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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-29
STEAMER MARGARET

The detailed time table of the excur-
sion steamer Margaret goes into effect
on the first of July and will be found in
the advertisement in another column.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-29
Young

a story of truer
manly devotion
than the " humble
romance " revealed
by the following
Latter from Mr..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
ELECTED COMMANDER.
J. D. Goblin Chief Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
WON ON SECOND BALLOT,
Mack Of ohlo and Lihsham Of New
Hampshire Were MA Opponents.
Ciaoinaaii Defeated san fran
cisco for Next Meeting.

Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. 27.-Cineinnaifs
triumph In securing the national en-
campment for 1898 and Pennsylvania
victory In winning the oommander-in-
chiefship OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic were features Of the en-
campment yesterday. Both battles
were hard fought. The struggle was
procipitated Immediately after the ox-
ecutlye session was called % order
The selection Of the next place II
meeting was hrst taken up aud the
rival cities were given a hearing
President Ingalls, Of the BIZ -Four,
presented the claims and attrn'tons
OF Cincinnati IT, q happy spcccH cad
the committee retired.
Delegate woodford OF California
presented the claims OF san Francisco.
On the FIRST ballot Cincinanu re-
celyed 526 votes and san Francisco
2il.
The vote had not been announced
when Mr.. Woodruff withdrcS san
Francisco and asked that the solcrtlon
Of Cincinnati be made unanimous.
This was agreed to by aeclamntion.
Following the selection OF CincInna-
Il. Archbishop Ireland was called TO
the stand and made a glowing pat
riotlc speech He was followed By
General Lew Wallace. who made a
short address.
The report Of the committee on in
struetlon followed Il criticised the
books on history read IN the schools
In the south as inaccurate. and sng-
gested some changes.
4 Nominations on commander .ln-chie:
were then declared In order and Isaac
Il. Mack OF sandusky. Ohio: J. d. Co
bin OF Lebanon. Pa. and John u. Line
han Of New Hampshire. were placed Ia
nomination.
The hrst ballot resulted Mack ?53.
Llnehan ISL and Goblin 2s6 No choice
The vote on the second ballot was
never announced officially. but as cast
Il stood: Goblin S5S Mack 2i9 aud
Llnehan i23.
Before the result could be announce
by the tellera 10 Missouri votes tina,
had been cast for Mack were with
drawn and ordered changed TO Goblin
who received the other Y OF the =
votes belonging TO the state This
gave Goblin 3GS votes and enough Ia
elect him. Illinois and other states be-
gan 10 order their votes changed. bat
while this was In progress r. H.
Brown. Of Ohio. who nominated MI
Mack. asked unanimous consent that
the adiutant general be instructed "a
cast the vote OF the oncampmont foi
Mr.. Goblin. making his election unani.
nous.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
II. ST. @. Time Table Hearno.

IL. Rains Of Bethel, was in town
yesterday.
w.D. Yardley wRsin from the coun-
" farm yesterday.
Homer Lampkin Of Caldwell, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Ewing Of near Pitts Bridge
was in town yesterday shopping.
Misses Ioula and Dona Coulter have
gone on 3 visit 10 NAyasota friends.
G. W. Dunlap, well known citizen
OF Millican, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. s. J. Balm returned 10 Houston
yesterday accompanied by Miss Fannie
Parker.
House Tor rent.-see Mrs. +. u. Rob.
.rts 2lGu
Just received a nice line Of Ladies
Scissors and Shears. N. II. James. n
Managers T. d. Goodson Of j. o.
Chances farm and Bob Nevsone Of
VIM. Koppe's, were In town Yesterday.
The latest thing in Fine Perfumes Is
goth Century. N. II. James sells H. Il
Mrs. W. +. Rhodes and little daugh.
ter, Bessie, left yesterday to visit In
Nayasota.
Don't forget that spend my money
In bryan. Jno. A. Dahlgren, Photo
grnpher. 22t.
A man always likes 10 look best with
his hat of, and when he don't he has a
kick coming on the shape Of bis head.
500 pounds, six varieties Landreth's
new crop Turnips seeds at Higgs and
Mawhinney's. 2A
A runaway team created some ex-
citement and slight damage yesterday
on Main street.
Ladies wishing 10 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best In
surance with CO. BlacksheaF, No OK.
ira charge. a9lf
w.P. Connolly left for smithyille last
night and will return Sunday accom-.
led by his family.
Miss Emma Martin arrived home yes
terday from a pleasant visit to Elgin
and RasiF0p.
l.. D. Sparks SAYS this will positively
be his las, week IN Bryan. All those
sbo want Fine Photos are invited 10
can between this and Wednesday next,
September ]. loo
Mrs. Chas. Blatherwiek returned to
Navasota yesterday after spending a
week as the guest Of Mrs. Henry Rohde.
senator Lewis visited College yes,er-
day for the FIRST time and was much
pleased with the advantages offered TO
Young men there. The Senator left
San Antonio yesterday afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
ElsslIsa Of olhsr oms.r.

Buffalo, Aus, 27.-The second days
session Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public encampment opened at 9:i5
this morning. General Clarkson pre-
sided. The session was strictly pri-
vate. Guards with muskcts were At
the doors and only Grand Army Of the
Republic men with the counterslEn
we're admitted. Election Of officers
from senior vice commander down was
taken up under the order Of business
President Mckinley talked Of his
trip from Buffalo and Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic encampment
which he pronounced the creates, in
lts history. lie was asked his impress
sion concerning prosperity but replied.
You had better ask business men
about that They can give you better
information than can"
OF bis plans for next week the pres
ldent spoke freely. His stay In Glove
land he said would be a quiet one with
rest as the principal thing to be sought
wednesday next the presidential
party viii leave for Fremont Ohio
where they will attend the llayol-
smith wedding In the evening The
following day the president will attend
the reunion Of his old regiment and on
Friday will go 20 the state fair at Co
lumms. The presidents mother vi
not visit Cleveland during his stay
here. Later the president VIII make a
short trip 90 Canton. after his trip to
Columbus. The president will prob
ably spend Saturday and Sunday with
his mother before returning 10 Wash
lngton.
Alfred Lyth Of Bldwell-Wilkosor
post OF Buffalo was unanimously elect
cd senior vice commander.
David Mackay Of Dallas, Tex, a vet
eran OF the seventy-nlnth New Yorl
Highlanders. was unanimously elected
surgeon general
Francis n Allen Of Hartford. wa
elected junior vice commander
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

Anderson. Ind. Aug. 27.-The Amer
lean Wire Nail company having eS-
pended $4,000 IN improving their
plant with machinery has announced
the scale for the wire department,
which is slight increase above the
average scale Of like plants Ia the
country. but a cut on last years scale
and ls due 10 the introduction OF the
plate system. The company will treat
with the men onlv al individuals aud
the workers are dehrous OF having
their ORGANIZATION recognized. Walter
Gnlott. an official Of the national ASSOC
citation is 90 Anderson and has been
active In the effort 90 have the assoc
citation roorlunlEed. but without avail.
A notice WAS posted by the company
notifying 800 men that they would b.
given am this evening TO remove their
tools and personal elects from the fac
tory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

INJUNCTION ISSUED.
Railroads Restrained PROM Pnttins
Their Rate on Cattle In Eject

Railroads Restraiaed From Putting
Their Rate on Cattle In Eject.
Emporla. Kan. Aug. 27.-Judge w.
A. Randolph. Of the Lyon county dis
trlct court, this morning issued an In
junction. effective Aug. Goth, 10 enjoln
the Santa Fe. Missouri Pacific and
Missouri Kansas and Texas railroads
from violating the recently promul-
gated order OF the Kansas state board
Of railroad commissioners relative to
rates on live stock.
The roads named recently resumed
the hundred weight basis of charges
in cattle shipments. contrary to the
boards order. which demanded that
carload charges be- made Attorney
General l.. c. Boyle brought action TO
onjoin roads from violating the order
and elaborate arguments were had
Judge Randolph temporarily en-
Joins railroads from further continu-
ing. making operative and effective
within the state Of Kansas. tarin on
rates for carriage OF live stock by
the hundred pound weight with fixed
minimum Of weight per car on bust
noEs originating or terminating within
| the state OF Kansas"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
RIOT IN. YUcATAN.
Twelve Persons Were Killed aud s,v.
aral Injured at MaTIda

Twelve Persons Were Killed aud s.v.
srai Iniured at Merida
New York, Aug 27-Corrcspond-
ence Of the Herald from Merida Yu-
eatan. under date Of Aug n. says
Twelve persons were killed and sew
eral injured H. a riot which occurred
in the plaza In front Of the municipal
palace last Sunday evening.
The cause Of the outbreak seems TO
be the prejudice Of the police. who A.
tackled the people because Of their OPP
position to the candidacy Of Senior Car
los Peon, the present governor OF Yu-
catan. who sought reelection.
Il Is against all precedent here for
a governor OF the province to serve
two consecutive terms. but despite this
fact Senior Peon declared himself a
candidate. Gen. Francisco Canton. a
railroad magnate. became an indepen-
dent opponent. and In anticipation Of
the coming election. which takes place
next November. bis posters were
promptly placarded throughout the
city.
The supporters Of Senior Pcon took
oiionse nc the notices and put up post
ers with the approval Of the police over
those OF the independent candidate. de-
nounoing him Ia the hlttorest terms.
This caused a great deal OF bad feel
ing and resulted In several minor con-
ilicta.
Several parndes OF the Independents
took place on Sunday afternoon and
General Cantons admirers proceeded
10 celebrate In front OF his residence.
Cognlzant Of the disorders which had
occurred. General Canton addressed
his supporters and babe them 10 keep
polite.
The governor. II Is said. instructed
the chief OF police TO Ere on tie crowd
IN the event Of an outbreak. Tho
chief ignored his Instructions because
OF refusal on the part Of the COVER
nor 10 reduce them TO writing. and az
a result the governor delegated one Of
his aides a. acting chief Of police
While the crowd vas gathered
around the plaza on Sunday night Pas
tor Toogn0n Ramirez. one Of the gov
ornor's party. throw a giant fre-crack-
or In front OF the police station. Il
exploded. and as though acting on a
signal. the police fred on the crowd
killing one woman and two men. The
crowd Immediately scattered.
News reached the headquarters OF
the colonial guard and a detachment
came out and commenced hiring on the
crowd. They killed nine persons and
injured as many more. news OF the
riot was al once sent 10 President
Diaz. and be ordered the arrest Of al
the officials connected with the az
fair. These officials were incarceratet
a. the result OF the presidents insiruc
tlon Alviuo Manzanillo. formerly
treasurer OF the municipality. Ricard,
Plnolo. Augustin Gamboa and senol
Moruel. OF the governors party an,
Colonel b. Francisco lrablcn. deputy
chief OF police.
General Garcia. commander Of IN
troops IN Yucatan. was placed Il
charge OF the government here duriul
the absence Of Senior pcon. who ha
been summoned to Mexico by Preslden
Diaz.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

Miss Woods Of Waco, who has been
visiting Misses IIarman the pas, week,
returned to Waco yesterday.
have just received all the new colors
In "The London crepe paper Tor dec.
orative purposes. NJ. II. James. n
The young folks had another dance az
Mikes hall last night The attendance
was larger than at the last, and the CIV.
ening was most delightfully."- spent.
Wesley King, a young negro, while
coming 10 town yesterday from tho bot
tom, ran a race. and the mule be was
riding fell with him and broke ais leg
Mr.. @. d. Charles, pr yate secretary
Of DR.. j. Hayrye Moore, a celebrai ed
oeeulist Of Atlanta, was here Yesterday.
placing advertising contracts Tor DR.,
Moore who will be IN Bryan IN about
two weeks.
The II. & T. &. will run another eK.
cursion Sunday, Sept 8. Leave Bryan
$50 a. m. Round trip to Houston,
tl.75; 10 Galveston. 500. Good b re.
turn from Galveston on regular trains
80 p. m. Sept. 8, and : a m. Sept G.
From Houston on regular trains up to
and including a. m. train Sept o.
wanted-switch board operator 10
run from $50 p. m. TO 10 p. M, and
answer emergency calls until "a. m,
Apply to ia. NJ. Sims, Manager Bryan
Telephone Exchange. 23S
Tyler Haswell Of this city has been
awarded the contract for the books and
school supplies OF the new state Orphan
Home Of Corsicana. The contract
amounts to about 500 and was securet
by Mr.. IIasWell over the competition o.
Dallas and other large places.
Your albums will show my work Z,
lie permanent and frst-class. See al
vertisement for low price. Jno. A
Dahlgren, Photographer. 22u
There are aSS, 52S names on the pen
sion roll and there are enough applioa
tons In 10 swell this number 10 one mil
lion. II is said that even the commits
sioner Of pensions, republican, IL ~
tonished.-Cameron Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
To Music Patrons.

Mrs. W. p. Connolly will return from
her summer vacation in time 10 take up
her class In mnsic at the opening Of
school. She has been reelected a. one
OF the teachers Of music ior the follow
ing year, and has two rooms in her own
building In the school grounds, with q
piano Ia each room and one at her resi-.
dence, on which 10 give instruction.
Instruction given on piano forte,
adapting all that is valuable In The
latest methods also teaches tie guitar.
She Il thankful for the patronage re-
coived last session, and respectfully
solicils a continuance OF the same,
with such additional students as she
will be able 10 teach without oyercrowd'
In her class.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

Greonylllc. Ala. Aus et.-rnis city
ls stlll IN o. state Of great excitement
over the FILLING NJ Hon. Barlow LLOYD
cRuius sandon) b. John 4. Gororl
Wednesday Posses ~ ,itifcns CURED
the nelghborhooi but dil not capture
the murderer a brother Of Gghord
came IN aud reported to tho Judge Il
the court that n biz brother was as
sured that no violence would be ccne
him he would come Ia ana giyo him
self up. The iudgo ana other citizens
no eaort 20 lynch CAT
ford and the latter has neon assured u
that fact. n 90 expected that Ganord
will surrender
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
BROKE UP THE WEDDING.
Tramp. I,vade the Hou's, d, the Wed
dtrr Teaat and Take Az Valuahles

Tramps Isvsdc the Houis, Eat the WEE
ding Teait md Take Al Vaiuablss.
Holgatc, Aug. 21-fiiteon armed
tamps surprised and captured the
farmhouse Of John p. Williams early
last evening. Miss Williams and Frank
Collins were 20 have been married. The
tamps drove the family and guests
out. ate the bridal supper aud ransack-
ed the house An yaluablos were TAX
en-. oven the coat Of Mr. Williams that
contained the marriage license. The
wedding was postponed until tonight
and the guests formed posse for pur-
suing the tramps No arrests have yet
been made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
An Invalid snIslas..

Georgetown, Tex. Aug 25.-Clyde
nlmmtt. aged %. died here from a
pistol shot fred by hls own hand. lie
placed the weapon In his mouth, the
bullet coming out at the top Of his
head tearing away pieces OF the skull
Death was instantaneous. Deceased
had been am invalid two yoars and his
hopeless condition. Il Ia supposed.
prompted the deed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

81 Petersburg. Aug. Alt was
semi-oihcially announced that the con-
ference between French and Russian
ministers OF foreign Affairs was held
first In the presence OF the ear and
afterwards In the presence OF Presi'
dent Fauro Il Is added that the results
are most satisfactory for the interests
OF France and Russia and Tor the
peace OF the world.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
M'KlNLEY AT CLEVELAND.
The President surprises the Citizens In
Nislt o. That Place

Cleveland. Aug e. President Me
Klnley surprised the people Of Glove
land by his arrival from Buffalo early
this morning lie 81 the guest OF peo-
pie Of the city and will remain such
until next Wednesday The Comanche
which brought the presidential party
from Buffalo. arrived In the outer har-
Dor az $3.50 o'clock and lay there at an
ch0r until Z o'clock. when she steamed
into the inner harbor and made fast
az the dock. The presidents appear
ance gave indication Of perfect health.
The party repaired to Senator Hannas
residence. where breakfast was served.
Il "a probable that public reception
will be- held In his honor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

san Antonio. Aug. g.. John Mar
tagh. machlnist was shot and In
stantly Killed In Maverick park short
" before S O'Clock last night The
killing was done by Jack Merle. anoth-
or machlnlsi. and foreman OF the
Southern Pacific roundhouae An old
feud dating back many years when The
partles worked together In Los An
gelos. Cal, Is at he bottom Of the az
fair
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
ARE you PACkING

for soiouln in the country or a, the
seashore? The wise woman doesn't
forget her many toilet requisites before
starting. her stock 81 linlmenis, favor.
lie drugs and prescriptions, sunburn
emolients, sponges, soaps, tooth pow.
ders, etc. She goes 30 Fountains.
where she knows she will get them
pure and Of superior quality, and lays
In her summer supply. Neither does
she forget one OF more bottles Of Cito
CnfA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

Paris. Aug. 27-The morning news
papers Of this city express elight AZ
the fact that by the mention Of the
word alliance" In the toasls Of the
czar and President Faure on board
the French cruiser pothusu at Con-
atadt. the world has been Informed
that a distinct understanding really
exists between France and Russia and
this understanding Is apparently In
the nature OF an alliance for the pres
orvation OF the peace OF Europe,
though some papers the Rappel for
Instance. a. inclined 20 believe the al.
lance means Russla'a support OF
France In the event the latter at
tempted 20 conquer Alsace and To-
ralnc from Germany.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
GOOD FOR FARMERS.
wheat WIN Hiring millions q Dollars
Mere This Year Than Lsst

Warrington. Aus T.--Assistant
Secretary Brigham OF the agricultural
department expresses the opinion that
the American farmers this year would
receive Ga aggregate si00OOO0OO 20
$500 900 zoo in excess OF the amount
received last year for their wheat.
"Thls." ne said. means much TO far
mors. They have learned In the sea-
son Of hard times through which they
have passed 90 oconomlzo where they
could and De- careful Ia buying. They
will use this money 10 pay on their
debts. cancel mortgages and In making
improvements ON the farm am the
farm buildings This seems like a vast
sum. but statistics sustain the claim.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
SPANS NEW PREMIER
ne l. somewhat Defiant Towards q In
the Cuban Anair.

Madrid. Aus. 27-Gonoral Azcarra-
"a. the Spanish premier at a cabinet
council. over which he presided Thurs
day night. declared the government
would follow Ia the footsteps Of the
late premier. Senior Canovas del Cas-
ullo. General Azcarraga also an
nounced that the government had full
confidence IN Captain General Wey-
lor's political and military conduct Of
affairs IN Cuba. Personally. the pre-
mler was aware that the insurrection
IN Cuba was approaching an end and "
the United States made any demon
stratlon. which he hoped would not be
the case. Spain would do her duty. The
premier closed hls speech by appealing
for the good will OF an Conservatives.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

london. Aug. ga special dispatch
from bombay says: The mad mulah
81 Haddah commanded the Afridis
who captured the British forts In Khy.
Der pass. which. the dispatch adds. the
natives viii nov sep sealed W
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
NeM nnir, for nr,nn.

On September Let, Mr.. u. r. Wilson
will begin operating a new dairy one
mile west OF Bryan aud will be prepared
TO supply first class milk aud butter b.
everybody at reasonable rates. Your
patronage Is respectfully solicited
Leave orders At r. NJ. Wilson's store,
telephone 20. 28
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

New York, Aug. s7.-coe Adams, for
many years q leading commission
merchant Of this city and who built
the Frankfort and Kokomo railroad in
lndlanan, "a dead. aged 72 years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

our extensive line OF shoes vii bear
close inspection. An examination will
show that the exucme care exercised
In every detail Of material and work.
manship IL what makes the excellence
In uf stock. You cannot tell by the
appearance Ia these times. Often the
sncddicst shoes look the reaiesl before
il.cy are worn. II takes close examin.
anon g. tell the difference, but the dif.
ference Is there. Try ours,
j. w. COULTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

New York. Aus, 27.-The department
store Of Block a Fishel. Brooklyn. has
been closed by the sheriff on an attach
mont for So. 1000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28

you should see NJ. n. James line Of
Dcnnison Imported Crepe Paper. Tint
ell. Il h beautiful. go
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-28
aud
DURABILITY

are. OF course. eteeniia
features 81 cur Vehicle. Saddle and
Harness siork. 20 bring thesc iuo ID.
ntagesya together. Without unduly In.
Creasing pfices. has alvavs been the
problem In JOHN q. TABOR's
big business at Bryan. We come
nearer solving u than any other con.
cern hereabouis.