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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

LoSpoN, sept. S,-Anothcr supposed
"Jack tho Ripper murder was dis
covered this morning at KOusal GrOon.
Tho victim was an unfortunate woman
OF the oulca4t class. aud hor throat was
cut from car to cnr aud her hcad fear
fully battered With atono. No trace
has bcou discovered OF tho lhurdOroE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

MFvlco CRY, SopL s,-A great radical
liberal organization known aS tho Con.
stttuttouul Rctorm Club, organized to
combat tho growing powor aud prestige
Of the Catholic clorRy and defend tho
public schools, is weekly receiving &C.
coaaioul OF mombntl ovGr tho Couutry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

Thu nnmn q Ibtd Hnnrnyrn'R yacht
(, pronounced Narkhr0c, with tho nc,
cent an tho second syllable, Tho word
slsninls "chousrr Of tho slain," II
comes irem tho lcOlaudlc Valkyria,
moro familiar In tho German form,
WalkufC. Ia tho Morse mythology u
means QUO oi tho vlrgln attendants Of
Oltn, who carry to NulhalIa heroes Slaih
Nm bhllIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

EuroRiA, kAa, sopl s.-EmporIN and
vicinity was visited by a tornado
about 0 o'clock this afternoon which
did 100000 worth Of damage nL tho
atato normal school. Considerable
other damage was done down town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

GnrFyyrLLr, MIcu, sopt s=hn nl.
lompt was malo th, morning about I
o'clock to blow up tho First Congrtga.
lional church, Of this city, with tynu'
milo Tho charge not boing put undOr
iaf enough, little damage Was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

EEw O0LrAy, b., sept S,--'rhc OK
rrullyo committee ol the exposition
,l Atlanta has sot apart Saturday, tho
1l,t Of srpicmbor Aa Bluo aud Gray
DAY aud all Veterans Ato cord iaIly IN
yIiod to bS present In attendance on
lhaL day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

PANS Sept, S.-1'hc Grand prIx Of tho
Whcrlmon at the Nnudomc du LlonO
was carried oil to-day By the American
ryrllgl. Banker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

PARIS, SOpt. S--lhe Echo do Paris, in
speaking OF tho WalIor case, says that
OK. Consul Waller was convicted In tho
regular form, aud tho GOmoring Of his
friends will only rotard hls pardon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
SITUATION slGlsIoUs.

Probability uf u General htriko-Tho Au.
tlOu Taken Is Uultnnwn.
UMoSrows, PAn sopt. S.--Ihu SiIua.
lion throughout tho coke ro2ion to.
night is ono Of uncertainty, caused by
tho probability Of u general strike thIa
week. Reports from tho various plants
ara to tho effect that SucrOl meetings
wor5 hold, but what action tho coketH
took cannot be learned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

ST. PErGWwuRG, sept s,--A NlRdavo.
stock diapatcA to tue Novo VromyN
SAYS that CioIora Is raging 10 China aud
that 5000 deaths occur daily in Pokiu.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

cbas.1. 81 $50 pounds; lard, 90 PS SlI-lIs,
corn 22Gl bushes; number OF Iat 70 20.
1CGS. Farm labrers, 131; wages %to'
number renters, 14lJ; value farm mp
Inersts. S41, OO2. cc III
Inc 81 sol 1871; corn, 1,SiG, g39 t pusil-
~ value. SG42, 13l: wheat. ZJ,J3' L plis
Ok value. S17.79S; oats, JS2.JVf Ot -
ais' yalue. $40. 72G: sweet p31ta.otI77, ~.
4o4 bushels. value, S1S,3O3; cha-Ie s,o 10 900
rms S2gIs. Bacon purchase, -9t,Vo, :
Seo,97,'is. Lard As $50 pounds; number 81
go 59T4. farm lab1rers, 1OGS; renters
100. value farm implements soo'E5E3;..o
RI9nc1 couuty-Bales Of cptron; % 90 ~
,,a'nn s7S.S41: corn, bushels. lSl:I %,
,.aj,In 500 Gas. Bacon purchased, US?!
,.oa,nis. ard. G2j pounds; number OF
ror,ns Gg1. farm labDrers. AZ; renters:
90. chat+cl mortgages none; POUNDS OF
wonl clipped, 1920. value, S6T94; 70
THuT,fn rCInty-Bales Of cotton, Jb,JJJ'
yalnn, S1.37j, sos; corn, bushels, l,2O1,-
los, value. Sj44,317; wheat, bushels
SG.Gj2. value. S44. 157; oats, 41l ;'6l Duoh-
* va,un, S121 .GS3; value garden truck.
so 700 Bacon purchased 2l3,1W
nIunJs: lard. 33,1O1 pounds; chattel
mortgages. nlnr: number Of farms, 1872;
farm lgb,rrrs, SJ7: renters. 1856; value
Of farm implements, S44, 1SS. m
Fayrtte county-Bales Of cottqn, 3d.,
gO3. value, S1,9OS.341; corn. 1,3Ss,3
bushels. value, S7G3,94G; value garden
truck. S2SS23; chattel mortgages, none.
Bacon purchased. 1881 pounds; lard
S1Sj pounds: number Of farms, 4l36; farm
laborcr5. 1888; wages, SO per month;
renters, 347S.
Fort Bend county-Balrs Of cotton.
23.OJ9. value. $4G3.350 corn, bushes
47s.12O. value, S23s,GS4; sugar, acres,
APO barrels Of sugar, 1851, value,
1898. 800; crattel mortgages, none. Bacon
purchased. G2j.J9J pounds: lard. 33,SGS
pounds; number of farms, 1901; firm Ia
borcrs 1889: wages per month. Sll.3l;
renters. 1913; value farm implements.
$47GGS.
Robertson county-Ralcs Of cotton. oil
$50. value. S1,O45. 800; corn. S1179S
bushels. value. S4O6 500; chattrl mort
cages. none. Bacon purchased, jG4.GJ0
pounds: lard. 1861 pounds; corn. pur-
chased, II 500 bushels; number Of farms,
9O4; labornrs, 1856 wages, $3.50 per
month; renters, 944; value farm imp.e-
mrnts, $2O,2G0.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

in writing prepared its report of the value
thereof to the secretary of state in ac-
cordance with section 3 of an act to regu-
latte the issuance of railroad stocks and
bonds and for other purposes, passed by
the Twenty legislature of Texas,
and approved April Sbh 1893, and having
given the receiver of said railroad 10 days
notice Of the completion of the report
Of value aforesaid to-wit: On the 9th day
Of June, 1898, by registered letter ad,
dressed ITO Alfred Abel. receiver Of said
railroad, Ht Waco, Texas, which notice
was received and rcceipted for by the
Said Alfred Abel, receiver. on June Sth,
1898. and more than 10 days having elapS-
ed. towit, from June 18th, 1880 to July
29th 1895 inclusive, since the said 10
days notice expired, and no objection to
said report of value having been filed
by the said Alfred Abel, receiver. it is
ordered that the saudi report of value be
filed i'm the Office of the secretary of
state of THE State of Texas in accordance
with the requirements of said section )
of THE act Of the Legislature hercimbclorc
mCntioned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
THE UNIVERSITY LANDS.

Regents breckenridge and Henderson
of the University lands committee met
here lalSt evening to consider applications
10 lease University lands. There were
several applications for over 100 sections
each, which, with some minor ones, aggrc-
gate about 400 sections. A number Of
the applications were favorlDly NonSid-
cred, awaiting arrangements % the de
tils. The policy of the Regents as ok
pressed by thc committee is to Lease lhe
lands, as far as practicable, in entire
Blocks and on long time to good tenants
who will fence and improve the lands
with wells or other water facilities. THE
committee is encouraged by thc number
and character of the applications and
composition in hidding. The lands mainly
in demand are in Andrews. Crockett and
Tom Green counties. The committee will
be i'm session again today and probably
for several days.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

afternoon | saw him in front of lick
Mclasky's talking to Dave TUbin, Paul
Millctt and Buford McCreery. l called
Dave TObin aside and walked off, and
Dave said, I think | can patch up this
trouble if you are willing. ! wanted 10
trouble and agreed, and we called Har-
ry McC,ccry and he and / stepped aside
and | told him | was willing to let the
matter drop. He then made grand
stand play, and used language that made
ii is impossible for me to smooth over the
difficulty and / left him. During the
afternoon received Il note from him, and
have it here"
Mr. Moore produced the note, which
winds up by calling him "a Liar, a mon
Strosity and coward"
Continuing, Mr.. Moore said: 81 was
walking down the Avenue tonight and
saw Harry McClccry standing on the
bridge that crossed the gutter at the cor
ncr of Seventh street and the Avenue,
talking TO some one. / approached him
and he made a motion that I thought in
dictated he was going to strike me, and
| threw out my hands to protect myself
when he struck me on the left cheek,
knocking me off thc bridge. / was struck
twice. once on the cheek here" placing
his finger ON the spot, which was cons.d-
crably swollen ."and once here" placing
his finger on thc back of the neck, which
was SLIGHTLY cut. "Whcn | rose | drew
my pistol and it went off accidentally
and came near shooting me Through the
hand. as You can see" and Mr.. Moore
showed his hand, which was blackened
with powder. "McCleary then ran, and
two more shots were fired into the air"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
INDIAN TROUBLES.
Agent Teter Gives an Account of fin
Troubles-SOldiers Reach Market
lake

Washington, July 3O.-Commissioner
Browning of the Indian office has re-
ceived q report from Agent Teter at
Fort Hall up to the Oath, giving an ac-
count of what occurred at the agency.
1t contains nothing that has not already
been made public. The Indian office
has no information as to what has taken
place since the expedition left for the
seat of the disturbance.
Commissioner Browning said today that
it was doubtful whether the question of
the Indian treaty conflicting with the
game laws Of Wyoming or any other
State would ever be brought to a test.
as the Indian officers always endeavored
to prevent the Indians from Interfering
with any authority. The Indians We're
guaranteed the right to hunt on unOccu-
pied lands, but the policy of the bureau
was to keep them on the reservation and
to make citizens of them if possible.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

western railroad, including its franchises,
appurtenances and property in the State OF
Texas, now in the hands Of Alfred Abel
as receiver by order Of the United States
court, whose office is at Waco, Texas.
prepared by the railroad commission Of
Texas in accordance with the require
mcuts Of ian act TO define franchises 10
make public the value Of railroads. to
make effective section q, article y Of the
constitution Of the State Of Texas. 10 de-
clare the effect Of judicial and other
sales Of railroads. to limit the amount Of
stocks and bonds and other indebtedness
that may be issued by railroad companies
and 10 regulate the manner of issuing
registering and securing the same; 10 pre-
scribe penalties for violating the pro
visions Of this act and TO prescribe the
duties of the railroad commission and the
attorney general in relation thereto"
passed by the Twenty third Legislature Of
Texas, and approved April Sth. 1893
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
-
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

I'M. agricultural department Is nHcwV-
ng Statistical reports from In" counties
now. and the following figures show the
edition ana corn productions last year
number of farms and farm mhUrcrs in
tht counties named: -,
Anderson county Ba2NS of cotton, 20
l3,i; value. %lO2 393; corn. bushels, 5lS,-
Iul. value, sol, ,OOl; chHWcl mortgages.
S1I}.TIO liacon purchased, l3IS3l
pounds: lard, lO,6O9 pounds; corn, H.
a5l huShrls. number of farms, 1854;
farm lablrrrS. $40; wages, $40 per month;
number of renters. 1919, value of farm
implements SlS,3Gl.
Angelina couuty-Balcs of cItton. 7i31.
value. 5000: corn. bushels l65,3S6,
value. SSl ,S2l; sweet potatoes, I6,SSl
bushels. value, S3I,363. Bacon purchaS-
ed, 3S.52l pounds; lard. 5565 pounds;
corn. 1914 bushes: number of farms, SIG;
farm laburers. %: wages, Sl3.3T per
month: number renters, 100; value "t
farm implements, Il60.
Austin county-BAcS of cotton, 81
2JS. value. $50 966; corn. bushels. 49,
zoo, value. $394. $50: sweet potatoes. 80.
720 bushels, value, $4,000. Bacon pur'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
RALLARD.S SNOW LININIENI

This lniment is different in cOnpg>'-
ton from any other linimcnt on the market
1t is a scientific discovery which results
in it being the most penetrating lin4umH
ever known. There are humorous Wh'th
limitations. which may be recommended
because they pay the seller a greater
profit Beware of these and demamh Bal
lard's Snow Imminent. 1t positively cures
rheumatism neuralgia, sprains, bruises,
wounds. cuts, sciatic and inflan 1sorl
rheumatism, burns, scalds, sore fee con
tracted muscles, stiff joints, old strns,
pain in back, barb wire cuts, sore ehe.s.
or throat, and is especially beneficial ln
paralysis. Sold by G. o. Yates.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
THE COMMISSION.

The following rulings were ISSUED yes
6erdIy by the commission
liz ayryyal Of joint application sub
mtttni undnr number 80 Of the Missouri
Kansas and GcXaS Railway company Of
Texas, II is hereby ordered THAT the fol
lowing classification rulings shall govern
in tArfrauspJrtatiOn Of thc articles mamel
below, by rgilrDads between points IN
Texas. subject 10 the rules embraced in
.curI,uft exceptions TO western c.assiiica-
tim until changed " cancelled by this
"Dnln.s>iwJ:
/. C.'cm, tank and wait stuff, IS. -.
wood, l.. &. H., 4Lh class
>. Walnut logs, in carloads, class "E.
This prlcr shall take effect August II,
1898.
In approval Of application number 4,
submitted by the Galveston La Porte and
IIJml'pm Railway company, it. is hereby
Ordrrl 1halt commodity tariff No. >, Is
uSsI by this commission ~ apply on grain,
gnan products and hay, and effective Sep
tcnb,T -, 1891, be amended as follows:
Itncs On -four, grain and BRIAN in car
iylls, minimum weight 10000 pounds
between Houston gpI all STATIONS on the
Ga.vo@rm N, La P0nfc and Houston rail
way. } CENTS per 100 pounds.
This order Shall rake effect at once.
TN" following was also issued:
AUSTIN, Texas, July 2G, 1895.
I'm the mairnr Of the Fort Worth AND
Rio Gran1c Railway company, 1.-THE nail
road commission has this day prepared
ITS report Of ualuc Df d.hc Fort Worth and
Rio Grndc railway in the State of Tex
ms. Including all its franchises, appu'tr-
fnurcl and property, rs in lis required TO
do 10y the act Of the legislature Of this
State, approved April =, 1893, entitled
"An1rttD dciiu" Granchis-s TO make pub
lie 'h. value Of railroads; no make effect.
i've section q, article T., Of the cmstiu-
tiou If the S'laic Of TcNas; 10 declare the
effect Of judicial and other sales of rail
rua1s: tD limit THE amount Of stocks and
bHll9 and nrhcr indebtedness that may be
5->ual by railroad companies, and 10 reg,
usI'" the manJTn Of issuing. registering
0uI securing the same; 10 prescribe the
pnma.1.cs for violating thc provisions of
lhi, ao5. ana TO prescribe the duties Of tho
mir'aal commission and The attorney
general IN relation rhcrciO"
Sail va!uaG.m is as follows, tDwjl:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
THE COMMISSION ISSUES \ RAIL
ROAD VALUATION.

Authority was granted yesterday for
thr St Louis Southwestern railroad to
adopt rate of $225 per mile with Il
minimum charge of $50 for any one run
ON circus outfit consisting of Il cars.
The sam Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad was granted permission to can
eel special tariff No. S45 Is, applying on
lard
The Texas Midland was granted au-
thOrity ITO fix Il rate of 30 cents per cord
On Wood in carloads between Sand lake
and Faulkner.
The following was also issued:
Austin. Texas. July 20. 1895.
Report of value of the Waco and North
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

One might WHOM Mr.. Isaac KoNSr WIS
stopping with me. says NJ. f. Hatch,
prominent merchant of Qual'termaSter.
Washington. heard him groaning. On
going to his room | found him suffering
from cramp co,c. He was i'm such agony
| feared he would die. | hastily gave him
Il dose of Chamberlain Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy. lie was soon
relieved. and thc first words he uttered
wore. "what was that stuff You gave
me-" | informed him. \ few days ago
we were talking about his ATTACK and he
said he was never without that remedy
now. | have used it, in my family for
several years. | kaow its worth and
do not hesitate to recommend ut 10 my
friends and customers. For sale by DR..
J. j. Touin and all leading druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
nICk REENES, .SrORY.

Dick Reeves. who saw the trouble,
stated TO the officers in the presence of a
Statesman reporter, that McCleery made
the first attack, and as Mr.. Moore went
to defend himself he was struck and
knocked off the bridge. When he got up
McClccry was backing away with his
hand back on his hp pocket, and he,
Reeves. expected ito see him draw a PTS
toll to shoot Moore. Moore drew his pts
tol and fired, and McCleary ran, and
Moore fired two other shots and handed
thc pistol, u 10, to him. Reeves, who
turned it over to Officer sam Platt. LIT
had been discharged three times.
Complaint was made against Warren
Moore for assault to murder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
SICK NEGRO COLONIsTs.

Washington, July 3O.-The surgeon
general of the army has received a.'-
gram from United States Surgeon Ten
eyck. detailed to look after the sick u oro
colonists returning to the United States
from Mexico. dated at Eagle Pass. STAT
rived at Eagle Pass on the 2Sth. Eight
of them. who were i'll with small poE-
have been closely quarantined today oy
the State health officers. The sick colo
nists at TOrreon are coming on well with
one exception and all are well care for.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
YOI CAN DEPEND OK IT

thut Folcy'S Coiic and DiArrhoca Cure
is an instant rc1icf for collie, summer COM
plaint, cholera morbuS, diurrhoca bloody
fun. chronic diHrrhoca, cholera infantum.
bilious collie, painters collie, and all bowel
complaints pc. and 10 G. For sale by
Tohins drug store and NJ. c. CUrnwcIl'S
drug store.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
cOMprROLLlRS OFFICE.

The statistics from Webb county rela-
ryc ~ poll tax payers and the scholastic
census j. giving Clerk Judd Boyd 20 end
nj worry.
Revenue receipts yesterday were light.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
CULBERsON'S PROCLAMATION.

Governor Culberson has burned his
bridges behind him in issuing the procia-
nation against prize fighting in Texas. He
can not ltemporize with the matter now,
for he is committed irrevOcably ITO the full
exercise of gubernatorial authority to
prevent its being pulled off. No one
doubts for moment that Inc can and
will stop it if the said proclamation is
of cightecnkarat sincerity, for the gov
ernOr's power in the State of Texas
reaches into the minor "details of county,
and municipal affairs should he see fit
to exercise it. There is no legal bubble
in this particular as cropped UP in the
NloridA case. 1t most certainly looks as
though the enthusiastic and energetic
managers of the proposed fight would
be forced to some other ring than one
built ON Texas soil, and it may after all
become a water proposition. That is.
the principals will not take water, but
the whole outfit may be forced to take
to the water to escape State jurisdiction.
The law and order element in the State
is with THE govcmor.-San Antonio EX-
press.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
THE STATE DEPARTMENTS
u,yo WHITE CAPPED WOMEN
GALLON THE GOVERNOR FOR
ASSISTANCE.
HOT WEATHER. DOESN'T DISTURB
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
And They Grant An Authority and Issue
the Official Valuation Of uhe Fort
Worth and Rio Grarrlc ItaiirOad.

Two women, whose namco cpuh NOT
be learned, called On the governor h5t
aftsruo,n to lay before him a complaint.
Tlsey are from a ncighbJrGrg county ami
clalm they were called from their homes
a few ID. ghts ago By wh5tecap5 and severe
~ whipped. The result Of their interyie"
with ilc governor was not learDsI
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
Mr. c. G. STRONG, principal of the pub

Mr., {. G. STRONG. principal of the pub
lie schools at Anderson, Cal. says: 81
have used ChambeIlain's Pain Balm
and have found it an excellent remedy
for IamcneSs and slight wounds"
Lameness usually results from a sprain.
or other injury, or from rheumatism. for
which Chambcrldin's Pain Balm is es-
pccially intended and unequalled 1t af-
fords almost immediate relief and in a
Shorr tme effects a permanent cure. For
sale by DIR. j. j. Tobin and all leading
lrn n.miltS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
pROPOSED EXTENSION

Paris. Tex. July 3O.-(SpociaI.l -Presi.
dent +. II. Il. Green and General Freight
Agent J. +. Leith arrived in the city mi,
evening and are comforting with The
Paris people in regard to extending The
Texas Midland to this city in he neaI
future. They are being entertained hy
the board of trade. y
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

STILL IN THE LEAGUE.

Shreveport, La, July 3O.-Captain Pct.
Weckbecker is the owner of Shreveport
franchise. Plenty of capital is at hi,
command to carry Shreveport through
with the league. This action was made
known to the rOOteS at about II o'clc.k
today and happier lot of people il
would be hard to find. San Antonio viii
arrive tomorrow and play 1.-THE ser 81
The team will be Immediately strength Il,
ed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.

Attorney Moore and Mr.. McCleery, it
is alleged, have been at outs for several
days, and the breach was considerably
widened by personal and insulting note
received by Mr.. Moore from Mr. Nc
Celery.
Last night they met at the corner Of
Seventh street and the Avenue, and what
followed is told by Mr.. McCleery.
81 was standing on the bridge across
the gutter talking to a friend when Mr.
Warren Moore approached and slapped
me in the face / promptly knocked him
down, and when he regained his feet he
drew his pistol and fired at me. | had
no arms and got out of the way as fast
as | could. He fired three shots at me-"
"What was the cause Of the attack
81 can not tell you. At the proper time
/ may tell, but | won't now"
Harry McClcery was arrested by Off.
Ger Cato and promptly gave bond. One
of the bullets from MOOre's pistol graZed
his left thumb. He claims that Moore
grossly insulted him and a young lady
Sunday night.
MIR. MOORE'S STORY.
Mr.. Warren Moore, who was promptly
arrested by Officer Sam Piatt, was seen
last might.
Harry McCleary and myself had some
words last night" he said, ''and this
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
CIIILDREN'S MEETING

Miss lloilic Harper will hold meeting
for the children Wednesday at p. ~.
in the First Baptist church. The ladies
and children are cordially invited to at
tend. Miss Harper highly entertained
her audience Yesterday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

You ought to know that when suffering
from any kidney trouble that a safe. sure
remedy is the Clinic Kidney cure. Guar
antced or money refunded. For sale by
Tobin'S drug store and VI. c. CorpwcITs
drug store.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

at is the best patent medicine in the
world" is what Mr. Il. NJ Hartman,
Of Marquam, Ore, says Of Chamberlain $
Co,ic, Cholera and Diarrhoca remedy.
"Whlt Leads mo 10 make this assertion
is from the fact THAT dySrntcry in it's
worst form was prevalent around here
laSt summer and 1T never took over two
or three doses of that remedy to effect IL
complete cure" For sale by DR.. j. j..
TObin and all leading druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
i\E,W LAWS.

The new law regulating the filing of
charters ian the state department went
into effect yesterday. Also the law re
0uiring insurance mon to pay an occupa-
ton tax. .sa.aGi kAE
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
TIIIH PROPER THING,

About 500 plaul0'd down into the re
gautl would 20 Il long ways m the mat
ter of advertising Austin.