Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 221, Ed. 1, Wednesday, July 15, 1885 Page: 1 of 4
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Cameron
WHOLESALE
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Waco Daily Examiner
BY BARTOW CRAVENS
SPECIAL CLEARING SALE
Oil lino Alterations
Our Carpet Department
Will bo enlarged lo meet our Increasing Irmlo in Ibis
Hue iiml In view of lid wo are anxious
In rnduio our stock ns much ns
possslblo anil prices hnvo
been cut 111 anlor
lo ilo it
Carpets Carpets Carpets
Velvets
TAP BRUSSELS
EXTRA SUPERS
Carpet Remnants
IN TEN TO THIRTY YARD LENGTHS
We hare it largo lino of these anil arc determined to clear our shelves of
illtlmrt lengths IK YOU WANT A OOi > UAItPLT FOU LITTLE
UONKY bring lbosl7o of your room and wo will lit It at about ONEHALF
111K COST of Piecu Prices
We are Overstocked With
Canton Mattings Canton Mattings 1
ml lo avoid tarjlng Ihcin over wo have marked lliem all lo6 and 10 cents a
snl below tho unusuall Ion prices we have been nniulng all Ihls season
LACE CURTAINS
WINDOW SHADES
SHEEET OIL CLOTHS
LENOLEUMS
MATS AND RUGS
lok through our slock anil If not wishing lo purchaio jnursclf tell jour
friend of tho bargains wo aro ollerlug
A LARGE LOT OF CARPETS
before Scplcinbci 1st ami If Jew prices will do It no arc bound to succeed
Dont Lose Your Opportunity
And If ou want Carpels Mattings Laco Curtains or shades
and want lo save iiionej conic and look through
SANGER BROS
We Offer at Bottom Figures
Tlio only romi lcle stork ol mill > ti > plli > In Wiico ctmlllnr In rl of
liiiblier Helling Leather Laco Leather Ilnllor I llpo Wrenches llpe
llillinglliihborlaekliig Hulls and Itticls Iron Tongs bheet Copper
llimpPaihliigAshoslns llpo and Illllngs llrass sheet Ultd and Tube
Packing jlubhltt Metal rilllugs Clcanois
Shafting Pulleys Boxes and Couplings
EIKEL BREUSTEDT
Austin St Between Fifth and Sixth
Cm Caste k Mi
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Ko iutb
Urtim
WliHo Ro e
WhUe Clrpliant
CAMERON CASTLES STOREY
W A JACKSON
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Tho WellKnown Stockman
Found to Have Fled to Cuba
With 60000
A Cablegram to Ills Wife Hires
Ann Ills Location to Ills
Anxious Creilltois
Grootteit CourtHome Cniitlnc
lots Cniight nl 111 1iito by mi
Cnljiibilhle Allorne
Arclillrcl nml Coiitrnctnrs Mini
11 A JAUKMIN
In tins llrdlo InbnUllli SonIOO
In lnliA Cnblrarnni in til Mile
Hllltboro Tex duly 14 It was
vcslerday learned hero that W A
Jackson Hie nenlthy cattleman who
rcccntl lied tho country owing debts
lo tho amount or 1300000 is in Cuba
WACO TEXAS WEDNKSDA Y JULY 15 1885
It is getting tlmo to shovo oft oilils anil ends ho Summer season belli
again theso particular lines vvo nro now Aery auxlous lo sell nm
tfi
Embroideries Embroideries t
llamhurg Edging nlco qualities 3 l2c
liainlmrg Kilglng good width 6c
Ilniuliurg Kilglng 4 l2c
Hamburg Kilglng G l2r
Hamburg Kilglng 7c nml all tho way lip lof0c per jil of course wo havo
a cheaper lino ol Embroideries but tho lino named above isof Ihcvcry best
quality and not au linilcslrablo pattern In the lot they arc worth 25 per cent
mnrothan thoprleo wo aro selling them for
niiirll llniinicil midii Jiinril
Uter tlie llnllillng
Alter selling bis train load of caltlo
in Chicago ho pocketed the proceeds
amounting to nearly G0000 and ncut
lo Now York where bo took a steam-
er for Cuba
Fearing llio cflcct ol his ignoblu
flight upon bis scnsltvonllo ho scut
her through a friend in St Louis a
loug cablo messago dclcnding Ids
course aud begging his wifes lorgiv
ucss and bj this means Ids hiding
placo n as rcvcalod
His many creditors havo a ct
takenno steps towards his cxlraitltiou
COUIirHOIl OltOOKIIIMSH
II Psi captures n Contractor Vt 111
lUfflola U000 lor u lllue
frill I
El Paso Tex July II Tho Invcsll
gaiou of alleged corrupllou In mu-
nicipal ntfalrs hero has been brought
to a sudden climax
llrlttou aud tang wcro nwarJcl
the contract August fourth last tor
tho courthouso and iail ami Alfied
iileswas chosen architect J he jail
nas completed In March last aud the
courthousa is now under construe
lion Three local arcbitccls recently pre-
ferred charges that the plnus aud
specltlcatious has been altered so as
lo savo the contractors nearly f 50000
Contractor llrowcr produced a blue-
print from tho plans bo and architect
Krausc made In Juno of last J ear ami
comparison fehoned dlllercuccs in tho
words figures aud scales from tho
plans
Ills now known that on Sunday the
otror of a bribe nns niadctothe attor-
ney representing tho county tor
llrowors bluo print and their with-
drawal I rum tho case
Subseiiucnlly an agent of tho dc
fendauls ncut to the houso ot tho at
loruey to pay over tho mono llio
attornoy bad tho sherlll and another
person hidden behind i urtnlns m It
uesscs Tho ngent paid ilOOO cish lu
hundred dollar bills 15000
In a check signed llrit
and agreed to
ton ic liOng pay
5000 lu bonds Tho attornoy turned
tho
tho bluo prlut over nhcicupou
witnesses camo torlh and demanded
and took tho print
Tho commissioners havo remoicd
illes as architect aud llrlttuu Long
as contractors work on tho courl
liouso been stopped and a guard
placed lu tho building to protect if
ilics and Loug have been arrostcd on
tho charge of perjury and placed in
tho Jail which the had just built
llio exposure has causod a luroro
lu llio city and bluo print neckties arc
being bought ami worn by ever
one
rlio Ucb uorm nl vtork In lb
Iotton llrlil
Dallas Tex 1 lily 11 Tho dreaded
neb worm has made Us appearance
iuseeral cotton Ileitis south ot Dallas
along llio river lhus far I heir rav
sges have been tonliucd lo n dlatrlri
a fow miles sipiare llanlers drend
this worm moro llian any oilier and
conslderablo anilely exists among
Iho cotton dealers ol uorlb Texas
C1A1I1I
I relieli Celebrmlon A Suicide
Ilurialcnaslilff k I lleTll t lli
inhesion July 11 Tho aunlvcr
sary oftho battle when French Liber
I was born by tho taking of tho Has
tile was appropriately celebrated
hero today by a parade oftho French
societies aud picnic at Woolamstako
ou the west end ot tho island
Tom Husscy who shot himself on
Buuday wt burlod this ovenlug
Tlio luncral was largely attended
Tlio chao of tho devil llsh which
slma vestcrdny morninghnvo been
seen oil tho cast cud was continued
loday until tho pursuing party lu
a vvlialcboat was compelled to stop
by a heavy squall which struck tho
Iho oclock
Uland about hair past
without bowev or doing any material
ilauiago These full seemed to havo
ovcrcomo their natural timidity aud
boldly como cioso iuto shoro at ouo
tlmo within a stouos throw of the
boat houso pier Tho result of their
presence has inaulfostod ilsclf lu a
lessened number of bathers
JMl ueiiterr < rrlr
T ler July 14 Iat lcmlcgraft So
brou Wiley loorgo Collins and Mat
Carter escaped from tho couuty Jail
in this cit estcrday evening at 4
oclock Tho former two wcro recap
tured within an hour of their escape
llicy hating been Incarcerated for
sonio time and being too weak
to travel rapidly Tho latter two
aro still at largo
Collins Is a well built mulatto and
was being held on tho chargo of theft
Carter Is a partly whlto man about
26 > cars old rather flesh about Iho
feet niuo inches high has bluo ctcs
aud rather light hair anil noma long
mustache Carter n as refused ball on
a chargo of murder Ho has tho jail
guards sixshooter
Tho cscapo occiirrod by tho jail
fiuard carelessly opening tho door
catling from tlio cells to tho outer
corridor of tho jail When ho did so
jcorgo Collins selrcd him Inrccil
him into tho cell took bis kc fasten-
ed ti I in within aud liberated tho oilier
prisoners Shorifl Marsh has scleral
men In Iho saddle In hot pursuit
Yt AttlllMJIH1 NI tlN
Ilelntrllnelil llou lxrcilllvo lnlrirs
nun Nntlounl notes
Washington July II Tho liosl
luastcrgeiicrai has promulgated the
follon lug rule In regard to allow
ance of leaves of absence Lcate
miy bo given to any clerk where con
ill ct ami services li atc been satlstac
tory for such portion of thirty dnts
ns may remain nftcr deducting all
da s of Ids or her ahscuco for an
cause whether sickness or otlicm Isc
since the Ilrst da of January Chicls
of divisions will recommend Iho
granting of leaves lu such
order as shall intcrfcro as Utlloas
possiblo Willi tho performance of tho
duties of Iho division
Tho now rulo chauges tlio existing
practicein tho matter ot deducting
from tho thirl da s annual leave ol
absence all tluio lost Irom Illness or
other reason II is understood thnt
llio rulo will bo adopted lu all execu
tive dcdartmeuls
TWO AllOINTMrVTR
Washington July H Win II
Slcduian who has been chief of the
navy pay division oftho fourth audi-
tors olllco for 20 > ears resigned I oda
and las M Wright of Atnbima was
npiioiuted In ids placo
Morris K lloolihau of Tcnncssco
hns been appointed chief of a division
in tho olllco of tho cimiiiiissioucr of
customs to till a vacancy
NAVAI OtllCflts MIIKAIK
Washington July 14 Judgo May
nard second comptroller oftho treas-
ury has rendered a decision that na-
val olliccrs who travel at government
expenso aro not entitled to inllcago
ami that inllcago is only altowed
vv hero they travel at their own ex
pense This is a reversal of former
decisions of accounting olliccrs and
will result in sat lug to tho govern
ment of several hundred thousaud
dollars
COIHlEll CIRKhS AllAIN
Washington July 14 Tho colored
man named irccn who was tho
cause of a controversy between ox
becrctary Lincoln and icucral lla
zcu about one car ago lins turned
up again
At that time icucral ll 7cii declin-
ed lo enlist Irccn in tho signal corps
on tho ground that regiments of cav-
alry ami Inlantr bad ticcu set apart
tor colored soldiers but not the sig-
nal corps Sccrclar Lincoln how
over ordered his enlistment lu that
corps provided ho could pa s
llio rciiuUlto examination
lie pascd the examination aud was
tent to Fort Mcvcrlo undergo Iho
regular coruso of Instruction llopei
fonneil all tlio ilulles acceptably a < cl
with ho other members of his cla
recently becatno cllglblo for station
duty
iho slgnalscrvlco observer at Ten
sacolaaskod foran assistant and was
told that one would bo sent Ilo pro-
cured for liim rooms nud
board In his own board
ing placo and mado other
arrangements lo rctclvojdm irccn
was tho man selected as bis assistant
nud was sent to lcnsncola Ou
irecus arrival tho slgnalscrvlco ob
server relu8cd to receive him becauso
of his color and this officer lias been
iiumnoucd to Washington to make nu
oiplinatlon wlillo tho colored man re
mains in chsrgo nt lcnsacola It is
staled at tho signal olllco that irccn
was asilgnod to duly at lcn
sacola without any regard
to Ids color and that tho
officer who selected him did not know
at Iho lime of ids being a colored
uiau
IFAVE OF ArSKNCK 1UANTKII
Washington July 14 Iave of ab
sence for four mouths on a surgeon s
certsllcatc of disability with permis
sion lo leavo tho United Motes has
been granted rlrst Lieutenant Adoh
phus W Colly of tho Filth cavalr
who was acting as signal olllcer
liiternntlonnl lllnss lorkers Con
tention
llttsburg la July 14 T
national VtinilowGlass Wo
Tho Inter
orkcrseou
volition met bcro this alteration
Delegates wero present from all over
tho world Thoso from Europo arc
Albert Do Wart general secretary of
Iho llclgium tllassworkcrs Oscar
Fallens a dclcgato from Iho same
bod Carlo tlresvenclr president of
tho Italian glassworkors Johu Slinco
vlcopresldcut os Iho Jlossworkers
I aguoof England JosNorbarry and
llios Heurel delegates from the
French and lorlugcso assoclalions
Tho convention will be In session
nearly a week Tho subject of au
liitornatloual glassworkors league
which will combine Iho strength of
all the assoclatlous nil bo among tho
mutters couiiderod
This moruings session of tho ireeu
Iloltlellloweri convention hero was
directed to the reading of reports and
other routiuo busiucss
atrlkersSlonaalt llollln
Hay City Mich Ills Caruagie at-
tempted to start their salt block Mill
morning but the strikers In a largo
body Invaded the premises ami
picuched tho tiros
Kvcry llrslclass dealer sells Opera
Iutl Cigarettes
STORMSTRICKEN
Thousands of Acres of Corn
and wheat Swept Away
in Illinois
Ilrlilsrs Curl led Atvnj Slo
Killed by IIeJiIiiIiie nnil
lliillillncs tVrriUcil
The American Hebrew Villon
Holds nil Iiii nriniu Wfrf
liiEitl HI Iotils
llolilAllcnil to Hob it IllCar
Cilistiuled by n Cuolllrml
eil liiiintster
iilllAl titnni i iiiiiiii
Ilnllrontls llnliinveil Tottn I loo t-
ed fttork Kllleil nnd Crout tie
ftlroied
lllnpinlngloii III July 14 Ibis
reglou was visited eslcrday by
another Irciucudoiis rain of overall
hour duration In which pcliigcd tho
grain Held
Ilcports continue to come in from
Thursdays storm or vvatcrspout
showing It to hav6 been Iho moat
daniit lug slormscvcr brought iiere
Xorlicatt of the city sov oral bridges
ou Ilis Lake Lrlo nud Weslcrn rail
way nero swept away
Iho daniago done to railnas
crops buildings aud slock Is estima-
ted al not less than 50000
Tho Mackinaw Valley within one
hour after tho sloru broke vras sub-
merged nud thousands of acres ot
promising corn aud thousauds of
slacl i ot nonlcut grain woro
floated nud carried away Several
bridges ou tho Lako Kno lallvvay
were washed out logetbor with half
of lift track at tiaubrooks At ltauna
ou tho Illinois Cculral rallvva Iho
water roso ten feet within an hour
aud at bclmaa 1ncthoniniTd dollar
bridge across Iho Mackinaw was
svv cpt an ny A school houso vv as
moved from Us foundation and car
ried hnlfn uillo awa > Horses nnd cat
llo wcro killed by lightning aud
drowned and in several places peo-
ple were stunned liy lighlulug Old
settlers sny It wns tlio greatest storm
known lu twenty cars
loin iitiiiiiiiis
Ilcsiiernlo Attempt lo Hob n lay tnr
Atlanta SaJuly 14 A despcrato
atlempt to rob Iho Itichmond Dan-
ville pacar was made In lids ell
this morning about 4 oclock Tho
car reached hero Monday and during
that day the pa master distributed
MOOOO OuMoiidav night tho paycar
ami supplcar wcro placed on
main line near the Mnrkham house
iroser tho pa master ami his
clerk occupied llio car Mr Iroser
expected to bo moved early this
morning About 3 oclock heawoko
and found tlio cars in full molion
I hey wero moving at tho rate or for-
ty miles an hour Tho rapid speed
aroused his suspicion and ho aroso
and opened tho car nud put tho brako
ou iho train was moving lip a
sleep grado aud tho brake soon
brought it to u standstill Mr
tlroscr then cllmped upon the
supply car and approached tho en
gine When lie had mado half tho
distance ho observed a mau climbing
oil tho engine
Where aro ou taklug mcr1 de-
manded Groser
To tho licit Junction was Iho an-
swer For whatr M r fl roscr ntkeil
You will find out soon enough
vou nro ho lunu no vv nut was tho
reply nnd nt the same tlmo the men
began tiring at Mr iroser
Iho bullets whistled about his
head hut ho mnilo for bis car aud
placed Ids clerk to watch Ho then
sprang from the car and ran for lnlp
Ilo returned lo tho car in half an hour
with help tint llio men wcro gone
Tho safo contained about t10000
hut had not been molested
Two men nero seen near tho pbiin
where tho train stopped and one muii
lias since been arrested
Tho work was evidently performed
by railroad men
AIII IIIU4N llllllllVV llMOM
rlie Inlolt ol Aiuerlcitn Hebrew
toiiKrcvnlloiis Meet nt mi I011U
St Louis July 14 Tlio Uulou of
Amerlcau llebrow cnogregatlons met
this morning at Harmonic Club hall
at 1OS0 oclock M Ictb ol Cliiclu
nail president oftho executive coun
cil called tho meeting to order aud
requested the Itev David lhllllpsou
of llalllmoro to open the convention
with praor
Tho address of vvclcoiuo was dcliv
ered by J U Isaacs of bL IiuL
Samuel Ilcnzlo of I > uisvillc was
elcctod tcmiiorary chairman ami H
M Well of Milwaukee temporary
secretary
Tho commltlco 011 credentials nud
permanent organization wcro ap-
pointed and alter a brief recess sub
mitted its report
The following permanent oill
olliccrs were elected president Au
gustus liiuswagcr of St iouli vlco
presidcut David Klclnoof Ihlladel
jihla secretary Llpiimn Lovy 0 Cln
duiiatl assistant iccretar 11 M Well
of Milwaukee
Brief addresses wcro delivered by
Iho now presidcut aud V ice presidcut
VOL XVILLNTJMBKR 221
EL HABER
Tlio union then adjourned until 230
oclock Tho afternoon session was
devoted to tho appointment orn num
ber of standing committees and tho
transaction of heir routlnu of busi-
ness aflor wliich tho delegates wore
given a drlvo through tho city and
suburbs
Tho Union of Hebrew Charities
mot again this morning licrfcclod Iho
constitution and bylaws ami unani-
mously adopted tho naino ngrccd upon
vostcritay for their novvsoclely lr
Tho Association of Hebron Chari
ties of Hie United Slates Delegates
for Louisville Nashville Haltlmore
New Orleans Wilmington Delaware
and Montgomery Alabama promised
that tho societies that they represeut
would Join Iho organisation A re
cess was then taken to en
ablo tho delegates to attend
tho opening session of tho Union ol
Amerliaii Hebrew Congregations A
resolution nns adopted providing for
llio printing nnd sending ot Iho pro
ccedlngs to all tho associations and
providing Ihat as soon ns tvvelvo re
lief societies should send favorable
responses Iho orgaulzailon of the
National Union should bo considered
permanent
i he president appointed tho follow
Ing cxcculivo commltlco of live
M II Well Milwaukee bam
Heinle loiil < vllle Itev J K
luthclm New Orleans I School
haus Haltlmore and J llernihelmcr
Cincinnati
lcsoIullon8 on the subject of the
Itinerant poor and Iho shipping of
paupers from Lurope wero relcrrcd
lo tho board of managers Tho con-
vention atlei tho usual voto oflhanks
adjourned
Ilnenl nteanter Discontinued
ban Francisco Cal July II Tho
Iacltlc Mall btcamshlp company In-
tend lo withdraw their steamers from
tho lino between lids city and Austra
lia on November 1st as according to a
statement published lu tho Call the
steamship companvs contract with
tho Australian colonics expires on
Ihat datoand Iho colonies dcclaro the
will not renew tho contract b wide
the iay Iho steamship company Iho
subsld
uuless tho United Stales will
agrco to pa a portion of It
A roicnl decision b Iostmaslor
icucral Vilas not to uso any part of
the 1 > IUU000 appropriated b the last
congress lo assist in tho transporta-
tion of mail Is said to havo deter
mined this course of action by the
Iacltlc Mail company
AlltTlitll rnnners Itlollun
Vicuna July II A dispatch Irom
Iliunu states that tho tanncrsof Tro
bllcho In Moravia arc In surh a stale
of turbulcuco that serious trouble Is
feared Tho dinners had been rioting
and attempted tho rescue of socialists
liom tho jail where they wore im-
prisoned In Iho attack on tho jail
tho mob stoned Iho giiardaUaruia
and the guard dually charged their as-
sailants with fixed baoucts ami
wounded many oftho rioters This
exasperated tho tnmicrs who have re-
newed tho rioting Their conduct Is
so threatening that Iho Trcbllcho
authorities havo applied for military
assistance Tho number of tanners
who attacked Iho Jail wasJCXK and
this number has been cousidcrabl
Increased In tho mob which now
threatens tho peace
UllelillinnUaitlke Hell In Hand
Last Saginaw Mich July 14 Hep
rcsciilallvo Harry tho leader oftho
Btrlkcrs has been arrostcd on com-
plaint of llio mav or of Saginaw Cll
and lie Is now trlng to obtain ball
If bn succeeds other warrants aro
ready to Issuo against nun All
quid this morning A poaso of sev-
enteen moro ot liukertous men ar
rived from Chicago and wcro sent to
SagluawClty Whitney of Hatclic
lors mill nt Mllbnrn seventeen miles
below here started up at 11 oclock
this morning nud others will do so
loday
Idllorlitt 8I10I
Corslcaun July 14 Considerable
excitement wascroaled hero yesterday
by an oxcdltor and newspaper man
attempting to shoot ouo oftho promi
nent onug men of tho city with a
doublebarreled shotgun Iho atrra
occurred 011 the courthouse squar
about noon Luckily several parties
were near ami caught tlio gun when
ho attempted lo IIro it IhrcaU ol
killing It Is said aro still indulged in
ami It Is thought thero will bo trouble
tt Iho names of tho parties will be
nlthold for tho present
Jnuiesfl Mntlersiiillu Ilenlb
LnulsrllleJnly 14 James II Wlm
lersmllb doorkeeper of tho National
Houso of representatives died at tlio
homo of his parents In this cttv this
alteration after a painful illness
Mr Wlntcrsmllh was Su cars
old at tho tlmo of his death He was
a nallvo ol this stato but was elected
from Texas and was ouo oftho most
popular ollhcrs In Iho capltol His
brother and deputy Johu Winter
smithls dangcruiisl III hero
llxorclde t tide n Honeymoon
Louisville July 14 Albert ltoss a
wellknow n grocer shot aud probabl
talally wounded hit wlfo and I hen
killed himself this morning at his
I101110 in Jeflersonvllle Indiana Tho
camo of the tragedy is said to be
jeolousy Tho couplo woro aged 27
ami 21 cars respectively and it l
said havo only been married two
weeks
Iron Mills llesutuluir Uork
ClevelandO Julvll The plate
mill resumed this afternoon when a
number of loriner cinplojes arrived
aud passed iuto the mill without be
ing molested At 7 oclock tho wills
Ho blew aud work was commenced
A number of strikers were lutbo
vicinity but 110 violence was otlercd
aud ever thing Is qulcl at this time
Marine natters
Queenitown JulyM The steamer
City ol llerllu from New York to
Liverpool arrlvod hero today
New York July 14 ArrlvoiUtcnm
alter which tlio secretary read tho ro er India front Hamburg
of
port Iho president of tho executive londonJuly 11The itcanu r Al
3L3 Jc3LAianEl
GABLE STRANDS
The British Christians Arous-
ed to Vigorous Action for
Suppressing Vice
11 r Cros Concludes Nm in In
trsllcnle the Jizclle Aflrr
All Ills lllntirr
Irnnre Mnbri llollilny miiiI
Ilchla I he Hostile llnllle
tit or In Mr mors
There Is Mill Work In llir
ilorlil for Itcroriiiers ns the
llcm Show
Tin iimrisii uniMiii
NIMKIN AltOUSKII
London July 14 Tho conference
for the protection of oung girls open-
ed this afternoon lu Princess Hall
lids city Tho chief promoters of tho
conlcrcnco is tho salvation army
Honorable bamuel Morlcy liberal
member of parliament fur llrlitol
presided and mado an address ou tho
subject of Iniquity as exposed by Iho
Pall Mall Ja7cllr In which ho declar-
ed that tho condition of things lu
London as revealed by tho iacltc
was a scandal to a Christian nation
lcoplo must speak out exclaimed
tho orator II Iho homos aro to bo
kept sacred from this surrounding
population 1 bellevo thcro Is 0110
law for ricli and poor lu thoso mat-
ters It should bo mado a felony to
steal a poor persons child
Prof James Stuart proposed a voto
of lliaukt In tho proprietor and editor
of tho iall Mall Oazetlo for tholr
work saying It has rendored to tho
cause of christian morality great
food This proposal was uiianlmous
y adopted as was also a resolution
urging parliament to change tho law
from thirteen to eighteen cars
CKOSS AS A tKAYFISII
Sir lilchard Ashctou Cross homo
secretary announced in tho houso of
commons lids afternoon that Iho gov-
ernment had concluded that It was
not advisable lo prosecute tho lall
Mall lazette for Its recent publica-
tions
JhNNIMIS FOK lAIIMAMKVT
Loudon July llIxjul 11 Jon
ulugs formerly editor of tho Now
York Times has consented to contest
ouo oftho parliamentary districts of
Stockport lu Cheshire lu llio lory In-
tel est lu the comiug general cloctiou
Stockport is at present represented
by two radicals In his address ac-
cepting tho candidacy Jennings ad-
vocates local selfgovernment for Ire
laud and au import tax ou finished
manufactured goods
A HKNAUKAIUKCDMMITTKK
Ioudou July II The lall Mall
lazette announces that tho arch-
bishop ol Canterbury tlio bishop of
London Cardinal Manning and llou
Samuel Morloy havo consented to act
as a committee of inquiry Into tho
charges of aristocratic Iniquity mado
by tho Uazctto lu Its revelations dur-
ing the past week The commltlco
which is looked upon as 0110 of
Iho most cxtraoriiluary in Iho charac
ter of its members ever organized
will beglu work lomorrovv afternoon
Tho iazctto will then place In con lb
denco beforo tho coiuuiiltco every do
tall oftho cvldcuco gathered by the
papers rcportorlal commission on
which It relies to provo tho existence
of the wickedness unveiled Kvery
reporter engaged on the iazctto will
nppear under oath before tho com
mllteo aud will produce all mem-
oranda gathered by them
during tlio several necks of Inquiry
togclhern It la all addresscsleerspor
Iralls descriptions ami Idciilllications
of persons ecrllllcales nud agree-
ments collected and referring lu anv
nay lo tho persons directly or Indi
rectly Implicated lu tho discoveries
made Tho inuimlttco will treat con
fidentially all information before It
but will make a general report as to
Iho truth oftho tiazcttot revelations
Tilt ULLKNa KNllOICBUIFNT
London July 14 The editor of tho
lall Mall Ciazetto has received leltcrc
from the queen and Mr Hailstone lu
which Ibcy heartily thank him for his
exposures ot Iho traffic lu young girl
lor Immoral purposes aud assure him
of their full sinpnthylu tho matter
llflTKlUFTIIKV HAD
LondonJuly 14 It U this ovo
nlug denied that tho Queen aud Mr
iladstono havo written to tlio editor
of tho lall Mall iazettc thanking
him for bis recent exposures of Lon
dons Immorality
farls Celebrates the Ilastile
Parle July U Paris la celebrating
tho fourteenth of July tho auulvcrsa
ry of alio fall of the ilastile by a gen
oral holiday and festival liuuioiiso
°
nnTali ociVuM Jn
I
the In tho x vm
cession as it par
Horsfull
Cameron
BELTING
MILL AND GIN SUPPLIES
Ln rAansliquidatVB
or Austin St Fcurib Sls yVJ
belngpretly well advanced tome popular linen of goods have had a good run on account of wliich they havo been ordered over Ami over
n order to innkutinmgo we mado such reductions m wIII tell tlicm oven though llio customer should not havo
nuy pnrllculnr u Tor
n
icm tha tho smallest cut wo aro making tills week Is 25 per cent on loriner prices Now wo will start outon Kmlirolilerles
Swiss and Lawn Embroideries
We have a largo lino ol Ihoic In all width ranging iroin lOr to 50c per
aril In this lino wo nro boning tho biggest ilrlro cer ollcrcil In this
market
Wo arc otlcrlng a lino of Torchon laces nml Insertions llomlc In 50c per
anlby whlib ou tan Jmlgo liow clicapgooils nro getting
This is an Opportunity for Bargains and no ONE Should MISS IT
White Goods and Lawns
Wo nro still rushing tho prlnleil linen lawns at IS 16 121822 12 25 an
30cperard everyaril of which Is worlll nearly iloublo Hint price
Ourwlilloplnuosnroselllngilowiithoyaroliiogreatestbargalii over soll
In this market Wonro sellingtlitmat 814c pet jtl
Wo havo n big lot of luilia lawns lea which wo haro rciluccil In prices
until thcro Is no bottom icft
Our colored Victoria lawiia iiavo boen reduccil to 10
21c per yd llioy wen t
like hut cakes all his summer nt 25c
slnlnr deposited hereon coloskal
crowns or draped flags aud paused lo
listen to a speech Ouo of tho princl
pal sights of Iho day was tho rovlcvv
nflho army of Paris In the Champs
IlyBco 10000 sshoobboys In military
dress and nrray marched nml maneu-
vered lu tho Placo do la Nation
can a das cui mi 1111 not
rarllnlnent In Reslonl orelgn tin
rhlnerr Tlis I Islierles
Ottawa Ontario July 14 In tho
houso or commons last night Sir I no
McDonald said that It would bo Im-
possible to introdiicoilurlng tho pres-
ent session tho legislation necessary
to provide for tho enforcement or Una
Scott net
Honorablo Mr Howell admitted
factories at Magog Wcrlon Slorsl
and Hntnlford wero using Imported
machinery tho duly upon which had
uol been paid
Mr Forbes naked If It was llio in
tonllon ortho government during tho
continuance or tho frco flshlug ar-
rangements allowed American llihcr
inru to pay tolhollshermcu oftho do-
main a bonus equivalent to tho ilulles
paid on Ilth snipped to tho United
Stales by Canadian shippers
Mr McLcllau said that no such de-
cision liidhcon arrived at but that
tho whole fishery question had ct to
bo considered
Mr Mills nsked whether tho gov
eminent Intended to Invito parlls
incut to ask for Imperial legislation
lu tho matter oftho Ontario bounda-
ry this session
SlrJno McDonald said thero vv a
no difficulty about the boundary lino
boivvcon Ontario nml Manitoba but
the government had jctto cousldcr
what was tho northern boundary of
Juebec and ho proposed lo confer
with tho governments of Quebec On
tario aud Manitoba and to ask for
Imperial legislation ou tho vtholo
question
annul AiLim t
ilo Ieitce Ibt Icrn
Lima July 14 Tho papers publish
a letter from General Mas to tho lulu
later of war lu whlih ho stales that
Dclcgato Torauhuiuformcd him of
tlio compb tobroakdown otpcaco nego-
tiations vvllli Cactirct Uoucral Mat
deplores tho latter action as ha be-
lieved him animated by a tlrsiro to re-
store poaco to Iho country and holds
him rcspouslblo for Iho conicqiicnco
of his present action considering tho
extreme generosity dbplavou by
Yglcsias lu tho pcaco proposals lu
viovv oftho now aspect of ov cuts ami
for bettor defensive purposes
icucral Mas has ordered
the army under his command
to rctlro towards tho capllol Later
advIcestlatothat Iho army was ex-
pected esterday at Clilcla vv hero they
will gradually eonrciitrate
Two llltle tlealcnus
Clly of Mexico July 14 Tho
French colony of this city today ap-
propriately celebrated tho anniver-
sary ol tho taking of tho Ilastile
Iho students having threatened to
storm llclem penitentiary and rclcaso
tho Imprisoned editors ami students
tho government has placod a cordon
of polico around tho prison
A netr tvar lo lay Old neble
bhtkospcaro tells how Ihlt can bo
accomplished lu 0110 of Ids Immortal
plays but debts to nature must bo
paid 011 demand unless da a ol grace
be obtained through iho uso of Dr
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
It Is not a euroall but invaluable
for soro throat bronchitis asthma cn
larrh consumption and all diseases of
the pulmonary ami other organs
caused by scrofula or bad blood
Scrofulous ulcers swelling ami tu-
mors aro cured by Its wonderful al-
terative actions By druggists
Cure lor riles
Piles aro frequently preceded by a
sciiso of weight lu tlio bark loins and
loner part oftho abdomen causing
tho patient lo supposo ho lias somo
allectlon of the kidneys or neighbor
ing organs At times symplontof
Indigestion aro present llatuleiicy
uneasiness of the stomach etc A
innUturo like perspiration producing
a cry disagroeablo itching after get
ting warm is a common atlendaut
Hlludblccdlug nml Itching piles leld
at onco to the application of Dr Ho
sankos lllo liciucdy wldch acts di-
rectly upon Iho parts cllcctcdabsorb
ing the tumors aliaIng tho intense
lulling nud etlcetlug a permanent
cure Prlco 60 cents Address tho
Dr Hosauko Mrdicluo Co lliiua Co
Sold by WA Williamson to Co
Dinner none 10 unsle
Tho food that raises a rebellion lit
tho stomach as It Is swallowed does
not bostowcithcr comfort or ttreugtlL
The stomach vv lilcti for sometime af
ter dinner keeps sending up gasaeoua
rcmludcn ot what hat been eaten Is
1101 In good order Tone that stom-
ach up vvllli Hrovvus Iron Hitters and
rat our dinner jov fully ami heartily
Mr J 11 Chandler Clinton Iowa
savs I used Hrovvna Iron Hitters
with great benefit for d spepsla alter
other remedies had failed
A llellable Article
For enterprise push aud a desire to
got such goods as will givo tho trado
satisfaction W A Williamson Co
nAciiui niu s husuami J 1 1 0 ruggUts lead all competition
Imilim toll11 iori i > tnit hcy sell Dr Hosaukos Cough and
Clm chffi
mon this afternoon that tho govern and nrli arv SlS
tho dclcuco of Cauda1 Keynote to Health
lar Euglaud had ho said givcucerl Health is wealth Wealth meant iu
lain pledges to assist the ameer If any I dependence The kov note is Dr Ilo
emergency arose aud tho ameer asked saukot Cough and Lung Syrup Hie
for assistance Whatever government best cough syrup In tho world Cures
might be iu the colds lu tho
power secretary con coughs pains chest
tiuued the course of England was broiirhltls and primary coutumptloti
clear If tho aiuccr should ask for this
asslslauee
One dose gives relief lu every case
Take no other Price 50 cents and
M00 Samples free bold by V A
Williamson Co
Sickly pale faced girls and married
women can bo cured with KuglUh
remalo Hittcrt
Pikes Toothache Drops euro In ouo
lunte Ueriiiau Corn Uoinover kill
ancd the Slrasbursr curat and bunions
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