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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

Mrs Grundy says that Cupid
does not have rs much To- do
with fashionable weddings as
some people imagine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

Talmsge says: Gather up
the money that the werking
classes have spent for rum IN
the last thirty years, and | will
hnild for ever7 working man a
house. and lay out for him a gar
den and c'othe his sonsia broad
cloth and his daughters in silks,
and stand at his front door a
prancing span of sorrels and Sc
cure him q policy of life insu-
rance so that his family can be
maintained, after he is dead
And still men have the ha-di-
hood TO talk about Prohibition
being against the iaborins man
No wonder that the couyeu-
ton moved off so smoothly and
harmonIeusly on last Wednea.
day. the sherifs of four coun
ties were present on that occa
sion. Oar thoughtful aud vigi
liant county ovcrseer Capt. Ko6i
McWillians met his three broth
er sheriffs of Tate, DeSOto ans
Lafayette at the depot with hi
carriage, aud they constituted
what NIGH. be termed the "bi;
four" of the processiOn.-Holl.
Springs South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

Mrs Booth, Of Washington,
Tenn, died recently Ia the log
house she vas born it, ninety
eisht years ago. She bad in all
that time never been further
than i've miles away from home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

II doubtless made Ingalls, aud
Foraker gnash their teeth to
read the accounts Ot the Gettys
burg reunion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

Harrison, who banks on his
ancestry, Is like the potatoc
plant-the best part OF him is
under ground.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

The interest of the farmer
cannot be separated from the
welfare OF all other Honorable
eallings. The planting interest
Is the fouc,iation of the stability
and growth Of cur country, and
when Your interests lsnguish
me people mourn .-Duraat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02
Bridge Notice.

Consraets for building the following
bridges will be let in front of the court
house door IN Oxford, Miss. on lie LIST
Monday IN august. betweeu the hours
q II and 2 o'clock TO the lowest and
1es1 tidder. to.vit A bridge across
ioba Tuhhs Creek hear Airs. Prices
y v Majors. also a BRIDE near
Free sprinss across a stream known as
"Ainnow Braneh.' according 10 plans
arA predictions on de With Tho Chan-
eey risgs security re1psred for tas
tastef4' fnarcH e ~ xprfs act
JFfS c.ak.
JAY 10 iss5.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

II ysn seFeE Pfiekihg p2i S on mev-
ing q seyes er cspuat kea- tria1t hsht
~a tint ypar st vel1 A1d faliUy
yea 2yi4 peu fGy ~ d. JH Sc
s-ease eng eye alive. 25e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

1t has now been discovered
that Gen Harrison called the
Greenbacsers idiots and the
prOhibitioEists a set Of rantinc
hEpocI.ls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

Mosquitoes as big as spar
rows are reported ut Cape May.
where many people regret hay-
ing forgotten their r5volyers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02
With Moore. Marsh { Co.

There are Macy accidents and diseas>
es which affect stock and casse serious
Inconvenience ahiLss to this farmer in
work which may be quickly retnedi,
ID " tie Use Of Dr.. } II McLsors vo..
eaaie oil liniasent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

There Is saiy the difference of
an Is bff<sen weak.
ness a3tAnaa's weakness. One
IS gossl zhd tie other is goRp.
-Wa7EstoR Critic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

when nature falters and requires help
rscrnii her en.sebAsd ezsr. la w.fa L..
J a AcLeans STRENGTHENING ecrd; |.
and blooo Pgrifsx- 81 per bastis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02
PR N s.:

A novel inst out is entitled.
"An Editors PURSE II is d
very light affair. There is an
airy Rotlaiugness abont 1t that
makes the title s9peraous ii
not santaiogieai.-Eaws.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02
les0IutioEs Adopted at a Meet
ing OF the Citizens Held at
Philadelphia Church Is Miss
East of Oxford, Ialy, 90, 1888

philadelphia Church ID MISS
East Of Oxford, Iuly, 90, 1888
We publish the following pro
ceediBgs as a public newspaper
and because loi citizens OF the
county have made a personal re-
quest to that effect who 10y their
signatures assume the response
for what they have sald.
No one shall have cause TO com
plain Of any publication oi ont
own about any matter II We
know it. Neither shall any one
complain Of what we publish for
others, the rule Of the public
newspaper being that when re
sponsible people ask for the IN
sertlon off public matter unless
names are called il should be
published, the same columns
being open for answer to any
responsible person desiring to
make ANSWERED.. EAGLE
Whereas. we have heard OF
the wiifu, and malicious lynch
ing OF q man known rs Dr
Thomas. Ia the neighb0rhood OF
Pine Hill church, some eight OF
ten miles norih east of Oxford,
without cause or prOyocation.
one of the mos, outrageous and
brutal known Of IN this country.
we therefore here express cui
disapproval and condemnation
ofall such acts and think that
tie same ought TO be immedi
ately Investigated and we here
express our villiugncss to as
si>t in said Investigation, and
we therefore personally request
the proper Authorities To pro
cecd ut once TO said investiga
ton and we, believing as we DC
with the light before rs IN the
cage that the guilty ones can be
found aud believing it 10 be thI
duty of every good citizen tc
see that the law ia executed, We
personally request every good
1Nzen that is opposed to al
sucA lawlesSness to join us aHG
see tNat persons guilty OF suoi
a deedare punished.
BE il further resolved, thai
we in&ite ether neighborbood,
to taky such actions as they
deem expedieut in tie premiseG
aad that the editor Of our coun
~ paper be requested 10 publish
the proceedings of this meeting
BE it further resolved by thi.
body that We demand OF the
Courier-JoUrual his authority
for publishing the article con.
corning the lyuching of said DIR
Thomas.
Resolved, that the Secretary
copy the proceedings OF this
meeting and send one copy to
the county paper and one to the
CourierJoGrual for publication
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02
Brunswick, Ga. April %, 1886.

Sold by T D Isom, Druggist. Oxford.
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Subscribe for the EAGLE.
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PERFECr EYE PREsERyERs.

Testimonials fsem the leading physicians in
the United states, GOyerncrs- senators, leg
i~siators, stoekmen, men of noie Ia all Profess
siens and Ia different branches Of trade, bank
efs, nlerchants, etc. can be given who have
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02

W HAlsers, Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-02
G0RBIsLB WITH GREAT REFRACTlNa
POWER.


And for softaes of endurance to the
eye cannot he excelIed. enabling the
weaver % read for hours without fatigue
IN fact, they are
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Gitn propertn for Sale.

A MAGNIFICENT CORNER West End-aya, ana
n four ADJOINING houses between West I'D and .3d SITS
designs elegant finish; delightful location: Al
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Amnsements.
DALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 30th-St
~ Under the management Of Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY.

''~~'''~'''~' .z.-.~---------
DALY's THEATRE. Broadway and 3oth-St.
~ Under the management Of Mr. ACGUsIlN DALI
nGnor s t. sS mat bis
Of his "'nefSPsa5 fsTfsEEo rocrs
with the first rk Pfeds SoShSY az fas
adapted sian Ss's b S' oS%rY "a iSTn
IhE ssss sSss E S% DsHf SsSis
LOTTERY JOHN JONAH WOOD %pA as '' rye
OF Mr.. "g'P T. Gilbert a. aonoei sAsrs% Tsss
love Miss Sara fhs%Sr s, s ss Dian"
Miss Kitty cneih han . 6 Ann Eliza
THE rIRs Mss N ar NSafn q lH LOTTERY OF
LOVE- viii be given saturday. Oct ID
DALMERS THEATRE, B'way and 3Oth-st.
Nj n R.l%sr 10, e: -. Sole s..n Msusg sss
control the house. For the current season
the attractions will be rs follows;
From OCT. TIE co sSNS4s4'
under tho direction OF Messrs. Henry f.
to OCT 30 Abbey and Maurice Grau.
From OCT % T1s lfy9r * A Ag nGH praTa
to NOV l2 direction lire, Of Mr william Gillette.
From DEC. ?. MARY ANDERNsoN S; .,,.v
to FEB. ls. so} schoeirei &
From FERRIS, THE NOTWITHSTANDING
COMPANY
10 MARl \ (Return engagementl
From MARl1) THE McCAUTL OPERA
CJMt ANY. -.
uuder ths direction OF Col. John n Mc.
CgnlL in . series of brilliant productions
to OCT. :. and REVEALS
From OCT - SIGNOR SALVINL
10 NOV / upder the direction Of Mr.. A. VI. Palmer
In NOVEMBER 1899 Nh. Palmer Will inarguiate
his own At this theatre with his ltEttI LAR
STOCK COMPANY and will thereafter pursue suDsthl.
TALLY policy which has marked his mana cement
the Union Square Theatre and the Madison square
Theatre He hopes that his efforts at ms new house
will with that Of favor from the amusc-
ncnt public he has enjoyed during the past seven
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

THURSDAY, OCTOBER II.
VALUABLE WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
ON poo, A., a-tbst East River: full water grant
Formerly occupied by Murphy Nesoitt as oriekys"'
SUPERIOR COURT FORECLOSURE SALE
JAMES r. CUNNING. Esq. Referee Walist.
WHEELER DE +. EDWARDS Esq, Plaintiffs Attor-
aey, III Broadway.
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Cost unD fcnn0.

= osT on STOLEN Bank book No. 2o2,5i7 OF The
l. EmIgrant industrial Savings Bank. the Hinder VIII
be rewarded leaving q the bank No O Chambers
St PATRICK HANWAYs pepositor.
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G YMpHoNY SOCIETY OF NETWORK.

- WALTER DAMROSCII Conductor
TlTyENTH SEASON. lsss.so; ~
Nov ~ 81 ELI nee "a jan Is Feb Is March IL -
Nv coNcERTs,saturiay eyeniags, Nov. 5, Nov. "a.
Dec is Jan. 10 Feb 10, March 10.
SUBSCRIBERS OF last season who Wish TO retain z, her
Poi'ITAN OPERA HOUSE from Monday Oct Ii to
saturday Oct 90 inst. After that date all unclaimed
The general sale OF season tickets win commence on
"Wednesday Oct. "a. - -. -.
season ilcaets TO DAMRoscus EXPLANATION
LECTURES can also be- Obtained at he san'e iine an9
10 Mr. MORRIS RENO. Metropolitan Open House.
u,uE BOOK OF oPEN.AlR SPORTS" octave, 900
/ pages. illustrated The STANDARD auInoriy on
ming. ball playing, shooting horseback riding etc, etc.
In sull AZ Der ccpy. published The Tribune. Nev
YORK Entertaining and universally eompmeated ~ Me
presA
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BUSINESS OPENING.
Alnsieal Jnstrnmcnts.

4 NUMBER OF alchily used upright and SQUARE pianos
"A Of our malse, which were specially aelccted ana used
bv the artsts of the Metropolitan opera House COMPANY
during the past opera season. VIII DC so'u ~ "o'l"'
,eIustion from ovt regular prices. ,a,
WM KNhBE 4 CO., 1l2 shave, above lOth-st
IrIsCHER PIANOS renowned Tor tone ara standing.
4 In tnno Manufactures and storefcomS 42l 20 f23
ives: cstn.s. and e3T Broadway. lSth-s. tptsons
nuIlineI Pianos exchanged rented or INSTRUMENTS
W TTTTR Private instruction after my grand mcthod
Zhiahest references H. LANDOR 0s3 ieSngton-aVe:
M ATNUsuEK PIANOs.A full assortment O. . our
tl new and elegant OF uprghs IN original designs
s,d tone drro6illv and workmanship unsurpassed new
Pianos rented and easy payment some second mana, ~
s,"ria harcairs GOOD secondhand dprlghts of other
makers from sIOO upward-a GOOD opportunity NAilu-
Sick PIANO MEG co., 80 5thavc. "a noor Delo"
1tth-gf.
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i)rofes sicna1.

A YOUNG MAN. Is years Of age, who has Just ielt
"A school, wishes employment IN any metesg ii o.,
hontInc house where he make himself useiui can
cn satisfactory 10 ability ana charact
Address w Box 90 Tribune Office. N Y.
1f1rr afro MAN 4S years OF age single, wishes EN-
"A poynont IN any mercantile or banking nouse WIZ s
no can make himself useful cve SATISFACTORY fcI.
enccS a, 10 ability and character Address BAN'hofI'
Tribune Onlcc
=, Tr.xoGRAPVEE and TYPEWRiTER.-E Expert mnn
- of oxprcnce character ana attainInents S1SIEM'
100 East 1Oihst.
wv ANTFD-By Young lady. Canadian. position es
w ronnanon 10 elderly or invalid lady 0overness go
children under IL or would superntend housekeeping ana
children: objection travel references
exchanged. Address Miss NJ. 50 Woodhulst Brookyn'
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iuainsss lJropertn for Sal. ann 70 EFT

BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND oEFIcEs TO
- LET. Beeknisn Ann, Fulton John, Pear! VIII.
Ian Nassau ana streets In the Vicinity rutland
WHITING, BeSKnsn-st
ITO LET.-Threo lofts 5oxsb: light all around; steam
elevator. steam power. steam heated. inquire o.
s. u. ALTHAUSE CO..
On premises 10i and 1913 Thompscn.st
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A -TIIREE ELEGANT NEW DWELLINGS, 4S,
N. ana 81 West s5,h-s; box stoop; cabinet Finished
superior in every respect. Open for inspection daily
JAMES \. Il.AME. Builccr
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ORATORIO SOCIETY OF NETWORK.

ORATORIO SOCIETY OF NETWORK.
WALTER DAMROsCH Conductor.
sIXTEENTH SEASON. 1899 1889.
Public i,ehearsals "Wednesday afternoon. Nov IL.
Dec 90 March 20. Concerts: Thursday eveningS Ney.
l5 Dec. o. March o. Last seasons suBSCiLBE r.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, FROM Monday. Oct.
IL TO- saturday, Oct 20th inst After the latter date
ali unclaimed ,cets Twill be offered sUbscriDers The
general sale Of seascn Tickets win Tuesday.
Oct % All business communications should be adj
dressed to Mr.. MORRIS RENO Metropolitan Opera liou-
- ALMER'S THEATRE. Coquelin- Hading.
i date WALIACK'S.) .
Commencing MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER s.
" COQUELlN. Of the Coincide franca:se' Nine
JANE HADlNG Of the Gymnasc. and superior French
dramatic company Under The direction OF Messrs Henry
T. Abbey aud Maurice GInu; - -.
REPEETOIRE FOR FIRST WEEK:
MONDAY DEBUT OF NJ C0QUELIN
Les Prcccuscs Rdicuies" La Joie Fat Pcur," and
two CoQuelin MonoloSues" - ...-- ..
TijESDAY DEDuT OF NINE. HADING.
LIE MAIrRE DE FORCES.
and Mnc Tadihs, LAvFNrU RIERE -
THURSDAY. r." Grincrire' and lie Dcpute de Botr'
bisnac:o FRIDAY, lies SURPRISES da Divorce sATUH-
SATURDAY GRAND MATINEE
Seats row sale. Prices - 80. ~ and VI.
Reserved admission. al and - cents.
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- TAR THEATRE, Broadway and 3th-st.
~ Reserved Seats Orchestra Circle and Balcony % cts
IMMENSE CROWDS HAVE BEEN
DISAPPOINTED
DISAPPOINTED
DISAPPOINTED
DISAPPOINTED
DISAPPOINTED
at not being able TO obtain seats
Delay is dangerous. Buy at once
ZlG-IAG
IIG-XAG'
XIi-XAti
XiG-IAtc
XIG-XAG
XIG-ZAG
XIG-IAtr
will not he here after this week.
FREE PASSES
FREE PASSES
FREE PASSES
FREE PASSES
FREE PASSES
to people who had to be carried out from screams
OF laughter. ,r,u,cc
., all thu Nevyork papers agree that hundred and
sixty screams OF laughter place this .
CYCLONE or SUCCESS
beyond the criticism OF chronic
GROWLERS.
II you want 10 see pcrfeello In acuns
YOU GET IT,
and "a for singing. why
YOU HUM
the tunes for month.
DON'T COME
unless you want the best and greatest show In
town.
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TUESDAY, OCT 16.
o7oi sTII-AVE., 6STORY STORE.
AZ BAXTERST., 5-STORY AND BASEMENT
bick buiIdpc covering 25x00 used for manufacturing
purposes aud heated by steam IRON adjoining buuihg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

Chicknsaw land company to Robert
Pollock. bot ol block 4. In Woodland
subdivision. SO
John +. Vol and wife To H. Harden
hruck, tract Of land IN the third civil lis.
iuct. sluO.
Phillip J. Howard aud wife 10 George
Anna l1ndon, part oi country lot as.
cornrr OF Front and Henry streets,
s.,p7ifn.
Charles n. Wolf to T. ilamcnbmok.
thiiiy.,.ght acres Ia Thiul civil district,
500
W. " Dixon, assignee, to Hester Mix.
lui N VI Ihc Morgan subdivision. la iUH
Pickering. eiNi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

distributed among subscribe THE MEMPHIS WEEKLY
quent and November 1888 All old subscribers will be
participate have extended
romd The List of Gifts UNPARALLELED VARIETY
VALUE. and consists OF the following articles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
THE COURTS.
sI,rIb, ,irrnII,onrt.

Today's calendar lO,"Ol, J. W. Schur.
lock Va. " A. Mcintosh; lo,2ol, :. J.
Newman W. 4. II. Duncan ct al; i0,2Ol
], W. Sachs W. Martin Hooker lO,2OS.
Charles Heck w. Walker lahins, 10. In,
TAYLOR Alternately vs.. ia. blocker, lO,2ll,
T. !. Winters Va. q. NJ Dunn 1t al,
lO,2l2, Annie rcyton Va l.. Slpub, lO,2la
William Es,ick " Prospect rark.S Belt
Railroad. lO2ll. Myers aud Sweeney w.
NJ slucklin, ps5i, !. T. Frank W. W. q.
Ford. lO.lO0. Goodhar, Love y Co. vs.
James Swcaringcn, 10, lSd, John Walsh w.
llnIfN Malkef.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits Of neglect may be serious, Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, tho
tendency Of which is to weaken the
bowels. The best remedy Is Ayers
pills. Being purely vegetable, their
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beneficial. They are ap admirable
Liver and Aiter-dinner pill, and every
where endorsed by the profession.
"Ayer's Pills are highly and univer-
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For several years Ayers Pills lave
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

This bving llalloNmas, or Al saints fcs
uNl, Il will b. celebrated, IN due and
ancient FORM by services NJ u3D and 10
o'clock am. 40 the latter service the
rrfmun will bear on the significance Of
Toe dny, The dyptichs will be- rad, and
tie blessed sacrament celebrated The
choir will b. present aud very many floral
offerings will bU dedicated. to br taken
~ tho cemeteries after the service Wei.
come 10 nll uCfsuus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
,r.minsl ,ourt.

The lane murder ease is still ON trial In
this court.
George CLARK, charged with larceny wa
found guilty and sentenced TO ~ months
and ~ days imprisOnmcn, la the county
wufkhuusc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
aarrisge I.tesn.s-.

Tho following couples we're yesterday
licensed 10 marry
Edward Sanders aud Miss Kate Rogrrs.
T. Owen and Miss Annie rlummrr.
AulrN Austin and Miss Clara Rrynulda.
T. II johnson ind Mis- a. VI. n. Robin.
son, James n. Mcdlcr aud Mu. lilic
hNlu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

Fimi Lieutenant g. bergman, United
States navy, Who vas attached 10 the En-
tcrprise, has been sent home from the Eu-
ropcan squadron, under sentence Of n
court inaftinl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

Tnti strollcd along the broad parade,
John Jones and pretty Miss Maria
"Nouf teeth are awful, IOln," she sid,
why don'tyou buy the bcautincr7
Zee minel ilos whlicl Yes. us my won
To polish thcin with B0LOdonl."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

~ Yov suffer with rUauh7 You can b,
cured u yea take llunl's sauntur.lla. the
Ffra. blood purifier : id hy all druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

~ an right smart glad. Gus. that | iol.
lowed your advice, Tor my teeth arr In
splcni.d condition since using Longs Pearl
Tooth soap"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
LANES LUNACY.
HIS FATHER CONTINUES TO GIVE
POINTS AS TO HIS PECULIARlTIES.

He Has Been Queer Since lee3-Testi-
mony OF other Witnesses as to His Ec-
centric Conduct-Evidence Of Wit
nesses Who Saw the Killing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-16
CONDENSED NEWS.

A letter of Emperor Frederick III has just come to light, showing that the two ob- iects uppermost in bis mind were the settle me 1t of the AlSace-Lorraineq question and the marriage of his daughter Victoria.
 Opium smuggling is rampant on the ex- treme western frontier.
 A cowboy, with his pistol, robbed the Na- tional bank at Hutchinson, Kan, of several thousand dollars.
 One brother shot another, somnambulist, in the Choctaw Nation, by mistake.
 negro was taken from jail at Asheville, N. C., and hanged to a tree for dastardly crime. It was the first case of lynching in western North Carolina. ssS
 It is said that it is probable that the Re- publicans will not now introduce substitute for the Mills bill in the house, but will offer amendments to that bill and finally vote against it.
 While Pastor Bowdish was preaching re- vival sermon in the old John Street church, in New York, he fell in swoon and remained unconscious for an hour.
 Grocer Hubener, of Ninth avenue, New York, was awakened by burgler and shot him. The thief was taken to Roosevelt hos pitaL His accomplices escaped
 The faith curists of the Elsey Memorial chapel, on Jewstt avenue, Jersey City, have not cured the breach between themselves and the pastor, Mir. Phillips Their prayers now seem to widen the breach.