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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

Pittsburg, June 9.-The new devcl-
opmcnts in the iron strike to-day
were all favorable TO the strikers.
Two more trims have signed the scale
and the Sligo mills in tins city which
were started with non-union men
yesterday, are idle to-day, the firm
not being able to secure enough men
to keep them in operation. The
Etna mill which the owners conf
dentially expected to have running
with non.union workmen this week
is still closed down but il claimed II
will be in operation tomorrow. The
additional signatures to the amalga'
nation scale were the Standard Iron
Il Nail company of Clifton, West
Virginia employing 400 men, aud the
Reeves Iron company of Cana
Dover, Ohio, employing 400 men. s.
far this week four firms have signc,
the scale and the strikers are great.
encouraged.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June 9.-The Afghan from
tier convention between England and
Russia is ready for signature and II
was arranged that representative OF
the two powers should sign the con-
vention in London to-day but this
was subsequently postponed and the
Russian embassy officials assert the
delay is due to Earl Granville asking
fresh explanations concerning points
already accepted by Russia. Com
plants come from the foreign depart
ment at st. Petersburg that grave dip
lomaiic improprities have been com
mited by the English foreign Office in
compiling the recent blue book. Com
plainants say the document has beer
so co )ked for presentation to parlia
meut that the Russian government
will be compelled to publish the cor
rect collection OF diplomatic CORE;
pondence.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June "a dispatch from
Cairo says some excitement has been
created here among the English Off
cial residents by the arrival OF Cop
tic merchant from khsrtoum. lie
states that he witnessed the capture
of khartoum, and that Immediately
after the massacre Of the Garrison the
the mahdi demanded the head of Gen.
Gordon for II trophy, but his war;
riors produced the head OF the Aus
trian consul, Mr.. Hausel. When the
mistake was discovered second
search was made for Gen. Gordon,
but the mahdi's followers were una
bic TO find any trace of the hero OF
Khartoum. They found several other
Europeans, but no documents were
found in their clothes to show thai
any of them was Gen. Gordon. The
Coptlc merchant says that it is pos
sible that Gen. Gordon, seeing tina
all was lost, escaped south.
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R. ?. STURCIS 8 CO.
Corner Fifth and Austin Streets.

sity, the subject being Individuality"
which he elaborated in a very interest
ing and instructive manner.
After the exercises at the uniyer-
sity, MIR. Bayard was given banquet
by the citizens at which large num-
Der of prominent persons were pres
eht. The programme of toasts and
responses was not commenced until
midnight.
In his response Mr.. Bayard said the
desire of his life was that sectional
strife be extinguishcd; that he did not
speak for any president or admins
tration yet he could assure them that
the whole energy OF the present adj
ministratiou would be exerted to bet
ter the condition of the whole coun-
try without regard to sectionalism or
distinction of any kind aud any fears
which had existed on this head ought
now to be dispclled. Several other
speakers followed MIR. Bayard and the
programme was continued until a late
hour
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Gall E:arlv and Secure SOM -

wife Monday night that no one could
come in his room and him not know
it, but he was badly fooled when he
awoke and found his pants and $50,
n watch valued at Sl5. and his wifc's
jewclry had all disappeared. Tho
thief also took Mr.. MS clothes with
him.
Some time during the day on Mon
day, two rings disappeared from MIR.
j. Il. llearnc's residence at 800 South
Fourth street. One of the rings was
valued at S75 and the other at $40.
Mrs. II. recolects to have seen them
on dresser in the family room in the
tOrnoon, but she missed them In the
afternoon. No one was about the
house that the family knew of but
Mrs. II. and the children. Whoever
stole the rings were very bold and
daring.
PROF. HOuG's LECTURE.
At Waco Female College chapel
last evening, there was large audi
ence present to listen to Prof. llogg,
who made quite an earnest and clo-
quont appeal in behalf of female odu-
cation in respect TO atlOrding equal
facilities for the education of girls as
boys. lie called attention to the fact
that so far as state action is concerned
in this respect, there is and has always
been marked discrimination in IA
vor of the male sex, and cited various
state universities for Young
men, and not one such
anywhere for young ladies.
lie referred to their connection with
especial emphasis to the muniticent
donation for the proposed Texas uni
versity and pledging his own best ell
deavors, plead eloquently for a like
in behalf of the gentler
sex with a view to the establishment
of university for young ladies. af-
fording facilities equal in their adap-
tion to their sex and in all other res
poets to those provided for young
men.
The eloquent gentleman paid a
very high compliment to Waco as be.
ing perhaps the most eligible point
for the location for such all institu-
ton.
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closing OF the Exercises ut waco
Female College.


At the reunion of the Waco Fe-
male college last night the committee
awarded the gold medals as follows I:
Northumberland by Maj. Il. w
Walker, OF Galveston, two medals
were awarded. Miss Therese Hutch
ctnnder, OF this city, receiving one
and Miss Jennie Walker, of Temple,
the other. Col. j. NJ. Anderson pre-
scnted the medals.
Art-Waco medal, offered by citi-
zens of Waco, awarded to Orie Beall
OF Lergarto, and presented by Rev.
W. j. Phillips.
Best pertormer-Trustee medal, of
tered by the trustees; awarded to Ada
Malone, of Arkansas, and presented by
+. c. Tibbs.
Musical literature and science, first
class offered by l.. l.. Angler, of
Huntsville, awarded to Womack.
of Patrick, and presented by T. &
Tibbs.
Musical literature and science, sec
ond-class Offered by Ella g. Roun-
savall, awarded TO Mamie Walton, of
Beeville, and presented by 4. &.
Tibbs.
Musical literature aud science,
third class-Ofercd by Ella e..
Rouusavall, awarded TO Laura Yates,
of Waco, and presented by 7. C..
Tibbs.
Ncatncss-Uo boarding pupils
Offered by Prof. Il. o. Rounsavall,
and awarded to Mollic Oliver, of
Grocsbcck, and presented by Prof. j.
n. Gallagher.
Excellcncc-(to primary pupils)-
Offered by sue Smithers, awarded TO
Lallie Marshall, of Waco, and pre-
scented by DR.. Wilkes.
The names of the graduating class
are Misses llortcnse Herr, Julia
Josie, May Speed, Lillian Miller, Bet
tie Callicu,t and Ada Malone. Di'
plomas were conferred upon them
yesterday morning, and that closed
the exercises for the term.
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HOSTILE APACnEs.
Heading for Mexico After SHINING
Through the Army's Fingers,


Washington, June 9.-Thc follow
ing dispatch has been received at the
war department from Major-Gencral
Schofield, dated Chicago, June o:
Gen. Augur repeats Col. Bradley's
dispatch dated Fort Bayard, to-day,
stating that the reports indicate that
the main body of the Apachcs are
south of the Southern Pacific railway
pushing for Mexico. The Apache
scouts and cavalry are pursuing them.
Gen. Crook left Deming to-day.
Another dispatch Of the date, Whip
pie Barracks, Arizona, June &. from
Col. Barbour, is as follows: "Yestcr-
days despatch from San Carlos saws
that appearances indicate there was
no cause for the excitement of the
day before at Globe Lieut.. Davis,
commanding the sixty scouts that
went out from Apache and who, UNI
der Chatto, have been in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the hostilcs much of
the time In tho Mogallon and Black
ranges in New Meuico, telcgraphed
yesterday from Duman, on the Ari-
zone and New Mexico line that the
Indians passed that place the night
before going south. They were well
mounted aud rs his scouts were on
foot he thought IL improbable that he
could Overtake them this side of the
Mexican border. No further details
are at hand but from this and the dis
appearance of the hostiles for the past
three or four days from the eastern
slope of the Black range it would
seem they have doubled back and
are pushing as rapidly as
possible for Mexico with Davis
and his scouts ut their heels. The
agent at the San Carlos Indian reser-
walton has telegraphed the commits.
sioner of Indian affairs that he has
thoroughly investigated the report of
the theft of horses by Indians of that
agency near Globe on the 4th inst,
and finds il to be incorrect.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10
CHOLEUAs COMPANION.
Another spanish City Inyaded--ii
Gases ana ~ In Madrid.

Madrid, June Despite the repeat
cd dcnials of 1.-THE authorities il is now
known that there have been eleven
eases of Asiatic Cholera in this city
aud two deaths from that disease.
The cholera has also broken out in
Castellon de Lapluna where there have
been forty.one cases. senior Rome
roy Robledo the minister of the inter
Tor has resigned in consequence of his
plans for improving the sanitary con-
dition of the country haAing been dis
regarded.
Special wards in the hospitals have
been assigned for suspected cases of
cholera. The authorities are visiting
the poorer quarters of the city and at
tending 10 the disinfection of houses
Vessels from Valencia are subjected
TO three days quarantine at all other
Spanish ports. France, Italy and
Germany quarantine vessels from Va
lencia.
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secretary Bayard In Kansas.

Lawrence, Kas., June 9.-Lawrence
is in holiday attire, and the streets are
swarming with people from all parts
of Kansas and surrounding states, at
tracted here by the visit OF Secretary
Bayard
The secretary is the guest of OF Elk.
Mayor &. ID. Bowersock. lie has
been shown over the city and received
calls from great numbers of promi-
nent citizens. Last evening he de-
livered the annual address before thu
literary societies of the State Uniyer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

st. Petersburg, June "a terrible
accident has occurred on the railway
from kostofl, on the river Don. A
bar of iron was placed across the
track by robbers aud the train which
came along was thrown from the rails,
demolished, and a number killed and
wounded. Seventy robbers, who
were waiting for the smash-up.
plundered the train rs the wounded
and the survivors completely terror
lied could make no resistance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June 9.-lt was announced
to-day that terms of settlement of the
SANDER case of Chas. Warren Adams
against Lord Coleridge has been ar
ranged. The lord chief Justice settles
an income OF $4,000 yearly on his
daughter, Miss Mildred, on the occ =
sion of her marriage to Mr.. Adams,
and all Legal disputes are 10 be re,
fcrred TO arbitration.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10
Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puff
because they do not stick TO the lips.

From among the many testimonials
received we select the following writ
ten by j. ii. Carter, resident OF
Phelps Co, Mo-. who says, al have
used Shernan's Prickly Ash Bitters
to the best advantage, and can hon-
estly testify that II has done myself
and family an immense good, and
rom my experience rocco mmend it
tightly TO all suilerers.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June 9.-The statue to
Darwin was unveiled to-day by Prof.
Huxley in the musuem of natural his
tory, Kensington. The dedication adj
dress which Huxley delivered was ON
the scientific value of Darwin's re-
searches. The prince of Wales re-
ccived the statue ON the behalf of the
museum
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

New York, June 9.-Walker C.
Whipple, son of Adjutant-Gen. Whip
pie, committed suicide at his lodging
house, last evening, by shooting him
self through the heart. Young Whip
pie has been student at "a New York
medical college and as he was study
ing very hard the act is attributed to
oyer-taXation of the brain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

"What we learn with pleasure we
never forget, ALFRED Mereier The
following is case in point. 81 paid
out hundreds of dollars without re-
ceiying any benefit says Mrs. Emily
ROades, of McBrides, Mich. II had
female complaints, especially drag
ging-down,' for over six yeers. DR..
Il. V, Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription
did me more good than any medicine
! ever took. advise every sick lady
TO take IT," And so do we. IL never
disappoints its patrons. Druggists
sell IL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June9.-Among the guests
at the banquet of the Geographical
Society last evening were Lords
lioughton, Abadore, aud Lorne, also
Sir Peter Lumsden, NJ. Lessar and
Henry NJ. Stanley. Lord Lorne was
elected president of the society for
the ensuing year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

Berlin, June 9.-Landing-Stage, a
popular Sunday resort on the river
Spree, collapsed late Sunday night.
Fifty persons were thrown into the
water, three were drowned and great
confusion prevailed in the dark
ness
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

Emperor William will go to Emzan
Sunday.
NJ. DE Lesseps has been appointed
president of the exhibition of 1889,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June 9.-The death of Rob
ert Schlagintweit, the German travel
Ter and naturalist Is announced.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

In the public free schools in the
city yesterday the afternoon was de-
voted to the examination of the first
grades throughout all the city The
exercises consisted of examinations,
recitations, singing and calesthenics.
Ia every instance the scholars acquit-
ted themselves we'll To-day win be
devoted to the examination of the
second and third grades. Exercises
will begin at 3 a. IN. and at 1880 p. III
The public generally, and parents of
the children especially, are invited to
attend.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10
MRS. VARNELL.
She Writes a Letter to the
Examiner and Asks that a
Correction Be Made.
Two TeutOns Have a Misun-
derstanding and Pound
Each Others Heads.
Pablo school ExerCises--Th
Federal Building Heard
From, Etc.
A spur For the East Waco Com
press--More BurgIaries--
Prof. Hogs Lecture.
LETTER FROM MRS. vARNELL


Mrs. +. l.. Narncll, mother OF Tom
the EXAMINER. We would state that
it is not the desire of this paper to do
Tom Narnell or any one else an iniu.
ry, nor do we wish TO prejudice any
one against him. The item was pub
llshcd as II matter of news, aud it was
thought to have come direct, and
parties who gave it to the EXAMINER
no doubt did il in good faith. Mrs
Narnells letter reads:
WEST. TEXAS. June $ 1885.
To the Editor Of the Examiner
In your daily of Sunday morning
noticed report that Tom Narnell had
killed deputy sheriff, near Morgan,
in Dosque county, i'll rcsenting arrest
You will please correct through your
columns that sad mistake. The re-
port is altogether false and without
any truth. Such reports are frequent
ly started by designing people for no
other purpose only to prejudice the
minds of the public. BY his mother,
Mrs. f. l.. NARNEIL
A JOINT MISUNDERSTANDING
Charles KnoDlauch keeps a 'joint'
in Pacific Alley, where he serves Gus
toners to n iirst-class meal for a very
small price. A Rosenfeldt keeps a
joinr opposite the Pacific passenger
depot, and sells lunches aud various
kinds of fruit. Yesterday Charley
went down to see August, and as
they palavered in Teutonic lingo,
knoblauch made some alusion to the
| l,s a
incensed the latter, and he forthwith
jumped on the former and struck him
several blows with his fists. Charley
being the weaker man, he could not
strike rs hard MS August, and so he
got the worst OF the fight. Officer
Hart arrested the parties and they
gave bond to appear in the city court
this morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10

London, June o. Tremendous cx-
element was caused by the announce
ment of the result of the division, and
Gladstone Immediately adjourned the
house. 1t is confidently believed that
Gladstone will visit the queen to-
morrow and offer his resignation.
CABINET DECIDES 10 RESIGN.
The cabinet council convened at
noon and remained in session until
1915 o'clock. 1t is understood that the
situation was thoroughly discussed
and that ii was decided that in view
of the defeat last night OH the budget
! il would be inconsistent for members
of the cabinet to remain longer in of
flee. II was resolved that their resie
nation he rendered TO the queen a
once. The decision has caused fever
ish feeling on the stock exchange ant
consOls have declined 3-l6 while Rus
sian securities are II lower and al
provincial exchange is weak. Tn
feeling in financial circles is NOR
marked as is also the decline in III
above government bonds.
THE CABINET RESIGNS,
At $3.50 p. m, Mr.. Gladstone ha
, Just announced to parliament the re
ignation of the cabinet.
TORIES TO REFUSE OFFICE.
. II Is reported to-day that tori,
/ will, in case the cabinet resigns, r
4 fuse TO accept Office. If this be trl
I the government will finish the supp
measure, drop all bills TO viii
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