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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09
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gbenfo baben mir elm groBes 2ager
bon allen @orten BON Derren., Oas
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mif6ube ftir ihIedtes Wetter. GpreAi
In unierem neuen Store Dor.
@inbereIla 6 9ubspaIaf.
213 Mlamo. pIasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09
Yboto0raphien

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balten. benn ole feline Nrbeiten finb
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fen.
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IA sabren In No. 5l3 Oh 0oufton
StraBe.
8ute Mrbeit, tein 6Rmbug.
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9as eble Some Star Bier.

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tuei@es tn bem Mafe erfrifd5t uno
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Mber and TIM 2Siutsr tbut es bic bprs
trefHidhftem 9tenfte. 60 TIT mDturiid3,
bah iueOer 2Sbtsfeb nudb 0Setu ben
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tparmea, oaS tbut mar 8ier uno bef.
balb sreifen ,man anm Gone etar, eas
an Cite umiibertreffitdb TT.
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Der 6efte ssrentto aaf Groe,t.

Ssit brsiBis Sabren baben iid Tutt's
Biqsn oils elm Sessn fir siuen jebsn Sn'
palioen erwisien. Sis iino nit &e4t elm
6rsunb bss &ranfsu ,u ,euueu.
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Ralaria, 8srfOpfuu9 unb idmmtlids
samit osrwunpts 9rantbeiteu bur4
Sutt'S &eber - YtMett
poHftanot0 fmrtrt tutspem.
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Malt : Nntrime

famn burtb fetn anSereS 9unic eriett
tuercen; es itebt mnter ben taaieuDen,
tueld,e TIM Wurfte iino, o zen n.
Veriud,t 60 tsno bet GrfolS fann ntd,t
ansbletben (ntdbt beranid,sno). Vrd'
partrt BON Der Mubenier Snt@
Breipina &c., ct. xpuiS, WD.
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Warum nidt bic Teiertase 81
Tanie uerbringen I?

0ie so. &. & 8. +. 8abn oferirt
uiebrige Staten unb comfortable &eiie
nod alen Stdbten in ben itib6ftliden
Staaten. Runbreiies8ilette gum 8er>
fauf am 21. unb %. DECEMBER, gtilti8
fur breiBig Sage bonn Berfaufstage an.
Wsgen ndberer Ausfunft menbet
gud on %. q. Grub.
g. 9. 6 8. a., W. Sc. & 8. 8abH,
Dallas, $egaS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09

geraspfuns uerurfa@t bic 6alfte bs
SSrouentrantbeiten. aarl'y 6lseeg
Root 3bee ia elm gutes Ntttei essea
gerftopfuns. Gum Bertauf bet 9al'
teuer s. S9udarb. Sames Glasin, Z.
Spelsiip, Y. GOhu 8 g., =. Stetx,
Central Drug 6tsre, Z. SGnstts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09

e6le6ies BIut. gerHopfuns. aeber..
unb Nieren. 2eiben perben bur6 aarl's
Glcber &opt 8hee turirt. gum Ser,
lauf bel aalteper & Sdu9arb, Samea
@lauin, &. s. @penefp, q. gobn q
Co., y. Stein. Central Drug Stssa,
y. &4Hsppe.
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Malt . WMtrfnf

erseu8t 8lut. TIT fol8lid5 ein 9pnie,
iueld9eS ieoer Slatarme, jung DOer
alt, triRfen iOllte, (utd5t berau.
fdenb). Pr1partrt. BON Der Mnben.
icr.8uidb 8retuins Co., ct. &untS.
Mu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09

@apt. GmeHnep bsn ber Ber. @.
armee, Sau Diego. Sal. faet: Gtb
Iob's gatarrb &emebp iif bie erRe wss
biain, bie mir gut setban bat. preis g
Gents. Gum Berfauf bel &alte3er q
59u9arb, Sames GloDiu, Z. 3. epeb
Isifp, Y. gebn & &c., p, @teia, Geo.
tral Drug Store, q. S@me$ee,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09

Sn bemfeIben 2otale befinbet R& eta
Jii@. nmS Mmftern M art.
8dsIi9 groBe auswobI ton frifGeH
Sii1en, Muifern, WiIb. @efHeeI
alIer Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
8efelIuagen fur Gleif@ unb Slid u.
uerben in irgenb einem Sbeile her
Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09

Die elesantefe gluswabl bon
Siamanten, 8olDs nnb Silbermaaren.
nbren. Opernsldfern unb pielen anbe:
rem altiteln. bic fi6 au Weibna1tsges
i6enfen eignen, fiubet man In benz re-
nommirten @eiddft DON Gebr. Sri.
Ser, No. 304 %. sgommerce.S StruBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09
Naattbies Srps. Tleiides,

NO. 507 Oft.6oufon trabe,
Nur bas bor3iisIi6fe @inb,, S@ais
unb Sdmeineii eiieii6.
Spe5ialitdt: SungeS aaIbFeiiG.
AQe Nrten BON @urR. S@infen,
3unge. S1maI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09

Grast Cures Mrjt, Druasinsn 80
Cure Sreuube mad ebiIsb'e Gaye &
GoHiumption. 6ie perbsn q smp5ee
len. Gum 8erfauf bet 9slMDss =
S9u9arb, Sames Glasin, 8.
speaeifp, r. @Obu D Co.. }. G4el8s
Central Drug Store, q, @&wsees.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-09
Cages Weuisteiten.
IN ! q II b

- Die bOrIidtige 3urhdbaltung,
bic Der prdfibent @Ieuelanb in ieiner
yOtl6aft in 8e5ug duf bic @uba, Grage
innesebalten bat, bat I'M ean3en 2anbe
cine getpiRe Berfimmung berpor.
gerufen, befonbers aber in Wafbing,
ton. Man glau6t. baB bon beiben
Sdniern bes aougreKes Der Cuba.
Grage ge9enil6er cine iddrfere Sonart
an9ejD DldgeH nerbeu nirb.
sM &eprdieutahfenbanie ipurbe
bic Bill 20a6S bon Galifornien ali9ss
tiommea, meide bic ,8ennBnng bon
Briuat Yeiffarten CUR 8ortO. &ate bDn
einen1 Gent geitattet.. Oie Bill tritt am
l. Suit 1897 In &raft.
- 4as Mppeuationsgeri6t bon
9eutudp in 6rautfart bat iest 6as Sc,
iud bes Scott Sadion, eines Der
M6rber Der BearI 8rpait, UNI Inbe.
raumung eines neuen proee6es als
uubegrunbet abgelebnt.-
- Sn Waibington nirt aagemein
lebbaft befpro6eu, baB bic 6 republis
fanii9en 5ilbers 5euatoren benz eriten
parteis@aucuS na1 benz Mieber3us
fammentreteu bes @ongreRes ofentatiu
fern geblieben inb. gs fnb bies
Seller, Subois. pettigrew, Mantle,
Cannon unbssquire.
- Sn Nem Ourt purbe Der berii6s
tiste @9minbIer. 6dIf6er unb 9o9s
fapler Wm. s. galentine 3u 10 Sab.
rem 3u6tbaus nerurtbeilt. 8aIen.
tines 59minbeleien unb nRteri9las
gungen iOilen fi9 auf eine Snmme BON
50, 100000 belaufen.
MuSll
= 0ie 0ollfredung bes lrtbeiIs
gegen ben tpegen 3eugniBbermeigerung
perurtbeilten Hebatteur @ieie BON ber
yGrantf. &c.," 1T peri9oben tporben,
bis bic @nti1eibung auf bic 8erufung
meeen be8 sauaen in Nnmenbung &C.
bradten 3eugHib3wausspsrfa ers
folgt 1T.
= SIN 8erliner Sdanlpielbauie
fanb unter sreBem 9eifaa bic erfe 4ufs
ftibrung bon grnf b. MiIbenbru9s
Drama ,Seinrih w. DON 9eutf9.
lamb fatt. 3aiier Milpelm bradte
oem Si6ter nod SGfuB Der 8oritet.
lung seri6nlieb feine 8Ihdmaaf9s
bar. ---
= Der intereFanteRe 9beil bes ieBt
beenbi9ten Yerllner .Berihterfatter'
prp3efes@ mar bas @eifdnbniB BEG
r&epolper.S Sournaliifen" unb Gpibels
BON 4ibolp. Serielbe siebt on.
| boB 2edert, elmer ber mitansetlagter
Sournoliften, bas Waterial au ben 4r.
| liteln gesen @raf Botbo BON Cullen.
burg liefsrte, tpobei Qedert noreab.
Staatsietretdr b. Marf6al babe BIZ
| Snformation infpirirt. Nls Waioi
| Saui6, ber @bef Der poliiii6en Poli'
8ei bies bur1 2nBow erfubr, lei er auBel
iid) Dor 6reube sepeien, ba er ben
| Staatsfefretdr b. Wtari9aa ni@t grtiu
mar. gr ertl1rte, er uerbe bic 9an3t
-@ei9i1te BEN @rafen pbilippp. Cullen
burg, benz beutfden Gefanoten IN
Oefterreid, mittbeilen, UNI ibn bon ben
Sntriguen beS MiniiterS bes Nusmdr'
tisen su tiberseuaeu. CT gebente ben
Grafen pbilipp 5u beitimmen, 9aes
! bem 4aiier mitautbeilen. bamit Jrei'
berr b. 8ieberfiein uniddt lid gema41
Derbe. b. Sanfh bena6ri@tigte ben
8rafen b. gulenburg unb biefer ner'
ipru6, nod Berlin au fommeu. Durd
bas ener9ifGe 8orgehen bes NuSmdr,
tigen Nmtes murbe Wfaior b. Sauif
oann seawuasen. b. 2hbom 3u per'
! haften.
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9lns 6ouauo tommt bic gtadrit

- 4nS bauana tommt bic Na9ri@t.
baB Antonio Maeeo. Der grobe
Snfureenteafibrer. bel Mariel, ON
n6rbIi6sn gnbe Der ~8re6a", i'm
Sample segen bic Sponier gef q /.
len in. Wtit ibm fiel Grancisco 60
mes, Der sobu bes Generals Morimo
@r me3. WaceoS Bob IN elm i9merer
Shlag fur bic Sniurgenten.
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sSoroam Brothers,
3eftamratenre tn Gdols' &alpum NAB
Salmeu s@arten.

liefern tdsIi9 frii6e NuHern aus
Der Shale, elm feiues Dinner fhr 2y
Gents uub fibren ioniiise grtra Be.
iielIungsn in furser 3eit aus. Aae
GeIitoteKen Der 5aiion Rnb su babea.
Die beaen uuo biIliefes preiie In Der
StQbt.
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Npti3
oes Staats> Hno County. Solicitors.

Den Steuer3ablern pirb hierbnr6
ange3eigt. baB bic 5taats. unb @ountp
ad valorem. Shnls unb 6opfsSteuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 iebt fdllis finb.
Sofe @affiano.
Gteuers Solicitor BON Berar gountn.
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@riber Bros. fiab prottii&e
SumeI,ere unb rhrmader uno ftt3ren
ale Guftr1ae unb bic ibnen anpsrfrais
ten arbsitsn prompt uub iauber aus.
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Malt : Wutriue.

Sebermann iollte es trinfen, nabr'
bait, frdftiaeno uub ntbt beraus
idbenc. Rrdparirt uon Der Mubeuiers
8uidb 8retutag &c., ct. 2pmiS, Mp.
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= Sn Berlin ftarb am 8. Sesem.
Der Der berporragenbe Statiiiiter Or.
@rnft gngel. Der fiibere 9iieftor bes
ftatiftifden &ei6samtes In Berlin, I'm
Mlter bon IS Sabren.
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PaNa8es3iaette aaer alrt
Waa nne bon Gmropa

SEPT III bie 3eit, 9idets au taufen
unb Wermanbte unb 8efannte aus bey
alten 0eimatb beriiberfomr1en 40 Iaijen.
Wegen genauer SnfOruation ueubs
man ii@ on
20. 8. Dpmme
9eneralsp pafaeiersasent bet AealIors
Oampfers 2iuie, ss
523 @ai 6oufon straBe, Gdn Mxs
tonio, 9eras.
Dffi3ieller Agent fiir ole europ6is
fbeu 0ampfer 2inien.
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Gr5ablt eS Gmren SrennNea, Dah
tuir eS eublid, su gtonOe bradbten,
uamlidb bas pprsiislibfse Tonic Der
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

Brazos county delegates TO demo.
cratic State convention at Fort Worth
on Aug. Il;
IF Eaves. A q Board. A c BrietE, S.
r. Henderson, NJ G Buchanan, c S
Jones, \ Cotman, Jesse Lloyd, o P
MeRoy, Chas Vesmirovski, Peter
Thomas, Jim Mathis. VB Hudson, l.
/. McInnis, Malcolm Carnes, W : How.
eli, ] " Benson, John Tanber, Ed Hall,
] Q Tabor, W Nipprecht, q K Tabor,
J 2 Mitchell, T c Num-. J A Hester, V
b Hudson, " c Boyelt, R X Cha1hom,
c S Gamer, r NJ smith, B r Bullock,
A W Buchanan, T ? Boyelt, L J Foul
tain, J n Henderson, W Thurman,
Thos Frame, Mike Hannidn, G A
Glenn, T. P. Gentry, J. W. Gallon, G
W McMichael, VIM Jericho.
To senatorial convention at Hearne,
Aug. 4;
OP MeRoy, l. Fountain, Malcolm
Carnes, VIM Mcdonald, W Z Saua'
ders, SIS Kennedy, Bob Adams, W G.
Boyett, ca Adams.
To judicial convention At Hearne,
Aug. I;
JE Butler, S r Henderson, + P Nil
Ter. A ] White, 4 q Tabor, L Melon
ala, W S Howell, W h Saunders, A A
BenbOw, " G Boyett.
TO representative convention At Mad
isonville, Aug. 5:
Mike Hannlau, Dave Lloyd, Thl
Smith, J W Gallon. Dr Addefhold,
J White, L Mcdonald, Tom Frame,
s Kensedy, Chas Ralco, VIC BCye
u w wippreeht, Geo h Tabor, s
> Henderson, Mark Wilcox.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31
FttEEHBF4I8EAST
Silver Party-Wm Conduct a
Vigorous Campaign.
STEVENS TELLS faP THE PLAN.

He Says the Hest spsahsra ObtalnAbls
WIN Ne Turned Loose In New York
and New England States senator ,.
NJ. ThuFston WIN Open the eampAiga
In Kansas. -
DENVER. July 30. Il. N. Stevens,
who viii have charge of the campaign
Of the silver party With heAdquarters at
Washington. d. c., hAs returned 70
Denver. IN
I'VE viii conduct asvigoroas cam.
faigp from tho word go, said Mr.,
Stevens. -'sspoakcn viii be sent out
and silver liteTaturo distributed every.
who're. wS'will have tse best orators
70 the country and a. a rule they win
beRen who formerly allied themselves
with the Repubfioan party. We pro-
pose to swamp New York and the New
England states with. speakers. The
goldmen viii find thsy viii have bust
ness enough 70 attend TO at home. W.
can't meet money with mone5, bnt wo
can meet money with organization. The
committee Of the silver party VIII work
in perfect harmony vlth the Democratic
party"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31
Weekly Subscription COllec-
tfOns.

Any candidate for the Eagle wagon
who desires to secure the benefit Of cOu.
pons 30 obtained, can cali at this office
aud secure lists Of delinquent subscrib-
ers at any poslofioes desired, together
with blank receipts, and for every dol
lar turned In 10 US tickets will be 10
sued to the party making the collection,
provided, Of course. the subscriber is
willing. Subscribers have the right TO
dispose Of their coupons as they please,
and 40 collector is authorized 10 gc
against their wishes. This offer to can.
didates is free 10 all and some have
already taken advantage Of il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31
FIGHTING The RAILROADS.
kansas city stirred Up over the Dis
erin,ination In Grain Rates.

Kansas City stirred Up over the Dis-
erimination In Grain Rates.
kansas CrY. July SO.-The board Of
trade Of Kansas City. Kan. has TO
newed its fight agains, the railroad com.
panies on account Of alleged gross dis.
elimination against Kansas City in
rates on grain. The board Of trade
claims that the rate from Kanss points
70 ST. Louis in some cases is from 10
cents per 100 pounds lower than the rate
from the same points to Kansas City.
The board has succeeded In getting the
city council to sign a resolution protest
ing against these alleged discrimina.
tions, and has in addition laid its com.
plant before the state board Of railroad
commissioners at Topeka.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

PERRY, O. T., July SO-Near Ralston,
ON the Arkansas rivor, Bill Harm and
John httleface, two Indians, fought
Tor their squaws. Harm accused Little.
face Of trying TO steal his wife, and
Lttlcfacc in tum accused Harm Of tr-.
ing 10 olopc with his squaw. Both men
viii die from injuries received. Both
sQuaws 30, mixed up In the fight and
received serious injuries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31
Nor Mckinley

CANTON, on July SO.-The r. b.
Hayes club Of the Twenty.third Ohio
regiment viii visit Major Mckinley on
Aug. 5. This club is composed Of sur.
vivors Of McKinley's old regiment and
the membership is general throughout
the state.
Judge Advocate General Matt II. FL
hs Of the national staff Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic at Yonkers, n.
y, Is one Of the thousands Of Demo
Gratis who write they viii support Nc
Kinley, and Mr.. Ellis contends: "You
shall not slay American labor with q
silver sing"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

SULLIVAN, Ind. July sO.-The mine
u the old Pittsburg Coal company at
Hymora, Sullivan county. was burned.
A committee Of the miners OrganiEa.
ton visited the mine Wednesday and
sought to induce the mon at work TO
quit, but they refuIed. This morn.
ing about O'Clock she waschman was
captured, carried some distance away
and the wurkS-burned. The plant was
equipped with the best Of machinery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

STAMFORD, Conn. July @.-The j.
B. Hoy estate. involving $1,000. 900. AZ.
ter being in the courts for seven years,
is 20 bo settled An agreement has
been made between tho parties and
within one month the entire estate will
be disposed Of This is the case in
which Timothy II Porter one Of the
executors. has figured so prominently.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31
Notice.

Having worked in the fruit bus.
iness for eight years in BralOs
county, and tested many varieties,
| will make it TO the interest Of
those who may want TO put out
trees this fall or winter. / am
working the Sneed nurseries at
Tyler, Texas. All trees guaran-
teed true TO label. 24m3
J. II. WHITE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

CHICAGO, July 90. -Eyidence tending
to substantiate the charge Of police cor.
ruption In Chicago Is in possession Of the
Civic Federation. A movement is on foot
to secure an investigation Of the police
department similar 10 the Lexow com.
mittee Of New York. Charges include
specific cases, extor.ion Of money from
unfortunaies Of the city and Of proteo.
tion Of criminal and semicriminal class.
e.. Captains, LeutenAn.s, seargents,
detectives aud patrolmen are included
in the roll 4 dishoner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31
BAO AfFARs Ar cRIppLe cRElK.
Onieiais Attacked For Torturing Citizens
and Letting Others Go Fr.e.

DENVER, July SO.-A special from
Cripple Greek is 10 the effect that a
reign Of terror exists in that town and
that a violent attack on Town Marshal
jim Marshall and Police Magistrate
Robert Mullen was made. Il Is asserted
that the marshal makes regular assess.
menis on the gambling fraternity and
that respectable and lawAbiding citizens
are thrown In Jail, tortured and fined
without even proiense Of a warrant Of
authority. For several months, it IL al.
legged, outrageous acts ON the part Of
several Of the city officials have been
growing more frequent, and 50 com.
pletely have the police terrorized tho
people that they have not even dared to
criticle the acts Of the officials. Among
those who have been persecuted are the
boy preacher" Rice, and his wife.
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TtxAs PRoHlBITloNlsrs
They Meet At Dallas aud Nominate
Pull state Ticket.

rhsy Meet At DalA. aud Nominate q
Pull State Ticket.
DALLAS, July s0.-The state Prohibi.
tion convention met here yesterday. ].
NJ Dunn Of Axten was made chairman
Only about so delegates were In attend.
ance. After the adoption Of platform
the following state officers were nomi.
mated.
For governor, Randolph CLARK, Waco.
For lieutenant governor, Rev IL
bradford, Dallas
For attorney general james h. Goff.
Austin.
For comptroller, W. I. Clayton. Gal.
weston.
For treasurer, Jerome W. Henderson,
Sulphur Springs.
For land commissioner, w. Manning,
Canton.
For superintendent public instruction.
Dr. r. @. Burleson. Waco.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

AuousrA, Ne, July 30.-Tho Demo.
cratic state executive committee decided
70 hold another state convention a
Waterville, Aug G, to choose a guber.
material candidate in place Of Mr. Wins.
low, declined.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

HArLErTsvILLE, Tex. July SO.-Geo.
Nelson, prominent young farmer and
stockraiser Of this county who recently
married most ostimablo young lady,
has been arrested on complaint Of Miss
Annie Unterkirchen, also Of this county,
IS years Of age, who charges him with
having RAPED her some months ago,
Nelson's examining trial is set for to-
dav
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

ST. PAUL. July ao.-The wedding Of
Lieutenant 8 d. ssurgiss Of Fortress
Monroe, and Miss Bertha Tracy Bomcnt.
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robcrt
B. O. nement. took placo Wednesday
evening al 81 Cemonts Episcopal
church, A large nasnbes were presenl
from all over the ooan,rY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

CANTON, o., July sO.--A committee
from the University Of Chioaro called
on Major Mckinley. They came as the
representatives Of the Republicans Of
that school to pay their respects to the
Republican candidate for the presidency
and 10 present % him a hfesize marble
bust Of himself. The bus, was made by
Hans Hirsch, the noted sculptor Of that
city The bust Is finished in American
Parian marble and mounted on a ma.
hogany plaque.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

The wagon contest will close
at 6 o'clock p. m, Tues
day evening. October 18Th. 1896.
Tie contest win positively close
on the date named, and no votes
win he received after that time
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genuine national Democratic oonven.
ton and national ticket with Demo
'ratic nominees are assured, and Demo.
-rstset Iowa must act promptly to aid
In thispstriotio work which will save
The National honor and preserve unde-
hled faith Of the party"
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RoNE, July sO.-The Italian armorod
warship Roma, about $1,000 tons dis.
placement was struck by lightning
Wednesday and caught fire. The
flames spread rapidly, threatening %
reach the magazine. and IL was found
lecessary % sink the ship by discharg.
ing torpodocs al her.
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PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 80
Louis a. Delplain, chairman Of the First
congressional Democratic committee.
has resigned because he viii not support
Bryan and Sowall He is for a third
ticket and viii attend the gold standard
convention at Wheeling. Aug ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

CHICAGO, duly 30. The talk Of start.
ing a free silver daily in Chicago was
revived in Democratic circles Saturday.
This time the name Of John r. Mclean
OF Ohio was coupled with the story. It
Is said that Mr. Mclean has made up
his mind 10 spend a few hundred thou.
sand dollars in the venture, and that he
would be backed by mon like A. S.
Trude, Thomas Gahan. Joseph S Mar
tin and John P. Altgeld. Il is said that
the new paper win be started in week
or two and win be called "The Chicago
Enquirer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

INDIANAPOLIS, July 30. John Clark
Ridpath Of Grencastle, the historian.
was nominated for congress by aoolama.
tion by the Democrats of the Fifth dis.
trict
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

COLUMBUS, Ind, July S0.-Aexander
Bell, hOrsethief, and Sim Bryant bur.
glar, broke Jail here, knocking Jailer
Hull down while he was serving dinner
BloOdhounds were put on their track.
Bell had formerly served seven years in
the pcnitontiary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-31

N NToPEKA, July 9O.-Cyrus Leland, Jr.,
chairman Of the Republican state cen.
tral counties. wires from Chicago that
Senator Thurston will open the Repub.
lican campaign in Kansas with an ad.
dress TO the Republican state convention
AZ Topeka on Aug i2 Negotiations are
also IN progress TO secure Governor For.
aker of0hio for one Of these days
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RESULT OF An ELoPGMeNr.
The 0rosm shoots snd Fatally Wounds
mis- Wlfe'a Brother.


INDIASAPod.Is. July 3O.-ThomAs =.
Prather, a farm hand, and Miss Maud
Dcaley, a daughter Of a wealthy farmer,
eloPed from CanbOrn, this county, and
drove to this city and were married yes.
terday. They then drove back to San.
born, when an alteration took place be.
tween Prather and Clyde Dealey, a
brother Of the bride. Praiher drew q
revolver and shot his new hrotherin.
law In the abdomen. plowing an ugly
cash in Dealey's side as Il went. The
wound Is very serious and may prove
fatal. After glAncing out Of DeAley's
body the ball struck = bystander and
cut OF his thumb, afterwArd passing
through bass drum.
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AN IMMENSE TUNNEL.
II WIN Bs Driven Through Qua Qua
Ke Mountain.

HAuLEroN, Pa, July 9o-Cox Bros.
s Co have completed arrangements for
driving a tunnel through the Qua Qua
Ne mountain 70 their mines at Beaver
Meadow The tunnel viii be one and
one.half miles in length aud will give a
natural drainage to al mines in the
basin. It win take two years 70 com.
plete the work, and from an engineering
standpoint It will compare favorably
with the famous Joddo tunnel.
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LoSDoS, July so.-A dispatch from
Ilfracombe, well known bathing
place in North Coast Devonshire, an.
nounoes that half the business portion
burned. involving a loss Of elOO,ooO. no
loss OF life.