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Evening journal., 1890-10-28
An OUTRAGE. HE SAYS.
Commissioner Roosevelt criticises the Ohio
Inn,,lnlicnl stnin Cnmnlf1aa.s I.efter-

Comm issioner Roosevelt Criticiscs the Ohio
Republican State Committee's Letter.
WASHINGTON, Oct %. F. Commissioner
Roosevelt in an interview about the letter
OF the Republican state executive commit
tee of Ohio. addressed to Ohio government
clerks, says he thinks the Ohio committee
have succeeded in evading the civil service
law as the circular letter was sent to the
homes of the clerks aud no soliciting had
been done in the departments nor by clerks
IN person. u am glad Nlr. Roosevelt
says, TO have this opportunity TO make
public for the information OF all clerks
and others the fact that they have, as
firmly believe, nothing to fer il they re-
fuse to contribute. As for my own per
sonal feelings, l regard the circular OF the
Ohio executive committee as an outrage.
] am as anxious as any one can be for the
success Of the Republican party in Ohio
and for the reelection Of Maj. Mckinley
in particular, but the letter as quoted rs
coming from the Ohio committee and sent
TO the government employees in this city
can only be characterized as an attempt to
blackmail the employees by indirection.
"This, Of course, is upon the supposition
that it has really been sent TO the depart
ment clerks, OF which we have as yet no
positive procf As given in the papers, it
asks each clerk IL he has done his duty
and tells him that be ought not to expect
others 10 do the work and permit him to
enjoy the emoluments. If this is address
ed to men in the classified service, it de-
liberately falsities the facts. No commit
tee has the right to address any govern
ment employe as Republican Office
holder. Finally, as mere question Of
party policy, / would like to express my
opinion as an earnest Republican, that
political clubs among the employees of the
departments In Washington this year have
been real detriment to the party. The
amount Of money that may have been
realized is no offset to the scandal they
have caused. l think myself that their
activity and the amount OF money they
have raised have been grossly exaggerated
by some papers through sheer love Of mis-
chief, and by others for party purposes.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
German Democratic meeting.

A meeting Of German Democrats was
held in the German Hall last evening
A fair attendance OF members was pres
ent, and much enthusiasm was displayed
Professor Bellem and Franz Heidel OF
Philadelphia we're the speakers. The
professor attacked the policy Of the Re
publican party In the West in alternating
the German speaking element by the
adoption Of fRnaticRl laws. He de-
nounced the Bennett law In Wisconsin
and said that the Germans are being
driven out Of Kansas and Nebraska, and
other Western states by the attitude of
the Republican party on the liquor ques-
tion which the Germans believe TO be an
invasion Of their rights. Mr. Heidel
discussed the tariff and force bills.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
DIETS.

CURREN.-In this city, on October %,
Michael Curren. aged oil.
CORCORAN. N.--In this city, on the 24th in
stant, Maggie Corooran, aged . years.
DOUGHERTY, In this city. on the s4th
instant, Sarah DOugherty, aged - years.
HOLLETT. \ In thia city, on the 24th instant,
Mrs. Hannah M. Hollett aged about 20 years.
HOLSTEN.- Near Newark, De-, on tn
23rd instant, Mary 4. Holsten, wife Of Isaac
Holster,
HAZzARD-I this city, on October %,
Eliza A. Hazard, aged s. years.
MOORE In Philadelphia, on the 9th in
stant Bessie VI, only child ~ Thomas d. and
NJ. L. Bird Moore, aged years, . weeks and
10 days.
VINCENT.-In this city, on Oc ober %
John Vincent, aged Go years
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
THlRTY-FNE WALKED ouT.

The Western Unions War on the Broth
erhood Of Teiegrnphers.
ST. Paul. MINI. Oct sS-At O'Clock
last evening the entire night force at the
Western Union Office, consisting Of thirty
five operators, walked out in body, leav-
ing only two chiefs to do their work. The
men are all members OF the local lodge OF
the Brotherhood Of Ielegraphers recently
organized here. The walkout was caused
by the discharge Of ten Of their number,
no reason being given for their dismissal
This will badly cripple the Western Union
for several days. as they have been very
short o. operators for some time.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
Pita.hurr.s Ga. rnmIne.

PrrTsBUBs. Oct. 2S There was genu
inc natural gas famine in several sections
OF Pittsburg and Allegheny Monday. All.
though the oficials OF the Philadelphia
Natural Gas company claimed that the
pressure In their pipes was from four "a
six ounces, many families partook of cold
dinners, asthe gas died out altogether in
some sections. 1t IS promised that after
the 800 pudding furnaces are cut on today
from the supply all private consumers will
have plenty Of gas.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
Drove Onarenm,

An unknown drunken man yesterday
drove away horse attached to delivery
wagon belonging to j. r. hudson & Co
The team was standing at the corner of
Front and Market streets, when the
drunken man climbed into the wagon,
and drove of at a furious pace He con-
tinued out Front street to VAnBuren
where be fell from the wagon. A boy
returned the team TO its owner.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
oheap L.aads and HOMO.

In Kentucky, %ennssse, Alabama, Missis.
aiPpi and Louisiana, is the title of a
pamphlet issued BY D. g. Edwards, gen
eral passenger and ticket agent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o., con-
taining a corrsst county map and de-
scriptaon Of lands along the line This
pamphlet mailed 20 any address free on
application.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
The ortrtnnl pac,.ag. ouas,,or

WAsHHGToE. Oct. ga motion wa.
made In the supreme court Of the United
States yesterday to advance the Kansas
original package case. The question in.
VOWED 10 tAs cspe Is whether it is neees-
sary for th@gAaEe OF Kansas to re-enaot its
prohibition 1aes because Of the passage OF
the Wilson ec4 bY cons sreea
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
Nine Years for Mock rrnln yvrecler

Nine Years for a Mock Train vreeker.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 2s-In the supe-
rior court William +. Murdock, OF Lynn,
pleaded guilty to placing rail on tn.
Boston and Maine track at Saugus Tic
did it in the hope Of obtaining a reward
and immediately afterward notified the
railroad officers. He was sentenced to min,
years Ia state pRison.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

HASTINGS Gs-HUTCHINsON.- October
%. by the Rev. John ID. G. Hanna, Charles f.
Has ings and Miss Nellie Hutchinson, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
HUSFELT-HOWARD. this city, on
tho 23d instant, by the Rev. ]. T Van Burka-
low, WI liam Y Husfelt OF Cecil county, Nd,
and Nellie A. Howard Of this city.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

Ross has removed from 116 Market
street to his new store 210 Market with q
large stock of latest styles of Hats, White
Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices.
Money returned If goods are not satisfac
tory
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
NFIlminraon Olenrtnn Houaa.

The exchanges Of the WilmIngtonbanka
At the clearing house to-day were: Total
&li0. .Sl1; balaness ga, 0S2.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

NEVER place so much confd' nee in your
minister as 20 sleep during the sermon. .
Denver Road.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
ITEMS or INTEREST

WHEN the corn Is in the tassel.and the pump
kin's rosy red
When the rkeeter's buzz no longer keeps us
turning In the bed,
Then the girl who went In bathing with but
little on her back
Longs Ior nobby winter clothing and a natty
sealskin sack.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

Lunch every morning at Backett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor. 3rd and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
mARRIHn.

AMAN's repentance is always the size of
the whip prouuoed.-Atchison Globe.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

Passmore Bro.s will have sale OF Blai
county, Pa COWS at Centreville, Christians
Del, on Thursday, October 30.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

DIR. DEHARDr's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pennyrOyal pills made At
druggists and by mail, 81 once. 203 Y.
9th ST., Phila. Ladies beware OF limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

IL seems. as DER the fact we muse,
As II ordained by Fate,
The man who wears the squeaky shoes
10 church Is always late.
Cane Cod Item
Evening journal., 1890-10-28
The Rriehtcst Jewels

-Fittsburg Dispatch.
The Brightest Jewels
In mothers diadem are her fair, healthy
chiidren-the pride and ornaments of her
home. But mother cannot bear and nourish
such children while she Is the victim or
treatment with DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, every W man can thoroughly
and functions al weaknesses incident TO her
sex, and at the same time build up and in
vigorate her whole system by It's health
l@P,pS ngense trial bottle VII fbs
only med dicine for women, sold by druggists.
under a positive guarantee from the manu-
factureis, 70 give salts ton In every case.
or money will be REFUNDED. This guarantee
has been printed on the bottle wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
HI went to my sisters listers w9oden S,, wed. ed
was only just married ~ He-"Yes. She mar
ried blockheadr'-H II arper's Bazar.
A RAY Of hops for all who are held BY the
chains OF acrofula or other diseases Of the
blood CON es from Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
by importing the elements OF good health and
strength to the vital fluid, dssolves the bonds
Of disease and sets the captive free.
THE Plumber came down like wolf on the
And HIS pockets were bulging with silver and
Nine hours and half he made love to the
cook
And eiRhty-one dollars he charged on his
book.
Boston Traveller.
DIR. DEHARDr's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pennyrOyal pills made At
druggists and by mail, ST. once. 203 " !.
9th ST., Phila. Ladies beware OF limitations.
IL seems. as o'er the fact we muse,
As II ordained by rate,
The man who wears the squeaky shoes
10 church is always late.
Evening journal., 1890-10-28

HE-"I went TO my sisters wooden we'd
ding yesterday" She-"Why, ! thought she
was only just marries ?" He-"Yes. She mar
ried blockhead!''-Ha arper's Bazar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

last thursday 10 70 for forrzirhf's s-ar
Al Fs-1er Nhearseld-s. for the szrner's
t~o daughters wee both 70 rz-rr In. a
month and their mother sad II vas
cheaper 10 have a woman in 1ha
ho1se7 - Do TIE Necessary sewing b.
f.rehA-l
Clcketty- elleksrry cllck. vent the
needles again and tzSser and tasr4r And
faster vent tas tho1-trs q WIDOW p
lstt. As rhey spun r0gnd rhe hzb &C this
wo11ertal news III a. last without
~f--ni7g- tes ball q Tzrz Let 70 is hold
uPon the little crushed bznch Of usve-
upon which il had been HHou.5 s7d Al
lowed Il 70 rattle 70 TIE sosr.
Goodness ne tEe ya-z i al roa.,
Vel II JzSt rZn over 70 ca Nsckis Az
Eet fresh yzak- think III inst reIl an
abO1f the hull ding Msa riz'ralIr
know Eksi - 90 i Euch czsaS-= "a
Sith these words ca Eszt the quilted
black boaaet- the hig aoahle shawl Al
Tire thick Eoolen zifseaz
Nicholas NeEoonh. bachelor. sat uoo-
= four barrel IN warn corner q his
shop awaiting Pensioners Mhen he 6-sr
came into the district. years ans Tezrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

and a postal cArcs-a foreign postal card
for her other locger- Miss Mercy
Num- Perhaps Miss Num- herself ~rAs
wee bat b. blame for going on a. she did
away up country, all OF a sudden Tor
u She d been there Curiosity would have
f's'en satisfied Al once and gone his way
Ia peace But Miss Num- was Aof there,
while earnestly ~As-And the postal
card
be address Widow Famlotf found
After ot~ying Nurlcsity's command 10
loos al II, was written IN queer, crab
bed ~rlgEllng ~oTt OF script some Of
the letters took upon themselves airs
and scared loftllE above even the loops
g 'h''lr '-ller fellows, a7a II the letter
c-iIl'F nam ta4a The FOOD lAnai@oy
t-4t "a" I"'slA4 cara s0as Tor Miss Num-
=" Z pther hAFe guessed IL hut since
l-'- - Z se'4'l- y al looked a pam
~ a@s
Beyond he clicking, shining needles
tAAi fought Nerce dEeis over AID under
the eTer-ln terfer1nz rhreae Of honest
gray yarn that vas slowly allowing
it-ef 10 be f2sa3onea info = thick-
- t 1sE ol9sf
= vt. a. y ~oolnh' @iG"%
illi''.' ga 30 allow Der eyes 10 rove
A4rlo'sllE eillA per- nf-2 there 1ET1sAlE
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"a Al al % MS Que
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

sezis- O. rs1a relAr1ves E-1eHs Is sFtsf-
zBrA- Wealthy. WASN'T hsyH
a-No.- Answers ra1re- fhsf f-un
su-1e strange. nsw q-Rlify i las
gained strikes osElT UPan the ears q
the two waz1ez- BCfa Hurl rovG-a
Nicholas Hho cuyzinr trou hshi1a fsse
counter. makes ms EzT % the s13e q ms
prEzlea little hr15e and pu1s 3 -ss0ause
A-z asozs ha- Trim waisi. Nn- - Was
q Poo-, T,orsr7F-st-1cfen Ce11ls1nnzi-
madame who zrzs SEAT bY ms Er-rzsh'eE-A-
e-s 70 South Az.er5GA a. Z Tsissss1su-F-
NOz viii understand Mrs FlZlufl-
What mean whtn szTshEslss the S'ssrs
nssAss0zsry. and know WHY J AK thAt 10
refe-e1oe hssreAfter be made 20 the
aerexsssd relative &C my wife lle il q
nrn wAso il dead and rCsne-I an 4 rak-
who Is alive and hHre-an8 very
hUnE-F MAJ boa NsrcT- Gear Shall
ron invite Ms rimlu11 and nc 20
dinner sooa- Do roa fhInks Take nv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

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thrcU-h vita tie minister had Pccleisa
has nnAf fe~s' tse EroscerF uas gained
tae siAirs asne-idf'a- and The -eE1ess-
brightness and luxuraAnt Furnishings
81 hsar new home dAx-lf'a upoa The snail
u'c'-a1-- sse o0aEa t@sAr il No louEe-- bat
leazsa ssgunerca little head against
the Na3ow Psmlo1f's ample shoulder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

nBS 1-Ss fsr sf-sl. and r,Iritiirs 1zir ws1srz =.
fine fiesrnH 80 zns sla HEWITT -;ilE1ur .snr,s
En. 81 gees I'm ~ and nsr Ixars aitssru nj m.
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lzsNn ls miraculous hun nFw yssasiis H-s
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

ATS Indies and JET IRE tssrarT Fgu h.sth
20 dinner. Bur frst Jet ne turn 1ass kew
in the laok thai 10 one mar interrupt
cur Teasing ttfere we Hre-sea hs-e
Mrs Finlof1-5lhHs's right Mercy take
her hann@1-NAa1@
i SAID - Whispers the WIDOW Fsz1eia-
a. Mercy carries her WRAPS info the 1exf
rooan- i sad sim-iy ihasz Wa'ala yOu q
did H. cha Nirk would you a Aia IL IL
rUu-d a knew il Was mistake 1sIils
Vou a a3d il EnT bow
Bless yeur soul and body sRFs old
Nick. THE vast differences 81 TIRE old ana
new regime r0n1-asfinr themselves
Hrrss,Hhlr ana actually Forrslaanr that
tBte hts clersrly rrick+a hmm in1o ms
present Reafiftc s1Eae--ti-sss EoHr soul
and hoaE-Pas'-
Well NAY ] newer ssrs Mrs
Finlot1- Eva Best in DstraG1 Free
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

sea-Fsa- the uEhs e h1snInF and beans
aaane rad the lines g anrussh Time in
r-s saarr halE-3zF KID ehsselsa ur,a.- ms
av- auG afiH- faz1-z h51e rhe turkey
r. 1ls uN-n azunf- was taking u-az IL
ss.lf a A.'nuslful brown and the r,a1ass.,.s
rs-i'r NJ e}ase - grew mellow ~ 1h-ir
rEsr-r es'-s-ts II flhe owen 60 the frzllaHzs
~ rnr-e uzr-esirs- g.32 Mex saarAf 4
bird hzrflH With hiEr...lE
II Wa = fearful ana nrlr army he s.s.a
- taess- AZ ErszF wts7s-sf NCraa firssr5rs.
= ~ '-rIf-sss asa7g,1Gu1zns-rt f1rlls1. Hate
l's-rslsKl1F- Ml=ssrF- Eanse-. Wrath. Dr.
sr-- and Ee-rsf ssre he rank ana sls
---h p,saal- fer rhe5- 1sAzs--s--zsn-
CANT rlrzzr1c Dsss7sszr-
h1s rery soul a. frsr shrurk AZ ff,s.
sv-fzl a'zlslaurAl- zrazna na,auz. a,liirla.
sta'se h1Hn taeT ef-z---3 ---uzs5rl- A. l.is
= '-s.ssf'sza- ls1lzE sgNn h5s mani
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Ma - Erdihsl and turned u-.,n 1Assz
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1G slew then unTil not even DssH--
7Faz-zsenf hNed-ths llrh4 lsl1le feet
a'aFe stairs IN their auriful resuna
re tssarlnE uPoz the Eoar Il sosr -
Vie thst sounded clearly IN TIE W.
--s s2-s-a reEe5lle thai turned tbe
-ia1'-s.ss- e-r'ty reu-ns q hls house ana
f1 1910 ho-ne where 1ere and lise
I'D 3eF and peace and sweet cs.u1euf
FE--- made Eelco1e trun that hour.
lro doors were oeeaez-rEo forms
entered 1nEo thai humble arena wAere
lns- DeE ths hattie e Z life Ind he.sn
fa-Ehr-2n5 E0a= BAT no s5rrs Ct f.se
a-coalass array Eere there 10 ho--5fF
ire t=o W0Dez- who beta a6rno-es
s-lli-glT- unrll they stood outside TIE
counter gast opposite Z pretty Eaneles
A1haz-Gp1ed LADY Who held cat 10 rbe-
ha- q superior SOAP
Laws y lis NsNuornh, ! Sss4 oousa-,r
Ealt an oczl1 r-un NJ here ana Sac Scr
myself WAT e1eok rhs great news had
q Yer spirits reekoa Eou Rad t.
PostzlF7
Yes Mrs Pazlo11 sld-
Thea N the za1s q al that's good
As'r kln Ton take Il . suisf-liks--
WAY Mrs PlmlgTt- ne E,ss rs-T Cd
a-a feeble ! really didn't expect hfz
- live thai J NJ ] aoaa wish 10 sen
Z s-esPecrful % the dear cid Eea11euazs
ta,1 an too happy 70 les his Eeaih est
= SHADOW over ze roE-
-EEzza' Es so1f cia'raIlE IA II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

Al Z -ecen1 e2sc17ga in Beverly Mass
ESDe ballot WAS t1rzr'tly blank hut On Tire
tEsek Ct il NRs written Il want - veto
The same a. Maurice H+sEhy--
An American hKs sued = DEALER in
zuU1nrnls.s IN E.Ey71 Sc- swaDdl1nr- The
American bought Il mummy -1CEK-Hni,-,,E
10 he a-i'i'b wears cd. and Afterwards
discovered thai IT'S IRE WIS emily xaHs
years
4 CaEruKxAuu Fgu-4r lady who gzul1s
9RsshlErn lass-sf 1ss-azss t-ssn the nsxss'7u.-
prs, threw Il wina3A millinery sazr-s.
1Iiss = sHEse e trs11s-zssus ~ calling Esr
a FsAir Ct bssss naizz3s.s- >stss wanted L
7sb1r 81 rsi1E-s
IL c:zsssritEsirr = r.EDEiEE1s ssr nsgsk
TIE sFa1E--- KsEg,a- -Bgw NssE1a Fssu
serve Nl,4,3gsrk WITH E.- x5tisrzsE1 zasssr
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-02

Mental izls1sss Is SIRE u Lead &c -nsn
IA ruan- re who s1g1 mi exert his
fayaErhrk- who let's them EsKsSirs9y To-
rsirs whR1HrEr influence NAY ehKnrs 20
fan zpan them VIII ss01 1nss the chlss
-,uxsr xAich makes them rR2ExAse- Il
Is N essF hEsif 70 tHl INC. and u1s
xAich sHch rs-san nee1s 10 CEE-3
H-.i1s7-1hz1 Clt 1Ss7aess1F -eB5zng- 20
l5s14sni-r. CO dreaming instead q
ar1avslF thinki1r ana w1-ka>r up
.hese sneasnses into IDEAS and ran-
ric1uzs 1hH4 are worth holding a'ssrKEs.
tier have been 5as1lF earned il i sAs
vacant mind where NJ rse1 Se..-s -
struggling upward ir70 life wA5rh wa-1
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