Oxford eagle., 1889-01-17

raH old Argyle House.. IN East n
1lique. Ia. known to all Travellers in thr
west ami rur the past tswo ys&rs used M n
auggy-top ractory. vas burned ON th>
lutn- Lo<S. sel.0o. insurance. E.nnL N,
ars Is said 20 hare been of tnr-ndinrr
origin.
ALEssASDRo GAvAzzr. the famous mr.
tor, revoiufionIss aud evangelist. died In
Rome. ON the i0sh- as the ago of eixnrv
ysarz
CHACScxr N. Drrsw wns elected rrssf-
lent of the Union League Club u view
ork- on the i0th. and Levi P. Morton ~.
chosen zs one Of the vir.- pr.sidentx.
hosEsr DAILY. q MEMBER of the Daily
tarnlly, wei known in theatrical csrric~l
died NJ ais home IN ChArte-sowu. MAz...
an the 10TH aged sv-nry-tnur y-nrx.
sunaAax Of the results of the s~r--bie
accident by the storm at Pttszburxa. p
up To the afternoon Of the 10th. showx shs
toilowtng- raker OUT dead. y. dead sxsIl
IN ruins, ,: tatally injured. :: seriously
injured. "a slightly injured. rs; known
missing. ?; at hospitals. n. At Central
ssafion. ?; at mor;uc. 5; taken home. u.
Total number dead. II. total number af-
tec'es- 81. unaccountesi for. supposed 10
be under r-iins. -
UF 10 the evening of the iosh the r.
viset list ef casualties by the terrible
disaster Mt Reading. Pa, the result of the
cyclone On the 9th. was: Killed. -. In
luresi. .. and a number missing.
The steamer Clara Belle. which arrived
IN View York. On the I5th. brings zevvs of
the outbreak of yellow fever ON Admiral
Lace's flag ship, the Galena. and the ap-
Pearance af that vessel at Por. Roval.
whittier she had gone I'd more effectually
combat the Infection.
Ar sparring exhibition in rruv. ". Y.
on the lnth. between Jake KilrSin anu
Chariey Mitchell. spoiled eggs were thrown
ut the principals from the gallery
The London ROYAL College OF Surgeons
have passed n resolution. by vote Of n
to eensur1ng DR.. Mackenzie for pub
hSting his book gu the case of the late
Emperor Eresierick.
WHILE making bis rounds, ON the ffth.
Police Sergeant Albert A. rhurSton. OF
Buffalo. Y. Y. was struck and killed bv
an engine Of the Western View York q
Philadelphia raifroad. Both legs we're
severed from the body.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. proprietor of
the View York Herald. has borrowed Si3i.
5s9 from the estate of his tather. Of which
he is trustee. The loan was executs.d in
Paris, andis due in June, ISss.
The railroad bridges across the yfag,ra
below the falls were not injured bv the
late storm. and trains are crossing them
as usual
VI. Fl. DEYOUNG. proprietor Of the San
Frannisco Chronicle. has been appointed
by the Governor a commissioner to rspre-
sent California at the Paris Exposition.
A sILKNAS named Davis was shot and
instantly killed ut Hartford. Conn.,, On the
18th. by John Shug,rue, u bartender.
THE district c9Innittee Of the Twenty
third IN. " Assembly district County
Democracy organization has expelled As
semblyman August Strossburg fur having.
after beIng elected on the County Derno-
cratic ticket. lnined rammany Hail.
THE cocoanut-laden brig Nile. from
SAN Bias. Mex. which was thought 10
have been lost in the storrn of November
=. arrived at View York. on the 1Ith with
out the lOss Of a sail or spar. The Nile
did not leave San Bias as early as was
Thought and Captain Coffin says hs was
oJIr only tsyenty-four davs. Heavy north
west winds were experienced during tho
entire voyage
The ease OF the State or Louisiau.
against the American Gotton-SeetI Trust
was called for trial af View Orleans. On
the 10th. before Judge Rigntor. The de-
PENDANTS failett tn produce c-rrain books
and papers whkh they had been ordered
10 bring into courr.
PASSENGER train No. L On the Illinois
Central railroad. ran into an open switch
at Jackson. Tenn. IN the 10th. and was
ditotesi. Engineer Sam Berry was seri-
ousiv inIureti. and the colored fireman,
Caldwell, was killesi.