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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

In the following -entsncr~ may 10 found
the nsms. " = numtsr 81 tin.s and scs~i
vulsr~
CA. u.ssgA TIC s~ssp sosih IL pleasant.
Rous o.naa equal iyoosioni diso Lima,
New Ortotas. Genoa. AMI even Paris, CONE
tshipd u Though we have 10 eat raiAes
pais o.usgss and ! am p--tsr~d With
cru~.ing s~~r-r~ Mo soy "np poo'
Dsek q pssss aud am siek a evvaas
bas,os elAsmsrul sosos, and such Ike
yet . thinh London the pleA~sn,e-t rlscs
% all WHEN In soath Amsrics 'eursal
was droli'siip. but DO not bsrv give
one hint 20 married men 9th families
Mini what yca drtnk. and air ycir rcsns.
ami sxeep tos, ctr,,f evv he dtt gsss
try.,isn In thu yoa will ~ ale In town
unlc>~ yoa .rt ras orsy al s''as danger
oas crpssih0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

"Gcn'le spring" loses many OF lie ter
rors when the system is fortified by tn
use 10 Ayers ssr.spsrill,. With mul-
titudes, ihis wonderful tooi,-alterstl,e
has long Superseded all other spring
mc,licines, icing everywhere recon-
mebsiel By ply sicians.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Il IL = remarkable fact yet TO be ex
planned, that while = young Infant tai
faIl out of q train window Without the
smaiiest Injury. aud desperate criminal
jump from . train going at full sPc~'
without risking q scratch, awelI-grown
Law abiding. valuable citizen cannot
take q step out of a moving car without
disaster. swift and serious, Detailing
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Paris within ant Tor ths Coasty ef Oaf.rt 90
tb~ thiri Tuesday .f Mar. 4. -. lid
On the ystiti.a ef james u. Tyl~r, hushas.l
of aagrhser % isti~l prayisg fer M ap
,alnistfsisr NJ The sssst< 81 GkAGk n. VAR
I'LL. l.,e 81 issss~' In saii Csassy Of Osfer,i,
,b<<xa-rt.
Osssasp, Thai ssslcs ef Ne foregoing p~si
prior y. tle thlri Tuesday VI Apr, A. y. I-si
y NE Osfsri t'rs~srss pdsssd y fats. h sasd
County.
0EOR0E a. WILSON, Jydss.
Asrsespy-ssssa Ill. c.pAvis, xsyIs>SF,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
MARSHALL HALLS

ready m-,boi Ia drvs Mug, :. io What
H. de- aud how o. de- u, viii b. found 10
Df. kaufm sun. Mc'iigal Work due col
or,d plate. frau life. soul ihfr- ?.ccnt
stamps, to pay poet 81. to \. u. ori~ay
4 90, iIo.,on, Mass, sud r-c-l'- n
,opy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

with Ely's Cream Balm child ran b
treated without palm and With perfect
safety. II cures cAtarrh, hay frvrr and
colds In the bead. IL u easily applied
Into the nostrils and gives immediate
rslisf. Price 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

"why do women m,rryr' ask twrn-
ty-four esteemed contemporaries. Mos,
women marry bccsus. they want tn.
Oth.r. mary Ia 'plt. some other
woman. IT.. pretty hard TO tell Why
IN. rect m lrry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

"Do you expect your marriage TO be
hsppy one." "Oh. yes. ] guess so.
Hut u u i.nt, Jack has promised either
q divorce or suicide; 90 YOU zee I'm No,
really running much risk"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Chalk Of magnesls, rubbed on elk or
ribbons that are spoiled With grease
spots, and held near the hre, will restore
them To their freshness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

alt. great invention aid the bu.i'
nee. man a. he wstchssi hi. stcnogrsph-
er sitting at the phon"graph; "a great
invention. That woman has sat ther'
aud listened for ten minutes aud never
aid a u ord"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

sbe-"No~. how old 10 YOU take me
To be, No nstiery, now" IIe-"Abou'
forty. That IL by striking an average
You talk as wisely ne woman OF sihfy,
aud l. ok Ike . girl Of t~enty."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
Iha N.a.lsesfleA-

Voc this tr,ck provide q nut Ani hoi'iins
u toward the sp-ct~ior. In ycar elo-ssi
hand. thai thsy MAJ not ~ what lee
thsrvin. prof->- yourself TO b. Capable q
sho~ihg them what ,h.J have us.es ss~n
what yoa have never -sn uhsi 10 cos
.lsr has ever s-sn. and What. whsn yoa
and they have Oos s~~n no oos sl-s
ever shsIi s~~ Ash them To gue>- What 10
n aud ~b~a they have tr,~i In vain ersek
the nut. show them the kern~l then put u
in Jour mouth. AMI tsvins swallowed u.
ssk them N you have No hlhll~i your
uronai-~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
=. ,.-..,xm.,,.., n,ra.

1 A maslcsi instrunisut, anil . pan q
an anchor : Tote To r-ult, snd .
g.m 4 Cie,my sni . mail r'l~ ~ nay
; A mo~>~l sni . bird A blos. an En-
clsnlsiioa siSd 10 anti. : Al Insect. 70
sut.nsls AMI . tsrmin-tion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

IL 4. not considered g"".i form Tor .
mau io .I-ak io . woman unle.. .he
fret .Icak. To him. Tie fair ..N arr de-
siieIl, uniaif. Not Cuni,nt With al
Nay. h,,Iag the li.t wori, they wani
ia. frat Moni also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Improper aud dehrieni care OF the
scalp will cause grayne.s the hair and
badness. Escape both by the use oi
that reliable specific Halls Hair Renew
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
ss IA. AssAxssAs.

Whole . an 10 I-n.trsis. chang. my
bal AMI t-,om~ snoc--.i,.ly . csntsr. tn
advances. 10 pisrcs Ano~i~ige. additional,
10 study. . hrui-s, ca, ~ t.okso and d
o..isu lima
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

when woman rises "a terminate .
visit, abe has more tn say than during
her whole stay. In this regard woman
Il like = gun. which makes the most
nolse when It's going.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

A word ABOUT MOTHS.
while waiting Tor suitable weather
Tor house cleaning. much work In the
way of prvpsrutiou may Be- done. The
arst Of April being none too soou TO At
tend 10 the putting away Of heavy win'
ter clothing Ia hep from the moths dur
Ing the summer. These little pests ars
the plague Of every housekeeper, and
very difficult TO exclude from trunks OF
chests. 10 IL therefore ~ excellent plan
To use something Offensive To them.
letroleum paper IL said to Be- very eject.
I've. Il can be bought In rolls, cut Ia
pieces long enough tn cover insIdes Of
trunks or boxes. over which clean pe~s-
payers or wrapping paper can be spread,
aud then all WOODEN clothing and furs
packed In aud nrst covered With cloth
or paper. and then With petroleum
paper, after which the top should II
securely fastened. WOODEN gccsis put
away thus will b. safe for any length ut
time, the paper seeming To act Ike ~
snii.eptic on the animal hbrr at the
wool, Ia preserve aud make u healthful-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
STATE ~ MAINE

,ovNr, 80 OtIoHp,
Hs.art ~ 'saatF cauisnissiansrs. Dys. session,
tssl hsii ~ stlesFumsnt harh lith. l-si.
rfO> N fsrrrasg I-tiiian. sstisfssioSy ssi.
isnoi hatins lon fvtrlvri that TIE pstitisnsfs
srv r.sg-sasihi-. ~ .. OHpNHrb. that ~ tvuniy
,ammissisasr. nlfst 81 the Hotgl l.ons
~ nuskhshl Niiisxs. on ~ s-s"ai tag ~ MAJ
HsNt a one - 10 sh-A. y. NJ. sci
tleuss pr-s-l o. Wv ths fuuis tnsntlon
- In .ah tsttisn. taim~iiaifiy snsl
whlsh ,lss. kssFins - ~ Tsftls. act
their Nuns--s. siil u hal - sms COO
WEAKEST pisce In ths skinhT. AMI sch othsf
nsssurys takea In the pfvtnis~. a. The tosnmi.
stsnefs shall iu.igu pFuI-ef AL 3. fufttsr
uHnFETp. that ni.tirs - H. tilie. place sni par
,-s.c II IN tonrnissiossrs' nestinx sfore-ali -
,tsn o. az prfsoas ant eDft.pFati.sn. tntsfvstsi
" saasiRs sttsstr-i sspiss ~ ssii I-t,ion an ~
this ari~f tisrsoa q, - .cfNci uI-rn The tkfk
- ths Tosn ~ naskhsil ant alsa T.s-,si up IN
thfvr pubiic pitees On AL t,ssn. snt pubishs-i
thrs. srsks saoss.i,siy IN The ',sfsri i,yfaa
efat . nssspaTrf ptnt~i Al PARE In all
Cusnty - utfpt'l ~ h~t - saii puhhcstipns,
aa sash ~ tiis atissf nstiss- o. ~ ma w. srrsei
ant tssstsi % Lat thiry day. lsfsrv sail tine
~ urstnx D. ~ sui that All Isf.Sns ant sosl-o
fsiiaas nay thsn AMI thew aptsaf AMI stss
saa-s. N say thy have. shY ~ prayer - ali
Istitlutlsfs stsraki - - gfautcl
atttst ALHluf :. AUSTIN. tkfk.
Atusscspy ~ ali i','igioa ahi orisr % Csar'
ihsfvua.
Arrt.r AInTuT = AUSTIN, tisrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

The closest resemblance that Ne ever
heard 70 wA. In the case 90 the Blngle
brothers. Tom ate two breakfasts 10
quick SUCCESSION under the IMPRESSION
that one % the meals was being eaten
nv nj. hrofher Ned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

IL A Theatrical representation Q ~
tirvi To stay % couiipus On place Z
An hooorahls deCorsiioa 5 A feminine
name
Ill A kind q rampant. . Togrt s~ay
from by sr,iho. Confusss 4 Con-
plstsly ,.r-s.i o. acquainted With 4 snus
px~lisnos-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
WHAT A PITY

that .o many otherwise attractive. po-
lite and particular people afiiiet their
friend. by the foul and dissgrcesbl,
o.ior Of their breath; 10 IL mainly caused
~ disordered digestion, aud can h.
corrected by removing the cause. nv us
ing that pure medicine, sulphur Biiters
Health Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Long standing case. ~ s.,hm, arc r.
lI-,c'i by Johnson. Anoiync llnlmcnt
tsk-u Internally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

A lemon slIced, sagared and mlxed
with the white Of an EGG, viii clear the
volcs when hoarse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Ia the country AZ a.. hu.klng b.. q
rrd ear I. follos-'i by ki..; Va the city
/. Hiss l. often followed 10y rel ear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

WHEN some men di.chargc an oblies-
tlon YOU yan icir the r-Por, for mile.
around
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment takes
the lead: ther. IL none betier. says
boston druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

!. your blood rcor' Take I'eecham''
pills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
NOT ENGAGED.

Avail street m,n ..ii yesterday thai
on the pr,,iou. evening" be- had csllc,
Ou hi. neat door neighbour, an elderly
couple Who had just returned from ih'
IA country. The only servant they hsd
a that time was little girl about II
,esr. old. Who responded u the ring Of
the bell.
"Ar Mr. aud Mr.. Green 81 home
vas s.ksSi.
"les."
"Nfr they cngag-lf'
The small girl lookci h"rrihed .. .b'
.sef-i--
"why. they Or, maui~i."-New forl
Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Even truth crushed tn the earth has
10 lie before Il can rise again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

w. sssy - -. - ss.s ~ csassA
WIN as vss Q chnd. - crssa Ger casaossA
W. - ssss.s Ma - ssssg - cssasstA
~, - - cAnAssa. Asssssths. cssassta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

- William, street. NidilstSsn' %.
"For year my life va NJ - -.
living. I suffered too much 70 ~.
ANYTHING. er,ousness, Dl'psP
Slecplcssness, Cont pa 10
Numbness 81 the Limbs i'rl'A ~
Of the Hands anil jumping I" =
Heart were some Of ths may ~
toms that made nv a brok,n W
discouraged woman. "A.
The drcary day,, the lons 49, :,
passed through almo.i ,lisirac'o"n M,
mind. I va ad,.ei 20 M.
DAMS VEGETABLE Ill., ILL.,,
by. when I say "il cure. ,r,l
a great deal 90 me. When -
how much suffered, aud Ino' -.
ihl. Remedy did for me. and = -
bic Of doing for other, no Do q
tate TO do anything Ia my 80,
bring II 10 the notice 81 'lL $50
women" MRs. J \ sIliiN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Accident. will happen In all families,
Ice Johnson. Anodyne i.inlmcnt;. u
acts promptly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
~. 60 -c,......s E.,s.~a

NJ er.i !. In dahr., esi Mt In fonl
NJ s~<osa 70 N chair. es, MT IN s,ssoa
M third y IN xtri, eat oct 10 tpy.
NJ fear,h 10 ~ dsll tst ecs In Toy
NJ ana 70 N tsk. Oat not In v<A
NJ sitth 4. IN sufnsa- sl.s In va
Ny s<,salh IL In s,sia-~> bot D., In dana
NJ ~hsis - rsa--i ssasar,ns name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
BENEFITED BY

q fsw does - Ayrrs t.fHrI I'r.'i
tn, remedy. 9TH ofdinfI -l.. .i's.''-
.ssh niagicAl eject tihi ai's '-t'i'i
very nttls ineonVsu.snrr
Having thofough'J is''sf ~ ff'fsf.a
a. Aver, Chsry fsriraI st e. ffnfti ~
bfonehiils ant throat a-fr' ...' tr "a,
Ny Glad to tssiiiy o. o. T' rFi' Q
mi. pfspafaiiou II = Ni.-fnf A.
thor and Lecturer Eir.rI uH
Aver, Chsrry rrrion. ih' care -
strengthened my guirs 81 '.h' ] iH - =
,psas With very much more 'hs' A. -
fort than before - Rev e. \ Nr,ia
Pastor % RaItist Church. ~ fs--fl Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Aassinistrstss's ssis 20 ussi Estsss.
Pursasst o. ir~s-e frs, the IIs.a. ia'tgy OF
Prvlste Zoe the tosnty of Osfori shall -.li y
nest st .ae o'sksk. q. ~. sa tie prvmi.e-, al
the right. tts as.l interest," vhles ti.sTss- gans
l.te u sreeawossi. In .ait t"snfy, hal 81 tbs
1s.ssIis-i.l .isssss.l In tbs tsws 90 Grsp~sesi
IA tls oil t.unty rosd. tfsesa Ns.'
Paris an.i Br, ants r.asi. cout,inlHs about l'
serts. usii ii,iie.t ints vcvt. ps-tarv an, u
kse. veil " .isv,-i. vsh gss,i oil farm saialihs.
%. q. BACON. Admr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

-c.so.lA 10 The hs.s r-'s~iy fOr ehilir-n -
,Aleh I am a~yaaIni~i hDps IL az u ~
far di.sAn, -h~a mothers -ilicon.si>s III real
irssr,.t u ,hsir sAllir-u. AMI uss cAs'nr'a 10.
s..i u ths ,ars.isqaAcs nosirurns . hieh ar
ae.truJtnx th~ir Lowell oa~-. BY iosvias opiurn.
msy.Alns. s.shinx .,rp sni chr hsr'iai
ss-ni. ao-a thsir thrasts, tb~r.bJ r-DiiA<
u.~m ~ y<,msiar. srs'-<"
Da J. v Kycuttos.
Coa-aJ, Ara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

scuLL a BRADLEY. MsRis,r.
Giieon scan rr-il nrsi<y, Tee. y. ftsh.
W , wiIltLfR. Asvnt,
-auth raus. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
Castoria.

-cAfn,t, 10 sa srcli~ai ns-iirins 10 ehn
dr,a. nasAsr, have r-p~aisiiy I'D ne ~ ii'
rs.i sr.ss uyoa ,i-sr chihva"
De. q. g. O-o~on.
to.~ll, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05


ue E.lgossseai AssgvsA
tsssld M iisv without ~
rs ps~vtsss - ~ nfs
And vt n cots NJ sothlnG
While sith meaning rite
-Oa. ssns pAvwer
Iss'ss have n>>a sishsss u
Nos shall svss ~.
usiiL 9Th IN. sysA dy'n2
The lssf % earth ] 80.
Os. ssns pAvesr
rbosss s.ss IN - without H.
wukSat q. yet. IN L
A ssr.ly IN sitAia u
AZ stArv aSs IN the sky
-Oa. ssss pArss;-
Ne s,.-A Nysh.,-ssssi Verge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
HONENAKERy COLUMN.
a woep ABOUT MOTHS.

5 -. ~ ;;!::; =: ss:'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

~CrLL BRADLEY. NsAs~r..
Gtisaa sail prv.it Bpiky G~s =. rsh.
W 4. WHEELER AFsu,,
s.suth Isfls. We
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-11-04

and congratulated him warmly upon bis
eloquent words The twilight OF approach
ing dusk was stealing through the building
as Mr. Depsw concIu1ed.
Prayer bv his Eoinencs Cardinal G4e-
booS. Archbishop OF Baltimore. followed,
and .In Praise OF God" was sung. after
which the Rev. n c. Coos, OF Pniiadelpnla,
delivered the beneiiction-
At night the peoo.e. BY tens OF thousands,
stood IN Lincoln. Garfield AMI Washington
parks looking q. the fireworks Inc most
interesting displays were the pictures, In
fire. OF the Santa Nara vito the Pinta aao
the Nina a representation o. the LANDING o!
Columbus AMI an American 6az In colored
flames aroat in the SKY thousand feet above
the grouui.
There were also inaugural ceremonies
of the worlds congress auxIiarT at the
Auditorium, where Archbishop Ireland de-
lvered the Grafton.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-11-04
Foreign.

THOMAS NELL an American, was found
guilty OF the murder of Matilda Clover, in
London, England, and was sentenced to be
hanged.
GREAT damage was done by foods in Sar-
dinia at Elmas 100 buildings fell, under
mined by water; there were several wrecks
on the Spanish coast
A REVOLUTIONARY outbreak in Santiago
del EsCero, Argentine Republic, resulted In
a desperate conficr in which the revolu-
tiouists were successful. Five men were
killed and nine wounded.
HUNDREDS of lives were lost AMI hun
dreds OF thousands Of dollars worth OF
property were destroyed through the foods
in Sardinia.
TIE infant daughter of the Emperor
William was christenei at Berlin, Germany.
amid much solemnity and state An
official decree was published, grant ng
pardon to 400 women convicts, as me
mento Of the occasion.
INTENsE cold weather prevails in England
and Scotland.
CHOLERA has appeared in Vienna Aus
tria, and Marseilles and Calais, France.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-11-04
THE WORLDS FAIR;
Rules for the Opening and Closing of
the Exhibition.

The general rules governing the conduct
of the Worlds Fair have been issued The
gates will be open to employees at & a. TO-,
and the public at s a.. H. Tney will be closed
at p. NJ. unless in case of some special ex-
hibition or event. wlen they will close not
later than IL D. In. Admission will be in all
cases fifty cents person. except in that of
children under six years accompanied by
free.
A limited amount of power will be fur
nisned gratuitousiy to exhibitors, but where
a large amount of power is required a
charge will be made. The mana cement will
exert reasonable care in the protection of
exhibits, but will not be responsible for any
loss or damage. No nostruns whose ingre-
dents are concealed will be accepted for ex-
hibition. Catalogues will be printed in
English. French and Spanish. and will be
published by the Fair management exc.u-
sively
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-11-04
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.


CHARLES BCRKHALrER & Co, wholesale
grocerS, OF New York City, have failed,
with liabilities OF over t7O0 00l.
OLIVER CURTIS PERRY, the Utica IN. "
train roooer. cut throu IN the partition OF
his cell in Auburn Prison and escaped, but
he was recaptured within the walls after
only eight hours OF liberty.
A AADxAS in Sprin yfield, Mass, ssjzei a
pulpit IN a Congregational Church and with
q revolver held the police and congregation
at bay for three hours.
THE Boston League Club has won the
baseball champion ship OF the world by de-
feating the Cleveland team for the fifth time
at Boston, Mass. The final contest was
won by the superior batting aud sharp fei2-
ing OF the Boston players Their opponents
did not win game in the series.
GOVERNOR FLOWER, Senator David B.
Hill. Colonel Tahater-o. aneral Sickles
and Amos J. Cummings addressed a ratifi-
cation meeting of Democrats in Tammany
Hall, New York City. Overflow meetings
We're held in the streets.
HUMMELSTowN, Penn, has been almost
destroyed by fire. Some fine residences,
owned by Harrisburg people, were burned.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-11-04
Washington.

UNITED STATES MINISTER TO TENEz.
CELIA oCRUGGS has formally recognized q en-
eral Crespo's Government.
THE President received the following dis
patch from Secretary of State Foster, dated
Chicago: by the direction of the German
Emperor, the Charge dAfaires express to
you, this, the 2lst day of October,
devoted to the universal celebra-
ton of the four huudredth annivsr-
sary OF the discovery of America, his In
perial Ma jesty' most sincere congratulations
and wishes for the welfare OF the country.
l have conveyed to the Charge your deep
appreciation of the imperial message TINS
morning"
JAMES G. BLAINE arrived in Washington
from New York and went directly to his
residence on Madison place. Th5 ex-Secre-
tary was accompanied by Mrs Blaine and
his daughter. Miss Harriet Blaine.
JUDGE BLoDGETT has resigned as United
States Judge for the Northern District CT
Illinois
PRESIDENT HARRISON received letters Of
confidence from Queen Victoria, Pope Leo
Ex- President Cleveland, Governor Flower
and many other distinguished persons.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-11-04

Seven Persons Killed at a Fireworks
Exhibition

At pyrotechnc display, concluding the
Columbus celebration at Los Angeles, Ca,
in the presence OF 10000 persons, an explo-
sion occurred which killed seven people and
seriously wounded eight or ten more A
man named Wilson contracted to fire a
salute OF twenty-one guns. The guns
were gas pipes two feet long and five inches
in diameter. Wilson has been arrested.
1t is thought he did not use ordinary pow
der in lc aiding the guns"
The killed were E Reghetto, Frau Ford,
Louis Ogden. two children named Cohen,
and two girls named Rapp. Mr.. Rapp was
holding his daughters by the hand. Both
girls were instantly killed, the side OF one Of
them being entirely blown away.
Amon= the wounded were Herman Cam
met, who works for a local fireworks maker.
and was supposed to have fired the fatal
bomb right leg amputated, Ell Grifiths,
nineteen years old, fiesk torn from the right
leg, Mike Cullen, eighteen, right arm frac-
tured; B. Bunker, fifty, pro baby fatally IN
jured; II. J. Lloyd. thirteen, left leg shat
tered.
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South and Wes;.

+HE Republicans aud Peoples Party have
agreed upon fusion in Louisiana.
SEVEN colored men were drowned while
crossing Elliott's Ferry, twelve miles south
of Marshall, Texas. The rope broke in mid
stream and they were thrown into tue river.
SEVERAL renegade AoacheS under the
leadership OF the notorious Kid. havs muir
dered two cowboys on Eagle Greek, near
Morencio Arizona.
DENNIS F. HANKS the early tutor OF
Abraham Lincoln, died at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Nancy Shoaff, in Paris, Ill,
aged ninety-thrae years, four months and
six days. Nj. Hanks was born near
Hodgingsville, Hardin County, Ky, May
Is, 1893.
AT least $50 mounted men approached
Dalton. Ga, from all directions, an threw
out picket line. At signal the circle
closed in. capturidg the police nan, an TO lie
to the cabins OF two coIore men. JACK Will
son was killed by bullet and his wife
badly beaten, and Tom Moye was severely
pounded.
THG Tolliver- Howard Martin feul in
Western Kentucky has broken out again.
A general fight occurred at H0 ytown, .
Rowan County, between the two factions
Colonel Tolliver shot in the breast and
instantly killed. Wylie Tolliver aud Sam
Howard were fatally wounded
The Episcopal General Convention in
Baltimore, Md, adjourned sine die the Rev.
DIR. w. +. Thomas was elected Missionary
Bishop # Northern Michigan.
AT Ell Paso, Texas, the United States
Grand Jury returned indictments against
Collector of Customs Webster Flanagan and
Special Deputy Collector W. Fun for
assisting Chinese to enter the nited States
unlawfully.
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SEVEN NEW BISHOPS,

The Protestant Episcopal Church
EnIarGes Its Staff to That Extent.
The Protestant Episcopal General Con-
vention at Baltimore, Nd, added seven Few
Bishops to that church, as follows: For
Southern Florida, Rev. William Grouse
Gray, D. D., Western Colorado, Rev. Will
lam Morris Barker; Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, Rev. Francis Key Brooke: North
ern Michigan, Rev. Joseph Hcrsfall John
son; Yeddo. Rev. Tnomas Allen TidbaII,
D D.; Spokane, Rev. Lemuel Henry Wells,
ID. D.; Shanghai, Rev. Samuel Roosevelt
johnson Hoyt, D. D.
1t was definitely decided TO hold the 1895
Convention in Minneapolis, MINI.
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The London Times puts England's last
wheat crop at S215 per cent. of full one
against 9211S per cent last year.