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swEARs HE DID NOT KILL HER.
tpsa which ne win s- Held
for Exsvsafstss-

Chicago. Jass fS-na-sh..la,.sa@
kasf. the Austrian hs.fd h.-.. - e.
.-..-.s.r 80 his Intended wifi. Marie
Nossi~~ka. in Vienna. has Hlasis a con.
fession Of having Disposed of ihs
woman's effects Etsn asked If hs sii,
not kili Miss Noe,ie..ks. - h. caula
marry Anui~ Sehirma. his present wife
who was younger and more attractive
the terrified prisoner almost serram-si
out:
NO. na. no. did not kilI her. !
svsaT."
His confession is aersPssd a. h.-ias
sufficient evidence of guilt 10 warrant
the police in holding him without hai,
for ten days 10 give the Nustriaa con
sui time tn secure the nevrss.ary siocu-
mrnts to insure his b~ing detained un-
ill exfradited.
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Muncie. Ind. June l9.-John Peil.
late Of Baltimore. has begun suit for
sio.eo0 damages against the Sanitary
Euameliug Manufacturing Co. com
posed of iialtimore people who recent
" purchased and greatly enlarged thr
hollowware factory i'.il claims 20
have been the possessor of a sscret
enamel. which he disclosed to the
firm in consideration Of a permanent
position. After they were acquainted
with the ingredients be claims they
broke their contract with him by dis
charging him.
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Chicago. June fa.-tra Holmes.
brother Of Burton Holmes. the t-ctur-
er. was drowned in Lake Michigan ys-s-
,erday by the eapsixiug Of a skir Mr..
Holmes and Mr.. CoRoser. Of Philadel-
phia. were in a small boat. whieh was
being towsd by George 4. Litton's
yacht. While of Rogers park a squsll
came up. and heavy wave struck the
skiff and threw the two occupants into
the water. Dr. Conovsr succesded in
regaining the skin. but Holmes. who
was unable TO swim. sank ~ once.
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Ne. OF Not. from Abroad.

Among those who came from St.
Louis on special train to attend the
funeral were: Gov. and Mrs. steph-
ems. David H. Francis. William j.
Stone. James McClurg. y NJ. Dockery.
Congressman Cowherd, Llyod. Dear
mond. Cooney. Benton. Clark: Dave
Henderson, of Iowa. Judge Lanham,
of Texas: Pierce. OF Texas. and
Williams. of Illinois; Messrs.
Dockery. c. j. Walker. Hohens-
child. Sam Cook. A. \. Lesueur. w. C.
Marshall. Senator Pope. former Con.
gresham Tracey, Frank Farris-
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Chicago. June I7.-Chicago's pcpuia-
tion. according to Chief-of-Police Kip
ley. has finally passed the two million
mark. and is now 2.0ss, ,O45.
Zach year the department takes a
census ON which to base the aPportion-
ment of officers and patrolmen by pre-
eincts, and to regulate the estimate
OF the number of men needed to prop
eriy police the territory within its
jurisdiction. Sergeant DE Long, Of the
police department. who has been chair
man Of the work. said he did not
claim the figures are exact.
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Washington, June Is--Lieut.-CoL
Craesy Childers. First Tennessee vol
unteers. in a detailed report of that
regiments participation in the battle
which drove the insurgents from the
pumping station early in the Filipinos
outbreak. says the fighting was not
very serious. and although they chased
the insurgents for two miles they
could not bring them into any decisive
engagement Afterward. the Tennes-
see regiment went to lioilo. where il
was the first to land, and assisted Gen.
Miller in the capture of that place.
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A ST. LOUIS MILLIONAIRE.
Death Of B~sism mis =. Bsrn~.. of So
Louis st the Windsor Hotel.
Denver. Col.

Denver. Col. June is.-BenjaInin ).
Barnes. a ST. Louis tMo.) millionaire.
died at the Windsor hotel. in this city.
at nine a. m-- of heart trouble. from
which he has been sufferer several
months lie came TO Colorado this
week for his health, accompa MED by
his wife and three children. He was 81
years old. His body will be shipped to
st. Louis.
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THE FEVER is DIMINISHING.
Entaf ess~. of F~v~r ~ .amans
No.tty among Priests rrom
the rhugppts~.-

New York. June l>.--A dispatch 10
the Herald from Panama say<: -Ae-
CoFding 10 official information. the f.
yer i diminishing. There have ~ ~
rs fr-a. s-..---- this sveek The fatal
casss have been among priests. re-
Gently arrived from the Philippines.
Steamers leaving Colon are Snfarc-
ing strict medical exan,' nation among
the passengers before emhsrSins
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UNIQUE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
x..ts 90, Nsskhesse sIe.~s ssa
Prtsessss 60 h~ Rei~ss~a for
Lack sf Appsepriasiss-

Cleveland. o.. june is.-A special
from Xenia. o.. says:
A unique condition of affairs exists
here. owing TO the refusal of the city
council to provide money for meeting
the expenses of the workhouse. The
board of directors of the workhouss
passed resolution ordering that all
prisoners confined there should be re-
leased from custody. and work on the
stone-piIe. indefinitely suspended.
Twenty-eight prisoners will be releas-
ed.
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ANOTHER VENDETTA VICTIM.
James Howard shot Down at Man
chester Ny Near where Tom
Baker Wa. KILLED.

London Ny. June is.-News has
reached here from Manchester, Ky..
that James Howard is another victim
Of the Haker-Howard feud. The story
- that he was shot. Thursday. whIi-
standing in front of the courthouse.
very near the spot where Tom Baker
was shot down last week. The assassin
escaped. Howard was accused of hav-
ing killed George Baker.
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jackson. NO., June i5--John F.
Headriek. 20 years of age. who mur-
derd James NJ LaiI. near here, July I
last. was executed at $50 a. m Head
rick met death with great courage.
About IS people witnessed the hang
ing.
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Chicago. June IA special TO the
Tribune from Cleveland. o.. says: The
stove manufacturers of Cleveland. who
control about 20 per cent. Of all the
gas, coal and gasoline stoves manu-
factured in the United States. have
practically completed plans for the
combination of their interests.
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London, June Resolutions favor
ing the proposed purchase Of the
Muckross Killarney estates for ma
tional park will be proposed at the
meeting of the National Trust 10 bs
held under the presidency of the Duke
of Westminster. June 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Mr.. Bland's grave vas prepared yes
terday morning. II j. on knoll,
which. miles away. Is surrounded by
the deep. green hills Of the ozarks.
IL j. cemeted TO the top. and. after
the funeral yesterday. il was covered
with ferns and white yucca blossoms
Over the grave stands solitary
hickory. whose ieayes viii iaii oa tils
eongressman's las, resting place. Ai
the right is the grave Of Mr. Bland's
daughter. Margaret Hall. the only ons
Of his children who Is not buried a,
HiliSboro. this state.
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Jsh..ss's u.Is.d sold.

Port Clinton. O.. june ia.-John-
sons island. Lake Erie. which was fa-
uouS as prison for rebel soldiers
during the civil war. has just been
sold at auction for s45.ooo- The isl
xnd lies in saEdusky hay. a few miIcs
from the city Of that name.
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Reading. Pa, June Is.-The Berks
COUNTY grand jury ignored the bills of
indictment charging certain Reading
railway employees with being respon-
sihlc for the recent wreck at Exeter,
where p persons were killed and
many more injured.
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A. -.
"a" '"'' '@N'' ""ur'sn-
" P'" MN "h''e
' aus" ""N'e'S "urihg
~ ''''" ~ "
="
kn - n''"ns
=, -. -. =, - -,
slarm-,I NJ H. errr, .s,-~ h.r -.
band Iozf the u.,~~r Of Sr.,,h NJ
Bland insIuIv-,l the fond hot.. that n.
would ~ able 10 -p-ak 80 her h.sor-
b. dsssi. and insisted on retaining h~r
sat AZ his i'si-isie both night aud day
~ nr ~n""id recover temporarily has
- ~ "''" n-r u.s."
- -. !. -.
,,.x ~, A.. ~. =, A.. -, =. "a
funeral
Mr.. Bland leaves no liz. in-ur.n.--
and dies a comparatively poor man
IA material things. but rirh IN the al
iec'ions Of people hnm be has faith
iuiiy -~rNeu Tor - wars
sh "' M h'-ass Iafe.
''isn''t" iarss hiand Nas born IN
"@s'i"s'' NY A"Snsi H. l,44 hs
'''s''eu an sea'is'a'e etis'eaii"n. and
AZ me asc OF ~ removed 10 Missouri.
ne sh"rtiy atter~ard went 10 Caitfor-
ma. and from there TO tha, portion Of
van "hieh y now Nevada iosating al
virginia tity. He hasi chosen the pro
frssIon Of the law. and built up a
good practice. although much Of has
time and attention was gwen 10 the
mines in which h. wa- Interested I,
was n, ,ba, ti,,.. that NJ, a.. b..,-,, "a
.,,,.,, -. - II -.
A.. -
- ''
y u'i''''N- i'i' f's'l''-' %i''fs ".D
n"' prevent ms connection Win pn"ns
anu pohficai matters. and he was
elected county treasurer Of Carson
county. Utah territory. continuing in
Office from Isso until the organization
Of the state government of Nevada
L. tss- ....1 =. ,,;..-; -
- -. =,
SAs' l.n'"'ihS 10 '-s"afioh III august
Isos- He continued the practice ol
iaw' and was elected TO the Forty
third congress. He made coinage I
study, and as chairman of the hous.
committee on eoinage. weights ana
measures. he was first identified in tn.
public mind with the silver question
lie continued 10 merit sbe r,pu,atior
he had earned during this session a,
tn. earnest champion of what h. re
gar,Ied as the great cause. He was re
elected To the Forty-fourth. Forty
fifth. Fortv-sixth. Forty-seventh. For
weight. Forty-nintb. Fifti.th. Fifty
first. Fiftv-Second and Fifty-third con
vr.xs.z H.. ,,-.. a.f.,,..l in tSa. h,r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Washington. June 17.-Gen- Otis has
sent n dispatch confirming the report
of the assassination of Gen. Luna At
Aguinaldo's headquarters Gen. OTIS
rgarsis the death of Luna as impor-
tant. because of the prominence of the
man and the following he had among
the military element of the natives
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Washington, June io.-Among the
exhibits Of the navy department at the
Paris exposition next year, will be
handsome models of the famous bat
tIeship Maine. Dewey's flagship olym-
pia and the Oregon These models are
now on exhibition at the navy depart
meut.
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Niddlesboro. Ny. June l9.--The au-
thorities at Harlem Courthouse have
received word from the leaders of each
faction in the Lee-Tsyior feud. stat
ing that they are willing to let the law
take It's eourSs
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New Orleans. June is.-Minor q.
Keith. of Boston, president of the Bos-
ton Fruit Co.. and the head Of the
Banana trust. is dangerously i'll NJ
Puerto Cortez- IL is reported that
MIR. Keith had broken his right leg
in an accident.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Washington. J ne IA new treaty
between the Unised States and Great
Britain. covering reciprocity with the
British West India colony of the Bar
bado<s. has been signed at the state
department.
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vand~rsiIs. Hom~wsrd Be..s.

London. June Is.-The Canard line
steamer Lucania. which sailed for
New York. from Liverpool. has among
her passengers Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt
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Compared With that af lsst SUM
ni~r IN Cnta. tho comparative imuuuj-
~ from death er s-rfou- iiin~es - the
Nm~riean truop~ Sighting outsi,ie -
Manila s~~m- little short ~ miFaru
ious- From the landing - zen Na-
acrssa's fr-t military expedition, uras
tasifr. 81 luu~ -. Last war up - fhe
iast weekly r~porf frpsn ten. Otis.
crts'i Jun~ q. 'h~r- have t--sn aaiy "a
deaths frum tir~ea-s. although his TO-
tai farc~ has h~vn snus. ~ th~ same
p-riosi. - m~a have died frpn
srsrfsnsfa
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Springfield. ILL.,, June is--Chief JUS
tiee Cartright. in the supreme court.
announced the appointment Of J. y.
Phillips, of Bloomington. as supreme
court reporter 10 succeed himself.
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= potat .f importance.

point IT Importance to the many
1p9licaHt- for commissions in the vol
autesr seryiee WAS decided at FRIDAY :
me~tiug Cen Otis Is TO name ori-
yrs for the three regiments 81 soluu-
tssrs. only ia proportion To the mum
h.r - men in the Philippines who r.
their. ten. otis would appnint only
~ or Ye - the total $50 officers that
Would he needed. ih. r-st 81 the Off
'erS being appointed by the prrsidcu,
from applicants in the United STATES.
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tIr-s q. start Jus- -.

The first rNr.siition. starting On
iune -. ou the Pennss iyauia and Zea-
iaudIa. will carry six iroops - the
Fourth raAalrs. two companies of the
fourtecuth infantry, and - many re-
.ruits as possible The s-rand eNp~-
iiiiun. starting June -. on the Sh-ri-
Ian and Valencia. will consist ~ the
NIncternth infantrx and rrrrnit..
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In ss~w - tho notorious in-aiuhrifv
Of Manila amt - ~nsirsus. fhsss ~
ur-- sr~ alHia~f Incredible Th~y rhai-
irnrv contrast wifh the t~sf EuEsish
sSp~risae~ IN Egypt or insiia. susi th-y
surEae even th@ ~xrviienf eunsifsiuus
that eNis; IN Cut,a. wh-r~ th~r~ fs na
fighting and the m~n are nnt ~sr-.=~,i
e. the si~msnfs. huf have comfortable
Earrisnus. Men druv ned ~ 81 ho have
diei FROM iuiurir- r~crivs,l ash~res is-
than la battle ar~ coumr~d la fhe 20
tal % %. THIS total j. Interesting
compared with that - 'h~ mrn Killed
o,stsisis IN arsion with The filipin,.
fr0m February 10 june .. crs-riag
che rrfio-l cf active hasfiiifl.s-
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Florence. Wis, June ia landslide
occurred in the Florence mine yester-
day. killing two men, named Cook and
Bri~stman- Another man. named Ar
thur Ebar, il missing, and is supposed
to be under the debris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

London. June i6.-Lord Wolseiy.
who has long been ailing, will retire
as commander-in-ehief Of the British
army next month His successor will
be Lord Roberts Little Bobsl. who
will be replaced at Dublin by the luke
of Conuaurht
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The act pr'.si,Iss that the .rs2ss - ie
- made by th~ president. ~ and with
the consent - the --uate. aud m
Anomalous ciau~s j. added that the ry-
siu~~si duties are 70 apply shen -'1eh
'r-sfy shall have he-n duis ratih~si ~
the -~uat~ ana approved hs eus-
grr~s.
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Th~ information r~e~iv~d frum af-
trial quarters ha- shpysu Thar The
chief arfisies - export frou isartsad,,--.
70 sh~ aif.,i Sisfrr-r- sagzsr. sscits-.-.
ami mauiak. the latter bring a pitch
mueh Ike asphalt. >agar II tn chief
pro.iu~t - the island. aasf the ehi-f
export - this coasfrv. IN. trade last
Fsar reaehinr se.ngs. .sfo.
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taHiu~t ofsr~rs arr - th~ opinion
thst if "a strist hiarkasie b. maintained.
fh' In-uf-~nt~ viii quickly rxhaust
'h~ir r~.aurc~s- E-p~cial r~asans Tor
HsiHx Extraordinary sigilaner IN main
iarlinE th~ tio~kas'~ arr now said To
eAisf- English and American me-
chants ia Hong Eacg ah ho arr h~Ipins.
III tiiipiu" iunta are showing great
artieitt. and are said te t-- orerirr
snfieing Inducements - hia--kasi~ run
u~rs tu earrs arms and ammunition
Ia tsttfnat.fa
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Tn..-asa. roI,o~-a tn. ue.-.~.

fi,e thousand persons. all hut Few
hundred nf whom wrrr mot able 90 get
into the opera hanss. followed The
hsar~r io the cemetery. In the ft a
two carriages were thu i.laud famiis
MIR. Bland. Judge {. { Biaud aud the
eunRre --msn'S children. Mss Frances.
Theodore. Ewing. trorgs q John
Nes, and Virginia. iiehind oil ~i.as..
ar 4 nele Peter a. Mr. Hlaud some
'imcs called him. drawing the wagon
in which tn. congressman used 10 ride.
In this CONVEYANCE were Capt Paris
and Mr.. Farris. senator Farri- and ,is
:. ifr. md Mr ErNan.
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r.-s Forward R-s.fsrs-m-.,..

\ Telegram was sent 10 Mai-s.~n.
>hnffsr- Ia command AZ the prs-Sisiio.
San FFarssisssss sfa-..s..sf-.., hr... - 80.
4s..- uffsssszt rNI*stitteu tu preparing
the transports Z~aiandia. Nal~nei-.
sheridan and frnusy sylsania for tn. trip
te Manila Although Il = si-rm.-,l IN
psrativ~ rs the president to ct rvln-
forvsu1snt- 70 ten. OTIS - ..non a. t-,~-
s,bis. the lack - transports may de-
las -on1e uf tt~m until next month.
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Detroit, Aich-- June f7.-Buffaio was
selected for holding the next annual
meeting of the supreme lodge knights
of Honor.
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Rouen. June i7.-Archbishop Sour
rieu is dead. He was born In is25, and
was successfully superior ~ seversi
house of missionaries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

The first news - th~ Ffiipira al
sansr wa rrp"rte'iby telegraph 90
rafor. wh ho was ruf ~ ths brislg- II
Apaiit 70 ascertain th- caus~ ~ N.
brrak in 0a~ ~ the wtr~s. he "a,
comp-ii-si to b-at a hasty r~frvst an
der Hrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Washington June is--festerday .
statement of the condition of thetreas-
ury showed: Available cash balance,
SET. .437, ,ss2; giod reserve. s2s5, ,3o2, ,lss-
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This ssefian further Tsruiif~ l-'r~is
fo b. taken frsm 'h- 'iufiahi- fisi sud
iug g,''i- On the free list for a fsrn Of
years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Upoa reaching Lebanon Yesterday
morning Mr.. Bryan went % oner so
Capt. Farris'- home. aad a. ri NOT so
be disturhed IIr s.lt n silent sp-vtatar
while the funeral services s.-re h-ing
conducted. ami after,sard ,rrut To tie
cemetery. wher~ he siood hesidr the
grave while Father Wood told Of Mr..
Hands worth a. a man 80 ~opn a IL
was over Mr.. BRYAN walked hack 10
town. wherr he remained Hniii he t,ft
Lebanon. shortly before midnight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

Then the Iowa man and the boy
came hack toward town. At the inter
section Of the ruad which comes from
the Bland house they met parry
which was seeking the hoy. lie was
George Vest Bland. The roses he had
gathered remained in the carriage. and
the Iowa man. realizing that the wild
rose was his states flower. took them
in his arms and carried them into the
opera house. where he LEI them faIl
ON and about the cotiu. No one made
a remonSfranee. II was a tribute of
Missouri's sister state 20 her dead.
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THIRTY THOUSAND MEN
That Is the Number That Will Be
Out Of Work in Colorado
In q Few Days
sutlrtAs EVERYWHERE ARE closIxs.
sss Lssti- Except D~s~rsps~ nj
10 astss o.-rh~ rtsst D. os-r
the sppis~ssis. OF sk~ Eixhs-
H.ss Lew.

I'cn'sr. Col. June To- Thirty thou.
sand men in Colorado will - out oi
WORK within the next thrrs DAYS pn-
les steps are taken 20 end the strike
Of th. -n~l'sr employees.
The Omaha = Gran; and .hs Giatss.,
In Denver. the Timetable an,t fh- Ar.
kansas Valley. AZ L~adyiiis. the Eilsr.
and 'he Colorado sueitrrs. At Pueblo,
are closed.
ssaspii~s Win tho Law.
The Nrgo smeIter. in D~ur~r. hs.
complied With IN. eight hour law and
= stiil running. rhc t.ur-~nh~i,n
snseli~r. AZ Pu~bla. al~a j. running
The rio-rsi works arr under guar,l. but
nov herr have ihs men made ans dem
onsfrafion-
NJ Central City the men ~mplovs,l
N the stamp mills arr expected 10
striks
~is~. That Hss- closed.
The ntinss has- already rlss.~si. The
temuansiorr. Nmsthysf. TLarhelor. Hach-
clos Ne and Last Chanc. mines. ~
the trv-'ie district. the Cailiop. an.l
hag~rfv. a. OsHrays thu Caribl-sn and
Mon'ezuus NEAR ophir the Iron
Mask aud Riack Iron. az Rel CIir~.
the >muExi.r. a. Asp~n-
Th~ Porter Fu~i Co. AZ Diranxo. .ha.
cio-ssi throvisx Isa m-n cot - work
oss~r. N~s-~s.< rsr~-
From all parts Of th~ state cun1~ ~
ports that mines arr r-siurinr for,-r-.
it Leadviil~ So nl~n have h.~n dis
eharg-si. amt IN siss 81 thu ursl@r. e.
ship ~ ursrw orr ta sh. ris,-~sl sulrl
t~-s. htfie sNcspt d-v~Iuprnen, wors b.
<usng On Th- loss in waxvs - th.. u1~u
a. fszsTsazs - fhr = day. ris,ssax ss
'h~ sul~ii~r Is Ssa.aa.
wiz ,a~~t a.ffr..s w~.-
sao.sisi tho mines ~iu-s all over ths
state s.fsa railru4d ni-n viii - thrown
oat of ~mpleyns~ns
Your min-s of III. coiorasio Fu-I a
ir'lr 60. rhrr~ mar canon Cisv an.l
anr N iftkin county. h1s~ h-~n shut
down ON acrounf ~ thu wage differ
eur-S-
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firff. rhat in ,i~s ~ fh~ strrngth
Of NrulHai,in ln th- north. a. d~,~,-
.eFed .H sf-Tafeh~, frsul s.~u. oti.. the
segrysrits eanfai ign sEsiusf tks rrirl
-hIrf zi--f i-- rru~uesl wjfh ,irur.
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" J. rsaa~ ~'rirfis within the term
of sestion four - fhs ihneiey law.
" hich provides faf reduction Of not
more than - pr crns. u the regular
duties on gepsi-. wars aud nier~han-
disc which may To- agreed up1n. la re-
turn for r~ciprn~a' reductions rtsen
hy ufh-r s-spsfufrtss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

On Mr. Hands coffin were Wild
rosss. Early yesterday morning usan
from Iowa reached Lebanon. lie found
tine stores closed in respect 10 ths dead
congressman. ami, hiring a horse and
tine mile ont he met hoy, whom he
invited to rid. with him The Young
sier elimted into the carri1er. The
pair went still further away. and final
" came To lot bortlrrtd rs wild
roses The boy jumped out aud gath
cred his arms full.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

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