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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
AT OAKLAND CEMETERY.
Last Rites Over the Remains of
Gustav BOrup.

The funeral of the late Gustav ].
Borup took place from the family
residence, 139 Pleasant avenue, at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. John
Wright, rector of ST. Paul's church,
conducted the services, which were
largely attended by friends and ac-
quaintances of the deceased. There
were a number sof floral tributes. The
interment was in the family lot at
Oakland cemetery, where DR.. Wright
also conducted brief burial service.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
TO MAKE THEM VOTERS.
Meetings Nightly for These Who
Have Not Papers.

Have Not Papers.
A meeting of the voters of the First
ward will be held at 9571a Payne ave-
nue. tonight to make arrangements for
securing second papers for those who
are entitled to-: them, but have not
as yet gotten them.
A similar meeting for the Third ward
will be held tomorrow night at
Knaufts hail., $50 East Seventh street.
1t should not be forgotten that those
who have not their papers are not en-
titled to vote at the primaries, either,
so that delays are dangerous.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
MUST BE SCIENTISTS.
Thieves Now Steal Aauariums and
the Like.

An unused aquarium, which was
stored by the owner in the rear of 1873
East Third street, was carried off by
thieves Saturday night. The property
was a large cumbersome affair, which
must have necessitated the efforts of
several men in being removed. When
the owner discovered his loss yester-.
day. he remarked that the next thing
would probably be thieves carrying off
his store.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
HORSE BURNED TO DEATH.
Exciting Midnight Fire in the Busi-
hess District.

ness District.
Considerable excitement was caused
in the vicinity of Seventh and Cedar
streets at L o'clock this morning, when
flames suddenly burst from barn in
the rear of Yerxas' grocery store. Lod-
gers in the neighboring blocks were
aroused by the bright glare on their
windows, and many frightened faces
peered anxiolsly out, drawn with the
fear of a midnight fire. The barn was
wrapped in flames within a few mo
ments, but occupants of apartments in
the adjoining brick buildings early re-
allied that they were in no real danger
and after the arrival Of the fire depart
ment, again sought their beds. The
barn was totally destroyed, and one
horse burned to death. The stable was
rented by G. Keeling, a sign painter,
at Seventh and Cedar streets. The loss
is placed at $500. How the barn caught
fire is unknown.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
DIED..

IT, at a. M, of blood
father, c. F. H. Forbes, 100 Cedar street.
Eleanor Goold, youngest daughter of c.
A. Forbes, county surveyor of Dakota
county aged two years four months and
three weeks. Funeral Monday, Oct. Is,
at Mendoza, at a. m.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
CHANGE OF TINE AND NEW TRAIN
To Northern Wisconsin and Ash
Iand.

Commencing Monday, 18th inst, day
train of the c., St. F., M. -& o. Railway
for Northern WISCONSIN points VIII
leave Minneapolis 'S:45 a. M, and st.
Paul 9:25 a. mo ot
On Sunday, .17ths inst, night train
service to Ashland. will, be resumed
with Sleeping Car between Minneapo-
lis. st. Paul and Ashland 81
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
Was Driving Recklessly.

Charles W. Wright, resident of Minneapo-
lis, was arrested by officer Twohy, of the
Prior avenue station, yesterday afternoon on
the charge of reckless driving. 1t is alleged
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
Lantern Started 1t.

barn in the rear of w. Lenihan's resi-
dence. 1251 Lincoln avenue, was totally de-
stroyed by fire shortly before o'clock last
evening, entailing a loss of $500. partly COW
cred by insurance. The fire was caused by
the overturnig of a lantern while Mr.. Leni-
han was feeding horse The animal was
rescued.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18

that Wright occupied too much of the road
way between the two cities by tacking back
and forth across University avenue. He de-
posted $40 bail for his appearance in the po-
lice court today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
President Winter Home.

Ex-President E. W. Winter of the North
ern Pacific railroad, returned yesterday from
his Western trip.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
DOUGLAS SCHOOL UNION.

Who is the most popular school gi
in st. Paul? See page 8.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18


such small
to
purchas be in
month
MERcHA ST Paul
UNION BANK, Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18

Deal only where you are honestly treated.
Any storekeeper who tries to give you sub
stitute for what you demand is not treating
you honestly and you should take your trade
ole
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18

Who is the most popular school girl
in ST. Paul? See page 8.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18

fender Chickens, Young Ducks, Fat Tur-
keys, Fresh Oysters, Brittle Celery and all
Table Delicacies at extremely modest prices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18
CANDY.

Rich Cream Marshmallows. Vanilla, lb. .10c
Assorted Carames, eight favors ....... .1Oc
AT orr candy counter Monday and Tuesday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-18

Several prime clear Havana Cigars at
Be each at our cigar counter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

District court begins Monday, Sen
tember6 9. Following is theilist Of iurors;
second week-G B HensaTling, 7 Z
Wade, Philip Endler, J N Cole, Z nj
sandle, Alex Mcleod, n G Elliott, 81
Cooper. W r Pate, X 7 Bailey. r TI
Boyle, N A Gotham, R Bean, W g Rey-
nolds, l NJ Cook, 7 Beard, wB Baker,
" Coonor, II + Smith, B L Foster, W
W Rudisill, NJ Bonneville, Jr., J ID Goen
w H Edge, sr, W 7 Thurman, X
Derden, TT Goodwin, J d Diserens, J
W Dean. J X Davis, A J Edwards, L s
Williams, D . Ellington, W Z Elliott.
W + Cloud, James Leanard, r II Car
roll.
Third week. = Bullock, s J BOWL
ing. II white, ] II weeden, Ut by
es.. Nj Dansby, 2 wetter, @ @ Dula
Inv NV skains, W 2 Connolly, J 7
smi b, J ] Conway, Joe Crenshaw, A y
Carr Jr, Lum Benson, NJ suttcn, NJ
II James, J T Hanway, W johnson,
lTR Josey, J L Hensarling, } o Chance,
len Fullerton, IA Freeman, g W
Harrington, J J VAndiyer, X Griffith
lTPHall, d F Holland, Ed Hall, s II
Franklin, J W Hicks, A Holiday, I
W Crenshaw. J D George, &C Gamma
way.
FOURTH A Horiman, + Payne
W G Brooks, W II Minkeri, Lee Mills
% W Davenport, G B Battle, J c Boyeit
an Mcswain, @ T Battle, r + Blanton
Harry Dillashaw John Steele, J Lsam
plies. wP Bullock, W 7 james, WI
Dickson, W b Edison, @ Z Bullock,
F. ancis, W W Griffin, J A Black, W !
Doaier, I'D Holland, IA Beard, I i
Darwin, Cal A Foster RI Stripping,
W Buchanan, r L Buchanan, ID O ~
Der, J V Brogden, J @ Bolton, Al Bat
I, te, II Holligan, Jas Henry Jr.
!. Fifth week-John DAILY, ]. 2. Brown
ing @ W Buckholts, W Y Thompson
I. N s Ruckhaults,L ID McGee,j W Coulte
r lJF Gallatin, T Jones, II q Robinson
n lPL Barron, DIP Lloyd, John McCol
!, auodale, NIB Cole, W II Byars, J
!. sawyer, II BrockmAn, o @ Utsey,
!. Preston, q T Mouser, J + Astin, NJ
!. Alternately, J T Biggs, J W Burrows,
"a X Presnal, ] ID Castles, Ben Bond,
a Msars. b J ruckett, I Eayes, wilso
n Reed, CHI Graham, NJ Bond, d
70 Foster, ] W Barron, X II Kirk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
GOULD Has A SUIT.
TrylnE 10 stop People from Fishing In
His Catshills Possessions.

HE Catahlla foaaeeoiouA
Kingston, n. Y. Aug ii.-0eorge
J. Gould has brought suit against Hi
ram Graham and his brother Aaron
Graham for the tresspassing on his
troutlng preserves in the wilds OF the
Catskills. The trespass referred to
was committed by the Graham broth
ers by fishing In Furlough lake, which
Is highly valued by Mr.. Gould as his
choicest preserve.
The defense Ia to be a general de-
NAL together with an allegation that
Furiough lake. although on the prop
erty Of Mr.. Gould, was originally
stocked with trout by the state Of New
York. and that therefore the sole right
OF the waters belongs to the public.
Thu litigation Is exciting great
deal Of interest throughout the Cat
skin, az upon the outcome Of this case
depei DIS the liberty Of trout fishers. Ia
a Ger ain extent at least. the liberty Of
those who yearly hah on the streams
and lakes that were originally stocked
by tie state. but which have since
been pre-empted by private individ'
uals and millionaires fishing clubs
Ever since Mr.. Gould has owned Fur
Tough lake. he has been much troubled
BY Aldermen. whom. aespiie mani
painted signs that literally cove
Gould's premises. have cared naush
for the threats Of the keepers EN-
ploy d by Mr.. Gould, allowing then
som, times to drive them away only Z
return after their vigilance ceased
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished the Daily Eagle by Mr.. J..
g. Minksrt, attorney At Law and real
estate agent.
Release from s Il Higgs 10 Wicker.
sinner on $50 acres Of land, more OF less
In S + Austin league, consideration
900.
Release nom b Mike 10 r J Dean,
50 acres In @ II Coleman league, con
sideratlon 400.
i'll Fountain TO Sam Luther, 55S L.
acres In s T Allen league, consideration
5000.
Philip ChuTchllluli and wife TO La
borla Cusimano 100 acres In + Aus
Din league, consideration 81 400
Churcllilulli 10 @ s Parker, release OF
$50 acres In 5 y Austin league, consid
eraiion 500
WP Buckhalter aud wife to "
Greed, q 40 acres In W Dawson sur
vey. consideration $3.50.
81 Balm and wife 10 d Q Demarei
west half Of block i75, city Of Bryan
consideration $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

A Connecticut man has hit upon an
ingenious scheme 10 keep his neighbors
hens at home lie wrote on some cards
the inscription, "Keep me at home
I've BEEN scratching mp your neighbours
garden" To each Of the cards he at
,ached piece Of strong thread aud AZ
the other end a Kernel Of corn. These
threads be placed In bic garden where
the chickens had done the mischief
The hem swallowed the corn, but Of
course gagged ON the thread and return
"a home. each With e ign hanging ont
of IL mouth -COnroe Courier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

The pace AZ which We are becoming q
nation living In hired homes l. danger.
Gus The Last census returned a total
number Of Y, 69O,i families living In
the United States. OF these The mum
Der owning and occupying morig &c d
home. aud farms was 2.250OoO leaving
lo,4lO,i52 families occupying hired
homes or homes fee Of encumbrance.
Rome which was pointed out a. a warn.
ing, had a population Of 10000 souls,
and 1000 Of i,s families lived In hired
houses, while less than 1900 families
owned homes. all OF which were pa aces
OF the wealthy class This state Of
things In Rome ended In a catastrophe
Tx.
Bla'r's fluid sulphur cures Itch, TX.
rema, BARRIERS Itch, Boils, letter and
every affection Of the skin Sid only
by Sam B. Wilson & Co. llSlf,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
ELECTRICITY AND STEAM.
Houston and Texas Central Inn
proving Their Passenger
Service.

The Houston and Texas Central IL
keeping abreast the times In modern
railroad improvements. The manage
ment lately followed that Of the Bay
Shore line and equipped their passenger
engines running out Of Houston with
electric headlights, and few days ago
placed an order for four more improved
reheciors 10 20 on pas enger locomotye
on The northern division between Ennis
and Denison. Two headlights hAl been
ordered for IN, Waco and Nor hwes0rn
branch. This will sse the passenger
reruce Of the entire line u.ing 9 head.
light that viii be eventually be adopted
by every road in The country.
A remarkable feature Of the electric
headlight Is the long and brilliant ray
which enables the engineer 10 view OBJ
lects half mile In front Of thu train.
Particularly e the invention valuable
when stock is asleep on the track. The
strong light win awaken the animal and
brighten II from In mont Of an engine
The Central has not had On accident q
their passenger trains since the llght'
have been In use. The power is received
p from a small dynamo In the rear Of The
n hecioT, being operated by steam from
: the boiler a. q coat OF Ia cents pei
night
In addition 10 the headlight, 8. r
Tuggle, superintendent Of motive poWel
and machinery, will begin shortly equip
ping all passenger coaches with o. an
i. heating apparatus TO be used during th'
coming winter In lieu Of Baker heaters
The heaters will not be entirely ahan
y doned, but will be kept In coalition 70
immediate use In cases Of accidents :
, the pipes. The steam is supphed q
either eide OF the car. around the intel
d iof Of which will run the piping. A sepi
rate valve is placed In position 10 reg'
late the temperature Of each car, or n
same may be increased or diminishs
10 the entire train from the engine. tn
n steam heating process procludes Il
burning Of cars In cases Of wreck
II whereas the Baker heaters do not, a.
gives much more desirable service
the south, where winters are not loI
ne and extremely cold weather is usual
only periodical In its visitilation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Eanias city Butohsrs rnrsAtsn 10 hiii

AnnaAa NltY naNnheEa AAAaaN"a ~ fff
Their Own Msua
New York, Aug. ia recent report
from Kansas City announced that he
packers Of that place had adyan ed
the price Of dressed beef one cen
pound and that Of bacon one and one
half cents per pound TO their Gus
toners, and that the dealers threat
ened to make plans TO butcher their
own meats In future. This rise IL at
trlbuted to a new attempt at forming
a beef trust.
A reporter for the New York Times.
who visited local representatives OF
the big western packing houses, got
no confirmation Of the report. The
actual fact Is that a higher price for
beef Is being obtained than year ego.
and this seems 10 be due to the set rel
ty OF cattle. The fact that the pr' mi-
nent packing houses are all represent
ed In the Manhattan market as com
petitors coes not indicate a meat trust.
Al the once Of the Armour Canning
company no news OF the rumored deal
was known. II was stated however
that certain meats had been ste; dily
rising for the last two or three months
During that time beef hams (iami
cut from the steer and smoked ane
cured) had risen from SIS to $50 a bar
rel 10 a maximum price Of 81. rhii
was attributed entirely 20 a shortage
in supply and no sudden forcing up o
prices had been noticed.
The acting manager OF Nelson Nor
ria 4 Co. declared.
Il can say positively that there 8 M
combination among western packers
nor has there been a very recent fuct
uation IN the price of meats 1hes
rise and fall by market huctua'ioi 3. o.
do all other commodities. That Is al
there IL In Il"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Democrat. ef visslsi.

Roanoke. Va. Aug 1.-THE Demo
cratic state convention was called "a
order Al ~ o'clock today. Honorable
]. Taylor Ellison IL the candidate fol
governor. Nearly all Of the i5ts mem
bers OK the body were present.
The platform will hardly BE- submit
ted today. lie declaration on free 81
yer and other Chicago planks viii b
unequiyocal. The most deter mine,
hght will take place over the propo
sItlon to adopt plans Tor nominal
Ing United States senators hN pri
mary elections. Developments indi
cate that the most conspicuous part
leaders In the state will antagoniEe Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
July FreIghts.

Following are the frelgh. receipts and
shipments for month Of July:
Received: 20 bulk cars, a. cars lum'
Der, Is care -four. 2 cars sugar, total l2'
cars; total tonnage, 4,l6S,799 pounds
n cars increase over July Of last year,
shipped; 81 bales cotton, 8 bulk cars
tonnage, I,0i5,S74 pounds; an increase
Of I9s. 446 pounds over July shipments
last year.
July ticket sales, $1,000 an inereAs'
Of tlOW over July last year.
Cotton shipments since August ] Z
date 50l bales.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Marsellles. Aug. ii.-prlnco Henry
~ Orleans has arrived here on his re-
mrn from Ahysslnia. HE seconds, NJ.
lo0nteih. a Russian ofncor, and NJ.
Raoule Morchin. travelling companion,
will meet IN Paris the seconds Of Cen
eral Alhertone. the Italian Ofhcer who
has challenged Prince Henry 20 hghi a
duel on account Of the latter's asser'
tom nnnn conduct Of Italian aoldlora
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
nsy. FisA, At . church

Little Rock. Aug. ii-Thad Butler
ana Jesse Person. two white boys aged
n. became involved In a hght during
religious services IL Butler church near
Star City. Sunday night Both boys
used their knives and fought viClously
Butler was cut Eve times and Person
was stabbed near the heart Bob boys
will die. The hght occurred while the
minister was delivering his sermon and
the congregation left the church In
much confusion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
AGAINST TEXAS CATTLE.
satleaai stsohs Yards mars rsEas Steers
wnh Fever ssa Ticks

win Fever asa Ticks.
ST. Louis. Aug, 1.-THE National
Stock Yards at East ST. Louis have
quarantlned against Texas fever, or
ticks, Chief Burnett Of the state board
OF Illinois. visited the yards Monday
and a state quarantine was ordered.
Il was discovered that about six car
loads Of the "tlckers" had been re-
celved within the past eight days aver
aging about - TO the car.
Most OF these have been shipped
back TO Arkansas and Tennessee and
a carload TO Cincinnati But about 50
Of them were mixed In with some feed
crs before Il was known. and go ma.
tive cattle were guaranteed with the
90 "tickers."
A quarantine was established by the
board on an island IN the Mississippi
at the mouth OF the Illinois. The ship
ments OF the 800 cattle to quarantine
island will. Il Il expected will stop tn
spread OF the disease.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Omaha. Neb,. Aug n.-hailroads
south OF here report that they arr
overrur with shipments of wheat and
cannot secure SUFFICIENT cara TO han
ale their shipments Both the Rock
Island and the Missouri pacide rail-
roads are short on cars. each line lack
ING about 800 ears Of what Il needs.
This shortage, however. Affects KAN
sas more than Il does Nebraska point.
The Rock Island Il short al points IN
Kansas and Oklahoma.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Ahbeyviile. n C.. Aug ii.-Judge
samuel McCowan Ia dead at his home.
lie served &. the Mexican war as cap
tain and quartomasler, was elected a
member Of congress IN 1855, but was
denied his geat. was a member OF the
s,ate LEGISLATURE. a hSgadier general In
the Confederate army, and for a Ions
time an associate justice Of the gu
urnme csurl q South Carolina
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
EXPULSION FROM FRANCE.
wWraats Out for isrrida nsrmel, the
spanish Aaarshist

Paris. Aug ia warrant has been
issued for the expulsion from France
Of Tarrlda Marmol. the Spanish an
archlst. who. within the course Of his
speech which he made sunday last, at
a special performance given al the
theatre de Ia RepubllQue for the ben
eft Of Spanish refugees in Paris, urgcd
that Senior Canovls del Castillo, the
Spanish premier. should be SsIassinat-
ed.
Marmol. who was formerly IN the
Fortress Mont Juloh At Barcelona, q
believed to have started Tor England
yesterday.
The French authorities have re-
solved 10 expel a number Of other an
archlats from France.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Cotton Recelnta.

Ladies wishing to provide for their
helpless husbands can get the bes, In
suranco with Q. J. BlacksheaT. No ex-
IRA charge. 0su
IA. Dahlgren returned yesterday
with his family from spending The
summer on the Colorado river north Of
Austin.
Why suffer from priokley heat, exEe-
ma aud kin diseases when you can he
cured instantly BY using Blair's huid
sulphur, sold only by Sam B Wilson
IA o. llsu
The Waco Telephone declares thai
"the BrAos river u clear Of Ice up a.
far a. Towash bridge"
FIN. Vance Of Pankey, Grimes coun'
~, called on The Eagle yesterday.
Mothers, ifyOur children suier from
priokley heat, Blair's fluid sulphur
will cure them inslanier. Sold only By
So n william A Co. llSif
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Grand Parade.

an bicycle nders are requested %
NEE, a. the Cycle Hospital ihi.
afternoon AZ $50 O'Clock Cor the pur,
pose Of having parade TO adveriis,
the benefit for the cycle path Thursday
night Let every bicycle rider come
and take part In the parade.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
OHIO PoPULlsTs.
A Fight IL the coavsation Toresd the
Police 90 Take Part

A Fight IL the csavsaiisn Torosd the
Police 10 Take Part
Columbus. o.. Aug 1.-THE Popullst
state convention opened with Mr. witt
Of Cleveland demanding more than Ave
minutes In which 10 speak upon the
charges to the effect tina, certain mid
dle-of-the-road delegates we're there In
the interest OF Senator Hanna TO keep
the convention from endorsing the
state Democratic ticket The chair re-
fused Mr.. Wit, more time Delegates
told him to slt down and finally Mar
tin Knmm OF Columbus undertook to
put him down. Mr.. witt resisted Mr..
Kruum. George Riddle Of Columbus
seized a chair, delegates took the chair
from Riddle and pandemonium reign
ed.
EN-. Kerr and Mr.. Krumm cllnched
and were lighting when Policeman Dan
MoManamy separated them. ChairI
were broken In the fight. When quiet
was partly restored. Mr.. witt still de-
manded moro time. Further trouble
being apparent MoManamy telephones
police headquarters and a squad OF 20
lice reported 10 preserve order, Al
antl-msion delegates were seated and {
straight Populist ticket will be named
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Chicago, Aus. ii.-Charles N. elf
ford murdered his wife by cutting her
thoat with a raror and then committed
suicide by shooting himself clifford
vas a baker and lived a, so Rush
street. where the tragedy occurred. The
cause Is unknown.
Il u supposed jealousy caused the
tragedy. a policeman being the object
OF Clinords suspicious.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Rryan Va NaNasota.

Arrangemen,s have been perfected
Co. ball game here between Nayosota
and Bryan this evening at a:sO
on the Knowles ball ground. This will
be- by long odds the hottest game Of
the season and you can't afford 10 miss
A. Admission. men 25 cents, boys 10
cents, ladies FEE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
DIED on . Train

Dangerneld. Tex. AUG. ii-nr. n
A. holland. a prominent physician OF
Plttsburg. Tex. boarded the easi ,ound
passenger train there for Dalng1rneld
and was taken on here dead al 5
Tuesday afternoon. A bottle each OF
chloral. cocaine and morphine vas
found In his pocket and Il Is thought
his death resulted from an accidental
overdose Of one o. these drugs Or.
holland was for several years a prac-
tlcing physician of this place. but
moved 10 Pittsburg about two years
ago. since which time he has resided
there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
Rsmssd.a wnhou, n.lL

rexarkana. Ark. Aug ii.--ir the
examining trial Of John w Foster be-
fore District Judge J. ~ Talbot for
the killing OF Wylie Bolthrop In this
city about a week ago. Foster wis re-
manded TO jail without bail In his
trial before Justice Hooks soon after
he committed the crime, Foster was
given the same verdict lie took az
appeal to the district court. with the
result as above stated