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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand Rapids Chair com.
pany for the election of directors. and
such other business Ms may properly
come before the meeting, will be held
at the company's Office, No. 900 Cana
street, on Tuesday At 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon, June 81. 1892. Signed
Z. II. FoorE. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
Charged With Larceny.

Sam Chase and Charles Stevens, two
boys about IL years old, were aFrestee:
last night charged with the larceny OF
some carpenter tools from new house
on Brsinard street. They were re-
leased upon their promise 10 appear IN
police court this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

rsn ava, and married . vsgsbonA
The victim was her father, s. w.
Conley. one OF the best known farmers
in the vicinity Of Madison II seeme
that some months ago his daughter
BECAME infatuated with e. A. Cochran,
man Of 80 They went South
and were married Later they
we're located and the girl wss taken
from her husband ana restored 10 her
father By order of court About .
month ago Cochran, with . gang OF
friends. surrounded the Conley resi-.
dence for The purpose Of rescuine tlse
wife. ~ they expressed IL volley OF
shot from the residence scattered the
be~ierers. several of whom were -
verely wounded As Mr.. conley wss
returning home FROM Madison the othes
day. when passing through clunp Of
woods near his house. he ~ss fred upcn.
tue ballet ToinG tbrouGb his head uis
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l S,s g; GRANT ICE co. r sss,

Do not confuse the famous Blush OF Roses
with the many worthless pants. powders.
creams and eleaches which are Geoitng the
market. Get the genuine Of White White.
IS cents per bottle. and guarantee 10 will re
move your pimpIes. frecKies black he's q =
moth. tan and sunburn. and give you a lovely
complexion.
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Merchant Tailors Attention!

For sale, the entire stock and good
Will of the tailoring establishment of
d. j. g. Elllnger. deceased. Call or
address Daniel Ellinger. special ad-
minlstrator, No. 80 South Division
street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

between Paddock street and the esty
hassis sltnla thirty days adopted.
II sas II o'clock before the council
xdlaf1foed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Mas WILSON'S SOOTHING sYnrr has been used
for children teethiog It soafhs the Oh ID
seitens the gums. agiays al pain. cures viai.
collie. and is the best remedy for diarrhoez.
Twenty 1--WE cents bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
Court Notes.

Charles Anderson, single man of
the sixth ward, will have q hearing IN
the probate court this morning As to his
.anity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

10 CHICAGO va ST. Joe.

The steamboat express on the c. 4
W. " railway viii commence fun iIns
tonsxnt snd will leave Union -lstsor
every night except Saturday until fur
ther ngtfse a. $50. connecting At It
Joe WITH Graham Il Morson's splendss
steamer City Of Chicago. This Is Z
favorlss route 70 Chicago during The
summer. Fare - - 20.
fsso. TKHsvsS, q. p. A.
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Circuit Cours-Part II.

Will Burnett Va. JARVIS c. Train, as
sumpslt; stay extended until Monday,
June 20.
Harriet I. +. Smith VS.. Barnard A.
Smith, chsncery; proofs IN open court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
N. q. r. NJ. n. r.

Commencing June Is. trains for
Muskegon will leave Grand Rapids Of
6:55 a. m, ii % q. m. and $50 p. m.
Sunday tram leaves at 7:45 a. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit Cours-Part I.

JUDGE GROVE.
In the matter of the I etition of
Charles Crunne- for discha. 20 of
mortgage; order granting prayer of pc
titioner.
John II. Collector w. Henrietta
Walker and Clarendon S. Walker, as
sumpslt; order retaxlng Costs at $S3. IL.
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lco G. r. Ice and Coal company. Tel.
IVY ephone 1853.
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A BIG FORTUNE.

BODY WAS found the same d2y. Cochran
Is still missing
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Read P. .. FArreli 4 Co.'ssd. 1904
agents waatess.
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Probate Court.
rDCF PEREIxs


Estate of Julius Houseman, deceased; ;
administrators final account allowed.
Estate of Henry Fralick, deceased !;
executors first account allowed.
Estate of Andrew SibbOld, deceased
administrators final account allowed.
Estate of Albert {. Parker. deceased;
report of commissioner on claims fiied.
Estate of Michael Ws.sh. deceased
petition for probate of will filed; hear
ing August Is; letters to Edward Hesse,
special administrator.
Estate of James Coahau. deceased
petition for administration; hearing
July 5.
Estate of George Emerson, deceased
petition for determination OF heirs filed;
hearing July 8.
Estate OF Mela NJ. Ewing, deceased
will admitted to probate and Grace A.
Ewing appointed executrix.
Estate OF William Fitzpatrick, de-
ceased: letters to Kent j. Brown, ad-
mmistrator.
Estate OF Pheba Weed; order deter
mining heirs.
Estate of Adrianna j. Schurtz, in
sane; guardians final account allowed.
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Police Court.
JUDGE HAGGERTY.

City vs.. Charles Robinson, fast driv-
ing; IS fine aud costs or ten days. Com
mitted.
City W. Ed Cunningham. breach of
the peace; So tine and costs or fifteen
days. Committed.
People vs.. Horace Lindsay, Dewey
Zylstra, Hiram Damn, August Shursma,
George Murphy, RouIof Zimmerman.
scott Johnson and Frank Murphy.
rruancy: adjourned one week.
People va. john Weimerink, Garret
Welmerink and John Welmerink, lar
ceny less than f2.,; sentence suspended.
City vs. john Gill. disorderiy
pleaded guilty. sentence deferred I'M
tai tnis morning.
City VS.. William Lang, fast driving;
sentence suspended on payment of
costs
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S<T FRANCISCO. czt.
loUsSsslls. ~. AxN t0aA. 49,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
WALL STREETS WIZARD
Failed to Margin Up When Death
Called on Him.
Pulmonary Csa.amptisa Proved Deal
Too Intricate for tn. Great Finan-
eisr 70 Master aud lie Gave
Up the Contest

NEw York. Dec Mr.. Gould. the
great financier. died az 9.I5 a. m. The
news was not made known to those
outside the house Of the millionaire
until half an hour after the event. The
hrsi authentic news of the event came
from the eolored butler. who came To
the door of the Gould mansion and in
response To question said. in chok-
ing voice.
Yes. Mr.. Could Is dead
Mr.. Gould died surrounded by the
members Of his family and faithful
physicians
All day Thursday contradictory re-
ports regarding Mr.. Gould's condition
we're circulated. but late in the even
ing. however, IL was acknowledged
that he was failing fast. and that in all
probability he would not recover. In
fact at l 1 O'elo,.L it was said he could
not live the night out However. at /
n m he seemed 10 rally somewhat,
and the lights were turned down and
the family retired to try and get some
rest DR. Munn aud the nurses re-
mained at the patients side.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

CHARLEY SrEIcKLrS, noted Chickar
saw outlaw. who has seven murders TO
his credit. was captured in a fort in the
Indian Territory on the 5th. where he
had been concealed for eighteen months
The duty placed BY Mexico for breed
ing cattle, sheep and horses. used in
improving stock, will be reduced or
abolished.
SENATOR CHAyDLEB has prepared for
introduction \ bill suspending immi-
grafton. except from North and South
America for one year after March lst-
A BILE providing for the issue Of SIS.
0o0. 600 in bonds. redeemable in coin.
at the option Of the United States after
ten years. was introduced in the House
on the 5th-
THE Commissioner Of Agricultural OF
Georgia says that the previous estimate
OF 6s1. 900 bales for the State cannot be
exceeded and may be reduced
RECENT experiments develop the fact
that additional use can be made OF the
cotton plant. A very fine article Of salt
peter can be obtained from the ashes Of
the cottonseed-
TIE only woman who carried the
United States flag in battle during the
late war. died at the Garfield Hospital
at Washington on the 3D. She was Mrs
Eliza Z. Cutler.
THE count Of the vote in Oklahoma
has been completed by the secretary,
and il shows both houses Of the Legis-
Iature 10 be tie, politically.
THE mysterious COW killer Of colum-
has. Ohio. turns out to be Judd Holland
a negro, who has been captured and
fully identified A dozen or more cows
were killed by him for no other purpose,
it seems, than sheer brutality
AT Warrior, Ala. on the Cd. j. l.
Brake and Andrew j. Reed. engaged in
n fsticuf. Brake got Reed down and
mauled him. When he was pulled OF.
Reed got I'D. went home and died the
next morning
The Michigan Salt Company has ad-
vanced the rrice Of salt 10 cents a barrel.
fine salt being quoted at IS cents The
couuany has 10000 barrels less on
hand at this date than one year ago
"TuE BOYS IN BLUE" is the name by
which an ex-Union soldiers organiza-
sion will be krOwn. which will be a
rival Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
AxrHEAcrrE coal has been discovered
az Atlanta IN Hamilton County. Ind. at
! aspts Of bss isw feet below the sas.
!ses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08


MERIDIAN, Nov. so.-The noted Kem-
per County outlaws. Tom and Walter
Tolbert. for whom an exciting chase for
| q month past has been made. are cap
tured. and ut present safely rest in Laa-
derdale County Jail. On November
Tom Toibert, an escaped convict. and
his brother John Tolber; opened iirc on
Tom Donald and VIII spinks deputy
sheriffs. Tho fire was returned md
John Tolbert killed. 10 cnraged did tho
county become that old man TOlbert
was hung. Since then the chase has
not been relaxed
Last night Just after midnighsa posse
| visited the house Of Elisha johnson. in
Neshoba County, t~enty-six miles from
here, where the Tolberts were con-
cealcd. and while searching the house
the Tolberts jumped out OF back win
dow and a battle ensued. Tom was shot
all over the body. in thighs. arms and
legs. receiving six or eight buckshot,
managed TO make bis escape. Today.
however, realizing his need OF attent
he decided to surrender. which he aud
F@"N's NA1 ~ W. - tttA's EB%btA Aottt Rt
Rio aud b. +. King. postmaster of Cal
vert, who brought the prisoners here.
They were first carried to the Culpcp-
per House and on attempting to remove
them TO Jail 4 desperate effort was made
By hastily collected crowd to lynch
the prisoners The excitement was in
tense as the rush was made. ard but foe
fbat hr- 81 H..
| spinlSs, who drew weapons and prepared
To defend the prisoners to the death.
tho attempt would have proved sue
| cessfuL
Tom Tolbert, who is a barly ran OF
-. win be delivered TO the warden Of
the Jackson pcnitent to serve out
life sentence. The reward for him il
SEQ Walter. strip Of a boy 10 years
| old. will be taken TO kemper County
to stand trial for tho murder of Tom
Cole
JACKSON. Dee Tom and Walter
rolbert, young white desperadoes Who
nave terrorized kemper County for the
last few weeks. escaped dozens OF armed
posses and killed ami wounded several
4th. h1AV NC1af oaitAN tauutu Dtntu1
the bars Of the State penitentiary. Tom
Tolbert Is stretched out on cot in tho
psnItentiary, badly wounded from his
last encounter with the posse. lie has
gone so long without attention that tho
physician thinks his case almost hope
less He is only ~ years old. His
brother. Walter. is several years
younger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
spain's Building at the Columbian EI.
position

WAsHISsroS. Dec. THE depart
ment of state has received news from
Spain that the Spanish government
will appropriate saoo. 900 for the erec-
tion OF a building for their exhibit in
stead of 100000 rs heretofore stated.
The building will be a reproduction of
sidered the finest piece of pure Spanish
architecture In existence. This build
ing was erected In i{s2 ON the site OF
the Alcazar. the residence OF the Cid.
The dimentions of the building will be
$50 feet long and IS feet wide. divided
into three naves by elegant huted pill
lars The plans are now on the way 70
this country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

Hos. ]. W. McMAsrEE, formerly Land
Commissioner. died at Grenada last
week. aged 50 years
The North Mississippi Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
met in its twenty-third session at
Corinth las: week.
Gov. Stone has offered a reward OF
5000 for the arrest aud delivery of Ma
riOn Maybe, who murdered John Bun.
in the town Of BurnsvilIe. Tishomingo
County, on election day.
The vote of the State at the recent
election was divided as follows: Cleve-
land. 40,e ,e37; Weaver. iO.a56; Harrison.
I.40s, Bidwell. 9I0
WATER VALLEY Is to have a canning
establishments The factory will have
capacity Of l0.oo0 or $4,000 cans per
lay of tomatoes. peas, beans, sweet po-
tatOes and all kinds OF fruit grown in
the country, and the prices which the
canning factory gives for the raw
product will enable farmers 70 realize
about sioo per acre on their land ,ss, az
. s!Hs when thsso Is 10 co.tcn 70 sell.
A. .his ee5e ccses In the spF:ng. Ako,.t
~ hshis Sssi DO emplsyss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

REv. Dg JOHN wrrHERspooS Scorr,
De venerable father-in-Iaw of Prcsi-
ssnt Harrison died at 4:fo o'clock on
ns afternoon of the 10Th. at the age Of
|EyearS He passed away at the execu-
i've mansion. where he went with his
szaghter and son-in-Iaw when they
ssie i their home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
wsaiaar -spp.r, ui. sons.

GRENADA. Dec. The Harris family
Of this county are almost sure to bs
heard from At least annually. The old
est son killed q negro . few years ago
and escaped. but vas finally captured
and IL nov under bond Another son
was arrested last year for . misde-
meanor. and while on the wsy 70 Jail
made break for liberty. ran about 30
yards 10 the Yalobusha river. jumped in
and sank % ris. NO more. The father
OF these boys. an eccentric and ignorant
old man. vas known fcr many years as
"Wsrs'' Harris. on account of an enor-
nous wart on his nasal organ. Today
the old man swore out warrant against
three Of his youngest sons. aged about
-. % and - years respectively, charg-
ing them with vagrancy. They were
promptly arrested and are now in jail-
The Old man said they wouldn't work
and wouldn't leave and that he was tired
Of supporting them in idleness, and .
grea; many people think he Is not
altogether 10 blame.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

THE remains of the late Rev. DIR.
sra't father-in-law Of President Har-
rson- were Inferred in the Washing
Hn IA cemetery on the ID The
asset remained for forty-five minutes
y the house of Joshua Wright. where
|'hs lace Of the dead man was viewed
y many Of his old friends
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

iaz delegates of the powers forming
|as Latin union, composed of France,
iaiy, Belgium and Switzerland, met at
ne Belgian foreign Office. in Brussels,
= me "a, to agree upon a concert Of
!. raon IN respect to the proposals of
- Alfred Rothschild, and also the
sa1tz and Levy propositions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

Holly SPRINGS. Dec. Tho strong.
est prohibition-whisky fight ever made
in this town commenced at . o'clock
this morning To be a qualified elec-
tor one must have paid his State and
county tax for 1891 prior to February /,
is0s. IL appears that Sheriff Mcwii-
liams has been obliging enough TO hold
up the taxes for many Of his friends
here until Just before time to render an
account in February. These people
supposed their rights as voters were
safe. but the law rules otherwise. A
petition for license 70 sell whisky must
have the names Of a majority Of tho
qualified voters in the city signed To il.
Attorneys have been employed on both
sides, and are investigating the regis
tration books. In the coming election.
January I'd next, all voters disqualified
now will be disqualified then. and tho
result of today's work is astonishing.
The sheriff's books were brought into
court, and the resistrar himself. many
candidates for Office. and numerous
others, under the present Law, will be
barred from voting. When the registra-
tion books closed last Wednesday there
were 223 names enrolled When the in
vestigation is over there will be about
fifty qualified voters in town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
New Post oGees-Gre-a Goods In tho
Malta.

WASHINGTON. Dee. Fourth A.
sistant Postmaster-sienersl Rathbone
reports the number of new post Offices
established during the past fiscal year
rs s.IO5 greater than during any pre-
vious year. except iso0. Over one
fourth of the new Offices went To Ar.
kansas. Texas. Mississippi. Alabama.
Georgia and North Carolina Tn.
greatest increase in any state was in
Georgia
lie comments upon the inefiiciency
Of legislation relating TO the use OF
mails by the green goods" swindlers
and says this business il assuming the
proportions of the Louisiana lottery
before operations were commenced
against that institution lie suggests
that the revised statutes be soamended
as to make the mailings Of green
goods circulars and literature con-
tinuous offense from the point OF mail
ing to the place ofdestination So that q
prosecution will lie ut either point.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

7r How. CECIL RHODES. premier of
|fap. Colony. South Africa, speaking at
be annual meeting of the South Afri-
|an Co. in London. on the 18th, said
hat hostile tariffs virtually compelled
England to secure free markets such
. those Of Uganda and other countries
u i.r;ea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dec Ia telegram
was received here, yesterday wing that
Randall Lee Gibson, of louisiana. re-
ported lying dangerously sick at Hot
Springs. Ark. was better. though still
quite weak
Senator Gibson has always been more
or less of an invalid He was born in
Kentucky in ls3., and is consequently
80 years of age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

inS discovery Of the putrefying and
<is'ne parts of five human bodies in
aa aFound an old building in the rear
lagior university. at Fort Wayne,
y 'ornerly used as = dissecting room
= % Hing. on the a9th, of aflidavits
s1'hst the officials OF the university,
'yin< them with maintaining q
|szizncr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

v RRrssos confessed, on the ID. his
= hsaEsss- 70 form cabinet. and the an
,cuuc~mcnt caused feeling akin to
-.~,-ruation and increased apprehen-
suu of danger to the French republic
! ne urolongatiou Of the crisis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

eyshe seth Sub-Secretarv of Foreign
asairs Aspiruz. of Mexico. delivered to
President Diaz the collective resiyna-
san af the entire cabinet. leaving him
u liberty to appoint n new cabinet af-
|r his Inauguration for his next term,
xhich began on the fSt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

.s.irs OF the Lima fO.) national
- which failed last March, were
- m, on the 3oth- and taken out
80. hands Of the receiver by the pay
= n . second and final dividend Of
- 80 rrut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
str.eken with n Hl.rs FaIIure.

WASHINGTON. Dec is. Garrettson,
chief Of the account division. archi.
tect's Office. treasury department. was
stricken with hear. failure while at his
desi< yesterday oaassd by ovegYork,
aad lee In Q critical seHd!tiaE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

n. announcement OF the death OF
| ~ Gould wa. received in London a
/ tw minutes after il occurred It had
| y -zrssei effect on the stock market
|rsiaa Pacific shares sustained a frac-
|nu=zI relapse. but recovered imme-
|iztely afterwards
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

. vvsrArcH from Hong Kong says
~, ~rentv-four lives were lost by the
--rk of the Japanese dispatch boat
|rs;smskzn. which was sunk in the
r.-,n .sa in a collision with the En-
~ssh steamer Ravenna-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

rrxxrxAS. the American bicvcie
|ss.mpiuu. Is confined To his home in
|vauasauan. " j., far from q well
|-zn. He n in no condition to race OF
rra 10 get himself into shape, and will
r. nee again until next season
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

wrs CATHERINE HESDR:cxs, mother
| Z Er~. Thomas Hendricks, of Roches-
|vz v T.: Rev J. w Hendricks. of
rrunia. v. Y. and Peter Hendricks,
srist. Of New York city. died at the
| |su-s Of her son at Livouia on the LIST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

v.~rprvr PALMER of the Worlds
- natiouaI commission is preparing
-..r.s.s q, submit To the next session
yusrrrss in connection with the ap-
-,,r;at;on tD be made for the ma
.o,sI commission
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
An Investigation Ordered.

WAsHTSsroS. Dec. L-Seeretary Fos-
ter has directed Supervising Architec,
Edzebrook to investigate the charges
preferred against NJ Bell. a special
agent in the architects office. resident
in Chicago. Mr.. Bell is charged with
discrimination in ndistTibuting'contra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

s~.arov-GESERAL WrxAy in his an
-~cor. Will favos the suspension
|ss-mirratiou during one year as n
- of preventing the Introduction
.s,l,rz into this country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08
VOL. XVI.

=. expected that the delivery to the
-. ssir directors of the 5000. 900
s.,.rsian exposition souvenir haIfdol-
- r;ll begin about the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

1u church Of St Michael, one of the
N the city of Vienna and which
visited by tourists from all
a the world. was destroyed by
me night of the 3oth- IL was
n1Ay erected in the Romanesque
l.ls-sL The loss to the city is
|4ole, and causes much regret
a'ns all classes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

Tie efsisth anniversary cf the marriage of
HF. sad Mr.. Jsha s.zha.sas.l wss 0sishrsssc
- ;as:r slszsas sasassT ssss IN MekszH
essssy, ", Tszs>ssy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

au.r,. eeial COMMITTEES chosen ~ tho
- conference in Brussels To con-
|kdul.I plans OF Alfred de Rothschi,ds
|A ~ = soetsoer and Moritz Levy tof
- us-,ltasior Of silver. elo~ed sheir
s ss.aIeas .Iaeas having ecns 10 say sss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

h n. reneh chamber Of deputies,
b. en- NJ Brisson. chairman OF
ssonmittee on the Panama canal in
- sson' demanded of the govern
h. - an autopsy be held on the
|Ea,s me late Baron Reinach- NJ.
|ae - MINISTER Of justice. replied that
[s...- aio not permit It. A division
Ia 49, en as to sustaining NJ Ricard
n. government was defeated.
IL. snation of the ministry was at
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

80 m on the 5oth- fire was dis.
- - N a grocery store in cincin-
Aspt ny Mrs solomon Levi The
nent responded promptly and
sssea' after much difficulty. in
- rom the building sixty people
a. we're sleeping when the Ere was
A, srea- There was every evidence
nre was Of incendiary origin,
Lewis daughter is suspected.