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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-08-21
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-08-21
tons of principle or common hon-
ty,and 1t invites and deserves the
crushing defeat that awaits il.

The triumphant success of tho
Democratic party in our county
election is an assured fact. The
ticket is composed of exception
ally good mcn-honest and capa-
ble-from constable up, and the
"two-tailed b'ast" cannot prevail
against it.
The triumph of the Democratic
ticket Will insure good govern
ment tor two years more, and that
above all things, is most essential.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-08-21

LANDVOiGT & VADAKIN.
= = ,s.,0r3 and Publisher
ri~foAT AFTERNOON. ACGUSTei Isa6.
--------------------s----
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President.
WILLIAM j. BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice President.
ARTHUR SEWALL,
OF Maine.
Presidential Electors At Large.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. of Pope County.
J. Il BARKER I'll lizard County.
First District
NJ. STATION, of Jackson County.
second District.
GIBSON WITT. OF Montgomery County.
ThirJ District
II. 7. sMEAD. Of ouachita County.
Fourth District go
E.J. WHITE. Of Logan County.
Fifth Distriet.'N
WAITER :. MOORE. of Newton County.
Sixt!, District.
..oE T. ROBINSON. of Lonekc County.
Tor Congress First Congressional District
7. u. McCULLoCiI, JR. of Ice.
For Goscrnor.
DAN w Jones of Pulaski
For Secretary of State.
A. c. HCLE. OF Boone.
For Auditor of State.
CLAY SLOAN, or Lawrence.
For Treasurer.
HANSON G lLbEY. Of Gzard.
For Attorney General.
F.. Is. kiNSWOHTHY, of Clark.
FOR superintendent of Public Instruction
JuNICs J. JORDAN. OF Jefferson.
For Commissioner of State Lands.
J. 4. RITCtiIE. of Jefferson.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
". &. VINCENHELLEI, of Washington.
For Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
II. &. HUM. OF Ouachita.
tor Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
SIMON 4. HUGHES. of Pulaski.
,of Prosecuting Attorney. 1st judicial Circui,
JNO. 7. HICKS. of White.
For Representative.
WI. MATTHEW'S.
For Clerk of the Courts,
GEO. b. NAILoRY
Fer County and Probate Judge.
JNo.s. L. CaWAN.
For Sheriff.
W. f. WILLIAMS.
For Treasurer.
o. F.. HAMBLETON.
For Assessor.
JAMES BROWN.
For Surveyor,
-. DAVIS.
For Coroner
NJ. n. GAINES.
cor Magistrates. Madison Township.
p. 7. RAIFORD.
n. B. NELSON.
W. 4. CLIFTON.
GEORGE BARRIER.
For Constable. Madison Township,
". A. CLIFTON. -
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-08-21

Their ticket is destined to over
wselming defeat at the polls. It
is an amalgamation founded upon
no principles--out purely for the
doodle and spoils Of otfce--thc
Pop1lite boilers are VOID Of politi-
cal principles, the principles ofthc
6. o. p. are dramatically opposed to
Popuiism; consequently the fusion
which has been consumated be.
tween them is void Of considera.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-08-21
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-08-21

Tor Congress. First Congressional District.
I. u. MCCULLOCH, JR. of Ice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
WAsHeURN ANo REEp.

Thsy Are Nh Route 10, Atlanta 90 Again
ooafsF win watsOa.
ATLANTA. Oct 9SS-Ht IL learned here
on what IL believedi 10 be unimpoachA-
BILE authority that fnSiSn was agreed on
1t Chicago yesterday between Sen.
Gtor Jones and PopulHt Committee.
man wAshbuFn. As = result. Wash.
burn left Chicago for Nashville and II.
W. Reed iott ,AtlsntAfortho same place,
where they win meet Tom Watson.
Important oorTosp0ndsnee was in prog.
ross acknowledgements National Chair.
man Jones and the national committee
man for Georgia Senator Jones wired
his repFeseusAtivehere, In Substance, a.
follows;
1--WE mustiaoOono 10 the. demands Of
the Popalists for fusion in Georgia"
The reply, in substance, was "POpu
lists Of Georgia don't wAntfusion. they
demand . surrender"
To this Senator Jones responded II
those are facts, use your own jndg
mant."
IL appears froun this that . genera
fusion sAtiHfsotOEy 20 the Popuhsts hA'
been agreed On between Messrs. Wash
barn and Jones fnd that Georgia ALONE
stands In the way'of contamination.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
The Private Secretary.

when q play runs for nearly fourteen
years and each season continues TO
meet with success. there must necessa.
rily be q great deal Of merit attached to
II. Such IL the proud position held by
the Private Secretary which comes to
the Grand opera house next Saturday.
Matinee a. 2 p. m. and night. This
great comedy" says tue n. Louis
Globe Democrat, seems destined 10
amuse for many q year yet, and last
night the ludicrOus situations seemed
just a. funny ~ they did when the poor
secretary arst came meekly before
the audience. with bis goloshes and his
'nourishmenr and his goods and chat
tells. Like vine, the Private Secretary
improves with age, and thus season Mr..
Edwin Travers, who has long been
identified with the play, has not only
engaged . splendid company, but has
entirely REVISED the piece aud eonsid-
srably improved II by introducing many
new and novel musical numbers as .
special feature.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
A TURBULENT Scene.
Secretary carlisle's Speech In
terrupted at Covington.
NUMBER OF EGGS WERE THROWN.

0utslds the Hall = Crowd Gathered
and Insulting Remarks Were Hurled
- ths Secretary Cariisls Was Escorted
Away By = Squad % Poiioe-Ah In
esndlary speech Causes nsd Yseilag.
CovIN0roE. KY. Dot. 23.--Seoretary
Of the Treasury John @. Carlisle made
the hrus speech Of his series Of his Ken.
lucky speeches here last night at odd
Fellows hall. which was crowded TO
lie utmost capacity. Mr.. Carlisle was
received with most generous and hearty
applause when he appeared on the
stage. This was followed BY vociferous
oheerings Tor Bryan By n line Of about
100 men at the rear Of the hall.
This continued for some time after Sec
Rotary Carlisle began 10 speak. COM
pletsly drowning his voice 90 that those
nearest him on the stage could not hear
his words. A. the same time crowd
occupied she street and rent the sir
with shouts Tor Bryan. This continued
Al frequent intervals during the entire
speaking. Now and then . man on the
outside would shout Carlisle. tho
traitor"
Once Mr.. Carlisle began his speech he
stopped and begged the turbulent crowd
10 leave che hall. The disturbers did
not leave. but they interrupted him a..
terwArd less frequently. The mayor
and several police were In the hall. but
no peFoeptible effort was made TO stop
the disturbances.
While Secretary Carlisle was inter.
Fuptod continuously during his speech,
and eggs were thrown about the hall,
four being thrown upon the stage, the
most disordeTly scene was at the close
Of the meeting when hoodlums gathered
about the exit with insulting remarks.
There were many noisy people on the
street and In such spirit a. TO threaten
violence a. well As insult to the secre'
tary. The authorities had not taken
radical action 10 prevent disturbance ~
10 this time. but after meeting the
mayor and chief Of police promptly
furnished detachment Of 20 police who
safely and quietly escorted Secretary
Carlisle TO the residence Of Frank Helm
He will speak At Bowling Green Sat
urday night aud at other points In Ken
lucky next week. when Il Is feared h,
will encounter diaturbances
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

Thank the Lord, the campaign viii
last only few days lopger, tho lie Bit
terness may rankle in the breasts Of
many long afterwards.
You will never regret Il II you see the
Private Secretary" Il 10 the most
laughable OF all comedies. Matinee
and night performance.
Jake Schwarz Of Waco, Is here boom
ing Mr.. Owen Bartlett and his splendid
company which appear at the Grand
opera house early IN November.
The young mems republican club had
a big meeting Thursday night and de-
termined II possible 10 have g. NJ. Fer
guson speak here on the night Of Oct.
q.
Don't forget that Hon: r. L. Henry
will speak at the courthouse tonight.
Let everybody who can 70 out and
give the young democratic nominee q
hearing
Those who have sick children during
the present unlavorable weather should
be careful 10 heed the advice OF attend.
ing physicians regarding their treat.
ment. Exposure Is extremely danger.
Gus.
Conductor George wellborn Of the
Central is in the city under arrest for
maintaining nuisance by blocking uT
the passage way over a street for more
than the time permitted by city ordi'
nance. lie plead guilty before Mayol
Jones and was fined sI0OO.-NavasotI
Examiner.
Yellowstone Kits free show Is just al
( good now as ever. Little All RghtI
tricks are inimitsble and he makes {
good commedian. Oliver, the coloret
comedian, catches the crowd when
ever he wants to, and has caused man!
free laugh which IL better than |
tonic. Remember the show this AFTER
noon and tonight.
The Eagle Is prepared TO print cleo
ton tickets In unlimited quantities
We have secured from democratic, pop
ulist and republican headquarters thu
official ticket which will be used b.
each Of these parties, and we have ais
secured the names Of all precinct can
didates in the county with oorrec
ispelling and initials. We have ever.
facility for doing good work and guar
antee satisfaction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
A Missing New Yorh Girl.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-The Tribune says.
Il is reported 10 the police from New
York that Alice Costa, the iA.yeAr-Old
daughter Of Mrs. ClaudinA Ruggeri, No.
iOi West Houston street. had disap.
pearod from her home on Wednesday.
A careful search Of Alice's room re-
suited in tho discovery Of letter writ.
ten TO her by Albert Kyle, who Is said
10 be 30 years old, dated and postmArkod
ct Chicago. in which he asked her 10
come At once TO Chicago. The name
ALBERT Kyle" is not in the Chicago
directory. and no one was found who
had ever heard Of such . man. Ths
girls whereabouts are unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
sruPEkboUs DEAL ON FOOT.
An American Syndicate Reported y
Have Secured London Railways.

An American Syndicate Reported 10
Have Secured London Railways
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23.-The Republic
says that stupendous deal, involving
radical change in the proprietorship
and system Of operation Of one Of the
most extensive street railway properties
in the world, has been practically com
pleted. An American syndicate, tt IL
said, secured control Of the famous I'M
foreground railways Of London. Eng.
The syndicate was formed in Toronto,
Can, and Ross Mckenzie is as the head
Of Il. Capitalists from New York.
Philadelphia and other cities are also
interested. and one Of the heaviest In
vestors Is said 10 be q well known 81.
Louis man whose name. for the present.
IL withheld. The amount called for In
order 10 capture the British prise has
not been Asoertained, but Il is away up
in the millions. ~ the underground
railroads Of London have an enormous
capitalization and constitute . magnih.
cent property. Owing 10 the necessity
Of acquiring real estate, oompensAting
other owners and 10 the expense Of d.
verting drainage, making tunnels. etc,
the underground roads averaged In
many portions 9 cost Of 5000. 600 Q
mile. In order to properly appreciate
the magnitude Of this deal and the ex'
tent TO which IL lie illustrative Of Amer.
lean enterprise. progresnveneas and
daring. the present status Of the under
ground railway system Of the English
metropolis mus, be well understood.
Unlike this country. Great Britain has
for years been ut standstill with 70.
CARDS to means Of rapid transit in cities.
There are not dozen electric railroads
in that country. not = single cable roa 1,
and the highest achievement In street
cars. a. q rule. is the horse trAmway.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
John N. Lawrence ( %, Soda ai.,.. Setter K
~ AMI all kinds ofmneral water
A..ns f Beer Wholesale IC
delivered Regularly 20 OF the City. Phone u.s.
@. II. Marstt.

Amer . pFOtrActed illness beginning
With an attack Of typhoid fever, and
lasting over Tour months, Mr.. O. II.
Maretl died yesterday afternoon at
about 2 O'Clock. Nj, MaTett leaves
vile and two children. He was 30 years
old last April, and has been q residen
Of Bryan four yeats. During that time
be was . merchant, doing business with
awhile, under the name Of Zuber 4
Marett Bros, and aherward under the
name Of Marstt Bros. until this firm
sold out tc Sanders Bros. 4 CO., some
twelve months ago.
The funeral will take place from the
residence ct 2 $50 p. m. today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
Rev. o.. SEDUCTION svIcloEa
A Noted New England cisrSy@Aa TAhss
Hls oWa Life.

A Noted New England olsFsy@Aa TAhss
his owe Life.
NEW York. Oct. IA special 70 The
Herald from Hartford. Conn. says thAl
the Rev. Thomas Stoughton ROtwin, N.
A.. one Of the best known Congsega-
tionalist elergymen Of New Englaad.
committed suicide II his home d this
city.
Mr.. POtwin had been IN poor health
for some time. and sinoe the Feoanl de-
velopmsnt Of mslAncholiA had been IN.
der the care Of DS. s.sArns Of the insane
retreat. While his family were away
he went 10 an upper Foon and hanged
himself with . rope fastened 10 the
door knob.
Mr.. Poiwin was . descendant Oi
Elder Brewster. who came over In the
Maynowsr. and By intermArriags his
ancestors were dOuhly related 10 Johna.
than Edwards and the alder Timothy
Dwight. president Of Yale college.
He was born In East Windsor. Coan.,
April 4, 1929. and was graduated with
high honors 81 Yale In 1881. sxAcaly 100
years nom the time whsn his great
grandfather. also . olsrUmaa. received
his diploma there
Mr.. Potwin studied - che famous
East Windsor Theological seminary. r.
oeived the degree Of MA. - Yale IN
1855, was licensed 10 preach In 1858. md
became . tutor 81 Yale. He married
HArrie. Amelia King. . msmbR Of .
prominent Boston family.
During the war Mr.. Potwla pEsaaAsG
In Franklin. N. Y. After tAaa h
preached Ia Amherst. Mas. untii n
came here In 1878 and with his win
took charge Of the Hartford Orphan ssy.
lum. His work in establishing . colony
for orphans In NebrAskA attracted mnoh
attention In the Christian world.
In 1857 his health caused him d
abandon active work. and he wsns u
Florida, returning TO This city 500 a.
terward. where he had lived Qaietly
ever since. He was . man Of raF'
scholarly attainmsnts. he leaves {
widow and two adopted cAildrsa. olar'
Brewster Potwin. now teaching h Hev
Jersey, and Fred Thomas POtvtn o
/ East Windsor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

LOUISVILLE. nl.. Dot. ~. q Han
dali, aged 90 years. has iuss died here
from the resul, Of exposure duFins che
siege Of Fort Dsnelsoa In The dvil was.
One Of his lsgs,wAs badly frussa - thaa
time and was Ampatsasd Late IN.
other amputAtiOn was necessary. oaA
creme Sc. in. which eventually Oaassd
his death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
For Armenia.

Mr.. ElOi Lynx, . nephew Of Hon,
W. Z. GlAdsOne, vas in the city yester'
day and will lecture Ai the courthouse
here Tuesday night for the benedt Of
the 5000 starving women aud children
Of Armenia. Mr.. Lynx IL viee-presi'
dent Of the Armenian Aid society aud
has just returned from a tour through
Armenia, Turkey and other countries
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
sun TON PRICE:


Chas. IN Eira dentist, Bryan, Tex
TIL. Grace went to Cleburne yesier.
day.
Julius Ieyg went to Hearne yesier-
day
SIR. d. D. Knox g. visiting her sis.
tiers in Hoarnc
lodge raliaieno arrived from Came
ron yesterday
Mm True returned yesterday from a
visit io Calvert
MD Touarond Of Whitaker, was in
the ely yesterday.
"rhe Private Secretary" at the opera
matinee and tonight.
Miss sheppard went to College yes.
terday, Wishing friends.
Claude liorlman paid business
yisitto iioarno yesterday.
SIS. Kennedy and Darby Cahill were
In from Stone City yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
AN lRA1e DOCTOR
Tried 10 XIII Ills wife. but s Prevented
By . mutual Friend"

by = mutual Friend"
SAVANNAH. Oct 23.-Dr. T. w. Bow.
man. who has an Office and residence on
Broughton street. tried 70 kill his wife
Wednesday night He was prevented
from doing so by W. 7. Haskell. a com.
mercial traveller. Haskell seized Bow.
mans pistol and wrenohed IL from him.
Mrs. Bowman and her mother then a..
saulted the doctor. They blackened his
eyes and beat him very badly about the
head.
Some Of the statements before the 70.
corder tended 20 show that Haskell
joined In the assault on DR.. Bowman.
After q thorough investigation the TO
corder gave Bowman "a hours 10 get ouI
Of the state and fined Haskell t25. Has
kell has followed Bowman and his wife
through Atlanta, wAynesboro and 9th
er Georgia cities. He was infatuated
with Mra Bowman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24


Mft. NlnFe harrow and children
came up from Wellborn yesterday.
Jack kerfis at home again after a
trip.oyof thc state selling cutlery.
Mrs. n. T. Wooien has returned from
s. 10, Texas, accompanied by her
niece Jane Cump.
Diseased blood. constipation, and
kidney. liver and bowel troubles are
cured hy karls Clover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
Rev. Mr Stewart went TO Welborn
lafl evening where he viii preach Sun.
day and sunday night
Pills DO not cure constipation. They
only orgraYaie Karls Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels Sold by al druggists.
Gov Ross writes DR.. Geo. r. Tabor
that Che momhors Of the medical asso.
ciation ui.. Pc given a warm welcome at
college
Was aerFous. tired. irritable and
cross kads Glover Root Tea has
made mo wen and happy.
Sold 1l ail druggists.
MPS Il. b. wORDEN.
lnioe.tm State politics Is nothing
compaioi 90 lhe zeal manifested in dis
irici aud county Offices in this neck Of
The woods
Consumption can BE- cured by the use
Of Sh|'oh's Cure This great Cough
Cure is ihe only known remedy for that
terrible dacaso. Sold by all drug.
Flsls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 9S Il. A. CoquArd,
one Of the most prominent dealers In
stocks and bonds in this city, became
temporarily embarrassed a. result Of
the drop In wheat yesterday and aled q
deed Of assignment about noon today,
James @. Cahil and A. DAllis, clerks
IN his ofiioe, are named a. assignees. A
statement issued by CoquArds shows a.
sets Of 100000 and liabilities Of only
one.quarter that amount
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

WASHINGTON. Oct %. -United States
Consul Eckfoid reports TO the state do.
partment that the Jamaican authorities
upon the repOr. Of an expert in cattle
diseases has issued an order prohibiting
the importation until further notice Of
cattle and hogs from the United States,
Central and south America. the Lee.
ward island. South America and Aus.
trAlia. The order will not affect cattle
In transit up 90 oct. Z.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
ORIENTAL oolNos.

Japanese Reported Eatssslaaiias Bss,
pie % FsEnesa IslsaA
VANCOUVER, Oct ay.-Advios esS@
FormOsA state that the JApassss are
paoifying thai iAAnd By sxtsruAaasins
the natives. Men. women and shIliFss
are bayonstssd by the JApsasss tssspA
while the whole country h svSESaa ~
bandits In many districts thass Aa1
been severe dronths and IN salilisa V
other horrors famine stare lie psspls
In the face.
The emperor and SnVss q JsVaa
have made large donatioas foE Ne saf'
ferers in she various prOvinOos visited
by the earthquakes and foods.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

SAN Francisco, Oct aS-Tho steam.
ship Monowai, Just arrived from Aus
tralia. carried gold sovereigns amount.
ing to c457, 900, or about q, SsO, 200, The
money was consigned 10 Assistant
United States Treasurer Berry and will
probably be melted down and made into
United States $50 pieces.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

NEW YoRK. Oct. 2S.-Ths cotton NAP
ket opened steady IT An advance Of 8 n
6 points and In the first half hsuE scored
an additional gain Of points. The In
provement IL due to better cables and
reports Of cold rains over the cotton
belt indications Of lighter movement
at ports and an increased demand from
Manchester and New England spinnsIs
strengthened the bullish sentiment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

PERRY. o. T., ocl. 2S.-HAlf . dolen
men have been arrested on ;he charge
Of being members Of the gang which
attempted to rob X. T. Brooke, neal
Tonkawa, on Monday. Among those
arrested lie John Balls, who IL contest
ing Brooke's wife's claim on SAILS Forl
river. Brooke. who cloims 10 be an
English lord. killed one Of the outlaws
a, the time Of the hOldup and fatally
wounded two others.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
Look herel what Kind Of a COVER

Look herel What kind Of = govern.
ment do you WSntI Come out and hear
Tom Smith. OF the Christian church on
Sunday night. talk about the best gov.
ernmen, on earth. one that viii stand
amid the wreck Of empires and the de-
cay Of tine. TeEt Dan. s; 1873. The
morning subject will be "A woman's
influence" TEXT, Luke II; 80. just
three words containing volumes Of
meaning.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

From all lha, can be learned the vii.
dest, wOOlliest owl meeting Of the sea
son vas held Thursday night at Greer's
bend below Milliean. Negres were
there ftom both Bra1Os and Grimes
counties, . hst eight or two occurred and
the nolse and hllah.y Of the occasion
made the woods ring. Amer the meet
ing broke up those who came away re-
port they heard lot Of pistol shooting
which was presumably al random.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
Columbus Dslaas Dssa.

COLUMBUS. c.. Oct 9S.-Columbus
Dolano, secretary Of the interior uhdss
Grant, died suddenly At II O'Clock ths
morning at Lake Howe, his suburban
home, near Mt Vernon. He waa ~
wars old
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

DALLAS. Oct 20. This ToEAs oasis
fair will elose with Sunday nisAL TAA
is the decisioa Of the fair o1dAls. -
spite rumOrs cut THAI the fais voula bs
extended on account Of rAia- TAs raa-
roads will sell tickets now - . Slah
per mile for the.roaad trip
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

BROOKLYN. Dot 9s.--Ths S.S.Ory brick
factory building on Seventh stree, Wa
destroyed BY FIRE last night, sa,ail'
ing a loss Of $4,000 and causing the
death Of Fireman Alfred Beaumont
FIVE men were severely burnsd The
loss "A covered BY insurance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
Hon. II. l.. Henry.

The democratic nominee for congress
from this district, will speak at the
courthouse here tomorrow Saturday
night, aud . cordial invitation Is ca.
tended to everybody 10 come out and
hear him.