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The Mankato free press., 1894-04-06
First ins. March l6-last April 27,
SHERIFF'S EXECUTION SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of and
under the seal of the district court in and for
the county of Blue Earth and state of Mime
sofa, upon Judgment rendered by Hon. j . E.
Porter, Judge of the municipal court of the
city of Mankato, and dOcketed in said county,
on the 3rd day of February, A. ID. 1894, for the
sum of two hundred eighteen and S5- 100 dollars,
in an action wherein H. Cummins, Charles
Howard, P. H. Kelley and ]. l.. Cummins, Co
partners as III. Cummins d Co. are plaintiffs
and Ellen Royel is defendant, | have this 3rd
day of March, A. ID. 1894, levied upon all the
right, title and interest of the said defendant,
Ellen Royel, in and to the following described
real estate, situate in the county of Blue Earth
and state of Minnesota, known and described
as follows: Lot No, QD eleven in block one ~
of BrOnson's addition to the city of Mankato
according to the recorded plat thereof now on
file in the Office of Register of Deeds in and for
said county, and all of the right, title and in
terest of the said defendant, Ellen Royel,
in and to the said real estate at any time since
judgment.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that l
will sell the above described real property to
the highest bidder for cash at public auction at
the Fifth street entrance door of the county
court house of Blue Earth county aforesaid, IN
the city of Mankato therein, on the 2Sth day of
April ID. 1894, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, tC satisfy the said execution,
together with the interest and costs thereon.
Dated this 3rd day of March A. d. 1894.
W. GLYNN,
Sheriff of Blue Earth county, Minnesota.
VIM. N. PLYMAT
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Mankato free press., 1894-04-06
Castoria.

"Castoria 80 well adapted to children that
lrecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
CONDENSED ~TELEoRaMs.

The historic - Charles Hotel ~ New
or nors lives went 0gs with the famous
cid hosselrT and ether valuable prop
er-E Is Laid vase Loss. ss0a. a00-
Mis- JoHx T MaHsAS wife % Caitet
States Senator Morgan. CT Alabama.
died ~ Washington On IL @ssh
FoCE Gespe7ae prisoners three Of
them ma-derers. escaped from -heco8nry
al n B<ruInghan. ALI ca tie 2ssa-
jan SETM0CR was n and instantly
kiIied BY his Is-Fear-old sold AZ Burr
Oak Mich-. On the @3sh- Seymour x1s
drunk. and Was hs4r1ng the boz when
the latter drew \ revolver and fred 4
bullet through his t1.hers heart
SAMUEL HoDssoS, one Of the eldest
and wealrhiest citizens Of Ci1rxsEIIe.
Team. vas e~vsrcoEze By heat n church
IA hat place ca the sta az1 died $oo1
AFTER being carried home He was cen
nsrred with several large enterprises
and vas the head Ot a L-g~ family
IKE beard OF health % Pine R1z.,
Ark has passed an order requiring a.
srz5nnen or persons coming f-uz Ter.
a-kana % exhibit certificates a heath
GgAFE & Co. hou<e-xrsczez ct Chi
cage. have bougss the Worlds Fslr
Buildings from the south PARK eomns
sicueS for ez.0a
TEE enc saIOon which has beea ths
cause Of several sensational scenes nj
Burlington. Ind. was azaEhilased en-
the z-1h- A crowd CO IQ1 zs1 battered
IN the doors. con5srzsed the liquor,
poured It into The guitars and tasa se;
FIRE - the Place
F0CE HUNDRED ze1- ch1eev Italians
parz1ed TIE streets cf Iron Nouna-,
Mich. en- the S-rh. behind = -ed Tag
demanding bread
NEAz TzlI1laA- La. en- the nixas o.
she s-th. shell Ca1-on- Porp Gaxscn,
Sccss Hx-TsT and Lorsy Mccoy xer-
taken from me oEcers By \ zob and
Iynched The prisoners were charged
Strh the asszssiaazc1 CT Nr- BSyce-
TIE Mississippi vaIlsT Homestead
and Lean ConrznT. dang business u
Chicago. tas heen declared taSofv@ur.
The Liabilities exceed the assets b
sea4T4
MAY wheat sold On the Chicago Board
CT Trade On the 9sth ~ the lowest price
ever rscortsd-574 eea& The market
has been forced Lower and lower for ne
lass three weeks ard The balls are
L-ozs so9slsss .: tie =a-kss ssecysr
-,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
TOPICS.
The NEEs N ERrET.
rFTy-THIRo

n ne senate. On the II N. credentials a.
fsoEnns Jsrsiza JARVIS a1poiar-f q A. ~
vacancy eaas-d By ne deaEA e Ssuaasr vaar~.
% S1r-h Caru{fnA we're placed "a as Nr
P-rrrs r=-alarfaz for the sppalarmeue q a
- give a-arznxs - the Csxsv z-uT
vas -s1ect-l several matters ~ al x-rs-z1
interest we're considered ant ne arr snl
va a<eu ~ IN ne ass-e. Il being af-r-ir-
% Cafaneta lar. th@ se@-Eun "a. devoted n
matters Of sac1l inaer-St
n ne senate. On ne suh. a--r -nuaa
business. debate "a ne esriT saf vas ---uz7=t
Ar Nils einstax ~ general zenns- "a faa
eennorraE1G site Ia fzrur - ne m~nwn-~ H
said ne cE1 ri not meet a&s sazr- suursrs
he 4aznt-t z { nes tas .zrt-s .uur1raT ~
a1F g-nrieral On as std. Of ras IN
but suca Ns IL vas. 4 saoutf Rave as csr EaI
sapport--Ka the hose TIA rrss arrz- nnrrs-
prtss1oo 12 tar ne rear enazzx g1as y az1
was passed
ry The senate. go the ssSA. rAe iaruru- ar 50
building zad loan associations zzs af~eu<-e-4
a1a t1s 1rI aih vas akea z7-tae farzzl
reading Of the chI IN sxs-u>o being dIsssues-f
wEA The frsr line " ne ll-axin tn 3zar
tcr tte measure - 60 fnta 81 .rr-rxr-a<A@f
matter frr discussion xhteh 0csa7trd tn 81
ar- sessloa---Ia the house ~ dlsialAzic
sad consular hLlT vas discussed
N the s=nase On the esth NJ Izrvr- to
new senator fruu1 Nsr<a Carolina avuoiar~s
AA-~A y - "a " -
atar Vance. Was swura IN N- Aliens r-<sns-
b1a As - the rights Of CsE-y k11 rs ssslswsrs
- vista TIE capitol 70 assemble aad prErissn
sr redress q grievances. vas further {
cussesl. being vigorously denounced 5y srr-rar
speA<-rs The aziT btu was then az-n n.
Heszrs Hi<rsns and D1lph addressing m sen
ane-n the house tas diplomatic ant cuu-
su-ar h1 vas further considered n COMMITTEE
OF ne raote. reported n the house aasE pz==@L
II the senate GA ne IN Mr. Ahtrsca -
publican lrs<-rr Of the opposition - ne zrl-
huA challenged rae aernacrsss - a rut@. Al aa
T. "a ne bin ~ Il passed The Aouse asa A.
u s7> reported f-un the flzacs commit
Ear Inter e4allenxs befax 1cc@pta4 ~ NJ
Ez<rs ne femocrzr haEilz tas nIu "a
esH-g@- hu1z PROPOSITIONS w~-- xtEntrzxu
- the E-1uad tnas raeT hat rot ce-a ar.
e-5ee1 PrsE pity NJ Czlian maize A. szn
st Speera AGAINST ne tfL aln Er Des7h
4eA4vere1 Sn~ sra insaalErn.na u a.
sSe~ra AGAINST is--h ne house.. sw--fznr=
private ps1sssa AMI r-iE@f 1Ilz we're Efsusz-f
= zaszz=0Gs -azsss& Vary ~ zan-s
dsv rz- spezt n euzr-a4r-ce 81 ne E1ul. z1ru
IT, 1rITlrR rAl~rasar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
MISSISSIPPI


%irkshuE April @-The weather c-uo
bulera Il ta~ Nissis-ippi Weather >erv-
ur. far the week ensiia< TrrSiay. April
- = A. follows
Ia t-ezp~zrnre aarin< tn past week
h1~ avrra-~l <a<hfiy abaFe the aarmaI.
Aad sunshine has h.su d~Sgi-nE Isain
4as %va -rneral ia the form II h-cal
shug~r~ whirh have hesu very unevpnlv
Asfrhu-s-L In msnF tscaEfisS rainfall
ha~ JlSr b~~n safnrisuf and what was
ne-if-A While In afhrr- Z kaS been "a *
~~s e wa va wanted far e-ups. AMI
proved i~1IHrsus The majority q report
cr however. r-vart al constficn. O. have
e-eu favorahle Th~ heavy rain which
hs- b-~a f4ulrz In tha waeinirv e V6ck-
burg snes ne 81 Vii Z general ever the
SAT-. nast hksiy prove very injurious.
The injury vii ~ especially <-est IN TIE
delrA where Dry weash~r Is m,z>s He~-i-i
kepsrts shs~ that ae=7sre b~al hia
&r1lces farming en@rzrseuS have upan tae
Whole uate E--i progress during u.
week Very h1gle cattsn remaius % ~
planted in the southern prr,ian % the
State. ant IN the mablie portion nearly
kalf th~ crrp has b-en pur into tn
sruuasL In the exrrrme northern pssruau
farmers csuriaue o. - harkwzrL AMI
farming gp-rauans ar ah.sgr rNR werks
hate- he ni-n-s have b-s1 t=s crhi fsr
the growth e teusler vsErEaunn- In tn
southern PARTON II the Ssate eary plant
ed cotton = owning az - a C--i sIansL
ant ia n few hczlues ssue scraFIz-
has ben dan~.
Corn = generally doing well A few ~
port that ewing - iorai caE~e- ~snse -
pianu1< vii - nec=-saTy- But NarE=
have do1e cousal.rahi~ lamaee n eur1 On
Uplan,ss in 4 few iocalir~- n the S'uth
Carriers. pastures ani m~sasws cou-
tinlc - improve Oats are not s--i N the
NORTH and only average IN the mntlr pr
tsn Il the safe
There has besz considerable oufccme an
fruit N the southern Tortlou q the S1fe
since the cold "a Maria. szsi reports frrm
ne most southern usr Il csunti~- Snow
that the yieil VII D. F~i-nrfui IA that
seclon The se-.n,l rrnp q staSh-r-s~
Is he5a< marketed IN The sfNeE ouG7Se=.
a1L the vl~at a 4hunaaa--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

a = tAr tare
- "acat lake
a On th~ -sh lhe slseP
erlsea "a ron tHs desert uhsrs
u G~t41tate-
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a. -. -
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whr - - - -
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~-- "as
- rh~ w.. $500 - -
=. R,~4- W = -,
"a v~.
ak "a s5.h Co. ? g.
r,7.~ 49,. - - =.
wa~hiu<-ar agv.F = v~,
TaE President has a,or-vr-4 he -,
authorizing Commander D5es-n~
/ Uris~,F ~rss-< MARI -r -
tfoa FROM the king e Spain
Tx ~,~~rru~as II f-s.. E--.
demanded o. he s-o~-rn.B~,. AZ ~.
ararua An -x~pla1a.sru ~ - -
azwaE % -. R~.sh
e-u<uf n e-r.em - Al
Na~.~l
RkrHZ-usTr~r yxuav Swvsow -
E
,.-- 80 M.
= - - - -
n.hEm
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49,. 80
~s.g.tr p-,~.- -. ---s
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ssruek By Hwh.uia- aaa bu-,~s ~
,h- - 49,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
SOUTHERN


A singular case Uas brought n The
superior euurt 1t Raleigh y q
W VI W~AililWaan af4ru-r SUES - ga-axs
n Alxzsza EA41rezf Co FOR e - Tan 49,
IAe eTsteac- saw. A1r WaElaxra1 was rzGx
~ aear ths rAl~aT lraeE Ead sum- = -
dsfa1A ~C-~ cuNs started 10 cru-s tAs 7E
a fruut q an erwszs wa.eA vas appruaral14
N2AA1Etsa- He zn4 ISa eawz- uer- --Yrsar
n opposite Gz-caus To- % 80 49,
eua- crass@i ne fraek 4s=lv aus -
sAirf "a huri~t literally anta r.- All
sfrIeN Na.lnEtnu kznckg An @~ -
1ae- az1 trro . puei q war- Eh-a ne~p
Enler r1 eack rz Sas 1r1zf taas WAa-rrn
sao was -aalT sruzs~L has Dw - era e r.-
~4ser A1a wzs tvtax arru.s frE TIE r,as
master rss "a tAs suzfns snf E@caz-z IA.
Waitzxts1 wax EA~f wa1M-rtr1 caazs h-
= R-r-a-rat;y 1azret ne s1rsa--r
a-Ts vi sc~E % sarE t1aE - r~-arEAfi- a.
Hf-at sas 9lr - zax zcs ca rs 7azr q ~
7izs1f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Reaben- aged Is and AlfreL a-ea u.
sons ot Farmer Rollins. near Rlxvigle.
mon county. ny went GU: - dix for
asSafraS rcot~ when the former IN
earthea an Iron Pot esutaiain< sL=gs IN
silver coin The elder brother aas
claim - hlf the treasure. which Reu-
hcn Indignantly refused when AIf-ryi
struck him over the head w5th his
SPADE fracturjug .hfs skull Alfred
stzed the kettle. and leaving rs broth
-, hastenet home. whe-e he exeire,liv
detailed the cireunstaneeS Two farm
hands brought IN the uoundesi b-5v-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

BIT Jones an lSvea-old hcrse
thief who was convicted a. Cleveland.
Ca and sertezced u seven r=zrS n
the -penItentary, escaped tn ether
uiSht frDu his quarts vho were
asleep. and Is again ~ ar-c w5tha re
ward ofered tnr has reeartar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

simon David znd Mrs. BETTY Cohen
we're married A. DALLAS Tex n few
days a-n Years 4Eu they we're mar
red and Eve5 togsthsra lew veazzuA
~ere divorced DAVID married another.
ant the divorced wife al@1 REMARKED
Neither Of the marriages proved happy
zzd hoEh we're divorced f-um
their ueU-huu1si mates THIS was @w-
er74 years a<& EssenzlF they met b.
came rec0nellevi and agreed -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

George and CiaRsy Alien brothers.
met At sherman Tex. be- accident
They had been Separated slnce the sur
render - Gen Johnson At G--enShon.
y G. They both weut 70 Texas AMI
settled one near Fort Worth. the ots-
er az Weim--. bat had Lost al trace -
a other Clancy vas printed On
a ralase aud George saw L. and there
were only a few questions ASKED ua-5l
they we're sooa n zach other embr7a
CRYING with rsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

A nERvrkrras II British enaf nine
swns-> called zpsu lord Rs=e5<ry. On
the 4&sh.ts prss<ns IN II reasons for cp-
pssz1x the si~ht-hsE- ball The pre-
zi~- aAA he esua rr5sniSe zSxhiag
@~snise Is - the action If the govern
neat A. the ministry were net MAN
NOUS sn the subsex-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

The memory % the dead soldiers q
the eu1feSe=7cy waS hoac--vs Al
lanta~ Ca By the unvrllinE u 4 msu4-
msnt Of gigantic size Il is diving
hon. erPiet frcu the celebrated hon %
Luce-n~ designed BIZ T~horwabi~n-
The Atlanta Lion a. the new
ment VIII BE- known. j. cus cat %
white marble found IN GeozxA auss
the figure wa5eh = nine feet long. re-
eil1es upou 4 base q gray marble
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

TIE trials a. Indlazarslz lad. Of
ErzneHs and Perrfv4I Gsea 4zsz As
Reed s1r eonaDlirisy N the wr~~xinx
IT the indianapolis national bank
hrsughr ~ n s<nsaEs7uaI ciase. On
; STA By she disclosures Of jury cnr-
-arxisn- was ca the snsh. orvs.rea szxsn
aP Again May rsG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

p " LUSD. a prominent citizen was
burned 70 DEATH on the .6ea. 1t his
farm two miles fr0n Fairrnout MINI,
while fshsiu~ a prairie fire He was
5wercou : By the heas and smoke AMI
tel for ward into the flames. and was
80 horribly burned that he was scarcely
xes,yziz- BE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

VIXEN vs~n Kelly received advises
that the federal government would re-
~art - military force - prevent the
Industrial army frgn entering WASH
T1x-Oa- he disxrediseE the --pur%- bat
aid IL Il were srae he w0uld appeal 20
moral and legal measures - remove
the obstacle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Mae Evans a cheap clothing Ssaler.
was arrested At Warerfy. AZ. for re-
pleuishizE MS stock IN trade f-uu- ssu-
q his feilow-merehants stores during
their absence In attempting - escap-
he Was shot in the abdomen and prob
ably fatally wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

TEE cniv co<e plants IN operation
n the Conz@llSwlxa Pa region on the
ssh- we're the DavAfscu and Lez<urin<.
zfta~ Frsrx company Movs- F1r< Hi
Ans. Razney- Of Lac Eaiaey company,
xzd Clarissa and Nellie 81 the Coeh-an
cusnpaay- None Of the<e. except the
two Frsex plants were running full
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

At n meeting Of the New York coal
sales agents on the =sth- no changes
IN prices were made The estimated
output tor MAJ was placed at = >ea. 600
tons. or about 20 per cent Of the total
capacity The output for May last
vear was = 10. Goa tons
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Abzn Cor-au- dief AZ jacksonville.
Fla aged - He was n veteran q
the MEXICAN ard Indian waz Cor
ran had been married twice and wa.
the father Of forty children
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

ARDYAL decree has been issued in
Portugal organizing a medical cou1-
mission % advise the eIv1 go-eruor
in regard to measures to be taken in
order to check the spread Of the chol-
era in Lisbon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

GOV Stone Of Missouri has under
taken the task Of collecting portraits
q al Of the S~overn0r OF the sszte.
which he intends n place around wall.
= the executive ofice n the order Il
whlch thev were elerteA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

THERE Is n scarcity Of bisuminous
cDal IN New York. caa<efby the min
erS' strike. which has caused the out
put TO dwinGle to almost nothing
Coal dealers say they anticipate a con
dItRon Of affairs that viii erEne near
being n coal famine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

TEE National line steamship Hell
vetia. Capt Frolich-. vas Abandoned
in a sinking ec1dition Of Cape FINS
terre- Spain on the ssth. and her crew
and passengers were landed at 6I5raE-
tar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

SEVERAL hundred stand Of small
Arms and repeating rides have been
received at the treasury department
from the war department The small
arms we're turned over TO Capt Put
nam of the treasury watch. and the
repeating rides placed At convenient
points about the treasurer end Of the
building.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

The imports OF dry goods 1t the port
of New York for the week ended on
the -7th were st-s7e .sgf. and the
znoun marketed sJ.6I3.s3L For the
corresponding week in 1913 the i'm
ports were as5S.5i9 and the amount
marketed sL-9E3sT--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

The e-urn@-ssoue for the knights q
Pvthias university a. GauAtiu- Tenn.
VIII D. laid IN a few day< THIS vi
b. the only Fythan university in the
United states and vii eos. $50 CO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

TEE coal miners strike Is beginning
TO have an effect uPon the different IN
dussries Railroad eumpaaie% IL IS
claimed. have been aPprOpriating coal
billed To private eo1suusrS. and there
IS already n coal famine al certain
manufacturing plants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Rev c P Batler.an Episcopal cle-x-
a was found hanging % the bei
post IN his room a. the LOcknsr house
Fort Meade. Fla. where he boAr5@E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

IT is stated on the authority CT the
German foreign Office hat Germany
will not permit the annexation Of
Samoa to New Zealand. which act
would be a fragrant violation of the
Berlin treaty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

A c~oysPfRAcT TO corrupt the Jury
which had been trying the officers Of
the Indianapolis Cabinet Co. at Indi-
annapolis. Ind. wzs brought 10 light On
the 9sth- and Aben Armstrong. the
twelfth juror. a arrested on n charge
of offering 20 sell his influences 20 the
defense for ES0a Frank Ssannara,
Of Lawrsnee county. the go-between.
was also arrested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

CarszxsSzkS JExzV SLHP~ox. Of
Kansas was reported "a the I'd 20
be IN n critical crudiricn at his resi-
a~nee IN Washington He bad n
change for the worse. On the ri fol
lowing two ehiIS and his friends IN
D Kansas congressional delegation
we're informed that he could hardly
ecoEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

TIE ~trziastealing e~ontingens Of
cozeys army, nader Gen Hogan. were
eaEgAt mapping IN their box-zrs NJ
Forsyth. Mont. shortly after midnight.
on the 18th by detachment Of United
sta,rs troops an1er Col Page. and cap
tsssG wtsAess the shs1dinT 2. keod
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03
D~%rA ss an Ax-.s Iaalaa.

Indian John- ore q the few Chs-o-
KEGS who refused % leave Georgia and
70 west with his tribe. died al
DahIonegz- that state. 4 lev dzy-
a-n aged -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

A. a STATE tenp=rance e-ouvention a.
Birmingham Ala Z vas decided TO
make a aon-PoEtisal canvass % the
state BIZ COUNTIES n the interest %
local option
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

TEE steamers piyinr between Ham
burg AMI >0uth American ports have
ceased calling at Lisbon. ewing 10 the
prevalence Of cholera IN the PERTH
Enese capital
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Prot Robert Peter. the chemist q.
the ksntGekv state college. Gied Al
LexingrOu- aged - he Wa one Of ne
noted chemists q the eouurrv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

III Is said that the president declared
20 two gertlensn who visited him on
the -5sA. that lie was opposed to the
fncuuz~ tax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-03

Gzxxrxwzx visited By another heavy
shock Of earthquakes On the nth The
destruction Of Thebes was complete,
and Atzlanti 4 city Of aaoo inaAht-
lama. was nearly kreled 20 the ground.
0tker towns suffered severely. a1c
many human lives were lost The
death Lisa from the PREVIOUS shocks Is
ssn growing. having reached On the
s-th- the enormezz aggregate Of 800.
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house viewing the remains, which were
lying In an elegant metallic casket In the
front room of the little cottage. The
panel was removed from the glass lid OF
the case. so as TO give a full view OF the
dead mans counfenance. The features
were perfectly composed. and were most
life-lIke. and Bowen appeared to be iyins
In a peaceful sleep. Conspicuous among
the floral offerings. which were arranged
upon table In one OF the rear rooms'
was a large white cross erected upon q
bed Of white roses, and having upon tne
cross-bar the simple word. ANDY. AZ
one of the bases WAS beautiIul nearl
OF delicate pink roses, and at the otner
end a white anchor had been arranged
A card or the cross bore this inscription;
with the sympathy OF George LavinSe
and Sam Fitzpatrick"
George Lavinee ana Sam Fitzpatrick
presented themselves at the cottage a
few minutes before 10 o'clock. As soon
as they could be admitted to the room IN
which was lying the dead boxer, they en-
tered, and Lavinge took a position by
the side Of Bowen's head, and gazed long
and earnestly at the face Of the man who
fell from the blow of lis strong right
arm. Lavinge did not want to leave the
corpse, and had 10 De dragged away TO
the rear room, where h remained until
Fitzpatrick. Jim Hall, and the latter's
manager. Mr.. Curtis. placed him in a
hack and took Linn to attend the funeral.
Almost every sporting man In the city
attended the funeral The pall-bearers
OF the dead pugillst were: Messrs. Vim
cent Delvalle, Thomas Anderson, Albert
and Charles spitzfadden. John II. Duffy,
william A. Schoil, Charles c. Jordan,
William Layton. Dan Fleming. and w.
Maher, all sports" or pugilists Of In
ternational celebrity.