The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-12
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
THE SOUTHERN EXPOSITION AT
LOUISVILLE.
For Donnell's Defense News
From the Peruvian Capital
President Soto
ILnMIA-.- .-AALI- AA-I At -L-nI-Ln
roMI>e coNcLNvr AT FRISCO.
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rtsyIplu, August II Tho attend
uuct at he exposition Is very oucuurng-
iug aud stcuIily increasing. II has hacu
open ten days. rhr first day the Gu
truucc4 were Oyer ljO.u; Tor three days
they exceeded jO,OOn,OOU; uu no day had
ttry fallen below 25W ul yesterday 1t
was ut least 10000. The rity Is rapidly
Ii ling up. Exhibitors are very busy
nud the work hn, progressed rapidly.
All the cuglnr4 are nov ut work TIA"
art llrry ia upcu aud thronEed day
and night. !hr electric railway is run
nIug regularly and 5u lstUctuulv The
,Nposltion travel IL beginning to affect
railroad earnings most fhyUrublN. For
the iirHt week III August the Louisville
aud Nashville earnings ARE S26l,ltO
against S22I.ili mst year, IA gam Of ~
per cent. Through p,ssr ger rn os are
reduced to one fare Tor the round trip.
The uutlruN is must encouraging.
plsrrNdulsuEpy VISITORS.
W,mi>DluS, August H. President
Marco \. soto, VI Honduras, with SEN
uturs Ramon, Rosa aud i. i. lalmrr
aud Mr. a. X SANFORD, Of New York,
the Honduras consul, have arrived in
this clty from New York they were
met at the depot hp Commodore Stcph-
Gus aud Chief Clrrk HoGg, of the navy
department. vino cacurted the dWtu-
guiHhcd visitors to the hotel Hon.
John DAVIS, acting secretary 81 stuto,
and $ mellon Brown, chief clerk uf the
department Of state, paid their rcHpects
immediately after their arrival, and ar
ranged the program for today which
will consist of brief vI-its tn the stnte,
war and navy departments, the eNrcu-
.... d t.fH ..r.
which the party will proceed to- the
naval arsenal, whor' they will omhark
Tor TIM to Mt. Vernon. The presi-
dent leaves 10y the evening trmu for
Chicago whence he departs Tor San
Francisco.
NNvNJu INDIANS.
CmcAao. August 1.-The managers
Of the Inter State exposition which
opens her. next month have arranged
with the .rcrctlry uf the interior for the
pruscnco Of patty Of Navajo Indians,
in charge of the government Indian
aZcut. They will bring with them their
looms, winch they will operate, aud also
show specimens nf thri haudiwork.
There will q gu be u line disply NJ arch
geological specimens from the Navajo
Country.
IRON LIMA
LAVA. August ll-Ihough not gcncr-
ally bcncvcd. the Commerce saws 1t Is
positively known that Con. Gascres In.
solicited and ohmducd from Cen Lynch
safe conduct to Lima, and Is expected 10
arrive within three dav-. The complete
submission ot tu'"ro,' forces viii Ice tile
cohdlj'n ni Urh''. ~. 'Np"l'u h'Nno
ni muster "' IhAl'''' IS 'An'h't are Pu"
llohrl ~ various Plp'I-' p" are i"I S''
p"'''''''' '''"''''''''
nISu>"' l-iltn A'H'NNl7'
/ Bo-tuN. Augu-t H. l'ri"c" lluhor'
/ lOuc ui iru--r,' th" Count 'trlrh'u
/ Elrl ot I.Hihcru, ami loui Enphlnstun,
arrived this evening from ldscrpoul cn
/ t"ll' to- Montreal h'y ~" i''h It'7'
w,',t,. tn n,',,,-,, ILr Rad =, IT.. forln"
/ nus On sunday tnry Nil look uhnu
/ Ensrnn mad wiIi take the culy train ton
/ Montreal
nm NMlDgArIoN ,cur'e
Nn>tr.I. \upuu n. Gro. ~nphcu
iIcnr ot thr tsns,d, pmitr. on hciu,
| interviewed expecting the imperial GOV
crnmrut -chmr ot immigration, -ui m,
cnbicgrim WA So iudilinuc tina hc cru',
not understand it ul prc.cnt ilc did mo-
doubt, however tnnt grant scheme wa
proposed and wouIl DE carried out
NIL tsyr-rIGNno".
WAgm>oroy. Auguat H.-llou. John
lG New. who Lf. ylur yr-t ~. II. Will
,.I,grut Wait Chirut,, .p IA suh.cnnmitt,.
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