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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
NEGRO CRIMINAL KILLED.
lie Forces q Quarrel on Young Anderson,
who Actstn Self-Defence.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch

SALEM. Va. February 2s.-llolls Shaver,
a colored boy of about II, whose criminal
career can hardly be equalled in this sec
ton. was this afternoon shot and killed by
William +. Anderson, youth who lives
with his father. respectable carpenter Of
Salem. According 10 the evidence before
the coroncr's jury, Anderson Was fishing at
"A mlll-dam on Roanoke river, near the
freight depot. when Shaver came no and
took one of his poles away and refused to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
hhAt4r C1sGsATULA1IoNs.

49,. ~ yesterday received many let
t.-. i.'-iams ffom friends in various
%. rJuutry. who congratulated
t.... '-0 annlyersary ot hls pastorate
&. -'it,.ol tlc highest personal regard
n....-' '.'.r WORK. Among the kindly
a. va the following from DIR. Tai
\ '"e famous minister Of Brooklyn,
80, a'l.auDns on the anniyorssry Of
E-tf, l'Hs pastOratc. All good peO-
Uu.IN, 'IiA unite with all good people
tt,l.. 3'a m wishing that Heaven may
- "fAE ilrlfers tt,,,,,. '..,,. b, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
DEATH OF MRS. NANCY WALTHALL
Nr. TcTlwaine Refuses to Rcconsider-
Crates OF Eggs Mysteriously Disappear

(Corrcsponience Of tho Richmond Dispatch
PErFnsnuRG, Va, February 2s.-Mrs.
Nancy Walthall, q much-respected lady of
Crewe. died last night Of consumption.
She went from this city, where many of
her near relatives reside. Her remains Will
be brought hero tor lntermeut.
Mr.. William Is. Mcllwalne. who on the
lst OF TINS month resigned his seat IN the
Common Council from Fourth Ward. has
declined all oyerturos 10 withdraw his re-
sIgnation. though mauy Of the people of
his ward signed petitions asking him 70
reconsider his action. Slr. McIlwalne viii
not. for MS present term at least. return
To the council Of which he WAS such an
efficient member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
A single Bottie

Of Or. Davids Cough Syrup, taken when the
cough nrss appears may save q long spsl ot
illasss. II Is the BEST cough cure knosn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
NOT A CLUE LEFT.

Two large crates Of eggs. consigned to
one OF our COMMISSION merchants, We're
stolen yesterday from his store IN man
ner so mysterious that not even a clue has
vet been obtained as 10 tho thief.
If reports be true committees from this
section will soon wait upon President
Cleveland and the senators end congress-
men from Virginia IN the matter OF ap-
pointments to Office here and IN the South
side. The two appointments OF principal
Importance are, OF couse. the Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Second District
and the Postmaster OF Petersburg. For
the latter place there are four or i've can
dida.es: for the former II Is understood
there are candidates from both Richmond
and Petersburg. The Collector Will have
q large patronage to bestow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
THG BOND CLAUSE.

Some Of the Virginia members who are
very much opposed 10 the bond-purchase
clause IL the sundry civil bill express the
opinion that the clause Will be stricken
ont. Indeed they claim that the extreme
gold advocates have practically abandoned
the fight. realizing that they are whipped.
They cannot, III tact, turn a wheel They
ore IN the minority. SO far as the House Is
concerned, and even II they had ma
jority they could not do anything the way
matters stand.
II Is understood that the friends Of Mr..
Basil B. Gordon have received many ad-
dilonal signatures N his behalf. and they
feel encouraged TO hopo that he Will be ap-
pointed Minister to Mexico. General
Bragg. of Wisconsin, and Congressman
Kllgore, Of Texas, are regarded As the
most formidable competitors of Mr.. Cor
don for the honor Of representing the
government q. the City Of Mexico,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
lrnAR DENOMINATION.

JuIversalists' cnurch-Bcv. John ellison, pas
tpr-Mayo bctseeu Franklin and Br1Hd.
German Lutheran -Rev. SIR. Strctor, pastor
MHr-hal between Fourth and iuih.
B1cnir church. south Nineteenth between
Cary and Main.
jewish synagoEues. Mago hciWern trankhn
AM Broad ami corner OF Marshall and sixth.
When this Directory aud Almanac Was COM
rfed fre streets running east ami we~t divided
on >av.ute-ntb eai those running north aud
suuth llHlnl on MAIn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

IrM NEED or REMEDY for sors Thross OF
q Had Cough or Cold, use promptly DE-. Jayues
Expecsorant, useful medicine ~ keep In tns
Lung and Throat rcQhlsG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

when sstg was sick. We gave her csssorsA
whsn she was Chad, che ssscd for cassorta
whsn she became hss. shs chung " csaorsA
Wbsa she bad chnirrn. she gave thsm cssssriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
TAKEN OFT DEAD.

Tho shot. some thirty or tortv, No. z.
struck Shaver IN the head and breast, and
he fell backwards IN the mlll-race, out OF
which be was taken quite dead some i've
or ten minutes later. Anderson went on
home and was shortly afterwards arrested
and placed IN jail Mayor Younger, Act
ing Coroner, empanelled Jury which,
after viewing the romans ANA hearing the
evidence. returned q verdict that Hollis
Shaver came 10 his death from gunshot
wounds in tho head. neck. and breast. the
eun being fired by William +. Anderson.
William Anderson is a tall, thin youth OF
about II years Of age. of rather reserved
manners, and the last one likely TO commit
an unproyoked murder. His previous
character is good, whilst that of his victim
was nOt0Tiously bad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Trinity church-Rrv. Joseuh s. Davis, pastor
corner ui wc-t Franklin HuI sew.
C,utcuufy church Rc.. William J. Waller,
-. d.. pastor-wost Grace between Fourth ana
liffh.
A-oury rhapei-Rev. Leonidas Rossor, pastor
uiou lliL
east FfaIAhu between 1wonty-sccond and
INrnly-lA-ri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
AN ELECTION CASE.
MR. O'FERRALl DELIVERS LECTURE
TOTHE REPUBLICANS.
Representative Jones's Tremendous Cor
rcspondenco-A Final Effort TO He
Made for william and Mary.
Prom Our Regular Correspondent

WAsHISaToy. February 2s.-The House
to-day considered the Alabama contested
election case Of McDuflie rs. Turpin, and
Representative OFerrall. chairman of the
Elections Committee, appeared on the
floor for the first time In ten days, having
been prevented from gong to the Capitol
by injuries heretofore mentioned III this
correspondence. He made a speech on the
case and took occasion to rake down the
Republicans at a lively rate on account of
their passions and preludices when a
southern question Il involved. lie
handled in IN effective way the ar
puments Of the Republicans that because
a negro Is "a negro ho X bound 10 vote the
Rcpubhcan ucket. The case was 70 be
decided. he insisted. on It's merits, and not
on what has happened III Alabama in
times gOn0 by, when the coiored people
were driven 10y carpet-baggers ana the
hordcs Of Republicans that infested the
South. =.
The sitting member in this case, Mr..
1urpin. Is native Of Albemarle. county.
Va. and has many friends and relatives IN
the State.
ANOTHER RICBMoNDEB ~ THE FIELD.
Mr.. Maxwell Clarke, Of Richmond, IS
beng pressed by his friends for the posi-
ton OF Col ector Of Internal revenue for
the Second District OF Virginia and q nu-
mcrously signed petition in his behalf has
been received here.
Representative Jones. when he went TO
the House post-Offce to-day, found over
one hundred letters awaiting him IN one
package. lie hos been for the past week
averaging l25 per day. and finds II lmpos-
sible to come anywhere near keeping up
! with his tremendous correspondence.
Mr.. Jones had his eye omen to-day on
bill proposing to pav q Mr.. Burns some
money. when is balance claimed TO be
due Burns on the tent business, IN which
the late MAJOR Sibley. OF Virginia, was also
interested OF course Mr.. Jones VIII have
to tight the measure, since the House VIII
not pass the Sibley hill. The latter has
been fought very hard and occupied near
ly eight days of the present session.
Burns was at one time partner with SIb-
ley, aud the SIbley heirs reside at trede-
ricksuurg.
MIR. Bretzhoover will make final effort
tins week to cali up the bill for the re-
lief Of William and Mary College, IN W.
gina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
John Lakeland by two lengths. Air Tigh
third. Time, l:266.

RAri.
WASHINGTON, February 2s.-The wv City
races we're postponed to-day on account Of
rain.
MONMOUTH PARK LICENSED.
FREEHOLD. n. j.. February 2s.-Quite a
sensation was created throughout the
county when the Township Committee Of
Eatontown, composed Of ]. ID. Van Mole.
Ruhf Hopper. and Charles McFadden. all
mombers OF churches at that place, grant
ed Monmouth Park license for a term OF
five years at q yearly rental Of g. An
agent Of the Racing Association visited the
members of the committee and he was as
sured that they were IN favor Of giving n
license for racing under the new law just
passed. Martin Croft, secretary OF the
association. made the application. Super
intendent Van Keuren wos present az the
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Old papers for slle at 2j cents a hundred
at DIsPArCH Oilce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold every,
where, and il always cures coughs sna
colds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Among the patents issued to-day were
the following:
Virginia Carroll Garnett, Front Royal,
corn-thlnner: Jaquelin VI. Meredith. ~. .
Norfolk. cl0th-measuring machine; VIII
liam Purlng, asslgnOr OF one half 10 D..
Bird. Roanoke, folding fence.
North Carolina Thomas j. Price, Mon
roe, churn-pOwer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
4 RECOMMENDATION

Upon the adjournment Of tho stock.
holders meeting tho directors mot and
elected Lewis II. Blair president w. j.
johnson. yice-president; ". {. Preston.
general attorney Samuel =. liam, secfe-
tary and treasurer. and +. VI. Crutch6eld,
assistant secretary AID treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Do Won wish % 60 to the Columl ian
Exposition at Chicago? Then call on Rev.
If. ". Wharton, 40 81 west Grace street.
who ~ getting up ~ excursion party u
that point and return ria Niagara Falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

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a. u....r- tls sun Of the
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, +... r..,p,.,.t nf
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..... ..,.. ..-....',.rt.eroon who
-. I....t..r COMMITTED
I....,. I......-t.u .cbaitmau..
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,.,U.. ,arke. George l..
r,.-.rsli. r. h. leelor.
..-. q, Morton. Gervn9
.. ..a- Wuta.ls, james pleasant-.
..-. Howard SWuetord. and [.
.......
..., ua. a-.i-tci by q mum
.... .-... whom were Mis-.
t....r. Nr-. James Lyons,
..- I..-aut,, Mrs. Alexander
Nr. Eaiarj, Mrs. Ier kle, Mn
.... Hr.. t4ryuCton. Miss Bette
ST.. /. William IemUerton,
". N Henry.
r4.r ,aYf,rlr- rHHsrNr.
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. ..rt ~a.,..f,r3 Mr. y H. Hawes
Miller. Mrs. Ierrv Montague.
..f V.lI NJ. a. ". Jones.
t.
..., ..l..e ,n attendance were
N.~f.r E...ir Coll. Ehea
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p.rnirk Mary Car
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harHsla.e, Emmle Lor-
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t>p oIHLH otNILfNhN.
.t.r of the Richmond clergy
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nr iluce than these. hls
....- vl, extended DR.. Hoee
wishes we've Rev. Dr-. George
..... NHtGeld. T.. y. Cahsch.
Nash. Ety. Iandon Il. Ma
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Then Anderson went away from the mill
up the street and returned shortly after
ward with a shotgun. The quarrel was re-
newed upon the mill-dam with more or
less violence. and Shaver picked up rock
which no put in his pocket. though
warned by Anderson tO drop It. Shaver
replied with an onth that he would not
drop anything, then made q notion as
though be was about 10 take the rock out
of his pocket. when Anderson fred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
A FAD RECORD,

Shaver took especial delight IN curslng
and insulting white people on every occa-
SION. His record as q sneak and chicken
thief was such that he was considered IN
corrigible Tho father of young Anderson
has employed the Hansboroughs 70 defend
hlrn. and his preliminary trial before a
magistrate will probably take place to-
morrow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
"a sIsa5Fe IL 3 ii Life

Rev EI9arI y Laurence il
the PASTOR Of the First Caugre
g1ti9uaI cEsareiI in Bgl.imore.
0ue Of ;bC wcaI. h5gst AID Eiost
arisfoeratIc churches Of that
city but ne is not eIbteEteI to
be a rich MAS minister Only,
and ccuceiveS that he has a
mission also 10 minister TO the
.POor- he has given up his
handsome parsonage to make
bis aaGde IN the tenement house
district He has taken two
F,sOms GA "a third Il lar If 4
hoEse inhabited by faar Labor
ing fIEsiiiss, and k0Pes thus 30
become better acquainted With
the poor. aud to be able tn do
thsm efficient seryise. II Is
said that sIr- LaHrenCes e6a-re
ga'Ion is in hearty sympathy
with Liz Few departure, and b -
EsIPef hin 10 found an Iadus
trial school in the aeish5o.aoosl
81 lis new rss5Iscce
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
ICatt5a AcFez.s.

The New Or.eazs TIEIes-Dem
aerst closes an editorial en-
Cotton Acreage xiih the fol
lowing timely Warning
Tas S0uthsra presS hIs argEad
against the as Gotten idea and
shOEa the uafJTt1aate results
that vii Inevitably follow Tue
farmers have declined - take
this advice. and must take TIE
Consequences Il their Haxise
heavy planting they have al
rSady depressed the prizes OF
cotton, but tee depression CT
i-ti1g to-day j. n nothing CON-
pared With -hat il vii, b. whap
the crop : beiag marketed II
viii BE bard On the ouEh 10
stand another season Of depFes
SI13. after the hard times of a
year aS1f bat JisIs Is inevitable.
aud vii! continue until the
SJu-aeTE firmers learn more Of
Pci5-i-sl eeJn0ny. and raise
f1od P~r5iEcts. instead of1Tow
NJ move ec;ton than the wcIIG
Talts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

Uncle Dan Emmett. con
poser of that soul stirring song
Dixie, 10 living IL Mount Yer
non Va, Ia poverty He is
supported by the people Cs thai
town At the tine the piece
was composed Dir. Emmett was
In Ing IN New York aud wa.
connected with Bryant Broth,
ers Ministries. He is row :,
years CT age Ia spes king oil
bow he happened to write the
song Nr- Emmett says:
~one Saturday night. in 1879
Jerry Bryant came to ne and
said: -Uuele Dan, can't You
make me a hCrrah walk around
something 10 make a noise with
and bring it here for rehearsal
Monday moruiHgf7 1 told him
| thought could lie said do
50 anti bring it,
"Gpiag home, Sunday beipe
a Rainy Gay. / composed like;
Tor him and be was SO delighted
With Ii that be made rs rehsars.
1t all day Monday for the even.
lag performance II VAS a go
tight t-om the start. When the
var broke out Bryant Grothers-
Aiastrels were forbidden IN
sing II It became so unpopular
IL the North that when .na
band played it in the streets of
SeW YORK they were hooted
aud jeersd att
There Is IN smusFEg Incident
connected With the song. One
hight a typical Sou heruer eane
10 Emnett's dressing room in
New York; AMI. upon being in.
'ruaaeed to Uncle DAM. ex
elzined
Are yea the author of dig.
ir
Emmett said he was-
" ell, sah,f srjd :he Southeu-
er, Placing hOta hands over EN-
mett's right hand. SHAKE. sab
shakel By Gawd. sab I ann
to know you aud I Womb.
rather be the author of tEa,
sorg than | would of Ord linn
irsG-f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
A Boil san.

IL Secretary Carlisle shall ear
ry out, as Indicated, the pro-
gFaame If PFarssihg according
arcoFdTng to States the clerk
ships IN bis H. partment, ne will
not only he considered a ~ery
fearle : officer. but he entitled
to the thanks nfthe rrtjse e9ua
Try outside - TIE i Istryes Of
Columbia. The District has long
since appFo Fiatei. as belonging
to Der people. n yeIy L.rge pro
potion CT ssFe jsisy Government
Dlums, but unaer the new raiing
we shall expect to see Cain
raised IN that quarter TE viii
tse surprising to find ont how
few eler : really live Ia the
District of CoIumbia. when the
Investigation comes to DC maize
-VIeksburg Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

DR. I'm L Sins, Professor
OF Philosophy asd EHgIiAh. IN
the University of Mississippi al
Oxford viii make G-seavIl.e a
visit this week in the interest
OF the University On 1hGrs
Gay Eight he wslI deliver a lee
tGre At the Y. u e. =. Hall to
which Fl Interested in higher
education are Invited TO attend
Dr.. Sims Is one OF the nest
scholarly meu ia the State, and
hi lecture Will be repIete with
data Of importance to all who
have the Development Of State
education az Eeart. Friday h.
viii visit the pu5ie school and
talk to the boys and girls in the
class rooms about the Universi
u and education The Univer
siiy of cur state il a subject Of
supreme interest TO every good
citizen of the State. and re
SHALL welcome Dr. Sins ard his
coed FORK GreeavilIe Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
C7EvertiaB Next Week

Ga next T~hurstsx Be SIKH
Auuuai Cavensi0n vfthe Young
Mems CHRISTIAN Associations CT
Mississippi Will meet with the
University ASSOCIATION. aud will
aslf0Era on tire fDl!aNing sunday
pght- \ fri programme viii
be gsEr1ed oct. Distinguished
I y q A workers from other
States are To be present 20 zen
der assistance Is il the par
pose Of our State Executive
Ucmmtftee to have the eOBveH
ton held EeveTal sessions each
gay Ar r l. Willis. secretary
for Ala and Miss, viii lead In
the singing, aud sill also take
aetive part otherwise A nun
her of sessions Will he held ia
Oxford the rest at the Cniver
sify chapel or Y VI @ A hall
We sFe deeply grateful 10 our
fFienfs Ia Oxford and vicinity
for the ready and generous re-
Spouse they have given when
solicited to entertain delegates
We bow give cordial invita-
ton to the public TO attend the
convention every day This Is
the first occasion of the KIND
for this town Every feature
will b. full CT iuteres. ard in
structIyn-
Let rs get the greatest bane
fits from those four days Of con
veEttOn- University / y C a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
uGicH faraia College.

The Board Of Trustees of this
Institution, 80 long long u Eacter
In the community, has secured
the Rev \ y Eshmaa. for
three years inst eiasing. prinei
pal OF Tbe Huntsville, Ala TRY
School. az president Prof
tsEmaa IS a young man and
proposes to devote his energies
td the caGse of Christian plu
edtIGn- lie LAS oyea yery sae-
eessfgl where he il. and makes
the change not of neee ssity but
OF choice, IA order to- build IN
an institution of learning after
hrs own ideals. lie voluntarily
gives mp q desirable position All
n good salary in order to r.
vEve and euIarge this institution
at his own risk
The trustees have not been
haSty Ia the selection they have
made after careful eartesnen
dsHse tL.cy have called Prof
ksbman because they believe
MIN 10 be the mau peeuIiarly
h5ted to take charge OF the col
iege just at this tfme. The
aIShest words Of praise and
commentator have c0me to us
N reference TO him aud his w-f4
vi him the Rey.I W Caldwell
huntsville, say: Il can say that
he Is capable, loyal and with
more g5It and hustle than al
Most any other maa tn know
tie Is also ambitious to make a
success Of his teaching. and
works untiringly to that end
ne took Charge of the City
school here, and in two and =
oaif years has brought order OFT
chaos f1R eonid not Get =
anywhere who Womb mn,
mere Zeal and energy ito tbaE
work Khan he He is r~aturaffv
80 constituted that IL xngII he
q pleasure to him to take a.
school that IS down aud make
. success of itr Others wba
snow him well, speak in tie
high terms.
In his letter OF aceeptauee
~ hshnan SAYS to the Board.l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20
.si5sisziaps's i1hjSoms PaYIiRa
II the Nerds fair.

Mississippi, through the Co
iambizn Associate, H4s 5 ear
ed a most eligible site at the
Y orId's Fais for a JeausifuI "a
viIi1R, the erection ii EhIch xiii
commence at cree The psTiI-
son wiI be used principally FOR
displaying the uattve wood OF
oar state. which is To be used
exclusively in the erection. IL
viii be furnished free by enter
prIsiug mill men eff the state. A
prominent wood to- be used viii
he Gerry Pine, which hiss Gene
into extensive use of Late. aud
- highly comg,i heated. Tie
plvilI0a will be very at traetIye
Mss PGTueiI. the State ageEs OF
the CcIumb Ian Association, vhG
Is nov In Chicago, si.l s1p-rin
the erection she will be as
sisted by Hon j. III. ETiaker OF
West Point For al this the
people Of t4e Safe ere Indebted
to the aGselisa and patriotic
E0mea, Who at once took Z the
the scheme for providing an ex-
hi5it rs soou Is tie legislature
ttil-d % vote au appropriation
The estUcL.ilast exhibit 10y the
IudustEiai Institute and College
az Columbus, IL Is said, viii be
most eTeG.i2s,e, 11t will be q
Prominent f~atus c CT the Stats
exhibit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

Leo RiebaF-ISoE. she Young
man sIIo killed Henry Murphy
for Insulting his sisters about
No years ago. vas tried and
convicted Of murder and SEN.
.euee.I 70 Ia pFiSOumeUt tur life
At IaI au0Ia on tie sssh list
The ease was h0tIy contested
AMI the eH;Ire sympathy IL the
community was 1ish Richard.
son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

ZINE. Camille Col ctr, the well
know al ae3ge II ne rErsGcj-
nation NJ W3gea IL MOI Fay, re
Gently eessorsfesi she S1sh ami
verssTy other bi-th \ festival
vas given IN Christina ia honor
or the day, and xas attended by
Isse1 AMI many other famous
writer's Pref L5rs1y Died
Tiehse7 made the address. Eme-
Col:ett Is the sGthcr Of-The Of
feisf's Daughter and other
bOaks- She ssiil enjoys sPleudid
health. despite ker great sgc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-20

The m3aIn els erected by the
NoOdmen a5 Jackson. Mss. 30
Policeman GEIss, whS WIS Kill
ed there . few ClaatLs ago by
the SxanSOBS. WAS unveiled OF
the Eta wl.a appropriate cere-
moRfes The orator. Fiou. L II.
Dial. mayer Of Meridian. deIiv.
ereEa beautiful oFJtion, after
which tie ceremonies OF unvciI
Jag took pIsee-