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CENTRAL AMERICA.
No nope OF Peace Dying Like sheep,
mt colon, OH the Isthinus.

Panama, August 6.-Late news from |
the theatre of war is not such rs to in
spire hope of an early conclusion OF
the struggle. The rebels abandoned
their camp on the island opposite
Calawar, whence they had made sew
erhl attacks ON the government forces,
and moved up the river on the 18th.
An interrupted letter from their com
mauder, COmargo, says he had deter
mined to change completely his plan
of operations. This letter does not
state what his intentions are, but rs II
il directed TO the commander of the
evolutionary contingent in Barran-
auilla, aud urging that officer to join
him with his entire command without
delay. il IL evident lie contemplatcs
active operations.
General Reyes, of the government
forces, says Comargo cannot muster
more than 1910 men, including tho
crews of seven river steamers. One o'
the best vessels OF these fleets, thI
Medellia, was burned ana blown
? up il the battle of Tamalamaque All,
two prominent rebel leaders wen
y down iu her, Generals Hernandez ant
Vargas Santos.
Ine sanitary COuulllOu VI lut lsln
mus has not improved. The condi
T.. ton of Colon is something terribl
y and perfect plague seems to hay
D stricken the place. There are some
y times as many MS twenty-five death
d per day, which, in population of les
re than 10000, is something startling.
c News from Lima is to the effect thu
I'd all efforts Mt reconciliation betwce
IN Iglesias and Caoeres are at AL en-
ne The peace commissioner of lglesia
$ government NJ. Tovar, succeeded
lis having an interview with Caceres al
ty presented the peace proposition
o. which were, in effect, that Cacercs
received into the government witho
out change in rank or pay; that Gao
res acts be recognized, his debts
W sumed aud that Il new election
Err called. This did not suit Caceres al
Ni' his followers who proposed even mo
I'M humililting terms to the goyernme
and there the interview ended.
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Memphis, Tenn, August 6,-The
crop report for the Memphis district,
which embraces western Ten nessee,
northern Mississippi, northern Arkan-
sas and northern Alabama, to be is
sued by Fontaine n Co., will say:
"rhe weather during July, was in the
main, favorable TO cotton. The long
heated term which prevailed through
out the district from July Is to August
/, however, had Its effect ON the grow
ing crops, aud in many localities dam
age is reported from drouth TO both
cotton and corn. Arkansas and Ten
nessoe have suffered most in this re
spect and some few in Mississippi re-
port crops needing rain badly. The
cotton plant is forming, blooming and
boiling well, rs a general rule.
throughout the district aud its condi-
ton is au Improvement compared
with last year. Picking will COM
mencc toward the close of August but
will not become general throughout
the district until about September 10.
The unexceptionally fine prospects for
corn which were indicated last month,
have undergone some slight changes
owing to the drouth,
but as a rule the yield OF
this cereal will be more than
ample to supply all home wants, and
in many sections the finest crop even
known in the history of the past tel
years will be raised.
In an aggregate of 1913 responses a
TO the weather, 300 report the weathe
during July as having been favorable
TO cotton and thirty-eight uniavora
BILE; twenty report 1t more fay
orable than last year, thirty-iive a
favorable, aud sixteen about the SAINT
Seventy report that rain is needle
. badly.
As to forming, blooming and boil
/, ing, 30s report the plant rs formin
, aud boiling well, aud ten as not
4 well.
: As to the condition of the crop: q
A report the crop in good conditio
f eighteen in fair condition, and four
, poor condition; 27S report ii in bett
condition than last year, twenty
d poorer condition, and twenty in abo
d the same condition.
n Picking will commence about a
Is gust 18th, but will not become 20
al erul throughout the district until All
H. september 10th.
r. tIAs to corn, 2S4 report the coru or
ID nj good condition, twenty in fair CO
N dition, and fourteenth poor couditi'
ID owing TO the drouth.
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of visitors. Many carried little hand
bags and some had been shopping and
their discomfort was increased by the
care ofparcels. Observers concluded
quickly that these had come from
homes and towns ia the outlying coun-
try. The increasing heat melted the
ardor of some who had secured places
in the line and not a few dropped out
after having worked their way around
even into Centre street. The num-
bers at the fountain had decreased
aud the people at noon were dropping
into line at the corner of the City
Hall. AT o'clock $4,000 persons had
viewed the remains, seven hours hay.
ing been occupied IN so doing
AT 2 O'Clock the procession extend
ed in u crescent across the park and
along the sidewalk to Chambers
street, and along Chambers street to
Broadway. AT this hour the fifth re-
lief detail of thirteen veterans of the
&. A. X L. 5. Grant Post, came on
guard around the casket.
The passage of the multitude into
the hall was greatly hasteded during
the afternoon by the police and vet
Grams, in charge of the body, by per-
hitting no lettering aud telling the
people TO "step lively" and "hurry up
so that some timid folks had scarcely
II chance to see the face OF the dead
general.
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CHOLERA'S power
Filth and Neglect Have Civ.
en- it Wild Sway in
Stricken Spain.
i,o9l New Cases ana I,63s
Deaths From the Plague
iu spain Yesterday.
ThIrty-Three Deaths i'm Mar
seiIIes-viliages Deserted
Bodies Unburied.
yellow Fever has Appeared in
Fun Force at Two cities
in Mexico.


Enormous Death Rate In SpRin--'
she Disease IN France,
Madrid, August 6.-There were
4,294 new cases of cholera reported
throughout the kingdom yesterday
and 1,63S deaths.
The panic caused by the rapid
spread of cholera in this country is
increasing and entire villages have
been deserted by their inhabitants,
who have fled for safety from the
dreaded disease. In many cases the
municipal authorities have been at
tackled by the scourge, and consc-
quently the sick have been abandoned
and the dead left unburied. Reports
from several places state that it is i'm
possible TO obtain either provisions or
medicine. The misery throughout
the country Is great.
THE DISEASE IN FRANCE.
Narseilles, France, August .. The
sanitary council OF this city to day
telegraphcd to NJ. Legraud, munster
of the interior, Il statement certifying
that cholera in Marscilles was spo-
radio only. This action. however, was
known to have been resorted to only
to diminish the alarm.
Thirty-three deaths from cholera
were reported in this city yesterday
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treasurer aud $4,000 Missing.

Burlington, Ks, August CD. v.
Mott, the missing treasurer of Cotley
county, left here week ago for To-
pska, aud was last heard from July
both at Kansas City. lie expressed
$4,000 to the state treasurer before
starting from here, aud carried be
tween So 900 and $4,000 in drafts and
money. Many believe he has been
murdered, but Others think that hC
has absconded. The county commits
sioners have taken charge of hii
books, and il is rumored that II hast!
examination shows shortage OF $40
900.
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Alabama Insurance troubles.

Mobile, Ala, August 6.-To-day h.
b. Goetei, president OF the Alabama
and Citizens Insurance companies,
transferred mis- property, amounting
to $40, 200, to the companies, and re-
signed the presidency of each. Goetel
has at different times hypothecated
the bonds of the two companies,
amounting TO $4,000. ile was held
to account for these bonds, and thus
was precipitated the surrender of his
property. The officers of the coupa-
ny say they are solvent, and continue
TO issue policies.
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Saratoga, N Y, August 6.-This is
the eighth regular day of the race
meeting. The weather is clear aud
cool. The track is in ilne condition
and the attendance good. First race,
one mile, was won byStrathspri; Mat
tic b, second; Lemon, third. Time
l:46 l-2.
Second race, summer handicap, all
ages, one mile aud a half. This was
won by Euclid; koscuisco, second;
Bootblack, third. Time, 2:24 l-2.
Third race, one mile and furl0ng,
was won by Colonel Sprague; Albis,
second; Conkling, third. Time, 2
minutes.
Fourth race, two-yoar olds, five fur
longs, was won by Scottish Lass. with
Mamie Hunt second and Belle OF
Louisville third. Time, l:0i.
Saratoga, August 6.-Fifth race
selling race, 81 of mile. This wa
won by Radha; Sam Powers second
and Marquis, third. Time, 1913 LIZ.
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order OF the FunernI Procession.

Colonel Hedges, who has charge OF
the reception and transportation OF
official guests has nearly completed
his arrangements. There will be
about 800 carriages in line. The
ca riage in which President Cleve.
land win ride will be drawn by six
black horses, and Immediately behind
this carriage will follow six other
open carriages containing the vice
president. and members of the presi
dents cabinet. Behind these will fo,-
low carriage drawn by four horses
in which will be seated Elk presidents
lIayes and Arthur.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
HoNoRs TO CYRUS W. FIELD.

HONORS TO CYRUS w. FIELD
London, August 6.-At the Field
banquet last night at Richmond the
lord mayor of London IN proposing
the health of Mr.. Field said the world
at large was proud OF him as an Illus
trious benefactor of the human race,
and II was lifting to recall the state
ment made by Lord Derby, that
honors would have been conferred by
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YELLOW FEVER.


tcpec, Mexico.
City of Mexico, August 6.-Iellow
fever has appeared at Mazaton and
Lehuantepcc. AT the former place
the disease is not violent and physie-
ians have good success in treating it.
At Tehuantepec efforts are being
made by the municipal government
to stamp out the fever. The enemies
of DR.. Carmauo's vaccination process
for the suppression of yellow fever,
deny its efficiency and the doctor is
expected soon to publish defense
of his system.
The government has sent physicians
to Spain TO study cholera.
The trial of the editors recently ar
rested on the charge of scditious utter,
auces. attracts much attention. Sew
cral of the prisoners have been re-
| leased
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FRANCE.
lHAT GERMAN NEWSPAPER.

Paris, August 6.-rhe newspapers
continue TO comment upon the recent
article in the North German Gazette
attacking France. They all consider
that the article foreshadows an in-
crease ofGermany's military strength,
aud that it was addressed to the reich
stag rather than TO France.
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rx.conreaera,e. at GRANT. Funeral.

New York, August ga commit
tee has been appointed by the ex-con-
federate soldiers to represent south
eru soldiers at the funeral of General
Grant. Among those on the commit
tee are Generals Loring, Lilly, Doch-
cry aud Clingman, Colonies Snead,
DUH, Sterrett and Anderson, and
Majors Clark, Quincy, MeNulty, ID,
Fontaiue, Sussdorf. Bridgeford SnS
! others.
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Philadelphia, August Ga slight
fire, caused by an explosion OF gaso-
line, occurred in a provision store IN
Germantown yesterday afternoon.
Four people were burned by the ex-
ploding oil, aud three Of them have
since died,
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New York, August 6.--General
Gordon of Georgia, who at Spottsyl.
yania Courthouse, Virginia, checked
General Haucock's advance through
the captured salient, on the 18th Of
May, 1864, and who commanded one
wing of Lees army when 1t made the
last assault upon General Grants
line at APPROXIMATION, has been re-,
quested to act as aide TO General
| Hancock for the funeral services at
the burial of General Grant.
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B. HABER.

the American legation at Vienna, say
ing that the Austrian government
has positively declined to receive MIR.
kiely rs United States minister. The
authorities give no reason for their
action and merely say they will not
receive Mr.. Kiely.
Mr.. kiely Is now In Paris where he
has been for some weeks and he also
has been informed of the decision OF
the Austrian authorities. Mr.. Lee
has been designated to act as charge
d'ailairs for the present.
THE NEW TIMBER AGENT.
Washington, August 6.-Mr. Joseph
Colburn, OF Denver, Col, was to-day
appointed timber agent of the land
department.
MANNING PROMOTES AND BoUNCEs.
Washington. August 6.-The secre-
tary of the treasury to-day promoted
James X Lake, clerk OF class four,
TO be assistant chief of the customs
division of the secretary's office. lie
also directed the dismissal of the fol-
lowing special inspectors of foreign
steam vessels; Fred a. Washington, at
New Orleans; Nelson Pierce, at San
Francisco, and John Laughlin, at Phil
adelphia
poSTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Washington, August 6.-The fol-
lowing is the list OF appointments of
postmasters to-day: VIM. 5. Evans,
LaGrange, Georgia vice John,C. Beall,
suspended; Lee Beal, Rich Hill, Mis-
souri,, vice f. q. Iluckcby, suspended;
Fred A. Virbarg, North Vernon, ln-
diana, vice w. $. Prather, suspended;
Richard Holmes, Natchez, Mississippi,
vice WIN. McCarty, suspended;
Michael Boland, De Cobb, Indiana,
vice George Worden, suspended;Wil-
liam NJ. Gay, Wilson, North Carolina
Vice Miss Virginia Sharp, suspended
j. Il. Jones, Portage, Wisconsin, vice;
o. Il. Brewer, declined; +. Willis Is
bett, Westville, Connecticut, vice
George l.. Tinney, resigned; Jacob
Dallen, Butler, Missouri, vice o. ID.
Austin, resigned.
CUSTOMS APPOINTMENTS.
Washington, August 6.-The presi-
dent to-day made the following APP
pontments. TO be collector of In
tcrnal revenue: John Dowlin for the
twenty second district of Pennsyl-
vania: Frank Schlandecker for the
nincteehth district of Pennsylvania.
To be surveyors of customs: John
L. Galbright, for the port of Louis
vile, Kentucky; Leon frousdale, for
the port of Nashville, Tennessee.
NAVAL CHIEFS ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
Washington, August 6,--The secre-
tary ofthe navy has ordered the chiefs
of various bureaus and Commander
al al la 40 nj hn al ms nt
General Grant.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE.
Washington, August 6-General
Lew Wallace, ex-minister to Turkey,
was at the department of state to-day
closing his accounts with the de-
partment.
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cotton Belt weather Report.

Galveston, August 6.-rbe follow
ing is the weather report of yester-
day, the first figures being the maxi
mum, and the second the minimum
temperature;
Galveston, 90, 80; Houston, 90, ~
Hearne, 80, 20; Waco, SO, ~; Corsi-
cana, SO, 6s; Dallas, 100, "A; san Anto.
ito, 9s, "A; Cuero, 80, "a; Palestine
80, IS; Columbia, 93, as; Huntsville
SO, 10; LOngview, 95, az; Austin, 81
IS; Tyler, 80, as, Weatherford, 9s, 67
Bolton, 9S, "A; Orange, 80, as; Luling
~. "a; Weimar, 9S, "a; Sour Lake, 80
"A; Beaumont, 80, "A. Means, 95,7, 74.i
The best Cigarettes in the worl,
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White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the printed
of which
selling
in this market We selling them
We of India which reduced
Il % left.
n rat 25c
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Al least three men ON the average
jury are bound TO disagree with the
rest Just to show that they've got
minds of their own; bnt there Is no
disagreement among the women as TO
the merits of DIR. Pieree's "FavoTite
Prescription" They are all unAni-
nous in prOnOuneing ii the best RENE
DIV in the world for AL those chronic
diseases, weaknesses and complaints
peculiar TO their sex Ii transforms
the pale, haggard, dispirited woman
into one of sparkling health, and III.
, ringing laugh again "reigns supreme
in the happy household.
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RAILWAY COLLISION.
Two Engines on the Texas q Pacific
smashed.

special to the Examiner
Sparta, Tex, August Ga serious
collision occurred about noon to-day
on the line of the Texas q Pacific rail-
way, at point between Gordon aud
sparta. Two trans crashed together,
smashing both engines to pieces. For
tunatcly no person Oh either train was
seriously Injured. Further particu-
lars are not obtainable at this time.
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have large line of these in all Width ranging
yard in this line showing the biggest drive offered
market.
I'VE offering line of TorChon aces and insertions from
yard, by which can judge how cheapgoods getting
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Embroideries Embroideries |!

Hamburg Edgngs, nice qualities
Hamburg Edgng width
Hamburg Edgng lie
Hamburg Edgng,
Hamburg Edgng per yd have
Enboierics best
uai pattern per
. than the price selling them
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Opportunity Bargains ONE Should MISS 1T
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b. HABER.


m Is pc n O Now e
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Il. b. A has paid to widows an d
orphans OF Texas, 2s2, 900 dollara.
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Waco appreciates .,ne advantages
offered by the L. Is. A
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the crown upon Mr.. Field had he been
British subject and not M Ameri-
can. The following dispatch was re-
raiyad,
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IFS Hot and No Mistake.

rut wo are going interest you this week with some
hing that viii make you feel COOLER, NAMELN
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Washington, August 6.--The de-
partment of state Is in receipt OF \
eablegram from Mr.. Lee, secretary Of
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The best Cigarettes in the world
are Opera Pun,
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wa found out last week that our Reduced PRICES
on CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing goods drew
the money out of peoples pockets as they could not
withstand the temptation.
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Horsfull &
Cameron,

WHOLESALE ,-,rpv
#4 .ss,s = sara an. @a" SS! "iaa
sn Austin 8 Fourth Sts., Waco, lex
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AUGUSTA Maine, Augusta
Cyrus W.. Field, Star and Garter Hotel, Rich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

Tbs decision of the Ohio Supreme Court,
overriding the order of the Circuit Court at
Cincinnati, will give the certificates Of cleo
ton 10 the Democratic Senators and Rep
resentatiyes from Hamilton county.
The Senate will now stand twenty to
seventeen in favor of the Democrats, but
the Republicans will have q majority Of
three on joint ballot, which insures the
election of an United States Senator OF the
Republican persuasion.
The Court has also decided to grant the
Mandauus asked for By Gov HoADLY and
Secretary of State Robinson, to compel the
Clerk Of Hamilton county to make the re-
turns on the State ticket. The Clerk of the
Supreme Court has been instructed to
telegraph Clerk DALTON to send the returns
in. and the Canvsssing Board will conclude
its lAbors on Monday. Judge SPEER, the
Republican Judge elect, will qualify on
that day and take his seat.
1t is limited that there may be q rather
warm time when the Legislature meets
next January.
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FOR WHAT AMERICA rs AND EURO
PEANs FIGHT.


Poor Mexico is afflicted with another
revolution. The liberty that is such
motive power for the prosperity of the
United States seems 10 intoUcste the Mex
leans or drive them mad.
This oft repeti ion Of revolutions driving
ths3small republics to the verge of anarchy,
is looked upon with great complscency By
tie monsrchists Of the Old World. The
success of popular government in these re-
publics means a death knell, sooner OF
later, to the delusive phantom, the so
called divine right of kings.
that has been handed down from
age to age and cherished or submitted tc
BY the people.
Though the condition in some of oul
American republics DOES not at times loos
very encouraging to the success of popular
freedom, yet when we consider what ii
continually transporting in the old world
among some of the nations that are the
strongest champions Of monarchy, little
revolution every now and then in ar
American republic is Insignificant in com
pArison.
In America, a revolution may cause
the loss of few hundred or few thous
and men and az expenditure of few mil
lion dollars, but in Europa any war o.
significance scarcely ever stops with o Loss
of less than many thousands of men al
many millions of money, Generally IL
America, the people fight for themselves
but in Europe they fight in most cases tc
crafty the csprices of their rulers. Ia OLE
case it is lighting for principles that are
believed right, and in the other for men.
Which is betterH
1t is bad enough that blood should b
shed and property sacrificed for either
But since it seems in the eternal fitness o
things for Mexico to work out her destiny
in this way, it is fortunate that nature
fsvors them. 1t is said: 1T does not cos
much to equip soldiers in Mexico. AOou
two-thirds of the tro, ps wear uniform com
posed of a pair Of cotton drawers and s
shawl. Their rstions consist mainly o
beans and red pepper. These soldiers are
good at marching and carrying burdens OF
their backs"
How about Russia, when to speak o.
revelation means death or exile to Siberia
or a march to battle in the armies of thu
Car means privstion and carnsge2
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This rule vas very thoroughly discussed,
and unanimously and heartily adopted. If
the wages are not satisfactory the band
may quit work, and, If not satisfactory TO
the employer, he may dismiss him With
any other rule business could not be safely
carried on
Rule 8 The joint board Of arbitration
shall consist of six members from ca b
side, who shall serve Cor one year, or until
their successors are appointed or elected
Fiys members from each side shall cousti.
'ure quorum. A majority vote will be
Gnal 10 al cases
Rule 9 Ia case OF q tie vote each size
shall select disintertsted person, and
these too shall sslscS third person, and
their deci,ion shall he final
Rule 10 The secretary upon request OF
three members shall call meeting of the
BOARD Of srbi ration within three days, ss
may hereafter be agreed upon. No COM
plsints shall be considered unless stated in
writing and the causes of complaint are
specified and aligned BY the complainant.
Whether interested parties agree with
such q plan or not, the rules quoted are
worth careful reading and thought. They
may be suggestive Of ideas that will aid in
solving difficulties with which the employ
ers aud employed in our section Of country
meat