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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
COMMENT At CINCINNATI.
what b Thsusht There Regarding
caFiisls's Treatment 81 covIngton.


what s Theusht There Regarding
caFiisls's Treatment ~ covIsgtOn.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2S.-The insult TO
Hon. John @. Carlisle by men Of his
native state and city Is tho leading topic
Of conversation here While accounts
differ a. 70 the degree Of brutality man.
ifested By those in the hall and on the
streets around the building. thore Is no
dispute e. 10 the bitterness Of the feel.
ing manifested. Secretary Carlisle was
purposely detained In the hall BY his
friends in the hope that the crowd out
side would disporss. but ~ soon a. Mr..
Carlisle discovered this be insisted on
going immediately. Then . police o..
oOrt was provided and BY main force .
passage 70 the street wus obtained. Vile
epithets were then showered At the sec.
Rotary. and one man. John Pagan, threw
. lighted cigar In his face and stopped
~ II 10 pick MP more formidable mis-
sils He was promptly arrested. but
was discharged, no one prsferring .
charge Secretary Carliale, on reaching
Mr.. Helms door. thanked the chief Of
police for the protection afforded. There
is no doubt Secretary Carlisle feels
deeply this indignity at his own homo,
but his only remark was They are
not hurting me they are only hurting
themselves.
He did not know that eggs had been
thrown until some time after IL wai
done.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

BosroS, Oct. $40. W. Peabody Of
the well knrwn Boston banking firm Of
Kiddsr, Pesbody 4 o.. Il dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24

DnERon, oOtlA.-The campaigning
generals ended tAhir regular tour hOre
lasi aisAi before = big audience a,
lAaandlloglnn. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
Executive Committee Meeting.

The democratic executive committee
Of Brazos il hereby called TO meet nj,
the Office Of the Rrazos Pilot Ia Bryan.
at 2 O'Clock p IN. Saturday, Oci24
Each member is earnestly requested TO
be present as business Of Importance
requires your attendance.
A. j BuCuAsAS,
CHI Dem. tx. Com.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
THE MARKETS.


NEw 0hLIAss. OF al.-orteaaFy. - $50
ordinary, eii.iai low miaaline eiSid, DID
ding. M god middlina iblt; aiatias
fair. iSia
oALvHfoS. o. G--ortiAAEy. ed 80
ordinary e,Si low miAdiins Z, uit1naa
flgi6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-24
Cotton Receipts.
To-day only.

Country butter lSc per pound.
Creamery butter Csc per pound.
Cabbage &c per pound.
TuFhips g. per pound.
Beets 30 per pound.
Apples per bucket 30 cents.
I'd Hall, the Grocer
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
Mr.. Morse and Party.

Mr.. S. F. B. Morse, general pas
senger agent of the Southern Paci-
fic, arrived in the city in the city
yesterday from New Orleans in
private car "Morgan." Mr.. Morse
was accompanied by Major Ram
sey, commanding the artillery at
New Orleans; Mr.. George Dice,
post master inspector Mr.. Neal, a
wealthy English cotton factor (;
and Mr.. Hollingsworth, secretary
Of Mr.. Morse. They were guests
OF Mr.. Morse and came over to see
the beautiful Alamo city. The
party was shown around the city
by DR.. Amos Graves, ST., and left
for New Orleans last night. Major
Ramsey is cousin OF Captain Pot.
ter, Of Fort Sam Houston, whom he
visited while here. ..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
CYCLING NOTES.

Only one wheel, a cheap second
hand one, was stolen during the
past week.
Miss Hulda Levyson has learned
to ride the wheel, and Is an enthu-
slastic beginner.
Fall weather, the best in the
world for the sport of cycle riding,
is approaching fast.
A colored bicycle club run was
given one night last week. There
were ten or twelve wheels In the
bunch.
The careful cyclist keeps his
wheel we'll cleaned and cared for,
the same as good horseman cares
for his steed.
Assistant City Collector, Max
Sutor Is an old-time wheelman,
and is on the anxious seat now
regarding a wheel.
A party OF ladies and gentlemen
expect to start this morning at .
o'clock for an early morning bicycle
trip to the country.
Cyclists, a great majority OF
whom in this city are merchants,
clerks, profes sional men and work
people, who daily have to use Com
merce and Houston streets to get
to their places of business, are at
present feeling very wrsthy at the
city administration and the street
sprinkling contractor, at the way
the streets are being flooded.
Wheel men can ride over slippery
streets very well, but when they
ride through the offal and slush on
these very clean(?) streets, the
wheels throw the filth over their
clothing in spite OF themselves and
render wheeling very unpleasant.
Election day is coming, however,
these voters content themselves
with thinking.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09

the city, from his northern station,
during the week, for short visit.
Yesterday afternoon Rev.
Father Amadeus Guyol, of Calves
ton, began a retreat at Santa Rosa
infirmary for the Sisters of tn
Incarnate Word, having finished
the retreat for the Ursulines re-
Gently held.
st. Louis college begins the next
term on the first Monday in Sep
tenn Der.
st. Mary's college resumes opera
ton on the same date.
Brother William, of st. Mary's
college faculty last term, has been
transferred to Manitoba college.
Brother Edward, OF st. Mary's
college, has been transferred to st.
Louis college.
Bishop Dunno, of Dallas, has
begun the building of a new cathe-
dral there, to cost $3.50, 200, and
which is designed to seat 1000
people.
Rev. Father Brannan, the we'll.
known missionary, begins a mis-.
sion at Greenville, Tex, today.
Rev. Father Joachim will be-
gin a retreat this week in
the convent at Castroville, when
twelve young ladies will be
received into the Sisterhood of the
Divine Providence.
Rev. Father Audet spent last
week in Ell Paso.
Cardinal Gibbons was 60 years
Of age July %.
Bishop O'Sullivan, of Mobile,
Ala, who has been very seriously
Ill, is reported as being much i'm
proved.
The entertainment by the Daugh-
tiers of Mary of San Fernando par
ish, at st. Joseph's hall, which be-
gan Friday night, closed with last
night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
TAX ON FILLED" CHEESE.

A New Law Goes Into Effect Next Month.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collec-
tor l.. 81. Coley has received copy
Of the law placing a tax on "flled"
cheese, passed by congress June 6,
and effective September 4. "Filled"
cheese is made of any oils or com.
pounds foreign to milk, and is
an imitation OF cheese as oleomar-
garine is an imitation OF. butter.
The tax fixed on "filled" cheese is
$500 per annum for manufacturers !;
$3.50 for wholesale dealers and $l2
for retail dealers. This will be Of
especial interest to grocers, who
handle "filled" cheese. Formerly
there was no tax on this article
and the newly enforced law will
have, it is believed, a deteriorating
effect on the manufacture OF this
article. The law requires that the
"filled" cheese must be in the
hands OF dealers in wooden pack.
ages Of not less than ten pounds
each. Each dealer must make
oath to what he has on hand and
stamp it, before September 4;
otherwise, 1t is to be seized by the
collector of internal revenue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
DAYS THIS WEEK.

Sunday, Aug. 9.-Gen. Lyon
killed 1861; battle Of Cedar noun
tain 1862.
Monday, Aug. 10.-Chatsworth
railroad disaster, 1887; battle OF
Wilson creek, 1861.
Tuesday, Aug. IL. Savannah
evacuated 1882; battle Of Sulphur
bridge springs, 1864.
Wednesday, Aug. l2.-Albert
Gallatin died, 1S49; King Philip
shot, 1875.
Thursday, Aug. 13.-Teemer de-
feated Hanlon 1887; Mosby's at
tack on Sheridan 1864.
Friday, Aug. 14.-Fletcher died
1885; death of Farrag ut, 1870.
Saturday, Aug. 15.-Behring sea
arbitration ends, 1913; Lafayette
visits the United States 1924.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
FEvERIsH STOCK MARKET.

Purnell, Hagaman & Co.'S stock let,
ter, by private wire to the Alamo
Brokerage Co., 2O3 Alamo Plaza, San
Antonio, Texas:
New York, Aug. S.-The stock mar.
ket opened weak and feHerish at
sharp fractional declines, partly due
to/the lower London prices. Exten.
sive purchases to covef shorts caused
a rapid recovery, but the dealings
were entirely professional A reaction
: followed ~ which, most of the early
gains were lost and in some cases net
losses from yesterdays final figures
were made. Sugar broke "a from
highest, rallied ~, reacted ~, w. U
lost 2 per cent after an advance OF
Ia and also made partial recovery
The general market was fairly ac
tive and feyerish with the covering OF
shorts principal support. The bank
statement was followed by a renewa,
OF the selling movement which car
ried prices to the lowest of The day
and the close was weak and unsettled
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
A Bryan-Sewall- Fulton Club Organized
Last Night.


A meeting Of free silver demo-
Gratis was held in the Thirty
seventh district court room last
night for the purpose of organic
ing a REPRESENTATION club.
The meeting was called to order by
j. F. Onion.
The following were elected off,
GERS Of the club: A. Il. Meriwether,
president; w. B. Anderson, first
vice president; w. w. Sloan,
second vice-presidenJ; III. E. Hill
debrandt, secretary; M. w. Davis,
treasurer.
After the election of the above
officers r. B. Minor addressed the
meeting. Mr.. Onion then made a
motion that recess of five min
utes be taken to allow those wish
ing to join the club to hand in
their names and addresses. The
motion was seconded. After the
five minutes expired there were
cries for ]. l.. Slayden. This gen.
tIeman responded and was follow
ed by w. P. Y'inley and j. F.
Onion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
DAY LIGHT.
y. AUGUST 8, 1896.
. KREMPKAU's ANSWER.

He Says His wifss Actions We're
Brought on by Designing Persons.
An answer to the petition in
which Emma s. Krempkau is gu.
Ing w. B.. Krempkau for divorce,
has been filed in the. Thirty-sev.
enth District court.
The answer denies the allega.
tions OF the petition that he has
ever mistreated plaintiff and as.
serts the facts to be that he has
treated her with uniform kindness
and forbearance and has always
discharged the duties of true
loyal and devoted husband; that
the necessity Of combining her in a
lunatic asylum is as painful to him
as it could be TO her or any one
else.
Defendant denies the allegations
as to the value and rental of his
property, which. he says, he &C.
quired before his marriage and in
herited from his mothers estate.
p He says the homestead on West
Houston street ia valued at $500
and that the amount of the com.
munity estate is valued at $l,625.
3 Defendant says that he is pro-
+ viding for his wife and will all
with joy her recovery from the
mental arrangements from
" hich she is suffering. He fur.
ther says that he does not believe
his wife is DESTROYS of divorce, but
that wicked and designing per.
sons have taken advantage of her
weakened and disordered intellect
TO sow the seeds Of family discord
and Induced her to take this step
which, in her sane moments, she
will deeply deplore, and il ever re,
stored to complete nationality will
entirely repudiate.
Defendant prays that the suit be
dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09

Bishop Forest visited Boerne
last Monday and blessed the altar
in the chapel of the new infirmary
there. On Wednesday afternoon
he blessed the new chapel in this
city, in the San Fernando school
for boys, on North Laredo street.
On Tuesday last Father Molloy,
vice president of the st. Edwards
college in Austin, was in the city
on his way to Laredo to visit some
Of the former students OF st. Ed
wards.
Rev. Father Tronce, OF Monterey,
Mexico, was In the city last week
for visit.
Rev. Father Shea, formerly pss<
tor Of the church at Praha, wAss1
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
a NEAT NOW PAPER.

Vol. /, No. 1, Of the Alamo City Adj
vance, the new weekly paper for the
colored people, was issued yesterday
in our city, from the presses Of the
Light Printing House
geographically, editorially and rep
ortorially the new paper can claim
recognition from the reading public
in general. 1t is fun of news, well
written editorials, correspondence and
miscellany and is up-to-date.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
DIED AT HIS POST.

Honest" John Kuefner Succumbs To a
Fatal sunstroke Yesterday Afternoon.
The community will be shocked
this morning to learn Of the sud-
dem death Of Mr.. John Kuefnet,
formerly the well-known sewer
inspector and brick expert en-.
ployed by the city under the
former contract. .....
Mr.. Kuefnsr has lately been en-
ployed on the night relief at the
brick works of the Beckmann
brick factory in the southeastern
edge of the city, and last night
walked out to his work about
o'clock, arriving there about z
o'clock. He had walked in
the hot sun until he was
quite exhausted and shortly after
entering the yards, he fell uncon.
seious at his work, from sunstroke,
it is thought.
Word was Immediately dis
patched to his family, living at No
305 Santa Clara street, Seventh
ward, and the undertaken went out
to bring the remains to the city.
The funeral will take place this az
ternoon at 5 o'clock.
Deceased was much over 60
years Of age, and leaves a wife and
a large family OF daughters. He
was OF German birth and was
educated in his chosen calling in
the old country
Deceased wasla member OF the
Krieger verein, Veteran German
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
Church Celebration.

Rev. g. r. Cushingberry, pastor
of the New Light Baptist church,
corner of Lava ca and Perdido
streets, will celebrate his fourth
anniversary charge Of this congre.
cation today. Services to be held
ut III a. m, and 8 p. m. Rev. A
w. Smith and w III. Marshall will
assist Attic morning services, and
In the afternoon Rev. Mack Hen.
son, l.. d. Thomas, III. M. Williams
and S. ID. Moten, will lend theiI
valuable aid. The public generally
are cordially invited to attend the
services.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
RAILROAD NOTES.

Homer Eads, OF the Iron Noun
tain, Is in town.
General Passenger Agent s. F.
B. Morse, of the Southern Pacific,
arrived In the city yesterday in
private car Morgan, accompanied
by his family.
Conductor T. T. Adams, of the
Southern Pacific, will make his
run east today after a ten days
lay of.
Fred. J. job nson, OF the Arkansas
Pass general offices, leaves for Gal
weston today on a visit.
AL. Hereford, brakeman on the
Ell Pasnadivision of the Southern
Pacific, fs in the city for a few
days.
Two carloads of coal in the base
ment of the Maverick building
yesterday were stored away to be
used for heating up the Arkansas
Pass general offices the coming
winter.
Robert Preston, agent for the
Southern Pacific at Raymond, is
in the city. His wife is in Houston
With her parents. Mr.. Preston has
just received the glad news of
being, the father of a sweet little
girl, and set 'em up to the boys yes
terday.
Flvs new large beautiful sign
boards adorn the north wall of the
International ticket Office, which
Tick2E Agent Rigsby had put up
yeeserday. The signs tcs2sE
bin Roscoe of tho 1
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
Pulled the Proprietor.

The police were called to A
Dugosh's saloon in the Seventh
ward last night to quell a fight
but when the officers arrived the
fighters had disappeared. The
proprietor OF the saloon would not
give the police the desired infor'
nation am he was arrested fol
keeping disorderly barroom. The
police were called to the same
place later, but the saloon was
closed when they arrived.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
A Man With a Knife.

Santiago Estrada, Mexican
with a bad eye, was arrested by
Officer Dawson last night at the
corner of West Commerce and
East streets charged with being
drunk and disorderly. On being
researched at police headquarters
butcher knife was found on him
and an additional charge of I'M
lawfully carrying butcher knife
was made against him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
DOWNED THE SAND CRABS.
The Bronohos Pounded Burris and Played
Good Game.

Good Game.
The Bronchos played all around
the Sand Crabs yesterday. They
put up an errorless game in the
field, accepting all Of thirty-nine
chances, while the visitors are
charged up with six errors. Bur-
ris was easy, eighteen hits being
made off him. Galveston got ten
off Nevin. Belt was removed from
the game for talking back to the
umpire. The game showed that
the Bronchos can play ball little
bit. Butsey Kleiman was unable
to play on account of a swollen
jaw, resulting from a cold. Elsey
covered third base and Herman
second. The score:
34567S9 r.. HE.
San Antonio. 3 0 2 0 0 0 l 0 5 10 IS 0
Galveston......0 0 0 20 6 90 10 6
Batteries Nevin and Miller;
Burris, Belt and Weckbecker.
Umpire-Mr. Clark.
The last game OF the series will
be played this afternoon. The
pitchers will be Parvin and Hardy.
San Antonio plays at Austin next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
Had a 0uarrel.

John Brown and wife, Sallie
Brown, were hardly out of the re-
corder's court yesterday morning
where Johns case of striking was
continued till tomorrow, when
the police wagon was called to
take both OF them on charge Of
disorderly conduct. They had be-
gun to quarrel and Qficer Porter
run them In.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
Making Friends.

Joe Kohr is circulating around
among his friends and there is no
grass growing under his feet in the
race for constable. While he has
only one arm, he has a fine pair Of
legs backed by a good character, q
great big heart and head full of
common sense.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
San Antonio, Tex, July "a, 1896
FREE! FREE!! FREE!!!
PLAY BALL!

The San antonio Edison com
pany will can all passengers to
the baseball grounds and return
for
ONE FARE For ROUND TRIP.
T. H. MICKLEJoHN,
1t Superintendent and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09

The services at the various
churches will be at the usual regu
lar hours today.
At st. Mary's church after
second mass the society Of st,
Vincent de Paul will meet.
The sodality of st. Aloysius
Gonzaga will meet after vespers at
San Fernando cathedral.
st. Joseph's society will hold re
gular meeting in st. Joseph's hall
after vespers this afternoon.
st. Msry's branch Catholic
knights of America will hold re.
gular meeting Tuesday night.
The new residence of Rev.
Father Dumoeilln of st. Peter Cla-
ver's church is finished.
At Lady OF the Lake convent, on
Sunday, July 26th at the begin.
ming of the retreat for the Sisters
ten made their perpetual vows and
seven their initial vows.
A very interesting ceremony
took place last Tuesday afternoon,
Aug. 4,at o'clock, in the beautiful
new chapel OF the Incarnate Word
Sisters at Santa Rosa infirmary.
Rt. Rev. j. A. Forest officiated, as
sisted by Rev. H. Pefferkorn and
Rev. @. ]. Smith, y. M. l., while
Revs. A. Frische, s. M, F. Spenner,
s. M, j. B. Martin, Joachim Huy-
Ter, y. s. B., E. j. O'Callaghan, o.
M. l., and Juan de Munoz were
present in the sanctuary. Eigh-
teen young ladies were received
into the congregation Of the Sis
tiers OF the Charity Of the Incar-
nate Word, tho candidates being
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
CATHOLIC NEWS.
WEEKS CALENDAR.

Sunday.-St. Romanus, martyr.
Monday-St, Laurence, martyr,
A. ID. 25S.
Tuesday.-Sts. Tiburtius and
Susanna, martyrs.
Wednesday.-St, Clare, abbess
A. d. 1858.
Thursday.-St. Radegundes,
queen OF Thuringia, a. d. 5S7.
Friday.-St. Eusebius, priest and
martyr. Eve of the Assumption.
Saturday-Feast OF the Assump-
ton of the Blessed Virgin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09
SURPRISING THE PASTOR

A surprise party, composed OF fifteen
members Of the Mount Zion Baptist Col
congregation, called at the parsonage, 23l
Victoria street, last night and spent an
hour in social enjoyment with Pastor II.
M. Williams aad family. They left sew
eral packages of provisions, etc, for fam
lily use.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-29
AND SO IT'S A Roy
Happy Family Down on Emporia Avenue
This Morning.

The happiest household, the most
completely rounded out lives in this
community this glad spring morning
can be found on South EmpOria avenue
where the plgy of fountains. the bloom
Of flowers and the songs of birds min
gle with the joyous laughter of two
bright-eyed little sisters. happy over
the advent Of a brother, a bouncing
baby boy, whose faultless physique and
splendid proportions in satisfying the
ambition of the proud father becomes
a thank offering OF the gentle spirited
and loving mother. Cash Henderson,
junior, is his name, and Cash senior.
is caring little just now whether trade
is lively or dull. or profits great or small.
nor won't for week. II is said tina Z
the averdupois of this welcome and
promising scion to the house Of Hen
derson astonished the scales and that
when his father weighed but 225 pounds
yesterday he weighs a full quarter of
ton today. Dreams being fulfilled.
and joy complete there remains for
US only TO express the wish that the
new boy may live TO fulfill the prOudest
hopes OF all the hearts OF that home.
live to not only inspire his sisters with
joy but TO be. boy like, both torment
and blessing. still chivalric and bright
II mlschievous.