Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 160, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 12, 1885 Page: 1 of 4
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Wo havo ju t received lines of Tablo Linens Tablo Covers Tow-
el Do lies Napkins Bed Spreads Loco llcil Hctto Ilnno Covers
Ijico Tiillcs mill Uncu Crashes from ono of llio largest special
pales ol these goods ever had In New York Iho goods have
liacn boiiiilit y below lliLtr market value Iho licnellls of this
week Ijvih and lotwo
wo will oiler to llio publlcthls ovcry
qnoto will he shown ou ourcounters niul Indlcs should avail
themselves of this
EVER KNOWN IN THE IIISTOIIY Or Till DRV GOODS TRADE IN WACO
OUT TJHEItS OTTO
Brlii It with ou to our eloro this week and wo will show ou every lot
Advertised
llnth Towels Mxl6 10 cents
Turkish
each 110 pcrdoren
Bleached lluck Towels SlxlbV 11
cents each 12j per dozen
lluck Towels 11x188 13
Blcahcd
cents each 90 cciils per dozen
Linen Damask Towels 80xl >
All 1 2 cents each flCO per dozin
Ill Linen Damask Towels 3U1C li
Vents each 278 per dozen
Linen Damask Towels S7x0 2
All each 195 per dozen
Linen Checked niidTurkc Do
All 15 cents per dozen
A DainaskTablo Cloths llordcrcd
8 C5ecutscach
CO Inch Turkey Itcd Tablo Linen
el fast color 87 12 cents per yard
en inch lllcachcd Damask
Linen 40 cents per aril
Tablo
M Inch Checked Glass Towelingat
6 cents pcrjard
7 inch All Linen Checked Class
I Toweling 1112 rents per yard
enn llest Quality Honeycomb lied
ilUl Spreadat 95 cents each
OCfl Whlto Marseilles Spreads at
sCOU j each
A Damask Table Cloths bordered
9
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in A Damask Tablo Cloths bordor
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CAMERON CASTLES STOREY
WHOLESALE E0GEBS
W A C O
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We are Sole Agents for
K FAIRBANKS CO S UNEXCELLED
S OAPS AND LARU
Extra Family
Alhambra
Standard
Lakeside
oilkcrs should bo allowed to Inspect
tho forts at Herat Tho A nicer has
Jewel
B I PATTERSON I CO S
5 CELEBRATED
SHELL ROAD TOBACCO
Thos WIIHB Cos
ther jBbac
Yours Truly
CAMERON CASTLES STOREY
The Dread WarClouds From
the Political Skies
of Europe
Ilul lliere lire Indications of An-
t
other Storm Ure Iout K
Will bo Over ludln
And Over Ciitmditnii Indian C
clone or lllood Huplne anil
lintcliery It Ilrciikliig
Omiaii Dlgiun < o Tfinor Stmt
ley > cncttun llltekliten A
lliitcll of IoitlBii Ic s
AHIllOlltKMAX
DUFtUIlN SIIIWT
Calcutta Jlay 11 An olliclal slalo
ment from Iirl Dullcrln approving
CIadstonofl policy iouhl do much lo
roassuro tho public here but the
viceroy remains silent
TUB AK1IMN 110UMIAHV
Simla May 11 Accorlinir to a re-
tort in circulation licro tlio Ameer
las bound himself to IlitUt upon the
frontier passing through three points
tlio names of which tho government
rcfusoto disclose lcnjdeh hoitcter
is not ono of tho places The Ameer
desires tho joint bouudar coiumls
slou to cxaiulno tho Oxus vale > also
1MI1A UMIII1MI ill
London Jla > 11 A illspati It from
Calcutta to tho blandanl slates tliut
orders v cro Usucd jeslerday lo dlop
tho purchase of Irtitifcport animals
and further diepuuh of sloros and
war material to Quotla
TIIK AMlHlH lll IIIHII
A dltpatihfrom bimli Mif Iinuie
llalelj upon tlio return of the Aineei
to Cabul ho Issued orders that llrltUb
reiclvcd detailed plans for tho ch
Itusoof Herat from tlio liidlanjgoi
criiiiient
Aitiim ATio f Nor Nhnim
I udoii lla > 11 Karl Irainlllc is
stated to liaio signed an ogiicmciit
on tlio scope ol iho proposed arbitra-
tion which leaies ninttir between
lliiglanil and Itussia open lor eittlc
intut without rclercnie lo nil nrbltia
tion All AngloTurkUli ulllanto ha
not been completed This is attrib
uted to Oriinvlllos withdrawal of
terms on the prospect of pcuco with
Russia
A JACKINTIIMIIOC
St Petersburg May 11 Iho lour
nal do St lctersbiirg thinks Clad
stono may auticlpatu Mr btatlord
Northcotos motion of censuro with n
surprise for both oppouenls and
friends
kussias Fiur
I iidon May 11 A fat Petersburg
dispatch so8 tho Croimtadt ilecls nrc
of little use and the Hussion naval
strength has been grcutlj over esti
mated
with HAMUT our
London May 11 A dispatch to
tho morning Iost from bt lcters
hurg states that M do tilers has In
formal blr IMnard Thornton Iho
llrltish ambassador that Uussla do
cliues making nnv refcrenco to Herat
In Iho lurtliLr progress of negotia-
tion n 1th Kiiglnud
a Ntws mi n < i IT
London May 11 Coiiservatho pa
perB generally do not wish a vote ad
verso tothn govcruincut ou tho war
credit but consider tho government
In
ought to givo tho opposition more
state ol
formation as to tho present
affairs
All telegrams from India deny llio
reported resignation of Lord Dili
ferln
St Ictcrsliurg advices through
Vienna that quantities ol gun
report
powder and dynamltoarc being etoied
at several coaling stations and that
work coutluuos on tho Crouatadt
fleet
Odessa telegrams stato that tlio
which passed Ihcro just mobo
troops
llioil lrom tho reserves w cro a horde
of unkempt peasant youths and igno-
rant of tho uso or rltics which somoof
them wcro hardly ablo to carry
FJCllANI > KUSSIA ANI > IlUIIllllN
London May 11 l > rl Irauv llio in
tho houso of lords this artcruoou ro
iilvlug to an interrogatory put by the
marquis of Salisbury couscrvatlvo
leader said tlio government woro
not ablo at present to mako any state
ment about their lutcntlons respecting
Soudan
In I
regard to tho Afghan boundary
question Lord llranvillo said a con
nco upon thu subject had been
ferenco
held between lilin clf and tho Larl or
Kliubcrly secretary of India and
Ilaron Do Staal Itusslan minister at
London which resulted In an agree-
ment perfectly satisfactory to luglaud
and Itussia and Ihoearlof Duttcrlu
THK CANADIAN UAH
Uctt CrooVt suKgellotis
Taul Mlnr May Hfif
of tho heroes of tho
Crook ono
Minnesota Indian wars and Judgo or
tho mill ary conimUsion that cou
death
derancd S00 Sioux Indians to
thirtyeight of whom wero hanged at
afler tho maesacro
Maukato shortly
there was Interviewed by an asso
ciateil press reporter this eveu
Ing as to tho outlook lor-
a general ludlau uprlsiug In Iho
WACO TEXAS TUESDAYAMAT 12 J 885
d HAB E R
northwestern territory becauso of his
familiarity with tho Indian character
Ho savs Mlddletou must aehlcve a
decisive victory or all tho Indians will
havo on their warpaint in a week
bhould tho hairbreeds achlev o a Blgual
victor ovcrMIddlctonthoresult could
butbomostdisastrotis Ho said tho
best plan or attack rrom hisdistatico
of obscrratldn TTbuld bo to weaken
tho onciny works by scattering tho
halfbreeds by shell from Trout and
flank ami then liavo Irvine fall upon
their rcarwlth his 300 mounted po
lice forco the cnemy lnto disordered
and mass them If possible
then rake them with latllugs
rillo shot and shell until disorder
and then storm their works This
would doubtless cost many good lives
as tho enemy aro nervy and tlno shots
being trained hunters but tho end to
bo attained is so desirable that troops
must bo sacrificed otherwise the
wholo country would bo swept by tho
savages who aro llablo to go on tho
war path ami they would then sparo
not oven women or children Ho
added that whatever grievances tho
halfbreeds may have when they In-
cite merciless savages they aro entitled
to no s mpatliy from christians
u SJW
St Paul May 11 In an Interview
with an associatedpress reporter
JnoMcIaue of lltamarck Dakota
who lias just returned from Winnipeg
w hero he has bcon deliv eriug horses
teams and supplies to tho Canadian
government said the guvcrumcuthas
ndvtccs that men from Chicago New
York and Ilostouare with lleil nnd
that n mastermind not Hells Is
directing the movementsot tho halt
breeds and oldtimers Ilo regards Ccu
Mlddlclons success at llatoucho as
absolutely necessary toprevcut tho
Indians from uprising cu masse Ho
sa > a supplies arc short about all
coming from this side of tho line and
noi Ih Dakota is now being drained
of horses hay oats and other stit
pllos It Is believed thcro aro about
lo00 hallbreeds In Iho Held and COOO
Indians aro ready to toko tho war-
path Ihere aro but 1000 troops to
oppoo them
lenellnii llnckmen Illot
Venice Mo 11 A serious riot is
In progress here Iho troublo Is
caused by llio saloon proprietors
keeping gondolas for tho uso of their
guests lids Innovation was resent
ed bv the regular gondoliers whoor
trnntHit tnnli MltrVnil lliplintpl
iondollcrs and scuttled their lionK
evcd serious casualties have oe
cuit d iid man arrests have been
mad
tlood liliia lliniinprl
London Ma 11 A dispatch from
Xuplcs to the btoudard sas King
Iloinbert and iucen Margherltawero
rapturously reiclvcd at Naples Ihc
drovo through tho fctrcets In an open
carriage unattended by an guard of
soldiers or police and their corrjagn
was surrounded by crowds or peoplo
all cheering tnthusiaslicnllv for tlulr
majesties At night llio new water-
works wore inarvelotisly lllunilnalrd
Willi electric lights producing n liril
llont and unique spectacle and in
ever respect tho roal visit was a
success
Wnrlxcllea Cnnitillnn
Ottawa Mo 11 The feeling here
ovor tho news from the northwest
todav Is Inlenso and tho papers havo
Issued extras giving accounts rr the
battle Ihc newspaper ollicos vvero
crowded all day olid tho light was tho
sole topic oriouvcrsation cv cr w here
It is understood that the government
Imv o received a report eoiillrmlug tho
news received by tho press
The tope nuit Ireland
Loudon May 11 The Vatican op-
poses tho introduction nr the ques-
tion or tho relations ot tho Irish epis-
copacy to tho English government
Into the programme or tho bishops
reunion in Homo as Iho lopo prefers
to Icavo to tho council of tho clergy to
bo convened at Dublin tho decision
ofllspolic towards the i ngllsh gov-
ernment
>
telitnl Pnslmts llecnll
Varna May 11 It is stated that
Ichnil Pashas recall Is duo to tho in
tliicnco ortholow ieh minister to bt
Petersburg and tho Itusslan nilulstcr
at Constantinople who believed his
recall wotud havo a good etlcct ou tho
settlement or Afghan dlltlculty
Ttirkcrtoo demotions
Constantinople May 11 Pclm
Pasha tho special Turkish envoy to
Kugland failed to eflcct an arrougo
incut with England forthooccupi
lion or tho Soudan by Turkey no
causo ho claimed tho right ot lurdoy
to garrison Cairo
tlsuia lllnma Asalu
Dongola May 11 It Is reported
that Osma Dlginawlth a Tow rollowcis
has arrived at Ilorbcr id that llio
Emir or llcrbcr lias gono to Khar-
toum to solicit rolurorccmcuts to op-
pose tho advancing from Suaklm
i
ItoiilBtt Itcslltiatloit
Itoinc May 11 Slgnor P S Man
slgul has resigned his olllco as foreign
minister anil his portfolio has been
taken b the premier blguorDeprllz
London stocks
Loudon 1230 p m May 11 Con
sols opened Oii 7S both nccouuts
stocks linn ia p in consols 9S131G
both accouuts
Alotib Kuan
London May 11 In a dispatch
from Teheran tho ainccr of Dakchara
Argestho shah of Persia to release
Ajoub Kahn
s
loveruor Slanler
Vicuna May 11 A llrusscls dis
patch aS Henry Stauloy has been
appointed governor or tho stato of
Congo
Cigaretlo smokers prefer Opera
PulU becauso the dot slick lotbollps
Pikoa Toothaeho Drops euro in ono
minute German Corn Itcmover Dili
corns aud bunions
ATKINS DEFEAT
Fulton Downs tlio Mayoralty
Persimmon in Galvoston
by 825 Majority
The llltlless Ice Crushes unit
Sinks nn Ocenn glrnincr
UCiirrnl Ornuts Stntni
The ItniHIit Discuss Divorce In
Vlgoions nntiuer nut He
cadsltlor lite Vote
The Itncged Holiucr Cunglit
lYuslilusf in V mo CxUor
S > crnor Wnlltcr Dead
ACIllnil ATKHS
tliltnn Have lltm u Political limb
bins off hJ3 Hard Ituns
Calvcston May 11 Tho special
election held toda for mayor re-
sulted In in an overwhelming victory
for tho supporters of Hon It L Ful-
ton whoso majority over Atktus Is 825
votes as shown from eomplcto returns
at midnight
I ho w eather was cloudy and threat-
ening but nevertheless every voter
seemed to bo out working for his
candidate no third candidate ap-
peared on tlio Hold as tho entire voting
population seemed lo bo ot ono ac-
cord that the light should boa squaro
standuraniknockdownso to spook
between Pulton mid Atklus nnd
neither side would tolerato a third
candidate
ho total voto polled today was
riSJ3 of which Mr Pulton received
83St ami Mr Athlns it99
llio total returnedoacsstfor mayor
at tho election held April Cth was
than w c recast todn nolw llhstaudlug
the fact that every vole In tho cltv
seemed to bo registered at todnyfH
election Capt Hilton received 437
more voles todav than tlio returns
gave Idiulasl April while Mr Alklns
received 174 less votes today than ho
Is credited with having received last
April 1 heso changes indicate n de-
cided revulsion In public opinion
In tho Eleventh ward Pulton gain
cd nlnet three voles over tho returns
oflnt April while Atkins lost sixt
twovotes as compared with tho same
returns Ibis was Iho ward that Pul
ton maintained before tho city conn
eil should havo been thrown out be
Louso ol apparent fraud In returns as
ho claimed
Mimy peoplo apprehended dllllcnlty
during llio day but no scrioiiB dis
turbances occurred although largo
crowds attended tho polling
places
A good many rough and tunihlo
lights occurred In ono of which a man
had his c0 knocked out and was oth-
er wibo badly bruised
A ridiculous fracos occurred near
ono of llio polling places Two epheme
ral politician bciaino engaged Inaflght
audwhllo pounding each other thoy
suddenly luado tho dlseovory that
they wcro both for tho fame candi-
date Whereupon llioy got up and
locked arms marching awoy with tho
dcelaralon thot they could lick any
ono man on tho Island
A largo crowd gathered In front of
tho Washington hotel and serenaded
lion It L Fulton who responded
with a brief Bpcell Alter this tho
crowd formed In lino and with abrata
band marched through tho principal
streets of the city
Tholriciidsaud supporters or At
klus aro all greatly dhappolutcd at
llio delcat otlliLlr caudldato
Mr Alklns Is still rul
tilling tho runctlous or mayor
ltogcr L Pulton tho succcssuil candl
date served during war as Cap
tain or cavalry In Dcbrajs famous
regiment He has twlco occupied tho
majors chair In this city
I 9
A tiriAiiiu tciir
Tlio Helvetia tloea llovvn Among
tlio Iceberg
Halifax May 11 Tho Whilo Cross
lino Delglan steamer Helvetia 1161
tous with a general cargo which
started from Antwerp April 23 tor
Montreal vv a sunk offScattcric Capo
llrctou on Saturday
lids Is tho fourth steamer or that
lino which has been lost vvllhlu as
mouyjears
Iho steamer August C Andre
sailed New York for Antwerp and
was never heard from
In tho fall or 1888 the Herman End
sailed from Montreal ror Ant
wig
werp with a crew or thirty men and
a valuable cargo aud that was tho
last that was heurd other
Only thrtccn months ago tho Dan-
iel btclumancrashed on Iho rocks at
Itaurbro Islands and 121 lives wcro
Tho Helvetia mokes tho fourth
vessel that has met with disaster and
a rather remarkoblo colucldcnco Is
that Capt Schoonhavcn who com-
manded tho Daniel Btcluinan was
also lu command of tho Helvetia aud
Printed Icrslan Mull
lrlulcd lcrslau Lawns
Irlutcd Organdies
Prlutod Linen Lawns
And Iho greatest bargains InSallecni
over offered
lino steamer Acadian which was
pass
ing vvlillo on a vovago from Halifax
tobdncy Tho Acadian took tho
Helv elio lntow and headed for l wlt
burg but hail not gono Tar before
Capt Sihoonhavcii signaled that ho
was sinking lloats wcro lowered aud
tho passscugers aud crew got Into
them as soon as posslhlo but nouo too
soon aslhe last boat hod hardly got
clear
before tho Helvetia careened
over and siuk Tho steamer Aca
dian then put back to tho strait of
Causo and lauded tho survivors at
PorlHawkcsburg
Capt Farquarhar of tho sealing ves
doorgo Shattuck this morning re-
ports that ho never knew such enor
mous iinaullticsof Icooll thocaost ns
now Tho Helvetia carried a cargo
valued at 100000 and sank In dicn
water
tletl tlrnntti Condition
Now York May 11 Gen Crant
slept fairly well seven hours baturday
nlght and when tho lour doctors or
llio stair met In consultation jester
day afternoon they round tlio gener-
als condition was if anthing Im-
proved but tlio cancerous spots weic
unchanged Dr Darker sails for Pu
ropo this week and this was his last
WRlStollf iSTcaToTo bid ihi g Z
cral goodbo and said When I
conio back In tho autumn I shall ex
pect to llnd > our literary work llu
ished to our satisfaction
You dont expect to find mo
though do jou said the general
1 shall hopo so ap how respond-
ed Dr Darker as ho went away Dr
Shrady said tho two new cancer
snots had not perceptibly Increased
stiieo Wednesday T no general at tho
window waived adieu to Dr Douglas
as ho drovo away with his family
Koscoo Coukllng and Cyrus W llclil
called durlug tho afternoon
At a oclock this afternoon whilo
throngs wcro strolllugou thoavenucs
ciiornl tiront attended only by
Harrison left his houso and walked
ovvards Madison avcuiio Ills paco
was more brisk than during any pre
vious walk As ho reached tho corner
of tho avenue ho seized his cant near
Its middle and walked half ft block
uplow uw aril unaided by his slick
1 hen ns ho fell tho added strain of
tho light ascent between Sixtsixth
and blxtvseventh streets ho again
brought the cano Into use
rm tiAiiisr cuhvintioNk
Illvorrr Dlscnfc ed Clo lilB l ro
cerdlllgs
UkulnO M rlU
Senator Joseph F llrowu appoared
before tho body nt tho Saturday af-
ternoon session aud delivered an ad-
dress on tho resolution which ho had
Introduced to tho cllect Hint In the
opinion of tlio convention tho act ol
fornication committed by a married
person Is tho only causo ror absoluto
divoico and that In tho opinion ortho
convention no minister or tho gospel
Is authorized b tlio New Testament
in join parties together when cither
ono has a living wife orhusband from
whom said party has been divorcd
for any other than tlio eauso alore
sold bcnolor llrowu Insisted that
Iho sanctity ol inarrlago was too llttlo
regarded Tlio doctrluo or monoga-
my was laid down by Christ and uo
cxciiso ror dissolving tho marrlago
relation should bo accepted If ho Is
law in ono easo ho must bo In tho
other No man could put awny his
wife iavo lor fornication and a man
who married when divorced from
oilier causes was uo better than a
lu Utah
Mormon k
Tho laws of Iho United Statcspuulsh
cd tho latter offense Tho laws of tho
state too often sanctioned tho former
Doth aro bigamists and each upon tho
second marrlago Is living In a stato of
adultery Ho advised that llaptlst
ministers should rcfuso to marry
thoo w ho huv o been divorced ou lu
adiiiissiblo grounds Ho called ou
tho llaptlst aud all Protestant
churches to lollow tho lead of tho
CathoIIo church on tho question of
dlvorco nud preservo tho sanctity ot
tho marriage relation
Senator Drown gavo some startling
atatlstics In regard to dlvorco In New
England nud said South Carolina had
all ill
wiped from her stalutobook
vorco laws aud Now England Ideas
wero brought hero by i arpetbaggers
Senator Drovvus resolution was over-
whelmingly adopted with applause
Montgomery Ala was selected as
the next place of meeting
ieorgo W Norton of Kentucky
was elected treasurer of tho conven
tion audNlmrodJongor Kentucky
auditor
All local pulplta wcro filled with
Baptist ministers on bunday
vcrsary at Saratoga
Irlnlcd Eg ptlau Linen
Hamburg Embroidery
Mull Embroider
Swiss Embroidery
All over Embroideries of all kinds
whlto and colored
andSaturdajBnt 1230 p innrrtvo at
Parnersvlllo b t p lu Adopted
Julyl 18M
gurnets Constituents oppoto rnrker
Washington May 11 lion H S
Cox today learned that tho delega-
tion of his constituents who proposo
calling ou tho president to request
that ids appointment as tuliilstor to
Turkey bo rovoked will not arrive
hero till Wednesday Tho question
wlil not bo determined until niter the
Interview of tho delegation wllh Iho
president Mr Cox however lull
mates that ho still cxpocls to gn lo
Constantinople about tlio cud ol llio
prcseut mouth
today appointed tho following board
or visitors to tho United States
mlHtarv academy Hon Johu
lllgclow or New York Charles
It Codman or Massachusetts
icn Kllihugh Lee of Vir
Slula Hon ieorgo Hoadly or Ohio
ames CTappcn or Arkansas ProT
Edward S lloldcuof Wisconsin and
L Miller orNcbraska
Tho president today appointed
Lewis C llartlctt of Dlughampton
Now York to bo second deputy com-
missioner of pensions vico M P
Lovcridge resigned
s m
The Mrlkere atllenvor
Denver ColMay IL Contrary to
general expectation tho ofllccrs of tho
Denver Klo Urando railway did
not reopen thcli shops today At 0
oclock this morning 1200 strikers
and employes ot tho Ilurlington aud
thoUuiou Pacific rollwaa congre
gated opposito tho Denver llio
ti ramie shops A declaration of Inde
pendence was read and Knights of
Labor songs sung Tho prosenco of
this largo crowd deterred tho weak
i
foriug with
At tho night scsslou tho action tokou
or last v cck
the resolution
by tho convention on
ou divorce oflcrcd by tho IIou Jos-
E llrowu orticorglo was reconsider
ed and tho resolution tabled
A resolution was passed indorsing
tho policy ot tho American llaptlst
Publication society lu prosccullug Iho
biblonork
ltcsoliitlous by tho Womcna Mission
meeting wcro reported staling that
they did not dcslro to prosecute tho
that do
work separately ami they
sired to bo represented IiUbo couvcu
tjou as formerly Dele gale vv ere ap1
Oftlclul Changes
Washington May 11 Charles M
Shelly of Alabama has been appoint-
ed fourth auditor ot tho treasury
vico Charles llcardsly resigned Ho
qualified today and will assumo
charge ot tho olllco tomorrow
Henry II James chief ot Iho cus-
toms division or tho treasury depart-
ment has resigned to tako cUcct tho
llrst or Juno
n s
lresldentlal Appointments
WashingtonMay 11 1 ho president
at 1130 oclock after passing custom New York May 11 Exlovcrnor
died
ary thanks to tbo officers local hosts
ami tho press
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Texas Iostal Matters
Washington May 11 Tho follow
lug changes have been mado lu tbo
postal servleo tu Texas
PostolUccs established Heard
this was Ids llrst passage across tlio Uvaldo county i bpcclal from llio
Atlantic since tho wreck or tho Frio ten miles cast ou Houlo 31177
Steinmauu I Uv aide tvv cuty miles south
Tho II elvetii arrivedin the 0ulr oH Changes lu Star scbedulo Aloxan
St lavvrcuco over a week ago auddcr to Stepheuvlllo Leave Alexan
has been kuocklug about lu tho lo
bow
for seven or eight das Her
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VOL XXni NTJMIjER 160
THE SEASON for light goods is it hand and wo havo opened nnd i > ut on salo this wcok tlio largest and most comploto stock of Whito Goodsand
over shown in this city Tho bargains that wo offer this wcok in tho following lines aro boyond tho roach of competition They consist of cut prices
Victoria Lawns Ecrow India Lawns
ludla Lawns
1erslan Lawns
Eg ptlan Lawns
Linen do India
Linen Law n
Kcrow Persian Lawns
Ecrow Egyptian Lawns
Colored India Mulls
Colored 1erslan Lawns
Printed I Jin lis
Wash Dross Goods
in S
It will be to the interest of purchasers to take advantage of the bargains offered in these lines as the chances for such hinvim hh
ine more than about once In a lifetime So he artv and get agood selection bargains dont
come
ROLLING AWAY
and SHOES
Listen to What We Say
WE WARN YOU HOT TO BUY UNTIL YOU SEE
OUR BARGAINS
BO T3 AND SHOES
NEWPORTS
MENS LOW SHOES
i
llbertC Valker or Virginia uivm
SLIPPERS
OPERA SLIPPERS
HOUSE SLIPPERS
aT rrwrjrfttnTTPalV
Come One Come All and Save
Big Money
RPSTURISCO
Thai llaffEcd llobber Causht
lud All
Ulooiulugtoii May 11
tho work of tho dcctlvcs has resulted
lu npparantly living tho guilt or Iho
recent robbery of tho express soft
and tho murderous assault on tho
messenger nnd bagga 0 master on
Win Wright whoso iiarcnts rcsido
near Harrodsbiirg nud but a short
distance from tho sccno ortho rob
berv Wright was a short tlmo ago
Jn tho regular army and has also been
liiihls county ou tho day or tho rob-
bery and answers tlio inscription or
tho robber In every particular A
dispatch from lerro llautc announces
thu arrest of Wright at thai place Ho
will arrlvo hero today and Webber
tho baggogo master will bo hero lo
sco 11 ho can Identify him II ho Is
pronounced guilty llio p robabllilics
aro ho will bo lynched
More I orresters
Tcrro Haute lud May 11 This
evenings tazctlo has tlio following
Ilia United Order of KorrcslerB has
been declared Insolvent Its mem-
bership has been dwindling for somo
timo nnd tho liabilities accumulated
sotast that theso steps becamo neces-
sary J 1 Somes or this city has
becu appointed receiver Somes was
formerly grand treasurer Tho in-
solvency was not brought about by
discrepancies or ahortages but tho
liabilities about 10000 aro rrom IIf
tccn to twenty deathlosses rcmalulug
unpaid which aggrcgato 37000 Tho
assets aro very small
llrltish War snip alNenYotk
Now York May 11 At flvo oclock
last evening tho British Corvette
Cauaciaoueor the iinarmored cruisers
of tho North American and West
Indian station commanded by Capt
Curtis steamed up aud dropped an-
chor at Sandy Hook Thu Canada
is a barkedrigged corvette measur-
ing 2180 tons carries ten guus aud
has engines or 1210 horso powor ca
pable of sending her aloug at the rato
or 1112 knots per hour
Ironworker Wages
Pittsburg May 11 Iron manufac-
turers oftho west lu session hero are
cousidcrlug tho scale orwagcapro
amalgamated assocla
sentedbytho
ened strikers aud others from going tion but no conclusion has yet been
to work but tho oilkcrs say tho shops rcaciei though tho opposition to tho
bo In alow
will surely roopened Bctti0 0nercd seems to bo unanimous
dajs Yesterday aftornoon a largo
massmeeting was hold at tho rluk
aud was addressed by oxCongrcsB
mau llclford who severely criticised
Judgo Hallet of tho United States
court for sending sovcral strikers to
Jail sixty days for contempt In iuter
strlko
Tho cause of tho
A number present ravor suspension
or work rather than to grant tho
prices ticmauded tu tho scale The
meeting will probably bo lu session
until Monday oveulng
s s >
Chicagos Trunk Crime
Chicago May 11 The police to
touched by of the clay found tho expressman who car
wns not upon any
sneakers Irlcd tho trunk containing tbo body of
src Mr the Italian Caruso to the depot He
iiase nail Motes I was taken to tho central police station
Philadelphia May llrPhiladclphla I where ho identified Gilardo the man
10 Detroit y I arrested In New York as ono or tho
him
Pittsburg May 11 riltsburg 13 I persons who engaged to carry
trunk
Metropolitans 4
Now York May 11 New York 8
Chicago 4
Boston May 11 Boston 4 St
Louis S
pointed to tho Northern llaptlst anui1 Hullato 4
I
Providence May 11 Providence 9
at Ids rcsldenco lu this city atSoclock seriously Injured
of his
this morning lu tho 2d year
ago
Lossattlesh and strength
With poor appetite and perhaps
slight cough lu morning or on first ly
ing down at night should bo looked
to In lime Persons aflllctcd with
consumption aro proverbially uncon-
scious or their real stato Molt cases
commeuces with disordered liver lead
der dally excopt Sundays at 830 p lug to bail digestion and lmperfoct
tho
in arrlvo at Stephonvlllo by 030 p assimilation of food benco
t i i
tho
Sheridans Hide and Tumble
Los Augoles CaL May 11 < icn
Sheridan arrived hero yesterday
While out riding with his wifu today
the horses took fright and ran away
Tho carriage was upset and tho gen-
eral aud vvlfo wero thrown to tho
although both were con
groundbut
siderably shaken up thoy were not
HI Louis Ileesetuer steel
St Louis May U Arrangements
havejust been complctod by parlies
here and aud at Dollcvllle Illinois
with capitalists at Pittsburg for tho
crcctlou or a one hundred and twenty
thousaud dillar milt for tho manurae
turo or bessemer steel lu connection
with tho rail mill at Belleville
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Alabama liar
Orleans May llCov ONeal
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