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New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
Just the Time
to provide your House with
ANDIRONS,
TENDERS and
GAS LOGS.
Finest Display In the City at
SPECIALLY LOW PRICES.
Conover Fireplace Mfg. Co.,
7 and 9 West 3Oth Street.
Near Fifth Avenue.
CONQUERED BY Az ARAB.
SOME ONE WITH WHOM THE CENTRAL PARK
DRoMEDARY WOULD BE FRIENDLY


SOME ONE WITH WHOM THE CENTRAL PARK
DRoMEDARY WOULD BE FRIENDLY
FOUND AT LAST.
For several months no keeper In the Central fafH
menagerie has had sufficient temerity 10 attempt
familiarity with the dromedary camel which ives
lust north Of the tank wherein the hippopotam u.s.
port themselves. The dromedary was separated
from its mate about year ago. and lonesomehe"s
has made 1t vicious and treacherous.
Yesterday afternoon three Arabs strolled arouno
and looked with interest at the captive animals
some OF which they had. apparently. never seen Do
fore The Arabs were dressed In red-and-yellow 'ur-
bans baggy red trousers natura-color leather san
dals blue stockings and brilliant red sashes
When they approached the dromedary's inclosure
the animal was roaring. usual his disgust al De-
ing all alone He suddenly esped the turbans OF the
Arabs over the iron fence, and ceased his noise.
Then he peered with eyes seemingly glowing Win
curiosity at the unwonted spectacle Of an Arab
visitor One OF the Arabs scaled the fence ana
dropped inside. only few feet from the animal
which ranks In the Central Park menagerie almost
with the Nubian lion in point OF treachery lnen
probably some order which the camel had hearu
long ago, and walked up 10 the animal
The camel snorted and backed away IN moHen-
tary dstrust. and then the Arab became the victor
as meekly n lamb AS the Arab had reacheu TINS
point Of familiarity. several keepers appeared on
the scene and asked him TO leave the Gamers guar
ters He would probably have been arrested IL ho
had been found in the quarters OF any other animal
but his temery In attempting and actually dccoLn-
plishing familiarity with the dromedary was i sun
cent excuse for his violation OF the menagerie rues
The Arab bowed profoundly and walked quietly
away with his friends
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
JETTEP-ClRRTERS' SERENA DE.

The New-York Letter Carriers Associa tion sere-
naded John NJ Parsons. the president Of the or
eanization al his home. No 2,&2 Eighth-ave.. last
night About four hundred members met In front
of Station j. In West ne-hundred-and-twenty
nfth-st where the procession was formed. The
letter-carriers' band played National airs on the
march 10 Mr. Parsons's house William Deale or
Station * was grand marshal Of the parade.
When the letter-carrers arrived In 'front.' OF the
nresidents house Mr. Parsons came out and a
handsome floral horseshoe presented to him In
honor OF his recent election TO the presidency OF
the National ASSOCIATE ton OF etter-Carriers'
NJ Fitzgerald made the presentation speech,
10 which Mr. Parsons responded Luncheon was
then served In neighboring hall.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WANTS Full CREDIT FOR THE RESCUE

The daily papers yesterday morning printed an
account Of the capsizing Of the catboat Flyaway
Sunday afternoon off FIalletts Point. and de-
scribed the rescue OF her navigaiors by Jacob
Seellng and David Ryan. the He'll Gate lfesavers.
who put of i'm one boat. and II. +. Rosworth ana
Arthur Donnelly. who put off IN another.
Mr. Bosworth writes to The Tribune to say that
gross injustice has been done In giving any
credit for the rescue to Secig and Ryan. Mr.. Bos-
worth says that ne and Donnclly put of IN time 70
affect" a rescue. but that Ryan and Seeg dld
not arrive until this had been accomplished. Mr..
Boswo tn sys he is not looking for glory or praise
Nothing could be further from his desire. lie
only wants credit whore II Is due.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
CTSSYS WINK OBJECTIONABLE.
nv co,,uss1oSERs ENJo1NED FROM INTER
FERING WITH BILLBOARD DlsPLEASiNU
TO METROPOLITAN CLUBME%.

TO METROPOLITAN CLCBME"
Justice MacIean in Special Term far' H. vi inc
Sunreme Court yesterday granted temporary IN
junction on the application of Van Beureh q o.
hill nosters restraining Colonel 5. Van RensseIae.
Cruger Samuel Mcmillan. William A. Suies anu
Smith Ely Commissioners Of Public PARKS from
interfering with a billboard at Sixty-secohu-s' 81
and FYfth-ave apd other boards. naming h'h-
ograph of Cissy Fitzgerald. the Enghsh udncei
which Is on the billboards, Which Is saiu u oe '
nleasing to the sense of propriety OF the members
OF the Metropolitan Club was the cause Vi 'he
application. -,
Ex-Corporation Attorney Herman St'eiei WIN W
tained the order of injunction, said that the Doard
at Sixty-second-st was put up IN afc0laa%uce nee W.,
,he law on a piece OF ground ADJOINING the met
ronolifan club and facing Central PARK NO ob9ec-
non was made to the board until Miss fltzseraiu
nicture appeared Then. however, club inernDers
Objected 10 the board and appeared 10 tht faIh
CnmmissionerS who ordered IT 20 be removed ' All
Beiiren would not remove II. and the
tor down the board ana ordered others also 10 De
remoyed The board removed Is on ground iedseu
from OK Dock Commissioner J. sergeant ram
Mr. Stiefel said that the action OF me PARK ~ ON, m
,oissioners was unjusiihable. The picture VIII DE
nroduced in court when the case comes up
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
SAVED BY A MOUNTED Pohio hhA''
CHILD RESCUED FROM GREAT PERIL Si ~
OFFICERS QUICK MOVE.

OFFICERS QUltk INV t.
49, ,,o,onsv mounted policeman OF the Hign-
,s souad was at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ssventh-st and the seventh-ave' Drlve"as WY
last evening, when he saw runaway down '"s
o A. Ono-hundred nd thrty-frst-st'
butchers wagon and horse had been s'ahurne. .ne
horse not tied Seven-year-od Georgia ""''o,,'
Of No IO7 West One-hundreu-a''u" a.,,o. oh,.
u 49, w. Ia,trg tag with number OF other chill
49,, a lodged around tho horse. She caught
her foot in the reins. which had dropped 10 'ae ne
ms,nd nso and frightened the animal 1t started 10
run She was entangled in the reihs anu was w
ing dragged along the street. , nsru and in
stead Of trying TO catch the horse as Going
and picked the child up as ms ms "o napured further
down the avenue The girl was @ slieh.H hnme VI
uom Al, friqhtened She was taken NOME
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE WTyDSORs NEW DINING ROOM.

The new dining-room OF the Windsor Hotel was
opened 10 It's guests last night. II is one Of the
largest rooms of its kind in this country. and War
rem F. Leland the proprietor, has spared neither
care nor money in his effort 10 make II one OF the
most beautiful The general style Is that OF the
Italian Renaissance and its furnishings en-
,irely new and the work Of the best cabinet
makers and upholsterers. Prominent among the
dacorations of the room, which is illuminated By
900 electric lights is the crest Of the hotel. the
elk's mead.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
PRICE or REFINED SUGAR REDUCED

All grades OF refined sugar reduced fourth
OF a cent a pound yesterday by the American Re-
fning Company. German refined was one-half cent
lower than dorestic when the normal difference ts
only one fourth of a cent The reduction according
ly placed domestic and German refined on equal
terms For another thing refined was too high in
comparison with the price OF sugar
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
RETRIBTTION CAME AT LAST.
A PROSPEROUS AND RESPECTED FARMER AR
RESTED FOR A MURDER COMMITTED
THIRTY YEARS AGO

Yazoo City. Miss. Sept %A sensation was
caused here to-day by the arrest of William l..
Penick a prosperous farmer living a few miles
from this city a charge Of murder committed
in 1866 at Russeville. Ala. The accused man has
been a prominent citizen of this county and highly
respected for many years and has raised FAMILY
of children He lodged in jail TO await the
proper papers from the Governor OF Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
ALBERT WEBER ARRESTED AGAIN.

Albert Weber. the former husband OF Irene Perry.
the actress arrested yesterday for trying to
beat n cabdrver of S3 fare. He talked foolishy
in court about going out In yacht TO meet the five
harrison Sisters who are now on their way from
Europe this country He said he and two friends
had furnished a fiat In Thirty -ninth-st. for them.
He had no money pay his fine. and was locked UP.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE GOLD MOVEMENT.

The French Line steamer La Bretagne. arriving
Sunday brought 81 0oO 600 in gold for Lazard Freres
The gold was deposited In the Sub-Treasury in ex-
change for legal tenders. cable dispatch said
that s. 10000 in gold would probably leave London
for New-York this week.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE RESERVE ABOUT n22 ooo. .ooo

Washington. Sept 2s-The net gold in the Treas
ury at the close Of business to-day stood 1922 =
O45550 The gold withdrawn at New York amounted
TO SOS 200 There received at New-York to-day
81 OOO.oO in gold in exchange for currency.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
MONEY FOR THE SCHOOLS.
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE APPROPRIATEs
OVER 100000

IT WILL BE DEVOTED TO SECURING NEW SITES
AND BUILDINGS AND MAKING REPAIRS
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS GRATIFIED
The Board OF Estimate yesterday appropriated
5000. 15S 65 for the public schools. This sum will
be issued to the account Of new schools for the
acquiring Of property for them. and for repairs
and additions to old ones. The Controller Will
issue the regular 3la per cent schoolhouse bonds
authorized by the Board.
Here is list Of the schools to be built. repaired
or added to:
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
HONEY FOR THE PORTER MONUMENT

The movement on the part Of the National Guard
Association OF the State OF New-fork to erect a
monument to the memory OF AdJutant-General
Ios,ah Porter Is taking tangible FORM and sub
r,n,ions are being sent to Captain David Wilson.
of the I'd Battery who is the secretary OF the spe-
c,al committee Captain Wilson acknowledges
ce,nt of the following subscriptions:
Major General Thomas H. McGrath 800
80 Serarae Company y @. :. y Y. Elmra. lOD
"a Patiery First Brigade 200
prlsadier- General o. w. Terry, surgeon General =
er-t;eneral T. ". Ricketts, .................
,aie~.l William Cary Sanger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Nstor = Is Ince chief signal Of1cer = y. l....-.
TxSFrst Lieutenant Charles f. Engelman LIST Bat
o
ro,., Observation-Disclosures si35
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
CLOSING PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. September 2s 1904
Guropean advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will ana
the London OF The Tribune rs Fleet Street. e. c.
convenient place to leave their advertisements and sub
scriptions for The Tribune.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
TlLLMAN and HILL.
Cross Swords In the United
States Senate.
A LIVELY DEBATE THE RESULT.

senator Tlllman sIakss = speech In
which Hs Attashs Pebble Omclals.
and Especially Dlreutsd His Remarks
- senator's nnf and shsrmaa-Hni
Replies aHd scores Tillman.
WASHINGTON. May a.-The debate In
the senate yesterday was Of 4 dramatic
and sensational character. recalling the
famous ingalls, VOORHEES, contest Of some
years ago. Senator Tillman Of South
Carolina, again brought his unique
personality into the debate, his speech
being the first Of any length since his
memorable maiden effort, attacking
public officials. high and low. While
he spoke the silver piichfork re-
Gently presented him in the west was
oonspieuously displayed on his scarf.
The senator used the blunt words char
actesistic Of his utterances, arraigning
the president and cabinet officers with
unsparing criticism and personal invec.
tive. He also addressed himself person.
ally to Mr. Hin and Mr.. sherman, and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

To the children and Patrons o. ~.
Public schools,

To the children and Patrons of nr,.
Public Schools;
Please allow me. through the kin1'
ness Of the Eagle, 10 thank ron
your kindness. support and inlInsnrs
during the past three years. Inles8
Il has been three Of the most pln.ss.
years fmy lie. nryaa win ever h.
pleaeAnt place IN my memory.
lbelieve Bryan has enc Of tie
public schools In Texas. backed 81
Of tho beat school boards Ia he ~
So. | am prepared to say, though
name vas dropped from your oor,
teachers in Fridays eleclion. thai
lieve The votes cast BY each mou
'he board, were IL their iuiemsI
the best interests and god ol
schools. ] hope no mislake has
made.
May the blessings Of honor and
peEiiy crown your schools. and
your children, especially shoss
whom it has bern "a, honor and
rre % instruct, 10 The most hono.r
place among men.
Most respectfully,
JSo. A. Moak
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
MANGLED BY A TRAIN.
Terrible Fate OF Arthur Phil
lips OF College.

A, Parks undertaking establishment
he the mangled remains Of young Ar
thur Phillips. His funeral will take
place At ten o'clock this morning At the
city cemetery. Tie story ofhis death
is terribly tragic. He was mangled
yesterday afternoon at a point about
one mile this side Of College station By
the sOuthbound passenger train on
which he was returning home from
Bryan b. College. The reporter viewed
the remains last night. The head was
cut or gashed and the lower par, Of the
body torn ell 10 pieces; The right leg
was broken aud the bone protruding
The whole had an appearance Of being
mashed, however. instead Of run over.
hr. Phillips was assistant jauisor
a. the A. and n. College, and had come
10 town 10 SETTLE his accounts. On the
way back he was seen sitting with some
one on the car steps. Ills hat vas
found several hundred yaris this side
Of where The accident occurred, and the
supposition Is that he concluded 70
jump on and get the hat ard walk on
10 College, when he was dashed against
the side Of the stock gap and crushed
withoat warning.
PHILIPPE had worked At College thres
years and vas a good, honest harl
aefking fellow, popular with everybody
and familiarly known a. "Jumb,." II,
vas - years Of age aud came from Bal
llmore. Md.
Justice Gamer, ". 7. Young. ]. +
Parks and Prol. Moore went ont 70 IN
seene Of iho terrible affair." laslic|
Gamer held an inquest ana returned
ref.I|tl az death t.r 41.|.1.I.t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
Grand sIatrOns visit.

Editor Eagles-A announced in the
morning Eagle, Grand MatrOn, Mrs.
Sadie Hoskins. assisted by her hus-
band, W. s. Hoskins. set Bryan Chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star, 70 work
Thursday night The name selected
ior.lhe Chapter was Naomi, but owing
10 the fact that an association mas been
organized under that name, the name
Bryan" was substituted by the Grand
Matron.
Amer the officers had been duly in.
stalled, the secret work Of the order
was exempli6ed, the newly installed Of.
hcers doing the principal part Of the
work. They did Il we'll, tOO-so well
that W. s. Hoskins declared that Il was
the best he had ever Witnessed. Special
mention Of the work Of any one Of tie
officers would BE- downright injustice,
but ! will venture u say that no "fye
pointed star" ever ditIased more lustre
than the one those present saw that
night; and the worthy mAlron, Mrs.
Helen Parks, sis TO the manner born. Z"
One incident occurred, worthy OF
special mention; A certain lady mem-
Der was escorted to the hall by her hus-
band, who, not being Mason, at the
proper time had TO retire. He pat on .
dog-if.Ieare look and len, but when he
returned, 81 about ll;S0 O'Clock, to 60.
cort his vile homo, bis face wore an ex.
preston which plainly indicated that
he realiled the tables had been turned,
that the usual order Of things had been
reversed and that his wife was Ia pos.
session Of secrets that, In his present
condition" could not be entrusted "a
MIN. As he started down stairs, he
cast one long, lingering look behind,
which plainly said; tn know what you
folks are up 70, or burst"
Il feel sure that the membership Ol
BTazOs Union Lodge, A. +. 4 A. n,
will be shortly ineeased.)
Perhaps no Chapter was ever set tS
work under more favorable elrcumslan
ces, and judging from the interest man.
iitsied by the lady members, its succesl
is assured. The doors are slandln,
wide open and any one elegible 4
membership will receive q warm vel
como. The regular meeting Of thl
Chapter viii be held on the frst an,
third Monday nights In each month
The next meeting will be held mex
Monday night and those who could no
attend Thursday night will be initiated
A MENnER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

ponsos Of the Bering sea commission,
also one for the disposal Of public RISER.
vations IN vacant town sites in Oklaho.
ma territory.
Then the naval appropriation bill wai
taken up, and the amendment Of Mr..
Gorman, reducing the number Of new
hattleships from four 90 two, was adopt.
ed by vote Of 81 TO ~.
Mr.. Aliens amendment. 20 strike out
all battleships. was defeated by a vote
Of iS % A.
Then followed the TiIlman.H Hin colo.
guy.
The final vote On Me naval appropria.
tion hill win be taken today.
The house devoted the major portion
tho day to debate on lho bankruptcy bill
eevoral amendments were offered bul
none adopted. A hill 70 provide iOr
delegate IN congress from the lcFfilor,
81 kInsla vaa defeated a 10 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

The contest will be thing Of the
past this time next Sunday morning
and instead Of looking 10 see how the
vote stands. you win be informed who
the Iu.ky parties are.
We have not the time nor space 10
comment on the contest this morning,
but Il is evident from the vote sent In
that everybody is holding back until
the last. II will be a grand rush and
somebody is going 10 get left, that's
sure, and 20 you had better Feather"
your hest with q baskst-full Of coupons
and big lot Of ten vote tickets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
nr.lnna M. nroshsn.

sxpAIIA. No. May a.-Alonzo Rem
baueh. the ai-year-old son Of d. 3.
Remhaugh, attempted TO IAN his broth
or, Harvey. At his fathers place Of bna-
noss on Main street. While Harvey
Rombaugh was IN the Office, Alonso
slipped up behind him and dealt him =
powerful blow on the head with the
sharp cdgo Of a hatchot, knocking him
down and producing y fracture Of the
skull. The wonldho lrAidcido jumped
IN buggy and llod from The city. Ths
attempted murder vas lhe outcome d
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
Closing Services.

Evangelisls Mitchell and Hart will
conclude their huilful labors ct the
Baptist church tonight, asa result Of
which there have been more than thir.
" accessiOns 10 the church.
Services at II a. IN, 4P m and =
p. m. Bap,ising tonight.
Amer = splendid sermon Friday Alehl
setting forth mans relation 10 the plan
oi salvation In Jesus ChFlsl
and bic ability 10 choose a course ioF
himself. the evangelist aud Mr.. Hart
referred 10 and denounced as utter y
ialie a report 10 the effect that Rev.
Mitchell was guilty Of drunkenness Al
Rockdale, Another preacher was the
party In the case, which VAS one Of
mistaken identity.
There were eight persons baplls, d
Friday night and several others last
night
The revival uill elo.o tonight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

ITALY. Tex. May "A heavy hail
storm struck this town Thursday even
Ing. The ground wa covered. All
iron roofing was Fiadied and the damage
TO goods win run up into the hundreds.
Crops and gardens are devastated.
Many hogs were killed All the win
dow lights ON the north side Of buildings
In town were broken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
Grs.hams Rsmalns nslag Removed.

CINCINNATI. May a.-The remains Of
the lato Secretary Walter y. Gresham
arrived here over the Big -Four last
night from Chicago, accompanied by
Mrs. Gresham and other friends. The
car was a once transferred 20 the Chcs-
apcake and Ohio express f,T Washing.
lon where the burial viii be attended
BY President Oloyoland, members Of his
cabinet and othors,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
Rssslp.. aaa E.p.nalsur,..

WASHINGTON. May 2.-The compare
tive statement Of the treasury receipts
and expenditures during the month Of
April shows the total receipts 10 have
been t2i,2s2 SOS and the expenditures
t2S, ,961 ,e6l which makes the deficit for
the month ti.70s. .is8 and for the 10
months Of the fiscal year t2s, ass, 100.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The monthly
statement Of the public debt issued by
the treasury shows that on April 30. the
debt, less cash in the treasury, was t0iS,.
2SI,67O. an increase for the month Of
S,0s5, asa. This Il accounted for IN
part by decrease Of ei.5ii .0S7 In the
amount Of cash In the treasury. and an
increase Of nearly 100000 IN tho
amount Of bonds delivered under the
last sale.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

drew from the former several sharp re-
joinders, while Mr.. sherman declined
10 b. brought into a controversy with
the South Carolina senator.
Mr. Hill followed Mr.. Tillman, an
swering the latter point by point. The
New York senator referred 10 the CON-
ing Democratic national convention, de-
elaring that there would be no split. bat
that true Democracy would recognize
the rule Of the majority and keep the
party intact despite tho threats Of the
South Carolina senator TO leave the
party.
Mr.. Hin spoke freely and frankly Of
his differences with the officers Of the
administration aud In particular re-
ferred 10 the gTievous mistake. as he
regarded Il, Of Secretary Carlisle in no,
supporting Senator Blackburn when the
latter was the nominee Of a Democrats
caucus. Tho senator discussed inserna.
tionh party Affairs, urging harmony
and the termination Of vcnomous as.
saults by Democrats on a Democratic
party. He spoke for two hours and wa,
accorded the closest attention.
Tho debate attracted a great crowd d
tho senate wing Of the Capitol--th,
greatest since congress assembled-hll
ing the senate galleries and ovcrAowins
into the corridors, where long lines o.
people struggled for admission.
Az the beginning Of the session a bill
was passed aprrupriating $4,000 for ex
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

wAanS0roS. May 2.-The state de-
partInent Is watching the Developments
10 the case Of the Americans who vert
part Of the crew Of the Competitors and
were captured by the spaniards OF the
coast Of Cuba ON account Of the landing
Of arms and ammunition. Instructions
have been sent 10 United States Consul
General Williams 10 communicate with
the men and Investigate the circumstan-
oes Of their capture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
Playias n..ss with Cotton.

GnoRGErowN. Tex, May 2.-Reports
from Kennedy and Runge. say she Mexi.
can weevil Is playing havoc with the
cotton, and that In some instances whole
fields have been abandoned. Great APP
prehension Il felt, a. the pest may spread
all over the cotton belt ~ fast a. the
cotton comes up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
Red Riding Hood.

The Eagle desires to call the special
attention ci lie readers 10 the opefaila
70 Be given Monday nlshtal the opera
house. BY Miss Willie Fflley and music
plaae. twill bo a moel highly enter.
lalnlnk caniala, aud deserves liberal
pa.ro4aee. The pneo q admlsfl - Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03
s.naler n.l.,. nom. nnrn.a.

ELLSWORTH, Ma. May s.-"The
Pines" the summer residence Of United
States Senator Hale. with al Ia contents
was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss win probably roach 10000. II Il
thought the FIRE Is the work Of an In
oondiary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

LEWISTON. Ms, May a.-James Han.
kle, aged 20 years, the ferryman ai Cot
tonw0Od Ferry. was attacked by two
young men as he was forTying them
acrOss Spoon river. They stabbed him
In the back six times with a knife. Both
were Intoxicated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

RICHARDSON, Tex, May A shoot.
ing occurred yesterday ON the south.
bound train three miles south Of here.
DR.. L. b. Miller was shot by o. P. Tur.
mage The shooting Is the outcome Of
a suit brought BY Turnage's sisicr
against Miller.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-03

EL PAso. Tex, May a.-Latest ad.
vices frum the mine oavoin near Chi.
huahua arr that several bodies have
been recovered. The 20 miners entombed
are an supposed 10 BE- dead.