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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
2tuM nod, Sflahpma.

Nun 1oa gar nod aus benz Sfla6oma
5erritorium elm Staat gema9t perben, pez
nigitens pirO BPM 6auscomite eine iol@e
@orlage ginftig einberi4tet perOen, Ser
8orfiBer bes Counties, scranton BON pennz
fplpanien, fopie 2efeoer bon SEEM Oort unb
Pertins bon Soma baben bereits bor 8uroem
fir bic 3ulafung bon Nep Merico uno
Nri5ona in ben S~taatenbunb geitimmt uno
nun pplen lie du3 bas Serritorium Stlaz
bona, oas crit Dor tpenigen Sabren Der 8e>
~iieOlung er0ffnet poroen tit, in ben Staaz
tenbunb aufnebmen. 9inter SCRANTON itedt
aber Quap, binter 2efeoer platt uno binter
perfins Clarion, Die bret 8oIe, nel9e ii9
peri9ppren baden, bic Domination Wce
&inleD's gu bintertreiben unb elm ibnen gez
fduises Wert5eug gum Prdioenten Der Ser.
Staaten 81 MAIDEN.
9a bic Mc&tnlep=8 epegung cine ibren
P1dnen gefd6rli9e @usbebnung ungenom=
men bat, 10 iu3en tie iebt tbr Oelegatenz
material gu beritdrten, inbem lie bic Dele
gaten bon Nri5ona, bon Nen Merico uno
Oklahoma fir lire 3pede gu gepinnen unb
iiberbaupt bur9 Die @reirung Der Staaten
2eute 3u Senatoren MAIDEN
molten, bic na4 ibrer pfeife tan5en.
uebrtgsns, tpenn es auf bic 8ebOlferung
anfommt, bann 1T Oklahoma nod mebr be-
re9tiat, als @taat in bic Union aufgez
nommsn 81 tperben, als Nri5onu uno Nep
Merico, Ser leBte Genius CAB Mri5ond
$4,000, Nep Merico 1858 unb Sf[az
bona nur 61,834, aber na9 Der jeBigen Nbz
I9Gbung bat @ri5ona 1900, SEEM Merico
$4,000, Stlabomu aber 275,O00 @tnppbz
ner, lebteres bat alio ni9t nur iebes ~ein5elne
Der 'beiben anberen Serritorien, Ionbern
1ogar beibe %3uiammen Bel neitem iberz
fliigelt.
Srob a1ebem liegt gar feline Notbpenbige
felt Dor, irgenb zines BON ben 0reien ober
qar ale Orei in ben Staatenbunb auf5u=
nebmen, i'm @sgentbeil, ibre 3%ula1ung gez
fd6rbet bic Sa6lage unb peri9le4tert ben
Senat gang beoeuteno.
Die @il6erIenatoren perben 6 Nnbdnger
ibrer gefGbrli9sn 2ebre unb Die republifa=
nif6en 8offe neue Werf3euge getpinnen.
$4,000 8eppbner = 10 bo9 belduft ii4
unqefGbr Die @eIammtbsD0lferung in ben
bret Serritorien, perben bur9 6 Senatoren
i'm SENATE Der Ser. Staaten bertreten fein,
alIo iiber reimal 10 Diel Stimmen i'm
Senate p%erfiigen, nie Der Staat Seem Oorf
NIT Ietnen 1000, 900 @%inpobnern, ooer pie
Der @taat SqinOis NIT Ieinen 5 Miaipnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

3iffer, in Solge beg rapiben Nntpd9iens Der
StGbte unb Der l1rbarmd9ung neuer 2anb@
itreden, auf t~penigitens $50 Miaionen err
b0bt bat. OieIe $50 WiGlionen Dollars
idbrli9 in anberer, nu~bbrin9enber 8eife
perausgabt, miiBten infer gefummtes fptrtbz
f9aftlt6es Qeben in anDere, Before 8ege leiz
ten. Ser Sarmer, Der beute bielfa9 taum
ietn Qeben gu friften Dermag, tpitroe gu neuer
ProfperitGt ~gelangen, Der 9ausbeiiBer iDiroe
ni4t mebr ~ge3tpungen iein, bon benz armen
&r6eiter fait ELECTROMAGNETIC Mietbe gu oerz
langen, unb bic bielen, iebt untbdtig liegenz
ben Mt0ionen piirben Snbuitrie unb 9anz
beG auf bieienige Stufe bringen, pel9e ibnen
in 4nbetra4t Der @r0Be unb bes &ei9tbums
bes 2anbes 3uitebt.
&0nnten Die @runbbeiiBer ih9 baau entz
f4lteBen, nur Elm 3panaigitel Pro3ent ibrer
9Dpotbefenf9uloen CUR 8egriinbung elmer
Superintendent na9 beutf9em Mufter gu
5ei9nen, tie tpiir6en Elm 9runbtapttal f6af<
fen, binrei4enO, ft9 in berbdltniBmdBig furz
ger 3eit bon ibrer l1eberbiirbung gu befreien.
DR.. @miI9 orr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
@emeral uGieber11.

Wenn ii6 bic 3a9ri6t bsitdtigt, odB es
Dem Snlurgentenfubrer Maceo gelnngen TT,
ben gorbon gu burhbre9en, pel9en 9ens<
raj WeDler BON 9abana aus quer our3
Cuba ge3ogen fat, I'm bte Snfurgerten oss
peit Hidden Sbeils BON ienen i'm Oitliben abb
auf9neiben, bann 1T auh fir Spantet ale
9offnung gei9nunoen, ben @uftano oor
-@intritt ber &egen5eit gu be5tpingen. Sn
"a 8o9en tritt in Guba bic &egen5ett Elm
unb bunn miifien ale Sperationen im5rt1sn
eingeiteQt neroen. @rit bon Witte Sttober
an f0nnen bieIelben iptebsr d~ufgenommen
perben, unb tpd6renb Die aftlimatl1trten
Gu6aner pd6renb biefer 3eit Trii3e &raft
f9Opfen, fi9 nit neuer Wunition %perIepen
unb Der tdrtungen ~beran3ieben tperOen,
perber bic ipantI9en Sruppen benz cuba@
nii9en &lima unterliegen. Spanien bat
circa 100000 damn inn 6elbe unb ba pG9@
renb Der Commemorate bur4i9nittli9 so
Bro5ent benz gelben 5ieber, benz nnge3ietsr
unb anberen Seinoen Der meni9li9en Natur
unterliegen, 10 befir6tet man, bab pd6renS
Der beiben Sabres5sit an bic 10000 Solz
oaten ~oa6ingerafft perben m0gen.
0as ma9t audi bic 6ait ertldrli9, nit
tpel4er General WeDler iebt gu Werte ge1t.
@r bat alien Sniurgenten Der ProDin3 pindr
bel &io @mneitie oeripro6en, penn ie in
nerbalb Der nd6iten 20 Sage Die @uffen ME-
berlegen, benin er neiB, baB, mas er nibt binz
men bret Do9sn errei9t, er iibsr6aupt Big
gum 9erbite ni9t me6r errei9en fann, uno
oaB er @nbe Sttober nit einem bur9 Sob
unb &ranf6eit bsoeutenb gei9pd9ten Ssere
tpieber bon Borne tpirb ~anfangen miiKen.
Die Sniurgenten er6alten in &iir5e Our9
ben General u5ieber" cine Wa9t 5ugez
fi6rt, bor Der General Wepler, iel6it ipenn
ibm 100000 Mann CUR @erfHgung itiinoen,
pd6reno Der 3egert5eit bic @affen Itrsdsn
muB.
9as nifen aber au9 Die SSSniurgenten
uno oeBbalb ipotten fe iiber Wenler's Yros
tlatnatton un6 0enfen: 0dben mir 10 lanqe
'Stanb ge6dlten, tperben mir es bic ~8tpan3i9
Sage audi nod aus6alten fDnnen, Bis rlit
ben eriten f9peren Sommerregen Die Yor=
but Des bon General v6ie6er" gsfi6rten un=
ii9tbaren 5eeres e~intrifft,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
DIR. 6 M orr n.

@aB rul3u f6arf f4artig ma9t", buben
foe6en Die @iienbu6nen erfabren. 9ieielben
BADEN ii9 ben &abFa6rern gegeniiber febr
6appig ertpieien, inbem Tie bsren Gdber nur
81 fe6r bo6en Sra9tfdben bef0rberten, unb
ii9 gleiAaeitig einen 8eoers ausiteaen lie=
ben, bas ite bon ieber 8eruntiportung i'm
Safe bes Electromagnetic ent6anb. Sn Solge
befen fat Die Seem Oorter 2egislatur Elm
@eleB ~erlaffen, pelhes Die 5ubrrdber untsr
bas pafagiergepGd einrei3t, 10 baB bieiel=
BEN i'm Staate Seem OOrf nt6t nur fret be-
f0rbert, 1onbern audi bs3ablt tperben mifen,
penn ie abbanben tonmen OOer beI9dbigt
perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Ser @erein fir 8ei9rGntnng Der Gins
manberung, tpel9er fir Die Silbungsprobs
e%intritt, berOffentIi4t Die na4fte6enben 3ifz
fern ii6er bic ttaltenif9e @inpanberung
i'm eriten @iertel B. S, Sana9 tOnnten bon
ben 1896 Stalienern, pel9e bis gum 81.
Mdr3 g~elarbet tparen, iiber Die 9dlfte,
TOOL, peber le1en nod i9rei6en. BON 3114
iiber IA Sabre alten italienii4en @inipanoe=
rerrt, tpel9e auf bier 9ampfern bon 9enua
unb Nsapel i'm MOnat @pril eintrufen, unb
BON benen 1872 b. $. benz mdnnli9en, 1913
b. 8. Sem peibli9en @ef9le9t ungebDrten,
tparen 2,147 ober iiber 5pei Orittel 6es
2eIens unh S9rei6ens unfunbig. Mtt
Silfe Der 8ilbungsprobe bitten bieie lebtez
rem IGmmtGi9 5uriidgepielen perben fOnz
men, auf 9runb Der beite6enben 8eieBe tpur>
ben pirtli9 5uriidgetpieien nur 1877.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

8ei ben n II n 8 emeinbepab f.
len in S1ltnOis f6einen i'm 4Ggemets
men bic Oemofraten mebr @rfolg gebabt 81
buben, als bic &epublitaner. Dies tpar nas
mentli6 audi Bel ben Stabtratbsnablen in
peoria unb Solicit Der San. Oa, mo- es
ii9 UNI 2icen5 oOer Ni3tz2icen5 banoelte,
6attenim mgemetnen Die Sreunbee elmer
g 9antGicen5 peit msbr @rfolg
als bic probibitioniiten. Selbt in Srta
f6aften, no Bis iebt Die Iebteren beitdnoiS
1tegten, unterlagen fe biesmal. go bat
4. 9. Qerington in Mc2ean Gountp ii6 fett
breiBig Sobren gum erIten Mal fur 2icen3
entI9ieben. Inter ben bebeutenberen pld=
ben mar &odforb elmer Der %penigen, in benz
friiber S9antlicen5 unterlag; aber iebt bat
ii9 cine gepaltige Mebrbeit fir bieielbe ent=
f9ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

DIS grGi MISREPRESENTATION Der pros
6ibitionii It en- Partei pirb ptelfa9
Der 8altimorer probibitionsfanatifer Gu
2ebertng %genunnt. ueber i'm IGgt
Der 30. Gorrfpbt." in Baltimore:
u2ebering 1T Elm bebeutenber &uufmann
i'm braiilianif9en &affee6anbel, elm rei9er
Mann unb pbne 3peifel elm iebr ebren<
ipert6er damn. Mber mir bdben ni9t bel
fir i'm iibrtg. @or einigen Sabren entoed<
ten mir, baB feline 8orfabren gu ben 13
beutI9en @eberfamilien gebOrten, tpel9e
Germantown griinbeten; mir tbetlten tbm
bieIes nit, aber bd famen mir f9on an.
Seine 8prfabren tparen feline Seutl9en,
ionbern 9oGdnber, BENIN = tie tparen iiber
0olanb eingeipanoert."
Nun -nir 9euti9zNmerifaner brau9sn
uns niht barob gu grdmen, baB biefer fpahn=
iinnige 6Gring teiner Der nn1ern ietn tpta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
Inter ben Mulnicien bes uQi6a @luf

= Inter ben 4ulpicien bes r2tfa Stub"
6at ii9 Die Diterrei4ti9=ungdrif9e &olonie
Der StaOt Seem Yort Derbiinbet, UNI benz nA9
25idbriger, ebrenpOGer 9ienit5eit als DiterA,
neutrality-suspicious. @eneralconIul aus benz
9ienite i4eibenoen @enerulconiul 9errn
Sbeobor 9aDemeper i'm n@ranb gentral
9alace" Elm i%olennes 8antett gu geben. Gs
mar cine grOBartige Nffaire, nit pel9er
man glei63sitig Die @ntunft Oes erIten be-
r~ufsmGBigen @eneralconIuIs unb Na9fplz
gers oes 9errn Saoemeper, 9errn 5ran3
StOdinger, fopie audi ben NbI4ieb oes Bis
bergen @onIuls Baron 2eonarbi, Der als
Gonlul mad @bicago periebt rpuroe, feierts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Namentli6 nit ieinen lebten 8emerfunz
gen bat Der 0etroiter iebr 9fe6t, 0aB aber
bas tuOentif@e Pautpeien in 9eutf3lanb
nibt INNER nit ataOemii@em 5leiB Derz
bunben 1T, Ionoern baB bur9 oafelbe NOD
INNER 8uglet3 8ummeleien b~erDorgerufen
iperben un6 eigentlthe nPautiimpsl" nod
INNER ob benz Pauftpeien unb benz &netpen
bas Stubtren b~erIdumen, nirb Dpbl Sober
beitdtigen, Der iib in ben leBten 3ebn Sa6ren
nit %unbefangenem Oeuti9zdmeritanii@e m
8lid auf l1ntberittdten in Oeuti4lano UNI
ge1eben fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
In hrei melttheilen.

Die gerurtbeilung Der bier Maitglieber beg
Sobannesburger &eform : 4usi4uhes:
&bobes, Sarrar, Pbi0ipps unb 5ammonb
in Sransbaal, bic ft9 bes 9o@perratbs
i9ulbig befannt batten. gum Sobe, bat in
europa unb Mmerifa bas grOBte @ufieben
erregt. SIN britii9en upterbaufe purbe Die
Mngelegenbeit befpro6en unb Gbumberldin
tbetIte nit, buB er bieierbulb cine 0epef4e
an ben prGfibsntsn 8riiger abgei3idt babe.
SIM Matchmaker Nbgeoronetenbauie in Wafb<
ington ite1te Mabanp ben &ntrag, baB Der
@taatsminiiter %angepieien tperbe, bic Sn<
terehen 9ammonb's, als zines amertfant=
fGen 8iirgers gu fdiiben unb tpenn rdt9lid,
.Su Ieinen @uniten ein5ui4reiten. Senator
Stepart, Elm perf0nli9er Sreuno 9am@
monb's, febte cine Petition an ben prditOenz
ten &riiger in l1mlauf, norin oerlelbe I'm
@nabe fir 9ammonb angegangen tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

eOeln Waffenipiele, bic in ieber 8e3iebung
ben roben 5auitfGmpfen Der Nmeritaner oorz
5u3ieben Iinb un6 iebenfalls beoeutenO peniz
ger Spfer forbern, unb Die man9en brutalen
@r3eien unb priigeleien Dorbeugen, tpel9e
ionft unDermeiOli@ tpdren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Ser republitanii9e GongreBconoent res
i'm neitli9en Sainois ~gelegenen ftinf5ebntsn
Suinoifer @o~ngreBbe3irts, gu pel9em au1
Nbams Gpuntp NIT Der Gtabt Quincp ge>
bort, bat einitimmig ben jeBigen Natioaa.>
abseOrOneten Ben. s. Marfb tpieosts
aufgeiteIt. Ser damn neigte it4 in Ger
jebigen @%OngreBbidt iebr uuffalenb gum
Silberf9pinbel, unb bic ~@bicago
S%ribune" %OerGangte baber frdftig feline
Ri6t4WiebsraufteQung. ODD Der belagte
republitonii9e GOnbent i9lug bieie lpo4lz
gemeinte republitanti4e Warnuns in ben
@inb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
TRAVELLING ron INFORMATION.
s,udeni. Of Puest SQUAD University On
Tour Around the World.

students Of Pugst sound University On
Tour Around the World
CmCA0o, Sept. ll.-For tho purpose
Of deriving educational benefits from a
tour around the continent, Is students
Of the Puge, Sound University Of Ia.
coma, Wash, have stopped of in Chi.
cagO.
Ol the 10 students six are women,
The party arrived from LoganspoFt.
Ind, aud Is ON the way 70 st. Paul,
The students spent tho greater part Of
the day at the ART institute. Columbian
museum aud az Lincoln park Among
the party Is William j. Morpley, pro-
fossor of philosophy, r. ]. Chaplin, who
is manager Of the travelling party. said
last night; "Tho students of our col.
loge had a great desire Tor travelling and
80 we organized the Puget Sound Trav-
cling association which has started
this year. Each student will travel
1000 miles a year From here we 40 IA
Yellowstone Park. At tho close Of the
term next spring the party viii visit
Alaska, and upon our second year ws
go to tho Hawaiian islands, the third
year TO China and the graduating olass
will take a trip around the world. The
scheme is getting very popular and
inink other universities will follow"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
TAxABLE VALUES N NEW YoRK
Assessed Real Estate Thh Year h co.,
afO.da0 Over Last Year,


Assessed Real Estats Thh Year h eG1,-
alo.dao over Last Year,
ALBANY, Sept. 1.-THE table Of val.
ues A. completed by the state tax com.
missioners shows that In the last year
the assessed value Of real estate In the
ptAte Of New York has increased e6I,,
pIO.699. In New York City alone tho
increase was ts2, go, ,e2O and in Kings
county, eiS.Sil,lSl
The total assessment Of personal prop
erty in the state is only t6t2, ,9i9, $50, a
decrease Of e2o.S7s. .957 from last year.
OF this, SNl ,70l 500 escapes taxation as
not taxable, but the state tax commits.
Sioners. In their equalization, manage to
get some s9,OO0,O00 of the personal
property taxed than last year,
For this year the total assessed value
Of zeal and personal estate 10 q. .SGs, ,jl9,.
eOs, ~ against s4,so2, ,Osa. .lG7 las, year.
OF the personal property subject "a
taxation New York City holds the great
sst amount-esO6, ,OeO, 5Ol. Kings county
ia second, with sl5,7O7.4 AS. Erie county
follows, with ela,SlS.I8t Then come,
Albany, with O. .is0,9i5.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
John 4. Chance Farm For
Lease.

l desire to lease the above farm for a
period Of I've years. embracing go
acres Of cultivated land second 10 none
In the BIaaos bottom. with iiFst.class
gin oulh, on the place, gin house. ma.
chinery and everything connected with
It in the best Of order. Three flowing
artesian wells and all in good condition.
The location Of the gin for patronage
II superior 10 any other stand IN the
bottom. IN addition to leasing the
and will sell Tor cash ~ ON time, with
approved security and 10 per cent in.
teresi, the following personal property;
twenty arst.elass mules, 10 or i2 head
Of good farm horses, a iul outfit Of wag.
ons, farming implements also some.
thing over 100 head of Eat hogs, emhrac.
ing all sizes, also some 4,Om or 800
bushels OF coTn. In other words an Op
pouunity y now offered 10 parties de
string o. lease Rrst class farm. Ap
ply 10 $ VI neidcn, Bryan, Texas, Agen
TOT Lille L. Chan,e, Executrix, Jno. 7
Chance Estate. 80
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
THD CONVENTION OVER
The Republicans Adjourn Their
Meeting at Fort Worth.
NO STATE ogrIc WmATED.

The Matter Il left In the Hands Of
PlehAry Committse-E. H. H. Green
Was Placed at the Head Of the Re
publican state Executive Commistes
For the Next Two Years.
FoRT WORM. Sept 1.-The Repub-
hcan state convention finished is bust.
ness yesterday and adjourned sine die
After wrangling for over an hour at
the morning sessioi yesterday as to
the method Of taking the vote and as
10 who was entitled to vote. the recon.
mendation Of the committee on ere.
dentials was adopted W an almost unan.
imous vote.
Tne convention then took q recess un.
al 3 o'clock.
The convention met at the designated
hour and the report Of the permanent
organization was received.
Il recommended II b. Kane a. per.
manont chairman, r. l. Smith a. secro.
tary and J. T. Harris and W. J. Was.
som as assistants
The report was unanimously adopted
and committee escorted Mr.. Kane 20
the chair The new chairman made a
brief address and was chcered.
Then Colonel i. b. Hunt and General
John NJ. Claiborne made speeches.
The committee On resolutions and
platform submitted is report, aud after
some changes Il was adopted
The platform indorsos the platform
made at st. Louis. and the nominees
made there condemns the Democratic
administration ~ Texas; recommends
laws favorable 20 irrigation vigorous
enforcement Of the criminal laws Of the
state
The last clause IN the platform pro.
vidcs for plenary committee 20 arrange
oil details Of the campaign.
4 resolution wns adopted extending
20 ex.Presidcnt Harrison an invitation
90 make a speech at Dallas during the
Texas State fair.
The chairman then declared that the
next order Of business would be the 80,
lection of a chairman % the state Re.
publican executive committee.
Chairman Grant then arose and In 4
brief speech named Z. H. r. Green
Mr., Green's election WIS unanimoui
and the new chairman of the cxccutiv,
committee was escorted the platform
and thanked the convention for th,
tho hoLur, and pledgng all his energies
In behalf Of the party,
After selecting the secretary of IN,
committee the convention adjuurno,
sino die
ic,r. V
matter was left In the hands Of the pie
nary committee. and it Is believed SOM
arrangement will b, made BY whicl
the Republicans can support Rearby 10
governor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
caller. on Mckinley.

CANTON. o., Sept il.-Today's
demonstration on the Mckinley lawn
opened early with the streets filled with
people The Vermont delegation was
the first To arrive They came on
special train from Cleveland. The party
numbers iCS. and included Governor
Woodbury.. Lieutenant Governor Man.
son. Congressman Henry H. Powers,
senator Proctor. Governor elect Grout.
Govemor-eloct NJ. W Fish. General ].
G. Mccullough. ex.Lieutenant Governor
+. $ strainan. Reception held aud
speeches made by a number Of visitor
md responded TO by Mckinley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
Engll.h A.iTanamsss ~ chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept il.-Threc English
scientists viii be given the freedom Of
the University Of Chicago today, and
a trip TO the now nearly completed
Yerkes observatory will form a par, Of
the days programme The visitors are
w. II. NJ. Christie, astronomer royal at
Great Britain; Il II Turner, professor
Of astronomy at Oxford university, and
Captain Hills Of London. The party ID
on its way home from japan, where 1,
went IN ,he interest Of the English gov
ernmcnt 10 take observations Of the 70,
Jar eclipse
A special train has been placed at the
disposal Of the university by the Chica-
90 and Northwestern railway officials
Cor the run 10 Williams bay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
GONE TO MEXICO.
Chicago Trade aud Labor Assembly send
I've Representatives Co Investigate

Chieago Trade aud Labor Assembly send
I've Representatives 20 Invcstigato
CHICAGO. Sept ll.-Paul II Mas
and Patrick Enright started for Mexico
over tho Santa Fe routo last night ON a
mission that will be fraught with spec.
ial interest to every laboringman In the
United States. The two men 30 as the
representatives Of the Chicago trade and
labor assembly Cor tho purpose OF max.
ing a Thorough and impartial invosliga.
tion OF the economic conditions which
prevail in Mexico. They are 20 find for
themselves, without any suggestions
from the organization they represent.
or from any other sources, the true stat.
rs Of tho workingmen in free silver
country, The information that they
may gain and the conclusions they may
form, will be submitted in u report 10
TIN trade aud labor assembly as soon ~
thcy return TO Chicago, which viii b
about the first Of October.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
WATSON IN KANSAS.
lie Talks a. n County Pair 60 TIVE
Thousand Persons.


EmE, Kan. Sept. ll.-Thomas Z.
Watson, candidate for vice president on
the populist ticket, was the central
figure at the county fair here yesterday,
About 2oO0 people, mostly farmers.
greeted Mr. Watson when he began his
speech Ills speech was In substance
the same as delivered at Dallas and
Bonham, Tex lie wound up his speech
this way;
II am not seeking to be taken on the
Democratic ucket. am no political
boggar, nor Is my party, The Demo.
Gratis and Populists ought to unite, The
ticket ought TO DO the 81. Louis ticket.
Bryan, the Democrat, and Watson. the
Populist Amt that righ,g say tina,
is no surrender. il is a fair compromise.
Turn me down and you lose Texas,
Tennessee and Kentucky, To elect
Bryan, the Peoples party nominee fol
Woe president must stay ON tho ticket,
aud say Watson is going to stay"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12

DENVER, Sept. 1.-THE conference
committee Of tho Silver Republicans.
Democrats. National Silver and Popu-
hst parties. after being in session all day
yesterday and nearly all Of last night.
adjourned at 80 O'Clock this morning
till o a m. having accomplished practi-
cally nothing. Tho contest has been ON
the head Of the ticket, Republicans.
Democrats and populists all refusing TO
cOnoede A. Shortly after midnight the
Pcrulist committee was practically with.
drawn by tho convention at Pueblo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
AFTER BILL DALTON.
New York Police Trying to
Effect His Arrest.
OFFICERS BELIEVE HIM THERE.

On Wednesday . CLERK ON Ms Way To
the BaRk Was Robbed and one Of
the Robbers wss Captursd-IIls Name
Is Dalton and This led 90 Conelu.
sion Above.
NEW YoRK. Sept. ii.-Aoiing ON in.
fOrmatic received by Captain MonahAn
OF the East One Hundred and Fourth
street police station the detectives Of
this city are now searching for "Bill"
Dalton. the notorious western depcrado.
He Ia believed TO be the man who es.
capped in the robbery Of Henry Hilder.
brandt, q brewery messenger, on Wed.
nesday noon. Tho man In custody IL
believed TO be his son.
II could not swear TO IL ina court Of
law. said Captain Monahan. but am
firmly convinced that the robbers were
the noted western outlaw and his son
And then the prisoner-he looks exact.
ly like the outlaw. The two men have
been around Third avenue and One
Hundred and Sixth street for nearly a
week, 20 that have excellent descrip.
tons Of them. James Dalton absolute.
ly refuses to give any information about
his partner in the crime, though I had
him in my room for hours, pressing him
with questions.
"why should ~ he said. finally.
"He's going 10 be truo 10 me. He has
got $500 In cash. He'll see that am
well defended. II it takes every cent Of
the money"
THAT utterAnce convinccs me that
the old man is related 10 the prisoner IN
some way, else he would not have had
- much confidence In him. ="
"But Bill Dalton ia said 20 be dead. n
II know that ne has been reported
dead half dozen times, but know h,
Is alive. am positive that he IL tn,
man we are after.
The prisoner, known as James Dal
ton, when arraigned In court took Oh,
proceedings a. a matter Of course, on,
tered plea Of not guilty and waived
examination. lie did not deny that h
was "Bill" Dalton's son.
What difference does IL make" said
he. who ] ann I'm here. 'pinohcd.
and l amt going TO say a word III
stand my trial, and n they can convic
me let 'em do IT, They've 20, to stant
against a good lawyer. though. bocAus,
I'm going TO bo well defended. Iwon'
say whether my fathers name h Bill o.
Jim or Jack I'm tho one that's got q
stand for this"
The robbery for which Dalton was ar
rested was committed In the hallway 10
a tenementhouse. where n,.dcbran,i,
Young clerk for brewing firm, lived
HildebrAndt. while en- route 10 the banl
with about $1,000 in cash and checks
stopped at home for his noon meal Il
the hallway two men sprang upon him
Ee fought 10 the street, where he wa
knocked almost senseless jus, a. pC
licemAn arrived Dalton was seized
but his confederate escaped with th
satchel containing the funds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-12
A Train m Kirn

GosHES. Ind. Sept 1.-THE Lake
Shore express, carrying mail and express
from New York TO Chicago caught FIRE
near here and much valuable express
and mail matter was destroyed. The
loss cannot be accurately estimated. The
train made Wild run pi six miles lo
gAa city while On Ore.