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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-04-19
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Schedule in Effect April I, 1892.

Schedule in Effect April |, 1892.
DURHAM DIVISION.
LEAVE DURHAM, &C.
600 a. m.-Daily for Lynchburg and Way
Stations. Arrive Lynchburg 1881 a. m. All
trains. Durham Division, arrive and depart
from Union station Lynchburg.
Trains arrive ut Durham from Lynchburg
at 1:45 p. m. daily.
WINSTON SALEM DIVISION.
Leaves Winston-Sa Salem 1:5O p. m. daily ar
rive at Roanoke 700 p. IN.
MAIN LINE-wEsT BOUND.
LEAVE LYNCHBURG-DAILY.
$50 p. M. for Roanoke, Radford, Pulaski,
Bristol and all points south, via E. T. V. & e.,
k. r., also for Bluefeld, Ohio Extension.
Leave BluedelI 6l0 a. III. daily for Kenova ana
Columbus. Parlor Car to Roanoke. Pullman
sleeper Roanoke to Memphis via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
rs a. IN. Tor Roanoke. Radford. Pulaski,
Bristol also for Bluetield, POcahOntas, Elk
horn and stations CIinch Valley division also
for Louisville and stations l.. & N. X. X. VIA
Norton. Pullman Sleeper Lynchburg TO Louis
Vile via Norton. Connects at Roanoke 1:S5 IA
m. with Washington and Chattanooga Limit ed.
Pullman sleeper Roanoke TO Nashville, Mem
phls aud New orleans. lining Car attached.
date stations. Has no connections beyond
Roanoke.
AsT-BOUND-LEAvE LYSCHBURG-DAILY.
9:l5 a. m for Richmond. Petersburg and Nor
folk arrives Petersburg at I:25 p. N. connect
ing with Richmond and petersburg railroad,
rrIiving in Richmond at z:l5 p. N. Arrive
Norfolk 600 p. m.
1850 D. m. Arrive Petersburg Ais a. N.
connecting with X. Il p. X. X. daily; arrive
Richmond 7:47 a a.; arrive Norfolk 1UU a. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeper 10 Norfolk.
Also Pullman PaIsce Sleeper between
Lynchburg and Richmond.
This car will be ready at Lynchburg at 900
p. IN. tor recep Iion of passengers.
2:55 p. IN. for Richmond, Petersburg and Nor
folk arrive Richmond $50 p. m; Norfolk $50
p. m.
Pullman Parlor Buffet Car to Norfolk.
w. B. BEV1LL.
G. P. s. T. Agent, Roanoke, Va.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-04-19
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afterward.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02
TOPICS
The NEWS IN BRIEF.
%'s-THIRo CONGRESS-


fi-Tfra SeSslrnr
nat- an Tue ~ Lev
eo1tla~rt as Sa.,r = @AF ~
- sa+vsr purrEas. r~p.ar -
a-.-sr Il Stewart rave n,sf,-
49, NaAsa b. Prspo-sf ., o-,r -.
~ 80 S.-nla tor Ne Prtntia< 81 : - e-rf~.
aarH~s hefcrs ths e-r-a.--
= meacs vas a<rs-sI n va :. NAit
na~lHx ne Hamaer kmx-sTa -
@ 'pr ne senass In -.
,s-|sAi1e1 - the hBs.. 80 -
sA~ disposal % cprsaia fr-t. -
- N0rur1n ekarrh r-a4 r,,~.---t
kt4th< stA4 wNz PasssA Th~ tw -
rersaae cutter t1r Nervfes 49, th---
ssAs passed Tns baazra3sw Nh -
-saa'c "a ne stth lerfslasrvs 49,.
la. tne silver purchase rsu~1T bf4 -
-, entire session aatfI a rp-s~S ~.
mrN ne &th n taa eou..
o. minor Importance wsr~
nrT q Tntch were passed. ana m
A W e@ta i%h 4 Uniform s~.ssu - -
raPtry n the Cnitre S.ass- "a. ,,s--~.
aissussed until taH p n. Wa, -. -
Ra1rart M II
In re .s1ste. on sA@ 9Th l.vf.y,.5r~
~ eva co1siaaesii. ha1se lshnt -v..ofsrs,, -
tA1S the Acknowledgements OF IN. r,~.-~
-Tn anu people % the Taftaf states :, -.
sS1p'0s foreir1 EuTerumFu-s FOR rhsf- -s-.-
Gus aad e-ecstvs contribution "a n -
exposition was passed. Fa-rAar sf~u-sso- -
sue saLver pu-rvssSerrpeaI hfrf e-r-4,f.,s .,a -
mairstsr q the session La ne -.
ses'sasa7r hooking TO- o1sosaEtrfo Of hnd ~
HSss n California was passed IN. bank-
Ilptcy Ftu Vas taken Hp aaf II scaSssf IN rnn.
o. IN Nnoe H1cI AZ whea ne cum
1N aro>f ant rh@ houss j fuu-neI
IL the 4a~xsa -
a. istn cunttnzslA afr~r routine BUSINESS ne
sNs1 PHrvn1s~rePe14 I'll vs. -aSrn ~. tae
penHtHx qss>ctsn being "a he ausn.r-.~-. -
I.ru % Ar Fe1r. revivfa< The FREE csina-s
@Ss o. ~ The urgency tsa-ieuev bfI va
ocle-ed prsas~L M BIZ tar ne ua-kt-v -
removing % dsrsIicrs. ami house nfT ayv-yDrf-
1linz st-s@o tar a srss-ciasx sseam rrr,rs.
cutter fsr the Wv EaEh1zd coast were rnsS~I
In the aeuSe tn &eath Of Chrgi1fn HpkR-
way VA suitably -nti~ed ant tas iotas re-alr
siou providing s1r the ~prfarirr Of sugro-xs1
ant enrolled bills we're 71s.--L
: IN the seuIse. ca the s7sh LEGISLATIVE s1~ n
the fslh continued IN silver purrhaz-rr7ea
clA was early Gxsn ~. and after s.vpraf
speera@- hat been mNfs q vote vas taken On
the ameEsineIs offered 81 Mr Persr ,rr~
vtttzE foe ths eutn1re Ct silver EuIfion Gs-
posted ~ anT owner rher-uf ~ inter taa Act
Of January - u.3z. and r~svIving ant rp-enacr.
tsz that ant rcpeaNa~ al acts n -onalet there
with wiki VA tefeatsd - the decisive vote
ec 10 ta& BIZ unanimous consent ! vote was
taken ca Ir voorhees, sHbStisare with the
understanding that il would then - rrpnf~f a.
the original measure speu ~ ameufueu- ant
IL was Agreed To- Yeas - nays . Ia the
house no business Of general Interest Wa
transacted AMI Adjournment xaS taken until
she 9th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

~ sh~ s=t-s.f~ ef Miss Daisy GsrtssA
D~sxAssr sf vs. Attsr.<y tes~r.t ear
Had rH~r Tate Mr.serss~s nt-~rr~.r-
s=<- fr~- u-r Hs=s~ Esrssl~-a-ss
esas~ t--ixs~A
WasMtSsrrv. ext E-The death hy
her own hansi u Miss Daisy Garland.
enly daughter u e~x-Attsvuey ~t'~n.raI
Garland. shocked all Washington NJ
tr1stivc ia appearance. and in
n marked degree The young isly. h-
cau~r of her prominence during her
father occupancy ~ . cabinet psrratinn
during Mr. Ctrseland-s pricr admins
tratssn. ant hexausc of her own per
sonal charms was a wwifknorn and
very pspalar KxuF~ in ss-ci~ty. she
lived with her father anil brother IN
the handsome residence ts~n Garland
had recsntiy purchased On Rha-ie
Island avenue.
On tn. 10th Of last August she wys
,erieu<iy disappeared FROM home. and
after the lapse ~ three days during
which time M news bad h~rn received
OF her. the police were requested 10
Join in the searrh This deseripticu
was then -ent out FROM police bead
Nquarterss
I<sok sas Tor Mss Daisy tsarsansL sxei n
tsiA, stoaa tara eyes sast hair werw . CARA
fr~s~ ant several Diamonds. Carried a small
saxehri vhen AAss seen SA~ to a aaaxhfrr a
IN ytsen~rat Garland Mostly su
EAs=fr fsisaa av~nn~.
soon afterwards ia. tidinxs were re-
eri-ed that the young lady was in Bal
t~iraor~. and Representative John Y.
Fellows. an old-tsne Arkansas friend
OF her father. went over to that city. ~
cusnpanied By her brother. and brought
her back The explanation then given
was that she had Ieft wori with q
Young lady friend that She intended "a
visit baltimore. and by some means thu
message failed Of delivery. Her brother
rad pablo n statement that he
went over - Baltimore with Col Eel
lows tn the address given (which was
that ofa Catholic family on Madison
avwnneL. and there found his sister win.
would have returned in a day orstws
anyway. Ne added. ">h@ thought IL
was strange that We had come for her.
and When she reached horne found o
numh~r Of people waiting FOR rs in the
house and earned the publicity that
had h-~n given her absence and the
alarm IL had treated she was prc-sratevl
and we thought that We would have "a
call in a physician 10 the message
b sent n bad been delivered there
wouht have hsren m trouble.~
Mis- Garland. il il asserted. has ~
f~rred to this episode. ami said she
supposed her friends wouIt want SONS
explanation Yesterday morning she
went down tn breakfast apparently liz
her accustomed health and spirits
h devoted part % the morning tv ar
ranging details for a theatxr party
hut wk~s called for luncheon about
nnou was fsaad dead in her b~sirssun
sisss through the heart by her fathers
pistol. fired by her own hansL The
h-iy was still warm. hut n, one had
heard the shot HresL ten Garland
had xon~ IA hts law oftie~ rmmssliatriy
after breakfast. anI first heard af his
daughters tragic death by telephone.
Yesterday aft~rus~pn the eorrszer
viewed the ~rwuain<. bat did not CON
ssstsr an Inquest necessary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02
40.


ConfxrH. Oct s--ThIs naornia~ a. 0
o'clock Cot e. r. Petk hressAsd hss lass
~ the a<e Of fosr-score years. ripe In
years aaA CHRISTIAN character. Col.
Polk vas been a. Columbia Team. Or
ksA~r =. tsf1 H~ Was a son % Ezekiel
Foik and q half brother - the father OF
Presidsas James X Polk wnsn .
yoang nan be aaovsi 10 Bolivar. Teaa.
where be VA. married 10 Miss E.li-n
F~1tzhnrh. % vtrrtnsA n moved - his
place ab-eat i@sN where he has lived
asos, Of the time siaee. In asa-e~iiazs
days he vas n man Of Dasla~rahte prop~
erty. usost of whsrh vas Lost dartag sAs
var Though q mai of great saergy
AMI ane iaaxmeut DO never saeeeeS~d
in rrcovertng bis lass f~ortnae. and foe .
aamher % years. in hls fs~hi~ health.
be has made dis hone With his sonrfa-
Law. Capt n J. Hyuenan. who married
his second daughter. Ms Ear.nis
Polk. The colonel kept posted on thu
eurrcus topics % The aJ. and. like his
distinguished nephew. rr~sidens Polk.
vas . neaioerat % tho srriesess order.
The remains will b. tnterrvd -tsuaarrow
evening tn Henry Cemetery. The fa-
neral srrvices still be held AZ she r~si-
deuce % Capt n J. Hyneman. conduct
ell By Rev Robert Noanx. Of the
Camhsriand Presby terrain Church. of
whirh Col Polk was ever a constant and
faithful member.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02
CONDENSED

THE bill repeating the purchasing
clause OF the sherman Law passed the
senate on the s8th by a vote Of g 70 g.
REFuRrs cone from Soathern Ar
kansas that the WhIsecaps have posted
notices on almost every GIN in that &c
tiOn warning farmers not 10 gin any
more cotton until the prtes advances to
10 cents a PoanA
The State Department. denies that
the United States government has en-
tered into a treaty with Brazil, pledyfng
our support to that country in the eveas
OF an ar-emps being made to restore the
monarchy there
tsoGB 20 the amount Of E10oa9 was
withdrawn from the Bank of England
On the sssh for shipment TO Germany
The bank has sold gi70s0o0 worth Of
goId for shipment To America
The whisky trust has given notice OF
IN advance OF 1 ceat n gallon in the
urics Of spirits This Is an advance OF
9csutsa gallon in TWO weeks
THEEE vases. waived aS sf-11s we're
ssoVen from the art gallery AZ the
Worlds Fair on the 18th
AUGrSr SoMxEEFTELDs \ t0yearold
bov os Rstsoary, Pa was killed on the
ssrh BY izmpsng from a third story
window OF his home 10 escape from his
ta.her. who was beating him with a
raxhids for playing truant from school,
SxrKErAKr HOkE SMITH has issued
his requisis5on on the Secretary Of he
Treasury for sIs.eoa.ooo in payment OF
the quarterly pensions, due November
4sh-
The imports IL the port Of Se~ York
f,r the past week were SFak SCI. Of which
Sss..4IT were gold. and s-4.I4s silver
ExroErs Of wheas and fogr from boeb
coasts Of the United States and Canada
.his week amount TO 1@s.T o bushels.
conuarsd With e.Tos.Ooo bushels last
week
carr. AAKoS KISsSTOS. vita . party
Of ten left Pfsssbgrv, Pa on the
s-rb. in three boats on n voyage 10 the
ar.arrtie ard Arctic seas He will 90
bx river 70 New Orleans across the Calf
"a Mexico down the South American
cast 70 Cape Horn- up the Paeinc 20
Behrinr Sea. and then into the Arctic
ocean
A xucx Of Abraham Lneolg, Miss
Matte Todd Is possmissress At Cyntht-
"a. XIV. she was appoiased By Presi-
.aeut Hayes and has held her place ever
since
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

aCSEEExScx ~ the sixtr~, "
"4Ss ht-hors ef III, rrit,a $50.
tynea IN Milwaukee % ne as,a
HA secretary Of The uaxv =, -
-tA- after consultation Win - -
sent ordered the desach-.,. q m.
'nnaand 81 Eea-Admiral Star.., 4,
command II th~ Uuit~,i St,s~s -,
FORCES at Rio Ianeiro. FOE havir~ -,
''es'stea hts duty u a friendly nati~-
e 9lu'e The dag gf the rebel IA.
~ was reported On the 18th. tha, =
Nere IN Fuute from krixn,a v;.h
'nsie DieS Tate. Eentuekv~ sr,,
Ave enhszzlisg treasurer. Th~ 1~;ss,.
Nas saH To be heavily irunesl ana
- eaFto~ who caught hin - nile.
lron luna, were e~xpecsin~ "a -
-sooo reward for landing him xafelv
IN keatackv.
Gov HUeHEs - Arixors -
"asafngt9n on official busine<N has
S9oeiaied Negotiations with re~p-.r.k
ne PARTIES Tor the establishment IN ~.
territory ~ a large c1louy Of Enrsp~.n
@-~reuttuFlsts, vitieuiturf<ts f~,i,
growers six weaverS cotton simmer,
and mechanic~.
WHEN Col T. Bruce pfeke,t~ n.
''ettyshurg fame. returned frsu ,h~
war be bought mp vast tracts Of via
land IN Sullivan AMI Pike ceuuti~x p
"a the -sth he transferred Il 600 a~r-<
." a Boston syndicate. aud therein H..
CONFESS millionaire The original In
vestmeut dill rot exceed 81
TOW MAENHAN Of California de-
cllred 20 interfere with the e-xrcusior
% Dr. Vincent. sentenced IN b. hanged
Tor wrfe murder in Fresno On he -th
LoCrs J. SILVA. the trusted eashi~-
ant secretary Of the E1inwaser-Hrad
FORD Hat Co. Of - Louis i a defauIs
eT 20 an ex-eEt exceeding sle0. eco ane,
detectives are searching foe him. Th-
katawater~Bradford FSat Co. has fail~ss
IA Business asa result Of thissxigantSc
embezz eaenr. ami ~ aEairs have beer
turned over 10 Christopher p. EIlerhee
a. assignee
The Paeise Nail steamship Cf.v o.
E York. which sailed f-u4m ian IRAN
CISCO On the ssth- went on the rnes> a,
Point Bouito - a dense fog. and VII
probably be a total wreck
HoN THE0DoEK Erxrox. American
amhaSSadur To Germany. presented 10
Emperor William his credentials n
ambass1dor "a the 18th The aasfieucx
was held behind closed door~
FREDERICK 4 LoTEcR&vr. manager
Of PalEuers theater in New York and
secretary Of the C0Hey Island Jockey
club shot himself twiv~ in the bead ou
IN. 5ith
TIE national convention 81 the WON
n Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church opened in
Toledo o.. On the sish
PEINE MTSrSTEE Dirty has threat
ened % resign unless the radical eIe-
lsnt in the Ereaea cabinet = sIimi-
mated
PNfD admissions 70 the woridrs tair
on the 2sta were t9~6s1
MISS DAISY GARLAND. aged = years
daughter ef ex-Attorn-ylesrneral tar
land. committed suirsde at her home n
Washington. on the eth. By shooting
herself through the heart with her IA
theirs revolver
AusVSr NIH-. = Leafvilie eCoLt tail
or while walking from Aspen To Lead
Vile. on the @5th- was exerrouae By
cold and lying down on the track
vls run over and killed by n passing
train
The Guatemllan troops sen cut af-
ter bandits returned. on the 9Th. after
having attacked the bandits and being
repuIsed with three ofierrs and four
teen soldiers kiIleia and many wouased
PAGp admissions tn the Worlds fair
on the z7th were @5a.5s3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

SEVEN persons were injured in a
street ear collision at Chicago on the
ed
SENATOR DAVID T. Hun opened the
Democratic campaign in New York on
the ed he supported President Cleve-
land and said the senate was a ssum-
bling block
CHRIS >rUrz- n juryman IN the dis
riet court 1t Atehisan. Mas. was
found on the ed in a dared condition
of mind He claimed 10 have been
struck on the head By some person in a
store where he had gone % buy a cuat
Only a slight bruise WAS found on his
head The ease Is : very mysterious
one
Nix N.ICTAEL DsvTTr has been re-
fused a certificate IN bankruptcy
PAID admissions at the Worlds fair
on the 4sth were HATS
The crew Of the Valkyrie. the defeat
ed English contestant for the Ameri
ea-s cup sailed for home on the =tth
The telegraph office at >heeI Mound
= station on the Nashville & Chatta-
no.oga railroad. was robbed. On the
cath. and the operator murdered
The engine of a west-boGnt passen-
ger train on the Cincinnati Hamilton
& DAYTON railroad exploded its boiler
at RavsriIIe- O.. on the I'D. while GO
ing at the rate of thirty miles an hour.
No one was seriously injured
JAMES D. HUTCHINSON. a stationary
engineer. and Miss LOttie Siekler. both
of waukegan- Ill. were married on
the cath. on the Ferris wheel at the
Worlds fair
GEORGE j. esOULD arrived at Denver,
Col. on the 18th His train was three
hours late and the Fort Worth train
was held for him. which he took for
Pueblo He i on n D or iuspee
ton and pleasure
RKvEKyxnS Nix AND Ms A. L
WREsHr husband and wife were IN
stalled as pastors OF b tniversaiHst
church Of the Recuneili1ticn IN t'ree7-
mort. y. v. on the night Of the 18th
Az euormous number Of gifts have
b..en prepared in France for P~reseuta
ton 10 the visiting Russians. either Tor
themselves or for the car and exarinA
FnScts L. wEEE% The mhszzlsf-
whose extraditiou the Costa k5ean gov
eminent has deereed- applied Tor d
writ Of habeas eurpas on the 18Th
Truxrr new eases Of yellow fever
very reported at Brunswick GA- On
the ssth. bat no deaths
NpcakAsrs i said TO he on q eve
Of an imp~nAing revolution
Nkrwax >rEkrsS who sAot hi"
IN Nrr Yorx city On the -sh- vas
m~mb~r Of the frm OF Lew Strauss
q Ara m 20 about sixteen years a"
- in saa Francisco At that time
H. vent 70 New York. AMI ever Sn
al been b1yer for he firm lie Wa
- millionaire. and no one can A.
- .nx aus for the decd lie "a
.hout As years Of age. and was EaarrisH-
,x of Dublin IN Threatened
With a water famine
TEr report that the t7itea seAi
~oxrrureus will reopen nezoti4to
- she acquisition Of the Noe -
Is.hoIgx Usysi has caused CONSIDERS
y 1880 in West Intian ne"SP3-
The majority Of the paPers ea1
g..a reason why the tnitsa
states should not Obtain the n1
eoaiiug station
- q PE1CE- d D. the enlnsn.
u-,hern negro orator and president Ok
TS-5r~~tous college at Salisbury
-. = ~ a5th- Dr. Price was mot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02
A PRiNcsLY =

Marshal Tb~la. th~ Chtenxa Merchants
rrts<~. Gives . uIfftsa nsit.r. So ths
esfsusbhs. Memorial ws-<aas. On g.-
atti-su that aSoa0aoo g.-h be sab
s~rih~d and se.aoo.sso Of sh- Espa-l
tiss sss~k be Transferred Go the Pro
l~~s<d fa.tisafsss-
WoRLD's FAIR GsoCxps CHICAGO.
Oct 9s-pirector James w. Ellsworth,
of the expo>ition. came tn the admins
tration Offices yrster lay with the well
come information that Marshal Field.
b dry goods prince Of Chicago, had
given 81. 900. 600 to the Columbian me
m orial Museum under certain eoudf
tons These conditions were that
$500, o00 in cash should be subscribed
10 the endow ment fund Of the museum.
and that y. aoo. eoo of the exposition
stock shoald BE- transferred to the trus,
tres OF the projected museum one
hundred Thousand dollars Of the addt
tional cash fund has already been sub
seribed by George VI Pullman. tina
palace \ magnas-. and the directors
who have interested themselves in the
Museum are eonident that the r. main
ing tseo.9oa viii be raised in a few
days
IL i not known definitely what
amount will be raised from the sub
seription stock 81 the exposition, but
she directors think hat 10 per cent OF
h capital stock at least will be re-
turned 10 the snbserib1rx The sum
realized from the subscription stock
donated To the u not 10 be in
ciuded in the 500. 0oa cxsh subscription.
Director Ellsworth u confident that a
majority Of the q. 0oo. 600 "a subscription
stock viii be given q the museum
fund
Directors John c. Black and Edward
T. Aver are the members Of the finance
committee who. with Mr.. Ellsworth
have secured nearly sS.ooo. 600 To the
museum furd in less than three weeks.
An informal understanding has been
reached between the directors and the
South Park commissioners for the re-
tentiou OF the Fine Arts palace as the
museum building 10 remain perma-
nently as an ornament toJaekson park.
The chiefs OF the exposition depart
ments have been at work in n system
attic way for the past two months OBJ
tanning the promise OF valuable ex-
hibits to their museum Their success
has given an impetus tn the memorial
enterprise and assured its eee
Chief Buchanan has obtained all the
exhibits in the Forestry building aud
Chief >kff has done equally Is we'll
In the Mining department
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

gxx SAxUEI- W. HADDAwAT. chaplain
X the house of representatives and
psosr OF Marvin chapel NJ z church.
Esth. in Washington diei at 4oTeIock
u sae morning Of the sssh. of Bri-htrs
|X~e1Se.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

FKxsSo. Cal. Oct ss-Dr. Y. o. Vim
cent who was convicted of murder in
1901 was hanged in the county Jail court
yard at noon yesterday
On December II. 1890. Vincent while
under the influence Of liquor. shot and
killed his wife who had commenced
proceedings for n divorce on aeeouns
Of his cruelty. IL was n cold bIooded
murder and Vincent narrowly escaped
being lynehed by the Infatuated eiti-
xen~ N~incent's ease had been ap-
pealed to the state aud the United
States supreme court Judgment being
affirmed IN both eases
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

MS >ALLTE WHEELER died in Phila-
ApaEa- On the I'D aged 1903 years
Ne Was born IN Birmingham. En-
PssaA Decemoer rs. ITsa Up to the
Inc 1t her death she was in possession
AZ her faculties
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

THE steamer City Of Concord and her
rnsurt- the Danford- are missing.
|EsTisft Port Huron- Mich about the
k - koad cedar in Georgian hay. and
psaing had been heard Of them up To
|fr xth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

owrss { odroaxht that has prevailed
D. weeks in the HartIepoog
Eng district the water companies
nEs nesies- on the 18Th. that the supply
" manufacturing purposes would be
Epped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

sxvERaL treasury officials connected
mn the customs service left Washing
sn. ca the .4th for Chicago. to be
Frssnt at the closing of the Worlds
hr. % decide such customs matters Is
|xixhx arise.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

President has approved joint
s&athou p~oviding for the disposition
ssrtain PERSONAL property and money
n the hands Of n receiver OF the
,Rsnna church. and authorizing its
9eneatlon 10 the charitable purposes
hat church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

TIE d~iseuuraring outlook fer silver
! me senate had a heavy effect upon
H. ssocS Of silver mining properties
b me mining exchanges of Colorado
|krirrs and Denver on the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

NaxrIsL law has been declared
rugh0ut Guatemala The govern
mt making active military prepa-
ucsaS giving as an excuse fear of an
|rrxrk from Salvador
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

tsrzxR CLkKx- Of Branterd- Ont.
~ was rSpsrsed among the missing
tas Battle Creek Mica horror.
rash ap IN Chseaxo On the .sth.
sarrs he had heea since she day Of
accident. enjoying the fair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

IHx damage caused by the eruption
tae volcano of CaIbuco in Chilli
aneaicaIzble- Many residents have
"a eonPeled To abandon their
mes because of the great volumes of
.ass and volcanic einders which have
kl<nL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

fE bftumInoUs coal trade in the
sar1eld and Broad Top regions r
erHsgivania Is duuer now than ever
kh'rs known The largest coll .ries
= hle- and there are no prospects fox
SrrizaI Of buSiueS~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

- senate on the s7th. rejected Mr.
eaers Amendment to the silver par
~srepeal bill By = vote of 50 TO IS
Also adopted Mr. Voorhees, suhsti-
hy the practically unznimoas vote
y 10 . with the understanding that
ssould then be treated As the original
Y and open to zmeniment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

~xrzErAKr CAKErsxk has directed
= all persons designated for aP-
.ntnent as assistant inspectors OF
MS and boilers in she fr~a<zrv srrv-
! mast irst submit To a non eompeti-
= elimination to establish their Mt
= Tor the positions sought
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-02

TIE supreme court OF Michigan has
that the woman suffrage law
ussd b. the last legislature. permit
ssr zou1sa so vote ut municipal eIee
SOS. : utterly unconstitutional and
ID