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Seutf1 : @merifanern gebilbet, Inn bic
8ouberneurs : &anbibatur George
@larfs su unterftiBen unb NntbeiI an
benz politif6en 2ebem bes @ountp au
nebmen. prdfi6ent 1T $. 8ebrens;
gice : prdfibenten, $. Martin unb s..
u. S6uma6er; Sefretdr, 8. s..
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Columbia 9eisbts.

Sic auBerorbentli6 niebrigen preife
BON $40 unb $15 per Got auf ben be-
liebten Columbia 9eigbts gelten nur
bis gum
80 ittwO6 d, ben 16. Mdra '92.
Spdter perben biefe 2ots nidt unter
$50 nnb SIS perfauft merben. 5predt
Dor ober i9idt Cure Nuftrdge Elm.
gbas. 8. 9ignowitp,
No. Sfs6outonfraBe.
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Jrei fir 2eioembe.

aIe, Die an ben GoIsen iusenbli&er Ser
irrunsen leiben: 8erluit Ser Mannbarfeit,
finfenbe &raft sefdIe&tIide Rraufbeitem,
Strifturen, Syphilis unb bic bieIen 9ehens
frantbeiten, trelhe bic Splsen bieier fdredli.
den nnreselmaBisfeiten iinb, erbalten tie o.
fenfret-senauea ugaben, mie f,e
IT'D felbt 3u Saufe furiren f5ns
tpenn fte an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 1924 Market Str,
San Francisco, CAL, iareiben.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt guren Dollars boppelten Mertb.
8om @6neiber gena6te $25 9errens
Nnai9e fiji 1925
Som 59neibei geua6te Beinfleiber
pertb $3.50 ieEt S.. Wir baben
pafenbes fiir Seben unb ~repariren ein
Sabr fo tenrei. $50. 200 Cons
merees, @de NaparrosS traBe.
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@om Spnneaai1fs gun, Gpnmcr>
itatergatg.
Sin san5er Sag erfpart.

&eiien6e BON Seras mad ct. 2onis
unb Dfli4en @tabten fonr1et1 sm0lf
9tunben Gabr5eit iparen, pen1 iie
ibre Biaette iiber bic rSron Mountain
&oute", faufen. Sic baben biei bic
feinen puIman Buffet 56Iafpagen ;
bic ansge5ei6neten &eelining @bair
Cars, @ige frei. Meaen. Gth3elbeiten
menbet gu6 an Sno s. 2emis, pafas
&c : Mgent, Mnfth1, Seras.
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ym StoQte WQine, mo Bic

= SIM Staate Maine, mo- bic puri,
tanii6en Spinneipeben nod in alien
gden fteden, mo es al8 Gerbre6en
gilt, einem 9uritigen ein @las Giber
gu rei9en, beitebt aud nod bic S6ulb=
bait. Der Bangor Wbis" tbeilt ben
6aa zines 70 Sabre alien Mannes nit,
Der i6on spei Sabre i'm @efdngniB
fibt, weil er cine S6ulb BON $50 ni6t
besablen fann.
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ar Morsan Ctr STD,
tern unb MiIb : Oeppt
Sripino : 5traBe, stnif6en Main unb
Militdr plaaa. SIeif6, Semitic,
@efliigel ftets at 9anb gu ben niebrigz
fen Marftpreiien. poittartet1 perben
fur 8eiteIungen gratis bertbeilt. 9eles
pbon 81. Mae Muftrdge perben prompt
ausgefubrt. Gren6 & 60.
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g n t.

Gin gutter 9eutider nebft Grau, anf
elmer tleinen &an6 unb Garm nabe
Der Stabt. Naes tpirb geliefert. Cine
quite 9elegenbeit fir ben ridtisen
Mann.
9oob & Daugbertp,
No. Ii OF : 0ouitom @traBe.
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Sir be,t garmenal!

Seine Masfen Mnaige finb
gu biligen Preifen gu bermietben BEL
9eneI & @eebe,
go. 20 unb 81 Commerce : StraBe
cine Sreppe bod.
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Tram Mntomie Gutenberg, @iez
er 8 amensS 9neiberin, emz
fi9 ben geebrten 9ameu GUT Nnz
,ertigung a1er &pfiime Md ben teuez
ten Moben auf bas @leganteite unb @ez
'9madbpnte. observation-disclosures 34.
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ag Sir s1tes Sols, ribtig genet
len unb prompte 8ebienung tpenbe
man ft6 an bic Carr Woob 60.
1893.
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- Nnsiise Bel panepaf & Sobm
befeat ober fertig gefauft, iiben pie art>
gegoien. Sertige Sa6en merben to-
itenfrei paHenb gema1t.
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0ie 9mmiet @ppb So.

perfauft MeNaiiter, Snbian Serritorb
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 9ol5 gu
per @orb unb gebadtes 9ol5 gu
$3.50. Ollie Muftrdge tuerben prompt
ausgefibrt. Selepbon8 81.
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aaas lit Los nit ,Mmmtaer 20 ga

Dies lift bic Summer bes beffen pai=
iagier5uges, Der bon ct. 2ouis aus
mad benz Often fdbrt. ST lduft iiber
bic ganbaliaz2 inie unb 1T unter Dem
Namem rpennfplpania Special" be-
tannt. Soliber @eftibul bonn Mnfana
BIG au @nbe. @r bef0rbert n u /
paagiere erfter aIaffe,
Wenbet gu9 an Gbe8brouab,
. anbalias2ini 81. 2omis.
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sDr s.. Nciblbpfers 9prolerzs dn>
ger in S6ol5' @arten. 6eute Mbenb
uttb morgen Ra6mittag unb Nbenb.
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Wer ei1ett guten @6ub biIIig
faufen min, gebe su paneoat&
Sphn. q
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Die faibionablen Dunlap, anor
nno Stetion 9iite fnbet man Bel pans
coat & Sobn.
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&amipm's Del 3pnapaanie.

8renn> unb S9mier=O Dele, @aioline &c.
Office: gde 8uena giitaz unb Salabos
@traBe. Selepbon $50. 1856.
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- 9ie befen Oberbembe1, Inter
5eug nnb Soiletten . Mrtifel bel g a ne
& Sobi.
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@eb trte GpIb usb nidt rrentser pertbppa wte baS
eele MetaH IL Or. Bun's 9ufen : Gprnp, has ers
arobte, ssf4atte CUTE nmittel Fer Reasett. Erets 25
Gents.
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Wene bentf6e 2lpptbefe.
& %. 3alteber, 800 on Spu.
ftpn &trafe.

Die 9erren M. & %. 9aIteper, erz
fabrene apotbefer unb gbemifer, ba>
ben in No. 800 Ofs9oufonftraBe cine
Seutf6e Ipotbefe etablirt. Sic Ser
rem fibren ielbftoerftdnbli9 Elm boles
2ager bon Sroguen aler Dirt, patents
mebi3inen, Soilettenartitel etc. unb ipers
ben befonbers Der &eeeptur ibre 6aupts
aufmerfiamfeit i6enfen. 8eibe finb
in ibrem SADIE i'm Ner6en, fopie in
9euti6lanb ausgebilbet norben.
9Ottoren pab ! 9ebmet Sees
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@rnno Gigemtbmttt.
.Qldn enpermdlters Derfauf.@

l1eber 81 100000 @ranb<e 6 sentbum, tn Gan antOnio nns iOiort
pettarit peroea; Der sanse gefs pro tt Sbdlen umb Orunbftiden
%angeboten, mte fe Der 8dufer wanldt+ Grpbe, gut eingertdtee Brausrst
NIT eutenn abias BON 9ter; nett unter bent aptnltden Wertbe+
%@usgebebntes Druderet, nnb lttbOsrapbides @tabltfement, welaes
BITE bette &unof daft tint Snbwefen tat.
0utgelegene Gefadftsbdufer unb @runbfnde unb Baupldtt tn
ber 0lttte unb in ben aubentbdlen Der @tabt. G,ru6e auswabl+
@ebnltae Sffrten iib nte sOrber semudt wprben+
REAGAN HOUSTON, Maa~fienberpalter.
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@rnnoetaentsusas ue5ertraauuaem.
%. Nlttpein an paul Meerf6eibt unb
s. u. 9tieren, @runb1tiid an SaBz
Strabe, 800.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
CURRENT TOPICS,
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
F'FTr-sEcoso CONGRESS-

AZ ms senst-. On n. I7th. M h,.,,.
snsscted- but. after the iutr-~sn,.s,,,. =, =.
pns. memorisls. . few r-pors. .na g., ~.
= Fsnrr maize some rvmsrk- a, - :, -
measures, and thu .~n.,s .as,n--..s
xt--..--a = nous- the session va. devoted IN ss-
- Ss-I-@a " measures affecting the Ds.srs~s
many OF which w-rs p.--~f.
~ tne senstr. oa n. lssa. n, $3.50,
paoonxsd only long enough TO tr.p-.~. -.
roatins business. sft-r whf~h on, AZ -. =.
r msmory Of Hon. r. T sta~khs..~ -
sesscn. s1e s-ust. adjourned \, -. -
anneoissriy After ths call q, cr.f-r NJ r1n-
nan announced sh- death IL Hou. = s..-s
noase. and after IA. adoption q th- r,,,,,,.-~
s~sosnsfons snd tire appointment ~ :. -,--,-,s,,
mpsny 1is remains TO his hara-. th-
- . further mark of respect ssisour--i
me s.nats. on N. Issh. Nr Norr.n. .f
Alsnemat delivered IN ahle sasfr--- 4, 49, -
n-e eoinass Of silver No bu.s,--. -. ,-.-s -
sctsd In the hoa.- the fnr-srr,,s,,. =
p1opnstion onl vss pas--d- rh~ rn-.-ur- ar
pr"prsses E.tl1.1-s. or 81 "a C i->- rh,- -.
.pptoprisfef By the last conrr-~. Auxh.--,x
nvsn " mae- contract. for certain yc-s.
mvoivsnS . further erp-nfitur- Of q IA ~
me ofii reducing thu duty on ,in pl.s-- r-r,-
pAss sod t.sr,r tin To on. cent . pound ses-r
80 / lSe<. anp removing all taty sh-r-,n
srfer ocsoosr Z lso%. occupied ths r-rn.sna-r
Of the day.
In tho senate. on the Isth. Mr. Nor-.u ,,-
veneranie chairman Of the committees -,
nnancst delivered an sbls and .xh.n.,sr.
specca Su the question OF fr>e cntnsgp He -.
m gcod vofr-. although his tone. war; no,
loud. and he vas listened TO With close ,,.-n- :
aon oy las colleagues The anti option bull
was siied No frum the table and r-e,rr-4 =,
,ne COMMITTEES on the Judiciary. rns senate
sgfesu TO insist on its amentments To tho r,v-r
and daroor bill and asa further Conference
In the house the tin plate hsas er,-upi.,t IN.
umr although but little inter-> va. mani
fesfed IN the debate. m-mb.rs paying no attain
ton 20 t.
THH senate was not IN session on IN. I'M
IN tne nous. after contest for pr---sfru--
oetvesn the sthley tsnt bill and the tin pl.,.
oiii the conference r-pors Of the COMMITTEES on
the river and harbor bill came m. and IN !.
noase insisted spou it, disagreement with ne
senats aneudmrnts for . ship railway .r,una
Lne Dsiies. and the canal oonn~ctsnx Lab.
washington with Puget sound. The sEblsy ball
wna laid On the table
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
a MooTEo QUESTION.


The Neninsttss ef whif~taw Reid and
the Printers' Union.
NEw YoEk. June iss-The statement
made by Chauncey VI D~p~w that tho
differences between whitelaw Reid and
Typographical Union No had been
adjusted. and that the union had re-
quested his candidacy. i topic Of
much discussion. II was stated bv an
officer of the union to n United Press
reporter yesterday that Mr. Depew had
spent some time with Mr. Reid at his
home on ophir farm. Tuesday night. in
regard To the matter but that no set
Element had been reached. The United
Press reporters informant sald there
was very little likelihood of settls-
mens between the union and Mr.. Reid
being reached The members Of the
union say that il its committee at Min
neapolis gave Mr.. Depew to under
stand that 4 settlement had been
reached between Mr.. Reid and the
uniou- it, placed the union in n false
position. and exceeded its authority.
At a meeting Of the International
Typographical union in Philadelphia
Tuesday. a resolution was offered con-
demning New York typographical Tn
ion No, for its alleged action in rec
omnending the nomination of White
law Reid for the vice-presidency, whom
the resolution eharacterize- as the
worst enemy that organized labor has
had to contend with" Action on the
resolution was deferred until the union
cited could be heard from. after an at
tempt TO table il was deferred
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
EXAGGERATED ESTIMATES.
The Fatalities by the Minnesota stsr m
Net Nam~roa- ne Reported.

The Fatalities by the Minnesota storm
Net 80 Numerous Reported
WILLS. MINI, June iT.-To-night for
the first time since the great storm 1T
Wednesday struck southern Minnesota
a correct estimate can b- made ~ the
los. Of human life Happily the num-
her of dead Is very much smaller than
the exaggerated estimates Of last night
would indicate. The daughter of Chas.
Melchart died this morning. bringing
the death list up to an even half
dozen for the three counties in which
the tornado struck the earth. Nobody
was killed except at Minnesota Lake,
five miles northwest Of here in Fsri-
bault county. and east of that point in
Hartland townhsip. Freebnrn county.
At the latter point over a dozsn people
were in iured. but only Andrew Han
som. farm hand. was killed He
stopped in barn which blew over ard
crushed him.
The dead at Minnesota Lake are John
Brown. Mrs John Latusek. Henry
Pietrus. and Alice and Mary Melchert-
The exagy~ratious of Thursday were
quite natural owing to the railway and
telegraph chaos occasioned BY the
storm For twenty-four hours trains
were unable to move and for a longer
period telegraph service was in state
of paralysis As soon as the trains be-
gan to move. the trainmen began to re
late what they knew and what they
had heard and those who heard the
stories told them to others and they
gained rapidly in their travels Cores
pondents Of the Twin city papers sent
out accounts from Sherbourne. Fair
mount. Jackson. Wells. Blu. Earth
City, Mankzto and Albert Lea Each
had only hearsay evidence and their
lists referred in the main TO deaths in
the same localities. although the names
were often % garbled as not to be
recognized as referring 20 the same
people The aggregate made up a list
Of nearly fifty dead and with the rumors
\ list of nearly 100 WAS made mp. In
all of the early reports IL was stated
that y sehoolhouse had been blown
down in Martin county and ths. .
teacher and sixteen pupils had been
killed This story was, for the most
paat . gross exzsgeration-
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
A TORY DODGE.


which will Result In the Dtsfrauehiss-
ment OF Many Voters
LONDON, June i6.-The fixing of June
Is As the date for the dissolution Of
parliament looks like an artful dodge
on the part Of the conservatives TO gain
an advantage over their opponents by
preventing any borough elections from
being held on . Saturday. The liber-
ais have been afraid of such an occur
enee, and have for weeks been urging,
through their organs. the injustice of
virtually disfranchising numbers of
wor<men. who are mainly liberals
Thousands of workingmen cannot vote
at all unless they do IL on Saturday,
and in addition TO those who will be
wholly disfr.achised, there are many
who will have their votes crowded
out in another way. When an elee-
ticn falls on any other than Saturday.
the workingmen must wait until 8 or 8
o'clock in the evening before they can
go to the polls The balloting ma
ehinery is often too slow in its opera
tiou TO keep pace with the numbers Of
voters offering themselves. and rs \
consequence some votes fail 10 be re-
corded In season All this tells more
severely against the liberals than
against The tor.sS
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
CONDENSED rElEcaAMs.

rHs r4xAs sf -.y has h>~n secured
for . asw railrusA between Monest ant
Bald Knob. Ark Rich mineral and
timber lands IN South western Missouri
and Northwestern Arkansas viii be
tapped
TEE business failures during the last
seven days Number for the United States
fss. Canada -; total. IN. - compared
with f2e last week. sc1 the week pre-
vtc1s 70 the last. and .55 for the cor
responding week last year
The wheat harvest is in fall blast in
Southern Kansas The quality Of the
grain 10 excellent the wheat being long
snd well flisd- In the extreme west
ern counties the crop Is reported IS
simply magnificent
II. L LorcHs. Of Huron. s. D.. vice.
prssidsnt Of the National Alliance. has
rone 20 washi.gson 20 rAke charge of
the Affairs Of she organization. the death
Of L L Polk having made vacant the
ONCE Of president
A srLAr bicycle ride from New York
70 Boston was completed in IL hours and
81 minutes, or two hours and 80 minutes
ahead OF the scheduled time The dis
lance covered was 7s4h miles
The Elks have decided TO continue
purple - the color Of the order. Lodge
sessions and picnics arc prohibited on
Sunday.
The total for pensions this year
reaches the sum Of sl<s. ~, $50. which
Is $40. ooc, 900 more than the entire cost
of the government in the year before
the war.
The certificate Of sale Of the Camden
a Alexandria Railroad 20 the St Louis,
Iron Mountain a Southern, was flei
with the Secretary Of State Of Arkansas
on the 10Th
A RIOT on . passenger train On the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at Lstrobe. Pa.
on the 18th. resulted IN he murder Of
John Lape, = brakeman, and Harry
Knox. . quarrynan. by . gang Of
drunken laborers. Several others were
injured
Gov. ToorE has issued proclamation
forbidding the shipment OF sheep into
Montana from Oregon. washingtoa, Ne
vada, California. Idaho. Wyoming and
Utah. The proclamation was issued BY
the governor on statement BY state
Veterinarian HAlloway, that sheep from
the States named were istesssd with
sssh&
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

eiansti; neck broken and internal I'm.
iuries
Robert Baird. ioso Columbia street
Newport; jaw broken. arm and bael,
broken
Andrew Baird. Of Pittsburgh: brother
cs Robert. skull crushed and genera.
injuries
Charles Gresham. Covington. arms,
legs and head broken
Edward Sullivan. Ludlow. Kv.: skull.
jaw and right shoulder broken. thres
fingers broken.
James Jchn~un. of Havrr de Csra.-~.
Md eumpoand fracture of skull
Dennis Harlow. rarkerSh1rx. w. Va:
general injuries
Charles STALL rrun.on. q; forehead
crushed in
Charles Tyre. Mitchell. Ind: head
broken
VIM Burton. Penaletcu. KY. had
crushed
Patrick Murray. Green Rrier. W Va;
general injuries.
rHr IxsrErn.
Daniel Binkley. 81 y~ar~ old. Hin Sta
ticn. n: badly injured internally and
about the head and lers
Bruce Thomas. indianapolis; head Gu,
and right ankle sprainei
Joe Airing. Newport. Nv: head. arm,
and shoulder cut
A German nirl<nam~%t ssShvhs-,tx< =
name unknown: head cut and rirh, arr,
dislorsted; moved 90 So Thornton
street. Newport
Charles III. Wiilxcrsru. Louisville.
Ky. slightly bruised On shoulders.
Ben Arnold. NicholaSville. ny. shoul-
der dislocated and head eu,
John J. Murray, Newport. XIV; head
cut and right ear msngied
VIM ThomaS, Nenia. q: bruised
slightly
John Phillips. Newport. Ict leg
broken in thr-- places h~iow knee.
head cut and terrible internal INJURIES;
will d,e
A white man known as Rabbit
iieining.r. left arm fractured and body
bruised
e. III FetterS, fronton. q: left arm
broken. flesh Of right leg torn away al
calf
A. Thomas, head cut
J. Lynch. cplore,i: internal injuries
and leg broken
+. Berkeley. bruised and cut
VIM Wilson, inspector of works;
bruised and -u. about the head and
bosiv.
Frank WALLACE. injured about body.
Harry Osborne. London. England:
2LsrIf f..a.t. a
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

pr--ssrRsz. Pa. June Is--Five ehf-
d-ea we're dro xned as Neville island On
the Ohio river. eight miles from Pitts
buryh. ut $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon Their names are. Paul Pittock,
years old; Rufo Pittoek. 0 years old:
Maggie Pittock. II years old. Ada Pit
took. Il years Old, and Edna Richard
son. IS years old Yesterday afternoon
the children were playing in the barn
The buggy was muddy and they took
IL 70 the edge Of the river to clean IL.
In some unknown manner the buggy
toppled over the bank into the water
pall.as ths Ave children with IL
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

THr Press club Of Chicago announces
hat is rooms. at 1873 Clark street. will
!. crrn tn visiting newspaper men dur
he the national democratic convention
= that city. The quarters are open
s,r sud night and every convenience
vii b,s provided for those who wish to
vors IN the ronris.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

ruv Paris court Of appeals has deni-d
-. ,r,,aI Of Ravaehol against the in
cement for the murder OF n hermit
.,s Two women. and his trial was set
a. the scth. The jury was ordered to be
.l-e,.-i bv lot and their names kept Sc
-, to prvrent anarchists from intimi-
>.,ir~ them
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

tssrT-1Trsx Of the trades council
: Lrsssn ezils-1 "a Mr Gladstone. on
y lssA - intrrr~, him IN the labor
|z----as iFe defined. On account of
p ~ sad tho fact that he had dedi-
za-s ~ srmnant Of his life to the
rsrs~ = suua=-rul~ IN Ireland. To give
|znT rrzs~rs and the committee with
|r- VIA xi<n~ Il di~ecntent
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

~ sErr-Tr~ court of Indiana has
a--aars that Il Is the duty of q person
|ssFr'a<Aiax -zilruad crossing 70 both
z"s az.i fss-n for trains. and the fail
|r-@ ne cuzarany to give the signals
-m--a hT law will not excuse the
1'Aar- st tar p~rsnn who may be in
srs-s y PASSING trains in not taking
- s'-<aatlon Of avoiding danger.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

y tae --and lodge of E1ks at Buff
"A y T. On the 18th. Grand Ruler
saE aesiverei his annual address He
- NJ arter had increased so per
s'a s=r1n- the year. He opposed the
ssinx II easements in subordinate
sss ami the establishment of clubs.
= 1Fors-s the reduction of the per
- '@x and made an appeal for 4
NJ tur sure-znnuatcd EIkS
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

Tug Miner election law of Michigan.
-..-h Divides the state into districts
"a ,rwif~s that each district choose =
.-.<slen,ial elector by an independent
=. w.s on the nth declared consti-
,r,;uual by the supreme court Of the
..,,. an the Judges concurrinx.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

Txr srs<r Worlds fair bill provides
" -mHirx n. .aaa see silver half dol
m sx ~suvrzir< ~ the fair. which
|srzl -uss A. current money oue hun
<r-a tapassn-i dollars y appropriated
|sr tse sxp~rS- of the euinag~- The
~ as Pr'svisie- fnr brouxe medals and
r an 9ipaeuazs IN b. awarded 10 ex-
|kkz,urs az she Eai-
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

AiAs vas aid to hold up the New
- ana Philadelphia express on the
nnr- 4 Ohio railroad between
- station and ConneIlsville. Pa.
: ne night IT the 18th. but the COM
- ~ wind Of IL. and sent officers
= .le 'ssln to capture the vould-bc
sho. turn. learned of the
pnnn Intended for them and failed
NEW up The train carried slso, 600
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

ns'osT concerning the direct cause
: !. Maine 5 resignation as secresar.
: sAfe is tn the effect that he tool
-usase At being corrected in his state
- . the Canadian confer-es by MFR
a " Foster. who declared that Mr..
expressed views would hardly
-. = me presidents approval. and then
y - me Presidents ideas known Mr..
e At once adjourned the confer
= the hour.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

vuHx at Copenhagen. recently, the
r-zr expressed his intention to attend
m wedding OF the crown prince Of
Tzr-s7n N Princess Marie Of Edin-
hur-a. n = said that the wedding will
r-sr in England One result. there
e.. vii b. a meeting of sovcrrigns of
|rzrsnd Russia. Germany and Rou-
|-xrsa
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

SrrrmyrrSDEyr OF TIE CEysrs
| rosrEr P. PORTER gives out that the
uru'ats,n Of the United States, ac-
|~prsin- tn the returns of the eleventh
e.ns,S WIS in Isoo. ss.o79. Tss. This
;--su,lrs Alaska and the Indians on rrs-
s-vsfiaus. The>c figures are absolutely
sua and are not subject to change
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

prvxru HnL day was celebrated in
- on N. nth. as \ holiday.
s-.;-,ss was generally suspended and
!, rswspapers were Issued Psrades
,ui V-rctcchnics were he order OF the
- snd eeening.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

DeIgian liberals who favor man
r.s suffrage carried Brussels on the
n;.. a crushing majority. their
aancing the clerical victories in
: ovinee OF Hainault and giving. it
y sed, the control of the chamber
r.. nsentatives to the liberal party.
great jubilation in Brussels
-. e result, and the liberal leaders
,,.. mere are being congratulated
e,,- heir triumph, which initiates .
r-T e political revolution in Bel
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

c,-crrssu,x Ell T. SrAcxHorsg. OF
!. S;x,h district of South Carolina.
- suddenly at his residence in Wash
.--.cn eitv shortly after = y m, On the
- AZ heart disease.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

IN the dreary deserts of Arabia ths
rosemary and lavender flourish 70 per-
fiction.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23
VOL. XVI.

s. NKrsov w. ALDRrcH. of Rhode
- was reelected United States
.--,sor On the i4th- The vote was:
.ss-;.b 81: David :. Baker. Jr.. 50.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

TEE chairman OF the painters b-anch
Of the wonen's division of the worlds
congress auxiliary Of the Columbian
exposition is Mrs z L s Adams
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

RIO De JASEIEo has = population oi
Et5.S59.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

The manufacture Of cigarettes has
increased. in thirteen years, from sss.-
s56.si7 - :. 2.s5T. .s9s.s40.
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-23

sssEETAar TRACY Is a. expert peds.-
sian.