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TFXA! ' You Are Not a Subscriber, This is a Sample Copy; Read !t. If You Like jit, Gve Us Your Order. KnttrtA. til the l'oitoGtc nt Wneo, Texiti, d .Scroll,! G'Iiik Jftilirr. )!,6, No. 137 WACO, TEXAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 23, 1893. 50c. Per Month ti'jjj i J 3 i .wjio, jsss. 4 , . &' -::::- J?' 3 BROTHERS 'rS7 OPEN NIGHTS. tie He mi ded ding nd, treet rtion reatest oarga In Holiday Goods Ever Sold. All Toys, Dolls, Bric-a-brac, Pictures, Easels, Screens, to be closed out. We have mar ked them at prices that will make them go out fast. has been Acknowledged BY WIRE AND CABLE A Full Resume of the Day's Doings. STORM IN BISCAY BAY Fatal Accident in the Car negie Steel Works. RUSH FOR COTTON CARGOES Effort to be Made to Oust Voor hees and Elect Cray. That we show the Greatest Line of Holiday Goods zer Exhibited. DONT MISS IT. HlpP1 O BROTHERS 1-" a andl RELIGIOUS i in-pedi'l 7 1 adJ.I i con- harry think Wood ityol their your their ved egant aud hons to be i will in 9 and Call gand f. looks loach, witb foiiuri ;. m . J.W ' ,ttf Ml "MO. pity Methodiat church ah sf-eot, between Columbus IlirTerFon. Preaohina at 1 1 a. :i7:oOp. m., by tho pastor, Charles E. Giddings. Sunday 1 at ..30 p. m. Epworth n devotional service at 7:30 p. Prayor mooting Wednesday at 7: o. A cordial invita- intended to everybody. fth Street Mothcdist church JjEchool at 9:30. Preaching pastor, Kiev. II. M. Whal- 11a.m. Tho sermon will jpropnato to tho Christmas I"; At night the Pearl Seekers "11 eive a concert intended fjfortho children. Epworth atGuo. 'Itmaa Cfllohration at the fr church Rev. A. Badelon, First mass at 1 a. m. ; low '"aging Christmas carols by r and sermon by tho pastor. mass at 8 a. in., general on. Third mass at 10 a. mass of Lamoilotto by the sermon, nulrient: Jesus ltie Redoomer. inavian Lutheran Churoh North Tenth and Jefferson Servin.PH tnmnrrniii at, 11:30 6. Opsahl, paBtor. 'Ambers and friends of the vian Lutheran oonsrecra- 'have a Christmas tree this yT "w UUU1UU UUUUlUg) -0rth Tenth and .Tiflarton Gholson Gatherings. Spoc-Inl ti) tho News. Ghoi.son, Tex., Dec. 23. Every thing is moving along very nicely hore, and almost every ono is inakicu somo preparation to cele brate Chrintmas. A great many will visit their fsionda and relatives living in different parts of the state. Mr. .lohn Lackey will leave to morrow for Temple, where he will meet his brothor, who is recently from Alabama. They have not seen one another in twenty-three years. Mr. Robert Montgomery left yes terday to spend Christmas with relatives at Rockport. Mr. John Galyen and wife are in Bosque county visiting relatives. Mrs. Lanningham and Mr. Henry Summers and wife will spend Christmas with friends and rela tives in Freestone county. Mibs Sallie Doyle will spend 1 Christmas with her brotner at Patrick. Rev. Williams, of Waco, preached i,orQ Hntiirdjiv and Sundav at tho Baptist Churoh. Tho Baptist churoh has purohased a nice library from Rev. Whitman for the Sunday eonooi. School was dismissed Friday until January 2. WiHhinc The News a merry Christmas and prosperous Year, will close. Eauly Riser. New Newh fr. :- ..j ui: I the Pabst breweries, for a k"!6, famous Blue Ribbon L Ji'iDere's a mnrrv Christmas Soo Stark West (or fire insurance Climax Oil should ba in every houBe: the best family medicine on the market for all pain, colic and nervous troubles. For sale by all druggiBts. i Don't bnr poor photo, but ba Meet, Go to Jckon and get the besl. A New Traffic Arrangement. Dy Aatoeiated Preoa to Tho Nowh. London, Deo. 23. Tho Pall Mall Gazette says: Tho inuroased rates between Manchester canal wharves and tho consuming center, will Bhortly bo levied by all rail, i roads-, who will aot together in tho matter with the object of raising the cost of transport atiin frcm Manchester, and thus bricg traffic back to Livorpool. Tho Pall Mall Gazette adds that it is moro than probable tho rates, from Liverpool direct, will bo roduced and con sequently tho new canal will have a double difficulty to face and that it is doubtful if the speculation will pay. Continuing, tho same piper remarks: Two days is the time re quired of ocean steamers in whioh to travel tho canal, and at a charge of about six shillings per ton more than tho Liverpool chargos. Latoly there has boon a great rush to secure cotton cargoes irom steamers from Galveston and Now Orlo.iLE, though many of thorn are making experi mental trips. Their Sentence Susponded. By Associated I'ress to The Nowt. London, Deo. 23. The Brt.ilian ministor hero has received udvioos from Rio do Janeiro dated Decem ber 22, whioh says that no steps will bo taken to carry out tho ucath sentence pronounced upon tho Bonchimol brothers until further advicos aro received from London. The Benchimols were members of a former Chester shipping firm. They transferred their business to Rio do Janeiro and were recently arrested on an order of President Peixoto charging them with trans porting on board of one of thoir vessels men to aid Admiral do MelK After Voorhees Scalp. By ABhOclnted Preta to The Newa Laj-outk, Ind., Dec, 23. Strong efforts aro being made, it is said, to oust Senator Voorhees and mako ex Governor Gray his successor. The iinti-Voorhecs movement con templates the capture of tho state committee by the Gray faction and electing as chairman an enthutiastio supporter of tho ex-governor. It is understood the silver question will out quito a figure in the campaign, and that an effort will bo made to array tho friends of free coinage against Voorhees on account of his course in tho senate. A Storm In Biscay Bay. By Afeioclated Press to Iho News. Queenbtown, Dec. 23. Tho British warship Resolution, a twin sorow battleship of tho first-class ac companied by the twin screw tor pedo boats Catoher and Gleaner, oaoh of two guns, encountered a hurricane in the Bay of Bisoay, Tuesday, during whioh tho Gleaner lost sight of tho Resolution and has returned muoh damaged, with one man missing. Grave ftars are entertained for the safety of the Gleaner. Tho Resolution had a terrible experience and was almost submerged for several hours. She shinned tons of water below, several of the orew were injured, and muoh damage waB done to the warship deck work. Tho Report Discredited. Hy Assnil-iteil I'reaa to Tho Now,. Washington, I). C., Dec. 23. The s ato and navy departments aro both v ry positive today in ex pressing thoir discredit of thu r(5jT0Tfs that Mollo has captuud Rio. Word is believed to hao been received since yestorday in one of tho departments contradicting yesterday's rumors. Nothing ox plicit as to this can bo socurud. It is tho very general impression, how over, that if tho report of tho down fall of Picxoto is urcmaturo is will prove correct in time. Bloodshed is Foarod. Uy Aekoclntoil l'io to tho News. Lini'on, Ind., Dec. 2 i. There is considerable e.oitemont in this little mining town ovor tho impora tion of it hundred negroes, miners and laborers, from Indianapolis and other points to take tho places of white miners. Tho operators have, it is said, paid tho faro of the no groes hero and promised them from $1 to $1.50 per day. Tho whito minors say tho negroes shall not work, while tho oporators say if necessary they will protect tho no groes with an armed posse. Blood shed is fearod. m . vfr--s--3gga5 JkL!"-V -1 X Vw Oxford Ties, Button Shoes Cut from Bright Dongola Stock. & : u ii t A Game of Freeze Out. Dy As'-iclntod L'ruis to Tho N'ows. Ciih'auo, Doc. 23. Injunctions failing to rid the Edison General Electric company of its numorous competitors, tho big trust has dee'ri od to run all competitors out of tho field by cutting prices below all competition. A sweeping reduction of 25 por cent on ovory grado of lamp it manufactures has been made. 's Conloviin ! Pul, Leather " French Calf Christmas Slippers SLEEPER, CLIFTON & DUKE, Accident at tho Carnegie Plant. lly AeKoclntoil Press to The Nowb. Homestead, Pa., Doc. 23. An accident occurred in a cave in the Ctrnogio Steel Company's plant' at 1 o'clookjthis morning by which one man was killed and throo others seriously injured. All tho injured were Hungarians. Superintendent Malmpoy says: Tho cavo would have boon completed, in a fow hours if tho accidont had not occur red. Tho mon woro trimming corners, so that bricklayers could commonco work at daylight. Four teen men woro at work when tho earth caved in, tho roport quiokly spread all of them had been killed. Bradstroets' State of Trado. Siiuclaltotho Nous. New York, Doc. 22. Bradstroots will say tomorrow: Tho features of tho business of tho weok woro in creased uniformity in reports that general trado was quito as muoh or more depressed than previously ;that holiday trado had boon unuatm factory and far below th3n a year ago, continued closing down of im portant industrial establishments, reduction of wages, and increased instances where a short was being enforced. Nearly all tho staple markets aro quiet to stagnation, tho exception being cotton, stimu lated by low crop reports. Wheat was higher for a time, but reacted. On tho other hand pig iron was never lower than now. With the exception of Augusta, Ga. , and possibly ono other point, absolutely no claim to even a slight improvo mont in any lino of business was made this week. ExportB of wheat from both coasts of tho United States aro not as largo aB last weok, amounting only to three-quarters tho aggregate shipped two years ago. Special telegramB from 119 cities indicate tho total number of em ployes out of work from all causes together, with the total number direotly dependent on those idle, at nearly 3,000,000. Transactions in lumber, leather, wool, dry goods, and in fact all staple lines are for actual wants only, and the outlook does not favor material revival for sixty days. There is an improvement in Christmas trade among retailers at very few western aitiea. Others report fair or dull trade. u'AUd run: ii:iu'r:Tii:.vr, Location nJ I'lro Aliiriu Hoxoo. 4 Fifth WhiM Flro Station utrlkon im D ''ornor Oth ftinl AtiBtlu " mil 0 1th " " " unit ' 7 Cnntrnl pirn Htutlon imiw " 8 Went Enil Flro Station " iumn " IS C'oruor Mth nml Washington " l-'ii "U ' 6th and Miilboroiinh " l-mt "IS " dtliHiul Culnmbuu " l-mu " 1(1 " 6th anil Juckuon " i-imu "17 ' 1th and Wolwtor " i-iiinu " an ' 8th hnd Cleveland " ii-imi ' 20 " fithnnilBliolRht " u-iiiiii "'J7 " Mliawl Wa-hliiKton " n-miiu 1 SB Uoyal Ilotol Sth anl Krnnklln ' m im. " m Woolon MIUh Wth nml Mary " m-IIint " a7 Oornor 10th umlJolTorBon in-minj AH Iio-yoh nimibtirml uliuvu 8 etrllcon thURS Oox 13 BtrlkoH 1 ami ptopa, then utrlkou ill aiulilnt- llox 111, then ropontn four tlmoa. Dox BtrlLonll and Btoiis, thon otrlliuu IIII aiuklDK llox".'i utid vi oil. P1112CTIONH FOII (1IVINO AI.AUSI. Hoys will uofoaml In runlilonconon oaoli oor aor wbora hoxuHUrulocatoil. Oiion Fire Alarm Boxes ami pull Hook down and lot ro, Loavo iey In box. Turn alarm lu only for Urea. 1 10.00 linn for tulno alarniB. blow tapping of bella plirnlfy coiiiinsn? alle, Bocorirt Friday in onoli month each hoi Is tuiipod twice, toatlnt; Iiovoh and circuit lino When alarm of lire In given the Flro Depart ment has tho rizht or Way on uUatroola. All f ehlclufl tnunt drive near tho sliltra nlk mid keop waj- from tho lire, t o.OU line for rnnuliiK over nOB. lieport of any carelonH drlvliiK golnK to or from ares by tho Flro ORrelePB drlvlniilH strloklv forbidden, Department will bo thankfully rocelvod by the Chief, 'M fast and Anarchist Throats. Hy Absc elated Treea to Tho News. Pakis, Doc. 'J3 M. D'PariH, otherwise Diobled, public exoou tioncr, is reported to havo vocoived a number of letters threatening to kill him with a dynamite bomb if ho takes part in VaillantB execution. Tho executioner has become so alarmed at these threats that ho has requested permission to retire. Mysteriously Missing. lly Associated Treks to The Nowb, Cuif'AGO, Deo. 2.1. Ex-Professor Martin J. O'Grady, of Notro Dame University, ib mysteriously missing, and it is feared that he baa been robbed and murdered. All Ships Ordered Out. lly Aaaotlstod I'ress to The hows. Pkijnamhtjco, Deo. 2:j. All crafts havo boon ordered south. The Essex, whioh has arrived hero, has been desortod by hor crow. Slam's King In a Bad Fix. By Associated I'rento The Nowh. Pauih, Deo. 23. A dispatoh from Bangkok says: Tho oonditiotr of tho king of Siam is serious. What Climax Oil will do. It has reliovod moro suffering humanity than any other modioino sold today. Try it. Sold under a positive guar antee by all druggists. ' . Simmons. ntt. it. .9 'iiiiwi