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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
TWAS A CYCLONE.
Early Reports os tho Results OF ire
Electioa More than Sustained


hANsNs Crrr. ka&. Nov 6-Tha rr-
p1nAicaa c==4i@1sa far Gevrrn~- ia
oeassE. saH oG. q s~ven Eerahli~an
eoagressioual caatid1ses arr defeated.
Senator iz-alls' re-eiecsioa . Sab ..-s
Of grave 40ah- Tat - ths sitsat!oa
In Kansas EIrhty-txo theasa-4 Re-
raotieaa na iorttT k1s ben eve-rorse.
Tie E1rrzcrs' Affiaacs IA Il ARA a.
Nas gvnEiEe surprise The chances
for TIE Democrats x4inlu< IN ssuas dis
tr.cts we're hriEhI bat ~ sacA overEz-n-
Ing of Eeruhllean ma5eritles vas cK-
pcese'L Fo- the frs: time in znAav Years
the Republican delegation = h-ok~z
uHly Cue Republican, - elected Hon
=. H. funston from the Secsa4 district
The Deuocrats were successful in
TIE FirSs district eleesla< Thomas
Moonlight over Frederick. Eep.. By
leo zuasority. The Faruers' Alliance
carried the other I've districts. eleesinr
Clover over Perkins. Rep. in the ThIr,I:
Otts Orer Kelly In the Foursh: Davis
over Phillips. Rep. in the Fffth:
Baker over McNalIin. in the sixth. AMI
Simpson over HolIowsIl tn the Seventh.
The Kansas delegation will stand
Republicans l. Democrat /. Farmers
Alliance The Farmers- Alliance aal
the democrats Na<ed bitter caza apaigu
against Senator In-1iiS whose term
expires in l-9i. snt "a = IA iorisy % the
districts combined on enc % their eandi-
dates against TIE EepabIieaa cauIi-
date The ressutr L sha s-s-..fu era.--
sion % nlnsty-dve Farmers Alliance
and Democratic Legislators against
thirty Republican,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

JACE-eSyEEEs. Pa. &oT- G-ELvs
euanties-DuvzL Fzszxzs. VaIzsia. ALI
ch4a znG Mari8z-Ae-esaEazs either
wholly Or IN pars KepGhlIeaz. give
handsome Deuzoc-zr3- I1sartsas& I he
greatest revelation = n shls lD4v4Ii
County, which AS keretesrre xivsz
FROM !. so 10 :. 900 EepahIieaa la i,ority.
The returns from Tuesdays election
show a Democrats mziSrisF q f-u@
l. 100 20 l.fEL The l.tEsr being for Ma
bries. for Supreme CoGrE This Is a
Democratic gain Of from /. 9so % = 80
for the various c4ziiE4tes- Pzsaam
County (hsres0f0rs Republican, : Den
ocratic BY an average zaIo-itY q AL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
ous Msa kiEI-s .af s~w-r~z x1rs or
L~~s weun4@1-

CHacts@. NoV- BY ta@ h-v4kfnr
x a srargl dag rA2~r4 tea sees sraua th..
-ruHnt- 90 wAhrh eos h4asE-ws1 ana sfty
assa AMI girls we're xroapssl fsr the
paFPe.e q h~la< rAessv-a7A@'L az
ETen 4 He2iF's asw ri1so f4rtsry ves-
ssr4Ay. enc nAa N4s ksTE-~t- go w~-~
probahly fl,algF tafa-~sA snsE -ev~raI
others we're sally Aar1 Fszis~is< q
4 llss - she ktiie-s zaat - sa-~sE=
kIll@d-WilLE2u kaeenAn-ssL aEsF-
six YeArS olA
Ialare AHxsss HAsxes n lsrs-g ah.sas
The chsss 4a.E ~ = saepsasasl Als ian--s
are affected
Dora ssoifprA severe szaers44 IN zrsrs-
Joha CoAles. az&ie hrnxem
T. tsrillaI 4z4 Las EasElsas aaxfs.x
<ur15 n@gE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

NASHVILLE. Team. Nov 6-Essarrs
are eoaala< ia very slosly- Joha Il
Bgchaa2a. Dem. tor Govsrnor. will
have between -Aeo0 Aa4 S1coo zasor-
tty- Ths Legislature IL t~o-tii-,ls
tAemocra-c n both HousesA The Cos-
Srvssienzl 4els-ation uili ssazd as TO-
iows- Fi-ss district. - = Es:fe-. TAI.
Eep-s seooad district. I. C. IIcgk. Rep
ThlrE district. H. G. Suos4rrass. neun-
Fc-rth district. Benton NcMilin. Dezs- E:
Flfth distrirs, Jas n Richa-tsoa. ns.za-
S.xth 4istries, Joseph T. washiHxtoa.
pam-. Seweash district y. " Cox.
bSm-s klEhtA district r. A. Enloc.
Drm-. Ninth district. T. A Pierce.
peua-; TeatA district josiah Patserson.
neE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13


CINCINNATI Nov. G-Acro-Iiay 20
she Fetarns received ap 20 SIX o'clock
last evening. the Ohio Csaxressnlsu
elected sse. Hrs. district. Eellazav
Storer. Rep. Second districs Joha \
CALDWELL Rep. ThirI district Geo--e
" I0uc<. Den. F0arth 1iss-fct. NJ h
G4n,L DEM FIfth district Fred C.
Layton. Den. sixth district n n
Do1ovan. Deu-s Seventh aissrir-. W.
~ Hayes. n~un-s EIrath district. N n
Hare. Dem. Ninth district J. H. Oath
waits. Den-s Tsnsh 4zssrses. Rehe-. p
Doan- Rep, ElevenEh dissrs-r. J. VI
FAttlsoa- Dem-. Txelfta 1Lssrict. " n
EHorhs. Rep. ThErteeass district. r.
vine nu<1a. nsszs FoarseeaeA district
J. " Oxeus. u-szz-. flfteensa dls.-ics
n n Har-sr. Uenz-s >.Nse~nsh EEscri-t
Jaha g. WszEicE. Tez-s >svsrtsenth
4isr-iee. A g. Pearsaa. ussra-. Elxh-
tseash dastsirS }. IA TAylar. R~p
Nins.e~ash 4sssrse- T. = Tavso-. Rep
TEeEfIesA 1issrzes. =. e. TavE.-. re-.
TNsnsy-6rs- &.szrtes. Tharz4s l. gohn-
saa. De--
TA4s zaxes sswnn Eeaa hIl-nzs nz.I
fg1r-se1 nsmar-zeN A. sAs srisin-
hS~~vsr. sas e1aesfan af Has ari
WK-glek - 80 sssaalzsAs-E - ruru-
rlss@ rsczras. za4 sAs aspNrgas IA .ar-
tsF . @1ca rx~s IS - sal a. - uake
. zax2se ~ cizi2 "A szeezsan EzrGl &
sca4z z.-a-es 1-e w1Es.
F-ezz ee@riA8 az4 zzs9exI -wsu-=s
rwe@4vnl s-wm A. sAa emszssss x sAe
>Ease exo@Es ia. an smsam4 4saa< them
sAs sszae a. sA~T w~re ass ysA< On n
vass Soc tssv@-asar. tAa asn-a1sE * n
! EFaz- Eepu&zlsaz eaaszlEaae Scr 80.
-sfzrv q Szz1e. = 8 ass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

wAsH1y@roS- Nox- 6-A- Esna@y.
tAs Nes X1rx szpsrzaSar. Eho. as
NHTur Grzzt's representative. hruaghs :
- rs city tAs poifss sszsas szznsr1-
ton ha.lk~ 1zl4 abe -~t4xss4 - s4r-su-
@e- thea % t2a >srrsszrT- returned %
SeU Ecrx l1ss ni<hs via kis books
Kzt &aeumeu-s. zfusr rwtssrzslsn. in .
aase 10 S~e-~s1rY Ssale. yesterday. thas
A@ esGA as0s pAr- eunpAaF vita them
Tie next sep By MaTar Grazs and M-
Msksnasy EL4l hs IA appeal % Presi-
4enS HArrlso1 fur \ recount of New
Ygrx CITY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

TEEyrnS. y J.. New e. English. for
gaa.vrszss. has : -sa8 ms loritE- Tie next
>sass Seaass sill stand: Democrats.
Il &spzhlirza& :. IndspsHdens Demo
erzss Z The Assembly will ss4ni-
D~azorr2-s -. Republicans. 81
PromiE@Es politicians attribute the
s-sa1 Democratic victory 20 the Ne
kfazaT All Fo-us bills The eIection
oasss.t - quietly Some arrests for
sr1kery @rs threatened
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
A psesa.a rsss tor wln.s..

TcrwKN. Kaa. N0v. S-The Capital
tEspahl.eaui tsss~d the teIiowinxs
The Stats resarns have a decided look
frr Nlli~tss aud the defeat of three and
EossAhiy f0ur or Ave EspGhliran Con-
grvs-mea- Neonlirhs heats Case in
the k4rss district, Davis beats Phillips
IA the fifth. AMI NcNaIl IL beasea ia
shc sixsA In the Ssvsush HaIIowell
comedies ST>npson's eleesion By 1eoa
The chairmaa % the Peoples party
claims % have received returns frvm
is00oo voters. which woGli give VIII
let's about Leo plurality. TIE Re
rzbIican committee claims that Ingalls,
wtl have majority On !olns ballot IN
the Legislature.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

ST LOFTS. Nov q NeiIt perr. in
the EIxbsh Congressional district. has a
massritY q Lss-. and Cobb. Deul. IN
shs NIath district. has @s-1 zaaoritY
EIaseT's &etsa. IN the Teath district.
~ BFrEes. ts aoE claimed making the
Misseuri 4elssa.ioa in Congress soIi3ly
Dcmorras1e-
The Ts~mocrass carried the easira cisy
slckss wIth tAe sNceptiau o. recorder e
deeds, ". \ HOLES. Eevublican. being
re-s I~csaG % that ofz-e-
Tie satire legislative ticxes - nerso-
cratic Nash the cxcsusior % she FIRST
Esprsssz-zsise district. Whsch elects
thrve EeazAIsrazt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

FEnvEBHxgE. z :. Nov - n "
A4xs4a. q E-2xs G-vezwfch. asssrupse.t
~ Eskr an ese-zI hali0s t-un1 tAe in
ela-Ers -vunt tae hGiIos-hox Tae<t1Y
1nA was arrested
l. = alze-@l there w1s fraudulent
setzs< n Ezr1 q FAwtrcSet. whzIs
snaz<h hallass ssrs reiects-i- bscAass
lrrsxs4ariF east. 70 have o-scs a. The
sesss e1ss bY tae FrohibisioaLst = n ere
Cszxresssaual district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

WASHINGTON. Nov- 6-Ths Evenin-
s1ar- seeming up the retains. says sh4s
sls pezaacrass AMI lib Republicans are
eersa1nIF elected F0ar districts Ia
Wess Virginia. six In California ant
sze ezrh n Eke4e Islaz.I Montana and
Narsh nakoEa are LEI. En1essrminsI
7TAess NesazE zaks the Dsmoc-zsie ua-
arssy n zAe aexs House Abozs -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
Fer tas Ftrs- rz. n r--a.y-Tsar
T-arA

AEBTQt zEzEK- y NJ SsE- G-The
s,tasar - tAs Alas-q -sr4as E~maerzs
sAFs tae ia.tl-x -lan. a-e taas Ip~snkS
uez2s has carried Ten euGnsieS N N@w
Nsxieu. 4z1 tA1E tas Ise=@crzas wflI
have a IA s1rteF q The >~n2ss an1
Hszs@ ser sEs 1rss TIME n fWensy-ssar
ys4-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
IN. Stranded Steamer RsyuoI1s srfsI
oz Fire

toLrHEsrER- Ont. Nov. = Ths
steamer Reynolds IS still or shore. bat
resting easy- Tie work Of flooding her
has been going on since yesterday. and
Is Is expected the fire viii be extfn-
guishe'd By tonight Lighters will then
take oGt her cargo. and an EFFORT xiIl h.s
made 70 pail her OF The extent os her
damage s not De EnisaIy known yeE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Vow THAT il Is beyond question that
he Democrats viii Eave full control
4 The next House Of Representatives.
EecnIation IS being INDUCED in with
z-at 10 the Spezkership- Mr.
S1ringer, of Illinois. aai NJ Crisp. OF
Georvia. are among the names men
tened for the honor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The Austrian authorities are making
s4me-Uus arrests Of emigrans agents ac-
rassed OF swindling peasants in the
TvroI. who were induced 20 sell out
their possessions and iatruss the money
% the agents. on the promise that it
xoali be repaid 20 them on their arrival
Z America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The several councils OF the British
Vest Indies have been eonvoked 20 con-
saIer notice from the Imperial Gov
sEzzent that the colonies viii be ex-
pse:e't to look out largely for their Own
ieisHss in time of w.r. England only
finishing feet and garrisons for coal
N stations
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
oa--H.ls et H. EoEn.r x.isrssy.

CHFcasS. Nov 6-An Evening Joar-
nzl special from Rockford. Ills. states
that Conxress1zn Ei.s Rep. ot the
Sixrh district vas re-slsssed b . -a-
jocisy ot !. .sGa This shoxs falling Of
% !. $50 votes fro1 his last election
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

LFrTLr Rock. Ark. Nov. S-Tha Ca
rests Democrat says- In Arkansas We
have reelected Cate in the First Dis
trics ard BreckiRriage IN the SscorI
tis.rict AMI n solid Demoeratgc 4elsxz-
ton Retains received ~ Republicans
headquartsss indicate the election q
Largiy. URIoa Labor. in the Ssccz4
district over BreckinriI<e. Dcsn-. an4
featherstoas. Uzioa Labor. IN the
First district over Gate. Dem The
Farmers Alliance voted soli4iy with
the Democratic party IL Langley AMI
ksasherssone are elected they owe their
elecsl0n 20 she Republicans vote.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

NV YoEx. Nov. 6-EetErns re-
eelved I'D 20 Midnight woaI indicate
that The Delocrats hare \ majority of
over 10 In the asxs Congress me
asuenaI gains have tsez made in
many >ta.s& The representation f-ura
III et the States EouId seem a. this
hear to b. aboas a. follows
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

CAPTAIS JEEOssE BECKER. the Bel
rizn explorer, recommends that arri-
raItural colonies of Belgian and other
European criminals be established on
TIE Upper Congo. where. he says, there
are lands we'll suited for such settle
-ents-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

CHEcAsa. Nov a->snasor CaIvin :.
Briee selegraphs Chairman PaeIps Of
the STATE central Democrasic commit
lee .tonxratulasi0n< Ohio elects
fourteen Democrats COngrsssgea-a
gain os nine. MekinIey AMI Foster
bosh Iafea-a.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

While Robert Garret. the ex-p-esi-
lent Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
was At the American Club in Baltimore.
,7IIin- on old acquaintaEceS on the
Il. be was suddenly taken with faint
iz- spell. due to heart disease. aFI
sank 10 the ground unconscious
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

MfLwArxEE WiS. Nov z-E G
Wa. eaalrzz4a q the Denocrzsac Ssase
csnsral coaunfsaee claims the Ssz.e -
.1aaa plurality c C. F1yn~. chair
nan of The EerabIiczn safe cens-zl
COMMITTEES. coasse,1ss the S.a1a 70 tie
Dezoera-S LegislasE-e azi al. bat
-lEes 10 S<Ern&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

BLACK diphsheria IS prevailing in N
svidenic form in CygneGo The schools
s-- al closed and business Is practically
szzpsnded Ia the town A number o.
ssashs have occurred and naaT per-
suns are leaving the place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

EAxsNs err. No Ssv "A susrial
- ta@ So fzom Warait1 as thas "a
rhe >~Eeazz C1z--essianal tlssra-t Hal-
IoNslL Rep. ls 2sfea.e,i ~ Jerry TIzsp-
son ~ n least :, Ca Ttzpsoz's siectlsa
- eeEee4a1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

SEw IoEx- Nov s.--Auong the ras-
seagers who arrived here yesssraay On
tee steamer City 0t Nez York Eere
Hon Robert 7 Lincoln. URise1 States
2is-sssr ~ EaglsaG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

NE GEORGE C TERRY, OF the Terry
Manufacturing Company, 4 prominent
-isizsn Of Nashville, Tenn. was shot
al dangerously wounded, on the 5sh.
n the parlor Of his residence, By Wul-
Elgio. in I dispute growing out Of bus
ress dfSz-reementS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Araa Imperial Federation meeting
IN London- on the 4sh. Mr.. Laurie
Ca111ian Member OF Parliament ais-
rsYed his fellow delegates By speech
II which he praised protection "A a
-uIicy Of the highest value.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

FEoN the latest returns It appears
hat sha Senate. after March 4. 1872
viii stand a Democrats 10 ~ Eeuub-
licans. with one scat from New Hamp-
saire in doubt The House will have
Democratic majority Of I5k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

CHscAgo Nov q Il private iet.e-
has BEEN received froua Mr. Cannon a.
naavfIle IA whleh be says Ezssey'a ma
borify ill 30 abcus sao.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

seuah1y ca tslzs hailo. ani the rrsal,
seers greatly in dsgb& t;en~raI
Palmrr. the D~zsocratls eandidAte fo-
Ualse4 ssAses >snate-. says bis fasor-
szAsiea Is to0 usea-es % exervsss an opia-
Ioa oa the rvslls Of The election
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

OWING 70 several fatal cases OF dzeI.
IN. recently. in the .Aussro-IIun-zrtas
rny. the Austrian press Is calling to-
ssras change in the Law which permits
sAese deadly encounters on azy sIivh.
-rovoc1tion-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

SCsQvxHNxxA- IA. Nor. 6-Nyra1
II wr<hs. Rep. is elected 20 Congress
from the Fifte~nth 9issries hy abogs
l.so0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

TIE Jewish students az the Cniver-
StF Of odessa who embraced Christian
II IN hope of evadiug the expulsion
iseree. find that their conversion does
ras avail them and rs they dare not
s9ply for readmiSsion 10 the Jewish
sazEch lest they be prosecuted as apos-
zses. they have no recourse but 10 fg
tsu Russia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

foU have nothing TO apologize for'
Sentlenan would not have insult
ne. and a BLACKBOARD can not
= tae reass1ring remark OF Pasricx
lsza- United States Minister 70 Cnlll.
friend who had presented him TO =
fEresentative Of the London Times az
fe Presidents late reception IN Nalpa-
FSo The snob had publicly declined
Sc Iatroduction-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The United States Consul General At
NEevO Laredo. in dispatch 70 the De-
Eartment of State, on the 7tb. discrcdIts
sae report that the Mexican Govern
-eat has placed an import duty on cat
lie from the United States No such
laty has, to his knowledge. been i'm
posed by the Mexican Government
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

EvEET house in the town OF Wins
Iox. Ind vas DESTROYED By Hrr. On ;hs
"a. ard the four hundred fnhabitaa..
ef The place were rendered homeless
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

DASvTILE Ill. Nov 6-COupIess
unofficial returns from all the e04ntses
in the Congressional district give Bus
sey a plGralitT over Cannon Of he.seen
so and So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

Tag New York Produee Exchange
Z greatly exercised over the in
afzati0n that The Peruvian Govern
asnt has passed new tariff Law, 10
S<s eject February I. 1891, imposing
p Of fifteen cents. Peruvian silver
Ire cents our money! per pound on all
nsiSa lard Peru takes s5oa.eoo worth
par Of the best quality Of Land from
e-s co1ntry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

FoErLNSn. Me-. New 6-Spe,ksr
Reed absolutely refuses 70 speak Oa tie
rs.sals % the elec9ionx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
VOL. NV.

CoSGREss will meet in regular sessio,
On December L No extra session xiII
" -zlled
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
TAs niiaeis L.<i.latars san n Deas..

CHICAGO. Nov e-The Democrats 10
Eos Jet e01es1e thas the Republicans
lave carried s2s Illinois Geas=aI A.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

IEE International Brotherhood OF
lEay Employees was organized on
e Ssh- Il is founded bT r7ea vn0
rs:e formerly prominent II the ssear
EAlroad Mems Protective Un1nn Il.
.eet IS primarily 20 secure lsyislatien.
n It Is not intended 20 infringe upcn
Z territory of the distinctivelT trades
atnerhoOds. such as engineers nre-
Fea and brakemen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

-HE re1rn 70 work Of the miners az
e Lllhgow Colliery was the teata
Nax 70 the great strike in Sydney, y
=. free Iabore-s As we'll ss unlonlsts
F-SS Omitted 20 the mines Tie sup
EFsl Australian xool viii 30 rstGce-
as.1e=.hly by the slElse. SE!ca :
ft-ss.saIIy 0YeE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

TaE case Of the Catholic Bishop Of
Ss<saaIIy, Wash. against John Glib
&c. 7 " Anderson. T. T. Gratman
nj the United States. IN the Federal
esz-s az Tacoma Wash involving
rrupersy. IOclte3 near Portland. Ore,
Es-sh ever 81 090. 0sa. has been decided
arzi=ss the Bishop and n appeal 10 the
@a-sed States Supreme Court allowed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

SEvEEAL members Of the British
IT. f1ziIy have wrir-en 70 General
+osh 5r1isIn- his plans for the relief
I he poo- Of EngIazi AMI expressing
age t9r their SUCCESS Similar tokens
aEnr0Ezl have been forwarded from
rsple n all walks of life. ami eoasri-
Gileas are constantly pouring N for the
Ia. Eith which il Is proposed 20 begin
1s work
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
appropriations and the changes of the tariff
bill reveal that revenues would fall short OF
axnard;furas b,, ahouf sax mn mn

appropriations and the changes of the tariff
bill reveal that revenues would fall short of
expenditures by about $50, 100000.
This analysis of the Senator's figures
make it charitable to suppose that the Re-
publican organs that have been taking
them as party vindication fail to understand
their import, Ofcourse no one predicts that
the Government will be unable to meet its
obligations, or that it cannot from its large
reserves of surplus resources, purchase all
the bonds for the sinking fund that may be
offered. But the evidence is decisive that
the Republican party in Congress has made
an increase in expenditures surprising any
thing ever known before in single year,
and that the result of that increase is to
wipe out the surplus of receipts over ex-
penditures, and if the pledge of reducing
taxation is kept, to put the balance on the
other side.
OF course the promise of reducing taxa
tion should be kept. Even the original
statement that the bill would reduce the
national revenues S55, 100000 would not
represent too great reduction. The Treas
ury can meet all its obligations and easily
surrender the s33, 800, 900 which Senator
Allison now holds out as the actual reduc-
tion. But it should be understood that the
reduction of revenue carries with it the
necessity of a reduction OF expenditures,
and that the passage of the tariff bill, means
a radical reversal of the policy Of lavish ap-
preparations which has produced these re-
markable figures.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
NO BISMARCK FOR HIM,

0LHTHEN the walters are German it is always
polite to call any one of them Bis
marck, +" said philosopher who travels for a
cigar house.
'That's where you make q grand mistake"
said his companion, 81 went into beer saloon
in Milwaukee one day this summer with a
couple of friends. A stout. hearty-looking Ger
man, with merry eye waited upon US. 'Drei
Bier, Bismarck said ]. he looked at me stern
ly-yet more in sorrow than in anger it seemed.
But he fetched our beer, and when he had set
it down he said to me in English with very
slight German accent: BE careful how you
call man Bismarck. Because 1 am German
it does not follow that the Man of Blood and
Iron is my patron saint love the FatherlaRd
as well as any man. and my heart Is in Berlin
STILL but Bismarck hate him. and the good
natured Teuton thumped his fist on the table
so that the glasses ratified, and the proprietor
of the place came over TO see what was the
matter. L Iapologized and explained it was all
my fault. and the landlord sat down with us
and we had 'vier bier several times. The land
lord told us that the old waiter had the best Of
reasons for hating Bismarck. The waiter had
been a business man of high standing in Berlin.
when Socialism incurred the hatred of the
Prussian Chancellor. The former became an
of persistent police persecution. His business
was broken up at last, his wife died, and the
old man rendered desperate made violent
speech at the Brauerei one night, was arrested
tried and sentenced to Ave years. imprison-
menr. When he came out Of Jail his friends
sent him over here"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
WOMEN IN EARNEST.

The women of England are setting bold
example to their sisters all over the world.
The cable gives us the views of remarkable
women in the labor congress at Liverpool,
which has resolved to work for an eight
hour day. These fair leaders of labor de-
clare that women must organize and take an
aggressive stand for their rights. The ad-
vice to boycott sweethearts who are not
members of labor organizations may prove
rather difficult for women to follow, but
there is no doubling the fact that those who
women can do great deal. They are be-
coming political powers in England.