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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-12-26

Corn ground to rent. Apply to Mar
shall, two miles south of Lexington. At
A large number OF fresh fish were offered
for sale on the street last Thursday. They
sold rapidly at 5 and 6 cents per pound.
Farmers were liberal purchasers.
LosT.-A setter dog; liver and white
color; collar, no marksI answers to the
name "Bob." E. CHANsLoR.
The Did year will go out next Thursday
year has in store for us7 Let US hope it
will be ons of peace, plenty and pros
perity.
w. 8. Orear, brother-in-law of Judge
Mcfarland, OF the supreme court, and
cousin of Ed Orear, &C committed suicide in
st. Louis last Wednesday. Dependency,
caused by failure to secure employment,
is given as the cause of the act.
Mrs. Belle Hinkel. wife of Col. Thos.
Hinkel, died at Elk Creek, CAL, on the
of November. This excellent lady
several years in Lafayette county.
was the daughter OF Col. A bner Hous-
ton, of Kentucky. She married Col.
Hinkel at the age of % years, and when he
went south with the army during the war
80 a him to Texas, where they
been restored. After Col. nTn~e,. Soa,h
she went from that state to California To
visit her brother, ]. w. Houston, -----
sister, Mrs. Annie E. Freeman, whom she
had not seen for thirty years. She was %
years of age. Her four surviving children
reside in Texas.
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ANTHEM ENTS.

The Van Dyke & Eaton Co. comes to
the New Grand for all next week, at the
very reasonable admission OF 10, 20 n ~
cents. The press at Topeka, Kas., Joplin,
Moberly, etc., give them credit of giving
better performances than most of the
high priced attractions, and that the
opera houses were not large enough to
accommodate the crowds, The opera
house management guarantee the best OF
satisfaction, and will give ladies free
tickets with every reserved seat purchased
at FaFmer's drug store, to convince you
they give a dollar show for 10, 20 and sc
oanf0
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-12-26

Married, at Warrensburg, December %,
1896, w. B. Drummond and Miss Edna
Caldwell, both OF Warrensburg.
Married, at Wellington, Deem Der "a,
1895, Mr.. Theodore Schaberg and Miss
Rosa Boese, both of Clay township.
Married. at Dover, Wednesday, Deem
Der %, 1896, by Elder George ~Plattenburg,
Mr.. Jouett Redd and Miss Bessie P. Webb.
The INTELLIGENCER contained a fnlI
account of the expected wedding last
week, and we renew our congratulations
since the consumation of the happy event
and wish them many years of happiness
and prosperity.
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StnekhnIders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Morri-
son-Wentworth bank for the purpose of
electing nine directors of said bank for
the ensuing year, and for the consideration
of such other business as may come before
the meeting-will be held in the directors
room in the bank building of said Bank
in the city of Lexington, Mo-, on Wednes-
day, January 13, 1897, between the ours
of 10 O'Clock a. m, and l O'Clock p, IN, OF
day, .. y. WILSON,.
JOHN MORRISON N, Sec'y.
Lexington, Mo, Dec. "a, 1895. I'd
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-12-26

Mr.. Zach WrighfI
DEAR Sua:4W@ the undersigned in
mates ofTths S.&ystte county Jail, all
wish .You4HtefFN Christmas and a happy
New Year All Of US think you have been
a ~reasonati8 And honorable sheriff, and
we all feel very thankful for the kind
treatment we have received while under
your care, and we feel very sorry to loose
you and hope that your successor will be
able to treat us as kind as you have. We
feel happy to say that the voters of Lafay-
cite county could not rave selected q more
desirable and competent man to fulfill
the duties OF your office. We all wish you
and your family success and a long and
happy life in the future. We will have to
close feeling very grateful for what you
have done fer us, the undersigned.
Yours respectfully,
CoRDUs WILLIAMS,
OTTo BAEUERLE,
Tom COLLINS,
JOE WILKINSON,
BILL WITCHER,
PAUL B~oRELLo,
CHARLIE OWENS,
OLLIE LoGGANS,
HARRY JONES,
A JONES.
The above expression OF appreciation
from the prisoners Is a deserved compli-
ment. and while Mr.. Wright is very
grateful, he feels that he has put done his
duty. As usual the prisoners were served
yesterday with all the edibIes that make
a Christmas dinner complete, after din
ner cigars were passed and all smoked.
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County Union

The county union of the Farmers ALI
ance will meet at Webb's school house,
Saturday, January 2, 1887, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. Dinner served on grounds free and
unlimited, and without the aid, sanction,
consent or concurrence of organized
monopoly. Everybody Invertebrates es-
pecially. w. A. MCQUEEN, Pres.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-12-26

wnlcn you eau nuu dI Ino ioWSSO PAiSSS'
at Winkler Furniture Co.'s store, corner
Tenth street and Franklin avenue, Lex
ington, Mo. Iz-lz-oI
A daring and successful train robbery
occurred near Blue Cut, east of Kansas
City, Wednesday night. The train left
Kansas City at $3.50, bound for Chicago.
At Blue Cut a man waved a lantern, and
the train stopped. The man instantly
threw down his lantern and covered the
conductor with a revolver. Other robbers
appeared, when the train was cut In Two
and the engine, baggage and express cars
were taken ahead several hundred yards.
The robbers then took the keys OF a small
safe from the messenger, and a larger saie
was blown open with dynamite. From
the small safe it is known that the rob-
bers secured a large sum of money. They
were recognized as the same men who
robbed a train at that point two months
ago. Officers are in pursuit of them, and
it is thought they cannot escape capture,
\ The law firm of Wallace q Chiles Will
he dissolved January LIST, by virtue oil a
cNtract made between Hon. II. G. Wal
lat and w. II. Chiles, which contract
Wasutered into several years ago. MT.
W.. HChiles will after January LIST prac-
tice ahSe. Hon. H. c. Wallace will asso-
clate wAh him his son, Ill. G. Wallace,
Jr, the nApe OF the firm to be Wallace q
Wallace, wlh offices in the Tevis build
ing. Hon. X G. Wallace has been an
active practitioner for forty years, and Is
regarded the safe over as one OF the
ablest anu most profound civil lawyers
Missouri has produced. He was a mem
Der of the lat constitutional convention,
and has bean identified with much of the
most important legislation in the history
of the state. lie retires from the firm OF
Wallace & Chiles in order to associate
with him his son, L, O., Jr., who aleo -
Joys a good practice, and is a young alter
ney OF more than usual ability. Tht.fH|
TELLIGENCER extends its complimd1l4,t {.
the two new firms.
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WanIed

For the Harris district school, three
miles southwest Of wellington. Term,
four months from January 4th. Apply
to q. H. NAHEN, Wellington, Mo.
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c K TO THE DOORS.
Van Dyke & Eaton Co. Turn Patrons
Away From the Opera House.
From the ottumwa 1owa, Daily Courier.

From the Ottumwa Qowa) Daily Courier.
Every seat in parquet, dress circle and
balcony was sold last night at 1880 for the
opening performance OF Van Dyke q
Eaton Co., in "Wanted, a Wife, and by
8 O'Clock the gallery was packed and hun
dreds of people bought standing room.
The play went with a dash from start to
finish. No bitches, no waits. Specialties
in quick succession and were loudly
applauded by the large audience. Miss
Ollie Eaton's S%erpentine dance was excel
lent, and received much enthusiasm.
Klark and Klark ave q very rood musi-
cal act and were roundly applauded. The
company Is an excellent one, and deserv-
ing of the packed houses 1t surely will
draw during the remainder of the week.
At the New Grand next week. Ladies
free Monday night, with every reserved
seat purchased at Farmers drug store.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, Thomas II. StraIacke and Rebecca
w Stramcke, his wife, ny their deed of trust
DARED November 2its, 1887, and recorded in the
rec0rder's office for Lafayette county, Mis-
aouri, in book 81, page so, conveyed to the UNI
dersigned, as trustee, the following described
real estate, situated in said Lafayette county,
to-wft; Lot twelve tl2), in block twenty-eight
(2sl. in the first addition to the city of licking
notes in said deed Described. Default having
bean made in the payment OF one of said
notes, / will, at the request of the legal holder
of said note, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1897,
between the hours of 9 a. m. and s p. m, at
the court house door, in the city of Lexington,
Lafayette county,, Miagnufi. sell publicly, nt
auction, to the hinhe1t bidder. for cash, the
snnonorfr above desol,baI. for the purpose of
So aid aeht n.|4 the e4pense of executing
s.IftfFS #FNrwoRTH. Trustee.
.itE{o1. SO Deeember 20, 1896, ls-sttd
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Coal I Coal

Those wishing the best grade of coal and
delivery will ring up telephone
No. 81.
12-26=t4 OHIO GAFFINs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

FOR SALE OR RENT :-Mysi room
cjttaae In the northern paTt Of town,
east Of the railroad. Big barn. good
servant house and splendid water. A
bargain, apply % joe 6roginsky. lis
R.K. Chatham. ]. W. JOhnsOn, B. n.
Knowles, W. II. Nall, r. Blathersiek,
II. v. Shields, ]. Z. Carlton, w. ]
Moore, I'd Saunders aud Davis Garth,
vent out Ior . little recreation 10 Car
let's Greek yesterday afternoon.
The June number Of Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly contains the ailh pa.
per Of "I.ee In Virginia. !" by Col. John
J. Garnett. Among the inhr ssting u
lnssraliOna IL the military medallion
Of Gen. Robt. +. Lee and stati. Gen.
Lees picture o.cupies the center and
on his lefl l. rern the picture Of Col.
nrlscoo q. Rnldgin Of llryan, who was
chief IL ordinance on the great cOnled-
crate commander's staH.
The hest cough cure ls Shlloh's cRre
A neglected cough II dangerous ASloI
Il al once with Shlloh's Cure. Sold by
an druggists.
A dispatch iron CamerOn ,ays that
Hon. Nd. L. Aniony has announced iol
congress from this district. on sonnd
money platform, and viii make q viglr'
ous canvas. Of the entire district. He
endorses Cleveland. Carlisle and ths
whole gold bug push" Antony had
z little taste of congress- once, and eeemi
% wants more, but he 10 On q hopeless
In cold tail this time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

Psrtlaad sslssasd - the nssidssss e
ths wssisFs nlshsp.
CLEVELAND. May IA struggle for
the location Of an episcopal residence IN
the northwest marked the opening q
the Methodist conference today. The
location, a. recommended By the coma
mittee. was Portland. Or. Friends Of =
foreign residence desired 10 amend By
substituting Shanghai. while Tacoma
was also named. After much diacus-
sion the Recommendation for both
Shanghai and Tacoma were laid ca the
table and Portland named. This CON-
pleted the list.
Fur secretary Of sundayschOol and
Tract society bat ono ballot was TO
quired Those nominated wcr5 DE. J.
5, Hurlburt. former secretry; ]. @. W,
Cox Of Ohio. J. @. sterns Of Teras and
o. s. Bichitil % New Hampshire. Bal
one ballot was necessary 10 elect asesre'
tary for the board Of education. Al
nominees withdrew their names exccpl
Dr. Payne aud h. received all the votes
S67 In number.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23
HoW Ther DoIt.

One Of The largest business deals In
the State this year vas the recent par
chase at Galveston Of the Blum slock
Of dry gooda, which invoiced tiOt, ,0oO.
The sale Was made at auction, 10 Mls-
lr0l Bros. amer some spirited bidding
against the representatives, Of other
strong combinations, and marks an
other triumph In the history ol the
great arm u Hlstrol broa., sho have
Favolulionlned the dry 10 sds trade Ia
parts Of the State - which thelr opol.
aliona have extended, and who are nv
opening houses In ilOaisiana, their na.
tive state. Th'- big scoop ol mole
than two hundFcd thousand dollars
worth Of goods was made Tor O. cents
on the dollar. when Il is considered
that Mislrot BTos., are constantly
agalllng themselves Of such bargains
a. lhi8 one, lkoIs pionomlnel aocceaI
II IN tome ueaaare explained.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23
cLAIMs rngY wERE srolEN.
Union raelae Receivers rrylng b. ne.
esver nuuds aud Coupons.

cover nnuds aud Coupons.
NEw YoRK. May e. -Receivers An.
derson. Clark. Mink. Doane and Coudct
Of the Union Pacihc railruad. through
counsel. have presented TO Justice Gay.
nor, in the supreme court In Brooklyn,
an application for their mission 20 pro-
cccd against Norman s. Dixie. as re.
ccivcr OF the irm Of Edward Field &
Co, for an order requiring him 20 de.
posit with the clcrk u the court seven
Oregon Railway and Navigation bonds
Of $1,000 value each iso coupons Of the
Union Pacific and Denver and Gulf con.
solidated bonds, valued at Ss5 each. and
the proceeds Of a Judgment Of 80. .SsS.5s
and the clerk to pay and deliver the
same 10 the petitioner. or that a refer.
cncc be directed TO determine and report
upon the questions Of fact arising on the
application.
The counsel said the proceedings were
mainly ordered 20 securities belonging
to ilr Union Pacific railroad officials
amounting to ti.5s7.oO0 deposited with
the firm Of Field a Co. In 1891 "a col.
lateral for a loan Of s7oO. 900. which 50.
curitios. counsel said, were stolen from
the firm.
The olilccirs Of the railroad went q
the firm between Nov. is and ~. 1891,
with the money 20 rcpay the loan. and
demanded the return Of the notes and
collateral. but this demand was refused
and ON Nov. q the firm failed. Ths
counsel claimed that Robert 4. Diclz, 1
creditor of the firm. sued the assigne,
Tor more than 100000 aud roooveret
Judgment. Counsel for the firm sait
that Dielz' indebtedness accrued beiur,
the Union Pacific deposited is securitio
with Field & Co. and that Il was a deb
Of a previous arm which was turncs
over io the new firm.
Justice Gaynor took tho papers ans
reserved his decision.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

The graduating exercises o. The Rrran
High School took place at he onern
houte last night. The oxercisss oueneI
With en- Invocation hy D.. Cioth,ar.
The program uas iniersperseI lhronah.
oat with excellent music. The mem.
hers q The graduating class with fnb.
jet % essays we're 80 lolIo1s. "D'rnI.
y Of Labor" Mas Maggie Wilson. 50
uiaiorian; "Monfoe and his Dccfrlne .
Joe :. DoFemus; The Onllook for lke
SEX" Miss Ethel Carill; sffhe un.tn-
Date Girl" Aiiss Alma Watson "lIleh.
eF Education for Women" Miss Annie
Ray; Looking for a Job Richa 4
knoblanch; ~Upio-Daio Young Man. p
Ai.s Sallie Lou Ingsam: "UnxrIilsn
Music" Mlse Emlly Tabor. "Grsana.
ton, - Miss Nellie Smith, valedici lrl,n.
Re.ponse, Mis- Arlhnlsa Weddinntan.
The exenises closed uith ihe Pre-.
rentahon of diplomas 70 The graduating
class.
The e-sase eviuced careful plenara.
tim, lab1r and palience, and uere ca
cellent. The subicrts were timely ard
handled IN a lively and entertaining
manner. There was the usual |arer
ATTENDANCE II sp.claloF. and IuxlfIal
sea th n d anii'ul loaeFe. ami a,,,fh-l
e nmeno'nrni of ,he ao.sl ami rrln.I
hi'an = . iel schoo passel iato hi
Try
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

AsHURY PARK. n. j.. May sa-Ths
eighty -seoond anniversary Of the Amer
lean Baptist Missionary union was ean 4
10 order at the Auditorium today.
Tha celebration win continue all tomor-
row. Rev. Henry q. Colby q Ohio.
president of the union. delivered the
annual address. The appointment of
committees. reading the reports of tha
executive committee. TREASURER and
committee On arrangements concluded
the morning session. In the afternoon
the home SECRETARY conducted special
consideration of the home relation b
the work abruad. f" with prayer and Con.
ference.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

CHICAGO. May aa.-The wreckeIu.
who have for nearly three years hooa
removing the remains of the great
Worlds fair viii formally turn the
grounds over b the jackson park CON-
missioneTs tomorrow. The only thingI
which remain a. q reminder of the
grandeur Is the Art Palace and I.arahida
convent, 10th az which are well pre-.
served. the dilnridated German building,
and she badly soiied statue Of hberty,
The park commissioner win ~ ones Be.
gin 10 restore the desnlate gruands 70 ii
former beauty a. = park.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

WASHINGTON. May a2.-The depart
ment of justice has instructed the Unit
cd States marshal II jacksonville. Pa.
In case the evidences In hia possession
warrants Il, 70 require the master of the
Three Friends. now IN that harbor and
suspected of Cuban hiibustoring opera
tons. to give = bond that Il win NOT en-
gage In any enterprise In contraventiOn
of international law. The department
Il Of the opinion that the facts
inl the case do not warrant the
seizure or hbelling os the vessel and Il
y thought that the bond viii cover The
case.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

TAMPA. Fla. May 2a.-walter Grant
Dygert, the young man recently oon-
fined BY spanish troOp In prison a
Guines. Cuba. and who has been In
Tampa since his liberation. has lefl for
his home IN nlinoia He has collsciet
all the evidence In his case and VIII
turn Il over 10 the state department. n
Washington asking the United States
10 compel the spanish goveEnmsnt q
pay him damages In the sum Of eioo.
600
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

ATLANTA. May 22.-Congrcssman Bal
ley Of Texas, spoke for free silver hore
Tuesday night After his address,
Evan p. Howell, one of the proprietors
Of The Constitution, made a speech in
which he said
THE Republicans arr going 10 meet
In 81 Louis on June 20 aud nominate
Mckinley on a gold platforeE On July
: the Democrats viii 20 10 Chicago. and
with the assistance Of delegates from
Republican states that never give as a
vote in the electoral college. win Try 10
force q goldhug upon us. But win they
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

national executive committee when scen
said.
II know absolutely nothing Of the
story. No Populist bimeiallisi or silver
Democrat has ever mentioned this 20
me II the Populisss Of Indiana have
agreed 10 a combination of this kind
they have not taken anyone into their
confidence so far a. the national CON-
mitiec Of the Peoples party Is con.
cemod there l. no truth In the report. :"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23
FUSION IS TALKED or
Democrats and Populists May
Combine on Silver.
INDIANA POPULIsrs ARE FOR IT.

Chairman Taubsasek Says ne Does Not
Know of Any Moinement For the
Combustion. aud ~ Par a. the reo-
piles Party Il Concerned, There IL
Nothing whaisveF In a.
81. Louis, May 22.--The announce.
ment from Indiana that the Populists Of
every state In the Union are 10 fuse
with the Democrats In case a free silver
platform is adopted. has excited much
interest among local Popnhsts. Chair
man Taubeneck Of the Peoples party
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

Canton. o.. May Ex-senator n. s.
Quay arrived here this morning. Gov
enor VIM. Mckinley having resolved
telegram that Senator Quay would
pay him visit, met him at the station
with the family carriage. To reporter
on the train Senator Quay declined 10
talk a. to the object Of his mission. say
ing merely he was paying Governor Nc.
kinlcy friendly visit
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

SAN FRAScisco, May 29.-The oxecn-
tive council II the California Bankers
association has adopted a resolution
that gold should be kept the standard Of
value and that silver and paper can b.
used with safety only IN snch quantity
A. can b. absorbed and rcinain IN circu-
laiion without compelling their rcdcmp.
tion 10 maintain their parity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

CoLuNmA, s O., May 22.-The state
Democratic convention did not adjourn
yesterday, but took rcccS until Sept.
1. Il viii b. called together earlier or
not ai all AZ the discretion Of the chair
man. The idea Is that II the delegation
bolts the Chicago convention Il will
come here for fresh instructions from
the state convention.
Resolutions indorsing senator TIL.
man ~ a presidential candidate were
adopted with but four dissenting votes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23
weala 30 supper, cle,elana.

RICHMOND. May s2.--Senaior John
W. Daniel declared during a rccont visit
hore that IN the event Of Cloveland's ~.
nomination this year he would not sup
port him In pFoclaiming his dctcrm.
ination not 10 render allegiance 20 Mr..
Cleveland In case Of his nomination.
senator Daniel took the ground that he
would b. Influenced In that cause en-.
tircly by his opposition TO a third term
candidate for the presidency.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

LARAMIE. Wy. May 2a.-The Dem
ocrutic state convention adjourned late
Last night after completed the work Of
electing delegates and altornafes 20 the
national convention. The Delegates are
al Cor silver and were instructed 20 vote
a. unit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

HARRIsHuRa. May 2a.-Govcrnor
Hastings denied the story that he had
consented 60 Become a candidate for
vice president before the Sc. Louis con-
vcnuon. Governor Hastings says he il
no, a candidate for anything. aud that
he Is 30 wcn plead with the Office he
now ills that he docs not care TO change.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

HitIsBoRo, tx. May sa.-Alec 10.
max slot himself IN the breast with =
pistol He lay on a bed holding the
pistol at arms length. the ball striking
his hrcastbone and coming CAT on the
left side Of the breast about four inches
from where Il entered
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23
CONVENTION HAIL AsoUr DONE.
u WIN Have an Actual seating Capse-
d, FaF a. 400 r.raana

~ - ANf"@" ANfH"NE
81. Louis, May 22.-The his convcn-
tim hall u practically complete. Only
diminishing touches remain 10 BE- added
10 the Rreas auditorium IN which the Re-
publican party In convention assembled
win name is candidates for president
and vice president of the United States.
The contractors who built the structure
viii turn Il over 20 the local committee
of the Businoss Mems league ON June I.
BY that committee Il viii b. formally
turned over 10 the national Republican
committee or a subcommittee Represent
ing that body on the day before the con-
vcntion opens. Il Is believed 10 b. the
most complete convention hall ever
erected Il win have an actual seating
capacity Of 1880 people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

RICHMOND. May 22.-The Democratic
primaries yesterday resulted In a victory
for the silveritos. The result gives them
control Of the Third congressional dis.
trict, practically assuring a solid silver.
lie delegation hom this state to the aa-
tional convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

DALLAS, May "A singular acCi.
dent occurred here which nuficd out
the life Of an infant As the i-month.
old baby Of Hall Bales, residing near
the fair grounds. lay asleep upon a bed
the wind blow a pillow over is face and
when found IL was dead
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

Miss Willie Rogers requests the
Eagle 10 aay that the entertainment
advertised for next Monday night, bene-
lit Of the Pearl Gaiherers. IL Indefinite
ly posiI oned on account Of the revival
meetings nov being held.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-23

I'VE have got this fight whipped In
Georgia" he continued. "and on June
10 we are going 10 send delegates 10 the
state convention who win IN turn elect
a delegation to go 10 Chicago. and II
they cannot get what we want there we
viii walk ont and 30 OF and form q
party Of our own.