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Grain.
MINNEAPoLIS, June 2a

MINNEAPoLIS, June %
WHEAT-June closed at 72c; July,
7l3sc; September, 62Lc. On Track
No. l hard, 73Hc; No Northern, 72%c;
No. 2 Northern, OIc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
TIE QUEENS BUSY DAY.
Both Houses Of Commons, Provincial
Mayors and Provosts Received.

Both Houses Of Commons, Provincial
Mayors and Provosts Received.
LONDON, June 24.-This day was one
Of the most fatiguing Of the week for
the queen, the official programme de-
handing the reception Of several dis
tinguished bodies Of official ~personages,
and the reception of addresses at Eton,
Slough and Windsor. The chief event
OF the day and II Of the most interest
ing Of the entire week was the presenta-
ton to the queen of Congratulatory adj
dresses by both houses of parliamer-,
which occurred at Buckingham palace
III the morning.
Lords. Commons, Mayors and Provosts.
Nearly half a century has passed since
the house of commons visited the soy
ercign i'll a body. The last occasion was
the presentation of an address acknowl-
edglng the reception of the queens
message announcing the declaration OF
war against Russia and not since the
early 'lOs when addresses We're made
congratulating the queen on the fail
ure OF attempts at assassination
has she received the two houses to-
gether. There were brief formalities at
Westminster, the two houses meeting
and she formal announcement being
made by Lord Halsbury in the house Of
lords and by Mr.. Balfour in the house Of
commons that the queen would be
pleased to meet the two houses, they
proceeded in stately procession to the
palace. There they assembled in the
ball room CT the palace, and
after a brief delay the doors were
thrown oper and the announcement
made that her majesty was prepared to
give them an audience. Thereupon tfo
chancellor and the speaker of the house
OF commons advanced side by side to the
throne, eacL followed by the members
Of his Owl house. Lord Chancellor
Halsbury knealt at the foot Of the
throne, read the address there ON his
knees and handed it to the queen.
After the parliamentary ceremony the
queen received in the same II tn
mayors IL provosts Of provinces and
chairmen of county councils, who after
ward Were entertained at a luncheon in
the palace.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
MEXICO and SILVER.
Low Price Of Silver Is Having
Telling Effect There.
WORKS GOOD AND BAD.
in Dealing With Foreign Countries ~
Takes sat5 nor 81, bat at Home
silver Buys as Much ~ Ev.r
Home Iadustrlss Booming.
our Stock Of orOcerls

City Of Mexico, Aug. 20 Exchange
on New York has reached il5 premium.
In other words. II take s2l5 Mexican
money 10 buy an American dollar con
tanning less silver than the Mexican
dollar
This enormous depreciation Of the
Mexican dollar "a running merchants
They are cancelling an orders for Inn
ports, and many viii close their stores
az they cannot cell their stocks on
hand az a rate high enough TO rcplon.
ian them They believe that the price
Is unnaturally depressed aud IL due 70
q conspiracy abroad.
Meanwhile home manufacturers arc
booming, az the depreciation In silver
makes q high tariff wall. Coffee. sugar.
tobacco and glsal heap planters are
prosperous. as they sell abroad Tor gold
and pay their laborers In silver.
Strange 10 say, the Mexican dollar
buys as much goods o. u ever did. ex-
cept OF the imported variety.
The government "a hard hit, as u haf
10 pay the interest on the foreign debt
gold. There is some talk of ropudla.
tioa. but there II no knowing what
President Diaz will do. He may refund
the SIX per cent debt, paying only three
per cent Interest hereafter.
Capitalists are fockinr into the
country 10 take advantage of the high
premium and invest their gold The
belief hero u that labor paid ia sllve.
viii eventually win against labor paid
In gold In SUPPORT OF this story. u Dr.
pointed out that the TIN mines Of Corn
wall VIII have to shut down because
they cannot compete with those IN the
straits settlements and Borne0. where
Mexican dollam are current. nankerr
here say handful OF men IN London
are manipulating the money OF the
world. which means that they are con-
trolling the prices Of the world and
that Il n the old fight Of monarchy
against society.
Rich Mcxicana. accustomed 20 living
much OF the time abroad. are staying a.
home. Investing their silver In build.
ing and Improvement. An kinds OF
real estate ig rapidly advancing In
price Rnd the demand FOR masons and
contractors ~ large. Attention a. also
being directed 20 the tropical agrlcul.
ture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
ropull.s r,ss.s An Low.

nos Moinos. Aug. 90. The following
u the full ticket nominated hy tie
populists a. their state convention
here;
Governor Charles a Lloyd Of Mus
calin county.
Lieutenant goyornor-D. J.. Perkins
Of Lyons
Judge 81 the supreme COURT. A.
iongburE n Wapello.
Superintendent OF instruction 81.
Blaine OF Marion.
Railroad commissioner. a. Crit.
9TH OF Lee
a protest signed hy J. nolangee
chairman % the popuilsls who have
combined with Democrats Tor free sll.
YER. was sent 20 the convention today
but Was denied consideration. Tho
protest called upon an ponallsis TO
join with the Free Silver Democrats
this year In an effort 10 advance ono
Of the theories OF the populisla.
Tho platform adopted rCafirma tho
ST. Louis and Omaha platforms. DE-
clarcs for direct legislation. for a "sus
hciont amount ~ sound and flexible
money" Tor the Issuance OF money 90
state. county, township and municipal
governments, the principal TO be paid
back to the government ut per cent
per annum without Interest. the said
money 20 BE- a fell leral tender.
The Temple amendment Is endorsed.
the redution Of frolght. passenger and
express rates. OF salaries Of public of.
hcials is demanded and the deduction
OF mortgage Indebtedness Tor assessod
Valuations "a urged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
ARMY or THE POTOMAC
The Greatest rarsd. iyvf ss,a in Troy
rrrcrdas the n.uninn

The orsaiost Parade liver sr,n iu Troy
rfsosdss the n,unloa.
Troy y Y. Aug 90. Great nropara-
lions have been made 20 entertain the
members ana friends Of the Army OF
the Potomac who gathered here today
for their 2sth annual reunion. The city
Is ahlazo with decorations and every
hall ANA available apaco is turned into
an armory FOR The accommodation Of
the welcome guests. The arrival early
In the day u President Mckinley was
the hrat feature that attracted attsn.
tion
President Mckinley and Secretary
Alger arrived In the city 90 $3.50 o'clock
on President ELEPHANTS private car at
'ached to the regular train from Plat,s.
burg Al the station ho was me, hy
Adiuiant General Tiulnghast and Gov
ornor Blacks military secretary. Col
onel Troadwoll. There was n crowd
and plenty OF cheering. but the presl-
dent refused % speak. entered a ear.
riage and was driven no once 10 The
Troy house. which viii he his head
quarters while here.
AZ 10 o'clock he was taken with hls
party 10 see the great collar factory.
with over 1000 girls and women em-
nloyos at work
Senator Edward Murphy accompa.
MED The party TO the factory ana tho
pronrlelors showed them through Nv
cry one OF the 1000 employees was deco.
rated with a Gag and the many mas
chimes were also adorned with the ma
tional c0lora IN each room the oper-
auVea stood up when the president en-
tered and cheorei vocliorously. After
inspection he said II was not only
novel. but 70 me a very wonderful
sight"
AZ the conclusion of the inspection
the president and his escorts went
across the river 10 the Watorvllct ar.
sennl where the interesting work Of
ehiihhlng the sun jacket upon a gun
was witnessed. The national salute /
was hred and q guard turned out. ana /
me president expressed satisfaction al
inc busy condition Of things. As the 4
party crossed the river every boat
within mile Of the city water front
blew a salute.
ne parade In honor OF the PRECEDENT
ana the Army OF the Potomac was ons
ll me largest ever seen IN Troy. Near.
y leVo Fuardsmcn were On line and
ABOUT 1000 survivors OF the late war
The three national guard companlea
" : roy acted a. escort % the prosldon-
,,ai party AMI Governor Frank s.
nlaes and san an along the line Of
llAieh me paiadlng column was rreo.-
~ ny thousanal that lined the pave.
aen'e and hiled every avenue o. van
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
LIMIT OF NEUTRALITY.
The orsphio HAS . Dispatch About
spain and the Unltsd statea

The Graphio HAS Dispatch About
spain and the United states
London, Aug 2O.-Tho Daily Graphic
publishes the following dispatch. which
was sen. from Berlin.
General Stuart l.. woodfofd. the
newly appointed minister 70 Spain
from the United States has been In
siructed by President Mckinley to as
certain the limit Of neutrality Of the
European powers In the event that the
United States should decide on an Of
fonsive policy against Spain. AZ she
han been In communication with the
various American Ambassadors on the
subject.
Col. John Hey. tho American am
bassador 10 Great Britain. has received
no encouragement from Lord Sails
bury; N. Hanoiaux. the French foreign
minister. has emphatically refused 10
discuss the matter With Horace Porter.
the American ambassador % France.
and Tor some days avoided granting an
audience 20 General Wo0if0rl.
AS a last resource General Wood.
ford and General purtor teleFraphed
for Mf. White. who has Joined them.
Mf White. who o. the clovcrost dlulo-
mat In Europe. knows better than any
one in President McKinlcy's cabinet
the fuilllty OF the step now being
taken. lie has avoided oven mention
ing u to tho German government and
went 20 Paris resolved 10 DO an IN hia
power 20 dlssuade General Woodford
and General Porter from cay course
but ono n moderation towards spain. q"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

The negro Killed on the railroad belov
college and whose death was mentioned
~ tne Eagle yesterday morning, was
,9enliiied AZ Henry Tonfel Of Navasota.
ne had been here on visit TO a rela.
1--WE and was on the way home on a
reg train when his death occurred
The body was terribly manqled as eiat.
Ell Yesterday, and scattered along tbe
Track. His hat was brought In bv Cor.
Stable q. l.. Baker and idenliflt d bv the
party he came TO visit. Justice Jonce IA
"ellborn wasnoti6ed 10 hold an inquest.
Tissue Paper" Cherry, one Of the
most celebrated Typographical tourist.
NAT ever ended up type or rode In 4
eide door Pullman, blowed into the In.
sle sancium from Oklahoma yesterda,
Ills peculiar fobriquet was obtained
rom the skillfu manner In which he
does iancy decorative work with tissue
paper.
The Heafne correspondent Of the Gal.
weston News, 10 writing up the Robert
son county Gun Club shoot NJ Hearpe
Thursday gives the names Of tho Who
made high averages during the day and
puts Sheriff I, @. Num- and Ed saun.
oers Of Bryan a. the head Of the liss.
A special 10 the News from wellbom
yesterday states that. W.. Cherry. a
white man, who has been camping ln
the bfalos bottom near here, Was a.
.auiled by two negroes aud considerably
bruised up. X. X. nangeriield aud son.
Allen, were arrested aud placed under
bond TO answer a charge Of assault.
The board Of county examiners com.
posed Of Major Banks, Prof. Marriott
and Capt Cloes are conducting en- OK
animation Of applicants for teachers
Certificates here, begun yesterday morn
ing. There are IA white applicants
and 10 col0fed Ia attendance.
Your albums will show my work to
be permanent and iir.t.elass. See id.
veriisement for low price. Jno. A.
Dahlgrcn, Photographer. 22u
S. Trani, another citizen OF north
Grimes was here yesterday aud bought
1900 shingles Of q. s. Parker.
Ladies wishing 10 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best In.
surance with q. J. Blackshear. No ex.
ira charge. e09lf
Miss Mary Rohde returned from Nay
asota Yesterday accompanied by Mrs
Chaa Blalherwick.
Blairs' Fluid sulphur Ointment
cures letter, Ring worm, Chronic sores
ulcers, etc. Sold only by Sam b. vii.
son 4 Co. d22lu
RUSSELL Watkins returned 10 Monte.
yuma, Mexico, after spei ding the sum.
mer AZ home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
SENSATIONAL CHARGE.
Dr. nucher Acoassd Of Plotting 60
Destroy His wife's-neauty.


Destroy "a, wife's Beauty.
Chicago. Aug. Co. CHARGED with con.
spiracy 90 destroy the beauty and pos.
sihly che lie 90 his wife by the uso OF
vitriol, Dr. James o. nucker has been
arrested and hold hv Justice Under
wood In bonds 90 $500 TO appear for a
preliminary hearing Monday. The
sensational story which resulted In the
arrest 81 the doctor was told by Chns.
y. hill, who claims he was engaged hy
the nhysician 10 throw the vltriol into
the face OF the woman. The agree
ment as related By Hill. was that he
should take q package 10 Mrs Quicker
and then throw the aci8 Vie hrst made
Q preliminary Investigation and met
Mrs. Quicker lie says that her beauty
and manner male him ashamed Of
himself, and he told her the story
which resulted IN the doctors arrest.
Dr. DuckCr makes a general denial OF
the charges, alleging a conspiracy 10
ruin him and give his wife grounds
for a divorce
Both Di Tucker and hls wife have
been married before She "a the mother
OF boy l5 years old and was the wife
Of =. A. Riley OF Detroit. who secured
a divorce from her Her father was n
banker 90 Albion. Mich. and al hls
death lefi her considerable property
Dr. Quicker formerly conducted a sanl
larlum ai Louisiana. NO. and Mrs
Riley was q patient Their meeting
resulted Ia their marriage two years
ago last June Coming 90 this city
they lived Cor time at the Lexington
hotel. Last January they separated and
have since lived apart.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
LEONARD IN A STIR.

r. VI. WILSON

nsPora Ont That Negroes Are rrepar.
ing % Baid the rown
Leonard. Tex. Aug. 20 The town
"a composed, SO FAR as outward appear
anccs 90, but there IL considerable in
ternal concern over the situation.
Thursday night reports reached the
town that two wagon loads OF negroes
left Clinton IN the afternoon en- route
70 Leonard and that squads have left
Ladonia and nonham 10 Join the Clin-
ton party.
The purpose OF their coming Is not
known with certainty. but Il 10 accept.
cd by the whites as ominous Of mis-
chief II not a well matured plan to
raid the town, inspired by rcvengeiul
leaders.
The night watch Of the town has
been doubled. arms have been gathered
and ammunition centcrcd At points
from which operations can radlate
should u become necessary for the
whites 10 defend the town.
Half an hour after sunset last night
n report was brought IN BY a farmer
that about 80 negroes were about two
miles from town They were preparing
10 camp for the night. and had out
posts stationed up and down the road
The farmer says there a. nothing 20 In
dlcate a hostile purpose beyond the
ouiposia, which he believes we're es-
tablished 70 prevent surprise by white
cappers
While the community Is prepared
FOR trouble should an attempt be- made
20 raid the town. the cooler heads an
ucipate no trouble with the negroes
from Clinton. Bonham and ladonia
Scouts sent out on The various roads
which have returned. found no negroes
enoamped within two miles q town
though reports OF scattered squads 81
uGrruDH were rurrauf Al fhn fnuufrV
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

icnot Mass, Aug 90. William G.
Whitney has Just complicated extensive
purchases Of land adjoining his large
estate on October mountain about mx
miles from Lcnox.
This purchase aggregates 1000 acres.
90 that be nov owns ahoui 1900 acres
In an he 10 gtill negotiating Cor n
dozen or moro farms adjoining HE
great property. Tho land Just bought
includes all the land OF tho Richmond
Iron company. lie also bought about
900 acres oi VIM. r. Henry. which
reaches down 10 the highway near
ienox station. 90 that he will have
grand driveway 70 his residence on the
top OF the mountain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug. 90 Information
comes from Costa Rlca that the gov
eminent has asked the United States
mint bureau to coin 100000 colons
under the former governments new
system OF coinage favorable % gold. Il
will also seek 20 secure gold bars suf-
helent 90 coin an additional 900 600
colona Tho colon On equivalent 90 a.
cents The ratio at which Costa Rican
coinage "a made Is 90 to I. as between
gold and silver.
The Bank OF Costa Rlca sold its sup
ply of silver before the recent declines.
and d said 10 have made a considerable
profit
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
Music.

Miss Sue McClelland announces that
her music class viii begin Sept. O. Miss
MeClelland, who is well known as one
Of the most experienced and efficient
music teachers In the state. spent the
summer In improving her methods 10 q
still greater degree Of excellence, and
will pay special attention 10 VIM. Ma
sons touch and technique and b Stain.
ers harmony which she will introduce
and teach graiuitonsly In connection
with the other work. This system IL
simplided until any child can under.
stand 10, and Miss MoClelland auiici.
paics the greatest SUCCESS with Us in.
trodnction, 30
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

Tahlcquah, l. r., Aug 60 The Cher.
oheos viii make no treaty with Inc
Dawes commission. This l. plalnly AM.
parent now. Tho comp eslen al r.
new council foreshndows such a mani,
The nationals the nll-hioodod par,v
have definite majority IN both house,
OF The legislature They are onros,d ~
a treaty of any kind They are an.
posed To any sort OF recognition NJ an.
new statehood doctrine. They prefer
IN howisc 20 BE- a party 10 the nm.
doing OF their present autonomy All
II the United States Intends nlncln. !
new order ~ government over iher'
then The Duiied States 4 alone t.,ne,
eiplo Tor the outcome o. she chan.
Il Il qniie likely that the United siS,..
viii assumc this responsibility M,
later than deri winter. "''
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
chlf csnssllr n..a-

Atlanta Aug 2o.-Arthur d. Connel-
~. for 10 years chief OF police OF this
city, died az his home after long M
ness he began his career on the force
aa nairolmaa. rose to be captain and
was nnally elected chief. which post
he held through eight consecutive
terms. unit, his death Tie was
prominent member OF the National As.
sociatlon of Police Chiefs and known
throughout the country as an able and
ylgilant Official.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

San Francisco. Aus. 20. Betting on
he Smlth-Griiin fight. which viii take
place tonight before the Columbian
club. Is 10 to In Smiths favor. So
much Of Smith money n Ia sight that
Il Il quite likely the little Californian
viii enter the ring ? 10 the fayorlio
over the nralntroo lad Smlht's sup
portcra are chiefly In Los Angeles.
from which place came a large wad OF
money. When Smith and Grim met
In Roby. Ind. the iatlcr was 2 70 the
layorllo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21
ARE you PACKINu

fora eoiourn in the country or al the
seashore' The wise woman doesn't
forget her many toilet requisites before
starting. her slocs Of linimenls, favor
lie drugs and Prescriptions, sunburn
emolients, sponges, Snaps, tooth pow.
deff, etc. She goes n Fountains.
where iho knows she will get them
pure and ui superior quality, and lay
IN her summer supply. Neither does
she forget one or more bottles Of Cito
Cura.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

House for rent See Mrs. y. b. Rob
sns. gou
Miss Matte smith is visiting in
Wellhoru.
Einesl Adams Of Taylor, was hels
yesterday.
Henry Rohde returned fiom Houston
yesterday.
III. llolllran Of steep Hollow, was
here yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Mathis returned yesier-
d ~ afternoon.
W. J. Meads Of Thompton's creek
was here yesterday.
Walter Coulter has been on the sick
liat The past two days.
Just received car very fine alfalfa
Edge Bros. Phone l0l 227
win and John Majors were 10 from
the nrazos bottom yesterday.
Prof c. +. Bullock Of Reliance, was a
visitor to The city yesterday.
Judeo }. ". Dofemus was In his oiice
nrnin yesterday after several days H.
nofs.
Manager Shelton Of the White farm
preni several hours In the city yesier.
day.
Squire J. N. Jlmmoman's familiar
figure VS. seen On the streets yerler-
DAY.
Don't forget that spend my mon4y
in bryan. jro. A. Dahlgren, Photo
gfapher. 22i.
Contractor Newton IA bullding an al
dliion 70 ihe pretty cottage Of Mr. +. b
iomax.
sam Ishell Of rankey was herc ycsier.
day With cotton from north Crime.
county.
T. J. lonoa. Dave Lloyd and W. X
Thompson u Reliance. we're in town
yesterday.
800 pounds, ,ix varieties Landrelh's
new crop Tnrnips reeds al Higga and
Nav hlnney's. 2A
Miss May Howard returned b Gal.
weston yesterday aflcr a visit 10 reia-
lives In bryan.
Nrs. Mary Hudson returned from a
visit 81 kosso Yesterday and was met
a. the depot bY MF. and Mrs. " r.
Thompson Of Reliance.
While It lasts. Cole Bros. will sell 100
rIeces Of elk nbbon running from No.
10 10 No. ~. ai cents a yard. Call
early and g1i q bargain. 22S.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

New York. Aus. e0-A dispatch
from Valparaiso says. The persistent
fall IN che price Of bar silver has
caused panic among the producers IN
chilli Many % the principal mines OF
the republic viii be closed soon and u
tho price continues 20 fall ruin viii
be the only result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

II. V. Shields has just received a
fresh stock Of ~ paso grapes and ali
kinds Of hncylrults. 30
Eugene Blake Of Houston. is in the
city.
Mr.. and slrs. Charles McLsndon Of
Calvert, are here.
Don't forget the II. & +. c. excursion
20 Houston and Galveston sunday.
Train leaves Bryan at $3.50 an
There were eight bidders from lIous-
ton, Galveston, Dallas, Bryan and other
points Tor the niece hall contract al Col
lege Yesterday. Tue contest narrowed
down 10 jenkins Of Bryan and a Hous.
ton firm. Mr.. Jenkins informed the
Eagle this morning that tho matter
woa'd be determined to-day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-21

Legally Tagged Tor Attempted Rap
Memphis Aug 90 Harvey Dobcrry
colorod. was hanged here Thursday.
Dcbcrry'a crime was attempted rape
and be died protesting his innocence.
This ID The hrst legal hanging In Ten
ncsaeo Tor the crime or attempt 10
rape.