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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
STATE POLITICAL NEWS.
MEETING or SEVERAL COUNTY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
EtIIf County Democrats Ask As
SCISSOR Buck to Resiwn-waiier
Dniser Mentioned for Cow
4 ernor : Popuiists.


4 Especial Dispatch.
tN Hillsboro. Tex. April 1.-The Demo-
4 fratic executive committee OF Hin
+ bounty met at the court house yes
8 ferday with Chairman p. welborn pre-
lding and w. f. Spell secretary.
Roll call showed the following pres
fnt p. welborn. w. f. Spell. Geo.
-. Porter NJ. d. Knox. j. s. Terrell,
~. p. Shaw, J. wIcke. Geo. W. Nc
rlusky, W. 7. Gray and e. NJ. Loom
n. +. Mastln, the box chairman at
t rovington, having moved out OF his
precinct. W. G. Gathings was appolpt-
& "a TO nh his place. j. u. Rankin was
hppointed box chairman in place OF
Nh. u. welborn. having moved out OF
ts precinct.
s The question was sprung before the
meeting whether It would be advisable
~ hold primary elections or county
convention. The question
t;=4nme before the house and n motion
Mas made and prevailed that It would
PC more satisfactory TO hold primary
Elections
A motion was also made and second
10 that each box chairman act as
I. presiding officer in the primaries. Then
~ case the box chairman was absent,
Die assemblage may at their own dis
! cretion select presiding officer.
Another motion was made and pre-
{ Vailed that the hours for holding such
= Elections should be from a. m. to
e. N ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Special Dispatch.
Marlin. Tex. April The Populists
of this county held a mass meeting
here In the courthouse yesterday. W.
L. Falconer acting as president. Every
precinct in the county was represented.
Primary conventions in the different
precincts were ordered for April 2s,
and the county convention to nomln-
ate officers for May c.
They are confident OF carrying this
county next November They resolved
to start Populist newspaper in this
county IN the near future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

1pccial Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, April 1.-The Democratic
tpunty executive committee dIoFgD
Fhich retires in consequence OF the
harmony meeting TO give place to the
Dark committee. held meeting yes
l4day, The records Of the transac-
iIsns Of the two stais.eSeeutive com
1Nttea, which met at Dallas. We're
ppught In by Chairman Moore, and
tofn the committee. or that part OF It
tfesent. began in a very Informal
NFnner to discuss old times in cam
~ ign work. It was decided 10 adjourn
''ful next Thursday. It was thought
those present that the committee
nted harmony and conference
a IN the Clark committee. Chairman
More then wrote a letter 10 Chairman
prrison asking that that gentleman
n his committee to defer any action
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

~ Asao9lafad Press
Denver, Col, April 1.-Attorney II.
W. Hobson OF the Gulf road has just
returned from Omaha. and claims the
abrogation OF all trafhc agreements be-
tween the Union Pacific IS more in
favor than against the Gulf road. 1t
leaves ii free TO make more adv mt
ageous agreements. not only with 5he
Union Pacific. but with other rods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

speclal Dlspntch-
Waco. Tex April i.-w c. Cox.
dealer IN furniture and uardware al
McGregor. executed q deed q uust,
s. X Linsay is the 4.l.snes. Cox
deeds in trust an his gttlstal hard
ware and quesnswarc aa9 nercAandise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

SpccIaI Dispatch.
Gainesville Tex, April i.--william Hin
the young man who tried TO kill his
wife By shooting her with winchester,
attempted suicide in his room at the
Jail yesterday by trying to cut his
throat with dull case-knife. His in
juries are light, as the knife was dun.
His wife viii recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
Indor-Ins Governor HoEE'- Action
Special Dispatch,

Special Dispatch,
Newlin, Tex, April 1.-The Peoples
party held their primary here yester-
day with o. C. Embry in the chair.
W. p. Dial. p, p. Love, b. p. AIaginess,
NJ. D.. and A. NJ Embry were elected
delegates to attend the county con-
vention at Memphis, April IA.
After adjournment mass meeting
was called consisting Of Democrats and
Populsts, at which resolutions were
passed indorsing Governor Hogg's ac-
tons in regard to Fryes army and
the Southern Pacific railway company.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
The Jury Failed to Agree.

KoKoMo, Ind, Feb. Tile jury in
the so, coo damage suit brought by the
Logansport Manufacturing company
against the Wabash railroad for the
burning of the huh and spoke factory
of the former company at Loganspors
last July failed to agree, and were dis
charged by the judge. They We're out
"a hours, and stood firmly nine to three
for the plaintiff. The trial has cost
$1,000, and every endeavor was made to
bring the jury to an agreement. The
plaintiffs were backed by % insurance
comnnnieS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals. are invited until 10 o'clock
Friday. February rs 1881 for the State l.nAiic,
southwestern Insane North Texas Insane,
y. # and Dumh Sind Asylum and Contcde at'
Home, and Deaf. Dumb and B.td Asylum To-
cOlo1cd youths for quarter beginning March
l.. 1884. Bids will be opened at ga, M Satuf.
day February ,th 1871, i'll the present of the
ara OF managers of the respective Institutions.
Goods are To be delivered by the successful bid
ders free of charge. Each bid must be accom-
panied by samples Bond in double the value of
article hid on must accompany bids. Blank
fo.m of bonds Will be furnished on application
10y the comptroller and only such form viii lie
accepted. The following articles are ncedcd:
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To Build a New Bridge.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. 1.-The
jefferson City Bridge and Transit
company have filed articles of associa-
ton for record with Circuit Clerk Lusk.
Nearly year ago the citizens here
commenced working to secure bridge
across the Missouri river between this
city and Cedar City and permanent
organization was effected. 1t is ex'
pected that the bridge will cost some
thing like $3.50, 600 and a bonus of 500
600 has now been raised. The work OF
taking soundings will commence III
few DAYS
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
NEWS IN BRIEF

w. A. Mobiles was acquitted at Mar.
lin, Tex. for he murder Of George W.
Barnett of Lott, Tex.
a riot occurred betwceu union and
nonunion miners Mt Sharpsburg. Pa,
in which one man was fatally shot and
Others injured.
Burglars raded the store of figs
Bros at Darwin, His.
The American Protective association
is preparing in many places, to take
part in local politics in the spring cam
paigns.
j. NJ. Pollack, prominent on the cir
cult bench of southern Illinois, is dead.
The Populist state central committee
of Kansas has issued an address to the
people of the state.
a farmer boy 10 years old, living
near Lancaster, Wis, has confessed
taking part in seven robberies.
The Alabama Republican state com
mittee has been called to meet Oh Feb. s.
The store of A. NJ. Trimble at Mexico
Mo-. was robbed of considerahl,
quantity OF goods.
Fire destroyed the stock of the Oes
tiers Leather company, valued at $50,
600. and of the Lippe Clothing company
valued at so, 900, at St. Louis
Charles Dreher shot and Instant,
killed Mrs. Bertha Huneka and theI
shot himself, at st. Louis. He is alive
Jealousy was the cause.
Harry Hill is on trial at Atlanta. Ga.
for forgery.
r. Mountcastle, merchant 1T Min
eral Wells, Tex, has failed
The Roby Athletic club offers $50, 90
for the Cor jackson fight. provided
the governor of Illinois Will let tn
fight come off. The sum Of $40, 600 t.
go to the winner and the remainder t
/ the state
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
Dcnnts Eurglnrizcd.

PlTTsBURG, Kan, Feb 1.-Two de-
pots We're burglarized, 1t Is thoughs
probable by the same gang which killed
William Chapman. The Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf depot was entered
and in full glare of the electric lights
the desks We're pried open and about
$40 taken From there the burglas
went to the Frisco depot, and il IL
thought that en- route they Killed Chap
man. At the latter depot they broke
open the drawers and desks and secured
about 500 in money, revolver and an
OyercOat
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
Mare Men Get work at Joliet.

JOLIET. Ills, Feb The rod mills
If fine Illinois steel mills started ~,
Monday. giving employment to 2oo
men. The converters have been run
for one week with 900 men, ana more
,,ill he mt on next north. After a
stoppage of two years the ran NM INV WIZ
soon start up, and it is now thoughI
that the mills here will run steadily fof
at least six months. Many smaller fac
tories are commencing to run nun turh'
and the manufacturing business begins
to brighten up in 'Johet
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
Interesting Tax Decision.

WICHITA, Kan. Feb. Judge Reed
has rendered Adhesion which is of gem
eral interest to property owners III inc
case of the injunction against the city
by Douglas avenue business men, who
declined to pay the special tax levied on
their property, to pay for the asphaiG
pavement He sustained the ln]unc'
ton. There is the sum of SCI, 900 IN
volyed in this suit. The decision
knocks out the special collection on
nronertv holders and throws the pay
ment upon the city at large.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
= who Was Abner Logue

HENDERSON, Ky. Feb ;.--Gabriel
Johnson, a farmer near Pools Mill, 10
miles from this city, discovered the
rigid remains of white man lying on
q straw pile III his barn, his right hand
clasping an empty bottle. The nnfor-
tunate man was apparently aged about
30 years, was poorly clad and mis- peck
cts were empty, save soiled letter,
which was addressed: "Abner Logue,
Cairo. HIS" and dated Mascoutah,
His. Nov. no. 1892. There is no doubt
that the poor fellow was frozen to
death
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
VOID IN ARKANSAS.
Whites and Blacks Cannot Legally Marry
In That State.

In That State.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. IA MARRIAGE
between white person and negro is
illegal and void in Arkansas.
This was Judge Leas' decision in the
Pulaski circuit court in the case of
Thomas and Mary Dodson. CHARGED
with violating an ante belum provision
OF the state laws prohibiting marriage
between whites and blacks. Thomas is
very black negro and Mary white
woman. Both were married by min
lister III due form many years ago and
have lived together as man and wife
ever since. Not long since they were
arrested for illegal cohabitation. A
prominent lawyer took their case and
decided to test the constitutionality of
the law. He urged that the constitu-
tions of 1864, 1868 and 1874 granting.
blacks all the rights OF white persons
to enter into contracts abrogated the
old law.
Judge Leas decided the marriage
void, and that the legislature never in
tended to permit whites or blacks to
enter into contracts contrary to public
policy, declaring such marriage to be
against public policy. The case was
appealed to the supreme court.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
The Kramer Murder.

ELLSWORTH, Kan, Feb IF. II.
Kramer who was murdered at Law
renee, Kan, has not resided here for
several years, but is we'll and favorab bly,
known. lie formerly was head book
keeper i'll the j. l.. Bell hardware
store and accumulated considera bic
property here. j. H. Hutchins of
Ellsworth county is at Lawrence inves-
tigating the murder.
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Will Fight For Equal Rights.

AwArllA, Kan, Feb, 1.-The wo-
Of Hiawatha will make vigorous
to carry the equal rights amend
% TO the state constitution. They
ca bali Monday night to raise cam
81 money, All the funds they can
pre-, and the amount will be several
afed dollars, will be paid to speak
newspapers and other legitimate
The women hung out flags with
stars IN the field and third just
caring, signifying that two states
equal suffrage and Kansas would
De In line. Some members of the
'na Army of the Republic cut the
uown because they considered it
secfation of the national flag.
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IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Judge Willis So Declares the Ant.-riclSet
SCalpcr Law.

SCalpcr Law.
ST. PAUL, Feb. lin the djstric,
court Judge Willis declared the ia
nous anti-ticket scalpers law uncon-
stitutional, holding that it violates the
constitution in creating Il special class
for ticket selling licenses; that such Il
law could only be valid AS an exercise
OF the police power, but that the police
power cannot destroy property. as re
CURED by this act; that the sale of
tickets Is per Sc innocent; that the
legislation is a species of favoritism re-
pugnant to the constitution: that the
provision allowing transportation COM
panies to issue licenses To their own
agents Is an unconstitutional delega-
ton of the licensing power and thar
the entire act is controlled by its un-
constitutional provisions.
The case came up on the arrest of c.
Il. Corbett, ticket scalper. for the
sale of Il railroad ticket without having
n license, and it will go at once to the
supreme court.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
skeleton of IA Murdered Man.

ST. MARy's. o., Feb. The dis.
covery OF a human skeleton on the
roadside betw en- this place and Wa
pakonette is thought to clear the my 81
FERROUS disappearance of William
Biersdorfer, saloonkeeper of Buck.
land. He started for Wapakonette
three years ago TO pay his taxes and
was never heard OF afterwayi. A
heavy piece of steel was found near
the bones
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01

fp'ANAPoLls, Feb. bud Stone,
murderer OF the Wrattan family in
[NSS county, some months ago, is to
aqgea at the Jacksonville peniten,
fen' IL. Stone is taking final
H. VI MS relatives, and preparations
|, ..e execution are in progress. No
mas been made to have the COVER,
pSoS'Pohe the execution or To par,
a'one' 10 far as is known at the
s.uof Office Stone had no friends
ss'eeue Tor him, and nothing is ex.
" :" occur that will prevent the
"s on the date fixed by the circuit
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
'ranl' FORCES Two Notes.

bnu ms Feb Peter Crank, a
\ and a ~, was arrested by officers
b. ona paced ss IN Jail. He forged two
discor,uo,r 900 and the other for $50,
fhapya them at the National
be Of MH nahk' The notes bore the
Me,cna.o Park, who is editor Of
be. Crank confessed the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01

CONFEDER ATE HOME.

"a barrels fan patent Il nr; sacks best Rio
coffee. 10 barrels standard rrai nj red eugar;
1863 lbs thort. oaI eide b0c N; 1909 bs INC n
vsSed ! aus. 10 lbs hv' rare; , tlerces be st leaf
lard; on lbs beet, light TINT Qusrter de ivered
daily ~ wanted; II cas- Ttopl tom, ocs, or
equa 10 ctses Nun sen's crrn, o, cJuLl; ScAses
a. tch oa's: Is eases. Dozier 3 \ or 'ckers 10
ID green tea, imperial. ful cream chez ga:
la lbs Orummouu's natural leaf to- arco, l75
lbs Star navy tobacco: ia5 bs Dube'r IN xture
Pmoking tobaC co: o lbs Fas hion plug cat; 10
boxes boston III ummer soaps barrel OF sal
soda
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
SACRIFICED HERSELF.
A Young Woman Takes Her Fife to
Save Her Mother From Want.


LOUISVILLE, Feb. i.-Mollie Roath
q young milliner who killed herself,
by hanging, in this city, was i'm
PEELED to the suicide by spirit of self
sacrifice. She lived alone with an old
mother, and had for some time been
out of work. She had her life insured
for $1,000 IN the knights and Ladies of
Honor, and, despairing of obtaining en-
ployment, killed herself that her
mother might be saved from want
She was found hanging from a tran
som, dead. with her feet bound together.
A note to her mother simply said she
had determined to die. and warned her
not to talk TO reporters. While com
pleting the inquest. the coroner discov-
cred the motive for the suicide. The
girl had told a friend she believed she
would kill herself in order that her
mother might get the life insurance
money, but it was not thought she
would carry ont her threat. Her char
acter was excellent
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
Dry Goods,

500 yards simpsons indigo blue calico; &1
wards iruii % the loom blenched domestic; 4
dozen linen towels 20O yards linen crash towel
ing; Il dozen large white napkins, 80 yards
marble oil cloth. 3 dozen rubber l04 sheets
I2sD1en baibrggan ladies hose; Il dozen 10 4
bed spreads, 10 yards red oil calico, dozen
No 4. ~ dozen NO, 80, 90 dozen No 40 aud
dozen No 30 white spool cotton. tCoutsl -
dozen mems half hose; dozen mems calf bro
gnnS. 3 dozen leans pants, (nsstd sizes; 30
Yards uibleachcd drilling; 300 yards best hcko
rs shiring; dozen mems neglige shirts l0
vi rIe tuhle damaNk
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
Assaulted a Lawyer Who Beat Him.

Sioux CITY. Ia, Feb. IF. b. Rob.
inson, an attorney, was assaulted by F.
w. Amos, farmer, whom he had
beaten in law suits, and was SO badly
injured that it is uncertain whether he
will recover. Amos is under arrest.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
Cleaned Out the Bank.

MA MA. LILLE, Ga, Feb. The Plant.
\ b OF this place, was broken
Er " burglars and S75oC, the entire
~a III 'he safe, carried away. The
6sns, s =, uone scientifically, and it is
kiona,,l a' the Perpetrators were pro-.
Ivo ". Dogs We're put on the trail
,no,, strange men who were seen
Il ; II y. toward Preston. They had
fppeared u '"ouays' anu
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01

Los ANGELES, Feb. ID. b. John
son and his son George quarreled while
under the influence OF liquor Tho
father drew revolver. The son was
armed with shotgun and both fired
simultaneously The father was shot
through the breast and George through
the abdomen. Both will die
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
~ cnvo,nor steele's Candidacy.

MARION. Ind, Feb. l.-Ex-Governor
ctaalo has announced as a candidate for
corgress in this district, and it is tbs
belief of his friends here that he WIZ
he nominated without much opposition.
He represented this district for four
terms
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01

0sKALoosA, Ia, Feb. IAN nm
L,omn man while resisting arrest, was
shot dead by Officer Andrew Mindahl
&c .ha no,;ce force. The latter is now
under arrest for murder. The stranger
was we'll dressed and rather deceh' "P
pearing. .-..---.-.-
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|11HAM COMM ENDGD
|. Actions Endorsed by For
=. Elect Commanders.
!, prOCKADE FINALLY BROKEN

ships Now keach i'''
tbc Least Hindcrancc-Da
w. Sends Letter Protesting
a,0st the Manner in Which Lie
IA, Hnmlia'ed'
:. M JANEIRo, Feb. 1.-LCopy-
lifted by Associated Press The ac-
- Admiral Benham in protecting
.rcsn ships in their efforts to land
IL, wharyes in this harbor has had
S..rv effect. English and merchant
If other nationalities are now
,Dc nm to their wharves without
s;cn Of molestation on the part OF
insurrent vessels. Admiral Ben
~ hold stand against interference
ressels of his country is generally
banded. a.,
no exchange of shots between the
,,cent and government forces has
,.;cally ceased. This is the first
for four months that a day has
;ed that there was not more or less
no The unofficial warning which
n;ral Benham gave to Admiral Da
mo that firing upon the wharves for
mere purpose of creating n block
by terror must cease has been
bod All the foreigners are de-
Atad with the result of the American
urals conduct. The commanders
The foreign fleets held a conference
Bisruss the action of Admiral Ben
and resolutions were adopted
indorsing the course that he pur-
lhe report that Senior Moura, min
of war, has resigned is not true.
ras his assistant. Senior Galva, who
gned.
imiral Da CANA feels aggrieved at
mlral Bonham. He sent a letter tn
American admiral protesting
inst the ostentatious manner III
ch the American commander had
Inflated him. He says that he Will
d for time to superior force, but
as he was compelled to ALLOW
|erican ships to come to their
ryes, be has officially notified the
tgentatives of all other nations tina;
may do the same. He declares
Tie Insurgents have held the har-
hafve months, and says that now
be shore batteries fire on him he will
unahsto reply for fear of hurting
|talships, aud will also be unable
Notct his men.
dniral Da Cana also sent a letter
tie officers who had gathered il
fTence to discuss Admiral Ben
lsactlon, asking that he might be
nitted TO lombard the city without
Ice. No answer was sent to him
Admiral Benham said later to NJ
ouated Press correspondent that he
I'D grant the insurgent admiral per
sion to lombard the city, but h,
pld require that as hours notice b,
Fn, so that noncom batants would b.
to seek shelter.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
NORTH TEXAS INSANE ASYLUM.

"Choice fresh beef to he delivered at such
times and.'n such quantities rs required. All bid
Ing specifications when bidding: All leeVcs to
be fat steers NOT under two years old No COWS,
hciters or bulls will he received in fultilment of
contract
Original MeAlester coal mined by the Usage
coal and Mining company. TO lac delivered in
n lots nj such times and in such quantities as
required ilo9r' first grade, OF pateul OF one
. the three following brands: "Our Beauty
MAUD s. or "Peaccmakcr," to he delivered In
barrels, oue-lAi Ia delivered March J. ST, and
lance April l5:-0 Obs coffee good Rio. .CO1
lbs: sugar. American standard. gianulntcd 20.
600 lis: rice IN barrels, 5000 lbs glits, fresh
in iaiIclS, 3N0O bs. hominy, 1000 lbs: ont meal
fresh in barrels 100 MS penches, dried in tar
rcs. or boxes 5000 lbs: grnics. California dried,
| >, uO0 Ms apples. eNapomled in barrcls or boxes
900 lbs, dried en- lish green peas, 5000 lbs
! butter beans 2NuO lbs: snl coarse ; barrels
salt dairy in = NJ sncks 400 his tobacco, natural
leaf l..N lis; tobacco, Dukes Durham In . on
! pkgs, 100 MS; crackcr, plain soda ID boxes
80 lbs: vinegar, barrels; soda, a ~ II brand
| iii pkgs 100 lbs: rauncd tomatoes, springdale
| brand 3 Id cans, ~ cases. tea. good quality of
green, 100 lbs; hacon' dry seitI@uoo lhs' lard,
! pure leaf 1000 lbs, hams NliltARer's small 800
| lbs, m0pS . inches > gross. peurliue, cases !:
| apollo. 10 gross, Eupion oil, To he delivered
us required II barrels; sherry wine, 10 gals;
| alchohol. ~ per cent 10 gals; whisky, over
| three years old ~ gnls starch diamond gloss
Il o lbs: soap laundry 1000 lbs soap toilet
"Amole brand" 800 cakes; lye, Rabbits, 10
cases; molasses guud sugar house 20 barrels;
wheat bran, one half Ia be delivered March LIST,
and balance Apri 9TH, 10000 pounds; meal
white corn 300 bnshcls;
1000 wards of heavy cheyiot: 1000 yards brown
| drilling. GXl 1850 yards lnGian head domestic
| 1000 yards shirtng "back rock brand; 1000
yards led ticking, 1000 yards heavy brown
| drilling; 1000 yards standard prints. blue ana
| gray 800 yards ginghnms, stripes and pnids
100 yards sclim, good quality; 600 pair mems
half hose: 300 pair ladies fast black hose: 60
alts f,.r.t Z.
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DALLAS, Feb. IA. II. Peacock.
doing a jewelry business has filed q
deed of trust to protect creditors. Liza
bilities about $4,000 assets unknown.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-01
A Kansas Postonice Robbed.

SALINA, Kan. Feb The post
office at Assaria. this county, was bur-
glarized and $500 in cash and stamps
stolen. There is no clew to the rob
beIs.
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comptroller.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertising in this column charged th&
G. ate Of ono cent per word tor each insertion.
Caah must accompany tho order, except whore
ordered by regular advertiser