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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23
GREAT BRITAIN.


Monster "noraiity Demonstration"
LONDON, August 22.--The morality
demonstrations, at Hyde Park this al
ternoon promises To be attended by an
Immense crowd. Contingcuts in the
parade have been all day converging
Mt various points with banners, bands
aud nunberlcss wagons loaded with
women, all displaying the greatest en-
thusiasm. The weather is fine, and
thousands of people have assembled
Mt the park TO await the commence.
mcnt of the demonstration.
AT 20 minutes past O'Clock the
Hyde Park meeting had cqualcd in
numbers the gre,A -assemblaye
which gathered at that place some
months ago TO make demonstration
IN favor of the enlargement franchise
bill. Thousands of women were in
the crowd, aud ten times as many OH
the way thither. One Of the wagons
IN the procession carried twcnty-iour
little girls dressed in white, and three
girls held aloft II banner bearing the
inscription, "Shall the innocent be
slainr Another cart carried u large
fac simiie of the queens letter To Mrs
General Booth. approving the saliva
ton army's work in securing young
girls from vice. The East End con.
tingent of the procession started to-
ward Hyde Park promptly at 4
o'clock. This body had three bands
and carried sixty banners, all having
inscribed on them such mottos as
Save our daghters, etc.
The cart which carried
the enlarged copy of the
queens letter was given tho most
prominent place in the line of the
East end. This body had in line no
less than twenty four-hOrse wagons,
and with the exception of the one
bearing the girls, under thirteen years
OF age, and dressed in white, all the
vehicles were hcauily draped with
black. Following the wagons were
about 1000 men on foot. All traffic
had 10 be suspended during the prog.
ress of the procession along its entire
route.
The demonstration includes: Tom.
pcrance societies, Good Templars
Band of Hope lodges, the Salvation
army and various trade and friendly
societies, ladies national societies IN
wagons, aud young mems christian
associations from nine sections OF til,
metropolis, besides excursion parties
from the provinces, numbering man,
thousands. Bands headed each con
tingent and numberless ban.
ners were hoisted. The platform
were improvised around the "refor
mers' tree" in Hyde Park. A resolu
ton was passed simultaneously at al
= the platforms pledging the meetin,
= to assist in enforcing the provisin OF
= OF the criminal amendment act. Tn
Q weather was brilliant, and the aiIai
% was success. A huge crowd wa
5 present but the entire proceeding
J. were orderly,
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ClNcINNArI, o., August 22.-The
most violent storm that ever ocGu red
here passed over the city about g
o'clock this evening The rain dashed
down In sheets, flooding easements All
over the city aud temporarily sus-
pending street traffic. The maximum,
velocity of the wind was thirty-eight
miles per hour, und this, with The uii.
usual rain, caused a great deal OF dam
nge. The Lion brewery aud the Eu.
reka foundry ere unroofed and sew.
several snah houses were wrecked
The damage 10 private buildings was
severe: No persons are known ii
have been killed, although seyera
buildings were struck 10y lightning
The Miami railway docks suffered SO
verely Three steamboats, in the dock
We're torn loose aud iloated down IA,
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NENIt'O.


The Government Pays No Subsidies.
CRY OF Mexico, August Pile
garding the subsidy question the
Mexican Finance of to-day says: ODE
spite rumors prevalent in financial
aud railway circles it is not probable
the government will do anything
towards resuming the payment of
subsidies during the current year.
In order to bring the public treasury
into condition to meet the first in
stallment of interest on the CONSOLE
dated debt, due July LIST, SO, the gov
crnmnnt is enforcing 10 the letter the
economies decreed III June as to sus-
pended subsidies. The government
will pay them when ii has accumula-
ted n sufficient sum over and above
what is required for the payment of
the interest on the floating and con-
solidatcd debts, but that is not prob
able this year. II is readily apparent on
u survey of the condition and pros
poets of the treasury, the government
is in situation were the most rigorous
economics must be enforced. II must
go forward in the path marked out in
the June DEGREES and cannot 90 back
wards without disaster.
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criminal court, took an appeal to the
supreme court which, however. con-
tirmed the decision OF the court be-
low, whereupon Captain Wyndham,
the British acting charge d'ailaires,
protested vigorously against the pro-
ceedings He went TO the cxecu-
tive with the commander OF her
British majcsty's war-ship, Lily,
and demanded the immediate release
of Crcswell, threatening to rescue
him II the attempt was made to carry
out the courts order to take him to
Jamaica for trial. The executive
responded with dignity and iirmness
TO Captain Wyndham's ultimaturn and
after mutual explanations, the com
mander of the Lily acknowledged
that that tho government was clearly
in the right and Captain Wyndham
subsequently went in person TO the
secretary of state to apologize for the
threatening tone OF his communica-
tons. In the meantime the attorney
general of 'Iaimaca had been appealed
to for his opinion as to the legality of
the proceedings against Coles and
Creswell. The attorney general
formally declared that lac considered
that the facts in their cases fully
justified sending them before the
criminal courts for trial, Ms had been
ordered by the supreme court. The
government also charged the district
attorney TO request the court for II
fuller Interpretation OF its opinion in
the cases. In response 10 this request
the court finally ordered that the ac-
cused should be tried before n jury at |
Port au Prince on the 26th instant;
with the understanding that Crcswcll
shall, If The facts warrant, be given
special trial.
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Cotton BeIt weather Report.

GALVESTON, August ~ The status
Of the weather throughout the cotton
belt Of Texas during the the twenty
four hours ending at p. IN. to-day
was rs follows-the first figures being
the maximum of temperature. the
second the minimum and the third
showing the amount of rainfall in
inches or hundreihs thereof:
Galveston SS, so, .O7; Houston, Sc,
20, 90; llearnc, 9s, "A, 90; Waco, ~,
"A, 90; Corsieans, 95, ~, 90; Dallas,
100, 10, 90; San Antonio, 81, "A. 90;
Cuero, 81, "a, .O2; Palestine, 80, 73, AZ,
Columbia, 81, "A, 90; Huntsville, 80,
IS, .00;Longyiew, 80, ~, .O4 Austin,
g6, n, 90; Tyler, SO, IS, 90; Weather.
ford, Us, 81, 90; Bolton, %, 81, 90:
Orange, 1876. Of; Luling, SO, rs, 90;
Weimar, 1913, OF; Sour Lake, SO, II,
90. -t
Mean temperature throughout tho
COTTON belt: highest, 927e; lowest
733c. Mean rainfall, .O3.
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KELLY CONSOLED.
The Bishop Writes Him a
Letter Full of Coincidence
and Sharp Words.
A HOtHeaded Britisher Makes
IA had Break Tn Hayu,
Then Apologies.
The DistilIers Brought Up TO the
Rack by Our Restless Re
form Raiders.
kIELY CONsOi.ED.


bishop Writes Him u Strong and
Peculiar Letter.
RICHMOND, Va, August 23-Right
Rev. Bishop j. Kcan of the diocese OF
Richmond recently wrote II letter to
Hon. A. w. Kicly in relation to what
he terms the shameful persecution
that gentleman Is suffering. The let
ter is written from st Paul, Mimi,
the bishop being at present in the far
west conducting series of spiritual
retreats for the clergy.
The bishop says: 81 allude to the
treatment inflicted on you, an insult,
not only to one of the most highly
aud deservcdly esteemed Catholics OF
the diocese of Richmond aud one OF
the most honorcd citizens of Virginia,
but through him to all his fellow
Catholics and fellow citizens in this
country and the holy faihcr,himself.
But in this insult TO you | can
see no humiliation, save
to those who have Of
fered il. 1t was an
honor to be unwelcomed by gov
ernment whose whole course has been
marked by injustice and irreligion,
and the government of Austria hav-
ing, by its recent act, made itself the
abettor of the guilt and partner in
the shame, has thereby made itself in
capable OF humiliating you. While l
have regretted the attack made
upon you by few partisans of the
daily press, still that need not
concern you. Nothing better was
to be expected from such partisan
and interested sources, But | have
especially deplored the criticisms
passed upon you by some Catholic
scribblers who, in their zeal to appear
clever and ultra orthodox, have ever
looked the fact that the cause for
which YOU were suffering was the
REPUTATION as well as the condemna-
tion and the shame of their structures.
But il is comfort to know that the
utterances OF those wholly unauthor
lied critics, have absolutely no weight
beyond the infnitessinal weight of
tho individuals themselves. | am
confident that all Catholics, whose
opinion You would esteem, honor
YOU for the persecution You have suf-
fered for truths and justices sake.
Your position is indeed an embarras-
ing one with family
TO provide for and your bus
mess transferred TO others, but
surely IL cannot be that our govern
ment, whose wcll-mcant action has
placed You in the embarrassment, will
leave you in 1t or fail to provide that
YOU be In no way a loser by IL. and
even should that happen, which | can
not believe, still am confident that
your well-known qualities of head aud
heart will insure TO you n career both
of honor and profit.
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THAT wAnAsn wIaei.s.
The world is no, paraiy,ed.

81. Louis, August 22.--Thc only de-
,velopmcnts in the Knights OF Labor
trouble at this point to-day
were confined to the yards of tho
bridge company, to which Ave Wabash
engines were transferred this morn
ing from the Missouri Pacific yards.
With two exceptions the men In the
yards are all knights, aud they re-
fused 10 draw the fires or in any way
handle the Wabash engines. The SUI
periniendent was informed that If
ordered to attend TO them the men
would quit work in preference 10 do
ing SO. No orders have been given
yet to that effect, however, and tho
matter has not been brought to an
issue. Two delegates from Decatur,
his, arrived this morning TO confer
with the Wabash committee.
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H. HABER.
river some distance. but were finally
caught and lowed back.
THE TEXAS a Mt. LOUIS.


81. LOUIS, August PA circular
embracing the plan lately agreed TO
by considerable portion of the stock
holder ana bond-holdcrs of the Texas
n st. Louis railway, looking to re-
organization of that company, aud
the raising of money to put the road
on sure footing, was received here
to-day from the bond-holder's COM
mliiee In New York aud will he sub
mitted TO livestock h ldcrs aud bond
holders here aud in The southwest for
their approval or rejection. Colonel
Paramore, the president of the COM
pany, feels confident that the plan
viii DO generally accepted and that
money will soon be raised to
put the road in good condition
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inactivity and says TO them; avon
have plenty of oatmeal and wont use
it," lie then commands them to re-
commence the dynamite war and mr.
range Tor several simultaneous cx-
plosions in England Rev. Jim Me
Dcrmott is still living. though
there is standing reward of $500 for
hiscxccution. A correspondent of the
Gazette attributes the present apathy
among the dynamitcrs TO wranglc
between the radical section aud the
moderaies. The latter, he says, wish
to give the present tory prime minis
ter, Salisbury, u fair trial, aud then, to
continue the pursuit of u policy ofex-
ASPIRATIONS against England Just now,
will hopclcssly destroy all the chances
OF home rule. f f arH
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KroKuK. Ia, August %. An Ajax
lndria special To TIE Consiitution says:
"a large grain warehouse here
burned between 3 and 1 O'clock this
morning. j. II. Miller, OF Kookuk.
aud Asa Mason, OF AleNaudris, lose
S35, 900 in grain; insured Tor S25, 900
The building was also occupied rs an
Office by the st. Louis and ST. Paul
Packet company. The loss on the
building is $1,000; insured for $1,000.
lnccndisrism is suspected.
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TERRIBLE WORDS!
They Were Written by a
Beautiful Won IN who
Suicided.
Muihatton, the Monumental
Me'coric Liar Fools n Chi
cage Paper.
\ Great storm Make wreck
and Ruin of Buildings in
Cincinnati.
a DREADFUL DEATH.
A beautiful Girl Dcnounces God as u
Fraud and sauntptt. Suicide.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 22.--Thc
body of the beautiful young woman
found in the rivar Just above here aud
thought to be that of Mrs. Annie
Johnson, of Madison, Ind, has been
identified certainly ns that of Miss
Laura II. Nourse, who came here II
short time ago from Cincinnati, where
she had been engaged in missionary
work. Facts were developed this at
tcrnoon showing that she deliberate
ly tied II towel over her mouth aud
walked into tho river, leaving her
clothes on the bank. She had been
staying at the Young Ladies' home,
and was searching for employment.
She was highly educated and refine
cd, and has brother in New Orleans.
She left letter in her trunk saying
she was tired of carth's troubles and
denounced God as fraud in whom
she had trusted all her life, but who
would not help her in her trouble aud
distress Miss Nourse was born in
Washington and is the daughter of
All army officer.
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CRAWFORD CULLINGs.
The Prohibition Contest WAKES
warmer and Warmer,

optclhi 20 lnc fAdul ntt.
CRAWFORD, August 22.-The dis
cussion between the prohibitionists
and the Observation-Disclosures was one
OF great interest here to-day.
Our friend, Walter s. Baker, came
out in a creditable manner opposing
prohibition In the county, and showed
YER! clearly how the trick was work
cd 10 get the county to override the
city Of Waco. lie said that heretofore
Waco had been considered the hub of
the county, but now, some following
the legal profession. had taken III
with The fanatics, and through
scheme, secretly managed. had car
ried this movement through the com.
missioners court at IFS last session.
The prohibitioDists had mn able rep
rcsentative. and of course, as this spot
Is SO largely in favor OF local option,
the majority gave the victory TO the
prohibitionist orator. The question
is warmly discussed by both sides.
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South AMERICA.


LIMA, August 22,-An officer of the
government troops who, after two
days Imprisonment, managed TO es-
cape from Canta, says the number OF
Caccrist troops engaged on tine 18th
inst. was 800, with four guns. They
lost about 200 men; Three hundred
and forty men of the defeated bstal-
lions have succeeded IN reaching this
city. All of the north coast II at pre- 3
cnt in the hands OF the government
and free OF Monteneros.
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Opera Puff cigarettes airs the only
noted cigarette in the "world."


Mr.. 4. w. Atkins, Girard. Kan,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recon-
mend your Elecric Bitters to my Gus
toners, they give entire satisfaction
aud are rapid sellers" Electric Bit.
terS are the purest aud best medicine
krown and will positively cure Kid
ney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford TO be without them.
They Will save hundreds of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold at tifty
cents II bottle by Castles Il Morrison.
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How many women there are work.
ing to-day in various branches OF in-
dustry-io say nothing of the Ihous-
anis of patient housewives whose
lives are an unceasing round OF toll
VINO are martyrs TO those complaints
to which the weaker sex is liable.
Their tasks are rendered doubly hard
and irksome and their lives shortened,
YET hard necessity compels them to
keep on: To such Dir. Pierce's "Fa-
V0riie Prescription" offers sure
means of relief. For all female weak
ness II is acertain cure. All drug
gists.
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That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes a good Cough
and Lung Syrup, we will say that Tar
and Wild Cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients with several others equal
~ as eiiicacious, enter largely into
lor. Bosanko's Cough and lung Syrup,
thus making 1t one OF the most relia-
bic now on the market Price SO cts.
and = 90. Samples free. Sold by
w. a. Williamson Il Co.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Spo-
cial Treasury Agent Plummer, ofihe
United States internal revenue office,
made raid yesterday upon Peter
Walters entire Prize Brewing com
pany on account OF their barrels be-
ing Improperly stamped. This after
noon the brewery was seized by Col
lector Gerker and libel issued, and
suit is said to be entered for penal.
,saa
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CHICAGO, H., August 22.-Dntch,
O'kiefe, now in the Joliet pcnitcnti-
AIRY for stealing ballot-boxes from the
Third precinct, in the Third ward, is
beginning TO tire of Imprisonment
and has told a friend the whole story
OF the steal with the exception OF one
mans name, IN hope of baviug All
appeal made 10 the governor for hi,
pardon. lie says the ballot boxes and
ballots are Intact 1t is said he men
tions, as the persons who planned the
steal, three prOmineni local politicians
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TouLoN, August 22.-rwo deaths
from cholera are reported in this city.
General Campo on, minister of war,
has ordered that the troops in garri-
son here be dispersed, and that the re-
Gently equipped men-ot-war leave the
harbor, making Brest the point of de-
parture for China and Madagascar.
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GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, August 22.-Several
members OF the Texas Traffic associa-
ton arrived to-day, but no formal ses-
sion will be held until Monday, when
the tardy members shall have arrived.
II is understood that number of the
rates fixed by the pool will 20 into
effect on Monday, the oath inst.
These rates will include cotton. lum-
Der and grain, but what, if any,
changes from the present tariffs have
been made, is not known publicly,
tonight.
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PAHls, August % The delegates
sent to inspect the houses of the poor
of London, have returned aud report
ed their observations. The Raphcl
in commenting OH tho report says:
That the English in the treatment of
their poor adopt the views OF Herbert
Spencer, who said that "it is best TO
clear them oil US soon rs possible
without leaving one" The Raphrl
adds: "'rhe country bearing the ban
ner of fraternity cannot initiate this
SYSTEM" -------a-------
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BRITISH PREsHNEss,
How M English OhicIaI was TOO Pre-.
NiOns. and hacked DnMn

New York, August 22.-Mr. L. d
Bassett, the llaytlen charge d'aiiaires
In this country, made the following
statement: THE facts concerning the
presence of foreign war vessels in
Haytien waters, of which mention has
been made, are these:
Several persons, two ofthem (Coles
and CriswelD English and one (Dal.
mena) American, being under indict-
lnent for alleged completely in thefts
from the national bank at Port an
Prince, and being, after the customar,
preliminary hearing, sent before tht
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Ssve money and doctor bills. Re-
lieve your mothers, wives and sisters
by timely purchase of DIR. Bosankos.
Cough and Lung Syrup, best known
remedy tor coughs, colds, cgonp aud
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group in one light may save
you hundreds OF dollars. Price So
cts. and Sl.00. Samples free. Sold
by w. A. Williamson Il Co. lI
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LONDON, August 32.-Gcneral Lord
Wolsclcy has boon asked about Roche.
tort's story thai Oliver Paine had n
price put ON his head by the British
in the Soudan, and has replied that no
reward was offered by the British for
Paine, and that no British officer in
the Soudan would have given i've
shillings for his head, On or oil his
shoulders.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


WAsHINOToN, August Walter
II. Wilson. private secretary to At.
torucy-Gcncral Garland. has rendered
his resignation, to take effect the first
proximo, in orderto accept a position
of court reporter ut Albuquerque.
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MADRID, August % There were
4 ,lSS new cases of cholera and l,4i1
deaths from the disease reported
throughout Spain yesterday. The
returns from the populous provinces
of Navarro, however, are still incom-
plcte. King Alionzo has donated
$1,000 10 the Granada cholera fund
and the money was needed that
lIaan
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GER N ANY.


BERLIN, August - DR. Wind
th0rst will take u leading part in the
meeting of German Catholics nj Nun
ster in September. lie proposes a
union of the Catholics of the world
for tho defense of the church,a and his
scheme is approved by the vatican.
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LONDON, August PA steamer
ran down the yacht Kalaiish. og Oban
Scotland to-day, causing il 10 sink
with all on board. Two of the per-
SONS Oh board were saved but all the
others. including the mate, Mr.. Cross
man and his wife are b. lieved to have
been drowned.
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AUSTRIA.


vienna, August %. The statement
that NJ. DE Giers aud the Marquis of
Salisbury have arrived at al agree
mcnt concerning the question in dis
pute between Russia aud England, is
made by the Political Correspondence
of this city.
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Rosa ana HI. n,nnmi,sr..

LONDON, August 22.-The Pail Mall
GaAeite this afternoon publishes a
copy of letter from O'Donovau
Rosa to his dynamite agents in
Havre and Antwerp. In this, Rosa
oianes the agents ior their present
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NEw YoRK, August 22.-The Gu
nard steamer, Eiruria, which arrived
here to-day, made the fastest western
trip on record. Her time OF passage
from Fastnet Light to Fire Island
being six days and two hours.
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LOUISVILLE, ny, August 22.-The
story OF u gas explosion in Il cave
near liardinsburg, kr., is pronounced
. canard. Joe Mulhalton told u news.
paper man here few weeks ago that
tie was going TO write Just such a
story for the press.
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RUsSiA.


ST. PErERsBuRG, August 22,-The
Herald OF this city says; Russia, al
ter n Topographic survey OF the
Afghan frontier. has decided to abah-
don her claim 10 the Iulilcar Pass,
and also denies that Russia has made
auy kind of agreement with Corea.
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ON HIS KNEES.
That is the Attitude of SPANS
King Toward Germany,
for His Throne.
The cod aud Morality Element
Hold u Monster Meeting an
London.
Condition OF the Choi-
era Stricken People of
GIanndR.
SPAIN.


MADRID, August 22,- King Alfonso
has instructed the Spanish ambassa-
dor. at London, 10 proceed to Berlin
and cntrcat Emperor William to de
lay occupation of the Caroline Islands
Us he fears he will be deposed by his
aIIhinoia
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CAIRo, August 22.--1hc mudir of
Dongola has returned. lie thinks tho
Mahdist movement is qucllod in Sou.
dan, aud that the next outbreak will
most likely TO occur in Algeria.