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III THHp Texas November 81. Capita n
hcrhy representing The iinitcl States.
and s"nor Y Barrala. cher engineer OF
the mtermttipua4 dam commission for
M"N 60. agreed today upon Il report recon.
Woud!nE the construction Of = dam nnd
reservoir across the RIO Grau1c at this
FONT Tor ~" storage 81 Hood waters for
Illghtl0n purposes. General AliIager
Frey OF the Spnin Zee railroad was hers
| ,day N consultation with Colonel Mills
inc D. ~ states boundary comm.ss oner
relative to the cost of moving the SANTA
r. track back from The river to the foot
ms !" o. Il the Iuilroal out of the WAy OF
u Reservoir, which Is 20 b. Two niles
~ lde ana hficcn niles long /, y under
Stood that Mr. Frey and Colonel .iIis
ablfed on Inc cost of removing the tracks
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Paris, November 2s--The death OF NJ
Ferret. the socialist elected 20 the chamber
from BORDEAUX. who on Sunday died from
synoope, due to excitement. raises doubt
whether M Nccray. his opponent, shall be
declared elected. 1t Is believed there VIII
be another elction.
The bishop Of orleans having declined tho
post, Pcrc olivier has been appointed TO
succeed MGR. D'Huoich In the pulpit II
Nctro name. which Is thus again occupied
by o wcll known ana eloquent dominic.
EA-Qucen Rcna of Spain Ia an autograph
letter to Don Carlos. prctendor TO the span
ish thruuo. expresses her deep sorrow over
the abduction Of his daughter, Princess
ElYira. who has written 10 her father I'M
plurlug his pardon and declaring that since
Ill sccoud marriage 10 the Princess Rrhnn
iu 1884 her home life has been miserable.
Don Jaimo her brother ana heir 10 boa
Cnrlca' lrctensions threatens TO shoot her
abducior. Folchi, the Roman artist, II he
appears In French territory. II appears
that fOlchi Is brother to NJ. Folchi. who
h The pOpe's private secretary. He belongs
to the aristnardcy and lost his fortune Ia a
financial crisis and took to painting for a
livelihood. He met the Princes, ElyIra
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London, November e2.--Thc hearing o,
the suit for libel brought by Earl Rus
sell against his mothor-in-law. Lady Scott.
and John Coslcr,on, mn engineer. Frederick
kaSk' groom. and William Aylo,t. a
valet WIS begun today AZ the old Bailey.
ne drI'ndan's pleaded no, guilty and
they also pleaded juotincaii.n
Sir Frank Lockwood q. C.. for Earl
Russell. occupied tho whole day In a state
ment Of the familiar atory " the llhelg.
of which Lord Scott waa rcndmttod 10
ban under certain conditions The male
p' sonofs were refused "A renewal OF their
luJl
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GIANT MONOPOLY.
stnndnrd Oh aud Hussrii Sngr 10
combine Nco WORT. t,ns CompnuIcs.

S'nhdhrh Oh aud NussriI Sngr to
'"mh'n" New York Gns Companies.
New York. November Alan effort 10
beng made by thu controlling spirits OF
me Consolidated Gas company to effect
consolidation of all the gas companies IN
tie Grrator New York Their object is to
create n MONOPOLY that shall forever con-
troll the gas supply of every house and
nhor In Now York They strive 10 XIII all
competition and charge that they viii,
while keeping within the legal limit
The STANDARD OH company le said to 10
behind the deaf. aud Russell Sage is said
to be thrlr chuecn agcnt to BRING about
TINS giant monopoly IA a matter OF fact.
TINS Is but small part of the change thors
Is TO be In g0s properties within the next
few weeks. II is reported that consent OF
Russell Sage who is president OF the
Standard company. has been gained to tho
plan Of general metropolitan ems trust,
which has been under confederation for a
LONG time. II is a Rockofollcr scheme with
Standard OIL backing, aud viii when COM
rleted. put the entire Greater New York
directly into The control OF the giant oil
octopus 80 FAR ae street gas 10 concerned
An nmnlgamatlon OF al the companies Nv
nm extra Issue OF Consolidated Gas stock
WAS considered, but IT is more likely that
a new company Win he formed and a gem
erhl SURRENDER OF stock take place.
Ihe agitation of the project on the eve
Of a Legislative session VIII probably bring
ABOUT what the gas magnntcs most fear a
statutory legislation Of the price OF gas
down to 81 pcr 1000 feet II has been a
source Of continual surprise among gas
inen thai while other litica were burning
fns al 81 and less per 1000 feet. this city.
"hich ls the richest gas Held In The conn
NY pays Si2i per 1000 for a very Inferior
product.
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LIKE Front Cnscs.

ine'on, November 23-Tb, ch,.
mont case came up for hearing ho,oro
I.,r' .'stloner Lamoreaux today y IN
Atns,.s "'''s OF land. whose value IA
khb0n.,N oy some as high as 500 COO ooo
(~. ao'ersy' there are half a do,oo ~ , t.,
toa ia on the side whose conten.
n, 'or public domain. Tho o,h.o o,n,.n
|rt 1s uuss contentious are based on a mi
Lafhanks b. que kin2ie in 1897. are n, X
kssberry u ine ogden Sheldon ,kate. tho
foa Of par,s a'y and others now in ms
Pc also y, VI Inc land. The CITY NJ chi
trmlssion -, claim through It's mark
kssly to las, ,ne hearing begun TODAY ia
Pssc,ed IN TWO or three days. Today was
Rsnks. ogdon rHe arguments for the Fair
~ sides sheldon and Newborrv Iib-
Ea Cotton tue by Attorneys Needham
r lands IN iney submitted that none n.
4 public lard Sohtroyersy can be surveyed
the order mat the survey made I'M
~ be apnro, vi september .. 1895. should
Beaner ana ana that the application
Ilosed in ani LaFolette should not he
~ the pa,en,' particular They claimed
axe iron, ~, nih2le was for lands on
~ and art,a ana that the accrotlons ma
n, ''H''ai belonged to the prop
Iaaers Of Cs,ca.he Lincoln park commits.
t'noon. Thsirs were presented this az
~ title Was counsel contcnded that
get Of tho ueflved from the state bs
~ Framing ,,sNiature approved June (.
Etsssed lands NO !" them title to the sub
Between w. nuer n proposed driyowpv
I've lands ''e driveway and the actual
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NooostocF' England. November % --
| copyrighted 1896 by the Ass,ot,..,
In honor of tho WOOL, ~, ''''
WaIo. "a a.. r.., " Tue fFihoe OF
- wv i'"N' ana Duchess of MARI
"o'oubh' woodstock and Blenheim ,,cr,
en- fete today Tho docorot,o,. -.
elaborate ana u,,,,.o.., Wv most
A.. '''' ''9'' me railway sta
VIZ" "efe was MADE brilliant with scarlet
ahd gold canopics nags and colorod Io,,,s
aud the strents Ieadip, ,o nt,,,,... ,,,
were lined win Vonr,1ar ,r"v'in fark
with cOlorod la,nus nnd h,,,,,,,... ,'n'o'iiou
many Of which wo,s The s,,'r" a,'o NUS
sewn to I'nlon Inrl. ana "i," ~ lP's
loyal. WELCOMING mn,,oos , ,uu,r wpI.
arches with follop. and h,,,,,t,.' u'npi'p''
zion la,rpr Of al roi. ~, -" ""i".
Wales foathrrs I'm sb,i,6,,l' m, my ~
was thoroupblv rnfi,r,toho5 'r,o r iI'"
uros shown includod r,,,i,, n,, ~ ~ ~,
lori,ib nortrait NJ ina n,,pb ."' -" w
borough ff,rtnorlv Nice Cors,,',o &" v
hiiD which ,yos h,n,,t,.. t a., "'tDI
,nloon In ad5i,t,,, al ~, 'nu ",n' Sue
nov uv,ri,s th.,, wgs no'i, 20
.,,r,hDtnnn,, ,l,rnr,hn,,, a., VI '"'s
Marihorourb nrms binsrs sro,r 1yer,, o ",'
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NtcnrnEtIun Notes.

Manasua. Nicaragua. November ll--(Cor
Iespondenoc OF the Associated prrss Pa
per money Ia now the chief money IN Mica
rugua. About one-half is issued by the
government and ono-half by the London
hank of Central America (nmitpdD Silver
soleils are at premium OF 8 per cent 40
! = per cent at several towns. aud gold ia lan
Ter cent premium
colonel Matus, Nicagaguan minist,r OF
/ lol''tn affairs, goes TO san Salvador civ ia
I represent Nicaragua at the diet Of the rr
pubic, thc Major dc America Ccutrnl ,r,ai.
~ Il confederation Of the prQucnt Eoyctp-
meniS of salvador Honduras and Ntcsra
tud), ana current report declares he y.,u
'hu,nNor TO make satisfactory terms win
sn' Ioaueis or the recent ioVofntion I'm
N'V"I"tu"' so mat tho government Of Mica
i"s"' may tecommCnce TO prepare for ga
Iona da.irod attack ON Costa Hen In M, am.
n'"Nol to recover It's lost territory now
hold 10y Costa Rica
Sthor Don Antonio Aragon. a native of
leol Nicaragua. pedagogue of high ron
utNtlon Tor many years IN Central America
died October 2S
October President 2olaya published
ueeree OF amnesty unconditional TO about
900 persons prominent Ia the royolution -,
MaIen ana April. 1886, ANA 10 many aus
pcotcd OF conspiracy AGAINST tho rovcru.
men' IN September. lSgG Some few chiefs
OF the revolution now tn foreign countries
ana Few military officers suspected Of
conspiracy against Iolayas government
amnesty -" '"@
he United States legation office ia ono,
today at very desirable ana convention,
''.anlF lNat across The street from Tho CON
sular offices ''' VIZ
me government of Nicaragua is tonlii,
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EX-GOVERNOR CAMPBELL.
His Opinion That the Agitation for
silver VIII kcep TIP.

New York, November 20,-Ex- Governor
James T. Campbell OF Ohio. who was men
toned for the presidency on the demo-
cratic side before the Chicago convention,
thinks tho agitation Tor free silver will not
cease unless tho Mckinley administration
shows up that It is sincere In attempting
10 bring about an International agreement"
He said that it was well known that he
had favored binctallism with the proper
international agreement. hut the gold
STANDARD alone would not suit the people
"Do you think that the fight for free ST.
yer VIII oontinue2" the OK governor was
asked.
Il will say this; II the next admlnistra-
ton does not make sincere attempt to
bring about an international agreement the
republicans Will be defeated 8 to in 1900"
But suppose great prosperity ,Aiats then.
viii not that make dineIence?"
But prosperity VIII not exist with a
single gold standard | 10 not believe II.
We must have gold and silver, and II this
agreement is not made. or II the attempt
IL not sincere the people win demand the
use OF silver, ana they viii so vote. II az
congress 70 held Tor this pus-
pose We must have representatives. there
who are In earnest and not mere hair
splitting theorists. They must show TINT
they are there 10 bring about an agree
l-ent,"
The ex-governor also declared against
he electoral college lie thought the peU-
pie should vote directly for the presidential
,sEdidatoa
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Point Arena. cal, November 23.-Thc
steam collory san Benito is fas, aground.
a few miles north OF this place ana viii
Ice n total wreck Eight of the Veaspl's
crew have been drowned and the remain
irR thirty-fiyo, after suffering terribly
from exposure. were taken from the wreck
today hy boats. IN the terrible gale %
sunday morning the san bonito crashed
a,.hure IN a dangerous locality ana T. now
icttrg on the rocke aud is being Rraynaliy
bt itrn 80 pieces by tho combined action
Of gale ma surf.
were lowered but they were caJsizc1 ia
tho SUR and eight men were drowned
TIE captain ana Tho remainder Of the
crow stuck to the ship until taken of to-
day. So far az known those drowned are
as follow;
q. ". Scott. first assistant engineer
5. u Condor, second assistant engineer.
u. PrenderRast. fireman.
~. j. Freeman, mess boy
Three seimon, names unknown.
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Washington, November 43.-The system
oil allowing overtime claims of letter car
riers throughout the country viii be prae.
tlcaily abolished soon. This is in accord
ance with the policy begun by First As.
sistaht Postmaster General Jones at tho
beginning OF the administrator A, tho,
time claims for compensation for overtt,,,c
IN work were accumulating ut the rate of
'oouo hours month This source of great
expense to the service has been dinin-
ished and the reports for October show
that the amount for that month was only
ING hours for regular letter carriers ana 137
hours for substitutes. The department are
agreed tnat IN nine cnses out OF ten there
is no actual necessity for such overtime
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RIOT IN CLEVELAND.
SlnVs and Hungnrinns ENGAGE I'm
Bnttle--MnnN Scrtnu.lN Injured

Cleveland, Ohio. November 23.-Almost
the entire population living on FRANKLIN
avenue hill, composed largely OF Slays AMI
hungarians. with the exception OF the
women and the babies. turned out en- masse
last night In an effort to cut. stab and
slash each others heads. In fact IT was
the bloodeest battle of the year around
the river front and Columbus street dis.
tricts. Blood of the combatants DIVES the
roadbed OF the hill and makes for tho
time being the scene OF battle revolving
spectacle. Fully forty men were from the
start to the finish engaged in the terrible
riot. AS far could be learned at least
twenty persons were fnore or less serl-
ously injured, but the following are the
only ones whose names could be learned:
Sylvester Carter aged 60, No Frank.
lin avenue, five cuts on back aud six on
mead will probably die.
James Carter, aged IS, No. 4 Follett
court four cuts on head, will recover.
John sprends, aged 81, No. 40 Franklin
avenue. dubbed in head and face. will
recover.
lin avenue, dubbed in back and head not
seriously injured.
VIM, Malcy aged "a. Lorain street cut
IN back and head seriously injured and
may die.
Adam schler. aged 80, living on Smith.
house alley, cut in right shoulder, not
seriously.
Michael zebeck. aged 30. living at No. !
lS9 Columbus street. dubbed. not serI-
ously
Anton Ballask. aged 81, living at 2i1 Co
lumbus street. dubbed, not seriously In
jured.
A number of others were also injured
The fight started between James Car
ter and John Sprends over very trivial
Carter jos,ed Sprends in passing.
which led TO angry words and later TO a
fight. Other men soon came upon the scene.
among whom were friends of both the
and within a few minutes there
was throng Of lighting and cursing men,
armed with knives and clubs which We're
used with bloody effect. At the height Of
the fight there was a cry Of Police" as
a patrol wagon, filled with bluecoats, came
flashing down the hill. Many Of the par
Elephants in the battle fled but a number
who We're rendered unconscious and too
badly injured TO escape, were piled into
he patrol wagon and taken to the police
station. Others were removed In ambal-
inces TO the hospital II is said that there
$ broken head in nearly every house ,
nm the hill {
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~ III, aoonery and outrage at the hands of n, =.
ant IA the Mexican STATES OF Huatus"
hn ,N oaN ,p II appears that Mrs. Finley
at Nnr,ha ,,u MlIe OF prominent Mexican
s,l,,',', ,"aiiptVh' Mass, IN 1875 that thcv
Suus e9uehtly lived also in this ritv an,,
wv. wv orleans and atterward separated thai
snV went 10 Mexico In 1883 and pract,.",l
HN'f.uiclhe there. taking the name of nr
nnslhia Bdrdo!phi. The robbery Of mr.
s "lo"ey resulted from making loans whieh
wnro 0s ,, hot collect. Her requests for 4,
secuted by the inhabitants and ~, pt
e Ialo"h INTO prison, and was on one oneo-
soldiers y! panu OF
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MnnItnl,n NNhcnf lcirldr.

Winnipeg. November a3.--Whcnt is be-
Ing sent down to the sonbolrd quite rapid
ly, but about &c per cent OF the crop rs
being retained ly the farmers In the OK
iecia'lon OF higher prices Witb the adj
vent of Nj Aitnn, minister OF the Interior
a new immigration peilcy viii be adopted
which viii rapidly M VI the vacant land
OF IN" prairie provinces. II is eu!niuicl
That about 5000 people hnvo immirrntcd
from Eastern Canada durlng tho Aummer
and 100 from Michigan
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i STORMY SESSION LIKELY
,..s;deot Cleveland in Most En-
barrassing Position.
ur HAS ONLY A HANDFUL OF FRIENDS
between the Wilson ana
the Mckinley Laws snow" tue
Former Gets More Revenue.

r.,h,,eton. November 22.-ln its po-
u,Ie,l aspects the coming session OF con
.,.s will be a very peculiar as well as
.',s,ss,ing one, and for the administration
!, ,rou,ises TO be a stormy one. President
cars,sna has only handful OF friends
=. IN either house who belong 10 his own
,,rv Indeed, the faction which controls
Nv an Overwhelming majority regards him
), traitor to the party, and SO far as
,,st faction is concerned, his recommends
lions will fall on deaf ears.
nut worse than that is in store. Things
have changed III the last year. 1t was ap-
oarent to careful observers a year ago
ma, whatever success President Cleveland
might achieve in carrying out any policy
aust depend upon the friendly co-opera-
ian OF the administration ana It's palty
upnorters In congress with the repub-
lcans. There has net been as yet an open
brsaeh between the president and ma
brity OF bis own party. They sun cher
| shed hopes OF official favors which they
| Sl not then care to relinquish, and so
tded their time.
The administration played into their
hands. Administration sound money dem
wrats Joined with free silver democrats
md more than half of the populists In the
| house in opposition to the proposed reas-
lures TO strengthen the National treasury
nd preserve and maintain the National
credit and honor. II the democratic SUD-
porters OF the administration In the senate
|hd co-operated with the republicans, as
hey would have done II President Cleve-
lind had advised or approved OF such
course, the house bills to increase the reye-
hue, provide for temporary deficiencies and
protect the gold reserve, as well as the biz
Ito amend the customs administrative act.
would all have become laws before. the
|tni Of the session. For the failure of
these necessary relief measures, therefore.
The administration and its democratic sup
poHers in the senate were to a great ex-
|ttnt responsible.
After the two ST. Louis conventions
which approved the nomination Of Bryan. !
he leaders of the dominant democratic
party we're in high feather. They would |
no nave paid any sort of premium to in
iure their candidates success They no
Nager tried TO conceal their bitter hos!tIi- |
" 10 or supreme contempt for the admin
sratlon AMI its followers
1t remains TO be seen whether the presi
csa' and his handful OF supporters in
|weHess VIII consent, even at this late day.
saa under most peculiar and embarrassing
circumstances, to cooperate with the re-
ton through. 'S'"
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Washington, November 20 Senator Jas.
X, Jones Of Arkansas, the chairman OF the
democratic National committee returned 10
the city t9da; for a cOnri essioral ses-
sion. The senator appeared TO be in his
usual good health In his talks today the
.cnator oppressed the opinion that it vas
1895 at al likely ihai tho pingley iii paas-
al by the house lest session, would be fsY-
orubly acted upon IN the forthcoming Is, H.
ate lie says b. making this additional tax
on beer Of 81 per barrel sl,000.n10 per an
num- revenue would be derived. sugar he
regarded as a necessity Of lie and further
taxation o, IL would WORK against the in
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New York. November ga letter to
the National Armenian relief committee
mas lust been received from the RI. Hon.
Wm' Il. Gladstone. 1t Ia as follows:
r. d. Greene, ESQ. Secretary Relief Com
mittec, New York
rejoice that the great and bountiful
people OF your country are ondeavoring
through relief funds to mitigate, as far IA
they can, some OF the Consequences OF tho
great assassin
rms is homcthing, not much Cor Euru-
leah CIVILIZATION stlll remains under tho
ulSgracctul reproaoh OF having coldIy toll
Grated series 81 ou;rarcs. perhaps the
NEST monsttons known 10 history and, nc
VuruinS TO the latest account one OF the
overs senms. after tho innumorable false.
moods OF the sultan. attn to accent hls
TRIVIAL aud worthless assurances aud even
To be battered by them To Noar eooi
worh wish heartily well. and have tho
hoaor TO remain yours worry faithfully,
w. ". Gladstone
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Atlanta Ga. November GA suit by the
United states against Amos D. Fits and
his bondamon, TO recover 5000 was en-
tered today in the United States court
Fits was appointed in 1898 as trustee Of
town site entries OF lands IN Ohiaho III
Tcrrltorv ana give bond for $4,000, Tho
1e,ition ALLEGES that he failed to account
fcr ssgo5 collected rs HIN for town lots In
perry. O. r. from October, 1895 10 june
ieqt. Fits was the owner Or wecAly pa
rtr in Carrolltou before his appointment
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London, November 2i.--The Daily Maii's
Petersburg correspondent reports that NJ.
DE White. Russian minister OF finance.
has secured the consent of his colleagues
for the introduction OF the gold standard.
The car approves this. the correspondent
says, and the imperial council IL now dis
cussing The project and viii probably adopt
AInIgM si0qW5m uplJBisn oq} usnoqlIs ~
OPPOSE H.
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Canton, Ohio, November 20. Colonel
Fred Grant was guest at the Mckinley
from Cleveland, whore he spent Sunday
with National Chairman Hanna and other
friends. He has been In St. Louis at
tonding the reunion OF the Army of the
Tennessee and merely stopped over In
Cleveland and Canton on his way home.
He is a personal friend of tho McKlnlcys
ana has visited them here on several &C
cagiuus
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New York. November go THE four mon
arrested on suspicion Of being implicated In
the robbery and murder OF Frank p. Ar.
buckle OF Denver. Colo. last Thursday
morning were arraigned In police court to-
day and discharged.
Tho prisoners were Joseph Davidson.
alias "Fagin;" George w. Stevens. Henry
Meyer, alias 'Murgen.' and Samuel Stew
art. alias "sheeny Sam"
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Point Arena. Cal, November 28--lhs
,,,r,ipder Of the crew on the wrecked
steamer san Benito we're rescued this
,,..,,i,, nv boat and transferred TO the
'' '',',,'. ,.,r,,,tl the survivors, number
,,... t,gs,,tv.thrcs. were taken TO Mendo'
nino the vre.k Is in the same place as
,rst night The steamer win ho u to.1l
loss Thirty-fiyo men we're saved ana
glpht lost
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WANTS TO CUT UP TURKEY
uraad Duke Nicholas Submits Such
a Proposition.
CONSIANTINOPlE TO BE AfREE pOR
England nnd RuSsin TO Take cxcr..
'hinS Else In Sight--Wclcon,c
Rains in Drouih, India.

London. November e4,-The Daily Mails
Berlin correspondent aays that the Grand
Duke Nicholas of,Russia, on a recent visl,
TO vienna took with him proposal TO, the
partition of Turkey among the powers and
to make Constantinoplo free port, Russia
TO have Asia Minor aud England to have
Egypt.
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Mcxia Texas, November 90 1t now
seems certain that Hon. William jennings
Bryan will come to Texas. It ls given out
that Secretary A. NJ Kennedy Of the state
democratic executive committee will III
rect Mr. BryLn's Texas tour. which is lin
tied to three dltes,
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In most Of Tho district Of nonEal and has
improved the crop prospects. If the rain
continues immediate danger OF a Hctcrc
fnminc win be aytried
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Duffalo, n, Y. November 23--Trouhls
broke out between two factions OF Polish
Catholics at Depew today aud small sized
riot resulted. Knives. rocks and fists wero
used and at least half dozen men were
badly injured.