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right Between the Rival EIahdis.

DoNcoLA. April 22d.-It is reported here
that the rival Mahdis have met in battle,
and that the original Mahdi was defeated,
losing two Governors. FL 0bcid, it is also
reported has been plundered and burned.
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Canada's War News

Fish Creek, N. W. r., May IA re-
connoitering party of seventy mon
from Boulton's cavalry went forward
to Dumont's crossing yesterday and
returned at $3.50 this evening. They
proceeded a mile past Dumont and TO
within three miles of Batoche. About
a mile this side of Dumont they
started up half-dozen rebels, evil
IDENTITY outposts, who were in a house
but who galloped away without fir
ing a shot. All the half-breed's houses
were found deserted and the valua-
bles removed. The weather is hot
Dumont's scouts have been found
The steamer from Swift Current ar
rived this morning and brought IN
men OF the Midland battalion, Cat
ling gun and large quantities of am
munition and provisions.
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Chicago, May 1.-THE city coun-
ellis canvass of the ballots cast at the
late municipal election resulted this
afteruouu in nop gum IN enc
and fourteenth wards of
two votes for Smith. Since the
difficulties encountered in counting
the votes cast in the third ward, the
canvass has gone forward without
incident. AT the present stage a
majority OF 45O votes is claimed for
Harrison when the canvass shall have
been completed.
The socialists had a meeting last
night to express sympathy with the
quarry strikers at Lamont. August
Spies states that three years ago
there was similar strike, and the
men were then getting from So TO ST.
a day The bosses then won the fight
and the wages were reduced. Tn,
Irish and German workmen were
frozen out and supplanted by paupeI
Polish and Bohemian labor. Tn,
present strike is the aprising of this
pauper labor self which it was cas-,
TO predict would happen.
Governor Oglesby, Sheriff Han
chett, the militia, and everybody els,
who took part in quelling the rio
were abused.
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Springfield, H., May THE sena-
torial aspect has been materially
changed by the events Of the past
forty-eight hours, and Logan's chances
appear very much better, although il
is not positively known yet what
Sittig will do. That gentleman left
for home as soon as II became fully
apparent that Weaver had been
elected to-day.
The general impression here is that
he viii fall into line when the time
comes although he feels sore over the
abuse he received when he announced
his pair with the deceased member,
Shaw.
Logan is now confident of ultimate
success.
The democrats admit that they were
out-generaled in this matter, and
blame themselves for being SO lax, a
none of the representatives from tina
district even took the trouble to visi
1t during the election, SO confiden
were they that no opposition wonl'
be offered.
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nof had ordered the Turkomans un-
der bis command to make any attack.
The report that Alikhanoff had issued
such an order vas made TO England
by Capt. Yatc and his party, who be-
longed to Sir Peter Lumsden's boun-
Diary commission, and who were In
Penjdch during the battle, but IL had
been ascertained since that neither
Capt. Yate or any of his party we're
aware of any other foundation for that
report than than that of rumor.
Continuing, Mr.. Gladstone said /:
Lord Dufferin had arranged with
Abdurrahmann Khan, the ameer
of Afghahistan, the basis upon
which tho British government
had so far proceeded In the frontier
affair and II further communications
with the smcor upon the subject
should become necessary they would
be made.
Being asked If Lord Duflerin, as
yiccroy Of India approved of the gov
ernmenps course toward Russia In the
Afghan dispute, Gladstone refused
to say whether he did or did not.
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tend, but / accept the honor though
without any hope Of performing the
duties of the office. Wishing all
members many happy returns. | re-.
main, u. 5. GRANT.
Mai. Latrobe welcomed the veter-
ans in behalf of the veterans of the
city and Vice. President Hunt return
ed thanks in the name of the society.
lie said; ave had fair-and-square
fight and now we want n fair-and-
square peace. | am hero to repre-
sent Gen. Grant. have said enough
and will try to represent him by
being silent.r
Maj. Jowett c.. Sprague read an
original poem.
Gen. Calvin q. T'ratt, of New York
state, delivered an Grafton.
Short addresses were made by Gov.
Lloyd, Of Maryland; Gen. IL. ii. Slo-
cum, Gen. Hartrarit, Gen. Horace
Porter and e. A. Brannon.
The eX-confederate soldiers in the
audience were strikingly demonstra-
five
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The napt,s, convention.

Augusta, Ga, May THE Baptist
was called to order to-day
by ice-President. Reuben Jones of
Virginia.
The reports of the vice-presidents
were received, and the reports on for
eign missions were referred to a select
committee.
Aresolutionto consolidate the home
and foreig mission boards was in
PRODUCED, but WAS ruled out OF order.
II will be introduced again.
An address on ministerial educa'
ton was delivered by DR.. Mantor o
Kentucky.
The convention was address
ed by two delegates from
Mexico, Messrs. PariiO Roderique
and j. Martinez, who spoke in tn
Mexican tongue, with an interpreter
The religious exercises were con
Quoted by Vice-President Reddin
Andrews, of Texas.
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Fort Smith, Ark, May, mitchell
Anderson, n Choctaw Indian IL years
old was yesterday executed, accor-
ding tosthe custom of that nation, for
the murder OF another Choctaw boy
named Winchester last summer. An
derson was convicted in the court of
the Wosholatubbee district and was
sentenced in February he shot Winch
ester while the after was passing along
q lonely road, then terribly mutila.
led the body and secured $15, The
condemned youth was seated on
blanket in an open place with piece
of white paper pinned over his heart
the executioner knelt before him and
with one shot killed him. Anderson,
denied the killing until within the
last few days when the decision
reached by the supreme judge con
WINGED hun there was no hope, when
he acknowledged and said his father
was the instigator.
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Springfield, ILL.,, May IA dispatch
received here from Cass county states
that outside of Schuyler county the
republicans in the thirty-fourth sena-
torial district, were fifty or sixty vote
ahead, but up to the present hour
lO:55 a. H., nothing has been heard
from tho former county. Republicans
in the house this morning were very
confident that Weaver, republican,
had been elected. The indications
are now, without full returns being
in, are that the republican candidate
is elected.
If the republicans have carried thu
district il would give them l03 votes
on ioiut ballot and If Sittig and the
anti-Logan republicans should con
sent to abide by caucus DEGREES u
would insure the election OF repuD
lican TO the U. S. senate.
Noon:-The democrats now COZ
cede the election by from 1850 to 20
majority. 1t is understood that re
turns from all precincts except 1--WE
are in but have not yet been receiye
here. So far the returns give We
yer 40 majority.
Senator johnson, democrat, sci
. telegram to the junketing eomul
I tee at New Orleans conceding u
election TO the republicans.
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Washington, May Thames Black
burn, brother of Senator Black burn,
of Kentucky, has been appointed col
lector of internal revenue for the
Ashland, Kentucky, district Among
the postmasters appointed to-day are:
j. Parkin Veasy, at Baltimore, and II.
u. Harris; at San Angelo, Texas.
Nelson Acors has been appointed
ooiiovtvr uf iutcruui revenue Tor the
district of Kansas, vice John q. Car
penter, suspended, and Eugene T..
Sykes has been appointed collector
for the district of Mississippi, vice
Jam es Hill, suspended.
S. +. Chamberlain, one of the specia
agents of the treasury department
recently removed by Secretary Man
ming, has been sSpointed special in
spector of customs, aud is temporarily
ON duty at Baltimore.
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Lamont, ILL.,, May Although the
strikers are still in n sullen mood no
outbreaks are anticipated
The militia viii not leave, however
until all danger is over.
A citizens meeting last night de-
manded the immediate withdrawal
of the troops, but their demand will
not be complied with.
Sheriff IIanchett is here to-day in
quiring into the condition of affairs.
The strikers in small squads are re-
turning to work and IL is expected in
a few days there will be full force
employed.
No further evidence in. regard 20
the killing of the strikers b, the
militia will be heard until tomorrow
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cnleago,. Ssw po.,ma..er.

Washington, Nay Is. Corning
Judd, who has been appointed post
master, is an old citizen of Chicago,
and prominent aaember of the Epis-
copal church. is about so years of
age, lawyer, and was an applicant
Tor the office of solicitor-general of
the United States. lie has always
been identified with the democratic
party. and is at present a member of
the democratic national committee
from the state of Illinois. He has
been member OF the legislature OF
his state, and was member of the
last state constitutional convention.
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Pittsburg, Pa, May 1.-THE body Of
a man shipped from Chicago to this
city in trunk last week was ex-
humed to-day and positively identi-
fed by Francisco Caruso as the re-
mains of his brother Fillippo. Fran
cisco Is OF the opinion that Philippe
was murdered by n countrymar
named Augusta Gilardc who wa
preparing to go TO Italy, Gilard
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knew that Fillippo had money and
Fl equcntly importuncd him for
sufficient to pay his passage
over. The murdered man was last
seen In company with Gilardo and
Russo. Francisco thinks he was
chloroformcd aud then strangled by
hand.
Detective Bonfcld, of Chicago.
left for New York this afternoon to
head oil Gilardo, and Caruso went
back to Chicago TO secure the arrest
of accomplices there.
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had Prospects. for National whea,

Columbus, o., May z. Secretary
Chamberlain, of the state board of
agriculture furnishes the following;
The condition of crops, etc, May LIST.
in Ohio, is as follows: Wheat, acre
age, 81 per cent; condition, SO; prob
able number OF bushels harvested with
good weather will be 22,S7i $50, as
compared with five years average
of Al, 005,249.
From official and other kilograms
aud letters, estimates of the probable
wheat crop in twenty other states are
made and tabulated, aud in this COLI
nection he says: The estimated short
age is l50,2l1,0l9 bushels. Assuming
that the states not heard from will
yield full average crop, we have a
probable shortage OF over 100000
bushels of wheat as compared with
the five years averages of 420,355,69s
: bushels, or of over 100000, 600 bushels
as compared with last years full crop
OF over 5OO,O00,000 bushels.
|, It seems now probable that Thu
J years crop viii be the most disastrous
A failure for ten years.
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Chicago, May IA J nesville,
Wisconsin, special states that q pow
crful wind-siorm from the northeast,
set in last night aud the thermometer
fell to 2s degrees above zero making
ice quarter OF al inch thick and to-
baco beds suffered severely. The
thermometer stood $50 above zero
during the day. which is the coolest
ever known here in May.
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Panama, May 7.-Yesterday eve
ming Gen. Portusal, a Hayticn, who
was engaged with Preston in the
burning of Colon, and negro named
Grant, alias Cacobolo, were tried by
court martial, found guilty and
hanged.
Yesterday eighty rifles, sixty bayo-
nets and nine thousand cartridges
were found under the floor of a
house. Many arrests are being
made.
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London, May 7,-Bosph Smith, the
informer who testified against the
men who were hanged for tho assas-
sination of Kord Friedrich Cayendish
and under Secretary Burke in Phoe-
nix park Dublin, and who had ever
since the execution been an exile from
ireland, and supposed TO be living in
cognito, somewhere in India, has just
died In London. He had for long
time been hopeless druukard, and
his death was caused by intcmper-
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Galveston, May 1.-The case OF
johnson Foster charged with assault
with intent to murder j. A. Croch-
eron came up for hearing to-day. Ex-
animation was waived and Foster was
placed under $500 bond to appear
before the criminal court and under
a bond of $3.50 to keep the peace TO.
ward the complain ant.
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Chicago, May 7.-At a meeting of
the Pacific Coast association the APP
plication of the Sunset route for adj
mission TO the pool was favorably
acted upon. The agreement provides
that the agent of the different lines
shall form themselves into commit
tee, agreeing upon rates from time to
time, all differences to be settled by
arbitration. George Nj. BOgue o
Chicago and ID. S. Gray of Columbus
were appointed TO agree upon tn
percentages from May LIST. 1t Is ex
pected this will result In the restora
| ton of the Pacific Coast rates.
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This prime old favorite among the
Waco drug stores is in full blast at
the old drug corner of Fourth aud
Austin. In addition to their large
stock of fresh and reliable drugs, they
have the finest soda in town. A case
of fine pocket cutlery is also exhibit
ed and the editor of the ENAMlNER
speaks with feeling when he says the
knives are "oncommonly" fine. Long
may the house wave.
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Mt. Carmel, Pa, May THE
miners in The large collicry at Green
Ridge, operated by the Union COM
pany, which recently resumed work
after fourteen weeks suspension, are
ON strike against a reduction In
wages.
At the present rate the miners are
compelled to work for 81 per day
Six hundred hands are idle and both
operators aud miners are firm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08

Washington, May THE Austrian
minister said to an associated press
reporter to-day that he had received
no communication from the home
government concerning Minister
kiely.
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London, May 7.-Barron Fitzgerald,
the Globe understands, will be APP
pointed lord chancellor of Ireland,
though the opinion has prevailed
that this appointment would fall to
John Naish, the present Irish attor-
ney-general, Barron Fitzgerald is q
liberal and has been solicitor general
and attorney general for Ireland, and
a justice of the queens bench. lie
is 40 years OF age, and was appointed
lord of appeal in ordinary in 1888
with a Deerage for life.
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81. Paul, May T. Considerable
snow fell in this section yesterday.
asst night the Thermometer fell way
below freezing, and reports have been
received of water-pipes freezing.
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c,,cap. rrunI mystery solved.

New York, May Police lnspec-
tor Byrnes on Tuesday received a dis
patch from Chief Doyle of Chicago,
saving that that the Italian lgnostiro
.Iurado, who Is charged with the muir
der of the man whose body was found
In A trunk at Pittsburg, had come to
New York. A description OF Jurado
was given, and Detective Sergeants
Perrazo and Tessaro found him hiding
AT AS Wooster street the same night
The prisoner was taken to police
Headquarters, where gave his age
as "a and said he was
4 poddler. Chief Doyle was again
communicated with and Detective
Donfield, accompanied by the bag
pagemaster, who checked the trnnE
nj Chicago for Pittsburg, started a
once for New York where they ar
rived this afternoon. The baggage
, master uni esitatingly pointed Jurad.
out as the man who brought the trunl
TO the station. The prisoner refuse
10 make any statement, but was WI
Q ing to return 10 Chicago with Detec
/ i've Bonficld and they will start fr
a day morning.
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lebanon, Pa, May There Is a
large break in the Standard Oil COM
pany's pipe line near Shaefierstown,
and hundreds Of barrels have escaped
into Hammer creek. A condagraiiou
Is feared.
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can kill tiger-If the tiger happens
TO be found when only little cub.
So consumption, that deadliest and
most feared OF diseases in this coun-
Try, can assuredly be conquered and
destroyed If DIR. Piere's "Goldcn
Medical Discovery be employed
early.
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Washington, May 7.-Ex-Senator
Blanche X. Bruce, register of the
treasury, has rendered his resignation,
and it is reported that the resignation
was requested.
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Suakim, Map, 7--Gen. Wolsely re-
viewed the troops to-day and praised
the Australian artillery and the Sikhs
(Indian) regiment. He slso promised
10 present sword to a native tor
gallant conduct.
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London, May IA committe of
the house oflords having the matter in
charge has passed the Manchester
ship canal bill.