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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The Progress waste basket
Is fall TO OVERCOMING with cir.
eulaS from a legion of once
seekers announcing their ca1di-
dzcy for the several State of
6ces which usually wind ~
with the kaekRsyed phrase.
the support Of year valuable
paper vii be daily Appreciated
etc These expressions Of -zp-
prscarlon- when presented 20
a hank are not the character o.
campaign literature accepted Is
negotiable paper neither are
they worth cent IN payment Of
printers or grocers bills The
press Of Mississippi has assert
ed the fact N language that can
not be misunderstood that il
xIl no longer be -heveE OF
wood or drawers Of water for
O4ee seekers In the impending
State eampAign-water Valley
Progress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

A PRES dispatch Of March
ID from Denver, SAYS
Al EE II to-tAys an en-
nease srolite shot out Of the
northern heavens and seeming.
" passed over the town /,
exploded with terrific force,
shaking the buildings and wax,
ING the people nose Who's x
II described Il As a magnificent
sshh Lighting up the heavens
and earth IN al directions 1,
Vas accompanied BY a noise
Ike tornado People On tA<
streets Involuntary dod-ed II
s probably al a great dis
lance. As The explosion Vas moi
heard for almost twe minutes
Afser i hsd diSsppeared-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
Humbug.

To the readers of the EAGLI
I wish to say that the chain ap'
peal being made, ostensibly in
behalf of an afflicted girl Of
Kaneville, H. Is fraud My
information Is vouehed for.
write this. not because any one
has lost much by this scheme,
but TO put the people on then
guard in regard to all other ap-
peals 70 their charity, of relief
they know nothing about This
is an age of hunbugs and
frauds 1t viii pay to watch
Have nothing more 70 do with
the appeal referred to above
W. l. HAR6Ix
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
Circuit Court.

Circuit Coart ~ill soon con
Vrnc In eur town. and IN Niew
ef this OCCASION. Nc give space
~ HE following sound doctrine
and eyssd advice. and patriotic
appeal Published IN the TuPclo
rtncS hSs ~eek ~hea CoRrt
Vas a session N lha, city.
The sentiment WhseA inspired
the article : that whlch shoGl1
and does actas,e every svSs1
ei,treR. and : The very to9EaA
i,ou II god government We
hope the advice ali ~ hecaea
BY ever cstsrsa IN oar coEngy
-C1rHii CSRrs convened last
Moa4ay The lEdSr : grutls
yet aruA modest Vet cOurzSccg>
tender vet brave tAc District
Attorney - Intelligent and AZ
grcSSsvc IL enly rrzaasnS ser
ser people 10 she's themselves
made 81 proper material and car
Lass ~lil 10 vtnaicaicd Aa1
hNaNoeSl Fuom ~,ue LAX
fcNm whas = considered rrla
bic SeaUe~ 10; alt ear esceS
xV 3ssnS tAcir daiie> in the en
tovVSmrut ~ Aw i Il pSsS
bic that eaes etectsea - o&cx
ta&rS toam hlm any rvSpeuSs
eslttx n any say Can any
sAeus &erEN - t,ua marsha.
seS& On aas4-ut Vse.StioaS ct
az tAcuEa e - IN = mcaSZr
cNscrsled lew paNlse case and
he Szse uIe ~ pewerje~ -
pCVent rs Nav. - Il ret
ua1e q part II their >7~Sal IL
tseS - teyug ext cu@c ~ n<
2rnea2oE " whatever degree
and banS The eNll dc~< ~ .
coG1i TOR thesr trr~SpASscS
What sAosla Ae tSsasAt vi a
S~eva osccr Who co1n1uAly
permits Sn0va Vsolsilcas y:
las i q because ~ i II
icaSue Nth tie NScNN ~ Ne
NcoaaSe hs : AFRAID tAem. lie,
eacS sac. especially tAo>e xSc
: sworn ~ IL IL e0zae IL Gzs
At The poSszt session of TIE
cOUrt
TAea let the S=Az3 aas petil
lgTX 6O their duties hike uea
Let neither fear nor avS-.
malice nev friendship cas-
thea - 2evaSe IN The leas.
toN= TIE straight line ~ evsz
handed justice No 6ogOt Il
Wlll take the ccRaC AOTu y.
c~N1Necisen n ulS1N instances
~ - tAs$ L<tGt ~ 0menASr
cd tAst tAe peace and AAp2s
1eS of e=r homes The welfare
VI ear NoHea and ch130a.
ths>e 40 are aaaAe - Pr
tect Themselves A1e al 3epSz
deaf UPaa lie popSr ezlOue
meat NJ a~ Above tA< le.
lESt5cs al TIE NCzSl he maln
taaAace NJ uSat ~ TIE reeve
t1&s sal StraStAea every oas
~sS A&S - IL y SzN xsy w1ts
ne administration ~ lass 5G-
g1S tAss az3 a. SEcce~Gas
tSruaS ~ cNErA
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sticking pcsat and - 4Ee&1
and Ire PaG1it vel Seze'
SAal ~ NoG> accorded ~ !
s@1saGl NNple
T8eSS k2e> ao zOt whites
tANSGga any Sps-5 81 vl23cS
DVe2e>& so- ANsE< car caz
-GasN - W0~S THAI NtAe< ~.
~e are &zNsszs tAxt OG~ uAs
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For Circuit Clerk.

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The Indications are that Col
J. l. Power VII be conceded
The nomination for SECRETARY al
State, and he viii measure ~ 20
The requirements Of tat 0Hsee-
Progress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
To the Christian Work.
ers of Mississippi and
Louisiana.

Dear Brethren Your atten-
ton is called to the Eighth An
nual Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of
Mississippi. which convenes at
Jackson March IA la IL inclu-
siye- The convention will open
Thursday night in the State
Street Presbyterian Church, and
close Sunday night They meet
in the Capital City by urgent in
vitation of the MIllsaps College
Association
Among the speakers invited
are the following Rev Beverly
T. Warner. Rector Of Trinity
Church, New Orleans Hon q.
Stands. University Of Nissis-
sippi: Rev. v. H. Covsert. Pas
tor Baptist Church, hatcher.
Mr. III. W. Luce, New York:
Harry Hawkins, Esq. Chairman
Alabama State Executive Com
mittee. Birmingham: DIR. g. A,
Smith, University of La: Mr.. =.
Broekman, New York: Mr. H. T.
Andersen, Atlanta Other well
known workers from all parts
Of the State will be present
Practical helpful subjects.
along various lines of Christian
work. will be presented by up
to-dA;e thinkers Mr.. Z. 5.
Broekman will conduct the BIZ
bic study.
A special rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip will
be granted from all points in the
State. also from Baton Rouge
and New Orleans. Delegates
wIll secure certificate from
agent when purchasing ticket
for Jackson This certificate.
when property hlled in by the
Secretary at the Convention
will entItle holder TO rate ofone-
third fare returning No redEe-
tlon or rebate viii be made to
those Who fAil To comply With
this requirement
In Jackson homes viii be
provided for all accredited dele
gates whose names are sent
ChAS W, Crisler. Chairman En-
tertainment Committee. Jack
son Mss not later than March
IL Reduced rates at ,he hotels
have been secured for any who
prefer 10 entertain themselves.
Ii : expected that every Col
lece. City and Town AS>ocia-
tion will send \ large number
Of their best men Ii l. also
hoped that every Mems Prayer
MeetIngwllgee vel represented
Cities towns and colleges where
there l. no er-znired work for
ysgng nen- are heartily invited
10 cooperate ChECAeS are IL
vIted 70 sead representatives.
Preachers professional and eaS
mess ze1- IN Esct al Cnrl>raz
men Are heartily invited Fer
crelrnial hlzakS AID other II
formation a61re>s r L Wills.
State Secretary. Jackson
Gospel Hymzs Ne 5 VII be
used ard Il : expected that Mr..
r ". Llhe. Of Memphis Tenn
vii eo16zef the sIESIzs
WA - B-IaS-FS- you--
self n time for the opening So
ssc1- Planning 10 remain over
Sunday >eeozt-Yo1r note
book and p<zcIl TA1c-Yogr
Blhle-
Prayer--N01 by might nor
BY power bat BY NY Spirit
saith the Lord Of HcsS TIE
Committee especially urge that
serveat PRAYER BE made II BE-
hall OF this gathering They
also request that On Sunday.
March Ia SPECIAL prayer BE
made IN eur Churches our As
S0eatlOa Meetings and ogr
Homes
Yours frater1ally.
STATE EN COMMITTEE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Mr. Charlton NJ Ciark-a IA
tive Of koscinsko. has been ap-
pointed BY President Cleveland
SPECIAL pexssoa examiner Of the
United States government With
headquarters al View Orleans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The Aberdeen Examiner SAYS
that with n good Legislature
and good Board Of Supervisors
the State VII be happy and
prosperoGS no natter Who l.
elected Governor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The hatcher Democrat sag
gests thai the Democrats State
Executive Committee meet a.
an early date and formulate a
set Of rules and regulations 70
govern the nominations Of State
officers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

B.hsp Galloway baptized his
little ErznddaaxAter. Harriet
Eliza Senr-es~ afew days ago,
II Jackson vita water which
he hrcxghf from the rlver Jer-
dan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

ne hsi raAIains hea>e in
Gan City, Barton county. Kan,
SS wxs sold for ts5 the Other
--y and moved away. Akx
y>AS so Gaia City had $50 in,
Ae1s.atS a szak newspaper,
eAarchc> several merchants
AVA towns On either SIDE r-.a,
aiS speeS away the lie O.
TIE place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

NJ = = Mathews ~ ON
sNo1 l&SsSeae cs&n0 x@s n
to~n MS&aeSaSy 81 t>wsS
Nj NSaAe~s candidate sar
SsfN~S CSEEr$SNHer 81 tAe
201hcrz G&1ct ~ NS0~.
tie Ne@ s@akez a ~ a Hgz
~ ~ SGr citzESz& &a-Ee-N
NS&cats At ONSS1& 49, Ae~z
SAe1s II rs ce1zU &e- twelve
yc@> &2S - tA< cav candidate
trS@ L~sfSNeSsc ccGHU aAR
ycGE he : Se9 eEa&HcS -
- NN1ooG and : zzS1zs a
S-e=S cz2Vs&- CaaTkSGal
leca Advance S-3 Al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

TIE most czriouS paper
weight IN the wsrld eel0a<S 10
The Prince Of Wales II : the
n9nnlAed hand Of one Of the
daughters Of Phazoh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

There Is mach speculation a.
70 vhe VII succeed JGSace
1.ekson- - il i taken for grant
ed that he VII Sooa retire
nom the Supreme beach
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

4 J. Saith, editor Of the
Anery Argus Is candidate for
the legislature from Monroe
seaniy With e4itsr:as prospects
We wish kir Success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The Pcpnllsts of Attala com
ty will held their nominating
convention - kC~ciuskO en-
May 9th They wiII put a fali
ticket IN the Hcld.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
". 7. Wallace
UNOERTAKER
OXFORD, MSS.

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zg ssA-s A& sooa hr tEs i-.6- Szsamazg snS aS H<he& TSzks
far p.s t..sr. - respectfully sSGs Pa@s1Axs Il s-a x>ieszSr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
For CHANGER, clerk.

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

~ a4fhsFitv 80 sunanr m asms ~
HTV. " T. uAEfgIr
- 2 eanltists De sup+unsanssnt -
~ La sss eansy.
% the a. 90 q tie tAsmsFr. ts- PARTY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Col H. " Sret hss With
aTASn fro@ the contest Tor rep
rsent2sive fro2 the elry 81 Ne
indian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

he eltszeas Of Jackson gave
SasAeP Galloway a grad re
ceP0ea ea his resarn fram .
tour areand the woa1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

W L King, postmaster Al
IaytsA Mss vas few nights
Ago knocked dow killed and
roeeed by an 9akEswa parfv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

EVanrrliSiS Moody and san
key will hold a series OF meet
in.S IN Meridian some time this
month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Meridian zNE> tAe SeStA 81
pc J. W Razeasz pastor ~
~ ESf RSlgiSs cAUocA q that
0N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Ho1 Wa Nd~aA al Vir.
gznA has k~~a ten1~r~d II.
PreS1eHcy q the Cnive~stv AZ
TexzS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The aznher q visitors Al tie
New Orleans N.rdi Gras was
mach greater thzn lsSt rear.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Edward Jones Of Ah<rsezn
has received the appoSnfnenf
90 pay master IN tke T. = Navy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

We have lad several halzy
esss tas week h3ea viii TIE
eder ef early Aessam<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

de@ 1e1e7~a2 -&7 Van VIA
Se l. AGzEAS &z5 SSAins IN
EG=A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
M1,rTfY EIs nf 40 RIr1I

Is &esr=iz earsf1r Garau1e SIRE Eyes,
Gzzz@s-i eyssas, Ssrs SlFrb==. Pd@.
k<=sza. Tets-r. sat khsu@ and ScEi
EezA - e-ss Fer ssE Al druggists
n Hire auEy-
Fer Pa-r1nx /. hsrSs IN \ Sac kz1le.y
ooat1ESca ~ Dr. Csfss Csrdar1z1 Pas =
3sr< Thy sore zp u ssss-z- AID n
gesHs.. AID hz II arrstsrs- --is=rs
cocscraaoa. eorr-st ka11=y 3zorzErs
kast destroy vsr1~ xrv~s cav Ee -
IN ed or sv-rwark-x hcrS<- 3 ~
Per p@cn-- Foe sac ~ &x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

seS-ze1 : the Political history
q lie coGzfry. state and Ia
tRe1x1 As an evidence Of lis
s-2S1tE practical and IN the
@2C2Szz 81 his private e1sS
aess zAS and especially In his
s2&zcA o2ezro2S lie las heen
always S2eSsSL Iz6eed Mr..
NcLe&2 Possesses n OEr nind
q c0ZSslDo1 % talent and
practical business SEaI1anoaS
thai sZ2e2IN gEGy HIN fo-
saS ASa ard heaNzsle position
81 G0vs2ar Of NSSp2
EEIES0 ~ rs S-AH
We Ez5sSZz5 uk- he
Trends ef HOz Va & Mclean.
al G<2 NSS Nv z-x1s
an - &sw Ee - 81 aze
A. . czz11zrs So- Gove-nor Il
the ezSzS GZp2s1 II NJ.
Ncls@2 Should enter tie zc~.
II vi Z&Se Il wx- Sa- The
S1ASr &>5zz1S he S2 n<z
Sf integrity. Of zalmpeAeAAMe
eAzzcs<r. clean n politics sas
u TIE LEGAL p-oSesssel where
he 49, w-o@SAI proz-n~1ce 21s
S2cc1S We 6aw and esteem
han 4TS1czsS rs Ea-tA and
QzA1zcsGs fs-ASy poS1e2
NASE-S IAs1 - EAa waxlS
~ ever Inn zzI rs>e early II
ne Ea7E1s AID say - a.
E.<A1@C&zsoa PacScG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Five million eases Of tona-
toes were Pgt up In this eo4n-
try last year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

~ .asAss,ty - suusuu.~ shs rsuae -
r FAtkNER
-. s~s-sirias~ far sssl- S~nsISr. sub
lea a. ne sssrsa = ths peus.srs rails
E@ffv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
What is


C>ssorta n Dr. Sannei Pitehers prsscxfPti0n For Infants
md Chndren. IL contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
ether Narcotic substance. IL h . harmless Substitute
for Parexorie, Drops, Soothing syrup@ and Castor on
n II Pleasant Its guarantee b thirty ye.rS use By
Millions Of Mosherl Castsria II The CAfdren's Panaeea
Tho Mothers Fr5enA
CastoriA CastoriA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
ANNOUNCE MENTS.

The EAaLE wtll charge the
follo-ing prices fer announcing
names Of candi dates for eriec
The sssh must accompany the
name No deviation will he
made from this rale.
Call. Tor candidates charged
for st legal rate.
StsF. sssHtes tG ~
tt,.rwnw u@srs teen
trr%Hs Owes Guv
hssr ussaw -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
For the Legislature.

~ safiesty - sHn-Sase Bel smrs
rtEtnNg WEBSTER
e. .ssi,aAs@ ss shs Loyal siarv. sob
t~t D. ths sssen = the Nsnas~ Zfte
rNsty
~ satAsuiv - annzsans~ tAs ssus q
" ". MCMAHON
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-tLtAeeiea a ~ pNua~mf, r-ass,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

For Secretary at state.
J. l. TSAwEE
90 tttnis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

ycx sCnsesr<A' sd aAA1 aswars epzekazs ~
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bwu YPx@@M D.
- N Aw E~w rek Oey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

0<ss - t~Fsa~sasra
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-15
LAW IS VALID.
THERE WILL BE No FIGHT Al
AT DALLAS, TEN.
1t is the Duty OF the sheriff to Sec
That the Law is Enforced, and He
VIII Do SO.

Austin Tex. July 14-Attorney
General Crane today gave out his
opinion in the Corbett-Fitzsimmon
fight case from Dallas.
The opinion was in reply to an in
quiry from the Dallas county attorney,
as to whether the law enacted in 1891
prohibiting prize lighting was valid
and operative. 1t was held by, some
of the best lawyers in the state that
the law was invalid and imperative.
because it denounces the offense as
felony and affixes thereto the punish
ment of misdemeanOr, and further,
because the act was so indefinitely
framed aud is of such doubtful con-
struction, considered either by itself
or in connection with the other pro-
visions OF the written law, that it can
not be understood.
Further. the legislature in adopting
revised codes carried into the civil
code the act of 1889 which licenses
prize fighting. and that the civil code
with the provisions in it was
finally passed at a time subsequent to
theadoption of the penal code in which
- liACOl pOl aleu- lilC SldlQlS
prize fighting, and that therefore the
statute licensing prize fighting by i'm
pication repealed the penal law on
the same subject which had been pre-
viously passed.
The attorney general in his opinion
takes the opposite view. He holds
that the law of 1891 was and still is
operative. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT con-
tends that According 60 she Conten-
fIOn f6nSa x1-ho hlIip1-a h.
statute against prize fighting is void
on account of its declaration that the
crime is a felony and the punishment
Of misdemeanor is applied thereto,
the statute would be perfect if the
word misdemeanor could be substi
tuted for the word felony
Following the doctrine announced in
one of our court decisions. namely: ''That
the intention: of the question controls
the express language in the construc-
ton of statutes. the court was at perfect
liberty to eliminate the word felony If
such elimination were necessary to give
effect TO the legislative intent. IT must
be plain that the court believed that the
intention of the legiSls ture was to pro-
hibit prize fighting. Il the court further
believed that the fact that the legisla-
ture affixed the punishment of a misde-
meanor to the offense of prize fighting
and the word felony was inserted by mis-
take, IL was at perfect liberty to disre-
gard that word in the construction of
the statute.
Further. the validity of the act in
question is not affected oy the revision of
the code. The civil code posed rhe leg
islature before the penal code did and
not afterwards. But Notwithstanding all
assertions to the contrary by reference
to the new revised code. it will be seen
that it specifically states that all laws
embodied in the revised statutes which
were in existence at the time of its ac-
ception should be considered 10 be Il con-
tinust ton and not as new enactments
This law being valid, it is the duty OF
it is enforced He has the authority and
we will look to him to see that the law
is enforced"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-15
IS A GOOD BOAT.
DEFENDER FAIRLY OUTSAILs VIC
TORIoUs VIGELANT.
Quick Time in bringing the New
Yacht AbOut-Captain Hoh Fair
Iy EIatea With Her Work.

Newport, r. l., July 1.-THE De-
/ fender outsailed the victorious Vigllant
/ in a fair and interesting trial contest
this afternoon off the Rhode Island
coast. and Messrs Iselin, Morgan and
Vanderbilt, the members of the syndi-
cate who followed every movement of
both boats, expressed themselves as
we'll pleased with the result.
The new yacht behaved admirably
and both outsailed and outpointed her
1 opponent. The crew OF the Defender
made quick time in bringing her about
again, it only requiring eighteen sec
onds to chang, her course. A large
fleet of yachts under sail and steam
started TO follow the race. Mr.. G. o.
Iselin was on board the Defender ana
AIR. Willard, Of -seS York. was el
board the Vigilant. Only the steam
yachts followed the boats the whole
way. Both boats pointed we'll but the
Defender showed marked superiority
! in this respect, as well as in speed.
Shortly after / o'clock, squat was
seen coming from the south. The Vigi-
lant'S commander at once came about,
took in head sails and she was taken
in tow by her tender. The latter
headed for New London. With the
squall came a shift of wind from the
south The Defender took in her club
top-sail and set her working top-sail,
came about and put to sea in a 12-knot
breeze. In order to show Messrs. Nor
gan and Vanderbilt what she could DO,
after making a long reach, she headed
for Point Judith, which the Vigilant
was Just rounding. The Vigilant was
soon overhauled and apparently
anxious for another brush, the latter
again got under sail. But after short
. trio iah oh IN
the Vigilant gave up the race and the
Defender returned tos Newport. The
syndicate boat viii proceed to Bristol to-
morrow, to receive the finishing
touches before starting for New York
The crew of the Defender on their re-
turn spoke in high terms of her be-
havior.
Captain Haff was fairly elated with
her work after the squat, and all who
| observed the yacht today expressed
confidence in her ability to compete
with anything in her class afoat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-15
PETERS LATEST.
A NEW PARTY Is AN ABSOLUTE
NECESSITY.
He Puts Forth Six Short PIanks.
Which, He Thinks, Are Respon-
sive to the Needs OF the Times.

Topeka, Kan, July 14.-Senator PEI
fer is out for a new party. In a letter
just published he says:
"A new party must be formed, be-
cause there is new work to be done
worl, that the other parties are not fit
to do-a new party fresh from the peo-
pie; a party made of men of courage
equal TO their convictions. But it will
be built on d foundation deeper and
broader than free silver or bimetalIism,
for these terms express nothing that
reaches the core of the troubles that
confront us. It's motto will be some
thing like this: Let the people rule. It's
platform could properly be short, plain
and responsive to the needs of the
times and could safely be constructed
of six planks:
l. Get the people to work; pay them
for what they do.
2. Away with landlordism.
3. Out with the transportation mo-
nopoiy.
4. Down with the money power.
5. Up with the people.
g. Live the republic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-15

Victoria, 5. c., July 1.-THE steam
ship Miowera brought Australian adj
vices to June %.
News was received from Samoa at
Auckland June 10. which was to the
effect that the natives were again in
an unsettled state. preparing big con-
vention to decide on peace or war.
1t is stated that certain Europeans
are seeking TO stir up trouble, with the
hope that the treaty powers may be
compelled TO take some measures of
more practical benefit TO the country
than the system of government created
by the treaty of Berlin.
News has reached Sydney of the cap
ture and murder by the head hunt
ers" of the Solomon islands, of Che
crew of the trading cutter Amelia.
The crew were gathering copra and
were ambushed and murdered. The
cutter was then looted and set on fire
Ample evidence of the crime was
found, and some effort will be made to
punish the natives.
The New South Wales parliament is
considering a bill 10 not only restrict
Chinese as at present, but japanese
and kanakaS as well.