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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Ser iran,Giiht NirrBinoNitrisNs

Tct frani0Nl9f NFtbthphpll'"t
geo Su,mel lit in Nuf.rd9c oeo Sap
ties crr DIT morOen, pon Dem %or9as
ben, su Nniang Au8uit ainen FiI8esz
;lo pm mebr ais 1000 2tr6citcn ned
3tom II iiibrcu, 2lblt1Eo VI nc9mcn,
melt ben yeibur;t q. Ncjli8teit Die
Grt6cisHu9 groBcr Aueicn}tH III oleler
bciBercr ,Enbre@Scil mir nc Neluno
belt oc5 crlOu0ten ~rcilex III bobenl
Wraot 8tibrli6 ertIdyt bat aus BENT
lel6cn e,tyuoe miro audi DGD fuIbet
beublidtiete GonliitOrium mtcrbIei
ben ulo be G%rncnmm9 ocr &iNho1e
iir Die uemaiitcu &i3tbimtr Durd
Greuen trgol0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Ter nsmofratiiGe StaatSs e onpent

"N"eos"sIJN p'pNNt
BON SeraS bat lid 9e9en Die annerion
ooer oauernoe SelesunS Der Vbilippiz
men ertldrt. ,3uglei6 bat CT cine BON
Bailey uorsel6lasenc Reiolution ab.
selebnt, Die lid sesen ieoen Colonial.
erwerb ertldrt nno sesen ieSe @sbiets=
erruerbuns, bic cine Seritdrtuns oes
itebenpen 0eereS notbwenpis madi.
Die Democratic bon SeraS 1T ni6t
sesen GicbietSuersr0Be runs. Sic per-
lanst ausoridli6 bic 9lnslieoeruns
Torto HicoS. Nber tic mill feline @es
bietserwerbunS in anoeren @elttbeis
len. Sic mill ieitbalten an Der Mon.
roesO octrin. Sieweitli9eS albfusel
ut sroB senus fur lie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Nsdl cinem sic tutbolii6e {oierur

Nsdl einem bic tutbolilhe 'oierar=
die &treinigtcn Stuuten u~miOl'e1pen
biogrGpbiihcn EeritOn uon j. t.
ReyB iiuo pouoen tatbolil6tn Si'60s
len ser &ereiuigten StoNtcn 90 in
,SrlOno, Il in Ben &~ercinigten Staas
ten, 10 in Sruntrei6, % III Seutl6z
lano, - in Selgien, 10 i'll Canada,
lie 5 in ~Stalien ulo Seiterreif, : III
Der S6mei;, lin Spanien, 3 in @ngz
iauo, ? III S6ottluno uno le etn Si=
Idol in Guba Wterito uno s&eltinoien
oebpren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Sm Ycting bereitcn lid ernite Dino

Dor. Die aaiierin. &essntin Don Gbi.
ma, ienc "a Sabre aft berri6ll6tise
Dame, bat Die !5isel Der Hssieruns,
Die lie mdbreno Der Minoeridbrisfeit
ibres aboptiplobnes serabe ni6t gum
Sortbeil Ses Hei6eS Der Mitte acs
iiibrt bate, wieoer an lid seriiien uno
eann 1inelilden SiSmarf 81 Suna.
Chang sum &ei9sfan;ler an SteQe
beS pieltopfisem Siuns . 81 B. gamen
glusmdrtise amt) einseieet. Sn benz
umltano, caB Der marine Sreunb
NuBlanb 8 nit Der Sibruns Der Reidss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11

%un nca SObHUJ9cn, bic BET BE
0inn oe5 Hrie8cS IL Sen Sienlt Der
Nlotte gerommen wproen, miro bolo
cine 0roIcre 4n;abl ibrer irilberen
irieolihen &emueun8 SIriltSc8eben
aperocn t0nnen. .3uni6it tonmen
Die Ct. Naul uuo ct. |Oui9 ourdn,
bcmnd0it Die Ddrp0ro uno Date.
Gle pier Gobr;cu9e bober mdbreno
oes ariege9 Dem Observation-Disclosures
ieoen Gag neltnt0uieno Eell0ro an
EdGt 0etoitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Norotern. : rudseielidait.

Gin am t Suli sebOrenes Wdo9en
in Seruo wuroe yS6lcpette" 9etauit.
"a miro eS wobl bulo au6 Cement
men, S6aiteretteS uno Wtilelalien &C.
ben. BOD lebe Der Tatriotismus .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
On tlrutgs Wcranilacn Ma. III.

WW lBvNfIe TtTNNNBVN Tu. w
&eihieEun0 Ger NuBcHiOrt9 pon >On=
tiu0O ourh Sampiou'9 N,otte. Die
Euiierct fOn.glt Den StueriGtleW
aui -, oo0 eco ;ultebcn NIB bal ben
Seieiti9m9en pciter uitt 9cl4Goct.
Us lit ned ein lroBe0 @illt III n,n=
ncn, boB bic Spunicr ibrcrleitS I'M
ter oller @anone- ihol'cn, lOnlt Nh
rem uuicrc EOn,ertOlOlle mobrlheil=
lin nidt 10 mot,reilGn @auI9 oupon=
.0ctommet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Srr nua hem Pint nusihcioenoe

Ter nus Dem Nmt uuol9ciocnoe
Stuot9ietretdr Nap, Der IS AM Die
Mitglicoi6uit Der ,SriepcnSs 6Ommil=
lion abgcieben bat, lit Der brittle Ser
8ubinetSbeamten, sic, leitoem Strait
bent Wcainlep oaS 2lmt b%etleioct, aus
Ieillem &ubinet olS0el6ieoen linb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
IN ct. Nuuis hNben

Sn ct. Nouis buben in 6Ol9c Der
SriegSiteuer iibcr bunbert %Sirtbe poS
@ei6dit uuise9eben. Die Steucr mar
ibneu III briiteno. SaS ut aud ein
iebr empiinoli6sr &crluit iiir Die
Staot, Die bnour6 Die V~icenien in Der
&6be pon iiber $50, 600 per Sabr elm
bilEt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Ann in Canada oibt'S Elm Yrobis

ann III Canada 9ibt'S ein Frobis
bitionsseipenit. SaS IN Sttarpa, O.,
erI6einenbe Mmtsblart cntbdlt cine
Yrorlmnation, wono6 bic %oltSab7
ltimmurs iiber lSrobibition am 30.
S%eptember itattiinoer m.B. @S wtro
erpartet, baB bel bie'er @'ele9enbeit,
bas Ictf ieinen 9eluub9 Wenlden=
pcritQnb ,eioen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11

Die bissjabrise Mimnelota Staats.
fair ballert pom 5, bis gum 10. Sep
TENDER eini9lieBli9; lie wirb cine
@Ode BON sroBem @enuiie iein, b.
her Niemano es peridumen ioute, bic
6air 81 belu6en. &ein GreisniB bes
Sabres mirb ibr slei9 fommen. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
I'm Sflahoma lit cine Sueue emit

bedt moroeu, ais wel6er einc berallz
i6enoe Nliiiii9teit berporiprubelt Sin
beroui6cnoer @eoontc iiir lemperen'z
apoltel, bic lid in Der oortigen We9eno
nieberlaiicn molleu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Stcphen u. IonNlae Elm Sobn bee


ctaotSmNnneS, melder i'm ,<a6re
1860 '%incoln'S Wegner iiir Die Era
ltOentl@1ft mar, lit ltetS Elm tupierer
&Hmp1er IN Den Geibeu Der republita-
ntlhen Nartci 9emelen. 2tber am I.
Nu9u't bat CT lid in 6bica9o oiien
ais Semotr0t ertldrt, mn lid per
prllttet, NueS iI tbnn, mas in ieinen
&rGTten 'tcbt, I'M baS I&obl Der Ear
tel 81 f0roern. Gr iu0t ,Scit ~eilioen
Sagren lit eS Die 2(uigabe Der rcpub=
lltanll6en Eartei, Die Jtegieruug I'M
ter Die SotnldBigteit Don Sruiis uno
W%tonopolen 81 brin9cn. SoQeoeu
bat I'D bic oemotratii6e Eartei be-
milDt, Die Negierut9 Dem 9ull;en &olt
III l~tbcrlanen. 9tt6t ollein CLAUDE
i'd, ooB oieS 10 iein ioUte, lonocrn id
bin aud itberSeu9t, 0aB e9 mr. ein
Wtlttel 9tbt, I'M oaS Eanp Dor @eloz
orut uuf Der einen uno Nobelorud
All Ser unoertn Seite I'll bepobren,
ino oieleS Wtittel lit, oaH man Die
Re9ierun9 in Sen odnoen bes 9epobns
lIten Bottles lGBt. ,N6 miinite tein
poltttl6eS Nmt; mar tein 0anoioat
iilr ir9eno Elm Stouto= ODER SunoeSs
amt, uno 9tjemano tnnn mid cinen
llnSuiriepenen ODER, lorebeob" neunen.
SD uerlalie Die rcpublitunil6e BAR
lei aus Dem einia6en Wrunoe, neil
i'd lllt)t all Die Wruupidee oerielben
nlnuhc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11

- Observation-Disclosures z. 9.
Farr traf Samitas albenb pon ieiner
5our burd ben Staat, aui Der CT in
9 ommerl6ulen @erleiunsen bielt,
wieber in ct. Gloub Elm. Gr laot,
oaB Der llnterri6t in Ben Stabtidu.
len am II. September ieinen 2(nianQ
nebmen mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Ter ct. Yaul r6lubs", oas oes
mofratilfe 9auptblatt nes Staatee,

u~ertritt ous ,Snterene oee %oltes hnS
bat ais Ndupritreben oie lSabrun9
Ser all0emeinen @oblfabrt unleree
Staates uItp leiner SepOlterlng. Ste
9&o6enauS9abe lenes dlSScseidnet re-
bi0irten Sa0eSbldttes entbdlt an til
rem a6t 0roBen Seiten cine pol'tdn=
oioe lleberii6t Ser arieg5 Neul9tetz
ten, lit in Se;ug aui Wfartts uno
9iebpreisz Seri6tc dlBerit Slperldllig
uno last an Wtittbeilun9 pom 9feui9=
feiten ppn allsemeinem SelanS Nl9ts
III wilni6en iibrig. Sn osm'elben mers
ben ;eit0emGbe Srasen fiir Wtdnner
uno t~Srauen be6unpelt, uno Iein gait
ser Subalt lit b0@lt 'RperldIiiS unb
trd0t feline Seniatipn SUR SAau. Oh
tie llebertreibunS tam geiaSt perSeH,
buB Der Ct. Faul y@lobe" Die bette
@o8enseitun9 int SanseN SSelteH 1T.
aonn ij9 Sen,ono cine 6ellere o.
ierte iiir rei6lt6en uuo mlpbringens
Sen 2eieitoii 1T englii6er wte oeut'6er
Spra6e oeufen, ais bic pom Der
.Norpitern"- ; rut9eieul6aIt 8emat)s
W
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
tie, ndmli6: ,Noroacrn" uno Wos
denblatt pes ct. Yaul r6lobe" ~
nur $500 yer Sabr! 2iele SHerte

miro ullr iilr cine tlrse 3eit oalern.
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madden mill, itebe bamit ni6t 81 lanz
9e an. llniere veler werpen einleben,
baB mir iteto bereit iino, ibnen einen
GeIallen III %eriueiien mir boIien, baB
ms burd redt piele Innabmen nnlez
rer duBerit suten Siierte elm @esens
9eiallen erpieien wirb. lin lolden
erillft in aller ,yreuuoli6teit bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

Reports from the cotton crops are
rather discouRging, on account Of poor
stand. Planting over has been the order
OF the day, and the crop is later than
for years.
Ira Gooch is now giving careful per.
sonal attention 10 his livery business
and all he asks IL that You get his pri.
ces and give him an opportunity to
serve you. I3f
Uncle Joe Hearnc took the noon train
Sunday to 20 20 Marlin for his health.
The Eagle hopes the famous water will
prove beneficial to him.
Prof. 7. $. Minier left yesterday after.
noon TO attend the grand lodge X OFF.
at San Antonio, representing the Bryan
lodge.
A complete aud splendid assortment
81 hshing tackle and sporting goods. nj
Is. 5. Reads drugstore. llitf
John T. wyse Of Dallas, arrived in
the city last Sunday. on business trip.
and visiting relatives. Mr.. Ira o. wyse
Of Greenyile, also came in last alter
n)on.
make specially Of eompou1diDg
prescriptions, nothing but the bee
goods used, which insures good results
lor tie sick ones. Bring them 10 me.
u. 5. Read. the druggist. llAi
The Woodmen OF the Word want n
good turn ont Friday nigh /, 10 initiate
ioir eandidAtesin the first degree.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

Guy NJ. Bryan returned Sunday from
the coast.
II. Rohde and family went to Houston
yesterday.
J.E. Farquhar Of Wellborn was a call
er a. the Eagle Office yesterday.
A line Of extra nice mating Just TO
ceiyed at James & Castles. l2C
Lady's good second hand bicycle FOL
sale. Apply TO Jake schwaiz l2l
Mrs. VI. W. Sims left yesterday fol
for Dallas, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Smith.
Baseballs, bats, masks aud gloves At
The lowest price az B. $. Reads drug
store. lI4f
J. A. Myers has returned from a bust
ness trip 10 st. Louis and other north,
ern cities.
For Sale Choap-A nice new top bug.
gy. Has been used but little.
" Gooch's Stable.
Mrs. II. Z. White left last afternoon
for Galveston, to attend the Law Mann
wedding
Rev. /. u, r. Morris, Of II. Worth
was TO preach At the Methodist church
Sunday night, but big rain interfered.
Mr. Morris brought a little orphan boy
over with him, for whom he found a
home in Bryan.
A complete line Of the novelties O
.Whi'ings, Hurds and Cranes stationery
10 the latest tinis aud sizes at B. S.
Reads drugstore. llilf
Candidates for county Offices are be.
ginning 10 feel a touch Of life with the
growing springtime, and have been
heard Of In various portions Of the coun.
iy the past week, conducting still hunt
and feeling Of their friends.
W. 7. James gives constant pcr.onal
attention 10 his livery business aud no
better service can be obtained anywhere
In the city. Good horses, nobby turn.
outs, reasonable prices i22
John W. Robinson Of Marlin returned
home yesterday after a visit to his
brother, j. A. ID. Robinson. Mr.. Rob.
inson reports the hot wells health re-,
sort 70 be in furnishing condition, with
prospects foI larger business than ev.
err the coming summer.
Ira Gooch's.liycry stable ia now thor.
oughly equipped with new and stylish
single and double buggies, fine driving
horses, new closed carriages and other
vehicles, Get bis prices when you want
livery service. l3i
Oh cougee circulars, ceftihratea and
recommendations are as common as big
tracks, hut such people ~ the names
We have recommending us from Calvert
and Hearne wouldn recommend a hum
bug or n set Of deadbeais. lfyou viii
read one carefully, II will convince the
most skeptical thpt We have a woyk that
~ a blessing to any town or county.
l.. L. Patterson Feather Co. 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
DECLARED FOR WAR.
Central Labor Onion ns6ssts Rssoiu-
tioss Againss War


Now York, April IS.-eashop Potter
presented set of rfsosations against
war at the meeting Of tha Central Labor
union Lass night, but thny were defeat
ed by vote Of nearly two Ia one. The
resolutions were signed by the bishop.
Ernest II. Crosby, william Dean How.
els Bolton Hall. Charles Frederic
Adams and John O. Crosby.
The resolutions are mastery arraign-
meni Of war aud u plea for peace and
couchtd ia the most persuasive language
OF men renowned for ther ability in the
use OF words; but they failed 20 stem
the tale Of patriotism They say the
destruction u the Maine is question
OF faot'and should b. left TO arbitra.
tioni that the cruelty and oppression OF
the poor In our own land iseqUll 10 that
IN Cuba; that war viii only add suffer
ing to both Cula and the United States I;
that Cuban republic would be more
cruel and oppu ssive than the Spanish
rule that the spectators woubl make
money while the workingmen Of the
two nations SIR each Other down, and
that a forvign war would interfere with
the grat battlI for industrial freedom,
which Il m0re important.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
COAL AS CONTRADAND
II Will Cut a Decided Figure
Should War Come.
IT SUITS THE UNITEDSTATES
Great britain l. the Iir.t Nation 60
Take Thi. step aud Great stres.
VIII he brought Upon Others
Co Adopt n.

New York April Is. In directing
her colonies 10 regard coal a. contnband
Of war IN The event Of hosiiities b..
tween the United States and Spain.
Great Britain has taken action, admin.
istration circles say. la line with the
wishes 81 the president and naval au.
thorities. Pressure viii be- brought to
bear on France, Hayti and san Domin.
90 10 accomplish the same result. and
some attention u bang given by the
state department TO South American
countries with a view 10 securing from
them a declaration OF the contnhand
character Of coal as well a. an announced
determination on their part not TO scll
either TO spanish or American mon.of.
war a supply Of fuel greater than that
necessary to enable the belligercnt YES.
sci TO steam 10 the next home port, says
the Washington correspondent Of The
Herald:
so far as the Danish West Indies are
concerned the authorities have purchas.
ed In their ports all the coal that It is
possible 10 secure. With coal a declared
contnband Of war the administration
officials and naval experts say 1t will be
impossible for Spanish vessels to operate
In the West lndcis aud as a result the
chances for success OF American arms
will be immoasumbly onchanccd
Great Butains declaration Of the
contuhlnd character OF coal win affect
the United States at only one point in
the far east Tho United States now
has at Hong Kong fleet OF six YES.
sels-the cruisers Baltimore, Olympia.
Raleigh and Boston and the gunboats
Concord and Pctrcl-and the ships are
awaiting the word 10 rush 10 Manila.
II the Notifications Of the Philippines
should stand on the American feet Tor
any length NJ time the operations Of the
vessels would be greatly embarrassed
for, by England's declaration, her colo
nists would b. only allowed TO sell to
either belligcrcnt supply sufficient to
take him to his home port.
Approaching the position assumed Nv
the British government, Commodore
Dewey, acting under instructions from
Secretary Long, has purchased a largo
quantity Of coal and has stored II on
board two colliers which viii accompany
his fleet to the Philippines. Extended
operations would necessitate renewal
Of the supply, and the position Of LA.
wall is pointed to by naval experts who
want II for naval base
Hawaii is 1000 miles from the Philip
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
NICARAGUA AND COSTA RIGA
Their Trouble l. Ia the Hand. 81 the
Greater iepubiio.

Nf'"'f hFfnhllr.
Now York, April iS.-Cahlo advioes
jurt received from Tho Ierlld's corre.
spondent in Managua, Nicaragua. state
that during The last 10 days the dict Of
the greater republic has been occupied
with the Costa Rica and Nicaragua ques.
tom
Communications between the diet and
the Costa Rican government have re-
suited In a few notifications ON both
sides for indcmity and rcplation for al.
legged wrongs perpotntcd one against
the other
After long dchbcntion the diet de.
cided TO send to Costa Rice memonn.
dun, practically an ultimatum. oouched
in terms which, It is believed, will not
be accepted by Costa Rica.
This memorandum viii say II the
terms are not accepted war will b. de.
clGrcd within q hours.
Mail adyiccs from Tho IIorald's corrc.
spondent IN Managua, dated few DAYS
hgo, stated that he had just learned that
the court Of arbitration, which met
aboard the United States naval vessel
Alert at Punta Anemas, signed an agree
ment to temporarily suspend war prspa-
ntions in Nicaragua aud Costa Rlca and
withdraw their forces from the frontier
until iinal decision Of the Of the arbi-
traitors, who will meet in Guatemala
City. is reached.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19


pines Her posiu0niu tue family of ma
tions would compel her 10 observe strict
neutrality and not 10 favor one balligcr.
ent more than another But her .nner.
alton To the United States. IL is ointed
out, would result in placing .upI Is for
the Asiatic squadron 300 miles icarcr
10 the vessel. than woul b. the easo N
coal and munitions ~ war 81 had
to h. shipped from tho United ita.es.
IL Is pointed out that Hawaii will and il
necessary TO -oll coal toa Spani h yes.
sci coming IN at Honolulu 10 a.e ita
portion Of the way 20 H. next hon port.
Just as she would sell coal 10 an ..meri.
can ship
In the event that coal is dcclarrd con.
tnland Of war by France, Iiayt. ard
san Domingo, naval authorities ay it
would b. impossible Tor Spanish sessels
10 secure fuel IN the West Indies.
With coal a contrataud Of war will
b. possible for American cruisers . seize
vessels carrying Il 20 Spanish 20. tons.
The Canary Islands viii be- admit 'dly A
Spanish base Of operations and il III be
the effort 81 this government 10 bl ckade
them aud ,eize any vessels which NAV
try 10 bring cuntmhand from any com.
try 10 them, This will b. especially the
case with Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19

san Jacnto excursions are In order
today. The reduced rates over the rail.
roads are taking numerous sght.seers
One Of the greatest attractions 10 the
battle Of flowers at San Antonio, E,llow.
ed by an excursion from that city 10
Monterey, Mexico, at $3.50 for tho
round trip.
We clean beds for 7c per pound or |. =
Of the feathers, and II you think that
when cleaning your feathers, one pnund
u not justly due us 10 be taken on,
then don'tsend them; just keep them At
home, for don't make livelihood that
way. l.. r. Patterson.
l9O The Feather Cleaner.
W. w. Harris came near having n
bad fire Monday night, at his residence.
One Of his children overturned a lamp
on a table, aud started 4 fire which
burned the table aud soma bed clothes,
rugs and miscellaneous articles thrown
on the fire 10 put II out.
| pay special attention to dIammers
and other transient livery business.
Transient teams and boarding horses
receive careful attention At my stable.
Ira Gooch. I9I
Mr. T. =. Wooi0O Rit last night 70, a
two months trip. through Texas, 10 I'm.
iroduce hia patented staple pullen ssd
wire tighlener.
W. T. james left yesterday n attend
the undertakers conyentisn NJ San
Antonio. lie was accompAAiv'i by two
Of his little girls.
For Accident and fJ. In.nr,rc.
either In Lodge. or Straj an, IL 60
panies zee joe Is. Efed n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
HANGED IN EFFlGY.
General weytsr strung Up to - Tsis-
phone PoIe at brooklyn.

phone PoIe at brooklyn.
New York, April is.-An ofigy Of
General woylar hung from a telephone
pole AZ Seventh avenue and seventh
street, Brooklyn, all day Sunday. Tho
figure was put up Sunday morning and
was still hanging late Sunday night.
The cnigy was dressed in a regulation
military coat with military trousers
tucked into pair Of field BOSE. On the
head was campaign hat and the feat
urcs were true reproduction Of those
OF General Weyler Tho hguro was
suspended five feet from the ground, and
ON the breast in large black letters weru
the words, "Wcylor, tho Butcher. A"
crowds stood about the ciIigy all day
long.
AZ one time during the afternoon the
crowd became 80 great that the trolley
cars Of the Seventh street line were
blocked until reserve squad Of police
men was called TO dispcrsc IL.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
FEUD IN KENTUCKY.
Two Men Eepss,ed Killed aud Three
Ott.ss Injured.

Pineville, Ky, April lS-The How.
ard. Baker feud in Clay county has
broken ont again and 10 men are report.
ed killed and three injured. This feud
is only 10 days old. Howard and Baker
were partners in a logging enterprise
They quarrelled and fought. Relatives
and friends joined In and a week ago
three Of them were killed.
Anse and Al Baker, who had been ar.
rested and kept under guarl, broke away
and hid in the woods, declaring they
would exterminate their enemies. The
report Of the killing is regarded as indi.
eating that they are Keeping their word.
The names Of the dead and wounded In
the hattie have not been reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
Crushed TO Death.

Dallas, April is.--Edna Morgan, the
7.yoar.old daughter Of Evan Morgan,
secretary TO G. +. Freeman OF the Dial.
las Rapid Transit Railway company,
met a sudden and terrible death yestcr.
day shortly after ~ o'clock. While
crossing the street she slipped aud fell
in front Of eastbound electric car Of the
Pearl street division Of the Dallas Street
Railway company system. Her head
caught under the front wheel Of the car
and she was dragged at least six feet
over the bois dare pavement
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-19
Brazos County PopulIsts.

The executive committee Of the Braz.
% county Populisis met at Gooch's
hall, in Bryan the 18th inst, called by
b. ii. Knowles. VIM. Brogien was
elected temporary chairman. SS.l5 was
raised to pay for printing tickets, etc.
The chairman was made committee
Of one TO send and get them and distrib-
ute to the different precincts for taking
the referendum vote, and the proposi-
ton submitted by the national organize
ton committee.
The following resolution passed:
lst.-That we will not vote for one OF
any other party when the populists
have a candidate in the field.
2nd.-That we believe there should be
q populist convention this summer and
think July ith would be the proper time
10 hold such convention, for the pur.
pose Of elecling a new executive com.
mittee that will obey the mandates Of
the majority Of the committees Of the
different state executive committees.
Brother ]. Zimmerman moved We
have mass meeting at Prospect, I
miles northeast Of Bryan, Texas, the LIST
Saturday in June to select delegates TO
Tie state and national conventions aud
everybody invited aud requested to
bring with them 4 baske, Of good things
to eat. Unanimously carried.
The local papers requested 10 publish
these proceedings.
We need not tell you We are in the
middle Of the road. Long live the mer-
curry. VIZ. BRoGDoN,
O. y. BEcK, Temporary Chairman.
Acting Secretary.