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Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
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February 1sth-An sst 70 aSolish Asxi.
pan fsasta, passsd.
The partial spprspriatiso bill which pass.
ID the H0ass yesterday, vss promptly 10
ds6nitsly pssspensd by The Cssnsil, on ths
Rround that Il vsold vorh a. i,jsssios %
',thsrs who ass i,tsrsstsd In ths ssasssi sp-
prepFiatiua biil.
} House msaosial 70 Osnessss, prsy,ng
, hat aliens b pssAibitsa from holding lasss
rasts Of land. passsd.
: Hoass memorial 70 CoaGrsss fs(1ssttng
asstor.ty 70 dispsss Il snivssasy asA
school lands, passod.
The Governor today sGns& ~ hill 70
rsgulsts the ovnsrship Of real property by
alisus.
February 1ath-Risisy's rssslstioa Sss
adjosrnnsat sins ~ o. March lJth. aAA
that no Asv bilis b intsoAssed aftss Marsh
7th, wss nsds ths sSs5al ssdsr ~ Moa.
day.
Frame intssdassas vssitis. ssataini,g
! 80 narnas AsAinst ths 6ivisioa Of Coshiss
county.
Porter i,trodsssd bill fer the ssastrss-
tisn Of . railroad frea Mssissps 70 Phssix.
In the interest sf this bill b. nsas an sble
Argument.
Rislsy's bill, regulating drainage Of ninss
pAsssd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
MINING IN MOHAvE.
ITEMS IRON THE VARIOUS MIxINo
CAMPS.

In ~ Twins guish, nssu CsEbst, Ns
Jsoss Aas ~ asaAtra rsnnina 90 ore from
~ Hsrsss and vsadssbilt Minis. We hopS
hs viii make ssessss Of II.
On Ne Tigrsss mine at Htosktsu Hill
nsssra- =. Gray. Reilly Msshaa havs besn
q work for some time, ssttiaG cot . ear.
lead Of ore fog shipmsnt. The work was
completed yesterday, and ths arst isad has
already Isft for Kingnan. This 10 ems of
he Oldest claims on tAs hill, ssd bss PRO-
dussd iarrs amount Of very rish ore l,
years. Dass. Wsars pissssd 70 psts shas
prspssations are nov bsing nads TO opsa
mp this mine In systsnasis manner, BY
running tunnsi under The old workings.
4 road will also - built froas tbs dump to
iatsrssst ths kinGnau road, ani thas avoid
sbs sspsnss Of packing.
John Ksnnsdy has two mes at work %
tbs Little Chisf, ons Of the best known high
Grsas minss in Wsilspai disariot. He has
about hvs tons Of ore on the dump. ab0et
swo tons Of which hs sslls 6rst. olass ore,
and which may b dspsndsd on 70 mill In
the nsiehborhood Of 500 70 the Ton. while
(" this city; and dssisssssdd d ssd and Il dft tEaiE T d
y spublic Miut in Pbilsdslpha, besid
= other public buildings and . numb
. of churches IN different paris of d
country. The public structures d
> signsdby him are noticeable for the
t6t simple classic beauty and ersnde,
= Of outline He liked the old Coril
ls THAN and Ionic columns without az
, modification. Two famous mon,
ments now bssr his name tho Wssl
NJ irgton monumsntin baltimore an
the Washington monument
this city. He designed the Baltimo,
monument and performed the feat {
raising the huge ststue Of Wssbips
ton TO the tip Of that structure,
feat cousidsesd marvellous st th
) time. -r9f Erttss tH-r, ga ar..
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

JsAes 0hastsE isfs % Friday fsr trip 70
0slA Daain fos Ne purposs II starring ~
verk % some Il Ne slsins - svss in
thas Ds0nising district.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Ar ~ y ssrlAss ssss.iss h Aarissya
eeaaAy.
Psrdy's bin relating y sssastssssAipa.
Dasssd.
rsstss's bill for ~ rsvisioa a tks sods
vaa iaAs1sitsiy psstpoasA.

1sooSv Sthn -N0oo0u Uxsa bVeotso8 "
esasrAi inserpasasioas tsksa sp; ~ sosa
I'll sdoptsd ~ Hosss aasaansas rsAsdna
tAs nsDbss q seFa e lad vhssA alissl
60 ssqaass from 60 assss - 40 ssssa
Ths - sss ~ prsssrvstisa II ssas
pssss4. .~4
TAs ast - sesosrsss tAs dsstsvstiou ol
vild animals b Ne ssvssai eeestiss a ~
Tsrrisory. szssSs tAs ossnsiss es Pinsl s,d
Ysma. paassd.
Ths sst - aSvssvriats os,sso - dsfssy
sIpsnsss - ths sxhihit Il Arissas at ~
New Orleans Expssitioa ssns -. snd
Wssdis, u Yisal, Dsvsd - amsaA By ~.
dsci.g ~ sum - el,sao. Stssksss sup
ported ths smsaansat sad Stsvast svpsssd
II. Ansssd,sat lest BY vsts sf . - ..
Bill vss thaa tsksa y snA passsl.
The 0ovssssr sppeovsd tAs fslloving
bills:
A bill for ~ pssssstiss. es live stssk
srsvsss.
A So - vsaish Tie .,iavfsl Aisvoasi Of
nertGaGed psrssnai psopsrSy.1
An sot - snspd section d - sst -.
titlsd an sss to create sad DrsssEihs ~ L.
Ties Of Attorney ossssai.
February Nth.-Ris,sy issrsasssd . bill
to establish pss,is sskoe, sysasa, ssa
maintain ~ sans.
Brown. Of Pima, iasrslsss6 bin to -
tsbiish . territorial printing oaDss asd
printer.
Porter introduced . bill requiring ths
slsrk Of tbs SsIss.s Csort to record al!
opinions.
AIso bill apSropriasins Sseo for shs par.
poss Of having I'll pss,ioss spiaioes given
Bill Of Imss providing for ths traassrip-
tion Of rseotds Of Hohsvs county, passsd.
Portsr's bill repeating certain sections Of
The code relative 70 attsehnsnts vss slso
passsd.
The Substitute bill for tAs original bills
BY Nichols and Asan, relative
~ liens Of mechanics. laborsrs and Others.
passed.
Council bill prohibiting district judges
Who try Gases in distrios s"srts from sitting
apon the same osss In the suprsGs court.
passed
Appropriation bill providing for salariss
sf Territorial ofissrs for the next two years
gas passed.
, Council bill relating to mortgages IN esr.
ain oasss pisssd.
TIE bill creating the ofloe Of Bahk Coo.
missioner fer Ari1,na. and making ths ter.
Iitorial auditor tbs oomnissiosss 1t . aal.
try Of 81 900 psr annun passsd ~ Heass
indsr suspension Vt tbs rulss. =
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

Our townsman, 7. J. Christis. decorated
the froat of his s,lo,n with nsss last We'd.
nssdsy. in honor Of Prsddsnt i,lsvslsnd's
inauguration, bat ethsrwiss the day Iasssd
oR. a. usaal hers.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

II 10 annsunosd, BY sifssLS rsssivsd
here few days ago, that Fsthss Lsbrsssn.
ths Cashslis priest, Who h pastor q Yrss-
sots, viii b at Mineral Park h rSs sseosl
week Of this usosth.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

Mr. and Nrs. Gideon C,rnsl and thsir
Aasshtsr. Miss hate; os,,e ~ from thsir
hsautiful Aoas % Ne Bis SasAy Last Zen.
dsy evening" and rspai>sd In tsvn until
Tuesday. During shsis stay thsy we're the
gussts Of 0ur District Attorney.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

Miss Ests g. Cernsli. daaehtss sf ssidsss
csr,sli, was, on Moadsy hast, issfsrs the
Board Of Exaninsrs % applisatioa for .
tsashsr's sertiAests. Shs paa.sd critical
sxauni.stioa With sass; and nsai,sss sf ths
board spsak In ths hishsH tsrms II hsf -
esoplishmsnts. 1-Ts
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Dasss,stsss q Cs-psslsssshsp.

The se.psrtnsrship bssstofOss sxissiaa
bstwssa M. Williams. Jsnss J. Hyds end
Amen n. Smith. andss tbs AIn saIAA and
styis Of The Miner Publishing Csmpaay, ID
this dav dissolved. The nndsrsisnsd hsv-
in9 pssshsssd ths satirs intsrsst Of Mr..
1aith, viii esatiass ths bssinsas, 81 wiiI
ss+tls al ths Outstanding Sssssss e ~
late Am.
Minsfal Pssk, February NH l1os.
nnF G. n. WnLsAnD.
JAM J. A1Ho.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

By letter rsssivsd from fria,d o. Rio
vile ~ are Informed that . rsHor u IN
sirsalstisn in that nsishsorheed that our
worthy fellow citizen, Wm. J. Roe. had
ben arrested on . charge Of sslling liquor
70 Indians. The rumor No dssbt srsss from
The fsot thst Mr.. Roe fsssatiy sossd - one
of the bonasuasa Of another psssoa, arrested
for ths ssns Of snss. We are happy to in
fos. the frisads Of Mr.. Roe, sboaH Riovilis.
thss hs Ia still frss man, and not suspect
ID pf any violation Of the laws Of The land.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
PATENTS

sUxn o. q - e1uMysc A.s.ssAs q.
-. !. Ssfsssss s. = sesi n = ssss s.:s o.
~: Ss;ss esFsTT,. s;., e. H.ss ss. s - -
fs1Ssts oStainsz tkr1ssb AUyHf 90. - Sssiss,
. t1s ecI5HIy1o AnEsoAs, ths AngsS sss. -
Hsshiy. ePssadid saGavsnSs apd tntsrsst!aG e.
e: ss ss:'21:ssa 1sa ss'es e. ans
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

Mr.. Jossph Scar, Will knsvn and relia-
bic assaysr. hss established hisnsslf st the
Indisn Boy miss, On ssseksea Hai. and 10
pssparsd u do assayng At asy and all
Simoz. ,.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

As. snA Mrs.. q. 9. Csrpsstsr. Of Csrbss,
sslsSrstsd their silver wedding h,ss Sunday.
The Amns s1sssds to them its ,ssasrstsis-
tions and bsst wishes.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

We seAissd several sz he bsy, With shsiT
bssas bissksd and best bsb and tushsr -
Lest Sunday end Monday, bot ass at . isss
fss ths ysason.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Disssastiss Of Cs-DartsershiD.

WhooOuot1Oo OH SOspOPtoekoo11.
The so.partns ship hsrstofors s1istinR
under the Arm name and style Of wslton 1
Bsscher 10 this day dissolved by mutual
coassnt l.Smson 8. wslton having retired
from the Arm. The business viil b ccn.
tinnsd ~ hsrstofors, st kinGnaa and Min
sral Park. a. T.. BY q. ". Bssohsr. sndss
The nams Of BsssAsr 4 Co., Who vill collect
eli outstanding dsSts doe 70. ssA sasuns
all liabilities Of. ths lsts ArD II Wslson 1
Bosehae. ~ ~
KAs,nsa, A. +. February M lsss.
tt.s&s LAnses 3. WRasa.
q. ". Bpseas1.
Rsssrring - the sbovs poties, ws dssirs
70 thank the pablo for their lib.
siai Istroaaes In The past, and shall ~
ssf bsst sndsavers 70 mssit . ssatinuaAss
sf tAs aeuss.
Bs,cs1s 4 Co.
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Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

Oar thanks ere dss to Nssars. Nssksnsis
md Hardy for ssns bssatifsi specimens
frsw shs Indian Boy mise, sAevina ,asivs,
wire and rsby silvsr In rrofusisn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

NOTNE.-W. H. Taesart = Cs. yin ss.
tssd 70 ~ bssinsss dsrias ~ ssssass
fss. kh'sns.f 53T -T-. C
mi I'LL. II 4,% Nv. YelnAs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Aasertiss In the Nnns.

Aasertias In the Anns.
-------~-S--------
Dr.. Il. =. Bsfssss, ~ vsll knsv1 g-dsn.
tist wili mako oas Of kis periodical visits "a
Mineral Para sSsst the ssssad vssk ID
Apxii nsHs. Thossin nssd Of his profss.
sisni sslvioss will Do we'll - ssnsssbss
this, and thsisby ssvs thsnssivss the sx.
psass Of d trip 10 Califo.nia. ,,,a. - &.
Justices blanks Of all kinds on hand or
printed 90 short notiss at the Ninsr Job
ofAos. Ssnd yosr ordsrs and b furnished
cheap for cash.
ksfsrriAg 10 . notiss, in anstbss eolnnn
Of ths dinsolstisn II the drm Of Wsiton 3
Bssehsr. II 10 imperative shst the cid busi.
nsss b siessA ap. We therefore sTRs q
Dronpt s,ttismsat With ths undsrsiGnsd Of
al ssssunts dus ths lats Arm.
u n " / tit h'''1.a q Go.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

d. Bonslli has eonssrustsd Rad ~ The
Virgin river 10 81. Thon -. - list IN trav-
cling fron Riovllls - II. Thenas sss cross
- the Virgin bat onss. This viii b Of
great bsnsnt ct ssrtais sssssns, ,,ss - II
makes the josrusya . mile ana l,slf longer
shaa BY the old read. The lstss, !, pssfsrs-
bic whsn In god senditSsa-
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

The writer and his bsstsr half spsat ~
early part sf The vssk 10 CsrSss snioyiss
the Aospisaitty Of Mrs. il. .. C01satss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

4 sorssspe.dsns writing sssssst shairs
ia shs ssgioa sf II Dorado Canss s,d the
Virgin sisss. snose othss thi,nI tells a.
hat tbs n.sa wortiAa IN the sslt mines
fsesd. the other day, pisss Of vssd 70.
ssnblisg esns, % solidly imbsddsd in :hs
rock salt. below the cap ronk, shss ii could
not - extracted without breaking 1t. II
muss have been there for long time.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
L.ecal Brsvities.

Oar cid friend Matt. Carr. - god .
Ssastx miner - thsrs h n ths district, y
working o The indiaa Boy. .s.. g..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
OUR CABLE LETTER.
A General Review Of Foreign Facts
and Fancies.


LONDON, November 2S.-The politi-
cal situation tonight indicates that
the conservatives will remain Ia pow
err. Itnow seems impossible for Mr..
liladstone's party TO secure that ma
jority of members in the next parlia.
nent which Lord Salisbury has de-
clared necessary, 20 prove that the
British people desire change in the
government, hence both conservatives
and liberals now accept the tory re-
tention OF office Us a certainty, and
both parties have begun shaping their
affairs to conform TO this. In fact, the
greatest of the liberal leaders are al
present speculation upon Lord Sails
bury's probable policy. ltis thought
the tory premier Mil re arrange his
cabinet before the opening of psrlia.
neut, whether his party holds power
by virtue of small majority of III
own or by virtue ofstrength derived
from an alliance with the Parnellites
IL Is everywhere considered
that he will be forced I,
make the Irish question TIN
subject of his first important meas
ure OF legislation, as the home-ruler
will consequently have the balance o
power, and legislation proposed b,
conservatives for the benefit of Ire
land, will have to contain very geneI
Gus and radical concessions in orde
to be acceptable 10 league members
but their demands In this respeC
may be regarded by the new govern
| ment as extortionate, and may be r,
fused. 1he Parnellites at preser
threaten TO USE their power to bloc
all legislation until their demands q
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
DEATHS DISPLAY.
The Dead Vice. president Ly.
ing in State at the Old
Indiana Home.
President Cleveland Advised by
Many Prominent Men Not
TO Attend the Funeral.
Mrs. Hendricks Also Adds HeI
Council and Requests Him
to Follow Dnty.
Those RiOting Miners Meet Two
vigorous Sherins and Re-
tire Dis.omfitted.
AWAITING BURIAL.
The sad Picture nj the lndisnnpoi
Home.

The sad Picture at the indianapolis
Home.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 2S.-This
afternoon the body of Vice-President
Hendricks was dressed, and after be-
ing placed in the burial casket was
carried down stairs to the front par
lor where 1t will remain until to-
morrow. Around the room, on
tables aud nantes, are beautiful floral
devices, sent in by sympathetic friends,
and on the coffin is large
pillow OF white flowers with the
simple initial "H' In blue immortelles
in the centre. The casket rests near
the window, aud through the dark
ened curtain but little light falls upon
it. The face of the dead man retains
very much of its natural appearance
and, aside from the closed eyes and
rigid muscles, the presence of death
is not shown conspicuously.
Only the intimate friends of the
family were admitted to the room,
aud to night the house was
closed entirely to callers. At 10
o'clock tomorrow, morning the
military companies mill march 10 the
residence aud with the metropolitan
police will escort the remains to the
court. house where they will lie in
state ill Monday evening. The body
will rest in the catafalque in the
middle of the main corridor, which
will be covered with black serge and
over it all will be II black silk canopy
while both the interior and exterior
of building will be heavily draped IL
mouruiup
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

New YORK. November ga
Washington special to the Post says:
"'rhe replies TO Secretary Mannlng's
circular of inquiry for views on tariff
revision have been classified far
enough TO show that the correspond
eDce, when forwarded to congress,
will be q strong popular protest
against tariff agitation. The first 200
replies were more equally divided
between those who favor end those
who oppose tariff revision. The mum
Der has since more than doubled aud
the late replies show great prepond-
erance against tariff agitation In the
coming session of congress. Compar-
lively few of the correspondents ex-
press satisfaction with the existing
law, but many who criticise 1t as am
biguous and inconsistent, argue that
II eau be borne better than the evil 6
bich would result from agitation"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight In the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdogen, causing
the patient to suppose no has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor,
ing organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, hatulency'
uneasiness of the stomach; etc. a
moisture like perspiration, producing
a very disagreeable itching, alter get
ting warm, is common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at once to the application Of Dr. 30
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts di
rectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, sllaying the intens
itching, and eifecting a permanen
cure. Price so cents. Address tn
lDr. Bosanko Medicine Co., piqua Ce
sold by w. a. Williamson u 70,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

The following letter will interest all
who suffer from Diabetes, Dyspepsia
or Debility:
San Francisco, Jan. IS, 1885.
Messrs. Farewell 4 Rnines, Water
town, n. Y.
| hasien to bear my unsolisited tes-
timony to the excellence OF your
Gluten Flour.
After several months of sickening
effort 20 live ON bran and other de-
testable kinds of bread, theluxury OF
eating biscuit made from your houf
must be experienced to be appreci'
/ ateu.
wish could convey Information
of the relief aud help have seeu de
rived from it to every sufferer In III
LIS. KAILssH, lex mayer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
sPAIS's CRISIS.
win mercede. be Crowned auocn.

VIII Mercedes be Crowned Quoen.
MADRID, November 2S.-The gov
erumeut denies the reported uprising
of Carlists in the north. Queen
Christina in an interview with Pre-
mier Sagasta expressed her desire
that his policy be one of moderation,
rather than ofrepression and said she
wished to appeal TO the chivalry of
the people, in defense of the crown
of her daughter. AS soon as the new
ministry is sworn in. the cortes will
be cOnyoked to proclaim Mercedes
queen aud ratiiy the regency of
Christina. The sad procession from
FL Pardo TO Madrid was made under a
flood of glorious sunlight and the
weather was delightful. II is esti-
mated that the multitude who viewed
the pageant, numbered at least 80,
coo Great anxiety is expressed with
regard to the attitude of the vatican
in the present crises. The pope will
undoubtedly have great influence
over the political situation, aud If the
vatican favors a regency aud the
browning of Mercedes, the Carlls'
movement will come to naught.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
SOUTH AMERICA.


LIMA, November 2s.-The excite
lnent of yesterday is undated owing
10 the reported proximity of General
Caceres aud everything testities TO
the uneasiness of tho people. The
palace was the scene of great activity
Towards evening the government
transports arrived at Callao from the
south bringing the needed reinforce
iuonts, which were at once transferred
TO the capital. No reliable news of
Caceres' whereabouts eau be obtained.
The steamship Columbia which went
sonth on commission has gone
ashore.
The situation here is still critical;
but nothing is positively known re-
garding the movement OF troops. In
view of the present excited state of
affairs decree has been issued pro-
hibiting groups of more than two
persons forming In the streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
LABOR TROUBLES.
The striking Miners sack Down.

PITTsBURo, November Is The
siuation of the coal miners trouble
in the Monongahela valley is a. fol-
lows: Last night the sherifs of
Washington aud Faye,te counties
had massed their forces and had
guards placed iu and around each
mine, and they notified the strikers
that any attempt at violence this
morning would DO vigorously met
The strikers ON reviewing the case
became alarmed aud during the early
hours of the morning came from
their hiding places, scaled the hills
and made for their homes ON foot
The Recruiting parties we're then no
titled to proceed no further. Th'
workmen In the fourth pool are in
Inundated and none of them mad'
the attempt to return to work to-day
They all, however, have promised u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Sr LOUIS, November 2s.-Pursuant
to the call of Mayor Francis, about
500 gentlemen, representing all par
ties. professions and pursuits as
ssmbled at Exposition hall this after
noon, TO take suitable action upon the
death of Vice-President Hendricks.
The mayor presided and resolutions
were prepSrcd by committee of
which Judge Jonas J. Indy is chair
man, and addresses were made by
Webb NJ. Samuels, of the merchants
exchange; ex-senator John b. Hem
dersop aud Robert II. IL. Kerens.
The mayor was requested to appoint
delegation of twenty-five citizens,
to represent st. Louis at the funeral
Tuesday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
Don't hawk, and blow and spit, bu
use DR.. Sage,s Catarrh Remedy.


Try "cream of Patents" -four for
at G. G. McCulloch's.
Fresh ground Graham -four and
cracked what always at q. Q. McCul-
loch's.
: Fresh oat meal, griis, hominy and
buckwheat, at & c McCulloch's.
New California canned fruit, at @.
G. McCulloch's.
Fresh arrival of crackers every
week at G. G. McCulloch's.
Delicious blend of fresh roasted and
ground Mocha, Java and Rio coffee,
at q. G. McCuiloch's.
The very best Of handmade can
dies at @. @. McCulloch's.
Corn, wheat and wheat bran, at q.
G. McCulloch's.
Don't forget McCulloch's cream of
patent -four at Q. q. McCulloch's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

SALoNIcA, November 2S.-Turkish
war preparations continue on \ large
scale, and 1000 troops, 1900 horses
aud $50 cannons have been landed at
this port during the past few DAYS,
The Turks are confident of being able
TO re pei single attack of either
Greece or Scrvia. or combined at
tack of both. Turkish troops arc
being massed in the vicinity Of
Noyibazar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

resume work on Monday, under pro-
lection of the officers.
At Pine Run, in pool No. 2, about
100 strikers gathered about the mines
there and tried to induce the work
men to stop work; brass band ac-
companied them. Insulting remarks
were made to tIe non.uniopists, but
no violence was attempted. Robert
Mcclure, of the Iron and Coal police,
is in his city. He says the names OF
seventy.fve or eighty of the princi.
pal raiders are known and they will
probably be arrested soon ON the
charge Of conspiracy.
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A0MeWARD BOUND
The Cowmen Wind Up Bust.
ness, Elect Officers and
Adjourn Sine Die.
sharp Political work by Glad
stone and salisbury strips
ParneII OF HIS Power.
"Anythtng TO Beat the Irisho
seems 20 Have Been the
English watchword.
Bulgarfa's Brave King Leads
His Little Army From Vic
tory ON TO Conquest.
TO THEIR RANCHES.

The Cattlemen Adjourn siue Die.
ST. LOUIS, November 28.-The sixth
session of the second annual conven-
tion of the Cattle and Horse Growers
ssociation was called to order by
ice-President Brisbin to-day.
A call being made for the report
of the committee on stock.cars, de-
veloped its absence, and Babcock, of
New York, and Taylor, of New Mex
leo, were added to 1t.
Mr.. Taylor, of New Mexico, pre-
sented the report of the committe on
transportation. The use of air-brakes
aud patent couplings, on stock-cars,
is recommended; also that stops In
transit should be made at night In
stead of by day, and that stock-yard
companies should be required by law
to furnish proper food for stock.
A quarter of an hour was taken up
in passing resolution of thanks to
the people of st. Louis and to the va
rious railroads for courtesies rend-
cred.
The committee on conference with
committee from the Cattle Grow
ers Association of America, reported,
niOuBh DIuiPeOhj Vi itAaot tuV tci his
of consolidation, as agreed upon at
the joint meeting held at Springfield,
Ills, yesterday. The name of the as
ISOLATION thus 10 be formed is to be
1.-THE Consolidated Cattle Growers
Association of the United States" and
the two existing associations are TO
meet In the same hall, in Chicago, on
the second Monday of November,
1886, and proceed to the election of a
president, three vice presidents, sec.
rotary and treasurer, aud al executive
committee of fifteen. The report
with the accompanying constitution
aud by laws, was adopted.
The election of officers Of the Ma
tional Cattle and Horse Growers as
ISOLATION for 1886 was then proceeded
with.
Judge Wallace, OF Colorado, placed
in nomination for president, Genera
j. II. Brisbin, of Idaho, but the gen
eral declined with thanks, urging tina
his position on the frontier as al
officer of the United States army pre-
cluded the possibility of his accepting
Judge Carroll, OF Texas, amids