The Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 129, Ed. 1, Friday, April 3, 1874 Page: 1 of 4
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V
VOL II
WACO
JTUTOIIINSON MCONNELL
JIANUrACTUnERS AND DEALIB3 IX
STOVES AND TINWARE
John A Winns old Stand
rniimirrrlnl Itotv Waco Tpxrk
Inrlte nllrtitlon to the L Alia EST AXD J1EST
Stock In the lnttrior
CookiiiK mid Ilemlnv Stoio
In great number vul variety
The Cotton Kiiia
Oontl Mil
JlcavtluUlc and
Consul
ALSO
The bent Cool Store in w
U burns Ut furl and it ft ore tturaUe thsn any
other e challenge
comnarlton i to pit e
quality arul guamntte tatlsacilon tn tcty cote
ocliGml
aw
UEO W JASKttOff UU 1 BPOUN
TAOKSON it WKUWN
Ffro insurance Agcnto
WACO TIXVS
RElKK LNilNa TIIK IOLLOW I NO KEIU
IjLEFIUU COMPANIES
TuXftK TanMnr ul Inmranco Co Cairo tton T t
IluriiU liifitr nwCo lirookljn N Y
Amirlcan Co irjl bt Liml
ouWitiuMistiial Ntu Orltin
ttt Texan Tiro and Marine ban Antonio Ttx
OM UomlKtoM iticlimourt n
IHrhinnnd ltui kln adJ Insurance Co Met moiid
fOlfllcc Lt lott A JutktWs hank Waco
Tcxa aiuUtMly
A
W E I CLEUU
ImporUts nnJ Wiiclcsslo Dealt rs In
Hoavy end Sholf Hardwaro
Cutlory Etc
fiWPfOSrttANMiGALViMTON TKXAS
A fall supply of Cutlery Ouns
Hubs Ponder
Shot Nftlls Axis Chains Paints < < llsUlass Nope
V koii Matcrl 1 and Oa enur Tool
Ac At
p A J JI I A iiEKrsOX
DEALERS AT
VUOLKSrLK ND UFTAIL
constat tlyor1 anil
ALSO AGENTS FOR 15 V
AVKRY i SON S PLOWS AND
EXTRA PARTS W W BALD-
WIN CO s MaysvilleKy CAL-
HOUN PLOWS RUI515ER HltLT
ING STUDEISAKER WAGONS
AND HERRINGS SAFES dccOtf
T 15 HAYES
ucccasor to
HAYES HAKIMS
nOCEIt ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT
Lusk Bull ting North of Public Squiro
Wuoo X exits
ccps constantly on hard a large one t 11 lolectid
stock of
8taplo and Fancy Groceries
Imported and Domestic
WINiS AND LIQUOUSTOIIACCO AND CIOAHS
QooJa delivered frceol ckarite
Will pay tlc hlgnctt Inarkct prrn In CASH
for CoiiutrI indnce Cotton tt oolIIlilf < tc
latilD
Watches ana JewulrT
W M KA GLAND
Piactical Watchmaker and Jowcle
DcaKrln
Fma JEWELI1Y WATCHES BILVE
ATEI WAIIE
No J8 Downe UuJdlnc Commercial Kow
WACO 1A
f3r Jnlck falea and email profile
TEiciv article viarrantcd n rcprei > enttd or mou
refunded lteiialrlns of atchesand Jinelry dort
wllinperlcncoand arraiUd at ria onaole char
coi Cnzravlns dono at ehoit notlca
ilctU lllv
w
ACO LAUNDRY
DllNT AND OLEVMVU K3TALIlIJNT
ono halt rullu Irom tlio Square on the lroclo
spring Uoad Ladles anu teuta llnnii ilono oi
short notice ilarmtut of virydeecrlptloncloaned
died and mule as jojd as law Mr J k lleice
at bis A irllou Hiusc will n celre eoo la or orders
maMiiwiv ARNOLD a HAYUON
T D WALLACE
Commission Merchant
And Poalor in
DRY GOODS A OliOGERIlib
Moots Shoes 1Mb Clothing
And Agricultural Implomonw of all kind
Trcmpt attention given to con lfrnmonti
Ooods of all k nda sold at lowest ratos
OivoUla a call at his now stand In the Lush
jildiun corner of 2d street and Broadway
pri wnwlv WACJ T1CXAS
IN
lllY OOUUJ OROCERIES and IKKEHAL
Merchandise Cor Srd Bt and llroadwoy lavll
thorfrleidsandtho public cmtrally to an exam
nstlonofthclrstock and prlcis
Oa yprolucs ttxaiat UliUcit MarkctFrlcc
Otn r T
II
FMMcirMnrTJnKnNawi
slmieiutius
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Main Street next door to City Dank
Houston Ten
AOKNT TOR
Ullca Steam Enilnee and Siw MUla
lrattit Iintirovtt Cotton lln
Httiiipled Iroti Sc ev Cotton Pre e
Altierti ona Iron tfcrew Cottuu Trtee
Aamp on lloreuPiuer
llQckeyeMowtraanl Itcaperii
Columana orn nil 1 Wheat Mllli
Stratlb Corn and Wheat Mllli
II Hall t Co > WkiI Worklna Machlaery
1 ti < old KleuzUa KIro and liurijlar Troof Safes
licet Itubbir leliln
Aerya btetl and cast Plow bweep nltlva
tore AC cclUDjWtt
A McGOWEN
run ii 7 Jlrajs foundry
VCaoliinQ Sliop
klnnufucturer oT Mtfs > i ii iif s xuil Dollgr i
iu1 all Kiml > tr Ca3 li- <
T LAfrtU KAILKOAU IIUOI
mclirHUiu loxsum jci
ilU1
TClllNS UOUSK
M V CVilSEil Irotirlolor
mn ox TiiA
iiP IOMt d In tlo cenlro ol liu < > n JJ
mvrilUwlt
IS
COiN RAUl
WATCHJtAKUIt AND JEWKLUH
61 Main ereit Van AlMnes Unlldlng
It S VJ L il C Vl
V D CLEVELAND
VVliolesale Grooer
G OM MISSION Mh R Gil A XT
37 MAl l HlllLiT
HOUSTON TEXAS
L Loral advauco tndo ou Cotton HU5 alio
totmtr Pi oince
jfttit for Su ir riiintatlona aud Bella nt
Kew Orletns prices
Can lies Toujcco and Cigars at Kuc
cb rreiBlits Addod Special attention
lo and ahipjient oleottoj and hand
n comnWiioi Miv21 diw12m
Cotton Factor
Commission Merchant
HOUSTON TKXAS
Cotton consigned to me at Houston or Gatetor >
will meet v ill prompt attention
Alulletock of nac ln and Tlus courUntly ou
GALVESTON HOUSTON AND
jrHENDERSON
HENDERSON RAILROAD
lAS3ENUKU TRAINS
LoaveUalveBton at C15 a u 745 a ni
and 510 pm
Leavo Uouston at 615 a m 220 p m and
C30 m
p
Uniting cloao counoction with all Railroads
< nd wtU the
Korean Line
roii
N B W < > EC ii Bi A T S
Croignt ro oivea and torwarded with dm
pnttli and Ireo ofdwyajo uud commhsion
Iusiitanea and II ndlini of cotton and other
prodiro Bjvod bv flnppia hy thia favorite
rouu
All bases and damages promptly adjuatod
anp paid
Coceljmtofln vesion HoustonIlendorson
Rail Road from all points out ard and in-
ward
IIDAKDRKWS OEO D NICHOLS
Gon Kt A Tickot Art Superintendent
raav2CdWl7
NIVKRSITV IUBLISHlNfi COS
us
SCHOOL DODUS
Uicommindid by the Leil lat ro of Tex end
udoplid by mtny ol tho Conntr EolrJs
KcrAarniccLisT
llo me a1 Trimmer 10c Spebtr 181irt U adcr
Sos ticond Ki idor 33c Tnird Header 60c
Konnh lleadr Jicj Fifth H adr tl t Sixth
In Arlthnetlr SOc
nble First Lessons J
Mintal Arlthm tic 4Sc Intermedtoto Arltuinetlc
c 1iaetiral Arlthmclie f 00 KUmeutary
Alrflbra 1 10 Kiys to Villabll o ArilhmctKS
UOc Eutncntary Alicbra l
Intrr
Jtfamjs rust Lesion I ueoriphyCJc
I dlate li r by ft 55 Manual ol Otogrophy
l 23 loi ileal OcocTspliy J3i
lloimus First Lc nms lu Oranimar SOci Lng
llsh Irammar ikkj
llo mes lllrt iry of the United Mstts Wc
CartireEleuiuitsof Urnial II story
For sixty dij s frm ilate I 111 t vc a in cll cash
discount i nlh boo hooks E U CUsllINU
Houston FebM 1171
UIlItOVEU TWOHOHS
WEIItS AND Clllrov CLLTIVATOn
Hrnu sownn attaciimknts
mjrirtVm
CXfJI IICU
Uunuisclurcl by
WKIR TLOW CO WONMOUTH III
Conlalnlnj all the pood uaalltlcs and sneial Im
porla t linproumuilsinrr the ol slye > lne
tboussud if th new stylo sold last jesr hlcli
caic uumrml lallsfactlou For ia0 by
s J ioit Mnn
Iil4K Sini Waco Tuas
UPA LSTEHand
jitcufaturer ol MttlieiseJ
ol all kinds
f
i > HoriKsioAii CAiin
FOUNTAIN JONES JI D
Surgeon iiutl
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
WACO TKXAS
Tender tils prrfcetlonalecrTlcea to the citizens
of Waco and vicinity Special attention paid to Ob
eli trie and Chronic Diseases
01 FICi Front room i ver Blsmar Vs on Third
Striit Itesldencoon Sixth > trect west of Catholic
lliircb rnarlfJ Wy
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ATTOIiXETAT LAW
Waco Tins
ODlcein CokcSoarslattcreo Illtldlnr corner
Sttect and Itroadniv abiAlautt
O I bltllTII
O IJEtmsr <
Over Tctcreon i Blanor Cti
tcMl 4IISTIN AVKNUh
JQIINTriINT D T CUAMnntLlN
PLINT OIIAJBEltLIX
IIANKEIt
FLINT ITraIIAM
ATtOIlMiVM AT LAW
waim has
dUiUIAVIf
rfLOURNOY A TAYLOR
ATTOnNBYO AT IiAW
AND
1 li A I li S T A T A J i 7i T S
WACO 1KKAH
OKFIUH Krout roam up stairs over To-
t Jacksons Han octH
I > UAVI
Iv
ATTORNEY AT LAV
Waco Texan wHI Attend promptly to bnrim
irurt < nl to bis care Ofllce nitU JIcpmb ltculch w
frozltr lu btunrlh IjuIMIiip a wl
t A LAMTT
lr3aiiTcxu
0
AV1TT TAllI
j c rjinn
Ickeburs Miss
Uornoysi vt Xjavtr
WACO TEXAS
Judicial IIftrlct
Auelln etruct
WILLLUIS JI D
rilYSICIAN AND SCRGEON
Ft Oraua Tkxas
Will I ractlco Only For Cash
Ifab Hnlf
A HEWLETT
l > tl >
Office In the lallHii
bturKia u
auatSllAWly
i 1 EVAVS J r UAVIS
EVANS DAVIS
attorneys and Counsellon at Law
WACO TKXAS
Have in connection again resumed tho prao
i not the Law in all Its departments
nnlSwawtr
oav 0 WtjT WM L rKAIIIET
WEST IRATHER
ATTOltKhYS AT LAW
Waco Toiaa Offito in Sturmm Iiuildin
2 ho v7
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Wiiro Tcxiih
OFFICE In
street
DU A
Johnsjtia Ij ldins Ilridjra
lobi7dtwlv
A HDVILLE
Bnrseoii Dimtint
OrUccIn eecond etoryof lloyansUnlldlnpr Austin
elrett Waco lexas Ofllco lionre froui II am to
ill v Tilth extracted without nalu lurt 12
1 R T M ALLI5N
JUROKON DKNTIST AUSTIN AVKNUK
WACO
Havlnjr permanently located In Waco tenders his
professional sirviccs to tho public All none war
rauted In tho latest and host style OJIce bourr
trom s a n to 6 p m OUIco for the pre < iut with
Dr 8 K blulth 1altw A
Ti R S GARNEl
OCCUEIST AM ABIISIhT
WACO IKA8
Treats all illseas s anliierfemis all burgcUOp
eratloauLouti u Eyu and Lar cxcluvtvily Cats
tnatcl fruin a 1 parts of tho aUte Sills aclton
tjlven mat casos Ojlcein ths ito uti ItutllLtr
lallu Atcnue feb Wly
T
E UNDERWOOD
Ilil icltn < tit < l Surgeon
WACO TEXAS
OFFICK With Dr J 11 SI1ARS north
sid of lullioSquare whero > o mav bj found
day or tilijit when not prolessioaallv en-
gaged reb5din3tn
DAYMON1 WH1TIS
Jt
It A K I II S A X I
XIxoliarLgo Xloalors
AU3TIN TKXAS
Collections made stall accirslble polnteln Texas
and proceeds promptly remitted Correspondents lu
New York SwtnB u Perkins Co w VYallMrMI
ae 13
w UWILKES it v
WIEKES
PHYSICIANS
Waco
lB LL UASILETT St H
IIAJIEETT
A SURGEONS
Texas
OFFICF In Womack Kelletts Dm r Stnra
Dr Wllfces residence next rtinirlothe Cumberland
Pneoiterlan hirch on Wathlnston atrett bv
t eeuThlrd ndFoTlb streets
llr Iloniletts residence opposite Femtlo College
onCaystrcctbet ciuSiCiud and Third sireet
febltiUiWSra
J
L DURHAM M D
Respectfully tenders bis profcs > lon I scrrlcesto
the clibtcns of V > ac < and vicinity
unicoatltlvliroV Drui Store CoronercUl Row
anlilcvlin
1 > W PARK M D
Olirslilsprofesslonal ecrvlcosto th citlicns of
Waco aud vicinity
ffiromce at Eastland A Co sDrnj Store Eia
WeofPaWloSaaaro JylJDt
REOPENED
HERRING HOUSE
COHMll Or 1lUNKUX AKIS tLC0NU SllltEl
Waco Texas
Wiloy Jones Propriotor
Having lea el this well known nud popu-
lar house and tlinrough y refittod the same
liy cloanstn purtfiu and mtpplyiug It with
entirelyXJilf
XJilf IUJIXJTUUi
The undersigned h dotermmod to kop t
FIRSTOLAbS 1IOITSH promising satisltc
tbi to nil who may fivor him with a calL
3 Sponal attention gltcu to transient
visitors
liiMfcn lincis nnd canln o tonucctod will
tho house
lunibDWtf WiEY JONES
H ALKXANDcn
JSTOTlCK
WACO TEXAS FRIDAY APRIL 3 1874
T IYE AIiD LET LIVE I
EASTIAMJ ifc CO
DRUGGISTS
imtDCiK STHEET T 0 DOORS HIOM THE
PUBLIC StJARE
Are prepared to furnish at
LIVING RATES KOU CASH
AH articles usually found In
Drus stores
AVE STUDY TO PLEASE
FRESH DRUtlS
PDRKMEDICINW
TINE PERFUMES
TOILET ART1CLHS
TANCY 60Ar
Conilit mill IJrtisIicM
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
FINE POMADES
mm oyf
PAINT3 AND OIIS
JPatont MocUoluou cfeo
EAST LAND CO
Unto Tcxim
llclJDAWtf
W U L0VXLL
A LEXANDEH LOVELL
Cotton Factors
KECEIVIKO ronVMUDlXO AND
EHERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WACO TEXAS
tS Ca h ad anei meats made on consignments
of Lottos and other Produce for sale or shlpmuit
Orders promptly utti mlid hi au lujit tf
0LUSA HOUSE
Corner Elm and Ralroil Strtcts
IIiiU AVnco Texu h
Accommodation and fare as pool as tho c ty af-
fords v ittiout ouinlbii fits or cnar 4 Tor carry Int
h l3iayo to and Irom thcDiiKit
C5 Roms to accommodate Families j3
MRS L MORRILL
luarljlwly Priprlctriss
rooooi > viuvr
SEASONED LUMI5ER1
J rG E D W I C IC
Succfsjr to bedvick Ellioti
UCAtLIlS IN
Liimbcr Milnslcs SukIi Iluom Illlmls
Ac Ac
TAimOIlOSlTE KKILUll I0TAN 1 CO
East Waco
Tlie largest aud most compkto assortment
ol Li nlier hi tho Interior feblDAWtl
M
KROIIANTS
Inourauoo Couipai
NO M STRAND QALVhSTON
Oigniilaocl in
xa a
FIIIE MARINE AND IllVUn
CASH CAPITAL rUUL PAID 350000
ft
MitKcroitsi
Allrcd MUCKL Cotton Fattor
Robert Ml Is ol It s u u Mills
W L Moodyof Moody A Jiml on
M KoppcrlPrcst National Hank of Text
W HSellers of W 11 Sillers Thoi
Ceorgc Scaly of Hull llatchlns Co
John 1 ltoijers of John I ltoers C
M F Mott of Hal Inker Jack A Molt
WIIolpblatol lary A olpnlnt
uion Ulum of I ou A liluiu
It Kriupnir of Marx Kempner Co-
T W Foils of Folta V alshe
A W Suilcht Plauter
WII AELLKIU ln sldeut
JOHN ti ItOIKIEItS Vlie PrcauUrL
I1ALIISOS H 4 J1UTT Attorneys
1IENHY crctary
The 1 ompi ty fclliel J lli or damagobj
Croon Hulld seProdies Jloaeo
hold Farn irc aim irtuil Insurablo property In
town aad country and Is couducted on trctly con
wrvatlicprinciples Risks are assumed oily
adequate rates of priialom and losses pumply ad
lasted
W A TAYLOR Iftint WacoToxa i
I dlv
Irotn ami after this due we ajietto aflept
te ciurency tals lu all our trauiactlons
KELItM ROTAN CO-
M IH1NM II 10
J I COItVISII
J It COX CO
HANKS a LlfTLEFIELD
II HAIIKit
J It 1lMKAItD
Wko Jlar h 1 t DWlni
31
WACO
ITIiE 1VACO F IJ1VDKV
ANU
MACHINE SHOP
n now ptcpnicd at short notice to fill or-
ders for all kinds ol
CASTINGS IN DRASS OU IRON MILL
OKARINO GIN GEAIUNC1 TUIt
BINE WATER W1IKKLS LIFT
AND FORCE TUMIS FOR
STEAil ENGINES
ORATE BARS
FURNAOK FRONTtJ
BUAFTINO 1ULLIKS Ac
Having nddodnoH nnd Impioved Machinery
to my shop I will boro Cylinders and
Btcnm or Ring Packings for Pistons
AitD
iuuiiech SatiHihclioii
Special attention giten to Repairing Steam
Engines Doilcra and Farm Jfatliineri
OM Cnstlngs and Shafting bought lor cash
or taken m enkango for now worv
Tlnmkful for past patrouago I will onJoav
> r by laithful stork and reasonable tJiarges to
noril a ontuiuanco of the sani
O OANUTESON Proprietor
Waco Texas Lockbox 109 mlOdtW
IVEHY FEED AND SALE STAnLE
Ur
AND
A G N
V A IS U
SEAH SUSPENIIOV EniliOE
J 31cTjAJjX lloprlitor
Nice horses to rldo or dme rleeant turnoata
snipl accommodations on moderata <
QOLDEN EAGLE SALOON
Next to Waco House llrlnge Street
JESSE DLAIR Proprietor
Thoroughly renovated an 1 newly nnd els
gantly equipped Tuo bent of Liquors Wines
nnd Cigars ocl2CDtf
LATEST BY MAI
rroill AVnalilnuloii
AVa iiiniion Jlnrcli HI In tlio Beu
ntc JlrFcnlon ire utcilii meinorlul from
it recent conveution of tnjmjtts of
South Carolina asking fur relief Against
nitirulo ami corruption Referred to Ju
diciary Committee
A peremptory summons from tho Com
mittee of AVnjs uml Jlcuiiii litis xen sent
for Sanborn The question N nlntlicr
tlio Committee of AVnys mid Means will
wait on the felony trial now progressing
Nomination Alex N Wilson tipprals
ser of merchandise Savaniah
Messrs Pooto A Paschal argued beforo
the private lmiil claims < ommission of tlio
limine on lichalf of Mrs Oidncs In ceri
tain I uul claims in Louisiana
Mr Lnwton of Soiili Carolina nd
drcHScd tlio Committee on Hnilronds nud
CuinU in behalf of a narrow gauge rail
mail from Port Hnynl to aoino point on
the Missouri river The company simply
usk it charter
Tho Senate bj a vote of twentynine
yeas to twentyseven nays struck out
the fourth section of the Iinanco bill ns
referred by the committee This section
provided for u gradual retirement of le-
gal tenders ai mi ndditijiml natiunii
bank currency should bo isiued such re-
tirement to bo in tho rati of seventy per
i cut of national bank circulation till the
volume of It gal louder J should bo re-
duced to 9300000000 Several amends
ments were offered by tlio friends of spe-
cie resumption but were rectted
Mr Danes priBcntcd n memorial from
t ac South CarolinaTaxpajeri Conven
tion reciting tho leading facts of mlsrulo
and oppression under which the people
of that Stato tire suffering nnd atking
soma relief ut the hands of Congress
Mr Dawes said the petition boru tlio
names of a large number of prominent
and iiillucntinl men in that State
Mr Itandall asked what Congress
could do uluut such matters Ho eaid
ho had anays opposed uuy interference
byCongrrssiu the affairs of Stato
Mr Dawes said he did not know ex-
actly what could bo done about it
but thought it just and proper to uceivc
the petition
Alter further discussion the petition
was referred to tko Committee on Judi-
ciary
On motion of Mr Stone the bill for
improvement of tho mouth of tlio Missis
slppi rher wasnmde the spicial order for
April 2L at lmlKpast one thoprcUous
ipicstion to bo called at4 p m thut day
The South Carolina memorial being
now beforo Congress tlio delegation hav-
ing it in chargo liopo to haw ti speedy
liearing beforo the Judiciary Committee
il both Rouses to winch it was referred
lroiu New York
New York March 31 It is under
stood that the Government will IrrChas
Cullender during the next criminal term
on an indictment charting ldui with ac-
cepting a bribo of 71000 from the
Ocean National Hank of this city lo In
fluence his oliicia action as Hank Ex-
aminer
Tho war between tlio Grangers and tlio
railroad trunk lines ou tho subject of car-
rying immigrants is assuming nn inter-
esting shape and is likely to provo btno
Ilcial to immigrants as it will result iu a
great reduction of rates as long as it
lasts Tho decision of Judge Benedict in the
Sanborn case expected to be delivered to-
day is upon a point mado by the United
States District Attorney that Sanborn
illegally took money which was collected
by llawkleyand Vondcrwaken both of
whom were intlio employ of tho Gorcrn
mcat aud such collection should hare
been turned Into the Treanury also that
the contract between Sanborn and tho
Secretary of tlio Treasury specifically
holds tua lie Sanborn could not mover
INERi
NO 129
any moucy unless bo Sanborn pcrtoulrj
collected It The District Attorney put
in the cvidenco the preliminary letter of
the Secretary of tho Treasury inte rprejtA
ing the contract that Sanborn mutt make
his collections himself
Mecclla K Metzlcr a female physician
eouslcted in Jersey City of causing tb
death of IdaD Vail by malpractice wat
tuvlay sentenced to ten jcara Inth State
prison A motion for a ntvr trial tta r
fusedi
Sanborn and his partners were acquitted
Tin indictment was defective a at to
exclude certain evidence
A snow storm prTalli Wind nortk
w est
From Cincinnati
Cincinnati March 31 The notorloit
Tom McQclian was shot in th head la
Hamilton last night it li supposed by
John Kcehler Iloth were drunk at th
time McCJchans wound is not fatal It
will bo remembered thatO LVallandlg
limn lost his life while acting at McQs
hans lawyer in a trial for murder
A uinu calling himself J Anderson
who sometime ago opened a tort on CaVt
tnil Avenue has absconded alter getting
credit la goods to the amount of 100000
Irout Vblladclphta
Tho trials of tho exconductors on th
Pennsylvania railroad charged ith >
beizling money received from the com-
pany and stealing tickets and who were
arrested by Piukcrtons national detec-
tives resulted in the conviction of Thtaj
I Shreve Conductors Sam Fennlnsoit
and Sam 11 Toy pleaded guilty Th
sentences lu nil the cases havo been de-
ferred uutil Saturday next The cue
have attracted conslderabl atttntloa
among the various companies of tb
country and these conviction art th
first of a similar character for number
of cars The defendants were sup-
ported by the most able counsel in the
city and interne interest was manifaatetl
throughout the trial by th comtm jmIif
Trout H ats
Dawes 03 Hoar 78 CarlUj 78
Adams IS Dunks 0
Irom Ihtrmatii
Yesterday about noon an affray tools
place six mites from Sherman on the Pis
lot Point road resultiag In th death of
Mr Staples at his own store belnf at
ticked ly three men badly bcatsn and
then shot dying almost instantly
Immediately upon hearing of thia a
sheriffs posse started In pursuit of tV
murderers who wcro overtaken abo
twenty miles from tho scene of the dlffl
iilty oil tlirco of thom being together
Tho posso ordered them to halt whlcb
not being heeded they were at oncoired
upon tlio tiro being returned withott
injury to pursuers
This morning Bam Crocker on of
tlio men who murdered Staples wa
found dead iu an old schsolhottte
whether from shots fired by the Sheriff
or from wounds received at tho hands of
Staples while defending himself is im- >
possible as yet to say Tlio other partis
to tho act aro uro still at large
Lust night two robberies were com-
mitted in town by three men who about
two oclock n m made an cntraac t
the office of Wheelers lumberyard only
to be met by a derringer shot which un-
fortunately misted its mark The rot
bcrs escaped
Foreign
Loxdok March 31 Th Dtlly TtltgrteV
Australian coifcs ondent says that Hear
Rochofortnn I his companions escapod Trots
New Caledonia la a imall open boat Th
lit been three days at tea when tby wre
picked up by a British tailing veeasl ani
brought lo an Australitn part
llxhefort that telegraphed t Paris for
ritsds Ho Intends to visit the United Statu
and Uturs In New York and othor Amtrlcan
cities before he returns to Kurop when h
will ptobobly tako up hit midsnt In Brnt >
s l
Lovdos March HI A dispatch frota Mel-
bourne saj Henri Illchofort and hit compan-
ions escaped Irera near New Caledonia by
stowing themsolves away in a vessel bound
from Now Castle They havo arrived at Syd
ney and will proceed to Kurop direct
Havaka March 31 A Havana letter
dated the twenlyflth says incendiary Area
araon < the cano fields are ragng all over th
island anJ the destruction of property 1
fearful The Maria plantation la Kcmedioss
consisting of abjut 300 acres of mgar cane
was destroyed nn tho eighteenth In the
juriedlctloa of CUmfuegas eighteen planta-
tions were tiurnod Oa the Eastman planta
tiin thoowner his sou and others were
killef and Ike paca burned by negro for-
merly slaves or the estate Every effort h
been made to capturo the perpetrators but
thus far without success
Uaixutta March JI The roporta front
the district tlTe ted by the famine alow a
groit ilmprnvement in tho titualton Th
incaiurea taken by the government to rlir
the dlstrcst or the people have proved eneo
ttid There are now no actual ctMt of star-
vation outsldo or Tlrhoot and In that distil
tut verr Tew
Loxdok March 31 Heavy losses ou bott
< ldes are reported In the battles before Bilbo
Santtpder is crowded with wounded from tb
Republican raski
Tho rnornlug newspapers attribute the 4 r
prcsslon In bualocss In London to th xtn
tlve ttriks of the coal and iron minus la 8tf
fordshlrc and other parts of England
The bark Hiram arrived t Liverpool rrom
Pensacol today She experienced Try
1 oavy weather ou the passage and lott aT
eral men overboard Including the maittr
Bebuv Marih 31 The Roman Catholic
ArchblshoD ol Cologre wat arrested to d y
for violating ecclesiastical laws The arrest
was tnsde without any demonstratlon
Mapeid J arch 31 Marshal Serrano h
Issued orders prohbltlng transmissions trous
Santander and places In the vicinity ol
private tolfgraplo dispatches rport heavy
fireJcepl up by artillery upon th Carlitt p
sitlanbororo lllluoa but tb olhr troops r
Thcfcarlltt
Ttf
force has partially
bombsrdmeut ol TlllboA and ordsrsat
tho
turn their guns on Eerranoa army
Paris March 31Cen ClanwhaebMB
tuthorUed to declare AlijrU In a slatsi J
abui ol
violsnl
slego In order lo restrain the
the Ksdletl Jguraots ia lb Coloay
tVSfi
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