Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30
OXFORD. MISS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. 1885,
cASADt.y Gov-rn-sa. o--s.rt vail,

CAyADrAy Foverr-ezs o1rfaff wnifs
sst11EEl1x that the plan outlined sy
President Clsvelart's Retaliation usss-
sage would entail great bosses - Cana
dlan interests, particularly to the trans
Porsafton eOnPaniess protest that ~ re-
cent as-tioc on the part q tho D1mfnfoa
Government ilstihes the severe rl@as-
ures proposed By th@ President.
DEPTrT PROSECUTOR N0uxr ot Tint On.
Ind On the si1. ulNts public letter os
warning sent by the notorious -Whfrs
Cap organization TO Homer b D avis
oEe oc the Witnesses IN sss prosecution
% members % the gang. in which th-v
threatened TO whip him % Death Or haax
him Il be appeared a<aInss the accused
Davis nevertheless appeared against he
rzs1 and they were convicted
Ma EsAsrus wnGAv saws ot tn. PrpsE-
dents late message. eaIIst forth BY sha
rejection Of the Fisheries treaty that il "a
q measure OF party policy simply. renasar-
ed Hn1Estihahle by the great EberaIfrv
with which Canals has. durfng the past
two years, interpreted the treaty rights se
the Q nitsd States.
GEo4 LCs XIV. n farmer living ten miles
west q Tracy, MIMI was shot through
the bead and killed By an unknown assKs-
sIn- who fred through the window os the
| dwelling Of HenrY SIever with whom
LHflEin wus spending the evening
THE Miners MerrnntfIs Co-operarfvs
/ Company, at Hurley, WIS.,. tn which sou-s
/ wealthy Iron Range msu ara Interested
/ was attached. en the sI1 on claims as,srre-
/ eating sd. coo.
PR3NrNEyr Canadian officials while de-
/ plortnS any possible interruption 0c
the existing commercial relations be-
tween Canada and the United States. ex-
/ press the BELIEF that IL a policy ot uon-
intercourse - Adopted by the latter, II
woGld Lead TO the Developments oe chan
uels 0e Communication IN CaunIn which
would ultimately Pr0ve highly advaa-
taSeous to the cities q Montreal Q lebec,
So Andrew. Ss. John and Halifax
LATEST European crop reports give n
/ gloomy view oe the prospects every where
outside Of Russia
/ Mss Dr. LCCT e. MosrER. OF Frtchbur-
Mass was found guilty. on the stth, Of
criminal ualpraeEier. causing death
L Curiosity sait To be- /. ou the increase
thr0UgnouE Europe. especially in Fruaee
/ and Russia 10 learn thu issue OF Premier
CrIsPI'. recent visit Cd Prince Bismarck.
especially whsu eonsu4sred in cuunsc-
t1on with the proposed early visit oe Count
kaln0xy TO the Iron Chancellor. some
things the wind
MIKE KELLEY the famous catcher OF
the Boston base ball team. signed on the
eth To 20 To Australia this fall with
/ SPaHlding's team Of ball players
BUSINESS failures a. reported by r.
I G. Dun & Co, for the week ending on
! the 9Jth- were= Fog the United States,
lsts Tor CanlIa. q, total 3ft. Is eompar-
ed with I'D the previous week anil Id for
the corresponding week Last year.
THE New YORK TrjBElsrs Ottawa cor
respondent says the Presidents msssar,.
/ TO Congress Recommending the en.0rgs-
Eleuf oc the Estalilfiou ACT against Can
ada causes more surprise than alarm u
tn. D0uinf0u-
I 4 PROMINENT cffi-zn and business nan
ot View York bs qa0tast saying that ths
abanionmeuE oe the buEIin- rsest1 IN
the trans portarI1n % merchandise. rec.
| ouman1eI II thu PrsslIsu1rs EseeaIfss-
rion message. wouhI Inticr great losses
upon many oe the <reiE railroad lines et
the United States. ineiEaifng the Michigan
Central the Lehigh Valley. the Erie and
the " ahash-
JUDGE THCRMAH Left Port EurUu. Mich.
on the sfth, for Chicago He was receives
/ with enthusiastic demons tra5IoEs 1T al
points along the route.
JAMES e. HAwLET was nominated toi
Delegate To Congress by the Territ8ria
[ Democratic enuventi0u Of Idahs a
Boise City on the all
/ The Overland Flyer. the train that
leaves San francisco at SD Il H. IL q
be discontinued 0n the Ist- Leaving but 0ne
overland tram daily over the Central Pa
eff. railroad