davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
THIS FAIR SUCCESSFUL.
Sagadahoc Farmers Made Money and
Charged Only a Quarter.

a.
Local Horses Made Sport on the Track
Yesterday-Then Came Two OtEer
Good Races in Which Horses from
Away Figured-The Society in Pros
porous Financial Condition.
The Sagadahoc County Fair at Tops
ham closed it's 3Sth annual exhibition
yesterday after three of the most pros
porous days in its history, and one of the
most complete and well managed exhi-
billions. The attendance was again in
the neighborhood of s, 200 people, partie-
ularly large delegations being present
from Portland, Bath and along the Ken
nebec Valley.
There was plenty of amusement every
where, but the sports of the turf were in
progress from early morning to the final
race in the afternoon at about4 o'clock.
The judges were kept busy in the stand
all day.
The Local Stations.
There was splendid contest for the
800 purse for stations owned within the
limits of the society, and it was necessa-
ry to tret five heats to settle it. The fol-
lowing is the summary:
Startle. Jr... .................2 l
Ben. Franklin. ....................3 2
Winthrop Wilkes.-.... 4
Time As. $40. 1854, 2.4o1a, 2.521a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14

The Massachusetts, railroad commits
sion places the blame for the recent COLI
sion on the Fitchburg road, by which
nine lives were lost, on freight engineer
Herbert P. Goodwin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14

It's an uneommonly
good line Of Baby Cloaks
that we are showing now,
prettier styles, choicerA
fabrics, better made and
not expensive. Good
plan to see the stock
while it is fresh and new
and the assortment un-
broken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
victim Of a Peculiar Accident

Victim OF Peculiar AccIuenG.
BIDDEFoRD, October 13.-Charles Cony
of Saco fell from load of wood last
night. A pointed stick penetrated his
abdomen and he is in critical condi-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
The Local Stations.
!: For Green Horses.

For Green HOSES.
!. For the society purse of $35 for green
horses owned within its limits there were
but three starters and the result was as
follows:
Brunette ......d l !
Lady A..... .......2
Blackshan. ...-................,..3 8
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Feather Today -
Is likely to be
fair.
PORTLAND. October IA. 1892.
r N speaking Of the
i Draperies Depart
ment in our yester-
days advertising we neg
lected to say anything
about Fur Rugs, and the
new line we've opened
this week.
It's the best lot we have
had, lined and unlined,
white, black and grey, full
size, long hair and all Sc
lected skins. They're the
most satisfactory rugs TOR
the money to be had.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14

Or OcToBE. !. 1000. ia
rold, last oaxo, 8, Of Eng
land, was daEasse6 4 Hastings
by William klse Conqueror and
modern England was born
William, after landing, sought
an early battle. Harold defeated
the Danes at Stamford in Sep
TENDER and flushed with success,
risked an engagement against
superior numbers with only part
Of his army and defeat was the
penalty of overconfldence.4
Our Children's Clothing trade has
grown steadily year by year, until
we have, without doubt, the largest
and best conducted department in
the state.
We show dozen styles Of Boys
apiece double breasted Suits at S.,
$3.50 and 81, some of them all wool.
At IS we give you the best at the
price ever made. Our celebrated A.
Shuman & Co. Knockabout Suits,
and our own brand, the Little Giant,
are Incompatible for price and quail
ity.
The finer qualities go to, SIS for
Dress Suits.
The Children's Overcoats and Ul-
sters are handy when you want
them.
HARRINGTON & BICKFORD.
Formerly Harrington Bros.
54a CONGRESS STREET:
dit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
A few OF The ATTRACTIONS
Basement
THIS w EEK!
The COTTON UNDERWEAR

Department has been crowded
sOut of the second floor. aud mOv-
ed to the Basement. 1t is still
crowded and the stock must be
reduced. We shall therefore
make the following reduction
in prices for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
This Week.

case of Bleached Cotton i'm
Remnants of from 1 to 10
yards i'm a piece mt sc per yd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14
characteristics OF the CnIcagoan.
Especial Correspondence,l

NICHOLAS FEssEsDEr, Secretary Of State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-14

Another case of that 6 Lee
BIeached Cotton, i'm lengths of
from 1 to 10 yds i'm a piece at
6 1-2cts per yd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

<~n-attsa Created IN G~run&n Ftnan-
~tssl str~i~s ~ thu ah-~s.-ss.x s< H-~-
Is-<-r- Csa~S G. e&shs-r sf th- ~aGHSE-,
Bsakin< Hsa.~ In Fr&nksssrs. -frh .
Muftsn Nark.A
BERLIN. ArriI sf--A most decided
seu>at5on WAS ean~ss4 on ths. b.lurs-s
here yesterday by tar repor. that Herr
Jaexcr. chi~f cashier f1r the great bank
ing house II thu RSth>chils1< at Frazk-
turt- was n defauiter As-r,lryiinx 20
this rppurt Jaeger hal sss-rw..st,-,f IN de-
framing his employers - over I. 9asi asl0
mariSS~ fuguiris-s revealed the ss4st thas
Jaeger has held the P.rsitioa of chsrt
cashier for fifteen wars. >orne tin.
ago he wa- missing frum hi- pess. and
a. time elapsed AMI h~ did MT APPEAR.
q partial examination Of his books was
made This ha. resulted IN a dsrIara-
riSu that he = an ah=-,pnsi-r
The examination ~ the books has nos
yes b.-en euacluded and the exact
amount II The detahatiou = therefor.
not known M denial has be~u made.
however. Of the statement that sk.
steaIinGs viii rparh t.9sa. 0aa. MARKS
The caShirr'S 0sire II elsSs,i and ex-
psr-S hare been employed To examine
and rcviSr all the hu-lkS Of the hank
tt = Slid N some quarters that Jaeger
has the greater part IT the stolen u1nuev
IN his possession and that under IN
assumed name he = erdeavurinr ~
reach a f1reigu country. most likely
the United States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28
CURRENT TOPICS,
TIE NEWS u BRIEF.
FIFTY-sEcoNo CONGRESS

~ .-ae --7afs- an to I-rn bsIf q, 49, -
a7p~1fs art ant re bisI sus---,.s-,- -.
.4alnsf % gzats--s q n. ea-fr- n -F.s-,,. -
- 80 Eere ras~s-l Nnzs q - ----,s-
- Z. - a. vas sT=nr n -xs-4rsv. -
- -, - l''~isi+ vtrsusii m u. E.k-s-- -. -
- =. - ----- In 10 snszs- -. -nrf-, -
s7- d-vp<s-3 N t1@ euzsiss~rsrsr,, - -. -
appruErs&tsoa hiIl wafrh w.. .r,riv - -
= 1sae fr-1rl tn cuuz-nitr-- <ith "a. -
% 'es drT 1ncx n AlSs~rs Ia -, -
ssr1-xs- CIT On point q ar,f-r
- az >rzsr- o1 th~ SEA ~. A-s-,-. .--s
p osA N. sraerst~sf By striking ~ ~. -.
koei cof1 sud irs-r-fn< ~Iawfsl -,sssx - -
1.~le~ m ne interest bszr1a< r7rr-s.;.s-,
y ne MI an. raSsssf In sxe--rf-- -, .. :
b~nr-nx s-s zn.irrs rfvar-fi -. - = =
tae aosl-= resulurs1u w. ra.---I 4, v,,-,., -
e.tter ef zs-ner7i trzve N print N -,--,h.-.
san asssr-st IN submit r-r-.4rxs o., ne s,rs- -
sfVrr grsHSrs1nS re@uIursssr, W. a., ,u4,-T.s
41a1st-<Eng t1@ cfvil -erTtre cnrzrsft--- N IN
r-.is7te TIE alleged siulzrinu of sse civil u---
= AN 9y certain aeis-ials Exgtfrzar-. N.
Rs1nAlEffer OF the s-s-inn va si-~1s.-4 IN -.
Consideration of the rsur.-ss-i .Is---sr, -. -
sose@ ~ Rockwell. from th- t--nrv-~6.h-h
district af New York
~ tae senate. o1 the Slsh. Nr Teller ~--z-,-s
: senssr1on BY making m anti ssfrsini-s-rss,.
y --sf'tnAs- spe~ch Mr- Sherman xunosz-.--S
nas snas ne aad oe-n N errur n sslups-in< that y
- ~Aitl - E-stFl1ssssll avs exrlrzt1 ~ I'm
ltar1on IN Nay n~xr T. WIS nov df-rnr---s
s1sr sEisY rzzn until July. E1t n slse hs.,r-.
Iae entire day s-->ssBa i~z-sest ~ a ~-,r--
slurAtlon of th~ Moves R0ck~ea saar-~ss-F-
essr-f11z cz~~- The debate vas --rtr-Ir w5.h,,.
inr1tient the sp~~-a=s beng --1-r.a--s - . ia
Hiral view of tie cz-~
IN sa- -enzr-. On rhe -f-e. q <-nsrzI CAs-.
c-n7te ecrupi-d tEs> -nffre .-s.ssz .unss -
rnz1nrst the uu1nishNI bE1S51..-S at tie s--r- ~
af1our7msnr In tie 1uzse -h- Rr~kweH-
Soye> cuutessed- -ele~rion exs- ay-s-zris-s ~
aH1r&~ he debate errss~tir-sv strw x,s
out little srrenrSon vas psat ~ T. IA u-ass---~
q tf1H z1ef7ners o,-IrTInz their tina Ia -Hnr-
ting and smoking IN tas fovrr AMI cs0ax r,s--s
" tie s-nsre. III - An arz-arirs-ur "a a
private penSsur bill increasing th- uenzsssrs <
al helpless N-xlczz @uhsfsr~ fraru asxnr =,
tEetve collars per unzrh R3spss-E Assgr
tne ners1r< e1r rzs elsin-s- er-Isi.,sr B5l -
eszpless the enrzre dzT- and az aisourz---ns vas
apparently gBot far r~O or nsn-- d4r@r fr--slsr
dHss-1ssson n rhe aaslse Hf.er sl-rr h-rr-s d.
bate 9z tie seTes- Rockwell razt~sr sh- aau-.
desNtesi ~ retzin Nr Rockwell IN hrx --ar. The
yr1ncTpzl Spessh-S II rhe ssv srrp ral.1- ~ Nr
Fellows y. II ard VI Cochran y i waa
spoke for Mr. Eaek,rsH z1S Nr O-Far-zH
sstsua- Va b. vno EzHf- sa e1rzzzr appeal sa-
NJ SoTeS. rEe coufestSzE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28
MONSTER aRMOR PLATES.

Es-~tf~nt wsrk Turned ous By the Beth
l~h~m Troa W~rks fsr the Pr0se~ttsa OF
the War ship Maat~r-y-rh~ Most Per-
fret rarr~s Bars~tt~- Ev-r Csa<sru<e.sf-
BxrHLxHEM. Pa. April st--At the
Bethlehem iron works the two arrnor
plate harhettes made for the turrvs ot
the warShip Monterey. now being built
At san Francisco. have been passed by
the government inspectors They are
said n h~ the finest Jobs ever turfs.si
out by the Bethlehen Iron ca. The
fore b.rhetfe consists of sve Tf'--fn.-h
srmnr plates. ~ curved ou bv the Bag
hydraulic b~ndinx press that they u1ass.
q p~rfect cycle ~ feet in circumference
The aft harb%tse Is similarly constructed
Of f3-inch plates and IS % feet IN cir
eumferenee
C0mnaa.tore Folser. Of Washington.
chief If the burean Of ordnance, was
here to inspect these marvels Of work
nanshiP and said they were the nnss
perfect turret barbettes ever con
structed- either in Europe or Am~riea-
When placed OF the Nontervy's deck
the guns viii b. placed INSIDE Com
modore Foig-r declared Il an almost ah-
solure certainty that no enery's
proiectile would ever penetrate them
The harbetteS, which were joined 70 1t
the bolts and KEYS. viii ~ dismantIed
tomorrow and shipped plate BY plate
% san Francisco.
The iron works people feel greatly
elzted over the perfection attained IN
she work which places them in the
front rsnkof a-uor-prudueinS eoreern.
% the world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

rh~ Jastxu~nt far Csaf-mpx Axzln<t the
r~r-~ Hsaf~ tTas-t Edfrars Reversed by
sh~ state Supreme Cs1rs-
1sDTASkFuErs. Ind April I-The
supreme court Yesterday handed down
lengthy opinion n the eas.e % George
" Allen and " a FiShhae<. Publisher
and editor. respectively. of the Terrr
Haute Express The court held that
there might BE eases in which editors
of newspapers eoGid b punished fur
contsmpt for eris5cisInx the iusiirisarv.
hat the case Ender eunsiderztiou did
not eune under that eiauss,- In the
opinion Jasare 0iGs savS that Il ought
To be understood that the puhlir PRESS
has rights with which courts have no
power to interf--
In eouciuSiuu enEIrt sayS- @-<o
attempt ~zs made - make charge
against the appellant except by the abi
Of inuendfeS TocouStitute n contempt
there must he an ACT essuple,i with m
tended diS-eSp.ct 90 defense ~ the
court Language may be 1>sd which
coreiusiveiv pruvws intent but when
the intent = uncertain from the Ian
guagr and an intended disregard Of and
dlsrrspect To TIE court Is denied under
cath and II = asserted that an innocent
and consistent rse Of the language was
intended II prves the contempt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28
CONDENSED TsLEGRaIS.

GzuR6E n B6BBTr. Al old ressi i1Se
living as M4nsdeIA Mass. has been
robbed of sst.oo1 IN stocks aad bonds
which he had concealed IA barrels
trunks and tomato cans about rs house
His grandson George V >e~ari- I,
years old has been arrested tor t1e theft
WHIsNY trust officials are awaiting
with ao IL-sIe anxiety the result OF the
adoption Of the system of weighing IN
stead Of xzz<iag distilled spirits N o.
der 70 ascertain the taxable quantity II
each barrel
\ BIZ. combination Of trunk Hlanus1,-
surers. including fifteen Of the establish
nenss in MiIwzakes. Oshkosh Cieve-
land. 81 Louis. Cincinnati. TetrOIf-
Louisville and other western cities. has
been effected
The wave Of fneen1Izriz7 ~atea
seems 10 BE sweeping over Texas reached
Henrietta on tha =ssh. and new the
greater and bsss Fars q the bgIldings
In that 1sxu : only recollection
NEAR Boston. Ark On the @sth, J. D
Sharp shot and t1t1IIy wounded his
Svn-in-Iaw. Charles kingsNelL kings
veil had been beating MS wife and
sham demonstrated xith hiT- \ guar
rel ensae,i- KInxsweII knocking sharp
down and began beating him terribly.
when sharp drew = revolver and Shot
kIngsxelL-
ADvIcEs from the great peach-groS-
iur district along the river IN Southern
Iadiaua. are 70 the effect that cold
weather has not ret destroyed the
nasrhes. Sore buds have been killed
I bus enough remain 20 make ane crop
Tux business failures during the last
seven ,Iavsuuuber for the United States.
l-Ss Canada u. total @aIs Is compared
with 80 last week rs the week pre-
vious 70 the last. aad 20 for the cor
RESPONDING week Of LAST Ts4r-
Two xOwES we're arrested az Day ;
/ Can. Ala. On the Id 20 De held as Wit
-es,es against txo men sho are sas-
psered of the tain robbery AZ Wse7s
Srz-sou- TIE story goes that ere Of The
woneu xzs friend with EhOu TIE
-obbsrs deposited their plumber 1ne
she gave the snap away "a her sister,
.h-,rs-, ubouu it Al leaked out
R-w- KrLslcEE- Of Baseom- Co. Is IN
Montreal. On his Eay % the northern
section Of the - Maurice she-e he iu-
/ tends % establish : reserve Tor the
breeding Of beavers kLlgore's tasher
! hss already similar establishment n
/ Georgia, FAsss ihsss ara ss prsseas
.sss,F So " saese sniEss&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

DUlUTH, MINI April .1--Geu-<-
Peters an explorer arrived IN this city.
yesterday from the north and report.
that NJ point Just opposite where the
Little Elk empsies into Rainy Lake
RIVER he cane across the bodies Of tvxc
dead men in = terribly diSf<zred STATE
From papers under one of the bodies the
name Of one Of the dead i believed u
be Henry Matthews Of Cincinnati.
The other i unknown As far as could
Be asSertainsd frOm the remains they
we're those of men about 50 - SIS years
CID They z-e supposed 20 have per.
s<Aes N cGe q he cold s.c<=S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

rne Cssnm~-vAsn sa.t Ffns.~taI siru.rfra
rnr~axhsss the Cszssry ~as~a ~
~ g. Dun q Co.. we~sty Revs~w-R.A
w~sth~r Ha% Ias~f~r~-f vita n..sh Trade
.ssa a<-srsirsr-I op~-@ftsa--B=-sa~-.
Fafiar~-l Ete-
NV YoRK- April st-R- O. nprn &
Co : weekly rvvievw II srasie savs-
Bat w~@fA-- ass ins~re~--E wssh s-ss- ss
rzaav p-aszr. art teAav--f .s--stzr tr ~. wu--
"a sss< ----ts-L s~~-rtasi~-.- rvu-p-rss ar
rx&s~r anst huussz~-~ xsrz-s s-sarsr .n1a a,-s
var AZ sAs --ss asnvrs~rraau= : rss--
na'-ie-sss s~& yet tAe s<x-~xsee e
srsnss~reiuns !. gafs~ ci~sr tasssz<A -. --zs-
~sa . =ee t.~ kzxg cnm eaw ~azu- auswr-nns
s-Nt~~ AZ th~ -sath tN~-~ - q aEstans-stv fn-
rr'svsss se-sls< e~1n< - ta- si~ans~ ea ~
Frsr- q susssa. hszs urura sh- x~-ae~r par. sr
~ erw Fess hs-s srf-st aass s-r-rzl sssslz.--s
- zs~ but azs-te-ssesv s-s--s-t ss--~-zz --,.-
staos< af s-@t- r~rz2sn es~s-abs- fAssurA rr,u-
~s.~r.Ass .@l1nx nf sglarEs tsrwaxu nesss---ss
s~s a<zis arna<As gskt ~zr.rrs. srnzz saa--
n-ne@ h-s.sr arrt~-~si sc F-ss-rst1v Cufex--r-
zhA~ sa~v~anpmsns. N rsAza. .1xn<-- sr~ snr-
rs.-s-t - - xu .nr-av.snr -zE~-
N~r~AaIrstsn. ~xrss--s fruxs W. Vs~k - -
r-sa1sa snsw n -ssa sf has = v~r @~-r wass~ sa-
szap~rs~ rsr shs usanta tazHs .4r ~xs-.-t BY ~
p-r '-e1s tAssss - A.st AgrsI. ~aArh w~r- rA-
arx~~e sv~r knuwn- -rsae-s1xts-s -~~zr ~ -
-s'.-s1mg szwr~ -Tas-~~~ Mtwanr-- whacn eur
AZ @4a~'rss -fiz1szsfest - rwfssres - rs-tsn-~t
Hrr~s<- Art tnfurT - ws-1x ant rrs.rn- thy
sr~ &rs1ng Vr-s---. t&raxs sA~ wxrszr< r-uw~-
meat = ~w-n ar@ comparatively E<he
VERY tsti@ rAsn=- j. -~sn n sa~ <-~xe sast-z--
rra-~. thougn To- &sraazit ssr irun az ~zszs-
prints 'tasrszTfiv s-zrruv~- rn~r~ i. B@~= u--s-
szsr~ - sol Ff< srst demand s-r ses--.s-
wiss &c stvans-s ssk-s az CN5-az-.. ant sra
rnrsl ww1 = - lzrx~ arunnst rzul s~r--r-
enaliy sr-f-~ ss ts~ ~-~s H=svT si-e-rsrai
ersnszra psiea Aas slr-s-fv sfrwusS-susf ev,pv-sr
w1rs1 s~ii@ a. tw~gw~ r~n1s ssr nks- IN - rt<-
tax az rwsnty r-zEs sns1 a~sf srr.Hsv ra.s s,ar-
k-s sar ss.ai~us aar,sir .lsS- -~ar a. sns- ga
-pss- A1r rs3la~r h~ss~~ sAan o v.ar AZ --s--e
ralis h--inx -~E ~rzneuy-t frurrwvsss tsszsss-iss
J. s~~a n epsssa zs-a-s-. sast r-she--r wurss ar
h-sr~r ~T1uAsr-f taEa sslzl az .isz% s-s-ssrs amt
sr zsnT Essszt. t.~ hGtatzx s-zst-s sAssw .x-
sssvsisssAz sr1fvs-v
Nsnsr zsxrs~es as~- sss A--sz al .tsssllrn-.s
rast tss -ssupaY . snEis Kr al p.asnss wsrA a h~s-
rrr ts-z1azt at ~aza~t rhs ssarx naarx~s saz
h~sr ta4-fy sessar thssaxn s---ss-l ~ RArn-
assaf r-~uasnal t~sSv~ KnsI bv azs-.rraanfv ~
<rrfnr ms sz1r1r. x -ss -ssis-r1sz e -a}l. es
essaI ~ ~ P@rs.xFf4zzia
EAs Au.zzse~. EAlf1r~z asrrrrf-tzr rhrsrrs beet
th~ r'sszr-rT during rss asr s-sr-sr axr@ uE-st hr
fcr m Cnss-si -sse-- -. sEst tsr e'arss1s = -
q sssz4 Il II eamrar-~t win - a1=s
w-~x KnHt - th~ w~~k prwvsau= % sh~ lsss.
Ea's "a tsr te- rsr---Euasisnx rr~k of .<s F-@r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

LoCIsA- Ky-- April s3-Ata n wes.tirg
Thursday night Henry DzTies. an IN
invited boy % years old walked into
the house AID without prOvocasion or
warning. struck Noah Mead aged II.
IN the temple with knife Mead was
sitting N chair but raised Up and
knocked Davis down with his ESt- A
srzfae followed and while on the foor
Davis stabbed Mead % the hart Mead
HE'D Immediately Davis fed bat the
1Eiesrs and citizens are searching for
-in- The welding halted while. bus
vas continued AFTER the sxeiteEEsas wzs
sTyEs 9ss sEgztls was D old .sf.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

meUs
NfSEKsvuEr. Pa. April st--This
town whbch = situated abssy. four
miles frurn Pottsviils,. = <rrzsIy excited
ever n horrible 1sv-ntenf that a.a-ur-w-i
late Yesterday xfs.ru.run az the Lvtle
epllarry- whereby ten or twelve al.-r. arr
saEi - have la~s their lives By the
.'a.a.linx q th- mine with an in.-sssn~-
bsasiv ~ water that hnrSt thr,su.sh ths.
odd ~urkiz=~ II = ~Asi that the a.r,-i-
E~ut acrurrs,t iSs-s ah.sut Tbs. tis,.. ths
shifsS were changing. The sxHrt NUM-
hrr q ri<n arovrn-,i an.f their uarn~s
canns5t b. rivp--
II n aush~usScaIiv znnsyun.-rsl ~ th..
esitiiery of.icialS thss ei<ht zs~u met
their sl~zth BY IN. disaster Ana.sa-r the
Bell anst Bu<-y-
The Plt.'~ wh~r~ the a.rrisisr. o.
etlrrvsi = n new ctpaf op~rzts n that =
bring op~net up.S1 IA immense s.raI. t.y
The LytlrCoal Co. an Incorporated crui-
panv- the principal Stockholders of
ThIrh arr the Pennsylvania raiiruad 81
rciaiS and scranton cspitaIiss<
Tia. works arse fss-1resi sr Prinr-'-.-
mountain. several miles northwest II
NSnsrSviils. ansi taps the gryas Wolf
Crr,< cplli~rv. wh5ch has lain ails. fsr
~'lSns- years. owing IN th.s large a4-,-ursu-
latiu1 of water About two years, axs
the prsSsut OPERATORS. with uu-
lI1nftssf mans, cuEum~us-r,f the ~
0p~nFnE of The tract AMI have
srsut many rh.suSanA of dollars IN
cutting and sP-nisx up n~7w sInp.-s.
t'an-yraEs Ar~ bring pss~h~,f out fr,rrsa
ths--< <lopsS ca all SisieS - the new
workings. The cid water lies IN a. ausi is
was the bursting nf ers- cr ulslrs - th..=s
deposits wItkpzf warning that caught
the mnfnrtunase miners vxhils. az vvuris-
a Uuite'4 Press rvp-prtsr t-lsph.pus,ss
/ 20 Iassss- tar partirzlarS- Th.. rvrEv
came that it eouis3 art ~ r.sl.l h.gzv
many n-a v~rv dr,sgxn~sl hat that h..-
Sssts< ths. American miners there were a
iargr number of tralian and Hungarian
lahorers nc work inside, AMI it {.
thought novS that as least Six II .herl
| are also drowned Thsv ssabd not
| say really. wh-rr the water cans.
| from. but they we're surrssuusf.sf on all
slsl-s with water and whilst their ssa--
revur~ and buss.r- vxer~ WIZ careful.
s.pusehc4y bad eviI~ntIy blunsi~-s.L
There vere several >s-spr~ of men inSisie
NJ the time AMI s.pua- of th.-~~ swan
out whIl- others are SAIL Z, have been
hearsi taking a. II th~v bad reached a
high ps0Szt above th.. wHtr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

SEATTLE Wash April zs--Last week
the house of wn- Rzdlof- a wealthy
rzucher near Seattle. was burned anzi
in The ruins was found a corpse sup
posed 20 Be that of Radloff. as he was
missing. RadIof earried $500 life
insurance in his wife1s favor. Il was
suspected for y time that Mrs Rzdloff
AMI one Of the ta-m hands had eonSpired
10 murder Radlof and get the Insurance
To-day. however. suspicion ! strong
that RadIot robbed : grave, took the
corpse 70 his house and placed / n the
ruins for the purpos< q eefr=zGins tae
IE<zraaes soasrsE.ea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28

rhr~~ u~= Iz*s.asHv Killed xsa Tires
o-A~-~ Fatally Ewfwr~ss ~ thu GsIlxv-~
90 . S~~fY-FSaaIs WAN sf the Css-.-
Hszs-~ 81 Isn~-A-sr-~. T~nn-


NASHVILLE Tenn April 81 ter
rihle ae,rdirnt IN wh5eh shr,c-- lives we're
lo~s AMI thrp~ za~u were fatally IN
i5zrs-st- o.s-urrVsf az Jon@~b.sr'a. The s,aunfv
sat - Washin<-oS e,sznty. AZ tan
0'eiasSS vs~t~rstav- R~pairs were h-fn-
us1sie IN the cuuntv c,surth5Szss, ans the
walls II The vaults had jzEsr h..su coru-
plctssL Fhs~ss walls were Is tn. east
ansl rvachs-t ~ the ssp of the bzibiins :
sur-v tr~t IN hsi<hs- Yesterday MORN
Enx The tsEnp.arzrv arrhsS were taken
Ous and thu ~alIS b~in< xr~ra ~ \
natural r-sulr thsy collapsed The ~
eisi~nt a.sz-1rr-.t Shffs Sve hris-ssrrn>.lg1s
w~re ne w~rix ansirr thcza and al we're
barred ansarr <r~zs quantity II brirl<
AMI Essrtar-
>~arrh was imresiiateIv h~srr1n aud
thr~.e h.n.ii~< verr r-,-uvereS4 tn short
whils- Two Of the men taken 1sl, IE<s
were alive. Tia liss ot dead ts rs fol-
lows
BrazeIs EsSr-ag~. Washington county.
Va. M family
James wJl~srs. johnson enunsy. Tenn;
no family
Frank Nav, JOreSboros wife azsf one
child
The injured WERE
Wade >uosixraSs. BIOuntvilIe- skull
crushed and otherwise fatally injured
Eli Moor. Washington county nsr-
tally wounded
jams Reed waS On rop IT the build
ing and saved his life bv jumping. but
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-04-28
THs BOOMERS AT WORK


fHAa< CHAiH@--Ttewsz<- FtsasAn< and
fka4lsfan< Hsss-~--R.sa wkmr~-E
kryssFuSHEE- Okla April - x--at
-r'aVSt - hs-5ua.-rs is-ft h-r~ vw<tsrylav-
All t@~ us,r-h-h.assud trains b~iux slIs.l
] he eruvTd N tssvyn - however MT
Diminished ts aHv ussrir~ahls- EXTENT
largely ewing % Tire facs that the
aDms~tslsser~ arr owning n - tils- their
claims Ah.aur T. go arr IN line at
thr laasi ofi-r- ana Il VIII take as
Least svvo weeks ~ assru.i so tEto~~ now
waiting aud thr number ins=-vasss
every day
TEss new settlers ars- h--z5uninr -ori<
with great su~r-y- They arr hr~z<iz1-
the gr--vzfs.L planting own ant dgin.< al
-.lr-s - tsrn Nurx Housss~ are .xysSuay
up ga all >s.ie~- Every dav ss,a> u,anv
new ~so-sss aud pl4.or~ - hss~inss<
op.nssi- S,srzie = th.- b.ssEn.-r~ ars I'll
ius- shsir claims an.i thssre = c,iuSist-r-s-
hir >p-srulzsioz IN this way. The srrar
u-sssi AZ Prv<sns ! rain Ev~rythfu< =
d-y and dzSsy asst unl.-s therv = rain
snsersiilv thu settlement - the ns-gw
cuunrry vii ~ -rvztIy ry.taryissL