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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

uis Ntt"ution- H"suIt "a u Douhtr
irnL'dN HHd - rr0bHbIr I,uchiug.

IT'S Att"uttun- Result "a - Douhi,
IrnL'dN HHd H rr"babIr I,uchiug.
lNNN7NtlIt lNu, sept IT, Dili,ar
lirubvu MIi,-. of DWonshOru, arrived
900 the city FROM ro-ryNillc Ind YES.
lvrinN mpruius, having IN charge a
,uuuH upu umcd Jos Reynolds,
who B. wanted iu Dnvios, county Tor
Y criuu which Wlll certainty ruHtIt n
Ihr death "i one ui the most proml.
uvut Uilr. ui that county and urub-
| UlN prove iHW tO her husband. trum
particular H gathered from the
"ilinci, 10 apprnr- that Rcy nulds made
The U.qIuiutHnro utH Miss kuhn. who
was lNIng -cyrn miles from thi.
pln,c uu the West Louisville road. and
had made several visits. which were
IA opposition to the young lady',
Wi-hc- RcNuulds, however, persisted
lr calling when the object of his AT
rutinn notified her brother of the
-tntc ot affairs. Mr. Kuhn imuodi
at,ly notified the Young man that Ia.
prc,curr was obnoxious 10 his sister
aud prdcrHd htntO keep of hc prom .
tHr-, REYNOLDS. however. watched
ui- chance amt when MIR Kuhn was
absent would 20 To the house aud
boldly dcluHnd An interview with
Iis- kuhn Ih,- Was repeated soycrnl
times without effect. On the
afternoon ot Satardhy, Srptem
urr D., ltryuolds called aud nskrd
Goo ,ot the young lady Al this time
Nj. kuhn appeared and icpcatcd his
otdnr tollug him to depart nj oncr
aud never put hi. loot on the prem
,sc- ng,iu, Al this REYNOLDS hcw In.
ton uNIulcui pN-,iuu. and picking uu "A
piece ui scnutiIug living near by.
struck Mr kulu n blow on the hrnd
rendering him iuscuHlblc. After this
action tho young mGm departed, loay
.ug Tor parts unknown Mr. Kuhn
Nur pi,krd mp ana carried INTO hi,
house aud u physicih called, who.
upuu 'Nnulunliou, tound that a piece
ui his skull tour inches In length nnd
two inches Wide had been cru,ho IN
hos the blow. since that time he has
ur,u is ing IN n HtntGui uuCOn-ciuus
noes, Hud hi, physician, think that
ihc chances ARE greatly against hr
O. coNrrV.
Nj huhnu wllc, who witnessed
the fearful hioW drslt her husband. l-
''' 10 ''' 'N'iN' NV. 'Ni'AlNl W hllA " rs
expected to be- confined within ~ irW
weeks, aud Vas r." badly frightened
ns tu cnusr the death ol the child aud
place her IN n condition from which
her phNriclnu- saS IL Is impossible Tor
her To recover.
Nr ard Nr- Kuhn arc among the
oidcs. wrAllhio-t and most highly
rr-p"olcd iHhahlHnts Of Dayicss
county. aud the cold-blOOdod crime.
committed ia broad daylight,
hu caused intense cxcilr-
uout ia the West lnuisyllp and
OWcu-hpru precincts, and whom the
irpth ul MI aud Mrs Kuhn is a-
unur r"d, there IL nu doubt TINT Rry.
luId- WIli ho takcn from iRil hy The
indignant cltilcn- aud lynchcd. Tho
| particulars of the crime and the con.
litiuu of the victim, have been held
! rom lhc public since the crime wAs
! committed, IN order tO lull the fears
! II thU murderer aud hi- friends.
| l'ry uuld- went To- st. Louis after
'opying Owcnrhoro, hut lcnring de.
i'ruuu there. came back 10 rosyyillc,
NhrrH his arrest wa- elected at q
p'oork IHst night. Reynolds is 2a
yAr- Di ny. aud Is considered dos
uDrntr Dbpracter.
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s,rrmiN,IIi, sAnr,i>..-
\ fuIt Hudgct uf rnIItirai Rud Utiiri
NrMs IInIM lrnlM lnmmIN.


special tu tue f,umiurt
SrirutNNulE sept T. We m,c
had 1cautlul supply ot rain recent
ly, aud the people are moro hop,uul
nuj IN better spirits We shall W
least have good crop OF grass 10
nothing more
several deaths have occurred here
since NV m-L ". \ Crcswrll. An
old aud respected citizen %, year.
Of aye has passed away. lie Wn. 70
candidate for Justice oi the peace. at
this precinct Withh good prospect
of au election
samuel Ham. late lu sites of the
peace of THIS precinct, Su udd ycar.
old, is also gone.
RugvrN Bruiugton. saloon keepers
ui this place were closed out DN ut
inchmcut- lHbt week.
The county convention which i- To
-cud delegates tu thc cougrc-. lunul
convention which mrctsM M Nhriiu. ON
tho aard iu-t..tu nominate "a prdi.
dntr tor this, the llth congressional
district. which met here h-t -pfut.
dHl. j. l.. lhup-trc mtruiu.,d 10
resolution which was received with
applause, and was UNANIMOUSLY udopt
eel, ihvurlng tArltl tor revenue only.
free aud unlimited coinage of silver.
aud the r,-oryWiuu at the puhliruu
main tor the bructit ot nrlunl sritIrr,
m homcstcHd-, opposing nuliom
bankr as cunutry tu the spirit ui the
constitution, aud the warranted
aud unlawful urrcst and mpri.uu.
mch' citizens IN foreign cuuutii"- and
tho cucrOhchmcut oi the federal guy.
eminent upon the rights ot the state,
in regulating aud coutruliug
their own dOmcstic concerns,
aud endorsing the ncuun Of tho icAt-
delegation IN congic-s ia relation to
all these matters. Nnd lnstruciiug the
delegation from this county to the
cunErrssi uHl convention tu vote for
Hon. =. v. /. ltnhHm.
Five delegates and five Hlt,rua',s
were elected tu the cougrcs-ion d con.
vculion, aud fifteen delegates tp tur
thirtirth -runluritl nul toriV repre-.
-cntativcs the district convention
called tu meet here NJ the same time
The senatorial convention was jhon
called, Hnd after the usual prrlimiun.
rir-, proceeded to bulllt for .tnt.
senator, In which VIM kimbAl of
Bu-que, j. j. liHy Of Ernth Hud i N
Taylor of Hood were contestants.
Some twenty bRll0tH were taken with
varied aud llucluniug rc-ul :, first
one candidate then another mhmp
the lUHd. but neither able to get n
twu-third- minority. when llun l.
y Frank ui truth was taken up aud
a.. .t,... a L..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

NkW NoHK sept IA move Ht
tccting the passenger tfuti. from
New York to The south nud south
west will bo made to-day by the com
mis-ioners of the Trunk line pool who
from four To- seven cents l. on nil south
ern aud southwestern points. This II
caused by the iart that the I cnncssrc,
Virginia and Gcorgia Air line be-
came rcsiive under continued cuts
made by the Baltimore and ohio.
via. Cincinnati and IN recognition
ot the rights OF the Tennessee,
Virginia aud Georgia road rhi-
reduction iz allowed by the lruuk
lines
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

NtW luHE, sept a., Mrs. Della
phrncll who returned from Chicago
un Friday last took pus-ngc iu.
Queenstown in the steamer Celtic.
yesterday. Very few knew OF her rr.
turn to New York, aud ouly her most
intimate friends were on the duch to
bid her 'Godspcod" The old lady.
who will be srycuty.twu year, OF age
on tho 18th ot February neat showed
scarcely - trace of her severe Illness
ui last winter. She has almost rn-
urcly recovered from the rLcumn
lisn. She expressed great mti,mc.
ton ut the uanncr in which the chi.
cHgO convention wu- conducted, aud
SO tar from showing ANY dlsnppoiut-
mcnt in the milurc 10 obtain home
rule, she was firm IN the bclici that
the time Of its attainment Is not iHr
distant. She has recovered much OF
the old energy that has always mark
ed hcr life. aud she waved her. hand
krrchiei IN token ut farewell to those
ON the pier she looked ~ though
there were -iiIl many years oi life be-
fore hpT
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PROPOSES ptNISttuINI.
4 ChicHg" nRuutHCiurrr roLrs Boy
eotIprs win 10 sham SGi,I

1HicAou. sept. o, Cha. T. Nu.r.
btumcr. II cigar manufacturer. WAS
boycuttod April 2ard bl order ut the
cigar makers international Unions
Nos ~ aud L. uf this dN. Nus-.
banner nov A-k- the uilrd States
district attorney To- begin -uit
against the Offenders under the pro
visions of section 55us ui the revised
statues, which provides. lhM il two
or more persons cOnspirr to iulurc,
Cypress, threaten or iutimidatr ANY
ciulrn of the United states ia the tree
ef rcisc or enjoyment of AuN right OF
privilege secured tu him 10y the cuusti.
luton of the luitcd ~Bt,,. thcy are
subject to the extreme penalty Of
$1,000 iiue aud ten year. imptisou-
meut. II is claimed that 10y the pay.
mcut of the internal revenue tuN As q
cigar manufacturer, lac therefore
acquired u right under the revenue
laws to manufacture cigars. aud thie
right is secured by the laws ui thc
United States within the iutcut mean
lug of the section quoted.
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of the one cnrried oil boy Mrs. Willis
assailant The negro WAS arr, stcd
but he denied all knowledge of the
Willis outrage aud ii WAS decided to
send him tu Millru for safe keeping
On hls arrival AT the depot there hc
WAS recognized 10y lad nan ed Brin
sin as the mau who had outraged his
sister aged eleven years near Mil'eu
one year ago. The girl WAS sent ;ur
aud Identified him. The negro con
fctsed his guilt iu the Brin.iu ca-c and
said that he had obtained the gun
which led to his arrest irum aucsru
named Berry Wiggs \ posse OF ell
lcts are scOuunk tie country iu
search OF the latter.
lhi- morning Nilkcr-Ou was sent
to Sylyania To he lodged 10 Jail AS u
better precautiou against lyh,hiug
rs WilkcrsOu was proceeding Hcru--
The country, guarded 10y officers, they
were met 10y band oi nuy mAskrd
aud well armed mcu thtrr mlcs from
Milleu, who hanged hun tu "a tree
near the scene ut hls crime The, also
riddled hi, budy with bullets \ sim.
liar tate Is In store Tor Migg-. when
pnpturpd
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~rliL ~ -INrE coz -iEDE.
SOFIA, sept !, The -ubrAuic hns
received To pruluug the state ui siege
10 liuiguriH aud also 10 cuurlmnftinl
The eighteen ollicrr. mculpatcd IN the
Kidnapping OF Prince Alexander in
order to restore discipline aud mend
the morals oi the army
siNGrLAH enIrLLroNs.
lhc ~uhranic has voted "A Grant of
S5uuuou To purchase all Of Prince
ALEXANDER property IN Bulgaria. re-.
tanning from the whole the sum OF
500 900 with which to uqu.dntc the
Irucrs indebtedness, To tho national
biuh. When The pruposM to make
the appropriation was brought before
the oubranjc one ui the deputies arose
to debate u. lhit cnu-cd such nu
upruur that all the ether dcIuilcs
hrurc aud l'lt the chamber protesting
against my discussion OF the propn
sitiuu. Ait,r an absence ul i've min.
ul,s ,lhr ub~lrrprruus mcmhcr hHv
lug 900 the mran Time hHd his lutcn.
tons rmng,d) the dcpulirs returned
ani pE--cd the appropriation uuami.
mousiy.
II transpircs that when the prc.l.
dent of the u ,rmbly handed the
agent nj sofia thc Nuhrnnir'- telegram
To the r1Hr praying Tor h- friendship
And protection The agent smd lac
hopcd nov thHt Iho main ob,tnclr to
good relations between liua-in aud
bulgaria was removed, and that the
'fnn would ncrrpt the message aud
answer h mV, ruuh
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ItiEH iiHNIp Torsy.IiNNN
~ the brutal 'ud ,upruN ED
MuTd"r oi >"gr" las, NighI.

7bfNlsl 80 Nt' ffahHlIIlNl
TNLEH Ik, sept H. A murder
apparently uupruyukcd,occu here
about o'clork thi- evening near th,
ST. Lous, ArIhusa- mnd Texas depot
j.. {. Nrvius,h Whltr barber ., cent.
ly from LpuRyicw, ,hotH nrgrn b, the
mnmc nt VIII Clements through the
heart and killed him instantly. 4
pistol was the weapon used.
Constable VI . Mradnr hnprcurli
to be- near by and arrested Ncyin-
promptly and soon had him In iiI.
despite the assertions mnIo hy th,
prisoners tricud- that hc should NOT
not go to jnil Mr. Mradcr I-Hyoung
man iwcn -four yrrs Of ngo, and
his action lh hrrrslluV the man. de-.
spite the threatened danger, deserves
the highest commentator. A mr
Of Inquest wH- Immediately sum
mOurd who viewed the dcuu hud.
aud adjourned tin tOmorrow nIoru.
inR, when the evidence VIII br
taken,
The u"oplo Of this community
symputhilc with Hon. Horace Inii
tiUu aud hl- family, in the los. Of hI,
promising boy Two years old, who
WAS buried his afternoon,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

NEW NoHK, sept. A. A special
from NJ Johns New fouudlAnd -uys,
news has ll-t been received here
from Belle Isle indicating TINT n
large ocean steamship has probably
brou wrecked or 10 hn- had her dpck- r.
swept IN yrry heavy wind Much
wrrckaRc has been washed ashore in
the straits II consists of cabin door
and bedding and spare other mater.
ial. \ numOcr OF dcnd cattle also
have been throwL up 10y the sca. but
nothing ~ yet hH5 been found by
which to discover the idrmy ut the
wrecked vessel
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SWIFTLY SWING.
Indignant GeOrEIans string up n
Negro hH'isb.r- Prospective
Hanging Of Another.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept H. Three
weeks ago, durluR the absence of her
husband, Mrs. Thomas Wilhs was a..
-aulted in her hous IN Rogers, on the
Central railroad, by negro. Mrs.
Willis defended herself with II gun,
which she used ~ u club, but was on
the point OF being oyerpowercd by the
negro when n colored irl,armed with
au axe, rushed to her assistance, deal
ing her Assailant several blows on the
mead, The women, aftcr h desperate
struggle, put the negro To hight, he
carrying the gun with him.
Gu "Wednesday afternoon FL Fave
saw negro named WilkorsOh with d
gun which answered the description
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

"' Hon y. G. kcardy is before Tho
rroplc "i this congressional di.trirt
hnd is known to he in every WAY
worthy To represent ihi, district Ia
congress. therefore bc it resolved that
iUl7 convention does MOI dccm it wise
ID make ANY nomination Tor cunVro.-
j N' we 1t" frcummoud all prnhthi
i'"hi'iH IN lhc 6lh district to support
h'm lii lh" cyout that hc become, "A
candidate
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

RUSSIAN PROJECTS
LONpIN, sept lin an interview
WIN bismarck, DcGlcrs, the ltussiau
foreign minister distinctly promised
thHt lius-ia would not occupy BuI.
garla, Russia las demanded tor her
foreign government the harbor Of
kankyck fora naval station
IiOhOklSO MN
The authorities OF the city Of Lon.
don contemplate presenting the free.
dom Of the clty 10 Prince Alexander.
kuMOK pESiED.
Home Secretary Matthews Ia the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
INaInth INSTIIIIIn.
10 Discover Ih" Cause Oi the Death
"a Houston NrgrDsE.

Hpo,ial o. thc Examiner
Iiorslo>, FOX, ~rpt II 10 might
Just ce Breeding held ~ inquest
over The body OF ucgrr-, named luN
hemDle The testimony at the u
quest showed tint the woman dirI
very suddenly and had complained ut
cramps in the stomach aud rush Of
h,sud 10 tbs hoAd. She bought ~,
cral pills aud on taking the last one
died almost Instantly. II IL thought
the woman Wa poisoned accidentally
\ post mprtcm examination VIII prob
ably be- held. She leaves II buby one
month. old aud ~ chi.d two ycnr- oi
aye,
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SAN ANIpNIo, Tex, sept Ill., Dr..
Ferdinand Hun to-day declined 10 run
for congress ngglnstJo-eph -, asycr-.
II was Intended to make the race u
protective tariii one. Some 'ndepcn-
dent VIII probably run, aud the race
will then be n hot aud close one.
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Nltl hlnitil ttiON.
NoW luHK, sept IL. \ lotirr
lrom Havana. tuhR, dated September
~. -Hya lhnt thu great iuunlntiou of
tirhh del Aguh hhs been the most i'm.
purtnnt event ul the island during the
past year aud viii doubtless MARI nu
era ia the annals OF tia, village. Cirbn
del Aqua is situated about Hih klIu.
meters southwest OF Havana The
-prlnRs winch causrd the nuud onl,
recently appeared in the vicinit, ni
the village. Ihcy hHvr rapidly IN
croasrd not only ia number bat in
power giving breath To tho lake
where unJ few dave
ago there appeared cNtcn.
rivr nnd well cultivated fields Thcsr
fields Hrc drN principally to the
cultivation ui Indian com aud coffee
Ia addition To- the ir-tructIuu of the
crops n number OF lnrlurirs aro i'm.
Nadrd by the water nut their works
ruined. Fortunately no lo-- of nfc IL
reported. Within tho village the
Whlcr ht-, ~ some places, attained
u h"iBli ul one metre Many families
hrc terror stricken mud hHYr hurrirdiy
lott the village. \ barge number OF
the inhabitants lost all TINT the, pos.
sc,.cd Money, TODD nnd rlothinp ii,
bong forwarded to the Hrruu 0t the
DISASTER for the relief OF the sutl,rcr-
The governor general Hud the civil
governor have yi7lt'd the region
Inundated aud hundred. OF hnnd- un
dor scientific uni experienced guid.
hnGe hr" ohdrayoring to dryInlc the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

THIS celebrated new remedy for
chllls aud foyer contains no alcohol.
arseulc or poisons OF any XII, d and Is
being received with great favor by
the trade aud people. 1t Is a safe.
ssure,prompt,pure and certain remedy
tor chills and fever. 1t is taking the
lead wherever sold and the constantly
Increasing demand Is alone sufficient
guarantee of lta merits aud WONDER
inl efficacy as chill cure. Try 1t.
FOR sale and warranted BY Castles s
Morrison
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

ST LOuis, sept ~ The central
committee of the United lMhor party,
composed OF mcmbrrs Of the knights
Of Labor, the Central Labor luion
and the Trades sembly, AAyo issued
n call tor convention, 10 be held Or-
tober z, 10 nominate IL full city tckrt.
Accompanying the cali Is drrlara.
tion of the principles aud aim of the
MARTY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

luILE ltuoh sept H. The total
vote IN this State IN the september
election wa- li3,OuO. The democratic
majority is 81 600. The Legislature
stands thu-ly house, r,domocrnts -ixty-
seven, republicans aud whrclcr-
uly-lhr,e senate, r,dcmoorats tween
" seven, republicans aud whcclors
i've,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

SCIENTISTS lN SESSION.
BEr.lS, sept a. The annual con
Bres7 OF Hermnh acicnii.ts opened in
thl' city icsteriHy NJ the same tim
thui the German scientific exhibition
wus inaugufntod. lWeut,.scyrn.
hundred professional scientist. At.
tended the opening session of the
congress,
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tHulltA AStS.
RuME, sept H. There were SIN
i'ath- from the cholera during the
',euty -four hour- uudmg Nrstrrih,
In Torento, and siNt eli new eases.
.,ull the other Injected di-tric'- ut
lta'y there wet, thirty y.two new ,n.t-
and htteeu deaths
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

-EINT ~ W \ "VWOONEN-
OTTAWA. ont, sept /, lnquir,
at the customs department shows thU
the American ii-hiug schooner Pear
Nelson was -ciird NJ Princeton tut
having landed twelve men during tm
MphI.
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IOIIN VI FANATICS,
NtNNA, sept. ll-l yesterday ui
sIti.Jcwi-h riol broke out nj kraiu,h
- Ruumaun The mob pluhurrcd
aud destro, ed n number of houses
belonging to the Jews Several ul
unter, were wounded. And -Dmr
nave been arrested
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~ '"Jot"'s 'hrrrr Inded.

7VNTTHT " THt FIuT1TTVf-
LAREpo, Tex, sept. t.. cstcrlAy
near lHmpnlo-, Mexico, Signor Her
iera aud some GitiIlns met aud slew
the celebrated raider, III Coyote, aud
seven Ot hi, baud Manuel Nua Was
one OF the slain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

NAaiuNuIuN. Sept L.. Col. ChA,.
; ""ri OF tho engineers corps Of
the army 10y direction OF the presi-
dent At his request hns been placed
On the retired list
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house ot commons this AFTERNOON dc.
icd that Joseph Chamberlain. thr
adical seccder, would be guarded 10,
police inspectors during his coutcu-
piatet trip on tie continent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

MEMrHIs, Tenn, sept. l7.-lhc dem
ocrats OF the lOlh district to-day nom
mated James Phelau, the proprietor
OF the Momphis Avalanche, fOr con
Rreas b acclaInatiOn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

BAroN ltruGE, sept d.. ". T..
Roberts Wa, To-day nominated tor
COMPRESS by the democrats OF the sixth
district over y. B lrlon, the present
Incumbent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

UIENI UfNfIINI WONN
RFKLiN. sept L. bcneral ~rhmct
totu. who ird the celebrated ctnrrc oi
Bismarck ru,rA,-icrs at NIchuNi.lc.I-
ItpaI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

This morning u large crowd assem-.
BLEED at the police station where the
mpu who attempted tu a,sn-.inato
ftcw'rr 'taIiRno was locked up,
prepared iu seize hm Whcu then the
police attempted 10 take him tu court
tor ntra'gnmeut, umd lynch him The
nu,hori les had however takcu nh
necessary pr cautions aud were en-.
abIcd To dispcrsc the crowd aud pro.
trct the p. .i,oucr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
HODs AttSCg u NeNN paper ON, q
la bucharest ANA jewish
Residents OIL Hio,a.
bulgarian Legislators Refuse iu
Tolerate Discussion Ouu
Appropriation Biu.
sriIuIeOi au tmCtiCnn sChunn
80 tholcih iu itatN ter
mun ScirntInc session.


AIllNuIlu ASSASSINATION.
Bt,uNttsL sept O., VI Brninmo
the liuumuuH prime minister wa.
shot nj lust evening los au nssa.iu. lie
perceived the mans iutrution in time
tu spring un ut hi- aim. The bullet
struck VI Il huhr-cO. "a member ui
the chamber ot dcpuiic- and wound.
,d him. The ~ st.-in was arrested
and luchcd up. lie confessed llui
Ton political reasons hr Intended to-
kill thrprimc minister The attrmpl
tu Li.l liralinno produced great g,
ritcmrnt nmuug the people \ crowd
surrounded the building occupied b,
the only newspaper here which I'M,
bccn uuposlng the prime mlni-tcrnmd
blamed thc editor tor iunumug th,
hostile feelings against him The,
'WHshcd Hll thc furniture, and ,ny
ugoh attacked the newspaper build.
ing. Two members Ot the stall were
severely wuuud,d The mub pro.
ccrdod to destroy the cdiiicc when
Tie pulI'r became masters OF the sit.
uuuuu.