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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
Friday, October Z.

Four pounds of salvo was sent from
Lincoln 70 Manila In care of General
Otis, by Miss Ella Robertson, for the
First Nebraska regiment. This salvc
was made by Mrs. Elizabeth Wilcox.
she made the same kind during the
civil war and 1t proved to be efica-
nj In healing wounds and sores.
Miss Robertson notified General Otis
tina II the First regiment was so fo--
tunate as to receive orders To come
homo TO use the donation as no saw
best.
The other night nt Nebraska CITY
the general merchandise store of L. A.
kropp, in Wyoming precinct, was Gu.
tered by thieves, who cut out q panel
IN 4 rear door. and relieved it of num
nj articles. Later the police and
Deputy Sheriff Farley arrested n young
man in the city on suspicion OF having
committed the deed, and found on his
person some of the property. He was
landed in Jail, where he confessed I.
tho crime. lie gave his name as Daniel
Kelley and his age as nineteen a
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ALMOST A CLASH.
battle Narrowly Avortsd NJ m~ansaplfo-
Spanish Inaistod On Delay.

Battle Narrowly Avortod NJ ~n1fo--
Spanish Insisted u Delay.
MANZANuLo, Oct. ID "A fight was
narrowly averted between the Spanish
garrison under Colonel Parron and the
United States troops under Colonel
Ray. who arrived hero from Santiago
TO take possession OF the city.
The arrival of tho Americans had
taken the Spanish commander by sur
prise, and he had represented to Col
onel Ray that he had received word
from General Blanco informing him
that the date for tho American occu-
patton had been post poned to Octo-
Dor 10.
Just before . clash Of arms seemed
almost certain Colonel Ray received a
dispatch from General Wade explain
ing that the commander OF the span
ish troops ut Maaxanillo had requested
. delay until October 10 and that the
formal evacuation was therefore, post.
ponsd.
The United States troops remain In
the barracks by permission of Colonel
parron-
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SATURDAY.. October n,

Wahoo was again called TO norm
last evening, when the remains OF
Private Sidney +. Johnson1 company
II, Third Nebraska volunteers, arrived
from Pablo Beach, Fla. The old sol
diers and friends escorted the remains
TO Wahoo. The funeral will occur ut
h opera house Sunday. The blow
has almost Frustrated Captain John
son, since his son left n few weeks ago
In perfect health, and now returns en-
shroudcd for the grave.
State Superintendent Jackson came
into Lincoln from Falls City bringing
word that the train on which he was
travelling stopped after it had left
Salem and picked up n man named
william Morton, who had been hurt
In getting off n freight train caboosc
several hours before. Morton lives at
salem and he was taken back there TO
be cared for. IL was found that the
lower part Of his right leg was terribly
crushed md his head was cut. =.
The Northern Nebraska Construc-
tor and Developing company fled ar
ticies of incorporation with the sccrc-
tary OF state. Tho company is incor-
porated by the same people who incor-
Porated the Atkinson & Northern.
Railway company. The company.
starts out with a capital stock of
$4,000. Its object is to c instruct and
operate railways, telephone and tele-
graph lines, crcameries, brcwcries and
mills. The company will have head
quarters Mt Atkinson. Neb,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
oh,uis A. Psnu's 0rav~

LONDON, Oct. i0.--An appcmpt was
made early Thursday morning to steal
the body of William Penn, whose
body ia lying In tho graveyard OF
the Quaker Nesting house at ~Jordans,
Buckinghamshire. At daylight the in
mates of q cottage nearby found tina!
Penn'sgrave had been partially opsnea
o couple Of feet of soil had besn re-
moved and spade and soms newspa-
pers were lying near. The burial
place lies secluded in q valley, and
apart from American tourists few peo.
sls visit the SPOT
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
AGUiNALD0 A FlGUREHEAD
Little Power Possessed by the Philippine
Dictator"

Dictator"
New YORK, Oct. ga dispatch 70
the New York Herald from Manila
says: Artachio, who was a fellow leader
with Aguina!do in q former rcvolu-
ton and brought suit against Aguin-
aldo for half the money which was
paid by Spain to make peace, has been
ut Malolos. 1t Is doubtful whether
Aguinaldo was q co~nsenting party to
the execution. Your correspondent
visited the dictator at Malolos. Ho Is
evidently only a lgurehead, put for
ward by a kind Of revolutionary trust,
in which one named Palermo is the
moving spirit.
The correspondent desired TO visit
the Spanish prisoners ut Bulucan and
was frankly told by Palermo that even
A~guinaldo could not give a pass with
out the consent Of the secret council,
six members Of which are not in the
dictator's cabinet.
There are 100 Spanish prisoners ut
Bulucan. They Are literally starving,
There are also twenty-four priests,
who are held incommunicado, despite
the fact that they are non -oombatants.
The insurgent party is becoming
more disorganized every day. Each
petty chief is setting up a little gov
eminent on his w account and no
one is paying great attention to Aguin'
aldo's orders.
The dictator looks and evidently
feels greatly worried over the condi.
tions prevailing here. as we'll rs with
the uncertainty attendant upon the
result Of the meeting in Paris Pat
ernO openly advocates undergraduates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14

MADRID, Oct s.--An official dispatch
from Iloiio reports thai the landing Of
Spanish troops has caused . panic
among the insurgents and that 500
mnskets, four cannon, q quantity o:
ammunition and a flag were captured
and eighteen Spaniards who had been
held os prisoners were released. The
insurgents dispersed and many Of then
withdrew to the mountains, while
some Of them surrendered. The clergy
and other inhabitants made a demon.
stration IL favor of Spain. Thirty-siz
S~paniards were killed in other en-
oountera
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killed Will. F,rs.,ns r.amp.

sr. JOSEPH. Mo, Oct. s.--W. A. Crow,
An aged but athletic resident, was
routing tramps from his barn to-day,
where they had taken refuge in the
hay loft, and in a fight with the inva-
ders was pushed through . trap-door,
falling TO the ground, . distance u
fourteen feet, receiving . broken arm
and leg and internal injuries, from
the effects OF which ne is dying.
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sunday, October o.

The crermery at st. Paul burned
a b building was destroyed, but
most of the machinery was saved. IL
wa Insured in three companies. 1t
Is thought the building was set on
fire.
Six members of the First United
States cavalry arrived in Lincoln yes
terday and went out over ,h, Bu~rlinv-
ton northern line for TT. Keogh, Mont,
where they will be- stationed. They
were In the hospital at Montauk Point
when their command was moved ana
g following. These gentlemen were
not at Santiago. being oembors of u
troop that ~, . left behild 10 care for
the horT', 'ey had contracted fever
IN th9 "" - were removed 10
Montdt, NeD. hey recovered in the
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Tn. knight Tsmp,sr C~onoIav..

PIrrsBuRe, Pa, Oct. io.--The frat
Of the knights Tcmplar TO arrive for
the triennial conclavc next week
formed the grand conmandery of Cal
ifornia. They wero met at the Union
station and escorted TO Carnegie hall.
Grand Master Thomas will arrive here
tonight. He will DO given 4 reception
In Carnegie hall.
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Caudisr's Majority IL $4,000.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. s.-Allen d.
Gamblers majority for governor over
i. r. Hogan. Populist, 10 IS, ooo. The
figure is about 10000 above the Demo-
cratic majority for governor two years
ago. Several counties which returned
Populist majorities at that time show
Q complete reversal in favor Of the
DeInocrataL
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Occupation Of Cuba Begins.

HAVANA, Oct. s.-A dispatch re-
eeived from Manzanillo reports the
arrival there Of the steamer Reina de
Los Angeles, flying the stars and
stripes, with Colonel Henry Ray and
400 United States troops Colonel
Ray viii receive possession Of the city
to-day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14

CANTON. Kan Oct io--G. +. Nelson
Of Dss Moines. Iowa, committed sui
eide on a Rock Island passenger train
near here last night. lie shot himself
In the presence Of . carload Of passen-
ger9
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A Ksnsa. Held for Poisoning.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. {. II. J..
Kunkel, n tailor, vas arrested this
afternoon charged with having pois-
onsd his wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
NEWS OF NEBRASKA
SUCCINCT SUMMARY OF A
WEEKS EVENTS

most Important Happenings Of the Pas
Seven Days Briefly Mc%ntioncd-Au For
sions Of the state Covered Thorough
Resume Of Nebraska News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
Mother and Child Burned to Death
in the Town Of ROckwall.
STRONG MEN MADE TO WEEP
The sight Was Iforrlfying and Men
TO Turn Aside and Give Way 60
Their Feelings Mother
Lived For some Time.

Rockwall, Tex, Jan. 5.-Mrs. a. l.
Hay and her little 2.yoarold child were
burned TO death here. Mrs. Hay, who
was In tho kitchen attending 10 her
household affairs, was startled by tho
screams Of her babe, who came running
10 her envelopcd in flames. She snatch.
ed the clothes from the little fellow, az
ter which she discovered her own cloth.
ing on fire. she ran 20 the door aud
screamed FOR help. Rev. Mr.. Brown,
who happened 10 b. passing, ran TO her
assistance, lie tried 10 smother the fire
with his hands, but did not succeed, as
every vostigo Of her clothing burned
from her body. lie wrapped a blanket
about her and gave the alarm. In a
short time hundreds had nockod 20 the
scene, and the spectacle that met their
gaze was horrifying Strong men and
women wopt bitterly, and the five doc.
tor present. who have encountered SINH.
lar accidents before, gave way 70 their
feeling. and wopi
Mr. Hay, conscious Of her condition,
turned to her aunt and remarked: II
am burned 10 death; You win have to
wrap my hody in sheets for burial -
She then implored the doctors 10 do
what they could thatrho might live an.
til her husband could come from Row.
lctto Ia did come. and the charrcd
remains Of the little iabo and tho un.
recognizable form Of his dying wife
stand him Ia the face. Tie is now pros.
/ tmtcd with grief
The town Is cnyolopod In gloom on
account Of the terrible accident, a. Oh,
family was highly respected and had q
l host Of warm friends.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
A BITTER FIGHT ON.
No Change in the Ohio Legislature
As TO Senator.
HANNA's ENEMY DEFIANT
They Declare They Are IN = Position
20 Defeat Any Man the Hanna
Men May Put Up For Senator.
No Caucus WIN Bo Held.

Columbus, Jan. 5.-The senatorial
contest became more bitter today
than ever. After the sensational devel
opments Tuesday night in connection
with repeated changes Representative
Griffith and other doubtful members
diminishing proceeded moro olandes
timely ON both sides. No claims Of
changes made on either side. II Is the
purpose Of the managers In not holding
any caucus 10 b. able 10 keep their OWL
secret til the balloting begins a weoh
hence. Il Is believed secret compact
Is being made that will not become
known until the votes Of members ar'
recorded.
The situation is the same as after th'
caucuses Of Saturday night. and the or
ganizaiion Of the legislature on Monday
All those who changed their preferences
Tuesday were brought hack during thl
night 10 their original places There 4
much comment today on the de
Tarturc Of Congressman Grosyenor foi
Washington after y-seorotary Ryananf
others have recently been there In III,
interest or senator Hanna. Hanna mer
insisted there would b. no legatee, whili
the opposition insisted they had Hann1
beaten now and would defeat Secretary
sherman, Assistant Secretary Day o.
any other one that the friends Of th'
national administration brought out il
place Of Hanna.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
THIN SAFE WAS RFLED
Train Robbers Again Make a Success
full Haul at Kansas City.
MAKE GOOD THEIR ESCAPE.
They Bound and Gagged tho Erpress
Messenger, Take All Money aud
Jswiery FROM the Local safe
and Jump Onat Crossing.

Kansas City, Jan. 8 Tho Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf nilroad
suffered last night from the hands Of
train robbers, and that, too, in tho city
limits Of Kansas City.
Two men, whom no ono but the ex.
press messenger seems 10 have seen,
climbed into the express car as the train
left the depot. They oyepowcrcd the
messenger, bound and gagged him and
rihed the car before the train came 30 a
stop. When the train slowed at a rail
road crossing known as Air Line juno
ton, near the southeastern limits Of the
city, the robbers climbed out Of the car
and disappeared. Nothing was known
Of the robbery until a negro train porter
entered the car and found the helpless
express messenger
After the train hal been stopped and
~ crew had come forward and released
the express messenger, Il was found
that the robbers had rified the local safe,
taking from Il everything Of value.
They had made no effort 10 disturb the
through safe. Wells, Fargo officials state
that there was not much Of value IN the
local safe, aud that 600 or $500 would
probably cover the commny's loss In
police circles, however. the impression
prevails that the robbers secured several
thousand dollars In money and joweiry,
The IMPORT roceivcd az the express
commny's offices herr states that the
robbers entered the express car a. tha
train was pulling out Of the yards. hay.
ing forced tho noar door with a jimmy
=. n. Hyde Of Kansas City was the OK
press messenger.
The robbers arc described a. smooth
faced young men, and the fact that both
were extremely nervous while In the ex
press car Is taken a. evidence that the,
are new recruits % Kansas City's hang
Of train robbers.
This j. the first robbery that has &C
ouucd on the Kansas City, Pittsbur
and Gulf line, but Is the sixth of IN
kind perpetmted In Kansas City within
% months There have been several ar
rcsis Of alleged tIain robbers during thi
period, In which there has not been
single conviction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
POWERS ENLARGED.
Ths Court Gives FelIes Omesrs a. 81
Louis More Latitude.

The Court Give. FolIes Omesu a, 81
Louis More Latitude.
Sc Louis, Jan. 5.-A ruling greatly
snlarging the powers Of the police OH.
cen has bcon made by the court Of ap-
poals In the case Of the state against +.
@. Hancock and Others. The defend.
ants arr police officers, and wero con
victcd in the court Of criminal correction
Of assault and battery In arrcsting for
disturbing the peace without having
witnessed the oiicnse.
"undcr tho common law" cites the
opinion, "a sheriff, constable or police
officer cannot arrest for a past offense
lower than felony without a warrant.
This rule has been enlarged 80 as 10 give
the police officers Of tho city Of st. Louis
power and authority % make arrests
without warrants, for ofonscs below the
grade Of felony, provided that the officer
who arrests for a past misdcmcanor has
the sane ground Of reasonable suspicion
a. would justify him In arrcsting Tor q
felony alrady committed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

l. Roy, \. Y, Jan. 5.-Miss May
Thompson, aged 25, q Dallas, Texas.
who since last August has been visiting
AZ the residence Of N. r. Thompson.
herr, attempted suicide by setting FIRE 10
her clothing. She hrst saturated her
hair and clothes with kerosene OH and
applied a match. In an instant she was
envolopod In flames. Members Of tho
family oxtinguishod the FIRE. but not b..
foo every particle Of the hair was
burned from the young lady's head, and
the upper part Of her body was badly
burned. She win probably die. Mis-
Thompson had suffered a long time from
heart trouble and often expressed the
fear that she would become insane.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Washington, Jan. 5.-unitod States
TREASURER Roberts has sent the following
telegram % all assistant treasurer:
Discovery Of dangerous oountcrfeits
oompols the rctiUmont Of an 800 silver
certificates. Forward all such notes 20
this oiiioc for destruction. 30 cautious
IN rocoiving the denomination Of the
kind mentioned" Another Of these
certificates was discovered In a package
rcciycd from Chicago. So far a. known
the only cities In which they have ap.
poarcd arc Chicago, s. Louis and Phila.
delnhia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
lots and lands
FOR SALE. BY
DUNNICA & MINKERT,
BRYAN, TEXAS,
Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents.

Three lots. two blocks west Of Main
street In the city Of Bryan. House
with nine rooms, two halls and a gal.
lefy, also all necessary ouihOuses and q
good brick cisiefn. Will sell az q bar
gain aud on terms 70 suit the purchaser.
Two lots, two blocks west Of Main
street. Good roomy house and other
improvements, supplied with cisiern
water.
-Four acres Of land In northwest por
ton Of Bryan. House Of Elk looms, one
ball and two galleries. Al necessary
oulhouses. Good well OF water and
good brick cislen. Convenient 10 the
schools. Terms easy.
-Four lots In northwest portion Of
Bryan with house Of four rooms and
also has good cistern. Price 600
Terms easy.
Two acres In northwest portion Of
Bryan, with house Of four rooms and
good well OF water. Price 500.
Two acres ofland, with house Of 6vc
rooms, good vel, one mile north Of
court house; price $3.50. Terms easy.
Three acres ofland one mile north Of
court house, with house Of three rooms;
price t20o.
Three lois Of land Ia eastern portion
OF Bryan, house Of four rooms and well
OF good water.
lal l-2 acres Of land on Carriers creek
all In cultivation, also splendid real,
denoe and outhouses.
- acres land IN the south western
part Of Bryan. Residence with loul
rooms with dug well Of good water. Ale.
double crib and barn. win cell thil
place for $50.
We have several houses In Freedman
town for sale.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Charlie Mccullough, farmer. sui.
cided near Bonham, Tex, by hanging
himself.
ID. o. Bridges was shot through tho
bowels by Jim wallari near Kaufman.
Tex.
Robert Evans stabbed 10 death George
Duncan at Russellvillo, Ky. They wep
school boys only Il years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

san Francisco, Jan A-The Building
Trades council has endorsed the &C.
tons Of Iahor Commissioner +. L. Fitz.
gerald In urging AZ Washington, d. O.,
on their behalf the annexation Of tho
Hawaiian islands, advocating the eight
hour labor law, supporting tho anti.im.
migration bill, and striving 10 have q
CLAUSE inserted In the specifications for
the now postoiiicc In this city roQuiring
that an The stone b. dressed IN san
Francisco
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED.
Two Men killed. Freight Train wreck.
"a aud Cars demolished.

Knoxville. Jan. "a terrible aoci.
dent has oocurrod on the Cincinnati
Southern mad, causing the death Of two
Of the bost known men IN the service Of
that rad. Thomas Lennehan, On.
ginoer. and Fireman Dcnham were the
unfortunate victims OF an explosion that
caused the death II the two men, de.
rallied the tmin, demolished several
freight cars and did other damage. The
explosion occunud - miles fr1m Harri.
man. Train No %. the fastest freight
tmin between Chattanooga and Cincin.
natl, was running az a high rate Of
spood, the train hcing a double header.
having two engines attached on account
of the heavy grade at this point. when
The boiler Of one 90 the engines cxplod.
al, with che insults stated above.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

San Francisco, Jan. 5-Potcr jackson
and Potter Mahor aro tomcot. Tho man.
agors Of the oolorcd man and the Irish
champion have been IN correspondents
for some time, and have finally come d
an agreement. Tho articles In Accord.
anco with this have been drawn up and
forwarded 20 Mahor for his signature
They call Cor e0round contest, and Il
probably viii b. held In this city. Jack,
son has alrady gone into training. The
mill viii probably take plaoo within
eight weeks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Albany, Jan. DIN his message %
The legislature Governor Black said the
state tax for the present year was e. O.
on the $1,000. This rate produces ti2,.
o53,6Sl. OF this amount more than g..
100000 Is paid to run the public schools
and for the carr Of the insane. Receipts
from licenses 90 soll liquor, tax on in.
hcriianoe, tS,si5,i7a. Expenditures for
asylums, hospitals, rcfornatories, etc.
t7,s62 ,5eO.65. Total funded debt OF the
state ON Scpt. 30, was a., 566, go.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Victoria, Tex, Jan. Rev, r. l..
nabnoy, agod Is. died herr. He vas a
member oi the stad 81 General Stone.
wall jackson during the war. aud served
with him until bis death Or. Dabnoy
afterwards wrote the life Of Sionowall
jackson Tie held the chair az Austin
as professor Of mental and moral philos.
ophy Tor several ycars. His remains
viii D. sent % Virginia Tor intorment
lie leaves a wife and thru sons.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Shcrhrookc, Que, Jan. b.-Iaac d.
Dubois Tuesday shot and probably IA.
tally wounded Mrs Emily ranguay and
then killed himself She had been On.
gagged 20 him, but married Tanguay
Dubois sworo to b. rOyongod aud the
tragedy was the insult.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
charssa wnA snaEslIar clr.r..

ST. Louis, Jan. b-Warranis have
been issued by United States Commits.
sion Cray against a number Of persons
on the charge Of smuggling and selling
Mexican cigars into the United States.
samuel Nichols, and Charles James,
John Graham and sandy sides, col.
orcd, have been arrested. Nichols, Il Il
claimed, had a quantity Of cigars on
sale In a restaurant owned BY him az
Poplar Bluff, Mo A number Of other
arrests will follow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Springfield, O., Jan 1.-The execu.
tive committee Of the Liber,y party Of
Ohio has issued a call for national con.
ference % BE- held IN Columbus, O., Feb.
2S and "a. Tho object Of the conference
4 % perfect The organization Of the
party and to provide methods for push.
inv a vigorous campaign in every state
ln Che Union
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Waco, Tex, Jan. h-Tho rcmains Of
Ex-Governor Ross viii D. buried this az.
tcmoon beside thoso Of his parents. In
Oakwood cemetery.
The remains reached here yesterday
from Bryan, and the largest crowd Of
citizens ever assembled here met the
train az the depot Tho students OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
came up with the remains.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Albany, Jan. 1.-The legislature Of
New York met and organized today.
The senate with a membership Of 30, has
a Republican majority Of 20, Tho a.,
tombly with $50 names ON the roll 1.
Republican by eight In both house.
Republican caucus nominees woro elected
without any unusual incident.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06
GAINS AND LOSES.
I've Votes Change to Hanna and ThsH
Leave Him Again.

A@Af =
Columbus, o. Jan. 1.-The political
futuc Of senator Hanna Is certainly In
a delioately poisod balance. While thers
arr now 0nly reported TO be nine dis
sentcrs among the 10 Republican mem.
bors, one In the senate and eight In tho
house, yet the rally doubtful list i Ina.
tied 10 two or thrcc. some Of the dis.
scnting Republicans are not likely %
ever b. rcconciled 90 Senator Hanna
They have burned the bridges behind
them and openly admit H.
Late last night the Hanna managers
Lost the two doubtful members that they
had gained during the day, 80 that there
Is now no material change from that Of
Monday, when the house stood So 20 81
against Hanna. This would give tho
senator only 20 votes ON joint ballot. or
, less than enough 20 elect
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-06

Washington, Jan.5.-Rcports reccived
nom weather bureau officials In Florida
indicate that the frooze Of Jan. and 3,
is0o, while doing considerable damage,
did not approach In severity or dostruo.
uycnoss the froeEes In the winter Of
lsn4.QA