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New-York tribune., 1894-01-25


EIGHT MEN BADLY HURT--A NORWEGIAN
BARK BELIEVED TO HAVE FoUNDERED
Queenstown, Jan. 24.-The ship Willie Rosenfeld
Captain Dunphy. which arrived at this port to-day
from San Francisco. 40 days out. in a hurr-
cane on January s. in latitude 81. longitude 80 She
shipped tremendous seas. In order to prevent the
ship from laundering stern foremost the crew were
compelled to let go all braces first lashIng the helm
The sails were torn to shreds, and the steering
house and wheel carried away. Two OF the
fell from aoft and were killed and the captain
and eight others were badly injured. The Rosenfeld
encountered another gale the 10Th, in which
some Of her sails were blown away
London. Jan 2i.-Large quantities OF baled cotton,
pieces OF ships fittings. timbers boat and other
evidences Of a wreck have been washed ashore
north Of Loop Head. the southwestern extremity OF
County Clare Ireland, on the northern side Of the
mouth OF rhe River Shannon.
board bearing the name Drammenseren and
other pieces Of wreckage have been picked up in
kilkee Bay. which opens into the River Shannon.
The Norwegian bark Drammenseren. Captain Han
sen sailed from Chicoutml on October s. bound for
Waterford. THE Maritime Register reports her
overdue. and II Is probable that she has found
cred off the west coast of Ireland IL may be that
she lies distance OF shore and that the recent
storms have caused her to break up. wreckage from
her just beginning TO reach the land.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
r,oo,s opDrRED TO ROUND UP CATTLE

Lander. wyo. Jan. A-The stage from Fort
washake yesterday brought word that the War
directed the S e Se 70 IN
belonging private parties, strip Sf 5000 Se aerfs ca
last week easea than half Of the stock viii be
tlemen say that more 'hai A"'A VI the s'oeh wa ~
killed by the drive
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
pAPRARITY OF ANDALUSIAN BANDITS.
AN AGED MAN HORRIBLY MuTILATED TO FORCE
HIM 70 REVEAL THE MDING-PLAcE

OF MONEY.
Madrid Jan. PA barbarous outrage Is reported
from ARGOS de la Frontera, in Andalusa. thirty
miles northeast of Cadz. Two brigands entered the
house OF Sefor Jose Castillo. scptuagenarian who
has the reputation OF being wealthy end seized ana
blindfolded him. Castio's niece was also bound
hand and foot The brgands then demanded that
Castillo should inform them where his money was
I'pOn his refusal the brigands, drawing knives pro.
ceeded to mutate him In frightful manner. lhey
then suspended him In deep we'll threatening 10
droD him to the bottom unless he disclosed the ma
ing-place of his money. Suffering terrible agony,
threat into execution Castillo told them where he
had hidden his, money; The bandits went to tn the
part but friend of Castillo Informed the police,
who arrested both the brigands ana two women
servants who had aided them. IL Is doubtful II
Castillo survives his injuries.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
nn1cr or INDIA COUNCIL BILLS.

London Jan. 24-Thls was the regular day for the
a,,otnent OF India Council bills. No ordinary ten
ders for bills were accepted speciai aotmen1 IN ,
% 1or EaIcu,ta The price was Is. 2 lS-32d.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25

thizers here had procured for the use Of the In
surgents in the State of Rio Grande do Sui.
I,uenos Ayres JAM 24.-Advices received here
from Rio Janeiro are to the effect that the in
surgents are running short Of provisions An
insurgent force that had attempted to effect
ernments forces.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
uR CUILDS GROWING STRONGER

PHILADELPHIA Jan 2-The physicians OF George
W Chlds tonight report that he passed quiet
day. and that ne Is distinctly stronger. Ihere Is
every Indication that he Vii pass quiet hght'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
THE POPE NOT III LEAVE itOahE
DENIAL. OF TIE RUMOR THAT HE Is THINKING
OF EXIIJ.SC HIMSELF.

Rome Jan 2i.-The report that the Pope Is rails
ing the question OF whether any Power would
receive him Hospitality, should 1t be deemed ex
pcdlen. for him to exile himself from Italy, Is
denied The absolute statement Is made that the
subec. has not been discussed
The Pope is inquiring into the nature Or the
revolutionary agitation In Italy and sicily, but Is
NOT alarmed by the movement, knowing that IL IS
NOT directed against the Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
ARBITRATION DISCREDITED.
BRAZILIANS THOUGHT LIKELY TO FIGHT
THEIR QUARREL OUT
ADMIRAL BENHAM HAS NOT ASKED PERMISSION
TO ACT AS MEDIAToR-oPINIoN IN
WASHINGTON FAVORABLE TO
PEIXoTo's CAUSE.
rpy rrIrGRApU 10 THE TRIBUNE.

Washington, Jan. 2.-lf Admiral Benham Is
to act the part Of arbitrator in the present dif-
ficulties in Brazil the officials at the State and
Navy departments are not aware of the fact.
To Tribune correspondent officials said to-day
that no advices had been received from either
Admiral Benham or Minister Thompson indi-
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
,,r,cu ANARCHIST SENTENCED

po,,. Ian p4-Jacoues Merigeau. the Anarchist
,,. son,orced to-day 10 three years In prison
and IN nav n fine OF 100 francs for attempting to
stab Police Commissary Bernard.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25

American Insurance in Russia. a.-Accordns TO the
Russian correspondence OF the German and Swedish
papers recently received. General Bacheller has
been successful in cffectlng a satisfactory settle
ment Of the differences between the Russian Gov
ernment and the American insurance companies
which he represents, and which threatened at one
moment TO put end TO all American insurance
business I'm Russia
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25

Only Male Employees Wanted-While Turkey has
Just given evidence OF It's increasing enlightenment
and progress by granting 10 women licenses TO
practise medicine the Russian Government. on the
other hand is manifesting a tendency In the op-
poslte direction. for II has just issued n decree.
ordering that honceforth the services Of all
women clerks. telegraph operators ticket sellers,
etc. employed on the Russian railroads are to be
dispensed with, and the vacancies filled by men.
No reason Is assigned for this entirely unexpected
and arbitrary dismissal OF these women. who are
the hardest working and most honest and con-
scicntious employees OF these branches Of Govern
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
ROUND 1BOTT EUROPE.

INSURANCE TROUBLE ADJUSTED-ENJOYABLE
Rt'STICATION-A GROUNDIESS An
ARCHIST SCARE
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
STRUCK BY MONSTER SEAS.
THE SHIP WILLIE ROSENFELD IN A
HURRICANE.

TWO OF HER CREW KII.LED-THE CAPTAIN AND
EIGHT MEN BADLY HURT--A NORWEGIAN
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25
As THE EMPEROR'S GUEST.
PERRIN TO GREET BISMARCh.
rur, Ex.cHANCELLOR EXPECTED TO AR
RIVE ON FRIDAY.
10Y OYER THE RECONCILIATION.
rHp CITY PREPARING FOR A WILDLY EN-
THUSIASTIC WELCOME.

ORDERS GIVEN THAT ROOMS IN THE 1MPERiAL
PALACE SHALL BE MADE READY FOR THE
vrs1ToR-THE KAISER INVITES THE
PRINCE TO ATTEND HIS BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATIoN-POIITICAL SIG
N1FlCANCE OF THE VISIT
NEWSPAPER COM
New-York tribune., 1894-01-25


Rustlcation Made Pleasant-Undergradua poll
tics constitutes important feature Of the stua-
ton at ConstantInople where nearly every IN
surrectionary movement has originated In the great
university Recently some OF the young students. or
"softas" have been posting up seditous placards
in Stamboul and as the offenders could not be dis
covered n general decree Of rustication has been
and by order OF the Sultan. the undergraduates
are packed on 10 their homes. their vacation e1-
penses being betrayed out of his privy purse IL is
n question whether the methods adopted by the
Sultan In the affair would not produce n precisely
contrary effect in the case OF an American uni
versity.
Taken for an Anarchist.-Tourists will do we'll
TO pay attention 10 their dress when attending
operas or places OF entertainment In Europe NJ
the Royal Opera at Madrid the other day the
whole house became panc-stricken because shhp'
hily dressed man was discovered sitting In the
dress circle and staring at the audience list'a1
OF listening 20 'TannhAuser." II was imin"Iiatcy
assumed that ne Anarchist. and 20 crent
was the scare that the majority ~ those pre-
left the house and n stampede wa only Ir'N.nt''
bv the Governor OF Madrid addressing the audience
from, the stace box. 1t turned out that thc 4u'-
pected Anarchist An innocent church ciean'r
. hose wages were burning such hole IN MS l'a krt
that he had treated himself to night At tlc
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
Murdcr In . LiNcry stnhln.

DALTON, Ga. Ian 80. A cold
blooded murder was perpetrated here
Ill the livery stable of T. j. Bryant.
Bob Ramsey, son OF eX-Ordlnary w.
II. Ramsey, while drinking, demanded
u horse and buggy from Don w. Deck,
manager of the stable. who refused.
according to the rules of the owner, not
to turn out anything to Il man under
the influence of liquor. This enraged
Ramsey, and after few words Ram.
sey whipped ont his pistol and shot
Deck near the heart Deck staggered
into the Office and sinking on IA cot ex-
pired. Ramsey took flight. A sheriff
posse is after him and if he is caught
he will he summary dealt with. In
deed, many people believe he mas al
ready met that fate. Deck was a quie'
and orderly but determined man o.
splendid family and was we'll liked. He
was deputy United States marshal
but resigned To 90 with the stable here
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
NEWS IN BRIEF

Senator John Naryon died at Rich
monu, ind.. aged o.
There was serious SHOOTING ARRAY
at Waynesville Mo-
The deadlock in the senatorial caucus
at Jackson, Miss, is still unbroken.
a receiver has been appointed for the
Arkansas Valley lrrigating company.
A company has been organized at
Davenport, Ia, to import tea. spices.
etc. from Coylon.
Congressman Oates has announced
that he Will be candidate for governo.
of Alabama.
Colonel Tom Ochiltree was basely
robbed at New York by man WHOM,
he hired to nurse him while i'll.
The property of the Lone Star Iron
company at Jefferson. Tex, in the
hands of a receiver, has been ordered
sold.
A conductor who has bean on the
Lake Shore for years has confessed to
stealing freight daily from cars in his
charge
1t is now thought that Thornton and
his daughter at indianapolis. supposed
to have been asphyxiated, were muir
dered.
a mad dog ran through the streets OF
GAINESVILLE. Tenn. and viciously bit q
young daughter of \. Fix.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
Safbiow.r, Nabbcd.

TOLEDO, Jan. 30. John Flavel, alias
Johnny the Rat. Charles Proctor and
Henry jackson, three of the most notO-
rious safeblowers in the United States
who have served time III half Il dozen
penitentiaries, and for whom the po-
plice of many cities are looking. were
arrested by local detectives ON a Michi-
gan Central train. they We're recog-
nized as they stepped on the tram by a
Toledo detective ami the information
wired here Local officers boarded til,
train at suburban station and found
Proctor and jackson asleep An at
tempt was made to handcutf the par
before they awoke, but Flavel gave the
alarm and a lively fight eusuel full
kit of tools. including mtrOgiycerlne
ami reviewers, We're fonnd III tlavei ;
satchcl The rascals had been TO CleVr-
land. Detroit and other cities.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30

WASlIlNGTuN Jan. 90. Scott
farrson. surveyor of the port OF Kan
Pas City, paid u lengthy visit to the
treasury Department. and was III CON
Fultatlou with the secretary for some
pine. Mr. Harrison makes bold to say
Fha' he IS here to consult with the
president as To the best course to be-
pursued by him iii relinquishing his Of
Pee, and in fact, he ventures the state
Fent that IL will hold the Office rs long
p he can do So without EN- barrassing
khe administration, md those who
fhow say that this VIII be good while
Pet II Mr. Cleveland continues in his
present humor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
Poisoned by Baking Powder.

| la HARrf. HIS, Jan. 0.-The family
| OF Josepn Courtney, including father,
| mother and several children and Mace
HUT, Il friend, were seriously poisoned
by baking powder used i'll biscuits.
The family were taken sick soon after
Inner Huff who was sent for Il physi-
,ian, became sick on the road, ana MAS
hard y able to reach town. Miss Lena
splker was also poisoned badly All
Are recovering but We're dangerously
m
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Tho Eond Issue Takes Car
Isle to New York.
CONFERENCE HELD WITH BANKERS.

secretary Received No oher From
and They Are Disposed to Keep
80, on. rnIcss Allowed Commits
Tb, House Takes Up the In
., Revenue and Income Tax.
N,y YORK. Jan. 30. "A score of the
.ad;up banker. of the city met Secre-
law Of the Treasury John G.. Carlisle
:. tbe subtreasury yesterday TO discuss
.be secretarys proposed issue of the
,oods None of the banks of this city
..ode hid for the bonds when Score
.arv Crrlisle made his public announce
|ment 1t is an open secret that this
|-ras a great disappointment to the sec
cotorv and. therefore, the bankers met,
Ivnecting some proposition t. induce
I.bam to subscribe generously to the
Essue They were agreed that they
|,oud not take bonds i'll any quantity
Enless they received their usual COM
mission for handling them. They eX-
nsct too that the secretary will clear
H. any question of the legality OF the
bond issue
| At the conclusion of the meeting be
kween Secretary Carlisle and the bank
[.rs no one who had been present Was
Ey;llinc to give any information rs to
What had taken place. Mr.. Carlisle de-
Filmed to see any newspaper man.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
Found Dead In Ills Wagon.

I.uGANspoKT. Ind, Jan 30 The
dead body of William Kistler was
found in wagon on road north of
Logansport A team of horses az
faced to the wagon was moving slowly
toward this place. No marks were
found Oh the dead man. He started
for Logansport with u lot Of produce
in good health, The cause of death
has not been determined by the cor
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30

PRINCETON. Ky, Jan. 30. The " cody
|and King families. in Crlttenden county.
have had feId for several years. and
4 long line of bloody fights has marked
their hatred A truce WAS declared
for months last year on account vi an
engagement of marriage between Miss
woody and Ben King The affair was
conducted claldestinely at first, but it
boon became such common talk III the
heighborhood that the ire of the
Moodys broke forth again. Saturday
Thomas Woody met Ben King at Keep
lion and attacked him with IA knife. III
fcting several severe wounds. King
Resented TIM, by cutting his enenly's
khyoat Woody still lives, but his
wounds are doubtless fatal. Bot fac
lions are now up III arms and more
hloOd will likely be shed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30

BlRMlNGHAM. Ala Jan. 5o,-At Ed
wardsyille fire which broke out IN the
Office of the Cleburne Plow Boy, Pop
Mist newspaper, destroyed that estah-
hshment and the stores OF J. j. Greer
G NJ Coggin-, h, f Perdue' a {.
Chandler and James smith. Loss
S14 O0O: partially insured.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30

JACKSON. Tenn. Jan. 30-The case
bf the state vs. 4. G. CASTOR OF Jack
BON police for killing w. c. Strickland
p December 1892, which has been IN
progress in the circuit court here for
Fhe past / : days resulted iii the acq'di-
PAL Of CASTOR The proof was clear
that the killing was done i'll reifde-
fensa
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
Succeeds wnlthall Az Chairman.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80. Senator Bate
Z tennessee has assumed the chair
Eanship Of the senate committee Oh
affairs, made vacant by the
(es'gnation Of Senator Walthall, at the
Isquest OF the committee, and there is
(V"e doubt but that he will succeed
| 'inlahently To this position as soon AS
ne Democratic caucus can act, as Sen
'or Cockrell, the only senator who
r'rahks HIM OH that committee being
Ha'rinan Of he committee on appro-
''aVons' does not desire the chair
'a'shlp of the military committee.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
For Sale (:

One FIVE room house, two io's'
5cxl5o, good we'll water buggy
,,onse and stall; corner of Peach ana
Earl street, East Waco.
+. g. KRKrATRIcK,
COS Sonth Eighth st.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
A Hancher stransled.

FL pA,o. Jan. 30. Pedro Duhalde'
ala ranchluan living near Las Cru
cas \ NJ. was found dead under hir
he'd with MS hands and feet bound ana
very evidence of having been stran'
nled
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n,-.u,.n.h pnhlic worship.

NEVADA. Mo, Jan. 50. Henry mar
s+, Dayid Howard ana John Wolfe
,,orl sent to jail here for q days each
W. ,,,inc created a disturbance at n
- l.hrrch entertainment near Bronaush'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
The oldest switohman killed.

Ip- nASoN CRY, Ia. Jan. 3o-Frank
kb aN'@'hser the Oldest switchman III
Ird employ Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
6ns, ~ raul. was killed while at his
na lie was knocked from a car,
mhaa lfa'''hg was cut in two by the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
HIGGINS DRIVES SOME LlCONlC SPIKES.
Some Nails lie Hits on the Head and Some
Nails lie Takes the Heads OH.

Nails lie Takes the Heads OH.
l. We don't own lot IN the city
Of Waco for sale.
2. We don't own an acre of
ground in McLennan county for
sale.
3. We are not seeker nor an
aspirant for any office in the gift of
the people.
4. We are not asking for the post
flee, nor any other ,tlice in the
gift of the president or congress, IN
the United States.
5. We are in business which
will be less benefited by attractions
bringing people to Waco than any
other. We sell very few things
that people could take away with
them on the train.
6. Notwithstanding this fact, we
offer to take $1,000 of stock in the
Waco Cotton Palace. no matter b,
whom controlled or where built.
Z. Our business last year was the
best we ever had In our line, and has
Increased from year to year ever
since we have been in business,
which we attribute to our friends
and our liberal dealings with our
customers.
s. The money spent on advertis.
ing in newspapers has brought the
biggest returns of any money we
have ever spent.
8. We are receiving trade today
from fifty miles around as the direct
fruits of our liberal advertising and
low prices.
10. We have made some enemies,
all of whom are in the list of those
who tried to beat US in some way.
In the language of Sam Jones: CIT
you want to get man right down
nard on you, just wait till his bill is
out Of date, then try to collect it,
and he will never forgive you in the
world"
IL. If we owe a dollar to any
man or woman in Waco, whether
due or not, they can get the SAINT
by presenting their bill at our off Sc.
II, The Waco Cotton Palace has
more friends, more enthusiastic sup
porters, and we believe there are
more men in Waco who will con
tribute to it or take stock than any
thing which has ever been started IL
Waco. We believe the Wac
Cotton Palace will bring 81 600. o0(
to Waco in one year that woulc
nave never come here without it.
10. The Waco Trading company
has the biggest stock, is the bes,
prepared, has the lowest prices fol
the quality of goods, and is the only
house IN Texas that can furnlst
your house from kitchen TO parlor
II. The approval of my con
science is dearer to me than thu
praise of any man or set of men.
Is. Never had the cheek to write
communications, advertising mysel
at the expense of the newspapers,
when | was not spending one cen
with them.
10. We have never "toadied" t.
any man or licked the boots of an,
"big bug"
II. We have succeeded upor
plain principles of right.
is. Many shit dog" fas ho~le'
at our kick, but a small pup neve
bites.
10. If you want man to hat
you just let him beat you, or &c
away with you. (Thls applies to
woman as well.)
20. "Woman is thing foreve
sought,
Hath lost her charm when one
she's caught"
Lastly-We can furnish you
houses and agree to cook, if desired
the first meal, aud, rather than b
too particular, will help eat tn
meal with you, if invited.
Yours truly,
PAopRIEToR or THE Waco TRAI
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICE!

Below we give you a price on
our leaders which cannot be du.
pliCated.
Dining Chairs, cane seat, made by the best
manufacturers and finished in elegant style
our price ST. 90, sold everywhere for $3.50.
Solid Bedroom Suits, oak, our price $22. SO;
can't be beat.
Solid Oak Bedroom suits hand carved, pol
sh finished, elegant in style, only $4,000;
they are gems.
Bed Lounges, French plush, worth $l5. 90;
our price 5000.
Couches from SO SO up, elegant and up
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-30
WICKER GOODS.

In this line we justly claim to take the lead.
We extend a cordial invitation to everyone to
call and examine them; every variety of pat
terms and styles.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-30
The Pleasure OF the Dance.

Don talk 'rbout yer chermans r minyooets
[ me
Fer all dat fancy spieln', well, yes makes
me tiod-seD?
Some folks know, is stuck on it an thinks 10
more den nice,
But longside I some udder, why. 1t doesn'
cut no ice.
Youse want go down wit der gang . Monu-
mental Hall
T. see r spiel wot is r spiel wit'out no frills
tall.
tell yOuse wot yer miny )oets r chermAns
be der score
Won't give youse haf der pleasure when
youse gifts out ON der iloO,
An youse goes spielin, spein',
j can't describe der feelin',
But when youse onct has been dero youse IL
say It's more den fine
I spiel ,rway t Daisy r Dor Girl Left
Benin"
Der bloke wot leads dor orchister les knows
wot he's 'rOOut.
He never gives youse worn out tunes, but
jes' der lates' out,
An when dy plays r SOusa march r some
song Z der day.
Jay Jimmy, youse could live on dat"
youse hear some Teller say.
I'll let youse know der night when one Z dem
Is comm round
20 youse an me an all der gang kin all Z N
go down,
An don be skeered T been t'rown down.
but waltz up r girl
An fore youse know Jes' where youse Is yss
on into der der whrl-
Put youse AIMS r roun me money,
Even dough youse have no honey
Der orchlster Is playin' now r schottishs
light an gay,
An Wit yer heart Jest like yer feet yousa
spiel der night 'rway.
John H. Lewis, In Boston Globe