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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
minifterfrtRs II, Hantreim.

.9aris, "a. Mpril. Die Mttgliez
oer bes Cabinets Bourgeois begaben
fi9 geiterr Mtttae na4 benz Glniee
unb iiberrei9ten benz prditbenten ibre
@eiianation. Yrdfibent Taure nabm
bie1elbe 1ofort an.
Ser @tabtratb belt cine @tbung
ab, in tpel4er 9err Gourniere Re1oluz
tione1 einrei9te, tpelhe perlangen, bab
bic Deputirtentammer bas. aQgemeine
@timmreht ge9en bic ueber9ebun9en
bes @enats pertbeibise, unb in benen
8ebauern bariiber ausgefpro4en 'tpirb,
baB bas Rabinet ii9 5ur Mboantuns
ent{4loTen babe. Die 8ei@lufe berz
langen cine ~ioforttge Repiiion ber Ser
fafung.
IS beibt, baB Prdiibent Talre be-
reits bic Mbbantung beg Minttertums
angenommen babe unb biefelbe CUR
polenbetem 9batfa4e tperoe, 1obalo
bic Observation-Disclosures 3ufammenge<
treten lei. Dp9 tann bieies @eru4t
nod ni@t beftdttst perben. Mon
glaubt a1semein, bab 9rdiibent Saul
re fi4 bemiiben perbe, oas 3uitanoe=
tommen zines Miniiteriums berbei3uz
fibren, >pel4es bic benz jebigen &az
binet feinbli4en @lemente gu per10bne11
unb gu pereinigen 9eeienet lei, unb bat
ct enttpeber peptral ober Meltne nit
ber 8ilbung zines neuen &abinets Be-
tral,en merbe, pienet9t aber audi ben
iebigen Yremiernintiter Bourgeois,
tpenn bic Observation-Disclosures benz je=
bigen Miniitertum elm 8ertrauenspo=
tum ertheilen 1onte. 7
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
eelaitmprp eineS sRSreers.

Mafbpille, Senn., 26. Ipril.
Der Meser Sobn Pbtltpps BON bier,
pelder feline Trau i'm porisen Nopem.
ber entbauptete, ber bon oer polt5e'
eifrig ee{u9t tpurbe unb auf bef1en Sc
fanaennabme Elm preis ausseiebt mar,
>purbe unter beionberen umftanben
tobt aufqefunben. Cine Dur41u4ung
1einer friiberen Wobnuns entbuqte bic
Sbatia9e, bab ct @elbftmorb beganz
qen, inbem ct cine erobe Doiis Morz
pbium aenommen. Der 9rdbli4e Sc
itant, Der aus ber 9iitte fam, fubrte
aur Gntbedung.
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Wpl embru@ IN ctlaboma.

RanasGitp. Mo., Is. Ipril.
Cine Speeialbepei@e aus @utbrte, >.
melbet, bab in Golge etnes Moltenz
bru9s bic GliFe uno 8a4e In 8eaz
BET Gountp plDbli4 gu ungetpDbnlt4er
9Dbe seitieeen unb aussetreten 11ao,
tpobur9 rieiiser S@aben an @tgenz
tbum anseri9tet tpuroe. Sic Mob>
nunsen mebrerer 8iirser tpuroen meg
gei9memmt, ptele bunbert Stiid Rtnbz
pieb unb 9ferbe finb ertrunten unb Ell
ne Mnaabl Garmer b%olitdnbtg gu
@runbe seeangen. CHARLES Gople,
feline Mutter unb Sdmeiter perbra9>
ten bic Nadt auf benz Da@e ibrer Be-
baufung unb purben am ndditen
Morsen NIT tnapper Notb gerettet.
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ent{ebt tpurbe. BON ben 9oQdnberr.
tpurbe Elm Offiaier pertpunbet unb 81
@otoaten tpurben tbeils setObtet, tbeils
pertpunbet.


Wien, 81. Mpril. NbermalS bat
Elm grbbeben in 2aiba4, Der 9aupts
itabt Rrains. bic @emiitber eri4redt.
Wcbl 1T tetn tpeiter nennenspertber
@4aben anseri@tet, bod bas @9tpans
ten Der Grbe. bas Rniitern bes Mauerz
merits, bieie entiebli9en 8orboten toms
member sroben llnbeils baben cine e.
r,eue panit unter ben eedn9ftigten BE-
pobnern berporserufen. Muen 8eri4s
ten na9 berri4t in 2aiba4 boHnungsz
loie @er3peiFung. NJ" "'@'
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Bon ibreun Better erf@oHen.

b., Seras, %. @pril.
@ua Convertible 1T am Samitag Morz
qen bon ibrem Better gilbert @omerz
biQe er14ofen tporben. 9ie unslid<
li@e bate ben jungen Mann tart be-
trunten uuf ber @trabe ansetroHen
unb par i'm 8egrife, i'm na4 Der
Wobnung ibres @aters gu bringer,
als ct lie nieber14ob. Ser junge 60
merpiQe 1T aus Metp Dort unb befano
ii9 bier auf 8e{u4.
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See Boern Noroernna .

2onbo n, 81. Mpril. Ser Shines"
pirb aus 2iKabon telesrapbirt: Gin
rei9er 6abritant Namens Dominsor
tpurbe, pdbrenb er IN feiner &utf@e
BON feiner Gabrit mad Der Mlbambraz
Station fubr, iammt ietnem Ruti@er
bur4 bic @rplofion elmer nit Ndgeln
gefi1ten 9Dnamitbombe setDbtet. Die
poli3ei unter5u4t bic Sa9e.
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8ierablieterum8 :m Son.t<
Ias'-. ,s4-T tQQ. u-.

&anas Gitp, Mo., 26. Qpril.
Ser neuinftauirte 8iirsermeiiter Sas.
so. Sones bat etnen prdceoen5faa gez
{9aFen unb unter ben @atpirtben
bur4 foleenbe @%erorbnung einige Be-
1orgniB berporgerufen: r@s pirb bier
bur4 betannt gema4t, bab bon beute
an, innerbalb Der @ren3en bie1er
@tabt, an @onntagen tein Bier an
Mirtbi@aften abseliefert perben BARI"
uWirtbe miHen an @onntagen lire
porberen Sbiiren i4lieben," CAB Der
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=

Nonbon, 81. Mprtl. Die britiz
19e Barrie ~Tirtb Of @olmap". na4
Dunnbie, murbe beim &ir{b 2eu@tz
feuer an BET &iite BON Srlanb BON benz
briti19en Dampfer rMarsben" in ben
@runb gebobrt uro iant beinabe allz
eenblidli9. Tra,l unb &inb bes &az
pitGns 1opie 13 Matroi en- e%rtranten.
Der &apitdn unb a4t Matrofen rettez
ten fi9. ,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
Be9egneten all oer 9i%cniauolaao tiiitc
ben bon Gu0laub %fommrnoen
9ampfern.
Sic Maije bes Giics %perrimgerte Die
Scmpcratar auf bu
Sdifem.
Sn nebli9em @et'er brobt ben sdittea
burd) bic Gi9berae idwerite
@etabr. :

~ OutA ~. ~pA". C'DS. w.
&c 0aeanbampfer, Der rMobile" unb
Der r@lenlo4p". pel@e ioeben bon
2onbon unb @lassop angetommea
itnb, beri9ten, bab lie unmtttelbar Dt=
lt9 bon benz iibli@en Sbeile ber Neuz
funblanbbdnte, serabe i'm &urs ber euz
ropdii4en Dampfer, in Der persangez
men @o9e am Greitas Elm u%nsebeures
Gisfelb geieben baben. 8ei nebelisem
Wetter purbe bafelbe cine grobe Sc
fabr fir bic europdii4en 9ampfer BILL
ben.
Der .Mobile" sing am 9. Mpril nit
"a YaKaeieren unb elmer 9roben Ca
bung Gra9t BON 2onbon ab unb biz
gum Morsen beg II. Npril mar ni@ts
bon 8ebeutun9 p%orgefa1en.
rWir bielten ben gep0bnlt4en @omz
mereurs ein", faete &apt. 2erlanb sez
1tern Mbenb, runb befanoen uns un9ez
fGbr unter benz so. @rab 2Gnge unb
1920 8reite. Gs mar gegen 3pet
ubr Morgens, als Sreibeis in St@t
fam, aber es purbe adt ubr, ebe mir
bas @isfelb 1aben. Das Metter mar
aur 53eit 390n unb flat, unb mir iteuz
erten @eit Bel @ub; als bas Sis aber
in @i9t fam, dnberten mir ben &urs
unb fteuerten brett tpeitli4, pobur@
mir bas gauge Sis, auBer einigen @isz
bergen, fibli4 ltegen lteBen.
uDas @isfelb erftredte ii4 pone IL
Meilen, ober 10 tpeit mir feben fonnten,
na& @uben bin. Sn tpeiter Gerne Bill
bette es cine feite MaKe, unb an etntgen
pldben erbob es ii4 bis gu elmer 90be
bon t%penisitens 200 SUB. Sn gerinser
G%ntfernung BON uns ~befanben fi4 tletz
mere @isberse, apif@en benen binbur&
mir nit. GROCER @orii@t unieren Meg
1u9en mubten; man@e bieier @isberge
tparer bunbert SUB bod unb tetner
raste tpeniger als 90 SUB iiber benz
WaTer empor. Der @tnfub bes @ies
auf bic Semperatur NOR auberoroentz
li4 bemertbar. I'm 4 ubr Mor9ens
aeiate bas Sbermometer so Grab unb
UNI Mittag nod 80 @rab. @ir muB<
ten i'm gar3en @9iFe ben Dampf CUR
6ei3ung anbreben, neil es fir bic Pafz
fasiere auf Ded gu talt par.
Wdbrenb bes ganaen Morgens
bampften mir bur9 bas Sis unb muBz
ten ni4t tpeniger als finfmal un{eren
Rurs Gnbern, UNI ben @isber9en aug
benz Wege gu seben. Das gan3e @isz
felb eritredte it@ meiner 8ere4nung
nah in elmer Musbebnun9 bon ettpa
flnf3is Meilen bon Often na& Mez
iten".
eSobn Scott, Der erite Off3ier bes
Dampfer r@lenlo@p", ia9te: .Mtr
5aben bas Sis 5uerit am II. Iprtl &C.
aen 6 ubr Morgens. Inter 1920
Grab 8rette unb 1920 Grab 2dnge
famen mir an ungefdbr 36 @tsbergen
bon peri4iebener @r0Be porbei. I'm 6
l1br 5aben mir in elmer @ntfernung
BON taum 3tpei Meilen einen @tsberg
bon ettpa $50 SUB 90be unb ettpas
fpdter paHirten mir einen Berg, Der
breiz bis pierbunbert SUB lang uro
pier3ia stub brett mar unb bic @eftalt
zines rieiigen @4iHes bate. ln1er
thermometer fiel bon bier5ig auf brett
ria @rab unb ber Winb par et1ig talt.
Das Sis eritredte fi@ bon Often mad
Weften iiber cine Strede BON ettpa ttebz
ala Meilen, unb mir brau4ten BET etz
ner Gabrgef9ninbt9teit BON ungetdbr
apDlf Meilen in ber Stunbe ie@s
@tunben, ebe mir baKelbe pafirt batz
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
Seine Wad,ridt bon Wamicn.

ct. 4etersburg,2 2. 4prll. 0le
poli3ei bat einen 8eri&t aug UT
0anst, Norb @ibirien, bem5utolge
man bort ni9ts bon Dr. Nan1 en- melB.
Il # Oanst 1T Der Srt 0ftli& pom He<
ma Delta, BON benz aug bic eri te 9tctz
ri4t bon 3uibnareH, bab ber 5ort@er
ben Bol errei4t babe unb arf Der Hudz
tebr begriFen fei, batirt mar.
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@in wetb!imer @inbreMer.

Gbicago, 81. Mpril. Inter bet
Nntlage bes @tnbru@s befnbet fi4
@ua Dabis, Elm bubi@es, elegant sez
tleibetes Trauen3immer, in Der Warz
rem @benue polt3etftatton IN GAIT. @la
brad borgei.ern Na@mittag nit einem
Munne, benz GO gillette, gu enttommen,
in bic Mobnung BET 5rau George Oez
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mGb i'm Sabre 1897 aufammen mit
benz befannten Gorf4er Greiberrn ,.
pleFen cine ne,le Mfrita=grpebition 5u
unternebmen.
6hira0o.

G:nterneiaen 6S-71; Sommer>
tpeiaen 62-67; Rossen 38; Gerfte
1916; Safer 1872; Corn 29-31;
Mebl, patent, per SAB 3.35-3.7O;
3leie s.5O-9.OO; Rleeiamen 100
800; 9imotbpiamen 2.OO-2.95;
Gla9s 91-92; 9eu 5.50-13.5O;
Butter, Creamery 1916; Butter,
DairD Cd; Stiere 3.2O-4.5O; Riz
3. 1.5O-3.95; Stoders 3.60-4.0O;
Rdlber 3.O0-4.75; Sdpeine $50
400; @9afe ESQ; 2dmmer $50;
@ei9ladtete 9iibner 8; 9urtep 12-
13; @nten 11-12; @dnfe Clio;
3niebeln per 8ufbel $685.; Mepfel
per GaB 1880; &artofeln 1870;
9obnen $780,; Gter SO; Wbisz
tep 1.22; &die, Cream 80; Rdfe,
S4peiaer, 11-13.
Wilwautte.
@eiaen 66-72; Rossen 37-39;
@erite 28-32; 9afer 81; Corn %
80; Mebl, patent per SAB 3.45-3.75;
9imotbpiamen 2.50-3.15; 8leeiamem
|6,5o-775; Glads 91-92; simotbp'
bsu II .OO-12.5O; prairiebeu 500
900, Butter, Creamery 14-17; Butt
ter, Goirp 1O-16; Rdfe. Cream -
10; Safe, S9neiser 12-13; Rartofz
feln 12-2O; Gier 80; 9Dpfen s.
Is; @tiere 3.15-3.85; &ibe 1.75;-
1926; Stpders unb Geebers 2.50-
$50; S9meine 3.50-3.S0; S4afe
|2.50-3.25; Qdmmer 3.5O-.25-
Minneapolis l. ct. YsauI.
Deiaen 62-64; &ossen 31-332;;
@erite 22-24; 9afer 1913; Corn
25-27; Gla9s 86-87; rpatent~
M}ebl 2.45-3.7O; &leie CTS; Wilbes
9eu 4.50-6.5O; Butter, Creamery Il
If; Butter, Dairp 8-15; Gier g.
st. fxpIiS.
@tiere 2.75-4.OO; Ribe 1,75-
$40; @toders unb Geebers $50
1856; S9neine 3.25-3.7O; @4ufe
2.OO-3.4O; 2Gmmer 3.OO-4.5,
Meiaen 6O-61; Corn 27-28; 9afer
18-
RanfaS Gitp.
Meiaen 61-75; Corn % q; !lc=
fer 1871; @tiere 3.OO-4.00; 9a~ge
Zoo 1926; @toders unb 5eeoer2 2.G5
$50; @9meine 3.10-3.65; @4a1e
l2.25-3.65: QGmmer 3.9OA.25.
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81 VctcrS.

Berlin, %. Mpril. Ser i'm
@ei4sta9e morali1@ "binqeriatete"
Mei9s GommiKdr 3. .. Dr. Carl
peters 1T, na@bem ct in S4lesmig Der
sSagb obgelegen fat, in &openbager
eingetroHen. @r ielbit fublt ii6 entz
1hieben INNER nod lebenbia. Gr be-
abfidtist ieiner eigenen @rtldrung gez
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Scr Boern Npvrcruna.

2onbon, 81. Npril. Die .DailD
@eps" meloet> bab prdiibent &riiger
einen @@abeneriabanipru6 bon 1 1f2
Milionen Pfunb bon Der 8riti19en
iiibafritanii4en @eieui4aft berlangt.
ols @4ablosbaltung Der Sransbaal<
republit ge9en bic Sriebensbre4er.
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Ncneitt Nadri@te,n.
11uteriretime MobrpoM.

8aris, ~. Mpril. Die ftabtt1@en
8ebDrben baben bic @oneeiiio lot 9ur
@rrtdtung elmer pneumatif4en @obz
5renbabn fir MISUNDERSTANDING ur1z
ter Ser Grbe boz, Wincennes na4 benz
Npis Be Bouloqne ertbeilt.
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Der 1nionz8abnbof in @agen,
in 5orcft @ountp, elmer 9ereinigung
ber Mortbpeftern unb Der 500" 2is
ME, tpurbe bonn @liB getroFen unb
brannte total nieber. -i
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81 Sanficr mmi inS 3uhtbans.

2ancaiter, pa., 81. 4pril. 6.
e. @mitb, Der friibere BANTER bon
columbia, 1T tpegen l1nterf4lasu11s
3u 3pei Sabren unb flint Monaten 9e<
fdnqniB p~erurtbeilt tporben. Die 1pe'
eifcirte Mntlase lautete, nod 9epoii>
ten anqenommen gu baben, na9bem
bic 8ant iniolpirt mar.
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WcrNxmojaer nortfmrfff.

81. 2ouis, Mo., %. Mpril. Cine
@orlase nurbe i'm @tabtratb ange=
nommen, tpona4 ale Drabtlettungem
Big gum 1. Sult 1900 in l1ntergrunb=
2eitungen u%mgepanbelt tperben mill,
fen. .
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Sic sltNir,icn ;mrnfScid!a8en.

6aaa, 26. Mpril. Cine Depei&e
aug 8atapia melbet, bab Der 9efGbrbete
boldnDi1@e Granddaughter i'm at
4ineiif@en @ebiete na@ einem &amz
RE NIT ben BON Sretoebjoban befebz
lioten @ebellen, bon beien 2euten 70
oet0btet unb 200 pertpunbet nurben,
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murtfde e6i,iere III ute 1vnien.

NMKtf6e SHt5terc III Wtc0Vnte"'
Son 5 0 n, 81. Mpril. 5rontreih
Fat @ublanb bena9ri9tist, bob es Der
rufii5den Mbtbeilung bonn Rotben
8reua, pel9e mad Mbefpnten sebt, &C.
ftattet, bas Sbot : @ebiet gu burh5te@
ben. @s 1T Elm @erii@t i'm nmlauf,
bah bie1e Mer3te in Wirtli4teit ru11tz
19e Off3iere beri@iebenen @anses
itnb, pel9e ben NbeHpniern aetipe11
Beiftanb let1ten 1o1en.
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Qau{aS Gitu.

Meiaen 61-75; Corn % !lc=
fer 1871; Stiere 10000; 9aGe
200 1926; Stoders uno 6eeoers 2.G5
$50; @9meins 3.10-3.65; @4aie
2.25-3.65; 2dmmer 3.90-.25.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-27
pERsoNAL MENTION.

Y. l.. Pace OF Dallas IS IN TIE city.
Captain John FAINT OF East Texas IS in
tho city.
G. - Martin LETT last nlsht for Cold
81 rings oa Professor al hugnesn.
+ H. Pclk. the lns,lng RAJ estate man
II beaumont Was in ~ city yesterday
pr. Go rye w. Christian has returned
from a Irof ss.onal visit To blanco couh-
~.
n. r. McCommous. president OF :he
tirt Naiior"l bunk of Fiatonia. Is IN the
city,
Mir. and Mrs. $. j. ven Koenneritz OF
Austin nts ia the city. stopping at the
W. Il. M,Elroy aud wife left last night
~ siS weeks visit 10 Minneapolis anil
81. Paul
a. DionMag. Mrs. NJ. Dlcnstag, Mrs.
IppCt AMI children have returned from
az extended Nsi. ia tahforn.a.
Miss Grace Rhone of lrowuwood and
Mis- Lula Watts uf Moody are visiting
Mrs. L. Rirhanlson at l'u Mckee street.
Mrs. n NJ. White. accompanied by her
httc hiaihcr and s.ster. viii leave this
morning Tor Montcagle. Tenn. to spend
several weeks.
Miss cordela NJ. Noble of i7i5 Mont
- merry a. riue. one OF this citNs hapd-
5 3me Young ladies. len yesterday motulns
for Aus.in 10 visit ~ nhs.
Mrs. |. g. Davis Of Montgomery, acr
gcmpaniSd hy her ht,le daughter IL visit
| iug Ner grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Il, 5
Morriss OF Aii Liberty avenue.
The posipfflco Inspectors. Messrs. Lake
!'enes and Sam Frey. who have besn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-27

shooters had match sslos' ~ the srcu'se :
IN the afternoon \ g~,4 srore VAS made
and prireS were AWARDED.
The FAr " Banyisn..- The rA.nsins ~
Gently cCVieS. by Nj. Wax. i 81 tNatclisol
on the croanis.
While those IN the e.,y wsne saressss
from heat Yesterday. ;ne visitors At the
fair found IL cool aui p'esStsi-
Miss Blanche wa,'r " san Antonio. who
won the gold neial tn the soprano solo
contest last right- VII! Se sc1s % c0a,
servatory OF music by tnth1si ASKS eoieFtI
people OF that city who appreciate Aor
talent.
DR.. Bowen lief; over the interus;loua.
ana CireaG Northern railway yesterday al
ternoon. He goes 10 Cnca<c @~A N.N
York TO address the Chau;ANc-A ASSEM-
hlics and TO deliver q course OK ieciure>
throughout the Northwest.
The Cooke Rifles ~ this city, one 81 the
five companies in camp al The Aigo- A.Ele,+-
can State Far grounds. pFc~rntr@ 49,
tant General MAbry Win roeQeri y.
rich flowers yesterday The eAme NeN'-
pany also presented i0rsc dc1orair2 tAsNe
to Major Wilson, who 4 In cA2fSe o! TIC
camp
Great credit is due President EiNard
Banks, the original promoter ~ IN" ia.t.
He has workou hard agd mas i~s.a AsF
assisted ty the officers os ~" eiA-
tion Their work ls ogirsiue inein some
results however. h. the Success iarN nav /
achieved. and the Saowins ,ocy i,-N's
caused TO lac made ~ she advancement 90
the race 10 which 'h'y belong
y. w fIariee Comm,ssicufr " me ~
ored department of the iNiAs Sia'e : ar
and Exposition, IS a visitor AZ ~. ar -
a guest OF the directors. ester gay J"
speaking to a Post reporter Dr. sag. "t
exhibit here not only REFLECTS cIclt "a
the management, but also % ihr : a'-
the race and the city OF houston, ~
should be perpetuitel SO that she white
and colorcd citizens OF Texas can tut T.
ter become acquainted with each oi1er.
r.a1g~i TO-. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-27
UNIVERSITY REGENTS.
Important Action Taken ny the Commute,
on Lands

Important Action Taken by the Committee
on Lands
Waco. Texas August 2a.--At meeting
of the land committee of the board Of
State university regents, held here to lay.
University Land Agent Tom j Lee re-
ported applications TO lease 3li .a60 acres II
university land In Iron, Tom Green,
Crockett, SchleCher Upton and Crane
counties. which Were granted.
Mr. Les action IN collecting dam
eyes from different parties for pas, nm
lawful use of university lands was ral.-
Ned.
In pursuance of the resolution adopted
10y the board nj Galveston IN August :.
the committee Will at once cause the in
stituiion OF suits against parties using and
occupying university lands who have been
notified to Vanate aui failed 10 90 SO.
These suits will he tor damages for past
use and appropriation of the land, as well
as for its possession. Parties who have
not yet been notified OF the action OF lhc
board at its Galveston meeting viii be
given the opportunity to Vacate as early
as possible without suit.
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s.c7SAsS vita the Misses Sessnr At M
Mar stirS,s- sst; ths city last aAshe.
NrS J W. Eoss-xssn &ri dSslss iS,
/ =. NJ. >suSSl OF islS NogtsSrscry sNcsiNe-
MS
Mss ressi GxSv.n. having SCENT IN.
past nceS IN Bsorc2r vita the family OF
Mr.. !. L. Dickson. has returned 10 her
hcsue "a NtVNSosA, Accompanied by Miss
FsGfsh Dickson
Mr. Po-iy McGAry. san ~ MAJOR y. L.
e ne SAa .Nc.jiso ~ us.nei. Published Al
E-s't Spri1S<, Is In the G'y To- a ie"
days seo.rs his Clio friends
I3or. \ n ksTt " Flstoais was u NE
c.tt Su1 nSis ths e!ttccisi -pcfn> OF J. s
iine 81 rTiac'ss; ana a NcrN pNrulAE senssc
iian ltc Ual h candidate fer we
STATE senate. the counties IL bis diS'sict
hANirs instructed FOR him,
NJ. John Csr,ey, at Ola tine ei;iEer, %
Nos.ss-u ana an engineer On the packet
s'ta'rtrs That To the sod ola days piled
tetwern Houston au,i Galveston. but VINO
az lfe mas csst h : hot 81 san Antonio, Is
~ sirc MS old friends here and rNNNlng
oil aud peasant asso, Wtio1s-
Nj. Charles Nle.uecks ara bride tnec
Mss hi0ie Ter'clN 81 Wharton county,
err.N-u ~ the city yesterday evening 70
sp1t week cf thcr hon Nmral WIN
IN. gv,1rl,s alnt ana uncle Mss Louisa
ard Mr. Fc.cr NocriS AftN thelr visit
fere they VIII 50 20 NIAGARA Fails and
then 10 New York CITY 20 see the big
democratic parades
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the Sou
for a Woek.

The New Industries Reported in the South
for Week.
Chattanooga, Tenn, August 2i.-Despitc
the interest in politics the Trademark
southern correspondents report fair
amount OF activity in industrial circles.
Cotton is being marketed, new industries
are going up ana both merchant and
manufacture are beginning To note an
increase In the volume of trade. Judging
from the bank olearings, the South is
more prosperous than any other section
of the country and it is notable fact
that this has always been true in seasons
of depression.
Tho pig iron market Is in some respects
slightly better. though prices are stiil very
low. Some large transactions are reported
from Alabama in the Birmingham dis
trict. aggregdting about 6O.@o tons. 1t
is given ont that the two rolling mills
at birmingham, which have been ida
an The summer Will resume operations
hardware Is in better demand and the
outlook Is more encouraging in this line.
southern lumhcrmon amer in their
opinions as to the condition of the market,
nut In most sections lumber is moving
more lracly ana but for the depressing
erect OF politics there would he no eau e
is complaint,
There ls very little Improvement in the
utInand int cotton aud wollen goods.
nut new mills and engagements are slill
reported ana fam In the success of the
cotton manufacturing business in the
south IS by 10 means diminished.
mo coal RI lo IS active AMI the m'ros
output.
line Tradesman reports the following
ne" industries Grl,k works at Failh.
\, g., canning factory a. Inverness,
! a. a diSullery 1t COLUMBIA :. -. c,ce-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-27
| TRAGEDY At RICHMOND.
Name Neal Shot to Death by Armis-
tcad Mitchell.
WAS ATTACKED WITHOUT WARNING
Though Mor,aiiy wounded Ito Attempt ed
TO Defend His Lifc-Two Mitcheiis
aud steele Arc In JAIN.

Richmond, Texas, August 26-At about
heard in the direction OF ]. c. unrich's
sadd.ery shop On investigation 1t was
learned that Armistcad Mitchell and Kane
Neal had met. There being such large
crowd IN Town. It was difficult for "A time
TO learn fun particulars. Following is
statement made by the young gentleman
who came 10 town with Neal and was
with him al the time the shooting oc-
CURED:
II came TO town with Neal from STAFF
ford this morning at 1880 We separated
shortly after our arrival. but met again
at the barber shop and walked down the
street together In front o. ]. {. Ulr-chs
saddlery shop we started 10 cross the
street. and when about twenty feet from
j. {. Sprouts grocery store (Which is next
door to Steele's jcwelry store, Neal made
the remark that he was not gong over
there and turned and walked back in the
direction OF Ullrich's. When az the edge
of the sidewalk a shot was fired from
Stee,e's door. on the opposite side of the
street from ullrlch's, Neal fell forward
in the door on his hreast, dragged himself
to window to the right of the door and
leaned on his elbow In the window. About
this time Arms,ead Mitchell appeared In
Steeic's door with double-barrcled shot
gun and fired another shot. Neal also
fired abou, the same time. Mitchels load
went in the house under the window
Meals shot lodged IN McG.es meat mar
kot. Mitchell at this time leaving Stcele's
and going through an alley between the
MCGEE market and n candy store
About the time Neal was at the win
dow two pistol shots were fired from the
opposite side of the street in front Of
William Jarrett's dry goods store, one
entering the hitching post. the other lodg-
ing in some boxes of harness buckles on
the shelves. These two shots were sad
TO have been fired by Harris Mitchell.
Neal was hit in several places. one ball
just below the ribs, another about the
first or second rib, another just a. the
crest Of illium. He linored in agony
until 4;45, when he d.et. Armsead and
Ilarris Mitchell and Steele were arrested
and placed In JAIL
The hitching post In front of Ullrich's
Is fun OF holes, some buckshot. others
small bird shot
Last September Kane Neal and Armls-
tcad Mitchell together were accused of
killing a negro man ty the name of
Frank Williams. At the trial Kane Neal
turned States evidence and was released.
About month later he and jim Mitchell
met in a restaurant and Neal killed Jim
Mitchell. Armistcad was tried and con-
victcd. The case was taken to the crimi-
nal cour; of Appeals and he was given a
new hearing, Today Neal and the Mitch
oils met and the above tragedy took place.
JIM Mitchell, who was killed ny Kane
Neal ard for which Neal was acquitted.
Is the young man who In February. 1891,
killed several persons In the Grand Cen
trail depot at Houston.