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The Old Kaiser Happy.-Beriia n For
est OF Evergreens.

wv "Fto sh0trtE E1bBpys-heEltu INF-
est OF Evergreens.
BERLIN, December 26.--Emperor
William is In the best of health and
spirits. lie spent Christmas eve In
the company ofother members of the
royal family, and on Christmas day
was ut the pslace of the crown prince,
where his imperial majesty presided
at family dinner given by the crown
prince. The city presents It's usual
Christmas week aspect and tho
squares and streets are literally con-
verted into forest of pines. Fully
100000 trees arrived In the city aud
were sold In the two days preceding
Christmas. Shop-keepers express
themselves as satisfied with the
amount of business done during this
and the preceding week and especially
so with the demand Tor holiday goods
from the country districts, where 1t
was generally believed that owing TO
agricultural depression but a small
business would be done
Intensely cold weather prevails
throughout Germany, and wolves,
which infest the provinces of east
Prussia, Ardennes and Lorraine. have
been driven by hunger TO commit un-
usual dcpredations on the inhabited
regions OF those provinces.
Emperor William aud Empress Au-
gusta received DIR. Fensch, the New
Guinea explorer, in the early part OF
the week, and listened to his nara
tive respecting the condition and re-
sources of that island. The doctor
illustrated with ph otographs the most
conspicuous points and objects of in
terest.
The crown prince aud his family NJ.
tended the Christmas tree festival nj
the Trochel model kindergarten.
The ministry have issued circular
rcciting That II Is repugDant to tn,
feelings ofEmperor William to cele
brate the twenty.iifth anniversary o
his accession to the throne of Prus
STA, on the ID of January next, be
cause 1t is also tho anniversary of tn,
death of his brother and predece ssor
Frederick William N. The festival Il
therefore, postponed until January !
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LaughabIe Though serious Pre-
dicsment of the Omcer who
Held the Machine.
Detroit, Mech, an the Posses
sion Of lhowliUg Mob
of P0lsndcrs.
The Police POwerless to Dis
perse or Central them.
Xmas In Germany.
DEVILS OF DYNAMITERs.
They Attempt 90 blow mp Three mil
lion Dollar Residence in Chicago.


lion Dollar Residence in Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 26.-About 9
o'clock this morninga quart eau of
peculiar construction was found OIL
Judge Lambert Tree'a front porch,
at ~ Cass street, by his coachman,
who tenderly took II up, carried IL
into vacant lot i'll the rear, and then
started OH run for the Chicago ave-
nue. police station. lie was pale with
fright when he reached there, aud,
telling Lieutenant Shepherd that he
had found can of dynamite, and
where, asked that an officer he
sent down to investigate. Officer
Gallagher was sent back with him,
and the latter carried the cah to the
central station. His appearance
there created the widest excitement,
aud the officers lost no time In getting
on the outside. many of them, mind
full of Tanks experience with an In.
ternal machine, ran pell-mell out of
the station, aud Gallagher was forced
to dispose of the machine himself.
lie carried IL to powder-dcaler on
Lake street, but this man refused to
touch IL. A clerk in the store, how
ever, examined 1t, and at first sight
pronounced it a finely constructed
dynamite bomb.
"Take II out of here end explode IL
at once,r shouted the frightened
clork, "or II win blow up The whole
street"
Gallager and the clerk then hasten
ed with the machine to the lake front
where preparations were made to en-
plodo the bomb. aud fuse five feet
long was attached TO the machine and
fired. Both men then ran with all
speed to safe distance, aud none toe
soon, for they had not gone POO feet
when the machine exploded with q
tremendous noise. The report wa.
heard as far west as Fifth avenue aud
an idea of the force of the explosion
may be formed from the fact that the
ground was torn up for depth o.
six ieet. The hard frozen earth wa
scooped up as If it were so mucl
water Officer Gallagher's companion
an expert, was of the opinion that tn
explosive was Ditro-glycerine, ant
declared that enough Of it was pres
ent in the machine to blow up tn
! city hall,
Thus far the police have no idea o
7 the parties who are responsible TO
0 the contemplated outrage. 1t lie no
4 known that any motive existed fo
1 the commission of such a barbarou
0 act. The police have made no arre.I.,s,
5 The Tree residence is one ID w y
s most elaborate and costly toiscs u
!. the city, occupying one 9,arier Oh ~
@ dence distric, In he north division
i represents 80 5000 in values will
i,s yainaSie' contents. II has beef
g occunied or som time by General A
/, q McnTirg, of the large publishing
4 hou05 of Jansen, McClurg h Co.
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RIOTS IN DETROIT.
A Mob that the Police are Poweris
IN Control.

W
DETROIT MICH, December 20
Another outbreak occurred yesterday
among the Polish parishioners of ST.
Albertust Catholic church. More
than 400 people gathered after mass,
discussing the report that Bishop
Borgess. had promised to be present
TO omen the church and settle all their
troubles by giving them back their
old pastor. The bishop did not APP
pear and the vast crowd marched to
his residence, but the committee APP
pointed to inform him CT the congre-
cations desires were refused admit
lance, and meanwhile the bishop had
escaped from the rear of the house.
The mob. which had grown in num-
bers to. 600, proceeded to st. Joseph's
church where they supposed the
bishop was hidden. They made a
rush for the door but it was locked,
aud part OF the crowd dispersed while
others proceeded again to ST. Alber-
tust church where they made a saw
age attack upon the editice which,
however, the police resisted and then
dispersed the rioters. In the attack,
one man, Pole, was killed, several
rioters were seriously injured and
many were arrested. 1t is feared the
rioting will be renewed ts.day.
Early this morning the Polish Cath
olics OF ct. Albertus church gathered
about the church but dispersed with
out doing damage. Later In the
morning, crowd once more began
10 come together, and by 10 O'Clock
fully 1000 people had gathered around
the church They were quiet and
orderly except when John Lemkie
was TO be seen, and then he was
hooted and jeered. ABBOTT IL O'Clock
the crowd started Oh run toward
the grocery of Thomas Zaltowski
who has been a leading spirit In the
opposition to Father kolaskini, aud
the feeling against him is very bitter
| Three wagons, containing police, were
sent out 10 reinforce those already Oh
duty. :,
The crowd reached The grocery II
advance OF the police anu found /
barricaded. Zaltowski appeared a
an upper window with shotgun
and fired twice at the mob 10 frightel
them away. Ii had contrary effect
however, and the windows wcr
err shed in Immediately with bricks
stones and frozen mud. The uproa
was doafening and was only slight
abated when the police arrived, JUS
before noon. -
A brick went through the hat O
sergeant Nolan when he ordered
section of the crowd TO disperse;
patrolman attempted 10 arrest ID
man who had thrown the brick, an
/. was floored with n snow shove
= lrhe crowd became massed at tn
point aud II was only after har
I light that the police extricated then
I selves and three prisoners which the
had captured. Three others were a
rested,
The police seem unable to dissp!er
) the crowd, which exhibits a spirit.
RI defiance and answer all o'ders wi
~ ljcrs and shouts. Word was receiy
4. 1T ? O'Clock that The crowd had
10 vet been driven away. euperintei
emit OF police Pittman IL massing
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men aud expects to prevent all furih.
or trouble. This morning, Colonel
l.arned, who Is retained TO defend
those who were arrested for last
nights riots, went to the Lempkic
Louse to investigate He was accom-.
panied by John Wagner, who Is very
unpopular among the Poles. aud ON
their return they we've assailed with
all kinds of missiles, and Colonel
Larned was hit on the forehead and
Knocked senseless by stone. His
heavy beaver fur hat saved his life.
The mob Is still dcfying the police
who have rs yet been unable TO dis.
perse them.
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Progress at the rororea People.

NASHVILLE, TENN, December 20
An immense assemblage of negroes
gathered at st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal church (colored) on the oc-
casion OF the opening of the frs, ex-
position given by that race, and as a
mark OF their esteem for Mr.. J. NJ
Lsngton, late minister TO Hay....
Langton commenced his addreso w ",
confratulating the colored pSSap . sin "n
the progress the race had ,.aue si n,.'
their emancipation. liz har,eMm w.. q 1 hna,,
parison between slay.s. ' ,ha ,lau ooen
American co,.,nent, and said the
mer;can ncsro bad advanced more
in the jas.,wenty-five years than they
had IT. .iic far longer period of their
l;h,-tyt
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The following sketch, evidently sug-
gested by the career of lannon's ae-
tor, is bv Eugene Field, in the Chi
cago News:
A man whose greatness had
brought him fame and wealth lay on
his death bed. A woman clasped his
hands, aud with her kisses and words
of love strove TO sooihe his dying
agonies.
Many years ago this man and this
woman were made husband and wife,
and side by side they started upon
life's Journey. Youth. love and hope
gave them strength. No other pos
sessions had they, yet the future. was
full OF promise.
The man gloried in. his majestic
manliness. Health made him mar
vel of noble beauty. Ills frame was OF
iron, bis muscles were of steel, hi'
brain was clear aud vigorous rs the
sturdy heart that tbrobbed In hii
rugoed breast. Success-w which II
ano1ber term for wealth and fame =
came 10 him rs certainly as II railways
does 10 the brave and strong, Who
YVES there that did not admire thu
manliness OF his art?
But in the years that followed ihli
success the man neglected the weman
his wife, pazzlcd by the glory OF hi
ltriumphs his eyes were blind TO tn
beauty, the Loyalty and the sweetnes
of her love. Perhaps he thought III
woman whom the sturdy unknow
youth had taken to his heart was ui
worthy TO share the fruits of the gres
and honored man's conquests. BIZ
he put her away, In all charity let
be said the wrong came not from q
evil heart, hut from the false glitte
, by which au unparalleled prosperit
/ blinded his eyes and turned his heal
4 To this wrong succeeded create
a Women who knew not the sweetne
4 and sacredness of purity, openl
i wanionly gloried In his unholy hon
ID age. And into this popular lido
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Married when ne Wa. Drank.

NEW YORK, December 26.-The SUI
prcme court TO-DAY denied the motion
of Mrs. Mary Kittson, otherwise
known as Minnie Clark, for alimony
and counsel fees in a suit brought by
her for separation from ii. ii. Kilt
son, to whom she claims she was mar
ried April last. Klttsou alleges that
he has no knowledge of the marriage,
and that IL must have taken place
when he was drunk.
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NEW YORK. December 26.-The
statement of the receiver OF the
Texas Central railway, covering the
period from April 4, TO October 81.
1885, shows the gross earnings to
have been $l49.98l, operating ex-
penses, $l2O,4l2, paid for betterInents
and renewals, $l0,35j; surplus earn
inps. xlO6. 705.
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SOFIA, December 26.-Prince Alex
auder entered Sofia to-day at the head
of six regiments of infantry, one reg
iment of cavalry and three of artil-
lery. lie was received with great en-
thusiasm by the people. The city
was gaily decked with flags aud to-
night, is brilliantly illuminated.
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Marine Matters-A quick Passage.
gnaclal In tho Examiner,

FHttiti " tht
GALVESTON, December 26.-Ar-
rived-Sieamships: Harlan, from
Vera Cruz; Alamo, from New York,
and the schooner, Charles ii. VOL
ston, from Baltimore. Sailed-Stcam-
ship Harlan, for Morgan City.
The steamship, Alamo, of the Nal
lory line, Rusk, master, in her recent
passage made the quickest trip. on
record. Her log shows that she left
New York December 18th. at 4a5 p.
M; passed the light-ship at $40 p. m;
arrived at Key West "Wednesday, at
600 a. m; left Key West the same
day, at 6:I5 p. m anchored at Calves
ton bar at midnight, Friday, Deem
ber 25th, thus making the actual run
ming time from port TO Port, dis
tance of / 1896 miles, in five days, eigh-
teen hours and thirty minutes, beat
ing her former record.
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New YORK. December 26.-Baitery
NJ. of the Fifth U. S. artillery, on duty
at Riverside park, spent the day III
routine duty as usual yesterday.
About 10 O'Clock in the morning,
Mrs. Grant aud Colonel Grant drove
up In a carriage aud alighied at the
tomb. On the gate they fastened
heavy wreath Of flowers. When they
had gone white.haircd ex-soldie'
begged permission of Officer Fan
ming, which was accorded, to kiss thu
wreath left by Mrs. Grant, Anothe'
gentleman from San Francisco asked
10 be allowed 10 cut some blades o
grass near the tomb.
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Proper rrea,mens for Coughs.

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes good cough
aud lung syrup, we will say that tar
and wild. cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several others
equally as efiicacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough and lung
syrup, thus making II one of the most
reliable now ON the market. Price
80 Cunts and 81. Samples free. Sold
by Williamson & Co.
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We have Just received line of
rich old Pierce parlor suits with cor
ner chairs, and upholstered In the
latest styles, ranging in price from 30,
65, rs, IS, 100 to $ld5. II you want a
parlor suit examine our stock. We
feel sure we can please. Yours re-
specially, W. r. MARTIN Il Bro.
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WILKEsBARRE, December 90
Work at slope No /, where the acci-
dent occurred, at Nanticoke, win be
abandoned. 1t has been found that
as fast as the debris is removed ii
flows In again from great break In
the culm bank above. The company
will recompense the relatives of the
dead miners. The victims are un-
doubtedly buried deep beneath the
sand, culm aud rock, and can never
he found
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ST. LOUIS, December I'D ohll-
Ian was arrested by Thomas furlohg,
chief of the Missouri Pacific secret
service, at Memphis, Tenn, this morn
ing. Skillan was q locomotive en-
pineor and stands indicted in Fay
cite county, Tex tor negligent nom
cide, having run over and killed
woman while In charge OF q loeomo
tive between San Autoalo ana hous
ton on the Galveston, Harrisburg a
san Antonio railway, on June ..
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. as Organic weakness or loss
of power in either sex, however in
duccd. speedily aud permanently
cured. Enclose 10 cents In stamps
for book of particulars. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n, Y.
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WASHINGTON Wales.
Indian TroubIes-Mrr. Grnn.s Pen.
sion.


sion.
WASHINGTON. December %. A
dispatch was received here to-day
from Governor Zulick, of Arizona,
stating that troops are required In
the neighborhood of the San Carlos
reservation TO protect the Indians on
that reservation from a threatened
attack by the lawless white element.
The dispatch was transmitted TO The
secretary of war, and by his direc-
ton two troops of cavalry aud eight
companies of infantry have been Or
dered to proceed at once from San
Francisco to such points in Arizona
as General Crook, commanding the
department of Arizona may direct.
General Crook was also authorized
additional men.
The president has approved the
bill granting a pension to Mira. Grant,
also one removing the political dis
abilities of General Lawton, of Ga.
Gen. John Bigclow,who was recently
appointed assistant United States
treasurer at New York, and con-
tirmcd by senate, has resigned his
office.
Oue-half ola $500 legal tender note
was received at the treasury depart
hent to-day, in an envelope post
marked New York, with the follow
ing letter of restitution; Internal
r'yenue-publish receipt; keep rec
ord of number of bill.
General Atkins, commissioner OF
Indian affairs, says the. government
has no official information of an at
tack upon an Indian camp near III
Paso, where eleven Indians are re-
ported TO have been killed.
The thirty days mourning for the
late e-Presidcnt Hendricks have
expired, and the departments and
other public buildings were to-day
Invested of their mourning drspery
The official programme for the
presidents reception on New Year'i
day does not differ from that OF for
mer years. The president will bt
assisted by Miss Cleveland aud ladie'
of the cabinet. Miss Cleveland
weekly Saturday afternoon recep
lions, from 2 until o O'Clock, will be
gin ON Saturday. January 8, aud con
tinue throughout the season.
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A whaling sn,p'. supposed Loss.

WAsHINaToN, December 26.-
Secretary Manning to-day received
the following dispatch from Senator
Fair, dated San Francisco: "The
American whaling bark Amethyst, of
this port, is supposed to have been
lost on bar way home from the Arctic
ocean. The last ship to arrive thinks
she got down to Behring's ses. The
forty men. If the ship has been lost
on her passage down, her crew may
have got on shore ON some Of the
Islands in Behring's sea, in which
case, and unless assistance Is rendered
immediately, they will all freeze to
death. A petition from the owners
and masters of the whaling fleet has
been forwarded TO you by mail, i'm.
ploriug you to send up a relief and
search party Immediately. In case
the Amethyst arrives will telegraph
You promptly, so that you can coun-
termand any orders"
Promptly upon the receipt of the
above at the treasury department,
kilograms were sent TO experienced
officers OF the revenue marine at San
iiuuNl"Voj hshlhs ioi ihiuiiuutioh "
to the probable condition of the zee
in Bherings sea, but auswcrS nav"
not yet been received. The prevail
ing opinion among treasdry oiiic'als
is that il would be iUfractlcabie TO
send out search yarty at tins sea-
son, rs there is - vessel III the pos
session of tbe government strong
enough to battle with the Arctic Ice
in Winter. The revenue marine
sieampf Corwin, a vessel heretofore
remarkably successful in Arctic
work, Is now at San Francisco, and
If 1t is regarded possible to make
the search she win undoubtedly he
selected for the duty IL advices re-
ceived from San Francisco are favor
able to the undertaking, the matter
will be laid before the president for
his decision.
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We have just receiysd new dnc OF
beautiful extra >Per and Brussels
carpets. Z<p, MARTIN Il BIO.
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Diamonds, earrings, pins, riugs,
buttons, etc, at prices no other
house eau afford to quote. at Levinski
Il Albea's. Call and compare prices.
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Remember tina, Levinski ~ Aibes
give discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales to the first of January.
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Remember that Levinski & Albea
give a discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales TO the first of January.
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Ladies' sold gold and gold-plated
chains, latest novelties, at Levinski e.
a lbea, the leading jewellers.
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EsoANABA, Mich, pecembcr 26.--
The tug, Own, has retuvned 70 port
from her search for the missing
steamer, Orphan Boy, among the ISL
auds north of Deaths Door. NO
! traces Of the vessel were found.
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Remember that Levinski Il Albea
give discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales to the first of January.
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Remainder that LeyiDski a. Albea
Sasb sales 10 the first ofJanuary.
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Fine solitaire diamond rings, tho
ilncst in Waco, at Levinski & Albea's,
the leading jewelers..
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The White Elephant Is run by gen
tlemen who treat their customers Ms
such.
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The White Elephant is patronized
by the best classed custom in Waco.
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@Good Cheer at the White Ele-
phant.
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Full assert ment of New Year car
at A. =. O'Niel n Co.'S.
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Polite attention at the White Elc-
phani.
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II YOU ever "iLdulge,p the White
Elephant Is the place yop are looking
for.
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Go to the wood yard next to fire
engine house for your stove wood.
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Best of everything is TO be found
at the White Elephant.
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Initial cuff buttons, at Leyinski 4
Albea's, the leading jewelers..
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Card receivers, at Levinski & Al
bea's.
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Two children Murdered.

Special TO the Examiner
AUSTIN, TEN, December 26.-The
intense excitement caused by the
murders of Thursday night was still
noticeable this morning. IL was re-
uewed with additional force this
evening by the report that another
murder had been committed at
Clarksyille, on the outskirts of the
city. The report was caused by md
ing the mutilated body OF IL year
old boy in the yard OF Mrs. Mollle
Fans. The body had been buried M
shallow grave and covered with
brush, but some hogs had found IT
and deyoured the heart and part of
the limbs. The inquest developed
the TACT that last WEDNESDAY Mrs.
Fans had, after shutting up her
house, gone TO stay with a neighbor
during the night, aud that the next
morning she left, aging she was GO
ING TO Indiana TO claim some prop
rr1y there. Mr.. James Courtney
who boarded with her, returning
home reported that the boy and a
little swear old girl were missing
Upon search, pillow covered VIII
blood and brains was found in
room, also bloody pickaxe. Thu
caused an investigation which led t'
the discovery of the body Of the boy
The little girl has not yet beer
found, but II Is believed mat sue wa
also murdered, and this belief ha
been strengthened by the discover
hat Mrs. Fans had reached San An
ionic alone and remained there
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CHIcAao, December 26.-Thomas
King, living at $3.50 Cologne street,
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FINE SHOES.


will with added
Of complete
W any size called for
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House Furnishing Goods.

Our line table Linens table scarfs tides fancy table
ses is very large and ladies who intend receiving New
Years calls pretty table covering should look
through stock
Daily Republican., 1885-08-10

Paynter Frame, the great waterm elor
grower of Sussex county, it is said will
Dot have half crop this season, owins
10 the dry weather.