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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-15
Phone Lacy for McAIister Coal.
No. 4 Colorado Coal.
The Turf French Restaurant.

TING Turf FFBNCN h6SCdUTdHV'
The Turf French restaurant is first.
class, and the best equipped in the
city. There is seen all the delicacies
from all the markets. Orders taken
for parties and bar quets.
In connection, model delicatessen
lunch counter. Best and most exper.
fenced chef and caterer in the south .
Satisfaction guaranteed.
P. N. LErEsH, proprietor.
i09 Austin Avenue.
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No. 4 Is Egan's coal yard.

DR.. Rely treats only the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Glasses adjusted
from scientific measurement. Office
over First National bank.
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s.x FRANCISCO, Jan. Is. The peklng
--;uea here Saturday and brought al
a;oas that all was quiet at Honolulu
when she sailed.
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The haudsomest variety of white
canvas, brown canvas, Russia calf and
dongola ladies' low quarters are shown
at Sleeper, Clifton 81 Dukes.
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To our bald headed friends
47ll" will make yoar hair grow.
Dismuke will guarantee it; get a
bottle from him.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-15
Assassination In the Territory.

WAsHITA, Jan. l5.-Ike Johnson col
|ofed, who resides Is miles west of Pur-
cell on Walnut Creek, was called to the
uoor by three unknown negroes and
shot and instantly killed. The murder
ets made their escape and up to this
ZINE have not been captured.
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Two cars corn, two hay.
W. + JACKSON.
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ok ok TlCHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC
s.ops pain, heals wounds, burns
g. I.a, and collie Ask your druggist
'0t Tree sample.
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VnWntshlAC Fresh daily from
'tSttdUl0S, the growers.
w. X. FINKs Il Co.
WOOdl WOOd!!

If you want good wood and good
measure at the lowest market price.
order it from J. Nj. Lovelady, cor.
ner of Fourth and Mary streets.
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Phone Lacy for Mcilister Lump.

No. 4 Quickest delivery.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-15

Tender steak and roasts at Crippen's,
corner Fifth and Franklin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-15
lacy'S Brier Greek Cool is all lump.
For Sale.

One five room house, two lots,
5oxl5o, good we'll water, buggy
house and stall; corner of Peach and
Earl street, East Waco.
/. q. KIRKPATRICK,
COS Sonth Eighth st.
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For Rent.

Eighty acres of l9nd and one
good six room house, one large barn
and fifteen acres in orchard. Apply
to p. G. kirkpatrick, 6o5 South
Eighth and Clay.
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To our lady friends: Is your
hair falling out? If it is, go to
Dismuke and get bottle of "47ll."
He will guarantee to stop it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-15

If you are blind to values let the GRO
lead you here.
Hostile houses hopping hot, but the tt
perativc and mercless as the laws o
SLAMS.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
SMITHS ORDERS NOT FILLED
Said Es Wes an Oklahoma Buyer
and Negotiated for Goods.
One Firm Grew Suspicious and His
Arrest Followed.

Samuel Smith, who has been claiming
hat he Is from Oklahoma, had some
difficulty In keeping mis- spirits UP when
the fact was established at jefferson
Market Court to-day that he was the
son OF a Brooklyn man living at li5
Wallock street.
Smith has been living at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel. where he owes a big bill,
representing himself as an Eastern
buyer for o large Oklahoma firm and
placing orders for goods OF every de-
scription.
A firm with whom he was negotia-
ting for the shipment of "A So, 900 order
grew suspicious. and yesterday when he
walke In the Broadway clothing store
OF Hammerslough & Saks they sent for
Policeman Knsmire. OF the Mercer street
station, and had Smith arrested.
The specific complaint against him
was made by the New York Cab Com
pany. who furnished him with $3.50
worth Of cabs. He was held in 500
Mcmahon. when the policeman who
took a revolver and belt from Smith
will be In court to charge him with car
rying concealed weapons.
tained any OF the goods which he or
dered. II is alleged, under false repre-
sensations. from various firms. But 1t
is said that he had arranged to go West
at "A moments notice.
Among other firms who had pre-
pared goods for shipment on Smiths
order were Dickinson & Brown. for
hatters at 34-52 Kosciuslto stseet. Brook
Ign, where he had arranged for goods
valued at S2,67o; Louis Meyer & Son, 47s-
been 1905; Thurber, Whyland Company
and Clafiin, Allen q Co.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
Wire News in Brief.

Fire In Purdy. Mo, began in a saloon on Main
street and destroyed all the stores In town.
Total loss, $50. 900.
While Louis Collier and a man named Trailer
were engaged Ia a fight at I%Ilnsboro. III. Trail
er's fourteen yearoli boy stabbed Collier twice
In the back. innIcting fatal wounds.
william Bibb was killed by lightning yester-
day white plonghing in the Held near his house
at GLASGOW. Mo.
A compromise was agreed on at st. Louis after
midnight this morning by tho arbitrators who
had been trying to settle tho difference Of the
trainmen on the st. Louis Division OF the Mo-
bile aud ohio Railroad over a proposed reduc-
{ on Of wages. A 4 per cent. reduction, to 70
into effect to-day. was agreed upon.
Deputy city Collector william p. WEIGH, while
nshing In the Lexington lKy.) reservoir last
night. fell overheard and was drowned.
The bank OF Blue I'M. Neb., has gone into
voluntary liquidation There ~ 'roney enough
on hand to pay all deposItors In full.
A. e. Troutman. the largest Wholesale grocer
In Northern Indiana. made an assignment at
Fort Wayne In favor Of his creditors yesterday.
Robert Ferry. three years old. was burned To
death at Boston yesterday. He was playing with
matches.
Fire partly destroyed tho big plant OF tn,
studebaker Wagon Company at South Bend. Ind.
this morning.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
HELD HUNDREDS AT BAY.
East Chicago Desperate Arrested
After a Fierce Fight.
(By Associated Press)

~ Ns'
EAST CHICAGO. June 15.-For sew
eral hours last night Paddy Golden held
a crowd OF 900 men at bay here at the
point Of i've ugly-looking revolvers.
Golden. who gained considerable notori-
ETY. In Chicago in 1879, when he defeated
Capt. Dalton in a ffty-round fight on
BLACK Jack" Yataw's bumboat on
Lake Michigan. has been employed in
the East Chicago Iron and Steel Works.
Last night he tried to shoot Alderman
Robert Ross. but before he could press
the trigger the pistol was brushed aside.
This made him frantic, and, t~iourishing
n revolver in each hand in the faces OF
the by-standers. he chased them out Of
the saloon. Marshal Patterson attempt
ed to arrest him. but the eX-priZe-iighier
held the saloon for hours, and not one
of the hundreds of men who surrounded
the building dared to arrest.
Finally, however. he was taken, but
only after a fierce fight, in which sew
eral OF his captors had their heads cut.
Golden declared that he would kill AL
derman Ross and every member OF the
City Council, including Mayor Penman.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
ACCUSED OF PARTRIDGE.
Arthur Racks Father Was Bound
and Stabbed.
In Heat OF Passion the Boy Half
Confesses the Crime.

Arthur Rack. aged eighteen. OF 4i
West Tw%enty-sixth street. was ar
rsigned this morning in Jefferson
Market Police Court ON "A charge OF
numbering his father.
Tho youth was arrested last night by
Detective Churchill. OF the West TWEEN
tieth street station. Mrs. Bennett. o.
All West Twenty-sevcnth street. and
Mrs. Slmmonds, of Al West twenty
seventh street, had run UP to the de-
tective last night and told him that
young Rack had threatened to take hi7
own mothers life, and while doing so
had told her that he would do her up
just the same as he had done up his
father.
This saying OF the young desperate
supplies a ready solution to the mys-
terry OF the death of his s!xty-six-year-
peared last New Years night, and
whose body was found In March in the
water at TIE foo of Chambers street.
with a stab wound In his side and his
Soon after the discovery OF the body
Central Office detectives, made an ar
rest. but the prisoner easily cleared him
self OF the suspicion of being in any
way connected with Racks death and
was released. Since then and until last
nigh the case had been involved in deep
mystery.
upon whose labor the good-for-nothing
has depended fol- subsistence, last night
refused to give him any more money.
Every cent she had ever given him, II
is claimed. went for strong drink and
other vicious purposes.
MY patience is at last broken" said
Mrs. Rack to her son last night. ~
am going back. to Ireland. and you may
manage to make your living here with
out me as best you can
Infatuated by these words, the young
man picked up n pointed knife. and hold
ing 1t within an inch Of his mothers
throat. exclaimed:
"If you go to Ireland and try to shake
me I'll do you as | did my father"
Mrs. Rack ran out OF the room, n Mt
tho house OF Mrs. Bennett, where she
also found Mrs. Simnonds. she told Of
what her son had threatened to do.
The detectives. I'm court this morning.
asked foi time tc perfect their evidence
against Rack for the murder OF his
father. and he was according remanded.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
TOHEAR or PADRONES
Congressional Committee Will Pc
Told About the System.
Baron Fava Aroused by the Muict-
ing Of His Countrymen.
Mr.. Stump VIII Confer with DIR.
Senner and Mr.. McSwceney.

Immigration COMMISSIONS Senner an
%ticipates that the Congressional Immi-
grafton Committee, which will visit
Ellis Island tomorrow morning. will
endeavor to gain information with re-
gard to the padrone system, and to as
certain what legislation Is necessary to
correct the evil.
Il will certainly do all I can" said
DR.. Senner. ito Furnish information to
the Committee, and, although the Com
mission appointed by Secretary Carlisle
will not be ready to make any report
for a considerable time. 1t will serve a
good purpose to keep every one inter-
ested in the question, so that Congress
may take action when 1t is necessary.
1T is hardly possible that we can
suggest legislation during the present
session OF Congress, but Of course the
immigration Committee will desire in
formation. and we will furnish all we
can"
1t Is expected that Superintendent OF
immigration Stump will accompany the
House Committee to New York, and he
will therefore be able to confer with
DR.. Senner and Mr.. insolvency with
regard to the work the Commission
appointed by Secretary Carlisle is to
perform. This GommissiSn, as stated
devote particular attention to the pa.
drone system, and will be furnished
with data COLLECTED by this paper in it's
1t has been learned that Baron Fava,
the Italian Ambassador at Washington,
Ia anxious to nave the padrone system
suppressed, and that he has had con-
ferences in regard to the matter with
the President. Secretaries Gresham and
Carlisle and MIR. Stump. Baron Fava
Is anxious that the United States should
send a representative to Italy to see II
II is not possible to get at the root Of
the evil. and 1t Is probable nat one of
the members of the commission APP
pointed by the Secretary will be sent
on this mission.
Nothing definite will be decided Dor
however, until after the House Immi-
grafton Committee returns to Wash
Ington and Mr.. Stump has had a confer
ence with DIR. Senner and Mr.. Nc
Sweeney.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
MAY Be A SWINDLE.
"Guarantee Electric Photograph
CO.. Not Known in This City.
Suburban Residents Have Paid
Money for Pictures.
Agent "Applcgatc" Seems to Have
Done q Flourishlng Business.

What appears to be a new form OF
swindle has invaded the rural districts
In the vicinity of New York.
A man, usually calling himself Thorn
an 7. Apologize, of Red Bank. but some
times varying his name and address
according to the exigency of the case.
represents himself az the agent Of THE
Guarantee Electric Photographic Com
pany, Limited of 100 sixth avenue.
In this capacity he calls at houses
within easy range Of the city and offers
for sale tickets at 80 cents apiece, enti-
ting the purchaser on presentation OF
. ticket and an additional payment OF
30 cents to six electric-burnished' pho
togrnphs and one large photograph. 16
by 20 inches In size. II the purchaser
does not care for the large picture he
can have the six cabinet-sized photo
graphs without paying the additional
One. Of the principal inducements
offered by "Applegate' is that the pur-
chaser need not go to the studio to SIT
for his pictures. The studio goes 10
On each ticket is printed, In addition
to the terms Of the contract, a NOTICE
that ths c=yarantee Electric Photoerap ph
that Il docs not sell any frames.
A search for the office of the Guaran-
tee Electric Photograph Company at
the actress indicated on one, OF the
Apologize tickets brought to light, the
fact that such a concern never existed
there. The only occupants 81 the build
ing are the family Of e. Perceval, who
keeps a 'delicatessen" store on the
NEXT der. however. al. ss. is a we'll
known photographers gallery. There IT
was learnsa tina s seyerai people sct haa
iPPSS StaeSa, aft eom ans guarantee ELECTRIC
"A man from Rutherford. N. j., was
here some time ago." said the gentleman
IN chsrce Of the studio, "and showed Ave
tickets which he said had been sold to
him for 81 each. / had never heard or
the concern before. n to me the whole
affair looks Ike a swinaie' u.rt m the
Rutherford mans tickets was not Apple
gate. I cannot now recall what 1t was,
but / do remember that the terms were
substantially the same as the APPRECIATE
The latest field which Mr.. Applegate
has chosen for his operations IT, IN High
= Here he seems to have been doing, q
larger business than anywhere else. Judg-
ing from the number of complaints that
. have come in from tn ose places In the
: last few days.
! Among those who are anxious to know
when the Guarantee Electric Photo
; graph Company" Will drop IN TO- take
Seaside, N. j. In a letter to THE Even
ing World he reouests that n reporter
be cent to the Sixth avenue establish
ment to find out whether A~pplegate Is It's
pxent. and II so whether he Is author
lied to collect the 80 cents.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
REDMOND WOULDN'T TREAT.
Then Flanagan and His Pals Beat
and Kicked the Sailor.

James Flanagan. twenty-five years old.
OF li Park Row. was held in 1900 bail
in the Tombs Court this morning for as
saulting James Redmond, n sailor, OF 27l
Palmetto street, Brooklyn.
Redmond was passing through South
street last night, when Flanagan, in COM
pany with two other men. demanded
money from him.
When they did not get 1t they jumped
on Redmond and beat him in "A fright
ful manner. His nose was cut open and
his eyes bruised from the kicks he re-
ceived. Flanagan was Identified as the
man who did the kicking.
The evening world., 1894-06-15

1t is positively stated at tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard that orders had been Sc mt to the
cruiser San Francisco to leave Bluehelhs for the
States as soon rs she Is relieved by the
Marblehead,
The evening world., 1894-06-15
Mrs. Martin Adjudged Insnne.

Mrs. William A. Martin. wife OF the manager
OF the New York Witness. was adjud5ed insane
yesterday by n sherin's jury, and a trustee APP
pointed for her person and estate. Mrs. Martin
left her homs four years ago with her little son.
and went to Australia. Her husband found her
In San Diego. CAL. a short time ago. and brought
her back. Her mother and cousin died In an
asylum.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
Morning Arrivals from Europe.

Among the passengers OF the lIamburs-Ameri-
can Line steamship Columbia, which arrived at
her dock this morning. were Capt. c. f. Allen,
Horace C. Brewster and Mrs, Brewster, T.. j.
Curtis and Mrs. Curtis, Henry W. o. Edge and
Mrs EhYe
The evening world., 1894-06-15

6kV6k VIUuI1VV Il
500 dozen Mems Laundered Per- |
Gale Shirts, all good patterns, in
single and cluster stripes, dots
&C., all sizes from 10 l-2 to 1T
inches. regular SIC. Shirts. a2
Mems Gossamer and Balbriggan
Underwear In a variety of
colors. all sizes. Drawers to Or
match.................. ........ n6O
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts,
linen bosom. double back and
sides, made of first-class mus
lin. full in the body, IL to IS IN
......... uVO
Mems White Muslin Night :.
Shirts, embroidered bosom,
sizes IA to aVV
400 doz Ladies' and Gents white,
all-silk 4-in-hands; a great
variety of small figured pat ~
terms. worth 49c ................ hnO
Ladies' Hose. in black and tan
boot pattern. fancy colored
tops, also solid blacks. tans
and b~albriggans, worth IL l-2c..
pSlr.............. ..................
Ladies' fast black Hose. high
spliced heel and toe. double
sole, guaranteed fast........... uhV
Children's black and tan Derby
and one and one ribbed Hose, ~
all sizes. ......... ss1e
Children's fine Summer Cos la1t
samer Underwear. ............ uGn2
900 doz Ladies' Vests. v-shaped
neck. finished with silk rib
bons. worth &c.. while they
lAkv.ss..s... s.....a UuE1Ip
The evening world., 1894-06-15
Escaping Convict Killed.

VDy NssVVTHEVU TTtHF'T
CANON CITY. Col. June l5.-Frank Robinson.
a convict. escaped from one OF the gangs working
on tho State ditch yesterday and started over the
hills. jumping from rock to rock in his effort
to get away. one Of the guards shot and killed
him.
The evening world., 1894-06-15

/, 100 dozen Turkish Towels, extra
T. size, worth .19c...................
- dszen Turkish Towels. extra
large
1000 dozen Wash Rags. best
made
1000 ail-linen Hand Towels, extra
quality
% pieces India Linen. In open
work and satin stripe; worth
:, iEc. 10 zoe
70 pieces White Goods, in fancy
stripes; worth II 1-:c............
q pieces sliver-bleached Table
LINEN. heavy quality.
% pieces silver-bleached Table
Linen, extra vaiue.............'.
80 pieces bleached double Da-
mask. es inches wide. regular
price Sc to 81 90 ................
a. pieces bleached double Da-
mask. ~ inches wide; worth
sL2S
100 piecea Towellins. per yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28

Christian syensen has been appointed
pollmastct.scucul
The number of Hee churches in Den.
mark ls increasing,
Both the KING and the queen have now
recovered from their late illness.
v. HHlcup. the large landowner of
Gammel hus,nrberg, IS dead
According TO the latest statistics
Copenhagen has $4,000 inhabitants.
The large country mansion Eildov Zoo
Che parish Ui HlarIuy was burned 90
the ground.
a servant girl Of llillerod. who killed
hgr child and burned the body loo 70
stove, BIAS been sentenced 10 su,,er the
death penalty
About 1900 people JmEw,el from
Denmark 900 1905, of these Ia,aIa gml-
grated 20 lbu United States, g.ogl were
Swedt5,
Dr. Slnton, q prominent French ply ,
stefan, who some time ago Travelled 100
Scandinavia. has written % book ON
leprosy 10 Norway Finland and Lap,
land. The dUc,ur says thlta case Ji
leprosy very seldom UgcuB in Den
mark,
The city council OF Copenhagen has
successfully carried through lhe system
OF proportional representation boo elect.
ing committees, Those who objected
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10 this innovation d.I 500 chiefly on iIr
ground that tha election would ue TOO
COMPLICATED and therefore Iakef1J much
tna. but ula proportional representa-.
ton election took ul only go pet CENT
more limo than the usual election OF ihe
same committee
The s1.ralicd Granger movement is
booming. The organization claim no"
rao.all members Iu" following pLo'
gum .la been aHrHHI upon That lle
.ilic .fsIl pass laws lnl appropriate
money tu facilitate the expo. if1I..
support tfa bmaaIl.r STANDARD 200. t.-
m .nt reduce tHa grain aA; abolish i1e
BuG ol tHa necessities %. Ila. raise ile
tluH un vino. ...H uI pirits, revise iIa
tarU .bgdule BOO .Ha.Il, and uJodus.
O. general iu.Hu. 'I.
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NsWs FROM FILLMORE.


DHH.. |H. nHH. Soc.
FuI,1ar. Fra. %. lsDl.-Yesicrlay
President D.. IS. HincsIry aud hla su.i
LN.Jt, vurIe returning rom y,sIt
o. Kal.su. Bro.hcr uuucH.y, VIM is
an ,Ep1st hjucm1u, was duviug q
saitudid team OF bays attached Co %
buggy, and vs1 going at o. very Glow
guit. when "a little north ol Meadow
ono " tho hofsos' feet sId icu.y
clipped from under him, tus ftl
frightened tho other horse which
sprans 5wari,bfoaklng ins W ~ stree.
Toe f1llun n0ue jumptI up aud Ul.h
bounded 90, thU sudden stop havlug
thrown the riders forward ifum tlu
buggy 90 thu gfouui. Tho h"tsca nu
Tor about tWu huuItCl ysfiri tuuH
dashed into "a "bull fruCen aud lell iu
a heap When the dryerglt 10 them
he found one Of the huu.s ueal win u
broken neck, ami thu other tangled Ia
the harness,
rhey returned 60 Meadow, got
another horse and returned home
somewhat shaken up, but were cut 10
needing today.
Mn. McNuuon, the POOR woman who
recently got no baIly burned hy 'allius
into the Ire whilst o. d dt, died ou thH
night % the g3fi. aud was buried under
the direction oi tuU ward bHuupriu Coz
Jay. She waa AGED tNuuiy,iiyu yuafr.
q 0ffn GfUunwly was last week
nnuI SO Tor selling whisky without a
license,
a huit lsuow pending wherein q, II
Huntmau Dc charged win permitting
miu0fa 10 remain IA his saloon.
Two young Indians, "Juhu" aud
"Aitc,n got u dollai'8 worth Ui HlC0nuI
from "Whitu man." Then they gUl
drunk, aud Ia the Light both rode un7u
the same horse ten milrH south o. Df}
Creek aud entered the premises 0t All
Oscar Anderson, stole d n1isu nud alu'
Ole uuI continued their Journey south
Deputy 5Hcun A. Alexander got yu
their uul aud unrr r.ugu ri.t
through % blizzard lpr these paris l90
the Indians ucar Miucrsyi..r, hCayvl
county. Thcy mai u hearlug yesterday
before J. A.. McBfjv, aud the case s0u
30 the grand jury Ut Provo.
a. Bird
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SUM
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experimenting tic sboeiHg OF
6yaoi With tho Pyta1m NsR

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PUTNAM NAIL CO., Esp0uatt, Nasi-,
GuWrLuNrNi= Replying u your favor u tha
tiih intl, viii STATE That 7 have lsUi thu Put
nam hail An others, hutlt hsl coma o. tha
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Nery respectfully ggaIG