The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
BlSMARCk'S ESCAPE.
FRI IN THE MURDER0US DESIGNS
,7F RUSSIAN NlHlLlSTS.
War Reported Certain Between
France and China Cotton Fail
ure Bulletined- M scellaneous.
News.
News
TuE NEWS OF THE GLOBE.

WAR RkroRrEp CERTAIN.

WAR REPORTED CERTAIN.
PARIS, November at is reported that
the first secretary OF the Chinese legation
stated that war between France and China
is now certain. The cabinet council dis
cusscd General Bonet's account OF the
French position on Red tlVer, and the
measures which II Is advisable to ADOPT
tor Strengthening their position, and the
amount OF funds which may be necessary
10 bring the campaign To T. successful
issue. Nothing was definitely decided.
The chamber of deputies will probably
he asked to vote n new credit In his aC-
count General Bonet stated that Mt least
10000 men OF all arms, infantry, cavalry
and artillery would be required, cspecl-
ally cavalry, because the movements of
the Black Flags are very rapid. Every
thing went 10 prove to General Bonct
that the leaders of the Black Flags are
very well supplied. with nrti lew
just before leaving, General Bonet heard
of the arrival OF large
Chinese force with Krupp guns. IL the
ChlRese Interfere he saws II may he nee.
essay to send large endorsements.
General Bonct concludes by saying that
1t il impossible to form nm approximate
idea oi the number OF Hack Flags Cen
ernl Bonct expressed u strong hope OF
being sent back to Tonquin. to lilishn the
expedition, lie believes Sontng and
Hang hOi can be easily captured. Bnc-
NTH, however, which IA strongly held,
cannot be 50 easily nken.
LABOR CONFERENCE CLOSED.
PARIS, November 1.-The information.
al labor conference IL closed Henry
Broadhurst member of the English
parliHm mt, aud honorary president Of
the conference, telcgruphed h,s friends
ns follows; ! think we English have
done we'll. Everything now is ON our
lines, never saw men improve 10
fast d. our French colleagues.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
PANS, November 2.-The Pexthcr
Lloyd statement ia declared untrue, that
the Orleans Princes sounded Bismarck
rela i've to their making claim to the
throne II France, and mat he made re.
ply ailordlng no hope that Germany
would approve such cOurac.
WAR NEWS.
PANE, November IA miral Courbct
left Hal phong on .he 9Th IT October
with ak hundred marines for Hanio,
where he awaits reinforcemtnta before
attacking SOntai. ThN French forces
expect to occupy Konagyon forty miles
northeast ot Hal Phoug, in short time.
1t IL reported that the Chimes legation
urc considering the question Of demand
ing pass ports,
STOLEN H)NpS.
IOND0S. November 3.--lOhn Davis
Walters, broker. charged with stealing
aud receiving bonds oi the London and
Iiivc5pllc bank, In connection with the
def lciiOn Ot Manager Walden, hus been
committed Tor Trial,
FAILURE.
LoNpoN. November 3-John Carver
Pa byshrr Il Co., merchants u this city
and Manchester, have failed. Liabilities,
I,2IUUO.
RENAUp ortEutu.
LoNpoN, November 3.--Guycrumenl
ami RAILWAY authorities ullcr reward OF
$500 cacli Tor information leading to the
arrest and conviction OF the persons con-
u,ct,d with the late explosions. physi.
cans say dynamite must have been used
10 rupture the membrane tymhrum OF the
people injured.
rHE MARQUIS or rsEG.
Los pos, November Tho daily tel.
eernph 4nys 1t has tho highest authority
Tor stating that the marqula of Tang
still enjoys the unre-erv' confidence OF
the Chinese government.
PPORTING.
/ LoSpoN, November 2, HoundcaI
/ plate handicap won by Costa. Rawl-tou
| second, and Lorillard's MassGsOIt third.
/ There were ton starters.
| COTTON FAILURE BULLEIERD.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-Ins aus
pension Of Iiullin2Bhrnd, Littlcy & Co.
cotton dcnlerp, il bullctined Liabili
ties probably GlOOOOo.