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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
One Thing and Another.

Noon weddings are greatly in vogue, a
fashion borrowed from England.
There is an art in entertaining as in
everything else which pertains to social
life. Extravagant expenditures, richly
spread table, luxurious surroundings and
untiring attentions often fail to impart
that spirit of enjoyment which is frequent
ly found in the simplest, most unpreten-
tious homes.
A novelty in wedding cards revives the
fashion Of many years ago in tying the
cards together with bow of silver cord.
Pretty things in note paper include a
pale pink and a bright blue, also delicate
green, with line of gold tracery at the
head and foot, and also on the envelope.
A faint silver design of scroll work on a
shaded pink and gray ground looks as if it
was seen Though mist, but is very effect
i've when covered with writing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

in brief speech accepted the nomination
He has been county superintendent of An
derson county for several years.
Judge John Martin presented the name
of Judge NJ. B. Nicholson, of Council
Grove, for chief justic of the supreme
court. George w. Cooper. of Kingman,
was also nominated. Judge Nicholson re-
ceived 26O votes and was declared the nom
inee. This completed the ticket.
Hon. w. c. Perry, of Fort Scott, moved
that a vote of thanks be extended to the
Democrats of Wichita for their hospitable
entertainment of the delegates, which pre-
vsiled unanimously.
A delegate from Rice county moved that
ID. A. Banta. the nominee for lieutenant
governor, be invited to come before the
convention and make an address. 1t was
evident that Mr.. Banta was not wanted,
for the delegates began 10 leave immedi-
ately, and the chairman declared the con-
vention adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
INTUITION.

She often said that she could tell
When was near, tho she could see
lie not. nor hear my step; and, well,
1t seemed little strange to me.
She said her heart would give bound
Whenever l, unknown. came near;
Such power neer stirred my heart around,
Ard yet | knew she was as dear
To me as to her; and so
had nay doubts of this strange SPELL
And made a firm resolve TO know
just how my presence she could tell
One day when butterflies and bees
Flew in and out among the flowers,
And the soft breezes brought 10 me
The perfume from a hundred bowerS
came upon her unawares
In a retired nook where we
Had often cast ASIDE our cares
And whispered words of love. To me
1t gave a chance 10 ascertain
The secret l so ionged to know.
Isought most eagerly IN gain
Her side by stealthy steps, and tho
She did not raise her dainty head,
And saw me not, nor even yet
Heard my soft STEP she quickly said.
What makes you smoke that cigarettef'
Harry L Wells in Munsey's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
An Unwarranted Intrnsinn.

Sammy had been told that If be would
be good he might 20 into the next room
and take look at his new baby brother
Sammy promised and was admitted He
stood for some moments looking in silence
at the diminuDve morsel Of humanity and
then he freed his mind.
Il don't know what they're going to call
you, bub," he said. but | know | had
everything fixed for goin' fshin' today,
bait dug an everything. and now you've
come along an spoiled the whole pro-
gramme- call it dog-on small piece Of
business That's what call it. "-Chicagc
Trfh-r-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
WHY You Miss a Favorite Joke.

Have you noticed that the perennial Joke
about the alleged deadly effects of the
green cucumber isn't circulating as much
his season as formerly2 This is not be-
cause the green cucumber has reformed,
for it is still doing business at the old
stand, but because even the funny men are
finding out the truth about the cucumber.
There may be potential possibilities of
death in il, as there are even in mush and
milk; but when eaten in the proper way
and at the proper time it is a royal dish,
and instead Of being deleterious is one of
the most healthful vegetables known
New York Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
Slight Exaggeration.

There is nothing more refreshing than
to meet with a theatrical business repre-
sentative in whose composition the admira-
bic quality of frankness is to be found.
But here is one. Said he:
Now, I'll tell you frankly that the ire
mendous salaries that these men are ad-
vertised as getting are to some extent fc-
titious. That's on the inside, of course.
Take Jones, the heavy man 1t is an
nounced that he receives 500 night. He
only gets six hundred, and it's the same
way with Brown and Robinson. They are
billed as getting $500 performance, but
just between you and me they only get
four hundred and ninety. "-Washingto
POST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
TerY IikelY.

Customer-l wish to buy parrot; one
th at doesn't use bad words, you know.
Bird Fancier-Yes, ma'am. 1 have one
that | think will suit. He has been deaf
for number of years.
CustOmer-So of course he cannot have
learned any wicked words.
Fancier-I should think not.
Customer-Then he is just what want.
An hour later.
Customer Cn rage-Iwant you to take
back this parrot. He swears awfully And
you said he was deaf, and hadn't learned
any bad words.
Fancier (suavely)-I am sorry, ma'sm;
the bird must have been corrupted before
he got af-Yankee Blade.
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Caught.

Il think photography is very interest
ing" she said to young man who is in
that line.
Eyes; it is"
II should like to have you make picture
of me-"
with pleasure"
How would you prefer to take me?"
He looked at her with face that showed
deep thought and then replied, slowly but
In firm voice, For better or for worse,
by all means. Washington Post.
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81 should like to have you make picture


Citizeness-Did you go and thrash that
editor for printing those things about your
Citizen-l went to the Office, but l
couldn't find him.
"Whom did you find there?"
NO one but a great big bull necked
fellow who pretended he was responsible
for that article, but knew from his looks
that he couldn't write"- New York
Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
MASONIC.

Special meeting of Elmo lodge of Per
lection No. A. & A. Scottish Rite this
evening at 100 O'Clock for work and the
Wichita chapter Rose Croix No. ) will
meet for the installation of officers elect.
+. GOLDBERG, V. NJ.
u A MITCHELL Sec'y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

The man that thinks that editing q
paper is picnic in dull, newsless weather
will soon be trying to bore hole through
a kernel of wheat with grain drill
Evansville Breeze
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

\ Methodist rally is in session at the
Dodge avenue NJ +. church. The adj
dress this evening will be given by Rev.
W. J. Martindale, pastor of the NJ.
f. church in Newton. Subject, God in
Methodism" Everybody welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

DR. Virginia Murdoch, for nine years a
medical missionary in China, will address
the ladies this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
Plymouth Congregational church. All
ladies are invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
D. A. MITCHELL. Sec'y.

DR.. and Mrs. s. c. Wilson are mourning
the loss of their infant twin boys, who
were buried today in Maple Grove Gem
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

Mr.. s Dibbins. whose wife died last
week of typhoid maleria, is also very low
with the same disease at his residence 6l3
Chicago Avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
DIRECTORS:

Eastern and FGeign EXCHANGE
bought and sold. United States bond :
Of all denominations bought and sold.
County, Township and Municipal
bonds bought
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

We carry a complete line Of all kinds OF Books
and Blanks such rs used by Real Estate Agents
consisting of Deeds, Mortgages, Abstracts Receipt
Books Note Books, Rent Registers. Notary Public
Records and Blanks, Contract Books Pocket Real
Estate Books for Farm and City Property. etc. Or
ders by mall promptly attended to- Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
WICHITA, KANSAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
EVENING SESSION.

The convention reasembled at S O'Clock.
and Immediately proceeded TO work.
:. O. Isett. of Neosho county. WAS bv ac-
clamation nominated for secretary Of STATE
-Four years ago be was the Democrats
candidate for lieutenent governor.
Thomas Kirby, an Abilene banker. was
made the nominee for treasurer BY accla.
nation.
Joseph Dillon, editor of the Hartland
Herald, WAS by reclamation nominated for
state auditor
Martin II. Woods, Of Anderson county.
was nominated by reclamation for state
superintendent Of public instruction, aud
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25
EoGGv EXPLANATIONS.
The s~rtia Pr-~.. hn En.s.s xarfux 10 gu--
nfy ta@ N-~-me Decree tn K~xarsf tss
slavery In &frt-s. GafY Ffosan.a~r a tins.
Mlr- sf Enrssu.G.x-u~w

The s~rtta Pr-~.s IN En.s..xartux To gr.-
tafr the N-s-ut Decree tn Ksxarsf tss
slavery In &ertss. 0afY Ffaun.t~r IA rh-.
Mir~ sf Enrsa.s.E-a~y-
LoSDaS. sept fS--Ths explanations
1a- tsrrh BY the Berlin Poss and other
l'.ss sfzeial srgans IN regard - shs
notice ressorfns the East African slave
trade Ar- Sd towgT a. so entirely fail IN
shstr supposed 0oieet Of Iassifying the
measure complained of Soe only 50,
oGs the Reconsideration ylsi bic anon,
he various commentaries yive -ise 10
he .asotefou that the trus inNarlness
II the affair Is nns understood IL R..rii n
8veu BY the Colonial Of'ire. L j. cou-
sister~d possible that the local officials
"a the eOast may have hlandereI AMI
rune further than they were warranted
IN doing. through some mIsiuseruretI-
lion of Instructions The probability -
shss the intention OF the government
vas - simply Assure tho Africans that
he new rule Of the country would noe
nsddie with such domestic slavery ~
they found existing. though they would
not sanction the slave traffic xsa whole.
ls VIII be remembsr~.t that even the
famous Christian soldier Gordon AL
nIssed the Necessity OF permitting
Domestic slavery under the present con-
itEIans Of African society
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25
CONDENSED TELEGRaMS.

0SE Of the NEST frighsfuI raiIruad
wrecks the IlLinoIs Central has ex-
Dsrisnee,f f5r some time occurred A.
Chicago On ths sTss. N whi.h as least
sen people were killed and \ number
seriously injured
" L CoESoxE- s3rrusrfy n prominent
business man Of Colchester. H. Wa
couziese,f Of cruelty Hssaalting and
whipping his brisis. He WIS lodged in
a. anE this saved him FROM an inter
view by TAR AMI feather brigade Of
lnflriare,I aeighbsrs1
MAMMA >ASDEKSoN. OF ttnfinnati.
"a Ene etst sw0rs 0Hf \ warrant for the
Arrest u Nicholas >aaderson and also
an Eseschnens ga ais wages The suts
EssveIsp.ssI the startling ta.st that the
.-iri xiII ass be "a Fe1rs od until Ocsooer
fss. vet IS the masher ae rrfplets nearly
= mouth ED They are fat, yusd loos-
fz- Aad healthy >andsrson refuses %
support as VIE and children
JrLL3 HUNBERsEK- 0f PARIS. Tens
1l-eI = uoarhs. pUIIest 4 cup st botlfng
nzIx t-lm the kisrhen s1ove. which
saiIIssI % her head AMI breast. burning
her - seriou>l that she die,L
WILLIAM RASET and Henry Temple.
f4rmers. we're IN H0flansL Texas, drink
ing While en- route home they xos %
-as.ins their horses and both men were
saroxn- RAaey was killed and Temple
xals badly injured
TaREE hundred spectators Witnessed
a pablie whipping aE New Castle, DEL
On tbs sIss. SIX negroes and TWO Whites.
t,r various Iar-.enies. received from five
I'd twenty lashes each
The signing Of the River and Harbcr
bill was celebrated as Austin Texas. 5F
a public mass meeting On the .uth-
THE o ice OF the Adams Express Com
pauv AZ NiddIesboro. kV-. was entered
on the uighs Of the -0th and the safe
blown opan- Three Thousand dollars
vas taken There Is 10 elew % the per
psrrzrors of the deed
FAKSfEKs N the vicinity OF Spring
Valley. Ohio. are losing al their hogs
bv cholera IL open weather eonE1nuss
he suifeaic viii become genera for
I there i M known cure for hog cholera
l. A. MULLER. City Marshal Of Z
Reno. o. T. was shot and killed On scs
a.. bv 1 drunken c0xhcy he was at
samBrirE- % Arrest A posse Of eIslzsns
fslI9wed the cowboy three or four miles
bes.rs hs was arrested Lyueslng =
shreass1ed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25
CURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS N BRIEF
FIFTr-FIRsT Congress-

- sensse- sa ths Isth. . a,rn.- :,
ss passed. prawi4ar ~, -
~1Hhern rfv.rs and e.,.,i.f--.ss..- :
eonfsrsac- rspsrt an sA- T.--s -. -
ls'1arr atii wss rssun-,t Art~- - =. |.
EaaE q vuts IN a.. -
- aNsa az tve gseEo-x On sA- .ss.-
p " .a@ u"es. the Senate sdtsa-a..t
HsHd nrness vss rsrsfv-si rrou -.
snd means eomuikx-s aasf go '
esTassi1n "a vas vac-f Il, 49,, -. (.
ssna~ snendu-aes and s-usf rb. ~ =
e'atsrsasst Mr ElIos offered a r-..,T,,.s.,,'
soFoosfing a1t eana-rnnFnx M x.--..s-
sps-ca ef thu hI 10 Tar a. : r--s-,....s =, :
- senafs as . bosIy rhl- vas a Ii,r,.....s
scr sons time. bus pending seton an -.
ass"'a asioa sas House sttnurn-,E
~ ne senate. On sAe lsth. IN. roae-r-,-.
FsR"rt On shs Railroad Llnsf Farf.it,.r. bgrr
Nas Adopted tas Hoass snts-r.osr.r,r A;rr
passsd Without sm-nstm-ar or III ,ru.-
80. sa1 ne HOUSE Timber CaIt1r- Aili .s-
passr't----1a tas House moss Of tn, ,f.v
vas spsnt discussing M EsIa.y. r-.,I-s1.,,,
esnsartnx Mr. ksansdy r,r IN, Ix1xy,~-
Nsea N ais speecn an September 4 r-s--s
~ aga nsr Senator Quay rn~ masr-r ~.
Aaaair = spo->sf af ey saa adoption Of . -
sauS'oa o1sr--t 6Y Mr.. Bxvn- --s-r-s,x a..
sa".s subject To sa- i'tficiary eoEumisr-, a.
me a1as- far insssslx CATION amt r-usr.-
- IN. senate. oa saa mn. . aarnb.- q.
ans IN ts- csisndsr Yer. rxk., -, -
turing shs morning hour m. =
.a.sF se ths day's ,sssioa -ss d~vgs-.f 4,
Snnsi dsrs<isn OF ths bil ~ .~x.hgg.h 4. -.
% sssSis privax. land ei.fu, Z, -
sssfss All Tcr-ssnrf--, hus ' -r,.,.,r -.
~ Sili Ssnf awsr------rn ehn Hsa-~ IN . .,,,
ssesa stsrsson ease sf Lsngseaa tr.I,,.
.sasoss vas ssxsn NJ. 0ar 1nAg .ssia,r nav,
Nso fss rsacn-A Al sv-nfa< .--..sv -.
asaa sr ~aish q lary- number ~ rul,or -.
vsrs P4ss-1
" the >-1ar-s On the rsrA a r~-.,frsf.,r
tnrrodIrsd By NJ Puma -xlff,,r ~, -
SECRETARY % sh- Treasury ssr .utorm.t,.,,
sooas tho payment for silver suIIaa sur
snas~d under the new silver Iaw ~a-
adopts-L a Number Of aiII. On sh- esl~n-
Tar vsrs passed. and the Senate Ef.r-,,.,. -,
saios 80 af sns hst- R.pr-s~ntzriv- Lairyf.
az Se0rssxa In the House the f4v ~
spent m trying 10 s-car- a quorum ~ 80
axe action On ta. Lang~eou -vensbi- -nr
sr-trf st-erior cass- rRs Democrats. re-
rain ns frous voting. succeeded In br-sx
ing tns quorum ant the HOUSE. xtrhous
iAxing action on the case, As S.as D. a. ,a-
sournesE
Is ths Senate. on the E9th. Mr. Plumb,
resotnfIou ID recommit the Bankruptcy bal
Win tnssrucsisns to amend iE ID apply To
voiunssry bankruptcy snIy vas discu.<-,t
far awhile and then Iefs On th- caieutar-
~iEa aos nuen probability os 6 8ssnx called
up sE,s s-ssiou- A aumh=r Of anobf-rs-f
balls IA N. ealradsE we're sxx-a up ana
Dzssssf In the Housc the peraa.rsrfa mi
aarikI. ay dhousc.rfax tscssss. -.nI-ln.. %
vss=. ass r--poassinx roE calls Brxw.ns
ed 1nsi scsisn ap so ne tins as sftourn-
nsnr On the LAa<sson- vea.sls s,ns-sse,i
sfaexson s-.-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25


sA~ ws~s ss Esxr*~ssx sa~ Pt.s--N
WAsHrSsreS. >~pG "A Acting Sec-
reEsry ef sAa TrsasurY. Basrheusr.
YessrriaY seat - the >enza~ the sot-
loving -~psY - >enaaur Ptambs --ss-
iarton 0f inquiry an-sas The r-psrsun@ns's
nssshod q purchasing AMI paying tor
silver halItaa-
There - na r'sie or policy of this
Departments whirh requires that checks
trasa IN payment st silver haIIion
parvhasssi unaier the -'scsns act of Goa
grvss b~ paid over The cuaatsr of TIE
sub treasury st New YariS A a mat
Ter q fsct Theses checks pass through
the New YORK Clearing hosse ths, sane
A. other checks drawn On the Assistant
tr~asarer a. New York. In regard
- tAe tssas Of Treasury NOTES Of
large denominations Ia payment
Tor silver purchased. have the
honor - stats that IL Va
found impracticabis - eugrave anI
r~srs In she reriod % thirty dAys-shs
time allowed between the passage Of
The as,s Of Jsiy - I-va. authorizing the
tssus u these notes and the date the
purchtses Of silver we-e - c0nm@nce-
a sufficient supply Of these notes To
campiY with that law exrrps in dsnou-
nations oe 81. 0o0 and sf00 In III.
course of a fsw days. however. certainly
5y The arss Of next week.. the supply OF
Treasury nuues af small demon nations
Stll BE- sufficient 20 enable the Depart
m~ut to make payments for silver rur-
chased IN al denom narieus af smaller
ones Whsn shs supply Of small notes
VIII permit. the notes of large deuonl-
nations already hssued wtfI be changed
A. the Treasury AMI its branches Tor
notes 0f small denouiluasions. anst ~
Fast A. such notes Of large denouina-
t4an are rscstved IN shs Treasury, notes
% smaller denominations will BE- paid
cut IN their stead ~ rapitIy ~ possi-
Bile.
In er'ter ~ prevent any S-arrity OF
noses Of small d-nsmi atious bv reason
of the necessary issue % Treasury
notes of large denomi nation the Treas-
arer u the Unitsi States has been tn
the habit IL receiving Treasury notes
% large denominations on deposit with
the Assistant Treasurer at New Work
foe transfer of funds. AMI shipping
Treasury notes Of small denomination
silver certificates AMI <r-enba-xsl ss
banks using them IN the place 0t sho-a
ter the larger amoanux
With refervncs - the Inquiry
whether such u.thot % payment does
a"t PrarsicallY result in the payment
u sss;n ehe~8s IN gold cgin tnsssat ot
tr~askEY notes, I have the honor - ssats
hat the amount of treasury noses paid
ous "a das. n the purchase % silver
aullaan% al "a denominations Of 81 aga
and stao has been -. .as. soa. Of which
smvunE saSs. 500 have b.s.n received
back IN the Treasury in thu payment OF
4ass AMI are noW carried A. cash. leav-
in- sha sum Of -. ~ saa sail in cirruIa-
tom
- fIr ~ the Department ls Informed
there has h~en ao demand af any mas,ni-
tade apou the Treasury Toe the redemp-
zion Of these uatas in xOli coin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

C~asfftisas sf rr.a~ ansa Csmm~r~s
rhrsaxhsat ths Country saswa ny
H- e. Dun u es'& W~-&iy R-p.-t III
ass~ssI Relief rhraaxh s.sa.I Purchase.
-oo-ssst~s 10 ssr.4s EHpsrts-rh- Iron
rrssi- Artiv~-rr.d~ Sss.t In ths West
--sa-la~-. FsfIar--. Er-.
Nav YeRK. sept 80 K e. Dun &
Ca. . weekly review ot trade says
SECRETARY wiadom's purchase Of ssar-
psr-cvaE hansfs has hrpaghe immasil sts
ease m Eaa mou@Y marxrc NJ unhealthy
change n sp.euiatioa has spp-ar-d a.
yss. snd commercial loans are again
Saassst se so per cent While
uoa~E eafI has nslIsn from aBaut
90 "a four and half per cent The actual
di-hur ssmsnts of ths Treasury IN exc.ss af
Receipts for thu week have been ~. sa
only part OF ths bonds having ret been paid
TOE. but ever H.s0g aaB mars have been ~
su-d tor silver ouilion. Ts - Important ID
notice thaE the pressure for mon@y .tlI in
rr.as-s at most at IN. ne.rfor
center-. AMI the banks Of England
France. gnd Germany Uatil erops move
more freely. the tttars af tho New YORK
money market will not b.. -nrir-iy un-
eioutesE The worst OF the difficulty IN that
sheas . qu0eed az -. AZ Chicago. mas
here. and only about ta8 at Liverpool tor
TN. same grsste. 90 that ao fr-- AMI aaeuraI
rope. can take place similar obstacles
check the movements sf other prod-
uess Exports of whsss and corn are not
half these of last ysar AZ corresponding
dates4 But imports are coming f0rwarst in
large volume. the anxiety ~ ysr g'so.ts en-
tered here before the new tariff
goes lnto effect beiag great In half
OF September the Increase of imports over
Last year at Nes I'd has been per cent
hue the decrsase ia exports hsneu has been
- per ewnE The iatFrtor moa@y markets
are generally clsse. with the stroag demsnd
which an unprvcssisne.sI voium. ar busi-
nov usually causes AZ Eo-toa the
srringency affects trade somewhat. but
wool ls IN good demand The run traits =
very active and nail makers sstxsae. prices
% s. per sex &C Pniissielphia Chicago
money u egsss aad rates stsf-r "a louis
notes good fail trails in all lines. AZ ali
oeh@r Western points rrpartiax. trade 10
good. sxc~-siins IasS PEARS. bar every
where money (. IN stroag demand
and se most places ti<hc Cio-snsss aI-o
appears at southern pointx rn- coasump-
ton of iron - enormous. thsIarss-st knoxn.
and th- plate. structarsi. sheet ant wroaxhr
pipe works ar. erowl-si- The great IN
crease IN safes of w0ot marss n revival ia
that dir~ction. aad cuttan maaHfsetHrs .
active. rhs dry guods business. growing
IN activity
Th= business failures during the last ssxen
DAYS number For the Caire,f States. psa.
fur Canada. N. toraI. I'D. as eump pared sfrh
a sotaI Of Iqd last week, and ma n1r ths week
previous ID the LAST Foe Ehs -orrsspond-
ing week Of Ia<t year the figures we're 70.
representing - "A tns Uaifei States and ~
IN Canada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25
A GUILTY QuARTETTE
.x Nssss<~tIs. m-rws tn Hang snsI
rws To Go to tho P<uis-ntixry Gsr Mar
4wr.

MoSrIcxLLO, Ill. Sept FIN the
celebrated Holden Russell murder trial
the jury this morning found the defend
ants guilty of murder ami fixed the
sentence Of Calvin Holden as death !.
Albert Dunhxm death Mrs. Eliza HoI-
den. txsnty-fvs years IN the penisen-
tiary, and Edwin Holden Efseeu years
in the penfsenriarY
The story Of the crime for which
these persons have been convicted.
~ as foIIs~s. Gu the evening Of
June sf LAST while Harley
Russell and his wife we're returning
home in buggy from Monticello they
overlook two men. Calvin Holden AMI
Albert Dunh4m- Durham seized the
horse. ani held It while Holden drew q
revolver and shot Russell iufieting =
mortal wound Russell lived long
enough ss tell all about the shooting
and Who did L. Holden AMI Dunham
we're Immediately placed In iaiL AMI
Durham told enough 20 implieate Mrs.
Holden 1ut Edwin Holden. her son
They. too. we're arrested. and all we're
indicted By the grand !ary with the
above result Sentence and date Of
the execution viii noe b. given until
ne 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25
FLasIIa< a >eaR~gsar-

BUFFALO. Y T. Sept ts-The
swirchuen-s convention held no session
yss.ertay, none Of the COMMITTEES being
rea,fv 70 report The delegates went ia
Niagara Falls yesterday afternoon On
An excursion
In an interview with Grand Master
Sxeeny yes1ert1y morning regarting
the Central s.rike. he scored the Local
Leaders Of she ssitehmeu for calling rhe
men cur here He was particularly So
we're on Naior MCGOWAN. Of AI5anY.
au.f District Master Workman Lee he
,aid .has Lee x1s n ne basz0z et E5s
Eaols srughle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-25

IN November. tssa. .'paog wa made
among members 0t the Memphis
Tenn. Cotton Exchange % arrepe
wager of a.. 600 offered BY New 0rlsans
cotton man that the cotton crop OF
T>.9-90 would exceed = $40 uslu bales
The wa.yer vas accepted ami shs New
Orleans man wanted % place =. aua
more that the crop w0uit f1os up
:. 900. 0ao. AMI be was promptly arcom-
ma,iared The figures of the Nex York
Commercial and Financial Chruuscls
we're the basis upon which the waxers
we're "a b,s decided The either d1y the
Memphis Cotton Exchange was notified
that the crop W1s Tgt1, -. anI that tn.
New Orleans EsIesser had iosE