The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-16

effective, and his nomination heartily
ratified.
Resolutions unanimously adopted
amid great cheering.
Loss OF SCHOONER
New York, july l5.-Tnc Times
has Il story from Phiiadelphil 0t he
loss ut the schooner Deborah, II. D.
verify, bound from Richmond 10 Al
bany, loaded with II cargo "f "a.
coal. The vessel sailed } lane Il, with
"a crew consisting of captain mate,
steward aud tour men before the
mast. Had on board the captains
life and child, and the wife of the
steward On the night OF June 27th,
during a hurricane which swept the
\ llautic coast. the schooner was seen
10 founder eight miles of Peck's
Beach, on the New per.oy coast, tut
40 assistance could be rendered.. Di-
vcrs later visited the wreck, and made
out he name Deborah, II. DoVcrity,
on the stern. Since then, the weather
has been ,uch that he has been unable
TO make auv examination. He saw
what he took to be a man la-hed to
the helm. lie thinks the bodies OF
TWO women and children are in the
cabin.
INDIGNANT MINERS.
Columbus. ono. July Il --C'pveruul
ll"pdlcv was to-dey called upon by a
committee OF miners from R-lsorvi le who
protested aga nat the prr>chcp OF foreign
police in their mi l>t. AND asked that tn y
hr removed a telegram WIS also re-
ceived during the day by the Governor to
he same effect. He has replied uniformly
tlat ho did not send the police there
and had no authority to remove them, cX-
"ept they should interfere with tie rights
OF the c,ti2tns. He sent u IT. lcgram
o the coal operators that they must not
block the highway. No troup.e his
neen reported from the valley to-day,
Tut the miners are very indignant at the
presence of armed men aud some diff
Guilty is anticipated. The miners are
setting forth their wrongs aud cndeavor-
ing in every way to manufacture sent
mcnt IN their favor.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATTON
St. Louis, July l5.-A mother large
Democratic meeting TO ratity the
nomination Of Cleveland and Hen
dicks was held at Mercantile Hall to-
night. The hall was packed and in
the matter of quality the audience
WAS greatly superior TO that OF the
open-air meeting last night. Among
the speakers were Generals Hooker
and Martin, of Mi-.is-lppi; J. w.
Ilortys, OF Chicago; Congressman
Broadhurst, e:.-Lieut. Governor y
j. Coleman, ST. Loui-; al of whom
made ringing speeches. which were
enthusiastically received aud lusuly
applauded.
GEN. DIAz ELECTED.
City OF Mexico, July lj-The E,ec.
TO al College flushed it : s-ion to-da!
md followed by crowds AMI pre- eicl
by military band, they went 10 the
residence of General Daz and informed
him of his unanimous election L the
presidency. Pa rlotIc speeches We
made, and great enthusiasm prevails.
The bells ot the city were run- AL hOur
in nor II he election. Gen. Diaz as
sumes Office ID cenber 80,
RAILROAD CHANGES.
G.. W. Lilly, vino mas been freight and
traffic manager Of the entire Gould sys-
tenn for sometime past, was appointed
Af-A y f'lNtlHA AftAALh hEtAN VI N''O
Missouri Pacific. Milton Knight. who
resigned the position Of general freignt
agen Of the Wabash short tImr ago, /
had been otfered hi, old place but il is
no Vel known whether lie will accept.
PRODUCTION REDUCED.
Atlania, Ga., July - The presi-
dent OF one Ot the largest cotton mills
here, running chiefly on three yard !
.heeting, has decided to reduce the |
production at least % per cent. by
down part of each month. |
PLYMrroN WONT TALK.
worchester. Mass. July l5.-Chairman |
Plvmpton. the leading Butler manage,
arrived from Chicago this morning.. tie
It cline, To make a definite statement In
regard to Buffers plans, ana said int no
man had sny authority to say what he
would do.
SETTLED AT LAST.
New York. July l5.-The cIse of the
Brush T. ectric Company agin-t IN"
United states Electric Liyhr Company
was decided TODAY BY Judge >hipman
IN favor Of the latter The suit has
been pending four years
PETROLEUM FAILURE.
New York, July l5.-C. 5. Henry,
petroleum broker, has ful-d. lie was
sho about G00,OyO barrel, At nearly the
lowest prices III the rec ut depres ion.
He was a memb of the Governing
Committee on The Petroleum Exch inge.
FoUR MEN DROWNED.
Chicago, Luly ia Daily News
-pecial from Portland, Oregon, says four
more fi,herIhen were drowned at the
mouth OF the Columbia river yesterday.
THIS make fifty men drownod there in
the last three months.
CLOSED AT NEW YORK,
Wall Street, July l5.-l'ne Executive
Committee OF the Union Pwitic have
decided to close heir New York books,
unless for transfers.
EDEN FOR CONGRESS.
Ii'chfial1 Ill ,JulV l5-Iulu L. Eden