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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

Mr.. Reid Townsend spent Christmas
in Chillicothe.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

The home of Israel Glasscock, near
Sugartree Ridge, was entirely destroyed
by fire Christmas evening.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

~ 900 bushels wheat wanted at H,
1OsH. Richards & Co.'s Mills.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

James Henderly, who has been SO
seriously i'll with typhoid fever, is con.
valescent.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

Catch Brown is in Richmond, Ind,
on visit to his brother Leroy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

T OST-Near the post Office, bunch
Aof keys Finder will please return
to NEws-HERALD Office and get reward.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28
If you want to study

If you want to study
Shorthand,
Bookkeeping,
Penmanship,
instrumental or Vocal Music.
French or German,
Latin or Greek,
Normal Studies,
Mathematics,
Science,
Enter the Hillsboro College, January 2d,
the beginning of the winter term.
Tuition. payable in advance, only SO
for the ~ weeks
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

The Harsha Monument Go. is ready
to receive orders for any work in their
line.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

Receiver Dittey will move into the
post Office building next Monday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

For SALE Brick. Apply to H. D.
Waddell.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

Try some of our fine Florida oranges.
They are very sweet and solid
RICHARDS, ZINK 4 Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

OST-TLursday evening, Decem Der
- 2lst, a partly finished centre piece
and case OF silks, between public square
and posteffice or in postoffice. Finder
please call at Walker & Santee's, and re.
ceive reward.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28
Rooms for Rent.

Handsomely furnished rooms in the
postoffice building. $l.25 per week.
II. d. WADDEL,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28

Frank McKeehan is sick abed with a
bad cold.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

lNOR SALE-A fine field glass. French
- made. Address, l.. w. Calvert,
Bell, Ohio.
~ OLD PENS and HOLDERS-At "x-
~ ira low prices F EMMERLING
HOUSE-To rent. Apply 1" Olin +.
A1Ross
1-HAVE removed my dressmak,ng
l. school from the Haynes building to
the Spargur huilding All persons
sanring to learn an entirely new system
Of cutting and fitting, or persons desir.
ing anything done i'm the lin. pf dress.
making. will 4" we'll T., ,.alN uu Mrs. J.
S. Trop
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

of th~ PrsA~ss~ E9~~s 90 the K-p->s az
the SILVER Purchasing gtss-~ Of ta-
>A~wa1a Ars-
LeSDoS. Nov The speaker ~axw
esiitorially to-day Of the repeal Of the
sherman act
Tner~ . sesiiux Of r~ifef IA tA- Uaiss.t
zlaa At 24rss tar vaF ~ tAs rw-sorzsissn u
Prosperity Ia America Ev-ryso-1y kaa.- as-
whas tar zsrn-y sf the Cnfs~i state. /. 70 a~
aaa dsstrust vii seoa 6i@ cut
The writer enumsrat<s a Ifst %
reforms which, he says are needed
sss=sly - shs United SsateSA and ou~hs
to be undertaken as oue~. As follows
Mobilization Of the Mckinley a~ts
revision of the pension list. restor.-
tioa Of the sios. oso. 90 gold reserve in
the treasury III necessary through n
loan at hone or abroadt. aud a euru-
plete overhaulinx Of the national bank
ing system While acknowledging
that the rational banks Of the United
States are splensiidly managed. IN.
writer condemns the system As utterly
bal
Tise Ssatist insists that sinee the ~
peal ~ the sherman act tn. most pre..-
ing need Of the United states finances
II the reform of the banking system IL
predicts the further fall of silver. A.
eribing the present steadiness Of the
market to the heavy repurShases made
bv the hear element English invest
ors are advised to hold aloof frosu All
American securities
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09
CURRENT TOPICS.
EE NEWS m EsrEF
FRTNTHIRo CONGRESS



" tes sezst-. a. sss ma ,....t..r
- lshnf. "a silver rur~h.....--,..,s - Z.
- p, aud arr Vase - -. :,
Sia<fax Or ne part sf - -..-,..s = !
va rsarhei az : N s-siu.-s ~ -,
e-ssa<e ~ ths etlf ~ vot- a. a., =.
g ne house r--alasisas ez tA- a-,rn :,
f Harrt>sla- mayer u rNs-a.-., ,,,.4 =
NJ u DIT ot congress- w-r~ -u<--f
~ tae .~uas~. ea tA- ltst - .,l- t,,....-.-.
N"a .. saseu -as the passax,. II N. ~, -,
---,.s- eA--- In tA- ASqse sas s~rase n,f,,
.s -.1.on . transfer - tA- s.-se q rii7ss.
= - '-'rt 9atsie snip niisats vas ra~s.,f 4.
-. ssr ~ s1ah1rtxiag tse Arkansas A
- " Snitn k1tlruat Co 70 cau~.--1rs e~r,,s,
eriaTrs. The discussion sf rn- -.,---.1s...s-
esl- taen oceupiett the house unrlI sh. .vgr,9,',
s 1s5Nr exPArs-i wh-r the nilf x~as over m
Fsans resolution - remit sfatss~ ir,,,.-s.,s ~,
- A'anttio1s tnportest ~ u. navy .t,~r.. -
meat al the time of thrvarsnes t-,,,el,. -.
tait was passed. The hsu~s rh~v -. -.
80. = tt~e oe N. Whole for sa- esr~ft-ra.I.,
u 'ne bankruptcy BIN
~ tns senate. su the fss -~vs-.r rfls. -.
i1sora9lT repSrtens frun rornanIrre~- anss u,,,sl
sa y NJ eaieasiar Several bills uutsnusrsaa, %
~ "eas interest we're passed VI Hi sr.r~i
=" sae power q obstruction A rue-n--s,r
lrom VS. Cara Barton. president 81 a. ss,prS
50 50 NJ trv.- Association. a-z{rx ra.- a<Si.s
s1sr % congress tor the relief ss Ne .,,.---.-s
-1o'1 ne cycoae en- tAs >-a ts1a,sts arsf an -ss
- x >'s'ffh Carusfaa ant gs-arzia W. -~-.a
Iar thi1e-e etit vas tn-a rzk-n NJ .u,t s~rr.
hiae Tas spent IN iss consideration. -h-, a----
A"rAss executive session ts~ s-uate asgssa--~,s.
-..---f "A tae hSszS- iar silver snrrAa-s. -~v~.l
otit w1- passed By n vsts ~ 10 70 "a
II sae senate. oa the 81 Arneas a number af
CONSTITUTION q = scenu -~v~rsls. esstts- .sr
.ervir~ On me great lake- AZ a ro-r s,f 4, .,
ee-a sizss<,k csaslsierzsasa u ra- btIf Tor m.
rsiief q ias sySaaae sufferers ca sh- coass or
tse'irxia aaa >1u-A Carvlinz ard S1 the Ssa
lsiiaiaaf- wzs ohle~r~st - sy M CssEr-TE ans /.
H~as eR-r wtfao9t sr-iur. Hsu~@ bfII 70 ct
st ta Z M far ta- s1far-emsrs % IN. Cnin..-s.
: exp1ls;aa Art sa- thea Sax-a uvana vax<s,t
- ~ 1s'Ese st1t resaluttan al 7our-i sn ta
d az > m va passed as VA Ia. ws-Sss
ar Frtze- ~izasrs' sxalhts tnE E1liAas.~r-
ing o<rupf-sf usss st rae SESSION
" the s~uas. ou shs. NJ NJ s7,.kr~lr -
ported back frvn the committee on aurrucria
ti1ns ne hsla~e astas rs~alzfisn sor aaal NJ
lo1rnn@at az p. m. Ther~ vas feeble su-
Du~tsrsn - the resolution wAsch. Aa~-xer
va szr--st - sixaaat division. Eou-s BflI IN
Al cf m. Ncrtsts Fair Prize winn-r~- exhlbf-
non Wa passed. rae usual resolutions af
hanks s-r- sasssd ae<t responsive speeches
r,1sts- 1zsi afssra shart executive session rAs.
senate adssara@.t In th.. asxisr the aolv
aehi-v-rn-nt wa ne naaI Gisp.l-
'it3on oe the oiil allowing a r-has- GA warsfs
satr exhibits acquired by the Columbian ,u,s-
'e-r1- the greater pars cf the three hours s-s
''on being spent n swrangir o~e- pay snsi
'aeS pay st congressional EMPLOYEES AZ
'ietncS. stth the f4lI of rA~ sp@ak-r's xau-f.
he house al i0urussL
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

u~sa 10 rr~s~ 80 sA~ fr~@ ws~ns~sn
ksftx~sa - OsfpA~.s. Ars-~rn~ e~~-
ss~s~~ ts~t~.ssy knf~sI rs> gxr<>~.
Car ts~t~s s~s the rs.-~.x~r~ F~~~~S
80 s@sr~~-t-~ rn~sr v@f-~ss~. % the
nsxst~~ 81 K-s.s~-s.- ntsu-fAe..ss o-
th~ rrsaA
Lrrrtr RccK. Ara. Nov. a--Fsss ex-
r~rss train No. 81 II the - Louis. trua
Mountain a >sath~rn. known a. the
csnnon kail due h~re at sfa a m.
was held mp and robh..sl By seven
nsa>srd men at Oiiphant. Ark. seven
miles nnrth % >ewport. ss 10 s'elock
last night
Passenger Ccadartsr J. 9. NeNaIIv
vzs shot and kiIie.i while tryiax 70
protect his train
OtiPhsRs II a small lauh~r town cf
about 100 Inhabitants. situated tn .
lonely timb~r district in White eoaaty.
When train No 81 stopped al the sta
tion two men jumped upon the engine.
and posntinx their r~volv~r~ st the en-
gine~r and tir~men. they or,tervsi them
to keep still. threatening In blow their
brains cut II they moved muscle
The other mrn surrounded thu ex-
pr~~s car. the dor of which was op~n.
and at once began sring wicked fu-
siisss- frvm their r~wolvvr~
Conductor MeNsifv drew his r--
volv~r and rvturued th. rvbhwrx' are.
but h~fsrs he had snccresie,i In wuunsi-
ing aay cf them he was shot and
kiIl~l
The rvhh~r> then entered the express
car. ov~rPow~r~a the messenger anil
loos~d the car. leaving two men 10
guard the srainEn~n. the other roeh~r<
prcccesi~si 10 rob the passengers They
entered the coaches aud si~-per-. anil
at the point Of n revolver r~ti-v-d all
the pas--ngwrs of their valuabi~S.
They then left with . parting volley.
taking a norshsriy direction \ t.l--
gram was a. onee sent IN the sheriff at
>ewp"rt. who formed . pss-se aud
started 10 parSait An enxin. was
dispatched ~ Augusta far biou-t-
hounsis
kilograms w~r~ quickly sent - Lit
tie Rock for assistance. and a sp~ciai
train l-ft ah.sat I a m. carrying .
psss>s Of ocie~r> and n p ck of blo--i-
hounds
The train which was 'sid mp IL ex-
p~etesi here ahoat sis a. m. bringing
the remains of Conductor NcNaIlv.
Until this train arrives full particulars
of the ross'~ry cannot he learned
There /. m isi~a a. ts the amount OF
money secured by the robbers ten
eral Superintendent Peck and Division
>ur<rfnsrusl.snt Rfs-.s ~ III, Tr,an N.eur-
tain who were in Memphis hast night.
have h~en notified IT the robbery by
kilograms. AMI have instructed th.
raiiroaai people here 80 orer a large re-
warsi for the arrest % the rpbh~rN
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09
CONDENSED TElEcaAMs.

THEBr ~-fS only five new eases ss
yellow re-~- reported a. Brunswick.
ia. 0a the sth, all Of them we're eeloress-
There IS nocertainsy when the epidsni<
will be declared o.
THE house Of Georve Cooper. a farmer
residing near Rock Island. III. was
burned TO the ground On the Sch. aud
two little girls, Nellie aai Sadie Iahn-
son. aged respectively > and q years.
last their lives
THx IIEiaois Ceasral viii sooa run .
series OF homessekers' exeurssons -
poiass in The south ~ ens fare sor the
rosnd trip. The obiscs Of thess sxrur-
siaus is 70 End settlers for the sno1 600
acres of Land owned BY the Yazoo q
MlssisSi poi Valley road which are now
withcat occupants
The total amount u paper earrency
outstanding ocsoaer 81. 1896. vas sf.-
isIii-.sza. Of xkich sssi. 81. .eis xas in
Unired States a0ses. sf54. -xA iss treas-
zry notes. sen-. s.s9. $50 national hank
aasss. =sss;ss, 60 ~. -. ss. 81! -=ssiarates s5sa.-
ss8s sas SILVER certificates and s.. sss. 600
ea<reary certificates
A Ksgr TOOK place in she j.iI a. So
Loais On the ssh. IN whieh twenty pris-
sa<rs took parE Curses and groans
eIIed the .-ball-psa~ and all the pris-
ouers wsrs xroa<ht up 70 . high pitch
% excitement
= II IS said that the President will issue
temporary commissions. good until the
u@xs meeting Of Congress. 10 all those
persons nsuinated Zoe pahlie otiee bus
vac tafled Of confirmation BY the SEN
ate
NozE than i0.0co babies we're cared
for By Miss Halls nurses in she Chil9-
ren-s building during the SIX months Of
the fair. Ouly one Of the number vas
abandoned BY his unnatural protectors
This one Is q very small boy. hardly
three moths old
The Imports Of specie ~ the port Of
New York for the past week we're s.ss.-
10. Of which ssTT.sos were gold and
=. 4sI silver
Ixthe case Of Sadie Means. the tele-
Shoae girl ~ho was expelled from the
Seeond P-ssbyterian church a. colun-
ofa. ;. C.. for working in the telephone
sxrhaEre on Sunday. the Soath Caro-
fna svnod has ordered that the action
u the Charleston presbysery - an
nailed. and that Miss Means BE re-
,sore1 10 her rights as memberof fAs
:hareh-
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

i&tAN fErN reports the Wow,s-.
- treasury n a henlshv e.,,.si.;.,,,
~ otasgatiunS have b..-n ~, -
..,sre = cash haiaucs e- har.g - =. !.
-t The gate r~ssvfrt~ fr,,, -.
- An'i ne salvage Il > Sxur~.s. vii
Psy th~ current expen~~- unsiI 49,
-. - WAT The e~kaeIss~-~. VII, 49,.
'.l.a<s representing sS.naa. "a. vr.,,
n'sA iAsy s,aresiy expected 20 r,-aiir,.
az sains, VII h~ paid sssy c~ns~ on
>H0Srry after o'elae< ON .h.. ,.,-,.
ing II the "A sre br.s~ s,,. = -.
a''us. a. No fsThir,s s.r~~s. New y.rs
~eeonf alarm was sent cot Sh,r,lv
atter the nrenen reached IN. -.
S'S HreHaen Sere overcome bv -a< .,t
dragged ous Of the place bv their e,,r,-
panicus ''''
JANIS =. BRANxrS. the I.a.i.r ~ a..
moo that iyneh~,i Daui~l Ara,a. IN.
lt@i'an murderer. in Denver. Col az
tAs night u Iuiy =. iaSs. xaS iua;.,.,,
Sy the grand jury os the ii
FISUEiNs mill b.siIer expls-s~.s nm
the iss. at winifaIl. Ind. instan.lv
Siiiing Lewis MIL Everything wa.
wrecked
AHE silver rspeal bill was eut.r,.a
upon the reeurvs> az the Whit. HmS..
on the sd. and the official parrhm-u,
copy was sent to the state s~parsu~nt
for hling with the archives Of IN. vsv-
ernmeut.
Ara congress Of revolutionary ~
eiallsts held in BraS..eIS. on IN. -, I,
was resolved To carry ga an active pror-
aganda To bring ahousa strike anonp
the soldiers of Belgium and elS.wh.r,
IHE Viking started FROM Chicago.
90 the IL foe - Paul. Ninn-. TO which
city 4 was presented before tn. eIo~.
Of the Worlds fair.
lES THOUSAND perSous witnessed the
unvriling Of the statue of the late Sir
John Macdonald AZ Hamilton. Ont. ou
the iss.
>Now fell for an hour at NJ Paul
Nrnn-. on the morning of the ri. with
th'. shermometsr at the freezing point.
THE paid admissions to the World.
fair on the III were s.ssA
NJ n CUKrfs. the actor. who !.
wanted in san Francisco A. a vxitn~~s
IN the ease Of NeMadsfus aud Dunn
charged with bribery ir the Curtis mnr>
der trial. left that city. ou the ri. oman
eass-boGn'i train. putting himself b.
yOnd the jurisdiction Of the California
state courts
OS the 81 the LonsIsa adniral,v
court awarded Is5g salvage against
the Dutch steamer NaaSIarn in favor
Of the British steamer Winchester and
her crew. the latter 10 receive st5s of
the award
OS the 81 orders were Seus 70 III. <s.-
perintenstentS of the United States
nint> at San Francisco and New Or-
leans - resume the coinage. suspended
~orae time ags. NJ standard silver dot
lars
Nf<$ ASSIA nowAKD. who was -
have been married % the late Mavor
Harrison of Chicago. left that city on
the 81 foe her horne in Bil0Ni. Miss
LATER reports say that but six lives
were lost By the bIrning Of IN. steamer
Citv 0f Alexandria. of the Cuban coast
though seven others were still missing
pa the 1t
THs new French tax on boars. trans
tesioEs. wAich became operative on
Ialy 70 last. has yieisissi IN four mouths
he SUM of :. g-9 eaa francs
TEE president signed th. Chinese hilf
amending the ss-arv sst On the s.l-
PAID admissions 20 the Worlds fair
IN the 81 were 5.s90
TsE olsi hotel in Apple Csr~L. q.
made fsmnus AZ ths. home foe many
rears Of the noted li0u-tamer. Herr
was burned - the grcand
N the night Of the ssL
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09
STRUCK the WRONG TRAIN.
An ts~s~~~--fss sst~.ss ss rr~is x.s.
e~~y .s s.st cr~~s. r~sa--ss.- K.se~s
Nsrtsffy Wsauss-sa

A. ta~~~~~--rss Ast.-ss ss rr-E. K-s-
h~~y .t ssst cr-~s. r~sa.-os- K.sA-s
Nsrssffy Ws.a<t~sa
kSoxNrEx. Tenn. Nov. a-An az
tenps vas made to rob the through
night express train leaving here at s,fg
p. IN fsr Louisville over the Knoxvifls
a Ohio rsiirsaA The train stopped az
ths watsr-sank near Coal Greek. thirty
miles nnrth of here. and two men
b'sarsisst the express ear. They hal NJ
ssonsr entered th- ear than several
men opened sr~ oa them tine Of
them. who has been since insi~nsif~d
a. James smith. OF this city. was shot
throagh the b-iy and mortallv
wounsied- The ether. whose name
has not been learned. was captured
without injury. Th-rw was less than
a hundred dollars in the express ear
saf~.
The southern Express ca. had been
On ,o a conspiracy In h.sld mp the train
for several days. aud from four Ia ten
srrnesl men had been sent out ON ew.
cry car for three nights past
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

>Exkr0K SHERMAN WIS 1eearsisd an
enfhasiassir reception By the Cinein-
sasi enmm<rxial exchange of whieh he
= a memh<r. an the I'd He addressed
'Ae assembled n~mh<rs GA the rer~ns
aght in the senate and the probable re-
szls of the r~peal Of The purchasing
slaAse of the Sherman at
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

IKE reorganized national German
American hank. OF -. Paal Niun.
which closed its doors during the iaan-
eiai ssringeney. August q. reepenssi On
the 3lst- Sinee its failure the haHx
had made collections agyregzting ss.a.
81. nearly sseo. coo more thaa required
by the comptrOif~r.
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

FAzIS. Wow Les Roi- a drama
By lie Msitre- which was 10 have been
produced next Monday at the Renais-
sanee theater BY Sarah Beruhar,ft- has
been iuterdSrted- the Austrian ambas-
sador having protested because the
principal scene suggested too sfroaxiy
the death Of the Crown Priue. Rusfolph.
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

Jrpsx Dkuxx. of the Indiana sa-
Prsm- esars- rend<r~d y de~asieu- on
sae sr<z- hnlding the pe~alzzr eleetloa
srih~ry law Of that state eonstisa-
nanzl By its t<rns n nan who at
rszPss 90 purxhase znother's vote must
PaE the person approaehed siaa and
nzy suffer mpri<ouue n. hesi1e>
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

DrESs the closing ceremonies in the
uOman's building at the Worlds fair
sn the slst- il was announced that Pot
er Palmer had given ssoo. .eoe To erect
. rsEraan's memorial building on the
zxe front in Chicago
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

WORLDS FAIR GKOrSDs. CHICAGO,
Nov Every eoncessiouaire on the
Midway plAisanee has been stopped
from doing business tsuards are Sta
toned at the entrance TO each place
with strict orders to allow no money
20 be taken in and To admit no
one who could not show n pass
20 enter the concession on busin~~s.
Visitors were not prevented from paSs-
ing up and down Midway. out - Il was
practically closed the thoruughfars
looked like deserted cosmopolitan VII
iage-
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

6EaRsE T. SrrDEBAxxR who was
aessgzted By the A. q L. W 20 visat
tae esunki<s of ssathwess<rn Kansas
1nsf ascertain the true eondition Of sf-
sairs th~r~. returned - TspelTa- on the
ssst- azs3 ki< ae~sunt o< the suffering
m s~sxzrsa- GrznE >s~vxnz Ssxsssz s=s=-
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

PExSpERsAsr. the murderer Of Mayor
Harrison in Chicago. i having rough
tme in jail The other prisoners have
aiken to using every opportunity to
per as the wretch and shriei<ing i'm
preeatious at him. 80 that exercise cut
ssie his cell has been male practically
m impossibility-
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

A AcRAxx printer walked IN on >1Per-
lnsendent of Police Bsrues OF New
York. on the 5fst- and asked him for the
Hso.ss0 the superintendent owned hEH,-
The original arnoans- he said szss1Ss-
40. but the interest bad increased II 10
taa.se9 He wanted the s-s.eoo inter
est in pennies He was invited into
the detectives room 20 get the money.
and ave minutes later found himself
ioeked up in cell
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

ir took nearly fve hours for the prs-
eessi0u Of Cincinnati school children To
pass the ear upon which rested the Lib
erty Bell in shat city. on the III and
when they were gone the ear and bell
we're hidden frem view under noun
TN Of aarerS
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09
AN uNcoNFrRMEo auMoR

That the Ksrw~r~' Issa aaa rrx~s CO. Cd
s~w rsrs n>s Appsa-a ss~ . H~~.s~.~
fs~ the wessr~s Consolidated Csaf ..-s
Grw1 Co.
NV IoHx. uov. "A rumor that
the Farmers Loan and Trust Co, os
this city. had applied for the appoint
ment OF a receiver for the Western
Consolidated Coal aud Iron Co could
mot b. confirmed. nor wa= il denied. at
the offie~ of the former company last
night The secretary % the Fsrmerx
Loan and Trust Co. Mr. Narsson. saii
he knew nothing about H.
At the os.see nj Turner. Mcclure a
Raisson. counsel for the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co. IL was said that Mr..
Turner the senior member ef the irrn.
was nc Cincinnati. and that no in
formation Soses-ain- the alleged for~-
closure eould be made public until his
return
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

TEx Northwestern Miller reports the
ssoe< Of wheat in rrixzte elevators Of
kizn~2poiis> on the sath- at Screws
ssshelz. gair Greg the prevseas wsek
q 81 seo bushels This Ea.s the total
ssosk az Minnsapolis And Duluth "a
-. IS bushels. an increase Of l-sNs.sss
hushels. against II-ess.eso bushels At
ne sane date last year
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

How NORRIS McDoxALD. ex-navo,
| Of New Albany. and one OF the r,asi
7reminent uae1 IN southern Indiana.
vas stricken with heart disease. on
tae iss- and died a few minutes later.
Es was SIS years OF are-
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

CRANK entered the ofsie~ of Edwin
teuld- In New York. on the gsth. aad
denaniea- instantly. ss,soal Nr
|toald stepped into another room. ssrle-
ph"ned for assistance ard then enter
'hined his visitor until officers arrived
mt took him into eustosiv.
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

The Midway plafssne~ fskirs from
he far east. of various trih~s and
hnyuess viii carry home aboat ~ .ses.-
no as their harvest for the sax mouths
|sf the Worlds fair At least s.a. 600 In
|euunterfefs money. lead quarters and
|eonfesierate notes were passed upon
them
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

TwESrS-rwo miners cottages. be-
lnnrin< to the Moncu~ahela Coal Co.
. Nonoagah- w. Va were DESTROYED
ss ire. on the d. entsilinx a boss Of
shous sl0.eea Nest of the oerura,,.
tss all they possessed
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

PKFScE Alfred WIyDtssH-tsK,rz.
Who" Emperor Francis Joseph desired
b sHeeeed Count Taafe ss Austrian
Frime minister has announced that.
sving 10 important family eoosisiera-
tens. he u unable to ae.,pos the as-s.-...
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

All that was mortal Of Carter n. Har-
rsou- ate ulayorcf ChieagO,wa< laid ,c
rs. with imposing ceremonies and at
nnsief By the largest funeral pageant
ever witnessed in the west. in Grace
aasf cemetery on the fSs
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

o. the night Of the sist sh. T,Tb~r.,
s<l left Chicago on its return To Pail
rselpAh.- never more it Is said. 10 n.
rns~cd from the City of BrotherIv
Is-r
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09
VOL. XVII.

THz Bixelow carpet mills Of RnSso,
supasrfng t.ies hands, shat down. =,
- u. fov an indefinite period h..car.s
>fsrk If orders
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

Tee senate amendment To the silvr,
rurrhas~repeal bill was passed By IN.
sause. On the iss- and one hour anS
sarty-tive minutes later was signed b.
tae president and became a law.
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

NAI--GEx- SsK CHn<roPHEK cEAKLEs
TExSDArE- v C., r A. r. C. NJ G-. Z
B. her raajesty-s mastered ceremonies.
and At one time equerry to the prince
81 Wales. and who accompanied tns
latter On his trip 10 America died- on
tie lst. a. Bangor, Wales Of paralysis
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

PKfycE ASToSro of Orleans. husband
II the Infanta Ezlalie. aud lieut.nan,
<nlonel IN the hussar regiment .-Pr;r-
er-~ will Join the Spanish troops a,
Essylo
Oxford eagle., 1893-11-09

PARIs, Tex. Nov al J. Dielersou.
United states marshal for the eastern
district. has resigned his position, for
business reasons His term would
have expired N 1881