The Waco evening news. [volume], December 26, 1893, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 18
1893.
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TEXAS STATU iNKWS.
Collntod from all Partfi of Uio Stnto
for Tcxna Eoopio.
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picKi'd up, and it is feared that lie lia-i
sustained internal injuries. He. was
tiiki-u In the hospital.
I lm Diiltun f:n in.- 1 hifiiii'iiK AkiiIii.
The (lalvi'Ston Nth-, hat. received an
other letter through tlio mail, Binned
I'M D.iUon. leader of this Dal ton
iili(.'," llireateuiii;,'- to rob a Mihsouri,
Kansas and Texas train at an early
dute The clurojrrapliv is similar to
that of the two other lh(.'atoniiitf lel
tiis preimisly leeeived, and he.irinij
the same signature. This iresent lel
1. r receied was shown to Missouri,
Kansas ninl Teas ollieials. The News
has learned that 10(1 D.ilton is a hoy Id
e.u s old and is worliin r on his moth
er s farm.
tA I. mm lliulittu.i inan Kntis a Mall Jltii'K.
Tin1 mail haek on the llasUelland
Ueiijamiii road, in llasUell c unity, was
held upaeoiipleof daysaifo by a maslied
man and robbed of the mail Imjf con
taining the letters The mail carrier
eontinued his journey to Haskell and
made complaint against V. I!. Craw
ford of llasl.ell, wlten Mr. A. V. Sprinfr
or, demity sheriff of Haskell county,
took the trail of Crawtord and cap
tured him at Kasoya, Knox count'.
The deputy sherilV then took him be
fore the mail carrier, who identified
Craw ford, and he now awaits the at
tention ol some United Mates marshal.
Crawlord has lived in Haskell about
:i'ear.
Killed liy 11 l.ufollllitlw.
Train No. 2 on the main line, of this
Oulf, Colorado and Santa l'e railroad,
Van over and killed Dr. .lohn Wajfley
at Cleburne on tliu nifflit of 12th inst.,
at about 7 o'clock. Dr. John Wafjley
is a brother of Dr. T. .1. Wsijrlpy, the.
a-ailroad company's resident physician
at Cleburne, and brother-in-law of Col.
.1. A. Styson of the state militia, lie
was also an old settler of Johnson
county. His sons, Kay and Moss, were
present at this time of the accident.
There are many eonllietiiifr reports of
)iov it occurred, but the most plausi
ible is that In erossiiifj from the froiirht
depot to the passenger depot at tin;
time of the incoming train, he was
blinded by the headlight of the engine.
A Midnight Intruder.
A couple, of nights ago, between IS
and 1 a. m., Mrs 1 I'. Kifer, who lives
in Crockett, Trinity county, was awak
ened by one of her children, when she
found Unit there was a man in her
room. Thinking at first it was her
husband she called to him, when the
mau stepped outside. Mrs. Fifer then
went to her husband's room and
told him what had occurred, and that
the mau was standing outside and look
ing in at the window. Jlr. Kifer went
out, but as soon as the man saw him he
run. Fifer shot at him three times. A
man by the name of Owens, who is
merchandising at Crockett, was arrest
ed on suspicion, as he was seen soon
after by Filer at the I'ickwick and
asked Fifer some questions.
Shot tltn liit.nlor (if 111 llnme Circle.
10. J. Hceves shot and killed T. M.
.lames at Dallas on the Mth inst., and
then surrendered to the police. Keeves
is wounded in tho right hand, and sa.i
that James fired first. He charges that
.lames had been writing to his wife and
that family troubles on that account
have existed for some time. A few
mornings ago, he says, he dreamed that
lie found u letter from his wife to
James in his wife's silk dress. When
ho awoke he wont to her dress and
found the letter as he had dreamed.
It is full of endearments and signed
'-.Mrs. T. L. James." She promised
him that if ho would forgive her she
would bo true to him. They made up,
but on the night of the Uilllnir he
learned that James was in town and
that his wife had gme to meet him.
He and James met late that night at u
dance, and the shooting followed.
Tender stoak and roasts at Crippen's,
corner Fifth and Franklin.
Kit. Nichols Ki.cpltnrl.
The governor has granted a respite
until January 12, lh'JI, from December
22l inst.. in the case of Kd Nichols,
sentenced to hang in Austin mi the lat
ter date. The respite is granted in or
der to give the governor time to exam
ine the papers in the case .and the
hhowing for enninmtatiiiii submitted
bv Nichols' attorney. Shortly after
the order for the respite had been en
tered up, a party f colored people,
consisting of Nichols" mother, relatives
and friends, visited the governor's of
lice to intercede for clemency, hut wen;
not accorded an interview at that time.
sliitt it iiopiit .v shcrlll.
A few nights since l.ee l.ang, a well
known citien and deputy sheriff in
the Sloekdale precinct. Wilson county,
was shot by a barber named Kmanuel
I'adren The two men. with others,
had been drinking heavily and Lang
claimed that some one assaulted h.iin.
When the attempt was made l,ang
struck the man with a si-shooler, not
1,-nowiiiLi- who he was. in the dark. It
was I'.idi-on. Kang sas. and mutual
recognition and apologies followed and i
l..ing started to his lied in the camp
yard I'ndron went paitof the way,
drew his pistol and shot l.ang m the i
arm. breaking the bone near, the shoul
der. Lang is badly hurl, mm' lose his '
arm, and possibly his life. 1'adron was
jailed the next morning. j
I, Co ll.ili'ttniiil shimlH ut A. .1. A milt run:;.
About three weeks ago l.ee lla.le- ,
wood left Delta county and went to '
the Indian ten itorv, leaving his wife
and his ungathered crop for her sup- .
port. A. J. Armstrong of ( ooper, Delta
county, having a S.1) account against
Ila.luwood, went to lla.lewood's wife
and compelled her to pay the debt to
avoid attachment of the crop. When
llav.lewood heard of this he wrote Arm
strong a letter ordering him to pay tho
money back to his wife. A few morn
ing's since Ila.lewood went to Cooper,
saw Armstrong crossing the sipiare
I and lour lncueeiuai sums were nicuai
Armstrong-, who hastened to his place
of business and prepared to co.ntinue
the light. Ila.lewood mounted his
horse and rode to the sherilf and irave
himself up.
Against Colonel lliiiistnii.
In the quo warranto suit brought
by Colonel lloitsUm-ttf Dallas, claiming
that the adjutant general had no pow
er to fmst him from the ollice of col
onel in the olunteer guard by order
ing a reorganization and a new elec
tion of regimental ollicers of the tth
regiment, Judge Morris, of the district
court, ul Austin, decided against Col
onel Houston, on the ground that his
term of ollice had expired. The con
stitution provides that the duration ot
no term of ollice shall exceed two years,
except of those, otherwise fixed by the
constitution. Houston's term, under
this ruling, had expired about eighteen
mouths ago. An incidental question
whether the civil court has jurisdiction
in military questions of this character
was decided in the nllimative.
Tlie state roiiiptrclli't' unit tlic Ciiilt'ctor..
It transpired that on November 27
the slate comptroller issued a lengthy
circular-letter to the collectors over the
state, urging them to send their collec
tions to the state treasury immediately,
as the cash balance was running down
low, and likely to run dry altogether
unless something besides asking credit
ors to hold off was done at once. The
collectors were notilied that if they
would send in the. collections without
waiting until December I it would tide
over for this month, but they must
keep up the rush for the month of De
cember or the bottom would drop out
Jf they came promptly to the help of
the treasury it would be no hardship,
though the law contemplates they shall
not remit till the end of the month,
and their action would meet with uni
versal applause from the people.
Miii-rltid by an Kx-.liiHtlce.
The old story that love laughs at
locksmiths and parental restraints was
fully exemplilled near lien Arnold, Mi
lam county, a few days ago when a
young man succeeded, after one pre
vious failure, in stealing the object of
his future happiness from under tho
paternal shingled roof and successfully
evaded a party headed bv the lather
who were in hot pursuit. They secured
the necessary papers in Kails county
and repaired to an ex-justice of the
peace, ho performed the ceremony,
as he had done before being deprived
of his justice's robe, evidently to the
satisfaction of all concerned. Imagine
their surprise after upon learning that
a justice's authority to the nuptial
knot does not extend through life, nor
good behavior, and that they were not
legally united. So they repaired to a
minister, who performed the ceremony
legally constituting them man and wife
forever. The father refuses an appli
cation of tlie Balm of C.illead to his
wounded affections and therefore he U
unreconciled.
All l.llllliplr fur All St-lmiil" to I'nltiiH.
The public school in TavJor, Wil
liamson county, has tulopted a sys
tem of drilling the pupils to prevent a
panic in case of lire. IVriodicallv a
lire alarm is sounded without warning,
and the pupils are required to gently
but hastily vacate the building. A few
days ago,' in a drill of this kind, the
throe floors of the building were emp
tied of between .".00 and 700 children,
and the children returned to their
rooms again, all within the space of
three minutes. When the alarm is given
neither the pupils or teachers know
whether the building is actually on
(ire or whether it is their regular drill.
The building is heated throughout by
hot air or steam, and a tire would have
to originate from below. There is no
danger of a panic, because no one in
the building would know it was actu
ally afire until it was emptied.
Ballard's Snow Liniment.
This Liniment is different in com
position from any other liniment on
the tnatket. It is a scientific discovery
winch results in it being the most
penc:rating Liniment ever known.
There are numerous white lmitatione,
which may bo recommended because
they pay the seller a grontei profit
Beware of theso and demand Hal
lard's Snow Liniment. It positively
etirr s lUieumatitm, Neuralgia Sprain?,
Bruises, Wounds, Cuts, Sciatica and
liflamatory Hhematism, Burns,
ricnldsi, Soro Feet, Contraoted Muscles,
Stiff Joints, Oil SoreF, Paiti in Back,
Barb Wiro Cuts, Soro Chest or Throat
end is csyccially beneficial in Paraly
mb. Sold by llisncr & Co , Waoo, J.
B. Cornish, Hast Waco, Texas.
Phono Lacy for McAlistcr Coal.
No Exporimont.
In reaching Austin, Sr.n Marcos,
San Antonio, etc., via International
and Groat Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Ilearno 01
Taylor and the International jiDd
Groat Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed, magnificent equiptment.
9
Rlffii'matic Pains.
In ono rninuto tho Climax Oil will
relieve rheumatic, sciatic, ;'.p kidney,
chest, and all muscular pains, and
weakness. Don't lail io try it. Sold
by all druggists at f0 cents and $1 a
bottle.
A New Through Sleeping; Car Line
l'KOM CIIICAOO TO SKATTLB
Via the Chiiago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul and Gre it Northern mil
ways, has been established and first
class sleeping cars will hertjafier
run daily from Chicago at 10:30 p.
m., arriving at Seattle 11:30 p. in. ,
fourth day. This is undoubtedly
the btst route to reach tho North
Pacific coast.
For time tables, maps and other
information apply to tho nearest
ticket agunt, or address D. C.
Buady, Southern Pa-sengur Agent,
C, M. & St. P. K'y 237 Fourth
Avenue, Louisville, Ky.
Excursion Hates.
On tho 10, 20 and 21 the San An
tonio and Aransas Pacs will sell for
one faro return trip tickets to any
of the Southern states good for
thirty days from the date of sale
On tho 23, 2-1, 2f), 30 and 31 it will
sell local holiday excursion ticket?
for ono fare good to return until
Jan. 3, 1801.
Subscribe ter ' H" News h i?on y
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advertising In tbla column charged a tti
rate of one cent per word for eaob Insertion.
CaBh muat aoonmimny the order, uxcept wlif-t
ordored bv a rennlar adverllner.
W..M-vyIKl.D,lWd,n J U.BKLL Vic, Pro.lde.lt. JOHN-Jj. MAYHUl),
The City Savipgs Bank
CHARTERED FEB.:12, 1892.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000
Now offers 6 per cent, interest on deposits. Interest
from date.
PtyablJ
BURLESON'S COUPON.
I Vote For
As my choice for being tho most popular Teacher in
McLennan County.
Deposit In Ballot Box at Burleson's book storo.
Signed
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' iiicoi'tiii cjah si:itvic:r..
Trains No 1 nml 2 fcnyo thrnnli Wairnor KntT't Sleepers, betwoen Kansas City udSi
.iniuuiu, via run norm, viacu. iiucKiieri, i.uiiiik anil somncrn I'acinc liauwsy.
Wki cr Hullet Sl epers b(teen Oalvcfton and St. Lonls, via Houston. Waco, El'
flana bill and St. I.mls lv olcnt ml Nurthnuatoni lUllwuy.
Trnltia Nc. 3 nml 4 havo through Wngrer Hnffet Slooppra botwonn OilvostonanlCHtall
via iloueton, Wnco, Ddllai, Hnnnlbal a d Chicago, Burlington anil Quinsy Unilwny, 1
Wagner itnfff.t Sleepers between 'co nml St. Lonls, via Fort Worth, IlaunlbaUalSl
ixHiis, neoiiuK aim noimweaicni it in way.
r.legant Iteclining Cliulr Onr Beats freo on all trains between Oalvetton nod Blntb
without ctiauie.
.1 K. SMITH, Ticket Agent.llOSonth Fourth street, Tw
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ilioo, biliousness, siok headacho and
oonstipatioa. 25 cents a box at al
drug stoios.
No. 4 Is Kgan'H C03l yard.
To our lady friunds: la your
hair falling out? If it ia, go to
Dierauko aud get a bottlo of "4711."
Ho will guarautee to stop it.
WANTED.
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IIOU S.l,r. Kania oar, Bliell corn and
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