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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
HOLMES MANY CRIMES
He Writes a COME ssion Of
His Dastardly Deeds.
SAYS he KILLED TwEETY-sEvES.

HAD sl1 More Marked a. Victim, but
Circumstances Fooled Bis Pians-Oniy
Of the Murders Of Minnie VIII lEins
and Hh BOY Does the Condemned Man
Express Any Rsmorse.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE North
American OF this city printed this morn
ing what purports to DO senteI COS from
the confession alleged 20 have boon
made by Murderer II. II. Holmes The
confession covers nearly throo newspa.
per pages written in Holmes own hand.
writing and detailing with a minute.
meas that is at times simply revolving,
tho arch mutilatOr AM au'hor OF ~
murders. a. he admits himself 70 be,
states with something ! ko pathos that
he does so simply that no may obtain
enough money to oduoato his boy
Holmes writes OF his blooicurdliug
atrocities with an abandon that simply
appAlls one Not one grain Of remorss
seems TO enter into the construction Of
that document. and never Tor moment.
except In two isolated cases--one where
he refers tonohingly 20 the memory OF
Minnie Williams and another time
whom no pathetioally speaks OF an out.
rage perpetrAted on his boy--doos the
redeeming element OF pity figure in the
case. Regret is never for moment,
expressed, and he comes out boldly and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
- Q. - 80 -.
80 40. n.r4 ia Wn.s. AMI Game Wet
in 1883

in 1893
CAns1N. Nov Apri il-Goycrnm
John i. Jones, who died a, san Fran.
cisco. was born IN Wales. De-, % 1870
Ho came to the United States with his
parents and settled Ia Iowa In 1850. He
was educated in the public schools.
finishing with a 4 year course IN tho
Iowa state university. He was a school
teacher In hii early manhood. and az.
forwards, like most western men. fol-
lowed mining and such yocatious az
came % his hand, Ia Colorado, Wyom.
.ng ami Nevada. Ia 1893 ho held the OF.
fee Of United States deputy internal
revenue collector. residing az Eureka,
New Ia 1883 he was elected surveyor
general Of the state By the Republican
party. Ho was roolectod In 1890. sorv.
lag until Do took tho onl,o as governor
Ia 1898 10 was elected governor by
tho silver party.
Ho viii bo succeeded by Lieutenant
Governor Relnhoid sailer. now acting
governor. News ol MS death caused
great sorrow in this city and state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
EXPULSION oF MR. KNAPP.
No sstsfaeio'y Fxplanaiion Has Hssr
Made by the Tor,e.

49," ~ ~" ANNtfs
CossrASINorLR. April / Although
the Turkish government has officially
Announced<ihat missionaries in Asia
Minor viii aot DO expelled so long rs
thoy comply with the law. " It becomes
more aud moro apparent as tie facts
leak out that Rev George Knapp has
teen expelled In spite Of the undor-
standing between United States Minis.
ter Terrell and the Turkish government.
Almost daily negotiations on tho sub
joct tako place between the United
States charge d anaires, Mr. Riddle,
and the Turkish minister for foreign
affairs, bui the matter is still mlsandor
stood and seems TO be assuming d
grayer aspect as time passes.
The missionaries place little faith Ia
tho assurance OF tho porto that IL Is moi
intended 20 oxncl them from Asia Mt
nor Some preiext for their oxpuh M
they believe, will DO found whenever
the porte deems it necessary. sach q
charge a. oonspiring against tho gov
ernmout Is easily made aud can readily
be established 90 tho satisfaction OF a
Turkish oiiicial looking for an o. p)riu
nifty 10 condemn a Christian.
Tho future OF missionaries depends
upon Russia an 10 Is upon tho Russian
government ana not Turkish govern
ment that inhuenco should te brought
TO bear in order 90 protect the lvoi aud
property Of the missionaries
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

Karrs Clover Root Tea Is sure
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 80 quickly.
Sold by Sam Il. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan.
The Central Texas Colored institute
completed iis work here yesterday and
adjourned.
ia rcceived al exquisite line Of
summ,r dress DDS, linens, dimite
ducks, crepons and brocalcd salcens--
the newest thugs in nryan at Cole
Bros. See them. liz
Price Cearnals and wife and 'evCral
others expect TO leave Monday night ior
an excnrsion TO Monterey, Mexico.
+. +. Mistrot has purchased and re-
ceived through Williamson Bros, an
elegant $1,000 Victoria.
Constipation causes more than half
the Ills OF women. Karls Clover Root
Ten Is a pleasant cure for Constipation
Sold by Sam u. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
Proceeding. Of Congress.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE senate
took upthe question Of sectaTian Iudian
schools yesterday. but did not complete
IT, The debate was very temperate
At the close Of the day tho bill passed
providing for tho Transmississippi aud
international exposition at Omaha in
1898.
The senate adjourned 20 Monday.
The house spent the entire day In
general debate on 'he filed cheese bill.
Today the bill will DO read undor tho 8.
minute rule FOR amendment.
Tho house held a night session devot.
Cd to private pensions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12


O. Fink returned from Waco yesler'
day.
wanlod-A few boarlerr. Apply "a
Mrs. Dr.. Jas. r. Johnson. ~
Tyler IIaswell was in Dallas vest, r
day.
Ladies' madTes shirt wais'- and beau
tifnl belts to match at Cole Bros. ia
Miss Mary Rohic went TO Hearne
yesterday.
Mrs. y. N. Hall Is vlsliIni Ia Hemp
,iead.
George Deaton Is up from Fayeiie
county on visit.
". 4. Majors was In nom the Rranos
bottom yesterday.
New stock Ladies' slippers, oxforlu
and straps In Toxic shapes at Cole
BrJs. III
Miss Virginia West IL visiting her
lister At Hearne.
J. Zulch and A. II. lIaFberi returned
from Galveston yes erday.
Summer mating IN beautiful pat
terms, bolinct mosquito netting, etc,
just received al Cole Bros III
Mrs. Emma Mitchell Of Dallas Il visit.
Ing Relatives IL Bryan.
Mr.. D. D. Daw on is visiting In
Waller county.
Beautiful line OF ladies fine madres
shirt waists, tie latest styles and e.
fects, just received at Cole Bros. III
Mrs. Blanche Knox and Mrs. Idelle
Kinney came down from Hearne yesier-
day.
Consumption, I.aGrlppe, Pneumonia,
aud all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured By Shiloh's Cure. Sold by sam
r. Wilson 4 Co. Bryan.
A Jersey COW al Enuis gave birth 10
three we'll developed calves a few days
since.
Try alfalfa. Il Is fine for stock. Also
have full line OF other feed stuns.
Phone 81. 7. +. Ca.tles.
City Mgrshal Sheibirne rays, a. the
matter now stands, the stock law will
70 into effect next Tuesday.
Thousands OF cases Of Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Group are
cured every day by ShllOh's Cure. Sold
by sam b. Wilson & Co, Bryan.
Yesterday the town was full Il people
and business rushing, but the wind and
sand was terrible.
II you want present, zee our beau
liiul line Of novelties In painted china
and cut glassware. ll2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

The Norh-bound passenger train due
here at . O'Clock thi. morning was be-
hind time several hours, cau,el by a
break down al Cypress.
The game Of hall between rryan aud
College yesterday broke up In a dispute
at the last half Of the ninth inning.
We are informed the score stood 8 10
in favor Of Bryan.
White playing yesterday moruing
Erwin Zone, the 9 year-old step.son of
of Mr. ]. A. Myers was accidentally cut
vi h long piece Of broken glass, the
slender point Of the glass entering
the right side about two inches.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

HELENA, Mon, April ll.--Auother
victim has boon added 20 the Hope mino
disaster A resouing party succeeded
In descending 70 tho i0).toot Lowell Bad
air made Thorn como up soon. Al, 10.
turned but one. An attempi was made
to go haoS a'tsr him, but th9 gas had
increased so that it was impossible.
The man is lead beyond q doubt Therl
are no signs OF life yet from the seven
men entomtol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

CoNsTANrlNorLE. April i;.-An Off.
eial note mas been issued by the Turkish
government categorlcally denying that
Rev. George p Knapp, tho American
missionary who il visiting" the vail
Of Bits Is imprisoned there, as has
been reported. Tho noie also statos
that tie reported expulsion OF other
missionaries from Asia Minor Is devoid
Of foundation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

NEW YoRE, April ll.-Grcat propa.
ratonl are being made Tor the recep.
tion on mex Tuesday OF the Marquis Of
Yamagata, inspector general OF tho
Japanese army The marquis aud his
suite arc now on their way from San
Francisco 20 this city The members of
his suite are Mr. Tsuisuk. the librarian
OF the imperial household, Major Osh.
ma, DR. Hial, urg on OF the Japanese
army, Mr. Kawasta. secretary Of tho
foreign department. and tho marquis
interpreter aud valet
Daring yhoir stay they will DO ontor.
tainod hy Governor Morton and star.
Atilnnt General T. A. McAlpin and
the r.vcnm's stat viii meet tho party
AZ Niagara Fails on Monday when they
will icave Tor New York. stopping of
at Albany whore Governor Morton viii
give a reception In their honor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
ANoTHlR sla TNTgRrRlse.


ADNA AAinnNr.
Ia PoRrE. Ind. April ll.-Last do.
oomber tho Lac La Belle company Of
this place aud tho Munisinr company
OF Cleveland Ohio. owning iGi. 900 acros
Of timber land Ia Michigan tributary %
Munisiuy and Lake Superior sold
the bark from both trails to Boston and
Salem. Mass, parties and stipulated Tor
tho erection Of ono OF tho largest tan.
ncsies IN tho United States at Munising.
To-day the same two clmpanie' sold TO
John c. French Of Olean. \. Y, and
Milo Lyman Of Potter coaniy. Pa. all
Of the homlock timber on both premises
after the bark had boon peeled there.
from, estimated a. moro than i00. 0OO..
0O0 ico. One OF tho conditions OF tho
transaction requires the purchasers 60
at onco eroot a mill Of Muniling with a
capacity Tor manufacturing not less
than 90. 600. 600 feet OF tho lumber pur.
chased In the ordinary saving season Of
zach yoar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

karla Clover Root Tea puriiies ~
blood aud gives a clear and bead
complexion. Sold by Sam II. Wilson
A. Co, Bryan.
Misirot bros received an immen,e
shipment Of goods by express yesler-
day.
Eos Sale-My residence. Well loeai-
Ell near graded school h Rh and well
drained, With every convenience. Ap.
Ply % V. D. hudson. ll9
". u. fost returned from Onnge
and Beaumont yesterday and went 10
Dallas last night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
osmpls,sa rhslr Pl.n..

ST Louis, April 1.-THE Illinois
Central officials have completed theiI
plans for the reorganization Of their
new 81 Louis division. formerly the
Cairo Short Lane, AZ result Of q con.
ference George + Larry, formerly gen.
erAl freight and passenger agent Of the
Cairo Short Line, Ia appointed assistant
general freight agent Of the Illinois
Central with headquarters AZ st. Louis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
Waller ARRIVES At NV YoRI
ue says uc wa, Released Prom Prison
on Tch 90.

~ 'AAa AN - AsfNNAHNN NHNAN AAAHNl
on Tch 90.
NEW YoEE. April John Waller.
late Uuitoi statos consul az Amitiye,
Madagascar was second class passen.
ger on the steamer New Y,rs. which
arrived today from southampton. Ho
stated Co a reporter a; tho quarantine
station that be- was released from prison
la Franco FEB 90. exactly n months
from tho timo he was sentenced az
Man,gascar. 10 declined to difcus his
case at length. but said DO f,it coma.
dent OF ultimate justification Of his 90.
tons. He inquired auziously as 70 the
health OF h.s wife and family, who have
been at Baltimore the past two months
Waller sail whilo on the guardships
az Madagascar and during HE passage
10 France his treatment was simply IN.
human. hu' that az tie prisons In
France his IL was no worse than that
OF an ordinary prisoner Tho food
served laofed nutrimont and be was
obliged 10 purchase bis supplies out.
side.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
-Four Days la Trance.

DECATUR, Ind, April ll.-Aftor ly.
ing four days in trance az Pleasant
Valley, Mrs Lidia Nelson has been re-.
vived. Several hours after rogaining
consciousness her lower limbs aud
tongue became paralyEsd She claims
10 have conversod with Christ and saw
many strange visiona She is slowly
recovering.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
Two Years Por Murder.

ST.. LOUIS. April John R,pp, the
dogoatohoF. charged with murder In
the flrst degree. was found guilty Of
murder In the fourth degree In Judge
Eimunds court and sentenced 10 two
years In the penitontiAry Ga oct 10
Rapp shot John Hopnes, 70 years old.
The boy died from the effects OF his
wound Jan. 8. Rapp claims that Hop
ner had thrown stones a. him while he
vas driving BY on his wagon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

XENiA. O.. April ll.-John Cotton. a
farmland, sho; Eliza Bryan, bis om-
ployCr. through the heart ou The lattor's
farm near Jamestown Cotton booamo
enrag,d bocauso DO was told 90 clean
the stable better, he gave himself up
and claims Bryan attacked him with a
pitchforS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

WASHINGTON. April ll.-Mcasles Is
running he course IA the Presidents
family at tn White House. Bath took
the disease then little Esther. Both
are progrosHugrapidly towarluoovop
80 FAR the baby. Marion, has shown no
Egns Of ailment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

II will tickle you after You try IT,.
You will be delighted with the re ulis
L gets there quick, no trouble, but a
gieat pleasure. The wond,r Ice Cream
Freezer does the work. You vi ! grin
and smack your lips In i've minutes
afier you begin. Try one il9
J. A. Myer..
Services at the Methodist church to
day: Sunday sch ,ol At 9ii preach.
ing at II A. m by Rev. wcems
wootion, presiding elder; Epworlh
League devotional meeting al $50 p.
m; Love Feast at 4 p. M preaching a.
O'Clock by Rev. W. woolton.
Ask your physician, your druggist
and your friends about Shiloh's Cure
for Consumption. They win recon-
mend II. Sold by Sam u. Wilson Il
Co, Bryan.
Rev. s. o Mitchell preached at the
nAINrA NNNlNN Aa-t ulahA Ahh VIII
continue revival services during the
coming week. lie is assisted by the
well known singer V. c. Hart Of Ca.
weston Preaching ly the evan gel 1t
today At II a m, and a. night All
are cordially invited and urged to A..
tend the meetings.
Cold butter, cold mix. fresh beef
steak can't be had ladies unless you
buy one II the reliable Peerless refiiger.
ators. TAX is cheap but there i n
economy in buying a cheap con plical-
ed refrigerator. We sell the hest. You
call aud examine for yourself and after
looking you will zee that sell what
you want and you will levy all others
sadly alone. 40 J. A. Myers.
Rev. Geo. n. Clolhier and Misses
Mamie Clothier and Dlra White will
leave Monday night for the Epwollh
League convention at San Antonio
Others will probsbly accompany q EN-.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

Kansas ropuiiata Favor Him a. The
Prrsideniial Candidate.


ST LotIt April il.-Chairman John
". Bc.doaihal o., the Populist STATE
committees Of Kansas ana ox. Governor
Levoiine arc here % secure quarters
for the Kansas crowd AZ the national
Populist convention. Chairman Brold.
enihal says the kansas Populisis are IN
favor Of O combination OF silver and
Popuiist iosco' on a national ticket aud
they arc willing 20 give up the name Of
"Pecp.e's Party" and substitute INA.
tional, or any other name, IN order to
win.
Judge II my C. Caldwell Of the
United States circui; oour, Is the favor.
ito Of the Kansas Popullsts Tor presi.
dent. All that sid. be required OF him
Is @ resign the bench and have the solid
vote O. Arkansas and Texas IN the 50.
Louis convention
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

AUSTIN. April 1.-THE rumor has
gained currency hero that Chairman
Dudley win soon call the state Demo.
cratic executive committee together
with a view 90 changing the ruling Of
the committee with regard 20 voting on
the silver question.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
ohIo.. nemaeralIs canvsnlIsn.

Columns, April 1.-The Dimocratic
state committee mot here and decided
tho state convention should be- hold in
Columbus on June %. aud delegates 90
be selected at primaries. Hon John A.
Mcmahon Of Dayton. will DO temporary
ehairmnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

San fRANcisco. April % Governor
Jones 90 Nevada dloi at the Palace ho-
tol here last night Governor Jones
had been IN for several months and
came % this city furmodical treatment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The treas.
ury lost tgS6, 900 in gold coin and t4l..
200 in bars which leaves the true
amount Of the reserve sig7. 6S4. asa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
A RAnshmaa Tihds Ills stspson Dead
and Hls wife serIeusly Hurt.

- 80 y - 1AAANAAAN
DENVER. April il.-when Manager
Alexander C. Miller Of the Warner
Ranch. ~ miles east Of Denver. arrived
a. home from the city at / o'clock this
morning he found his stopsOn. aged 70,
dead. and his wife unconscious and
bleeding to death. The boy had been
stabbed through the heart and the
woman had numerous wounds about
her body. Tho house had not been
robbed, aud tho motive Tor tho crime is
n mystery.
Mrs Miller was Mller's second wife,
his frs, having obtained q divorce on
account Of his intimacy with his pres.
ent wife.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-12
ni.hop Ryae Dead.

BUFFALO. April li.-Bishop Ryan
died here yesterday.
The American guide., 1896-06-20
SOUTHERN GLEANlNGS.
A Wife, Heater Killed.

Near Cayce, Miss, James Moffats
shot and killed his brother-in-law,
Arthur Cnrrington. for wife-whipning.
Darlington some time ago whipped his
wife, and was warned by Moffatt that
II the otfense was repeated he would
kill him. The other day he whipped
her again, and she fed to her fathers
house for protection. Arming himself
with shotgun, Moffatt went to Car
aington's house and said to hint Il
warned you once that If you ever
whipped my sister again | would kill
you, and now | am going to do it," lie
then shot Darlington. The only eye
witness to the killing was man
named Pierce. Darlington had been
married twice, and both of his wives
were sisters of Moffatt.
Mofratt is the son of J. +. Moffatt,
formerly member of the board of SUI
pervisors.
The American guide., 1896-06-20
Bicycle Contest, Junc 20.

The bicycle contest which will como
on at West End Park, June go promises
to be one Of high art In riding. George
liaster will go against the world mile
or make 10 miles in 20 minutes. All
colored people should see the enter
prise. All whcelmcn should turn out,
white and black, and see II we cant ride,
Ladies' are invited TO come, We want
To sec them there and on wheels Ad.
mission adults e5c, children 10 years
and under, i5c Prizes will be given
to the winners. will also furnish
wheels to parties desiring them. For
further information call on Harrison
Sykes, 9th and Broadway, at GUIDE Of
A..a
The American guide., 1896-06-20
Married tho same Man Twice.

Mrs. Matte Adkins was granted a
divorce at Covington, Tenn. lmmedi-
ately after the trial she was married
to William Travis by Judge T. j. Flip
pin, who had but few minutes before
granted the divorce. The circum-
stances were peculiar, inasmuch as
this Is the second time she has married
Travis, the first time being about eight
years ago. While she was the wife of
Adkins, she was informed by letter
that he had been killed in railroad
accident, and as Adkins never rappcared
she was married to Travis, Very re-
Gently, however, Adkins came back,
and she Immediately instituted suit for
divorce.
The American guide., 1896-06-20

Prof Knox conducted devotional cx-
,rciscs thi, morning in feeling man
ngr
Prof Edwin +. Horne lccturcd on iu-
dustrial cducntion quoting freely from
recent lecture by Booker r. Washing
ton. Ills talk was full Of practical
thought and the class thoroughly en-
loved the lecture, especially that part
Of It devoted to whether the teacher
should prepare for his profession, ns
the physician and lawyer do for theirs,
Prof Horne II an earnest advocate Of
industrial education and also of the de-
yclopmcnt of character by the teacher,
The work for the day evidenced the
thought and preparation being brought
t1 bear along all lines
Prof Horne emphasizes correlation
in all studies and the results nrc be-
ginning to show themselves In n we'll
rounded whole. Reading, spelling,
arithmetic, geography. civil govern
mcnt, psychology, school management
or pedagogy are so dovc,ailcd together
that q recitation In any particular sub
icat differs from another principally In
amount OF emphasis ON certain partlc'
ulars.
Dr.. Berry gave n lecture in the after
noon, which for practicability is the
best thing we have had this season. lie
told the teachers how 10 distinguish or
binary diseases among children, and
what TO do before sending for II physi.
chm. lie also gave some valuable hints
on sewerage and ventilation.
Notes
There are iG5 enrolled. There were
present to-day lAS
Many OF the teachers from the rural
districts must soon leave for their
schools
A Friday evening program Ia on tnpis.
Methods Us discussed and illustrated
during the last half hour make that
period the most valuable Of the day.
County examination Friday and Sat
urdny will evidently take many teach
crs from the normal, The work should
not be broken into in this manner. The
institute Is q necessity,
The ubiauitous "l,iclser" is noted for
his absence. Prof. Horne knows how
10 lead out discussion on profitable sub.
iects, but has a dose for the chronic
Kicker that should be photographed
Before taking AFTER taking"
The American guide., 1896-06-20
Frightened to Death.

The supreme court Of Tennessee the
other day sentenced Bart Green TO be
hanged at Jackson, July 20, for the
murder OF Miles T., Mitchell, a wealthy
farmer of Whitcvillc, Tenn, on the
morning of December is, 1925. Nose
Pcrtlc was arrested with Bart Green
Picrtle confessed, saying he was an ac'
complicc, and that Green did the kill
ing. lie told where what money he
received could he found buried, and
about SIS was thus recovered. Green
denied the crime. The two negroes
we're CARRIED to Nashville to avoid a
mob. Piertlc died of fright, Green
obtained change of venue, and was
sentenced TO hang.
The American guide., 1896-06-20

ARKANSAS democrats and President
Cleveland are not on good terms. We
have witnessed the sad spectacle Of the
picked and chosen representatives, of
the people of this state in convention
laughing with much dcrision when the
name Of the president Of the United
States is mentioned, To our mind
whatever spots Of deccncy and patriot
ism are to be found in the democrat
party arc the work Of President Clevc-
land and those who act with him, But
1t is an cdifying and potent lesson in
patriotism to hear our white citizens
dcriding the chief Of the nation, Tho
Arkansas democracy Is sowing TO the
wind and the harvest will be u cyclone
gf bitterness
The American guide., 1896-06-20

THERE is one thing demonstrated by
the st. Louis convention aud that Is
that MIR. colored man is passing tho
period Of being any considerable factor
in national politics, Year by year the
number of colorcd faces grows less,
The men who arc ut the head Of the
republican party in the south mc dis
couraging, in every way, any consider
able representation of colored men,
politician the Negro lisa has been
and it is well that we fully understand
this and turn our energies into newer
and more necessary channels. Drop
politics. Let us 60 in for industrial
development ownership in property
and making things that others must
buy. We are now on n ragged edge
VIII we have sense enough TO see itP