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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
REVIEW or TRADE.

CrSver>hse weather rhrvnxhsas the
West Having ns EH~~s rr~. Bs~sn~-.
ssd Cswsang App~~h~.ssc. IN Regard to
the Cr~p>-Nsa~y ss~s>rslty Essy ~srh
Improvement IN Demsaa-Bz~an~s~ Fall-
~r~~. Es~-
Nxw Yoxx. Nav i&-R- g. Dun 4
C0's weekly review Of trade says
rA~ csnssnuxno~ q tA~ ansxvor.h.- w-sfh-r
tsrozxAoas srx~ Part of sA~ v~~s h~xsas &C
e@a>- arrr~a~assoss IN r~x.rt - -. er~v-
An eth~r r~~r>-rt. sAs .sfzarsSn avp~Mr. .as4s-
factory. and % mast r-uins. th~ rrv~r~~ss snr
trad. are ees~ss~~~s nssr~ k~p~fzi. sh.s
shsst p~r.nf % GOD weather wvoA sp>~silly
change the s~mp~r % bgssn~~s The uzoa~y
rnark<ts are ew~vywA~r~ exry. WITH vtssbls ira
rrvvezssat N the demand st . fec rufrt-.
B>a weather. log 1pnssns~t heavy trains. srn-
rss~ahss ross.. ami 1~lsv n rsc~snx aazf ~r-ss-
ing srs named - r~s.risax trst~ IN ds<y&srh--
frun C5~v-h~nd- frum p~nv~r ssd frpun n-sr8y
every inser-n-sft&s- city r~rcrttnx Yet st Chi
czxo sal~~ exc-~1 last v~sr'.. rsrls@-TSnns are
easy and the rod coa<tifon q trade IN .rst- a
retarsttnx inesea<~- - manifest -. Lrais
Notes wtronx trade m oil ha--. Kansas CITY
heavy r~-~fpts of cattle. tAoaxh sraia r~-~fpss
are hxht. Minneapolis q god izmh~r sr..a-
. ecur oztpzs % NOM barrel. daily snd
exr~li~ns pru~psess. Onah& sn-s D~nvsr
fairly maintained trade n spite Of tho wezte-r
Ths ease report. fair trade. AZ Pittsburgh
better demand for trun Z. r~~a- AZ Ho-tca dry
goods sobh~rx have h>-n ein~fnx cat surnnn~r
goods. bat seocks mo<s-rzf>. wuos~n rzills
are essy. thcaxa csosh~r~ are mt bayfnx free-
~. bat hlznkrts sold far sh-&f. or3-r~ Tor boot.
sod shc>s ccne st~~ffiy and k~~p the factories
bosy. and srsfA>r h m ssroax demand Ths
sosfh has htfie % r~port AZ thi< $4,000
thouSA Savsn1Ah enxis the czticck fzurrvve.t BY
r-r>nt rains. basin~>s r. hxhs o. Nonf<ur1~rr.
qus>s ~ 1ftsl> Rock and N-mphis. and ouly
noderxte af View Ors~an- with sugar IN fair te-
usnf and rsce sctfve. The stork nzrk@s hss
h~cn dan during the ve~k- and the rxnz- ot
prices setxAtly ower The sprfng trade IN
dr--s goods stin hotts with . large demand
for immediate distrfbafson and th~ trade In
axnn<is vas sev~r better
TIE bu~sn>~s faflar~- occurring thruuxhouf
the country dursax the lass s~ven DAYS. number.
for the United States isa and for Cznata - os
. total cf fss. - eonpsr~d Win sg last
veek and III th~ veek prvvscus % the last
and .. for sAs oorr-~poodins w~ek Of A.st year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
THE PRINTERS HOME.


Moro He.ers TO Mr.. Chifas-Aeston by the
Bsrd Of Trustees
CoLoRApo SrsrSss. Col, May IA
visit TO Manitou. followed by a drive
mp the Ute pass. was the morning pro
gramme of Mr.. Geo. W. Childs. In the
afternoon = dinner and reception were
given in his honor BY Hon J. Hager~
man. ex-president of the Colorado Mid
land rzilroad and owner of the famous
Moliie Gibson Last night the festivi-
ties incident % his visit closed with a
brilliant reception and hall at the II
Paso club. This morning the journey
westward viii be resumed
Before departing for their respective
homes yesterday the board of trustees
Of the Printers home. in accordance
with the request made by the last con-
vention Of the International Typo
graphical union. reduced the number of
trustees from thirteen TO seven and also
authorized meetings of the board out
side Of this city Amended articles
were also adopted defining more clearly
the status Of the trustees to be merely
that of agents Of the body that created
the board. and plainly di<avowing any
right on the part of any trus-
tee Of grounds and building held in
trust for the international body.
This action makes unimpeaehable the
status of the international union re-
garding some unsettled conflicting
powers that have created more or less
feeling and discussion among the print
ing fraternity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

sf tAs n~ta wHr>. Ls<k.wAnn. a west
~rs s~~ vs.tssts@ ef the r.s~r-~t~f~ Csss-
~~r~. r.- ~ csvi.g K~s~t>. 90 Ger
s.ss sAipv~r~
CHICAGO. MAY fA-Abram Fell. uf
BaSslc. " v. general freight traffic
manager of the Laekawanna & West
rrn railway. was indicted by the fed
er.i srsnd jury On the charge cf giving
Discrimination freight rates to swift d
Co. the packers u this eity. PeIl II al
legged IN have STEADILY violated the in
ter-state cummrrcc law relating ~
freight rates for over a year. and
prcof was presented To the grand
jury that On Felrs orders exactly
S3.ssss wAs p~id "a swift a Co.
In rebates throagh one of their agents
h.st y~~r. ard that .t another prriod
s2-tss was also paid In the same axwnt
whn>~ name II A X Far. The rebate
and ehsrsc~s were paid BY Fell while he
was also a@cnt for the Wabash a
Lseksvaana dispatch. n fast fright
line eompos~st of tn. Wabash. Grand
Trunk and Delaware. Laekawanua a.
Western rsiirs,sdx The bills we're paid
but Fell gave = drawback Of five cent.
on each loo rounds. bringing Swifs's
aggregate. l~~~ than thu full amnunt-
IL was shown that Mr.. Fay hsa deps>-
itrt the money enc d.y and drawn IL
out the next and afterwards d~p-~ited
u to the CREDIT II swift 4 Ca.
10 was sholght =, frSs that Fell
could bc h~ss prosecuted under s-vtiru
SEQ ~ the revised statutes Of the
United States governing general con-
spsracy. Dissrict-Attorney Milchrist.
however. abandoned this prcjec, and
secured one Indictment for violating
the plain provisions Of the interstate
law
All the evidence by which il il cx-
pec,cd ;o prove Mr.. FeIi's gull, i docu-
mentary. and thus will be avoided the
danger of summoning witnesses who
will at the last moment refuse a. ts-s-
tify.
There Is great ~ ioicing among frcigh.
agents over the news that Mr.. Fell had
been indicted Complain, after com
plain, has b~~n sled with Interstate
Aren't kei>chmar and District Attorney
Milehriss that Fell had been Grating
havoc in freight rates and that the city
was suffering sufficiently 20 cause =
break in rafee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

CLEvxLASD. o.. May IA cloud
e1rst occurred At Independence, near
Akron. Tuesday night Houses were
torn from their foundations. barns and
outbuildingS washed away, and the
works of the Akron Pressed Brick Co.
narrowly escaped destruction A large
dam with forty feet Of water behind il
gave way and the food struck the
house Of a family named Thibet. The
occupants were awakened. as the build
Ing swayed frum its foundations. and
wade through three feet Of wete- 10
the hill< A number of Ice houses and
eEAgss vsTs washed down the r!ysx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
a MEXICAN TRUE CHRIST


w.eht~. tAIhuahas.
k- PAso. Tex. Nav Is--Aecor,sing tn
Information received herr. a remarkable
cssnaition of affairs has existed in the
Mexican village of Tomzehic. in s,u,h-
west Chihuahua. 30 miles from the city
Of Chihuahua For several months the
village has hc~u in open rebellion
against the government The trouble
was eauSed hy the appearance In the
village some time ag0 of an old
man who proclaimed himself as
the true Christ, He impressed
himself 10 thoroughly upon the
simple minded villagers that they
abandoned their work to follow the al
legged Christ Troops were s-ut by the
government, to the village. with orders
To atop the meetings Of the followers os
the man The people. however. ex-
h"rted by their header. attacked the
soldiers and dr,pve them In the uaoun-
tains. several being killed in the fight
A detachment, Of cavalry and infantry
have hsen sent to the place under
orders IN attack IL on all sides. capture
tho alleged Christ and clean his follow
ers out Thev arc szid To be nearly
starved. but st0utiy believe IN IN. nan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
CONDENSED TElEeRAMS.

Irpsg SAGE. OF the United States
District Court. as Cincinnati on the 18th.
rendered decision declaring that the
river and harbor act Of Congress is un-
constitutional 50 far as it gives 70 the
Secretary Of War judicial powers
z D. DrsoIssIEKE. q wealthy French
man. who. for many years, has resided
near Williamsburg. Kansas, has made
. deed of money. bank stock and prop
erty, in all amounting TO Sis. 900, TO the
odd Fellows Of Kansas. 10 found homo
for children OF deceased members Of the
order.
SoxE extraordinary time was made on
the 18th on the Fort Wayne Railroad
The distance from Fort Wayne to
Chicago. las miles, was covered in two
hours and SIS minutes. which means, for
part Of the distance, . rate of over .
mile = minute
IN the midst Of = terrific storm Of wind
and rain. two trains crashed into each
other near Cleves, Ohio. on the 18th,
with awful effect, killing nineteen per
sons.
The business failures during the past
seven days number: For the United
States. $50; Canada. IS; total ITS as COM
pared with so7 last week. 2Ii the week
previous to the last, and u. for the cor
responding week Of last year
RED SMITH. who killed Lester Fields
on Laurel Greek TO get possession Of his
revolver. was taken from the sheriff at
Nauratuck, W. Va, on the 18th and
lynched by = mob Of go persons
PKEsrpESr HAKsIsoS has received
from Italy and Austria acceptance OF the
invitation 70 participate in an interna-
siousl monetary conference
A sHoorISe ARRAY occurred at Frsnk-
fort. Ky., on the 18th between John T.
johnson and Charles Owens in which
four men were wounded
Ms. EMMA MoSIsoxERr was burned
TO death AZ Prescott, Ark, on the nth
When the neighbors reached the house
she was living or the foor, By the cook
in~ stove. literally burned 70 death It
is supposed she had attempted 20 ksndle
. are with coal oil, but investigation
gave no proof Of that
A KEMARkABLE wedding took place in
Coyiugton, Ky, on the 18th Is was
that Of two old people Of Mount sterl-
ing. Ohio. who said they had eloped
The bridegroom was David Heath. who
vave his a-e as 81 years. and the bride
was Mary L HedTiek, who registered
ss q; years cid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFTr-secoNo CONGRESS-

~ to~ srr.fe. cu ths ssh. Anu.. Asu -.-..-
an An-ricsa r~xissry upo. to v-...,. !,
:. >ee&nsnip Co. vas p..---s h. . -.
~ r->oiutsnn vas stsopr--s .S~s.s-.
NE psym~nt cf TIE - zsf Ssn .r--n---..., !.
eao~taw and Cnsckas.- Tssssn,, -
~ y tSe pr-~@ie1t ----- In N. 49,. a.
% n.roor esll wss further at-ca-~-a-
- =. ps~d Fs~ hca-s thu r-o-
es-f~d visA business affecting IA, D,.,-,-. -
Colambtx ~ O'se'et %
IL the senate. % th- la<h. the hFTl q. -.
- coundari-s of Yefow.san~ pars r,.,.-..I
~ of me day vas tskea m IN -x.~u,,-.
In the hou>s <sr~r.i r-.,iu.,o-.
Hr pr1tine vsr,o1s g0vernr-nt r-r.crt. - :
efnd'nx TIE thirteenth aanr.l r-r.r, - ~.
sarveT. the fsh cnanf--i.a--1. p.
,or ~ and the lass report II tA~ bu-~.-
oa anim.i snsfnsfrr vrrr p.s~-d. ana N. h,r,..
then proc-<d~f 10 c-u-;sser the sa-.srx -,~sf -,
psopri.rsons hsil Mr.. Dinghy. Of M.ia-. -Io.s,.r
ths debate e''''nx
is tne s~nss-. % the ii,A. N. passage ~ IN,
rom me calendar occupied th- ssrn- ua,il .
eioex Ne rrnsirter ef IN. dsv t-~iux .-~-.
meh>cnfire session over th- Fr-n~A ~xtr.,ts-
es'n t.-sfy IN the hcu-e n. vhol- .>~~son
vas devoted 70 the further eon~sa-rrtsoo -
sne szadry civil bill The gsaer.l debate va,
closed
IL tho senate. ca the r,-h. ,h- n.v,l .---~-
n
ui sne CLAUSE 70 increase thu navy .ad f~- tA~
propo>ef new battle ships IA. r-.-h~f. -h-a
aieeuss'on on th-~ dispus~f matters IN. vs-t :
pcoed- and ta- senate v-as into executive -
sou In thsihou-- Consideration Of tA~ .ur
ary csv1i oth ~s< ooutina-i ah.sas t--usv- fr-
psg-s o-tnx covered Pro~i-ssn. fn--rs~f hv
tne eommtstrc on spprnprsztions that s-s,~b--
imported for us- II the lighthna-~ e~sshls-a
ment and the National nu--un .houhf h> al
miffed free Of duty v-r- .srirkrn cot on r,sur.
q order mad. By Mr.. Burruws. r-pubfs-.a. %
Alcnis7n- that they v-rs not s~rnsa~. asa not
reo1ce expenses and changed eri-si,x s~.
In the s-nase. on tbs f5sa. Senators ss-rnx,
and Cockr-h gave -mphafic warning axasn.,
tne prevailing extravsgaace Of spprupriafsnu-
Aessrs- ecrmsn and others mad. ,os.hl.
speecnes on the proposed sr~ndn~nss 10 the
naval appropriation bin for the coustn.an~- oe
the work Of reconstructing the navy In
tne nouse the ensir- asv vas srent in siIfhus-
ssrfns against private bsII vhich cane ov~ra<
diminished business from the srh and .h.r--
fore vas entitled 10 Consideration II vas n
hiil for the relief of the h~frs cf II ana
Charioetee X sibl-y ami has o~rupsssi the Mt
tentson OF ths hca,- for several successive
Fridays
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
sheaId seesrs . copyrtxhs.

LoSDoS, May 1.-THE Times made
an application yesterday before . Judge
In ehancsry for an nd interim in june
tion TO restrain the St James Gazette.
the tory evening newspaper. from trans
ferring 10 it's columns articles published
in the Times The complaint is made
specially on the reduction of eontribu-
tscas Of RGay=-d Eipl;ng. which the
St James Gazette had conveyed to its
columns almost bodily. The Times
argued that this appropriation Of its
article diminished its circulation The
St James Gazette pleaded that custom
iassised the course taksa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

The d-ash sentence for murder in the
frst degrve against Green Campbell.
eclor~d- cf birmingham Ala has been
eommutrd by Gov JcueS fo life inn
pri>p1m-nt- The vcrsiict ot the jury
was found On an indsetmeui charging,
him with the murder Of his wife. Mat
tie Campbell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
THE MgTHooisTs
Me>ts.g cf the Epa~~ep.~y Cemmtfte>-
Report ef the >ze Commtss~~-Ns More
hsss"v. Considered Necessary as Thh
Ttm~-

Time
OMAHA Neh.. May Is-At a meeting
OF the episcoPacy committee cf the gen.
eral ecnfcrrnee held yesterday after
noon. subcommittee brought in n RS
olutsou 10 the efsccs that the elec;i9n
OF Fnorc etShOp~ q, this conference was
not nevcSsary. No aetinn on this part
was taken farth-- than the mere az
eept.nc~ Gift
The second part cf the repnrt recorn-
mends that Episcopal residences b. ~
tahlished in Eurupe. Asia. at SEATTLE.
wash and at nesroit. Mich II also
recommends that the present residences
a. Topeka Cincinnati. Buffalo and
Fcrt Worth he .l-DtiShed. All the
bishops were heard on this proposition
and all agreed that such action would
b. to the detriment Of the church.
Several members % the Suhcpmmit-
fs~ pruseSsssf ~ have h~rn converted hv
the remarks Of the bishops and with
drrw the recommendation The mat
ter Of laying Gu, districts IF the rr<pe,--
'iv- bishops will not ~ disposed os un-
al the subcommittee ON eolorrsi bishops
rWrs1rrS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
THE APOSTLE OF LIBERTY
p~>fh ss M.rh ws-rsff aGA~m. Owe ~f IN.
E.rty SETTLERS sf Peoria FIl

FroEEA. III May mark Merrill
Aiken the hsst known Of all Peurias
e@riy settlers. passed to his final rrst
just a. the dawn broke over the city.
u nele Mark as everyone here called
hiEn. was never married. and for almost
half century attended 10 she work Of
his own apartments He was born in
i-os in New Hampshire. and for many
years in New York was the employer II
Horace Greeley. who solicited job print
ing for little establishment in which
the two were partners The decreased
was in every sense philanthropfSs,
th"ugh never worth more than when &c
diesi-ahout ssa.oOo- He had been ad-
mired and respected by every man.
woman and child in this city since he
came here TO reside in the thirties. Col
Ingcr<all christ-ned him years axo The
Apostle Of Librrty-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

CHICAGO. May 1s--Nrs IdzT Sehick.
Of this city. Is trying to secure the
amount of a promissory note given years
ago. with interest. from DR. Cyrus r.
iced the Messiah Of the College of
Life in this city. On May . attach
ment proceedings were commenced.
The note. for si4S. was executed in favor
OF Mrs Schiek's father in 1884. when
the two families lived in Svrzcuse NY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
SOUTHERN cIEaNINGS.


The following story was rcccn;iv tel
~Er@Phed sron Milan. Tenn. 20 the S.
Louis Gloh---D~mocr.t
sstih~r. Morvs-. aad surv~T-r. ra~t wtfA I.
sartllsnx srcss~nt ss the oli PARKER farsn. mar
h>-- kstar-tzx - ais soua< Ia skis efty ah-sat
d1sk. - bard ~rv-aru- srd rrses - nzaryi~r is
susnx frum The PARKER hsa@~ Hsxsklv ai.-
mcunt1z<. ~ ~zsrr~d an.i hss~ii a thr1ii4ar
st<as- ht-s Clara Boyd. ns~a- = Parker. vss
ssruxxas< vita fark~r- He BAD cAsk~i h-r
sntE sh> 49, htark IN tAs fss-r. .asf wuuht -r,a
hsve ktlie~f her. Morris raxssst tc To- <irl's
stsfs,r~. sn9 sfter . Desperate stra<xi.. n
wash - wss hsiiv cut uttA o p~rkutf-. suc
e~~si~d n @vsrrc~-rtax The fr~u1t-t rsazL
Nith TIE as-1sta.r~ q fA- xfri Psrksg wss 80
esr-iy huaad Ms B-TS .fat-<s that Parker.
~nn - r~txssus e-sns. ssi fcr @s<a~ ttra>
se~n erosasitnx ever se~ hs~rrfrsarn % thrtss .
er,arffrtos. szt hsf rseaStrarsssf . rast~ iru--s
ftru cf @ crus.L H~ toid Axr she rnu-t - asss~-t
IN th- wrS-s % .sve sh~ wsrid AMI hss f~~ shss
trz<iv assistance q Morris thu b~sastf1 sri
wuuhf ha~~ hs-ra mursl~r-st
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
SIXTY PERSONS DROWNED
BY the WRECK Of . Large Lumber Raft On
the Danube River.

VIENNA, May IA great lumber
raft. carrying 100 men, women and
children who lived on board dur
ing the trip down the river, went
to pieces on snags near Brody. in
Galicia. during q high wind yester-
day All on board were thrown into
the river Sixty were drowned. The
rest elung To logs and boards from the
raft until help reached them from the
shore About forty Of the bodies have
been recovered. and have been laid side
BY side on the river hank Scores of
men are out in boats dragging the river
for the other bodies The raft was de-
fectively constructed and the owners
will be prosecuted.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19
RELICS OF DICKENS

feaad Dzrtnx the Demoltfiaa ef the
ffsnt~rs' Hsas~. 81 Louis
M LoCrs. May IA dorm OF more
sheets of paper. dusty and torn. covered
with scratched notes and sentences. evil
dently notes and mznuscrip, written BY
Charles Dickens. and intended for his
American Notes were found by
workman assisting in I'll. wreckinx os
the old Planters hou>e
One page, which is almost word foe
word with the printed book. reads-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

An imprvmpsn ssrrct duel o-rcurr~d
h~twe~n Charles Owens and John r.
John~aa az Frankfort. Nv Owens was
shot shrsuxh the t-osiy and dangerously
woaasisst. JussSr W. l. Jetts and An
thony Lsarh. two byStandcrS. were
shot, sh~ latter through the groin and
Jud-~ JettS through the left hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

The Louisiana legislature arprOpri-
a,ed sic.eeo emergency fund for the
Fifth louisiana i~vec district. and the
police jury 81 Madison parish appru-
rriRt~si o.. oco for the sane fund. Never
was AID Hore Timely. for the dfS.rsc.
was cut II funds and the situation high
" critical along iss 80 miles Of l~xre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

|AIFH 4 PAIGE. late cashier of the
ksTille lOl national bank. sen
r. for ten years for forging a SAL
ssss On the Importers and Traders
'nal hank of New York city, was
|Esea a, the state prison at Colum-
n the 10th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

Col Bushyhead- delegate to the Bsp-
tist convention being held in Atlanta.
Ga, died there Col Bushyhsad was
an ex-chief Of the Cherokee Indians OF
the North Carolina reservation He
was cousin of the famous BaShy head.
chief of the CheroLecsN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

Elijah Chesr~rs was hanged in Ware
county. ia. for the murder of Sheriff
Culp~Ppcr. who was attempting To ar
rrst him Coleman Wilson. who nur-
derrd u. r. Adkins, n w~ll-known husi-
nesr man. in MeTluTy county. was also
hanged Roth men were negroes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

A isyear-old daughter ~ John Hen
~. who lives in Cable e',unty. ia. was
burned to death at her fathers house =
few day. since. She was ironing at the
time and attempted 90 yet hos iron
fr-sn the fir-- A. she did \ can IL
oil exploded On the hearth by her se;-
ting her clothing on fire. sud burning
her horribly in n few sccondS She
fingered few hours in grsat agony
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

FosE lseRAHAx. in the supreme
nsf New York. rendered decisions
ee suit brought by Baron Blanc
las bis wife and the wife's suit
|ai the Litifuge Manufacturing Co.
ae Eth In both cases the Judge
1er N favor of the baroness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

Eitsienne nr>champs was hanged In
the parish prison at New Orleans. for
the nsurIer of Julictte Di~tSch over
three wears a-,s For norc than thrrsr
years he eScspssi the -allovss by simuiat-
ing insanity Twice his ca>sr was before
the p@rsicuinz hard. and hcth tim~> y
refusal so interfere with the sentence
was tho reSuit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

Maj Tillman. defsultinx cashier ~
the Falls CITY national hank Of Louis
vile. NY. haS arranged 10 settle hy
paying over the amount charged agains;
him for frauduIen,ly using ssS.oea
placed in his charge as fund in trust
for Mr.. Alexander. wealthy widow.
This will rrli~vc him of ali s-riou> dan
ger of prosecution should he rrturn 20
Louisville
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

The residence of Capt Thomas Major.
Of CIsrksville. Tenn. was burylarize,i
recently while the family was at the
theater- The robbers Se,rurr,i consid-
cradle money and lot Of valuable<.
also the purse of Miss Bettie Burke. Of
Caaiix XIV. who was 4 guest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

The trial Of lambert " Goldsmith.
the Louisville Ky drummer. for kill
ing Robert Skillnzn. has becn post
poned until June l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

eaker laid before the house, on
sA communication from the
-! o. the interior, submitting an
&C o' deficiency in the appropria-
y army and navy pensions for
a''ent nseal year of s1.ss4, ,3ss. and
rssaaing that this deficiency be
nom an unexpended balance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

& ID Thompson. superintendent of
education in Lauderdsle county. Miss.
while intoxicated fell into n creek and
was drowned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

John Garvin. the third and last victim
of the notorious Duher-t;arvIn fight.
which occurred in Louisville. Nv. died
at the city hospital in tha, place. max
ing the sixteenth murder since Janu-
ary /
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

lx 4 R SFoFFoRD. wife of the L.
|rsza Of congress. died in Washington
zezmonia. on the f1th, after a
Ks Illness She was a native of
tzchuseits. but has lived in WASH
kgn since 1862.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

sEzAr lumber raft. carrying 100
su~ men women and children. who
@ bard during the trip down the
lsnuhe. was wrecked on snags
Sroty' in 6alicia. during a high
"a the 10th. and sixty of those ON
n we're drowned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

ln reat bridge across the Missis-
river at Memphis, Tenn, was
F,lv opened. on the 18th. in the
I<as Of one of the largest crowds
ever assembled in any city OF the
b Senator Voorhees, delivered the
q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

Sister Lucy, mother superior of ST
GATHERINGS female academy at Lexing-
ten. KY. for the past thirty years. died
suddenly at the academy recently, aged
6s wears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-19

ku TIrkish minister of public works
krques.ed the porte to address q cir
kro the provincial authorities in
b. them to send samples of their
he and industrial products for the
szro fair.