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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
NOTICE.

al persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any Of the crew OF the follow
ing vessels: y rwegian barks ZANRAK, FA-
NORII, ELEANOR, HAFRSFJORD and Italian
bark CIAMPA EMILIA, as no debts of their
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masters or CHR. G DAHL a Co.
Consigness.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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County gives Cleveland % majority z-d
Mallory, for couZrzss, 100. \ Tsry Hz1.
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divided between the democrats and third
party. The town IL Wild tonight over ths
national election.
HEAVY BETITES AT oCALA
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ticn Of ClsvslzDd SoEcs did no. z home
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vas lively. Ire Ciegslz-1 democrats were
full Of enthusiasm and nerve, and t1s
money put up exceeded any ventures in
thai line il the history OF Ocals- One party
let s., so on Cleveland. The money. now
ever, was put Up IN checks that now ,uru
cat % have 10 monsy in bank. The town
% day vas full Of country people hearing
tue returns The telegraph Oflcs has been
besisSsd all day long. Democrats kept say.
ing, the news y almost too gOoI 70 %
trus' TIE democracy Will hold q Dig jolli-
hcation nesting in few days
COLUNBIA's COUNT COMPLETE
LAKE CITY, Fla, NOV. e-Coiumb ia
county's complete rs.uras are: Cooper,
dem, I55: Mann, third party, 4@5; CIevs-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
THE cAMpAfGE OF EDUCArfJv

The democrats here. ike tie democrats
elsewhere. ses IN the over nhslminz victory
Il their party triumph If their princl.
pies, especially tariff reform. The cam.
paign Of education begun by President
Cleveland in his former administrator
against the protests OF the time servers and
tho react!onary pollticiansiof his own party,
seems 70 them % have justified italf
already, u . y nothing OF the future.
They are naturally especially gratifed thct
President Cleveland Is for the first time 20
have a real opportunity. through the a.
operation u IA houses Of cong reas. 70
sfEDCdy dem cratic principles in legislati 10.
Inc TACT that hlE efforts o improve or re-
lAtons with foreign powers will not be
ttawh tsd by hostile Senate. as ;hsy were
psi2Fe, gives Them inIcl Ba.lsfaction.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
A SUDDEN RISE.
Corn and wheat. Not TO he ousa,,- nv
the Rivers Take . Ri.tax Tara snd Ad-
vance sharply Depressing weather.
Conditions Throughout the Northwest

Corn and WHEAT. Not to he ousa~n~ nv
the Rivers Take . Kistsx Tara .nd Ad-
vance sharply Depressing weather
Conditions Throughout the Northwest
CHICAGO. May 3o--May corn sold for
81 cents on the board of trade-nearIv
seven cents above the opening price
and closed one cent below the hivhes.
point That for July delivery also adj
vaneed 81 cents There was a sharp
rise on May, June and July corn and
wheat. the result of the frost and snow
storm scare; and the highest prices Of
the day were nearly all reached At the
close of the session. The advance in
wheat was something over , cents
The alarming reports and rapid ad-
vance of the market created stampede
among shorts in corn and wheat. and
there was a general rush TO cover.
Partridge and Cudahy were among the
first to buy. and no attempt was made
to disguise the strong bullish tendency
of trade.
And for the bears this was not the
worst of il all, for the best puste,I
manipulatOrs on the floor expect TO see
prices steadily advance for some time
yet
Dispatches from Minneapolis reported
icieles nine inches long and snow. The
weather map and advices from So Vim
cent reported the thermometer at IS
degrees, while information frusn all
over the west showed cold, rain. snow
and sleet to be prevailing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
CURRENT TOPICS.
The NEWS IN BRIEF.
FlFTY-SEcoNo CONGRESS

IL the s-nate. on TIA ls.h -
.eNAsastea exc-ps .zch ~ wa fu-ss....f :. 80
x--s ssfF@oes q ths late John R.-h.-,- !.
sS IN tn> ho1ss The -~~,yo. -. =
.~tEupt>1 ~ tse t7ner1l s~rr41~. ~ - -.
sens1or harooar. the r-pr-s~z,.s,rs. -
20 tn- senate chamber h@.s.,4 -
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ovll e'li. aai covered ten pax~, - ~,-,-.s...y,
VI sas waossaai then aasourn~a
II he seEass. on th. I.fa. IN. rr--.,, a..
.H o. TIE nsvy. iscl1tiiax u, h.,,l- -,
e@To"s defense u-o3itor ESht e-u,.m-. -,
teso opa,s. vas practically approved h.
ses' vote OF ID 70 u Mr. AIIisoa mas .....
rns1t sno~tog tha: before the e.-.I 49, .-,s.,
eas .'n<ng fInd would he prorSi~l ,,r ,rI
neeur1i exreocitures ne, aat thar. ,-c-,Is -. :
haianes OF sssaaoeso in ~. t-...
we so1se the s1ndry civil appro,-f,tso,. Nm
"As furtnsr Considered bu, little urDy-~.,
NNs n11e. tcs session being cDuszuef in -
sons1 statements. and a affuI aai Il tr-,~. IN.
.a<iaoss debate on the clauss relating - ,sr,h.-
oepredations on puhlsr land.
II The senate. o. ths 18Th. ii. u,-I .-,-,-
rriatSon btli. with all the senass ar,.nsr,.,,,.
.n.1e.-osttis ship. do1ble-tGrret-,i monitor
iSUr nx1r-drasr cruisers ani ssx t-ru-~to 49,.
was pss-~d By voss % a 70 I. = -.
no1se srotser day vas d~voss-. TO Tn. .u-s-x
eisA essA- ta- items q survey for rubsi~ tx.a.
ana ths Sppru7rtztSoa for topo,x-zrhs- sr-~--.
beng tae enly clauses rhs-h were uuss-r A.
bate The western members mai. es-,.-. -.
a1sSc-~ss'ai a7V>ais for irrisztSou .arv~r. ars
W. eNsrer1e western cuzEsez=-zsz z=.---=-s--s q,
n1Elrs the appropriation % slelGD for u.bss-
~an surveys tacrrase3 % S50eU
IN TIE senate on tae 18th. bv sh-~~ ko,u-..
hsPt work every item on the eixAtv-t~o
printed pages Of the river and hasbor biII -zs
cousirteret and all the committee. .rr.nd-,~a..
were adopted. vhea further discussion VA.
p"-tpooed- In the eourSe Of the debate .ora.
inssrasfiTs facts were stated a. to the operation
OF TIE contract clause Of the bill -. In n.
nouse ensre was an attempt made bv the fr~x
SILVER raen 70 rally to the support OF Mr. Bland
soo desired 10 have thu silver bullion to =,
purchased and that now in the TREASURY coined
into sass - dollars. tas cost to Be paid for ont Of
tae se1sniorzss 10 the government, which ths
chair ruled cut Of order
IN thu senate. on the c1sh. the river and h.r
Cor ball Vas PASSED. without opposition. and
cent To conference with tbs hou-- In IN. form
N Shich it passed the bill carries about s5aosl
less than ths hous@ bill The remainder OF tho
day was spent IN Passing unovpo-si bills on
the c1sen1ar In the house twenty page. Of
the suE4-y civil appropriations bill were xon.
over point Of Orsler raised by Mr. Eilgyr-
ttem-. T=xl against the proposed selection Of
a site In Washington for a statue 10 Gen
sherm<n give rise 20 several patr5o.s-
speecb>s- An evening session was held for III.
cCusllzrari3u Of rrTv.r@ r.susSo-, hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Mrs SARAH RoTHscHTLp, the Oldest
woman in Chicago. celebrated the IO4th
anniversary Of her birth on the nd
The list Of the victims OF the terrible
" eek which occurred on the Cotton Belt
Railroad on the 21th near Goldman, has
increased 20 nine dead. 50 far recovered
A HEAVY and destructive hail and
wind storm swept over the country east
Of TasweIl. Ind, on the 2ls,, destroying
great amount OF wheat, grass and
other growing crops
Snow to the depth FIVE inches fell in
New York, New hampshire. Connecsi-
cut. Massachusetts, and Vermont on the
aist-
The State Department has been in
formed that Spain has removed the re-
striction on the importation Of Ameri-
can pork into that country.
A coLD, drilling rain. seasoned With
hail and snow. prevailed AZ Monmouth.
Ill. on the Goth The ground WAS COW
cred with = wintry mantle
The Senate on the 2Osh passed \ bill
granting = pension OF so 4 month 70
George W. Jones, s. years OF age, now =
resident OF Dubuque. Ia, and formerly
a Senator OF the United States. in con-
sideration Of services rendered By him
As drummer boy in the war Of isI2-l4.
and as aide-de-camp to Gen Dodge in
the Black Hawk war Of Is5s-
GUATEMALA kilograms announce \
terrible drouth. a scarcity Of provisions,
a smallpox epidemic, and a bad outlook
for the crops Over 100 families have
been made homeless by Gre in the city
of Tehautepec-
ApvIcEs from Key West are to the
effect that Cara is positively in that
city, but be is being kept in hiding
pending the receipt Of authentic infor-
nation from the Mexican officials as TO
the reward for bis capture
A JOINT resolution prosposing an
amendment. 20 the constitution making
the term Of Office Of President and Vice
President six years instead Of four, and
making a Presiden. ineligible for re-
election, has been reported 70 the Sen
ate. The change is TO take effect March
I, 1897
MRs. CLARA II. PALMER died at St
Paul, Minn., on the 2oth. the result Of
starvation Several months ago her
husband, the Rev. Frank W. Palmer,
resolved not 10 eat. aud in due course Of
time died Mrs Palmer also took 70
fasting. sa1 szo survived the Eegims
ssTsssi weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

JAMES BksELNAS, Of Covington. ani
J. C. Nichols, of Madison County, white
men, have been sentenced 10 ten years
each in the Detroit penitentiary for
handling counterfeit money. Sanders
White, colored. gets the same time foE
mail robbery.
WILLIAM KNIGHT. who on December
IS, 1891. murdered Nike Shea, . section
boss on the Louisville. New Orleans a
Texas Railway, at AuguillA. Sh2rkey
County, py.d the death penalty for his
crime a. Rolling Fork last week The
grand jury indicted him during the pass
February term of the Sharkey County
Circuit, and he was promptly tried and
convicted. and sentenced 10 be hung on
the cath day of March. but his attorney
took an appeal to the Supreme Court,
and there his case was affirmed
MAJ. A. p. BAKsY. one of the Oldest
citizens OF Copiah County. and in Isss
her Representative in the Legislature.
died n Haslehurst last week. He had
been Treasurer Of the Masonic Grand
bodies more than thirty years
TEE impression which has gone out
that the recent Legislature passed an
act making June 8. jefferson Davis
birthday. legal holiday. and in view Of
which several localities. notably Colum-
bus. - preparing 70 celebrate and OBJ
serve the coming Sd Of June. is errone-
Gus Mr.. Vardaman introduced such =
bill on Wsshington's birthday. and IL
passed the House, bat IL failed &C pass
tae sensfs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

fAhar~- fsr the week. Etc.
NV YORK. May si--R- q. Dun a
20 weekly review of trade savS.
The srSss foods s.-soa.sy iat-r-uv. ,r~s.
s"1ey = ev~rywh~r- IN izrrs suzrgy .af nxAs
e<7And Coii~<sso1s are cnlv z-.a.txs.--o~v
~aer~ the bad wsstn~r Delays af~.rshatsan an4
srsu~nents, AZ Bo~toa trrts~ = usnr~ arsir~
particularly n hroe. n-e .A.s~. .nd raRz-r
xooe. Phtls1slphks soses f.fr tr.ss~ n ary
ss.. ssns. srcsis~at erc~pt wish the .oa,k: zuor-
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far demand srr eaAsh-f r~,-
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lmprovtn< tr.is m xia-@l TrHi~ - fair IN
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osn-rs Esasas ahezi far cars AMI rsfrruas sap
pi'-s ssd cigar naxk~r- .t Cyn-inza.f =-~ ksz<r
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= n-avy- femant exr~~Iizx szr-iT Trzf- a
SoEsso egzais last y-~r1s. s.4 pro~p~-s- are
eoe-sterst hrixhs n sptss of fs-.1s Bzssu~s.
- Ni1rsas"lss snf So Pnzi 10 greatly r~s.rSs~.f
y eai ~esss~r- sri as Sc L1ais razrh d.
fr~--esi ~ the foosis IN te> xr~sf rivers sesz<h
ssron< Kansas CssY tr~t> /. hk--
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sesvT. AMI ss OMAHA tras~ /. v~ry saesf
n Sruc-rfes AMI hsr,iwar2 srf improving
N arT foods ard -ha-s Iztrvw-rn1a. = si.ss
sc a. Denv-r IN spite of tA~ wessh~r A; Tt
u knc< trade = par.lv--t By IN. s,s.s.. A
Loaasvsile fair IN srttr of ~. .~ashrr. az N~rs-
rnas nns irrprOved AMI a. Sa.Ariii. aun At
~ orieans trate - far vita essstsn in hstt-r
mani ard 1rut-r. AMI at SavanaxA thra<h
~ = iAlisrx- pru-F--cts are favorRbb~- Br~a.l
.ea1. nsre advanced. storms giving sEs-=.=-
r. ior rH~e thsir eAan-e. Cn-e~ has NJ
'aarsd hAf e~1t- II. tn1ury - eostoa in
soafh-rn valleys has b~-s 20 ao wfsA th- rf-- q
. st1te~rtn N PRIV tAaz the cov~rsnx q sz-e..u-
tssiv~ .aI~-
The great tzfzssrs~~ a-s f-llv a. .-sf~- a.
u-1al ss thi- acasoo. thcs<h pri-~- ARE remark
aniy sow- Tne trun hzssns~s y dis.tnstly more
srtsVe. sish lzrx~r t-s1sscrkrns In AT xrzgss
teouxh I'rts'-s DO not improve az all Th~r~ !.
s,iil sosze prsSszrr 20 sell Inferior xrasi~s q
psx- hz. the b.st~r brad. are ..roux. rou-
s1r1pttlo <zi1iax up1a th- sup2Sy .urs ssnrks
olaaiai-hinx No improvement - -.~~r IN bar
OF Pate iron. bat there = r.or~ life IN -srus--
,1rai frs'1- ansi many corskterzhbs orri~rs have
been placed Rails ssxxnan. bzve-z bs.-
t2S - % barry 20 ray the eonbsnatsna prsr..
lAs dif'sreur-s IN bIfitia< trsi@s sloas sem
!" rr~v~nf a really unprecedented d@raszi
Tor structural tro1 snd other rna:erszI. Rua-
n~r roosts are tn Arg~ demand The deunsnsf
Tor boots szsi slso--s kts msch Ez<r-zs=-i ssn-s
tn~ taH1-r~ resolved N h---~a their easpat Nnst
leaiAer = ssroe<~r vhile hsI~- sr~ dal
IEs hrstn~-s fSslurps c.,rur-1nx thruaxA.lzr
the eo1u,ry during 'h= hs-s seven lsvS ruuah..-
tor TIE nltsd Sszte=. tsn kusf foe Canals Y or
'os4 cf TX. A. compared wiz IL tkss
week and go th> week pr-vsoss 70 the Aa-s
ana d Ter tne eorrs-po1aiiax w-e< ot nsss y.zr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26

Jackson. May eo--C;ov- Stone today
issued the following notice relative TO
the direct tax due Numerous citizens Of
Mississippi: "All persons having
claims as original payers. or zs heirs.
devisee. leyatee. OF agent Of such orixi-
raj payer agzins. the State Of Missis-
sippi By act ct Congress. approved
March =. fs2i. for distribution to the
persons entitled thereto. are hereby
notified 20 cone forward or sezi their
claims and make proof thereof, and file
them with thc Governor Of the State Of
Mississippi for registry in his ofilce-
Blanks foe claims aud proof, and al
other information desired. will be fur
nished on application 20 direct tar COM
mission. Jackson. Miss, OF l. H. Nall.
CLERK Of the commission Notice Is fur
tker given that the commission created
By the act approved March l. is99. will
proceed on MOnday. the sd day OF
August. 1900, 20 pass uPoa and deter
mine all claims fled 10 tha. date in
Orde- Of registration
There are several thousands Of these
direct taxpayers scattered all over the
State, but the principal portion are in
the counties of Hin1s. Warren and
Adams
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-26
CAPT. W. p. EGAN.

Various Rumors Anoat Concerning the
Disappearance af Capt Exan from Chi
e>ee-The Police Engaged In Ch..lax
Down Cfews of yarioas KInds-The story
Of Two Little Girls
CHICAGO. May 2f--Tnnumerable re-
ports are being circulated about the
disappearance Of Capt p. W. Egan on
the 10th instant. and scarcely an hour
passes without a new story waiting
into police headquarters When the
case was first brought fully To the no.
tice Of the police department. detee-
tives were detailed On the work of To-
eating. fpossible, the missing man, and
the force has been increased until at
present = dozen officers are engaged in
tracing the truthfulness of the dozens
of rumors
Yesterday morning = story came from
Willow Springs TO the effect that on an
evening about the time Of Capt Egan's
disappearance two little girls of VIII
low Springs had seen two men drag the
body of third into n willow eopse and
remain there until after the girls had
left Their description of the PROSTATE
man tallies partially with that Of Egan
and the matter is being investigated.
Last evening. T. W. Egan. son Of the
missing man. arrived from his home at
Cleveland and with Capt Keith. joined
in the search for his father. Young
Egan spent the afternoon in the neigh
borhood Of the stock yards, unsuccess-
fully attempting 70 learn where his
father had spent $500 he had with him
on the last day he was seen
Mrs. NJ. ID. Vale. an Omaha clairvoy-
ant. located the missing captain in
Omaha A letter received from her by
Postmaster Sexton, yesterday, was
turned over TO the police