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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

i,oNDON, September 2l.--Au enor-
nous socialist meeting was held yes
tcrday at Limehouso. The crowd
prevented many attempts of the police
to arrest tue speakers. but the officers
finally succeeded In arresiing Mr.. Ma
hone, secrctar, of the socialist league,
the steward of a German club and six
spectators. The police encountered
the greatest difficulty In preventing
the mob from r, securing the prisoners.
AS they were being marched to the
police station the crowd followed the
police, hooting at them and at times
making rushes to liberate their COM
pauions, but the police kept their
| ground and beat them back. The
prisoners were -o.day brought before
a magistrate and fined and impris-
oned for short period. for obstruct-
ing the police in the performance OF
their duty. During the hearing the
police arrested WIN. Morris, an an
archist poet, for assaulting them:
Morris de Jared that the police had
hustled aud assaulted several lady
witnesses Bennett Burleigh, jour
nallst, corroberated the statement o
Morris aud said the police kicked hi
g leg. The further hearing of the cas-
y was adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
ROUMEL|A'S ROW,
1t Looks Like a Possible Be-
ginning of the Turkish
Breakup.
All the Nations of Europe are
Greatly Excited Over the
Berlin Treaty.
Russia Denies any Connection
with the Uprising, Hut Rus
SLAMS Rejoice.
what an Eminent American
Traveller Tn inks OF the STU
alton aud Its Causes.
ROUMEIIAs REVOLT.



LONDON, September d. An inter
view had on Tuesday last at Constan-
tinoplc with lsreal Washburn of
Robert College, ali American institu-
ton on the Bosporus, is published to-
| day in connection with the news re-
| specting the instruction in eastern
ltoumclia aud shows singular apathy
on the part of foreign representatives
in Phillipopolis in not notifying their
respective governments of the NUT
tcrings, constantly heard, of the then
approaching rising,
Mr.. Washburn, who haG Just re-
| turned from his two months tour of
bulgaria and Roumclia, says
he heard more talk of n
union, among the peoplesof Roumclia
than did in Bulgaria The question
o. a union was constantly forced upon
the Roumelians by the increasing
material interests and the burden of
supporting two governments which
considerably oppressed the people,
and besides. their industries were
injured. in Roumclia, and sometimes
totally destroyed by custom houses
artiticislly dividing the frontier be-
tween Ronmelia and Bulgaria and
the porte's preventing frcc.trade be-
;ween the two states. If the present
state of affairs continues it will
inevitably make trouble in Europe.
BaIKau states and although the Bull
garians are grateful to Russia for
gaining their independence, they have
since bitterly resented several at
tempts made by Russian agents to con-
troll the administration. | think the
Bulgarians have perfect genius for
administration. While allowed their
indepcudcl ce, the Bulgar!ans would
willingly ally themselves with Russia,
but would ally with Austria against
Russia, rather than lose their indie
pendence. The Bulgarians are stcadi-
| ~ at work building roads and railway
and making other public improve
mcnts. 1t is considered strange, il
view of the fact, that MIR. Washburi
appears to be so well acquainted witt
the disatfcction Of the people of east
ern Roumelia, after two month'
trip, that some diplomats appeared
surprised at the news of the insur
rection.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

WAsHINGroS, Scptembe 2l.--The
president to-day appointed the follow
ing named presidential posimasters:
j. +. Cottrell, TT. Scott, Ks, vico +. +.
Robley resigned; +, S. Rlelfy, Eliza,
Ohio, vice W. Il. Bishop, resigned;
f. ID. Burton, resigned; VIM. l..
Adams, Melrose, Mass, vice Susan Il
Eastman, Miss; Adrian Fate, Ashland,
Miss; vice Jas. II. Jones, deceased;
L. a. Pueschal Bakcrstleld. Gal. vi"a
MvIIlICcIIu, ina, vice W. j. Hun, sus-
pended; Il. ID. Stephens, Sacramento,
Cal; vice Chris Greene. suspended.
Postmaster Harrisburg, of Bismarck,
OAK, has sent his resignation to the
department,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
a LONG YACHT RACE.
A 400 MILE Sail for IN. Cup.


NEW York. September 2i.-Com-
pared win the yacht races in which
lhc English cutter Genesta took part
last week, the one begun to-day for
the denton reef challenge cup excited
no local interest whatever. No ex-
curslon steamers, not even the Yacht
steamers went out to see the race.
The tug Ocean King did duty as The
committee boat. The cup Is a mag
niiiccnt silver trophy valued at $4,000.
II was offered by Commodore James
Gordon Bennett In 1872 and is open
to be contested for by yachts of all
nations. The distance is from
sandy Hook light-ship around
Breton's Reef lightship of Newport
harbor and return, being about 800
miles. IL was first won July 27th.
1872, by the Rambler in SO hours, SIS
minutes and so seconds, and the same
yacht successfully defended 1t Sem
TENDER 2lst of that year in 81 hours,
10 minutes and 81 seconds. Thctbird
race was July 18th, 1873, when the
ldlcr made the fast time OF SO hours
~ minutes and IL seconds. The Idler
being subsequently sold to 90 10
Chicago the cup reverted to the New
York Yacht Club and the present is
the fourth contest for il.
When near Sandy Hook light-ship
this morning the tow lines were
cast of and the yachts made
sall aud prepared for the long
trip. The Luckenbach gave tho pre-.
paratory signal ut 4:49.
AT 1853 the signal to start was
given. The yachts we're then TO the
southwest of the commit boat but
they came around aud passed the
line nearly abreast of each other at
5:l4, the Genesta being to windward.
The Genesta had act main top sail;
tho Gcnosea did not set any uiore
sails but soon after crossing the line
the Gencsta passed the Dauntless
and began fast leaving her. The
yachts were heading eastward, the
wind was very light from the south
west aud weather very clear, with
n long swell Oh the ocean. AT $50
the Genesta was about II mile ahead
and when darkness set In The Gcncsta
was observed TO be nearly two .niles
ahead of the Dauniless. The Luck
enhLch had left them leaving the
Ocean King to keep the yachts .cou,-
---s vssv Iuu hs rum NCTy Iikut.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
THOSE WYOMING CHINESE.


OMAHA. Nsb September 2l.-Gen.
ernl Schofcld, accompanied by Gen
cral Tompkins and General SAUCER
the Chinese trouble at Rock Springs.
He was met at the Union Pacific d..
pot by General Howard, General
Manager Galloway aud Superintcn-
dents Smith and Terrcnc', OF the
Union Pacific, with whom long con-
sultltion was held. The Chinese
will be put to work to-day along
with such white miners as desire to
go to work with them and all will be
protected by the military. All Is
quiet ut Rock Springs, but the result
of to days resumption of work Al
the mines is awaited with considera.
| ble interest
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

BALTIMoE, Mn, September 2l,-
Tie sixty-iirst session of the SOW
ereigu grand lo!ge OF the lndepedent
Order of Odd fellows OpeIc! this
morning at Odd Fellows hall. This
grand body, which was formerly
termed the grand lodge ofthc Uuitcd
States, until past four years has met
annually but communications are not
held only two years. There was
full representation present, only a
few being absent. Only routine bust
ness was transacted and it is not ex
pectcd that much will be done out
side of reading reports until We'd
| npsday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

WASHINGTON, September 2i.-The
secretary of the treasury to-day APP
pointed Jno w. Roberts TO be super
intendcnt of the federal building at
Denver, vice 7. f. Barclay, suspended.
The Office of chief of postoilice in
spcctors has been rendered by the
postmaster general to WIN. A. West,
of Mississippi. MIR. West is pros.
porous farmer living near Oxford and
has engaged successfully in mercan.
tile pursuits in st. Louis and New
Orleans, and has been president OF q
bank in Oxford. Mr.. West was a
the department to-day and has thu
tender under consideration.
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How Austria View. the situation.

VIENNA, September 2l-An in
spircd article In the Frcmden Blatt
states that the unionislic tendencies
of Bulgaria and Roumolia have re-
peatedly excited serious attention IN
political circles. The powers, the p e
per says, continue TO cherish the de-
sire and expect to maintain the treaty
of Berlin. The action of Prince Alex
ander of Bulgaria in placing himself
and his army at theircai of the rising,
constitutes grave violation OF inter
national law. 1t is challenge to
Turkey, and Europe cannot for the
benefit of "a single Balkan state, en-.
dorse this infraction of treaty rights
entailiug disruption of the balance
of power and of The national politica'
forces as fixed by the Berlin treaty
II is premature to say definitely wha
common action will be taken by tn,
the powers, but it is certain tn,
movement will be kept in the mar
rowest possible bounds, the powers
retaining supreme control of events
IN the Balkans.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
A BIC JOKE!
The Republicans Talk of Nom
mating Fred Grant for
Secretary of State.
The Government settles the wy
onsing Muss and the China
men Resume work.
Dakota Changes Her CSnstitu
ton Once More aud wants
To Re state.
Besinning of the Races at Louis
yille-Othor sporting Notes
and News.
NEW YORK REpuRLuCANs.
Booms, Wire Pulling and u stat
Convention,

uO0WS, wire Pulling ana State
Convention.
SARATOGA, September 2l.-Dcle-
gates to the Republican State convcn.
ton are arriving in large numbers
and the scene is one of hustle, activity
aud political wirc-puling. The
"booms"-and there are many OF
them are being pushed in the ho-
tels, streets and everywhere else.
There Is no concentration of strength
on any ono candidate worth chron-
telling. There have been about TWEEN
ty-tivc names mentioned tor first
place on the ticket, but of course the
greater number OF these will not re-
cciye, and do not expect anything
more than n complimentary vote in
the convention. New York county
is said to hold the key to the situa
ton, aud city delegates are hard at
work cudcavoring to harmonic on q
II candidate. A quiet movement IL
said to be on foot TO make Colonel
Fred Grant the nominee for secretary
of state,
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.
GALVESTON, September 2l.-Sheriii
Carney, of Fort Beud county, has tele-
graphed Chief of Police JOrdOn, of
this city, to arrest one Wallis, u ne
gro, who on the 2d instant, robbed
and fatally injured Charles Bailey a.
Rosenberg junction. Bailey, 1t will
be remembered, was brought here,
dying from the effects of his injuries
few days after.
The city council tonight adopted
an ordinance, creating n paid fire de-
partment, TO take effect at once. Az
one reason for the abolition of the
volunteer system, telegram was
read from the state board OF under
writers, offering reductions on risks,
aggregrating $4,000.
The rumor of the finding OF the boz
dy of Captain Griswold of the barge
Orient has been proven to be wholly
I a a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

Sioux FALLS, ID. T., September q. :
The threatened trouble in the consli-
tutioiial convention was adjusted by
the adoption of the substitute for the
Campbell bill of rights. The substi-
tute declares all political power to be
inherent 10 the people and that all
free goverhment is founded on their
authority, and they alone have the
right 10 alteE the forms of govern
mont: il also &eclares tue state OF Da-
kota TO be in aparably part OF the
union and thatQhe federal constiln-
ton is The suprsWe law of the land
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

PARIS, September 2i.-Semi- official
advices tend to confirm the report
that Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria,
acted entirely independent of Russia
in annexing Roumelia and was inn
PEELED only by Bulgarian public
opinion. II is considered improba-
bic that Turkey will accept peouniary
compensation for the loss of Roume-
lia because the Balkan frontier is nee
esssary to defend Constantinoplo. 1t
is believed the Porte has resolved to
fight in order TO restore the siatu
quo. but the fact that the powers are
dcsirions of peace, dimiuishes the
gravity of the situation.
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An at.empt % KiIl q sherIG

NEVADA, No., September 2i.-
Geo. Thompson and Kinds were
jailed here last Friday for rob
bling. This afternoon the
sheriff discovered that they
sawed through the bars Of their cell
and formed plot TO kill him. A set
of burglars saws was found scwed in
their cuffs, and $1,000 was accident
ally discovered sewed up in Thomp-
sons undershirt. Kinds valiso con-
tanned a stick of dynamite. Thomp-
son has been identified as u notori-
Gus crook.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

LONDON, September 2l,-Ihe Stan
dard in commenting ON the rising IN
eastern leoumelia, says: Eve can
not believe that the powers inter.
ested were ignorant of what wa,
coming. II they were tho gravesI
trouble may arise. England has ouly
the iaintest interest, while Austri,
and Germany are bound to cooper
ate In keeping the Berlin treaty in.
tact and IL remains to be seen how Il
will effect Russia. If the treaty pow
ers are acting In concert, the sultan il
hopeless.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

NKw York, September 2l.-The
Hilton trophy, worth $1,000, was to-
day shot for at Crecdmore by three
teams of twelve men each-an United
States regular army team aud New
York and Pennsylvania state teams.
The shooting was al 200, 500 and 600
yards, seven shots at each distance,
standing at the first range, aud OPP
tional attitude at the others
The regulars won with 997 out of a
possible / 800 points, the New YORK
state team made 06S and tho Pennsyl
yauia state team made 967 points.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

MEMPHIS, SeptembeN Zl.-During
a heavy rain storm which prevailed
at Dublin, in Coahama county,
Missi sippi, last Saturday Ne-'tpe
lightning struck cotton house
IN which were Charles Smith, his wife
aud son, Henry lsaacs and Tom Nee
ley. Medley, Smiths wife, and his
son were killed, also three mules.
Smith aud Isaac were knocked sense
less, but soon recovered. None OF
the bodies were soarred anu the ouiiu-
ing was only slightly damaged.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
wrcnEing Vengeance win Dynamite

ST. Louis, September 2l.--A report
comes from Bevier, Mo-, that at an
early hour this morning an air com.
prcsser, which was to be used in
the coal mines of Locmis a.
Sniverly at that place, was
blown to pieces by dynamite or some
other explosive. The machine had
not at the time of the explosion been
unloaded from the car. There il no
clue yet to the perpetrators, but il is
supposed to haue been done by some
of the white striking miuers TO
wreck vengeance on Loomis aud
s snjSfflSys oT66G. now """'"' MOI" '''''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

MADRID, September 2 "A bitter
feeling prevails here, owing to the re-
port having been received from Count
Benomar, ambassador Of Berlin, to
the effect that he expects Germany
will occcpt the offer OF n naval coaling
station, liberty 20 traite and right OF
navigation among the Caroline Is.
lands, as a basis of settlement of the
dispute, which will be made without
referring the matter to an arbitra-
tor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
SPAIN.


MADRID, September 2l.--Disasirious
rains have prevailed during the past
twenty-four hours in the southeastern
part of Spain. The rain came down
IN torrents and the rivers overlooked
their banks causing immense dcsiruc-
ton of property and the loss of many
lives. Houses, trees and dead animals
are being carried out to sea by the
raging Hood which stretches for a
mile around the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, September 81 -
Anarchy prevails in Albania Turk
ish troops and body of Albanians
have had an engagement near Pri-
zend. Five bat'allons of Turkish
troops have been dispatched to the
scene of the trouble.
Brigands have captured the Arch
bishop of Vcrias' niece and another
lady and they demand $4,000 for
their ransom.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

Cork, september 2l-A mysterious
raid was made last night on Carlisle
Fort, one of the defenses of the city
All that can be learned ofth affair al
present, is that n party of men seized
four rifles and two swords during the
night and got away with them with
out disturbing the garrison. A sen-
try Oh duty close TO the spot where
the arms were kept did not see any
one and stated that he heard no nm
usual noise. The police are aiding
the military in the search for the
raiders but ~ yet no clue to thoiI
whereabouts has been obtained.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

PoT'rsvILLE, Pa, September 2l.-A
horrible tragedy occurred last even
ing in mining village eight miles
east of this city. Z. O'Neill aud his
wife lived with Il woman named
Keefe. The man aud his wife had
constant quarrels and Mrs. O'Neil
blamed the old woman, who was her
husbands aunt, for being the instiga-
tor of the domestic trouble. Last
night Mrs O'Neill dragged the old
woman from her bed and severed hei
head from her body with an axe
Mrs. O'Ncil was drunk at the tim,
and when arrested and did not dem
| the crime,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

WAsHINGToN, September a.
There was received to-day at the
treasury department for redemption
n package of about 100000 in United
States notes which are badly mutilat.
cd and almost beyond recognition
II Is said their owner, an Ohio farm.
er, had buried the notes in the earth
in preference TO placing them in d
bank or other depository.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

ROME, September 2l.-King Hum
bert has sent a dispatch to Palermo
expressing great sympathy for,thefsu-
tcring people. lie also sent $1,000 tn
be distributed among them and
places his Villa Favorila at the dis
posal of the sufferers. lie cxhorts
the people to show their courage and
calmnoss during the trying ordeal,
through which they are now pass
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

CENTS A YARD for line OF
E0 all colors, 36 inch English
Cashmcres, worth 35c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

! U'Fe,lnU regarding the progress of
cholera, show u distressing state of
affairs prevailing there. Thirty
thousand persons have fled from the
city; all the shops are closed, aud the
streets are almost deserted. There
is great scarity OF food and water, and
the epidemic is increasing with
frightful rapidity. Sanitary oiiicia &
are attacked by people every time they
attempt to disiniiect the houses
where the disease exists aud meet
with difficulty in carrying on their
work.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
AUSTIN.
pnr,ia, sale Of the Statesman.

Special TO the Examiner
AUSTIN, Tex, September 2l.-Col-
0nel Gaines has au offer, which he
will probably accept tomorrow, for
a half interest in the Statesman from
II party, now here, who some years
ago was proprietor of a newspaper in
naltimnrs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

ST.. PETERSBURG, September 81.
The Russian press are jubilant over
the recent events in eastern Roumclia
but seem surprised at the suddenness
of the rising, And express the be-
lief that the affair was arranged at
the meeting of the empcrors at Krem-
.icr and Skicrncwice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

CHEYENNE, W. T September IL
Work was resumed at the Rock
Springs coal mines this morning
All the Cinnamon went TO work and
also the white mechanics and eng
neers, black smiths, tiremen aud car
pcnters employed in the mine. The
white coal miners, who declined t'
work, were paid oil. Everything i
quiet aud no more trouble is antici
| n.tnl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

PARIS, September 2l.-French dip
lomats hope the disturbance in Rou-
mclia will unite England and France.
In view of the rising being apparently
a scheme for the partition Of Turkey,
the French newspapers urge that
France should act cautiously in deal
ing with the matter and await the de-
claration of Lord Salisbury's policy.
Essad Pasha, Turkish ambassador.
had II long interview to-day with De-
Frcycinct, regarding the Instruction
in eastern Roumelia.
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JAMESTOWN, D. t., September II
The devastation by prairie fires from
Fargo to Bismarck far SURPRISES the
destruction of any previous year.
Hundreds OF wheat crops were swept
out of existence Saturday and Sunday.
The amount of wheat burned in north
Dakota during the past week IS i'm
mense and IL Is estimated that the en-
tire crops of one hundred farmers be-
tween here aud Bismark hnvo been
DESTROYED.
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WAsHINoToN, September 2i.-Sec.
Rotary Lamar, who has been confined
to his house for the last few days
with n severe attack of influenza, Is
as being somewhat better
tonight. His physicians, while en-
no apprehensions of
serious result, have urged the secre.
tary not to leave his house for seyera
daYs.
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,,,.,,,r..,. civiIiIed Methods.

IoLA. Mich, September 2i.-Ald-
rich. his wife and son, who resisted
The officers so successfully on Satur-
day aud finally came TO the Jail, but
re used TO give up their arms, were
disarmed during the day by eight
officers. The officers seem to have
been much oyerawed by their so
called prisoners. The house, barn,
straw stacks and every thing belonging
to the Aldrich family, except a wa
gou, were burned to nshes last night.
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morcd at the various consulates In
this city that the ambassadors at Con-
stantinople have succeeded in dis
suading the porte from sending
Turkish troops TO eastern Roumelia
to regain possession OF the country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22

run race-Purse $500, / IA mile.
starters: Boatman, Tennessee, Man
non; Powhattcn, Glcndalia, Revoke.
Az Tie end of the fret half-mile Ten
nesscc got even with Revoke. but
powha'ton moved up, took the lead,
and won haIdily by one length:
nlenialia, second; Tennessee. a bad
third Time-l:i3l.4.
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MADRID, september 2l.-During
the past twenty-four hours 1872 new
cases OF cholera and 1913 deaths were
reported.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
Locomotive riremcp's Copyeu,,or

Locomotive Firemcn's Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, September 81. --
The twclveth annual convention OF the
brotherhood of Locomotive Fircmen
of North America, commenced to
day. After n short street parade tn,
delegates assembled in the Chestnut
street Opera house, where Governor
Pattison made an address of welcome
to The state aud Mayor Smith wei.
coined them to the city.
Speeches were also made by A. C..
Mcclure, of the Times, Colonel May
nard, of indianapolis, and others, aud
letters from President Cleveland, OK
Governor Porter, of Indiana, ana
other public men were read, regret
ting their inability to be present
After remarks by State Senator
Hughes and Il. Il. Dabbs, grand see.
rotary and treasurer OF the order, the
meeting adjourned.
The brotherhood met this afternoon
at Association Hall in secret session,
and will continue its deliberations I'M
ill Saturday, when an excursion will
be given the delegates TO Atlantic
City.