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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
WIND AND LIGHTNING.
Four Persons Reported Killed
Near Stanberry, Mo.

wear NhO'
STANBERRY, Mo-, June 2l.-A ter
rife wind, rain and hail storm struck
Stanberry this afternoon. Much dam
age was done to buildings and other
property. Judge Masou's house was
struck by lightning and burned. Will
lam Cummings. farmer living five
miles southwest of this city, was in
stantiy killed. Three members Of John
Doyle's family, in the same neighbor-
hood, are reported killed. Other MEM
bers of the family are seriously injured.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 2l.-A
cyclone passed through Adair county,
southwest of here. tonight and devas-
tated strip quarter OF a mile wide.
A large number of farm houses ware
destroyed, but no fatalities are reported.
A child was carried twenty rods through
the air and escaped unhurt.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
Waiting on the Grand Jury.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-It is settled
that the army court of inquiry appoint
ed to ascertain Col. Ainsworth's official
responsibility for the accident at Ford's
theater will not reassemble until the
grand jury shall have concluded its
investigation of that affair.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
THE FIRES ARE OUT.
Heavy Rains Quench the Flames
in Wisconsin,.

in Wisconsin,.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, June 2l.-lt
is probable that the devastating hres,
which have been raging unchecked
through the forests in this section for
the past week or more, have been
quenched. Within the past twenty
four hours considerable rain has fallen
over wide scope Of country here
about. About o'clock this afternoon
very heavy showers visited this city and
surrounding country, flooding the
streets and cheering the hearts of the
people with hopes that the fearful de-
struction by forest fires has been stayed.
Reports from Iron River and other en-
dangered points are to the effect that
the fires are out and no further trouble
is feared.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
Bodies of the Dead Soaked
Through Before They Are
Removed.
The Clothing on Some Of the
Victims Was Torn to
TattepS.
Thirty or Forty People In
jured by the Terrific
Shock.
Three Bolts of Lightning Be-
lieVed to Have Struck
the Pole.
Special to the Globe.

Special TO the GIobe.
RIVER FALLS, Wis. June 2l.-Dur-
ing severe thunder storm this after
noon at about o'clock lightning struck
the first center pole In the menagerie
of Ringling Bros. Seven people were
killed. and quite number injured, none
of the latter fatally. The killed are:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
LAID OFF 500.

Poor Iron Market Operates
Against Workmen.
Special to the Globe.
Tower, Minn.. June 21.-The Mime
sofa Iron company, operating the Chand-
Ter and Minnesota mines, has laid OIL
800 men. Depression in the iron market
and no sales of ore are the cause. Both
mines are running half force.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
Made Assistant Messenger.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-.Judge Loch-
rem today appointed Robert Brott as
sistant messenger in the pension bureau.
Young Brott is the son of George +.
Brott, sheriff OF Ramsey county in 1851,
when St. Anthony was included in
Ramsay
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
Moyements of Steamships.

New YoRK-Arrived: Italia, Stettin; Teu-
tonic, Liverpool.
GEyo1-Arxsved: Fulda. New York.
BRFMEN-Arrived: Elbe, New York.
IoNnoN-Sishted: Lain, New York; Ma
iestio. New York Weimar, Baltimore.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
Dropped Twenty-Five Degrees.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 21.-The
heated spell of the last two days ended
here at noon with heavy rain, which
was general over the state. The mer-
curry dropped % degrees i'll thirty min
utes, Crops had been in great need of
rain and are vastly benefited.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
CRUSHED In THE RUINS.
Three Killed in a House Wrecked
by aCyclone.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 21.-News has
reached here of a disastrous cyclone at
Conception, Mo-, sixty miles north
of this city. The wind blew at the
rate of eighty miles an hour. The
house of John Doyle was blown
down, Doyle and his wife and an old
man named Little being killed. The
solid front wall Of the library of New
Englwood was blown down. and 10000
square feet OF brick wall tumbled in
side of the structure. Torrents of ram
completed the destruction of the edifice.
Twenty houses and barns were blown
down and number of people hurt.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
choroed with Horse Stealing.

Special to the Globe.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, June 2l.-
Sheriff Hamilton has arrived in-tile city
with John Blevin and Jim Guynn,
ranchers In the Highwood country east
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
Reeardine the Funeral,

is. still keeping vigil at the bed
side. No definite arrangements have
vet been made
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22

sent for the local physician, DR.. Stoll-
ard. but there was nothing left for
medical skill. Death resulted imme-
diately from heart failure. Mrs. Stan
ford, though overcome by the shock.
bears up wonderfully and moves about
directing all the arrangements with
wonderful. .irmness.
1t has been evident for some time
that Senator Stantord's demise was a
question of but short time. His symp-
toms were apoplectic, and his weight
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
AU PUBLIC.

Remerciant la population de la
Corporation d'Abb6viile en- par,i
cutler, ct de Ia pasoisse VertDilion
en- general ; pour favems recues ct
appreciates. Je les prize lu6ividnel-
ment ct collectivemeut de les CONT
nner Ell faveur de mon fis, Mr..
G. Albert Escudier, auqucl i'ai
transfers toutes les ~affaires dc ma
STOP, terblanterie, tole, Gu autre ira
vaux. On peut Sc confer a Tai pour
pour tout ce chi depend de cette
llgne de travaux ct on lie trouvera en-
toute Circumstance, fd6le, habile OF
conscientious. 'Toute faveur a hi
sera dumcns appr6cide par
Votre etc. CH4s. EsCUDIER,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20

Broussard Sarrszin hrs of-Guidry
Eusebe hrs of Broussard Eugene hrs
of 80 acres BID n by a. Dopre
Broussard $ by same e by Bayou
Vermision. 5 50.
On said day of sale I will sell
such portions Of said property rs
each debtor will point ont, ana in
case the debtor will not point
sufficient property, | will at once.
and without further delay, sell The
least quantity of said proper ty of
any debtor, which any bidder will
buy for the amoaat of taxes, Interest
and costs due by said debtor The
sale viii be without apraisement.
for cash. in legal tender money Of
tue United States, and the proper
~ sold shall be r~edeenable at any
time within one year from the date
of sale, by paying the price given
with twenty per cent, and costs and
penalty added.
sherif's Office, April %. 1893.
Per l.. o. BRoUssARp.
Dy-Sherif & Tax Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
Land Office New Orleans.
AnriI 28Ih. l2QR

April 26th, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed no.
tice OF his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Clerk of District Court OF Able
vile on Monday June 18th. 1893
viz: Jules Simon who made Home.
stead Entry No l0354 for the. cast
hall of north east quarter Section 2
Township u South Ra6ge / East
La; Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of, said lard,
viz: Desire Meaux William Roach
Delma Meauz Francois ETebsrt Jr.
all of Vermilion Parish La.
Chas. G, Palfrey,
Register.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court;
Parish of Fermilion.
Aleybier Saryer

i IN AZ E1tbA NSF .@Ez n-- .w.
Us. No E3S,
Sylvcstre Abshire ct als1
Rf virtue of an order Of seizure and saIt
- issued by the Hon. A. c. Allen. ,Jpdat
OF the court aforesaid, and to me directed
III the matters Of the above nulmbereaan
entitled suit, authorizing and empower.
ing me to seize and sell the hereinafter
described property Of defendants to salts
fy Judgment Of plaintiff, / will sell at pub-
i,c auction, to the last and best bidder at
the front doof of the courthouse of said
par19h, on
SATURDAY, MAY a7th, 1898.
between the hours OF II o'clock 4. m. and
z O'Clock ?. Ill, the following described
property to-Wit:
One certain tract of land containing
TWO Hndre and fifty acres, being bos.i-
ded on the north by Jules Campbell and
Lasfle Bertrand, on the west by Joseph
ant on the. east by Paul Lapointe. And
another tract of land containing one hun-
dred and fifty acres bounded on the north
west by lands of Mrs Bfe Phersou. on
the south by Delmas Absiire on the east
by Joseph Schexnailder and school land
Whach lands are situated in this parish.
Terms n conditions: For o sufficient
amount in cash to satisfy the sum of Five
hundred and twenty five dollars with in
terest at the rate OF eight per cent per an
nun from January 1st. 1892 until paid
and the attorneys fees together with all
costs OF this suit and the balance if anv
Febfurry Goth, 1894.
Sherltfs Office Abbeyille, La. April22nd
1856 A. L. leblanc
herif.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
REAL
HOME SEEKERS AND LAND
BUYFRS

II You want cheap, good lard either for
homes or for speculation, come to a sec
ton which a new Railroad is JUST fully
developing, a section which ON account of
the richness Of its soil and other natural
advantages is bound to soon enjoy boom
and permanent boom, where the climate
is made healthy and pleasant by the Gulf
breeze, where the opportunities for grow
to "ppi5
WHITE, BRoUssARD AND GREENE
and yon viii find lands of all kinds ya,,
VIII receive prompt and courteous renlies
TO all inquiries and will, no doubt. fnd
exactly what yon are iii search for. Al
bite. Broussard and Greene
Abbeviile. Louisiana.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
State of Louisiana. /.
Parish of Vermilion.

ltth, judicial District Court.
Succession of Clemertine Rollins.
No. Ill.
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested 10 said succession
that Solomon Wise has fled app lica
ton ID the office of Clerk of Court
praying Tor discharge as administra
tor and the cancellation os his bond
and that therefore if they have any
opposition TO make thereto Tor them
to bic the same in writing in the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of Court withi1
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal {
ONCE this End, day Of May A. d.
1873. Alcide Leblanc,
Clerk Of C ourt
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
Third Ward.

Blanc bet, Anastasie hrs OF 95 IND
2-7 int BID n by hrs of W f Area s
and w by public road and imp 81 So
Caldwell, Geo w 10 acres bd N by @
Blanchet S by Theall W by Dupuy.
4 lots I'D N by pub road s bp r Mil
ton 4 and w b$ j M Beauxis 2 81
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
WHAT BARGAINS!
IN
REAL
OFFERED BIZ
WHITE,
BROUssARD
and GREENE.
SPLENDID AND CHEAP pRopFRrY

NO. 1.-The Cade plantation. situate,
about seven miles South of Abbeyi1ie. O,
the East bank of VeT1milion RivsI. con
tanning 1000 acres with improvemenfscon
sistlng or twodwelling houses. a humble
OF CABINS. stables, barns, cotton gin. etc
Price. $$35. coo. So :
NO. Eight hund. ed acres virgin land
SIX m1ies below Abbeville, on the lef
bank Of Yermilion River inst across t,,
river from the Ramsey Refinery heayiI,
numbered. Price, S12,00o.
Ao.S-Ihe Wise plantation, ten mile.
above AbheviIle,on the West bank q
FefnlfiIon River containing about 700 a
raes well improved Price, Sill. Loco.
NO. Hoo acres of naked virgin prairie
lana. Eve miles West of Abb-v1lie. fol
$4,000.
No; 5-ls,oo acres naked prairie ana
for $4,000.
NO. 6-443 acres cypreas swamp land Ter
miles below Abbeville. for $4,000
NC. 7-330 acres we'll improved prairie
land one mile South of AbBeyille, frept.
ing the River, for $4,000.
No. 8-@Fhe Louis Thibeanx plantation
containing 2pT3 acres four miles from, h
beyllle, for 1900.
No; 9-Ihe Isaac plantation five miles
so''th-West OF Abberille containing 24l
acres well iInprnra3 Fo,. Do rim,
NJ n rasE - @'''2oo.
ten miles below Abbeville. eontainin@
200 acres of well improved and beary
timbered land, for AZ, 500.
NO. 1.-The Owens plantation nine
miles south of Abheviile. on the Tast
eailk Of feFmilion River, containing go
harel land with "a i,s ~ = iaItIy I'm,
orange grcfe. g}aacb sr.5aa /, petitaili
So. 500. otc.' LOT
No. 13-Tfe 4. F.. IeRlape nl.n
two miles East Of AbbeviIIe namtasaaiall
1877 acres we'll improved fors IA 700 a,A'aihihe
miles above bhbe 1NqheN pla1taflon, elgh
of Vernlilion River. coa9a;n sdeo ia ate pallk
No. 14-Thn G;heon
miles below 5bbeyilIe no"ttsa1ion' seven
res. for $1,000 i4o ac-
No. J5--Tlfe Monfapre nle1t.t;an a.
West df AbbeyilIo, coataining 10 ~. -
crss, iar SI;,502.
miles South - If Ai hhsv PIahsaflqn, if
Bank I Of Fermillion River. containing
= No. Oh IS@THe : Il Hon-4.
light miles below Abbaviiie: on fits I Eaat
l XIII )" eon asflai6lo4 14 Ri noer o pr Hope
Q o. acres SET out i peach, orange as'p pecan ~
u No. ls1 The fIo CO.. Tral,an
midway between Royvilla ana tabbsyiile,
$50 S55isl'i4'5s - acres wen improved, for
40. DIT. L; Ransom plantation. adj
DaatFs factory a I h eont 1 mine fr 1"a s . central trial I
pNp a yadfd for s, 600.
$ from Abbeville, fdr sI,aos. '''9 ASe NIL
No; s1,7o acres Improved praire land
No. pa strip on the e eiIt5s, TT ii Chen
s 5na a' llgfe ridge on ths Gulf coast, for
10. 28-The E. Smiley plantation. s;x
mes y Vest g.t q AbbeTille containing 50
1000. : '1pl0Soa pfalt'e lalid for
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
NONaRES1DENTs.

Allen David, 43 88-lGo acres
sw by Bagley, G by Staufer ana
Butand 3 CT.
Borrel VIM 25 acres and inn NV d,
OF Sc Or, SC II, 7. IL, ST. B east.
Broussard Elodie Mrs, i6O acres
D half OF sc ar 6 half Of sw or, sec
10 tip IL sr. ! n. 3 IS.
Broussard Jas M. 1906 y hf of NV
Or sec g tp II sr. | w 4 As
Can PAMELA Mrs 5 in Reyillon tr'ct
bot. from w. G. Leonard, IS.
Can APP, GEES. L. and j. G.. I62 nc
Or sec b tip. | sr. 2 W. 1853.
David HillIare 6u Mrs T David q
Aur. Dphon sr. 80.
Foote VIM. r. 43 70 in e nor. of 40
or sec 81 tp 10 sr. 2 e. l 80.
Herpin Pierre $50 lot 6 of parti.
tion bet. hrs Philozie Meaux IA.
Kennedy Jno est. of lot 68 at Perry's
Bridge. ID.
Landry JOS Jr. l60 Sc or sec to. IL
sr. 2 e. 6 70.
Otis T. K. and c.. D. Murohy S Q hi
lot ! IN black 50 in Leonardville
l 40.
4 81.
Renoudet Anthony and Z. Babineeux
AZ so n ?. Reanx 8 O. Segnra G
z. Gary Z. Galtier. 35.
Simon Elise wife Alex NJ. Vincent
1927 sw or sec 8 tp IL sr. 8 e.
SO $ hf Of n hf and hf of Sc ar.
sec 3 tp II ar 8 e and imp. Il 81.
Scott Jas FL. 10 in Revillon tract bit
from W. C. Leonard. 10,
Unknown owner so n and 8 by Alex
Dnpre Broussard Q Bayou Vermil.
ion. 4 IS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20


iCboat Mrs Josephine (wife Of Isaac
Choai) 40 81 w os sw4f sec 10 tp
l4sr. 2 east. I 40.
Gaspard Antoine Jr. 1906 east ] OF
ne4 sec rs tp. IL ar. | east aud
improvements. 4 rs.
Lege Ademar s rs Il OF ne4E sec IS
sr. 2 east & imps i VI Of sef of
bw4 e II tp. Il sr. 2 e. 8 As
Laurent Albert-N. Champagne
1923 in 3. por. Of frac. ne4 sec
"a tp. IL sr. 4 east. 3 81
Lemaire Jno 100 n. O. Lemaire east
Perry y. Jos Leon & imp. = wood
in Baudoin tract east Putnam.
Lapoirte Aurelia Mrs ~ 2. Har-
ringron & e Jos Lemaire & imp.
2 81.
Lyons W. n. I lots at Perry's
Bridge n. Hare st, $ Wakenan st.
2 40.
Manseanx Sylvestre IS n Thomas
s Ernest Bertrand 4 81.
Morton Marcus l. 1898 sci of sci
sec 20 & svf of sw4 sec 20 tp. u
81. 2 eaat.--80 96 SCI Of swI sec
q and sw} Of SCI sec q tp Is sr.
; en- SCI of nw4 sec 8 tip 10 ar
Re and imp--6o ne41 of nw1 Sci
of nw4z sec 3 tp IA sr | go vi
of NV Or. sec 3 tip. IA sr. 2 east
40 me- or Of ne Or sec 80 tp Is sr.
2 east-35 in ne Or of sw or sec
Is tp Is ST.. 2 East 20 10
Marceaux leo 100 n Bayou Quen
Tortue. s G.. Hungerford G Mis- f
Mouton-Si $ B i A TBroussard
Sr. aud imp. Is "a
Marceaux JOS D. 24l in n1 sec %
tp - ST. 2 W and imp. ii 81.
Mire Jos 10 ne1 Of SCI sec 8 tp Il
sr, 2 east. 2 IS
Numa 4D~41 und. ! inst in
SCI Of nwI and sw4 Of ne44 sec 81
tp. y ST., 2 east and imp. Is &c.
Jos Anrelien 70 on Bay
Gu Queue Tortue and imp. 7 35.
: rimeanx Emile heirs of, Aug Ri
chard agt. s n Philozie Bronssard
$ Miss NJ. j. Edgar Bayou Que
Tortae. .38.
soussel Paul Mrs "a 4 n Sevignier
Landry 8 Mrs Y G'sclair g Bayou
Termilion, ,9S.
'chexnaiIder Fernest 10 swhr of sw {
or sec 81 tp u ar. 2 Q. 7 50.
'chexnailder Francois l. l6O seI sec )
20 tp.12 sr. 2 G and imp, 7 SO. !
SEVENTH WARD. !
Lofty Jr. 40 II O Hebert 3 r. !
Hebert o G Briggs and imp. 5 SO !
Julie hrs Of 63 3 Putnam $ !,
Fletcher ct ais W Judy Wells 26f
Henry 220 A. Boudreaux !
8 4 Bronskard ct ais G Bayou Yer :
thilion-l60 neI sec | to. IA II.
east and imps.-s00 n J. B. Mia !
3 l.. G. Rice. 81 "a. {
Frank, l4-63 acres in ,
Reeves tract, L Is, SR s q, z a
and 5 by VIM Cade, and imp 81 q q,
Miles. Est of 1851 acres. N II
by Is Rice. Il by Bite Grogan S &
Jos Harris aud imp. 4l47.
Iebert Delmas. Is acres imp sW q
' portion of n ] of NV ! sec 9, T t.
3. sr 3 east and imp rs 81 n,
cups Denas T, 40 45 NV or OF se &C
r sec 70, I Is, sr 2 e and imp 8 81 p'
Fhite Walter, B aud Geo GO acres IS
n hy E E Darby. G and . public
road and imp 4 Al. :
NON-REs1DENTs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-05-20
STATE TAX SALES
0fEu.rnovabfe Property

UE FEbfFMOYADEe ETDWEFAy
The STATE VLomiSiaNa rs Delinquent
Tar Debtors
Parish Of Termt5ion as Delinqaea!
Tar Debtors
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28

ton be felt, and our voice be heard
by our president and his advisers.
But, to be effective. we must BIZ
prompt, Other wise it may be too
late to retract the disgrac, now
bending down upon us, and the
wrong about to bs inf cted on the
Russian people. Let all our unions
send resolutions and protest to the
president, secretary of state and
senate, and to the press throughout
the country.
"From thu All ,ntic to the Pac tic
our voice OF indignation shall ring
and permeate every hamlet of true
Americ ans, and let our zeal not be
relaxed until our efforts 10 save the
honor of our nation are crowned
with success, and this disgraceful
treaty be RET allied or null ti~d. Oar
country must forever remain the
asy lum an! breathing spot for all
who dare brave danger for freedom s
sake, and sack refnge from persecu.
ton of tyranny and despotism."
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
Bayou City Notes,

SPECIAL Correspondence to Tho News.
HousToN, Tex March q Mr.. G.
lombard left last night for Phisdel
phia.
Hon A. W. Terrell, OF Austin, was
in the cry last night.
}. J Moody editor of the Flatonia
Argus, was in Houston ye' terday.
Dan D Brien the demen,ed man
who wandered of from home Saturday
morning, was found in the outskirts
of the city this morning He WAS
armed at the time found and it was
with trouble tina, he was taken. but
was finally overcome and is now in
the county Ill Tor safe keeping.
Au Ordnance was put before the
city connciI this evening to he acted on,
asking thai the variety lheaters, dance
houses and gambling dens be closed.
The city is overrun. with tough char
aclers, and murders have got to be an
slmost daily thing An appeal was
made TO the citizens of the town to go
b, fore the council and show by their
presence that they wished these places
closed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
Buying Homes.

Tho following named persons
bought homes from me last week, and
have stopped paying house rent,,o wit
J O. Russell, NJ A. Akin, j. X
Daniel, Jim Akin, F. NJ. Honea, i.
Johnson, r. f. Bull, Geo. Mcfarland,
John q. Honea. and w. w. Martin.
This is very good for one week, but
| have large lis, Of SPECIAL bargains
for this week that are equal to any Of
the above.
sm making a specially Of furnish
ing cherp homes to the people, and
tho terms offer are unequaled.
Call and see me- JAMES l. MOORE.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
Rtcher by Three Million.


CHICAGO. March IS. William II
Cornell, OF Olney, in this state. is
probably richer by three Il ,arters of
a million d liars today tuan he was
yesterday. Way back last SUNNI r
ne received information to the feet
that ne was sole hrir to an English
estate appraised at eight hundr d
thousand dollars. Cornell was
penn less, but An Olnty bus ness
man furn shed him the capital to go
to Eng and and employ couosel.
Recently aivices ware rec ,ived
to the effect that the court of
Cnancery had issuct a ccmpulsc y
writ under which the trus ees viii
tod'y turn over to Cornell the ei :
tire estate.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
A Note From President higgins.

WACO, Texas, March %, 1898.
My DEAR SIR Waco Comm rcial
Club meets tonight in the CT mmittee
room, city hall, at 8 O'Clock. Matters
Of interest TO you. Questions like the
following considered
L. When and where shall we locate
the tree wagon YARDS
. Shall we charter the Waco Com.
mercial Clutg
). Do we need All inspector Of
weights and measures?
i1ow can We best cooperate with
county commissioners in securing bet
ter roAds to Waco
. Shall we appoint delegates to the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Con
gressY
6. Shall we build comm rcial club
building!
Some of the above are only sugges
tions. The first item ought to be
settled now. Any parry wishing to
say anything is invited to be present
or ever hereafter hold their peace "
Come with pointed, practical sugges
tions on the above or any other sub
Ject 1t is your meeting, your inter
est. Waco needs more business
United work will increase our trade
Promote our mutual good by Co
operation. j. w. HIGGINS,
Pres W. &. G.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
A New Departure.

I.ockouts are common and stale, but
locking IN as adopted by Messrs.
Stay deD. K'tkscy & Co is a new
wrinkle. To lose the door key is only
la king to make we've got EN- YER
liable fact. Between two and three
hundred operatives mostly women,
are on the second floor OF their mills
In the event of fire or an alarm OF fire
the means of hasty exit is scarcely
adequate with all doors open. This
matter concerns the public and should
be looked after. OBSERVER.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
A Famous Swiudler.s Case.

spec al TO the News.
OAnKosu, Wis, March 2s The
case OF Ferdinand Jules Tnrur. the
now famou insu, ance swindIer, is
before Justice Merrill this after
noon. Only suffic evidence will
lie taken to Justify his b ing held
to the circuit court. There is no
defense, Thrun having m ,de full
confession. in which he tells how
the plot was la d, the skeleton pro
cured, how he went to New Orleans
and remained there until captured.
Interest chi. fly cente's now upon
his declaration that T. G III ansen,
the we'll known claim sg4nt of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad was the
originator of the scheme to defrsud
the insurance companies. Charles
W. Felker, one of the leaders of the
Wisconsin bar. has been retained
on behalf of Hanson, and processes
his ability to prove that the case
against his client has been trumped
up ny the insurance companies X
Handy, who signed an affidavit &c
the effect that Thrun was burne d
to death when the house took fire,
bat who. as Thrun claims, saw hin
and talked with him after wayd. also
insists that he has perfect ans vel
to the charge. Thrun will be hello
TO the criminal court, while Hansen
will make hard fight to avoid hi
case going up.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-28

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