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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24
Aaerlet.

Berlin, 16. Sept. Das bier erSd,ei.
uenbe ,,&oloniaI 9Iatt" giebt nun nd.
bere @inseIbeiten befannt iiber baS llns
8liid, tpeIdeS Die beuti6e S6ubtruppe
unter &ommanbo beS SauptmanneS b.
8aIeipsti in 9lfrifa betrnffen bat. gBie
aus ben insipiiden einectroffenen tpeites
ren 9fa6ridten berpor9ebt, bate, aIs
bic beutf6e Sdubtruppe in Wabebe
ipar, ber in ienem Diitritt berrIdenbe
SauptIin9 ben Deuti6en feline Ssreunbs
i6aft 3useia9t, ipGter iebo6 80 Wlann
Der Sruppe in Dtbapa iiberfaLIen unb
bOaitdnbis ausseraubt. I'm ibn flr
biefen 8ertrauenS5rud au beItrafen.
ltiirmten bic beutiden Sruppen bic sseIt.
nng ober oas befeitiete 2ager bes Sdupts
lineS. 9luf hiefen &f beaiebt ii6
iebenfalS bic Wielbuns bes ,,9erIiner
Saeeblatt" bonn IL. September, in
ipel8er es beibt, bab Saiiptmann b.
8aleipsfi i'm Nusuit einen persipeifeIten
8ampf init einem sroben 9rupp ginees
borener 3u beitsben bate unb ben Seino
nit eroBem 8erIuft in bic 5Iudt IdIue.
gia9 ben neueiten bem ,RoIoniaI 8latt'f
sueeeansenen MeIbuneen tpurbe nun
9auptmann 3aIeipSfi 1pdter, aIs er nit
feiner Sruppe tpeiter in bas snnere bes
Wabebes&anbes norbrang, bon ben
@iu9eborenen iiberfaIen, ipobei bic
Gruppe fait boaitdnbis berni6tet purbe.
Das @intreffen bes 2ieutenants b.
Gettenborn nit ben 1rimmern Der 8as
leipstii9en Sruppe an Der 8tiite tuirb
ittinbIi6 eripartet.
= Der befannte Socialbemofrat Or.
9lpeIins, Der S6nieseriObn @arr', in
tpeBen zines tbdtIi@en Nneriffs auf ben
Sournaliiten @iaes ;u elmer Celebrate
perurtbeilt iporben. @iLIes bate bic
MeIbuns in llmIauf seiebt, 6ab 9tbes
ling nit SRI. Marr cine "free loves
8erbinbun8 einseeansen iei unb feline
re6tmdbiee Srau in Notb unb @Ienb
3uriidseIahen babe.
= Sn Der ilbIi6en Steiermarf 1T
bic &eblaus aufeetreten, trobbem man
bort bic MeinitDde nit amerifnniIden
Rebsn inofuIirt bat, elm 8erfabren.
bur3 tpeI9es man bic pbpaorera fern.
subaIten boffte.
Berlin, IL. Sept. Die 3eaieruno
bat bei6Iohen, in Spanbau eine ssabrif
sur Gnferti8uns bon NliIitdruniformen
an3uIesen uno in berieIben nur SoIbas
ten su beidaftisen.
g86breno Der Wan6ber bes ad,ten
IrmeecUrps i'm giifeI Diitrift brad uns
ter ben Gruppen cine Tppbusepioemie
aus, tpeIder finfsebn SpIbaten bon.
bierten Rbeinii6en Snfanterie 2esis
ment SO. 30 erIasen.
SIN SoISe bes srOben 0lanseIs on
Seloarbeitern in 0eItpreu6en bat bic
8eSieruns fir bic Dauer Der @rnte Die
3uIuRun8 ruliiIder unb poInif6er ar.
better aus benz 8ar1dansr 9iItrift mad
Preuben Seitattet.
| Sn Tu9el, Ree. ,8e3. Marienperber,
iinb Sessn 200 8inber an ben Waiern
erfrantt unb bic SduIen in SoIBe beIs
fen sei6Iohen porben.
Sn 8iIsramsborf, Res. 8es. 96niss'
berg /. g., itiirste beute cine Wlauer Elm,
an Der mebrsre glrbeiter bef6dftiet ipas
rem. Die Maurer 9rottman unb 9ioSs
lamb ipurben auf Der Stele 9etBbtet
unb bier anbere Nr5eiter berIett.
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GiieR6abn.

3ass SsrIaHsn ben SnlsY Central SabnbUf
mic fplet:
Ra6 garbcnbaIt unb sipiItenliessueen Sta-
iipnen UNI 700. S.45 unb ff.f2 Born. unb
i2.55, 3.t5, $40, $50 unb Hos 9la6m.
9ia6 6prslf Gitp um ZOO unb 1i.f2 Born.
gia6 Sanrpd, Netp Ycrt, Sspegp, Utica
uno allen NJ. unp UefIi9en punften un ff.f2
Born.
3ige Iangtn an bon Garbonbale unb ami.
llhtnIitseHoen Stationen um 7.40, 9.t5 unp
III. .05 Born. unb GAS, 4t0, sos, 7.40 unb
1900 Nahm.
Bon 5orsa City nm 9.t5 8prm. unb 4.i0
Rahm.
Son Sspreo, Utica, 9iep 9prf, Sanrcd unb
Dlf- unb peltlidsn punften um 4.10 Nahm.
8. 6. MnberIpn,
@euT pal'r Aernt, Nsp yorf.
R. 6. GarE Div. paGr assnt, Scranton,
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9(n s6minoiii6tigc.

Ser llntereidnete. tueIder nad mtbri6bri.
aen 9eioen Don einem ihwsren 9nn9snlbel
lno Der gefiirdteten 9 d. 10 u d. onrf
Elm einfa6es MitteI 9ebsiIt muroe, uiinibt
aI' Ielnen MitI.ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der Setl'
nna befannt ;u MAIDEN. Gr miro alleu. Die
co iuiniden. tpftenfrei eine abidrift oes 8e.
,eples ienoen. meIdes eine Fdere SeiIun9 fur
. d. iub iudt, Aitbma, Gatarrb,
3 8roudlitis uno ade gals. uno 2unsen.
Afettionen in Gr bofft, oab ale 2eioenoen
fetp Mittel probiren ueldes uni6dbbar 1T.
@pr oas &sjept. oas nidts toitet uno ie9ens.
reid iein fam, wiinidt i6reibe 9efdlli9ft an
NeS. Gbparb u. 0Bilfon,
williamsburg. Sings Co., Neru gort
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

Driven out by Rusieness.-"vhy
did the soprano lsavee'' she said tho
preaching interrupted her cunversaticu
with The tenor-N Y sun
DscIS-~whas on earth have YOU
been dning. Jaek-shuveIing eualr''
JacIs---So. I've been taking notes with
fountain pen. Harvard Lampoou-
Judging FROM Results. .D.l..~ your
daughter play on the piano. '-Waat
she SAYS shs, does; but kinder thinks
she works ON Il. Fort Worth Gazette
Have yuu ever observed that when
a woman Is buying a cheap quality of
any thing or a small quantity of il. she
generally ~huyes it for frieusi1''-
Boston Traveller.
We'll rnpsi-byc. dear nephew n
you should happen e. BE- in want of
money yuu can write to me. Here is
the letter now. uncie. Il YOU will be -
kind Flierrn,is Blatter.
You say that all dreams arr dine ~
something influencing the slevP.r at
that particular moment. How do YOU
account for nv dreaming chs. other
night that was ecaaI.' Probably ths.
ruom was too hot. indianapolis Jour
uIL
Have you noticed what a vast
quantity Of Information odd simpl,. has
acquired during tbs. last several days.
Yes II il easily accounted for. His
fifteen- -year-sslsi son returned from
boarding school last week for a short
visit. - Norrisstowu Herald
-EtheI---I am ~ anxious about my
new dress. shall insist on having nv
dress maker make it Il me- II viii then
be- sure to book we'll Maud-~YeS-
but wouldn't il look better If you in
sisted an having tbs. drt.~-- maker make
You tit it insteasi.''' Farp~r's Bazar
Times Changes. Brown--'>o You
cuuld never understand woman
Cabwigy-vr No. Before marriage I
occupied my time in making myself CUT
Vvurse than I was. NOW IL takes me
svery minute Of my time Ia make my
self ont better than am ~-Epoch.
Medical SCIENCE threatens toeirrurn-
vent all the Ills that flesh r. heir to. and
A. IN time there will he M such thing
a. death the earth viii soou become
.rowsiest. Therefore hogd on to YOUR
real estate Ii can not help ls,ling MP
several hundred per cent -Bs-sou
Transcript
BY Proxy John. said Rev Mr.
tsopsiinan IN the hired man. ARE You
q CHRISTIAN --Why-er-ns,. sir" re-
piled John ~Do you ever swear
III N sometimes a little ISs.erls.ss IilSs.
N my talk 4 am sorry John. re-
Icrns't Mr Goodman But we will
snnverse about tins some other time.
wish Tou would tsiSr rhis money and
ssttle this bali II - fgr thawing out a
wafrrPip~- and talk ts the man in a
;arrisss kind of way as II il were your
Jwn bill "-g hicagvr Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

Ar Mesfina->fsi,luizl- spain a hungry
voif chased a cElil,f IN tIts. very heart Of
the village and was only driven away
when a number OF people rushed t0 the
reseue- Packs af WOLVES are roaming
through the more popuIous districts OF
Anftalusil and are alnlss Is familiar aS
togs> though ssslstlm attacking human
beings
The body OF Nfl.r kalaIxstua was en-
balms6 IN sun Francisco. 0u the 1TSs.
amt viii be- taken r1 HssussEuIu On board
the { niretf States flagship Charleston.
where It's arrival VIII b.. the first init
nation his people viii receive Of his
lfeurIse-
The river TaGass Is frozen ever and
the river Ebr1 N the vicinity Of >ara-
ar0ssa- >pain- Is covered with nineteen
inches of hes. shs. first ia.e since I%.E
>Evsx Dureh fishermen e-ussesf tfs.
xuySier Zee GA the ire- On the list a
Leaf which - without preeesisns since
V-aA
kErE Thousand persons are essinats,I
~ hare been sfs.prfvstf Of sruplsyrrrs.nr
IN France By the severe ealf weather.
and Ir II estimated that the hiss % rhs.
=s1unEry because Sf the sasuuage OF
Wages ansf tzzsie ant shs blisyfring OF
grups VIII rea1ch -ifry uzi1Iiun tr-lns.s.
FHE first public experiments uasi.. IN
- Lauis with tbs. eelshr.sr.sf Kssh
Iymph OegI1rrest au the =rss. az rhs. Ms
ss5uri Pasifie Hospital William L. Wal
ters. chief clerk Of the Erun Mountain
railway freight drpar-nene- a r1her~
e1issis patient WIS the subject and Dr.
Max a. >tarixEaff the gperaEsr The
operation WIS witnessed ny a number
OF busaI Physieianss and the dsseiop-
menEs IN riis case VIII be wafehesf with
interest,"
NE AyD NRs. vEsrAE EEx-xH. af
Brooklyn. Ind have reared successfully Y
enc Of the largest families On record
They have eig1reea children alive
twelve SONS ant seven daugifr-rz having
been born 0ne daughter being dead
There are ao tNIRs. The parents are
ABOUT rifty-ive years of zgs-
Tax following United >raczs >ena-
tors were formally eIeerest an the zIse-
Missouri George e. Vest Dem View
York David B. Hill Dem Indiana.
Daniei W voorhees, Dem Cauneeri-
cut O-viEIe P Pizrr- Rep New Hzmp-
shire Jacob Il GaIIngvr. Rep Penn
SFlvz1la- T. Donald Cameron R<n.
Oregon Jonn L NTreheIL REQ WASH
mguun- Watson G. Squire. Rer.= Colo
raG+o. L NJ Teller. Rep Arkansas.
James 4 Jones. Dem
AccozDHG 10 the Western Tobacco
Journal the pr0duerI1n Of uanufsaet-
uezf tobacco In Issa In the thirteen
prIncipa- rGhnees maauTaee1rinzr Eis-
srietS was =tl4. -sss 80 pounds zn In
crease OF about Is.aG0. 500 pounds. The
pruiaerinn 0f cigars IN 1850 was pha-
nominal Eke manufaefrre N the LAST
half OF the year sxere1lesi tas first SIX
ueE-az By Eea<iy So ssaa, ,als4 Ths
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


JACKSON. Jan sl-Eu-rue Story. sns
murderer. outlaw and iaiI-hrealser. who
was killed at Gallon. La, yesterday.
while only - years old. has aa eventfuI
history He was perfect terror to ths
neigh borhoods IN which he lived. At
tAla and Holmes Counties. His most
hsutish act. however. and the one for
which he was sentenced to hang. was
the brutal and unprovol<ed murder OF
H. kindfelI0w, in Holmes County. in
November. fSsa. Following the mur~
der. story was with great difficulty ar
rested. a. he had many friends. the usl-
iurfry being u his own class, but.
strange % say. be had a few influential
ones. A long trial ensued, Story being
defended by able counsel, which re-
salced In bis conviction. and he received
the death sentence He was placed in
a hr1nd-nsw iron cell in the Holmes
County Jail. which was guaranteed AZ
being proof against all attempts to
brvaS. Only few nights after the SEN
tsns,e some Gf his friends broke the Jail
open. sied the iailer. pried the door OF
his cell Of it's hinges and reIeased him
- quietly and effectuallY was this A.
eomplished that No one in Lexington
knew ot it until the next morning when
they f1uml the iailer gagged and bound
and almost iusensible. The whole
county was infuriats-i at the bold es-
cape. and every possible step was taken
70 effecr 4 rvcapture- II was said that
story had hidden himself IN the wiIds
OF AttaIa County, and. surrounded by
bis friends. deded arrest. The rewards
offered for >oory's capture, dead or alive.
amounted 10 $1,000. and a prominent
eitizen OF Holmes County says be VIII
augment this amount with $500.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

A. about eight cut Of tsH men one
meets nowadays arr up f'ir the Learisla-
t8re. county sheriff or ssluas. thing IL il
u't surprising that large proportion
II these politicians are of the self-ulasi..
variety that could not deliver an intel
iigibls speech r they were f.l ~. hanged.
The result : that th.. haryi-up psuny-a-
liners are turning an honest penny hv
Supplying these tansue-tis.sI statesmen
with r-aslT-masis campaign thunder
The other night there WAS a mnst IN
thusiastis. primary meeting az PetaIurna.
during which an aspirant for euunrv
clerk wss IntrasiTIeesi
The gentleman laid a voIuminousIv-
written speech On ths. desk and started
IN He had only got a. far - Fellow
citizens. when a hungry -lusplsinr party
IN a weex-bssfars-iasst shirt. and whoss,
whole appearance denoted siestitufian.
stood up in the front row and whis-
peretf.
How about that little aInounts'-
The orator eouVhsti. .,llorrsI. loulse,I
n1Sestly at the gallery. znd strpve tocou-
tiuue
4 say, continued the interrupter,
more loudly, '.you xnow what I told
Yau-sash down or M sale
~tll-Ill =ee vpa IN the morning.
gaspssi the mortified politician-
Morning doa't 90. replied th.. cred
itor. daysyesily You cant play the
morning tosiage on me-. I'm dead on tc
You fellows. I am. You've got IN puf
mp or shut up. Pungle cut that ST.
right here. or nary an crate
4 haven't got that amount with me-
murnured the distinguished speaker.
fumbling IN his clothes -.Just-iust
sit down. and III see you later
Later be bIowesf a-ruvIe,t the
pencil parer- and reaching up he trans
ferred the manuscript u his eoat-taiI
pocket and walked out The. crushed
nominee took back seat ON the plat
form and wept Ike a child while the
band filed IN its time by Listen To the
MOeking Bird with variations.
Francisco News-I letter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

There are few Instruments or pir.ps
OF apparatus more delicate and fragiIs.
than many Of the costly and intricate
productions Of mechanical skill in gen
era4 use to-day by electrical companies
for the purposes Of refined electrical
measurement. and il can easily be un-
dsrsrood that the difficulty OF shipping
these expensive and easily deranged IN
strumsnrs from place To place without
risk Of damage from careless handling
IN transit Is a psrplexing question both
% manufacturers and users. A famous
English electrician says that he early
adopted a plan which proved so success
fuI that he has adhered 70 IL ever since.
Finding that careful packing and con-
spicuous labels stating the contents %
be glass. with great care were not
always sufficient 70 prevent brealxage
and damage TO delicate parts. he hit on
the idea Of sending out all his fnstru-
ments IN beautifully polished mahogany
cases. with brass handles and mount
ugs. The exquisite appearance of the
eases appealed successfully even 10 the
ealIous natures Of porters and dock
hands, they positively had not the heart
% scratch the immaculate polish by
rough handling. and the freedom OF the
instruments from damage amply repaid
the extra cost Of the luxurious eases
Chicago Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Wilson HOWARD. memher0 the noso-
rious Howard family Of Harlan County.
kY-- was lodged IN IaiI At san francisco
On the esSeh- He has killed eight men
and has Just served a term fur rubbing
a stage IN Calaveras County. Cal
The saloons IN Owensboro. XIV. were
closed last >undaF for the first time IN
ExensY years
The books af ex-Treasarer Woodruff
II Arkansas. have been examined and
they slsw \ shortage Of ssssi.ag0.
>UPzAESrESDESr Wrrsas, Of the
American Oak Extract C5mpany Of De-
caFar- Ala was killed an the ssth- He
was standlng near some machinery.
when ais clothes were canghs and he
WIS drzgred N saa machinery and torn
~ pisres.
Tuz ogrDas Of Gre, Lead and zine. IN
sae Webh City. CarrervfIIe, Carthage.
eiszena. ZIneise and Orunogu Districts Of
Nissossri a1r the past week Is valued as
sss. .9azTs
>EET FssSss. tie eighth vie 5f Brig
ham NaGng- bs dead There are seven
left Including Amelia Folsom. the
savorisa-
SIXTY cases OF smallpox are N the
pess-huuss nj Houston Texas. and while
trade has been parzIvzef the tear Is
<-uHndlesss 70 prove sne efficiency af
vaccination uos ease has developed
where the patient WIS vlcr.Inarad within
ten 10 dfsssn years and these only had
vaEioIofi form
A suEgT rezGIarian has been 1Gfnusssf
hY the Indiana L.srisIarHre asking Con-
<-ess % suppress she dressed beef rust
and rspsaI rhe IckInIey bill
Bus FaR1. gssss lanes slayer. had
another shouting srrape N Walsenherx
CAL On the Id N xnirn u. was sIirnrIv '
injured
THE miners af rhe Cni1ed States have
Just completed their plans tor The great
est industrial battle ever ina1gurazesf
N America The conflict between the
miners and the nine owners for eight
hoG=s VII AXE place On the Iss 0f Nav.
and viii involve $4,000 men
MIS- MAzH ErSASE. lob years old
died a. Scrzns1n- Penn en- the I'D
sac retained al her senses up 20 the
century mark and then became blind
S1e was barn II Ireland Sns leaves
i've ehildren- rwen-E-cue r-andehfldren
and thirty great grandchildren
TEE village al seaViIIe. KY was
almost sotaIIy destroyed By IRE On the
=sst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29
a SERIOUS CHARGE.


with Later D@wefopm@afs-
NEw ToRx- Jan z5.-The ease against
VIM Rhetr- the ticket agent Of the Sa-
v1nnah Steamship Company. who was
arrested Tuesday evening charged with
the absiuetinn of tweIVe-year-old Mary
Williams from Jersey City, assumed a
more serious phase to-day Katie
Flynn a companion Of Mary. about
twelve years old who. Mary says. IN
dueed her To 70 with Rhett. was brought
into court yesterday She said that
about SIX weeks ago Rhett met her and
aEtrle girl about the same age ut the fer
y house IN Jersey City where they sold
papers. Patring them On the head. he
promised them nice things Il they would
come with him 70 New York
They crossed the ferry % this eity
where, she said. the nice man hired
n cab and she and the ether little xirf
rode about for an hour He did not
modest her but took improper liberties
with the other girl
IL hatle Flyun's story s true, Rhett.
who II was at first thought. could not
be held. VIII have 10 answer a xraver
charge than ahdueti0n- II has not been
1ads k1cwn who the Little victim -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

- e. NeExKvKR On dsrrv in
- Departments aE Washington
- arsisresf ~ duty as AdIuTant-
= u the Departmene sf the Mis-
J ukEhIea--Vl. unsier GENERAL Miles.
|1uEt toEaus.I e1rbin- who isorzferesl
- - General Nee,ssEx xt Los
- Tai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

-s. agent h-r the Southern
ssmpany IN Lake City Fla
/ OF -sita AZ an early hour On
~ Of the 18th. The rohbsrs
I'm m his office On enc Of the
frssts. and after beating hiu
RhilIry- rss1ix n package enn
y frum the express pouch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

R0re hass sIs.sssaEr-st 20 make a Sweep
rn1rrsau IN sne expenses of his
- in order L Is said. tsS create
zuD PonrTfiro tnr use IN ssreh an
- n his eu1ureesf exile The
punf af the iubilee msnsvs
= wriSsr1ssst - MS T0s.arM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

<Rsisisur has approved tas art
opprupriazion % enable the
- cf the Interior "a carry suf
- sions OF the act ts1 divide n
< -hs Sioux Reservation IN Dsl-
49, separate reservations and ID
reiinguishnent Of tine Insiiap
i y remainder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

= AY0K >AveRT Il Lsnsfnn
!. giant the reaasss ef General
- the hssueEess poor he per-
{ Gelexp IN the municipal builsf-
H Lart Mayor says be be-
UrlnE agencies adequate fsr
IL ef stisssrv-ss and adds that the
dwv the Generals ssatezzsntz
HmKcutscastx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

uz1 earthquake shocks were ex-
- ar Geneva >wirzeriaad. on
= a1d the drowning sf three per-
uAirh occurred shortly After.
: sEmtlng m the harbur. u atrribu-
st1a hes having been broken by the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

Ban Francisco eiras factory OF
bug It Co. containing rI4s5a
North about - a Thousand was
. rn the r9th- by revenae ahicvrs
large 1t selling cigars without
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

- IeaI<esf cut II spite of the
- Efforts Of al concerned ~
. n f1es. that the death OF the
= Besffcrst WAS e1Esed by hiSowu
- discovery WIS made n week
- he.iy had been erenatesf shas
krstf ssEissi,Ise by putting 4 baIIss
n al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

, T. LFrrEER- sf Illinois. tssti-
re she silver pspoi investigation
ee- On she ..Ist. that he hasf pur-
bout Sfasl. $50 Worth ~ silver for
xtsmsr'1u before the Silver bill
r,i the SENATE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

k~L H VI BLACK commander
- ] Txsnsy-shirst Infantry and Of
81 HouSss1u- Tex was retired
] - service nc uassu On the E5tFs-
p1kDst ct his active service was
- of any 0fiiser serving m the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

ufhsrifies sf the British Museum
(l1euweresf anau- n esIIerrSuu OF
rslIS acquired rrtwu.ly IN
- the text of AristsrIeas treatise
Il mEsustiturSgr IT Athens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

D BCRkHARr- a brsSxisver- fell
} sixth story OF the new Chit
HoeeI at Columbus. o. on the.
Essanee Of eighty feet He was
y conscious when reached by
pnnIous. but it was thought thar
sies would be fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

& kALSKAEA 0f the Hawaiian
y dassst at the PsIsnrx Hse~F ia
lneisssN Gu the murninx II the
4 E~s-AEs 1ssz=zsss x shss Eisf,uev,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

asfviers represent the Gillian IN
a. masters cf the sstuaf<snA
-R EaHaz=- Csssfss-zhss .s5
- still m n state uf bEnEssasss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

3 was insrs'isreed N the Penn
senate ou the .nrh. prDvSfinx
- more than three ds1llars per
zokaI be charged hsr shs ase Of a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

\ 1evTew ef the truops st Pine
+ D. On the ...sf. pleased the
r very mEreh. ansf some Of them
hg the officers 81 koJst another
ral issue 0f provisions has put
hnz IN s.xreIeE1r h711ussr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

wMnH HEss 0f Representatives from
4 xxEzsua- New Nexaro, ColDrzG,1.
- &=firaslrz- thss TWO DalzDeas>
~ mil- U-ah and Montana 4
hGZ &c Galveston next mnakh ta
6<& people e those States AMI
nEEI1k 10 secure Reezsed Nlr1onal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

: ~ RsgLKDEss ArxainazzI Ma
! - E1an..- ef sh.- Ns-x Orleans
= MHpIr=zL Officially r~p.rtesf- On
- 0az Prof. kashHs lymph hasf
IL m cue ease eaen Of r1hsrwz1-
g. -1herruIar L.Irynl<ftis> incip-
Il is> lupus face and pulmonary
- en- and that the symptoms
nsIv <asis<fa.-rary-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

8 - Brazilian Ministry = cuusti-
- lows Se1h1r Cehna. Prezi-
NJ u- n pssrrr1l17S >enhur Cav
- Enlster Of the I1Eerssr- sem
- Minister of FOREIGN A.
s. Or ArarIra- Minister Of Fl
( &nhor Fruea. Minister ef War
- aL Minister CT Narlze> SEN
- Minister Of Justice Serh1r
- Ins1er 0f Pubic Works
'11uIrv OF Public Tnsxrurrior and
- Of Pests have been ahot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-29

Z nvI=4 a weKElxns1xu horse
unn& tried IN the CuTress states
- fanapsIns. Fnt- on the III
= - CT passing e5unser1eis
r. = was acquitted The prin-
! - ru1ing witness was ar anee,
y fer perjury ssr Discrepancy
sen y testimony at the trial and
-yxm tef1re the grand jzry-