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All Out at Coal city.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
CLAY CITY. Ind, May H-About sixty
miners from this place went to Coal City
yesterday morning to bring out the six men
at work there. The Clay City Band ac-
companied the delegation. Arriving at
Coal City they found the mine stopped and
the men out. The operators promised to
close till the trouble is settled
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FUERST BISMARCK COLLIDED.
Ran Down French Bark and Res
cued the Grew.

Rnn DOWN. q FFench BuFk und HeS-
cued the Crew.
HAMBURG, May 27-The collision that
occurred on the morning of May % between
the Hamburg American line steamer Fuerst
Bismarck and the French bark Louise,
bound from Martinique to Bordeaux, was
due to the fact that the lights Of the bark
were hidden by sail. The bowsprit and
foremast of the Louise were broken; other
wise she sustained no damage. The crew
of the sailing vessel was badly frightened,
and taken on board the Fuerst Bismarck.
The steamer put ten men of her own crew
on board the Louise, with orders to navi-
gate her to an English port. The Fuerst
Bismarck was virtually undamaged.
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fighting, has resulted in a verdict of guilty.
Sentence has not yet been passed The
maximum punishment is $1,000 nne, one
year Imprisonment In the penitentiary, or
both. The trial of the officers OF the Cres-
ton Athletic Club. its aiders and aoettors,
has been postponed until the next term OF
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VaIkyrie All Right.

QUEENSTOWN, May 27.-The steamer
Leo, which arrived here to-day. reports
that at $3.50 o'clock this mroning she spoke
the British cutter Valkyrie, from New
York, off Minehead. County Waterford
The valkyrie reported that she had had a
fair passage, and that all was we'll aboard.
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MONTREAL. May 27. = Lasker is
chess champion OF the world. Last night
Steinitz resigned the nineteenth game on
the fifty-second move. The score stood:
I.asker. 10: Steinitz. 5; draws. 4.
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Ia endured by bilious and dyspeptic suffer-
ers who neglect to take Simmons Liver
Regulator Headache, constipation. piles,
collie and Indigestion are cured By this pure.
Ssestable remedy.
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the law should take its course. The troops
are, however, held in readiness to move on
an hours notice
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PHILLIPSBURG. Pa, May 2.-As a re-
suit of the visit of Governor Pattison to
the miners of the Clearfeld region resolu-
tions were passed asking the national off,
GERS to consult with the Governor and the
operators and try TO adjust matters The
Governor returned to Harrisburg to-day.
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SIOUX CITY, Ia. May H.-Jack Davis.
of Norfolk, Knocked out Jim Burns, of
Montana, in four rounds near this city this
afternoon
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VIII Try to Break the Strike.
Pitched Battle I'm Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 27.-Four more
companies of State troops arrived this
morning to join the others that are already
in camp at Ensley City There seems to
be little change in the threatening situa-
tion. Last night a pitched battle without
bloodshed occurred in which nearly one
hundred shots were fired. Yesterday after
noon q shooting scrape between some ne
groes and miners in front of a church took
place, and last night telephone wires at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-28
M. M. CUMMINGS

Is still Van Pelt and is the best place to
get Flour and all those popular Food Cereals You
can ma the only pure Whole Wheat and Gluten
flours- Feed OF all kinds. 62 North Delaware ST.
Telephone 703
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. May 27.-Articles cf
agreement between Jimmy Connors. of this
city, and Jack Levy. champion 10o-pound
weight of England. for finish fight for
purse of $1,000 before the Olympic Club.
New Orleans. June IA. have been forwarded
leaves Wednesday for New Orleans, ac-
companied by Eddie Myers, of Streator
his trainer. The winner will be matched
against the winner OF the Barry-Gorman
fight, which occurs May 81 before the
Olympic Club for the 1o0-pound champion
ship OF the world.
Prize Fighters Guilty I'm Iowa.
CORNING, Ia, May H.-The trial OF
Ryan and Mccoy. the prize fighters. who
violated Iowa's new law against prize
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DENVER, Col, May H.-At O'clock this
morning Governor Waite recalled his order
for the troops 10 start to Cripple Creek.
He spent the night considering the various
phases OF the situation and decided that
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John.on Speaks tuesday.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The coming
week in the House will be much broken
up by special orders and adjournment
over Decoration day. The State bank de-
bate will have the right Of way. but il
can get but three days in the week at the
best Monday is District Of Columbia day.
and the State bank men have consented
not to infringe on that day. The bank bill
will be taken up again on Tuesday. when
Representative Johnson Will make the
opening Republican speech in opposition 10
State banks, and Representative Cox will
open for unconditional repeal-of the State
bank tax. Representative Warner On. W,
Walker (Mass.), Rayner Md. and Harter
(Ohio), are also down for speeches. some
OF which will go over on account OF Decor
alton day. The bank question will get an
other day on Thursday, to be displaced.
however. on Friday. by private bills. The
hopes OF the State bank men are TO close
the debate and. IL possible. get a vote be-
fore the week closes. The anti-option bill
and the Indian appropriation bin are press
ing for consideration. and one or the other
of these will follow the State bank bill
1t is hardly expected, however. that either
of them can be reached during the coming
week.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14
Some Rules for Health, Wealth
Pleasure ana Profit.

/. Never tell your burdens to
any one except your maker and
your wife. "The world hath its
share"
2. Never complain of your work !,
If you have merit the world expects
you to be very busy, otherwise it
does not need you.
3. Never find fault with any man
who gives up both time and money
for your town or your community.
No gentlemen will be thus guilty.
A. Never find fault with your
home labor, home merchant. and
home papers, for such fault finding
only means you are doing nothing
to make either better.
5. Never complain even 10 your
doctor or admit to any body that
you are sick, for ten consecutive
admissions will put the healthiest
man in Waco in bed.
6. Remember that an honest man
never complains of good laws,
nor their vigorous enforce
ment. 1t is the other fellow who
complains. This rule may be APP.
piled to all departments of life. 1t
is the boarder at the hotels and
boarding houses who complains of
his grub, who has himself never
been used to such home and who
generally refuses to pay his bill
when due. 1t is the drunken man
who thinks everybody else is drunk.
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Anniversary.

Norrill's Anniversary.
Sshington, April l4-senator
s. Merrill, of Eermont, is
ing this morning the congrat-
ina of his fellow me mbers while
Sees of greeting from his old
3 at home are loading down
blegraph " Tres. 1t is the saith
bay of the eminent New Eng
&tatesman, and notwitbstand.
lis advar ced age he is in full
Sment of health and vigor.
kafternoon he gave a reception
. members of the senate and
h of representatives, and to his
Srous friends at the capital. Nu-
1us floral designs and other more
1ble offerings Of esteem and re-.
fwere received at the senators
Ience this morning.
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The Sam Joues-Geo. Stuart-Excell
Meeting.

The Sam Joues- Geo. Stuart Excel
Meeting.
If you will leave your personal
prejudice at he me, or in the street and
curbt tone, here you roost princi.
pally, Il mean where people roost
who have prejudices), and attend
these meetings, you will be benefit
ed. You have heard the old song
obey say l were the prettiest gal
in the county, o.
l looked into the glass and found
it just 80.
This is the point. The girl ex-
pected to see her beauty, she did
because she desired it that way.
If you expect to find fault with the
Sam Jones meeting you will find
just what you expect (desire).
The Waco Trading Company
never fails to please the sensible
people who want to get bargains
and liberal terms.
J. w. RIGGlNs, Prop.
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>nnet Pile Remedy cures.
br sale by III. G.. Risher 81 Co
A Sure Cure for Piles.

|ching Piles are known by mois-
\ like preparation, causing in
y itching when warm. This
! as we'll as Blind, Bleeding or
sruding, yield at once to DR..
Snko's Pile Remedy, which acts
Billy on parts affected, absorbs
prs, allays itching and effects a
nanent cure. 80 cts. Druggists
mail. Circulars free. DR.. Bo.
10, Philadelphia, Pa
pld by Williamson Drug Com
4, Druggists.
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he Provident Invest ment Co.

u build houses on its addition on
~ liberal terms, or will sell lots
NJ beral terms to those who desire
|1rect good residences. This ad.
|1cn has an electric railway, cleo
n lights and an excellent water
yply. Under the contract be.
~ Yen the owners no cheap resi-.
Gees or shanties can be built.
pse who wish to buy houses or
can obtain full information
m Ii. N. ATKINSON,
pm 10, Provident Building,
EN AGO, Texas.
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Special Notice,

will make suitings, pants or
thing in our line at prices that
called, self-styled merchant tail
can't reach, and guarantee my
FIX in every particular carry
me of goods that cannot be beat,
Ploy the most skilled workmen
am here on the spot to make
ID my guarantee.
Louis GARERT,
ll6 South Fourth Street.
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bund Liver Makes a Well MAI

uuu LlNof MnhoS a w GA Mdu
Re you Bilious, Constipatcd or
bled with Jaundice, Sick Head.
Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
(th, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Eestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
and between the Shoulders,
= Is and Fever, etc. If you have
4 of these symptoms, your Liver is
2of order, and your blood is slowly
3 poisoned, because your Liver
not act properly. HERBlNE will
! any disorder of the Liver, Stom.
Nor Bowels. 1t has no equal as 4
Dr. Medicine. Price, IS cents.
zee trial bottle at n. G. Rishers
q Store, Waco, and J. B. CoInish's
3 Store, East Waco, Texas.
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!. Rely treats only the eye, ear
and throat. Glasses adjusted
scientific Measurement. Office
First National bank.
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A Great Scandal.

hose who have visited the Waco
'wcase and Furniture factory, at
72o Austin avenue, say it is a
|at scandal for any family to be
|hout elegant furniture when it
be bought so cheap at that place
of their own make.
A. COLEMAN, Prop.
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!. p. Sparks, at No. SIS Austin
nue, keeps extras of all kinds for
tgies, pr @tons and carriages.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

&tras for buggies, carts, car
Ss or pbmtons at I. p. Spark s.,
eb is Austin avenue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14
80 Say We all Of Us
We Wear Pants,

We Wear Pants,
Not dog pants, but the genuine
44oo pants, made by the liveliest
hustlers in Waco.
They also make speciality in
suitings that for elegance and style
cannot be equaled. Call on them
and prove the correctness of this
statement.
HARRELL BROS.
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The handsomest variety of white
|vas, brown canvas, Russia colt and
COLA ladies' low quarters are shown
Keeper, Clifton & Dukes
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nc franklin street is the best
Re to leave your grocery orders
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pud S. flour only at Gribble
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ry Gribble Bros. for groceries.
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sChicsgo Limited .
THROUGH CAK SERVICE

bet
FIou
Louis, Keuk and
j. tAgeni sout our Street.
7 Mo.
g. a.
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BEEN BLAMED.

Two years ago l was blamed for
pouring the red hot truth into the
city administration. The facts
show | cut down the mayors vote
about 600. This year | was
blamed because | did not have more
to say. Many people called and
said: "You ought to have come out
palmer and given us the idea" l
said early in the campaign: 81 will
have very little to say in the city
election. The present mayor
owes, perhaps, his election to this
fact. At least l get the blame or
credit, as it may suit the party. l
can bear all this like a man, 30 long
as the Waco Trading company fur
nishes more homes from kitchen to
parlor than any house in Texas.
We are yours truly.
J. w. RIGG1Ns.
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BOSOUE FARM.

Vim. l.. Pra,her, Prop. doe Trics, Smpt,
For sale thorough bred registered
Berkshire and Poland China pigs
from best strains; also choice potato
slipg and tomato plants.
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The CeySer City Directory,
STEAM LAUNDRiES,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,

Advertising in this column charged . I'll,
rate ofOne cent per word for each insertion
Cash must accompany the order, except wher
ordered by regular advertiser.
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Wherein higgins Says Some Men
Are Very Late Getting the
Idea" on Minorities.
THE SAM JONES MEETING.

THE SAM JONES MEETING.
The fellow who does not "get the
idea" is usually the fellow not
pleased. The majority of Waco
people will "get the idea' from
the Sam Jones and Stuart preach.
ing and Excell's singing. If our
city administration does not "get
the idea" they will simply be in
line with their reoord-always in the
minority, even elected by minority
vote.
Reading Mr.. Kendall's letter..is a
reminder of our city election.
When did majority of
our people elect mayor2
1t is ten times better to have a mi.
nority nominee running for Office
than minority man holding an Of
flee. For one, don't expect to vote
at tie primaries, nor do | ever ex-
Of ct to vote for another mayor for
Waco until the people who favor
reform agree upon candidate. We
lost over five hundred votes in the
late ity election by people who were
disguised by the want of harmony
in our own ranks.
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UNOK SERViCE-MY fine Jersey Male,
q r. n; Palmer, dealer In feed. sth and
Frank lin St. 3-I.tf
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLAk hUUS.

LNOR RENT Ii cry alta ole now occupied
II winfrey HUI will be for rent Way LIST
Apply to Richard Coke, Jr., or Horne Il Will
lisms, Az Frank in ST.. i-lltf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-16
CHAPTER TX.

When the troop had disappeared up
the dusty highway, Kenton returned to
the house to say goodby to its inmates,
and half an hour later he had turned
his face southwark, satisfied that he had
secured all Information possible for a
scout to pick up. The farmer posted
him as to where he would likely strike
the Confederate outposts and warned
him what highways to avoid, but on
that very day Mcclellan was pushing
his cavalry forward and seizing new
territory. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon
as kenton, who had been travelling in
the fields and under cover of the forest,
was about to Cross highway he heard
the click, click of a carbine, and voice
called to him:
Halt where you are, or you are a
dead manv'
1t was Federal vidette, dismounted
and posted among the bushes which
fringed the highway. Kenton looked
up to find himself covered by carbine
Both were on the same side of the road.
He had approached the vidette in rear,
and had he exercised more vigilance
would have detected his presence in
time to avoid him. The men were not
over 80 feet apart when Kenton got the
summons to halt.
Many of the Federal troops were still
dressed in the gray uniforms supplied
by their respective states, while the
Confederates had variety of uniforms,
and it was difficult to detect one side
from the other. The vidette had done
his duty in hating the prowler, but he
was not sure what sort of game he had
bagged.
Throw mp your hands!' he COM
manded as he advanced.
Kenton obeyed. He was armed only
with revolver, and as that was hidden
from sight he appeared defenseless.
Now, then, who are you?" asked
the Federal as he came to halt scarce
six feet away.
l might ask you the same question, {"
replied the scout, making great effort
to appear cool and Indifferent.
II know you might, but guess you
won't! Answer my question:"
II have information to give."
"What is it?''
(which side are you on?''
"Oh, 1t makes difference, does it?
Well, I'm Confederate. What's your
news:''
Kenton looked about him in an I'M
easy manner as il he had fallen into q
trap and contemplated making bolt to
escape.
Say, you look like reb, but act like
Yank, laughed the man as he low
cred his carbine. II guess you've got
news, and l guess you want to go to
headquarters.
Will you kindly tell me which way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-16

her betray her true feelings toward
Royal Kenton. he had succeeded. Her
looks and demeanor, added to the words
she uttered with so much spirit, salts
fed him that his own cause, unless
something unforeseen should arise. was
hopeless. While he was man of hot
temper he had great self control, and
when he left the house neither mother
nor daughter suspected his bitterness of
feeling.
It's no use to deceive myself" he
muttered as he walked slowly down the
street. If the Yankee doesn't desert.
and if he is not killed in battle or other
wise. he will return TO wed her. With
him removed my path rs clear. It will
be my fault if something doesn't hap
pen to him very soon.'
Something did happen-two or three
somethings-before the captains return
to camp. Ike Baxter thoroughly under
stood what Captain Wyle desired, and
he was eager for an opportunity to car
~ out his wishes. One night when
both were on guard about the camp he
wheeled in his beat, drew up his musket
and deliberately fired to kill. Kenton
was hardly 90 feet distant, face turned
away and completely at his mercy. The
heavy bullet passed between his arm
and side and sped across the camp and
killed poor sergeant as he lay sleeping
ON his bed. The would be assassin plead
ed accident. and it was natural to be-
licve that it was such. kenton was one
of the first to excuse him, and not the
slightest suspicion Of the soldiers muir
derous intentions found Judgment in his
mind.
Another incident, and one with far
more pleasant surroundings, occurred
the very next day. A message came to
the commanding officer of the guards
from Stonewall jackson toseud Private
Kenton to his headquarters. The gen.
eral looked at the young man before
him for half a minute before saying:
You headed the detachment which
captured the gun in hand to hand
fight. You did nobly. Who is captain
of your company"
Captain Wyle, SIR"
"Ah, yes. Captain Truesdale was
wounded and crippled for life. l see.
And you are still private?"
"Yes, sir.
Him! ought to have remembered
you, but / have been busy-very busy.
Is your captain with his company
mo, sir. He left several days ago OIL
furlough."
HIM! And haven't you asked for :.
furlough too:''
Il have not
well, we'll see about it later on.
Tomorrow / shall be away. The day
after ut 10 o'clock in the morning ]
wish you TO report here to me. Stay! ]
will write an order to that effect, which
will be your authority for leaving camp.
Show it to your commanding officer"
And when kenton returned to the
guards and related his interview and
exhibited the order all congratulated
him-all except Ike Baxter. That in
dividual felt himself greatly wronged,
and his mutterings took the form Of
words:
"Drat that burned Yankee, but he's
jest gwine to boss this hull army if the
captain doan' dun hurry back to camp!''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-16
CHAPTER VII.

As with the Federals at Arlington, so
with the Confederates on the fields and
meadows to tho south. Battles were
fought on the eastern coast and on the
western rivers-battles which made
history We're fought in North Carolina,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, but
the Army of Virginia remained in its
camps. Its leaders realized from the
beginning that Virginia would be the
real battle-ground of the war, and that
the Army of Virginia would be called
upon to render heroic defense. Every
hour gained was an advantage. every