The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1, Friday, August 4, 1893 Page: 3 of 8
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Sdes unionists
:the World Will Meet
jn Convention.
jNGRESS AT ZURICH
wi.;nnn rtlillirnc C.r
er irnii-cv-.. .....
Into uircuiaxion.
Ir CONDEMNED INDIANS
at Canadian Regatta Opens
on Hamilton tseacn.
THE EVENING NEWS FRIDAY AUGUST 4 1893.
the
Business at St Louis.
jlloTbeXo'S.
r.Lous Aug. -i. rsusinesB is
d'ted as rapidly improving in
njilVi anu i mi" obiuio fi.
age reports quite a largo amount
.!. nfTurnH it P. nor nnnl Tho
ring house has issued a state
it (bowing trial tne nantcs nave
undan available cash balance to
extent of 1 3 per cent of their
deposit? ana mis is regarded as
ban iu Hcl cll ".uib buau ic-
red to withstand almost any kind
nn Thivn has not Vippti tlm
Meat fe 'ling of uneasiness with
irdto any DatK nor ras tnere
(incitement of anv kind. There
ebeen no large failures. The
lison (ill ) Uar tiompany which
fended last month with liabilities
I assets both approximating one
ilinn dol ara is the nnlv larnr
Icern which has suspended within
for a Hundred miles ot the city
operations are about to be re-
kedbv this concern. BiisirifiRR
leully has had little more than
HSUiL uuunuuiiuer easiness ex.
i the boot and shoo trade
kwfte ohenoinenal gains of the
!it years have not been main
1 The buildincr trado nnn.
Wto ienore the financial un-
oeFs tliewhero. Work iH goinc
lapidly on four structures eaoh
mg more than one million
ar.- and on at least six others in
half million class. The largest
ially completed buildings 'are
new hotel (.: noo.rnoL nfiw
I hall fl.oCO.OOOk new union
lot (probably '0Co or.nl. and
Icn Trust building (l 250000.)
testate prices are maintained
i nil lor the (tit-patches from
fcr points there would hn nn !Ha!
bank ruins or business failures.
i Mound City's traditional con-
Fatism is st.-imiimr it in .ri
Id and attracting a great deal of
r ivugianu capital. Kailroad
dmg is veiy active. A new
road is beinp annHtriintflri
H the city and the Burlington
" Husiiingwoik on the bridges
t theMissifsintii !nH Miconnii in
6 it direct access to the nitv frnm
Inorth.
IWiniona for Circulation.
r-wueu ITcsb to The News.
"fniyfTOjj August 4 Thir-
1 sd a half millions of currency
SO into rirnnl4inn 1-: !
'tew d.IVS as .1 reotilf nf thu
rteily payment of pensions in
i is known as the second group.
u'oursoments oommence today
odianapolis $2700000 will be
"It; Lnniuvillo 4o inn nnn.
Pnn'i10' $1 fO0.000; New Yorkj
r-.uu; Philadelphia 1900-
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. -. . .vwuuu.
CannnriiaK di.i.
PAJJIUON. CW A . ( rp.
Irian iu w"" iiuguBvt. x uc
IS! 3nn".al . regatta of the
l -"'uiiiaiion ol Amateur
huen ouonpri nn rr;t.. u.u
IHh a large attendanoo. The
ATremendnnc hv.oii i
F"siiwh ..--."""""B u-
If.... . c"'y BTBtem aflllft1 u-Kh olilllo
Ittlr'ii re"IUcn " ny other form
I'slTl "e'180' "dorgocs reriodlciilly.
Ilre.1.... "11 r:o In Itself It Is
tifl usei " lnflnlty of bodily Mlments.
' ln the va.t i ''reTenucn ftnl romoval
Mother ' oicafcc useloEnfor
!taafi. e hau 0 mgte the
the;'"00r"ti. Theyaresnre
Jt- ThB.nn ";:"nlen to fetm after a
Wthie. on. r ?"? cban8e hli looallon to
Mood.i. J" .'"ecomrlaint which liln
i. ..." Onted lnto..i. r. ..-...
ltr..L I'MTef! heart tronhi. n..t
"tt oiih!'.'?""8 he offering of malaria.
tfflCflA . """:c OVOUIBOU lilt-
lJt 1 1m u lsoIn cempla'nt !no.
nil i IMH ii' i ii u iinaiAim .
.w .. vuo iuuua uvnnis n
especially numerous the United
States iiuntuers bpini; espeuiallv
well repri-KentFd. The .0ur c is a
mile and a half straight a ay and
is one of the best on the continent.
Immigration BooirTKHied.
Special to the Nows.
London Aug. i Tho report
from the United States concerning
the temporary tinanehl stringency
and commercial depression has
knocked tho boom for which tho
immigration agents have been woik
ing for several months into smith-
ereens. Ever since the spring tho
various immigration agencies in the
center of the city Live been delug-
ing tho various industrial and agri-
cultural regions of tho country with
pamphlets and leaflets di'uting in
glowingtermsupon tho opportunity
for profitable employment of arti
sans meohanics farmers and agri-
cultural laborers in the United
States that country being repre-
sented as being on the tip-top wave
of prosperity with abundance o
capital and labor at a premium?
As a result of these representations
numerous immigration clubs have
been organized on an installment
principle in tho west and north of
England and the agents have been
looking forward to one of tho big-
gest harvests of recent years in their
line. Cable dispatches of the past
few weekshowever have convinced
the intending emigr-nts that it is
better for the timo being to endure
present evils than to seek worse
ones in a new country and as a
result the boom has petered out. i
International Trades Union.
Special to the Nowb.
New Yobk August 4. A special
cable from Zurich Switzerland
sayt: The great International Con-
gress of Trade Unionists :ind So-
cialists will bo called to order to-
morrow morning in the town hall.
Over 1000 delegates had arrived up
to today and it is thought that the
total representation will be double
that number. Nj delegates from
tho United States have so far ar-
rived and comparatively fow of tho
French socialists are on hand iho
elections oi August uo proving a
stumbling block to their presence.
ai tne meeting tooay oi mo execu-
tive committee it was decided that
the president of each day's proceed-
ings should be elected at tho begin-
ning of each day and successively
from tho different nations repre-
sented. Tho German unions are
strongly represented and so is tho
Euglish Trade Union Congress tho
London Trades Council the Minor'
Federation tho International Labor
League the Social Democratic Fed-
oration and numerous other Eng-
lish organizations.
Over two hundred resolutions
have so far been filed by the dele-
gates for discussion and action.
One from the Swiss delegation de-
clares that tho next fight of wage-
earners the civilized world over
must be for an international legal
eight hour day and that this must
bo accomplished by the political
organization of tho working classes
in connection with trades unionism.
The Dutch socialists have a reso-
lution advising wage-workers to use
national elections only as a means
of propaganda and to permit their
representatives to enter j.arliamont
simply to protest against the pres
ent capitalistic regime but not to
take part in. parliamentary work
proper.
The Fronch delegrtion has filed a
resolution favoring a unity of action
between the revolutionary sooial.
ists and the communist anarchists
but this will bo vigorously opposed
by the German social democrats. A
number of resolutions are to be
filed in behalf of tho American Ger-
mans but their exaot purport has
not yet developed. The French
have three resolutions relating to
May day demonstrations the Paris
Labor Exchange urging that it
should not be merely a workors'
holiday but a manifestation for
the purpose of bringing about in-
ternational peace. The Paris So-
cialists' Alliance boldly declares
that war should be abolished in Eu-
rope and suggests the formation of
an international court of arbitrators
to be compoged of delegates from
all nations to be elected by the va-
rious parliaments or congresses one
for eaoh million of population.
The National Cigarette and To
bacco Company are not in the trust.
Smoke Admiral Cigarette. The
best.
DOMESTIC MATTERS
A
Steamer Sunk
Lake George.
on
FOUR PEOPLE DROWN
Unsuccessful Attempt
Wreck a Train.
to
BOY PREVENTS THE WRECK
Other Items of Interest From
Various Sections.
Came Near Being Successful.
By Associated l'res? to The Now..
Sr. Lou i.s August 4. Mows wus
rocoived hero of an almost hiccoss-
ful attempt to wreck and rob a
Wabash train this morning neat-
Atlanta Mo Particulars later.
A rail was taken from the track
by the criminals but its absonce
as discovered by a i-on of tho
agent who flagged tho train pre-
venting tho wrtcking of tho train.
The rail was replaced and the train
proceeded after a delay of 311 hour
or so.
An Excursion Steamer Sunk.
By Aisoclated Press to Tho News.
A mi any N. Y. August I A
ste3inor with an excursion party left
Fourteou Mile Island Lake George
for Poarl Point Fort this morning.
At Pearl Point landing the steamer
sank. Twelve lives were lost. Will
have full particulars later.
A Times Union special e.tys the
name of tho steamer which struck
a rook and sank thiH morning at
Pearl Point landing Lake George
was Rachel Sherman. Sho had an
excursion party of twenty nine per-
sons aboard from Fourteen-Milo
Island four of whom were drowc
ed. They were all from Brooklyn
and Hoboken. Twenty-one por
sons were saved. It said the party
was composed mostly of New York
and Brooklyn excursionists.
Better Sugar Prospects.
Uy Associated Presa to tho Ncwa.
Havana Aug. 1 Tho condi-
tion of tugar cane improves daily.
Tho indications aro for a good yield
next season but it is yet too early
to make predictions. A majority
of tho estate owners have already
made arrangements with their
tenants for all tho cane thoy will
need. Tho average of advances to
Choctaws Will Hang.
M'fPlM tu The News:
j t unto l. T. Aug. t.-Tho
ropntvo granted by Gov. .lones of
tho Choutiw Nation to tho nine
members of the Jones faction
convicted of minder in connection
j with tho Choctaw troubles expires
today. Tho condemned men aro at
Wilburton which is ditlioult of
acces." and no news 1 us been re-
ceived from that point for tho last
two days. It is not thought prob-
jablo however that tho suntenco
sun Do carried into i-tiect in viuw of
the requust of -tho intorior jdopart-
ment for ti furthor communication
until September I the request
being based upon tho idta that
through firmness and kindness
combined peace micht ho restored
between the warring factions of tho
Choctaws. Tho broach between tho
two factions however is as wide as
ovor and ut to tho but .t.iviiwH
from Wilburton tho Locko party
woro determined to provont tho
proposed wholesale slaughtering of
their supporters.
Tho Chicago Market.
By Associated l'reesto Tho News
Chicago Aug. I Wheat wont
off Ho today on tho failure of tho
Gorman-American Bank at St.
Paul but fully recovorod tho lohs.
Pardridgo was a considerable seller
early and the Bttilpers wore in-
chned to sell till after tho market
had bumped against 00 j 3 for Sep-
tember several times and reactod
apparently having a solid support
at that point. There was somo out-
sido buying in a small way and in-
dications pointed to largo (ports.
September opened ila down at
00 Jc declined to 00 j1 o and recov-
ered to 01 i c.
Corn was strong on the continu-
ance of tho drouth. Soptenibor
opened io higher at :ilj; ad!ineod
to -t0' and reacted to lOo.
Armour was a buyer of provisions
again today on a large scale par
ticularly ribs and lard. September
DEPENDS ON TONE
Of the President's Message.
SAYS SPEAKER CRISP
As to the Course He Will
Take in Appointing'
THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES
Ho Donlos Reports Circulated
as Without a Basis.
ribs opened ?c higher at 7..12J;
advanced to T..")0 then fell back to
7. U'V.
11:0 p. m. Whrat August
bb ; Septembor 01; December
oe;
Corn Septembor H); October
JOj May 41 L
Oats Soptenibor 2 1; May 20J;
Pork Septomber 1-J.05.
Lard Septembor .15; Octoter
7.O.J.
Ribs Soptenibor": 1-2 '; October
17.50.
What IsaGuarantoo?
It is tbjs. If jou havo a Cough or
Cold a trekling in tho Throat which
keeps you constantly coughing or if
you aro atllicted with any Chest Throat
or Lung Trouble W hooping Cough &c.
and vou use Ballnrd's Ilorehound
tenants amounts to 4-1000 on each Syrup as directed giving it a fair trial
iuuuuu arrauus 01 u;tuu iu do (ieuv- H.nd no (jeneiit is experienced wc alt-
ered. Prices for crop will not bo thorize our advertihed agent to refund
fixed until tho market opens nexti your money on return ol bottlo. It
year for new sugar. never fails to give satisfaction. It
promptly relieves Hronohitis. Sold
Bank Failure. lv H. C. Risher & Co . Warn anfl .1.
J -- - f ".
By Aseccltitod Press to the Noun.
Lkhanon Pa. August l. Tho
Lebanon Trust 3nd Safe Deposit
Bank failed to opon its doors this
morning.
COTTON.
Condition of Principal Markets
of the World.
By Aeioclatcd I'tem to Tfco News.
Nj:w Oki.kavs Aug. l. Glenny
ife Co. tay: Liverpool spots are
1.10 down. Sales UO0O bales.
Business moderate. Prices in
favor of buyer. Liverpool futures
closed about 2.o 1 down.
New York at 1:17 p. m. was six
down.
Now Orleans opened live points
down lost one additional advanced
five and dropped six points. At
12:20 p. m. it was seven points
under yesterday. Tho weather has
now indicated rains pretty much
everywhero most needed.
B. Cornihh Fast Waco Texas.
ForOvur IJifly Vrum.
MllB. WIN8LOW.S SOOTIIINO SVUUI'
has been used for children teething.
It hootiius the child softens tho gums
allays all pain cures wind oolio and
is tho bebt remody for Diarrlnca.
Twenty fivo cents a bottlo.
Tho largest nowost ana clonnost
stock of carriages buggies and phao-
tons and oarts in tho oity at
T. P. Si'aiiks & Son's.
The best is the ohoapest. Buy a
New Homo Sewing Maohino. OHico
70U Austin Avenuo. Telophone. No.
60.
and Investment
17 Provident
Texas Aug. -1
et
Transfers of Real Estate
Transfers of real estate reported
by Waco Abstract
Company room
Building Waco
1893.
John Lawson
Bratton lot 1 block
dition $275.
D R Gurley et ux. to Sarah M
Beaumont two lots at Third and
Cleveland streets .f.'250.
F II Robeatson to C F Bewley
100 acres W Mitchell survey f-V
000.
ux. to C S
Gerald ad-
Cheap Fare to Kerens.
Tho Cotton Bolt railroad will
make a rate of ono and ono-third
fare on the certificate plan to
Kerens for tho meeting of tho Far-
mers' State Alliance which will he
kold at that place August 15.
. -
Extras for Buggies.
Carriago and buggy tops oarriago
and buggy wheels buggy bodies oush-
ions lazy backs springs 6th wheels
shaft shacklos prop nuts prop joints
boots storm aprons shaft tips single
trees shafts in pairs pr odd polos
breast yokes polo oiroloB dashes dash
rains seat handles oto. cart whoole
and Bprings at
T. P. Sparks & Son.
It is conceded by tho smokers of
Waco that the Admiral Cigaretto is
the best.
Ni:v Vkiik August l. A
World's Washington special says:
"Speaker Crisp authorizes tho state-
ment tl at there is no bat-iH whatevor
for any ono of tho many roports
which havo been circulated regard-
ing tho appointment of chairmen of
committees. Ho has not decided
upon a singlo appointment and will
not do so for several days; certainly
not before tho arrival of tho presi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle and
probably not uut.tl a caucus
shall 1 avo ollioially designated him
as its candidate for speaker. Ho
dors not expect to announce com-
mittees until eight or ton days aftor
tho organization on Monday. Ho
may mako an exception of tho com-
mittoo on coinauo but has reached
no such determination sis yet. The '
t-poakor'ri solo aim is to do only that
which will be of greatest sorvico to
tho party. To accomplish that
purpose ho feels tho necessity of
oarnost co-oporation with tho ad-
ministration anil ho has not
seen either tho president
or tho soorotary of tho
treasury for sevoral weeks- lie
will not attempt to roach a conclu-
sion until ho shall havo an opportu-
nity to consult with them as woll
as Willi leading mcmiicrs 01 tho
house upon whom ho must depend
for support on tho floor. Thu
truth is that all depends upon tho
tono of tho message. If Mr. Cleve-
land shall confirm Iiih recommenda-
tions strictly to ropoal with no hint
of subsequent legislation in the
direction of bimotallimi it might
be considered wise to j it
Cockran ag'.iint the rcloublablu
Bland in which event Cookrau
would leave tho ways and means
to become chairman of tho coinage
committee. If on the other hand
tho president should (lectin a mor.o.
pacific policy advisable it might bo
considered wise to permit Mr. Bland
to retain his hoHitiop if ho should
care to do so despite an opposing
majority in his committee. As tho
composition of tho ways and moanH
committee will be affected by that
of the coinage eommitttp
especially with refereuco to
Cockrtn it Is easy to sno roanoi.d
for tho statements made but all de-
perds upon the president's policy as
outlined iu his message.
Swlndlora Arrostod.
liy Associated I-rcni to Tiiu New.
Nkw Ohucass Aug. .f. A. M.
Rareshide tho bookkeeper arid con-
fidential man of J. D. Peet & Co.
cotton exporters and future brokors
was arrested today for raising oheckH
and failing to account for city ami
county collections. F. P. Seine. r
an employo in tho house was Raro-
stiido's accomplice and was alno
arroBted. The amount involved is
$(000. Tho accrued admit thoir
guilt.
Tho Weather.
By Asfodatid 1'mss to The New.
Washington Aug. I. Forecast
till - p. m. Saturday for Florida
Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana
ocoahional local rainc variablo
winds. For eastern Texas Arkan-
saw Oklahoma Indian Territory
and northwestern Texas slightly
warmer southerly windB occasional
light rains followed in tho interior
by cooler northerly winds and fair
weather Sunday night.
Seo Stark West for fire insuranoe
All Kinds
Of saddles and harness
Sparks & Son's.
at.T. . P.
The News prints tho associated
press telegrams twelvo hours ahead of
ny paper in Waco.
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Christopher, R. The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1, Friday, August 4, 1893, newspaper, August 4, 1893; Waco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth114947/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .