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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
GREECE IN A BAD WAY.
Situation at Athens Grows More
Serious Every Hour.
THE LACK OF LEADERS.
The FsslinG Of Indignation FOR Want
81 statsmAAshiP aad GsnsrAlship
IL Upon Every Hsnd The
Premier Asked 60 Resign.

New York. April ga dispatch IA
the Journal from Athens says
The situation here Ia growing more
serious every hour. as the people come
TO realize the truth and position In
which the want Of statehmanship and
generalship has left the country The
feeling Of uncomfortable Indignation
rapidly develops since the departure Of
the forces to the frontier. Athens and
Piraeus are filled with the bourgeois
unable TO carry arms and many mem
bers OF the lower classes. are 10 a GER
tain extent the rabble from every part
OF the Turkish empire
These people naturally cause any
amount Of mischief and II armed and
n they End leaders. can 30 10 all OK
tremities.
wednesday morning news spread
that demonstration had been planned
against the king The people ,hrong-
I'd the streets Ahd discussed the news
Volunteers. or vould-be volunteers In
the afternoon entered two shops 10 the
Rue Hermes and took an the firearms
and ammunition. under the pretcxt
that the government refused them
arms They would have easily degcn-
Grated into Wholesale pluudcrlng OF
shops II the good sense Of the lnhablt-
ants had not found a mouthplocc 10
Rail-. leader Of the opposition.
lie Immediately. on learning of the
disorder. came 20 the spot and adj
dressed the crowd His speech had a
telling effect you are mad was the
burden Of what he said why. when
Greece IL surrounded with difficulties
and the powers. try 10 dlscrcdlt the
natlon' Who can think Of creating
In the streets You say
you want arms let your conduct show
you are worthy oi becoming soldiers
Order was restored and II may be-
truly said that RAlli was the hero q
the day and saved the town from a
riot.
A crowd afterward went 20 the pal.
ace shouting and kissing The guard
had been doubled The people collect.
ed before the palace and popular ora
tors addressed them.
The noisy demonstrations ~ the
lay which Il was thought might mark
he end Of the dynasty. ended quite
peacefully,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
AL AnlNsT ENGLAND.
0errsn- EraAos and Belgium Tahins
Dish In TransvaAi Anairs

Dish In rFansVaAl AnaiTs
lew York, April ga dispatch to
y Journal from London says the
ally Mails Berlin correspondent tel
graphs that paper the following:
Somewhat serious news OF the
threatened European combination
against England Is now current here.
Emperor William is reported to have
a detailed plan by which the interests
OF Germany, France and Belgium In
The Transvaal are 10 be protected
against English intrigue and arms.
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Tageblatt afhrms that Frarce has
agreed TO the emperors scheme, and
Il Ia further said that Russian court
circles are extremely emblttered
against England. This ia attributed 10
the Dowsger CIarinA having accused
England Of being the cause Of Greece
going 10 war.
The German naval department has
ordered that all work In the shlpyards
be expedited and In some yards work
Ia being carried on day and night one
cruiser will be ready In a few weeks
and the other vessels by autumn. Al.
together there are 10 now In course Of
conatruetlon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
The Chanplsa L.r.s,rn.,.

Denver. Colo. April 2s-EuEens
Taylor. linotype operator on the Den.
YER Times. In eight hours. made a rec.
ord OF lOi,SOO ems The previous rec.
ord $1,000 ems, was held by Raker OF
Seattle Wash. Taylors record was
made during the ordinary course OF q
days newspaper work and nom the
average copy that IL furnished during
a day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
Failed On = ouorum

Athens, April 20 The legislative as.
sembly, convoked In extraordinary ses.
sion, met the second time last evenirs
and again adjourned owing 20 lack oi
quorum, only IS deputies being pres.
cnt ard ioi being the number neccssi
~ 10 proceed with the business Ad-
journment was followed by much OK.
element and cries Of disaproval from
the galleries
After adjournment Premier Delyan.
mis- had a long conference with 'hc king
and the opposition deputies held a pro.
longed meeting but the conference
broke up without deciding upon a pro.
gramms
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
FERNANDEZ IN PRISON.
Ne Il said 10 Ne IN America sud
Hs case Bsing Investigated.

Ne IL said 20 Ne an America aud
Hs Cass nsing Investigated.
New York. April % a dispatch 10
the World from Havana says adyices
from saEuA La Grande say that Ra-
fael Fernandez. adiuiant on the stan
Of the insurgent general, Robau. has
been captured u is understood that
be Is an American citizen. Tie Is con-
hned In the military prison NJ Sarua
His case Is receiving attention at tho
hands % United States Consul Barker.
An outbreak occurred IN the House
Of Refuge where a dIsreputabls negro
woman assaulted some respectable vo-
men confined as political suspects. The
warden asked Tor assistance from the
governor 81 the province to ouell the
mutiny but was refused and he man
aged 10 establish order himself The
women are now confined In a single
apartment by themselves. Another
outbreak Is apprehended. AZ the place
Is insufnciently guarded
Last Monday night % alleged Cuban
patriots entered the fortified seapor,
Of Tunas De Zaza. raided the place
sacked all the stores and carried on a
quantity Of plumber The garrison Of.
fered no resistance.
Siticcito, an important town ~ san.
"a Clara province. was ralded on Tues.
day night The patriots burned one
of the stores because the proprietor
tried to prevent them punderlng.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
WAS THE OTHER WAY,
A Spanish Victor In Cuba Turns
( Out 10 Defeat,
PLAYED AN OLD TRICK
-. t..,,,.nts I'D the spanish In
= Trap aad lays Havoc with
Th.m-vOitsss Go over
90 a Cuban side.

N.w yor April ga dispo' "
tho ueralfrom Havana says i"
gagow,niihlch the Spanish y WIN
co,er, Rodriguez In the '1"'o'
J bmslr which was reporte ~,
c,s,s parish victory. ~ ''' "
~ zen the reverse. 'p'"''"
,d'ns encountered q "''' Jus
tfattacked sharply ,"s ." 'ne'.
tperior force. The '''' 'e"''u
toward their camp Su''''ueu 10
I playing their old tr VI u'a"'"s tue
Spanish into an 'us''ue.
General g. s~lved with rein
saglng tho s1Rc s'and fell on their
flank The teAg lasted i've hours
and In klusJ wounded and prisoners
the spanlsfost y men.
News cces from Santiago de Cuba
that tw, hundred volunteers headed
by a prrt and a prominent physician.
have tned the insurgents because
they 'ere dissatisfied with the con-
ducti the Spanish authorities and be-
Ile,d Garcia would succeed In main
ta'lng his supremacy IN the east.
e. province.
The situation at Banes continues to
ommand attention Four cruisers
nd several gunboats have been order
. there TO land force 20 march on
he port from the direction Of Holquln.
he rebel force In and near Banes IL
stlmated at 5000
General Weyler came quietly back I.
Havana early Wednesday morning. /
tier a six weeks trip 10 Santa Clara. |
uring which, II he accomplished any /
ling from military standpoint the .
Ict has been most efectually con- .
'aled II IL now reported that he r. .
ping 20 Spain very soon. but the re-
,rt Is probably due 20 the fact that
Ia son sails on April 30
II IL reported that some insurgent
lief OF Importance has passed into
mar del Rio lie is believed TO have
'en Quintln Banderas. but the state.
tent lacks confirmation.
From Matanzas and other towns In
.ayana, Santa Clara and Plnar del
10 provinces comes news that starva.
on and disease are on the increase
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Gordon, Tex. April 2s-Mrs Ami,
Boil wife Of VIM. Boil. a farmer living
three miles south Of Gordon. was ad.
judged ins' is BY County Judge New.
brough. Her i5-year-old daughter was
accidentally shot and killed BY her u.
year-old brother In the latter part Of
October and since that time the moth.
er's mind has been failing
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

constantlnople. April % 1t Is an
nounced that the FIRST division n the
Turkish army AZ Elassona. entered
Greek territory from the vicinity o.,
Damasi and captured the town Of Ear.
kos. an important Greek base opera.
lions about Is miles west " iarlssa
Large quantities Of ammunition fell
into the hands Of the Turks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
Attsuptsa As..sslnstlou.

Ennis, Ter. April 2s-T J Hurley.
farmer living on the slayton farm.
near Telico. ten miles east Of Ennis.
came to town and reported to County
Attorney Allen that as he sat IN his
home a few nights ago with his family
some parties came to his house In the
dark and fred ten shots into his res.
idence. one bullet came near hitting
his wife. Hurley is the main witness
In some gaming cases, and he thinks
this Is the cause Of the attack. lie
found a note on his pillow recently
warning him TO leave the county At
once under penalty Of rough handling.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
The Comai.,los su.,.i..a

Austin. Tex. April 2s.-The cour, Of
civil appeals has handed down an opln.
Ton sustaining the state railroad com.
mission rules relating to COMPRISING
cotton and reversing the decision OF
the lower court In the suit nled against
the commission by the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad company. 10
which Il was alleged the commission
rules were unjust and unreasonable.
The court holds tina, the rules are Just
and reasonable
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Paris. Arrf % The Matln declare,
that The superstition OF Primo, Con.
siantine. n made By royal decree. d.
equivalent TO hs remuneration Of MI,
rights to the crown. The Maun also
asserts that the replacing of Premier
NJ belysnnis. BY N Ralll. the opposl.
tlon leader. will no, serve 10 arrest the
course Of popular Indignation against
the royal family adding i've minls.
terial crisis therefore only proceeds q
dynasty crisis by a few days King
George is credited with desiring TO alb.
dictate In favor Of his second son.
Prince George
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
4 Preacher shot

Palestin Tex, April % Ncws has
reached here that some unknown per.
son fired shotgun through a win.
dow Of a church near Tennessee Col.
ony, In the northern portion Of this
county hitting the negro preacher VIII,
was occupying the pulpit iu the fac,
with a charge OF blrdshol one sid
Of the face was almost torn on
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
Ladies' Ana SocIe,v

The ladies aid society Of the Methodist
church will entertain all the members
a. the church next Friday beginning At
SOP. m. Suitable refreshments for
the occasion will be served by the ladies
iree Of charge. There will be no money
asked Tor, no collection taken. The time
will be occupied with music and social
conversation. \ cordial invitation Is
extended aud hearty welcome assur.
e'' l2g
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
Charged with Ru,s,.,,

Mckinney, Ter, April 29-Ciln,
Hall, a negro, was given an examining
trial before Justice Of the Peace Faulk
ner here, charged 9Th burElariIlng the
grocery store Of Rogers a Stacy Of this
city The defendant was placed under
5000 bond to await the action Of the
grand jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Denison. Tex. April 2s.--At Van Al.
styne J. n Mckinney vas coming
down the ArnsplGer lane into town
with a load Of sand With him Wa
his son and Clearance Mari. the 10.
year-old son Of J. c. Mari. The two
boys were scufiinI over the lines and
young claranee Mari fell In front Of
the wagon The front wheel ran over
his neck and chest and the back wheel
passed over the hip and bowels lie
lived but a few minutes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Newest design go wall paper at Levy
Bros. Igg
Oh course there are Thousands of the
people Who DO not know that their d,y.
critic politician, are now stronger than
they Themselves are, but IL !. neyer.he.
lees true When the people declare
for fcc bin and do all they can DO to
secure one. and tho politicians defeat
them lu this movement for economy in
public expenditure, only one coucIn.
sion can be drawn. The people have
lost their power and their rights That
b. all.-Galye.ton News.
buy a cyTrc cistern Il Otto Bl,hme
and prepare for summer with a good
supply Of pure water holm
We don't object 10 paying import du.
ties on the goods ~, COZ sumo when the
money goes TO the government The
government cant be- carried on without
money but when We huy an article.
the tax on which o. three dollus. ard
one Of these dollars goes O. the govern
meutard two 20 the protected manuf,c.
tuners, ther i.a Kick due, AMI ought t,|
BE- delivered Butas often orrnr. when
The entire tax g.e. into the pocket. Of
Manufacturers and none 90 the govern.
meal-wcll, ve can't do ihe subject jus
ticr and maintain The reputation u lev. /
~ Farm and Ranch Tor the hish moral
tone Of b.. contents Farm d Ranch |
Can't Bryan rgt mp a baseball team %
Mr. John VI Lawrence ha.altIegual. .
lilies necessary % make cool manager /
boys, if YOU ian get Dim interested. and
under biz direction We b,Iieyc A team
can be organized that viii entertain the
suff uuiiug town. o. their entire s,ii..
faction. III. needless % add that this
suggestion b. made without Nr Law.
rence's kuaw'err or consent oth.ruise
j would not appear, bat w. hope the
boys VIII take DO up and pub ital.ug.
We ave tired of seeing the fellow. In
Sn pants and sweaters ride through
his town without being invited g. play
bah.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Washington, April % Both houses
OF congress at Il today adjourned until
Monday. after a very brief session and
without transacting any important
business In the senate several rcsolu.
lions were agreed 20. including one
calling for additional Cuban cor.
rospondence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Cisco, Tezr April 2s.-lu the county
prohibition election yesterday this pre-.
olnct gave one majority for prohlbl.
ton. Eastland precinct ~ pro. 1911
anti Ranger % pro, 30 anti. Rising
Star lis pro. Al anu. The indication,
are that the county goes wet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

London. April 2s-i dispatch from
A,hels says the Greeks have occupied
the heights Of PentcpIsadla north u,
Aria and about half way between that
place aud janlna. IN Epirus and on.
trenched themselves there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

TeNsrkans Tex April 2s.-Thomas
n Shorrctt an engineer on the rail.
road Of the Gate City Lumber company
was caught by a rolling log from on
ha,car and seriously injured abo,
the chest shorreit once ran an engine
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
ASKED Eor w.. R..l,p.tl.,

Athens, April 20 The king sum.
moned Delyannis. the premier. early
this morning and called upon him 10
tender bis resignation Ills majesty
subsequently entrusted the opposition
leaders With the task Of iormlng a new
cabinet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
FOR SALE

The Wiley Reed homestead or " hatis
known ~ Collins place, five miles NORTH
OF Bryan for sale at bargain. A snan
iiof anybody wanting a good and We'll
improved farm. Must be- sold quick
tur particulars address:
~ VI I'm G A. ELMEN.
Iolo l'2 Congress Ave, Houston. Tex
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
Negro boy Killed.

News reached here Yesterday Of the
killing of o negro boy named Willis
Jone. late Wednesday evening on %
plantation across HE river in Bureson
county. Robert Lovett, another negro
boy, was arrested, charged with the
crime, and taken t. Caldwell by Deputy
Sheriff John Newsome The weapon
u-ed was a shotgun one repor, saws
the boys were q hing together and Low.
EFT caught lirh which Jones threw back
into the water, causing the trouble.
Another stalemen, isthnt loyelt claims
tha killing wa accidental. Both bows
we're seventeen or Gig teen year. ofage
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Wichita, Kas, April ga special TO
the Beacon from Newkirk. Oklahoma.
says ed Newcomb, leader OF the noted
band OF outlaws. has been caugh, and
lodged IN Jail and the band broken up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Marshall Tex, April % There is
no clew as to who the men we're that
composed the mob that assasslnated
Hal Wright and bis son and fatally
shot Rob Brown on Tuesday morning
while on their way 10 court
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Rome, April ga dispatch from
Athens says 500 women and children
died during the terrible retreat from
Tyrnavos to Larlssa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Marshall, Tex, April 2s.-The pres.
ent warm, dry weather has caused the
buffalo gnats, which have inflicted
great damage on the stock OF farmers
10 the bottoms. to leave.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Valley Mills, Tex. April 20 The M.
tie 5-ycar-old daughter Of Mrs. Neeley
was bitten by a rather Il was sever /
hours before she received any medical
attention. Il is thought she will no,
live.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Rome APRIL 29-The s,colo of M.
Ian. publishes dispatch from Athens
saying peace between Turkey and
Greece has been concluded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Austin, Tex. April go tSpcclaD-
The senate had no quorum again to-
day and the house was In dead lock
ut | O'Clock over the Zee bill. having
Erahgled over Il all the morning
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
Mnntoh. nRnY

Todd homework. win pay him all
make vi.l do all the WORK myself aud
will expect Dim 90 leave pomptlyWhen
he gels enough O, eat.
u @. s. PARKER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

Volo. April - This town o. almost
completely evacuated by the Greeks
Women and children have been taken
avay en- masss by sea
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

go lh iNNt
Nn. u. Giles returned TO-
terday
Don't fail to see Levy Bned
paper.
Cant S NJ DerdSc per
from Cor.icana. 'oh
College Creamgaylor lefl
pound a, IA Hay
Mr.. Bruce ayarber at Al.
Tor Virginia II l%
Have yoghsl returned to
len'sg BSiter visiting her
W. + buy your cypress
~ are made by Otto
10 In
./Ciescent Roasted Coffee
Re best. liG.
lawrence, 4 NJ. Gordon and
took In the ball game At
%terlay.
4 q see otto Boehme's stock OF
81 terms. lie is selling them at
ne prices. holm
/ fact that the Quincy Refriger.
the best, at Levy Bros. 1876
The card from Health Officer
"a his issue, and clean up your
's if they are In need il.
Orleans l. noted a. the place
.ou ran get the hest cup Of coffee
ID, Why should New Orleans
lducr the hest roasted coffee
's Try star aud Crescent man.
b hy smith Bros. q Co.. New
J., introduced hy g.. W. Cleveland
d boy J. W. English, Saunders &
b and j. b, Mike. 40.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
TO the Public.

l des re 10 call your attention 10
necessity Of keeping your premises
leys and streets in a clean s4oi
condition, especially at this ~ to
the year, when diseases are v
prevail ,,..''''
6rany person to throwf sewer
any street, alley, sidey Aind, nor
81 - ,.,n.s or Trash .ih or pleas.
lisit conducive TO &c
ing to the eyes. Ga''y to assist
i I ask the pub 1t in any one
me, and will amy, any violation Of
Gaining III! fully,
the city sapj r. TABon, MD.
City Health Officer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

r,w,nehe Tribe No. %, !. o. H. NJ, ~.
pryan. Tex Council iie klnuieu or sgy
grst and third "Wednesday 81 ., ' Stsb
month Al the seventh run ana Y, II''"''
Irrath in Wigwam at Mixes h""'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

= for sale-See Mel
nee near Presbyterip,
CHI l0g.lm
nIe -, concluded his > ries
at st. Joseph's church Wed.
hght and returned Tome to
fford yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30

In that portion Of the country.
For Sale or Trade-A good second hand
piano. Apply TO John d. Mike. 1923
The reporter during the past two
days has heard many persons declare
their intention Of attending the Waco
Carnival and In our opinion the attend.
anoe fiom this place will be 80 large
Bryan's popular queen will ieel almos,
like she was at home.
Have you tried "Baldy" on the front
chair at Aliens? Try us and you vii
come again. 1872
Phebe Cousins says II isall great
misiake,-that practice demonstrates
the fallacy Of womans purifying inau.
ence on the polls and in politics She
says u turns out that women are sway.
ell by the same passions and ambition.
"a men aud are practically a. voters very
much like their scheming, planning
wireworking husbands and brothers.
Red Seal Roasted Coffee . l.poupd
packages for 25c at +. II. Halls. p6u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
II st. G. Time card.

Lemons '' per u'u - r. zee for rent Apply TO '. d. Hud
Chas. II. Edge, denus' ''"' 1870
j. r. Butler went to M"'h S Bush and others from Macy
m for oloney Boy at FL heghborhood were in town yesterday
RIOS fr your aud reported good and fine crop,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-30
THE DAILY EAGLE.
,....., a, The pos,ofice At Bryan. Texas "
second Glass mail mattel

nv royvrLLY. PALMERG cARNEs
M.lcoux CAHYEs Editor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-01-22
AMERICAN PLUCK.
yt Was Shown at Its Best After the Firv
OF 1885.

"The fearful loss did not crush spir-
its, however, and committees were i'm
mediately appointed to look after the
interest of the citizens" says the Ship
ping and Commercial List of April Is,
recalling the fire which cost New York
twenty-five million dollars in 1885. "One
committee was to make application to
congress for an extension of credit on
duty bonds and for O remission of du-
ties; another to make application to the
city and state governments; and an
other on relief to those injured, and
several others for other purposes. The
business nen were not cast down.
Many had lost oil they possessed, but
were ready to begin again. Within a
year O multitude of warehouses anc
shops had been erected and the hum of
industry was to he noted everywhere.
Real estate was high. Many lots when
sold brought more money without build
ings that they could have been sold for
before the fire with buildings. Tho
enormous rents demanded for dry goods
stores in Pearl street caused the mer-
chants to leave that thorougbfare and
| 60 into other streets