Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-12

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

AskkE n every prpts1 oEiftv that for
the 6r~t time n the hi<.orT Of fh~
United States n woman viii hc dele
gate 70 \ ratSonzl eonvsrtion- and
Wyoming viii have the honor Of in
aE<urating the custom NFSs Edaa
Schultz and Mrs. F5sseiia Elliott II
Cheyenne are eanddases for the posi-
tion Of delegate 10 the republscan n4-
tioasl eonventioa at Minneapolis
Five ECSDEzD school children con
nccted with the Vaughn grammar
school IN kensiEgtcn- q PhiladelphIz
suburb. went on strike, On the Ii BE-
cause a new principal had been placed
in charge of the school
A Nos entered the harber-shop of
Prank ]. yStoris at Oshkosh Wis. on
the evening Of the I'd. and tarred and
feathered him For several weeks the
Chicago Sunday sun has had seurrilous
articles on prominent citizens of Osh-
kosh. the authorship of which was
traced to victoris, and to which he con-
fessed-
JAMES T. SINGLETON and Mrs Eliza
A. Singleton were married at Muncie,
Ind, on the Sd Mr.. and Mrs Single
ton are nearly 20 years of age and lived
together as husband and wife until
about twenty years ago, when they
were divorced Since then It was gem
orally supposed that the old gentleman
was dead. but ne returned and not
much time was spent in arranging mat
tiers in satisfactory manner
FRANK V ERATKY. a real-estate deal
er from Whoo. who had been taking
treatment at the biehloride of gold cure
institute at Blair, Neh-- since April Il.
committed suicide. on the 3D. By throw
ing himself in front of the Black Hills
passenger train on the Elkhorn rail
road
ANNA DICKINSON. reformer- politician
lecturer and pioneer in the wornans :
rights movement was reported On the
Cd, to be dying al the Fifth Avenue
hotel. New York city DR. Goldthwalt-
the hotel physician had slight hopes OF
his patients recovery
ALMr. the murderer Of Christie War
den. was taken TO Plymouth y H. on
the I'd. where argument i To - had on
his motion for a nex trial cu the zround
that he was not IN court when SRI
tenced to death
JAMES l. woIoorT- Of Dover, WAS aP-
pointed chancellor Of Delaware ou the
Sd 20 succeed the late Willard >auEs-
bury
Ms RRrpsEr EIIxABETH " ALSH- wife
of a Chicago tesmstsr- was murVser~'f-
On the ID. bv her husbands nephew.
Thomas Walsh and the body mufIl1ted
In n manner more horrible than the
mutilations Of any Of the NhI'eenApei
victims The murderer WAS arrested
and confessed
RosrKr n. FowLEk- Of the Anglo
American Provision Co. died- on the
ID. in London of typhoid fever Mr.
Fowler was born In the neighh-orhood
of ReIfaSt. Ireland and Was about -
wears old His fortune Is estimated At
81 500, coo
REPRESENTATIVES SPKIySEK- Chairman
,r-<;ded AZ the meeting Of the house
WAYS and means committee on the 3D.
for the first time IN several months
H-R GuIISPIE- a wslEknOwn mine
operator Of Aspen. Cox Vas PAD s-Se--
GOO IN money and mining shares, On the
ID. bv j. J. Hsgerman % eonFrolHiiSe a
suit against the latter for niS<e 7rese y a
ton
Nrx yrrroRrA CLAFLIN-WooDzULL-
N,rrrx i now In Chiczxo with her
hu<bana- John Bs6dulph Martin one
~ tie weaIrhiess private bankers IN
England. and a member q The rosAI
80. ui<s;ou APPOINTED hy the queen 10
axe charge Of the English exhibits a.
,h~ Worlds fair next year- Lazy
cook viseountess of Nonsesarze nee
Cl.6u. : N charge also While Ms
Martins young daughter, Zaa HaaH
Wooahzn- i in New YORK Ms Ma
sin says Il s matter Of Prop1es, =
whseh she firmly believes. that she = 20
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