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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
Electoral

- 1T VIII De seen tnat according 10
the Globe Democrat figures the
republicans have only fourteen
more votes than are necessary for
a choice. In the list it includes
Illinois, Indiana and Iowa, states
which are much more likely to go
democratic than republican. The
loss of any of these states. conced-
ing, of course, the other doubtful
states to the democratic nominee,
Would mean the defeat of McKin-
ley.
The states claSSed as doubtful
by the Globe-Demoerat are West
Virginia. Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, Nebraska, the two DakO-
tas, Washington, California and
Kansas. These states have eighty
six electoral votes. 1t is more
than probable that the democrats.
with a silver platform will carry
all these states with the possible
exception of Kansas. If the demo
Gratis should carry Illinois and
Indiana they can lose Kansas,
Nebraska and West Virginia and
still win.
The fight between tie gold
standard and the free silver forces
seems likely to prove battle royal,
and one in which every inch of
ground will be contested. Neither
side can claim the victory until
the votes are all counted .-Kansas
City World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
ARDMoRE, MONDAY, JUNE p.

THE indictment and arrest on a
charge of murder by the authorl
ties of the Paris court of the depu-
ties who in attempting, at the risk
of their own lives, the arrest of
Bill Dalton and who had to slay
that noted and desperate outlaw Is
an outrage on justice that should
not 90 unnoticed. OF course there
are none to believe they will ever
be convicted and this fact alone
makes the outrage more cOnsplcu-
Gus. At best it will cost each OF
the gentlemen arrested money
they can lily afford to spend to say
nothing Of the time. annoyance OF
being dragged and hauled around
as murderers and the heavy ex-
pense to the government. The
courts and the people generally
demanded the blood of Dalton and
they got it, probably little sooner
than they expected, but not one
moment earlier than his blood
stained record merlted. The ARD
MoRFITE has no hesitancy in saying
it is an outrage, the equal of wRicl
has not been witnessed in thli
country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
TWILL ABATTLE ROYAL.

1t is generally conceded that the
presidential race will be much
closer than was believed a few
months ago. Major Mckinley will
not find such an easy victory
as has been figured upon by
the republican leaders. A free
coinage plank in the Chicago
platform means an entire new
alignment upon "A political basis.
1t will result in a solid west and
south arrayed against solid
east.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat
admits that the republicans have
not such a walk away" as was
at first believed. 1t classes these
states as undoubtedly republican:
EIectorial Electoral
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
Mr.. Paul Galla Of GaIne.xlII..

Says have never had as much
comfort with my eyes while reading |
as now have since DR.. Schwartz |
fitted my eyes with glasses. [21tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
In Peace Prepare for War.

This is what the Ardmoreite is doing.
The latest addition is steam mot Cas- Of our
own manufacture. Both our News and Job
Presses are now propelled by q brand new
engine thus better than ever eQuipping us for
business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
--.-.-11~4-41~A~~~-.---

There is no doubt but that business is
dull and that but few Of our business men are
making more than expenses. 1t will not long
be the case. Crop prospects were never better
and with a reasonable market and full juris-
diction, goods times await all of US.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-22
our JOB DEPARTMENT

Is up to date andVve keep on hand, readyfor
customers the largest and best selected stock
of stationery ever brought TO Ardmore, while
the work we turn out is superior TO anything
10 be had in the Territory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
The New3 ~ BalGf.

Tyler, tx, Is worSins hard 70 secure
an oImil.
The Dsmocratic state central commit.
tee Il Arkansas will meet at 1t 10
Rock ON March II TO Ok the time and
place OF tho state convcntirn.
Fare destroyed King q Goldlrd's
boiling and hose establishment NJ Boi.
ton. L,ss, 100000.
A case OF smallpox was discovered in
an Italian ooArdinglouse at Middle
town. Conn
The quiircnnial conference Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church Will DO held
at Cleveland. o., IN May.
The admission Of co,ored men aud
women will DO psrplexIus question NJ
the general Oklahoma encmpment o,
the Grand Army Of the R,pul / VIII ca
will be held at Enid. MAY a. 49, and
10.
The pac ,inghouse OF the Tricity
Packing company at Divsnp,rt. Ia
was destroyed by fire. Lose $1,000
insurance. $4,000
A. o. W. rtomas, al Enghshmau,
committed suicide a. Stockdale, Tex.
Herman Dahlkc was KILLED a, Chicago
in fight with knives by his brother
Car. Carl made his oscape
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
THE FISTIC CARNIVAL.
Fitzsimmons-Maher Fight May
Come of Before Time.
OFFICERS KEEPING CLO;E WATCH.

The Hangers Are watching Texas soil,
Deputy United States AIarshais New
Mexico and Mexican Troops Are at
Juarss-How tho Analr wnl BAD Caa-
not Now he Told.
H. PAso. Tex. Feb, 10 Bob Eta.
simmons m Peter Maher will meet in
the ring in spite Of ofliiial action. and
the-o is a strong probability that several
Of the other carnival oycnts viii IN o
place. Dan Stuart 30 declares. AMI too
preparations are being made as though
no bar has been placed upon tbs ,venl
The only effect OF the action az Wash.
ington has been 70 make the promoter
and his associates more seoretivc as ~
tho plans At midnight last night much
Of the paraphernalia for the mills was
taken from this city. Great care was
taken to keep the matter quiet Tie
material presumably went across the
border into Mexico at POINT north Of
here.
Adju,ant General Mabry OF r KS
gallopcd into the city yesterday az tie
head Of a company OF ~ r'xo rangers
Their arrival caused a stir until IL be.
came known that the Object Of their
visit was TO SEQ that the Fiizimmons.
Mahes aght did not take Place on Texas
soil When lhs troops found there was
no likelihood Of their bciug called inc
action, tie individual rangers expressed
an intention Of being spectators.
The fights may take place at uny
time, although they are NO, Ii ,ely 10 be-
brought on for at least IS hours
AZ a meeting OF Dan Stuart and his
lieutenants yesterday il was decided
that on the day OF the ~ fight Bat
Masterson viii have charge q the tr an
and viii have 100 men under his orders
Jim Bates vas given charge % the
equipments and Secretary Wheelock
was made master OF Transportation
Governor Ahumada Of Chihuahua is
az Juagcz ard the story is abroad that
he has come to prevent the 6sht taking
plac'. He laughed when asked II such
was the case and declined 90 scuss q ,
aght In any way. lie sail he hai d.
clired himself once All that wa.
enough
The New Mexico border is protected
by posse Of deputy sheriifs At Juar'
e. Mex. thore Is five companies Of
Mexican national infantry.
The KALEIDOSCOPE people would doubt
less come up Handsomely rather than
have the big dght called or They ar,
already ont $ii 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

An Addres. From ~, Provisional Gov.
srnmsHt Cuba

PHILADELPHIA. Fen. iO--The Record
publishes an appeal 70 the American
people signed by President Betancour,
Of the provisional government Of Cuba
and craving recognition for tho insur-
gents. The appeal says;
"All we wish now Is to be looked
upon by the government OF the United
States as men and soldiers battling for
their birthright We Goh1t wish TO ap.
pear in the eyes Of the wosld ike ban
dts and rebels"
After rehearsing in detail the history
Of the United States struggle FOR FIRE
dom the appeal continuas;
1--WE ask the American p op,e 20
grant ne through their pre- ,iient aud
congress those rights Of beliigsrenoy 10
which. according 70 the laws OF war
aud Of nations, we are entitled. Our
armies have marched whittier they
might throughout the entire island and
for weeks have threaioaoi the strong.
hold o. SPANS power ia Cuba
emu g we capture HAva - and drive
Sp AIMS hire ngs across the sea be.orc
we are even given the righl a. men 70
fight Tor thar priceless Kilt which g i
destined should bo universally divided
among Die childreri Must we gain or
Independence be orc We are accorded
tho saction OF the world 20 labor for
l. Spain entitled to confederation &C tao
hands OF a modern. civilized and highly
progressive nation? Docs her mis- ule
Of Cuba Tor a century commend he- %
the hearts and minds o. mcr' Are IA I
hirelings hero 70 iitt NJ AMI eiu 'A.e tno
Cuban and m Axe his believe is.au pros.
peTol?
Cuba. the bleeding, appeals 20 hci
American sisters. she dnes 90 IA ia,
name OF God. Just c., evil t.ol and
OF America"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
AFTER WILLIS SCALP
The Hawaiian Minister May Be
Given His Passport.
Mr.. oLNEY ALONE CAN SAVE IT,

10 the Secretary WIN Apologize For the
Mlnisters Refusing 60 Attend thu Gel
tbration II the overthrow Of the Mon--
srcy All wni Ne Hightsd-why vi liz
R,fassd 60 No Present.
san FRANCnco, Feb l0.-Advic's
from Honolulu say that unless sccro'
lary O.ney apologies for the action OF
Minister Willis tina. official may b.
given his Tassp r, soon. Tne trouble
ysew ont OF the invitation issued by the
Hawaiian foreign office 20 tho diplo'
ina;ic corps 20 participate in tho nation
al holiday jan n. the anniversary OF
the overthrow of monarchy. Mr.
Willis REUSED 90 take pr. in the cele
bration ON the ground that President
Cleveland cid not approve the maunel
In which monarchy was ovorihrown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
AFFAIRS IN HAWAII.
julien nsyne says tho rroviioual Gov
rrumeut l. in had 'hlpe.

julien unyne says tho rrovidoual Gov
rrumeut l. In had 'hlPe.
SAN FRANcnco. Feb. l1-Julien d.
Hnyne. editor Of Tho Hawaiian. o
monthly magazine published at Homo.
lulu. arrived hero or tae steamship
Australia lie tasesa very possimistic
view Of the present government u H..
wait. and says the Japanese arc be.
coming so humorous there aud 80
firmly rooted that the islands are m
dagger Of becoming moro outpo.ti OF
japan lie said:
"rne 30 gentlemen who In 1898 stood
as godiathers 70 tho infant rcpubAc, and
who fid themselves az the beginning
OF 1896 the only support Of Hawaii
provisional government, are most un.
easy. say provisional government,
because that Is all it Is a. yet The ut.
ter failure OF the effort 90 reconcile na.
tive Hawaiians @ dis'ranchisemeni,
the sudden aggressive action Of Japan
csc residents and the independent
stand taken by Chinese ngdculturalists,
MAKE the situation anything but com.
Portable he government is like q
Ia iueishousa threatened by bank
ruptcy. and the crisis may DO delayed,
bui not long There Is a monthly d
fcit Of $4,000, and the people afi
rapidly losing faith IN the powor Of the
men no tho helm. "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
VIII AvENoe HGR DEATH.
Crssucatle C.ilrsns Aroused over the
Murder ~ rsari nryan.

Crseucatle C.tirsns Aroused over the
murder 81 rsarI nryan.
GnrENcAsrLr, Iud.. Feb 10 The
hoaiiess body Of Pearl Bryan who was
20 brual.y murdered at Cincinnati, was
brought to GreoncAstle yesterday aad
at once deposited In avault When the
news II It's arrival spread over the city
hundreds Of people went 10 the city and
Tor several hours there was a large
crowd around the door Of the vault gaz.
ing az the casset through the iron graf.
ings OF the door II the forenoon Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan. IN parent, o. the
murdered girl, hat her sisters and
brothers visited the cemetery and en-.
tered The vau.t
Mrs Bryan was so overcome by tho
sad ~ ctacic of the Leadloss trunk 81 her
daug t,r tlat she swooucd In the vault.
\ large numocr u men who were
present swote to avenge the death OF
Pearl Bryan Il the muriercrs were not
hanged by Jaw. It is believed the or
gan zauou tnus formed is only small
part ~ what will be- a large body OF mer
WHO viii take the law into their owl
hands II Jackson and Wiliing are moi
punished by law as the enormity OF Oh,
crime demands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
OR. HINES RErURNs HONE
lie GIVES an in'srs,tlng Aoeouat IT ul
stsy In Cuba

NNHN IN ANl&
SCUM BEND. Ind. Feb 40 De J..
A. HINES. for short time n econ ia
tho Cuban army. has just returned home
ami gvss an insight into the al con
diiioi Of affairs lie joined NJ. COOS
army cary in January and was cap
tur,d while In charge OF the ;e.d hos
p.tal Ia SAN Fshpe. He SAYS tho only
way the in,u-gents can hop, o win IS
by rolougirg the struggle uut.i spain
becomes exhausted and sells the islam !
or gives it away.
lie SAYS ehu Spln.sl army IL rom 1o'ei
almost * ,uuyeiy Of boy. unused 60
h, rlshipl They ara ragged, oyerNorkei,
"a Ttrng iltens, y from terrible ,ropi.
cal neat and yellow fever
He says tho prevailing notion that
tine Cuban armies are fall o. Americans
Is a mistake. D.. Hines did u,t see OF
hear OF another American wmie he was
with the insurgents. as the climate Is
such that no American con q campaign
with tho insurgents and 1--we Tie saws
the Spanish hospital at Havana has
now nesriy 100 yellow fever victims.
and the season Is only begun None
will get we'll.
Neror Leader Maco1 Is de''g,o,i as a
man ( wonderful will power and his
army is composed o. negroes who idol.
ize him. He was In Spain when tine
war broke ont and he chartered a i "a
vessel 10 take ann TO Cu1a Toe Spau'
ish government offered l.ct0l for Ma
Geo into the hands OF one o, tne mon.ot
war or the coast OF Venezuela. Tn,
captain Of the vessel accepted, tui tbs
astu and free negro caught on a.
when OIL the coast o. Cubt h. killed Gas
captain ami mate aud ran tie vesse
ashore himself
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
WILL RUN THEM DOWN.

Attorney General Harmon D,cl,r-s Him.
ssif EmphAtioally on the rrE q ghL
WASHINGTON. Feb iO.-li au attempt
Is now made by the promoters OF tho
Fitzsimmons. Maher pris q sht to pull
on" it in New Mexico the government
will prevent IL at all hazards Attorney
General Harmon says: II th,y aght on
any territory Of tho Unitel states We
will follow them 10 tae ends OF tho
earth. II necessary, TO bring them %
Justice"
Opinion appears % bs that Governor
Cnlbersou will certainly prevent the
dght in Texas. and no doubt has iufll.
ence enou with Mexican authorities
10 prevent its taking place in Mex co.
Texas will undoubtedly assume jurs.
diction Of any disputed territory on it.
border for the time being. ititcau hl def.
initeiy lnown whore the fight is % com,
of. The authorities in such a case car
arrest the pginc pals before a breach oI
the peace takes place.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
A GAMBLER SUICIDES
no first Tried 10 Hang Himself and
Then rook NIorphlne.

No first Tried To Hang Himself and
Then rook Morphine.
Fort SCOTT. Kan, Feb. l0-Howard
NJ Cummings, gambler. widely
known In Missouri, Kansas aud Texas,
committed suicide ia his room az the
Huntington hotel in this city by taking
morphine He 6rst attempted TO hang
himself by suspendiug himself with
rope from the bedpost. but failed He
was SON OF Judge J. X, Cummings,
department commander OF the Grant
Army Of the Republic Of Otlahomn Ter.
ritory and probate judge o, X ngasher
county. He was known as one Of the
most daring gamblers Of the three
states
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
SAYS SHE WILL CLEAR JACKSON
Miss Boi ineswor,h Asssris That rsarl
nfyin Killed n r.,iL

MANa nAA AhNAMnNAh NaHfffH AhaN ANNNi
nrysn Killed n rs,iL
IypiANAroiIs, Foo. l0-rne police
aud reporters have been extracting
stare uouts from Miss Holiingsworih.
She says. 81 shall be able 10 clear Jack.
s1n. lie is responsible for Miss Bryan's
coud,t ON. but not responsible for her
death do not think either that Wood
had anything to do with the case, I
became Interested in the girl becaus' l
had once known her and CHANGED TO
meet her at the Union station. She
told me what had happened aud said
J .ckson was % blame.
Wncn told her what drugs 20 get
she said she would take an injection
In Jackson's presence aud die there aud
then. so az 20 throw suspicion upon
Jacr son and set him into difficulty"
The police are trying 60 get the names
Of the druggists whom Miss Holdings
worth said she, In company with Pear
| Bryan, secured tho drugs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
Funeral Of Mr Eae,lsh.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb i0.-Ths funeral
Of William II. English occurred from
English's hotel. the late residence OF
the deceased. yesterday aud was one OF
the largest ever held in thi, city. Nc
English was the wealthiest mau in IN
city, his properly being estimated az
from i5.0O)OO0 70 100000 aud has
taken a prominent part In tno affairs OF
Indiana for half a century,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
scIooNsR FosIeR auRNIO.

The Grew iloaisd In the Dep fifty- Eight
Hours before Hciag Rrscusd.
CEDAR KEYS Fa. Feb, lO-The
scho nar Joan H. f. ter Of Philadc..
phia. with cargo OF lumber from Psn.
saco.a aud Rio de Jiuoiro, was burned
on the Hundred Idands, west Of here.
Tho snip aud cargo arr . to'A loss. Tho
captain aud crew Of seven men left the
YES 'el IN an open yawl and were after
ward rapazed. They managed TO get
on the bottom Of the boat. where they
remained for 5S hours b,f iro beirg
picAod up by the Bessie Weiss and
lnnhnl here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

MADRID. Feb i0-An immense mo-
lite exploded above this ely az $3.50
o'clocs this morning. There was a
vivid z ara C. light aud loui report.
followed by a general panic. All the
buildings were shaken aud m any win.
dows shatte d. According 20 the oh
Gals OF the Madrid observatory the ,x-
plosion occurred 20 niles above the
earth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
RAN MO THe COACH.
fifteen Persons More or les, serioudy
Hurt aud One Fatally.

NAlifNu NNNaNNa MNfF " AfHf NfNAnAHlN
Hurt aud One Fatally.
HANNnAL Mo. Feb i0-Ffteen
persons were more or les. serious y
hurt aud one cannot recover az the TO
suit Of a collision hero g ycen a Wa
bash stocktraiu am s. Louis. KeoSuk
ani Northwestern train The collision
occurred near a tunnel one mile noith
Of this city. The sto,kirain which mad
Just em' rged from the tunnel. struck
the pas-cngertrain, crashing into a,
side OF the ltiies coach and throwing II
over al embtukmsnt. almost into ;h'
MISSISSIPPI river There were 10 pa
scngrrs In tie oiach and that none wer
killed Is miracle All were more "
less brui sef.
IL j. claimed the collision was cause,
BY the engineer OF the freight train no
stoDDlng at NE crossing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

LONDON. Eco. lO.-lt ha, been ascor.
tanned that Mr., Aston dismissed the ed.
itor OF the pall Mall Ggz ,te Tor con.
slant sneers aud disparaglng comments
upon America IN reg1rd 90 the Vene.
Euela dispute.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

ST JosEPu. 40. Eco, iO.-wort
reaches herc taat IA ircc.for all dghl
at SugaTlake. No. a ow miles south NJ
here, Sunday, one man was killed arc
several Others more or less severely In
ured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

NAcoGDC CHEs, Tex. Foo. i0.-A 3.
year.old daughter Of Lee Hand, who re-
sides six miles west OF here. wa, acct
denially burned so badly as 20 cause her
death IN few hours. Her clothing
caught fire
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
- nolLER EXPLopEp.
one Mau Was killed. one Vatamy en-
Five Seriously Hurt.

PAwTucKEr, r, l., Feb. leone
man was killed, one fatally injured aud
Eve less seriously hurt by the explosion
Of boiler at Ann aud Hopo cotton
mill 40 Lonsdale today.
Patrick McCnnon was instantly
killed
Hugh McCton, fractured skull; will
die
James F.uuegan. the engineer. as.
sistaut engineer. hreman and coal cal.
ricr also hurt bat nos seriously.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

GATEsvuLE. Tex. Feb. 10 John Law
rence Ogicsby. constable. fell from a
windmill a distance Of SO feet, breaking
his collar bone. five ribs and otherwise
ininring him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
NOT AT JuARsz
Msx'oan Troops There to Prevent the
Carnival Taking Place.

AAefNh AHAfa
CHIHUAHUA. Mex. Fob. lO-Gov.
Ahumada OF the state OF Chihuahua
has taken decisive steps towards pre-.
venting the proposed pugilistic carnival
taxing place within the confines Of this
state. lie has issued orders for 1000
troops TO proceed to the border and pa.
troll the city u Juirez aud adjacent ter.
ritory during the days on which the
4 yhts are scheduled TO occar Tho gov.
ernor has also addressed a letter to the
principals and managers OF thg fights
informing them that they will positive.
ly not be- allowed 10 t-espass upon Mex.
lean soil II any pagilistic encounters
are contemplated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
AeAlNsT IApANese RuLe.
Tea thousand Rebels Rise Up on the
III nd of Formosa.

III nd of formusa.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb 10 "A dispatch
from Vladivosiock says the instruction
against Japanese rule in the island OF
FJrmosa Is spreading Ten thousand
rebels nro reported to be operating
against Tamsni. saucho and Kosuki.
Railroads aud telegraph lines have been
torn up and DESTROYED Rebels fight
with great courage ani the siNAtion IA
looked upon as being serious The gov.
ernor general OF Caiama Is N and will
be r, n aced by Saigo. minister Of ma
rine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
s1or IN The SHOULDER
Dave Putty Captured Ansr a Hot FIgh
In Montague.

Nv" 7 wv N"T0"'"I "E'"' /" ''''N - =
In Montague.
PARIS. Tex. Feb. i0,-For some time
United States deputy marshals have
been on the trail Of Dave Putty, who
Is wanted on charges Of robbories aud
otho odenses committed in the Indian
Territory. he wa, chased into T,xts
and deputy marsh found him in a
house Ia Montague county and a hot
fight resulted Ia which the house was
rdd,ed with bullets After being shot
through the shoulder Putty surrendere l..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
Two VESSELS WRECKED.
Hun Ashore During HEAVY GAies-Ten
Lives Are Loot.

Lives Are Loot.
BosroN. Feb l0-S.eamer Florida
went ashore near Amesbury during Sun
days veru storm. The steamer went
a. pieces aud seven Of the crow were
drowned
Schooner Alliancia went ashore on
Plum island and Is a total loss. Three
o. the crew drowned
IL j. believed many other vessels and
sin N crafts were wrecked, but details
cannot be- bad
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

p,iLS 70 H. attic l,c shipping
st,e ) . Htst
a - Psc, inehou eo.cs - 10 20 "a
slsaJ O. 10 carload lotE wsg0a hogN - .
for best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11
The MARKETS


enc oo F,b % Cattesllw aad inaibs
lower &c a. Steers, - 1881.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-11

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