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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
THE CITY.


The second cIn.s ,f .,,,rp,r. ia now
drilling ,vrN ,,,rin. m ESQ 'n.rlo.. ma,
rapidly improving.
SHAW ~ p'W' man Eve moved men
hfuH slorc nom nhI'T 'l'. ihr hotel
iu'" e'nre ~ Tue "'"'&'N "I"'h' across
Tue f''''''
The Ea,t waco dry pond I, pretty ct
fectu,llv Iri,Iu,, nnI .i'r ,,i,.n. rt iI'n,
snDot1 are ON "I subject Tor pnbh'
ARh"''""'
The country AROUND N,orr.yillr nn.
been eyr,p,iunIly n,auhy mis- wear
amid general smrounumg ickurss. "A Fact
worthy ot attention.
"A .....,.,,..,-.
",' "t,'' NHl'h nAl 'N'hH u, 'h'
iulh "i w" h'"|"- "." lluN'. WIS lNlhl
}i,ot va, M '.''" .n"'l"n ',"h
n,'uN lH.,l,. ,i.,' ,N "N'' . Jew IHN
ft,,'oy any, ,t, l"',"n I'' ll"l "'IShn"f
ho"u u'ed OF i'"l "li'hI' hls'f's''
Rev. Dr. d, II Carroll OilI rlIleiatc at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
EIsONI DALLAS
B.o"b ID .sniIshnrxrd with ,smr
dcT--'s'hc Negro tbcnd-A
Drummer Rnh
Mule.

NpsrV Tel,yr1,a 10 me F1Irjae-.
D,LG,s, r y, November /. -Emnuu ]
McClouiy, the negro shot by Ike Loeb
yostordny died to-day. The coroner F.
jury returned a verdict Of death from
gun shot wounds inflicted by Loeb. The
testimony showed that McCluu ~ was
running away from Loeb when shot.
Loeb, who was ut liberty on $1,000 bond,
charged with assault with intent to kill,
wns immediately nrrestcd on charge
of murder nd is il jail lie says he will
attempt to secure release tomorrow ON
Lubcas corpus
\ man giving his name as Chns vii
utms, representing himself as u drum
urr for Muusuud Co., st. Lpus, bred a
saddle mule sever days uRo at IA livery
stable III Sherman. lie arrived in Dul-
las last night, borrowed $40 ON the mule,
won over 800 at farrow bank, no Gem
cd the mule aud was about leaving WI
when arrested ON Telegram charging
him with mule stealing, He Ii in jail.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
The Great Southern Remedy"

"BraLos chill Cure" which ia war.
ranted Tor the cure oi chills and fever
is positive antldOte Tor malaria. and
has no rival as q tonic for building m
An rmaciated system from such elf.
matte causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed 10 miaSmatic inh
cucr,, and are attended with the ft
lowing symptoms, such ~ loss of appe.
lite, aching of the back and Joints fc-
verlshness, severe headache, indisposi.
tlon To get about, low spirits, slccpless-
uc,s, chilly sensations, and eventually
ii"t, burning fever, which may tinnIly
terminate in bilious, remittent or in.
lrImlttcnt fever, we would suggest that
you Keep supply on hand ali the
time and take dose three times d, ilv.
y" other medicine Is necessary. A. (. Is
very concentrated aud powerful ,, its
effects M removing the poi,opou. 10.
mrnl~ from the blood. anl M o,,a ,.or
appreciate this warning better dian ne
laIlurr' who IL more or less e1po. ID
l' ll"'r atmospheric pOisons, especially
'H lh' 'tll season, when gathering tht =
'"l, va the midday sun, cool nigf +
.'" hraNy deWs ot morning, then In is
h"s" malignant tcvrrs are most preya.
''h'i anu To them we would recommend
p" take dose Of "Brazos Chill cure"
very morning on rising, ii they would
won me danger OF much suffering, TO
'ay n"thng of the time and expense
'N'ed IN the end. No strychnine OF
arsenic The physicians prescribe and
'teommend 1t, Ask your druggist foI
! ana lake no other. Price 81 per bot.
lie, Prepared only by
TUCKER & WILLS,
Wsco, Texas.
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Corner 9Th aud Austin street
PERSONAL.

MIR. Geo. 5. Moore, OF ST. Louis, Is in
the city.
Miss Maud Harlan arrycd on the Cen
irnl trnin lu-t night tor II visit to Miss
Georgia Campbell.
Mr.. Elmrrltogcrs leave ON the Missouri
rAciiIc trim this morning for u TN
through southern T'Nns,
Mrs. willie g. kingshury, oi DalIn., H.
visiting hirnd4 M this ,it,. - gurst ui hci
brother, Judge W. X DAVIS
Mrs. Levi Bear tnrc Miss Minnie WciD
arrived from New York yesterday. tu viz.
II friends and rcltlycs in this city.
Mir, amt Mis Walter Brru.icdt have ru
turned from their Wedding tour. which,
embraced all the leading cities III the ctsl
and west
Mr. Willie Carroll. ut WASHINGTON Iity
who hI- six weak leave ut ab-rucr. j.
here on visit to his mother and sisters
Mrs nnd the Misses Carroll.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
InA,I,iNJI-NNIION.
The Injunction Of thc IcNas
and ~ Louis ItoHd Against
thc cay

Yesterday Judge Elmes rume in from
Marlin 10 hear argument on the motion
to dissolve the INJUNCTION granted to the
IcKua aud ST. Lous railroad iorbiddiug
the city marshal ~ Waco, the city coun-
Gil OF any one else from interfering with
that roud laying nthIrd track ON Mary
,trect. The case did not, however pro-
coed Ia argument, but was dissolved by
motion ~ the attorney Of the rnilruHd.
lho ruilrIul by TINS at virtually nc.
know, dgDo the right " the city to Ma y
street, or at icust valves its own clHims
10 the ownership ~ that street II puts
the city d. control " the street, but
mcauwilet third track on that street .,
the building ~ which the city prohibit
cd, is built and completed, and It be-
comes nu interesting qucHtion AZ to
what the city council will do whether
they will compel the road to take mp the
track or rest content with the mere NO
acknowledgement Of title III the street.
which llows from the dissolution oi the
injunction. he city council meets to-
night aud the 5ubjcct will most ikoly
come up fui discussion.
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FROM TYLER
Public SpcnEInR. Prospects of
DcfenI

Special Telegram to the Examiner.
Tyler, November |. CoLJos. T.. Jones,
the nominee iur congress from this dis
irlri. amt John & Buchanan, nominee for
TIE senate. spoke at tile courthouse thi,
evening Notwithstanding the TACT there
was "a theatrical troupe playing in the on
era house, they had quite n larrr crowd
a. hear them. The general Impression Is
the county ticket will not he elected
lnetc seems to be ltrlc or no excitement
I'm regard To the election.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
FROM GALVESTON
sr..lal r.l.yrnu I. u. k.nr,n.r.

SperjH Teiogr1,, {, ne s-1miHsr
GALVESTON, November l.-Edward
lhiliikrr negro boy, was arrested 10 day
Tor thrit by detective. The boy has been
for two month, past making systematic
robhcres, and during the time he has en-
tered SIX offices and taken money to the
amount Of 500 tu $1,000. when arrest
ed he confessed his guilt and produc, d
SIPS of the stolen money. His smewd-
nc,s WAS nch that lie avoided suspicion
unJil ARE ted 10y Detective Mountain TO-.
day.
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ACh"no" 10 G"' cotton ,.,cLer-

hNoN'urE Crawford Co., Gro. oct
- l'N2.-l r," 10y nu extract from your
paper rrpnuhshrl lu the Macon Tcle-
graph and Messenger. that labor Is very
uluvh no H'mhud 10 the cotton growing
sec IONS "l Your state. II could make
arrangements with responsible parties
there hud they would advance the rail
ROAD iare ! would undertake to furnish
them with the labor they want or at
irI' ~ much ns 1 could carry WI h me
As nave brother IN your town yuu
eau Itief 10 llm aud other arquaiutAn.
ct7 l nav" There as la my promptuess IN
any business transaction. Write me-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

The first Of these cnigmnticnl lrttrr.
represents definite article: the second
tue goddess vino must be- consulted mn
costuming our le,diug society bellies
and the third public mart where IA
variety Of wares are DISPLAYED for sale
The three letters ARA ged ns above. rem.
resent" The Fashion Bn2ar," the leadiup
millinery emporium ia Wncu, where the
styles exhibited ARE the latest, the
material use1, the liuesl aud the handi.
work az near per ect ~ human skillaud
endesvoT eau make it,-ltggtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
9Jtlln,

just received at Tucker n Willis a
large assortment Of all kinds Of toilet
mud fancy soaps 40 cheap tuo--ulsu
another 3 pound gross lot NJ that fn.
nous hard winter or pure cocoon soap
which huH become now one uf the sta
plos, especially with those who have NO
soft wHtcr.-lOl3tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

The McClclnnd house oilers to the
travelling bubble all the comforts aud
couycnicnccs, and IL strctly first cln.s
in every respect, with nu excellent table,
elegant aud pleasant rooms and best Of
attention. Mr. Scarf, rough, the mau.
agcr is one " The best hotel men IN the
sta and the hotel itself is oxcclcd by
nunc.--ltr22tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

The signal service bureau reports tue in
dicallons Tor to-day tor the West GUT
states, local ruls and partly cloudy
weather, Winds variable mostly southeast
eIly, stationary or lower temperature
higher barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
Simple Remedies


One of the latest AMI most pleasant OF
hli liquii cs.tlArtics, this elegant prepare.
lion is made with srrupulOus care nom
the brst and most carefully selected mate
rial 1t IL with the greatest pleasure that
We recommend this very superior and
harmless remedy as being the safest and
surcst laxative and cathartic Tor weak te-
mhles and children, now in use, and iOf
habiua constipation and Indigestion, Won
cannot mad anything mole speedy or Ger.
tain. II il combined with arumatics in
such n manner that the bitterness of the
cnsrarh sagrada is completely disguised
Ask your druggist for it, and be snre to
TAX" no other. Price ~ cents per bottle.
Prepared by Tucker X willis, Waco
Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

November delivery, 1O.37c; December
IU3ic.Jauuury, lO.i}r February, lO.jtc,
March. lUGjc. April, 1910; May, 10 SO,
&, MN luHk. November The Posts
cotton report says future deliveries,
after opening GMj points lower, had
recovered tue loss, when sales were
nude at % points lower This second
loss was also recovered and at ! =. IN.
prices ruled slightly below yesterday =
quotations..
NEW YouK, November -Night.-Cot-
ton, dun aud eH-y. Sales, III bales,
UpIuud-, 1919 Ice; Orleans, lOAic. Cousoh-
dated net receipts, 81, i2i bales, exports
,u Great Britain. 22.li7 bales; France,
-- bales, coutiu nt 900 bal"s. Net
receipts. Ism bales, gross, 1875 bales.
FIXTURES closed steady. Sales, l42WU
nu y-. November, lu&2 lu.3Sr, Drcem-
bcr. lu.}lH lu35c; January, lUI2@ lOI3c;
February, lu54sL lOj5c; March, lO.Gja
lUGc; April lO77c; Mny, l0.S2m
lU.'-c, June, lo9Su ~ 99c; July, ll.0sW
HOO; August, ll.Oim Hose.
NEW ORLEANS, November Cotton,
easy Sales, $3.50 bales Ordinary, SA2c,
good ordinary 9'3r; low middling, Toe;
mildluE, 10 @; good mlddlIng, logo;
mIiilug fair, lO4c, fair IL pc. Re.
O. lIiIHs llttt IslEF1 bhltht klbhHt Eil'70
bale. EN.urts 10 Grcut Britain, 1850
bales: continent, LEO bales; coast Sc,
5,45g bales; Frau'c,I = bales. Stocb.
lJLg73 bales. Futures quiet aud steady,
sales, 5s,9OO bales. November deIivc y,
1000, December l0UGu lOO7c; january,
H. Dc; February, lO26r; March, lO.3dM
lO37c, Avn, lO4741OiSc; May, lO.5SW
lO5Jc; June, 1000; july, lO.S0glO.S2c.
EAnmurr'- Special Galveston Hruort
GALVESTON, November l. The Calves
ton market for spot cotton closed
weak and sc lower than yester-
dy's quotations. Niddling, lOisc.
Sales, 1880 bales. Receipts, ia bales.
Exports, 9lfj bales. Stock, 80 377 bales
The future market closed easy. Nov m
Der, 9ylW992c; December, 9WB99lc;
January, 992a99ic; February, 1902
% &C, March, lO.l2ulO13c; April
lO.2lm lO,22c; May, lO.3O4 lO,35c. Sales,
2,2JD bales. The Chicago future market
closed firm. Weather fine and receipts
OF grain fair Wheat, November d"liy-
cry, " sc; corn, November delivery, &c;
seller the iycar,iGl isc; January, 5iiic;
MAY % uc, pork, November delivery,
$3.50.
GALVESTON, November LECTION is
weak, lower nnd dull Middling, l0l;c:
low mlldling, Toe; od ordinary, 9tIc.
Net receipts, i,lOO bales. Exports to
Great Britain 5000 bales coastwise. ll2
bales. Sales, l2OO1 bales. Stock, G9,375
bales.
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early and in full wlut IL the best trnde
eau bc made. Respectfully
II. u. MCCRABY.

We have rcpublishcd Mr.. McC.np's
letter AZ Il matter u interest TO cotton
planters in this county His brother,
We take it Tor granted, il Col J. G. Me
Crary. Planters who need pickcrs
wunld do well to communicate with him
aud let Mr.. McCrary in GcOrgia know
what thoy need and what they eau DO.
There il certainly great lack Of labor
lar.
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DrmIh Wiz. IlIIdrrIh

LOWELL, Mass, November l.-Gon.
Buffers Hister.iu-law. Mrs. Hid eth,
died suddenly to-day, interrupting the
campaign tour Of Gen. Butler tHo
days.
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-wItLerinn,i,

BERNIE, November -Bebal, Gilleu
nergcr, Nulmas, Burke and Lnhulzeduri,
German, Russian and Swiss socialists,
have purchased the old castle " Wydcu
at Wiutert en-, with the objec Of set.
ting mp % sociulIst printing establish.
mcut.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November |.
The general assembly convened at 10 H.
m. 1ns. ). Boydrn WAS elected pre-i
dent u the senate aud Louis Gcrart
Hpo iltor ot lac house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
Iinucrine SprIug Time

Of Bmtc station and Arlington have
pcat itcrs IN tall blossom gentleman
at Nwh lrxiretonpi, kcd gicrnp,a, rhc
pas, ", rl, and pea vines are in bios ON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

New black aud rulorod yrlvcts, new
silk and col.red plushcs, pluin brorndo
striped aud polka dotted nlks, M black
aud culurrd, Hrc now on exhibition at g.
liaber H.--lOOltC.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02
Patterns M ItnIt Price.

VII sell, between the 2Oth al October
and It'll ~ November, Buttorirk'- paper
pHttor- to Ten Dollar lots ipr g. per
LOT I" close out stocl Mt W. II Watkins
book -lO20d2wwlt.
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New OnlEANs, November l.-Flunr,
scarce, firm; hlghcr grades, 3i7OW5,5O.
Corn liz scarce, firm, at SIC; white, e,
yellow, MIXED, -. Oats, IL fair de
maud; to- .iGr; prime, --c, couice, &C,
western, -c. Hay ordinary, So 49,,
prime, ; "a choice, u. Pork,
quiet, steady at s2ill23 4. Lard, steady
refined ticrce, l2'2ml2Ic; keg, BE.
Corn meal, quiet weak, $500. Dry salt
mrat-, quiet, firm, shoulders, packed,
IUiac; clear rib and long clear 49, sc.
Bacon, quiet aud weak; shoulders,
Halle; clear rib and long
clear Toe. Hams, duh aud
lower; sugar cured canyhssed, bal
as Iu si2r aud brand. Whisky In
steady, western rnrtiicd, SlOja l.2O.
Coffee, quiet and steady; cargocs,
common to prime, G0lO4c Sugar,
dull and lower; inferior, ilgMjc;
common tp good common, 'sM5' pc fair
to fully fair 5'amGisc, prime. C;
yellow clarified IlsU7l ,r, white rlarl-
fled, --m--c; rruuuated, s'nc. Mo
lnssrs ~ quiet aud firm; comm n,
l0ml5c; fair, lG0 ISc; prime to choice,
illljGc; fancy, e., centrifugal, dc.
Rice, quiet aud lirm ordinary to choice,
MG54c.
Kansas CirT November Wheat,
NJ. 2spot, ;llN'2c, 40. 3spot, $l.l7l2c.
breakfast bacon, -.c. higher.
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EXnnrt nmt, AhnlI.hcd.

OBRowSsyrLLE, November l. The law
in Mexico abolishiug export duty on
money went into effect to day, This il IL
great relief to merchants and liz goncr-
ally approved.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

Pure WHISTLES, bHudies, wines, beer.
etc. for family aud medical uses. Goods
TINT ran Riwa hc relied ON. Sold only
10y |. \. Guldstein -F13tc
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Assessment No. " the I. BAL.
now due aud payable hetor the first ia,
~ November All members loirip.,
pro to June II, lSS2. are subject 10 tins
As.nsalnrmt .-lllNl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

The largrs, aud hest selection of
gents halt hose IA Waco, at Sanger
Bios lO24tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

A complete autidotc to all mnlarial
poiSons are Cartor's Liver Bittcrs, set
FREQ from quiniue md everything inju-
Iious Try them. sold by Tucker Il
Willis, Waco, Texas llOllw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

A new invoice 81 fine dress suits and
cashmere suits have just been opened
Mt l.owine Brus.-l0 22tc
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city mctinnccrs have No. / lot q
horses and mares at auction to-day. norll
side square. ll2lt
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Died


Nj. John Nailor, An old and rr,prrf, d
terday.
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We arc authorized tn announce Luke Nnuro
~ IA candidate tr Guy MArlni Of waco rloc.
ulOn December o.. lHs2. lHiltlU
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

The ladies Of the Metlod.st church
have been kindly rendered by the pro.
prictor, W. A. Brounum the use ~ hir
elegant pnrlor- Tor their festival and
oyster supper and IT will be held in that
charming place. 4 dcliRh ful time is
assured to all visitors, and for whatever
they ser tit to buy they will be charged
only the regular price demanded at res
tauranta. No one should fail to attend.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-02

We Ar" authorized go announce Il, II. HINGE
bury, r., as O. candidate COS lhr once 90 city
Recorder. -ulu
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New ORLENSs, November l.--Sight
cXch uge, nominal. Sterling bank ex.
change, StSOmi 81; consols, &c saG3l
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a joss IAYIoRN BIO.
Nod and j. l'rttlrr B'oc,
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waco. o.tancri l.-. -tlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
VASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Monday, Oct. 2, 1882.
Four million four hundred thousand dollars in new
gold certificates we're sent to NewYOrk to-day for the
srnatre of Assistant Treasurer Acton. They were OF
the denominations of 800 aud $500.
The total funded Indebtedness OF the District OF Co
lumbia ia S2I 500 900 Amount OF debt retired since
Inly 1873 1885, $50; reduction in annual interest
charge since that date S69,257 81.
or the whole number OF letters and parcels opened IN
the Dead Letter Office during the year ended June so
1882, 10, ,9s9 contained money.
The Court OF Commissioners Of Alabama Claims VIII
meet nm Wednesday October 4. Few claims have been
filed and not one is ready for trial
An order was issued to-day dfscontinuing the carly
hour of closing the Post Office Department and herear
ter the hour OF closing will be o'clock
Nearly 400 promotions were made in the Pension once
to-day.
Ward Stanton g. Co., OF Newburg, " T., nave Oeen
awarded the contract for the construction Oh Tue nc"
iron ndewhee lighthouse tender John Rodgers for the
sum OF $4,000.
The commission TO select a site for new marine nos
pital at New-oreans recommend the purchase TOT
so5 600 Of tract OF land Of twenty-five acres under
Fence within the city limits, near the Od Sheu oh'e'
s,dgyiek Hospital grounds now city park
seyentv-eght pension certificates were issued To-Day
Secretary Lincoln returned last evening rom Snicaso
and was al his desk nc the War Department. to-o"y'
Adiutaut-General Drum returned to washington this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
SEIZURE BY 4 SHERIFF.

ELMIRA n. n, Oct. 2.-Levi p. Little,
Sheriff Of ths county, to-day levied upon many Of
books mostly religious subscription works, amounting
in value 70 So OOO and claimed by NewYork and Phila-
delphia publishing houses. The leyes were made upon
afidavfts OF e J. Buckley, of John c. Potter Co., pub
ehers of Philadelphia who have been investigating the
recent suspension and failure OF c. Chamberlain Co.,
Of Elnira and WiiamspOrt Buckley charges that with
fraudulent intent these valuable books and Others which
were shipped TO Chamberlain at Wiamsport, re-
shipped without being taken from the depot, EmIra
and here disposed Of various local merchants and
citizens The latter claim to have purchasCd
in good faith, but the prosecuting firms charge them
with cOiusOn ana conspiracy with the ChambeT1ns 10
defraud publishers The books consist of finely bound
publications. such the Life of Christ" the History
Of the Bible" The publishers thus far identified
with the prosecution John L. Potter Co., 4. j..
Holman Co. and Wiinam T. Anies, all Of Philadelphs
and Thomas Kelly g. Co.. of New-YOrk The senior
Chamberlain is in custody at WiamspOrC, but his
fed when the firm failed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA,

PANAMA, Sept. 24.-Cable dispatches and
correspondence received by coincide in refutng
the report that the recent earthquake shocks expe
rienced here extended wide radius In no instance
has the crust rock moved and only auvial deposits
long burrowed by tropical waters have subsided The
people have returned 70 the city
Izaco San Salvador, continues in eruption, bur no
other outbreak Of the kind Is known at present Inc
present century 10 believed, indicate that Mono
fombO or some other OF the Nicaragan tunnels should
soon he In ful blast All 335 the Sth slight
earthquake shock felt in Lima and other parts OF
Peru. 49,, i,
A severe fever ia decimating the population In
Choluteca, Honduras.
The Chfian Government has now completed al ar
rangenente necessary selling the Peruvian nitrate
deposits public auction.
Anceto Arce strong advocate Of peace, IL now pres
ideHt ress OF Bolivia and virtually ruler OF
the country although CamperO retains command OF the
army. TIE peace party IS undoubtedly in the ahceh
deDcy and hopes therefore entertained that peace
viii soon he signed. .
Pieroa's par;isans anKiously await his arrival III
Peru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A BRITISH SCHOONER RESCUED.

BRITISH SCHOONER RESCUED.
woodbury. reports having taken the er
three days 'NA '''" -'A''' ''i
SINKING OF A CORN LADEN cANALBoAr
with 5000 bushels corn sank this morning in the Ee
Canal The corn was consigned to X Sargent, Of New
SALT PRODUCTION IN NETWORK STATE.
SYRACUSE Oct. Eight million three hundred
reservation the fiscal ended september So being
last year Of $4,000 bushels
THE REV. G. B. sIMoNS RESIGNS.
TROY. n Y. Oct. 2.-I The Rev. George h. SimOns,
the Baptist minister Greenbush was charged with
writing 1--we letters 20 young woman OF MS congregation
the delivery OF BIZ farewell many women the
gregstOn wept and adverse TO parting With him
oFFICERs OF A CAMP-MEETING ASSOCIATION.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS n J..Oct. 2-Ihe Atlantic
ighlandss Association has the Rev
j IeonIrd. o. LeOnardsyIlle, treasurer.
SCHOONER Run INTO AND CUT DOWN.
schooner Ssrna Of ROekand CAPTAIN French Of Roaaon
Sound AMI cut down arlg 10 the waters edge BY the
Maud Bngs OF Bangor The sardinia put In for re
THE WRECK OFF LONG BRANCH.
Long BRANCH, n j.. Oct The heavy seas OF
vessel s6ca went ashore nearly miles o@
under the water Nothing float d ashore from the
wrecked vessel
DIsPostNG OF STATE LANDS
to-day pieces Of Land were sold The applications
q john Watson ana oths o sraats o an duasr m S " n %
General Newton. OF the United states Engnesis' once
under south Albany, would interfere with he
SUIT FOR SALVAGE BEGUN
BosroN. Oct. 2.-Unlted states Deputy Marshal
o. sDs I y s S I . against az sSe
sci by chales e. Davis The lbelaIi y native oi h.l
dan ssrous position YIayard Haven Ths
claimed savage which was refused hence the suit