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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30

basis would mean saving 70 Brooklyn tax.
PAYERS OF ~ cents for every 500 valuation OF
their proncrty But IN Brooklyn property Is as
sessed al between 20 and - per cent or It's value.
while in New-York the assessment is on only
30 10 80 per cent Of value. II the New-fork as
sessnent 70 raised TO the Brooklyn standard, and
then the tax rate is averaged. II will be found
tbat II would be S2O3 on every 500 which
would make a saving 10 Brooklyn OF SSs cents
instead - - cents. Brooklyn, II Is said. intends
10 get all that is possible out OF the consolida-
lion and this ia one OF the possible things which
she does not propose 70 give up.
In the Judgment OF the best informed real es-
tate brokers In Brooklyn. real estate Is now at
hottorn figures and some wealthy investors are
already beginning 10 purchase well-ocated prop
erty There is in fact. big real estate move
ront IN the Bay Ridge section. New residences
are rapidlv being erected and disposed OF there
FOR permanent homes This Is also true In other
localities on Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
THE CITY'S RESOURCES.
AN EQUALIZATION OF THE TAX RATE
HOPED FOR BY CONSOLIDATION.
u.v--r ,c-rr-RrNG INTERESTS OF GREAT WEALTH.
AMOUNTING TO si77.Fo fo-GRAlN TRADE
WORTH $50 COO YEARLY 800 TAX
VALUATION or $3.50 sat f3'

AMOUNTING TO S1II'sf f0--'rEsAltN A'N-''D-@
WORTH sooOoooOO YEARLY TAX
VALUATION or $50 ST s3s.
The most important step in the history Of the
municipality OF Brooklyn was that taken oy
the LEGISLATURE on the question Of creating one
large city by combining New-York with TINS
city and several smaller contiguous cities anu
towns The Legislature during the present
session is 20 consider further the repor, or COM
missioners appointed by that body, touchihs
among other things. the question Of an equa'
and uniform rate Of taxation and OF Naiu-
alton for the purpose Of taxation, throughout
the whole Of the territory so enlarged. Many
citizens Of BROOKLYN are now beginning 10 feel
that they are about 70 lose their Identity III
going into Greater New-York. This is mis-
,aka Tho wonderful progress Of Brooklyn and
its envi -onnents will form very important
nhase in the history Of this part Of the country
:, the next century. and whatever political or
,b,.sical affiliations may be made the steady
advance Of this city in population and territory
will nroceed and no act OF the Legislature VIII
aver he BILE 10 blot out the name of Brooklyn
q, tho nresent generation or in generations TO
come.
BROOKLYN. which is the third largest city IN
the United States. has 4 population as esti-
mated IN 1895 by the Board q Health or
11400o0. The Stat census Of 1892 gave this
ci,v 5276 The Federal census Of 1879
SIS 81. and for 1850 q only 59349 These
figures clearly demonstrate that Brooklyn Il
not losing as may have supposed. in popula-
zion but. on the contrary. is increasing In num-
bers. Tho commerce e this city is destined TO
be Of great importance in contributing TO ITS
supuort II las now over thirty miles OF DOCK
age and water-frontaEe. and over >l6OOOOWo
Of private and corporate capital has been IN
vested in docks and warehouses. besides a
large amount expended by the United States
Government In its Navy Yard and by the city
and State in their docks and piers. In the
warehouses are stored imported goods in bond
amounting ID $50 0O0OOo annually; -four, grain.
PROVISIONS cotton. refined sugar molasses. glu-
cose and petroleum. etc. for export or con-
surnntion to the amount If more than SZoO-
100000 more: coal. shipstores, lumber, bricks
and building materials to the amount or SJ"-
/ 100000 more are stored in sheds and on
| wharves in the upper part. Of the shore line,
and the vast petroleum trade is partly within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
BEAUTIFUL BROOKLYN.
c,,oHr HISTORY OF THE SPLENDID
CITY THAT WILL FORM PART OF
THE GREATER NETWORK

-,-,rsrrSc rAcrs ABOUT LONG IsLAND-RAPIp
development OF THE CITY OF CHURCHES
SOMETHING ABOUT HER INsTTTU
TroNs. HER INDUSTRIES AND HER
cyrlzENs-MUCH INFORMATION
IN SMALL, SPACE.
Long Island plays a prominent part in the his
-. ~ the United States and being situated as
:, e on the opposite shore of the East River.
al along Manhattan Island, 1t also forms an I'm
ror,ant and interesting feature in any record
that may be published about New-York; in fact
- account Of the metropolis would be complete
without a reference to Long Island. the more
.enec,ally as the most important part OF Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30

g,ad n hold out her hand 10 such spiendlu
illustration of progress and prosperity ana tna'
the union Of the Two great cities into one sg,ed
-, .ha far,en, nraver Of all men with patrlouc
souls and the good Of their country and the Ma
ton a heart
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
10 EXPLORE FoR GOLD.
N,w Tuglaud,,. W:r Goo 20 New
Part ,f Alaska.

N,u Englaud,,. Wa' Coo 60 Ncw
Part 81 ,l.,ka.
SEATTLE, Wash. Noy. IA party u
New Englud,r., most of whom han
from Boston, arr hcp outhtting for a
most mzlrlu. trip over the glacial
field, and SNOW covered mountains Of
Alaska TINY ar c1ptaiucd by ! Her
h"rt llaiucs q NEWSPAPER man NJ "a
lem They aT bDunl for second II.
dorado. lrn d iu the Upper Copper
river country be Alaska In prpn-
tinn of @ possible encounter with hos.
tide rhc of Indians living in The rgion,
they win go wen armed
Several weeks ago @ miner r'turncd
from the CoPnw river district, whcrr he
had spent tine past half dozen years lie
landed from mn ~ the steam schooner,
plying htWcan ALASKA and San frn-
cisco. 90 thr latter place he had mor'
than ep.UUO boo gold dust Thi. man h
frieHd off l'Hmc-. and tp him cummu.
uiutUi ihU Vocation of some very rich
gold prlu..rT gruund in Alaska, mot
m frm th. hudvat.r Of Copper river.
Hahn Immediately 30 aluut forming a
wr'y. and trDy lr to leave Nov 20 on
thD Steamer Thu.har
The Copper river Indians have for
years hrughi down gold to the trading
STONES leo Or. mouth ~ the nvor They
viii mot t..l whcc they Fat 30, and op-
p1-c anything Ike 600 exploration 90 thc
country They carry this policy 90 tho
point ~ armed hostility
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

A. areat i,i ute we will Try 0.
give YOU the news .f our community.
Them w.s 90 have been preaching
sunday hut Goa account of i.au,ss tie
p.ea.harva- absent. Iutweh.daeo d
sunday school 90 the forenoon auI
q1 te an interesting payer meeting in
the afternoon.
Nu Lowell iguruedifom llearuc last
uc.k.
Mr aud Mr.. Walter Ntys have NOV.
eI from Milan county to our commune
iiy.
o. J.. Rsirgcr and De-. Morley were
.ye. fou Mal.sn county sunday.
D.. W. Erotkmu was mp from Mud
v.Ir last week y.-itul h.s brother, s..
% B.o,kmlu.
Nesl1mcs Simpson aud uc.e.sou
frm ugrr Bryan v,r. 90 sunday scbo 0
>mIfy
Nrs. ~. .. Nur,y auI family viii
move to MalI- o. county Zoo few days.
Wen -r.t o. see Them leave bui trust
pro Uerity vii. follow them.
N.sr, Henry anI luIulpl parior
1ud CHl E.ua I,It .as Tuesday nI trr
\a,a.1.a ti.rroHu huuusc.p.diion.
rue hoa.,bnt our community is rl.d
except "a few love -ics bows anl r.rI-.
CU1y
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
Fl. MI. WILSON
\ MEMORIAL ron GEORGE.

Fable Subscription Nm o. Ns.rd O.
Perprtuntc Iiis Mrmrr..
New York. Nov. &c. Il hls been de-
termined to appeal 90 The public az
large for subscriptions 20 memorial
for Henry George, on the broad
grounds Of respect for the memory OF
mar who devoted himself elhshly
to the public good, and entirely irrc-
spective Of difference Of opinion as TO
his economic or political Views Go the
hope that an the various projects
which have sprung mp 90 various parts
OF the country having this purpose in
view can be brought into harmony
Tho following named gentlemen.
representing AN shades OF political
opinions. 10 which other names may bee
added IN their discretion have agreed
10 act as a national committee '1r this
purpose Mayor Strong Seth Low.
Charles S. Smith. lsidor stuuas. G. o..
Christensen. Edward a. Shepard.
Thomas G.. Sherman. Angus. Lewis.
Tom L. Johnson Of Cleveland o.. and
William Lloyd Garrison OF Boston
George Foster Peabody Of this city has
been appointed as treasurer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

IJdNiIlc, Col, Nov. Somewhat
Ola sensation ha, h,cu Cpatcd In foot.
al ciplp, owing to the r'ccipt 81 a
Telegram irm Butte Mon, IN pgarl to
tbp football match to have been played
thDD on SATURDAY. Arrangements had
h0.u completed between a team II Col.
0rdo players and the Buttcs, bat q tele.
gram fwm the manager Of the Butte
team state, that the game must h. csllc,,
oH owing t' the Objection Of the Butte
Minors union to SOME Colorado players,
who an "mWguui,iic to the union 30
Th phy.r objected Co an mcmhcrs If
thr National gBrl and the action Of
tho Colorado manager !, supposed to D.
Un loguunt off the state militia being sia.
UunUI 100 Butte.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

TIE annua. opening ofbolIlay good.
was given last night by Sam y. william
q Co., and it is needless fo ly that 10
was a pronounced su.c,s. both in
point Of numbers of tho.c il attend.
ance aud in the elegance and maguid.
cenoe OF the display mode by tao enter.
pri,iug firm. 10 Wo1llb e impossible .o
enumeraie all the healuni thirrs
shown; suffice u 20 say that the stock h.
complete aud the .tedi.pate1 iu boz
arrangement aud the accompanying
decorations vas very marked and pleas.
ing.
No less attractive ami hlauu.uI WA
the superb display OF waisbs.. dIa
mouds, jevelry, silyeraale and silver
novelties made by John 80. Caldwell.
thc ieVclcr. Many were those. esuer.
ially among the fair one. who looked
liugerinsIy ami llnring.y attUc richly
laden trays. Lite Miss lou. @ C5.i.
well, dressed in ihe pure. white. occu.
pied a swing a.hIoued nom Dvtr.rcIs
AID flowers Boz Zoe show window. aud
threw kisses 90 lbe adminur Orotd.
The local strir band Wa Boo c,i.ergc
and charmed the ear with music uhIr
the beauties Of the scene engaged tb,
eye.
Society was out in fall force aud after
the opening the Young people dIrrcI
several hours 40 the academy uf mu.i..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
HIS BRIDE WAS THERE.
ncckwith Played the Game Of
Ill lite Ia Iowa.

Wallace ncckvith Played the Game Of
ni. lite In Iowa.
Me- Pleasant. a., Nov. li.-"Oh,
knew he could do III"
ltwa- Jessie Lincoln Bcclwith whose
exclamation Of delight caught the at
tcutiun of tho big crowd out 10 witness
the football game between the Iowa
Wesleyan, and tho Keokuk Medicals
team. Tuesday. For Warren Wallace
B.ckwith had just made a 4O.yard dash
around the left end OF the big Medicos
and ,cond the first touchdown for tho
Iowa Wcsleyans Bcckvith was play.
ing the game Of his life, and inspired by
The presence Of hi, Young bride, put up
q game Of football that has never been
cqualrd In thi, city.
Whether the rest Of the team was In.
spIrud by the same fair person h not
known but the biz fellows from Keokuk,
flushed with rcpnt victories aud avcng-
ing go pounds per man heavier than the
Iowa Wcsloyuns, went down Ia defeat
40 the end Of the game the scorc
stool IS tO % in favor 0f Iowa and over
half the points wcrc gathered In by
Brchwith There was big crowd Of
enthusiastic spectators. but none more
so than the daughter ~ cx SECRETARY oi
War Rohort r. Lincoln. During the
first part of the game she watched the
struggle from q carriage. but rs the OK.
ciicmput myw MON intense she left the
carriage and with several girl friends
followed along the side lines Of the
struggling player. Once when Beck.
with was temporarily disabled she
pushed her way Ia 20 sec how badly
hurt Boz was and during the entire game
She never lost sight Of him.
The heavy line Of the visitors proved
to d. somewhat Of an obstruction 10 the
home team, most Of the playing dovolv,
ing upon the halflacks, Bcckwith and
Husiin Bcckwith was given all the
work he wanted His playing was
brilliant and most effective.
At the end Of the game he was lifted
90 the shoulder, Of the bowling mob Of
enthusiast. and carried Oh the field
B0ckwith played ia the Texas baseball
league last summer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
MEMS FURNISHERS.
A NEGRO HUNG.
Summary Vengeance Nrcaked
upon Tom Sweat.

At $3.50 last night sheriff Nunn
'phoned The Eagle that De had rerei.ed
Information from Mil.can to ,le effect
that the negro Tom Sweat iho SLAYER
Of General Cheatham 90 Alenf,m.
was found hanging o. a tree.
The cause leading up 20 The hanging
are explained In the following.
News was received here yesterday
that while gambling ior pocans AZ or
near Allenfarm Tuesday night one
negro was stabbed twice by another
and killed. General Cheliham Is the
name Of the negro who lost hs Die, and
Tom Sweat that II the one charged with
the killing aud arrested Sheriff Nunn
received telegram yesterday after.
noon requesting him o. come on drt
train, and stating The negro bad been
taken awaJ from guards on Che way o.
Millican, and IL was supposed he had
been killed.
Constable Lon Baker went down 10
The afternoon imin 10 investigate the
ease.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

a fea days since the representative
of a gents auidttins house 60 one Of the
larger rcNa. c.,ie- came 20 Bryan with
q Inc Of samples which hc pr reei,d
90 show O. some OF the Young men
about oau, who very proper y referred
him TO our own up-to-datc dealer. iu
thr class uf goods referred 90. The
drummer visited The places indicated.
and after sizing them up t.ld the re.
porter hc had ro bushes. in bryan
with such stores us We have H,re. This
high excellence Is u1t true of Bryan o..
ono .iu. %. mefghlui.-. alone Uu. .u 20
lines and ifa all the people would imHur
thc spirit of fostering home cnierpus .s
and emulate the example of doe Young
men ho sent Acknowledgment 90
our local deIlrrt ve N0uiI soon have o.
better town thluac uou have. just
uylt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
IN HONOR OF HARRIS.
Memorial service, WW uc Usid on
SUNDAY Nc,t at Memphis.

Memorial service, WA nc Ucld on
SUNDAY NcSt nt Memphis.
Memphis. Nov lG-Tho memorial
exercises. which were originally 90
have been held in Memphis ON ODto-
Der .. In commomoration of thc l.fa and
services Of the late senator lsHam C..
Harris. but which were postponed
twice on account of the prosn nee OF
yellow fever FIRST IN the south and then
In Memphis. will be held in this city
on Sunday night next
Senator william - Bate viii pre-
side over the meeting. and addresses
will be- delivered hy Senator TufpIe
OF Indiana. Congrossman John S. Will
Jams Of Mississippi. Gov Robert H.
Taylor OF Tennessee. Hon. John J Yer
trees Of Nashville. Gen. George w. Cor
don and Col Casey YOUNG of Memphis
Elaborate preparations have boon made
for the affair, and prominent men from
all of the states boz the union. and
especially the south. are expected
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

D. - D TIme TnbIe Hearne.

A.A.Ianoa Isf yesterday ior Mexia
nnlor returned from Caldwell
yesterday
Mr ard NIa,s.J. Balm came up from
Houston 81 leflay.
Oat chop ui received and for sa'e
cheap a g. O. loore's. aOi
Wihtoi ysls.uc the Weekly Eagle
enicrs Boz inil volume.
R.u.snn Mppsd 80 bead OF mules
from ncncau 90 South Texas one day
This week.
Coruml Fheai aro carlooned a. two
distinguish American tourists now
doinr Europe
Negro auana $50 hold a meeting in
NaynsHa sos ~ Co discuss money
rent aul psr crop propositions.
ElIs n-rnorE ..oa. advance agent
ofSarta C.a.. Be- asl'n at Haswel's.
w. %. N.y.y oiNc.lbom, came mp
Yesterday aaI ar.usl. i1 The Eagle Of
Gee ye.y OH. Japanese pcr.immon
raised 600 iHe rrcmucs OF Mr. A. W.
Roydor pod .oaH on 3.ycarold tree,
3l.s fcth..n aalh.y.us frty.6yc per
s.mmnns u.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
John ", Master, n'r. ne Waco Juier
My.t,ri"u. tirrum.ttusr-.

John ". Master. n.r. ne Waco Juler
My.trri"u. tirrum.ttnsr-.
Waco. Tex. Nov a.. John w. Mas
tiers died mystorlousIy yesterday Po-
liccman John McGhce found Dim Boz an
abandoned cotton compress yard Boo
East Waco Ia strong conusious DE
asked Tor water talked O little. but
was rather incohorout and died with
out explaining the cause OF tho mortal
attack Of Illness which carried him on
suddenly and leaves the impression
that he was a victim OF poison Iust-
Ice Bayliss Earle held an uu.st 90
which A. L. G. Hurst testified chat n
the morning be paid the deceased
$3.50. which amount was Iuo hIm on
land note The payment Nas made
by a check drawn ON the First Nation
al bank OF Waco and the cashier iu-
formed the Justice that thc check was
cashed Tho pockets of iho dead man
contained only 5o cents UIs money be-
Ing gone points to murder and robbery
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

Mason. Mich. Nov Warrants
have been issued for the arrest OF om-
GERS Of the dounct Peoples Savings
bank. OF Lansing ChaR no. Osmlud.
the cashier Is charged with making
false entries I'm the books. with intent
TO deceive the bank officers and tho
state banking commissioner Two die
rcctors. Chas Brown, and Christian
BreIsch are 90 bo arrested charged
with perjury, 90 being alcsel th1, they
ala not own in good nith the amount
Of stock required boy law as O. Gualid-
cation Tor directors
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

So Louis, Noy. Nv. II. Clemens.
% contractor and builder, and Rilcy
Wallace, % carpenter wDp fatally In.
iuvd hor tu Che sheds of the 81. Louis
Cumuns. company The building was
wrcbDd ty the tornado ~ Nav, 1895.
end b. niug rbuilt Clemens. who
bad thr contract, and Wallace wcrr on
10 crd-,lam 30 fcct fum the gr1und.
when 10 hrokc. Both men ar terribly
hUrf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

New York, Nov. IA dispatch 10
The Herald frm Eio dc Janciru. Brazil.
say, the polioe ihmugh confession
umdc to them, have learned that tl,,
plot to hil President Mum,, Is Of lar
ratcr magnitude than was NJ first
tlwght Asoutull uf chi, confession
MANY now Uru.t. have hoen made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

New York Nov &c. William Eil-
wool, woll-kuowu actor. WHO uas
been a leading mau in several gumpl.
mics. died here OF heart failure AGED 25
years Mr. Euwood. whose rral name
Is a. T.. Hannaglo was born lu Detroit
and had been on the stage % years.
lie was for several years stuart Rob.
sons leading man. appearing with him
Ia The Henrietta "a Comedy Of
Errors Us Marriage a Failure and
other LAYS re closed lae seas son a
threc-year engagement with Fanny
Davenport.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
War Declared on High Prices,
Profits DcmOrallzcd. and Re
treated la General
Disorder.
EXCITEMENT
Prevails, on account of the
Important Special Rcd Let
ter Thanksgiving CASH
Sale that Takes Place
NcNt Saturday.
Don't BUY YOUR THANKS
GIVING TURKEY IN
TIL SATURDAY.

This sale viii eclipse anything eyer
before offered by me or any other man
TO The Ladies extend a cordial 10.
yiiation 90 yilt my store SATURDAY. Thu
display viii. be- made vcrih your while
10 see.
See this sTace tomorrow Tor further
Yours truly,
JOHN O.. MIKE,
TIE Original Cutter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
Cnnl M Mnllhnrn.

W, were informed yesterday that NJ.
IS. o. Martin of Houston is at WelDon
po. peciiur ior coal, aud Is pasaec loo
lUhnr o. shaft in Mn r. y C.us.,'-
pasture a ha.fmiIc southwest flown
Nr Martin is convinced there sr.eu y
of coal there. Ilc hts been over The
rrou.l before aud slmc of OOH. former
Investigations were reported in tho Ea.
..yHtt.c Time they were made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
THE BOY ExoNERATED
Young Cuiuan WI Not ~ Hold Dor
killing ATTORNEY Ion,..

NNNaNA hNff'a wv ff'''"
Carson City New. Nov o. Julian
Gulnan. the boy who shot and KILLED
District Attorney Chas Jones recent
ly. was exoncratcd by tho grand jury.
Jones. who was a married man. had
been paying attention Co youu GUM
ans sister. and upon ttc day of tha
shooting met her by appointment near
her home. DR. Guiuau. her father iu-
terrupted the meeting and qulrrclod
with Jones The boy. who was watch
Ing from an upper window of the
house fearing that h.s father would
be killed by Jones who had 70 rcpula-
ton as gun fighter shot and killed
the attorney with a rife.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

sun Francisco. Nov. H. senator
Perkins dncar, ho is opposed 10 grant.
inr territorial form ~ government "a
Alaska go thr pr.slt When congr,s.
cpn,pnn Boz PROPOSES toiutrslucc Joint
resolution providing Tor the appoint.
mont ui q commission 90 prIarr civil
and criminal ca,lc. for the government
of Alaska
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

Cleveland Nov IA passenger train
on the Cleveland. Canton and southern
Railway wa, Wpckcd horr The tnin
was dcluilcd az the appruch 10 the
bridge over pctuhonr br,ok Two pas.
scngcr cuchc, mllrd over an cmlank
mont into the ditch. sixty pcr-ons wrrr
ahoarl. hut only thpv Wen niurd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
NEW MOVE MADE.
n1rnnt ,tiprur,. Now Want Hin Tried
Doc thr Wuiau. Muri o..

San Francisco, nov 1.-THE attu
ury. tor Tmotur pumut have mad, a
ueN move THE condemned man isnow
h.id Cor thp murlprui Bhnch, Lamont
No prmi-iuH 8, made Cor thc disposition
of tbo additional charge ta-,d on the
muplgr OF Minnie Williams 4 docu.
men. hlrl with tho district attorney
gives notice thar 600 FRIDAY next the a..
tmov- fu thr accused viii APPEAR ~.
fur Judge Eahr and demand that a
TIME hc -rt frr the trinl of the Williams
cle in the >amc manner a, though thcc
had bocn no trial and conviction for the
muriDr ~ Blanche Lamont
District Attorney Htruc. take. tho D.
,inou that the William, case cannot H.
forcd tu trial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

Lexington. Ky, Nov ~ Merritt
Martin, saloon keeper and agent Tor
the Chattanooga Brewing company.
and J. j. Ryan also q saloon Keeper.
had terrible FIGHT last night IN tho
lattcr's place of business 0n Main
street, az the result OF which Ryan ia
dead and Martin Is locked up. charged
with murder The trouble occurred
over the settlement OF bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

Now Orleans Nov l7-Thore we're
eleven cascs and two deaths Tuesday
The fo,or deaths were Michael Ross
and Mrs Ben. L. Bear
The weather turned cold yesterday
evening strong wind h. blowlng
frost is promised Tor the pex, day or
two aud the outlook b deemed very
bright
New Orleans, Nov, l,.-Thre new
va- and thrV deaths was yellow fever
pporI hrw up to O'Clock tUlav.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

So Louis, Nuv l,--N Clayton. 81.
luI. 0ouutt AndWw Griffin. q il.ymr.
u'd rn'Hrd 'uv. Is on trnl 900 tho charu.
of muo'rin tho hr' d,gpo Hc 9, ac.
cu~d of fatally shooting yuang Horny
kiypfyr goa thU night uf oct n last
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18

d. Handy, a spccINi.toi d. Worth,
be- here attic ding Mrs y q. Co.r, who
m. been quite 81 B some iiur.
Nr and Mr.. o. o.. Heron uf Bolton.
are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. T. h Bate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-18
NEWS m BRIEF

Bose lW.Htt o. muhtio. was shot
and h.l'oi at p SIN near Garrison. Tex,
hy "a u.uo
Tho h"r Millinery company, az
San Aruu. Cox. has failed
SylanIa 81 BRO. merchants AZ
Ssn fnn'n itiClo and Gainesville.
f.r.. faHe nT.I The liabilities and
la0.. r1. Fu.1r.ir estimated az from
GDllIu 90 ill0.OlO.