Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-06-07
SOUTHERN GLEANiNGs.

10 Chattanooga and bound over To the
next term of the United States Court.
J. W. Chandler, who shot Prof. Law
renee ut Jellico, Te In., was taken to
Knoxville 20 keep him out Of the way OF
mob Violence. Il Is s,idep, that Law.
renee can not recover, and 1t was tcafed
that II Chandler was allowed 20 remain at
Jellico he would be lynched.
shooting affray occurred nj Gam.
Lick Springs, KY, few days ago, in
which j. A. Secrist. proprietor o. .he
springs, and u. +. Porter, cx-sherln Of
Pcndleton County, wets dangerously
shot Several others were slightly
wounded.
The style OF the company engaged in
building railroad from Knoxville, Tenn,
To Cumberland Gap, sixty Ave miles, has
been changed from the Powcll's Valley
Company to the Knoxville, Cumberland
Gap & Louisville Company. Work on this
road Is progressing favorably.
Robert Hendricks, who mysteriously
disappeared from the Western Kentucky
Lunatic Asylum moro than year ago,
landed In Franklin n few days ago. His
arrival produced profound sensation, as
II was evidently thought by his family and
the public that he had either been the vic
wandered of and died. He returned in
the full Possession of his mind, looking
hale and hearty. He gives a thrilling ac
count Of bis escape from the asylum and
his adventures since.
The Supreme Court OF Georgia recently
affirmed judgment of $4,000 awarded to
negro for the loss of n foot in railroad
accident, but the negro is missing and his
lttnrnEva w hn tn. fvat hnl ln
are anxiously hunting for him.
Much excitement has prevailed in Trigl
County, KY, recently by the presence OF
mad dogs. Mrs. James Hancock was BIT
ten at Long Hollow by pet dog that
showed all the symptoms of hydrophobia
and a maidstone has been applied to hei
wound, which is painful one. The dog
was killed. but not until a number OF 9th.
er dogs were bitten by il, some of which
were still at large, while others wer,
caught and shut up to see II they deyel'
oped signs Of madness.
The tobacco firm OF J. Simon & Bro, o
Montgomery, Ala, was sold out recent,
to certain local creditors TO satisfy claims
amounting to 1000. There arc outside
creditors, who will suffer to the extent o
between $4,000 and $4,000
neh,! rulier, young whi'e ooy nVih'
ioN.ns Souny' % ~ was eho' 10"
an" instantly kliicu tcw uasS ago, rui
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Mr.: Thomas baker, or hartwell, Ga
met MS death a Few days since IN traei
manner. lie mad been out hunting, ans
re'urn nihs ABOUT sunset, stopped 10 res
leaning on nus shotgun Win ms 1907 on
renee. suddenly ms 1901 shpped ir"r
,he renee. s'rikahs 'he hai,,iher Oh .ne gun
causing II 10 uiseha,sa' .he e.,'rs i"a
on.erihs MS 1ies' anu .hroa'' ne ,ihgef
eu LOT se'er"i io"'s' "hen "ea'n reie"se
him ,-'-
Nelson Teater, farmer residing nea
Lancaster, KY, was found dead in a pom
OF water iew Gays ago When raised
strong ouor "f chlorotorm Issued from ~
ioui play can not De ascertalned. Ieate
was TO nave Deeh married 10 youn
WIDOW NJ Nichoiasviile. lie was though
TO DE worm fiW,ooo' ana was In &he mar
OF carrying large sums OF money upo
ms person. NO money was iouho on MN
Governor Gordon oil Georgia has par
dphed James NJ. A. Stringer, who wa
convicted OF the murder OF William Gao
uis during uahce at 'ne mousse Oh IN
iatler IN io,A S'I,nssrs "o.her ns
never ceasea her eHorts tor her son
pardon ana nhaiiy presented petiho
containing 'ne nalies VI seven huhure
voters OF LuhpAih oouhty, where IN
crime was c"hini''eo' WIN 'he ABOVE re
SUIT
In Upton County, Tenn, few day
ago, the twelve-yesr- sr-old son of Mr.. Get
ESans, Well.tosdo farmer, was handlin
n shotgun, when. IN spirit OF reckles
sport, ne pointed II at MS little nine-year
old sister Tor the purpose OF frightenln
her. The gun was accidentally dis
charged, tearing away her cheek and pai
y tne JaNpohe, ana making irightft
wound.
The Supreme Court Of TeBpessee al
tourned = few DAYS sinte, after session c
4 al. nil lee ,Gaf ,1a aI
hundred and fifty cases had been hear
durinv the tarm The nrasant hauch ba