The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
Kelly Says the Party Has
Victory Within Its
Grasp.
a Fight Expe Cted in the ChUctaW
NatiOn-ShOt by Ne
grOes, Etc.
Cholera at TouIon Continues without
any Perceptible Abate menl.


any Perceptible Abate menl.
GOV ERNMENT INFoRMERs.
st. Petersburg, July 5.-Owing to a
quarrel certain moderate nihiliSts have
become government intormer..
MORE DEATHS.
Toulon, July 5.-Sevcn dcaths from
cholera have ,ccured here since last
night. Oxygen cure is unsatisfactory.
BURGLAEIHNp.
Chattanooga, Tenn, July "a spe-
cial from Dayton, Tenn, says the store
OF Howar ~ Howard was burg lariztd
o! $4,000
FOR THE COW ENIIoN
Philadelphia, July 5.-The philaGcl-
phiu delegation Tor Chicago lett to-day,
escorted 10y tn AmerIcus aud Randall
clubs.
CLEVELAND BANNER.
Albany. July 5.-The democratic phae
lanX started for Chicago this aft ruOon
one hundred strong, accompanied by Il
band carrying the Cleveland banner.
HOMELESS PEOPLE.
Montreal, July "a fire yesterday dc
stroyrd forty houses, pri cipally occu
pied by poor laborerS. Three hundred
people are homeless. Loss $4,000.
LIBERATED
London. July 5.-The Judge to-day
liberated Lord st. Reynolds, peer, con-
victed of having crimiually assaulted "A
servant gin. The judge though hi
lord>hlp punished sufficiently
sTANLEY's Return.
London, July J.-Dispa' ches from the
west coast OF Africa report that Stanley
has sailed for England. Commanders Of
the Portuguese war vests assembled
the Congo and unnullcd treaties
AsslGNMENTs.
New York. July 5.-Edward Morgan,
member of the banking firm of NJ.
, Morgan's Sons, filed an ind vidual AS
| SiGnment to-day.
o. Nj. Bassett n Co.. straw goods,
assigned to-day.
NO HOSTILITY.
Paris, July 5.-Li Fong Pao, Chinese
minister, had II conference with Ferry.
He di>avuMcl any hostile ntcGtion Of
China in the affair OF Lang Son, which
he declared entirely without III lungs
knowledge.
FOR CHICAGO.
New York, July Cammany hall
delegation left for Chicago 10y the New
York Central this morning Over six
hundred strong went IN Il tram of SIX
teen ears. Irving hall delegates left by
the Erie road this morning.
PROBABLY LOST.
New York, July 5.-The steamship
Gulf of Vincent, from Calcutta, iseshurr
at Long Beach on Logan Island The
crew aud passengers, of forty people,
saved by the life saving crews vessel aic
probably lost.
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
Newark, July 5.-lhe agricultural
works caught fire in the engine room
this morning aud Were completely de
stroyel. Loss $3.50 900. insurance
Sl2j 900. distributed in the leading home
and foreign companies. Three bundled
men are thrown out of employment.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Des MONIES, Iowa., July "a terrible
accident occurred here yeSterdiy ~ the
race course. Five hundred people were
ON the grand stand, when the roof fell
in and the foundations gave wa. pre-
cipitating tn" people II distance of i've nty
feet t. the ground below. One boy was
killed aud do2'n others seriously
wounded. Two OF them are nor cN-
pecte toliyc. Mayor Overtry, IN trying
to prop up he wreck, wa, sliuck by the
TINT or and felifuliy cut ON the head
Great Consideration prevailed, women
lalnt'ng and children crying.
PRESIDENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Washington, July 5.-rhc following
cnufrmarious were made to-day Lewis
Richmond, of Rhode Island, minister
resident and consul general OF the
| United State, at Portu!ai. Alphonso
Taft, of OHIO. envoy eNtraordl uary and
munster plcnipotentitGy Of he United
States to Russia John 4, ka5 on, a.
Iowa. Wy extraordinary aud minister
ulenipotentialy of the United States to
Germany. John NJ. III ntls, envoy eN-
traordinarv and minister pleul"ottntla-
ry of the United States Austria and
Hungary.
FIGHT TXrEcrEp,
Fort smith, Ark, July 5.--Ihr Choc-
taw troubles which orr GlnpIed IN tn re-
lusal Of certain property uWuels t. ply
the permit tax, rs assumed serious
attitude. Mile Hoyt, a pruml EFT leader,
has been cutlawrd and driven into the
Cherokee Nation where he has gang of
about thirty men, mostly dcsp
characters. who have rallied TO his sup
port. Fifty ChOctaw mllltlHmen have
Deen called out, AMI the Cherokee au-
lhoritirs asked to cooperate with the
militia in etlectin3 the ar'est OF the