The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-02
This an Opportunity Bargains Should MISS IT.

. House, the princes city palace. Thi.
action was taken because of their fist
fight over Mrs. Langtry the other
day. The prince IL Is said was very
angry when he learned that both gen.
tlemen claimed consideration from
the beauty. The turf club has also
given the combatants the cola shout.
der since their unseomly battle, The
prospect 'f aducl between the two no.
BILE rivals is again revived as the only
means of which they can relieve
themselves ofthcir odium incurred by
both, in resorting TO prizc-ring meth
DDS to settle their jealousy. Sir
Charles Dixie has been made quite i'll
by the notoricty he received through
the discovery OF his
sCANDALoUs RELATIONS WITH THE
WIFE.
of "a prominent radical politician.
IL is understood he has on this ac-
count resolved to abandon his project
ed stumping tour through Ireland.
His close personal friends are en-
deavoring to induce him to boldly
face the scandal, but II is doubtful II
lie can muster up enough courage to
ko SutIl
of other scandals of II similar nature
concerning him, are now becoming
numerous.
A second reading of the bill for
housing the poor will be moved in
thccommons next week.
A conference of the British aud
Continental declarations for social pur-
poses has been called to meet at Ant
werp on the the 10th of next Septem-
Der. The programme arranged for
consideration and action at the con-
ference, includes, agitation for the re-
peal of the Contagious Diseases act
anil lheahalihiARaf jb&htf1ts "rigGfal-
ing immoral houses. Mrs. Britter,
one of the leaders in the British fed
Grafton, has published letter in
which she declares the English gov
ernment gives
QUASI SANCTION
to the protection persons guilty ofthe
crimes exrosed by the Pail Mall Ca
2cttc. and that on this account espec-
ially, il Il necessary there should be
public agitation of the whole matter
so that the public may be Afforded
light Oh the nature and motives OF
this long continued opposition in
high quarters to the repeal OF acts
giving control of the professionally
vicious to officials who can be man
aged, and OF the opposition to the
| Criminal Act amendment raising the
age of consent, from thirteen to
eighteen years. Outspoken dcnun-
citation of members of parliament by
name, for obstructing this particular
reform will it is thought be made in
the Antwerp conference.
FarquharsUn, the defaulting Duh
lin manager of the Munster bank
who absconded, has been traced e
Leith and il is now supposed he sail
ed thence to Norway where he woulC
he beyond the reach of cXtraditioi
laws. Inquiry shows that he tool
with him between $4,000 and $4,000
in cash and negotiable paper. lie ha'
before his flight for a long time beef
loser In speculations Oh the Lon
don Stock Exchange. Attic time o
the collapse of the bank he was
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED
to the daughter ota rich and wei
known Dublin brewer. The wei
I ding day had been fixed for the end
August aud Farquharson la
!. purchased for $4,000
! beautiful cottage on Leeso
D Park and furnished it in gorgeor
: style. 1t is now certain that whe
!, the crisis came in the affairs OF Il
u Munster bank, lie attempted to col
o ccal his rascality by forcing liquid
: ton proceedings in the alleged int
J. est of Dnblin shareholders. lie hi
filed petitions praying for liquidatic
proceedings and if they had gone o
g. he would by them have been enable
10 TO conceal his misdeeds perhaps UNI
8, he made good his deficiencies.
L. The Cork committee of share-bol
a ers were suspicious of Dublin pr
r. ceedings and opposed them. +,
H. quharson, thereupon, concluded
re game was played and ran away. L
or assistant, whom some months ago
lie had arrested for the alleged theft
ty S25.O 900 from the Dublin branch of
nd bank, is now known to be innoce
he and was to have been sacrificed
IA cover up his superior's robberies.