Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-08
souThERN oLEANINes.

much r the State and Tor ths South.
Whls standing on the bank of Slluhn
Greek in Montgomery CountT, Tenn,
few davs azo. watching tho aioI. th.
earth caved in, AMI john AMI WI tar
Roger wera Drowned.
Cooa 't. 2. Jones, % Meuf roma-v.
Ala. rec iv 4 4 telegram frcn 81 Iva, a
few iays o. stain that ias Toad Ia
of h dau -Iitsr bah bean found n,l- that
place. shs = sspa 81 70 hava ben e1.
tic awav aHd murdered.
little "a gatsr q JAuss WcAnt-ews
Of Chattauooss. Tenn. was bl-ten b.
mad do while parir- usar r. hoass
few days eg Ths sTair csgsai nn-a
alarm
Ths greet revival which has bsen 20.
Ing on at the st Methodist Episcopal
Church. OF JacSson, lie r.. Zoe 'he pas
montE T. stiii Continues, viih no prosrecf
OF ciosns. Tbs Is ono ~ the greatest
revival aver known in We~t r@unessse.
Colonel z. r G.. Cash. the lannon's dueI
ist ard s'Ere- aferr who "a Coiora
William NJ shannon. a prominent lav~c-
in ial in August. isSi. ap8 who s1h-
sequ-rt for ten years dsdsa the nov =
OK the state e. arrest him. died a. h'-
home in ChesterGe'l Cauntv.S. G.. fev
days ago, q PARALYSIS, aged sixty-si,
year
VIII Miller. nero a-ei nine tsen. Iiv
IN n Lln ea eof1t N.sfi ~ ~ shot and
killed a few davs ago N railroad camr
IN the sunarts x the CITY, hv SO Na--
Vei' another negro. Ife f7vo were play
ng with = ieated pistol belonging &c
Ai,Ief' "hich siarye.l got os.es~ion q
ana poln tiug q a. y Ter, pHi.et th' frt-
gar. lns bullet - uc1 H'r IA the cenfei
or ne forehead and he 'e.i d,ni-
he storehouss ot h.atk kw3ll z Webts
a. Cruc fsF, O. teen miles east - Jackson
ienn-' y ss broken o-fn a few nights age
ara rot bsd q ssvFaf hunir"t foliarS
worm y dry goods clothing, boots. shors
AMI tewelry. The thi-vgs entered the
store D peyng open the window AffeT
ne ping tiemseIves & aH tney wanted
they departed. leaving note. trp 7
'Ihe Jams B9vs-" There Is no claw q
IN. rotbsrs-
Near the Eaeie and VI cn1iS lam Al
brownsvtis, Tx, skeleton was re-
Gently Z ar. bel b. fha "a. ". j a.
Alien iten. d-i taf remains a. those Of
henry t.urfngtou- who was tii.ed By The
W Wuson raiie-s April D, $3.50. In le1A
during a ra ~ spsi, similar 20 the rres
snt one the todf "as unearthed ant
ouried a-at7-
FIVE eo-orsf ch'liren were burned e
death iu a bu u a.. C "a near Greeuviile
:. &, few ui-itsa @.
A con<ritut ouaI aA,erdm,nt mitine
the Governor term of office 2 four ears,
without tie RIGHT ~ succr isu mas beer
passsi by the a.iss siVpi Ls lature.
The Mississippi ssuate g.. q ca the
penit Aatiary 4. L W icil propose thntths
State shall. wita'u thirty davs after its
passage, fake fuli con lol of the pen ten.
tiarv All eaaTtess.
The COMMITTEES to invosti ate eTai-s IL
Rowan Coantv, k. vii, it s. stated
unanirrous lv report favor o. che lis.
mem termeat Of thai county. but there
ars some differences as 20 what should b.
done IN the matter Of : asIgs Coe
John Pare. a welI-kuo7vn voun- man 4
Simuson County. Ev.. was fouqI dead
few nights ago ab1u. two M es from
Franklin. on the railroad frrck. III.
skull was crushed. he hal either re.
ceivsd a terrible blow or rfs, Fin. ear
wheels had truck his head In pe4 4sfng.
The Tennessee Farrner-s Alliance was
Organized in Nashville last week. J A
Buchanan. Of Rutherford COUNTY va.
elected president. J. II. ,rrD.~af 81
Ob'ou. sserefary. and Z F Rlert 81
Gfez. treasurer. There were ..ventv
deT.eataz present. and thu session "a,
secret
Georzs y. Caraiine. " no lived two and
a half miles from C5arksvifl Ca. ra.5<
doe u strvchafne a 2 y sRv- a-o. ff..f
takinz his wife n p 4 hin, what t. had
taken. He told har. bat gave n ressot
for ths act. He did shortly after. Debt
il the onlv caass that can b. "A missed
LAX nefuhaFH a farmer O. surs,-r