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LOCUST LIARS,
Invesigation show not a locust IN
all Colorado.

Washington, July lS.-Since the lat
ter part of May, alarming reports of
swarms of young locusts or grasshop-
pers in the valley of the Arkansas riv-
or and in other portions of the state
of Colorado have been published and
fear was expressed that Kansas, Ne
braska and Missouri would be visited
by an invasion of the Rocky Noun
tain locusts known to Entomologists
rs the Melanoptus spectus. Under the
direction OF Professor Riley, Mr. Law
renee Bruner, the Nebraska agent OF
the department of agriculture has
visited those portions of Colorado
from which the reports came. His
report has just been received and Is
of such nature rs to allay all fears.
The principal parts were from Salida
Rice, Canon City and Pueblo.
During his sojOurn in the state he
visited all points along the line OF tho
Denver and South Park railway be
tween Denver and Leadyille, and from
Lcadville followed down the Arkau
sas river, stopping at Buena Vista
Salado and Canon City and thence
to Granite, Pine Creek, Garros anC
Como. In every locality visited from
which grasshoppers were reported i
was found their number had been
greatly exaggerated and in no case
was the migratory species found. Al
reports arose from rather undu,
abundance of the native species whicl
are present every year; most of whicl
have their preferred food plants in III
shape of wild growths and noxiou
weeds.
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that the present does not represent
the feelings and opinions of the
club.
The Right Honorable Mr.. Edward
Foster, liberal member of parliament
for bradford, formerly chief secreta-
ry for Ireland, will, IL is said, soon
make visit to Canada;
THE BRITISH FLAG
despite The defeat of the English gov.
eminent ls flying over Port Hamilton
IN the Coreao archapelligo. He further
states that the British are buslly en-
gagged preparing military deteuses
aud laying torpedoes at Port Hamil.
ton, and that some Russian troop
ships, loaded with troops, which re-
Gently arrived there, were greatly
surprised to find the place completely
occupied by the British and were COM
PEELED TO retire.
"An old roue" writes to the Pail
Mall Gazette: "The evil you have ex-
posed is warning against roller
skating.
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Poor John mcCuiiougn, Insane

Philadelphia, July ls.-The com
mission appointed to inquire into the
condition of the mind of John Nc
Cullough, the deminded actor, met
again here to-day. The commission
was to have heard the testimony OF
members of the family, but rs they
deemed the testimony of others was
sufficient to establish insanity they de-
cided not to inilict any pain upon his
sorrow-stricken relatives by placing
them on the stand in public as wit
nesses An affidavit was made by w
Heine, of New York, swearing he hat
served on the action a personal notice
of the lunacy proceedings,after which
the commission adjourned until Mon
day, when the council for the fainil,
will be examined. Mr.. Mccullough
will then be formally adjudged ,
lunatic and the Guarantee Trust 4
safe Deposit company will be al
pointed as trustee of his estate.
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GALVESTON aLEANuNos.
The Hallway Managers Nearing the
Completion OF the Pool,

Galveston, July lS.-Thc mana
gers of the Texas and Southwestern
railways held two sessions to-day
Leading members of the conference
say they are slowly progressing to.
ward basis upon which to pool traf
fic earnings. Nothing definite has YET
been reached but the managers OK.
press satisfaction at the progress
made. No pool of the magnitude OF
the one now under discussion has
ever been formed in Texas, hence
many preliminaries af purely local
character, have been considered.
These preliminarios have largely been
adjusted and the work of the confer
euce from this time forward will bear
directly upon the main question of ar
irving at a fixed basis for the pool
Nice-P resident lIoxie stated tonight
that the conference would reach such
basis before 1t adjourned. 1t is the
opinion of several members that the
term Of the pool will be five years, to
be readjusted annually. The confer.
ence has several days work before il
yet and will hold an informal session
tomorrow.
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ARroIher,. Terrible CrIme.

Atchison, Kas., July 18.-The coro-
ner's jury in the Mary Baldwin muir
der case, after an investigation lasting
since July Sth, returned verdict at
O'Clock this morning, charging WIN.
Baldwin, the dead girls brother, with
the crime. The murder was the most
shocking, atrocious and cold-bloodcd
that ever occurred in this community
The victim, who was temporarily oc-
cupying the family residence alone,
was surprised in her sleep by the
murderer, and was overcome with
chloroform. As il became evident al
once that that the object of the crime
was not burglary, suspicion immedi.
ately attached to young Baldwin, who
would he especially benefited, ilnan.
cially, by the removal of his sister
The chain of evidence is, however, moi
complete, and unless some new cir.
cumstances develop before the flnal
trial, he will hardly be convicted.
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TRAIL TROUBLES.
Gen. Sheridan Will See That
Obstruction Ceases, Says
Secretary Lamar.
Cheyennes Rounded Up and
C0rralied i'm Kansas by the
boys In niue.
scventy-riye Miles of the Kan.
sns border Patrolled by Large
Bodies of Troops,
Which Can be Quietly Concen.
trated Mt amy Point Where
There May be occasion.
TRAIL TROUBLES.
The distractions must ccase-The
war Department Acting.


Washington, July ls.-The secreta-
ry of the interior has received num-
Der of kilograms III regard to the cat
tie trails through the Indian Terrific
ny; some being from drovers complain
ing that the trails are still INSTRUCTED
and others from stock-growers re-
questing that cattle be not forced
through, until judicial asccrtainment
of the rights of the parties TO the cou-
troversy can be had. They also re-
quest that veterinary surgeon be
sent to the Indian Territory TO exam
inc the condition of the herds.
Secretary Lamar, to-day, sent the
following message to Inspector Arm
strong at the Cheyenne aud Arapahoe
agency, Indian Territory: "The trail
leading from Fort supply in a north
erly direction TO aud from
the neutral strip and known as the
Camp Supply trail" must
be opened for the passage of cattle
now forcibly stopped, and for other
purposes of Interstate commerce.
You will confer with General Sheri-
dan, who has instructions of even
date herewith from the war depart.
mcnt, as TO the adoption of the meas.
ures best calculated to eflectuate this
order"
A telegram was also sent to Towers
and Lee, cattlemen, al Kansas City
detailing the instructions sent to In
spector Armstrong and concluding as
follows: "9ou had complete remedy
No acts Of lawlessness such as have
been rosorted to, as the foroible anC
unauthorized detention Of cattle, viii
be tolerated.
tSigncd.l l.. q. g. LAMAR,
| Secretary. etc.
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Pny-Car Robber Run Down.

Atlanta, Ga, July ls.-At daylight
this morning detectives arrested
George Rose at his home several
miles from this city. Rose Is charged
with being connected with the re-
cent attempt to seal the Richmond
and Danville pay-car. He was found
to be wounded in the leg and the
wound is supposed TO have been the
result OF the fusilade during the at.
temps to rob the car. His brother
Chorley Rose, who is suppose to
have murdered his wife year ago
was also wanted for the payicar erin,
but escaped In the darkness and eff
forts are now being made to catcl
| him
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MEXICAN MIXTURES.


City of Mexico, July 1s.-Thc ex-
element here regarding public affairs
has subsidized. The imprisoned edi-
tors and students have secured able
counsel for their coming trials before
the civil courts. Apprehensions OF
trouble having been allaycd business
confidence Is now revived.
The government is seeking solu-
ton for financial difficulties and fire.
quent cabinet meetings are being
held.
II is an open secret that plans look
ing TO the partial payment of railway
subsidies are under discussion in the
cabinet; the only question with the
government being one of ability. The
permanent committees OF congress
have opposed the presidents decision
consolidating tho debt and funding
the floating debt.
The government Is taking vigorous
measures 10 prevent the importation
of cholera from Spain and regulations
have been promulgated for the in
spcction of railway passengers aud
baggage at the northern frontier in
case cholera appears III the United
States. The newspapers here are dis
cussing the talked of British and Mex
lean commercial alliance.
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There is Not IA Migratory Hop
per i'm All the Alleged .LO-
F.. Gust" Districts.
The NeSSS from Washington Is
Not as Abundant ms Cotton
ana wheat in Texas.
ROACH RUINED.
The Great Snip Builder wakes nm
Assignment tor the BENEFIT OF
his stradltaFs

| his Creditors.
New York, July lS.-John Roach,
the snip builder who built the des-
patch boat Dolphin and who has been
doing business under the name of
John Roach Il Son, made an assign
ment to-day to George w. Gunhard
this city and Geo. Woods of STAN
ford Connecticut.
The assignor first directs I hat the
wages and salaries of all employees be
paid and then he prefers VIM How
land of New brunswick Tor money
loan work and labor done and mate
rails furnished amounting to So, 2l79s
for part OF which he holds four pro-
missory notes made by Mr.. Roach.
A promissory note made by the as
! signOr bearing date June 10 1888 aud
payable in three months tor $4,000
which was discounted by the Me
chanics, and Traders bank OF
Brooklyn, is also preferred.
y. w. Golindo and Co. OF number
Wall street, for money loaned aud
advanced, are also preferred to the
extent of $4,000, which was loaned
about June 27th last-$l0,0O0 ON July
2nd and $4,000 on the nth inst.
The assignor then directs payments
of all other debts due or TO become
due, together with all interest money
due, including all lawful claims
against Mr., Roach by w. =. Whitney,
Thos. Il. Rowland, JAS. l.. Ward, Geo.
w. Quintard and WIN. Rowland for
Indemnity against expenses and liza
bllity incurred by them by reason OF
their having become sureties an
having executed bonds at the instance
of the assignor and for his benefit
npon certain contracts entered into by
assignor ON or before the month OF
July, 1888, with the United States, rep
resented by the secretary of the navy,
Tor the construction of three steel
cruisers, known respectively as the
Boston, Atlanta, and Chicago. and the
dispatch boat Dolphin. and claims OF
the estate of Levi Kerr against the
assignor by Kerr, now deceased, OF
certain bonds and contracts.
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CHICAGO CRIME.
Caterers 10 Depravcd Tastes VIII Re-
print the Gazette's FIith.

Chicago, July lS.-Various Chicago
news agencies have given il out they
are TO receive several hundred copies
of the Pail Mall Gazette concerning
the scandal. Inquiry at the agencies
developed the fact that each had or
dcrs for about 1900 copies. A gem
tleman connected with one OF the
agencies says: "A company has been
started to handle the matter, and not
more than ten copies of the paper
VIII arrive on these shores from Eng
lana. These are papers to be sent
here fron New York, and when they
arrive here fac-similes will be struck
OIL as soon as the matter can be set
up. The cost of the plates Will be
considerable, but those who are in the
scheme are confident of reaping rich
dividend. The talk OF any company
receiving 1000 copies of the paper
from England is all bosh, for they are
not to be had in London. The men
are now in New York awaiting the
arrival OF the vessel with tho papers"
"Who are the gentlemen Interested
In the schemeF
"That | refuse to tell.r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-19

Philadelphia Pa, July is.-The ex-
press train fronS Atlantic City, on the
Mest Jersey railway, ran of the track
az Newi'eld Station this morning.
me engine was demolished, and the
engineer, George Murphy, received
injuries from which he expired IN n
short time. A number of passengers
were slightly injured. The engineer
was married man and leaves a fam
ny II Is stated that his brave con-
duet IN remaining at his post a, crted
more disastrous results. The accl,lcnt
was caused by misplaced switch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-19

For enterprise, push and desire TO
get such goods as will give the trade
satisfaction, W. A. Williamson Il Co.
the druggists, lead all competition.
They sell DIR. Bosanko's Cough aud
Lung Syrup, because it's the best
medicine on the market for coughs,
colds, Group and primary consump-
ton. Price so cents aud 100. Sam
ples free.
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SPANS STORY.



Madrid, July lS.-There were 1929
new cases of cholera and ga deaths
reported yesterday in Spain.
THE AFFECTED DISTRICTS.
Madrid, July l8.-ln Madrid nine
new cases OF cholera aud four deaths
were reported. In the adjacent viii
lagos, nine new cases and five deaths.
In Araniuez no new cases and five
deaths.
In the city of Murcia, ten new cases
and four deaths. Ia the province of
Mnrcia, outside the city, 1875 new cases
and S3 deaths.
In the city of Valencia, 1871 new cases
aud go deaths, aud in the balance of
the province Of Valencia i0i new cases
and 20i deaths.
UNSUCCESSFUL INocUIATIoN.
Madrid, July ls.-It is stated that
every one OF the torty-seyen nuns
who were inoculated by DIR. Ferran,
have since died of cholera.
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Tn. In.nnc Mnracrcr.

Chicago, July iS.--Louis Rcaumc,
the insane man who raised such havoc
a few weeks ago on Wabash train
aud wound mp by killing officer Bar
rctt at the Polk Street depot, has been
taken by his relatives TO Michigan.
Rcaume's relatives already claim that
he is sane except on one point, aud
that il, his hallucination that some
body is after him all the while TO hang
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New York, July lS.-At 10 O'Clock
last night fire broke out in the sew
enth flooor of the building Nos. So to
SO Thomas street, occupied by the
large grocery firm of Thuber, Way
land Il Go. The flames were con-
fined TO the floor in which they origi-
mated and caused damage TO the eN-
tent of 100000; fully insured.
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petition every two years, elections
may be held In counties where intoxi-
eating drinks are sold until the county
goes for prohibition, when no moro
elections can be held. The bill now
goes to the senate for final passage.
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sovernor Anger nores the "p,nH,c.

Detroit, July l6.-Thc Journals
East Saginaw special says: Governor
Anger has notified the officials that If
the Pinkerton's' are not dismissed st
once the troops will be withdrawn.
The mill-men will probably yield he
fore Monday.
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Department Dots, Executive Entries
and National Notes.

TO REMEDY TARIFF EvAsIoNs.
Washington, July ls.-Secretary Man
ming has prepared and is sending out
circular letters TO manufacturers
and others interested in the indus
trial arts, stating thatinvestigations
prove that the tariff laws are largely
evadod by differentiation. lie asks
them to give their views as to the
feasibility of simplifying the tariff
and changing the advalorem duties
TO specific. The information is
sought, to be laid before congress
aud as an aid in the Improvement OF
the customs system now IN force
Information is also asked with re-
gard to the relative cost of manufac
lures II this country and in Europe
THE APPOINTMENTS.
Washing on, ID. O., July ls.-ThG
secretary of tee interior has appoint
ed Samuel j. Holiday Jr, of st
Louis, and VIM. Henderson of Mar
! tinsyille Indiana assistant superin
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.eudents of the Yellowstone Nationa

Park.
A9en w. Easterly, Montans; john
A. Gum, Indiana; Hugh Z. Quigley,
Ohio; Naisan b. Wharton, Ohio; Jas,
n. Smithie, Arkansas; John Jones OF
New York, have been appointed
special agents oil the general land
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White Goods and Lawns.

rushing printed B 49, 90 H. 25
of double
in is market We are selling (
India which reduced
bottom left.
reduced B
ike hot cakes nj lis n
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In order to sell out our entire sum
mer stock, prices have gradually been
reduced until they have reached bot
tom. Now is the time TO buy goods
cheap at Sanger Bros.
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Castles & Morrison's Old Corner
Drug Store is the leading preserip-
ton drug store In Waco. Accuracy
aud quality Of medicines guaranteed.
AZ this in mind when your doctor
wit you u prescription.
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GENERAL sHERIDAN's TALK
seors,a'. LoeaI-optlon curlssI,y.

Atlanta, Ga, July lS.--The house Of
representatives to-day passed, by a
vote of Ill to IL, general local-op-
ton law for counties in Georgia
which have not already adopted pro-
hibition, The bill provides that on
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

line of these in all width ranging from lOc to soc
line showing the biggest drive offered this
We offering line of Tohon ac and insertions from Sc Soc
yard, by which yonan judge how chcapgoods are getting
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INDIAN ROUND UP.
The Chevennes Thoroughly Cor
rallied by the HIassed troops.


Kansas City, July IS. "A dispatch
from Cris6eld, Kansas says, AT 10
O'Clock tonight (Friday) strong de-
tails of cavalry are securing the coun
try to the south, southeast and south
west of camp and have not yet re-
turned. The disposition of troops
defending Kansas is strategic. strong
aud commanding. A chain of small
scouting parties are located so as TO
cover the Kansas border for seventy
five miles aud about fifty miles west
of camp. The Kansas Southern rail-
way runs parallel with the border
line and about thirty miles north of
the Indian Territory. Should the In-
dians strike east of the camp, military
couriers would ride north 10 the rail-
road and wire commander Morrow,
who holds an engine under steam
and cars at his disposal night and day.
aud who has telegraph office located
In u freight car In camp with direct
wires to Kansas and Fort Reno
where Sheridan and Miles are ia
hourly communication with him
night and day. Colonel Morrow can
thus be advised of aud anticipate any
invasion east of camp and move troops
east by rail and SO get in front of the
indians. Should the Indians strike
north on the Dodge City trail or west
of there, they must make long de
Election northwest and Morrow's
well-equipped cavalry moving iusid,
the arc which the Indians must de
scribe, could out travel and crush tn,
Indians ere they got fairly oil thei
reservation. They would be surel,
crushed and almost annihilated shoul,
they strike any way except west all,
there 1t is not thought they would &c
The Cheyennes number, according l.
the opinion of military officers her,
less than 1900 warriors, aud more tina
that many soldiers are at this cam
alone, or will be by Sunday, who pra,
tically sleep on their arms. Colon,
Morrow says it is very rare that s
large United States force is Assem-
bled in one camp. The Cheyenn,
appear to he SO hemmed In to-nigl
! that an invasion in northerly {
! north-westerly direction would resu
!, in their absolute defeat and all bl
the destruction of the Cheyennes' o.
, tire warrior force.n
GENERAL sHERIDAN's TALK
a Kansas City. Mo-, July lS.-Tl
a Times Fort Reno special says: mot
J ing of especial interest has deyelopG
: here to-day. General Sheridan tai
. ed with u number of Indians inclu
y ing Stone Calf, one OF the leading di
!, satisfied chiefs. They are divided {
:. the question OF leases to caffeine
n The Indians appear to realize that
=" the government undertakes to disar
them they must submit. All dang
OF an outbreak il practically ended,
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Let all Texans vie with each other
in uilding state institution. t. u. A
best in the world.
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Embroideries
Embroideries \!

Hamburg Edging, nice qualities ~
Hamburg Edging good width &C.
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Elging,
Hamburg Edging and all the
cheaper line Embroideres,
more than the price selling them - f' 0'""
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Just received, suitable for the sea
sou, a new line Of boys cashmere
Knee pants, at Levine Bro.s.
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THE AMER AS A STAR.

London, July lS-The proclamation
of the amecr of Afghanistau, ANNOUNCE
ing the receipt by him of the decora-
ton of the Star of India and declar-
ing that he was now entitled to aid
from the Candahaar army if neccs-
sary, was issued at Herat. The
ameer in his proclamation ordered an
illumination of Herat to celebrate
his iuyestllre with the order,
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The SUMMING sIriks.

Cleveland, o., July ls,-All is quiet
and peaceful at the scene Of the strike
to-day. The day will be devoted TO
the payment of strikers wages. There
are no indications of trouble.
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Every ilrstrclass dealer sells Opert
Pun Cigarettes.
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B. HABE


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THE nnITisi EMPIRE.


London, July 1S.-Despatches re-
ceived from Paris this afternoon re-
port that the French foreign Office
has received information which
shows conclusively that the Russians
are determined on seizing Herat, and
that the massing OF Russian troops
now going ON at Zulflkar pass in
for that purpose. A cabinet council,
is now being held and the Russo
Afghan boundry question is the sub
iect of the cabinets consideration.
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SANGER BROTHERS.
JULY BARGAINS.
This Week VIZ S9RIKEB0TPOM
WITH A \ AWFUL CRASH
In Prices of White Goods.
IL l-2C. a Yard.

For our entire stock of Printed Linen Lawns that sold
% Saturday for 20 aud 25 cents yard.
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zoe. a Yard.

For all Pure Linen Printed Lawns every yard warranted
They embrace all our 30 and 80 cent goods.
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