The Waco daily examiner. [volume], February 21, 1885, Image 1

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m lillli. lillU dlf 111 ill Lit olllllldii
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Our business in tli! lino liiis boon grow itijr season after season, even bo
y.ni.i our expectation. Stri. t attention to tlm wants of the trade mill selling J
at iio.o margins hasdono it. Ami as we i t it tf r t direct i an compare -ri c
Uli stub cities as New York, bt l.nttU and . hlrami.
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transit. Thank. ng my
vorv trulv your?,
tlie piist, and soliciting its continuance forth. future' ins 1 shall bo better pr.'i-are.l than ever before to ileae I
i
ieir iiati'oiiago ill
m fcs
soliciting its continuance
l m9wmnrmxrafrJvn,-ajLiaBaKtemrietmmtK.tK:tx tBxut'm&i4-Kt'M.'Hmrm-m2tM
OUR DRAGON" BRAND BLAGK SILKS.
Iiu'sh
We w
11
,'alnod tin' pm ill i in
silks st.tnd ,u-t:u hij
liu'su mi I ift 1 U-.I r- in. I mir -i
Wo warrant tin-in not lo break.
tnl color
0B6R1&1E
olilfiifiLI
Pla w PS
LEGISLATIVE LOSE
The Balance - Wheel of Law
Wakes Its Daily Rev
olution !
&S3 W' "'
lUcidy showing sonic choieo numbers' of low-priced
bought early lor iun.li tt--- than nlin-.
,ills ttmt wo
Summer Silks,
three stiles in stripes,
Summer Silks,
in checks and plaids, new effects,
Summer Silks,
all new styles and effects.
ress Goods
at 40c, per yard,
a! 50c, per yard.
at 65c. per yard,
Department.
. i nilnit'iit we .110 showing some ohm. e now in
liifj traile. Hotter stxlo- have never In i u ..
Mi.'iitioii to some low price notidiiii in
dross iiii.i.U.
. lti. i I'.r I lie i-otiii tij
.vv n, iii.il vv i' i ill
.1. -ir.ilil.-
flped aimnures in all the
skiing shades.
English suitings, plain and em
6forfered figured combinations.
40-inch Cfcudda Gloths, in all the
leading colors for spring suitings.
4i.il Itolli tin- Senate and the
House l.rn.t il a St unit; sunt
V tiling Vliinrlitci !
An KMimiiicr itipiiilrr Wis.
Ini In lh- Scicnity of ('ai-
taiu Jo. Mil civ ,
i
Ami Illicit I'roiu Him nil l'.
It'iuli'il nii.l Inleicstins
lain ilcu.
.11.11. run in i.ntiiM. i rum:.
hKN.XTH.
r-eflsl t.t tl.i" hxttmliti-r.
'1 lut bills introduecd wore in fol
low s:
lly M'lulor Shannon To picveut
lliL- forfeit uro of right of purchasers
of public lands who piirchu-ed ihe
same prior to .March, IMS.
d a lit! I I' III I'll Hi .'Mil I..., ii .mf.
new .$ I0n nnr uorrl "' !?u,ii,r iowI't-to nMiuin-
I III). IJrJl wrtl II. ilftici". of till) pi'tire to irimiptl lll-
1 IUUS iJ yillU: ;.,.,,.,. ,, violation, ..ftlieliiv ire-
i
ai aic, per
at 60o. per
SANGER BRO V
H porli'd to tliviii
Itnir knowti'itjri'
or r..niiii will' III
j tlnir ktiowii'iijri'.
iJTfl ' li '"'.'naloi' Kil,'ori -Toniiii'iid iln;
VOl U I ""' li'ia'il'K to iiMin-trrii' uiu'N till'
aini' mi) bo lorn. cl oiit-idi' of tin.
yard
W B. KELLUM.
r. ROTAN.
KELLUM & ROTAN,
SfiSil ? 9
HhoiesBfl
H 9 ill P & f 5
A CO
KA?i
C5
O "SSL
1ST O KT X 1ST Xj
2,000 bbls. Suyar,
5oo bbls. Molasses,
l,ooo boxes Kirk's Soap.
I,ooo boxes Starch.
l,ooo boxes Ntimsen's Tomatoes
!,ooo boxes J. Lusk's Cal. Canned Fruits
IN TRANSIT. CUE FEBRUARY 1ST.
m bW.. Mirliipnn wit: 5..W bbl'. (irnuhio Now York ok.I pntMn-,
Uz Itm Potlrr. Call and oo or rito for prno.
I.ol0
KELLUM & ROTAN.
ij ." .. - ... .. . ; "
Cameron, Castles
U!h
v uiuod
$c Storey,
WACO.
SEED POTATOES,
SALT ,
MOLASSES.
WE ARE RECEIVING
3 CARS GENUINE N. Y. SEED POTATOES,
12 PECK BARRELS.
o Cars Michigan Salt,
8 Cars Pure Lousiana fvloiasses.
cm pninii' limit ut t lie oit or lovwi.
.-oimlop Miiililiou onllod up bin bill
I'lti'iuli.i tlie tiuii "f furli'itiiri' ol
m'IiooI laiuli pnroliaM'il prior to Mar. h
1, l8:t. to AiifiUal 10, 1, for in .11
.Hmotit of iulorv-t and lUo bill
pasaoil.
A bill pHKii'd r!iMi(iiiir (bo tinio of
bubliiifj: I'ouit.H iu Hie tbirt-liflli
iu.lioial disiriot; uluu. a bill i-b.Migiiitf
the timo oflioldii." the .'oimty touit i
ol Mill county.
The bill enabling rutin ty romini-i
loners to work tlw utro.-t unit all.
ot inrorpuriiii'ri imMiB not Imvitir "
iletaoto (fovcruiiiout, atul niukinj; ii.
i-ilizons of tiii-ii oitits-iiid toHUi. liable
to road duty, pas-oil.
Tin; bill thing llio xmium1 of Miit
aniyit foroijrn oorponiiimii in tin
count it's whci'o tin) p.aiulill ii'nli -. in
. In- coiupHn Iim an ollkr or iiprr
iilativii, pa-od.
I bo bill prnbibilins liuiiiin, fi-.li-ing
and Irappniii partloi on tbo mi
ol. nrod (jiounili. of aiHitlirr puiod
A bill naming Col. Kobt I rooki-lt
n tbn lUslodian ol tlio nla.no w iiliout
I'xponsi; to flu Mato ami plnoin I In;
state oxliibitiou at Now Uilontia tlioro
ltor tlio cloo ol tbal oliibilion, titl
lil tint completion of till' i-tatocapitoi.
lit u it sliall be placed iu ihoiniiieuiii
ut that buildiiij,', punkril to oii;roo-
IIR'llt
nocsn,
Hon. A. T. lolinuoy, of U'alkor.
w.H elected temporal) speaker.
SpeaWer roster belli; ab-eiit.
The billi and re-olulius ol" impor
tation introduced wore follows:
By Mr. MolioynobU: Aiuouding
' thf law rolnthe to ceineterlo-.
llv Me-rs. Ilomliy, .-.-.itt, Maxwell
and' l.'ouutree: Uo.-pct iny jh tition
oti prohibition; and by Mr. McKin
m of Milan, nrotestliii; auaiust ile
of liuuor. ,, ,
1 lly Mr. .lone-, ol Mil.ollan : ltola
tive'to iiHUraneo.
Mr. Jones of I'nuoln, iinMpomujr
the furred alo ot personal jiroiwrtv,
tax ol lbHI, lill.luh I.IsnI, m certain
sections Kefornd.
llv Mr. Stephen: Making: it an
ofl'eii-o to keep stauiliii' a baib.-d
wiio fiMico. without lilind board"!.
A unease fl'"m ,1"' fioxernor itn
noiiiioed he had velon.l the old iuir.
antino item in tlio delb icney bill, bo
ciue itwa.iiol ooM'ied in the cap
lion ot the bill, there beini; no doll
eicnev in the vonr na'.ued in the cap
tion. , ., .
Ilouo bill No. 1'A iirovidluR for
the nfckoepiiiK l olerkf.ul court ol
money subj'tt to ordetf ot court, win
ordered oiifrro-i-eil. .
The Iiouil bill rela Ms to challenges
in iury trial- a coiisiderod at
liniith.'but no ailion taken.
The nsolutioii nskiuc the senat- to
return the female ileik bill wu- de
fuitcd. and the bill is doue for.
iliiturniMl.
""J"".." . . ... .!., ... .l ...,
The libel mil in u i,"-,'";" "i"""
unfavorably, a- it cnllieu with the
new law allowing plnuitllln to bring
tuit iu tin countr whore thoy reiili).
The eapitol board (.eerelar.vi.hip i
threatened. It will hardlv o, bo
f rer a iu pre'eut ineuuibeiit i u
.Meat button-holing politieinu. It
Teem strange the board eannot do it.
limited amount of writing, howu.nr.
Till". It A-tii:il T41,li
AnrtoM'"""'1"" .liucu on ......
(i.rmliii'H' '"' " l"''iiK-
I it I lln.rl.
BwUltiitli'Eliiniiu.r
An. tin, l-'eb. jo. mi miiiti l)an been
.oi.orte. anil aiu 01 uie u....... ....
tt inn hoaihiiarter. on aeoonnt of the
-uiallnesH (i' tin. lnt to oars' ap
propriation, is llou eai.iiod on
the ihcr and is iilautly
on the lookou' tor ilepieilatni. It ir
a -mall force, bin u-eil to hard knocks
and many combat, and, I think, u it It
the aid of the i.oclUiiii of tlio horde.,
wo idiall bo able to pintect properlv
thorn, ifit I throatetiod any mine. At
for in) self. I have simply' runup to
Austin to see the coveruor anil Ho
uianil an iuvcstiuntiou as to tin
charges iireferrod against me liv Hall.
Heavers, I believe, that I have been
running the, elections down iu hi
count, and uiug my inlluenee in
eaptain of the rangers to ere iiiivale
niu s. Well, as to wnat ho sin about
my taking; part iu the last election,
re.kon it i true. Certainly I did do
all I know how to elect' McKlnny
(.heritV of l,.i Mille r.unity. but what I
did ivas a-s Joe ."she. Ie, the eili7eii
Hot as Joe Sheoley, eiiplain of the
rangers. You see, the iiioii ol Htaml
iug and property iu that county luxe
long been lluhtiiig a lavlo-n clement,
compose.! ol n eiuisiileiable number
of desperadoes ol the American per
uaslon, and a vasi crowd ot Mini
onus. Il has been a liip-and-tuek tight,
bill iu the last eleoilou the
belter element won. .MeKluney
won against a competitor w ho in the
leader of the dei-peratu classes a
gambler and the proprietor ol the
wost galllb'illgdeii ill the legion. An
a prhale eitien I a nil In to help the
law-aud-ordor Hide, and what I. lone I
am proud of. I do not understand
that as a captain iu the Itaugor1.. I
am deprived of Die right to eereio
tlm pmilogcs of citizenship. In help
ing to elect Melwillit'i as nlnrill.
helped put iu oll'tco a man who in
throe mouth's time w ill do away with
the neeessily ot the prosoliee of the
Hangers iu La "sulle county. In doing
this I have bcnclltlod the eountv and
state, and I in not afraid to stand
by my actions.
'vyoll. why is .senator Hall calling
vou to aceouiil for this," inl'iirieil
the reporter.
"A while back a companion and m
ll eantured n lot ui Mo.viiaiis and
a number of sloN-n enltie, in tha
rrlal that followed Hall defended the
prisoner In speaking to the jury he
took oerasdoli to ue language toward
him that was oiiirngemis. 1 arose
and dcinatided protoctuiu ol tlio court.
The court ordeful Hall in di is, bin
Iip tepliod iu a niiinmr th'ii eatiiied
mo to remark that nootiu not a "ow
ard mod the prDteetieu
tu malign n man; if be persisted
further in It towards mo 1 would call
liliu to account lor it oulfciile, rdneo
that he and I have not spoken and lie
has beeu my enemy, and th.il i rflie
aiiiiiiii- of IhiSP ehiirjjop."'
"You aii'ieipnlo m.'t itm.-h trouble
iioin men., eipta'u. ';'
"No; there Is nothing In them, a'ld
1 1 1 e i all do in.' no I, .um "
After ,i ciitigraluh.lioii tl.nl ll.o o-
ceiit report was not trie. - to I
d-ntli and that of t:ait. I.e lli.ll, mi i Hi'!
DIES 10 DA
I
SUES:
B. HABER,
wk.Vnti
Day of Dire Disaster Re
corded in tlio Book of
Casualties.
lYnifiii (atasli .i ptie on tlio
t!. ii ). train. in. I lias .iluii)
;nl Itohiilts.
I'l.c l'ieiut VisiH I'imI Vtuilli,
anil llci cil.s.i tp.l) His
llilriiiiiK Uianil.
mi iliu pnit ot tlio lepiir!-!', an i i
-iiiiliiii; replv bv the eapiaiii Hut II
iul liultiflon ;oos VI i lit ttilti
1 ii il t k i u 1 1 on oiei (lie I'liiw-
Iri t Hirudin, in.
I'm: i oi.i.imiii.
I.ntcsl I'r.i.u II... Ituiln.nil lllsaslrr
.... tl.e II. A II. I. il.e.
Is? vt nsiiiiitfiou, i in. -o.-- inner tiar-
I ticulari ot the railroad accident last
uiglit alii tlial Hie colliMoii oeciirreil
at a point mi the linn of the Italliinore
.V Philadelphia railroad, about four
mile south of w here the Chesapoak
,V Ohio eaiiiii crosses the track bv the
viaduct. The road at this point forms
-lino with a prelly steep embank
if.ul on the inner side ami a hill on
!-. other side. The passenger train
which was coming north was p.is-ing
under the arch o I the via. I net. mid met
Ircight tram just at the northern
ciitranif! ot Ihe areli Hi" engines
came together witli such a shock thai
lieav y pieces of iron from both were
thrown twenty or thirtx foot up the
hill, and both rolled on the inner side
of the curve. 'I he mail ear of the
passenger tram win telescoped on the
louder of the engine in Iron I of il.
iiie of the other cars left the track.
of a eviirtj J,'..'" $(" Vr al"' "n-meii anil the
coililiieitic.il ;ue p isseuo. . ...I., wore
killed, an 1 Iliu mail agetii and several
passengers sllghilx Innti'cd. Th" lire
mail ol the frt ight jumped a iiimneiil
I" lore tlm . ollisi'in, mid escaped tin
ll.jiil'id The killed are (ieo, I'Veer,
engineer of the freight train; 'I mil
l).i ley, !!i-einau ot the piisseiiger; An
drew" Augur, eondiiclor ol (he pus
si ngi r, and llruee, engineer of Hi
i.assi mr.-r I'lie iiame of ihe mm!
Llll c.illld lint 1)0 learned. Anne ol
passengers were si rnni-h inineii
,.f II. M t cl.ell x C. and . A jnl n yi nf.lTJn I lake p.ompi measures in tlio event of
llullim.n.Vto on.hewostandsouih, KflW-fl I fl N I'' nelusMnofanalilal.ee with Mug-
:ide. of the street, weie imminent) I IlrlllU t I Lril? I IU , land In , a-,, the plan of eouoorled
in danger ol igniting. Put streams ol
water were oouliiiuall) kept on them,
and the) w ele saed.
Al tue time the residences along
Kirs! stteet wore in great danger, and
were saved only by the ao'ixe exer
tions of Iliu inmates nf the houses and
the coolness unit skill ol the tlrenieii.
'1 he origin ol the lire Is unknown,
thniiih il must have originated in one
of the ollloes in the second slory. The
building was a largutliree story brick,
mid contained an immense stock ol
iM'oeei les. Tlie loss will prohaibh
reach j.J.IO.two, as Mr. Itrown had oil
ha d a large slock for Iho supply ot
his spiing trade.
It has not vet been learned how
much insurance .Mr. llrown carried
on Ins block and building, lit 1 1 the loss
will prnliahl) bo more than the
amount lor which he was insured.
Ihe v null containing the hooks and
papers of the home stood solilar) and
alone, and the bonks ate thnugiit to
lie sale. No one was lniired.
The Egyptian Muddle a Sore
Grievance to the Brave
Briton !
i iinn in ilii! Italians and Kniflifli
, tiroes in sotuliin is adopted, (Ji i.
I llioci will assume command of tlm
Italian I'm cs.
ni.Mti.tA .ii.t'i'ii:itsj.
Ct.pl
As the Sun
sonduii,
tt Hit I
Hlii'i on the Sim. Is
tlie 3Iali.ll Hlc
loi.lci or lien.
i'lie Kallaul kl. wall Joins tin
Atni) ol His l'allicrs, trtieic
. llrall.eu fan Ulsiiiili,
I '
wtl Jlul I lie tlillif!
In die, the interx ie
lie in 1 1 ml id :
teriuin lie I.
do
v it. I'll : t. n,
rilr in
Ho U llllnr.l.-.l in Kl.osits
1)1-1. rilves.
St. Isolds, Tub. '-V - A dispatch from
Kansas i iiy savs II trait' pi red Hint
I 'apt. I'helan, wlmarrUcd llnie from
New York Wednesdav niu!', was ac
companied by two .N'ow York delee
tixes acting as body guards ( tne ol
tliom wan I 'red llar-h iw, nt the New
York Metropolitan lorce, and the
other a representative ot tl.e lindge
Ilelcthe agenov. These gentlemen
w ill lemain in tlie oil) until I'lielan's
safety is assured. Deleeii).' Ilar
slriw, in an interview, states it is
positively known that Kansas i iis has
been selected by the Knglish govern
ment as an oulpo-t of a secret service
circuit oUonding from New York to
New Orleans anil Sail rraniisoo. lie
saxs there are live well-known llritisli
"onts iu Kansas City now, and a
resident agent or chief of the circuit
will be located tlioro to waleh the
motements ot all suspicious Irish
clans or persons.
Ml were taken back to Aiiwaiidiia
The sal'.' of the express oar had
been npeiH-d shortly before ihe neii-
I. ut, and the Haines iiiado sin h liead
ui) Ihe exiuchs iiiieut. eoiihl not
close il, and the oonienls burned. On
account l the wa bills liming been
destroyed, it eiuillol now be told jti-l
how much money was m the sate, t.i.i
it is vurioiish esliiuated nil the w.i)
i; ti, lis i it's is. nil;- i vi .
.1 I, it. K .It. is. ll.-ellttl; r.....l.-..ll.s ll.f-('l.t.rl.-r
l ........l...ei.f .
tliilvestoli; 1'eli. "O.-'lliis city Is
rer) itiiioli PM'iliul owr the charier
aim' iidiueiil now belore tin) legisla-1
lure.
The iimeuduieul luakiiiK tlie llrst of
June (he time lor holding the inutii-
tipal olectiuti has enaled a bieee
w lib h eiiliulntitod ill a street parade,
and mass nnetmi; o-ni;.,lit at Hall
iiiaie, atieudid b ner one tl oii
salld people, at w In h s(.i.frlns Were'
inade and Hie .ili. iinj lesiiliilion
ailoited:
iii.iikxs, It is Ihe s..,i.c nf Hie
cili.eiis of liiilrcnloii in the mass
inoeling aisoiiihlod, thai alt) atlempl
to destroy local ward repreonlalatiou
in ll.o selection of aldermen wjtihl be
a violation of the rigols nf local sell
government, and would, if successful
Iransler to certain poilions i.l the
luhabilanl.s ami loenliitos ol'llie city
the power to d'ntate uhosliotlld be
alilernion fro olhei pails of thuelly,
whii b eentiailiitloti wo rouard as
dant,einiis, us well iw. unpreiedented ;
and
WlltmKA", Other prnp.ised .11110111!
uioiits seek to est a larger appointive
power in tlm mayor, and theieby
ofoale a "olio i an power, ami also
eok to ehi.tige the lime of election to
ilie milliner, when tunny ofourelti
ens are absent; and as Ihe ch'tngu is
sought to bo made on the eve ol elec
tion, which We legard as unjust and
iniieililie. and all of which we eon-
deiiin; Ibeiofme. be II
Ifesn veil, bv ll.n oltlellS HI l.ilivet,-
toii, iu mass meeting asso . bhd, tli.il ;
'in. sei.ali.i'S and represeiitallves in
i , ! Unite be, and are hereby, re-'
pi. I. d In oppose. i pa-silKll ol said
i.i udiueiit as not repiesenting the
.'. .-:. s ..I ihe miiss .if our jieople, and I
, e.t oiler, d by them or in their be-'
tail Instead of sTnrdi
llic Iritli llcurl U .liibilunl
Over Itrlll.ti ItcTrisos.
. I i.Os llnlll.llcvs Sllrccrill In
Ills si. l. HiilMt.. Aril. 'III.;.
j Cit) ni Mexico, Pull, "ii Nil' in
I'triklea'v new lias been .! v.-. fn .
I regiiidni,. Ihe Kuds iliio riu.wav
si heme hen asked ve-tei- I i n im
progre- he was making ( ,1. Knd
replbd !!!( he had limb. hit tnitgihl
tor iiiibiicaiioii, but every indication
pointed to bin sccui i m; :l"c moditicn
lions to tin eoueesiion i.
make il operative, and
buthliii!.' ni Hie railwnv Ii
ment is l.onie nut b) . e, . ,
palace, w hero tita elite. ., .
garded with "1'lW.llg lnv..i
i. pinion is Heel) cxpre-si ,1 i ,
i;uU will iret vvbal lie wants
Marilini; news eoiues Ii .m
thai Cm (ion des, chtor ,
I'lorador, whose n-e. .it mi.
of !Uj. siib.oiiuont release In the c v.
o'liised so iiiiieh exrili mem. v
siuatod Tuesdnv, live -....
civiliau'silress shot bun nil Il.e
"Ssiiry ti
life tin
stale
at tin
is ie
id tin
(,'upt
1 1 ml in
i .o i:
' nun
. noiein
- II -wis
a r- In
-ircpts
hsil
I lie meeting also appointed a eoni
iinllee ot tour to proieed In Ail-liti
jto present the resolution and use
1 1 Vol v endeavor to detent ihe atueuil
luieul. This eoiiiinitlue will leave In
I ihe morning. A counter petition is
I in i itciihilioit signed by quite a uiiiii-
ln r o the leading iiierchuuts favorin
Ironi $7.'i,UU0 to sJI.Mi.lKJO. Ahoiil h n. pnsMige tl.i niiielidiuent. The
ti.'lii is gniiig to be a strong anil mi
ter nun.
nit r.i'.i him; iiiDiini'i 'ii'.m.
'ui.-
! rln.nl, I'lnsrnil rr.nn ll.r
Hi i; o, I s s,hiiilni; III.
M.l..li.l..r .
Albany, N. Y., Teb. 'Ji.So visitor,
called oil I're.ideul-oleet Cleveland
to-day. and it is understood lint he is
at work on his inaugiiial address, and
will devote bis attention 'o it exclu
sive!) until lliiished. It isiheiiupre
sinu aiiiong loading leinoor.il here,
who are aciiuiiinted vvilh him and
..ianuiiig, that while the latter lias noi
)cl been formally tendered the ap
pointment of secretary o! the trea-u-rv.
nt the nresoiil moment there is Ill-
tie doubt that he will be on the list
March tth for the treasiirv portlolio.
lie, ac. ording in bis fiieiuls.telt more
of aversion than inclination to take
any cabinet position, preferring ales
proiniiiPiit and les responsible, posl
lion in lite, but as Cleveland has in a
degree insisted that Manning shall be
one of hi advUci-, Ihe latter consents
to aoeopt the position.
bushel of silver dollars were tii,eii
out ol the wreok, being badly burned,
and ninny more wore molted into
solid (luniks. The hiss to the lailriad
eouipany i estimat d nt ifc-'.'i.otto ls
lal olhciiiK sav Hie collision e.n. 'ed
the l.rg- ". hiss of mail matter ol
whiili there, is any record iu the de
partment. 'Ihe lire which re
sulted from the collision de
stroyed thirie.in through registered
in ill pouches, coining fioiii New Or
leans. .Mobile ami other points iu the
..iit!i, and de-tined tor Washington,
New York and oilier eastern cities
Those pouches are known to have
ronlninod valuables and money, but
to what amount eannot lie yet ii.eer
luiiiud. The lire also destroyed one
hundred sinks ol ordinary mall mat
tor, a heavy miscellaneous mail and
lxu registered letters bison up for de
livery along tl.e linn and not enclosed
iu pouches as ordinary mail. I lie last
i supposed to hate come I rent Louis
iana, To mis, Mississippi Hinl other
.southern state-. Ii is impossible as
vet to tell whore the blame tor disas
lor rest-, as all vrbn i otdd throw any
light mi the matti r are either dead or
si. badly injured that Iho liets c.inuot
be ascertained.
ni in. v 's i, ts i in. Tin.
lie Dies I'm. i. ll.r III I. rl. ol m !'..
U, sll.i-(1.111.
S). 'eli.1 Li Il.e i:xi.iiill..-r
Ill-ill I, To., Cell at I.- 1)1'. Will
ie,", the physician who attended James
i:rv(ii. ivn,
no.ii: th mki.t Tin: maihu.
London, I'ob. v'il. The third battal
ion of (irenadier (iuards stalled for
Miakim to-day Previous to their
setting .ml Irani Windsor they were
a dressed bv the Prince ol Wales, lie
said he well remembered the day,
thirtv -one jenrs ai;o, when this same
liilttalii.il departed lor the ( 'liiiiea,
land ho distinctly recalled ihe bravery
with which ti.ey b.uo lln-ir pait ill
it lint groat struggle. In Ihe campaign
upon which they wore now rnterini;.
j he fell sure thoy would uphold Hie
honor ol Ihe euiiiili v. Iu conclusion,
he wished ll'Ctu liod speed and a sale
and speed) return in I'.ugland.
Alter this addie-is the prince shook
hands hoirtllv vv Hit tlm ollloers, while
i tlm men raised an elilliu.lasllo cheer.
The ijiieen coiumeiuoiat.id thooeca
sltin by sending an aillograph letter
to the nllleers. hlie assured thein of
hpr good wishes and prayers.
Alter tlm inspection was over the
glial ds mnrehi'ii from the easlle to the
. Southwestern railway. The streets
'through which they passed wore
'bilgliily decorated "with lings ami
I banners, a id . rowdsof people llirong
j oil the walks mid olieered as the I, ron
, adies mar. hod hv.
! TIM. .VIIAIIS II. Villi II I. Ml.
Loudon, Poll. 'jo -A dispatch from
i Kniti stales the Mahdi has ordered all
hi- tribes on the oust bank ol'thn N'ilo
. to asseuiblo opposite (jubat.
1.1. MAIHil VnT llll.K.
Loudon. I'eli. -) A dispateli his
boon received mill Kuril, dated Ves-
tei'ilnv. Iu wl.ieii the retreat of (ion.
Hut l.-r fii.ui tnili it is further eibiin
od. Ibis (i.spati'li says I'.l Mali. II on
Ihe lllh ni-1. hud been eiigageil for
three days in the work of collet ling
all Kin. v oulsiile Kliai'Kiuni for the
advance against the Lnvtlish at t.iibnl
lie was blading steauiors with gnus
and aiiuuiiniiiiiu on Hie Kth just. Il
ilispalched two Mieikhs with It.lHS)
nirn ami four guns down Hid right
bank of th'i Nile to creel a fori unoo-
situ ill.) I'.ngliah rump al flubat I
litls.ii rt:t:i.iMi, '
l.oiiiltuij'eb.yo. Irisu vvoekl) news-
papers tnl' Ihe present week displa)
a jnbihini leeling over the lliitish io
I verses in .Soudan. 'Ihe Nation, of
, Dublin, describes the ilrilish as
j 'skeiblaillliig mil of Soudan;" "John
I Cull still on the inn," ele. .-some pa
! pels expressed Ihe wish that worse
I tbiiius may vet befall the ltriti-li
j marauders and pinvslluii success inn;
shlue upon I'.l Mahdi's hauueix
i 'T.vunv nti: Nitw.-, in iiussa."
London, Pel). 'JO. I ho Itom in (.''ith-'
I bey oseapeil. lie lived a ! vv miuite.s
A teloyiani from .Mataiimra-. ptlb
lisli.'.l iu u da) s liiai.i. niu- all
states that Ihe rumors are n,.t true
that iho Mexican lone- haw . . issed
tlie Itio (I ramie, and Hid i..e rejior
ol a ooiiHiol bet woen Alio re tin ami
Mexicans is without louu.l iiiiin. The
truth is that several band nf outlaws
wore e.ia-ctl by Mexican soldiers unit
sotiin tnnk refuge ueio-s the rlVor
but wore not folloived
'I' I. r 'I'. Inl Dr.. iv lK l. u t'ln.p,
Washington, I'ob. 'JO -In the
Maim iri-ni'irlial trial to-day the
niiiell tor the tb."ens. rend a" tele
initti. w im i
1 1 .!,. I .. it
, i 'l';o. -la' m.
, s..V,, V! ,
,d.oVO I e
. olleleil ti ii
' r. . nt. Is ii.n
! Ill lel.l
. as
I.l .
pie I as evldeiiPi
t'.irblii, of Chi
Ki.liev in his last lioiiis, savs Iflohey
reai lied bote on Ihe night train, suf i
leiin with a conge. tixe chill, vv hbh
never reii.led. lie was eiiliielv j
raiiounl up to 10 o'clock this morning.
lie died at 1 o clock p. in. Ills physi
cian telegraphed his lauilly al his re-
.jii.-st . lie iindouluodly died with a'
enngesliv.i emu. 11 is reiiuuiiH win on' ., , . y ? ".- . iciniiorarx seer, tarv
. ... ., . f.lir lilsl.nli ni S.1. i-i.lv ...Iiiii- lualiuit ii ! I '' .........
...nil. nil . ..I. , ' "i- -' ." - ., .. , ...
vigorous pastoral letter, in which he
I ilenoiiuces dynamiters as "posts,"
rnin.rv I nut I'.nilil Ai.i I,., "seoui ngos, --eiioinies ni tnin irn
taken to Waco
morning tram.
r.it i xt nit i it 1 1 it n.
.X lllsi. (.. it. ('..nlliiurnlloo llelro)s
ll.r XX llt.li-sl.lr House ill
.1. II. Ilrniv ll.
3.cf-isl to thu Fiitmini-r.
Pod Worth, 1 1 b -0. The mii'l dis
astrous enhiiaj; ration ni.it ever visiicu i
Ihe city occurred al a late hour hist j
night, iu xx Inch the wholesale grocery
house ol Jo
dc.l mxed.
1 is not know n, but about Im an
X stulr In. In r'
Sav r.l.
New York, Pub. -0.--Tliis Marvin
snle I'oiupuuy's laolory, u huge eight
story building, embracing Nos. :ijl
ii ml'. '132, west thiity-sevonth at reel
was il.'sli-.iye.l by fn during the
night. lie tailing walls of the
building threatened Hid nil l minding
tenements, which wen! cleared bv Iho
police. I Inn. Ire. Is of hnlt'-i Ind chil
dren, woman and meu vvers shivering
from tint sharp Irnst at 3 o'clock,
being driven limit their homes, Homo
Iniiiid shelter vvilh their neighbors.
The tenants ol Nos. :ijiiaudo:tt,a.ljoln
man, and "assassins striking III the
dark." The bishop warns Catholic
thoy iu en r thu penult" of b.-ing denied
the holy sacraments of the iliur.h,
and will be debarred liom all hopes
of future salvaiiou, it they join "those
emissaries of salon."
IK i -Mini: la'.vnriHi.s.
London, 1'eb. 2ii.--A dispatch, troin
Ixortlnys: fieniiral Iluller who, be
. ui -nbsi.ui. e that (jeti
iwinrof Hi.- horses he
ilsel lor Hie defense
in i luce eopie- ..I" certain
in Hie iroasiit d partinuut
to the ruiiinx il of Itateiu.'in
Irnni too revenue iiiii.iio gerviee,
wlili ihe object ot impiei. hlng credit
ably Italeuiaii, lis wiltie.s, but Ihe;
uoti'ld ami would not admit then'
Wen. Sxraim was tlnu recalled nni
lestiileil be never forr.gcd for horse
he did not ov.'ii I 'm cxnmiustioi
then closed nud tl e defense, rested id
case. I'lie court decided to hear nt
arguments and Immediately wont inli
Ihe secret session to consider.
I't-rsr.i.'M ..t Mlml I'rrvrnl. n I'aoic.
Pillfiburjf, Pel.. 20 St. Michael',
oiplniu sv Iiiiii and 51. Joseph's eon
ve.ii, on .Nlniint Ulive, iu the south
side ol' the city, wore ptmially do
sinned bv lire shortly belore 1
o'i lock to .lav. When the llaniss vier
dis.;nvei:d lhirt-llve nun. and two
hinidi"d litlle ehihlreu wore iu Hi
I building, but through the ellorU of a
i few calm -i-iers a pauU was nverled
j and all left the 1, urniue building sub'
Iv. 'I he tire blarlml iu one tlm dor
luuloiiok, and when discovered had
made eon.siilrriible headvvuy. An
j nl inn was -ouiide.i and ruspo'mlod t i
prouiitl In ihe tiro department, but
I bi.'l'ore tlio llniiiei. could be coiitrolle I
uie entile west end Ol thu blllbllll r,
oieitpletl as an niphiiu iisyluin, was iu
! ruins Tlm loss will pi'ob.iblv r. a. h
SIO.O'M
il.e I.l. mis id. i.i .. Hccilnz.
' Now Ononis, Pel). .U A large.
mooting nf journalists iu atteiulauce
al the exposition was held to-day
with a view lo orcanl.ing n national
assoeiatiou of nowspHpor men. Tito
iiieeling was called to order, lilt d the
purpose explained by P. It. Herbert,
of the Advance and Itrpnt. in, of
lied A "mg, Minn., aller wliirii W II.
II. Jiidson, chief of the exp. -itiou
iiriming bureau delivered an al Ims
of XV'oleolllo. 15 It. Herbert n-ii" d. d.
Colon, i Klliott.nf Texas, w its . toil
and . r n u- ut
UiiuUilinii wi s iu iiart ill'.' I iy
! '. eleetn ii .i ilerbert.a- pi.du'it,
la'idtoloii I Kliolliw secrclnry. I no
v,iiiou. eonniiittes xveri) Hpiiolntt-d
I ind (be me. iiug adjoin mil.
II 11. c in llv e lie... rre,
iTiieii.-i.ii (J.. Pub. 20. As the Ol
Sc Mi...--i;ipi passenger tratu, e t
bound, was leaving North Verii
lint , tins iiioniing, it uuciitintartu a
broken t. ill Thu entire train pan I
iv.-r iu si.tct v, exeetit the rear let r.
! w hich vv is tnrowii down au embat.n.-
lend lumsell iii'iilllsl I.l M'lhilr.-t lllell
ing It mi either tide, wsre more iir who are gathering iu large numbers
les. dsina.'ed by lulling walls The on his line .if retreat and who are
,.,n..v., , , - , , ..... t ..,..,, , .,
b.ie b.u.r In.i i loss ot inn .viarxiu .-iinn iiniiiiiiiy is coiiiiiiuauy menacing ine nriiisii
lesale I'rocory al'"1 -',"',J,l0 "' w'deli s.lon,0iO is force. A siiecial dispatch indicates
lib II llrown was lotiillv "" kt,"'K' ' '' mi luicuuiory, ami tnat t ion. vx olseiy will nave to senil
How the lluine original- ''""""" '"" "Uiuiing. I mi nisiir- , strong relntorcoineiils to (ienerul
tnioo is '-i.i,isni, iii iti.tiy c.iiiiiiiiiii.-s minor, ii uie inner is to oo rescuoii
..., ...... .,,r,,,.. I ,, n.,d noi-w.it. .... I xvn iiiuiure.i ami uny ini'ii aio ironi ins perilous posiiion. i.raxr
..,.-, .Ifr...lt.. ..i !.!,.. I a..lM...,t .)... . I
k.... .. ivari.. ..,... WU..HI-. .v. Simon ipt and wrecked. Two persons, -o
ago, were compelled to halt nl Abu ; ,,ir H, kinnvn, were killutl, auil sevt il
Ivlea wells and enlreiioh Ins troops in. ij,lrd, 0n of thu killed wu. '.r
josiuou iiiuie, ii .line iu siueiy no- I Kldrillllo. of Jeller.SOll. Tea I If
iiainos of
known.
the otliuts are not vet
bios ami the ranger. i laie, uu ,.s.
ticiilarlv "f v apt. islie'dey and the
charges" prelerrt'd against liiui by
senator Hall, ot Il.e Laredo ai-tricl,
.... ...in- cm resl'iilulelit soilglit
I 'apt. ijheelev in Austin to-day lo see
if he could not (-lean ''"' news of
Muterc.1 to tlie I'.XAMisfJi-.
Capt. Mheel., xx ho i, a large
braxvny, durk featured, liamlsoinc
tnau ol aooiu iuiriy-m. )"'"" "
All Purchased before ihe Advance
offer to the Trade at Prices that
Defy Competition.
Yours Faithfully,
a a I . t a ..., .ft., f i.i. P.I I rill V llll 'I
and wnicn vo !- i.;r-i'0fiT,iii.ii.fc.iurinit.fcti.ui.m i
t.nia.v inn, ni ins i.vv.n,
tint ll.irrlsnii l.iilns nos X'otr, XX III.
Iprril scnllrrllli; X'ol.i. lo 'I .ill
ll.o 'llll...
Spiingfieh, I'ob. 'JO.- The legisla
ture met in joint convention at l'J
o'cloi k and proceeded to vole for
I'liitnl States senator, i'lia lirst bal
lot stood: Logan, I'm; Morrison, il'i;
I lames,'.'; J. II. Ward, .'; scullerlng, i;
total, 'Jul. On the second ballot
Mreetcr made the lirt break autl
voted for Murrison, which xvas re
eeived witli auidause. Hi waa follow
ed by 31 r. Perry, who had lieretofore
xdted lor txvler. hut now oai iu
voto for Morrison. 'I he vote thou
stood: Loi.au. lisj: Morn-on '
the n reels saw u bright lighl i.i the
northwest portion of the ill v, and
nun Haines went "eon issuing from
the second story of the iuuuunso
wholesale grocery house of J. II.
llrown, corner ol Pirn and Throck
morton troeis. The lira department
answered promptlv. but all efforts to
save the building wore useless and iu
tbror.u out of Hiiiplnynieut.
'I lir ('lilt itii I Irr.
Chicago, III., Peb. 20. 'I'll ..,i to
the tenants of (.r.innis bloek will not
exceed $.'A),Ij00. None of them in
cept II M. Kinslev, Iluriiham .V limit,
and McDonald llr ., will siill'.jr aliv
oii-ideralile loss. Kinslev, whose
fears are entertaineil that
may uoet Iho fate of
don union spopilily suocoied.
Iluller
t .'or
i.t
lii'i',
1 VV.eU's failures.
Now V ork, Peb. Jo li.r fa, urc.
throughout thu country tor tin asi
seven days number: In inn I tilled
Mutes, '.'.'.:: Canada, :17: total. . .;i nit
pared with '.'70 last week mil.ii tin
xveek before Nearly lo ir-l iifca ol
the business casualties ofthxv uar.
ftirni-liod by wr.lorn, outtiuru and
Pacitlc state. Thu failures in Hie
eastern and middle slate; tire eompflt
atixoly light.
iir.-TH or (ikn. srrwARt
Korti, Peb.50. (ieneral sir Herbert Kiinosmu m I'ntl spuc.i.
Stewnrl. xvho was wouudeil at the Ltlllo Ituck. i'eb. 20. At 5:80 thii
a few minutes the w hole interior ot I cate was in the southeast crner ol hatlloof Abu Men, died on the ltith afternoon, filteen miles below Poplar
the strueturo xvas one lui id sheet ot i the basement, su.iaineii a lo.s ot at tiakdul ells, to which place he lllull, Mo., on the nt. Louis x Iron
tlauii). 'I'lie lire ilepnilment, seeing about ij..'0,000. The lire exteutled into' bud been removed. His death casts a .Mountain railvviiy, xvhile the south
that it xvas useless to attempt to save the rear pint of the lunch loom and gloom over tlio entire Ilrilish army, t bound passenger train was rimuiiig at
thu building, turned its attention to I tesliiuraiit on Washington street. Tlm Thu surgeons stale that (. Mew- full speed, the engine exploded, kill
the surrounding building-. arcalest damage was done by water. , ait's wound was of such a character .ng P.ngineiir John 1'. Kline, mid fa
in tweuty minutes after thu alarm i The llxtures in the cafe cost ij..i,H00, that recovery xvas hopeless from the tally injuring the llreiimn, r'red smith.
was given thu iiitlauimable material j and the bar goods aud stock about tirl. j ..
111 thu building had binned to a cili-'il'..'H) more. All this 1. a total loss. ; -".TV" " lir.iroicl i.r rirr.
dor, and al lltleeii minutes to I o'clock 'Ihe restaurant and lunch room was Chicago, Peb. 20. Tlio Journal's
the wall fronting on Throckmorton damaged up stair, ami down slnlr-. Mendota, Ills , special says: The pas-
street loll with a terrible crash, which mostly by water, to the extern of 70,. " ; . . .' l seuger house, U. ion depot, mid bag-
could Uax'e been heard all over the Ouw. ixinuoy l m-ure.i lor w,r, .nine, i un. -j. .s uiiiiio oi k"ui gage and lelt-grapti room at tin. place
liarretis agenov. liurulinui ,v povxuur exiioucii inst uigiii near tne . burned, xxilli tholr. cutltents, tuts
CAMERON. CASTLES & STOREY. ...
rfeut.Mutirwe.r-uiato u f-t w-- ";r
tXeUIS IU 11IX- .. . I l..urf n trrtk.n an. I MeMillsIl
"Alll"K the Hio Grande, vote ( torLogau, botU ot wbkli vote,
"i'i'i" to.,1 ),, I 1.QDO it.xvere recuiTed with uplu. lh
ijovv, ."''--., v, ,,,. ttaoA. I.O-.S. l01:Morrl-
,ilT lVIll'l,- v -- - ---,-- - .
xrill roui.'"" so
ett).
1 ill
When the xxall three stories high Uonts, aichile.ls, place their loss nt ent.-mieo to i.ariliiuieiit House wlmli
toppled over a cry xveul up from a U,XK; ituuraiiee, .5,i0 I hey loitits umi ny urn iiiuini.er. .mi Harm
tUomaud perioiis who had assembled many original speclfleiitlous 'iho wo caused by the explosion. .No
'. . . . . . tf . , ! t ,-..... . ... .. ..... .. Ill ....v.. .1.1.. I ..li.tr 1. II... .it..,.rnnl k
A te u:bi iu"-i
t.U, " t.ti.C.'ilf
lu tie neighborhood, and for a time
it wax tea red mat someoi tne iiremcu
bad beta but lad under it, but ii i
thought no one was Injured,
TV. sgrlsuJtnral iotplenssui Liut.i
losst of other teuatiu will probably ' clow- to the mi.crennts.
Uot average oxer 'M,WJO eucu. (iu.V. KICCt WIU COJIMAXD.
Ttoine. Peb. 20. tieu. lllcci and Ad-
'lbs h..t iiuoVlnj-tobcij ii "I.UtU mind Urin, mlnlHer. resrectlre)' of
J.Vtr."
morning. Loss climated ut $M),is0
llrulli nl .ills. I. t.u ell.
New York, Peb. 19. A iviblegrani
received lu tide city states that tbe
wife of James Kustell Lowell, United
Mates minuter to the court ot .ng-
wsr aud insrlus, ri jirepsrlne; to1 Und, died. thj. sftsruoon, at 2 o'clock
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