Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-18


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= sal family All Prlvat-. Secretary
re trrirs "a as Deer PARK. III. on ths
4 lz-ge crnNd * psepls we're a. the
- no zeicons th- President. nearly
ass-lnu.sr visitors havia fgraesl cat
As garpase-
szrrzsE Members * the Massachusetts
q ha2 catered for tae Albert Cur
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ssrs < - tAa y s2aer q the cup max
g rAe nri2g wAs n a =gl-yard
e. ssssa Shots sach-
szg p SITTING. while prospecting
-~eef n ne r2ountai1s n Warren
ssarv. * T.. "a tAe ffrA. discovered ore
"a - believes - hs rich IN silver
ar states tfNg there are traces ssk
aaf copper q the ore. There = enx-
.s-ss.a eze4seElslr over the Gise0v-rv.
II A-.lericaz ri1eTElen IN England hsII
--spucu az WEmbledon. Ga the 10Th.
n a. file eE1csrS il the camp as-a-sI-
sma1- tA0=e present we're Lord and
~ WzztaSe. Earl ard Countess Brown
I. viseoanE and Lady Bury a-5 Sz- Hsa-
Ealfsrl- captain Frass received tie
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rvz B.rIin Bolrsea Courier. % the rsrh-
ssr.nsd the repart that Emperor WIZ
nwfE send CsEas " aI1srsee On n spa
!. mission 20 - PeterSbzry ilnmedsate-
a t. formers return from his Yacht
slar 1laa- the Norway coast. The
rs created 4 g3o.I Impression NJ -.
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4 GzzMAx electrical syndfcate has
- er-az zsi with the object OF utiIfz-
xfas SchaashaEssn Falls ot the Rhine
ssvsisping aEd dfstribEsrin- the power
: lzlizstrilI purposes. The power wIu
y sssrssl il lie shape - electricity and
zssyea as req E.reG to distant points by
.aas u ca2lss-
" the P1t1ars' coGvaaG-a1 a- Sselben-
e O. on n. fItA, 4 resolution was
nRss4 disapprovl1g t1s formation %
ssfs EEere the Capitalization ot tn.
arE power stiles composition ansI
asez lz.-ls5lEaI enterprise as a hope
- ,lisaans aa4 renders the consumer
-aiz % eIrsrtiauaie prizes
EHPvn1E FRANCES J0sxPH entertained
E=a-bers q the Austrian dsle.-aszons
aznsr 90 fAs Iffh- In his pasg-prsn-
d s7ee.a ae --rAfula-ed them uuou
l. Hrsa4aen=-s Win waie2 tasv had Dis
ala-rL t1rl- business. aaI expressed hsz
eartlelg nieasure as the peaceful zrEI-
- x lls striking e.af-- workers Al
zaz-
1EEszl DAvrrr. u al interview. au
ia sad " tas nsT Iri<a League
x xl4 <.re ths PeaPie q frelaasi
pa ssirasse. w4iea alone viii be -
- -aa0rtaace u the fghr wa5ch u1zzss
tlasaE Z VII brEa< men 0s All shades
sgLliaa sc TIE popular sHtz E2zl 6-lf-
= aaa lzsl=s ParEeiE. aaI thas the
ssls reserves xi-I &c aal1s - move Up
lls support
Faz n tzs han1p warehouses au the
asssE gIsFs as = ani--sa-.rS, Gf=rrlaay.
iis FL. zestF0ysi property valued AZ
lar<s- The EE-iash steamer
isiaaa was lEiag n the qzav when the
r sslr.eil, alt vas burned s0 the WI
p s2se- The crew only saved them
ares y climbing upon osAer vessels "
p a.ea-=s.e- There were very many
faF7a~ escapes
i EEz9sT CEsTEAE train w1s wrecked
fezr hVaai9a- VI, 0a the I9th. eonsa5a-
z i1aat tso hundred passengers from
1eF York aud Boston Tor Montreal in
A.-ls SIXTY -rrese-air-szud-r children
-i1 cue calai WIS Injured AMI he re-
rt7e'i cay a braise oa the knee. About
"a al-ea asialss were slightly bruised
ar eagsAt IRE. hut the flames were
li'rAlF ezt5a zzishsJi-
sscsErAzr and Mrs. Blaine left Bar
.ila'ir -or Boston. On the sen. apparently
q llf short visit as hey earri-,i but
-~-n aasgase- 4 member q Mr. .Blainefs
AaAE stated that they expect a visit
-1'na President and Mrs. Harrison at
II .12s n August Eos yes Gecids1
-, aad that Hrs Blaine viii consult
- sl-trrliaa's eonEeaIeoca and pleas
" Is b sgz-rtaiaing-
!, Z = speech At LfIIs. France. on the sth.
= 'ieatst- formerly Minister OF Foreign
-. expressed his opinion that tao
- elLslsl ration vas given by the
- ,-.aaf-Lles AMI the pubic at large ID
=isa'- N.lleh he declared in 10 way
- - g ealaEzered tie stability Of
- s'lo-ie- : vas 0UlY necessary. he
- -. = pursue a progressive policy II
''S' = Destroy the movement
--l-'s1 : ~ likelihood that England viii
- Esypt, and IN spite Of her PRO-
- l4efs really never was any in
80 % G1. She has too much prop
i s-ike there, AL while there Is I
- :, r. u sGcl attacks as the late ozs
-. - dt4-A sas ca say with much
ss-'--a-.it-ify 1has tas intrrssrs os efEiIizl-
p Ger to gard against the
- - l'eoaiias the prey Of faaaticaI
A4irrEE % the G. A. r. having
- --,'ieresstII ELECTS TO secure the
- Afa,iie AssoeiaEi8n,s pr,srise OF
- l-I-lls r1r n .nLnsrs dessringto 10 at
- - - -il-Eaukse reunion ot soldiers
y - s'.-'rs. .-. Instructed GeasraI MartIn.
- -, % lssae an sryla- directing the
s.7--s eonz1 ta1=rs % the various
~ = MORN al Grand Army posts
- - proposed Grand Eaeampmsnt
as-1 a5l1doassL
a. --sll4ss failures for tie seven
.'l-as oa t-s Ia. a. reported 10
- - a Co.'S C0uuereiaI Agsucy.
-. ler Tie Caites1 States I9I. and s0r
- - =, q r0saI 0s 30 f.ilarss: a.
- - ! IN total ot ~ last w=ek.
~ --s week previous 70 the lasE
y. -1fFssp spoC1laz xe=k q last year
- sires we're 20 rsDrzs.rfrnx sIs