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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
crp,ys FORswEAR AUTONOMY.
They Propose 10 Fight 'n'h
Country Is Free


NEW YORK, December 2o.-copies OF a
statement signed by the officers or the
Fourth Army Corps of the Cuban army
operating in the Department OF Las Las
villas renewing allegiance to the Cuban
cause and forswearing autonomy, Es,s were ere
receIved in this city to-day. rms ac
IT, NV the officers OF the Las Villas
recruitment e makes the opposition 70 au-
tonomy practically unanimous among 'he
Cuban officers. .v,,o ore
THE statement says. in part: we are
CONVINCED that the pronunciation Oh re-
forms is an evidence Of weakness r, on ,ne
mart Of Spain, and is in itself a TRIUMPH
fe ~ arms our fighting attitude Will
continue col just as it is to-day, until . our
country is made free. we WIN accep.
no other settlement than that based upon
nHsoIrta independence, which must De
aereed to with our government and as
sembly of representatives. ,
Among the signers are Juan Maso
porra hrieadier-general of the First Divi'
zion and CaIixto Garcia, ad1utant'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
omen UntiI 10 o'Clock!!

Jahnke Brothers, jewellers, slz Main
street, wish TO state tnat tneir p'aSe y,
business will be open until iV oVio1A alA
next week, 10 give the puphc a ehanee S''
- mine the new and beautiful stock
os goods and compare prices. Ten per
Conf discount will be allowed on all pur-
cha SOS for this week only. Old gold ana
silver taken in exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Omen untiI mo- o,CIock!,

our place Of business will be open untiI
10 o'clock all next week TO give the pup-
lie a chance TO examine our new anu
elegant stock OF goods, and 10 per cent
discount will be given on all purchases
for this week only. Old gold ana siive<
taken in exchange.
JAHNKE BROTHERS, Jewelers.
9l2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
corroS-MILL WAGE QUESTION.
proposition From Labor Unions :"
manufacturers.

FALL, RIVER, MASS, December N'-A
-, ,a-once OF representatives OF the cot
90, manufacturers and the employees on
49,. u,ags question. was held to-day. The
representatives OF the labor unions SUP.
mined three propositions, ana eaeh Oh
,ha delegates made some comment there-
on on the manufacturers decided 70 take
the matter under consideration. ana VIII win
g,ve civ a written answer tomorrow. THESE
oronositlons, n formulated at the meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

UneXpended baInnce .......'''.'F . vi9 :,
The regular monthly bills were passeu
for payment. as follows: Pay-roil, Sco'.'o'
poor, Sl45: bills. sl.506.os.
on motion of Mr.. Smith, the Superin-
tendent was authorized to spend SO IN
laying q concrete floor to the almshouse
kitchen.
Mr.. II. a. Hughes, !he newly-appointed
steward. submitted his bond OF 1900 in
the American Bonding and Trust Com
pany which was accepted.
The committee decided TO recommend
to the Finance Committee that the follow
ing appropriation should be made Tor @ @tne
denortment: Almshouse expense, $li.lO0;
almshouse payroll, $3.50; poor OF the city.
expense, 5000; payroll, $l,30; construc-
tion account, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Eirewnod Chenp.

The Virginia and North carohre|
wheel Company Is offering Kim n-ns!q3
Hickory and Oak Wood Ia sui,an
lengths for cooking-stoves. ana hea.srs s
This wood is unsurpassed Tor cooH'n
purposes, and IL you use IL once YOU W.
use nothing else. Drop US csIu.
phone US. Old phone fii; he" pno"
IlDf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

Combination Flour-Bin, Sitter. ana
snice Cabinet. Patent Graters, Lemon
soueezers. Carpet sweepers. Coal Vases
and many other useful article for house
I,aeners N. KLEIN g. SON,
620 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Every Mothers Son

between the age of and would De de-
lighted II Santa Claus brought MN
pretty Refer Jacket. We nave 'neinL
very nobby ones-from N'sS 10 w. LOU"
'he"i Wv" JACOBS & LEVY.
T7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
c..nhopboue Talking Machines, $40.

Regina Music Boxes, Washburn Gun,
tars and Mandolins, Aeolians, ana oil
l<inds of Musical Novelties. open eve
nings until 8 o'clock.
WALTER d. MOSES & co.
1905 Main street Opposite post-ofiice).
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oh. what "a surprisei

would be your husbands exclamation
upon seeing. the lovely Qyercoat we conia
sell YOU to-day at SO. All colors, an
kind. all sizes. silk finished. raw cage!
very handsome. Not penny unaer 40
,s their worth. JACOBS & LEVY.
7O7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
what's More Appropriate

for n Christmas present than Handker-
chiefs? We have them in Japanette. with
siIk initials at 15c.; All-Silk at p, 80, and
60 icN JACOBS & LEVY,
7O7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
.ar,enn neauty Roses.

Fine Roses. choice Flowers. sno r'an.
for Christmas, now onered az 20" p'Ne
Shipping orders speciaity' "A
NJ. a. WHITTf, 81
eO2 cast Main and n5 east Broad streets,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

large assortment Of Library, Ha1I
"a stand Lamps. OF the latest design4
,'a 1rn,orted Vases, Cups, and saucers-nlo
,rasents for Christmas. We give trad1n
p,e,,,os n. KLEIN a. SON,
s'S'ii'P'' 600 east Broad strec<. /
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handsome NecIswear.

n It's Nobby Nec<wear you wish 20
present your friend, sec the Inc we ouvr
in handsome boxes at 25 and a0c. Ineyre
heautso JACOBS Il LEVY.
707 east Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

For a Christmas present get good
singing Canary Bird and Cage.
n. KLEIN & SON,
620 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

that irradiates her beautiful face as she
receives a box OF Lowney's Boston Bon~
hons. Fresh at Twin city DrIgstores
Seventh and Main streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
,xn.n. uprighs--A Nargain.

can and SEQ II. Also. Fischer Upright
~ s,7a Fully warranted for hve years
~ MANLY B. RAMOS COMPANY.
lls east Broad streat
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Kaempf's,

at No. 10 north Ninth street. Is ,he
place to buy your Christmas |ahuieS'
Made fresh every hour.
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nop,t Use Any but the Dcst.

Lowney's Pure Boston Choeola1o ChoS"Ds Do
bons fresh at Twih N"S
seventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

F,1sl Tower Concentrated Fruit Joiess shce4
ns In every household. They are supp't>a
the following aavors: Lemop-Ginser. Ssneq
Punsch, Ginger. Cocoa. Glove, Black cuffel
Peppermint. etc. sole agen's iH n'sn1's
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd s. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Don't Fail to See,

q, No. 10 north Ninth street. and buy
,,our Candies. Freshly made every hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Iry-'i'ry-'fry

KaempFs Cream Candles and Confec~|
tions; made every hour. NO. itv hott")
Ninth street. His Bonbons are ceiicioAs'|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

THROAT DISEASES commence with coc&
cold or Sore Throat. "BRowNs bRoSsA1
TRocuEss give immediate relief soid oesy
Noxaa Price 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
, - ne court-MnrtiaiIcd.

PARIS, pecsmP1ep p,1earS @15 INJURY II UNTO into the
that Inc ,pphe against Count Ferdinand
cnaiisi cnaisin Esterhazy has resultea ~ Ai'
nmo,n,,yoittal w mi, for trial by court-mar'ia''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
An appropriate Present.

box of Lowney's Bonbons, fresh, AT
Twin City Drugstore, Seventh ana MAIN
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

ror diseases OF the liver, stomach, an,a,er ahr
for u' .he water OF the Greenprier
y11ness White sulphur SPRINGS 10 the most 'a'ua-
hte I'm America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Calendars ana
Christmas Cards

at the
w. RANDOLPH COMPANIES.
1902 and 1904 east Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
.me Court Takes Holiday.

.,r.,rnN DpcpmDerT W II
We WASShsitiee States Supreme Court adlonrnna lrnna
~ Lin,h tha holiday recess today 70 eo"''''N
again on January sa.~ 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
The Weather'
. WASHINGTON. pece,nbes
.na roracast for Tuesday:

- WASHINGTON, pece,nbe1 s.
DAM Forecast for Tuesday:
yirginia--Rain; clearing wt4f
by noon; southeriy winds,
coming northwesterly.
North Carolina-Rain; eiear'nS wse4
in the early morning; seusnwsse
winds. becoming northwesterly.
THE WEATHER IN RicaH<
YESTERDAY was rainy and disasF<e
with some sleet. IA
State Of Thermometer:
A. M...,..-.........ss...s.s
3 A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a M...... ......... .s..-... ss.ssss
>>5
T.. M........'.....'sss.. .s'sss = '''s->>< =
r. M......"............. ..s''s... .ss,>s4
| IL Nighe....... ..... ........'.s. s'sss>}
Mean temperaturs...... ...... ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

increase Of over the corresponding
month last year.
The hospital report showed patients ,e
ceived i3; discharged i5; died. ~ IN the
hospital November 3Oth Clan increase
Of 4 over November. 1896
The following financial report was SUD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
submitted ,,,r>-Srov
THE CANDIDATES NAMED.

The rcnort was adopted. and Mr. c. H.
Jennings OF Washington, nominated NJ.
W. NJ Foster. dwelling upon the 81 lOnS
endorsements Mr.. Foster had IeceIsee y
and the evidence alleged 10 snow '..,'
Judge Oglesby had catered TO the Nep0"
lican party. ,rcro
Senator James read telegram I'm III
Judge ID. W. Bolen, at HillsVihe' un
county seat Of Carroll, saying 'hat yes
terday was court-day and every
wanted Judge Oglesby reelected Ai'
James said every Democratic ",s.o,,
and senator in counties adjoining CarIon,
which had 10 Democratic irepreSe it"' ~ !
in the caucus. favored tho renomih"'i0i
OF Judge Oglesby. 80,
Mr.. Jennings replied by showing INC
an immense number or the Democrats -, '''
voters OF Carroll the solid Democrat, :,
mar and the only Democratic paper -
Carroll county endorsed SIR. Foster
Mr. Winborne urged the nomination %
MIR Foster. as did Dr. Winston. wh'
signed the minority report, going into IN
evidence az length In trying 10 snow th"
the charges against Judge Osles2y "er'
sustained.
Mr.. Minter thought the party woui'
be belped by the infusion OF new bioo'
into the ohice-holders OF Carroll county
and seconded the nomination OF Mr. fos
ter.
Mr.. Parks and Mr. Saunders discusses
the evidence against Judge OgiespS' as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
SnlUlliAFtf
r. s. PARKS.
S. II. LETCHER. ..co
GEORGE ". La CAlO'
WILLIAM II. BOAZ.

THE MlNOkll IsL@A -
The following report. dissenting lioiii
,ba majority. was submitted:
THE undersigned feels constrained ~
decent from the finding Of the committee
fr -c-,srd 10 charges second ana thlIu'
''' r.1ros second relates 20 the illegal aP.
r.rrrriation of the funds Of the county
b. clearly shown that Judge CS,SsOS q
,rrronriate money for the buiidlnS oI
Iridpe in Pulaski county. Whle u my my
la true that this was done lot Wy ~, - nf
and with the approval Of the cltlzchs "a va
Carroll county, yet me iact rTili@titI6 TiIlat t,I6era
fbe Cninion Of the undersigned thal lhSIe
js no warrant IN law for such an @pP''
The third charge, and in the Judginy o,,t.
OF the undersigned the most serious To-, o.,
thar Judge Oelesby pandeIeu 70 ny yhe
rubiicau PARTY has. i'm the view VI ,,,tlo
i.rdersipred been clearly SHOWN !, ny ny
f5cfs are that during his admins ,s,i ~,
fa 9uuointed seven or eight hel,uDIi.,
2, tbs nositiOn Of constable ana. hldsis
trates While the undersigned iuiiy ~
c1guizes that Judge OglesOy hau ~ - -
authority for making such appoiiltlil'it,, ~ -
being no less than that OF the dpPoeniis
rnput bv President Cleveland OF ~. ID
ham 10 his Cabinet yet the unoeI3isI' t5., I'' >
js strongly OF the opinion thaI Mn Miieii y - =
Democratic Official appoints 10 oilce no,
publicans. il Is pTima facle eVlueNCv i
bc Is wandering 20 that party l,,a, 4iir
Tasrs with him 10 disproye lhe Iil"i e., -
which. in the present instance nc
failed 10 DO.
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rbe Aimshouse Reports.

The Committee on Poor met az ,ne
Aimshouse last night at O'Clock anu re-
mained in session for two hours ,annon
were prsssh,. ss,a and smith. Chairman
.. n,ne,' ,,,as unavoidably absent on account
Guns asa ssr,ous Illness OF his mother. The
a,ort oa en of the superintendent for Novem-
,epo nap was as follows: Number received o.; %;
S,scharged. Sss IS; died. 9. There were ~
uisen as on November 3oth. showing an
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
SHORT RATIoNs.
Gold Seekers 90 KIoadihs Have Not IA
sush 10 sustAia Them This wintsr.

Gold Seekers 90 KlOndihs Have Not En.
suEh 10 sustAia Them This wintsr.
Eureka. Cal, Sept. s-News by the
steamer National City from St. MI.
chaels corroboraies all that has been
said Of the PROJECTS OF short rations in
the gold digglnEa Of Yukon river dur
lag the winter. One OF the passengers
IL J. A. Ralsten Of San Francisco. He
says there. is gold. and lots OF II, In
Klondlhe. but II IL generally still In
the ground. lie believed the claims
now located could turn out so tons this
winter II the scarcity Of food did not
prevent full operations. lie gives a
rough guess that Klondike Is good for
$3.50. 10000 before petering out. siE
thousand men In the mines about Daw'
son city Is the estimate Of Mr.. Ralston
The supply Of the necesSaries OF life "a
feed these men. he says. Ia totally In
sufficient. There Ia whisky. beer and
all kind Of liQuor In profuslon. but
their places could have been better ALL
ed on the steamers with aour Mr
Ralston says one OF the best claims OF
the Eldorado il the property OF J. A
r. Hall Of Missouri Il will turn out Al
least $1,000. 900. II Is no uncommon
thing to take out two ounees to thu
pan from any part Of the claim.
On the way own the river from Daw
son City the steamer Healey found thu
steamer We Are head-fast on a bar
She had been on the bar 20 days. ant
the Healey took OF her passengers an,
some freight and then left the unior
tunate fast aground. with small chance
OF getting on before the river closes
The We Are had on board $50 paasen
gers and about 81 800 600 In treasure
This was transferred 10 the Healey An'
taken 10 81 Michaels.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
ONE OF THE GREATEST
Men of the Age In His Line
He Was Investigated.

The Baptist Standard, Of Waco, Tex.
recommends DR.. J.. Harvey Moore, aI
follows:
"Dr. J. Harvey Moore, the celebrated
eye, ear and throat specialist, Of Allan.
"a, Ca, who has spent the last five
weeks Ia Waco, has performed some
wonderful cures here that proved him
10 be one Of the greatest men Of the age
In his line. The Standard made thor.
ough investigation OF his past record
by writing b. prominent BaptistH 10
Georgia, and the most fattering replies
we're received and published In The Stan.
dard We have seen some Of his patients
who came to him blind and can now
see. We do not hesitate 10 recommend
him 10 any one who is In need OF the
services OF q specialist In his line"
DR.. Moore will he At Mrs. Leman's
hotel, Bryan, for 10 days commencing
Monday Sept. 18th. He will ttraighien
by his painless method, the first case OF
cross eyes calling on him free Of charge
and will treat all oasos for half price the
fret day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
AN IMMENSE FORTUNE.
n IL Rsund n . vaiiss In The Laredo
cusien ussss.

10 IL Fsund n = vaiiss In The Laredo
cusssn Hsuss.
Laredo. Tex. Sept Son the Sth Of
last August, Mr.. Walter Taylor Of the
eugtom house inspectors Al Laredo.
while going through the Aztec limited
train which arrives here at 1890 .. m.
noticed young man with two valises
on the seat In front Of him and In
ouired II they belonged TO him. The
IN aller he claimed. but the larger one
Of a peculiar make he dlsowned. Mr..
Taylor passed on through the train and
when he returned 10 the seat the young
man had occupied he found II empty
a. well a. the DISAPPEARANCE Of both
yallsea. At the same moment he saw
the stranger entering a hack with both
valises and At once stopped the hack.
vhereupon the stranger made his exit.
leaving the larger valise. Mr.. Taylor
took the vallse 10 the custom house
and turned Il over 10 the collector.
who placed Il In the warehouse with
other baggage, Tuesday the collector
directed that the valise be opened In
order to advertise lie contents for sale.
Great was the surprise Of the ofieials
when its contents inventoried Mexican
government bonds TO the amount Of
500. 900; United States currency $1,000.
diamonds TO the value Of $1,000 and
commercial drafts 10 the amount OF
800. 900. On this discovery the sale
was abandoned and kilograms sent to
the City Of Mexico and other points on
the lines Of the Mexican National road.
making inquiries. The stranGest part
Of the whole AFFAIR IL that notwith-
standing a month lacking two days
has passed since the yalise was sleEed.
there has never been a word OF inqui-
~ from any direction received here re-
garding this large sum OF money.
II has been ascertalned that In the
month OF last July. Pedro Trueha a
Bro, millionaire Spanish mine owners
In Parral. Mex. dissolved partnership.
the younger brother selling out and
left Parral for his old home In Spain.
lie invested ti0o.O Of his wealth In
Mexican bonds and carried 500. 900 In
certified checks. The diamonds and
Ereenbacks were personal property.
Young Trueba arrived In Monterey on
the hrst day OF last August 10 take the
Mexican Gulf railroad for Tamplco
from there 10 New York. thence 10 the
steamer 20 Europe. Until bis vail 9
with ia valuablea were discovered al
the custom house here his friends
thought ne was en- route home The
young man from whom the valise was
taken was well spotted by Inspector
Taylor, and his description will be
wired 10 all the detective agencies In
this country. The opinion prevails
that young Trueba was ioully dealt
with In Monterey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

healthy, and when future Legislatures
learn how the present management has
used the amounts placed at their disPo-
al 10 the great benefit and advantage
Of those 10 whose interest Il was APP
pFopriated, they will see the necessity
OF making such appropriations as will
enable the many who are now crowded
out to take advantage Of the magnih.
cent educational benefits to he ae.
CURED at this institution. The
president and others are to he
congratulated upon the success.
ful conduct Of the trust placed upon
them, and the Board feels that the cit
zens Of Texas will soon realize that the
money spent on these institutions has
been wisely appropriated and used for
the best interests Of the rising genera.
tiou.n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
VS.. WILSON, Az

A few days ago the Eagle advertised
the loss Of lady's diamond pin which
had been lost several days before the
al was handed In. Yesterday the own
er Of the pin telephoped that Il had
been found through the ad. A strange
coincidence Is that the same diamond
was lost once before and found by .
local In the Eagle. Those who do not
believe that advertising pays have sim.
ply never tried its searching, far.reach.
ing, irrepresihle results.
Yesterday Col. Harvey Mitchell re-
ceiyed from his nephew, Mr.. John
Mitchell Of Franklin, a monster pump
kin, raised by the latter and tipping the
beam At sixty pounds. The pumpkin
was on exhibition at Saunders & John.
sons yesterday and attracted large
amount Of attention.
Your albums will show my work "a
DO permanent aud drst-elass. See hd.
yeftisement for low price. Jno. A,
DahlgFen, Photographer. 22u
Losi-A brown horse mule "a hands
high, branded 3 on the left hip, and q
small wart between the eyes AMI nose,
Last seen In Bryan Thursday, sept. 2,
$500 reward for return Of the mule to
Parkei's Warehouse In Bryan.
245 Wilt Eugene Allen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
r..lsu hrs,A.r. Released

Clayton. n. NJ. Sept. She three
Peelan brothers. arrested at Johnson's
mesa, charged with having robbed the
Gulf train last Friday night, we're dis
charged for insufficient evidence. The
Covan bsys, arrested At the same time.
were bound over. Onlcers are stun In
pursuit Of the other parties supposed to
have been connected with the hold-up
In the Johnson mesa country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
CLEAN UP!
Health Officer Tabor Going to
InfOrce Sanitary Measures.

DIR. Geo. X. Tabor, city health officer,
announces three cases Of scarlet fever
at the residence Of Mr.. W. A. Dodson,
and has run up yellow flag and pro-
claimed .qurentine. Dire. Raysor, Hall
and Watkins concur In the opinion.
In coversalion with a reporter last
night DR.. Tabor said II lie the mildest
form Of the disease he ever saw and he
does not anticipate any serious epidem.
ie. lie also said that beginning this
morning he Intends 10 put hands and
wagons on the street and e'ean up the
town thoroughly frOm one end 10 the
other and that everybody must imms.
diately clean up their premises, or he
will be compelled 10 enforce the law.
He advises the free use Of lime about
the premises and says II the people will
clean them and put the refuse
In the streets and alleys he will have II
hauled OF.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
MORE GOLD COMING.
Iamsnss Amsuats B.iss shipped Prem
Dawssa oity.

Iamsnss Amsuais Bsisg shiPpsd EFsm
Dawsou oity.
San Francisco. Sept s.-Aeoording 10
Information brought by the steamer
National CITY from 81. MichAels. an
immense amount Of Klondlke gold Ia
on the way from the mouth Of the
Yukon river TO San Francisco and the
sound. The National City reached here
after a voyage Of II days from st. MI
chaels.
A letter received BY Mr.. Murray Of
this city. from Or. q. w.McKennan.
says: Two steamers arrived last night
from Dawson loaded with wealth. The
mines are the richest on earth. Cap
tain Anderson OF the National City
says he knows that q large amount OF
gold came down the river from Dawson
City. but he could not give figures.
a. the miners are very retieent about
their wealth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
". hernandez. c..,u,.a.

Owens boro. Ky. Sept s.-Scoit and
Reuben Gray. brothers. and noted des-
peradoos, have been captured at Bard
well. and are held for the murder Of ].
H. Borden. In March. 1884 Borden was
waylAid and murdered In a most de-
liberate and brutal manner. The Gray
brothsrs have been fugitiyes from Jus
tiee for years