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GREAT GALES.
Terrible Destruction by a Tor
nado on the Coast of
Labrador.
Scores of Vessels Wrecked, Hun
dreds of Lives Lost, 1000
People Left Destituis.
The President Puzzled over the
Civtl-service commissioners
As None Accept IL.
A TERRIBLE HURRICANE.
Enormous Los. OF Life and Proper,

Enormous Loss OF Life and Property.
IT. JOHN, N. b.. October 28.-Thc
hurricance that has ragged on the
Labrador coast, was unpre cedented
even III that Indictment region. Over
seventy vessel aud 800 lives were lost.
The particulars so far are meagre,
there being no Geographic commune
ca ion.
The following is list of vessels
completely wrecked: Thomas Rid
ley, Sherbrooke, Adam Averill, Peer.
less, Eleanor, Surprise, Caleb, Clark
um, Excel, Ruby, Winifred Scott,
Secon, Sisters, Mary Caihlin, Mclsea
Elizabeth, Mclean, Fannie Gray
Amelia, Emma, Atlanta, Brisk, Eliza.
beth, Isabella, Mary Joseph, Mary
Bell, Syrin a, Verbena, AL CO NJ.
Snowdrop, Rising Down, Voyage
Lark, Harriet, Stars and Stripes, Bar.
bara, II. NJ. Curtis. Fl IA, Trixie
Sarah c., Village Belle, Verdant
Guiding Star, Sophie Brandeth, Re
lease, Hope, Jarnise, Sewers Bride
Phoebe Jane, Marietta, British Pride
Elizabeth Kenmare and the Augusta
The bark Nellie has just arrived
with 260 ship-wrecked men, womei
and children rescued from the disast
er. Several women died from expos
ure and others were drowned.
Over 1000 persons are destitute an'
stranded on the coast and five steam
ers have been dispatched to their as
sistance. The worst is not known.
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Editor Stead is Hard Pushed
In his Trial but Fights
BraveIy.
The war Preparations Continue
In Turkey, servis, Greece
aud In bulgaria.
A RunsOr that the Burmese King
has been Assassinated-
Oihcr Notes.
FROM ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 2S.--The trial OF
the Armstrong abduction case was
resumed at the central criminal court
o-day. The testimony Tor the pros
ecution being all in the attorney-gen-
eral announced that his side of the
case was closed. Mr.. Charles Russell,
counsel for the defense then address
ed the court In behalf of the prison
ers. He indicated the sublime mo-
tives of Mrs. Jarrct when she took
the girl from her mother for Mr..
Stead and claimed that the absence OF
consent of the father did not make
the act crime II the mothers con-
sent had been obtained without mis-
representation or fraud.
Mr.. Stead then addressed the jury
in behalf of himself and the Other
defendants. His argument was on
the basis that the end justified the
means. The court then adjourned.
Mr.. Stead then addressed the jury
In behalf of himself and the other do
PENDANTS; he said that If the jury
found anyone guilty he alone was
guilty. He now regretted that so
MANY of his friends had become in
volyed in such case. He urged that
Eliza Armstrong had been sent on the
continent for the purpose of showing
| the facility with which girls could be
parted with without their parents
knowing their whereabouts. Mr..
Stead claimed that his object in the
latter instance was to suppress the
horrible and Internal traffic In young
girls to be sent to the continent for
immoral purposes.
Justice Lopez told Mr.. Stead that
he was travelling very wide Of the
subject of the crime wherewith he was
charged, and that he went beyond the
issue before them in repeating
conversations be had with Mr.. How
ard Vincent, concerning the motive
he had in view in his conduct respect
ing Eliza Armstrong.
i Mr.. Stead commended that he wal
tr, ing to show that this was case o
procuration and abduction. He con
tinued and said: "Mrs. Jarrett frs
tried to buy a girl from the latter
parents in Whitechapel, but failed
Mrs. jarrett had assured him tina
Eliza's mother aud Mrs. Broughtol
were made TO firmly believe that Eliz
was going to be ruined, ana had II
reason for suspecting that she wa
destined for other than debauchie.
Mr.. Stead intimated his intention I
call the Archbishop of Canterbur!
Mr.. Howard Vincent, Colonel Her
. derson, commissioner Of the Metro
politan police and Sir William NeI
i non Harcourt, home secretary, in u
I, Gladstone cabinet, as witnesses. II
4 concluded by observing that whe
= the Jury heard the testimony of u
1 foregoing. no body Of English gentl'
. men would return a verdict again
/ him. Mr.. Stead was frequent
;. called to order during his address f
0 wandering from the subject matt
. under consideration.
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PrrTsBURa, Pa, October 25-Bos-
ton Buck aud the members Of his no.
torious gang of counterfeiters were
sentenced to penitentiary in the
United States court this evening.
Buck was sentenced for five years (;
Ed. Hartman, four years; Louis Whit
more, three years; Jno. b, Farr, two
aud a half years; John Secrist, two
years; Geo. Buck, one year, and An
drew Power, two years. Sentence
was suspended iu the case of VIM
Secrest, a boy. This gang has been
operating largely In Clarion and For
est counties, both as manpfacturer'
and shorers. Boston Buck, the lead
or, has been previously convicted
He is nearly 20 years of age, but say
he will live longer than those VIII
sentened aud prosecuted him.
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HAJ -FoRD. Ct, October 2S.-Rev.
Mr.. J Soher has been sued by a lee
;ure Committee for breach of con-
tract, Some time ago he was an
nounced to speak at Suiiield and the
hall was crowded, but the lecturer
did not put In an appearance. Sub
sequently Mr.. Beecher wrote an apol.
ogetical letter saying that in view OF
the disappointment occasioned he
would come to Suffleld and deliver a
lecture free of cost to the students.
Another date was arranged aud tick
cts sold aud the audience gathered a.
before, but Beecher did not fill his
engagement aud his second failure Ii
the cause of the suit.
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AUSTIN.
A Mexican Grievance Answered.


Special TO the Examiner.
AUSTIN, October 28.-The governor
has received complaints through Sec
rotary Bayard, from the Mexican au-
thorities that Mexican citizens COM
ing to the Rio Grande border are in-
terrupted ON account of their igno-
rauce of quarantine regulations. The
governor to-day ordered lengthy
communication to Secretary Bayard
on the subject. He says the procla.
nations were printed in Spanish and
ordered posted in all cars ON Mexican
roads. These orders were complied
with in 1exas but as soon as the Rio
Grande was crossed, the railroad of.
ficials tore down the proclamations
Governor ireland says II Is useless to
complain of this insult as all attempts
In the past to obtain redress for such
grievances have failed.
Colonel Fred. w. Chandler, an old
and prominent lawyer of Austin, who
fell from the cars yesterday near Pal
estine, and was brought here to-day
died at 10 o'clock tonight.
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NEwYoRK, October 2S "A dense fog
prevailed In and around the city this
morning impeding travel on railways
and navigation on both rivers to q
great extent. The first mlshap re-
ported WAS collision on the North
river, where the steamer Hackensack
of Hobokcn, came into collision with
the ocean steamer, Scrvia. The bow
OF the ferry boat was carried away
and great excitement prevailed on
both vessels In his fright, John Nal.
10y, a sailor on the Servia, jumped
overheard aud was drowned. Sew
eral other people jumped overheard
but were rescued.
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Thousands of women bless the day
on which DIR. Pierce's "Fayorite Pre-
scriptionr was made known to them.
In all those arrangements causing
backache, dragging-down sensations,
nervous and general debility, II is q
sovereign remedy. Its soothing and
healing properties render it of the
utmost value TO ladies suffering FROM
sinternal fever" congestion, inhaip
nation, or liberation. SOLD by al
drnggists.
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Conxre..:wiIl ave IL to Him.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The sc'
counting officers Of the treasury de-
partment have consented to delay
charging in his personal salary the
amount expended by Admiral Jouett
in entertaining visitors TO the Ten
uesseeD at the New Orleans exposi'
tion. according to decision OF the sec
ond comptroller, until the matter has
been brought TO the attention Of con
0ress. The amount is only $4OO, bu
r is desired TO have some definite &c
tion which may serve as preceden
in the future.
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We have added the following hous
furnishing goods TO our stock, anc
extend special invitation to the I'd
dies TO call and expect our lagel
line of
Silver-plated knives and forks.
Siiyer-plated spoons,
Rodgers carvers.
A full line Of granite ware.
Brass Andirons.
The largest line of scissors aud
shears ever offered In Waco. Ali al
lower prices than ever offered before.
Respectfully,
EIKEL Il BREUsTEDT.
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WHAT does he know Why, after
drinking u cup OF Hc-No tea he knows
that 1t seems like new dispensation
to him after using poor tea SO long.
He-No tea made one OF the finest ex-
hibits at the New Orleans exposition.
II your grocer does not keep it send
80 cents In stamps or otherwise TO
Marain Gillctt q Co., Baltimore, Nd,
and receive free by mail one pound OF
He-No tea.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-29

SHANGHAI, October 28.-Owen
Denny, formerly American consul
general at Shanghai, has been ap-
pointed foreign advisor to the king
of Corea, to replace Herr Mollendorf,
formerly German consul at Tientsin.
The appointment of Denny 70 this
high position indicates that German
influence in Corea which, since the
advent of Herr Mollendorf had been
paramount, is on the wane.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-29

DR.. X. Wilson Carr, of Baltimore,
says he has used Rosadalis in cases of
Scofuls and other diseases, with much
satisfaction.
DIR. I. @. Pugh, of Baltimore,
recommends Rosadalis to all persons
suffering with diseased blood, saying
it Is superior to any preparation he
has used.
Rev. Dabney Ball, of the Baltimore
NJ. L. Conference, South, says he has
been so much benefited by the use OF
Rosadalis that he cheerfully recon-
mends 1t 70 ali his friends and nc
quaintances.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-29

CHICAGO, October 2s.-The whole
sale and jobbing trade of Chicago,
through the Chicago freight bureau,
has endorsed long petition to the
managers of western railways, asking
for an abrogation OF carload rates
over their several roads. The peti-
ton claims that Chicago houses are
unjustly Disseminated against. In
favor OF interior points, 10 the injury
of the trade of the city. The railway
managers will meet and consider the
subiect
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LONDON, October PA dispatch
from Madrid confirms the recent state
ment that the American government
has intimated TO Spain, that If the
latter's sovereignty of the Caroline
Isl ads Is recognized, the American
protestant mission must be respected
and freedom of religion permitted.
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FROM sERvIA.


BELGRADE, October 2S.-The Servi-
an government has replied TO the col
lective note of the powers and refuses
to disarm SeryiaD troops until the
equilibrium in the Balkans has been
restored. The government is angry
because the Balkan conference is to
be held at Constantinople instead Of
Vienna or Pesth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-29

LONDON, October 2S.-Mr. Payne,
Parnellite candidate for parliament
for Waterford, who was arrested for
making All alleged seditions speech,
has been discharged it having been
proven that In his speech he advo-
Gated boycottiDg, but not violence.
The nationalist convention in Lei
treim unanimously approved.Mr. Par.
ncll's nominees for parliament The
liberals of Bradford have re-nomi'
mated VIM. L. Forster for parliament.
Mr.. Forster approves Gladslone'f
manifesto.
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VOL

formed here TO direct emigration to
South America, especially to Rio
Grande DO Soule. Brazil; the capital
Is 100000 marks. Special agents
have prospeoted the country and ma. {
favorable reports, but the public
takes only lukewarm interest In the
scheme.
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WASHINGTON, October 2s.-The
president to-day appointed Henry =,
Weld, Massachusetts, TO be assayer in
charge OF the assay office at Boise
CITY. Idaho. Mr.. Weld was educated
in Germany and Is well. known min
ing engineer and metallnrgist. lie
has been In charge OF mines and
works in Mexico, Nevada, Montana
and New Mexico.
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-
FROM FRANCE.
France Leaves nurmnh 10 Fate.

France Leaves Burmah 90 Fate.
PARIS, October 2S.-M. DE Freyci-
net has advised the Burmese govern
ment to avoid a quarrel with Eng
land. He refuses to take any further
action in the matter beyond trying to
convince Lord Salisbury that France
does not seek to establish a protccto-
rate over Burmah, or to obtain any
advantage except commercial treaty
with the government of that coun-
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A WONDERFUL Discovery.

Consumption and all, who suffer
from any affection of the throat and
lungs, can find certain cure in DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Thousands of permanent cures
verify the truth of this statement No
medicine can show such record OF
cures. Thousand of once hopeless
sufferers now gratefully proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discov-
cry. It will cost you nothing to give
II u trial. Free trial bottles at Castles
a. Morrison's drug store. Large size
$l.00.
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This new aud fashionable device Of
the young lad .es for using up old bits
of silk and satin Is one of the most
popular means of spending spare
evenings. The quilts Is gilmore colors
than ever appeeard In Joseph'o coat.
The proper way of using "crazy
quiltp Is 10 throw IL ovcra weary
person who suffers with debility and
iies on a lounge. Admiiilster Browns
Iron Bitters, and his 10Y win be COM
plete Crazy quilts have TO be made
TO order, but you eau buy Browns
Iron Bitters of any druggist.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, October 2S.-Vio-
lent agiiations of the Chinese ques-
ton have broken out in this city.
For several years the Celestials have
been fiocking hither. They have
prospered in business and now own
SO many groceries, wholesale aud re-
tail, that large number of citizens
have petitioned the city council to
take steps to prevent further immi'
grafton. Feeling runs high, as The
Cinnamon have many friends among
the lower classes.
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FROM GERMANY.


BERLIN, October 28.-The united
committee of the federal council on
German army and navy met to-day
to settle the budgets for lSS5-S7. A
small increase was made in the army
budget, owing 10 contemplated
changes In details and uniforms. Th6
naval budget, however, was increased
$5,0OO,0OO.
| A colonization society is beinl
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KANSAS CITY, October 28.--Thos.
II. Turner, dairyman in the employ
of John Conway, was arrested this
afternoon, charged with the murder
OF Mrs. Conway aud her daughter
last week, and placed in the county
Jail. II is not known what evidence
there is against bin.
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Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been al
most helpless for tive years, so help
less that she could not turn over Ia
bed alone. She used two bottles of
Electric Bitters, and Is SO much I'M
proved, that she is able now to do her
own work." Electric Bitters will do
all that is claimed for them. Hun
dreds of testimonials attest their
great curative powers. Only so cents
a bottle at Castle & Morrison.
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
eorns and skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Castles
a Morrison.
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The co-partnership heretofore cx-
isting under the firm, name and style
Of Ripley & Jurney, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. II. Nj.
Ripley will continue the business, as
suming all liabilities against, and col
Letting all debts due the old firm.
T. NJ. RIPLEY,
j. 4. JURSEY.
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pointments Today: w. Lee Dinkius,
of Mississippi, TO be United States
marshal for the southern district of
Mississippi; Edmunds u. Briggs, of
the District of Columbia, to be
United States consul at Santos,
Brazil.
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LONDON, October 2s.-The govern
ment discredits the rumor, tele-
graphed yesterday from Rangoon,
that a revolution had broken out at
Mandalay, aud that King Thebau, OF
Burman, had been murdered.
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BERLIN, October 2s.-The Ger
mania says that Germany has prohir-
tied the establishment of Roman
Catholic mission in Cameroons as be-
ing contrary to the May laws, while
she allows Protestant mission at
Bpsle, Switzerland, TO send mission
aries TO the colony.
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WASHINGTON. October 2I.-Mr.
Curry, the newly appointed minister
to Spain was entertained ut a dinner
last night by his predecessor, General
John W. Foster. Among the guests
were Secretary Bayard, Chief Justice
Waite aud the Spanish minister.
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canadian halfway Progress.

WISSIPEG, October 2S.-The first
through train from Winnipeg to
Montreal over the Canadian Pacific
railway win leave here next sunday
morning and after that daily through
trains, Sundays excepted, will be run
between the two points.
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FROM CANADA.

Praying 10 ward or small Fox.
QUEBEC, October 2S.--Grand masses
are being offered every day this week
TO intcrcede with the Almighty TO
preserve this city from the small pox
epidemic.
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Dre~s Goods, Dress 0oOds.
Comparatively as cheap rs calico.
We are selling nice, desirable wooden
dress goods at &c, l0e, IL l-2c and loo
per yard. Come aud look at them.
LEwINE Bios.
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FROM DEN MARK.


3CoPENHAaEN, October 28.-Tem-
porary coercion laws have been pub
iished in the official Gazette, and a
force of military and police have been
formed to assist the civil authorities
in carrying the laws into effect.
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There

Is no reason for ladies to deprive
themselves of good, warm wraps,
when such pretty garments us are dis
played by us at such moderate prices.
LEVINE Bros.
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PROM INDIA.

The Expedition Against Burmnh..
MADRAS, October lS.-The embark
alton of tine brigades which are to
take part in the proposed Burmah ex-
petition has been postponed for
further orders.
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have just opened up a first-class
grocery store In connection with tina
Farmers House, and respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public.
ME- WoKrHAM.
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LONDON, October 2S.-Lord Sails
bury continues TO improve and is now
able to attend to his official business
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Gentlemen

In quest OF fine hand made shoes,
that fit well. and look neat, should
see the new line of stylish shoes at
Levine Bros
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overeosss, OSerceAts, OvereoAss-
The largest variety, the best made
goods atlow popular prices for mems,
youths and boys at
LEVINE Bros.
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just received a new crop Of Lou
isiana syrup, new raisins, currants,
prunes, cocoauuts, oranges, evapora-
ted apples, evaporated peaches, cram
berries, fresh grits, hominy, buck
wheat, -four, ost meal, cracked wheat,
shredded oats, New York cream
cheese and creamery butter, besides
general stock of everything good /,
eat. G. G. McCULLocH.
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FROM TURKEY.


CoNsTANTINoPLE,O October 28.-The
Balkan conference will meet formally
on Thursday and will then adjourn
until Saturday.
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Fresh groceries aud country pro-
duce at Wood & Co.'s, west side
square.
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Dinehart continues TO do his share
of the drug business. Prices always
tell,
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Just received, bottles for covering,
at w. A. Williamson Il Co.'s, Fourth
and Austin.
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Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at b. Haber.
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FROM PORTU GAL,


Helping Out bphfh,n KfnK.
LISBON, October 2S.-The govern
ment has transported to the Azores a
score of Spanish political refugees
who were implicated In q republican
plot against the king OF Spain.
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A branch ofilce Of the Waco steam
laundry is situated at Anson's shaw
ing parlor. Leave orders aud bum
dies there.
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Is the name of the most comfort
able make of child's hoes, for sale in
all styles and sizes, at Levine Bros
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The Bella Moore ''Mouniain Pink
company will play at the McClelland
opera house, this evening.
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Dlneharl Is just in no ceipt OF an I'M
voice OF due Key West cigars.
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LONDON, October 28.-The steam
ship Great Eaatern was sold at pub
lie aution to-day for $lsi 900