The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-18

party. They do not predict victor!
but the sum of their assurance Is tha
IN no event can the liberals win by I
large majority. The conscrvativ,
party leaders are so convinced of thi
that the Marquis Of Salisbury has, I
Is stated, decided TO adopt an extr,,
ordinary course He will, II
said, continue In office, ev'i
If the liberals obtain ,
majority In the next parliament un
less the majority is so large as TO show
a very strong public verdict agalns
1.-The government or until defeated b,
J a vote IN the new house.
| The executive branch of the Irisl
| government is making most deter
mined effort to check though the op
Grafton of the ordinary laws, the ex'
tensiye system of boycotting which
has been revived In Ireland. The
long lists of prosecutions which are
levcry day published, show the activ.
1 ity OF the police. In all cases where
in good evidence sprocurable against
them the boycotters are summoned
and committed TO trial, or bound
over TO keep the peace. The license
is revoked OF every keeper ofa pub
lie house, who is proven guilty OF no.
fusing supplies to persons under tho
Iboycotter ban. So many publicans
have already lost their licedscs on
this account that the league now ex-
cmpts publicans from obedience to
boycotting orders, although in all
other respects this method of pun
ishiDg persons pronounced objeo-
tionable TO the organization Is pur-
sued unchecked.
So offensive has the boycotting be-
, come that the government has deter
mined to revive
THE wHITEBoY ACT.
The "whiteboysn of Ireland per-
formed their work at night and mas
queraded IN white. The act infliets
seven years penal servitudc on per-
sohs found guilty of menace or of
conspiracy against the peace, person
or property of loyalists In Ireland.
Dispatches from Calcutta state that
Nyoungok, half brother of Thebaw,
King OF Burmah, and who has for
sometime been residing In Calcutta,
is about to go to Raugoon as the
British nominee to succeed Thebaw,
unless the latter submits TO England.
To-night's advices from Paris are to
the effect that intense anxiety prevails
Throughout the whole of France In
regard to the outcome ofto-morrow's
special elections. ihere will be
second balloting 10 no less than POP
places to settle the ties and other de-
fcctivc ballotings in the general cleo
lions of Sunday, October A. II is
feared that the monarchists have pre-
pared to spring some sensation upon
the country. M. Allainde large,
minister of the interior, has sent a
circular to every project in the repub-
lie advising him that the adverse re-
suits of last Sunday were accomplish.
ed through the disloyalty OF the
mayors aud other officials, and
1 ordering him to proceed with
the utmost rigor tonight and
tomorrow, against all persons found
in this department ngaged In circu-
iating any false news calculated To
affect the ballotings.
Il M. Henri Richeiort asserts that the
monarehists are plotting to scige the
voting tables tomorrow In many OF
the western districts, with the inten.
ton OF classifying the vote. lie warns
the French radicals TO organize and
place themselves on guard against
this conspiracy.
II From St. Petersburg, Il Is stated
that tho car will tomorrow return
! to Gatz, China. He has issued 4
, ukase dated at Frednborg, forbiddint
the general celebration ON March Sc
, next, the twenty-fifth anniversary OIL
I the emancipation of the serfs in Rus
4 sia. Preparations had alrcody begui
/ for a very extensive celebration o
/ this event IN many parts Of the EN-
!. lpire. The car, IL Is stated, foun'
: good recson to suspect that this cele
q bration was to made a ruse for a gen
: eral nihilistic rising.
4 In Berlin, the progressionists In til
, Reichstag have resolved to make tn
i governments action In expelling tn
/ Russian Pales from Prussia, leaJin
' parliamentary question, az soon a
Y the sessions of the Reichstag al
l. resumed. The deputy, Profcsso
y Mullen, proposes to appeal to u
'. German government to withdraw Il
m edict of expulsion, on the groun,
N that the operations under II inju
lv German interests as much as foreil
m interests.
as The municipal authorities of X
A. nigsborg have also resolved to send
az strong protest against the expuisi,
ia TO Prince Bismarck. This prote
"a, will describe the terrible sutierin
Al, TO which the unjustly exiled Poles a
Nv subjected, and declare that 1t is
In staiu and disnonor upon the Germ
SO name. Many of the expelled Poi
70 have To pass through Konigsburg,
AZ their way to the frontier, and gre
ha majority of them reach that city
"a such abiect distress that the town l
IL been compelled, from motives
No. charity, to maintain public rel
re committee for their assistance.
nd many as 800 starving Poles have be
ri In custody of the town ut one til
of German newspapers are becomi
al thoroughly aroused on the subjt
ie- and most of them, without regard
al party affiliations at present, prot
ish against the barbarity and inhumail
m. of the expulsion, and describe
raj Indignation of the entire world.
iii NJ. DeLesseps Is preparing to LEI
gle Paris on his way to Panama to K
me after matters connected with
construction of the Isthumus cana
h;s Friends of Mr.. Parnell, the Ii
aiv leader, deny the reports recently
"a culated that he has recently becC
~ q convert to Catholicism.
,d;- Canadian Minister Burbridge
so. watching the Riel case and the liq
tod license law appeal cases from Cam
IN Hubert Herkomer has
'jia- elected successor TO John Ruski
and the state proiessorship of ane arr
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