catastrophe-the drown.
Ing OF little Walt, the insanity Of the
captains wife. The reader already
knows OF the deep sympathy felt for
the Allaire family by the residents of
the city and OF the lively interest which
they took in the welfare of the young
captain. Although scarcely u fortnight
since he had sailed, terrible calamity
had robbed him OF his infant son and
his wife Of her reason. Upon his re-
turn he would search his forlorn home
In vain for little Waits smiling face,
and there would be no wife TO welcome
him joyfully and tcnderly. Molly would
not even know that II was he. And as
the Dreadnaught reentered the harbor
no cheer would go up. She would be
received In dead silence.
But II would not do to await the re-
turn OF John Allaire before telling him
OF the dread misfortune which had
for a moment think OF leaving the
young captain In ignorance OF what had
happened, at tho risk OF his coming ac-
eidentally upon some fact or circum-
stance which might make known the
terrible truth To him. The only course
for the merchant TO pursue was TO send
o dispatch TO his correspondent at
Singapore. In this way Capt John
would be Informed Of the awful calami-
~ before his arrival in the indies.
And yet Andrew Hollister desired 70
delay the sending Of this dispatch for O
brief period. Possibly Molly's reason
was not irrevocably lost Who could
say that the tender care lavished upon
her might not restore her shattered In
tellect2 Why strike John a double
blow by informing him Of the death Of
his child and the insanity Of his wifi,
II this insanity was not TO be OF long
continuance?
After a consultation with Lew ant
Kate Barker, Mr.. HOLSTER resolved tC
delay action until the physicians should
make definite statement In regard u
Molly's mental condition. In all casel
OF sudden loss Of reason There u mor'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
MYSTERIOUS WAVE.
Fresh water "salts" Marvel ut u Pheno
enon Of Nature.

FRESH water "Salts' Marvel ut "a fheno
enon of Nature.
CHICAGO, April S.-Early yesterday
morning huge wave swept into the
mouth of the Chicago river from the
lake and played havoc with the fleet
moored there ready to start eastward
with the opening of navigation. Con-
siderable damage was done and 1t will
take several days 10 restore or
der. Heavy gales prevailed on
Lake Michigan during yesterday
and last night, and the water in
the river rose and fell several times as
the heavy swells from the lake were
forced into the narrow mouth OF the
river. Little was Thought OF these
movements and no extraordinary pre-
cautions were taken when the small
crews on board the heavily laden YES
sells at the outer docks of the river
turned in for the night When the big
wave came at about 2:30 they were
rudely awakened, and all hands rushed
on deck.
The wave was five feet high and car
ried away everything that fell in its
path. Theories as TO its cause were
plentiful. Some old lake men declared
that there must have been a volcanic
disturbance in the lake, while others
again declared IL TO be species
OF tidal wave, and were inclined
to connect 1t with the warm,
sultry weather that followed. After
having been loaded with their cargoes
of grain the steamers and barges had
moved down To the mouth OF the river,
In order 10 be ready to start without
much delay, and because dock space
was scarce farther up the river. As the
wave swept in between the piers and
bore up the river, 1t tore huge steamers
and bargcs from their mornings, and as
II rcceded, IL carried them out into the
lake And II had plenty of material to
TOW with
, 1893-06-19
IN Sen meller.

0er 16 Sabre alto 2otiS 8eberne ru6erte
geitern in @eieui9aft Don Orei onoeren
Gnaben in Der 9tG9e 6e5 Wfarinez
6oipttols in ben See 6inau5, nm Elm
Sab 5u nebmen. l1ngefGbr 250 S6ritte
bonn ufer entfernt, I'M TuBe BON @ault
8lace, iant 8eberne, Der bonn 8oot
aus ms Naiier iprang tpGbren6 feline
&ameraoen benz Ru0eriport obIagen, piss
Itcb in SoIge zines StarrframpfeS inter
u1O trob letner 6iilferute I'm 1~ettlng entz
fernten it6 eri6reft Bic bret iun9en 2eute
un6 iteuerten, oDne au6 nur ben 8erlucb,
tbrem in @efa9r beftnbltcben 6reunbe bet>
3uitebclt, benz lIfer SIT. gtne Stunbe ipGter
ipurOe bic 2etcbe 6eS iungen D}onneS aus
Sen 6lut6en 9e3o8en. 8eberne pobnte BEL
ieinen @ltern an 9tacene Npe. na9e bon
@rtgbtmooo @penue.
SoicpD 8umbeu, 10 Sabre alt, Bel ieie
men Gltern geo. rs Gping Ctr. pobnen6,
Der nit ei1ligen Spielfalneeaoen iic6 geltern
gtaBmittag an Seeufer in ser gtGbe BON
6armon Gourt iptelen6 berumtrieb, fam
Dem lfer 3u nabe unO fteL burcb einen
Scbltrttt ms Q8affer. Der &nabe, oeS
S6ptlnmenS %unfun0ig, lanf in t~penigen
9lugenbliden unter unb fonnte erIt eite
babe StutOc ipGtcr ais 2ei3e aus ben
Slutben 9eSo9en tperoet.
, 1893-06-19
Der Sbafner'fde Banferott.

Ser Nnipolt be5 Observation-Disclosures fir
bic S6affner'ld e 8anf bat eiren 8eridbt
ilber BEN ftnan5ie1en 3uitan6 per0ffentz
li6t, monaco Die 8erbinblicbteiten ii6 aui
$2,350,011, Sic 8eitGnhe ouf 81, 1894, 9O5
~bclaufen. 9arno9 wir6e bic 8aliipa bic
QlftiOa UNI $455, 105 iiberitetgen. gu erz
tpabuen lit, baB unter BEN 8eitGnben iidb
fir $409, 912 ~befanben, bte 8tpetfel6aften
@ert6es itnb un6 0eBbalb iiberDaupt nicbt
mtt9ere6net wur6en.
Q8ie eS i9etnt, Bate 6err Sbaffner
9elo an Geute ausgebor8t, bic tbm baourb
etne Si9erbeit bote1, baB ite tbr 0eben gu
ietncn @uniten beriicberten. 0erartige
St6crbciten %befinben ii9 gum 8etrage bon
$103, GIG in Der 8anf.
2lbOotat 2eOp Diaper iagte geitern
Q6en6:
vgfa9 9e1auer 1tnteriu4ung ftn6e ib,
baB benz 8anferott BRET urioDen gu @run6e
liegen: @ritens: cine groBe Sorgloiigteit
in 8e5rg auf Gre0itgebern; 6aber fommt
eS, DaB itb inter ben Tor6erungen Der
Strma 100000 b~eftnben, Die na6e3u
tpertbIes iin6. 3peitenS: baS Tauen Der
Nftten uno 8on6S, peI6e ais St6erbeiten
entge9en9enontmen Duroen. 0rttten8 uno
bauptidcblt3 Bic Gbatiabe, 6oB bic Strma
tbr et9entli9es @cicbaft, ben Qlntallf un6
8erfauf bon WertDpapteren auf Cont
mtiiton, pel9eS iebr etntrG9ltb mar un6
nit tetnem Gtitto %Derbunoen par, auf9ab.
, 1893-06-19

3tpti6en ben 3immcrleuten un6 Ben
3tntmernctftcrn 0roDen lpte0er 6ein6Ielig
fetten ouS3ubreCben. 8or 3pet Wtonaten
batter bic 2[rbettgeber unb bic 3tmmerleute
einen Gontraft iiber Q0bne unb Nrbcits7
itunben abgei6lpIen, Ser 0uf Spet Sabre
btnbenO iein ioltc. @or 5pei @ocben aber
ertldrten Die 3immermeiitcr, baB ite BEN
o~uSbeOungcnen 2oDnloB ntcbt mebr 5ablen
fDnnter, iDn6ern nur 30 bis 35 Gents per
StunOe, unb lte bra6en ibren Gontratt
arcb in Der T6at, in0em ite Qeute gu ben
lebteren 2DbnlGben %dntD1rben. 9aS
S6tebSgeri9tScomite trat 3u elmer Ser
iamnlung 3uiammen un6 eS 9elang tbn1
MIR nit Wtlibe, einel1 Stretf ab3uipenben.
@s purbe bei6lOiien, Die Streitfrage cinem
S6teoS9ert6t 3u unterbreiten.
9as Carpenters Council erpG6lte s..
.. 2loDb ais leinen 8ertreter an Dem
S6icDSgeri6t, Sic Q(rbeitgeber mGblten Ben
Observation-Disclosures Sale gu Dem t6rtgen.
0ieie beioe 6erren iouen einen brttten
9ttcbter ernennen, un0 ieoer ser bret
S6tcoSrtdter lou 3tDei Stunben 53ett err
Dalten, I'M letne Nrgumente oor3ubringen.
3eit unO Srt fir bos S6ieosgeribt ioQen
bon 81. 8. Sail bonn carpenters Council
nnb bon 6rn. Seal BON Dem 8er6an6e Der
Wteiiter feit9eicBt iperben. SoQte 6aS
S9teoSgericbt nicbt 81 elmer Gtni9ung
fommen, 10 tpir6e Elm Streif ser 3tmmerz
lcltte unDermeibli6 mer0en, un0 auoere
0eDerbe pitr0en in Wttletoen1C6aft Qe3oaen
tperOen,
, 1893-06-19
Kleine Nohrihten.

= Ser eIettrtibc Sprin9brunnen I'M
Qincoln Yarf miro belte Qlbenb in bielcm
Sabre gum eriten WtaI in Sbdti9tett lein.
-0ie auf beute an9eiebte Sibung 6eS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS muBte auSfalz
len, ba Ricbter @ooOs AM @ri9einen Oerz
binbcrt mar.
= GorneLia 9}eale reicbte 6ellte i'm Su>
periorgericbt cine ScbeiOungsfIage 9e9en
tbrcn Niann Sobn S. 9teale Elm, ben tie be-
icbulbigt, baB CT nit elmer g%eptiien @Oa
8raD tutime BcSte6ungen unterbtelt.
= Sn No7c6tQ murbe gcitcrn bic ncuerz
boute eDongcliicbe ct. &trcbe cinz
getpeibt. 0telelbe beftnDet itb an G6gez
tpater 9tbe., no6e @lortitraBc, uub btetet
500 3u60rern SibplGBe. Seellorger Ser
nDcb iungen @emeinDe lit 8aitor 9apio
8ritning. ST. Dol5pg IN Wfor9cn Sen Oft
ber Q8eibung, bann btelt Baitor Srion bon
Glmburit bic 6eitprebigt unb am gtocbz
mitta8 prebi9te Baitor Sobn. Der 8eiu9
mar etn 5ablreid5er.
@eitern ipur0c in 9espldines 6aS
Miiiionsfeit ser @%cmetn6en Der gtor6z un6
gt~orbtpeftieite, neldbe 5ur Mtiiourt>S pnooe
geb0ren, %9efeiert. 3ipei bicbt NIT QluS>
fliiglern beiebte 3it9c gtngen UNI 8, reip. 9
11Dr bonn 9tortbtDeitern 8abnbot 1b. YaitOr
8rauns BON Der Goncorota= @cmetn6e belt
Bic 6eitprebi9t Dor einer Sa9lrei6en 3uz
b0reridaft un6 Der gemiibte Gbor Der
ct. QucaSz @emeinbe e~rfreute bic Qln>
peienben burcb ib0ne @eiGnge. 9aS Set
er9ab etnen Netltertra9 BON ettu1 $1,000.
, 1893-06-19
Stdoti1bes*
Un unfere Sefer.

9tGc b~iejenigen Nbonnenten, peIbe
nicbt rcgelmdBtg nit benz N6enbbIatt
Der Suinpis Staatsseitung beOtent tperz
ben, itnb bDfliblt erlubt, ut1s no9mals
ibre genauc 9lbrelie per 8oitfarte mit3uz
tbetlen, e6enio bieienigen 8erlonen, tpcl9e
auf Die 3ettung ST. abonniren beabii3ti8en.
, 1893-06-19
= Die 0emofraten mdblten seitern in

= Die Oemofraten tpGblte1 geitern in
Sen Oeri6iebenen @arbS ibre Glubbeamten.
Sn einigen @arbs fam es BET bteier @ez
Ie9enbeit gu iebr lcbbaften Q(uSeinanberz
~iebungen, bod p%erGiefen Bic Q8abIen i'm
2Wgeneincn frie6li1. Sn Der 26. @arO
puroen NeioLutionen an9enommen, pclcbe
itcb gu @uniten bon GleDelan6'8 Nbmini7
~itration auSiprecben, sic 8egnabtgung
Oscar gieebe's perlan9en un0 6arriion's
@eto b~etreffS Ser Wi6lan6s8abn gut
beiBen.
, 1893-06-19
Duroe fret9efpro6en.

Inter Ser Q(nflage ser 6e6lerei itan6
beute 8orrnittag 90. &u6enitein, Der tngfo.
All GlarfitraBe cin 8fanOgei3dft betreibt,
Dor benz 9tdbter 8raopeQ. &ubenitein
battc,por &ur5em bon einem &naben cine
golbene l1br nit Settle I'M gGertbe bon $50
tlr ben 9reiS BON Sc g%etauft. 0er Sunge
bate bic l1br bon ieincr Wutter gcitoblen.
&ubenitein ipteS nocb, BOB er Sen &auf porz
ibriftSmGBig in leine @eid9dftSbi6er etnz
getragen bate, tpOrauf Der Gic5ter bic
RIaae undertaking.
, 1893-06-19
abennhlatt Der auttota etaats- 8ethtte, aetnnae, 49, CUNT 1898.

Die Seierli9feiten, ste fir Bic Gr0ffnung
oes californilcbes StaatSge6Guoes uorbe>
rettet iparen. Bereits cine Sturloe Dorher
rteten Die bon Der &apelle beS britten 9te9t1
menteS 9eipielten 0etlen Der S0bne unb
S0cbter oeS @oloItaateS nacb Dem itattlicben
@ebdube. 9oS Yrogramm Der Seier meiit
Die lcbergabe beS 8aueS un0 ieineS Sn>
bats an @ouperneur Wtarfbam burcb Orn.
San1eS .. Bbelan, ben 8iceprGitoenten Der
californilGben Stats neutrality-suspicious.,
iotpie 2lnipracben be8 @o%uoerneurs Wtarfz
baln, beS caLiforniibclt 9tattonalcommiIz
1GrS SO. s.. De Ooung, ipte beS StaatS~
commiiiGrS Q. SO. 6er9ulon, iotpie mutt
taltlcbe SortrGgc auf. Der @oloitda bat
cine groBe 9lnSabl ieiner S06ne unb GDbter
gu oer @tntpeiDungSfeter geiatot.
Keine 6eIoerthat.
Sin columbilcbcr @ar6ilt betraf oe1tern
Elm iun9es Mdbcbcn babel, pie baiielbe i'm
@artenbaugebdllDe cine Orange an ficb
nabm. ST forberte 0os MGocben auf, sic
eScomotirte Sr16t mieber babin gu legen,
BON tpo es tic 9enpmmen. 9as WtGbcben
faBte Die Sacbe ais etnen S6er5 alf, uno
beetlte ficb nicbt, Der Qufforberln9 nad3uz
fDmlnen. S6lieBltcb aber CAB IS 6en
&aub beraus. 3pei 6erren, bic i3eugen
6dpDn gepeien paren, tpte Ser @arbiit
bos iunge biibicbe Wtdbc6en bot Dem gan3en
8lblitum 10 bemiitbi9te, 6aB es tnS6rGnen
auSbro3, tpOllen ilbrigenS atcb borber ge>
leben baben, baB berleLbe uniformtrte
@G6ter ieG6ft IN ser caIifornticben 9lbz
tbcilung cine grOBe iaftt9e Orange an 1ib
nabn1 uno Deripeiite.
Derf4ieoenes.
SrGuLein StoIe aus Berlin belt am
Somltag 9tabntittag in ser Sale bes Sim
ber9cbdubeS einen tntereiianten, 6urcb
itercppttibe 8tloer erlGutcrten 8ortra0
itber Gcneoig. 0ieier 8ortrdg lit ser erite
elmer Serie bon bier. Nm 9ienitag miro
I'M &tnber9ebGu6e Elm @mpfang Ser CALI
fornii9en SbuIfinber itattftnOen, BEL pelz
cber @elegcnbeit Srau 9otter 9almer cine
Nnipracbe baIten ipirb.
Der colunbti6e @ar6iit Sreb 8ronlon
ipurbe 9eitern Q6el1o auf 6em 8eltausz
lte~IltngSplabe bon 8. S. GbiernenD, cinent
sort beibdfti9ten S6onffeIner, niebergez
i6ld9en un0 10 miBbanoelt, baB ct belinz
nun9slOs naD Dem 6oipital 9eicbafft perz
ben muBte. SDterte11D tpuroe per6aftet.
ST %bebauptet, 0aB 8ron1on iiber i'm, ais
ct nit ether Dame an i6m borbeiging, cine
beletoigenoe 8emertung ma5te, porauf er
t3n an9rtff,
, 1893-06-19

= Sn Ger 81 g8. 2ateitraBe fan6 ge1tern
cine Discriminating itatt, in tpelcber bic
nGberen Gorbereituneg fir Sic @ntbiiuung
6eS yNnarbtlten" 0entmols auf bemQ8albz
beimfrtebbof am nGcblten Sonnta9 be-
lprodben mur0en. 9as bouitdnoi9e Yroz
gramm Der GntbIQungSfeier fol- III elmer
0criammIun9 am MittHo9 Abenb auf9ez
felt tperben.
, 1893-06-19
Wea> Ausfeuune
CHICAGO

perfpri9t ntdt MIR oas er06te frieoIif1e
a~tnertfantife, ionoern oas oroBte frieo=
ltde Gret9niB Ger melt Dor Shlu6 oieies
0~ohrhnroerts gu peroen. mas fiibner, Dor
1ttdts 5uriiGi9redenoer un~ternehmures=
9etit, uebun9 i'm pIanen uno 2tusfihren
9rober Otn9e uto Gelo tbur %f0nnen, nm ole
eRtoa9oer DEMONSTRATING 5u Ger 9ro6s
artt9ften uro el1n3enofen pom alien bis=
bergen DeltausiteIureen III MAIDEN uno
oen Dolfern Ger Groe einen SeeriF Don Ger
Pohe Der te4niider Seiitnnosf6biefeit mo
HUNT IN 9ebe1r, gu wel9er Qmerifa oeoiehen
tit, miro 9eidehen. .
Sir Die re9e GReilnahme, welbe mar hiers
5ulanoe Ger DEMONSTRATING enteeeenbrinet,
lit ole Sereitwili9feit, nit wel6er ole 6eie5s
9ebnn9en fat aler Staoten beoeutenoe Sums
men gu oem 9ro6en 5wef bepiaiet baben,
Elm hinret6enoer 8epeis. Nit fetie ma6s
ienoem 1ntereHe ~perfolet ole ean3e cipiIiiirte
Delt ole etn3elner 5orti6ritte in Ger Gnts
wideluno. ollie nit Ger meltausteluno in
Derbitoun9 ftehenoen GreieniHe muroen pom
Qnbe9tnn III Ger y1ainois Stdats3eitun9"
nit Der 9ebIhreroen Sorofalt behanoelt. Die
mo6enaus9abe enthdlt fortIaufeao in iibers
ftdtlt6er form cine Flare Oaritellhn9 aaer
bed6tensmertben Dorednoe, nel6e fi6 bis
sum Sdlu6 Der 2Iusftelun9 uno barber
htnaus gu einem eribopfenoen 6efammtbilo
9eftalten peroer. Cine f%unoioe, fadoem66e
Sdiloerun9 DER meItausftelun9 in ihrem
Gntftehen, wte in ihrer Dolenouno miro fir
piele Qauienoe bier uro i'm alien Daterlaroe
Don bohem merthe iein. mon fam oes.
halb iider fem, oaB a perwonoten uno
5reunoen fein erpiini9teres 6ei6enf wdh'
reno oieier 3eit ietoer Fam, ais, inoem man
Elm Qbonnement auf oas mo9enblatt DER
nJutnois Stauts3eitur9" fir fe befent.
6eraoe oiefe ~2Iuseabe ei9net ii9 weeen
threr umfadenoen Seridte porneRmIi9 gum
Derianot nab Deutiblano.
Oas Jahresabonnentent auf oas Wo9en.
bIatt Der nJainOis Staots5eitun9" betrdet
fir oas
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
The Waco Post and Telephone

The Waco Post and Telephone
copjointly aud simultaneously gave
to THE News and its editor last
even ng, almost a column and a
half write up. If they will correct
some few errors which inadvertant.
antly crept in and send bill it will
be settled, though we did not order
it. In order to collect they must
instead of saying TIE News dis
likes cit zens of foreign lineage,
state they never saw anything IN
The News which would justify the
statement that The News dist kes
any citizen of this nation. Anoth-
er little mistake which shows the
roast was served before it was done,
is the intimation the Southern Mer.
curry was a failure under the EDITOR
ial control of J. Il. Bennett. When
Mr.. Bennett accepted that position
the Mercury had ten thousand sub
scribers; when he resigned, against
the earnest protest Of its board OF
managers, he left it with thirty tive
thousand paying subscribers, and
has had the satisfaction of seeing
engrafted in the platforms of the
democratic party of the state all the
reforms viii III he advocated while
editing that paper. There are some
few other misstatements doubtless
the result of ignorance, and not OF
malice, which viii be overlooked.
If the Post. Telephone will kindly
make the corrections indicated, and
send in the bill for the original
write up, thus modified, we will
pay it, provided it be as modest as
their circulation.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

The unwi'e and indiscriminate ex.
ercise CT the pardoning power has
tempted thousands of excellent cit
liens to regret such a power was
ever vested in executives of the
states. The governor CT Alabama
has pardoned State Treasurer Vim
cent, who embezzled 100000, be-
cause $4,000 people signed the pc
tition and the governor of Ohio has
pardoned Harper, president of the
Fidelity bank, who bankrupted tt at
bank by using it's capital in specula-
tions in futures in wheat. Gov. Hogg
is not chargeable with an abuse of
the pardoning power, and it is for.
tunate for Texas that he has finn
ness enough to resist importantly
and unmeanipg petitions.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

The remonetiz alton of silver is
the only thing that can restore our
ina1 ces to sound and sta bic con-
dition. The plank in the Chicago
democratic platform in regard to
the coinage and use of gold and
silver must be carried out by
appropriate Legislation or the demo.
oracy will forfeit the respect and
confidence of the people. The
people will not stand a sham plat.
form that was fixed up only to
csjole and cczen the public out of
their votes.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
RELIGIOUS.

Cbristia Chu,ch-Eleventh and
Washington, F. \ Calvin, pastor,
Sunday School, $3.50 a. m song
service, ;: 80 p. IN. followed BY a
sermon The choir will be a. SISTED
by Miss Catharine Bell and Miss
Lulu johnson.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rev. Frank Page Rector, service 8
at IL a. m. and s:l5 p. m. Seats
free, all are invited.
Fifth St. Get Methodist Church
There will be preaching at II
O'Clock a. IN. ard S:l5 p. m, to-
morrow by the pastor. All cordial
ly INIT, d to be present,
Cum b8 rland Presbyterian Cnurch
Services at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, corner of l?th
and Washir ston street,, at l | a. m.
by Rev. J. Wood Stone. Sunday
school al $50 a. M. J. II. Gouldy,
superintendent. All are cordially
invited to intend.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

Now that they have elected re-
publican to the office of mayor, and
pitchforked republicans into nearly
every city Office, the recusant and
tender.footed democ, ats of San
Antonio should enjoy the highest
grade of beatitude. But they can
not rank as democrats anywhere in
Texas except in San Antonio.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

Farmers are in the habit of in.
dulging in many complaints about
the scarcity of farmers in our legis.
lative halle, but they themselves
are solely to blame for it. Let
farmers fit themselves for public
station by course of reading and
study on public Issues, and they
will soon be drafted into the public
service by their fellow citizens.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

Ex-senator Ingalls, arrai gns the
press for its intense partyism and
its sacrifice of patriotism to party.
ism, but while he occupied seat
in the senate, Mr.. Ingalls, was a
bitter and blind partisan and kept
his patriotism corked up 80 tight
that none of it ever escaped.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

To the Post Telephone: The man
in the moon or George Clark has as
much to do with the editorial ex-
pressions of TuE News as does the
Honorable Richard Coke.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

J j. Ingalls, favors the deporta-
ton of the negroes TO Africa; but,
he has not ciphered out the cost of
transporting 5000 600 of people
to Africa and subsisting them for a
year after reaching it. Practc Atty
is not trait of Ingalls,.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

The welfare of Texas demands
that the law be amended 80 az to
allow nine jurors to return YER
dict in civil and criminal cases, and
this change should be made an is.
sue in the next election. With this
change, a conviction for murder,
would become possibility in Dali
las and certainty elsewhere.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

A negro rapist has been lynched
in Illinois and the republican papers
of the North can now open fire on
their own people and case up on the
South. If negroes will stop such
brutal outrages on white women,
the lynching of them will stop.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

Tatfy is the open sesame to the
estate press" column of the
Galveston News and its Dallas
annex. Out of the SEQ newspapers
published in Texas very few are
ever mentioned in Estate press"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
CIRCULAR NO. Is93-25.

no AGENTS:
Commencing Thursday, June
1st, 1898, Sleeping Car service
between Memphis and Waco on
trains 3 and 4 will be discontin-
ued, and through Buffet Sleeping
Car service will be established on
trains 3 and 4 between Waco,
Tex, and Chicago, ILL.,, (and inter
mediate points,, via Cairo and
the Illinois Central X. r., opera
ted on the following schedule:
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
The Only Democratic Daily In Gen.
trail Texas.

A mugwump is not demo crat,
but is a pendulum between demo
cracy and republicanism, and really
belongs to no party.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
Fatal and Destructive Fire.
By Assoc lated Press to The News:

By Associated Press TO The News:
CoNEy ISLAND, n. Y, June H.
This resort was visited by another
bad fire at an early hour this morn
ing, resulting in the destruction of
about fifty thousand dollars worth
of property, the burning to death
of John Madden, volunteer
fireman, and slightly burning Of
several other brave laddies.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

If speech be silver, the speeches
made in the called session of coz
gress ill amount to an unlimited
free coinage Of silver.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

All bills due The NEws Office for
advert I'll sing subscription or press
work are payable alone to
J. R. BENNETT,
or to his authorized agent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
Bills whicn 1t is expected The News
to pay must De authorized by all
order signed by J. Il. BENNETT.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17

Passengers from Fl. Worth and
Sherman line: can take through
Sleeper for Chicago and Mt.
Plea. ant.
All Illinois Central r. X. trains
pass directly trough the Worlds
Fair grounds.
South-boune Sleeper will be
open at 9 p. n. for the reception
Of passengers It Central Station,
Chicago.
E. w. LABAUN,
GOnl Pass. & Tiki. Agt.
S. G. WARNER,
Co.. A. Lines in Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-17
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