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TO LET.

Store to let, Fort Street near Hotel.
"H," P. o. Box No. IS.
4643-tf
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

The tides and moon phases are given In
Standard time. The time OF sun and
moon rising and setting being given for
all ports in the group are in local time,
to which the respective corrections to
ferent port should be made.
The Standard time whistle sounds at
12h. 0m. o.. (midnight), Greenwich time,
Standard time.
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THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE (SEMI-
WEEKLY rs ISSUED ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
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Through tickets issueo from Homo
lulu to Canada, United States and Eu-
rope.
For Freight and Passage and all
general information, apply to
T. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD.
General Agents.
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The Hawaiian Gazette (seml-WeeKiV
will be issued this morning IN time lot
the outgoing island mails.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
Vessel: From: Date:
Schr. Novelty, Newcastle. ........ Due
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ARRIVALS.

Friday, July 9.
Stmr. Kaala, Mosher, from Oahu
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TRESPASS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mr.. John
Grace is authorized to collect all &C
counts owing the Honolulu Dairy, and
all persons having claims against the
said Honolulu Dairy are requested 10
present the same at once at the once
of James I. Dowsett, Queen street.
464S-1m
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
By the Government Survey. Published
Every Monday.
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TENDERS.

Tenders will be received at the Office
of Francis Dunn, Spreckels' Building,
up to noon on THURSDAY, July 18TH
for the erection of two-story Colonial
Residence 4655-3t
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, July 9, 10 p. m.-The weather is
clear; wind, light y. E.
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Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation, but not for gravity.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

sailing the above steamers the Age
pared intending coupon tickets
ali the United States and
Yor by steamship % all European ports
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
PASSES The SENATE.
Indian Appropriation Rni Gees ThEouEh
without but IItils die ussisn

Indian Appropriation Rni Gees ThEouGh
without but IIttis Diss ussisu
Warrington. April 2O.-The senate
has passed the Indian appropriation
bill II IL substantially the same as Il
passed the house. aud can occasion
little division save on the amendment
opening the UneompaEhre Indian res
eryation.
Resolutions Of inquiry we're agreed
70 asking the secretary OF state a. to
The operation Of the reciprocity trea-
lies made under the Mckinley act
Mr. Vest introduced his resolution
declaring illegal the recent ORDER Of
Tho secretary Of the treasury relative
% imports arriving after Arril l. The
a,Rstor gave notice Of pressing the
r,4Olution and Il may AFFORD another
test on the tsrih.
After the executive session the SEN
ata adjourned az a mark Of respect Ia
Representative Milllhsn. deceased.
During the debate on the Indian bill
Mr. Allen pop NebJ offered an
amendment for the establ hment Of
IN Indian supply warehouse At Omaha
b Mr. Gear REP. Ia said u Is was de-
rlgnsd 70 take the warehouse from
Chicago. II this was to b. done hs
would propose slouH City. Iowa. a.
wen as Omaha. a. an Indian supply
polnt
u led 10 extended debate az 10 IN,
rslatiye merits Of various cir e. as sup
~ points Tor the Indians. which re-
gu.ted In the Allen amendment belnI
greed 10.
An amendment BY Mr. Hoar (Rer
IrtsJ for two additional fcderh
iadges In Indian Territory vas adopt
. ed
After a contest an amendment b.
n. Ferry OF Arkarsas was agrs ID q
Uniting the rolls Of tribes 10 ccria''
le-igrated CLASSES
The senate IN executive sessiol
greed 10 vote on The rrbltrstion treat
% the 9TH Of May ~ tp N.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
PEOPLE DROWNING.
skin Asksd Fer 20 Resous she TiOoa
HunsTsrs neisw vicksburg.

Gkins Asksd Fer 10 Rescue she TiOod
su1sFsrs nsisw vieksburg.
vlcksburE. Miss. April 2o.-MaIor
willard, United States engineer, has
received q dispatch from tie master Of
the steamer Florenre. ordcrsd SUNDAY
night TO Coons Landing, La, 10 rescue
nood sufferers, askiaE him 10 send all
skis obtsinsbls By fret steamer 80
people are drowning and cannot be
renchsd except by fkihs
CooHs Landing Is about 81 miles
from this city and IL being flooded by
BiGEt' erevasse. Dispatches have ar
rived from Ashwocd. La. saying the
water IL rapidly rushing irto IN,
swamps Of Tsnsas parish which are
Inaccessible By steamer and this dis
patch arouSes many approximations.
Relief work here is dependlng upor
private charity. upon which the bur
Den 10 daily heavier.
Thousands have arrived and thou
sands are coming and the lovees are
covered with refugees. Chairman Clay
ten. Of the colored relief committee
says 1000 persons are IN distress here
A dlspStoh from Valley Route oplr'
atSr at Hays. Misr referring to N,
foregoing. says thrt the calamity al
CoOns Landing Il dus to a break In III,
ievee there and that another has oo'
CURED opposite Rodney. 80 details.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
ROGERS SHOT DOWN.
Cherokee nnrs Brother Shoots Him
new, 81 Tert Gibson.

cAsFohss nns brother sheets hin
DswN 81 Tert Gibson.
Fort Gibson. / T., April 2o.-lke
Rogers. the man who captured Craw-
ford Goldsby, alias Cherokee Bill. came
In on the train Al 1880 this forenoon
and had only sliEhtsd on the platform
when he was shot and killed by Clar-
oncs G0ltsby, q years old. a brother
q Cherokss BIZ. Not less than 200
people were on the depot platform
when the shooting occurred. 0oldsIy
picked up the dead mans rife and ATTY
shots we're exchanged between him and
people about there Only one shot took
eject a negro being wounded 10 the
face.
The Cherokee freodmans payment
was going on here and not less than
600 negroes Indians and white mer
are chmped around town Excitement
was high. but trouble was avcrtcd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
KILLED AT A CROSSING.
Train strike. vehicle VIA T.'r'sI.

Train strikes . Vehicle VITA Terrible
Results Ia Nichig.n
South Lyon. Mich, April 20 A train
on the Detroit. Grand Rapids md wes-
tern railway. at the frtt main highway
crossing vsst Of South Lyon depot.
struck a vehicle. instantly killing Hsr-
~ Clark ana Miss Sarah Fisher Of Up
slant. who was visiting friends here.
Miss Ethel Just was injured. one foot
being badly crushed
The body Of Miss Fisher was terribly
mut.latsd. both legs being cut on
Clark was a student At Ann Arbor
and Miss Fisher attended the state nor.
nal az Ypsilanu.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
SENATE FORECAST.
TIE Prsgraans - Nsppsa Out BY the
Upper Hsuss % Cssgrsss

Upper Hsuss 81 Cssgrsss
Washington. April 1.-THE senate
will conclude TIA consideration Of the
appropriation bills this week The In
dian bill IL expected to pass today.
and the sundry civil and agricultural
will follow In the order named. There
Is no expectation that there will be
prolonged debate on any Of the bills
There was an effort 10 amend the sun
dry civil bill BY the addition Of a pro-
vision for the regulation Of the forest
reservations This may lead TO some
discussion. but the friends Of the
amendment do not anticipate much
trouble In having the bill agreed to.
Senator Davis will make another at
tempt in executive session TO Get a
day hHsd for taking a vote on the ar
bitratlon treaty Tie has announced
his purpose to press the treaty 10 nnal
action at az early a date a. possible
He expects TO have little difficulty In
securing an agreement for a debate.
but some OF the Directing senators In
innate that there still may he oppo-
sltlon. The matter Of pairs has been
definitely arranged on the basis OF two
votes for the treaty 10 one against
Il. Il is not believed a great deal Of
time will be given TO the treaty during
the week. whatever the degree OF Mr.,
Davis success In securing any agree
ment for a date for a vote
The bankruptcy bill will continue ia
hold ia place on the calendar as un'
: finished business. but Il probably will
no, he seriously pressed Senator Nor
gan has announced his intention 10 In
: slst daily upon the consideration Of bis
Cuban resolution.
Much OF the senAtes time will b,
given TO the question Of the organiEa
ton Of the aenAte's committee
The house this week will contlnu,
the programme Of three-day's adjourn
nont unless the Indian appropriation
bill is returned from the senate wher
e II meets on wednesday.
The complications arising out Of IN,
situation In eastern Europe possibly
may figure In the proceedings OF botl
: houses 10 the lattsr part ~ the week
80. -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
N.u E.,radl,lou Lav

City Of Mckee. April 2o.-Ths house
Of deputies has passed the new exuadi-
tlOA law substantially a. reported to
that body by the Mexican commission
representing the departments Of for
slsn relations and justice The new
law dehnes a basis on which aXtradi-
ton may be granted and will form q
complete scheme for new ire ties. the
exir,ing treaties being Imperfect Tn
der the new law no Mexican can be
cxtr dited to any foreign state except.
lnr In special cases 20 be decided by the
executive Of the republic. and natural
llod citizens who have been made citi-
rers for two years viii be considered
also under this provision. Dellnquonts
who' have been slaves In countries
where crime has been committed will
In no case he given up to the foreign
state Religious. political and military
ofcr ses. a. veil as smuggling. are not
extraditable Persons living here and
involved in judicial proceedings may
not he delivered on demand for tx,
tradition until they are either acquitted
here or have served their sentence
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

Frankfort Ky, April 20.-Those who
have up to this time doubted nr. Hun-
ter. the Indicted Republican nominee
for the United States senate. would
withdraw gave up al hope when they
learned he had issued following state
meut over his signature:
Il have gone over the whole situation
carefully and I admit | DO not know
where my one vote 10 20 come from
Under circumstances an unwilling "a
say shall prOlong the fgAt beyond Q
reasonable time when see that Il Il
hopeless. This proceeding before Ii,
grand jury has had tbsclutely moth
lag TO DO with my change Of front"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
n. ST. G. Time Card.

Lemons l5c per dozen at "a Halls.
Chss. b. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Father BrAnnAn' = series Of services at
81. JOseph's church begin tonight.
Cali for "lloney Boy" at Ia HALLS. n
Nice five room cottage for rent. Ap.
ply 10 +. +. Castles. l2l
The sermon was simple, forcible and
ms rustiys.
All linds Of fresh feed stuiIs at Edge
Bros. Phone 1911. l0dif.
The Madame Goldberg Concert Com.
pany al have their own plano with
them. Opera house 23rt.
College Creamery Butter 25c per
pound a. I'd Halls. 96li
Lovers OF music cannot afford 10 miss
the en- efialhment OF the Goldberg Con.
cert Company.
Huy a cyprl cistern Of Otto Boehme
and pNpar ior sumlDer With a god
supply Of pure water. no lm
Three contunate artists In the music
llne co sttn,e Madame Goldberg, Con.
Comp ny aud their entertainment T.
one Of ,he bes' ever pfo4ueel IN bryan.
Rid Seal RnAs,ed Coffee 2 l.pound
packages for 25c n + n. Halls. g5tf
sanorrs Bros. a TO. have found II 10
b. what their customers Ike, aud have
used b. ar car loads Of the King u han.
sas high patent -four this Season. LIS
guod thing. ami pushes Itself aiong.
For saie-A lady's Rugby bicycle In
hrst-1liss condition. April, At this Of
hre. Il.
Programs are cut for the prize shoot
At Marlin, Texas, May 20, % aud q
1897, uadeI the auspices II the Marlin
Gun & ub, 4 X Herring. Secretary.
Nov is the time 10 buy your cyp,,ss
cislerus The best are made 10y Otin
BOehne. 40 lm
NJ ?. Burruugh lett yesterday Tor IL.
Worth with cars OF cattle.
Choice Butter for Sale-See McP
Beard, reiidvnoe near Presbyterian
church. lUg.lm
k.The new compress will be tipped the
fret week in NAy and will ,Iriye here
about The 18th.
Cal and SEE Otto Boehmes stock o.
cyprrsr este Ms, lie 10 selling them 81
haf TINE prices. ITO lm
Gen. II. d. s,oddard, Jno, Q. Taboo
vile and daughter, Mts. J. W. johnson
and daughie,, J. 4. Butler. Luther Tay
lOr, Robert armstrong, Guy NJ, BryaI
JT., Henry RhOde and children, Mis-
Jose lark, Col. A, NJ. Rhodes, II. q
Rhodes, 5. ~ Dcrden ard Others le.
Tor Houston last evening. soiue A.
Kn.sh,s Temp ar, and 10 down 10 al
tend tie celebration Of the order.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
SITUATION At NEW ORLEANS
IN. People Are stuI Aisrasd and Az
Taxing No Chances

The People Are san Aisrasd and Az
TakinG No Chances.
New Orleans, April 20 The river 70
iis feet above low water mark and III
feeling Of unsasiners has nowhere snb
sided. Fine weather has given ample
opportunity 10 make hard work enc
thousands Of men nre at worb In The
city ana couatry BegIdes the eon
slant strengthening Of The banks may
armed men patrol tie levees at aight e
prevent ether fellows from cutt.n,
them. with three freaks In Icllsis "a
added 10 thoss IN Mississippi the sit1a
tlon should he somewhat relic Cd bu'
fears viii not Allay until guag g show
a decline Of two feet At least
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
MURDER is SUSPECTED.
Thorough Iavssuga,iss 10 coisG %
over the Death Of Basisis

Thorough Iavss,igA,iss To coiuG %
over the Death Of Basisis.
Chicago. April 2o-ThouGh q grave
had been dug in Rosshill cemetery for
the body Of Leo W. Daniels. the real e.
tate dealer. who died At whiting. Ind.
on thursday last week from the effect
Of a bulle, wound, the body was not
buried. Murder IL suspected by reia-
,iyes and friends Of the family
The widow is not satisaed with the
verdict Of the coronsr's Jury in re-
gard 10 the death OF her husband She
claims that be vas murdered and has
asked the police to investigate. lie
was known to have considerable mon.
~ on his person.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
CA.ss.d wnA Muta..

Ardmors l. T., April eo.-Ftnl
Brown. a negro, arrested and lodged r.
jail charged with the murder Of
Charles Mccormick a si0nem son, Al
Dads. / T.. saturday night McCor
mlcs was Drained with IN ave IN @
.sat. where Ne SLEPT, ard tho crime Nal
not discovered until the next rlrulut
Tae bloody az with which ne deed
vas done was found under the ucd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
A Timely Discourse.

DIR. Clothier's sermon Sunday Al II
toOk cofaiEance Of the prevailing topic
Of he hour, and discussed hypnousm.
tn subject was handled In away 10 ct
a good deal Of useful Instruction out Of
Il. DR. Clothier says little u the un
usual aud sensational is good soma
times. e. give the people'- ideas little
shaking M, aud start inyesiigs ton ia
neS lines. Ofcour Q everything Of the
Kind IL kelly TO be Ahnsed, when II BE-
comes dangerous. The point wa made
by a species OF comparison, that tn,
hypnohst requires a subject Willing "a
come under bis power in order that biz
influence may dominate the subject
Gvd, he said, requires the same willing
ness Of the seeker after religion. Lei
thc peni ent feel Willing that God'l
Sp' Il may dominate mis- own, and lh'
wC,k Of regeneration will proceed, anC
the mint Of man may feel the power o
Col, and receive the rich blessings o
hi. Spirit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

Warrington April 2o-The Repub-
lean senator we're IN caucus Yesterday
nearly two hours and adjourned when
he senate met without reaching any
agreemeht The entire time vas con-
sumed In a discussion Of committee
organization with Incidental mention
q the tarin The proposition which
had been submitted by the Democratic
managers to the Republican COMMITTEES
was opposed BY many senator's. more
especially by Senators Chandler. Baker
and Elkins
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

The Methodist Sunday school chill
drrn viii picnic today at place 4 mile
and hall east Of town, the same place
that they had their picnic last year.
All VINO have cosVsyanoes may 20 dire I
10 The grounds or 20 with the others
from the church, a. they please. Those
Who have not, will repair 10 the Metho.
diet church between o and 10 a. M, and
will have oonyeyanoes furnished. All
are requested 10 take baskets. we'll
filled.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
KENTUCKY sENAToRsHlP
Chassss 81 uunisrs Election seems q
Ne osttisE Warss

Frankfort, KY. April 90 Mr. Hager
the new Democratic senator has ar
rived with hls certificate ard wa
sworn In early this morning. Wien
the train came Il bore Senator Ogllyio
the sick Democrat. who has not beer
here before this session. This med.
the senate full for the hr7t tine this
session. with iss Numbers In 'oint set
sion. 70 Republicans and 6s Democrats
and 70 once more necessary to a choice
Il put Hunter one vote further iron
election and made more &c tain the in
possibility Of his election than has III
Indictment or any other occurre1c'
this session II also made Il nceesS-r,
for any new nominee TO receive 4
votes TO secure the election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

Jackson. Tenn. April 2o-The bui-
falo mats are killing stock In TIE west
ern part Of this county The farmers
In many instances have had to stop
pillow 'ng ard protect their mules and
hor-s The pssts come in swarms.
driven by westerly winds They are
much worse In the counties west and
south o. here They come ron the
noCds In the Mississippi river bottoms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
oARclA,s EXECUTION.
The Mah nsplays wosdsriui Nerve
While BEING shsL

Whiie neing Nh'@
New York, April 2O-A Dispatch to
the Journal from Havana SAYS:
Pedro Garcia, who was shot for re-
btlllon. was arrested In his fathers
house on suspicion Of being a rebel
After fiI months OF imprlsor nent bis
turn haslly came 20 be tried and
week ago he was taken befoo a sum
mar court The entire cou., martial
lasted only about hittsn minutes aud
Garcia wEs sentenced TO Gasth. al
though. US is customary. thoy did not
read the death sentence TO I'm until
Sunday night. Il hours before he was
shot
Promptly at Z o'clock last nlGht a
picket Of eight soldiers halted in front
OF the cell. The captain 10 charge Of
the prison called Pedro Garcia"
Present" was the answer
Prepare TO come out, said the cap
tain.
Open" replied Garcia. Il am ready"
lie spoke az eoolly a. u ne had been
going ont TO sup with a friend instead
OF to the "capithla." Then there was
the omihous rattle OF keys. the sliding
Of heavy bolts and then the ponderouI
iron door sWung slowly open.
Farewell to all. +" said Garcia
Farewell and courage. exclaimed
his comrades with husky voices
Garcia paused In the passag way and
called back: AT last will gain my
liberty" lie never weakened aud h,
astonished his cHecutlOners by hii
eoolless. The four eHecutio ora wsr,
bad mArksmen and II was recessArJ
for them 10 Gre three yolleys.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
II. TA,ss n ari.i

LufEin. Ter. April 2O.-In the case
Of W. W. Hopper charged with the
murder OF Robert waltmAn In 1888. the
Jury has bees discharged. owing to IN,
sickness Of one member Of the jury
The case was submitted 10 the Jury on
the 18th and u was discharged. hav.
Ing stood sEht for conviction and foui
for aoQuittAl fron the bsginnipG. This
Il the third time that the trial OF thii
case has resulted In a hung Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
Moh NOMINATIONS.
Two Texas Ps1l Matters NAMED by Me-
Kinisy and Other rIsoss ruled

Two Texas Ps1l Matters NAMED by Me-
Kinisy ana Other rIaoss ruled
Warrington. April 2o.-Ths presi-
dent has sent 10 the senate a long list
Of nominations. among which are the
following
John A Merritt Of New York. third
assistant postmaster general
Cornelius vancott, postmaster at
New York City.
James l.. Davenport Of New IIamp-
llIre. frat deputy commissioner Of
pensions.
Leyerstt NJ. Kelley Of Illinois. second
deputy commissioner OF pensions
William M. Jones Of Wisconsin, com
missioner Of Indian Affairs
James H. Armstrong postmaster al
Beaumont. Texas and Thomas A. Pope
At Cameron. Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

Frankfort. Ky. April 20 - The RE-
publican members say Dr Hunter will
withdraw u he 10 allowed to DO 20 Of
his own accord and vlthou, the inter-
yention Of a caucus They believe that
as soon as he does this will throw bis
strength to State Senator Deboe. while
The opposition VIII uaits on Iuas, Holt
hunters iritndt have not given up ali
'ops % his election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

The annual Baptist suhday.school
picnic will be held .oday on thompson
creek, At the Phil Henderson place, on
the Pitts Ferry road. Conveyances fur.
nished without charge to all the chill.
dren who viii he at the Baptist church
promptly at o O'Clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
Holiday Program Oday.

Today 10 San Jacinio holiday,
AMI annual picnic day for Sunday &.
schools. The public schools vacaie,
an the children will have an outing.
The tea hers will 20 with the children,
some Of them, while Prof. Moore will
take In the Houston celebrations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

Sc. Rhodes oflala. agent ior Chat.
ham Machinery Co, also Tor the Grand
Rapids Cycle Co. aud the Indiana Bi.
cycle Co.. paid the Eagle office pleas.
ant call Tuesday, and placed an adyer.
tisl meni for bicycles Ia the Eagle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

s. e. Rhodes, a travelling agent, whose
postoii,o is lola, Texas, is selling Clip.
PEI Bicycles at tl5. Also stylish, hand.
some, ca y running, high grade Waiver.
lys Al $50. Ifyou are going 10 buy q
wheel and wish the greatest value for
your money, write him and he wall call
on you. W2i-2t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

Montreal. April .O-Joseph y. Kel-
ley. accused Of the murder Of Joseph ~
atlckney. G shler Of the Great Fails
National bank AZ Somersworth. n, ".
has been ca tursd here
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

ia s. De.der, Ga.yeston.pal'as News
agent. will open a news stand az Me
keuEie's JeWeiry Store May lst, Tor the
SAFE Of newspaper, periodicals, cigar,
etc. sulici,s mail subscriptions TO al
PERIODICALS Free delivery ofperiodlcal'
TO customer. % any part of the city. ia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21
KILLING STOCK.

nuGalo oaats Doing Great Damage IL
Mississippi sHd rsnnsuse
Michigan City. Miss. April eO-Two
hundred or more dead hoi e. and
mules In this neighborhood since Sat
urdGy night tells what bun 20 gnats
are doing here. Not a plow is running
and farmers are discouraged
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-21

We learn that some Of the younger
children will 90 to the College fsh pond
for recr, alton while baseball will come
in for H. share in the days doings.