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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-02
THE TRADE REVIEW.

NEW YORK, June Ar G. Dun & Co. 8
Weekly Review of Trade says;
IL is a sign of cheering import that In
finished business. represented by clear
ings and railway tonnage. there has been
less decrease since the strike began than
might have been expected. Meanwhile
the consequent interruption Of traffic and
industry increases
The stoppags OF iron furnaces between
che Allegheny mountains and ths Mis-
sissippi river has become complete, and Q
great number of concerns manufacturing
Iron and others requiring soft coal or coke
for fuel have been forced to stop. Bust
ness cannot increase in volume under
such circumstances, and payments
through all clearing houses for two
weeks show a decrease compared with
last year. Hesitation Of buyers and can
cellation Of some of the scanty orders al
ready given, make the outlook for textile
manufactures less encouraging.
Concessions in cotton goods have not
improved the market nor prevented ac-
cumulations. In wooden, the dress goods
mills have fair orders. and In usn's goods
10 is held that fully half the machinery 10
umeuployed, while CANCELLATIONS are
numerous, without effort to place new
orders.
Sales Of wool at three chief markets
have been 1854, 600 pounds for the week,
against 2, ,766. 600 last year, about q. .O00, 900
n week being required from those markets
for full supply. New fine territory and
Texas wool has sold at 8 TO 0 cents, and
30 to 80 cents cleaned appears to be about
the ruling price, but at Boston demoral-
iEation makes prices nominal
Again the lowest price ever re-
corded has been made for cash wheat.
90 IA cents at New York, against 70 cents
a year ago. while the average In May.
1892, was 90 cents. and In April. 1891,
81. Is 1.2 Western receipts are naturally
small, only .S5s s64 bushels for the week,
against 2,9l9. $50 last year, but Atlantic
exports were only S07. 800 bushels, against
2,24l, 900 last year.
Cotton has varied little, though re-
ceipts from plantations have fallen of,
for stocks IN sight are very large, a new
crop for which prospe t. are decide lily
good is drawing near, and the demand
for goods is uncertain.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-02
To Boom Yankee Trotters Abroad.

II William B. Fasig succeeds in his mis-
sion abroad, he may well be called the
"Cornmeal" Murphy of the trotting horse
trade. Murphy has opened the eyes and
mouths Of the people Of the old world &c
the appetizing character of Yankee corn
meal, and Fasig il hard at work endeayor
ing to induce Englishmen to buy the
American trotter
Mr.. Fasig has been one Of the grand cir
cult stewards for many years and an active
promoter Of all trotting events. His special
business is to consult with an English gen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-02
WouId Feel Natural.

Wife-What effect will these powders
havel
Doctor-He will seem rather dull and
stupid, but don't feel alarmed.
Wife oh, no. He's that way when
he's perfectly well. you know.-Chi'
cago Inter Ocean.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-02
LET EN- GO PRIcESi

4lots Land Oakland Plat; 4 lots OF Land
Godfrey Land Plati lots Land Ezekiel
owen Plat; 2Iots ~ Land Lincoln Park Plat;
] lot of Land sterTy Street. near Main; lot
OF Land snow Plat. Larch street; 4 lots OF
Land james McNally Plat. Take noticei The
foregoing offerings are for small invest.
mems IN growing neighborhoods. slOO each
and upwards.
CILAS. II. AID ANS,
Real E.tst Agent. Room 0, Over Postomce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-21
FOSFATINA FALlERES. hnmento de los Ndos
VENTA DE ESTANCIA.

Por no poderla atender su dueno, Sc ven
de uua estancia compuesta de PIG cuerdas,
6ncadas en- su mayoria de cafe, platanos y
guineos, con sombra De guabas aIgunos
guamas aqua abundante, casa habitacion,
aImacenes capaces para mil quintales casa
tienda, punto muy aproposito para recolec-
descascarar cafe tirada por bueyes, stuada
en- una casa de Il varas con 9 y cielo raso
De toda ella; contiguo IN tanque de material
para lavar buen dep6sito de aqua, an gla
sil de l 6 varas con II, de material, varios
secatorios mas, de MADEIRA, todo ca muy
buen estado, por ser fabricas nuevas, ' ta
chaao de zine todo 81 caserio. Pastos sUf
cientes para - 80 animales, sin eo1tar
una pieza de nalojillo de 10 - euerdas
contfgua >=los establecimientos y destina-
da los caballos de pesebre. Para ipforme-
dirii;r e a su dueno en- Morovis. PEDRO
J RIVERA -Ahril 30 de 1904 n
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LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AImaC6n de NOvedades.
MerCad0, Colon ca.
AImaC6n de NOvedades.
MerCad0, Colon Y ca.

favor dia mas Pdbico dPnsano
Per@nan medic de
acreedoe distinction.
Rnaado c6modo, egante bien suado local Peteneonte
a a de donR acaban de inPoar de
FToacia Aemomia Espo0o Iaglaaerro, A@shjo,
otros mDarantes EUROPA AMERICA, epsddo
urtdo exquisite guo ajustado
exgencias Ultima oda, que rizan
entte J
EIegnte s@ho: formas los nisnos
toda classes: med acenes
DON hlo de Ecoc sea bancas coores eaoras
sombila abrigo
metal cam: cubre
eda penmea de las mas acred
soicados rolvos SIMON petes
fepa
Un csoodo surhdo de obetos propios ros es
joyero perfumadores
jeteras porta-cartas, para retratOs 81 &9
bncas agod6n ho
lana, Ga
e
cen artlcuIos epe Ia Ultima
d de Ponce, JUNO de
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M PREM
Ia DENNOCRA RACIA7

En este esabecmento Sc hacen rapdez perfection
economic toda case de msresone por dfces compcadas
que
Hay varelad de tipos personal nteigente
La prensa que imprme el peri6co que uiza
ben toda case de molde disputa
moderno Ia mas perfeca Ia meor que Ia ntroduodo
Los que necesten encagar trabao pueen enenderse con
don Edemiro Leper empeado de que ara case
dc Pomenores Jusar3 de Ia obra pogaca que
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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
FMpd5c56p, Hegror5a y FerYeterta
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Fabricante de despoIpadoras de cafe de
os sistemas RoIIo Disco, como tambien
Cedazos, Tahonas. Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas y toda clase de maquina,
ria para cafe, piear yerba, desgranar maiz
ETC., etc. Hero, cobre y bronco en- barras.
planchas y fundido.
Pindanse informes. Julio z, 1898.
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Hotel Colon

EarstabLlc5. Ia cah az AnR< M "a ctHHa az
La1ageg. habfacl04es - COlfOD1S ENIIL4DAS, Sen
JICIO ESlLER1 DO y UNI l[4GNIFICf MEoA. Al
Fl nI5 eouh0 ofnr nz110oS cIeHtcs al H-
6Ic0 g1lzan ccS r1an 17sfha'-
10 oFn0ns 7u sl1lQbge sa5ia ati2ny f0a0s
FL DULEN0 'FHF4HSf70f20 8FaHKt8f2A-
-AoJagfes lIa1o al 1904.
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Buena adquisiCi0n.

Sc re,ode, con buenas condolences Ia mdq1e5-
ma yertica1 para m0ler cana de Ia Hacienda
Destino, en- Santa Isabel de % caballos de
t1tersa, en- mognafco estado cO1Yie,ste con al
gs9las pjegas de repuesto, como q4e estd ha-
cie,edo actua1meute e1 cosecho paede u6ysele
faenci0nar En- su case, Sc eutregdrd en- Julio
pr6rimo, en- que de5e m0ntorse otra dc mayor
Dirigirse al qate suscri5e. Ponce,
Eebrero Il 1901 -FRANCISCO PARRA.
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LOS PEECEOS FIJOS


En- este antique acredtado esabecmento hay
magnf6co sudo de nisica como ella
ne9s aua autnes, bombarnos yone de todos precios
cue1as nu frescas los mmos guarra supeores
para violin, pape de hilo para m1sca, etc. etc
Iamben hay un etenso surtdo de fguras de biscuit aor
nos para tocador espl6nG dos objetos para regalos
ectos para escnoro, perumera ancesa ingesa de los
meores fa3rcnes preoiosos Devooonaos de pe
Crstaera Baccaat valas competas para mesa cocecos
yeiocpedo nnos juguees de oa classes, efecos para
viajes
Efectos dbujo n6ndad de aoulos que reaizan
precios visto
Ponce Febrero de 1891 6Im 2vs
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j Oio al anuncio

Quereis bace,os. an7a5le zect0ra, dc 1t,1 pa5
de 5otas 0 de eScarpi'ees entire las s3lfnita5 clo
ses ocGbadas de reej5r q qaee por sm torma eIe
mas aIld' ?
Pues Qcltdid al estqblecimle,ato de e Tazde-
ella -Atocha IA en- do2sde ademas haIloreis
los Uoriodo soutid0 de sombrillas q pafagua8
de seda prOpj0s para Ia estaci0n.
Ponce, II De A5r5I de 1891
m. s. r VAL DEGILLA
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PONCHE MILI'TAR 7 C0GNAC-.JEREZ

Cosechero Amaoenista Exportador de Vnos Fabrcante
de Aguardientes de Vino puro.
Destaci6n especial de vinos para la production del
COGNAC PONCHE MILITAR
Garanta absolute de esto artcuos los han sdo omet
dos varos ana habiendo sdo pureza
bic
Casas que puedem adque-Lazaro Puene-Oiver & o.,
Frau Suau C9P. Bestard DC CoAveino Gonzalez-P Cot
q CFrze Lund & C9F Fernandez & Ce-Juan Gilet-Fer-
nandez g C9Auant Hermanos-Avarez Fernandez-Perez
& C9-Nayol Hnos & Close Mayol & Co-J. Pons & Co g
Bonnin & CA T1ias & Go
NOTAAl olcitar ell
que equ pues exisen much ITAcIoNEs
Ponce. MAYO de
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J0YBRLA, 0PTICA 7 ARTICUL0S De TO7BDAD

Capchoso adonos tooador elegantes espeos de va
fomas nfndad de arcuos propios para regaos
preciosos estuches nos albums para retrato flo
de porcelana arculos de biscuit joyeros foreros
Estatuas fguas de arte bronco y terra Gotta
uegos Iavabo vaas efectos de porceana cIstea
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
The senate,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Thc right of
the secretary OF the treasury to issue
bonds at this time was again the SUD
Jec, of controversy i'll the senate The
resolution of Senator Stewart came M
under the rules. and IA motion by SEN
ator Butler dem. S. ca to refer it to
the committee on Judiciary proved the
only opposition.
The resolution finally went over and
Senator Berry called up the house bill
compelling the Rock Island railroad to
stop at the Oklahoma townsites instead
of seeking to build up rival towns on
sites owned by the road for speculative
purposes ad jacent to the legal townsites
publicly established by the interior de-
partment. No final vote was reached
on the bill, but Senator Berry will urge
1t again at the beginning of next week.
The senate resumed its old practice of
ad journing from Thursday until Mon
Qay
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
The Cripple Creek Race.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Feb, O.
The activity of the Florence and Grip
pie Creek Railroad company in the
work of construction into Cripple Creek
has thoroughly aroused the Colorado
Midland Terminal people. The race is
to get into Cripple Creek first, The
management of the first named road an
nounces their intention of reaching the
camp by May l. They have 1000 men
70 work and expect to add 1900 more
next week. Meanwhile, the Terminal
managers arranged with u contractor
for 900 additional men. A line with a
b-mile maximum grade of 3 per cent.
has been surveyed, workmen have been
put on at both ends of "a 475-foot tunnel
and dirt is flying lively on the nine
miles to camp that remain to be built.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
A Young Girl Poisoned.

ST PAUL, Feb. "a Eau Claire
wis special gives the details of a
mysterious poisoning case on farm III
Pleasant Valley. 10 miles from Eau
Claire, which may result fatally. Lib
bic Dnnn. aged 20 was taken violently
i'll, and after some time said she had
taken paris green. A physician says
her chances for recovery are slight.
There Is much excitement and hints
that the girl did not poison herself. but
is shielding some one else The author
tiles viii investigate.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
Miss Bocdy's Disappearance.

GALLON, o., Feb. o. Miss Clara
Boedy, handsome and popular young
lady of this plale has disappeared, and
connected with her disappearance are
number of features out of the ordi-
nary. Investigation shows that she
had barber cut her hair short, then
purchased and donned suit of male
attire, after which she disappeared in a
most mysterious manner and no trace
of her can be obtained. Miss Boedy
ad pleasant home, and has always
appeared perfectly happy. The police
are working on the case.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09

LEADvILLE, Colo, Feb "a woman
giving the name of Anna Jones, which
Is supposed to be assumed, arrived here
few days ago ami took room at the
flfth Avenue hotel. She said she came
from Kansas City. A man, who said he
was her brother, called to see her. She
locked her room and he bust in the
door. She leaped out of the window
and was severely injured. After "a
private talk with her the man left for
east Both refuse to give their correct
names.
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Danger of Double Lynching.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Feb 8. -Benja-
min White and jim Robinson, who
have been arrested on charge of Grim
inal assault on two women i'll tauQuler
county and who have been threatened
with lynching We're taken to Manassas
for trial. The Alexandria Light In
fantry with G5 men We're ordered out
by Governor O'Ferrall and escorted the
prisoners to protect them from violence.
AT Manassas several hundred persons
had gathered about the depot and the
officers carried the prisoners through
the crowd into the courthouse amid
cries of lynch them" The trial
opened Immediately upon the arrival
of the prisoners, The crowd at Manas-
sas is reported be increasing and lynch
ing is feared in case the accused escape
conviction.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
A Surprise For TIL. Tramp.

CRAwFoRDsvlLLE, Ind. Feb. "a
tramp called Mt the home of Mrs. Alb
ner Girard of Charlottesville. and de.
manded lunch. 1t was promptly re.
fused, and the tramp addressed an in
sultng remark to the lady, who flew
at him. The man turned and ran with
the enraged woman in swift pursuit.
After chase of four blocks she over.
hauled him, and Selling him by the
hair proceeded to give him thrashing
with a fence picket she had torn off as
she ran. The fellow was insensible
when she desisted, and was carried to
jail by the crowd which had witnessed
the act
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Brought the rostonice to Town.

EDwARpsvILE. HIS, Feb. 0-Wm
Daech, postmaster at Liberty Prairie,
four miles north of here, came to town
with the postoilice, stamps. letters and
papers ami offered to turn them over to
Charles F. Ballweg, postmaster at Ed
wardsville, Mr.. Ballweg refused to
accept the property and telegraphed S.
A. Maxwell, fourth assistant postmas-
ter general, who answered Mr.. Ball
veg by saying that the Liberty Prairie
office would be discontinued and in
structing him to handle the mail for
the abandoned postot1ice at Edwards
willie
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A HUMAN MONSTROSITY.
An Infant Born with u Month Like q
Dryilfsi.


ELIZABETH. n. j., Feb. Sin the
house ut 622 Cameron place, this city
is child with a mouth like that of a
devl6sh. The child was born three
weeks ago, and its parents are Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Bigert.
When born the baby had row OF
teeth. large and small. There were
two big portruding tusks, one on each
side of the nose and number OF
smaller teeth. all Of which were re-
moved by the physicians. The child
has no roof to it's mouth, and where
the big teeth We're pulled ont there are
two big holes that lead directly to the
ewes. Attached to the end of the nose
is n round ball of flesh, composed OF
the roof of the mouth and the center OF
,he upper lip.
This protuberance gives the mon
frosty n hideous appearance. Inc
physicians are going TO try to remove
the ball of flesh by an operation when
the child gets few months older ana
somewhat stronger.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09

CHATTANOOGA. Feb 9.-Banks, N
son. who SO tragically killed nea'
Vert, the despoiler OF lis fanilv0 - .
he vigorously prosecuted by ths '' wv WIN
brothers. A strong array of lepa, We" 81,
ent has been engaged by both 4. "l'
and money will not be spared to ' I've
it one of the most memorable m, asae
trials in Hamilton county. Hsa ue'
will enter plea of self-defense ~ ~
preliminary hearing. An effort vii; Ill 'ls
made to release the prisoner on h0. " !,
1t is reported that Henson will wr;. 4u
novel based on his troubles.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
Shot While Resisting Arrest.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Feb ED
Drake, colored, was engaged in stealing
coal from car at the Santa Fe freight
depot, when he was discovered by
Special Officer John Dolan and com
manded to surrender, Drake came
down from the car and immediately
tried to do Dolan up by striking him in
the face A scuf1le ensued, during
which Dolan shot Drake in the lief,
groin, inflcting dangerous wound.
After the shooting Drake was brough,
to the city Jail, where he is now con
fined under the care of physician
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
A Womnn NntnralIzed.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. o. Mrs. Eliza
beth Strassnar. n widow, was t'7t 'rai-
lied by Judge Dallas in the Unlte't
States circuit court. This Is the second
woman granted citizenship 10y the FED
eral courts. the former one having been
naturalized some time ago III the DIS
trict court Lawyer Francis Tracey
Tobin made the application for Mrs.
Strassnar. He explained that Frank
Strassnar. the husband took out his
first papers in 1880, but he gu bseqnently
died Mrs Strassnar, who is a prop
er,y owner, now desires to engage In
business.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
Compulsory Education.

SPRINGFIELD. His, Feb 9-At the
meeting of the city board of education
the truant officer reported that he had
found about Is children of school age
who are not attending school. He only
investigated the cases reported to him
by the principals Of the various schools.
In about GO cases the children We're of
the age when school training is an alb
solute necessity. In Il majority of
cases poverty was plead. the lack OF
substantial clothing and equipment be-
ing given as the cause of non-attend'
ancp.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
Met u Horrible Death

KANKAKEE, Ills, Feb 9.-Cb.,.
Davis. aged 81 years, the engineer s 70
the Kankakee Electric works W..
death in its most horrible form. Will
attempting to loosen one of the bol,s ' y.
an engine his wrench slipped and "
was thrown upon the rapidly reyolv;n.
fly wheel, which tore him to pieces -
sulting in instant death. The nntss
tunate man never uttered sound. n.
arms and legs were separated from hi.
body and thrown some distance U,
was married, but did not live with h.
wife.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Kansas
City postofiice fight is settled. Con
gresham Tarsney is TO be conciliated
by the administration. He has been
asked To make his recommendation tor
the misunderstanding with the implied
assurance that this man Will be APP
pointed. His selection is Homer Reed
The nomination will be sent to the SEN
ate in few days This knocks out
ex-State Treasurer Chappell and a
choice assortment of other we'll known
Democrats.
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brought suit For sioo.ooo. \

CHICAGO, Feb. 8. Erastus P, Mark
appointed receiver of the Americ,,
Loan and Investment society bv H..
Federal courts commenced suit fo,
500. 600 in the circuit court against W
l.. Marsden and Francis b. Nlodica n,
former secretary and vice president If
the society. Mr.. Marsh, in his declars.
ton. informs the court that by reason
of the illegal methods and practices o,
Marsden and Modica the society bs,
lost a gross total of Ss7, l54
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a Eorgcr Held.

CHICAGO, Feb. -Algernon F. B..
Crofton, who is charged with forging "a
$1,000 draft drawn on the Bank of Mon
treal OF Winnipeg by the Bank of Mon
treal at Toronto, and who was caught
at FL Paso Tex, appeared in court
here, his attorney Offering to enter a
plea of guilty i'll consideration of re-
form school sentence, as the prisoner is
minor. The prosecution objected
and the case was continued.
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LITIGATION AMONG MORMONS.
I'll, suit over the Title to Property !"
Independence Taken Up.


KANSAS CITY. Feb 2.-lhe long de-
laved equity suit of the reorEanlzea
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints against the Church of Christ Oh
Independence to determine the title 10
the famous Mormon temple lot III IN
dependence was taken up for trial IN
the United States court.
The suit is contest between two
factions of the Mormon church to de-
termine the ownership of piece Oh
ground in the city of independence. on
which the Mormons expect to erect
some day, temple which shall be the
most magnificent ever reared 10y the
hands of man, and from which on the
last day of the world. it is believed, all
good and faithful followers OF Joseph
Smith Will ascend direct to heaven.
1t is claimed that in 1882 an angel OF
the Lord appeared to Joseph Smith ana
informed him that Jackson county, Mis-
souri,. WAS the exact location OF the
Garden of Eden. The spot where the
Lord was said to have appeared to
Adam and Eve is identical with the 10.
cation of the temple lot and there the
prophet determined 30 erect temple.
The property is regarded by the con
tending factions of the church AS more
precious than all the fablel wealth of
the world.
Four years ago the reorganized
church brought suit to dispossess the
Independence branch of that much
priced property, and, although the
costs of litigation to both sides have
far exceeded the actual value of the
property, they are determined to fight
on for its possession through the courts
of last resort
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09

WAsnINGroN, Feb. 9-The dead
lock on Mr. BANDS silver seigniorage
bill was broken after four hours of con
tinous tiibustering when, by vote of
l76 o 4, the house carried Mr.. Bland s
motion Of going into committee of the
whole for consideration of his bill.
Mr. Bland addressed the house on
the bill and explained its provisions.
His speech WAS not finished when the
house al Journed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09

KANSAS CITY, Feb 8. E G. Butler
of the United States legation in the
City of Mexico arrived here. When
Mr.. Butler left his post of duty tele-
gram had been received that he was
coming to Kansas City to instigate di-
vorce proceedings against his wife. Mr.
Butler sale that the statement was
false. II came here to visit my wife
and friends he said, land not with
any intention of seeking divorce"
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stole the Money and buried 1t.

CROCKETT. Tex. Feb D. Fred Nor
rison WAS jailed here 10y Sheriff Daniel,
charged with the theft of $40 from j.
G. Wall, who lives six miles north of
town. The money was taken from Il
wooden safe and put III a snuff bottle
and buried about mile from the
house. Morrison at first denied his
guilt. lie is young man. - years OF
age.
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Bankers Indicted.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Feb. o. The Ben.
ton county grand jury re urned -four
indictments against w. j Mcconnell.
cashier of the defunct Commercial
bank of Oxford. and two against John
w. Rommell, director. Mcconnell
is charged with perjury, grand larcen
ana enlightenment and Rommell with
embezzlement.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
a Telephone War.

CHICAGO, Feb. g.-The Harrison IN.
ternational Telephone company met
here and decided to organize at once IN
every state and territory, proposing Il
give service at greatly reduced rates
AT present its instruments are u.si
MOSTLY on private lines.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-09
Hall Johr son Killed.

ALvARADo, Tex, Feb. 9.-Hall
Johnson was ont hunting his hogs yes
terday. J. d. Woods and neigh Dor
went to see who was disturbing the
porkers. A dispute arose between
Woods and Johnson, resulting in the
latters death, He was the victim of a
gan. The parties had been at outs for
eight years.