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New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
HE BELIEVES IN WOMEN.

Washington correspondence OF The Chicago IT'D
<vner,ority OF women. He says that nc nas prac-
fcai demonstration in his own family. LOT nis SIS
.sr Miss Morton, Is In every respect superior 70
himself and could do everything he docs & pester nr
shan ne can do IT, He too. that the civil ser
,.s aminat connection with appointments 70
positions IN the Agricultural Department nave snowh
fSa, women candidates usually pass better exaIn-
nations than men. and DO their work equally well
n no; better when assigned 10 similar duties Inc
ia~t civil Service examination held In that De
nartmsnt was TO secure Two men assistants IN me
library There were thrty-eight candidates thirty
~ them were men and eight were women, VINO
were not invited to participate but we're allowed to
come IN and take their chances Tnc thirty men
Sou~d The eight women passed, and the two that
stood highest were appointed, although the adysr.
stated that none but male candidates wedll be
eonsdered eligible.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TT-CKAUOE AND BRONNVILLE.

A. the commencement OF Syracuse University this
wear the degree Of Doctor Of Divinity was conferred
upon thc Rev James Y. Bates pastor OF the Asoury
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church. In Tucka-
hoe
y Smith ir. AMI G. r.. Booth have been APP
pointed a committee TO arrange a three-game base
ball tournament ot mines composed Of tho fremen
o, East Chester the first game 10 be played on
July J.
public fountains have been placed in the park IN
IN Ma!n-.t. in Waverly Hill.
The Rev Peter MacQuecn formerly pastor OF the
Rrorxville Reformed Church. has been delegated
10 present the poem OF Henry Denier on the recent
Olympic games. and also the congratnStons OK the
King George OF Greece. He starts on HIS mission
today. in the steamship Werra -. ,,-,.,..
evening by n number OF friends for r. T. Young.
who FOR over quarter Of A century has been tho
Leading merchant in Tuckahoe. Il being his seventy
IL i Lcnt and 6 NJ ArnOldt were on wsdnes. rs;,.
i,'s = strict Convention to be held soon
Tho Rev Arthur }. Kenny has been appointed as
slsant to Father Saltcr. u the immaculate Con-
cepton Church in Tuckahoc. in place OF Father
lssa who has accepted professionally In an East
Miss IL B Spencer OF Armour villa Park Bronx
VILE was OF the nine students TO receive prizes
the commencement in Rosemary Hall. Walling-
Tomorrow at 1880 a. m. chidrcn's day. or Flower
sunday wa be celebrated In tho Bronxville Re-
Miss 4 u. BakeIey, q White Plains. for several
years principal OF the Jefferson Place Public School
The subject OF Incorporation as a village IS again
revived n Bronxvlle. and. u voted on now. will un-
Charles VI. Dunn and his family have returned
from New-York CITY to their pretty cottage In JEFF
principal j f. Quigley. Of the Wakefield Public
school took this years graduating class to New
s f PARK last s Sfss sy to see St fs rsR nieSa
Trinity Church. etc
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
9)n and Arp11rn Ul1e &rfatfr Nfm1~1n

bo offered TO take the entire lot bearing per cen.
interest at par. and paying premium OF S'o" 10,
them This was offer of about 1o7 lib f|aen oonu
is for the principal Of 1900 and ther n me-
same amount being paid each year thereafter un
the entire amount Is paid. The bids ana Ddoers =. 90
nTeminm ar New-York Security and Trust Company
bar and 1921 premium; Cushman; fIsher WE
Noston IS Gd; y W. Harris x Co. New lork
icS a. Dietz DenIson g. Co. Boston. lc6Nl Bertron
& Storrs New York. lo602: Whann Schiesslusst n.y.,
New York l05 81; Street, Wykes Co, NeW- loIIh'
ic5 Is. George NJ Hahn New-York 40; W l. gun IN
tard New-York l5 90 n Morrison Ne%- UK or o yo 10
Eiward G. Jones Company, New ork, lo4O, tne
Lamprecht Brothers Company New, YORK, Ios,Iy
ienWell & Everitt New-York 1923 $50, Farsofl Leacn
g. Co New York 1923; s a. Kean. par ana accrued
interest Not only does this prove how Mount YER
~ III lders from Ncw-York and other cities proved
that The Tribune is excellent advertising medium,
as II was the only NewYork paper that contained the
adv
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
. WOMAN N THE BOARD OF rS''''

From The Chicago Tribune ,o. ner sppesr's,rss
One Young woman who makes .issrs ~, sbsgss "a
daily IN the little group nnrth end Of tnI IslIDs.
close OF the has selected an I,sSs concen
She is tho representative OF sssdlnss " IN the
ana sells and buys stareS has denonssDs,' woman
nr: nS tSe las, Ave or six months can aSs
can sell lard terces as wen as Sroup o! wnr I,
II she is OF the right SORT ieres;ing In M
,orhis par 49,. nouf dozen dealers soos employ.
most OF them boss coopers' I'm This Dus, 80 foot
Ing from ten 70 t0Ty rces and make sales a. door
of the stairs running up 10 the vesselnen wns srs
is balanced by lt,le group v.nce % The CO.. eo'r nrr
meets az the Sherman sckers sSgs who meet Se -
TG Vision pit daily and while some M most q sss
Board OF Trade memberships. 'h The boss eo0rsai sai
trading Is done IN sNe q, competon for than
their business Is nuch Hs"''' .os "
used to be. makes lveLlnoo,sh
selling cooperage got into the snn was ssnSss
peculiar chain OF clrcumstances' oooner He oe' snl
rapher In the office OF ksd ks4sdN an agency As' BOD
put partner In charse inisaftion ins another y" Ii,
lob OF IT, and after reorganlIattn ~ nredecessol ,m
came on and did as badly as me n's IN the mean G
stonorrapher az the Keokuk oflice ~ mnsrome anirsS
had come on 10 Chicago, anI norodlct OF tns = ~
both with the marketing OF ,on tho business. snS M
fnctory and with the commission ~ failure o. "a
nron,od ''r to the management on me ne business
second partner 10 make SUI. SUE sj,ce Her po,i .
and has been managing i.sarance !. in the n.''
no rrno "a The least part Of her 10 ensS
sne has had light little iau'e n u'enspect stock,
her to climb into ne carr out Of slaves and
carries on the correspondence OF here Her s,l snol
has charge OF the banking com meetings are vi ID
sa,ss n,o az ihs hsh,sby-whiskered old men but s
cllned to give her fair play az ne, 40 far - n
are unanimous In the opinion ~ ."e eeood man
cooperaEe is concerned she 10 a. s'SS
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
CANINE HER0Bh
From The Springfield Republican.

From The Springfield Repuolcsh. .r,. FOUNDED
In France there exists order OF Of Cruelty .
Animals of which the members az 81 bravery, 4
distinguished themselves by desSs sSsoy r Is swaas'
tasteiully designed collar OF Among the snlns.:
already aP s decorated in this way en- o. whose
ccls6ratod is Bacsh9s ssrsss aGss BY Ss -
sHsnE siss n the the Rue T IS svsa the
%5sssas ANNA JS sAs ns ss'iay ss Say Pss
his mistress from the attack ~ Mad smia. noISs -
sPs"%a %oans thfea his from df''''
diNerenf occasions
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
PLEASANTVILLE.

The children's day programme will be repeated
In the First Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
row. last Sundays rain having prevented the en-
tire programme from being given. many were
absent.
In the Presbyterian Church to-morrow evening
the Rev II. r. White will deliver n memorial SER
mon to the l. q. .. +.
Next Wednesday evening the Earnest Workers
will hold a sociabe In the home OF James Crune
for tho benefit Of the church with which the society
Is fQnpected. =.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MOUNT VERNON.
,,,r posrpoXrD CHIIDREN'S DAY EN-
ERCIsEs TO BE HELD TOMORROW.
...,,, ,,,,,,>.rsrp,T1ON ~ NEW HANDS
vrrJ-ATTf<pED RECEPTION HELD III
,-,,,. IvnMA\s CLUB.

wErI-ATTE<pED RECEPTION hi"" ID
- .o,,,>.s crrvp
~ - ,oor ,v,, no,
Anticipating tnH' ''e "'"'' - ,,,,'o tn
impose upon the coh'''e"' 49, ,i.hr,.ion OF
morrow It d.d last Suh'aS' ",' ...,',,.l IN
"Chihirn's Day, "h,c" ""' ~ -. ,.,.,,,r, q,
the Baptist and Meihoi''' '"" :, ts o,.o
the weather. WI axe p'A'' , 49,. ~. or
expected mat th' Ho"''' w." ..t .h,r.,~.,.
n,rcked lv the br.gales Of Sun'AN-s''''' ''''
i ....., .fte folds A week VII ht
'h'' "'s'
gathered to-day
In9 '"nD~y ,'o making sr,a. irei~-ai'oas
., the churches are H''".'7 o., ,.-
for the annual summer outings
hyterian church VIII have ' .,..
week, ana viii 80 '' o"N''s '' 49,, .n,
take A steamboat 70 '.'a"a'"" s..,...-...,,.,
Hudson The Congregational '""''" ~
VII have iis excursion 30 '''
Island sound on June -' ""' "'' '" ,,.,..
boat AT Thrd-ave. ana 'h'-'''''''' '
ih.rl-s, a. f. a. on tnat day ai4 '''''" "'
o '"'" . ,. ,-,,,-
The Comm!ss oners on water S'ppY nv
'N''' ,..,. .,l ,ti.~s having know
"'''' ~" ''' .,. ..,., ,-1 ~ source, ~
va.or s.2piy wla Doc iay.'et - consul, "in -
Cousn. .ss orefs I'D" lii'f'- ''''- l......
dent. Char.'s 9. .Hf'' w %. 49,
S""'.' -''''-'.-' -
Tho residents ~ vernon ', .. Co.,.
20 have a demonstration on '''.
ciule The i"l'A''' '' MS . .t.
ins ~ an morn, IF ..~ - be- an a.i-lay
""l, "".ii'" H., i,ry. gr1v. and a display of fireworks
vii De gwen ~ tne evening
Valentine s1uare. where the so,I.ers' Monument
nov, stands and winch ground Vac SVEN 20 tn" cry
lv Colonel Henr; HI-s - lk"ly 20 become INC
cl,v's centre Notwithstanding iis llmii'i area '
is The only park ,ha, 'he city nnoris Near i- me
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TARRYTOWN.

Miss Fannie Harris will shortly sail for Europe
where she intends 10 remain until September.
w D. Greene formerly OF Jersey City, has re-
ceyed the appointment Of superintendent of the
Young Mems Lyceum. In place OF Mr.. Polkenhorn.
Miss Anna Blauvet. of upper Main-st.. Is enter
taining her friends. Miss T.. Violet Bauer and Miss
Margaret Blauvelt Of Nyack.
Yesterday special musical day at the fair'
ana an interesting programme. which follows, was
prepared:
piano duet Stories from Nacom's aiehhsui'
~ Miss Fannie Harris and Edwin RAKE
Ae wv Professor Arnold Kutner. ,.
soprano solo I'll Baco
D0T George Ely
Soprano solo. japanese LULLABY .....''''''''''De i
'N'' Miss Gilirap.
Tenor SOLO from The Trumpcer ot SaK"ehsen '-''''
A' '' Professor Arnold kutner. - .
Soprano SOLO, 10" "' ' Yeller
Miss BEDDING ,y.o,,
Miss Fannie Harris and Edwin haKe'
The programme was under the management OF
Miss Reddng.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
STATEN ISLAND.
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO Rnsrnn,
RICHMOND COUNTY

AN OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE OF ..rur
BOUGH" TO BIZ GIvEN-LAsr Mpv- ~
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT q,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MOUNT PLEASANT.

The Republican League OF Mount fieasa", "e-'
a mass-meeting on Thursday evening ana en vi
Enthusiastically ratified the nominations maze !" -
Iou,s Noah Davis L. II. Kent and others ad-
dressed the meeting. The enthusiasm was COZ " ~.
ued by the entire assembly parading thIouSh si 1J
streets OF North Tarrytown and TarTytoWh' heaueA
bv a brass band and the Leagues gee clup'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09

Judge w. A. Hooker has gone
TO Palatka to open circuit court
today.
Cranberries, thew are large and
red at Birdsey & Co.'S
A. l. Burnstt went TO Leesburg
today ou business and Will return
tonight. a"
Modssty. gnod bumor, pruder &C
and bravery make gentleman.
a rice cottage is just being
competed in the first ward near
the edge of town.
a fire lunch basket for Ioc at
Ocala News Depot.
Mrs. c. 4. Brown has returned
from Atlanta where she went 10
purchase goods.
We have the Mammoth PenciI
Tablet for only 5 cents. OcsIa
News Dept.
Rev. ]. c. Porter went to Lake
Weir this afternoon to celebrate
his 4Ist birthday.
u. X. Waterman & Co., lave
just opened splendid line of coats
N the fastest styles and at right
prices.
Mrs. ]. n. Edwards has closed
her restaurant in the Witness
building.
You want a rev winter suit, u.
r. Waterman.& Co, have it and
they cannot be under sold.
At The Racket-Brass shoe
nails sc, cuspidores Sc, 3 corner
flies SC, flat files &c, coffee mills
zoe, yard lamp wick p, nice lur ch
buckets Is and % cents, quart
measures sc, quart CUPS sc, ?
quart covered buckets 6c, knives
nd forks So.
Raisins, currents. citrCn, pruneS
and al kinds OF dried fruit at Bird
sew & Co.'S
Buckwheat cakes. AL but tie
making at B:rdsey & Co.'S.
u. Il. Waterman s. Co.'S cloth
ng department is piled up With
he finest line of c'othingi in the
state Prices considered.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09
IsLAt AMI piFSDN -
a - Item 81 Interest
90. OuT * .-.ssfS-T=-

Swnron NJ Word A a.ysl-
havr arrived al Ocsla News DsPo'
E.'& w Cuffs twenty-five cents
a par at Rowe,I's.
Capr. Wcrch Of We!chtcn Is il
town.
The cheapesr groocri,s IN t.
city at ]. B. SuttCn's, % Expos
ton street.
W.P Harris of the Pant SYs-
TEN is in town.
Ledeers. copying hooks ard AL
kinds of flee supplies ar Ocais
News Depot.
G.. c. Stap'yton returned from
Lecsburg ;oday.
Novels. magazines. newspapers
and re1it Cicsls If the latest 6Gl
fious always on hand at Ocale
News Depot.
The weather has turned deci-
dedly cooler
TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails TO cure. 25c.
Rev. J. c. Porter is in town to-
day.
Outline If box paper. ladies'
station AIRY and visiting cares are
all the latest style. .Ocala News
Depot.
c. d. Walker CT Jacksonville is
st the Montf yuma
MacGereI, large and small, can
be found at Brdsey & Co.'S
w. s. Proskey is in Jackson
vile on business.
When wishing fresh oysters
nicely served in any style stop at
the Toigne Restaurant.
nj. A. Reich of Savannah is in
town Oh business
Send your orders for groceries,
fresh meats, fish and produce by
phone No. SO at l.. >: Backs,
Stalls IL, IL and IS. city market.
b. AREN'T WIS taken seriously
Ill yesterday.
AT The Racket lots Of new gel
glasswear, new French fire proof
dishes and loc, fancy candies.
Chas. T. Gibson, the Graham
vile merchant, is in town.
Our 10 cent box paper cannot
be equalled Ocala News Depot.
r. r. Carroll moved TO the BUT
cottage in the firstw ward to6ay.
Birdsey & Co. are still headquar-
tiers tor new Florida syrup.
Read the al of the Hermitage
dairy in today's issue.
Roweli's two dollar shoe for
men gives satisfaction every time.
Joe Mick!e Of NewbsrSy regis !
tered at The Ocala yesterday.
Our assortment Of wa king
sticks will convince you that we
are ''up 20 date" in cur business.
Sc them. Davidson & Van
Echop.
]. a. Rowell received a very
painful burn on his wrist yester-
day.
See Rowel's dollar shoe for
either mans or woman's. Itwears
all.
Rev. Taylcr, pastor of the Meth
odist church a Anthony, is in
town.
Don't forget that we Rave ali |
kinds Of school books ard school |
supplies. Ocala News Depot.
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Babies

w. w. Philips returned from
Melbourne today where be vert
- visit his parents.
Psjan as ard night robes in nav
designs, Davidson & VanEChop
Have you tried that EIgip
creamery butter at Birdsey's? It's
fine.
The daily telegram from TIE
weather bureau in Jacksonville
says ]ook out for frost tonight.
Adlsr's celebrated kid gloves in
the new shades. Davidson & Van
Echop.
For rent cheap TIE store room
in the Baptist Witness bui'dirg
Apply at this Office.
Miss Jare ard Mr.. Christian
Richie have returned from a pleas
ant visit TO s.. Augustine.
Attractive styles, superior fin.
ISL ard exquisite patterns in f.
ncckwt ar Davidson 6 Var Ecbol
The finest lire cf fall ard Write.
clothing in town can be seen 1T u
X. WateImsn & Co.'S The prices
are very low.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

LONDON. Sept ga Berlin dispatch
to The Standard reports great damages
have been done aud many casualties by
the storm.
The Spanish ship Hugo is stranded on
Amelandi point four miles north Of the
coast Of Friesland CThe Spanish steam.
er Hugo from New Orleans 10 Bremen,
was last reported at Bremen In APRIL
Warning guns are being fired At Ham
burg. The Elbe has risen i2 feet. and
many small vessels have been torn from
their rooungs. Cellars have also been
flooded.
The Ems have also ovcrAowed and
the town o. Ribe. containing about 40OC
people and situated In Jutland, has beer
submerged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

COLUMNS. o.. Sept. 26-The Ohio
coaloperators' committee. az meeting
here. adopted a resolution declaring It to
be the sense Of the committee that IL Is
necessary, in accordance with the agree
ment between the miners and operators
fixing a Scent dinercntial between Ohio
and P,tsburg districts, that the price Of
mining be reduced in Ohio 20 conform
with the reduction In ,he Pittsburg
rate As the P.itshurg rate is now 54
cents. the reduction demanded would
make the ratio in OHIO % c,nts, l6 cents
below the present rate The Ohio OPP
orators say they viii insist on the re.
duction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27
THAT LETTER or BIsMARcps.
n l. Causing JubnAilon In the Agra
rian Circles

LoNpoS. sept. ee-Tho correspond.
ent Of The Times at Berlin says;
"Pnnce Bismarck's letter 70 Governor
Culborson Of Texas, commanding the
idea that the United States should un.
dcrtake the free coinage Of silver indie.
pendently Of other nations, has been
hailed with jubilation in agrarian cir.
cles here. tits quite true that he al.
ways hankorod for a double standard,
but when in office ho would mover 40.
sumo the responsibility for any bimot.
allie measure. HIS letter may be added
to the list Of irresponsible but danger.
Gus uiteranoes deriving importance from
their power TO mislead persons possess.
ing greater capacity Tor hero worship
than for independent Thought"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

LEADyuLE, Colo, Sept. 26.-The FIRST
delegation Of IS miners from Missouri
arrived late yesterday afternoon. The
miners were surrounded by soldiers and
taken to the Emmett mine, followed by
crowds.
All Of the men under arrest have been
released on bail Of $500 each.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

ESNIs, Tex, Sept. e6-John Kerr, q
negro, has been arrested and taken 10
the waxahachio Jail, charged with the
killing Of Ben Wilson near India. In the
extreme northeast portion Of Ellis coan.
~. Wilson's dead body was found
wednesday morning In the public road.
lie had evidently been shot several
hours before.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

LEADvILLE, Colo, Sept. 26.--IAst
night passed without an attack on any
mines, although the strikers were very
much excited over the importation Of
miners from Missouri by the Small
Hopes company.
In the neighborhood Of the hex mine,
where a guard Of 30 soldiers was sta
toned. there was some shooting early
today, but so far a. IL known no one
was injured The shooting was started
by some men who fed when the guards
returned the fire.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

Columns. Ind. Sept. S6.-The en-.
tire woodwork Of the county Jail burned
yesterday. The original cost Of the
building was $4,000; the loss was eco.
200. The fire originated in the hospital
department and was started BY Alex.
Bell. horsothief, who has made many
attempts to escape, There were many
prisoners in the Jail, and when taken
out they were almost sufiocated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27
ONE LITTLE sKlRmlsH.
Attack Made on the IbsE Mine. bat ths
Caards Triumphed.

LEADymLE, Colo, Sept 26.-Word
has reached headquarters that the
guards at the Ibex mine have been fred
on, but no one was hurt. The guards
returned the FIRE and sent out asquAd 10
try and run down the attacking pasty.
About 30 shots were fired. and II IL NOT
yet known whether or not any Of the
strikers were wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

ESSEX, Ia, Sept. 26-Five business
houses were entirely consumed and the
contents Of four Others practically ruined
by fire last night The town has no
facilities for fighting FIRE and Shenandoah
and Red Oak were called on for assist.
ance. which was sent The loss viii
aggregate $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

LONDON. Sept GA hurricane swept
the coast late Thursday night and the
seas were terrific. Great damage was
done 10 the buildings about the harbors.
wharves, piers. etc, and vessels were
stranded at many points. The crews,
however, were saved by the lifelines.
Much wrcckage is strewn about the
shore in al directions. SO far there are
few fatalities reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

LONDON. Sept 96.-The admiralty has
received dispatch from Nagasah, ia.
pan, stating that a boat belonging Ia
her majcs.y's ship Narcissus, an arm
oFod cruiser. capsiEed ON Sept. II In
Fish river. and that Captain Lang and
three seamen were drowned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

SAN Francisco. Sept. 90. Captain,
Scott Of the little schooner Herman,
which has just arrived from Kodiak
with a catch Of otter skins, brought fur
ther assurance Of the loss Of the sohoon'
or Edward p. Webster and the lives oi
the % men she carried.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

CLINTON No sept e6-firo this
morning totally dosugel .ae Nosshern
nllnols co,logo d vuiiou, loss tloo.ooo.
Thirty students were an bed and -.
capea with slight injuries 20 one q ths
asml-s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

BvFFALo. Sept s6.-Tho Polish Ro-
man Catholic congress has finished 10
anal session and adjourned 20 meet In
lcpiombor. 1898, az Chicago. The In
dependent Polish Catholic convention
has adjourned 10 meet Aus. 3, 1897. Al
rllrana
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27
eIo pAMAoEs cLAIMEp.
Result Of the Fearful Accident At Point
Ellis bridge.

Lllis bridge.
VANCOUVER, B. O.. Sept. &C. The fear
ful disaster at Point Ellis bridge on
May 90. last. when an electrician.
loaded to its fullest capacity. dashed
through the bridge. was recalled 10
mind yesterday when Minister ID. @.
Macdonnell. on behalf Of the relatives Of
those killed. served writs, In all some
% being issued, the damages claimed
amounting to between 100000 and
s50OooO. The corporation Of Victoria
and Consolidated Railway company the
Is named as defendants, being charged
with joint negligence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

DALLAS. sept. sd.-Charles / Evans,
who wss a Confederate soldier, q former
DemooIal. bul who u nov . Ropab,
ucsn. 4 trying % ga up an excursion q
500 sx.cmfcasrala soldiers % sislt No
klnles ~ o. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27
ESSEX SWEPT sY A FlRe.
several buildings Destroyed aud the
Loss wu he Large.

CREsToN, Ia, Sept. 2B.-The entire
business portion Of Essex. a town Of 1900
people, about 30 miles from here on the
Burlington, Is in flames. Fire depart
ments Of Shenandoah and Red Oak have
gone to the scene on a special train. The
fre broke out In the building containing
the telephone Office, and as the instru.
ments were removed 20 save them. com.
munication with Essex is cut or, so that
no further particulars can be learned, rs
yet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27

LONDON. Sept. 26.-Advioes received
from Spain. France and the whole Of
England show that numerous wrecks
have occurred on the coasts and that the
gale has done much damage every
where.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27
RESULTED SERIOUSLY.
over = Joke Ono Man shoots Another
and Thsn sulcldsa

and Thsn Suicides
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-In q Bour-
bon street clearinghouse today Harry
Goldsmith, a solicitor for the Debenture
company, and james Goldstetn. .
clothing drummer, quarrelled about q
Joke that GOldstein had perpetrated on
Goldsmith. Goldsmith shot Goldstein
twice in the head, affecting mortal
wounds Goldsmith then turned the
pistol TO his own head and blew out his
brains Both men were young and IN.
married
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-27
FLOUR UP At MANITOBA
u Advances Finy Cents on = barrel
In Two Days.

In Two Days
MONTREAL, Sept. 26.-The price Of
Manitoba -four has advanced 80 cents a
barrel in the last two days, in sympathy
with the advance in Chicago wheat and
higher prices are being paid for wheat
In the Manitoba country markets. Mani.
toba wheat has advanced s 10 10 cents q
bushel since the season opened. The
farmers are now getting 81 TO 81 oentI
for No. Manitoba hard wheat Al
country points.