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The evening world., 1894-05-17
TO LONG BRANCH.
sunday Excavations Begin Mny .

sunday ENcursIOnA NrEIn Mny 20.
ON next SUNDAY the New York and
Long Brarch Steamboat Company will
hcg!n their regular Sunday excursions 10
Long SranCh.
Many families find the trip to Long
Branch n most convenient and InrNpcn-
awe way OF enjoying rest and recreation.
1t is a del ghtfui sail OF three hour each
way, with fou" or i've hours at the
Branch. Round trip tickets may be had
for fifty cents. Sunday boats leave foot
OF lane street, North River, 0 \. NJ:
Battery Pier, near Barge Office. at 9.lj
A II. zee
The evening world., 1894-05-17
BROKE HIS RIVALS ARM.
poser Found Harmon Talking te
Their IandIndy's Daughter.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
ICourt' Williamsburg. to-day held John
boser on a charge of assault preferred
10y lgnatz Harmon.
Inc two men board at ia North Sixth
s.reet, and both. 1t is said. are in love
WI the daughter of their landlady.
,hm ohuay night Boser saw Harmon and
AZ NJ Young woman talking together, and
IlEIaer uporaiding the girl. Boser grabbed
kkarhon and threw him downstairs.
NS V MS arm. Harmon managed to
ont yesterday and secured a war
PANT Tor his rivals arrest.
The evening world., 1894-05-17
THEIR TIME la BE CUT.
Navy = Yard Mechanics Fear the
Fate of LabOrers.

Mechanics employed in the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard expressed their anxiety this
morning over the order issued by Com
mandant Gherardi. placing fifty laborers
on half time.
The appropriation for the yards for
short, and. as all the Departments will
be operated as economically as possible
until more money Is forthcoming. some
of the mechanics may also be placed on
half time.
The order of C~ommandant Gheradi
does not affect the important work now
in progress,
The evening world., 1894-05-17
TO PREACH IN BROOKLYN,
"'u'nni Gibbons VIII Attend a
CHURCH Dedication.

nv CRy Associated Press)
No rlMoRE, May 1L-Cardlnal Glib
|ivn VIII leave here to-day for Brook
oity' SSIa L., where, on Sunday next Trim
uthe sseurmnuay) his, Eminence will preach
acatione rinSn on the occasion of the dedi-
Bantins, o. the Church OF st. John the
The evening world., 1894-05-17
WALL HAD SMALLPOX.
'" Wasn't Discovered Until He
walked Into a HospitaI,

! Imam Wall, thirty-nine years old,
Iser at 20 Bowery, was removed to
[sr," brother Island this morning SUI.
|eflng from smallpox.
b,tai walked Into Chambers Street Hos
bIaino Yesterday afternoon and com
mall found he was suffering from
hoy"Jp and he was hastily re-
he wa, several patients who were In
nased' and the room WAS fumigated
"'ara OF Health officials.
The evening world., 1894-05-17
Mrs, seInsky's Sudden Death.

Mrs. LIba selasky, Of Is siegel street, was pre-
pairing her husbands breakfast this morning at
7 O'Clock when she suddenly fell backward on the
floor and expired. Death IL supposed to be due
TO hemorrhage OF the lungs. complicated by
heart disease.
The evening world., 1894-05-17

LST 10 many complain OF dull trade, GEO. c.
hslr Iunnw West i4th. ST. say the low prices
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

10 the Situation Il 10 not right
that the debtor class should be
Disseminated sgains.. nor that
the debtor states should be dls
cr.clinates. against in favor OF
ths eEe5i.er simply to please
he rSa Who make the money
ia Fanlcky timec BY taking nd
vAatsx> of ia hardships Of the
sstuairen- The present financial
systen % ta . country 10 feeding
the c0rmorauts and depressing
tie people II 10 impossible to
MAKE . suggestion to relieve
the present state Of AFFAIRS, bat
It 10 not met by the squeak of
tie cormorzats, Who are oppos-
ed 70 any caange. They do not
vIsh to eeccLe dispossessec Of
the discriminating leverage they
pJesess OF which they prof
Iit without toll, while labor
feo.s the bills and endares the
hardships, and by labor we re-
fer to the merchants, the manu-
facturers, the farmers. the pro-
fes.ional men, AID all those
whose energy 10 contributed to
wares the uDasIng of their fel
Low men, and the practical de-
veiopnent of their country.
Inc longer the present situa-
tier continues re worse will
be the condition Atlanta Con-
etitu:ion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
uaioa Fsnsa.a College Not Re
ngvgd-

Alth5Esh tss Sy~od va
stocked against [. T. e.. an ap-
peal 10 still pending the ae.ica
If ID. General Assembly which
meets in BAY at Meridian. Mas.
At thai tune tie Assembly u
sure TO sustain the action of the
Board Of Tr1st. es and ar splsn
III school viii 90 IN IA q better
condition than ever before.
hose Tho know the Laws oil
church go-ernnent ard have
any disposition to abide by the
came, haven't the least fear but
the Asse nbly will decide IN "a
vor of L Pc.
The friends Of Z. + g. are
encouraged Ia believe that he
right viii prevail, and they ceIy
await the glorious day Wien
their actions will be sustained
~ q large majority.
Lat the people of Oxford
more than ever give L. r. G.
their hearty suppsrt and thus
maze IL grand success.
Already l03 Students have
been enrolled Send your gi-t.
along ard help 20 enIargs
tie member. U.F G. Isl not AMI
cannot be moved Yon can helE
10 make l. a IsJge school Y.,1
vu- at to do 10.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

The business Of tals .azairy
Is done largely DC credit. Euch
Of the demand for money comes
for money With whiea TO pay
debts !ke scarcity OF m0uey
rnsreases detts; increased. debts
and inability 10 pay thea with
cut great saerahees nake times
hard The increased demand
fo- money AMI the Gee hat eve
ryoody 10 viliing sad anxious to
turn vast they have into monsy
makes noG-J more valuable.
Itese are n bEIef the eausss
la cad % . stringent money
s4ar<et and to hard times- II
natural conditions controlled the
husiness Of fhis country Instead
OF being consessed - row,
would be easy ard prosperity
would prevail. We have more
Surplus produets that eaunt as
wealth than We have ever had
more cotton, more wheat. more
silver, more iron, more to baeco.
rice, sugar. aud everything that
goes TO CT ate the wealth of a
nation. and yet We srs in the
madst Of seat amounts 10 .Imost
= paE.=. and have oeen for al
most eighteen months. aud the
t-cuole has been more oppess-
srve and grinding than ne have
lad since 1853.
Why 10 ta.ss Simply because
we have no adequate token OF
ne country's wealth. We are
doing the e7aness Of this coun
! try to-day Of Q % per cent cred
Il anc : per cent cash basis.
Sueh a state Of AFFAIRS cannot
exist uIthoat the creation of a
panic IL 10 all passabIy well
for tue men who have the cred
II. bat 70 taoae Who bavs nc;
and whose labor 10 their cspttal
and TO those who have to u&y
" per cent cash and take ! pel
cent credit for everything they
bay, It is AL <roag, aud they
have \ rtsht 10 demand q change
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Ed EAGLE: Man want 20
know abou' the grea1 Inser-
state Fair; so you VIII PEI &c
give me space to tell q little
l left here yoneay morning.
Sept 30. got supper at Cer5ra
la IL, ard a bed IN Chicago At
midnight Left Chicago at 30
P. NJ nsxt day, got To Ssoux
City tuesday, . An Found
men there FROM wesscn. Gen
terville and three or fn1- ether
PLACES IN Aiss.ssippI and Loris-
lana Spent ruesdsy n plan
pfng. and securing space for our
exhibits Through the assist
anee CT Mr.. Wheeler. An I. c. z
K man. We got ons T0lrth Of
the Main | uIldIng. IL stands
EearesE the gats. 10 ABOUT 10
feet square. and - IN the fern
ola cross so FEET across each of
It's four ends, With > feet zisles,
and 10 feet next the walls for
exhibits. We got space from
tue v-st roand 10 the sOgta
door. ll2 feet frort, spaces
soxl5, separated ~ posts
The FAIR tirOGnd Is four miles
from town. up the river Wed
ussdxy re got our stuff into )
or 8 cars. and arranged for the
Milwaukee l. L to haal them
out next morning, as its track
runs by the grounds. Thursday,
drayeo staf to the baiIding.
Comparing piles, al agreed that
Louisiana III nuid have ) spaces.
aud Mississippi ? The Delta
STOW was biz. 80 We dsvoEe Il
one space to that and one "a
the upisads, This gave one 20
Oxfori Nesson and Csater
vile Snyjer frcm west Point
got 10 lale, and got space ia eco
ter OF the sisl. and a0out 10 feet
ArAt lie A0JE-
We pas ~ aJfi- ee1nter in
fr11t a. r0a1e, 2ad tw0 pseees
ns scautilay separated Nlssis
ppi rem LOUISIANA
We covered ths eoSD..rs with
cAeso domestic, and a&ng sane
- fr0af : aaa pa. ~ saeISisg
On ta- s-lL Ar stretched Eop@s
across every which var. Thess
lobs. vith sp~nin. a2 ansl ar
rza-Tag tainxs. kepG IS basv
the rest Of rae seek Every
g1ea as the space ssissfs1 70 the
s1afA wss occupied Taeu TIE
E2Ea-srs gave as &00Gt oar
te@t - the esaser Of the assges,
a0d taat sas nearly al fall
: I eaa't tell ven seAs "a had
IN -Hr n ard s.is=iasipcs erhib.
~. ssE tL~s IL inssaded nearly
sssery .iad sf grain. STass. fruit
.za1 vu-et=sse tina. I ever b 1rk
a. ! foGae |. had - vz.ietis a
: ID Asz-s a1cE- tae s-ns. ns.a
d.. EaSe-ts more fha-. oosh Of
gs. zeslces % vNrIsttes OF wooJ
( eHys1e< - orer % Asrr1 % a
s.SEa -ad wees p0tst se., Ser
nd. hxy ) feet soog. Sc Aad
mast adj. fhsver SIS ass0
Gated wFth ao.s perfect gen
tIemen tran ten days Rose con
tact proved taose men q ne
Tie exhIbH from tn. Deli.
vas EonstIous- For exznpe
$ poa. q watermelon. ~,
Wagon loads Of pampkins and
sqsaxshes-one weighing aboa
It's poaads three wagon load
Of timber wheels saved OF log
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Gov. Northern, Of ..Grorgsa
nzs issusd Ia vitasi5ns to Tie
GoverEfrs Of Fl the States and
ierr,toriss efth~ United State,
inviting them to make rxI,iplts
a. the Cation States Iutsr.a.
iionsl Exposition to b. he'd At
Atlanta next year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

The Manufactures Recon-,
believes that one Of tie gyta /.
sst blessings that has ever be.
L.iien the south il the 10. pr;r~
of cotton The eecsrss believe,
that nine or ten eents for cotton
would ultimately prove 9 Gi.a.
yer to the whole rouih The To-.
rriees OF recent ysars have
forced the farmers Of III. sou,h
INTO diversired agriculture
forced them to sbandoa cotton.
a. 'neir oily cIcp ami TO raise
home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

rreu TO 3 feet IN diameter !,
canes = feet long. &C.
From Louisisps there was-
we'll think - everything yoC
heard NJ except Animals. iFrsg
ire ~ many more then yor
Rave got about ks { what they
had IN the Lo .islaa. Exhibit.
Entering the So1th door. rhe
frat thing person saw vas .
faw d from the Delta, II a sire
age eu.srid- the YES door,
the lFst thin. vas 4 frame sur
rounded by gigantic ceres saG
eoras.2ixs q 5aaana tree com
pletc stood ut the Genie. Of the
basldEng .ad the walls and
crSss umters we're decorated
With paine AL ro1ad- and al
over the vaole Southern Eyhib
IT, The cotton stalks weTs sv-
sryyhe-e, snd We left nothing
undohs that could attract at
tsatsoa aud show that We were
from the mighty south We
succeeded | An satisfied that
our Eiaibitk attracted more
visitors by far than anything
else o. grounds And nearly
every one carried E~ay eircu
lars, of watch. vita pamphlets,
| suppose all Of Is together With
the G p h mGst hA e had not
less tnan $1,000.
| vss surprised 81 he inter
est in the South manifested by
the people Who crowded around
us every day and all day long.
bslisv. one fourth Of them
have ut Iesst . desire 20 come
South
As evidence Of wa. znsth~f
a.n thongst Ct the in6asEe~
Of cur exhibit. rs wished IA nc
count Of il put she'd IA the
SsoGx City Tribune. bat the edf-
tor w0sald a0t do il fer Eess than
go.
| To shCv ths. the Interstate
FAR vaa vas no sna.s AFFAIR. |
ray And tia. the architect It'd
n. be assd 31sl kegs of uaIls
n paft'ng zp rae oulIsiings Se-,
aud i.@ss 90 fees Of iuSs seE
Ard On Fharsl4y the paAaer
Vas estimated at 10000
IA = CEsv near the close. we
gars away little nomeatOs-eot
ten bot p~rGnmons, ehesn9ts
COOLERS &c. TO hundreds oI
sop.@ glad 20 do SC. ~ tEesa
wo1id keep then tslklag Absat
as. al Sw-r the north wesf. afer
they COS home
VI A q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
----------------------
The Best OF All.
MeMin vile, Tenn ,

nov. 10, 1885
1 bad kidney trouble for over
twenty years. and had tried ev.
srytafng | could hear of, with
oct benefit Two bottles OF
Kings Royal Germetuer cured
me. and have not had any
trouble for SIX months and be
heve | am cured. l certainly
think !, the inest remedy I e.
er saw, and have recommsndsd
IL TO many friends for fevers.
stomach. kidney aud bowel
troubles, and their use Of Ger
metuer has been satisfactory IN
every instance.
Fl. III. FAULKyKR.
81 D for IS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
70 MIss grasz

Yer PARTING hsrs- in a &c keait;,v
sonaith.n t'y Dr. tssss = ,o-ldssian P7-
d<rs- fas5 ts=- up ta. ~ -eur. al a :.
s's~tl"1. Aa4 so>s Ut spp-tif-. r~liev.
g nsuPaiha", correct kifary ,!i-cr.tsr,
sna destroy wnr-as. Gw.1 rsw liz, n
an old or ov-s~srkesi hrs. q "a.
pr P"skasr- For sac BY dgux.isrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

We AXE pleasure in re-pro>
aaefug tee fosisxinx GO Ipli-
meat % oCs aoa0red s0rE4 rIan,
form the SenStobss Democrat:
District Attorney ROane ~
osse OF the mast popular officers
"a TIE FerTiee of the STATE He
- sr sn1e~iftIng 6ghter Of law.
lee sac . Ia nj It's fornS and the
people s~erysher- aspect him
e. als de~ olsoR TO the csuxe oi
society and good morals He
e0aats ssny Ees frieEas among
toe people NJ eyeEs session o.
eeaxs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

We irS1f,lace n this fact but rr~as n y
orzan ttseif ia.sssd Of tr cause Of the trout 7.
se nated Specialist rankin Miles NJ u
IL D. nas gwen the greater p&rs OF his life
7. ne study Of this hiecs and the prinrfuaI
-rossrtes eonc-ruinx ss are dz,e - als ayarsz
Ut Niles Restorative Sarvtne. Tho unrs-
szAed brain Nod nerve food. h prepared "a the
xrinci2i~ thzs gu nsrv Jsxs and M nv ofher
ainr1frse1 org. nate from disarsfr - o. ~,
erreeenf<rA It's wonderful szccea in e. fnx
every part Of the Land
hestor1tive Nervfne cures sleeSIeSzas~x
ual debility. S. vfrsls dzasr -rtlerxx 60. \.
= ne rum oplAtes ~ dangerous dr1xz Il
y soad On positive -uArxnfee by all drug
Co. k1k1art. Ind. en- receIrs q prsrr q user
oos1ses six bottles Tor D, express prxpaId
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

vitality necess-1ry "a ia
sure t1esr health. The
pneuzn4sgAsxrir nerve. a
shown here. may be said
10 re the most important
OF he entire nerve xys-
tsul ~ IL supplies fss
heart lungs. srom ach,
bowel ete- with tll<
nerve Lore ne .rs<arv 70
: e1 them a-favs and
he slthy A. wfll De seen
D. the s.tII the long nerve
descending from tn q
- Il tnts brain ard
ss'rsainating in this bow
e. ist1e pnetimnxzstrfc,
while the NUMEROUS lit
hri t,hiss supply tlff
~ ans al stavu-
ais with IA s-eSsary vi
sSllfg. WheU the brain
be 'oc--s In aay way dis
oss4e-cd by IrrirahiilrJ
- exhaustion, the nerve
force which 10 supplies
L isssened. and the ar
gins receiving the d.
Diaisiac : slsynly are con-
ss.sluentiy wezxsuerf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

The experiment st429n. A & u
Nolege IA. Es=zaa a sixteen
cage baiietin On Izgseness Ia
horses sad naiss- IL I'LL bs
m4iled free TO al o. pgseaGfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

In. s6eers Of "a. 81. Leais
Bank Sose Csmpaa have 5=ea
iacEes ed IN the L. ;. CaEar for
Rskfag he ps&srs srcsa ~hs<a
vers printed sss klssssssvs
sa-r2nfA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

lhe I. :. Road sill shortly
baIld q braaeh from hatcher TO
shrever 1rt. La. giving IL . di
rect Texas connection
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

The Mississippi stste Horti.
cultural Society vIII hotd It's
sseventh annual meeting at
Bonneville. November 1916.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
fiaLla.As's 3. Id snr ll,tpf,t

- certain enre for Chronic sore Ewes.
= 2 = . 'siAssl ryeii,ls, sore Sipples. Phi >.
Er<Fuas- letter. Sal- RLsEIn and Sea i
mead . cents Fer b.,r- All Isu,cistS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
UNIVERSITY
OF
MIS- Sis SIPPI.
seIr-lf:-d Ssssicr
Crsrs Ser-Ertsr a. Ca

iwenty-ons -csoo,s Department.. %
sei-nes, tiFesatsax a4sI A.. - = =
p 81 aSa~ fn-fr'aescFs. WI -
1i.i'<d i4s-'r4to' iss f-taxsp-ns -
- "a char.cs Y Hon. g =. 49,
sshest OF festss osy .Liarx. d and 49,.
81 10 the Feeds q teaches Il. 80 -.
I1Psns~s 10. Lee -tsaa gnsr- Fra 1,
ma thfaiEsss. Sps-nsis.I s.ri.isf /. a.
spev a work in Eaany lines.
o nd TOR circular Of faasarsnaf;... -
eata'o. he to a -
chaneelIer Ee,.srt 3. FEst..
University. N,.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

The hoosr Of me cssc-verv OF
the malaria nier0S. 10 due q
physician Of tLls St1se He
clearly Demonstrated its exfs
fenes several yezrs aga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
The Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

ms electrical force Of ire surrr body. a
she nerve Sud may D. s<rraed. f. an espx-
esaAiy attractive Departments Of science. a. IL
sxert- - marked an influence on the health
u rrr organs II tas body. Nerve FORE Is
1rnduced BY the brain ard eus eyed b.
mans * thu serves "a the vzrioEs erxar@ o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Ma Ger. Hovsri = his an
ruai rerarz 10 Ia War Depart
meat -e-ammeE1s tsAs n
standing srxv oe Increased 60
1o1oseIss prss.nf aanasr 500
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

a aog er 81 tsaG n. sli-xsa.
Ct stekssarg -&vx -sAls a AL
a. ssery Dgudassr - ~vtsUa
waeas- r.e-- 20 ssad thskr Eso---
sea 81 : 1ea TO "a aafi 90 .i.,u
eSnx-n.te7. 10 10 he'd a. EIex 8
burg. Rext meath
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

1s olga nas . baby that vhen
one dag Old vs4gae1 thirty nins
Doc ads and fourteen oaaess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

A State >45Aafa A-.axzssssa
Gas cFg21ixes4 "A Ixexssa sxss
veex the o5secf beSax 70 reyw
lsfe aaors aalfara observance
at ira Lords d. Ia or SAFE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Tke venerable Geo. " Far
per. sssAsr of ) d Harper oftAe
Raymond { zxefts. s-ys hat cot
ton SOLD IN 1874 III 4 esS. pr u.
corn at NJ 10 cents per bEsh-l,
hoEe made mat at : ceaLs per
PouBJ- potatoes at . eeats per
Cu-hsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Is 10 rspsrted tAz-l e~4l and
troa have beea discovered in
payiag quz7Gi lea near New Al
Bsny. Niss aad An eastern syn-
1nczte hSs scared za optioa o.
twenty fhcaS@ad acres Of land
&c the vicinity and I'll develop
a IN 1edizfeiy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Cotton experts predict that
the present eros will reach
a.0oo eco lies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Every State in the Union will
elect Coagressmen CO Nov. 6te,
except Maine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
SULTAN
-="Brings The Hammer Down Again..
Q 9 9 9 Q 0 9 g 600

zoe Checks lie CaicOes IL SHt
will sell when eceiveda Sc:
Eseaced Domestic Lee Mems sox Sc SuspeDders sc
Wesson Jeans Pants for SOC.
Mems and Boys Caps a lOc.
Mems Sui S2J be for &l2.
:Nlens SIS Mems
Mems Sui ~ move to
Overcoats worth $50 now dow to $40
Mems OvercOas worth S15 now to
Mems worth now down to
ia Mems Overcoats worth IS now down to 1915 81
49, ~..++++ +-+++. +.+s+. +..>..++ ++..+-+ -+
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

ssStrsa C.y ia' PtChs'sCsstcriz
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-11-30
ITEMS OF GENERAL NEWS
KILLED BY INDIANS.
Two Men Probably Eaten by Cannibals on
Tyburn Island.

Two Men Probably Eaten by Cannibais on
Tyburn Island.
TUCSON. Ariz., Nov a6--Last April
y, r. Robinson, n newspaper CORE
spondent, James Logan, George Flavel
and man named O'Brien sailed from
Yuma for San Francisco via Colorado
river and Gulf of California. Early in
June word was received from Flavel
saying Robinson and Logan were proba-
bly, killed by Indians on Tyburn Island
and eaten, and that the writer and
OBrlen only escaped the same fate by
taxing to a boat Robinson had a
record as teller of lurid tales and the
state department was appealed to to
look into the matter, but asked for
more definite information, fearing a
hoax. That the original story was
true, however, is established by Profs.
McGea and Dunwoodie, of the ethno-
logical bureau of the Smithsonian In
stitute, who are just back from a trip
among the Indians on Tvburn Island.
The Indians admitted killing the men,
though they denied that they served
the remains as a cannibal feast. The
explorers, however, could find no trace
of the bodies
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-11-30
BOND ISSUE.
The United States Trust Company Gets
All OF 1t.

The United States Trust Company Gets
ALI OF 1t.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 Secretary
Carlisle has accepted the proposals
submitted by the syndicate represented
by John A. Stewart, of the United
States Trust Company of New York.
and others, to take the entire issue of
$50, 100000 per cent bonds at SLIT. orr.
1t is the expectation of the treasury
officials that the deposits of gold for
the payment of the bonds will be made
promptly, and as the understanding is
that none of the gold is to be taken
from the treasury, the early restora-
ton of the gold reserve to above the
500, 900 mark will be the result.
The bonds, including the premium, will
realize to the government about S5s,-
100000. The gold balances, which are
now in round numbers S57, 500, 900. will
If the expectations of the officials
regarding the deposits of gold are
borne out, be increased to about
SIG, 100000.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-11-30
BREyITIE>.

At Philadelphia on Thanksgiving
day the foot ball team Of the University
of Pennsylvania defeated the Harvard
team by score of Is to A.
The Chicago grand jury returned
No bill" in the case of John r. Tan
ner, chairman of the republican state
central committee, who wa, charged
with criminal libel by Mayor Hopkins.
A recent cablegram from Rio Janeiro
says: Italy has decided to send
a fleet against this country on account
of Brazilis refusal to arbitrate pending
questions. Though the action of the
government is universally approved,
President Moraer will prepare new
proposition to Italy. The United
States may be asked to arbitrate Part
of the Brazilian feet left with sealed
orders, understood to be to punish Ad-
miral DaGama, who now has 5000
men. 1t is reported the monarchists
propose rising all over the country.
1t is feared the government win not be
able to cope with Them
The Yale eleven defeated the Harvard
foot ball team at Springfield Mass, by
a score of II to 4. Half a dozen PLAYERS
were seriously injured during the
game,
Constantinople dispatch: A rising
against Turkish rule is reported from
Van Armenia, where the recent mas
sacres occurred, owing to the failure
on the part of the porte to convene the
Armenian national assembly to elect a
new patriarch to succeed the one re-
signed in consequence of Il dispute with
the Turkish government.
St Louis dispatch: Every flour mill
in this city has closed down for an in
definite period The reason given by
the millers is that the market is glutted
with flour and suffering from over-pro-
dnction. A different view of the Stu
alton is taken by local dealers. who
point to the fact that the mills are
suddenly closed at a time when the
question of cheaper bread is being
vigorously agitated by the newspapers.
So much fraud in the sale of bread has
been discovered that the city council is
considering a measure to compel deal.
ers to sell bread by weight.