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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-10-16
FebruaryYrhe r st. Paul, Minnea polls and
Manitoba Railway and ] its
lst. 1890 ] Branches became the
Great Northern RAILWAY Tina

With 1900 miles o steel track it runs throuoh
u counties In minnesota. North and South
Dakota and Montana, reaching ali Drincipal
points from st. Paul, Minneapolis, West An.
perior and Duluth "~'' S''
1t furnishes through close connections. the best
and cheapest route to all points In idabo.
Utah, California, Oregon, Washington, British
columbia, Alaska, the Canadian NorthWest
and Manitoba.
1t Is the only American line west of chicaeo
having track laid with rs pound steel raiis
and owning its entire magnificent eauipment
OF ele CANT dining and sleeping cars, hsndsoms
DAY coaches and free colonist sloepers.
IL is the only line running through the great
MILK River Reservation, with solid trains
Wltnoat change to Chinook, Benton. Great
Falls, Helena and Butte, ~'"'
II reaches more points in the Dakotas and Min.
nesota than any other line.
IS the shortest route by 48 miles between
Wahpeton and Minneapolis, St. Paul and tho
1t is the only short route from Wahpeton to
cargo, Moorhead, Grand Forks, Casseiton.
Mayville, Larimore, Hope, Devils LAKE. GraT.
Ion and all points in the Northwest.
1t is the best line to Glendale, Rutland. Abar.
deem, Morris, Benson, Watertown. Hnron-
Wlilmar, Sioux Falls and all points in Iowa
NEBRASKA, Kansas and the Southwest.
Local Time
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-10-16

Dated October II, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Uountrp l,ropertp for Sale ano % Get.
Observation-Disclosures.

" xkAJ LII l. L AAA<-'SA%N>
The new electric road being con-
structed by the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company, from 39th Street and Bay
Ridge Ferries to Bensonhurst, via
Second, Bay Ridge, Thirteenth ayes.
and S6th-st., is attracting much atten-
ton and causing prices of land to ma
terially advance.
BensOnhurst has
Sewers, water and gas.
It is perfectly developed carefully restricted 90
minutes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9Th Avenue @ "
Elevated b. b. W. 4. X. r. Lots fof saie "-oo W
$3.50 each Titles guaranteed by title 'usrah'cc al"
Company, without cost to purchaser. lius'rA'e~ ''
sent. Apply 10 the agent the property. or
c. b. F. RANDOLPH, Al Wal'st, " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

go UByRBAN HOMES the rcta anse =, nyoad
Free maps and desefipuoh SShu,San nfnc Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
a musemenis.

~AsCASlNO. Broadway and 39th-st
Evenings at Sis. Matinee Saturday ut 9.
go hfECiAL MATINEE THANKSGIVING Day.
r.. SECOND MONTH.
THE GREAT SUCCESS CONTINUES.
THE COMEDY OPERA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
FREDERICK JENKINS,

WORLD BUILDING ORooms 92 and $50, NEM:f0kA:
T. LoRIDA TOWN AND IMPROVEMENT C0MPAsNsYY.
Property st. Augustine cheap IN
ad.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Jte Cream

yre Cream
A FACT.-Hortons Ice Cream IS made from pure cream
Hortons Patent super Bricks Of Ice Cream Tor
EAurans Churches. Festivals &c. VIII keep 5srd one
AeeP. Country ordcrs promptly hlled Depct-5oo 4th
se, sos oth-ave I15 Park Row ITO East f2Sthst New
fosk and 495 Fulton at. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

POOR JONATHAN.
the cast includes LILLIAN RUSSELL and FANNY
KtCE, f,SA DANLNIOkI, SYLVIA IlOkNE, tLUh-
ENSE BELL, GRACE GOLDEN, ROSE WILSON, H.
MASpUNvuul, CHAS. CAMPBELL. MAX FlEMAN,
JAMES MAS, EDGAR SMITH, III. HOl,BhOok
A. w: IAMS, EDWIN STEVENS, JEFfEksoN DE
fUEsb4Y. 5E DEC. S e. s stf i" SiG Si ''
POOR JONATHANS "AT HOME
DECIDED NOVELTY WILL BE INTRoDUCED.
A. CASINO. SPECIAL.
TONIGHT.
GRAND POPULAR CONCERT.
FAREWELL APPEARANCE IN THIS CITY.
EDUARD STRAUSS.
AND HIS VIENNA ORCHESTRA.
PROGRAMME
I. Overture to Opera "The Thieysh Maple" Rossini
2. Waltz from che Ballet "Naila" Delibes
g. eacte The Dove" tiounoa
5. Gypsy Melodies, Violin Concerto Ssrseste
.oses from the SOUTH Waltz Johann strauss
Potpoarri. from 'The Mksdo'' Sullivan
Morlinet, Polka. Joseph Strauss
9. Gayote Martha Washing ton Aronson
10 ''ovef Pains and Meadows" Polka Eduard Strauss
ADMISSION. so CENTS.
Orchestra and Dress Circle, 81 go Balcony, oil.
80 Box ONCE opens at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
BROOKLYN Real Gsinte.

60 n0n WILL BUY one OF three new. modern o.,
YO,UUU story and basement private dwsiilhg,
brick with bf0wnstone trimmings, designed IN Roman.
s2ue style by William Tubby ESQ sups nv, snitary
nmbing nrstclass neighbofhood, convenient 70 az t
Ferries and the Bridge. Taxes paid this year ihauFe
egneT premises 45 Strong Place between bafsoh anu
Degsaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
BensOnhurst has
Sewers. water and gas.
NeW.RocheIle, N. Y,

rs trains daily from Grand Central Depot, AZ mas va,
wse sewers and electric Light o FEET for sale on easy
monthly payments Price $500 upward xe ons d SS
for building purposes. Only minutes Walk no' ~, nv
depot equally the water H"rse-ears PASS "e
property Send FOR Illustrated book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Cost eno Gonno

1 est. -Bsnkbook No 2I0s SAC, Dry Dock sswngs
Bank. Any person having claims upon sag o bi-tv
ssd Upon the same N the bank wi.nn n'sS
~ said book Will be declaIcd caiceneu anu ca
slpaah0 and asw enc hsusd IN usu tnefess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

A. a meeting OF the Davis Land Conn
panY at Jackson Last week the bsIIow.
ing resolution was adopte,k
Resolved. That a warrant upon the
treasurer OF tbs. Davis r.an,t Company hs
drawn for the sum Of -. 900. payable ia
Maj, w. b. Morgan, same to be de lfvers,t
by him to Mrs. varina Davis. upon her
executing to the Davis Land Company
valld deed Of euuveYanre cuuve wing An
undivided one-sixth interest in and -
the lands lying and being in Prairie and
Woodruff counties IN the stats OF Ar
kansas amt known AZ the Arxansaz
lands.
Judge Calhoun offered the following
resolution, which was asiopted-
Whereas. There are. as this Boar,i sf
DIRECTORS ara iafnrmed. some persons
who are willing IA tass stork in this
Davis Land Company. and who prefer ~
forward money DIRECTLY oo Mrs. varina
Davis shr-farp.
Resolved. That Mrs. Davis be. and
she is hereby requested so. accrpt and
r.ssipt ror any money that may bs sent
her by persons desiring stuck. and sfas
she send lisa Of names Of said parties.
tsgether with the amount sens her. that
stock may b. issued tor re=perriva
amounts sent in to her. and that shs.
may make deeds IN this company tr1m
tama t0 time ~ cover the same
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13
ANOTHER NAVAL SQUaB5LE.

Admiral WiIasr "RsporussT- Es this Navy
D-psrtn~nE hsr Having PathIisir Hanit-
hs1sd Captain Hsw-sG sT tn. Atlanta
B~fssr- sh. whol. Fleet wfthaaE safff-
assnf Cause.
SEw YoRx, March d-Tha BrooleIyu
Eaxie's Washington special says Cap
tIin John ~ howell OF the Atlanta has
reportsd ADMIRAL Walker "a the Navy
Department ~Reporred'' In naval par
Lance means that be has complained Of
his supsrinrfs 3 n. ion snd demanii,s,t SAT-
iaflctisn by court Of inquiry or other
wise. In a manner "a be- dseistsit BY tho
Secretary A private lester from the
squadron rtves the cause OF the trouble.
When the feet was sailing cut 0f the
port OF Toulou. every one was astou-
ished t0 see signals haisssed On the lag
ship ordering the commanding offi,,sr oe
the Atlanta under arrest and Directing
the executive officer. Lieuteuans-gs ON
manrier Gandon. "a take command u
seems that for some reason or other. the
Atlanta had yune out of her course an,t
broken up the sailing h5rmatiou- With
cut giving her commander any opportIs-
nifty for explanation he was publicly de-
graded before the whole feet Naval
officers declare such a prueeeding an
precedented. ami claim that Captain
Howell was evidently uot ~ blame sor
the supposed mismanagement of the
ship. as shown by the tIet thar he has
since been refnssaned in command rE
IL significant that Captain Howell was
about the only officer in the feet who
was nos selected far dHrY by Walker.
and IL is said that the relations between
the two have never been cordial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13
LATE NFWS ITEMS

Er ID ssrcrreG that Minister LEnsura
aI.s tsult.srsst his resignation
CLEMENT HEGHxss. OF ReadInr. Pa Is
slowly 5yfr- from starvation caused BIZ
sE,ruus 1ffserDsu and inability 60 par-alrs
ae 1nv nourishusns HIS sufsrrnzrs ara
rreaz AMI ais physicians are unable "a
help him
Tmr >eereSary 1f the Treasury has
sIIhmHzT-f,t 10 the House n statement
showing shas senze -5st suits have been
instituted UNDER the alien cvurrI.r law
a6 whieh eisrhs were settled by csmpr'r
mise and nine Dismissed
THE Uuissd S1a5ss Government has
saif aus m ruund frurss 81, assls GEO
N pensions sinrs the hertnnin9 ef the
.ivII WI
NHAn Gsor-rssswu. Ky 0u the szh-
r T. Rshsrrssan and William Bailey
xha were lrrsnsEing church went cut
sisEs a. warn off s1n11s railroad IIharers
VIM were 16nenzpEfnsr - break up the
servi.sss Afser siis prvaehing WAS e''n-
.IsEf.,,f Robertson and Bailey we're fred
u,su ~ shsy rsl,iss Aems- Robertson sas
siIIed and Bailey dangerously waanted
THEHx u great ez,i1eIe.e IN the
ri-inlrF sf Fountain Head sumner
-uunrv. Tenn ever the appearance az
suaCeed fever &c maI1arr1nz menxngtrli.
rs,yssRz,sssxAx ES1ag- st Teuus=sss-
hass rerer-ef To the House. NJ the direc-
sigu af the War Claims Committee. q
slM maalng ageE0pril41.aa asr ax1rts
aas.Fa bv the Caars af Ckaimz 10 eizi-ssns
( II Tsnnssses.. MisssS.ssi ppi- Alabama Ar
KANSAS and Louisiana
MATILDA Rrsx died az EaFwn.k- kT-
[ IN the s5h- 1rsd III Ysars. Her ulsrher-
4 charIatue SnncIS- died az the same plE,e
( dr. wears Icu. She WIS rhe nurse df
/ lanes. Lam slkin.s. VINO still lives 15 the
Ara ys a. AMI has the lmIIF Bible In
xn5rt her birth was recorded N Ta6--
THx cuun---ee rppufnsed 20 inEessI-
rrse une 1H15-s af the S1l1s Treasury
{ AZ Missouri have finished counting the
,usa. and have found il s1Ada8 sharr.
Thew express TIE srEaazn saas IN ex-
1rfnarznu oE sas books And Earers VII
f-,.-sass anis 10 ever S7n.aeM
Il Tzx RECENT hsazY s1rrns have d1ns
r-sar damage IN some pcrri'Ens ae fala-
f su$hsr enun1T- Miss and Ek-nerz have
been greatly Delayed
Mss Cxaarx PALMER. Gf Big Creek.
raInaun eGGazT- Mnss.- was ssEsre4Y ,
su--s.I en- shs aEh by her dress ciEisrhIa-s
,u t-x whELe scanning an the hearth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

WAsHrSsroS. March G-Assistans
Secretary BasseY has reversed the ac-
ri0u OF the Pension Ofifce. and has di-
recced that pension Of $50 per month,
dased from May rs. 1ss0. DE issued to
Mrs. AIsnira J. Morton. rfie widow OF
Eisusenant-C5isuei Charles H Mar-an.
Of the EIghsy-faurrh Illinois regiment
The pension was granted on the ground
that Colonel Norton who committed
suicide at his residence IN Quincy, H.
May ~. Issa. was insane at the time
and that his insanity was sne resuIs OF
privarions and su1feri1gs incurred IN
she service. Colonel Msrson was N
Libby Prison ssxen months.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

st.sna efsss Eaike >hssr~ Hssas<f Voc Nst
DsftasE-sr rus--sf-t ss,ss-sisu sr AR
BrssA-s s,,ss sf o-rs.-r-
BrFwkEa4 v v. March sZrhss re-
spausihlliry fur Thurssiay nights rail
ruHd rvhtens has na1 yet been d..s-
niueIY fxetL All prs,uant8 seem I'd agree
that the aIr~hrases we're aurUupIetl
when the train saaraest AFTER the H.s1
breaking In two At DunkiriE The
brakes W therefore useless. They
work automatically amt il In proper
esutfIrIou wouId have set themselves on
the sIeepers when thev broke away trum
the forward part et shs train. nste-
these eundirious the proper step vas I'd
stop TIE first section atance. Thegues-
sIguS that viii De raised at the curuuer's .
inquest viii be these Dlf the euustlf,.-
tor know that che 1lr-braltes on the de-
ta4,lied section we're usseIasss IL 80. why
ibI he sssp the first sectious Who was
rvspousIhis. for running the train with
cut having the air-brIlses In working
arvfer
A c nfned Press reporter tried 10 in
ss,rview Csn,fRssr HoughtlIin.r yestsr-
day morning but tiss esusfIIcror,- who
hal rIs1 Left Saperfnren,tsn- Cau,i.
wuuI,t say nsshfng The reporter then
saw the sIperinzenstsnE Thar official
sahi that Conductor Haagh Ealing bad
been on Eha ruS4I about EsenzY-ffve
years. and ha.t been regarded As a capa-
BE. enrefII AMI efficient efiis,sr
What were pour rules or Instructions
10 conductors IN ssu,h IN emergency ~
Last nirtEs''
4 Snu's care 10 To In<srhasquesSion. =
was the reply
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

rh~ Wsu-Kns~u M<nB~r Of the N<Ehasf-
A.G Esss~spRs. D-ps-~sf hrsm Hls osfzs-
aasf frsn sh~ MINISTRY ssr Tashrtstiasn
Cansfarsr-
CHprAsa. March s-The conferences
shb,h has been trying Bishop Bowman
af the Methodist Episcopal church. en-
charges af anehriszi.ln cgndHcr. telling
numerous and bruaf Eklsehaosts against
enarwi members 1a1t assz.r srehrixris Al
exuresssans while esnverssng on rsIig-
Iaas subjects. rsnfersd 4 verdict Fsster-
dlY dndIng Bdshsp BsSuan xl1IsF AMI
feuesinr him rom his sticr a. Bishop
ami trum the ministry uur1I the next
General CsueerHnce-
The charge Gf -unch-issian conduct"
consisted OF numerous alleged slauaissr-
Jus assertions IgIInss his fellow minis
uers. IN ans Par-ieuLIr instance Bishop
E.awu,In being SAID so have ena<astsr-
lzed Rev FL B. HIrrz1er- presidents az
Moudy's College at Northdald. Mass.-
- II Wis. and rustless nan"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

E1sSlzs TssS<1y1 the srinrfrar :,
n. Osssn Iyaehinr. Ipv.a--,f m e,a-s
NJ WHITE HRTE. wbs. on sh@ ssb. .,,F
pissHte't rTlEIsY - the ch1-rs sf rsn--ts-
m sAa arss &er-e-. TAa prisoner xa,
r~ruarasst sacS - jail - axafs ssup
ssus.p.
ArrutsstsN -srEyxRNr NrrEKa. an sRa
asa- lPpatars,t ". T. Gu-Eev Asasssa,-
ll1as't szIses taserirs aasarueT Soc N~
kra.ssSh
lHx HnS earutag-s ~ sha EslrIfn,r-.su A.
S.'rrisrn r1liwaE Cor E1alarT sAnx .
decrease u sn,Fs9
>usHrND LaHwNyuUE.r. WIN s,Vi,,,f "a
Fsopis N New York Cfrv Rx ssr-~u,E
eneviss and 1ssf ~ Germany can nee -,
exrrlss asst. sscaase u. newer ,pas...,t =,
D, 4 Pr-lssss.rn sah5ects hus tn. German
Governments VIII pru4sruss aim IN eTpr-
ulny h5r sEe Alleged ogssus..s. upuu evil
t,sucs - BE- furnished By the A1sert,au
xuEhsriEi.s.
~ the rvporr Of the lreaIss-is- who az
z-ntns't the 1sBt eau be- -uIssf uu.,u.
r5ist ant 81 vvr IN pay NJ. q lis1n q sls,,
Been dhsruveresf en uhs eI-u sf .ys-,,-
NAH >1aHifsr- near che Nsuns Ve-r.yu
ere mines IN PsnnsvTvHnsp IL ~ s,.s,E
saI1 the r'ssiS KssaFs Ihsus sssg IN silver
lsIit aasu siaa - <Lgnu m r1Bt ~ the
-snA
Ex-PRz<1DwSr CnEvHH.s,xu, wa ems AZ
the orrSlrs az meeting In ChH,ksrf,lx
Hail. On rAa STA. n the fuasrsss IT sha
New Work. City F-ps CIzr4I,trnr Ii
br1rT-
Back Ezph-hsri1 n r1.-iur q. An
alarming sxsssna IN tbs. rsxn ,yf s~e.,.,.
EaIe. INIT
TaE strike az the rubber works n,
>1lurh s.sn. NIsss has b.sn s.ar, ,,-,.
missed.
\ sHwpsH-r --rft gu me Canrsarfan,i
+ Valley -IIIrsa,F VIZ, x-v,.}ss.,t arn- C4-
/ E.sle. Pa en- r!is. ssh. an,I sf.riz L,a,E,,s
ears were ,I.,n1aIlsa,,,I a BraIs.uan Wa.
L sl.rhrIv Hnn.ra,L
e TmH -her-uonusrg- -u,rfsse.s-s,F IN d.
+ rrpes MINUS AZ = gobnssu-v VI an
I ahss -sR
Orx the IN -h.. P,,r.. WA ,.r,f,, "a
pur-p,I Taslfspsss,t
Il TtFr ssTi,,,-A al Pfvr,,u.r. D., u.,.,,,,,,
T AZ Curry. HE'LL saaJs ssn ssar ~ s,,.,.,.
L sTeI,e9s On the aaorufuer az chs. -sb. ,,,v.
Trr ~ at.s ..rrFi,,r. al rb.. .r-uu,,B .a.,,,,,
L An lBnr,usr,.,t r,ina
E INN rpu,r,--,,. fs.,,,.,F B-r sB.. r.,-,y,,,,
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month Of F.br,1a-v sx,,sr-4 ,F.,,-,.,,s...,g
4 graH agg amt -h,. fp,,,r-. i,,,.-,.,..,.,g e.
+ ara ggg a. ,.pn,,ar.,f xf-E sn.. ,,n,-,.,-
4 ,ru.uHrsr p,susB at u..- vsar
+ Ess4nsg R.,vvuxx AZ rB.. N.rB,,.E7.-
/ EDiscuuaI ctarrb. b... been s,uud r,,aIuv
Of ErI.,sas.,. amt si.. us.. ee uu,,b go,
E1u,r-f.,r-,. 1u,f Fsr-,,..,s,E s.a,r, nBs sf.6,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13
NUscovTvE TACTICS

rh~ w~rhss.s~ hsss.ss<-sr-.n-.T ~ ws..-s,. -.
n's~auae rms Err~-os 80 ER. x---.stv-Ex-
Rs'-sE.t at1rssstra~~ ks-c~r-s -aA--us vA..
Naau-,t -csn-- tp~-rrast ~ Rsns~..rt,.
ehssrrs-f VITA me ua@a sr Rsurxurx
Wafr~wa~n.
LaHD"N- N4rrh The rprwr~ sus-
ages ,'Irnn&1usf BY the Russian sls,-ia
n siberia apsn asslaiess NAL. ant g.
male prisoners have led ~ inquiry su.
The part af vzrtsas csr-sspssusIaaas ant
athsrs ma sams af the aasnaa.ss en-
siayrd BY the Russian Governments =,
M sua uf saPvrvssiar eassEs aasf srrsas-
isw lEuraAis impressions. VITA sas. rs-
s'Ils ac Necsr-4an3nw shas a uass number
az s@r>ans e shss Alsrhsr -i. Assess, as-... an
rng,s't IN sae surs q -sprvsenslasr the
Russian emetre ~ a verir-ahIs narAil.,..
sad
rHE GAR - Ny AxssKE 80 HwRrv.
The Ar-as,iss wrsunru By es.ur.-e KEN
tssn amt published IN she Censary. Dr.
ptfrin- sas harrsrs af the Russian
sri's.iriss sYsrsm. aheairs.,f a wi1is. ei-,,i -
ziur n Russia anrsI sAa eunzsrs .u.-
'~e'iss't IA preventing espfes af the masr-
I.ina containing the sr-iriss from pa.ss-
li1- ziruugh -As poss-.sf's,,~s. but sns
ses't had been saxu ami the raxern
meme a8ant g npressary ns salss steps ~
i''ssruT zhe frup amt az the same time
reutssr tfe sfrsrt af the ATTACHES IN
america A. nearly - ps-siSls raGg1sary.
with rhis aesect m vtsw the govern
nsn1 la-eiy sent q, sAs T1fsssf SEARS
FrFrv zVrFs an xs.wxr4
sa1rrF-dve women ant fses-u men.
charged with the fnaF &C eusEeaxorinr rsl
ln'tlfr the impression mafss by nha
Irssslsss eu the American peuuIe. ant
ai'''s ~ seTiIrs the passage ot an ex-raaiI-
uissn zrearT hsoking "a shs reeurn 5g Rus
ssst % firl sive DolI Eit..II ssrisnsI.srs Thsss
sSn i,ssari,'s Nrs UNDER assumed narrsx
amt 1rv known ouLY a. sh. sasrps pulls:r
lt - Petersburg They ARE well sup
psls't si-A money. and are fnss-u,tssd ~
anet nn opsu eummuni,Irinu with one
I-'1eher- rhs astensibls ab lees 1f their
visit - Ameri,,ss ia
rw uEruUWE OK Rr@sENN sUHEwrrx
whieii dscuurses Win be- sappl.msnss.,l
By the pahlaras.8u of trrisiss IA the Va
7
ami hi,s government Ten af the dgsy
ARE direcas,t % ~ 10 WASH rprrsu q, tn
rrstFrrf5s themselves with sne members
% both houses sf CangrresS ami IN uIEi-
aiaHsiY raiu an sufrrm-e tnsF che best
Anfriran soriitF- AlreaslY thrse Of
thssss en- ilsss-i,sss
HNvE XtItrvED nv AMERICA
p
si'smal ef equally high so.iaI position.
an efirer IN uhe Russian army QUE st
the EEti'ss ~ delivering bsesarps and
giving rsastInr's On Russia in the West
eru >slnes. amt the other IL silniI arI :
engaged tn zha southern >rInzs while
the rvusismsn ~ sainurninw IN Wash
rnrrsu euIrivlring dessrabl,s lrgus,inHr
Iaces. writing csrassasual newspaper ar-
uBstsss psrrnsus Ss ais miss5an and
taxing 4 general survey Of she fehl
Esnating che arrival af hiss colleagues
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

BALTIMORE. Nd. March &-The snory
published IN -he Chicago Sews yesssr-
szr,iay morning % the effect that Nil
Lets famous painting -LTAngeIusr was
u the hands Of wm- L WaIssrs. Of shis
ciry. and that the picture sold recsucIY
tor sI1a.nod. purpor-ing sc be the orig
tnaI L Angelus.' wss 4 mere replica or
copy. WAS exploded by an investigation
af the ease. This ssary rests or no bet
ser foundation than the Eies that NJ
WaI5ers has in ais collection the orig
NAL d.sssgn 0f the Angeius IN biass
and white whicn has newer been out OF
aIs eulzeeri0n since be ohGalned l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

Ar Maben. hamlet on the Georgia
Pacific railroad. difficulty osrurre,i Iass
week in the store. known az the Cum
mIngs' stare between Mr.. Lynch and
the storekeeper=. when William and
John Cummings. one armed with shot
gIu and the other with Winchester
rife. opened fire as Lynch. killing him
instantly. LTurh WIS rhou. 50 years Of
age and leaves arys family
A coSsoLD4rIoS Of the vicksburr
and Planters eompresses. which haus
oeen operated for some years by the
VlGi1shurg Compress Associaei0n. is un-
dsrss0od - be pending. and that each
property VIII be valued. prssens stock
retired and new stack issued On said
vzluar1on-
THz FEARS Rnint Box q Wood Work
Factory with 4 capital stock Of $50. .0oo,
was permanently organized Izzr week by
slectirg for directors William NJ Ham
ntau. C. L Merrill. William BIAnd5ord,
T. c. Myers. T. 5. AderhoIdt. J. T. Siacx
and D. A Scott, T. :. Adsrholdr. treas
urers c. L Merrill experimentation The
building win hsgin at once and the fac
tory viii soon be completed It's capac-
iSy VIII be 10000 boxes per day and viii
employ about go men IN its different
branches.
TALSsCsHA C0uSrT VIII soon have .
asw courthouse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

PrsrM March z-Ths dlssensicn be-
tween Herr Won Tfsza. the Prime MIN
iscer. and the other memhers Of rna
Hungarian Cabinet In regard - the uzs-
araIlzarian af Louis E1ssurn. has finally
rssuIzed In tine withdrawal from tina
Ministry Of Hsrr Won Tiszz. the Em-
perur having 1ccepoed his resignation.
Csunr Won SzaparrY, az pressus Minis
ter sf ArrieuIrars. VIII sucesed Herr
Won Tfszz "a Prime Minister. Har.
nanY prevails among the ether mem
bers Of the Cabinet. and they VIII re.
Tain their parrSslias. Herr Won Thsza
VIII eunsinus "a Liberal Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

saitt~aa's cn~~ m~esr~ the ~svr-.s~ C"nr~-
The famous cas. ae Iohn L. sullivan
was arraesi IN the supreme Court Iass
week. Numerous poin1s wers made. bus
thas pressed With the most eArusssnr-s
was the conduct u Jadgs TerrelI In
thressssning the Z-si4 ii=T y It rvstsissst
- nnd an initletmanG l. Was tTsssared
shat the ind5rtin.ut sas prvs-arwd By
demand OF the judge. and was aoe
voluntary nnding et the grand JURY
The strorneY Y-ts.snerai iasissaa that tAfs
charge % the Judgr. although is nraf
and doubtless did prsrsiascs tue tndlcs-
menc, VIII not BE- inquired insa by tho
Court. a. IL could DO nothing Ueher
points were masts against the ia,Ilrrmens
and instructions os the Court Es was
claimed Also that the inducements did not
saiiieisusiy charge prize awaEiar. and
and that it is not prize fighting IN aghs
f'ar wsg-rs put ap in the ring Bst shs
Attnrney General was eoniieut against
this position. On the Instructions, 10
w-ls claimed by The state that even cuu-
ceding some errurS. tefendanes r'fils
was 80 clsar ~ 10 rrnsl.~ them Of No
siguiacanra.
ktirain's cunvfrtiou was affirmed Hs
r-ts sso uonths IN Jail aad ssa This
~ easy, y report b. tru. that Charles
kiih IL county cunractar hor Marion
,"nnsF, As it is believed kilralns time
belongs 10 him. and he viii noe maze
lifss q burden n the sx-shampisu. >-4air-
r'sis arr said ~ be- plentiful d.swn there.
and Kilrain may shooe better than hs
aghts.
Bud Rensansts case vas als.l argued
and suhmtttsd- ~.Ime lawyers think tho
worst thing shat could happen ss ham
would De "a yet a nnw trial ~ cunsirtssr-
ing the part be tluk IA ths affair hs xue
of hwhn He was fined S.D0 AMI no jsiI
'enrsnru- Next time he mighs fars
Surse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

L0SDox. NIrrn She mineral ssrT-
Ices over the remains az Abraham Lin.
cuIn. son af Ninisser LEnenln- were held
yesssrttlF IL the resltence sf Ar- Lin
ccEn. and were crnfucred hy Rev r.
Monroe Gibson Among those present
were an the members oc the American
legation aud the Censal1ss. exEspe Mr.
Pasr- the military IET1che- They were
Al accompanied by their wives The
eutfn was hilbten beneath 4 mass &C
fswers. After the SERVICES were con-
elurssd the body was pI1esd In the cat
z.-un.hs Ii EensaI G-gen Csmeeery
without further eerem1nleA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

SEEKE.rxHg PlnergE h.rs iec1fs,f ua
z-susdsr sas military headquarters at
-is DeuarrmenE af tine Missouri erwuz
zsHEeuwgrsh. kksl- r8 St. Lauiss Post
ienEsazrzers viii xsiIn be maintained Ii
Lsurenwarrh