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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
Foa COOLING ROOMS.


- - ~
etpt~ That FrsP~s. rh~r.-
For two NJ three years past numer-
Gus electric fans. shaped something
like that here represented. have been
VI in hotels. Offices and other places
of business in hot weather To some
extent. perhaps. they have been intro
duced into private houses They are
arranged on the principle Of a wind
mill or a turbine wstsrwheels except
that In these latter machines the nasu-
raj motion Of air or water Is converted
into power, IN be used for work Of
some sort In these fans the operation
Is reversed Power. in the form Of
electricity through the agency of .
motor is employed to set the air in
motion
To drive Such a fan as i here shown
about one aDp~sre Of current. with =
little over one hundred volts Tor pres
sure. II required TINS II equivalent
To about Oue-Seveuth of a horse power.
or to enough electricity to run two
sixteen candle power i~neaude<crnt
lamps. In a building with a plant for
lighting by that system il would b. an
easy matter tn run a fan Otherwise.
a small storage battery. which would
need to be ~ent out every few DAYS to
be freshly charged. might be used
The machine. which is not more than
q foot high-Scme of them are much
i-sS-eouid be shifted about like a
lamp and set down in any Place where
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Flower

had been troubled
with Dyspepsia hs5 aour
after eating, and a heavvIa.I
pit of my stomach Senj
deathly sickness wor5 I
me | was working 6cr I'd
McHenry Druggist Auevsa
Pa, IN whose employ e.
seven years. fused Augr-,
Tor two weeks Twas 80
trouble I can now eat ia
dared not touch besorr
gained twenty pounds si-c.asH
covery. il. Cox .AlIeyheuv ,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
COUNTRY Q PLAN.
Adapted 20 Farm Life and Eco
nomical in Design
C~7r-na--s r-- Domestic wsrk-sH m.
A~rrss<~vs-s-- Are u~-t~rr -ss r.A---
SAVING -u~-~ripsssa sfts~ Hsx-~
saa It. -axfruam<ns

To construct a housc shifted to the
mind Of every country housewife
uould be an imPoSsibility. as the
tastes and ideas of convenience and
propriety in interior arrangement and
appearance differ quite a. widely as
the necessities % the hou>ekcld. or the
limits Of the buildsrS purse Hence n
great variety % plans arr eagerly
scanned b. prospective builders to snd
design best adapted to the irdiwid-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Ny daughter row attends the girls
college, il Is 30 biscuit TO md huS-
bands Tow that we have eorcluded TO
let her stndy law
And vour SOM
he declares that no girl Is prof.
eiert N cookery nowz6a% and. epi-
cure that he Is he has decided 10 quzli-
fysse professional rook-Deutsehe
NeSp~n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

forming q more elersus carriage en-
trance. and these additions can be
made at any future season when de-
sirable- "A front view Of the rear OF
the house described Is seen in Zig. l.
In Zig : = shown the plan If the
ground sncr. and in Fig } a plan of
the second foor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

ual purposes AMI tastes The intention
Of the sketches herewith submitted Is
20 give n suggestion for a good sized
house. adapted 10 farm life and at
a moderate crst- It H. saws the
American AgrieulturiSt Convenient for
domestic work. and well suited for n
large family. while the arrangement j.
mosiern and attractive enough to af-
ford comfort To summer guests IL the
hostess chooses t0 admit boarderS to
her family circle durin- the vacation
ssaSpn- The interior provides for a
spacious rarlor. sitsiux-rcom. dining
rom. kitchen and six bedrooms be-
sldes small r-onrs aud closets in abun-
dane Tbs house i F3x50 feet in ~x-
treme dimensions and i - arranged
that the rooms are grouped in eonven-
tent orstsr about a central hall and un-
der a roof which Is a. simple a Pcssi-
ele- and having only two breaks in
the oue gable to give IL an
irregular outline. thus z~fr0riin- So
earity from leakage and ec,sn.-
nv IN construction \ broad piazza
exts1dS acrtsSS half of the front with
a carriage entrance at the end. while
at the right steps lead up to the front
d0-,r. this opens into the hall 1sxI5
feet with stairs ascending opposite
the entrance This hall connects Dir
rvv-iy with the reecpsi11-ruom- parlor.
sittIz--rooga- dinin--rsrn and a small
entry which leads to the kitchen and
hack porch Vt one Sisie Is a brad
fireplace zhieh adds a very houlclike
cheer 30 the country residence At the
right On entering i a small reception
room or study BEYOND this l. the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Susie lin stock yard-oh.J johnnie.
look az that big cow -z-zIeeoin' over
there.
JOhnnie with = show Of superior
knovledgel Now. yoa be careful.
Susie he's not sleeping. he's only 5aIl-
6ozing-Inra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

BdSiu-That boy Of mine has sreh
an ugly temper hate 10 hay hina
pouy-
Wudn-Th~n do1t do IT, Get hin
q Szilhcst
B1lkln-Bzt II he should get nzd at
the s@ilbcat and lose his seIf-eontroI
he'd upset
WIk1n-f~S but yoad still have
d SaIlboar-Good News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

ST. LOUIS Aug a-Fever dethroued
the - of John Finn Republic
carrier living At ISIS Choutezu avenue
and caused him TO almost murder his
four children yesterday morning As
il - horribly beaten their faces
covered with marks of violence,
their skulls fractured and crushed. the
fOGr-ohnnie. Willie. Mamie and An
mic. the eldest only Is and the young
st -lie at the city hospital, where
the father. with his throat danger
Oasly cut aud afflicted with typhoid
fever. rolls rsstie~sly On another co.,
-Eseonssicas of lis terrible deed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Bv that uuress ari best Of botanic alter
affves. Ho-tettsrss Stomach BftteFA . dor
rans liver renews Is secrefrve acx1ou and
impets the bile into the proper hanneis-
This welcome change i accomplished ey a
f-I<aupearznce q the yellow tInEe OF the
.sin and evebaIlS~ unezsInesS N the right
.ite. c~pusfipasfnn. morning Nausea ezzf-
ness. fsrrsr appearance OF the tongue and
.puruess Of the ereash, which accompany
Tiver trouble. Rheumatism Dyspepsia ma
ARA and kidney complaint are removed 1y
the Bitrers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
| Lost NV Hearing

Asar-sr-t q c5tarrh n
TIE had ard vas eat
- cv~r vuar- The<a1
% Aks Hords Ssraua
rliA To my
and great Joy faznsi
w7 Dad tsE~s tNrw
BOTTLES tn@t m hearing
ws returning
t-7t cn Rrd I caa hea-
perfectly well. I an
t-vselri but very rsftis
wi-h th~ casarrn reur.
sssTr shas a very re-
ea-e.s- HEi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

A CURIOUS thing sbsgt politicians Is that
iust A. soou a. the- ave a finger in the pc
thev begin 10 talk q CITING there with
Goth fssG-PhIAieiphiz Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Mss PEnssosEE-NaEne The prfncfpa
parts Of the verb 20 marry Young MIS-
Mzba-h-~To marry. Ez@xrlesl. dEvorveL-
Chicago Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Tar AM rwrFaHNtN~a Inlt congress- Should
b~-~ NJ time In carrying cut his r~cpmuu-usfs-
ti1as - patent Tn@ tmm-rffar~ ant uusvnai-
saoual repeal ~ shs pur~hRs- clasr-e es the 50
eaiI~i Sherman act szwht 10 raise 20 ism.
arsoux patriotic iatsIftxvus representatives
1zd senators Prs>rxssisatfon or s-Iay IN
sht<. - my mind knd heart h a crime and viii
prostges ne-,fieSs suffering % the p~outr auI
helpless porr- To-day in the aggregate hun
sr--is % thousands % ctr p--pfe are ont Of
vsrk and tn n~~.A n this Ccrurs In SIMMER
vsas WITH IL be- asxt winter
Representative Springer. Of Illinois,
saisI-
Stated the present an1nrfaI <irnatssu anst as
message VII cvu-nand the earnest 1nf careful
consideration u crnxr~<s ant thu vheIe com
try The duty - congress Is mst~ clear ant
there can ,. ne 41uhs that the representatives
81 the people amt th@ STATES VIII az suee carry
cut aud eryssafjz- the presidents
tisu<l
Representative Holman Of Indiana.
chairman Of the last committee On sp-
PrOpriatiou& said
Il j. a vf<srsu- ant sbE- expression % N.
Rre~isieuts views upaa the situation
Mr. Dinglev frppt- Of Missouri. was
not very ~savorsbly impressed BY the
message
Il ~esutsi1s a numr~r 81 Grover Cleveland
piasftBiss Mr. Cleveland never gives 70 TIRE
russs % he evil I speak With considerable
~ mPashv beraHss I agree with hin as 20 TIE
d~>sraetfirE &C the rs-aIs ~Aiwh h~ wishes ~
attain
Representative NeNTlIiu- Of Tsnne-
see. said
Th> message r a particularly strong pr-=-s
sas5su q the czs@ tn the vr-siGeur-s veil
krswa serss and fsrref4f manner Of expression
u meets NV hearty zpp-ovzL
Representative Simpson (pupl. Of
Kansas said
Il = the Weakest message ever presented .,
the csuntry- Weak A. sfsnrzr.r does not ex-
press r. The president = reference 20 the IA
bcr question - The verfe<r rot
Representative Bryan (p~op-tenl. Of
Nebraska said.
II very fcrvfssy represents ne spfrisns e
these Who believe n the uncruffffsaaI repeal
ct the sherman aes ant Of euur.- suuLt act %
s~Er~St-t 20 st fsrsh the sentiments II those
vho sppe-r sIrh r-raL
Judge Bell epop--femh. of Colorado.
said
u = an mnisxzkAhI~ gold .sanssz "a raper
u n in direct crnrics with the platforms and
doctrines &c the party for The pat t~~usv
Years II to the rxam~r made BY Sherman
- - --s-
isnr-~-- - a. - -sY~~- - -..--
IL win help the silver sas-~
Eenr~z~r-,w. e-- X
y--
The message : a <uisf message II does net
seem % ne 70 consider silver a. IN IL a. AL
80 ~ -.len - s4e ! esAes-
-.
a. ,-nz,.~s-w. -.
- r1
f HcE heE~au Fdemh OF New
jersey
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

TEE fine wheat VIII insure the farmer ana
The English sparrow fun crvp--ClsveAanx
pFas,4anfz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Z & CosrzS. Mr. Clare Scott. writes
4 6zG Halls Casarrn Cure q valuable rem
eiy.- Druggists sell L. 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

WExS the SUSPICIOUS man sees q balloou
sailing AWAY toward the clouds he - sSz-
ied in thinxIrz there IS s1mething up
troy Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

THIEVES NAV break through and steal.
but they can never roo the telephone glrf Of
her rIngs-Peopie's Home Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Apsrz Isiv beronzes still fErsr By Esin
Glsnn's Sulphur soup
HIS HaIr and Whistler Dye. - cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

The question has bern raised. how
ever. whether a cheaper method Of cp
Grating these fans cannot be found
There ars many people who would like
such an instrument 90 The parfor table.
in bedrooms or beside the couch Of an
invalid but who have no electric plant
IN their houses and regard n storage
battery too costly and Troublesome IL
might be worth while for experts To
consider whether elOckvCrk il not
available for this business and whether
IL could be made to do the work eco
~uOmieally- The fan itself IS q good
thing II = necessity. rather than a
luxury- How can we run IL most adj
vzntsgecuSfv7-N. Y. Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
~KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
1osiln KENNEDY, or aOxHuaY. MSS.

Has discovered m ere q cur common
Pasture Wru1 a rcusty TINT cure rxerv
Ind % Hlray- tTpu7 the worst Srcful1
GoSu - C0mnan Purle-
he his tired Il in cver eIeveu hundred
CsSe- and never faaei exert IN TAO c1Ses
frcSn u1un4er hu1orL- He has Hax in his
Possession ever Two hundred o~e-tFSczre<
e IS value, al within rNenty mics Of
EeSt0r-
A bsHeft < ztx7yS experienced freu
tn FIST cCrtbc- 1g1 a Fertecr cure = var
r8nfet wh-n the right quantity Is taken
" hen the lungs are a-ectei L causes
sracrng PANS. Ike needles Passing
through t1er5 the sane with the Liver o.
rexeiS- his caused ~ the duCts beng
St1rTet- AMI always DISAPPEARS in ! week
alter tazzlG t.
Il the StsI5ch : foul or bilious i viii
Calse sGuea-ESh feelings At first.
NJ change az def ever neccSsarv. Est
r. n~t ycu i get. and enough Of il
Disc Cne tablespoonful in water II he'll
tine and r-1i theLaheL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

WUU WRrTIy6 To ABvEETrszzs rtHN
ass 49, -. ss~ =. Ass=ra~.As@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-14

Continuing, che SAID. "l fuF.fD. with head
aChtH and rnHuug iu iNr r.rH HfNHta. Nv
r,Hrua at0uurH 40 bad tHHt U.I fu breathe
through MS mouth musf u. IIH uWH So
throat was aHtf md nliui with mHH.ua. Hud
would hnWE aud Hpt tNNHN HHIrHug fur uu
hour ur Boz getting mF tufuHI .I..U.Huu.
20 rouHuud nIt lHY lunF t..HuI 10 hacking
cough. anH 90 night % Kept wr HwI.u rrrHt
rrUl ~ tlo time. suffered wish THIu HTUuul
the heart. HHuutIuE pains HeTH.. iI" UNr.i shat
,Hus,d uD 70 Hrnst ovnl uf annoyance
"suru was my undiunu, o. young .fU made
miserable. nd my frWUNI.H t"ai tried Ht
not econ in do rv any gun1. When Q ruH1 OF
DR.. NuulNn'd and NiaHUttH remarkable cures
of rltcs of tho samr nature o. mIHe, opp lyI
Co fhHm Cor WrHtWrut
"l began their treatment aud followed thu.r
directions Hui used their rrmuiIrH. Hrd t.1aF
] feel uhu another utIsuu. ihe rrHdsUutl
have stopped roaring boo Che Htrs luuc. throat
we'll uut clear from mu.HIf uH cough has
iUfL mU the pains around DOW bear. Uuu Hr|uaH
Che cheat ore gone. unu sos uU boz tNH r ufu.
ina feeling fryHl hut Iusf.l. While before I
tuuk treatment got uu ever" unrU|HE InU .IuF
trcI uut recommend Uf. MHnsnrIH Iuu
lNFanti highly Hul Wlil yeufI iH.a statement 200
anyone calling uu ws. Nr H. letter tu tuUft
out OF 90 yity who wish iu write.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-14

NEW YOBIS, Nov. "a The Worlds
RIO dispatch say; TINS situation %.
affairs iu aud around the c,ty is th-
tremely complicated. Font Nillssaig-
non cmptied It's batteries today on ST.
Johns woods aud heights. Shells
hurst around the dtHwhridge mt the
quarters aud seversl shots iei Into the
fortress Of NillegaiEnUu, desttcyiug
the trenches aud barricagcs.
There was heavy cannOnadlng from
Mucaugue, santa Ana, Mahuruy an
56uto Laurence. Tne rtbels under
took tocapturc military school bunch.
Forces from NillegGignun also attacked
the land force 1t Santa Lucia
Tue HoTd DIS Correspondent NJ Mon
tcvidco cable. Word comes from RIO
that Of the torpedo boats President
Pcizolo hes just purchased i've were
bought In Germany and are Ui "a douule
fammoa clsss. Private cable dispatches
received here rom Lisbon convey the
Information that MellJ 10 winning lots
u friends In Europe, none, however,
from among the followers OF tue de-
posed royal family.
10 Is reported that NrllD Ia going
south soon end will leave Admiral
saba Uuh ID Same Ia command OF
the fleet In no boy.
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Al ola murder Case.

CEErRALIA, H., Nov. lathe Nc.
CleiiHnd pond mystefy h under invss-
tigstiOn IN this city. Tho general lm'
preston II that tho murders were COM
mitted about twelve ycars ago aud the
bodies buried nud staEcj down In q
pond by the relatives Of the yicilms.
There Ia no doubt ~ 10 the identity Of
those Of Alex. McClellhnd aud his
SOU Oscar, who have not been
seen or heard Of slDco 1851.
IL IL developing Ia the investigation
that moro tnnn one persOn was intai-
e.tod In the crime. 4 brother OF the
deceased senior hcClcliand, nov Law.
iug Ia Oregon, made threats aguiust the
deceased. lilo owed this brother a
large tum ~ security Tor debt. The
brother lett hero coon after the de.
censed's last appearance. Excitement Is
hign. TnousEnds Of people are here to
hear the testimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-14

WALLA MALLA, Wash, Nov. IA
Robbers held ~ the Milton bank at
Milton, Ore, this afternoon, shot the
president and got away with nearly
$1,000. Cashier Davis, President A.
noi son aud Assistant Ca'hiur Davis
we're behind tho counter. Two fobbors
faced them and without word opened
iife. Both shOts hit HopsOn, one in-
side OF either arm. lie fell TO tho
floor. The cashier was knocked over
by the conclusion. Tho amount Of
money secured was SOBi 70, which wa
on "a tray IA the counter change.
The robbers rode into town without
attracting attention. They were well
mounted, aud sptoded away like the
wind after the robbery. They were
unmarked, ami one was recognized rs
Mccarthy. Hopsou was not serious.
ly Injured. All trace VI tho robbers
was lost,
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BRIEF TELEGRANS,

Ten inches OF snow fell at Alpiue,
Tex, on SUNDAY.
The Columbian congress Of the
Salvation Army 10 Ia session Ia New
York.
Tho P0pulist leaders today made n
demand ON Governor Lewelling Tor the
removal Of Mis-. Lease as president OF
the Kansas state bosrd Of charities.
II IL reported that the Tories are
preparing an Irish home rule scheme,
which Will he published after the re-
turn Of Chamberlain 10 Englaud.
An italian anarchist by the name Of
AntiniU Rinaldi, lust arrested at Ser
yiAnau, IL believed to be the author Oi
the dynamite outrage In the theAtvr
at Barcelona.
Two hundred and ton more United
States prisoners were taken 10 Chatlei-
ton today. This makes the total mum.
Der nearly 100, all arrested Tor mOol-
shining, Illicit retailing, etc, IN West
Virginia.
Tho families Of tweuty.iJur striking
iron workers were ovIrtvd from tho
n1mpAry's housed by the Pitlsbut.
Forge a Iron company today IN PITTS
burg, 10. The families are peuuilrss
anu living OF public and private
charities.
The new United States cruiser Go.
lumbla arrived In Boston hatbor at
r. m. on MONDAY, from Delaware
btenEwGteT, her run at sea being the
quickest ever made by WAT vessel ~
his country, beating the New Nofk's
dine over Two hUurs. Thursday Hup
viii be given trial trip,
The OF John NJ. Glover, tho OK.
cong Tes-man, against tue AmtTicap
Casualty Insurance sui Hccurity Ulm.
pauy Of Baltimore, Tor Sl5J,uOI dam
ages, lpt publishing Inn A. an ,mlts
2lrr Oi SOj go la its circulars, came tu
grial yesterday aud resulted Ina verdict
Tor 32I 900.
Piurburg, Pa, yesterday, william
Hgught unu Alien s,epheusln, hatl
Americans, quarreied, but were sepAr.
ated ny ireuds. They met on the
.irrei, HImeI with bulvea,nud sHvtpt
Guui resulted, They cur aud hacked
each Other IN n mefciltb' manner, az d
when finally parted blood was pJuTius
rosa wounds all over their Dldits.
Physlciana Say both men VIII die.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM ALIVINGDEATH
Jumped From a Third Story Window.
lone Burned 10 Death.
REV. W. w.1OrmEROn SUSPENDED.
No Anarchists In Illinoi,!-ihe Daily
Train Robbery.-MellO's Tor.
pedo Beats.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. l3.-rhe
Tenuos block went up In a blaze To-
night. The FIRE communicated TO
other buildings and Tor a time a gem
oral couilagralion was Threatened. IL
was scene Of wild confusion aud
horror. Men jumped from the win
dows 10 save there lives aud several
were injured seriously.
The nrc originated in Schmalzer.
eid's store, caused by the explosion Of
. lamp Frank T.. Montverie aud
John Mignold rushed through the
danes TO the open cir ana were pain.
fully scofcheI. The flames licssd
q cir way up the stairs, which was
the only means Of exit from the top
stories.
Attention was attracted by crlcs
from the third story, IN the rear, which
vas occupied by the Young Mems
Christian association. several forms
were seen ut the windows In the It'll i.
Ing smoke appealing for aid. Bo ore
the ffemen could locate the Imprisoned
men tho heat became 20 intense that
they were forced TO jump, and foil on
the rough ilagstones.
-Four made the leap. They were
Charles X. white, arm broken aud In.
terngl injuflei; T., Il. Board, ARA
broken, severely bruised; Fred Hoke,
wrists anu arms hurt; Secretary
smith, Internal injuries, leg broken,
may dic.
Two men remained at the windows
until Relieved by the hook and ladder
brigade. They were almost svtl0cated.
Two men were seen Ia the rooms Of
the association few minutes before
the fire broke out. As there was no
means OF escape, II 10 thought that they
lUrished,
schmutzerled Stove Company's
building and stock II total lose, So.
Ol0 Insured Tor 100000.
Lemon 4 Gate, wholesale dry goods
stock, slsU,UOJ, BUILDING, sS5O,OOO; loss
on building by Gre, $1,000; iots on stock
by water, SlOs, 900; insured Tor $780,
900.
Lator-it l. now known that Thos.
II. bond was burned 10 death Ia the
sohmatEereid buili,ng.
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PTTBUKG. Nov. l8.-E. T.. Roberts
OF the Cay OF Mexico, Is in fltpbuTg.
lie sAil today: "rhrIc Ia great deal
Uf uitBatisiacuon amo uR the MeNiCans
over the rule Of DlaE. He h nssum.
Ink "a more diuuaI1Tial attitude each
year ana trying 30 establish rimstli no
strongly us O. DEFY all ruv0iutiuuaTy
nIuvrment-. A strong feeling h.
growing up, however, thnt will, unless
stopped by some uuyAgeCtC1 turn OF
gilain, immt uiatsIy bnLg about u
revolution, such Tuyolts have hereto
lore been successfully checked, bee ,utr
very few followers gvTu secured; tut
tho dby IL c1miug whrn enough people
Will riuu up anu make II decidedly Ia.
tulgaliug for tho Naturalization"
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NV. W. ". rormEnoII.
Has Concluded 90 Defend nimseif
before tho presbytsFS.


before thc PresbytsFS,
CHICAGO, Nov. l8.--ln spite OF his
statement thhI IN view Of being found
IN company with Mrs. Hamilton In
hotel In this city be would mske no
defense before the Chicago Prcsbytery
10 tho charges Of Immoral conIuot
with the same woman ~ Portland aud
Tacoma, Rev. w. w. Toihsroh, Of the
Hyde Park Presbyterian church,
appeared before the presbytsry this
morning In his own defense. lie de-
clared he had made no confession
whatever; that he met Mrs. Hamilton
Et the hotel merely 10 confer with her
concerning the pending charges and
that no would continue the fight, He
declared that no signed the alleged
confession under duress ana from fear
that he would be arrested and im-
prisonud on criminal charge. Alter
six hours' discussion the presbytery
uososed TotheToh and suspended him
from the ministry OF the church. Both
before ana alter tbs result TOtheToh
denied that he was guilty Of the ofieuse
charged. He strenuously opposed the
reading OF the confession which he
signed, claiming that II was obtained
from him under duftss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-14
FROM UNDER OTHER FLAGS,
Two Americans Arrested al Soulhamp-
tOn-Scht6 and Floyd.
Attempted Assassination -uisdstone
Ia the Csmmous.-iius.ia aud
the Railroads,

LONDON, Nov. 3-Phlilp sohiog,
the dtisulling paying teller OF the
Bank Of Miuneapolis,aud Frank Floyd,
bic nccompnce, were arrested at South
ompion tonight on tulti u steamer
from New YORK. Mr Gllig NJ the
Bank Of Minneapolis identified the
mon. schicg Hud Floyd mGds violent
Resistance aud Schicg tried b. use a
revolver Two ruvulvrrs were taken
IL M each mau. rhpy were hand'
culisi, locked IN iail, aud will bu
bf0utht 10 London tomorrow. The
hhEga e Of the men, supposed 90 cone
tain the bulk VI the stolen money, was
seized.