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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-20

New YORK, November 49, Mon
treul special says: :The English COM
muniiy is at last fairly aroused over
the offensive demonstrations which
are ofnighily occurrence. Last night
Alderman Mooney was burned in eff
figy, and il was also the intention of
the mob to honor similarly Alderman
Stevenson. who is the commander of
the Montreal field-battery. The lat
ter part of the programme was not
carried into effect, however, as about
POO of the gallant colonies gunners
had assembled, and were well pre-
pared 10 give the mob a warm recep-
ton. The French say they will burn
Alderman stevenson in efiigy before
his house this evening, and if they
carry out their intentions blood will
certainly flow, as the English have
organized strong defense assocla-
ton, composed of all the Athletic as
sociations. snow shoe clubs and
militia regiments. The feelings of
evaporation on the part of the Eng
lish is increasing, and il the French
want to fight they will probably have
their wish acceded tor
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BoEhara's New Ameer o. X.

ST.. PETERSBURG, November 10
Said Abdul Ahad, the new aineer OF
Bokhara, has made u state entry into
the capital of Bokhara, and received
an ovation from the inhabitants. I he
Russian general Anniun. Kof. was
present, aud the couriesies extended
10 him by the ameer indicated that
the friendly relations hitherto exist.
ing between Russia and Bokhara will
not he affected by the change IN the
amcership. The ameer will send n
special mission 10 st. Peters
burg TO express his friendship for the
Car. The telegraph line from Mera
to Peujdeh on the frontier OF At
ghanistan has been finished.
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CANADIAN CRANKs.
Rioting over Riers EMgy-MiIitary
Called Out.

MONTREAL, November 1.-Two
hundred French-Canadian students,
together with some guarrymen and
others numbering about 800, piraded
he streets last night. The quarry
men carried axe handles, clubs aud
thigh-bones. They showed the peo-
pie from the sidewalks, frightened
horses and committed other agrees
i've acts. II was thought at one time
they would attack the Salvation Army
lall. They have threatened TO attack
The La MiDerve office tonight, and
a Iout 200 men of the Sixth fusiliers
nad assembled at Dominion square to
be in readiness to meet the French
Canadians should they attempt to
carry out their purpose of burning
Colonel stevenson in eiligy, in the
square, II is stated that the demon.
stations were the result of iniorma-
lion which the students of Victoria
university had received during the
day, TO the effect that the students of
McGill (English) university intended
to burn Riel in eiiigy on the Camp de
Mars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-20

LINCOLN, NEB,, November ia
circular TO the national land league
was issued yesterday by President
Egan. designating the following per-
sons to act as committee with the
president of the municipal council OF
the league in New York TO suitably
receive Parnell and his colleagues on
their arrival. and escort them TO the
national convention at Chicago. The
several members of the national ex
ecutive committee designated are
Rev. Chas. 0'Rielly, Patrick A. Col
Inns, James Mooney, Alexander Sulli
van, Rev. j. j. Conaty, John Boyl,
ORielly, Genl. NJ. kerwin, Pairicl
Ford and John Finerty.
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81 Louis, November 10 All pre-
liminary arrangements have been
made for holding the fourth annual
convention OF the National Cattle aud
Horse Growers association here next
week. Arrangements for the enter
iainlnent of delegates are now com
pletcd. Fully 1000 regularly accred-
tied delegates have already been re-
ported, and over 5000 cattlcmen from
forty-one states and territories will
be IN attendance aud look TO the in.
terests of their various sections of the
country. The rancho interests will
be largely represented, gut there will
also be many breeders from the east
and north present. A wide range of
questions will be discussed, aud IL il
expected the convention will do q
large amount of important work.
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THE CATrLEMEN.


'"e ""rh w convention AZ Chicago
CHICAGO, November 10 Among
the proceedings of the national CATTLE
growers convention not mentioncd
In yesterdays dispatches was a paper
read by Thomas Sturgis, of Chey.
enne, Wyo., on alive stock diseases
from commercial standpoint The
paper recommends
l. A somewhat larger appropria-
ton for seaboard quarantine, so that
the bureau might retain men of char.
acter aud ability.
2. The suppression of foreign dis.
eases, increased power to the bureau
of animal industry, and the passage
of sanitary laws modelled on those of
Nebraska
3. TO sustain aud rigidly enforce
local quarantine for protection
against domestic diseases.
The paper was warmly applauded
by those present.
The chairman of the committee on
resolution then made his report. The
resolutions provided for the follow
ing: A finance committee of five to
collect subscriptions and raise fund
- NoNt't' hhu ettuIt ltHlh-
lation, this committee TO act under
the direction of he executive COM
mittcc of the National Cattle Drovers'
association. The committee is to
gather aud give TO the press authentic
information In regard TO contagious
diseases, so rs to remove the poular
misconception A third, is to urge
upon congress the necessity OF por-
frcting the existing laws aud to make
provisions for national oversight of
cattle diseases by the commissions of
agriculture. Resolutions asking for
an appropriation ofnot less than 81
100000 from congress TO pay for dis
eased cattle slaughtered, and to pro-
vide for the payment of expenses In
setting the value Of cattle on the basis
OF health, before Inspection, were fin.
ally adopted.
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AUSTIN.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by GOV
ernor ItcIHnd-New Press
Association.

Thanksgiving Proclamation by GOV
ernor ItcIHnd-New Press
Association.
Special to the Examiner.
AUSTIN, November 19-'rhe COVER
nor has issued the following procla-
nation:
Whereas, for many generations il
has been the custom of the American
people to meet together, on day
especially named, once yea, FOR the
purpose of giving thanks for all the
blessings enjoyed by them and to in-
woke their continuation, now, there
fore, |, John Ireland, governor of
Texas, d hereby des gnate Thur 'day,
November &c, 1885; rs day ii
Thanksgiving and rejoicing for our
freedom from scourges and pesiil-
ence, for continued prosperity, for
peace and the manifold evidences OF
divine favor to us, as a people and
state"
Chartered: The Texas Afternoon
Press association
The rumor that the Knights o.
Labor intend boycottiug the capita
contractors because they employ con
victs in the rock quarries, is denied
here by prominent members of tina
order.
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WAsHINGTON, November 49,
Col. Z. S. McCaley, commandant OF
the marine corps, in his annual re-
port says that the Panama expedition
showed in the strongest manner,
what he had for years stated to the
department namely, that the marine
corps had not enough officers and
men. All the shore stations were
nearly stripped and left without ade-
quate protection, and the guards
were withdrawn from many ships
which gave rise TO much inconyeni.
ence. Some of the captains of tn,
corps have been tweuty-one years in
that grade aud several list lieutenants
have been twenty years in the ser
vice.
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Tue Bulgarian. Take Heart Again.

LONDON, November l9.-Bulgaria
is dcnuding the Turkish frontier of
troops aud sending all her available
forces to the frontier TO combat the
Servians The public are allowed to
go TO depots on the route TO see their
relatives and frienus, aud many vii
layers are tramping long distances
and waiting at the depots several
hours, aud in some cases whole days
and nights, in order TO see their
friends and give them flowers and
presents. Prime Alexandcrs sue
cess before Sliynitza has revived the
courage of those going to the front
aud they undergo the extreme lard
ships with remarkable toriitude. In
many cases they are compelled TO
march long distances in bad weather
and at night, TO camp in open spaces
where they are unsh iltered, not hav-
ing even ordinary tents to protect
them from the weather.
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SERvIA'S STORY !
1t is All We Get From the
Seat of War Between
Servia and Bulgaria,
Therefore tn. Victories are on
Her Side, and Bulgaria Wins
Nothing at All.
The Powers Behind the scenes
are SIM Very quiet, nut
There's Fun Ahead.
Canada Threatened win an e.
fgy War, as the English
Blood Is Up.
BULGARIO.sEavIAN WAR.


LONDON, November l9.-The Times
says: at is reported that Turkey and
Servia have agreed to arrange condi-
tions of peace after the capture OF
'ofia. Turkey prefers strong Ser
via to n strong Bulgaria, but also de-
sires TO save Prince Alcxander's posi-
ton as much as possible. Servia like.
wise does not wish to personally hu.
muiliate Prince Alexander"
Adyices from Belgrade say that
Servian administrations have been
arranged for the occupied districts In
Bulgaria. The inhabitants of the
places thus far occupied, il is claimed
display friendly spirit towards the
Servians.
A dispatch from Tzarbared to the
standard says: "a decisive attack
was delayed until all the Seryian col.
umns had been concentrated, but q
heavy cannonadc was kept up
throughout the day and several sham
attacks were made A private tele-
gram received at Belgrade states that
all the troops comprising the Widdin
garrison have been made prisoners,
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Emgy Burner. az sherbrooke.

SHERBRoOKE, QUEBEC, November
l9.-Last night, several hundred per
sons assembled here with the avowed
intention OF burning in ciligy of Sir
John Macdonald, but Lieutenant
Colonel lbbotsan appeared on the
scene and detied the crowd to carry
out their design. Others came to his
assistance and they soon succeeded
in putting out the fire. The disturb
auce soon became known and the
Orangemon, who were then in their
hall, appeared on the scene and sue
ceeded in carrying the rescued efligy
to their hall where il was followed
by the excited participants. Quiet
was not restored until midnight.
Several arrests were made.
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GERMAN GUILE.


BERLIN, November l9.-The Reich
stag was opened to-day with the
usual Formally. The imperial speech
was. in substance, as follows; The
pope's mediation is expected to settle
the Carolines' question in manner
corresponding TO the friendly rela,
tons existing between spain and
Germany. The foreign relations OF
Germany are peaceful aud friendly
with all nations, aud the emperor
confidently hopes that the Balkan
conflict will not disturb the peace OF
the empire. as he trusts that the sign,
ers of the Berlin treaty will succeed
in securing respect for the treaties by
the people and rendered independent
by them.
The emperor said he was animated
by the confidence that Gods blessing
in the future as in the past, will b'
granted to Germany's efforts to main
| tain peace.
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LONDON, November l9.-British
'onsul Tasseilles, who is at Belgrade
and who keeps Lord Salisbury in-
formed OF everything that transpires
in connection with the war, makes no
mention of the reported capture OF
Widdin by the Servians. ltis, there
fore, believed that the Bulgarians still
hold Widdin. II is noteworthy that
almost all the war accounts so fai
have emanated from Servian sources
the Servian authorities forbiddinf
war correspondents to accompany thu
Servian forces.
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BELGRADE, November l9.--An nc
count from Tzarbared, Seryian head
quarters at the bat yesterd ~, he
fore Slionitza, states that the Seryiani
were unable TO bring their full
strength into the action, and were
thus defeated and compelled TO with
draw to Dragoman Pass. A junction
of the Danube, Drina aud Shnmalit
divisions with the second class re
serves will be completed to-day. Thii
will bring foriy-eight more battal
lions of infantry into action TO
gether.
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SALT LAKE. November ia
special TO the Tribune from Franklin,
Idaho, says: deputy Marshals Ben
nett, Greene and Stalker made a raid
here last night aud arrested Thomas
Lowe for illegal cohabitation. After
this arrest n mob cndeavored to res
cue the prisoner and drive the mar
shals from the town, and during the
melee which followed, Robinson, one
o: the ring-leaders, was shot but
managed to escape. j. l.. Webster
and Others were arrested and will be
taken to Oxford for examination be-
fore the United States commissioner.
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CHICAGO, November ls.-About
three hundred short horn cattle
breeders from all parts of the coun
try were In attendance at the fifth an
nual meeting of their association last
night. An Invitation from the cattle
growers convention for the short
horn breeders TO connect themselves
with that organization was accepted
aud the secretary was instructed to
forward membership fees for the en-
tire body II was resolved to send
representatives to the ST. Louis con-
yention of the National Cattle and
Horse Growers association ON the 23d
instant.
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WASHINGTON, November l9.-From
the annual report of Chief Inspector
West. of the postofiice department II
appears that $50 arrests were made
by postofiice inspectors during thu
year, Convictions were obtained in
l79 cases in United States courts, and
in twenty-four cases in state courts
Two hundred and thirty-two of tn
persons arrested await trial, and thu
other cases were dismissed or no
prosecuted During the year AS
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CoNsrANTINoPLE November 10
Sir William White, the British EN-
bassador, has been informed by the
porte that Crete is tranquil, and that
there is no prospect of disorder in
that island. The Balkan conference
met again to day, and il is stated
that one of the results OF the meet
ing is that Turkish envoy will go to
Phillipopolis under the POrte''
name but without mandate from
the conference.
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HAVANA, November l9-The gov
ernor-general has been officially noti-
fed of the killing of the three
bandit, Mendaz Ramon, Hernaldez
and Andres zero, during an encoun-
ter with Captain vergas aud six vol
unteers, in the wilds of the woods OF
the La Cienago province of Santa
Clara. One of the volunteers, who
was seriously injured in the fight, has
since died.
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WASHINGTON, November l9.-Thc
attorney general has given an opinion
TO the secretary of the treasury, to tn,
effect that the court of commissioners
of the Alabama claims is legally con
stituted as at present organized. The
opinion applies only to the appoint
ment of the judges and does not touch
ON the general question of the legal
ty of the appointments OF the o,he
officers of that court.
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E. AABER

posioffices were robbed and 256
burned. Thirty.three postal cars
were destroyed by fire. Complaints
of loss of mail TO the number of
1859 were investigated and, actual
loss was found to have occurred in
500 cases. The inspectors recovered
Sl5,303 of tho missing funds, Al d
$4,000 was restored 10 the owners.
From delinquent post-masters the
sum of S5S,652 was received and
turned into the treasury.
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BRussELs, November 1.-the In
dependence Beige to-day published a
dispatch from its correspondent al
sofia stating that the Scryians had al.
lacked the Third Bulgarian regiment
escorting an ambulance train, and
bayoneted the wounded soldiers In
the ambulances. The correspondent
also states that Prince Alexander sub
mi,s to the terms Of the sultan, en-
bodied in the latter's reply TO th,
princes appeal for help, and begs th'
sultan TO aid him at once.
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WASHINGTON, November 19.-Mr
Bayard, secretary OF state, and Mr..
Romero, the Mexican minister, are
about to exchange the Publications OF
an additional article to the CONNER
cial treaty between the United States
aud Mexico, of January Goth, 1888, ex-
tending the time to May 10th, 1886,
for the approval of the necessary laws
to carry into effect the operation OF
the said commercial treaty.
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CHICAGO. November ia severe
storm has been raging on this shore
Of Lake Michigan since last night and
the sea has been running very high
in consequence. A series of disasters
are reported and it is feared that
there are more TO be heard from
While trying 10 make this port, three
schoopers ran upon the breakwater
| All the vessels were taken off but il
a badly damaged condition, No lives
were lost,
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Couldn't stand the Mono,ony.

WAsHINGToN, November l9.-J. c.
Ranly, of Buffalo, has rendered his
resignation as appointment clerk OF
the postoilice department. He was
appointed to the Office one month
ago, and coming from active newspa.
per work, finds the work Of appoint
ment clerk too monotonous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-20

WAsHINGToN, November 1.-the
president made the following appoint
ments to.day: WIN. Smith, of Red
wood Falls, MINI, TO be register of
the land Office at CroOkston, Mimi;
WIN, S. Austin, of Seattle, Wy. T., TO
be register of the land Office at
Vancouver, Wv Il.
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New YORK, November l9.-Dr.
William rockingham, one OF the best
known physicians in this city, suicided
this morning by shooting himself
through the head. twas supposed the
deed was done during temporary
attack of insanity, but further investi-
CATION by the family and police con.
WINGED both that the doctors death
was due to accident rather than
suicide.
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THE BURMESE WAR.
nanda,y win Fan tuesday Next.

RANGooN, November l9.-General
prendegast, commanding the British
expeditionary force, has strongly gar
risoued the town of Mihnla. which he
captured from the Burmese. He ex-
poets to reach Msndaly on Tuesday
next
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WASHINGTON, November bat a
meeting of the cabinet, to-day, each
of the members submitted a state
ment of affairs in his department
which he deemed of sufficient conse-
quence to be brought to tn. attention
of congress in the presidents forth
coming message.
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WASHINGTON WAITS,


WAsHINGToN, November 49,
Speaker Carlisle was so i'll when he
arrived here this afternoon that he
was obliged to take to his bed at ouce.
Visitors are not permitted to see him
and cards are not taken up to his
room.
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CHICAGO, November l9.-The barb
ed-wiro manufacturers accomplished
the object of their meeting yesterday,
when they agreed to limit the pro-
duction OF 1886 and to advance prices
sharply,
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BELGRADE, November 19-
la disphtch from Tzarbared
says: Taat two Bulgarian bat
| teries were defeated to-day in an en-
gagement with the Servians ON the
road between Bresnik and Pernik
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SOFIA, November ia Telegram
states that bulgarian troops have re-
captured Bresnik and dispersed the
Servians, and that no fears are enter
tanned at present for the safety of
Sofia.
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CHICAGO, November i9.-In the
great billiard match Schaefcr defeated
Vignaux, making 600 points to Wig
naux's 507.
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LONDON, November ia rumor
prevails here that an armistice has
been agreed upon between Servia and
Bulgaria.
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The Bulgarians lost 200 men killed
and wounded; the Servians captured
sixty prisoners and a quantity of am
munitiOn and provisions
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KEEL, November l9.-The authori-
ties here have received renewed in
structions to order Germen- Ameri-
cans TO quit the island of Foehr.
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Ladies' should look ct the new styles
hats and bonnets Sanger Bros are
showing.
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Pixies Toothaohe drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
sorns and bunions.
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Messrs. W. N. Grand Il Co., have
just received a car load of crockery.
Some of their chamber sets are per-
fectly beautiful.
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Pure apple cider on draught at w.
A Williamson Il Co.'s drug store,
Fourth annd Austin. Try il.
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Lots of new hat shapes to please the
ladies, at Sanger Bros.
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Big sale of linens At Sanger Bros
this week.
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Bargains in table linens at Sanger
Bros this week.
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Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at b. Haber.
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B. HABE Err.

he dengue has about its and the Ladies of
Waco and surrounding country will be able to be
out shopping, preparing for the cold
weather and by doing it will
be treat to you to stop
and examine the
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bargains in millinery this week at
Sanger Bros.
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just received, bottles tor covering,
at w. A. Williamson Il Co.'s, Fourth
aud Austin.
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All our ladies' silk wraps reduced
this week. Come and compare prices.
SANGER Bros.
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A new lot of misses felt hats at
Sanger Bros,
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SANGER BROTHERS.
HOUSE-FURNISHING
And Linen Department Takes
The Lead this Week for Special Bargains

mis- Department the
Table Napkins Towels spasher sheotng Piano aud Table Gov
goods the prices always
@ And with calling attention this department this week
We Offer the Following Special Bargains