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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-04
CAPITOL NOTES.
An Exhaustive Resume of
the Plague at MarseiIIes
by Consul Mason.
-
Damages are Allow cd for si,e use
of Property by Butler
During the War.
Asked 10 Resigu-A series Of
Accidents az GnlvcstOa-
The strike Settled.
wAsuuuNeroN NEWS.
An Exhaustive Report ON the Cholera
by Consul Mason.

by Consul MASON.
wAsuINoroS, September 3.-The
secretary OF state has received a de.
tailed report from Consul Mason IN
regard to tlp cholera at Marseillcs,
France. lie comments on the fatal
policy of the authorities IN endeavor'
ing TO suppress the truth as to the
existence of the disease, and speaks OF
the sensation caused by tho rude
awakening on the l4th ult., when the
community was shocked by the an-
uounccment that an epidemic prevail
ed in their midst. Ne says further
that the city then realized that II was
in the first stage of an epidemic OF
cholera, which had not b cen impor-
ed from Spain or elsewhere. The
most elementary print ] of sanitary
cleanliness are unknown IN Marsui'lcs.
The cutters of the streets flow with
the vericst OF filth; the canals and
sewers are infected; ON the eastern
side of the old port Is one
building which contains 700 people
whose excrcments are thrown iuto
the rccesses of the stairways. Behind
the Marie is n school Tor young girls
poisoned by exhalations from thu
vaults of neighboring closets and aired
only by windows opening upon
dark, closed court which Is n veritabl'
stink.
From the LIST 10 the 10th OF Angus
there were 72l deaths, or an averag
of thirty eight per day. The diseas
has also appeared seriously In th
suburbs OF the city. The malady In
been IN relatively more fatal forn
than last year TO the sailors of the yes
sells In port. aud has been particular
serious with seamen from Englan
aud Scandinavia.
The disease mauIfests its character
istic preference for the dissipaicd, III
insane and the unclean. The rccor
of the past secondary cpidemics ind
cate that the scourge has periai
reached its maximum fatality, an
u Ylll ,grgdnally subside 20 a finish
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CHEYENNE,S September 3.-The Lead
err has the following special from Rock
Springs, Wyo. "At the largest coal
mines on the entire Union Pacific, NJ
Rock Springs, $50 miles west of
Cheyenne, the company recently i'm
ported large number of Chiuese to
take the place of white men. This
afternoon the entire force of white
men, about 100 strong, organized and
armed with shot guns, marched to
Chinatown. Alder firing volley into
the air, they reloaded and ordered the
Chiuameu to leave. The order was
obeyed Mt once the Cinnamon fleeing
TO the hills like drove OF sheep,
closely pursued by the miners. who
fired several volleys nj the the fug.
tives with fatal effect. The Chinest
quarters were then SGT on fire and
thirty houses, owned by the com
pany were destroyed with thcll
contents.
"The miners then visited the various
mines in the camp, unearthed all thu
Chinese at work therein and bad
them lice for their lives. or the 40
Cinnamon here this morning but on
rema'ns. All the rest are IN the nj
,, jacent hills, head'ug for Green river
fourteen miles west. Seven wer
Killed outright by the shots fired b,
: the miners and many were wounded
! It is said that several Chinamel
, feeble aud helpless from disease. pei
= ished iu the burning houses. Sher'
j Young arrived from Green River o
II special traiu tins evening with
0 posse, but too late to prevent the mo
e from carrying out its plans. III
u miners quietly dispersed after makir
Z sure OF the departure of the celostia
. and all is now quiet"
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GAINESTON.
ra,,on nel, Men,ner Reror,.

GALVESTON, september 3.-rhe stat
us of the weather throughout the cot
ton belt of Texas during the twenty
four hours ending al p. M. to-day
was Ms follows-the first figures being
the maximum of temperature, the
second the minimum aud the third
showing the amount of rainfall in
inches or hundreths thereof:
Galveston SO. "A, l46; Houston, SO
~, 90; Hearne, 81, 60, 90; Waco, ~
62, 90; Corsioans, 81, SO, 90; Dallas
"a, 81, 90, San Antonio, SO, 90. 90
Cuero, 81, ~. 10; Palestine, SO, 81, 90
Columbia. 50, rs. .92; Huntsville, 80
6s, 90; Lougview, "a, rs, 90; Austin
30, 81, 90; Tyler, 92, &C, 90; Weather
ford, 49,. 81. 90; Bolton. W, 62, W
Orange, 93, 60, 90; Luling, So, ~, IL
Weimar, Sc. "A, 90; Sour Lake, W, a
90; Bcenham. SO. 90, 90.
Mean temperature throughout IN
COTTON belt; highest, sS.4.e; lowest
69.5o. Mean rainfall, IA.
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ST. LOUIS, Jeptember g. Chairman
T. V. Powderly and General Secretary
Frederick Turner, of the national ex-
ecuiiye board. knights of Labor, ar
rived here this morning to attend the
conference with Manager Talmage, OF
the Wabash, this evening, Mr.. Pow
derby Is dumb upon the subject of the
meeting, but Secretary Turner says
that he does not apprchend any din
Guilty in settling the differences be
tween the road and the knights, ant
that the instructions OF Jay Gould I,
his subordinates, practically compel
them TO aceede TO the demands OF tn
national board, as presented at tn
meeting In New Yotk last week. Ill
says that the reinstatement of all tn
knights suspended last June. will b
insisted upon. A list of these me
has been prepared and will be handle
to Mr.. Talmage with the request tbs
they be put 10 work Immediately. ii
looks for brief and satisfactory col
ference.
nv. Powderly, grand master worl
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PARIS. September 3.--The Paris
Temps publishes the following rs
scml.oilicial: Several German and
Spanish newspapers accuse France of
seeking to stir up strife over the Car
oline Islands. That accusation is alb
soiutely false. The great burden OF
public opinion in France earnestly
desire The end of u conflict
which tends to cause fresh
trouble on the French frontiers. The
truth is that hostility between Ger
many and Spain is fostered by the
violence of Spanish and German
newspapers, and by parties interested
in embroiliDg France and Spain
Witness the National Zeitung's recent
malicious warning to Spaniards thai
France seeks to part Spain aud Ger
many in order TO seize Morocco.
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Tucson, Ark. September ga Fort
Bowie special says Lieutenant
Guye IIuse has Just returned from
Mexico with thirty-two men, having
nude 1000 miles since May 10. He
has in charge, fifteen of Geronino's
squaws and children rs prisoners. lie
reports that in the late fights Geroh-
limo picked up his favorite child and
rushed out of camp; that he was sur
prised and had to run the gauntlet OF
The rifles Of the best shots of the
Chircahuas and San Carlos tribes,
lie was shot twice aud dropped the
boy and ran, covered with blood and
with his right arm shattered. lli'
squaws say he was shot through th'
Dody, and some of them say he IL
deadn
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BumINoToN, Ia, September Stu
All interview relative to the recent de-
cision of the comptroller of the treas
the court Of Alabama claims, Judge
Harlan, presiding judge OF the court,
holds that the comptro'ier's decision
is not only In conflict with the acts OF
congress, creating the court and pre-
scribing its duties. and with all prcce-
dents in that and other courts, but 1t
will, II sustained, result in uunecessa-
riIy proionglng the work of the
court aud increasing the aggregate
EXPENSES,
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PARIS, September 3.-l'he majority
of the members of right legitamai-
lists, Orleauists and Bonapartists have
signed nm electoral manifesto dcnounc-
ing the republican policy. Bishop
Frispel refused to sign.
The journal dies Dcbats and Lib
erte, commenting on the entite cor
dale between England and China
taunt NJ. Ferry with plugging France
into a war with China TO benefit Eng
land.
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and the elasticity your step. II Is a
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/ down sensations, removes the ten.
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pany, and for mutual self-protcciion
they will be discharged.
Developments made in tho police
court yesterday during the trial OF II.
u. Tart, on the charge of embezzliug
n car ticket from the Gulf City Street
railway, brought 10 light the fact that
Mr.. Schmidt Is being Investigated by
y committee from the board Of direc-
tors OF The road for alleged irregular
titles while he was superintendent.
Schmidt is one of the board of direc-
tors and Is still acting as supcrinteu-
dent, lilo Is charged with appropria-
ting lumber and grain belonging to
the company, aud with nsiug railway
employees for work on his premises,
aud charging The same TO the account
of the company.
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= PARIS, September 3.-An American
month ago. on the charge or trying 10
sell worthless Me. can bends. aud
sent to prison. The prison officers all
treated him with the view of making
him make n confession, and would moi
allow him to see his wife. Although
he proved his innot ence he was re-
tanned whole month, aud has JUS
been released at the Instance of MIR
Mclean, United States minister.
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WAsnISGToS, September 3.-The
acting secretary of the treasury has
rescinded the order recently prepared
by the register IN regard to the trans
fer of United States bonds, which re-
quired rs u condition precedent to
the issue TO any trustee, executor, adj
ministrator, guardian, etc, that the
beneficiary shall be named IN the ap.
plication and in the assignment Of the
same
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The pistol as a Political rac,ner.

PARIS, September 3-Dcputies
Drey fus and Leboudy, both represent
ing the department of the Seine Et-
oise, settled a political quarrel TODAY
by duel. Lcboudy was wounded
This makes the third political duel
fought here within n week.
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WAsuINGToS, September SIN re-
Spouse 10 telegram from Snper'n-
tendent Bell, of the foreign mail SER
vice, the postnaster-gencral OF Can
ada has replied that in his opinion the
number of cases of smallpox existing
IN the dominion does not warrant the
adoption of measures for the fumiga.
tion of mails arriving into the United
States from Canada.
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NEw HAVEN, September S.-Intcr-
nal Revenue Collector Troop this
morning Informed Deputy Col
lectors Kelsey and Lennon and
United States CANCER Boughton, all
of Bridgeport, that he would be
pleased to accept Their designations TO
take effect October l.
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FIT. SMITH. September 81. ii.
Lee, another of the notorious Lao
gang, was brought IN yesterday and
placed in the United States Jail. He
Is charged, jointly with the other
members of the gang, with commit
ting number of murders in the In
dian Territory aud Texas.
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ToMsK, September S-Licutenant
Schultz, of the United States navy,
has arrived here en- route to fakootik
TO distribute rewards among the ST.
berian natives who aided the Jeanette
survivors.
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RocKAwAy BEACH, N. " Septem-
Der Heterogeneous have been COM
pleted for double soull race between
the following well-known oarsmen
IIanlan and Leach, Courtney and
Conley, aud Ulmer aud Ross, to be
rowed in Jamaica Bay. September.l2
for purse OF $500.
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LONDON, September 3.--The Times,
commenting on the address made yes
terday by United States Minister
Phelps, on the occasion of the opening
Of the Workmen club at Rugby, says
he is treading with success In the
footsteps of Mr.. Lowell. lie has
readiness In the use of speech, and q
remarkable power Of interesting his
auditors ON public occasions. aud he
J may be congratulated on his nannel
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LONDON, September 3.-Mr. Stead,
editor of tho Pal Mall Gazette, tele-
graphs from Sw itzcrlard, that he
alone is responsible in the Eliza Arm
strong case that Mrs. jarrett was an
unwilling agent, and that he will re-
turn to London at once and answer
for himself, and that he is certain &c
tree himself from all blame.
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LONDON, September 3.-The attitude
of the French embassy at CONSTANT
noplc, regarding the mission OF Sir
Henry Drummond Void, is aggrcs-
sive. Further advices confirm the
statement that France w,'l not recog-
nize any settlenent of Egg ptian
questions which fails TO satisfy French
claims In Egg pit.
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AUSTRIA.

An Austrian Opinion of the situation
vienna, September 3-The New
Freie Press remarks: An Anglo
Chinese alliance would open a new
phase of the Russian question and
guarantee the peace OF the world.
This much is certain, England's de-
cadence is stu far distant.
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WAsuiNuroS, September S.-A
general advertisement will be issued
on the 18th inst. by the postmaster
general calling for proposals tor rem
dcring steamboat mail service In all
parts OF the United States.
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WAsuIsaroN, September 3.-1he
second comptroller of the treasury has
allowed the claim of Mrs. Catherine
Lewis for rent aud damages to proper
ty near Annapolis, Md, used and oc.
cupied by the troops under General
Butler, during the civil war.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, September s.
The Gazctte's Louisville, Ark, spe-
eial says; Tonight an armed mob
broke into the Lafayette county jail
and hung George Crenshaw, negro
who murdered Harry Paup, white
man. In cotton field Monday.
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THE CIIOLERA.


LONDON, September 3.-Three
deaths from cholera are reported
from Mallemont, France, six from
Montagnac aud several from other
places In the department of llirault.
ToULoN, September 3.--Fourtcen
persons died from cholera in this city
during the past night.
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m, rr..,aen, ne,rrnins 10 WORK ,

PRosPECr HOUSE, Adirondacks, NJ
", September 3.-Presidont Cieye-
land returned here last night. IL y
expected that he will remain until
Saturday morning when he Will leave
for Albany and Washington, via
Plattsburg.
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LONDON, September 3.-The Times
editorially states that II has been OF
iicially intimated at the foreign Office
that Germany is willing to refer the
Carolipes dispute TO arbitration by 4
| friendly power.
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A british oaesr accidentally Killed

LONDON, September 3.-Lieutenant
General Jno. Ill. Melville Darlington
of the British army, was killed TO day
while shooting grouse in the count.
of Dumfries, Scotland, by the acciden
tai discharge of his gun.
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TRANSATLANTIC.
Germany Proposes to Arm
Zanzibar Ports With
krupp GUNS.
France Win not Agree to Any
settlement In which French
Claims are Ignored.
The Cholera s,iII DesOlating the
Beautiful Coast Of the
Mediterranean.
GERM An Y.


BERLIN, September 3.-The Ger.
mans will arm the proposed military
stations in Zanzibar with Krupp
guns. The German traveller, Weiss,
who has just arrived from Zanzibar,
has in his possession Il treaty with she
sultan of PsgaDi, placing Pagani,
which is north of Usugara, under
| German protection.
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White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the printed %
which
white
IN ms market We are selling tn, Slide.
We big Of India
y o left.
like hot cakes all this al 25c
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Embroiderles Embroideries Il!

Hamburg Edgngs nice qualities 8 l-2c
Hamburg Edgng width
Hamburg Edgng lie
Hamburg Edgng lie
Hamburg Edgng per yd have
line the abov best
a pattern they per
price selling them Tor.
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DENvER, September "a special
from Las Vegas, N. NJ, says: 81. Ro-
nero ~ Co., contractors and stock
raisers, failed to-day. Liabilities,
5000, 900; assets claimed to be ample.
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RUSSIA.


KIIFF, September 3.-Prior TO the
czsr's recent visit to kremsier num-
Der Of persons were arrested here and
at Odessa on charges OF completely in
a plot against the car.
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LONDON. September 3.-One death
from cholera is reported from Bren-
dori, Pennsylvania. Cholera has APP
peared At Algicrs.
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LouIsvILLE, Ky, september s.
The axe factory OF w. Z. KELLY, IA
the lower portion of the ciiy, Was
burned this morning. Loss S25,Ooo.
| Insured.
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II Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We line OF these in all WIDTH ranging from G soc
this line showing the biggest drive offered in this
market.
Tohon ace and insertions Dc SOC
yard, by which judge how cheapgoods are getting
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Of avoiding the utterance of anything
that could give oiiense 10 either polit-
ical party, or TO the country ps a
whole.
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NAPLES, September 3.-Oficials
deny that there is any cholera in this
city.
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MADRID, September 3.-Through.
out Spain yesterday there were 2,9il
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=. HABER.

& s s @ % ss % rasa
Menum smallest We M making weeks IS pc % hp Ut N
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Opera Pun cigarettes can not be ex
celled for a tine, fragrant smoke
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OUR FIRST FLOOR

wn he itself Goods Fancy Goods Notions
aces and Hosiery Shoes Gents
Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps and Clothing each will have
its fol Goods, and all will be
such that child eau find
anyD Department without the
LEAST TROUBLE
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WHOLESALE
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
HAHN snsIM = BARB FENCE WIRE
e.,. Austin 8 Fourth Sts. Waco, Tex
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what They Say Of 1t.

Garwood & Colver, Milford Center;
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d. Stableton, druggist, Manchester,
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Never sold medicine that gave better
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-23
2Poetrg.
The Harness Makers Wooing.

The Harness-Maker's Wo0ing.
II never went to school, Miss May,
And sew I'm not horse collar.
But am as harnessed as the day,
And not strapped for dollar.'
She guessed his spurpose. and at once
Said to the harness-m maker:
"You show no traces Of Ounce
In being heart breaker
Then he got harness knees. Sighed he:
''Your sweet words stirrup in me
A hope that you my bride be-
d try bit to win me-"
20, no surcingle will stay,
Ere do that, dear Walter"
''Then, darling, won't you name the day
To meet me at the halter ~
mo maiden names the day." she said.
A blushing in her beauty,
'.But il you're hitching soon to wed,
You'll buckle to that Duty
-'.I'll aame tomorrow. them" he cried,
Lest saddle be our marriage"
''And. II it reins," the maiden sighed,
SWhip better have carriage"
II c. Dodge.
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FUN

Minister ito deacon Of the church)-sI
want to refer to q matter. my dear deacon
that has been preying on my mind for
some time. am sure you will overlook
any apparent meddling in your affairs.
knowing that only speak for your own
good" Deacon (cordiaIly)-"Certainly,
my dear sir, speak you mind freely.' Min.
ister-"I understand you have been spec.
ulating good deal of late. Now, aside
from the danger of such q business and
the consequent misery it may entail upon
your family, do you consider it just the
proper thing for deacon of the Dea.
con-"Yes, l admit that l have specula.
ted some. I cleared $500 only yesterday
on wheat transaction" Minister fas.
toundedl-''No. is that So? What i.
wheat worth to-day?"
Not long ago as an elderly couple were
out walking . lady on the opposite side of
tie street slipped and fell down. The old
gentleman rushed across the street. raisea
his hat. and offered to assist her in anv
possible way. His wife followed him
across at slow pace, and witnessing bia
devotion to the stranger, shook her fist at
him. Its all right-it's all right, he
whispered. "Yes, 1 know it ISL she hotlv
exclaimed; there AN unknown woman
hurts her toe. and you plough across the
street to eat her up with kindness. The
other day when fell down stairs Won
stood and laughed, and wanted to know if
l was practising for circus,''
Six OF one and half-a-dczen of the other.
-Mother-''Mercy. children, what are
you making such q noise for?" Children's
Chorus-"Why, to keep the baby quiet,