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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

- rrlca t1e-r t1r-cSccre Fe1rs a1d tea
A. have mlze. without sixn-
ArH either mere Or less fhaz men
~ sueh au
! an sat q them a.- 10 ne
Has nseu q str1nE~. h~riltsrel dream.
Whsrs-a knee aot thin<, shat -
Prom ,Aiazs thas seen
I tho l-hf Aopesi. snex one thinx.
AHii haai oue xift Nhru .zs raulr-
Tie Impulse and ne Ppv-r 70 slax.
A.d 50 / sung
To Aar- a Place n tn aiEa ehai-
90 poets, Aad f-serv. me SANE
u A@s more could mortal aaa desi-s
Than poets fame
I sought ii ial-. but never ruuaa.
m caoir 90 fln as. 4nd - s;-uuz
Ths sulisa1t voices there the druSu-f
NJ simple sous
M-u rauid not hezr me th-7. and ao-
csrr not : accept M fate
When rhite hairs thaleh the flrruzca brow
crowns come too late
he best q ~. vent Ioa< arr
FrF.u ne .t Ea> not uiucl az arss.
oulg the Iav- tha: Tounr hearts xnoE
rh~ tear unrest
Af.' = va l-as 49, -aAFNA s8AA-TiiA=
fr1r~ more cas- ms eyes AMI SO
Erisht sasPes t1at IA mT better Trars
>urrugadrsi ne
Issy iett re her. they i=ft ne thcrr
Weat euaa dsFz path Ezvs one By one
The wise th~ E--at. tae youar sac falr.
Blr Z H~1t 90
AID ~ o. Ard. raj er s-1o.L
The ahi Allotted years % men
asre rn1ur~'t a. best could
Thr-e-rnns ant ren
-ElrhariI Fl ~to.i.iar'f- In y Y r1siers alIsni
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

A big bear killed recently N the Dead
Indian eoontry. Oregon Was found TO
be carrying an odd memento of a pre-
vions episode with hunters. in which
he came OF victorious. though not IN
scathed- In the stiHe joint of one OF
his hind legs was an unusually large
tss< OF dog which the hunters said
must have belonged TO big bear dog.
The tusk was well 0vergrowa with
SKIN and apparently had been in ths
bears le~ many vearx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

"N-s. Smiths ~os dog thz. likes
rre. said little Emily. coming hcrna
FROM a visit 70 her aunt. 81
How do yog know be likes your,
her mother asked -
Nausa he tasted me and then
vsEged his tai. = answered the little
Ciri.-Pearson' Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Sac Was attending performance By
a summer eoGedy company. and the
hat she wore was bigger than two
psim-Ieaf fans-snd twas a hot night
-C0nfound il. circulated the man sit
ting behind her On. leg your
paE1cn.- she said a. she turned and
smiled upon hin. "a this hat enough
fos ycss- i was toe much. aa5 fhey
ariel hle sai~lls;rss; ysrs FsssS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

b. merely aexinS m Esasesss Of his ans
= an easT tas< for Szndux. that supersa-
lively ssruuz nan on viii newer % abe
- % tnas- ogt yc1 rzaE 1rq tire tat 1eErze
Of vi<ur Ehus1 qrps-eesis fr1u cgHzplete ef-
gsstG11 aa1 sound reT-sse. IL you vii enter
on n euIrse q Hcstesrer'- ssom1ch Blr,sr<.
and PERSIST IN r. The Bstrers Vii iaFzria-
BIZ 11ari relief 70 tire uxlzrI1us, rheum At
ir and neurzlglr, and avert serseGs kidney
truszk1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

E'i-ns-- How dtI ron get that black
ever
NIrnor-t ran a.-ains. dor.
iss.ncv-I1 - bad- OH man: IN. I
he1a raa gave The other fellow a. g0o,l
81. he sent Eoxhu-v Gazettc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Natts-I have thirty t=oasand vo,-
urue~-
>patfs-Ani set I have -FOUR whole
library condensed into one book.
Nafts-Ehet that
Spatts - The dictionary. ~. Y.
World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
\ REWARD OF MERIT.
EY A. =. >TEMPLE-

li.tle town - Dalton tid not need u
be told that their pretty Young teacher
Harriet Blake was in very haf humor
I That fact vas s~lf-evisien;. for all dar
Z long she had snapped and s-sold-d. and
shaken up both bays and girls on
Z Ia. slightest provocatiou- until every
one II her pupils voted her the big
T rc>r crslni that ever v-as-
The solemn OLD school clock vas ths.
I ohie,-, % much solieiraus attention
T that day. and when az last the hands
denote. tn. hour - four. Miss Flake
T speedily dismissed her charges. closed
I her desk with a r-~oundinx bang aud
then started hfEus. ward first stopping
az che ~.haolryom where her cousin
F Nettis Leith. instructed 4 large num-
h~r q our future men and women
~h~ found Nett5r engaged in clearing
up her desk. amt when she hal TN
ish-,i t-oth teashers went hou.e to
L g--hrr
" hat has gone wrong to-day. Hsr-
rie'-- asked Setti-. noting her com
pauions cluuiesi faev. -You don
E ---~fn 20 ~ IN very -o--i spirits
Well I'm not returned Harri.-t.
Z ,lscislrsiiv- 20 u Just a. crv,ss A. hear
T Thi~ h th- very worst and the msss
~s1 P'''.r n ne v a''t' c''an-
Wy IN % ~len me
tsvu- I'm rir-i and Disguised with
u-ifa- amt ! dou --- harr vga -an b.
ernf~nfrsi iu this dismal pr5~sn- The
r a % ever an o a q,
p-rs-su- amt q n zru-eu>- - imagine
- i. ar. -'''-i--
as'i
'-'e
= s
Vel Z li-f7 j. Ans ilins Haf7se
e.ssai - 90 aae's y ,1App%si har-
80" a4t~a an an HAtss7t-
'' an - "a ira n.a'i- out r.
a-s1 sFrn.z ans + AN tAF'-'4 "f ehls ever
.ass ar.'i- AEa,is ana - s<as.a-
NJ = p. - ''ai 'si eai'sirsa' snA Pseas-
NJ 'nrsE -2H"raaf parents ! Der sissa :
appreciate anything 9n~ ds--S, ar
''' e.'s
81 - ~ =, - IN ia, ia'Sf'
tl
- y ---'- -''' a'',A '''''Fe
-,
az 40 ga are always
= P-'As-.n. anu -sre'a',ts Ia everyone
On = az a am e''n''ernssi-
e'- -e M HA1 - ~Srs''. 'ss
-''t =. ~ ss''- .---.-'s v no are Tor
ID "a s-lii.-''- ia-n
tHr'f "s
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ana - l-s.zssr q s7aSe
= No. l's Aii'' ~ a. msea
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AM
-, i'@PP'
~ ~ s''--'-''''-
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-
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sdSN "-hos : coming over ant An
- neil hiln Win ar sia'iaes-
nc ma zen sieS - long mat Re. = -
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ai'oH hao .orSot'sn az about n
" ,l1H pre'AAls'7e- ent asu
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ss ".esa iaFFi-s
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a'i- "''s.'fa' - liainE Al
''i's eNel sAs.a maj tier
1'A 30 I 's'
-. - =" nave % ana an
- On - GU Il9aSh yoa ars
4-i- anu "fAii-
harriet leased AMI exPostai~ted, but
Nettle refused 20 hreAS her promise
:" nArr.st went 10 TIE concert and
i-''i stisa -tod time that shs tpr
a. ah.at heF troubles
"ssriet oiase aud Nettis I-eith Vxer,
COUSIN i-'eA had gradu from ii.
-laA'lsi m IN the neignhorlng city ot
i.rA'iiora- ami shortly after had he
Sah 'eaeiin 2 school IN i'alton- which
vas country town q two ~ trrs'
thvuS'ASaa ihhs infants Both girls Ner'
very yocng and q about the sans
1Se- uns Wa a. ambitious a. IN,
other but the ambition manifested IL
sell IN dlrerent ways; IN Harriet By
continual eastie-oulldinz and Eight
* Imagination and IN N~trie IN
NOR p'Ai'ie@' manner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Young I'm baHd-Yoa never suggest
All ecauo mlcai idea
Young Wis--Te>. I do. I suggested;
that re should buy pug - eat The
craps We throw away. and you laughed
/. u1e Puck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

To make Il apparent TO thousands. N,
thiz< themselves IL thzr they are rss ~
;ertssi vita any ctsease. Bat thas the sy.-e-,
s1zapiy 1e-ts cleansing. - % bring enrsfs--
home 20 their hsarsz- - a custive coasf7-5--
- easily cured hy Using Syrupof Figs. Has-
1fzctzEsst By the CzllfornEa Fig syrup CO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

She-I married you % reform you.
Gotroz But I'm uot 4 drinking man.
'-uh. know that; but / was told
you were very saving % your E1oney--
LIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

TEE editors IN China are n constant
fear Of death II their papers say any
thing very Objectionable TO the govern
rnent. Of 20 the heads Of the e1aiprits.
The Pekin Gazette has been one thou.
land years IN existence. and s=ventaea
sf IL editors asse besz bekeatSa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

THx frJzitioa Of what = 9z-szrfal mast Re
followed b. reEnrSe- The curr stack. In
the threat after the srple : ezter- ant the
satssi appetite iaafhes Tire inferslirts-3 1iez<-
ure for which iuuoee1ce WIS kz<tered-
lane Rarrq-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Shc-It en- never b. Al 7 can prom
l-- Won j. a mere aequaintsuceship-
iIe-Theu Accept my offer % mar
rage II Wa. drift into mere aequain.-
luaeshin fast euuu-h--S. Y Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

OSE tToaa DEEn- - Mr. IL Rate eff
you ever tll azv good in fass wi1s world
I'D Ike 70 Know what i i Nr De Raj
1e---Weii- fer enc thing. sa-esI yo1 fruEa
DYING ~ Cd zlzi1- FIT Bits
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Feaeh~r-lf sky men work sixty
days - sixty cents 4 daT what 80 they
get2
Bay-f-e- mad -u1ugh % strike, I
rzeaa-S. y Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Mamma the boys nice here IN
che country. Tommy
Tommy .of New York NIECE Not
much- Why. they emit even swear
T~t4.-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The total acreage If all the farms
in the United States IS s=3.sl-.e Gle. Of
SE4eh 81. eIG7.5 are improved. OF an
sss saltissslea. and ass.oai. 40 asss,
r~eRsin aEss.t.Yat-I.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

"NHxr "a the matter herrr- asked
s--zrser e s-aA boz. a. he nosirr-, !
L-Eze xE<idiEz parry coming out OF a ch1.-rs
On Fffsh avenue. -Sawtnin' bit the tis-f
g0Lzg cut WAS the repiy.-Texas sistsrvS'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

~E H. said the monkey % The o--1-
yrizSer- - he So en- top % she orxar. -
SIMPLY carried away Nth the nzsic-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

She says sn-s dos not love re TT.
B1si6 not Be surprised
To learn she fbs- be-z1se yuz sre
That yet IS emphasized
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

PIxPLEs are inexprssslhEy norssgysz-
ReEefy Sulpcur SAP.
HIS H2ir an1 WHISPER Dye, 50 cs=t-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Pl=o'< CrzE Csret re of Thrua. All
Lang trouble q fare- yearSr ssansflrr--F
Ca1v, Hzzsi8gtO1. Ind, N0v. IL. las.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

\ sHozr road 20 wealth Is seldom ssss
- tx1EeL-Irrizzsioa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

TlH L7e'-al Or Press q Clat-anaol1. Tenn.
his --- '--1lsri q =n-~-..-- -sslrinl % 5.t.ssg
.H.ss -r8r b. rf s-7ss-ial interest G'u.s %
LHas.-s sioVL-g.u- tfartau0-.ar-i- Nz-lu1ai
tfer klti r's-a llullla- - Park MONT
u.eHz --rt f-s-s.r- l1lfl lever a. a -agd
-.aF 70 az rIie l.i-r.a r-s.- alarur C1airaussl-
-a s1tr- ~.f.Et arglf.--s On L44.ls14- Mruu-
rr- rre tl' sauaa--l aud Chlrtz1oocl
.rra Al--arr PARK 1ud otiler interest
ir rs-H..9ts are urufesf- eur rsss-sr< can
ar Re fr ~ rats =Htriai. e-iiri.sr frg-. hv -,
t-.ss la ilasiIs.-- snit a1elif4aainl- "a .
aaaer- A5lrs-- ..a--.a-i--- stamp f..r Do -
sla- TIE Lasaat Piss, C-ar-&Eac a.
rezn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
Highest Of Al n Lesyenins Powrr-L.ses US Govt Report
R@!al! RRasiRs

ice post we cal phenomenon rare.
Who defss all ANALYSTS rash:
But We knew the longer his verse and lis
hair
he shorter re OF End his cash
-Wasiingron Star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

THE truubls with too mzuv women -
ssgs the corufe-i philosopher IS thzr shsy
regard the marriage ceremony mainly a. .
ltce1se % ezs eEteE< and wear Il Ei-snz
clltne< lad iazAx<nsis Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

TEE truc jog Of reward Is IN Tie sz5gr
wEich wins iE--lrri<asiaz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

nerves irrit=Eei By tsharao. aIwavs eTa~-
ing for stinal4nts. explaE-s uhy II - -
hard 70 surasr ~ S1-To-Bas. i the CaiT
guaranteed tstazco habit cure b-srzus.e is
ats cIr~ctly on Affected nerve ceussrs. de-
strDys lrTTta-sar- pfwrn1ses digestion ami
healthy. refreshing sep Many gain 10
pounds in n days You rua No rIsl- No
I0-Ba.s i s0sd ami guaranteed b Druggists
every where Book frr~- Al Stirring
Remedy Co View YORK Gig or Chicago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

>
crfv regulating the zcr,cn Of sEes< ECwe-s
BY the rs@ OF tzes- tr-ze PeEss1s- sz-r
wocld szve sess frequent ocezSs1a - al
ruE tEs-z 10crrr s---1ces - szsstz% arrz-ks
% e-4=gsruus dEsexs-s4 The - Pezlrss - c---
SIX AID otlH1r< ke1SazcES. cuzSsirz-io-. -
clx-sS11z, hllsoszs attacks zzd kzrslrez1 T.
r2zSSzezEs 1t hxs-s ss1z=1cA azd ba-x-z-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

yeckssn's Indian Eve SsIv- nsvsr fasls {,
Do sA-ss &c ~ ell drag storss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

lNKK . Nnf1rrH INV
Il I ConstltzEtousl Cure Prize &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
TnREsscoRE AND len

Wso rs1ea tAeir tsr-escore Eczrs AL ten.
~ have mine. without q sixn-
ar either more o. less thaz ri~a--
NJ sr-h A. I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Hoods Pills H.. - 80. :. :. ::
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The Greatest MedleaI Discovery
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
FIauce Joins the Boycott

WAs9INGToN, Feb. 26.-Secre-
tary Gresham has received from
the United States charge d. affairs
at Paris cabiegram stating that
the council has entered a decree
prohibiting the importation, until
further orders, OF American cattle
into France. Cattle shipped before
February "a will be permitted to
enter, under restrictions to be i'm
posed by the minister of agricul-
ture.
Secretary Gresham has furnished
a copy Of the cablegram to the de-
partment Of agriculture and has
given it publicity, in view Of the
great Importance Of this action to
the great American cattle indus
trV
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Another Lucretia.

ANTWERP, Feb. 26.-The Public
Prosecutor, continuing his address
in Court today, analysed the medi-
cal and other evidence that had
been given regarding the deaths Of
Alfred Ablay and Jacques Van
Den Kerchove, and came to the
conclusion that in both cases
Madame Joniaux had practised
systematic poisoning extending
over length Of time. He showed
also how various doctors examined
in Court had contradicted the ale
cations made by the accused in her
defence,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
On To A Good Thing

faVOrably bill giving qualified
voters right to vote for all elective
officers.
GOss' land bill was taken up and
discussed.
Constitutional convention debate
comes up tomorrow.
HOUSE.
The fee bill was the bone Of con-
tention in the House.
House accepted the printed rec
ords up to da @; passes bill prov i'd
ing for special justices OF the peace.
Bill passes regulating contested
elections.
House passes Senate bill raising
petit larceny to $50.
Railroad Commits sion promul-
gate the following rule:
"Men in charge Of shipments Of
live stock, in carloads, shall be
passed as follows, provided that
shipments, consisting Of two or
more carloads, shall be shipped by
one consignor to one consignee.
"'Pass one man in charge of one
car of live stock, other than horses.
and mules. No return pass.
"'Pass one man each way in
charge of one car of horses and
mules.
"Pass one man each way in
charge Of two to five cars of live
stock.
"Pass two men each way in
charge of six to ten cars of live
stock.
"'Pass three men each way in
charge of eleven or more cars of
live stock, which shall be the max
imum number of men that
will be passed with any shipment
of live stock from one shipper in
same train.
"'Each railway company shall
use proper methods to secure tho
OF parties entitled to
free transportation under this
rule.'r
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Life Insurance Men to Meet.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The annual
meeting and dinner Of the Life In.
surance association Of New York
will be held tonight at the Hotel
Brunswick. Among those who
have definitely accepted invitations
are Bishop Potter, Of New York ;
Daniel Greenleaf Thompson, ex-
president Of the Century club, and
E. H. Plummer, Of Philadelphia,
president Of the National Life IN
derWriters' association.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Butter and Cheese Makers to Meet

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-The
convention of the National Butter
and Cheese Makers association OF
America is to be held in this city
commencing today. The first day
of the session is given over to adj
dresses Of welcome, organization,
and annual reports of officers. Ad-
dresses will be given by President
S. E. Allen, F. I. Burridge, ex-Gov-
ernor w. ID. Hoard, and Professor
T. l.. Hacker.
Representation in the conference
will be from the General Assembly
OF the Knights Of Labor, the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor, the vari-
GUS brotherhoods and orders Of
railway men, and such national
and international organizations Of
wageworkers and farmers as are
not affiliated with any of these
organizations; provided, that any
such national or international la
Dor organization is not organized
to antagOnize or undermine any
existing bona fide national or in
ternational union Of the same trade
or calling.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Scots Crews in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 26.-Col-
onel Welby and other officers of
the Royal Scots Greys, charged to-
pay the respects Of the regiment
to the Car, its honorary colonel,
have arrived here, accompanied by
Count Bobrinski, who will be at
tached to the deputation during it's
stay in this city. The officers were
received at the railway station by
Major Waters. military attache to
the British Embassy, and pro-
ceeded to the Hotel de PEurope.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
A Chicago Lady to Be Honored.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The recep-
ton to Mrs. Helen M. Henrotin, Of
Chicago, President Of the General
Federation OF Woman's clubs, at
the Waldorf today, is intended to
be a very general one on the part
OF the Federated club women Of
this vicinity. The reception is I'M
der the auspices of the New York
State Federation, of which Mrs. j.
G. Croly is president. Every club
has been invited to send repre-
sentative, and there will be besides
a number of leading members
from at least all the Federated
clubs hereabout.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
WASHINGTON AND AUSTIN.
Notes of Proceedings in the National
and State Legislatures

Notes of Proceedings in the National
and State Legislatures
Senate agrees to let all other mat
tiers go and crowd the appropriation
bills.
There are the sundry civil, the
executive, legislative, judicial and
naval bills to pass, as we'll as the
general deficiency bill.
Farther conference was ordered
on the District Of Columbia appro-
priation bill.
Sundry civil bill was taken up.
Examination Of foundation for
new building at San Francisco
was changed as to demand the eX-
animation OF subsoil by two more
army engineers.
The appropriation Of $4,000 for
building at Annapolis was stricken
out.
Resolution as to the Mexican
free zone was sent back to commit
tee on a reconsideration.
The committee amendments for
the purchase Of the Blaine prop
erty to prevents it's nse for theater
purposes were agreed to.
Senate added $4,000 for new
light house at Smiths Point, on
Chesapeake bay, Md.
There was no question Of quorum
raised at evening session and work
proceeded on sundry civil bill.
Senate adhered to it's old number OF
assistants for coast and geOdetic
survey; ~ as against 81 proposed
by the House.
The sum of $1,000 each was APP
propriated for the widow or 9th er
heirs of the Ford theatre victims.
Senate adjourned at midnight.
HOUSE
Non in Senate's amend
ments to Indian appropriation bill.
House went into committee OF
whole on Deficiency bill and the
amendment to pay Great Britain
$4,000 sealing damages twas pass
ed "a to 50.
Extra compensation was voted
down to all but the capital police.
Adjourned.
Secretary Carlisle has sent to the
committee on finance certain sug-
gested changes on tariff. There
are 80 paragraphs covered in the
enumeration.
AT AUTSIN.
Senate receives notice of the pas
sage by the House of bill classify
ing merchants for occupation tax
purposes; and for a better road
system in certain counties.
Committee on towns reported
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
The National Dairy Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Sec
ond annual meeting of the national
dairy congress will be held in the
building of the department Of agri-
culture today and tomorrow. Hon.
j. Sterling Morton, secretary Of ag-
riculture, will deliver an address
of welcome. An interesting pro-
gram on practical dairy topics by
men Of national reputation has
been arranged.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
A Governors Unique Birthday.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 26.-GOv-
ernor Hastings will celebrate his
forty-sixth birthday today by CIV
ing a reception to state dignitaries
at the Executive Mansion this
evening. Invitations have been
issued to the United States Sena-
tors from Pennsylvania, the Con-
gressmen and Congressmen-elect,
the State Judiciary, Major Cen
eral Snowden and staff, the bril-
gadier generals and their respec-
tive stats and the field officers Of
the National Guards. The man
sion will be elaborately decorated
with potted plants and orchids
from the Capitol Park conservatory.
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General Booths Farewell Reception.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Extensive
preparations have been made by
the officers at the Salvation Army
headquarters for the reception Of
General William Booth upon his
return from his trip to the Pacific
coast. Carnegie Hall has been en-
gagged for today, and an enthusiasts
tic welcome is in store for the
founder and leader Of the Salvation
army. Two days later the general
will sail for Europe on the Ameri-
can line steamer New York. His
departure from America will be the
occasion Of a grand farewell demon
stration, in which the New York
and Brooklyn forces will partici-
pate,
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DAMAGES FOR LIBEL.
James Gordon Bennett Mulcted in a
British Court.

British Court.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-In the Queens
Bench division the case OF DeBer-
nacles vs. Bennett came before Ba-
ron Pollock and a special jury. The
plaintiff is proprietor Of the Hotel
newspaper, and defendant proprie-
tor of the New York Herald, which,
when published in London, stated
that DeBernacles was the sc. II.
Wells" who had been charged with
swindling in connection with GER
tain patents, and who claimed the
possession Of an infallible system
for breaking the bank at Monte
Carlo. The defendant pleaded that
the statement was fair comment.
The plaintiff admitted the author
ship of the book GLOW to Break the
Bank at Monte Carlo" purporting
to be written by G.. X. Wells. He
wrote from information supplied,
and had no personal acquaintance
with the subject. A verdict for
plaintiff was given, with damages
at EDO
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Arkansas Will be Paid.

WASHINGTON, February 26-The
Senate Public Lands committee
has authorized a favorable report
on the senate bill authorizing the
settlement of the claims of Ar
kansas against the United States
as agreed upon by Secretary Car
Isle and Governor Clark, Of that
state