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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

The candidates Tor the LegIsls.
ture will al dress the PEOPLE ii IL
Fsyetie county II the following
times and places, beginning a.
lose O'Clock each DAY
Delay, Monday, July +.
Dallas, Tuesday July :.
Lafayette Sp Wed day, jelly
Ora hl ma, thursday, July ..
Abbeviiie, saturday, July IL.
Fees SrrIass, Monday, July Is.
Clear Ctees, Tuesday, July IA.
Orwood, Wednesday, july Is.
raY Tor, Thursday, July IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

Mr. Robert Gilmer died at the
residence Of Mrs. Hickey in our
ety Tues ~ morning. he was
stricken Wltb PARALYSIS last Satur
dAy aud continued to grow wurse
un'll bis death. Mr.. Gnner was
vas a native Of LaFayette, a grad
uate OF the State University and
before the var prominent elaca-
Yer. lie wAs uE m4rned but leaves
brother aud other relatives -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

st.rtsa 70 eA3irva La
Tr-srrruczai Il ~ Superior 70 Az p-e~crss <--a
szcw= - lan~ II 4 AErz-rr. =. D.
Ii So. Cxs0zd 81, B<voEITz, nj.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

Federal Court adjourned Tues
r.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

The tent holders a III CON mittee
Of aFran cement of Oxford Camp
Ground are requested to meet on
Saturday the llth lust. on the
grounds a. 10 am, OF impOTtan.
business full meeting Is earn
estly desired.
W w Fous', Chm
" Ct B.anIa d, See.
June 90, 1891.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

Ii yau want a superior cotton
mattress apply to J a Bigger OF
) Il Pint.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

H"usekeepers who des ire to furs
uish their tables WITH frstchs
fresh meals should leave their o.
ders with K \ Crouch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
FAILED FOR a BIG SUM.
4 Leading Financial Institution OF Missis-
sippi Goes to tho Walt.

4 Leading Financial Institution Of Missis-
sippi Goes to tho Walt.
vIcKsBuRa. Miss, Dec %. - The
bank Of Greenville, ut Greenville.
Miss. suspended Tuesday afternoon,
United States senator White, of Louisi-
ana, representing the Whitney nation
al bank Of New Orleans and other
creditors was in Greenvillc Tuesday.
President Pollock has been appointed
receiver. The liabilities are stated at
81, ,000, 900. The assets are fully equal
TO that amount, comprising SIS, 600 in
frs: mortgages on Washington county
real estate and county securities to the
amount Of Si5o.9 besides other Sc
curisies, total fully equal to the liza
bilities. The failure is due to two sue
cessive overfows, entailing short crops,
and to the low price of cotton. 1t is
well-known fact that the bank has
been the financial bulwarlS OF the en-
tire county. the wealthiest In the Sec
tion for years. The utmost sympathy
Is expressed for President Pollock.
The banks of this city express the be-
lief. based on personal knowledge,
that the creditors viii be paid in full
Nevertheless the blow is heavy one
to the Yazoo Mississippi delta. the
bank separations being by no means
confined to Washington county.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

List OF the Chairsnen ef the Most Irppcr-
tsnt-Springer ncads the ways and
Means CemmIttss and lsills That Of
Interstate Commerce.
WASHINGTON. Dec s. - Speaker
Crisp at the morning session formally
announced the much discussed and
lony-lookcd-for committees OF the
house. Mr. Springer tIill, about whose
probable appointment much has been
said pro and con, heads the ways and
means committee Up to the last mo-
ment his appointment was not con-
ceded by Mills friends. Mr. Mills
(Tex.) heads tho interstate and for
eign commerce committee.
The cba;rmanships are divided
among the states as follows: New
York. 4; Rhode Island, 1; Connecticut,
1; Massachusetts, 1; Pennsylvania,
.; New Jersey, 2; Maryland.
8; Virginia, 2; North Carolina, 3;
South Carolina .; Georgia, q:
Alabama, 2; Tennessee, 5: Kentucky.
2: Louisiana, 9; Kansas. 3; Arkansas, 8;
Missouri. 4; Mississippi, .; Ohio, s; llli-
nois, s; Indiana, s; Iowa, /; Michigan.
1; Wisconsin, /; Minnesota, I. Fol-
lowing is list of the most important:
Ways and means. Springer Cnl.); appropria-
tions. Holman Ind elections. 'Orerrall Va) I:
Judiciary. Culberson lTex.): banking and cur
rency. Bacon IN. "; coinage, Bland tMo.).
interstate and foreign commerce. Mills (Tcx) !:
rivers and harbors, Blanchard (La); mer-
chant marine, Fowler On. -; post on
ces, Henderson IN. c.; public lands,
MoRae (Arir); Indian affairs Peel
tAra.): territories. Washington CTenn.); rail-
ways and canals Cutchings MISSY; manufac-
turcrs. Page fR -: mines and mining. CowIes
IN CO.; public buildings, 3ankhead tAla {;
Pacific railroads. Reilly Pa.): Improvement
Of the Mississippi river. Robinson u-a,):
Education, Hays aUa); Labor, Tarsney
OMo); military, Lane Qil.); patents.
Til.man Is. CO.; invalid pensions. Martin
Qnd); pensions. Wilson (Mo); claims
Bum On. c.: war claims. Beltshoover (Pa.l !:
District OF Columbia Fenphili IN CO: print.
ing. Richardson CTenn.); civil service, Andrew
(Masa); accounts. Ruslr CGd): library. Cum
mings IN W; alcoholic liquor traf
&C. Haynes (o); migration. Stump
(.Il): expenditures in navy department, Nc
Ciellard Qnd) expenditures in the department!
of justice, Allen (Miss.); revision Of the las 5.
Ellis (ky.l; election OF president and vice
president, Chipmsn (Mich.); worlds fair Dur
borrow tIlL); agriculture. Hatch (Mo.); foreign
Affairs. Biount tCa); military Affairs. Ouih-
waite (O.); naval Affairs Herbert tAla.).
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
LOOKS LIKE WAR.
Recent Dispatches Seem to Indicate That
. Clash with Chill Is Inevitable.

Recent Dispatches Seem to Indicate That
Clash with Chilli Is Inevitable.
WASHINGTON. Dec %. - Minister
Egan's latest dispatches have aroused
anew the talk Of war in the state de-
partment. The news of fresh in
suits by the Gillian government
makes war seem all but inevitable
now. but the war department is in .
quandary Just how to protect Egan and
his family from Gillian outrage. Mean
while the navy department is continu-
ing to prepare for war. 1t is re-
ported on good authority that as
soon rs she Is ready the new
dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, now at
Norfolk. will DO ordered to join Ad-
miral Walkers feet in the south for
service in Gillian waters. Doubt is no
longer entertained of the hostile
nature of Chiiis reply to the
United States. and in view OF this tho
report is current that President Harri-
son, Immediately after congress recon-
venes, will send in a special message
asking authority to use the naval and
military forces to vindicate the nations
honor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

Omeiai Isaairy N CAlu lass the BAisA-
more Ae.ir-An Of ths ssliors Exespt
oas HAD Hs<s Drtn king-ke Evias<.es
Of na.desmag or nsa Trsstnsas ~ NE
Psiis>
yALrAsAtso. Dee sa-Judge Of
Crimes Foster has concluded his in
gniry into the assault upon the man-
of.warsmen OF the United States
cruiser Baltimore in the streets
Of Valparaiso october 10 last
and passed the testimony over
u the proeurator fiscal for his
opinion The 6scai. or attorney. In &C.
cordanee with the Chilian criminal pro-
cedure. will lay down the law in the
case. after which the judge VIII
give his decision The testimony
takes up go pages 1t goes on to say
that the Esitinore's nen. who were
arrested. stated that citizen and 9TH
er parties assaulted them There was
not the slightest evidence of handcnff-
Ing or bad treatment by the police.
The seaman Garrett thought bat was
not sure that policemen stabbed him.
All the Bait more's sailors with the
exception Of Brown. who appeared 10
have been perfectly sober, scknowi-
edged that they had been drinking
Thirty American ssisors were arrested
In tho first nst.ase- The court
of inquiry was KEEP: waiting because
Capt Schley stated that Minister Egan
would procure other witnesses 10 the
affair. The Judge adds That the in
quiry is now concluded without these
promised witnesses having been pro-
duced.
Four OF the accused rioters arc held.
Gomez. Of the four. acknowledges stab
bing Coal HEAVIER Turrbull four times
in the back. Turnbull received in all
eighteen wounds in the back, two of
which penetrated his lungs and caused
his death shortly after the death
of Boatswain Charles Riggln. Gomez.
however. while admitting that he
stabbed Turnbull, asserts .i:at he was
defending some friend of his whom
Turnbull had knocked down.
The sailors stories were the same as
they gave aboard the Baltimore after
the assault The evidence of the
saloonl1eepers and other witnesses
was conflicting. These were all tho
important points in the report.
After the fiscal has reviewed the tes-
timony and returned it for Judge Fos-
ter to pass judgment upon it will be
submitted to the supreme court for u
final decision Every step in tho in
vestigation is now being hurried up by
request Of the government
Rodriguez. the third OF the accused
persons. acknowledges that he stabbed
Boatswainmate Charles Riggin because
Riggin assaulted one os the sailors Of
the Gillian torpedo boat Almirante
Cochrane. Seeing his countryman ILL
treated Rodrigues plunged his knife
into the American sailor. Riggln, It
will be remembered after being
stabbed was left to die in the street
Petty Officer johnson lifted him in his
arms. to carry hin to neighboring
drug store. At that moment. it is al-
legged by the Baltimore's men. the
Chilian police came up, fred at Riggin
over J0huson's shoulder and killed
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
1ORl THEN TO PIICLS
Awful Result Of sn Explosion Of
uyns,aats In Belgium
II TEE HlRBOR BiS,y At lyINEgp
a Frsneh Lager asa Lighssr SHAT
tered white Transferring cargo
Tw~ssy Mes Lsss 1hsts
Liyea

ANTWERP, Dec sa-Twenty men
were killed here by an explosion OF
dynamite The city was startled at sa
early hour by tremendous explosion
thai fairly shook the earth The con-
eussion was felt all over the city, sad
mzny people thought it MAS IN earth
quake
A Terrible Shock.
The roar and the shock were terri
bic, and many face blanched with
terror At the thought that perhaps tho
next moment houses would como
tumhing into the streets In . short
time, however, the truth was
learned A French lugger named the
Pilot. part of whose cargo was dyna-
mite. was diseharginx into lighter
lying alongside Suddenly there was =
fash and a tremendous roar aud the
lugger was blown to atoms. The upper
part Of the lighter was shattered into \
thousand fragments and the wrecked
hull Immediately sank.
TwsAty Nca Killed.
All OF the twenty men who were en-
ployed on the vessels in the handling
and slowing the dangerous material
were either instsutly killed or blown
into the water and drowned. II is
thought that package Of dynamite fell
to the deck of the lighter and that the
conclusion caused il TO explode.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
sArTlE ON The sosoER.

An Ansrsssa Soldier KilsA ~ . Efxhs
Estwssa Uaels s.As Troops saa hsxi-
sza ksvoiattoaksts
Rio GsAsDE CfrY, Tex. Dee. sa-
Capt e. Burke. with nineteen cav
alrymea and infantry, met sixty revo-
lutioaists st . place called the Reta-
nal in Star county, miles
from where Cara crossed into
Mexico near sagoulls. AZ 1880
Monday. and Is the result
Corporal Chatlles s Edstrom hes
dead at Fort Ringgold with two bullets
In his head and body. while Lieut.
Charles Hayes. in the fight was
knocked from his horse by a bullet
giancing across his chest, but slightly
wounding aim
Capt. Burke had but nineteen men,
cavalry and infantry. They were in
formed that Garza's gang would at
tempt to invade Mexico at La Gruella
crossing and started out TO prevent it
They mounted the infantry behind
cavalrymen and followed the bandits
trail Approaching their camp about
midnight they were challenged by the
bandits pickets and were fred ON
twice, when the United States troops
responded with vouey which scat
tered the bandits
The troops could not pursue them
through the dense chapparal. SO they
made their way To La Gruella
crossing. expecting IN meet the
bandits again there. Not seeing
anything Of them, the troops re-
turned TO the scene of the encounter
aud ran on TO the bandits again
and gave fight. dispensing and putting
them TO flight. The troops had Cor
poral Essrom, troop c. Third cavalry.
killed. and Lieut. Hayes Eighteenth
infantry, slightly wounded. The ban
dts were sixty strong and their object
was to sack the town of Camargo, Mex.
II is not known how badly Garza's
forces suffered. but he must have lost
heavily. II was learned ny Capt
Butiss' forces that the outlaw bandits
were commanded by Eustagio Ramona
and julio Flores. Among the
captures made was complete outfit
of one of the outlaws. consisting OF q
Winchester, leo rounds Of ammunition,
q saddle. etc, and a badge bearing tho
words: Free ErontiersDen-" A dozen
or more revolutionists' horses got away
during tho battle. There is no doubt
that Capt Martin prevented the sack
ing OF Camargo. The rcvolutionists
came from the coast and formed one
section of force of several hundred
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
SWEPT BY CfPHTHERIA.
Five Children fn One Iowa Family Sue
Stricken Neighbors.

Five Children In One Iowa Family Sue
cunb-Terror-stricksn Neighbors.
PEORIA. Ill, Dec. 2S-Diphtheria Of
that malignant type known as black
Ia prevalent across the river from
this city. Near Deer Creek Eve
children have died from the
disease In the family of James
Havens. The only other child
aAd the father and mother are
down with the disease and are
not expected TO recover. The oldest
child Of the dead in this family was a
young woman, who was to have been
married Christmas day. The people in
She vicinity are terror-stricken st tho
deadly nature of the disease
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

A~ - &O - - t. -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; ii is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and scts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. olesnses the sys
tenn efiectuslly. dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the txste and sc-
ceptabls to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial Ia It's
effects, prepared only from the moet
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend il
TO all and have made il the most
popular remedy kncwa.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not sccept an,
ubstitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cft.
tcmSvnis. ~. Sfm roRx. ar
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

RACINE. Wis, Dee 23.-The fun
eral of Mr.. Case will take place
Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
when services will be held in
the Universaliss church here There
will be no display on that occasion.
Mr. Casswas a plain man In his man.
ners and habits, aud his funeral will.
as was his wish. be devoid Of oste enta-
tion. He belongs to no orders Or socie-
ties The remains will be placed In an
iron sslf-lscking vault In the family lot
At Mound cemetcry, this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
BURIED IN A SNoWSTORM.
italian l.aborers Overtaken In the Apps
nincs-Many Killed.

italian l.abcrcrs Overtaken In the Apps-
ninos-MaDy Killed.
ROME, Dec. ga snowstorm in the
Apprentices overwhelmed 200 laborers
who were returning by tho railway TO
Sulmona, in Abruzza, from Iscrnia, on
the western slope Of the mountains
The storm camc with such swift
ness andi fury as to put . stop
to all travel, and of the 200
a large number were buried beneath
the tremendous snowfall II is be-
lievcd that scores have perished. The
relief party which hastened to the
scene upon receipt OF the news as soon
as the storm abated had already, at
last accounts. recovered the bodies Of
fifteen dead and were still actively pur-
suing the search for the remainver.
Such Sn overwhelming and destructive
storm mas not been witnessed for years
In that vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
Cigarettes Killed Hin.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. ga
John P. Richardson. q resident OF this
city and one Of the richest men in the
south. his wealth being estimated ut
O., 900. osO. died Sunday, the victim Of
cigarettes Tho disease OF the lungs
was Of light character and could
easily have been cared had not heart
failure set in. due to the absorption of
nicotine. His life was insured for $780,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

feel - 60 teek ee--ard 49, - s1ss ".
- help hw.
Ts's i~rfMnatp ny4seire. xaAS> eFerfsny
fnr vu<~AnS neeAss sa tnvfkcfzs<ng. ratorN
tive tozss and sse<Aing ed Rse>gfesz.nG
s>~vine. hapsrsiag tore snd vigr se tss
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nns n ~ . nsre sst1s2nnt WSa rw~-
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rsagnsshs PAsnfsi AnssrdsA - !.
fsosis crny'slnss ~ e~uy ha4, -
rsciiei rssna. ssterrai fr6&nnsftoa- u1cHs.
tssn. a-A ksnArcd af7v>eues ~ 1x~Fo
o. hen~at ~ cuf~. - the 9sp<v - sveUro
Ne sshw ss~5s<>ne s~w vossa b - =
fsca 49, sesA~S szs> b sat - Uas4
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
chnvs Cabinet e Ressr,.

LONDON. Dec ~ The correspondent
Of the Times st Santiago dc Chilli says
that the entire Chilian cabinet will re-
sign on December %. whom President
Montt is formally installed In
of3ce The preldens will then sp-
point . new cabinet, which will better
represent tho majority In parliament
II 10 expected that Senor Barros Luco
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
r,v.,e s,s ,h. Hus.tssa

DIS MoINss. la, Dec 2s.-Gov. Hor-
acc Boies has issued proclamation
calling upon the people of Iowa for
contributions for the relief Of Russian
famine sufferers A committee. OF
which ri. c. Wheeler, late candidate
for governor. Is . member. was aP
pointed To have charge of the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

the Legislature snd appointing snsth-
er royal mission ~ investigate
further alleged boodlins BY the late
xoveransaE Nominations will be
held CA March /, sna vsssas Ga AAreA
s. The writs were retarnable ca the
1s.h, the legislature being called for
-Srfl Z.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

HARKnBURs, Dec 22--At meeting
Of the state executive committee of the
prohibition party, com mittes wac sp-
pointed TO take the preliminary steps
70 test the eonssituticnality Of the
Baker Sallot BILL and report ~ soon as
possible TO Chairman Patton. June 1,
1894 was selected as the time. and
Scranton the place for the next stats
convention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

DRIVES. CO... Dec. s3-Two men
were killed by the cable cars here
The victims wers J. ]. GangleG. ared
g. years. q mining operator of Alma,
Gel and the other Joseph Henslsy, a
aaenaa Of she company. The hrsf
named bad both legs severed. aad
uensirr xxas crnshed 20 death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

LnfA. o, Dee. s2-The trial OF s. :.
paviess. alias John Rysn. the robeer
of IN. Fancy bank NJ Marion. who was
shot sn.i captured ~ Kenten ard 81. zoe
Of the ssclen uensv recovered, occurred
here Tuesday. Rsyl.ss pleaded zuiItv.
sna Ne was sentenced - four years In
The penitentiary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

BLkAxD HoSEsrAKyp ci>E RrSore ssd Aftsf.
Kowx. Ask druggist tor WooD's PEosrHepIsE; I;
il he offers some worthless medicine N place
of this. leave his dishonest store. lneiose brice
in letter. and We will send by return mail
Price one psckaee. 81 SIX S. One will please.
ax viii cure. Pamphlet IN plain seaiee ea-
veo e, 2stsmp.. Address TIE Wood Chem
teal Co. I3l oodwsrd-ave-, Detroit. Mich.
Sold in 6rand Rapids By z. r.. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

hss removed Collector Warmeastle. OF
Pis1ssargh. and appointed CAisf Dspar
~ Mitchell 10 take eharge Of the ONCE
warmesssis was charged vita Hegiess
Of eaty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

oufscv. III. Dec "a The fremont
hssel hss been rutsrs BY Gre. The
three uppsr doors are destroyed Ard
tas t~s lower aeors were fasned hs
wzs~r. The ars wss isesrsred shorsiy
s~scrs midaisat ses everybody ras
So = ~-.s,.~-s8 t-e@ spws~ss Of SLED, I.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

" r>chs ks .
eaestfs That's
vhat thsv ay q
TIE pale, Grin,
veak wsnan
~ b e's "rsp-
acvr ' end over
worried Prob
ahiy she knsxs 10
hsrsslf. Bat
6eres 4s 6s-G
- eGnf hw.
a. she we,itnY
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

IsSrSsroS. Ky.. Dec ss--Col 4 g.
starae-. enc II the best known horss-
men IN Aunerics. died st his horne ss
e'eicek es pneumonia CeA sssneer
va. vice president cf tbs Trostsng~
Horse Breeders association for several
years
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

Tvs.xE. Pa, Dec es-tt 10 nov
ssc-rssincd that the liabilities of ths
Tyreas bank ssighsly esceed 80. saa
The assets are barely e>o.soa Ths
cashier. Mr.. ssver. stated that re-
y ~~-As - fortheemina - fsw
says
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

Msrrsov. Wis. oec ss--Dsvid w.
Tullis. - years old. and twenty -ene
tsry Of states snics. Nd at the dinner
table Tuesday Paralysis 81 the hsses
vas the csasa A widow and two
children survive him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
Woods Ph0sphodinc!
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perma1-
ent.y cures ali forms Of
Nervous Weakness, Em-
issions. Spermstorrhea.
I'm poucy, and al effects
of A ou>e or Excesscs.
heen prescribed over IS
years In thousands Of
yses: Is the ONLY srLIA-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

Nww ycRx. De. ss--leha Chasr;'ou
a sea'. scaIs fseserv cn Ciia street
has hceo destroyed ~ xrv. Less siiS-
eco. fniiv issor>&
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24
No More allver Dollar.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-The oonver-
sion of trade dollar bullion into stand
ard silver dollars was completed Tues
day. The coinage of standard silver
dollars 10 therefore ~ an end unless .
change shall be made in the policy of
the treasury department. or through
congressional enactment or other
wise Mr.. Lecch. director Of
the mint said that while he
was not authorized 70 speak
OF the future silver policy OF the de-
partmens he thought there is scarcely
any doubt that the coinage Of standard
silver dollars will be continued 1T the
San Francisco and Carson City nints IN
amounts sufkeient 20 meet the neces-
stiles of the service. as estimated thh
as sico, eco month for each nipt
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

xAsnvuIx. Tesn.. Dea fs-Jsnes
r. Boyd living In Decatur county,
near roeaiar springs. arrominsns nlii
man. was killed sy the eyplosien 81
the boiler At eas Of his sawmills The
nil was dsmnlished. son of W. u
rigrs sustained severe isinrisa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-24

KxoxuK. Ia, Dee. aa-Clarence n.
Gardner. aged -. committed suicide
here Tuesday afternoon The deed
was committed AZ the house Of William
Sheppard. whose husband was away ~
the time. Gardner Vas enanored of
the woman and wss trying 10 persuade
her 20 elspe On her refusal 10 do 20
he shot himself