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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
It. ID. Miller Wants a Divorce.

Thomas B. Miller has applied to the dis
trct court for a divorce from Ellen Miller
whom he married over twenty-one years ago,
in Clinton, Ont, when he was boy of
nineteen and she a girl Of eighteen. Mr..
Miller says in his complaint that his wife
deserted him last October. The couple have
six children, whose ages range from four TO
fifteen -ears. All save the youngest child
are cared for by the father. The plaintiff
asks for an absolute divorce ard the Gus
tody Of the children.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Watching for Runaway Boys.

The police department has been notified to
arrest two runaway boys from Superior, Wis.
The lads are Merwiu Whipple and George
Manwaring,, who left Superior on a freight
train TueIday I hight ana we're supp95ea to
but IA years old E. B. Manwar.ng. father
of one of the lads. is in Minneapolis await
ing some tidinEs Of the runaways.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
GREAT WESTERN FREIGHT TRAIN
WRECKED NEAR SEVENTH
STREET BRIDGE.
TRAIN BECAME SEPARATED.
WHEN FIRST PORTION STOPPED AT
THE FOOT OF A HEAVY
GRADE,
THE SECOND CAME ALONG BUMP.
Three Cars CompIeteIy Wrecked
and a Dozen More Or Less
Damaged.

A runaway section of a Chi
cago Great Western freight train
caused a smash-up in the yards
near the Seventh street bridge
Tuesday evening. Three cars
were completely wrecked. while a doz-
en- or more were knocked from the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
DEPOSIT PAID.
Bank Gives Mr.. Edmund "a
Check for SI0,192.66.

County Treasurer Edmund received
yesterday from Gustav WilliGs. the
president of.the Germania bank. a
check for S1919266, which represents
the amount of the county's deposit in
the bank. with interest from the time
the bank closed its doors.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
KING ON TRIAL.
His Majesty of Benin Arraigned for
Murder.

Murder.
LAGOS, West Coast Of Africa, Sept.
15.-The trial of the King of Benin
and his chiefs, who surrendered OF
Aug. TO the British authorities and
who were charged with being cor
cerned in the massacre of an I'M
armed expedition under British Con-
sui Phillips, is proceeding at Benin
City Three of the chiefs have al
ready been condemned, two of them
were shot and their bodies were dis
played in the streets for twenty -four
hours. The third OF these three chiefs
committed suicide.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Roma Moznetts, two-stcry drame dwell
Palace -. s., 0G0
Four minor nernits ................H 800
Total five permits . 81, $50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Deoet Loon May Pass.

The assembly will hold regular session
at O'Clock this evening. The report IS that
the body will pass the Thompson depot loop
ordinance which was defeated at the last
meeting by very close vote.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
MAY Have EscaDed.~

PORT WASHINGTON, Wash. Sept 1.-The
body of Murderer Keiso, who was chased into
the lake last night by detectives has not
yet been recovered. His hat was found on
the beach today, and there is a possibility
that he swan ashore and escaped in the
darkness.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Made His Pile,

"Yes said the San Francisco business msh,
81 mads my fortune out of Kondike."
Not BY darned sight, I sod outfits to
The ,seesers who were going up to dig. Pill
adeiphia North American.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
WEAVER DID NOT TRY 1T.

Gov. CIouSh EXOaerates the ManAa-
to Man From Charges.
Gov. Clough now re-enters the CAPT.
tol commission to remark that the i'm
preston which has been created in
some quarters that Ed Weaver, Of
Mankato, tried to coerce him, the gov
ernor, into the use of home stone, is
incorrect The governor declares that
neither had tried to exert his influence
on the other What he had said and
what had been misinteTpreted was
that Mr. Weaver was a loyal champ
ion of Minnesota stone. That was all.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Dress Goods

For everybody. Strictly Ali
wool Dress Goods at rs cents
and 33 cents. High Novelties
in Single Dress lengths, from
$3.50 to $500 a yard. And
every possible price between
these figures.
Fancy Novelty Dress Goods IN.
IN fashionable co1ors and sty1- s1yE
ish patterns, 4o inches wide -.
Tailor Sultings, Is inches wide;
Melton Suitibgs. so inches wide;
Granite MixtureS, smooth, or
hard finish. All of these MIC
Cancels Hair Granite o. an
Cloths IN new colorings, so mi sU
inches wide, only. ...........
Black Storm Serges, full 81 m
inches wide, wonderful values AVC
a.. ................
20 pieces strictly Atwood Black
Fancy Weayes, ~ inches wide. eA-
regular 75c and S5c qualities. SyC
Thursday only ..................
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
IT PAID PROMPTLY.
Bank of Minneapolis Comes Up With
State Cash.

The insolvent Bank of Minneapolis
yesterday paid to State Treasurer Ko-
erner the amount of the states de-
pcsit, S18626.29. and interest, amount
ing to $500 1t is the promptest set
tIement of the kind on record in the
state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Receiver for II. Emil walther.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it fails to cure 25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

80 lbs. brown sugar for $1.00 today
lust the thing for canning, at Schoch's,
Seventh and Broadway.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

Judge Willis filed an order yesterday ap-
pointing J. c. Mangan receiver CT the prop
erty of ,. Emil Walther.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
Cloak Room.

It's not too early to look about
for Capes and Jackets. Even If
you are not ready to buy :1ow,
an inspection of our stock will
prove that this is the place for
best styles, best qualities and
lowest prices.
Some Thursday Specials:
Black Brocaded Dress Skirts, ga AA
tailor-rnade, extra we'll lined, n Wse
perfect fitting ..............
-Four different lines of tailor-made
Jackets-Meltons, Friezes, Boucies
and Beavers, every one uar- Gs9 FSA
anteed this seasons style. sAN. sM
Thursdays special price,.
Elegant new Jackets for early fall
wear, strictly tailor-1uade; about 400
in this lot, in 10 different or IF
styles of materials. Thurs m ~
day special. "Reminiscences OO
rs Kersey and Cheviot O. 7H
csg PEI, with plated Empire S4.(5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

If you prefer paying $500 for hat
we've nothing to say. Better save $500
The Gordon Hat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
FIELD, SCHLICK & co.

weak spot in the whole Assortmens
very Qualities always right here and Prices are
Lowest at all times, quality considered.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
New Silks.

More Novelties here than in
all the other stores combined.
New Plaids, New Stripes, New
Fancies, from SO cents to $500
the yard.
Many exclusive Novelties in
single Waist lengths.
White Brocaded Satins, more 1r
than 20 patterns, regular S1.25 fAF
qualities, for acs
Extra heavy White Satins, On
"a inches wide, regular ST. 50 xur
quality, only. Observation-Disclosures. Wv
Good Satins for lining Gauze "a
Dresses, white and all delicate AHf
tints, only ........ wv
New Striped Silks in Roman IN
effects, for Waists, AUG
White Satin Brocaded Silks. IN
advertised as one dollar kinds. MHC
Our price only. WV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

Diamond, was attired IN a white organd,e
over pink, with lace and ribbon trimmings.
The bride carried white roses and her brides
maid held bunch of pink roses. William
Sweeney brother of the groom, was best
man, and Messrs. D. P. Seaman and ]. A.
WEIGH were ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney
left for tour of the lakes. They will be
at home to their friends. at 589 Lawson
street after Oct. ].
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

The Nathan Hale chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution will NETT on
Sept 20 at the residence of Mrs. T. 7. Smith.
The programme will consist Of papers On the
life, character and home of Nathan Hale.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

Changeab1e Lining Silks, full
yarG wide, only so cents.
The best ChangeaDrs Rustic Tai
fetas in America, better THAI Ln
any others in st. Paul. All you leyC
want today for .................
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

The marriage, If Miss Anna Tauscher to
Albert Inn will take Pace next Wednesday
afternoon. in st PauPs United Evangelist
church The bride and groom will make
their home in Fort Dodge. 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

80 lbs. brown sugar for SLIGO today
just the thing for canning, at Schoch's,
Seventh and Broadway.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

A big lot of Fine Outing Elan
nels, IN very best styles, finer
than English Flannelettes, will
be sold today, one day only, for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

Rev Charles D. Andrews and Misses An
drews will give reception at their home
Tuesday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16

Miss Bina An5rus. of Chicago. was married
Tuesday to William Seeger. of this city. The
ceremony was performed at the home of tie
brides parents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-16
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Total five permits 1900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

Memphis. Aprr LIS uionan1 Col
onel Sanger. inspector general u the
uni,ed States army. has lsrt for Wash
ing,oa having made car5fnl lnfp.ci d
OF the food situation IN his district,
which lies bswcin Mesupha and llele-
IA. The hocal Naief committee adj
dressed a letter 90 Colonl Sanger ask
ing ,hlt b. give s1mc Instructions a.
70 u lns Tor future WORK The commit
tee Cvpr,a8od a willingness % cooper
ate wsth gyprn meat officials but d.
sired Colonel sligcrs of.a.un as u the
manner "a which the work hou'd be-
carried on. In reply Colonel Sanger
wrote a loitgr auuias.nE IN the plan,
already aduprd by me Citizens Re
/ hef committee.
supplies have becn shipped % Noun,
Cry. Vincent and FRANKLIN rlef sta
tons 4 majority u the relief stations
have sufficient supplies 30 last unit
saturday or SUNDAY. wheel anothar 10
% rt,iuRs will be sent out
Two hundred tents ae IN route frJL
washhgtUn 70 Memphis when the
arrive shey will b. placed In the hand
OF Mror Ciapp 90 b. ascd for foe
sufferers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
TAKING ACTIVE STEPS.
seerstsJ sherman LeakhHg After the
Msfh.re of Am ,rlc.us In Cuba

Secretary sherman Loathug AFTER the
welfare Of am 'rlc,Hs Ia Cuba
New York. April IA dlpa.ch to
the T. bune froSa Washnguu says the
policy OF the administration towards
Cuba Is not likely 90 be- criticised, as
was that ~ Nj Clvelaud'F. on che
score u the rights Of Amerca1 citizens.
sccrBary sherman. unlike VT olrcy.
viii SOC e. I; Stat iIpr s1nmenis %
suspects entitled 20 the protection q
the United statas Tor an indefinite pe-
Rod OF time q no longer indu,ged IN
by Sps nish officials 10 Cuba. We win
even 40 further and make 30 plain 90
ne = janaris that thy cann0t iu the
cloSiIig decade Of the nneteerfh cen-
fury As permitted 10 carry on WAT upon
prin tiples utterly az variance with mod
ern civilization. Ia short. notice has
be'm served on the Smaish government
- informally. as VT but sal In uumis-
un0able terms-tllai this government
recognizes a state o. civilized VAR on
the ISLAND Of Cuba. vhki demands q
treatment Of prisoners taken In action
by either side pOmewlnt different from
tina, whiuh seems to have been accorded
to them thus far.
The imm~dlute cause OF this notice
being served on the Spanish govern
ment vas. Of eouIlsc. the capture Of the
Cuban general. Rivera. and he report
that Ire would b. forthwith tried by
druInl cad court martial and shot The
presis lent. Immediately after The news
Of On , fate In ssore for ne prisoner was
reed we'd. dlrcctsd SeCrvtary sherman "a
drc up a prOt~, against the contom.
pla ed action Of Captain General Wy.
ler Upon second consideration. how
~ sr. the protest took less torma
q ape. Instead Of being delivered Q,
Ne Spanish minister 10 writing senoI
Ne LONE was sent Tor by the secretarl
] Of state anG Informed as 20 the view
Of tho government In the matter Tn
verbal prO,es,. K a safe 70 assume. va
no less explA4t than tina, which sccre
tary sherman had previously draf,et
Al any rate. II had la effect for Geuei
al Rivera is sin hving
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

The charter authorizing the J.. ;
Ross Chapter No. 100 Of the Daughters
Of the Cunfcderacy has been received.
TIE charter members are hereby n0ii-
lied that a full application for member
ship must be filed with the secretary
aud the committee on credentials, COM
posed Of Mrs K. X Chatham, chair
man. Mrb. j. j. Adams aud Mrs W q.
Taliaferro, will pass on tho appliea-
lions II new members.
The chapter will assist Camp J. Is.
Robertson in any work suggested, and
will contnbuIeibute 20 the southern
monument fund on demand.
An effort will be made 10 care fo'
sick veterans Of the county. provide
medicines, delicacita. etc.
Application blanks are ordered and
will be ready Tor distribution before
| the next regular NEE ing April q.
This organization should have The
heariy encouragement, support and 60
operation OF everyone Interested IN per
petnating the golden memories Of oui
glorious S1uihiaud.
An ladies eligible b membership
are invited TO IN ,Ee formal application
Hfyan lea good field tor such sork
which shuu j bo given tie encourage
uent he movem nj deserves, strength
ening he CHAP er and simu ating tue
uri,ily ol the m m vis.
'Oih cts e ected ufe ~ follows. Mis-
~, pard, pIesitr. 4; Mrs. Armand
TUE, 20, vice p sidcni; Mrs X. h
lha "a Lm, 2ul sice-pr sidedt, Mrs. J
a.. lssks, ,eoordiug recr tAry; Ais
I LYt,i Stldda q, cor espidtng s-cietu
IT,; Ms. i. J uucninau, Treasurer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
WILL GO SOUTH
Professor nruisF Employed by ArEen
tine TO Lsst Ansi Urssshsppers

Professor nruisF Employed by ArEen
tine TO Lsss AnsI UFssshsppers
Lincoln. Nsb., April Ia Saturday
next Prof I. Brulor OF the Nebraska
University VIII leave for New York
and on the stth will take O. steamer
from that point Tor Bucuos Ayres Ia
Argentine Republic. The professor vii
remain In South America Cor year
studying TIE habits Of the peculiar kad
u grssshoppers hat have been destroy
ing crops 10 a large extent tor NUN.
bcr Of years In tha, country
The professor will be paid by an Ar
gen Inc syndicate to examine into a..
recommend he best method Of r,t,in,
rid OF the pests. He Was rccommcnde'
for The responsible position hy officer
~ the federl government 90 which q
Argentine syndes,e appealed Tor ad
vice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
Rev Pr. Brannan.

Editor Eagle Please announce the
FOL uw ng appointments;
Pew z. r Brsrnan OF Weather. ri,
will prrach at - Joseph's Catholic
rhufch during the coming week GA tue
following subjects at $ p m
Wrdnesla5 night, April n Comics
sion. THURSDAY nishi, Apr -, Comics
lion Concluded. Friday night, Apri -.
Iuy,cttun Il saints; sunday night
Apnl 20, Purgatoiy aud ludulg,ncts
Monday night, April -, blessed Virgin
Mary. Tuesday night, Apul -, The
Real Presence Of Christ iu the LORI ?
supper. ~ Tansunsiantia.ion; Wed,
n sday night. April 20 luialhblliiy &"
the church and the Pope.
Protestant friends coIdiaIl, iu,iirl Il
attend. Tho.e having objections 10 IN
Of the foregoing subjects are rcquesiel
ton resent them g. be answered. Ever!
one invited and yerybody welcome
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
KENTUCKY sENAToRsHlp.
a Brsssh Il said to &c GA R-twsen
Martia Aad mscsburn

hfeaeh u ratd 70 hf "h heA"eeh
Martia Aad mscsburn
Frankfort. Ky. April l5.-It Is re-
ported on what Is believed 20 be excel
lent authority ma, rhsrc h q serious
breach between State Sena'or Martin
and eS-Uuited States Senator Black
born Of silver Dsmoca,s MARIN. who
has worked Ike a Tr,isn Tor Black
burn during the pasi tw1 years fees
h. now has a ch9nee Co sin the prz1
Tor himself {, having been c5nrlusyeiy
demonstrated that Black buu canuo, De-
elected Blackburn aui his heu,on-
ants have an far declined 20 c1un,e-
nance the movement and have even
gone 80 Tar as TO bitterly donlu.c'
Martin f1r his alleged troaohsy. Al
this was done In private, while Ia open
she blackburn men are sUigitOus as 10
Martin.
This morning Judge Cantril Of the
franklin ciCmt coup. authorized th7
grad Jury 20 report "a once on the
bribery charges which 9, has been In
vestlgltiug Later 10 the day Judg'
Canirin called the grand jurors in;o
open court ard Instructed them as q
their duty IN -he case before them.
The first ballot Tor senator gave Hun.
ter IS. blackburn q. Mar1n 10. noyl,
[ g aud Stone I.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
AMERICAN FLAG TORN.
Spanish Take II and Tare II Into
Shreds In Cuba.
AN INVESTIGATION IS ON
The unltsd states Csntul wili Make =
Pull Report Ia His GoNrrnmsnt
british PrsPsFty Destroyed
TFsuhls Ahead For spain.

New York. April ia dispatch 10
the Herald from sagua Ia Grande via
Key West says:
News has just reached here OF an
outrage pe-pe,rated near the town oil
Encrucljada by Spanish troops who de-
strOyed the property owned hy the wife
Of the British vice consul. Mr. Harris
OF saglia. and tore up an American hag
which the manager Of the estate
George Harris. who Is an American
citizen, had draped over his bed.
The estate Of Mrs. Harris. called Ia
Palma. Is about two miles from Encru'
cijada. During Mrs Harris absence
the regiment Bsramana came along
burst open the locked doors and re-
moved the daybook and other articles
Of value.
Finding the nag IN the Managers
bedroom. the soldiers carried e out
with many epithets. and tore q TO bits
Having satisfied their vengeance Oh
the bit Of bunting In the absence Of th'
owners. they departed.
The matter was rspost1d 20 Mr. Har
ria On hts return and 10 promptly lai'
Il before che British and American con
sular representatives In Havana. WIZ
/ will rattr.. a thoruttr-h Inveatl FatIun
Il u snid that the Spanish assert TIA
they had seen Insurgents leaving IN
estate. but this Is denied by the man
ager.
The American consul O., Sagua. HI
friends say, viii make a full report q
the flag incident lie is Mr. Barkei
one Of the mos, vigorous American ri
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
TIVE seamta On aa Americas waFship
Killed by en- EHplssien.

New York. April l5-Tas Herald has
received a special from Morteyide,,
Uruguay. OF an accident to the Yantio
In which two men wer~ killed
While the United States warship
Yantlc was at stationary target prac-
tlce At Ia Plata. about rs miles south
west from Monteyideo. a peculiar acct
dent occurred. Three shJ,R had been
nrcl from the forecas,le and the eigh,
inch rife forward and three shots from
the s-luch smoo,h.bore muFzle-loadcr
and only ore morc sho, was required
from ths last gun TO complete a very
successful target practice The nine
inch gun was then run in % be loaded
on account ~ the narrowness of "a.
. Yanuc and the smanncss o. the guJ
ports. @ o. necessary for the men load
lue thv gun Co lean out Of the hole
be.rg partly To- front % tbc bore Whh
thus loading tae kun william Murphy
ass "a hy o. q Gormausgu both ga
men. on hc other side. The KUN va
discharged blowing both men 90 atom.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
F,lkoHT TO A DRAW
rv.nS Round Battle at san francisco
p.tw..n arsgGalns aud stsiEner


san Francisco, April l5.-ln the In I
aug raj entertainment OF the Pacific
Athltuc club there was plenty OF c!ey- |
ernc rameneas and gore and tho
lenph OF the confess were enough TO
satisfy the most enthusiastic The par
ucular stars were Alexander Greg
gains. a san Francisco heavyweight
and Jack stelzner. who absorbed some
OF Champion Fitzsimmono' glory from
close association with that celebrity
while he was preparing FOR his night
with Corbett at Car1n city. Greg
gains and Steiner both showed up
well, with a slight advantage OF the lat
ter as regards condition.
The hrst four rounds we're slow Win
GrcggaIns the aggressor. There were
five rounds then with houors even
Stelzner was weak when he ioed the
scratch In the tenth, bu; reruper1ied
and punched In the jaw with his lcf''
The next two rounds we're Gregga'ns''
but Steiner became aggressor and
/ rushed his man to the ropes 10 the
/ thirteenth. Grergains swung wildly
end Steiner landed several hard
swings and almost put bis man ont, IN
the next round stelzuor sought TO end
the fight but Gregeains landed a len
swing which put his opponent gr'ggy
ureggalns was weak when he came ~
for the 18th. but game 10 the core anG
Stelzncr was unable 10 do anything ~
fectie Near the end u the round
Alexander landed bis right and sen
Stelzncr 90 the floor When he arOs
he was dazcd aud covered his face wiz
both arms and managed 10 avoid ht
weakened opponent un,ll me gonI
sounded. From this on TO the 2Oth
both men we're weak aud spared 70
Wind, neither landing any encctiv
blows The rciercc declared the con
tert draw
In the Agnow Thompson bout, Oh
, fighting was fast and furious through
out In the eleventh AgneW SCI
Thompson under the ropes win bar
right ON the Jaw Jus, as the noun
closed Thompson had 10 BE- carrie
90 bis corner Agnew again cent b
man down on the l2h and upon o.
. gaining his feet Thompson ran ava
but Agnew followed him up and knOc
O cd HIM down and out with a rle
e swing
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
IN BAD SHAPE.
risaform DsmAnds Causing Considerable
ooatsation On the Heuse

risaform Demands Causing Considerable
costsnt,en In the Hsuss
Austin. April i5-lt Is said that the
pending platform demand bills have
struck a snag Ia the house as well a.
the measures recommended by the ex-
ocutlye The wayland Zee bal. for In
stance. Il IL claimed. has encountered
rough seas an along the lina afSl now
liz opponents say that even II n should
got through both houses In as present
shape Il would never 20 on the stat
ute books. Mr.. Chllds Of Bcxar makes
the prediction that should the bill 30
to the governor Tor his approval he
would veto Il for the reason that the
house attached a rider exemplsng sher-
lbs from lts operation. Mr.. ChRds
further stated IN substance that he
based the prophecy on remarks drop
ped by the governor when referring "a
the matter
Meantime the opponents o. the Eel
lcw-servants bill are waging stub
born hght against Il, and yesterday .
proposition 10 sidetraok h until Wed
nesdAy next prevailed with some 4
votes ~ spare This was not a ties
vote. for the reason that Mr.. Evans o
Hunt and others who are opposing
the bill voted against postponemcn
because they say they wanted to tax
Il up and throstle II aud have the uu
pleasant hity on their hands A yot
10 excuse sbsentees on the Zee hl
by la friends fdled BY long add
which the opponents Of TINT measir
characurln a. extremely signihcan
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
Omaha ThFsatsnsd.

Omaha. Neb.. April IA rise OF
three inches In tho river and strong
wind from the north may complete che
work cOmmenoed early IN the week by
the Missouri river In the flooded dis
trict In norrh and east Omaha waste
water Is driven against the hastily built
dykes that weanssday checked their
spread. The ds,mohtiOn OF these dykes
will turn the food loose On the peGma-
nont embankmoRts that hold back the
eut-of lake and, then the crisis may b.
looked for.