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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20
kRDMORE, Wed, APRIL rs.
CIVIC Societies.

Myrtl, Lodge No Z. X OF p, meets every
Thursday night at $50. Hall opposite court
houae. Court street. Visiting Knights cor
w. F. McKELvEY, c. e
T. T. IIo- I'll, X. r. & s.
Ardmorp / lge No. 81, A. +. and A. NJ,
meets in the / hall on South Caddo steect. the
first Saturday night in each month, on Or be-
fore the full moon.
u ID. FLOW, Worshipful Master.
A L. SILLITAS, Secretary.
Ardmore Chapter. No. II. Royal Arch Ma
SONS. meet in their hall over Wilmington S
store the fourth Thursday night in each month. i.
G. H BRUCE. Hi sh Priest
A. B. SIL!TMAN, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20

THERE sem, to b.. a 20 fl ct of
opinion rs to which Of the two rmi-
hent Republicans, Thomas B. Re, d
or David B. Hill, originated quo
rum counting. Neither of tn IN.
1t originated in Louisiana with
Jolfn Sherman and Eliza ink ST. on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20

THE fakir c respondents OfOk-
lahOma are sg in gcttiI g in their
work. This time they have W ped
out the Dalt n gang N thir minds
and have killed several citizens.
1t is supposed to be a fake pure
and simple as the p e,s assC citation
fills to get their r,poIts confIi IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20
styBsCHIpTicS RATES

Entered at the postonlce at Ardmore, as sec
ond class mail matter. November p, 1898.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20

SINCE Congressman B-eckin-
ridge has displayed his ears there
Is no need f'r C,rgress t. make an
appropriate FIR the extirpatiun
If the Russian thistle Appoint
Mr. Brtcki rdgp a committee with
bower t. act.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20

THE New York mugyumps who
khivcr at the mention of the Tam
faary tiger have no fear of the
wildcat. They may have something
they want to unload as security
T bank circulation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-20

ARDMoRE, /. T.. FRIDAY, APRIL 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


- "AFHr8aEE l8@ " aFr1nN&
Jackson. sept S-Speeial Oricer W.
j. Burns Of the secret service bu-eaa as
Washington. today called on Gov. Stone
an4 demanded the steel plates from
which the s3oe. go o. Mississippi special
warrants we're issued. and also the speci-
meas made from these plates after they
were cancelled This Occurred a. 10
o'clock this morning. The governor re-
piled to Burns that be would give him
an answer at o'clock this afteruOo1-
At the appointed time Burns returned
and was informed BY the governor that
the plates we're not then and never had
been IN his possession. bat we're in the
custody Of ". W. Stone. auditor Of
pablic accounts: that he wzs satisfied the
auditor would refuse his demand and Ia
such action would Be sustained by him
o@cer Burns then called on the auditor
Of p1blIe aoooRnts And made the sane
demand which uas likewise refused
Barns was acting gnAer ins.raStious
OF The district attorney A. s. LoGls. and
the plates and specimens made after
they we're cancelled we're wanted there.
il is supposed 20 use ss evidence agains;
the 81 LOGis Bank Note Company. the
officers OF which were arrested yesser-
day Burns. Who has bees here for the
last week working up evidence in the
case, will zoE await further Instructions
before taxing further action The plates
froS7 which the special warrants we're
printed we're sAipped here soon After
the issue Vas completed 20 the auditor
OF pablic accounts. in whose custody
they nOw are No demand vas made
for the warrants remaining on hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

COfseville. Sept The nuoss p-o1t-
able and Successful meeting Of farmers
ever kzoxn in this section Of the State
vas completed today n this place
There IS aeons;aa,Iy crossing sentiment
In this district for n uzore scientific
system OF farming. and this sentiment
eliminated in sse coming together OF
al the faruers in the district Tor the
pGrpose Of mutual improvement Prot.
T-zry. director Of she experiment sta
sioz n the A 4 VI College. aaA Prot
WelbcEu- professor Of agriculture in the
sane institution. we're invited 20 30
present and discuss those topics th.s
wOul4 BE Of the most practical beneGs
70 she f1rue-- DaRhar Rowland Of this
pl1cs acted as chairman. opening the
meeting with 4 hrief eOagr.taI,tory
speech Capt Collins delivered the al
dress q Welcome and H0a- W. V Moore.
Of Oakland. responded IN 4 few we'll
chosen wor4sL
Prof Trary vas iatrOdzced by tho
chairman and delivered an able and
practical address On fertilixin<. drain
age and she practical working 0s crops.
PrcL Tracy showed tha. be Was an ex-
pe-t On the subjects aPoa which he
sozehs&- These topics ~ere also dis
eEsse1 tr0z a PraesiSsI standpoint by
the farmers themselves
Prof Wslborn delivered ore Of the
zost able 1a1 practical talks ot tie
1essizZ- This meeting sill result in
Sidssprea1 benefit 10 the agriezltzrzI
Interests of the STATE and il ~iIl iafuse
new life into farming as -oney-mak-
ing occupation Tie Oaecszs-zl though.
aa9 idea brought cat vas that farming
II the >ozEh 70 BE made profitable zass
have complete change OF system. and
70 bring about this ehaaea crusade.
having in view the insr0.izcsi0n of more
improved and scientific systems Of axri-
cGltzre, Be inx1<ErzSsd aa1 carried inso
Exas~ut ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13


u =. oae o. s1e prO1i-
171- O.- A. OF Ssrro-asoa- Il
SAaade Sail OF >e7ssobia. u the Sec
or1 district Of Mississippi has been aD-
p'1.-''- - = 80 - "es- Fosa-
Cotton receipts ~ this point for the
cotton year, which closed on the Iss %
September, we're l-s7s bales, against
',s5l lass Eear-
A. the solicitation os \ number Of
friends in direrezs parts Of the State
Col J. L Power. Of Jaeksoa, has an
nO1need himself Is czr5i6,se for Sec
resary Of STATE
RFranks Uui.ed STATE. sar,.v
MARSHAL. was arrested a. C-rn.d, a..
week OF the charge o, eoon.arsei.i.s-
whsu se.rchsa . n5s,,,I - -. -
ieais. which Are Supposed 10 have been
used in the eoanter.eitinx business.
xers foand On his ps-son-
Cant V. T. TerraI ai~a ne cxx.r
surin~S las. -s@k. TAe a.ee..ea =.
bora sixsy-shree years .xo in C0xiastoa
CoGnty. and in the prine Of his nan
hood served his eozatry in the Coated
crate legislature After this be moved
% Mi9~ay. where he engaged in the
mercantile business and anAas<a a con
siderable fortGne-
Cr0ux -ers n~yer rb-,.srf, the w;.;,s,.
=, - aTh. - ..s.rI- -
- - s@e sofh
ana sossnsn crop Iets is the nrss
=. - - .Afss usias nase
--'s-- e@sA"A1s o' oar-
So-< <A1. Ana tae ner
- - = = - a.1s aPsss % hancis
ssN- sA..1-s --'llS sae s@-son oas
- A 80 1oA = asaa OF seirty
- 0s made and
- :. sA.ioas %
e-NP~' if0@ tais nsid
~zlIo,.
y-,-
-t--..s = 80 eo-A'y'
- - ior Nonsress
..- -. =. e-c u no A.ie
,ss.'-.-.. sa..-..ss : - s1AA' On tas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
a MYSTERIOUS ~Aaon
saPp~--a to Have >sss- cs~.-~sa-- VITA
ts> Dfssr-s-ar.a-- - NJ. gsakun-

>appo--sf to Hsv- >-sss- esas~~tt~. VITA
ts> Dtssrs-arsa-- 80 Dr. Csakaa-
Cs~$1FuIIs. Mich. Seps. a new
el~w 10 the disappearance of Dr- A +.
Caukiin i being followed which mar
solve the mystery SUNDAY night after
dark wagon with double h.gx j. ~
ported - have h-e-n seen entering town
from the Eorth with two unknown
parties Later II was SEEN 70 pass Dr.
COuklin-s o1ir- tvice- 4 naerzh.r %
John Br1uaer's family heard a heavy
wagon 20 past their houss- oa back
street to point on the shore Of the
lake uufr~qu-ut-,i at night
About this time a Mr. Robinson was
returning from the opposite side of
the lake atoos- He heard out-ri~-
mar this spot and hurried over 70 see
what was the matter He saw two
men eolored- jump into a wagon an
svvsrf1g the descriptions Of the one nsen.-
TONED above and ha-ri-ily roll away
Gruans we're heard by Others IN that
vicinity Later a Wagon answering
the saEl= description and s-Dutafainz
two men left town - the ucrth- The
wagon was going rapidly
Upon this cIex Stone Lake will ~
dyuamited- a. the murder thenrv now
seems most plausible
This mysterious wagon was seen BIZ
many but not recognized aud =
StrunZiy suspected Of being connected
with DR. COuklin's diszPP-arzEee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
CONDENSED TEIE6aAMS.

MIS- JoHS UEIoH. OF KangIOry- Ill.
on the 10th attempted 10 liberate her
co< trOa tue po1nd By bsttsrinx down
the gate xith an AT when City Marshal
Donaldson tried 20 arrest Ter and called
oa NJ z Tobias 20 help hin The
xO1An's husband appeared On the scene
and badly ~Oandsd both men
Ar Walnut Greek. Cal. 0n the leah.
robbers brEsaIly tortured = T. H14ley.
IN aysd uiser <hO has the reputation
Of being wealthy. bas secars3 Oaly s..
A. the old nan Eozld n0s divulge ths
hiding place OF bis money Eztil he had
become unconscious. when the robbers
left
THE report Of the s,atistieiaa Of the
department Of agriculture for the
month OF September shows 4 decline in
the condItiOn Of corn 10 ga. from cal
in the nsnth Of August. and % in the
month Of July
FAENERs in the neighborhcod Of
Forres. City. Ark, are complaining Of
too much rain for the cotton crop The
plant is large and the dense foliage will
cause the bolls 20 rot in case Of too
much dAmpnsss-
HAERY BELTZHovER. well-to-do and
highly respected planter near TeIlar.
Ark, Vas fogliy murdered a. his plan
tasion On the ssh- The murderer vas .
negro kn0wu as W. a Jones
LINK wAssoSEK. the acted oztlaw
and murderer. wzs killed in jail a.
MIn1en. La. On the ssh By a nob Of
arnsd men. wao forced their say in
He showed plgek to the Lass Aa4 faced
the crowd. earsing thea wlth his lHss
breath
FAmrKES in Aax<st Aggregated lis-
eilities of sl0ISa. 81. of uklcA s1tTz-
ss9 were In zanzf.rtzring an4 s1eTs.-
isS in trz1tng eoaeerns D4r4nx the
past week the f4ilsres wsre Is ls the
Cnlted States. 1gziast ~ lasf year Anz
a. in Canada axaiass =s las, yeAr.
TEE aatkoritiss are aae.rshiax and
.rrsstinx = gazg of eo4assrfsissrs ~ko
are Supposed - have bsez operzuag n
Northeast ArkassAs Cor sore shaz q
ysAr.
Az walzo. FLA. o. ths ssA. D4n
Wiggiz& q posoxio1s sifs-hsaser. ~.s
dragged from hsme By masked zen-
Wigrins was ezrrie4 into ths woods aad
l.xhed q . tres- several ~ozea sf tAs
neigh borhood wers prc1snt an4 a. s1on
a. wigxins lad hs~u tied thsy begaa ~
whip kiz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
usots SECTION FIVE
a. n ts~ Fsrr--~ 90 tA- Treasury D-v~rs-
~~ns - - C@assru~ the r.rtr Las
rhst tea~s~-~~sry oa<sra<tssa .as
BNrsssAtF - Ersps~t~r- NAV - a--s4.-s-

n ~ fh~ Farr-u-@ 80 tA- Treasury D-r~rs-
~s~ss - - Cssstru~ the r.rtr La-
rh@t Ua.~~~-~~sry oa-sru-ss-a .as
1hrsssAfF - f~ps<t~r- Msv - a.~sa.-s-
NasHrxsroS. sept. SECRETARY Car
Isle Yesterday af,srucrn issue,4 an crs-
r.al circular regarding the marking.
etc. - goods under section ; Of the
new tarir law. in regard 70 which
rnueh uncersainty cf eozstruetion h.s
existed After quoting the >ertsoz IN
extensn- the secretary says-
This section differs from Section s
90 the act Of October I. IsaO (NeEinlev
law. IN requiring a statement % the
quantity q eunseBts and in uithhold-
in< delivery If goods 'uatiI they shall
BE- duly marked etc
In order ~ zff..r,i a removable time
Tor compliance with the above section.
Il viii ~ ignored - far a. relates TO
the statement 90 quantities. only upoa
merchandise shipped from abroad after
August =. IseA
The department, holds that the In
9icatioa % the country of origin under
this section need not nr,-eSsariIv b. r--
sirietei To the declaration ~ the name
Of such eountry. but uaav b. accepted
susier whatever form provided th-
gnosis contain uumiSsakahle evidence
ot their origin without misleading
marks or signs
1t = further held that th. require
alsut IN respect - quantity cf contents
applies only tn packages. and not TO
separate articles To interprrt ths 80
tiou otherwise vpuld involve the un.a.-
arem~us - every spool of cotton a7d
the Ezugin- - every bottle cs wine
IL may D. inferred tha, the parp.sSe %
this enactment was the protection -
the cnusum~r fr,pur lnss through fraud
uieut overStateusent of the numbers o.
quantities nf articles contained n many
imported packages offered for sale
~ ertaSa classes of <ro-fs are r-sp-,-
lively put uP IN packages of rr7oguirrsi
a1d uniform quantities mere IN
SPectisa n sseh packages viii saeses
- tsteTnin- the fss-. - their c,sa-
frruity or uoueamforznitv. n the cav
mas ~ with the established practice
% the trade ~ the FORMER cr1titiun
l. manifest NJ further -insiicaticu' %
the quantity % sh- esutezts y needed
A. for example ordinary hax~ Of
coffee and barrels of sour have -sgu-
lar sizes aad CAPACITIES. and do not r~-
quire explicit statements in order TO
Eustieate the quantity 0f eo1teats
1t ts she purpose e the depart
meut ~ 10 cunstr1le the section that
without an evasion - It's pruvisiors.
Unnecessary obstruction and hardship
20 importers msy ~ avoided
Chief officers Of th- customs are
. hereby authorized 20 decide. in ac,-uryf-
sass~ with the above iusIuetions. with
out reference 10 the department qres-
tious arising under the administration
OF the seetiou above sps-riE~vi
lSixusd JoHS g CAsHrstK.
Secretary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

cHrEcHIEL- o. sept Boys play
ing IN pasture Tuesday night set ire
% the grass just outside Of the town
The tire had spread ard aided By
a brisk wind lsap~d over into adj
joining seldS. burning Up a long line
a fences The entire town turned
out 70 Eght the Hames which threat
sned 10 burn the town The springs
snd wells were dried up. and brooms,
old clothes and clubs were called into
a<<- Several people were badly burned
ann many overcome with the heat Il:
Was not until early morning that the
danger vas passed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
FREE AGAIN


from the Easr<rz r-uis-ntt.ry-
PHIESDELFBfk- S-pt- s-tsenrx- ?
Work th- banker aad sinan<ier no
was s@uteneed in February. 1891. to
serve four years IN the Eastern p~ait~u-
tiary for frazdul-atly taking aat cpu-
h<eAtinx securities Of ths br,slxen Razx
Of america Szs released a. 0'eio.elx
yesterday morning. having rssarfr~,i "a
der the eounEtation i2v for god -
hAvior the beuest Of TX maths tIzz~.
In accordance with previously made
plans. Work left the city with his
counsel. Immediately on being re-
leased. stating 70 the few friezsts prez-
ens that he intended - rvmajn vita
his family in /. quiet Plaer n the csaa-
try for time in order 20 rrxzf1 his
strength tie said he also neetI-d time
To consider his plans for the fHsur--
The ex-bznS-r declares that ~ has
not a dollar in the world 2zd must -
10 work to support hims-If an.i family
He sayS. however that he has fouzsi
friends who hav- offered 10 beIp hiz1 IA
getting a H-v start II i believed
tina, the ex-hanSer vii 70 iato tie
brokerage business after his rzEzra-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
On th~ can4aLAa sEde-s~xer.I P-rsoas
Burned 20 Death

WrSSIPES- Man sept 6-Fire Is
barninx On both sides Ot Rainy lake
aad along Rainy river Large tracts
q timber have burned on the Canadian
SIDE. Nrs- Gzmsby snd four children
were burned 20 death nan. name
unknown was found in his eabin dad
He : supposed u have beer sztToeated
by heat and smoke
The fires jampsd the Rainy river
froI the Minnesota % the Canadian
stsie. All settlers hack fron "a uy-iser
A4ss bs~a barEed qat losing every
Ihlnx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

Hr. So aa.~s Dra@x "a s-.s-~.~- r----
Is4@-t-s E.sArs--a - H-~ E@~.~~ as.-
hsaA-
ASukE-os. lad. >~gx .-Nr< Wa
Asazzs = ayiz< trusz iaizri<s in@axs--f
b. her husa@n4 Tkzr~aav. Hnams ~
ce.I-lzu- sHp~rtzs4z--a ~ s~s-r. \.
ieaP-sf trvm - he,z anE 81.
ehak-d. pozH8-d .na zrzxx-x ~.
wife tssr hatf ao1r a z~ixhA.sr masf
tee D-olbe-z-u .zsliy S~rrpsseress tA-
maniac asd iaz.a~< Aiua "a saM Mr.
AsAzs was ehok~sz int9 5ns~mxshsilitv
A1a hix ps@as~ q s~>h we're sawn sroaa
aer fae> and a-uzz ~ sh~ mstn.zL lie
aLso esmnll lsA~a th- hsszsxAal1 farnI-
tzr~ ant hro<- al th~ wiusia~S. ssrer
whieA ~ raz izts tA~ ssr~~s eussr~lr
au1e 4z& ~.s e.ptared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

GssNrssrEG. Wis. S~PG s-Frznh
hesa- n lunberm2a. cane - tasxn
thursday aad reported that two af II.
n~z wcrr burned % death at hf.faush~v
camp The uthers saved their lives ~
jumping lGso a vel A four-Aorz- tan
hi'eiaed 10 a loaded w@xaa prrHsh-a-
AT Ais eamps. daES and Ia,xxinr ass-
81 burned Ga AS way aexa Ne az
the earrass~s % s~xen deer thas haA
been burn~d N death Hur-~. sza
oxea IL d~ad all throuxh the -as.ss
h ezaet 4z1zat - ie-~.e< wiil zas -
known for seza< tsuz~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

CERFEwA PALS. WIS. sept g.
Fisher. town near Estella. small
settlement was wiped cut yesterday
John Paul and James Mitchell two
logyers Of this city. lost both of their
extensive logging outfits and camps
and large quantity Of logs Loss.
5000: no insurance
Warren flint. of Estella- lost so
tons Of hay Dan Arrz7ce also lost
his horse. barn and crops in the Bruce
FIRE The Buchanan mill was also de-
strOyed. los. s;..O0n. and the Grand
Rapids seh0oIhouse-
The fire Is said To be running TO
wards Murray where danger i aPPre-
hended.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
A PspzIsst who Advocated Free coln.x.
of silver Arrested for Cszas<rfeIrtnx.

SAY FKASeTsco. sept. Especial
Agent Harris. Of the treasury depart
ment. returned from Shasta yesterday
where ne arrested James sylvester and
George Short old residents who have
been flooding the upper part Of Shasta
county with eoanrerfsir dollars. halves
and quarters for 4 long time Harris
also captured a complete Set Of eoun~
terteiterS' tools Short Is q populist
and was a delegate 70 the recent popu-
list convention in Shasta county. at
which he advocated free coinage Of siI-
ver
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

NssFE1-. Tsaz-- sept s-is Vas -
rortess to-ssay tAat oa< - ~ us~u ~
lpaxiax - tAe iva<hfzx party th2t
za2> aSay with th~ an ae<rue< iaxs
re~< has ssue@iea Il n ts1z<ht tAat
ta- ~Aoi- pcs I'll b~ Iahf s4r~ ~ithia
twsmfT-fSwr hourx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

JoHS JACOBS and John Green Of To
routo. Ont were arrested IN - Clair,
Mich. on the 9Th just after landing
from a rovbost in which vvere tzxc
trunks containing go p-ounds Of opium
which was seized
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

Lospos- s~pe s--A rokoharnA di.-
P4tcA sAys sh4t N4E-kal ram4gatA
s.arret far co-.a 60 Thar~zav - 49,
szze eo==an4 q th= Jap4z<s@ srzF
IN that eszztry- u u s4s4 tkzs rhe
JaP@1ese toru-s n Cor~a wflI sooa
nEzh<r lee a1a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

The United States dispatch boat Dol
phin. with Secretary Of the Navy Her
bert on beard. sailed FROM Eostoa. on
the sth- bound for New London Coma
The Dolphin made a stop at Buzzarsi's
Bay and Secretary Herbert visited
President Cleveland At Gray Gables
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

REV DR- j. c WILLING. president o.
the Columbian university Of Washing
ton, D. C.. died in Hartford Conn. oE
the 9Th. Of heart disease He was q
years Of age. and leaves a widow aaS
two childreu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

j. VI ADsFr. one IF the piones-s Of
Chicago and the oldest banker in that
city. died az his Dearborn-avenue resi-
denee. on the 4th. aged - year. Tie
was born IN Speneertown- y Y, and
established a private bank n Chicago
in issa He passed through all the
great panies without mach l9~ss and
retired rich in Iss1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

EAsr n. Lem. u, Sevs- s-co-un~r
J. .. Ca@ph-ll's izry r-s1ru-dH a v~raies
this -ruruiE< that WAxczz4<~r F-rss
No. q cEs~y'-ill-. IL. zses his A~ntA
a. the haz@s q uakn@~a r@rti~. ~
tr1zEinx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

TEE death roll resulting fron the
forest fires IN Ninnesots inrrrsseS 0u
the sth SO persons were known 70 have
been lost the grras<r part being vrosaen
and children- The greatest mortality
and p<rreut2xe at deaths occurred
ana1x settlers. where whole families
were swept 0zt of exiSt~nee IN ths
twinklinw Of an eye
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

Two JkFkSExE spieS wha were sur-
rendered - the Chin<-~ authorities By
the Unit@d states cuusui AZ Shanghai
anzser who~~ Prsteetson they had been.
wsrx promgSiy trie,d and "a the 5th-
hsh<4d@d- Ia eon~~quenee of shis SUM
mary aetSon all a tae Iap1n~se rwmaiR-
lag n shszxhzi assat 20. decided tc
ie4Ex the eisy al osar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

The hearing in the application of
Judge Long Of the Michigan supreme
court, for a naniamus 20 compel the
commissioner Of pensions and the se9-
retary Of the interior TO restore hiS
pension of $50 4 laoath TO the former
rating of S. month. was. on the 5th-
continual mil O..tnf..r Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

AExuAKD Of sie1 has been ofTeres
for the discovery Of President Ken
nedy of Anity college AZ College City.
Ia. who mysteriously disappeared early
in August
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

rrEx- >~Pt a-an azzreAi~t na@-a
>olero tkr~S . epab inta tbs cafe
e4a CARO- Ehar@.any e~eal2x. e4nsiuw .
t~rrthAe expaem1nz wAish ur~exn4 e..
Plsu.L Forszaat<ly zsbody vas t'art.
So.4xe wa4 aErux1s1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

IT Is reported that the Chinese gov
ernmeut has arranged 70 purchase hall
Of the vessels comprising the Chiliar
navy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

A STRONG fOrre of Japanese trOar-
haze occupied an island IN >oriety bar.
northwest of Port Arthur The iSlani
Is base of operations The Chinese
were taken completely By surprise
and consequently, were able to offer
no resistance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

A SPECIAL train sent O1t By the citi-
zens of Minneapolis. MINI. On the
eth bearing supplies and medical re
lief to the 81 fferiny people of Hinek-
ley and vicinity had on eleven physi-
clans and surgeons with full supply
canvas cots
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13
AnarrhAsts Arr.sted-r.rs OF rs-n Goa

RssE- sept s-Seven anarchists
suspected Of completely n the expLo-
sion Of . bonb IN front Of the paIazzso
of the ministry % war last May have
been arrested Five Of them have con
fessed that the suspicious Of the zu-
thorities As 70 their guilt were well
founded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

THE bodies Of twenty-saree Chippe-
wa Indians. bucks squ=Us and IA
pooses- were found upon the hakeS
sands between Pokexzma. Mimi and
Opstszd- a small settlement on n.
eastern shores Of Lake Mile Laes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

TEE attendants At the 81 Louis ex-
position. on the night Of the sth. was
greater than on any opening night OF
the eleven sGeoessful years OF its ex-
istenee- over $1,000 persons being pres
ent 81 LOaisians are Justly proud OF
their big show
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

THREE RIvEEs. Que. Sept s--The
boiler Of sAwnll. owned BY J. A
GagnOn- exploded early yesterday
morning. killing one man nan-d
Bezunesr ard iliarinz seve<z. oshexS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

THE little village of Bruce Wis wa.
euveloped in flames. on the zfternoon
of the 9Th and destroyed completely
The people only saved themselves by
running 20 Elder creek covering them
selves with wet blankets and allowing
the flames TO sweep over them