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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-11

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eiiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and tevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy OF its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY heW YORK ny
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savoring of special legislation, the
committee determined to proceed
cautiously rather than risk a CUB.
nernatorial veto.
A Magnificent banquet.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
CHICAGO, March / 1.-The Hotel
Metropolis will be the scene this even
ing of an international gathering,
the occasion being a bar quet ex-
tend d by Jose Simeao Oliveira,
president of the Brazilian Worlds
Fair Commission, to the managers
of that enterprise and the repre-
sentative of foreign countries who
are now in Chicago. Nearly hun.
dred covers will be laid and the
event will be az stump uous as any
ever given in Chicago, and takes
the form q a national courtesy on
the part Of the Brazilian govern.
ment. The opportunity will be
taken advantage of by the repre-
sentatives from the other side Of
the uator to reiterate the fact that
the Spanish American countries are
DESTROYS of entering into closer
trade relations with the United
States.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-11
The PHOTOGRAPHER.
Dea1le,

Has reopcned for business Austin Conner
Tucker Co.'S lie has the and latest styles backgrounds
and everything pertaining elegant photography This
plastic grounds the latest grounds before
brought Waco Also the largest photo box and Tense in
the city which will enable him make fzc bust photos direct
and to introduce large Photographic work Waco he will
ABSOLUTELY free of charge all during February March
and April on May s five large portraits handsomely framed viz
One 22X27 1872, IOX2O
For each dollar VIII be given ticket that each and
wide
this that charges the
DON'T
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The ingredients of which DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup the great family
standby, is compounded, are the
bsst and purest to be found in the
pharmacol GA. The standard Ct
this great family Medicine has been
kept uniform through peri d Of
nearly fifty years, and hence its
phenomenal popularity with the
masses.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-11
Friends of the AnarchtAts Hopeful.

Friends of the AnarchtAts Hopeful,
Special to The News
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE hopes
of the friends Of the imprisoned
anarchists have been raised to a
high pitch by the election Of
Gov. Alleged, and the efforts which
have been put forth ever since las,
November in the way of circulating
petitions and arousing public senti
ment will Eliminate in meeting
to be he'd tomorrow night, and at
which delegation of members Of
the amnesty association Will be ap-
pointed TO wait upon the governor.
Gov. Altgeld has never plac d him
self on record as being favorably
disposed to the imprisoned men, but
it is claimed that be has privately
stated tina. he considers tie sent
ence too severe, and that he would
be disposed to treat the delegation
of their friend with every courte-
sy. Thousar ds If signatures have
been obtained to the petition ask.
ing for their re lease and this docu-
ment viii be entrusted TO the com,
mittee to be presented to the gov
ernor during the coming week.
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Terre Hunte stakes closed

fHni w bt We.
IERRE HAUTE, Ind, March IL.
THE Terre Haute nomir alton
kes close d today with a brilliant
pay of entries. There are five
lle', aggregating thirty Thousand
liars, one for ten ar d four for five
ausar d each. The first is for trot.
Nallions, free for all; the sec.
for , l6 trotters; the third for
9trotters; the fourth for 215
srs, and the fifth for 2.2O PAGERS.
Terre Haute track holds both
ting and pacir & woIli's records,
being 2 o.,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-11
Fencing Becoming Popular.

|ds TO thekews
ICHIcAGo, March 1.-The grow
Fpopularity of fencing is forci-
MNwn in the interest manifesto d
le contest for the western
lpionship between Frank r.
Is and Prof. Henri Danriac, and
lob will take place in Central
bic hall this evening. The two
have met before, and tonight's
i has been arranged to definitely
tie the supremacy between the M.
y winner will capture purse of
Il hundred dollars.
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MORNING SPECIALS
ws ITEMS FROM ALL OVER
THE WORLD.

.,urph Wants the Il A. IL. En-.
|nmeut-Friends of the Chicago
,chtsts HOpeful-EeDc Ne
..,,ur POpular-A Magnificent
Important TeIe-
nsphic News
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""ufgh Wants the g. A. IL. En-.
N, caMpnient

|""ufgh Wants the 6. A. IL. En-
H., campment
|Ta'o The News.
|sntsBuRGH, Pa, March IA
% I:Itee representing eighteen of
,M'rty'one Grand Army posts in
E|ss,s;a.eny county will meet in
Nlpal hall this evening to con-
"a plan of action for securing
"; a. Il. encampment of 1894
.s %s city. The com mittee was
Hna u'' Il at previous meeting of
\. army men with instructions
the matter before the state
s,,; NATURE with a request for an ap-
d. to defray the expenses
,sacampment. Owing to the
w.. soWn antagonism of Gorvenor
W. however, to anything
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al to The News.

= " aAiN -NtMo
lhlcAGo, III March l.-At a
sllg Ct the Washington Park
oclatlon to be held this afternoon
cals for the coming racing sea-
Will be chosen. Like all other
~ amusement enterprises the
tracks are looking for an I'M
Wy heavy business during the
e u Fai. period. The choice
me Judge and starters were an
.acea some days ago, and both
'lese positions will be filed by
, OF national repute, G. II. Pet
Nl having been chosen to take
Vol the flag, and Joseph Burke
'Vcupy the judges stand.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-04

anf ie6es bic 5dlfte re9met, 1O4 MfiIs
liarben Stunbeu zines einaelnem Menz
f6en, bic na6 bieier iebr i1iebrig greis
fenben S9dbung in bas Ni9ts berz
fenft porbel iinb. &e1net lnam bic
erwa6fene mdmnli9e Beb6lferung in
Deutf9lanb 5u Is Mi1ionen 10 foms
men BON ienem @eiammtperluft auf
Seben ettpa 684 9tunben ober ~ ben
gformalarbeitstag gu s @tunben gere9=
net = S5a Nrbeitsta9e. Der pierte She'll
bes MrbeitsiabreS. limb bieie ungez
beure 3eit wdre bann bur9 bas 4ars
tenipiel allein berni9tet tporben. $50
bleiben bic iibrigen 3eitmorbmai1inen?
Borne fonpte f9on fragen: Wenn
man ale bic &raft unb 2eibeni1aft,
bic Seelenbemegungen unb Mnitrenz
gnngen, bic Mengfe unb 0offnungen,
bic idbrli6 in europa an Spieltii1en
bergeuhet tperben, tpenn man bieieS
NQes aufammehfparte, tplrbe eS ni1t
ausrei6en, ein r6mii9es Bolt unb cine
r6mii9e @eidi1te baraus 3u bilbens"
9eute wiirbe er nit biel er6Berem
&e6te ;fragen: Menn man bic 3elt
unb bic &raft. bic allidbrIi1 ben &ar=
ten ober dbnli6em 3eitnertreib seopfert
mirb, gum Na9benten iiber io3iaIe
probleme bermenbete, f6nnte man
bann nidt au benz materielIen Rei9,
tbum unferes 3eitalterS ben 10 i9meras
lid bermibten fo5ialen Gortfdritt unb
bamit geiitigen unb fittli@en &eids
tbum binsufiigen2
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L MP'S
2ager> &ter
ant 3apf
uno IN Slaiben.
sSreie 2lhliefernng mad irgenn
eimem Sbeile oer Stabt.
gelepbon 258.
Ernst RiSChe
Mgent.

Der WeltausHeaung in Gbicaso in 10
gldnaenber Wetie bertreten 1T.
= Sn 9euti6lanb berrf@t iebt naz
beau iiberal cine Ddrre, tpie itb bic
dlteI ten 2eute ether fpl9en ni9t erin>
nern f6nnen. Ser Boben 1T 10 ausz
geborrt, baB bic Befellung Der Neder
unm6gli9 tpirb unb ale 9aaten per>
borren. Sic SUIT 1T 10 troden, baB
6ie Nrbeiten in ben 9ammtfabrifen in
@refelb eingefellt tperben miiHen, ba
bic Seibe brii9ig tpirb unb ii9 mi6t
bearbeiten ldBt.
= SIN beutf6en &ei9stase tam es
bel @elegenbeit Der 8eratbuns bes
8eri6tes ber @ommiiiion 3ur @rtpdz
guns ber Mu9erz8ia mieber einmaI
gu f6ma9poaen Scenen. Ser iocials
bemofratii9e Nbgeorbnete Stabtbasert,
Der befanntli6 wegen 5u bober 8ebiibz
renbere9nung &c. aus bem &e9tsattz
ipaltffanbe ausgeitoBen tpurbe, lub bic
Nntiiemiten Dr. phil. 8oedel unb pres
mierlierlieutenant O. 8. 2iebermann
BON Sonnenberg rannten li6 gegenz
ieitig S6uft, 2agaer senleiner pas
trDn &c.
= Ser aug benz Seluiten Orben
ausgetretene @raf 96nsbroe9 bat cine
offentlibe Grfldrung erlafen, in Der
er bic 8ebauptung, baB er tterpenfrant
lei uub aus bie1em @rllnbe aus benz
SeiuitenDrben ausgefbieben m1re, alS
unlinnig be5et6net. @r lei i'm @eger>
erfi nod f6merem innerem &f su
benz @ntf@luB gefommen, feline 8erz
binbung nit benz Orben au l0len, I'M
feine Geiitesfreibeit wieber gu ~setpins
tten.
Sm beutf9en &ei9stage ertIdrte
@raf @apribi, baB bic &esierung iebes
conititutioneae Mittel in Mnpenbung
bringen perbe, I'M bic Nnnabme Der
Militdrborla9e bur6auieBen. gr erins
nerte bas 9aus an bic Sbatia6e, baB
bic fdbigfte Diplomatic ni9t INNER
elm fartes, fblagfertiges 9eer gu err
feBen berm0ge. 9aS Centrum bielt
eine parteiperiammlung ab, um bic
GomproniB>8 >8orf9ldge bes 0errn bon
9ine au biseutiren. 9ielelbem murz
bem nit grOBer Me6rbeit abgelebnt unb
es muroe bei6loKen, baB iebes Mfitz
glieb feiner inbiDiouelen 9lnii9t nod
ftimmen ioqe.
&aiier 6ran3 Soiepb BON Ses
iterrei6 itattete fer r1agparil9en
9auptfta6t guba peitb in ieiner gis
geni6aft als &onig BON nngarn einen
8eiu@ ab unb tuurbe BON ben Magnas
ten NIT groBem @eprdnge empfangem.
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Ser Spiel-9eufel in 3enti9fano

@inem Nufiabe int neuefen Sefte
bon Marimilian 9arbens @o1enfhrift
rDie 3nfunft": Stat" BON Or.
paul 8artb, entnebmem mir folgenbe
Darlegungen: rSn ben lebten aebn
Sabren iinb mad benz ftatiftii6en Sabrs
bud fiir bas Seuti6e &ei9 in 9eutI1s
lamb Derteuert, aIio aud perbran6t
morben 37,177.500 &artenipiele au ie
minbefens 36 &arten. llnb stpar 1T
Der 8erbrau6 BON Sabr gu Sabr ges
itiegen, BON 1870, 300 i'm Sabre 1881
auf 4,128, 100 i'm Sabre 1891, b. E.
iDeit iiber baS Der 0olfspermebruna
entipre6enbe MaB, I'M 24.S Yroaent,
wdbrenb bic 8oltsoabl nur um 9.3
pro3ent gewa6ien 1T. 9ipibirem mir
NIT Der lebten 3abl in bic 49, ,428, ,47O
Seelen, bic am L. Se3ember 1890 ges
adblt purben, 10 fommt fait auf ie II
Seelen elm perbrau6tes Spiel. Inter
6ielen II Seelen iinb etpa 5 @in5er,
BON ben iibrig bleibenben Z grpafiez
men wieberum bic Sdlfte 6rauen, beren
getbeiligung ON Spiel immerbin nod
gering 1T, 10 baB fait Der san3e @ers
brau6 bes Spiels auf bic 81 iibrigz
bleibenben erma6ienen mdnnliben
SeeIen fdllt. Wie piel Seele tuirb in
bieien 81 Mannesieelen nod iibrig blei.
ben, penn iie i'm Sabre elm Spiel
&arten 3ur llnbrau6barfeit gebrol6en
babeni Wtan bebente nur, mie
lange bic &arten nit Staub unb
S6meiB imprd9nirt tperben miilIen,
ebe Iie benz pbiliiter eriabbebiirftig
f6einen! Sber faiien mir ben 9erluft
foleftip: Alps, 100 &artenIpiele tint
Sabre 1891 perbrau6t! I'm in 10
furaer 3eit bienitnnfdbig gu nerben,
muB wObl iebes Spiel tdslid ldnsere
3eit, iasen mir 8 Stunben, sebiemt bas
ben. Das ergibt i6on gegen 44 M{ils
liar5en 2ebensitunben zines Sriumpis
rats ober Suumpirats ober, tpeun man
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&leioeritpffe.
speSielles IN fransSiilden gballies.

spe5ieles tn fran50iii9eu gballies.
Wir baben eine srobe greis 8eSuftion in
polIenen @haaies porsenonmea @enn ies
mails Elm Yrofit fiir bie sunben ba ipar, bier
1T Ct. GransDfiide Gbaaies, Cream Garbe,
iehDn semuitert, BON 65 Gents berabseiett auf
so Gents.
Bebrufte tpollene grepes in eleganten Mu=
tern, bic friiber nie fir sueniser als rs umb
So Gents bertauft tpurben, offeriren mir fir
SO Gents.
Spesiea.
SoIiber i9tpar3er frans5iiiaer Moui1elin.
Burbe ME nnter So Gents bertauft; iebt nur
rs Gents.
spe;ieH.
4ran3Siii@ semuiterte eateens in 4punber.
biibiHen Nuitern, in benen unb bunfeIn
Grunbfarben; ieIten ,lnter 40 Gents berfauft.
Sett 8 garbs fiir @inen Dollar.
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: Na6 bem in Dublin ber6fents
libten amtliden 8eri6te finb i'm perz
floRenen Sabre aus Srlanb 81, 900
perfonen ausgemanbert, b. 3. fait
5000 tpeniger als i'm goriabre. Set
benz Sabre 1851 tpanberten i'm ganaen
aus Srlanb 3,418,383 perionen aus.
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sDnlleHid)irn1e.

aEir erbielten iceben elm borsisIids Mioss
timent bon Sonneniairmen in GtiHen,
crepe de Chine unb anbere g2obitdten IN nstb,
i4tpar3 mnb bunten Garben. Dieie e9irme
tperbem ftherIieA Mnflans finben.
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@pibelt : llul6dnge

fit Damen bon ansssei&neten Gbanti1t
Spisen ansefertist. Soeben erbaIten. DE
eaden finb tpunberbar i9Sn.
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Sn allen a1beren Departtments IN
bas 2aser boafidnbig nnb bietet bic
rei6fte Nusmabl.
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Striintpfe.

Oamen Drop Stid" in srau, l4ipars
leberfarben nnb anberen mobernen Sarben,
bon 40 unb so Gents berabseiett auf
35 cts. uner 3 Naar fir 81. 90.
&inSer.Strimpfe, ROTH, braun, reberfarben
&c. 3u Is, 20 unb 26 Gents.
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Tran56iii6e Organoits

in allen ben neieiten S5arben, belIe uub bunsIs
@runbfarben. Gbenio gut tpie bic anberstpD
fir s5 Genis berfaufte @aare bel uns 2s
Gents bic Darb.
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Stite! Site !,
GroEe &ebuftiou ill 6iiteu.

2eiet, oann fotnn,t unb iiberSeust Gud.
8ir baben oeri4iebene Dutenb un1erer
elesanten Muiterbiite iibris, I'M @reiie bon
$l4 uab SIG Bis $1s. Sir baben bieieIben
auf ben preis bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-04

@rnubcisentbnms llebertrasuusem.
s. Scribe an Sermann Wolf. 5
@runbitiide an Cincinnati Ips., 1920.
gbas. Wfierop an Otto 3irfel,
Grunbfiid i'm @itp Got 142 fir $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-04

4inber,
tuelde idltpddlih, blaB
ODER fcroful0s fino, fon.
ten Dr.. 9Ierce's Golden
Medical Discovery neb.
men. Das bilft gum
Gleiiaanias nnb niadt
fe itarf. i3m bieiem
3uede, iuie ju benl ber
Dlutretnisuns sibt's
fein Wlittel, iueldes benz
DISCOVERY" slei9 Tom.
men fonnte.
8ei 9teconpalescens
mad ber Grippe, ober
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$11.OO

berabseiett. Sbr f6nnt guA bieie @elesens
beit nidt entseben Iafien. llniere Sate finb
einfa4 srobartis. Garben unb 6aeons finb
be3aubernS ihSn. 35sert ni9t umb trefft
Cure @abl.
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mad 9nngenent3iinbung, s5ieber nnb anberen
jebrenben &rantbeiten frdftist unb baut 70
idneu nnb iidsr bas Spftein tpitber auf.
als appetitrei5enbes reftaurirenbes Gtimu.
lanjmittei bei0roert es bic Uerbauung unb
Grndbruns, rest jebes Organ gu seiuuber
9bdtisfeit on unb brinst Rraft unb @eiunb.
belt jurid.
Bet alien Ourd fridge 9eber ober unreines
9lut pernriadJten aranfbeiten, bel Dpsp.p.
fie, Gauenfiub, ScrofefH Saut- unb aopf.
bautiddrfe uno ielbit bel Sdipinbiudt (ober
eunseuicrofuloie) in ihren srften etabisn iff
Sas Discovery" bas etn;iss saranttrte
8eilmittel.
Sn jsben Gatle, in bem 60 nidt bilft ob.r.
furirt, iuirb bas bafiir besablte @elb ,uriid
seseben.
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= Man i9reibt aug Berlin: Wsan
bdlt es in gelpiien areiien ni6t fir
unm6gli6, bab Safer Wilbelm ii6
bod nod gu elmer fur3en &eiie mad
Der Weltausftellung in Chicago ent.
f6lieBt. Ser 8aiier bat itets bas
gr6Bte Snterefe fiir Imerita an ben
Gag selest, unb ieinem ginfluB 1T es
aa perbanfen, ipenn Oenti6lanb auf
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Brief Mention.

The tax rate in Dedham, Mass, this
year will be $3.50 per $1,000.
General Peach will not resign from the
command of the Second (Mass.) brigade
The bank commissioners have declared
the New Bedford Mass Safe Deposit and
Trust company solvent.
Work was resumed at the American
Watch company's factory at Waltham,
Mass, by half the hands.
Some Beverly (Mass) people will vote
against city charter because they nave
fun at their town meetings.
General George B. Bingham died at
Westboro, Mass. The cause of his death
was general breaking down.
Eugene Sweeny was drowned at Lewis
ton. Me. He went to spring for water,
had fit and fell face down into brook.
Elbridge Chase, aged 20 years, a well-to-
do farmer and respected citizen Of North
Chesterville, Me-, committed suicide by
hanging.
Mrs. J. II. Hosley Of New Haven, was
driving in acarriage, when the horse
SHE'D at an electric car. She was thrown
out and her skull was fractured.
The Beach Manufacturing company
Beacon Falls, Conn, employing $50
hands. has begunlto run three days aweek
The company owns all the houses and has
reduced rents one-hali.
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TELEGRAPHIc.

The Masonic temple at Fresno, Cal, was
burned.
Two boys were killed by a train at Sar-
mia, Ont.
Three boys were drowned at Grand
Forks, Mich.
The crop prospects in Minnesota and
Dakota are improved.
The Pacific nail works, Oakland, Cal,
were destroyed by. fire.
The outlook for the striking Kansas
miners is discouraging.
The steamer Scythia run into fog
which lasted three days
The Pacific bank Of San Francisco was
looted of $500. .0U0 by officers.
The government Of Argentine refused to
Interfere in the state revolts.
Windle beat Zimmerman in the inter-
national bicycle tournament at Chicago
A bridge at Richmond collapsed and
two negroes and many head of cattle were
drowned.
The sale of the Thousand islands has
been indefinitely postponed by the Cana
dian government.
The reconstructed Iron Hall is trying
TO have its funds restored in order that it
may resume business.
Brakemen Of the Evansville and Terre
Haute road will lend the road money, but
will oppose reduction OF wages
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AIICOCK In this city. August O., GnAcE,
daughter o Alfred and Eliza Allcock. aged
months and 10 days.
RrCK ETT-Tn Johnston. August q. DonoruY
wife u Henry Beckett. In her ignd year
HARgIR-At Arcadia, August 8. SUSAN BAR
nFR wicow Of Thomas Z. Bar0er. aged IS
years.
CI'ARp-In Phenix, August :. MARY A..
daughter OF athcrine and James Clark. In her
SSH year.
EAcAN-In this city. August z, JANE EAGAS.
aged AZ years.
HACK ETT-In this city. August 8. BENJAMIN
HACKEIT. aged ~ years.
uAskIN--In this city. August :. LYDIA NIL
iIE MARIA Infant child of Annie ". and the
late Edward :. Haskins, aged months aud 10
uoVTOx-Tn this city. August :. ANNA. widow
of George Horton. In her ssth year.
uAZARD-In Central Falls August q. LYDIA
a. HAZARD. widow OF Potter q. Hazard. In her
7vth year.
KING-In Grosvenordac, Mass. August q. BEN
JAMIN ;. KING.
uct;RATU-In this city August o. PETER. son
OF Anne aud the late Thomas MoOrath. aged
is years. month and days
sIMNON--In Brooklyn. y. ", July 81. JAMES
fowler. son OF W. Seabury aud Mary j. SIM
mons.
sMITU-In this city. August Q, CLARA NJ,
N Years
TuoRNtEy-rn East Greenwich. August :.
AiIcF Nj wife of Richard Thornley,, In the
Funeral raj from E me- her late residence Thursday.
Aug. 10, at o'clock y. M.
TAyIOR-In this city. August Z. EMMA ". wife
of Charles ,. Taylor. IN the 5ith year OF ner
age.
TRACy-fn this city. August :, ANNIE. wife sof
1cln Tracy and daughtsxI' Patrick Oibbeas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
Leather Business Is Dull.

the leather business has caused Matthew
and the other firms are laying of the
greater part of their force.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
DIXON HAS A SOFT SNAP
Pierce Is Easily Put to Sleep in
Three Rounds.
EDDIE'S FRIENDS ARE SORE.
Think They Have Been Buncoed by Press
Laudation, but He Was Knocked Out
all the same-smith VIII Try Coneiu-
sions With Dixon.
EDDIE'S FRIENDS ARE SORE.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.I


NEW YORK. Aug s-Never since the
Coney Island Athletic club has been pull
ing off pugilistic contests had there been
such tremendous throng gathered at
their commodious arena as the Pierce
Dixon bout attracted here last evening.
The time the opening bout was put on
everybody seemed to be fairly wild with
excitement. Pierce Is great favorite in
this city and vicinity and his admirers
came down in full force. 1t is estimated
that there were between 5000 and 10000
spectators in the building. Jim Corbe tt
was there and was given an ovation when
he walked into the building
In the preliminary bout Danny Nc
Bride defeated Young Murphy after 10
rounds of hard fighting, and was wildly
cheered by the multitude, who felt that IL
was well-earned decision.
The Fighters Appear.
Promptly at $50 Tom O'Rourke en-
tered the ring, followed by George Dixon,
the Boston colored boy, who not only won
the featherweight championship by his
wonderful ability, but has defended 1t
against all comers. He was given a slight
ovation, hut it was mere nothing in COM
parison with the storm Of applause which
greeted Eddie Pierce when he appeared on
the stage. 1t was 0:50 o'clock when the
men began their great battle OF IL rounds
or more, which means finish fight. The
purse they battled for was $1,000, OF
which the loser received $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
S4O0, 900 MISSING.
Report on the Peoples /nsur-
ance Company.

MANCHESTER, N. H.. Aug. s.-Com-
missioner Linehan has made his report TO
the directors of the Peoples Fire Insur-
ance company. IL is very lengthy, but
the gist Of il is found in the following
statement:
Your securities, which should have been
safe in the vault, are scattered in various
banks between Manchester and Boston.
Bonds, mortgages and collaterals amount
ing TO $3.50, ,00o have been already located,
and their whereabouts made known to the
advisory committee. 1t is very clear that
the late president and treasurer OF this
company have managed its financial af-
fairs In direct violation of its bylaws, and
rigid investigation, extending back to
the time when the company began busi-
ness, should be begun aJ once.
There is an over issue OF stock amount
ing to sl3,5O0 The deficit amounts TO
$500. 900, and the capital stock has been re-
duced To 5000 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
pIood In NyG MexIco-

FL PAso, Tax, Aug. s.-A special from
Eddy, n. NJ, says: The greatest food
ever known IN the Pecos valley occurred
Saturday. The great dam above Eddy
gave way aud two wagon bridges were
carried away and the Haeerman dam and
water power damaged. Considerable
damage was done to the farmers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
Cashier Swift In jan.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. s.-Edwin L. Swift.
the teller Of the Birmingham bank, who
embezzled 10000, was taken before United
States Commissioner Wright for examina-
tion. The prisoner waived examination,
and was bound over for trial in the United
States district court, which will come in
this month. He was remanded to Jail In
default of $4,000 bonds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
Al ReckIe.s Youog.ter.

BRooKLISE. Mass, Aug. s.-Joseph
fossa, Is years old, crawled under two
-<orse dray loaded with stone during a
shower, for shelter. The driver, not
knowing OF his presence, started his team
and one Of the wheels ran over the boys
right leg, crushing IL very badly.