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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

CoNsTAsrNoPLE, October 1.-The
sultan is receiving counsel from
Prince Bismarck respecting the Rou-
mclian question, and 1t is probable
he will adopt a policy in harmony
with the German chsncellor's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03
Ladies,

You are interested in having nice
fitting shoe, and that you can only
get by buying pair of Burt's cele-
brated make, only to be found at
LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

b. Haber's new clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Prescriptions and family recipes are
now In order. Take them to w. L.
fuckers "Lion Drug Store" Will
have the best attention day or night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children teething. IL soothes
tho child, softens thu gums. nilAys all pains
diarrhma.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

The most efiicaeious stimulants 10 excite the
appetite are Angostura Bitters, prepared
byDr' q. u. Sic ,ert a Sons. beware Of coun-
terfei,s. Ask your grocer or drugglst for the
genuine article.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Remember, II you want first.class
standard shoe for yourself, wife and
children, you can find an entirely new
stock at LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Millinery depar tment, second floor,
take passenger elevator.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Bayou Cook oysters, largest of the
season. Delivered to any part Of the
city at is cents per dozen.
ALEX BRULE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, full
assortment at b. Haber.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03
Ne.iee.

READINo MATrER-Just received,
full line Seaside novels.
W. ii. Cook 4 Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Ladies' jersey jackets, second door,
take passenger elevator.
SANGER Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Berwick Bay oysters received daily,
barrow Il Burke, old market house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at b. Haber.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-03

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kiln
sornB aud bunions.
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Cloak department, second floor, &C
cessible by passenger elevator.
SANGER Bros.
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Now hats for men and boys, In tbs
newest shapes, at Is. Haller.
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Carpet department, second floor,
take steam passenger elevator.
SANGER BRos.
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Deane's cabinc, photos are aaex-
celled,
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vs. WACO, TEXAS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8 1885
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,
t Takes the Lead. Our Stock of Dress Goods Is emit

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Horsfull &
Cameron,

WHOLESALE r,,,
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
"r rnArN q BARB rnnon WIRE
coI, Austin 8 Fourth Sts.. Waco, Tex
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday afternoon Mayor Junkins is.
seed proclamation calling public meet.
ing 10 tske action in regard to the death Of
I. A. Hendricks. In accordance with the
call large meeting vas held in Iieder.
krsntz hall, aud resolutions adopted.
The resolutions, owing to lack of space in
this issue will appear on Monday
The usual services will be held in the
Prssbvterisn church to day hy the pastor,
Rev. Q. c. Hays. Morning text: Were
there uos ten clesIsed2 But where srs TIE
nire? There are not found that returned
TO give glory to God, save this stranger"
Subject fer the evening; "Hesekish, o
Brand frOu' the Burning,
Some tue since the Intelligencsr com.
paEy made arrangements for Ssnecs Lyle
to carry their pspsrs to Dill Po:tofiee Tor
q consideration CT $50 year. When TIA
time came to pay for the work the com
pany tried to get out CT ths payment of Mr..
Lyle's bill on the grounds that their tub.
scrip'ion fell Of At last Mr.. Lyle after
many attempts to get his money, entered
suit against the Intelligence. This
brought them to terms and they yesterday
settlsd the bin 10 full
Hon. q. 7. Stoctwe1l, of New Ph;laSel.
phis, was IN town yesterday on business
Miss Nettie Craig returned to her koms
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
TIA oburcbe, in the city, and the attend.

the churches in ths city. and the attend
snce was large.
The Starr Opera Company, which has
been at the Opera House for the past
week, have packed the houses every night,
and Saturday night turned people away.
They will play return engagement in
March.
1t was rumoredlsst Tuesday that Samuel
Lsughlin, Esq OF the dipgo Iron Works,
had sent for committee OF bis former EN-.
ployees, to confer with them on some cues
ZION not publicly stated. IL has since been
learned that the men would not agree to
his proposition.
The Harmonic Singing Society enter
tanned their friends at their hall Thanks
giving night with an entertainment and
dance.
There is scheme on foot By parties in
this city to lease the building formerly
used by the Pan. Handle Company as their
carpenter shop, for the purpose of setting
no number OF machines with which to cut
nails. The only difficulty in the way ID
whether or rot iron, already worked fol-
the nail machines, could be obtained. II
such iron could be had, those interested
say the works viii be pat in operation al
once.
Miss Jessie Smith, OF Bril- liant, is the
guest Of Mss Hsttie Love.
Miss Fannie Wells is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
Baron and Baron Lsgestslt, Of Pittsburg
are the Puesrs Of c. B Doty IL this city.
Miss Kate Harden is wishing friends in
Wheeling.
John Myers, Of Cincinnati, is the guest
Of hi. father, David Myers Of this city.
Miss Julia Miller, of Beaver Falls, is the
guest Of Mss Emma Mcdonald, this city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
SPORTING.
BASE BALL NOTES.

stoyey will play at first base next year.
Chicago viii be the place of the next
meeting of the League.
Arthur has sigaed with the Philsdelphias
as shOrtstop and captain.
Milligan has put his name to the con-
tract binding him to the Athletic Club
The Pitts5urg Club will next season
have the serv ces of Glenn, left fielder OF
this years Virginia Club.
One thousand eight hundred dollars is
ssid to be toe sum which the Athletics will
pay Robinson for his services next season.
In the event of the providence Club re-
firing from the League, that city will have
g good cub in the Eastern League next
season.
The National Club of Washington Is an
applicant for admission to the League, and
will purchase either Providencss or
Buffalo's franchise, most likely the former
Whatever changes occur will be made be-
tween the present time spd the meeting OF
the Schedule Committee 10 march.
The sfs;r5 OF the League have not ye!
been settled, although the meeting of the
L aague has bsen held. TINS disposition Of
the Buffalo and Providence Clubs is no
nearer a fusl settlement than before the
meeting Though the Buffalo Club
is still member Of The League it IS
an assured fact that as coon es Detroit can
dispose Of The Buffalo franchise3,he club
will 5s dropped.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS sPoTRs.

". &. Rave, tie American champion
bicyclist, will go to England next sessoD.
Isaac Murphy. the famous colored jockey
is said to be worth from $4,000 TO S4O,-
900.
A number of new box EtalIs have been
added to the Accommodations at Belmont
course b. W, ". Bsir.
Jack Trout, the well.known driver, is
talking about leaving Boston and making
mis- home in Philadelphia.
Maurice Daily challenges any man in the
world to q match at cushior-carom
Al Smith offers 10 back George Slosson
in q game Of cushion-osroms against
William Sexton.
Efforts sre being made to bring together
Jack Kilrain and Godfrey, the coloIed
pugilist III glove contest.
Joseph Dion, the billiardist, has become
insane and has been confined in the Bel.
levue Hospital, New York.
H. Tyers, the professional OF the Man.
haitian Cricket Club, has been re-engaged
fer next season at an increased salary.
The Manhattan Club, Of Brooklyn, and
the Newark Club have Withdrawn from the
American Cricketers' Association Of Phils'
delphia.
Me-. Frank T. Clarke has been appoint.
cd BY the Consy Island Jockey Club super
intendeut of the Sheepshead Bay course,
Nearly all the boat clubs have shelved
their boats for the winter.
John Mckay is taking rest a. Halifax,
where he will spend the winter.
Hanlan has challenged Teemer to q
three mile sculting race for 81. 500 a side,
to be rowed in May next.
1t is said that Mumford, OF New Orleans
aud Al Hamm will probably row in the
South some time this winter.
Toe Davis IS the biggest winner of the
season smongthe trotters, the total amount
in purses captured by him, after the en-
traoce money is deducted, being $4,000,
Alfred Y. StiaifoZd, the Toronto crick'
eter, was put in prison for four months for
taking several watches and other articles
form the pockets Of the football team
recently.
The New Jersey Cycling aud Athletic
Association has Oeen organized in NeTark
for the purpose of building q bicycle race
track aud providing suitable accommoda
tons Tor holding sll forms OF athletic exe,-
cises and gGmes.
An international single sculling match
is 10 be arranged for the championship Of
the world, between Beech, of Australia
aud Haulau, William Diehle, Beech's
hacker, will cover the $1,000 offered by
Richard K. Fox. The match ia to take
place two months hence,
r. S. Newhsli, WITH an average OF 1850,
has won this season the prize cup offered
by george W. Childs for the Philadelphi
cricketsr having the best batting record.
Il. MacEat! gets the companion trophy,
the bowling cup, with an average Of 5.7l.
john L. Sullivan bas signed contract
at Pittsburg, Pa, with John Cannon, OF
New York city, under whose management
he agrees to make o tour of Europe and
Australia next year. He agrees to meet
sny man who may be brought against MIN
ss any time, under any circumstances, with
or without gloves and under any rules.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
FEARS FOE THE PRESIDENT.

Since President CLEyELAND has ar
nouuCed ais intention Of being present at
tie funeral Of Vice President HENDRIcEs
at Indianapolis next Tuesday, kind Of
aupeIstidc-s fear has possessed the minds Of
great many people and they think that
the President should By no means leave
Washington at such time and on such a
Journey ss that to Indianapolis would be.
Prominent among those who have pro-
tsstsl, Is the editor of the Indianapolis
Journal, whose editorial was published in
yesterdays REsrsrER. We repeat the fol-
loving rather striking sentences:
There are too many risks attending the
trip as il will necessarily have to be made.
AS was remarked when the honored Vice
President wGs 80 suddenly taken away, il
ia the unexpected that happens, and
against the unexpected, and, We trust and
believe, the improbable, it is Mr., Cleve-
lands imperative duty to take all proper
pseeaution. The country has gone through
successfully many psrils during the last
quarter of century, but the line has on
more than one occasion been drawn to its
highest tension. There should not be
possibility of a strain if human prudence
can prevent it. Every honorable citizen
OF the couutry, regardless Of party faith,
prsys for the life and health OF the Presi-
Gent, who stands alone now as the embodi-
nsnt of Constitutional power and authority,
aud from the moment he should leave the
CAPITAL until he reached it sgsiu in safety,
the country would be in patriotic unrest
and anxiety"
While that ale journal, being = Repub-
hesu organ ana situated at the Vice Pres
dents home, Is to be commended for its
bipartisan motives and its desire for the
well being of orr PrsSidsnt, aud the pre-.
7enrion of every opportunity for a national
crisis, yet we believe that at times like this,
sentiments such 90 the above are better
unsaid.
There Is kind Of latent supeTstitoGs
fear that Is awakened BY prOmulgating
such sentiments. lis very painful to have
these feelings called up and it holds many
people in state Of restlessnsss, and keeps
them looking ont toward the future with
forebodiDgs of evil, rather than with feel
ings of confidence in American man
hood and American institutions When
we consider that the safety Of this
Republic is guarded BY millions ofirsemen
instead Of BY one man or by . dcEsn Of
men.
slot al the wonders that I have Jet hand,
Il DesG u me moss strange teat nsa asSa, lear.
Bat not considering tkr sDpleAsAntnsEs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
THE UNFATHOaIABLR.

Though the Constitution OF the United
States says: This Congress may BY law
provide for the case Of removal, death, res
igustiou, or inability both Of the President
and Vice President, declaring what officer
shall then act a. President; and such Of
icer shall scs accordingly, until the disa-
biity be removed or President shall be
elected" snd Congress has passed the
scts that were quoted in yeIterdsy's REC
IsrER, from the Revised Statutes, in order
to make provision for these contingencies
vet 30 able lawyer as Senator EvARTs, Of
New York, thinks these laws are unconsti.
,utional, so far 90 they provide that the
Speaker of the House and President pro
tenn. Of the Senate shall be 10 the line OF
succession. The New York Tribune quotes
him as ssyiug:
II, has always been ny opinion that the
present law was unconstitutional, aud l so
contsnded in the impeachment trial OF
President JOHNSON, In the first place, the
Constitution does not give to Congress the
power to declare who shall be in the line
of succession, but only what officer shall
ell the vacancy and, moreover, it forbids
members Of Congress from holding any
Office underline Government. But of course
there was great deal of uncertainty about
the matter wbsn It was under discussion
originally"
The constitution certainly does say that
no person holding any Office under the
United States shall be member Of either
House during his continuance in office,
and Mr.. EvARr's opinion that it would ex-
clude the President pro. TEN, Of The Senate
and the speaker Of the House from being
President, looks indeed very plausible. If
30, our laws are certainly as great con-
glomerstion of stuff IS can well be thrown
together. Hence the need is still greater
for Congress 10 promptly give the matter a
tborourh nvErhzuEnO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
SUNDAY, NOVEAsEE 20, 1888.
THs Faith Cure Convention in session

THs Faith Cure Convention in session
At Pirtsburg is g hard nut for the Pitts
burgers to crack. The editor Of the Leader
has been la6Oring ~ilh it, but has at last
Rown of at Q tangent. saying Repent ye
while it is time, aud believe in this new
gospel of Evangelist TEPEET and the Faith
Cure disciples. ana sc shall De saved IRON
he curse of the SIN Of ADAM. Work, good
wsgss, happiness ezs within your grasp tor
the single asking in faith. Good will be-
tween capital ard.labOr, love Of thy neigh
Dor, absolute peace and cont ut aent, per-
feet health, with consequent happiness, are
ali thine, ys wicked Of the world, OF the
faith ofrsasor, if ye but repent and have
the faith of Brotks- TEPLEr and his disci-
pies. Glory, Glory, HsllelOjah, the MI
lsnnium has comet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

in New Philadelphia after q weeks visit
with her brother, Charles Craig, of Kirk
wood.
Miss Wright, of Dorsin, is the guest of
her brother, viii Wright
The school teachers returned Yesterday.
from the Eastern Ohio Institute at Canal
Dover. :. :,
There we're $4,000 cross ties shipped
from this point over the G., l.. & W. yes
tsrdsy. :.
J. N. Fogle's COW met with peculiar
accident yesterday. She was walking
near Eff Lyfe's cosl bank and fell into the
cir course, a distance Of fifteen fest. and
when released was found to be uninlured
by the long fall. i.
New time schedule No 43 goss into et-
feet or the c. L. & W. to day.
Mrs. Herman is in town among friends.
Dr.. Cloudy, of New ComorstoWn, O., was
the guest of A. Cloudy, his father, during
part of last week.
Mr.. Northwood, Of PhilHppsburg, Pa,
has been selected as manager of the La
Belle glass works, when operations are re-
sumed.
Mrs. FaRcet has returned from q pleas
ant visit in St. Clairsville.
There will be quarterly meeting IN the
" z Cnarch to-day. Lords ScpPsr VIII
be administered this evening, also ser
mon By P. E. e. Webb.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

Of rousipg this uneasy feeling in men, viii
President CLEvELASD as an individual run
a risk BY making q journey to IndianapO-
Hsp OF course il ia possible that some
misfortune should befsll him, but not at
all probable. So perfect is our system OF
railroad travel thst q man can traverse the
country from one end to the other and
feel almost as safe as if ne we've walking
through his pSrk or sitting by his ire
aide. There would be ten thousand
chances TO one against any mis-
fortune happening to Mr.. CLEVE-
LAND. he could be no safer were ne as
cendinz the steps Of the Capitol or riding
in his carriage slcug the streets OF Wash
ips,on. Isn't it even IS wonderful that men,
under such circumstances should fear Tor
the Presidents safety Is it is to believe
that the destiny Of this nation is identical
with the veal or woe Of single man.
Since the President has announced his
intention, he should 5y 81 means be pres
ent at indianapolis next Tuesday. 10
listen to those who advise him to stsy IN
Washington would seem like catching the
fear that has seized others. De
has long lad the reputation of possessing
the backbone Of hero, aud people have
esteemed him for il and have said ftom The
deu,hs Of their hearts GOD bless CLEvE'
LANDS backbone" &c should continue tc
possess this respsctaud sill gain sstFoDger
hold upon the people By biz fesEleFs
straightforward course. Men despise tee
craven but revere the hero. Men are here
zorshipers. As CARLYLE says, 'in al
times and places the hero has been Wor
SHIPPED. It viii ever be so. We oil lov'
great men. " No noSlsr or mort
blessed feeling dwells in mans heart.
This is the way the American people wan
to feel toward their President.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
STEUBENVlLLE.
The Attack by GtFiEers-Ths News-Por.
sonaI Note,.
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SonaI Note,.
Special to he Sunday RS9iaH.
STEUBESyILLE. November 2s.-The at.
tack on James Colestone's house Thursday
night last, the man who went to work at
reduced wages at the Jefferson Iron Works
as heater, is causing considerable CON-
ment. Colestone tells the story that eleven
marked men came 10 his house On Thurs.
day night and tried 70 persuade him to
throw up bis situation, and when be re.
fused 30 do 90 they tried to kill him and
his family, and succeeded in DESTROYING
his property. BE claims that the outrage
was perpetrated By mill Msa from the JET.
feraon Iron Worka EHd the Mingo Works.
A rQmsr has also arisen TO the effect that
Colstone had it msde up with some of bis
fellow Workmen to perpetra.e tbs deed for
effect, as the matter Lss seen kept quiet
ever since Sai ne new Developments hsye
taken place Colsstone ia sill working in
the mill, ss is several other people who are
at present boarding with him.
A man, probably thirty yesra as age,
who gave bis name as JohG Zoe, sppeared
at the Mayors oeics last Wednesday and
informed dis Honor that he was insane,
and asked to be locked Up. TIE Mayor
asked him il be was insane from the effects
of whisky, and the rasn said it vas hs.sdI.
tary In the family. The Mayor locked him
up, and the next morning he appeared be-
fore the Mayor, paid 50 and costs end went
On his way rejoicing.
There was large crowd in attendance
at Council last Tuesday night 10 hear the
decision OF tie FSlics investigating Com.
p;ttss, but tie committee Tor some eczss
or other, reserved tteir decision until the
next Council night.
Thanksgiving Day vas observed By all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
CLARKSBURG.
The Oesth-Thsnksglving Tho killing OF
Owsns-Eotes.
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Special 10 ne Sunday Register.
CLAREsBURG, W. Va, November 28.-
Our city was startled by the announce
ment, Thursday morning, Of The sudden
death Of Vice President Thomas 4 Hen
bricks. 1t is one Of the saddest events ip
the history ofthe United States. His de.
mise wss wholly unexpected, and the peo-
pie unprepGred for intelligence Of so seri,
Gus character. The nation has lost q
soldier, patriot and a statesman, and
will no doub, pay a fitting tribute to the
memory Of this most distinguished citizen
of Indiana and houoved Vice President Of
the United Sta,es.
Thanksgiving Vss universally observed
hare. The Rev. Bisrd, of the FIRST Pres
byterian Church, dictated. He delivered
an appropriate and forclble address az the
uuion service held at God Chapel. The at
tendance was large and the meeting sue,
cess.
The excitement relative 10 the shooting
aud killing OF Vim. Owens of this city on
last Saturday night has somewhat sbsted
An autopsy was had sad o thorough iuves-
tiga,ion which led to the conclusion that
Owens died from the effect OF the pistol
shot wound. The coroner inquest result.
ed in the jury returning e verdict that the
deceased came to his death at the hands
Of John Kelly. The remains of Owens
we're deposited on Monday at the Odd Eel.
lows cemetery. Kelly has not been head
Of since the commission Of the offsnse.
Rev. F. ]. Brook has jus! returned from
Gilmer county where he organized Cen.
tral Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Charles F. Thompson las reformed
from trip through Barbour, Up:hur epd
Randolph copntieS.