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The evening times., 1896-12-22

John W Isham's Octoroons are the at
traction at the Lyceum Theater, and their
performance last night was witnessed by
a crowded house.
The entire company OF twenty-five ar
lists was seen in the first act, The Black
vile Derby an original bit OF comedy,
abouuding with absurdities and clever
dances, and presenting the -Four Little
Ven,lers From China"
Madah Hyer, the well known colored so
prano, rendered pleasing selections, while
the Mallory Brothers delighted the colored
portion of the audience with their musical
inventions. The Ensemble Gavotte gave op-
portunity for the display of musical tai
ent,, while the scene of the pastimes of
home about the old log cabin in the plan
tation was illustrated by Shorty May and
Edward Furber. 49,
Tommy -Garter's Illustrated song Of the
awnbroker's shop was one OF the original
numbers on the program.
The Spanish ballet and Irving Jones, as
sisted by little Sadie Jones, fsfnished clev-
er specialties. The. performance conclud-
ed with Thirty Minutes Around the OPP
eras," presenting tilel Bronze Melba,"
Mme. Flower, and the barytone, Fred. j.
Piper.
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no1Su
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Apply Droop's or Ellis Music Houses. 925
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MANICUR RE.
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MRS. NJ. M. O'CONNOR. expe
manicure. l2l6 Il 81. NV. DELFT
The evening times., 1896-12-22
Parlor Suites.

If you have got an idea Of max
ing your home or sombody else's
home a Christmas gift of Parlor
Suite you doi't want 10 pass IT'S by
We've :. line that Will interest you.
Overst uffed and frame-with gilt:
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Umbrella Stands.
Ornamental Toilet Backs,

With muslin filling. solid oak
frame, double toSsl-hangers. Their
utility appeals to you. Gl ~
The price is a bargain VSso1
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Gentlemen'S
!. Turkish Arm Chairs

Serviceably uphoi-
stered In corduroy.
Full of comfor
full OF wear-and I
gift, that any man
would be delighted
10 receive.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
WOMEN AS DELEGATES.
The Proposition 10 AdaIi Them Re-
ferr~d Hack For aaosher voae.

The Proposition 20 Admlt Them Re-
fcrred Hack Dor aaosher Vote.
CLEvELAND. May THE four Nom-
en- delegates viii retain their seats in
the Methodist general coufercnce. This
has been practically decided on AZ a
meeting of the committee on eligibility.
Two reports win BE- submitted TO the
conference today. The majority re-
port. which win be agned BY p mem.
bCrs of the committee. viii rccommend
that the women delegates BE- permitted
10 occupy their seats and participate In
the proceedings, and that the question
Of admitting women to future confer.
encos win Be referred 10 the annual
conferences for decision within the
year. The minority report viii insist
that the women are not elgibloto seats.
Il Is believed that the majority report
win BE- adopted with little opposition.
By vote Of as to 50 the general con-
ference adopted the rcport Of the com.
mittee on eligibility and refers the won.
an question hack 10 the churches 10 b
voted upon again.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Nun yong Huan At New Ysrh on Hla
Way 90 the Cars ceronation-

Nun Yoae Hwnn At New Ysrk ON EEia
WAY 80 the CnaS's corouaiion.
NKw yoRK. May 7.-For the next few
days New York viii entertain q 'distin-.
guished foreigner. equal IN his temper
ary rank 10 the Marquis Yamagata- He
came to town last night accom-
panied by his secretary, interpreter and
one or two others. His coming was the
reverse Of that Of the marquis Il was
a. transformations a. the other was
pomp0us. He occupies quarters at the
Waldorf, whore he win remain while
In New York.
The distinguished visitor is Nun
Yong Hwan, special ambassador from
the king Of Coroa TO the ceremony A.
tending the coronation Of the car Of
Russia. Tho grand event viii take
place on May 10 at Moscow, and Nun, a.
he is called, viii have % hurry 10 get
there In tims. In the party are Yum
Chihx Ye, his confdennal ropresenta-
tive; Kun Yeuk Nj. his private secre-
tary; Kun Te II. his Interpreter; one
Crean servant and +. Stein. secretary
Of the Russian legation, who Il cspeci-
allyoommar ded 70 pilot the Ambassador
and his partv safely 10 Moscow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
BOND INVESTIGATION.
The Final Vote Agreed Upon
by the Senate.
RESOLUTION SOMEWHAT CHANGED

n WIN N Referred 10 the Fiuanes
Commlttse Instead of = Special Gem
mitiee n II Gets Throagh The House
ssts May y as the Day For Congress
% Adjourn.
wAsHIxdrox, May THE final vote
on the resolution for an Investigation Of
the recent bond issues win be taken In
the senate at p m. today. An amend
ment TO this fact, reached late yester-
day, clearly disclosed the sentiment Of
the senate ON the resolutions
An amendment by Mr.. Lodge was
adopted. providing that the investiga'
ton should be conducted by the regular
finance committee instead Of a special
committee as at first proposed.
The agreement came after Mr.. Hill
had added another lively installment TO
his speech, including a sharp criticism
Of Mr.. Pettigrew and personal ex-
change with Mr.. wolcott when the lat
ter tried 10 call Mr.. Hill 10 order.
The Cuban question was revived fst
by senators Call and Pasoo appealing
for interference 10 keep the Americans
captured ON board the Competitor from
being shot by the Spanish authorities
and then ~ senator Morgan renewing
his resolution for bcllgerency, which
was referred 10 the foreign relations
committee.
The rivcr and harb0r bin was then
taken up. All amendments were agreed
10 until the item for a deepwatg harbor
In Santa Monica bay, California, was
reached, which went over ON request Of
Mr.. White. IN view Of a sharp contest
which Is expected.
The house adopted a resolution 20 ad'
joun on May IS, and 20 notified the
senate.
The report ON the contested election
case o. Thompson ". Shaw. from th'
Third North Carolina district, which
was unanimously In favor Of the sitting
member. was adopted.
The house then proceeded under th'
special order adopted yesterday 10 con
slider private pension bills aud acted o.
them at the rate Of one every Eve min
uies.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

CINCINNATI. May 7.-Charlos Goetzi.
a saloonkeeper at 20 West Court street,
stood In front Of a mirror and sent a bul.
lot through his head. The ball lodged
in the base Of the brain, and he VIII
die. He was unable 20 pay his rent.
and his landlord had threatened 90 eject
him. This Is the eighteenth suicide and
attempted suicide that has occurred az
40 West Court street. Some have been
BY shooting and others by poisoning.
while one person chloruformed himself
and a woman jumped into a cisiern
with her baqy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

LITTLE Rock. May THE Prohih.
tion party state convention assembled
at the staiehouse yesterday with about
30 delegates In attendance. representing
eight counties. The convention will
today nominate a candidate for gov
erIior and select national delegates.
There Il considerable talk of nominating
a woman for the gubernatorial Office.
and Mrs. Christian Of Eureka Springs,
IL being favorahly mentioned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

attend the festivities a. Bryan. Wa1
speaking o. the -nolhtN 81,
seemed b be on any q their minds. ans
tbey could not give vent io their psa'.s.
The occasion was an insilalioh |foA
Brazos Lodge Knights Of rytliias 70 lks
Navasola Lodge to assiai In some seets|
work Of the order. The invilai'on ~.
&C epted hy NayasniA, Knights. and sa'|
terday thirleen q them bearded I
train for College siaiion, behl Is
having a god time. Aui n noals
pscting The royal Treatment aeoe||.
They were met q, colle9e By 3 dsI..
ton of their hosts IN carriages and
corted 20 q mammoth bal becus Il i
vicinity. After enioyiae lhsms4|ss
here in the fullest slnse ol Sue aa..
they were taken 70 the College is
evening". and by orders II Gay
Ross, were shown everything sd
beantiful grounds AMI lmiiInr
treated 10 music BY the baud.
exhibition drill BY me students.
here they we're eoadrtied io iht
change holel IN Bryan. where snH
tuous sapppel eaa SERVED III the
ofai,le rhelolse aolk followed. a
Il IS. e. With d, saying lhal lhiqes n
lively there, belseen the raals
such. Whenihia vas al ever aiAl 4
Nava A.tans thinking 81 shat tine
ihe ,saia dae imaeine ihsH safrt
AZ being d hslei lnio a hnqut
iusl below ,he lolsc. where ever,
the heart coeli eish o. shs uIs,
Of. was elssanAy spread b he
Right hoe il sufficient & sA
lhe Nasa oisrs can nol 1a
enough in The En.llsh lueasse
va'ch tfesprs,s ,aelf henlIalI rs
iude ana aFp'eaIa| ion laF tie maans
IL y leh ih1g we're flt.irsa ala enlss
ialaei 81 Is Is af,lheee a lirstas =
and Ihef eA|I Aon that as.s dat lhH|
+ eln D. Alll Is faurn tie tsnfI4. ..
, 't1s| p part Nsxsse. Etsnla
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
HOW THEY STAND

ID IssNAHNNaAH NINNIl
4 her the key 20 unlock the hrl,ll
\ her assistant had just called IA
and told her that Miss Wluthropl
quito ready.
Rut why were you not the1
assist themr Inquired Mr.. Drap1
- arrived rather late she rclI
and. a. you happened 10 lle ot
could not gain admlttancc.
Five minutes clapse,l. but the
did not appcar. Mr.. Barncr kcpl
eyes constantly nAcd "a the don't
which Shc was 20 enter. Another
minutes iaSsed ana Mr. narncrs
began tn ache. 80 that he was OH
not only 10 wink. bus eyen to rub n
what docs the girl mean by 4
Ing me waiting 10 longf said Mr..
per. as De rang The bell.
"A glH Appeared at the door.
Go tell Miss Wlnthron.' said
that she VIII ohlige me by not X
INK us waiting any longer
"fhe glrl obcyed. aud. after an
eence of few mlnntes returned
INK that Miss Wlnihfop's chambc'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

CHATTANOOGA. May 7.-Geurge Can.
non and Thomas Aihorton, two miners
AZ Whitwcll. entered their room IN the
mines aud fixed a "shot" and ignited
the fuse They left the noom once and
waited for the explosion, which not oc-
curing Ia the time expected, both men
returned 90 the room to investigate.
Jus, A. they reached the point where
the charge had BEEN PLACED. Il exploded.
Cannons head was blown completely
or. aud Athcton died within less than
half an hour. Cannon leaves wife
and wochildron.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

NEw YoRK. May 7.-Cornelius 8.
Bushnell Of New Haven. Conn, died az
the san Reno hotel In this city last
night, aged o. years. His death was
caused by heart failure. superinduced
by an attack Of the grip. The deceased
had world wide reputation throagh
his connection with John Ericsson. the
ncied inventor. and furnished the latter
with funds 10 build the famous Monitor.
He furnished the money to build the
Union Pacific railroad also the battle
ship Destroyer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
nsll. on nleyslea

WASHINGTON, May IA new police
regulation requiring bells ON bicycles
became effective Monday in Washing.
ton. since then hundreds Of bicyclists
have been arrested for disregarding I've
regulation. Hundreds Of wheelmen
and wheelwomen arTanes-i their bells
and rang them constantly. washing.
ton, ON accoant Of It's many miles 4
broad avenues paved with asphalt. J g
more bicyclists In proporton on otis popa.
lation than any city IN the world.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

PRNcEToN, No, May IA Harmed
man was murdered herc, evidently for
the purpose of robbery. The Supposed
murderer. who Favr his name Is james
Brady, was intercepted ai Mercer. Mo-.
by a telephone messagc. aud j. now In
the county Jail awaiting tbs action of
the grand jury. BY papers found "a
his clothes his name was f0and to b. I'd
pcrry Of Pcru. MS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

HAVANA. May flames Creelman.
correspondent Of the New York World
here, and Frcd w. Lawrence. cOrrcs.
pondont Of The Journal Of New York,
have bcen expelled from the island ou
the ground that they have illuminated
Captain General Weyler and army and
have attributed insurgont. crimes 70 the
Spanish army. They have boon ordered
10 leave Cuba BY the first steamer sail
inr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

NEVADA. Mo-. May IA fast stock
train passed through here Tuesday over
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas en-
route from Fort Worth, Tex, 10 St.
Louis. Il consisted Of engine No. l9i
and 30 stock cars. II travelled al the
rate of between IS and 40 miles an hour.
The train was run a. a test Of time in
competition with competing roads for
Texas trade TO Sc. Louis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

CFDAR RAPIns, Ia, Nay THE post,
N clerks oi the Sixth district, embTac.
INK Iowa. Nebraska. portions Of M.
nois. Wisconsin and Minnesota, arr IN
session here discussing matters Of inter.
csi 20 the organisation. Prominent Il.
icials are present from abruad. Con.
eressnan Iinton Of Michigan Il expecl.
e % BE- present. and addrcss thoconven-
tion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

Mt. STERLING, KY, May 7.--PeteT
Stevens and David Rszer had q fight In
the formers garden dx miles from this
city yesterday afternoon. Stevens had
his skull smashed and Racer was disem.
boweled. Both win die.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
p.pel s.rush hr LIaAlaIar.

MONTICELLO, MS, May 7.-During q
violent rainstOrIn the Illinois Central
depot at white Heath was struck by
lightning and burned 10 the ground. Il
was filed with valuable freight, this be-
ing a transfer point and Junction Of the
Decatur and Clinton branches Of the
road. The loss a about 1900. with no
insurance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

NASHVILLE. May The convention
Of Democrats Of Tennessee 10 nominate
judges Of the circuit court Of appeals
met At the capitol yesterday and was In
session but seven minutes. The pres
ent members Of the circuit court Of ap-
peals, Judges J. r. Wilson Of Sumner.
n. NJ. Neil Of Gibson, and II. n. Bar.
ton Of Hamilton. were nominated
for another term by acclamation. Great
interest centen IN the Rubernatorial
convention, which meets today. There
Is little doubt but that the Ex-Goycrnm
Taylor viii be- the nominated and the
convention viii declare for free silver.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
Iasrs~s Of Pensions

WASHINGTON, May The house
on pensions has ordered a
favorable rcport on the hin introduced
TO increase the pensions Of veterans Of
the Mexican and Indian wars and their
widows from Is 20 tls a month.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

ArIAsTA. NAY 7.-Rev A. ]. Dias,
che Cuban missionary % the Southern
Baptist convention who was rccontly
expelled from Cuha after being lmpFis-
onci IN Moro castle for eight days. has
arrived herr 70 rcport 90 the Baptist
missim boarl under the dire1lion q
which BE- oarriol on the church wo<k .
Havana and lhe Surrounding nloxlncss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

RoNE, May 7.-Mgr. Louis Galimbor.
ii, the well known Roman prelato and
diplomat, formerly papal ambassador to
Austria. Hungary, died at 1870 O'Clock
this Afternoon. Tho death Of Mgr.
0ahmbsrti greatly affected the pope, b
whom he was warmly devoted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

NEW YoRK. May 7.-Crowned with
victory and loaded down with valises,
honors and walkinFsticks. the members
Of the Boston Athletic association who
completed in the Olympia games In
Athens started for Boston today. The
triumphant athletes went In a body
last night 10 the Manhattan Athletic
club in charge Of Harry Cornish. where
q reception awaited them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

Delegates Instructed 10 vots Far Hln
~ Long as There q Hope.

INDIANAPOLIS, May Indiana Re
publicans met here In state conven.
ton today and adopted a resolution
declaring for Mckinley for president
and instructed the delegates to vote for
him as long a. there was any hope for
his nomination. The platforms demand
a return 10 protection and reciprocity {;
favor silver a. currency, but opposes
free coinage at aratioof Toto demand
further restriction Of immigration and
liberal construction Of pension laws.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng, May 1.-United
States cruiser Minneapolis. ON her way
from the Mediterranean sea 60 Cron.
siadt, where she win represent the Unit.
cd States navy upon'the occasion Of the
ears corunation, Is anchored here She
win aAil for Crnnsiadt this allernoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08
uNIIEn RREInRaN MEET.
THE General heard Holding Iss Annual
session ~ Airxla.

session a. AisxlA
ALEXIS, nls.. May THE general
boards for the entire denomination Of
the United Brethren church. consisting
Of the church extension society and
home. front. grand and foreign mis-
ions. convened here last evening.
This meeting represents a church CON-
munion oi n IRE than a quarter Of . mil
hon and rgircsonts people In all parts Of
the United tatcs and has missions In
africa, Germany, China. Japan and
Canada. Tho entire heard II missions
are here tog ther Will iho general SEQ
rctsrios Of the toar'ls with many promi-
nent educators and delegates from dif.
ferent rates throughout the United
stios. Rcv. W. H. Bccklsy. the newly
elected church extension secretary.
follnaly of Trccport, Ills. but more re-
Gently II D.ytOn. o., preached the an
nu-l SERMON tcfurc the church extension
boeid Of dir, ,tors. Many new plans for
church aggrcssiveness, especially In city
and foreign work win b inaugurated
during these meetings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

oentIy escaped from jail AZ Carrollton.
No, was seen and recognized near here
Tuesday. Heis reported To have board.
ed train aud gone 10 Kenmey, Eeb.,
where all taco of him wns lost. De-
toctives are ported 10 be In pursuit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

FoRr W0RTH. Tex, May Tho
Katy northbOund passongcrtrain collided
with a switch engine here yesterday
morning. A number Of pa@cnges
wcro injured. two quite seriously. Sev.
oral coachos were considerably torn mp
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

WASHINGTON, May THE president
has sent the following named persons 70
the senate for confirmation a. postmas-
Der of Texas Offices
William H. Chapman. Farmesville.
Lewis W. Christian, weatheFford
The senate confirmed the nomination
Of james A. Grow as postmaster AZ
Plano.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

sAN ASoELo. Tex. May 5.-Lloyd,
lho e-year.old son u J. w. Ashurst. a
shecpnnan. q lying unconscious ~ the
N.nllz hotel here from being hooked on
one Of bis hlpa hy a largo buck Tho
little boy 4 not expected 70 live.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

FOR SALE Ie sGy cattle fee
is,ered i.year old lnll, , sfear.old COW
with heiler calf . weeks oli. / Swear
Old COW With hsiier caifs nonihs o'd
llo.monihspld hish grade hoiIer Nil
sell separate or al ioerihir AiiusI
u. W spence. College sieilou Texas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

McKNNEY, Tex. May IA man
named Snccd was jailed here for sori.
ously cuiiine Bin Ellis. 10 miles east 4
shis city. Elis Il dangerously wounded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

MARSHAL, Tex. May 1.-Anloine
Harris. whl "a charged with killing
Callio Jones near Waskom station. has
come Ia aud surrendered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

AUSriN. May THE governor oiloIs
q reward of 900 for lho arrest Of Jek
Clark. charged with the murder Of p.
". Rowland n Tyler.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

WASHINGTON. May 7.-senator Carter.
chairman Of the Republican national
committee has issued a call for the men,
bcrs Of the Republican national CON-
niitee 10 meet at the Southern hotel u
81. Louis on Wednesday. June 10. at
II O'Clock noon, for the purpose Of pre-
paring the temporary roll Of member
ship and designating temporary officers
for the convention. and for transacting
such other business a. may required ac-
ton of the committee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

Il have uavelcd about This " ia
considerably" remmtel Col. uoilosk
In the preaence of ~ Esaminer report.
er lAls morning. ''hol I never II my 40,
snloyea myself BETTER than I dla yea
tarlayr The Colonel Ike al tie alhor
X ol rs uha usie iolsuu'le enough q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-08

low az ans homie and is not expected to
live. lie Is iS yoars old.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-16

the election of your councilmen and mayor.
You want to know whether this or that
man has finger in this or that scheme
of leading citizens for contracts and fran
chises and any old thing in which there is
a divvy. We are not bothered about that.
Seventy millions of people choose our
mayor and councils, common" and "se-
lect," more or less. Sometimes we come
to the conclusion that nearly all of them,
the mayor included, are confoundedly COM
mon, but for the most party they are really
a fine lot, and although they come from
everywhere they appear to govern the dis
tr'ict about as wen, IL not a good deal bet
ter, than most of the cities of the world
are governed.
You know we have not the least sign
of local self-government. We have three
executives who are appointed by the
President to see that the ordinances en-
acted by our big national council and
approved by our Mayor-P President. are
enforced, but the people do not select even
a street sweeper or a janitor We are
aliens Of the most alienated type We are
a political home we have to forsake home
and Preside. Voting is an unknown spec
tacle to most Of the people of Washing
ton. Scores Of them went to Baltimore
and Alexandria the other day just to see
what kind Of performance It Is to exer-
else the franchise of citizen. some of