The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-26
WASHINGTON.
Cleveland, the SeIf-ReIiant
Reformer, Though Silent
Has Not Been Idle.
As The Mig Batch of News From
the National Capitol this
MOrning shows.
Manning and purchard, the
Kicker, are bound 20 Have
~ Out--The Charge.
A Rig Onicial TO be Tried by IA
Court Martial for "scan-
. daIous Conduct"
Burchard SIN In the Ring Bu
BADLY nlsfteured.


Washington. June 25.- No change
to-day in The easo of MIR. Rurobard
director of the mint. On Tuesday
inst he was reouestod In resign hut az
far he has failed to comply with the
request. He refuses to say whether
he will resign or not, and will not say
anything about what steps he pro-
poses to take. Secretary Manning is
also hon-committal on the subject. II
Is preulcted, however, that Durchard
VIII pe removed III case he docs not
resign, ana the reason therefor VIII
be gwen TO the senate when the nom
inalon oil ms successor comes mp Tor
CONSIDERATION there are no formal
charges against Burchard now on file
III the department.
iIlliBs TO RE REFORMED.
Solicitor General Goode of the de-
partmehf OF Justice will have here to-
morrow Tor Lewiston, Idaho, to col
lect papers and other evidence for
use III the eNtradiiion proceedings
against lIiDbs, the defalllting post
master OF Lewiston. The British
COLUMBIAN authorities have agreed to
hold iiloDs under arrest for twenty
days AT victoria. The collection OF
evidence Is hkely to consume nearly
all OF the time and when IL is conclud.
ed Mr.. Goode will proceed at once to
Victoria to represent the United
States in the eNtradition proceedings.
LOOK BEFORE you LEAP.
New York. June OLA Washington
spccial states IL is bclieyeI that The
main charge which SECRETARY Man
ming will make AGAINST Mr. H,,rcharJ
and the ma M on which no viii rcly
i that Burchard. in The exercise Of
his discretion AS 10 the monthly nur-
chase of bullion for the coinage of
the standard silver dollar, might have
bought IL cheaper. AS to that, how
ever, there viii naturally be great
Inference OF opinion.
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20
n. souii A"fh'VAN AffAi"s'
~ Washington, June Ia repoI
p. has been received at the navy az
m partment from Admiral louette ~
h. nouncing the failure, by The parti!
nj. interested, TO settle the disputes !
the United states oil ColuinDla' II
says that the poiitlcal diiierences %
rs. tween the TWO parties are oil such
ey nature that peaceabie settlement
Ell quite impossinie AZ 'his tiihe u
of ilostalitics are iikcly TO continue l
by definitely. Inc government ,rool
re- he reports, sre marching ON nara
lea quiiia; Inc revolutionary ieaue'
10 the admiral says, are we leaders n,
ian the liberal party Ill Coluhiois !
ian troubles , on .ne r is,h,h", muu ~