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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28
MORE DEFIANCE OF LAW,
Tasneesee the Scene or Crimas at
Criminals.

Criminals.
JRLLICo. TENN. Feb. 81 Before be
i iyncned Saturday night for his assault
OF Miss Mamie Cecil Joe Payne, col
oed, confessed that he ard three other
r3en, whose names he gave some -mouths
san, criininelly assaulted and murdered
Mildred Bryant, a white girl
Two mobs were organized to lynch
Haynes confederates One of the men is
Joseph Tye, now in jail at Williamsburg,
ana one mob would have gone after him
# az engine could have been procured.
Tie members of the other mob art
searching for the other two men impli
ca,ed, and there are good chances Of
more lynchings soon. The authorities
are mating no attempt to preserve order
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NEW YORK, Feb 27-Shortly after
8 O'Clock tins morning the revenue cut
ter Washington, while entering the slip
at the barge Office. was run into by An
mex No. IF the Pennsylvania railroad
The boat struck the cutter amidships
aud partially sunk her. Nobody was
INJURED.
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

To handle the Patent Chemical Ink:
frasing Pencil. The most useful and
novel invention Of the age Erases ink
thoroughly In two secords. Works IKE
magic. go to 500 per cent profit. Agents
making $50 per week We also want
a general agent 70 take charge OF territory,
and appoint sub agents. A rare chance
y make monev. Write for terms and
specimen OF erasine.
THE MONROE ERASER WF'6 CO
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No Receiver for Atlanta's BI ken
Bank.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Conptrolle
Hepburn said this morning that as far
as he was advised there would be no
need of the appointment of receiver
for the Gate City National Bank OF At
lanta, Ga. Bank Examiner Store has
gone to Atlanta to assist Examiner
Campbell in strengthening out the : fairs
Of the Gate City bank.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28

AsHEvILLE n c., Feb. 27 Sa'ur
lay night J III. II berts and Bud
Whittem ,re, living AT Blrnardsville. in
this county. got into sn alteration and
began shooting Big jam" Whittemore.
father of Bud, ran into help bis son and
was shot three times. dying instantly
r 'berts died last night of his wounds
Y Yaung WhittemoFe escaped. The Killing
was the outcome of trouble between
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28
Ada, Stevenson In Warrington.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill Feb. 27.-Vlce.
President elect Stevenson and party.
under the escort of the Illinois Club, lefe
in special train for Washington this
morning.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28

WASHINGTON, Fec. 27-President
Harrison TO cay Issued his proclamation
convening the senate IN extra session a.
noon March 4th. The proclsmation is
the usual ole issued at the end Of the
Presidential term and on the incoming of
the new administration.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28
The First Veto of the Sc s.ion.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The President
returned to the house to day without his
approval the bill prescribing the number
of district attorneys and marshals IN the
judicial district in the state of Alabama
This is the first veto of the present ses-
sion.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
REPORT OF THE PROCEEnrNc.
OF FTHRsFOkTY-SlXrH DAY.
NOUN houses Rushing Buainess-Ac.
uvity AZ Morning and Night
Sessions.

uSNy as MOrn1Dg and Night
ssssions.
MONDAY, Feb s27 The senate 10.
called to order at 10 80 o'clock by Lieut..
Governor Dpughton.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Brsnson.
Journals dispensed with.
The following bills passed:
70 incorporate Fayetteville, passed
third reading
To allow Asheville to issue sewer
bonds, passed third reading.
To incorporate the Rutherford and
folk railroad. passed its third reading.
To amend the charter of the town of
Gibsonville, passed third reading.
To incorporate the Y. M. G. A. of
Raleigh, passed third reading
TO establish a colored normal school
at Durham was tabled.
To Toincofporate the Thomasville Bank
ing and Trust Company, passed its third
reading.
To allow the trustees of the Methodist
church at Edenton to borrow money on
mortgage, passed third reading.
To pay justices of the peace and poll
holders in~CatswbA county in certain
cases, passed third reading
To punish persons with fine aud i'm
prisonment who engage in lynching, etc.
made special order ior to morrow at Ii
o'clock.
Evening Session.
The senate met st o'clock and pro
ceeded to the consideration of bills OF
the calendar
The only measure of any importance
acted on was the bill for the establish
ment of system of State banks fol
North Carolina, which is to take effec
90 days after the repeal of the 10 pei
cent. tax on State bank issues by Con
gress. THE bill passed its second read
ing by a decided maj ,rity. Qnite
number Of local bills were disposed Of.
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Au1ther Georgia Tragedy.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb. 81 AT Offer
man last night E W. Stewart went to
the house OF Abe Thomas, colored, and
shot him dead. Thomas had few hours
previous cursed Stewart and called him
approb,Ous names.
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a FirSt-ClaSs Hotel to Rent.

Three-story frame building. twenty-five
large rooms, good we'll slightly chaly-
oeate gar den fruit trees. tables, etc.
Apply to DR.. VA >DIVER, Weaver
vile. n. g or to JANIS b. CONVERSE,
GorVistown. Tenn. feb1l.
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No Choice uouta ma.

HELENA, Mont. Feb. 81 -Oa one
ballot for a United States Senator there
was no choice.
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- Is o. vALU .rLg carr P4hTY-

- -'4@ W ALI eAlt III L q Ia MY
= b yir'u- ufs ecrrr ct sSupa I'D. court
BE cou o 10 the a. e-,slt 4. r-.d.uss e--
lt J Holci7s, d-itlstr frtfs ".
Dent -. q { s--a. - " iet ton "a ssI
Sll - ! on Monday tn III dAy 4 N-rh.
-. ~ 2o'-!ock r.. AZ tn court house A N
n aid county of Nske 90 the c3ty II Ia e. a,
The Toll ain de-critri rUpefty: Two n
-tort- snd Is on - hang isee iu ;he city
II Ha.'ich, ton 4 i ol e north hy the store
i TOT ". &. & \ y. rtrouA h'z, On the
est lie store ard ! al. Cd 60 u. n.
prnt 80 ~ dnrer or tie south ~ ssid Ex-
'ht rt. sud ~ fhe Ne bs the sfbre hon.e
a Il iot of l.. ID Cal cherry - riore build
ings are row gpat coucifinn ans ret for
> 's 80 each yer o1fh A!ro \ house and
lot IN the ca torn par; % the ciis # Raleigh
b minded en- the a rfh ty the land Il h lie
"ongh. rtv on the eat hy the lanf- of Mr-
POdie Perry. on tn south ny I Ahsrru- sire
snd On The wet by he lands II John Jones.
con .slnfrg = arte / orc or ie-- Ier ~
.il-; Or, third cs-h Cnc-fhird IN nine
m uih-. snl the = lance iu fifteen mou;h-
IT m DAY q sale the urchAter 90 execute
II 1ic- for the eier 1 TAymtni- beA ing ia-
t-icst frrm dAv 81 -Ai- a. : Ter cent per sn-
mum. The title reserved nnnl purchase
ere l. p id IA fuli. urch.sers allowed TO
pay iGll sm unit each Il desired.
February -, Ies3.
HnTnlNl
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The Indian Appropriation Rfl1Passed.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-The house
has passed the Indian appropriation bill
under the suspension of rules.
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Funeral of Mrs. Dr. Edwards.

SYDNEY, FEB. ~ King George Tu
bou, of the Tonga Islands, L. dead.
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=. HOLDING,
Administrator and COMMISSIONER.
NORTH CARyLIsA,

NORTH CARJLIsA, In iu-iIce's OonTi. Hal
,leh Township, before
WAKE CorSTY NIB BArbee, p.
II. p Fuller ". pr. y r. Gardner, Mrs.
Melisss Gardner, Henry Pennington.
I;svpeAri' from the affidavit Of u. Full
Ter IN 'hi- Acu u ihst lr. Il : Gardner and
Mrs Mtli-sa Gardner. the defendant. there
in re not 10 b. found wake county, and
cannot after due dii grnce Ice found IA the
state, aud ~ "a. tier pcaring that the PLAZA
iiil h,z cause Of attip4 AlAln-i he rail- de-
iend n Tor work sud lAhol done and iIa-
terisl- for i-hcd on n hoses al lot of theirs
lying Ard being IN Raleigh y. &.
IL l. iht r. Te ordered, that notice Of this
seton b. Published ga week for siK -uc-
cc --iye .ks in the STATE CHEoS cI-E, .
week ' newspaper puhii-hed an RAleigh. ~.
G.. setting forth th4 uIle ~ tha act. "a, the
pm pose of the rsme. and reluiri the &C.
iendani - APP ear ou tlr 25tE dAv of March,
ss8. hef re M Z BkIb.e. Justice Of the
Peace. A. lis 'ffc. IN Raleigh. g., ttl2
O'clo.k IA and an-aer q cemlr to The com
plsint. or the rcli.i demanded wall be granted.
lhls January I'D, ls9j
VI u BiRBEE
Justice oi the Peace.
j. .. L. HARRIS Atf.rney for plaiatirf.
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KING Il ( O.S

e-.. Blood Bsm tB. B) has Gu ed
aHs ~ case a SC otuls, eczema A. d
agicus blood diseas' = after other
- haj been tried and failed You DO
ru.'' ul far iiy great injus'i unless yor
utc uent remed trial Send =,
tttm Co, .tlsnta, Ga tor illustrs.ed
Wonders" filed with letters from
s"rrd by b B. B.
> Ior smsn, Greensboro, Ga, writes.
lazy TREND who has been ennr, v
ugly scrofllous broaRiny ont +
gFULA tRS tive is9i 5o ties sua a ih' r u1G Z,
I'D entire cure. l know of seye, a,
- llcol diseases cured spec Oily ~ {
B.B
inslcy writes: Ny mother end sis-
su..l B B. h. tor scroflla and u,ce.s., d
SORE THROAT ssn ssnoa. teSslSsd iso% i.s ma.s a.s
nan other remedies taey ever used.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28
"VESTI8CLE LIMITED.I

reaching W shinR'on st = m. Round
trip ra!l-osC Ia e iron "a leigh viii 20
ti2> > ItcStis % sz'e Marc lst. III and
II. -o1I ret1 "A I'm m MAe1
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-28
ASK
w. KING Il CO..
About those two free tickets to the
w Or.ld- Fair
You may set one.
THE "OLD RELIABLE" ROUTE.

The Richmond and ranviile Raiiroed
CCm9aly viii ope ate Sleeping cars be-
wen aleigh ant MAsh gton City
Msrch ID ana I'd oD &C = nat inaug ura-
q ,n o. Presif-lt lev- an1. le.vipg tere
on tan NJ. 2. a. a. p IL and going
through 10 Washsagton on thefr
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sale of Land

VI II BAkisEE.
Justice oi the Peace.
J. .C.L HARRIS Attorney for PIaiAtiff.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31
ALL AROUND TOWN.

A marriage license was issued 10
w. M. Mar and Miss July Ann
llutcheson.
r James Davis, the infant son of
Mr.. j. d. and Mrs. Eugenia Davis,
died at O'Clock yesterday evening
and was buried this afternoon.
"Husbands and Wives" Mr.
George Byrne's new play, will be
produced for the first time tonight
at the Auditorium by the Hislri.
oniCs.
Fined in the mayors court; Joe
Cook, fighting, 81; Sam Van, 90.
Letting on depot platforms, 81;
Thomas O'Neal, assault and bat
terry, IS.
The dining room of the Hotel
Royal, which was formerly up. stairs,
will be down stairs and the hotel
run on the European plan, com
mencing September Is.
Sheriff Bell, from Hill county,
left for Hlll.boro yesterday after.
noon with the young man who calls
himself Edward NJ. B. Taylor, who
was arrested here Tuesday for
theft.
A garden party will be given at
the residence of Mr.. w. V. Fort
on South Fourth street tomorrow
evening, by the Kings Daughters
for charitable object. There will
be music and refreshments. Ad.
mission ten cents and all are invited.
A garden party will be given by
the Kings Daughters at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. w. V. Fort, on South
Fourth street, next Friday evening.
The entertainment will consist of
music, and ice cream festival on the
lawn. The price of admission will
be ten Gems. All are invited.
See Stark West for accident and
fire insurance
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31
Charles 4 Nine Gets a Bp]4
From Vim. Mitchell, '
THEY WERE BOTH NEGRO GAMBLER,
The Wounded Man Seriously Iniur4a ~,
May Die. '''

Yesterday evening abo1t o,c,o,,
Charles Nine and WIN Mitcb vv'
negroes, quarreled over a eam uus !,
craps in a room of tu ldino o ~. "
south side Of the square I,tc dsas
left aad returning lalf an i h0a.
later met Nine at the foot n W.
steps, in front OF Cark's salos sa'
when Nine told him that he oou,,
have snot him awhna b,ck ' WV
didn't do go because Mitchell, WY ,a'
not armed, but that the later h.s
pistol now and he was GOING -, ~
shoot him. Nine,it is claimed, ihs w
put his hand into his breast. vhs sa
Mitchell stepped back and began t ~
move around an iron column IN
front of the saloon, Nine following
Mitchell made a sudden ,ffr -
get his pistol, and fired at Nine ths
hallstrlking the latter in the bowel,
Nine fell and, it is stated
Drltlsh Duli-uoS pistol tell from hi,
hand. 1t is claimed that Mitchell
picked up the pistol and was sbopt
to fire at the PROSTATE man, vba
told his adversary that he VA
"hxed," not to shoot again. when
Mitchell desisted
Nine was taken TO his home On
North Sixth street, near M,rlbao
avenue, where he lies in serious
condition. Drs. King, Young and
Taylor exam ned the wound and
found that the bullet entered tho
cavity of the stomach, lodgingin
the back.
Nine is under bond for Highway
robbery.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31

"a Matter Of Regret

'It is matter Of great regret that
a man, holding the highest office in
the gif of over 60,OOO,06o people
should, in his message to congress,
fail to touch upon one of the most
important topics now agirating the
minds of the masses. The NEWS
coniesses it, utter inability to conceive
why Cleveland should hesitate to
express an opinion upon this subject,
when it is positively known that
Republicans, populists, Democrats,
Mugwumps, Greenbackers and Prohi.
bitionists all agree that now is the
time to see Egau, about their winter
supply of coal The Waco Ice and
Retrigerating ca. will furnish coal
which will give pericc satisfaction to
parties of all shades of political belief
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31
Specimen Cases

S. H. Clifford, New Castle, Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was disor-
dered, his Liver was affected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away
and he was terribly reduced in fssb
and strength. Three bottles of Ele,.
trio Bitters cured bin.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bltters and seven boxes Of
Bucklens Arn.ca Salve, aud his leo is
sound aod veil. John Speaker
Catawba, o, had FIVE large Feye5
sores on his leg, doctors said he was
incurable: One bottle Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Aruica SAIye
cured him entirely. Sold by W B
Morrison & Cos, Drug Store.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31
Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers of real estate reported
by Waco Abstract and Investment
Company, room II, Provident
Building, Waco, Texas, Aug. 81,
1898.
G Mailander to w + Armstrong
200 acres John Tucker League,
$500
& M Hubby to Turner L Hubby,
lots 4 and 5, block II, lots and ?,
block IL and lots s and 8 block IA,
all in Cohen addition, S2loO.
Turner E HUBBY TO g NJ Hubby,
interest in estate of Anna G Hubby
81 and partition.
G w Sutton to p n Dilworth lot
10 block 5, Eddy, $3.50.
r II Har~ell to j ID Bell ct ux
block Is Bell addition, 1866.
T W Melton ct al to } w Rchey
lot 8, biz OK A, at Riesel, sl475.
J W Richey to T w Melton ct
al, 10, 0, block A at Reisel, $ll6o.
Z l. Humphreys 10 w ii Hum
phreys ;O'57 feet Willingham ad.
ditiJn, 1915.
S and NJ Archenhold to Mrs A
M Wager, lot 8, block 38, Farwell
Heights, 800.
S Z Waters ct ux to B M
Thomas cox l65 feet, Woodward ad
dltion, Fifth street. $1,000 and cor
rection of error.
A Slocorich ct ux to ] II Smith,
lot 8, block "A, Mann addition,
$lloO.
L Rotan to George H Moore, lot
8 and 10, block 4, Cohen addition,
sI265.
E Lemoine ct 'ux to w A Bufkin
so acres Nancy Burwell survey,
$24Ol.
Mary A Hanna to Mrs Della
Vesey go acres La Vega grant,
$llOO.
J A McMurry ct ux to L A Will
son, 50 acres Sam Johnson survey.
$500.
K j Ashburn ct ux to Minerva
Sparks, lot 8, block 81, Morrow
survey 5000
7 E Davis to Mrs Maggie Allen,
blocks s and q, Davis tract, Fifth
ward, $24OO.
J A Cla'kson to Jas Clarkson,
one-half acre B L Clements survey,
1900.
f NJ Reed ct ux to ] A Clarkson
one half acre Clements survey, at
Moody, 500.
Ben IL Thomas ct ux to the city
of Waco 60xl65 feet, Woodland al.
dition, Fifth street, $500.
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Photograph in Each Package
,f the latest clgarette-Old Dpmln-
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Now Try This.

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surely do you good, if YOU have y
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings
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Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
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other little ROSTERS set up cooling
screaming and crying that was aw.
full, and the girl had to make the
baby and kids 'bresk away, to use
a sporting expression.
81 turned about to see Miss PhTbe,
but she was gone. The girl told
me that what saw was an every
day occurrence. They had another
goat, but a horse kicked and
killed it.
"Many of the babies on the farm
belonged to working women who
could not attend TO them"
els the story veracious
chronicle, mister"
The genial bachelors hand
went up over his head and he
solemnly said:
$50 help me-"
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COMPLETE HOTEL.

Outfit of hotel and boarding house
furniture, In first class house sultab y
located for hotel or private boarding,
for sale, cheap.
N l.. DAVIS, Trustee.
Room 20, Provdent Building.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31
HORSE SHOW At EDDY.
Prize Exhibition Of Colts and French
M Coach Horses.

At Eddy, eighteen miles from
Waco, on the Katy road, MIR.
Charles Dunning, a well known
breeder of fine horses, will give an
exhibition Of French coach colts,
Friday and Saturday, September
lst and %. For the most prom.
Using colts from the two stations he
bought from NJ w. Durham, of
Wayne, Ill.,, he will give three
pr yes. These stations cost SO, 500
each. Mr., Cunning will also give
a ba' b9cue.
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Threatening a Mayor.

special TO the News.
DUBLIN, Tex, Aug. 3D.
Threats to drive Mayor MCln
from the city, because of his eaMa
against the white cap mob, m'
atoat, and his house was hesyI
guarded last night. The lead,
citizens are supporting the maya
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OF the Salvation Army at
Proctor Springs.
WILL BE A GRAND, GLORIOUS RALLY
Oi Soldiers From the Divisions Of Texas,
Kansas and Oklahoma.

Preparations are being made for
the gIand division meetings of the
Sa vationlsts of Texes, Kansas and
Oklahoma, viii h commence at
Proctor Springs September I'd, and
continue ten days aud nights.
A large building has been put up
on the hill between the end of the
street Car inc aud the park proper.
This structure, in which the
principal services will be held, will
easily seat 2, 500 people.
Ia the large hollow In the middle
of the park an nghouse will be
built, and here the multitude will
be fed. Tents will be put up in
different parts Of the grounds and
seats will ba scattered around the
springs and elsewhere. These seats
may be had by people who desire to
attend the services regularly. About
thirty large ones have been en-
gagsd.
Speaking of the coming meetings
this morning, Capt. B. Freeland, Of
the Waco garrison, who has active
charge Of the preparations, said:
The different divisions of the
Salvation Army have annual meet.
ings every yeac, to cpnsalt for the
good Of the VIII lie body, to plan for
the future, to devise methods for
the salvation of souls, and we
generally take the opportunity of
having a grand spiritual meeting
for the salvation o. souls. So while
the coming NEE, ings will be partly
of business nature, the main OBJ
ject viii be the promotion of
Christianity. There will be
council meeting of division officers
sometime during the meeting"
Capt. Freeland said the outlook
for a big crowd and a successful
spiritual jubilee was most encourag
ing. He expected large number
of ministers, as they had signifed
their intention of coming.
The park will be we'll lighted
and the main building will be llum
mated by electricity. Troughs will
lead from the springs to receptacle, 3,
SO that the crowd may drink copi
ously and freely.
The musical feature of the meet.
ings will be looked after and Capt.
Freeland said some of the soldiers
would bring bands along. An in.
teresting event of the jubilee will
be the swearing in of soldiers.
There will be grand street
parade of the soldiers composing
the division on the first day.
In the mornings, at I O'Clock,
there will be united prayer meet
ings, holiness meetings at o O'Clock
and at 8 o'clock In the afternoon,
while at seven in the evening there
will be general salvation jubilee.
Major George Sully, of Topeka,
Hans, and his wife, noted workers
in the Army, will be here. The
ma or has command of this diyis.
ion. Capt. Freeland says of HIM.
"He is fine orator when he is al
himself, and he is nearly always at
himself. He always says somethiu Q
worth listening TO-" Adiutant
Smith, of Georgia aud Florida,
another fine speaker and Distinguish
ed salvationist, is also expected.
The first detachment of the Armv
will probably arrive tonight.
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Rev. J. D. Parks Dead.

Rev. j. ID Parks, who was edu-
Gated at Baylor University, died
last Saturday night at Meridian,
Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-31

See Stark West for accident and
fire insurance
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Cigarette Popularity

is embodied and empna- Il in the
Old ID 1mi' ion brand. Photograph
in each package.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-10
T0-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The BRAZILIAN Troubles.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The Herdtd's
Rio cable says President Peixotto has
succeeded at last in purchasing severa!
topedo boats in Europe. They are said
to be now on the way across the Attain
tic and are manned by English crews.
The Heralds correspondent in Buenos
Ayres telegraphs that IN expedition OF
sympathizers with Admiral Mello IN
his struggle against President PeiSotto,
5 It out from that city yesterday for Rio.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-A dispatch sent
from Rio Janeiro last evening says:
The rebel squadron re-opened fire on
the forts to-day Firing also occurred
on the other side of the bay opposite
the city 1t is believed that the insur-
gents intend to endeavor to seize the
Estrella magazine to augment their
powder supply, which, it is said, is be-
coming very short. fit appears that
the capture of the magazine becomes
imminent President Peixotto will prob
ably cause it to be blown up. Admir-
al Mello, the commander of the insur-
gent fleet has issued a manifesto de-
claring that he never intended to bonn
bard the city. He says that his ships
only returned the fire directed at them
from the batteries along the shore.
The dispatch adds that the insurgents
have not yet effected a footing in any
of the States.