The Waco evening news. [volume], January 07, 1893, Image 1

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WACO, TEXAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY 7, 1893
50 Cents Per Month
Brothers
WINTER CLEARING SALE !
AVE BEEN PLAYING HAVOC with the press on
Mens' and Boys' Clothincf. Just now we have a
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are going to sell out fast.
kOM'T suppose it makes any difference to a
' man. iust so he eets a fit. whether the suit is
from a lot of twenty, or it is the only suit of its
I kind- but in the price the difference is consider
able and worth saving in a lew words it s just
this, hall regular price lor any suit irom otr ociu
counter You ought to try and get fitted.
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Move very fast. We won't call your attention to but
two lots.
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AT S2.10 yon get about
the choice of our stock
that sold as high as $3 75.
AT S4-20 yu get about
the choice of our stock that
sold as high as $6 50 a pair.
E PROPOSE TO SELL ALL THE Win
A te jr Olotli.in.fS we can. Suppose you
know mat our aunutr stock or uiotniuc must
k-k ,, , nn a ht xt.Sttt 11 i .
It all be DK.iN iJivv, as an last seasons was
Hatred so badly in the fire, it was sold in bulk, as we did
Lcate to offer it to our customers.
anger Bros.
Olive, President.
W. Mann, Vice-President.
A. J. Carutheks Gen. Manager
J. K. KOSK, Sec' and Trcas.
o Capital Stock, $100,000. So
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CLAW80N, ANGELINA CO., TEXAS.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
ELLOW PINE LUMBER
Consisting of FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING and
CLEAR FINISHING LUMBER and all kinds of TIM
BERS, TOICE and SIZED SCANTLING. This olant is
BRAN NEW, having the Best and Latest Improved Ma
chinery for the manufacture of lumber and located in the
Best Pine Region of Texas. We have the Celebrated
Ketch urn Dry Kiln, and can guarantee that our druiscd
winning lumber will give satisfaction.
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"WE CAN REACH ANY POINT IN TEXAS,
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ClawsoM Liiiiiiber Co.
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Country Paint.
latest" news bY wire.
family riiiTsm:i Hi ii:tii
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FrelRlit Ilnnclltis KKcliiirril Itc
raiiKo They Would Iot ttnit lliu
Union A llorrililn MorV I'rolll tliu
Convict Coul .H i ik-s -I'olilical io
lp Other jIIiiiUti..
By ASkocIntcil Prcs t 'I he Ncwb.
Cincinnati, .In. 7 Ed. Hudson
cldinii to have -crvGil two and a half
year as n convict miner in the conl
mines near ttricevillc, Tonnes-S'o
Ycsteiday he tolil Uhiei of Pol co
Djitson ;i lioinlile story of the trout
nifat aocorded convicts. He says iho
men arc divided into gtngs and
given n ccrtnin ormunt to do
eauh diy. If tluy fail to do the
required amount they aro beaten with
an instrumci t bimilir to tho
Russian knout. All aro whipped no
uiatter il but one or two failed to do
their s-hare. Ho claims to have seon
convicts die from boating, and was
hiuifculi i mass ol sores. Kviry cut
of the knout drnw.s biood Two men
ccnunitted tuicide over their pun'nh
ment Others have been known to
pull yreat pioccs of blato down on
themselves trjing to main thcnihidvcs
to they could not work in the mines.
not x;i: foit i miimsii,
A I'ATAl. cas i:i-i sio.
A Whole In mi I) Wiped Out or i:
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By Ab'O Intcil Tre-n to Tho No.vn.
I'lTTt-nuao, .Ian. 7 There was an
explosion ot u'as at six n'clook this
morning A house on Sarah sticot,
South bide, was wrecked. Three pi r
sons wero kilhd and s vcral injured
Tho list of killed is ab follows: Thos
Duffy, aired 35, iron worker; Mra
Sophia DulFy, ;cd 33, and daughter
ot Mrs. J)uffv, aged two years
Injured, William Duffy, ujred
Huveu, burned and hurt by bricks.
Win. HaTis, iron worker, sevorely
burned; Mrt). Harris, hurt by falling
wall; child of Mrs Harris burned and
severely bruised. The building is a
three-story hriek structure, occupied
j lintly by the Duff? and Harris fami
lies, the latter family having the third
Uoor
' arris aroso eirly, while the Duflys
were still abtd, and proceeded to the
c i Par with a souttlo in ono hand and a
lif-lned limp in tho o her. lie thought
hctmil'eri theodiirofgis, but was not
alarujed When ho entered tho cellir
the air tcemtd euJdenly turned to fire
and ho was hurled half way up
the cellar s'eps Tho neighbors'
houses uero thakon by the ternlic ex
plosion, and persons on the street eaw
the house tottir for a nuuueut and
then fall. Tho upper floor was
crushed in and fell, carrying it to tho
firs', which held, and this alone saved
Hams' life. Meanwhile tho Dully
fimi'y was wiped out of existence,
savoayoung son, and he may die
'I hey were sleeping calmly in their
beds.
The DuffM wero only awakened to
be buried in tho ruins. Soon a large
force of men were plaocd at tho work
of rescue. Tho Harris family were
easily taken out, but it took twenty
five minutes to dij to "hero the Daf
fys were itnptisoned. They were alive
when rescued, but died shortly afterwards.
Till' I'rlliikj l':in ill Line Will IHs
c'liiirue All Union .Hull.
lly ABX'istnttfd 1're-B to this Nowh
IndiaNAI'OLh, lud., Jan. 7 Ves
terday evening General Agent Terry,
of the Ponn-ylvania lino, called
twenty freight hundlera into his office
and gave them their ohoice between
the company and thtir unions. Fif'een
chose the ouuipany and five tho union
Thohttor were immediately paid oil'
Peny said the company would not
i urnihh bread and butter to men who aro
likely to prove unfaithful to it ' You
oinnot be loyal to both tho ounpiuy
and the union, and there is no use to
luinee niatttrs. I am satisfied that
my superior officers will find no fault
with my action " Tho union men say
the Pennsylvania company is taking
the first steps, and other companies
will follow in their Eteps. It iB the
purpose ot the company to rid them-iclv-es
of union influences bi fore tho
time ot the World's lair.
(ilrtinv A Cii'i Circular.
By AESoclntol 1'ri'f.s to tliu News.
New Orleans, Jan. 7. Glenny 6c
Co. tay: Jjiverjiool spots aro un
changed and steady, with demand
fir Futures oloscd one tiJ two points
down, losing au opening advance
New York fjtures closed ton points
lower. New Orleans opened nino to
eleven points down, declined steadily,
cloiiug fifteen points down from yes
terday. Estimated recoipt litre for
Monday 7,000 to. 8,000 balos. The
weakness hero is caused by disappoint
ing Liverpool advices in tho lace of
yesterday's light weekly movement.
I p. in Spots etoady. Good mid
dlings 10, middling og; low mid
dling !). Sales, 3O,0u(J bales. Re
ceipts. !l,300 bales.
Futures tteridy. January 9.62 to
9 f0; February, 9.58 to 9 59; March,
9 05 to 9 HO; April, 9.72 to 9.73.
Sales fitty thoufaod bales.
iNoinlnulion
lly As-eoclnted Press to 'Hie Nhhh;
Wamiinciton, Jan. 7. The presi
dent to-diy sent to the S2nato tho
name of Henry Clay Evans, of Tenn
essee, to bo First Assistant Poetmas
ter General.
i:eilitm An tel) .
Ilj Associated l'n-NN to J he NVV.
Nkw Youk, .Ian 7 "The political
trouble in thid aia'e is attraetiiii; at
tention from n I ," -the country,"
says the I Icr .i " Pu ininciit politi
cians heio are rorcivi )g hcnrea of let
tors ak'ng how herious tho eituntiou
is. Tho peoplo stum to be enpeoially
anxious to know how t-oon an open
breach will occur between the
president elor.'t and the machine
loaderH. That there will bo a breach
they regard ay oertain. The senatori
al situation remains unchanged. It
is understood tho Kings county load
er, McLaughlin, still relusonto pledgo
liimeclf to use Ihh influence to get his
ecventeon assemblymen and two sen
ators to vote for Murphy on the first
ballot in tho caucus.
There is rent-on to btlievo the name;
of bomo Kings county statesman will
be put bofore tho cauouo, so that all
thotc pres' nt al tho caucus who want
to please Cleveland will have an op
portunity of d ling so by voting fur
Home rood duiuocrat other than the
man from Troy.
Ilefiiriit-tit o lire.
Ilj Aes( elated I'rt fa to Tho Now
CiiAiti.KRroN, S. C , Jnn 7 A firo
last night destroyed the Piedmont
Fertilizer works in this city with a con
siderable ipiautity of cotton and naval
stores on tho wharf and in buildings
neai by. Tho losrn are: Clemont &
Co , fertilizers, HOlOO, covered by
iribu'anc, lVdmont Guano Uoin
pnny's buildinus, $U(),UU(), insurnoe,
$:0,000; Fuday & Eg.m, jetty eon
traotors, blacksmith shop und materi
als, $1000; Est Piedmont Guano Co.,
ffiOOOj Mauohiue wluif property,
$1006.
llimieMi nil Polminlii I'nveN.
lly cfoclated Trco lo tliiiNuvis.
FiTisiiiJito, .Ian. 7 Tho trial of
tho Homes'eu'l poisoning casps wl ich
was on the list for Monday has boon
postponed until Wednesday. Tho
feature of the trial will be the expert
rvidenco on both sides. I hero will
be riurprisr ft ail through tho case, bb
eveiyone oonnected with it see.'i.s to
be working it lor a mystery.
For additional telegrams sso third
and fifth pages.
E I). Ashby.
Dnaler in granite und marhlo, and
all kinds of cemetery work, Iron
fencing a specialty. I have now on
hand the larircst stook of finished mar
ble and rough stock over before
brought to this city, which I propose
to soil twenty live per cent, less than
ever boforo offered in the markot. I
am running no branch shop and so'I
ing my work on its merits alone To
bo convinced call and examine mi
torial, workmanship and price"1 tnd
you will find foi tho first time in seven
yearb there is honest competition in
this line, and henco tho low pricn3
whioh I will offer you. Mr. E.
Groth-or myself will be found at tho
office at any hour in tho day. Oflioo
Iranklin stroct between bi3tu iidci
Seventh, south sido.
Accordeons, accordoins, accordeons,
guitars, banjos, violins, etc., cheaper
than anybody. J. B Pavne.
Pianos and organs on easy terms
and oheap.
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