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Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
THE I !. L c.

I'D. EAGLE:-Will you allow
me a few lines in reference TO
criticisms on the 4 & C. whieh
recently appeared in your col
umns. l quote from the article
referred to at is also cbarg
ed that the lady, chosen as Mis-
tress of Latin, has only studied
the language i'rO years. She is \
niece We believe of one of the
Trustees and receives a salary
of twelve hundred dollars.'
The lady elected to that chair
Is Miss Paisley, who last session
taught advanced classes IN the
Oxford School. Miss Paisley is
a modest, uloffending lady, very
studious and an excellent teach
er. At the time of her election
to the ohsir of Latin in the | ]
& c, she had been studying
Latin six years and teaching i:
two, making in all eight years.
During last session she stud
led Prof Hogue's Post Gradu-
ate Latin Course and was strong
ly iudorsed by Prof. Hogue as
worthy of the position she
sought. Prof. wooten, the su
perintendent of Oxford schools,
recommended her highly, say
ing she was the best teacher oi
Latin he had ever had in he
school here or elsewhere.
Ii seems TO me that it must
be very affective TO lady's
feelings to be notified in the
public prints that she is not
qualified for her place and that
she owes her ap2ointmen. not
to merit but to the incidental cii
cdmstances that her uncle was
a member of the Board.
When Miss Paisley was think
ing of making an application she
asked my advice and said in the
conversation that she would not
consult her uncle on the subject
because ne was a Trustee. /
advised her to apply and recon
mended her believing her com
petent and worthy,
i will not trespass on youi
space by replying to other state
ments in the same article.
/ Yours truly,
II. w. JONES.
University, Miss, July Is, 1891.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
lie PRIMARY.

The Democratic primary cleo
ton In the year of grace 1891 is
over. Probably in the history
Of the county there was never
an election in which more ex-
eitement prevailed and more
feeling existed. The interest
however centered in the con
test for sheriff mainly. There
we're ive candidates for sheriff
but seeing the situation that
good and excellent citizen. MT.
Pleas Gooisby withdrev before
the day of the election, leaving
Hon. Howell Weleb, Edgar
kimmons, L. r. Matthews aud
W. l.. AkeTs as contestants.
The returns disclosed n close
vote there being only % votes
difference between Matthews
and KimIs The vote for
sheriff is as follows, MATTHEW
655. kimmons 6os, welch J03
Akcrs 500.
For Representative, Hon.
John FaIkner led the ticket,
having n majority of al the
votes cast, Hon. J. X Stowers
coming next. Every Alliance
nominee but Gray for Chancery
Clerk wss defeated.
There are many complaints
aud charges about the methods
used in this primary, some of
which we do not doubt arc well
founded and others are not so.
We are not informed whether
the Executive Committee ex
amincd into these charges or
not IL is charged freely that
money and mean whisky played
an important par; in the result.
Again, it is said that there were
numbers Of Illegal votes cast
and that scme Of these votes
come from other counties.
This last complaint will always
exist until the primary election
is restricted TO the registered vo
ters Frauds of the most glar
ing kind will be unavoidable un
less the same rules obtain for
primaries that govern the gene
raj elections.
We do not say anybody is
bound by fraud but we shall
abide the result until convinced
by proof that fraud prevailed
The EAGLE advocated the
principle of rotation without
tear or favor and for its utter
auces We have no apologies TO
make even though threats of
the boycott are rumored sgainst
rs. We care nothing for this
This is Democratic paper and
l now that the tontest ia orar
we shall abide the result and
will do our duty by the nomi
nees SO long as no fraud or lille
galiiy is shown by satisfactory
proof to exist.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

There is very genera; sympa.
thy expressed for this faithful,
true and tried citizen and Demo.
crat in his defeat for sheriff
For seven years he has been
acting deputy sheriff and has
made a splendid record for fideli.
ty to the discharge of the duties
OF the Office. As a sober, faith
full. honest, upright official 20
man stanGs better before the
people Of Lafayette county than
Edgar kimmons and the time
will come when Edgar Kim.
mons will be honored by our
people. Truly may il be said of
him that he retires without a
stain on his name.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
WeIch and Aksrs

These two gentlemen being
from the same part OF the coun.
~ IT was natural that their neigh
bors should divide upon them
in their race for Sheriff. And
when neighbors divide on two
home candidates it cannot be
expected that outsiders will sup
port either. Such is the fact
where two worthy men divide
their friends and neigh borboods
IL was thought by some, that
the Alliance Endorsement would
carry Nr. Welch through. but
the Alliance organizations divi-
ded, and hence both Weleh and
Akers failed. Mr.. Akers made
a good race two years ago, and
has the elements of u good Sher.
it, So 10 Nr. welch the right
material, and both are good men
for whom there Is mach sympa.
thy In their defeat.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
PiuraIities.

There is much in the pnbhsh
ed figures that should make
Democrats consider. In some
counties ofthe State the plan OF
letting the race be run over
between the candidates having
the highest number of votes IA
being adopted in oil der that the
majority of the party shall de.
termine its choice. A plurality
Is intrinsically unfair and unjust
to those who are candidates for
the frst time. A plurality see
dom expresses the hoice of IN
p eople.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

1t sesos . great many demo-
ersts In Lafayette county
agreed with the EAGLE on rota.
tion. Of the 2O92 votes cast for
Sheriff the successful candidate
got 665 votes But there were
l4S7 votes against him
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

A farm paper says: swe can
never hope for the blessing of
uniformly good roads through
out the country until the care of
them is delegated to skillful and
competent men,
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

The citizens of the neighbor-
hood Of Bluff Springs, thirteen
miles east Of Oxford had an Ell.
joyable picnic last Friday. But
for the rain the enjoyment would
have been uninterrupted, There
was q large crowd in attend
ance. The young people had a
dance and the citizens had a
speech from Hon. Chas. B.
hovry who attended by special
invitation and which met with
hearty demonstrations of ap-
peOval.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

Texas fever is said to be rag.
ing among the fine herds of cat.
tie 1T Independence, Ky. Hun.
fteds nt herds are exposed.
Aauy are dead and dying.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
ADVICE 10 Wo,M

II you would protect yoursei
from Painful. Profuse, Soanty.
Suppressed or Irregular Men
situation you must use
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

DRS. STARKEY & PALEN-
1929 Arch ST. Philadelphia. Pa.
ie0 Sutttr 81. San Francisco.
Please mention this paper.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

sylvester Coburn, of near Dy
srsburg, Tenn while returning
from public speaking on Friday
iasf, WAS thrown from his horse
aud killed.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

Miss Grace LewelIyn who W on
the Appeal-Avslanche's free trim
10 Europe will sail in a few days.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

About the worst thing you
can do to q man is TO be good
70 hin. he nearly always eats
too mach when he has q chance
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
BRADFIELD'S (
FEMALE
REGULATOR

CAErKzsvTLLE. AprIl n lSsa.
hi. VIII certify that two rl~rubers ~ nv
fnnediate family. after having sc1xred fox
being treated without h<ne1t by pSysirts -
wess ~ secgfn mpletely cared hy oae hc<rls
o. BrnAneldss ReDa1e Rewulafor. II
eject t truly vocderfal J. ". SrnAygE
Book n = wozAS- mailed rREx. ws,rs -,,..,-s
rA1.hie tnforzAtAoa @ an fsmAls c.seas<--
eHApFIELo REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA. Ca
Fok LILLE Bx AL D1CGGIaxa
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
sTATE SENATOR.
Il A Dean.
THE LEdrSLATURE
John W T Falkner.
J Z Showers.
FOR SIIERIFF.
Pc Matthews.
FoRCIRCuIr CLERK.
L T. Temple.
CHANCERY CLERK.
Ben + Gray.
FOR TREASURER.
j Il Ramey.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cbas A McCharen.
TAX ASSESSOR.
John A Montgomery.
FOR SURVEYOR
w s Threldkeld.
CORONER 81 RANGEf
" I Turner.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

MIS-. Helen Jennings of Wa.
Ter valley, died ON the I4th.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
LIZZIE GILMAN,
AT Hickory Flats, Mss ,

Arkansas and Texas papers
please copy.
He was an important witness
IN q law suit, and knew some
thing very sensational as well
as damaging facts concerning
one of the parties involved.
Bat be did not wait to testify,
and hence left the place. His
wife and little child are at Hick.
ory Ffstts, destitute. The wife
Is In tue worst of health
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
Information Wanted

Memphis. Tenn July 10TH
Nathan Gilman has been miss.
ing from his home at Hickory
Flats, Miss, since October 4th,
1890 10 the advertisement be-
low will be found the gist of the
story. threads thus:
On October 4, 1s90, Nathan
Gilman left Hichory Flats.
Miss, tor Arkansas, via Mem
phis, and has not since been
seen or heard of. He has a
light complexion, blue eyes and
light hair, weighs about $50
pounds, or probably 200. He
Is AZ years old. Any informa-
ton concerning him will be
thankfully reciet ed by hi, wife.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
DRS. STARKeY & PAlENS
Treatment by
Inhalation.

l5is AT. SI:st nlz1sassa. p
Fo- consumption asthma, bron
ehifis, dyspspsia catarih, hay
feser. Rheumatism. Leuralgis,
debility and all chronic and
nervous disorders.
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

Tk<Re s.zssEsnss are CO 9rre1 ~ MINER
cas- tssfszazszis rzAnxAes II szr Assk ef -
DAx~@- cztv vtrA zee express p~rzzfsss9z ef
ts~ p2r1-zsss tAsr nzEzss s.x a<<r<xsss ne
xnEea ana yCE c2z r-ser - theE s5r fzrtAsr
fEf1FEs4fen
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

The great szeress fczr rrear3srs las slw-
: u ra-e - . hest - l2lsz.srs. 1=serzr rzsnr .
scEPcs-F Oxygsa- eftea sFpru prtArlzg ear
sesxA zlea1sis Ana the RAM. q ear K-si<H.s. -
Sazthiess guscotH0zs Bzf azy szA<cnzes
CeErSG2e C.ysxz- is sTz-11zs-
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

~ceEEoas< 0xygxa- It's zso<e e sesfsz ssA
rcszlssN Is the -stt> e -.x ba< & c< 90 rag
sS- pEtlsAe& ~ czs- Stzrksy xzx Rs.x2-
vase gHsss &c sii sn-yEirsrs fuL Ssebrzzfxcn
ss 70 tA-s rszzrkzbfe curative s<ezx- ask o
recsre - sETprs sfex cures rany cf skezn A.
txr tefrG zt.7eoEee 20 efe II ether rAyss-
etsss VIII kS ESsse1 fee 10 Az ADDRESS
xrrEsa.sox-
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23

II sne. z1s .r- IS mss. srxss 3c ~ ere atanx
zzc14er z1ka<at- s1d ec-<9teznS szs eruxz -
thr ~1 F~z.e Ef azM.ks-. cffr1 rxG1frzzg q sex
cad arse - crSfsczre sks evil sz<r1s ogrAe
.rst- eEt cS4ar~Gz9 0xyssz I= FesfraEE@r
renewin<. s-rszstx2zr<. azsiSarA.lEx the
vAoie ke<y
Oxford eagle., 1891-07-23
BEAT FIVE.

Ii OuMuIIIee-I L Aveni, Lee y ell G W Walden
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@ath fir MatferY

Ynr hber 50Sabreu f1on tpurbe Mts.
Minslo.p's Soothing Shrub bon Mil>
lionen BON Mitierr beim s3abnen Der
Ginber a~nge!penbet. Wirf Gu i'm
S9Iafe bur9 bas S@reien zines 2inbes
geffbrt, bas i'm 3abnen if unb pOr
S1merasa tueints Wen11 70, laHe fofort
cine 6lal9e bon yMrs. Minslou's 500
thing gprut~ holea. Gein Wertb III IN.
~besabIbar. &c tpirb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben fofprt 9inberune peridaHen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Wiitter, es lit tein
3peifeI baribsr. Gs beiIt Spienterp
unb 9inrrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nieren. beieitiet Winb RoIif. cts
psi6t ben 8aurren, perbinbert Gntahns
oung unb fdrft bas game SpHem.
vWrs. @insioips Soothing Syrup
fur 5abnenbe Rinber 1T angenebm In
8el6mad unb bas Ee3ept fammt BON
einert Der 5eiten tpeibli6en Merate In
ben Ser. 5taaten. @s 1T bel alien
Sruggiften in Der sanaen Wslt sa Dos
ben. preis Is @ts. per 6lal6e.
Rauft niGts anheres aIs Mrs. Wi7s.
Ions Sootbing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-05

Sftmals hort mou iu9cit, }Sateuts
Mebieiuen ieien I'M fin ltmpillrNbc be'
reitet. Die Ner5tc bcitartcn eoS 9ubli'
hun IN bielem @lauhcn.
Die sallSe Mtenidbcit", 10 erSahlt
man ms, hit iii bod)itcn @lrobe me-
mi|en6, ipbalo mtoieinjidc Milcnid,oft
in 9etradt fommt."
goranseeieet mn, oaB bics per 6afl
iei @as ein fraufcr 0tenih beOurf
1T nidt @ihenidaft, lpnpern Seilml9,
unb sic ar3nci, sic Do hcilt, lit ois Ntes
bi3iu fin sen &ranfcu.
Or. 8icrec'S @otben Mebical Dis
eouerp beilt roie po slanben" mN Die
ga nid3t slauben", 0a si6t es fcin
3wsifeln baran. fein n@enn" mnb
,Moslider,peiie".
@s oerlidert = SD fann bid Bcilen,
fobal6 OH MIR neinen 9nwciiuugcn
fOlsf".
giclleidt periast es acleseatlidl. Die
9erfeller eriabren rieS icbod), mela
eS seid)iebt, weit iie n%ienlalS oaS e'elo
bebaltcn, iuenr sic 9rsnci aic Mirfun9
periast.
auseuOmmell, bic ser5tc lanncltsa
nady Sieiem 8rincip. iNir bittcn Die
slerste mn 8er5eihuns. IS piirOc iidl
mobi fanm madden y
@iirsen, Gisicn unc jsOe mbere
Nrt pOn eatar.b i'm Sopie miro robifal
sebeilt burdl Or. Sage's Gatarrb Stc-
meoy. 6inisis @ents. Sci apOt9e.
fern.
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esn Cinderella sduh.gtpre.

@de9out o II ftraB u. Mbe. 6,
lit foeben angetommen: Sin GROCER
gorratb bon Ginber : Slippers urb
Sduben bon rs Gents aufwdrts.
Samen Sizes uno Slippers BON IS
Gents aufmdyts bis gu ben f~einifen
Qualitdtens,
Das 2ager in Samens unS Serren.
S6ub3eug, bod ooer niebris gei9nits
ten, nit Der 0anb ober Maidine ges
madt. lit 9robartig, gu Preiien, bic
SeOen in grftaunen iebeu mtHen.
Wer fsines unb sugleib b~ouerbaftes
99u1perf tragen min, faufe i'm Sin.
oerela S1ub,5 Store.
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e% Wenn sSemaub fem unb All al

ssr Wenn sSemanb fein unb gu an.
nebmbarem preife fpeiien min, 10 sebe
ct gum Wiffionss@arten Die
6erren Gbeiner Il Wanf, Bei5er bic.
les gtabiifements, balten barauf, iDre
Gdfe tets 5olfommen aufrieben 3u itels
len. NQe iaiionmdBisen EelitateHen,
@uferu, Wilb, Slide, @efltiseI &C. inb
bort In Der oelifateiten 3ubereitung a1e
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tDerben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wo6nungen her Runbeu
geianot. Mud bietet bei NIT ber
@peiiemirtbi1aft oerbunbene Bar,
room bic beifen @etrdnfe. tets frildes
Bier nnb feine 2iquhre unb Weine.
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SEM aeebrteu 8ablifur1r

bic gau3 ergebene gn3eise. baB mir
bur9 unieren neuen 3anfnagen in ben
Stano gefebt fub, 2ampen : Del unb
8aioline unieren 2unoen ms 9aus gu
llefern uno bort boraumefen. @afos
lines unb Sslfannen NIT Grabn ftbrt
ber Wagen ftets nit unb f3nnen ben
geebrten Gunben auf 8eriangen our
Benubung iberlahen nerben. I'm &c.
aeigten 3uSpru9 btttet bic
Miffton Oil s o..
(Snbaber j. %. VI. G%rnmberg.)
IL N. AlamohraBe. Selepbon 543.
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o%erurtbeilt tperoen. Sober Sag, ben
bic betrehenbe perion fortfdbrt, bieie
gettimmungen gu tibertreten, bilbet elm
gsfonbertes 8eraeben.
eeetion8 8. Sn allen @trafpers
folguusen tpegen beg I'M @iberjpru@
gu bieiea 0%erorbnungen febenbeH Sal>
tens zines Nroftitutions: ober Mifsna'
t%ionsbaufes innerbalb Der 9taot foll
bic 9srbeibringung Der 8emeife fir ben
Nut ben Dos betrefenbe Saus in Der
umgebung unb Na6baridaf! genieBt,
3uldltg feta, um ben @baratter heKels
ben fei5uteQen.
paifrt unb s~utsebeiBen ben 20. Suli
1891.
s. @9reiner,
Nttetirt: Stelbertreten6er Mapor.
6. q. @laubou. GiiDz@lert.
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Staat Obio, Stabt SoIebc,}
Qucns G,ounfh g & (


8ranf s. @beneb bef9pSrt, ba6 er Der
altere @artner Der Girma 3. s. gbeueb 6
60, If, pel6e @efd9fte I. Der S.abt Solebo,
in oben senanntem gountb unb 9taate, tbut,
uao bab befaete 8irma Die Summe bon ei n.
banhert Dollars fir ieben San bon 4a-
tartb beaablen tpirb, Der Our9 ben @ebrau@
bon $aII's &atarrb &ur Et9t gebeilt
neroen fam. Grant ). @5eneh.
8efhporen Dor mir unb untsrf 1rieben in
meiner @essnlOart am 6. September A. D. 80.
@ n. -. @leafon,
w ofentlider @otar.
5ou's 3atarrb Rur piro innerIi9 genpm.
men unO pirtt brett auf bas 8Iut unb bic
fdlsiraisen Sberad9en oeS Shftems. aaet
@u9 i,mfonn oeusnife fOmnen.
s. 5. @benes & &c., 3Olebo, Ohio.
tB- &erfauft bon apotbeferu, Is @ts.
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&as, eleftriides Qidt uuo sriehfraft

Wir beperben uns UNI Die Gunb.
f9aft bes VubIitums fur Gas, CUR Bes
leu9tung uuo gum 2o6en. Mrc. Sn.
c~anbescent, elettrif6es 3idt unb elet.
trii6e Sriebtraft. Wir liefern Soften.
anidldse fur 3esune pon R6bren in
Dauiern, Auffeluns BON @as6fen. unb
eleftrii9e Beleu6tuus. Wotcre. @lefs
trii9e Sriebfraft miro prompt geliefert
BON Der San Antonio Cas-
&nmpagnie. Selepbon 2l2.
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galtfprmias@etne.

Weinliebbabsr Tnben elm grobes Gas
ger pon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen BEL
Germ S. s. Meper am Mlamo
pla3a. 0err Meper fIht bic Weine
on Ort un6 @tele aus ul.h fauft brett
aus benz 2eler ter Weinat9ter. Mls
sutem 2enner selingt es ibm fiets, bic
beitsn Sorten aus3umdhlen. St fanrt
ieine 2unben une 6amiIien nit einem
suten SrDpfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine In norangl,@er Qualit6t
bon febt ab $1.O0 per Galone fret
tns 0aus seliefert.
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9eutid Gnslii9e @dnle.

Gltern, tpel9e ib,e 2inber Der obigen
Mntalt anbertraue1 molten, nerben
bierour@ barauf aufmertiam senabt,
baB Ginber, bic nod feinen nnterriGi
erbalten baben, rur BEL 8eginn bes neus
en- Sduliabres, aIio am ndhfien /.
September, in bic Shule aufsenoms
men iperben f6tnen.
FIR ben S9ulnortanb,
s. Groos.
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@ladlide seute aus ,notana.

QBm, Gtmmcns, gpftmetfer In Sbapiae, Subtaua,
i9reibt : rDaS Electric DitterSH BAT mir mebr ssnlst,
ala aue anberen Waebtetnen suiammenSenpmmen, seSer
ale bic Sei4perben unb 2eiben, ipel4e bic Gplse BON
Stbrunsen Der Rteren unb Der 2eber Sinb." Der 6ar.
mer un6 @iebsh4tsr Spbn Geslie, ~ebeufaa8 BON Sbas
pile, .iast; sd balte electric gitters fur bic bette
Meetein, bic eS siebt, Id babe MID mad itrem Sc
Elm ~Gtienpaaren : gambler ~berielben Sr.i4aft, iast
yGlse'rts 8ttterS 1T seraee DaS, mas Semanb brauat,
fehen @eiunbbeit total vaut ben Sunb %setpmmeu iit"-
pte man Ju iasen pfest. M;r bat e8 bic @e1unhbeti
rteeerseseben nne iA babe pteher Gppettt aRe neuen
2ebersmutbl !"
Die GIai4e tpitet nur so Gents. gu baben in alien
Npptbeten, Gretb, 9bpmpiUu Il Co., Q8bpleiale.
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8. s. Collins misunderstanding

s. s. collins manufacturing
Co., go. /, 3, 5 unb Z Sifs 6oufons
@traBe, bot Die gr6Bte Muswabl In
@inbs, pferbetrafts, Dampfs unb
0anbs pumpen aler Nrt uno boratgs
li6fter &ontruftion; MaKer &6bren
aller Nrt ne6t 3ubeb6r int @roBs urb
Rleinbanbei. 0pbrauliide &ammen
unb Winbmtblen aner @r6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen fnb bort gu ba'
ben ober tperben auf Beftelune beforgt.
@roBe Nuspabl in aaen Mrtitelr urb
bilige preiie bet geoiegenfer gus.
fibrung.
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Offene @aIanterie.

9err: rRein GrduIein, i'd liebe
Sie!"
Jrdulein: ~Sarf i'd Sbuen aber aud
glauben2"
6err: nSewiB SIRE GitteI erz
lauben Sbneu bas ia!"
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WufriGtio.

9ante (beim 2afeetif6): Du 3dblit
mobl bic 8utterbrobe, bic i'd eRe, Jrib.
9ensl
6rib9en: . Hein, Mama iast, BITE
udren gar nidt gu adblen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-05

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-29
FOREIGN GLEANINGS.

France has ordered wheat this
year in Baltimore up to the present
time to the extent of about 25,OOO,-
900 francs.
The Treasury Department has
purchased $4,000 ounces of silver
at prices ranging from 1.0075 to
1.00875.
Extensive drought and heat pre-
walls throughout Spain. Much
damage has been done to the vine
yards and pastures and all the
springs have dried up.
The sufferings from famine IN
the Volga region are becoming in
tense. The Provincial Assembly
at Kazan reports 10000 persons
without food.
Frenchy, the New York "Jack
the Ripper" has been sentenced to
life imprisonment for the murder
of woman in Bowery lodging
house some time ago.
LONDON, July 1.-THE census of
England and Wales, just taken,
shows total population of 29,0O1,-
018, an increase of 3,026,572, or
11.65 per cent, since the last Gen.
sus taken.
CALCUTTA, July IL. - The crop
prospects in the Province of Ben
gal, Assam and Burmah are good.
Elsewhere the rainfall is deficient
and the distress is increasing. Cat
tie are dying of starvation.
LONDON, July IL Several Par
nellltes have made overtures to
join the McCarthyites on condition
they be assured that they shall re-
tain their seats at the general cleo
ton. Mccarthy declines to give
pledge, on the ground that the de-
cision must be left to the electors.
Los ANGELES, July IL On in.
structions from Washington the
United States Attorney to-day
filed libel against the arms and
ammunition On the Itata at San
Diego. The writ is made return.
able August 9Th.
BosToN, July IL A constitu-
tional majority of the House of
Bishops, held yesterday in New
York, has approved the election of
Rev: Phillips Brooks, DID,. Bishop
Of Massachusetts.