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ENlIIIKM 10 MOOnY-

'on' doing a general merchandise business,
~ Moody. ulpd q decd al ttu-,t In the
county clerks ofhcc, CONVEYING hie stock
' SoHus. accounts, otc., L. ~. e. Oaimnn-
4 ruFi"u, ~ The u'urnt of his sfcli .nrf.
! ~ lutal anluuts ~ a little over SNnOn
me trustee IS giNrn until January a. 1897.
10 close up he business, and not emp,,v
''r' 10 tol' the whole Vrol,trtv al private
,afr without givins notice of twenty daNs
~ publication
He is Instructed to nay all ,r,difors
Nhucd m class \ In fun In the order given
huu IN class " they shan he paid m Install,
h''hls "i - peg cent AS such funds may
When an az classes \ and " shah have
neon rad then class & shndl be raid In
'hr sam" mnuncr d class IS
M unusual feature IL the du'y i'm, osct
any mt claim not mentor,i M the ust
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eminent presented to the lady Of Col. 4.
Sherman as testimonial of his gallant
conduct on that occasion.
a. Sommerycll,
Sec. of War.
Approved: David g. Burnett
IAEnH IAAY IInI IIrAY

| APPROVED. David q Burnet.
| ,,pct, 80 ,tn,,r,v
INNhph pAf h''hit VA
| errors office thls evening.
| Proclamation by the Governor OF the
state of reNae
MNhierees. hy an aet o. ne twenty third
| nor ,f oech ,ea, a. ,ee,tra5S III
| day to he called Labor Day.
| Nov therefore f. . A Cilbarson. rov-
erncr Of Texas do hereby rsauest that the
! fret Nopd.v m snrtoubar n sas n
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THE PROTECTION OF GAME.
Annual Meeting of Bird. Fish and
Game Protective Association.
LEGISLATION WILL BE SUGGESTED.


Waco. Texas. September 5.--The first
annual meeting of the Texas Bird. Fish
| and Game Protective association was call
cd to order In the blue room of the city
hall at 10 o'clock this morning, r.. Il.
Lockett of Austin being unanimously
elected chairman.
Mr. Lockett was escorted TO the chair
and explained the pleasure he had in pre-
siding over the first meeting tempo
rary chairman. 1t Is subject which
has long been OF great interest to him
and he hoped hat this NEE ing would be
able 10 force the passage of proper laws
by the legislature of Texas preventing the
slaughter Of immature birds and the muir
dcrous work of market hunters.
Messrs. Turner Hubby of Waco and
Willard l.. Simpson of san Antonio we're
male temporary secretaries.
There was quite large number present
and corsi ierable interest taken in the
Proceedings
Temporary Chairman 1.o kett read sug-
sos Cons which hc had prepared
4 committee on ornament organization
was appointed, composed of James Hays
CuarlYs OF Houston. q. e. tiuessaz of san
Antonio and 5. Howe of For, Worth.
COMMITTEES to consider the chairman's
addres -l<aulfuan of Austin, G;lber, of
Houston. Eart Moore of Waco. j. A.
Martin OF Marlin. A. T: Rose Of Hills
lockett was added.
- me committee on permanent orrani2a-
t-on reported the following officers. who
we're elected. President. L. Il Loci>ett,
ttcs rurei, slter' V Fort. Waco 'o''
\ Recommendation that the ORGANIZATION
r. nnde permanent under the namc of
The Texas Game Protective association
was adopted
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A GOOD WINTER RESORT.
Scheme to Run Excursions to South
Texas Cities.
R00TAI0RlAL CONTINGENT SPECIAL



-
Galveston, Texas, September 5.--Thcre Is
| schame on foot to make Galveston a
ponu,ar winter rcsor, and tho effort to
- '',' NV
this end contempates the running Of
cheap excursions to the city from various
portions of th.. colder region. but more
.s,,.i,,l,, ,.,,,, 10, snr,rrs ,rl v,horo
'fpnu"'iy from hou springs ATM where
numbers of persons 80 for the baths. but
do mot liz, to ROMAN ,hero tlrourb,.ut
Inc entire time 1t il sntrl fbcv are In thc
hpi,it of maxi r,r shnt., ax.uisi ,us from
thrro ~, rejo6hnT,n,y to,y,,l 4, iV .bo,i,,h,
MANY Of theA. ,nui'l In, iY,1,neI ia rN1,'S
To- Snuth Iexas wherD m" winters arc
,i,,',,.s mia .nd h,t lu1i, .'ii u,n,t%.,
~ wv ",,a Ii, - W., ,s 49,
nave inc serves of CHEAP excursons run
% iprs ,5 Sa.Srs,%m any IN h An9no
to Gnlyeston IT Is proposed to put the
Beach hotei in shape Tor winter use ny
,'', nv, Us hnU,'"ny ,'
turrd. but a h,istIing railroad man is IN
dcrs,ood to he a chief promoter OF the
i.Uiu,t, iaiy al Iu,mnuS '"e o"-'P
tNcuSloils 10 ihc clNeS I'aihcu'
DIVORCES MANY.
Eleven suits for divorce we're filed in
tina dist,lc, c,,,r, tnI,v tJll,an ~ ola
~,
"oiu' nee Meyer aHeses that she was
a,ricd to George w. Old0cld New
York CIV on NAV q. 1900. but drttsnd,,nf
des,r,ed her at Waco. Texas. ON March
~, lN''' and She hdSn seen him since. she
further says that lie drank constantly
and that he abused hef.
S-usie Pace allege, that She pli - htcd hcr
troth 10 lafayciI'e Mace at San Anionlo
four years ago year later LAFAYETTE
cause leesly abandoned her aud she winus
ne ,r,i lrlsiS S1n,,n ,,,.no. .r,,., on,,.
mo part of har husband, H. ". Smith
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The SAN JACINTO FLAG.
Emblem of Republics Heroes Pre-
scented to the State.
STATE PRINTING CONTRACTS LET.



Commission rss Roi'..
Austin. Texas. September s.-The fol
lowing Interesting document was given
Tut today by Commissioner Rose:
The only fap or what remains of 4,
-, = -, H., 49,, - A.,
mat WIS o"iileu py VIC Americans III
the battle of san IHcinto - a very recent
addition 10 tho Stlte's collection of hIa-
1nrIc nementoe4 L. Isl presontcd tn tho
iN '''oinoi't"c' - 10 Pie'o'''Vu 10 INC
State by the only surviving children ot
General Sidney sherman 1t was made
80 ,,.1,.,,,-,I -, s,,,,,,.,,I .,,.,.,.... ,,'
M ~ - " ,'','.' '' '".' ''','' IVY "'
iauies OF Newport. Ky. md Is tho snmc
flag under which his troopers FORMED and
ba,goa an ,n, h.,tp. M sa,, i..,,t !,
50 ''e va ',"" .'' ~
Us IN dfcidiullY mutilatoi Sliee. the re.
sult OF age and usage, NOTWITHSTANDING
careful enorts IN ,,roscr,,a 4, ,b,,,,,.h,u,
70 w - '''' ''V''
a'l 'h"sc i"us years Accompanying tho
nag, also a. a GIT to the state from
the same ladies ia o,.trtral to,ta,. ho,r
,nn "a, s,,,,,,,,., ~. -, -, -,
"h '"o '"'"io W Law" - hu'he''
who was then the president of the Re
public. and of A. somcrvcll who was
,h., ia, pa.,,,,.,, .a,,,.'.,a, -,
NV" ''0l'"''''" 9'''''"'S VI ""''
written several months AFTER the hsttle
of San Jarlnto when tina Goa p,.a nre
-. -, - -. -,
'''u 20 '"o H''''''4 a." "i'' o1'"-
The Following correspondence gives a
u,,a,,,y -, ,b,..., r,,u,,,u,Is and ,t,,,rt,, -.
49, '' -
tabi.nes tter identity.
houston. august S. 1896 MIR Eurene
1lsges. department OF insurar,co. st,,is
80. 'l' - '''','
tlCh ana ll'loiS' AuS tu, AtAas ledI Sli
We w uilItl aisued' unlS sntNlNlns emit
Hrth VI tHc lhto bentlul quincy sh"rindn.
n ny, - our pos, s.1n ne "niy mas 'hat
"iN,u upon tne n'thNthple nAtil"i-n OF
can 'a.inln' ana Mhirh was ioio"el ~
me shliaui / "a most 4" victory on ihat
@NHht Va nay, Mulch aeooinpIshed 20 'nucn
piS1'H'd me pahe7 81 n.~t,iy
N@ haNo l'f' IN" I'l.'i 81 y, S0mrrNeU,
Burn,L datcd Neahco, August .. lNh pre-
son ,ns the nae to our mother as icstl-
Az ,'t'", 10y ,n' go ~, ~, h.bnnne
Gun id,her UPON mat il'ld.
Nh,ntor - va" ~ :, n'i! nN N ,AI''a or
moI,n'r1 r miS, 10 ''g ne NvWppw h'res'
Vlsah aed ana opnltred GA kenluckN and
er6irsS"',,c' ' t, w.. ~ oin iatn'r !" aid IN
u nvnrNeu Vht ula was thc only
-! 3i uoolN SO nlSnnEti ana brought
nn,lt thAt Participated IN the battle. l.c-
my ;hS' as our tanner ana, that the Stuta
u ne proper custodian nj tliese pre- GUS
$50, we pI 70. ht theH, through You, 20
he , N,a" Vl ieAaa NM this gives us
o.lr "Np hAs ever Ftk.d t.r or es-
NiRa'l u deere ~ place thDm utrr.
~ W. H-'a t"piol h~pet,ruls
'nrri. Sh,-w Al.utrd
= Il, sherman kendall
,,AIStiH reXas. septembe, ,, isgd To
Nns, nfrle sher,nan Nerard. Mrs Belle
me netman k'ndaii ard Mrs Lucy Sher-
LaIies; II is my very agreeable any to
,hl1tN YOU of he reception of the san
JJrethi9 nag ana the or ginai letter adj
.t.Ssed to yonr mother ia August, ls2A ON
'ne occasion Of 'he prcSt NATION to her
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PREACHER suns ron lInr,

Taylor ToNas September f-Ecy g. w.
Turnoll, formerly pastor of me First Rap
t'st church of tins city, and from whom
his church Withdrew fellowship a shor:
Inc Post at the time. has Instituted s,li,
for libel against Perry Hawkins, editor
of the Taylor Journal Witnesses hava
been summoned TO appear at Georsetou "A
next Monday. sroat deal of interes,
Is being taken In the suit hcie and n
great many of our citizens viii attend
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ency. as shown by the grades they obtain
in the examination.
THE DLAT,yJ RECORD

in the examination.
THE DEATH RECORD.
The report OF the city health physician
for the week Just ended shows the follow
ing interments in the cemetery;
Infant of Mrs. Eugene Hawkins still
born: John Mitchell, colored. 30 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis. James Galishaw,
40 years, typhoid fever: Nellie Hoyle, Is
months. crushed by electric car dnquesp .
Rebecca Wall, colored 60 years. cardiac
failure Mrs. Mary LeClere N9i. years
Brights disease. Mr.. Carrie Wallace, 3S
years. continued fever; Henry Burrell
colored. 81 years: phthiss. August kass-
nor, rs years. cancer of aesonhagua, in
FAINT Of James Simmons stillhorn, James
beBuchanne, rs years. heart disease IN
puesD, Laurence kisc, & months, spinal
meningitis. Joseph William Byrd, 3
months acute castro cuterilis. Joe Davis,
colored. ii years. dropsy Unquesu; Mrs. Nj.
Burgower, 6S years; apopleXy tdied at Bat
tie Creek.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week,
1915.
THE RIOTERS.
The rootatorial contingent viii leave for
Houston tomorrow morning on an Inter
national and Great Northern special with
Joe Morrow In charge. Kaiser Wilhelm.
the chief rootcr, will be accompanied by
SIR julius Lauzenhach, private secretary
aud Interpreter. and 10y host Of follow
ers, wearing badges and carrying car
piercing tin horns ami other noise making
instruments. The rootors Wiz also be ac-
compaped by n band of muse and their,
Intention Is said TO be tn make Romc
howl They are gong to see the ball
game specifically and to hove a good time
Generally There VIII also be a special
carrying large party over the Calves
ton. La Porte and Houston railroad, sew
eral hundred altogether
DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Tho upper story OF Tho residence of
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
RECEIVER ArpOINrrn

Caldwell, Texas September To-day
Judge I'D X. sinl4 placed the Caldr. q
watcrworks an tine hauds OF a rcoc,ycr.
pending the sui' between he city council
AVA the WatcrWuriOa company Mr. rhos.
r. fludsou WAS appointed receiver.
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is never done, and it Is sspeei,l,, -,
and wearisome to those vho.. \. |
impure and unfit properly 70 ~ y !
Tain, and renew the vs.tin, !, h
muscle and tissue. II IA mo,s W, " :
this condition Of the blood N, y.
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nerow
Than because Of the work its,u =
physician says so, and that III. ~ Y
edy is In building up BY t.tls,s
nerve tonic, blood purifier M ~
like Hoods Sarsaparilla. Forth
Peculiar to Women at chsnrs 4 -
climate or life. or resulting A. r
work, nervousness, and in1uur h
Thousands have found relief M ~
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enthusiastic sportsmen In T.vS AL
spoken of by Mr.. Guessas oi san
tonic as the father of game pfotsaia.
Texas. He is one of the most ~.
members OF the association.
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EXPERT pHYS'e'''

pr ~, iiat y. suits that Xxx s,y,,aic a ..,s
their tr re ,a smS' and voGi5n ~ IS I;
plea ed IN y, 5l't ne Chased 4, u. y, 2.
aro true and ,,rctly 70 "s ~,
t ,ile,t psrecnlists a Tbsss are Ma !
curs AZ a,,onsul,siioa f !, ygs q J,
cciallsn,,s.' hv mail, the' esse uli.sDss
lice or iS of your ,,pg.h hss
an 'R know hat the w. IA
you. ,t TtEs--
snccific Blood i a..
snntnu. nervous and
ss,n'ii,,,,''9' kidney rs
h ,.,,ts,v difficulne.ss.. ,
urlnSiS rcs vari,m,,
slr.e'hb, y,irocele, p pm.
pies. p,ilgs' ana blood -
t!sm, sk'nf ali forms,
eatarrh and aAldarsss
Of women. Or. 90
or or call on
10 = = 200 Alamo pi - Il
san ,nrnnstnent sivsn
~, MAJ sending for ymS ~
by, ny se No ! for VOL
" . Nc, : 81
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nnapo TRAGED',.

NEGRO TKAv.,l As
LaGranec, Texas sep , .sa iIIs
named Tan Byers shot neal al WI.
Brown. also nes sberir Loe;ss i
Thursday evening ,odred hin
ed Tan Byers and lo'e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-07
A Triple Murder.

Fresno CAL, June 6,-The bodies Of
Steve Shahamirian aged 30, his son
Benja min aged Is and daughter 80,
Armenians, were found five miles
from Fresno this morning, all having
been shot in the back Of the head.
The remains were brought to this
city An inquest was held this morn
ing The murdered people lived 90 a
small ranch near the Meux property
on Cherry avenue. The bodies were
found about a mile from home in an
Irrigation ditch. The sheriff believes
that he has a clew tn the murderer
The father was one OF the Oldest set,
tiers Ia the country and was well
known.
Daniel Shahamiriah, nephew OF
the murdered man, was arrested fol
the murder. No caGs. is attributed
The identity OF the m urderer is moi
yet Established, thought the man ar
g ,ted is b. Id on suspicion.
The iil-fared Armeniaus were las
seen alive last night at O'Clock
. q -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-07

At a meeting of the Board Of TFu-f""%
of this Company, held on the tStA ,,-y
of December last, the undersigned were
appointed a Committee to examine the
statement for the year ending December
81, 1895, aud to verify the same by com
r#r:son with the assets of the Company.
The Comnlttoe have carefully perform
ca the Guty assigned them, and hereby
certify chat the statement is in all particu-
lars correct and that the assets specified
therein are in possession OF the Company.
In making this certificate the Commit
tee bear testimony to the high character Of
the Investments of the Company and ex-
press their approval Of the system, order
and a,cu,2r> with which the accounts
and vouchers have been kept, and the
business in general transacted.
Signed
II. =. YoxPosr Rorrnr n,yrE>>r
CHAs. Il. iIENDbKao> WM =. DIXON
JAMES {. HoLDrH !. II. HHNR1cN
G"rumijtcc
RO3:RT a. CRfNUGs V3z P7rs,ozNr
WALL .N Il. GIIt.Hith. b;nl Manager
IS>>~ r. LLOYD ID \icr President
FRErr61,k CROMWELL 1rcasurc
/ EnloRY HIvCLINrul: Actu2ry
HUME YERtNGTON,
Local agent
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"Castoria isso well adapted to children chat
Treconnneud it as superior 10 any prescription
known to me-" II. 4. ARCHER, y. D.,
Ill So Oxford St, Brooklyn, Y. !.
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Nicholas ~. Gar If III the Puss,as
After leaving the palace the cza,
was received by the commandment
chief OF all the troops at Moscow and
In its neighborhood. the Grand Dpls,
sergius, and then the latter. with =
most brilliant staff. joined in the pro-
cession.
"hen the cortegc entered the city a
salute OF II cannon was fired from
the top of the triumphal arch and the
ringing OF bells was renewed.
Upon entering Moscow his maies.v
was received by the governor general
on horseback. escorted by his STAFF
ana aids-de-ca mp. and they also Joined
in the procession.
Az the shrine, their majesties were
received by the grand vicar OF Mos
COW, who presented them with the
cross and spriDixlcd them with bolv
water. Their majesties entered the
chapel and knelt in PRAYER be-
fore the image. At the con-
clusion al their devotions the
car remcunted his horse and
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN the senate. on the 2ad. a spirited
henate took place on the bill prohibit.
ing the issue of government bonds
without the consent Of congress. Mr..
hili led the debate against The meas.
ure' which was also denounced by SEN
ators sherman. Hawley, Lodge and
haAer; while it was advocated by sen.
atcrs Mills. Teller. Stewart ana 9th
ers The bill went over for ono dav
Inc final conference report on the
river and harbor bill was presented
aha agreed to....ln the house the
gay session was exhausted by con-
ference reports on appropriat bills.
lhe partial report on the river and
narDor bill was agreed to--l5g 10 -
Inc house voted to insist upon its dis
agreement on the srndry civil appro-
priations bill. The conference renort
hNing the pension voted to Brig. Gen.
Joseph T. West, formerly United
states senator from Louisiana, va,
agreed 10.
TIE strike Of the straw piaitcrs in
the city and PROVENCE Of Florence.
Italy assumed an alarming phase on
the I'd Thousands OF strikers pa
radcd the streets and began hurting
stones at passing carriages and tram /
cars. The police interfered ana were
also stoned BY the mob.
THIRTEEN prominent citizens of A.
torla, ore. were indicted. on the oad
by the federal grand jury on the
charge of falsely witnessing afiidav;,s
declaring that certain Chinese vore
entitled TO admission at that port al
merchants who had previously resided
a this country.
TINTED Autographs Of Gov. Charlie,
Warren Lppitt Of Rhode Island. ae-
ompanied by q biographical sketch
ma an announcement OF his caudi.
acy for yicc-president on the rcpub-
lean ticket for is96. were put IN cir.
nlation in Washington on the ed
liz circuit court at Tiilin, o., on the ;
20, overrulcd the motion for a nev ,
rial for Lee Martin, awaiting cxecn.
on at Columbus for the murder ~
larshal Shultz, Of Tifiin. Martin sb,, !
mutt when the latter attempted &c '
rrcst him. !,
FAILURES throughout the United q
la'es Tor the week ended on the 22d.
: reported By X q. Dun ~ Co., nun. y
Fred 22' against 2Os for the CORE. \
bonding week last year. IL Canada n
e failures were 2s against % Inst %
ar. z
HERE was unveiled at Fort Mil. n
y, on the ed. a monument erected kt
an ex-slave owner and an ex-cop. n,
dcratc soldier in honor of the faith. X
! slaves OF the south during the war. II
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HOME OF THE STORM KING
'-"' 'sei"nc' Ia Five Days DO Their
Deadly Work ia Oklahoma.

'STHRiE. Okla, May 2s.-So far al
I reported ten persons were killed and
many injured Nv the cyclone and wa
'eFspout which descended on this mart
~ the territory last night. Eirh- ~
clones have passed over radius of N
miles in this region during the la~t
hve days. but Guthrie has always -.
rApcd owing To its location.
rive persons were Killed al Cush;pr
twenty houses were sweat a,vav =.
Edmond and two persons killed. liar.
Ycy Rich and his daughter
~ Black bear John Rodgers ana ,y;fe
were killed by falling timbers. stthe
same place George White, n farmer.
vas killed and all the members Of his
ianily were injured by their b,rSa
being blown down.
In the vicinity Of White EacIe 4,
dpzen houses were DESTROYED ana
many cattle killed At White E,,rlc
three cyclones formed within nm ho,v
ana swept towards the Usage country.
seems that the big storm came from
ne south, and while travelling north
met another cyclone coming from the
west.
Several lives are reported lost II Tho
sage country, where the pfopcrty
oss Is estimated to be SIS. 900. Relief
VII De sent 10 the sufferers in payna
county.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

AcfcLoSE struck Sabetha. Kas q,
the 18th. and tore an ugly gap through
the business and residence nortions
one person was killed and a score =,
more injured. Many other points II
the state were struck.
COMING Immediately upon the severe
drain OF resources caused by the Cuban
rebellion. the Spanish people have now
70 face the prospect Of an almost total
loss OF the wheat crop, caused bv
drought and insects.
a DISPATCH from Havana says Tho
FUNDS at the disposal OF Gen. Wevler
are very nearly exhausted. and he l.
nnding tia hard matter TO obtain erect
H. as the merchants who furnished
the troops with goods during the last
war were never paid.
WHOLE block of business houses
opposite the Smithsonian institution
IN Washington city was burned. on The
lsth, causing loss of se00.oO0 Dpr-
ing the progress of the Ere the roof ~
an old building fell in withou. warn
ing, burying the iremen Of No. SEN
CINE. III wasan hour before the flames
mad sufficiently subsidized to permit Of
search for the buried firemen. Then
two were taken out dead several
"a taly nurt. while others were known
20 De still under the debris and NOR =
were missing.
lie central opera house. the Amor
lcan house and the residence, az W,,,
halston. NJ. McDermott and John Nor-
man, and several barns at Dubois. pa
we're destroyed by fire on the 18th
lotai loss, $4,000; partially insured.
LIE house committee on banking
and currency has adjourned until De. |
cemDer next. During this session a
nunper OF measures looking 10 change,
70 the banking and currency laws
we're considered, but no agreement
was reached on any Of them.
hRcHprKE CHARLES LOUIS. of Ans
ria brother OF Emperor Francis .Jo-
'eph, died in Vienna on the lpth
he announcement Of his death Gre.
yea feeling Of sorrow throughout
hungary where the archduke was
cry popular.
- FAST freight No. 81 on the Lake
more railroad was pulling out of Air
line junction, o.. on the 10Th. thc mir
ose broke. setting the front brakes.
va empty stock car in the middle Of
nc Train was crushed like a paper boy
ha OF the seven tramps who were rid.
lS N ~, one. Edward Haven. 81 !,
ashington. Ca, was killed. and Eve !,
ere more or less severely injured. =
iHE steam schooner Albion from
ook Inlet arrived at Port Townsend. I,
ASH. on the 18th, bringing no It'd. !.
gs q the brig BlalSel4y. which lef. y
ort Townsend for six Mile venks =
%. carrying passengers. stock And y
eight and alleged 10 u greatly ovrr. :
AIDED. al
os the Goth. Howard chartrand
rmer, was killed Ly lightning n, r
syheld, kas. lie was leading .our n
rises from the field. and all ~ than =
ere killed. while the one he was ria. n
g was rninjurcd. "
The duke and duchess of conn.noh. ~
rived at Moscow from 81. p.,srs
'rg on the 10Th. The duke win ra,,. =,
sent his mother, Queen Victoria =, ~
= coronation ceremonies -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28
THE CARS ENTRY.

Win Tile Empress. Into the Ola CITY a
moscow' Preparatory to Their Cerou.
t'"h-rhe Royal Couple Welcomed -
i'""ning Cannon aud Every Den, oast -
lion ~ Joy-Paying Their Devotions =
the Shrincs.
MOSCOW, May al.-The car and car
ina made their triumphal entry mn,
inns city this afternoon. amid the thun
aer OF batteries OF artillery, the clanr-
ing OF countless bells and the cheer,
OF vast multitude of loyal Russians
and equally enthusiastic visitors from
all parts OF the world.
tnul now the emperor has NOT
officially been in the city. In order
70 see the imposing spectacle thou-
sands OF restless and anxious sipht.
seers throngcd the streets all night
ana ear, secured places OF VANTAGE
those who witnessed the coronation
festivities Of the late Alexander III
In 1883, say that even more eaperness
mas been exhibited on this occasion
al the browning of the young Nicholas.
ana that, II possible. the crowds ara
greater and splcndor more abundant
me utmost liberty. consistent with
proper discipline and order. wos al.
lowed, and the faithful Muscoyi,es ma
russians from all over the empire had
me fullest privilege of witnessing the
oilcial entry Of their ear into his
ancient capital.
Al II CLOCK, when the Grand Duke
Vladimir and his brilliant stafY Of ON.
rer>, followed by detachment 81
went galloping out to-
wards the Pctroff~ky palace. cry 90
ieiight and cheers burst forth from
ne crowd at what seemed fore,as,e
= the function SO patiently awaited.
ne long suspense was at last relieved
AZ 1890 o'clock the cannon doomed
ollowed by eight other shots. Then
mere was joyous pealing of bells
ne dull boon. of the monster bell
lcasingly muffing the clear. silver.
Ike ring Of the smaller bells. The i'm.
erihl procession was headed bv
quad OF mounted gendarmes. led by a
'aster of police