The Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 283, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 2, 1882 Page: 1 of 4
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DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES
WE NOW OFFER TO THE PUBLIC
A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
STOCK OF MENS LADIES AND
CHILDREN S SH0 S AT SUCH
LOW FIGURES THAT NO OTHER
HOUSE CAN COMPETE WITH US
GIiEAT B4R5AINS ON OUR JOB
COUNTER O VNG TO THE
WANT OF ROOM WE TAKE
THIS MEANS OF DISPOSING OF
OUR ODDS AND ENOS AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE IN ORDER TO
FIND ROOM FOR OUR LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK WHICH WILL AR-
RIVE IN A FEW DAYS CHILDS
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Boudro McDonald
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Select Family Groceries
Weights and Measures Gmrtnttcd
ability to iduise i ou
Trit es Low A C ill w ill con Incc j ou ot our
Goods adhered lice in the city OJOSUm
m all Are Anxious to Take Advantage
of the Unprecedented Bargains
Ire De
t ft Bffipfl Stock At taj Price
LOOK AT OUR PRX
Spring Poplins in all shades worth 50c for 20c per yard
for 15c yard
Bantings in all colors
Mohairs and Alpacas
Summer Silks
Evening Silks
worth 35c per
worth 50c for 18c per yard
worth 75c for 25c per yard
worth 2 for 1 per yard
worth 150 for 75c per yd
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Out Half Value 11
LA great drive this week in remnants will be offered at
one fifth of their value Now is your time if you
wish to avoid the rush and get bargains Call early
3LEIWI3SrE3 BROS
At Watkins Old Stand on Third Street
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DEAIEII IS
STOVES
GU MREyMOODWARE ETC ETC
SlIIUT OF 70 CEXTRAL SYLPH
i An 1 many other kinds of Jstovcs
Special action of merchants Is called to my wbolwala
Tinware Stoves Crockery
Sliett Iron wMih la
SQ aLxxstin
Glassware Tinplatc
The Old KcliJil > le WiinUIi
to know that a perfect upholstenn
ers
establishment cm al ajs be found by call
WMAnderson who has furnished
ins on
our homes lor thirty jcars Ono ot the
mot skilled artisans U regularly ein
nlorcdand tbcie is notbm < in the fur-
niture orliousefurnishintr line that is not
bundled and turned out in a artistic a
manner as any establishment can boast 01
Hie reporter was astonished to see the
ariety of work turned out by Mi Ander-
son and takes pleasure in informing city
readers of the agreeable fait
Sectl I J ce l Seed
Tucker Willis Lave just received a
larpo aud f esh supply of Ferrys Sib
leys and Laudrctbs garden and flower
beods Come nt once and Ret jour as-
sortment before the stock is broken A
liberal commission allowed to dealer
KIcctric Ill in Killer
in breast and lor
mi i For pains our cramp
It is ot speciit n fi 0 colic and other bowel troubles dont fail
to use Electric Iain Killer Itwill ic
itnmediite relief 1riLe 23 cent a bottle
1iejiared only by Tucker x Willis
Try a ack of Bart Moores cream Kan-
sas ifour Best in the market 1ilUtc
Electric rheumatic liniment is what
everybody uses now Piepaicd by
Tucker Willis
Boydens mens fine shoes at Sanger
Bros 01081w
Brandies vv incs gins ale beer porter
and above all pure old malt vvhiskv at
Bart Moore s 1210tc
A fresh lot of eggs butter fruits nuts
etc just reeeiyed at tho Little Store
South Fourth street 1251m
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iiNIoucrs Hold i Con
claveOther Items
AC IDKNTTO A HttY FKICTIUIRI II1III
I Hi us Ki binary 1 The promisid ex
tension imrlliuaiil ol tin Houston uul
lexis CV11lt1I > uliMi umimracc totlav
I lie grading started at that point this
morning The mail will cross the Trin tv
rier it Trinidadcrossing ibnutl10 vud s
below u from tin nee it goes direct to
Union Urove in Kaufman cmintj ami
theme to thetovMiot Kiulin in
Mr Cjuinlin who > upcriniinds the con
itrmtion has moed to Dallas and the
i in I > 1 > < > Liuiiiicttd uith his otlue will
tollon hiiii in a leu ilajs
A loloiul hoi Ml Iroin i bridge on the
le is Initril toil i and Iriemud Im
lejs
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< i mpre A rre l s l
IIiiiM Slealln
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Hpet lal T hgnni to Hit f xumlntr
llousiiis rehiuarv 1 The Intei
iritioiitl lomprcss 8t tmiiliiil di I its
liisi wort lod iy It h a in i tillictetit
in uliiiieand the most nupioed in the
ktate
1 heslientl ol Iiinlcounty amstid it
n ol i to d i 1 U Mini th tr id in
l tide tounty wnh hoi e Icilin mil in
kmnej tuiinti with pili < iiiii I hei
i ill Ieieloi I he west in i e uiple ol tl is
Hi ii Hi lor sieami TuotU liom a
Height cu w is mesti il tonijht
V A Andeisor was anettil ill the
iriHstimcis loi stablim Alt Ciithtr
I 111 Mill Is week
A spt < iil si s ion ol the t ounli coniuiis
slon rseoiiit to reduce tax a st suiuiils
was heltl to tl iy
A nut tin ol olhiids reprcsentiiiLif tin
tiniild sjstmi was lit Id to riise Irei lits
oiilsiile mil in the at He NoIIiiiijj > e
mude iuhbe
Iicon itoss
AcluliIinrlKMMl AitsV Il ippy
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J > tcntl Cur it th f r t n nrr
Kov r < a = lanuuy ilFanners are
not ui ikln < r miiehpii > irition t > i the new
tear but are hiMnjf tine spoit shooting
mulctars
heat mid oats are lookinjr as well a
lonld beext tcteil sun u the told n ip
1 he peoplo an taking much inteiest in
liMit the Wmtc Ho k < rivi aril It is
beinjr leiuc I ttc which it has sadly
needed for some time
1 he health ol out community is ciy
good at present though we may expect
some sitkiussitier so much wet wiatlui
On theivtnineot the 2Jnd I bid the
plcisure ot unitinj in the holy bods ol
niatriiuoin Mi I It Mulhciu and Mi s
Molbe Nicholo all ot H bite Kotk
The Kwminlk am > Iatiion U a
welcome visitoi in our lmiilj May it
luelon and lontiniit to proiein < > it has
inthefiw jiait that le known it 1
visli it a wide cutul ition T 1 fc
IICOII IIIIISIEOICO
A Ilrcis lliKl vt < > <
i s anil I icii s
Ioml
HiLLsnoiio Jauuurj 30 rsot long
Hinee the Mirror said that the olheorH of
Hill county were as sober a sot of ollicials
wcreftrSo lF rl feAnW MJdtli < i C
up here The proprietor of the Mirror
went to Waco homo timo about Christ-
mas and drove a line twostory double
team On bis return and when ho
leached Hillsboro bo found to his great
surprise that ho had ou a twostory hat
but was riding m a ouestory bu gy He
is now ailiurtijuiiRfor a lost biiktfytop
It is i threat pity that ho was not an Hill
eounty olbcial
Ihe ExiMiscit reaches here earlier
than it has been heretofore It reaches
bore several hours ahead of any other
daily
Japtaiu John Dyer nud George Cleve-
land vvtre lure last week ou legal busi-
ness DiHtrict court meets here on fbo 20th
i > r IVbrmiry We have a very small ip
peaiauco tloeket though there are a
great many old cases Judge Knutn
villi hold court hero this term
It has bum raining here for several
weeks mid in consequence the branches
aud creeks are all full
Messrs lernll l ox A Duncan have
opened up again They say they do not
tlesiro a compromise with their credi-
tors that they will pay every dime
they owe and will not bo long about it
This firm has always stood well m the
commercial circles of the country nud
they luivu well merited that reputation
The attachments which were ri
their stock will be withl < >
tmrt m Wnen they found that
ne would bo uuablti to meet their
paper at maturity they uivitttl ill of
tlit ir creditors to meet them hero ami
adjust mutters Someot their crttlitors
emm with that intention knowing their
honesty of purpose aud integrity as
lnisiuess men while others cainowith
their poek tri full of attachment papers
and were ready to crush them to the
wall and were unwilling to give them a
chance to turn tht ir nssetH into money
ho that all of their liabilities could be
liquidated This firm notwithstanding
their recent troubles can buy all tlio
goods they want
It 15 Adams t Co hive not yet re
slimed business It is thought how
over that they will rtsume before long
E O U
Consumption
Thousands who hid longsnittred liom
weak lungs short drtitli asthma and con-
sumption hue loiind relitI in Biowns
Iron liitkrs a tl ue tonic liiTI w
r > olIiiiiKs < < ts I hc Success
Ill entering upon this the tenth anni-
versary of our business in V aco we
again acknowldgc with grateful pride
the liberal patronage of our friends and
patrons in the past aud we shall strive
to merit a continuance of the sime in
the future Having just fitted up an-
other storeroom ntljoiuing nud connect-
ed with our present salesroom wo now
have floor room equal to 5Goxl20 feet
and every part of this space filled with
u stock of furniture carpets mattings
window shades childrens carriages
window glass mattrasses feather beds
barber chairs mirrors chromos parlor
work crockery glassware and table
cuttlery also a complete stock of un-
dertakers goods Our stock forvariety
good work and low prices cannot be
surpassed by any other bouse in the
state We have also added to our busi-
ness a very fine childs white hearse
which makes our undertaking depart-
ment complete and second to none in
the great state of Texas We have a
nice line of single and bed lounges
camp and willow chairs music stauds
fancy cabinets brackets etc Wo are
always glad to jhow goods and invite
one and all to call and look through our
stock Yours very resptly
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At
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SMOKE PETERSENS CIGARS
Youths and boys suits in allgradea and
colors atT Ii Jordan
Notice to I > c1 > toi > > aiilCreditors
Notice is hcicby given that in a contem-
plated absence of several vvtcks I leave
my accounts in charge of J II llitnvood
bookkeeper at the Kxaviinei olhce and
all persons indebted to me on account of
eithersubsinption or advertising arc ic
miested to make settlement vvitli him as
my authorized agent Accounts not duly
settled will beat his option transtwrcd
to an attorney for collection Any one
having a claim agiinst mo is also invited
to pixcnt it lor collection
ltespectliiliv 1 W DovvVs
Waco Jan 10 S2dXvvlm
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WACO TEXAS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2 1882
Tilings of Bauty thatWill Last Forever
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS
itow
TIIISGS aki
tiii stati
The Tramp AuNancc
We notice tint in nil the northern anil
western cities and towns the papers eptak
ol the numerous depredations committed
bj truiips and the rigorous meats btin
employed by corporations to < ct rid ol
tliem They are not onlj nmsttd and
linedand whtn without mean as they
always are thcr are put in the chain ganj
and forced to undergo bard labor tor lon
lionrs on two meals per tay If cau lit a
sekond time tliei arudeilt with more se
vttcly tb in bctore and the second dose is
nlnatssureto driie cen the most h ir
dent il one out ol the country In Iowa
where for the past two wintefs these pests
hue mule their home > s hundreds and
Imebetii guilty ol the meanest sort ot
riid thej are now btin treaed with
seariely a shadow ofnurey intl wbencvtr
fuuml around pnatc resiilcncts insulting
and annoying iein de they are taken out
and dogged This trcitment bus resulted
in foicin those iiinoiiS chaniuen out
of th it cmiitry and they always bind
tht ir steps smiihw ml Texas now beinj
the best nihertised st ite in the union
they think it ihe trunp s piradise and
liitliertluy tome by iiiiruds Our liws
OMrnm the puiiisliment of these loaf
ers buitjr much Icssscitre than those ot
nthti vtntcs and mn tlimite Liiiil in ill
seasons whtn tiny once t t into the slate
the b ue no dealrr to le ie M is ot the
cities lime onliimntcs nliriui to the
trtatmeit ol trimps hut not biiijr strictly
cntoixt d tlie pists teem to hie In no Icir
mil hau aiound with the air ot perltct
county Lately tliey hivu coiuinenced
to anno pc > ple in the siibuibintl htfoie
thei lnimii too hunk roils and saiuy
tht should heeithei mule to show tliev
huet iniiiH ol siippoit or be put at
work It we must siith r the annoy tnee
the shoultl render some return and so
tlunkiii M irslnl M lore his his e > eoti
tlu in mil they had btttci itimuiLnie
iiioiiii
The Army In 4iusli Ioljjjainj
UlHILllatl IhzcUh
ltev Dr Crosby of Xew York said if
he were dictator lie would march the
whole army of the United States into
Utah and stamp out polygamy It
would involve bloodshed but be would
not hesitate ou that accouut It is bet-
ter to do it now at the expense of a little
bloodshed than to let polygamy grow
and cause more bloodshed Congress
he said ought to pass a law for its sup-
pression anil then Ihil Sheridan ought
to be seut there with 15000 men to com-
pel its enforcement dust bow Ilnl is
to enforce the law when there is no for-
cible resistance to it and when Mormons
administer the law perhaps the ltev
Doctor cau tell The Kev Samuel D
Uurchard said he is convinced that
Mormonism cannot continue to exist
in the face of a determined
public opinion ltev Dr Charles H
Parkhurst said he could not under
stand why congress neglects to take up
the subject There seems to be a gen
eral opinion among tho ministers that
congress has done nothing in this nIFair
There is much evidence that most of the
clergy who are agitating the antipoly
gamy crusade need to inform themselves
vviat Mormonism is and of tho way it
has hitherto set at naught the laws of
eonirress I Jut even if Phil Sheridan
were to march 15000 men to tho front of
a Mormon dwelling and call out the
saint to a drumhead courtmartial he
would netd the form of evidence That
is what the tourts in Utah have found
impossible to get The only way the
army could exterminate poly gamy would
be as Saul was directed to serve the
Amalekites
IiIiiI < m1 Slit I ties
London 11 nth
V otmmsn ti itjititml ct < tiu s wtt > iti IiLe
bt toil long htorty has one oi two in
his MilIio at Home which will astonih
the pubht He has colored n scminudc
U i A v7x jkXKgtj rrfadjuvv u iiv vliit
Hon is once called to it th it in the glare
ot pure white lnlf the modeling is lost
The old tatucs look o much betttr tn m
the new he sivs pniiy hctaiise al-
though the colons luhhtd oil the in utile
is stained and toned down Mi Morgan
heinker i to hue Mr btorej o great
bjrdinapalus whuh is also to be elabo
ratly tinted As sculptors like doctors
litter it will surprise no one to heir that
btouy considers Gibson Venus a tinted
erroi not httausj tinted but because
tinttd amiss Gibson ho ays had nocye
lot toloi To tolor a statue is like toloi
ing a pit lure hut it s ems the tolor is not
to lie I nil on th ck so is to hide the tt x
turcol theiiittblc but the tint is rathtr
to suggest tolor ol ditlelint sit id mid
to so ik into the m ut It having its line
giuii ot surf ite as bttue
tiii icotvk rion
Y oImilii3 Testimony of Our
lie He InriiHtN in
the Con my
Mattbevv = Mascy
cnvnblc distinction
111 ults
is house
ol
Jlitjnr A lltnthm n
Dkaii Siu When I took out vi ro-
tary plow on trial I did with jioor
faith in Us working he damaging
reports I had I nt from parties inter-
ested m her sulky pIo > vs who Isup
rti were houest in their assertions
lint I take gnat pleasiue in saying that
I have the best plow made I would
uot take SflOO for it could I not get an
other like it 1 can plow sod black dirt
or mud and scour all the time My
scraper bothered me at the start uutll
1 got it set correctly but now it beats
anything I ever saw for light draft gootl
work and ease of m inngeiuent A 10
year old boy can work it and beat any
other plow with an expert Major yon
and your plow are being slandered by
ilfsiguingiutin who are trying to build
themselves and their goods a reputation
it your expense but pay no attention to
it your reputation is solid among all
tho good fanners of this country and
your plow is as certain to beat them all
ont as you live I have tried the Oliver
chilled and all other sulkies on this
market and they are no comparison
whatever I am yours very respectfully
diwlt D M CitfNsiuw
Great dilutee lor Itir iiu
The contininus b id weither lor the past
month prevtnted the people troni coin-
ing to town to lay in their suppies
then fore a I irge por ion ol my stock of
wintei goods which I am ctlbng at very
v eiy low prices are j et on n mil and will-
s 11 them lower than ever to cl > se out 1
am pn paring for a good summei tra le
and will give extra m luttinents to pur
clnseis Come one come all mid see the
baigin i will give you in clothing boots
and shoes hats and other goods in my
line I will sell as mintioned above
until the 2Sth ot this month ind after that
I will give you a chan c at my new and
inrge spring and snnmici stock whiib is
now ordert d for this market Th inkinu
y ou for liberal patron ige in ihe pi t ind
would respectfully a = k a continuance of
the same in the future
15 Alexv sDkr
No 1 South Third street
ColTce drinkers should read the adver-
tisement in another column headed Good
Coflte
Coinc and = ee our undershirts fioai 3a
cents up at T IL Jordans
enjoy an
and sign
EuntPH They never saght their work
ut always do an honest job my 12
i
Im Coiulort and Ssssliion
ou must go to Ilabcr s and buv your-
self a Uoak a dolman or a nice lishtcol
ored walkingjaiket They ue so pretty
and so cheap Call at onie jn
B Haiiliu Austinstreet
Wctern and country
kind at Bart Moore
produce of every
1210te
A fine lot of cotton cleviot shirts
50 cents at T It Jordans
for
JWhitney Livery Stables
The traveling public as well as the
people of Whitney and Hill county will
be glad to know that Frank llinehman
has opened a very tine livtry stable His
buggies ro id and drummer wagons arc
all new and hoises the listest and safest
in Hill county Itcmeuibcr this when
you go to Whitney 102SH
Seed w he it and oats mt ae In large or
small quantities A Hinciimav
01U5dwtf Auitiujsireet
GENERAL TELEGRAMS
neon AM PARTS Ol
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struclhc Iirt sit Luov > illc
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SHFIUI VXS Bibb AIMOT A IIFn I VV
tensile
Washnotos February 1 Tim presi
dent pro tern submitted a report from
tho committee on internal revenue m
respect to the resolution of December
14th in relation to the sale of farms or
plantations iu South Carolina for col
lection of direct taxes in insurrectionary
districts
On motion M indnms leoltition vvn
adopted requisling the prenlent to toni
iiiunicate tin torresp indent o bitwcui the
eet Uive dep irtmeut and the th p u tmeiit
agents ot the United Mates itltlmg to
the piopo < < td omrress ot Anieiirui n i
tionsau any tbn e ot tlit in in lssj
Vatneasktd eousiilerjton ol his reso-
lution oalli ig lor inloiination lonierning
the inifeondut t oi irregulantus ot uiti
nil rcviiiuttilhtiiN in thc ixth thstiitt of
North Carolin i
lloii ohjtttd as he ltgiriled the reso-
lution a rclhttion upon the tieisuuy
dtp iitmtnt The motion was nut prestd
l he fenite then took up Mor-
gan s pending resolution calling lor
mi authentic statement ot all tisls in id
by onnorin leleiente to tl e heivy ordi-
nal e being built by the Unitid Mutes
and also tor tho punting ot testiuiony
t iken In the I i t t ongress on the subject
ol lit ivy ortlin nice and piojecting as to
the tests to which they hive been sub
jts tt d
llawley suggetol that the amount ol
pruting retUiied by the ie < olutioii ol ic
vvistotovn ill import int m ittt r of tie
onbn nice bureiuas hisupposed it would
he illcifitiurite
A discussion followed Morgan ex
ilaiued that his motion was to have pub
1 shed matters which the bureau bad
suppressed He had been lufornietl that
the bureau vvas very much interested m
certain inventions aud its chief olbcers
held claims upon inventions which they
had caused to bo duly patented Ho
wanted to have the whole matter sifted
to the bottom and an opportunity givtn
to American inventors to compete with
foreign bureaus Haw ley thought the
charge of the senator from
Al ibinni was based upon repre-
sentations of dissatisfied inventors
who had not received the rewards they
expected He suggested direct and lesb
expensive means of obtaining the ob
j ett of the resolutions The selection of
a committee of the senate to go over
what he called a mass of rubbish and
ascertain what appropriation ought to bo
granted Hs believed that tho bureau
liko all government departments vvas
condtictetl by honorable men
A discussion followed occupying timo
beyond tho morning hour aud was par-
ticipated m by Allison aud Hood tho
latter observing that an estimato cost of
printing would be 550000
Moigan ictittd his ehargi s and Alhot
cpl lint il tint eongitss provnltd at the
I est session an efbcient bt of ordm intj
is oncrtd bv the govt rnmtnt Tliero
wasan in ependent boird appolnttd Tho
leoution was tin illy 1 ml as de without
iciion The st mite ut li oclock took up
the percent bond bill
Morgan advocated as an additional sec-
ond to the amendment as follows Tint
an agreement made with the holdtis of
which rite of intercston such bonds is u
II need to 3j percent vtr yeai is htubyl
fully n latcd anil conhimc it oid i r
Upon the suggtstiou ot lug ills tho
liutndmcnt was notilitd by the nu m
bcrs of an ixprcss itcognitijii ot agite
iiM nt as valid and binding upon the gov-
ernment The atntnilineiit was then
acioptcd w ithout vote
Also n provision offered by Davis of
West Virginia declaring that nothing m
the act shall be so construed as to au-
thorize an increaso of tho public debt
It was then reported to the senate from
a committee of tho wholeaud the qiits
tnm beiug upon agreeing to the amend-
ments as a whole Sherman asked for a
separatu vote on Plumb s amendment
applying surplus revenues over 100
XIOOOO to reduction of the public debt
He said that if tins proposition was
not stricken out he and others
who bad acted with him would bo
compelled to vote against the bill
He urged upon the senalo to
appreciate the importance of maintain-
ing a suthcieut reserve m the trtasury aa
heretofore iu onler that sudden enier
gt ucies nn ht be provided against and
urf iil that in the proposed reduction as
now made it would open the door to fur-
ther attempts m the same direction
liivaid took tin tlooi but yielded tor a
uioitiou oiispecul sission Ilnding ic
tion on the million the st n lie loocurrtil
in the resolution tixuig the 7tn ol Keb
Iii trv is a tl iy lor the i iriie tl ineiiiiiiul
servile
House
McKiuly of Ohio ollered a resolu-
tion setting apart Monday the 27th day
of February 1S82 for iueniunil services
on the late president lames A Gartii Id
Hill of New Jersey introduced a bill
reducing the postage on letters and
sealed packages to two cents per half
ounce or under four cents for over
half ouuee and under two ounces and
for each additional two ounces or frac
tiou thereof
Tw o reports were referred under the
call ot the committee ou lulls for tho
erection of public buildings aud grounds
aud was referred to the committeo of
the whole
Harris from tho committee on epi-
demic disease reported favorably with
amendment on tho bill for the distribu-
tion of pure vaccine to the people The
amendment appropriates 3150000 to en-
able the national board of health to sup-
ply the pure article nt cost pneo aud re-
quire the proceeds ot sale shall bo paid
into the treasurv quarterly
At the conclusion of the morning
hour the house at 11 a m went into
committee of the whole Colkms in the
chair ou the postollite appropriation
billUpon
Upon this amendment a long dis-
cussion followed Wise explained tho
provisions of the bill and the amonut
appropriated was 4352l > o00 only
S787577 ot which would tome out of the
general fund iu the treasury Since the
estimated revenne of the postoflice
department amounted to 84271172 tho
committee on appropriation had cnt
down the estimates of the department
in several particulars the principal
reduction being in the refusal to appro-
priate more than S500000 for tho pur-
pose of extending the free letter carrier
systemthe department asking for 1500
000 A discussion of the remarks gener-
ally as to the debate on the bill was
limited to three honrs
Several notices of intention to oiler
amendments were given among them
one by Hooker of Mississippi limiting
tho power of the postmastergeneral to
discontinue mail service on steamboats
Since frauds which has existed as was
alleged in the star route service had
been discovered there had been a discon
tinuance ot service by steamboats on
the Mississippi river which amounted
to an almost absolute annihilation of
the mail service The object of his
amendment was to prevent it being dis
cretionary with the head of a depart-
ment to interfere and become a law of
the land rather than use express legisla-
tion in cougress
King of Louisiana advocated Hook-
ers amendment
Hiscockof New York in responso to
some criticism by Hooker upon the
action of the postmabtergeneral in dis
continuing the service ou steamboats
quoted reasons advanced by that oflicer
for his action to show that sueb service
had been discontinued in some cises
because it had been snpported by btar
service and its continuance amoiuted to
nothing but a subsidy to steamboat com-
panies Carried without further action
Ihe speaker liid before tnc hotisi a
nicsjc tromthe pnsulent couinitting
ltttel ° from tie ouuniMoneis ot pen-
sions tvmg an estimate of the ainoiin s
that will be required annually to pay pen-
sions forthe next twentjtivcjcirs nn
dt r certain conditions Itefcrrcd
Adjourned at 440 p m
Tobacco Trade
PETFaisnuiw Va February 1 A
special meeting of the board of trade
and of tobacco manufacturers m tins
place was held yesterday at tho tobacco
exchange for the purpose of framing j
and adopting an nddress to the tobacco j
planters of Virginia and North Carolina
urging tho importation nud
turn of early instead of Virginia leaf
in places where the latter fails to pros-
per A thousand copies ot an address
will bo produced and distributed
through the above named states Tho j
press ot Virginia and North Carolina j
are requested to give tho latter a favor-
able consideration aud wide circulation
ItanU lailure
Putis February 1 It is believed that
legal proceedings will be commenced
against tho Union General Its
suspension was cnuscd by the refusal of
London banks to pay 1700iX francs
which the y drew upon to enable tho
Union General to meet its liabilities
Thirtyone strong boxes m the Uni n
Generals vaults were found empty and
the exnmiuatiotl ot its books proves
when Mr Balleaux stated its profits were
170000 francs the bank was really in
dt licit to the amount of 960000 francs
I > e trucIIi s Iire
Ksoxville Tenu February 1 Fire
broke out m Davis X Co s collar factory
last night In half nti hour tho JJIock
building nud all conteuts were destroyed
Iioss S5000 Ihe lire communicated
to the block of frame buildings on Gay
street in the old part of the city In a
short time three buildings were con-
sumed The firo vvas then got under
control and the remainder of the block j
wassavtd Total loss 40000
Iiit l > < tliil in tiirgii
New ouk February 1 An Au-
gusta Gi special says W II Felton the
leader of the independents m Georgia
two hours He declares m favor of
the abolition of poll tax nnd national
b inks and for unlimited gold and silver
coinage for silver certificates and for
the abolition of the convict system
Lnelt I sicapc
Xfvt Yoiik February 1 The steamer
Itiehmoud from West Point Virginia
wtnt ashore at Cedar Island nt HM
otloek yesterday afternoon Tt was
snowing heavy ut the time A fog boat
went to the assistance of the Richmond
aud helped her oil She receivetl no
damages and at once proceeded to her
pier
Killlard llalcli
Nfw York February 1 Private
advices from Pans state that iu a bil
liard match last night Viguiux m the
second inning scored 15111 beating the
lust score ou recoul at a champions
game that of SchneHer at 112
ii visions nvniiittiii
LivimrooL February 1 Noon
Cottou is moderate inquiry freely sup-
plied Uplands Gvl Orleans i d
Sales 8000 bales speculation nud ex-
port 1000 bales Receipts 15950 bales
all American Upl mds low middling
clause February deliverv CSili 19
ktl l ebrnarvMarcli b5RifG 1 32d
MarchApril illlGd AprilMay G d
MayJune GldlGd JuneJnlv G21S2d
JulyAugust GgG2 32d AugustSep
tember G151 Gd Futures aro steady
Nkw York February 1 Stocks are
irregular Money G per cent Ex-
change long 51 KJ < do short S4S7J
State bonds are dull anil firmer Gov-
ernment bonds aro fairly firm
Vfu Oiri ts TYhriiHrv 1 Vnlif
Cotton is dull Sales 2 jOU bales
Orthuarv ae good ordinary
10 c low middling lllfc middling
4l viTCsgrDsslb urJu1iae s M rK
to Great Britain 5111 bales continent
1J00 bales coastw ise 2371 b lies Stock
575000 bales Futures aronteulv sales
2 > 00 bales February deliverv llliOfe
1170c March llODc ApnlJiiWft 1221c
May 12 i 5l2 lie June i255iftl25Gc
July 12fitfel205c August1275fel27Gc
September 11 85fell87c October 1115
1110c
New York February 1 Cotton is
dull Sales yul bales Uplands 2c Or
leans 125 Gc Futures art easv Feb-
ruary delivery Il01llHlc March
1210fel2 17c Net receipts 1008 bales
gross 3b78 bales Futures ch setl barelv
steady Sales 10500 bales Februar v
delivery 1101 1105c March 1217fe
1218c April 12uS12d9c Mm 1258ft
12 5e June 12G3fel2G5e JrIy 1285
12SGc August 12 Gifrl297c Sep
tember 1252fel2 31c October 11 Slfe
llsc November llGlfellG2c lecem
ber llGfellG5c
Niw York February 1 Cotton is
dull and easy Sales 207 bulifc Up
lands 12e Urleius I2l4C Consoli-
dated nit receipts 12827 bales Ex-
ports to Great Britain 17500 Vtles
continent 1750 bales
The Post s cotton report says ttiefii
turo deliveries at the first call lost two
points iiml hit r in the day other csiIU
tight poiuts The advance yestirdav
was no doubt premature at the ilurd
call Februarys brought llb9c aGircbs
1217c Aprils 12 3lc and January 1175c
Nrw ork February 1 Coll ee is
dull and unchanged Sugar is un
changed and rather more doing fair to
gootl refining quoted at 7fe8c refining
easier and dull
Niw Orleans February 1 Night
Flour is strong superfine > 00 < it525
XX 550fe575 XXX G25feG55
higher grades S700fe7 K Corn is
iu good demand mixed 78c white is
scarce at U0e Oats are firm prime
> 7c choice 58c Pork is quiet old
1875 new 81950 Lard is quiet and
steady refined tierce ll > jjfellJfe ktg
12jc Ory salt meats steady and in
good demand shoulders loose SGl > 5
packed SG85 clear rib long clear S975
elt ar packed S10 00 Bacon is quiet
shoulders 71c clear rib ami long rib
10 4c Hams steady and iu good
demand chouo sugar cured canvassed
11 He Coffee is quiet and steady
cargoes ordinary to prime 8Kllc
Sugar is scarce luid lirm common to
good common GfeGe fair to fully
fair GJ feCfc prune to choice 7 fe
73ac yellow clarified 85sfe8l < c
Molasses is m good demand common
3510c centrifugal 40feG0c fair 19fe
50c prime to choice G0fe70c ltice is
iu good demand atfull prices ordinary
to choice 5t4 fe7c
St Louis February 1 Flour is nniet
and unchanged Wl eat is higher but
unsettled No 2 red113 cash 131
March Corn opened higher but de
clined G2e cash Glc March Oats high-
er but slow 454e cash lGc March
Porkjstrong but slow S183J Februarv
S185 March Lard nominally higher
1121 Bulk meats strong held lugher
shoulders 530c nbs9J5c clear 900c
A > ev illolliei > liii u
1 rom ihe Tlilla leliilila Tim s
Tho same evidences of political dis-
integration are to be seen in all sections
of the country Tho now apparently
solid republican senate and house will
be broken into the fragments of faction
before the first of March and the strong-
est republican btatcs of the north will be
convulsed by coalitions of the best ele-
ments of both parties against the place
men of everv faith Both parties aro
rotten all around the edges in some
localities thev are both rotten to the
becomes the
very core anil as coalition
good men will de
policy of bad men
forced to coalition to defeat spoilsmen
and plunderers
An Anotomaliral Ciiiloitj
7 11
soith Bind JnJ inuJ
unertlcd a liisiis
Inbiinc of this city
niarWalkeitnn this county tt
Lv i is a mirneil woman who has in
add tiun to the two biasts on her chest
u the uual pla c two perfect formed
ontsonlitrltlc inil > bctwetti thelnee
amllicrgioin Hie hreists are about thu
size ot a large hens egg and aro sur-
mounted by nipple tliiDii > h which her-
b ibes have drawn the laetcal nourishment
with as ninth ease and in as I irge quanti-
ties as tliaough those on her chest Ihe
worn in is the wife a welltodo firmer
nil i the mother ot several chiUlren
Her case exc tes much attention anion
the mettle il litcrmty
Go to CT Smiths lor Paiiiters Supj > iies JDesigns and WaUaPaper
O J
JL
California Canned o0O
Straw hcrries
Green Gagts
Apricots
Birtlett Feir
Mucit Gnpts
Asparagus
Blackberries
Egg Plutna
Damson Plums
Peaches
Green Vexi
Tomatoes
Received from Sin Fnncico in car
loid Iot3 BEbl BRANDS LOWEST
PRICES
JOHN F MARSHALL Waco Tex
NUMBER 283
iioKiciitii kivkiatio > s
Tien 3IaUer iind llauncrx u
lIormoisiii
Kcw York Star
Svlt Lvke Cm Utah January 11
i In tins city siuco President Arthur tt
I message condemning Mormonism the
feeling towards the stalwarts has bit
torly changed and now indignant npos
tohc denunciatiatious have been the
order of Prcsulsnt Taylors harangues
both in tho tabernacle and in his co-
operative stores ami as an ndditiouu
order for pay niont of tithes has beet
issued for representative purposes
the poor illiterate laborer and his Hoc
of emaciated wives arc bringing ouf
their savings and m troops hnvo beei
Hocking to the city to aid their Sav
lour President Taylor to overthrov
the serpent of infidelity which tht
United States is attempting to forco oi
us as the Mormon president puts it n
an address just issued
I supposo you have heard of Taylor s
receut marriage the twenty eighth w iff
a blooming Massachusetts widow She
has raised a terrible rumpus in tho
presidential mansion and as she
broomstiektd one of her sisterwives
last week ou the public streets rumor
has already assigned her n sojonru m
San Francisco At any rati she has
gone aud the groom ot hardly a mouth
did not seoherofl
Young s mining scheme in conuection
with an Uuglisli company of which I
wrote you last summer bus been com-
promised 1 and S2 > 70OU has been tho
amount old Bnghims son had to pay to
save bis reputation
Avery mysterious murder took place
in the Big Gulch Cativon on Mondar
Slth and the poor wrttch n Mormon
named Welch an educated Scotchman
who emigrated last winter is supposed
to bo 1 victim of the church whoso
secrets he threatened to divulge At
any rate he bud no personal enemies
was i quiet but determined man ami
opened the campaign tonight and spoke as ho was poor and had prepared a man
usenpt for lecturing purposes which
hail disappeared and as threatening let-
ters from the church were found 111
his tabiu the Christians hero believe
he was a victim of the bishopshatred
aud another case has been added to the
long list of mysterious murders takiug
piice annually
A very painful piece of scandal is just
now agitating both Mormon and Geutilo
circles In 1 59 a family consisting ot-
a mother and two young children ar-
rived here from Wales the father re-
maining at homt Ihe wife became tho
fourth wife of George Welles a cousin
of exBishop Welles and his daughters
grew up to be handsome proud ladle9
refusing all polygamic offers Last
year a young man arrived here with 11
bitch of converts from Shorc
ditch England and he being of a
superior education and a dashing sketch
artist was received with ope arms by
the elite of tho Mormon cles and
became acquainted witl Miss Re
becca Welles They Iovt
married Inst January one
it is now positively prove 1
brother and sister
a child a bright pretty girl
that the father after his
him to join Brigliam Yo
Hock became the objt
mark m his native towi
md on Tuesday es
Pacific railroad ni
Although several
citizens protested
outrage President
Salt Lake City t
government but ir
m itter rests
On Monday the
ingtou m Presidti
Bishops Pratt mid
l
by two detective
of money how r
but at the depot
where a crowd of 1
Pratt said iCauui
will return with
doesnt Verv si
A batch ot 33
being collected at
pected here next
turns ira already
them to Arizona
way there are o
Nevada who pay u
lor and nearly 1 <
the government k
Bismarcks fina
expelling Jlormo
casioned great s
aro rumors that t
about to pursue tl
During the pasi
1 1882 490J tn >
from Europe
women and onh
lead and write If
were from En
Wales and the ri
sionanesare now
Norway and on Ar
President Tay 1
Rhode Island avi
luxurious palatia
111 December for
Euglish women
teachers here 1
lobying and the
heard on the stre
from our lady fm m
Bibhop Pratts
I
Armstrong a d
English farmer 1
from England an
woman lies lost 1
of promise again
converted herwlili
111 Europe and a
tiled there is a p
meutsiu thecas
Elder Simouson l >
in her home u I
embark to this coa
was a single mail
testations of love
Hi
and he migrated to shorodit
and there assuming another name mar-
ried and this young man was his bcl by
his second wife The mairiig o tho
mother to Welles changed her tbatity
and although as has 1 ce been
known he knew of his ste sintt rs
iu the United States lie 1 er knew
IKS fiKffliiWtfudrT d hotS °
gamy bliico tins affair baa become
public there is proof that living near
Ocden the old junction < t tieCecfil
111111 named Joseph Sai eft fn i i
not only married his own sister bti1 i 1
children by her buf has nuniLil
Ins mothers younger swtcr Tins
lLst matter came nr bfiug Hit
subject of a public 111 estimation four
y ears ago but Mr Cai
her of congress in somi
lt although the San Fr
hinted nliout the affai
particnlarfe
Last Sunday while
was holding forth in tl
commotion was hairii
tion room just oil the
the Mormon suuta m
door aud dragged fi
S in Francisco daily
himself there and vv
the sermon He wa
Beehouse the p
s U d for WisT
s special 1 r
ii accompnji d
1 lar ft s i
not known
I efore leavi >
r I ad RKseiiMta
et his st at 1
penny if >
10
i inta are r
ool and ar t
iy Pmvi
u made to s ut
> vadii J
Mtrini
President
nzona i t
sfnet
t arresting i
1 uantM hd
re aud tl 1 t
ah premier >
> noli y
dliiJuuue j
ha1 e ar 1
h t 1 w
n iu riu i
Juciited 2 1
Scotlom 1
Prnssia A-
in Sweden 1
trrt for I
ritt Hl 11
Washmgti
j
ami sent iht t
u time edncatfil
were Eormeriy
1 ject is evidently
on s now T i v
A1 at is tlit
in WaahmgtoL
gp a Miss Beat-
er of a Wiaitl
icent import
is penorly tduci 1
v a suit for I
L er Simouson >
a missionary I r
papers are fib i y
e of racy uev > p-
iss Armstrong tas
mistsl to marry lu
gland if she we n
ry assurmt hr lie
A believing hs nr v
aud mariiug was
more readily iuiIiul 1 to come to
ici but that upon hei arrival b
found he had wiif
wero
and
y were
v Lnvo
1 ineara
ifi ds ted
aud his
of re
1 Wnios
ion tuen nitni
wy suppressed
IlstcCUron I
it never gave
sideut Taylor
mple agrt t
> conirLi
i aud two of
i isli for th-
e nrler < a
I id s cret < 1
g not 1 r
1 off to f 10
lial IDHIlnluJl
I I the l uiovi
fcomtwi rd
ent gentile
uigh111 I > d
said
giaiice to b- <
ad there the
ue
sV
y deceived her and
she now seeks Sioiuft as 1 balm to her
lacerated feelings It appears that
Bishop Pratt has adopted her as n daugh
ter Ci and is urgiiw the suit and Eder
Siraonson threatens to retaliate and
tell tales ont of 1 10I
Fancy ctssimcrt suit lor business at
the Kentucky Cash Store
IVsitcmictoii Jeel
Saved liom melons i rovvin on Gare
ton Island
for sale at
Bart Moow
Advice is cheapdrcadlully cheap But
we must to true to our uistiiicti ol 111
St manity and tell our sflring friends > u
Jacobs Oil and surprise their rhcuma
i hBu l l o at the result J
n f i
U L Han
cj esq of Chicago b iv g 1
XmHrLiricr I lmt t0 r tluty to thofa
UlU X
n i = not raU voice in iti
Cigars ami Aobicco
B st 5eeat Cigir in townat
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