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SPANISH VERSION.


They Claim 70 Have Macco liemmcd In IN
pinar bel Rio
New York. October 2s -Scnor nupuy de
LONE. the Spanish minister, now In this
city. has received an official cable from the
pule of Tctuan. minister OF state at Mad
ria, which confirms Ia toto the Associated
Press reports OF Monday evening OF the
Scgura engagement at Carganta Gordu In
explanation OF the Duke OF Tetuan'H ca
blcgram II may be well to state that The
iall ani winter campaign against MdceJ
and his command was planned at n council
OF war held In Havana. An active cam
paign is intended. no as to dslodgc MaccO
from mountains In that part of the province
Of Pnar del Rio and to drive him towards
an open plnir beyond the mountains. be
You'd which is the new trocha. made i'm
paRsable by the Spaniatds The recent
attack by Macco and his fruitless attcmot
TO cross the irocha are known Many Fly
iuE columns. buokod by mountain artillery,
are constantly harrassing him
The report that he had crossed the trocha
with his army and Joined Tho rebels in
Central Cuba Is pronounced tn official cir
cles TO be wholly unfounded. Macco ami
his command ARE In rinat del Rio. hommcn
In by the Spanish arinys
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II GOES INTO EFFECT MOVE MBfR 4.
Infuerce 10 he International Brought to
Secure AN hdJns mcnt More Favora-
bic TO Calves GA Mr.. Dcnisun.

Galveston. Texas. October % The Mis-
souri Pacific has su,,,,. t,.. ,t.. ,.,
,a.,s 49, nv "'sn
TAI III VII WHEAT corn ana articles taking
the same rates, In car lots to Galveston.
when for export. which II ia cIotued ,vuI
Induce tina shinr,au, 80
'''N ~ vi a." A""'onse amount
vi gram through TINS port The claim
has been made that the Missouri Pacific
was discriminating oenirs, coi,.os,o ,,a
49,. ,,,,...
'"e 'i'iuonce Vi Tue International mas pcen
brought 10 secure an adjustment more ia To-
vorable TO this port. The resuIt is the
r.,,. ,oruy ,.t,,,, -. -
""''" sN'9 INV o'i'Nt '>"Noti
Der . The tariii reads; Joint freight
tariff between the Missouri Pacific Railway
connanv g. Iouis rr,, Nto,u,,,tn ord
cor,horn pa,,,.a,. a..,'.,'.. ', ,.,
'.o"s'iO'p Na,i"uS company anu ieasv"'
-, co.., ~, r ,''iN'V''. '''''s' anu ,no
N",'1aS Ivy Nur,nNcs.crh hahsas wy
nnu ,cu'p,ce' Heuaiia' Warsaw ana Souih
, -, ,N"S an" uN'l' anu '"'V, h"''uh
a. ".' ''o"' ~ '''t' II l"'l"NS apPS"S On
"nNt,'' So' II anu III liVieS tHklie SANE rates
"a '"au9' minimum WtlEh' -'"p' l'ouhuS'
l'"'" rV'n'a ""'.,u "l,"n M'SsVuri' ran
"p'' .>.u' " s' ."'o'auu ""n 'huiah ler-
il'oIS " "'N'st"i'' icN"S' Wheh lor tA -
P"ir
from an comp, uiiVe points Inc rates
du"'ou ny the missouri racine are inc
,"itc "s t"usc 'un""Nc'u ny c"'nl"'itlNe
'"!.a. n", Hu'' '"'"l p'ih'S On i"c mr.
a SUI Ho'',N ny are h'u'u pN' 'han
i"'es iroi" lo'ai l0ihis On competing Hhos.
" ihstlhve' "o.n N9sn'htloh, iiuotou'
DeNvS' punuee, rent fray Nc" maven
E'ldh' berger litllhahii' Has'ohaue' MOI
iison' PORTAGE Chamois 81 Auoert' Is
oel'' hohhol NM Usage h"inhs' Jei-
iersoh CITY Cole scout, Eialph ana other
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PORT ARTHUR ROUTE

Circular No OF the kansas City, shrevc-
port and Gulf was issued from their shreve-
port headquarters, announcing the follow
ing Louisiana stations were opened for bus
mess:
shreveport. Forbing. Frierson. Kingston,
Mansfield. Benson, Converse, Planners Min,
Zwollc, Many.
Freight shipments for the above stations
IRON Missouri river territory may be routed
VIA Kansas City, pitishurg aud Cuff at
kaneas city. MOI; the Texarkana and Fort
smith at TeNarkana, Texas, and the Kan
sas city, Shreveport and Gulf at Shreye-
port. La.
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A BWlpAL COUPLES TRUNK.

Since the marriage ceremony has been IN
vogue. and that dates back as far as man
does. i, has been the custom especially lh
late years. to give the newly weldon wa"
a parting salutauon in the shapo OF SNOW
err Of rice. shoes, etc. iut as people h"''
done. deyiatod from the time honorcd Gus,
tom and tied the aforesaid emoiemis Yl
food aud raimept so did iricnHS " 90,
married couple Of Galveston, whose uA,",s
are at present unknown Yesterday '",'l
trunk arrived via the santa re d, ~
Grand central depot II was eeat Ecu h.',.i
dozen or morc old shoes. OF every su"' r
aud condition Imaginable, while s9ohS "'
licc hung leimrcly from either h'A'ii NJ,
10 the 'front.' was attached an Old nMp. I! iH'
bearing card upon which was wf' y ,,,s
Ia a feminine hand "A friend IN FHilaHl'e
on ram" Aud to another place was hu'.
railroad coupling pin aud hoTSesin noe ,o 'o
pother The depot gang is epeeul''.'s ~,
sldcrably vs. to tie probable o"reIsnlp, o -.
The piece. Witch. IL not called Tor tolly
win no doubt receive additional aa 10
tons this time possibly I!'pF '"'N
ribb, MS appropriately Inscribed
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here was insistlng that colorod men shouli
be put on the iuries Of Harris cuun'y
said therefore want my position ultor-
stood and am willing "a stani or fan by
that. that is. under the law culored men
should not be discrimlna'ed az inst; that
did not object to their serving as Jurors 80
long as only worthy, competent and quail
fed men were sclc,'ei Tho whole fn,t.
MIR Editor. is that The democratic candi-
dates there. through heir special attorney.
I'D Williams. tried to pat me n hoe"
before the colored tuli 'ncc. AMI iust out
talked them and they are mai
Look MsD,niei
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THOSE noGuS TICKETS.

1t was rumorod yesterday that party
was in Jail at Lake Charles, La. for having
introduced spurious railway tickets into
the negro excursion over the Southern IA
ciiic which was run TO Houston last sat
urday. The train bringing the excursion
lists had been chartered by several negroes
consequently the passenger department had
no interest in the affair any more than to
take necessary precaution to protect thcir
trains In the future. The report OF ar
rests having been made could no, be veri
fled
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DALLAS FNlR RAcES.

Dallas Texas. october 2S.-The race
meeting at the Fair grounds track closed
today and also the State fair. The occa-
sion was local holiday and all business
was suspended. The attendance was large,
The summaries:
Running half mlle-Charlie D., Benefit.
Sty Time, $50 L..
Running. five elghths OF mnc-Pat
Morrissey. Dorah Wood. Or. McAuister
Tine, 10.
Running, seven eighths OF mile--Ba-
zaar. Bob Millican. ole Foster Time. 80
Running. five and one-half furlongs--
Tmhorland Harry Bennett, Nellie r.
Time. liz.
Running three fourths of mile Ferris
Hartman, Rosney Martha Smith, Time,
La
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rIIr II1NG or pACERs.

Philadelphia, Pa. October 2s.-John Il.
Gentry. the king of PAGERS. at the Belmont
track again demonstrated his superiority
in the world of horses by covering mile
In 2:03Is under adverse circumstances. a
strong east wind blowing fully down the
stretch II was the general Impression that
had the race been run earlier in the al
,ernoon before the air became chilly and
while the wind was light he would have
equalled or probably beaten his worlds
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INGIEsInE EVENTS.

San Francisco. Cal. October 2S Sum
marios at mglesidc today
one mile and seventy yards St Leo
Strathrol Mamie Scott. Time, 80
Five and one half turlougs Alma, Lou
r.. Doors. Time. II.
one mile--Sir Play, WaNona, Damien
Time 1:l5.
one and one half miles hurdles Colonel
whitman, Jocosoi, Captain Reese Time.
2.i5.
Five and one-half furlones-Gnlie
Hazard Little Tom, Time. 1:l2.
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Irrigation association. Tickets on sale No.
venber 10 and II. limited to November ID
Tor return. Rate one fare.
Paris, Texas. November II to II, North
IeNas conference Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church. Tickets on sale Novcm
Der ., 10 and II, good to return November
10 Rate on distance plan.
WaXnhachie, Texas, November is to 25
conference Methodist Episcopal church
Tickets on sale November L. II and 49,
limited to November 20 for return. Rate
on distance plan
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Dartmouth, october 2s,-'Dartmouth &c,
Bowdin 8.
Amherst, Mass. october 2s.--Amherst 3,
Ryan L.
Hartford. october 2s. -Trinity l6, Tufts
2.
PHILADELPHIA. october 2S. University OF
ponnsvlvania lG Brown university o.
New Haven. Conn. october IS. Yale IL,
Elizabeth Athletic club 9.
Cambridge. Mass. October 2s.-The Har-
vaId veteran football players defeated the
varsity squads to o.
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THE QUEEN ATTACKED.

Marscilles. october 2S.-Mnil adyices re-
ceiyed here today from Autananarvo, capl-
tai of the Island Of Madagascar say that
on September 10 the queen. accompanied
by the general commanding the garrison
and strong escort, made tour around
the capital during which she was attacked
hy the iusutgont l'ahavnlos. who Killed
five of her escort aud wounded ten others.
THIRTY Fahn Noloa Morn klllCd.
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HILL COUNTY FAIR.

Hilshoro, Texas, October 2S,-Thc Hin
county fair opened here today with cloudy
weather and mistlng rain Some Of the best
horses in the State are entered.
First race, quarter dash Black Bcss
Fannie Nash. Billy Boy, Maud, Tip, Mckee
Time, 2Sia.
Second race, for all pace, was won in
three straight heats bob Riley. Susie G..
Princess. John Carpenter. Time. 2:l5.
Owing to the threatening weather only
two races were run.
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ANnrIIrR UPRISING.

Madrid. October 2s,-An official dis
patch from Manila says that conspiracy
has been discovered In the sun Ar'hl.
rslaso a norton OF the Spanish colony u
The Philippine islands. Eight soldiers
have already been killed in the attempt to
suppress the uprising. Reinforcements OF
troors have been sent from Manila.
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MANY CONFIRMED.

Sinner. Texas. October 2s.-RSht Rev.
Bishop Forrest OF San Antonio. confirmed
about 100 young people at the Catholic
church here yesterday From early dawn
until shutdown the streets were crowded
with people. II In estimated that between
1900 and 1000 persons were on the streets
at one time.
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lations. but admits that IT Is not inaon-
servahe that patriotic anxiety so protect
Germany from the danger Of war may nave
induced Prince bismarck To kind)e this
warning beacon visible to everyone ir1m
afar.
The correspondent thinle that lN1p,arcks
chief motive was TO create H3nsitior al
diversion IN favor of the dfcibuui and ia
prevent the government from trying TO In
prove it's relations with Ensiild
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cAMnpEIL COMING TO TEXAS.

Waco. Texas. October ga telegram
was received by the Baptist executive board
today from Rev. j. IS. Gambrell OF Atlanta
whom they elected superintendent of mis-
sions. stating that he had taken the mat
ter under advisoment and would immedi-
ately come to Texas for conference with
the board before deciding to accept or
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Nrw cYcLE RECORps.

Nashville. Tenn, october IS $50 Two
worlds cycle records were smashed at
Cumberland park today. John 5. John
son. paced hy a scxtuplct, rode n quarter
IN % IS. lowering the - 10 the previous
nac,d IN AZ. lowering the record OF AZ 80
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npsrtruTIoN IN LABRADOR.

81. Johns, n r., October 2s.--The news
Papers here Publish frighdu' accounts OF
tb. dcsii,uiion In Labrador, upon the au-
thority of pr. Greenwail, hnperlh"hoeht
az mo mission 10 deep sea fishermen. who
cones from Egland yearly with two as
slstAnts to render medical service on the
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AIrRnERrn A ROY.

tiolfsville, WIS, October 2s.-The s-year-
cid son OF oscar Marshall, North I0nd
farmer, was murdered by a hired man
named Palmer. Marshall ana the man
had a quarrel, and to got even with hS
employer Palmer took the little boy TO
the barn and deliberately crushed hlo skull
with AN axe. Palmer afterwards PRETEND
ed 10 poison himself but later on made a
complete confession.
Excitement runs high and lynching may
follow. The murderer Is IN years ola.
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London. October 2s--At Newmarket to-
day ]. c. sulivan's Wickheld's Pride won
the Cambrdgeshre stakes from twenty
four starters. The Cambridgeshire stakes
are Of % soycrcigns cach win "oO soVer-
.rigps added. distance one mile and twenty
four yards -
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puucE OF DREAD ADVANCED

London, October % Tho price OF bread
has gone up half a penny loaf and the In
crease is being aoutoly iolt Ia the poorer
districts OF London. where many families
have in consequence been Obliged TO re-
ducc their supplies.
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CANINE IN INDIA

Slmla. October 2s The famine outlook
IN India is increasing In gloomnoss. II Is
not probable now that rain viii fall. and
the prospects are serious I'm the northwest
mud central provinces In the punjaub. The
scarcity is extending to Behara. Al BON
bay prices have risen heavily. Large I'M
ports 81 foreign grain are expected About
thirty lahks Of rupees have already been
giYon from the imperial revenues for nd
yanocs Of seeds. etc, and relief works IN
the northwest, central provinces, the Pun
iuub. Central India and Rapulnna are being
started in addition to the irrigation works,
which arc projected In the Puujauh.
The government will issue n detailed and
final forecast OF the distress In December
London, October 2s.--Thc Times dis
patch from SimlG. India, says: During the
famine the Punjaub will benefit enormous
" from irrigation in the tract supplied by
the Cheuab canal. the extensions OF which
arc being vigorously pushed. The Gujran-
wnla and jung sections of the canal have
tuat been opened. watering 200000 acres.
which will mostly be suwn with wheat. The
soil 10 rich and Is certain TO yield splendid
Is The whole project rs an enormous one.
bringing tracts of waste land into cultivn-
lion. The crops from other lands about
tho Chonab canal ARE abundant and besides
only one-tenth OF the last wheat crop was
exported.
II is known that the grain supply of<hc
puniaub is very large. but the dealers are
holding up their stocks and raising prices
for large profits.
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mcnt Of hussars while attempting to re-
store order WAS stoned hy the mob aud
one trooper killed. The hussars thcrcupon
charged with drawn swords aud several
Of the rioters were Wounded. Troops have
been sent to the various districts dis
tI,J
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NOR INIMIcAI TO ENGLAND

Parts. October % The Temps declares
that the alliance between Russia and
France has nothing in 1t inimical to Eng
land
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REDUCED RATES.

city Ticket Agent Courtney OF the ha'y
Yesterday received the following reduced
Rates. which apply from Houston.
Laredo. Texas. November II to To- rex 10
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GERMANY AGITATED.

Bsmarcks Revelations Regarding the
Russian Alliance Condemned,
Berlin, October 2S-Publlc opinion gen
orally In Germany condemns Prince Bis
marcks revelations In the Hamburger
Naohrichtcn regarding the alliance between
Russia aud Germany, which existed during
the last years Of his ohancollorship and H.
mslous are made to his "indiscreet To-
quacity which is gradually furnishing his
glorious reputation"
There is little doubt that the prince
has diyulEcd important state secrets In
hls attempt to triumph over his successor,
General Count Won Caprivi, and the of
fetal communique in the Reichzanzeiser
yesterday cablcd exclusively 10 the Assoc
ciated Press Yesterday afternoon. Indirect
ly admits the truth OF the article in the
Rcoh2auzciger aud sharply rebukos Prince
Bismarck by saying.
diplomatic efforts Of this Kind are
strict state secrets and to preserve them
consclontiously is an international duty, a
breach Of which would prejudice imperial
state secrets. The imperial government
must therefore. decline any attempt tn
cover MP the matter and II viii neither cor
rect what is false nor supply what Is in
complete" etc,
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nIoTs IN HuNGARY.

Buaa Pesth. October 27,--serious cleo
ton riots have taken place In different
parts OF Hungary. At Tyrnau. depart-
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Thousands OF cases of rheumatism have
been cured by Emier X Amends Pre-
ss,rfptton No 2S5l." All sufferers should
try n bottle of same, r.. r. Schmidt
Houston. Texas. Sole Agents.
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THE LATEST MUSICAL HIT
IN. 1'erns,chorean March Uwo-step) by
Ben 3. Schram, published by c. Janke q
Co
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TO BE HEALTHY AND STRONG
Use Garland" Stoves and Ranges.
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Hamburg. October 2s-The Hamburger

Hamburg October 2S.-Thc Hamburger
Nachrichten, Prince Bismarck's recognized
organ. denies that the interview published
In the Noue Freic Presse Of Vienna on Oc-
tuher 2i waB with Prince Bismarck as was
intmatcd at the time. The statesman in
torylew on that occasion was reported ah
cvprcssinr the opinion that the cars visit
to Franco was necessary TO keep tho French
in good humor. and that the oyerpoworlng
question before the world now Is the Rus
sn Epliish antagonism. Tho Hamburger
Nachrichton furthermore confirms The
sortlon that the secret Russo German
trriiy of 1Ss4-90 the existence o. which
was first disclosed by this Journal last
week. was not renewed In 1890. owing 30
The outbreak Of he chancellor crisis, which
resulted in Bismnrck's retirement. and -
the opposition 10 the treaty Of General
Won Caprivi. Bsmarcks successor IN the
chpncolorshp.
London, October os.--A special from Der
lin says that the German government is
profoundly irritntcd at the disclosure made
by the Hamburger Nachrichten. Prince
Bsmarck's organ. on Monday last. stating
hint defensive alliance existed between
Russia aud Germany during the last years
Prince bismarck was in office II IL also
stated that the goyrnmrnt Is thinking Of
prosecuting the Hamburger Nachriehton
and those by whom 1t Is inspired" evil
IDENTIFY referring 10 the ex-chanccllor
London. October 2s-Prlnce Bismarck's
disclosure Of the Russia German entente
during the last years OF his term of office
has had very startling and disturbing ef-
tert both IL Berlin and Vienna. 10 say
nothing Of Parts, and the eruption ls re-
gardod as periling the dreibund. a feeling
of digtrust has been aroused between the
allies and doubts nro EXPRESSED In some
quarters as 10 whether the dreihund viii
be renewed in 1891
London October 29.The Times Berlin
correspondent says; The official reference
to the Bismarck revelations regarding the
secret Russo German treaty. nave only
served to Increase the unfavorabie i,npres-
sion already produced.
MT. al
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out in gold If he was elected. but pay
ing out in gold and selling bonds are
two different things. What Mr.. McKin-
ley meant. as everybody knows, is that
he, by the wise policy Of the RepI3di-
can party could keep gold in the treas
ury without issuing bonds TO keep ii
there Everybody knows thai the Re-
publican party never did issue bonds in
time of peace and never will. Mr.. Lit
tie. then. becomes very wise when ne
quits the party that never did issue
bonds in time of peace and joins the
only party thet ever did issue bonds in
time of peace, because he is opposed TO
issuing bonds in time OF peace. A very
wise gentleman is that same Mr.. Little
If the Demo-PopS want TO convert
Wichita Republicans to the free silver
idea they must bring in some mission
airy who is not so parodoxical in his
views.
Although Mr. Little's speech did not
convince il pleased and every one went
home laughing because they heard de-
cidediy funny things about very seri-
Gus matter.
The audience filed Garfield hall to the
doors including the gallery. 1t was
about one-fourth the size of the crowd
that greeted Mr.. Yates. the Republican
orator, at the auditorium
The speech was preceded by a torch
light procession numbering 259 persons,
TO the highest count made by
q Populist
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PEPPERELL AND PERRY
Both Go Into a Caucus That Arouses Som,
Curiosity

Mr.. Pepperill of Concordia was in tbs
seen of him last night was when ne and
United States Attorney Perry were seen
| going into the caucus a. the Carey hotel
They evidently had an appointments
| and some curiosity was aroused con-
corning its nature. Mr.. Pepperitl Is the
secretary of the Democratic state COM
mittee. and Mr.. Perry is the gentleman
who has left the Bryan wing of the
Democracy and gone over to the Pal
mer wing. When the chairman of the
| committee. Mr.. Mack Love. sent letter
10 Mr.. Perry some time ago asking for
contribution for the good of the cause,
Mr.. Perry wrote back TO him denying
the request and telling him in the most
emphatic language possible that ne CON-
sidered the cause a fallacy and a
fraud; that instead of being Democratic
it was anarchistic, and whole lot of
other uncomplimentary remarks. This
letter aroused the blood and spirit of
Mack Love and he wrote back to Mr.
Perry in language that was Satura ted
with vinegar and birthstone. Both then
rested ON their honorS and that was the
last heard OF it,
The above facts were what aroused
curiosity last night when the Demo-
cratic secretary and the Democratic
United States attorney went into eau
Gus as per appointment, or at least SEEM
ing appointment.
Mr.. Pepperill told a reporter for the
Eagle that his appointment with Mr.
Perry was simply matter of business.
That, doubtless, was true. Business, as
a word, has a very wide meaning. For
instance, it would be business for Secre-
tary Pepperiu 10 ask Mr.. Perry to con-
tribute $50 towards the campaign of
the Bryan Democracy and not only that
but to try and convince Mr.. Perry that
the committee needed it. Mr. Perry
on the other hand, might consider it
business to refuse and it certainly would
be a compliment to his business judy
ment to refuse, but whether he did or
did not Is another thing. Ii Is circulat-
ed freely among the Democrats that
Mr.. Perry is sort o lonesome in the new
party and that he recently began TO
manifest more kindly feelings towards
the Bryan party. If he did he failed to
indicate it to a reporter for the Eagle
last night. In fact, he talked az If he
was quite sour on the Bryan outfit
Mr. PepperilL speaking about the pro-
gress OF the campaign in Kansas. said
that it was getting along fine but that
the committe is poor and is suffering
for lack of funds They tried the Old
resources. the federal officers. but for
some reason they are not responding.
Some of Them say they are too poor and
others say that the civil service rules
prevent them from contributing. Mr.
Pepperill speaks highly of Mack Love as
a chairman and says he is as good an
organizer as has ever been at the head
of the state committee