The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 160, Ed. 1, Friday, January 19, 1894 Page: 1 of 8
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HKTjUtJ8BSn JVZT 10 1888
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Itniertd at the VottoOleeatWaco Term n. Neeonrt Vlntt Matter
e No. 160.
WACO TEXAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY 19 1894.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Debate in Congress on
the Tariff.
Second Week of Our
inter Clearing Sale!
OUR SALE MADE LOTS OF BUSINESS FOR
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
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iy not? They are wanted every day and present prices create
Together quite a large crowd ior January will keep it up
AND MAKE TRADE THIS WEEK.
$5.00 a Suit.
$0.00 a Suit.
OTHER PROCEEDINGS
Should You Need!
Serious Race Trouble and
Bloodshed in Georgia.
A LYNCHING IN LOUISIANA
IS SUITS ages 13 to 18 to close values )
j to $7.50 they will sell this week at
Suits ages 13 to 18 to close values up 1
I8.50 all this summer's goods they will '-
ill sell this week at )
The Stanford Huntington Case
The Brazilian War.
tiful shell Cordovan
ble and fiine.
Children's
Ladies'
Patent tipped Opera toccl
Button shoes All colored
evening Slippers Common
sense high and low shoes
Soft stylish and handsome.
Men's
Lace and Congtcss. licau-
1'atent Leather Shoes and Pumps dura-
ial Clearing Without Reserve.
Iackct and Pant Suits values up to 6.oo at i dQ MA nn
1 to. values un to 8.oo at Sc.oo : some are nfl.f)U (I III!
short lots others all sizes 4 to 14 the price )
irill close them up the weights are such Vl' Q n SJiiif
lhat they canbe worn three months yet. j tpt (I pill I.
values 75c to 5Q cts a paira
Pants all sizes
juo closing price.
lop 00t"tS.
Boys will need them yet; we don't want to box them up it is
a fight against boxing. We'll be sure winners because we
make the prices low. Business methods have changed in the
last five years. Low prices make sellers; clearing sales makes
both at N .
3 BROTHERS
Eastern Sliver Crisis.
sdon Jan. 19 A dispatch to
nmes from Honcr Kone save
increasing
luver crisis is
Iness in the east and the situa-
Is further complicated by the
fiy of currency at Shanghai
i-n-ong ana Singapore owing
1 decreasing snuiiliea of Mexi-
liars Mexican exchange not
; adapted itself to the heavy
silver. In the nresent coudi-
I affairs may eaailv become dan.
M.
The Inter-Oceanic Road.
City Of Mexico Jan. 10. Presi-
Schvabe'a Suicide.
p Francisco Jan. 19. Hugh
labe who committed suicide
Wst night by cutting an artery
1 thigh was the son of Senator
pbe of Hamburg who recently
munon and a half marks to
a picture callerv in thateitv.
mother was Countess von
fen 1 of Lubeeke. Schwabe
book-keeper for a loaal whole
film and had lipnn lnndinc a
Pifo.
(lent Diaz has signed the concession
in I for the completion of the extension
of iho Inter-Oceanic railway from
the town of Matamorae state of
Pueblo to Port Aeapulco on the
west coast of Mexico. The new
concession goes under the name of
the Lugar railway ana tne conces-
sionaire is Senor Gavier Algera.
The money for the completion of
this road was recently scoured in
London and it is expooted that the
work on its completion will be
rushed.
House Proceedings.
Washington D. C. Jan. 10.
At the opening of the session of
the houBe tho report of the com
mittee on elections in favor of
O'Neill the Democratic contestant
in the contested election ease nf
O'Neill vs. Joy was presented and
ordered printed. Consideration of
tho tariff bill was then resumed
the pending amendment boing that
of Johnson (Dem. Ohio) to place
steel rails on the free list.
Before Dalzell was recognized to
proceed with his speech begun yec-
terday Wilson asked unanimous
consent that three hours he set aside
next Monday for consideration of
the sugar sohedule. This was
agreed to.
Dalzell began by recapitulating
tho charges lie had made against
Johnson. He had shown he said
that Johnson manufactured certain
kinds of street railway rails behind
tho protection of 100 patents and
wanted railway rails to go on tne
free lisfthat he coerced his employes
in tho face of the hard times and
starvation into accepting their wngos
in one-third cash and twe -thirds
scrip; that he made an untrue state-
ment and had altered the steno-
grapher's note? and lastly that tho
scrip had been hawked about tho
streets of Johrstown and had been
bought in at a discount by a rela-
tive of Johnson'sbeforo it was re-
deemed at par.
Johnson "replied to Da'zell in a
semi-humorous vein. He said he
had notified Dalzell that ho was
going to attack the steel rail pool
and that he micht bo prepared: but
instoad of makine a defouso ho
made a personal attack upon him
(JohnBpn). He (Johnson) did not
claim to bo a philanthropist.
The vote was then taken upon
Johnson's amendment and it was
lost ayes 79 nays 100.
FINE DRESS SHOES
SOLID SCHOOL SHOES.
They Have an Elegant Stock at
ri nimrn ill iiihiait a iiiiifii'n
MmiLMIUMIIlke
A Serious Race Fight.
Augusta Ga. Jan. 10. The
riot which occurred at Rouse Ridge
near Jackson S. C twenty miles
below Augusta where tho negroes
had made a war upon tho whites
was worse than at first roported.
Paul Green is dead and Rhett
Green will die. Both are promi-
nent white men. Tho trouble
grew out of an attempt by consta-
bles and posses to arrest a negro
desperado named Judge. The ne-
gro had an iutimation of tho coming
of the olfijers and had about forty
of his friends iu ambush about the
house. Eight or ten whites
were dangerously wournkd and
several negroes were alio in the
pitohod battle which cowrcd but
nono woro killed. Tho officers
were bo'.rayed by a white man
whom they claim they know and
there aro strong suspicions that
there will he a lynohing in that vi-
cinity. The battle between the
whites and nogroes lasted some
time and tho wonder is that more
wore not killed.
Once More for Lillian.
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SI1 RtlRHnll nnrl C;- T3-
-. HUU KJllLUIL t I'
ae to be married earlier than
lorignally intended. The oere-
w to be quietly performed at
CK llQYi SnnrloTT offo.nnnn at
uuuj 11 VG1UVUU MV
Kuaaell's home No. 318 WeBt
Street. It will ho a nivil nnrfi-
P. at which Judso MnAdam. of
Potior court will officiate.
'orovor rifiy Year.
inblov's Soothing; Syrop
ecu used for ohildmn t.nthine.
oines thQ child softens tno gums
l ll Dain. nllroe :...i -1:V A
b. vu.v. nmu uuiiu uu
St rpmndiT fn TV.....l.m
"V-five cents a bottle.
The Drys Won.
Hillshouo Jan. 19 In the local
option election held here yesterday
the pros won by a majority of 141.
Cotton Market.
Nkw Ok leans Jan. 19. Glenny
& Co. say: Liverpool opened 3 64
lower dosed 4-04 to 5-04 lower.
Spots easier prico unchanged; sales
12000 bales.
New York opened 4 points lower
de alining 7 points additional then
reacted. At 1:20 it was 7 points
holnw vesterdav.
Naw Orleans opened 4 points
lower declining 8 points additional
reacted and was s lower than yes-
terday at 12:0 p. m. The decline
in Liverpool ana heavy receipts at
ports with larger interior receipts
ban expected caused oonaido.-
7V ...IinaJ on the Dart of
tho longs who were free sellers.
T.-r in the sossion covering by
the shorts caused a slight reaction
RflceiDts here ior
estimated at 8000
were based on 1
tomorrow aro
Spot Ealea here
10 decline.
Subscribe for The News.
Will Resume Business.
Washington Jan. 19. Comp-
troller Eckels announcos that the
First National bank of Great Falls
Montana which has been in trouble
will resume business shortly.
Stanford-Huntlngton.
San Fhancisco Jan. 19. The
Examiner says Mrs. Leland Stan-
ford iB too ill to attend to business
but haft answered questions through
her secretary Mr. Nash in such a
way as to give the impression that
she will sue C. P. Huntington for
the stocks which ho is alloged to be
withholding from the banford es-
tite. When asked direotly if Mrs.
Stanford would bring suit against
Huntington Mr. N3sh answered;
"No I think not at present."
"But she iutends to get posses
sion of those bonds at any cost does
she not?" was asked.
"She certainly does" said Mr.
Nasb
When asked to s?ay positively
that she would not bring suit Mr.
Naah said: "I would not say
that."
Subscribo for The Npws it ia only
50 ocnts a month.
A Louisiana Lynching
Nkw 0 leans Jan. 19. On the
Greenwood plantation near Bayou
Sara in tho parish ot West
Feliciana Wednesday night a white
man named Roberts was killed by a
nfgro plantation band. Tho negro
ako wounded a white boy. A mob
had been organized for tho purpose
of going to the cabin of the negro
and cowhiding him as he was sus-
pected of burning a corn orib on tho
plantation. When the mob reached
the place the negro throw open a
window of his cabin and fired a
double tarrel shot gun into the
crowd with tho above result. After
firing the gun the negro attempted
t.n effect his escano. hut as ho ran
through tho door of the cabin ho
wis fired upon aud was wounded
twico. Ho was unable to proceed
further aud was captured. Tho
mob was ho incensed at tho killing
of Roberts aud the wounding of tho
lad that they strung the nogro up to
a tree. 111s uouy was iuuuu nail-
ing from a limb yesterday morning.
The Report Discredited.
Washington. D. C. Jan. 19.
Tho Btatoraent that extreme suffer-
ing exists among tho IndianB at the
Pine Ridge agonoy is discredited at
tho bureau of Indian affairs. Iho
officials ridicule the assertion that
the IndianB aro "dying like sheep. '
If there wore any extended amount
of suffering or romarkably large
death list it is stated an official
report on tho subject would bo sent
to tho bureau at once.
Chihuahua Captured by Rebels
El Paso Jan. 19. A dispatch
to tho mayor of Juarez says Chi
huahua is iu tbo hands of robols. Tho
first attack was mado by a dotaoh-
mont of rt volutionists on tho west
side of town which called tho fed-
eral garrison to that point. Imme-
diately tho insurgents rushod into
tin city on tho east side. The
masses of tho people being in sym-
pathy with Sauiana Perez thore
was no resistance from that source.
This news was given to tho corres-
pondent by an intimate frioud oC
tho mayor of Juarez.
A Territorial Protost.
Salt LakkCity Utah Jan. 10.
At a convention in this city of
prominent banking men represent-
ing all the bauking houses in Utah
resolutions have been adopted pro-
testing to congress against tho
removal of tho tariff on wool as
contemplated in tho Wilson bill.
Editor Chllds III.
PniLADKLi'HiA Jan. 19. Tho
condition of Georgo W. Childswho
was sc'zcd with an alarming attack
of vertigo as he was proparing to
leave tho Public Ledger oilioo yos-
terday aftomoon was reported a8
favorable this morning. His physi-
cian sid ho had passed a good
night and this morning was reBting
comfortably but ho is still consid-
ered a very sick man.
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luiivuujiua
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tho "rowers.
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