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Military Discipline In China.
Gondon Truth.)

'A<cNNch I'M
The European instructors OF the Chinese
troops appear to have rough time of it,
and they have been subjected 10 gross
insults for endeavoring TO enforce mill
tary discipline A German officer, who
was drilling a regiment at Nankin, near
the Viceroys yamen, having been struck
from his horse with a spear, was then
surrounded by the soldiers and most bru-
tally ill-treated. He had narrow escape
OF his life. The German instructors 0hir-
~ In number) have all been withdrawn
from Nankin, and they are now quartered
i'm forts near Shanghai The officer who
was injured has received 400 as compen-
satlon. and his ASSISTANTS have been Sc
verely punished. Experts declare that IL
Is utterly impossible 10 make the Chinese
army effective, as the troops know no.
thing OF discipline, and they furiously re-
sent any attempt to enforce II.
Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices win be
sure lo uieaso YOU
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Bureau Sets.
NeVer-Leak,

Lace and Embroidered Bureau Sets and
Pillow-shams, IN new designs.
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Hosiery.

Ladies' zoe. Black Hose, In medium
and heavy weight. Tomorrow .........S5c.
Three pairs for 81.
Ladies' 2Jc. Fast-Black Hose, medium
and heavy weight; Tomorrow. .......l7c.
Three pairs for soc.
one lot Ladies' 80 and 40c. Black Hose,
ToATorroxv 95c
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S 10 l5c., only &c.
Best-Quality Pastry Boards. lsc.
Finest White Porcelain China Sour q,
Dinner-Plates Warranted not to crszsl
CSC dozen.
China cream-P Pitchers. thin waro
1Oc.
ANOTHER GREAT SPECIAL ron
MONDAY.
l2-quart Galvanized Covered CHAMBER
Pals. worth 50c; Sale Price. l9c.
100 Jardinieres, all colors-Blues, Greens
Fellows, Browns-at &c, worth 81.
SO ROCKER, si.0s.
Handsome Parlor Rockers. finished q,
mahogany or solid oak. carved backs
plano finished, genuine sole-leather soats.
best s. value. for si9S
Special Reduced Prices on Coal
Hods for tomorrow. (An sizes nnd
kinds)
500 Large-Sized Packages Pyle.
PearIine Mt 3c.-1uantity limited.
81 sTEP-LADDERs, 2oc.
These are the Best Norway-Pine Step
Ladders made, and must not be- conf0grl.
ed with inferior goods advertised else.
where. Five-foot 4ize, should sell Tor 81,
sale Price, 29c.
60 Extra-Quality Japanned Coal VaseA
handsomely decorated. would DO cheap at
$50; for this sale, SIS
Parlor Fire-Sets. Handsomely bron1,l
Shovel, tongs. poker. and stand, WORTH
81 complete set, 4ic.
China Calculates, gold handles.
magnIficentIy shaped, eXguisiteiy
decorated, and worth $1.25. For
Monday only, zoe.
LIST OF OTHER SPECIALS FOR
MONDAY.
3-quart Trple-rin Tipped CoOkns-ke,.
ties. a zoe. article &c.
PUBLISHED Half-Pint Water-Tumbes,
AL goods. imitation cut bottom, and worth
75c. dozen: our offer. for l0c
4-quart REFINED Covered Buckets. g.
25 dozen Handsome Banquet-Lampa
worth regularly s.; until sod only s,c
6-quart Triple-rin Licped Cookins-het-
ties, a 35c. article. at lSc.
2OOO Boxes japanese Tooupicks, PEI
box, lc.
81 dozen Genuine Imported Gas-G.oheA
assorted sand-blast decorations. they arc
regulag "a and S5c. lines; for tomorrow
only. and only two 20 customer Toe.
White American-China Chambers, thA
always 40c. sort, l9c.
2-duart Tea-Pots. eXtra-heavy &C.. r..
soc. An-Brlstle Wall-Brushes, l9c.
Nickel-Plated Gas-Keys, best madA
worth 5Oc. tomorrow, 19c.
l0c. boxes White Wax Tapers Sc.
Joe. Rochester Lamp-Chimneys, Be-
Nickel-Silver Teaspoons, lc.
Nickel-Sllver Tablespoons or Forks. 81.
N.25 Bread and MIX Sets. finest china,
with gold-traced and illuminated dccon-
lions, per set. zoe.
1-auart Graduated Measures, &c.
Granite Bread-Pans. worth Csc, g.
80 only, Fine Decorated 10-inch Banquet
| Globes. worth not less than s., az N.sN
Japanned Tea and Coffee Canisters'
worth 1Oc.. &c.
Choice OF Jelly-Cake Pans, lc.
Choice Of Pie-Plates, lc.
Toe. China Jugs. elegant panel dec)ra'
lions in four varieties Of colors, 20 "a
each at 29c
solld-Back scrubbing- Brushes, selected
J stock, &c.
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PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THE PETERSEN ~
RAILROAD COMPANY will be- held az
the office Of the company, In Richmond,
- poi-td w. r. JONES. secretary
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the STOCK,
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND Az
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANt
will be held at the Office OF the coiApa.y,
In Richmond. Va, on MONDAY, NoFei"-
Der l6 1885, az u o'clock 81.
no1-td w. r. JONES. Secretary
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AMUsEMENTS.
MUSICALE.

CATHEDRAL HALL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER III, NO
To liquidate the debt OF ST. Peters "a
thedraL
ADMISSION ..................0 Ct.Ni0'
Professor j. SEBASTIAN RAfF'Ebtf'
Director. ~ -
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Knit Underwear.

Ladies' Wool Black Ribbed Vests and
Pants -shrinkable) ...................N
Ladies Black Wool Ribbed Vests,
high and low neck, long and short sleeves.
Ladies' Black Equestrienne Tights, at
from .............. ..................S150 to 81
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Walking Hats.

A new line to-morrow-very stylish et
feots in Black; usually sold at S.25. To
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Untrimmed Hats

at reduced prices:
4 complete assortment Of shapes In
Black. Brown. Navy, and Green, at 10
95c.. and $l.25.
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Ostrich BOas,

best quality-only sL4S. and up to Sl5
all big values.
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OUR BARGAINS ARE RINGING IN THE EARS OF The PEOPE AS MEYER M
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sprcIAI
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Superb value in Black and Colored Vel
al sl.ol, anu
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BOUND TO HAVE SILVER
Substitute Attached to the
Tariff Measure.
REPORT OF SENATE COMMITTEES

Ths Substitute Is the Same ~ Passed
20 the bond Blii-It Provides FOR the
Free Coinage Of silver and Prohib
lie the Issue Of Small Notes. BY the
National BahkA
WASHINGTON. Feb. THE flnanc,
committee Of the senate has agreed K
report for the tariff bill a substitute
providing for the free coinage OF silver.
The substitute was suggested by Sen
ator Vest and was agreed 70 by . ma
jority Of one. Senator Jones Of Nevada
voting with the Democrats for the sub
stitute and all the Republicans present
voting against IL. Senator WoloOtt OF
Colorado was the only Republican alb
sentee and he was recorded NJ voting
against the substitute. Senator Jones
OF Arkansas, the only Democratic mem
Der not present. was recorded as voting
for IT,
The substitute agreed 10 Is In the exaoI
words Of the silver substitute for the
bond bill which passed the senate Sat
urday 1t provides for the free coin
age Of silver at the ratio OF 10 to 1, al
reefs the immediate coinage into stand
ard dollars Of silver seigniorage in the
treasury. accumulated by purchases I'M
der the Sherman act Il prohibits the
issuance Of national bank notes o.
smaller denomination than si0 and di
rects the secretary Of the treasury {,
redeem greenbacks and treasury note
in either gold or silver exclusively a
the option Of the secretary and to reis
sue greenbacks
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RAN UPON THE ROCKS.
Steamer Richard Puck Leaves the Route
In = snowstorm.

NEw YonK. Feb. A-The Richard
Puok. know as the fastest steamer on
Long Island sound. ran foul Of the
ro,ks at whitestone Point last night
while bound from this city TO New
Haven.
Il is supposed that tho pilot lost his
bearings In tho binding snowstorm.
There was a stiff gale blowing at the
time and the snow was coming down %
fast that IL was impossible TO see more
than few feet
The steamer had a large complement
Of passengers on board Some OF the
passengers were frightened and took
their chances in getting of the vessel
In rowboats A number Of New York.
ers came down on the ll:25 O'Clock
train over the Long Island railroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
IN SESSION AT WASHINGTON.
Meeting Of the National EArmers' All
asee and Indastrial Union.


asee and Industrial Union.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial union
met here today. Each state IL on.
titled ~ from one TO two delegates and
nearly every state Is fully represented.
J. y. wille'ts Of Kansas Is president
OF the alliance and ID. p. Duncan Of
South Carolina. secretary.
While the leaders Of the alliance have
long held that the organization IL nom
political, 10 Is understood that great
pressure is being brought 20 bear TO
have resolution adopted which will
bring the alliance As body into the
financial fight, ArrAying the order on
the silver side As the National
Farmers Alliance aud Industrial union
IL supposed 90 reflect the feelings aud
sentiments Of the farmers OF the opun.
try. the meeting IL Of interest.
Il Is claimed by the delegates that the
alliance Is stronger than ever before
and in fne shape financially as we'll a.
numerical strength.
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New mn For M.n prll,srr.

WASHINGTON. Feb. The postofilce
committee OF the house has agreed TO
report. with some amendments. Repre-
sentative sperry's bill 10 provide for the
delivery OF letters in towns and other
places where no free delivery exists
Whenever not less than 20 persons who
receive their mail through the same
postoilice petition the postmaster az
such offices 10 do 30, he Is to appoint
carriers TO deliver and collect the mail
from such persons. The carriers are TO
receive from the persons 10 whom the
mail is delivered a compensation agreed
ON aud II no agreement Is made they
may demand not exceeding cent for
each letter. They Ars 20 receive no
other compensation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
FIGHT ovIR GOLD AND SILVER.
Democrats Of Illinois In . Qaaadary
Hard 20 Unravsl.

CHICAGO, Feb. At Is commonly as
serted here that the plans for the Dem.
ocratic campaign in Illinois have twist.
cd out Of shape and beyond recognition
by William r. Morrison Throagh his
lieutenants. William s. Forsman and
William b. Brinton. Colonel Morrison
sent word 20 the Democratic state *
ecutive state committee that ths free
silver iiea must be repudiaied before
they could use his name with authority
a. the Demo cratic organizations presi.
dental candidate. More than this. he
insisted that the national delegates
from Illinois must be soaad money
Democrats
II the state organization, OF which
Governor Altgeld is the head, attempts
10 send silvermen 20 the national con.
vention. Colonel Morrison receives
notice that Ne will come to Illinois in
person to led the fight against the sil.
vtr advocates.
The members Of the Democratic state
executive committee were dumb whom
they wero taken aside one by one by
ForsmAn Of Bunton aud told Of Afr.
Harrison's instructions. Sunday Mr..
ForsmAn was in communication with
Morrison When the committee met
every member was informed Of Colonel
Morrison's vi,ws and they were not
mentioned In the meeting. although the
committee took occasion TO give the
presidential candidate a slap by repudi.
ating the action Of his chief supporter.
b. I. Cabeli
All the members Of the committee
were present at the meeting while the
hotel was we'll filled with prominent
Democrats from all over the state.
Chairman Hinrichsen hsA been In.
formed OF Colonel Morrison's stand b..
fore he called the meeting 10 order. He
and his silver colleagues on the commit
tee had accepted Colonel Morrison az q
presidential candidate. presuming he
would not question the financial views
OF the national delegates or the plank In
the state platform 80 long as he had
support ior lhe Illinois delegation. One
Of Mr.. Morrison's friends said, after
the meeting. that the candidate intend.
cd to make good every word his lieu.
tenants had told tho members Of the
committee.
Mr.. Morrison will be In Illinois with
the interstate commerce commission
about the 29d inst II possible he will
come sooner and Immediately 20 to
Springfield. call ON Governor Altgeld
and Chairman Hinrichsen aud endeavor
to got an inkling from them what they
intend the Illinois delegates shall do in
the national convention He will 70.
mind them that last year when they
were agitating the free silver move.
ment he kept silent, At their request,
and raised no protest whom the silver
state convention adopted an out.and.
out l6.to.l platform. II they refuse 20
make any promises favorable to sound
money Colonel Morrison told his friends
that he would make politics Interesting
Tor the next few months.
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VOTED TO NoNcoNcUR.
Action Of the Committee on the sen.
ais's Bond Substitute.

AeAoh OF Nue AotnmiNee on Aha eau'
ais's Bond Substitute.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The expected
action on the senate substitute for the
house bond bill was taken by tho com
mittee on ways aud means today.
Mr.. Crisp moved that the committee
recommend TO the house 90 concur in
thesenate amendments. On tho vote
all republicans present voted no aud so
did two Democrats Four Democrats.
Crisp Of Georgia, Mcmillan OF Tennes.
see, Wheeler Of Alabama aud McIaurin
OF South Carolina voted 70 concur
There was no discussion OF tho meas.
ure aud the committee instructed
Chairman Dingley TO report a recon.
incubation TO nonconour TO the house at
once.
The bill will be brought up in the
house rs soon as the District Of Colum.
bia appropriation Is furnished.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

South McAiIsrER, / t., Feb. A.
Roley MoCAvey, aged II years, was
thrown from his horse near Euiala aud
his foo, catching in tho stirrup he was
dragged about 100 yards TO the Missouri,
Kansas and Texts tracks, whore his
head struck the iron rail. jerking his
foot from the stirrup His jaw and
cheek bones were crushed by the blow
aud his cheek lacerated The physi.
clans performed an operation, but 10 no
avail, the boy dying Of conclusion Of
the brain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

/ III. Apex Rasted Coffee for one
week only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Y
75c Ladies Creole house slippers,
soft a. a Kid glove, fr one week
only. .,................., ..
zoe Mems Heavy Mcrino under.
,hirts for one weak on'y.......
35c turkey red damask table cloth,
flr oae week only...............
loo three prong flesh fork, long han
die, for one week only. go.
? III can peaches in syrup, never
sid at this price before, for one
week only .... ...............
65c mems heavy merino drawers,
for one week only. ....... s
35c boy knee pants, Tor one week
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !
65c ladies' chemise, nicely trimmed,
with embroidery and insertion,
for one week only..............
l5c ladies' hemsiiiched handker-
chiefs, a dandy for the money,
fur one week only. ..... ......
% nccc- pillow casc laces, . inches
aide. none better lor the money,
per yard for one week only.
Toe hoy's crush bats, none iold at
this price before, for one week
WNNN sHHH. fta.a ssFHHH tsssFH sHHFss Il
i5c black ali wool water proof, duub.
le width, o. inches vide, ior ihis
week only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
We have made another deep cut In
our Millinery Department such ~
hats feuihefs bird. and trimmings
sc. We have made a full display
of our stock OF Millinery Goods
his week and will invite all O.
cal aud select ,uch A. you may
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
Lynshsd the wrong Man.

KNOXVILLE, Feb. A-Developments,
which came TO light here yesterday.
show that Lee Sellers. who was lynched
here 10 years ago for the supposed muir.
der and robbery Of siiO from Edward
Madness, was an innocent man. Lizzie
Hickman. on her deathbed. confessed
that Ike Wright. a notorious character.
was the real murderer and he IL now
being pnFsusd by officers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

RoME. Feb. No news has beon
received hero since Saturday from
General Baratiori, oommAnder.in.chief
Of tho Italian troops operating in Abys.
siniA, The belief generally entertained
ls either that General Baratieri Ia On.
gagged In advancing against King Meme.
hk or else that q battle has already
boen TONIGHT
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Georgia Jswslry Tlrm l.aa,

ATLANTA. Fob. A-The Stillson, Col
Inns Jewelry company, one OF the lArR.
est houses In that line In this city, was
placed in the hands Of a receiver yoster.
day at the suit OF the Gorham Manu-.
featuring COMPANY Ct New York Mort.
cages aggrcgating $4,000 were placed
on the stock previous to the appoint.
ment OF A. p. Stewart a. receiver The
liabilities ere about $4,000; assets
about the same.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
DECLINES THE HONOR,
General Harrison Does Not De-
sire the Nomination.
HE Is GRATEFUL TO his FRIENDS.

The EE-Prssidsnt wm Never cszssnt
For Mis- Name 20 90 Before the "a.
Louis Convention For the Prssidsntiai
Nomination and 80 Informs The Indi-
ana Republicans
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. A-Ex. President
Harrison has handed a letter 10 John
X. Gowdy, chairman Of the Republican
state committee, in which he positively
refuses 10 again become = candidate for
president Of tho United States.
General Harrison says he has no In
olinAlion 10 again return to the White
House, that he Is grateful for the honor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
J. FORD.
Horrible D..d Of Murd.r.r..

FoRT SMITH. Ark. Feb. 4--News has
been received here Of q horrible murder
and robbery on Lees creek in the Cher.
okee nation. Is miles north Of here.
Unknown parties broke into the resi-.
dence Of Judge Lasley, prominent
Cherokee. murdered him and a young
man named Mack Glass and seriously
wounded Lasley's son Mrs Lasley es.
capped by jumping from q window.
The murderors robbed the house and
fled
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rroAIeIlIaa NalIenal cenr.nllea.

PITTsBuRg. Feb. National Chair.
man Samuel Dele Of the Prohibition
party has just issued a call for the ma.
tioual COW 'nSioi which Is TO meet in
this city May a. The basis OF repre-.
sentaiion has been Fixed by the national
committee as follows; E,ch state il or.
titled TO forr delegates at largo. ami "
twice as many delegat's a. the number
Of congressman 10 which the state Is GA
titled. Each state may send one addi.
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twice bestowed upon him by the Repub-
loan party by nominating him for the
presidency. and he believes that IL
enough for any one person.
He thanks the Indiana representatives
for their Endorsement. but cannot assent
that his name be- presented TO or used At
the 81. Louis convention and asks HE
friends 10 accept this as his final ex.
preston.
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Murdered aud Robbed.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. 4.-word has
reached here from wewokA, In the
Seminole reservation, that two old men
named Mounts. who had lived alone for
years had been murdered and robbed
Both were sho, and their heads almost
cut OIL, They hal been dead for some
days when found. a dog and cat having
Toasted of their faces. There Is no
GLOW % the murderors.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

WASHINGTON. Feb i-rhe senate
committee ON appropriations has agreed
to report the pension appropriation bill
a. it came from tho house. This bill
carried Si&. .39j.S $40 The senate com.
mittec added go, $50, Of which ESQ, 900
was for fees aud expenses Of examining
surgeons
The committee also reported the mill.
tAry academy bill with an increase Of
$500 In total appropriations
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

sKDALlA, No.. Feb. An epidemic
Of religion has struck tho George r.
Smith college, and that since Friday
last. all but four OF the 100 students
have professed religion. Monday the
shouting and singing Of students
put an end to class work and an
AildAy prAiss meeting was held In tho
collage chanel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

LExN0roS. Ky. Feb. 4-President
johnson Of the National Trotting Gsso.
citation has appointed the following
committee on rules TO meet at New
York on Feb. 10: George w. Archer
Of Rochester. Charles Page of Phila.
delphia. William Edwards OF Cleveland.
William h. Upton Of Lexington, and
ChaEles D. Boardnan Of lowell. Mass
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want at hall plice. D, not n.l..

want at hall price. ID not n.is.
this Tor IL IL yonr las chance
25c one gallon tin sauce pan with
cover, for this week only ....... l5c
35c hall gallon bottle pick les. never
sold before A. such q price, for
one week or ly..... ..... ...... lN1
81 30 Ladies fleece lined. cloth top
button shoes don't miss thisl fiT
one week on y-its bargain asc
Zoe blank cash books, bXl2 inches,
for only week ................ 3,
Soc ladies' and mems Scotch wool
gloves 10 clio e cut, or this week
] Only tHstaa sa.s.s.. ..... tAlr
75c mems diess kid gloves. ass0ft 4
/ color, Tor on week only ...... 4lc
- i.2c ladies heavy black no e. for
one week lly.... ............. Sc
All our 81 .2j aud tl.5l bed com.
forts, 10 close out this week Tor CSC
l5c blacking brnsh. up top bra h,
for this week unly........... O.. s.
8 doz mems white unlaundfied
shirts, best value ever PIT ON the
market At price, double front ard
back, for one week only ......... iic
loo hox wriiin paper, q shestspa
per and ~ envelopes, Tor this
week only ............... s.
81 % Wal lTunks. well made AID
fine lock-, al. zinc cover sc place
on sale f1r this week only. .t2.gs
sOc china cream pitcher. nicely hog-
cred. beautiful waTe. tor one
week only .................. 400
bOOO pen holders, the cheapest pen
holder ever put on the market.
they ought q bring Sc each, TO-
this week only ..,....... see. Il
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The Third Victim.

CINCINNATI. Feb. flames Hogan.
aged 30. Of Springfield. Ills, died at the
hospital last night. He IL the third
victim Of the bridge disaster near lay.
renceburg, Ind, last week. There Is
one other patient a, the hospital who
was hoboing his way on the Illinois
Central freighttrain. who is still in q
serious condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

WHEELING. Feb Am unknown
man was found dead at the foot Of Rich
mountain. near Tazewell. with three
bulletholes through his body and his
skull crushed. The murdered ran had
Just arrived from New York preparatory
10 locating and was known 10 have had
considerable money.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

TuAcKERviIE, I. T., Fob s-Wnl
Culbleath and another boy. whose name
could not be learned, got into a din.
Guilty down near Red river. Itisrr.
ported that the other boy threw an aS
at Calbreath aud started TO run, when
Culbreath shot him with n Winchester.
probably fatally.
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nroash, Prince Heavy. nody.

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. Feb. 4-Ths
British cruiser Blenheim with the 70.
mains OF Prince Henry Of Battenberg
on board. entered this hAFbor this
morning. All flags On the ships. the
forts and buildings ashore were at half
mast. The body was taken 10 the Isle
Il WIGHT
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

NEw York. Feb. 4-Steamsr 81.
Paul, which went ashore on a sandbar
Of Long Branch a week ago last Satur.
day, was pulled of the bar at geo
O'Clock this morning. Fifty minutes
later the vessel passed the Atlantic
highlands bound for New York under
her own steam.
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Ready To Compromise.

AUSTIN. Feb. 4.-rhe county Of King,
which was recently sued by the state
for default in payment OF interest on
bonds purchased by the school fund,
desires a compromise Of tho case by
paying tho back interest. which
amounts 10 about $500.