davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-02
Local Weather Report.

Portland, Me-, April 1.-The local Weather
Bureau Office records us to tho weather the
following:
$50; dew point, rs; humidity So wind. SW;
velocity, 4; cloudy.
8 p. m.-Barometer. 20.640; thermometer
S. .; dew point 80; humidity. rs; wind, SW;
velocity 6; weather, cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer. 800; maximum
tbermomet 44.0; minimum thermometer,
PCS: maximum velocity of wind. IA; NV;
total preclpita alton. @.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-02
The We 81, Disestablishment ELL.

London, April 1.-The House of Commons
ssed the Welch dlsestabiishment bill
through the second reading this evening 3O4
IN 2fO
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-02

sLondon, a pril LA Central News despatch
from Shanghai says it is reported that the
conditions OF peace aIe that China shall pay
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-02

Continued on sixth Page.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-02

the Peters Plan.
The regular April meeting of the city
government was held last evening. May
or Baxter presided in the Board of AL
dermen, all of whom were present.
A very large amount of business was
transacted with unusual expedition.
Much Of this business was important, rs
will be seen by reference to the subjects
below.
RULES FOR EMPLOYMENT OF LA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

Half the aysp.psla aud ind ixestisa
and general c@sdLitV fr,sEn which -
many people sern 10 b- suffering =
dae 10 nothing a the Eorl5 except
lack u exercise, sail an old physician.
with a vis~ shake of his head TaZ~
all these department. clerks. for IN
stance More than halt % them Io--
from trcutr u thirty DAYS year q
government tim. On account Of ska
uess due = thee ezHse~- ft &, rot -
narsable that they should. seither
Ihef get Up n th~ morning. hurry
through breakfast. an,f rush out ausi
get Aboard ear. When they rezeh
their ettisss. instead % climbing M
stairs. they get IN The elevator and ri.i..
up AZ npoa they 6AwiEe ar1uud in
stead af brisk walk % ten or aftexn
minutes 10 exP-l the stale air th-v
have been Breathing al ths. morning
from their luuxsani cleaning them cut
With the fre>h article After ossss..
hours they are Iistlsss AMI worn out. or
feel that way. and Eieie hos- again -
eat dinner. With M appetite aud Iie
around idle tin bedt5ue- tell vou
that every basiv oaSht % climb up
three or fosr iiRhts Of stairs ~ least
once day n order - bring important
muscles lnto PLAY. aad everybody. too.
ought 70 take brisk walk at least a
Z quarter ~ an haur every day. with No
other object than the walk in view
ILere'd be nsre well stomzehs in the
vicinity = they did W aShin-tOn Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
AsOVE TrE CLOUDS
Fpxarth Lacquer. o-~r - Th~fr n~~s-
rissa= f-s,su Lss.s&sssfr NaHatAiu-- Et-txars4


Epsarth Ls.<urr. o-~r ~ TA-s- n~-s-
rtsaas frpaa L..-s&a1r Na-satAia1- Et-i<ar~
tHsrr trsoss. Tenn June - -
Lookout a.oantain wa >-arrn--,l early
yesterday nornin- uv 80 atsl Es-vorth
Ls.arusrs. wao tuoss p''~se-z.sn WIKI
aut oppos5tioa- A. w the ,treet
ears b~gaa - move th. vluux Meth
1sfi-ts tasar,i rs. u1unralu-. > "a
ear- ran through t5- city au,t suburb~
thelr sseupant> u1ais the ar -e-suad
with old fs.hiuus-i Nrthn,iEst camp
meeting masae- lnrtaess covered the
ssre q The mountain a. they
reached is eas-- bat that dbt not
i-t~r them traa1 tari- pu-r.ls.-. Eith
siasl~1n~ ~snF and a~a-ty ~hour the
a..rur was begun. O1 they weut TN
o. a straslr strvasn va, -..aL m 9 tls SAD.
af .a- histart- sl3 uouat1in- lt Eas
"a --an,i sirht thar th- es- bsh-ii a.
tae ~uum5z was reached Tb- A.
--nhiel haEi - We-.sran piI I-ril1i-.
rrrrs--ea atis-- aiansa-f errrr state In ths
ualrn tHsi ais.a tae Ermiai7n &c F-1-
ala, revervuri.1lr sn,-av-rv,i their
as-a.ls a1s5 b-.-la r,lsrslsa,ns. E-x
George = >saars. "a. celrarss-st ~vaa-
-eia-s wasa assassset >sm Jsues IN Aas
azsvtiHasss. lszt elass zz~esin-
The atsas aaresazz aas th~ arrest
asasuuss-aEss ever -ssn in ra- ~1ush.
'Fss 4-rvar teur was 81 - av~re.ssx-
5nlr-psaufs ssasaE a tae a-i-s. anst
great ei=si,- - lisssnezs hang arsansE
on AZ ,atss - the tent Ir .. e-sl-
matted tsat Is-an psarse we're tarrv-
uas,l7ua uzs tae suhle-- Eas-er -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
DOES HEREOITY EXPLAIN THIS ?
usy E~ Psychological Ph~nomena si
DuGE q ga5netfeu~~.

usy E~ Psychological Fheaom<ua or
oaIy Csinetdeae~s
hat : the occuIt influence Of mere
Iitvc
Au EHgiish xirI not isug 4xo visited
. loan colle,.tion Of old portraits. She
uas an orphan. and despite her eoudI-
tina q worldly af-faence. often eoui-
plaiRe'l es the loneliness Of her ps'-s-
fiau-
A she pass-,l through the gallery
one especial portrai. attracted her at
teution. and she r~turne4 70 IL more
thaa on-~. although her companion
sa1 in Il u,5thing but epmmonpla ae.e
paintiu< % a middie-axsd man IN the
sls;ume % the latter part % the at
century -
1T = such a nicr. <izi face SAID
the <iri. rather wistfuEiF- Il think
my father might have looked Ike that
4 he bad lived
n most of the famous pictures were
ticlSered- they had baught NJ cata-
ioEue, but before going away Miss y
purchased on= a. the entrance and
made a laSt visit u the picture for
which she bad felt - strong an attrze-
tian-
To her surprise he found opposite
- IL number her own aame. and found
on inquiry that the original vas N.
t~et ono % her direct ancestors.
Another odd coincidence OF psycho-
IoEicai phenomenon. whichever it ma y
-. happened a f-~ years ag0 To a
southern politician aad capitalist.
whose family Is oue % the eldest in
the state
lie was examiuiug the ancient ar-
ckires aud letters which had been
stored away in mustv trunks for years.
with a view 70 collect and publish
shatever might b. Historically vslu4-
be and interesting.
To his amazem.ut he came across a
letter. yellow with age. which Wa.
written n his oWn- rather peculiar,
handwriting and signed with hi~ own
Rame- With his or characteristic sig.
nature exactly. bat which hal been
actually peuned hy one Of his fore
beArS huasired years aSo-N- \ Trib
Uuss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
CONDENSED TsLsGRAxs

JoHS l. >ULLTvkS- sH-chAup5sn pa
giliss 0f America. aEI James Joan Cor
bess. present ch1zPi0a- aa1 >4llIvAn-s
e0uqgeror, will probably be IN tae saa.e
theatrical company next ssaseu-
THE fatsruas:on4l penIsensiArY eoa-
Eress was opened a. tas >arhonne.
F-zzse. on the znch-
TIE PsGEIs's saving Baax wAs sgrre.i
% make 4 s@-un4 assignment A. Deavsr.
Cola. on the -3,h- The action as szsez
for the reason that sat=ciens f1n2s eoQbl
not be rai>s4 70 pay thsJalF certificates
A. ruE rssaIt 0f eating -habarh er
Fis-plAHt apon Whieh paris xreez fr01
nsixhborin< potato pAseh ha1 blosz-
Mr. fieury Platte and her i.tAzs sor et
Elvira. La are GszA
FoErr-EEsuT eapi4sss wers sxseasssi
oa the ssh agaiass <azblers A. z Pzso.
Tex
BLANCHE NEWEEE.ER- l. ysars oll,
conmitfe9 suicide a. DsaVsr. Col. "a
the essa By taking earholIe aeld, BE-
cause she had bsen severely scaI4ed ts-
quArreIing with her younger sister
TuE Methodist Protestant CsrtssizH
Ea1e1vor convezti0a opened ~ Pits
burg on the 18th with large attend
anee-
PEoF. Huxley. the great seientlss.
. died At London on the s9eh-
Crf1zESS OF Whitfield county. ia. are
in 4 rurry of excitement and are ia
tsassly wrought up over \ horrible ans.
brutal murder and rwo sezdish outrage.
perpetrated in the lower edge Of that
county on the sssh-
TAILCEEs in Canada have been zboas
I.Ioo against Lose last year Failures
for the past week have been - in the
United States against 214 last ysar-
AS0THEE advance Of 81 per toa f0r al
grades OF southern pig iron EaS an
rogncei BY the Tennessee Coal. Iron s
Railroad Company on tie @sth- Tais
makes Il e fourth advance in prices Eits-
in sixty days. the total rziss 80. - -
Tue American ship Arabia. from New
Z Hork. March ~ for san Franei<eo, was
totally wrecked OF Cape Horn rscsssIy-
A DISTINCTIVE FIRE nearly Ei5ed ouN
the central portion Of Ot.erbeiz. lad.
+ On the 3ssh-
AIEAIS On the southern rziIEsT x1s
asraiisd at FaIlers, : snail station o.
the southern r1ilway between Knox
vile and B-istol. on the esth. and Ea-
giresr John Pzttsrsoa SEs instantly ?
killed one car Eas tszzsC4 ss0 P-s-
sssgesA seFe sasa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

Hr--Yoa r-iect ne b-eaus- am
roor- Heire>s-'->ay. rather. that yea
are poor hvcause rel jsct y1rl- - Ii.'-toa
Transcript
Miss Amateur Are vau musi-al.
Prpt Eistrnr- rruf Bi,ten--Y Yes.
bat lf yoa we're roin~ % play anything.
siau't mind my treliu-s. -->snr >ing
Courisr
--lt seern> % me. Observed riticr~.
-'that >sribb~r's b.l.sls rrasls a. thou 20
be- verc sddic,ed t. IN. h.,ftie Yes. %
asSeuted Wsxg. "-Te the mae laxe-
bottle. fIsrp.r's Eszar
The Eecips How daI wo..lbv
Waite grt bis rrputation fnr heing
bright Why. By prvaptn~-~ ti~'s
always the trst 81 say 'che=tuat- vhen
some b.lsiy essay, n clever observation -
-Washingtou star
Mrs White Aud DO vos nean =,
>aY that you and yyur husband al
ways agree about everything Mr.
BlaciS Always excerpt. u course
nox and thea when he's oas cf Auuassr
or pigh~aae,l- % saa~thiHs % that
sort -E-assou Transcript
Mean. Even Then--Nr t1ashl-v-
DO you know that JazhJ "a brats his
wife aIH..,s every night in thu week
Mrs Flu~hl~v--No. does he a. the
mousters- Mr. FIuShley---u. don't
know about that, vou >e~ he plays a
mHeh better game than >he d.--s. ---
KnNburs Mass Gazette.
Proverbs vas largely the ruin %
-ETwFs
1slsei the sympathssie citizen Take
for instance. that Que about the race
nnt beiu tn the swift I guess that
there has made m. toss. more money on
s-to-I shots than would buru a wet
dog --Cis sinnati Tribune
Wife-~Whv. Charles. whas do
you mean by burning cur old love I,-t-
t~r~-~ H. shan,t-.'f nave b~eu rsa.i-
lng them. my dear. an.i it oecurrv,i to
me chat after die some one who
s. i,h-t - break my wilI might get
aesl.i - th~n AMI Ne thcat ta prove
ysas in-an@ Harlem Life
'l ncle t-.Vr<r .aaI th- fittIs. h.sv
FROM the country. are rhs~. ths huiisi-
luEs taev call siy-scrap.r>r~ They
arr. Tommy answered Tn. city uncle
'~ e'''n Freiir i's'se i'''''s
1s-'''i sstsPin
e. - as.~
l''i<' irio-
This oriirinli paragraph FROM E.i-
isnr Hams r,-c~nf New York letter .-
rp5nr the rounsls - th.. country Il
s'a'A MT give on~ <'''i- 7N a9is--'lfne
4raF' r'-s -';'ir''Sr'i 's''''rgra ziri W D.
san NH.ng P't "'l~sl- taue sn'i
..e7' atg a. az th- SANE time f"r o Z
lAF'~ "'..iiarT ni'ili' 'iii~s b. ''esu
ha''efy part an'i Harlem susarn-'- -
Atlanta ''i-t -tiiati5a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
MANY sA0 sPsLLERs-



" wisf~ C-i-ssaFi.-s4
\ slftls boz. examined hrfss-s. a ntas--
i~sratc. Wa a-.sesl e. sp,-slI the ssu,rusr-
4 an grateful for th- beuefts Z hsr,
r~resve,E H- lazaag~sl % spell ftaf
eslrrvs-.y -U-rpt the last vvar,i vhicr
he wrote thus .-res-leresi
The magistrate nreaouuee-i rais - ~.
--fatai aRt sent the lad - -rhssll
k.nfsrre the saaar rulr izupart arIv al
r1unsi. ant where weusE - half the
worlds cgiehrfrss>s
Take txo laAis-s mrsa sarah Bern
har'it can nns spxA well. ami oa.- q ass-
own uiass cherished asssrvss.s~ ,s.rr~ n,1t
always .pell CORRECTLY "a a r-c-ns
autograph i~tter= u hers se sad --o,.-
cured
Then E5snarcis n--e- could soeis
. ll- .m-sif has eaafes..-i ta a Iaslx e
dili--euev - seha.sl a. a e1u~ssguea.-.-
= whsh has lett~r- e,sutaiu NAM
Spelling ~rrors. Jahn Erfrht uas an
[ other statesman saauesvh hat weak "a the
SANE particular
Amnug literary meu a famous b,ur-
ull - j. eousp pae1lous ha1 sps-I l-r 4
brief examiHatiau u his copy j. ger
orally sutiei~ns = das-oyrr an errur
/ In short .etter % h5s occurs the curf-
Gus b.under -peBHier
T But plenty - authors slip ocraSse--
ally Even O4iver Wendell Holm~~
makes a Haistais- N sp.sIIIng the rather
common vsorst indispensable - whls-h
be writes --iudzspensi BE. --Pea-s7u =
Nesbfr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
PUT ~ eRisos
s-s-rfssa Y.~hs-as-s Iusses-.sa-,f - - ~
HsrsGs IN q nisss-

NV -tsslE.tvf. Juus. -t -- t-x-t .lunulss-
dare " 4 ts9rJion- 81 rh. southern
Yaeht club. has r,--is,-t a cable zz.-
patch from attoru~v. RI Havana STAT
ing that she ya-ht N-p~uth- ha, h.-ra
- se,i hv the spanish ausaar5tl,-s aasl
thIt her avnrrs. George Agar aasE
k5sla. p brflev have h-~u imrrt.. l.,i-
B-stA u tar~~ m~n are pr,ssnz zu..st n
s.assi.al aust ausiur-s circle, - thfs -zrr-
b'ssa-s ms.-n h-r-. - ta.- r.st-1n alsg ss7s-l-
ex-haa-re The Nep~nts- I-ft here =
fe7r weeks a-s en crua 80 a1au4- tll,s
Eieraia cHa=s ansi th-u - ls-,i aerzzss
- eaaa- &. ~ saat tla- she ra.hs uaas
av-raaals-l ~ q >nana-s g4z1a4. aasI
t.s-veet ln-9 Hanna
Aizaauzs ne -sahls - w. hr5eE e r
ssl9psz-ssz frsul irs ,~ur~ .a4s tna vas ~
~. "a u.-s-t~st II carry ing q Ez5hzses--
tax sKp.-tIraau- Tarre are several
asasrs % tas party h.-siais-s tAa tsrs
sszne-s, hae Is s uae 4nosua vasthsr
tAse wars al pia11--t In eiu eas-aasaiz :
Ias. - zare e ta,. va.,as za,l .fnsras.111-
sazu- - asr a-wuas-- ~r~arrsl ga eE-
esse1s~ns wnen t1- fs-- ts.y-1rs. snazvr
aaal sreus were a. au.-~ tas~u - -.
tAss A.1aer hefHrr ~--s-reEtrg tFznew-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
BUSINESS Grows BETTER.
Dsa-. rrsae E-.s~- fss 10 ussz sAs-s
Garrsasssf activity

psta-. rFsfe E@ste~ fer to wssz sAs-s
decreased ,sttvtty-
nv YaEK- Juue Cd R - Dau q
Co. = weekly review % trade SAYS:
Business j. h-ttcr. alth,urh the crop
outlook affecting prusp--cts beyoud the
near FUTURE s. littl. iexs distinct
There = more urnuud ftr tlubE abaus
winter wheat aud cotton taan q week
agc. and thrr.hiuy re-eip-. arr cesa-
parativelv lov. though the rru,p~cts
for sPrsdx wheat are exceedingly go.lsL
The pricr. f. cent lower fcr tn. week.
i b~you.i mistake too low. q the latsSs
Impressions % injury to winter wheat
are currect- Eeccipts for. the wees are
relatively small. bot t,r the tpur weeks
they have been 5. issi. ttt bu .hcls against
5,7gts-s bushels last y-ar. while A.
lautls exports, four incluieI. have
been for f1ur weeks ast-1s bushels
against :. tttnp. bushels Inst v~ar.
Corn has declined fraction aad
p-lrS Is steady. cotton has fallen s-I5
tn eeuts. ia spite % reports Of serious
in Jury By rains IN Texa- and I.ouisi-
ana. A Light buyinE ~ northern
spiuu~r~ surprises the market, foe
Their takiuvs have been more tEaa
enough for the wears consumption.
AMI returns show great t.ecrsase n
exports Of cotton guo,i~
Speculation has even spread 10 th.
VOL market ami with an advance %
about cent in Prie,-. Lhe SALE hays
been the largest ever known for anv
wsswlx-faI1 1-tl1 puunsi-. against s. ,li.-
ss4 in l-g. Ia f1ur weeks % June sales
have been If. ~. ts,j domestic aust -
s5t-spa pounds foreivu. bst in Is93
thev vserc tI8o. I'D dou-~ti. and Ia
- saf fore <n- \ growing belief
that the damestu, clip Is short AMI
Al siea that the eosning Loasi1a sales.
Beginning July . viii show higher
prievs have h.-n more potent than n
little increase n IN. mluufacsurin.r
demand, aasi the pra-r has r5-en a. al
markets LIgat weights aad mixrst
gu-s.s hesitate ant ..lu,e a : h,Ner
than a rear 8-1. bat ~in.-r the " ash-
in-t1u mtIi9 op@ns,l eiav vrerst -ais ars
a. a slight asivane- tltAsr usssll1fgs
aui BETTER xraaie~ have b-~a stronger
IN tpur. Elr IAnur rruu n'ss arr p.tzs-
IN EltA frr'i'tent airan,-r. "a ~4ses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

Hi- wtf~ Va. Js.r N.rrt-x- ra-s, saa rh--
nl.ln-t I.r- " l.. Aa~~ o..

~F1r Yourself ant Ntf-r-
As the iletei clerk uttered ths~c vrur,i-
the new iy-arrivesE xue~.. n tall. sparr
man - forty. with sisis whiSser~. hooked
uP 'rom the register with a couadest
smile a. be sail
Yes sir. Tor myself srd vjsc. an.i
nnt ouiv that. bat denf want a r,,ou1
on the seventh f.r1~. several bt1c.ss
away from the IRE escap.-. kri vrhsr~
30 vii take the eall bov all night -
rea,.6- wat th.- bristaI CHAMBER. AMI
/ u there r a ehois-e - bridal chamber.
I want ths best oae- uaiee M hau~s
+ - if- Ne. ~ir. hs went On. with .,
authoritative wave Of the haud. Il
wa marris.,i a. noau to-day. aud au
houna - faer ali the eoas-quen~r~.
and don't care who knows it. We
Aah a houze wedding. az " hish there
were rrr~-ut on~ hundred aud nfty
guests - Tho family. and all s-lt pres
eats. whigh ia array and anaxrihcensr
ar~ nos equaled auvvk~re- We arrived
81 ths. hvr O'clock train. and nv blush
ur hri4r ls nov IN IN. lastis.-- rec-u-
tlou room- waiting with quiVcrins
heart Tor nv return
" yoa vii observe. there II some
rice IN the hrim % my hat and our
name is fe>to, 1e,i in bright r-d letter
on the end - eur new trunk.
Z b"ught especially for the Joyous osca-
7 sion AMI YOU wouid know nv bride
was genuine miis 90 by her iixhs
-ray travelling costume. her splr- ami
span new hat and her general air -
timitltv. We have b~-u out onfv faur
hour~. but ! have ALREADY Addressed
u1v wife a. -asarrst~ ere times in tho
. pre~encv - total strangers. ami sh.
has responded vrirh "aarlizx in eaeh
instance. Aad ~ prup-s>- u ke~D thts
mp during our welding trip. vs. hirh
viii ia.t six weeks an.i cssver Niagars
fails. Wa>hi nxtaa- the Natural brisfx-
% virginia and other prin.-i pal points
Of interv>t
Ny nams = Amos Z sbl~. aud
sm out "a my weslsiiaar trip with fh..
d-arwsr. sweetest title woman ia the
world have aaaner - burn. there
iss no S~eeit ia mF heart. I want The
7 b~~t of evervthiax. and want the
whole world IN general - know that
an the kapple-t man alive Nov IS
there auy thluE ulorc voa Noult ike %
know
I NoyhiHg. SIR rrpii-si the clerk a.
h- closed the lesierr. toals down ..~F
from tho hosr'l and rauG the gong fsr
the hall hav So, Louis E~nuhli..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
UNDER 4 saw NAxz
rA- whl.Av esasasa. K<-,rs aasz--. sgvs-
far a. GIlI1.sas Ch4-r-r-

rh- Whl.ay esasasss K<ars.asz--. s1vE~
far Gfltasas Chtrr-~-
CHEe8tg. Jane - -Th.s rg,sr.rlni RAJ
ti9a committee of the WHISKY trus.
maize a wholly unexpected move to-
day by applying for an Illinois charter
for the ueS corporation wEich Is -
operate the seventeen active plants %
the oh D.>tfllJar & Cattle Feeslla-
Co. The name 0f the new c1mpany j.
TO be the Aner.raH DistiIleries 60.
The object for whs-h 10 II
forTnei the Application SAYS. r, % en-
gage IN ami carry ou a general dl>rIli-
ing. reel->tillinr AMI recsif sins bsl,s-
ness The elplta5 stock r. fVe3 a.
s.. oo0 8na. - whieh sem $50 : u he
preferred Chicago 8, Eiven a.s the -
eatiou % the priaeinal osi-e=- The
duration - the es-uarash,u - % h.
ufasstV-ufuss FsH~~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

H=ss ta@ <ssr@ ts-vsrsaa-ur W~---a<-r =.
Hmrsss ~s--usils,. Nssn~r

naHs fh~ ~Ssfe ts~susrrna~af N~--~a--r -
sarsss ~g-usila- Nsa-T-
~ WssafzNsraN. Iar~ Fer s.5gut
tials fh- bead q rh- passport bureau
q The ,sAts l~parsansnt Aas h~-n N.Y.
tzsssi By rer~Evia.r demands from per-
saue IA variras towns aun eitaes fs.-
prusnpt reply % their app beataous f7r
passports 81 rhs. retl-u % shs zlssE<g
sent - th- &epartEeu- IN czeh cass
lnzrs15Easis1a faile,t b sh.ss that aav
sz1s-h app lratiuu- have h.en received
T. was a7en-en- THAT stealing va
aaag ssisusla here ant after rIsz..
vaEeazasr ARK NeWu-rris-- a asssen.sr-
hssr- uasr>s EurV IL 50, - get the mail
AMI carry T. % rhr passport bureau.
vas sa>p.-rrest It VA f5una he hsld
heru Iast1lrinr il lara,h exEeusi5-
turvs aal xeu~raIiv hsI mauev -
spsu1 Eae anuanE ls-t Is MT ret
snGsu- aHr it ls certain - - wei up
ians the haa.iresis - lallszs frsm the
aanassr - s'sulgls.uts rvse5Vesi- L -
saai saas "a Aast Saturday ezAte-a
aesrers each lneia=inE =. ~sr- ah-
szEartssE Nm Frfrie has bs-u azs-
ss5.14ra-ssaE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

-Dou-t shut that book II you do
you'll hoo.ioo this house said clerk
in one % the largest hotels last night
70 a visitor who, in leaving. had care
lesslv closed the hotel register. The
CLERK Insisted. ard the visitor returned
20 open the book and ask an explaua-
ton why. aoa't you know th-.
elerS saisi, that IL you shut hotel
register and d0u't reopen IL yourself
you hoodoo the book The next per
sou registering on that book Is sure 70
he dead heat At least that Is the
universal superstition among hotel
men, and nv observation has been tha.
there i something in IT, I wouldn't
op.n that book tonight Ihave often
gone half way across the o1see 10 pat
nv 6uger between the leaves 10 pre-
ve1t Soule careless person like yoursei :
from shutting the register. Almost
evsrvoue has supsrstitiOr. and that
l. oue OF the nest important in a hotel
clerks creed --kazsas City star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

he regarded himself a. very En-
glash- 1a.i he certainly was very vounS
lie t4ucied that be eut a very impos-
ny EZurs a. be saaztsred past the
ths1tsr. inst a. the matinee girls
ezserged ou the street
BGt 4 large coarse men. Who was
going y. spoiled Il al by reuarkinx,
n loud voice
Hello. WlIie. What are y-u doirs
with that pipes Gong 20 blow soAE
kubbleS9-
Ard u1~ there = ore more younz
UaE IN BuffalLo who VII never agAiE
smoke a PPe Ou the StreSE-Bgfals
Express
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04
INDIGNATION AT OMAHA.
r1sis-a- - Thsr sIrv aI.r-~sI at -,
tsrssth - NHsF~su-.i e,s---. ,-t..,,

rf1is-as - Thsf tTrv aI.r--I At th-
t-rs~th - Na=F~svsl tserus ,-t..a-
OUtHt- Net-- June "a The d-usan
frr municipal rrsorln Ga Omaha b.s,-aaus
80 Prouounee,l Yesterday that business
rz@n ami eitiEeus. REGARDLESS % PARTY
Feeling. nnite.t IN the puhlicatiou of a
pruciaratiau calling Tor th. or-aniza-
tlou - a c5sF -averumeut. Tn. en-
h~r> of pr1iss iHdignasi1a have been
famed f1r >everal months bv the al
legged eurr1nsiaa existing in lo,,aI
municipal aEajr~ M1uths a-o it
was no;iy-i that city money
v-as being ussd bv -pecu-
lator>. contractors AMI Others with
political jndn-z-c- Th- matter be-
came ~ f4xrant two weeks since that
the school hnari demanded an investi-
CATION as to it, funi~ The NEXT dav
City Treasurer Islla h.d from the
city. leaving note that be hal gone
20 commit suicide ofHcers In,atc,l
him ia hiding pcvctopuleuts showed
that many EenberS 90 the city
eouncl aud other politicians oxc,t
the eity from sIo u 5000
Zach The 0uty security TIE
treasurer h-sl was slip in the cash
drawer inf eating the amount dae the
city ea the Z - t. cash Wa uiis>in- >
sp the amount 81 s1a.apA S5ncr then
this ha> been reduced svs l-th iris by the
- L = being taken uP The council.
tn the face - the situation. refused
o. ier1ss Ealiu. though maav citizens
yr~r'- demand m bis arrest \ week
after bis defaieations were male pub
Dig. E1l'u resigned The mayor r--
peateilv seat name 20 citizens 20 the
council but that a.piv refused % sou-
dr5n the aoaainat iaae- IN the uleantlrl-
leavinr B'.In ia otis-e- After turning
down many - the mo-t reliable citi-
-ru> Of tssaiha- The council at Il 1-e-a,.ls
iass nirht. after r-~ls-s delay. -un-
rrtue,t J. a. nanoat a. ritv trea-ur-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

ExFOEiA, Kan. June - "A big
seare which Preeipitatei a panic was
caused last night At the Salvatiou
army tent iusE as services were abSgt
70 close and when the teEt was
crowded >onle malicious person
threw a huurh Of burning shaviarS
against the back wall Of the tent lust
behind the platform Tie tent i'm
ulediately took TIRE aut a few
moments Of pantemoniEm rei-ued
Vita great presence Of min1.
Capt Cromwell aud others extin-
guis1ed the flames. - bale other mem
bsrs Of the army qaisted the panic.
Only a few perSons were Injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-04

oxford Jane =z--Tae trustees Of
Uaion Female College held very i'm
rortaHt ant entbasiastie meeting here
sosiaY. a. Shiea they agreed to apply
sae amount - Subscription nos on
saa4 sI9.aua. % the erection os 4 new
busldiug azd improvement Of the old
oaes. TbeT will advertise for bids,
which must Be n By July & Speci6ca-
tious foe the Eork are on fls in Mem
phis and s@verzl other places. and the
wcrS : 20 be done bv Septeuber 7. I.y5.