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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
,SortIaufeuoe Ur. ll42.

iene, aber unperglei6li6 bebeutenber.
Gbtnlp gut f6unte man belt uSamlet" ge-
ben pbne Den Samlet, wie mani @ei9tdte
lebren fann obne gbriltus. . Wtan6e mol
len ieet Die 9erlpeltli6ung unierer S6ulen
mod peitsr treiben. OaS Gnbe wiiroe
pann Der llntergang unierer Subtle S9pplS
iein. !Dtan lalie Dem rabicalen Sdcularili=
rem freien 2aut un0 mo IN tro Damn
ba1b nod anbere &emeinoe=
! d ulen ieben ais Bic r6mt d.
fatbplti den. Sn alien frdftigeren
proteitaatii9en @laubens9enteinidaften
lpitrbe man @emeinpei9ulen griiuoen.
S9pn iebt baben Die @piltppalen ii4 our9
eine 0felplution fir ipl9e S6ulen erfldrt.
llnter BEN BreSbpterianern ninnt man be-
reits Nn5et6en elmer dbnli6en geeisung
pabr. llnb wer min 1ie beBpe9en tapeln ?
Otan ldoulariitre ali nur mod peiter, unb
mar wirb Brpte ltanten uno vGomanilten"
einanoer Die 6dnoe reiben ieben 5ur geiet=
tigung bes BublieS6opl=Spl 9ltbeis=
mus uuO agnplt ltieismus buuen fetne Sir
9en, bafiir aber l16en iie unlere S9ulen
In ibre 1entpel su perfebren. Spllen un=
1sre Subtle S9oolS Ienpel Der @ottloIi9=
fell werben, uno Gbriiten belteuert perbent
ite auTre6t 3u erbalten ?-Wtan muB un=
be0ingt eiu Wtittsl finbeu, uun1 boS Sal5
oeS Gbriitentbunls in Den OtabrumssqueG
Der Mfeni4beit CD (bie Sdule) 5u werz
FEM.
90 Der Seotenpre6iser 2bunpn III Wein=
neapOliS, lpelder, beildufig, 5u ben unperz
itdnDigiten 6 a tb . life ire Term II.
g attp item I'M 2anOe geb0rt llnb lesten
Spnntag eine 9feibe BON @orlelungen ilber
u&omaltismuS unb Bublic S6OplS" er6ff=
net Fat, oeren e1lte an @ebdlisteit unb @nt=
lteQung fatbolil9er 2ebren rno @inrt4tun=
gen bcn toll llten preubii9en Gulturfanpf=
6arangusn Oer 7O'er Sabre minOeitsns
glei6fomut. Gin freuber Ota6tbaber,
Der Yapit l9retbt ben amerifanil6en &a=
tbulifen ni9t nur ibren @laubeu, ionbern
alt9 tbre Bolitif por CD, rnb baS fatbpli=
ide GOtum lit praftil9 etn etnbeitli6 ge=
l6lolenes (!!D. Gor a(lem bebrobt ''solid
Rome" uitiere Bublic S9ppls unb ldafft
ntittels ieiner Blarri9ulen eine allem Bro=
teitantiI9en fetnoielt9e ltltainerifani i6e,
'foreign colony, 10 baB es our &ettum9
Der &epublif un6tbts eri@ inen
mag bic r6mtl den Bfarri d IT.
len in BEN Ser. Staaten 5u III
ter Or ii d n."-Oie touen Spriinse bes
guten Srn. 2bampn wdren 5urnTootla4en,
wenn es nt9t gar 10 traurtg tpdre, einen tint
ibrissn ami i6einenb ernltbaften Otann 10
finbl9 am Raltoe eines Nbgrunoes tan5elt
uno 9lnbere tn ieiuen gefdbrli4en Saunel
btneinlrden su leben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

9emtiblamb. - Der &atIer un6 bic
&aiierin rperOen Dem &Dnig Sumbert
am IA. Sopber in Wton5a einen 5tpettd9i=
gen geiu9 abtatten, ii9 Iobann in @enua
na6 gteapel eini6iffen unb bort alS Pripat=
perlpnen eine @p6e pertpeilten. Son See
apel rcilt Johann bas failerli9e Baar na9
gttben.
Sci een 5ruppeniibun9en in Der Brp=
pins Sannoper murben nit II 6 0 I em
8ulper Serlu9e in grOBem WfuBitabe
anseitellt. Der bereits etngele9te Sprratb
pon iol6em Bulper rei4t fiir Die gauge &e=
Ierpe aus.
g(m %. Sctpber tritt Der sc Ell d stag
Suiantner. Die gfesieruns but iib en6z
atiltia bafiir ntl6ieben bas btsber ale 2
Sabre erneuerte a,llenbirte Soetalif IT.
aeieb Dem permanenten Srafgeleebu6e
einauperleiben. Die betreffeabe GeieepDr=
lage, lpelde eine berpOrragenbe Srage pdbz
rel1D Der fonlmeuben Sibung beS &ei9s=
tags gu iperoen peripri6t, iit burd eine pom
Sulti5minilter einseictte GOutm1illtpn repi=
Dirt unb in gttpaS ab9ednbert pprben.
Wie es beiBt, merben ni6t nur Die Confer
patiperl lpnbsrn audi bic gtatipnalllberalen
bic 8orlase unterl ltiben bas Centrum ba=
aegsn berlclben riifbaltlos ptberi ritrebsn.
Sn 9 0 9 II nj parb lebten Spnntag Der
8era n @eber, tpel9er tpdbren6 bes
Stretf tint Scat Sorlieenber bes s(rbet=
ter GontiteS mar, pegen 9lufrei5ung aunt
GlafienbaB unb Serleitung Der 8ersleute
gum Nuf uflarf gu Wonaten @efdnsniB per=
1rtbeilt. Die BroeeBperbanblungen setsten,
baB g8eber nit ben Spetalilten in 8er=
binbung itanb.
2aut gerfiisuns bes Bropineial =S9ul=
eoGegiuns tn Breslau linb ale 2ebrer
Der Seq bl 6 itb,er S6ulen. Die an bem
por bret gSo6en in 2eobi6itb itattgefunbe=
men I9leiil6en &atb plifenta q e tbeil=
genomnen baben, pom 0ienite 0tspenlirt
morber.
Die .&0lnii6e 3ettun9' melbet, baB Der
bel9ii6e Sauptmann Storms AT Den oeutz
iden 8erein ge9en Sflaperei NIT
benz Suffrage geienpet tpOroen lit, 9lnital=
ten aur 8ereinisung Der @eiellidaft nit Der
belgiifen Su DEM 3tpefe 3u treffen, Den
1anganpita Gee pon eillem belpaffneten
Dampfer befabren 5u lalien, altf Der &hite
bes Gees Sanbelsitaitpnen 5lt 9riinben unb
ben glfenbeinbanbel BON Otpmbala 5inwegz
suleiten. Die beutl9e Gegierung miro ben
Ylan ni6t bestnltigen.
Der @eiltes5ultanO bes &0ntgs Stto
pom 8aier n peri9limnert li9.
9ta9 Der fiir3lid per0ffentli9en 6 @rntez
Statiltif bes beutiden &ei6es 1T Die @rnte
bes Sabres 1888, nit slusnabue BON
@erite, 8u4wei3eu unb &lee, enti9ieben
belIer geipeien. als Die BON 1889. Die
@etreioeldnber bes beuti9en &eides iinb
BreuBen unb 8aiern. 9lus bielen Staaten
fomnt AUDI Die BET ipeitem itdrfite ginpanz
berun9 na9 Nmerifa. GO paren 3. 9.
unter BEN 76,757 Oeut i9en Die 1888 in
Die Ser. Staaten einpanberten $4,000 aus
BreuBen. gaiern urb @iirttemberg. Die
pprauesipeiis @roBseperbe treibenbe &bein=
propina ianbte nur 1883 Qusmanberer na9
ben Ser Staaten.
Sn Berlin 1T pOri9e @o9e I'M 80. Sc
bensjabre Der Shirt @itnt6er BON
g 9marsburg= Sonoer5bauien geitOrz
ben, Der 1881 gu suniten ieines SObnes
Scarf abgebanft bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
Nn9 Gr,bii9oi 4bam bun Ybilaz

uStpYtu Vul lePl III etlleu y Jul II
| d re zen, in pel9em er cine golleete fir
Den 81. gater, Die Verleiung Der pdpltliden
Iaotution unb Die Gusfiibrung Der reuelten
gnepfliea betreffs Der Setober 9lnbadt in
allen &irden ieines 8istbums anOr6net,
segen Die 8run O=5 e ter enti6iebsn BrO=
telf erboben unb Die llnbaltbarfeit Der geaer=
pdrtigen cage bes bl. Stubles NIT
iiber5eusenben WOrten Der ibm anpertrau=
ten 9eerOe barssltellt, berielben ldlieBli9
eiirises Gebet nm Seiieruns Oieier Gage
bringenb ans 5era lesenb. Der 6irtsf=
brief iagt II. a.. u@tr f6nnen uns bes
Geoanfens nidt ertpebren baB es fir eine
md9tise @eieaidaft DON 200,OOO,OOO
Otenidsn unpiirbig if, rubis su5uisbsn,
pie ibr p6erlter 9irte auf @rben in ieiner
6auptltabt bsleibist unb in Der ausibuna
ieiner mi9tisften amtspflidten sebemmt
uirD, Obne etpas gu iasen Ober gu tbun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

Ginen intcrsiiunten Seitras aur S@ul=
Sraqe bat leetegSp9e audi Der antertfanilde
Sectenprebi9er 8. S. 2bamuu BON
NytinnsappliS III Der bprtisen Gbrilt
Gbur6 III einer Brepi9t seliefert. lln=
lere Shnlsn = fiibrte CT ans = miil=
len reliai6s iein. Cont lit au cine
iittlitbe SSuaeubbilbmg nidt 5u beufeu.
Sittljdteit Obne 6eligipn bat feinen 9alt.
oSu e,uppdil4en 9dnbern bat mans NIT
Ser ,,Sittli6teit pbus 9teli9ica" perluat
unD l6tin,nle Griabrungen pantlt 9snladt.
Oas 8;B6en 93eli9ipnsunterrtbt III unie=
rem Sunntugslhulen tbutS AUDI nt9t.
Spllen uuIere &moer Die 8pbltbat elmer
felten littlifen 3uht aenieBen, pdum mill
len lie Die @runpldbe Der d1riltli9en Geltz
aiun III pelt nfentlihen S4ulen lernen.
Gine NlsrlpeltSmpral, ipie lie Die Sdoula=
riiteu rrueu, fann unIer Splf iii benStuu=
Dem rsr @efabr. Die fir unler Staatsleben
au6 in 3ufrnIt mabrlheinlt9 ni4t aus
bleiben merben, nidt retten. @s mag letr,
Dan unlere Shulen belteban f6nnen pbne
bie9ibel, aber lie founeu ni6t belteben pbns
GbriItus. S9pn Die Gsibihte perlan9t,
Dab Die Saulen Gbriltum lebren. Sbne
G6riltus feline @ei9ihte. gSenn Die 8e:
i6ihte ppn Gdlar, Sofrates, Blatp, Gp=
rus, &arl Dem @rpBen seusct 10 muB il
litber pm Gbriltus Seugen, oenn er 1T etnt
ebenIu mabrbait bifOrilae FeriDnliafsit mi
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

Der 8unbes 6 nj nj If dr fir
S9ulmelen bat bem Winiit iter Des Snnern
letnen Ser Of iibtr bas nit bent 30.
Stunt 1880 abselaufene Sabr iiberlanbt.
Oanab lit Die gnt>pidlung bes S9ul=
lpltents in Den aebn Sabren DON 1877 biz
1887 bem @a9Stbum Der SepDlferun9 be-
peutsnb ppraus9eeilt, tnbem Die 3unabnte
Der in ben S9ulltiten etngetrageneu &inDer
I'M 2(lter ppn Bis "A Sabren um 1.6
Brptent gr1Ber 1T, ais Die 3unabme Der
8ep6lferung. Oteie 9roBe @ntwtdlung tit
lebtalt6 bul6 Die 9luSbreitung nes Splteuts
Der ,Dlfentli6en" S9ulen in ben 5mei Iiio=
li4en Seetipnen uno nanlentli5 IN bem
mittleren 8eairf bes Sibens berbeisefiibrt
pprpen. Die Stimmung su guniten pon
ySreii9ulen", ipsl6e aus 6ffentli9en Wtit=
teln untsrbalten iperben, breitet ii9 na9
bem Ssri6t ilnruer ipetter aus. Die 9ee=
ae,l6ulen erbalter, auBer int Staat Oela=
mare, einen sere9ten 9lntbeil gu ibrer llu=
tsrbaltuns aus 6ffentli4en Weitteln unD
oteie S6ulsn ertbeilsn etenlp lan9e tint
Sabr ltnterri9t uno baben ebsnio gut be-
sablte 0ebrer, pie bic S6ulen fir Die
lpeiBen &inosr. Die Ntittel our llnter=
baltung Der 9tegeridulen meroen ntetft ppt
Den 8eiben bel6afft, uno mani barf NIT
Ge9t lascr, baB Die &inoer Der friiberen
Selapen iest DON ben S6bneu Der fritberen
6errsn ersosen perben. DaOur9, baB Die
Sibltaatsn seswunsen iinD, 5ipsierlei S4uz
len su unterbalten, iinb fie auBer ltar1be,
Dem einen pie bem anberen bieier S9ul=
ipiteme Die eriprberli9e llnterl ltiisuna su
tbeil werben su lalier. Spn tpeiBen &in-
bern iinb nur GA Yrpoent bes l6ulpfli3ti=
gen 9lltsrs, Don DEN i9parSen gar nun 53
Yrpcent tit Die S9uGilten eingetrasen.
S6ulswans beltebt in feiusn Sfbitaate.
Colder 3mang ltebt tn su 9rObem gSiOer=
| iprl16. betBt es i'm Seribt nit Der Selbit=
adtung pbne Die ein Gbarafter uno gutter
Siraer niht benfbar lei. (Spll bas piel=
lei6t elm Ginf isin fir bic 9torp ltaaten in
penen S6ul5pan9 idpn eingefi5rt lit ober
pprbereitst mirb Z? 81. 3. 49, llebsr Die
Sdulsn in Dem bepeutenblten StdOten mirr
bemerft Die Brimdri6uler, Die am met
iten suriifseblieben parer, iinb lest in eriter
Geibe perbeliert wproen. Die Stdbte per=
beu intnler msniger. in oenen man Die I'M,
erfabrensn 9ebrerinen in Die &laiien Del
fleinitsn &inoer psrreilt III pielen StdDteu
meroen ssrabe Die Nnfanger iest ppn pei
beltsn 9ebrfrdften Der S6ule unterrihtet
Oarurd unb burd Die @infibruns ppr
&mberadrten lit Der llnterridt III Den Brt.
mdrIanlen auBerprbsntlia perbeiierr nor
Den. CD Der Ssri6t beflast baB Bis ies
, npd gar nibts fin Die f6rperlide @ntpif
lung Der &inber sstban wproen iei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

SIM Gnl l9luB an &c ipieberbolte Gr=
fldrung bes bp9p. 9; 9Dfs &eane geeen
sine Gbsiluns bes S9ul Sonbs uno 3u.
slei9 als grsdusuns unierer generfunsen
5u Den gusfubrunsen bes gbieago' 'er
.6eralb' briusen MIR bisr in grinnerung
Die einl6ldgigen Stellen aus Der treffli6ell
&eoe, irelde auf oem 6 atb o1tfenta ee
5u Glepelanb BON 6rn. 8farrer
Sdwenniser itber Die S6ul Srase
gebalren porben tit:
u@enn Der Staat fsin Ge9t auf Die
S4ule bat, 10 bat er AUDI fein 6e6t,
S9ul liteuer 5u erbeben, unb i9 marine
oapor, baB &atboltfen bisies 2anbes ierlals
eine Tbeiluns bes Sdul= 5onbs befiir=
mprten pber nur einen Gent annebmen aus
Der Stuutsoaile Oas bieBe Oas Geat
Der @rlfJeburt fit Elm 2inienmus perfau=
fen.
Stu6 funn i9 ni9t gans einperltanper
iein nit Dem Baragraphenin Otpntaomern' g
Blattfprn1, tn ipel9er Il DEM Staat er=
lauben tpiG, ben 6 &tnbern armer
= ltern S6ulen 81 gsbcn, peil bieie nl9t
aablen f6nnen. Oas 1T ni6t Sa4e bes
Staates, ionbsrn Der Ssm etnbe, alir
fir uniers anerifanilden gerbdltnife 5a6e
Der Cities unb Tppns. niht eiuntal Der
Counties. g1ie man bier in isber Stabt
Soipitdler BAT fir arnte &rarfe, 10 mag Die
Stabt audi S9ulen baben fir arme &inber.
(9lrneni 6ulen). Das tit cine 20Iung ber
S3pierisfeit, Die ggsn Die eriten @runo=
| ldte ni9t peritGBt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

GanaSa.-gei einem Se1sifura su
Guebee bahen so Berionen oas 2ebsn eirl=
sebiiBt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

Oas beuti9feinbliae 9 dull
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-19
HIS EARLIEST MEMORY.
The First Thing which Had Made a Last
Ing Impression Jack.

IL you wish 10 make an entertaining
experiment with the memories Of your
friends. try. some time when a group
OF people are in the mood of playful
"reminiscences. TO find out from each
one the very first thing in life which
made a lasting impression upon the
memory. Every one has heard OF the
assertion OF Charles Dickens that he
remembered being handed hastily. rs
a baby. from one woman to another at
the time of carriage accident. and
learning afterwards that this really
took place when he was only six
months old.
Very few OF us can remember any
thing 50 early in life a. this. but it is
odd how far back into our earliest
years the memory grOpes its way To
some startling or charming occurrence.
One summer evening several people
were seated on vine-eovercd piazza,
talking OF this and of that. when the
conversation drifted to this subject Of
early memories.
A lady described a walk in n country
road with her mother as the first thing
she could remember. y tall girl
spoke OF her delight at catching but
terfy as her first knowledge A
young collegian declared that his in
tense hatred Of an oil cloth bib. marked
Baby in large letters. was his intro
duction to emotion and memory.
''As soon as | could talk struck Tor
a napkin under my chin" said he
One after another told their little
stories with the pleasure which always
goes with keen personal experience Of
this sort. until it came the turn OF act
i've Master Jack.
The first thing | can remember y
he said. bringing his eyelids down and
tipping up his chin in a thoughtful
manner. the very first thing can re-
member. my father was looking for me
with a willow whip in hand. and | vas
cuhdled down somewhere keeping still,
ana my foot was asleep. YhsU!"
Jack jumped up and stretched his
legs up and down the piazza. rs il TO
gain relief from that lingering mem
Dry.
"Whew, but my foot was asleep and
was afraid TO move it. / can feel
how il tingled yetT'-Youth's Compar.
ion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-19
MUSICAL OvERSTRaIN.
some of the Evil spirits of Excessive
Diligence at the Piano.

The weariuess OF long-continucd
study is proyerbial. Its explanation is
not far 10 seek. One portion of our
entire being Is almost exclusively oc-
eupied. and the monotony OF the proc
ess constitutes in large measure the
cause of exhaustion. Relief must ac-
cordingly be sought in rest. in the ex-
ercise of other functions. or in varia-
tion OF the form OF mental exertion.
Such timely and refreshing change cB-
tiers into ali well-ordered plans Of edu-
cation. There is. however. in every
study stage at which persistent con-
ception is Indispensable to any thing
like high Development. Reiteration.
though tedious. Is necessary To full
instruction Perhaps ne better illus
tration OF this fact could BE- found than
that which is constantly evident in the
cultivation of music. One could hard
Iy conceive Of any thing more truly
monotonous than a continuance of that
tax Of patience. piano practice.
No doubt inclination and inborn
faculty may do much TO create an in-
terest. but the most enthusiastic learner
will sometimes. notwithstanding. rebel
against the exactions of musical cram.
1t has even been stated by German
observer that much of the nervous
delicacy 80 common among girls is
traceable To excessive diligence ut the
piano. There is more that a grain OF
truth in this observation. The Iimis
of moderation. indeed. msy not be
capable OF exact definition. for "A longer
or shorter period would naturally suit
the need and capacity of different per-
sons. One or two hours Of practice,
ii is probable. would rarely prove ex-
eessive- When. however. six or eight
hours are daily absorbed in repeating
u humdrum series OF manipulations,
the wonder is that nature long endures
the drudgery. Yet this is the common
lot OF many who aspire to skilful ex-
ecution. The coveted perfection doubt
less is often approximately reached.
but the associated circumstances of
nervous overstrain will suggest doubt
whether such qualified excellence is al
together desirable. At all events. ID
Is but reasonable TO allow that pro-
ficiency so dearly purchased is not. for
young people of deficient nervous tone.
social necessity. especially if they
be also void Of any special artistic
aptitude. Nay. even for those whose
health and energy permit them TO
enjoy. IL they choose. the privilege of
musical hard labor. frequent inter-
lude OF res. and recreation is 10 less
neediul than discrete.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-19

Governor Gordon OF Georgia has Of
fered u reward FOR the arrest Of another
party OF White Caps. whose victim was 4
negro. The offense was committed in
Mitchell County. Reuben Mitchell. .
negro, was killed in the house OF Willis
Bird. on the plantation Of Mr.. B. A. Cul-
pepper. The deceased was In Willis
Birds kitchen, a house separate from his
dwelling. when some unknown parties
called: is Reuben Mitchell in there.''
Mitchell Immediately ran out and was
pursued by three white men. into
the house OF Bird. in which there was
scarcely any light. Bird was in the house
bot could not identify the parties. Ii Is
said there were three other white men in
the yard at the time Of the killing. The
parties. following Mitchell into the house,
shot him with pistol, the ball entering
near the nipple aud lodging under the
skin on the backbone. A jury summoned
by Coroner J. 7. Owen rendered n YER
diet that the deceased came to his death
by a pistol shot from the hands OF parties
unknown
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-19
a MILLIONAIRE KILLED.
An Old Man seeks Revenge By shooting
the Man a.. Claimed HAD Ruined Itin.

An old Man seeks Revenge uy shooting
the Man he Claimed HAD Ruined Him.
NEw YoHK sept It-F. W. Gessxein,
he millionaire importer and manufac'-
ures Of jewelers. tools aud supplies. at 20
John street, this CITY, IVES shot and killed
by Christian Devhie yesterday morning
about io:iJ o'clock In his private ,fli y.
the result a n business quarrel over a re-
iectcr which Deyhie ciamed hs had
patented. The two men had leen at Law
about the patent. and Deyhle had been
beaten in his suit.
D-yhl- had been accustomed 10 call up
On Gesswein frequently at his store on
John street. but after hts defeat ia the
courts he discontinued his visits and
nothing had been seen Of bim for the past
six months until nine o'clock Yesterday
morning. when he walked into Gesswein's
store on the ground door and in CURED for
the proprietor. He was informed by one
Of the clerks that G sswein hal not ar
rived. but was expected shortly. and took
a chair. remarSing that he would sait for
him. Nothing unusual was noticed about
his manner.
When. half an hour later. GssSweir en-
tered the store Deyhle gave a nod OF rec
osnition, arose and approaching him.
said that he came on private business and
was invited into the ofiics upstairs on the
second floor. where they were alone with
the door closed
After having been eloseted for some
time a shot was heard and when several
clerks rushed into the room ihsy foun
Deyhle standing with a smoking pistol in
his hand and Gesswien sinking on
lounge. He died without saying a word.
He was forty-one years old and Dsyhls
sixty nine. Deyhle said he shot Gesswien
because the latter had robbed and ruined
him He had no regrets as be was an oil
man and had no money to 90 into business
or to secure admission into the home for
the aged He was taken TO the Tombs.
Isquiry among jewellers shows that there
is a general bell that Gesswein had
wronged Dsyhle aud had practically
robbed him Of his invention Gesswein at
frst bought quite large quantities OF
Deyhle's reflector. but finally ceased TO
patronixs him. Dsyhls made inq Iiries
and became satisfied that GsssweIn was
making the rehsct1rs himself, in
fringement suit failed on technical
grounds and Deyhle was unable TO carry
the proceedings further.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS

Two coMPASIEs Of State troops, one
from Harrodsburg and the other from
Lexington. left Pineville, KY, on the 18th
to 20 TO Harlan Courthouse to preserve
order during the session OF court at that
place.
Az examination OF the June accounts OF
the Washington City Pension Agency
shows an over payment Of :, 100 on one
voucher.
Tux Fleod Relief Commission on the l4sh
completed its consideration of the question
Of final distribution Of the fund in its hand
and agreed to give Jonestown Il, CD, COO.
ceived =, ,eo5,ll4.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among the pas
senger men, both east and west OF Chicago
10 form a gigantic ASSOCIATION in which
shall lie vested the rate making power Of
the entire territory between the Atlantic
seaboard and the Missouri river.
THERE is a report that the Mississippi
Valley Railroad is to begin a new branch.
1t will extend from Lula, Miss, to Green
wood, and tap the main line at VicSsburs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, had q Ss5. 600 fire on the
18th. Six firemen were killed by a falling
wall.
The later crop reports confirm the pre-
vious estimate Of the wheat yield for the
state Of Minnesota-uamely. 100000 70
a, ,o0o, 900 bushels. The averages run from
10 to % bushels per acre In the different
counties, the bulk making returns OF Is TO
~ bushels.
A MORMON emigrant train on the Nor
folk & Western Railroad was wrecked on
the 18th near Lynehburg, Va
Tug most recent reports of the race
troubles in Jasper county, Miss, show that
ths1uDDI suming larger proportions
IL Tsupessee Penitentiary and the
| labor of the copvicts were leased at auction
Y on the l4th. There was but one bid and
, the lease went to ths present lessees. the
tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad Company
at the minimum price answed By the law.
sI00.0oo.
A COMPANY with q capl6a4 Of $4,000
has been formed at sacksP Pville, Fla,
70 establish a cotton factory.
JAMES LooSxY left MeKsnzt& Tenn, on
the 18th on foot in company with VIII
Cannon- Later news came that Loaney
had killed Cannon in the woodsnear Pate's
Pond Cannon's body was found being
iriddled with pistol balls II Is supposed
the trouble grew out OF divorces suit.
r. NJ. HURsr has been appointed assist
ans postmaster at Nashville, Tenn, by
Mai. Wills, the new postmaster.
STATEMENT prepared at the No.
Department shows that the total a. n'
OF bonds purchased TO date since Aegosi
Is, Iss7, is slao, .-3S.So0.