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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-04

Tnr report Of tho Census Com
millne appointed by the legislature
ul 1855, % examine into The subject
nj The epnsus and report The lrgis,
lalurn ri lNnn, has boon printed and
laid before tho House, Il contains
suggestions BllhA hlpW a. AfslHllhH
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-04
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from India Via Australia
Stmr Kinnu from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Mokolii from Molukai
Schr kauikrauuli from KOhala
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-04
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S
TIME TABLE.

40 FAKE nGect Angus, 10. 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Respectfully submitted.
Gao. X. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
Accepted and paced on file.
Report, from Oflcers OF the Council.
Cry ArroRxEY's OFFICE,
GRAND RArps. Mich. March 81. lo9y !
To the Honorable the Common Council OF the
CRY Of Grand Rapids:
GeRren en--In the matter OF the National
PARK Bank. of New York City having lost
eight coupons from thousand dol a. bonds.
Nos. to II inclus ye. taird series water
bonds. Issued july. l.76; which said coupons
were rayable Juy /. 1883, and have not be n
presented for payment ND 70 date. fprinted
proceedings. page err. have the honor TO re
port nat the said National Park Bank OF
New York CITY. has furnished an indemnify
bond br 5000. being twice the value 81 said
lost coIp0ns. and / recommend that the city
audit said claim.
Respectfully submitted.
VIZ. WIsNER TATLos,
City Attorney.
On notion of Aid. Lsuniere. adopted.
Yeas AID. Anderson. Baldwin. Emmer
Lsunige. Miller. O'DonneIl. saunders. Stein,
Sfebbhs. Turner. Yerex-u
Nayi-Noae.
CRY Arr0svrY's 0Frfcr.
CsAVp RsPTDs. Mich. March 81. isso.
To tn, Honorable the Common Council OF the
Cityof Grand Rapids;
GenIemen-The matter Of the recording OF
a certain Subdivision Of portion % Colt 4
Curtis PARTITION plat. made 10y Ant sieli &
LittneIG. and recorded 10 the once - the
-eefst,r NJ deeds January a. 100. said plat not
bavi-u heeH approved of bv TIE Board o. Pub
lio w,rks before such recording tPsEe SO -
ferret &C. me for opini'o. respectfully report
,bst ger, 10 pover vested ia the Common
Council ~ Board of Public Works % have as ID
nat urirSea from the records. sec ION = Of
[, % Board ~ Pu6lic Works. act provides
aro0-rorer thfnEs shat 10 such NJ a. ~ Plat
shallha rrc1rdef or have arr vai1ifv unfil
annr,ves % saif board bat ~ power is given
- sfHkeany suca iuproperlV recorded pat
from fhe records ln the r8se in question 10
sras sa~rf-ed fo- record Fra fhe reg isfers affce.
ara se~orf~d fb~s such oversight The req sfer
~ deeds irforrrs ne fhaf ha vn Sc ~ r.
faat hereafter ~ saeh nap or uiaf -
sa,f wihfa tbe etF is recorded unf1
sbs sruovs3 81 ere Board ~ PubHe
wrrts f1v eerfne1 thereon. ! V7u'd
sr-rsst -rst ere rerv @errevor 30 reoneefas fo
-sss-a tat,s rof'-e fr.nfe1 ~ fsrf s7sri.
~ 10 7as.es q orc ~ more eors1ie .as p - E
Il .as sg-- ef the Res1ereT af p eds 81 z 81.
+e-5s- :, fa- nrav Is1s ~ saIa sect 10 - oi
ssss AZ RespreffalV s1-u ffrt
Rn Wssrs Tsvros-
Cfr sftarasT.
A. Tu-sr maves fhst re rscamnends-
Hr~s he re1ar- he aecftsd-
vns-Afs A-ss-sos. Eunsr. Lsurfs-s
ri -. Cn--as ssszasrs. sen. stssblns.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of sigs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing To tie taste, and acts
gently yet promptly en- the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleAnses the sys-
lem eEectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup OF Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
eeptabls 10 the stomach, prompt Ia
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. ctl.
LOUISVILLE. N. kEW T0ak ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Respectful Y submitted.
JAMS N4SDENBERGE.
Comptroller.
AID. Donneil moved that the re Ut be &C
cepted and adopted. ani the clerk be in
struct 2 10 draw orders IN favor OF the several
parties as recommended by the comptro Ter.
and the clerk and comot -ollrr be instru ted 70
draw an order on the city depository for
=. .Oi.g7 70 be disburs 81 by the treasurer 10 the
several parties ma ned in the co nptrOller's
port holding orders on the funds therein
named. in which there IS money.
Adopte /.
YeaS-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Emmer. Lau-
nier-. Miller. O'Donneil. Saunders. Stein.
81 St.bbius, Turner. IereX-Il.
Nays-None.
Cry TREssURER's OFFICE
GRAND RAPIDS. Nlch., March - lSJ.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City Of Grand Rapids:
Gent emen-Tae total al on 70 o tbe school
tax including the l-mill tax. IS Sls8.S27. 75 one
hundred eighty-thrre thousand eight hundred
twenty-seven and 75-l00 dollars. OF this amount
we nave paid the Board of Education the sum
OF eighty thousand dollars. leaving a balance
(of slO3 s27.75) one hundred and three thousand
eight hundred and twenty-seyen and 75-iO0
do rs From this is to be deducted the sum
Of Is. 1919 i've thousand one hundred eighty
five aud 1910 dollars the amount of the unpaid
school tax. This leaves 4 balance due the
Board OF Education Of (sls.6i2.96l ninety-eight
thou and six hund ed fo-ty two and 26-l00 dol
lars. and | wo1 rep .ctiully ask that the
clerk and com roller draw warrant on the
city depository for this amount. TO be paid 20
the Il ieasur-r of the Board OF Education.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. X. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
AID. L2nniere moved TO grant request.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Enmer. Lau-
Mere. Miller. 0'Donnell. Saunders. stein.
| Stebbins. Turner. Yerex-l1.
Nays-None.
CRY TEEAsURRR's OFFICE
GRAM RAPIDS. Mich. March =, 'tl.
| To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City of Grand Rapids
Gentlemen The following are the tota
amounts ad into the city treasury by tht
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Ysas-Afs -ARderseR. BAlcvin. kmner.
Ls.uaiera. tiASr. 9'Donneil saunders. cteis.
sstassaS Turner. erez-ll.
NSSs-Noah.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

.EEENwooD. Ilcc- A dispatch from
Rising sun reports the murder Of Mr..
Gus Aron. one Of the best kao~n n CITIZEN.
~ the onnnty. at his store ~ Roehuck
Landing. on the YAroo River. Tho
particulars % the marder arc As follows:
Dennis Martin, In company with . lot
% other negroes. engaged in a game Of
craps close 20 Mr.. Aron's store. After
playing some time disturbance Was
raised among them. when Mr. Aron
went out 70 remonstrate with them. and
found Martin the cause OF the disturb
ance- Martin drew his pistol. remark
ing susing vile epithetsl that he would
alloS no white man - come near him.
Arm being unarmed. r-treated. when
Martin fred upon him. without effect
Mr.. Ar0n vent into his store. and
Philip Thomas. followed By several
other colored men. went out 20 search
for Martin, and upon finding him carried
him 70 apologize 20 Mr. Aron, aad told
him nothing serious would hs done to
him. They took good care TO search his
pockets. and not finding sny weapons in
an u tAeuA feusiAeftG MIN harmless
Mr. Aron upon meeting the negro ad-
vanced upon him, saying a. he did 50:
You scoundrel; I have been friend
70 you ever since I have been here"
He had hardly finished speaking when
the negro pulled a revolver which he
had concealed up his sleeve and nrcd
point blank at Mr.. Aron. the ball
taking effect In the region OF the heart,
killing him almost instantly. Martin
then turned and fired upon several
others who were in the store At the time,
among them Phil. Thomas. Who took
up a double barrel shotgun and fred
at Martin, breaking both his arms, and
mistaking him for dead. all attention
was turned upon Mr.. Aron- In the
meantime Martin managed to get away,
and his absence being discovered
posse of eolored people started cot "a
hunt for him, and. fading him, he was
swung to limb and his body riddled
with bullets. Mr.. Aron was a native Of
Germany, about thirty-ave years old,
brother Of Mr.. Albert Aron, Of this
place, and Louis Aron. Of Cincinnati.
He was the senior member of the aruf
OF Aron & Co. At Shepard dtown and Roe
buck. and owned extensive plantations
in this county. lie was a prominent
Mason and an honored member OF
several prominent orders
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

e. W. Evans. living ten miles north.
east Of Grenada. loaded his gun one
nigh; last week preparatory to = turkey
hunt the next morning. and hang IL in
a rack. Just as be turned the gun fell
and vas discharged. the load striking
him n the calf Of the leg. Aphysician
was summoned. but n spite OF his Efforts
Evans bled to death.
THE ginh0use OF Capt. Peter Sim
mons, on TOkebs Bayou. YazoO County,
with about forty bales OF cotton and
twenty tons 81 seed. burned las. week.
NINE thousand dollars Of per cent
fifteen-year school bonds were sold By
the City Council Of BrookhAven last
week at a premium Of AZ cents on the
dollar.
ADJuTAST-GESEEAL WIZ. HESsr has
issued commissions 70 the officers OF the
Eve companies a. the Agricultural and
Mechanical College
JUDGE v z. GOODWIN, an old sns
respected citizen Of Columbus for more
than fifty, died last week after
lingering illness. having had . stroke
Of paralysis in 1872. For thirty ysars
Judge Goodwin held with credit 70 him
self the responsible position OF cashier
OF the Columbus Insurance and Bank
ing Company. In early life be was
Judge Of Probate for Lowndes County.
Mns. ANITA MCKEE was last week
nominated by the President 70 be Re-
eeiver Of Public Moneys at Jackson
She is the widow Of the late Gen Nc
Kee. who held the oface at the time Of
his death, few weeks age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


JacNsoy. Dec. the Beard % Tru~
tees o, the Miiisaps Methodist College
held a meeting here today. The object
% the meeting ~As 20 hear r~ports.
showing amounts collected. the oondi-
tion 81 Tho endowment fund. etc. Mr.
Watkins, secretary. reported subscrfp-
tlons 10 date collected In cash and notes
ss5,2is. ss. leaving considerable amount
unsolicited. Cash on hand. ineludinx
fen small amounts reported this morn
ing. Is about So. 800
Maj Il. W. Miilsaps. treasurer. re-
ported net cash on haad. SD. g5s. total
collections. SIS. ssl. FROM which expenses
of the agent. amounting 10 about q. ..rs.
arr 20 BE- deducted. Maj MiiisHr~
stated thA, his original proposition vas
that when tho church had raised 50. 600
he would give a like amount. but had
agreed later O. give s2s.ooo when the
chur,h h turned over tha. amount. and
had done - With the following securi-
tics: 5000 Washington County S..
-. .0o GrecnvilIe as: sd. soo sunnower
County semi-annual -: 5.00o Grcen-
Vile -; $500 Gr~cnville sesnl-annuai
Is all Of which bonds we're gilt-cdged.
hard 20 get and more valuable than
money.
The Board Of Trustees at its lAst
meeting had authoriEed him to Inv~.
in state. county or municipal bonds. but
he bad found considerable difrcalty In
getting what he wanted. lie had secured
500 Mississippi State bonds and
thought BY January be would succeed
in getting SO. 600 OF Bolivar Coan,y's
rvfanding per cent bonds. which we're
frst-class lie asked that a committee
be appointed 20 examine the bonds he
turned over. and Mcs.rs- shands. SEX
ton. Sweatman aud Watkins we're ap-
pointed
committee consisting Of Mesxr
Galloway. Watkins aud Newell WAS ap
pointed 10 prepare a report of the wors
done by the Board o. Trustree. 10 b.
presented 10 the conferences. Both ,he
Mississippi and North Mississippi Con-
ferenecs are 10 b. asked to make an as
s,ssment of 8. coo for ministerial eduea-
ton in Millsaps College.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

PARIS, Dee 6-Ths belief that Por-
tuggese officials fomented the Maniea
conflict in order TO hamper the work Of
the Delagoa arbitrators was freely ex-
pressed al private meeting here yes
tsrday. at which Mr. Terhune, eoussel
On behalf Of the American shArehold-
ers in the DelAgoa Bay. railway and
the American Ministers 10 Berne and
Lisbon were present
II was alleged that in event Of a de-
cisiOn adverse to Portugal. Secretary
Blaine would insist upon paTment Of
proper damages and the restitution OF
.he conascatei property.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

EDITOR SIDNEY CoRBErr. Of the De
troit Mich Critic, a society Journal
was, on the Sd. severely caned bv ex.
Mayor Thompson, OF whose daurhter
Miss Lillian, he had written in a slight
ing manner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

ME- r T. REID, NJ. p. has declared
himself in favor OF home rule for Scot.
land He says that the United King.
dom stands unique in endeavoring 70
legislate through one Parliament 70,
four countries.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

DELANErER & Co. baukerx- n, Mad
Vile Pa, closed their doors or the sth
and made an assignment for the beuea.
Of their creditors. Tho liabilities xfI-
exceed a million dollars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

THE body Of a young peasant girl a
horribly mutilated as to suggest the
handiwork of Jack the Ripper has
been found in the vicinity Of Berne,
Switzerland.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

ALL the large mine operators Of Ala
bama held a meeting at Birmingham.
on the 5th, and adopted I resolution
setting forth that they positively de-
clined TO advance the price of mining.
and that they would under no consider
alton confer with the executive com
mittee of the United Workers of Amer.
ira
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

THE condition OF Admiral David ID
Porter, who has been seriously i'll for
several months. has no: improved He
is suffering from fatty degeneration Of
the heart and this. in connection with
his extreme are. makes his condition
very precarions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

WooD, the colored wife-murderer SEN
fenced % electrocution in New York,
and in whose behalf Governor Hill re-
fused to interfere. has been granted an
appeal TO the United States Sapreme
tourt- which viii operate as 4 stay un-
III that court either dismisses the ap-
peal or disposes of it upon its merits
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The Honorable Artillery Company OF
the city of London has secured the con-
sent Of the Prince Of Wales to resume
command Of that famous organization
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

THE House committee on the eleventh
census gave hearing. on the sth 20 !,
delegation from New York City. wbo
appeared to urge a new census enuusr
alton of that city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

FATHER CRAFT. the well-known Cath.
olic missionary who had been with tho
Sioux Indians for years. but for the
past four months has been in New York
City, has returned to the Rose bud
Agency. He is well known throughout
the whole Sioux Nation, and will prob
ably exert good influence among the
tribes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The thermometer, on the morning OF
the ID, registered "a degrees below zero
at the Signal-Service station at Amper.
sand. saranac Lake, y. Y, being the
lowest mercury ever recorded at that
station at this time of the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

c W. MAcUSE. chairman Of the Na.
tional Alliance executive committee. is
under charges of Illegal dealing in
reference TO the Georgia State Senator.
ship. and of perverting the purity and
dignity OF his Office in half a dozen
WavS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The news Of the formal reputation
Of Parnell by the Catholic Episcopacy
Of Ireland was received at the Vatican
with the greatest satisfaction, and His
Holiness for the first time in years ex-
pressed himself openly in approval OF
the course of the Irish Bishops
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
VOL. XIV.

II is reported tsat archbishop walih.
OF Ireland, will soon be summoned t.
Rome to receive a Cardinals hat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Mrs. MARY TUEPTE. mother of SEN
ator David Turpie. was burned 70 death.
at her home near Delphi, Ind. on the
St She was arranging the fire in an
old-fashioned fireplace when her cloth
ing ignited- She was nea-ly ninety
years Of age.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

WHEN the United States ship Al
lance arrived at Ponape, Caroline
Islands, it was found that war
had broken out between the
natives and the Spanish The Ameri-
can missionaries were accused of caus-
ing the war. and the Alliance was forced
70 remove the missionaries to the ISL
and of Oualan-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The American Window-Glass Work
rs Association, proposes TO build glass
Laetory of its own at Pittsburgh. Pa.
-ae factory will be run a. a co-opera-
rEe concern. but the profits will go
|ato the treasury OF the organization
.ae object in establishing the factory
to ascertain exactly how much profit
|sere is in the business. that the men
Eay act inteIligently in formulating
ter wage scale.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The recent trials 1t Tipperary
'rought out the fact that a considerable
lumber Of the tenants had hesitated in
oining in the Plan of Campaign and
slEing up their property. in which many
them had invested much money, one
|enan. for instance, paying a ground
|fnt Of $40 year for an estate which
e and his father had improved at an
fzpense of es, 600.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

AT the meeting Of the National Col
red Alliance at Ocala. Fla, on the 5th,
resolution was offered condemning
ne action of the white Alliance n pass
ng resolution in opposition to the
Federal Elections bill. because such ae-
lon has no reference whatever to the
AIMS and purposes Of the organization.
and was calculated to check the growth
d the Alliance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

iHE trial OF Mrs Nellie Pearcey,
-assed with having, IN October last.
a-tered . woman named Mrs Hobbs,
e wife Of her lover. was concluded in
oadou- on the FL, the jury rendering
verdict Of guilty OF murder in the
[st degree Tie prisoner Was sen
|Eaeed to death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The Indictment against Mrs Eva
Hamilton. charging her with con-
spiracy, was recommended for dismissal
oy the district attorney of New York
On the ID He claims that the charge
oOuld not be proven now that Mr.. Ham
lton is dead Judge MARITIME re-
used to entertain the motion until he
'ad evidence TO show this state of facts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The friendship between our country and
Mexico, born OF close neighborhood and
strengthened by many considerations of in
innate intercourse and reciprocal interest,
has never been more conspicuous than now.
nor more hopeful of increased benefit to both
nations. The Intercourse Of the two coun-
tries by rail. already great, IS making con
slant growth.
RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
The cordial character OF our relations with
spain warrants the hope that BY the e0ntia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The general trade and Industrial conditions
throughout the eouutry dur n. the year have
shown q m1rSe-i iaEipr0vemeuE For many
years prior 70 i-s5 tle lu-rch and 80 balances
" foreign trade lad been largely n cur IA
vor. but IN that yer and the year fol
lowing they turued against rs. Il - very
gratifying 70 know that the last fiscal year
again shows a balance in our favor OF over
81. ..e0o.1sl- The bank cleArings. which fur
nish good test of the volume OF business
transacted for the first ten months OF the
year lss1 show. as compared with the same
months OF l.-9, an increase for the whole
country Of about 50 per cent. while the in
crease outside Of the city of New York was
over I3 per cens- During the month OF Octo-
Der tn. cleariugs OF the whole country
showed an Increase Of 81 per cent. over
October, isS9. while outside OF New
York the Increase wsS Iiiz per cent These
figures show thaf the increase In tine volume
OF business was very general throughout the
country That this large business vas being
conducted upon a safe and profitable basis
is shown BY the fact that there we're three
hundred less failures reported in October,
isss4, than IN the s-fse month u the precsd-
ing year, with liabilities diminished by about
S5,9U3.0sll
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The present situat on % our mail comma
uicafion with australia Illustrate. the i'm
portance Of early action By Congress The
Oceanic steamship Company maintains a
line OF steamers between -dn Francisco. sgd
ney and Auckland consisting of three ves
sells, tao Of which ar Jhited states registry
and one Of foreign registry. For the service
done BY this line IN carrying the mails ne
pay annually the sum of s4s.109. being as
estimated. the full sea and United states
inland postage. which i the limit
nIed bv law. The colonies Of
View south Wales and Ne~ Zealand have been
paying annually to these lines IT 90 for
eaFrEir the mails from sydney and Auck
land 20 san Francisco. The contract under
which the payment has been made j. now
about 70 expire, and those colonies have re-
flsed 10 renew the contract unless the nltei
states shall pay a more equitable properties
% the whole sum necessary 20 maln
tain the service.
lCoasslsuSa GA Fosrss PsgS.l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

/ desire 90 repeat Nlth added urgency the
recommendations contained IN my last anuu-
nl ulasstg IN rei1t. .uu % the Developments of
American steamship lines The reciprocity
clause 81 tn- Tariff blIi uiu be largely limit
ed anI .fs lenrafx retarded and diminished,
q pr1vtsifsl j. uut cuufrrl puraueogsly made
o. encourage the tstabl. safuent Of nr-t-elAxs
steam c1ululn Irlt on between our ports and
the ports oi such nations a. may meet our
0veFturss for enlarged commercial ex
changes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
OXFORD, MISS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER u 1seo

se sanee OF methods % frieutfv rs,-,,t.,,..
~ y, - ~ accomplished In H.. .i4---..,..
ths- ..-5 -ssla'.t % pend ur Que.t5r,r- - -
60. -'.rst - our trade " .th the |.,..,f ~
-, ss-t the enranaercisi r.isfs.-. ~ 49,
r.-t,.',-. h. af,l spain with peculiar m
t.-tf. " = not iauhfstI fh5t /. .-,.--r ~ -
-, ~ ln rrxarfi a. consu1..-s. L....,
Ts-s. - -, .t'r.stty provision "a ~. -.,-,-..
~ t,.S -.aia "rerstr most h~nrnrfsfl, 4,
teeclF inE atienf .on. y nov
rHH covsgrAs .rnvrrv
the i~r'-istlpn - "a. -, -. -.
-s.,-. --s. ~. part - ftaa5rr@s 4 srs,su,.,...
-, -. 4. sly I'D isftrt2lurH 20 The assrrs.-ta-
y .9stsFiux var roflasnsr,'.si s.i..' -.
,.-'.-i An'i 'u Protecting a.. Hsr-~.t.,- -.
's...-.s.s-f - u" - nFeF4ttaas expsn.ss
-, At. ~ Standard - eairf.rr,- -
-.tt - -azn~ adequate na.a-.sr. ~ ..,.'..s@
1.id e-zl9.cr Hu ha- tsssl -, .ss..-- -
-erlt'ri that srFsl onfv g.lr,ss...r,.s 49,,
= your attention '-e lsst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The passage Of the act 20 amend certain
sections OF the Revised Statutes relating TO
lotteries. approved september "a isss, has
been received with great and deserved pop
ular favor. The Post -office Department and
the Department Of Justice AZ once entered
upon the enforcement Of the law with
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