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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26

session In chieaso. Tksy dsc,d.
"a asains, the great piieh.
srs appeal aaa volsa to upAoIa prs.I.
SEAT Frssdman'a stand. a. . mastsr A
discipline. Ths New York manage.
neat has. hsvsvsr. settled the eass.
Ans's sets ss.eee and one years ualaEy
as = result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26
AR OF WRITING SERMONS.
A Discussed ~ -Ian naciarsa- IN hes
ton the other nav.

A. Discussed ~ -fan naciaren- IN Ne,
ton the other Day.
In speaking Of the Genesis Of a Ser
mon. Dr. Watson glecluriag in Bosto
a few days agol declared the sermon I
be the result Of ak processes-selee
ton. IN which as matter OF fact tn
preacher does not select the text. bu
The text the preacher which mako
friends with HIM generally. "a sepa
ration. the one idea being separate
from is nlncty-nlne blood relatlv
(fome preachers are afraid TO pres
on one idea. because the peopls
think they have not the other laNN,
80 illumination. putting the sep0 y
idea In the midst OF an the 10 Il
preacher knowa; lO mcdliatiot I
elaboration: CD revision. The prl
er is rarely wrong In dropping a \
iective" In the composition ID
sermon there should be unity.
such artistic eject that though
should repeat The same thing Il
times thirty witnesses would dd Of
that thirty different things were ;res
There should be beauty without ally /
vulgar language. unworthy talWor
scholastic language, There shoul
humanity; charity mus, rule. anE Ste
a risky business and sarcasm Is lst
geroua. There should be mgenslk CO.
delivery, and the sermon wouI bet
more effective Il delivered exiemer Z
neously than II read. III a man New
he loses tho immense advantage tonso
visonment" The sermon prefers
may be greater than the sermon aud
pared. because Of the environmelO III
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26

Ew YORK HAS
never bee, richer
n new sll'ge pro-
ductlona than dur
The past thirty
days. what il
mere. an uAusnAl
number oil the
offerings OF the
Heaters have been
fasorably received.
The most poaltlve
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26
WE'D AS HaRMET.
QUARREL MADE TOM 6TAF-
FORD a REcLUsE.

nroihcr Won rIia sweetheart That
Was Back In Their Ola iioms IN
England Drlfisd Into Lyeomlng's
wnds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26

SAYINGS AND Do,Nos
or STAGE FOLK.

esk = Rich VIVA New rroaas.
.'ons Mr.. Potter ia. Electrified sh.
Australian. Pretty Marie isalson "a
America Agaia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26

Stafford. Here the old man i'eo ~ /
many years with a dog for comp.N-
Icn and an old-fashioned riiie 10
amuaemant He was an eccentric ihl,-
vidual. and the few who learned ms
nc story Cleaned the details pleee- /
meRl for the cid man was not known
for Rls xerbosliy. Stafford formerly
lived'hlonf sesar Camp run. IN hlafea
township. who're he dug drifts 10 'he
mountains ostenslbly for the purpose
Of prospecting for oil or coal. A.ei
leaving the Sugar Camp ran disu'ss
move which he made quite ciAhnss
iiBely-there was lons interval ou-
ing ahich nobody knew Of HIS where
ahouis. Then some Of his former ao-
Qualntancea. happening up the f,n'
Greek valley. heard Of a qneef Ola ~.
low who had recently built himself
hut on Mlllers. or Farnswortha rum
and who spent much Of bis time seihk
ever the mountains cracking pierea on
Of the rocks with a hammer or ulk
hing holes IN the ground. THIS seenieo
% much ike the doiuEs Of the old ~
gar Camp run prospectog that the ~
bred township citizens investigated
and sure enough. the fellow proved %
they had snapecied-old mah
y his 100 e'mpanf eAesp,
comfortably and N,il. =
u him that he had some mons5
ent Al least 10 buy what edlblea ! .
d for his humble subsistence. ThS
authorities Of the township kept
l-out FOR the old man. and 10 all
rantu he was content Every
and then hunters ran aeross hin
stored abode. and stopped 70 talk
OH fellow. but none could draw
into extended coaveraation. lie
an uncouth individual. unkempt,
aven and forlorn In appearances.
a. Indeed a typical hermit Those
talked with him. however. soon
"a that the old man Was By ne
u fool. According 10 the story
the writer. Stafford was ems day
lccpiionally bright young man. but
animation Of cireamstances--a 1T
Dve affair. = quarrel. q battle
ged the eurreat % his life. and AZ
rolled on he grew sick Of the
and ia frlvolllies and sousat
DIT and quietude IN the forestl
cases. Ills death occurred about
years ago. since which time hts
liage haa heeR,a rendezvous for
BLOT once kept bare
lerlng Zee, IL grown
slaaord was an En-
r by vocation hence
liude for prospecting
three brothers. the two
Tan himself In the sane
Hand where the stahords
young woman whom both
nd his eldest brother loved
preferences were strongly in
the younger lover. bat the
a. persistent. and In order 70
homas fall. In the estimation OF
iy young woman. he resorted
n0us trick. he enlisted the
second brother, and together
plred against Thomas APP
well-foundcd reports Of mis-
bn the part Of Thomas we're car
bis sweetheari's ears. and. not
aiding his protestalions Of limo
he young womans love grew
hor smlles we're transferred 10
brother. Al last Thomas dis
- ~ author OF tho malicious
arira's vi stormy gtene ensued.
waited - he met bis brother and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26

Say, father. why have all Il
lures got ffamoag" "why. you
feol, 20 that The artist may
vpen % step painting. Of conrsl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26
THE NATIONAL GAME.
PA5T-sEAsoN NOTES or ru-
NATIONAL GAME.


ANACER HAN
LON has worked
another base ban
deal which viii ada
. his already vide
reputation a. the
sArsNdeai In the
business" he haa
bsea after a hard
hlttlng outaeIder
for a year to take
Hfodlea ulara A
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-26

~ n MAaM AANM
clnded ravlne along
Mlllers run. a small
stream In Cum
mIngs township
that emptisa into
Big pine creek a
mile southof Tombs
Run. are the Fpins
ofa log shanty that
was once the home
Of Hermit Thomas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Or. 6. "a. aabnfem,
i'm Duff Blvd. I&Isr reif niat umter
Icnsern IN itete In sr Sfkee ~ EnstR.

1872 Giniee 3immer beS Eort 6otel on
5. Qpenue norolib b0tten mabreno Der
Wintermonate Den Sboabloien ais lln'
terfommen oienen iollen 10 lag es I'M
Sinne ieneS GomiteS aus benz Staotratb,
melhes ben Yerlalienen nno Oelmntblo'
len ais barmberSiger Samaritan oienen
ioll. Sob oas 3art5eiibl elmer ameri'
tanii6en Wobbarin lieb Dies nibt III; lie
itrGubte iib gegen Serwenoung pes illr
Den 3wed iebr eeeigneten Tlabes, unc
oos Gomite muBte iib oem weibli6en
ySillen filgen.
- SEQ 3oc,towSti uou Der 9Sbite Gartb
Ieierpation meilte in leBter Wobe einige
3aae oui Yeiub bel ieinem bon @cbriIoer
WleBrotb oils 2aoenoiener ougeltelten
Sruoer 5eroinano. Wontag reilte Der
Sat pieoer ms elterlibe 6aus suriid.
- 0ouiS Hobbers Don bier wiro beinl
Der. Staten .@eribt, welhes am 1. 3e'
,ember in Winona in SiBun9 tritt, ais
@eibporener III oienen baben.
- Iie Shlittn,babn in inherent Is ouu.
tn lit wobl cine ueririibte, aber bob 1T IL
Den 3armern ansenebm getommen. 9el
Sol,. uno ySeiiens3ransport gebt gut por
itatten. Nab 6ids Yropb3eiun9 bat E.
mebrere Sage anbalteno geibnelt, uni
ieiner YropbeSeirms nad bat berte Oh
Come iid wieoer bliden lallen.
Die 9lrbeit an benz Sele9en De
Wiiiiiiippi 5abrbriids nit neuen eiben
Ylanten sebt flott uoran.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Gum 8eiten Der Farmer!

Nur UNI ben Garmern uns wilfdbrts au
,eiaen, iinc mir rem In frlbtren Sabren
utlih eerpelenen 8ebrauh treu aeblieben,
lcl6sn 5armern. pensn IS ritt sut m0alt&
ii. ttren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir ben ,Ncrb.
tern" in barren @slce ~ be,0blen, @ele.
senbeit gu sebtn. tbren gerpftttunssn &C.
gen uns NIT gteferung ron Scl, naG3u.
tcmmen. Ben pitlen 6lrmsrn purte unS
60l, ais 3ablung pes .,Ncthltern" psriprs.
den, une eifis mohten mir baron ertnntrn,
ZAP &c ifet eis 3stt III. eas 6cts III brinsen,
ptnn raS Srubiapr am peranrlden III.
Seeirfen mir res 6ct,ss ntbt mebr. Sest
III bic .3sit fir bic 6cl,bauern, ibr Ser.
ipreten einSul6fen. 8dun mchten ptr
aber aud erpabner, tds mir tsin aneeres
ais bdrtes ,@,hen . cher Wapel 6Gls" an.
rebmen tpnnsn, peun FUR cine antere Sprte
taben mir fetns gsrmsnbung. 3ueem fet
nod erwdbnt, raj mir i'm e~ieei0trigsn 6pl3.
bancsl Is oeraos 70 genau nebmen, ME Der
tinselne S~lmilienpdtlr Der. mtnn er COLT
fault, aelunees urt niht balb psrfaultes ba-
ben mtl. gswtrp iecem 5drmer Der tSHfte
Warttpreis FUR 9ute5 unp aeluneeS 6plj,
eas er CUR Snlse brtn9t, eridubi. Senuse
man eaber bic gelegenbsit. User unmoa.
LID nit Sch urs ttsren fam. brines aleth
Sol, unc wsree 70 ietner ghttt rem yNcrt-
9e9enuber gere6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Aus 0er Nmoeoen0.
avs perih,eoenen Ibeilsn bea

Gus perih,eoenen Tbeilsn bes
gountp tbeilt mon uns nit, onB uisle
Jarmer pon Dem iriib einsetreteren Bin.
ter iiberraiht muroen uno iniolse oes
unerpar3 eten Streefarms siueH 2bsil
ibtsr Stutt, ore bis jest nod nlht sefro
ldeR rn,cs, peroen elnbGBen milen.
auier 5eudtinser. wslder iia NAB
reno Der lss'sn Sabre in Sutllmrp,
Oreson, BET ieinem SdWissas,ler auis
belt, 1T nuflnes bieier Nods nuh
Steorns Gpuntu Suridsefsbrt. I'm Die
in irlbereu SaAren 10 auh firoerbin i'm
1own 9 I. Soispb isin 8aisiu 81
frliteu.-2esten SomIios MOrsen trut
aus ct. Sol ph Die Welcuns Don einsm
@lnbrudseKbitahl elm. Sls lsst mob
unbsianute GGubsr ueridofteu iih in
Der 6reitas Nuht in ben Gooen Der Sir
ma actIdspnr uno 9rmmers GirlaR
ipreraten Den @sloihranf uno entfomen
mt Der aus 1920 in booram @elbe uno
@b;ds i'm Betra9e pon $400 beltsbsn
ben Ysuis; Die 4nmeiiuussn lautstsn
aui Die Great 9torlbetn Blbnseisaidait.
Nuh Noten mie Bnnfauwellunaen IN
bobem Bstrase uuo bic Jeuerueribe'
ruusspaplsre Der Jirma purosn pon Der
Rdubsrn mitasuommsn. Die @lnbrs'
der bmierlitBsn feline Spur, bic SUI
Guinahme oer gerfolsuns battle o,ersr
tounen. 0srr 9immsrs bat cine BE
lobuuns Don 800 oui Grsreiuns Del
Ndubsr ous8eiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Staot .Aeuiekeiten.
- Inter benz TorliS ees Nlo. q. &.
(tmrnh forh gRpnion Wbenb bic uonot

Inter benz SoriiS tes Nlo. 8. 6.
4tmcoo fano Wontns Nbenb Die monet
hAe S,suna oes Staotrotbs Itdit. v.
9. Yuruis wmb be on STEELE ces aba oants
ten U. 8arlib OILS Witslieo IN Den Staot'
ro!b nie ouh ais WitalIeo Der Gomltes,
oa en- 8or ID auaetOrte, o uise, pmmer.
Das Inans.gomite laua Dos aI'e
aloaelleo ,Wanasl an 5oncs" Dor,
uub es wurce 8eraussabung pcn $4,000
Bombs in Summe BON is $1,000, eatlri
an 9. Nopsmber 1896 uno Sablbar ON
/. Suli 1897. sur Ra!e pon 6 Etojsn'
belhloIien. uno aue, Die 5oroerur'
attn acseu Die S.aot babsn. merosn MAI
ten mullen, bis ourb 8traufgnbuu9 Der
Sonos bic Gbbe in Der Stooitoiit ourh
cine abe1maliae Stub beieilis' ". 0as
,ur 8tlorauna bon Obouhs uio &e'.
motbsloien i'm lsBtsn Sabre ~bs,ano'ns
Gpn,te ipu,oe b%eibsbalien.
YelSrpde lino geraoe tas &ldtiss
fir o,elts gBeiter. Blr tonnsn eut'
irasuo elm Rutsr uno irseno pslhs
Breils bis surn n~ieorishen porWslI'r'
| Baiement. 8stfauls5immsr bs,m SrIcs
Hrl. MaIb,lba 8rsiB. welde an Del
Stoais. unlpetiiat lbren Sinoleu OBJ
lieai, btfi0ost iid auf eln'se 3ase 81
Belrb bel ibrsn @ltern.
Serr SneOb 9abr, eleri I'M Wal'
Seuasriht, mobute 7isnitos Der 9otje'
ieinsr Stwsitsr in 81. Yaul bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

IRE. Die neue 9afota uno
Bdcliic' @,isnbnbnssieai daft bat ibre
SucorpOrdtionspapiere beim Stoatals.
tretdr bunierlsst. Die Sacorpotoren
inp: W'0lam Z. Goao, Charles 3
WaIieicn, Sobu .. Oen,p bon 8ap,o
Sttp, Solepb . Wab!te uRo Torct 8
Wurncd bon Gbicl9o. DE 4elommi,
large Der 3lnte iOu 900 We,len Ieiu,
bas Ntilenfapitnl Der Dab *iS, 900 600
clio $4,000 per Welle. 4alt ben 8es
tlmmuu9sn bes Jysibrieies lol Dos o.
le'le bon Gap;o 9rp nab Slorr Sails,
an CHAMBERLAIN porbsi. ssleet Utroen.
Bon eluem Srt IN Yratt 9ouulp bis
nab Bietre uuo bon Seamberln,n bis
not SnrOn ioien 3~pei9linisu sebnut
pctoen. Spdtsr fol- bic B%erbiupanl
SpIiden &apeo Guy uuo elnsr Station
I'M Staate Wpom,ns berseltslt wsrosu.
-6isr bat es 10 ftart g.itnsi', nos
man ben Yerfebr an nen S%troBsnbohn.
LINEN enf,ellsn muBie. Die uun
Often bisrber fahrsnoen 3Ise tamsn
mt beoeutenoer Verlpdiuna on.
SartGapio s. @dbreno Der
leB,sn uier 2use bat es in bieiiser Ss.
ssno faf uuouibodlh seitrelt. 9shn
Sou Stuee lIesen auf Dem @aobootn.
SefferOu. - Die BsuDlieruna
SIP Safotls itett i'm BseriIie, oas
Broblb tIonsioh, unter benz lie ie,t Sab
zen leufst nno ls,oet. Don lib obSumerfen.
Die lib rdlsn Glemsnte baben bel Der
4ttlmmuue iber bas OUT Sslelti9una
Ger Erohlbltiou atstelsnoe Serfanlnss,
Nmsnoement bis lsst elne eeoeuteuoe
Maiorltat aui5uwsilsH uno slaubea, oes
Sleses, Der linen BON saHSen bergen 81
sonnsu 1T, fiber ~ isin.
Botertpwp.- .. y. Bsterios
bon bier III sum Sertreter Der Winne
applis d 81. 4ouls @lIenbabn fir Die
Stoa,en Woro. uao Sub 9aiUto. Wiune
'olo, Wcntano, Soobo uno Ba i5!ustcn
srranrt wOr>en. 'pcrr Estsrion piro
oils BlN,gssrc8sm i'm Sutereie Der
Balm reIien. -Durh ben SGaee, Der IN
Ies,er 3slt IN bisiiser Ssssno sefalsn
IT. Dtroen mehrsre Sasmer cas rob
ntdt untsr Dab sebrobte getreloe per,
lisren.
6 b a m beriai n. - Der 6sfannte
Jlrmsr Wpe,s, be, G,piol 2cfe. Nurcra
@Ounip l%uOhnbait. iiur5te pon ieirsm
Baseu nuo iiorb aui Der Ganbhro6e.
perr Wpsrs bate 81 WbIte 9ate o.
ibafts etleo,at uuo purce exit cann per,
must, oils leine BIerce uOr ietuem 8otn'
hauls erihlsGen. Gr Duroe urpelt
s pIial Safe OILS Gsihe uorgeiunosn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Nnrn-pakota.

o rono5 s.-5ront B1irsd,
etr Gofomoilo'ubrfr Der 8rsat Wotibern
Vabn, iprans Don Is,nsr 4otomotlus uno
lblua NIT osr BruIt 10 unaludlld gesea
e,nen e%iiernsn Yioiteu, oaB er Die gsfius
uus uorlor. Der 3ul,ono oss 9erunslrd
ten # elm bscsntilter.
5ar9o .-Webersr befonate ST.
ionen, oarunter Dilhoi Sbanlsp. Nltr.
amber Mcaer5,s unb Mapor Sotn'on
babeu cen SUupsrneur NQln sriudt,
@none in 10ls Mpron Sent rpolten 81
laIitn. &enn Der 8ouuernsur ooer oas
ObsrserIht nitt 'nteroeairt, miro Sent
bluger,6tst tperoen. q
@oIcott.-I Der Ba,tisr 0en,p
Irlmbie, malter ON l.. September Der
9ountp gommihar &. u. Sasen uun
brct te uno oaHu bic Tludt ersriif, fom
in oct Nadt blerbsr uno iuhts lid gius
laB in ietus @obruuy gu ueribnfEn.
Die Siterhe,isbshDroen %erlnuoteu DON
Der Hidte6r bee MDrbsrs 8enntnlB une
trdfen WoBre9ln sur Grareiiuna oeiiei
ben. Nls Irlmble ~ snifommen iIhte.
oerlpuroete inH elmer Der Eol'seibfomten
ourh eiren 6eoolusrihuB. Der Wann
eranb lib %oaroufbin le,ueu Tsrfolasrn
uno nuroe ih's @sidn9niB eineelpertt.
8r1na sorts. - Sin 5ormar
better, Namsns Gallagher, psidsr einer
Gsriortn,ua Der 8reat Mortbsrn Bnbu
bel 9rai or beiiissen bate, ia uauelt
Wourel ours @eleiie uuo puroe ibsrs
iobren uno nui Der Steue ssi0ot t. Der
Bruoer oes ysrun9lidten. oelifn iro,lbe
uebtrrefe rat WihIsan iiberiibrt wers
ben iOlsu, iubr ani eemIeibSn 9use, uor
,peltsm SaGaaber i%tirS'e.
SamestoDn. - 81 Der umaes
leno bat Is fart eeIbusit. Or Stnee
feat eruen JuS bob. Nus 3rano 6orts
piro ssmelost. oaB eia 9roBer Stnee'
iturm bort 9e,uitb t bate.
SilIsboro. - Yiel Sbnse III IN
l5bter ,3eit i'm Stoa;e asio(fn. Die
msiitsn Sormer metosn alldi'dsrws'it
felne bsosuisuoen Ysrluite infoI9e oss
Stnsfturmes 81 tragsn baden, oeun
ole SreIh1rbeiten iino in fait oGea 81.
ii,itten III guoe seilibrt ruoroeu.
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: &oppen upn Is Cts. aufmdris iiir

&nppen uon rs Cts. aufmdris fiji
WFdnner uno &uaben. Nss6fS3ib e,
Wusnabl beim Rrice.
- su Die $50 Bsrionsu, Wduner
6rauen uno &lnoeru, benuyten Die AZ
lsaentlIh Der III Duluth am S3omNo.
oe~ror ialtsten HaiiiicatlpnsieIer ~ Gb
rem ces IN Den @onsrsB erwdbltsn Bog
Morris unae'ebte bi0ise Sobrt. UNI pc
sp'S'olSus iib ilr *l.OO nab Der g.,
nibltaoi BON st. 9louo uno suliid be
'troern ~ %tniieu. Sei Der 6e,er iprod
NnDalt u pnoibs nameas Der Hatfei
st. 9louo Delegation.
to- 8er siUe @rleouleibe NADER
ODER eine 5orm bilis toufen pIl, ban
belt 81 lsiuem eigsnen Belteu, ,pepn {,
ib e~rtuHnisi bel 8 acObon& ~ t.
Ter, unter Der @rlisn Halipsaibcnl II
st. Gtpnb.
Wir iDnnsn 6srra &arl Glu,lt
als einen Wcnn BON GROCER Griabrnpq
uno 5abisfeit aui Dem mshanIiGsn y
biste sur abbllfe Don Ssrtrippelunser
uno 8ril4eu befienS eHsfeblsn aro hl.
ben bafar Die befeR Yslps,ie Ieltt in
lnserer Stnot. 49.2
- Rault cure @iHter Neptsl bel IL.
orieer Huff, nur $3.50 per Barrel. /
- Su Wubstrott beXsn, bo6 8noe
Boris, Der i'm g.. @onsreB.O 'itritt er,
udblte gonare6'g auoioot, untsr Dem
8slter 81 leloen bat, babsn bic Srsrn'e
oes Serru Worr,s o Der gspIonten
Rcilfitationss 5eier IN ct. GlUuo Nts
itano senOmmen.
8ir iis5ea tets an Der Spite in
Mdnuer. llatsrSsua. 20, 40. 80. 1898.
u. /. NJ. Sn ulsn @,o6en bslm Brice.
- Die 5irma Nn,r & 60, bat ibr
@iaarrea @eidait in ct. 9louo sirse.
iteQt uuo miro cine giaatrsufabrit IN
Dss RCines, Soma, e,0ifren.
- Sdube. llebsriduse NIB Ruttsts.
aus So,teu uro ole Srs,is. 8rice,
Der upa aopi bis gum SUB 9tt,eioer.
- Gem Sdnsieer SOFA anutipn
lunroeu IN leinem @sit6ftss miner I'm
9abr Bird IN lesier Samias Hadt $l5
IN baarsm 8tles uno eiue 9olbere ubr
q iioblen. Wan bot Srpar e,ns eeD'N2
pssSletltaSls Deaeu in VSrcatt.
bob lie9sn nitt ~asnu3suee B;rpeile 5ur
uebsriubrurs Dor.
- Der bllisits Saub'intauiplas n
Der Staot if Der Bargain 8dlemen.s
Der 2s,ien Stub 60.
Die 9outracto.en 8etr 3rcsp
babsn 4toataa nit Der Suueomentarbeit
oes cue Wolnaauiss oss Ssrrn Ne
@slo t~eslnrsn lalien.
- 6crr y. 6. Uortsr Bat Woataa
Die Nr6s,t OIL leirsn Steirbrua einitel'
len ~laiien. St seoen!t, bisIelts I'M ndtas
fen Sabre i'm ousseosbnien Waeltats
betrslbsu 81 lolIsr.
1a5~ Jlrmsn in i,eam Gogntp in cen
norotpsnll6en Staaten RON $500 ouf
,u1ris, cultluiri uno nidt c%uliipirt. Man
irose nod BET 3 ocobfon & Wil.
I r, uutsr Der Grltsn Naticnoitant in
81. @iouo.
- 9anoihube uno Siueertanoidube
ilr oCe 3wete. grSBte 9sritieoeubtit
IN her Staoi. Srtce, Der Club une
8l.losrbduoter.
- Wirfsr Nspiel muir 81 so per
Barrel bel @sbriioer Buff. !
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
THEY WANT THE RErNs,
himetniiists Investigating an 10 Chan.
ces of Capturing the Convention

Cnlcago, July 1.-The subcommittee
Oh lhe National Democratic Committee
on Convention Arrangements met short :
~ after the noon hour in one of the
Em,i,'''ee Gn,,sn Cs paIiors, in the Palmer
rouse Chairman Harrity, Secretary
Snerin, hessrs. Prather, of Missouri:
Sneriey. of Kentucky; Wallace. OF
washington; Norris. of the District of
Columbia. and Wall of Wisconsin, were
present when the committee went into
secret session. The sergeant-at arms
was given full power TO go ahead on
the lines outlined by him. Most of the
seating work is already done, but de-
corations are yet to bc put up.
representatives OF the Illinois dele
CATION waited on Colonel Martin at noon
ana asked on behalf of the gold and
SILVER elements for three doOrkeepers
from this State. but the sergeant-at-
arms adhered Ia his determination not
10 appoint any with political cntangle-
ments. which would tempt them TO be
derelict in their duties
lhe national sub committee adjourn
ed at o'clock, after receiving n dcpu-
tation from the National Bmetallic
oemocfa nc Committee, consisting OF
Senators Turpie. OF Indiana: Jones. OF
Arkansas, and Daniel. of Virginia; /;
Governor Stone, Of Missouri, and Gov
ernor Altgeld. of Illinois
All but the Virginia Senator made
speeches. expressing the views of the
OF the temporary organization and roll
or delegates, as To the contests and the
line OF the national committees. pro-
cedure there to and also as to the dis
tribution of tickets among the dele
gates.
The committee listened courteously to
all that was SAID. but did not commit
dhenselve6' on any point OF inquiry.
Chairman HarrMy, when questioned
after the conference. sad
The delegation made certain lnqui-
ries as to the procedure Of the National
Committee affecting ihe temporary or
sani%at!on and contests and tickets We
referred them as 10 organization and
contests to the record of former commit
tees, particularly as shown In the OIL
cial record for the 1899 convention. as to
the matter of settling contests of delega
TONS, to prevous reports Of the acts OF
credent:al committees after the conven-
ton meets. We also told the gentlemen
that the full National Committee would
have sole Jurisdiction Of iuae temporary
organization and the makeup OF the
temporary roll-call, and they had better
appear before the committee when II
meets next week for further information.
They went away without expi'eSs.ng
themselves further"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
Sparks From the Wire.

New Bedford. Mass, July 1T is
pretty Clearly certain that the New Bed
ford men do not share the dismal view
OF the situation What is taken by the Fall
River manufacturers. The market may
not be all that they could wish. but
there will be no general shut down dur
ing the months of July and August
1T. Louis, June IA dangerous gang
OF counterfeiters was captured by Secret
Service detectives at 1921 Pendleton ave
n1le this morning; also a complete outfit
Of the finest quality, including all the
necessary paraphernalia for making
photographs of United States currency
Mobile. Ala, July IA large number
OF laborerS from Gu9tcan. Guatemala
where they have been working on a rail
road. arrived here tonight They deny
that laborers there have been ill4treated,
but Suate that the country is very un-
healthy, and that numbers of labnrcrs
are coming back because the construct
ors have been forced TO reduce expenses
on account of a recent rising among t.he
people down there.
Berlin. July 1.-The Governments civil
code bill passed its third reading in the
Reichs;ag to-day. The Reichstag re-
stored the paragraph muking incurabie
insanity a valid ground for divorce,
which was eliminated from the bill in
the course of the discussion preliminary
TO the second reading of the measure.
London, July 1.-The Irish land bill
Atlanta, Ga, July l.-Eugene Spald-
ing, general manager OF the Southern
Iron Car Line, was to-day appointed n
co-receiver of the Marietta and North
Carolina railroad He represents the
syndicate which bought the road. To-
morrow the syndicate will pay 500, 900
on account OF the purchase, making
5000 900 paid OH ii.
Key West, Fla, July 1.-The case of
the United States VS.. A. w. Barrs et al.
was heard to-day before Commissioner
Ramon Alvarez and dismissed. These
were the men on the GityofRichmond
when that vessel was seized, together
with the Three Friends, on suspicion OF
being engaged In q fillbustenng expedi-
ton.