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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
MRS. MACHEN's SUICIDE.
Tragic Death of the Widow of n Late
United States Senator.

to the Post from Clinton. KY, says: Mrs.
Victoria Machen, widow OF the late United
States Senator Willis B. Machen, commit
ted suicide at the home of her sister in
this city today by shooting herself through
the head with a pistol.
She was discovered at an early hour by
her aged mother in an Clubhouse, and 1t is
thought the deed was committed about
daylight. Her health has been bad. and
1t is supposed that continued suffering
turned her mind. Senator Machen was ap-
pointed by Gov. Leslie and served one
term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
Washington Grain Market.


Spring patent -four, per barrel. 475a5 90; spring
straight -four. per barrel, i.25a450; winter patent
-four, per barrel, 4.50a4 IS; winter straight four
per barrel Local Is: winter extra -FOUR per barrel
3.50a3.75; clipped white oats. per bushel, 40aII ;
No. white oats per bushel 3S!aas9; No. mixed
bushel, 6la62; No; white corn per bushel Ella
90; No. ! timothy hay, per ton. 13.e5al4 90;
No. 2 timothy hay, per ton f.7ja1250; No. 1
mixed hay. per ton, i2OOal2.50; No. i cut hay,
Per ton d3 toaliSO; bulk bran, per t. ton. I7.o0a
straw, per ton. Is 56ai4O0; wheat straw, per ton,
600. The above quotations for lots delivered
on track, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
Indicted for Fighting.

MONMOUTH, Ill. May 24.-Wm. OBrien
and james McCarty. indicted as principals
in the prize fight in this county on Easter
Sunday. and John Welsh and John C.
Rugby, seconds, pleaded guilty to sending
and receiving challenge today and were
sentenced to a fine Of 500 each and four
months in the county jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24

A deed went on record yesterday under
which John +. Bishop) Hurst conveyed to
the American University part of the St.
Philip Jacob and Friendship tracts county,
containing 81 acres,2 roods and 10 perches.
This is the site on which the great Metho-
dist University will be constructed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24

Geo. X and Edmund r. French today
filed bill in equity to enforce a judgment
creditors bill of S2G0.40 against Thos. C.
and Benz. C. Pole and others. The sale Of
certain parts of the tract known as ''Sher-
ms Estate" owned by the American Ener-
'rzer manufacturing Co., Is asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
Building Permits.

follows: Margaret Raglan, to erect three
story brick dwelling at 642 L street north
east, to cost $4,000. A. p. Pardon, to erect
two brick stores, 2103 and 21O5 K street
northwest, to cost s., 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
Estate of Patrick Tourney,

Anne McArdle and others today filed a
bill in equity against Mary Tourney and
others for the sale and partition of part Of
lot 3, square DOG. of the estate of the late
Patrick Tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
VIRGiNIA'S ELECTION.
Returns So Far Are MeaEcr md
Mixed.

RICHMOND, Va, May A.-Elections
were held yesterday in all the counties and
most Of the cities of Virginia. The returns
are meager and mixed, and it Is hard to
give any definite idea of the result. At
Portsmouth. Lynchburg, Alexandria and
Lexington all went democratic. Roanoke
city elected ten councln1en. six democrats
and four republican, a gain of two for the
republicans. Winchester elected three re-
publican councilmen and one democrat.
In some of the counties 1t was free
fight, and little significance is to be at
tacbed to the result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
HE: OWNED HIS SECRET.
A big Award for Damages Against
the DobsOns.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May PA jury
today brought in a verdict of $4,000 in
favor of John W. Dempsey, a former en-
ploye of the carpet manufacturing firm of
John and James Dobson of this city.
Dempsey, who was the leading dyer for
the firm, sued to recover $4,000 damages
for the loss of secret formulas for mixing
dyeing colors. He claimed that the de-
PENDANTS forcibly got possession of his
books and copied the secret formulas. caus-
ing him damage aggregating the amount
sued for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
APPEALED TO BRICK LAYERS.
They May Boycott All but Union Made
Bricks.

Bricks.
CHICAGO. May 24-The striking brick
makers have appealed to the Bricklayers
Union for aid in their fight against the
bosses. who have refused to pay the union
SCALE The strike situation now promises
to take q peculiar turn. At the bricklayers'
meeting tonight it is understood that a
resolution will be passed. which practically
means boycott of all but union-made
brick.
The strikers made threatening demon
trations at two or three points today,
where brick were being unloadded from
cars, but were dispersed by the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
CT the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24

A bill in equity was filed today by Cor
nelius II. and Mary NJ. Shea against Thos.
]. Shea and others, for the sale and parti-
ton of part of lot 9, square 5o6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
neforc thc Geosrnphic Society.

Mr.. Robert T. Hill will repeat before
the National Geographic Society in Co.
lumbar University Hall tonight the lee
ture delivered by him in the Cosmos Club
Hall April 20 on THE Geography and
Geology Of Costa Rica and Panama"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
Elected to Yale Societies.

Several Washington boys were honored
Yesterday at New Haven by election to
Yale senior societies. The Skull and Bones
cleo ted Mckee Dunn Mckee and ]. H. De
Sibour, while a similar honor was confer
red on George x. McLanahan by the VOLTS
Head Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
MANY Went tn St. Asopb,.

A large crowd today made the trip to
tie ST. Asaph track. which was In first
class shape, and good days sport was
assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
The Cabinet Meeting.

The regular cabinet meeting was held at
the White House today. The absentees
were Secretaries Carlisle. Smith and La
mont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
YOUNG COLLINS. DENIAL.
The Jury is Considering the Assault
Case.

In the case of Thomas Collins, the timer
charged with an alleged indecent assault
on Miss Annie Corners, a seventeen-year-
old girl as published in yesterdays Star,
| the prosecuting witness finished her testi-
mony yesterday and the case went over
until today. In her testimony Miss Con-
ners said she invited Collins to call during
the evening, telling him she would be alone
during the day. and instead of calling in
the evening, as she requested. he called in
the afternoon. and after the alleged as
sault was committed, she said, he kissed
her goodbye against her will.
Collins Testified.
When the hearing was resumed in court
today the defendant went on the stand in
his own behalf and admitted almost every
thing the girl said except that part Of her
story relating to the indecency.
"A short time after I had reached the
house." the defendant told the Jury, Miss
Corners told me she loved me more than
she did any other young man she knew. I
told her now that she had confessed her
love for me she had better prove it by sit
ting on my lap
Continuing. he said she sat on his lap
and he put his arm around her and kissed
her.
a special lady friend and could not have
kept his Engagement with her that evening
had he called on Miss Corners in the even
ing instead of In the afternoon.
Witnesses to Character.
Several witnesses were called as to the
character of the defendant, and one of
them described him as model young man.
while another one, John Hewlett. said he
w6s such a good young man that he (How-
letO wished he had two like him.
The court finished hearing the evidence
and arguments and gave the case TO the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-24
Gruiu and Cotton ,Inrkct..

Cotton and grain markets, reported by W. B.
Hibbs, stock, grain and cotton broker, 1421 r st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
CONDENSED TELEGRaaS

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

CoLCEsCS- O. April II - Charles
Hart vas hAzxe5 n the azzxx Of The
oaio P~1itsntiary a. Ie=as n N for the
nz-a~r Of littls AshLey ant E1sis. Good
n PazA1llg eoUztF Sovemb-er -. Es-s
Hart w1s "A iyzoraat Lad oE - Fsa-<-
and Ms 1ervE - TIE las- A1thczxa
he @.1e eC1t-szioz after LIS arrest
ae Ezate thlssta-e1e1t ca The gzlIozs-
J an 1oS gElty Ct tAis shArxs-
lie u2s hspSLzz4 = the Mesh<..ss
AssA ss.sre "a sxrxssscz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
4 CLOSE CALL
csL Dsass Fs14a Ars<r B<a.x Ms-.a.x
Thre- Days

san AS-Oxso. Y NJ ApriI IA
rs=eze p2rty has arrived brlaxizx Col
Doa6<. s<ed - ysars~ who had been
loss Il the m01z-1Szs thrse d1ys- Col
DoslSAs lost hEs way in gOiz< from A.
caro- mountains 10 Hzna0zb1ry. where
he kzs zinlzR prOper-y- LIE w1s AZ
eozsSioas Ehea fouaG
Col ODDS : vel kao~u rhrough-
ext ths soz.hwss-- having Ear tAirty
Esz-s h<ea eozaees~1 1z.A tie s.usa
Bs Ezil<s.s a s.EA ssxszess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
JAIL DELIVERY.


ALsC0CnSCE y NJ April IA
telegrzz received here Yesterday
2frsrnoou fruaa EasEsll says the PRS
Oa~rs Il the al there overp.5~srx,3 the
I1i4~r zzsl ioexe,l h-1EP TAeyar-assa
tEsZselvss 4z1 started oct Three Of
tk-z are Elr,ie-e-S The 1-zr-n soon
spus.i and The was.5e to7zu ssz-tsd N
P1rs1zt 81 The prSso1eEs- A lev zE-es
tre1 aosSslI . pslsAe-i baStle o.
szrre4 4Hs- he P-so1<rz s=FFez6ersd
sfs<rrcs- wac rSsssel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Tns TIppAh CcunsT DeEae-1zs- sreeu-
tive eoG1itsss aas Itepse,1 rsssIzsion
zsGOrl1lzzzzE tie SAFE D-aosr-asss
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A9-zss tsEs- azd n ta= matter u zsus-
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saEz bE the sz-ir~ >z1as- tie eaassza.ss
sslscse1 b. e.ss Gasrrt-- % be vose-z sor
AZ t.s S1SsEh@r elscsisa sk-11rhs4s
the szti-e >-as-- A<s5s1 1xi=x sha
tine 4z1 zsrho1 ot the eezzsy r~~snx
sEs soszpo1@,& % 4~a-E the a.rzSsn az sa~
S-l-a uc-zE-zze-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
PEACE ia PROSPECT.

PEACE ~ PROSPECT
A. U~sf~rss.~sfs~< Es~s---- casa. sat Ea-
p-.a sssn~Asiar A@~~rsps~--s sr-~s I.w.-
r@- a<r~~s@-as LsA-fr h-~ ~sxw-.a t.
tAF N@~~a.'s Fta- tssEa@a Hss-s As tn-
N-<@sAssassas-g.p.4 VI uaa ssr.as Csa-~.-
.s--.a..
WA~sEyer'sv- April n -osseial al
vuass rus~lve-i h.-rr fr.,aa japan suE5-
1a'e tass IN unsi-r~saasiin< has h.--n
reached lset've~u ti., lapanrs.e amt Chi
u-se plea potent iari~z. AMI thar sas
u~Hs e -. i~slste csuriuSiau oF a
ir~zsF - p%z-- may - sr.,ass-f E.sr a.
E.F msasa@ut
ssrsts sa.asf1-slsa n exr-vsss.,f here
a, siae iafuruaa-5ssn that t.ss- p.,a.,.. n-srs-
tl1ts7as AHv- hsva practically cssu-
cl1sssst ei-ht siaT~ h,-ssrs fAss t5nss- ixssE
tar she feruizataaa - the exaasur
A<uEstss~-
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terms e s~ttl-sucns elu11 ane b.
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spseu-se - sae ur-r-at aasg gssn--a.<rf rs-
g1-stS - sa-- Ghin~=se rs~n51-sseusiarr
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ONLY PASSING RUMOR-
Ne Ias1zas1s@ sh.s the Caa-.a Iz-zr<-ar,
Wm D<<h.r- Th-I- Ia.E-p~a.E-o~-.

HAVANA. April Ia-The reports cir
s1l2t@a N the Czrtsst states that n
n=stinx Of the in>1r-ent leass-rs would
be held IN Guatnaro. IN the pr0Eiuee ot
Puerto Prineips. On AprH I1- FIR the
pGrpose Of PrOEllz zzrIn- forzzlIy a
deelaraci0n II in1ep=adeaee- were e.
roneUas No s1sh co1Fentio1 has
been held. nor = Il ka0xu n 1eIl-in-
formed circles that = me~siag Of she
character described Was In.enE~t-
The reP0rts Ezs OalE = passing rzzsor-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

wAsHESsroS. APra "a s~er~tar7
Hose >sHitA dai u.ss earr 30 disslSs shss
r~r~r- fro1 Atlanta. ga 20 the sr-wa
that ps7iiths1l Esmasaath1u h1sf h.~a
zzzsts aE Waach >en1sur ss.rryEs,us wos1lsi
rza tar <gEernar 1a.3 >ecr~tArT saith
zuult nae the rzc- sgr she azress
>sz.es ssnass- lie stated howersr.
th1r Senator tis1r,io1 woala n. 5e a
eouzt5sas@ t1r the S3v~raorshiz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
SUDDEN 0EArA
OF C.ps- JsAa A Ls~-.. w-.lsAy uA-.sur.

CzTLLICurHE- No April IZ-CapE
SGh1 a Lowe. au= 0f the u@alsh5e~r
farmers IN Lawns <sr0a engnty- 3-upp~si
dad al hEs hs11ze EiAeS nortA Of The
city Of ChiI4ieDshe- NJ Lowe hAs
been In sa= city trazsaStinx bGsfz-s.
darin< the day. azG di@1 a teu NO
n-nts after arriving hone He s~rreE
~ith dlsrinc-ioc a. ! eapslz7 n -
federal army Guriag sh- war. zzt AZ
tAs close eng1<s1 In farming and
Amass.sl a t1rrun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

A KxPoEr frssz Hs-usaIn4- GA.esE the
is<h- szys tAat Il HrzS Chang. the
cAizese p-ase ezvOy. frankly as.z5ts
the weakness dz<plzysd BY Ckiza and
expresses r---es ssar Il for h@r SAKE
hut at the saEe time ne thinks tnas
the d=sezx Of China wllI advance the
-azse q eiriliz1rioz IN the sAs=- azsi
:. therefore. zo< altogether 10 b~ re-
Er<s.esl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

JHE pssUEnsou -ssw~rnm=n- has f1r-
war2sd tS GrsaE Britain a ssruzx prv-
s<ss against the pr0p.1sissa1 & the
Csi1s9 States 70 pr0hTaiE sealing u
B<Aring SEA aa& - extend tAe E.-as
7e-ulAzioGz ~ 20 the close seasS1 Azsz
s~e q arezrz1s over the ezrEre waters
zorth OF she thirty-6frh parallel of
iaszzzase-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18


ErTrrun~nt ~ Perm ua5i-. aruzx- ar-
'ies~-t taas threr prisoners who had
tired % es-ap- =. A--7ss- IN dsash hv
the gasF,ts with The butss oE th~i-
rEfes- une uf the prisoners -ss killed
ant the otEsr two Eere fatally N
iurr,i
II Wa ssasesi "a good susAar1tr. o.
the Iith. that J. = Garrison : urxan-
rEsn- a company IN start a z~rSpap~r
az Cha-az-s - D. called sA- Eewts-s-.
after hEs ol1 paper At De- Nosn~s. "a
and that half sf the capital hzsE h--~n
rais=,t Il vii h-e f-sss silver s-z-aa.
ugFIcHsL astsSers reserved IN WaSh-
S1Gtcu from Japan on The fszh- inssi-
e1ieSt thas an understanding had hs-ea
r~aeh~s hetwe~a the Japaz@se 7asf Chr
nee PaezSps1sezsiz-i~~. xzG sha. tho
news % the definite e,rns-g 1s5nn of a
treaty Of P~4e~ miEAs h-- looxesz s1r al
zny l1Eer@
>sNrEL = KAN a farmer - Nav
town Pa. climbed a sr~e- cu the Irth.
80 cut \ switch whxn hs f-HE 70 tn
xround a DISTANCE of Is se-s- art srulse
hrs neck When h@ ssz-t~-H 30 rslm ,
the tree he r~uarSea % hsx brosh~r-
r. -,
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w1s destroyed hy 1re su th~ TesA A
s-y-ar-lld soG uas ha-u=t 10 death.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

oSE ErSDEzD employees of The Clere-
land sol >1ip Bzi-aalz< Co went cut
81 strike Gu The zsA The eu@paaT
Froposes. - PaF tAs cd haa.AS ST
AID new Eaea = = per dzr- The ss-is<<
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ssri<srs we're employed N th< bsll<r-
zzxEng 1epzrtzznE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

WzEs the 4~za8 operatives sf the A.
lz1sie mills a. o4nsyvile- T. L wens
% work en- the f1zh- SzLenszzz<. A.
7lrs11zx % pr0ssrzEus- 20 lzoor a<1eez
Uiaztss a1G thea 70 cut on ssr-<<.
tHsS foGzd sigas P.a~sesi ou The <zz<s
uoc5fyi1.r them that the mills wsl1ls4
&c closed G1.il further nGs1e~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

kEFTT w~EI-xnaza Spanish oeseiaAs
N Havana = Was said On the EGra-
aasE been P1s IN sal1 90 szSpicz01 Of
sympa-Aixi1g wi-A the Czbaz -eEosz-
szeaasES- ES5ssazss cartridges 5s-saas--
ing - the Sp1aasa <0x>rzzea- hza
besn secretly r-zorsss azst -zraesf o<Sr
- the L1sur,rs-rs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Al ezs.zszAs-ir 1e@-szr x.s k@ls n
>Gz1i- Ass ~-~< tsr sas p4-po=@ e
cr-1az=1a< \ Nszn< Meas BzsSs~ss
Lag Tie tszla~iz< o~r~r< wsru
s-@cszs. .ls< sa@ ezsGzar r~a-- r Lash@<zz.
7-~st&ezs- Z = AExlz@sz- 1r~. vse~-
p-~sa@<zs= Il N<kazf-. sseoad vs~=-
7-~-i@=zz 2 Il Lfzzsll rseo-si.<
s~1-SsA-Es J d BlSrA. eu--essozEE-c
s<r-ssazy- J I Nsys<- t-s.zzrsr= Al
yasssE ss-ss. J D H<EsssL ] L s-ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

THE Am@ricza yzSht vI<iians was
successfully lzlRrh-d az >.SGfhAEp-
ton ca the ssh Unir@-a states Cooszl
ki1kheaG azA oeaer Prgziaea. AE---
se1az were ca hsarL The ~harvez
s10ux the water tr0at were crowded
Wz-A sPertzs1rS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

IL = gnslrrSsoa.s from Hzaues-icr.,s
sagrreS that the treaty h~sween ts-~as
Britain and tse nSzesf State under
saieh Il s=stl~nasrs mar - hass Of rhe
sszius cf the Caaasf51z sealers against
tbs eo1a.rT. vii uos be f6rEula.ed
h.t1rS zsx- autumn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

FOSrxA=rEE-ssExEE2 WILSON ssa.esi.
"a tire 18th that the SzEes Of ssznaz
b9r IRE lass 41zzr-sr sf l-ss am.suntess
- 80 tg1,5-r whieh 7ssss the LARGEST IN
the history Of the <yv<-zrszE tor .
lzsns periG.L He cssnsisEerrsf this bz-
-vsu1efer indicating the revival Of buss-
zs~G
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

CoxFTEoLEKR BSwLEs cf the trxa<-
ury. N leagthE opiaala- delivered "a
the -sh- hsI1 tl1at NesSrS- Springer azd
kIlg'sr~- the new Ia.Eg-s Of the Ia..szn
teFri:ory. 1HSs wzIz for their salars~z
tn their nO1zinatEgus are cun6rz=Si By
sae senate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

A D1sRArcz frvm Bzsssz-Pe<sh. On the
sta- szI1 the 1ffaents Of the Dzzzbe
lad owerzSwezs their banks IN the
s0ath Of Hua-ary- The streets Of
mzry towns were Submerged And the
seunata1i0ns 0f hzzE.resss Of houses had
h~e1 washed AWAY In >~nlEn ..aso
p-ople were ko1eiess and suffering
tr0u exposure. having lost everything.
ia<-a1ln.z thsLr e-oshLnE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Mk wnLIAw Covxr GCLLT. Iih~r7I.
wss eieetsi speaker q the British
kazzse of egEzmonS. o1 the f1th- 70 Sze-
es~=3 RE Hon Arthur Weilesl-v Peel.
rs xu<.s- By vote of - 70 - for >ir
Mzsskesx Ridlev-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

THK eeeisian of the <upr~n- e-zrs
in the Ineuur TAX ease was -zasE@ pub
i5s On The sah asssr It's rulings in
c-11 derived f-um rents AMI shuse
from state couzty ami n1aicipal
b.uas*s are exem1&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18

Izx flnexzl Of the late Gen John G.
1.r1s<orth ocezrred ~ Albany. " n.
oa the 1ssh The zat1tanE generzFs
c<zartz<nt was closed for the day.
E1e Gov No<toa and zez<ly al tAs
A-<h 11l-.ry ozeeEs 0t the state 1sss
sEssszk ~ j. . Tslssss ssSssssy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
ANOTHER TEsT
rs - AFpsi-a to th- Ta~s@~-I.z L2..
Csa-zl1 sEi.ss1sszlEs-

Csa-sir sEi...assE1rs-
NEx YoEK- April I1-The IIIiaciS
Cenrrzl E1ilruzst Co. rh-11<h is AZ
tSrz~Es- Peab.isiy- I@1&rr 4 P-abosdv-
yesterday 1ls1 a f.rr1aE E-nE-re- 20
the fri@zssiy s1it uS Chari-s AIi.z- a
ssaSkAol1sr r~Si.fI5s A. esrse1sel1.
Mas IN the Ca7-zss >sz.eS eirruft
coa-t- - r-sr-aiz ths & -ecrors and Of
Gee-s Uf th- eonFaaF from EulEzsarily
e0uPlyiz< with th~ re4uErsm~ass Of
tA- Eze1Ee-tlx law of August I5. lsss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-18
GREENWOOD LEFL0RE.
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