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a Sweet War.

SAN Francisco, February 3.-War has
opened between the two sugar refining
companies. Before the cutwas made,
the American. Company asked cents
for golden G, and N cents for extra G.
The California Company's schedule
called for 81 and 61z respectively. Last
night, the american Company made a
reduction OF I cent per pound on each
variety, placing the rate quarter OF q
cent lower than that of their rivals. To-
day, the California Company took up
the challenge, and quoted golden Q at
.5A and extra Y at 6. Z. 1t is
believed these reductions will be
promptly met, and that the price
will drop even lower than last season s.
The refneries are striving for the trade
of the fruit Gamers, as well as the gem
eral public, and have succeeded already
in making sugar cheaper here than in
New York. 1t is thought stise price oil
the best white varieties will decline to
5 or 81 cents per pound. ~
A telegram from New York an
nounces that the secretary of the sugar
trust is on the way to this city, to in
duce one or both of the re6neries tc
enter into the com bination, but it i:
stated, on good authority, that neither
company will join the trust.
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The Pacific Railroads Bills.

WASHINGTON, February 3. = Ihe
House committee on Pacific Railroads,
entered upon the formal consideration
of various bills on the calendar to-day;
The Cultivate bill and that proposed
by the majority of the Pacific Kali
road Commission were read over care
fully and few verbal changes were
made. The committee, this morning,
concluded to listen to any iimited state
mants which representatives OF the
Central and Union Pacific Companies
might care TO present. Accordingly
the clerk has been instructed to notify
the persons concerned that the com
mittee will, next week, give them an
opportunity to be heard upon the dill
ferent funding bills. +.
Thecommittee was induced to grant
these hearings upon a written request
by Huntington and others. and the
hearings will probably occup two
days, Huntington appearing TOR tns
Central Pacific Company on Friday
and Charles Francis Adams for the
Union Pacific Company on Saturday.
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The wor,d,s Deepest- wells.

The deepest we'll drilled in the United
States is that of George Westinghouse,
at Homewood, near the city Of Pitts
burg, which, on December L. 1886, had
reached depth OF 4,61S. feet, when the
tools were lost and drilling ceased. The
Buchanan farm we'll OF the Niagara Oil
Company, drilled by Frederick Croker,
in Hopewell Township, Washington
County, is 4,303 feet deep. The Rush
well OF the Niagara Oil Company in
WASHINGTON County was abandoned at
3. 800 feet. The deep we'll OF Jonathan
Watson. near Titusville, was drilled
about 3, 500 feet. ]. NJ. GufFey & Co.'S.
well on the Walz farm at West Newton,
Westmoreland County, was drilled to q
depth of $500 feet. The well of Isaac
Willets at Sargent's Mills, near Syca-
more. in Greene County, was abandoned
at 8, COS feet.
The deepest bore hole in England is at
SchIadebach, near Kotschau Station, on
the railway between Corbeths and Leip.
zig. and was undertaken by the Prus-
sian government in search for coal. The
apparatus used is diamond drill
down the hollow shaft of which water is
forced, rising again to the surface out
side the shaft of the drill and inside the
tube in which the drill works. By this
method cores of about fifty feet il
length have been obtained. The aver
age length bored in twenty four hours i:
from twenty to thirty three feet, but
under favorable circumstances as much
as 100 feet has been bored in that time
Other deep holes are as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
The Nioarsgua Canal.

WASHINGTON, February g. Judge
DAILY made the principal argu-
ment, devoting his attention, mainly,
to the constitutional question involved:
Anderson, Kansas, wished to know II
the company wonld object to the lnser-
ton of an amendment to the bill, pun
ishing it by forfeiture ot-charter II 1t
effected a combination with the Pacific
railroads to raise tolls. ss ~. .
Judge DAILY did not feel authorized
to give positive answer, inasmuch as
he had not consulted upon The subject
with other members OF the. association,
Hitchcock explained the formation OF
the company -.t,t r-i-, = .vag
Clardy wished to know if the. stock
of the company would be held IN the
United States, adm .0r5v.s. ii
Hitchcock replied that by the terms
of the concession the stock must De
offered in New York, Nicaragua, Costa
RIGA and Europe, but that the incor-
porators intended to secure a majority
OF the stock in American hands.
Raynor believed that provision tc
that effect should be inserted in the bill
other wise France, Great Britain OF
Germany might come into possession Of
| the canal through the purct use OF :
majority of the stock. -
Clardy inquired If the incorporation!
would consent 10 the insertion of {
clause absolutely providing for the re
tention of the controlling interest IN the
United States.
After consulting with Judge DAILY
Hitchcock announced that they Wer'
willing to accept such conditions.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.


WASHINGTON. February 3.-Among
the bills reported from committees in
the House, TO-DAY, was one amending
Section 5.365 of the Revised Statutes.
House calendar.
Section 1866 of the Revised Statutes
prescribes the death penalty for will
full by casting away vessel on the high
seas, with the intent of defrsuding the
underwriters. The bill proposes to
amend it by a proviso, that il the cast
ing away causes no loss of life, or per-
sonaI suffering, or injury, the person
convicted may rtenced to i'm
prisenment for lie. any number
of years not less THAI 1hree, or to a
fine not exceeding $1,000 Hb
a dozen private bills were considered
and passed. u ,s.F. L. Il r. ,lA.s
Adjourned.
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salisbury and the Landlords.

LONDON, February "a deputation
of Irish landlords waited upon Lord
Salisbury, to-day,.and urged that they
might be compensated for losses suf-
fered through = recent legislation.
They denounced the result OF the
land commissions work. Salisbury
CONGRATULATED them. They, at last,
awakened to the importance of a unan-
imous, energetic policy of self defence
If the landlords had shown similar
energy some years ago, they would
have been spared much of their present
misery. He promised to fully con-
slider their proposals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
rhosa pecoration scanda1s.

PARIS, February 3.-In'ths Deputies,
Oassagnac interpellated the govern
ment in relstion to the decoration
scandals. 4 Minister Fallieries expressed
his willingness. De Lawnay, declared
to be the chief culprit in the scandal,
has not yet been reached. In the coEyse
of the debate, Cassagnac declared ihas
Justice had not been allowed to- take
its course, but had been peraIyzed
by political intervention. FaIlieries
justified the conduct of the government
and declared the attacks upon the pro-
cureur- general was wanton calumny.
He believed that whatever decision the
examining judgesin thetcase of Wilson
might be, it is in accordance with ths
dictates of his conscience. The ordsl
OF the day was adopted. #
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04

THIS is sn excellent recipe for curing
hams or beef: To six gallons OF water
add 2 pounds of sugar, 9pounds OF salt.
quart Of good. .mplasses, 2 ounces OF
saitpetre, pulverized, ounce OF pearl
ASH, Mix and boil well, taking care to
skim off all impurities which rise to the
surface. Rub the meat with the salt.
Let it remain a day or two to draw out
the blood. Pack it down in cask and
polron the pickle cold, sosas to cover
the meat. Put on follower and
weight, and let it remain i've or SIX
weeks. Smoke with mapls, hickorY OF
corn eobs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
Reward of Merit.

EDINBURGH, February g.. Captain
Richie, of the State line steamer State
of Indiana, was presented. to-day, in
behalf OF President Cleveland, with g
gold watch and chain, and Campbell, the
first officer, with binocular glass, for
saving the crew of the ship Triumphant,
of Boston, abandoned at sea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04

MAKE No MISTAKE. ~ ii you have
made up your mind to buy Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not be induced to take any
other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is q peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue OF its
peculiar combination, proportion and
preparation, curative power superior to
any other article of The kind before the
people, From al affections arising
from impure blood or low state OF the
system III unequaled, Be sure to gel
Hoods. ~ -xo-9 - B :
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Gahria1,s Photograph.

ROME, FebIuary3 -Monsignor Adam,
OF California, to-day presented the Pope
a photograph of Gabriel. an Indian
Catholic, 40 years of age, for whom he
asked special blessing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
The AYexican Indemnity .

WASHINGTON, February 3,-The De-
partment of State having received the
twelfth installment of the Mexican in
demnity, announces that it IS now pre-
pared to distribute the same among the
nartias Interested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
Imprisonins Urofters.

I EDINBURGH, February 3.-Several
'crofters on the Island of Lewes, have
been convicted OF rioting and sentenced,
some to year, Others to nine and six
months Imprisonment. aD
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insurgents Arrested.

VIENNA, February g. Frsn'dsnbIat
saws that the Turkish authorities have
arrested forty-one insurgents, who were
part OF a band which was preparing to
invade Eastern Roumeha, and instigate
a revolt In Bourgas and sEskisegra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
Fifteen Yeare.

LONDON, February 3.-Thomas Cal
Ian and Michael Harkins, dynamite
cons pirators, were found guilty and
sentenced to fifteen years penal seryi-
tude. ----.-
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The Austrian sugar Bill

VIENNA, February 3.-The Reichs-
xath approved the sugar bill, in &C
cordance with the majority report OF
the committee, and rejected the
amendments, fixing the bounty on a
sliding scale.
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Manitoba.
February 3. Premier

Greenway said, to- ay, that govern
ment would pass the redistribution and
franchise acts almost Immediately.
Negotiations are said to be in progress
between the Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific to induce the latter
to abandon its plans of invading Man
itOba, .-a lge o. srt. -c
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FOR SALE FOR ONE WEEK.

CORNER LOT S3OxSSo FEET, NEA sd D. &
For SALE-Business corner on First
South, pay good interest.
FOR SiLE-l2O acres of land five miles
southwest OF city limits; $1,000.
FOR SALE-Niee new cottage, gas and
water, on East Brigham; fve roos 1fon''
Easy payments; 5000
FOX SALE-S21sxi65 feet, Second South.
Easy terms, 5000.
S' I43 South Main St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
The Desperate Strikers

READING, Pa, February 3.-This
morning, the miners while going 10
Penn Colliery were met by the strikers.
Shots were exchanged and stones
thrown. The police charged the strlk-
ers who fired at them. One man was
arrested
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On to the south Pole.

+ MELBOURNE, February 3.-The Ant
arctic committee has issued circular,
urging British merchants and ship
owners to combine for the purpose OF
dispatching two steamers to the. South
Pole this summer. 10
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On Monday,

BERLIN, February 3.-The debate in
the Reichstag On the military bill, will
take place on Monday. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04
Mapleson a Bankrupt.

LONDON. February 3.-Colonel Maple
son, opera manager, has been declared
bankrupt.
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INSPECTORS OF STEAM VESSELS

closed its anaual=session to-day. The
following report Of life-saving apph
anoes was adopted : unanimously !;
That, inasmuch as Congress, in Section
44SS. Revised Statutes. provides the
life-saying appliances on. ocean, lake.
bav and sound steamers to be such
number of life boats. floats, RATS and
|llife.preservers as viii best secure the
safety of all persons on board such yes-
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sP GAL NOTICES,
.EsTEAY.

NAME TO MY PLACE on WEDNESDAY
J evening, a sorreG Mare, tn halter on
and rope round neck. owner can nave
same by paying ex penses. B. BROWN.
-,--- Centreville, Davis Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04

II WANT. 10 BUY A BAND OF GOOD
L range horses Call on or address. giving
full description aud lawest cash price.
also have forty head of fine imported Hol-
stein heiiers andeows in calf for sale cheap.
- Il II. STEED, Warrington. Utah.
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SITUATIONS.

1874 O.F. DUE. 1858
T5I6RIsr. sEEDSaAN. iPREsE ayER OF
4 Fresh Flowers, ,240 West Third south
Street, Salt Lake City. Funeral Des -gDs ana
Bouuue.s of.ail kinds q specially. Fresh
Flowers preserved. cheap and perfect.
House and Bedding plants. large STOCK.
Garden and Flower seeds, fresh and pure,
at wholesale and retail. Everlasting Flow
ers Pampas, Plumes, etc., etc. Hardy Roses
and shrubs California cut1oweis, such
as roses, etc. on hand continually.
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RR0WN. q RRoOK,

no MARKET ROW. STAPLE AND FANCY
10 groceries. All kinds of grain Deal
ers in oats, barley, corn, wheat, chopped
barley, chopped corn, etc; Best eTanes o.
-four. our supply of Christmas fruits is
the cleanest and freshest. We solicit family
Tatronage, aud deliver eli orders promptly
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REAL ESTATE.

ID 8 YOUNG, 8EREE q Z
d. n Real Estate and Loans,
sG#ft 40 Main Street Il "a
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WANTED.

CHAMBER Made AT THE, VALLEY
" House, at once.
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JAorBLE PRICE WILL b & PAID ,FOK
~ copies of THE H EEALD of the following
dates: February 23d. 1887; May Slst, 1887
July 9Th, 1887; June Goth, 1887.
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A GOOD WAsHERwoM4N FOR NON
a days and Wednesdays Apply al 81 W
Sixth South Street.
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WANTED

4 COMPETENT UPHOLsTERER, BY
a NEVE 4 CHILD, IS and 70 West First
south.
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"A GOOD, GIRL GENERAL HOUSE
a work No washing, good wages. No.
"a W. sixth South street. Il 80 q
GIRL TO DO PLAIN COOKING ALSO
n one orsehaan er work Apply at $40
Fourth East Street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
LOCALITIES.
Waco laundry is the best

Waco laundry is the best
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
Won.
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foiiI,iast "''''' ~ - I " ""' ~
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H. 's'i t',' '"i So '"'''' All" E"'u'
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,i1o5 li n rros ~ '''' w. lax o.
g, No 20 niS'h'tN : '"' 'ne otst Vince
rItsh hSu, Ne|'' tol ana otol /"
inc waco 9u'pIl Wal e''
Best III as in the c'ty n the Silver
N"ou' Nou'l iulIu 9"ccV'
You can 'dw vs. get "a fresh cigar at
w. A. " lli4m.o X Cos.
Gn.to Co,-,o II Wo,l ,,, ,,o,.
isweler. onnosito Pacific llotnl
Thu Waco Ii,,ht nfartr,. Win hold
q nno.i,.,, to'ni-,bt IN nInn, wa, nG,,'
~ u,;7I -. ~" ''''N
natont cignr casn thn ori, o,, nv Wv, ="
ci,,, ~ WV
r,
Olu papers vi hN i-AAMINEk ounce
~ oe"'s per huhu'e"' Hl''V per thou-
~ -
oounl! cour. auJouIheu yesterday
on hcooui'V Oh Vho "c"'h tl capt
pia'r b ilV' le hau n'e''
For the best beef IN the market, go
to Richard Webb on the Avenue
oysters and fish i'll season.
The iiremen hold "a mass meeting
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
CASTOR CADOL.
Mr.. Frederick Warde Introduces
His New Drama in Waco to
DnlinhtnH A11dinncn
Delighted Audience.

Mr.. Frederick Warde presented last
ni2ht for the first time in this city his
new play, entitled "G.ston CAdol," u
Logan from tho +. cnch of Jean
Dacier," by NJ. Lomon. I he story Is
taken from the stirring scenes II 1872.
CASTOR CAdol. scrf taught by the
cure of Nantes to read and write, de
YOURS the volumes in the library of
his master, Count DeTrcvenne, one
of the Bourbon aristocracy
and learns that call men are equal
The count has lovely daughter
Theresa, betrOthed to her cousin,
Eugene De Nillaray. Castor also, in
learning philosophy learned to love
in secret his young mistress, The
revolution breaks out and he enlists,
BY his bravery he mounts first to cap
tain and then to colonel. The royal
lists lose, the count De Treyenne is
executed and Therese is condemned
to death. Castor discovers her and
saves her from death by marry
ing her. The ceremony takes
place according to the new laws which
Therose regards a. mere form, and is
Mortified to find herself married to u
former servant of her fathers. They
live separated, one loving the other,
despising. Eugene enters the camp
disguised as . spy, and Is arrested
and brought before Colonel Cadol
Therese sees him and begs her
life of Castor, who contriv e
way for Eugene to escape,
and rs he leaves, Eugene steals the or
ders and plan OF u coming battle
which had just been sent to Castor
Eugene is gone, the pap RS are lost
and CASTOR Is arrested tor treschery
He is court marshalled and ordered
to be shot at sunlise. Then Theresa
discovers that she has really fallen
in love'with her husband. She finds
Eugene, has him rearrested, takes
the papers ana PUSHES t.
the place of execution, reach
ing it just as the soldi rs ar
about to ,hoot her husband. He il
restored to his command and his new
found love. There are but two char
acters in the drama, Castor ano
Therese, but these afford Mr. Ward,
aud Miss Blair superb opportunitie
of displaying their superior ability
Tbs drama j. picturesque and abound
/ In fine tableAuX. The audience Wa
highly delighted with the pertor
nance and spplaud'd generously.
/ Beautiful new patterns just openeC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
Home Rule in India.


There has been movement going
Oh among the vast masses of popula-
lion in British India for several years
past to secure from the imperial gov
srnment in England some share in
'he administration of affairs in their
'wn land-and it is so fair and rea-
onsbe demand that John Stuart
MIL and other influential Englishmen
nave nav given it their approval. The
nlAdoos ask for repre- sentation in the
council in London which gives
asks also to be appointed
10 the petitions of magistrates, col
"Cuors and commissioners at home.
these positions are all held at pres
cut by Briu.h residents, who draw
"fge salaries for their services, and
ae often tyranical, oppressive and
Unpopular. Indeed the 30000O,O0O
tttunuooS, though having amongst
,ael ma y princes, Chiets, learned
auu accomplished scholars and intel
,seh' business men, are deDarred en-
m5ly from the local administration,
auu are forced to submit to a foreign
H 2Olerhlhent which Grains the land Tor
h o ,Es enrichment of an army of British
ss s1V.ai7 and the maintainance OF an
\ enca. ~ ''0''
bdL-og ally the British people are
r rouHo to give the IIindoos the same
\ ,b 'es,u,lpgtion in their home affairs
I '1' Aa7 been given 10 the negroes in
-Dl"lca aud ether British West Ind es
sn, NV 4Yo'e Ia the local elections, are
jr 5' to responsible offices, and,
Y lbo o"e! be said, have the local rule in
srs y" u bands. But whether they
h n'8[s1y to extend this right to the
mi gtoos is another question. II
ce, 9,' oe attended with some danger
s,e '''nl{, The 100000 Ihudoo-
u,t Iaf'oJect peop.e who have long
\ ttu,sli.t IAa~sacres, oppress ons anc
,b~rH ""es to remember againsi
,qcpg, BRUSH masters, anc
sI some Of them are gentle,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
Shoes,

Ladies.and gentlemen will frd our
shoe department stocked with full
line OF new spring goods, in pretty
aud durable styles at regular prices.
We are also showing large line of
new goods in misses and childrens
shoes. SANGER BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09

A. Herr has opened in connection
with his new cigar store an elegant
billiard parlor, where the young men
of the city cali spend pleasant even
ing away from Objectionable surroun.
dings. Best cigars in the city. All
the latest periodicals.
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Ladies' Spring Wraps.

We have had - large sale on our
new styles of ladies braided spring
wraps. We have just opened another
lot ranging in price from So and up.
They are very stylish and elegant, and
every lady should have one. 1t you
want to see them take passenger Gle
yator 20 second floor.
SANGER RRGTHrpS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
S. a DaY--A Gold Mine

For agents, GTaudcst money making husine-t
over offered A golden harvest Tor the HeX
two months, s75 per month and expenses a.
active neil 70 s-ll our - d. No cspltai ice
quirel 80 peiiling. Sample case OF good.
and valuable Information AMI fun Taruccl,. .
free, 40 humbug; we me-. lust what We say
Address At once
STANDARD Sill ER WARE co.
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SANGER BROTHERS.

Gabert Brothers have now gotten
located in their new quarters in the
Pacific hotel building with one of the
finest assert ment of gentlemen's
spring tailoring goods in Waco. With
fine corps OF efficient workmen the
m n they can't please must be hard to
please indeed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-09
Business Channe,

The firm of WEBB, Kastner ~ Co. is
dissslvtd by mutual consent, dissolu-
ton to take effect March LIST, 1888.
RICHARD WhBB,
ID. r. MoBERLY,
H. KASTNER