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H. HABER.

CARNATIONS seemed TO be at present In
Use TO make the Hyde Park meeting a
monster success. The council list Tor
this meeting includes Prof New man,
tho Right Reverend James Stansilcld,
President Roberts, of the WESLEYAN
conference; ox-Presidcnt Griffith. of
the Wesleyan conferences: II. Michael
navitt, Canons Wilberforce and
French and many other clerical dis
scnting notables.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
In Liverpool, Manchester and other
large cities of England, vigilance com
mitices are being formed for the pur-
pose OF obtaining local legislation for
the suppression of open vice. Mrs.
Fawcctt, widow of Professor Faw-
cett, Is strongly in favor ofcontInuing
the legislation. Replying to certain
criticisms on her conduct In this res
pect, Mrs. Fawcett contends that the
agitation inaugurated in the reycla-
tons made by the Pail Mall Gazettc,
has already resulted IN many benefits
TO tho people of England, among
which she enumerates IA great arous-
ing of the public conscience and "iu-
creased severity" in the sentences for
crimes against children, which will
tend TO save young men and women
from walking in vice."
ARIsroCRATlC SHADOWS
The publication society has en-
countered much opposition in its
work of putting shadows" oil public
men. Its numerous agents who have
been engaged in the work of acting
as detectives against public men, have
been warned by the authorities to re-
frain from making nuisances of them
selves and the police have been or
dcred to prevent these spies from an
noying members of parliament, many
of whom have complained of the pes
toring trouble.
ROYAL SPARKLING.
The court journal denies that Prin-
cess Louise of Wales is betrothed TO a
brother of the Duchess of Conuaught.
and mentions the son of the King OF
Sweden as sutton for the hand of
the princess.
SARA, THE SLIM.
Sara Bernhardt has become recon-
ciled TO her last husband NJ. Damala
and Is now negotiating for an Ameri-
can engagement. Anglo, the former
lover OF Bcrnhardt. and who accom-
pauied her on her last American tour
has married French heiress.
LYDIA, THE AGED.
Lydia Thompson will take with her
TO New York new burlesque COM
pany. Her American tour viii bcxi
next January.
NoTABLEs COMING.
The steamship Partisan, which sails
next Thursday, will take as passcn-
gers, President stephens. of the Ca
madam Pacific Railway company; the
Hon. Nj. Donald Smith, the Hon. Mr..
Henry Stafford Northcote and Direc-
tor Maynard of the Canada Land
corporation and Marine Minister
Smith aud Director Scorth of the
Canada Land company.
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CHOLERA'S LASH.


MADRID, August 15.-ln Granada
the condition is terrible. Many doc
tors are dying and whole streets are
infected with the scourgo by which
entire families have been carried
away. The total number of deaths
in the infected provinces since the
out break of the epidemic $1,000 and
IL is estimated that 10000 persons
have fled from the kingdom.
The Gazette says that during the
past "a hours 5000 new cases OF choI-
era and $50 deaths were reported
throughout all Spain. During that
period forty-seven new cases and
eighteen deaths were reported in This
CT y. The aspect of affairs is becom.
ing more serious here, the epidemic
having appeared in the founding
hospital and other public establish,
ments, in the best quarters of the
city.
There were 1919 new cases of chol.
era aud 1910 deaths reported" YES.
terday throughout Spain.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, August l5,-There is A
dead lull in British politics at pres.
ent, as most of the ministers and lead
ing politicians are enjoying them
selves in the country. The Marquis
of Salisbury has gone to Hatfield 10
enjoy his vacation. Lord Randolph
Churchill Is visiting the Duke of
Marlborough at Blcnhcim castle. The
duke has definitely abandoned the
liberals and Joined the tories. Lord
iddlesleigh has gone to Ryne, near
Exeter. The Duke of Richmond and
Gordon, tho secretary of state for
Scotland, has retired to his castle on
the Surrey. or the liberals, Sir VIII
liam Vernon ilarcourt, home secre-
tary under Mr.. Gladstone, is rusticat-
ing at his country-seat, while Sir
Charles Dixie has retired TO his villa
IN the south Of France. Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain is preparing for his Irish
tour.
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Cotton BeIt weather Report.

GALVESTON, August l5.-The status
of the weather throughout the cotton
belt OF Texas during the the twenty
four hours ending ut p. IN. to-day
was rs follOws-thc Ilrst figures being
the maximum of temperature, the
second, the minimum, aud the third,
showing the amount Of rainfall in
inches or hundreths thereof:
Galveston "a. IS, 20; Houston So, II,
.Sj; llcarne 92, II, 90; Waco 92, II, 90;
Corsicana SO, 60, 90; Dallas 50. GS, 90;
San Antonio 92, 20, .03; Cucro IS, "a,
.95; Palestine Ss, az, 90; Columbia 80,
II, LAP; Huntsville SO, 20, 90; Long
view 81, 6s, 90; Austin 92, ~, 62; ny
Ter 92, 6S, 90; Weatherlord ~, 81, 90;
Bolton 9s, .62, 90.
Mean temperature throughout the
COTTON belt: highest, 92.2o; lowest,
II SO. Mean rainfall, 80.
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WARRINGTON NEWS.



WAsHINGToN, August l5.-Owing
TO rumors of injury by grass hoppers,
in parts of Montana. the signal service
bureau has, nj Professor iiley's re-
quest, instructed its agents in the
northwest to telegraph at' once obser-
vations of injury by or movements of
the pests, instead of sending them
monthly, rs heretofore. Professor
Riley also sent All agent TO the field,
whose reports confirm previous state
ments. Not only are there large
numbers of this destructive Rocky
mountain species at work, but the
common native and non-migrating
species are much more numerous than
usual. At FIT. Buford and Poplar Pine
agency. the locusts are very numcr-
Gus and are damaging to crops. On
July ~. during the middle of the day,
large proportion of the Rocky
Mountain species left toward the
east and southeast.
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that no lesser measure will be ac-
copied by them and, pending its res
toration, though prohibited from
governing ireland, they have been
able to dictate who must cease and
who may assume the work of gov
erning Ireland. They have given the
party of coercion, tho party of Judi
cal murdercrs, tho party of eviction,
the party which vainly sought to i'm
prison ideas when IL thrust men into
dungeons, tho party led
by Gladstone who wrote boast-
ingly of the downfall of the
American republic. into disgraccful
retirement from Dublin castle. They
have shown that while Dublin castle
was the home of 500 allied English lib.
cralism and the seat OF tyranny, It's
unnatural vice aud imported besti-
atty made II only worthy of site In
ancient Sodom and Gomarrnh, or
modern London. Their labors have
been herculcan and their accomplish.
ments, under most adverse circum-
stances, are almost miraculous.
"When they next appear In parlia-
ment their numbers win be increased
from thirty TO at least eighty. They
will have more or less of
the only reliable English
support, that which comes
from fear, from number of English
members who will owe their election
to the judicious exercise of the bal.
ancc of power by cxilcd Irish In Eng
lind and Scotland. With that
strength, they will be able to throttle
English legislation, aud thus to COM
pei the English 10 allow them
to retire from an atmos-
phore polluted by royal and
arlstocratic bestiality, and to estab-
fish a free parliament for the govern
ment of free people in Ireland
"ln the accomplishment OF this
work they need one more great effort
on the part of their American auxili-
aries. We appeal to every branch
league TO give renewed life and de-
termination to the work, and we
earnestly invilc all who are
not members, to join the league
and we invite all men OF
our race, whether members OF the
league or not, 10 forward subscrip-
lions to the parliamentary fund TO
Rev. Charles ORiclly, ID. d., treas
urer, Detroit, Mich. At the conveu-
ton to be held in January il is more
than probable that Parnell will
be present. II is certain
that the Irish parliamentary
party will he represented and at that
gathering the progress and condition
of the Irish people will be stated to
your representatives, and we believe,
Ms we earnestly pray, that the next
after that will be called to
receive delegation who come from
an Irish parliament In College
q recu."
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THE NEW SOUTH.
II shows up GrandIy at the Southern
Exposition.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, August l5.-The
Southern Exposition was opened to-
day with elaborate ceremonies. Ex-
cnrsiOn trains ran from all directions
and crowds came on all trains during
the day. AT noon, Governor Knott
rccei ed the fire department, the po-
lice department and the militia, and
under escort of these organizations
he proceeded, at o'clock, to the cx-
position building. The displays cx-
coed in number and variety those of
any previous season. The art gallery
contains the principal pictures of the
recent prize exhibition in
New York, and is pronounced
II most interesting collection.
AT 2 o'clock the governor of Ken
lucky, mayor of Louisville and Hon.
John Young Brown was received in
Music Hall by the directors of the ex.
hibition and All audience of G,OO0 pcO-
pie. Governor Knott delivered a
short but eloquent address, In which
he compared the triumphs of peace
to those of war, and spoke earnestly
and hopefully of the industrial pro-
gress of the southern people. The
Damrosch orchestra gave two con
ccrts TO delighted audiences. Dam
rosch will give two concerts n day tor
several weeks and will be succeeded by
Capps's military band. Tonight the
buildings are illuminated by electric
ity and Chinese lanterns, and the
crowd is estimated at from 10000 to
$4,000. The business houses were
deliberately decorated, and the day has
been observed as II holiday. Visitors
from distance bring the most en-
couraging reports from the south
concerning the business outlook, aud
Louisville merchants believe they
have to-day inauguratcd the most
successful commercial season in its
hisiOrX.
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New York, August li.-Business
failures during the past seven days
throughout the country, rs reported
by II. q. Dun Il Co. to-day, number
for the United States l5l and Tor
Canada II or total of los as com.
pared with total of 1870 last week
and POI the week previous TO the last
The western and Pacific states furnish
more than onc-half of the entire num-
Der of failures in the United States
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CnIcAiO, July l5.-Mr. John X.
Flrman, who with his family recently
came TO Chicago from Elmira. New
York, died yesterday nj his home in
WOodlawn Park, from the effects OF
eating toad-stools which were sup
posed TO be mushrooms. Mrs. Fir
man, who also ate of the toad-stools,
has been made seriously sick, but will
probably recover. Mr.. Firman's
father was at one time proprietor OF
Elmira Gazette. II is learned that
some seven or eight people living il
Hyde Park are in dangerous coDdi
ton from the same cause, and IL il
likely half them VIII die.
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Neither mental nor physical labor
can be accomplished satisfactorily
unless the system Is in order. When
you feel tired, languid, wear!ed with
out exertion, the mind slow to act
and requiring great mental effort, you
can rest assured that your liver is not
acting properly, and that nature 70,
quircs assistance to help throw oil i'm,
purities. There is no remedy that
will accomplish this so mildly and YET
eilectually as Prickly Bsh Bitters. A
trial will satisfy you of its merits.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-16
| OHIO K|CKERS.
They Think Cleveland is TOO
Slow in Turning the
RasCaIs Out.
After some severe Criticisms,
They Endorse the Demo-
cratic Administration.
The New south FORCES Ahead
at the Southern Exposition
ut Louisville, Ky.
The Cholera sweeps ON Across
Spain and is Bcsieging Glib
raItar-57 900 Deaths.
An OHIO KICK.
President CIeyeIand's Conduc, Crit
eIAeh.

President Cieyeiand's Conduct Crit.
eised.
CLEVELAND, o., August l5.-The
democrats of Cuyahoga county met
this morning TO select delegates TO the
state convention, The committee on
resolutions were out for an hour and
a-half. Several of the members want
ed TO condemn President Cleveland's
administration, others were anxious
TO return mild endorsement, while
Others were non-committal. Extracts
from the committees report are rs
follows:
Resolved: That the democratic par
ty, having been in possession of the
government ever since March last and
u large lumber of officers are yet held
by offensive republicans therefore be
that we demand that our sena-
tor and representative do hasten
the removal of all republicans in OIL
CO and that efficient democrats be
placed in their positions. The admin
istration was then endorsed, mildly.
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This an Opportunity Bargains ONE Should MISS 1T

nor of Gibralter to-day and requested
him to shut oil communication with
Spain, but this he refused to do. The
panic increased hourly and the cxo-
dus grows correspondingly. The
populace are greatly discontinued
over the conduct of the military
authorities in refusing to adopt the
necessary precautions against the in
PRODUCTION of cholera from Spain.
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LONDON, August l5.-Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge was married this
AFTERNOON to an American lady named
Amy Augusta Jackson Lawiord. The
wedding ceremonies were conducted
privately and special license was
granted August 10th, SO that the mar
rlage could take place at any time of
day the parties wished.
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81. LOUIS, August l5.-Goyernor
Warren, of Wyoming. has established
guarantees against Texas cattle on
account of splcnic fever, ordering that
no'cattle shall come into that terrific
ry except by rail and then they shall
be unloaded at the territorial quarau-
tine stand and inspected by yeteri-
nary surgeon appointed Tor that pur-
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WAsnINGToN, August l5.-Thc
secretary of the interior has author
lied the Indian Office TO pay out $685.
900, the proceeds of the sale of GER
tain lands in Kansas, for the redemp.
ton OF kaw Indian scrip. The amount
of scrip outstanding is $4,000. OF
which $4,000 has been presented.
The available funds will not be quite
sufficient TO pay the principal and in
terest of scrip presented and they will
therefore be divided pro rata among
the scrip holders
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WASHINGTON, August l5.-General
Bennett b. Simms of New Orleans
has been appointed chief of the special
agents division of the general land
Office, vice A. q. Mckenzie who has
been appointed special agent, Theo.
w. Poole, of WILLIAMSON, N. C., has
been appointed special agent for
depredations.
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BERILN, August l5.-Germany has
occupied one or two OF the Caroline
Islands, where spain has rot exercised
authority, IN order to obtain laborers
Tor New Guinea. German newspa.
pers approve the step aud think "
oughtnot to raise amy difficulty with
Spain. 'N
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PARIS, August l5.-Very stringent
measures are being taken to keep the
cholera away from the city. 1'ray.
elers from the south are quarantined
aud the streets are cleaned every
night.
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SOUTH AMERICA.


VALPARAISO, August l5.-At n
meeting called by United States Con-
sui Dunn, It was decided to send a
vote OF coincidence TO the family Of
General Grant, and another To The
secretary OF state, at Washington.
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GIBRALTER, August 5.-The ex
istence OF cholera within The Spanisl
lines was OH cially declared to-da,
aud the disease is spreading. Their,
were four deaths here to-day.
A delegation waited ON the goyor
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PARIS, August Is The Iutrapsi.
geant NJ. Rochefort's paper, will to-
morrow publish letter which it is al.
legged will prove that Olivier Paine
the Frenchman who was the reputed
military adviser of El.Mahdi, was exc
outed at the instance of British of
iicials in Egypt. This letter will sa,
that the British put price ON Painei
head: that he was tracked and arrest
ed and then summarily executed b,
order OF the staff of the English arm
engaged in the war against III Mahdi
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buENos AYRts, August ib-The
nuns expelled from Monteyideo by
resident Santos, arrived hero TO-DAY.
Ihe mother superior In charge OF thc
nuns Is sister of President santa
Maria, Of Chill. They will proceed ~,
Chill on the next steamer ~
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PARIS, August l5.-The National,
which was the first journal to an.
nounoe the appearance of cholera al
Marseilles, insists that the:nnmber OF
deaths that have occurred there from
the disease is stu much moderated
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LONDON, August l5.-The latest
news gives a more favorable aspect
TO the Afghan frontier question aud
Indicates u settlement of the question
involved.
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We line of these in all width from Toe to Soc
showing the biggest drive offered in thi
market.
offering line of Torchon cc and insertions from Sc to Soc
yard by which judge how cheap goods getting
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LONDON, August l5,-Mr. Stanhope
mas been appointed to the board of
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BERLIN, August l5.-It Is stated
that The Zanzibar settlement IL due to
a secret agreement between England
aud Germany. '"
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White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the printed linen
which
Our white selling
in this market We selling thu 1-ic
We lot of India which
until there
nnnr nf Dc
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MARsEILLEs, August l5.-Thero
were thirty-scven deaths from cholera
during the past "a hours ending at
noon to-day.
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LoSDN, August l5.-The standard
lhihks the queens speech smooths
everything over regardless of facts.
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Messrs. w. A. Williamson& Co
have removed their drug store TO the
building on the corner of Austin and
Fourth streets in the building former
ly occupied by w. IL. Watkins and
next door to their old stand. Their
customers and the public generally
are invited TO call aud see the new
and elegant fixtures which are bciug
put in position, They are determined
to do the heaviest retail drug and
prescription business of the city and
have therefore secured the most con.
venient location possible.
Sweet are the uses of adversity. the
printers copy said, but he set Il I'M
sweet are the uses of adyertising
Sweet indeed, to those who N
sickness and suffering have seen the
advertisement of some sovereign rem
edy, which upon trial has 6rouynl
them from deaths door. "The hes
thing ever saw in my paper was M,
advertisement of DIR. Pierce's .Iolde,
Medical Discovery is again an,
again the testimony of those VIII,
have been healed by IL of lung dix
case, bronchial affections, tuInor,
ulcers, liver complaints and the Ills /,
D which tesh " heir.
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Embroideries
Embroideries \

Hamburg Elgings qualities
Hamburg Edging good width &c.
Hamburg Eiging
Hamburg Edging l-2c
Hamburg Edging way per have
cheaper line of Emboder the above the best
ay pattern they cent
than the price " selling thcm
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Go wboys Af.er the ReasLi,.

BlLLINds, Mont, August l5.-It is
reported the killing of twenty Indians
In the Bull Mountain country has not
yet been verified, but 1t is thought the
cowboys and Crows are In pursuit OF
maranding bands of Piegans, led by
some old frontlersmen and that blood,
work Will follow an encounter,
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Protection IN the Il. b. A. secured
at cost based on mortality.
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Everybody who is Interested in the
price of coal should read with care
Mr.. w. ID. Lacey's advertisement.
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Mothers would do well to call and
see our new stock OF boys knee
pants. Levine Bros.
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Opera Pun is the best smoking to-
bacco in the state"
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 10
X. A. johnson, wcll-known business
man, suicided to-day. Financial trou.
bile was the cause OF the act.
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Money TO loan in sums of 300 and
upwards on easy terms. w. j. b.
PATTERSON ~ Co, Waco.
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Knee pants for 10 cents, at Levin,
Bros.
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3. HABER.


sna
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when everything else fails, DR.
ages Catarrh Remedy cures.
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We disposed SUMNER GOODS this month";
positive clearing has not yet been accomplished this week