The Waco daily examiner. [volume], May 27, 1885, Image 1

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Examiner.
BY BARTOW & CRAVENS.
SINGER
GREAT MARK
unns fniemns
Every Department will
lull' ever) bod) has been erxiug dull times, we jnit our liolil
dci's to the Wheel, and our business liasstcadil) lmowii, until to
dm wr llii'l we niut hae iiddilional room to lie able to handle
pi perh our stcadil) increasing business,
I And On Monday, May 25th,
(.round will be broken tor the
,oiO to our prcent building.
j)l'KL(4 ALTEKATIONS ct BUILDINC.
l-.verj Department must be eurtailed as to -pare, ami as wo can
nol do that with our present Immense Storks. M li H'll.l.
( O.tl.llll.XCIl TO I'M.O.tll, b oH'oring l.argains all over
ur house. Prices will bo cut even where, AS ()l li STOCKS
Ml'jsT IIK lll.Dl'CI'iD.
Ai
en W III
L'o wild with
oiler iii limbruiilorics tins week,
t me to cut them, we oiler them
In Strips of 4
mr aikI it liiilf
K.MIIIKIllir
nidi
11
Four unit a Imlf uril
l.MIIKIillll.UV 1'tmr iitnl a liiilf iinl
I'.MIIUOllll i
l'liur nnil n liulr viii
K.MIllUllDKUt
ur mul 11 lmlr mil
i..MiiniMin:i.v
nr mul 11 linlf mul.
KMIIIUIIIIKUY
l'liur unit 11 lintr 1
i.Mi'.mmiKi:
l'liur iintl 11 luilr
1 Ml:i:nlll :
ur.ls
1Y
Every Strip is
IN ADDITION WE
X-aOTS
ODF1
At 5c a Yard
nl l.accs,
1 1 1 1 1' ami
t'leiini Wash l.nci
md Toiclioii l.ai'cs
At 10c a ard
To r 1 lion
a I II I,.,,.,... nil
Silk, llliiik ami Cream pani-,h l.im
nuii ()i lental l.accs.
LUX
Tin' l.nlli
Xj.ot XI'
1 -
i -
I Lot SI
f Lot 41
I LotSI"
! Lot C3lr"
Lot 'Z I
XjiOtOI
These are the BIGGEST DRIVES
We have ever oll'ered.
Mini ISai'ffalns we hit
Kverlioily
oll'erinjf all
SANGEE
Are Now Moving from Their Old Stand to Their
-O.N
Austin Street, Between Fifth and Sixth,
Where by June 1st They will be Fully
Prepared to Serve Their Customers
as Heretofore.
CAMERON, GASTLES & STOREY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
WACO.
WE HAVE IN STOCK
URLAP
AND
Seamless CottonSacks
Yo.irs Truly,
' CAMERON, CASTLES &.ST0REY.
BROTHERS
DOWN SALE.
Offer Special Bargains.
erection of a four-story addition of
EMBBOIDEBIGS I
delight at the Ilargains we will
ami as we ilo not expect to have
as rollout-.
1-2 Yards Long.
nf
llF'oar 25c
For Soc
For 6Sc
Joar 75c
IFoir Sloo
For S1.Q5
DF'ox SI So
- nf
Is of
worth double
HAVE TOUII DIG
Xj l. O.Bl.
At 15c a Yard
a Yard ithuk'and
Cream Spanish l.are. Oriental l.tues,
Tun lion ami I'aiu v I, aces
At 25c a Yard ";h:1'1" !;,'!:
Spanish. 'Porchon. Fieiich and Kirvpt
lau a' l.aci -
slionld take advanlaj.'C of the
over our liou-e.
BBOS.
BAGS.
-
We are
AH w nol Nun".' Wiling. 10 inches wide, at COc per yard. The lii'it good
in llu' market, in black and color.
Alhctrn ( loth. Unci;, nil wool, 10 inclic- wide, fine per vanl.
Mark Tamic ( "Icilh. I -J inches w ido. silk and wool, tit l'jior vard.
Thciaic dccidedl) (iooil liargain In New and Desirable (ioods. It will
pay am I.adi in waul of a Nito Dress to romoand look throiign our DliliSS
(.OOIM aswe lio duidcdl) the nmt ilc.-irbk sloik tor n Uil llandoinc
Dress.
RED-FLAG RIOTS,
Untamed Communists Ram
pant in Paris and Ripe
for Revolution.
(leal l'reininiloiis lj llu- IVo-
pie I01 lliiKo's I'lini-ial mul
li Iteil I'lims lor Itlol.
Ciniinln is lYniliil ol Tumble
Vi'illi llu- ICi-dsl.in, M lio
me Ai miim .Vgiiin.
Kiel lie notint c
(lie I'lirsl
lcxif o
I'l ibllle 10 lltluo
('ineinl .-s oie-.
l'ltl.Mll.ll:. li ssimj
nun's I'iiiiitiiI lii-llint; l' 11 lll-l
oliilimi 'I in hr) .( im-u Coin-
IIHIIllslH.
I'aris, l''rauci',May 'Jil. It is ollii irH
announced that ictor lluo will be
buried at the I'autlieon llufore this
aniioiinueiueiit was made a dec
had been drafted securiili.iii); the
I'autlieon in order to permit of the
interment (hereof lingo's remains.
The date of the frncral remains 1111
tixed, i'Hlioii;h the noveriiinent de
.siies to have it lake place next Satin
daj. Mr. liene O.oehlet will deliver
(lie luneral oration. I'ive lminlreil
dniiniili:rs have already "ilimaled
their iuOnllon to attend the feu
eral The revolulioiiisls of 1'iame have
deternniieil to take advantage of tlii,
ailiiir to make a deiiioust ration.
The triumphant attitude assumed
by revolulioiiisls since u. withdraw
al of Hie military mil police opposi
tion to the communi-t demonstration
011 Monday has provoked siich
bitter feeliiiff amoue; law-aiul-order
classcj, that the all'air, il is believed,
will lead In tin important debate in
the chamber of depiilics and main
siippo-e that one icsiilt of this debate
will be an attempt to overthrow the
piesent ministry.
The .lolirnal lies Debats blames the
joverument for allow inji cominuiiisN
to parade Willi red lilies yesierdav
and nrjies the eiiactnienl' of a lav.
naiiist the public u-e ol all emblems
of sedition.
The Trench press j;eiieralh con
deinus the indecision of the jrbvern
ment in its treatment of the commu
nists. The revolutionists' organs are jubi
lent over what lhe teim the triumph
of the fnmmuuit over the aiithnri
ties.
Eight liumlieil peiMuis attended
Courvel's ftitu-ial yestenlii). The
proce--ion uas iininniesieil' until
about leavine; the lemelerv, when the
jioliei! tried to citpluie then- Ilaj; and
(lispcrM) the mob, The dimmed atti
tude of the government causes serious
fieasiness regarding an out-break,
the opinion be'ii;,' Hint the anaicliist.
must bo repre-sed. The rioting ol
Stindaj lust was the most -.ciloiis out
break that 1ms occuried in I'ari- -iucc
the ilaj s of the coiiinir le. A .argei'MI
ol gens d' amies wn among tho-e
wounded jcstenhiy. 'I'hc police were
obliged to all u.ion the lepublican
guards for aid in dispersing the mob.
I J rave outbreaks of communists and
lUiarchisls ale fc.ied until after the
funeral ot Victor Hugo, as the revolu
tionists have been woiked up ton
high stato of incitement, i"id it is re
ported that they intend to erect barri
cades ") the streets.
A sariophagiis twenty feet high
will beercc ed 1 uler HieAre de Tri-
ilinplie, which will be enclosed w ilh
drapery on all sides, except
thai facing Hie Champs I'.lys-
1 ees, and four orillanimes w.lh il-
' - .,,f.,,.,.t.,.. ,.-;ii ,,... .1... ....
.. i.i.i.niii ii-j i.i n.i 1 iiiui.iii iue en
closures. A huge belt ot crape will
rover the lett ot the arhe, and on the
front, masts wi'l be reared beating
orilhiiniiies and escutcheon iui-iihcil
with the titles of Ilu;'o's works
Thirty-two candeleb.a-, eleven feel
high, 'will surround lliu arc.
Tlie chamber of deputies this even
ing, after a long and storun debale
concerning the I'ere I .a (,'ha-o riots
-Sunday and the government' len
ioncy toward the ivmmiiuit yester
day, voted conlldciicf. in tlio fe'overn
ment by a tall) of"M to in.
The ministry to-day lisru-cd yes
terday's communist riots and ap
proved the police-prefects ord'iance
lorliiddiug herentter the public dis
play in the department of thoeie of
any emblems except the, natural tri
color and the proper.llags of foreign
nations'.
I'our thousand men, including mem
bers of the municipal couucM, to da)
followed Hie colliu hearing the. bod)
of Charles Amoiirax, the coinniiiuis't
leader to the grave m I'ere l.a Cnalse
cemetery. There were twelve ora
tions delivered over Hie grave mul
Hie revolutionist committees attend
ing 'he funeral displayed the red ling
ol the commune in the cemelty ii'id
this emblem w a greeted with iiesid
"vive la commune."
C'llllflilllN Cure I lll-rrnsllli;.
llftttlefonl. X. W. '1' , May -.'li.- A
priest is ju,! in with a eomiuuuia
Hon Ironi Chief Pouiidinuker to lien.
Middleton who arrived hero last
night. Poundiiiaker oll'era to sur
render unconditional and hi fol
lower to the number of Jin hi arc now
coining in to talk to don. Middleton.
Port)' hidf-brcids an with them. Dn
mom, Kiel'- lieiitriiunt. i -till in the
Ilcach Hill with a fen adherents A
priest brought linn a Ictlir Ironi den
jlldilletoiideuj'indiiig hi- -urn iu'i-i
WACO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY MAY, 27
B .
for This
offering
Wc3r"W aL.27
and 1 roniising him a fai'- trial, but '
bo''ig told who the letter was from
Duinoiit relused to take it ami said;
t ho general could go to tint devil.!
Very few weapons ol i"i value have
vet been surrendered and alarming i
reports are current rcgatdltig l!ij.'lKifl
I. ear. 'I here has been o inucli dchn
.1,1.
in Hie proceedings against him that
he has had time to ret mil froinevn)
tiibein the district until now he ha
Nil) lighting men, all of them f.iirh
iiiiiicd.and he declares he will make a
-laud between l"rog Lake and l'orl
1'ill.
Itlcl llclliHHH-i- ilit. !rlrls
.i. ram, jiinii., .May Vf:. l lie even
ing Dispatch publishes a long special
from Winnipeg, giving the particu
lars of an interview between lilel and
the l!ev. Itclhlailo who accompanied
the former on the steamer Xoithcole
to .Saskatchewan. 1,'iel biltcil)
denounce the inieats, and says the)
are a selllsh and niedillesoine ela-s
ami caused the present trouble, lie
nan .am nien ai iiaioiictie ami l-.il on
the north side of the river. He savs
eight were killed ami two falal'h
wounded. lie further savs lli'e
hall-lueeds did not rebel, though
they were not treated fairly, and he
hoped for a treatv sliuilar to (he one
made with the settled half-breeds ol
Manitoba. Ifiel claims to lie a eit'en
of the I'liiled States and hence not a
traitor to Camilla ami this will prob
ably be his line of defense.
rorcltfii iiii-s,
si. Petersburg. Mav 'Jt!.- M'Htan
inaueuxeis this year v "' include
camps at fort) two pints in l-iiiroiiean
l.ussia,i-ul sham lights at Wi'na rid
'ars,-ivv.
Alevii-idria, May 'Jfi.-The (iuards,
which were stoiipdl heie on 1'ie'Jilth
inst. while en route IV Siiaklm to
linghilid have been landed ami will
go into itiartcr.s pending further or
ders. ('Hsht -c, Mn; .'(!.-It is leporled
that the Khan of liiiduksti'-i, in Af
ghan Turkestan, has made a u'crel
trcat with l!isia.
I'cl.in. Ma) .'(;.- The I'rcnch copy
"I Hie heat) of peaie
between China ami 1'raiiee
lias been agreed to ami nothing now
remains to lie done to conclude
the entire wotk of the convention
but mere capitulation of the Chinese
copy ol the treat which ill soon lie
lini-hed.
,1 lliiriimu i'diiiiii .lliu,
London, May -Jil. The Kerenee
colton-inill near Paislev is now on
lire and will probably be tolr'lv des.
lro)ed, the damage 'alieadv exceeds
S'iO.ikk). The mill empbns over Idoii
hands.
Ilolilln- llu- It,., A,,,,,!,,, i,,., Msi
Denver, Ma -JiJ. The Tribiine-I.'e-piiblii-an'.s
Santa I'e. special ass that
Capl.Siiiilhofihe I'oiirth Cavaln had
a light last 1'iiihi) Willi the Apache
in the Magellan mountains, tucutt
mile-, east of Alma, in which the In
dians weie routed. The casualties
are unknown, but the troop mo
crowding the ledskiii-, and r lothei
coiillicl Is expected at mix moment.
I'll e sciiiiIi- I'iiiiimiiiIi-i- on Hull it ii) ,
I'.oston.Ma) Jli. Thespecial commit-I
tee of the Culled Stales senate oivcs-1
tigating the subject ofiuterstalo com
merce continued their hearing to-day
at Hie ra!'way conimi.sioner's olllce
and Wm. A. I'mio'i bv invitation,!
aililre-sed the committee. Ho did I
not think si Ippors could complain ol
iiesent rales which aie riiliciiloiish
low, the) are top low for ! ilcrests o'l
rauroaii stocKhohler.s. ''The railroad
business" he said, "is the wor-t
and most absiirdh itn laged oi
any 'm the ronntr)." One would ex
pect the road to lower thuir rates
when the water route competition is
tell, but he had known roads to ud-e
their rates lreiiieutlv at such sea-oiis
and to lower their rale when the
bits' ies I, more than can he handled
lie thought a m in i niu in rate should
lie lixed by law as the tliictualing
rates unsettled business great I v anil
stability of tales is inure i'mpoi
t'"'t than the rate it-elf
Mr. Lincoln believed that favoritism
was shown b) the railwinsin giving
changes in rates to certain slilppeis,
and he thought a general law reiiiir
ing at least ten days notice nf a
change in rales woi Id be eiiiitable
lie believed in a national board oi
railroad commissioners. Mr. Lincoln
protested against the ilouhle-tratlc
system of railways, sining he believed
h basing the ' ttiritl upon
the mileage. The pool -.
teui ot the country, Mr. Limolu
regarded as a tar eaud in an) legisla
tion upon the subject nf rates, he be
lieved a car load should be a nnil and
that no reduction in rates should be
made lor.lartre ipianlillcs.
Ii. 0. Keiublc, a commission man.
complained that New liiiglaud ship
pers hud to pay an extra :t:i l :i per
cent, on shiiiinents to ChlcaL'o lor i.t
adilltional distance ol oidv aboin sivti
miles '-i a road.
l''.-(iov. Chill' i favored a national
commission to icgulate railway rales.
Ilml -leilriiu IiiiIiiiii,
(iun)iiias Mei., Min -Jli. A icnend
amnesty has b en ollered li the 'jov-
eininent to n't , agtil Indian who
will surrender -nl give up thuir arms
lint only a few have uvailcd them
selves of the oiler. Calcine i sain to
lie strongly entrenched between Po
ll"! and .lorit anil the reputed incur
sion of the Apaches !nto Solium i
causing great uneasiness.
. llu . list liuilt e r.ur) .
Saratoga, .N. V., Mav Jlk-The Ma
aiiniversary of the llaptist chiirch op
ened tills morning Willi the eighth
annual mectingof Hie W'omau'-. Home
Mission society. Mrs. .1. II. Crou-c,
of Chicago, p.-esldent of the societ),
reviewed its progress tlurltig the year.
Mr. Alexander, of Ohio, wa chosen
secretary pro tetn.
.llllv'rlcilll l.an lor llrllUli l.nril.
llurliugton, Vt. May -J eualor
l.diuuuds has been suu'iiuoiied to tes.
lil on points in American law be
fore the Uritl.h house ol lords. He
will stmt (siinduy.
HABE
Week BARGAINS
lox7i:rxg' C3r
Wo air showing a llniiil-omo Line, and nl
such as l.itU'H l.IIWII. ill Into ami ( nlm.
.... 'i' l-awn. (,i,ighanis ami Sect- Mi,-k, r. and an Iinmeiie Line
M line ( tnods.
r.UI.lHtl.S, (ilovi" and Hnicr in (ircat arictv
I ...vs. I ,IM; I'.ns in New
I lttn-f l'iitiiiliing (.nod, such
red. Napkin to match.
REFORM RUSTLES.
re Uftensive Partisans
. v.
Bounced, anil Reformers
Put in Their Place.
'I'lic II mill's i:posiiioii ;cis
.No lime Coin 1'ioni I mle
Mini's Clill lllei .llsij ill.
.1 Minium mul n .linn litMeil
b) Ugliniiiiu- Slinnge I'miII
on Tennessee Tn-cs.
rielli o-l'nell nin in e.,l-
sjltiiiuii - Tiiuiip I'lipliiie
n 'I'i iilii oilier Items.
HASIIIMIIIIt M IIIM'l:!!.,
.1 It li nl isli Iriiln lliu It. Inroi
ri-nli-r.
Washington. Mav J.'..- It Is iimlei.
stood that the president has rccon
sideied his ileleruiinatioii to give the
('h!uee ii'ls-jon to California, be
caueof the possible embarraiueuts
on account of the feeling of the peo
ple in me staie lowarns tne Cliiuese.
tlie lricmls ot Col. Denby, a promi
nent lawyer of liaullle, ' id., aie
urging uiiit for the position.
Mr. liufiis Magee, of Indiana, re-
centi) appointed I uiled Mates iiiiu-
isier to .Norway and Mveden. ariived
in Washington lo-tlay. lie will sail
for his new po-l ol ' .! ti I v the laller
part of this week.
Dr. John li. Thonip-i it New
Yoik. recently appointed minister to
lla)li, Inning rctciwd Iii instruc
tions lett Washington to-da. Ilee.x
pects to sail on .lune tub. I i'r. Thoiup
sou has been instructed to investi
gate the case ot Sou lllaiinleii, who
was imprioiieii oy tlie lla lien gm-
eriinieiit.and to repoit to tliedepait
meiil of stale.
Tim cabinet meeting to-dav wa- at
tended li) all members, except Seeie
tan Manning,. wlio i, in .New Voikon
private luisine.. The .session wa tle
voled to the coiisideialion oliipropo
sitiou looking to the eonl'-iiiiiiicc ol
the World's Cotton Pxpo-itlon at
New Orleans, be) nnil the :U inslaiit
and allow liigjlhe gmeinuieni exhibit
lo remain ' . case a continuance is de
cided upon. A general desiie was ex
pressed lo aid the exposition to Hit
lull extent of the law a embodied in
Hie net of incorporation and Hie va
lion measures in the suppoit ol'-lhi
exposition, but it is said that a ma-
jont) ot the member ot the cabinet
were of the opinion that the prci
dent had no legal power to auihoiie
I'ti extension he) ond the time alieieh
llxeil upon.
The postmaster gonen-l to-tla said
that the postmaster at .laines'lowii,
New Yoik and Viuccnne, Indiana,
weie suspended upon proofs of acthe
mid extreme partisan participation in
the business of election, and the post
master at Maiengo. Iowa, wa sus
pended because he nail moved out ol
the state ami was icpoilcd to have
olleied his resignation for a nice.
The president will pioln.ulv ii
New York on the iltith inst. and par
licipale in the local observance ol
Decoration Dm.
About :i,i)i)(i',nno was paid out ol the
Cnited Males ticasurv lo-ila toi pen
sion, making the total amount paid
out on that account during tlie pres
ent mouth, about 1o.oii(i,((iii.
.seerelary llayaul will leave Wnsh
inglon next week lor the west to tie
liver an oration on Thomas .IcH'eisoii
at thu late I'nhersit) ol Missouri.
The failure ol Hie buicaii ol engrav
ing and printing to sccuie tlie con
tract for printing tlie postage stamps
tor the post-oiliee tlcpartuienl will u--iill
in a further reduction in Hie
force employed at the buieaii, on the
:lilth ' st.
The formal transfer o the olllco ol
ihiefoflhls bureau Ironi dipt. Km
toll to Mr.Oravo will take place on
the liml pro' imo. Hi, slaletl as a
singular tact that then- were more
tleniocrats than republicans employ
eil in the bureau under the la-l ail.
ministration.
The marine hospital bureau is j it
foiiued thai during Hie two weeks
ending April Hi, Iheie weie lh
deaths from cholera in Calcutta.
The president to-day issued an exe
eiilive order closing all the govern
ment departments on Hielliltliof May.
Iiilin Hum h riles lo Wlillne).
Wasliingtot Mav Jil- Secietarv
Whitney has received (hu following
letter from Mr. John lionch: "Your
leltrr of tbe'Jiiil instant relating to a
dial trip of the Dolphin, is duly re
ceived. Although I consider, audit
appears very pla'-i under the lerms of
tontiact, that til) liabilitx ceased aild
all ondiiious reiiiiretl 'of me wei
complied Willi otitlie terniinaliou of
the trial on March pith, sli'1 I am
very willing, as I have previousl)
.taled to you, to dor1! in mi power to
sun!, j. on astoine ciiirtcucN or the
sliipso far a I am responsible under
mycoii tract. 1'or this purpose the Hii '
w i1" be on Long Isb id sound, it v ill
be made on the 2th instant as von
direct, and the oilier at as early date
thereaitcrns iraeticiible.
.1 M'lilliiin Klllc.l I.) I.lnlmili,!,..
Oakland, III., May .'.". Uuring u
severe htoriu on Sunday night the
residence; of Abe Wiiiglee.seven miles
uoriuwesi ot tins city, was struck by
'lightii'tig. The electric fluid ,-ninc
through n w.mlow ami eiilereil a sil
ting room wherein were Wiuglee,
Ins wile, slster-in-lttw and four chll
j itron. Mrs. Wliigteewu,nttuck and tiled
1SS5.
0ft
CLX"
LoW-
Price
of Wash (.noil
el
Design and at Low
a - Table Linen in
Prices.
while and Turkex
wllhont ft struggle. Mrs. Van Voores
her sisier w as stricken dow n and Is -till
'M an uii(oiisrioti lolidition. Mr
H'liiglee and two others of the I'ami
h weie struck. Imt did not loi con
st iiiisiics. The house was ,el on
lire but the Ha nes were subdued.
,l ,.ui;i.i osri.
ill I'liiiirrl) lliscnu in iiisiilt
III 'l.illnr II) mi i.lit,,,.
l!io .linero. May -jil.. The southern
mail has bioughl an expb lation ol
Ihegioiiuds for the r-iet of.Mackav,
I nited Slates consul at l!io (i ramie'
tie Mil, on the Kith of April. 'A ir-
tlingtothe 1,'io (iraude paper Mac-
K't) nan i ng neeii a mark for the
attacks of a laricaturilig paper called
I ho Mai mi) ol which a certain lliailn
Alves de Aliior'i wiir the ctlilor. i"n
iMie'l) one ol these allarlx cui.i.ated
in i-i attack upon Maekm's mothei
ami i'i a sei -lib 'oils asset lion as to
his own itiinacv wilh two respecta
ble ladies. Mnckay was seated in the
incline on mo men ig of the Kith
instant, when the sitl Amorin passed
mil cia,et his tect on the Moor to
draw alleiilioi looked at the consul
in a i insulting manner, and spat
loinll). Maekav iiimin'il oul .m.i
alter some exchange ol words Amo
i ill raised his sword-slick and slriielc
at Mnckay but the slick caught in the
chandelier and broke. Mackay then
diew a small revolver and llreil four
shots of which three struck but as
Amorin ducked the nroiluceil nnlv .
superficial wound. Amorin then diew
ft pistol and tiled but his pi-tol was
sei.'d li) a li)stauder whose hr-nl
was mangled b) the charge. Amori
was taken oul to have his wounds
dressed and Mackay arcomiiauleil In
the (ieiim m consul proceeded to life
residence of the police-magistrate and
surrendered himself, where lie was
lodged in the appartmenls of the slall
major in the poMce barracks and
where next da) over 10(1 of the chief
innaiiiiaiils ot the city went It
com
their uiiinlcate wlli him and
services.
ollet
MriuiKc Irnll i. Iiiiii-ei- li,.,..
I.mii-sx Hit'. Ma) Jii. Shortly after
midnight this morning, in response i,,
n rap on the door, Jailor lllmvctl,
at franklin, K opem-d it p a
iminbcr ol pisiols thrust In ,j., (,.,,
I' of T-'i or 100 masked men tie'-
manning the keys to the jail,
which
were turned over to them. Thev
looK i rom Hie jail .lerry Tlor and
Wins ll)tks, who w,i) eonliucd,
charged wilh having buriieil , lames
neeler's barn and residence last
uioulli, in which Wheeler's wife and I
three children came near losing their I
lives. They placed the prisoners on I
horses ami Mailed for the counlrv. II '
Is sunno-ed the nrisoiiei-. will I.,.!
loiiml hanging to a limb, as Tin lor'
had made a lull confession, ghlii" a
niiniile detail of the binning ami im
plicating Hjcks. Sluing clrtiiui
staiiies corrobotutii his stateincnts.
The work ol the mob was done very
tiuickl), and thev It-It town veri nttl.
elly. This inorniiiir the bodies nl'
the two inceniliaiies wen- loiiml
hanging fiom (he limbs of a tree near
Milclielh.lle Mailon. Tennessee. Iiisi
acioss the Kentucky line. Hicks also
made a coiifp-si end ahl the two
were guilt), (neat excitement pie
vails at franklin, Kentucky, and huii
thedsol people visiled tlie scene ol
he hanging, whcie the two men sllh
Hiiiigle lioni the In
SI. Ji.lin is , erj .tliio,
Spiinglii-hl, 1"., May .'..- J-'-,'nv-einor
M.-lolni, of Kansas, aildiesseil
a small aiiilienee at the court house
here, ht night. He seveielv ca,li
gated the republic! is ol'lho house of
lepte-enlalives for relllshig him ie
u-e ol their hall lor his lecliuo. He
-aid he uiidcrslooil It was done pi imi
pnlly b) icpiib'ieans and that demo
ciats weie willing he should use the
III 'I. lie elim-.r,..! II, ,.l il,,. ......... I .....
r- '.' i-mi-iii i .is ,
II... .,,,... .1. ...- ..!. I ... . 1
iiii...viii oi siiie aim tie oerateii
the reiiubliciiii pint) generallv ami
lauded the south, ch 'iiiIiil' ihiil'iii all
mc tpiaillies nl nioralily and good
goveri nt that section was in ad-!
value ol'lho uoilh. This was spec-,
it ') the case in regal il to t perance
since iheie was a larger area ol lerri-!
loi) when-absolute prohibition pre-j
n en o) niu operation ot local
lion.
"I1" !
I
i.ini.erri.ssi .1. I
in-oi-riil llnrln- in
New Orleans, May -.'li - Iteferriiigto
tlie report in general ciieulalioii that
Direclor-tieiiDial llurke had becouie
respoiisihlc for the obligations of the
world expo-illon In the amount of
1, '.(i,( il it i mil! was thereby llnaucjally
iiiNidvcil, Major limke declares he
has not been ic'ed upon to nut render
propel t to nicel exposition liab'llllcs
as mis nee 1 ii ll i-lx-i I.
ami that his
lamiiy can pin uieir Hollar lor even- i
one the) owe; thai he is grateful fori
the s) inpalhy expres-ud b his journa-
lislie iricnds for his supposed linaii-
tin1 iiiisfoiinne but Is imppv to sin
thatsmh s)iupalhy ha leeu mis- i
plated, furthermore, that he Is in the '
cnio) incut of excellent health anil 1
will gel lo work on the Tiiucs-Dciu- I
ocrat in a few duys. i
Hum siriiimit Irnll in i iiii.,,rc. j
Memphis Teun., May a. ai
o'clock Monday morning n boilv oil
about foil) masked men took p'ow-
Indian Pete, a negro conllned m Hie I
jiiii ai nrowiisviiie, Teun., and liangetl ncu. i iirner was mien .,-. mm sen
liim to a lieighlmiing tree. The lie-' 'encctl lo two tlavs in jail for con
gro l)iiched wa one of a "ail" of! 'euipt, bill the Impri-oiinienl portion
HiicM's wlio, a week iiievioiis. eiiteri-.l
In
iiweiuiig in n. i;. ml vers res
. i . it....- . .- . - . .
ding
I hire miles west ol P.rownsvlllt
nuii roooi'ii nun ol a large amount
id jewelry and allerwards stole a
mule.
.lull mini. Kills it runner.
Kankakee, Ilk, May 2fi. -Alexander
Ituiliauie, agetl ;s,v a farmer llvliiir
..,-....... i...i. .:.... i ....,. ..."
..j.... ..nun i in -,, )), Kineii ny ngni-' court to-iiay rentiereii a Decision con
ning yesleitlay, a wire clollies-liiie cerning the pulilic debt of (his state
conveying llu electric lluid to him. which give practical ell'cct to tlie to-
--.
it miner ii it's s. .. s.
Montreal, May 'Jfi.-The value ol
the palelit medicine seized by Cana
dian custom olllcors ami belonging to
n linn in (lie I'nitcd Stales Is iHu,MHi.
Cigarette- smokers prefei Opera
I'll!.' because (he) dot stick to the lips.
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N EVERY
-O.S QtjioIx ELS :
Towel. Towels, iii ciiiIIpxs tariely and At tin
It Wi
pay you to
This Week, as you will
from us.
rve,
Our Low Prices on
Kid Low Mutton, $1.00
Kid Xcwport, 7")c lo
Kid Opprti Slippers,
Ladies'
Ladies'
Freuuli Kid, Haml-Turncil, Mutton, S-'J.OO.
Fine Kid I3utton. SJ.OO. wm-tl, . r.o
iMon'.s Mile how Shoes
uc.si tioody on c.'iftlt tor (lie
Our House is a Perfect
Where You Can
1. P.
IMI.I'IMII.N'S liltlSI'.
"mill Ur I II) ri, ,. lion,,, .mi.
ler.
I (inhesion, May Jii.-When it be-
came known this morning (hat tlio
cit) council had rejected the noiu-
ilialioiis mailo bv Mavor Pillion last
I "'m !!" l") 'rnuy, cii) treasurer,
ui in Kinr aim oilier unices, eon
siderabh: siirpi ise was expressed as
tlio action of council was most iin-
ex led.
Hon. tieo. p. I'inle) whose nomlna-
Hon tor attorney was injected bv
j xoloof 7 lo 2 is well-known through
Ottl the slate. Ho was democratic
' congiessional camlltlalo agi'it Maj.
' icuiiireu unco veins ago.
.luliiis Ituiige, whose iioii'iiatiou as
cii) ireasurer was rt'lect it Ip a vote
oi ij io .1, is senior partner in the
well-know . i houso of Iwmii'iiiaii ,t
llillijje. lie is the preseul eitv eas
tii er, having occupied that position
lor the past two years.
Thomas Cliubii, nominee for lint bor
master; A..S, Wilder, nominee for as
sessor, ami John A. McCormivk, nom
inee, for collector of trios, weto all
rejected by thice lo four votes. They
aie all the piesent inciinibeiils ot
lhoe olllccs. I'niler the t barter, as
amended, the ma) or has Hie light to
nominate the same genlleineli twice
for the same olllce, and il is ihcieforc
probable his honor will again scud
the same list of names to the council
at the next regular meeting, two
weeks hence.
Notwithstanding hi failiue of con
Urination, Col. Mnliiy to-day look the
oath of olllce as cit) alloriie) and en
tered upon the duties of that olllce.
The other noiiiii s continue to hold
their olllccs pending thu iioiuiiiatiou
nnil coiilirnialiou of their successors.
-Members ol the council in interviews
lo-tlay geiicrall) atliihiiteil the ilei'mtl
oi 111
"' "" millllllallOIIS It)
.. .i - . - -....,..
the short
i which to
line allowed the hoard
ptivaieiy in-citss liio uoiiP'ieeri.
Many people predict a prolonged war
between Ma) or Pillion ami the board
ol aldermen.
A I ruin t'ueiiir. ii In I'm o I riuitii
Detroit, Mav 'J0.--Lat niKhl at 10
o'clock, at I t. (iraliot, llm south-
bound (.rami Trim!.- IV.ii,,l.l I.-..I,. ,.-...
boariled b) live in nied men, w ho look
possession ot the train until a short
distance this side of l''ra.er, when they
lelt, tearing Iho train men would re
ceive leiiifoicenienls. At Ml. Clem
ens two deputy sherlll's boarded the
train, but weie ipilckly ovcrpowoicd
and illsaimcil. At l'raer the con
diietor niauiigeil lo leave Iho train and
telegraphed to Detroit for help, liarly
this morning an engine and cahoosu
with n posse of olllcors stinted out
ami met the captured train at thu De
troit fi Milwaukee jiinclloii. No trace
of the tramps ha been discovered,
but the) told the train men that thin
wanted to gel to Detroit in time to
e.itclt a circus.
i;ilfliirs I'lni-il inr t'iiili-niii,
Meiuliliis, Teun,, May 'Jii. V'alker
H leily, editor of the .Sunday Tunc,
was scnieiueil this foionoon by Judge
Douglass of Iheeriiiiinal court, to ten
days in the county jail and lo pay a
lino ol ,'jii for contempt of tourt.
Last Monday he spit in die face of Al-torni'i-liciifral
Turner, who drew u
pistol and attempted to shoot him.
"' Hie seiilence wa held oneii until
i the eiul ol tlie present term ol court.
The dill!, ully between the two men
giew out of personalities In their re
spective journals, lieu. Turner being
I editur of the evening Scimitar.
Vlritlnlii's I'nl.llc iirM.
ItirhmtJliil. Va.. Mav '(!. .Iitdi.n
llouil of the I'niled tStates circuit
-. . . . . ... -
tent decision
of t hi United States
supreme court ami virtually
wipes out everything tlono by Iho
x irgtiita legislature lu that il rectiou.
.1 lliillle's sniry ol llinth.
-SI Paul. Minn., May Jii. lilglileen
iiioutli-i ago Hie steamer Manistee
weul down in a gala on Lake Superior
vn r.-N umber i ss
DEPARTMENT.
very Lowest 'ri-oi.
look through Our nffm-i,,
save money by purchasing
-
the Following Goods:
to 82.00.
1.")0,
UOc to $1.00.
' - 7 h---tV'.
at Sl.fiO, Sl.7f
."fi and -Sl'.OO, tlio
titonpy.
Bee-Hive of Activity. Come
Save Money.
STDKGIS & CO.
and all on board perished. Lnt Sun
tbi) allernooit a parly ol'lroiit-llshet-s
wh"e angling up I- sli cieek which
empties uio the lake at Auckh"id,
soino tlistauce Ironi Its mouth,
found a sealed bottle containing a
piece of paper on which was written
"On hoard thu Manistee Terriblo
storm to-night. Maj not live to see
morning. Yours lo tlio world,
,, , Jot: McOax."
Met ay was captain of the Manisteo
at Iho time of the disaster
Him Ulilsh) Chiisds ii I'm trie I.I .-.
Chattanooga, Ma'J0 A private
lelegram fiom AshvP'e, Xorlli Caro
lina, announces that a shocking
fratricide occurred uem- tlmt .,i,...r.
Tuesday, (,'hatles and John York,
sonsoi a prominenl cit'-un were out
on a spree and got into a iiiarrel over
iv trivial matter, when Charles drew a
urge knife nuii plunged it -uln hi
brother's breast seven lime, t.-'Mtii"-Mm
i'lslauH). The miirtletcr Is now
in jail.
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Hlllluii) .lluunuirs In session.
New York, May 'Jti. The meeliin'
ol leading railway oilirial held
hero to-day was harmonious
throughout mul afler discussing the
situation, a lesoliilion, recoineiiillni.
Hie restoration of both freight anil
passenger tales on Juno 1st, oi as
soon Iherealter as possible wns adop
ted. It Is expected that the pooling ar
rangeineni which went to pieces on
May 1st will lie re-established.
To-morrow there will be a meeting
ot Iho executive cot Iliee r n...
Trunk lines for theluiiher eonslilern.
Ion tifouchtions of rates and iliiUlm.
of Ireighl.
I'I r urn-I'll, ii in, ,ii In lliu liri-nK.
Phiiiulelphia, May 'Jli. Pleuro-pneu-monla
has broken out among -,u ,.ni.
He in various parts of tho state, and il
is (fined i! will becomii widespread.
'I'here is danger also that the oulluoak
'I I'I o-pneiiiiionia in New Catlu
count) Delaware, may spi cad In this
slate. Seveial herds of cattle In Del
awaie are now all'ectett.
, l.iltle ,'lelliiin In in.
City of Mexico, .May Jli. The Mex.
lean eoiigiess has ordered its Hag ,,
half-mast for tluce tlavs in honor of
the memory of Virtor Hugo. The
Prench residents have arranged for
(ommciiioialive exercises on Hie dth
of. lune, when poetical, mutcal ami
oratorical Iriluites lo Hie dead poet
wl'l be delivered. '
Congress is expected to finally at'.
Jourii this week.
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nile,
Thi widely celeliraled Institution,
located at Miillalo, N. '., is orgauieil
with a lull stall' of eighteen experi
enced ami skilllul physicians ami sur
geons, constituting the most complete
organization ot medical ami surgical
skill in America, for the treatment of
all chronic dioaes, whether rei Hir
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their cure. Marvelous successes has
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throat and lung diseases, liver ami
kidney disease.., tli-iease--- of tlio diges
tive organs, manner uncases, UlscasCs
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skin diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia,
nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsy
(Ills), spermatorrhea, iiiipoteuev anil
kindred alfictloiis. Thousands are
cured at their homes through corres
poitdeiice. Tho euro of the worst rup
ture, pile tumors, variuccle, h)dro
celo ami strictures i guaranteed,
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For enterprise, push and a desire lo
get such goods as will give the trade
satUfuelion V. A. Williamson .V Co.
the druggists, lead all competition.
They sell Dr. Itosanko's Cough . and
Lung Syrup, because Its tho best inetl
clue on the market for coughs, colds.
croup and primary roinuiiiplioii
price iO cents ami $1. tsampleH true,
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