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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

noctod with these appointments Is that
they both came unsought and on bis birth
day.
Tho children OF ST. Georges Sunday
school enjoyed picnic al "Altoona' yes
terday.
The Democrats Of sposylvania county
will on Monday. July 9Th, choose dele
eates to the congressional convention at
cape Charles.
The first sample Of new wheat was
brought 10 this city yesterday by Mr..
Wallace Jones. OF orange. II was oi
the amber variety. and he sold carload
10 Messrs. Meyer * Brule for sixty
five cents per bushe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

Salem ana TO the Southsile Cotton Mil.
Both mills are rushed with orders.
1iiss Alice Rondthlier. daughter or
B' hop R0ndthaier. returned yesterday
from New York. where She has been
taking q course 60 vocal music.
For.vtho's new 5000 courthouse is
beginning 10 make "a snowy appearance.
Tho stone and brick work on the first
story is naarlng comIlot-on.
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rv.rorsrl William, Settling In

wASHNGTON. ID. O.. June 2j-Ramon
@. Williams u Brooklyn. n: w. former
~ Consul-Gonela. or tlo United States
- havana. was al the state Department
to.dnv attending the settlement of his
con0olar accounts. lie Lad talk with
Assistant Secretary Rockhll, and VIII
SEQ Secretary Olney before returning 20
NrookIyn. Mr.. Williams said De would
b.. ere for few days lie begged go be
excused from discussing the Cuban ste
uatl0n. and expressed himself as gratiiiCd
thar General fitzhugh lee did not write
the letter alleged TO have been sent ~
him 10 q relative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

Fine Barn and Contents Destroyed-The
Veterans Who Are Coming.

CULPEPER VA, June 25.-Spocill.-A
severe electrical storm RACED over this
section Tuesday the like OF which has
never before been Witnessed here.
tn lightning did considerable damage.
especially at handsome ChlmDlaln stock
Farm, whore f. struck a barn. consuming
building and contents and killing nVe hne
mules. The lightning also damaged prop
erty on the Bel AIR and Slaughter farms.
The Culpepcr Musical Club gave an en-
tertainment IN RiXey's Opera House Tues
day night for the benefit OF the confoh-
crate Battle Abbey. About $50 Was
cleared.
This county will send not less than 100
OF its citizens % Richmond 70 the Con-
federdte reunion next week. 4. Il. Uiil
Camp expect TO leave here 80 strong. Tho
Culpeper Minute Men will also attend
with about forty men,.
The Culpeper Fair and Racing Asso-
citation viii hold its semi-annual meeting
on July 4th..
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RULUWAYO. June 25.-Captan Tur-
ncr. With a British patrol made an at
tack Yesterday upon native kaal ht
tho Beatey mine The Mashonas resisted
tho attack and poured heavy IRE inlo
the patrol. compelling Captain Turner 20
abaadon his wagons and retreat lie was
eucoersfll IN saving his ammunition. Inc
mon comprising tho patrol declare that
trained white soldiers are assisting the
nI-...-l.
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srEnGEyr oUIEsYrNE oHDrRs.
All Vessels Central aud South American
sInLe. I'D hl. nnlnlned.


WASHINGTON. June 25.-In accord
anee with tho quarantine Jaws, Surgeon
General Wyman has issued new and
Ntry stringent order. lt provides that
lnr.nr tae active quarantine season, con-
tuuine until NJyrl.er ist next. an Yes-
sells from ports in The West Indies. on
the east coast OF Mexico. Central and
south America. as far south 9s and in-
ciuI.ne ports 200 the Rio Patio, ports in
Peru. Ecuador. Columbia. and ON the
west coast OF Central America and Mex
ico arriving at tho national quarantine
stations. shall te detained and treated in
accord with the provisions OF the quar-
autue regulations for domestic ports.
Tle terms az this order arc practically
On accordance with the prevailing re8u-
lau0ns oi an Southern State and local
qu1raut.ncs.
The Marine Hospital Service is advised
flIl tE. reii0w-fcrer is very prevalent
IN tho island OF cuba. but not particular
ly bad in The city OF Havana itself.
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Z. M Z. conHLNoEMENr.
Rain Interfcres-The Cadets Coming sat-
m-a-A- AnurL- LLnu..- I.L 10 lnnLrnnt.

AAtlAA ANANAli.Af'r AAf fAfiNt~ AUAitAiA. sat-
urday -Court-Housc Let to Contract.
LEXINGTON. VA. June 25.-spocdl.-
THE programme arranged for the nfth and
last day o. the commencement exercises
oi The N.r-ilia Military Institute mere to-
day bad 10 Doe cancelled on account or
rain.
Tie corps of cadats leave here on "a
special on Saturday morning on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway for Kich-
monl. Va. where they take prominent
part iu The parade ~ tho great COnicd-
crate reunion next wccS.
Tonight Tie great final ball Is in pro-
gfess in tho gymnasium OF the ia .kson
Memorial Hail. and IL is a specially bIil-
liant affair. =
The board Of supervisors Of this ooun-
fy to-day let the contract for the erec-
zion Of tile new c0rAty courthouse buAd-
lre. II was awarded to Toliey & Ciaw-
ford. Lexington Lrm 40 $1,000.
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wrAruEK FORECAsr.

WASHINGTON. d. c., June 25.-Fore-
Vireinia-Iight rain Friday morning:
probably fair In the afternoon or night:
Slowly rising temperature; easteiy winds.
becoming s0uthwesterly.
North Carollna-Fair. preceded by
showers on the Atlantic coast, variable
x,ipt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

ROANOKE, VA. June 9j.-Snec'al.- a
suit was instituted In the Chancery
Court to-day foc the depositors OF the
Roanoke Trust, Loan. and Safe De-
posit Company against tho stockholders In
their individual capa iy. 10 bring sbcrt
a settlement OF the lifairs ~ ;he de'sact
bank About forty dep,u-p-s. repre-
senting about $4,000; will Join In the
euf
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VETEEINS ORGANIZED.
Delegates TO Meeting of sons Of Veterans
ia Richmond.

WINSTON. y. c.. June 25.-special.-A
camp OF Sons OF Veterans has been or
ganizcd here. with twenty charter mem-
bers Robert c. NOrilcet Is command
ar. and j. b. Whitaker secretary.
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed 10 the convention OF sons OF Vet
Grams. 10 be held IN Richmond on the
night Of Juno SOth: j y. whitaker G..
T. webb. and r. &. Norneet. alter
mates. NJ. W Norneet. Sam ireland. and
George s. Norieot
Large additions are being built TO
Mesns. #. and IL, Fries cottol-mill, in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
,rc4RMIcmArL's ArroNrMlSTs
= ~ wheat from Orange County Sold in
fredericksburg.

fredericksburg.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 2j.-
snecial. DIR. Randolph b. Carmichael.
81 nntlve OF this place. but now resi-
dent OF Washington, ID. ., who IS here
on visit to his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
spottswood W. Carmichael, conyaiescing
from an operation FOR appendicitis re-
Gently performed In New York, has re-
coiyed telegram from tho medical faculty
of the Columbian University. Offering him
the clinical professorshiD OF dermatology
in that institution of learning. DR.. Car
michael has accepted. and Will enter LTon
the duties OF tho position ~ the fail
opening Of the University. Or.
Carmichael has also received an appoint
meut in charge q the dermatologcal de-
partment OF tho Emergency Hospital In
Wasbiastep, A remarkable fact con-
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nenr, \. sand, pangerou.Iy ID.

LONDON June 2.-Henry NJ. Stanley,
II. P the A.ucan explorer So ii e.
London with Inflammation Of the stomach.
lie has been unable 70 take food for
several days, and his condition is Sc
riOus.
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c.llpn.cr,c- slnl-Nln.aaa

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 25.-~he
Treasury geld reserve at the close OF
business to-day stood at Sl0l,9o.339. "he
DAYS Withdrawals were Sii9 400.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

urut has hung up In his Office In the
CITY Hall a facsimile copy OF the bail
bond OF President Jefferson Davis. IL Is
Enclosed IN a nice frame Mr.. John A .
Lynham, the fatherin-law OF Mr.. Payn-
ter. was clerk OF the court az the time
and wrote tho bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at Tho Times Office yester~
day: A. NJ. 70; IL NJ, IS: ! L. ~. 70;
p NJ. "a: =. NJ. II; midnight. ~
Average, "a Ia
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mn DrNDcnAIIo oONrAN1ION.


rlanl Alffudaucf.
CHICAGO I'LL. june 25-Thero viii
bee "a decidedly new departure az the Dem
ocratic Nauona Convention. under the
auspices o. The scrCeant-at-Arms-a medi-
osl aDd surgical atan ln constant ate
tendance during The sessions cOl. Mar
tins pien ia 90 provide staa OF able doc
tors ana surgeons ambulance. sret'hcrs.
appliance and remedies for Instant use.
should the emergency arise in ihe col
isum. or Boo the crush outside the build-
iug TO that ~nd be has commissioned
d. Herbert IT, McCauley OF this city.
chlof OF tho stan and WI appoint seven
prominent Chicago physicians as assist
ants
,eution from other cities Col Martin viii
sggssns eight efs4gsat doctors TO tie star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

The Little yirginias" defeated tho
"Richmond Police" in a game OF base
ball yesterday by the score of ~ to Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
mn CUnA LlnRE.

The following resolution was adopted by
q rising vote:
Tho Democratic party being always in
favor OF people struggling TO secure lih-
crty against dospotism. hereby extends its
sympathy 20 The patriots who are now
urlvoly eudeovoring 10 free themselves
from the exactions OF monarchy. and 90
establish sister republb, in tho Western
hemisI fere.
Cyrus B. Watson was nominated on tho
first ballot tonight as candidate for Gov
prus.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
licked BY AMERICANS
British Soldiers Whipped In
q Shanghai Saloon.
BRITISH STARTED THE FIGHT.

Twsnty Eneiish safisr % ths spaFtan
Aassmpt - ThFew hight OF Ten sf
the Psarsls Grew Out ef = sseend
saary. but They Iseslsed the woFss
of ths Fight.
San FRAEcIsco. May s.-Fighting
with champagne bottles a. q beginning,
aud finishing with knives. q dozen or 80
Of the tars Of the United States guaboat
Petrel whipped twice their weight in
Briiishen At Shanghai shortly before
she sailed for this port where she Is now
at anchor.
The row was caused by the big British
cruiser Spartan throwing lie search
light on The Petrel IN such q manner
that IL was interpreted a. an insult
Captain Emery wruie a curt note to the
commander Of the Spartan and In return
received letter Of apology. The next
day eight or ten Of the Petrel's seamen
were seated In an upper room Of saloon
"Aoa ano1t ~ " tAtN atPAAtAA AfoAA w
tered the barroom. The Americans
were drinking and singing patriotic
songs. and the biggest Englishman in
the crew suggested that they throw the
YANKEES through the windows. Tho
British taTs started upstairs, but none
Of them reached the top. The door
above them was Suddenly opened and
through Il came showers Of glasses and
battles from cases Of champagne which
had baen stored In the little room.
When everything that could BE- utilised
a. weapon wss gone the American
sailors came flying downstairs. and the
battle became hand 20 hand conflict.
Knives were drawn and freely used.
and the English forces were badly cut
up. when they were hnAlly ruutod
half doEen Of their men lay bleeding
on the floor.
The British consul subsequently, held
an ofIlcial inquiry into the affair and
de- 'Aed against the epartan's crew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
BY A BIG MAJORITY.
The Bond Investigation Goes
Through the Senate.
VOTE STOOD FIFTY-OEE 10 SIX.

An ths vstss Cast Against the Hnvsssi-
satlea Were By Dsmseraas The Sea-
ate Passed . nan EEtsndlns the Tims
% complets she Dsnlsoa and Northsrn
Railway.
wAsHs0ros, May s.--By the decis-
i've vote Of 81 TO the senate yesterday
inaugurated an investigation. 10 be con-
Quoted by the senate committee on
finance. into ths facts and circumstances
connected with the sale Of the United
States treasury bonds during the last
three years. The six adverse votes were
cast by Senators Caifery. Faulkner,
Gray. Hill. Mitchell and Palmer, all
Democrats.
After the vote the senate immediately
turned 10 other business. The confer
ence agreements reported on the legis-
lative. executive, executive and Judicial
appropriation bin. including the item Of
salaries for United States district attor-
neys and marshals, was agreed 10.
The bill was passed extending the
time for building a railroad by the Den
ison and Northern Railroad company
through the Indian Territory. Also the
ban sending to the court the case d
book agents Of the Methodist Episoo.
pal church, south"
The net result Of a three and q hall
hours session Of the house was ths
passage Of bill 10 amend the act ere
ating the court Of appeals 20 a. to allow
appeals from the supreme court Of tn
territories TO the court Of appeals.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
RoY TRAlNMREckERa


undrssA oivsa = Eafs ssnasuos asa
rwe Given FoFty Year~
RoxE. n. Y. May 81. wilson Hi
drcth. the boy trainwracker. received =
life sentence today. His comranions.
Plato and Hubbard. pleaded guilty 20
mAnslauRhter in the irst degree and
were sentenced TO 20 yeArs' imprison-
meat on two indictments or 20 years in
all. These boys and another named
Frcd Bristol. who has since died Of con-
sumption, were accused Of planning 20
wreck the New York Central express
train for the purpose Of robbing the
passengers. The ahair occurred Last
Novenber and the place selected for the
crime was near Rome. The engineer
Of the train was killed and the fireman
was 20 badly injured that he h only nov
able 10 leave the hospital. A clerk of
the railway mail service was also seri-
ously hurt. None of the lads are more
than rs years Of age. and. except In the
case Of one Of them. their parents were
well 20 do.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

WASHINGTON, Mag s. -coyernr Nc
Corkle Of West virRinsA appeared be-
fore the house committee ON commerce
today 10 advocate the construction Of
the Nicaragua canal. He spoke in behalf
Of the coal interests Of his own and ad-
jacens states. declaring that the section
he represented would be able TO control
the coal markets Of the Pacific coast Of
North aud South America with the
shipping facilities which would be af-
forded by the canal. AZ present al the
coal used on che Pacific coast be stated.
IA mined IN Australia. Japan ana Van
cQnvcr. He predicted that with an ad-
Tanogmsnt of japanese they would mo-
nopolile the coal business Of the coast
unless the canal should b built. whsn
freight rates would enable West vir-
giniA to underzell she japanese.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
MN no nls pooM.


A Chestaw fnalau shoa Fsr the Mus-
der ef Charles Hletubhy.
AxTLKRs. I. T.. May S-ChAries
Homer, a fullblood Chocsaw. was legally
shot at the Pushmasaha court grounds.
80 miles west Of here for the murdOr Of
Charles Kiotnbby. his step son. Homer
was led out Of courthouse where Feligi-
Gus services had been held and placed
on q box before the courthouse, Eve
PAGES from the door. A blindfold was
placed over his eyes and two deputy
sherifis stood ON either side holding his
hAnds. Deputy sheriff Bob jackson
dill the shooting, standing Just inside
the courthouse door. jackson missed
tho mark placed over the victims heart.
striking two inches beneath. The mur-
dorer lived for 10 minutes suffering
great agony. Homer's wife was present
but did not seem 10 Be affected 10 any
great extent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

CHICAGO, May 6.-United States
Judge Groascap and the present Federal
grand iury view che postal card dun"
case alike. AZ tbs Iast term Of the dis.
trics court the former advised Assistant
District Attorney Roeenthal to use dis
cretion in the preservation Of sersCns
who. unwittingiy. and IN many cassscn
account Of poverty, had oifesadod against
the statute inhibising postal cardA which
bear written or prinied matter, reject
ing discredit upon she recipient. Yes
teraay two or more cases Of the same
sort we're brought before the grand jury
and that body was prompt In throwing
them out.
Judge 0rosscup says that II a man
simply askn for what i due him he COM
mits no osfenae that nhonld be pun
ished. Il Il said further that the
statute IN question Il invoked chiefly BY
debtors who are dsairous Of swindling
Or getting revenge upon those whom
they owe and that the chief sufferers
are the poor and che lRnorani.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
sGREp &c WATERWoRka


City Cosaell - IndePsndsaes Takes
Charge hy Perez.
IxDEPESBExoE. Kan. May s-The
fight between the citizens and thewAiH
company .culminafed Thursday, when
the oity took forcible possession Of the
waterworks. For some time the city
cOuncii has complained that the com.
pany WAS not keeping up che pressure OF
the quality of water specified IN the
contract. A special election was hsld
last spring to vote upon the proposition
for fhe purchase Of the waterwoks. bnt
Il des defeated An aitempt was made
IN the morning 10 solze the pumping
station. but the employees wero on the
lookout and the effort failed. In tho
afternoon several officers, headed By the
mayor and AZ the oonndlmen, went 70
the station. 1hsy entered. soined the
engineer and fireman. who offered 70
dStanoe. threw thenNrs and took re-
session. A new ehkineer Is now In
charge and the waierwurks guarded
The coinpany's agent refused % turn
over any Of the keys
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
CITY Council.

Council met last night. al ,fasera
present
All reports approved.
Man allowed g ior cleaning cheml.
cal engine when oriered bysmman.
On molten Of Alderman Hfrrln .ee-
oud,d by Alderman Tabor the $3.50 "a
ditionai salary heretofore allowed ire
marshal waa discontinued.
The str ct committed vas Aulhofl.sd
70 ma'ure plan for enclosing 4 na,k
south 81 giss hall and report 81 sest
meeting.
The sum of $50 was appropriated lof
cleaning alleyF.
A eammisiee was appointed 70 con-
sull au atsornes slont revising tilt er.
dlnances and report ai neat n.seeIne.
Marshal authorized 10 "a chase a
two hoF,e wagon and ons mule.
StFee, romnisle authorised "a sea
abont ieucshr some city lanA |n ,hs Il.
tinlly efo|ltankA
/ Dtlsqprns tax lIst appp4el ah|| s..
! dosea PLACED 10 - hans oI tonn I. (.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

KANSAS CRY. May s--A special 10
The Star from Fort Scott, Kan. says
Dr. w. johnson. oolored, bishop of the
Kansas districtof tho Mount zion Baptist
church, was arrested On an indictment
BY the Federal grand jury charging him
with making false pension afildavits,
and. failing 10 give bond. he was sent O.
Sail. He enlisted a. Wyatt Hogan and
after the war changed his name g
johnson. Later, as Hogan. he secured
big back pay pensions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

Dk-Lks, May G-H s. p. Aahhy,
chairman OF the PoYulist party state ex-
ecntive committee. has called = cOnvon-
ton Of the representatives Of the Pco-
pies party 10 meet In Galveston. Tex.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. On Wednesday, Aug.
s. 1893. for the pupOsl II nominating
can idaios for governor. lieutenant gov
en- n and ether Shareholders. The basis
Of representation has been hxed 81 one
delegate Tor every 800 votes cast for
Thomas L. Nugent a. Ae last election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

WASHINGTON. May 8--The president
has issued an order extending the civil
service rules 20 the interstate commerce
commission. This brings al Offices ia
the commission here and outside Of
Washington within the classified service
except the chief executive ones. requir.
ing presidential nomination and Gun
hFnation BY the senate. The order.
which takes effect immediately. make,
q total Of gi.e0o governmental positions
now included In the ciyil service.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

FOR sALE:-Jersey cattle. I reg
istened i-yearold bull. s-yess-oid cor
with heifer calf weeks old, s-year-
old COW with heifer calf 3 months old.
I l0mon,hsOld high grade heller. VII
sell separate or ali together. Adipss
D. W spence. College station. Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

CINCINNATI. May S.-W4kmen % far
have romoved most of The wreokage
from TIE buildings Destroyed by the ex-
ploslon On Monday night. Il q appar-
enl that there are no more bodies 70 b.
found. The dealk hsl win probably ~
main At II, although several persons are
yei missing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

TRENTON. May S.--Ncw Jersey Dem
oorais met here IN state convention
Thursday and selected delegates to th
national convention. They fnvur 81
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts, 70
president, although they 10 without In
slruclion.
Tho platform favors the gold standard
divorccmeut Of che business oi hankin
from the Federal Rovemmonl, better
mont of coast defmses and strengthen
ing the navy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

LITTLE Rock. May s.-Arkansas Pro-
hibitioniata finished their state oopven.
ton by nominating J. W. Miller Of Arb.
adslphla for governor. Tho platform
declares sr FREQ silver, government
ownership Of railroads. telegraph and
telenhonea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

Ds. Leash. Hh win and IssAni soa
killed a sfaH.

Dfs AeaGhs nta WIN an4 IMAM 90
killed a. sfAH.
TUNIs. May Authorization with re
gard 70 horrible murder at sfAx has
Just been recaived here Il was triple
murder. DR.. Leach. an Anglican pro-
tesiant missionary. his wife and his In
FAINT son being the victims. The crime
was discovered Wednesday. DIR. Leach's
little son. who was only is months old.
was foand In his cradle with his throat
cut. The motive for this horrible crime
appears 10 have been vengeance. for the
gold and silver jewels Of the victims
have been found. Great CONSERVATION
prevails AZ sfax. The judicial ansh0ri-
ties have informed the procaraior Of the
public, and the Judge d'instruction at
sonzse. who win arTtFe Al Sfax to-day.
Three natives have been arrested
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
AL ovER TExAs


Waco, Tex. May e.--The case - !.
Hoidsnhelmer ". Cleveland q Cameron
ended N areraict of eis,50a.io for the
plslnli1. This caso has been IN coorl
for ~ years The litigation grew ont q
= conifaai for The delivery oi haoon.
Xheaelnaant claimed thAs the oontregl
~'..'. I1 .t2copllnR 70 is terms 1o'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

81. LoUIs. May Sine Republican
state central committee met here and de-
cided on Congressman Barthold for tenn
porary chairman Of the state conyen-
ton. which meets at Sc. Ioseph.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09
EVIDENCE AL M
seen Sasksaas TRIAL New winding Up
WIN ahs ArEamenl.

NEWPORT, Ky, May e-The end of
the Scott Jackson trial Tor che murder
Of Pearl Bryan Is now near a. hand.
The commonwealth announced this
morning Il had no more witnesses 70 Of
fer. 1 ring the trial the prosecution
called in y witnesses and the defense
ea. including The depuiiions. Theprose-
cution In rebutal called 20 and the de-
fenae followed with enc. making a total
Of io8 witnesses Arguments win BE-
gin tomorrow.
John Seward, The detective who flg.
ursd unpleaaanily " the ease. was as.
sAnllod IN the slfoeas late last night
with esgs, thrown By young men and
boya.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

HEirExHERo. May s.-The university
riding school building burned yesterday.
Fur persons wcS suffocated. others
had narrow escapes Twenfy-seyen
horses pcrished.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

NASHVILLE, May S-The Tennessee
Democrat "a their CONVENTION by
nominate Femo h. l. Taylor
for Rovcl sdelegates 10 the ma
tional c6sis h were instructed 10
work for - silver. No choice for
presidential ncminee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-09

sh0.s b intimidale the people In tns
sirsst. He wounded two other persons.
Alexander neggg was shot IN the left
leg and Katie Hynes was shot through
both knses.