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WANTED-Agents TO sell the improved
Eureka suspendtrs. N7 Cherry street
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WANTEp-CiiTl for general Homework.
Apply between 10 and le o'clock at ie30
Main street.
wANTED--tsig fer general housework.
Apply AS Isenora street
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FARM FOR RENT-Thsrty acres: four
miles south OF Seattle: bearing or
ehard Of four acres: small fruit:
residence and outbulidings. Inquire Of
Julius Horton. near Duwamish postoffce.
FOR RENT-Smaii farm, well improved:
bearing orchard small fruits, etc: con-
venient to Seattle. II. S. Upper, IL
Scheuerrnar block.
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ROOM AND BOARD-Bafh ara 81 Eso4.
ern convenseaees. 81 Fgstn street
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~ sRRIAGEs.

HOLE-RETs1-At the parIor 81 the Lady
OF Good Help church. February ?, lsss.
b. Rev Father r. X. Prsfontsine. O.
Aston Hole. late Of C1eian, 9kanozAn.
and Gertrude A Eeiss. OF Seattle.
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WANTbrN-Ta rcnt furnished sostxs st
Tvs or SIX rooms, VITA modern conNs-
usesices, close Ia On uot want - pAy
more than s. per month. Inst - fara
Wi. he taken - pTspSrtN. ana wilG guar
Amte~ % return taw sane 10 cwnrr ia
Hrst-cl4ss condition want 80 lease sar
EEEEer
WANrER~A six or seVen~rssara aoa<e.
must - me&ern. near = car iiEe. Aa-
dress TENANT. Box E.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

son in his toast to the alumni banquet
we're very happy and encouraging. lie
indicated in no uncertain language his
friendli.ess for the college. "My hear
is with you" he said, "and say this In
no desire for self service, and in the
future believe You will understand
and even applaud my course" His
hearers could see new Mess Hall loom.
ing up beyond the walls Of the Old one
while he spoke. The representatives
Of the State Univai sily were also mark
ed in their expression OF good will to
the college, and the pleasing spectacle
Of a University regent aud an A, aud
NJ. director shaking hands across the
table was not without the significance
Of closer future relationship between
the two great institutions.
President Ross, the board Of director.
and faculty are much elstcd over the
unprecedented success Of the CON-
mencement exercises, attendance OF
alumni and distinguished visitors, aud
the general indications Of progress and
advancement which are everywhere ap-
parent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.
Two Negroes In Jail, Charged
with tho Crime.

Early risers yesterday morning were
treated to little excitement 10 the
way Of sensational arrest in Bryan, Of
two negroes. ch rged with at empting
the blacklist Of all crimes. Deputy
sheriff Gee Of Bryan, and W. y, Smith
and Bud Lloyd Of Kurten, made the ar.
rest In Billy Cunningham's saloon.
The negroes were marched b. the county
Jail, where they still remain.
Inquiry into the affair developed the
following story; Last Sunday night
the little daughter OF DIR. r. II. Wilson,
who lives near Kurten. was awakened
by some scoundrel who had approached
the window by which she lay, and
poured some drug upon her, supposed
by him, doubtless, TO he chloroiorm.
She screamed, and her as-ailant seized
her aud tried TO pull her through the
window. Becoming alarmed, he fled
Next morning, DR.. Wilson sent to
Esquire Zimmerman for papers to ar.
rest two negroes who worked on his
place, and whom he suspected. The
negroes went b. work a. usual, but by
the time the papers came to lie served
on them for their arrest, they had left
With the help Of negro in the neigh.
borhood with whom the suspected ne.
groes had been the night before, they
were traced to Bryan and run down a.
above stated. One Of them Ia a man,
Louis Whitehead, aud an ex-oonyict.
The other is boy, named George John.
son. Whitehead stouily denie any
connection with the crime, but when
they were arrested the boy johnson
.aid Whitehead was the guilty party
and had told him all about the matter,
saving that whiishead went into Dr..
Wilson's Office aud got drug that he
thought was ohloroform, and poured
this on the CIR, that when she scream
ed he ran of, trying by walking on the
sides OF his feet, to disguise his tracks
80 they could not he identified. Great
indignation is felt in the Kurlen neigh
borhood, and there is some apprehen-
sion Of an attempt TO take the negroes
for summary execution, but as the mat.
ter Is now in the haads Of the law, We
trust that wise council will prevail and
the law be allowed TO deal with the
parties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
PATRIOTIC SPANISH.
WIN Presens the Government with =
New Ironolad- other News

WIN Presess the Government with =
New Ironolad- other News
HAVANA, June 9.-Patriotic Span
ish merchants In Havana, Cienfuegos
and other Cuban ports are raising funds
to buy and present to the government a
new ironclad. The subscription already
exceeds $4,000.
Madrid reports the transatlantic lin
erslAlfonso XIII, and Reina Christiania,
recently armed for war, viii sail for
Cuba In fortnight.
Work ON the torpedo catoher Molina,
Bazan and Victoria in the arsenal at
LaGrana Is being hurried and they viii
be launched early In the autumn.
The Havana press widely comments
ON the senate committees exposure Of
the weakness Of the New York port de-
fences.
The town Of Gunabaooa, just across
the bay from Havana, was excited con-
siderably yesterday by an insurgeni
band burning various public buildings
at point in the surburbs known as Gu.
curanao. The band exchanged hot
fire with the government piokets.
The insurgents made an unsuccessful
attacks upon the government outposts
at Gabriel and various points along the
Pinar Del Rio trocha burning adjacent
houses In their retreat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
FINAL ADJ( URNNEMI.
House and Senate Nearer at
an Agreement.
SOME DIFFERENCES ARE SETTLED.

The General Deficiency nin Il Out Of
the Way and some Conference Re-
ports Upon the other Appropriation
Biii Agreed To-A Con ested Election
Case May Delay Adjournment.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-There are
now brighter prospects for an early adj
iournment OF congress. An extra effort
is being made to bring the session to a
close tomorrow and indications are
favorable, though there is no telling
what may be brought mp to put a damp.
er upon Il.
The house has agreed 10 the final con-
ference ON the poStoffice appropriation
bill and the senate passed the general
deficiency bill as II came from the house.
This leaves but four Of the great supply
bills still in issue-the District Of Co
lumbia, the Indian, the naval and the
sundry civil bills
Although neither house has yet acted
ON the report the conferees ON the naval
bill have agreed on a report which. II is
thought, will prove acceptable to both
houses. II compromises the question Of
the number Of battleships by authoriz.
ing three instead Of four as the bin
passed the house and two rs II passed
the senate. The question Of the mini.
mum cost Of armOr plate, fixed by the
house at 1926 per ton and by the senate
ut $500 per ton, is postponed until the
next session Of congress.
In the sundry civil bill the public
building items are still the bone Of con.
tention. and in the District Of Columbia
and the Indian bills the questions Of sec.
tartan charities and sectarian schools
respectively are the only items in issue.
The leaders Of both houses expect n
speedy adjustment Of these oontro.
verted questions.
The most serious point against ad.
iustment is the fact that the Republicans
of the house have insisted upon taking
up the election contest Of Aldrich. I'm.
derwood, from the Ninth Alabama dis.
trict, in the closing hours Of congress.
and irTitated the Democrats, and the
Democrats may force the majority to
furnish their own quorum to unseat an.
other Democrat As the Republicans
have not a quorum Of their own in the
city. this furnishes the main cause for
alarm so far as the house is concerned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
The House

WASHINGTON, June 0.-When the
house rcconvened this morning there
was fair attendance Of Republicans,
but the Democratic benches were bar.
rem waste. Less than half dozen o.
the minority We're on the floor. This
refusal ON the part Of the Democrats to
attend the session grew out Of the de.
determination Of the majority TO consid.
or the pending contested election case
Of Aldrich versus Underwood.
The pending question was a motion
tolay On the table the motion TO recon.
slider the vote by which the house decid.
ed 10 consider the election case. The
vote resulted rs to 81. 10 being present
and declining 10 vote. This made a 10.
tai Of i45 present, "a less than a quo.
rum In order to break the deadlock
which confronted the majority call Of
the house was ordered. The doors were
closed and the sergeant.at-a was al.
rccted TO bring in ahsentees.
The Tucker rule adopted at the begin.
ming Of tho session was invoked for the
first time. II compelled members brought
in to vote ON the pending question. The
speaker counted four members ~ pres.
cnt, but not voting, McMillin attempted
TO make the point Of order that the re.
port In the election case was not signed
by majority Of the members Of the
committee, md therefore did not con,
stitute question Of privilege. The
chair ruled the point Of order had any
merit It came too late. as the house had
decided 20 consider the case.
Mr. Daniels rep. n. " addressed
the house in favor Of seating Contestant
Aldrich.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The senate
made but little progress yesterday 10.
ward final adjournment. The new de.
fciency bill, framed TO remove tho Oh.
jections Of the president in his veto by
the omission OF claims, was passed. An
effort by Mr. Harris Of Tennessee 20 add
war claims under the Bowman act az.
gregating 100000 failed ON point Of
order
4 final report ON the postoiilce appro.
friation bill was agreed 20.
The immigration hill was before the
senate after 3 O'Clock, but Mr.. Morgan
diverted the debate into a discussion Of
Cuba. He took occasion during his
speech 70 disclaim having made crit.
cisms on the queen regent Of Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
Not From BRYAN.

Three young men who gave their
names o. Mcdonald, Sewall and Brown
were arrested by the police on msm.
cion Monday nigh, the police began an
inre. tg ,iion, and In the vicinity Of the
n. X. a I. depot lot u razors and
knives were found. The cutlery is held
ior Identification. II is thought that
the property was brought here from
bronham Or Bryan Houston Post.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
Troops Held In Readiness

PORTLAND. Or. June 9.-The First
regiment Of the Oregon National guards
has been directed 10 hold itself in readi.
ness at any time TO 70 down 20 the Co
lumbia river and quell the fishery dis.
turbanoes and more than probable the
militia win be ON the move inside Of
two or three days. The canncry and
other buildings Of the North Shore Pack.
ing company, situated across from As.
toria, on the Washington side Of the
river, were fired last night and other vi.
olcnce Is feared
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

Bill Gamer was in from the bottom
yesterday.
Mesrrs. John and Oscar Wilcox were
IN town yesterday.
my baby had Group and was saved
by ShllOh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. Is.
Martin Of Huntsville, Ala. Sold by all
druggists.
Mrs. w. W. Mike Of San Antonio is
The guest Of Mrs. d. Mike.
Mr.. and Mrs Alberson Of Grimes
county were here yesterday on their way
to Wesi, Texas.
Miss Calina Gieska Of Houston is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. stubenrauch
while attending commencement
Consumption can be cured by the use
OF ShllOh's Cure This great Cough
Cure Is the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by all drug
glsts
Miss Lula and bona Coulter have re-
turned home from sherman. Miss Lula
vent up 10 attend the commencement
exercises, meet old classmates and ac-
company her sister home.
Diseased blood. constipation, aud
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
Tyler Haswell left Monday night 10
attend the Republican national con-
Yenilon at 81. louis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
A. a NJ. COMMENCEMENT.
The Biggest Celebration of the
Event I'm Years.

The Alumni banquet Monday night
was the most enjoyable aud brilliant
occasion ofthe kind the writer has ever
attended. The menu consisted Of rare
and varied delicacies served in tine most
tempting manner possible, followed by
the serving Of cooling libAtions Of for
eign and domestic wines. Prof. W. b.
Philpots was tOastmaster and perform
ed the distinguished Office with CON
summate grace. The responses were
full OF snap and spirit, logic and hu-
NOR, all being eulogistic Of the grand
work being done by the A. and NJ. col
lege.
"Our Guests" Mai. Al. Rose.
Alumni, 7. l.. Downs.
"Our Young Men," Gov. G. A. Gull
berson.
Texas Boys" Judge schultre Of
Austin.
"The Ladies'" Norman q. Kittrell.
"Our College," Hon. W. r. Cayitt.
state University" Judge Beaure-
gard Bryan and Prof. Norman. regent
and member Of University faculty RS
peciiveIy.
Mechanical Department" 4. d
Gushing.
Agricultural Department" Prof. ]
W. Carson.
college "Reminiscences" MFR. Wood
class 'sS.
The alumni held business meeting
Monday afternoon, elected new officers
adopted new constitution and by laws
and recommended +. W. Hutchinson
for the next vacancy on the board Of
directors.
The addresses Of Gov. Ross, Hon
Tully Fuller, II. ]. McNair and +. Mar
ion Law at the Alumni meeting Mon
day at p. M, were all very fine and
listened 10 aitentively by very large
audience.
All battalion, company and individ'
ual competitive drills have shown fine
military training Of the corps, the win
ners being presented with medals by
the commandant according to the usuaI
custom. and the captains received yalu
able tokens from their respective com
panies.
The exercises OF Commencement Day
proper began at 10 a. M, with music
and prayer, followed by the Commence
ment Address, delivered by Judge Nor
man &. Kitirell, reading OF thesis by
first honor graduates, delivery Of med
ais and yaledictory address by +. W
Kerr Of Mckinney; response by D, +,
Bryan, College station, representing
the second class. Then came the con
ierrine Of degrees by the president and
an address 10 the graduates by his ex
celiency, doN. Oulbersoni Followed bN
the announcement Of honor men, must,
and the benediction.
A grand sham battle took place OF
the dull ground at 4 p. m, and a com
peiitiye drill by the Ross Volunteers
followed by graduation dress parade
the exercises concluding with a brilliant
ball at the Mess Hall last night, at
tended by several hundred visitors
from all parts Of the state.
The alumni have evidently gone tC
work heart and soul for ths college
They will leave no stone unturned fol
the Advancement OF lis interests, and
viii no doubt at the fret opportunit,
receive recognition OF the board Of a.
reclors. The remarks Of Gov: Cnlbee
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
Anthrax Aiming CAiils.

LITTLE Rock. June IA disease
among domestic animals known as an.
thrax is raging in Chicot county. Ar.
kansas, and contiguous counties in Lou.
isiana and Mississippi. Hundreds Of
horses, many cattle and thousands Of
hogs have died from the disease. An.
thrax is a contagious disease and thrives
in low, swampy grounds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
THE LIST.
Barney Gibbs at Bryan.

B. II Knowles received a telegram
Monday from the Hon. Barnett Gibbs
stating that he will speak in Bryan
next Saturday, the 18th inst, Mr..
Knowles thinksit probable that Jerome
keaTby will also he here on that day.
g. both were invited. Speaking will be
NJ e''o Al the court house. The proper
oommitlees have been appointed to
meet the speaker at the train, and give
him the proper attention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
THE LAURADA LOCATED.
She l. At Port Antonio Taking ON .
Cargo of Fruit.

She l. =, Port Antonio Taking on .
Cargo Of Fruit.
NEw YoRK, June "a dispatch to
The Herald from Kingston, Jamaica,
says the steamship Laurada is reported
a. being at Port Antonio, where she Il
waiting for a cargo Of fruit. She has
been at Port Antonio since May 30, The
authorities here have searched her with
n view TO finding whether or not she
carried arms or was engaged In a fill
clustering expedition In aid Of the rovo.
lutionists In Cuba. Nothing Of a con.
traband character was discovered ON
board the vessel.
Il Is reported that several Spanish
gunboats are watching the coast with
the idea Of intercepting the Laurada
when she shall return 10 sea.
The Laurada, which recently landed
filibustering expedition In Cuba, had
not been reported for several days passed
and much anxiety was felt in Cuban
quarters as 20 the fate Of the ship
Many Of the Cubans believed, In fact,
that the LAurada had been captured by
Spanish cruisers.
The Laurada, after successfully dis.
embOrking the RulE filibustering expo.
dition, returned 10 jacksonville, Fla f.,
where, however, as reported, she did
not dare remain. her captain having
been warned that a United States reve.
nue. cutter was ready TO intercept her
The vessel then sailed. It was said for
Charleston, from which place she de.
married. IN lima Ok
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

NEW York. June "a half dozen
scientists, members Of the faculty Of
Columbia university. have left this city
for Purt Townsend, Wash They will
spend the summer in the Puget Sound
regions, studying the fauna and fora,
gathering original material for future
investigation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
Premature Explosion.

KINGSTON, N. ", June 9.--An acct.
dent, caused by the premature explosion
Of a blast, occurred in the Horton O..
ment quarries at Binnewater. near this
city. In which Aaron Tcrwihgcr, Thorn.
as Ryder and Frederick Charles were
instantly killed and their bodies man.
gled beyond recognition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

PERRY, o. T., June 9.-News reaches
here that Charles w. Digger, one Of
the best known marshals In Oklahoma.
was killed in the Usage nation Saturday
while attempting 20 arrest a band Of
whisky pcddlers. Deputy Marshal joe
Bowie Is also reported killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
p...royed BY = wst.r.psu,.

REDDINo, Cal, June 9.-The news
reaches here that Lake City, mountain
village, was nearly destroyed on Friday
by waierSpout. No lives were lost ~
lar as known, but the property loss is
. ia to b. heavy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

SHERMAN, Tex, June 1.-Two more
deaths occurred yesterday among the
victims Of the tornado Of May Is. This
makes the total number Of deaths Of in
the city and 6S altogether In the path Of
the storm IN this county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

CLEVELAND, June 0.-Twenty -one
years ago the International Association
Of Car Accountants held It's first meet.
ing In this city. Today the assOcia.
tion celebrated is majority by holding
is twenty. FIRST convention In this city
and viii be In session three days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

HAVANA. June p.-Caixto Garcia,
with a large force, Is said 10 be On.
trenched at Duaba, on the northern
coast, between MacAir and BaIacoa.
General Linares, with troops aud two
gunboats, has left Baracoa 10 dislodge
him
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

WASHINGTON, June e.-The senate
subcommittee designated 20 conduct
the investigation Of the recent bond
isstes has decided 10 begin is work AZ.
ter the adjournment Of congress and to
admit the press % it, sessions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

BosroS, June Orchard Howe Il
Loveioy, manufacturers Of ladies and
ohildren's garments, Of this city, have
made an assignment 10 Oliver Burroll
and William II. Graves Of this city.
Liabilities about 5000, assets not ob.
tAinahle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10
NofIce.

Visitors 10 Galveston can obtain
rooms, with or without board, by al.
drcs,ing or calling on Mrs. n. A. Watts,
No. 252s, corner Avenue n and 10Th
street. Jnlyl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

The best cough cure rs Shlloh's Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous. Stop
Il at once with Shiloh's Cure. Sold by
all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

! was nervous. tired. irritable aud
cross. Karl's Clover Root Tea has
made me well pnd happy.
MRS r. Il. WORDEN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-03

may follow political banking. If they claim
70 be business men and run their business
on business principles, they must not come
into the field OF politics and attempt to
run politics. / realize that the great cor
porationR. trusts. syndicates and combina-
tions of wealth are against US. but / re-
member that they were against Andrew
jackson in the same fight that we are
making to-day. They were powerful in
the press, they were powerful before the
people. but when the time TO vote came,
the people were greater than the combina-
ton.
My friends, when Thomas Benton was
speaking of the work of Andrew Jackson
he said that in all the records of human
history he found but one parallel to Jack
son. That was when Cicero overthrew the
conspiracy of Catalina and saved Rome. he
did for Rome what Jackson did when he
overthrow the bank conspiracy and saved
America. ~(Applause.) Jackson had to
this Nation. We nave to meet the COM
bined influence. of money in all the money
centers of the world. But. my friends. this
campaign will demonstrate whether the
people are to have a government of the
people, by the people and for the people,
or whether it Is going to have a govern
ment of syndicatas, by syndicates and for
syndicates.' Applause)
AT 2:30 the party left Huntington. short
stops being made at CatIettsburg. Russell,
Greenup, South Portsmouth MaysviIIe, Au-
place Mr.. Bryan was introduced to those
about the train and at each place
he declined to talk. but introduced ex-Con-
gresham Benton McNiliin as a substitute.
he wished to save his voice for the
evening meeting at Cincinnati.