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josiah PoTrs

Was born in Manchester, England.
October y, 1912. There he lived
with his parents until no was grown,
in the mean time having obtained n
common school education, and there
he learned his trade, that OF machin-
list. In December, 1863, he was mar
riod at st. Johns Church, Manches-
ter, to the oma who was executed
with him today, and i'll 1850 tho
young couple came to America where
they have since resided. About five
years ago they came 10 the Pacific
Coast from Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
whore Potts had worked ut his trade
for several years. Fo. about two
years he worked in tho shops of the
Central Pacific Railroad Mt Terrace,
Utah. Then tho family removed TO
Carlin where TO was employed for the
Company until September, 1888, when
the family removed 10 EOc!; Springs,
Wyoming, where Potts and vito were
arrested IN the charge OF murder, us
above stated.
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The Fourth of July.

a full assortment OF Fourth Of July
Fire Works, such ne Rockets, Roman
Candles, Bombs. Pin Whools, Fro
Crnckcrs, In short everything ncccs
snry TO produce q Gno pyrotcchnical
exhibition, for sale cheap.
wv Ill 10y.
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rue ARREST AND TRIAL.

Sheriff Barnard t~elesraphed to
Rock Springs and had Potts and his
wife arrested, and on the 2sth day OF
January, 1889, they were returned to
Elko and lodged in Jail. On tho 18th
day of February, 1889, al indictment
charging Josiah Potts and Elizabeth
Potts with murder was returned by
the Grand Jury Of Elko county, and
on the 18th day OF March they wcrc
placed on trial on that charge. The
defendants entered u plea Of not
guilty, and their lire or defense was
that Faucet committed suicide b.
shooting himself rather than have
his crime revealed, which, according
to Mrs. Potts statement, was that
Faucet had been caught in tho act OF
attempting to outrage her little
daughter, Edith. Potts admitted to
concealing tho body for fear that thcy
might DO accused OF murder, and also
admitted that he cxhumed the re-
mains afterward, mutilatcd and tried
to destroy them. District Attorney
w. G. Love conducted the proSccu-
ton, and j. \. Plummer Esq. was APP
pointed by the Court to defend
them. The following names com
posed the jury: Claus Schore. G. w.
Phillips, S. NJ. Beard, Oscar Graham,
Robert johnson, Jas. a. Ralph, Knox
y. Crane, James Herman, Il. Ii.
K!aine, n. Hcyman, Geo. Monks and
j. l.. Shelton.
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Undertaking..

Having purchased Of Brown g. Hos
kins thor interest in the Undcrtak-
lng business, | nm now prepared TO Mt
fond TO all calls in that limo. ] will
also attend TO the repairing and up.
holstering OF Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial street, next door Il
Brown Il Itosltins' old stand.
Go n. Il. PETERSON.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot IIoteI--Clarlt & Green, Pro.
prictOrs.
is Jowctt, John a Griffin, Carlin;
WIN Perkins, p ii McDcrmott, C Is
LadIck, Lamoil'e; j Campbell 1T
.Ha!lcck; Ed Goodalc, Dceth; $ Turn.
10y, Ten Mile; NJ j Rush, S T.; j i
Lewis, Oakland.
Mrs a Derby, Boise CITY, Idaho; G
" Lindsay, Sherwood; J l. McTntirc,
Denver; "a CriswcIl, S Z Il II; G. II
Spencer, S Spencer, South Fork; A p
Sinclair, S +; f Warsclc, p Pacletti,
G Jicpiano, Wells.
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L iNou- AoSiAiiti 3 inches high and Weighs 1890 pounds
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Lovcr-D0n't withhold your ron.
sent on account OF my income, sir, |
can support your daughter on ST a
week. Pu;er Then you arc IL jim
daady; ! never could.
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any other place it is not probable that
any one would have suspected them
to be nll that was LEFT o; Niles
Faucett. The conviction was made
principally on tho admissions OF tho
prisoners themselves, and had thoy
adhered 10 tho story that they told in
january, 1888, they could not have
been even he'd for trial ut the pre-
liininary examination before Justice
Palmer, much less convicted OF any
crime in the District Court.
They have persistcntly maintained
their innocence OF the crime Of muir
der, and adhered to the statement
that Faucett committed suicide; ard
under date Of Elko. May 90, 1850
Mrs. Potts wrote to G. II. Whining,
who recently adopted her youngest
child, as follows:
......s-... ---...-.
MIR. WILMINO, rs God Is our :
judge wo are us innocent OF the .
crime wo are charged with Gs YOU :
: are. We shall only be two more :
: added to the list or victims hanged .
innocent on circumstantial evil :
: dence. So for Gods siko don't :
: even Imagine that my sweet child
:: Ell h is the child Ola murdcress." :
..--.-. .'...... --..... ..........
To show tho daft Of public senti,
mcnt We may add that q petition fol
the communication of the sentence &c
life imprisonment, synod by about
2oi persons, among whom were The
best citizens Of this county, was pre-
scutcd TO the Board of Pardons; art
in addition to this Hon. II. X. Bi3e.
low, the Judge who sentenced them
to his credit be it said, made Il mas,
teriy appeal for such Communication,
but all proved fruitlcss, the Board re-.
manning firm in their decision.
But Josiah and Elizabeth Potts aro
dead; and with the exception, per-
haps, of Charley Potts, the sixteen
year.cld son OF tho deceased, no one
is able TO solve tho mystery OF Miles
Faucets death. The theory of sui
eide is not Mt all plausible, and no ono
seems 10 beIieTo it; and tho manner
of his death will ever, perhaps, remain
= mystery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
CONDENSED TELEGRaNS.

THOMAS FAwcErT 4 20 :. one Of the
Widest and largest bitumInous coal firms
in Pittsburg. Pa. have failed The
liabilities are estimated al 500, 600 Sith
assets Of about SGO0.0oa
AUGUsr BELMONT. tie great banker,
influential Democrat and worthy eitiEen.
died a. Nex York on the 2Ist Mr. Bel
mont had been III bat few days
THEKE are I.Iss cities and towns in
the United States having population
u a. least :. go persons % which IS, OF
- per cent. have made returns Of their
financial condition during the last ten
years- These - cities and towns By
reducing their debts or increasing their
resources. have bettered their condition
financially - the amount % ssS,7s7,0i9-
MANY horses are dying in the section
around Psdacah. ky.. from a disease
hitherto unknown. bat By some called
blind staggerS- A number Of horses
have died. and the same report comes
FROM all the purchase" counties. par
ticularly Ballard. Carlisle, Hickman,
Aulton and GrayeS- The disease vas
first credited 20 wormy corn, bat horses
not fed on corn have died also
FoE several days past qaie; but efee-
tive work has been going on between
prominent eapitaliass Of Little Rock and
Springfield. No. With view Of directly
connecting the TAO cites by railroad
communication
DE-. ". VI. TvRNEE- 4 prOminen; ply
sician living a. Falkville, Morgan
County. Ala. murdered his wife on
the s4th BY choking her 20 death
TIE miners Il the Barren Fork Coal
Mines. Kentucky, numbering 500, are
q, strike. They demanded an increase
Of 10 cents per ton. which the company
refused 10 paw. The conmissary has
been locked against the miners and
they have been refused anything 70 eat
JJCAKrER. Of Gallatin, Tenn, lost
another fine trotting mare on the 24in,
making Eve head il the past few days
He thinks they have been eating rotten
corn. Carter has lost three Of his best
thoroughbred mares and two tro,ters-
His loss runs up in the thousands he
Vas A brS.eder on a small scale and his
loss Is great
The receipts OF sugar at New Orleans
n, the a4th we're 37.OO0 barrels, s,ooo
ho.-sbeads. and 10, coo barrels Of mOlasses
promptly sold. mainly to New York.
The sale vas on the basis Of last week q
n-ices The market was good, and only
! cent under price Of last year.
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DANCING DAY AND NIGHT.

The IndRans ~ sststng uzEt-s CanzR KEGS
Up the D.nse. Has No I@za~sA.f- rp-.
rs~ang Bp~~s<a Uak~~. the osa eaa~f
Tha.As 10 Ws4tA P.y-rh. WASTES 10 -
rsrn~a late r1s@As .aa C&ta.h-
MryxxAroLrs. Mlan. Nov "A
NandAn IN d. special 70 the TribGne
says A correspondent obtains iaforna-
s1cn fron The sloGx Axeney fron txo
Hetiinger COaafy. sroz The western
part o. the reservation and ons from
Standing Rock. via Bts-a-rk. rs fol-
lows- Chances are against Al inne-
4iass up<ixinx Eniesx slftinx Ball
makes up his zinA it ~ozl4 pay. Sit
tag Ball WO1l2 he arrested az9 pat in
irons. bat the ageat l. ss-ai1 this ~ozl4
preeipit4ss trOghle- Axezt McL.1xk-
lin las los; oontrol os Sitting Ball az4
other leaders A. Balls camp . 1aace
Of txO kzndred braves keeps up 44y Asa
zlxhi All reports taAt eoze bY sire
fro1 Fort Yates are colore1 Noshiny
bat military. var and censorship ex-
ercisea on everT ncsszxe Ny a<eats
f0znd IL impossible - sire facts tAey
waased 20 sire eOntAinei in this @es
sag Indians With Sitting BAH don't
welcome evsn frisRdly whites. Aa1
won's shake haads sith thez- They
say all white uaen will he ;grne1 into
bGsAlo and catfish in the spring- TIE
Indians from Pine Ridge now vita Sit
ting Ball are inspiring his followers
With Messiah hypocrisy. There are
insufficient troops ~ Standing Rock
70 Justify such measures as the
suppression OF Sitting Ball as
prudence would demand In regard
20 the former report that the Indian po-
lice lad thrown down their uniforms
because Agent Mclaughlin sent them
20 arrest refractory Indians it Is now
learned that instead Of obeying orders
they threw Of their clothes and joined
in the dance They returned 70 the
agency without their prisoners and Of
fered no excuse Mclaughlin was
AFRAID 20 punish them and condoned
their otenss Sitting Bull Is Jealous OF
the increase Of the cattle on the Can
noa Bail river. leading into white set
Elements He teaches bis followers &c
raid the settlers
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NASr Of the Leading citizens Of
Matches are payinx the three mills rail
road tar. levied 20 pay the interest On
the railroad bonds voted in aid Of the
Sew Orleans 4 Northwestern Railway
Company. under q protest ia1orsed On
the back Of their recespss- There Is
great dissatisfaction Aboat the roAA. and
the feelias is general that the city has
rot gotten value received for the sSso.-
ooo voted the company AL work on the
road has stopped and there does no.
seem 70 be any immediate prospec. Of
an extension The stringency OF the
money market Is assigned as the cause.
and the company claims that 4; cannot
place its bonds This Is the road Of
which Gen John H. Rice. Of Kansas. Is
president, and it extends from Matches
90 RAyville. La. q distance OF about
seventy miles II is projected 20 run 10
Fort Scott, and the people OF Matches
expected . through line in making such
. nanihceat subscription
JUDGE RALPH NORTH Of the Sixth
Judicial District last week sent 20 the
Governor Of the State his resignation
Failing health is the reason assigned
There are already probable Candidates
for the vacAncy, among whom are Capt
Whitney. Of Jefferson County, and W.
P. Cassidy, Of Summit. who have been
pat forward By their friends
Az Indian from NeshOb4 County named
Ton wAs run over and killed By No
bile 4 Ohio switch engine at Meridian
last week He tried 20 cross the track
innedisssly in front Of the engine.
TIE Jail Of PAnolA County. valRsd q
fshQ0a .e hszssA hsl Vsck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


JAcr<ox. Nov. Is.-In the Unisea
States Coarf. william whitaela.
nsgro. ~as seat so the Holmes CoU-sy
jail for ihree mOnsAs fOr abAntoalag .
raail h<x % . star roatc. hs hcing ,As
Eail rider
Zsck ouick. for ruaninx blind tiger
wt.hoa; revenue license. 81 Eilisvilie.
got thirty days In the Eilisvills jan
and xas hned sioe.
joel Yates. Isaiah Jones. Jane. WILL
i.ras and eighteen Others. convicted Of
cutting government timber. xere given
ten days each in the Ellisville Jail and
fined In sums amounting 10 twice the
value Of the timber cut
Rube Smith. the train robher con-
vieted Of mail robbery when he. Bur
rows and Jackson held up the train at
BnckAtannA. was today sentenced by
Judge Hill 10 iInprtsonnen; foe LIE IN
the coi..bus (ol pSniisatiary, and
Gov. stone will turn him over TO the
Government
Jasper Smith. cousin 10 both Rube
Smith and Rgbs burrows. plead guilty
10 perjury committed in swearing tha;
Rube Smith was in Lamar County on tho
date of the Buckatgnna train robbery,
and ~As sent To keep company with
Barker in tho Detroit House OF Cor
res;isn Tor a year.
Dan oshey. a young white man. wa
convicted Of passing counterfeit money
st Meridian. and sentenced TO one year
in the House Of Correction AZ Detroit,
Mich
The Court hi. the blind tigers" .
hard lick Most Of these indictments
for the Illicit sale o, whisky came from
the dry counties W. J. Dunn. Of CO.
piAh County. was given thirty days and
nn~d siOo. while Bank Arlington.
Willie Gibson. Frank. Jap aud Jake
Graves and Theodore Hudson. OF Coving-
ton. arc to spend the same time in the
Williamsburg Jail aud pay 500 each.
Dr. J. w. Coaroy, a p-ominen, citizen
Q. the U;ies ncighborhood. vas con-
vicied Of forgery In a pension case And
sentenced 10 the DetrOi, (Mich.i House
Ct Correction for two years lie came
from Massachusetts, directly after the
var.
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Dead for Forsy-nxAs Hs4r. B<fer. pa.-
e@wrry.

wAsHISsroS. Nov. so-Lydia r.
Avery. the Azed wife Of Robert -
Avery. died three days ago .; her home
on Capitol Hill and her death Vas not
discovered Ganl yesterday. although
her husband ras in the house vita her
continually Mrs. Avery lad been sick
for . month and her husband. . feeble
old man more than eighty years old.
had been nursing her. Tuesday Mr..
Avery called in . neixhbor. Mrs
Bumpus who told him she believed
Mrs Avery vas dead Mr.. Avery wozld
not believe IL and for another day he
sat BY the bedside Offering food % her
and waiting for her 20 speak 20 him
Yesterday morning be summoned one
Of the neighbo-s and doctor Was called
in who said that Mrx Avery had been
dead forty-eixht hoEra The remains
we're taken 70 Norwich. Conn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

VALENTINE. NebL, Nov. e0-Trsins
coming here from ushvflls are elled
With refugees from the Pine Ridge
country. Agent Roger Of the Pine
Ridge Reservation has brought his fam
ily 70 Rushville and they are nov stop
ping 1t the Commercial House Royer
himself was forced 70 abandon his post
owing 70 the threats Of the Sioux 4
courier xho arrived II RRshvllle res
terday tells story Of battle between
two factions Of the Sioux in which
sixtv men were killed and wounded
Thi, story IS probably responsible for
tie Wild scramble.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

WASHINGTON. Nov 2a-Acting Secre-
tary Settleton. in letter % the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture. says that in accord
ance with his request the collectors Of
customs At the ports Of New York.
Boston, PhiladelphiA, Baltimore. Nor
folk. Portsmouth and Newport News
have been informed OF the ap-
pointnent Of the several veterinary
inspectors; and have been Instructed.
beginning on the Goth inst. 70 refuse
clearance 70 vessels carrying cattle OF
sheep until they receive notice from the
new veterinary inspectors that the cat
sls and sheep have bess duly inspected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

TzE Nihilist Mendelssohn. who had
lEe-al interviews with Podiewsky. the
Fzsixn Pole who is suspected OF the
=-4er Of General Seliverskof. prior 20
y 3isappearance from Paris of Pod
Hssy. and is known to have supplied
: With funds, has been expelled from
|z-re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Eghe Saith Vas foand xuIlty A. Jack
soz. Miss. cs forvihly robhsn< the =ails
a. REekAtgnnA in September. lisa The
eVi1snce against him was uonclHsire-
The loSest sentence il imprisonm~ns for
life Smith "a the oEly sarEiror % the
notorious Eube BarroSs gang of srain
robbers lie 5o.ne4 the gang In FEB
rlarT. lssa lie received the verdics
s;oie&lly aad iHdieerensly- lie q ozIy
shout ;weaty-sev-n. bst has every az
p~a-2nc@ Of = hH-deae1 criminal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

EARDISAL GIBBONS says that the New
pa Conn story concerning himself
Hyaeinthe H. Ringrose is untrue
CARDINAL has brought no suit
sSs Ringrose, asked for 10 injunc-
isainst his publishers, and has Nc
naon whatever Of paying the slight
x@ntiOn to wha. he regards as =
ne 70 advertise a book.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

PxEsIDEST DA FoSsEcA Of the United
ssses Of Brazil has under considera-
"a the renewal OF arrangements for
z.sioning ex-EmperOr Dom Pedro.
wa however. will not be permitted,
r-ssr any circumstances, 70 return &C
s-zriL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

'sToxs authorities Of the Dominion
|rsatly exercised over the gigantic
zling Of staples from sitka into
s1 Columbia Gum boots. rifles
1aition. tobacco. canned meats
F1nned fruits, for which there IS
demand. are the usual eargoes OF
(NagglerS There Is q heavy duty
al the articles mentioned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

VILLAS EowslL p-u-in@nf cislrrn
d Bradford. Tszn. oozzlss@a szicads
By taking ehi0rufeTna lie UGs revived
and kept alive for three Aozrx, bot all
efforts proved - 70 aEAiL Ane 30 Gs~a
in great axezy- No case = gir~z for
the deel. bat 6; ls Supposed he oou@is-
I'D II. rASh at oa looozns % ;zo@hle in
his busin@ss A~airx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

7 view Of the gigantic proportions
liquor traffic is assuming in Alaska.
} Pacific Steam Whaling Company
\ issued instructions TO ali their cap
p not 70 call at Honolulu. where rum
p De obtained. but 10 proceed direct
ne whaling cruise. They are 20
AZ no point where = stock Of liquor
r Be laid in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

IHE Earl OF Aberdeen has written 10
tssral Booth, expressing his belief in
Z good work of that gentleman look
= toward the relief Of the poor of En-
fsd, and subscribing $50, 600 toward
7 .snd- General Booth continues &c
f<iEe many and liberal donations FOR
inauguration of the system
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

|lHE London Tablet referring 70 the
fnsa-Parnell matter, says: In itself
+ conduct Of Mr.. Parnell can not pre-
kce the Irish cause in either land But
|sl be different thing il his foi-
ees persist in retaining him, in the
Ea Of the adherence Of their Liberal
PES as co-leader with Mr.. Gladstone
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Az Az incident of the financial furry in
ysx York a run was made. on the 18th,
q the Citizens Savings Bank. during
rach about 500. 900 was paid out At
=s -lOse of business. however. the
,sks Of the institution showed 4 sur
Is Of 81. 400. 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

DCESG the recent furry in Wall
rset Jay Gould quietly picked up So
y shares Of Richmond Terminal The
|=zli will probably be an alliance be
|seea the Missouri Pacific and Rich
kual Terminal systems with 4 total
klssge Of nearly IS.OoO miles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

D. FRANCIS TUNBLETr. who was sus-
srsed by the London police OF identity
IA Jack the Ripper" and who was
ressed in Washington as = suspicious
=srscter. was released from custody,
: ihs 18th, but is still under police
K-7eilance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

TEKE will shortly be published in
n city Of St Petersburg. \ monster
riesi against the persecution OF the
sx The protest bears the signatures
fA the famous literary and profess
br-zl men of Russia. with that Of
t<-t Tolstoi at the head of the list
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

TIE steamer Indian Prince. Captain
csr. from Reval. and the steamer T. Z
Ts.er eOllided in the River Thames
q the s1st The latter vessel was
SIX while the Indian Prince lost her
crEster.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

JAcKsos, Nov Fin the szprsns
Court today. when the case OF W Y.
Brahston. convicted in warrea Coanty
for killing his oozsin. W. " BrabstOs.
In the SeamAn's Grove row last year,
and s@nteaoed - ten years in the peni-
tsntisTy. wGs called. Judge Cooper.
b~inx disqualified by scanity. retired
from the beach And his plaos vas takea
By NJ David sAeltoa. Who had been
Axrced uPon BY the attorneys eagAred
The selectioa vas Esa6e By 10; trOza the
foll0xiaz Names Of members os the
Jzcx~oa bar. n<reel upOa By tie 4ttor-
Hsys and PLACED in a Ia. fron which
the clerk 1re~ that % Mr.. shel.oa:
W =. Harris. = :. Calho0n- c VI. vii
liAmson. : II Harris. l. BrAze az4
David >Acl:oa-
tnssr ;hs neE CO1ssiiatiOn whenever
azy Ju4<e of the eOart shall BE- 4I~2uAl-
lied. the Governor u Authorized TO oon-
Eissioa another Of Law knoxledxe 20
take his place Where the a;:o-nsy.
engAxed shall 40; agree upon a neabef
% the bAr and either party desire that
there shall Be fall bench-tkree
JE3ges-and though Two Judges make q
quorum. no Judgment can be ac.rnet
by disagreement Of the two.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

The Dake 2n4 Dzehs<s % NArlho--
Sagh SER a. Lexia<tsa. Ky. the osher
6ay. 1s4 xere given a dinner AZ HenrV
Gays cd home By Maso- Hea-y Clay
MeDoxelL They also visited AZ Man
moth Cave
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Miss Mary Green. daughter Of promi-
neat citizen Of Co-dele. Ca. gave
party. and after the departure Of the
guests draax poison The young lady
x.s betro;he4 20 . man whom her
narents forbade her 20 marry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

TIE Independence Beige says that
sz.ley was compelled by pressure
s-ssrht to bear by Lord wolseley. com
-.u3er Of the British forces in ireland.
: svpoint MajOr Darttelot 20 the com
-..a Of the rear guard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

||osE CEDERcKASTz. who was noni-
Under the terms Of the Berlin con-
re BY King Oscar Of Sweden and
LaI' to be umpire or Chief Justice
1Aoa and TO decide between the
H Of Malietoz- Tamasese and
"a TO be ruler Of the Samoan
was in Washington. on the
"a his way to the far-oh Pacific
70 arbitrate in the matter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

LcoxrAST has been formed to con.
..-sc. ship canal to connect the city
:, Brussels with the ssl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Mrs Rhone. = wealthy yOunS widow.
who bzried four husoan1s and W2s
divorced froEa one before she Eas t~en-
ty-fogr years old. has jas; been married
The sixth time a. Covington. ny
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

The Evansville packet sseAnhoai z
T. Cole arrived =; Decatur. Ala. the
other 6sy wIih f-~igst fros ;, Iogis
and Evansville. h~iax The 5rxs boat %
take freight zp fA- Tenuessc~ river
throe<k tie Mzssle seals Th4s -
gr2etae@l 9ezozstrztson % fke cozs-
pie fioa % tue great eov~rn=eni canals
aad q The ep@nlz< q TIE TeaH~Ss>s
river 20 the eozzlsrr- % the world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Is bis suit in the Court Of Queen,
ssueh. London. on the 2lst against
Ms Langtry for failure Of contract
as playwright Robert Buchanan, -
- a verdict Of el5O.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Another Indictment vas foand By the
grand jury At Louisville. Ky. agains;
Colonel Zeb Ward. Of Little Ro-k. Ark.
oonspirAeT 20 ''iefrAui-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

II is proposed to establish an inebri.
as asylum at Indian Springs Ca.
,Asre the waters are claimed to be |,
su-e cure for the whisky habit under
,ss .uspices Of the w. c T. L.