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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

LONDON, August l3.-ln II speech at
Wimborne last evening, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill denied that he was
aciuated against Earl Spencer and
Lord Ripon by personal feeling. lie
assailed only their methods of gov
crnlnen,. lie denounced the radicals
for wishing to tax the poor mans beer
which he said was food equally,
with bread. lie said he cared not
n rap for what the Daily News and
Standard said about him, and emphat-
icaily denied That the conservatives
wanted TO lax the food of the people.
lie tainted the radicals with having
no policy while the tories were carry
in2 out great one, having for its
object the Strengthening of the en-
pirc, both at home and abroad. lie
said the conservatives hoped to give
peace TO Ireland aud security to In
dia, and 10 create an overpoweriug
navy which would be an adequate de-
Tense to the coasts of Great Britain
and her colonies, aud TO commerce.
They believed they could bring about
Il revival of the trade aud industries
of the country. Lord Randolph re
pudiated the charge that he desired
war with Russia for the sake of Sc
curing votes at the election.
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BURSTING CLOUDS.


SCHENECTADY, n. ", August 10
a watcr-sponi burst in Glenville
township norr the New York Central
and Hudson River railway track six
miles west of Schenectady, last night.
The railway culvcrI aud road bed
were washed away, making u break
OF l20 feet. New York Central trans
were delayed last night but this
morning, trains meet at the washout
and passengers are transferred.
LATER.-The damage done by the
water-spout in Glcnyillc is greater
titan at first supposed. Farmers have
lost crops and fences worth $4,000,
aud tor three miles the culverts of the
Schenectady turnpike are washed
away. Huge bouldcrs and cattle were
carried along by the torrent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

a Thrifty village aud Some Fine
Openings.

To the Examiner.
GENEVA, Ten August 10 This lit
tie village, situated ON the Missouri Pa
ciiic railway, ten miles north OF Waco,
midway between White Rock aud
rehuaCana creeks il in rs thrifty aud
fertile country rs you can find in
Texas. We have one store, section
house, a church, = school house, aud
Mcssrs. Long n Christian are putting
up tirst-Class mill aud gin. We
have two physicians, DIR. Garrett and
DR.. Menetee, who has recently located
here. We have as good a location for
nice little country village, all things
considered, as you can fluid anywhere.
We have an intelligent and, from the
number of ExAMINERs that come 10
this office, we might say, reading
people here, and all we lack TO build
up nice little town is few more ell
ergetic business meu to handle our
produce and furnish supplies. A few
more dry goods and grocery houses
and n tirst-class drug store would dc
well here.
Our camp-meeting begins to-day
and we are anticipating au interesting
meeting, as several able divincs viii
be with us. The arbor is just one
mile from Geneva.
We understand the railway au
thorities are going to build depo
here soon, and this is move in the
right direction, as there is consid
cradle amount of travel here, and i
we. had a depot there would be ,
much larger amount of produce
shipped from this point; a great dea
of grain would be shipped from here
Mr.. Miller, our merchant, has re
oeiyed quite large stock and Mr.
Glenn is always ready TO wait on Gus
toners.
Cotton picking will soon begiI
here, but unless II rains soon the croI
! VIII Oe cut short SALoME.
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scribe for the reserved bonds to All
amount not exceeding ten per cent. OF
the par value of the amount of bonds
issued to them. AS above indicated
the amount of bonds to which this
subscription would apply is $685.
100000. Two per cent of this
amount will produce 100000.
J. Cash received from the stock
and bond subscription will provide
about $i,016,OOO as follows; 23O,2G9
shares preferred stock at SIS per share
Sl,Si2, 1852; 2SS,3s0 shares of common
stock at SO per share, 81 ,66l, 290; $780,
90 900 new bonds, at per cent. per
shares, $4,000. Total, Si,0l6,432.
8. The new bond or stock
holders to agree to take,
pro rata, all stock on default
aud pay subsequent subscription
thereon, receiving therefor the stock
and bouds appropriated for default
ing stock.
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RAILWAY RACKET.
nasis of the Reorganization of the
wabash,


NEw York, August ia dispatch
received from London AT the Office of
the Wabash Railway company in this
city, to-day, announces that at meet
ing of the Wabash bond-holders to-
day the following plan of reorgani2a-
ton was unanimously adopted with
some slight notifications:
/. Foreclosc and reorgauile under
both mortgages.
2. The new company TO issue de-
benture mortgage bonds entitled to 9
per cent. interest bu. dependent upon
the income and not cumulative, of
which S3,5OO,OOO shall be preferred
These bonds to have voting privileges
and the whole amount of these bonds
to be $30OO0,OO0.
$. Into these bonds convert several
mortgage bonds, 100000; collateral
trust bonds, S6,0O0OO0; collateral trust
bonds and debt preferred bonds,
SS,5OO,OOO; reserve for stock aud bonds
subscriptions, 100000; reserve for
the use of the new company, 100000
total, S30,OOO,0OO.
4. The preferred bonds issued fol
the endorsed debt TO be rcdeemable al
the option of the company after five
years, at any time within twenty
wears from the date of the mortgage
Issue new preferred and common
stock, share tor share, for old stock
and offer the same to old stotk-hold'
ers who will subscribe for new bonds
reserved for that purpose, at the rate
of SIS per share, preferred: and 70 pei
share, common. The holder of lOC
shares of preferred stock would re,
ceiye 100 shares of the new preferred
stock by subscribing for $500 of the
new bonds, and the holder of ont
hundred shares of common stocE
would receive one hundred shares OF
new common stock by subscribing
for $500 worth of the old bonds.
6, The holders ofnew bonds TO sub
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ce,.en Eel. weather n.nor,.

GALVESTON, August 12.-Follow-
ing, is the weather report of yester-
day, the first figures being the maxi
mum, and the second the minimum
temperature:
Galveston, sc, rs; rainfall .33; Hous-
ton, 81, "A; ilearne, IS, IS; Waco, 96,
So; Corsicana, 9S, 60; Dallas, lO2, 73;
San Antonio, 90, ~; rainfall .03; Cuero,
", "a; Palestine, 80, Al; Columbia, 81,
Is; Huntsville, 95, 40; rainfall .O2;
Longview, SO, ~; Austin, 9s, 40; Tyler,
50, II; Weatheriord, IS, 65; Bolton, IS.
66; Orange, 81, 40; rainfall 20. Luling,
81, 20; Weimar, 80, 20; Sour Lake. 50,
20; rainfall 20; beaumont, 81. 20; rain
fall. 20. Means, 80 9, 81 A rainfall. O6.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

JERSEY CRY, Nj, August ia
fire which broke ont early this morn
Ing in Michael Days barrel factory on
Warren street, spread to an adjoining
tenement house and then to the store
house belonging TO the Support
Furniture company of Williamsport,
Penn. All these buildings were de-
stroycd. The flames then spread TO
and consumed six thrcc-story double
tenements occupied by sevcnty-flve
families. The tenants were driven
INTO the streets in their night clothes
and many oi them narrowly escaped
with their lives. Total loss Is estiina.
ted nj SbO.OOO
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GERM Y.


ZANZIBAR, August l2.-Thc sultan
of Zanzibar was notified yesterday by
Admiral Paschen, commanding the
German fleet, that unless he complied.
in tweniy-four hours with Germany's
preliminary demands concerning pos.
sessions claimed in Zanzibar by Ger
man subjects, friendly negotiations
would be dropped. The sultan max
ing no reply TO this notice, Admiral
Paschcn moved his squadron up in
front of the sultan's palace and took
position there. 1t is thought this
demonstration will induce the sultan
TO accede to Germany's demand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

LONDON, August l3-Sir Charles
Dixie has engaged Charles Russell rs
leading counsel and Mr.. q. Earl rs
junior counsel. His solicitors have
demanded that the plaintiff be caused
to file the details of his case. The
plaintiffs case has been strengthened
by the evidence of the physic who
was called to Sir Charles Dilke's
house when Mrs. Craw ford seemed to
bc sinking under prolonged hystcria
arising from an alteration with the
French mistress of Sir Charles. The
council of the liberal association il
divided rs 10 whether To ask Sir
Charles Dixie to retire from public
life until after the trial of the divorce
case.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

NEW loRlS, August l3.-On account
OF washout on the New York Cen.
trail at Hoiiman's Ferry, there has
been no trains in from the west since
last evening. a notice is posted ON
bulletin board at the Grand Central
that no trains will arrive from points
west OF Albany before 10 o'clock to-
night. About five Hundred feet OF
track was washed away by the water.
spout. The Chicago fast train was
not started this morning, but all
other trains left as usual.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, August 10
Tho great strike which was inaug-
Grated here, live weeks ago to-mor-
row, is practically ended. The action
of the employees yesterday in offering
to accept the same conditions the mill
owners were willing TO accept at first,
viz: Ten hours and II propor!iouatc
reduction of wages, shows that thcy
are tired of idleness aud are willing
to throw up the sponge after losing
All average of lifty dollars To each man
employed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

WAsHINGToN, August l3.-The at
torney general has decided that pen
sion agents are not entitled to fee
for paying pensions. The attorney
general rules that the laws passed
last winter fixing the compensation of
pension agents repeats the previous
law which allows them u fee of fifty
cents in each case.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

MONTREAL, August l3.-rhe local
Board of Health declares that small
pox is now epidemic here. The city
hospital contains thirty-six patients
and Is crowded The now wing of
the building which will hold fi1y
more will be used for such patients.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

MADRID, August l3.-There is great
excitement in Seville over tho govern
mcnt proposal TO abolish the power
OF local authorities during the prova-
lence of cholera, because of the inciii-
cheney of sanitation, and to itself MS
sumo direction of the city's local
affairs. The populace are hostile to
doctors. adverse 10 any interference
in family affairs, and strongly sup.
port the local authorities. Great
crowds assembled in all public places
last evening To discuss the question.
aud the civil guard was called upon to
dispense them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

THE CHOLERA.
Ignorance; fiIth ana Neglect spread.
ing Death In spain.


ing Death In spain.
MADRID, August l3.--The Gazette.
today, says that in the past twenty
four hours 6,464 new cases of cholera
and 2, 100 deaths have been reported
from $40 towns in thirty six pro vinces
in Spain. This is the highest number
OF victims yet reported in any one
day.
The press calls upon the govern
mcnt and higher classes to co mbinc
their efforts to alleviate the national
calamity. The king and queen have
sent large donations to Saragossa and
Grenada. The epidemic is exciting
all fashionable seaside resorts, AS at
each place visited panic cnsucs and
the place is deserted in forty-cight
hours.
To-day six cases were reported in
one house IN Madrid. Senior Silvela,
brot her OF Minister Silvela, was seized
but has recovered.
There were i,ii3 new cases of chol-
era reported throughout Spain yes.
tcrday. and 1913 deaths.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

ROME, Augugt lS.-Archbish )p
Walsh, while convcrsing with the
pope and Cardinals Jacobinc and
Samoni, promised to observe the
vatIran's instructions TO the Irish
bishops in regard to their dcmcanor
in the present political crisis. 1t is
almost certain Archbishop Walsh
will preside at the reunion of Irish
bishops, in view of which he has been
especially instructed. The vatican is
arranging rules for Prussian bishops
conduct toward the government,
based on the proposals of the Tulla
conference of bishops.
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H. HABER.

progress Mt the time. At about .
O'Clock the department aided by u
heavy rain had the ire completely
under control The loss will aggre-
gate $4,000; u well filed kiln with a
capacity OF 100000 feet, stables, aud
large storehouses containing 1900
doors being burned to the ground.
The mills with exception of the en-
zine room are completely Quilted.
Total insurance $4,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

LONDON, August l3.-Mr. Francis,
the gentlemen who yesterday logged
Mr.. Pearce of the Glasgow ship
building firm of John Elder Il Bros
for the alleged betrayal of the for
mers daughter, to-day instituted a
criminal action against Mr.. Pearce.
Yesterday the latter explained the
difficulty TO reporter of the Pail
Mall Gazette saying that the charge
of seducing was false and that the
whole thing was but case of black
mail of peculiarly bad kind, aud for
this statement, Mr.. Francis brings his
action. He said he thought that Mr..
learee had done him wrong sutfi
GENTLY cruel in betrsying his daugh.
ter under the guisc of friendship,
without adding the insult of descri6.
ing the family ms blackmailers. Mr..
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MARLIN MATTERS.
Local option Election Ordercd.-Fine
Cottou-Rain.

-'N'', 'P''V" 'tf'tiob OFutftu---ftu me
Cottou-Rain.
Special TO the Examiner.
MARLIN, Tex, August 13.-The
commissioners court OF this county
has ordered count, election on the
prohibition question for the 18th of
September. The country precincts
are all in favor of prohibition, with
the Marlin precinct anti-prohibition
This would indicate that the liquor
men will have hard road to travel.
The contest, however, will be hot and
spirited, and that spirit of intolerance
engendered by great social or moral
reforms, will also he engendered here.
The question however should be
calmly decided by each individual
voter without the fuss and racket at
tendant upon political elections.
A good cotton rain fell here this
evening that will benefit the crop
greatly. The indications are that the
rain is general over the county, with II
good prospect for more.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August l3:-French news
papers comment on the great number
of German spies discovered recently
in various parts of France. II is rc-
ported that the government has de-
cldod to order the expulsion from
French territory of all Germans who
call be proven to be spies or who can
reasonably be suspected of being such.
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PARIS, August l3.-The Chamber
ofCommcrce has sent memorial TO
the government protesting against
the pretensions of Germany In assum.
ing possession of Port Sequora and
Little Popa Oh the west coast of AT.
RIGA, and urging the government TO
maintain the rights of France along
that part of the African coast.
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WAsHINGToN, August l3.-The
postmaster-general has appointed
William Dun Hayne of Bloomington,
Ills, chief clerk to First Assistant
Postmaster-G"neral Stevenson, in
place of James IL. Mari, transferred TO
another position, Mr.. llayne is Il
lawyer and an intimate friend of Mr.,
Stephenson.
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LONDON, August l3.--Thc Duke OF
Richmond has been appointed sccre-
tary of state for Scotland with u seat
in the cabinet.
II is rumored in financial circles
that new atlantic cable is projected.
Parliament, it is definitely announc-
cd, will be prorogucd tomorrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

CLEVELAND, o., August IS About
1850 this morning a ire broke out in
the planning mill of Sturtevants Lum-
Der company, on the fats, and spread
rapidly. Dry houses and many lum-
Der piles are in flames. IL is suppOs-
ed the planning mill was struck by
a thunder storm being in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14
Opportunity Bargains ONE Should MISS 1T.

Pcarce is rich conservative and had
been selected by the tories to stand
rs their candidate for Glasgow in the
coming election. Mr. Francis IL a
gentleman OF respectable social stand.
ing and is member of the govern.
ment civil service, being an inspector
of customs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

CoNsrANTlNoPLE, August l3.--
United States Minister 5. 5. Cox, has
convened a meeting of American resi-.
dents of Constantinoplc for next Sat
urday to express coincidence with
Mrs. Grant over the death of her
husband.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

New York, August IAN
evening paper states that Thomas j.
Armstrong has confessed to having
murdered his step-father. Albert Il.
llerrick, in Brooklyn last Monday
night.
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HAMBURG, August ia private
telegram from Zanzibar states that the
dispute between the sultan and Ger
many has been adjusted, and that the
sultan admits Germany's supremacy
IN the disputed territory, aud prom
ises to withdraw the Zanzibar troops.
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White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the printed
soc
white
In this market. We selling tho III u
We have big of India in
until S o left. - r
like hot cakes all this a
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LONDON. August IS Lord Sails
bury will start Saturday for fort.
nights holiday at Dieppe He de-
mics the reports that ho will meet
Prince Bismarck. On his return he
will open the electoral battle with
speeches in the provinces.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

PARIS, August l3.-Reports from
Marseillcs state that the cholera there
has received fresh impetus, owing to
the extreme heat. The number of
now eases has steadily increased and
thr disease is unusually fatal, in con-
sequence of the heat.
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LONDON, August l2.--'rhc first
meeting of the royal commission ap-
pointed TO inquire into the cause ii
depression in British trade WAS held
to-day. Lord lddlesleigh reported.
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AFarmer Assassinated.

toRT SMITH, Ark, August 12.-Ma.
lachie Perring, farmer and promi-
nent citizen Ofthe Indian Territory
was assassinated near ScullyvIlle,
Choctaw nation, Monday evening
about dark. He was riding along the
road and was shot by some unknown
party from the brush.
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CHICAGO, August lS.-yice-Presi-
dent Hendricks arrived here from
New York this morning and will
leave this afternoon for Wapkesha,
Wisconsin.
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WAsHINGToN, August l3.--Post-
masier-General Villas left here this
morning for the west to take vaca-
ton OF three or four weeks. lie goes
first 10 Chicago and thence, possibly,
home.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

LONDON, August l3-Mr. Pcarcc,
of the firm of Elders, ship builders,
is the hero of the gazette assault
story. The man who thrashed Pcarce
is named Francis.
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have line OF these in all width
yard in this line showing the biggest offered
market
We offering Torohon insertions per
yard by which judge how cleapgoods getting.
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Embroideries
Embroideries !!

Hamburg Edgings nice qualities
Hamburg E1giug good width
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Edging all have
cheaper line of Embrodr but the line above
at and
than the price selling them
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MASSINC TROOPS.
That is What England is SIyIy
Doing at Herat, Over
in Afghan.
Emperors nre Meeting, Nihilists
Plotting, Diplomats scheme
ing-TrOubie Brewing.
France In Infested win German
spies whom She win give
the Grand bounce.
About the National Capital all
Is Quiet and the Zig Ones
60 Fishing.


LONDON, August l3.-Reports are
being received here of a great mass
ing OF troops at llcrat.
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a Printers Error.

Sweet are the uses of adversely, the
printers copy said, hut he set 1t up,
sweet are the uses of advertising.
sweet, indeed, to those who in
sickness and suffering have seen the
advertisement of some sovereign rent
edy, which upon trial has brought
them from deaths door. "The best
thing ever saw in my paper was tie
advertisement of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is again and
again the testimony of those who
have been healed by il of lung dis
ease, bronchial affections, tumors,
ulcers, liver complaints and the ills to
which flesh is heir.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

Opera Puff is the best smoking TO-
bacco in the state
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waco Live stock Fair ana Races,
beginning November 10th aud con-
tinuing to 18th inclusive. There will
be an exhibit of improved stock
horses, cattle, mules, sheep. hogs and
poultry-at the Waco Driving Park
with premiums amounting TO $500,
As the stock show will surely inure TO
the benefit of the county, any person,
OF whatsoever county, wishing To ex.
hibit an animal, will please address,
for catalogue aud premium list,
SANFORD JouNsoN,
General Manager,