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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
HIS 6uTflr SUSPICIOUS.
Keuhtdy's Horse Fcii with Him aud
Strange Things Revealed.

Kansas City, Jan 29-jOhn i. Ken.
nedy, locomotive engineer, who has
twice been tried for completely In train
robbories at Blue Cut was picked up ON
West Fifteenth strcet early last night
In an unconscious condition by persons
who had seen him thrown from horse
which ho was riding, the horse having
slipped on the pavement
Kennedy was disguised by false chin
beard and was equipped for an oxpcdi.
ton that could not have meant peace for
his fellow men. In one Of Konnedy's
pockets was a black domino mask Dis.
tributod about his clothing were tho sey.
eral pieces Of a disjointed shotgun. In
addition 10 these were a 45-calibro re-.
volyor and a liberal supply Of cartridges
and shotgun shells He also carried a
lantern Kennedy, who Is detained by
the police, says he was starting on a
hunting trip.
As soon a. Kennody's mishap was
known all the railroad headquarters
were notified and through fear that an.
othor robbery might DO attempted al
Blue Cut, guards went out on every
train that left here during the night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
lots and Lands
FOR SALE. BY
DUNNICA & MINKERT,
BRYAN, TEXAS,
Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents.

For SAle-A new residence With four
rooms aud all necessary oulhouses with
both we'll and cislern water. Situated
near business part Of town,
Two lots, two blocks ives, Of Main
street. Good roomy house and other
improvements, supplied with cisleru
water.
-Four acres OF land In northwest por
ton Of BRYAN. House Of elk rooms, one
hall and two galleries. Al necessary
outhouscs. Good well OF water and
good brick cisicm. Convenient 10 the
schools, Terms easy.
-Four lots In northwest portion oil
BRYAN with house oi four rooms and
also has good cistern. Price 900
Terms easy.
Two acres In northwest portion o
Bryan, with house Of four rooms and
good well Of water. Price $500.
Two acres oflAnd, with house Of iiyS
rooms, good we'll, one mile north 81
court house; price $3.50. Terms easy
Three acres Of land one mile north o.
court house, with house OF three rooms
price 500. "a.
Three lots Of land 4, eastern portion
OF Bryan. house Of four rooms and vel
Of good water.
lQl 10 acres Of land on Carer'e creel
all In cultivation, also splendid resi-
dence and outhouses.
We have several houses In Freedom
town Tor sale.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
GAINING BY THIN DELAY
Hawaiian Annexation Has Not Yet
Enough Votes to Carry
III
SIXTY VOTES NECESSARY.
Unless German and Teller Can Bring
the wavcring Democrats aud Sill
Yer Republicans In Line the
Treaty l. Doomed.

Chicago, Jan. ga special to The
Tribune from Washington says:
Fifty-sovon votes Is said 20 be the high
water mark Of the Hawaiian strength in
gst senate. The opponents Of anuoxa.
ton say the treaty will receive only BE-.
tween IS and % votes. II Senator Nor.
rill adhoros 90 his intention Of not yot.
ing, the total voting strength viii be IS,
Of which two.thirds would BE- 90 votes,
or one less than the number required II
he voted. The vote today on anncxa.
ton admittedly would be adverse, but as
tho Republicans have lined up their
strength Il is expected that German and
Teller viii solidify the wavering Demo.
Gratis and silver Republicans On these
two senators the fate Of the treaty Is
said 10 rest. II Is the opinion In tho
senate on both sides, that Hawaii IL
gaining rather than losing by the delay
IN coming 20 q vote
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
TELLER's RESOLUTION.
II Was Passed by the senate by
Vote OF a. 60 %.

Washington, Jan. 9a.-By the decisive
vote Of a. 70 80 the senate passed tho
Teller concurrent resolution The rcso.
luton Is a practical rcaflrmation ofthat
OF Stanley Matthews in 1878, and Is as
follows:
That all the bonds Of the United
States, issued or authorized 20 be issued
under the said acts Of congress herein.
before rcoitcd, arc payable, principal
and interest. at the option Of the gov.
ernmont OF the United States In silver
dollars or coin Of the United States con.
tanning ii2is grains each Of standard
silver; and that TO restore to its coinage
such silver coins as a legal tender In
payment Of said bonds, principal and
interest, is not In violation Of the public
faith nor In dorogation Of the rights Of
the public creditor"
All efforts 20 amend the resolution
were voted down by majorities ranging
from to 20, Mr. Lodges gold standard
substitute being defeated by the latter
majority, Tho vote on the Lodge amend.
mont was ayes q; nays, 3d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
MEXICAN CATTLE.
The Export Has drown 90 such DE
gree That Cattle Are short.

The Export Has Grown Co such De-
gree That Cattle Are short.
Washington Jan. 29.-Thc remark
able growth Of the exports Of cattle 20
the United States forms the subject Of
the IMPORT 10 the state department from
United States Consul Kcndrick az Gu.
da, Juapz. lie says while Il Is supposed
the large exports are attributable 90 q
desire 20 fur,siall the increased duties
carried by the Dinglcy act, yet this has
proven 90 D. erroneous, for tho trade
goes on increasing steadily until the cat
tlemon Ia many instances have exhausted
their herds and an have rcalzed hand.
somely. Cuba draws about 5000 head
per month, and the consul says tho
price Of cattle Tor homo consumption In
Mexico will soon rise 20 a point wherc
they cannot D. prohtahly handled. There
arr not many cattle left IN Mexico, and
the quality exported 20 the United States
is Of low grade, that have no eject on
prices Ia the southwest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Washington, Jan. 20.-Soon after the
opening Of the session Of the house TO.
day the clerk Of the senate appeared
and transmitted the Teller resolution,
which passed the senate Friday night
Tho announcement was greotod with q
terrific outburst Of applause from the
Democratic side Of the house. No mo.
ton made at the time aud the resolution
remained on the table.
Tho fertilization appropriation hill
was rcforrcd and then ON motion Of Mr..
Grout rep, W. the house went into
committee OF the whole and resumed
consideration Of the District Of Colum.
bia appropriation bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
soLoMoN's TEMPLE.
Plan on Foot TO Erect Reproduction
on Cayura Island.

on Csyuga leland.
Buffalo, Jan. 20 A plan IS now on
foot which viii bring TO Buffalo and
Cayuga island 100000 Masons for the
brilliant end Of the century as a demon.
stmtion Of the strength Of the order in
the new world. Il is suggested that one
Of the buildings for the Panamerican
exposition shall be a reproduction Of
solomon's temple. The sito selected is
ON the shoro Of the island. The IRE.
liminary drawings Of the palace provide
for treasure rooms, in which Il is pro.
posed 10 show the priceless relics and
rare jewels which have been accumulat.
ed by the order during the centuries OF
its existence. This section Is 10 be the
innomost shrine, 10 which only Ma.
sons shall be- admitted Tho Masons all
over the country have written oncpur.
Rgingly Of the project and Endorsements
have been received.
From every state IN the Union there
has been enthusiasm manifested and IN
the republics Of the southern half Of the
continent. The details OF the project
viii be presented at the Masonic meet.
ing At Dallas, Tex, next June.
S. A. Perkins, private secretary "a
Mark Hanna, Is now In the south awak'
oning an interest in the scheme, and all
the Buffalo lodges have appointed thom.
selves committees Of the whole TO go 10
Dallas and secure for 1899 the oonclavc
Of MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine. This
would bring from 1900 10 $1,000 Shrin.
ers here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Lincoln, Ncb., Jan. 20. The jury Ia
the case In the Federal court In which
Mrs George ID. Stevens sued the North.
western Life Insurance company for the
amount Of a policy on horhusband's life
returned a verdict In favor Of the de-
PENDANT This Is the rcvorse Of a former
verdict In the same court. George D.
Stevens was a Croto banker, who disap-
poarod six years ago. His wife believes
him dead, but the insurance company
maintains he is alive and the jury con.
CURED with the defendant
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
rrs.Ia.nt nlas ]. COMING.

City Of Mexico, Jan. g9.-Prsident
Diaz Is preparing 10 make a visit 10 the
United States. Ills itinerary Is not yet
completed, but he win visit, IL is under.
stood, many principal cities, including
St. Louis, Chicago New York, and
Washington, and the Pacific coast A
train Of thrcc magnificent car5, ordered
months ago from the Pullman company
has reached this city, and another will
follow shortly The vice president viii
assume the duties Of chief executive
during President Diaz's absence
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

'~Fsdo Riley, Of Maxwell, Ky. was IA
tally injured by his horse falling and
rolling ON him.
Albert Saxton, train porter, was In
rlantly killed NJ Bald KNOB, Ark. Ills
head was crushed between two cars.
At Kowaneo, Ills, James Taylor, a
well known farmer, fell down an ele-
vator shaft Of a hardware store aud was
killed.
The s.year.old child Of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Bechtol, at Lagro, Ind, was
burned and H. life is despaired Of. The
fonnd no.ittle one caught fire from
AHA - stove.
samuel Davis, Of Maury county, Tenn.
foil near hif home. striking his head ON
rock and innictinga wound which soon
resulted In his death. lie was 90 years
old.
Mnlard d. Shell, q brakeman, fcll
from n tTain near Erin, Tenn, and his
body was terribly manglod.
J.F. Rca, a prominent stockman, wa,
accidentally killed 20 miles west Of Co
tulla, Tex. While crawling through q
wiro fence In pursuit Of game his shot
gun was accidentally discharged.
Tho Rhea House, At Sparta, Tenn.
was destroyed by fire. Several guests
had narrow escapes. Tho loss Is 5000
with no insurance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
DRUG STORE WRECKED.
Aesiylsne Gas Espiodss burning Sew
rral Persons Seriously.

Aesiylsne oas ExplodoN burning Sew
eral Persons seriously.
Columbus Junction, Ia, Jan. 2o.-An
explosion Of acctylone gas In the drug
sioro Of T. p. Hendricks here, blow out
both ends Of the building and did $500
DAMAGE 7. p. Hendricks, proprietor
Of the store; James Conner Of Musca'
tine, superintendent Of the work, and
w. W. wilton. and II. +. Noy Of Co.
lumhus Junction, were badly burned
and cut BY flying glass. Twenty-Five or
thirty people were in the s,oo az the
time Of the explosion, and wcro badly
shaken and bruised.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Philadelphia, Jan. 29.-"Mystcrious"
Billy Smith and Charlie johnson met az
the Arena horc in what was programmed
a. Ground bout Before minute Of
the first ruund had elapsed the affair
was stopped by tho rcfcrroc, assisted by
the police. In that time smith had
'crlss buttockcd" his opponent, hit
him while he was lying on his hack and
then kicked him IN che side. In the
first olinch smith rcpsatodly foulcd his
man lie was thon summarily elected
from the ring aud afterwards from the
prpmisns.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

New York, Jan. e9-Thc North Ger.
man Lloyd steamer Allor has arrived
here bringing the captain and q Of the
crow Of the British tramp steamer Dago
Of Sunderland, who was taken Oh that
sea while she was In a sinking condition.
The Dago left Lcith Dec, 81 for Balti-
more In ballast. On Jan. s the main
steam pipe burst and the machinery b..
came disabled. The steamer fell In q
rough SEA and rolled about In heavy sea-
fos ~ days beforc help came.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Pocatcllo, Ida, Jan 2a-fmrk Rich.
ards 81 poratcllo and John Wcb.~r az
Glonn's Ferry tried 20 steal ride from
Glonn's Ferry 20 Mountain Home Woi.
ncs,lay night, but ven put on tl'' tn o..
10 was intensely cold, ard when they
reached Mountain Home both N,r ,o
badly frozen that thcy had 20 D. sem, io
the county hospital Richards legs
wcrc frozen stif 90 the knees, AMI 90 b.
probable that both feet viii have ir Dr.
ampuiatcd Wcbbcr's right fui yas
sloughing on when DC reached huun.
tain Home, and 10 viii have % D. ampu.
tatod
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Tacoma, Jan. 29-Tho steamer Bmc.
mcr brings news that soul coms-
pendent IMPORTS that the refusal Of the
Corcan government 20 pay The salary 81
Joe Saihtsu Tor the balance ~ his term
has bitterly provoked the United states
minister az Seoul who stated that should
this persisted In by the government he
will orlcr the United States feet 10
sciEe some land at Chepulpo a. sccur.
ity. Saihtsu is natualiEod American
citizen, who has bccn dismissed from
his post IN the educational department
nf the COrcan government
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
The Trrm. nhIeri.h To-.

Cleveland. Jan 29.-lt Is asserted by
a prominent railroad official that the
Hooking Valley railroad mine operators
will refuse 90 enter into the agreement
reached at the Chicago conference of
soft coal operators and miners. lie says
they are dissatisfied with the terms, but
IN what inspect he did not state. Tie
also said that unless the Hooking Valley
operators consent 20 sign the Chicago
agreement before the adjournment Of
the meeting In that city a strike viii b.
instituted by tho miiNrs employed by
theso operators, on April /.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
Married a rulIbleea Indian.

Great Falls, Mon, Jan. 29.-Mrs.
Minnie Cushman, a white woman and
teacher Ia the Fort Shaw school, was
clandostinely married 20 Garrett White,
a fullblood Piegan Indian, at Dupuyer
reservation. Tho bride is a daughter Of
Rev. c. G. Batoman, chaplain Of tho
United States army at Fort Belknap,
and formerly AZ Fort Assinahoinc She
Is a handsome brunette, % years old, and
has been in tho employ Of the govern.
mont since she was 10 years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
RACE WAR IS FEARED.
Trouble Between Some Whites and
the Blacks at LOnOke.
NEGROES WARNED TO LEAVE
This aud Former OutraEes Have Incit-
I'd the blacks 10 Hand Tor Pro-
teetlon-The situation IL Re-
gafded AZ Critical

Little Rock, Jan. 90 Trouble has
broken out again between the blacks
and whites IN Lonoko county, and
a race war Is threatened which,
when once started, may outrival any.
thing Of the kind witnessed In tho south
IN years. The trouble has been brewing
for long time, and the feeling between
the races is 10 bitter that the first spark
viii cause an explosion.
Tho center Of the trouble Is the town
Of Lonoke, place Of some 1000 inhabit.
ants, about half Of whom are negroes.
A portion Of the white people Of tho
town have been trying 10 rid the place
Of the negroes and clashes have been fire..
quent In the past Several negroes have
been killed by whites and others have
been driven out Of town. This clash Is
expected 10 take place within the next
week or two, notice having been served
ON the negroes that they must leave tho
county within that time or suffer tho
consequences. The following written
notice, bearing date Of Jan. 20, has been
tackled on the door Of nearly every ne
gro In the town Of L0noko and on many
cabins In the surrounding country:
"You are hereby notified that you and
every other negro In Lonoko county
must leave Lonoke IN 80 days and never
come back again. II You don't go you
will be hung 10 tho limb Of tree and
your black carcass filed with lead"
The notices aro not signed, but arc
adorned with a skull and cross bones
Notices have also been posted on tho
doors Of negro school houses warning
the teachers 10 olose the schools and get
out Of the county without delay. Many
Of the negroes have taken their families
and all their belongings and moved out
Of the county. and several negro schools
have been closed. But a large number
have avowcd their purpose Of remaining
In their homes and defending them At
the cost Of their lives II necessary. One
prominent colorcd man In an open letter
10 his race advises tho colorcd men Of
Lopoke 30 supply themselves with ARM
and D. prepared 70 protect themselves
He faid:
Tho timo has arrived when the ne
grocs OF L.onOke must look out 70
themselves. The law offers them M
protection. Negroes have been sho
down and their white i,surieprs 60 un
punished. The law l. In the hands o
the men who perpctnto those crimes
Arm yourselves and protect your live
and your homes. When the negroes O
Lonoke county kill about % Of thes
lnwloss white men the outnges agains
tho negro nce viii cease and not unit
then"
The outrages have excited some Of Oh
negroes unto desperation and they ar
determined 20 rcsist 20 the bitter end Oh
aitcmp, 20 drive them out Of their home
and should the threat contained in IA
posted notice h. carried out a gencu
uprising Of blacks Is believed 10 b. I'M
inent Tho situation Is regarded d
critical.
A prominent citizen Of Lonoko was !
Little Rock IN consultation with Coz
! Jones on the situation What too
place at this interview has not bel
! given out
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Nashville, Jan. 2e.-DcmoCratic legis.
lativo senatorial caucus met again Fri.
day night and ballottod thrCc times
without making a nomination, The
last ballot stood; McMnlin, rs; Taylor,
20; Turley, % one member being alb
sent who would have voted for McMil
lin, leaving the situation practically
with one vote gained for McMillin. The
caucus adjourned until Monday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Bombay, Jan. 20. Serious riots have
ocCurVd at Sinnar, In the Nassick dis.
trict against the plague measures A
mob killed a hospital assistant, burned
the Sogmuon camp, wuackod the post.
Office and cut telegraph WINS. Tho po-
lice woro Obliged 20 frv upon thomob In
order 10 Qucll the disturbance, and many
OF the rioters wcrc wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Dallas, Jan. 29.-An interesting doc.
umcnt was filed by Hugh 4. Ewing OF
this city In the FourtcCnthdistrict court
Friday IL is an application Tor a writ
Of hahoas corpus compelling John I.
Gwaltnoy 20 release from custody Mrs
Hugh T. Ewing, nee Marietta Gwalt-
noy, who Is Mr. Gwaltney's daughter.
Mr.. Ewing aud Miss Gwaltney went to
Lisbon ON New Years day and wero
married, but Mr. Gwaltncy refused "a
let his daughter leave the house on THEN
return
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Jan 29.-Mrs.
Rona Potter has commenced a suit
against the Albuquerque Water com.
pany, IN which A. A. Grant, the pro.
pietor Of the Albuducrquo Democrat is
the principal stakeholder, Tor $4,000
damages for the death of her son, Fol.
ger. who was drowned Ia the water com.
pany RESERVOIR last October. Tho RS.
cryoir was not walled IN as rcqu.rd by
law, and while playing near Il with his
brother Folgor fcll In and was drowned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Topeka Jan. 20 -Sincc Jan. ! the
state treasurer has received 81 5000 in
state taxos. which VEN payable IN D.
cemher II Is estimated that fully ~
Per cent Of the total taxes due the state
Al that time have bcCn paid 20 county
t...arurrra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Woatherfuri, Tex, Jan ga team
OF horses belonging b. a farmer named
W. d. Loe became frightened and ran
away down North a, vet and struck a
buggy occupied by Mrs J. Il. Browning
and her i7.yoar.old daughter, Georgia,
and smashing the buggy 10 pioccs, throw.
ing Mrs Browning and her daughter %
tho ground with considerable forcc The
daughter rocciyod a bad looking wound
ON the head caused by the fall, which
has caused conclusion Of the brain. She
Il unconscious, and the attending ply.
siciAn says that she Is In a very prccari.
Gus condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

New York, Jan 90. Samuel Jack.
son, a colorcd banjo PLAYER, who was m.
Gently arTaigncd bcforo Rocuricr Coz,
and who pleaded guilty and asked TO 10
sentenced at oncc, has been identified a.
man who = wanted az Charleston, s
o., Tor the murder Of wealthy citizen
Of that plaro about two years ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

st. Louis, Jan. gg.-~H waldman, rep
resenting himself a. A general agent Of
the Ocean Accident and Guarantee cor
pomtion Of London, has left she city and
a warrant has been issued for his arrest
ON the charge Of violating the state law
regulating insurance companies and In.
surancc agents
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
Wu soon nerIn Worl.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 90 The dircc.
tors Of the Tccumseh short line rad,
built from Tccumsch to an intersection
with the Choctaw railway at Shawnee
have announced that they will begin
work within 60 days TO build ON north
~ a junction with the Frisco extension
from Sapulpa 10 Oklahoma City,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

indianapolis, Jan. 2a-Max RosOn.
berg, the former manager Of the West
Side Hopkins thoator Ia Chicago, and
who has been in the theatrical business
a number Of years In various parts u
the country, was found guilty OF bigamy
In the county court, fined 500 aud son.
fenced 10 the county Jail for $50 days
With the costs added, this viii keep Ro.
scnbcrg In Jail nearly two years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

New York, Jan. 2o.-Mr. Emma
II. Croakcr, wife Of George Croakor, the
California millionaire, has filed plans
with the building department for O..
story front dwelling 20 b. erected ON the
plot 8OxlOO feet at the northcrly corner
OF Fifth avenue and Sixtv.fuurth street.
She estimates the cost Of the house at
100000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

The "weiderman's Conmedians"
word conies. proposed by Manager
John b. Mike resulted as follows
Miss Adele Tabor formed the greatest
number Of words--22Ol-from the let
tiers In the name and won the weeks
ticket; Miss Nellie Tabor was next
with 2lel words and gets the three
nishts' ticket Miss Rosa Emden was
next with s2l words and gets one
ticket.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30
Terribly aianried.

Houston, Jan. 2a.-Daniol h Mcclure
a lathe worker AZ the Houston and Texas
Central car shops, met with an accident
here which cost him his lie. He was
knocked down and run over by a couple
OF cars and was horribly manglcd. one
lex was crushed OIL and tho other limbs
were terribly torn and laccgatcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Owensboro, Ky, Jan ea-posimas.
ter o. 4. Bland at Iewisburg, who has
been on trial Tor 10 violations Of the
postal laws, pleaded guilty 10 the third
or lesser charge, that Of unlawfully is.
suing a money order The penalty is a
fnc not exceeding $500 az Imprisonment
In the ponitcntiay for not morn than
five ycar The other eases have not
been acted on, but they viii probably be
dismissed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

Consianiinoplo, Jan. e9.-The Sultan
4 much exercised In rogari % the gov
ornorship Of tho Island Of Crctc, and has
repeatedly tologmphed the car ON the
subject. 20 which the car replied
through the Russian embassy here adj,
herring positively 20 the nomination OF
Prince Go0rge OF Grccoe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

bloomington, Ills, Jan. ae.-Wilson
smith. agcd rs, was found hanging by a
strap IN a hedroom at his home In this
city lie bad been missed for several
honn. lie was the only son OF Matt O.
Smith, a prominent politician. No rca.
1on i known for the suicide.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-30

ST. Paul. Jan. 90 Morn than half Of
the business portion Ct Hoffman, MINI,
was wiped out by iirc which originated
In the general storc ~ Rollofson Bros,,
oniailing loss Of $4,000. Among the
heaviest losers Is the l. r. Brcen Cen.
oral Merchandise company, $4,000.