The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
THE DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP
PURCELL.
Organization of Labor Unions The
Convention of Anti.Monopolists
Impending Strike.
GOSSIP or rur corSrnY YESTERDAY

was made tins morning IN the national
conference at uuti.mouopOlists. TIE
proceedings were marked by good order,
all present having been recognized IN
delegates. The committee ON resulu-
ito was not ready to report and the
interim WAS tillcI with speeches on the
adysnblhty NJ organizing IL new party
and the stand 1t should take ON the tar
IN. Letters OF encouragement from
anti monopoly bodies " Oregon and
New Jersey were read tn the cOuvcu-
ton cspuusinE the objects Tor winch the
u-srmhugr had been called. MIR. Brand,
from Nebraska, whllcI favor NJ free
trade, was Wiling tu put the question
aside, provided the platform coutcm la
ted the suppression NJ all kinds NJ mo-
uupuly particularly railroad monopoly.
Samuel Cracker, VI Iowa, characterized
the present tariff system up u scheme
OF robbery, aud he ed that
delegates from the state " Iowa
were not present To keep quiet ON quc.-
lions which involved the robbery ui the
farmer class. WON, ut New \ ork.
urged the convention to cuutinc Itself to
the question Of unli-munopoly and not at
tempt tn organize u new party until 1t mad
cnltdn votes ut It's hnck. Llmh, OF Kan
SITS, srid the convention had been called to
utganif" % new party and It was bound to
abide by hi. resolution; Kansas had a
nuucluus ready iot 70 new party. Dodge, OF
the District Of Columbia, made speech
dircrtrd NJ the railruni companies Of the
country, claiming they had robbed the
people ut 2nbOOO,OOO acres " public do
main -Cuugrr-smHu DE La Mayer,
Of Indiana discussed the grccubuck lucs-
tlou and stated 1t us hls belief that the
country was ripe for the organization II
u new party directed against mouupOlie-.
lie drclHr Il thnt IN nation where the
average SALARY of working people was
$500 cur and another class hat in
comes ranging from 100000 lou $1,000,
1 900 annual y, there wus every prospect
/ NJ revolution. Rev. Il. llrbol Newton
aud \ H. j. DugHu, Of New York, were
admitted az dolog tcs.
81 cctcr, Of Illinois, submiticl plat
form prepared 10y the committee, which
ndypcu ed u postal telegraph system, the
ubuhehmrnt ut % graduated income tax
| aud NJ the postal saving bank It de.
| non .rrd gambling in the uucossa los NJ
| HE \ discussion followed upon the va
/ riou, provisions Of the platform.
The following officers were elected
| President John f. Houry, of New Yor k;
secretary u. f. Silver OF Indiana, as-
slstnut seer tary n. Il. killmorc, Of New
nm, ',"i''', ,'iMi" i', r'"n II,
state.
Adjourned.
DEATH ur NECnBrHllnr ruucELL.
81 MAnIrv~, O., July j.-Arrhhishop
Purcell died ut - quarter to y o'clock
last uIght.
C,rIyY,ri. IuIy -Highnp Elder mr.
/ rived today from tho doath-bc Of Arch
nlHh"p iurcrN. INC r'ucllu" OF yes ar
gay "ue HliIht' n"i hgN. pr' Iallhh"li'
inc Ih''uin' secretary "I the archbishop,
WA" was cohsi' M ht mrs me, was
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tphH' "liNhr7e' Ihry dld MOI include
. power 10 converse as tue hrrh Nh"p
tongue h'u o,ou hullou 10y phrhllHls'
ne was nhlr' however !" give some
tokens Oh recognition oil ms irehhH;
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apparently Wiih"u plyHchi pam. SllRht
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Wednesday, at "a. m. The burial viii he
At -. MARTINS. where his mother, brother
and sister are buried.
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