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The herald., 1897-01-16
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
senators in Caucus Decline to Change
the Pending Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE ad-
5ourned Republican senatorial cauous
today did not result in any change in
the bill for an international bimetalIic
conference as drafted. 1t was stated that
there had been some interchange of
views with Democratic senators some
of whom expressed the opinion that the
word unlimited" as we'll as the uord
free should be used in describing the
mintage which such conference as is
proposed would be called upon to secure
but the caucus decided not to make the
addition. 1t was stated that the lanpuag,.
employed was precisely the language
used in the legislation providing for the
TOUR previous conferences. Senator
Chandler was therefore authorized to
introduce the bill as prepared bv the
caucus committee. which he will proba =
bly, do on Monday, as Senator Wol-
colts representa-
The following is the exact wording of
The herald., 1897-01-16
WALKERS SUCCESSOR.

BOSTON. Jan. 15.--At the annual
meeting today of the American Statis-
teal association Carroll ID. Wright of
Waahinetcn was elected president to
succeed the late Gen. Walker
The herald., 1897-01-16
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
The herald., 1897-01-16

There are undelivered telegrams at
the office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company for Mr. Frawley, Mrs.
Ella Watson. II. c. Dimock, II. c. Car
rol' l.. e. Anderson, Mrs. j. 7. Ken
nard
The herald., 1897-01-16
NJ B. MONAGHAN DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-M. -
Monaghan. well known oyster dealer.
died, here today.
The herald., 1897-01-16

treasurer. e. A. Skinner of Westfield;
secretary and superintendent, w. A.
Duncan of Syracuse.
The herald., 1897-01-16
Ladies Who Value
1 A refined complexion must use Pozzoni's Pow
der. It produces soft and beautiful skin.

say that it has been determined to annex
the Benin kingdom and to depose the
king on account of the massacre of the
British expedition.
The herald., 1897-01-16

Totals. L. S....s1, ,047. $50, 662 =.
Exclusive Of n. Y. 44s,561,774 -.
%Not included in total.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
Boy HypnOtIsts Cause Terror.

sault Ste. Marie, Mich, April l5.-The
hypnotic "FontanRs," who recently ex.
hibited here, have left In their wake a
number OF juvenile adopts whom they
used on the stage ~ victims" Boys
ranging from u TO 10 years Of age have
gone 10 hypnotiEing their friends.
Scores have been subject 10 the influence
and, IL is said, with evil results In sever
al cases.
One Of the juvenile hypnotists operat-
ell on a boy In the basement CT the high
school, placed his victim In a riged con-
dition aud left HIM there. Supt. Fergu.
son was called but could not bring the
boy back 10 consciousness.
During a session Of Sunday school In
the Central Methodist Episcopal church
CONSERVATION was caused by boy who
bad apparently become stark mad. lie
had been sitting quietly In one Of the
clauses, and without any apparent rea-
son suddenly started up aud INDUCED in
q number Of insane antics. II was soon
discovered that be had been mesmeriz.
ed.
The marshal has instructed the police
30 break up all seances hereafter thai
come under their notice. Parents are
/ greatly agitaied over the matter.
The above IL taken from = Chicago
paper. While the hypnotic craze ha,
not reached quite b. such an exciting
stage in Bryan yet, the amateur hypno
lists aud susceptible subjects are thick
and the Boyd brothers warned both &
be careful.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
BOYCOTT ON CHINESE.
Judge Knowles Grant Temporary
OrdsT Ustn MAJ 10.

0N9@N NAfh ~ ~
Helena. Mont. April IA tempora-
~ restraining order has been granted
by Judge Knowles. In the United States
court in the suit by the Chinese resi-
dents Of Butte from continuing the
boycott now being enforced against
them. There are four plaintiffs who
appeal for the rights Of 800 Of their
fellow countrymen. The plaintiffs deal
IN Chinese merchandise and conduct q
restaurant. The boycott has been on
for some time and has recently become
more aggressive. The plaintiffs claim
that their pecuniary loss has been $780,
I 900 and that to recover Il In an ordi'
nary court OF law would be impossible
owing 10 the numerous suits that would
be necessary. and that from the STATE
Of public mind in Silver Bow county
they could not hope for justice. whil'
n the present state OF affairs contin
ues, the future loss will be lrreparable
A temporary restraining order wa
granted and the case set for hearing OF
May 10. The suit was instituted b.
ex-Unitsd States Senator Sanders an'
has wide effect. as there are simila
boyootts against Chinese In varlou
parts Of the United States This cas
will be pushed 10 the highest court
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
Rev. P.F. Brannan.

Editor Eagle Please announce the
following appointments:
Rev. Z. 4. Bnnnan Of Wsatheriord,
will prrach at 81. Joseph's Catholic
church during the coming week ca the
following subjects at 3 p m:
Wednesday night, April q, Comics.
sion; Thursday night, April %, Comics
sion Concluded; Friday night, April p.
Invocation Of saints; sunday night,
April %, Purgatory and Indulgences ;
Monday night, April 20 Blessed Virgin
Mary; Tuesday night, Apnl "a, The
Real Presence OF Christ In the Lord's
supper, or Transubstantiation; Wed.
nesday night. April 20. lnfallibilily Of
the church and the Pope.
Protestant friends cordially invited to
attend. Those having objections to an.
OF the foregoing subjects are requesteg
30 present them % be answered. Every
one invited and everybody welcome.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
DESPERATE ATTEMPT.
DR.. Prescott Tries to Take His Own
Life at Chicago,
NO HOPE OF SAVING HIM,
The Physislaa Takes Tea Grains Of
MsEDhiRs sad Thsa slAshss hls
Neck and AFEas with . Katie.
Ma Father Murdered

Chicago. April i7.-Dr. Elmer z.
Prescott, son Of the physician OF the
same name, who was the victim Of
murder that developed one OF the most
famous mysteries in the police history
Of the city. made = determined attempt
10 kill himself at his lie Friday
night. Ills condition Ia such that the
attending physician said recovery was
impossible.
The details Of the young physicians
attempt 10 take his own life are sensa-
tional. Il seems the doctor swallowed
10 grains Of morphine and lay down
upon a couch. Fifteen minutes later
he rushed into the kitchen, where
domestic was at work and snatched a
table knife from her hand. The blade
was broken IN half In the struggle but
the man commenced hacking at his
throat with that portion yet attached
10 the handle. Tho woman attempted
TO dlsarm him, but be evaded her and
rushed through the house. blood squirt
Ing from his wounds and tyelng the
Throwing open the front door he
carpets and walls as he passed through.
ran out upon the sidewalk and com
nsnced slashing at his left forearm.
seeking 10 sever an artery lie sue
ceeded in making thirty distinct
wounds in his arm before two men
who had been watching him, summon
Cd SUFFICIENT courage TO interfere. They
20, possession OF the knife and the
doctor ran back into the house, de.
elaring he would find another weapon.
A policeman had been summoned and
Il required the combined efforts Of four
men to control the physician
When Dr. pnekett. who was sum
moned. arrived and an attempt was
made to quiet Prescott In order TO care
for his wounds, the latter grew more
violent and the attendants were oblig-
I'd 70 strap htp to his bed He deolar'
cd he wanted 70 die. and tried 10 pre-.
vent DR. Bracket from catching The
ends Of the severed bloodyesscls In hiI
} neck.
J Dr. Prescott has been under the cart
OF a specialist Of late for treatment
The crime known as the "Baihhousc'
, murder. the killing Of the elder Pres
colt, is remembered by many TIL
crime was committed In the autumn o
1884 In the bath rooms OF the basemen
OF the Prescott tenement
The son. who attempted 10 take hi
life, went 10 the theater and upon re
turning At midnlght, discovered hi
father dead on the floor Of the base
ment near the bath rooms. The bod
|. had been friEhtfully mutllaied. III
. head being pounded almost 70 a pull
, The motiye for the crime was AZ re-
, mote from solution a. the Identity q
. the guilty ones No evidence was foun
: TO impllcate anyone at the time an
I, the crime remains = mystery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Washington, April i7.-seeretary
Long has revoked the orders by which
Lieut.. Robert L, Peary. the Arctic eH-
piorer. now on duty At the New York
navy yard. was detailed to the Mare
Island yard. California. Strong pres
sure was brought TO bear by the sci
sptinc and geographical societies
throughout the country Interested in
Arctic explorations to have the secre-
tary revoke the order which u put
into eEecution. II was claimed would
Interfere With plans which Lieut.
Psary has for promoting another ex-
petition 70 the polar regions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
HONDURAS RESOLUTION,
Rebels Holding Their owa aud Bssilis
Has Trouble Ahead.

New York. April 1.-THE Herald
correspondent In Tegucilgalpa. the
capitol OF Honduras. says the rebels
attacked and captured the towns Of
Puerto CorteI. on the Gulf Of Hondu.
ras, and EsperanEa. on the Aqua river
on the night Of April ~. According 70
all reports 80 far. the rebels still hold
these places in spite OF efforts to dis
lodge thom
Former Minister ArlAs and several
members OF congress have been arrest
"a az leaders OF the rebel movement
and are now In prison.
A revolution In Honduras against
President Bonilla has been long en-.
pected. owing to growing discomfort
among the opposition party, and It
may lead 10 serious results in other
states OF the Greater Republic Of Cen
trail America. This Il IL almost certain
will be the case II President Bonilla
accepts the aid extended TO him BY
Guatemala. Nicaragua and Salvador.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Athens. April l7.-Dlspatehes re-
ceived here from Greek headquarters Of
Larissa confirm the report that an en-.
Eagemont had taken place near Neze'
ros, In Thessaiy, on the frontier neal
Mount Analysis, between Turks and
Greeks II is further stated the Turks
were asgressors, having attacked the
Greek advance post. a Greek corporal
Vas killed and Greek sub-lleutenani
wounded. Il IL understood the forces
engaged belonged to regular armies Of
the two countries. although this was
not positively stated In the dispatch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
Blee's LEVEE BROKE.
water Il PouEias Ia.s MadlssH Parish
Aaa DOias MaoA Damage.

viokaburE. Miss, April l7.-rhe
Queen and Crescent route train dis
patchsr's once here reported last
night that Bigg's levss. in Madison
parish broke at 10 o'clock and that the
break was one hundred feet vide In
twenty minutes. The break is four
and one-haif miles south Of Delta, La,
and ons-half mile above the upper end
Of Reds lsvee.
The news was sent 70 Delta at once,
the operator there being reused out
OF bed and the message Of warning
sent along the line Of the railroad
westward. The levee 10 very large
one and has been engaging the special
attention Of the levee authorities for
week. or ever since the Mississippi
erevassos. Several hundred conyicta
have been employed upon II in add
ton TO other laborsrs and so greatly
had II been strengthened that only to-
day the belief was confidently express
ed by men living behind II that II
would hold. The disaster will be q
great one
The information has been confirmed
and the people notified to set out oI
reach OF the hood
Biggs IL a sandy levec. generally
speaking. though II cannot he ASSERTED
that this IL the case AZ the creyasse
Its Importance may be estimated bl
the fact that such efforts have beer
expended 10 maintain II.
Madison Parish. whose interior q
thus invaded by the great food Is on
Of the richest and most populous par
ishss In north Louisiana. IN the high
est state Of cultivation and aboundinI
In stock. Little Of the latter has bcel
removed Up 20 the present time
though the situation was recognize
as very grave indeed Details canno
DO obtained, ar the place Is inaccessl
BILE The crevasse will overflow a
immense area.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

vicksburg. Miss. April i7.-At 10
o'clock this morning the river showed
a fAll OF s-iOths Of a foot
The United States Cutter Florence
arrived at II a m. from Davis Island,
and reports a second break In Louis
lana Immediately In front OF Bediorda
Landing. This may possibly be the
break al Blggs. as the Florence came
up the chute and was some distance
from the main line Of the levee. The
town Of Delta IL more than half under
water and It's inundation will be en-
tire before the end
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

TexarkanL. Tu., April 1.-THE muir
der last December OF on man John
Mckay. thsrecluss merchant OF Rose
Hnl. continues TO agitate the police Of
this city. Il was thought that from the
evidence gathered In the killing Of a
negro a Camden sousotime ago for re-
slsting arrest. that hs was implicated
In the murGsr Of the unfortunate Nc
Kay. and that be had an accessory,
Deputy sheriff Newton arrested ben
Rsdd at a s.ave fArtsry on Red river
and be is locked In jail here charged
with TIM knsing of Mckay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

s.H. Higgs and John n. Caldwell
have rented the Mitchell pasture. ANY
one desiring good pasturage for stock
at Soc head per month will please
apply TO either. 1913
Mr.. Geo. Dunn, IT,, Of wheelock, dis
posed Of some four or five hundred dol
lars worth OF hogs In Franklin yester-
day. The swine will be shipped TO Iowa.
Central Texan.
The remains Of Mr.. W. G. Bennett
we're buried Al the city cemetary here
yesterday morning a, 10 O'Clock. The
original intention 10 ship the remains
TO Tennessee was abandoned.
| Curtis Oliver and Frank Clark have
just returned from a camp hunt Will
Caldwell people at Archer Lake on th'
Yegua river. There we're over sevent!
persons In the parry and the Young mel
say they had grand time.
n Squire ]. W. Benson and Constable ]
n ID. Jones came In from Harvey yesteI
u day with negro named Martin owen
n charged with stealing rails. Owen plea
guilty In two cases and was fined
both, fines and costs aggregating ov'
sixty five dollars.
. Ed S. Deiden, Galyeston.D Dallas New
agent, will open news stand at NJ
n Kennels Jewelry Store May LIST, for Il
sale OF newspapers, periodicals., cigar
% etc. solioits mail subscriptions 10 6
periodicals.. Free delivery ofperiodica
TO customers TO any part Of the city. i
q, Mr.. Joe Wiley and Miss Minnie Bait
were married Friday afternoon at u
% residence Of the groom's father, Mr.. '
II. Wiley, near Harvey. Squire j. \
Benson performed the ceremony. III
lie bride Is a daughter Of Mr.. Levi Bait
aud lived near College. The Eagle e
a, tends congratulations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Fayetteville. Ark April 1.-Two
young sons Of Mr.. Iieeson, living at
Greenland. ave miles south Of Fay
etteville, aged . and IS years, commit
ted suicide while their parents we're at
Fayetteville trading. The boys were
angry because they were left at home
aud both took a hath. dressed In their
best clothes, wrote notes to their pa
rents, pinned them TO the door took
stryohnine and went 10 bed. Both
died before their parents returned
home The notes left bade their pa
rents goodbye and expressed the hepe
thar they meet them In heaven.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Hilisboro, Tex. April 1.-THE julie
Bolt murder case came TO an end here
and a verdict OF not guilty was return
ed by the jury. This is perhaps the
quickest murder trial recorded In the
state. The case was called al $50
Thursday evening. and 81 6 o'clock thft
night the jury had been selected, twcn-
" witnesses examined, the case sub
mitted without argument and the
Judges charge had been delivered
Court adjourned for supper and at s.ii
the Jury turned In its verdict
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
Can. and L.os.rd Matched.

san Francisco. April 1.-THE olym.
pic Athletic club Of this eiu has
matched Joe Cans and Nike Leonard
for a purse Of 5000. contest TO take
place In this city early IN May At iss
pounds.
Efforts are also being made 20 bring
Jetirles and steltEner together on the
aAma night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
c.l.Nr.asa Emancipation.

washing sn. April 1.-THE coloret
people In ,Ss District OF Columbia ye-'
terday celebrated the anniversary n
emanelpatirg the slaves Of the south
The principal features Of the day wer'
A parade. witch the president review
Cd. and an open meeting at which or
atory run riot
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

The Theresa Goldberg concert com.
pany will appear at the opera house
here Friday night, April 23-Mme. The
resa Goldberg, the noted Vienna plan
iste Miss R0se NJ. Helig, contralto and
Mr.. Anton Diehl, the brilliant violinisl.
The Galveston News and Houston Post
speak In very high terms OF ell the
members Of the company and lovers OF
music will find In this an opportunity
10 enjoy a rare treat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Bonham. Tex, April l7-Sult wa,
aiod IN the district court against the
Texas and naelnc by Joshua Dawson
a young gro, who claims TO hav,
been badly tangled on April at Win
dom by eight train lie asks toI
damages IA the sum OF $4,000. II
addition D-wsons mother dies ~
against the company for $4,000 dam
aaes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

St Louis. April i7.-General Powell
CLAYTON. the new minister 10 Mexico
become suddenly III here. II he is
well enough ne will be moved 10 his
home In Little Rock, Ark, whore h.
will remain until he recuperatss a,
Ia suffering from a severe cold which
threatens 20 develop pneumonia. Al
arrangements for the public reception
10 General Clayton have been can
eslled.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Jacksonville. Tex. April 1.-THE
peach crop here this year will be short.
Some Of the orchards viii he almost
failures and one-fourth Of a crop viii
be high estimate. Worms have done
a great deal OF damage 10 the fruit by
destroying the germ, and nearly all
that was left has shielded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
s.v.rai Indie,sd.

Indianapolis, April i7.-Indietments
have been returned by a special ses'
sion Of the grand jury against Presi-
dent A. l. Mason. Superintendent NIL
Ter Elliott. and a dozen conductors ana
other officers Of the Citizens Stree,
Railway company for violating the
three cent fare law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
Iaiursd In = RuuAWay.

81. 10. Tex. April i7.-As a party OF
men. who had been attending court ~,
Paris. we're returning home, the horses
became unmanageable and ran the
hack over a steep blum. throwing the
occupants to the ground some distance
below. The driver. John shelton. 80.
capped with a broken leg. W a. sevell
with broken ribs. Il. d. Courtney wil
Harmon and 2. T, coker sustained in
juries. All the parties lived At Court.
n0y. T.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
Governor Gen. 10 Chicago.

Austin. April l7.-Gov culberson
has LEFT for Chicago to meet his wife
who Is en- route home from Battle
Creek. Mich. where she has been In a
sanltarium. The governor received a
wire stating that his wife was unable
70 travel alone. hence his departure I,
meet her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
n. ST. G. Time card.

Chas. Il. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Three fine milk cows for sale. Apply
10 q. II. wyse. l2l
Cali for "Honey Boy" at Ed Halls. II
II. @. Robinson returned from north
Texas yesterday.
Lemons l5c per dozen at Ia Halls.
G. NJ. Webb and Sam Page Of lola,
were In Bryan yesterday.
All kinds Of fresh feed sluGs at Edge
Bros. Phone l6l. l00tf.
Mrs 7. +. Gentry was called 10 Ennis
yesterday by the illness Of her niece.
The latest patterns in wall paper at
Levy Brothers. 100
w. /. Turner and family Of Madison.
vile, spent Friday aud saturday In Bry
an.
College Creamery Butter 25c per
pound Al Ed Halls. p6tf
s.M. Levy Of Nayasota, Is with Levy
Bros. here during the absence Of Samuel
Levy.
Nice five room cottage for rent APP.
ply to I. =. Castles. l2l
The annual celebration Of the Gallo
pean literary society At College Friday
night was a pronounced success.
The only eleanable low price Reffiger.
ator At Levy Brothers. 100
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Call Of Orange. have
been visiting Mrs. Ida Shepard the past
few days.
The best selection Of oil Cloth, lie.
nonium and Carpets at Levy Bros. 40
Mr.. Davis Trammel returned 20 Pal.
estine yesterday after 4 visit to Mrs. W.
5. Howell.
Red Seal Roasted Coffee 9 l.pound
packages for 25c nj 4. II. Halls. p6tf
We learn that Dr.. Frank Ross will 10.
cate In Houston Cor the practice Of his
profession.
For Sale-A lady's Rugby bicycle In
hrst-elass condition. Apply at this Of.
ice. n
Miss Loula Coulter returned from q
visit 10 hillsboro, Sherman and other
points yesterday.
Now il the time to buy your cypres,
cisierns The best are made by Otto
boehme. 40 lm
The College people held a picnic a
the fish pond yesterday. Several Bry
antics were In attendance.
Only eighteen hundred aud ninety
seven designs Of wall paper at Lew
Brothers. 100
Misses Grace aud Ella Norrell o
Houston, passed through the city yes
terday On route 10 Dallas.
Choice Butter for Sale-See McP
Beard, residence near Presbyterian
church. lOg.lm
Rev. Mr.. Boaz Of BRENNAN vii
preach AZ the Presbyterian church thi
morning at II and tonight. Eyerybod,
invited.
Call aud see Otto Boehme's stock O
cypress cisterns. lie Is selling them q
hard time prices. TO In
Hon. T.. A. Scott Of NavAsota, the tai
ented young district attorney Of the die
triet Of which Grimes county compose
apart was In Bryan the past two days
Buy a cypress cisiern Of Otto Boehm
and prepare for summer with goo
supply Of pure water. 40 I'm
Roadmasler Duncan Mcdonald en-
Claim Agent q. W. Crowder OF the II
4 T. c., were here yesterday The lat
ter settled a claim Tor three bceyes will
Jot smith.
On account Of hard times Levy Brol
arr selling furniture on the instAllmen
plan, weekly or monthly payments. u
Col. Harvey Mitchell, the father {
Bfazos county" IL In Franklin on hi
regular semi-annual visit 10 the home Z
Mr.. J. G. Mitchell. "Uncle Harvey" ?,
lates some interesting aud amusing inc
dents Of pioneer days in this section
Central Texan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

New York. April i7,-Henry GlllinE
financial hacker Of the old firm OF Al
hey schoefiel q Grau. origlnators o.
the American Exchange, and a hnan.
oior IN general. while discussing
money matters Thursday night. he.
came excited. A blood vessel burst 10
his head and while prompt medical -
tendance saved him from suddrr
death. Il 10 not likely he viii recover
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Atlanta. April i1.-Col. W. L KEEL
logs. commanding Fifth United States
infantry. died at Mcpherson barracks,
near this city early this morning lie
had been IN III health for about year
and only two weeks ago the retiring
board considered his case with view
OF relieving him from active service
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18

Des Moinos. Ia. April H.-wm. Nc
Farland. sy-eerstAry Of state. who
was injured ~ a fall Tuesday night ia
reported much worse, He Ia delirlOus,
unable 40 deep, and Is In a very oriti-
CA eoaeitioa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-18
REGULARS FIGHTING.
Greek aad Turkish Soldiers Come To.
esthsr on the TFontisr

gsthsF on the EFoatisr
Flassonis. April i7.-(copyrighted BY
the Associated Pressl-News has
reached here that a Greek band at.
tackled the Turkish troops at Karya
northwest OF NeIeros A Turkish on
Ger and two men we're wounded. A
this message 10 forwarded lighting con.
tinues and a council Of war Ia Sitting
horo. under the presidency Of Edham
Pasha. the commander-in-chief.