Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
SOUTHERN 6IEANIsos.

Emanuel GAsxil. culnresi. wAs kaugel
Ar CeHusiea. :. a.. r-cently. f--- th- murder
ot Betsey Clarke, colorca- The exsca.ssa
vas private
There arr ti5 horses In training "a the
M-npets treau-i track. aud thu v.rY "a
FOrahi- weather AMI consequent S0oc
Coalitions tgr work have euabl@d trainers
- give thetr hnrs-- a fair drrre. % prep
aratipa Tor the spring uissssti1g..
Gsorge nu1rAway. III. man Win urur-
t@r-st bis uncle and aans and attsn1yted
% murder hts eugsia. b~cause the latter
had ltfted him. IN Rnth~rforsf Cuuntv
Tenn \ Few weeks tsa. was ctpszr-i Il
Charleston. No. Oescers from Tennessee
w~ut after hin-
Mr. John NJ Clay. = Lexiu-tsu. Kv-
has l9-t. By old a<p, the ch~stnat bros-l-
mare SSrtsNtiie ts~nty-uEn- years old
BY Imp. Yorkshire. dam Magnolia. by
Imp. GleEeoe- FROM A~r haze ,ss.--reud~s
some - the ma-i s.nlsas turf p-rsaruaers
II Au~rIea- such ~ Ia >ylrAale. Level
Ter. >ly osst-- Day star snd Shvaun e.
distressing tTntr occurred n~ar
Fre'i~ric Ssbu-x. Va. rrc~ntIy. which r.
suited Ia n. death * Mrs. ThosaaNs L.svs
who Sas shos dad by hs.r h.lsharA NJ
Love was replarins The ulain sPrtn< IN has
revolver, sud his Anger slipped from IN.
haram@r- Hts wife was standing IN frvEt
ot him and the bullet entered her Isst
breast killing her Instantly.
Ftfry men IN the Lookout rolling mt
AZ Chntfanorga. Tenn. strurk rersntIy
owing tn the discharge % tNu u1su fos
drunkenness 1nt offensive language
Joan L Adams who has been starving
himself % death. deed "A has sleep tn tsiI
a. Nacou- Ca Th> watchers By his side
even dNl nos notice the dissolution
company has been organix~,i IN Enox-
Vile. Tenn. - eunrrui the output % sew
-u-tsnshls q the uiarbs qunrries in Eat
Tennessee The new COMPANY has
capital %, Sap.ooi. AL q vkich has b.-n
subscribed
MlIor Penn. th. great evangelist u
Texas. began a revival AZ Jackson.
Tenn. recently Tremendous crowds
tnck to hear him day AMI might Great
interest - being mauifested and much
good done
Governor IRE ot Virginia a.toni.hed
the publle Recently b. allowing A negro
couple % b. married IN his officr in the
Capttnl and then presenting the groom
with 4 p1rtt1n which saved him from
spending ais wed1ing day IN the peui-
trntIary.
Ssx thousand color-i people have lest
Worth Carolina recently fur Mississippi.
Logisian1, Arkansas. Iva aad Kansas
Twenty thousand more EiII 20 before ~.
1t - June In the eastern part % the
state farmers are left without a hand 70
work crops
JuG--e W z. Gregory died r-~-ntfv n
his hlme- IN Hartford. Ky from an ab-
sce-s crau=-ti By nj1ries received IN a Fall
= &
year % bis a-e, and was one os tn. most
prominent attorneys q the county.
The t.aEr House ar ThoutasvfEE@ Ca
was burned a Few nights ago. The g-l..~t.
escaped The hufI1ing WIS Insured ssr
Sa,es0 and the furniture for - aao. This
lacks several t.slsansi dollars q cover
ting he loss Tie hotel was also 4 we'll
known railroad eating house.
James Stewart. n yaufh residing near
hopA1nsstils., Ny was engaged n cut
ting wood. a Few days a-u. when hfs axe
became tangled in some vines. AMI srlsI-
denly gianciu- struck him On tn. axle.
almost ssveriny his foot from his body.
He almost hled - death HIS foot had =
be amputat.d-
The capture by revenne officers q an
Illicit dlstlLlery IN Cl-burne County. Ala
has resulted II a bloody reld between tive
% the most prominent families in thai
county Oue battle has been fought. one
man killed outright and another dancer
ousIy wounded
QUITE sensation was created IN Jack
500. Tenn, recently. when Il baeaut..
known that p. z letter. A farmer about
ttty years old who lives a mile ansI a haIs
from the city, had been arrested for SiII-
ing his bruthsr-In-law II South Carolina
in I-si-
Fred l. H0ks. oc SHELBY. v C.. recpntiv
performed the Feat % sucking IL ,Iozel
eggs IN twenty minutes Is was done On
wager and II the presence OF several
Witnesses Mr. Hok- l. seventy years oil.
Spencer Robinson. a brakeman on the
Kansas Osty 4 Birmingham railruusi. xas
thrown from a freight car under the
wheels u 4 moving train a few days
since, and his body terribly mAngIeL- He
lied 0t his injuries, and his body xas 4 =
en- IN charge by the railroad and carried
b. Birmingham. Ala. where It Wa buried.
Paul Aiken sou or Judge Aiken. -
C~eland. Tenn was horribly man.yiesi
in the East Tennessee railroad shops ar
Knoxville. Tenn. a few days aso- He vas
adjusting belt On the pulley. when his
sleeve wa caught By ths. shaftins. is
the shaft, which was making IJg revolu-
ti0us minute.
The BODY 0f the man found on Twelve
Nile Islaad. near LouisviIIs. Kv- recent
u. proved To be that ot = z Curren- A
deck passenger Ou the City Of Madison.
from Louisville IA CINCINNATI. Curren
had been drinking heavily
The remains of Iohn Livingstone. A
brakeman. were found in the debris of a
collision that occurred on the East Ten
1essee road at CaswelPs station Tenn. 4
sew nights ago He was found between
sE0 ear loads 0s steel rails and every bun-
N his body was broken He was On his
second trip Twenty-sx cars wers
wrecked and al ergine thrown over \
twenty foot embalkm@nr
T.= zSs.-zl.-, a-sL-sizr - Captain Dz~-
son. editor Of the Charleston q. c. Views
and Courier. By Dr. McDox. whom Cap
tain Dawson accused ot hsldlay improper
relations with a domestic N the employ
Of u. latter. has created an intense fe-I-
NJ 0t Indignation, coupled with profound
sympathy FOR the bersaEed family
throughout the entire South. Captain |
Da~son having been held n the highest |
esteem By al whO knew him HIS place /
II southern Journalism VIII be hard 20 /
Gil
An I1ter-Ssate Fair Association has /
b@vn Organized 70 hold Al exhibit az A.
Iazta- Ca, rext fall The feature viii ,. /
the pres=n.se Os President Harrison. WIN /
has given private assurance that ne VIII 4
visit Atlanta AZ that time. The exhibition /
vii o. representative % the mAnutaetur-
ing interests Of the South
The rriai OF Charles Scott. manager q 1
the Lexington (ky-l Opera-Hoase. FOR