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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
FOR TIE MUSEUM.

The Museum Committee il I'm receipt OF the
following contributions: Framed Confederate
notes. donated Iy Mrs. Montgomery scott and
MISS Montgomery Of sand Hiils, Augusta. Ca;
three pictures IN ono--Lee, Davis, aud Jackson -
from "a lady IN Amerlcus, Ga. tin cap irOm :.
{. Howard. captured tiOm the enemy aud used
by the donor: a cotton gown ana hOmespan
dress used during the COnteferacy and Con-
federate money, donated by Nike. Posrnm, Of
Woodruff, = G.; palmetto tree, from Mrs. j. L.
WnlrCy; a piece VI hqrd-tack given by Mrs.
WiliirOy, wnich she has had ever slnce the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
IrE CArTIytS.

...+-es wara our cspiives. Our marines
.4rhats preceded them. and our
.u.sismeu followed IN their rear.
% peace had superseded the
war and the armed forces of
..,- marched M our streets as
..s- country and theirs were one,
DID. wc were brothers.
... ... hung like pail over river
morning. Al $ o'clock tho
1..b.. breaking through the mist,
- .al au hour later before the
+.. aur vessels were visible from
Then tlc fog lifted. and, with
.s. overhead and warmer atmos-
....t Yesterday. tine blue Jackets and
. .-.u. our own ships and the for
....- landed and marched 10 tho
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

80 AHANM $40
u.r~hsl
IN~nGsxNPuLEs. Ind. Amg. fa@SYiax
y jones' Of VT vernon. oa~ - Tnft-d
sates Marshal " n Hawkins sl~pu-
ts-S resigned his csic. sast night and
will to-day hriug salt against II. nazr-
shai for hack salary ZONES = farm
er. and has h~en for wears chairman cf
tne democratic eummist.e IT Ps~~v
county Incidental To- his sc>ignatinn
he makes some verv serious charges
against the marshal Tn. government
allows the marshal for the district %
Indiana sS.eoo per year IL the receipts
81 hrs ofiee prpduee b n much above
the expenses Of the Oaic.- the latter in
ciudinx the pay of clerks amt d.patie<
but all net receipts over $1,000 mist he
turned over ~ the trvasury d~pars-
nl~ut- Jones AYERS that in order to
se.p tho reeeirss within the ~ csns
limit. John T. Foley. chief clerk IT the
oeic~. has receiPte,i 10 the marshal for
more Sal2ry than has h~~n paid him
ami has recriPteri for GREATER SIMS
a. ofser exp.n>@S thar We're paid.
Joues declares that this has h-~a q
practice IN the ofsce fer years undet
republican a. sell a. democratic in
cumheut~
Marshal Hawkins = rot IN The city.
but his ehirf clerk FoI-v. denies that
there has been any irregulArity- ,Hede-
Glars hat il has always h-~n the prac
tios 70 divide up all the receipts "f the
oEice above the m1r>harS salary among
the employees % the oficc. counting the
divide a. aiari~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

fcuni their vsv into the blood ara
hat the call for eur services which
followed. has ruunaed ~ this sequence
Of events
have ~alreaiy Psiatei ous that the
germs % dis~aSe arr u hr found IN
fhr air and dust The longer ans sab
stance e. ~ eaten j. cNp-sssvi 10 the
air. the greater the ehaace that germs
will ~ deposited IN IL. Errad raised
with Yeast : worked dawn ~ kusssle,i
twiec h~forv hcin@ hskesi anil thi> PRO
eeSS NAV take anywhere frrm fosr
haur o. ten IL has. then the chance
~ cclicctiE- disease germs during this
proves 80 raising arsl "a haS twn r~ri-
eds - v-r&inE down ~ kneadin~ dur-
Ing each II whtch it nav gather the
dirt containing The svrru~ frsrn The
baker, harris n n hrvad save that
raised with y~a>s. rps~ thrsurh this
bong rro%v>s q raising ami kucadin-
- m brad save that rai~~-t With w~aNs
Has ~ ro--i a chance - gathering
germs
What = Haeant - 1tssnw brad 5
wWvth q few words The intrv~laets.u
- tho yea~f into tAs moist dra-h ard
the aasiift@u - hat wh~n fhr ran =
placed nsaF th~ Erv ru~lu~s- an ers--
Hous Err<ih - the was, flung the
ysa>s Esrrn. In osh-r vorsl~ n<~~
fang eject a destructive ternrut4Ehsu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
SOME SANITARY ASPECTS OF
BREAD MAKING

E~asA Csznt.ssra~r. N@- Vcrk Gsy
IL j. Necessary. a. n~ wouit under
stand the sanitary aspects ~f brad
mskin-. ~ fuiiy comprehend the pres
ent ther- h~fd ~ scientists - germs
ard th~ part PLAYED by them in dfsease.
Th~ th~orv - di~~a~~ germs = merely
the name given - the knowledge bal
Of thn~s r~rm> BY m-fisal meu. a
know lcsl~~ which = the result - in
nuus~rahfe experiments Fs~inz this
the Old terra ~ thsory ha~ bes.szne
= miSnosa~r. \ Krrm - ai~ra>- i a
plant. ~ small that ! ~ ucs knssw
bow a. exrrr~s insellirihlv ~ thu rwu-
erai rsasier IL Lack - ~ixs When this
germ - intry-ir~cd into the hio<~i
cr Tissues - tho h<-ly. - A.
tion aPr~2r~ - ~ arah~<uas Ia that
With tak~< place whsn vva~s u ssa.scyI
~ dcu~h- n attacks certain ri~mrnt~
~ the ht.--i ~ tissues. and DESTROYS
them at the sana~ time rrsiucinx new
substances
hat the germs II the greater part of
thu ~~rrn dS~~zS~~ that j.. ~ the fnf~r-
siruS AMI Contagious dfs~as~~ viii DE-
vcloP ~ in~rca~~ in namh~r without
being m the h--iy - a human h~in~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
CONDENSED

THr national bznk note circulation
Outstanding IS sIss.fa. 200. an increase
Of mere than ss@a.oo since August L
NsrupAIv. Of the noss famous
JERSEY cows in the world, died a.
lin. Pa. on the Issh 90 milk fever >he
had given in che year over i. GO rounds
Of milk. which yielded $50 pounds ct
butter. She vas valued n sI0.e'se
WHILE Fleming MeNsal sss passing
zIoag the road near HO~psIusviile- ~
On the I4tb- Charlie Morrow spranE tro1
ambush aut s1Os him down sita ApssoL
xorrOx i a. large. bas viii probably
be lynched II caught
The Arkansas state militia sent insS
sucznprent At Hos Springs On tne l4sn-
about 500 men in al. representing ne
different miIiti. companies ofshs >'ase-
P.Ip admissions At the Worlds fAr
on the I4sh were 1855
THr intensity Of the hea, has caused
. sudden increase OF the cholera epl-
seric in the interior Of Russian clues
TEr Senate Hotel. Chiczgo vas de-
.,royed BY fire On the I4sb- The guess
we're caught like rats in a trap. 'he
house being old and siusily Constructed
"a n.rv lives we're lost One nan
iyrred from a window in the tara
ssory and was m4ngIed beyond eeosni
rion-
SENATOR P.LxEE. Of Illinois hAs
,roauced in the Seuate a bill 10 P.0
,o- the erection ola government puma
;,x. =. Chicago TO cuss s4eoAe@
THERE are fourteen cases o. en0
!, ,he New York guarsnlne hcspira
Tur Kentacxy dissille-s " aP
- . the Uuited Safes courts %
s.T,,her oas Of their dilemma ca
~ ,he ~uue-uuea refusing % ex'e1
80 a.x. They will have 70 "a
ssoa 900 % axe the whisky crop O.
i, bo-d O. tOrtsit The ~ais&E
m-,reaszry II - Louis . P&y
n-nrcldtnesaa-ssrly pension ene
1870 70 sA5eoea As \ eon
- ,he osctals eays begun % I
-. "a soc q the s-1rzs
ave for years bsea stored II
,oadfsiou Ct crvps in Lal4eTaAe
.-,x Ala. IS catering. and me pr
80 bright for good 1'ef--
= .,,t-eu erop. the result q
--inS Which saved late corn ana -.
-, re cotton plant IS 7iali n
ss-I.sv and the frlit large Aa1 go
ssselePe1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

period during which the raising prosc~Ss
gus co. the gain in f-osl ard the gain
IN the avoidance &c the germs : ex-
cse,iiu<ly plain
But while wc can easily see the dan
gers which attend the u.s. ~ Yeast Il Is
certain hat the vesiculztiu~ effect
privileged by IL On the dough j. to the
last degree perfect. Ey this ! mean
tnzt ever particle Of gluten produces
its little babblc Of =as and that there
fore the bread i properly raised that
= it i raised everywhere IL i ap-
parent that IL we ere to substitute any
other system Of brad making We must
have n which will give u. first. me-
ehanhcal results equally a. good. that
i. that viii Prosiuce minute bubbles Of
earbonie acid gas throughout the mass
Of dough Vow Il ! in NJ way diri-
cult t~oproduce c~arbo1ic zciA<a chem
iczlly. bet when we are working at
brad We ne such chemicals a.
are perfectly healthfuL Fortunately
these are not h&rf TO End
The evils which attend the yeass-
made bread are oh-izted b. the use of
, properly made pure and wholesome
baking powder IN lieu Of feast Bak-
ing powders are composed Of an acid
and an al<ali which, II properly corn
bined. shoUld when they mite at once
destroy themselves and produce ear
l<onie aeidrzS ASood taking powder
does its work while the loaf : in the
and having done t. disappears
But are i imperative in selecting
the brand Of baking powder 10 h~ GER
tain that IL i eomro~ed Of n~o1-iniuri-
Gus ehenical~ Powders Containing
alum or thaSe which are COM
pounded frOu imPurv ingredients.
or stha~e which are 10. co1z-
bined in proper FrUportian OF rare-
fully ufx--l AID which sill leave either
n asA - AZ zikzh IA tie oEea1. aust
Eos " Esed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
SWEPT sy FIRE

n rfsst- Tess 90 wissrd C~-s>r- q.
Marty S-~vx frvm the Fs~s Of tie
r.--h hv Hstet. Basts~-- Hs1s~-
sd D-.EEtsx. 60 Do~s Before rh~
Fhsme.
NaKYsvrLIE. o. Aux I2-The VII
h.xp Of Milford Center. about i've miles
from here was nearly swept from the
a., Of the earth By IRE yesterday
ro-ufur The 6re originated in the
ts.i~. room Of the Ancient Order Of ked
Me- N Or. Borland-S new block IN
vhieh building wzs " T. F~lahertys
merchant tailor establishment and l.
mans hardware stor~- The other
b,fr5fn~< which came IN the path OF
- S. w.re a. follows Richter hotel
Y r Evans barh~r shop " " >nod
g~ dry zoo.is- George Lyons drug
80 Nehars ard Rice K Bro. gro
rsrirS VIII A5d- dry goods boots and
sbo-> the posi- Office : A Mann
4wsiIin~- frank Richter, dwelling'
T~,,x z Alden bIueks Heller 4
u,.2r ~bIzeksnith shop
r. Columbus and >Frinz1ead rue
---ents were t~eleyraphed 70 for
- ard both resPo1d-d b1, were
ooIzte 20 Do zach good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

~ n r-prtsar - the ~sareh- matter 80
the frur-o1~ - ~ aas~t vafsahl~
natri-at ~ier~nts in the fnur. The
f~rrurntatssu prs-iur~~ rart-sni~ seid
ga~ ans thN haxiu< ia origin Va
every little parsh-i~ - tho ssarrh
waseh - Ft~~lf rv-rvw HIRE in tho sssur.
Fu~neS a~isis thu parti-b~ef thu dru-h
- give Itself ra-su Ths - whz. =
called raising ,h- hrczsL
If ne~,ts bat a wiArre to s-~ that Il
= IA Is Effects ga thu shss<h. par~Fv
m~saaabeaL The douvh- uhach Wa
e~furw a s~is~~~raFnrvf has ~ n.svr
fall - little helzS ansl when u-sk@vi in
thaS eundstissu = shat ~ Ordinarily
eali Hght Tb> prsuS quality -
brad ~nabi~~ the ss.mssh - raps.sIv
and EASILY di-rSs iA. fer tse rastrs-
iases~ gu5ekly ~as ins.s ausi att4ek IL
f-nEu al sisie& The ferus~afatssa -
The dough. h%nvever- u~e~ mp q p-srsisa
% the n9tri-nt elements - the haaf
IL Il - possible. thsr~fere. ~ prs-lace
a light p+rgu> kaf wishost this de-
SsTaetasu amt uishsaut th~ Invading
process whirh III the ss.suwh with
germs and 6lth ana uishoas the loax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
AT FEVER HEAT.


fs- e-~ss'i-. 80 ss.ir. % t-A~fr-~-~--.
C~.l NHs~- -s k.sA-r v.1~.-~ r.
~rsPtssm- &sa tssAs- ~ Hr~~k oss ..
s@y a~-~~ss n~at-r g.asa-x
sr~@na thss - fan.<~.s Mas -.
hF@~h~S At rr4r-xHi~.
h~SoxvtfIE- Tean.. Aux ff.-Thaarh
apparently qai~tasi~ hAs r~i<uea all
day IN the mining rc<ivn< TO-DAY. Such
y not the ca~ AMI r-prwt~ frvssu there
1y that y excitement i .. fever
bat and ,hs Sisaatson = ~r,~fn rs..r-
~ers'sf~ houriv- The miner Ar. ali
ssAll oat cu the STRIKE vhfch was irsaa-
ga-ss--l Yesterday Tk-v arr nrrsrssG
- drinking heavily. n a clash -
tween the state militia and miner now
seems unavoidable.
Considerable exeitrsasn: prr~aff~d
h~re TODAY when Capt Niller. - Co
y rec~ivcyi o~lez frprn Ait John 4
Fst~ 10 hold his Company in readiness
ART be prepared IN ~ 10 Coal Crrsk at
a moments n~tio~. The ~e,eupani.~ a.
'~hs'ians-r~s ana elsewhere all, re-
o~tvert th~ sane orders The ~laierx
here h~id a ~use~tin< tonight. and are
prerar~a 20 leave at once whsn or
dsr~si
rwpsrt rvc~iwvd h~rr tonight Sav,
that Nourv~. the ~i~ssi~r II aSs years
riots ard who = nov under seven
y-srS ~snteRe- for participating in ts-
Sru~- has h~ea g~ui~t}v circulating
au's'nS h. miner fey the pat few
days AMI ~rckindiiux hatred for th~ sd
di~rs and convicts ia their hr~tss~ n.
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work thosgh th<y arr greatly excited.
AMI fears u N oa,brcak hcr. ~ well
~ elsewhere are entertained They
have been ursn friendly terms vita
the solaierS until h troubl- this e.S
came up, ana then all SPEAKING
stopped
Mrs Keller ARd~r~sa and daughter
arrived in Knoxville this nn.sruinx frcm
Ical Cr~~k where they had b.~n STAY
In< mp - the time - the present sr.s-
blsS IL = anl-rss.-i that thew ur--
escorted to the train by a h-iy u uaiIi.
TIA. but it j. not known whether thy
were sent away fr~rn the fort on a.
erans % impending truable or not
The h-iy Of pick nrumnonsl th-
mas ~ho was lynches. was UrnuEht 10
Knoxville to-day u now looks like an
funos1ent H4Su Was lynched st Rricc-
VILE yesterday morning. IL the state
assnts q w. L LaRdrum. Mr. Lam
drum and a man named Peek src trre.
Mr. Landrun positively swears that
Druramond the man lynch--l and who
t-artfr-t az h~r hsu~e wa~ in his rs-su
frnSn : ocls--k of the night Iangherty
wss murdered until hr~zkfa~s time the
next morniag Peek who - al~s n
harter in th~ hss4~~- : P~jsire - the
same thing. and tansfrazn- while not
Being able u swear 20 thES thin<S that
al the circumstances poiat ~ that
fac.
IL also IosSS as Il the Iynehfax va.
the work 81 ~eldi~~ and n. cue rEs-.
i the testimony 20 tire sane parties i
% ~ believed Isusiruzn sxy~ h ear
swear that the iyush-r vssr~ Haifarms
such a. are WOrn a. Fort A~ndcr~n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

WoErB's Fkfz GEorSDS. CHICAGO
Aug T2-ore thousand o. more
Worlds szir souvenir postal cards were
stopced a. the exposition post oEee
Yesterday and thrown oct of the mails
AZ noon Inspector Fleming. Of the
poS. oHsee department.. informed the
e~xpo~itisu officials that the sale Of the
p~.zI cards w0ald have 20 be stopped
81 somebody wouit have tn 90 TO jail
The uoS:zlS are sOld from the nieksi-in-
th@~Iat maehizr> and two 81 them 90
for that mount TIE cards are under
ne. and the people -he sell them are
liable % prosesntisl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
IsTENTIoN AND RESULT.


LEHisH. Okla. Aug iA-Four out
laws attempted 70 rob the store of
Phillips 4 Co THURSDAY night with
the result tina: at least two Of them
were killed They first seized = T.
Tut. who lived next door 10 the
store and had the key TO H. and forced
hun 10 open the door- WARNING
Of the proposed raid had been gives.
and Town Marshal J. W. Gael AMI
three other policemen had been placed
inside the store When the outlaws
entered the officers called TO them 20
surrender. The robbers Immediately
b~Szn TO shoot. and the O&eerS = =
turned the nre. killing two Of them
and uounding the other two one of
the latter aid Il was the intention of
the gang 20 Kill Boo&keeper Barlow
and Clerk Johns after they bad been
forced 70 open the safe One Of the
men killed was named Pezrc-- The
other mans name - not kuOSEu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
TOPICS.
ZEE NEWS IN BRIEF.


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

= Bank u Eurla,5 -,
rate q discount, on tie ra.h -
. Per cent tn fr"m ; -
steamship Orizaha NIL
d AZ View Nork fr.m H.
r0ld N" N >panSa
non BsNroN r. wcNurv
was a verw m--h
"a ne teth wh~a >p~ak- e.,
A~nna1aest the new osumis.~~
= ~ n"as~ r rrpr~~us,s
e"mp@~sta"G ~ tn ~sm-;.
~m~ a. - waS IN The L.. -
WIN q exception NJ N~vw,--
e0~ y u nemh~rs in TIA.
~ IT, = eliminated from !. -
NJ Piac~ = taken bv Repr~~n.,,fv.
Cultivate. - Ohio.
IN k"BsET RvcEAxsN ~
marder IN having poisoned h. -.
Nnna h Buchanan. "a Anil .s
VII a@ve e exPiate his crime bv death
"a me electrical chair. E~~,ryge-
smytHe. OF New York eitv. On N. ra.h
aenied h muryierrrS moti,s TO-
rsa 6uehansa's lawyers tried "a ~
~ the ver'iicton the ground Tia. 49,
PARADISE wa ins"mp~t~n. In .rrr !.
'erdiet b res~Du - Hines a, the
TINE u was rendered
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. IN In. re-k
Pardoned ten Peter J. gl,a~-
merry president Of the sixth ,..i,,,r
nans Of New York whowaS ~-~n.a,r.4
Nsreh Il. 1891. To Six wears IN H. r.
county P~niteutizry for wr~xin- tia.
institution ten CazSSenS partu.~
NeSs~ Pell and Simmau> we're go.
10 prison for a similar tern. hrr- H.
- both been psrsoued BIZ s:ov
Flower
The had blood which was stirred s.,
a couple Of years ago bv the action -
the BsP,iS; council in Ottumua- "a
passing dsrug7tory resolutions s~rsirS.
Rev Mr. Crawford then pastor u IN.
Finley Baptist church eliminated On
the iath- IN a big sensation Rev NJ
Crawford asked damages N he d.
trIcr court To the amount q sfaeea so-
Slsnsier-
Mr. AND Mss JAWS LyxeH rpl~-
orssed their golden wesidfng annir~r-
szry at The Delaware county IuH
Po.orhouSe On the 9Th They arr each
= - yezrs old and >upt-w Watson had
prepared for them a special spread
They have b~en inmates 81 the IN
Urinary for nearly FORTY years
UNITED STATE authorities eft To-
peks- kzS- On the lg-h- for Detroit.
Mich, with Edward Pfckez& so place
him IN the -peniteutisry therv. where
he viii serve a life sentence for wrr-
der In issa Picken& after having
some words with a mzn. followed him
several miles and blew th- top II hE
head Of with a shDtxun
4 SMALL cyclone occurred A. soelopk
ca the afternoon of the.Issh al EeIpre
Mas Two ho1~eS were blown 20 pi-s~~
but - far as learned no p~r~sns were
killed
ALFESA- Mirh. had a uarruw zap.
from destruction b. fore~. ErsS IA the
Ievh The 6rv department WAS Kept
on continuous duty. and men were
sent into the woE<is ~ Sxht the IRE
back
VI J. >sSTAs- stePfathsF II Joan
Scrtz<. the dead outlaw hzS declared
his iateution 20 prosecute the slayeS
of MS Sou-
IN the nth Cummsuder+in-C aief
weiSSer- Of the Grand Army Of Tire
Republic left san Francisco fer The
east
FIKE destroyed the opaline nesr
works and four we-s}en buildings on
QUAY street. Port Hurou- Mich On the
18th The 6ber works manufactured
eelIuloid collars AMI cuff and had ius,
laid in $500 worth Of eelluloid- Total
los. $4,000. no insurance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

One >sn~rville Young man wko has
JUS. been spending a fortnight in the
eountry. lost all chance cf making n
favorable impression on the farmers
pretty daughter the = first day hs
eam-- Her father came By the front If
the house where the yoang man was
trying 10 make himself agreeable. aad
the xiri introduced him. saying
This Is my father. Mr.. >myth.
oh- yes responded the young nan.
turning toward the old man. and slowly
holding out bis hand -ls@w you stand
Ing over IN the es1rrEeld ! little while
ago when ! eaue up the roah-Som-
ervilie Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
A.. w,srr.n. D~~,-Rspazeas In fizssStHi
Cirrf-<

x~ YoEx- Aug lL-PrOhably .
=. -ro-.a-. d=veIopnert II snan-
- rs-e< yesterday was m anoun
o-eud On tine Yesterday
-, sl.sea-0eS was lent az s per
80. for tx mozthS- n the total
,-rSse,ions in this line o the day
sa,.~a up fuIly saso9o~e eae MI
--4,1fa-- renewed AZ s per ern-
- * months Aerea1'lle houses
-. ,obs the next 10 feel this reiief.
- e. aeaaloek il the marSet o
~-.--rn,ile papsr viii PcoosRsy -
srcssa sb0-ily
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
pEaSoNAI AND GENERAL.

rsE directors Of the Lehixh VALLEY
Erzd IN view Of the defaults of the
nsnr rzilruzd On bills due. have dis
-d the ease Of the road TO that
w-7rien
In HErgzrian minister Of zgrieul-
- hzs r~>Eed a statement showing
mere vii be a decrease Of about
NaM meter eenters in the wheat
&@aa . IN rye and 5oa. coo in
A. compared with the crop of
~r~zls last year The quality Of
kr7iz erOps tkisyezr is nsuch above
kxrwrz~r
<z5 RarSER of Cherry Run. W
&<zer with a horrible death on the
H drove two oxen TO n pasture
ras attacked by one of the ami
~ he was ysred and his bossv
nssed alnes. beyond recognition
= rvHnd for 100 yards around wzS
zzg n the struggle with the mad
y tae ssh Howard w Grrzr. ex-teI-
ara ~ov.rztor frurn Il Dorado Ar
1znsehsr- express messenger. and
2 s~L clerk II the Occidental hotel.
rHressed at Wichita KzS- for the
~y of the United States express
- IN the streets Of that city on the
rff 1alv =. and .eee Of the stolen
H.<v wss recovered
N Csavsllader Milling Cos boiler
ssssriz q. exploded On the sth.
kznfiE Killing e. G Davis secretary
= conpanv. and fatally injurinx
= Meredith h~ook-keep~r. Calvin
Hrn> James Long and James A
s1Ex- the engineer loss. 80. esa-
v ne .sh Fred a Hoffman Jumped
? NE roof of his unele-s house IN
1sszrzh Pa and died almost in
~ he was a native of Butler. and
nj eft Dlxmont insane asylum
eight months treatment He
rs widow and two children
~ geld IN the national treasury.
ne ssh- was ss.I57-Ss4 above the
I&o gold reserve
In Linden Steel Co. one of the
- manufacturing concerns in
sSuryh- Pa suspended operations
Ene sth- Al the employees about
Eere discharged
AsxAvT earthquake shock was felt
Francisco shortly after I O'Clock
enorniugof the 9th Two shocks
s1rsrleneed At san Diego On the
ANrsRr CARLISLE Is credited with
sag the auti-silver men to insist
: unconditional repeal of the pur-
szze Of the sherman law. and
s.sa a vote on the subject as soon
eSnviets In the Kentucky state
at Frankfort another made at
blow upthe peuitentizrv with
sEesTiae- on the night of the sth-
Fer- folled by the timely discovery
A-r pan by Warden Norman The
1paS we're the Reeves brothers
mai named Willard. serving
80 thirty-one years each From
vanity Of dynamite. nitro-glyeer-
other eombustibles found IN
p~sessiOn they evidently intend
na<e a death struggle for liberty
Sowing up the prison walls
SoSEEs. one of the best-knowu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

made az home with Rcvss Sakir-
powder nav ~ IRE they have &hsp
lutsiy stopped on~ channel through
whteh dtszs@ NAV r~aeh them
SvrE-Heazes=ep~rs fesr5Bg lnfsw-A
tau n swEsrA ~ tAe pr~Fw4wa1nca e ths
broad shirn Dr. Ef.ea for xznffArv reason
- sErUsgy grE~- for rnsraI us@. shnsI5f
write % to Reyzl B~kHx Powder Con
PAM. Nrw NCr&.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Nr- Chinpanz-e-Thas ostrieh eats
en0ugh for two birds VIVA. do roo
suppose makes him ~ greedy. NzC-
Mrs Chinpanzee-I heard the keeper
say he swallowed pair Of strong ere
glasses yesterday ard they magnify
his appetit- -Vo<ue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

Do yOa 70 70 school. Tommy7-
-Sn -Does your teacher ike you-
Tommy You bet she dne< Every
evening most she hates % have ne
have and kerpS me n-ArkznSa~
Trzurie--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17

II met Jack Sts-~Ioou last evening
lie teik me hr : gOiz@ cat with a eom-
P1ny next casa whlck will p-01u&
-fir~zza FrL -ll1-e wa=z 85sa
he pz-E The b0sG hroo<lyz
Ezgie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-17
oUs's WEEKLY REVIEW.

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

fs- s-~Stst~. 80 sr.I~- .s tA~rr~~--
s~@a Nfn~- 90 . k.sA-r v.l~.ns~ r.
.~rfPfs~m- s@a Liable ~ Hr~~k oss 81
e@y a~--~rs- H~ta-r g.as a-x
sr~~na thss a. T.n~~~.s w.a -.
iFa~h~S At rrir-.nt~.