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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

AC hSoN. HISS
Nov. 10th. Isaa
For nIay years. Il has been
my duty and privilege to call
public attention to the aee,ia
of this noble charity It IS a
dnty. because OF NV relation to
the several Benevolent Order.
who Are nov 80 generously sId-
ing It, and It i-s privilege be
cause Of NE good that | know
the AsyluIn Is doing In receiving
and caring for orphan children.
aud preparing them for useful
aess and responsibility IN tae
verdi. The Asylum has been
IN operation seventy SIX years.
and although its treasury has
often been without "A dollar. aud
its laFder ofteu empty, It's doors
have never been closed to the
snfortunstes who have acughi
It's shelter and protection.
Tue AsylEm 10 absolutely de-
pendent on the beuevolenee and
charity OF the public Ii has no
other resource. The Thanks
giving contributions by Church
es, Fraterual Orders and fudl
viduals asst fall, with 0eeasisual
help from other directions since
have maintained 1t to the pres
ent times and now that its treasn
~ is again nearly empty, the
Lady Managers are anxious
ab0nt its support for tina winter
now upon them But while they
are deeply concerned. they have
An abiding faith IN the eharfta.
bic aud generous people of Wis
slsslppi that their remembrance
viii De AZ prompt and liberal as
their circumstances will allow
I visited the Asylum On the Sd
inst, and after a very careful
inspection am pleased to ssy
that il IL under better manage
ment. and in better eondIao1
than for many years The Board
Of Managers has been reinforc
Ell by the addition Of some o
tas best ladies' Of Nstchez. ane
the nav Aatron, s'iss Hanson
s special y well qualified for th'
position She tad five years
experience n q similar iustltu
ton in Baltimore. In addition
TO fzil~ saesIssenee. some re.
pairs should be made. and som,
dormitory furniture, mattresses
ste-. are much needed
4 CsntIlbatioas should be sen
direct to Irs. nary K Fleming
Treasurer, Sarchez. Miss. So
vii make . general report &,
ne. And the same will De pub
lished for the Information q
contributors
Frsternally.
J. L. POWER,
For the Orphans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

JACKSON. Nov. The per.
Soual assessment rclls q
the various counties Of Ais2is
sippI show a deet ease in per
sonal property as compared
with 1855. Of s., sol COL. Tue
personal assessment for 1892
amounted to st7,540I.9, and fuF
1884, els 6t9.O72. being de-
crease OF s3.s9l, 0et- The L.-t
assessment OF realty was ma =
in Is93 The rolls showed a 10
tai Va naii0n Of lf&, 100, 36S As
the realty assessments are only
made every four years, another
cannot be had till 1896.
Following is the list OF per
soHaI assessments by eoGsties
tor 1894
Adams sI.304,9j6. Atcarn
e39t,76l, Amiss $685.. $50. Attsla
$40 2S7. Benton s1l0.653, Buij
var s7s3. los. Calhoun t303 1 -;
Carroll s6J3 ZIG, CEIckaslv
s405.6g6, Choctaw $685., 45S. Cb.i
borne s74T, 746. Clarke S559. les !.
clay s353,3tI. CoshOml t9tiS. I Il,
C0pisb sI,15I,669. COvtagton
t.sI. So. DeSoto : t6l, 49,, Frank
in t22S y2I, Greene sl13, go,
Grenada SSH gel, Hancock
s5IS ,467, Harrison s49t ,76S,
Kinds 81 s.. tSI. Holme. 81 f15.
27O. Issaauens SIS, SCI, Itaw2m
bs S2tS.s3I. Jackson s5l24-3
Jasper $40 76S. jefferson s.i91,
go, Jones s6J9. 2u6. r. uner
s444..4I, Lafayette s6-5 "A,
Laadersi-le sI-534,iSl+. Lawrence
s.isSi. md. Leake s5l3,360, Lee
s66o 1OS. Lsfore s5I7, 800, Lin
colin sl9.ss9. LawGdes .saf-1GS
Madison s3u6,3tn. MaTI0a $3.50.
632. Marshal s67t $50. Monroe
s6I2,119, Montgomery S6l9.31+
SeshoOa s3S0.6J7. Sewto1 s6.t5.
f33. Soxuoee $40, $50, Oktibhe-
IA s39o, 1853, Paa0la e92S, 740,
Pearl River e2J4,02i, Perry
sos 3D., Pike s9at,371, Ponto
toe 1854. 80. Preatiss s4l5.e3S,
Quitman $40 525. Rankin s5S7.
40. Scott s59I.0S2. Sh2rkey
$3.50, s56. SImpsOR e319.S50
Smith sa66, 055, SuEf0Ser SOL
s71. TaIIahafchie S;i73 6+2. Tste
s5a5,S'll. TIppah s-3.57 500. Tlsho-
mIngo 500 90. Tuaie2 So, 1859,
Union s375,63J, y arrsn SIZE
s5l, Washington St.3f2I2.5,
wsyns, $50. ., Webster s3-9.
t53, wilkinson. s55a,T51, WIZ
atom szi1 ,SoZ. Iai1basht ss2t.
901 YszJo g., $50, s71. total SI3,
659.073.
The figures from Bolivar and
Oktibbehs are taken from the
rolls Of 1888
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
Russell \. canweII.

The lecture of DIR K u Con
well Of Philadelphia, given un
der the au<nices OF the Oxford
Educational Bureau. MARKS al
epoch in the history Of Uxtord's
entertainments. Never again
wilI orr people be satisfied wiki
the puny r1aSesLIfts that aspire
70 tbe dignity cf lectures ia the
average ioaEs. We have heard
and enjoyed the words OF VS.
dom that tall only from great
and brilliant thinkers. Acres
# Diamonds ought &c be heard
~ every young man Of Gur
country. Those who, having
hSard this lecture, AID are rot
benefited aud elevated in eve
ry vav, and who DO not feel that
their Geld of use fitness and ca
pabi ity - greatly extended are
indeed to he yitic,.- Coed ami
IastIBg results must necessarily
follow the hearing of this mag
uifieent and Instructive aPIeat
made by = truly great man To
the people Of any community
bid the work of the Oxford
Bureau aud here aDd did no
other thing of interest reIusin
On their program, lnealeuiabie
good would have been secon~
plished by its organization. To
attempt to express our gratitude
and appreciation Of hia mastery
address Is absolute y useless
Anything that cGaiI be sal,i
must necessarily sink into IN
significance when compared With
actual results that vii follow
tins appeal 10 manhood and sO
manhood of eur county. Let
as awake and cultivate the
acres OF diamonds" at eur very
doors and send up a thankful
acknowledgment to the GIver OF
all good for sending us this
great and good man His sec
onG lecture, "Ihe silver Crown
vas equally az good and its re
suits should be as far reaching
II the first Nay DIR. Conwell
live long 20 continue the noble
and sIevatIn- work he has un
dertgken and pursued with such
glorious results.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
Northern agriculturists Seeking
The South.

"Tha contested conditions OF
cries are likely to be relieved in
IN unexpected way said 2 w
Greene. general resident agent
af the Mobile + Ohio Railroad.
The Introduction of machines
into tlIffesen. branches of paun
featuring has thrown thousands
cut Of employment and reduced
wages fsr those who remain. A
larger per cent than is generally
Known are turning their atteu
ton to the oasis OF all supply-
agricultural pursuits.
"On , recent trip South our
road carried l66 heads of fami
lies to the praIries Of Aississip,
pI and the fruit growing region
of Alabama These men vere
largely farmers from the North
vest, who have grown disheart,
ened over continual crop fail
ures, and their inability to pay
off mortgages ana also to avoid
the rigcr of Northern winters.
But among those farmers
was for the first time a sprink
ling Of mechanics, who propose
To leave the crowded cities for
the farm. npon which many o
them we're born. II 10 only 1
beginning, but the disappointes
OF cities viii seek the peace o
country lite more rapidly thar
Is expected Chronicle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

II "a sH5lims thing 10 ace a
rGa OR vuma8l, who has never
been personally wsstefnl or ex
trsvagsnt- bat has been simply
unfortunate in AasiHess, still
forging ahead. keeping up hIs
spirit and his eff0rts, aad deter
mined By the help Of Ga d, TO
die square with the wor.d.-Ad-
voeafe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
Dr.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

The University foot bail team
was victorious in Memphis last
Saturday and beat the u. @ As
II to o. The Commercial sp
peal of Sunday referring to the
great game says:
saturday Bight, eight days
ago, tha stars and moon did not
shine In Oxford; dark was the
night and still; n0 sounds were
heard save those Of sadness; the
ghost of departed hopes were
Cp0n the s'rests, and Visions of
eleven bruised, m1Dgted and
utterly downeaias Ox0hians dit
ted before the dreaming stu
dents a. they tossed upcn their
cenches. Vanderbilt had b. ut
en- their longhsiFsG heroes; had
rolled them In the dirty Wash
vile dust. and evea rubbed il
In.7 Therefore the gi0em.
Last evening the scene wa.
changed. The moon and stars
came cut; the man IN the former
laughed to see the picture Of de
IirioEs delight below, and the
merry stellar twin kings told
that the stars we're nwardly en-
Ioyiug it immensely The blaze
Of trumpets and the thunder of
drums mingled With the Wild
yeIls of old men. young men and
boys, who danced ami looked
weird ike IN the red CLARA #
( blazing bCnirsS. \ madly
cheering crowd paraded the
streets, handsome fellows and
b aEtiful girls. for which that
cultured town is fimed, prone
naded on the pretty walks, and
gave the sound OF their merry
talk and ringing laughter to the
making Of a great Publication
The same foot bail heroes whose
defeat brought gloom a few eve
nIngs before, had bearded the
NJ. A. G. hons in their den and
had conquered them, every one.
Therefore the bright scene
Oxford 10 the Athens Of the
South. her people are learned
and cultured, and nowhere 10 a
more liberal and delightful hos
pitality dispensed. A quiet ele
gance pervades the town except
when the red and blue are vic,
torIous and the visitor there Is
expected to hnger long. Hail
ing from Oxford. then. il wa
not 40 hart to be defeated aftel
all by those due fellows yester'
day. and the gloom 1T the NJ. A
t%s asst night was not altegei b
er IWpenetIable.T
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

H0s many lay ~ riches
vhfeh they never enjoy. 10 pro-
vida fer exigeneies that never
happen, TO prevent troubles that
never come, sacrificing present
comfort aad enjoyment to guard
tug against the wants ola period
they may never sse-Jay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

The Rev. c A Brandt, pastor
ofths FIrst Presb yterian Church
Of Baruum. Mimi. surprised his
congregation Thursday evening
By renoaneIng the PresAytsFi1n
faith and eutung himself loose
from all denominations aEd
ereeds. claiming thsy are in III
Fsct violation Of the teachings
90 Chrfss. Mr.. Brandt widely
krovn ia Minnesota and VA
supposed To be one OF TIA
strongest ministers Of ths Pres
oyteriza doctrine in the State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
Thanksgiving Gay.
rsylors. Mas.

The Governor has issued the
following proclamation;
~Al the people of mississippi
have eaHss to be grateful for the
manifold blessings and mrrcies
youehsssted to them during the
year now drawing to a close.
Peace has prevailed within our
borders. abundant harvegts have
rewarded th- laoors OF the bus
bandman, and happiness still
sbides in our midst.
That We may acknowledge
these evidences OF Divine favor
IN q fitting and acceptable man
ner, and testify our gratitude
for the same. I, J n Stone. Gov
ernOr of the State Of Mississippi,
10 hereby appoint rhurslsy.
twenty-ninth day of November.
a. D.. 1-94, as day of Thanks
giving
Il recommend that on he day
appointed. the usual secular pur
suits be suspended, and the day
devoted to the service of
Almighty God. rendering praise
and ThanksgiS ing for his bless
ings during the year, ard TnvoS
ing hls gracious taveg IN coming
time May the II remembrance OF
his goodness and mercy move
Us to deeds Of beEevoIence and
to bountifuI gifts TO the poor
In testimony whereof. | havs
hsreunto set M hand aEd cans
ed the great sea- Of the State OF
NISsiss;ppi.to be affixed. ii Jack
soB. on this. the sevenfeeth day
Of November, A. d 1884,
j. II Stone
BY the Governor,
Geo. II GOvaB,
See Of state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

A retiring newspaper man
gives this philosophical reason
for quitting the business a
shild IL born, the doctor in at
tendance gets $40. the editor
notes II and gets nothing il is
ehristeasd. the minister gets 81,
the editor writes it up and gets
90 ; il narries. the minister gsts
another fee. the editor gets a
piece Of cake or 900 in the
course Of time il dies the doc
tor gets from So to $40, the min
lister gets another 81 the under
taker gets s..5 TO s50-the edi
tor publishes it and receives
0o0o--aEd the privilege of run
ming free OF charge a card 0l
thanks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

A shipment ofthe first colony
Of Southern negroes LIFT BIr.
ninsham for Liberia Iast week.
This movement 10 under the
control Of Turner. the colored
Bishop. Is is thought IS soon
AZ the advance guard can ar
range matters there vIlI be 4
general exodus Of the dusky
race from the south. IL Il
claimed that they are promised
20 acres Of land zach, but there
are many Who vita all the faii
promises made them I'll refa..
10 leave their oil haunts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Watch the boy that drives
your cows 10 and from the pas
tare Z IL 70 n niserzbly bad
practice To run . mich COW.
The COW uiIl give Iess milk-the
milk will decrease wonderfully
IN ersam richness, aud the milk
NAY be poisoned bx fever from
the COW brought on by undue
sxertIon and nervous excite
meat ne would not care TO
rfsk feeding such mix TO little
children snG the death Of many
. little Que has been broaght
shout by feeding il on Just sleh
ullk-S0Qfkern Live Stoek
2nrnaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

An exchange truly says that
Que Of the easIest ways to make
people 20 abroad to trade 10 to
nes lees to afvertise al home.
AS a rule people who send away
for goods, 10 so because of the
bargains advertised elsewhere,
or because they sea things al
yertised that they think the 10
cal merchants do not keep.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
A County St1Hngfagner at SAC
PR Tseek.

Ed. EAGLE. Allow ne n small
space 10 your paper TO enter my
protest against a county steuo
grapLer- believe the law
gives Judge Johnson power to
employ a stehogrspher for his
court and as will be seen our
comfy nas to pay handsomely
for the services OF said steno-
gEapher. The Board of Super
Wilson'S at its IaI&t meeting a.I1 "
Ell "a account af $50 90 for two
weeks work which | consider
of Go earthly benefit to the peo-
pie al large. Nov, as I cannot
see wherein thIs - of any bsne-
ut to me or any other farmer.
CONSIDER 1t unjust. and an IN.
necessary and extravsysnt ex>
pendItGre Of the public money.
Let those whom il benefits paw
for ii. Let tbs people petition
the Beard of Supervisors to
protest IN their behalf to the
Cour. to stop aad consider their
interest
lid the people AK that this
expense be added to our courtsi
{ think not. The will of the
people has never been sounded
and when 1t has been I beiievt
&c Will be rs one man protesting
against it. TIE peopf have
rights as we'll As the c 1T. and
think it the courts duty to
respect them. Judge johnson
ought Lot to increase the al,
ready heavy burden OF taxation
but should use bis utmost aa-
deavoz to eurtaii expenses 70
rhe benefit of the county Aud
his own glory.
z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Judge Wee sentenced Major
Gibhs. the defanl,iIg jackson
pos master. % pSy = dne 81
5000 and three years ia the
New YORK penItsusiary. The
sentence vas q great surpfIse 70
GIbbs aud bis frisuds-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Tbs Sunfower F0esin says
the I. Z Railroad has employed
III agent to Introduce the cul
ture and handling Of hemp in
the D-lta- He will make his
headquarters at Greenville and
devote hia entira attention to
pushing the industry, aud guar
antees . market for every pound
raised.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

The municipal election IN
Holly Springs for officers for
the next two years resulted 10
the reelection of Mayor John
Calhoun Who has held the Office
the pass SIX years sam West
was elected Marshall by two
votes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Spencer Watkins, who works
on the plantation OF tina Haugh-
ton Brothers. on the Monroe
prairie. made this year, with one
riaIe. l. bales of cotton and 40
bushels Of corn. Ia addition to
the u.ual slsie eroP.-Aberdeen
Examiner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

The Eedersl Grand Jury at
Jackson refused to ind q true
bill against the Governor aud
other State OEieinls on the
State warrant matter, aud this
ended tna farce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Things have got q move on
thea. sc Lauis has taken up
the idea of becoming n gresf
cotton manufacturing center
St Louis has already secured a
tobacco factory which Is the
largest IN the world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

A man in Lee county has made
tine suggestion that candidates
for county offices next year use
bicycles instead OF horses 20
travel on, Ia order that the k1r-
mers NAV be saved the expense
Of feeding their horses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Aberdeen 10 going TO adver-
tise In the Manufacturer Rec
ord. Baltimore, for bi Is from
manufacturers to locate acto>
ries IN Aberdeen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

vn-u Bany wa sirls. gave her Casscria-
When .ns was a Chilal SIZE cris-,l TOR ca-toria-
gh~a .hs h-sa-ns Mia.. .hs chung 10 casroriz.
ssen .ns bad chiEirsn. sss= gave imam c1-Gor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

wagon line has been estab-
lished between Port tiIbson aud
Grand Gulf and il doing . large
business hsnling cotton TO De
shipped to Ssv Orleans by riv>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

A drama writtea by Hon
Dabaey Marshall, Of Vieksburg'
will soon be placed on the stage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

The people OF Cortnth are
again zgitating the question Of
building a railroad from that
place to the Tennessee river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Or. TaImage has resigned the
pastorate Of the Brooklyn
church that he has served so
long.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

SCI boxes OF cut flowers we're
expressed from Bonneville last
week, says the PtaiEdealer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
s p q OIFIC s
UNIVERSITY
Of
MIS- Sis SIPPI.

orsrs Ssr-snhsr 18th. 1854
rwsuty-one schools. Departments Of
Science, Litsratnre and Arts under fun
corps Of able instructors. Well fur
nished laboratories Department u
Law IN charge Of Hon g. D. shands.
School Of Pedagogy enlarged and aAIapt-
ed to the needs Of tsaehers IN the state.
EHPsnses los. Loeetioa unexeeilei in
hsa4thfalnsss- Splendid facilities for
special work IN many hnss-
Send for cirrul.r - Information or
easklssae %
ChzncelIor Robert 3. Fs.6er,
University, Nizs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

There will I've 50 Democrats.
10 Republicans and 9 Popdilsts
in the next Tennessee leaIsla
ture-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Dr.. Prse<'s Cream 6aking Pow Ger
wsrsa . Eair fsIEhsss Asdzl sd Dspss~a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

Broom corn ha- advanced 20
eIOo . ton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

CAadren crY tos ptrhsrr'. cassnria
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Wher- You.v, Lost rcur f,e.h.erev.

] have cfte,l Lcon cn u fishing expcdi
sisaS and found myself without cork
Screw, with Eotttc Of w:ncor alc Sc
curely corkcsl. Tic primitive plan Of
breaking Of tho neck witt, piece of
rock is very dangerous AID sometimes
cracks the entire bottle ed wastes the
precious fluid. The other day saw a
number OF bricklayers trying to open o
bottle Of ale at the dinner hour, After
they had scoopcl at the eor:: with their
'jaekkaishs ohu or them took piece of
Irvine, wound it around the neck twice,
and then for two CT three minutes
saved the bottle with it Some water
was then thrown O. ..lo heated glass,
and n rrS,asaied Instantly, enabling the
expert to break of the neck with his
hand in the most artistic manner. st
Louis Globe Depac.s ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

cots Of the season Ut 1891 was shipped
u lst from Fresno Thursday. It went
10 Mirnoal oils.
The Milnesota supreme court III.
lowed &l25, 900 for attorneys fees in
four cases isainst the Minneapolis and
ST. Louis riilroad.
John Goolnow of Minneapolis has
cen eleyled chairman OF tho executive
coz M Zee OF tn National League Of
Republican clu s.
10 Y II college wal co-d ,cted at st.
Paul " Pro-ssur r iyce Of the chair OF
philosophy. Thursday.
Eh'e a len. who killed John H.
Ciapp ~ ST. Paul lat week has been
indicted 10 IN .nslansner in the frat
deg,o TIE Al xi.nu,n penalty is ten
yos,s.
The Ainne.ot Boat club of ST. Paul
IL trxins az ariai' 80 y race with son.e
o ire y s-ern tll eye c.uis. Probably
y match VII ie male with Cornell or
Columbia.
I.iernal revenue collections in Min
nesota fer June amounted 10 about
SO 1000. Tie receipts in the customs
department cor this district amounted
TO alb n $4,000.
Professor nj. v. o shea and Miss Har-
riet E teri,rooks, both meinle rs of tho
Mark ito norm.l st HOT faculty, We're
married ut the home of tue bride at
n ll..ev lie, LIS.
Ja,k SIavin OF Aus. ralia an.l Paddy
eun.m ngs vi 81. Paul met at the Twin
City Athletic club. Minneapolis, in u
2O-.ound contest. The decision was
given to Cummings, although the match
WAS even.
The house Ia, passed Colonel Kiefsr'a
joint resoin ion calling upon the secre,
~ war t.r in. osmation concerning
ne. ded Improvements in tn Mlnpesota
Eyer tween Chaska and Fort Smell.
ing.
Tie grand ] lry of Ramsey county
has found Inducements against ! III.
Burns, K ounty auditor, for a--nd
larceny in the fist deg %. lie is
charged with living oIi .nel Il, 800
from lh- Sc. oa.i n ,,ional hank and
$1,000 from the Unlon National bank
by fraud and misrepresentation.
AL the PEOPLES party convention at
Wllmar, resol, tons were passed favor
ing state printing Office To publish
* books fOs Schuois, ana to prlat and
t,,-- \, .-.,, Il l.
state. county and town cffi ers ut cost,
and that The binding OF the stats cap
itol lie postponed in'ieii. i,eiy.,
w. B. Mitchell. former propr;e. or of
the Pioneer drug store. a. Virginia,
fired three SHIFTS at 5 naei n,eveia id,
his To Iier d.u-ylsi. None o. the shots
took eifect. Son;e ;ersou II suDle is
Thought to le the can .,
y F Kai, !. formerly county an,litor
Of Ramsey rtuitv, h $ tie. eiec;e 10
fill the M xllrtd term of Auditor J. n.
Burns, Who resign d on &c. oant of pres
sure brought by The county commits
on"rs.f
Both Wont keit and Ermisch, tie.
ypnt nj ~ cohi b'9oi, d n,urd rers of
Bartender L nrl,, IL at III. Paul, will
pay tic exire,ne penalty OF the law,
and Ram ey e. uniy Tor the first time
in its history w witness a double exc
cniion. Jug. L RI s.ntencel them
F,id y. LIS WI lie the first hanging
il Ramsey ON for 81 years, the last
lying tie execHl'oi oil Annie 9 lanski,
in 1870.