The Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 239, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 29, 1884 Page: 1 of 4
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See Wlmt We Oiler I his Work
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fttye Jllftco Hrwlj gaminer
oil Ii K a TilLtt ATtoN
rrii imi i tif fNUH rtiA Kf ti f
WE ARE GOING OUT OF THE
AND MUST MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP OF
MY HiU lleen ilvcrfiiug in thi > Paper lor a Good Miii cmsimd in nil
that Him while we have Oll cred smc U oiiileliul lhirg dll vv ImVe Never
lurii Ivli n I Oiler nv thing tlml wcilul nil huvi rtlnil wcdhl mil do
THIS IS NO EXCEPTION TO OUR RULE
75000 WOBTII OlE
BOOTS SHOES
Marked Down In Mini llclow < > nii > mil niiipnre Prcenl
In I ortiicr Iriei
Mens Low Cut Shoes Below Cost Ladies and Childrens
Uppers Below Cost Boydens Celebrated Mens Shoes and
iegler Brothers Ladies Fine Shoes All Marked Down to
dcl Lots Broken Sizes
Of ll Kinds of Pools mil Mine Down llchivv Cost
SANGER BxcOTHERS
Jmvm
ENS UNDERWEAR
> XT U33XT 32NOBMOtTS
eduction
Call and See Them
j We are Still Soiling ilie Best Cnlaimdried
Shlrtsin America Cor 100
TIIK KIKItll VTKI1 ANH I SltlV l Bl >
I TTcicT aioien T jn rciisra
tillIIKST IN TIIK WOULD
Maniilailurcd by the
U < K THOKX KEXCK < 03HANV THKXrOX X 1
SAMUEL BAKER
TKXAS STATK AGENT VVAJ ThXAS
5 Send lor Sample and Circular
pOLID STEEL J3AKBEI FENCING
A FLAT STKIP TV sl KD PLA IN I O ill SITN IlFKCllVK
SAIT AND hTKONfi HANDSOME LASTING ANDCilKAP
oo
IUST
Ihite Colored Shirts
WAUO TEXAS TUESDAY JULY 29 1884
A BIG SUCCESS telegraphic
While Wo Have Sever ltesoiied to What Somu People Iull
To Increase Our Trade Wo h ve Enjoyed a
STEADILY GROWING BUSINESS
From Our Opening bc > nsoti in Waco We take thin as a
Proof of 1iililic Apirecliitiun ul our
STRAIGHT OUT
Headquarters
FULL AXD COMPLETE LINE
OK
Orecly A vain Afloat
WiSiiimiion D C July JC Thu
Grculy relief fleet sailed liom ht Johns
N K this morning fur lliitmouth N
II wbeit Secictuiy Chandler uiid ti
Hua iau Mluister awult tlieir uirhut
Shot una Klllmi
Stiiiviiu Tenii liny Lll J C
Crabli ie < iliu ut toMiurj Tvitn wm
itiul anil killed la Anlri n llmiil Hlillu
ti > lnu to enier lie IkhiloI Aim ljrriili
llumtt iiiotlifi liiliw alter Iik bait beeu
ejeeteU lloml eseilpell
Tuiul Depruvlty
Siiumvnii In luy sr John
Ikiisuu 1 tin 111 > fill Miir near beie U
held to tmtl hi the Mini of 3 iiui on o
chaiKe of criminal liiuriourxu uilb bU
tliirteeiiyeaiolil tlaiifilit r Ilinuul
illoiled Mile ireiiied the chaise
Cttuaed by it LHinp Kxiiloulon
Mlii Mirnwv li Jiii sii II the ev
plo lou ot a Iniup 111 the reililencv of Mrs
Oloihrau Iiry thl > inoriiliu eliht
ilneUlm anil IniMiiens Iiuiimh IihIiiiIIi
the llrftilit iilllce wre entirel coiiMiiued
by tire bus iliiUiO > uilly imnreil
Dravtfed by a Htirrup auit Killed
Sv NAiu Tiv July 2tt Wliilu Has
by atteiiiitrd justurdav to mount a borM
which beyaii to buck and rui uudi r t
limb knockiiiK 111 in off Ills foot causb
In the stirrup and he m iliantfed u
coiiilderHblu distance ami kicked ami
Iiiuii eil lu Much a in inner that lie died
lu a few uiluuti4 utter belm reieajcd
Robbid En Houia
WtiMilli Wis July 0 si II
Coward of MempliU Tenutssre upon
arriMiiK heie yettrday dlicoveied that
hi trunk bad licn oiened and his dla
luouil pin Kuld n a till ami chain and
other Jewelry aiuouutliiK to a lun of
flUW lukeu
Ben Will Run
NKw Vohk July 2C The H orW aaym
Veturday inorulUK a private letter ua4
receded from ieueral llutler In which
be ay that he will run for the lies
dency on the Humiliation areudy re-
ceived and requealliiK the riclpleiit of
the letter to notify bis antimonopoly
aiuclato ut that fact
Ami Lomtimetit Way of
IDOIlrC3r BXJSIVEISS
Our Price are Icgtllar and Away a Low hh ran lie Made oil
FlrstClasn Goods We Itnspertfully Ask a
Contiiiiiaiire of ttie Liberal Pat-
ronage Kxlentled tin
Mallory < fc Allen
CAMERON CASTLES STOREY i
Wk ° lesae
GROCERS and DRUGISTS
TOBACCO nd OIOAHS
WACO TEXAS
CO
LaiiipCluuKleliers
KerociueFixtures Etc
Pumps and Pump Fittings a Specialty
o N CURTIS
TOBACCO FOrf CREENLAND
lrltin > itr fur lit rurchu r if 1 nr nnil
llmr
N i V Iolilnu Cor lloslon GlobeI
The whaling sebuoner Kra will bull foi
nieenlaiul in a few dtiys Anions other
article she takes out are 15X1 pounds of
tobacco tbirtylx rilbs twentylour car
billon IIHJD pounds of shot oo nl perctis
fcioll eaH llllrlyjwo ke s id powdr uv
erauini thirtytwo pounds each mid n bulf
a ton of lead vihiib will b mouldisl Into
ImllitN The vessel will In u veritable
loathiLarterial The ai tides are taken to
trade with the natives
Whchii buy h heathklll that would make
a unman eyes water for a pliu of tobac
iO said one of the Kias ollicers We
hire the natives male and female tocntcb
fur seul for us and pay them fortheir lalior
ill tobacco and flroatins fhn uomeii nil
use tobacco and have no other means of
bhtnmuitf it than from vessels isitlll the
Island The men want tlreanns though
many of the females am adepts in tbelr
A iood portion of the cargo of the whal
till tleet is obtained with the assistance ol
thu natives Whalebone and ivory are ole
tallied from them In tpiantitlei and their
labor in whalns and seals Is in
I valuable to the seamen Money Is worth-
less to the natives lor they can not spend
j II A few pounds of tobacco w ill buy what
a sbiiload ol money could not ol > Uin An
Kquimaux who by foice of cjriuuisUines
has tsien obliged to abstain from tobacco
will trade away 3I ° Q worth of skins and
tmiie lor a few pieces of the weed An old
lilealsobas a wonibrlul i bairn over the
natives mud it tbey saw somu i u the p jsus
sioii of one hey are happy and HI do any
aort of work to coruf eusate the donor rlht >
K a will also take tunpllns Ui thekcbooii
erltoswell K iiKi now in Hudsons Stiaits
Khe will les abi ul about eighteen months
Captain Tiiuotby H Cliby u old Maw
1Jdtord whaler will commaud the Kra
an 1 the larger i > ortkon of ber crew will L
hipped at the Utter port
PreventsMl by tbe Foa
Iomih > n July 2i A dispatch from
Watcrvllle sajrs the deowt fotf ut present
tirevents the ateatner Faraday Jroiu cone
Jjuthof the work of luyJUtf tX > new
MkckvayUeunvtt ckble
I
Telegrams from all Parts of
the World
A Hellish Olitiiur omtuitttil
Near Uelruil tilt liiHiiu by
Trump lo W liom I lie liin
of Judge I null should
tie lifted
A iutovv Gmmc Hi lilue Across
Mli lc Itiwr Gives Wuj
vvilli a Iussiiii Truin
Killing ami IVouniliui llauy
Ilisseiigui and Tialu men
Meeting or
hack
llle Vitiouul ecu
Labor Iurl
lioteia Ipiileiuic Gradually
Dcci cusiiit in Imiicc
Xiiiiieiiitis Iiits Ii lils tlui
dels ami Oilier Ci lines
ihmii stm
Tin viviinit
Wnsliiiiti hily M Im1 be We l
ern Mutes Imply weather mid ocen
himinl rain Miiitlierl winds Htntimi
nry leiiiieriilure
lHTItAlliil UV I KAMIS
Del roll Mieli luly H A I liiirteen
yeiirold iliiilKlilerolSleplieti Kimball
HUcnltli inriiier living neiir Ljmis
Iniiin eoiiiit while liulliiif near lier
liitlier s bouse eserilii > was util
nijted be a eutijile of lriiinis Mr
Kiiiibnl oilers jMKI reward
for fur the urie l of the villlniis
Over one hundred men wcio in iiu
siiit ut the lust tieeiiiinlH
iiiiikkinV Mfitmitrit MiKrsri ii
Miiineiipiilis Jul 2H Tbeliiiirimrs
lliiiiiKtui hpeeinl truin llnslmi says
The eiiwboy who billed ynuiiir irililn
nl Klktuli l n tbts enmity was nirested
lit Iierre nnil bulged ill jail here lie
is lieln visited tnday by bis frleuda
friim etiliip mid all ell iirl tn ell eel bis
I rescue may be made toiilfjhl Tin
plans are perl erted lo hold the pris
oner from liiese ind In prulect biui
I loin violence friiui oilier ill whatever
I eiisl
NlllHillHUA
WlislillitftiiulU dilly TheSut
oim iMcrul of the Miuini
service received the fidliiuili tele
jjiiim iiiduy friuii locpli II Hull
Ircsiilctu of Hie lniiisiaiia Mute
I bin rd of lleidlb Klinlisve inves
llifiition fails In eslabli li eeii aie
mote suspicion of Aslalie ilioleru us
the cause of the death nf Ibe ilil uut
lieiillottii wbn was a passenger on
tbe steamer Annie I Silver
Tin NuiitviMi iimmi1i m
New York Jul iM The Demo
eratie eoiiiiiiitlee to notll y Ilevelnud
of bis iiniiiiuntiiiu mil it Ibe li fill
Avenue hold Inday signed the Dem
oernlic pliitl orm ami held an lAeiutlve
sesaion
j New York Jul J The alibeiuu
millet appointed nl Cbienfio to pn
pair mi iiildress o the candidates sub
milted their report which was adopted
The coiiiiiiiltee leaM for Albany lo
iiitibl Tomorrow they will wait
upon inv crimp levelaiid and I m mid-
I notify him of bis nomination on
W ellllesilliy b the convention mid
will then proceed lo Snraloia ami
notify Mr Heudriils
Illlll IlKIllltlS
Ciiieiiiuiiti Ohio July IM Tin
crop reports I roiii Ohio Indiana and
Kentucky lo Ilie oiiimereiid iuette
are that the wheat is the best in qual-
ity nnil quantity leathered in years
Ciiru bus sull eied iroiii ilruii lil but
the railisof the iiast week have resciieil
it mid the yield will be about the m
einoe Oats will yield it ood ciop
Tobacco has siillercd more from
ilrnii hl than iiuythili else mid in
soiue localities is a tolid failure thu
rain hclii loo bite In others the
plant is in clliiil innilitinii but the
yield will be below the iivernj The
rainy weather continues A ooil
ruin fell loihi
oruiii in in moiiiiiii
Iraiiklin Kylnl in buries V
Cavelt ehiir eil with incest waived
exainiuntimi mid sent to jail The
streets are crowded with people ami
the ulliibsorbili topic is whether or
not the law will lie allowed to lake its
course Iiltv men have been sum-
moned b Sheriir Ileal who now stand
arilied to the teeth nrollllll Hie count
jail A mob is reutly
fiiired 1 I Stanford county
jildoe tclckriiphcd liovernor Knoll
to older out the mililia The Gover-
nor replied that Simpson roiiiity lias
liiisls of ablebodied mid lawabidiiii
eeiis and if it is necessary to sum-
mon the whole of tinIll as soon as the
proper steps call be taken Cavett
will probably lie taken to < hicaj > o for
utile keeping His cae will be tried
at tlie September term of tbe Circuit
court
IHKKIY ltliltK KPIKNSKS
W ui > liiii toli July M Thi expen
I sen oflhe reel relief expedition is
estimiiteil by the olllcialsof the navy
deiiartineiit at about iliiDfM Tin
original Islimato was fMJOIXX Of
the amount expended WA7JM was
t ortbe purchase mid repair of the
steamer Hear > 17lIU i lor the pur-
chase and repair of Thetis > iili00
for
briuginji
York
lie
the
sJ iltOO
vessel to
fill
New
i V1 for instruments
tube Used lu making observation
sjil illl i for repairs to be made to the
Alertf ltXKj Loch iarrv and r ii
for coal It is believed In disposing of
thn vessels tin government will secure
about mi equal sum to that
paid for them A large quality of the
provisions Is suitable for navy use and
1 will be turned over to the service
TOIIKCONTISlKlt
I New York July in Today begins
i the accoud week of the bricklayers
KNTIIUCU AT TUI WACO rt > tT OKHCR A
AIClSiCLAfi < t MAtt VHTTIEtli
mid laborers strike for nine hour per
tin The reports of the number of
men ou tbe strike arc coiillktlii The
employers say that there are 3000 and
tbe worklnn iiieti claim 700 Nearly
all the plasterers etifjaned on jobs
where there employers refused tone
cede to the hours demanded quit to-
day mid alson number of hod hulstiiifr
eiifjiiieers A larffe nuiiiberof fruitier
al o stopped work this nuuiiiii
Tin uui kmiaiiuiii
Davton Jul JS The ireenback
er held a convention at the Ill ball
tonifjht and Humiliated the stale
ticket us follows Secrelarv of Slate
leter II an oil of Carrol couiit v Jtid e
of Supreme court Jn ti ireyan
l lectors nl Inrp John Sell of scii
eea mid David Will of Tuscarawas
nvlofhV mi fAisi
Denver Col July A llepubli
enu ireelv Colorudo special > n
John Shea a miner from leadville
siient ShhiIiiv Willi hi wife in ireelv
l arly this iiioriiinir while Ids was
sleepitif Shea cut her tbroal mid stub-
bed her seven times in the chct He
then slabbed hlmcll ci hl times ami
fell dead Mr Hica lannol live The
calm wit jeiilouv
iii MKirr 11111
Kansas its Jul
Ill MIAM
JH Ilie wile nl
Lieut A W Ireelv passed ihi
ihiniigli
the city lids evenlii enrniile from
> uii 1 > ii n iilil oini i In Iorlsiuoiitb
New llaiiiphire where sh expects
to meet her Inisbatid August Jml
The lad wu accompanied liv her
btolher L Nesiiiulh and her Hsu
chllilreii
KIIIKII in a irviiinx
Mobile Jul in miiiiIiiv aflernoon
Col J I Murpliv piimiiiieut ami
Useful cilieii and the Piiiilint of
the Mobile Life liiMirauce Companv
vcas shot mid killed Ii Itiiebiii Trip
near hi residence in the lower part of
tliecoiint Ilie < tliiltel w lis about a
land trispn Iripp siirieiidered
clainiiiix Ibat tin killiti wu in self
defense
liiltiitiiii A 11 It 11 > < 11
lndimiapolis lul js A Join mil
W asliilinlon special I epulis the wel
spall ol the Narrow Inline railroad
briiloe across While river oave way
under a passing trnin preiipitiilini
coaches mid pn enierK into Ibe river
William llihbctt of Swil Clly vvn
inslautly killed Dr Cole serioii l
hurt ami a brake man bad a le broken
lames ns was badly burl and a num
ber ol ot her passimo icceived luilior
mimics
lleurv A sbnll er a Utile boy resid
illK near Delphi liiiu eil ill
his falber s barn It is supposed lie
wa IryiiiL lo perform some circus ml
which he liad receiill witnessed
IlllVAIIIONAIlV
New York July JH The follovviiig
notice ha been i ueil
Ni w Yiiiik July H
ttv reqilesl of the members of Ibe
Slate Hoards of Health of Illinois
Tennessee Kentucky New York and
other Stalesa coiifeience will be held
ill Washington DC August 7tocon
stilt with government ntlieinls as to
Ibe best method of meeting and mas-
tering cholera in the event of its up
peorance in Hie Iuiled stales Marine
ami jiiiiriiiiliin Hospital ollicers are
respect full requested to lake pari ill
Ibe ciiliferelice
signed Khvsips IliiooKs
Chairuimi Slide llenllh Conference
New York
I N MiCiuiMiiK
Kentucky Secrelnry
roMvuii en vititiviui
Albaliv New Yolk Julv JH Sev-
eral members of the Nolilfcalhin mid
Niilioual coinmitlee have arrived mid
the icinidnilcr will be heio tonight
The formal iiotlllciitlon to Ooveruor
Cleveland will take plan at I In Lvee
llllve iiiiiiinIoii al half past threeochiik
lomorrovv The prut lings will be
brief The iliuiilimn will make a
sliort address to vvhleli Cleveland will
rcpl III niltill ill oflhe liuiiled ne
coiumodalioli al Hie lAecutive man-
sion none will be prcscnl but the mem-
bers of the committee anil a fiw per-
sonal friends of tinln Ilnor Among
a large number of callers today was
Mr mid Mrs Jaeger of Kentucky
Charles Hanks uimiagiug iililur of
the Tost and Tilegrajih ul Omaha
ami W Colberaii of
Inge jenrge
Chicago
SAIIIINAI IAIIOIt PAIITV
New York Jul in At a inceling
of the Naliolial Kxeciilive Ciiminileu
of Ibe National Labor rally in this
city today Ibe following lesolnlloiis
were adopted
Whereas Owing lo the fact that
the lellers of acceplanie of lienera
Ilullermid liiiv Clevelmid have not
yet appeared and Uinl pending their
iippeariiiii e intelligent action cminot
be taken by the convention called by
Ibis o gmdalion to be held in in Ibe
city of Chicago Jul t < > therefore
Itesolved That said convention lie
and is hereby postponed till Monilii
September I IHMI lo meet at Hie
siime ball in Hie city of Chicago
signed IMl ItllAMI
bairinau
John W Kromi Secretary
VVKIIS III UK CIIISKII
si Louis July JH Health Conmiis
sinner Stephenson will ask Hie Munici-
pal Assembly which meets August l
for an appropriation to close all wells
in the ell as a sanltar measure
Oilier miiisiiies will also be taken In
place the dl ilia thoroughly ileiiu
condition lo meet any posible appear-
ance of cholera this season A num-
ber of special inspectors are now
giving private premises a thorough
cMimiuiition and tl utile polite
lias lieeii put under strict orders to
iiilforce nil laws legariliug nuisances
It in Hie Intention of the aulhurilles In
use every evertlon Input the city in
Hie best posibe sanitary condition
and Acting Mayor Iark er will call
tlie particular attenlioii of the Munici-
pal Assembly to this matter in a
special message and ask lor it liberal
appropriation fur the purpose
KAISK IIXKHKAMb
Washington D Cltily Within
the past lew days elforts have been
made by volunteer eoirenpondenlH to
make It appear that the rresiileut hud
selected W K Iliiblcmau of Illinois
for commissioner of the newly ere
ated Bureau of Labor statistic
Td
egratns signed W II Cook were
sent from hero to several prominent
newspapers Saturday at the senders
expense stating that tlie 1rcsiilcnt
hail made such selection and today
other dispatches making a similar ar-
rangement in contiectioli with tlie
statement that it convention of the
reiteration ofTrnde and Labor Iniotis
of the Ililtcd States and Cutiatla
would be held at Chicago Octo
ber
Were
sent
from
this city to various newspapers
and signed by George W smith
iostal cards conveying thu same in-
formation Were also delivered at the
olllce ol ullof tlie special oorre pon
dents of the prominent newspaper
lien In tice dlspatchei and cards
W 1 lliddunuau Is set down its the
Washington represeiitntlve of the
Ainerlenii news exchange Many
Inquiries have been received
by the lres association and
correspondents here as to who
llitlderinitii is and whal sort of a
concern is the American News K
change but no one knows anv thing
of either llableriiiair mum due
not appear In the llt oflhe accredited
representatives of tlie press in the
Congressional director and at the
White lloii e It i not only denied
Hint tin President lia selected a per-
son of tluit 11111111 tor the commissiou
crhlp hut It Is said tlml nothing
whatever is known there of such a
num The Civil Service Commission
liave IMiiiiluiil about MX cnliilidiiles
for one hundred mid lifly places as
special oMimincr for the pension of
llce anil Ibe paper are now being
marked liv the board of examiners
No further exaiiiiuallotis for this
branch ofhe service w ill be held at
this time except aboiil Ihirly persons
froiii Ibe Soiiilieru stales w boe ap-
plications liavejiist been received
Mlsr iivvi loiiii
Havana Jul The regular
I roups iiuarlereil at Iuerlii Ilicipenol
liaviitg lieeii paid fora long Him nnil
credit being refused them went to Ilie
store anil forcibly supplied them-
selves wllh provision The fad hav-
ing Well telegraphed to the Caplidu
ieueral he sent for Ilie Director ol
the Treasury who declared
Hull the only disposable money of Ilie
government on the island was ViOOoo
al Villa Clara and wa iiulereil by tele-
graph to Havana anil then lo Ilierlo
Irincipe The Spanish war steamer
Concepcion received from Madrid sail-
ing orders bill there being no funds to
pay Ilie crow she could not leave
Meanwhile the crew i dying of yel-
low fever Ip to today sixteen men
have fallen victim among them two
midshipmen one the nephew of Guv
Ilealimoiil Segamlo Capo ilirccliir
genciid of the treasury asked the well
known bank of JW Ilorge lor a
loan of SHM OcXlnud wa iclitscd
WVHIIIMIION Koris
Washington Jul InrvUlitttcu
tlie new ominissioiier nf Navigidluii
eillered upon the dlllbs of the olllce
lodav
The issue nf silver dollar up to
Julv ii was j 2Klm for the eor
lespondilig period lal y ear f J HlllM
ha
Secretary l relinglnien just
received a telegram from Consul
Mason nt Marseille a follows
Marked Improvement al Marseilles
anil Toulon The cholera deaths there
from a daily average of sixty fell lo
fiiitvthrce on Wcduesdnp forteight
on thiirstliiy thirty eight on Iriilav
liflveiglit on Satnrilav thirlsix on
Sunday and last night to Ihirleeii lu
twelve hours The mortality in all
cases is also declining At Toulon the
average fell from I orly lo llltcen
Isolated cases are reported from
various part nf the district The
epidemic is declared severe al Aries
and Ai
IIKI Fllti AT IIIVII H iaki
Mliiiienpolis Minn July JH A
Jiiiiriial s Kargo special says News
reached here today of a blgllieal
Devils Lake City which destroyed
forty buildings Including bank ho
tels stores Millions etc The III
swept everything before il there til-
ing no llreileparliiieul
St Iliiil Minn July H A ill
patch from Devils Lake Manitoba
say Neaily all of tin block east ami
west of Kelly avenue ami Ninth
Fourth slrecl liiirneil last night The
lire originated in rahaiu s
jewelry store aid spread rapidl
ilcslioyiug totally n lintel Citvcriiu A
Son general slore Staiighta store
Miiniids til III 11 ti r < slore poslolllce
and the InterOcean printing olllce
Mooie V Daniels butcher shop War
ners bakery Thoinpons drug slore
IVIl Itro general store Nashes res
I a ll riillt sUleen real est ale olllees
eiglit saloons and uiiiit dwellings
Very little diitniigo ncciiried outside
Ibe fuss of buildings vvhleli are fully
insured
iin I itoiiiiits op Iliii Misiiii
iidveston July JK The fourth hi
enniiil session uf lhe Natinmil iriiuil
Ludgo of the Culled llrotliirs of
friendship convened in thi city In
day The orgaliialinu is believublit
and serial in Us membership cnlnred
Ten Slates are represented there be-
ing about iMdelegates in altemlauce
lrail Master Fred II Morlou of
Kvaiihvllle Imi presiding The ses-
sion will continue several davs
Jolierl J John a well known mem-
ber of the ciiuiiiiercial coiiiinunil of
Ibis cily itied Ihi p in aged IJ years
Mr John was for twelve years cashier
and teller of Hid National Hank of
Texas Since Janitarv last be has de
villed bis time largely lo organizing
a new bunking conipnnv which will
shortly begin business in thi cily
under thn name of Hie Menhauls Na-
tional in which institution Mr John
was to have occupied a lending
liuii I ur many years lie has been
known us one of tl m must eulerpris
ing citiuils of ialvelou Hi leaves
a witlu circle ol triemU
ioitii
TAKINIl OPKlltVINS
Ilerlin July h It is slated thai the
running of thioitgh conches ou rail-
ways between ierinaiiy anil Iiuiicc
will bo stopped for fear of cholera
KltKl KltllVI INKHTION
Glasgow Jul JM The steamer
Clan Miienii froin Marseilles arrived
today The medical examiner found
no infection ou hoard The crew was
perfectly healthy
A iaiiiii iiiti
Havana duly JH At Miilauzas Sat-
urday night lire totally destroyed the
lumber yard of Senor tabula loss es
timated at IIK0 < M uninsured Thu
lire continued to burn for lilleeu
hours
NOTVI10W id TO tM >
Atlu Inly 20 The steamer Ti
gerfrom Murseilles arrived oil Iienuis
yesterday with two cases of Choi
era Admittance to the port was re-
fused and Hid steamer departed for
Smyrna
IMPORTANT INtlKVIIAV
Madrid duly it Minister Poster
bud luiotbeiiiupoitaul interview with
senor Cuslillo the Spanish premier
It is a dilUcult task lor the Spanish
government to tecoiui
tin
inllict
lug commercial lullrests of Hie pcnlll
siila mid Cuba
I UK AtillCAN tTu ui H
London July JH Henry M Stan-
ley AI rican explorer arrived at Ply-
mouth this evening In an interview
with an associated press reporter
Stanley said he had returned to Kng
laud considering he had completed his
wurk of estubliililug imtD terduy
NO 239
faclorv tradltiff stidions alouiz
the Congo river from Its mouth
to Stanley Pool 1400 miles by river
When he left the Congo country he
was still erlng badly from bronchitis
but wiis much benefitted by his itw
voyage He eulogized the trading
prospects of the country In tbe neigh-
borhood of the Congo river
AMATINII
Pari July It There is one mild
cte of cholera in one of the hospitals
in lids city Three deaths from that
disea e at Toulon today In Totiiou
there are II cases nt Itecontru hospital
nnil Ui in St Moudrlcr hospital
Three of the latter are serious Two
Toulon emigrants have died at Louvre
of cholera
NOT THAT IIAUTMAN
Par July 28 The Klgnro says
llarliuann the Nihilist has com-
mitted suicide through want Note
1ignro probably refers to Prank Ilurt
iii in who left his home in New York
some weeks ago leaving a letter say
ing he intended to commit suicide
Prank is not llartmmm the Nihilist
known lo he world
ITIOIKItA ItKIOKT
Madrid July JH Thirteen deaths
from cholera occurred here last night
At Toulon fourteen al Lovellette u
village near Toulon one Tin Mis
I nil a strong wind from thn North-
west is prevailing and the weather is
clearer The mortality is decreasing
In the cities but iiicVeasing in the
cotiulry nulling the peasants
Ill Ill AN CONKCIIKMK
London InlyJH Gbulslouo staled
Ibis evening in Hie House of Common
Hint important point arose in the
Kg vplian conference today which the
delegates thought neccssn ry to refer
In the home government They ex-
pect a reply tomorrow when u con-
clusion will be speedily arrived at
All delegates ai i > anxious to press mat-
ter loa settlement
A rVNllllill HlAUAVTINH
Panama via Galveston July JH
The National Gnveminent has can-
celled its orders for quarantine The
Paiiama Canal Company is opposed to
anv quariinlinu Dr Lopez canal
phvsiciiinilied nf dvslnlery ou Satur
day last Tbe hospitals are lilleil with
patients The Canal Company Is ad-
vertising for bids for a new hnrjpitid
to be built at Caloli Heavy rains are
seriously impeding the progress of the
woik on lite canal
WANT TIIKIK MAIL
Constantinople Julv JH The Lega-
tion here have been uislructcil to re-
sist si rough the abolition of tint for
sign poslolllic
St Petersburg JulyJMA riot oc-
curred al Ivliriiiilf The workmen at-
tacked Hie simp of the Old llelleyers
whom they dcnoiinceil as worse Hutu
Jews Tin content of the shops were
curried oil one person lui been killed
and two wounded
iiiniiniinii i soianu
Purls JulyJH Iigarn has a better
article dothiring that Inghiiid never
helped bill idwavs thwarted Prance
Her friendship Is false and alliance
willi her hollow Figaro advises
France to abandon all relations with
Kngland give up her prejudices anil
haired mid make an nlliaitco with
Geiliiany Germany was an honest
enemy ami she will be an honest ally
Tliltuinu sia comskin
London Inly JH The survivors of
Ilie steamship liixham which collided
with I he Spanish steamer C Ijoti report
Ihat on Ibe evening of the ollision in
a Ihick fog tbe Laxbmii un going
slow both steamers sounding their
whistles Ilie Gijon slruek the Lav
ham mnldship and the latter was
neaily out asunder The funnel fell
and the steainpipu burst Thu most
of the Laxhains crew boarded the
Gijon Captain Latham tied bis wife
and child to himself ami all three were
hauled aboard of IhuGljoii ilie Lax
ham sank twenty minute after the
cnllision mil lung alter tin Gijon
begun to settle Terrible cniifiision
prevailed Tbe captain stood with Id
revolver in hi hand hut was unable
In keep order a the passengers and
crew were lighting lor their lives
The bonis were lowered ami Illicit to
the gunwale hut could not accoinino
date niir half of the people Those
who were so fortunate us to secure
places in them were obliged to keep
nil tlie others w lib knives The Gijon
sank bow llrst her quarter deck
crowded with men and women mid
her captain and olllcer standing ou
the lulilge It i estimated that one
hundred and Ihirly persons perished
The Cnips
MajurJlt Pace representing tluv
large Inbacco house of J 11 John
sloii Danville Virginia has returned
I loiii an extensive trip through tho
slale in the inlrrest of his house He
is in lo spend a few days with his fam-
ily He reports thai tlie cotton crop
tliroiighoul the southern portions of
Hie stale looks well and a full crop Is
assured It looks well from llrenham
lo Waco but needs rain badly but il
is the opinion of farmers ami planters
thai the cotton through this section
can stand a drouth llflecii ilaya longer
without any material injury Tlie cot-
ton in Southern Texas is im an aver-
age higher than a man s bead Cot-
ton picking is in full blast
Cliliip Meeting Notes
The camp meeting at Lvergreen on
the Middle llosque closed Sunday
night having been carried on teu
days The meeting resulted In great
good there having been twentyfour
cniiversiuiis sixteen accessions to thn
church and a general revival of relig
ious interest The meeting was con-
ducted by Kev S P Wright well
known in this city
A camp meeting will be commenced
at Live Oak cauqi grounds near Lhlua
Spring on W edncihiv night by lev
S P Wright
At Slandforil Chapel near Ttlcbey
switch on the Narrow Gauge there
will be a camp meeting started ou
Friduv
Tlie SiMyKviuiKl Uitttrict
Thu Democratic Convention for the
sixtysecond representative district
composed of McLennan Fulls and
Limestone counties Is hereby called
to bo held at Marlin ou the 9th day of
August proximo for thu nomination
of Floater from this district The
convention will he called to order at
11 oclock a in
I It Dickinson
Chairman tiJnit Flotorial DIst
MaiiinJulv JH 1HHI
Our Clioite
Is the name of a new cigar adorned
with thu photos of Cleveland and
Ileuilrlcks That veteran knight S tho
road ilaj 1 It Pace showed an o
iNKii reporter bis new sample
the new brand which bo recel
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