The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-18
INDIANA.

details of a pooling arrangement. 1t
WAS agreed TO form work ing pool
for tweut, five years or a basis OF
about an equal division of the receipts
Each company will maintain sepa-
rate organization, aud the pooling
will include land and cable business,
All the offices will be consolidated
The lines will touch about - per cent
of the Western Union paying points.
LETTER CARRIERS HOLIDAY.
Washington, ID. C.-Postmas;ei eiGener-
al Gresham stated posirively to-day that
the letter carriers will receive their leaves
OF absence us provided by law.
OHIO REPUBLICANS
Toledo, July 1.-THE Republicans of
the SIKH District in convention at De-
liance to,day nominated Hiram &.
Glenn for Congress and James A Hol-
comb for Presidential Elector.
rENDLEToN's DENIAL.
Indianapolis, July 1.-THE officers
OF the Pendleton Banking Company,
Pendleton, Ind, deny that they have
failed. Business was suspended few
hours vest erday for the purpose ot con-
sultation with d,positiors. The bank
opened tins morning and business is
preceding as usual.
MINNESOTA DEMoCR r..
St. Paul, Mimi. July 1.-THE Demo
crats OF the Fourth Minnesota district
nominated o. &. Merriam, wealthy
lumberman of MINNEAPOLIS, for Con
gress. state Senator GIltiilau, of Min
peapols, is The Republican candidate,
ASSIGNED.
New York, July l7.-Julian White,
Sons IL Company, 56 Leonard street, are
reported to have assigned to Geo. o.
Walbridge. They accommodated Ed
mund Yard Il Co. with notes. The firm
is in the fancy goods trade.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
Galveston, July II The county
Congressional delegation met tonight
NJ the office of j b. Stubs and or
ganized by the election of NJ. f. ke-
berg, Chairman; John \ Mccormick.
Secretary of the delegation, which
leaves Monday morning to attend the
Congressional Convention which as
sPmbles at Victoria, July -. The eX-
ecutive committee, consisting ,fI
Messrs. Eaton. Atkins a Spillane
was appointed to arrange transportation
Hon. r. G., Street addressed the delevu-
non in behalf 81 General Wave a q con |
grcssiona candidate. The delegation took |
ii vote and ali present favored Mr.. W. \. |
trhir and authorized a telegram 10 be
sent To hin tonight that the delegation |
WAS solid for him
RFAsSFAIBLED
Topeka, Ks July l7.-rh Repubi-
can State nvertlou rcassem bled to
day and the Committee on Resolutions
presented platform, the principal |
features OF which were torecas; in these
LIST night H. other respects
the re>o,u, ons 4 rity the Republican
party, pGorse aud ratify the uomina-
iion of Blaine and Logan, and euthu
8 astically approve the national platform
IS adopted al Chicago An effort was
made 10 pass resolution favoIiuG a
Constitutional Convention, during the
DISCUSSION ot which the whole prohibi-
ion subject Was discussed, but the
lropo>ltlon was voted down 10y large
majority The following staie ticket
vas then nominat d: For Gov.
rnor, Colond John A. Martin
~ accamatiou; for Lieutenant Gov
rnor, 4, L. Riddle; Chief Justice, A
|. llHrtou; Associate Justice, W. a
Johnson: Secretary nt State, +. l.
Allen; auditor, Edwin l.. McCabe.
EENER's OPINION.
Washington, july H. Mr. George
iernor of tins cily,a well known Ar,ic
ravrlcr who has taken active interest
II the recent attempt tor the relief OF
he Greeley party, and who wen, be-
ore the eArlic board last spring 10 have
II Offering otsuch a reward as would
ecure the cooperation whal1rs in
earch, was asked by an associated
,ress reporter tonight what he though
4 the news received from St Johns, and
ie replied: 1t is a Story OF Il remarka-
lie and heroic achievement. and Is filled
nd clouded by dirasteis due to Incom-
'etence in Washington. If Lieutenant
freely and his patty had all returned in
'afety 10 the L. S., as they might have
lone had thaN haAn nrnnAT Ia StlnnnFt.4I 1.