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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
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Gen. Boulanger Retired

PARIS, March 27.-On the proposal Of the
minister Of war, President Garnet acting ON
the unanimous advice OF the officers who con
Quoted the court martial, has signed decree
placing GEN. Boulanger on the retired list OF
thearmy. The proposal had previously been
considered by council Of ministers,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
The End is Near.

BERLIN, March 21.--rhc North German
Gazette bismarck organ commenting on
the elections in France says the votes of the
French people tend more and more toward a
dangerous alternative Of reaction or revolu
tion. Every political manifestation strength
ems the tendency to diScredit the govern
mcnt. The Kreuz Zcitung says "Thc end
is near but it is hard to say who will give the
nresent regime In Franco its dcath- hlnM ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

PNMs, March Ii Election 10 fill vacancies
Of the chamber Of deputies were held sunday
in the departments Of Rhone and Aisue.
Felix Hyatt was returned from Rhone, while
General Roulauger received plurality in the
department OF the AiSne
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
No More Swine,

WAsHINGToN, March - The president
has sent to congress message recommending
legislation to prohibit the importation Of
swine from France and Ge many. 1t is ac-
companed by communications from Minister
Pendleton and from the consul at Marsalles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

Whether you prefer the sea breeze or the
brscing noun tain air for your summer vaca-
ton, you should not wait 10 prov ide yourself
with bottle of Argosturs Bitters, which is
the acknowledged standard regulator OF the
digestive organs. Be sure to get the genuine
ar dele, manufactured only by
DIR. ]. u. SIEGE RT & SONS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
FUNERAL ARRANGEM NTS
The Funeral Ceremonies OF the Late
Chief Justice to be Simple as Possible.

WAsHtNGToN March - The funeral ser
vices over the remains Of the late Chief jus
tice Waite, will begin at noon tomorrow in
the hall OF the house Of representatives. The
seats on the floor OF the house will be assign
ed TO the family sud mourners, to the presi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

Exposure will induce colds, throat diseases,
consumption. etc all OF which give warning
by a troublesome, cough Us- Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup In time snd remove both thu cause and
effect OF your discomfort.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
Chairman Mills Improving.

WAsuINGroN, March - AT $50 O'Clock
this morning Chairman Mills was reported AS
somewhat better than last night. lie Was
sleeping restfully.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

MRS WINDOWS soothi x syrup should al
ways be used for children ieething. Ii soothe
the child, sofens the gums, allays al pain
cures ~ ind collie, and q he best remedy for
tsrrhoea Twenty dive cents q bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

al want some sOX pONr." said he,
Just out the conf druggist said,
''Bul here's some powder known 10 be
As good The pa. GA turuvd and Ned,
A. Iiug Do You supposed don't
kIoW nothuJ equals SOZ luON r.
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Classified Advertisements.

All advertisements ASH Tug for employment
when people are unable to pay for them will
be inserted free in this column.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
Death of Editor porsheimer.

NEW YORK, March 21.-EX-Lteut Govern
or VIM Dorsheimer, publisher OF the Ne"
York Star, died last night al Savannah, Ga.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28
Personal.

pismark Is still found at the old stand coia N.,
ID square and 3ri street, where the leshs ~
beer, best lunch and finest wines In the Guy NV
kept.
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FOR RENT

LNOR RENT "A first. class European bote md
II restaurant only on In town Of 700
population. j, B Gilmer Il Co.
DOR RENT-Three large rooms, forms'J
IL occupied by I. A Blair. over my .tols.
c.. n, CURTIS
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FINANCIAL.
REAL ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Eon,tab'e Life is the best, ". H, BssO''
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EARM. lin Coryetl county for eNGn ~.
Il Waco city property. u,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

PAPERS for sale at tn L a. = per
" office, ~ cents per hundFeu'
fhopceuj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

U,oa SALE A faw lots on Z nseTT . IA.
~ lnnlN no y G. CLnger. kooln-oa.- -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

rI,O HInE-The best horses and rly ,iy.aar.ii,
l. city, by NJ. +. McLaren a. 'he
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-28

NOR SALG-The fence inc IS. on ,p me- o.
Il federal court bui ding ApP''
iscs or To sanger Bros.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

MAYOR WORKMAN does MS the HRRALD
did him the honor to assume he would
do-he denies emphatically that he ever
made any such statements about our city
and its police force as were attributed
him by an esteemed contemporary. The
Mayors honor and his intelligence are
both Of too high a grade to allow him to
make such mistake. We congratulate
She Mayor on his ability to deny the mat
Ter in toto. Our police force is in the
main good one; and it is well handled.
Never in our remembrance of the city
has it been 30 well managed as az
present. The city is quiet orderly and
safe for life and property as a place OF
eighty thousand people can be expected
to be. Our neighbors are working a
barren lead. They cannot get up split
In the Police Board, for the purpose Of
foisting their green and otherwise cues
honable young men on this city as
Dhief. Nor can they carry out the rest
Of their programme and elect the next
Mayor OF Los Angeles by means OF the
police force in the hands of the young
friend who owes SO much to the gentle-
man who now in turn would owe his
election to his police force protege. The
programme is too heavy to carry out.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
THE IRoQU0Is CLUB.
steps Taken TO EatifY the Action o.
So. h0uts.

So. AIouts.
A meeting Of the Qualification Com
mittee" appointed at the last meeting OF
the Iroquois Club OF this city was held
last evening in the club hall. Mr.. Sidney
Lacey, Grand sachem OF the organization,
was in the chair, and about q dozen
members OF the committee took part in
the deliberations.
A committee Of three to provide for the
firing OF salute as soon as the nomina-
tions at st. Louis are announced was ap-
pointed, as follows: Thomas Kelly, G..
w. Burton and W.R. Lewis.
A committee to select speakers for an
assembly to be held on the evening OF
that day was appointed, composed Of H.
w. Patton, o. II. Violet and Il. NJ. Grif-
fifth. The committee met later and Sc
lected rs such speakers: Hon. r. F.
Del Vale, Col. o. H. Violet, Hon. j. D..
Lynch, Hon. j. Marion Brooks, Hon. W.
II. Workman and Ex-Governor j. G.
Downey.
MIR. A. G. Clarke was appointed COM
mittee of one to procure q set OF torches
and flag to be used in an informal pro
eession to be held in the evening.
A committee of three was appointed on
procession and band, as fellows G..
W. Burton, J. Davidson and G. W.
Glowner.
A Finance Committee to make provis-
ion. for the necessary expenses of the
affair was appointed, consisting of G. w.
Burton, o. L. Curry, W. r. Lewis and
Henry r. D. Wilson, MIR. Sidney Lacey
was requested to take command OF
the assembled Democracy on the occasion
act as Marshal and as general master o.
ceremonies. The committees will all re-
port at the general meeting OF the Iro
quois Club next Tuesday evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

The orcgon Eleotlen.

Tomorrow the Oregon election takes
place. Allegations have been made
which, II credited, ought to make the
cheek Of every self-respccting American
Jingle, TO the effect that tho President
was personally engaged in dishonest
attempt 10 carry that State by an inn
proper use Of every influence at his COM
mand. Oregon has been ever since it
was admitted 10 Statehood. pretty
secure Republican State. In twenty
years II has cast it's electoral vote
but once for a Democratic nominee for
the Presidency. Stu II is close
state. the pluralitics being generally
within few hundreds. In State politics
IL Is uncertain. Grover was elected
Governor just after the war. Then fol-
lowed several Republican Governors and
now Governor Pennoyer is q Democrat.
IN is alleged that he WIS successful by
means of coalition with tho Mitchell
wing OF tho Republicans, the understands
ing being that the Democrats should
have their Governor, il Mitchell could be
secured the seat in the United States
Senate. Judge Kelly, Governor Grover.
and Mr.. Slater, all Democrats, have
represented the State in the Federal Sem
ate within the last fifteen years. At pres
ent both Senators are railroad Republic
cans. II Is hard to tell how the election
may go tomorrow. Oregon has gained
much Of late years in population. There
are new issues before the people this
year, and they are vital in their effects.
The canvass has been vigorous one,
Colonel John p. Irish having addressed
the people all over the State on the is
sues from the Democratic standpoint,
and Mr.. Swift having done the
yame service fore the Republican
cause. In his presentation OF the tariff
question Mr.. Swift has developed mental
powers not before credited to his intel
lectual equipment. Baron Munchausen's
powers OF imagination sink to insignif-
hence as compared with tho flights Of
fancy the negotiator OF the Chinese
treaty has INDUCED in. The Beotian at
mosphere OF Webioot is not congenial to
ihe pleasures Of the imagination. The
chances are extreme that the average
larmer whose mind has become
Sefogged in a cline whore nine
months' rain a year Is not
unusual, win take Mr.. Swift's statements
for the soberest fact. In such -case
there is no telling what he may not &C.
nomplish in the way OF voting taxes on
himself for the benefit Of New England
mill owners. If Oregon by chance
should break the record in this Presiden-
tial year of grace and vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, we may expect to hear a
cry of fraud, and look to see the Presi-
dent branded as political high
wayman. II the "saine thing over
again" is to be the programme,
and once again history repeats itself in
the taking of Holland by the Dutch,
then listen to hear the very hills rever-
berate with the acclaim OF the victorious
hosts, crying as loud as the veriest barn
yard monarch whose queen Of the roost
has once more laid an egg. Meantime,
people who keep their heads in the
proper place viii know that in spite OF
ME Oregon election, the Presidential con-
lest must be made by the entire Nation
next November.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

FtLwooD CooPgR, the best known OF Cali.
fofnia' olive growers, says tho Auburn Re.
pRbiicun, gets SO quart for his olive oil, and
is fDGl1ug money ~ the rate OF about 81 600 an
acre per annum His orchard Is thirteen years
PEELED % aght the black scale, pest unknown
to The foothills. rs. n Merchant
This is the pulling infant industry
which the Times tariff tinker thinks
needsG protection bottle to keep life in
lbs weak body, Gentlemen, the
splendid Industries OF the rich Golden
State do not depend on any tariff
schedule for their profits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

REPUBLICAN papers who are going wild
over Allen G. Thurman, 'the noblest
Roman Of them ALL" would do well to
moderate their enthusiasm. This gush
is all based on the assumption that
Judge Thurman's name will not be on
the ticket. When it is discovered that it
is there the situation will be very awk-
ward for our friends on the other side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

ALI signs point to the nomination of
Judge Thurman for the Presidency.
II is about time for US to get our big BAN
dana handkerchief ready. The ticket
will awake enthusiasm Of no ordinary
sort. The author Of the Message, and
the author OF the Thurman Act will match
in harness and set pace down the home-
stretch next November, that no pair the
&. o. p. can trot out will be able to keep
in sight Of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

The case OF the People Against Frances Dyke
was cal ed ~ Department No. 81 the fupef5o1
Cont Friday, Judge Williafns prcs1dtu9
n rnsn who isaIleerd TO have seduccd her undcs
a promise Of insrfisge, but who. the pfstrici
Attorney tfated, could not be found. Defend
thos tic had bceu n Jail for several month";
and had suffered sufficiently for the offence,
even II she had com snitted II: besides, X was
not her faut that tho prosecuting witness
c0nle not be found Judge Williams released
Miss Dykes upon her own Iecognizanco, and
continued thc case until Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Fffday efternoon Deputy Constables hrgn-
twenty-onc Cinnamon and the entire layout OF
tan game on M1rchessauA street. Arguclio
climbed over the roof and dropped through the
w yligbton the tau table. BY his CELEBRITY ne
was enabled TO capture the money IN eight,
4iOS.40 before the Chnnmon recovered from
their establishment They made a Cash for the
door bat Johnson WIS there aud then they
fubmittod TO being taken 70 the County Jail.
40 hour later they deposited $50 ball apiece
with Justice fancy for their appearance when
f.d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

THE late w. W. stilson, whose all too
early death was announced in the papers
OF yesterday, was man who had made
many friends during his comparatively
short residence in this city. he had
many qualities Of no mean sort, which
won for him close friends both in bust
ness and social circles. His death is a
distinct logs to this community.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

THE local Democracy is getting up its
enthusiasm in good time, as becomes
men who know the victory will be
theirs. 1t is already clearly defined who
shall be the standard-bearer Of the party
IN the National canvass; and steps have
made much progress at this early day for
rousing ratification meeting as soon as
1he result shall be formally announced.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
Iu.ticn iSinr,s frenars.

Justice A. ]. King hne fled his [rst repor
with City Clerk Teed He feporis iines amount
ing 70 $is and civil business amounting e
S2S.75, and states that there are now pending
before him ten ctvfl cases and forty-ont
criminal cases His new courtroom In tho
Jones' block viii be ready for occupancy short
~, and then he expects 70 be able TO dispose OF
the business more rapidly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

al the gloiica and attractions d our
section fIitywill fcfain Fart and BE-
coiae . great band Of missionaries whose
voiceh win preach Los Angeles, her
climate, resources, sccial and educational
advantages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Tho papers Of nll delinquent man filtarriiffs
TO the fOs Angeles DAILY HEeAtp VIII ~
promptly discontinued heIcnitef;. ~ papefn
VIII DO sent 10 supspripcTH ~ lfHii uitif7f 81
same have boon pnid for Ia adVaHce tbs ruie
iR lnnoxfbio ANTna g LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs j
W. Hinton, Of this city, will deeply sym
pathize with the young couple in -
loss Of theil child. Tie
nrst W bless their unlonT -,
been very sweet and pronnsS
som, but now nipred 50 untiiueiy D.
hSc had fairly begun to open.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

LOCAL N0rnFFr1NnNNfT rom adIFf00F tViFlN
especially solicited
RFNtrrATurs should De- mfdh W drnit, check.
Posioiiicc Ordyf or pNfiHl tpte Tie luifef
should be sent ioi ai sniis iess tnnn ~.
J0R PRINTING DEPARTMENT. wing 70
orr greatly increased fnci iifief, Eerff prcpAtf1
20 cxccutd 40 Kinds ~ i1h work IA o grpfrfof
manner Special hiffntiua viii to ri4ct %
rommorcai rnd legal pfinipg, nri ~ orders
wv be promptly nllcd m in6dersie reteN
he Official Lat 81 i.ciicf icntning n Tho
fosiofIlco IL published ia the bEkALD on
Monday.
orrfCT ~ rrnffrfTor. iea West SECOND
street. between Spring rnd Fort Lon Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
M RNILwonTn osrAIoA EARal

THE GRANDEsT. sIGKT N. LOS ANGEilse
4 is fhe4SIFGE OF PARIS MIN and Third
SITS Open dnily tineiDding Hundysl from Q 4
n to loP.M Admission Adulis, 5ac.; ohil.
dr6n 15a nlIb<Tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

CotrEag COMMENCEMENT are tho order
Of the day 1T this season Of sle year.
The University Of Southern California
an H.. h..e;la a,,l,ogad oil thfa tvaek in
examinations and other literary pro-
grammeH Of the highest interest. All
this week is devoted to this purpose by
our great home institution. Los Angeles
may vol be proud Of her many schools
and colleges. They are Of all grades, for
both sexes, under the auspices Of all the
churches, and are both public and priv
ate in their management.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
THE FIRE COMMISSION.
Business TRANSACTED at Yesterdays
Session.

Business TrHHS0cbe0 at AeBtora0yes
Session.
The Board of Fire Commissioners met
in regular session at the Mayors office
yesterday afternoon, all the members be-
ing present. A large number OF bills
were audited and approved, and referred
to the Finance Committee OF the City
Council j.. II. Workman offered to
erect an engine house on lot "a, Virginia
avenue, near State street, and rent the
same to the city OF the rate OF SIS per
month On motion of Mr.. Teed the bid
was referred to the City Council without
recommendation.
r. @. Guirado complained that he had
by accident broken two Of the fire alarm
wires while cutting down the trees in
front of his property, on Sixth street,
and had notified the Fire Alarm Com
pany, who had repaired the break and
charged him So. lie wanted TO know
whether the company had a right TO
charge him so much. After some dis
cussion the matter was referred back and
for She future Mr. Gregg was instructed
10 hire what labor is necessary to repair
such work, and should the lines be re-
paired by Jason Coburu, the city line
man, be must charge what is right and
sufficient to cover the damage and turn
the amount Into the city treasury and
preseut his bill for extras to the Commits
sioncTs.
Several applications were then received
Tor positions in the Fire Department, and
after beiag read wera ordered fled
Louis Barthold was appointed perman-
ent engineer Of Engine Co. No. /, and
Otto Gnnther permanent driver OF hose
cart No. 4. The Board then adjourned.
Mr. Swift says we arc still four hun
1 deed milton 10 five hun bred million
DECLARE sho,, OF doing our own manufac-
turing and shat we ought not to think Of
I foreign trade ill we fiji that deficit. He
4 is no believer in an Interchange OF COM
modities He thinks every nation should
/ supply its own wants. Well, if every
nation, why not every Slater why not
every county2 why not every city, why
moi every waId2 why not every individ-
ual9 Why should not Mr. John T.
Swift make his own breeches? He does
not do 80 because a tailor can make them
better, and he can employ his time more
useiully otherwise, in making political
speeches, for instance, Does he not per-
ceiye that by so doing he becomes q
preiender? The very identical argu-
ments which he ispSing 70 psrsaadeq he
worknep Of Oregon that the more they
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
EMOUMsaoNs..

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and Denver, leave Los Angeles June 14tn and
Z6tn, July 18th and 2Bth Mattresses curtains,
blankets, pillows, etc, free OF charge. For
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03


WgH Cleveland and Thurman in the
field, the Republican party will be put
on their mctllo indeed They win be
forced to fight the bsiile in their own
sirongholds, and to dispute with us every
inch u ground in thcis strongest States
The South will no rs solid
rs wall Of adamant. The doubt
ful States win make their choice
unhesltatingly, and wheel into line
with the great Holid column Of sure Dem
ocratic States; and even in Ohio there
viii be a detection from the opposing
ranks, which may turn the tide Of battle
thcFe in orr favor. With such ticket,
with 40 clearly defined and 80 just n
cause, there VIII be surprises Of no ordi-
nary nature, and the Democracy viii
sweep the cousrv At an enormous pace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

p, E 9I Alfrs II gggF TN S ssid vol f
Would gcept tho iiomination for Vice Prosi-
dent oHt the Democratic ticket that 'if they
beheyf1l am honest they viii let me alone.h
He rnqX { that Cleveland and honesty for a tail
Is norl ticket for the BouFbons. II Tribune.
ItigAad politics, bad, bad, very bad.
CANDY beats this sort OF thing
aii I'd pieces. An editor who puts
SO loae an estimate on the intelligence
OF his headers as this merely emphasizes
how aaterly low be falls in the ranks OF
INTEL tIent people. Here is what Allen
G. HOFFMAN says Of Cleveland:
aunseslrous OF seeing CLEVELAND reelected
Az IN can 40 in THAI dehaif win be one
cheerb Az, and in my opinion he win be
saeeteS an increased mAjority. map with
me eoieage, honesty, statesmsnship and pari-
dorsst n,Sntat the hands Of the people as his re-
eieellr,, would imply.
On redeemed contemporary is dead
rightat It's estimation Of Thurman's hon
esty. ne'herefore. in view of what Thur
man ays Of cleveland, the TFibune's
lack bos does much violence to the
ma Ayscts to hold in such high repute
II course, the merest aiecta.ion
Ourn shhor has no love for Thurman,
norfd ny Democrat. His admiration
Of TAv nan springs from conyiction
thai Y HI, noblest Roman Of them al is
cut q ,ls9litics. Let him once get into
the u es 'ical "swimp and we shall sec
this ve,i.abliean ardor cool quickly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

SOTO STIR E1IT INK ACT.
HoyLE HEIGHTS, IA
Which hs will sell chppp and on long tispe to
pGrtiss wanting ~ build. ny2atf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

~ ic Physician. Once 3615 s. Spring street,
Room TO- Office Hours, 9 to ~ A. M, 3 to p.
NJ. VIII visit patients out OF Office hours, DR..
Dooley win give Magnetic Treatment to poor
women who cannot afford to pay, on giving
satisfactory evidence Of srch, on tuesday and
Friday OF each week. from 8 to r. NJ until
further notice. my2S-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
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