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Florida Heaters

Waldron will sell all his horses this
afternoon at Cuslck's Livery. -
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Miss Carolyne v. Dorsey, teacher OF
elocution, oratory and delsarte, 1O7 wy
oming avenue. ss
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Twining, optician 125 Penn avenue, in
Harris drug store. Hours a. m, s
d, m.
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Well Dressed Men

wear laundried linen. The place to OBJ
tain 1t is at the Crystal. Telephone.
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BORN.

Scranton, Sept. Il, 1897,
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Siebeeker, a SON.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL Il
fails to cure. 25 cents.
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BEECHAM's PILLS will dispel the
blues"
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for sale cheap, Architect Brown. %
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BRIDES OF ONE
SEPTEMBER DAY
Miss Rose German Welded 10 Patrick
A. Duffy, Of Carbondale.
THE GAYNOR.NIHILL NUPTIALs

Ceremony Performed in st. Patrick's
Church, West side--Patrick Null
derig and Miss Ella scanIon Mar
ried in st. Peters Cathedral.
Thomas +. Burke and Miss Mary
Margaret Foy, of Pittston, Welded
at That Place.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
.hrlr.r. WIN We, ~ MN.

Detroit June TO- The final business
sessions OF the imperial council Of mo-
bles Of the Mystic shrine were held
yesterday. Tho council by unanimous
vote decided 20 hold the meeting OF
1898 at Dallas, Tex. beginning the sec.
ond Tuesday In June The new officers
were elected as follows
Grand polcntate. Albert a. M,Gaf-
fey u Denver deputy potopt1'e. E.arl-
bert p. Allen ~ Kansas City: chief
rabban. John 20 Atwood % Lsay,n-
worth. assistant mbhap. lou D. WI
necr of Reed City. Mich. high priest
Philip c. shaGrr of phutJalphla:
oriental guide. Cob Henry 6. Akin "
Omaha, recorded. Bcallmm W Row.
ell OF Boston, treasurer, VIM S
Brown OF plusburg.
All the new officers were Installed ~
the closing session OF the council
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

raw YORK. June IO.-rotor Maher
and Tom sharkey fought last night a,
the Palace Athletic club Tor purse
Of $4,000. At the cnd of the seventh
round the police lntcrfored and the
contest resulted In a most unsatlsfae-
tory draw.
Never IN the history Of the ring has
here been such an enormous attend.
ance at a boxing bout in thls vicinity.
There were about 10000 persons
squeezed into the big building. A
more representative congregation of
well known sporting mon has never
witnessed a boxing mill than that
which assembled at the clubhouse
The quantity Of money which would
have changed hands had thg bout re-
suited In favor Of either mau Is well
up In six figures
The boxing WA rory tame for five
rounds. neither man showing % mark.
In the sixth round sh1rkey. with "a
well directed straight right ON the
mouth sent Peter spravl.ug BALI way
through the ropes whore Dc struggled
Tor FIVE seconds before Dc regl.n,d his
feet As Maher was getting mp Shlr-
key rushed toward him. but was called
back by Chuynsh. who was evidently
afraid the sailor might commit % foul.
Ten seconds later the goug cni' the
sixth round and when Mlhfr returned
10 his corner Doc spnt ont l1t ~
blood. Shlrkey's friends. when they
saw this. yelled. First blood Tor ShJr-
Key and there was great Deal ~
cheering
The seventh round was nearly COM
pletCd when Mahor. after getting m
some good blows on Sharkey. cont the
latter 10 the n00f near the rorss with
a lot In the wind and % right swuf
on the jaw. Tom was no again inside
OF five seconds and rushed in to rllurh
Ia this clinch Mahcr kept working his
right on the body and when tho gong
sounded neither needed the warning
Of the timokecpor. but kept on hitting
each other One Of Mahpr's .,.0nds
rushed over and grabbed Maher.
While be was trying to pull 'hI bic
fellow away Shlrkey swung hls Hrht
on the seconds face. dazinr him Bv
this time the house was in ru upruar
and there were cries of foul from the
partlsans Of both men Then .he poe
lice entered the ring aud stopped the
fight
Finally u was made known that Re-
fierce Colyille had decided ihc bout A
draw This did not fecm 90 please a
good many but according to the c1ndl.
lions agreed upon by both mon tho
Judgment Of the referee was right and
proper
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

casiguas, whore General Alexandra
Rodriguez, chief of Havana province.
awaited the convoy DR. Cussl b. said
10 have come on this expedition.
Fondesylla's Spanish columns.
marching 10 attack Gardens. was mot
by rebel detachment led by Colonel
Amangures and defeated after four
hours fighting, near san Frapci.cl do
Paula. with q loss Of 10 Killed and 80
wounded including Lieutenant Colonel
Bonedicto. second IN communal
Pinar del Rio adylccs report O hot
hsht three days ago within sight OF the
town OF Consolation del sur Two
Spanish captains. a Lieutenant and
sixteen prlvatea were killed and the
rebels compelled the column to retire
In great disorder.
In another engagement upon the In
Tulsa sugar estate. near Port Cabanas.
between Mariel and Bahia Hnnda. the
Spanish column had go killed and up
ward OF 100 wounded.
This was IN Woylcr's so-called pacl-
he'd districts. The insurgents after
the fght, retired into their fortified
position in Macco's old stronghold. the
Rubl lIlls.
Wcylcr tolerraphed ordering six coll
umns 90 march against them. hut not
a word 10 tho defeat at l.a Iuisa has
been telegraphol to the war depart
mental Madrid
From Santiago DE- Cuba % special dIs.
patch gives details of Grht near
Manzariilo ln which 90 Spanish rosu-
lars were killed and many wounded.
The majority uf the dead bore the
marks of the Cuban mlchc,o Govern
ment reports claim more than thirty
rebels were killed
40 Ia RoiOrma. % stock ranch ualf
Sancu Spiritus ln @ late engagement
between Gomez official rebel forces
and Spanish troops commanded hy
General Cul.Nu Ruiz. official reports
admit, that the government column
was defeated and driven back after 90
men were Killed aud upward Df 90
wounded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
H. a II. &. Time Card.

Mrs, Geo. W. Higgs il vi itng in
franklin.
Prof. Charles Puryear will l,aye for
Virginia today.
Burt Norwood has been on the sick
lisl this week.
Homer Lamkin was over from Cald.
well yesterday.
Miss Dora white returned from
Waco yesterday.
Mrs. 7, II. Clampilt Of Marlin, is
visiting Miss Mary spann.
Miss lillian Hodges Of Tunis, wac a
visitor to the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. B. serimshire and children
returned TO Millican yesterday.
Manager shelton Of the White conyic,
iarm, was In the city yesterday.
Mr. H. Bell and G. T.. Davis Of North
Grimes county, was here yesterday.
P /. Downs Of Temple, left Yesterday
10 spend few days Al Wooien Wells.
Miss Lizzie Slaughter Of Reliance.
called on The Eagle while In town yes.
terday.
Everything will sell quickly with my
cheap prices and ] want all my friends
y get the benefit.
lO' -. Leon.
George Cannon, a we'll known ciu.
Hen ui Madison county, was 10 town
yesterday.
7. +. Sharp Of North Grimes county.
was here yesterday With a wagon l0a
ofyellow legged chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McMichael
chapefoned a merry party Of moonlight
picnicers last night
Ito, weather will be- regular thing
Tor four months. Get out your linens
and prepare for the wort
Come early before everything IL pick.
ed over. My cost sale is proceeding.
~ Leon.
Queen Marguerite Lodge Of the Italian
Benefit Society here has Appropriated
$3.50 b. buy line Italian silk flag tr
the Lodge ROOM.
The Lawrence warehouse, Brick ware.
house, farmers cotton yard aud Mikes
cotton wharf will handle the heecy sta
pie this season. There will pr1bably
lie Others also In the business.
Mise Hams summer school opens
uue 10. Apply at J. X. Davis resi.
dence ~ phone l25 for terms. l50
DR.. Moody, Who IL a thoughtful and
able man and an entertaining and for.
chile speaker. preached another good
sermon at the Baptist church last night.
The services will continue an the week.
EvefythIngabsolu'ely atcost. Yours
a. good a. my word.
+ 100 St Leon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
-WEINR bound TO GO.
Every Movement Indicates the Cap
tain Is doomed.
OAN0VAS MUST LET HIM GO
strong Pressure Il Hsaped Upon the
frsmeir To Let Out wsylsr-Must
Let Him Out 10 save Him.
seif-Othsr Cuban News

New York, June lO.-A dispatch 70
The Herald from Havana says.
II Is believed here now that the long
suppressed news OF affairs IN Madrid
has been made public that General
Weyler's return TO Spain will be the
most important result OF Canovas' sue
cess In retaining power Private tcle-
grams have been sent TO pcrrons here
In which Il was distinctly stated that
Campos, Domingucz and Pidal lad
given their support 20 Canoyas with
the plain stipulation that General WY
Ter should 60
In fact, Il is felt here that Campls.
who Is now In power In Spain aud
nils the popular eye would not on any
account lend himself 10 the continue
ton Of General Weyler's policy The
plan "a 20 send General Marin here
from Porto Rico. and then upplont
him In turn by General Blanco or
Campos.
The private kilograms seem 10 leave
no doubt as 10 General Woy.cr's COM
Ing retirement and bis ~ "a the re-
sponfioiliy Tor changing captains at
go critical a period. q appears 10 be-
settled. General Wcylcr's recall will
be an acknowledgment. Il Is believed
here that proclamationH OF paclGcatlon
are not worth the paper they are writ.
ten upon. II General weylor goes. his
successor can only abandon utterly the
plans which General wcylcr has made
and followed.
The FIRST duty u General weyl,rs
successor when DC comes will be- IN
allow the starving recommendations 90
40 once more into the fertile fields and
cultivate their means Of lie which are
denied them inside the bitches and
forts
With the return OF Mr. Calhoun. the
American consuls here have reinforced
their former reports as % the strength
OF the Insurgents and the poor out
look for peace under rrcsen, condi.
tons Moreover they have said plainly
that DO their opinion the urtcd States
must not look too seriously upon the
proposed reforms and talk Of nuton.
omy ou Canadian lines
In short however. much feeling
there may b, that Spain should be- al.
lowed 90 retain her sovereignty here.
the Americans feel and have TO re-
ported that there Is not a provision IN
The reforms which has not string 10
IT, and any result here short Of inde.
pondeuce or an American protoctorate
Ivi.I mean. they say. merely postpone.
mcnt and another revolution 90 a Few
years.
The lleralds correspondent IN S,-
rua Ia Grando reports that Jus, pre-
Nious To General Weyicrc return 10
Havana Do encountered some u Go.
mez' forces near Saucti Spiritus. under
commando of Gomez himself and was
forced 20 retreat leaving so dead ON
The Held and 100 prisoners Boz the banda
Of the rebels This matter has been
I denied iu official rrp1rts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

". I. James 4 Co are opening up a
Gt.t-e.asE stock Il furniture, mating,
carpet. etc, la the building heretofore
occupied hy their undertaking business,
middle uf Zu.cE block, east Main street.
They have the best aud freshest goods
and expect 10 sell them very cheap.
The firm viii also continue the under
taking business.
The Calvert Courier has the following
about Young man formerly In the
newspaper business here Mr. ID. l..
App.cby has been ARGUS 4 II an in ent
90 pprpetrate matrimony, our inlumA.
iilu avs, aud We are here this morning
to brand The allegation AZ horud. hid.
cous creation ~ "somc mind dressed. -
DO you muinl that now
Mr. G.. q. Elliott and Miss Mitiie
pyc- uf Keith, Grimes county, were
married here yesterday at the baptist
parsonage by Dr. ". e. Finley J y.
| Pyle. aud wife, " A. PILES father oi
! lnlc. aud Mis- lilir Slaughter were
Among those pIgsrn. The EHgie ex-
tends cnr gratu aiious
Mr. 7. 3 Martin Of the Bethel neigh.
lorluHd reversed the order uf ihiugs
vh.oh Doe prevailed fur several mouths
hy Wlrrinr Boo load of corn which he
cold lor 10 ccnt- per uu.hel. When the
present ctupls in the cribs the farmers
val. have corn io burn
Calvert b. naming aud labelling hei
/ streets fu that strangers visiting the city
may be given intelligent directions
Which theS will BE- able 90 follow with.
ont tie nee ola map aud q guide and
interpreter The -Hme improvement
shou q hc made Boo Bryan.
niryC.c rler. should follow the No
/ thy example o. the pupll ~ aud kecT
/ Boo the middle q the road. The side
/ wax Wyra made o. p,desiiians many
| of whom have but little here below, and
/ don't van Ih.tutIlc broken.
VIII Th,ma, 'ott bic bicycle punt
. Friday night week aso and after en-
/ VHiuug T. 90 a week put an al Ia the
/ Daily Ia sIr Yesterday morning and goI
] ihr pump by breakfast 'Ime. Aud vel
some people think aiy r.isirgdHu pay
] john A-tu h,s hal his Eve room
I. residence 200 doe llfagos bottom r,mo,l.
r.Di nod renewed throughout, and Al
! Patterson noR has iuc contract Tor 10,
IrUuirs ami decorative work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
Wistrot Bros. 3 60.


The d. Y. X. club young men CAV
their annual aflcr-commencement hop
a. the Academy Of Music last night,
complimentary TO visiting young laiie'
TIE event Was strictly up.to date In ey.
cry respect, and ecipsed everything
since the annual ID. Y. X. ball durrp
the holidays The music was supplied
by Prof Diaz. Messrs. Jno. Il. Hines
Hardy Newton, George aud Arthur Jen.
kin- and John Whitman IT,, sud was
most excellent A novel feature wa,
brought ont IN the programs Instead
ol giving the names Of the dances, each
number on the program was followed
by the name ola visiting Young ladv,
beginning with No. I, a. follows Miss
Ross, College Misses Willis, Euhank
and Taylor, Waco, Miss Hill. Hemp.
stead Miss O'Bar. Warrenton; Mis-
kirchhaine. Gfoe beck Miss Read
Texarkana Miss Mann Galveston Miss
Finch, Nayasoia, Miss llerndon, Wei
mar; Mics McLin, Hampstead Miss
Sbisa, College Miss Knox, Nayasola
Miss Derden, Hillsboro; Miss Holland
Orange Miss Bittle College; Mis-
Thomas, Nayasota, Miss Trent, Smith.
Vile. The twentieth dance was dedi.
Gated 10 "Our Home Girls" OF whom
there was n full representation.
There were probably fifty couples
present and the old academy ha. vel.
dom seen a more brilliant assemblage
or so many beautiful women.
A NJ. Waldrop and Miss Willis bed
In the grand march, and the dance
continued until after midnight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
ANOTHER RESIGNS.
General Lsnso Gives ~ ui, Once aud
WIN Return 60 Spaia

WV h"Nh y" Nraiu
New York. June lO-A dispatch 10
The Journal from Havana SAYS.
Another Of Wcylor's generals Ieneo
the inspector general OF the citI guarl
forces in cuba and military governor
Of Havana, has resigned IN d.s.ust aud
expects TO leave the island ny the
Transatlantic liner. sailing on June
so fof Spain direct
Loneo regards Wcyler's early recall
as quite assured and thinks nhnco or
Lopez nomlnquez will come out as lis
successor Both are equally intimate
with Maritime Campos 10 obtain whoFe
support IN the recent ministerial cr..s
Cauovas is known 20 have made Inn.
portant concessions
Wcylcr Is reported 10 have c,blel
Cauoyas insisting that Minister Dummy
do LONE demanded from the washins.
ton government the e1tml.iiop off
Nunez Caraya and Aricga. ALLEGED IN.
lhusiercrs. recently captured ny nc
United States authorities on Tho Fl1r.
'da coast alleging old crimis.I irdiei.
mrn,H agaluft the three 90 them slld
To- hc sii'l pending lu the courts hero.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

Lexington, O T., June 10 Andrew
Morrisou's general store 90 v,olg,
Springs, and r. Perkins store 90 Ayo-
ca, we're both raidcd hy bandits N0u-
day night and 900 the mooney taken
from the fafcs as we'll as considerable
plumber 90 The shape of o'uH.as mI
s.N. also robbed % crB 1l f#lhtus
aud then went t1 tap Corners saloon
on The edge Ot tby Sgm.u.I gaI Chick.
asaw countries aud held ug AVID ruab a
every one ot those yunrfra.,I fh,r,
a posse Of officers are u pursuit.. n'
the bandits are safe iu the wood, Iu tbs
Seminole reservation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

New Yort June co. Peter Mah,r
and Thomas Shlrkoy heavy weight
pugilists who were arrested late last
night during their fight at tha Palace
Athletic club. were DISCHARGED by
Magistrate Cornell In Harlem police
court The magistrate admitted that
the conduct Of the seventh round
might have been dIslrderly and said
he was glad they had been locked M.
but that nevertheless as Oar as he
could see. there had been u1 violation
Of the Horton Law
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
BYNuM MIXES A MOVE.
Takes ~ iijs t-. I-tre 1t Nv Narf
g. wers rort" e i,,mHs-at.

Takes a., uis t-, l-lre 1t Nv Narf
g. wers ror e i',mrs-,t.
New York June Do WIN. u nvnrm.
chairman % 'ho national Comultt., oi
the national Democratic party has .a.
come q New Yorker Mr Byrlm. VITA
bis family has moved from lnJalsl.
oils % brooklyn. where hc uill MAX.
biz home.
The decision OF Chairman Dynum 10
locate permanently Iu che east Dis BE-.
gardcd hy politicians gs being uf con.
siderable Significance Mr. pyuum hlf
been "a leading spirit BOO the sound
money Democratic movement since fa
Inception. and the other gold leaders
arc depending largely upon him tu
carry on the work 20 success m 1900
Mr byuum found that he could u0i
manage The campaign work tn hI. ,n.
tire satisfaction in Indianapolis. hcn,o
This change of residence
Mt hyuum said that permanent
headquarters would br established b,
The national Democratic party in th!.
city Within "a few days
.uietmsn,. -s.lust a,n. ,-- Co.,
Minneapolis. June lO-Thc Grand
Jury has returned indictments agains,
President 4. G. Hangar. Cashier j. a.
Ficld and Directors A. r. johnson aud
Olaf Sclrlc. Of the failed Washington
State bank The contents of tho in'
d.ctmcus are not y0t known
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

Little Rock. Ark. iun, 90 4 riot
which only the determined action 81
the police prevented from ending w.A
serious results took place 90 tbC Cip,-
tai ihcater last night TIVE house was
densely packed 90 500 what aad been
advertised as a vitascopic production
% the Corbett-FlEsimmous hrht The
production was o. p1lpab'c fraud and
the audience became $50 riot1us that
the show WAS compelled go stop 100 the
end % the third round aud refund
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
College Promotions.

In the formation of the battalion at
The A. and VI, College next term Ca cts
Newton, W. &. Martin, X. NJ. Burns
and Rawlins will be captains; Cadet
smith, first lieut. aud adiutan' Cadet
Robson, first lieut.. and quartermaster;
Cadet Kerr, fret lieut. aud private SEE
reiarl; Cadets Scherer. Sneed. Bret
schneider AMI Grow, first licutenants;
Cadet VIM. Harrison IL among the % .
oud heutenants, aud Irvine Aslin
among the new sergeants, Cadet Kyle
MI lie sergeant major.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
MORE BATTLES IN CUBA.
'v~0ral Encounters Ia which "a. IN
surgents Win an. TI.,t.

'v~'rsl Encounters Ia Wh.cs the In.
'urssn'' Win the ushu
New York June l0-A disp.tch IN
the Journal from Havana saws.
-Four thousand Insurgents from the
eastern department led by Generals
RODRIGUEZ and Quinun Randcras have
crossed Matanzs. entered Havana prov.
ince south Of Madruga and are now
menaeing the towns Of Gullcs.
Another Cuban expedition bringing
arms and munitions from Florida has
safely run the Spanish blockade and
disembarked At Guanabo near puep.
ranao, and about ten miles east Of
Guanatscoa An iusurgcnt force up.
der Rafael de Cardenas met the an.
bustorers and escorted them with
their cargo into the mountains n,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
Gospel Truth.

A COW In Brazos county averages lou
pounds OF milk per day, and the butter
WELD from this b. p pounds Per week
A Professor i've don't know, however.
what Of atthe A.&M. College. in Rraz.
no county, Is authority for this attract.
i've statement. e. Calvert Courier.
lie Is Prof Cornell, chief Of the arri.
cultural department aud director oi the
Texas experiment station, aud the COW.
Bro. Me, has 10 be MIXED tive times q
day. She il a magnificent llolstein.
and her record has won Tor her a $50
prize.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
L. G. V. Excursion Rntes.

Account U.C. V. Reunion a. Nash
vile, Tenn, the International 4 Gteal
Northern X. Il will have on sale cxcur
sion tickets June 10Th, 2O,h aud Pit
Unite 10 days Cor return with priyileg,
of an extension Of 10 days. For rates
AMI other particulars call on nease
ticket agent ~ address the undersigned.
u. !. Price. A q. A.
June Il Palestine, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
SERIOUS FREIGHT WRECK.
Three Men Knlsi and Toe ,usii,r aud
seven Cars Wrerard

Exeter. y. &c. June no. Th. most
serious freight wreck on the Boston
and Maine railroad Boo many month";
occurred east Of here early thl1 MORN
ing The Portland and Boston thr0usA
night freight ran into HHsrult tf
F,ualls Culycrt The I.,ou0f,. AND
seven ears were demolished aui three
men killed
The dead ares
charles Rankin, oas.u.... Df Port
land
A. O. Young brakeman. lf Portland
Albert Chandler brakeman. OF put-
land
Daniel King % GrJmJu. aas NlI'v
burned and otherwise Injured hu' viii
recover.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
FREIGHT TRAINS cRAsH.

They Meet On curve ln sun ss.s
and Demo .,h Ihu.s
Bradford. Tenn. June l0 Two ul-
inois Central frrIgh' trains .h,d
into each other 90 o. slight curve ia.t
at the end OF town and about iUl
yards from The der1t Fun extent OF
the damleo ro, known AH the ln-
iurgd were taken tn hotels and a sre-
eiJ train arrived from Jackson with
medical 0id. 10 is said that at least
three men end perhaps u1ro ar. under
The burning train 400 train men have
been accounted for
El HUn... engineer 1uH lim North
cult probably fatally injured
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

Harrison, Arb, juno 10 The Boon,
County bank has closed i's doors a. J.
Crump was appointed receiver by
Judge liudglns The assets ar, said ID
be $4,000 aud liabilities 1.5Oto Poor
collections and hoay, Withdrawals AN,
given as the cause W the failure.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11
Concert To NlgIt.

The public b. cordially invited 10 At.
lend the concert 10 be given by the
music pupils u Miss McClelland aud
Mrs Connolly tonight. Admission 2jc:
children 10 rents. The program en-.
braces songs. instrumental selections
aud minstrel features. Prof Diaz will
assist during the evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

St Petersburg. June 10 The czari.
ma has been delivered of a daughter al
leterhon First child Of their males
ties born Nov. 3, 1895. is also a daugh.
ter. Grand Duchess Olga
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

Consiantinoplc June ~ Since
wednesday, conference between am
bauaardors Of the powers and Townk
Pasha, the Turkish minister Tor for
eign affairs Ottoman omcigls hav,
been more concIliatory on the subject
NJ IhossalN and 20 is now belsry,d
Turkey viii yield on chat point and
agree 90 withdraw her truopS Tbis
change of front is said 20 hoidne Ia
couusois from abroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-11

From this 'ay Everything loo mv mi'-
lurry st.rs viii Doe odd at eos. until
e.cryib.ug sUI.
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stick flHi RII rH North early next
month O. purchase, I will -.II a1
my goods no cost from the Iar uru.
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100. ST. Irar.