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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01

very glad to sew or do any kind :,
work around the house for Nv
claimed bright young woman =
sympathetic customer with nlSO
thropic inclinations, whom sbe -
serving. mo; I've no one conld y
it," she continued, in reply to Tho -.
ural suggestion that she might vis;, .
friend.
A few days later the customa, ~.
calling at a charming little home IN :,
pleasant suburb, when her bosto,'
apropos of some pressing duties ssS,
eff knew of some nice young Won
an who would like to spend a weak :.
two in the country, and who vorE
come and stay here and helm me- IA
tie with my work each day. Womb
board her without charge. and he Ola
of the chance! 1t would really Ia
mutual benefit; she would have an IN
expensive outing-a genuine ou,in,
too, for ] could easily arrange mat,er
so that she might have a good portion
of each day for recreation and to en;or
this braeing air and picturesque seen.
ery-and i could get caught M N
some of my sewing. and have soma
rest, too; and each would be givir,.
full equivalent for value received
You're always studying up some Dian
to help people who try to help them.
selves, can't you suggest something 70,
my case?"
She of the philanthropic inclns
tions Immediately bethoucht herself
of the bright young woman in Ii.
sitting city shop. They talked The
matter over, and in less than a week
the city girl was enjoying the longcd
for country surroundings, while her
hostess was equally happy in the pros
pect of getting caught Up" in her
Work and having some rest. The ty
pertinent proved perfect success: and
thus was sown the germ which has
grown into the Helping Hand Visitors
club, of New York city. unique OF.
ganIzatIon. formed on the plan carried
out in the first experiment, through
which those who have homes in the
country and who would like to receive
helping hand visitor for a sOj0urn Of
any specified length can BE- put into
communication with respectable self.
supporting women in cities-clerks,
scamstresseS, milliners. etc. who
though anxious to spend short vacs.
ton in the country, cannot afford the
necessary expenditure for board.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
PERSONAL.

Alex. Rheinstein will leave tonight
for the coast on two weeks outing.
Judge Barnes arrived in the city
yesterday morning on legal business.
United States Marshal w. X. Meade.
came up from Tucson yesterday morn
ing.
Among the Tucson gentlemen who
visited Phoenix yesterday were Jno. V.
Paul and Ben .Heney.
Carl Fresherr of the Monte Carlo
mine and K. Pasquin, FL Paso, were at
the Mills house yesterday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dunning, the late pro-
prietre.s OF the Windsor left last night
with her two children for California.
w. II. FL. Llewellyn of Albuquerque,
. member of the worlds fair board Of
New Mexico, was in the city day before
y Yesterday.
G. II. Morehouss and G. c. Carpenter
of the Santa Fe system with head.
quarters at FL Paso, spent Memorial
Day in the city.
Commercial hotel guests yesterday
were: Geo. G. Browne, San Francisco
w. II. Barnes, Ben Heney, w. X.
Meade and Isaac d. Smith, Tucson.
Ernest Levy, who has been with
Goldman < Co., for the past ten years,
will leave tonight for Los Angeles,
where he is 10 be married to a charm
ing lady OF the city of the angels.
Memorial Day arrivals at the Com
mercial were: Judge Jas. II. Kibbey
and Hon. A. j. Doran, Tucson; B. A.
Aldrich, Chicago; DR.. j. b. Hamblin
and wife and Eugene Hackett, Column
bus, Ohio.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
Fortunes Freaks.

In unexpected turns of the wheel Of
fortune, elevating the unknown to
places of power and dethroning the
mighty without warning France leads
the nations, not excepting America,
where the grandson of the millionaire
may black boots for the grandson Of
the crossing sweeper. The installation
of Nine. Grevy in the Elysee is happy
instance. She was the daughter ola
tanner, and earned her living in ParS
as a bonnet maker. When she married,
her whole fortune was less than i've
hundred dollars; at her death she
leaves something like a quarter ola
million to her daughter. She did nol
invent an ancestry with her promoter.
nor assume fine airs with her nch
gowns. Her manners were character
lied by simplicity, her accounts were
carefully audited to the smallest de
tail, and she set her face against coun
etiquette.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Pablo Peraza, mention of whose anti
nuptial contract was made on Tuesday
morning, called at The REPUBLICAN Of
flee yesterday to correct an impression
which might be gathered from simple
publication of the fact that such a do.
cument bad been recorded. He and
his wife, Carmen Pesqueira, nave al.
ready been married two wears. but the
contract to which reference wan made,
WAS not filed until las Monday.
Memorial Day was followed by a
single case in police court. that of
Harry Cummings for drunkenness. He
was fined IS, but the court taking into
consideration that it was his first of.
fence and that the day before was a
holiday, RENTED the fine and warned
the offender.
Justice Kiucaid after long absence
by reason of sickness, appeared at his
office yesterday and though still weak,
plunged into the accumulated business
of three weeks.
The sale Of the Bonanza Tor s., 25O. 900
was announced last night. 1t is said
this time to be well authenticated.
The purchasers are San Francisco men
who have been negotiating since Jan. /.
To the Victor belong the spoils. A.
j. Monihon sold his bicycle and bought
OF II. s. Griswold a Victor flyer. and on
this he easily defeated the champion,
Galpin, who rode his new Colum bia,
bought expressly to ride in this race.
DR.. l. b. Hamblin, the new nsylum
superintendent, arrived with his wife.
from Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday
morning. He was also accompa n led by
Eugene Hackett, who will take posi-
ton at the asylum. DIR. Hamblin will
assume charge this morning.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
lie Thought II a Good Cause.

Little Dick c. got into trouOs
with schoolfellow the other day, aD'
agreed with HIM to "haye it out ~
fore school next morning. That ever.
ing, when Dick knelt by his mo'ns, :
side to say his prayers before gong v
bed, he delivered himself as foiio"N
after the usual "Now lay me-
And, o God, please make me s'' NJ
as lions an things, cause ] got 10 i'
boy in the morning. Amen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
oePRIcts
- DELICIOUS "
FlaYorin6
Extracts

of Vanilla. This immense bushes,
is accounted for by the purity and
excellence of their productions
determined effort to make articIss
as perfect as can be made.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
Largest in
the World.

In the department of flavor;,,
extracts, the Price Flavoinp ~
tract Co. has the largest and m ~.
completely equipped laboratorv :
the world. Thousands of po,;rS u
of the true Mexican Vanilla R suS
are consumed every year in S
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01
OUTINGS FOR THE GIRLS.

with Help for Tired Mothers In Suburban
Towns.
OH how / wish could get out of
the hoe city for little rest and change
TINS summer! i can't afford to paw
cash for my board; but indeed! I'd be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-01

You can see one of those lovely Vic
torias at the Victor Bicycle agency, 30
South Center st. This is the best and
the easiest riding ladies' wheel in the
worli.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
THE LOST sAsoao


Th~ Pate - sh~ wkfs- ~ssr IKs-
ua~ ~ th~ Il-sssus~sH Narta~r. sad Pas
ta |. BsSrt@-Th~ N~-.~E ~tra~k - "a
I~-a-Tx .ast >sas. Frssssty ExAr4sry
IL.
NE= YoEK, MARI sa-N r~rssrt 70
the Snn fr,1n NorsalS. Va savs WI
lam Ichusnn. the winter Uatehma1
A. 0-~an Viez. Va n summer rv~ert
near the rzoath ~ Chesapsals hay, ve.-
,-r,iay afternnsa PlcSerf uP "a the
bearh AZ that place q champa<ne t-as-
tie xith several c1rszs tissi abo1s is
ns--k and with n letter inelssssssi xivius
information frss-n one e the crew ot
the sinking - th> white star line
sseamer Saronic The letter vas dated.
Ema = Fssxusrv -
>s-a=a.ai7 Nk-nufc wall Ss4r L1a~ 50
- NO rtrss fa3- 50
Eepars Ee-a Fes rast this - c-s- s<e-t- 3.
~ s~zrf - n-ssr~ thzt szr -1tn = fzss slass
tax h@u.zsa ~ ~Ewes - ~srr n = e WIS ssss
r4u n=s~r nrs Ia su.ast ruzas d~.e eas4s 49,
s'r~asir zru@ -isa ~ hzssza ea-gn Esass
tot - ala - rye sA-auza tals We s~rs
str-ark - an ieenrr- ia assu1s-z -rss@ ssnr-a
EnL saassd sEs h7zr~ L = ssa n - ~
~asrA AT shs z--sr shzV s. lisr< ra.tieu - tns
srv1s - Esusrt % ths zvTu-s a. Hroastrzy
Ns~ YoTx- u kersry : 90. Gseass ~ al
Joss CEsKy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
NO. l'i.
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
k--r c--rses. - sA- c.-..r.

tArNss>. Ma--h n9 = The saIia~t-< 70
,hs szhss1rc~ % n izsrortaas opiaira
r~n1srr,5 tSsav hy sh~ Attorney tfea~rAt
n rcrlF - letter truz v. Il Lrwi..
tax coliec.or e I.eksoz Coaaty. n
shich tas cAarsrr % fhe u@N cssts 81
ts- ccRutv cCavs-ts = for The srss si=s
eoastruea- Tie says.
.@Th~-s - 40 sps-ci4l r-1vis.en - chsr-
ter = % tAs co3s - -. which ex-
rrsssiy provides thas eoaasv eynsirts
shall not - worked outsiA~ sf sAs
cCuuty, h1s fruz the <~ze-al provtssnns
and intentioa of the law ~ manifested
hy 10 coatext ! an % sh@ epgaic- that
Is was act lu.~rAsSl that tie oravfets
shoal1 - tAken cat of th~ ccuatv. -
that a oonviet camp shozl4 - estAS-
l4sh-d or la--asea els-Nh.re than IN 80
county- TIE supervision of eoavtcts 20
estrgssed ~ she xur~rvt<orS~ wAe nav
snake surh rcxuiastous aa4 lzpcse sG-a
coadisioas az are prorsr 10 s~rure tAsi-
geo.l treatment
'AgAin BY section % % i uax3~ tAs
daty q The sherir % visit and inspect
tAe ccnvtct CAMPS IN kis cou1sy Ani.
~ s~-csisa -. - - provided skAt can
ooGzty o-s1cr shall a. al Tires have A.
cess - th@ oozvtrts for ths p4rrsss q
Investigating their coz4ision- " tie
eoavirss we're disposed AMI scattered
thruu <aoEs the STATE. As th~T zzi<ht -
~ the coasra-ter had the rfxhs % saks
them ogs e tie ooansy. - u apparvas
shAs The h.1ar1 cculd zoE p-u-~r,v 4f.-
char<e TIE 4asy imposed Spa /. "a -
sF~cs - tAeir care sa4 ssp@rstsio1- q.
= clear shAt the hoa-,1 tha- na<e. ths
e0ntra-t q ieaSAag l. the b.oa-4 th.t -
chArrv1 Etsh the 1atv - s@cErir< ID.
P-0p~r tr~aszsns q sae convscss. auA
shs Skale teno- - tse esaszse Indicates
hat their duties aFe - - performed IN
the coGrsy IN skich the cssvScss ars
icAsed- Each county ossce- l. given
s-y= sea-ss a. al tius~s - the ceansy
convirts IN the custody - the contract
ors. ana it appears thas tbe Legislative
pgrposs. i - have the cosnty authcri-
ties supervise tse le4sia< system in aui
FOR their respective cozasies
To place a cont-a-y csustruettoa
apoE the la~ would b. Ia e-e,rs 90 rwz-
der any sf--ieus az4 effective sup~r-
vi-ioa of tAe convtcss .Solly inpracs.-
cable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
GIGANTIC SMUGGLING.

a R&- A.. -.
r.esma. vash.-T.~. :, o. -.
e-~s ss D~sr. saasxrt~s - ~ -.
--i-a1i~r Hsytisa E~pssss~ rhr.sga
.s. o@Ttsis-e es1fr-sssa
ai IN we
f.. nAPtTn'.a 90
60 - .ate t re
- e''" ~ PUT o.'s IN
- -, ia ha'c
'a< '''s gay IN 'Ae
- - -. '-'N' H'.''Ss "a
v, ARr Fen"rAs OF
ie'-
-. n"' 'he
"taia II"
'''A, 'N. "'sners
80 ~ S''''ss'oh WIN
"epeFs-
- = - saat'e s'na
1s--.s..- -
- -, - Ns'''''a
o1'
- = - "A''"s "ee7 ea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
CONDENSED TELE6RaAS.

THE trouble in shs Indian Territory
IS already ssr7sninE the credit % the
CbOctaw government >crip - being
issued 70 bar supplies and pay s-e
militia. and the scrip i uo~ EViuE a.
s. cents on the dolla-- A sill further
reduction Is inevitable Il The tr0able
continues
WILLIAM K SHAW, cashier of the
Lincoln National Bans az Bath Ne,
: a defaulter 20 the anogas o 80. go
Rev. :. H. BCCHANAy. the Gambler
land Presbyreriaa minister Wh0 =
charged vita eusbezz.Ia- ss.o"5 q the
States funds while acsin- treasurer Of
the Arkansas state insane asylum. has
been indicted By the Pulaski grand
Jury.
ONE nan n Jauesbore. Ark and
another one in the eouHtry near by are
dead as the result q a wAitecaPPiHg
expedition
AvIEGESIk man appears ~ have pro
dueed the best smoSeless poNder Shich
the United States army has tested up %
date. The tsss was recently uagte az
the Frankfort. Pa arsenal with ex-
lceIIent results. and request vas sent
for additional and larger Quantities of
the powder
BY the explosion OF LOCOMOTIVES on
the tracks Of the CboctaE Coal & Rail
road Company at WIIberson- l. T. on
| the II. four men were instantly killed
and their bodies blown 10 atoms
IrIs nos likely that the Cherokee
strip will De opened unril July >
ALARGE amount of land Contiguous
10 Macon. "a. Is being sold 10 English
capitalists and Western people for set
tIensnt by colouists-
J.R WHfPPIE- Of Boston Mass. and
w II. Sellers. Of Haverhill- Mass. aged
- and 20 years respectively. reached
San Antonio. Texas. on tie ID on horse
hack. having made the journey from
Boston in that manner
/ Col A. q. MARsRArH. the var gov
eruor Of south Carolina is critically i'll
Tur Mason-Ford Company, lessees OF
The EsntuckT penitentiaries. have de-
clined 10 renew their option Of four
vsa-s on the FrAnfors and Eddyviils
neuitsutiaries- and have surrendered all
/ ot the prisoners 10 the STATE
TUr aDuea-anee OF several cases Of
genuine spotted fever a. EiEood- lad
has given great alarm lest i should BE-
come endemic TIE city IS an awful
sanitary condition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS N mrr
FIFTY-sECONO CoNosrss

- ~ ssna.- - - - --at--s.- --
--sle 2 " Hczr 10 fAw-r - - s.s-
= tnsir seats = tlzr~- a--asr-. -.
s1ser7or~ q A1uts-a wv---s-r 49, 49,
- .sa soc1 zfi-r IA s-zas- ------..-r :
eEecu-txs euza-sss -
- y s~usr-. On ~ -.sA - --.,--.s---.
- - s-..0l t'r o--csrs - sae s~-a-- ~
- I. ,s'.a tAr,-i1a A. --cr-fa-~. rsrs.--s
= Srlrnf- - Enl.iRaz a. .--.--s.- =. -, - J.
A@v- Nr- NiInu-u o. eh.--s5- -. -
it'azls tsat fh-v shaI NJ ----- - -.
- % flszr dlt.rs ar.rf - as-n - -
aiea '41a@ ths prvs-ns tar---~~-s -
1a4.l IN 0f1re w~-s r--~~,E - -. -
- 90 siaT- r. ne = 49, 49,. j.,
-sels1 t@s1'2. wzs .rn-lzhs s~s--- -. .-,.s..
= saRF~ - r~Sslzrisr at--~es - y
a.r7eiaaz - crz=ir--- .- --ssfr-.-.
- = lnT--fi szre ~ aGrrassz-s -
N1lH.aaa ~ a~zzl-n~zf a-f "a -~-.s-- -. =. -.
~ STAT e tas euf~ e - -. -
ais r-so5'ltias Klso r-rs rr-- - -. =,
u-rs -'F -S
II y ---Ats- - - - - r--~-- - -
t'-.i-4sie- % privileges A. efr~ss--- f- 49,
y - tar-e aezztcTs znrasrtr5 hv NJ -eur--
= q ~ ssss~- ~ Ma4rnza Wrr--f-u- -
NA>1lzxra1 w&S ts1-z 10 aus 80 sf.-~..1,-
-4'a ieitnTe1 i1,lirzs-9 coze-rr-1-r ---s -
sers q th~ zlEoritT u ta- ca-u-sl.-~~ a.
= Ne aaislassiau uf ~ th--e s~usse-.
= @4~ssin1 wrzt are- - s--zs- ..ra a~-ar
sri1E tzso sr-czsfv~ se~-ss-
II - seza-. % ~ a-s n. s.-..-- l..
ToteA almost w1o1iv 20 80 e.ea-s -- 80 -
1aon y 1azztsssaz ~ =--ztn-s a7--i--~-f - -
spTerz1rs - - <-1s-s ~ 49, ura---.-s-
AMI Nasai1<rnz nfrer - 5~s-fs1srs--.. - 49,
st-si.-s Aa1 Rs7saz--~4 utshsu.- --s.s~r -s-,r..-
e-scstuzs NJ Nirra@F r-~--~- u - -
= -aeer-pn>- Sus-e ~ s-arir rs--~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
The MISSING LINK


Ia the <~sh a. wukfa. kHfIa< Case
Furnished ~ Wsasaa-
ST. LaUTS March sA As resale q
the p,lice investigation into the death
of Seth q wilkins. the sewin. machine
agent who did a. the C5tv haxpitaI
on Mareh y frspn the effects ot in jaries
received three DAYS before by being
beaten at Eighth ana Pine streets
by three men. the missing
link % evidence needed to
fastem she crime on his murder
ers has been found Il wAs furnished
by a young woman whose name the
police are not yet ready 10 disclose. but
il was OF such n nature as 20 warrant
Assistant Chief Of Police Ree-iy
in issuing an order for the
rearreSt Of Arthur 3 Furh~r,
the Olive strest szloon-ke~Der.
Martin c GeseIl. the bartender.
and Edward Wagner. a boosl<eePer
for the Merrnod & Jzecard Jsvelry Co.
and sou Of \ member Of the undertAl-
ing firm of Snithers 4 wagoner. The
three men are under arrest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
WAY " MAS STOPPED.


rhs Haaf D. th~ s-sse Ctty u.&k fsssssfs
Ssstssa w. - Fr~s~~s n~g-~ss~x.
Nav Yeas, April IA sp-,ciaI -
The >us froan AsiansL Ca savs- The
siDPflss - - 5-s@sti ..Asioa into the
Atari - th~ tsase efsr naszazEI h-1s
- cr3sr - Atsogn~vsseu~rat ofn-y
has b.e~a e1Piain-sA The xransf tury
sas 1hous to Snd true hslIs against
twe aesei1ls - tH@ h@nk IN AL
dltsau to nrfauiter Reds
There : now nearly sea- ssl IA ths
hanks vaults. collected since The bank
eioss-t Tbs amount. With other a.
sets. uauid saa Die the dep-sitors %
~ 8aliAE foE Dollar = ,h- esssines< vas
pruP~rig maazxed- The inslh-sunens %
any nor- e~sak o-ic. as wonld hare i'm
perii~'i the hanks business fnazciaIly
and the r'-eq-saiay woaid have ben
impossible. This ~ould work great
in4a-y 10 the dep.0sitors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06

MCEEEsF0EF. Pa. April AT =
n IA the MeKeeSport Electric Light
Cos plant caught Ere and was totally
Destroyed The loss viii be fron sTs. =
co - 500 The hlaxe was iynifess By
a torch in the hands Of an oilsr. con-
ing IN contact with \ buueh Of OIL
soaked waste which communicated the
flames 10 an oil barrel. which ex-
plOded- scattering the IRE in all direc-
tons
The city public highways will De left
in darkness unless the three private
light plants here can Be connected
with the public street wires aud pro
vide light
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06

Rah.&F-A r. s~tf~n. The ~4.sn~~s "A
I"r<-r. she C~@s~~s ssz - the Cra~a
iss.s .-.ss-< the F~~iteati.ry >s.r-s
Hius ~ sh~ F.r~.
LOUISVILLE Ny March - The
srnsafioa arising from the fsr-srr -
~arehoss~s rccrfpss here grows stea.sily
A1d recalls vivaliv the buchanan antI
Payne AM Wiley cases q niue vearS
a<s \. T. >sttcn. who within the
last year has hyPashccase,E re,-espss
nor considered h.1-as - the ssrsauns
ot siae.ea8 10 So 90. wa sill In this
effy az late hour last ni-ht. ami de-
eiars-i his complete iaao-euec- lie has
saai boldly that be haS The rnon~v -
nsest al his obiisat5on<. Ana deGr~ anv
man - show tasf ~ has h-.~u xuiItr
- 7vr'sn <ton< Ata ze~tin< v-strr-
daF - baukers AMI WHISKY meu who
have hevn Investigating the cassss he
said- I doo't know whether tho.r re-
e~ipts s-e tnr<-d 90 ncss bet II fhev
arr. gentlemen ~saa. of the r~<a %
you forged thea-~
sutton = = sdovver. has lived quietly
AM iEexpsussveiy IN n roora over ~.
ofsice an4 has nos b.-~n r~put..4
wealthy. lie = N zpV@ar1nce an un-
usually plain sfrzi-ntfurwarI hs~i-
nsss man and do<s not. Rrp~ar - -
IN the ieaSt arrvous over sh~ eha--r-
aathpE<h the r~-siupIf-atsoa - ware
iasuse rec~ip.s u--uiseatiarv o.
frus-- The fses that he ha- zpra-~rtIv
uaaf3e uo eiE.r rrt az all s.s e~rau.e csupl ss4
with the severity - the psnishrsasns
hss lst % ss.-<es.iru :hss his ziai
Eaav ~ ans>tsiesA BRnsx inrolreSl ss-
suuas estimated fr1ra sgs. so ., g. go
are the i.sl svills Baaxinx Co Farm
~ 4 bru-~rs'. F0ursh aasionAI hank.
German Security. T.,uisviTls n.ep.ssis
sri 0ue or two WHISKY men arr e-v,Is-
tor II >st,.rn With warehna~- rsseeisss
a. security
There ss~ns no dnuht now that tsr-
<s-v has hseu eanuaittesI. .nsE IN. total
ruu'-er ~ such re1eirss serxed i e>ti-
mated a. SO -esss Thrcs thexries exiss
a. to the guilt Que - that Surtass 1.
The fprxwr. smother that Il = Cs.h-.s. e
New Orleans. a foruaer agent of Sutton.
snsi n thir'i that i was 4istiIler. now
dead bu, once prominent in bu<in-~,
eirci-> Only the facts that sorn. u th.
FeeeiptS hear this nan. arrn nsue. sn,i
that he failed Just before hi. death.
csp7ue,.ts him vsish the affair
The detectives arr keeping M Their
sg1rvcilla lance. and are only waiting for
the word from some % the hanks T. ar
their hands On the strung nSlv-ssSp~cteyi
Sutton and Prysciain him their pris-
cner
I I1fnrmatioa vaS received here res
teriay that = hoEk IA kansas CITY
hossls tsaa@ worth - the forged -
{ ceiPtS Sattpu SAYS he o.saxhs therna IN
New Orleans. but il = iisi-zslt - shinlS
that iran would pay ont mr. money
for receipts tha, nave the evidence 81
fraud On thsir far
/ The genuine H1rkE~v rece pts are
Z navv si<asszl Hoffman 4 Hae&i~v. whiI.
the h.xu. cnes bssr thr u i.nature q :.
q Hackley
/ Most Il the f-auiuIert receipts hy-
4 poshecNtet are fSr - whi~lsv. vhich
has been cut Uf kJat - wear In
ovyier 70 make The fprz-ry crsnplet. the
nam~S . the Units-s stats stsre-
ke~P~r sud <azg~r and the di.siliin /.
nrm hat to - forged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
ARRESTED Fos FoResRY.


n W. ~Wff@n- t@@ AeNA*Ntdfe " srsss@s~
R~~~tVx Fe-x~r- Arr~~s~-f kza Ls=s<--i
In J.1f. r~x-th~r ~ttk WtEEAEua ts>-xh-s.
Hts Nsas.3~asA4E Fts-e&k~~v~r-
Louisville Nv. april "A r st
ton zho vzS fuzza ~sr~Fal eays a.
to have for<ed Sev~T1l uarvhouz~ re-
r~ipss 70 The aHuoans q See. 1gs. was
ARRESTED iaSt euezizz arA rlzseE n
AI- Willian E~~xhrr. >uttea-s cou-
Sd-ntisl h-po.-ke~per- va arrested al
the szs< tim Tae warrants were
sEoru %; bv J W Ni-hois. eash5~r al
the FArm>rs' a nrosrr~- hank wkich
hoias siS.ooo worth q the bsTus re
csipss
The elArx~s oz which the arrests
we're made we're forgery ard hnowinyly
ut,erin< n forged paper The bond Of
each % the prisoners vas placed AZ SO.
go. which th~T were unable TO give
Sutton still vigorously denies his guilt.
and asserts that IL he had been allowed
his liberty for one more day he would
have settled up all his Indebtedness.
II i said that >utton spent yesterday
ende4vorinz 10 form a syndicate which
would pat up the ready money to pay
OF all bis debts and hold his property
TO reinburSe them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06
THE sscHERITEs WIN.


ftasi D~rt-l~a ta the Evangelical Charek
War n sse Eiiiasts -spreme Csart-
OTTAWA. Ill. April The decI-
-iou q Jad<e SHEPPARD in the church
ezSs r Schweiksr ~ Husser was az
srua~d bv the supreme court This
practically settles the Evangelical war
whieh has been going on for sew
eral years in Illinois. Indiana.
oai0. Pennsylvania and other states
Schweilzer belongs 10 the Dabhs
faction and HusS-r i an Escherise. and
both aave been trying 10 preside over
the Noble Street church. Chicago The
Escheritss. ander Bishops fischer and
Bowman. who .@ces1ed from the IlIE-
nois conference IN I-s@1. have won a de-
ei5ed vi-sory in thts case. And the
many other similar eases. now pensfin-
will no doubG b- settled in the san
zander
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-06

OTTAWA Ont, March 80. The donin-
ion government having positively de-
cliaed - reimpose an export duty on
sawIogs shipped from Canada 20 the
United States. the Iumbermen OF the
Georgian Bar district are arranging
a monster deputatiou 70 wait on the
Ontario government on April Is 70 urge
them to Increase the stnmPage dues on
logs from one % eight dollars per l. 600
feet. with rebate on such logs as are
manufactured into lumber in Canada
II : estimated this year 40. 90. oSso feet
% logs vii BE rated aeross Georgian
Bay into the United States