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Nev York ....O 20 24 2-l2
Chicago .....- o o o o o 90
Race hits. New York ~. Chicago 3. Frrors
New York o. Chicago Z. Pitchers. Welsh and
Clarksou. Umpire. Bond.
PHILADELPHIA.
Buffalo ..-.-..-...o o O. ,
Philadelphia ........ o o o o ! q o O. 2
Base hiis Buffalo <. Philadelphia s. Errors
Buffalo 5. Pm asielphis :. Pitchers. Conway and
Daily. Umpire turrey.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

l. the suitable Iruns Packer Sstc..i o. lsas. In
this line cur stock comprises ever Vrrieis II
style and size from two Z ths largest manufac
ioriee IN the couDtrs and sre selling - mann
facturers rica. vhich rnesus / - TIKI Low.
EsT PRlCE At
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WASHINGTON.
The President Lays Down a
New Civil Service
Rule.
Boomers qua Squattess Mnst
Leave the lndian Territory
without Delay.
Gone to Find Out what Causes
Cholera and How 10 Pre-
vent this sCoursc.
The leland CITY Maintains Her
Reputation For Grimes
and Lawiessness.
WASHINGTON NEWS.



WASHINGTON, October 1.-The
president has Issued the following
speciai rule for tho regulation and
Improvement of the civil-seivice:
Special rule, No. 2, approved July
10, 1884, is hereby revoked. All APP
plicants, on any registers, for postal
or customs service, who ON the first
day of November next shall have
been thereon one year or more, shall,
in conformity with rule No. 16, be no
longer eligible for appointment from
such register.
The special rule, which is now re-
vokcd, provided that the names of
those persons on the registers of the
commission eligible for appointment
prior to July is, 1884, should not be
taken off at the end of a year from the
date of being entered thereon, but
should remain on the registers as
eligible for appointment for two
years from date, without further ex-
animation or notice.
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New YORK, October 2.-Alexander
Greene, as counsel for Giovanni p.
MorisiDi, to-day obtained from Judge
Donohue, in the supreme court, an
attachment against the property of
William Heath Il Co. Mr.. Morisini
says In the affidavit, upon which the
attachment was grantee, that for sew
eral years past he has had S480,C co in
cash on deposit with Heath & Co,
subject to his draft aud that the only
debit that could properly be
made against that amount was for
1850 shares of the capital stock OF
the Manhattan Railway company of
the value of $4,000 aud twenty five
second mortgage bonds of the Metro
politan Elevated Railway company,
of the value of $23,000, which he had
ordered the firm to purchase for him
making an aggregate OF $215,000. He
claims the firm is in debt to him
$26000 in cash, and that II also holds
these stocks and bonds for him
He declares he called at the office OF
Heath a. Co, yesterday, for his money
a d securities and received in reply
that the company could not deliver
them, rs the securities had been ny,
pothecated or sold, and the none,
had been otherwise disposed of He
AYERS that he never authorized
Heath L. Co., to make us,
of his money and securities, ant
charges that they have assigned
and disposed of their property will
intent to dcfraud him aud their cred
itors generally. Charles Quincy, on
of the members of the firm. Mr.. Mori
SIM states, has been in Europe TO
several months past. He believes h
is not a resident of this state but O
some country in Europe unknown
and has also attached whatever prop
eriy he may have In this state.
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ENGLISH NEWS.


LONDON, October q Mr.. Cl q nbcr-
lain addressed a liberal meeting at
Bradford last evening. In the course
ofhis speech he dwelt, at considers
BILE length, on the attitude of the
house oflords In obstruciing lcgisla-
ton aud refusing to give their assent
to measures passed in the house of
commons. Upon the general princi-
pies of the necessity of doing away
with this obstruction, Chamberlain
declared, the liberals of all shades of
opinion were united; when, however,
1t was proposed to name definite
time for eifecting this reform, or
when the question of the expodiency
of permitting the popular chamber
of parliament 10 take the peers in
hand was mdoted, then the liberals
were at once split up in numerous
and conflicting camps. Some were
in favor of the most radical meas
ures; others were content 10 await foI
the slow progress of events TO furnish
q solution to the problem. Further
resistance on the part of the lords Il
the will of the people. as expressed b!
the house of commons, could not b
tolerated. Such q course, Chamber
lain believed, would result In tn
speaker of the house of commons be
ling made virtual dictator, clothe
with powers ample enough to enabl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

ST. LOUIS, October 2.-The discon.
tent which existed among the street
car conductors and drivers in this
city for some days past, aud which
has threatened to eliminate in n
strike during fair week still contin-
uts, but the prospect now is that the
IN N will use all persuasive means to
effect their ends before resorting to
n strike. They have formulated a
bill of grievances demanding
shorter hours aud uniform pay,
which has been placed IN the hands of
an executive board of the Knights of
Labor, and tho latter will present 1t
TO the officers OF the street car com
panies us soon as possible and at
tempt to settle the difficulty by arbi-
tration; nearly, II not quite all, the
street car men In the city have Joined
the Knights of Labor, and the latter
will have control of their affairs.
Should arbitration fail, a strike will
most likely be ordered, but II is now
probable such action will not be taken
until after the fair closes.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, October D.
Great activity prevailed to-day in all
the various bureaus of the war office.
Troops are rapidly arriving here aud
are being as quickly despatched to
Tripoli, Salonica aud Dedigoleh. Mar
shall Fouad Pasha has started for
Adrianaple.
The first formal meeting of the am
bassadors to consider the Roumeliaii
question will be held on Monday
next, when Said Pasha, the new miu-
lister of foreign affairs arrives from
Berlin, where he has been until the
recent change of ministry, Turkish
ambassador.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, Quebec, October O.
Owing to the excellent precautions
taken by the mayor, the city last night
was quiet and the streets almost de-
serted. There were three companies
of the garrison artillery under
arms at the exhibition building,
with troop of cavalry doing patrol
duty outside; there were also 100 con-
stables ON hand Mt the Central po-
lice station. The chairman of the
board Of health stated last night that
the mayor had been arrested
at the instance of Boubien for
taking forcible possession of the
exhibition grounds for smallpox
hospital.
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GALVESTON sLEANINes.
Young lady and Her Parasoi.

Island City Wickedness---A Plueky
Young lady and Her Parasoi.
GALVESTON, October at has just
leaked out that diabolical attempt
was made last Tuesday morning by
an unknown white man and a negro
to fire the residence of Mr.. Isaac
Bernheim, corner of Avenue i and
Twentieth street. Fortunately, how
ever, a servant girl was aroused by
noises In the yard, and looking out
saw q white man at the window at
the side of the kitchen building. The
negro had lighted match, which
the wind extinguished, when the
white man cursed him for careless
ness, and with an oath commanded
him "to light another. The fright
ened girl, realizing the situation,
screamed for Mr.. Bernheim, but be-
fore he reached the scene the incen-
diaries had jumped the fence and dis
appeared. The police were instantly
summoned and investigation re
vealed the fact tina coal oil hat
been freely used and the fire ha,
taken effect to the extent of burnin
hole in the side of the building. N
cause for this act can be assigned
, Nr. Bernheim is of he firm of Jacob
: Bernheim Il Co., and 1t is not know
that he has an enemy in the city VIII
/. would be guilty of sucha want o an
malice Gus act. The matter Is under
9 going rigid investigation by the pr
Q lice authorities.
Footpads are becoming quite Dol
In their operations. Yesterday eyer
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q. NJ. ID.

Walking down Broadway is very
pleasant when you {, el well, aud T.
k never felt better than when his
friend asked him how he got over
that severe cough of his 80 speedily.
"Ah, my boy" said 7 "G. NJ. ID.
did itp' Aud his friend wonders
what G. NJ. ID. means. He knew 1t
did not mean Good Many Doctors,
Tor T K-h had tried a dozen In
vain. ~ have it, said he, just hitting
the nail on the head, "you mean DIR.
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery,
or Gold Medal Deserved as my friend
j. S. always dubs It," Sold by
druggists.
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We City ranging from
THE TURF.
Ph"I'as beaten BY Harry wilkes.


CLEVELAND, October 2.-Harry
Wilkes defeated Phallas three
straight heats on the Glenville track
20 day, winning the $4,000 purse and
90 per cent of The gate receipts. The
result was a genuine surprise TO
every one, and local sporting men
dropped a goodly amount of cash on
the result. The day was cold aud
stormy and hundreds of people who
had intended to see the race gave up
the notion and stayed at home. AT
ter four scores, In two of which Phal-
las broke before reaching the wire,
the horses went away for their first
trail. Pools were selling: Harry
Wilkes, $50; Phallas, $40 When
the horses went away they were
neck-aiid-neck, Wilkes having the
pole; before the first furlong
had been trotted, Bitbers tried to
pass Wilkes; the Increased pace was,
however, too fast for Phallas and he
went up into the air; he caught his
feet quickly but had lost a length and
a half; Wilkes was not disturbed by
tina affair andwa trotiing easily,
reaching the quarter pole in thirty
six seconds; Phellas drew up tribe
and came within q length of Wilke s
aud then fell back again; Wilkes
stepped little faster, however, and
the next quarter was made
in thirty-four seconds; down the
farther side of the track Phallas trot-
Ted well, but the third quarter was
only trotted in thirty-fve seconds I;
here, for the first time. Phallas seem
ed TO recover himself, he rushed upon
Wilkes aud threatened to overhaul
him; when the two turned their faces
homeward they were going like the
wind; Phallas trotted superbly but
Wilkes lead at the three-quarter pole
was too great: the last quarter was
trotted In thirty Two aud one-half
seconds and was as pretty an exhibi-
ton OF speed as has been seen on the
track for many day. Wilkes won
by an open length. The two other
heats were also won by Wilkes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the
re ,ch of suffering humanity. truly is
Electric Bitiers. Inactivity of the
liver, biliousnees, jaundicc, constipa-
tion, weak kidneys, or disease of the
urinary organs, or who ever requires
All appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant,
will always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every
bottle guaranteed TO give entire salts
faction or money refunded. Sold AT
fifty cents bottle by Castles Il Nor
RI on.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight In the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose no has some
affection Of the kidneys or neighbour
ing. organs. At times, symptoms or
indigestion are present, fiatulency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture like perspiration, producing
a very disagreeable itching, after get
ting warm, Is common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at onceto the application Of DIR. Boz
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d.
rectly upon the parts effected, absorb
inR the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and efiecting permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address the
Or. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Co.
Sold by WA. Williamson & Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Everybody knows the virtues Of
Wild Cherry aud Tar as relief and
cure for any cflectations of the throat
and lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are a few simple healing
remedies In the composition of DR..
Bosanko's Cough aud Lung syrup,
making IL just the article you should
always have In the house for coughs,
colds, Group and bronchitis. Price,
Doc. aud 800. Sample free. Sold by
w. A. Williamson a. Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

COLUMBUS, October 2. = Cores
pondence between the republican and
democratic state committees tonight,
resulted in the acceptance by Judge
Foraker of Govern Hoadly's chal-
lenge TO joint debate. Two meet
Jugs will be held, the first at Toledo,
October 8, and the second at Cincin-
natl, October 10. The discussion Ii
limited to three hours, of which the
opening speaker occupies one hour,
his opponent being allowed one and
half hours to reply, and the first
speaker thirty minutes in which to
close,
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him to deal effectively with slrcascs of
ahst RI cf Inn


DUBLIN, October 2. Lord RAN
dolph Churchill Ia at Dublin
Castle to-day for the purpose
of inquiring into the condition OF
Ireland, ana the wants Of it's people.
lie will lay the results of his inyesti-
cations before the cabinet and will
II Is expected, propose some meas
ures OF relief more In accordance
with the wishes of people than have
heret oforc been adopted.
Lord Randolph Churchill spent
several hours with the earl OF Carna-
Won, the lord-lieutenant of Ireland,
who, at the cabinets request, has or
dered an immediate return to be
made Of the number of evictions aud
cases OF boycotting which have taken
place before and since the rece mt
change of ministry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

WASHINGTON, October 2.-The
postmaster-g general to-day appointed
fourth-class postmasters In the follow
ing states and territories: Four In
Pennsylvania, nine in West Virginia,
eighteen In Ohio, three In Kentucky,
twelve in Indiana, one each In Iowa,
Missouri, Montana and Nebraska
two In Louisiana, two In Kansas. and
four In Texas rs follows: At Flem-
ing, w. N. Bingham; Nelia, 4. NJ.
stevens Mount Calm, ID. M. Black
burn; Ingcrsoll, \. A. Atwood.
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WASHINGTON, October 2.-William
A. West, of Oxford, Miss, to-day ac-
cepted the position of chief postoiilce
inspector, and at once entered upon
the discharge of his duties.
Captain Fred NJ. Crandall, Of the
Twenty fourth infantry, has been di-
rected by the war department to
carry out the instructions of the sec
rotary of the interior, concerning the
removal of unauthorized persons on
the Cherokee lands, in the Indian
territory, west of the Arkansas river.
The order refers particularly to the
removal of boomers and squatters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

WASHINGTON, October 2.-The act
ing third assistant postmaster-gen-
eral has called upon postmasters for
report of the first weeks special de-
livery business. The officers of the de-
partmcnt are not discouraged by the
comparatively small business done
yesterday at the principal postoiilces.
They feel the public has not yet had
an opportunity to acquaint itself with
the advantages resulting from the
use of the new plan and believe IL
viii steadily grow in popular favor,
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SOUTH AMERICA.


SANTIAGO, CHrLA. October 2.-The
government has ordered the with
drawal from currency of $l50,000 in
paper.
The engineers report to the gov
eminent on the proposed railway
from Palmilla TO the coast at Catcha-
qua estimated the cost Mt $4,000, 600
and that the first year would produce
dividend of per cent.
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NIssA, October IA meeting of
the Skuptschina yesterday resulted in
Servia demanding an extension of
territory. The populace are clamor-
ing for the annexation of Macedonia.
1t is probable, owing to the large
army which Seryia has in the field,
that she will speedily seize oil contig-
uous territory, thus making more
difficult the solution OF the Balkan
question.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

LITTLE Rock, Ark, October q
To-day the dead body of William
Lale, suspected of numbering Depu-
ty sheriff George johnson, In Craw.
ford county, last week, was found In
a creek near the residence of the
murdered mans brother. His ha'
aud shoes had been sunk in tn,
creek. his throat cut and one ey'
gouged out.
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LONDON, October 2.-The war Office
to-day issued report ON the tall OF
Khartoum. II attributes the disaster
to the starved condition of the troops
aud the desertion of their posts by
the native contingent. The Arabs,
the report says, entered the city by
the Borei gate, which was not defend
ed. IL acquits Farasez of treachery.
Farasez was charged with having al
lowed the mahdi's troops to enter the
city, and with having withdrawn the
force under his control from the point
of attack.
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WASHINGTON, October 2.-rhe
president has issued an executive or
der directing DIR. L. o. Shakespeare.
Of Pennsylvania, to proceed under the
direction of the secretary Of state, as
the representative of the United
st ties to Spain and other countries OF
Europe, where cholera Is, for the in.
vestiRation of Its causes, progress and
tho proper prevention and cure ofthe
disease in order that full report may
be made to congress during the next
session.
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LONDON. October 2.-The marriage
of Sir Charles Dixie and Mrs. Mark
Pattison will take place at 10 o'clock
tomorrow evening at Chelsea. Col
onel Armstrong, a broker, will give
the bride away. Mr.. Chamberlain
will act as groomsman. Immediately
after the ceremonies the bridal party
will go to the Oatlands Park to spend
thu honeymoon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

We have some fiue farms-large and
small--in this county, which the pru-
dent buyer will regard great bar
gains, when the farms, prices and
terms are examined. Remember the
time In which we are authorized TO
sell these farms is limited.
lfyou want a bargain, write or call
upon us at once,
X. Il. BURNHAM & Co,
Waco. Texas.
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THE old WORLD.
RoumeIia Still Keeping Europe
Worried Over Her Plan
Of Action.
Turkey is Obeytng the Behests
of the Iron Chancellor,
Or seems To he.
servia Evidently Going to Anne
Some Continuous Ter
ritOry.
Mr.. Chamberlain wishc, to do
Away with the House Of
Lords.
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, October IA dispatch
from Berlin says: at is understo cd
In diplomatic circles here that Aus
tria is secretly supporting Servia
According to advices from Phillipo.
polls, the report that Russia wishes to
dethrone Prince Alexander has
greatly angercd the Roumelians. The
prince, 1t is said. was never so popu-
lar as he Ia now"
Dispatches received in Vienna say
that everything is ready for the entry
of the King of Servia into Old Servia
on the 9th Instant.
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The Meek,. RnIIure.,

New YoRK, October 2.-Business
failures throughout the country for
the last seven days number; For the
United States, II; Canada, 25; Total,
1856, compared with 1856 last week and
l7S the week previous. The western
aud Pacific states furnish one-half OF
the total failure.
y add Dublin
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Mr.. II. Behrens, on Austin avenue
holds an enviable reputation for pure
drugs, fine dentists supplies, toilet ar
ticles and general bric-a-brac. The
prescription department receives most
special attention, and prescription
clerks are kept In readiness night and
day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

ROM, October 2.-There were 1893
new cases of cholera and 80 deaths
from the disease reported yesterday
Throughout Italy. The disease has
spread to Genoa. where two cases and
one death have been reported.
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NIssA, October 2.-The Skup,sc'iiua
has held several secret sittings. The
government opposes the project
of the deputies to proclaim King Mi
lam, king OF Macedonia. Ten thou
sand cavalry are being raised for from
tier duty,
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We want everybody to come and
see our new boot and shoe depart
ment, compare prices, and be salts
lied that we have the best and cheap
est boots and shoes In the market.
LEVINE Bros.
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CoPENHAaEN, October IN. De-
Giers, Russian foreign minister, in
the absence oftne car, who has gone
TO Elsinore, to-day, received the Bull
garian deputation at Fredericksburg.
The mission of the deputation is to
secure the cars recognition of the
union of Bulgaria and Roumelia.s
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While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down In every household. Economy
the atchword for mothers, head OF
doctor bills by always keeping IN the
house bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and ing syrup. Stops a cough in-
stantly, relieves consumption, cures
Group and pain in the chest in one
night. II Is just the remedy for hard
times. Price, Soc. and 81 90. Sample
free. Sold by w. A. Williamson
IL Go.
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B. HABER.

Ing, between and s O'Clock. a
young lady in the employ OF
Fellman Il Grubbachs, on her
way home TO d'uner, was at
tackled ON fremont street, between
X aud Broadway, by brace of them.
one being a boy 16 years old. One OF
them, approaching from the rear.
sprang upon her aud seized her sat
ell while the other struck her In the
face aud grabbed for her watch. Tho
young lady, although surprised BY
tho suddenness of the attack, yigor.
ously resisted the young highway
men, using her parasol as weapon.
A younger sister, returning from
school, came TO her rescue BY calling
her father. Before that gentleman,
arrived she had succeeded.
by vigorous use of the parasoi
In beating her assailants OF.
Her father gave chase to the Young
rascals and succeeded In capturing
one OF the boys, who gave his name
as John Davis. The police are after
his companion.
The steamship Algicrs, of the Nor
gan limo, from New York, arrived at
the wharf this morning and L. dis
charging. She has largo quantity
OF goods for interior points.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Barney Feldhake. Sir:
| have been using one of your twin
urner vapor stoves for four weeks.
II works to perfection and we are
! ighly pleased with II. We have four
in the family and the cos for running
It is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks.
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Notice.

All parties indebted to the firm OF
Stephenson, Tiebs q Steiner are
hereby requested to settle their ac-
counts before November LIST, after
which time all unpaid bills will be
placed for collection.
STEINER Il STEPHENSON.
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BUCHAREST, October 2.-l'he king
of Roumania has declared that he has
not formed an alliance with either
Greece or Servia, aud that Roumania
only seeks a neutral position In the
event of the Roumeliau question re.
sulting IN war.
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Notice.

Having sold out my stock of goods
to Messri. S. Archenhold Il Co., de.
sire to have all outstandings settled
up at once, and would request all
parties indebted TO call on me aud
pay their accounts.
/. A. GoLpsrEIN.