The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-03

LONDON, June IA riot occurred botween
tho citzons aud militia al Liner X Tie r-
leo pdei the militia and dispo ed the lob
after nnry wero hurt.
PARIS June l.--Tlo sale ant circulation Of
the Steele has been prohibited in all depart
monts
Prince Napoleon has been nominated for
the Assembly in the departments of Charen.
ton lnierieur and the Seine.
PARIS May 3l.--At meeting of the Left,
yesterday, it was resolved that motion for
the dissolution of the Assembly be pressed,
and that overturos bo made to other sections
of the Chamber to secure their cooperation
in the movement.
WASHINGTON, June l.--In the Senate Win
dom presented a resolution of tho National
| Agricultural Congress, recently in session at
Atlanta, and asked an appropriation for the
| Increase OF water communication from the in
terror to the seaboard, which was referred to
| the Committee on Transportation.
The Secretary of the Treasury hos directed
| the Assistant Treasurer at New York 10 se-
| Sl,50o,0O0 gold, on the first and third Thurs
days each, and $1,000, 900 gold on second and
fourth Thursdays each. or So 900, 600 during
| the month OF June.
| There is no direction for the purchase OF
bonds,
| The debt statements show reduction of
| 81, 4,456,S3s during May
Cash in the Treasury-Coin, $50, ,5sl, ,97O:
currency, $lI,l77,773.
| Special deposits en- imports held for re-
demptlon of certificates of deposit $50, $50,
| 900.
The President leaves tonight for New
York to lay the cornerstone of the Museum
of Natural History, in Central Park.
| MONROE, La, June l.--At ten o'clock tho
river bank began to cavc in at the rear Of the
Ouaehta Telegraph office, and at half past
one O'Clock the loss of the bank was five feet
The Telegraph power press was taken down,
and,the whole Office was IN confusion.
The bank of the river has fallen to the
back steps, ard the caylng still continues
CHICAGO, june 1.-The Times pablishes the
crop prospects from various points in Illinois,
Iowa. Wisconsin, indiana Missouri, Mime
sofa md Kansas, from which it appears that
the average acreage If wheat sown is much
In OK oss OF last year, AID the yield promises
au average ~ corn, oats and barley fully the
average # tho nnouHt of land tlat has beou
seeded, md The crops W Il b1 large
Nkw YoRK, JGnc l.--Ro chcfort aopt his
coon yesterday Till al'er making up his cor
respoldoncH, aud absolutely refused audiences
to parties who wished to speak with him
Later in the day, however, he visited the
house of u. Polletier, where he was hospita.
by entertained. lie was waited on by few
members Of the French Society of Refuge
and De la Commune, but he still refused to be
entertained by any society, or have recep-
ton last night. He published in the Herald
yesterday a letter justifyin the rise of the
Commune, in view of the evident nonarchiaI
intentions of the Assembly and the govern
ment, and approves of the execution of hos
tages, as acts Of reprisal. He described al
terrible the sufferings of the Communis
prisoners during their trial and transportation
to exile in New Caledonia, Mcmahon IS bit
terly assailed, as having been placed in power
through the deserters OF France. His term
Rochefort predicts, will be brief and the
speedy dissolution of the Assembly will
surely usher in tho peoples representative,