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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
POehwyeenie statku nieW0lni-
cZegO.

ZANZIBAR, 10 kwietnia. =
Bryta6ski krzyzowiec pochwy-
Gil niedaleko ztad statek ME-
wolniczy, kt6ry pod faga fran
cuzka prowadzi} niecny handel
niewolnikami, Ma pok}adzie
statku znaleziono 60.ro dzieci,
skradzionych przez Arab6w W
Zanzibarze i wiezionych ma
sprzedaz. Rad angielski "a
mierza wystapic do rzsduf fran
cuzkiego z zadaniem niedo'
zwolenia pokrywania rodob-
nych naduzyc fags Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
ZfOdzieje schWytani W Meksyku.

MEKsYK, logo kwietnia. =
q Mouclovia donosza, il tam
wy}apano Gala bande 11tu z1o-
dziei kontrabandzist6w, kt6.
rzy cd d}uzszego czasu pope}-
Mali wiele rabunk6w i nadu-
zye W tamtej okolicy. Me O.
besz}o sic bez b6jki, W kt6rej
ieden z rabusi6w zosta1 zastrze.
lony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Telegramg KrajOVe.
Generalny wikaryusz W Peoria
Illinois.

Ucu0Idluy W1hdI uoh w IA
Illinois.
DANv1LLE, ILL.,, 10 kwietnia.
Wczoraj nsdesz}a tu wiado-
nose, re ks. P. G. O'Reilly,
proboszcz tutejszego koscio}a
sw. Patryka, zosta1 zamiano-
wany generalnym wikaryu-
szem dyecezyi Peoria. KS.
O'Reilly cd d}ugich lat tu O.
sadly, pozyska} dla siebie
przyjazd i szacunek bardzo
wielu znajomych parafa je-
90 mad tenn ubolewa, be on ia
opusci.,
Kandydaci ma kOnsul0w.
WASHINGTON, 10 kwietnia.
z departamentu Pa6stwa do.
nosza, re zmniejszy1a sic juz
cokolwiek liczba kandydat6w
ma urzedy konsul6w W r6-
znych miejscowosciach. zape'
wne dzieje sic to dlatego, re
wszyscy, kt6rzy pragnsli ia
kich posad, juz sic zg}osili, a
inni stracili nadzieje, by mogli
je otrzymac. Ma posady 400
konsul6w z plaza po 81 500
lub wiecej zg}osi2o sic okolo
$4,000 kandydat6w.
Goscie z ROsyi.
New YORK, logo kwietnia.
Ksiaze Sergwolkowski CD,
komisarz dzia1u wychowawcze-
60 moskiewskiego ma wystawie
chicagoskieJ przyby} dis paro.
wcem La Gascogne i stana} W
hotelu Victoria. z MIN razem
przyby}a ksiezna szachowiska
CD, kt6ra ma bye prezyden.
tka oddzia}u kobiet rosyjskie-
60 na wystawie. Przez kilka
dni zabawia oni W New Yor.
ku. z wielkim entuzyazmem
wyrazaja sic wystawie.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
WARSAW, Ind, 10 kwietnia.
Timothy O'Burke, hamul-
carr ga}ezi Michigan kolei Big
Four wczoraj W straszny spo-
sob straci} zycie. Podczas gdy
pociag by} W ruchu, szedl po
wagonach i stspiwszy fa}szy.
vie, pad} pod ko2a, kt6re mu
W najstraszliwszy spos6b od'
cie}y glove i nogi, a tu16w
zmiazdzy}y. Kiedy iona jego
dowiedzia1a sic o strasznym
wypadku, pr6bowala sic uto-
pic.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, 10 kwietnia'
Dzisiaj ami W Senacie AMI W L
zbie posl6w ME mogly sic od-
bye posiedzenia. W Senacie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Nova parafia polska sw. Jana
KantegO.

Sprawa zaiozenia novel parafi i
budowy nowego koscio1a polskiego
ma naszej stronie miasta posuwa sic
szybko naprz6d. Grunt pod nowy
kosci0 juz zostas zakupiony W licz-
bic przeszio 2Otu lot ma poludnio-
wo-wschodnim rogu ul. W. Chicago
ave. Carpenter. Ma, narozniku sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Upadek z balOnu.

BRUKsELLA, 10 kwietnia. =
Wczoraj wzni6s} sic ztad ba.
lon trzema podroznymi, W
liczbie kt6rych znajdowa} sic
znany aeronanta Toult. Balon
pop}yns} W strone Francyi, a
gdy sic znajdowa1 ponad miej-
scowoscia Etaples, Toult
wskutek nieostroznosci wypad4
z }6dki j zostal zabity.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
@ kObietach.
(Z Mira - Schaffy.

(Z Mira = Schaffy.)
Do tel, co mifa dla wszystkich bye prs-
gnie,
Wierzaicie, szczerze laden sic ME nagnie;
ia jednemu W sercu' ME przypadnie,
Ktora tysiacom usmiecha sic zdradnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Ksiaze Bufgaryi urzadza sic.

Ksiaze Bufgaryi urzadza sic.
W1EDE6, 10 kwietnia. = u
Sofii donosza, re m3ody ksiaze
bulgarski Ferdynand, kt6rego
Stub ma wkr6tce nastapic, o.
becnie urzadza wspaniale sw6j
pa1ac W Sofii ma przyjecie pa
nj mlodej: Pa}ac zosta1 odno-
wiony i umeblowany ma nowo.
Spro#adzono ITO galowych IL
beryi dla s1uaby, galoWe po,
wozy, 80 koni, wiele wspania-
lych obraz6w it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Wypadek zegIarza powietrznego

Wypadek ZeglarZa pOWleCrZneSO'
RzYM, logo kwietnia. =
Wczoraj W Arezzo mia} odbyc
podr6z balonem znany w4oskl
zeglarz napowietrzny Anto-
nucci. Zaledwo jednakowoz
balon wzni6s} sic ma niewielka
wysokose, porwal 60 wiatr i
uderzyl-o Wysoks wiezs. An,
tonucci wypadi }6dki z wy.
sokosci $50 stop, spadi ma
glove - i ma miejscu sic "a
biz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Zn0w Osman Digma W Egipcie

ZnOW Osman Dlgma W Eglpc1e.
KAIR, 10 kwietnia. - Do
nosza tn, ze znany dow6dca
buntowniczych Derwisz6w,
Osman Digma zn6w ukaza} sic
re swemi bandami W g6rnym
Egipcie. Napad} on ma miej-
scowosG Tokar, lecz zosta} po-
razony przez konnice egipska
i odpedzony precz. w POI
goni "a MIN zabito 12tu Der
wiszow. Podczas walki pablo
r6wniez kilkunastu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11

Kara smierci W Stanie New York
ALBANY, N. Y, 10 kwiet.
Legislature dzisiaj 78 glosami
przeciw 20 przyje}a ustawe,
moca kt6rej W tym Stanie 20.
stanie zniesiona kara smierci.
Jezeliby ia ustawa istotnie
przesz}a przez obie lzby i po.
zyska}a podpis gubernatora, to
by}aby wazna o lgo wrzesnia.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
SAN Francisco, 10 kwiet.
Dzisiaj nadesz}a tn wiadomosc
re ma pociagu kolejowym, kt6-
ry wi6z} znaczna Geese oddzia-
lu kalifornijskiego ia wystawe
chicagoska, wydarzy1o sic ME.
szczescie wskutek wykolejenia
sic pociagu. Po szynach kole-
jowych rozsypa}y sic W olbrzy
mich ilosciach pomara1cze i
najpiekniejsze rome owoce,
kt6re Indyanie ze wsi sasie-
dnich pozabierali bardzo ma
10 z tego bsdzie MONA urato'
wac. Szkoda zrzadzona wyno.
81 tysiace dolar6w i niszczy Kill.
komiesieczne trudy.
Zacieta walka.
WoRoHEsTER, Mass, 10 XIV.
Przedostatniej Niedzieli zamie.
szkali tu katolicy Ormianie
swiecac Wielkanoc zaprosili ma
to uroczystosc wlelu znalomych
Grek6w i Mahometan. Maho.
metanie wczoraj swiecili swa
uroczystosc wiosenna i zapro.
sill ma MIA Ormian. Kiedy ba-
wiono sic najwyborniej, jakis
Ormianin nozem ma stole wy.
rzna4 krzyz W domu George
Dullowe'a. Doprowadzi}o to
do b6jki, W kt6rej wkr6tce
wzie}o udzia1 oko1o stu Azya'
tow. Obrzucano sic kamienia-
mi, wyjeto tez noze i rewolwe'
ry. Walka trwa}a oko}o 60.
dzine przypatrywa}o jej sic
mn6stwo os6b r6Anych narodo'
wosci re wzg6rk6w sasiednich.
Nakoniec wda}a sic W to poll.
eva i miedzy walczscymi uka-
zal sic w6z patrolowy 20 po.
licyantami. Walczacy rozbiegii
sic, dostrzeg}szy policya, ale a.
resztowano 18 os6b i wydano
rozkazy aresztowauia 9 innych
os6b. q aresztowanych kazdy
jest pokaleczony lub poranio-
ny lei lub ciezej. W ssdzie
dzisiaj czterech puszczono vol.
no, innych skazano ma kary
pieniezne. Powracajac do do.
mu, znowu sic pobili ale poll
eva szybko zaprowadzi}a po.
rzadek.
Rosyjski krzyzOwnik.
Fort MONROE, Va, 10 kwie.
tnia. Rosyjski krzyzownik
Rynda przyby} dis rano do
Hampton Roads i stana} tam
re ma kotwicy ma po}udnie cd
ameryka1skich okret6w, zaraz
obok okretu gener. admira}a.
Ma powitanie jego zaraz wznie.
siono flage ameryka6ska da.
no 81 strza}6w, kt6rych ma
kaady odpowiedz otrzymano.
Ogodz. 10 kapitan Besobro-
SOW re sztabem wyszed} ma lad
odwiedzi} g}6wnodowodza'
cego pu}kownika Franku.
Niebezpieczne Towarzystwa u
bezpieczen.
SPRINGFIELD, 10 kwietnia.
Auditor Stanowy Gore pred.
}ozyl dis prokuratorowi Malo-
ney mn6stwo akt6w tyczacych
n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Wtorek, dnia II Kwietnia 1898 r.

Ashmead Bartlett. Po wypo-
wiedzeniu przez tego ostatnie-
60 wielkiej mowy przeciwko
bilowi rozprawy zamknisto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-04-11
Ze StOlicy Stanu.

SPRINGFIELD, 10 kwietnia.
Dzisiaj AMI W Senacie ami W L
zbie posl6w ME mogly sic od-
bye posiedzenia. w Senacie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
TOPICS.
TEE NEWS IN EaTEF
Wf-THIRo CONGRESS-

~ ~n11l
s---~- On M SEA. -se -~~asrrsar
- i p NJ Stewart Nsv -
- 49, 2ra1ghes ~ he xurs-v-.--
,-~~-t ne ~snars 1usf NJ Sssv,-
.a.-4- fpon t. HIS sp--vh atsr-9
80 n"N Speeches lxaa=r ne -
- - n-n mat. BY Ness ct---,.
- r Nhleh NJ Saswarr -..vn,-s
oSr0Pted The rrnasmt-r q IN.
~- NJ hazse VI Hudson orsra,F !.
A. -.--. = a-99ntnfnsns % a rummfs-s-
- - Ne reeens st1t1< % settlers =
rp ~ taltet States srsrr<
rn il N~1 AGAIN taken
- ~ NJ eMh M- Ssexarr
- m"t n-T- rtehiing e 20 NJ
-. 1eAVer-u BIS 1,aitseu speech -
- - sraauanrest an sIioxy on Ne lf-s
80 ef us vrr'terssssr NJ stan
- taen resumed rae foar AT
9tts'- aErh-S 4uau ~ rhise q
$500 t@h ABB hacriees made
r-zssr .-r~-S-- %Mlae N deua-
Anr-. srv--.T - P1~s"iras n tGe
fafr,f,rr,s -. - Iinns were
cuu<HIr~xsf,, --curaE
ne vn~s,s.--s~ 2rpsr~ird %
rvv-al MT -Hs-lnn NV
80 s~-~~ abr r1uril- eu-S
4 y NJ Euegts -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
CONDENSED

Z A T0wxrN<4 TAX collector n Rus
sIIvfIIe. AlA~ SaS VA recently found
70 De several thousand dollars shert. -
missing several days he vas
.l-r~ssed for sm5szzlemsnt. bat he's suits
xsrp Withdrawn on certain conditions
Il = believed that he las eft for parts
unknown
THx separzse coach law. enacted By
rhe LAST session Of the Kentucky Leg
stature. providing that all the rail
-oads running through the State shall
uroxiGa separate ears foe the white and
coIored passengers. became operative ca
the ID
PsESspxxr CLEVELAND has signed q
proclamation setting apart a srSts OF
and in Oregon as 4 forest RESERVATION
storm struck Mobile on
The Al AMI swept over the southern por-
rior Ct the STATE. Rain fell IN MOBILE
in sorrvuss al night some Of the prin-
eiuaI streets Of the city were four feet
under water
TIE Eessemsr TIRE Trust has secured
rsnrrol q the Magnetic property a.
C-ranberrr. V L. The price paid IS sail
20 be s~l.aaa.ee1
TwExrT+FoCEsgirs we're He'd n Lauis-
vile NJ. On the L. IN behalf OF WORK
f-vusn Who we're taken there t-em the
E.ss "A axe the places ef the striking
ssapusn Of The Legisville 4 NashvtLls
rcaE
Assn n~aafkerrhief in the AaEds Of
nan n Bradford Ark On the J0tn-
t-srhveued = can attached 10 wagon
: wbicn .as . Is-ysar-oti sou Of W.
wA5.Fav The team ran the wagon
.rziuss 4 tree. threw The boy oGs and
killed him
THxxx ramps. playing cards IN 4 box
- Ses ire 20 the ~Iabrieasin< oil shed
- ,hs Standard OIL Company AZ Louis
vfIva XIV. en- the Isl. causing . loss Of
ss1.OeG
Ak endemic Of diphrheris . raging
..Gzu-burz. Wis A Large nunoer Of
chfIG-su havs died and families tha'
h.u.had -hfs disease are 1os Allowed a
associate With the public IN general
~ nom On he 18th Hiram Jacobs.
gfzm R-sxinx-on. Lucteu Nonz- Wei
= G.s-sou and Psarse Strickland al
,,,Iored. were hanged together On one
x.assld II NJ Vernon. Ga
Eewrsr Eres are raging : n. alarm
--~axseur near Winchester. U People
.-~ aeeinx FROM their homes - here's
"a va.e. e pat cut The flames
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
rHs U
WI West Vest rs--=fay ~tsA o Lfsas-
~a-.s ns~k-~ DEMONSTRATING ta- Cef1hsv
OF the ~@w csarr ss Avp-.ls

WASHINGTON Ocf- The Oetshcr
term u the supreme court of the Uuitc,t
States viii begin a week FROM to-day.
the sth inst The ecurt viii epeu the
term with a dsscxet that in ltself dem
e~n>trssss che advantages of the new
court % appeals While the doskrt
for \ October term. IN f>Va at the
opening contained Isis caves. there are
but f.gsi awaiting the courts asseu-
tion NJ this time 10 this rate % prs-
erosion i maintained the eosfrs will
b confronted with nothing but eur
rent cases seven years henc~. The
new eases doskete,f for this term in
eiusie a unmher OF interest - the cuun-
try Prominent among sAen ar. The
appeals BY Al sing AMI four other
chinese trum the Judgment ~ tho
Unitsd States essu-t fer the northern
district II California. which will bring
up for review the t;carv Chinese law
The Mormon ease II another of inn
portance- UPun the decision Will de-
p~usf the dispa~atioa of the funsiS aris-
ing FROM the sale Of church property
under the EdmansiS-r Tucker act
Three railruad cases will attract gvn-
eral attention. one cf them II the APP
peal ot Lemon. one Of th~ Lake shore
engineers WIN refused 10 haul his train
bccau~e l. contained some car~ frum
the Ann srhnr railroad upon which .
strike was IN progress The other two
sre similar in nature and present the
question: hsx FAR the states may ~ IA
sAa - -. -
erty and fading freight RATES Besides
these the cuurt viii have eleven mur-
der eases from Fort smith. Ark. Z de-
termine. and the mineral land ease Of
Borvten ~ the Northern Pacific rail-
rund frum Montana affecting a large
portion Of the land grant
The confirmation Of the nomination
- W H. Hornblowrr. Of New York. 10
be m as.csriate Justice Of the court.
vice >amuet R~iatshfort. deceased. has
not yet been announced. amt the proh-
abilities seem IN be that the cnurt will
B. short one member when it meets.
unless confirmation - made tn the
meantime
Justise~ Field. Brown. Brewer anil
JACKSON are already in the city and
the remainder Of the court viii reach
Washington this week The court
will meet ne aeon on the 9th inst. and
after the induction into Office Of Judge
Hornhto~er. IL he shall have been
confirmed. and the admission OF at
soru.ys, viii adjourn IN pay their r-
spectS 20 President Cleveland The
next day the call of the docket brginA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

VICTIMS.


Oas Man self D~~~rsy~sf and Anaahsr b~s-
p~rss~sy Wounded
CHICAGO. Oct 2-Yestsrday after
aeon William >miatha. while in n 1T
of jealousy. shot Henry Miller in the
right thigh and then went into his
room and cut his throat from ear to
ear. causing almost instant death
Both OF ths young men have been
been paying attention To Mary Polst-
a German girl. aged ~ When >uidtha
went home Saturday he saw the object
Of his alteration IN the company Of
Henry Miller. Early yesterday moru
ing the two men met IN the street IN
front Of the boarding house. and n
heated argument took place. which
terminated IN a fight Smidrha was
badly worsted in the encounter. and
retired 70 repair damages ami nurse
plans Of vengeance
Smidtha again met Miller. and with
out n word of warning drew a revolver
and shot him The Infatuated man
then jumped upon AMI struck him IN
I'll he fell over unconscious smidtha
was evidently under the impression
he had killed his rival and went into
his own room before anyone could
reach him and cut his threat. severinx
the iuxular vein death following
almost immediately. Miller 10 ina pre-
earious condition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

BEnosHsvES. sept s1-Altred Grsf-
tth. q wsIi-so-do eoIer-d farmer living
foarseeu niles south west Of here IN
Franklin County. had his coesan-hotTse
and three bales Of seed cotton set On
DIRE and burned last night BY wnis-raps.
some time before daylighE HIS fsnes
~as also set on ere. but vas extin-
<uished By the leading white eitizens.
Who harriedly came - his rescue and
have stood guard all day.
The only cause that can be accepted
sor this Wholesale destruction Of prop
srsy 10 thai he lived on and owned by
. Jew.
TN LAST Friday night the water mill
and cotton gin oxned by Dan >asseer.
in the southern portion OF Lincoln
County. was burned to the ground. be-
sides four or Ave bales Of cotton. with
oas q dollar % Insurance..
There Is . good deal Of suppressed in
d~iznation amonv the better classes Of
farmers on account OF these eatrages.
and speculation Is rife As to what steps
will be taken in he next few days
II is publicly asserted that unless
Judge Chrtsmaa gives the tortyseven
men who plead guilty to storminx the
courthouse In the recent whitecap up
rising the full penalty Of the law, that
4 reign Of terror and bloodshed will pre-
vail, which nothing short OF armed
troops can sabdue-
While the assertion Of the Whiteeaps
Ia andisguissd that the Jews must 70.
these outlaws ave no regard for color.
creed or nationality. but are bent on
the destruction Of life and property.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

NrrKsBrRa. sept. s--Ths week inst
ended has given weather very similar
to the enc previous Both DAYS AMI
ni<hes were warm. AMI sunshine IN ex-
esss though shs skY vas partly covered
vita cloads ca several Afternoons >oats
rains tsll in the northern portions Of
the Seats about the middle % tas wsek.
bas the censraI saa southern Districts
we're sighted In taas respect aasil res
ser4sy afssrasaa. wh~a . general rain
area Fade is appearance. The fellow
iax 10 a liza Of stations rerorting rain
fall together with NcC0ol.
o ~ GreenxtIIe. ar% Memphis ISss
Maarpe La q sprinkle Fort tsibsoa.
asprtnkIe. vrksharx. as. and NAzss
city. L. tsches The rains have al
oesurrvd sine. ths al inst
Reports Of shs present week have
been favorable oues IN every respect
The worms are ssili plentiful in the
eotton and working some damage. but
sstde from this the crop 10 aoGn- we'll.
the warnth m sunshine has spened
tho bolls -spi4ly. aad there 10 AZ
~ W 49, a
the farmers keep rights ap with their
pteking. and most OF the hill erop 10
reported harvested The vic<sha-w ~
c~ipts would indicate mere bales in
market than AZ this date asst year. The
housing Of the corn crup esasgnass
though nearly completed The raias
of two weeks ayr were damaging 10 shis
Greg. AMI in some cases ~sprouttag kad
spotted ears are r~portsd AZ hsret0-
forw stated. the yield will probably b.
below h average ssr the >tAse A
good crop % hay has been laid swaT
IN many sections dariag the past toar-
teen dsys of good weather tor asld
work TGruips, posAtoes and peas ara
generally in good coalition. ard ara
aow r-cstvtnx The rains they are re-
ported N need Of Fall gardens srs not
lookins we'll. the weather having been
saso dry They. too, should now revive.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

ehiEF >EEyrr of the Cnira~, - -
eat SaS badly iniure1 On "a,
aSns % she assh. while sup~rias~r,T
NJ the rxht against a prspirg MI
\ heavy timber s~yf "a, A.
reakfng his right leg ausE baarv brui-
lng INN about the b.sstv. Rsss~.
: oo@ % the e~est-kaown srenen IN the
euGntrv.
Fe~TNssrEs P'ErrER % GH.- c1.x
SFa@ ant Robert Eah-rss .,-~ m,rs
der~'i there on the z5sh their sk,Tr.
e%fng beaten IN hy unknown p.~~,,x
IN BODY w1S found in the p.-~. 80
AMI the other near Il The nu-4e~-
are believed 20 hare been Indiana ~,
Nere mining hear esila
IN the 18th the bodies Of su~ uu-
a~rsa men vrre found mar. ea-p -
tnr Arkansas vaIIev. Ckeroser x.rf,
me camp haf been pluudsr.4 ~ an
vataaote~ ant every means Of s4~nss.
nsatinu removed FROM the bodies
EIsHrEES new eases u yellow fever
we're reported at Brunswick Ia sn
she &sh BY Physicians A southeast
Wiast blowing from the rir~ s@ld&
caused the large Increase IN cases
>1Xrr new cases Of eholera Ant
tVV~enty-thres deaths FROM the dEs,a~~
were reported in 81 Petersburg on the
4sth-
Ex-PEESrrESr HARRISON vs. as,.,,-d-
Ell an enthusiastic. reception az the
Worlds fair on the sssh Indiana
DAY
ssx new caSes Of cholera occurred IN
Hamburg during the srxentv-tsar hours
enstsd az noon of the g7sh
tHE paaf admissions N sh< Worlds
tar On the 9Th were udSaE
FEAxcE = Sahf 70 - ne
way 20 force further CONCESSIONS f-or.
>i1m
AFrER many delays the trial Of rh~
uote't 6isrsial~ tram -abbsr. Marion
e. H~efxvpesA occurred NJ - CharF-<
NO. On sae 18th IL resulted IN a euiess
eanvictaau. aHsl Hedx~peth wns .n-
tencea - twenty-five years inprisoa-
u-nr
GRAND MASTER >4Rewxr. Of the
Brotherhood Il La.samsssSve Esr-mr- sf
T~rre HaHsr. Ind. rssex-,i a dispatch
from CiasInnarL.en the s~sthssavinr that
The nea "a the BIZ -Four aee~pse.i the
proposition hlr r-.tscssf wawes ant that
she threatened ssrixe was OF
NAyT striking miners m the Mems
ant Laewe Districts II R~lw5=n ~
szuaea xar on the sta
TIE EEhaH government has decided
~ refuse - raR e~xrqaasFsrs 70 ali
traAan hEsa.spS nominated m sa~ lass
raPaA e1ussssrv hecaHsr rh~ prre ~
f1ssd - resavnEze the rixas q Eirr
Hambert - anminsss the pasria-rh q
VENICE
BIZ the bursting through % the Va
sers % tho Nachigzmsse river inss the
Mansfield mine AZ niles t-am crystal
Ci-v- MaA- en sh~ Higsr It the s@rh
r~wsnsE~ghs uen who we're az <ur<
directly aass~r the BOD Il The river.
were drowned Eghre~n others who
were working IN a loser lever ha4 n
uarrps escape from the same fase. IL
viii - impossible 10 recover the
b.3es = the Ssasf except hv div~rsiax
sh. course of sh~ river and then pump
M cut the nine
" the Forts tEsatrr Disaster case
befsr~ JUSTINE NetoEuas n Washing
tor y e. en- the s9th the defendants.
NssS<~ Ainswurth. Covert. >asss and
Dans. Withdrew their ssruaal plea et
not guilty - the second Indictment
aEsf fled n demurrer 20 il. s~ahsrln-
tally the same as the enc previously
entered t1 the G-s ~ndicrmsrt
The sGtIaoS hr a peaceful SETTLE
nens of the dIspuse between France
ant sam : sad - ~ uHlre hopeful
TIE paid ADMISSIONS - TIE Worlds
far. ca the AEh. were t3E.H.--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

Holly SPRINGS. sept. 2T.-Tha Iates.
news from the country this morning is
the whisecaps have appeared in
Marshall County and have posted three
large gins with plscards that read as
toflowss
n znothsr pound af esttnn Is gfnnel here be-
far~ the price 10 10 cents per paunsi we VIII burn
xfnhouss and cotfsn. wHIrECARs.
This notice has produced a great Teal
II alarm AMI regret among he citizens
and Industrious farmers who are WORK.
ing diligently % gather and sell the
cotton And should the threats Of the
whitecaps be executed. there will be
bIoodshed In this section II they aro
found out Almost the entire cotton
crop belongs 10 merchants. who have
furnished Supplies. and they are vsrJ
much excited over ths outrageous Ak
Of the hitecaps
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
n YELLOW v :
MANY >-w ca~~. saa No Encouragement
80 Eranswt.s- es.-rh~ oaly nsv- !.
rrs~e-

Nsav >-w Case. saf Ne Encouragement
80 rraa.ws.s- ss.-rh~ oaty usv- !.
Fr.@e-
Bar Sswnx- tsa. Oct. @-Tw~lv~
new ca-ss Of yellow fever were re-
ported yesterday >ixty-Eve patients
are now under treatment
surgeon Murray returned yesterday
morning at 10 o'einck from JesupN anil
reports that the autopsy ou G h. War
rrn. the depaty sheriff who died there
Saturday. proved by the inquest that
hs had yellow fever. IL II stated that
Warren hast not been IA anv infected
district within the past few weeks.
and Il this be TRUE the theory that il
requires only ten days incubation for
the fewer 10 develop will be proved I'M
reliable The iiea hat negroes are
by nature exempt from the disease n
also di~siPatef The negroes 20 date
have been the greatest sufferers, ami
50 many fatal cases have developed
among them hat scientists ar. i~nvesti-
eating
No cheering words n be truthfuily
written on the subject. The scourge
i sure - stag until FROST. Four-ifshs
Of the 1890 people here viii have the
fever before FROST comes. This il no
idle statement, bat the result Of care
full consultation with the physicians
GA the ground
surgeon Murray Is working day and
night. Saturday afternoon he visited
Miss OriIla Dart. on Sc >imou's island.
and fouad her much improved lie re-