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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-19
GENERAL TELEGlsAus.
Cigar Makers Strike Other News Of In
terest.

81 Lnl.t- .Iuly is The rcprcsCniu-
tiyrs of iuIrouj. Interested iu the Eat
BounI Line Stock. f. N Bound Dead
Frriglt and Local ConI poul- have ubpl-
ishcd thri- respective commi--iuucr-hip4
thus GcposlnV f. Nj Moon of the drud
freight pool I-nnr Knox oi the Live
StpckJ, q Krmrr ot the Local Coal pool
and have decided on consolidation Of
the three cnrnui--ionrr-hlps ON or after
Auuu.t l.t. II. =. pr-uw. gcuprh freight
agent Of the Culrn short line hns b en-
chosen commissioner of the cun.p'ilAt,d
uuul.. nbd,,Ill assume tho duties of the
olIi.. ON AUGUST Isl.
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, h""AI A''WS u N"l'n Ul' norl 2'''l!
thHl lhr government ic'%lhpn hh'' OF
oh,Huo'. W'l" "po'ui lt''t,''lN =" w,
XII, ,h" i.,,I i,n,. ut ~. ,,ny,,n'nont
which ARE in connection with the linc. OF
the Central and south American telegram
company, via, Galveston.
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NEW oi'N' noon ." - mere nave
been No new h'V'l"ph'hIH l"-''y III TN,
rlG'r makers s'fIhr lhr ih' w. 'er- "I
me ini'IhhllonW UNION employer Nv -
gutenberg " bio' are ~ WORK, 'hi "hleS'
lh'y ie'i%h or are NlNluGou l'-lAS use
mt'l"'l" "' Tue lIv''~"I' "h'"h WV ''"'
n.r'.. I,,,,,g ,,,,d ,,,u,,,,., ,il,rrs hclnr,,-
my tp the manufacturers union will be-
I locked out tu-uigm Tor an indefinite pc.
Rod. one result oi I e strike, 1t is sld.
viii Toe lnl TIDE manufacturers who Wtc
not mrmb"ls ul the munni wlurr' union,
amt whose shops VIII not h' closed WI.
Increase thr'r working i"lcc Mrmhcr' oi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-19
To Gin Men.

would rc-u,ctiully notify owners
aud runners Of cotton gins that / have
opened shop for making a repairing
brushes, sharpen ug saws and doing all
sorts Of gin work. Work guaranteed.
Shop at old Star foun lry Seventh
sire {, between Austin and Faukliu
streets. +. g. SMITH.
U7-Tdl3-wtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-19

n Me.-rs. Carter 81 Moore aud j. l..
Cornish, the druggists, do not succeed,
1t is mot for the wan of faith. They have
such faith ia Dr. Bosuuk n Cough aud
Lung syrup as remedy tor Cough,
Colds, CONSUMPTION aud hug affections
tina, they will give % bottle tree 10 each
aud every one who b. 100 need u medl
cine % this kind. O33Sdwtt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-19
England


IO>poN, July lS.-At special meeting
to-day cot the London chamber oi CONS
mcrcc resolution Was adopted dorl trIng
that the question ut the construction vt "a
parallel Slr2 cana should be- referred To u
royal cumuullcc.
LAWS TENNIS TRAGEDY.
LoNpo>, July lS-Ihc town uf Bel
fore IL III the greatest excitement over
tn. lawn tennis tragedy. 4 party Yes
tcrday were pluyug lawn tennis, near
Ship Inn at Cuthhcrt + street, IN the
centre -, town. Among the players
were MIR. ncN"rc, "a young army officer,
and Mlss NJ Kay, an exceedingly pretty
young lady, ~ years ol age. suddenly,
and withu any apparent pruvocntInu,
DrNcrr pulled ont revolver and sho'
Miss Mckay dcnd. lie then blow ont
hi wa brains. Both victims were well
known in society and III both eases the
only ARRIVING parents are widows. II
is hrhcy It that jealousy VIVA the motive
of the crime
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-19

IN this city. for the twouty-four hours
ending at : ucluck this morning. a,
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4 JOSEs TAYLOR & BHn,
Green Front, Prnthcr III pck,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
WASHINGTON.

The House Coinage Committee nj
Washington instructed its Chairman to re-
port against discontinuancc Of the manu-.
facture of silver dollars, i'm favor of using
most Of the coin now living in the treasury
in payment of bonds and for an aprropria.
ton to provide additional vault room.
Two notable weddings were. celc-
brated nj Washington. Miss Alice & Blaine,
daughter OF the ex-senator and Secretary,
was married TO Col John j. Coppinyer. an
officer of the regular army. and nil Wash,
ington society witnessed the ceremony.
The President and his Cabinet, the Maine
delegation in Congress- the diplomatic corps.
and many high officials Of the army and
navy and the depas tments were present, In
the evening an equally distinguished party
gathered ut the Church of the Epiphany.
where Miss Brewster. daughter of the Attor-
ney General. was united IN marriage to Mr.
koons, of Philadelphia
4 Washington telegram SAYS the
Mississippi River Investigating Committee
met in that city for the purpose of deciding
upon their report All the members Of the
committee We're present The testimony
was discussed and the views OF the com
mittec reached by taking votes on different
propositions All the members ef the com
mittee agreed that there was nothing t. he
said against the ictty works, and ~ To them
the report will be unanimous TO the effect
that they are successful. efficient and per-
manent II was decided, hsa vote OF d To :,
that levees are not necessary to the improve.
ment Of low navigation
The Odd birthday Of the General of
the Army was celebrated hy banquet al
Washington n; which notable company as
sembled Speeches were made by uen
Sherman, Gen. Sheridan, Senator Logan,
Justice Miller, of the supreme Court, Henry
Watterson aud others
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
EASTERN.

4 bridge over Ischua creek. in Penn
sslvania. on the Buffalo, New York and
Pennsylvania road. having been undermined
by the flood, gave way while u train was
crossing it. Engineer Hail and Fireman
Briggs were drowned, and Conductor Love,
four passengers and the baggageman are
said to have lost their lives
Two slight shocks Of earthquake were
experienced the other day at Wolfboro, n. IL
Nalcott, the New York quail-eater,
finished his sixty birds in thirty DAYS and
maintains that he can cat three each day for
sixty days
The act Of the Legislature of New
York taxing steamship companies si for ey.
cry alien4assenger landed has been decided
invalid by the United States Supreme Court
Two men, one woman and child
were burned TO death in an oil contagration
at Iifusyille. Ia Thirty thousand barrels
Of the oleaginous Hood were consumed
Charles b. Seigwick. Congressman
from ls,s to isi., died Mt Syracuse. n Y,
aged ~
Ex-senator Conkling. VIM H. Van.
derbilt. Gen Grant, Jay Gould and Ex- May
ors Hall, Ely, Grace. Cooper and Wckham
were summoned as Coroner's jury at New
York.
Two companies desire charters to en-,
d ship canal across Cape Cod. and are read,
to deposl, large guarantees.
William L. Dodge, the philanthre
pist and temperance advocate, died at New
York after weeks illness. He leaves for
tune estimated at el5, aDuna
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
POLITICAL.

Both branches of the Kansas Iegis-
lature have adopted join, resolution call.
ing upon the Attorney General 10 bring
suits against the Union and Kansas Pacific
railroads to rupture their consolidation
Gov. Pattison. of PENNSYLVANIA. has
sent to the Legislature a message asking for
the abolition OF many state and city Offices.
the making Of laws for the government oi
employers and wage-workers. the annnl
ment Of charters which have been taken out
especially for purposes OF barter and sale:
the prohibition Of railway or canal discfim.
ination, and the enforcement OF the cons,i-
t0tion with the view of giving equal rights
to all
Al convention af the Iowa prohihi-
tionists, held al hes Moines. resolutions were
adopted asking the stat. Executive 70 con.
ycne the Legislature in extra session. with u
view OF re-enacting the rrohihtery law.
The Massachusetts House-lu1 IL n,
rejected the bill for making election .lay i
legal holiday
The proposition t. submit prohibi
tion amendment To the constitution Of wcsl
Virginia TO vote Of the people was defeat
cd in the state Senate
\ bill has been introduced I'm TIA.
Pennsylvania Legislature t. limit the ,lay'
labor Of street-ear drivers aud conductors /.
| twelve hours
The State Of Maine classes cider viii
rum and whisky, and determines that a,.pl.
juice Is an intoaicant 10 be prohibited b,
constitutional amendment III. Hous. d
| Representatives, BY Vote ri ia 10 a.s, ar
dered the prohibitory amendment en-
crossed aud pro- osition 10 except eide
from its provisions was rsiected-seas, IA
NAYS, III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
He Talked United STATES.

As Chicago and were strolling down
the Louisen Strasse We heard rapid
footsteps behind us, and suddenly q
young man ranged himself up alongside
of us and said:
BEG pardon, gentlemen. / heard You
speaking English, didn't Il"
Although somewhat astonishcd Mt the
suddcnness Of the attack, we fastened
to assure him that he did, If he heard
lis speak anything. Drawing long
sigh Of relief. our accoster said:
I'm mighty glad to hear that, you
let I'm an American Names Arm
strong. I'm from Kansas. Came here
to enter the University. Been wander
ing around for two DAYS irving To find
out something about things. Can't
speak the lingo. Mighty glad to have
found yoa, gentlemen. Americans amt
you? Thought So. Here's my card"
He looked like n pretty decent sort
1 Of fellow, so We exchanged cards with
him. and asked him il We could help
him in any way.
/ "ies,' said he. "you can do lii. n
great service. I've been here two ,lays.
and stopping at a hotel: and | want to
/ get ont Of il and hire a room. ! tackled
three or four old women, int We
couldn't seem to make much ont of each
others talk. Aud Id about give il M
for bad iob. I'm awful glad to have
met You two. | haven't heard good,
honest American word for nearly a
week. ! tell YOU what, man loesn't
really appreciate how good his own Ian
gnage Is until he don't hear it for a
while. Then he just LAYS awake nights
and talks To himself. il sounds 50 good
after hearing nothing hut COMPOUNDED
lingo he can't make head Or tail Of. -
Berlin Correspondence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
WESTERN.

Sheriff Waite, ut Sherman county,
Neh. shot his mistress nj Loap City aud then
committed suicide.
John &. Parker. st. Louis murder
or, WAS brought into court for trial Ia the
jury room he shot his wife dead and inflicted
fatal injuries upon himself IL i believed
that the woman furnished the weapon
IN the matter II tie burning os the
NrMIail House, the 4 raaers iars reports
that the ire Was rel by some person nm
known: that there we're NOT enough night
Matchmen, and that the nroprletors were
guilty 81 culpahle negligence.
Near Sidney. Ohio, freight and pas
eenger train eoiided, resulting In the death
of four employees
The recent enow-storm In Wyoming
exceeded IN severity anything In the histo y
81 the Territory
Jack Williams, Thomas Booth aud
X II Duty sere killed by snow slide in
Middle Park. Gol Mike Flynn, companion
~ the victims, Mas rescued after beng
buried eighteen hours under the SNOW He
Ma fatally injured
Arthur Bryant. brother Of the poet,
William Cpiten Bryant. . wellrkaown uur-
tsTynaA, lied " FgiaesIoG, ILL.,, aged "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15

II has been discovered that coffee
house In Chicago regularly takes the com.
monest grades and, by chemical process,
converts them into an imitation OF old
Government Java, Mt profit OF 3 cents per
pound
Three hundred people were rendered
homeless by the delngc Mt Fremont. Ohio
A man. his wife and child were
drowned near Upper sandusky, Ohio, while
trying to cross a swollen stream.
At Okmulgee, in the Indian Territory,
\ Creek Indian, who had received q large
amount Of "back pay due him by the Gov
eminent, became suddenly crazed by his
newly acquired wealth, and went about
killing every one with whom he came In
contact After staying three OF his neigh
bors M effort was made to capture the wild
murderer, which failing, he was shot to
death by hts pnrsuers
Illinois has 1856 lnnntics in the four
asylums ,a,a In the county almshouses and
l,al, under private treatment
Hamline University. near Minneapo-
lis, was destroyed by fire, with loss Of sd5.-
ON, partially covered by insurance. Tho
work Of rebuilding will begin rs soon as
building operations are practicable.
A Pacific Springs IVY. t. stage
coach was caught In the recent terrible
storm. aud the travellers had to abandon the
vehicle, after which two of them were
frozen to death. and another will lose his
hands and feet The driver Of the stage says
the snow is two feet on the level, and cattle
are starving.
Capt. Payne and his followers, with
train Of 100 wagons, were captured south
Of the Cimarron river, and were escorted to
Fort Reno.
The floods at Pomeroy, Ohio, put
from six to ten feet Of water In MI the bust
ness houses, and the loss is estimated Mt
s1Oo,ooo
Henry Deces. German tcamstcr.
cut his own and his wife's throat at St
Louis while crazed with jealousy The un-
fortunate couple leave five small children
Capt. McGregor, of the propeller
Wisconsin, having recently crossed Lake
Michigan. states that there were only thirty
miles Of open water, and that another week
Of cold weather might make bridge from
Milwaukee to Grand Haven
The Oregon short line of the Union
Pacific road has been completed to Sho-
shone Junction, Idaho, 81 miles from the
main line.
A mail-ponch was rifled Of l4O regis
tered letters in the baggage-room Of the
depot Mt Cedar Rapids One letter was
known to contain I'll 100
Milton larberry, a notorious despera-
do, with dozen homicides to answer for,
was hanged at Albuquerque, n NJ. for the
murder of Charles Campbell
The steamer Gem sailed from Seattle,
on the Pacific coast, and was soon after
found to be OH fire. The result was the loss
of five lives
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15

SUGGESTIONS OF VALUE.

ToRToIsE-sHELL and horn combs are
preserved from cracking by being occa-
sionally rubbed with OIL
To REMOVE ink stains from mahogany
apply carefully with feather mixture
Of teaspoosful of water and few
drops of inter, and rub quickly with q
damp cloth.
To PREVENT the hair from falling out
use mixture composed Of two ounces
of spirits Of ammonia, two ounces each
| of glvcerine and rose water. one-half
ounce Of cantharidcs aud enough alco-
hol to clarity.
HALF dozen onions planted in tho
cellar, where they can get little light,
will do much toward absorbing and corr
recting the atmospheric impurities that
are SO apt to Turk in such places.
FoR washing vegetables, procure from
five-cent store small scrnbbing
brush, which they call nail brush.
You will find it great help in remov-
ing the dirt from potato eyes, etc.
SWEET cider can be kept fresh and
sparkling by heating it, not boiling it,
but heating until almost boiling, and
then bottling it, and sealing tight ut
once. It is advisable to put one or two
raisins in each bottle.
To RAISE the pile of velvet take two
pieces Of wood and place them on ia
BILE and between them, bottom side mp,
put three very hot flat-irons and lay
over them n wet cloth; hold the velvet
over the cloth with the wrong side down
and when thoroughly steamed brush tho
pile with light wisp.
The use of mop in washing dishes
will be found a saving to the hands, and
hotter water may be used. You need
scarcely touch the water except at the
last to wash the table and pans. Have
pan of clear hot water, in which dip
each dish as it is washed; in another
pan or shallow tin put a cup or bowl,
and over that turn the saucers, plates,
etc. to drain, and by the time you are
ready they will be nearly dry, needing
only touch from the towel, a saving
both of time and towels.
To CLEAN wall paper, take of the
dust with a soft cloth. With little
-four and water make lump of very stiff
dough and rub the wall gently down.
ward, taking the length of the arm at
each stroke. and in this way 20 round
the room. A the dough becomes dir
ty. cut the soiled part off. In tho sec
ond round commence the stroke little
above where the last one ended, and DO
very careful not to cross the paper or
to go up again. Ordinary papers clean
cd in this way will look fresh and
bright. and almost as good as new.
Some papers, howeycr--and these most
expensive ones -will not clean nicely;
and, in order to ascertain whether pa
per can he cleaned, it is best to try it in
some obscure corner. which will not be
noticed If the result is unsatisfactory.
II there be any broken places in the
wall, fill them up with mixture OF
equal parts Of plaster Of paris and silver
sand, made into paste with little
water: then cover the place with little
piece of paper like the rest, if it can DO
had
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
FOREIGN.

Political prisoners in Siberia are
beaten and badly fed. and director Of con
yicts is reported n saying TINT deaths by
starvation among the conyicts are not
worthy Of notice.
At Loughrca, County Galway, nm in
quest was held on the remains of n man who
had starved to death A Poor law guar
dian testified that the case was only one VI
many
a subscription has boon opened in
County Wicklow. Ireland, To aid rarncll ~
paying mortgage on his estate.
Tho Car has issued to all his sub.
jects manifesto giving notice Of his cor
onation Mt Moscow, May -. and command
ing the attendance Of tho Marshas and OF
the nobility.
4 council of the British Cabinet.
lasting three hours. was held ut the resi-
dcnce ot Earl Granville, III London, the Irish
viceroy being present Precautions were
taken to guard the persons of the Ministers
The steamer kenmurc Castle. bound
from London to Shanghai, foundercd in the
Bay Of Eiscay and the Captain and thirty Of
the crew were lost
Judah Z. Benjamin has retired from
the practice OF law at London.
Da,itt. Hcalv AMI Quinn have been
lodged in Kimainham Jail to serve their
term Of six months for seditious utteranccA
The bill eApelling pretcnders was re-
ported In the French Senate on the Sth inst
The committee said there was no cause for
the republic to resort To such measure
Mr.. Parnell is apparently wcarying
Of the fight i'll which he has borne SO prom
incnt part. and has minated that unless
some attempt is made to secure the pay
mcnt OF members Of Parliament he will
feel like abandoning the attempt to maintain
an independent Irish party in the House Of
| Commons.
4 London correspondent reiterates
| the statement that the Dublin Castle author
| tiles are manufacturing evidence against
the suspected conspirators. and that the in
formers are being drilled rs to the subjects
Of their testimony.
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland re-
| turned last week to the country in which he
| represents the majesty of the British crown
A troop Of hussars escorted him from the
| railroad depot TO the Castle, and the process
sion was brought up by number OF cars
| filled with detectives Secretary Trevelyan,
| who left tor England, did 50 under the pro-
tecting care Of corps OF police officers
\ Dublin dispatch announces that
Dayitt. l.ea!s and Quinn will be treated "a
"iirst.class prisoners during their coniine-
mcnt in Jail.
Prince Napoleon was set ut liberty
i'll Paris and returned To his residence.
Officers of the Army Of the Caucasus
| in Russia have been arrested for holding Nj
hilistic rrin irles. aud the Ural Cossacks
have also become ai>a'fected
Glcncelunhlill lIrelann peasants,
who had Applied to M official for work to
keep them nom starving, when advised by
thu latter Ia seek means 10 cmigrate, said
the, Woa.a prefer L. lie OF hunger rather
fh1n sf, rh.s ...,att,ffy
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
Aluminium.

Aluminium, a bluish-white metal pos
scssing valuable properties, constitutes q
large portion Of the cnrth's crust, occur
ring in l95 different species Of minerals.
Despite its abundance, however, ii is
rendered very expensive by the difficult
ty Of separating 1t from its compounds
"A process involving the use of sodium
or potassium costly substances.
Several attempts of doubtful success
have been made to obtain aluminium by
means ct the ordinary reducing agents.
hydrogen md carbon. A patent has
been taken out in England for new
process Of this kind, in which alumina
(the oxide Of the metal, and carbon are
submitted to temperature Of ignition
in close vessel, and subjected to the
action Of carbonic acid; carbonic oxide
being formed, and the nlumina reduced
in whole or in part to the metallic state.
As soon MS it can be chcaply procured,
aluminium must take mn important place
in the arts, and tho man who makes it
inexpensive will undoubtedly find for
tune within his grasp.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15

4 son 81 Sir Thomas Rachan Han.
burn, the English Haronet, was murdered by
miners la chihuahua, for which crime five
Of them We're tried and shot the day fol-
lowing
Fire swept away the Royal Opera
House al Toronto, valued al sss,o0A
Tie Western Nail Association, at a
meeting NJ Pittsburgh, decided, after run.
ming three weeks. 10 again Gloss down for q
fortnight, stocks We're reported 10 be ligh,
and the existing card rate stands
Louisa Montague, the slO, 600 beauty,
recovered elto from Adam yoTspsugh to1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
BURST BOILERS.
Seven Men Mt Taylorviilc, Ill. Blown "a
Eternity.
Telegram from Tayloryillc. n,


Telegram from Taylorvillc, I'LL
boiler explosion occurred at the flo
| works Of Peter Neu 4 Co, thnt completely
wrecked the establishment and killed Ave
men. Az usual In such cases, the why and
wherefore Of tho trouble are wrapped In
profound mystery. nobody about the place.
Of course, having the least idea before it
happened that II was going to happen, or
being aware Of any reason why II was going
to occur, everything about the boiler being
considered In first-claas order twas about
1:l5 o'clock when the boilers burst. and had
the explosion occurred a quarter Of nm hour
before the loss Of life would have been fear
full, for at that time the boiler and engine
rooms were filled with workmen warming
up for their days work. At Z o'clock the
machinery was set In motion, and the men
scattered to their respective positions leav-
ing the proprietor, Mr.. Peter Neu, and n few
others III the engine room. AT 7:i5
O'clock two Of tho boilers let go with
shock and report that shook the country
for miles around. The establishment IN sit-
uatcd about mile southeast Of the business
part of the town, and the explosion caused
everybody to think an earthquake had oc-
CURED The fact was soon made known,
and In few minutes the entire populace
was on dead rush for the scene. Arrived
there spectacle OF wreck and ruin present.
cd itself, ms the entire establishments
was demolished, the large timbers and
heavy machinery being scattered about
over broad extent of territory. The ruins
took fire. hut, being taken In time. the flames
were extinguished before they gained any
headwav Then the work Of searching for
the victims began. 1t was found that five
men had been killed outright, and two were
fatally injured
Peter Neu, the proprietor, had both his
legs broken and his head crushed beyond all
semblance of human Uranium
John Jones, the engineer, was completely
disembowelcd, both legs broken. and the
body horribly scalded and mutilated
Samuel Lenam, the fireman, was torn all
to pieces portions Of his body being found
In different places
John McCollom was terribly mutilated
William Deahel had his head blown off,
Chris Men, son Of the proprietor, and
Tony vandever were injured SO that their
death Is only question OF few hours.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-15
SOUTHERN.

Mardi Gras celebrants made them
selves heard and seen in all Southern cities,
the festivities being more than ordinarily
brilliant
Ex-Governor Davis, of Texas, died Of
pneumonia ut Austin, last week.