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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-02-04
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT, T,

VIII lam Grover (Bpiere y. l.. o. Sell, j. T..
vs. }Starr Township Hooking
Matthias Cruiser. County. Ohio.
on the llth. day of December, A. u. iS05;
said Justice issued an order of attachment Ia
the above action, for the sum of so 90, and
cost WILLIAM GROV rs,
Starr, Dec. %, 1895. d3l-Sw.
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MOTHERS

and those soon to be-
come IN 9TH er 8,
should know that DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription robs
childbirth of its tor
lures, tcrrors and
dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding nature in pre-
pairing the system
FOR parturitio
Thereby labor VI
and the period of
onhn c ment are
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TEACHERS

Theschool OK amlners of II ocking CountyO
will meet at tile UNION SCHOOL HOUSE
ON the FIRST and TIL RID Saturdays OF each
month, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, except January
July and August
Testimonials OF good character will be no.
ouired ofthose unknown to the Board
O. E.GooDwIS, ,Sec.)
u ID RiCRETTs \ EX.
WE. ENGLE.Pres.>
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Barbara Il. Cook, whose place of residence
is unknown, but when last heard OF residing
at Eden, Inghan County, Michigan, viii
take notice that on the 30th. day of Decent
ber. 1895, A. q. Cook filed his petition IN the
court of Common Pleas. Hooking G unity, q.
being cause Number 2S.3, praying for u di-
vorce from said Barbara T.. Cook on the
grounds of Adultry ana Gross Nelect OF Duty
and that said cause will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of February, lSgi
A. G. COOK
by WRIGHT and PETTET,
d3l-fw his Attys.
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JOHN Z. RAUCH,


John E. Rauch, The Shoe
Man, keeps a Fine Line of
Gentlemen's Foot Wear. A
speciality made OF School
Shoes for Children. at very
Low Prices. Ladies' and
Misses Shoes and Slippers
the very best article on the
the market for the Price,
and warranted to give per.
feet satisfaction. No one
need 60 away shoeless, as
we have the Largest, Best,
and most Complete Stock
in the City to select from.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-02-04

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D''The Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined form Perfect Treatment. 25c.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

No hunting of any kind allowed
on my farm,
GOTLIEB HELLER.
June 1906.
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Logan School Examiners Meetings.

-O-
The Board Of School Examiners of Logan
Village viii hod regular meetings for the
Examination orappllcnnis 4 'ncllcrs Ce rtif- =
Gates on the Thiid Wednesday of February.
at the Ufiice ofthe Superlntendcnt, in the
School Building of said Village. EXaminn-
tiOns begin at 0:3J A. NJ, lstandurdI of each
day.
BY Order of Board ofEx.
o. w II Wrish :. Pres.
IL. Il Rayman, Clerk.
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pAM0HS Nerve and Bone Oil Cures
NJ Rheumatism. Cuts, Sores. Burns
and Bruises Large bottle IS cents.
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TEEE SHOE IAN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
scnsMs TO psfsAr MklnLsY.
American Proieouvs Association VIII
Put Lintan In the Rass.

AmsFicaa Proieouvs Association WIN
rut Linton In the Race.
sr. LOUIS. April "a scheme has
b,en sprung In this city switch its pro-
motsra declare will defeat Major Wal.
liam Mckinley for the nomination for
president OF the United sta'ei Il was
the launching Of the boom Of Congress.
man william s. Linton Of Michigan for
president by Judge J. H. ID. Stephens.
chairman oi the national advisory
board Of the American rse,artive Aaso-
citation.
Behind the booming Of Linton for the
nomination there is deeplaid plan TO
knock Mckinley out when his name
CONES before the national Republican
convention In this city In June. The
Linton boomers arc said 70 be insincorO
In advocating his nomination, and 10 Il
not thought that he believes them q
be. Bat passing the question Of ain.
cerity. Judge Stevens aud his fellow
members Of the advis y board declare
that the order 10 whoa they be.ong will
hold the balance OF poxor In the Re
publican national convention and wall
BE- able 10 dictate who shall b Toe
nominee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

The spsseh sf M. furPie the Feature
Of the senate.

wAsmSGToS. April 9.-senaior Tur-
pies speech on Cuba was the event Of
tho day In the senate. aud in many re-.
spects it wa the most picturolque and
vehement ufteranco heard on the sub.
ject
Unanimous consent was secured for
taking up a resolution for a senate in.
quiiy into the recent bond issues next
Tuesday.
A bill was passed granting q pension
Of $50 a month 20 tho widow Of Major
General Charles Hamilton.
The bill 70 adopt tho metric system
Of weights and measures was sent back
20 the committee on coinage. weights
and measures. for further consideration.
Ga the arst vote Il had a majority Of
two. but the opposition was aggressive
and after a series Of votes Il was recon.
mitied by the houfo.
The remainder Of the day was de.
voted 70 debate on the bill 10 exempt
sailing vessels engaged IN the coastwiss
trade from compulsory piloiage laws
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
whsslm.p n N. El..slsn.

MmwAUKER. April 9-one Of the
novelties brought out BY the election
here was the bicycle vote" Il IL az.
ured that the wheelmen have q major.
ity Of the council and that there is now
no:ikelihooi Of the passage Of an OF.
dinAnce that win bo at ell hard on
riders. A. present there is no blcyole
ordinance In force In this city. bu, IL ID
conceded on all sides that one will b
passed before the riding season opena.
In some Of the wards the whselmeu
took an active paS, In the campaign and
worked against aldermen who had
shown = disposition not 10 b fair with
tho men who ride wheels. In all thes,
cases. Il Is said. they were snccesaful
and helped 20 retire the objectionable
members.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

Mason. o.. April 9-MAggie Gcyer.
the pretty orgAnist In the Methodist
church here. who eloped with Rev.
John shorten, the pastor Of the church,
Lass August, has returned 20 her home
here from Philadelphia with q young
bAbe In her ArmA Her humble parents
welcomed her home. Her boy baby was
born Dec. ~ last She says shorton's
salary a. q cAnvAsser failed 10 support
both and that hia employers threatened
10 discharge him II he continued to live
with her. She says he was always kind
10 her aud that they elOped 10 escape
the ahame Of exposure.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
THE FEELING IN spain
Belligerency Resolutions caus-
ing Excited Utterances.
AMERICAN TOURISTS ARELEAvTBe

n Is said That Trouble May Break Out
Any Momsnt--Ths Unltsd states Lega-
tlon IL san Bsing Guardsd--A Fleet
b Prepared TO Take Its Departure
Upoa shart Notice.
New YoRK. April "A dispatch 10
The Herald from Madrid says affairs
look 30 serious again that American
tourists are hurFying away. The pas
sAgo Of the belligerency resolutions has
caused excited talk. A guard is still
maintained at the American legation.
but II has not been increased. The feel
Ing is prevalent that the crisis Il near
and shat the trouble may hroAs out At
any moment.
Tho captain general Of Ferroi reports
that the feet which is being organized
there IL all ready 10 so 10 sea. Tho
ships composing it are the iFonolads Pc
lAyo InfantA Maria. Teresa. Vizoaya
and oquondoi. the torpedo destroyer.
DestruotOr. and various torpedoboats
They will for the present bo supplied
with the necessary war material and
win probably start for the river orosa
next week 10 10 through q course Of in
struotion until the government decides
on their ultimate destination. The last
three named ironclads are really second
class cruiserA
A rumor Is gaining ground that Mar
shal Campos is 10 be sens back 10 Cuba,
but no confirmation Of the story can be
obtained In official circles aud Marshal
CaBpos decl nes 10 b. interviewed upon
tho subject His position Just now is q
very delicate one Contrary 10 general
belief he came back from Cuba a poor
man.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
The Result Of a Premature
Blast In Utah.

The aIss Were Engaged In Putting In
the blast Of Hack Powder whsa
the Explosion occarred-rhrse Men
Were Blown Five Hundred Fess Over
= cliG 70 the River nank.
ooDES. Utah April IA terrible
Explosion. resulting In the killing Of
seven men and tho injuring Of several
others, occurred shortly after 6 o'clock
yesterday evening m the Canon mills.
four miles from this city. The men
were employed By the Pioneer Power
Dam company and were about 10 pre-
pare Hast when q premature explo-
zion occurred.
A report wss widely circulated late
last night that there were over 200 men
near the scene Of the accident previous
to tho explosion. and It is generally be.
lieved the loss Of life has been fal
greater than AZ frst reported
Foreman Dan Moran was leading
hole for a bias, and had sprung is SOW
eral times with giant powder 30 as 4
get in q large quantity Of black powdsr
and il Is supposed the hole had not suf
hciently cooled. When the aociden
occurred three men who were assisting
in the work were thrown 500 feet over
elf. alighting on the river bank. Doc
tors went Immediately 10 the scene an,
the killed and wounded were brough
10 this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
TAe CHINESE Catastrophe.
Soldier. niowa Up BY the Enplu.lon Of
= Magazine.

VANCOUVER. B. C.. April 9.-The
steamer Empress Of Japan. which has
Just arrived from the orient, brings fur.
ther particulars Of the terrible accident
in which large number Of Chinese
soldiers were killed BY the explosion at
kiang Gin. Two regiments ravolted,
aud a. a signal from their leader seized
the guns Of the fort and proceeded 10
kill all officers and \ new reei nent Of
soldiers recently arrived. In the midst
Of the massacre the magazine exploded
and al hands were blown 70 pieces,
Two hAttallions must have been swept
out Of existence. a. not one soldier lived
to tell II the magazine went OF By 40
cident or designedly. All men within
100 yards Of the magazine were killed
BY flying shells The story Of the mu-
tiny is told BY those who watched II
from y distance. Bssides an immense
quantity Of shells. 1900 pounds Of
powder was stored In tho powderrOom.
Captain Keo, who was sent 90 com.
mand the batileship. found them shock.
ingly demorAlized and all sorts Of crime.
were being practioed In the garrison
town HIS attempt cost him his life
Several celebrated officers Of the lat,
war were killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
A.srn,.a md. R..lrn.,lnn.

NEw YORK. April e-The resignA.
ton Of the Rev. DR.. Henry A. stinson
As pastor Of the Broadway Tabernacle
was presented last night at q large
ly attended meeting q she members
Of the church and after some debate
was accepted on ballot BY = majority
Of i40 10 100. DR.. Stinson came here
three years ago from 81. Louis. and ~.
sumed the pAstoraie Of the Tabernacle.
Last fall he advocated a scheme for the
church extension In this city which aid
not meet with the approval Of a major
ity Of the members Of the church.
Several other minor differences aroso
between pastor and laymen and ~ . 70.
suit DR.. stinson declared his intention
20 resign last Sunday. A meeting was
called 10 consider the matter with ths
above result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
Smaller Capital sioet.

WASHINGTON. April o.-Representa.
tive VanVoorhoos has reported 70 tho
house from the banking and currency
committee a bill 90 permit tho organi-
Eaiion Of national banks with a capital
Of not less than aO.OoO IN cities Of 1000
inhabitants. Under the existing law
the minimum stock repaired for or.
ganizaiion Of a national bank is go, 600
In some sections Of the country. says
the accompanying report. there has
been 4 growing need for bank issuses q
well other banking accommodations In
small towns In which e50.0OO cannot
readily b. raised for banking purposes-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

wAsHw0ToS. April 0. -Four con.
tested election cases have been decided
BY house elections committee. No. B.
In only one case was the report adverse
20 a member now holding tho seat, that
Of Murray ". Elliott. from tho First
South Carolina. which Is favorable TO
Murray. The other cases were;
Johnson W Stokes. Seventh South
Carolina. In favor Of Stokes; Koarby W.
Abbott. Sixth Texas. in favor Of Abbott;
Ratlif Va Williams. Fifth Mississippi.
In favor Of Williams In the last case
the contestant did not make an appear
anoe and minority reports were hled In
al Che ntharA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

LONDON. April "A Paris dispatch
10 The Daily News says a French resi-
dent Of Cuba writing 70 The Soire
draws a lamentAbls picture Of the fero.
cious character the war has assumed un.
der Weylsr. Ee believes that the reb-
els viii eventually shake OF the Spanish
rule.
He contends that weyler allows the
troops 10 shoot and bayonet all villagers
suspected Of hAEboring insurgents
"a few days ago" he continues. "a
band Of volunteers. infuriAted by the
resolutions Of the American senate. shO,
Ex sons Of an American farmer At Cast.
guas The United States consul gen.
sFal Il inquiring into the matter"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
Natsce by Publication of Final
Account.
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To all Persons Interested In the Estate
Of Mary A. Nillman, receased
w. d. Lawrence, administrator OF the
Fsiaie Of said Mary A. willman, de-
eessel. has filed IN the County Court
~ nrasos county his Final Account OF
the condition of said estate, together
win an application TO be discharged
AZ administrator thereof, and f1r par
lillon and distribution OF said e.taie,
which viii be heard by onr said court
an The 2 4 Monday In April, 4. u. lSei,
same being the 20lh day II April A. d.
lsQ6. At the Court House of said Bras
"a county in the city Of Bryan at which
lime and place al prrsous interested ~
said estate are required 10 appear aud
contest said Fihal Account and Appli'
cation, u they see proper.
witness: J. W. Barron, Clerk OF the
csnniy Court Of Bralos county.
/ Given under my hand aud the
l.. = seal Of said Court az my Office
N Rrvan on this the 2Sth day Of March
A. y. 1895. W. hAnRoS,
Clerk County Court Brazos Go. Tex.
py 4. J. Butler, Deputy. ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
TIE NEWS m sRleF.

Senator Allon OF Nebraska says thai
no Is not a candidate Tor president on .
Popuhst platform.
The Theosophical society convention
will be held in New York. instead Of In
Chicago. April 20 aud 81.
Commander Boo,h.Tucker Of the
United States salvation Army has
taken out his first papera
Sixty men tried 10 lynch Dr.. Ryder,
who murdered Miss Owens. al Talbat
ton. Ga The aitemnt was frustrated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
OF the MnlIcan Murder and
Suicide.
A DYNAMITE BLAST
THE LAST ACT IN & ERARRUL sue.
cEssIoN or CRIMES. TWENTY
STICKS OF DYNAMITE
Blow the Old Man Brooks into
Eternity, Making Frag.
ments of His Body.

Special Correspondents to The Eagle.
MILLIcAN, Tex, April Go
down to the darkest pits Of hell
and there search the black smoked
criminal volumes Of that internal
region and you will not find there
recorded a darker crime than was
enacted at the depot here last
night just as the northbound pas
senger train pulled up at the de-
pot at 2:l0 o'clock. Arthur
World had come TO town accompa-
MED by Miss Mollie Brooks from
the Green & Olive quarry, two
miles south OF town, and purchas.
ed tickets to Bryan, ostensibly to
get married. The old father Of
Miss Brooks, hearing Of the elope-
ment, came in pursuit red hot
with rage, reaching the depot just
as the couple attempted to board
the north board train. The
father Of the girl shot with a.
calibre Winchester The ball
pierced her breast just as passen-
sengers heard her cry, Papa,
don't kill me- and staggered
backward, falling full length
upon the ground where she died
instantly under the glare ofthe
station lamps, the horrilied spec
tators witnessing her last convul-
sive struggles and sickening gasps.
Immediately after the first shot
Brooks fired at World twice, one
shot taking effect in his chin, and
which will not prove fatal.
Seeing he had killed his only
daughter, Brooks made haste 4
the quarry and arranged for self
destruction in the most terrible
and anihilaling manner. He ha'
charge Of all the powerful blastinl
material and was called the "pow
der monkey" lie tirst wentto th
house Of some Of the resident
there and told what he had done
then went 10 the magazine, 60
twenty sticks Of 40 per cent. dy
namite, went i50 yards south q
the quarry store, and placing th
dynamite on the ground, lit th
fuse, lay down on il and awaite
the result which absolutely bel
gars description. AS you al
proach the spot where the ierribl
work was done fragments Of III
, body may be seen lying 200 yard
: away. One leg, the head, on
. font and part Of the spinal cOlum
4 could be recognized. They wei
found 200 yards wway from tn
J. spot where the explosion occurred
+ Arthur World is one OF the eng
neers at the quarry, and is spoke
of as a good young man, aud hi
. only crime was an attempt TO eloI
= with the young lady, who was
d pretty young glrl of ~ years, an
was well respected. The lamil
!. ofold Mr.. Brooks came original
= from Iowa. They are well know
at Quarry Station aud Ledbelle
where they have resided for some
4 orc years. Old man Brooks had q
i ways opposed the marriage Of b
!, daughter TO anyone, and has sa
d ii she ever married her won
q kin her, but the majority of 4
s nnnnln here do not hnlinrn he
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
EXPULSION or MISSIONARIES
Ths ssAsns Il ae Rsplass Rrsesslanl,
ana Catholics with Rulsian Fri.siA


Ths scheme fs - Replace RrslsslanlH
and Catholics with Rulsian Frl.siA
CoSsrkETEoPLR. April p.-It now
appears, according 20 q ssmioficiA
statement. that the Turkish govern
ment bases its action In expalllng o. a.
lowing the expulsion BY the local an.
thogitios Of Biilis Of tha American mis-.
siOnasy. Rev. Mr.. Knapp. on an under.
standing reached between the porta and
United siates Minister Terrell Il Il
added that IL was agrood between the
government aud Mr. Terrell thai Mr.
Knapp was 70 leave Biilis April I. hat
a. that missionary took no steps 10 de-
part. the local officials Of Bitlin politely
invited him % leave. AZ that time the
United States charge a afiaires. John
w. Riddle. had no official oxpianAiions
on ths subject
Rev. Mr.. Knapp has loit DiarbekiE
for Aleppo. and from there. unless che
plans Of the Turkish government are
interferod with. the American mia,ion-
airy may Be ''invited" 20 80 10 Alsxan.
dretta 90 he may embark upon a steam
or there.
It's generally believed here that The
expulsion Of Mr. Knapp l. only tho afsi
step taken By the sultan IN The direoilon
Of the expulsion Of al Protestant and
Catholic missionaries, a well a. agents
Of tho Red Cross society. from Ar
...a..fa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

DAYTON. April "A. Brown. editor
Of the Dayton Leader. was waylaid
while entering his own yard BY two un.
known men who shot five times At him,
two Of the shots taking effect. one in
his log and one In his back. the latter
being dangerous His printing Office
was entered and type scattered th5Fugh
the town. His assailants are thought
20 BE- members Of a political ring he has
been attacking In his paper. Blood
hounds are on the track Of the sooun.
drnla.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

Hor sPRm0s, Ark. April 9.-The
elovo contests held At the opera house
last night were witnessed by abon, 1900
people. The principal bout was between
Jack McAulitIe and Harry Pigeon. Al
though MoAulide outpointed Pigeon
the contest was decided draw BY Ref.
cree Pierce at the end Of the fourth
rnnnh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
WILL sE SHOT.
Jess cahsFA Roqus. who Wa Formerly
In oomss' Bsdyguard.

HAVANA. April 9.--JOse CABRERA
Rogue. formerly In MAximo Gomez
bodyguArd. viii b shot in the Cabanas
prison this week. His right leg was
Amputatsd after his capture. Hsis a
spaniard. On account Of his inhrmity
several wom'n and the bishop Of the
diocese are working 20 obtain respite
Of his sentence.
The capture Of . camp at II Airiba,
in the provinces Of Santiago de Cuba il
Also reported BY General Barges. In
this engagement the insurgents Lost "a
killed and two Of the Spanish force
were wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

SAN Francisco April e.-The an.
nuAl meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company 70.
suited IN the reelection OF the old board
Of directors without opposition Tho
directors will meet AZ once % cleo, Of.
ecers G. r. Huntington viii undoubt-
cdly be reelected president Of the oom.
...n.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

CHICAGO. April e.-Fre caused $780,.
900 damage In the J. II. swartl block
on Madison street here The upper
iiooFs arc ontorely burned out The
frst foor and basement is badly dam.
aged. The loss falls chiefly on J. j.
BwartE. owner Of the building. and A.
Ellling, q olock manufacturer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
oouf....a ,A. cs.na

LKAvRNwoRru. Kan. April g.
Young Charles LAmborn and Annis
Lamborn. his sister. who are In jail
here charged with the murder or cOm.
plicity In the murder Of their father,
have confessed 10 having actively a.,
sisted Thomas Davenport. the lover d
the girl and the friend Of the brother
in the crime.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

PARIS. April e-Considerablo irrita-
ton against Turkey have been aroused
here by the reports from Constantine
pie and l. rndon that the sultan has de-.
oided TO expal all Roman Catholic aud
Protestant missionaries from Asiatio
Turkey. The newspapers have tAkOn
up the question ~ one directly and
strongly affecting Christianity and as
calling for prompt and effective action.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
oesbs,, r,raod Loo.e.

81. LOUIS. April 0-James J. Cor.
bott and his sparring partner Mike Con-
ley were arraigued for giving a spar
ring exhibition. but Prosecuting At
torney Mulvihill entered q nolle prosse.
telling Judge Murphy that he felt cor
tain 10 would bc impossible 10 secure a
oOnviction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

LONDON. April An newspapers
here give prominence 20 the reports Of
the meeting yesterday Of the Armenian
Relief committee, presided over BY the
Duke OF Argyle. 20 protest against the
proposed expulsion from Asia,ic Turkey
Of Protestant and Roman Catholic mis-
sionarloa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

OMAHA. April Q. e.-Ex.City Treasurer
Bolin pleaded not guilty In the district
court Of embeztling $4,000 from the
city Of Omaha The trial win probably
continue several weeks. aud some sen.
sationd Developments indicating the
disposition Of the missing funds are Ap.
pretended.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10
An Amsr.eaa AmoaE che Nambsr.

CArE TowN. April 9.-Gardneer
Williams, an American engineer and
manager Of the Do Bsrs mines. Il
among the members Of the reform com.
mit,ee, who had been committed for
trial az the next session Of the high
court Of Pretoria on tiso charge Of high
treason In participating in the uprising
af johannesburg
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

FRMERs BRANCH. rcz.. Ar-il a.
Postmaster w. r. Tnrhipseed IL in.
formed by the postofice department a
Washington chat a postmaster cannot
stand for the legislature. dc with.
drew from the race. and thinks his
friends for their support
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-10

tended to kill her, but was shoot
ing at Mr.. World. What could be
found Of the old mans body
and the remains Of his daugh-
we're buried this afternoon. Mr..
Brooks leaves seven small mother
less children without a home Or
any support whatever.