Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25


proposition OF the Government IN refer
ence TO the Surrender OF their reserva-
len
EMrsRoR WILLIAM and King lambert
started from Rome for Naples, or the
18th. A large crowd witnessed their de-
parture and gave them an enthusiastic
ovation.
The Crack indians are in deep mourn
ing over the death ot John x. Moore
their national treasurer. Mr.. Moore wp-
one o' the most prominent men q. the
Creek Nation,
PRoF. FoS EsMARCA the weII-knowu
German surgeon. Who was living danger
ously i'll a. the residence ~ D-. Frederick
Lange. n New York City, was reported
better .. the 18Th.
Tvs President on the l7th. approved
shs net granting To the Daluth 4 Wiuni.
peg Railway Company the right of way
through the Fond Ia lac Indian Reser-
va;iou in Minnesota
IT was stafed. on the l7th. that Sir John
Macdonald will soon leave for England.
Consultations with the Cabinet will be
had and it is likely that the Fisheries
DISPUTE viii come up.
An International celebration was held.
on the 18th. nj PembIna. Oak, in honor
OF the opening of the Red River Waller
railway. An excursion train was run
from Winnipeg, Man.
THE New York Base Ball Club won the
fourth game Os the worlds charfpton
rnsr - r.
score OF 70 3. thus securing three out OF
the four games played.
The first session OF the Fiftieth Com
gress, which closed on the s0th. exceeded
by nineteen days the length Of the ses-
sion of any previous Congress since the
foundation OF the Government
The steamer City OF New York. which
arrived from liverpool. on the Is tn, made
the passage from Queenstown to New
York II six days and twelve hours, the
best tf.rd trial in shipping annals.
AcrrSG on the advice of Italian and
foreign clericals, the Pope has decided to
instruct the Bishops throughout the world
to continue to agitate for the restoration
Of the temporal powers % the Pope.
F. K SFrxsoS. aged forty-two. post.
master at Mackinaw City. Mich, was
drowned by the capsiz ing OF his boat. on
the 18th, while attempting to board the
propeller ST. Louis with mail and papers.
A BERLIN publisher has issued the COM
plete English translation OF the German
doctors report % Emperor F-ederick's
illness, which was not published in Lon
tds T- S.s~
libel suit
AN organized gang OF Juvenile burglars
nas been discovered at Saratoga, ". Y.
having au iron-claI oath. pass words,
etc, IN regular bandit style, and a num-
Der OF mysterious robberies ct that place
are thus accounted for.
PARTY of uurses who were trying, on
ue iith, To get from Pensacola, Fla. to
.heIr homss in New Orleans, were stopped
~ River Junction by order OF the Board
y neai n OF Escambia County. and sent
0acA % Camp Perry, Jacksonville.
FORTY THOUSAND copies Of Dr. Mackeu-
sie's book on Emperor Frederick,s case.
were seized ut Leipsic by the police on
uhe 18th The book is not allowed TO be
s'id IN Berlin. aud the police are se;ziny
opies exposed for sale at all the book
shops.
IHE Papal Secretary OF State has is
-uea circular to all the PapaI nuncios
n foreign courts, which states that the
Iope Is we'll satisfied and pleased with
.hs visit OF Emperor William. and that
.ue latter recognizes the Pope's SOW
ereIgaiy.
FRoF PAUL GrBIER. OF Paris. arrived in
new York City from Cuba. on the 1sth
anu sailed FOR Jacksonville on the day
.ouowinS. He has gone South to inves-
'lsate the cause of the yellow fever
sseourSe IN the interest OF the French
Goyernment
=. AN order was issued, on the 10th, by
~ ne french copper syndicate to decrease
,.e output OF copper Of American mines.
An increase in price OF on--half cent a
rouha i expected to follow. and il is es-
s-'lst that 1000 miners will be thrown
out CT employment.
ANOTHER terrible accident occurred on
,hs Lehigh Valley railroad, on the I6 III.
MAieh seven persons were killed and
sHty-six injured. by a fast freight
nsing into a construction train un-
-ils Ties at q siding near Lost Greek,
VI 'Ae PottsviIle branch.
tAE Commissioners of the District Of
e'.Hnoia, on the 18th, finished their esti-
,-.,.,e- ~ Tor the fiscal year ending June 80.
= 80 anu ask for an appropriation of
SS,'i-'+J', much larger sum than Con-
s-sS mas ever before been asked TO ap-
P'"p'lase FOR the District.
aiAcHAEL DAvrrr has written let
~ ~. 20 the London Tines, in which he says
.asI TIE Irish people will not accent the
e-rtAs proposed by the Liberals for the
.sshnieAf Of Ireland. unless an Irish
lanlent Is allowed TO solve the land
loa and fix com peasation TO the
ESPE20R WiLLIAx visited Pompeii
4a.y, on the 18th lie was intenseIy in
seieSlsd N ali he saw in the buried city.
In some excavations which
- nlal@ IN his presence. Several
-ao,e Lsalzs objects we're Hnearthes...
80. 'i.e Emperor accepted as souvenirs