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The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Ayers Cathsrtic Pills are known to be
the satcat, surest, and best purgativo
medicine ever offered to the public. They
are mild yet certain in their effects, give
tone and strength TO the stomach, and
keep the system ii perfectly healthy
condition
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

S. F. Buckley has quit the employ OF
the ISpEPEHpSEr. and we regret 10 see
him TO, but he is hunting fortune in
Goose Greek. He has purchased tho
cigar stand OF Chas. Hamilton in the
postotiieo. and expects To remove the
stock to Dubois in the near future. We
wish him all the success in the world.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Tho Belveicrc hotel in Montrose was
burned last evening. The most OF the
furniture on the first and second foors
was saved. The rarers and records Of
the land office were also saved. The fire
is suppocca to have originated frcm tho
electric wires. Tho iiromon were giving
ball in the hotel at timo tho fro oc-
cured, 20 were early on hand for duty.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

d. l.. VanVechion leaves this week
FOR la Jara, where he has purchased n
store,
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

The ladies OF the Baptist church will
give social next Tuesday evening,
April 10th.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Joseph +. ITeiner has been appointed
Register and Louis Grassmuck Receiver
OF the Guunison land Office.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Fruit Inspector Sawyer found consid
orable woody aphis in some stock from
Arkansas.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Mrs. +. b. Brandon, OF Chicago, is
visiting F.. A. Drake and wife.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

G. n. Hastings. tho shoemaker. ha.
moved from the INDEPENDENT office tc
Norton IL Clack'a feed store.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Keep your wife in a good humor by
getting her ssme OF that Tongue creek
coal: ei.C0 delivered.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

When the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, the scalp needs doc;oring, and
We know OF no better specific than Halls
Vegetable Siciliau Hair Remover.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Two or three carloads of fruit trees
are received daily nt the depot.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

4. S. Gum Il Co. the butchers are
today moving into the postoeice build
ing,
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

d. Bailey has been building fine hitch
ing rails in front Of his store. He will
enlarge and occupy the rooms occupied
by Gum & Co. as I meat market. He
win n: once put in full line OF gro
ccrics and general merchandise, and
make both rooms into one atorc, We
congratulate Mr. Bailey on his success
in the mercantile business, and are glad
you, Dave.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

The way business has been swapping
around in town the past week it is hard
to keep track OF where wo are ut"
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04
LOCAL.

j. NJ. Essington left the first OF the
week for Denver on business trip.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Something new in furniture at
GALE Bios.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04
GEo. II. .DrKr, Sec.

J, ]. Winton viii sell you Tongue crock
coal Tor s3.0o per ton, the beet coal in
the State.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

j. G. Buckley left for Goose Creek
to-day to opon shoe shop.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Bert Norton will leave to morrow for
Goose Creel; in search OF a fortune
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Elder Geo. States returned yesterday
from a visit to Denver.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Jas. Greenwood will fix UP the barn
back OF Croiser's store for blacksmith
Rhop.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

The latest styles in ladies' fine shoes
OxIords and strap sandala mSy be
found at Castle ( ltcynolds.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

At meeting OF the stockholders OF
tho Ironstono Ditch company last Sat
urlny fight took place between Thos.
Doyinc and Jack McCaEty. in which. tho
lat,or was badly cut.
The affair started by passage Of
somc words, when Deviuo struck Me
Carly and short fight cnsucd. Wm.
Jones attempted 10 hold Dcyine, and
McCnrty started FOR the door when De.
vino stabbed McCarty in the back and
Gu; him on the arm. Geo. Conlslin
brought Mr.. McCarty to Delta, and DR..
MacLcan dresred the wounds. Aside
from slight splitting OF blood McCarty
was not seriously injured.
Derine has been arrested. charged
with assault with deadly wenpoa,
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Call and see the bargains at
GALE Bios.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Two Csrs OF furniture ga .Ior .sl.u a. ,is 80
dee 'Ens just received at
GAZE BRos.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

r. ID. Blair went 10 Denver today on
a business iaunt
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

II not called fer in 30 days, they will
he aent to the dead le,ses ailiee.
W.-o. ssrErnEss. p. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

The Delta Grand Army Post will hold
a camp fire at the Court House Saturday
evening. April !. 1894, commencing at
O'Clock. \ general invitation is extended
TO all old soldiers, their families and
friends TO be present. Members Of the
Grand Army will furnish the provisions.
There will be an appropriate musical and
literary program rendered.
PROGRAM.
Supper from o'clock p. m. until the
beans are all gone.
Prayer.
Music
Address by j. NJ Essington.
Music.
Reciiation-F. \. Drake.
Music.
Address by G.. W. Henry.
Music.
Declarations.
Music.
Original Pocm-Miss Myrtle Henry.
Song Marching Through Georgia =
Entire audience.
Wall paper. paints. oils and artist
materialsat
GAZE RRos
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Oats taken ne the market price ;n ~N-
change for Toni aud Eunncr.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04
.:arg,.

To Tie wife OF d. W. Williams, OF
March 80. 1894. girl.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04
"When | was a R0y,"

Writes Postmaster J. c. WooDsoN,
Forest Hill, w. Va, 81 had a bron-
chial trouble of such a persistent
and stubborn character, that the
doctor pronounced it incurable with
ordinary medicines, and advised
me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
i did SO. and one bottle cured me.
For the last fifteen years, l have
used this preparation with good
effect whenever take
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Call on C. L. Wright for seed potatoes
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

q. T.. Wright pays cash for chickcnc.
Call and sec those sI7 gold. d.illed wstches
G.. w. SroSG & Co.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04
Wanted,

Ladies' to buy fresh tested flower seeds
at Mrs. Buvall's Millinery store.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Rollins pride Of Dcltn'' Coal nf
t,ic Euisfssst! Humber Ward.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04

Wall paper. paints, oils and artist
materialsat
GALE BRos.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-04
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in tho post Office ut
Delta, Colo, April 18th, 1891.
I.,tn, Da,.lv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
THERE'S SOMETHING RorrsN


PORTLAND. ORE. Frh s-nariny the
progress Il the trial - VIVA Dunbar.
sxSoliset0r Of customs James Ns1aa
and others hssere the Upitevs states
district court IN this city. for eo1sPir-
ingtoiiIeEallv Land ghiue~e. the Taitea
Pres sen. an exclusive dispatch from
here stating that the United Ssz-es
grand inrv had returned an f~ntiiesua@ut
against Wsitssv T. B<~e chairman sf
the Republican ssate central eummit-
ter charging k5nl with eoFnPiicisy
IN the co. The i~aai pres. net eeiz<
able - -et tbs item. d.na~i tae truth
q the Dispatch claiming - u - cr
tire zwshsrifv ~ re Z aited >tat.S DIS
trict attarurv- ga Monday ia tar
Jaf1<i State dH>tries caarr. Iuzise
E~IIin~er presiding. Mr. EoxS VA ar
raxu@t "a thfs fasiirtment pleading
nat guilty an-i -zs rwira-es4 ca
bail Proceed ~ IN the ezs~ 1o-
p~zr - have h-wn ~aa~whaE
On she ~star ehzma-r arser- all
information CONCERNING is hsiaS
carefully withh~if frosu Fac losaI prrss
and the puaiic- Not th~ sixkssS init
NATION SO FAR has e~~u xven eat Tee
uaE<s It two o-her pvurairens sxnaters
are IN Tire SzaEe Indictment = nr
which verv straet -retie~ue- = mazs-
tanned the tine fer tbe- srr--s ans
arrsiguarsnt r.s er5ng r<~rjsosH~ fgr
the suee-SS - th~ pfza& - th~ .aw-rm
nens aeieaaf..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.



Isek-sa- Feb s-sav S,eas has u~s
yst hseu . officially notiEsl % the nsssr-
ra<e u justice IN the case d VII Fts-
vrt az Ceianabia yesterday. whnh j. -lt-
uatel thirty-6ve miles fron the rafreaA
The rapc hruke wasn tn drop feli. 4al
Psrvis asg beis< injured the Spectators
lnterf-rvl and iB.iHe~i the sheriff 90 r-~t-
Psae the ~exscatiau- Until privately in
formed otherwise this morning h.. ~
every enc else. believed the sentence hs.i
been carried cut. This 10 he nr=t tam.
N the history Of the state. - far ~ -
known. Wh-re q e~Fiaanal scn5sue~i IN
death escaped the sAms fasui intsrfrr-
eRr- II sus-slsrs. \ correspondent calis-L
oa the =sverasSr AMI asked him what h.
intended dang n the PREMISE Aztec
SEATING that h. hsi received NJ infsrHtt-
tsan fFeR the sheriff. b. SAIL there was
n.sthinE BE- clal1 Dr. thst Purv.~ wgail
hsve a. he ~arrsixus-i 81 the next term Il
the Circuif C01rt AMI re~en,rn.v,L. Wirh-
out Of cou-s~. any further trial. section
1851 % the c,-is covering the ra>e. vhicl
prsvEi.s. in edces. that for failur. q ua-
aiet the d-ath Prns'rv FROM ans e1u-e.
shs Circuit CaGrt saaii. IN aspiration "
"N $50 AAE = WIZ FN AHNANH NEA ~"
n bring til csRv cg bef.x the -r,lrt- or.
II a. larzr. a warrant Zoe hs appreh-a-
seen. anal when brought in-s c.s-t the
sane shal -cntsa~s ia csuv-t 10 -
executed eu 4 day - b. n1ne,L
Furvi>. Feb M. w We aslsaH.L.
lepgsy sasrim - fhfs COUNTY. sa--..l
rhr'iasA here this evening with VIII Tur-
". the yeGE< Nhi5e-ip who va- 70 have
BIN srerufri 90 Lfsr M~iac~lsy. bu.
Who escaped drsth in some vay Rot well
understood By everybody Thsre are varI
Gus aptnrins in rrEarI - his e~eaviu-
si-zta- ~sme fh8u& chat the roy. wa irfs
-RtIsl 81 p~urT-=c- aHsl esh-rs thinS thar
n 49, a ehear ease II czrrisssues< or the
7art Of the -hsgif- prbrrs ~tili nisTr
sEver~ffiou-. think 1t q Sp<,ias act %
fre vsicure o. save hrs bf~- in uuleT that
Hsorv facts IN H. ea~~ mzht b. feveisp-rl
in n. fufnrv. Plrvis va h-in- rarri.,l
Ia Hsttie~hHr< for Safs-ks~piBE unfl th,.
as rSf ss-sls obtain efhsial information
n -~zrl "a he disposal
Thsrs hsS bsen q radisaT chang. in ia~
minis Il the pcepsr IN regard - hI~ =unlt
siuse the attrmPs ar h. .x-rlrien ou
W~s'lnsalay- IL II believed now b. Hrarfv
every ere that he = an iunaspHt m1u.
AID that the RAJ Murderer Of VIII Rurk-
~ = ~ghi a. Erz
When the tspufy saeriF arrived her.
with him thls evening thu psvpte. ia grlsr
10 ~ 4 g~iinipS~ eE tho voting man whs
lad e~sapel l-zfh -. ai-aeui.u~lv. crowd
- he w~aifiag-ru.sE4 slu.~r o. ~ussyatSsn-
Fe va broH-hr frusa columbia. . d.
tsaee OF si-ar tssey-twe mis-~ fa.lsv.
aud WIS allowed t. ~tsr az h- fsther :
a~ns- whieh i IN the reaf HIS parents
received linn alasss>s a. au@ wha had arisen
FROM the dead Th- prisoner Va IN nne
spirits AMI tseSsd fat 2nd hns- aai va
vel dressed having ca ihs s1ale suif in
whbra h. Wa ars~s.d when be Esgnsel
Jae scafsisL- expecting TO did,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
TOPICS.
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FFTY-THIRo CONGRESS

~ n sezaf- on ne zsa. hatss@ afU "a r.-.al
me fe1-ral -lsctious law ~ a~su.-.s sa-s-x
Host o. the session TIE 4ati-ep<aa huf va
nro~xat uP tya motion . refer % he ruN
carr eoIHitte- The tll fatru.fus---t snrs
NseS azg y Mr. Georxe- tst no action va
49, On tne rs1tio1-----In IN hnlse > n.
nortzl - The Massachusetts, i~~fslnt--- mr.
testing a-ssSs th~ Passage q M wl.~n
,arfl etL vas preseated The Hawaiian r~~1-
triton vas taen ak-n II Art iss eiseus-io-
eeea7feu ne remainder % the day sad al o.;
IN sresiag Session.
N tae senate. On ta@ eta. Immediately an
tae conclusion Ct reusfae rarrinx es,~ias~4
Consideration % the hosl-- hfff 70 r~,s4F ne
federal elections iav -z= resumed. the time
'er the general ceoate being extended Until I
. cloc< 81 tac IN In The har-~ ars- me
rra'fn< Of tnc Journal aud the reference q
some ua4npogtant bills the resolution Of thr
ier@igz s@airs COMMITTEES rensari1x ex-Mtn-
>ter >teTeHs was taken IN At the ef.g-~ ef
ne dASea>-sou the various substitutes ami
amendments were votef down hut the passage
OF TIE oil itself vzs preveatsI ~ rIn=-ts-
ing
IL the senate on the III ! number OK p-fi-
tpnos ard memorials a-zfa=t the WiIscn n5u
were presented and an smendnsrt putting
tnat measure in force in Jsauary. i-ss. Instead
OF Aags~t fset offered - VI Cameron Wa 70
terryd 70 ths nEanes COMMITTEE IRE senate
snen took W he niII FOR The repeal Of re led
erat election lavs~ ukfet. asrer ths rrfsctian
% a number Of amendments. vas passed
feaS p n5v- $----fn the house after ruu-
tire Business the special orfi~r th- caaS t--a-
tt0u 81 the Hawaiian ~resoluttcr< w1S taken
Up TIE vote 90 the rlesfiou Ger@laued 40
Quorum. oGt CO : second roll cal the reSola-
tieu vas agreed to Yeas. ~. -ays y VI.
bouteles privileged resolution vas defeated
81 to tei
II me senate ca the sth- the chief discus
SION wss upcu tue resolution previously offered
BY Mr. stewart. declaring that the secretary
- The treasury has 70 authority tOts<u. esraS
except under TIRE resumption act and that
there = 10 present necessity for the sale %
bonds for the purpose specified IN faas act
vnicn went ever In me house. after an a.
tempt bv Nr Reed % have The pauruAI err
-erted Mr. Slant moved 70 20 iuto committee
% th- EEoi- 70 car<i1er d. s-igaicrHre e0in-
ne hfit. szd AFTER NOS estae session had o--a
lost - 4 ez-ssrfEs s<zszs, - rnafiin- ? PR
uziIef and VI Rtaas ep~u-a sh- Eeess. uVcu
tne III
TsE s-rat~ 20 me- IN s--sic- - 80 .
Il ts@ sngs~ In ces-isr@~ ~ re zna5@. re
Hiz1J ssi<aiarz<~ rtii vas tzks1 ~ an NJ
Elsnd Cenei1ss-f Hs r-az4rs< The eEA@r
sr-aS~-S .T-e NJ Ss1ns r-V Pa aszirs-
the an NJ LcHeixz=z lad Yea IA ~
Grar M Barter s>al- o. a cprssltfau
sae NJ kLEsre Eru Tex. "a zavarz~r
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
CONDENSED

A pUEL took place in the town OF
Tres. Mexico. On the 10th. between
Manuel ToreSO. 4 prominent yo1ng
business man and Miguel Torres. 4
lawyer Tie Affair." Of honor resulted in
Torrsgo tenz shos through the heart
az the frs. ire Torres xls 1os wounded
ANEsxs MAJ named Collins charged
f-cu ais house near Athens. Ca on tke
ieth- By whisscaps ted 10 a rse an&
hserzlly E4yed alive He fingered Ensil
20 next morning when ee7Sh ensael
There IS no eEe~ 70 the perpetrators
Al the close Of business On tire feth
she srsasGry balxEee stood az sEAS-
co.. Of which SIe-f5e5 was IN gold
-oin- aud al except about =, ea. ssas aas
been paid in on the bond issue iaelGG-
ing the premium
AFAKTS % capitalists from Cleveland
and Detroit ave organized a synaicAse
- operate extensive cezl mines IN the
vicinity 90 ElrboarvilIe. Ky
RvEsLAEs. foospa4s and ~pickpacxess
hold high carnival IN - Lsafs a. pres
eat. Notwithstanding the efforts Of the
police 10 Suppress them For f0<-y-
eight hours eleven ~hur-laFies were re-
ported By the police. and probably hall
As many more we're anreports4-
Snow fell AZ san Angelo Texas. for
eight hours Gu the ia.h. accompanied
By q cold ncrts xind which has Goa
siderzhly alarmed stock mer- IL TIE
storm continues for any length Of time
the death percentage viii inevitably
be large. As cattle are in many localities
barely alive. with nothing 70 a On he
ranches
FIFTY masked nen rode - 20 the
home Of Samuel Milton- "a Harris
burg. KY on the ssb ipss- broke Opeu
the door. and while . heavy gard
stccd watch over Niirou- The ress Of tie
mob dragged Mrs MiIsoa o4s Of bed
ard in view Of her husband ave be.
~thi-ty-aine lashes
CaAIEAAS WTrsoS. ct II. Wars and
Means ConuiEtse. : ssrlo-siy IL a
chicz<o TIE 6ocso< ss-s thai VI
W.lsor-s Illness - nosI recsszA-ly %
dangerous Character
TIE gold reserve in the treasury i
again intact Is reached th2s eouiitio-
% the szh- when the gold received from
the recent boad Issue sxelled the g0ld
beyond the s~loa0So.01o marx
THE act repeating the Federal slsr
tiou law h-s beeR s-sned b. lie Irssi
dent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

Ws<HISsrov. Feb t0-Gcor-e ".
HOuk. representative FROM the third
district OF Ohio. dropped dead at 40
o'clock yesterday afternoon while Wis
iting at lss5 Connecticut avenue. in
this city.
Judge Houk had arrived at the resi-
denec about = o'clock ~ n little there
after. and from the statement made by
Mrs Christnan. who was in the parlor
with the Judge at the time. he was
walking sp aud down the floor eating
an apple lie had just reached the
front window and was looking out
upon the street when he sank apou n
ssttee and slid 20 the floor. helpless
Doctors were Immediately SUM
uouei. and when they arrived they
applied electrical apparatus aad used
all means in thcsr power to rcsuscitate
the stricken congressman. but without
avail Mr.. lIouks wife. who was inn
mediatelv summoned. arrived az the
house, accompanied BY q lady friend.
shortly after : O'Clock
Judge Houk wa apparently "a the
best Of health yesterday morning. lie
visited the house % representatives
and attended a meeting of the inter
state commerce committee. of which
he was a prominent member. He was
ON the fcor Of the house durfnr the
session about an hour. aud then lett
the capitol and repaired 10 his resi-
deuee at i-JS ! street y. W He re-
NAMED at his residence for some time
and with his private secretary. Louis
g. ois. read over and revised a recent
speech on the tariff preparatory 10
having i printed in pamphlet form
Judge IIoukS body has 6sen placed
in the hands % Undertaken Gawier.
Speaker Crisp has been notified q his
death
Judge HouS VASE YEAR -f age hav
ing h~~n horn n Cumberland COUNTY.
Pa September - 49, he remssvesI
hen two vrar~ 81 e-e with his father
b ohi.N and settled a. Day ton where
be has resided ever sfnce- He eha-s
the Law for a profession and formed a
p~rtn~r~hp with HSu Peter r Lowe
IA l>ss n was zdete-zte 20 h famoa.
CharleStnn-E1ltzure cuuvsntinn a. a
supporter - Douglass and frvsn tina.
tinac &c was active IN ~1enocratie polf
teS H wa first excited a. the sstv
second ceuSr~~ an.i Wa reelected &
the aftv-thiri a. \ democrat defeating
IN his iaSs election nJul-v.2 repub.
l~sa. By =1 votes
Judge HOAX lesre~ a widow. cue 500
ami tao daughters All his ehildrr
arr married
Final arrangements have he~r
e~empletsd tor the funeral. hu; TIN
wishes 81 Mr. Hoax IN that resp.c
I vii. q eoHrsr- ~ deferred tn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
= KENTUCKY oUeL


EAHEorE~vTEEK- kv E-& - as-
To the death wz~ xuacse-s a. Hz-fau
e~curthsa><- H4rizz enunsv Nauslzv
night a ~hhea Jshn Tarzzr
brother of Circzis Clerk EE1 TaraxE
Hn~is Of John THrnsr. zzsl 4 Nrsahsr -
Judge Georxr r Tzr-e- va <ll~.l
outright IL s-hs <scur~s IA : har-
Der sAap On th- cearshouS- sauar--
Dr. William &azin an Juaa
Turner have heen sezd ~n~mS<
fu< yes-s ard th~ir fri~maS nave ~sf-avs
enaeavrred II ks~p thsns separate
They came ta~-sa~r. aawxver- znd
ess9mencx,t she.tiu- A. eaca osh~r-
S0iin va not hart but Turner wa
shot throu-h b heart and fell dead
Nelia ezpsi-si bis r~xolr~r. bot the
f<hs vss net s~er. for ~ this time
VII TErrer had arrived anil attacked
Nolin- Tarae- hzsE no revs9ve=. and
the two Haen drew knires and sl4She-i
a. each ethsr ~vAciou>fr- Turner was
fatally eHt. uhle NeliEs injuries ara
not eouSiierrd s~risuS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
7 EXPLOSION.
The Hsrs~ Of Esaa. ks~-kI~~. In faxf.n-
.ps&i-L w~r-<k~a-o.~ ChfI4 Killed

.ps&k.L wr-<k<f-o.~ Child Killed
ixnfNxkroLI<. Ind Feb S-Aa ex-
plaSson that was heard distinctly all
over the city occurred AZ 7 a m. in the
saioon and residence OF Louis kGe-h-
Ter. u 90 Madison avenue The build
ing > completely wrecked and SIX PR
sons were buried in the ruins Rosa
Eaeehler. aged Il years. was killed
The Injured ar~-
Charles kueehier, aged :. fsee ard
bead bruised and injured internally
Julius Kueehler. aged tSs bruises
about the body
Louis kueehler. aged TO- scalp wound
and Ieg injured
Mr. Emma kueehler. aged 20.
bruised about the head and body.
Loais knechler. the proprie.or. was
Only slightly injured AL Of the in
igred will rseo~e-.
Al Of the family were in bed a. the
time Of the ~exrlcsion Gas escaping
fru1 defective pipes in the cellar
worked its way up into the szIooc.
where = Ore was burning. thus ezu<iEg
the disaster.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
An Ax~s Csavls n4ra,r.aL

NEaPEs. Tsrn-. Feh e-Hsc-y
Snoderly. aged 81. oce OF the wealth.
est and best Known farmers O. Cuson
eozz-y, Teaa. and Is vie aged 70.
were murdered u thar bed xsc --1.
By two burglars ~ho effected an II
trance to their dwelling in quest %
money which was currently reported
to be kept in -he hoase-
Agrznd~o1 OF the Old couple. aroused
By two pistol shots. went tn their oon-
and was captured By the Burglars and
forced 20 assist in the search for ne
morey- Not finding the treasure, The
two aSSszias made their e=carc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
PRAISE EOS seNHAN.
The Americas Admiral Warmly Csw-
uaesa~a ~ British Merchants .sa Of

LoSD0S. Feb fG-S~rstsry Berthe
Of the foreign Office. representing the
earl Of RoSebery. secretary Of state for
foreign affairs received a deputatiOn
of British ship owners Thursday
The deputation spoke in the warTness
manner possibie OF the spirited action
of Rsar-Admiral Benham, Of the United
Stxte= navy. who. they said. set an ex-
ample to the naval commanders of all
foreign nations IN freeing. in sueh bril-
liant manner the American >aips a.
Rio de Jsneiro OF the obnoxious restrsc-
tious imposed on them by the insIr-
gents Of Brazil
Secretary BERTHE in reply said that
the secretary Of state for foreign az
fairs would see II il was possible - in
s.ruet the British commander as re-
quested By the delegation
Finally Secretary Bertie- referring
70 the action Of Re<--AdmI-zI Benham.
warmly praised the American admiral
spr the determined sian he had tzksr.
saying be had evideatlv brought about
the desired cad and successfully ae-
eouPE.aed what his more -zutious
colleagues shrznk from doin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

WON on a LONE HAND.

a ssath~rn Psetns Passenger Trails
H.ta 40 and Ksss~d by . Lsae Mashed
MAa Mali n Nile frs1 Csrsss. Nevada
CAKsoS- Nsv- Feb Least night
when the Southern Pacific passenger
train was about a half a mile from the
city il was BEARDED by a masked man.
who broke n the door of the Wells
Fargo express ear with a sledSe ham
msr and held mp the Express mesSeE-
r t4kinga box OF coin which the
railroad payEzster was sen6ine 20
Reno TO paw employees The box con
tanned nearly s3,ooa After robbtng
the - ne started OF IN the dark. the
messenger losing sight Of him before
he could give an alarm ia train
was backed 70 town. the alarm vas
given and a posse started N pursuit