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BIsMARCFs DEFIANCE.
His Party Organ Replies to the Governmen
Attacks

Attacks.
BERLIN. July 5-The Hamburger Mach
richten, Bismarek's organ, caused sensa-
ton with an article written in reply to tho
recent threatening articles of the Nort1
German Gazette. The article says that Bis
marck regards the comments as ridiculous
and will not ascribe them TO Ministerial
inspiration. The article continues: when
the Prince takes his seat in the Reichstag
his criticisms should not be restricted to
the limits already observed; it would be in-
teresting in the highest degree if judicial
proceedings were instituted. That such
step would be unwelcome TO Prince Bis
marck we do not believe. He would hardly
raise any objection against this dramatic
conclusion 10 his political career, even II
the consequences were more serious to him
than are possible according to the state
law"
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THE SIOUX CONGRESS.
Interesting Ceremonies Among the Indian
Converts

CHEYENNE AGENCY, S. D.. July 5.-The
big Catholic Indian congress closed to-day.
The observance Of bigh mass and the con-
hTmation scenes were very impressive. 1t
was also an interesting sight when over
So00 warriors. who but Is months ago we're
hrrayed in war dress. sat around the big
wigwaui and listened to talks by their head
man about the benefits of religion. Well
might Bishop Marti count that his life's
work was worthy of commendaiion when
he could here see the 5000 converts who
save been added to his church during his
ministry of 16 years among them. Chief
Charger was president of the day, and
among the orators were John Grass, Swift
Bird and Four Bears. The exercises were
arranged SO as TO prevent the scalp da ce
and all day when the young men began pre-
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A BANK WRECKED.
The Defalcation Of the Buffalo Savings Bank
VIII Ruin the Institution.

Will Ruin the INSTITUTION.
BUFFALO, n. Z, July 5.-Startling fg-
ures were brought out this morning concern
inc the National Savings Bank defa;cation.
The widest guess was outdone by actual
facts. Only about half of the passbooks
have been examined, and the defalcdtion
reaches the surprising total OF sag, $3.50 The
revelation was made this morning in the
Supreme Court, when the Deputy Attorney
General applied for temporary receiver
for the bank.
Chief Bank Examiner Judson believes
that the defalcation will reach fully
S500,000. The tfficial statement of the
bank examiner shows that the total liabilI-
ties are S1,280.845 al and the assets
344 55, leaving a deficiency of
S2S0,500 50. Cashier Damn thus far has
turned over money and property amounting
to $53,000. The appointment of receiver
has been postponed until Thursday. Damn
and Bookkeeper Armstrong are In iaiI.
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Shot Dead in a Row.

CLARENDON. Tex. July 5.-Constable j.
+. Green. Brigham Grissom and BIB Bell
were killed in fight this afternoon. Green,
aecompaned by Griss0m and another man.
entered saloon where Bell and his brother
were shouting affray immediately began,
Inc outcome of an old feud. and when the
fusilade ended the three men named above
were dead.
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FEARS OF A LYNCHING.
The Colored Men in Jacksonville Preparing
TO Protect Prisoner

70 Frotect Prisoner.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July 5.-Nearly TOO
negroes are under arms tonight and are
deploying in squads in the vicinity OF the
Duval County Jail. They claim that the
whites intend to lynch negro named Ben
Heed. who was arrested for tn murder Of
+. Burrows. The whites say they have no
idea OF lynchiDg. There is much excitement,
however, and the negroes persist In keeping
up the patrol. By order of Governor Flenl-
ing two companies of State troops were or
dered out tonight with full equipment aud
Gatling gun. The troops encamped in
front of the jail. At late hour tonight
the negroes were still walking about in
small squads, ana it is thought there will be
no trouble.
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Fell Int, the Lake.

CELINA. Ohio, July 5-At Blufft0n yes
terday Mrs. Jessie Carret made a balloon
ascension and attempted to descend with a
parachute from great altitude. The para
chute failed to properly expand until near
the ground, and Mrs. Carret descended with
frightful rapdity into the lake and was
drowned
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The League of Progress.

The League of Progress has rented three
rooms at 132 Market street. and there the
board OF control will hereafter hold its
meetings.
The committee of the league on public
affairs has not yet prepared its report.
No selection of an acting secretary has as
yet been made, but it is known that within
a few days one of the candidates for the
position will be selected. and he will be in
constant attendance in the new rooms after
that
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THEY HAD BEEN DRINKING.
A Serious Charge Against the Firemen Of San
lose

SAN JOSE. July 5.-This evening Mayor
Schiling, at a brief session of the council,
ordered the Fire and Water Committee to
inquire into the causes Of Saturday nights
fire. and also into the conduct of the Fire
Department during the confagration, as It
seems that rumor had reached his ears that
the hremen We're incapacitated on account
OF too frequent indulgences in liquor.
The question of the inability of the de-
partment to cope with the fire on account of
insufficient appliances was also made the
subject Of investigation. The town is
crowded with insurance men, who are here
10 adjust the losses By the fire. They will
finish their work by Friday Some of them
estimate the total loss at from S25OO0O to
100000, although the majority scarcely put
il so high as that
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Portugal's Large Debt

BERLIN. July 5-A reply to the protest
from the German Government against re-
duction In the interest On the Portuguese
exterior debt has been received. The Por-
tuguese Government expresses its most
Sincere regret In being compelled TO take
such action and declares il was imperative.
Ii was further explained that Portugal can
not Civ a guarantee for the full payment oil
her creditors now, as such step would In
a short time compel her to entirely suspend
the payment of debts
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pairing for the dance the head man would
come forward with some scheme to defeat
their plans. The feature of the celebration
was the singing of q number of patriotic
songs in English by the Indian schoolgirls.
The young men wanted to give a war dance,
but were headed off, and contented them
selves with many ony races
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DOUBLY A MURDERER.
he Only Failed When 1t Came to Taking
His Own Life

His Own Life
HURON, S. d., July 5.-N. R. Thompson
was brought here to-day from Arlington,
Kingsbury County. and placed In Jail,
charged with attempting to kill his wife and
Mrs. Blighten. with whom size boarded
Thompson's wife had left him several
months ago because Of his cruel treatment
ana had secured a divorce. Yesterday he
went to the house and endeavored to induce
her to return TO him. Meeting with re-
her in the abdomen, inficting serious
wounds. He then turned on Mrs. Brighten
and cut her so severely that the intestines
pr0trndcd. After that he attempted to take
his own life, but was overpowered. He now
says that the deed was committed while un-
der the influence OF opium taken with sui
cidal intent.
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Italy 70 Enforoa Rsnaration.

ROME. July 5.-Orders have been sent
from the home Government to the COM
manders of the Italian gunboats Prosana
and Veneiro, now stationed in South Arser-
can waters, to DlRee- -themseiEas at thls sse-z
pnsal OF the Italian legation at Rio de
Janeiro, in case their services are needed
in settling the demands for indemnity for
illtreatme mt of sailors at Santos.
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A Mysterious Tragedy.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, July 5.-Anthony X.
Craig brought his wife home IRON the liz
sane asylum on Saturday night. and moth
Ing WAS seen of either OF them until to-
night, when the police entered the house
and found bnth lying dead on the bed.
Craig had killed his wife and then sulcided.
The cause Uf the deed is unknown.
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Harbor Commission RS.

The Harbor Commissioners met yester-
day. Drafts on the harbor Improvement
fund to the amount of S16,1S5 76 were or
deTed paid. and also miscellaneous bills to
the extent OF S47S 40. M other business OF
Importance was transacted and an ADJOURN
meut WAS taken.
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here and said you would have cured for $500. 00
you would have had the money. Hooked ike the
picture (N0. ?. page Al ia your book. How 20
Cure Skin Diseases" but now l clear as any
person was Through force OF habit rub my
hands my arms and legs TO scratch once in
while, but to purpose. am all well. scratched
twentyeight years and it got TO be kind OF second
nature TO L thank You thousand times.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury. VT
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over my body, and got under my
nails The scales would drop OF
OF me all the time, aad my suf-
fering was endless, and without
relief. One thousand dollars
would not tempt me to have this
disease over again. l am a poor
man. but feel rich TO be relieved
of what some Of the doctors said
was leprosy, some ringworm.
psoriasis, etc. / cannot praise
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES TOO
much. They have male my skin
as clear and free from scales AZ
a baby's. All / uSed OF them
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Awakening Temperance Sentiment.

PETALuMA. July 5.-Lon j. Beauchsmp.
a noted temperance lecturer. is deliver
ing lectures nightly at tho thearer under
the auspices OF the different Protestant
churches of this city. His audiences are
large and enthusiastic. The lectures will
continue throughout the week.
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Riot Amnnp cnal.Miners

MARTINS FERRY, Ohio July 5.-The
Hungarians, Italians and Slavs employed
In the mines at Laurel celebrated the Fourth
by drunken riot. Forty n,en participated
ana twelve were injured, some of them seri-
ously. The building was demolished. More
trouble is anticipated.
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The ksttler's Fatal charm.

A few days ago out by Mr.. Nems' place,
near Americas, good lady, who does not
like n0toriety, heard guinea making a
terrible fuss and she proceeded to investi-
gate. She found a big ra.tlesnake coiled up
near the fowl Eve herself could not kill a
snake and the good woman called for help.
Help came and the snake was killed. The
moment this was done the guinea dropped
dead. 1t certainly was not struck by the
snake. 1t did not get sick and 1t did not
swell up. The explanation is that the fowl
was charmed. ANYHOW il died as soon as
the snake was killed aud it certainly was
not poisoned by the snake.
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RIoTING In SPAIN.
A Mob Attempts to Release Convicts and De-
stroys Private Propertv

stroys Private Property.
MADRID. July 5.-A mob tried to release
convicts in prison at Calahorra ycsterd ay
and 1t required several regiments Of soldiers
to prevent 1t. Martial law has been de-
clared. The mob. when Ii reached the
prison, demanded theH release of the men
imprisoned for rioting. and when the de-
mand was refused some OF the rioters beset
the barracks To prevent tie guards from
coming out, while others threw stones and
threatened 10 burn the houses of the NUM-
cipai Councillors. Troops arriving from
Logarao soon quelled the riotiBg. Before
they arrived, however, the houses of three
OF the Municipal Councillors were burned,
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"a was the building devoted to the use OF
tax officials, ana the windows of several
houses were smashed. The population OF
Calahorra is greatly excited and fears are
entertained that there will be further tr0u-
bic. Some wealthy families are leaving un-
til affairs shall assume their normal aspect.
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A Government Victorv.

OTTAWA. Ontario. July 5.-The chief Con-
seryative whip places the Government
majority al II. This makes twO-thirds OF
the whole House, as al present constituted,
supporters of the Government
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Rrnka Her Arm,

John Foley had dispute about o'clock
yesterday morning with his landlady, Mrs.
nj. Dunn, and pushed her downstairs with
such force that she broke her arm. He was
arrested and a charge of mayhem placed
against him
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Bicycling in the South.

RIVERSIDE, July Sin the bicycle races
yesterday ID. L. Burke of Los Angeles made
a mile in 2:42 2-5. In the three-mile safety
race Burke lowered the coast record to
1888 4-5. Over three thousand people were
present.
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Fatal Rnilar Fxnlns;nn

LOUISVILLE. KY, July 5-The boiler Of
OF ihrashiDg- engine exploded to-day, kill
ing Albert Beamen, the engineer, and
wounding ten other persons, three fatally.
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A Whole Family Drowned.

OTTUMwA. Iowa. July 5.-At Hbernia yes-
terday while Robert Innis, with his wife
and child were crossing Cedar Creek, the
horses and buggy were swept down the
stream and the entire party perished.
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WAR IN VENEZUELA.

Desperate Battle Between Crespo's Men
and the Government Forces
NEW YORK, July 5-The Herald's Cara
cas- cable correspondent telegraphs "a great
engagement took place near this city en-
july between the revolutionists and the
Government troops. The losses sustained
were heavy, but there was no decisiye
result" AS the dispatch was being sent
word was received that fighting had been
renewed. III the Government forces fail
against Crespo's men, the new administra-
ton will be forced to follow ex-Dietator
Palaclo into exile
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Burning Grainfielas

YUBA CITY. July 5.-A fire broke out in
the grainfield on b. +. Waton's ranch, near
here. last night. and consumed about so
acres of wheat. The origin of the fire is
mystery. The loss is estimated al $500.
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Murderous Attaek bv Mexicans

RIVERSIDE, July 5.-In drunken row
this morning two Mexicans made murder
Gus assault upon l.. Estorga, cutting him
across the abdomen. TIE wound may prove
fatal.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

days past in Department 1 of the Superior
Court, Judge Prewett of Auburn sitting for
Judge Catlin. terminated to-day in the ac-
quitlal of the defendant
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sealers Continue to Protest.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 5.-The sealers
held meeting today and transmitted their
case about the seizure of the Coquitlam to
ottawa TO be sent to the Imperial Govern
mRnt
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Destroyed BY Fire.

TACOMA. Wash, July 5.-A special from
Kent says that the furniture factory there
was destroyed by fire tonight. The loss ia
$4,000 and there is no insurance.
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Harman Annniftaa 4

SACRAMENTO. July 5.-The trial of Jo-
seph Herman for the murder of Michael
German, which has been on trial for some
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TIE HOUSE.

An Effort TO Refer the Silver Bill to a
Committee.
In the House this morning the Speaker
laid before the House the Senate free silver
bill and said it would be referred to the
Committee on Coinage. Weights and Meas
ures under tue rules.
Bland of Missouri asked that the CON-
mittee have leave TO sit during the sessions
of the House
Tracey of New York objected and moved
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SCRATCHED % YEARS
A Scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

tNenty-eIght years ago. II would have saved me
$2O0.uO and an immense amount of suffering. NY
disease (psoriaSls commeueel on my head In a
spot not larger than cent. Ii snread ranIdix an
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The mines of New Zealand have turned
out $3.50, ,000, 600 oil gold.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
An Important SHIT.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan. 1S.-One of the
most important legal questions that has
been raised in Iowa for years was
brought up by suit filed in the district
court here. The suit is on behalf of
George B. Owen of Cedar Rapids, and it
is for an injunction restraining the city
from collecting from the plaintiff an
assessment made against his property for
grading streets in front of abutting lots.
Owen claims that the law under which
the assessment was made is I'M
constitutional, being a direct viola
ton of the state constitution, which pro-
hibits special legislation. If the present
suit be won it will compel cities to
pay back to property owners all
assessments ever collected in this
way, and it would bankrupt most of the
leading cities of the state. In Sioux City
alone it is calculated the rebates would
amount to fully $1,000,000 This causes
much uneasiness here and in other
cities
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
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A Reprieve Asked.

DENVER, Jan. 1S.-Dr. Graves,
through Attorneys Wells, Macon and
Furman, applied to Governor Routt for
a reprieve of sixty days. The petition
was accompanied by an affidavit in
which he denies that he is guilty and
AYERS that it will require thirty days for
the stenographer to prepare the tran
script of the case for appeal to the su-
preme court. 1t also states that re-
peated errors were made by Judge Ris-
ing during the trial. The governor as
sured the attorneys that he would grant
the reprive if it became apparent that
the supreme court could not pass on the
case before the execution,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
ABOUT THE YAzOO.
A Canal From Kieinston on the Missis-
sippi to the Yazoo.

sippi to the Yazoo.
V1CKsBURG, Miss, Jan. 1S.-Thc va
zoo, Tallahatchie and Sunfower Rivers
Improvement convention which as sem
bled here Tuesday was composed of citi.
zens representing the territory drained
by the rivers mentioned, which comprise
$50 miles of navigable water. For years
past the mouth of the Yazoo river has
been INSTRUCTED at low water, and two
years ago congress authorized surveys
with view to remedying this condition.
Three surveys have been lately com
pleted by Captain j. II. Willard of the
United States engineers, whose report
will soon be made. He addressed the
convention and explained his plans,
which have the dual advantage of re-
storing the harbor of Vicksburg, and
opening the Yazoo, and in the former
respect are an extension of the work
now in progress. They involve the
construction of canal from Kleinston,
on the Mississippi river, to the Yazoo by
one of several routes, the most feasible
of which will cost at the utmost 81 $780,
600. His plans were Endorsed by the
convention and the legislature, as well
as congress, will be memorialized in
their behalf. The preferable route is
via what is known as the wrong end of
old river. The convention resolved itself
into permanent body, the Yazoo River
Improvement convention, and adjourned
subject to call. Its chairman is c. j.
Zarles. The plan will have the support
of Mississippi's entire congressional dele
cation and almost certainly of Louisiana
also
In pursuance to a call of Chairman
Scott of the Interstate River Improve
ment and Levee association all the presi-
dents of the levee boards of Louisiana
and Arkansas met here Tuesday. By
resolution, it was agreed that $12, 900
should be raised by assessment on the
various boards for the association.
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SAN Antonio and Aransas Pass

sourH BoUsD--so. s2.--xoRTH BOUND. NO. n
Lv Waco at o. m. Arrives 11;s2 p. m.
South Bound freight which will carry pae-
engers, leaves Waco at I24b p. M.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18

W. K. OWENS. Ticket Agent.
Under Psoino Hotel Block. Opposite Postofaos.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18

CHecHe0
the frightful inroads of Scrofula
and all blood-taints. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery purifes
and enriches the blood, cleanses the
system of all impurities, and restores
health and strength. 1t cures all
diseases arising from impure blood.
Consumption is one of them. It's
simply lung-scrofula. In all its ear
lier stages, the "Discovery" effects
a cure. It's easy to sec why. The
medicine that masters scrofula in
one part, is the best remedy for it in
another. 1t Is the best. It's war
ranted. It's the only blood and lung
remedy that's guaranteed to benefit
or cure, or the money will be re-
funded. No other medicine of its
class does it. How many would be
left if they did?
It's the cheapest blood purifier,
sold through druggists, (no matter
how many doses are offered for a
dollar,) because you only pay for
the good you get.
Your money is returned If it
doesn't benefit or cure you
Can you ask morep
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Local Time Gard.
sstrsnxri. Aansaa n Texa..

IAAvIR JonAs,
Ticket Agent. Psciao Hotel Bloch
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-10
HAMBURG A cnAKSEL HOUSE.
Graphic Description of the Choler,
Stricken CITY.

Graphic Description of the Cholera
Stricken City.
BERLIN, Sept. 6-Dr. Veuz, of Ham-
burg, gives u graphic description OF the
sad condition of the city. The old
town, he says, is collection OF dirty,
stihing, crowded charnel houses.
There are few tram cars and they are
almost empty. The whole city is in
dreary and disheartening contrast to
what it was The cafes nre empty.
One head waiter who serves at res
taurant where formerly 1000 persons
nte daily, told the physician yesterday
that eighteen customers had been
there up to p. m. In passing the
Strasse he saw crowd and six police
men holding it in check while six
women ran screaming down the road
after ambulances which were bearing
their husbands away to tho cholera
hospital The statistics published by
the authorities, Dr. Vuez SAYS, are ut
terly worthless. On one day the nun.
ber of deaths announced by the health
officials was but one-half the number
registered at the office.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-10
Tanning John Ruiz, TIL,

For several years the New England in
vestors have been rather nervous about
lending money to western farmers. 1t has
been very hard for the loan companies
and loan agents of the west to get money
In large amounts to supply ihe local
demand on farm security. One of the
Sioux City companies, however, that for
merly obtained throughout tie eat very
large sums of money for the use OF
western fnrmers, finding the New Eng
land market foe loans closed. opened up
n new field for finding money in England
md scotland. We are glad to say that
the Fidelity Loan aud Trust company has
been eminently successful in obta ming
hundreds of thousand. of dollars from
English aud Scotch investors, which is
being put out among the farmers living
near Sioux City at very reasonable rates
and on long time. This company dis.
plnys considerable enterprise in main.
tanning large agency Offices for the sale of
its farm mortgage securities in the city OF
London and the city OF Edinburgh,
Scotland. Its officers, havi hendquar-
ters in the United Bank building, of our
city nre always glad to have personal in
tervicw, with those desiring funds on real
estate security.