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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
Cattle AND sH1epMEN FIGHT.
Two Of the Former and Three Of th'
Latter KILLED.

Fossn, o.. Aug, III. NJ. South,
who arrived here yesterday from Can
yon City, brings the nows Of a desperate
battle between the shcopmen and cattle
men ON Snow mountain, In Grant
county. which took place about a week
ago. Three shecpmen and two cattle
men were killed. There has been hard
feelings for q long time between tho
cattlcmen and shecpmen In Oregon.
Numerous disputes have taken place
over the possession aud use Of ranges
cattlemcn asserting that sheep drove
the cattle from the ranges
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
Cotton Receipt:
1T. McGee va. here yesterday.
Billy johnson is up from Millican.
s. S. Kennedy was in town yesterda.

bllly Johnhoh y w ti"ih 'iii'N"''
SIS. Kennedy was in town yesterday.
sam Gallaun Of Cottonwood, was
here yesterday,
RIM. Henry Of Thomps ms creek,
was In town yesterday.
John Newsome was in from the
Brazos bottom yesterday.
Mrs.. Minnie Rauow came mp from
Wellborn yesterday.
A good buggy horse Tor sale cheap
Apply 10 T. p wooten PA
DR.. Gregory Of Edge, was a visitor to
the city yesterday
HIT. Wilson Of Alexander chapel,
Was In town yesterday.
RIM. Gordon has returned from Mis-
sissippi.
DR.. j. NJ soles Of Rock Prairie, was
In town yesterday,
Drs. Jones and Todd OF Bethel, we're
here yesterday.
FOR sALE-Cotton seed hulls $3.50
per ton at the Bryan OH Mill 2ll
Mrs. Edward jenkins has returned
from a visit to herparentsin Louisiana
Cotton seed hulls delivered 10 anr
part Of the city at $3.50 per town by
Ira GoOeh. Phone 80. septi
Karrs Glover Root Tea purlnes the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Asa result Of the big Baptist reyiya
At Reliance there have been Thirty &C
ees,ions 10 the church up TO date.
Consumption, IaGrippc, Pneumonia
and all throat and lung diseases ar
cured by Shilohs Cure. Sold by al
druggists
MF. James Leonard ha- the thanks O
the Eagle boys Tor iine lot Of peache
brought 10 the Office yesterday.
Constipation causes more than hal
the MS Of women. Karrs Glover Roo
Tea Is a pleasant cure for Constipation
Sold by all druggists.
Reports from the Brazos bottom A.
10 the efe,t that all the gins are run
ming on fnll time and crowded.
1n0uands OF cases u Consumption
Asthma. Coughs, COLDS and Group AT
cured every day by shiloh's Cure. Sol
by an druggists.
Mfs Ella Wilkes, Mis-. Duskie Wall
er and Edgar Convey returned fIoI
wOoien Wells YESTERDAY, afternoon.
Ask your physician. Your druggls
aud your friends about shloh's Cur
for Consumption. They viii recon
mend It. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Lucy Evans Of G itesyille, WI
has been visiting Bryan friends, le
yesterday for Naya.ota.
KArrs Clover Root Tea Is sur
cure for Headache and nervous di
eases. Nothing relieves 30 qulckl.
Sold by all druggists.
Misses MyrA and Frank Kennari
Houston, who have Leen pleasant
visiting In Bryan, a. guests Of Mr.. Al
Mrs. Ira Gjoch, lei, yesterday for Nav
sofa and Anderson.
his term In the United States senate h
distinguished himseii by powerful
speech opposing the war with Spain
lie resigned from the senate IN iSu2 {
take the Office OF mayor Of New YoT
rty. to which he had been appointc
by his unclo then governor Of the stat
"And old truth put in a new iIgn
Nill be the subject Of the sunday NOR
ing discourse at the Methodist chuu
allan. Mr. Clo,hier earnestly Il
yites all earnest thoughtful people
come out and hear this sermon.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart, the Free W
Baptist evangelist, arrived yesterd
and will begin a revival at the Chi
tian church thi. morning Eyeryho,
is cordially invited 10 at,ead Rev. N
Stewart il said o bee very able "a
effective speaker,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
SNAKE LAWS rw1NrY-oNe EGGS
10 l. Mexlcaa BuiisnAke aud Game
From Western Texas.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA female Mexican
buiiSlatc q; Lincoln park has surprised
the professors Of natural history at the
academy Of sciences by laying the
large number Of 81 eggs. The madam
with her mate, Colonel" was sent to
the park commissioners June 20 by Mr.
Hathaway Of Abilene, Tex. The eggs
arr very much like hen eggs and abou.
the same size. They weigh about five
ounces each. The eggs were later re-
moved from the cage to be put ON the
roof to allow exposure to the sun for the
purpose Of incubation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
rRoueLe AeAlN al cLIvILANO.
Union Men Again Go out and In I
Small Rio, oHu Is Shot.

Union Men Again 90 Out and Ia
Small Riot 0Hr Is Shot.
CLEVELAND. Aug. All union men
employed At the Brown Hosting and
Conveying works again went ON a strike
today and boycott against the COM
pany declared. Il is claimed the Brown
company has failed to keep the agree
mont to reinstate the strikers, and that
a number 81 new hands have been em'
ploycd since the strike was declared on.
At noon while the nonunion men were
being escorted from the works by the
police a tremendous crowd OF strikers
and sympathizers gathered, hooted and
threw stones at the nonunionist. The
police repeatedly charged the crowd and
made numerous arrests, but we've unable
TO disperse IT, Daring the excitement
John Prince, a union man employed In
the Forest City foundry, was shot by an
unknown nonunionist, and will prob
ably die.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
eRYAN WILL MAKE A ToUR.
WIN Visit the Southern aud Western
States Making Speeches

VIII Walt the HoutheFn ahd W"atFF"
States Making Speeches.
TACOMA. Aug. Shortly after hrs
nomination at Chicago Candidate Bryan
told Secretary Thomas Maloney Of
the Washington state committee that no
intended making a campaign tour that
would include every state In tho United
States. II was his desire, he said, after
visiting New York and New England
10 20 through the southern states to the
Pacific coast speaking At Los Angeles.
San Francisco, Portland, Seattle. Taco
ma and Spokane.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
Mason y. Mills DeAd.

CEDAR RAPTns, Iowa, Aug. Mason
p. Mills, ex.commander Of the depart
ment Of the Iowa Grand Army Of the
Republic. and one Of the most prom
ineni lawyers in the state, is dead, aged
%, after three years illness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
RIcrclc schonl.

Mr.. ,. -. Tinker win begin iu tue.
lions in bicycle riding at Bonneville
building. Care ,old stand lessons at
al hours. Ladies only, from I TO q 3 m.
Arrangement. Ion wheels may he made
at A. Myeis's hardware store. 2ll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

ROCHESTER, Aug. Nv. p Bolden
d. D., secretary Of the international
Missionary union. died OF paralysis at
Clifton Springs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Gold standard Men WIN Meet At chit
cage Abeai sept l.

cage Abeni sept l.
CHICAGO, Aug, i.-Chioago is to wit
ness another national Democratic con-
vention within month. TIE gold
standard DEMOCRATIC leaders have de-
cided definitely upon a new convention
to be held about Sept. ! In this city.
The announcement is automatically
made that such course is a certainty I'M
less something wholly unforeseen inter
venes Arrangements looking TO a con-
summation Of the plan is already well
under way. New York leaders are par
ticularly regarding the matter as settled
beyond peradventure as far as the loca'
ton and date Of the convention are con-
cerned and are being inclined to busy
themselves now, chiefly with discussion
as 10 the question Of candidates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
The WRECK OF me nus.
She nroke In Half when Forced UPou
Rocks OH Chinas Coast

Rocks GA ChlnAs Coast
SHANGHAI. Aug |. Further details
Of the loss Of the German cruiser lltis,
wrecked in the typhoon on July 20, 10
miles northward Of Shanghai rung
promontory, show that after striking
the rocks the vessel broke in half Her
forepart remained above water and her
after part sank. The II survivors eluny
70 the forepArt Of the ship two days be-
fore they were rescued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

In the south, yea, in Georgia, 1t would
be an objectionable sin and uniaithful-
ness ON the part Of the Democratic
party. and they hold them responsible
for results. WILLIAM L. PEEK.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
coMalNE OF lcEpEALEns.
n Il said = TFus, Has Keen Por'ns'
aud the Bonds Placed.

n IL said Trust Has heen forined
aud the Bonds Placed.
CHICAGO, Aug. The promoters OF
the Chicago ice trust have finally CON-
pleted their plans by the formation OF 4
combine similar to the bFewerssyndioate.
One Of the promoters admits TO Secretary
Easley ~ the Civic Federation that the
combine is complete and the bonds have
been disposed Of In New York TO the
agents Of q big English syndicate. IL is
said the plans OF the promoters include
the ultimate formation Of = combine
embracing the icedealorS Of all the
larger cities Of the country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
silver Delegate wnhoui Money.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. i.-Goorge o. Fail, n
delegate 10 tho silver convention lately
held In this city and his n year old
daughter Lulu, were found sleeping In a
vacant lot. They are from Lynn. Mass.
The girl will be sent home, but Mr. Fall
was sent 10 the city hospital for observ'
alton as 10 his sanity. During the con.
vention when his money gave out he
slept in various places. his latest berth
being the vacant lot where they were
fothd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
bryan WIN 90 to washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug. la letter has
been received here from Mr. Bryan say
ing he win visit this city ON his coming
eastern trip. The committee having
in charge the Democratic ratification
meeting TO be held here hope Mr.. Bry-
an will time his visit so tina, he can at
tend tho meeting. Hon John Il, Nc
Lean viii be asked 10 preside, and Sem
aior Jones. the chairman Of the national
Democratic committee; Senator Daniel
Of Virginia, and State Senator Grady Of
New York. will he invited to address
the gathering.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug i.--Oaire quiet AMI un
changed: Texas steers, g i0aaA
sheep hrm.
81. LOUIS. Aug. i.-Cattle straiy; reEas
sterrs, q Hts 3d.
sheep steady; n5ls3A
DALLAS. July u.-Choios shipping stesFa'
o 0t216
Hogs-Choioe corufcd. ranging from ha b ~
NJ q 3D.. light weights, 9 ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

A Republican Nominee Favors silver
WOOSTER. o.. Aug. Hon. A. $.
Mcclure. Republican nominee for con
gress from the Seventeenth district, says
In a letter 10 his constituents that he is
In favor Of the free coinage Of silver and
does not propose to obtain single vote
By evasion or duplicity ON the money
question.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

CHICAGO. July si.-whsat-No 2 rel di'k
"a,
OoFn--No. ?, atAe,
OAts-No, 2 white, 2ete
Lard. Y 100 Ne, piS
Mes pork. , barrel. q 0Nt4 20
short clear SIDES. boxed $50 'ani
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
Notion
Department.

Clothes Brushes, regular price poe
our price l9c
Misses Bicycle Ribbed hose, sizes
6to7l.2-regular zoe hose, our
price lie
l5c siraigh, Trimmers We
Carpenters lead pencil, regular
price 95, our p'ice lbe d,z
A large size Turkish Bath Towel,
regnl.r price l5c, cur price Sc
Mems silk Embroidered Suspendrr
Regular price 95c, our price lSC
Our regular 75c Corset', to clo'e
out at @'
A good heavy Brass Bound Comb,
regular 2Sc comb, our price q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
ALTGELD HOLDS THE REINS.
Nominees on the Illinois State Ticket Will be Selected With Deference to
 Ills Wishes.

PEORIA, Ill.,, June 23.-The absO- lute control exercised over the State convention in session today by Governor Altgeld makes it certain that the nominees on the State ticket will be selected with full deferenee to his wishes. This preeludes the pos sibility of anything like q contest for any of the places to be filled ,and un- less the present plan slips q cog the siate arranged by the Governor and his friends at Springfield last week will go through without opposition, According to this the makeup of the ticket will be as follows: Governor, John P. Altgeld. of Chicago; Lieu tenant Governor, Judge F.M Young blood, of Franklin County: Seere- tary of State, Thomas T. Medill of Rock Island; Auditor, William B. Brinton, of Douglas County; State Treasurer, Ben F. Caldwell, of Sang anon County; Attorney-General, A. $. Trude of Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
SHRINERS IN SESSION.
The Imperial Council of NobIes in Session
 in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. O., June 23.-The twenty-second annual session of the Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened to-day at the Masonic Temple to which place the Shriners, in all their gorgeous trap pings, marched from the headquart- CTS at the Weddell house. Beyond matters of routine business incident to the opening of the assembly little was accomplished to-day. After an address of welcome by Mayor Me Kisson had been delivered and re- sponses i'll behalf of the visitors made by John T. Brush, of Indian apolis and other prominent mem bers of the order the Shriners listen ed to the annual address of their Im- perial Potentate, Charles l.. Fields, of San Francisco. The address was of considerable length and full of eloquent rememberahce of the dead of the past. The time was then oc- cupied in the receiving of the reports none of which were made public. During the recess of the Imperial Council the wearers of the fez enjoy ed the entertainment provided by the citizens of Cleveland and prepar- ct themselves for the grand parade of visiting temples, Arab patrols and escorts to take place tonight. The gem gem bells are full to oysrflowing an .camel's milk flows as free as the |,waters uf Lake Erie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
FAVOR THE WHITE METAL.
The Silver Wing of the Ohio Democracy In the Majority
 at the State Convention.

COLUMBUS, O., June 23.-If doubt existed in any minds as to where the Ohio Democrats stand with re- gard to the currency question it will now be dispelled. such was the en- thusiasm manifested for the white metal during the opening proceed ings of the state convention today. The convention is simply the ,ulmi- nation of the triumph won by the silver wing over the sound money wing of the Ohio Democracy at the recent primaries, and what was be- fore considered a probability is trans formed into an absolute certainty. None but pronounced silver men will be sent to the Chicago convention, the silver plank of the platform will be as strong and unequiv0cal as it is possible to make it, and the candi- dates to be nominated on the State ticket will be chosen from among those who have all along declared themselves in favor of the white metal. The opening session today, confined wholly to the work of or ganization and the appointment of the usual committees, attracted q great crowd which occupied every available inch of floor space in the convention hall. Allen W Thurman, Virgil F. Kline, of Cleveland, Con- gressman Sorg. ex-Goy. Campbell were among the speakers and each was accorded a rensing welcome.
 Talks with the delegates indicate that there K little chance for any administration or gold democrats to he chosen as delegates-at-large OF to be included among the candidates on the State ticket. For the four delegates-at-large numerous names are mentioned. The Cincinnatians are shouting themselves hoarse for John E. Mclean, while James Xiii bourne, of this city. Virgil F. Kline! of Cleveland. ex-Goy. Campbell ands other have been brought forwarsi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
ALTGELD AND SILVER.
THE CRY OF THE ILLINOIS DEMO
 CRAFTS.
e Convention In Session at Peoria.

\ PEoffa ILL, June 23.-Altgeld and Silver is the cry of the army of illinois Dem ocrats in State eonyen- Ifion here today to select delegates 10 aiIeI y,hIcngo convention and to Fg gss, ,1iaiinafe a.-full State ticket to be xx, teil far in November. More thtn I ,063 tltIe4yate and m equal number |pf alternntes packed the Tabernacle wlIe6 tlh eonvention was called to Iprdat shortly past noon, and in the lspaeious galleries sat an enthusias- Itic audience which shouted itself hoarse at evefy mention of the white
 metal. The big hall was tastefully
 decorated with flags and bunting
 and was an agreeable surprise to
 those who had not seen it before.
 Nearly every delegate and spectator
 wore button inscribed to A tgeld
 and Silver. The immense throng
 was i'll a happy mood, and rousing
 welcomes were accorded Governor Altgeld, A E. S. Trude, of Chicago, W.
 H. Hinriehsen and other silver lead CTS as they entered the hall and took their places upon the platform. The convention was called to order by N. H. Hinrichsen, who congratulate ed his hearers upon the large attend auce and enthusiasm manifested.
 He then presented Alexander II. Bell of Carinvlle, as temporary chair man of the convention. III assum ing the chair Mr. Bell made a vigor ous speech eongra tulating the dele was to be found safely enrolled under the silver banner, approving the administration of Governor Altgeld and prophesying his re-elec- tion this fall The mention of the Governors name was the signal for an enthusiastic demonstration on tors to which he made q graceful acknowledgement. The roll was then called by Secretary Joseph H. Well and after the appointment of the usual committees recess was taken to allow the committees on platform, resolutions and nomina- tions time to complete their work and report. The platform will con tain the strongest silver plank it is possible to devise, and the national administration will come in for 0 round of denunciation for the finan- eial policy il has pursued the past four years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
ePWORTH WORKERS ENROuTE TO
 THE STATE CONVENTION.
Magnolia, Texarkana and Fordyce Unions Received and Welcomed at tho
 First Methodist Church.

They were all here, or nearly all and they met the rest of them at Altheimer and iourneyed together to the State convention at Little Beck.
 The north bound Cotton Belt train wrich arrived at l:30 o'clock this afternoon brought more than it's usual load It pulled three banner bedecked cars filled with members of the Texarkana, Mag nolia and Fordyce Unions of the Epworth League. They were met by committee and escorted to the First Methodist Church, where an informal reception was held. As the crowd-it was more than a bevy-came up Main street it re- minded one of female school out for walk; only girls don't take 3 walk in the rain.
 At the church the meeting was opened with song. As the chorus told the old time hymn, All hail the power of Jesus name let angels
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23

The historic "Robber of the Rhine" would not have attempted such thing. Industry and prompt ness are commendable traits in every line of business, but the burg. lars of Sunday night exereas4 their sagacity . little too fseE
 The residence of Mr. J. Werthafef ef was feloniously entered aheS5t 80 p. m. and Mr. I. Dinkelspell is ninus a suit of clothes in seonsequence thereof. One hour eaAef flaesf lad thing was tried at the residence of Capt. J. B. York, bus ke I'll sealze h} in the act and as the snpY 'i |ist M Wfaltd say, "he fled precipitatesss ,x tsss
 MT. Dinkelspeil tells the story 's3f his loss as follows Sunday nora ing he had placed his clothes an' the wardrobe. And he hasnst seen them since. About q week ago q purse containing 8 and check was stolen from the same house. Yesterday at the new house being built on Bar raque street the contractor found an old pair of pants containing two letters addressed to MT. Dinkelspeil. The thief had appropriated the pants but didn't care for the letters.  Iti is believed that the one who com mitted the crime Was thoroughly familiar with the house and sur roundings. The police have the mat .ter in hand and think tdey Will soon amake capture.
 & The one who did the act Capt. Yorks residence was a little too early. Birds who wish to be early in order to catch the worm must not overdo the thing. Any burglary is a proceeding calculated to make one nervous, but at o'clock on Sunday night is rushing business at ter rife rate. It proved not to be the  best policy in this instance. Miss Grace York had just gone to her room when behind the door she saw the unwelcome figure of negro man. With wonderful presence of mind the young lady pretended not to see the intruder and in few seconds she left the room again. Once on the stairs her woman's nature asserted itself. She dropped the lamp and screamed. Then the wretch made his escape.
 It is Q matter for speculation as to whether or not the to burglaries were effected by the same man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23

prostrate fall, spectator could but be impressed with the earnest ness and zeal of these workers in q e greatest cause.
 At 3s15, after several addresses and songssttey lief tn chrr h for tie depot. This tine the crowd was augmented by the Pine Bluff union, all in badges bedisht, as enthu- siastie and jealous as any of the rest They will arrive in Little Rock at 7:30 tonight.
 Mr. Hart spoke truly when he said that Pine Bluff always had q warn welcome for members of the Epworth League
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
FIRE THIS MORNING.
Residences of Joe and Tom Fitzpatrick Burned at
 .: o'clock.

This morning about 3 o'clock an alarm of fire was turned in. The residences of Joe and Tom Fitzpatrick at Nos. 19lS-1920 Olive street were burned, and as they were out of the water district but little could be done to save them. One house was protected in great measure by the use uf buckets. A considerable amount of the furniture was saved.
 The houses were insured for $400 and $100 with Bell and Vernon. There was no insurance on the furniture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
100 VEHICLES

3ugges Ph@ons surres Road Wagons, Farm Wagons Carts Harness, Gear Leather Saddles Strap Work Curry Combe, Brushes, Blankets Fly Nets Dusters Lap Robes Wagon Sheets and Bows Dray Harness Boys and Ladies' Saddles, and every article found rstcass buggy and harness house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-23
NEW IMPROVEMENT
ice and Coal Company Now Use 1heiF Own Electric Light Piant.

The Arkansas and Texas Ice and 'oaI Company now have their own 'ectrlc light plant. It was started ,pr the first time at l o'clock this Iternoon and works to perfection.
 ne nachlne has capacity of fifty oscandle power incandescent lights, nu the ice plant, office and stables enis company are now lighted hfonghout by about forty of their wn electric lights. The machinery 9as set up by Mir. w. H. Adams tha 'he wires strung by Mr. w. M. ,unnlngham. A test was made HIS afternoon, as above stated, and ne machinery worked satisfactori- It IS D very valuable improve aen' 10 the immense ice plant of the .Arkansas and Texas Ice and Coal ,,ompany, and we congratulate
 tesiaent Hicks on his enterprise.
 oshing has been left undone to -R1e It one of the best and most M1ect ice plants, in every detail, he South, and it is certainly a @ to Pine Bluff.