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Waco Daily
BY BARTOW & CRAVENS.
rACO TEXAS THURSDAY APRIL ;u, 1SS5.
VOL. XniI.-NUMBER 149
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Examiner.
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MEN'S YOUTHS' AND BOYS'
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Low Pfices for Stylish
WE ALWAYS LEAD, for we have the largest Cloth
in-,' Department, largest aril best assorted stock of Clothing,
poll more Clothing and at Lower Prices than any other house
m the state. tYe have no time to fool away in talk, but
we Hll yon to come and see for yourself.
I Note Prices for Well-Made Clothing!
!l wool Men's
l.ergl
.( K SUITS.
$10.00.
15oy s and 'l onth's
s s
r ai r
i i
T Low l''iurci T
S S
Gentlemen's
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i: it
K I'llliro Allien K
S SI vies. ,s
S -' .s
IT. II J Sl)les
in
lll'l M ITS
f Ustnlll
Made.
I'
I
Snpi''l mil Clin ked
Su-ie Lit Coals
imI Vels.
$3.50.
T
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Youths' :ind
s s
u r
M Cheaper Mi
M I Inn M I
K ill any K I
I! I'reviniis Sea-ou. !' j
Mm All-Wool
m-iiucrc I'anls.
$3.00.
1'iiti anil t.iocii SI Iped
llhil I'l.'iiil Seersucker
I'lUlN 'Mill Css.
$5.00.
I 'lire
lliein
SANGES BROS.
KELLUM & ROTAN,
SOLE Ar.eNTS
ELL KNOWN
1 w
FLOUR:
Success, Cream of Kansas,
Perfection, Zephyr,
White Rose, Roller Patent.
ALWAYS IN
Rye Flour, Hominy, Grits,
Oat Meal, Blaekeyed Peas.
"CAMERON, CASTLES & STOREY,
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OLESALE
W A
We are Sole
N. K. FAIRBANKS &
SOAPS AND LARD.
Extra Family,
Alhambra,
.& A. PATTERSON &
T,,os. Williams &
Yours Truly,
CAMERON, CASTLES & STOREY.
rtment.
Clothing Will Lead'
Cusfoni-.Miide
All-Wool Oroy Cnssi-
liioio SuiK
$15.00.
Youth's Well-Made
litisliiess
anil lire.'-' Sulls.
I tl in l.ilien Suits,
I 'I I.s and SolhK
$3.00.
S
I
I
T
S i
Cut-Awny
lei.
MniV
A II-Wool
Cas-mii'le I'allK
$3 50.
.Men's ,
Sill; I'inish ('hurolatc
anil I'oige
si Striped anil I'laiil Scor-i'-
, peker Coats mid
l, ' Ve-I.-.
I'! $8.50.
FOR THESE
BRANDS OF
STOCK.
GROCERS,
O O .
Agents for
CO.'S UNEXCELLED
Standard,
Lakeside,
Jewel.
CO.'S
!;: CELEBRATED ;;
SHELL ROAD TOBACCO.
Co.'s
Panther Tobacco.
THE SEASON for
ever shown m this city.
It will be to the interest of purchasers to take advantage of the bargains offered in these
come more than about once in a lifetime. So be early and get a good selection.
NO MORE HOPE
i
Russia Slans Pnnlnnri in thn
1 J
Face by Occupying an
Afghan City.
1'iic i:iikimi rtt'i't itfKin to
Mote, unit .ill Hope ol
I'ciiee Is .tliiiut I'nsscil.
Till key Asks Itimsii i K Vl'liul
Mil- Mltiill llo .lliiiul llei
Stmt ts .ill AlliulMf.
Sweden mill .Vomits. ,11m ini;
for .ciltinllty Oilier I'm-
fiu ii ." v mitt It iiiiiin .
lilisil.i. in nous.
UI'KHIA llll'll'IIIS AMIIIIl:ll U'lllU.N
London, April 29. A Standard
special sai s: ' I lie liiissians hai oc
cupied .Mornchak, twenty miles south
I'lViijilrli on 1 1 1 o Mii'rghab rier.
The atneer, while careless, about I'e'n
jileli.atlaeheil ytoiil iliiporlalui In
Mernelmk."
.miiiiii.i.inii tin: murrtiiatN Aim v.
St. IVtorsluir;.', April "Jit. Ituii-ia
lini onlered tho liioliilialioii of her
"Oiithern arinv anil il is i.siiiiateil
that JiKi.t ioo iiie'ii will he availahh.
iti'.sxiA ui:ii:i-r.-i concii.iatouy mi:as-
I'UKh.
l!rivMj. April '.'U. A ilispateli
from St. lVteiv.ljuitf'.ayH: '-A eiiuueil
liclil at the palace to-ilay at whieli the
var prcsiiled rejected the pripo-aN
nt M. Hedier. to mlopl concilialorv
ineaMiiN to.vanl lliilaml.
The reply of the ltiLN-ian j,'iiveni
inent to i:nrl (Jriiiivllli lirinly main
laiiiH the tenor of foriner diipalrheh.
lliat.MA.NY, KKAM'li AMI AI'STIIIA
KOI1MIMI A.Nia'TUAI. l.liAHI'l:.
l!ei lin, April J!i.- I'rame. (ieriiuitn
and Austria have heeu ilieiitsn it
project for the promoliou of a neutral
fn;iiit ami have invited llalv ami
I'm hey In Join tin hut neitiier of
Ihe latter powers have as yet (,'iven a
decided reply.
I'HAM'K Ki:ii.itiis 'i in: I'i:i:mii:u"
M'Kiril Ah A I'lll'I'AI Kill' WAU.
1'arl.s, April -.".i. The uuiriuii;:
newspapero here in their eiiiuuieiilN
to-day on (ilad'lone's speech, regard
it m a preface of war.
IliatMA.NV AI'I'I.AfllS (II.ADSI'ONI:.
llerlin, April 'J'l. (ilnilxloneV
speech in the coiuinoiis mi the vote of
credit is jeiicnill) applauded lij the
(Jeriliail press.
Ill SSIA.N M'.WlAI'iaiH KOI!IIIIIII:n In
I'llINT NY W'Alt M:Vk
Odessa, llllssia, April J!l. -The l!us
sian reserves are inoliull.lii);, and all
liilsiness traiisaelioiis beinj; entered
into huru are uudeitaKeii
siihject to heavy war
risks. Tho. IJiisslau jioven'imeiit has
ordDred the Southwestern railway to
prepare several hundred railwaj 'carriages-
and have them ready at as early
a date in possible, for tlit'piirpiie of
eonveviuj,' troops. It is reported here
that all newspapers published within
the Itiissian empire hare been forbid
den to print auytliin in reference, to
current events in central Asia.
'II I II (.Alt I't'KIIINU IIIINOJb.
St. IVteishur,', Apiil '.'. I'ifly
slims linvo been sent from liloll" to
Kiiilaud.
The ear has sinod orders for the
equipment of the whole llrcl.
The Itussiaii minister ot maiiiie has
e 'inpleted an inspection all the forts
at Cronstadt
i:.Mii,isii .m;ii s.
i;itUlollc'f. spcrcli .tiproeil It) All
Kllllt ICl'IIISI'H Coiii-IIIiiiIihi
lil nr Vrrr rcriiiln.
IX.SIDK I'OINTS (IN 1 III: SITUATION IN
AFllllANInTAN.
lOiuIoti,April'.'9 - ItwasdiiriiiKtlie
ineelin,' at Itmviil I'ludi tlieanieerlold
l-jirl Dull'eriii that he regarded the
occupation of I'eiijdeh of little con-e-iiiuiice,
yet lie attached Ihe greatest
iiuporlanee to the retention of .Manic
link, which is half-nay between I'enj
ileh and llalainurghab. Once the
Itussianu ','iiu tliat point they will hi
able to threaten liall.li and cut oil'
communication with Cnliul, The lat
est Itiissinn advance in expected lo
brini; the ijuestiim to a crisis, fur
rent opinion is that ItiHnia is rcalli
secretly prepariii),' forwai much more
rapidly than oho appears lo be, the
Uussian papers bciiiK warned to se
crecy. It in reported tho khan of
llokiirnli has earnestly wnrned the
aineer not to neglect (abnl and llalka
while laUiii),' step to protect Herat, 11
the Ku.slaii arm) i iiinsinj; in Turk
eMaii. near Samarascand, with the In
tention of nmrchiu,' on I'.all.b and
proclaliiiinj; Ayoub liliaii ameer
while the Aft,'liaiiitiiii army whs en
i;nj,'Cil at Herat. Ili letter to the
ameer concludes : '! know for certain
lliu Itlissians intend not to march bi
voiiil Herat, but will cut jour line of
ietreat toUiihiil ami Knjjland'. Hue ol
retreat to t.'iinilaliar."
WHAT M'MMUKS SA1S AltOUT IT.
London, Apiil -". -In the hoiiso of
coinmons to-day Lord IMniuiiil 1'il.
man rion read a telegram from i.uii.
I.uiiisdeiiat Tirpui. April Si, which
mentions that the governor of Herat
had received i report that Ku.tiiaii
troops had advanced upon .Miirne
bat. TIIK KPSOM UACIfl.
I.oiidou, April -"J. Tin rllv i'l
Hiiiliurbaii haiidiiiip nee run at lip
soin lo day, as uon I". Ibrd "f I' rce
iloiir MiMah'iii t nnl Wnodlail-.
Ilor.l
light goods is at linml, tuul wo have opened and put on sale
The bargains that we oiler tins week in the following lines
Virlorln Lawns
India LllWlls,
l'crlan Lawns',
Kgyptlnii Lawns
Linen de Imllii,
Linen Lawns,
thi: Titi'Miiauat'H opinion.
Loudon, April 29.--The Times in a
review of tho recent pat actions of
Kiissia says: "The spirit thus re
vealed gives little hope that Knif
lanil's lat overtures will receive a at-
isfnetory reply, ami
reliial to treat
i upon thai basis will
pou that basis will involve a din o-
maiie rupture winch l nut little re
moved trom actual war.
what wii.i. in: Tin: ai.manti:s-no
lHIUIIt' OK WAK.
London. April 29. - Tho speech of
(Gladstone in the house of commons
on Monday upon the vole of credit of
:..ri,lHMj,lKu was received with pro
found interest throughout Kurope.
and published in lull in all newspapers.
It lias dispelled any idea entertained
heretofore that Lngland will make
concessions to I'usshi. The general
opinion of the press is- that the speech
uiaKi's war certain, anil ine news
papers an tilled with discussions of
proliable alliances the respective
belligerents may form in the event ol
war. now thought lo be so near at
liniiil, not being conllned to Asia, but
buiiiif eMeiiiled to Kurooe.
A Ni:W KMII.IJ.II WAK HIIIP.
London, April 29. The teel man-of-war
llnwu was launched at I'eni
liroke, U'ales, jesterday. Tins new
addition to the llnlish' navy carries
in gnus and will have a crew of 1 1 A
men. The Howe is a twin-screw,
steel-armor plated, barbette ship id
'.,700 tons burden and 7,.MMi horse
power. inspictinii Tin: PNdi.lsll TltoopS.
London, April 29. The Duke of
('anitiridge, commander-in-chief of
Ihe iirinv, lo .1 i ipi . i I ,. ton.,
at Ahli'i'shol ii ii u
lor active ser e in
nidi . orders
1 "i .viir.
TlllIM'.WHI'.M'iai 111)
LoiiiIoii, April ' '
patches from 4 'aim
firm the rcpi-it p .
diuirmd Des I irlm,- i . I
lOgyplicn idl'aii lias , -Tin:
i.vsr impi. ir ei u
London, A pi il '-'.'.- , I
vance south of I'enjd . t
lion ol Maun !i il. i'- .
liainentar cir. Is us L,
least hope ol pi ai e, .
cursor ofa lins-iaii all
rat.
Tin: mi in 1:1. i-i.i:k . in
Loudon, Aj ril .Ml. i ,, i sn ,
lleel is coining I.. on !i
TAI.I.V i.M. i. .it 1 .:-!
London. Api I2'.- Iho -nbtu(it lit
coiimil jeslei.la dlsi iissud thfi iiie
t ion of Ihe lemovii! ol'ihe Irish Crime
Actand the t;.e. iimciit will make
Ibis mailer the lirsi hii-iiip-s of par
lianienl afler the re iistrlbuitiiii-uf
seats lull has bei n 1 .poi-cil
Tin: A-riAci: i.n miiiihiik a ri a-
(III 1ST Vll, l vi lo . m hi -, v
llo.MIK.
London, Apiil -', II ,- MaIi-iI thit
the goM'iiilueiii . .!. 1'ieiiid an im
portant luenioi.i.idi i' I ' in I.- pi
I Hllli'i-in. viceroy of India, upon Ihe
news ol Ihe Indian government upon
Hie action of llllssia since Ihe begin
ningot t In existing controvciM over
Ihe delinilive hounilir) of ltuss'in ami
Afghaiiisilan. Tim Mandaril, refer
ring lo theocciipalion of Miiruehtik by
the Itlissiaiis, in an editorial mi -':
"There can be no ipicslion of Afghan
piovocanoii in mis iiisiance. I lie or-
eiipaiion oi Aiaruciiak siamls out
boldly ami inidisguiedlv as a clear
invnsion of the territory ol Afghaiiis
lau, wllhoul even Ihe pretense ol mil
itary necessity. Assuming that the
news of the occupation of .Marnchal.
is correct there is little room lo doubt
that it can lie considered am thing
else than a deliberate act of a'gg'e
sion, and this act of aggression has
tin; appearance of being speclall.
eho-en in order that there imiv Ik nil
possibility ol further mistake. It is
a deliberate brunch ofa solemn cove
nant, a tlagraut violation of Kussin's
promises and assurances,"
--
TISHKIIV'S STIl.u is.
I lie lliiriliiiiillis mill lliisiliiirns the
Iii) s--IIKiiiiir( li's liniiil.
Constantinople, April 29.--.The
powers have, through their represen
tatives, verbally urged Tin key to
maintain neutrality in the event ol
war liolu cen Kuglnnil and liussja. M.
Xicholotr, tliu Kussian embassador,
hits had a special iiudienee with the
Miltati, in which the liiissiau states
man insisted that It was absoluteh
necessary for "jthe 1'orte to maintain
strict ncutrnllti in ca-o of war.
tierinaii olliceis me at present en-
aged In inspecting the forts nlon
the Darilanelles.aiid the I'orlv Is raiiid-
ly erecting ilelenslvo works on the '
liosiihoriis
Tlio sultan has ordered tho heights
tif'l'hrapltitulio fortified ami Turkish
agents have been sent abroad to pur
chase torpodo boats on the sultan's
account,
The porlo on .Sunday hist telegraph
ed to lierlin a mines! to I'rliicu Ills
iiiarck for his opinion on the Anglo
liiissiau olieslioii and the attitude
proper I'm Turkey lo ussiiniu if these
powers go to war. It is slated that
the (ierinan chaucellor's prompt res-1
ponsn has not yet been made public. ,
It is known, however, that the Tin k-
Mi ministers held a special meeting
icstcrday lo consider liisiuarck's re-i
'ph.
i. on no., illicit i:iniA.Mii:.
lliil'lil liirlitliiiiis In Prices m i'ou!
sols iimi itiissiuii sci'iiriiics,
LoiiiIoii, April 29, 1 p. in.- Consols!
unfiled this morning at 'j:, . tor !
i both money and account. In n few i ration- made his election possible ami
mouicnln il declined to 9.ri, which I hi Hilioiis sime have been delib-:i-l
lower than the closing last night, crate niul within the limits of Hie
At litis time they have advanced I highest duly. So more 1 1 illicit tusk
slightly mid are iiioleil 9,'i 1-H. ever devolved upon a man than upon
liiissiitu securities are steady. i (Jrover Cleveland upon the day ot his
1:20 p. in --Consols haui fallen to inauguration and in my judgement,
91 7- lor both accounts. I tin has on the whole done remarkably
liiissiau securities weakened and ; well. (Cheers. Tld i, the ruciid
fallen lo n.',. I time of his uiliiiiuislnitioii. He must
1:1.1 p. in. Consols and Ku-sian so-' lorinulaln policies ami encounter erit
1'iirllies verv unsteailv: at 1;J o'clock ! icim from his imliiital oiuioiieuls.
consols were 9.1 1-Hi. Illteen minutes
litter they had fallen to 9.1. '
2:) p. m. t.oiisols ',1.1, at il Ihev rose
to ni l-p; and at .'lin they fell in 9.'.
fur both accounts.
Draw poker h mtn-h i
nit Operii I'lill'l igurctlc'
thin
Keren India Lawns,
Kclt'lV Persian l.awlis,
Lcrow Kgi pilau Limn-,
Colored India Mull-,
Colored lVr-lan Lawn.
I'rinli'il Lawns,
IT IS SETTLED.
The Panama Question Decided
by A'zpunrs Surrender.
Uncle Sam was There.
l.'CUllCllllllt 4'CIH'gc" is llllll-
iiielteil, anil i.ivcs n SliniKlit
'lull: tlioill I'lei elnml.
1'iesiilelll (lei llllllll lliil.es Ai-
IMlilllllll'lllN mill Itelllills ".(line
(leu ii-lin niled lllllcluls.
Cliicimo's ,e Itoiml ol'l'inilc.
A (oinniiiiii iii Itiol l.'nl-
ii'sioii stents 4'lini'V.
A i i in, ri, Its.
llpmirs Oltrt-s lt).'t'tl
.llll..l.t(ltsls-'l'li' l.li..lllll
iilliiii;.
11 the
l roups
V.u. m .. ii '
i- s-i -. i orreii
mil i.si.iiu rs
I'.iiiid nl Oali
iKi -,.., Aprii "i
hpi! ( ii lent pe.ieo
o l!in mi i-nliirii, are
The strenglh of the
'i lini iitrlied in
I
i.e. . -ill,
,
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"tM 1
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in.'f
ni
.he!
I.
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tiid ,(iti
illv o(
.ill'l' oi I
l
i t-.ii
l U't
: in c iisi v i .r
i we ;, ,' I j i-",. ii,',', Cut is'.-f -il
Hui "!.i'- ' 'i',-l le.l tntn.-'i
ii. .xpl ii.i) tiiiwi (oittrind ip m
-onlort. Modoya and Kojes, liw wan
williu(f to dislmud bir. forces, deliver
iii their iirms and relirn Id prlvntu
life tipou 1'ci'ta.tii couaitious:
li'irkt -He would resign to gentle
men who could eoiistit ul loiiiili- claim
; power.
Second l'arii m lor political i1'-
I li'iin i 'is -tub but prohn id ion tuul
' piiuishiiieiil of nil ollvlidiirs ni.iiiiisl
the eon. iiioii In it in 1'ueiiiei Cilmi.tir
It 'si win re on Hie l'i'im- Tln-i
"i l' II) coli-iiliile ll'i Ii l in- ll on
whieli Alpttru desiics to siiiiender.
The commissioners have cniried them
lei ins to tbu national cominaiider,
who refuses to listen to any term.
A 11 ii ill meeting of the consular
corps in conjunction with admiral
iloiielt, loiumaiiiler McCalla ami the
contending powers, look place lid
.illernoon when the best possible so-
luiimi of tin
present political tlillieul-
ties was air.iiiged, Aipuru siirren
ders uiicouililioiiall) and loge.ther
I n ith his followers will retire from the
'i-ily. Accordidg to Hie treaty agiced
' upon and signed lo-morrrow. The
1 city together with all its revolutiona
ry armaiiieiit will be turned
over to the government
' troops under command of
I Col. Ileyes. As soon as the govern
ment troops enter the eltv Col. Mon
toya will asHiiiue the civil mid mili
I tari governorship ol I'miaina until
Ihe icorgani'.atiou of the slate goi
Vrnment. All political ollifidcis will
receive a full pardon excepting Ihoso
I imilicateil in die recent Colon iuceu
diarisin. 'I'lien latter will be appre
hended and trieit as criminals. The
I government tioops are oxpecled to
j disembark to-morrow inoriiiiig
( rinirsilay) at I o'i lock, and il is be
lieietl eveivlhing will pass oil' pence
! (ully. '
! 'ui;. ii.i.ii ii liiaiinii'.'i
I'lic etv .lllmslcr to (.crittitit)' is
ll.ilitileltcil lit lli-llitonl( os. Ill
llopi'l Sic.cli,
New Vork, April 29.- AI a bampicl
tendered .Minister (ieorge II. Pendle
ton last night at llciiuonico's by his
civil-seivlce friends, when the ili.lin.
(.'nished guest wiu lulrodiiced In
i 'nHient Liirtis he was gieetd verv
heartily with cheers which coiilinucil
loi several minute-. In responding
lo the toast, "Our guest ol'ihe ('Veil
ing,'' Mr. Pendleton, said in sub
stance: "1 feel so liniiil honored b) your
kindness to-night Ilia! I cannot well
express my gratitude, for words of
lilting acknowledgment fall me. As
I stand among ou I am painlully con
scions how much more I owe lo your
coiisitierale pnrnality than I do toiiny
claim ol my own. I was groping in
Hm daik with the .lenks bill ol the
old tliu until Mr. Iloriuati IS. Kalou
explained Ihe defects of that measure
I then successfully urged tho passage
of the civil service refoini bill." After
i iii-i'iissiiig me iiemeriis oi hid spoils
sislein Mr. I'cntllctoti conlluiied: "I
i have great filth in 1'renhleiil (;ievo-
laud )as u true Irielul of civil
service reform, cheers '1'he buhl
and manly stand he look in hi letter
of acccptaiice ami in his earlier tlecla-
Ho must aiipoiul olllce holilers, and
many good men will be disappointed,
but it is tbu dull' of hl jus! eoiiutri
mill, however thei may feel ill. lined
In . ritici-e him, to give him now, ill
tin- 'iipreiiu in iiiient of hi' trial, that
-uppoit itlmli the .ho sen ruler of
i-.ii live penile is entitled to
this wok the largest ami moat complete stock of White
are beyond the reach of competition. They consist of
I'linlcil IV-r-iiiti Mull-.
Printed l'oisiali Lawn,
I'liiiloil Organdies,
l'rinted Linen Lawns,
Ami Hit greatest bai gains mSatteoiis
ever tillered.
ri'iiiie. (ieiillcmeii, I mingle n
he.iiest (oiigralnlations with yours.
, Up 'li the eminent success our good
eaii-e has nllnineil, ami thank "win
one auo an lor nils iiineiing token o
lour consideration.
Mr. lVmllclon was iiislilv cheered
upon the ci Iiisioii of his remark"
lie will sil Satiirilai for llreim-n on
the sicauier Llhe.
M.mi.isK i en n,i. nun.
M'HIcrs mirilcrcil lor 1 llnillii; to
l.iMiite on Pill. Hi- l.uiiit., IimIosciI
! l.rnllu'r.'
Vtiliiiiglou. April 29. Senator
Villi H'.wk has called the attention ot
the president, secretary of the interior I
and the altorne -general to the tact I
that several eilieli" of Neliraska hale '
recently been murdered ill eon.e
iiuenee of their attempts to re-estab-'
lish homes under the public land laws
w illiin the iiiclosuie known ae llrlol.
ton rnncbe, ill that state. The sena
tor urges the administration to nkc
arbitral-., measures, under the author
ity of the anli-fenciiig law, to remove
the leiices and open Ihe public lands
for seltleiiienl. lie thinks tin slow
and uncertain processes of the emiii
do not meet the reiiiireuienls ol the
case.
I'M'Sllll'lHlul .tlolllllll('.
Washing-Inn, April 29. The presi
dent inadi! the following appoint meiiis
to-tlny: Charlei L. Scott, ofAlabaimi,
niinlsler resident ami coiisul-geneial
to Vene.uelii; Warren (ireen, of Ken
tucky, consul-general at Kauaawa,
lapan: .lolin I). Itaenu, of South IJiii
ollna, charge d'allalres lo Paraguay
' ' i' l'i ni i.-.
I'o In I'mteil Mules consul, ltrr-
llutlil t.'rei in biiiim. ol Calif., ruin, al
Apia; Albeit Laruiii.ol' New Vork,
at l!i emeu: .Insepb II. lliiirlies, ol
t ' " '" l !l . i .i".' I'le i'c' ii,,', .i.iin.
I. ! 'i.i.-l.i .., ., .. ni J)r. ,,.
i i i"iir . ,"iicn .if '. tii!ilvi(-i ai
i eliiiie '; '. ! !' V ifi '.'! .1 ;,
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litiililntinl lt'ie,im,i-Ht.
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nsiiis i.( ti.Unim''. '.': b iv. mi.i.t.,1 (
Hi.-(,- ii-nii'i d.-p-t mi ui vi,,. f u
'l'",r!,i!' u,iv,. ,')., vi, tlh'll ).. I.,. i
v.cp'i'i i-i ii;.. . !', t ,ii(i ' eh
l'i '
V !l Vki-.. "i'i'. Iit.lHijtii-i'i .
"i- in !( .,ln' i , ,,.,! (,i;i.t!i ,.;
t'.ti niu vlor nci ui'i, ; i ... t , (
the rmTuVitl if mi Vf,t.. t , is."
Irom the Judinu 'Jeno-.., . (Vii.i
uiul Wiwhington Teiritor'y.
ritn Dlnvvlnii.t H- Pnitliltii sirn
(Kiilllllltin.
Wnj.hlngit.il, April 'j)- In view of
lin ctcellonl records niul di-lingiii-l.i'tl
senbes oi the follniuiig mimed on-"ill-
Ihe prcsitlcnt bus lo-dn. de-
niul Ihat thev slutll 1. tallied- V
T. i.renuell ni I'.rmlt'iid lug Lit le T
Allium, at (ieii-iH, and Samuel W.
Dlhney, at hayal.
I'rof. Kasmun l, Anilcr-
siiii iiialilied at the slat ile
pailinelit to-tlai ns minister resltlenl
mil consul general to lieiimark and
w ill ooii sail lor f ' ipeuhagen.
sliirliliin's .1 litiliiiliii,' Trie,
l he
I'll lit l- Ii. hi.
Washinglon, Apiil 29.-Ccneral
Slierldnu expects to leave Washing
ton in u lew dais on an Inspection
(ourof the niiliiary posin ol Ihe west.
Owing to light icceipts and hesvi
dishiirsiaiieuls during the present
month the public deb! statement tube
is I on llr-t pro, will show slight
If any reduction.
set ri li.rj null, on ll.i..s tlir I null
ol Hie Illll.-riiiti-e llclitrt'ii linn
sell uiul I. .Ill nil sin rlili. o,
Salem. Mass., April 29. -Judge Lu
dienli. seiieiaiy of war, was seen at
his ie-i.li iiiv last night, and was
asked about the alleged (Inference be
tween hiiusilt ami Lieut.-tien. Sheri
dan. 'I he -cert lary said he was much
sii'pii"i al Ihe publication, for, as
tar a- lie w a- cornel lied, there was not
a wind ul limb in t. His reb.tioiis
with (.en. sheiiii.iu bad been of the
iiiii-I iiudial li.ilure. lie knew of no
dlU'cii me In tweeu them, and conhl
noi understand how the rumor was
stalled.
( III! ll.O'S Cllllll ..
'Ilie 'Iiil'iiIIIi i in iii lloitril ol
Trillin llnllillii' Oin-Mi'il 1 i sli rill.) .
Chicago, April 29.--The splendid
stiuclure erected for the use of the
Chicago board ol'lrade, at an expense
of sy.'iMyioii, was formally dedicated
this afternoon. The exercises were
very simple ami partook ot the lorm
ot a niimlier ol addresses interspersed
w ilh orchestral music. The day was
perfect, ami long helore tin-beginning
o( Hie progiiiin a large ciowd wa
thronglug nhoul the gieat building
or pioceeding up the broad stair
iuto the main hall or leading room -the
largest room employed for the
jiurpo-i! in Ilie world. Heio and
111 the galleries were assembled an au
dience oiM.iKK) persons. Nearly ever)
(M'hange in Ihe Cnioii was repre
sented in tlio audience, including
dcligntcs Irom Lnglaud ami Califor
nia. At 1 o'clock Ittiv. Clinton Locke
of this city inaugurated Ilie proceed
lugs with player ami was billowed
b) .Ino. I!. Ueitsley, cbalinaii ol the
building committee, who foriuall)
turiitil over the building to K. Nelson
lllake prokiileli! of Ihe board who re
sponded ill a hborl speech. The chief
addii'ss was then delivered by Linory
A. Storrswbo wits lollowed iii a sboii
spcnhbi represciilaliven of tlio vin
itilig boilies.
('liir.iiiii's riiiiiu.iisis,
A llmll ol II III Hulls, liillliii: Iiiih.
siliis snili, ts.itilll ii I, ml) ami
sink.' I liriuls.
Cliicngo, April 29. A tleiuniislra-j nlslit'd the follow lug live stock bullet
tlou by the anarchist section of tin) in for Hid week ending April Ith
socialist,! last night. Is the suhjert of Vlce-I'iesldciils Miln mid Slouerond
coiisiilerablo I'ommciit to-tlay. While I of Now Mexico, report flue weather
the pnllco prevented them from up-; ami no disease. Cattle and horse are
proacliing tlio new lio.inl ol traite hall,
which was Iheir objecllvo p lilt, the)
were periuiiieii u
permitted lo make night hide-
nils lit their cries on soon
(il the
downtown Iboroiiglilnrcs. Their
: nili.nl iiiimbers were not large and
il
Is ns. cited that mill fortliollcnisegiv-
ell them lliej woiibl not have elilcicd
l'rinted Kgyptlan Linen,
Hamburg Kiubrohlory,
.Mull Ktnbroidery,
Swiss Kinbruidery,
All over Lmbroldcrics of nil
while nuil colored.
kim
lines, as the chances
umnces
i
In un-lini; alniiit
Economy
. ' . w .'" "iiiiiin
tlo so I'Msier than hy iroing 10
P. STTJRGIS & OO.'S
ID
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liilics'
I. ail its'
I.Milip.s'
XoHp.irl-, ",")(, Sid itnil $!.()().
()MM-n Slinpcrs, arw, 7w, !)()( tuul Sl.OO.
I' ivnt'li liitl li;iiiil.scv(.(l !u(ltiii
i;iv $1.00 lor at other iilaccs.
vmi
.Men's Wiitikeii fust shoes for Si'wo, worlh $lf,).
A worl.l of all st yles of Mom's, Vo.tths' ami K,V.V Fine ami
Me.lium Shoes of the lies! makes, ' "".'""
Our
prices n-e o;iiaraiit(e 7")
I lie Iraile.
in
8. P. STDI
&&'$ TRAW HAXS-'A'o:ldy of thftin.
any House .n Waco.
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PH'li-h Hint ..
ni lirubi" 1 ii. -j
f. II :
Oi 1.
.'ir
'a- i.n .1 f ...-j,
ii ilruir-store.
In. in ,. ,.' t
iiiesstiu m.r wOtllltlD. Mill! Whs mi-
ulili) to aj who ivo-i) the lu-sHilantti,
am! neither the policemen or upectB
lors could ihvi'guale I hem. Some
llH'lllbeis ol (he mob ivern sh. iiiiiin,
it ine eiinuigii iiasvi.ti
bond of trad, mm, M
Here's a
( ine
l" UK' Olllil..),! il ,,,.,. ti. n. .,-,!
lair stato that the men in the proces-
sion wero all ar d with revolvers.
Olio of their speakers,, uaiiied
I'leldeii, beforo the piocusslon Btarteil
said: "Tlio black lla is to be iiii
lurleil when Ihe board of I ratio Is
opened." "A hoard ol (rutin menus
starvation for the poor," and other
similar statements.
CAIiVliVIIIX's lilllM
' I M'HIPil n llilirlinio
lion 'I rit t'lcrs.
i:ims.
Calveslon, April 29. The agony
over the aldermauic contest Iiiih end
ed to-day. Tho committee of the
whole ol the city council presented a
inajoiily ami minority report. The
majorlly report, rejecting the returns
liom tlio Kleicnlh waul ami tle
elarllig N. W. Cuney legalh
elecled as alderman from the Twelfth
waul, was adopted by a vole of 9 lo2.
Aldermen Large ami McDonald sub
milled an exhaustive minority report
which was voted down. AI 2 p. in.
'"- rrmv the committee of the whole
will liiil,li. the mayoralty contest,
which now absorbs public attention
and pi onuses to be even mote exciting
than Ihe aldei iiianle content.
Tie' steamship Aransas, of the Mor
gan hue, arrived this morning trom
Corpus Chrisii crowded with passen
gers en iiiiiin to tlio world's expos',
lion, and the eaplain repoits a large
number led behind for want of ae
comoilalioiis. Aller taking on 1,100
sacks of collee the Aransas sailed at 2
p in. lor New Orleans.
I'tlllll 111,11 IIISMHIII.
Illinois l( i. ri. it I l.i.i s, nr ('null' unit
sin. 141. Us I'luoro.isl)-.
St. Louis, April, 29. The recenl
proi'lniuallon ol'tiov. Oglesbv of Illi
nois, iiiarauliniiig entile from .Mis
souri has created ijiiilo ii coiuiuotioii
in various parts of the stale ami
strong condemnation of the opposi
tion lo it is cropping out in all direc
tions, (iov. Mariiiaduke has tele
graphed (iov. Oglesliy, isking him lo
reconsider his action in declaring a
iUaraiitini against Missouri. An
opinion prevails that I iov. 0glcshy'o
proclamation is without authority of
law ami it is asserted thai if tlio olli
cers of Illinois attempt to enforce It
as it now stands the federal courts
will lie Invoked lor relief. This ac
lion is based on n decision of the
I 'idled Stales supremo court Hint no
slate can make an indiscriminate pro.
position against the admission of eat
tie I nun another slate and can only
exclude such cattle as prove upon in
spection or oilier aulhoiity lo be actu
ually diseased.
Mills 11)11 ( A l l l.i.ui;.,.
I lie Out-
..tilt CiiiiiI lor
.iliuli.'r
Dim Vciir.
SI. Louis, April 29. The executive
olllci) of the National 1'iitlln unit
Ilorsli Ci'iiuurk' i,ms,I.,i i,. i.na .-.
doing splendidly. Karly spring rains
ami the proseiit condition of the grass
and Mock lutllcato Iho mo.l prosnr-
oils season ever exiierleiici'd In- Xoiv
Mexico eallleineii. The universal
sediment of the local associations is
nil verso to crowding the ranges, and
cimileiim Ihe I idled States laud law
(foods and .wi, nru nnnu
cut prices in:
for such bargain., Hrw.- .
toi sucii .bjugainsdon't
K-MkMMMMrtMMrDijuMWiWt
vwudlifli
ninir lo anvo l'.'ic. TiOc m- ftl on vim n,i..i
YOll!
Sliocs for $:.()i), llmt
purccnl
:iw
per than any iioiiso
toss
IWftlittfl '.i ioiij
lies, win. u i'yir-
'C
ii, -' 'lUT-'.
lit Ari..i.a h.
i i ailed hoi 1,1.'
' in i; tbi gi i is ;:
tine ttic tmi fl.
'I'M-!' Kiel Hie pi
I SflSf'V
l.t
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nt'!.
I'lii'taji'
.ti'.". I lu:
tii.il '.
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(..I-.; ,
.l,M:u.i.. ,jia.vi.
it V.nrlt on mi uit .,(,.,
Sllli
,iiirui-..ir.
New t'ork. A n HI 'Jli I 'w.-..i.i
, portioiH ol'tjen (,ri.nt'f thrum iv.,,.,
w hich broken don n Issues' liaie been
.u.,f.ti i in. i,( iiiiv,. man ,'iaiiv iui
proieil. The cancerous trouble ni
the base of ihe tongue is neither loss.
enetl noils it al preseul aggressive,
but Is hlmpl) iUlescent. He lias now
so lar improved phisicallv that his
mind Is becoming engaged with block
ing out win I; upon his hook. Thl,,
occupies his faculties and Ihe result is
good. When Dr. Douglas led (he
house at H:.',i,,.ilay he remarked that
the (ienernl hud better mill easier
coiniuaml of (he organs ol'speecb than
has been the casii sinco the iitlemlaiice
of thetloclors hecaiiie constniil. lie
said (he (Jeneral Was better than at
any time in (lie moiilh.
An lliiiul liiiirn i-itiint.
New Vork, April 29. Doctors Itar
keraml Douglas called this afternoon
on (ieiieral ti rant when Dr. Marker
said (ieiieral (.'rant was heller ami
that there was an actual improve
ment ill his condition.
Tin; citiii' iti.vuiii .
'"onillll il Corn, lllii-itt mi,
Hills, Tllroiiulioitl I In, Union.
Chicago, April 29. -The Karmers
Itovlew lusiiiiimliig up the wheat anil
torn crops in tho Cniti'd Slates savs
thai little can be said in favor ol the
winter wheat crop; that the abundant
rain that has fallen has revived the
life of the plants hut has allogother
coiillrmed the reports ol a large pro
portion ol Iho crop helngwiiitor-killed;
that Hie oat crop bids talr to bo very
large owing to the fact that tho coii
dilion (il'lho wheat crop has caused
iniiii) acres of winter wheat to bo
up mid put into corn.
It Oiling Mrllt.rs-- I r.nipsCullr,! Dili.
.loliel, III., April 29.-TI111 sulking
liliaii') men are again creating (rouble.
A large force of them are reported on
their way from Leiuont to invade tho
.toilet quarries ami the national guaid
troops have been ordered lo report
for duty.
1 lie siiHiiilliii.tii.il liiivcritininl't
IN.'.ilriilii)',
Copenhagen, April 29. Sweedeu
ami Norway are urging upon Den
mark the expedient-)' of uniting with
them in tlio issuo ofa procauiatioii, in
tho event of war, declaring Uriel
neutrality.
A rn r 1-1 111; 1. I in nirj- niul mi liperii
House.
Kaliway. N. Y., April 29. A tiro
earl) ibis morning lu Kremlin's car
riage factor) getting beyond control
oflireiuen, spiead to (ionlnn'd opera
house ami both were soon in ruim.
A .'Holster nil lor I'riiitcf.
New Vork, April 29. Lx-.tiovernor
McLane, ol Mar) laud, Ihe nuwlv up.
pointed minister to Kratico, left this
morning 011 tho stemner Xorinandle
lor Havre.
('llfllKo rtn.lll.is (ills 'J,00O I'rolll
llnlllllo.
r.ulliilo, .V. V., April 29. S01110
Cliicago biiiikoinen swindled Joseph
IteartUley, a promluciit real estate,
dealer out ol ;I,000 yestcrtlay,
ll'liitt nrt 'I'l.rkt. lnr .Slttp Uuluir
Hero I
Norfolk, Va., April 29. The Itus
siaii corvette, "Strelok," loft IhU port
at one 0'vlnel; this morning. Her
ilcaliuatiim is unknown,
Tliu "lltiuaviir' .Monitor.
VnliiaraUo, April 29.- The celebrated
otilior"Iluascar" Is about to tin
ergo thorough repairs.
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