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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
IL Is Giving President Mckinley
No Little Concern Just Now.
VARIOUS RUMORS IRE OUT.
u Il Predicted That = special Message
VIII GO Co Congress "a soon ~
Additional Tscis Are Receiv.
ed ETom the Consus

Washington. May i4-Prosident Nc
Klnley has under earnest consideration
he adylsabillty OF sending a message
% congress next week on the Cuban
question. but has not yet come 20 de-
,lslon In the matter. though lc rs at
present inclined 10 send 10 the lcg.sla-
I've branch a communication suggest
ng that measures be adopted 90 re-
ieve the distress among the American
'esldents In Cuba.
The message II Il goes In VIII be
,ntlrely pacific IN tone. and II can be
ltated on good authority, viii not be
u warllke or sensational tenor In
order 10 have facts on which 90 base
las message. President Mckinley has
iad cablegrams sent 10 every consular
,ficer In Cuba asking them 20 give
,1act information 40 10 tho statue Of
lfialrs In his district and 10 telegraph
'epliss at once
Il Is understood by some members Of
he senate foreign relations committee
hat this information would no doubt
Sc communicated 20 the senate but
Ehether Il would be accompanied hy @
message recommending action is set
matter Of doubt Tho prospects ore.
however. considerable opposition may
ieyelop In the senate 90 O slrrla prop
jsltlon Of relief
Senator Burrows % Michigan point
ID out objections 20 such preceding
Are We going 20 feed the spanish
lrmy and assist Weyler In hls cam
,aign'" he asked distribution 20
he relief Is almost impossible and Tho
scheme thoroughly improbable How
. the citizenship Of people asking ro-
lei 10 be determined and mist thore
So an investigation Of citizenship ~
very starving woman and chid Who
asks rellef' We will be- prevented from
Aklng care Of Americans 10 The iu-
urgent lines and cannot relieve mo
distress even IN insurgsnt hospitals
We shall simply be helping Spain
ICED her hungry"
The cabinet met az n o'clock this
morning. an hour earlier th7n usual
% discuss the Cuban situation Score.
AIRY Sherman brought over from th'
state department a number Of docu
nents. presumably reports n Consul
General lee After the meeting COM
vened Assistant Secretary ~ State
Day. arrived with some additional m
9ers The cuban situation was rHuO
over 10 detail as shown hy che lales
reports from the island q was au
aouncsd after I O'Clock that tie mes
,aEe on Cuba would rot be seni 90 con
trsss on Monday but whether or no
,ne will be sent later In the week Is uo
got settled.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

A negro boy about thirteen years OF
age. named Richard Bowman, son oil
Dick Bowman, Of MiIlican, while trying
to Jump on a moving freight train in the
Central yards here yesterday at noon'
fell and his left foot was caught beneath
the wheels Of box car aud the member
was 30 terribly mAngled ~ TO require
ampu,ation. This should be q warning
10 lads who are wont to jump upon NOV
ing trains "just TO take ride. '-Naya'
sofa Tablet.
TIC. Num-, X. NJ. Nall, NJ. G. Nall,
W. c. Boyett, Mat Burford, Jim Royder
and IA Farquhar went on a fishing e1
petition TO Round Lake In Burleson
county the past week. On the way back
Mr.. Farquhar had trouble Nith relrae.
tory mule he was driving and jumped
out Of the vehicle, injnring one knee IN
some manner very badly. lie wa TAX
en- home and will probably not be able
to walk for some time.
The Cubans appear 10 be pushing the
war against their Spanish oppressofs
with much success and the ne,er-say.
die spirit that wins In the end. All
America will rejoice when they have
won their freedom.
Two thousand boKe. Of Morning Dew
complexion soap (benzoin, bntiermiIk
and glycerint) three cakes 10 the boz,
arr now offered at lOc per box by NJ. u.
james, the leading druggist. ia
An open air band concert aud a re-
eeptiou 10 the Ross volunteers aud 9th.
ers, rendered by Miss Bes.ie Roe, al
tiaeled q number OF Bryan people to
College las night.
We lever heard OF selling 3 bottles OF
soda water for cent, Emden SAYS he
will do IL today, look ~ hi- big al aud
wonder how IL can be done. 10
Messrs. John Daily and John b Mike
we're out yesterday 80 letting funds for
the proposed bicycle track TO Collsgr.
They report fair sucress.
Gail at Halls drugstore Tor Wrighrs
celebrated perfume and while YOU are
there get a whole yard Of toilet soap Tor
20 cents. li6'
Miss Lille Burnett. OF Eureka com.
munly, boarded the cars here Tuesday
for Bryan where che will spend a short
while with kinfoIks and friends.-Na,.
asota Tablet.
Saunders 4 johnson, ]. W. English
and J. b. Mike cell Star and Crescent
Roasted Coffee. liL
A 25 cent cake of fine toilet soap ia
10 cents, or three Tor a quarter at Hall,
drugstore. li6.
b, Miss Camille Phelps Ieil yesterday Il
,. visit friends in Calvert.
College Creamery Butter 2jc pei
e pound a, III Halle Q6f
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
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Lemons l5c per dozen at I'd Halls
Chas.H. Edge, dentist, Bryan Ter.
Call for "IIoney Boy" at FL Halls. II
Go to Levy Bros. for your mating. II
TIE Brszos river was mp some Thurs
day.
Full line Of field peas at Edge Bros.
l3itf
Nayasoia seems to be infested with
some daring burglars
Mr.. Ernest Adams b visiting hr
aud Mrs J. J.. Adams
sterling silver good To- weddingpres.
enis at John NJ. Caldwrl's. 1853
Prof. l.. l. McInnis attended the ban
kers' convention at Bolton this week
One ard Of the best periumed toilet
soap for Is cents at Halls drugstore. 20
Mr.. r. NJ Nall has finished assessing
taxes and Is nov busy working on the
rolls
Now b the time to buy your cypress
cisierns The best are made by Otto
B0ehme. l34 I'm
Miss Cecile and Felix Misirot Jr. are
visiting their grand parents. Dr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Wilson.
Buy a cypress cislern Of Otto Boehme
and prepare for summer with Agood
supply Of pure water. 1874 I'm
Mrs Powell and Miss Rosa Davidson
have gone 10 Houston after spending q
few days with relatives here.
lfyou do not drink soda water OF sai
ice cream today It sill he your own fault
look Al Emden's ad this morning. II
In toe death Of Senator Coke Taxa
has lost another great aud good man
whose life was marked by courage, &C
iiyily aud usefulness.
southern people should encourag
southern enterprise, especially when /
IL 10 their advantage. Buy package q
Star and Crescent Roasted Coffee. u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

A. tho city .unci meeting hst night
o. hca ftiu. go COLA medal va. present
"a to ,iW Marshal Boy a. Mayor Nd
an. masking the pry.cutati N sps, eh
anil Nr uo,eti responding ace'u ly.
It..f pendant DO rla' inscribed ~ iol-
lows g. T. Boy,ii Presented by
Oh, CltseHs- Nsr.hal OF Bryan, Texas"
". %. jaime. has a lr,sh stock Of com.
p.cNiou cape, hre poIium,ry and toilet
articles llt
The a. o.iatci pres. dispatches are
again icemiug viii accounts of hornb .
crime. which seem o. lc epidemic in
many parts ofihc country Thank the
90 d. saec, peace fe.gu- supreme 10 Old
BraFls
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
aREExs WAY BE ATTACKED.
Turks phlnE = HS's That 10 Taken
A. Meaning . FiEht

Athens. May H.-Adyices received
rom headquarters OF the Greek army
At Domokos announces that Turkish
'orcss are executing movements which
I IL believed foreshadow an attack
ipon the Greek positions. II Is report
ID the Turkish left wing has evacuated
Almyr)s and Ia moving towards Phar-
plos to the right and in the rear o.
ne place and It lie further stated that
General smolenski. commanding the
Greek right wing has rooccupled Al.
nyros and has restored telegraIhic
Communication with Greek headquar-
.ers. Unless the rearward movement
II the Turks il the result Of the action
n the powers. II is believed to indl-
ate that the Turkish commsnder-in'
;hlof. Edham Pasha, 10 again concen'
rating his troops preparatory to max
Ing a general attack upon the mair
Greek stronghold
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
SPAIN A LITTLE STIRRED.
The usoa Of Calhoun 60 Cub, l.
watched VIA Interest

watched wa Interest
New York. May IA dispatch TO
the World from Madrid says some Of
he Madrid papers comment with anx-
Iety regarding the mission Of W. J.
Calhoun DO Cuba aud the declarations
II Sen. Tor. Foraker concerning the In
leutlou OF President Mckinley to re-
serve on expression OF opinion on Gu
ban a1airs until DO receives explicit Ia.
formation from a reliable sou. re-.
on the other hand,it Is said In OH
,lal circles ln Madrid. that the Spanish
minister IN WASHINGTON reports that
he relations between tho United
states and the Span D government
Eere never more cordial OF the dlspo-
,itlon OF the American government
more friendly
A representative OF the tobacco man
lfacturers Of Havana has laid before
he minister Of foreign Affairs here a
protest against perm. sion being
granted Americans 90 export tobacco
rom Cuba by virtue OF the alleged con-
racts made before General Weyler
prohibited all exports OF tobacco e1-
'ept that destined f1r spoia
The Duke Of Teiuan said the gov
eminent was disposed 90 receive and
July examine the evidence offered by
the Havana manufacturer with the
understanding that II % were ls COM
dncIng and precise as claimed the pre-
tensions Of the American exporters
would no, y admitted
The minister added that he felt con
WINGED that the American government
would not hack up ;he claims OF the
American exporters q their preten.
slons proved to be- uufounded. a. both
governments aimed only al settling
the point according 10 existing trea.
ties and international usage.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
Another Negro Lyashsd.

Huntsville. Ala. May IA third
negro il reported 10 have been lynehed
near JET. Ala. lie was implicated In
the wholesale poisoning OF the Kelly
family. The latest victim OF mob yio-
lence IL Jim Nance. alias Williams. q
discharged negro laborer. who Is
thought 20 have inftlgated the poison
Ing by the girls In order 10 wreak ven.
geanee upon the Kellys' The coroner's
fury returned a verdict IN the case Of
the two lynched girls OF death At the
hands OF unknown parties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Washington. May 70 The Indian
appropriation bin was disposed % by
the house yesterday with the exception
Of the provision FOR opening the Utah
Eilsonite lands. which was postponed
until Monday The conference report
which establishes an Indian ware
house At Omaha. ratified the lease oi
the Seneca oil lands and adds one
Judge 10 the Indian Territory courts.
was adopted by a vote Of So 90 o..
The house adjourned until Monday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
RoBBERIES UNEARTHEo.
Knesvills Omcsrs Tind Positive Clsw
% ManI lhnns Ihsrs-

AnonTills ofhcsrs Itud Positive ClsW
TO Many ihens There.
Knoxville Tenn. May ll-Sherln
jroncr and bis deputies have under ar
rest a woman aud seven men charged
with burglary and concoaling stolen
goods which has uncarthDd The great
st sensation this city has known Tor
months
For years past robbcriss has occur
red In and around This city and thQus-
lnds Of dollt To- worth Of goods aud Jew
slry were never recovered.
Az Easlcy and wife colorej. are the
principals arrested They own a three
story brick house wherein more than
$4,000 worth % ievely and goods
wer, recovered hy tho officers They
had twenty men on salary paid 10 steal
tor them Fify.ayc gold watches we're
found iu one sack when the officers
entered Eas.oy showed HEht aud when
oyorrovcred three dup pistols were
taken from bis person
. Tho ."Ce.H caught Ol hy arrc'tng
tuc of f.e thieves who lgoal'd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Kansas cts. MAY N-Harry y. tla-
zen. n years old committed suicide
here lu O. room over lloOn where
be ives drinking ana carous'nE with
arotfnr var.h Hnd two women. Tho
young man 1ok hls llio with the slmy
rcy0lye, with which h'H father W =.
Ilnzsu. sp gial exam ner ln the scr
vice 90 tho federal department % iuf
tice killed himself al Carson Cip
Nov. about three ysars ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
c.ns.s,r.,lnr rnrLl.h Troop,

Headquarters Turkish Army in
rhessaly. pharsalos. May IA Delay
"a In transmission The concentration
of Turkish troops at Trikhala and Ka-
Iamhnka northwest Of TrikhHla. to
which places "a battalions are march
ing. IL intended 10 basie II possible the
revival Of insurgent incuralons 70 Ma
,edonia. Deserterb from the Greek
camp Al Domokns who reached here
say there Is only three regiments OF
Greek troops and two field pieces at
Domokos. n this il true. II would APP
pear that only the Greek advance
guard remains at Domokos and the
main body has retreated on LAmia
and possibly on Thermopalya
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Paris. Tex. May li-GeorEe Robin
son and Washington AyTss have been
on trial for their life In the federal
court hore for several days for the
murder % old man James Monk In the
Chociaw nation Just north Of Clarks-
Vile some time ago Old Man Monk
was blind. which made the crime all
the more horrible Both were found
guilty Of murder IN the hrst degree.
The penalty has not ys, been assessed
by Judge Bryant The jury recon-
mended Imprisonment for life. oving
10 their youth
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Burlington. Ia. May lt William
Watt and Charles Fclrdaoh. hiIctyJrd
employees. are near deaths door FROM
drinking embalming nuld "wednesday
nisht a farmer named Brach came 90
town for ofhn. he got DRUM oD hir
way home md be and the coffin and
a jug containing embslmlnr 1uid were
thrown fror' the wagon. The hrlckya'
men rescued Brach and bio coffin, bt
secreted the JUG. which they supposed
contained whisky, and which they
drank
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
M.r. rr.uS,. Anticipated

Huntington. W. Va. May it.--EtA
Robbins. who was acquitted wednes-
day nlght for murder. has sworn out
warrants for the arrest Of Andrew Call
son Of nc man she admits numbering
In selfdeiense. charging Call with hay-
Ing threatened her life. lie was arrest
Cd and locked up That more blood
will be shed In Connection with The case
there IL reason 10 believe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

London. May r. Special dispatch
from Melbourne. Victoria. says no few
er than 90 earthquake shocks hav
been f,it Ia South Australia during the
last three days The suhisrrsneoua
disturb noes were Particularly seye
a Kingston. where lrlldlngs were
damsred ard the Inhabitants are Nv
lnE In tena for safety.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Washington. May l4-Thero ls
every reason 20 believe that President
Mckinley will appoint ex-Consrcss-
man Culber 'on as one OF The men ON
the commission 10 codlfy the criminal
laws OF the United States.
Tie Is indorsed by all parties and
the president said that he regarded
Colonel Culberson a. one Of the ablest
men he could select.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Paris. May IA dispatch from
Athens announces that the Greeks
have captured Nikopolis. the site OF the
Turkish fortress on the peninsula upon
which Preyesa IL situated. Eighty
Turks were killed 10 the engagement
The Greek troops. the dispatch adds.
have reoccup!ed souloura without op'
position
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
FOR SALE.

The Wiley Reed homes tead OF what L.
known AZ Collins place, five miles north
Of Bryan for sale al a bargain. A snap
ior anybody wanting n good and we'll
improved farm. Must be- sold quick
For particulars address:
4 i2l I'm G A. ELMEN,
1913 l.2 Congress Aye, Houston, Tex
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Washington. May li-Returns 70.
eolved by the immigration bureau dun
Ing the last several months h0ws q
marked falling on In the number ~
Immigrant arrivals IN this country
The number OF arrivals durlug the miro
months ended March 81 1897 WAS No.
PEI. as compared with 200 $50 Cor same
period Ia the fiscal year. 1896.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15
Your Picture Free.

For limited time only with every
purchase Of goods amounting TO 81 or
moie made at Burt Norwool's Cash
Store be will have your picture taken
Tree. las
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

New Yor Nav "a HLaEsrd Freres
will ship 1850 900 IN gold bars a. Eve
rope tomof,o w This makes a total
gold shipment for tomorrow announced
thus Tar 81. e5O. 900. and a total t1r To
present outward movement OF Sli Ia.
900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Other families are using and praising
Star aud Crescent toasted Coi.e Why
should yor NOT try it too J D. Mike.
saunders Is Johnson and !. " Engish
sell o. IA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Washington. May IA The sinte IN.
partment hiss received O. copy of tho
decree promulgated last month st
pending silver coinage 10 Peru.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

NH James - selling Motling Dew
complexion .oap. three cakes IN ahand-
s.uc box Tor Toe. 10.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-15

Comanche Tribe No. %. !. o. X. NJ.
BRYAN. Tex-Courcil fie kindled lhe
drst and third Wednesday OF every
month at the seventh run and thirileih
breath In wigwam at Mikes hall.
, 1897-04-03

unknown. The silence OF the Boone
and MI. Miller in this respect has
been painful. The democratic candi-
dates for the council have been very out
spoken In favor Of licensed gambling In
this city and are now making quite a
strong canvass among the class Of peo-
pie whom they believe would reap The
financial benedt Of such . suicidal poll
cy. but up to date the opinion Of Mr..
Miller ts unknown. On the contrary,
Joseph Lohlein has time and again plac-
ed himself squarely upon record in op-
position to licensing the tiger to prey
upon the people Of this community,
rightly believing that 1t Is false econo-
my from a financial standpoint and sui
cidal from . moral standpoint. At this
time 1t would be folly for the city to
take a backward step in the gambling
matter. II Laramie lie to be an educa,
tional center for the State Of Wyoming
she must see to it that gambling and
kindred vices are restricted to the great.
est possible degree.
Mr.. Lohlein's election would mean
certainty. Mr.. Miller's election, with
a democratic council. would. ~probabl,
mean licensed gambling. This has beer
limited at by the Boomerang and also b,
Mr.. Corthell and others.
, 1897-04-03
da,e upon which the bill will go into et-

dale upon which the bill will go into eff
rect.
The needs OF California In the revi-
sion were presented to the trainers Of the
new bill with a wealth OF detail too
lengthy for this article. We note briefly
that the requests have been generally
complied with. Apples, dried and cit
rus fruits. ~raisins, refined borax. fish
oils, coal, distilled spirits, and wool are
among the articles to be restored to the
tariff rates Of 1890. Nuts, fresh and pre-,
pared nah, and sparkling and still wines
have been granted an increase over the
rates in the Mckinley bill. Lumber,
olives, and Zante currants are transfer
red from the free to the dutiable list.
Crude borax remains as at present, and
iron, steel, and cotton are accorded only
slight changes. On the whole, il the
bill is adopted as framed, California viii
have Jared we'll, and we nay join conf
dentially with other sections Of the
country in preparing to welcome a pros.
porous enlargement.
, 1897-04-03

Indians down on US. We Travelled at
night and hid in the chaparfal in the
daytime. On the fourth day we ran
across the Buffalo Bayou trail, and.
thinking that we were safe. left the
river.
I'm an hour we ran into an Indian
camp. They were Kickapoos, and we
thought that it was all over with US.
Fortunately these Kiokapoos were from
the east, and didn't know Of the massa-
ere. They treated us kindly and gave us
something to eat. We were almost
starved, and il we hadn't got something
l don't believe we could have lasted a
day longer. They let us have some
ponies and we reached the infant set
clement on Buffalo Bayou, which is now
the City Of Houston, three days after
ward"
The men who escape were Lane,
Dodge, Red Tom, William S. Adams.
Robert Childress, Thomas Lamar and
Andrew Macintosh. Lane afterward
served through the civil war. He be-
gan as a general Of cavalry in the con-
federate service. The dry creek bed in
which the massacre occurred has been
known since as Bloody Gulch. Nothing
was done 10 the Kickapoos. Gen.
Houston lived among the Indians for
years after he resigned the governor
ship OF Tennessee, and he had peculiar
ideas regarding their rights. The nas-
sacre was merely one Of the bloody at
fairs which marked the struggle of the
white man for the possession Of Texas.
New York Sun.
, 1897-04-03
LOHLNIN VII MAN.

The peopls Of Laramie cannot afford
70 make . mistake In the election OF
mayor nsxt Tuesday. A man should
b slseted who has the courage of his
coayteanes and the backbone to say
what IL thinks and stick to it. The four
years sxpsrjsnce which Joseph Lohlein
- ~ n ths council and the record
tor ecpapmy and good government
wAicA ~ has made has fitted him for
IL 49, ebd It would be no experiment
"a. chooeo Hin. The absurd cry that 1t
vonsd - . third term is too silly 10
tn yAhDst- Il will be his first term as
9ayur ~ ~ city. His service in the
49, Il coanciman has familiarized
III uoeh IL affaafs Of the city in every
Asanl1, ~ that experience will be Of
ereok vn1ss TO tbs people. The Repub-
49, slnU not care in this campaign to
~WlAs dirty lsvei OF the Boomerang
q 61e q scurrilous abuse Of an
sG1R, ach - It has chosen to
03q4&. IshiAn. We will grant that
a1e1s ~ Gpod ~citisen. but he IL no
hef1seiA Aafs hoooruble. NO cleaner
- AnmsAs exponent. and he ia de-
0if1fAtnAG sxDssisoce % essential to
tbe:Ne1Aniaistratioa q the respon-
sEbpds1l1pn ~ wh3ch he aspires.
&Mo1Oan1sst objection tqthe cleo
- q - 1llAr 1t this time 10 the fact
AAAA mon moral uuestione
, 1897-04-03

Ths Denver News lie attempting to ex-
tend dtj~nhalodorou influence to the mu-
nicttal' campaign in this city, and is
tankiiGi through It's No. 6 hat In a man
NET - weak q 1t is ridiculous. The
bf9ooa' fatse6uence Of the brainless BIZ
psd Aho oonducts the Wyoming depart
nsuE ii the News IL not relished by the
people a this city-not sven by the
dsln6dah. Without any knowledge
wh6tsvsr It the men or measures in the
present champaign. he is making wild
assss<10aS that only cause a smile Of
detfxa6n.
, 1897-04-03
NJ. Hasssft has been placed before til

Mr. Hassstt has been placed before the
people BY the Boomerang In the position
ca 6sodjcant begging for aims. The
R1pob1ican does mot believe that Mr..
Hie61tt hae sanctioned such an appeal.
He u ndt : man who would care to win
o06fa1'pfefsgment On such grounds, par
tic1iktH when the ONCE to which he as
plr11 6hly Pays . tribe over "a per
m6hlh. The people of the First ward
win 70 the polls and vote for the man
wf6k thsy be1eve to be the better quail
ned to perform the duties Of the Office.
, 1897-04-03

Il 10 q real shame that the democratic
were compelled to call themselves by
their right name. They should have
been granted tho right to resort to some
s~ubte-fuge to deceive the people.
, 1897-04-03

While The democrats are figuring up
on matters OF an economical nature it
would BE- perfectly fair for them to take
into coosiderntion some Of their acts In
the past Their present figuring is all
. promise and therefore a myth, for who
sver heard a the democratic party keep
Ing . preQisA
, 1897-04-03

In the Second ward the republicans
hxvs plAeed In nomination a man who
can ~ depended upon to perform the du-
tise oe councilman with ability and
honor. 04s johnson Is prudent In the
QAnaDssnsnt Of his own business and
thsCscon could b depended upon to
sUerciss the ame care In the manage
meQt a the laairs Of the city.
, 1897-04-03

Over In tho Third ward the democrats
+ boasting that Larry Fee cannot be
bsetsn and 1lr. Fec Rys that II he had
had the choosing Of his opponent him
self he could not have been better pleas
Cd. PUfhaps honest John Bamforth will
teach him , thing or two before next
TueSdly night.