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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

sst-lz-e Of the Black Diamond has
80 1-rsezsd public attention IN En-
- - j. = tae issues between thas country
a. - = Oalt7t States Epou the subject
:. sea Interests In Bshrinx Sea- and
ne, papers Comment verT freely
s--.rl1as N1as uoss oE rhen agree IN de-
as ta= latest outrage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

saa--- . : rsdze1iG1 o. wages from
sSuess- - Twelve es-ts per G0zsa n
sL,~--Ss ever I90 young women en-
n - az1siczzr & Co, Of The Read
sr-s.-i Hosiery Mills. went out On
N Ne sSh- The girls h=EG meet
=. = -. rss.'ivsd Eaf - p hneE r-sI
s-sf--ees were rixhEed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

sz NasEIagson Terrfrorv Cousriru-
rs5r-- = y se 'aoa- ca the ssh. adopted the
~ S-s COMMITTEES On public build
hezr-a Provides that the question Of
>. ne capital shall be submitted TO
e the ueznrine the capital
af ra--1 az Olympia The uesrior
s..T1 suffrage ut school elections
nj -. =. = t-as Legislature TO pass upoa
rss.T Nov-rher election II Issa, when
os submitted TO the people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15

The moufAlv report % ths state De-
pirtuisut 2 Agri-u,rrre - Ssuth Carp-
Ina shows the c5a45fian os the GROWN 2
crops 81 August T. There was a u -ht
improvement n the cunditisu % cotton
during the Hlauth = July. though c0r-~-
sPondeuks report Gam1ge frnrn excessive.
raln fan whieh has caassd the ulant ~
-Aed- II - eztimateI that the crop IS
frum te1 days % two weeks late. czHsed
By BAL staa1s in rhs early part % the
season rhs candi iou - reported as -
aEniHEf = the ssrls dats iase wea~
Germ Il -su@raI1y reported in fac con-
eltie1. though some damage i reported
70 lsads. eaused BY tho recent heavy
rains The ernp j. the Best since f~-s
and seue eerrespoulea-s sav that in
their locaijfias the yield VII ha All the
land can prndnee- The condition * II
against = II the same tine list year.
The eoutItian - rirp fs reported at u
against = sane time Iast year. thauz-h
the heavy rains since ; sly Ray some
what change these estimate.
The coalition - other crops il a. saf-
iexs= Sorghum- -: sugar cane. 81: peas.
81 IRISH potatoes. =, sxeet Tatatoes. 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-15
JuIs vs. COTTON eAcGTSo-
met m Arksnsss % sh~ A-.Iaa IN rIw---
P"@t-h cssnsnant~atissa .f ts--asa Tas~r-
70 M Csstsa-erow~rs-wha IltsI-
I-srs w~a Believe.

meet In Arksasss 90 sh~ A--I,s. IN rIv---
P-'-ft-h Cssnsnuas~stl.sr .r ts--ss fns-r
- 70 M Csst~a-srow~rs-wha Iltsl-
t-ars Wee Believe.
The Little Rock Bss-I % T-.,t. n. -
esiF~ll n cnuuzurfrnflo-t s-ars + n -.
ers, superintendent - the Sew V.,-k f..ss-
to1 ExeAasE~. whaeh Contained a I-ss.r
trora Joha Enubarxh. president q fhs
o'laT8 q directors % the T.iverpssaf C-as-
to1 Assariatian- relating - ~. aa@ u
e''tfa1 aaG-iE<. Whiis fhe curuwnus.-.-
tHln trnm Liverpool does not s.at. that
eutfoa wrapped tn eortnn ba<xfnx iust~..l
- iste VII not b rec~fv.sI i ssrvnrIv
Aants n that dlreesiaa- TAe r.l~erra,l Fs.-
t-r = divided late six paraxrapk~. n.
ar~t = whteh iztinafes thas sae aasi.r-
writer's cunstsler cotton ha<sSnw una@-
sirthls: TIE s@~untL that i doe. net
a1or4 suaicie1f prusectl1u; the third
tlat . VII rot BE s-roax enough. The
faurth. that there wsll y. great iarorven-
ir1ee from iss zses ssth- TIA. th.r- viii ns
Al ahse1ee & ssu1E NJ bAxxfn- fsr mead :
! ing pszxpose-. ,rrst i.sf. fh-f the farrpas--f
cost by suEpiYin< cnftnn haxxfay VII
eiase atst5Hct boss o. tn i-ssporte- "a
every pond q has-<tn- had sar rea,lsa~
'he epsta esattsn hass-inr per pozzH bssa< :
e"rlsist@raslT N ~xcass et the sans weight
* euft3u- The Liverpool ASSOCIATION d.
slrss information FROM the View York Ex-
change on the following points. AMI that
exehange has sent letters broadcast %
tle southern exrhan<rs s5Iieisinx-
2 = haf r. aportsun % tas c-up = uz-ly -
'rrse forward 4 thls csv~riarf
Whether more haasis taan ar- AZ pr~S-n.
nsed VII nur ~ rssssirs,i 1ar TIE prup~r pro-
tect.an % naless
a. hat 'Teirat pr Tart Is e Iks5v % -
An tavrstigatisl among Little Rock
men evltences that three -sourths q them
are - the opinion that the rssttou-bax-
Sins = tar fnfeFior to the fGts: that IL =
BOT strong enough IN resist reuxh han
sali1~- that the aamher q hands will
have % he Increased: that IL l. nos a.
cneap n ig-e. aud thlt the eloseuess %
texture VIII make the uioidinx and rot
tirS ot the cptfoa iaevifabls. Il il eSti-
niatsd That ahogf sue-twsuti~th % one
Per cent < the Arkausss erup will D..
s1lpred tn cpstgu-baggin-: that more
oands VII have 20 &c used to tn. bale.
and that The eotfou-bsgxiug used xiH
weigh three-foErtas 0t a pourd - the
yarL Many < the Little Rock merchant. d.
have eottoH -haSgiaS for sale. and Il hss
oee1 generally understood araoug plaaf-
erS aEd merchants that no objection 10
it, uss vii be raised. Ia view os the
present rrixai coalition af Affairs. a sps-
claI meeting q the Little Rock Board %
Lreie was called - consider the matter.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
BLEACHING The HAIR.
Tho vie Compounds That Are Used in tn

senseiess Practice.
According % Medical Classics recent
analyses have shown that the preparations
for bleaching me hair ''to TIE delicate
golden shade 50 much admired by the court
circles Of Europe and the best society q The
United States. - 20 quote from a lao.l on ore
OF The bottles. all depend upou the oisccior-
ing and corrosive Influence q rasccut oXy-
gen or rascent ca,0r ne. TIE basis used In
the various nCstrums Tor This purpose are
peroxide q hydrogen. aqua rcCia and
brouzers' acid. Pcroxidc q hydrogen =
tle midest alG moss innocr0us q the ul0
named II is colog,ess liquid which de-
str0ys the material co.or 81 The h2r. and
which. II used long enough, turns IL 81 un-
natural Erayish white. 10 is rather cxpeu-
s.ve. and 81 Is therefore used much Jess
than tle two otaor scids. Il produces sores
upon tie scalp and gives rise 20 SKIN com.
plants shat resemble teifer. sslf-rbcum and
scaIl-heal. The two ACIDS arc eQusl = vie.
They attack and cat the bair and SKIN
slse- TIE former they partly bleach AID
partly burn - = handsome gold color. tie
latter they STAN 20 aboLt the same hue -
Goes a gnt application ~ iodine besices
the cCrmAt0i0cle froUt - named. they
cause ma'7tiss hardly listing lsnzble from
eczema and crrf. c1a- one curious G isease
that thev cause is an inflammation q tie
cells q TIE hair .feles Tho cellular VA :
break down ard lymph. and often blood. is
exfravasetcd q anureriab.e q antilles. A.
three bases pre- rre falling olt q the hsf
and urpusfr 70 rrrss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Asx- fFs.sps tailea o.
rs1is Tex. - lr- ksl14y sss4zas
oeysrIoE hoss Resolved 1sf.A.ch trss- :
= y -sl.s1. ~ 4le8l1l15 szssas l1at z<1G
- ece -rrs1 ee-sss1 rs - sl-es -
; cd gsc1srs riy4. rc1rsal fsctis1s.
= asa rAsria Garpsy "a Dep-
~ lcAsasy uers sLls1 "a ssv-
a. st-ers wounded Ihs atsnszch
A. nat tie nslEng IS s-ll Ia
Eesre5s 4Dl tosg zo.Es ssrs needed 4
a. alc1 res- receives frou Cautsin Reich
- ol las aoas1c4 aga <lar1s. sags Eiea-
= ~ u 2 ths 54e1s g o.eb Governor
~'sa "a. is- o.4sEe- Ia x1t ( AZ - q
1e--ato2, -A1sE Captain aeich-1dl. g. p 10
- 4l-o-- ~ ol1s La also Is lexrar1sd
So ~ .o- b4l1-m grsys G. De Er4es %
Sc - A0-lsats act CO LIZ O0VsrDox
y =. elulss 4 - Tie nrs- Tran
IS ssyDuds - TIE Izl-s given % the
4i-e L9l1-cE4-s - IOEs Bend 11u4 e4rlnx
at a. Tia " oelpeczeEs include
aegroes AID fs~ ~litss. lie negroes
AZ vastly ~ TIE ascendant II = renew ~
= a rsos quarrel
lac gsuLsLasn wao arrived here ~ the
: uaa reported that the WooapsekeE
So~c a-ro7s ~eEs IA tAe coGTt-1Cuss
Surrounded - It's oIhsf faction. Ut 40
eoss Lga1ng lad 0ce ITsd They con-
Amsd to news " tas killing " Sheriff
slul 0assey and ex S1eEiG JAKE BlAkeney
lns following are wounded Henry Frost
s~sliy "a Oiosoa, slig atty, Judge Parker,
ts4iy Noses Bradley seriously
1Ls riot . - preciPirated ~ 'Jsybird"
s~lxng through The tOen ~trA lis WlR-
eAestsr he VS. arrested and put Ia Jail
fl9Ating soon began. ne dead sheriff and
Ne eH<Len1 we're Jay bircs young
nuiaao girl wss killed By accident AL
Wa 21lst at midnight
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
BISMARCK is THE CAPITAL
The North Dakota Convention so Votes
Great Rejoioin. There.

Great Rejoicing There.
BIsxAncK. y D.. Aug 1.-THE agony is
over Bismarck Is made the capital OF
North Dakota ia tho constitution and the
other public institutions are located as Pre-
yiously published Al Friday nights ses-
zion OF the convention the capitol
was crowded When the article
locating the public institutions was
reached Messrs Purcell OF Wah-
peton: Bartlett. Of Griggs and John
son OF Lakota, renewed their iibustering
tactics. but they were promptly eat upon,
and the article was adopted by &
vote OF - TO % When the
vote Was announced the immense con
course Of visitors shook the capitol with
applause has were thrown in the air
ladies' waved their fans aud nandksrchie!s
and every body save the representatives Of
the defeated candidates for the capital re
ioiced over the settlement Of the yexed
question
The Board OF Equalization has completed
is labols The levy made is three mills. and
the grand total of assessed valuation f.
sIGs. ~. 500, an increase OF 100000
over ..st year
O-IApiA. " T., Aug 1.-THE conven-
Il u has g. ED 10 submit a proposition for
woman suffrage 10 the people with the con-
stiruUon.
HELENA. n l.. Aug 1.-THE Constitu-
tional convection held but brief session
Friday It's work is finished, and adjourn
ment is expected to-day Three thousand
dollars were Appropriated OF State funds TO
pay ezra expenses. and memorial 10
Congress was adopted. asking for 5000
more TO make up shortage III the funds
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
TO Settle ras Strike.


A~~4s
49, w
Ass~ft S<''- ~A~ 49, -
&-e~.-.- ---~' $50
Ast--te - ~-.~@s' 4
ts--As- So ~ q ~@+ie- Si-se -~-l-As
a. Gas ass TAI Az @-e -s-l - - f4i-
1zf * t-1 Dt as ~--1 A-,-el "a 3l-t SEQ
ia - rs N-t-Att- 1-A4ais AA.-s
aea9l- Nst" = ~--s ASS Apprentices - 80
E-i1sIs ~ 80 sass o--s-st- ~--- ?. --s ~
as o-4-1 se~-s NlAos, p lee 81 ~A- 1s----
s41 -tf - Le--ll ana y. $3.50
81 At-s EA e"Aels ~ us --.-s@
tf-cts iie-@ e-telS --e 80. 40 yes ~---'
rfe ecAs -@l al bfA.-" 9.- -i-.s y -s@-a
a. Ia Sac 4a- Safias N--ss -A~ s's-'f
cents ~ o4r@-1 -Ae ~~s NN-e-s
n-~11 car II teA ce-e .e+
acre ~ele TAO &C. -l@ls ~-'tV- 49,
t-s opet @-oI IL l@~-t 49, '-s
miners lA c-at-loN-- no q ~-~ rs
miners attet --lE sss--. 0set~sI - -
cePt Reduction ~ Afs ~s-A -eA the
part - lelnls Asse --t-c4 '--s NiAtieLee
49, I1e~5A~-ia+-e ~ 1l''- $50 GA 4--@-s
there - 50 - ioiA-s- com -l 80 ~ - =. 10
t3As The -7s'lon @ilr- ~~' .ss -As-' As
sl-Art -aA-tNt' 49, ~ 1865 49, w. 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Judge waitsr 4 Gresham las Folls 81 cha
Thousand is-slaoa
as1ssoz ks.I1s All a. - KaIops O. cen
sQA specialist About las ssss
il tzkas 81 laen g. A-4xess ths ~bsai
a.. * oAe ra1eL ~ Noi4s4 Ne1l.ts Nel
Ihs SHAT h4s leke1 great i@s.ss - i,af-
faIQ slll spd va l.sah4t.f asool&ts iala
California h4s ls' ,sN honassisa1s ~ IT,
asses eAcl gaai Aass aos hsen spp.ls4 ios.
lhs weekly y lsesnsln sssls @ol4aal D. sc
voAls ol1 Is d 80 established -n1sg - 4@l.as
~ l8e Msalsen tzt1osa ln aa
gl.s Empiess af Germany via make her
hrs. sisil. Ia company sls1 nsI husband %
ass ~ eiloc-c
Fac towse1l William boaner o~nea ~
Cha .s> .4Vso = 80. ~ flus4agt liz.
' ~ .lIaeo - 30 ~agel e~.-e l14T hast
Eua ~. fTl-aN llass sn.-slt Sl1e5t
hing Man. ~ aervla Aas consented
T. allow "a eaee. AAlals 81 visit Gel sen.
Klns Alexander several ulnes so~I @aa -
reside IN lne palace daring easA sisis
Thomas heeo Of oalaphsl.stliis. Nv
white riding GA GVrseAack Thursday. va
ran Into ~ team ~ runaway iol4ios ia
sAau " a. fractured death resulting Ia haf
a. AtAi
Margaret Hiidebranoe aged - NAs
burned a. death ~ Kansas Dlts ffioaf
morning ~ 1le explosion ~ kasoiins
steys hertAa Gardner, Asea 40. va AiHo
fatally banned
The srass earnings ~ the Cnton Pacific
railroad Tor June were e. a.. So al Ia
crease 81 e. lig over The same lAonlh "a
l>Ss Ire uel earnings we're q .see - az
increase ~ SIS ecf
Howard e ioveri1ge assistant manager
60 TIE associated elevators who ~ss ar
rested for completely In the sherman grain
shortage case al bunGlo. va fIlaay Al
Ilftted &c bal ia a. so
Tie Congo ospiet appears 70 be oeHei-
oping ~ producer o. tobacco hTasse 4
t0bacoouists Say t1ni IL leaves are enark
ably wei adapted foT cigars. being Of ex-
oeodingly good rsvor and very suppie.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
JOHN GETS A YEAR.
4 hzlssiss ppi judge Surprises the
Champion Bruiser.
PUNISHED FOR PRIZE FIGHTING
Sentences - serve Twelve Nontns Ia ths
sL@te f~1iteAtts1s kel~rex flt@~
@lrilk IL fla.d the san
~ $500
kIIL.HLN EANIENlKn

PgEsIs Aiss AS i1 Arg .-laeuts a. tLs
SUlAs4n case were t..aae tIl1ss ~ DISTRICT
Al.1Ia.F AeVllle 81. .he oialx 4pt 81 Al
a. eY-.ie1eF4l q 2u1 saaFcs y lho~n
AID eroen Tor tar tsfousS he itsllel
A1cr4ss urged Gaze ilrs - ylnoso@ss Tie
seoa uAna- 81 GAS STATE ~ showing ia. Tie
law N0ala le g. hel1 The les aesss -
c1NsS Nsre tA0a Tea4 Tie JAY,
Ar.er Beng out ~ hear Anl A~Ai.
returned . verdict ~ Guilty Ct prize
rghaug as charged IA The nfsl count ~ tie
Indictment sullivan looked annoyed
buG other 81 lee showed 40 elaot1on hc ieft
he courtroom VIA several u his friends.
Gnc though apparently little 0swn-heart-
e. 81 nfst soon recovered AIS Ksnialltf
PuKyls hiss. aug ~ Quite q huAaDsr
q John l. SallsAus friends WeEt - Tie
courthouse with ne Iuglhss tnis mora
ing ana az were IA yeTy pleasant liatae
q mind They osrtzinly thought that tns
champion WOald get CT VITA nns. ano
never for lnonasi.t iEnsg ised mat lie court
would r. atense tas I-lsoDsr % ssTNe ars
time behino the bars surprise "As ~
store for them. tAolg h iol ~1ea the ace g
lad delivered tee sel enoc thst ir~Ae
tat ghe great John J. y e. 10 he iinI'i -
one1 Tor tWelss mouths Tor pIlae -he huns
Ia X sslsslppl and mat Referee Fitzpatrick
~ 10 LAD p eAdad gallty. n a. 20 psy 80
nue lie ssntenoe VA surpI1ss - otAen
besides = friends cf The prisoner
motion Tor 4 new E1A vas entered a.
once ~ tie champions lawyer and i u be
oYerIuled al appeal will be taken 10 ths
Supreme Court % the State. Nhich Vii bs
determined - tie October terra Every
thing that can be. viii done 70 keep gohl
from serving the sentence
BALTINoEE Nd. Aug Ill Chiids the
detective who took John l. Sullivan south
has arrived here for JAKE kilr4ln lie had
an interview with States Attorney Kerr
and Marshal Frey Kilrain' e o0uasel. JOSEPH
Nhyte. being out " town, 10 was decided u
DO nothing until next Monday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
iNOIAtlA SOLDIERS MONUMENT.

The Programme for Laying the Corner
Stone-President Harrison Expected.
ISDIASAPoLIs, Ind Aug. 1.-THE Of
ficia prog ANNE for tho laying of the
corner stone OF tho soldiers and sailors
monument is announced There viii be a
salute OF artil cry during the day and a
parade of AL the attending Grand Army
posts President Lsngsdale. OF the monu-
ment commission viii give brief history
OF the work. and the stone VIII be laid
under the direction of Department Com
mander Travis This viii be followed by
addresses BY Governor Hoyey and others,
and patriotic songs by 4 chorus Of 20
voices President Harrison will arrive on
August p, and viii stop at the Denison as
the guest OF the commission
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
IN THEIR OWN BEHALF.

Boulanger, Dillon aud Rochefort Issue "a
Manifesto on Their Conviction and SEN
tence.
LONDON. Aug. 11-BoulanRer. Dillon and
Hoclefo are cut in manifesto. IN which
they call attention 10 their own conviction
and sentence By The high court OF the
french Senate. They speak Of this as an
orgie Q. arbitrary rule calunny and ne n
Gacity, and say that il spite OF a fresh coup
etat which IS now being prepared IN
Paris they have every confidence IN the
result when the people shall have an op-
portunity 10 be heard from at tho polls.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
Death OF Noted Indiana Woman.

FoRr WAYNE Ind. Aug l7-Mrs Allen
Hamilton whose husband was one OF the
III prominent Of the early hnanciers OF
Indiana and with Hugh McCulloch founded
the Hamilton National Bank OF Fort Wayne,
d ed al her home IA this city Friday aged
X years Congressman A H. Hamil-
ton and Hon Montgomery Hamilton ara
her sons Congressman W S Holman. OF
Indiana. is her youngest brother She is a
daughter OF Jesse l. Holman. the late JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court OF Indiana
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
TORRENTS OF RAIN.
Vast Amount OF Damage Done by
Cloud Burst in south Carolina

CHARI EsroN S. c., Aug. IA heavy
rain has washed out the south Carolina
railroad Al CONNECTION with Camden is
shut OF Serious damage was also
done at several points on the Viii
mington. Columbus & Augusta rail
road All hope OF the rice crop on
the Sentee is gone The area affected
is not more than about five miles wide and
hfty or sixty miles iozg There was no
thunder or lightning but a steady. tremen-
dous downpOur Of rain Ii is estimated
that twelve inches OF water fell in two
hours seven miles OF the Camden branch
or the South Carolina railway are washed
away Cotton fields about Gadsden have
been washed clean. Cattle have been
drowned by hundreds
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
IAafHs IlIRn.

81 Ann srbor; was graduated ron N Z
law college o. Tie Michigan Uui
vrrsry Ia 1871. aud has since been actively en-
gagged IN the prscs &C o; law, entered The Vol
unt,cr military service q the Onllct
states from Michigan - pr
vaie July "a 1852 2ne served with m
army o. The Potomac unil he close q th'
war; was a msmtsr Of The Nebraska consH
tutioiial convention % 1875. was elected e
tho Forge ehth ana Forty NTH Congresses
aud was reelected 10 ihe Flfu eth Congress
AZ a ReuuklrSn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
he GOES FREE.
A Once Courictsd wife foisoner Iibernt-
"a in San Francisco.

SAX TGAncrs, 3 Aug 81 lr J. Milton
bowers VAC n ss ooaf iclel and soute ucoc
- csAth in ISL Cor polsolinE he vile Ia
order T. obtain sls eJt Insurance ca her
lie. bat wa g. @ntoa new uial has been
released q motion at Tie district attorney
being granted - dismiss The case for laCk
a. sufficient evidence 10 convict
l1h.s q The ease 4l VAitL 3 lolisr Wss found
s. q room ih i.e dead body oi Henig Ben.
hayon. Bowers lroiheE.tE-Iav. coufrssirg lhas
gSeuhayon hac l.Lec Ars HoNsrs Henfarau
was Supposed 10 lave coumtttso 81 .cloe nut
afterwsr1 81 We suspected that tls oonfcss 90
vas forged and bruusyon mufoeres. ane JoAn
A. D.nilIng sas trlea for the nUrlef. lut SO
piCion
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
A TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.
A Dss per ado Wanted for Moon aiming
shOots Hts Wife and Her Mother aud
Kills aizassir

NASHVILLE Tenn, Aug IA special
Dispatch from Jackson, Tenn. says
terrible tragedy took place Fl Gay morn
nag ten Inlles nOrtAsast of Jackson Henry
Frewit, 81 sx-cos boy from Texas, shot
HE young wife fatally through tho
back Ia the arms OF her aunt,
wounded his mothcT-in law. aud running
Into the field snor himself through no
head dying Instantly. tie had been mar
ned four months. \ warrant was out FOR
his arrest FOR GOonshining He asked
his vile 70 60 with him 20 Weak
" County Tie got down on
his knees and begged her to go, but she
l. Ia bad health ana tod him she could not
60 tie bore a despe ate character. told
his wife be had been married four times,
had killed one wife and three or four men
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
Gail. Out OF Politics

ISprANAPoIIs. Ind. Aug IA number
OF The Democrats OF the city and state have
called upon Governor Gray since his re-
turn from tn West and urged him 70 take
the championship Of the State Csntral
committee but he has positively refused
to accept the position tie SAYS he wishes
a dsvo.e bis time 70 the prnct &C ot laws
and can not accept any ofioe that VIII in
tarfere with this plan
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

OWEN SOUND. Ont. lag 1.-THE gale
Thursday was the worst OF the season The
wind averaged forty FIVE miles per hour
from the no .rhwesL Ihursdav morning
the steam barge Chamberlain and tsg
Saucv PIN lost q raft q i0uo0 logs 81
Cape Rich They had 20 run here for sbei-
to- The tugs Orsping and superior a 50
los, a raft of 1900 logs twenty miles east
of Caloffx Head
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

krNNElpoIIs Mnu.. Aug. l7-franf
Colon. who IL credited with forging ts'7.
Coz worth o. notes AND WHO has tee1 isinf
IN the county jaii fof several c2ys wa re.
leased GA bal friday night lne sum " AZ
fixed bv Judge Emery 81 sij20 90. ana afuei
considerable l-astl.Is tie desired amount
Ne rnlsea late lasL .lL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug lT.-Mrs Benjamin Har-
rison arrived Ia this city n the Fall River
line steamer Puritan She remained on
board until SIS. when she entered coach,
and. attended by Passenger Agent Common,
OF the Ol6 Colony Company, was taken 70
Liberty street ferry and across the river 10
the Baltimore Ohio railroad depot There
she took private car attached to the 3
o'cloc. train for Washington
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

LoSpoS. Aug = The health q the Pope
f. causing considerable uneasiness IN
Europe u IS known that he has been SUI
fering with a complication ol disorders for
SOME time past and now the sunounce1nen ut
from Rome tlat owing 70 the Pope's con-
tnued 80 heeifh al receptions a. the vati-
can have been discoDt.a Led. nataraiiy ex-
cites the graveat fears
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

wINoHEsrEH. Va. huQ 10 Services were
held here FRIDAY around TIE grave q eensf
a. Daniel Morgan. 90 revolutionary fame. p,
so teachers from different fafts ~ me
state who aye attending the icab. dY Nor
ma insiftnte The procession 81 teachers
was preceded boy thirteen Young iaoiet rep
reseu-.ng fhc colonies
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

wasz1~sroS Aug. i1-Co.onel John NJ
wilson OF the Engineer orPs. iste super
f,tentsnt % Pubic Bui 'ings and Grounds
a the District % Colombia. hss been sp-
,ofn-. supsrinterd-u ~ the United states
Military Academy 3. e Point to succeed
0aneral John Pa e, Who was recently
rasfref
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
MINING MUST PAY.
The Spring Valley Coal Company Buys
10000 Acres OF Coal Land.

SPR1sG VALLEY. Ill. Aug H. Forty thou
sand acres OF cornfelds in Bureau. Putnam
and Ia Sale counties hiss just been pur-
chased by the Spring Valley Coal Company.
The purchase includes the ire clay as well
as the coal nitn right 20 mine the same
All the bottom Goa lands lying along tie
Illinois river for about SIX miles on each
side have been purchased
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

J-ssrr CITY. y 7 arg IT, william
r-sr.-r = rholasale sheep butcher a. the
can.ral stock Yards ia financially emhar-
-ss.sa Re kls over Or hesd ~ sn@ep
sak Everett is also engaged IN che
-. nusiness dis nte1-e-ns ~ those
ron. rhom be suys bis stock = about
& IL a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Cst.eTiug FOR the Iltsrnatlon.l Congress.
Nav YoEE Aug lg-Ihe enVoys 81 brazil
10 the international American congress &c
be held Ia Washington in October arrived
here Friday or tie steamer Alliance TIE
party consists a. llFoys Lafayette r.
PerierA anc salvador DE Aenconcs their
families and suites q tAird envoy. = q.
De Auranal Nalente W. arrive later The
part. were mel and uc Ioomec ~ nam
Der OF local officials sn- brazilian residents
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

PrrrsrrRo7 Pa. Aug I7-Privats di1
matches fron Paris ammo nice the death 81
William shaw vics-rresident ~ tos Penn
svivania COMPANY re vas prominent
-sf.ro der and 7af sntntoFi'f Nnoss ~@n-'l
va computed A. f1.gee.o,o lie vs u
-aars cf age