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an hour from the north and the
weather hazy. Several yachts are
beating out from the Horseshoe and
il as smooth as pane of glass. The
yacht puritan" in tow of the tug
Luther G. Ward" passed out at sos.
AT NooN.-lt looks bad for the
yacht race to day. There is little
wind and the contesting yachts are
still around the Scotland light, such a
fleet as is now assembled ut Highland
Light has never been there before.
The two sloops are ready. The wind
is rather light, and the weather is
still hazy but pleasant.
1910 p. M.-The wind continues
light from tho northeast; weather
hazy. The yachts are still at the light
ship, and it is doubtful if there will
be any race to-day.
THE START.
l:4b p. M--The yachts have started
in the international race
for the American cup. The puritan"
got of at 1855 o'clock, followed by the
"Genesta" at 1886. The wind is light
from the southeast.
THE YANKEE AHEAD.
2:30 p. M.-Tbe yachts are now
standing TO the eastward and are
still near the lightship. The Puritan
is to the windward and is about half
a mile ahead, but with the present
wind, 1t is not expected that the race
can be sailed much within the pre-
scribed time seven hours, or no race
p. M.-rhe Puritan has gained
three minutes aud forty-flve seconds,
and is leaving the Genesta all the
time
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MADRID, September L, ispatches
occupation OF zap state that spanisrds
an t6e islands had hoisted the spanish
flag and had lowered II al snnse. io n
Inc night as is customary with al
na,ionaIities and that Immediately
Afterwards the German gun boat ran
in landed marines aud sailors, hoisted
The German colors and for.
mn, occupied the place, despiei
The protestations of the Spaniard'
Prince bismarck has offered to with
draw Germany's forces from zap
provided Spain will not occupy u
bending a solution of the question a
10 snain,s claim over the island. Gel
many viii acknowledge the Spanis.
Occupation of zap provided spai
nroyes the Spanish flag had bee
boisted before the German gunbo'
! lad entered the harbor. Exeliemei
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

THE WYOMING RIOT.


The Military Holding Things Level.
CHEYENNE, Wy'g, September T.
The sheriff of Sweetwater county has
arrested twenty-five of the supposed
leaders OF the Rock Springs riot, iu-
Guiding IsIah Whitehouse. member
elect of tho Legislature. They were
taken to tho Green River county,
Utah, Jail and will have apreliininary
hearing tomorrow. More arrests
will follow. The charges against the
prisoners are murder and arson, riot.
lug and robbery. The ruins of China
town have not yet been searched, and
no more dead bodies have been dis
covered. 1t is estimated now that the
number killed will be about fifty, ill.,
Guiding several that died of their
wounds In the hills. All the Chica.
men Mt work in the Almy coal mines,
near Evanton, numbering 400, have
been taken to the ritter place under
charge of United States troops. A
gatling gun was sent from here
10 Evanston yesterday. The military
Is under command of Colonel Ander
son of the Ninth United States infan
try, stationed at Rock Springs, Evans
ton and Almy, guarding the com
pany's property. No further trOubl'
is apprehended.
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NEW York, September l. The
"measurer" of the New York Yacht
club gives the following as the meas
uremcut calculation of the sailing
lengths of the vessels; "Genesta,"
from top of masthead to deck, 81 2-lO
feet, from end of beam to the top OF
bowsprit, 40 Sc feet; gail, AZ feet;
wa,erline, 81 Clio feet.
The "Puritau's" measurements are
MS follows: From top OF masthead to
deck, l02 ITO feet, from end OF boom
to tip OF bowsprit, IA clio; gail, Al
feet; waterline. so lilo feet. He there
fore gave the Genesta thirty-one sec
onds time allowance. The "Puritan'
is being sailed by Captain Aubre.
Croker, assisted by Captain Joel rs
warth and twenty-five able-bodie'
seamen, and the "Genesta" is beini
sailed by Captain John Carter AM
mate, WIN. Hasgate, and fifteen Brit
ish tars.
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Trial of Editor stead and Party.

LONDON, September 7.-Mr. Stead
of the Pail Mall Gazette, Mrs. Jarrett,
Bramwell Booto, Mrs. Coombe, Mr..
jacques and Nine. Maurice, the de-
fcndants IN the so-called abduction
case, appeared in the Bow Street
Police court to-day in answer to the
charge against them. Mr.. Stead con-
Quoted his own case while counsel
tfIvuvIn--t,ssl sla-s- aflsers.-a-I'ha excite
has seldom, il ever, been equalled.
rhe police were powerless to control
the mob who had assembled TO hear
the proceedings. Members of the
salvation Army we're arriving all the
morning In cabs and were hooted aud
jostled by the crowd on their way TO
the court room. lii the court room
there was compact mass OF people.
A number of reporters were present.
also many members of the Salvation
Army and quite a sprinkling OF
brothe, keepers. Mrs. Jarrett sat In
the prisoners dock, and Mr.. Stead
and Cromwell Booth had seats In
front of the dock.
MIR. Pollard, solicitor for the treas
ury, opened the case for the crown
with long speech, in which he gave
A DESCRIPTION of the manner in which
the girl was obtained from heI
mother; the outrages which she
had been subjected to afte
she was installed in Mime
Matrices establishment, and thu
. III treatment she had received
from the time she left her mother un
9 iii she was recovered and taken home
Mrs. Jarrett during Mr.. POLAND
!, statement sat with cain demeanol
her ewes closed and her head noddint
n closet, resembling Charles l)icken'
4 aSally Brass in the sold Cnriosit
!. shop Mr.. Stead appeared uncoi
q cerned, smiling occasionally, ana
% times denying Mr.. Polland's aiiegi
! lions. At the conclusion of his az
r. dress TO the court Mr.. POLAND d
M mauded the committal of the defen'
Q. ant for trial.
,i placed on the witness stand anu lue
tilted Mrs. Jarrett as the woman WI
,e had secured her from her mother
- the plea of needing her assistance
i. do Homework, and the girl then ga
IN detail all the circumstances CO
nectcd with her abduction.
Eliza Armstrong further testiil
that at the medical examination, l
re mediately after she was decoyed ire
ks home, the doctor attes,rd her mi
of cence, despite her screams, and u
no afterward she WAS dispatched
10 France TO prevent the police geiti
he possession Of her for her mother. :
he wrote several letters home, but
TX members OF the Salvation Army v
he had charge of her suppressed th'
ro. This ended the girls testimony
MS the day.
oil The defendants indicated that I
,an you'd contest the accuracy OF man
I'll the girls statements. The court
adjourned until tomorrow.
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The city is now quiet but men are
seen IN groups everywhere discuss
Ing the terrible events Of last night.
There isl great deal of suppressed cx-
citement but no fear of any further
trouble. The body of the murderer
williams was cut down from the
beam In the jail at Ian. and was
taken Ia charge by his family. w. +.
Nanny, a prominent young man who
was shot during tho indlscriminate
actions of the negro mob died this
morning from his wounds and his
death has intensified the public grief.
The other wounded man is not seri-
ously hurt The remains of the ex-
chief of police, whom Williams 40
brntally murdered will DO buried to-
day. IL 10 now clear that had the
negroes not attempted an outbreak
no shooting would have occurred.
The hanging was done within the jail
building without excitement or dis
order,
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wAIfs FROM WEST.
Railway Aee,den,s---Yo"ns Orators

Halfway Aecidents---Young Orators.
special " the Examiner
WEST, Tex, september mere
came very near being fatal accident
near tine Missouri Pacific depot Satur-
day night. An unknown man, evi-
IDENTIFY intoxicated, attempted to cross
the railroad in front of north
bound freight train and was struck by
the engine aud knocked oil the track,
but strange to say, he escaped with
out anv serious injury.
The south-bound passenger tram
was delayed nearly half hour TINS
morning between here and AD
bolt. some part of the brake got loose
and fell down under the wheels OF th'
tender, causing it to jump the track
1t was dragged nearly fifty yards over
| the ties before the train conld p'
stopped. But little damage was done
Mrs. Morris. an old aud respecte'
lady of West, died Saturday nigh
after long illness. -
The young men Of our town nav
organized debating club, and ever;
Friday night the capacious school
house rings with their eloquence.
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The Morning a, New York.

New York, September AT an
early hour this morning the river
fronte were crowded by Il small army
of well-dressed men, most of whom
carried OvercOats and had marine
glasses strung over their shoulders
MANY ladies were with the men and
the destination of all was the yacht
race by way of the numberless exclir-
sion boats which, gaily dccked with
bunting, rested easily at the ends OF
piers from far up town to
The battery on either side OF the
CITY. AT the foot of West Twenty
third street the police boa
"Pntrol" received select assemblage
Further down from the foot of the
street, the large ocean steamer "Rich.
monde carried away number OF
ma, sengers. AT the docks of the Iron
Steamboat company, there were boat
receiving large loads of passengers.
The betting which last night hat
changed In favor OF the "Genesta,
shifted again this morning 10 sixty-iiy'
and seventy TO 100 in favor OF tn
"Puritan."
EVERYONE OUT no SEE.
Yachts, steamers, steam
boats, tugs and sailing crafts OF ever
description, are going out towar
Scotland Light, the starting place 10
p to-day's race. Never before,
the memory OF the Oldest II
> habitant, was such lie,
, assembled around Sandy Hoo
) The Genesta sailed out under mai
sail, foressil, aud club topsail. jib, al
Al iib-topsail, at 1898, but when outsi,
" the Hook, she took a tug boat for q
light ship. The wind is now Il
miles All hour and still from the mort
THE WIND BETTER.
10 M.-The wind is now four mi
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BERLIN, September Count Ben
omar, Spanish minister here, has ex-
pressed to the government Spain's re-
aret at the insult offered to Germany
Dy the populace of Madrid, aud has
promised, oil behalf of his govern
ment, that the leaders of the mob will
be punished and that Spain VIII DO
her utmost to prevent repetition OF
the insult. This statement is regard
ed as terminating the incident. ltu
mors, which have reached here from
Paris to the effect that Spain has sent
M ultimation to Germany, are not be
| licyed.
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LONDON, September 5.-Riots be-
tween G Germans aud Czechs inBohemia
continue, and greatly disturb the
Austrian government, as 1t Is feared
Germany may take umbrage at the
state of affairs and demand heavy in-
IDENTITIES for Germans injured by lhe
rowe. Many riots have occurred but
majority Of them have been hushed
up by government officials in order
TO prevent tho hostile spirits between
the conflicting parties from spreading
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NATIONAL NEWS.


WASHINGTON, September L. Presi-
dent Cleveland arrived here at &
O'Clock this morning. The presidents
carriage was in waiting for him al the
depot and he was driven to the white
house where after break fasting he
settled down at once TO work. The
president (who Is well tanned by the
sun and who appears much improved
by his trip says he has had an excel
lent time and has enjoyed perfect
health. He has not been Ill single
day since he left and is At loss 10
understand how the report OF his
serious sickness originated.
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BERLIN, September The feeling
here over the Madrid incident IS one
OF tranquility No serious result Is +
feared although it is admitted there II
an element Of gravity in Spain's in
sistcncy on prior sovereignty over th !,
Caroline Islands aud the unstable
position of King Alfonso.
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WAsnISGroN, September Sur
geon Main, of the Marine hospital
service, has reported to the surgeon
general the details of n visit of in
spection to ampico, Bagdad, San
Tornado aud other cities OF Mexico.
near the border line from which re-
port 1t appears that there is no dan
ger of the introduction OF All epidemic
of any kind from that quarter.
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Troops and Police Favor the Rioters

.
MADRID. September THE police
and troops showed by their good
humor Oh Saturday that
they sympathizod with the
rioters. The government and
royalist organs only timidly urge
moderation. The ant-G German move
ment is genuine, and popular among
all classes. The police offered fee
Bile resistance TO the attacks on the
German embassy, where all the WIN
dows were smashed. At midnight u
procession of forty thousand paraded
the streets, giving cheers everywhere
especially AT the military and naval
clubs, Five thousand troops turned
out TO preserve order. Increased dis
content has prevailed to-day because
the government withheld the decision
of council and the opinion OF the mob
is the government hesitates to sever
relations with Germany. Count Be.
nowar, Spanish ambassador at Berlin
telegraphs that Count Won Hatzfeldt
German foreign minister, declares
the German gun-boat was forbidden
TO hoist German flag where the Span
ish flag fioated and hopes the incident
will not interfere with negotiations
or cordially between the two nation'
as Germany would have prevented
had been possIDIe TO 'tonffuunicate
with the German cruisers after the
receipt of the Spanish note claiming
the Islands.
Count Won Hatzfeldts statement i
confirmed by Count Won Salms Son
newalde, German minister TO Spain.
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PoRr ToRAcco, Nd, September T.
The most destructive hail storm ever
known in this section occurred Saiur-
dap evening. Entire fields Of corn
and tobacco were destroyed; in many
tields not even leaf of tobacco being
left on the stalks. Ear corn was con- con-.
pletely stripped from the stalks WINE
Ii,tie more than half ripe. The nall
stones we're rs large as pullet eggs
and the destruction was genera
wherever the storm touched. I'M
damage in Charles county is estimates
at 100000.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, september
AT 2:20 this morning NJ
started in Doane ON works
which caused AL explosion ol
three stills which were overhowing
and the flaming oil was emptied INTO
Kingsbury creek and ran into the
Standard oil yard, setting fire to the
sgitstors south of the New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio tracks, rhe
loss 10 the company is scarcely in pro
norton TO the magnitude OF the hre "a
mi more than 5000 barrels OF OF
we're lost and the value was less tha'
$50 600. The loss on the plant Is esti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
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New YORK, September 7.-John ! :
Hill, the Texan aud associate OF iiol-
land, who shot and killed Thomas
Davis, is held rs witness for tue
prosecution, and is confined in tue
house of detention. To day he was
brought into the supreme court on
writ of habeas corpus, but before th'
case came up the officers took him DC
fore the grand jury.
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vienna, September 7,-it is report
ed here that the government OF India
has ARA ged convention with Be
lochistan by the terms of which the
latter is 10 assist Afghanistan with
5000 troops, in the event OF nus
SOFA Afghan war. lu return, Beiochls'
tan is TO be subsidized equally WIN
A fghanistan and the Grettah railway
is TO be connected with hila', I'M
capitol of Boloehisian.
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white WINGS.
New York City All Turns Out
to See the Great Yacht
Race.
The Waters About sandy Hook
Literally Alive with Craft
of Every Hind.
Dallying Winds Delay the Race
Hut at Last They Start i'm the
struggle.
The American Yacht Ahead
aud Gaining at Tin,e Of Last
Report.
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.
The Struggle Between the "Puritans
and the sseienesta."

ana the "Genests."
SANDY Hook, N. ", September T.
7:45 a. m.--The bay is dotted with
yachts of every SIZE and each one is
crowded with people who have come
to witness the race for the American
cup between the British yacht Genes
ia and the American yacht Puritan
Early this morning the wind was
light from the east, and it Gained
down however and by this time there
is hardly enough wind TO I'LL sail but
prospects are there will be wind
enough for the race. The ocean
course is quite smooth.
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Miss Mary Davis informs her friends
and the public that her select private
school will reopen on Monday, Sep
TENDER 7th, at the synagogue. She
will be glad to have continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
| tended to her
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From the Rev. DIR, whipple;

AUSTIN, NOV. TO, 1888.
DrsJ.J.&w. II. Tobin:
DEAR SIRs:--I take pleasure in
recommending your great liver med
ieine, Hepatozone, and from expe-
rience think II would be well for no
family to be without il. II is 20 ELI
cient. mild and yet certain TO accom-
plish what is proposed by its use.
j. w. WHiPPLE.
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penne,s pholos arc elegant.

The coolest and best soda and min
eral waters, drawn from the largest
fountain in the state, at w. A. VIII
lian,son Il Co.'S drug store, Fourth
and Austin, opposite McClelland
hotel
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SPAIN AND GERMANY.


MADRID, September 7.-Count Won
liatzfeldt in his statement to Count
Binomar regarding orders that had
been given to the German gunboat,
said the gunboat had been forbidden
TO hoist the German flag where the
Spanish flag had already been hoisted.
lie said the disobedience of the COM
mandor of the gun boat would not af-
feet the situation.
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LOVES FRANKS.



Special to the Examiner -,
LoRENA, September IA wedding
which is tinged somewhat with ro-
nance took place at the residence OF
Mr.. S. o. Hassler, two miles west OF
Lorena OH Sunday afternoon, the par
ties being MIR. j. f. Horton and Miss
Sarah Thomas. MIR. Il. is well-to-do
farmer, and many months ago his wife
died leaving him two motherless
children. This summer he was lonely
mi he pinned for some good woman
| to take care of his babes. His farm
lies OH one side of North Cow Bayou
and Mr.. Thomas on the other; Miss
Sarah, like many other girls, has to
work in the field from planting time
until the crops are all gathered.
While Mr.. II. was working in his cot
ton field on one side of the creek anu
Miss Sarah in her fathers field on the
othar, they looked across the wide ra'
vine and smole sweet smiles OF love
at one another. A stern parent Tor
, babe his daughter marrying any man
i. but the lovers were not to be daunted
and OH Sunday afternoon while Mr.
!, and Mrs. Thomas were taking
quiet snooze Miss Saral
lust put on her best Sun
day rig and her sun-bonnet an
tripped lightly over the prairie !
Mr.. Hassler's residence, where Nj
IL. had a minister, and the marriag
, license all ready and in few minute
y, ~ they were made husband and wifi
!, The couple then got INTO a WACO
~ and when last seen they were goin
~ at two-eight-and-a-quarier gait t.
% ward the setting sun, where the
u will stay few days with frien
hi and when they think the sold maj
r.. is in a good humor, will return
IN their home.
c of A fine rain fell at Lorena Saturd'
10 afternoon, aud was welcomed by Of
va whole neighborhood.
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If bilious, or suffering from impur-
ity of blood, or weak lungs. and fear
of consumption, (scrofulous diseases
of the lungs, take Dr. Pierce's "Gold-
en- Medical Discovery" aud II will
cure YOU. by druggists.
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Castles & Morrison have just re-
ceived large supply of the celebrated
Grape smoking tobacco. The best
cigarette tobacco in the market.
Price from &c. TO zoe. per package.
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peane's cabinet photos.


That nothing equals Tuckcr's 'IlI,"
Improved Iron lnyigorator, for bring
ing Joy and happiness to their homes.
Red, rosy checks on our mothers
and babes makes us forget all our
sorrows.
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The stock of drugs at Castles IL
Morrison's is just as large and varied
as ever, and as cheap. The attention
to customers is at all times prompt
and polite.
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Deane's cabinet photos.

The very latest in gents full weight
suits will be shown by us the latter
part of this week, drop around and
feast yourselves. Levine Bros.
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b. HABER.

In Madrid over the affair has quoted
down and everything was tranquil
last night.
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Onr lines of mems hand-sewed shoes
comprise lifiy styles OF the best stan
dard makes. Sanger Bros.
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Dcane's photos are elegant.

Hamielrs drug store is the great
depot ior drugs.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Putt because they don't stick to Inc
lips.
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School bags, half price al Tafts.
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new ARRIVALS OF FALL GOODS.
SEASONABLE GOODS SEASONABLE GOODS !!

81 $ '=&S 5 &: $ $' ] s%s ;s"z %$ G E$ $7
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Tennessee's Bioos;S a,e'.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September
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Horsfull &
Cameron,

WHOLESALE
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
hE PLAIN & BARB FENCE WIRE
c,I. Austin 8 Fourth SIS" Waco, Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-02
Masters Sale.

Masters Sale.
In tho Circuit Court of the United States for tho
District of Nebraska.
Hannah i. Mcicult
In ChancOry.
John c. Webber.
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that in purs,l-
Il anco and by virtuo OF decree entered in
tho aqove cause, on the 9th day OF July. 1853. f,
Ellis l.. Bierbowcr, Special Master in Chuncery
in said court will, on the 10th day of October,
40, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF the said day, at the front north door OF the
United States court and post office building, in
the city OF Omaha, Douglas county, state and
district OF Nobraska sell at auction the following
described properly, to-wit:
Tho northeast quarter of section twelve 12,,
township six (6I, north; and the southwest quar-
ter OF section ono ll, township hye north: nll
in range eight (Sl, west of tho 9th J.. NJ, in the
county OF Clay and state of Nebraska
ELLIS J.. BIEnBOwEI.
Special Master In Chanocry.
ID. II. ETTIEN, Solicitor for Complainant,
sA2l2SO5