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a rlaee for IL. 1000.

ToPEKA, Kas, Jan. 2-Gov-eiect
Lewellyng has decided TO offer Mrs.
Lease position on the state board Of
charities. 1t will be one Of the first
appointments he viii make. II Is re-.
ported that Mrs, lease has manifested
her willingness to accept the position.
but IL is to be well understood before
hand that in accepting this position she
does not In any way. relinquleh her
claim to the senatorship.
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Irrelrl,s CarThieys..

4 ERIE, Pa. Jan. 2SLalsc Shore de.
tecIiyes !, G 1 Z " Nj Ell l,NliSe,
rants are out for as many more, charged
with robbing freight cars Mover $4,000
worth Of goods were stoicR in Dccem-
Der from trains between this city and
Dnnkirk. N. II. the robbers mounting
the train at some way station aud using
a rope ladder to let themselves down to
the car doors The goods were thrown
or and picked up BY members of the
gang, Nearly one hundred houses Til
this city were searched and some or the
stolen property recovered.
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NEw YonK. Jan. 2-"Umbria' was
the name the signal lights Of big
o-fnnnelcd. threc-masted steamship
flashed to the tower on Fire Island. at
midnight. IL was, indeed. the long over
due Cnnarder vessel The operator over
in the tower lost no time in sending the
good news lie took another. look
through the glass al the steamship
There was no installing the big black
hull and clear outlines Of the cnnaEA
racer. There she was defined Ia TIE
clear moonlight
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a GOOD WAY
70 Assist the Poor-NoveI scheme OF the
Associated Charities OF Pern, Ind.

To AssIst the Poor-NoveI scheme Of the
Associated Charities OF Pern, Ind.
PERu, Ind. Jan. 1.-The Associated
Charities Of this city have devised a
novel scheme, among the many, for
the benefit Of the poor people Of the
city, The plan IS for each school child
IN the city to bring on certain days
three potatoes, three apples and things
OF like nature which would go toward
the nmelioration of the distressed per
sons Of the city The plan has exceed
.ed their most sanguine expectations A
friendly spirit Of rivalry has sprung up
among the children, and the conse-
quencc is that the teachers have to. en-
ploy drays to have the eatables and
clothing taken to the associations
rooms
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Canada % Invessigate Protection.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 2.--Le Canada
says that parliament will be asked To-
appoint committee Of the house to
consider the question of tariff reform;
what industries have profitcd by the
protection OF the last twelve years;
what industries are now likely to be
able 10 submit To less protection. and
the degree of protection that ought to
be acceptable 70 others
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snntharn lIndn..raa..

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, ian. 2--Thc
Tradcsman has complied reports Of new
industries established during the year
1892 in the states 81 Alabama. Arkansas.
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, North Carolina. South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas. Virginia
and West Virginia The total Is 2. 40.
being 323 less than for 1891. sos less
than for 1890 and III less than for 1850
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ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. ? John croons
sentenced to be hanged next Friday at
j Isabella, Worth county, escaped from
jail. He killed baiiiff named Striclx-
land three years ago lie was confined
in dungeon and chained to the floor.
Friday morning his chains were found
broken and the prisoner gone. The
sheriff offers $500 for his captuIe.
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Enrlne DlsabIed9 81 An,elope..

SPoKASE. Wash. Jan. 2.The Great
Northern passenger train, which arr
rived from the east. ran intoNa large
herd Of antelope. near Blackfoot, Mont.
The herd numbered mere than 100. Of
which seven were killed. The engine
was disabled by the collision. and an-
other engine had to be obtained before
the train could proceed.
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PoRr lluRoN, Mich, Jan. !. Detective
Rodgers, az Toronto. hns been inSarnin
foraoyeral days working on the Cana.
dun express Office robbery. he became
convinced that 81, 900 was hidden In the
express company's barn. and after a
careful search has found tho full
amount IN an old stove pipe The do
tcctivc Is keeping his suspicious 10 him.
sell, but Il II thought that arrests will
follow soon IA
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nnrrnss McLnckle FlnallY ReIlered

PITTsBURGH. Pa, Jan. . -Burgess
John McLuckies Of Homestead, whoha
been confined In jail here since he sur
rendered himself some time ago 10 an
swer charges Of riot and murder. was
released Friday evening on 81. 900 bail.
The bond was furnished by number
Of McLuckie's Homestead (, ends
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LKxrxGToy. KY, Jan. 2.-Tom Old
ham. who WINS shot by Jim Smith on
Christmas day, near here. died Friday
The jury brought in remarkable YER
diet saying the deceased died from
pneumonia, snperinduced BY gan-shot
wound. =
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PAL MER,s CABIN FARM.
a Syndicate VIII Lay Il Out for sn
urban Residences.


urban Residenees.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 2. -Ex-Senator
Thomas ". Palmer. president Of the
World y fair commission, has sold his fa-
nous log Cabin farm for II. 500. 900 TO a
syndicate headed bysSenator James Nc
MILAN. His log cabin has been for years
the place where the senator has enter
tained many distinguished parties The
farm is situated on the main avenue
Leading from the city and near the vii
lage Of Highland. He retains the use
Of the cabin during the lifetime Of him
self and wife, and 100 acres are left to
be presented to the city for park.
There are 700 acres IN all The syndi.
cate will plat the ground for a fnc sub
urban res idcnce section, 10 be known
as Palmer's Farm City
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CLEVELAND, Of, Jan 2. Fire broke
out ia the works Of the Cleveland Chs
Fixture Manufacturing CO. Friday
morning. by hard work 1t was confined
TO the third floor. All the employees es-
capped injury, but two girls were car
ried down the firc-escape in fainting
condition. The loss TO stock Is esti-
mated at $4,000, fully insured
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WASHINGTON. Ian. .. About i.4oO
pospolicca viii be designated January
g.Atsa.;, us additional domcstic money
order otiices to begin business on
receipt Of goods and blanks now III
course 81 preparation. which will be
furnished them before January iii
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cAxToa. O.. Ian. 3 Airs. .Iak Rank,
separated from her husband. created d
Ill si.js.s.ls ~ ~ ]. ,lras nd
son from her husbands house The
police we're called and after senasa-
tional street scene the father secured
the boy, wlercupon the mother tainted.
The Ranks are well known and move
Ia rood society
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COLUMBUS o., Jan. .. The total in
debtedness Of all the counties, town
ships, cities, villages and school districts
Of Ohio excepting the five which have
not repoEted) Is at the present date
SIS, eTs, 59s.O5. The total indebtedness
last year tonitting the counties and
subdivisions which have not reported
mp to this timel was s8S, AS. sos
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal Is similar to that applied
to fire Insurance. the premiums being
regulated in accordance with the nature
Of the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 2 "A com
company backed by heavy capital has
been organized here 70 utilize the mes
quite bean. The chief object Is 70 pre-
pare the bean % that beverage re-
scmbling coffee can be made from its
decoction or infusion.
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slr "a Ills WIN wIth III. I,lood.

Now, Mich, JIM q sumner hath.
rick the farmer who WINS shot by Ills
son Thursday nightin Tic course 81 d
quarrel. died Friday morning after u
night 81 terrible suffering. IIefore dying
hc mudc ont his viii and signcd II with
his own blood. Gay. hts son. was tahen
70 the county jan II Pontiac whore be
Y, world ~ Y ssis Ise'a'.sAs sssx tAa'
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Fl RECOVERY. d. Jan. ~ Mrs
Fred Teglor was at . neighbor's house
when she heard her children screaming.
Running home she beheld her three.
yenr-oid boy in flames and her iive-year-
old daughter throwing water on him
lie way badly burned Recovery very
doubtful
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LouisviLLh Ky. Jan. Z 1'hel Ivy
lee Ia the Ohio river has ciiiistl hli
packets 70 stop running, The Louis,
villa and Cincinnati Mail line. Friday
afternoon, decided to withdraw its big
side.whecl steamers fronf service. and
the ferry boats ARE the only Ones rum
ming, aud II the Ice continues 10 grow
they will le forced He M
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LoNDoN, Jan 1.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says; Private
kilograms from the Saar district state
that 1000 miners have struck. The
National ZeHung says that the strikers
have not d penny Of resources.
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HouIangIst Agent Arrysfed.

Pans, Jan. I'm. Hutin. formerly
q Bouiangist agent, has been arrested
on suspicion Of having caused the ex-
piosion at the prefecture Of police
Thursday. lie Is believed TO have been
the instrument 81 the remnant Of the
uoulangist party.
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PARIS, Jan. = Cholera continues 10
spread 10 the north Of Francs. Id tho
town ~ Grayclinca. near Calais. three
deaths and enc new Case were reported
on Wednesday and three deaths 81
Thursday Several streets III which
the disease iacspecially prevalent have
been closed by tho town authorities
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ADnAIS. Mich. Ian. The supreme
court has affirmed the decision Of tho
lower court awarding Frank A. Retain
esq. 600 for damages for being run over
by Lake Shore train and losing both
feet here two years ago The company
Immediately gave him 1 check for tic
amount.
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EIizABaTHTowN. KY. Jan. Satur-
day morning Chancey Abbott shot ana
probably fatally wounded Jesse nus.
sell ii Colesburg. small town eight
miles north Of this place. on the r. Il
N road The weapon used was
brecch-loadlng shotgun The cause
was an old grudge and bad whisky.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02

RURDETTE says you must not forget that he
- gives useful Xmas gift IN the way Of a
dictionary with every purchase Of $500 or more.
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AfLESTowN, Pa. Jan. q 1.-The trns-
tees OF the estatesog Asa Parker have
fled an execution for $4,000 against
the Coplay Iron Co, 81 Ccplay. Pa The
sheriff has levied on the properly.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Hslp Wanted, Por Sale, For Rent, Lost
Pound, strayed Of Stolen, To Buy, Sell
Or Exchange Mako il Known.

avery body likes polite attention when buy
H ine goods You will be treated in a way
IL 1. Burdette's Book Store, that will make
vaIi feel each time you go there-that you are
,iad Won went, and that there Is a store where
Il Il a pleasure for the clerks TO show goods
Nlrther you TO buyor mot.
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PirTsnuR6u. Pa. Jan. 2. -Samuel
Tricc. dencpted man living In VIII
liamsbnrg, suburb. Of Pittsburgh was
found III his house Friday morning 80
badly frozen that he will die. lie lived
alone. and was discovered only ~
chance.
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ulTE Musical Instruments at Burdette's are
fine. 90 there and examine them. They
make magnificent Xmas gifts.
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Troy, n II, Jan. q Geo. Meserxs
= wellzknown Adirondack drIver. who
for several years has been At Paul
Smiths. win 60 10 Washington ~ coach
man tor President Cleveland 4
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u oar.,.. MhIts I1os. lhe nIrbt Thiar.

NEW YoRK, Jun. 2 Deacon s. ".
White statcssthat he Friday mailed the
last check dMc hlsercdltors. Mr.. White
failed September 20, 1901, owing si.7so.-
600. lie attempted 70 corner the corn
marlset, but was not successful His
creditors will receive their principal
with legal interest
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02

LoUIsynLE, KY, Jan. a-William
Barhie. the well-known baseball man
ager Of baltimore was signed saturday
morning US manager Of tie Louisville
club for next season.
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MID Winter Excursion-500 genuine 50 Seal
AI Muffs tor 81 so, EUGENE e. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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Tl,n ,,pen Grate Amin.

zAsEsyILLE o.. Jar. 2 friday az
ternoon Mrs Mary Hodges, os years
old. residing at Roseville, was fatally
burned, Her dress caught Ore from
the crate. =
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4 NIprlfrgF fiIrag IiIn.aif IN !,

r Rxly,IEnX " IT 8 n IN 80 O.
cns. who killed Dick Parker ON Christ
mas day, came into town Friday md
gavehilnsclfup TO the authorities. CIV
ems says that after the killing the coll
orud men pursued him with knives. and
he escaped To Carlisle, where he has
remained IN conccalmcnt since the
homicide
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered to the public, as the rate
charged Ii directly In proportion to the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all While none but those safely In
surable are accepted, the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02

nID You see those So seal NUTS for S150S at
~ Eugene Il. HerTing's.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
Eilct. c!acc .Ricks At lIgWOr RQioc,

Than any equally sound institution that
places all its risks at one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance Of charging
each policy holder premium equitably
pFeportioHed TO the risk assumed. This
Vt is the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02

DUBLIC SALE OF nice lot. will offer at
Il public sale December "a, 1892, In front Of the
Court House at o'clock, Lot No ~, in Bender's
Addition to the town Of Martinsburg, being the
lot adjoining Thos. Gregory's house on the east
side. Size 30x1G0 fronting on Race street, 20 It..
aIAv IL ~ tss. IEks4 X k.Aifk 4s,kss As.4.
4ta ward school house. Terms cash. balance
on easy terms. X. A. WIcKERsnAM.
. :. isl0l eOQ - -
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\yOUR wife would appreciate handsome
damask table cloth and dozen Of nap
kins to match. You will find great quantity at
Enmert y Fiery's. Either In pattern Or by the
yard, also some lovely tray covers at aAgreat
bargain.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-02

ftoLLAPSEDi Collapsed Old Kris Kingie
l has snccumbed with his entire load at G. r,
IlERRtsG's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
QneelEand Martin streets.
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IA fine Chinas.
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MID Winter Excursion = 500 genuine SO Seal
III Muffs for 81 so, EUGENE E.HERRTNG next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, In both China
l and Glass, from 30 cents to $3.35 at D. M.
kILMER'S, on King street,
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HAVING anticipated large trade this winter
IL on underwear we bought with that idea In
ylr mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
tile lowest, just think Of good ladies vest for
25c. EMMERT & FIERY's
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HILMERsS China Hall on King street. FOR
IA beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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re sure to 70 to Burdette's before buying
b Xmas goods elsewhere.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16

JACK~oS. March ff-~oid Missis-
siVpi. a historical cannon, was shipped
from here to-day tn s;e0. T. Williams.
Ida Grove, Iowa IL vas presented by
Col J. ;. Hamilton of this city. II was
one Of the first guns used in the Con
federzse army, weighs 1000 pounds and
carries three-iuch bail IL is said tn
have fred the signal before the captur.
Of Nicksburx- After having been several
times shot from its carriage and having
been remouuted. /. was carried to a
point between Holly Springs and Mem
phis under command of Maj W r.
Strickland where it was again dis
mounted by the enemy's fire, and was
laid mp as unfit for use. Maj strick-
land presented IL 10 Col Hamilton. who
had il rsmoaated- Mr. williams will
place It in the city park Of his Western
home. ~ 4 valuable relic Of the late unr
p4easausness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16

N the Circuit Court last week Judge
Cassidy passed the following sentences
on parties previously convicted VI.
Harriss. retailing. thirty days imprison-
ment and $50 fine. the case was appealed
20 the supreme Court and HarriSs rs--
leased On bond william Maui. retail.
ing. Gned sI0a. appealed 10 the Supreme
Court and PRISONER released Louis
Mey, concealed weapon. fined $50. Virgil
Vaughan. retailing. aHe1 sss and thirty
days IN iaiL
The state Superintendent Of Educa-
zion has decided 20 spend = portion Of
the Peabody school fund allotted 20 Mis-
sissippi. tn maintaining a normal sol
a. the Patrons Tnion camp grounds.
near Lake. during the months Of June
and JalY-
1T Is known 20 comparatively few peo-
pie that the greatest invention Of the
age. the most wonderful piece OF
mechanical ingenuity. the deadliest Of
the desth-dealing engines OF war. and
one that viii in all probability rsvoIu-
tionize modern warfare, was invented.
patented, built. and Is now within five
miles Of the hastling little city Of New
Albany. such is the case. hoxever. and
the inventor Of this great gun Is none
other than Or. Albert " McAIIfsser. a
gentleman we'll known throughous
North Mississippi. honored and re-
spected by all.
An excursion train Of seven coaches
we're run last week from Meridian To
the cyclone district At Toomsuba- Every
passenger returned with some new story
VI the freaks Of the Storm In view OF
the fact that many working people
wanted TO view the ruins. but could not
leave their business. another excursion
was planned for Sunday The minis
ters Of Meridian. with ssme few exceu-
tious. uttered = solemn protest. urging
that the sanetity Of the sabbath be not
1esecr1ted BY pleasure excursions. The
managers claimed IL was for a good pur-
pose and n0 harm coald resaIL Accord
Iugly the train was run for the relief
fund and carried y great crowd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16
CONDENSED T6IEGRaMS.

ALLIE PYLEs. aged ~ wears. vas
fatally burned while cooking dinner At
Little Rock. Ark. On the 18th Her
clothing caught fire. and before assist
lnce could reach her al her outer gar
ments were completely burned
TIE Denisou Texas compress burned
% the ground On the 18th with about
9a0 bales Of cotton ami % box ears. The
total loss IS about sl5u.90d The origin
Of the fire Is unknown
>rEERksE traffic between European
ports and the United States. which was
discontinued on January lSs. last. has
been resumed
A poxES steamships arrived as New
York on tie I5rh. and :. 10 immigrants.
mostly Italians. we're landed at ELLIS
Island
A Biz has passed the Arkansas Lsgis-
Iasare permitting guarantee companies
10 do business IN the state upon de-
posting with the state Treasurer sdo,-
600 IN United States or state bond
Mr. AND NES. JAcuB FIINE, Of Paeyrus.
Ohio. celebrated their diamond wedding
On the 18th. having been married in
Germany seventy-tve yea-s agO- Mrs
Ffxe Is gi and continues To look after
her husband Her husband IS se and
can put in 4 good days work on the
farm
TWENTY-FIVE persons were burned 20
death and 81. oo0. 900 worth Of property
DESTROYED II Boston on the 10th
The business failures that have &C.
Cured throughout the country for the
last seven days number for the United
States Igs and for Canada 81. or total
Of rs. Is compared with totals OF Isl
Iass week and 20 the week previous 20
the last
GOV FtSuBAcK. Of Arkansas, has ap-
pofnsed G. W. VincenhelIer eommis-
siorer OF mines. manufactures and agri-
culture Of the State. vice George NJ
ChapIaine resigned
THx estimated proportion Of wheat on
hand - as.s per cent Of the last erop,
the smallest percentage in ten years
The quantity on hand Aggregates isS.-
ooa. oc0 bushels. ss.a0d. coo bushels less
.h.n last March and .3.cao.eoo more
than the remnant Of the very small crup
Of 1850.
THx producers Of iron ore IN the Lake
Superior district are seriously canvass
7,s- the iisa Of forming \ combination
10 resist the eneroschmsnts Of the tar-
uacemen of the East
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16
CURRENT TOPICS.
The NEWS IN BRIEF
FlFTN-SscoNo CoNcsess

N The senate "a N. ~ t, -.
esise'f rum ne prpst.s..ss s-,s'.s-..s - =
lll'atlou tac names ar N. r,e-,s.- :, ~
. a1.aee al 1f which were coua-rne., =, =
~ session. notircation of We, -.
-. a'-ervlr'i ssnE us the prrsi,..st 49,.
a. SESSION TIE senate adiuurne dunrll ~.
- n seli'ate on the s,h. the question ~ ma.
- y M extra session - t-auSa.-t A.
-, :. ~ q lesissa'ive character vas n.
w. - te'i<la- 1Gr went ever Without .s-sl,,
The teatur- af tAe ,.av-< vr,,.,s,.. ~. ~
Presentation in executive ,rs.ia-, ~ -. - a
@ -. message Withdrawing N. Ha~.ii.,
>cver7l nominations cent IN bv ,as
president were cunlrrn-~t '-As
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16

KANSAS CITY. No, March i3-Mrs
Anuie Potter Of Kansas City. kas. in
formal card 10 the public Saturday.
announced herself as an independent
candidate for mayor of that city. She
= the wife of Eli Potter. a prominent
insurance agent Her candidacy IS the
outcome of n meeting of women who
have registered 70 vote there Every
woman in the city viii be urged To
register and vote. Foreign-born will
be asked % become naturalized citi-
sens. There viii be no partisanship.
Democratic. republican and populist
womenwill Join arms and vote together.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16

CHIcSso. March f3-williama H.
Munderion died NJ the Great Northern
hotel yesterday afternoon MunderEou
represented the German empire at Mon
trcal ~ consul He was also viee-pres-
ident Of the board Of trade in that city
March I he left the city on trip TO
California % visit his two sons. On
reaching this city he was stricken with
paralysis and was taken on n street car
20 the Great Northern where be grew
worse until the end came.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-03-16

LToSs, Mich, March fs--Heavy Jams
Of ire have been passing here all this
afternoon. and at o'elost one end Of
the dam gave out A large force OF
men. by quick work. sawed the whole
of the dam from going ouE Small
brraks are constantly occurring. Il Is
now hoped that the greatest danger il
over. A. the ice Is now rotten and less
apt 10 gorge The river has gradually
assumed its regular course. aud at 10
o'clock tonight it begins to look As II
the worst was past Rain Is falling.
and the rivers roar can be heard n
mile. but unless great quantity of ice
lodges tonight no serious difficulty Is
~xp~ess.,f