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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
ATTACE ON BTLTVAY0
The Situation Growing More
Alarming Every Day.
MATABEIEs MOVE WYsTERIoUgIY

They Abandon one Position Only 60
Take Up Another which o. Looked
Upon as being More serious nuiu-
uayo Protected hy Dynamite Bombs
Placed In the suburia.
DuuwAyo. April 2o.-so far as the
situation i improved here over chat @
Saturday it s. duo 20 tho departure q
the meny which has boon mascd 90
the north o. tine town for several days
and from which am nitack hag boon Oh
most hourly expected. This movement
brings nlle comfort to those ia bulu-
wayo. Tho excited manner in which
The natives quilted their positions indie
Gated q confident purpose of mischief
The direction taken hy those great
bodies Of hostile natives who ore quit
ting Doc position 20 the north, hns not
been lomod. but &c is feared That the
purpose Of the movement b to iIy tool-
icct junction with the rebels m the
MatoIno hills and thss sever oommm
cation ou'hward Tho road rus
through the Maiopro Mns 90 Che south
uf rmlwayo and r. O. difficult and dane
rroo one for CD miles from here. at
witch distance The road reaches tho
Mmeuo pue. To leave this pass TO Tho
enemy would o1cc.miiy cut of tha in-
touolnool Duluuuyo UIlh Che outside
world 20 hold the pass and 60 patrol
| tho road hetwoon Sc and Buluwayo.
which are fittobocompaauvoIynoces-
saly Coz the nfo,yof thisulace.roluirc
7 a large proportion Of Che available force,
/ less than 1900 mon. at BuluWuyo.
Asa measure of defense against an
expected attack upon the town dyna-
mite mines have been laid IN the out
skirts Of the town and In ground over
which an attacking party would neces.
saIily approach. These mines have been
wired and connected with instruments
/ m tlo central laarcr, which win ho th,
/ point Of action n casa of attack From
Tho central laagw tho eromd in which
The mines have been lld IS m lul view
and the mines can Do exploded hy cleo
hiay 90 Che moment desired Ana c1
; p'uam at Che moment 900 ADVANCING
i hm1eof natives over tho mime wuul'
create tremendous destruction
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
AusIlN ApboTT pEAp.
re n,.. &c New York Amer an nlnes'l
81 Ten weeks.

He n,,. ni New York Amer an nnes'l
of Ten weeks.
Nfw Yom. Amil 2o.-Austn Alb
bot. LL. ID, dean OF the New York
University school, died hero yesterday
after am illness OF about 10 weeks.
Ho was born 81 Boston Dec. u.s. 1881 3.
was graduated from tho New York uui-
ycrity I'm 1851 and soon after that was
admitted 60 the practice OF law, form
ing oonmmmhip with hia brothers
Vaughan and Lyman In conjunction
with the FORMER De began the publiea-
tion of "Ahbott's New York Digest
and .Mhots Forms" Ho was author
az q series of hooks on methods Of civil
procedure. which have been adopted os
standard Textbooks.
In 1859 tho Nuw York university cone
fcrd upon him the douae of Ill. d.
and Zoo ls9i De was called upon Co m'
sumo the position of dean 81 Che NM.
vuaiy llw school with tho chair o
pleading. equity and evidence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
THE BEST WHISKY @
CITYELECTION

I, is hereby ordered tina .pecitl
election Tor cty officer to wit one
of the city council toni va
caucy caused ly vs. E Saunders, who
was cle ioi q. alderman Al lhe regular
election on the ,th ult., failiu- io quai-
fv n nch-shail be- held OF tie city
hal in BRYAN 900 ilo 18th day % April
lsgB. SO the sime lime aui place ine
question of stock Running 600 large in
tho r',y shall he submitted io ihe quail
id.d voters of aid cui ihe ticket
shall fard as il'oWs.
For alderman.
Against stock runninEal largo DOB city
For .tock running 90 large in city.
And Is. 4. leman i- hereby appointed
presiding officer, who, together with
such others as he mry appoint, sha.l
hold said election in ncrnfdance with
the city charter and cts ordinances
and The state laws governing elections
Apr "a, 1896. &. A.. ADAMS
Attest, a. b. CAuR, Mayor
$. b. G.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

P-wY %. IT,. April ao.-Edwrd j.
phtm. Young man 20 ycr o.d was
muuda divorce FROM DIS vito. Mm.
Mamie Phelps, ON she uuonds imt sh'
hyuoaul him and when in tmt state
shO compelled him to cn.cr o. camagt
and took h'm 90 minister's home and
thorc ihe marriage ceremony was pcr-
formed. An thls occurred GO Asnury
Pmk. rs. J. iu che summon oi 1891.
Phelps isn .on of wCli known Msif
anr cotton planter, who Ewes mean
.L--.- IL.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
MlRnlRrn ANp pRoWNEp.


Hol1AyD. Mich, April GOA brutal
murder has come 10 light here a hsh-
cilnan discovered the body Of i. w.
Lawrence floating m Black river Tho
feet were ocmely bound and q sacs had
been pulled over the head and arms and
tied around the waist a strap was
hucdod tightly around the bead and
through ihe mouth and o hosyy iron
weight had been placed iu ODE sack 90
sink ihe body. lis skull was fractured
and Other marks OF violence wuc yia-
bic. Hc disappeared two weeks ago.
Lawrmcos wife nt ihe time of tho
az appearance said that he had gone
north She sold everything she pos
sccd and leit tho city, telling no one
her plans on Destination Mrs. Lawrcnc'
and her brother. Roy Coats have been
located at Howard City and the shu1ii
Inns gone there 30 place Thorn mdr ar'
rlst until They ccncluiyoly prove tho5
/ had nothing 90 do with the murder
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

LEXINGTON, Ky. April 2o.-fowou q
Hollmrwu.h's tobacco factory burned
h.o yatuday. The house was the
mrret m ibis section and contained
100000 pounds of tobacco. One greater
pari OF which were m strips rady for
market loss m tohacoo sloO0Oi I'M
sumnce, $4,000; m building, $4,000
insurance. $1,000 a dozen small resi-
dcnces In proximity were burned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

WhmSorOS. april 2l.-With imnos'
inruios. tha Right Rcy Ihoma, COw-
MAN was yc lrday concgutcd as hsh-
nof Sioux Falls. IS. d., Che ceremony
taking place 90 So Paricks church.
which was crowded throughout iho four
hour. which the cEwc. consumed
Cardinal sWd.i omciatcd as c0nsecmior
and $50 bishops aud priests occupied Che
chmca and joined iu Che ponsos mc'-
dent to che services, while hundreds
other pwms prominently connected
with Catholic institutions were also
fr nt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Mln Minnie Brosaen returned from
K|sa'i, yesterday.
Mr.. Taylor went TO Navasosa
lday.
W. R. sanders e visiting 10
D,a.
getting 10 be pretty generally
eA tfoaad town that The "Cufios-l
i he best 5e cigar. Sold by n.
ames. l2l.
sT-A bunkh Of seven keys on
n nopc DIV. P. wooien stamp
& o. both sides Of seal. lA
County court opened yesterday, tax
lng The criminal docket.
pswin McMoriless is very sick In
the Bruzos bottom.
Fine toilet soaps at NJ. Il james. i2l
Ice cream soda for only . cents a
rlasa at the Candy Kitchen. i2l
Fine perfamery and toilet articles a
n. II. James. ~
DR.. Frank r. Ross has returned from
College n-Ilfrlnia 10 spend vacation
" his parents.
hn. Spencer Ford is visiting her
ughleI At Alvin.
Mrs.. salllc Cain and.children Of Lott
81 visiting relatives here.
HIss Lucille Grinnan Of Terrell il
WAITING IN Terrell.
nc Candy Kitchens new soda foun
M sleeant leo cream raf'or, exclusive
r white people, lie now open ans
win ilnd It he incest place In Bry
enjoy summer drinks and pur
+. cream. l2l
Ihe attendance at the Baptist sun
6 school al 10 O'Clock, The regnla
,sl yesterday morning was goo pupils
aaes- will lie served iFec Of ehars
|.h delicious pure Ice cream at lh
Candy kitchen Tuesday af'eFnoo
Rom 1 10 2 O'Clock l2l
fos,-A black cape with lace eiie'
.na Russian ribbon. red lining tori
Return 10 this Office. ~
Rail and Carnage sponscs very chen
alA. II. Jsmes. l2l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

IvnANarous April 2o-A brutal
crime was committed in Obs city early
Yesterday morning Leo liirih, who
owned eoc.y and aelom. was shot
thmuah tho heart ly burglars who had
lutn into tho house from the rear iw
tho purpose o. unucklng Cine premises.
Ho died almost instantly and Che bur-
rlan mcoc,dod n making good their
escape. Tho mon also tried % hll
Huhs wife The murdered man leaves
four childrm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 2o-The house
committee on ways and means decided
90 report fayunhly thc senate hll 90
give $4,000 ior q government building
and cshiMt no tho Tunmiai lrpI and
International exposition to be held q.
Omaha in 1885, An amendment was
added rrndiing that the exposition ar
thoitio must raise ON clurl mm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

LroNAn. roy, April .0-At RAM
dolnh. eight miles north oi This city,
Miss CLARA Ihacsu about I'D years oi
.re. shot ho slf Boz thc head with pia-
,m. Tho BAN mtud near tho wight
lemple and mng5d downward in the
tolg. and il is Thought ihc wound 81
fatal. She was conscious and her mind
rational at last accounts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Games m tho Tcga southern league
vt todav resulted oa follows;
AtFot Wmth-Fml Worth 6s sher'
man. g.
Atnalas- Dallas. %; nmison. q.
At Alsiin-Au.tin. @; San Antonio
o.
At Houslon-Housion, 10; Galveston
o.
I'M the National league
Al 81 Louis-St. Louis, TO-; Chicago
g
At Cincinnati-Cncimnati II; Louis
Vile, 3.
In thu Southern league.
A. Now Orlout-Ncv Orleans, q
Mobile. %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Father Joseph Pelnar visited Waller
Sunday.
John S. williamson has returned
from Chicago,
w. NJ. Foster returned sunday from
a business trip over the Santa Fe.
DR.. Geo. r. Tabor, P. G., Bryan
Lodge No. 6iK Of p, left yesterday for
Waco to attend The grand lodge as rep
resenaive OF The Older here.
Gen. II. d. stoddarj, John q Tabor
and A. n. Rhodes lefl ye.ierday 20 ct.
tend the knight / mplars concIave al
CIR Antonio
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

San FUNcisCo, April 2o.-stoameg
Gaelic brings uows Of the marriage at
Honolulu ou tie 10Th instant Of Lloyd
Osborne. s,.nsan of the late Robert
Ims Stevenson. 10 Miss Katherine
Dur am OF Springfield No. Miss Dur
ham ms been o. student at the Sanford
uuiyar .tv Scr lhe las two years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

GRErwutE, Tex, April 20-Judg'
Terhune has instructed tho grand jury
Of Hopkins county 20 indict the Black
Jack women who recently Destroyed
two saloons at that place Il is said the
families ui some Of the members Of the
grand jury are affected by this order.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Puruu0 April 2o-Andrew Car.
noro ms authorized the trustees OF
Carore ut gallery 90 give 5000 iu
tho het two ol paintings hy American
nfaf.f.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

KANSAS CuY April -A special
fr0u Jefferson City sly Frank lam
and Foster Pollard. Kansas City mur.
dcrea. were granted further stay of
execution hy tho governor until iuday,
May Do. This b. Tho second timo then
execution has boon postponed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

have 100 ceres ofland adjoining my
residence 10 Tie northern paitrfio"p,
we'll IN Durmpaa "a So cwlofnin
clover ann native erasps. 4au can
arm tonr COW " horse inh d loT g 80
psr month. ist .. Z. TAnoa,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

WASHINGTON, April go -fhe senate
committee on Judiciary has made la'
vuahlc report upon che resolution que
thm7Ing the Purchasers 90 tho mort
rare ale OF tho Atlantic and Pacific
railway io rC0rrmizD tho road.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
. cARn-Es ~ ooEFN WITH nv.


kItNIN|aN I'I" W. ''f '' 'f
Some ct she STRANGE CUSTOMS which
the Chnr.e Adhere rn.
slN FRANCISCO. April 2o-Edwgrd
Evans 81 Shanghai. China, who was
among the passengers ON the steamer
Gaelic, says Ii Hung Chang the cmi-
nut chinese viceroy, nov on ms way to
Moscow 10 az md the coronation Of On"
car. took with him ON his "trip q cashot
ia which ho expects 90 Doe buried when
he d.os. at mot unusual. " said Mr.
Evans. 'for Chinese to buy their own
collins ard keep them iu iho house Che
mme as amy other article of furniture
until ihr shu1'e oG the mortal coil To
cuya coffin with ones slf on long
journey I0 mmiagaiusi Inconvenience
n can oi death may seem ridiculous ca
Americans. but that Ii Hung Chang haa
done M8I know to boa fact / have
iho fry f-m % missionary in China
who w. engaged toaccomTIny Lihuna
Chnr Dot gave up the tupat Che LAT
moment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

GNyEsroS. April 20.-Tho Bra7o
rrasby cry decided unanimously iha'
an, bet interests of all concerned de.
mandod that DR.. Soott remain here.
This cities the matter, as Dr. Scot
had agreed 90 leave It TO the prcsbytcry
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

PmunsBuuo. ". Va, April 21.-Ex-
Governor nonnan. the last OF the war
governors of West Virginia died hero
yesterday ne was once Umted States
senator. and has beer identified with
the .atc's interests for s5 years. 80
the Hma az DIS doa.h ha wos circuit
court Judge ior th. dI uict
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

CHc,oo. Arl 2o-E-ehol smith,
the wealthy contractor who was recent
lv sued hv Nie Ella Donaldson for
breach off PROMISE. has compromised tho
uit fv marrying the plnnuh and has
etard for California on % wedding
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Howm. Tex. April 2o-M o. place
chilled Iast Chance. tive miles east, kd
shumata was shot Boa the right side end
mck and dangerously wounded The
shooter De- ai largo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
80 - ceNTuRY M.
Aunt Hannah Chard Celebrate her
iogth birthday.

PArsn0eo. r. j. April 2o.-Mrs.
Umnh Chard or Aunt Hannah as shc
isiamilnrly known. celebrated her iooth
Hrilday al her homie at Fauan, Glou-
cc.t.r county, today There were pres
out three sons. che youngest of whom a.
6l vsae. so endchidrm and 50 moat'
mn1chldru. "Aunt imuah' makes
hr bono With hcr sm. Hundreds oi
umi ril lhor respects Go The oldest
woman in Sow Jcr 81.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

san FRANCISCO, ApnI sO.-Iho tIram'
or Gaelic arriycd howe fvm Hong Kong
and Yokohama yig Honolulu Owing Co
tho woyalwca oi The black plague 90
Hong Kong lhc steamer was sent Co
Ouarandno island Iho cabin rl@m-
rcs. 50 m number were allowed 90
inni. hlt 900 ie0Dgo passengers were
kent m houl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

roel WoRru. Tex, Aml 2o.-Iht
bcay If W b. Rogers, nssessor gLitlar-
rant county Was found IN Che &uity
fiy.r yesterday Iedisappcarrd Friday
mornug aud IRON an accounts suicidcd
IL h believed he was insane
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
AttentIon. Democrats.

In compliance with the insiruc-
tioas Of the executive committee Of
Brazos county, the county conven-
ton Of the democracy Of Bmzos
county is hereby called to meet at
the courthouse IN the city Of bry-
an, Saturday, May 30, at , o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates TO the state. congression-
al. senatorial, judicial and repre-
sentative conventions, and such
other business as may properly
come bcforcii. II. b SroppAm,
Cham. Dem. Ex. Com Brazos Co.
By authority OF o. resolution
unanimously adopted ai meeting
% the members of the executive
committee of the democratic party
of BRACES county precinct conven-
tons are hereby called for each
precinct in the county ON sa'ur-
day, May o, at such hour and
place as the chairman Of each pre-
cinci may designate, for the pur'
pose Of selecting delegates to the
county convention which has beer
called for Nay so.
IL n erornanu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

vt <e9m4a 81 -r1acyi Was heie
esi
w you want to smoke ''y the.
Fals. wheel a. 81. Il. james III
onu ior nns. Re'idenee for SALE
tpply hRJ. Ford. i2S
r.yalfa,fa. i IS ine for stock. Also
IAN a foll line Of other feed stuis.
1890 T. j. Castles.
leaai The tribute Of remem-
lsa.tto San Jaoin'o today.
.nda Of cases Of Consumption.
t., ''. every day BY shlloh's Cure. SOLD
.'''. $500 4 ii Wilson 8 Co, Bryan
a..,..v fily" hour is inside from
..,'.'.'.e soft wheat. The finest ~ The
.'s Sold only oy zabeF NeDou'
1e.. PEE
.... Clover Root Iea j. SURF
hs' taadaeho anu nervous &C.
N4'2 <A|n|0r Itll1FeH ~ quicAiS'
oA .4| II wilson s Co, Bryan.
sold W
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
SUPERIOR ROUTE


Mr. Fulkeuou residence in Tie
Eanorn part OF town.
Mr }. Aln Mycr 70 ldeuce on the
corner East OF the Christian church
s e. Dick Jones 4 Co, at once for par
t.culafR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Consumption. InGrinpc, PNEUMONIA
ana an Throat ana Lung diseases are
cured hy Shiolfs Cure Sold by sam
H. Wilson s Co., Bryan.
Mrs. C.. ~ Proctor BIAS received @
.beauiiml line OF new nr1dcu silks ior
dresses ark waists. ia
zubor & Mcdonald haye ihe esq
elusive privilege II handling Of "Jeney
Lily nour here end guarantee every
sack they ell. l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

/ sell tie Wisconsin peerles Reiig-
orators. They were selected By the
United States government from among
all the exhibit 10 the late Worlds fair
at Chicago, a. being most worthy and
and they received two highest awards
over an competitors. Special features
on my WISCONSIN Peerless RsIrieeraiors
are mineral wood filing, perfect clean
sable Cue system, seven vallsio PEE
serve ice aud numerous other improve
monis that our competitors fail 90 have.
kindly asking you TO call and examine
them remain respectfully.
100 A Nrnra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Fran & Yorks Candy Kitchen hes
now added nm elegantly furnished Ice
Cream parlos aud viii serve only the
purcsl cream at ten cent plate. l2l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

Thirty dave rft'icr than our native
rorn. and uill mature leiofe The drnit
r.mes. also have Large Oefmaa MI.
Isl. sofghum eeed and a kinds OF
grain. Phone iS. G. +. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

- - - 100
, 1896-07-07
PERSONAL

VIM. Mansfield left for Salt Lake this
morning.
Mrs. Thomas Hassett returned from
Denver on the morning train.
Mrs. Hannah Durlacher and children
left for Denver on the noon train.
Superintendent Mailoy and son.
Eddie. were passengers west on No. 3
this morning.
Mrs. Paul DeMar and daughters OF
Lake st. Charles. La. arrived in the
city on the morning train and will Wis
1t relatives here for some time. Mrs.
DeMar is a sister OF Mrs. G. C. PittElan.
Ed McGibbon returned home this
morning from Arkansas. where he has
been working for some time past. He
has recently been suffering with ma
larial fever and his health is very poor.
President Grant of the mining ex-
change, accompanied by D. E. Rowe.
returned from a trip to Douglas creek
last evening. Mr.. Rowe Is a man who
represents heavy interests and is a
practical man whose opinion is worth
considerable. 1t Is understood that he
was very favorably impressed with
what he saw at the Douglas diggings.
, 1896-07-07
IT WOULD BE BAD.
But There is Hardly a Probability That
1t Is True.

A dispatch from Chicago say that
the appointment of Mr.. Winter as presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific means that
there is going to be a trafic agreemep;
made between the Northwestern sys-
ten and the Northern Pacific by which
the Northern Pacific will run solid
trains into Chicago and turn all it's
business over to the Northwestern and
in return the Northwestern will turn
its transcontinental business over to
the Northern Pacific.
There is nothing known about this
at Union Pacific headquarters. There
is now an agreement between the
, 1896-07-07
A CLINCH|NG ARGUMENT.
MR.. PEABODY GROWS WEARY OF
FREE TRADE TWADDLE
IN THE BOOMERANG.
II Mckinley is Wrong and Wilson
Right. Why Is Not Wilson the Log
ical Candidate of His Party? Why
is He Shelved Along With All of
His Party Creeds?

Editor Republican.
do not like to impugn the motives Of
your contemporary in its continuous
attacks upon the principle Of protec-
ton, yet l am more than surprised at
its estimate OF the intelligence OF it's
readers when it assumes to thrust up
on them the illogical arguments that
often appear in its editorial columns.
1t would seem as if this principle
must have been settled by the logic of
events and the practical illustrations of
the past few years. but it is true nov
as ever thai "a man convinced against
his will is Of his own opinion STILL" and
that editor is of that sort.
One Of these peculiar editorials ap-
peared In yesterdays issue. 1t is there
in charged and argued that because Of
the nomination of Mckinley mills all
over the land are closing. What a bril-
liant thought!
Suppose a few hundred thousands Of
workmen now thrown IL of employ
ment could be massed upon the plain
outside of town and asked the question,
Are your mills being shut down be-
cause of the nomination of McKinley?"
We know their reply would sound out
in a mighty voice, mo, no! Since the
transfer of manufacturing from Ameri-
ca to Europe was brought about, one
by n our mills have been giving up
the contest with cheaper labor. The
weaker ones went down first. the
stroner ones are now following, and the
end is not yet"
In the same paper Is an announce
ment that at least some OF the impris-
oned miners at Pittston, Pa, are alive.
Suppose that the mine is opened today,
that 40 bodies and 40 living men are
brought to the surface. 1t would be
more than probable that 20 of these res
cued men would die OF exhaustion or
of injuries in spite of the best of treat
ment and loving care. What would be
thought Of a Pittston newspaper that
should boldly declare that these 20
men died because they were rescued?
AS if they had not been dying a slow
death since they were first entombed!
Throughout the country there is a
great movement in favor of Mckinley.
II it Is a mistaken movement, II it
means the closing Of the rest of our
mills and factories. Mr.. Mckinley
should at once be retired to private life.
II it is a mistaken movement what an
opportunity presents itself for the
nomination Of the mar who, ergo,
must be right. Wilson. We heard so
much Of Wilson during the last cam
paign and Of the blessings and pros
perity that would follow his reversal Of
the tariff. Yet today who and where is
Wilson? Is he dead? Is the republic
ungrateful? If alive. why is he not the
popular candidate for president? Why
should Mckinley be chosen and Will
son left Why indeed? A. s. P.
, 1896-07-07

to one-half their usual volume Of water
at this season OF the ear. In Colorado
irrigated districts they could have done
nothing at all without their reservoirs,
and they haven't freshly broken sod to
water, either. AS it Is. Colorado farm
ers. II we are correctly informed. will
suffer more this year from a water fam
inc Than will those at Wheatland."
, 1896-07-07
r COUNTY SUED
BY a Sister of ]. M. Carey for the Sum
Of 341, 900.

Susan Carey of Philadelphia has
brought suit in the United States court
against Natrona county for the sum Of
$41. 900, on account of warrants pur-
chased by her two years ago. Under
the state law Of 1895 the payment Of
certificates takes precedence, and coun-
ty warrants could not be paid while Ger,
tificates Of Indebtedness remain un-
paid. The suit Is brought against the
county treasurer, w. F. Dunn. to re-
strain him from paying certificates un>
til the outstanding warrants are paid,
and 1t will come before Judge Riner
when he returns from Denver.
County Treasurer W. F. Dunn and
County Attorney Walker are In the
city ready to respond.-Sun-Leader.
Parks Tea IL q great blood purifier
and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink
which moves the bowels without pain,
gripping or discomfort.
Sold by Eggleston and Desmond.
, 1896-07-07

1t would be hard to convince a man
suffering from bilious collie that his
agony is due to q mfcrobe with an un-
pronouncsble name. But one dose of
DeWitt's Collie & Cholera cure will con,
vince him of its power to afford In.
slant relief. It kills pain. Chas. N.
Settele.