The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-16
Grent Excitement In London
over the News ana stocks
Take "A Tumble.
The People of Ecuador Again
in the ThrOes of Rey0-
luton and Butchery.
National Political Affairs az
GnIveAtOn-G. d. P.'s wait
ing for the Reform Axe.
THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
srARrLINo RUSSIAN RuMons.

STARTLING RUSSIAN RUMoRs.
London, July l5.-The Times has
special from Iagdorahatcen, via
Meshed, July llth, which says IL is
rumored the Russians have advanced
in force TO Zulticar pass, and are
treating Persian ,territory as
though ii was Russian. The dis
patch also says the British frontier
commission Is moving nearer to llerat
aud reinforcements are arriving at
Askabad. The advance of the Rus
SLAMS has made the Afghans anxious
but they are determined to resolutcly
TO resist ano attempt to seize their
territory. They are puzzled at these
war-like preparations of Russia, uil-
der cover of pacific assurances 1t is
believed that General Alikahanofl
commander of the Russian advance il
determined to force on u war and
that he is deceiving the car in regard
to his real intentions.
DOWN 60 STOCKS.
London, July l5-The downward
tendency in the stock market to-day
was caused by rumors that the gov
ernment had received news confirm
ing the report, received by the Times,
OF Russian advance on Zuliicar Pass.
The news of this hostile demonstra-
ton on the part of Russia, together
with Lord Randolph Churchill's asser-
ton in the house of commons, last
evening, that England would assist
the ameer if he asked for assistance,
has created much excitement.
EARTHQUAKE AT SMYRNA.
London, July 10. Earthquake
shocks with great force occurred mid
night at Smyrna, and Chcsmc is Asia
Minor.
THE GLOBES FLING.
London, July l5.-rhe Globe this
of Objectionable literature may now
Chat the English government has de-
cidcd not to prosecute th ePall Mall
Gazclte) reckon on impunity,"unless,"
observes the Globe, "therc were tech
meal reasons to allow the author of
the late gigantic outrage on deccncy
to escape. 1t is hard TO see how any
similar oflcnsc can be punished here
after if the publishers profess TO be
animated by burning zeal for public
morality.
IRELAND's BROKEN BANK.
Cork, July l5.-EXcitement over
the failure OF the Munster bank, lin
tied, continues undated. AT an ear
" hour this morning dcpositors be-
gan assembling at the doors of the
bank hore and at Dublin, Limerick
and other towns in Ireland where the
bank has branches. AT noon the
streets in the vicinity of the bank in
this city were blocked with crowds OF
people claiming for their money. a
large force of police were stationed nj
the bank to preserve order. The
crowd is hourly growing larger
and more disorderly, and fears of Il
riot are entertained.
Dispatches from Dublin, Limericl
and other points whore the bank hai
branches state the same scenes ant
being enacted ut each of those places
THE ENGLISH TURF
London, July l5.-At the secon,
day of the Liverpool, July, meeting
the race for the Liverpool cup wa
won by Sandyway; The General, sec
ond; Quicktime, third. There wcr
hVc starters.
/ THE GAzErTEs NEwsBoys.
London, July l5.--The lord mayo
! in accordance with the government
decision, as announced by the HON
secretary in parliament yesterday NJ
to prosecute the Pail Mall Gazet,
, has discharged large number {
, newsbCys VINO have been under a
, rest for several days awaiting tria
. under the charge of selling allcgr
: obscene literature.
e Rev. Edward White Benso
Il archbishop of Canterbur
r Right Rev. Frederick Temple. ID. /
IS bishop OF London; Cardinal Mannin
Q archbishop of Westminster, and lilo
g Samuel Morley, member of parli
l. mcnt, met this afternoon at the Ma
9. sion house and began the work
special private inquiry into the eN
dence upon which the Pail Mall q
zctte bases its charges of iniquity
p London. The lord mayor aud I
is city recorder were, by invitation, pr
"a ent at the meeting.