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Waco Daily Examiner.
BY BARTOW & CRAVENS.
WACO, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MAY K), 1S8D.
VOL. XVUl.-NUMBBll 1G7
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Men's Low Quarter Shoes,
Ladies' & Children's Slippers,
Ladies' & Men's Fine Shoes:
We
B.
are offering for This
n A d el rl
Week BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
All Wool .Vims' Veiling, 10 Inches wide, nt f.Oc perynrd. The best goods
in the market, in black mid colors.
Albetros Chilli, bind;, nil wool. 10 inches wide, tiOc per yard.
Waok Tiuuio Clolh. IJ Inches wide, silk and wool, at -fl per ynrd,
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I IIVl 1UU IIL'Cllll'lin IIIMIII IliU.llll HI .,ll .11111 I 'I -IIUl'IV.' W,Ms, II II III
pay nnv Lndv in waul of a Nico Dre-s In tome mill look through our DltlCSS
COODS, n we Hmw dccidcdl the inot desirable -tock lorn lienl Handsome
tiCar'Wo &r& JSliOT7XIXg: C3r-r e&t :&LT?'&LkJCX& xjloJol el& :
lowoN, Towels. In endless variety and nt the very Lowest Prices.
Dress
Wo lire, show-ino' n Handsome I. inn. ntnl nl I. mi- 1'i'ii.r.- nf Uuli Cuml.
such as illicit l.nwns, in While, nml Color-.
Paeilio Lawns, (liiighnuis and Seer .Sinkers, mid an Immense Line of
While (mods.
I'.lll.lMlliS Cloves nml Hosiery In (Iron! Vnrictv.
I'A.XS. I'AX.s. 1MXS, in New ioigtis and nl l.dw Prices.
Mouse Kiirnishiiifr Goods, such a- Table Linens, in while and Turkov
red. Nnpkius lo nialeh.
It will pay you to look through Our Offerings
This Week, as you will save money by purchasing
from us.
Are the Acknowledged Leaders.
We Offer This Week.
A A 7Cp Ladies' Kid Opera Slip
rl lilli iers, l.ndics' Kid .Newport
Tien and Million. These arc good,
well made Slippers, nml not Hie Irtish
that is being oll'ered at (lint price.
We Offer This Week.
Mt 7K Men's Oxford Tics and
.pi. '0 Oxford Itiilton, worlh
$ : .
&n en Men's
MI &. JU oxford Ties
ton, w orlh ;l.-'i.
(ioal
and llut-
Mt? tin Men's Calf Mutton Ox-vP-C.vJU
ford-, worth .i..M).
At (1 ffi Men' I''1"' '-,''1"' '"''"in
MI 50. OU made, low en! Shoe.-, in
Hie latest stylos, worlh l.7.'i.
Slinc-.
ti.M)
Men's Pino hand sewed,
AH Styles, regular price
A4.(M: nn
nlipvj.uu French Call, low cut
TORTURE'S TRIAL
A Story by an Escaped
" Workman " that De
mands Investigation.
season be a more (linn usually tin
I healthy place to live in.
lios-i says thai he made his escape
i l.i-t Jaiiuiiry and has just lauded in
1 this country.
UcCp Children's Kino ICid Opera
HI )uj slippers, Windsor Ties and
Million .Newpoi I, all worth 8.' cents.
A d0 en Ladies'
fU P.JU Kid Mutton Shoes.
hand
lo sco them.
turned,
,sk
J'hev are worth $:i .10.
(;. JAitd with these we will touch the hearts of those who appre
ciate Ihirgnins, through their pockets, during this week. What
we sacrifice in I'rnlitiiMurlug (Mir Special lliimiiiu Sale is
ilway-moro than fully repaid by the nmouiit of advortiscincnt
our goods have received, and when the Mipeilnr (Mmlily of
Shoes we handle, and the l.nu I'llcos we sell them at is fully
ulvcrHcd, more people than ever before will eome to our Shoe
Department for Shoes, even though it is at the back of our store
Mini Hint we have very little space (o show them in.
SANGER BROS.
IE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK
Of Infiiiils' .Misses' and Child nns Summer Weight Slioes
.ami Slippers in the city. Look at the goods and get prices
SANGKR, BROS.
.Hell llccoji'il
mill Sold In
Ihich in
on Iloiuil s I i-
Tl'll Dllllllh
(itltlfl'llllllil.
&vi ;!"
.ovXksVksAV
for Infants and Children.
'Cateri !a bo wtll ndajitxl lo children that
recommend It aa euptTiur to any prescription
knomi to me." II. A. ABCiiin, M.D..
CMtorla cures Colic, Conrtlrntlnn,
Hour Ptomach, Dlarrha-a, Eructation.
Kills Worms, e' clocp, and promotco dl-
111 So. OxtorU Bk , UtwMjn, N. Y. Without Injurious medication.
Tu CK.1I1VU Cuwa-nt, 1SJ Fultou Street, N. Y.
A Serious Strike ill llclitiil
llillflc tVilli nltlo-Tliiivis
l'lelln's .Miiidcici.
.in Illinois Ticiisiuei Dcliiillls
Ml ml i y Oilier (limes
nml Cn-tinl! ics,
.1 srrloiis sirllir lit llilrnll.
Delroit, .Mich., .Mav Is. A strike
wns hejjuu by the laborers in the
In ick yards nt Spring; Wells, which
m ) result in considerable trouble.
Tl i- morning the strikers massed
three hundred siron-; and went to the
vnioiis bilck yards doinaiulinj; that
work be stopped. Auuitsl Lillle re
fU'cd. mid was disarmed and shaken
up. but not seriously hurt. At Sinilh
.V .siultdiel's tliu strikers cut the belt
on the ily-wheel, thus preventing
fin ther working of (lit) machinery.
The total number who have quit
work voluntarily or under compul
sion i Itia.
Thu Mlchij;nn Central car shops
and the Delroit car-wheel works have
all received tlirenteniiie; notes diirini;
Hie pnst two weeks from socialists
ttllini; Ihein they must ijuit work.
There is nppnrently no dissnli-i'niiion
iiinoii); the employes, and iiodeiuaud
liave liceii uinde.
THE PRESIDENT
Receives Something Tanoihle
from the Temperance
People and S ?ys So
Tin-Ill
.Vews Iniin I'.iuoM' is ii
all Itins-iii inu- lo Pern !.
I.orci's. II is IVuiliKo.
to A. K. Tepe, from Ihoso relntiii); lo
other all'alrs beloiiKiuij (0 1P H,mu,
itie-tion.
amii.ii.ciiini:si: ai.i.iam i:.
I'nlciilln, Mnv 1:1. The Itidinn j;ov
enimeiit has decided to send Mr.
('hit, a member of the Mritish civil
servlie in Yarkiind in Cliinese Turk
estau. It is believed Mr. Carr's mis
sion relates to lliu possible liuporlance
ol Knshijnr In Chiiiese-Tuikeslnii tit
the event war witli liussia mid
ll is thought he may nvoni;e the pre
liiuiiuir) steps for an Aiiitlo-l'lilnese
alliance.
FELLOW CITIZENS OF WACO!
Why will You Sit Idly by and Lose
All the GREAT BARGAINS
Itiissin I'm iil inu tlie ItlmU
Mil, Tin Ki'j the Sliuils nuil
I'lllllinl in liulill.
Ill ssl.t. .m:.
'AlUMul MM
STROWBRIDGE SOWER
BROAD fCAST
i N-S-li4u !rJym 'v ,-i : t
BEST. CHEAPEST. SIMPLEST.
C.W. DORR, Manager
uacim: KKKUKIl COMl'AW. JI7
Huwn all trralim, RTiisn Mtl, j-lAPtcr, Hilt, slie
omujiiivU. firtUl7cri tylltinu miuirln
fvU-r Uian any uthtr im'tlio.!. . :i;i
I.y wmintf irf Uycvin. uiartttlbti tnJ, jw
HtMl idiiut tliruwmii'wnls m hut fur full
,.rii(, ou ciUu r or tMjtti n.lffl of at'ij. V alU
'.-attJH'tifJ toauj-irMKi'oiion-jrtHtthnuttiiJury. an..
';u(Mluivrr tbtycanlotlrtvcii. KuhWn lilt.
'(I inc. SowsHtacn wheat tKrday. ('nMii
.ToiirililiirKiTUiauuhenilriUitl, (Mil) inrfcri
1 'UroiuIriiMii'r uiuli ino-t avuriti iufnnilturtil
-iiiil-Ioiiiint lit tlio uurM. Kixlom-il atnl icvom-
, nicnill hy Atrrtcultural co11v-h aul ltt fanniTS
In U H. Jtilly warrantitl lK-rfiftlyetiui-la Do
not lie put oil with miy ullirr Hi'nd nl
mipr for ih frrr UlUHtratiHl ditalntnio wttn
full in format lou auJ buudmla tf toBttiunnials.
HMIKTII ST., DHS MOINKS. IOWA.
CAMERON, GASHES & STORE!,
WHOLESALE GiO.
A A O O.
ERS,
N.
We are vSole agents for
K. FAIRBANKS & CO.'S UNEXCELLED
SOAPS AND LARD.
Extra Family,
Alhambra,
Standard,
Lakeside,
Jewel.
fi. I PATTERSON k CO.'S
l.t llllll AW At .
A 11 1 1 1 III Mnry ol Klilllllpplim.
New York, May is.- The Herald
lids 1 1 1 i ri i i 1 1 r puliM-Oics a story from
Key West, Florida, which gives an ac
t'oiiul of the kidiiapiiine; of I'M ward
Minla liosu, a j outli of lfi years, from
New Orleans. ' itosn relales a pitiful
story which, if true, would call lorn
full investigation by our government.
lton stales that last Jseplciiiber at
.New Orleans ho was enticed on board
a vessel, the cnplnin of which oll'ered
lo lake liliii lo Key West, nml while
he was talking lo the captain, the ves
sel sailed and he and sity-six olhei's.
who hml nlso been entrapped, were
I'nrrli'd lo Puerto llnrrios, (iuatemala.
by the sleaincr Kiln Knighl I'o-a
savs: "We arrived at I'uerlo llnr
rios, hi (iuatemaln, about siindoun
of Wednesday, October Mb, nller a
vovnge ol a Utile over si days.
Owing lo eating poor food and drink
ing hrnekish waler nearly a'l the
paity were sick, ami live' ot tlieui
ivure for lour ilnjs iinnlile lo get on
link. Altogether Ihe pnsage was a
very ili-agrecable one. We aiichored
in the open harbor about a quarter of
t mile Iroiu shore, w here Jim ( ) Don
ald, of (ilasgow Molhuiil, mil of Iri-li
lesci'ii', heintf the man who enlr.ip
iii d nit' nt New Orleans along with
the captain and mate went a-hore,
ivhcie I heard him call out 'here are
HIV rattle for which I am lo get j.io
jut head.' We weie biiidcd in siunll
boat- and counted, wlivreupon
O'lliiimld went Up to the ullhvr .1.1'.
Iloiisi-arren, piesiilen! of the railrnad
.oiiipanv and received sU7o lor the
shipment of siMj-seven men, llou
scaircn through a Keiitiickinu spoke
Picnch lliieutlv.
X. II. Day, of Ohalanooga, Tex , is
vice-president ol'll.e railwav.
When I lelt Xew Orleans' 1 had ..-.
in my pocket. As wo were leaving.
Day -u.ng out: "lliinali! look at the
bov: ibeie is plentv of money
Ihere."
liouscarron saiil lo the soldier- "go
lo searching." The soldier were na
tive blacks who spoke I.uglMi and
were under the command of a tall
while man.
If any of our parly objected I o be
ing searched bis iiiynoj and amis
were inkeii from him by violence and
theie wa a tree near nt hand
md a lash vvn taken lo show him
i lint he would be lied up and whip
ped. As we weic brought ahore in
small narties Iho-e remaining on
board did not know what vvn in store
for tlieui until Ihev too were forced
to give up their properly. President
lloii'cnlTau sat at a taiile Willi a no
near at hand into which he dropped
thu money ns it wns pued lo hint lij
our parly. As it wa never intended
I lull workmen should ever earn and
be paid money enough lo gel
iwny from 'iierlo llarrios Ihey
weieal once robbed of what money
thuv had liioiiL'ht with them in order
that the door of escape might be
clo-cd npninst Ihein. Work at Puerto
llarrios wns commenced, but during
August and Si plembrr there were not
mniiv men secured though in October
thov'begiui to get their supplies a
.Now Orleans wa lining up Willi peo
ple nml O'Dounld ntul Mailings knew
how to get them to Puerto llnrrios.
1 figured the fcix following reports
of laborers up to .lannary 1 1 when I
lelt; At work when our parly arrived
atiout 111)0: Our party per the Klla
Knight 07; brought b the Wanderer
lill; hrouglit Ijv tne liiaiicu iienucr
sou l-'O; broiigiit by the Ulln Ivniglit
17; total 070. At work when licit
about '200. to 1)0 accounted for 171.
If a laborer would not go out to
work lio was denied food and the men
vvcro kicked until the) lelt their sick
beds lo return to work, The men
only cost the company 'MO each.
It was President llausearrnn's habit
to nav us a monthly visit from Ihe in
terior, riding upon a mule. If unable
to conic liluiM'll no sent ins agent in
inspect the work and report.
The men were worked In gangs ol
1, 17, or '.'O, and whatever a man was
lo do lie was expected to do.
There were no "strikers" allowed
at Puerto llarrios, or religious -cr-
vicoof uuy kind while I was mere.
A llnlllo Willi Cull Ii- I'll If in,
SI; I.onis, May IS. A special to Ihe
l'osl-Dispalch sintes that the Indian
police and n pnso of citizens bail n
desperate light last Thursday in the
t'hoctaw nation, Indian territory, with
a parlv ol thieves who were driving
oli'severid hundred bend of cnltle. One
desperado was killed, two more cap
lured and the. remainder escaped.
Colni; Alter I'rt'llcr' .Tliirilcrcr.
SI l.oiii, May Is. The pnpeis on
which to base the demand lor the ex
tradition of Mnvwell, the murderer ol
I'rellcrat the Southern hotel, who is
now under arrest at Auckland, will
be signed by (i jv. Marinadiike and
will then be iorwarded to Washing
ton. Declive Ins. Tracy of the police
force and Trunk IE O'Neil of the l'ost
Dispnlch have been appointed as slalu
agents to bring (ho murderer back
All I tllnnls 'I'rfllsurtT llcllllll Is.
springllelil, III., Mnv l.H. -Considerable
excitement has been occasioned
bv thu circulation of a report that
Cilv Treasurer Wright wns a de
faulter. Wright lias held the ollice
of cily treasurer lor the past live
vrar contiiiiioii-lv . At Ihe last elec
tin!: be was not a candidate, ami
(ieorge t laslon, Ihe deinocralie can
didate, was elected. It was clnlmci!
(iastoii was ineligible, ns he had not
lived in the cilj a vear, and Wright
lefusiMi In linn over the bunks and
tliuds. Tin' council ilecideil d'a-lnli
eligible, and ordered Wright to turn
over Ihe ollice and nppilileuniiies In
him. 1'ive iliU'erent days were desig
nated by Wright for that purpose, bill
he iilvvav s failed lo tunlerinlie. Till
delay gave ri-e ton suspicion that he
wns short, and on investigation liv the
comptroller, hi bank account ' was
found to be about $;),iioO sborl His
bondsmen, e-(iov. Palmer, lien. J.
('. MiCuriiaiiil and (!eu. (i. O. I.aiuh,
were untitled, and Wright was noli
lii'd In meet them yesterday. This he
ngreed to do, but has not been seen bv
tlieui or their attorney, who wns
hunting lor him all the nltet.ioon.
Wright, who litis, alwajs been popu
lar, was i, war democrat and wns up.
poinlcd lo the .Siiringtleld poslollice
by President Lincoln It was alleged
when lie lelt Hint ollice Hint he was a
defaulter to the amount of about
fii.ono.
--
A llllsltiiml III ills Ills Will. Hi lli'lllll
Chattanooga, Teiin., Mnv IS. -About
'.i o'clock this morning the
dead bodv of Mary .lohu-ou wns
found in nil alley in the lower pint ol
II ilv, and it was .supposed she had
lomnntted suicide, but on investiga
tion it was found she had been beaten
lo death. Ilor husband wrs seen
w hipping her last night, and hits been
anested for murdering her.
it'll Cllllll llllll His lloolt lie
is mi lletli'i -'I'lie flan nml
llooli .Vilnius Hie Hml.
vv vsii im: ro m:vvs.
I'rt slilt'iil I'lrv I'lllllit ICi't-cl.rs
"StMllctllllllt I'anullili'" rinlll Ihr
'l'tiiH'raiii-r I'coMlr.
Washington, May 18.- Several dnj
ago a delegnlion front Ihe order of
(iood Templars from Ihe District of
Columbia, called on President Clove
laud and lelt with him n written ad
dress urging him to make inquiry in
to Ihe pei'sonul habits and appetites
of the persons he should appoint in
the District. In reply It) Ihe address,
the presidenl said : "I rend vour ad
dress late last night with gleal inler-
t. It is something tangible, ami il
all men would nunc to mo as voil
hnve, inv labor would be greatly les
sened. The leinperi"iee workers are
gooil pe'iple anil gooil trieiuls ol law
and order, lie fore I lelt New York I
deleiiniiieil lo give Ihe DiH id a good
government, but Ibeie are so iiianv
coullicting claim that I am sonic
Hiiie nt a loss lo know what lo do.
I'm you come vvilh clear sliileinenls,
ol vviiieh I will lake further notice."
smile I'i'Xils A iiiillllllli'llls,
Washington, Mav IK. The pri-l-
deiil today appointed the billow ing
pie-iili'iilial posiuasern t'roiu among
lillle a iiiiuiliei' nt others: I lios. i;.
I'm Kent Victoria, Tex., vice Win.
Hillings resigned; Willi II. Hoetts at
I billon, Tex , vice .lohu Niihola
coiiiunssiiiii cxpirctl.
i:m;i.im
MiM'S.
unsi'MiNo w.vit ntri'Ait.v'iiiiNH.
Odessa, May IS. Tin worK ot in
eieiising ihe strength ot Ihe forls and
harbor on Hie HlacK sea lias been re
sumed, nuil a number of nrlillcri-ts
Iroin SI. I'elersburg have arrived at
this port to laho par! in this work.
AN A It I IM'-l'ONSrt, ,Vltltr..,Tr"l.
Ileilin. May IS. Thu Allegeiiiine
filling has a dispatch from Coiislau
liuoplc saving thai Hie lliiti-li roiisul
al l.ntiiiiiu. during a recent jouniev to
l.'.. -.. ,,..! 1... I... ..T : . .
i.iii., i. ;i in t i-.-tuii ii iiussiun jiuiire
while ho was sketching, nt n ptirl on
the Cnspbiii sen.
Miiriinu In Hie Ttiirtli ii est.
Montreal, Canada, Ma is. The
Oblat fathers of this city have
received a lei ler from Messenger ( i mil
lion, bihop ol Ihe noilhwcsi, slating
thai "tliunbnomiuntiiiii oldessolatioii''
prevails Ihere. The clergy have 1 st
their control over the Indians ami
half-broods, who declare that the
bishop nml his priests have sold Ihein
lo Hie government, nnd unless iiiiiue
diule assistance is rendered, slarva
Hoii nml misery slnro the h.'ilf-broods
in the fnee. .None oflheni have done
any seeding. 'I'hov hive slaughtered
their domestic animals and are in a
slate ol inosl abject poverly. Ho
thinks al least .f'J.Mi,! 100 should I'm sen!
for Iho purpose of providing llieni
with food, clothes and agricultural
implements and of establishing mis
sions and schools in their in'ulst,
i
I
m
ullULOi
You Don't Realize the Danger of Delay,
YOU ARE LOSING MONEY '
A Vlrulnlii l.viichliii;.
Lynchburg, Vn , May 18. The ex
citement caused bv the unprovoked
murder of 'P. A. deter by II W. Terr
at Liberty on Saturday received ii
Iresli impulse at the funeral of deter
at ids homo in another par! of the
country, and nt 2 o'clock lids morn
ing a parly of twenty ilisguied men
gained possession of ihe jail by force
and hanged tlio murderer, deter was
the most popular man in the county
and ids funeral yesterday was very
largely allended. Terry was n son of
W. IS. Terry, n prominent man in the
stale The murdered man is said lo
have lioen insane, nut other discs ro
ceullv tried by the slate in which
murderers were elenreci on grounds
of insanity made the lynchers more
determined.
I? Vcltrs Itir Assuiillltlit ii Woman.
New York. May. 18 Sergeant
David II. Crawley, who wns on I-'ri-
day found guilty of coininllling n
a-sault on Maggie Murris, at Standard
hr'1 was sentenced by Itecorder
Sniytlio, in tlio court ol general ses
sion, to imprisoiimoiit "i tlio state
penitentiary at Sing Sing nt hnrd
labor for seventeen years- mil s'x
mouths.
inn nv NAMiiiiUH m:.vii:.'i'i:ii in
ri:s.M, sui.i inn: rim i.iri:.
London, May l.S.--.lmlgo llawkbis
Ihl iiioriiing began summing up in
Ihe ease of Cunningham and ltui Ion
Thejiidgu explained the mil ill ' of the
charge ngnlii-l tlio pi isonet's and the
law in relation thereto. Ho Mien an
al ed the evidence against IIiiiIoii
and called tlio attention of the jurv to
the fact Hint liurloiis statement wasi
not made under oa'.h and thereloto
was entitled lo vorv little credence as
if thorn was any truth in tlio stnte
meiil, H was astounding that no wit
ness was called to support it.
Mr. K. .1. Phelps tlio new I'nited
Mates minister to Kugland was ! tlio
court room. iIicsmmI in Humming, and
ll-lelied closely to Ihe iud'je's cbal'g .
Mr. 1 'helps seemed very much im
pressed b Ihe slern language ol the
judge.
1 lie jury returned a verdict tun' ug
bulb prisoners guilty.
The prlsoiiots were both sentenced
to penal nervltude for life.
Ciiuuingham iiiainlniiied his sell
composure but llurton broke down
ami sobbed when tlio verdict wns ren
dered. When the prisoners were,
nsked it they hml anything lo say
wliv the sentencu of thu law should
not bo passed upon Hioiu, Cur'iing-
hitui protested Hint lie was Innocent.
He said that lie was willing lo accept
servitude lor life, lint they could not
touch his soul, liiirlou simply de
clared that lie was innocent.
Victor llni;o 111.
Paris. Mil IS.---Victor Hugo, the
great writer, novelist, philosopher
and poet, is dangerously ill with
iicm I disense and congestion of the
lungs.
Tin: i'oi:r hinkimi.
Paris, Ma.v IS.-Vletor Hugo Is
sinking rapiilh. Crowds ol' sympa
thising rriciids al present surround
Iho resilience of the venerable pool,
availing the rcMill of his allilelion.
A f'ltllllillllll Vltlnci' lilirilril.
Somerset, l.Hiebec, May IM. - Somer
set vi'lnge was desl roved by lire Sat
urday night. About ItHl houses were
burned, including Hie church prcsby
tei.v, foiiiidrv ami cheese laclorv
M my persons are in a ilcstiiii.e con
dition. 'I'he buildings being mostly
ol wood the 111 e spread rapidly anil
lliiii' was no llio apparatus in Hie
village.
The t'lioiiilliiii la'lllc.
Montreal, t.lm bee, May 18. The
aiiiioiiiiceiiieiii was mailo lo-dnv that
ICvery time you hti a pair ol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NEWPORTS.
MEN'S LOW SHOES,
SLIPPERS,
OPERA SLIPPERS,
HOUSE SLIPPERS,
Or anything in our line outside of our bouse.
1. .
mum co,
CTrWo arc known ns (ho LOWI'inCK HOOT AXDSIIOIO IIOI'SK of Waco
Iho las!
rail wnv
i. now
i ilvcr:
gap ill Hie Canadian Paelhc
liuil been elosi'il and Ihe Hue
continuous to Iho Columbia
Hill's I rlul,
Ottawa, Canada, May IH.- The gov
ernment has not yet toiisiderod the
en'e of Itiel. The besl lawyers here
suy ho will be tried for Ireasoii-lelonv over here last nighl. Many trees were
riu; si tutu.
The wires which were liadly de
moiitlleil by Iho severe slorius of
Saturday and Sunday evening luivo
been icpaired and bring us tlio follow
ing news of Suiiday'H storm.
A'r it i;. hn i:.
A destructive wind and rain storm
visited this section last, night. It was
most severe in the boltoins, Mr.
Lewis has just finished one of the
largest gin.ioues in this county,
vv hich was badly damaged, the wind
Inking oil' Iho en tiro rool. 'I'heio weie
nlso other buildings nml about a mile
of feiico blown down. Mr. Lewis's
hiss will amount to $1,0(10.
AT'ii.viiM.i:.
A terrific wind and rain storm
passed through this section lasl night,
doing considerable damage, though
reports from Hie country are not in
as to the injury lothe crops. A large
barn on .Major lirnhnnrs laiui wa.s
blown down, ami several tlu-toofs in
I own weie blown oil, signs lorn down
and shade, trees demolished. It is
still cloudy and warm, indicating
mote rain.
at four wimiil.
This nod Inn was visited by a heavy
ralu and wind slorm yesterday aller
iionii, playing havoc vvilh (olograph
lines and doing considerable damage
to crops west of hero.
AT IlltKMIA.M.
A terrible thunder slorm passed
(lie choice for Culled Stales senator,
Mr. I'ldlor presented resolutions lo
luivo llioiloor-keeporof tlielioiise nml
the sergeniit-nt-nrins ot tho sonntn m.i
as donr-KoepeiK during the joint con-
.uiiMiiii iiiiii nisi ructions to allow no
one upon tho floor save lhos0 havim'
privileges Hioiu. This will bo acted
upon to-day. A fler several scattering
voles the loinl convention adjourned
until to-morrow noon, and both
houses then adjourned.
l!lilt'iiUo Nil Don ti mi Anilrclilsls.
Chicago, May 18 -The Trades A
semb.y of Chicago lias, by nu over
whelming majority, decided not to
permit Horinllsis nnd nnnrchists, us
such, to piirticip.'ito in its minimi
parade, and a resolution has been
adopted prohibiting tho cnrrylng ol'
any banners in Iho procession oilier
Hum Iho.-n of trades unions or the
' rloitii ling. This resolution is
iirecled againsl the black and led
Hags ol aiiarehisls mid socialists.
under Hie tieusoii-felouy net oflniiO.
sri'iiiitu to t'liutiiiiti-1 in- r.i position.
Chicago. Mny 18. t ieorge M. Pull
man was last night in receipt of a tel
egram Ii Supi'iiiileiuleiit .lell'ie,
of tho Illinois Central, tinted at New
Oilcans. It slnled Hint tlio dlll'ereiit
roads ami car coinpauioH reaching
Now Orleans, wlio are interested in
the re-opening of the New Orleans
exposition nei year lire to subscribe
MlXi.tMMj to further that object, and
asked for an immediate response
from Mr. Pullman, so that (hoy might
know what lo depend on from the
uprooted, nut no serious damage is
reported. 'I'he niin-l'nll was ver
great.
at .vii:xi.v.
A good rain fell hero oslerday
evening doing much good to ciops,
anil assuring lull grain crops.
At ciiaim'CI t. nn '..
A lino rnin fell here yesterday eve
ning and ktsl night, nnd will be ad
vantageous lo the growing crops.
Viinlliir llotliir unit lis Vl.tlliis.
Macon, (in., May 18. -Another ter
rible explosion occurred hern enrly
'"il I .'lurpli) .iin,i Hiin;r.
Xow Orleans, May IS. liistlro
I oche read a lengthy opinion in the
supreme court lo-day, in tho Pord
case in which every exception pre
sented by tlie ilelcuse wai overruled
and Hie judgment of the lower court
nlllrmeil. Tlio lower court sentenced
I'at Kord and Murphy to bo hanged,
and .Itidgii I'ord, Caiilliohl, and lluck-
loy.io t vvn ears imprisonment nt
lint il labor.
Tint l.tit'iist In Illinois.
Chicago, Mnv 18. -A snecinl from
Itridgeport, Illinois, snvs: Tho seven
teen. ear locusts, which Professor
Weill tircilicleil, as mei tioned in re
cent itsliingloii dlfpnlches, seem lo
hnve made their appearance. They
hnve been found in lnrgt. number's
close to the surface of the ground and
are moving upward. Indications nre
lining nun an iiiiiisiiauv largo swarm
will appear in a short time.
Pullman company. Mr. Pii'linau sn.vs i ,,,, m)niing. Wldlo stinting up Hit
r-,r nci CDOAicn .o-
. r- r- rs. r. A r
(jcncrltl l.ritnl unit Ills Itnok
Now York, May 18,(ieii. (iraiil
last itlglit reslcd well, nuil gained hl
Usual amoiiul of sleep, lie did not
experience any great pain last night,
nor docs ho to-day. Ho arose between
eight and nine o'clock tills morning
ami wns leolliig"eouiparntively bright
ami strong,
A uiase of revised proof and new
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Th
SHELL ROAD TOBACCO,
os. Williams & Co.'s
Panther Tobacco.
Tho ho.pilal was an old ragged lent manuscript for ids forthcoming hook
iit'esti'il uitb liurd. "Hats nud llio- ua taken bv Col. (Irnnt In llm mill.
ipdtos. ijuiuiiii' was the general 1 u,luri, this morning, but the general
remedy In sieuics nun iiiemuu ri will no no worK to-iiny.
u a with 11. uno poor i iiiiiiiiiiiii
bcriilue lllgiity with it ami Ibid to the 1 IiIok lliu liurtliiiiiilie.'l'rlniiiilnits.
woods to dlu in the marshes of the' Coiutnutinoplc, JIny 18. Turkish
San 1' ranclsco live limca away.
Tliere wns no burial grounds. U lien
a limit died he was wrnppoil in e
blanket and a hole was dug in Hi
smit most convenient a't
olllrors are still busily engaged plant
ing torpcdocH lit tho straits of the
Daidanulles.
i:mii,ami in imiias i:vi:.s.
Loudon, May 18.- Tlio government I
has ordered a dry dock, (-nimble of
holding tlio largest iron chid, to bo
built at Trineotii'doe. Ceylon.
The Da'ly Xuvvs says tho hilcli in
Hie negotiations between Kuglaiid ami
Itiissin luivo ciuiMjtl go veriiliient se
curities to fall 1 l-'J points inter a
steady rise during Hie week.
Tim Hindoo Patriot published at
Calcutta, duseribus tho Petijileli inci
dent as an insult I'.nglauil would
never have tolerated front any other
power than Russia, except perhaps
(ioriii.iny or America
Oilier Lnglisli and native Indian
papers deplore Liighiud's surrender
to Hiissia. Tho Calcutta ICiiglisbmmi,
learns Hint Ynkoub Khan consider!,
the cession of Pentle!i to liussin Hia
tal error on tin: part of Kugland and
tlie ameer.
Ol.'lt LONDON (ONS.III.
Lonilon, May 18.--;-(ioTernor
Thomas Waller of Connecticut Hie
now coiiMil.gciifi'nl ! Ihe Culled
States at Loudon was pieseutetl by I
den. Merrill Ills predecessor lothe
Lord Mayor on i-'rida last and ns-!
iiiueil Hie duties of his consulate to
day. (Jen. Merrilt will visit tlio continent
before returning to llm Culled Slides.
Mr. Libbers . Mitchell, vice consul,
and deputy loiisubgeuural at Loudon
has resigned.
Vlis! 1IAIII.V r.NPIKIHIIKI).
Loudon, May IS. In Hie heme of
commune, Mr. (ilndstoiie, in answer
toiiipicsllnu by Sir Slatl'onl Xnrlli
his eouipaiiv wil do its In'' share
toward the continuation of the ex
position, ns llial enterprise Is of ureal
sin vice in many ways nuil it vv''l no u
slinuie not lo ru-npen it iigaln, now
that the buildings and everything arc
in good shape and tho expense in Hie
liitnro years will bu but a liactiou of
Hint ol the hist year.
.'Illssiu liosills' lliu ('olmn .llllls.
Call Itiver. Mass.. May 18 --'Ihe fol
lowing mills will shut tlo vvn Ibis week:
Linen mills Xos. 1 nml -'; Cluice, Met
acoiuet, Men haul's Xos. 1 ii'ul 'J
Meellics, 1 ruy, nilipii'lle Xds. 1 lilli
engine at Ihe cotton mill of tho
Illlil, Manufacturing company, one of
Hie live boilers exploded, IJO'iig
r'niiik I ili-oii, the engineer fractur
ing Hie skull of Wesley Johnson, who
will tile, nnd injuring three others.
The brick engine-house wns wrecked
but the main building escaped in
jury. The damage to the iiiachiuor
ami the engine-house is olimated at
i-io.ooo. Ono hiilulieil and lllty per
son ui thrown out of employment.
I'mir I'rnntl-ICItlili'ii liiili t'sion.
(iulvesloii, May 18. Tlio city conn-
I'll Mll.t lit 1 II In In.ltnv llllll tho fri.li.
i, nml Ihe Holder Cilv. Tlio follow- end imprusltiii prevailed thai Mayor
lug win: sinned: Osborne, Stallord, ,.,.(,( lnlton would bo installed, which
dievv a large crowd lo the city hall.
Tho Installation for some reason did
not take place, and a motion prevailed
that tlio council adjourn without day,
unit tho r'l-iiivil ri'llri'd In ilisi'list lit
........i:..... I... I I. I... .1... V ... . V .. "
iipumiKi in nan m ml, sin upngu I 1 1. IU('( OlllltalllO lit IIIV Ol 1110 COllll
oi ini' nuns was ..,'isj, unit mi
(iianito and Laurel Lake afler n two
d,i)s' stoppage, and Hie Shove Tos. 1 ,
and '-', M-ncoiiuet, Metauioc, Itaruard, ,
l-'lynt ami bagamore tiller a stoppage j
of olio week. 'I'he total loss to lliu;
week it will reach -iV-is,!).
tlio mills will shut down next weukoi
account of memorial day.
A I mill Alter Chun Ii.
Jacksonville, I'ln., May 18. A spe
cial from Madison to tlio Times
Union says: 'A tight occurred at
I llil. or) drove church nine mile
Iroiu
West
i I'll. A s tbn i-lnirlio renllires. n meet
Xonily nil I lug will bo held on Wednesday next
for tho purpono ot inducting
elect r'tillon into ollice.
Mayor-
Yours Truly,
CAMERON, CASTLES & STOREY.
tho uouy pui. a" in ij
nut nuv oe.'iinnni The wood
anil mountainside nboir I'tnrto l!ar
lios became so full ol exposed, dei av
.iil' bodies that Ha' phi "'"',- '01' "
A rolilllsctl Cotisolliliitloii.
St. Louis, Mny 18 - Owing to tlio
cuufiisfil slate of thu all'airs of the
consolidated company which sumo
Itme nun iibsorbetl Ibe 'lib'.'tu Imn
here vislerdny, between the I works of Ihi utv, the (irnntl Tower
hrollicis and tlio LuiiL'ford i ,. .:!,,,. ....niii.nii nt' illii,nls uml n
, .. .... . . " i,,,.,t,,n ....,-.-... --. ......... , ...... ....
nrolliors. inu light aro-o In come-, pj0t ivnob of snulheast Missouri, a
quenco of some letters which were s,heiiie is on fool lo call in all out-
very peisoiiul Hi their character. In ' btiuiiliim bonds of lhee llireo con-
uiu iiieu-e n in. i.angiorti was Kinen ,.(.nis wblcli aggregate 1--J,(;(KI,0(.H) and
out-right, (ieo. Langfnril wns so so-1 to issue in their stead .j.'.'.OlHl.lKXl of
verely wotimleil lie is not expected to 1, 1L.W boiidn. covering the eoiuliined
live ami I all Lauglord Was wounded . as.i.lii ot thu ooinimnv. A conimlllee.
I'lirlslini soli-siiii.
Paiis, May 18.- Lo Slecle, the orgnti
of M. Ilrisson, president of the minis,
try council, extols tho pnlriotism of
the Mritish parliament and of Mr.
(iladBtone in their ell'orts In preserve
peace. Il advise! tlie l!uslniis to
make (Hailstone's- position iinlenablo
hy measures olfenslvo to Urilish
amour pro pre.
A I linir-UIII In V.lus.
St. Louis, May 18. The largo llotir-iiig-mill
of (iordon, linker ,V Co., at
Spat ta. 111, was burned yesterday.
I lie tiuiiding and machinery was
ruined nt ;!o,000, ami was insured for
f 10,0011.
Siioiliill I rnnis I'omlliu lloiiir.
.Stiakim, Ma 18 The Australian
contingent to the .Stiakim expedition
luivo hulled lor home. Some Indian
troops remain.
(ion. (irnhnm and tho guards cm
barked for Kugland on Saturday.
Uurtie r oils.
ln.itou TraiiTi't )
"I protest!'1 exclaimed the new bar-
nor, as me gentleman trout tne i.mcr
aid isle dropped into the operating
chair; "I draw Hie lino rigid hero. I
am willing to mix hither, but hnttg mo
if I'll lather Micks." It was feared
that the Hibernian gentleman would
ra.or row rigid then and there, and
whisker ruiiud it slilllnlnh, perhaps;
but as the barber was n strapping lei
low the exile Iroin Krlu lind to hone
that the joke wns a good otto. Let us
soap Hint ail quarrels may thus cud
before they are begun.
in the head. Lugciio West was shot
uml Abo ami Johnson West were cut
but not seriously.'
composed of John W. Xoble, O. C
Mothttt nud Pierre Chateau, lias been
appointed by the Vidciiu bond-holders
to go to New York and endeavor
lo etlcct arrangement with tho bond
holders in tlio other companies for
'I lie Hon rue i:xlriitttutiii ditr,
Toronto. Mav 18. A motion was
(OtO said: ncL'nliatililli, Willi liussln . Hindi' nl Osirnnil Hull tn.ilnv In lln i 1.1....1... I..... . 11..1
ItlllllUrC, Piles lUlllOrS. listllhecOlll'erillllL' tho Andlllll Ollestlon Itnllrm, xlV-mllllmi rns r llm .11- '""J""- "'"l" T"""l"ul
and all ilUeason ot'tlio lower bowels vven still itnilntshcd nnd on Hint ae- charge of tho prisoner who is held In
(except erniccr), rmllcnlly cured. Send I coil it the government would not be Hie Challmm jail under n wnrrnit! of
l'i cents in slump for book. Address , ' ub e to present any more papers on extradition lo Dallas, Texas, tor nr-
Worlds Dl.iicunir Medical AssoUii-tliM subject to parliament now, as il gnu and lorgery. Judgement was
Hon, ('.(.. Main Street, Iliillido, X ,,' wjs illllicult to separate Ihoso relating reversed,
I.IIUIIIl's l.iiliu Ill-Ill.
S iriuglleld, 111., Mnv 18. Tlio Joint
(Oiiveiitiou was called to order with
PIUllu H .stole ol Tills.
Private advertising has been so
much over done that it is becoming
somewhat ol a nuisance, nud cool
housekeepers bum the nicest circu
lars without reading them. Kaslcru
advertisers are quitting the methods
wliicli have prevailed for 60 luauv
learn pnst and ate now returning lo
ihe regular way ot public announce
iiient through tlie nevvt-paperi,.- (itd
icstoii Xow.
live senators nud thirty-six roproson-l Cigurctlo sinokers prefer Opera,
ittlvcs lui-M'nl llelore Hie cull on Pulls I, 'cause Ihev dot sllcK to the lips.
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