The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
GENERAL KILOGRAMS.
CASE OF ASlATIC CHOLERA IN
MIL WAUKEE.
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Fast Mail Route Returning British
Paupers Drouth IN New
England.
COURT MARrIAmNG mr HAzERs.


NEW YoRK, August ~ The weekly
report OF Dun's mercantile agency says
that the business of the country is
flowing with pretty full tide through
it's accustomed channels, indicated by
the stendness with which figures, show
ing the bank exchange at the chief
centres, are maintained, with
depression IN several prominent
branches Of trade, aud only modera'e
actively IN departments ui sprCu alton.
II IL rather surprising than otherwise that
these figures do not make u decline. The
trade Of the week hns presented no new
features In dry good. these is moderate
activity, though prices srr very low in
consequence OF over production. Grain,
provisions, cotton and petroleum have all
declined NOR" OF less. hut rcdu,-
tions in values on the whole
have not been large. The stock
market has continued weak md dull.
the expected activity after the recent
collapse having apparently been post
puucd, though there ia reported to he
steady buying for the Investment Of
good securities, that are now very cheap
Money n till amt hanks continue to re-
port heavy surplus. In spoculHtivc cir
clcs activity lns been wa ting, hut 30
far IA legitimate trade il concerned the
outlook continues to be encouraging.
JOHN SHERMAN SPEAKS.
CINcIS<Arl AUGUST 3l.-,John Sher.
man introduced ON change mndc "A brief
nddrcss. spsaking of the bouutenus crops
ma an announcement to business. Re
ring to railroad failures he said over
production hnd checked IN the compel
lhR over ol some, pu' thls would oo
re tliied IN Nv" or 'ht e years, NohoIu-
"lhR ne r''r.th I" Nus "cll"n III 'u' sen,
n'o ln i"NHr ~ 'hI 'oho' 1" h"'ueTS OF
pouut'i "h'HH9' ne ~ "'eu no pon'c'
n'cn' "' NY "u' N"'"u l"' N9,u 'o'
TI"INo 'n", "'nulu''u T." v"''in,,n' ,u'',
' itt ~ ~ .p"" "l.''N' "s p,"p''.3 """
o,i'lti," y" l.o 7nlno PI"'uc'''h "7 any
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COURT NA"r'Ah'>" THE HA"E'7'
ANNAroLis, An tust ~. The court
martial oi cadets charged with ha2lng
begnn this morning. The first cadet
tried, Pnnn'll, plead guilty WI cram
wa, the next called. lie pleaded not
guilty. witnesses then resumed.
,,u ',,n' ~
ncs,rs. The m, II acaIchin, oIe.tio ~ nrc
asked them without avail. Whenever
they can acqui their prosecutors. the
third class men, they do So. Tho court
understands this and puts qu", tons to-
cover every phase OF the matter.
naiu.tEns
Cuc,oo Ancu.t a To.doy u,o
nrasid,nt If the Western Exn"rt as.n
citation, controlling all distilleriea north
OF the ONO river, snid: All di4nllcrica
in the association commence tomorrow
for year We limit the production To-
"a Nor cent Of the cnpnci,y Under I'M.
the combined production
Of the nssociutiun il. 10000 pnlIone
daily, consuming $1,000 bushels OF
gram.
CHOLERA AZ MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. Nugumt IN The gouih
ado i. r.ci ed over nm nIlrged ru4c at
Agintic cholera. A muu ppmed Wnichky
,vns fulfrn sirk and brrnu,a tnrnid un,i
Sneln,vsiri VII, h,s LnI ryn.rionra in
'TurkiEh hospltnls, has pronounced the
disease cholera. DR.. Richard, assistant
IA ;Ith commissioners. uprc.g with Scr-
lowski, but other plIypicinne call IT chol.
rr,, murhug
woMEN's TEMPERANCE UNION.
CorrAar CrlY, Mss, Au.u-t 81 .- The
National Womeu's Christian Temper
nnce Union began a four dnys' cnuyen-
tlnn nf the Methodist rnhernnrlo yeetrr-
day afternoon, Addresses were ma by
Mrs. Cnroline Il. Buell., corresponding
secretary OF thr uhloh' ana others In
lhe evening me prlhclphl hddresH was
10y Mrs' Mary H. hunt Of Boston
CATTLE FEWER