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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22
DIAZ TELLS HIS STORY
Appears Before Subcommittee
on Foreign Relations.
SOME OF THE OUTRAGEs IN CUBA.

IN One Instance sixteen Persons Were
Deliberately shot Dowa b. the Span
iard- Two Children Shot While IN
the Arms Of Their Mother. One nody
with sevsnfy.One nayonet Wounds.
WASHINGTON. May 2i.--Roy. Alberto
J. Diaz. the American citizen and Bap-
fist missionary, who. with his family
and brother, was expelled from Cuba
after having been arrested and incar-
cerated in prison there, has just been
given hearing before a subcommittee
Of the senate committee ON foreign re-
lations. consisting Of Senators Morgan
and Davis. Mr.. Diaz made a statement
rnder oath 10 the subcommittee, tho
substance Of which has been furnished
to the Associated Press. Many a the
statements made by Mr.. DiAz to the
committee have already appeared in
print.
One case Just furnished the state de-
partment at Guaio Is where the Spanish
soldiers killed six or seven men mon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

comhatants) The spaniards went into
different houses and gathered II men.
They tied these together, two by two.
among them being Ladisla Quinsero. an
American 81 years old Of Key West.
Fla. who was found dck In bed They
wcre taken TO the street and commanded
to lmcel down. The soldiers fred az
them. killing all except the Amerinn.
This occurred on Feb. ~ in the imme-
diate presence Of the wives and children
Of the unfortunate men.
Dr. Diaz's statement gives accounts
Of cases Of where, he alleges, explosive
bullets were used by the Spaniaris and
of the shooting Of two children In the
arms Of their mother by the Spaniaris.
On March 10 IN Havana he saw a
man who had been killed by the soldiers
and who had n bayonet wounds
DIR. Diaz mentioned several instances
where the spaniards bomharded she in
surgcnt hospitals. killing the inmates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22
mo- cAusE FoR AlARM.
cempstuor Case WIN Not Cause rroa-
bile Between Unels Sam and spain.

Competitor Case WIN Not Cause rroa-
bile Between Unels Sam and spain.
MADRID. May 2i.-"The Competitor
case is not At all likely to disturb the 70.
lations between the Spanish and Amer.
ioan governments. said Premier Cano-
vas In an interview. "The official rela.
tions between the two countries" the
premier went on. "have become Of late
even more cordial, II possible. than ever.
while the general relations also are i'm.
proving with popular excitement on both
sides.
The Spanish government isquite sat.
isled with the friendly disposition
shown all through by President Cleve-
land. Secretary olney and the other
Federal authorities, especially with the
fair amicable tone adopted in the repre-
sentations made about the Compeh.
tor"
Premier Canoyas spoke also OF the of.
forts Of the Spanish government 10 get
from the inferior court and the United
States supreme court some well defined
jurisprudence IN regard 10 tilibustering
expeditions and cases still suhiudice.
n Diaro del Eiorcito, a Spanish army
organ IN a leading article, produced
translatiuns Of certain correspondence
between Generals sherman and Hamp.
ton In February 1855, making charges
and counter charges Of reported acts Of
incondiary violation and execution Of
prisoners a. reprisals during the Ameri.
can rebellion. These letters arc quoted
by the Diaro 10 justify the brutality AZ.
tributed by the American 20 Captain
General Wcyler in Cuba.
Captain Lahorde Of the Competitor
interviewed In the Cahanas castle. sait
| he was pnl % tho iort1re by one Seton,
an officer Of the Rinar del Rio volun.
teers ne la Palma, Just after he wa
captured. Thumhscrews and sharI
steA wrist links, he says, were used.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

NEw YoRK. May ai.-The property a
Elizabeth. n. j.. Of the defunct United
States CordaRe company hAs been sold
BY she sheriff Of Union county, n. j.,
20 satisfy a mortgage held BY the United
States Trust company Of New York.
The plant. which was valued Al nearly
q, 600. 900 was sold for $4,000. Tbs
plant included 20 acres Of gronnd IN dif.
feront parts Of Elizabeth. Il wAa puF.
chased by II. II. Corbin. acting for Z
committee. who. IL Is said. win reorgan.
iae the company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

CNRRoLLroN. Ills.. May sl.-North Of
Hamburg, IN CalhOun county. Fred
Sudback. a prominent young farmer.
dropped a bucket into a well on his
farm. He went down after Il and was
overcome by iiredamp and soon died.
Jonah L. Ward, a neighboring young
farmer. came along and went down,
hoping TO rescue sudhrack. not knowing
that he was dead. He was soon over
come by the same gas and both men
werc brought mp dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

81. LoUIs. May 2i.-Judge Flitcraft
Of the circuit court has denied the TEN.
poary injunction applied for hy Alex.
ander Ullman & Co. 10 restrain the st.
Louis Fair association from interfering
with their method of conducting the
betting ring az the racetrack on the fair
grounds The jndge says gambling =
Illegal IN Missouri and a court Of equity
cannot be called uion 90 inforce a con.
tract which oontemplates conducting a
gambling scheme.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

PARSONS. Kan, May 2i.--At the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company held in this city the old diroo.
tors and officers were reelected. A mee.-
ing Of the new board Of directors will
take place In New York ON May q.
The cmnpany's bylaws were amended
changing the date Of the annual meet
ing from the third Wednesday in May
20 the first Thursday after the first Mon.
day IN Anril
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22
oeen imprisoned IN the district prison on
a charge Of political conspiracy.


CoSsrASTfSoFLE, May 2i.-Tho sui
tan's presents to the eczr, upon the ooca-
sion Of the lafter's coronation, consists
Of a number Of rich carpets and other
costly articles. including a diamond pin
valued AZ $4,000 intended for the cEar.
ina. In addition the sultan has sent q
high decoration 70 the czar and has for.
wardcd presents 10 the principal mem.
bers OF his household.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

PIlls do not cure ConsilnafIon. Their
only aggravate. kari's Clover Roof
Tea gives perfect regularity Of IT,
bowels Sold by an druggists.
Gov. Charles A. Culberson. non. l.
l. Foster, Dr. J. d. Fields. Co. Ichn
AdEiance, all the members of Ire hasfa
and other notable personaqes irom an.
iefent parts Of the State vii attend lhe
A. and n. commencement exerrisen.
II is expected Also that 100 q tie alam-
~ viii be present President Il. s.
Ross viii deliver the annual address Is
the members Of the Alumni.
! was nervous. tired. Irriiahle and
cross. karfs Clover Root TIA haa
made me well and happy.
MRS r. h. W0RDEN.
Sold BY an druggists
Judge Glasscock Of Georrslonn
rendered the nomination fos conete.s
back % the populista oi his district le-
cause, he asserted. of opposition Ia hIm
10 The party. llis action uill Of eonr.e
be ielt q some extent BY The nlan eha
Is nominated in bic place.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

PALEsrISE, Tex. May 2i.-EIbert
Brown was killed near Bradford, IS
miles north Of here. selby Blades came
10 town and surrendered He said the
killing was In selfdefense.
Tom Harris, colored, while sitting on
his porch here, was shot. the contents
Of a shotgun entering his bowels. Il Il
thought be viii die. No arrest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22
UNDERGRADUATES.
Exercises Yesterday at the
Grand Opera House.

A brilliant assemblage, composed
principally Of ladies' and children, wit
messed the closing exercises Of The
undergraduates Of the Bryan graded
school, at the opera house yesterday,
and were highly entertained for more
than two hours by a program replese
with good things IN music, recitation,
dialogue. etc. Pupils from the lsi to
the 9th grade inclusive, par icipate In
the exercises. and al acquitted them-
elves most creditably. Features Of
the let grade exercises we're "Six little
Maids from School, /" and = 'sChorus II
Flowers" Of the -, "Varation Acros-
tic" and EMOTION Song" Sd, "Red,
White aud blue Drill" ath grade,
"Playing Hon e." by four little girls
with dolls; 9th grade, "Mammy's Lul
laby," humanophone Of eight girls with
their faces representing the notes Of
the musical scale upon a canvass; 9th
7ih and 9th, music aud recilaiions
Sth grade, Japautse March and Dill.
Ia the absence OF Prof. MlnieF, Prof.
s. II. Hickman conducted thecxefci es.
Tonight the graduating claae will ~.
ceivs their honoFs At the opera house.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22
FATAL DOSE.
Sid Beard Ends His IAfc with
.ChlorOf0rm.


About 10 o'clock last night dodgers At
the Texas boarding house heard heavy
breathing In a room on the second
door occupied BY Sid Beard and on J
trying the door Il vas found locked /
and no response was made 10 calls.
Ole u the lodgefs effected an entrance
and found Beard lying upon bis bed |
In an unconscious condition, HE body
already cold TO the tonch. Drs. II. L.
Fountain. ]. W. johnson and Justice
Charles Gamer we're summoned. AMI
nation was apparently suspended ON
the arrival Of the physicians, but they
worked steadily for nearly two hours
with the assistance Of others, but we're
unable 10 restore animation and we're
not rewarded with a sign Of life.
An ounce bottle which had contained
chloroiorm, little OF which remained
In the bottle, and handkerchief satu-
rated with The powerful tluid we're
found on the bed, and the young man
left the following note Which vas found
by Justice Gamer;
To Whom Il May Concern:
I feel ] am going crazy and rather
than do 90 ] intend 20 end my life.
Inform Miss - -, No.,
Avenue, Corsicana. SIN BEAnD.
The unfortunate young man vas p
years old, industrious, temperate and
popular. He was . son Of Mr.. ]. 7.
Beard and Was raised In Bryan. He
was a Haddier and worked fSr Mr. John
q. Tobcs.
MIR. Otto BOehme and others with
whom he boarded say they noticed
nothing unusual In his manner at sup
per or any time during the evening up
TO the time he ret ned, which vas a.
teen or twenty minutes before ten.
lie was as lively ss usual and played
dominos In the Office awhile. Hehad
received q letter from COrsicana during
afternoon, but thoss who read this,
Justice Gainer among the number, cay
that Il was pleasant throughout and
contained nothing 10 make him despon-
dent OF lead 10 such al act lie men,
toned The letter 10 several parties and
seemed to be pleased with IT,
lie visited Mr. McCaslland's Dr a
I Few minuses during the evening. being
related to the family, from a member
Of which Il was learned he appeared In
good spirits, mentioned the latter and
said his Wages had been raised. The
same party slated he was somewhat
addicted 10 the use Of chloroform, aud
that be was engaged 70 the COrsicans
young lady.
lie went down town for few minutes
before going TO bed.
The physicians belivel he took the
chlorofOrm internally as well as appli-
ell u with the handkerchief.
Justice Gamer rendered a verdict ol
suicide in accordance with Che opinion
Of the phyaeians and the contents ol
the note.
No cause could be assigned BY any
one for the young mans rash act and
feeling Of deep sorrow and sympathy
has been occasioned by the tragic oc
curenoe.
Funeral at the City cemetery At
O'Clock this evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

BoSroS, May Si.-After more than
four hours Of mastery playing John y.
Barry won the first decisive victory
over jackson w. showaltcr. AZ the Bos-
ton chess club In the series for the
worlds championship.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

Mr. W. l.. Edge rallel on the Eagle
yesterday and gave as the namss Of
lhose who were the principal cyclone
sufferers. CuFley McMahou, Owen
Ford, Mr Brewster, Fred Mathis, Jim
Ford and Pat Wolf These lost houses
and leRces The storm pa,h raBg,d
I ON 200 yanls to ore-lOuuh mile vide
aud extended something like i've mites
The ntighbors 4 lho-e Nhs sunered
lTom lls devastation gathered Together
and rebuilt the houses and iences.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Myeix room
cl,lage 10 the northern part Of town
east Of the rallrotd. Biz barn, good
servant hon and splendid va er A
bargain, apply b Joe 6Foginsky. lis
Mics Willie Rogers and class vii
repeat their entertainment At the op.
era house next Morday nishl--t Fear
GalncreFs' lenefit III. time. The
same excellent program which De.
lighted eve y one 80 much belore, viii
be rendered again. Admis ion. u and
ea cents.
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CmIIIooNHE. Tex, May 2i.-wheat
harvesting win commence the first Of
next week. The crop win BE- short
about one-half on account Of the con-
tinucd dry weather.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

SOUTH McALEsrKR. l, T.. May si.-
The Choctaw Tuskahcma convention
convened At AtokA and nominated Hon.
Green McCurtain a. a candidate for
principal chief. The election Of chief
win take place IN August next.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

PARIS. Tex. May ali. 7. MuTy
had his collarbone broken by piece Of
boilerplate IN Delta county. He was
brought here for surgical attention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

HAVANA. May al.-Frank Iaruo. .
naturaliscd American citizen, awoalthy
merchant Of Cardcnas and prominent
sugarplantcr In Malanzas urovinea haa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

BAroS R0U0E, La, May ai.--The
second days ballot IN the Legislature fOE
United States senator resulted; Blanch.
ard. IS Denegree. 81 PharT. 80; Price.
n; hlackman, 8; McIenry, &
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

DUBUoUE, May al.-The Democartic
state convention finished IL session here
BY declaring for Boies for president and
In favor Of a double standard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

MARSHALL. Tex. May ai.-Nathan
BerRson. dealer In drygoods. clothing.
etc. made On assignment for the bene.
fit Of creditors generally.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

MExA. Tex. May 2l.-R. L. Steele
and Mr.. Means were severely hurt In 4
runaway here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

PARIS. Tex, May 2l.-No new cases
Of smallpox are reported "a having dc.
yeloped. The patients at the pesthouse
are doing as well "a could be expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

New Hampshire Democsnis.
CONCORD. May ai.-The Democrats Of
New Hampshire adopted a platform de-
claring for a gold standard. No prcsi-
DENTAL candidate was indorsed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

fought here several months ago In which
Mr. Bcasley was severely beaten and
lay In a critical condition for some
time.
From the charge 70 the jury and the
evidence brought ont at the trial an ac.
luiial was expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22
IusTIcI sNoponAss Aceu rren
The Jary Fin.l. Him Ne. Guilty sf .
Mnraerous Assault.

CHATTANOOGA. May si.-Chicf Justice
Snodgrass was acquitted by the jury Of
the charge Of q murderous attempt upon
the life Of Lawyer Beaslcy The law
yer and chief justice quarreled aud
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-22

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