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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 1887
bnrrels exports SljS barrels; market
quiet Gnd easier at the former level OF
prices.
Wheat, receipts 2i2,15O bushels; ex-
ports A0.77O bushels; spot active; No. 2
red 81 OiN; options opened strong on
higher French markets; closed AGlc up
from the bottom. but MIlc of from last
night; No . red September 9a7s@N 0i6p
OOH: December 90 i5-1GqgD007Nc
Corn, receipts i70.A2j bushels: exports
1884 bushels. spot quiet; No, ., 35Mc:
options opened steady with wheat; closed
INC lower. September 35ihm3jM m3ihc;
December 37I37ikm37ic.
oats. receipts i79, 425 bushels: exports
1894 bushels, spot steady; No, 2 2jc bid;
options opened dull and barely steady,
closed unchanged. September closed at
2tc December closed Mt zee
Hay good to choice bOm7Oc, Hops
quiet llidcR firm Leather firm, leet
firm cutmcats dull
Lard, dun. western steamed 81 So; re-
fined quiet Pork dull Butter tending
upwards western creamery i2dlSMc,
Tnll1w nominal Cottonsocd oil dull,
llosln steady rurpcntIne firm Rice firm.
MOnsEcs firm,
Coffee, options opened quiet te 10
points lower, closed at net loss Of 3 20 10
points snlcs 1880 bags
Sugar raw etrung, refined flrmcr
HALrtMORli-Flour nrm but duct
ana unchanged; receipts 2a3Ia birrnlsi
exports 2l,lNl barrels Wheat wcnE
spot SSAuoShci December pSiAuOSAic;
steamer No red p2hdOgho, receipts
l6jSOS bushels! exports 2gl.31O bushels,
southern wheat by aampc pOuNpc, do on
grade O2hmnShc Corn Gays sp0t aiMf0
ajMo, December new NJ old 3iAc asked.
steamer mixed laN m33ifo, receipts $4,000
htt.nDin. M lnl.ia Ill UNh. l.nlllNurn MINI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16
Metals.

NEW YoRK-Plg iron warrants very
quiet but firm at 81 2Od7 %. Lake cop
per quiet at 81 %, Tin quiet at $l3 500
IL 20. Spelter quiet at 81 25G4 30. Lead
exchange firm at 81 27isd4 321s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

ALL those creeping, crawling, sting
ing sensations that combine to make up
the tortures Of any itching disease OF
the skin are Instantly relieved and per-
manently cured by DOan's Ointment.
Take no substitute Doan's never fails. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

OIL CITY-Credlt balances SOC: certi-
ficates, no bids; shipments 6S,76O bar
rels; runs lO5,9S6 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum Pennsylva-
MIA crude, no market; nominal at Soc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

Nos. l, 8. 4 And 6 dally betweea cleyeland
aud tihrl0hNlllo, Other trains daily OK
cepi sunday
Passengers between Wheeling, Martins
Ferry llollalro aud bridgeport take Bloe-
NJ O. Carried. q. r. A.
o. II WOOD, L r. A.
wheeling, WA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

do first pre-. a Col. F. & Iron. 27ls
Fort Wayne...lI0 do preferred. NJ
Illinois Central. .l09 Gen. Electrie,. ig7s
Lake Erie & W. 1874 Illinois Steel.,.. s.
do Preferred. q Lead ..,.-....;., US
Lake ShOre......litisi do preferred .lA
Lou. & Nash. 6iAlPacifc Mail...,. SIS
Mich. Central. ,lllh Pullman Pal. Isl
NO. Paciiic,...,., Is Silver Cer-.,..,. lja
N. j. Central. 97ia Sugar. e1-div. lis
n. Y. Central. liza, do pre-, ex-d .ligk
Northwestern ..ISiA Tenn. Coal & | ISIS
do preferred. ,.lG U, S, Leather, sls
Northern Pac,., 2gik do pre-, eX-d.. l0 .
do preferred, 55h Western Union, g07l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16

tDniiy, D1ttnt Hunhny,
sunday church trains Will leave Elm
Oroye nj b.ig a. M aud wheeling al i9Ji
D, M. III. u. wElHuERnEH,
General ManAEAE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16
WHEELING & Elm GROVE RAILROAD.

ON and after Saturday. February 2, 1895.
trains will run as follows, city time,
Leave Wheeling. Leave lGm Grove
Trn TmolTrn T'mcrr'n 1"moDTrn Time
No. a. m,lNo, y, m,INo q, nj No, y. M,
a., tG.00g0nn 8,0lI Loo i0GOlgu,, b;O0
o.. 7,OOl72uo, 1900 9,,u 7,O02l..n 800
o.. S.OOlgtn, t;o0l bn" t00gan," b;tO
S.. p,OOsGu. G.0g lee. tg'Q0A",., 6.Ol
To-. i0.0Ogs", 200 q", lQQ0Nu." 100
H., II .OOIg0u. S,00Illu, u.0O9u.u 500
n m. IB2u. 1900 y, m. gl..,, p!O0
N.. ii2.0Osi.. i0'0OIl9u, niQoGu., 1890
i6.." i,OOJG". il:0OIlbu, l!0OS5..u il;O0
B.". 2iOCl ---.,-,.l ~. siOS -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-16
RAILWAY Time Gard.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
after May IS, 1857 Explanation OF Refer
ence Marks: 'Daily, fbaily, except sun
day. tDally, except Saturday, tpaily, OK
cept Monday Sundays only. Saturdays
only. Eastern Standard Time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
THEY LIKE MR. TRICE.
Resolutions Passed by Citizens aud
Nnilrnsh Won of LnngNicNv.

Loug'iew, Texas. May 95.-A mass meet
ing OF railroad men and citizens was held
at the court house last night. c. +. Good
ridge was elected chairman and George
w Krech secretary. The chairman ex-
planned the object OF the meeting to be
TO pass suitable resolutions on the pro-
motion OF former superintendent aud fell
low townsman, MIR. Leroy Trlce.
Tho chairman appointed the following
gentlemen as i committee on resolutions :
George NJ. Lovett, c. u. Cunningham. c. a.
Foster. James Norton Il L. Young II. Il.
Taylcr. James Friz2ell. r. II. Atkins r..
Il. Ramsey. r. G. Brown. Il. G. Mustain,
Thomas Higgins
This committee represented every de-
partment in the Texas and Pacific railway
service and the citizens OF this city The
meeting was full OF enthusiasm, each vie
ing with the other in doing honor to their
past chief and fellow citizen.
The committee formulated the following
resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted
We, the employees of the Texas aud Pa
citlc railway Jointly with the citizens of
ths city, in mass meeting assembled. are
DESTROYS of expressing our respect and
good wishes for Mr. Leroy rrice our form
or superintendent and neighbor, who has
recently been appointed general supern-
tendant OF the International and Great
Northern railway, with headquarters at
Palestine RegrettinE as we do this neces-
sary transfer yet We are pleased TO see
his Just promotion. which he has earned
by faithful aud strict transaction OF all
business pertaining TO the different de-
partments of which he has had charge for
the past twenty years.
Whereas, We feel it our duty to write
proamhes in accordance with the above
facts; therefore, be IT
Resolved That We commend him to the
employees OF the International and Great
Northern Railway company and the citi-
zens of Palestine as being just and fair
as an official and Il man OF whom any COM
munity may justly feel proud be II further
Resolved That the Texas and Pacific
Railway company having lost one of their
best officials by his transfer TO the Interna-
tional and Great Northern railway. we
extend to him our sincere wishes for his
entire success in his new field and that
his promotions may continue upward until
the top round In the ladder is reached
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27

waco, Texas MAY 90 Tho ladies' Of the
hebrew Aid society. In their tireless efforts
TO make the sessions of the nnai Birth
convention as pleasant and varied as nos
siDle, provided most delicious lunch nj
~ O'Clock In the morning OF each day of
lhe convention. which was partalSen of
WIN mat relish and pleasure by the dele
gates and reporters characteristics of a
healthy mind and body. These little cour-
tsles extended by these generous ladies
convention and by the press workeu, alike.
and resolution of thanks received a
unanimous vote from the honorable body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Officers of the Projected Dock Com
pany Elected.
WANTS TO BUY TEXAS CATTLE.
VIII Try to Establish u Regular
Shipping business Ia View York.
Troops to He Carried Free.

| Galveston. Texas, May 26.-There is an
other project on foot to have rival dock
company in Galveston harbor As related
| tn The Posts Austin dispatches this mora
| ing. the charter of the West End Dock
| company OF Galveston was ;iled with the
secretary of state yesterday The capital
stock OF the company is nomina.ly placed
at $1,000. aud George f. Mann, 7 J. Groce,
V. Il. Austin and G.. II. Moas,ug are named
as the incorporators. /, is stated that the
purpose OF the corporation is 10 construct
a channel in Galveston bay beginning at
Forty first street. west OF ihe Galveston
Wharf company's holdings. to the bridge
OF the Galveston. La Porte and Houston
railway bridge The channel is 10 be 100
fee; wide. With right OF way 100 feet wide
on either side.
This morning n meeting Of the company
was held in the office OF Judge Mann and
Mensiug. j. Lobit. /. II. kempner. q.
Reymcishoifer, T. W. English. Waiter
Gresham, V. l.. Austin. T. J Groce. John
H. Rogers and q. l.. Mann The directors
then elected Judge George Z Mum pgeSi-
dent, 1. II. kempner. vice presidents j,
t-0bIt. treasurer. and y. II. Austin, score
taly. The directory represents d great deal
OF capital aud energy.
After the meeting a representative OF
The Post asked Judge Mann TO state the
objects of the new COMPANY lie declined
to give any information other than that
above stated. saying that ht had talked TO
the newspapers about one ut his plans be-
fore and it failed. This doubtless meant
the plan Of utilizing Pelican island for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
NOTES

Registration for city election closed this
evening. Total certificates issued. SSs2.
against 1896 in 1895.
Willie Flueher, the young man who
drank carbol!c acid solution az the COIN
~ Jail yesterday, will probably recover.
nr Sykes. who is attending him, says
Flueher had a close call. but he thinks
he Will pull through
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Louise Schott daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. j. J. Schott. 10 Mr.. Charles Alex
ander Hudihurs. Wednesday afternoon.
June 2, at $50 o'clock. at the First Presby-
terrain church, Nashville, Tenn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
lI.ING.
Large crowd Joined in the Mig Pic
nIc NJ MriInnr.

Luling, Texas, May 26.-This morning AT
o'clock an immense crowd gathered at
tho Southern Pacific depot to take the
excursion train for Weimar where the
sunday schools of West Texas Will picnic
today; ga tickets were sold at this station
the special leaving promptly ON time,
Every courtesy was extended by the rail
way In making the excurters comfortable,
and IL MAS appreciated
move Is on foot for grand July cell
vorauoh ON the 9Th or 18th OF that month.
a grand enc, as Luling never does things
by halves.
Between July and it is expected that
large number OF the leading Masons OF
the State vii! be In the city. Ample pre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27

! Bennett. from Grimes; A. Boohm ct al vs.
| Henry Bcu;ler. from Harris: Inter, ~
| i!onal and Great Northern Railway COM
! pany vs. j. NJ Cook from Anderson; A. J..
| Forstan rs. {. ". Bocock ct al. from tIar-
| ris
| Affirmed as to West & Graham and re-
| rerscd and rendered as to Breu1oman--
1 Major Hart ct al VS., George w. West ct
| al from BeNar.
J Affirmed in part aud reversed and re
nautad in part Texas City Improvement
company vs.. J. VI GyisWold ct al from
Galveston; Houston East and West Texas
Hallway company ct al vs.. Lutte Cranberry
81 al. FROM Angelina
Reversed and remauded-R. n. Wilboru
e al KS. Eimdorf n 60. ct al. from Atlas
cosa; Texas and New orleans Railroad
company vs.. II. 4. Carr. from Orange
johanna Chapman e. al vs. Emma Chap
man. from Victoria
Reversed fnd rendered Beaumont Lum
her company VS.. Is. Il. Moore. from Jefier
son
Submitted Stale OF Texas ex rel H. j.
Noglor VS. rGtwig Nahucke. from BeSar;
Southern Building and Loan association "
Knoxville Tenn, Us. II. O, skinner ~
A. from BeNar; Henry Terrell receiver,
vs. Lillian W BuSsoll from BeNar. John
C. Nusri Us BeNar county ct al. from Bexar
Nirc.e Blackburn vs. James \. blackburn,
from LaSallei L. IL Timmony vs.. Arnah
it,llr Burns IT al. from Atascosa. w. T.
Davidson et al VS. +. II. logaman Chair
company from Jefferson; George +. Stein
back IS. city Of Galveston from Galveston:
j VI BroWu IS. Fort Worth and Denver
city Railroad company 81 al from Harris
VIM. Ritter Sr.. vs.. Pierre ThlbodeauX.
from Galveston.
Motions oyerruled II. ] Allen ct al VS..
Tyson Jones buggy company. from Ma
AZ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27


Austin. Texas Nav 26.-procee lIngs OF
the court Of civil appeals for the raird
district today
Affirmed-Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway company vs.. Singer from Brown.
W,sttrn Union Telegraph company vs.
Lavender, from Marion Ayers rs. Lamb
aud wife. from Bell, Ewing rs. Boyd 1t al.
from Johnson.
Affirmed in part and reversed and re-
mandei in part-Stunc vs.. Stone. from Bell.
Reversed and remauded Booker ct al VS..
Mcbride from Grayscu.
Rcharing refused Houghtou " Robin
sen ~. Rice, from McCuloch; Gulf. Colo
RADIO and Sauta I'e Railway company VS..
| Brown. from McLenuan. Railroad commits
sion OF Texas W. Houston aud Texas Con-
trai Railway company. frcm Travis.
Affirmed on certificate Hunt county
vs.. WeiSer " Co. from Hamilton.
Motions FOR reheArinSs submitted-Ohe
ct al vs. city Of Henrietta, from Clay; Mer-
oaHtlc aud Banking company VS. Landa &
CO. from Homal; lauda TT al VS.. Harris ct
al, from Conal; Davis ct al vs. Coleman 81
al. from Coleman Puryear vs.. Fryer, from
Hays; Pickett Us. Waco Abstract and In
yostment company, from McLcuuan: Clary
VI. Myers from Coryoll: Missouri. Kansas
and TeNaa Railway company VS.. Rains,
| from Grayaou.
Other motions uhmittedMIssouri. Kan.
sns ana Texas Railway company W. Will
Jams. from McI.onnan TO file conclusions
oJ law and fact. Snaman VS. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway company. from
/ He'll. to lille briefs.
| Questions were certified TO the supreme
court In the cases of ONsheer ct al VS..
/ Watt, from MeLennan. and Bauman VS.
/ Chambers. from LlAno
| Submiltei--St. Louis. lrsl Mountain arr
Southern Railway company VS., Humphrey
/ from Williamson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
OR \d.E.
Revised Price Lists show n Rise in
Lumber.


Orange Texas. May 26.--As result OF
the conference of lumber manufacturers
at Beaumont yesterday all the mills are
sending out revised price list. conveying
a marked increase in prices on lumber FOR
the interior trade, which has been selling
at cost and less.
j. j. Mullane commercial agent OF the
Gulf Colorado and Santa Re railroad in
terviowed the shippers in Orange TODAY.
The tug Fannie came down from tho
Kansas city, rittsburg and Gulf railroad
bridge today, where she had towod the
barge Nicaragua with bridge tmbers. and
ieit again ms afternoon with the barge
Mexico, loaded with the same kind of ma ~
tcrial '''''
The tug GuIllotte left tonight for Sabine
iass with the barge Hercules loaded with
lumber from IN" bancroft and Wlngate
iniils for the schooner Bernard Hall now
loading at that port. 49,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
,,..u1i.t instruct Call.

By virtue OF the authority vested ID NY
as district chairman hereby cal WE
vention OF the poGulists at Co'umD w,
Texas. Tuesday, June is. 1881, 10 afem ~,
the election OF delegates to the Nasu' ~,
conference July 4. We are aioWea w, "a
delegate from the district for even ~
actual mot fusionl poSuilst yosse rs, ,nss,irr
full delegated and represeh'asnu, clv
- VI ''N W Chairman Tenth DisliN1
"Now. LET good digestion walt o. a,S r,M
tite and health on both" Is ~. h.
toast after taking Angostura p. ..nran
/ q. II. Slegcrt 6 Sons. manulae'~..--
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
TO nuY TEXAS cArrLE.

Mr.. NJ. Burns. for nineteen wears a buyer
for the Eastman company, one Of the larg-
est cattle dealing concerns IN America. is
in Galveston. He was sem here by his
employers to look over the situation with a
view OF establishing regular cattle ship
ping business between Galveston aud New
York. II he can find cattle such as he
wants, shipping viii begin Immediately.
but he is OF the opinion tha, all The fat
cattle have been shipped AMI that only
grass cattle remain. Grass fcl cattle are
not up 10 the standard required by the
Eastman company. it wants cattle of high
quality and good weight
Mr.. Burns has been In Texas before He
says he bought string Of cattle at Fort
Worth three years ago and that they We're
good. Whatever cattle he may purchase in
Texas will be shipped BY water to New
York to the abhatOir OF the Eastman com
pany at the foot of West Fifty ninth
street. He SAYS the business of the East
man company aggregates about $4,000 600
wear.
He was taken in hand bv Secretary Nc
Master of the chamber of commerce and
called upon lending cattle men. making In
quiries as to what can be had in the line
OF heavy fat cattle. Tomorrow he will
pursue his nuuiries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
THE COURT HOUSE PLANS.

The commissioners court this morning
concluded its hearing Of the architects who
have submitted plans for the construction
OF a new court house. MIR. \. j. Armstrong
explained the plans Of Messrs Armstrong
Il Fritz OF this city, and Mr.. c. W. Bulger
appeared for Mr.. J Reilly Gordon who is
detained in Mississippi, where he is COM
reting for plans for a capitol building.
The Specifications were referred 10 a
commission composed OF Commissioners
Barnes and johnson. Mr. Too,haker, who
has been selected TO supervise the court
house erection. and Mr. j. +. Smith. 1t is
expected that this commission will be
afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
ANOTHER LEVEE BROKE.
Houses Were 81 Paso So Far No Lives
Hay Been Lost.


up Monday night when O leyee
al 4
in
The
ldee wassa as was
OF b.
His
washed together with half dozen other houses in the
n
the city thJeaenc
had
wi cumbing
earnedn human yesW SER ios the
fath Ina will
portion Of the busnes parto {;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
Old Peop,c.

Ola people who require medicine TO regr
iate the bowels and kidneys viii ina eha
true remedy In Electric Bi,ters. This med sd'
le ne does not stimulate ana contains M
WHISKY nor other intoSicant, but acts ns
a.. son,o ana Alternative, 1t acts mildly on
s ana s s,oaen ana bowels. adding strength
anu e. Swing tone to the organs, thereby Ma
ihe nature In the performance of tho go
uons Electric Bitters is an excellen, an
p"uxer and aids digestion. old People An,
~ lust exactly what they need. Price ko
cents and 81 per bottle at drug store. ~ w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27

Paris, Texas, May 26.-Lloyd Jonns' @s
Of the most notorious desperadoes that eysf
roamed the Indian Territory, who has sew
eral murders and other crimes charged %
his account. was convicted in the feds'i
court of murder withou, capital pansa'
ment tonight
In November. 1928 and old man niinsa
Ruhrechl surprised lorhns and o,aeis u
the act of stealing his hogs. Joam a.
saulted and struck him unmosr o. p W..
from the effects OF which he died ID NAY
1SqT
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Accidentally shot ~ yearo,

waco Texas, May 26,-E. j. Bohannop.
a section foreman of the Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas railroad shot a negro named
Tom Jones last night while searching an
empty ear The negro died from ,ho
wound today. Bohannon maintains ha,
the shooting was accidental: that his nis,at
was accidentally discharged while he " was
climbing into the car. " Was
nc Justice Earle held an inauest md placed
bohannon under bond Of $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
Tcncl,rr. ELECTED.

Montague. Texas. May 25--The city
council at It's regular meeting last night
elected teachers for the ensuing year. L.
~ TRggart principal was elected last
December.
Tho executive committee OF the Montague
county summer normal will meet Saturday
IN Noeona aud arrange time and place for
tho normal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27
THE HIGHER COURTS.
Fourth District.

san Antonio, Texas. May 26.--Tho fol-
lowing proceedings were had in the Fourth
court OF eiyil appeals today:
Anirmed--Georgla Home Insurance com.
pany W.. T r. Brady. from Bexar: West.
ern Union Telegraph company VS.. John @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-27

e,,ses which they iou"N osf
qqa'i ,sd If line ,'S that we haze Our Our
~ " has been rer1aikno, ,.sars has w ~.
sneee ,,, M the las, fifteen yos ldy ~
eiloe hn,la9hi IL has enabled, Nh ,shelr dfslsa.
e'eh, anu go rect, in ~, IKE 70 c.r
Diseases W. w. do not undermine speaas,,
stages; mi ara true, ssH no Equals u !.
eveiythlis, e think we have srphlis ~
lists. ana m1 Of structure, Rhear.s
69mnooceie. Unnatnrai e i psblns.. Ks.
n.m' Impo,ene! ar cceels, Pripprlss fya
nai Md HBia lder Troc op Women. ,,s Is.
in et ana Diseases w - They BEEN ss sss-
@n"r r,medies are IAN AN moi be Msnslss
,,0Us IA, 10 Us ana those that pss,pl.t
where, re hi US to bring l,,n, III that wiip ,sx
has ian nt fair 10 presu,,uu'o one sptci.s,,
Is II hU and efforts 10 treat MAJ
eAperleh9hs,.tt dual.Dea t,ssmpl - TSssa
cases than hy mail hss R' Al ouf ss.sn
our trea' i, YOU can not "a yol gnrgssf
success. iard we viii SEM diagness rs
write us .o M which we .s you noihihssssl
ease. Cons1f',,-ree atment hasch q al ~
our terms o. withn the r,sssr ma
for symptom nd 10 for shaiaadrsss ~
for women A. call on ei WSAY ~
" Ply, san An.orml9 c1e'S
100 Alamo PlaSa,, iHuild.ns
Masonic Temps. Il
street, New o''s Y n
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WHY CAMPBELL QUIZ.
zeal Views or Hcmatn silent ana
lie Prompt, Resigned

Gs..x hssI hfs
'''i u.,,.n.a
Galveston, Texas. May 20 h''e nus
boon a great deal Of speculation as =" 'N'
motives actuatlns Mir. Thomas NJ camp
heli in rendering MS Fts'EaA'''A ''s t'''
eral MANAGER II the lnie'nai'oT'a4 an"
! Great Northern Railroad company II hAs
been glr~srd al. or suggested t'"t P0s-
siAly his views upon 81" SILVER question:
( bad something TO io W'ih d. ana "'e'i1-
ing TO thu following sofy, learned from
! the most perfectly reliable sources. &c APP
pears that the guess WIS about right.
| These who have the pleasure of knowing
Mr.. Campbell in private life knox him 20
be one q the most hononhlc men con-
scien,!ous in tho discharge ~ duty. indie
PENDENT and firm TO an extraordinary de-
gree especially In matcrz pertaining to
his ideas OF right. Because Of the omen
manner In which he expressed himsa II last
tall npon tho silver question FREQ trade
and tho income tax. Dissatisfaction has
i-au ooe,r'ly shown by some ~ 'hnsc con-
nr~iea with the management Of the iould
properties and efforts sre s4li 10 have
BEEN 90 Mr. Gouid 70 request Mt
CGWpS to cl0sa \ muth or TO tender
lis resieuatlfn. Bu; 81. Could recosaizlt
Mr.. Gaurheii's worth ard was Hvtrsc TO
eyeu speaking 10 him UPON tho subject.
The pressure became very strong recently
when tho republican, National committee
took hanl in the nattcr ana declared
that 'hcs "wouid have his scalp At all
hh1ar'is.' There is - - pIitble Jraof Of
those thugs ~ she hands Of MIR Camp
bells friends written evidence that can
not he saiuaaid.
When MI Campbell was in New York
on business Il few days aso Ny e lila ,ouk
occasion to ask hpu why ne .ertlnea
such political views vhHs iu hls employ.
aud further asked if he could not modify
aueh views or remain silent. To man
~ Mr. CSmpbell's mold lhis WAS like shak-
iuE a red flax Do the fa.~ OF a bull.
Ii is said hS those who were. near enough
to hear lila conversations ..b,t A.. CO,
h,,,d ut "'"''
'''. mas "As "'o"t rs plain as he
VIII ever hear Mr.. Campbell arose from
his seat looked Mr. Goull an tba TACO
, . .. 90 N'' 4NN''
''i ~ ""' ~ 4''".~' language informed him
met hr was neither puppet nor a slave.
bug a man. He said that Gct ,;,.t,h.
had river. hin, ,,,..,i,.. 49,, -,
W. nun '"''ree' ana conscience 10
ts eerWeee were MIR. GoulIs. but his
t t1atNlti'. and right U. tNurtysilu his pt,,t-