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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

Theodore Abstine, a dealer in second
hand clothing. was arrested yesterday by
Detectives McGuff and Stout on the charge
Of receiving stolen goods II IL charged
lanes Miller. the .'room-worker" arrested
FRIDAY night in the Peoples Home for
stealing clothing from the Ross Block. sold
the plumber to Abstine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

Glasgow and Belfast Shfpbuflder
Have Rejected Employer Terms.

Glasgow and BeIfast Shfpbuflders
Have Rejected E~mploycrs' Terms.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE great ship build
ing strike is on again at Glasgow and
Belfast. The men who have been on strike
have rejected the terms offered them by
the employers and which were accepted on
Wednesday last by a joint conference Of
the employers and employees at Glasgow.
The result OF the balloting at Glasgow
caused great excitement at Belfast as well
as on the Clyde. The refusal OF the Clyde
men to GO to work is due to the fact that
the Belfast men were to receive only a
shilling a week increase as compared with
two shillings a week increase which it
was agreed should be given to the men on
the Clyde.
that the great strike is TO continue has
caused n great distress in stocks and in
commercial circles here, for there is no
in ship building is threatened and large
contracts for foreign war ships will. unless
there Is a change for the better very short
II is believed, however. that the employers
will have to yield. In the end as pressure
is being brought to bear on them by the
pleting work for the British Admiralty.
Strike of steamhtters.
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Another big
strike In the building trades Is on and
has already involved more men than that
of the housesmiths. which was ended yes
terday. One thousand Knights OF Labor
steamftters and their helpers, all members
of the Enterprise Association. are striking
against the Master Steam and Hot Water
Filters Association 70 enforce the adoption
OF an annual agreement fixing a schedule
OF wages, hours OF labor and the recogni-
ton of the steam filters and helpers union.
The strike may involve thousands Of union
mechanics who are affiliated With the steam
affairs and hefperS in the board OF walk
ing delegates and Building Contractors
District Assembly. No. 25S, Of the Knights
OF Labor.
The strike has already caused a suspen-
sion of work on more than two hundred
new buildings where steam power and
steam heat Is required during the prevail
ing cold weather aud consequently a large
number of workmen OF other trades and oc-
equations are necessarily out OF work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. liza college set
Element. similar to Hull Heuse In Chicago
certainly be eetablished Ia the most vicious
quarter OF Cleveland next Vrlng. The So
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

Tie Indiara poultry. pigeon and bench
show win be held IN Tomlinson Hall Jan.
s to II. incluslvs- The management n
nounes The show tbia oeason Win be The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

COLON. Colombia. Dec. IA dispatch
from Quito. Ecuador. says that the political
fugitives from that country are massing on
the Colombian frontier and preparing to
invade Ecuador at carchi.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1.-THE expected
lawsuit over Catherine Gins,s insurance
money is not likely to be tried. w. w. Hay
ward father OF Harry. aud to whom the
latter assigned his claim for the SO. 600 In
eurance on Miss Ging's life. has relinGuished
All claim 10 the money. Miss Ging's ex-
erutor. her twin sister. Julia. claims the
money, but the companies may decide TO re-
sisr payment on the ground that the policies
were assigned TO Hay yard. The action OF
sr.. IL taken as an admission thai
the father is convinced OF his sons guilt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15
Suspected Fflibuster.

PENSACOLA, Fla. Dec. H.-Early this
week the announcement was made OF the
sale OF the American steamship Czarina, SCI
tons. 10 San Francisco parties. represented
here by Captain r. Samuels OF the Marine
Journal. who came from New York to make
the purchase. 1t was understood that the
steamer was taking on 100 tons OF coal
for her voyage around Cape Horn to the
Pacific coast this morning. She cleared at
the custom house with a cargo of pig iron
and this afternoon rumors were thick that
she was In reality bound for Cuba, pre-
sumably with arms and supplies. 1t Is
known that a deputy United States marshal
went to the wharf before the hour of sail
ing and had a conversation with Captain
Lapsley on the wharf. The captain excused
himself for a minute, and going aboard the
Czarina, pulled out before the officer real
lied his intention. The pilot who was there
TO take the vessel out was left on the
wharf and the Czarina was soon going
down the bay under full steam and in a
short time was well ont at sea. 1t is said
that the officer had no papers, and Ii Is
minated that had been given
by a seaman who had shipped for the
voyage which led 70 suspicion OF the steam
eris real destination. There was no gov
m boat in the harbor. to overhaul
the Czarina and II she Is really bound for
Cuba she is now well on her way.
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THE DRYAD LITE
Turks at First Didn't Want to Let the
Gunboat Pass.

CONsTANTINoPLE. Dec. u, via Sofia,
bulgaria, Dec. lit became known to-day
mat the British gunboat Dryad, which is 10
act as the second guard ship for the British
embassy here, had quite an exciting time
wnhe passing through the Straits OF the
D~ardanelies. When she approached the
ports OF Kun Kaie and sedn Bahr. at the
entrance OF the Dardanelles, their garrlsons,
not having been notified that the Sultan had
granted permission for the passage of the
BOAT, quickly manned the guns, which were
loaded and trained on the INCOMING vessel.
me commander sent a boat out to meet the
Dryad, and quite a time elapsed before he
was satisfied that she had the right to
enter Then the Dryad was allowed TO pro-
coed trough the straits and into the sea
OF A1armora on her way to the Bosphorus.
The absence of news from the interior
OF Asiatic Turkey. and particularly from
Zeitoun, is causing much uneasiness among
TIE Armenians and others here.
The extra Austrian guard ship, Sebenice,
Il nine-hundred-ton gunboat carrying four
guns OF fair calibre and two quick firing
guns, has arrived here.
A new Trade has been issued In connec-
ton with the work of reform in Asiatic
Turkey. 1t orders that those who are
round guilty OF murder, arson, pillage or
theft of stock shall be prosecuted inexor-
ably and punished in the most severe
manner. The Trade also orders that the
troops are to repress all disorders by force
or arms and that armed persons shall be
amenable TO martial law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-15
Duchess of York's second Son.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Duchess OF York
gave birth to a son at 3 o'clock this morn
Ing. Both mother and child are doing we'll
This is the second child OF the Duke and
Duchess OF York. The first offspring, Ed
ward Albert, was born June %, 1884,.
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THE CUBAN REBELLION.
Insurgents Again Reported to Have
Lost NeaxiIy-A Town Rurned.

HAVANA, Dec. IA dispatch received
here from Cienfuegos announces that the
insurgents under Maceo and Gomez were
defeated at Mabugia, near Manicaragua,
the town in Santa Clara which is said TO
have been burned BY them. Generals Oliver
and Palanca commanded the government
forces. .Rabi, the insurgent leader, with a
strong force and q Calling gun. a dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba announces. has at
tackled the fort at Vantas de Casanova,
province OF Santiago de Cuba. The Spanish
garrison was compelled to abandon that
fertilization and entrenched itself in the
neighborhood. The insurgents finally re-
tired. Manicaragua, the burned town. was
an important tobacco market.
a fierce encounter has taken place on the
Progresso farm. near Minas. a town stu
ated on the railroad between Nucvitas and
Peurto Principe, capital of the province of
that name. The dispatch from Puerto Prin-
cipe announcing the engagement says that
seventy government guerrillas. commanded
By Captain Borrego. fought 400 insurgents
under the leadership Of Rodriguez. The
guerillas and the insurgents. the dispatch
adds. fought breast to breast. The former
lost a lieutenant. Ardite. and thirty privates
killed, and had nine wounded. The insur-
gents lost Col. Oscar Primeles. Lieutenants
Espinosa and Recio and sixty-tWo men
killed. The number of insurgents wounded
40 AAOG nAAo
News received here from Pinar del Rio.
capital or the province of that name, says
that the parents and two brothers of a
government scout have been hanged near
there by the insurgents. The insurgents
have captured two lighters on the Sagua Ia
Chica river.
A band of negroes recently raided the
Salome Pons residence. on the Soledad
plantation. tied up the men and outraged
the wife and daughter Of the planter. They
also stole all the money available.
The column of Colonel serafn. in the Pr
nerae district, near Holguin, recently en-
gagged with the insurgents in a battle. Ac-
cording to official advices received here. the
insurgents were dispersed. but no details
OF the engagement have been received.
The column of Major Garrido captured in
q camp near Sidra, Santiago de Cuba. the
rear guard of Gen. Jose Maceo after a brief
engagement. Three of the insurgents We're
killed. including the captain of the Cubans.
a leader named Garcia. Two of the Cubans
were made prisoners.
At San Vicente. province OF Santa Clara,
the insurgents hanged five peaceful coun-
trymen. no cause being assigned for the
act.
The Spanish cruiser Alfonso XIII has just
arrived in port here after cruising off Ven
ezuela In search OF flibusters.
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best yet held. A feature OF unusual inter-
est will be trials of man-hunting blood
nounas: Inc young ooss vii De put on
trails five or six hours old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
Hotel Arrivals.

ExcnAN0E-J. S. MooRISd, PRoP.
jeff Gibbs, Galveston; Byron Mil
ler New Orleans; J Z House, Dallas /;
AN Kennedy, MexiG; Smith sisters,
Cincinnati Sandy Haley, Chicago; W
BroH, Hot Springs; o Foster, Waco I.
II b Saokson, Dallas c II Buck, st
Louis J 4 Scales, New York; + D
Aller, Fort Worth VIM. Edmund,
Waco q II McInnis, San Antonio +;
J Stern, New YORK; r. SAKE, Boston
A ? Duncan, Waco II A Morton, Bow.
man * Youhg's ministries; J J knight,
Dallas; l. A Bernard, Orange; A NJ
Dent, Chicago; AT Wilson, heArne
l. NJ McFarran, Dallas J J Coying.
ton, Houston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
PERSONALS.


Dr.F. N. Law returned home yes.
terday.
AT. Wilson came down from HeArne
yesterday.
John DAILY has been lick several days
this week.
Miss Bes,ie Hooper leturncd to CAL
vert today.
Miss MAude Johnston returned to
Tyler today.
Frlnk CLARK Is collecting for The First
National bank.
Miss Mable Board lei, today to spend
the holidays at Terrell.
Joe Parks came In last night to spend
the holidays with the home folks.
Miss Pearl Appleby left this afler.
noon TO visit her brother 10 New Or.
leans.
Mrs. r. S Minter IL convGlescing.
She has been dangerously III with
pneumonia.
Willie Harris, the little blind con o
Alderman W. W. Harris, came home
from Austin today TO spend the hOl.
days with his parents.
Miss VI. Stella Sheppard leaves to.
night to spend month as the guest Of
her uncle, Judge Seth Shepard, al
Washington, d. c. Her address will
be 1929 Euclid Place, care Of Judge
shepard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
Hlcks-DObbs

Mr. Bryan Hicks and Miss Fannie
Dobbs Of Macy, were MARI ed yesler.
terday afternoon A. $3.50 o'clock at the
court house, DR.. W., c. Fhlsy oficiat-
ing
The young people came to town, pur.
chased supplies and got ready for
housekeeping in a very siness.like
way before the ceremony was per.
70 med. They returned hone yester.
day afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
A Christmas show.

Manager john b. Mike has booked =
splendid minstrel show for Christmas
night, aud ~ there IL no oounter-at-
traction Of any SORT advertised, he eI-
poets Zig hou.e, The show Is q good
one, and wa booked for Galveston on
the same date, but owing 10 n misun.
dersiahding between the Grsenwall
managers aud the show management,
the latter have cancelled that date.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20

We learn that Arch Gee, who is
known here as a very wild and reckless
young man, ha, protested religion and
joined the Christian church at Con.
rales, and is being prepared under the
care aud direction Of the church for the
ministry. lie has already spoken 10
large audience on several occasions.
His father Is overioyed at the news Of
his conversion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
TOILET ARTICLES.

DO you value your complexion Then
try Ed Piuaud's Roman face powder
finest made-purely vegetable, no chalk,
smoothe and harmless. Sold the world
over for5O e-our price Sc.
Sweet cream glycerlne soap, ) cakes in
box, 25c per box
Our swell line fine toilet soap Csc
Colgaies shaving sticks lSc
Pears shaving sticks 25c
Villa face powder 2jc sire 9Oc
Swan Bill face powder lOc size &c, l5c
size Sc
Colgates deniifrice 25c
Cream cocoa soap &c
New Era fine toilet soap Sc
I'd rinaud's fine Roman smelling salt1.
opened this month, guaranteed the
genuine Ed Pinaud's make Of Paris,
Franoe-nolhing equel-nothing a.
fne, 7jc
Tappan pomade for the hair--riehly
perfumed-medium sized loo; large
size loo
Vaseline, medium size, Sc large size l5c
Oriental Florida water 25c nle l5c
Sic sire 20c
Camphor ice 25c box Sc
Tsppan lavender, violet and heliotrope
toilet waters SOC sizes S5c
Tappan Sweet Bye and Bye perfume
25c size 20c
Triple extract 95C size l5c
Hoyts German cologne 10, size &c
lbc size Sc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
Holiday Buyers

Will find a nice line Of diamonds,
gold watches, rings Of every descrip-
ton, gold and silver thimbles, lock
bracelets aud sterling silver novelties,
at surprisingly low prices for this
week, at
div JonS VI. CALDWELL, Agent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
Country Cousins.

This popular scenic production will
he presented at the Grand Opera Houss
Saturday night by Mr.. Frank Jones
and company Of twenty-five people.
Il IL good show, and has the best
press hotiees in all the papers this seA-
son.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
For the Children.

A. $50 p. m. on Christmas day a
special Nmas matinee will be given for
the children at the opera house by
Bowman and Young's Ministries. Prices
re lnced b. % cents fnr children % this
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20

Residence phone No. 4.
--==-
Sa,ol was dismissed this morn ng
for the holidays.
Leave your orders with J. c. Beck for
cotton reed bulls and meal. Prompt
delivery. li-dlw
Joan Manuel was jailed Tuesday for
the theft Of a watch.
Try Johnsnn's grass hay. It is fine
for stock. Feed Of all kinds; coal in
any quantity, Prompt delivery.
Phone 81. T. +. CASTLES.
Judge" Robertson l. now doing
chores at the jail, and awaiting trial
iDr the theft Of an ear ring.
A nice buggy or pheton makes On
elegant Christmas present. Call and
examine my large aud handsome stock
OF vehicles. joins q. TABOR.
Tue DAILY EAoLE will not appear
ether on Christmas or New Years
bay.
Go to the south End Fe, d Store for
I esh corn meal and ehops.
lI.dlw J.. c. Beck, Proprietor.
Let Bryan take up the railroad prob.
lem seriously and determliedly after
January /, and solve II.
A handsome lap robe IN. kes q nice
Christmas present. Call and zee some
iling very nice and cheap.
l3.dlw JonN q. TABOR.
Only white performers 10 Bowman 4
Young's famous minstrels here Christ.
mrs night.
The young gentleman AMI ladies' will
begin decorating the Academy Of Music
this evening for the d. Y. X. ball.
Henry Moore was brou .hi in from
the bottom Tuesday, and jailed foT car.
rying a pistol.
FoR SALE.-A good horse and phnton
very cheap. Inquire at Wilson's store.
Jim Johnson and Henry Moore, col.
ored, charged with carrying pistols,
have been released on bond from jail.
Ira Brown, colored, WIN was sen.
fenced to the county farm from Mill.
can for assault. has been released on
account Of his health.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rage Of W. II. (Dic0 Dav aud Mi,s
Olivia Virginia Fisher, at Georgetown,
December 81. The bride ia daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. A. S. Fisher.
The exercises at the graded school
were made very pleasant this morning
Tor both pupils and teachers, The lat.
ter made II an occasion TO treat" the
boys and girls 10 fruits, candies, etc
while the teachers were the happy 70.
cipients Of numerous presents from In,
children IN their respective grades. A
number Of visitors were present, ant
exercises were held in the different
rooms. As q foretaste Of holiday pleas
ures, the day was very great SUGGEST
for the school children and teachers.
The college people and others whC
are forced to travel the College ant
, eryan road TO get to Bryan to do theil
trading, are complaining very much o
the big mud hole In the lane beyonC
4 Peter Winters place. They say tn,
water lie belly deep to Ahorse there
and the mud has no bottom at all. W,
don't know whether this mud hole 1,
one Of our many and warned city attrac
tons or not, but we do know that il 4
c d lie the trade down that way to fI thi
mud hole at once, aud We hope IL vii
b. done without delay.
The Christmas trade this week Il
NJ manner compares with iurmer year
= 70 amount Of money spelt for toy
and fireworks. Our merchl nts are re
, ioieing over this state OF affairs, 70
> tloy veil know that next iping the!
viii be paid this cash for Supplies, sn,
J instead Of running great long account
with the farmers they expect 10 cont
nearer doing a cash busihesr than sVeI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
NOTION DEPARTM'T.

The larges. and OILY complete stock
OF notions in the city. Assortment
complete, from a paper OF pins TO a
small elephant.
Full line finishing braidi 6 s and lOc
per pack.
Novelty braids, full line and assortment
silk euat binding &c per yard.
Cotton tape. black or white, lc roll.
Rioae bmids, large size, &c
Ricrac braids, small sire, &c.
velbinda skirt binding g. yard
Queen yayet skirt facing Sc yard.
Cross cut velvet binding SC bunch.
Bias veye' cen Sc a bunch.
Monogram wool braid SC q roll.
Safety pins, large sire, Sc a dozen.
Safety pins, medium size, Sc dozen.
Safety pins, small size, A. a dozen.
AdamRniine pins io pack.
Brass pins, imported, &c u pack.
Mourning pins, imported, &c a box.
Mohair coat binding, all widths, 4. 5,
III and Sc
Full line dress shields aud los.
Full stork Garfield celebrated shields
IS cents.
Correct shields 25e.
Children's hose supporters loo.
Misses no Q supporters 91c.
Ladies' hose supporters 2jc.
Ruby corset clasps &c.
Spoon clasps Toe.
Unbreaksble French clasps, kid cover,
Is cents.
Full line tooth brushes 5, 10 and ljc.
Fine imported French tooth brushes,
&c kinds, selling at Zoe.
Extra fine French tooth brushes, S5c
qualities, our price pc.
Full line cloth brushes 25, IS and Soc.
Flexible cloth brushes, leather backs,
80 cents.
Full line hair brushes lr, Il, 20 and pc
Full line whisk brooms 10, - and zoe.
One lot shoe brushes loo
One lot high grade shoe brushes 2jc
6-inch horn combs SC.
Sl-2 inch extra stout horn combs Zoe
Full line q and l.9 inch rubber dress
combs Sc.
Same combs, heavier grades, loo.
Barker combs, metal backs, loo.
Our Comet, extra stout rubber dress
combe, 200.
Fine hoin combs Sc.
Large siIe fine horn combs Sc.
Rubber fine combs, size !, 4ci lie 9
&c; extra sizes, l0t.
Childpn's band combs s, 10 and l5o.
Metal trimmed side COMBS, pc kinds
Is csnts.
Rubber tucking combs &c.
Long side combs, latest fad, 25c.
Our Jumbo pencil tablets Sc.
Our Leader ink tablets SC.
Our SuperbA ink tablets s..
Our Red Cross ink tablets Zoe.
Hsrlbuts fine tablets l5c.
Our Sc stationery package envel
opes o sheeis-sc
Octave note paper Toe box.
Queen note paper, very fine ljc.
For Xmas trade, this month, full line
fne note paper AMI envelopes at GU
prices.
Harper's fine English needles, gold eye
loo grades, sc.
Knitting needles Sc a set.
Some crochet hooks, four sizes and
makes, >, 3, 4, and &c.
sharp's needles lc pack.
Eureka dress stays nc.
"Thc WORTH" finest imported dress
stays, Toe.
French whalebones S..
Superior French dFoss Whalebone. Sc.
Hook and eye tape &c.
Swan bin hooks and eyes lc a card.
Safety hooks and eyes &c q card.
aALM - f~ -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20

"ANNluuA hiAc sulhllA hhlf Cufleih, &c
Small size "Eulalia" hair curriers' &c
Corone, hair curlrr. zoe
Oriental waving irons 25c
Nickle plated shears Zoe
Providence shears 95c
Imperial nickel timmers 25c
Machine oil &c bottle
French hair oil Zoe
Quincy hair pms Sc box
Albemarle hair pins Sc box
Blizzard hair pins &c box.
Gem hair pins Sc
Ohdulee hair pins l0c box
Steel CROCHET needles PC
Gilt edge shoe polish 90
Russell shoe polish zoe
Staiiofds INK &c
siAford's mucilage Sc
Brass thimbes lie
Steel thiinbles &c
Sterling silver thimbles 25c
Full line gold plated bre ,st pins Is, IS,
50, 100
Children's plated silver link pins and
buttons %, 55c
Childien's plated silver link pins q and
- cents.
Children's gold plated link pins % aud
20 cents.
Sterling silver link pins Sl.OO
Belt pins Zoe
New line belt PINS 20, %, SOC
Gold plated bracelets 50c per pair
Plated necklaces Is and Csc.
Shirt waist sets 10, p aud soc
S,erling silver shirtwaist sets 70, l.2i
and $3.50
Gold writing pens and pearl holder csc
Lead pencils lOc per dozen.
Cedar lead pencils g per dozen.
Eagle pencils for &c
Pen points c per dozen
soapstone slate pencils &c per doIea.
Silver plated tea spoons pc per set
Silver plated table spoons SOC per sci
Silver plated forks SOC per set.
Cast steel knives and forks zoe and 81
per set.
Pocket books 3, 10, % aud SIC
Superior knitting cotton ljc
Shoe laoes I, 8 and lOc per dozen.
Po-poise lace &c per pair
Goats thread &c per ,pool
Bsrstow thread Sc per SPOOL
Kings thread PC per spool
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-20
BY CONNOLLY. PALMER a cARNEs.
MALCOLM CARsEs, Editor

xsisrsd At the Poslofice at Bryan. Texas a.
Second Class mail matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-31
A Lively Contest.

Sacramento, July 30--The reward
for Jack Brady tie train robber,
amounts to $i25C0. There are a score
or more men who will claim e. portion
of the money and many Of them have
already filed their demands with the
railroads and express Companies.
The officers employed by those com-
panies who engaged 10 the chase Tor
the bandit viii not be permitted TO
take any part Of the money Ex-Sen-
asor William johnson, whose Q
viii Johnson, effected Brady's cap
tnre with the assistance OF Deputy
Sheriff Mcdonald, has a conference
today with the railroad officials over
the disposition 0? the reward. George
Ditzler, manager Of the raoch nesr
Briggs, and from whom Brady atole
q horse, was In the city yesterday for
| the same purpose, and will at once
file a demand for a goodly portion OF
the neney. Tie notified the officers
q few weeks ago that Brady had
passed through Briggs aud be was
then easily traced To Middle Creek,
Shasta County, where a lively gun
fight took place.