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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-08-19

The New York Times was sold at
auction to the organization committee,
headed by Spencer Trask, for $13s,0o0.
Adolph Ochs, of the Chattanooga
Times, will become the publisher.
Wholesale liquor dealers from all
parts of the country will meet in Cleve-
land on August 81 to organize a ma
tional liquor dealers association.
Henry A. Casperfeld, dealer in dia-
monds and jewelry in New York city,
failed for $500, 900.
Owen Francis, the oldest established
boot and shoe dealer in Lima, o., made
an assignment.
An explosion occurred at Somerford' s
sawmill, near Navasota, Tex, and killed
three men.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 14th aggregated
$S49, 061, 1865, against SOL II, 997, 7S4 the pre-
vious week. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week in 1895
is 81.
There were 29S business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 14th, against 269 the week
previous and 1876 in the corresponding
period of 1895.
In q wreck on the Lake Shore road
at Chesterton, Ind, 20 head of blcoded
cattle were killed.
The secret service bureau of the treas
ury department has been requested to
look into report of extensive counter
feiting of United States silver dollarsin
one of the Central American states.
According to reports Of township as
SCISSORS Kansas has population of $780,
$50, gain over last year of 1925.
Estimates place the Kansas corn crop
this season at 3OO,OOO,OOO bushels, the
greatest crop in the states history.
Moonshiners killed the two sons of R.
C. Jones at Licksburg. Ark, because of
testimony given by Mr.. Jones against
them in court.
The state bank at Peru, ILL.,, closed it's
doors with liabilities of about 100000.
Acknowledgement Moloney says that
women can be legally appointed town
ship treasurers in Illinois.
During the six days ended on the
18th there were 5S7 deaths from the
heat in New York city.
The American line steamer St. Paul
made the trip between Southampton
and Sandy Hook in days and 81 min
utes, breaking all ocean records.
George Russell, aged SO years, quar-
relied with his wife at Owosso, Mich,
over the disposition of some property
to their children and fatally stabbed
her and then served himself in the
same manner.
Gov. Turney has called an extra ses-
sion of the Tennessee legislature to
meet September for the purpose of
providing against threatened treas
ury deficit.
Three Yaqui Indian prisoners who
were captured after a battle at No
gales, A. T., were taken out of town
by Mexican soldiers and shot to death.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-08-19
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

state. The platform indorses the Chi
cago platform. Gen. Weaver and Hor-
ace Boies were selected as electors at
large.
The democrats in state convention at
Wheeling, w. Va, nominated Gen. C. G..
Watts for governor.
The Independents and democrats Of
North Dakota nominated fusion ticket
at Grand Forks headed by R. B. Rich
ardson, of Pembina, for governor.
The populists in convention at Spring
field, ILL.,, nominated a fusion ticket
headed by John P. Altgeld for governor
with the understanding that the demo-
Gratis will indorse the populist candi-
dates for electors.
Hubert Arson Newton, the oldest
professor in active service in Yale uni
versity and head of the mathematical
department., died in New Haven, aged
&c years.
A vast assemblage gathered in Madi-
son Square garden in New York city
to witness the notification of William
Jennings Bryan and Arthur Sewall as
nominees for president and vice presi-
dent on the democratic ticket.
Robert McKelley died at Upper San
duslxy, O., at the advanced age of 81
years. In 1e45 he was appointed register
of the United States land Office by Pres
ident Polk.
The Tennessee republicans in state
convention at Nashville nominated G.. N.
Tillman, of Nashville, for governor. The
platform reaffirms the St. Louis plat
form and indorses Mckinley and Ho-
bart.
Mrs. Lucy F. Moorehouse, who was
nominated by the national prohibition
state convention in Michigan for the
office of superintendent of public in
struction, cannot make the race, as the
Encouragement says that woman
cannot hold an Office for which she
cannot vote.
The following congressional nomina-
tons were made: Michigan, Fourth dis
trict, f. L. Hamilton (rep.). Missouri,
Sixth district, David De Almond (dem.).
Kansas, First district, Rev. H. E. Ballou
| (pop.); Fourth, John Madden (pop.).
Virginia, Eighth district, ]. F. Rixey
(dem.). California, Second district G..
! L. Johnson (rep.) rencminated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
WILL HAVE FULL SWAY.
Spanish Gsvsrnmrns WIN No, Oaend JInEo
Newspapers Or the Republicans.

Spanish Gsvsrnment WIN Not Oaend JInEo
Newspapers or the Republicans.
MADRD. April 27.-It is now evident
thet the Spanish government has deter
mined 20 avoid giving offense 70 those
jingo newspapers Of wide circulation
that are leading the aniiamcrican cam.
paim, or 20 the Republicans, who are
on the lockout for prctcxis and oppor.
tunities 10 attack existing institutions
and royalty.
The general impression in political
and diplomatic circles is that the govern.
ment win only 70 ~ far in granting ad-
ministrative and economical reforms 20
the West Indies as win give the opposi.
tion In the court no chance 10 make
those reforms an issue against the Con.
sorvative cabinet. Premier Canovas
viii 20 no further, because he does not
wish to displease General Weyler and
his army and the Cuban Revolutionary
party. as well as the majority Of the
Spaniards, who prefer 10 postpone all
other concessions until General weyler
crushos the rebellion, or, at least. do
taches from the instruction the white
chiefs and their followers. 10 enable
Spain then 20 extcrminate MaceO and
his colorcd rebels.
The Spanish government is not likely
10 grant to the West Indies legislative
autonomy or consular councils with any
initiative in financial or tarifE matters
that might clash with the interests Of
the mother country. Il Is useless 20 in
dulge In the illusion that the present
government win 20 beyond the degree
Of home rule embodied in last years
hill which in no wise implies even po-
htical autonomy, In official quarters
Il is said that Premier Canovas Is more
than ever persuaded that President
Cleveland win not recognize the bel.
hgcrcncy Of the Cubans nor exercise
pressure ON the Madrid government. BE-.
cause the European powers ympathise
with Spain in her rcsistence 10 Amer.
can Interference
Emboldonod by the present aspect Of
affairs, the Madrid press cooily asserts
that Spain might admit any mediation
even Europe, sooner than American.
Spain viii need considerable imports
Of hroadstutfs next autumn a. the pro
longcd drou,h has already hopelossly in.
iurcd the crops, oausing much distress
and discomfort. T. the agricultural dis
tricis prices are rising rapidly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

good has leen accomplished l,y these
men % God.
The mans me- Ing S inday afternoon
Was lar. ely attended, and Evangelist
Mitchell delivered a studied, earnest
common sen.e address hich for clean
ms. Of thought and expression, and
clrarntss 4 facts upon the great issues
which affect mems lives IN every com.
mnniiv. has never been excelled In this
city. hlis theme aus Sowing Seed for
a rcapiug Bye aud Bye" Al the con.
,lusiOn Of the sermon the preacher
asked all present who would stay by
the mayor In the enforcement OF mnnis-
ipal law 10 stand up, aud the entire
crowd, probably 800, arose en- mass.
Mr.. Mitohell's ] sermon Sunday VA
said 10 be treat OF high order intellect
ually and spiritually Many eyes were
bathed in tears,
Prof. Hart holds HE own NJ the sweet
gospel singer Of Texas. Services viii
continue each day al p q. m, p. m
aud 3 p. m. Let all the people 60,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
WILD IDEA.
It Would Not Work With
the Insurgents.
WOULD NOT TBELURED FROM MACEO

He Tried 90 Weaken Maeso's Forces By
Oasrlng Pardon 90 An Who wouId
suFrender-Ths Latter Declares he
WIN Cross the Trocha when he osta
Ready, Despite wsyier's Watchers
HAVANA. April 27.--It Is now positive.
ly known that General Weyler's offer
Of pardon 10 all insurgents who surrcnd-
g with their arms in Pinar del Rio
within 20 days was published in the
hope Of weakening General Maceo. bat
the rebel commander knows his brother
jose Is ON the other side Of the trockA
with 5000 men. He also knows that
General Gomez and Calixto Garcia are
organizing columns In Pucrto Principe
10 relieve him.
General Macco will never surrender.
He sends word TO Havana that he win
cross the trocha when he n ready and
that the immense Spanish army massed
along tho barrier cannot compel him 70
make the assault until the right day ar
rives
II Is said that General Maoco Is delib.
eraiely waiting In Pinar del Rio In or
der 10 keep one-third Of the whole Span.
ish army idle at tho. western extremity
Of Cuba. while Gomez, Calixto Garcia
and other commanders organize an ar
my and thorunghly dill their columns
In the central and eastern provinces.
Even now a rumor reaches here th {
large town in the east has been taken,
bat rumor are abundant and trust
worthy facts are scarce.
II Is certain, however. that fhe power
Of the insurgents In the east Is increas-
ing daily and that General Maceo's he
roic position in the western hills Is part
Of a great strategic Plan Of a campaign.
General wcylc ! - upon the trochA
us the key to the war. Il has been said.
and is generally believed by the Spanish
leaders, that General Gomez and the
other white commanders would make
terms for peace. but Tor General Maceo
and his fierce negro followers who win
consent 20 nothing but complete and I'M
conditional independence
The captain general behcves that II
General Maceo Is conquered now the
war viii end in a few months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
r. N. Wilson & Co keep ffesh butter
and cheese on ice all the time.
FREloENsAUM ELEcTRocUTED.
Ne Dies In sting Sing Prison Tor RIuF-
dering . Woman.


Ne Dies In sing Sing Prison Tor hIuF-
dering = Woman.
NEW York. April 27.-For the third
time within n week Warden Sage Of
the state prison At Sing Sing, was
called upon to superintend the execu.
ton Of a murderer, Carl Freigenbaum,
who for nearly 10 months has been un-
der sentence Of death for killing Mrs.
Johanna Hoffman. Freigenbaum, who
Is "a years old, was a boarder in the
rooms Of Mrs. Hoffman, In east Sixth
street. He cut her throat with a bread
knife. AZ his trial he sought 10 show
that another man, who he alleged was
In Nm. Hofi mans house the night Of
the murder. committed the crime, but
the testimony Of the victims son was
too strong 20 be shaken. The condemned
man was visited Sunday by his brother,
20 whom he said he was an innocent
man.
Karl Freigenhaum alias Anton Lahi,
was executed by electricity In the peni.
tentiary today. He protested inno-
cence to the last Before going 10 the
death chamber he made a viii bequeath-
ing 20 sister in Germany the property
which he claimed he owns in Cincinnati
and New York. ElestrOcution was per.
formed without hitch and the subiec,
pronounced dead In two and half min.
utes after he was usherod into the room.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28


inie'esti. growing daily IN The ~
gagement Of Gen. hos,ei . lecture q.
.ne opera Aoase mere lraa{ n'eAt
May y The ladies' who have ne na'"
tf IN charge are doing Az IN ineaf ppH,
or 70 make the event great sace.'a'
ana we think that Gen. hossa4 N'l' -
gfeeied oy : large and fepies.ntsi'se
audience foF me benehi q ihose Fnn
may not be familiar With ne purposes
o. me proposed Battle Aeeey e tae
south We sketch the iulloulqg from nn
address oi = insssi John b oordqn.
The millionaiFe ex-coniedeIaie and
merchant prince, hr. Charles I.
kousa CT New York, submitted . plan
Tor she eslaoiiahment Of = grand ae.
moral han, where coniedeFaie RELIES
ana mementoes aie 70 oe deposited 'aF
al time' and which is % become ~
Hattie Abbey u The south. Mf'
houss' "no conceived ms Idea e pr
petuat'ng The history aud glory q h's
eonnliymen, subscribed lluo,poQ - ~
individual subscription towards car
Tying oui his xrana Views, and iho -.
mainder win ho raised In TIE south By
popular auhecrlnilon and enterlnIn.
80. ~. 49,. ,.-,- 49, So.
- "e~ -'."s e'''' '''-
tis'on ot sFleaold general oemmiittf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
1Hs rREAsuRY pEElcIr.
n win ne Somewhere In the Neigh
borhood of sga.o0o00o.

- " ~ ~ "NAN'ANNAN - wv ANNA.a~
beFhood of ssa.oooooo.
WASHINGTON. April s5.-The treasury
deficit for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1890, viii be approximately t25.oOo,.
OoO. This is the opinion Of officials and
Others best qualified to make an intelli.
gent estimate Of the rcsult of the finan.
cial operations Of the year. The secre.
tary of the treasury in his annual osti.
mate sent 10 congress at the beginning
of the preaont session estimated that the
receipts from customs during the fiscal
year at Sli2,0OO. 900. So far. with
nearly 10 months Of the year gone the
customs receipts have reached about
tlaTOo0,O0O, with fair prospect of in
crcasing to si0S.oOO.OO0 by the close Of
the year. The estimate Of the receipts
nom internal revenue sources was si5s,.
0oo,0O0 Up 70 this time these have
reached sie0, 900, 900, and Il Is expected
that the figures for the completed year
will be about slt6.0O0,OOO
The receipts from miscellaneous
sources are expected to slightly exceed
the estimates Of ti5, 900, 900, making the
total receipts for the year about es27,.
100000. The socrctary's estimate FOX
the years expenditures was e862 ,O0O, O00
which, according to hia figures, wOuld
leave deficiency Of el5,OOO,OO0. Thy
actual expenditures, however. IL Is now
thought, viii aggregate about e352, COO.
600 or 10000, 900 less than Mr.. Carlisle
estimated In December last, 20 that the
deficit a. the close Of the year win NOT
show any but little change from eab,'
l0s,sss, This makes tho total deficit
for The three financial years. ending
June 30. 1895, siae. .sol .sia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

When questioned yesterday morning
regarding 'he sound money meeting at
Dalla., Gen. II. b. sioddaFd, chairman
Of the BraEos county democratic execu.
tive committee, said "The aelioa At
Dalla, viii have no influence on my
course. have an official duty to per.
form aud will discharge Il without re-
gard 10 any personal feelings in the
matter. ] am the servant Of the DEM
ocracy Of Brszos county. I have moth
ing 10 cay regarding the sound money
Conference The general had inst ~.
turned from san Antonio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
CYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Nine Person. Killed and Many Hart
some Of whom wm Die.

Nine Person. Killed and Many Hart
some sf whom wn Die.
TOPEKA. April 27.-The cyclone which
passed over a portion Of Clay county
Saturday night was far more disastrous
than at first reported. Nine persons are
known TO have been killed outright and
more than a score injured, many Of
them fatally hurt.
Il started about six miles south Of
Clifton and went In a northeasterly di.
rcction for i2 or IS miles, then lost its
force by spreading. Il passed about
half way between Clifton and Morgan.
vile. It's track varied from i50 yards
10 a quarter Of a mile in width.
II tore through farming community
and left nothing standing. Houses and
harms were wrecked, trees torn up or
broken, fences lcveled and hnystacks
blown IN every direction. The cyclone
was followed by a terrific rainstorm
which lasted several hours, flooding the
devastated district. The victims werg
in their houses and most Of them had ne.
tired.
Tolographic communication through
the devastated district Is only partially
restored and Il is feared the worst news
is yet 10 come.
The storm also struck Palmer, in
Washington county, but no. reliable
news can be obtained from there, as al
wires are down.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
LYNcHINe N TENNESSEE
Two Msn Taken Prem Jan aud Hanged
By q Mob.


By q Mob.
NASHVILLE, April 27.-At midnight
Saturday night a mob Of armed men
numbering about IS entered the Jail az
McMinnville, dragged the jailer from
his bed and forced him to give up the
cell keys William and Victor Hills
were then taken from the Jail. carried
on horseback Eve miles from. McAfinn-
vile and both were hanged. Before
the mob succeeded in removing their
victims from the Jail they had a hard
fight with them. but were overpowered.
The mob came from Van Buren
county, where the lynched men lived.
The prisoners murdered In 1894 In Van
Barren county Carroll Martin AZ his
home, the purpose being robbery. Two
trials in the lower courts and one in the
supreme have been held and the cases
were set for trial next week again. The
prisoners have been held In the Jail At
McAinnville for safe keeping and nc
attempt At lynching was expected,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
The Revival.

Evangell,ts. o. MiN,tll and Prof
v.C. Hart have conseniel " remain a
few days longer a. the iuicres. Is very
eFeas In the revival they have been
conducting at the baptist church and
The immense Thong ho crowded in
and around the church Sunday night
requested Il by a Flslng voe. Great
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

ApmAD, Mich, April 2s.-Eugene
Camburn, farmer living near Upton,
was shot and fatally wounded by Henry
Luce. Lace then shot himself dead.
Lnce, who had been paying attention "a
Camburn's daughter, was refused ad.
mission 20 the house. He lay in wait
for Camburn a. he was entering the
house, shot him and then committed
xuicide
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
Northern Paslas Aaalr.

MILWAUKEE, April s7.-Attorney
stctson Of New York. representing the
reorganization cQg.qittee, applied 10
Judge jenkins smorning for q
decree for the immStiato foreclosure and
sale Of the Northern Pacific property.
The court objected 10 stipulation that
no accounting was 10 be Repaired from
the receivers, and said he would insist
upon full statement Of the operation Of
the rad under rocoivorship. The a..
tOrnoys then rpsired for conforence on
the subject Of accounting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

A physician says to The Examiner
that there has been no case Of "mad
dog" In the ,ily this spring. Dogs have
been seen on the streets "doped" wiih
high hie" performing antles that
would seare the man In the moon. The
Examiner accepts an these statements
in tbs respec, cum erano sails lsxcu.o
the expic sion, but Il isall fifhU and
after polling The town We have asccr-
tained there Is little 10 fear irom the
dogs. Yet, In all cArreslness, Il would
be well 10 guard against anything Of
their natuFe.-Navasoia Examinof
While out riding last SUNDAY after
noon Mr. Webb Howell met With a
severe and painful accident. His horse
became frightened, ran away and turned
the buggy over, aud both hones q Nr.
Ilowelfs len avn Nere broken. We
are glad to learn he Is resting Well and
viii doubtless soon be all right again
GeoFge McEenncy. colo,ed. Was jail.
"a Sunday night charged with rape.
The name Of Fanny Ward. also colored,
ls gwen a. The Other party to iho AZ
fair.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
BRYAN TEXAS TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL as, 1899.

and forts which the captain genera hAs
thrown nczoss the narrow part Of Cuba
10 imprscoB tiie dread muiatt0 leader IN
the east end Of the island and for him
to surrender or fight 10000 Spanish
troops with his half naked and hungry
lnllnlrnra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
GRAND NATIONS VISIT.
Mrs. sadie Hopkins to visit
Bryan and WellbOrn-An
Invitation.

AIrs. Sadie To k.nr, gand mliron
of the order oi the Eastern Star vi he
in Bryan Thursday, AprlSi aiic'm
plete the work Of establishing Naomi
chapter recently organ'nd.
Mrs. Hoskins viii s,op of a, We'll
born on her way to Bryan aud organize
a chapter there Thursday afternoon.
A committee OF ladies from Bryan
will 20 TO Well horn AID cscor, the
grand mairon 10 this ci y aud she will
ofIiciale here Thursday night.
The following in,i alton explains
itself
wuLRoRS, Tex, April ~, 1895.
Judge W. II. Nall, Bryan, Tex.
Dear Sir and BFother-please accept
our many thanks Tor the Kind invita-
ton contained In your letter 10 T. H..
Royder bearing date u April -, 1896
AZ many Of us as can vii be with You
and 10 show our appreciation of same
We In return tender to you all a cordial
invitation to honor Ne With YOU pres
ence on like occasion which We have
arranged 10 take place Immediately
after noon Thursday IN, Solh inst We
shall he glad to learn who Of you arc
coming, a. dinner viii be prepared at
our residences for al visitors
Yours materially,
7. 4 Il. Royder 49,.
W. q. Williams
All who contea plate going will please
inform Judge Nall at his ollco not later
than Wednesday - m, s, that be may
reply 10 the committee giving number
who will attend.
The charter Of the Eastern star
Chapter Is stlll open, ami any one with.
Ing 10 join may do 80 by giving his or
her name to the undersigned at any
time up TO Thursis evening next. The
charter Zee l. one dollr. Altar the
Chapter has been set TO wo,k Il will
cost any one desiring 70 JON, $500
MISS JE sIg JOHNSON, Seo'y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

PERRv. o. T., April s5.-Clyde Fox.
10 years old, Is dying from a stab near
the heart by boy II years old. The
boys fought over q team and an old
hat and Fox was getting the best Of Il
when the other drow.a long knife and
stabbed him. Roy Wilchcr ii in iail.
Wiicher claims justification.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

WASHINGTON. April ss.-Mr. Coax
ling, a lawyee Of Carrolton. No. Is here
seeking TO secure a stay In the execution
Of the Taylor brothers. He evidently
intends 10 exhaust every effort TO save
his clients. Conkling has seen Justice
Brewer and fled his petition for stay Of
proceedings. Mr.. Brewer rcscrved his
dccision.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
Preach Cabinet In Nsllsss H.ad..

PARIS, April 27.-Pradcnt Faurc has
asked N. Meline 20 form a cabinet. In
event Of NJ. Meline's failure 20 do - Il
Is believed NJ. Dupuy or NJ Froycinet
win be entrusted with the task. Radi.
Gals and Socialists protest against NJ.
Meline being az the head Of the minis
try aud demand a Goblet cabinet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

NEw YORK. April s5.-A dispatch to
The World from Havana says General
Macoo has given the Spaniaris a shock
by sending Bermudcsc and Sainz acros
the trocha with loo0 men. The Cnhan
leadcr himself has not yet tried 30 cross
the lS.mile barrier of trenches. fences
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
smaIIpos RroLsn out.

QuEES CuY, Tex, April 27.-Fvs
cases Of smallpox have broken out dx
miles east Of this point IN family who
have been exposed 10 the disease below
Shreveport. They are isolated and
strongly quarantined. There isvery lit.
tle danger Of its spreading.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

LAREDO, Tex, April 27.-Colonel
William Anderson, president Of the Rio
Grande Irrigation and Coal company,
has sued Q. B. Wright, Jr.. president Of
the Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Railway
company, for e25, 900 damages. alleging
malicious libel and slander.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28
Founn nEAn lN Dan
Charles a. Schroeder Dies In mis- Cell
al 0alre.lan.

GALVESTON, April 27.-Charies A.
Schroeder was found dead this morning
in his cell IN the Jail here. Il is believed
that he suicided. though his health has
been failing for some time. He was
convicted in January last Of forgery and
given a 5-year sentence. There were
nearly a score Of other forgery charges
against him which remained 20 BE- tried.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-28

QUEEN CRY, Tex, April 27.--J. A.
d. Browning. a farmer living n few
miles from here, poured ooaloil IN his
ear for earache. and is reported a. dying
A n requif