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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-20
Special Session County Commissioners

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be q
IN apecial meeting OF the board Of County
Commissioners OF Yakima county, Washington,
at the court house, in the city Of North Yakima,
on the 2ith day OF October. ls02, a 70 O'Clock a.
ing voting precincts in said county.
JOSEPH STEPHENSON,
Dated Oct 10Th, 1871 Chairman.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-20

One dozen cabinet photos, s,x different
latest styles, for the same prico, at
James studio.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

portzzt question: likely 10 cone be:ors
the next HOase Of Representative. VIZ
A revision Of the McKinl@y ta-ls Law
A member Of the fzSionists aue also
thoroEykly in accord Eith the Demo
cratic policy IS tar - il goes. on al
other questions For instance Nc
Lauren Of South Carolina aa1 Pence
aad Bell. Of Colorado. Eho are classified
with the Third party men. are in gen
erzI accord With the De1oerztic plat
FORM save that on the cgrrsney question
the first named has Alliance IDEAS. xni
the two last named are radical free coin
age men Three ont OF FIVE Of the
fusio-ists elected in Kansas are also
simply Democrats Of xhz. may be called
tie radical wing OF the party Leaving
out the twenty unknown districts the
House will consist Of so7 Democrats.
10 Republicans, and nine FEsioaists, or
Third party men
One Of the results Of the election
is the loss Of the control OF the Gnited
States senate BY the Republicans. Den-
ocrztic legislatures will elect members
Of the Senate % sGooeei Republicans in
the States Of New York. Wisconsin
wvoming, California and Michigan
Democrats and PopGlists will choose
the S nztors in Nebraska and Nevada
The Senate will stand after March:
Democrats. ~; Republicans, 90 PspE-
lists. 4.
Cleveland will receive the following
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17
TWO IN DOUBT.
OHIO and California Have Not Yet
Announced q Verdict
Whh@uf rh~m Cf~v~sa~s WIZ Receive
.si n~~ssr@l vot~.-R~szr Ssw
In shs- Hes the otk.r
states vet~A-

NEw YoaK. Nov LIT viii r~cufr-
The oesci@i count in Ohio 20 determine
ho~ that state has cast her electoral
vote The same iS true Of California
Ci~velsnd's vote IN the electoral col
iew~ "a. according % the latest r~tzrn~
81 without California sna Ohio. whieh
are claimed by both parties
II he gets tho~- stats the rose wozl1
sssn&- Ciereiana. sss= H.rrisou. rs.
Weaver. - This Is ha~~d ur-so reports
tAaf Colorado. Idaho. Kansas Nevada
ard North Dakota are for Weaver. Hnd
that xi~higaa gives HsrrSszn : and
tlerelaaa vote< Nehras<2 aza Soufk
DAKOTA a-e rrpahisezs-
The most important eh.rgrx wrvaxhf
By last nixht's latest r~Dc-tx froen the
states =AssA ei-ct~1 ie<isiztorx i IN
the political stzn1inx of the Uzs.ed
States ~rzate-
The returns COW izdkrate that Il VII
be cozP~sed of ~ democrats - rwpab-
lcans and popzlfxtS
The slecto<zi vote. zs Il stands f~fors
ofsct=l returns are received frozz oAio
and CalifrrEsa. i As follows
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17
IT Is GROVER !.
The Republicans Completely
Routed.
Cleveland Will Be President and
Both Branches of Congress
Safely Democratic.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i4-Aa su,lvSt.
OF the Congressional rp.srzs sAow.
VITA returns missing frou tweztv dis
triess in which the resalt Is sutf-eIx
Known or - very elo-e. the Dezocr...
have elected to SEATS in the Hozse q
representatives. for the FIssy-Third
Congress - more representatives th.n
the Republicans This majority doe,
NOS include nine susmbers-eleet WHO are
elasai1ed a. either FasiOaists or ThI-a
party men nearly every one Of rhou
VIII act with the Democrats in aav u-y,-
pos-d redEeiion OF tariff taxes Their
support with the additional strength
TIE Democrats are certain 70 derive
from securing some Of the txentv dis
triets put in the unknown column. makes
II conservative 70 estimats TIA. the
Democrats viii have a majority Of
100 Members or more On the aos. in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17
LATEST RETURNS.


Both Parties stzna k5 Their Claims In
oAka-
CcLrxErs. O.. Nov f4-The demo
cratic committee i not receiving re-
turns of the el~ction to-day. bat stands
By its claim Of 500 plnrziity for Cfewe-
Land electors
eizl count is being received by wire as
socn rs eozplete- A. 10 o'clock with
al COUNTIES exrsP. Haziiton and Trun-
buI oescsaL the Harrisor electors had
= plurality Of sI-- FOzr counties we're
cat On secretary Of state. bat these are
carefully eSsizzted and give the repab-
liezn candidate Las
Chair-aa Dick does 10. think that
one sezoc-ztic slec.or viii pail
fh-ozgh. aad claims the - roses for
Harrsson and Reid
Chairmaa DseA left for home 1t noon.
and probably viii noe return There Is
nothing nore for the eoznittee TO dc.
as ouIv the o5ciai eoznt viii determine
the result
Czc1xxarE So=- ls-0z next Ecz-
dzv afterroo1 the board Of elerTiouz
viii co-piete their o5eizl returns cs
HzniI-on coz1tr- The CLERKS have al
ready revised and compared fzzres q
presidential electors and On secre-
tary Of state There Is disparity IN
the vote {.zr electorx On the repuh-
Lcan ticket LO-enzo Danford received
the grratest number Of votes. ~. Sc
and Mayor John d Aozby the Lowest
si.G.2 On the democrats ticket James
p. Seward received the greatest number
Of To.e<, !. 81. and WA A Aalize and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17
OXFORD. MISS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1892.

Thcznss Letter the lowest. ea-A ---a<4
For the P~ople's party i.lls ~0.es were
cast and for The rosaihstsoz party sss
CoLVxsrs Nov 1.-THE repahlicaa
state eo=zaif;ee received o-5~i.i rrszrr.
f-Oz Hs1iiton cozztv At raidnixhG IL
shows g7in over estimates for Tayior.
irrpAl for secretary os state. Of -. ~ uhscA
makes his plurality n ,Ae state i.e-4
The plurality for the r~Pahlse.a eiert-
ers = 50. with thu erc<ptio1 of Sew
ard, who h~a1s tAe de-acc-zfie es~etnrxA
The c@rial r~snrrx fron si e0unties
show that b. has run AAead 1e.riy 30
votes due % d<zno~-ztic hlun1~rs il
voting. and the sane facts arc t~ue os
D1nford- Who h~a6s The r~v@hlscan
esecfo-x The zes rcpublseaa xasn in
tho q eozntics orrr estimates asa an
oes-ial reports is ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17
ITEMS or INTEREST.

TEE pouuIstio- Of Anerie= increases
hy :. .oes persors day
s.Ixox. rize ard goldfish are sead 10
be The cnIy Ssh that never sleea
IL Sanar bee hives hang In the iori-.
,f ohlonr -oursis from the branches of
tres
7.ur first fahabitaats Of the far north
,ss5 Dot employ doEs bat drew tAsE
ralras-rih slesis thezzei-es
oxr tbocSand eight hundred glris
were graduated from the Boston eooA-
,n0 ~.bools during TIE past ye-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

CHICAso. No-- a-The rrsurns fru-.
Iiiiaois are still i-ennpl~te. but ali IN
escztioaS p-osnt - the Carrying of TIE
state BY Clevelzn.8 and Ssev~z~ar hr n
plurality q fro-a s.ocs u Ia.oao
The enti1e deEar- rztic STATE tickle. i
also elected and The demer-zts have \
majority ot the ccugrrSSionzl d-lex.-
ton. and have apparently gained eoa-
trul q both b-aRches os the state legss-
lature
The repablie1aS while generally
eurcedinz the state 20 ClexelzEd and
the democrats state ticket. still fzstxt
there : possibility Of rrpzb,sezn Sc
preEzcy in the l17Ter h1use % the
general asser1blr-
The democrztlc yictory iE Illinois =
apparently due to the general defec.io1
OF the German Lutheran voters in the
republican party II was fully
expected tha. the Germans worl3
support Alt<eld. the German
American ezn1slzte for ruver-
nor On the den1ocrzfic ticket
but the result SHOWS that they have 60
= great extent supported not only Ait
geld. but Cleveland and SirvcnSou and
the entire democratic ticket
II Is probable that the Sezao-r7ts viii
retain their majority in the congres-
sional delegation There is no doubt
Of the election Of the tro demo<atic
candidates for eo1yreSSaen-at-lAr<
and the indicStio1s are that in ad4i-
ton TO the election of John c Black
and Andrew J. Hunter. the democrats
have elected Lawrence r Mcsiann in
the Second district ALLAH G Durbo-row
ia the Third. Jziirs Goldseier in the
Fourth. Lewis A Stewart IN the Eighth
Herman ". Snow in the Ninth. John j.
Mcdonald in the Twelfth. William N
Springer in the Thirteenth, Owen Scott
in the Fourteenth. George W Fit1izn
in the Sixteenth. Edward Lane in the
Seventeenth. William :. Formzn IN the
Eighteenth and jams Z Williams in
the Nineteenth-
The rrpabiicans have apparently
elected J. Frank Aldrieh in the Frs'
district. A J. Hopkins in the fifth.
Robert r Hit: IN the sixth. Thomas ].
Henderson in the Ser-ath and George
W. Smith in the TWeatieth-
The districts Ia doubt and claimed BY
both parties are the Tenth. Eleventh
and Fifteenth and the democrats are
also disposed to dispute the election OF
Aldrieh in the Fifth district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

u the battle Of Pognesa- DahSzney.
the French captured three Germans
aad 4 Belgian who were serving rs ces-
scrs Of the Dahomeyan troops These
rrssoEe-s were afterward tried BY
r-srt-msrtisl and shot The Anzxors
az Szid u have performed proiixfsus
rats Of vzlSr under the influence Of
ne kirx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

A ADEsrArcH from China. on the 18th.
sa1euneed that the two American col
eze students, who set out some months
szo 20 cross Asia on bicvcles- had ar
rrea safely At Shanghai They Travelled
y the way OF Tashkand. Kuldja
Vralsti Bami. Suhchau. Lanehow. Sen
ren and Pzetlagfa- They were treated
vel everywhere
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

NrS MAEr Cox. Of Chicago. like
Eazy ether women. always looks un-
DER the b-d before she retires Here
after she viii believe in this feminine
crrsznuy nn-@ than ever. for. on the
s'gat Of the t1th- she caught n real live
zza Ender there and eont<ived his ix-
soainsous capture without utterins .
slnxle sr-ram
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

De RArSDE- legal adviser TO Emperor
Taneis Joseph and one Of the best
known lawyers in Austria has been
vut in prison On the charge Of misap-
rrooriating 90. 900 forms intrusted 70
his charge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

TEE lunb-r-tafen schooner Anna r.
Bishnp. Capt Rulou- frozn New York
September Is. boand TO Para. Brazil.
r.tur1ei 10 View York. on the Iith. No.
hzTirg been allowed to land or dis
charge her cargo or even to present her
elran ball Il health from the Brazilian
cSns1l IN New York.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

wM =. KICK who was 60 have been
haaxcd in the iail at Allentown. Pa. on
The isth. for the murder of the Sipathx
rzs taken suddenly III in his cell the
rrvziocs night and died at II o'clock Of
rrr70us prostrsticn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

carr DExssOzx- for many years
ehisf usher at the White House. ard
Who : WIDELY known among public
nm was reported. on the 1ith. TO Be
Irinr at the point OF death at his -esi-
Serce In Washington
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

SESAToE JoSEs. of Serzda. and Mr..
Cannon Of New York. t-Fo of the dele
rz;es TO the monetary conference, and
TSs-S=.sr Of the Mint Leech, who goes
n an advisory capacity. sailed from
ysu York for BRUSSELS on the sth-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

TIE papers at Buenos Ayres rejoice
vt tke election of Cleveland. and sav
thai fiarTiS1n's defeat means n concii-
iat0ry policy toward the South Aneri-
ezn republics and lack OF aggression
eu the part OF the United States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

D ~Il BE sern that rot euznfinx
ohso and California. clexelzzd ezrrsea
- states Harrsson 70 and wezrer1
THE FssTTLsK VOTE
The po1alar vote -a~ = lar-e Ooe last
Tuesday The following table gives
TIE Plurzliis@s r~erives by each of the
ihr~e esndi4Ates. exaetly or closely
estimated n the t8rty-four states
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

TMr uavor Of New Orleans fssued .
vroclznstion- on the 10th. calling upon
al god citizens to present themselves
.; the eity hall TO BE sworn in ss spe-
cal policenea- Only eighteen men an
swered the sumnoaS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

on the i0th Gov. Poster of louisiana.
S<sued his proclamation assuming con
sr,sI Of the situztsou in New Orleans
the municipal authorities being. seem
Su~i-. unequal to the occasion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

vsCrozlA- r c. Nov fa-The xo~-
erznent steamer Qza6r2- with Maj
Sherwood captain Of the Doninior of
Canada poliee- . row p@trollirx tie
west coast Of Vancouver isis,d. zak-
ing Inquiries .s 70 the cutter Corxfn
and her eateh- Sealers reported 20 the
governnent that naval o@eers vts-
tied the seainer, dissribzfirx
free whisky to the IndfAnx
and after they became erznk.
secured their Signatures 70 sssfemen.s
regarding the sailing manufaetured to
q The Ansriczn case
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

FURTHER returns of the election. up
y the 18th, do not materially change
tae results already ehro1icled- Ohio's
'ese : yet too doubtful to be placed TO
tse credit Of either of the leading can
e'aates, bat. leaving Ohio oat of eonsid-
eat'ou entirely. Mr.. Cleveland has 500
'o'es N the electoral college. Mr.. Har-
rscn Ill and Mr.. Weaver 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

Tr was semi-oaieiaily stated. on the
rith. that the committee Of the German
Huna~srzth on the military bill re-
psrted IN favor Of the bin without any
u.xssfc7tirn&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

MD SHAcxIEFoEEa. . leopard nsxr0
lied a. ss~ Alhzny r~eeaiIy- This
seEro -@s . strzzEe freak of aa.s-~.
h~inx persecfly black in places ssd AZ
others F.0s~essinx . perfectly cse1r.
Waite sxin- He ras oser,-d large s4z
81 @~sey ssrrzzl ye4rs ago 81 r. T.
EArzaz 20 travel as = freak. b9t De-
eliae1 tie o-er-
CrEcrrr CsCEr @~s Al Brookharez last
week Jsax~ ChrisEaa's charge 20 the
gra.1 5sry wAs le.xshys He dwelt zt
great le.xth O the nee@sxity of eso~ely
saTests-.sis< the hooks os the eoznty
O@c~-~ He Lad great stress On tie
vsOlzss1z q The local op.ioz I.<. and
DECLARED that p~rso1s selling wkssky
el..2sstt.eiy ~ biiz1 tigers. an4 tAa~s
wh0 ratru1i1~ s7ek kOzs-s rere crs=-
izals a=2 no better fhaa thi~ve&
Hex T " MILE Af.o--ey Gsneral.
has DECIDED yosisirsly 70 retire fro@
oGoe ~ tie csose of fkis tern q ths
S=prez1 C0sr+ wkick vii BE early IN
JHzzz-y- TIE Aspiraars are= Frsak
goAnss0z. T. A NrwIIlie ana " G-<e-.
of Jsekssas J. H Neville. of Ne-saEa-:
Fred Be.u. Of West Poists WILEY Sssh.
et ss2rkviIlss c p yeslss-- es 6-een-
vile. a1s Code Co==Assioas- z Il
Tno@psez. of BreokAarez
TEE co=sraes ssr fz-assai,x the .ew
ss&eeooozrshO1seo 81 w.sAizgsos oozsfy
r.s les AFTER . spirited c1zs<ss . Geo.
. B=-=ssz Z ce-- g s. L0z1s~ by he
Board of Szrerw5s0rs- Tse fzrniszre IL
% be q iro1 and Of fAe kazdsorzess an
most modern desagn Ths rzlEs e tke
ooatr1cf wiu a3oaas % thozszz3x
USDkE TIE ne~ Code the p>.ise.rary
board ef o0aE-ol orgxnl1e1 Last week
vita Governor Ssoze as cAa1rnzz- Mr..
hcLAsri1. zember q the buzrd. kAwirx
made = reoent i.s2ecf1oa of tAe Sesxiozs
sozvict camp 1sked for the e4nes lnt5on
u this lease whsrszrs4 fAe eezzzozs
szrren1ered their ccnxsexs % tie hoa-a.
shi&h .orePss1 the sane
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

me regular meeting Of the Worlds
eetn-s m Chicago. on the iIth. =
Aon was passed favoring the
Ss OF the Worlds fair gates on
Providing that the machinery
run The directors declare that.
me nations of the earth have
ssised % attend the fair. il would
saiy diseourteouz and inhospita-
" MORN them that they can not do
80 Sunday what they would do
tAey AZ home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

Tur trial Of Rev Dr. Charles A.
Rr;zzS charged with herr<y By the
pr~shyterizn church. wssadjourned bv
the New York presbytery. ON the 10th.
rnta the 18Th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

wEsT Posxr. N0w- 1L-Dzrinx tA~
celeArzx1S@ 81 tA~ ei<ct597 OF C1sx~tzz1
By tAe p-euT1e C tAssestF soeay .exzasa
erpasGe1- kiIliz< tkree r-0S1@- TIE
exYsos4Sa w2x s<rr11e- osae r&ec~ e t&e
e.z.0a ~~1EAsax Iss Fssu11. ass soss4
eco ya-&s fra wke-~ the rAn1ua lar
osze trAxz~.: vas &Esrez fsro@xh fb@
=zss ef kzzH=ify-
Hsa- ~ " War; ex-zsyor &C West
f0Ss-- As2 hoz4 l@<S hrokea h<lo~ fs>
ksee- EozA 3@xx wrre A@Pgtase& fAis
=0-zing. and ais Pays5ei2n las de-
sp2irsS & sis lie Cast Ware has A-e~a
West foins's @ayor sar tie last fxelvs
rc4rs 1.1 l. t-~loveSs hy all
Cara Iohz l. Ca-osAe-s had eae leg
krekea below the ka~e H=4 The efher
terribly cat He - II critical oos1i
toe C4v& C2-oshers is o1e of the
ws4ltssest hFeryzea os shis s-csi0z-
Ms Lzlz Joiner kad Sae leg snx
zakle baally czf and sprziae3
Dr. W - Doss' fzoe w1s cat pretty
badly. asa many oshers ~ere Eore %
ieSs inJarcd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

tAAHEs NErExDoRxy. one of the
'en eouneilnen charged with solicit
oribes. was arraigned for trial in
Ae common pleas court zt Toledo. O..
Ne iith. broke completely down
= e<nosledged the oath-bound gang
song IN the rear of his store 1t mid
a' and aging plans for bleeding ricn
sratlons which soaght franchises
The council He admitted IL all
t7c begged for mercy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

widow Of the late Samuel J.
: s-a''A' m the course of proceedings in
peans court in Philadelphia, On
utA- declared that her husband left
or PERSONAL estate save . few
nai effects. and that, after the
Hsn' OF funeral expenses and the
80 out OF Der $50 widows exemp-
= lnere was nothing to account for.
o1gh money Of the estate left 10
ne costs required in an account
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

The Manufacturers Record OF Brsih
more gives figures showing n remark
abe prosperity and = steady growth 10
~. <ou,h IL al lines of business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

Aexpress train on the Santa Fe
Aa vas held mp at point near Whar-
IN, Okla, on the sth- The locomotive
aac express car were cut on and run
Aaead On the refusal of the nessen-
10 open the door the car was
.-'<en open with a dynzniseesrtridgr-
ne amount taken Is not known. but
saad 70 Be several thousand dollars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

IL HzIhroo,S and Nrx Susan NJ
~ v-r-e married IN Texas. the hapPy
eoaple being sestse in ruea cart he
hir& = white mules
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

TEE queen regent Of Spain e paying
ror- attention 20 the Columbian exhi-
N;.soa in accordance with the evideu.
wishes Of TIE people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

Uncle Johnny Davis aged %, voted
a. Denison. Tex. election dzy- Re
Claims 70 have made the a-st coat worn
hr Prcsifent IohEson-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

MILuArKEk- Nov lit 5 reported
that the democrats Of thik eoznfF will
try 70 count out the ep1hliczns elected
to county ofsees by throwing cat the
>o,d5e-s' hone vote The denocrzts
claim tia. the veterans at the hozae are
non-ressdeats. and that tAey shoz.d not
vote The repuhli=@ns have ezxzxed
attorneys 70 defend their intereStx
The returns frora The 80 eounties Of
the state are nearly eo0psese- The
demcerztie plurality i abozt s.soa-
Peek = ah-oef so voses ahead of Ciere-
land Late retzrns make no change in
the congressional elcctioa-
In the Legislature the de-1ocrsts have
a majority Of 81 ca joiaf ballot The
democrats have - nemh~rs of the sen
ate and the r~publirAn@. :. whi,e the
democrats elected ss 1s~enb2ynen and
the rePablie2ns 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

OMAHA N-b.. Nov. 4->-~-n eura-
u~~ q Neevzs<a have so< ret h~~a
AeArd fr'sz m the wsT q election sg-
ur-~. bat th~T A-~ all h-u-s~r eozuts-<
AID o2~s l<h; votes. .zS oAz IA 10 wi=s
eAaa<e fhe rr<als Harrssoa carried The
state ~ as-czs 500. wAf~ tAe rrpaA
Acsn STATE tSci~et w1x ~l~csrd bT piz-
rHtfss@4 : @%= =. - s-.a
krTsn t4erz-i -ks e3ecte1 a the Firzs
district by lsS Paz-ziisys M~rrer fr~Pl
n the >eouae er Lls-: Ncikel soAn tr~pLl
II the TAird by @ssss Hainer trwr, IN
The Fczrth bv 2ieos MeK-~wzn izA
e~zl n the FiftA BY sDss K~iz a,4a
n TIE StxtA ey ever ssoa TA.e-~ viii
b eo1.~~: il Esya cuzzfr h~twera
Bzff ana >p~nce-- Sp-se-r Sayx Bzs.
stated the bal1os-b-ox
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

The Ne-r ORLEANS labor strike Is -
The city was greatly ineoureniea,ed
fo- several dzyS and trade rs
urzIvzsd Everybody to-sk rest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

LAeRAssE, who was counsel for
-. 1901 the French anarchist. says
A-saehol predicted that there
80 - oe renewal of the dynamite
1s soon ~ winter arrived. II
zoo dangerous 70 rlanufaeture
111s IN summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

AZ Corning. Arsz. the other d.v,
elmer Hanbeck Was arrested q the
charge Of eoanterteitins- II Is said that
his dies and materials we're esptzre6-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

MKE1pzAx. No~- a-A@ozA~x wscft7
h1s h-ea s44e1 - tAe lzss 81 Eszr~r
Cca.syis hi0.e1 y s-a<~as-@s ~.k2=w ss-~s
killed - Tar. sa4 fA- es& is n@s JET
os1 z.a 5azzes Tesk~rs- ts;Aer - tss
soys wAe save so=x A@~= . t-r-u- - fs-
c0@nsv. was Last n3gAs take. f-Sz fAe
gzAr4s n~3r Forz Ss~Fas=s- tws=sy-ere
niles fro= se-r. s.1 sws.g xp- tssrass
Tolherx his oa&ess $50 - !. csstcey
a.& zAy escape =ob vicie.rsA Tea
Tolb~rs as1 Ais yc@nr~ss s-v1s~r. Wal
ter. escaped afs~r sAoosi>x Tea Coar.
and are san ai iarr~. sA0zxh the eD@a-
Try 10 Arczs~s A.1 k-z=e4 pa~~~s e zsa
with Aiesasels&s a-s saSzrsa< tie
s~.-px an1 tAetr esYfw-~ 10 caly .
g1~~sioa % fiEe-
TIE Asgh-ka.4ea czfr.~~s co=~Its<s1
hy tie Tols~rs. hare rsawxke.~e fes
bicc1r zvr-fise 81 tie ke=p~rzs~<-
Siscs he raps by Tez Tsihert 90 J<'s~as
R0ss=az. n iS-y~4r-ss4 srseas GIL t~s
reA-s ara AAs e2rs&-~4 szA~s'xsszt go
c1p>. r~sartz-~. eczs2rs3oz As@ ~saaeSos
- tie r<zis~zt&ary a=3 eseap~ fse-~-
.r0=. ihes~ 01t-1<~s have h~oo=> =c-s
6ar9rr kz3 rsos@zG Tie Fs~ov4~ ~~r~
afrAs4 - take ssrFs Axainss fA~=- ss4
t&~y hxen=~ t~r-o-< o@e Enssszrs
.ASws tk~ir rsosszee- SEst ast<r Tea
Te1h~rz's s~zs-s1e - tAs pe-3s<.f&&ry
=ss visited tie ASz~ o, Eo~~=a--
sHts~r % the S@srax~1 girl a.z @iae4
tie h--z 1~~~ss Eo~~zAz @sz2lly eccE r<e4
fan 80 h@-ksASG Fo<11.asely Il wHs
rsza=s La ss<AG s8sce tA~= Tea A.s
s~~n sxzlkssx a-s@14 /. hAs .zsEss
s~A=a<. a. e~czp~& e~awse1
Th@ Ts1h<-ss have tr-q@e.f2g so4xAt
sz@s-sz.lsy - kill Tea DgzAa3- wko
~zs k>ow. % - ro-eTxrzt-z< -as2 tAe
sA~-i@. several tl=~s laFl=x n ~2sf
A-ez.4 Dp@Al&-s kQ@se- TIE s~U@ ez&-
minated IN Frs&ay's A4file-
The killed are JSAs TolA~~t sAes ~
rs0=2s Da1alA. Thoz2s Coas- sAs< By
" 4lss- Tosh~rs. Jz=~s ToIs~-s- kxaxS2
hE = =1A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-11-17

WAsEzxsroS. Sos- IS---I 61-'t se~
eo- the ce=oc-z-x can zFoSz al extra
se~<sn1 of the sfty bird eooxre@<-
sid Senator sh>rzza. q Ohio. ves.e--
day. -z,l>ss they d=<ire % provoke .
eearg- Of Ezssisy- The prep@rzssoz Of
. revised ta-i@ o1<ht 90 h~ conze-e~d
hy them as soon ~ they are In powe-.
Il tA<y P-opn~- % redeez their pies<e<
and hesa1es- add the senator. laaxh-
irxly- II tAey po<sPcae thei- work for
tAirtesa 1o1ihs they MAY not be ahae
% agree