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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13

all that we consume Of anything tt III
we can produce. Protection asks only
those who are engaged IN unrroftabla
industries which prosuce more than we
can consume, to turn their attention To-
something else, and it gives them other
industries, snch as Wool, flax, barley,
potatoes, eggs, etc, to make q profit In.
Free trade shuts up Industries which do
not half supply our demands, and says
they shall have no chance to live, and at
the same time reduces the number OF
other industries to which they can turn.
-Neto York Press.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13
NO. 3.

Has the Mckinley tariff largely increased the
cost of clothing for the poor, as the "reformerni
faid it wouldP The price lists Of Wholesale
houses do not say so. For instance, American
shifting prints, which sold at
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13
Tariff Pictures.

NO. J.
Pudd1ers In the eastern counties OF England
get eight shillings ton, or
In the midland counties they get eight shil.
iiugs and sixpence, or
$500.
In Pittsburg and other mills in the Western
region they get
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13
THE NATIONAL GAME,
Games Won and LOst-H ow the Clubs
Now Stand.
.TIoNAL LEAGUE.

Following is q showing of the standing of
each of the teams of the different associa-
tiOuS:
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13

yard six months before the new tariff took,
effect, now sell under that tariff at
ga cents
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13
NO. 8.

The "reformer" said before election that the
Mckinley tariff, by increasing the cost of tin
ware, would choke off our export trade inI
canned goods. In May, $780, under the old
law, we exported only
4,482, 361 lbs.I
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13
4,4se,s61 lbs.

of canned beef, while in May, 1891, under the
new tariff, our exports of canned beef were
nearly twice as large, amounting to
7,375,SO7 lbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
SSefferm OrefIeb Beet.

SSeffern Sreffeb Beet.
auber ben jmei earIaounaen sua.ridjtetes
6Ieiff, oas mir Montag un6 0onnerltao er.
baIten, empfangen mir tdgIi6 friih aeidlodt.
tetes 6Ieiih uOm 9anoe, fftfde un6 Salt.Gier.
Butter, Safe uno 9anoprooufte iibrrbaupt.
Rir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der beften
Bologna Wurft. frifde uno geIaiaene SduI.
tern. 8ippeH. ebuds, 8unoitiide etc, lluier.
8olo9natuurit iibertrifft ale anoere.
Gale 60,
IA 10t 9adamanna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Gtpas gum neuen Sabre.

Ter psItbsriibmts GrfOIs Spn Sclfrttrr's
Wnssntittsrs unp bsIsn felt LANCER bonn ei.
nsm Drittsliabrbunpet bspGbrts pUpularitat
als cine Wasrna3usi III faum puuesrbarer,
als Der gillfpmmrut bsr mit tepem Sabre has
GrI6tinsn pOn SOitsttsr's almanac bssriibt.
DisIs pertbprae mepBiuiibs abbanplung pirp
bsrausssssten pom Der SOitrttsr Company in
pitisburg, pd., fir tpsIhe iu bisitm Ssbuf
untsr fabmanniihr Sberaufiitt msbr ais
IeGsig ptrlonfn etpa elf Wpnats brs Sabres
bel6dftist lInp. Die Auflase bes almana9s
fiir 1891 pire niht tpsnissr ale 10 Niillipuen
@rsmplarr bstraseu; bsrlrlbr wirb ssbrudt in
snalilhsr. ptutitsE frauSplltsr, lpauii6sr,
pslI6sr. nprpseiher, iGpsciitsr bOIdneiltsr
uno bGbmildsr Spraht. Gr sntbiIt pGribpeI-
len une nttrsGanteu gsIeitcff ilbsr bic @riunp-
bsitspHsst, sabIreits ;3suaniis fir pis gBirf-
lamfeit ppn SUfsttsr's Wdsrnbi ters, Inter.
baltuussIstiire, aftrpuOmil6s 9rrs6uunssn.
hrpnclpaiids RptiSen uup Gabrllen II. no,
uub auf aars, NOS man in osmislben fincst,
fam man it in 8f3us auf aranfbrit estrpif
perIaTen. DIR Almanat fur 1891 il In aarn
lbsiltu bts eanbes in glpOtbsfen unb bel
eanpfaunsutrn unsntstItIi4 Su babsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

meines 9immers un6 mein 8ett lief.
Dreimal fieI id I'M S1Iaf unb breimal
nuroe i6 bur6 baS S1redbiIb ber
@eilterbanb aufeepedt, bic in meiner
Stube berumfro6 uno bic Singer be-
tpeete uno mad mir ausItredte. 9lm
nd6Iten Morsen braate man mir-bie
Sano. Dtan bate lie auf Sir 8oipelIs
8rab auf bem &ir9bofe sefunben n-fe
mar unperdnoert, tpie i6 Iie in ieinem
3immer an Der @anb eeIeben-nur ber
8eissfinser fsbIte.
Sa-Iiebe Sreunbe-bas III meine
game @efdi6te.
9lae batten ibm i6peissnb suseb6rt,
man6er ipar bleid setporben. Das
frDbIi6e 2a6en mar bel allen per.
i6punoen. @noli6 brad elmer bon
ibnen baS Sdpeissn nit ben @Urten
,Sa, oaS 1T aber gar feline @rfIdrung.
oas 1T ia gar feline 26iuns bieiss 8dtb.
ielS Was 1T benn osine Msinuns in
Oiefer affuire ?"
Ser StaatsannaIt IG6eIte unb ants
tportete: SD mill feinem BON eu6 cine
idle9te 9a6t ober b5ie Srdume bers
urla9en. SD CLAUDE san3 einfa&,
oaB Der Gieentbamer Der Sanb, i9
meine Der redtmdbise 9efber, ni&t
toot mar, fonbern oaB er sefommen lit,
feline 9ano tpiebersubolen. SD per1tebe
alleroinsS ni6t, tpie er's ansefansen
bat.-@s mar aud 70 cine glrt 8luts
rahe.
Ob nun ous aItertbamIi6e 8immer
baran SduIb mar, ober Der falt ee.
woroene Buni9, oOer bic Wloigfeit Der
9dlte, ober bes StaatsanpaIts Oes
plant srauiise gGdbIuns-furs feline
SreunSe erbOben ii9 balo na6oem CT
feline @ei6i6te beenoiste, brddten ibm
bic 9ano unb 8in9en na4benfIi9 mad
Sauie.
glm nd4ten WtOrsen tpurbe BEL mins
oeitens Stpan3i8 SamIIien fonitatirt, baB
@eilterbdnbe i'm 3immer berumseIanst,
bic trob zines beftieen Bombarfements
nit Stiefelfnebten uu6 anberen Wurf.
| sei9Ohen nidt batten tpeiben ipoaen,
big oaB bic 8eiiterieber ftblenbe Inns
lhld9e erbaIten unb am na6iten Mlors
gen elnen lauren Saruns.
16r8eitellt baS ,,@o6enbIatt" t"-es
entbdlt ale 9fadridten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

8eitelIt bas ,,@o4enbIatt" t"-es
entbdlt ale 9iadridten-nur S2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Sr. Stusuft S6nis's

THE CHARLES A. voeELER co.. Baltimore. Nd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Mn S6minOiii6tiqe.

Der llnterjeidnets iusIdsr nad m,bridbri.
gen 9eioen uon eiuem idmeren 9ungeniibeI
uuo Der sefirdteten Q dp in D iud purd,
Elm einfa6es RitteI 9sbsiIt purbs. winiGt
alr isineu Witl,loenoen Die Wstbooe Der Setl.
un9 befannt jn MAIDEN. Or niro allen, bic
&c wlniden. tOftenfrei cine abidrift oes Rs.
5eples fenoen. lueI6es sine fbers SeiIun9 fur
S6wtnbfudt, Aitbma, Gatarrb,
Brond itis uno ale pals. uno 9unaen.
aHettiouen IN Gr bofft. oab ale 9eioenoeH
ielp Wittel prObiren, rusldss uniddbbar 1T.
W,r oas 8sjepi, ons nihts tolt.t un0 Iseens.
reid iein fanH NH idt, ibrsibs ssfdaist an
Ne1. Gbparb u. 0Dilfon,
williamsburg, Sinss Co., glsm Sort.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
a HORRIBLE CRIME

a Hslf-Br~~<f Tasfi&a Trs~s tn. Ea<~ Of
Hfs N~w knif- IN the Bs~~i- sf H1s
sss~pinx Fri<asf-
SAY DExsso. tai March T--Joseph z
Muir. a half-breesi- living In ran osien-
TN on sunday last nIasss. dssperats.
attempt On the life Of Filep sanchez
The latter was lying asleep On the
sidewalk N front of \ saloon when
Muir. who was partly intoxicated came
along and tried % awaken him Fail
ing be opened Sanchez, shirt and
drawing a knife made n motion -
diSembewel him He felt sh. edge
of his knife. and evidently thinking is
~as not sharp enough he stepped into
The saloon and deliberately sharpenesI
the weapon When he thought the
esslre was keen enough he walked t.O
where Sanchez lay. and. kneelinz- down
beside hiu. plunged the bland into The.
sleeping mans abdomen He then
partly withdrew il and ran x over
against the hSp bone Here he turned rhs.
weapon and forced Il upward a. far a.
the ribs would allow IL % ~ Muir
then pulled the shirt back over the hor-
rIble gzp> Strengthened up. smilingiy
nodded 20 those standing by, licked the
blood from the blade on one SIDE and
placed i back N the sczbha-i By his
siste- He was Al once seized by the BY
sta1cers and placed N custody sanchez
was alive az last accounts MUIR = now
II iail a. En<snassaL Muir said he was
. good friend Of Sanchez, but he
wanted 20 try his new knife
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

JACKSON M1--A s-An interesting
s-hool hssso< cas-. was Gectles1 tasi2r by
ths Supreme C0arr froal C0pish County.
the czss Of Nt<Ei@toa vs. Lcraax- The
points n The eas-- briefly. xere ah1as
as follows Ou October Z. n. tfu-s. srssi
oT law for the selection of books. she
cUrsziirres Ezs anable - make aav -
les-.snn- -Ae vote being tie- On 0s-tS-
h-sr II -a. Committee Va rss,-o-ver.s.i a
assE member having been apraia-.s,L A
selection vas made cf be0ix> aar pub
ias1et by The A-zerira1 E.s.ss Cgi1s-sr1-
A1s11 --t0i- a .ttlzra- taerrRp.sn- IN the
interest OF the Azs-rscAa Ess.sx Ccrs-er1.
sn.0izssE The C0GaEE Sap~ria-szsieus
fru1a contrasting. isr the ds.ssss selected
o1 the x-ouasS> taas sAs aaw uisnaA-s-
aided 10 sAs auEzntzeEe WKs Illegal he-
cazssss sac S&s n0s 4 s1xpzver q tass Gts-
triszr from wnara sue wzs sppsaizresl-
The Supreme Eour- maize tAs. n slgsls.-
ton p~rP-suaL- hOl'fszx shAs ~ legal
selection hAG 5sssn made Thas leaves
the coG1sF EsEAoas szF legal BOOKS. b4s
N the A1zsri-Aa E.rgiS Ceur'erz hlsI got
Zen their bOo&s Ezss the @ceo.sls shss lie.
cis-on = victsry ser -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
CURRENT TOPICS.
TFH NEWS N EEIE.
FTFTY-EIRsT CONGRESS-

Il sne senate. "a the "a. asuse amend
u~nr - the roa7a<~ subsidy AflI was raszet-
stE- Mansier-ou wks esers<,I presidents pro
sesnpssrs vice Ingalls, House aiE1 reEaEirs< ~
tas S--ssy sf r-~s prueiEv sisn the EA~zagan
i-lanstss s1t haas~ rsiae r--alssslon aopro-
prssrinx E.am.sa fsr the improvements af
sa@ sss-sappt river. % be ina-,ti at.ly
svsilssE- we're p=s---st- The poss sesr- a1-
7ropr1aeion bin was passed Tbs. conference
report en- tho fasiiaa azpr-stakluas btEE wss
agreed - rn- s<rirulszraE appropriate On
aail Vas parsed with am@astaa~re. Th-
eonc-rsne- r~pors ga tA- Diserise of C1lazn-
eta sprrr pr stssn biit ~. also agreed -.
In thu hous- tne s-uas- an.1sfn<nfs
20 tAs Tztian appropriation bflE we're nnu-
ecncur-ed n ant the siII vas sent - con
fer~ncw- senate bills were PASSED ter the
erection Of q 1ew mint bnfIsiinw IN PnfIasfef-
rhia ans . new custom aoas-. N sh- elrv of
Sew rerk- senate ssl1 granting n pension
ef E-saa a year 10 the widow Of Afmf-zI
Porter w.s rs~s-<f- The conference report
III vas sxrsesE ss1
ES IN. senate. On the H. sh-. general d.
ss-i-n~y bill. VITA smsnstn-nes. vas agreed
10 coaf-r-rx- reports on the diplomatic
.nd s-Ta.frv civil bills we're agreed ID
large number st pension and ether bills
we're passed 81 In the house q further con
ference On rhe leg ssasive btu ant IN. zen
sson a7propriatisn bsI Was arsf-r-t tn.
diplomatic snd eunsular conference report
sz< sa5gni.rest- and z1rrr discussion the eua-
s-rwe- we're arsIer--t ~ inss.e On thss- t5.a-
x-eeEnene 90 III Havaiaa eahte prnrss-s-
sian- The conference reports tn szsasf-v
CIVIL InSi1sa azx rasr or1cr bills we're zsr-eS.
-
In tn senate. IN the sth i'm continuation
of the >~ssion OF sar. 81 aft-r an all a ,ns
sitting. the esfsf< ant @asts at an Important
sesssssd ws-s rapidly gathered up as1d Dis
posed 9f. and st = gfeissek- noon IN a neat
sp-~cn> src-pszal= alike 20 hoea p.slirlcaI
ext-.1lsss Y ce President Harrsa. af-er ez
pressing thanks for ~. nnin~~- and eour-
re-w h~stsFset apor him By the m-Esb.r~
and h-arrv x0sssi Wishes for thrs- individual
welfare aeciarsst the $esars. aux-u..-t y TN
cut sizv $3.50 ta sll- Aoas~ sfrer wind asr ur
-as afair- az riss session. vote ef thanks %
Speaker aee,t sa- rraposesl. ansI astspts-sf
bv -rrss- party vof--ehs democrats "a a
Hatn voting Va In Ms aalsgr~~s ste-ia-inx q
SIM. de sstlssgr1ansnr- Speaker Reed. REFERRED
- the future historian the Judgment ef rhe
scrs ot tbs majority ~ sAora he rsrsrns.-I
rhs3 rsr heir Aea-fw amt unanimous sun
yar< u 1i~ ariarsfszs iksIrsrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


JScxsoS. Mach G-The Auditor ard
Treasurer a-e kept busy EoN zaSsag
fnai settlements with TAX collectors.
Among thss~ here today were NJ T. "
Srzdsaax- % LaadsriaIe. who has pait
iasS the STATE Treasury .s-vR--s.- lbs
4slizqu-at Land Iiss onIy amounts 80
- ~. wish only sls3 Gelizq4-n,-v "a
personal property Capt- B-7ieaax says
TIA. i.osa asgvo%s IN LaasIeutale Iose
their ri<as - vote bv fasIarv - par
tAxeS. While the number ~ whites eaz
81 n she sane manner - IsSS than -.
Sheriff Matthews. % LatAyesse. sxys
that the number dtSfrznrhiss In IAfAv
este Cognsy n small. ssias ab.sus Is5
new-0es az1 littse over TO whites lie
thinks mos Of The whites have less sa-
county ssaee they we're ASSESSED Ia
favet-e : a large white cuuaty-
=. VI 3. Wait. Tax Collector % T4se
County. ard c. K Cocxe. Tax CoIircso-
0f Nzlobusha- made tnei- settlements
today with she Aud ssr n the orslsr
named on acngas % >sass sax eallss.-
siOns- Both w--- 4duirahlc settle
u1enrs. neither having scId a foot 0s
land - the STATE Mr. Wait Nzs charged
with slo.77t=s on ;aEs fund and sol-
lecseSi Il al exrept S2-si. xals-h xzs IN
sr-unsous assessment izs1lveuss-s<. sts,-
% 1Ii> polls. ne collected ali exreps
SO. sS0-shf-Is u the dslinsg g1snss hav-
ing removed from the county- Ths.
aelAzquea-S cOmpus-sf - whites aasi Ess
-~--n~@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

JAcxsax, M@--a 5--Ths es.ove--o- -
94y -ec~sxei Telegram shxe " j Co.'S
ar Sheriff and Tar Cs,l1scrssr ~ w1rson
esaasF. hasi asn@aaaeissE alta shs fzzsis.
tav-~tLx1siaa - las AzsslEaar-s atrica
sAaSs sazs he las uauplls,E #zsh shss Eax
IN za<ssg has monthly rspssr-s- The
tine tsr making hls Fehraz-v -.stsIs-
meat has aosexpsrssi-zrasIl is = eSszruzssyE
taAz hs = behlaf Efrh tAs Ssass D.
tween S.-aslo and ss8fsa H. iasEehsssi-
zsss 10 ta= c0uzsT EszI - nlrh la--rs-r-
Legal ssepss 81 be taken - r-.s,or=- she
alansY All appre4ea8 the fugitive
ea~arr = she saertf charged xirh 1arsas.-
sa<ln-, n she MATER - permitting tae
>al2ET1a-htir1ln 1xhs t0 ruua. 80 IN
Marion County He was Ensiser.ssI- hur
4 ever tried escaped conviction Af1ss
the charge ne AS rp-@le-rsst sh=ri-r
Cowa-t = ahoGs ,. years old- 5 ssss /.
inches high slender. weight / - pounds.
has I<hs hair and complexion clean
shaved and = Of quiet disp.l-iziaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

An epidemic Of measles = preralen
At Holly Springs. over 100 eases haxins
been reported Fortunately is i os
mild horn. and me hvsiriaus are easily
controlling IL
Gov STONE has appointed Je-@Dh
Carson Of Coah0ma County. member
Of The Boarf Of Com uiSsi0nerS Of ne
YazOo-Mlssi=>ippi Lsvee District. vies
< Z Mares. resigned
Doss OWNS. a yogth OF II. vas A.
rested ~ Bonneville Izst week. rha-rsd
sish stealing lot Of clothing. wa.ch
and 8 N money from as eunlaver.
Price NcCOrt- a farmer OF Acorn
County On searching him ne xas
tou1d % De regul1< waking a-sezaI.
having Sa kss 7e=es P=z- ct brass
krzexs. th-ee or four pocxes knives. .
rzzor and brace gt Smith Il w-~-ou
&4-czlt5e- rsEolversL Owens claims rh.s
hts father lives aea- SasziIlo. in Lee
County
Gov >rOSE has appointed Hon " &.
Yergsr- ot Washington Coz ztv. a. T-7.,-
Zee Of -hs Industrial Ins-iru-e a7sf Co..
Ie<s as Columbus. virs Col James y
Stokes. deceased
TEx Csnsoc. Aberdeen 4 NzhrfII.
Railroad has agreed With the Railroad
Commission 10 inrrsass the speed Of 10
trains 80 as % make connections AZ
Durzar wi-h the zorrh5oazd ulsnofs
Genial czano1-hau train
TEE ulia0ts Central Railroad uruuis=<
% have the new depot a. DG-zz- c.
ssrsd ~ tAs Commission, sOzRlsssd sy
]sasa<y asEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

JACKsslS- MA-rh 1-Ia the eas- q me
Stair - Hemingway and sslres5ss. a
final decree viii b. rendered next seek
for ths sale Of all the property Oxnsf
by Hemingway and conveyed - -. J.
Wait IN trust 20 secure his sarsties4 Ia
= thought shas the property al sol.f-
Including Ehe Dakota wheat farms. xill
realize some Ssfsaa0 above ineuEs-
braarss- The deposition 0t BzitEon and
koontz Nill BE- taken thIs week By ths
District Attorney 70 prove she azrours
and date % loans made hy their baak s0
sas Treasursr- On this evidence. !. 4.
said viii depend the liability Of the
s1resies On he bond from I>>Z SaoGId
the state he able 70 hold the HrSt set OF
sureties she xiIE yes in al sIx1. .a00.
otherwise 81 ass9
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

ACa pttNAAr otGAs ~ 1fc0 o1HA pA@%es1
congress taiisst - become laws because
OF their failure - receive The pr~siGients
Signature
Contests for seats held By democrats
N the house were made by eighteen ~
publican$ The elections COMMITTEES. de-
cists.ss seventeen ot thess-siSver N favor
Of republicans AMI SIX in favor of dem
osrrass The house seated eight r~puh-
ls-ans IN the place Of sitting democrats.
and declared the seas Of on.. democ-a.
vacant The house assoptesf the rrpspr.
Of the ecsunEttee en- every case pre-
sent<sL
Ihss nrst or long session Of tne Fifty
first congress was also noesbls. for th.
number Of important measures that be-
came laws Wyoming and Idaho were
admitted "a statehood. making ths num-
Der Of states torty-four- A general
Immigrant forfeiture bilI, pr0vSiins- for
the forfeiture - the government OF al
unesrned lands granted 10 asd in eou-
strustssn Of railr1asss opp.ssS.s. portions
a rsHa4ss uneursplss<si AZ the time II the
Passage Of rs. law opened new lands 10
settlement
The prohibition II American nea.
frur1 CERTAIN foreign markets brought
about the passage of the law Tn pr-oviis.
fur th.s fr,sr..,-ei.,r, - ,r,..,. s-,...,sg 49,
expert The bills - proaihSt th. cxpor~
tatlon of assnltsrass,i Articles # food
and drink ard - snahl,. the president
- prevent rh~. frup.sr--.sa.,, ~ S,,.-,.-,.
.r.s ,.7..s.--.E = -
- .-'ls ~ l"" AAAsa
''ri1N are worthy er SPECIAL m'sn,1'ar-
wnEl- among the lcss fEupor-ant- Sue
generally interesting Avs enacted vverv.
the fsglo-xirx-
P~vvistinx tssr an sst,Iss.snaI asssstsnr 49,
p - "a 'ar navy Aasi an s~-sssaas ss''r~tarx
Y.-,-5..r,.- -......-.,--...s. .--,
Fl-4.,r IN hslnss slsaassf ua-rasns ~ lrs.-,..I
r-v-aE- TAT
s.A.' = ''iA'aA Ffr~'tsson ot ss's
I,.--,.s, = :, ' =, =. - - =
1is.s--. p.-r-nsrssatsv .ts..sT,g...f
Dtrecrin< the suP-rsnr-Elss~ns Sf tas. e-nsa.
% ',..', 4 -''- q tArzns al't Has'r-<aS-'t
So -. -. -.
r-,r-sExrs.,r. =, r,r,vr -, - - -.
gss,sa- 4 ~~Ns~- f-ysu ass state s.t ar1.sshs-r
s's.Hf- is essrt i.s'sfss q 4 sciiar- N t-s='s
- ..1'as. names m ms
+. p-~v-as ~ .a,..,r.,ss.,r, s--,-, an. .s.s..
iara Assasaer st s'ss.is prenihfs--s av sss~ AGE-
~ s.-sss'. ~Sr~ps N 'ri-r's'ai R4rSAS--S
r, .--,,.- -. ...-.'''- :, :. -
sale sf sanlge IaaE~ a, ,s.- ,,...s -
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ne si''if n'-g OF our tsst.r1A EEE8EEzls-ara0n
avs er"u2at About ne enactment n
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- e''r-sct ths' alls.zse's 1oas-r> TAls otll
vas PrrpAr~s1 ~ Toinr -onnlstec ot
s1@ >snaAiss And nsasise AFTER n tn"ruuga
-neess atissn Il El-lsrs sAs e0urr7rs
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12
CONDENSED TEIEeaAMs.

JoHx Jackson was killed BY his
brother William az Arthur City Texas
on the sch The hitter had been drink
ing and his brother John lectnred him
On his cenduet. telling nira he WAS losing
the respect Of the people William re-
sented the lecture. and in the ROW
whirh followed he shot his brother
through the neck with \ ride killing
him instantly
THE Spanish Government has become
alarmed because Of the desire Of CHbans
10 become. By the annexa-ion Of the
island citizens Of the United SsAtes-
Mrs. Z0E GsTLaz. who Iefs san
Francisco 1873 DAYS ag0 - walk - Sew
York City within as days. reached
weedsport. V " On the >sh- She has
thirty-saree days IN which 70 reach
New York and expects "a DE there in
less than that
SEvEKx storms are reported from,
various points In Texas Az san An
sonio. On the sch. heavy slees storm
from the northeast lasted rom - 20 ~
minutes. doing considerable damage q
fruit trees.
THE epidemir Of tricainosis IN the
German settlement II Ida Grove. Ia.
continues and two more deaths have o.
CURED making i've deaths in all
Several new eases have developed-
WILLIAM DxBSEF >rRurHEs TAYLOR
Axed N. \ reuhew and the eldess sur
vivinx member Of rne family Of Press
denr Zachary TAylor. died ~ Louisville.
Ey, on rhe srh-
Ar Pfr-shq-y- Pa on the ssh- Harvey
Bankers. aged L. displayed \ rsvolver
N Sunday school and Frznkie Smith.
aged = years wanted - see II work
Il worked and Bankerr fell dad.
shos through the brain while Frankie
i IN iaiI charged with murder. though
IL i claimed that the shooting WAS se-
.ifenraI-
JoHS G. ESos the convicted hank
wrecker Of New York. has been refused
. pardon By Presidear Harrison
EUosCEx Of n conspiracy 20 enrrap
and arrest several members Of the Ohio
LegisIatu-s has caused a ssnsasion-
EcxAzD DEESs, \ farmer living near
Dslasan- H. went home drunk Saru--
day nizht and drove his family from the
house The next morning he Was found
dead upon the 1our having been
s1soezset hT gas from aeoal stove. He
leaves a widow and i've ehils-sa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

WAsHISsrOS- March The Bal-i-
more Is expected % arrive N Gillian
waters next week and Admiral Ne
Cam who Is now there with the Pen
saeOla- viii II is said a. the navy de-
partmsnt- transfer the 26mirzIs IA.
from the Pensacola - the Baltimore.
making hen the flag ship of the South
Atlantic squadron II Is thougns
probable that the Chariestou. which
has Just returned from the Hawaiian
Islands. having taken there the Ne
mains Of King kalakaua- viii ioin the
South Paei5e squadron EzGer Admiral
NeCa11
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

The PULASKI county bridge eommi<-
si0uers reached q Harmonious under
standing the other day N the matter Of
<he Location Of the free bridge 20 be
built between Lizzie Rock and ArzeutA-
II VIII be built from the foot Of Main
street N Little Rock 20 Aryenta- There
viii be fxed spans. with walks On each
side and provisions for electric cars
Work VIII bexin April :. and viii pro
ceed with ali possible speed Bishop
Fitzgerald of the Catholic church. has
Donated terminal grounds IN Ary~nsA
Plans viii be forwarded 70 The secretary
Of war and when approved work vii
be commenced
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

Philip >eibert was married N Ohio,
AZ the close of the wa<- - the xiri who
waited tslr her soldiers return In ISIS
they were divoreeSt >-.ih-r- going ~
California and she % Wisconsin whers
she married again >eiber- also mar
red N California He was widowed .
sew years ago ansf started back ease
<irh his ~1u- 4nd- bv the meress asei-
Sen<- met his i-st bove- 41si they wers
s-rzIn narriesfshe having been a widow
. rsrnb~r Of yeas. l-f. with n mar
siageahie daughter with whom young
seib-rt s-lI N love. and Christmas they
we're married The question now
.-ises as 20 how ne two families are
relz.>sf - each ether
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

During f>9o the total number 0s
immigrants arriving in the United
States from foreign countries was sst.-
III, a gain over the preceding year Il
81. 900. or = per cent The bulk Of the
increa-, was found IN arrivals from
three countries IN central and south-
eru Eur0ps-Austria Hungary. Poland.
Iraly-and IN faet- these three es5un-
tries may be credited alone with sup
plying more than chss enrIr. inereas-.
noted as their total gain over f-sa was
80, coo. or 1000 more than the total ns-s
gain The arrivias Of British immi-
grants showed heavy falling ofr-
German arrivals gained slightly and
Russian immigrants were also mswVs
auu1erous than N f-so--BraGSsrerr'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-03-12

STATES afza-rrS Of whom
~ A-kxe recently been seour-
Essuntrv arvund Jacksonville,
ee1rvh sf E-ss.susitinerS. have
fNezev-ire stills anss tslsSen
riSssaers. The otfixRrs have
slu several times. but M enc
ka-r-.s1 - Tar.