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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08
Exquisite Millinery.

Miss st. Icons millinery parlor ID
supplied with a complete and beautiful
stock Of seasonable millinery. Rare
aud beautiful pattern hats, sailors and
walking hats Tor street wear, exquisite
line OF cldldren's hats and fancy caps,
pretiiest and newest styles Of baby
caps. Miss 81. Leon i making a spec.
ialiy Of fine trimmings-plumes, tips
birds and ilowers-all the latest crea.
lions In Gall and winter millinery; also q
complete line OF fine ribbons and selyetl
Tor millinery and dress trimmings. 250
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

NEW York, Oct. AT the ANNA
meeting Of the stockholders Of On,
Drawbaugh Telephone and Telegraph
company John Il. Bartlett. II. O. An
drews, Hon. Frank Jones, Parker O
Chandler, Colonel J. +. Stokes, Hon
James JourdAn and Abel +. BlackmAi
were elected directors. President Bart
lett, In his report, dwell. upon the pres,
ent status Of the telephone litigatior
and the government suits against IN,
Bell Telephone company. He stated
that tho Drawbaugh case was practical
ly reopened by reason thereof.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

Chas. IL. Edge, dentist, Bryan, Tex
Alex Ewing was IN town yesterday.
Boyce Smith went to Burnet yester-
day.
Gen sioddard went to Houston yes.
terday.
Mira. Wilson Of visiting Mr. aud Mrs.
Ia Hall.
Rev. W. T. Wood Of wellborB. was
here yesterday.
sam lsbell, the well known mer.
chant Of Pankey, was here yesterday.
John B. Mike will continue his spe.
cial sale on produce today. Read his
prices.
Just reoeiYed-A nice lot Of alfalfa.
Phone 81. II. F.F. Castles.
Rev. J. N. Bullock leaves tonight
for the Baptist state convention al
Houston.
J. W. Paterson Of jacksonville. wa,
a pleasant caller al the Eagle ofIic,
yesterday.
Fresh oysters received daily at ia,
Randy Kitchen. Phone 2O2. 27
Chairman Green thinks 10 to
means the same as 8 too Eddy VII
know more after the election.
Call at Tyler Haswel's aud see tho,
beautiful new fancy glass and porcelain
electric light shades. 9sC
Mr. Barnett, the Caldwell packer
brought COCO p uuds Of bacon to thii
market yesterday
haswell's new fancy glass and porce
lain electric light shades are what YOU
want. o.,
The cove nor's election prooia nation
has beea received aud wi be posted
at each voting box IN the county. /,
10 We lengthy document.
Oysters delivered at Is cents pei
hundred by the Handy Kitchen. Phon,
2O2. o.,
! was nervous, tired, irritable anI
cross. Karrs Glover Root Tea hai
made me well aud happy.
Sold by an druggists.
MPS. 4. n. WORDEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08
DISASTROUS COLLISION.
I've Men killed and rive Hurt. soR.
Seriously.

Seriously.
RosEBUR0, Or, Oct. IA collision
occurred between two light engines on
the Southern Pacific half mile south
Of Green's station. The collision To-
suited in the death Of John McGoniglC
Of Portland, fireman, and A. n. Toy
Of Salem, brakeman.
The injured are:
James Porter. the engineer. severely
bruised.
Joe Happersett, fireman; both Leg
broken and feet crushed.
Ben Lohr. head and face cut.
Fred Wallace, conductor, bruised and
cut about head and face.
Engineer MoCauley, badly bruised.
Conductor Wallace Of the southbount
overland left his tickets and paper
at the station here He discovered hi
loss, sidetracked his train at billiards
and started back with ligh. engine
Meanwhile the papers were discovered
by the agent here and che traindis
patcher ordered ont a light engine Il
oversake the overland q, Myrtle creek
keeping a lookout for No. IS and Oh,
sectionmen. II was very foREy and u
engineer couldn't see the engine viii,
rounded the curve, OOlliding with IN,
above result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

QUINCY, Ms, Oct. Last night a
midnight seven men started In akifi to
cross the river from Canton. No. where
they had attended = political meeting.
When about 30 Zee, from the Illinois
side tho boat upset and John Reed.
George Withrow and John Sims wor
drowned. All were in the government
service.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

GALEsBURG, Ills, Oct. THE cets.
bration Of the thirty-cighth anniversary
Of the Lincoln. Douglass debate here
opened with the dedication Of the sol.
diors' monument in Hope cemetery,
The principal business streets were ap-
propriately decorated and there are
present large number Of prominent
visitors, among whom arc Senator John
NJ Palmer, Robert I. Lincoln and 8. S.
Mcclure, editor OF McClure's Maya.
zine, and Chaunoey Depew.
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To Drive the First splhe.

FL PAso, Tex, Oct. 7.-GovernoI
Ahumada Of the state Of Chihuahua will
arrive in Juarez today accompanied
by his staff and the Eleventh cavalry
band Of Mexico TO ofIlciate at the driv.
ing Of the first spike on the Rio Grande,
Sierra MAdre and Pacific Railroad com.
pany. The laying OF track ON the new
road will begin today. The new road,
known as the Corralitos road, Is TO run
from Juarez through Carralitos and
cross the Sierra Madre to Topolovampo
Mex, ON the Pacific coast
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stage Held I'm.

Sonora, Cal, Oct For the third
time within six months the Sonora stage
was held mp yesterday near the mining
town Of Cloudman and two masked
robbers forced the driver 20 deliver the
mail pouches and express box, which
were riflod OF registered letters and
valuable packages The value Of the
spells Is unknown. A posse is In pur.
suit Of the robbers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

DALLAS. Oct THE city was with
out water today. The famine wa
caused by the giving way Of . plug
No drop Of water came through "a,
mains and everyone had to make pro
visions for even drinking water. Sew
eral engines using city water had :,
close down. Il was late In the after
ternOon before the break was fired.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

NV York, Dot. Josiah J. White,
broker Of this city. who resides Al
Brooklyn, has been arrested In thai
city on a warrant issued By surroRAs,
Abbott. The specific charges against
Mr.. White could not be learned, bul
complaints have been made against him
at the district attorneys ONCE In state
ment Of his wifs's estate, held In truSI
fer her son, that he had swoFn 10 il.
value as $4,000. whereas IL was valued
M RQO0 600
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CANTON. o., Oct. 0.-Tho regular
westbound Fort Wayne train yesterday
morning brought two extra coaches
filed with shouting Mckinley men from
East Brady, Pa. They were headed by
q band and the banner carried an.
nounoed the party as 1.-THE Plutorats
Of Clarion County" The delegation was
introduced by n. +. Graham, and adj.
dressed by Major Mckinley from his
frnnf nnrch
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 7.-Durng a 70.
at Argentine Eve eastbOnnd Santa +,
trains got mixed up in . rearend coils
ion. Just at one side OF the railway
yards. The trains were following eacl
other closely. Three engines, two way
cars, one Pullman sleeper, two tourist
cars, two baggAgecArs and several stock
cars were wrecked. Miraculously, n,
one was killed. although four person.
were slightly injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct AT the sAl,
Of trottcrs IS horses were sold Al ar
average Of sO4 Those bringing Over
$500 were Bermuda CSi2Oh). b. . SiS'
by Banker. dam. PAttle Patohsn. sold :.
X. L. Brown, Kitanning. Pa. for ESQ
BoAbdil (ai:iJ1), b.Gs, by Bermuda
dam. Carrie Mac, sold 70 E. sOhlesingOr
Vienna, Austria, for t7eO; Deleosul
Csiskl. b. Q, by Dictator. dam, Pal
tic Patchen. sold to 4, schlesingor fol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08
.The FInest Flour I'M Town .


r. NJ. Wilson has just received car
load Of iirsl patent Tidal Wave Flour"
male In Galveston, aAd which l. be.
yond quet,ion the beet that can he
bought in Bryan. Try the Tidal
Wave" and you will have no other.
fhone co. Oct :
I llaswell returned from Dallas
yosie day AID sass +. l. X. G-een
has taken cha Se OF ab ut hall o; the
Oriental bo;el and cOnvc.,ed Il into
-e 'ublican feadquarle $, aud from the
business going on there one would-
think Gieen had cha GO Of the nation.
aleampaign. He has gleat stacks Of
ilera,u . printed IN eve language
spoken In the state, and is doing az
much mailing business ne the Dallas
pOsioiiice. IT'S sad TO see 80 much Il.
Dor losl on Texas,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

BosroS, Oct. IA dispatch received
from Lowell otservAsmy announce,
tina, the astronomers Of the Observatory
have discovered that the planets Mer
curry and Venus each turns once upor
its axis during one revolution about th,
sun, making the day Just equal to thu
year ON the planets. They and furthsl
that Venus is not cloudcoyared a. hal
been supposed, but has about il thiol
atmosphere, while Mercury has none.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

See my beautiful line Of Heating
Stoves before You buy, II you wan
your stoves put mp, or pipe cleaned on,
will nave it done for you on lhort
notice. Ring me up. Phone li0.
J. ALLEN MYERs.
The iiustling Hardware Man Of Your
City. n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08
CROWDS IN BRYAN.
itRIn and Wind Does Not stop
Them

Them
The man who links Bryan II not gel
ting the trade from surrounding coun.
muniiiss would have been ea.ily con.
WINGED Of his errOr here yesierda, By
mingling With che crowd and enquiring
OF the people he met whese their homes
we're We have often seen much larger
eroSds, bu, hardly ever 20 m ny from
q dislance, all Of them Icing here
strictly Tor business with cotton 10 eel
and = .ods to buy. I, began 10 "a in
torrents early Ia the morning, but those
WHO we're eamped along the ruads came
on 10 tuwn IN The rain, and tho stop
ping In the wagon yards began hustllng
about At an early hour. One business
man counted twenty-five wagons pass.
ing his house on one road IN twenty
minutes time before he came down b
business. The people came from leon,
Madison and Grimes COUNTIES. We give
a few Of the nAmes hur-idly caught
while mingling with them On the street.
W. A. Brown and w.fe aud W. W.
Barnett, Of Willow Hole.
Eugene GAIN and wife, W. A. Martin
and vile, Of Willow Hole.
W. Q. PittmAn, b. J. wyehe, Ben
Goolsby, Messrs. jackson, jim and
George Parser. Mrs.. l.. L. wyehe. Mrs.
salliO Snow, Mss .EllA wychs, Webb,
jack and Hubert wycne, ]. u. Gilbert,
from Snow, Leon county.
W. O. Rodgers and G. T Rodgers, Of
Willow Hole.
Jacob Snook, W. C. Colson, Jac1
Barns, W. c. lamb, oi.IolA.
Dan Baison, Edgar Batson, Steve
Baisop, Jim Martin. Jim Baison, l.. d.
Nine, Euek jameson, N. L. Sanders, J.
NJ. aHd W. A. Baker, John Henson.
VIM. Carlton, J.w. Towns, J. W. vii.
liams and wife from Madison county.
Joe DOrns and Allie Martin, Of lola.
J.l, widson, J. T. Taylor, y. West.
mOreland, Of Wealthy.
@. A. aud J. d, McNa.r, Of willow
Bole.
W. L. and W. T, Thurman Of Eige.
There we're dvsens Of olhe.s from
communities as distant whose names
we're not secured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

MONTREAL, Oct, THE operators
strike ON the Canadian Pacific railway
Ia over. The strikers. with the excep.
ton Of those who have committed acts
Of violence. are to be reinstatod. The
exact terms Of settlement are no.
known
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

GALLIPoIls, o., Oct. 7.--Passenger
Steamer Columbia struck a rock near
Red Houso on the Ohio river today
and sank almost Immediately. The
passengers escaped in yawla. The
steamer was valued Il elb,ooo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

Work at The MillIoan rock ana-rles
has been resumed, but where there
have been heretofore about 200 labor
ets employed. At present there Az not
more than 100. This decrease Ia help
Is caaeed by repairs In the leliies 81
Galveston, Tut when they afe com.
pleled The usual force At The quaFrles
will he puton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

The hundreds vro ut Bryan eve'y
dav TO bay goods, many Of them re-
main ngyvef night, ae co diallg in
vited IerowstOns Kits Tree show each
night 10 the week except Sunday, next
20 John b Mixes stoe. The usua
entertainment wa given last nigh
and good crowd was out In spite Of
the weather.
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Gave nond

LINDEN, Tex, Oct, deputy Sheriff
a. d. Morris and Nat Outright, who
perc attempting TO arrest Marion Al.
mond when the latter was killed, have
given bond in the sum Of $500, awaiting
action OF the grand Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

Tours, France, Oct. 7.-Gvneral Tro-
ohu, who defended Paris until IL sur.
rendered 10 the German army in Jaun.
AIRY, 1871, Is dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

LIMA. Peru, Oct, THE fire AZ Quay.
aquil, Ecuador, Is still raging. Fifteen
squares Of the town, including the most
important buildings, have burned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

DAii.As oct Anew wheat, 10
oats-is02ie bun. wAaso. cariotA O. o b.
country points ia0n
Corn-shellet, mixed bulk ioeluta 90. ear
from wagon. 2eeN, kalk. sheileaL q b. from
country points, eArlOtA 3aa2S
Hay-t8 0e1s 81
lArd-Rehned, tefeea. az; to.n pals ~.
haeon-short clear standard. u. Short clear
extra ~: small clear standard aAlted. ~;
bloEt clear EXTRA sAltsd. ~; aaltcd bellies
-
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CHICAGO Oct 7.-cAttis-neat natives strong.
er; others slow, Texas steers. q aOes IS
sheen steady.
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DAf1.Aa Oct e--Choics shlppiaf sesefa
tg.ioGs0
Hogs-Cho,cu eorafei. ranging from US 70 tl5
Ne. g 0Oas ~; light weights q 9l12 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

GALVESTON. Oct a-OrdinAry, oeie' good
ordinary, 6l5ls; low middling, 1919; mid
ding. isie. good middlins NJ middling
| fair ~
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THE MARKETS.
ontaan.

NEw ORLEAEs, Oct 0-oraiaAry, est;
good Ordinary, sisie; low middllng, : 49,
middiing. 1919; good middiing. 7 eio mid
ding fair, SO "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

ST. Lous. ocl i.-catue steady; TEXAS
steers tasoos7 %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-08

CHICAGO. Oct a-whsat-NO rcd 7O'S
a-e.
oorn-No, 2 So
oats-No. . white. lolsOeos
Lard. y 100 n. a o9lteba0S
Mes pork. y barrel, % ts 900
Short clear sides. boxed. " s5lS tt00
Shot nhs, sidaa. loose. - t013 o.
Dry AAlsed shoulders boxed. y s;ls 1t0a
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ON THE DIAMOND
Results Of Games Played by National League
C}uhR


Clubs
PITTSBURG, May 5.-Pittsburg was
outplayed at every point and was de-
servedly whitewashed. Attendance
$500. Score:
Pittsburg 0, hits S, errors2 g.
Baltimore g. hits II, errors 0.
Batteries-Killen, Hughey and Sug-
den; Pond and Clark.
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 5-The Reds were
unable to hit Stvetts consecutively and
Boston found no difficulty in batting
Foreman. Attendance 3700. Score:
Cincinnati 8, hits 8, errors2.
Boston 8. hits II, errors g.
Batteries-Foreman and Vaughn:
Stivetts and Camel.
THE COLONELS WIN
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-The Colonels
finally won another game, batting
Flynn out of the box in the second in
ming and hitting Clarke equally as hard.
Attendance 500. Score:
Louisville Is, hits 15 errors L.
New York II. hits IL. errors g.
Batteries-Cunningha and Miller;
Clarke, Flynn and Farrell.
AT CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND. May 5.-The home
team was defeated today through its
inability to hit when men were on bases.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Cleveland g. hits IL, errors 2.
Washington 5, hits s, errors l.
Batteries-Cuppya and thinner; Meyer
and McCauley
AT CHICAGO
| CHICAGO. May 5-The Brooklyns
were victorious today in a game full of
excitement at the close, but very poorly
| played. Attendance, 3400 Score:
! Chicago 6, hits 8, errors g.
/ Brooklyn Z, hits Is, errors 3.
! Batteries-Parker and Kittredge; ABB
| hey and Burrell
AT ST. LOUIS
/ ST LOUIS, May 5.--The Phillies won
todays game in the last inning by hard
batting. Attendance, $500. Score:
! st. Louis 8, hits IL, errors 0.
Philadelphia 8. hits 8, errors 2.
! Batteries = I<lessinger Hart and
Douglass McCiil, Boyle and Clements.
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Earl Grey, the administrator with
Cecil Rhodes of the British Chartered
company there, who Is in charge has
officially expressed the opinion thatt he
back of the Matabele rebellion is
broken" Continuing, he said he hoped
that all disorder will have been crushed
before the imperial troops arrive. Bulu
wayo, he asserts, although at one time
in the greatest of peril, is now, thanks
to the perfect defense and to the lessons
taught the natives by the repeated sor-
ties as safe as London or Paris.
Gifford's force yesterday had a slight
skirmish with Matabelc scouts, but the
troopers were unable to discover the
main body of the enemy.
ANXIOUS FOR PEACE
LONDON. May 5.-.Sir William Har-
court, the Liberal leader in the house of
commons. in speech tonight at the
banquet of the National Liberal club,
promised to support the government in
probing the Jameson raid in South
Africa to the bottom. He expressed i'm
patience at the delay in the settlement
or the Venezuelan dispute and said he
believed the country was anxious for
arbitration, and no personal pride or
diplomatic obstinacy should be allowed
to impede the negotiations.
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ing clubs and for its tireless activity in
conducting an enthusiastic campaign
for Republican princinles

ing clubs and for its tireless activity in
conducting an enthusiastic campaign
for Republican principles.
The chinchbug double harbor resolu-
tion In the above was anticipated in dis
patches filed for The Herald last night
AS already told, the same influences
which three weeks ago hypnotized the
city council Of Los Angeles, this morn
ing repeated that performance, the vic
TINS this time being presumably of in
'telligence, representing five of the lead
ing counties of the southern part of the
state. 1t must be conceded that this
latest harbor resolution is work Of art
in its way, concealing what 1t really in
tends to convey in a manner which is
pretty nearly perfect. Every delegate
on the floor is. however, stated to have
fully known for what he was voting.
c. G. Redcliffe, a shockheaded, straw
berry-colored young man hailing from
Santa Cruz, made the speech renomi-
mating James McLachlan, who went
through cut and dried by reclamation.
For district delegates to the st. Louis
convention, Rev. ]. S. Pitman. who. in
Los Angeles does politics on the school
UOdTu duu OH OuHOdyo 40 tAC PooeOA VI
the United Brethren church. named
Hervey Lindley, whom he called by a
slip of the tongue Hon. Hervey Nc
Kinley."
C. w. Barnes Of Ventura nominated
Thomas Field of Monterey.
Both were elected by acclamation, as
were also Frank P. Flint of Los Angeles
and C. w. H. Barnes Of Ventura as al
ternates.
Elwood Cooper. the Santa Barbara
viticulturist, was named as presidential
elector for the district. and then the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
In naming Lindley as district
delegate. j. S. Pitman assured
the convention that although per-
sonally for William B. Allison,
wishes Of the Republican voters Of the
district, at st. Louis support for presi-
Dental nomination VIM. Mckinley.
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cret features Of the bond transac-

secret features Of the bond transac-
tions.'
The bond resolution was laid aside,
Mr.. Hill retaining the floor, Mr.. PETER
having concluded not to press for vote
tonight.
Mr.. Allison asked when a vote on the
bond resolution would be expected.
Certainly tomorrow" answered Mr.
PETER.
Then let time be fixed for tomor
row." said Mr.. Allison.
Mr.. Hill was qickly on his feet again,
1T would be impossible" he remarked,
smilingly, Ito fix date now for a vote"
Many pension bills were passed, as
were also bills to amend the act granting
right Of way on public lands for reser-
voir and canal purposes by extending
the law to electrical purposes; also 10
provide for the examination and classi-
fication of certain California and Oregon
lands( Central Pacific and California
and Oregon lands).
At o'clock the senate adjourned.
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STREET CAR STRIKE
The Police Opposed by Mob of Brick
Throwers

MILWAUKEE,. May 5.-Crowds of
strikers, sympathizers largely compos-
ed of boys, created a number of little
disturbances today. The most serious
disturbance since the strike was inau-
surated, occurred tonight, when a mob
of 5000 men and boys attacked three
Farwell avenue cars near the East Side
barns.
The mob lined both sides of the track
and as the cars appeared hundreds OF
bricks and stones were thrown by the
mob. Every window in three cars was
smashed and many of the policemen
were struck The patrolmen formed in
a square and repeatedly charged the
rioters. Several arrests We're made.
The herald., 1896-05-06
TIE Princess Drawing Room

LONDON, May Sat the drawngroom
which is to be held at Buckingham palace
on Thursday next. by Princess Christian
OF Schleswig- II olstein (second daughter of
queen Victoria). in behalf of Her Majesty,
Mrs. Roebling of New Jersey, Mrs. Sam
uel Colgate Mrs. Alfred Conkling and
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson will be pre-
sented. The Prince of Wales will entertain
the United States ambassador. Mr.. Thomas
Bayard, at dinner tomorrow the first time
since he has been here.
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A LONG LIST
People Killed or Wounded in the Ciaclnnstl
Explosion

CINCINNATI, o., May 5.-F'ollowins
is list OF those known to have perished
in yesterdays gasoline explosion:
Rollins Davis, Hamilton, o.: Ella
Singleton, GAINESVILLE, o.. domestic; Ad-
olph Drach, proprietor of the cafe where
the explosion occurred: Felix Drach.
aged 5 years; G. S. Wells, recently from
Texas; Mary Kenney, domestic for
Drach; John Mccarthy, clerk; c. Fred
Address, president Address Mara Wall
Fauer Co.
The missing are: William Myer, Bar
bara Steinmap. Louis F'idick, James
Grant, William Roberts. 'Dod'' Seaman.
William Lauth, John McGarvey. South-
II. H. Wilson, Toledo; John Beers. Il.
fayette, Ind; William Carr, Newport.
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Fp,sc-p,, co,ven In,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The Forty
sixth annual convention of the Episcopal
diocese OF Central California began its
session today in Grace church. Bishop W,
F. Nichols presided and conducted the open
ing exercises. Sixty-five ministers and as
many iaymen were present. Rev. E. j.
the afternoon reports of the officers of the
diocese were presented
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War on Lotteries

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The Campaign
operations of the American Coupon Invest
ment company. with Offices in various cit
les. was continued today by the issuance
the agencies of the concern in the follow
ing cities: Denver. Colorado Springs and
Cripple Greek, Colo: Kansas City, Hia-
watha, Fort Scott and Hutchinson, Kas:
Dallas and Fort Worth Tex.
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A srN.arer Lost

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE schooner
Viking, which arrived today, brought news
of the probable loss of the schooner Nor
ma. The Norma sailed from here on Feb
ruary 9th with ten persons aboard. for the
South seas and should have arrived at its
destination six weeks ago.
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Cola Water neIes.te.

FRESNO. May 5.-The Prohibjtionists
held their county convention in Fresno to-
day, and selected the following delegates
70 the state conventions. "A. A. Rowell Rev
J. w Webb. j. F.. Hall, Joel Smith. Rev
Johnson. Job Malsbary C. l.. Meracle
Ernest Webb. c. L. Pulliam. B. S. Hoas.
Henry Dewey. Eleven ladies were selected
as alternateS
The herald., 1896-05-06
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PHILADELPHIA May Counsel for
Mrs. Pietzel. widow of Penjamin Pietzel.
who. was murdered by IT. II. Holmes. has
received a letter from The latter, Offering
her a house and lot in Chicago and $4,000 in
cash If she will aid in getting his execution
postponed until May Is. No attention will
be paid to the letter.
The herald., 1896-05-06
Chinese comjny

MONTREAL, May 5.-The spring tide Of
Chinese immigration has arrived. Todav
1VO chinese came. from Vancouver and are
now nov stopping at the two big Chinese board
t ing houses waiting for favorable oppor-