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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-03
T. n THOMAS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Elisha P. REYNOLDS deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed execu.
tor of the last will and testament of Elisha P
REYNOLDS, late of the county OF Rock Island
state of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county court of
Rock Island county, at the Office OF the clerk of
said court in the CITY Of Rock Island, the Decem
Der term, on the first Monday in ID. cembcr next,
at which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate requested to
make Immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this q st day of September, A. d. 1894.
E P. REYNOLDS. JR., Executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-03
sucxLxE's Aau1ca SALIVA.

The best salve in the world for cats.
cruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter. chspped hands. chiiblains.
corns and eli skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale bv Hartz q Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-03
CATARRALDEAFNE

II have hsd catarrh for The past nine years."
says Mr.. A. g. Bergran. who resides On the cor
ner OF Fourteenth street and Twelfth avenue.
Moline. Illinois. Il caught cold very easy snd
suffered from severe headaches, especially over
my eyes. The catarrh attacked my and 1
compelled to take Treatment. l had buzzing
and roaring noises in my ears so that was parti-
al1y deaf for
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-03
Low Rates

For the races at Davenport Mile Track
Oct. 4rh. 9th. 6th and 7th, the c.. r. I.
p. railway will sell round trip tickets ut
one and one-third fare. Tickets good to
return until Oct. 9th. Ask your ticket
agent for particulars.
JNo SEBASTIAN, G. T. & p. 4.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-03

A reason for the faith that IS in him. -
A responsible citizen OF the south writes:
From observation covering great num-
Der OF cases 1 unhe s;tatingly pronounce
Salvation Oil to be the most wonderful
remedy for burns have ever tried.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-03

The sultan of Morocco owns the most
expensive bic, -cle, the whole of the frame
work of which is nickel plated, and which
cost him 800 guineas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
THE cHocTAw WAR.
K~~s<@rtnx Aaxse~s fren tA~ SEAT 90 the
TrmmA&e.

1FmMA&e-
DwSIsox. Tex. s~ps Is.-Aawioes 10
night from the scat Of the Chocsaw
trouhle are 60 the effect that the en-
element which prevailed during the
srSs Of the week n sahssdinx. thouxh
the waring factions are armed % the
teeth and seem eager for blocaxhesd
The natural instinct Of she Inaian for
revenge prevails. and although the I'd :
vices Indicate = reign Of peace IL . pre-
dieted that trouble viii hr~ax cut
anew-f
The ringseaders in the hlo.ody asxzs-
sination Of Sunday morninx ssiIl re-
main with their friends. who eompo~~
the national party and viii zoe sar-
render unsn United States sro0p@ enm-
pei them The nore peac~Ahly-ais-
posed are using every endesror to b~inx
about a settlement IS early as p.o~si-
bic. fearing an Internal war wkich viii
result IN clsmem h~rm~nt Of the vHri-
ous tribes which n0w occapy the ter
ritory.
The more proninent white. are bod
ing Aloof. as they mr~ largely Interested
in the cattle Industry. and - take Part
with either f@rsi0n means ruin and de-
strnctioc 20 shem-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


yArx@o,. s~pE fA-Ralfrea4 sss~ss-
neat. ecaaina@ - ~ sA~ talk - ne
STATE Th~ rallresa sezat.>sua aas
called apon sAe assssa~ -~~n~rAi fo~ an
orinios ca TIRE validity % tAslr acssaz
il xisr~gsr13zx The valaAtion pat hv
the raiiros4 oonpAaiss ca she tt@sss of
tAssr F-opsrty IN the ~rAestsaes ta~y
w~rs required 70 s4rnlsA- TAs saestssa
% whether tAs eo@p&a4ss ar~ ensifi~&
- acssc~ usaer she statute besor~ thss
cogl4 h~ &9ne. 90 whether th@ fsct th8s
tAey apyear~d anA ooas~ss~si the ssse~s-
meats made sy tAe esmmlsston- % The
n~sits- &a-s not renter she wsns 81
prsar notkcs immasertal
Tie stxszs~ oo-ie oonsfisates the rssl-
rad con % issien q state board % ass~~-
s0rs. to ass~ss the P-op~rtv 81 railroads.
telegraph expr~ss an4 sie~panw car eoaa-
r&nies. al es wAich are rcqzar@d -
haa4 n schedules. isswiGlng th~ir
properties an4 rsvgug she valae es eaeA
isez- IL 10 further provided sAas II the
rxslrc&A eo=amlsssoa have r~&soa - 30
iisvs that tA@ srAe4ales rcnaerx1 ar~
false anA frxz3al@ns AMI. " ane~pss@-
-sil relieve th~s@ ns-poratisus of their
fair shave - the har1ea Of taxatSoa. sA@
c0Emsssiaa msy r~s~es the sa@s. pro-
yi1e4 sAey sAsli srss give she several
osmFsases sv~ aavs' assic~. the saas~ -
- s~rv~d as aay o~4inAry sa1@cus-
AaosAer s~ctioa provides thst sA~
assessment ma4s by she cuun~aassass
saali lie ever Tor ~ 4ays s@hlsct 70 Oh
i~~sfon-
The assorn@y-x~n~ral hss nos yet F-v-
par~l kis op&nsea. bss IN sA> ar<znaeEt
A~so~~ sA~ hos~a hy JaAx~ FeasrsssI
M~~sr~. Nsywss Nsg~us. SeraSxs- fe~eli
as esA~==. szsAc-4s- ~@s r-S-s@es4 sAas
ssAe1al~. cf rxl~ssio. farussAss4 By TAX
payerx os4lA oaly h~ aisr~xArSae4 spoa
vroes. az4 IL @xx sh~r~tur~ tnsisss4 ssss
sAs c0z-i.ssea cval4 sss a is s~a no
ss0s- or aPoa the s@Vpo~e.A .sewiea<~ %
tA@ in4irs44ai zzemb~rss ses sAsm &sias-
II sae s@sharfsses rslasst SFoa b. tA@ az
tuvx@ys fa< tie rssA. Ar~ cssrr~rs. Is
w~zlA soiio~ tAss tA~ r&iisOa& s&s@ss-
@@sts sA@nss ssnnd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
DERAllEo AND WRECKED.


s~rtsu. A~~aa~~s the sh~~ssae~h v.f-
ley Br.neh Of the SsrssEk q Western
Rsalr1sd-
SrArxroy. Va. Sept i1-The north
bound vestihale limited train Na 8 on
the Shenandoah Valley brAneh Of the
Norfolk 4 Western r1iiruAd was de-
rallied and BADLY wrecked one and n
half miles south Of Rasir City. about .
o'clock yesterday morning. The train.
which consisted 81 mail. express and
baggage car. dining car. two day
coaches and three Pullman sleepers.
was derziled bv running into q deposit
Of about SIX inches Of sand and pebbles
washed upon the track BY the heavy
rains
The entire train with the exception
Of two sleepers left the track The ex-
press and baggage ears were demol-
isheS and the engine was torn 60 pieces.
The day coaches and one sleeper were
also wrecked The dining car was
found lying upon the boiler Of the en-
xine and in Il was found the eonduefor
who was 80 badly se&ided by escaping
steam that his recovery is doubtful
Engineer william Darrow was found
crushed 70 death beneath his engine.
one Of the driving wheels having run
over his bead Fireman Martin Props
was also killed
Not q passenger was killed. ard hut
shree injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

wAysw NsExxx. S~g& fA-TAs az
aaal rw@nlOa % tae szrxsw9r~ - sh@ PAT
tswnsA MA~sassaFpa Coafs4@ras@ Eegt-
us~us eam~ .. her~ soasy- ovsr Aeso
r~ogls ser~ In xssemdsac~. Tk~ xrer,
ess~s e tA@ 4Ay w~r@ s~lt IA al "a
@~n~e e&nvKs teal Ths mo~& s1sable
p~rsoms Yr~~~ms - as24r~ss the oid vet
Grass Aa4 tA@ ervwd wwr~ Mez- & R
MiseAeII. Of rgzsosac- fisa- 1oAn "
Aliea- - T@p@tos An4 >snasax T. e
wAltAali- wAo a. sue t1ze in tA@ earl =
rersssa q she AR wAs e0lsa~g eS sAis
ruxs@~zk. wkksA ~As hapsle~.A IN an@ -
the Alas~aasss eawzw~m~ss n sae sassSry
ef tAAt evsa@ses- tAas - FAsAlsx Greek
ia E3ss T~@nsss~~. se~ hAssl@ n sAhrA
sA@ r11lans Tenz~ss~~sn- tea. XoaiF-
cp~~~. was kslae4- A gran& h.rAsrw-
~o4a4 ~ tA@ ev@mss - tAs &ay. TAe
Water N4ll~y silver han4 eestrihzssa
z.rftal z1sAe 44rasx The 44F. The sexs
rwz@iuz will t~ Asi4 81 nurAnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
MRS HaaRIsoN-S ILLNESS.


LOOK LAKE. v Y. S~pG fS-Nrx
Harriso0 pascal a qaies and r--ssni
exy- She remained eousrious of ke-
p-e-rizsSon Of the rr~carsouSn~sz - h~-
eOn6itson- - zazch - that h-r nervuas-
ness was increased in the fear 90 . tara
for the wor~e- The Hrst op~rassua -
tapping The dsseasezs lunx wx~ r~r-
formed Sunday las. and the aeeum~-
lated water IN th~ cavity released
The cavity siied rzcGilv. however. and
twenfy-f0ar hoGr~ later another cp~rz-
ton was p-rrfor-ned
The greatest danger Is~s IN tbs wa
tery aerum uiasicn. ard eunSsans wasrh-
fuin~~s6 required o1 fh~ pxrt of th.
doctors 10 prevent il frssn h<inxtrx
about fatal serrninsssun- The ac-
eumzlssson has . senA~n~v 10 szssss.A~.r
the pafssnt bv SLING the air valves.
and brinxinx shnormsl pressure TO
bear or the heart
The president. the members ~ hss
party and Or. Gardiner show keeniv
the re-ais Of their anxiety All tho-.r
y; the Hsrrison cottage were awake
until an early hour this morning. aud
some remained up all night The pr~s-
hent IS constant in his attendance
upon his wife He comes 10 the hotel
for mo~t Of his meals. but returns isn-
nesiAfelv to the cottage
Dr. Gardiner made a careful examin-
alton Of Mrs Harrison late tonight
and he reports that the patient passed
comfortable day He tound that the
.ocumnlation of the waterr substance
in the lung cavity Was not sufficient 70
justify another operation for its with
drawsL The~e tappingS DR. Gardiner
sad. are attended with sorne danger on
account Of the weakness Of Mrs Harm
son. and each time . punetare j. made.
she suffers from shock Her r~Spira-
ton Is less labored and she i able 10
take small quantities Of liquid noarish-
u,enf at intervals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
CONDENSED TELE6RAMS.

Gov. EAGLE, OF Arkansas. Is able 70
10 Up, dress himself and ~Alk ascGs his
room, and his recovery Is nos oona-
IDENTIFY looked for
THE Official vote Of Arkansas for Gov
ernor is as follows Fishbaek. Democrat.
90. lis; whipple, Republican E.sss:
Carnahan. Peoples party. si.i.z-
DISPATCHES from Gautxmela say that
foreign money. that of the United States
excepted, il to be barred 90. Of the re
public
MIS-. CHAELzs BgLLISss. Of Ashe
County, " c.. on the nth gave birth 10
six children. all living.
WV. DCMPHY, the richest eattlenAn
on the Pacific coast. died on the 18th
He learned the cattle business On Henry
Clay. Kentucky ranch His fortune is
estimated NJ slaO00.eoo-
THE cotton crop in the section around
Guntersville. Ala. Is cut short .boat
one-halt Corn is reasonably good
The worlds 4-year-old stallion record
of s:less vas broken at Richmond. Ind.
on the 10th BY Monquette, who trossed
. mile in .:I0 fat, over . regulation
track.
THx Mexican Congress opened on the
,s.h. In his address. the President said
that the United States legation had re-
aues.ed that negotiations be opened for
IN. irrigation OF the land on the north
side Of the Rio Grande river. and these
negotiations we're nOS in progress
REPRESENTATIVES from ave tribes Of
Indian. ne. At Pine Springs. Arizona.
On the 18th 70 protest. against the gov
ernnent forcibly taking Indian children
from their parents and sending them TO
Eastern schools Many chiefs w.nt TO
20 on the warpzth-
Fxrp EvASs. an Anglo-American
sxindIer. Who has been convicted three
times in England. has been arrested ~
london on the charge Of defrzuding the
Anxlc-Austrian Bank. BY means Of
forged checks Evans held an American
rsxSnor. under the name OF Mason
Humboldt
TEE business failures during the Last
seven days number for the United States
1s Canada IS; total isa. as com
r.rsd with last week ITs and 80 for the
corresponding week Of last year
NooxsHISERs. doing an extensive
busiuess in the very rtof Sew York.
have been discovered By United States
internal revenue ofzoerS Hos long sAs
Illicit aissiIlery las besn II operatsoa
Is aos knowz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
WITHIN TIE GATES.

eyffs 20 An rre~aata.as cAsse-a uAs
masax~d 20 Crowa late yew yerh CITY.
saa Tive Deaths fr~rn the seoarx~ H.w.
o~~zrr~d-rh- h-H~aits OE~~rs Nsapius~a-
eat Er~~~diaxiy yixsi&at-
NEw foKS. sept is-The board Of
health o@iciah announce fwe deaths
from Asis;ic cholera. as follows.
Charles McEveri. who died S~p,ers-
her 9. .ddrrs. unknown
Mrs Sophia wi~waua. who died sep
semh-r 10. at rs Eleventh arnne.
William wigwan. hushandSf Sophia.
died at the same address on the follow
Ing day.
Minnie Leving~r. . child. died un
September II. at sii East rorty-sixsh.
street
Csrio,ta Beck. aged -. died Tuesday
At 80 Secoud avenue.
All Of these ca~~~ were originally re-
ported 10 the health department n .u--
Pect~d cholera. and sAave been under
the investigation Of the physicians con-
nec.ea with the department Prof Her
man Riggs who Is in charge of the
Division Of pathology and bacterioloxy
OF the health department. has
been a. work making Meteorological
examination os the intestinal snsds
taken from the bodies Of ths<e suspect
ed cases Prof Bi~gs reported 10 IN.
health department this xft~rncon tn.
result Of the exsminasior and declares
the eases Asi&sic cholera
Viewed froEn The health 0es~~r<' arscfzi
residence tonight. the eholers ~c2rr -
not the pleasans~-s picture Of progress
IN stamping ont the disease which has
existed for the past few dayx The re-
port that actual ez.~s of Asistsc
cholera have existed in New York the
last week in spite of daily b1ilesins 20
the contrary. spreads . wet blanket
over the dcctcr>' keeping the sroarx~
from passing the oc~zn yz.~wsv
IL s=$A 90 ssss--Ssz-=x===ss =assA
spread DER the face cf Health o1S-e-
Ieukiss when told Of the ossesal xasniS-
SION made By the Ncw YORK city hoarsi
Of health this sts~rnoon was certainly
natural. while his exriAzna:ion. II
don't believe IL ~os in hy qu&ransin~.
simply vosr~d the s-els~f of all who h@re
been stationed here azd wa.~he~a The
enforcement cf quarantine r~Sul&tion~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

TW board Of Ee1ieaI censors for the
Gr~~nville dissrscs will -e~. At Gsr~~s-
Vile Gsssoh@r Z 70 exAmiae sPplirAass
for lieeas@ 20 prsrsic~ nsaiclne-
Jrp@E J&xE~ T. FsSE las sen4ervs.
ais resignation as Cirr4is ledge % the
Helly SVrings district Js4xe FaaE las
SOFA the erEin@ wisA credit 10 hi@self
asa Asaur to the STATE.
PKYEK JoREY. eolcrsss zan % PsacIA
counsy. last wee< appllsd for az4 ~as
grated cozt%3erzse soldiers p~nsioa
un&er the C0nt@ae-ase sol1le-'s peasson
la~ of the ssAs~. Peter Jelly Eas eazP
cook to~ tie ''@ea IN gray
LAST yea- On the issh 1ay of s~pse=-
b~r. Jscxson bad rwceive4 80 hates %
coss~a- tAis year the receipts up % az4
inclzasnx s~pss@her Is w~r~ . bales
S~ps1mh@r - 1871. the receipts for cse
4ay w~rs u bales. an4 September Is.
iss7. TIE receipes 81 Jscxsoa oee aay
wers a
TEE eos.oa estimate for tAe Matches
9AssxicE las been czs d0wn conss8erahiy
3xrinx tie past swo weeks Ths arr,
a0ol we4sAer caused cossoa 20 sAe4 ~ .
te&rfxl rae. an6 =azy es:izsss tie szII-
iaS 90 A higA rs 20 Or - per een- Tie
total sscrs&xe for that secEioa as ec=-
psr~6 wtth lass year ~ilI nos Be less
EAaz % aa1 nay 20 as higs as IS per
senE
TKE assessment Of Greeavilie is a. FOL-
lows- Realty, sa-sss. las personal. .sss.-
ssss solveat credits. s4Issoo. baakx
500. ssas2s total. s2ssz. 81 s. TIE
Tar levy for city purposes Is 10 zills.
sale ca solvens credits snd banks an
aAalsioaaI levy Of sAree-foarths Of the
STATE tar. anoaaEing 10 -. nilIs. Is
Ez4e.
TEE Bad ef Sapervisors Of WASH
tnxton Co1nty hzse hxed the eoanty tar
levy ss . zElls Tor all eosnsy parposex.
lnslD1inx courthouse and rzflaaad bona
TAI. .hieh zd1e1 % tke regular STATE
sAx Of @ills. makes ne total IA
Ella&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

An infans ehihss h~scn<in< 30 ssrae ~
xno~u r~r~rn Was hs8 in a sArwsAer tn
Carvpll ccunsv. Ark zaorl-zt hrfar-
starting the zza<hin~. " h~z al was in
r~assass>S and sA~ driver was ready 30
pl- sh~ s&sA. she feeder lifted mp The
ar<uz of tke shr~Sher an~s fA~re fszzza
sh~ baby iuss rsassT so - thrvsGxh NJ
tho SrSs zsSrc of sh~ nzA~hir~rv The
chil& w1s taken car~ of tsy kind s~ixh-
boz No claimant hs< b~~n sczsr.f az4
% oz< can k1ezsify the Ifssle fellow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

JAcxsssx. Sert 81 T. FerA- eoa
vies@s ef @zrierisx Marshal ei0y. ot
MeCezh Cssv. lAss spxsax. was taken
fsOn the p~ziE~asiary today hT >herse
BOyd An1 posse 20 receive ais deash
sent~nne- He w2s esavicsed several
nonths xxo. h1s h~sor~ s~aseEus wAs
pruea1moe4 his friez4s er0xe op~n ske
pail and liberated him He ~as r~cap-
szr~1 IA CAassxaoog1- Teas. an3 rgsced
in the STAT. rrisoa here for sass-keep-
ing Ford 10 well-xno.n in railroad
circles. heinx the isxesscr Of the For3-
Wkiswo-th car c0Gpl~r- FORD had heen
irtakizx. aaa soox unbrsx~ II she mar
sh.Ts esertx 30 maintain order. He
killed she marshal soae TO yar'ts. wish
Winchester rss~. A vigilkns xasek
will BE kept over the iAil. as il is feared
. s@sooa& esors sill he made 80 lb~r2se
The aooze4 mAn By ais friends
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
THE TRADE OUTLOOK

D0nmawy &c the ss~m~rai Tr~As @ssw~st~~
rhrvuxhess the Cs~.sry - sn@wa ~
n g. pua ceSs w~~kiy n-~s~w-Tns
ouIsssk fer Fsii TRADE sse~x. sms ~p~~-
ai.sfv~ op~r~sssas oms~s-waa~y ss~m~r-
ally In Ample sappay fer C.rr~ms Ned.
sasa~s>s Failure. fer the w~~k- ate
NV Yoax. Sept. i-.-R q. Dun A
c-s weekly RENEW Of trade sawx
Cssi<ra Aas iaas-a. ..a tie Aa.sa~~. as S~w
Terra xc~s 90 ~zsrslJ AZ Il u hs2 ava Car. sr~
80 crowted vita yxs@~nx~r. asa ~xr~~4. q.
e~siv bseek~a wzsh exxsa2ss 81 ua<-~Axnxs.~ -
sa~T ~wrs cs~ ws~s &c o@~ y-xr sx~. wAsrA
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shas ssssoa = as~ IA r~~xr-s. n. .~m~ .
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

TAs haEhow Of Memphs~s Tens - the
n~~s An& Eaess On the Mississippi river.
and iss paved i~vee- s.sssa fe~s long By
80 f-<s wsse. = The admirasion Ot steam
hoaszn~n- II .1arSAizx the uso~s smPl~
facilities for business The 0uly draw
eark 70 sh~ rsesur~ - the sxiy-ioosizx
sEa fownbsahse sazdhar- whieh. for
Fesrs back kas been raising its er~-s
And extending its boundaries IN th~
aorsh<rn p-orticn Of the harhor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
r.rsseip~ass a2 sAs D1s1~<s- kssss Fa-
4k~s@M-

PIrTsBcDsH. Pa. Sept fT-The
Tr~nd iury yesterday kanded &own
true bills Ag@inss tweaty-nine p@rtiri-
pants IN the Duquesae rot They are
charged with unlawfui a@<~mhlzg~ In
eonnectsoa with the tronhie al Du-
qa1<ne an ARgrstA The informMtionx
we're al made by y. r. Lovejoy. secr~-
t&ry Of the Carnegie Steel Co before
Aiaernzaa MeAaxser~
The ea&es sgainzs The HonesteAa
Een were also before the grand jury
yesterday. tut vii nos - retzxnea
anti 1ex1 we~k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

The other evenin~ n cabin On "a.
elae~ Of Judge J. II. >caif. near camif-
Ia Ga. was destroyed by Gre Two
snail children and their crazy grand-
zsosh~r we're in the yard AZ the time IL
-xu~hs sre- The Old woman carried
the children into the midst OF she flames
szd there left the2- where they were
burned to death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

I'M h1alth officers of Dover per-
nz sx stowaways from . cholera
szed street in Antwerp 20 land. On
zzA- and take train for London
we're stopped At Canterbury and
80 n quarantine. and the Dover
swtses were warned TO be more
rsE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

IxDfAsAPOzEs. lad. Sept lA-Rapia
progress was made yesterday BY the
convention Of Iron RaIlers engaged In
reorxznixinx the order. Samuel T.
Towne. Of Philadelphia. was elected
supreme justice. H. l. J0new. Of Bo=-
ton. supreme chief jussiees ". 2. Land
ers. Of Indianapolis. supreme aerount-
ant. and AIberT Cobb. q Indianapolis.
supreme cashier.
Revised laws for the order were
adopted. which gr~atly eurtan the pow
erS Of the supreme osieers. particularly
in regard 10 their eontrol of the order's
fnn6s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

Near Milan. Tenn. n le-y-~x-ossi
laughter 0f Alex Casey fell frozn the
serond story Of The farm house and Vas
inpalea zPnz a sharp picket. uhseh en-
tered the girls side for three fneh~~-
Her ers~s hrou~ht fznz~<fEzte asst
ane>. bat il WAS thog<hs she uour6 VA.
fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

|As the 18th the general term Of the
r~@e court Of Kings county. " v.
nsrs the temporary injunction OBJ
ara y the board of health of the
- 4 islip restraining Gov Flower
zSag Fire island rs . quarantine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

A cyclone strucx or~ oE The farrrs
sp@rzsed By e0svSrt< n<ar Halifax "
G aEd Destroyed ar sk~ s~nsz ansa
euil6fnx~ An 0r~rse~r zam~Ss Morris
was blown 80 yzrvs- sxafnss y hszzs~
and killed Two corvirss we're .~rs.uzrs-
y wcun6esa crops IN the s.orzz1s pate
were wFp~d cat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

| |rsr Allegheny county pal grand
"a the 18th. handed down true
q .rs;nss twenty-nine participants
,sr Duqaesne mills riots on August
ass charging them with unlawful
kv-h,zre.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

The governor Of louisiana has ~
eeived check covering the direct tar
due bv the United States TO the people
os Louisiana for s3rss sao. Pending
snal action Of the committee for the
dsssrihusiou Of this fEud tn. money
viii 70 inso the state treasury under .
law passsss By the las. legislature
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

In LABorgHKRx- the physician Of
kFre Points mission. New York city.
Isrrd 10 the local board of health on
y issh. suspicious case Of probable
)n<z N Sullivan street The board
=: n Inspector 70 investigate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

rrxrvxa FArT.Er CT the order Of the
= HsEi. mas entered suit for $50. 90
mass Mark c. Davis ex-=npreme
uairr sf the order. alleging that he
y rnverted that much of the orders
- 10 his own use.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

IA ps<rArcH fruQ India brings the
kvr.ant intelligence that the Rus
= hare evacuated the Psmir region.
,sas removed the danger of war
- China. and also with Great Britain
q ltxazutStan-