Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

DURrSG . terrific storm at Earring
Ia, on the 18th. s-year-old child Of
Gen Hannumc. Of Dodge township.
was caught in the storm and drowned
in pond made By the food.
The Worlds Columbian exr.,-ition
committee Of the h-usc was in session
several hours on the isth. considering
its appropriation bill. but did not com
piete the measure
THg usual commencement -rrrwt~-<
Of the wi-cunSia state university at
Madi~uE. werr dispensed with. On the
issh- and Maj J. W Powell. dirr~,or II
the United Stats geological sarv~v.
delivered An adsir-Ss h~fnr~ q izr--
audience. the subject b-inx The law
of Culture
FAruxz MoLLFSsxR- Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. the healing pri~>t. IN vhon thosa-
sands were forking for help. ds~~i af
f.5a p m On the 18th
The seven large ic- hcsseS belouxfnx
10 the Union lee Co of Chicago. and
situated in Sturgeon Hay. Wis. as the
mouth Of the bay, w-r- blown DOWN.
on the 18TH during 4 terrible gale frosn
the southeast
DURISG n terrible tornado whseh
struck Bangor, Ne. on the evening q
the 18th, doing considerable damage
the little steamer Annie. which carries
Penobscot river, was caughs IN the
squall q short distance below the Maine
Central wharf and capsized. Miss
Madilene Adams was drowned six
teen other passengers had q nar-0w
escape.
THE province of Quebec va. the
scene, on the 18th. of fearful storm Of
wind and hail. which spread death.
manning and destruction over a wide
expanse of country. It's effects were
most severely felt in the demolition of
school buildings. and the killing and
injury of the pupils The storm ex-
tended through New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia
MRS DEACON, the causc Of the tragedy
at Cannes. France. in which " Ab-ille
was shot and killed in her apartments
in the hotel BY her husband. has arrived
in SAN jose. Cal. and Is living in retire
ment at the home Of her brother,
Charles Baldwin. y short distance from
San jose.
THxRE i n serious disagreement On
the wage question between the Anal
gzmated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers and the Pennsylvania iron
manufacturers. and unless there Is
compromise effected there viii be gen
eral strike on July l.
DR- T. W. JoSEs. formerly purveySr-
genersl of the confederate states. died
At Richmond. Va. on the 18th. aged ~
years He had resided in Maryland,
Mississippi and Tennessee since the
war. When his health gave way he
went TO Richmond. and lived 50 quietly
that but few people knew that he was
. resident
RArox, ". NJ, celebrated an impor-
tant epoch in its career on the 18th.
when the water-works company con-
nected the city water mains with the
reservoir, seven miles MP the Chicorz,
and filed them with mountain water,
Thus ending what has been almost .
water famine for the past two months
WILLIAM HENRY PAIyroS, who.
while robbing old Mr. and Mrs MI
chael Stroringer, at Lewisburg, Pa.
March 81, overpowered and bound
them. from the effects Of which Mrs
Strouninger died. was hanged at York,
Pa. on the 18th. for the murder.
A MEETING of American hardware
manufacturers was held in New York
an the 18th The session was secret
and Il was runored about among ret.n
hardware men that gigantic trust was
about 70 be formed by the Wholesalers
and manufacturers
Tzx indictments found in New York
.g.inst Nessr~ Ives and Ssaynor for
.ppropriating money belonging 70 the
Cincinnati. Hamilton & DAYTON rahi-
road have been dismissed The district
attorney did not think conviction
could be obtained
FRANK TURNER. white. was lined sloo
IN ea.h of I.5TT cases for Illicit WHISKY
selling in the lOcal-eption town OF Lam
caster Ky., and John Smith, negro,
aontsssed Judgment il l,sss csss& -