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Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04

"Love thy neighbor." You can never do this if you allow Your naighbor to suffer with Itch, Tet.eh Ringworm etc., without advising him to use Hunts Cure. Cure guaranteed. For sale by J 0 Howell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
WOMEN NsII-MakERS.
4 tsIans. se the Coni tioa o. Female La
bssrsrx iH I'm xiansf-


'-oue woman at work IN a shop D.
hind a clean ani tidy cottage had been
making nails for thirty years She
got : ~ for making .D0g nails. and by
working long hours she could HrtSe ii
day net One Iittle shop from tsa
20 twelve feet square was in full swing.
where were four young women hard
At WORK. and Il they could keep il up
for SIX days NJ fifteen hours a day
their gross earnings would amount 10
the surprising sum of g. 81 each But
the clear earnings of these young
womsn-sEiIlful- persistent. urweary-
M worker~, their arms thin. but
hardened by uHeeasing toll. their
chests fat. their faces palIid and their
palms and fingers cass-hardeued By
bellows. hammer. oliver and rod. wiH
run To - 81 per week. when in full
wor
The oliver il should BE- explained.
Is a spring-tilt hammer operated by
the foot Of the worker and discharying
the duty Of mechanical striker. its
weight varies from ten pounds to thirty
pounds It i a very striking sight TO
see a clever girl at her work making
cone or ..couutersunkr nails or
pipe nails. .'spO0nheads.- ard
-gtIttersnipes-" Her Left hand
holds the rod. which = red
hot az one end. out OF which the
naii IS fashioned. with her right hand
she wields her forming hammer. and
with her left leg she works the oliver.
while her eager face Is all the time
bowed TO the aaviI. except when
STRENGTHENING herself up she turns
from the anvil to the bellows 20 blow
up the fire
But when these girls are aged or
about 70 become mothers the sight is
till more striking. and makes oEs
wish that one had never seen IL or
heard OF il. it IS 50 pitifuI and sad. not
70 say unxind and unnatural Il would
seem 70 De next TO impossible in the
present state OF things 10 do any thing
In the way Of regulating the hours Of
saoor. for the HaiI-maker's shop l. his
house. and his house i his castle Bus
Tor the fact that the nAil-mzkers' sar-
ttaFy surroundings should be 50 shock
ing there Is no excuse e-LOndo1 SAT-
1rGAy Revtev
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS

SPARK from passing engine set FIRE
70 the cotton on the warehouse Plasfrozl
az GresnvIlf=. = C.. on the 18th and 100
bales we're destroyed TIE lo=s - 81, 900.
Ex-PEzsTDESr CLEVELAND and sr-
Secretaries Bayaryf. FairehiId ard Villas.
eft Washington On the 18th IN a special
Pullman car via Atlantic Coast Line for 81.
AEgustiE-, Fla, en- route 20 Cuba
A DESPATCH from san Francisco states
that the gold fever which prevail in
SoU.hs-rg California il the result Of well
fortaz.Ee miners ami gold seekers who
have been Iarsd % the Santa Clara region
by visions Of untold wealth ars doomed 10
disappointment
TELEsRAFH communication with the
UniresI States has been established BY
casle from Santiago lie Cuba 70 HAytI and
san Dom5aso. thence - the Island of
Csraeoa- tk-nrs % La tislavra ansi Cara-as.
Vezsznela- where cunnresiga Is made with
the x8vsruns,-ns LkasI lines for the places
Of tae fntsrior-
Tx Grst throuSh train from " ash ingtoa
Cisv 20 the Mexican national capital ar
rived az is destination ca the Isth- Ths
distance bv the rsass - thEs train between
tn capitals u the tive rePgblies Is 49,
mi. 5. whica was covered IN III hours and
A5 miazse=-
THz Supreme Court e West VIrEizi e
has a-ci,Ied that neither Fleming. the
Demaeratic eaafi zss. 6of. tie RepabH-
ear. nor the Pres,l=ut % the ssare Senate,
. Ia zzE-zz 5zsEsEEl=- - Ccgl-s zi---s- -
that Gov. wilson hoIis ever until his sue
eessor 3 chosen BY the people
THz negro exo.Gas from North Carolina
IS ahcut - take the form Of cuIouizarion %
mass meetings Almazt HizhtIY. AMI negro
orators and preachers are urgia- them TO
eolouizs-
THE thrs@-year-old ehiId Of Mrs. Lee
Owens reshIing near Dresden, Tenn. was
burned 20 death On tie I5th. It's clothing
beng i-rired while IL was playing near
the fire. Que foot vas entirely burned g
TzE smallpox scare cost Galveston.
Texas. Senae. There were tWsu-y-f0gr
esSes treated and afsy-foGr persons pIaeeti
IN q1arantias- The cry s now free OF shs
disease
TIE Secretary q the Treasury has
awarded the contract for tn Construct "a
.as a SEA val around the Custom House
b .ldIng at Key West, Fla 70 Denis Ne
Gee. ot that place. for tha sum ot SO
A soLDIzE named Vsrtilis has been sen
s-ueesi % death IN Oraa. Algeria for
throwing a gaid of tobaeeo into the face Of
Cob Thi=rry. While VertiSis vas being
z ID b. e5urs-@a-s-aI f1T a1t=1ps1ns q
! sEz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
AN EXCITING FIND.

To- 2ess-s y y Kssgss-a. va~sfs. ,s
Lyn~--~rs- Fsaa-- Hssxsax S~ar r-xsr.
Esnas Arkss.ss - faH@a~e Exrts-m~ns
Aroa.--s- s- Robinson l. B<lf-va4 % H.v.
B>es faas--n.-
IkxsRxkSs. Ark. March i1-The Will
est e-citefneHt ever Witnessed here w,
earis.d lass evening By the report that tn.
tody q J. E. Robinson had been fluuB
hanging nsGr the water tank hrit
a mile vest u town. An investigation.
however. failetl to fn4 III. BODY. bu, "a
Is hfzted that the matter = being kent
quiet on purpose IA shield certain partI-s
thought % have been participants IN the
supposed tyuehing- Although AZ this
writing no one can be found who viii saw
thAf he viewed the body. some think il va
bound aud asterward spirited awav. Rob-
izasoa vii Be remembered As th- voun,-
man Nho was arrested on March tchar.r.i
Win erin, naliy assaulsfny : the eight year
old daHEht-r oe Thomas Ti~ru.v. and
Gterwar4 taken from the officers by a. r,,,l,
anI ass seen since The mob gave out
mat is@y oaly logged him severely.
ogt as he has not returned 10 hiS hauls.
nfteeu miles distant th- zrav~st fear.
are entertained hy hls trieud.. He bore
m -xceient character, and Il l. Mt be-
heved that h@ va guilty. A. h xa.
enars~'A Bad blood has existed for |.
bong time between TerArkana and the
vIctnIfF n which Robinson resided. anI
AS fFienrts are wrought Up, aud de-
noune@ the outrage ia the strongest
terms IL Is feared the trouble Is not y..
over.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
MILITARY TRIBUNALS


ace Cssss~t~d
Ths Articles of tfzs~ provide for
the trial ~ eocrt--u1artial " all per-
sons under ths c.-utrut ct the military
authorities o. The country ~ho may b.
-.'ctisssd of ofrcnss-s committed against
the REGULATIONS and laws enacted for
thu guvernmeui - ths armies Of the
Uuited States Unlike the pr:astiee in
civil lie. the combined powers a both
judge and jury are vested n the of'icsrs
composing a cours-nartia1. thsy delib-
Grating upon the evidence of the wit
nc.Sss-. determining a. to the guilt or
Innocence 0f the defendants. and pass
ing sentence upon cuiprit-. An Otts,er
l. aFpsinted ~ JHdge-AdvocRts. whose
duties ars ~ conduct the prosecution
a. we'll A. 10 at ~ counsel for the A.
ctfsssd when the latter hNs - legal ad-
wiser Of his own and - object - any
es--tsou- that might lead 10 an answer
on tn. part Of The defendant tending -
c-iminate himself
>sa-salissti general cs1tfrt--snartial are
convened f0r the hearing and iudS-
r1~nt ~ important cases and for the
trial of commissioned ot.s-er-. and mag
b. appointed By any general ofNcer
commanding n separate army or de-
partDent such court consist. Of
thirteen members. unless the exigen-
eiss % the s-rvss. prevent the a--crn-
bling 0f that number OF officers. but in
no csr-e may general court hav. less
than ave members.
Garrison and r,.giulegtai ep,lrts-nar-
TIA. having three memhsrs. ars ap-
pointed - the commanding officer Of
any post Or regiment. and ar~ con-
vened for the trial Of min0r offsus..s on
the part 20 any % The enlisted men
forming the command ~ The iaw
now stands. even the slightest infringe
uient ~ the rules % discipline. calls foe
action by c0urt-HllrtiaL and such
petty Ar,.aa,h.ss % good conduct. a. alb
scncs from rull-csllI or from quarter.
after ~taP-. s-0venly or untsly dress.
q'lssrrelsoEnss or abusive language 10
comrades ar non-cummi->i0a.-Iof fErcr..
Ne--~s ~ E'7ttsAss4 a@E - AA-AA = tA~tA4AsAF
the imposition of -lighs fine - b..
stopped from the soldiers pay. are
treated with al the torm and eere-
mOuy Of trials for grave oiFsn-e-- The
sworn testimony o. the witnesses. ac-
eorJiing ~ tAs. rtI.s-s of evidence. must
b. re'iuessi u writing. aad report
made u IL. proceedings IN each case.
a. The regulations prOhibit thu eKe,.t1-
tiou 0f any sentences By a eourt-rlar-
tial until is action = confirmed By the
oriser ordering the court When the
tact = taken into consideration that
according t0 Tie report of Colonel
Lisb.sr. Acting Judge -Advocsass.-Cieu-
sral- there were II. az ,rials before
garrison courts dUriagths past year IN
an army the total peace footizg Of
which n limited ey law "a forv- of
but =. CO. men. il would seem that a
system less cumbersome and less iri-
some to both Officer and men might D.
devised By which petty violations Of
regulations eosld BE- punished sum-
marty without injustice. % the soE-
GIer--Harper's Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
FIFTY-FiRsT CONGRESS-

" The senate. On the Esrh. Mr. Msr.ou ,~sur
snsr1s- Mr. ingalls, setes2 as president Dr., t-v,
lne Pr-s dents message IN the ease sf r.saI.
kseA vas iasd 81 the tz5Ss On -,sssca ef NJ
Fsats ar-suk1tsa1 vas a<-e~a 70 Tor ne A..
ruantn-nt Of ssaaSttag enuE tees. NJ Pzw5.
eaiied aifensinn - tas select commits. "a q.
7tcu. with Canafa. zad moved :, sr-.ls. I. .,.,.
sf tAe Est lo1g eIscassioa ssllsx-sA A. a.
Ss1ss & ~1a<a Er- Payne stEAsEr-w h. ---,sg,-
snsf- and sAs seiecs COMMITTEES was a---e,s Z,
Afser saor- executive sessssn. sAs s.ras. "A
sso c'saoc<. adjourned
IN NE senate. 0r the r1xA. 1nsfer -p~rfxr-nr
tae eoun ttr- On privileges 2ns ~Esctiee. .-r
sa,ncr1zed - 81 during ne recess he ---S
ialon af-rrsl by Mr- Stewart fsr sn~ purxhas
oet<aossA worth ~ silver nzIlson per usgrsH
szat thc resolutions ct Senasrrsesln@sa 1af Cal
For specaal ecnEitte-x ca thu ermu~rrial rsla
tao1s ef the Cn2ted S-atsx wtrn Nexicc. e,zsa
ard ne Eess ladies' we're ssia ca ths ssble
Tne senate then- a. t--f5 . m. vent insa .r.
erss ssssson- aaf ac1oasaes a. asp N
y ne senats 90 the sf-n. ca us.stisr az NJ
E11zadS g Vas agreed that whez the S.rnass
s1sr1rn tf De uatf ne rTsh No ssner eusa
mss was tr.asacte,1 zn,f. n rs.fa D N n.
Senate weaE i1Eo secret session. an1. AZ on
o'eiacx- without cpsnfng the 4scrsA took -.
cess Izni . p IL AT tAaE hour the bo.s,
srsn asseEzb. esI AMI asser \ ssteen-ua minutes
executive session. Styourue-s mt tas. nm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
The CORN SUPPLY.
Hhst b. shown ey the Agricultural De-
ptrsm~ut's F'<ur-s im Regard u sh-
Corn >upply OF the Country.

Nhst b. >houa BY the Agricultural De-
Ptrtm~ut's Figure. in Regard ~ tn
Corn >uPply OF the Country.
BALrrN 1tE. MI. March I6.-The Jsuru :
al II Commerce comments on the possi-
bic corn supply. as furnished By the
Agricultural Department. as follows
The old crop on hand November /. Is--.
Esl.B1@ @0- 10 which AID crop o. l-SSs /. =
4->.A0,0O1, the total available - s.tp..0aa. :
~, and now ded1ct the export since ya-
venber I. which i g. SD dsD. and also tn.
amount on hand Mach 1. which II given
as s-s.0lD,0al making 4 total ot 81 's0. =
Eo 70 Be Deducted. which make the con-
SUMPTION IN four months. according % d.
Purtmeut estimates. I.:s46 pl0. so. and thea
says: This rate Of consumption seems
ridiculous wueu compared with reII Iir--
m@uts N former years, even allowing
oulY -, ,fk0. go bushels Of old corn To have
been on hand at the commencement %
the harvest, instead OF Ild0aa.00 bush
els. a. We assumed l. Il not askiag too
much 10 believe in such igIress II true,
and consumption eOatinuss proportion
ately during the next eight months. how
shall We be ted unless We import from tie
Black Sea or La Plata"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
ATTEMPTED MFE-mUROsR.
thsrt~s = Hsmiffo-. 20 >axa~aA. C.
brraks kss"r sas t:ts wfs--. wtsd- Pipe
In a. Atrsnapt t.s warsI<r H-r

ATLANTA GA March II-YesteryFsv
morning Charles ? Hamilton. % Savan-
a'ih- ma'ts a niursi>r1us assault on hfs
VIE at III. Einibail Hous@- Mr. HtusiI-
ton = a stylish btau.Ie. a--,l tvxeutv-sv,.
Hamilton - a handsome man % thirty
Ms htr11ltln reached Atlanta Thar.fl ~
frnsa View O-ie11s. where al. kNs r~fa-
uEes- Sue x'ts ,ss7su21licl bT hsr six
TFlr-0ld son aat TOOK a room On TIA
sixth HOG y th- kinaali H lslse. YES
ser'iay morning slls. vas followed by FIN
hro1- who wc1r At 0u~s u her r,,nr,r-
HaniLtou SAYS h t1snd 4 mla there. ami
when he s4sml1te'i 1ts s.3a th.. man AMI
Irs- Htmlltou male Fan % him He
E1ereapon drew a razor and cszt at hi
wl-e's th-oat- Ia1ictial- four-fnch warn. I
'hat reariei . within aq1art.-r " An in. n
OF The Iil-slEltr vein The ra<or struck TIE.
vIn't-Ptpe. AL piece n inch Iour x-rs
broken from the hlaie- Th-. bs,v sav.
hls father Aisse,g Ais mother, bus ~.
cursed him. lui then a quarrel a-os-. aats
the c1rria- occurred
Hamilton .t-~ the alarm Immediately.
ansi u1ads 4 - efFlrt u evlfs arrest He {.
H0T n lstiL- 1lsss sappur1tissa ~ hIoo,I
poisoning takes place, the woman will re-
cover The hotel peopI. deny that there
was any naaa IN the r0om-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
Is Il Genuine7

Probably thousands Of people in this Sec
ton 81 country, and this sexton - no ex-
-eptlgu - any other IN this respect IN the
nlte't States. have read the report said -
have been written By Prof ). A LAtrlmore
Ph D, Ii D. Analyst Of Foods and MetIl-
cines, New YORK state Board Of Heath aud
Professor Of Chemistry IN the Rochester
y u University. stating tnas a. ot the
Safe Remedies manufactured Dy Il II
y amer & Co. were pure and wholesone,
Tor dlt aHy % them CONTAIN any mercury or
de-etsraaus SUBSTANCE To shorten the con
truTersy. however, We viii give Prof Iatti-
zlore's report entire.
UNIVERSITY oF R0CHESrEA
C1ENICsf. LsBuRA ruRT-
Mr. h II Warner h-Is pla4,ri IN nv pos
SESSION the formHLE Of several mes. leras.s
manufactured and soid under the general
designation Of Warmers SAFE Rru-e,.le- -
have Investigated the processes Of manu-
f1ctgre whlch are cunli1cte,s with extreme
care AMI according % the best methu.is /
haTs tA<en FROM the Laboratory san PEE. of
al Nh. Articles used n the preparation of
these Medicines. a. well as the several ned
icInes N which they enter have al<o pur
chased from different druggists IN this city
w aruers SAFE Remedies. = and upon crlti-
1AA-4AAAAsAAsAA ta4aA striA l@s MIR FFFr
from HsrTc ~ .Ett f-gn psl-isia,ls .l1uf tie
sertBsEs g. bztarlsex
:. A LsrruHORE. Ph d. IL. n
AnaIys: Of Foods ami Me,iIs-,a.-. New Tar.
STATE Baarti Of Health. PrSf5ssor Of Chem
rssry, University of Rnrhesser, v u
Wecaa not think thas rn Of the stand
'n< % II II Warner & co. w8gIE dare pub
Esh sJIch 4 statement Il Il were untrue. and
We noyx have that firm authority 70 say -
cur readers that IL Is absolutely and IN
s4alif~siiy true IN every particular
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
THE EUROPEAN MISSIONS.

Warner MILLER >aft tn b. Pr-<Id-at Hsr-
rison's Chofr~ fbr En<isnd-whstettw
Eessf- Martr HsIstesd aad John C. New
Down for Oth~r Posts
SEw T0Rx. March IA Washington
special 10 the Mail AMI Express says:
The Hlan the President has u mint for
the Eussir.h mission Is Warner Miller. %
New York This explains his objection
10 Whitelaw Reid for that post and his
desire % give the New York editor any
other court The situation Il such
that Whitelaw Reid may decline
u 20 abroad in any eapacity,
claiming the English mission or nothinS
Murat HAlztead is pretty sure ~ ret IL >
German MISSION Franz. l. he'll open
for Mr- Rsi1- or hs can have Germany Il
he says 30. and Mr.. Halsread VIII rss
France John c. View Il u % to AUSTRIA
The adluUrnmenf % the Senate until
Monday hAs upset thousand calealt-
rSus. and maal.. those nervous wha sup
posed yesterday that their men wo9ld 20
IN to-day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
MILLIONAIRE SENATOR'S
OaIy Nine Faars<~a Ye.rs Ago. Bat So~
There Are Niaetp-a-

oaIy Sla= Fsarse~a Year t<a. bat Sow
There Ar. Niaeto-a-
/ saw a man add up to-day the fort
une= Of the members Of the Senate.
OF course. 40 other earthly thing Is as
za-5 - EzG c.. - he's rich = a1aa =
He himself very seldom knows. and the
human imagination Is weak. indeed.
when it eOuteuplates big aggrsga-
tion Of dollars Most Of the people in
this country can not understand the
sensation Of owning 800 in lump.
Il used 70 be a common saying that A
T. Stewart was worth a hundred mill
ions. but l believe his estate. af,rr
death amounted only 70 g.. .OO0. 90.
There Is a member Of Congress from
Massachusetts, whose close friends
range from s4.OO0. 600 70 So. .OOO in
estimAhng his wealth Bot on the
basis OF popular gussses the figures of
Senatorial wealth that / saw today
footed up sl39. 0OO. coo According L.
this calculation there are. counting
Viee-Presidens Morton nineteen mill
ionair'as in the >snate. which number
Is a third Of the total membership.
When ZachaFisth Chandler cane 70 the
Seuate Just before the war. I have
heard shat be could not Eud another
millionaire in the chamber UuIy
fourteen years ago there were bat nine
---lo1aIres u tGe eeazse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

wExzLIxG. ". Va March Is--D4riaS :
The performances o. s-CnrIe Toms Cabin
in Lafayette Hall at Martin's FerTg last
night a large kerosene lamp. which was
pendant from the center os the ceiling.
teI into one Of the aisIes and sxpi0sleL
Ths people unade 4 rush for the main
doors. but they were nailed. the side
doors having Been used for entrance
Ms CIark Moore faiateL xnd was badly
injured b. being traupled upoc- Finally.
the main doors were broken down from
the outside. and the baiIdiag vas so0R
emvtied with the exception u Ms
More there were none seriously hurt
Ths FIRE was sxring-5shsd before u1cn
damage Exs do1a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
IS 1T TASCOTT7
A Man Arrested in British Cstambls on
sa-ptssaa that he r. willie ras<ost-

VFcToRIA. B. C.. March ia nan sup
posed % answer the description % TAs-
eott the murderer Of Millionaire S1eIl,
OK Calez..l. hss ass2 arrested =. Szzz--
no. He gave his name n Charles
Palmer. He arrived On th@ R0On train
yesterday, and his suspicious actions
e. once drew the Atrsutio1 % the officers
He engaSed a 5oatua1 % row him u
Gibri0Ia Island telling the latter be vas
hunted and wanted % escape from his
purS1erz- A storm coming Gp. the v0T-
age was not made. and Palmer thea o.
tsrsd a Everynan twe1ty dollars % drive
him out OF town as slr n possible WhiIe
preparing - leave Palmer was arrested
He shows Indications u insanity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21
EURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS Nv BRIET.

s-xsraa PrArr's sou has entered
- Trary's Inv firm IN New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

ewUs ~ the Illness 0f Mrs TowushsrsE
q lsr la1<htsr, Z was determined -
kusl9one tae taking Of the remains at
srreseaFarIvs ToaFnShsad to Illinois,
; s.usral ssok phase II Washington su
b E.ta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

llAEs-EEzExERs t0Ee up the track ot
r I-laseaspian railway IN Russia. cans
r t-1sir-ll Hecillens ID 4 passenger
p. aa he 18th Fifty persons were
f-si lld INJURED The wrsc2=rs were
tauEs,L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

Lax Samoan dispatches received AZ
lskiazd y-E Zealand show that there
10 basis fer the run0rs ot thu naval
af-.e 1,ar WIS sa1i % have been t0ughs
rrEssa ne German and American war
tSs-!s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

Laa7 L5ssDsLE has arrived Mt that
M u The Arctic Circle known as the
! l-5ar1s. which Is the last outpost os the
llssa Bay Company He and his party
p rsportsd we'll and his Ioryiship Is N
Fae spirits.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

TIE Mexican Government has amended
b saaeessi0u granted 70 Captain J. B
D tgr a ship railroad BY guaranteeing
z-ln,s 70 the extent ot FIVE Fsr cent m
(rszt s1 sixty million dollars of stock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

-rr SlIssfaa Diet has voted to appro-
-. sse s1nl ot sSl.oo1 marks for the per
Z. 4 -rscting \ monument Ot Empervx
- I AZ l-ss.Nr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

laE schooner Ellen which recently Iess
! I usesl, Cal for the new gold fields AZ
= slaiiA- with eight tons 0s provisions
~ 'eseRrT-stx miners on board went on
= 1saen a fes miles north OF Euseraia.
p araSa Gp-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

rsz Ane.- q At-as1sstaa denies that
\ has s1v designs against RIssiL H
r ares -las Afs -lesni..s. wishing % EN-
r. E1..iazi- As<l1uHstzG 1asI 2assiL
rr-aase.I ta.s reparE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

- EszE PzTEas started from Alexsn-
=, Errst tsr Ala. "a the Isth- on lis
= = sass ehErys u the EnaiR Bay re-
I. -. mn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

Swrrrzz W1SEs. tn eldest Frss Ma
q ne S5lte % View York. and the
II vbsuee- e Rochester, died. On the
a-s.t ninety lie had b-e1 \ Masou
r-r-sf sf-il1 wears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

KS rnrrassrrsn St Ex-Kfng Milan %
~. 7r-vsnted a d1eI between "
a sugie. eAiee-ot-staI. and n Bali
rrsslr-.. ere % the regents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

essar rziu storms have ragged IN Cali
-..a recently the rainfall for twenty
s- kaurs szded 1s aoeu oz the Isrh be-
q 2 inches, the heaviest ever known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

S-rxS vB-razI1 vii shortly - - san
,sssaa 10 pay avas5t - the eerlesery
srs He t. British silatiers wao .-Ii il
P.asssu-lr var IaES= British conquest
\ Est placs 4 I>IA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

vJ-zyz7 FLErr1- Gu arc0uplice %
PrrsII- -yalssd HIxe'r n the murder os Par
kaster AcCIgr~ and Contractor FIanni-
kiu. has been captured IN Italy. 1a1 81 -aoa
\ LIZ st1lzu money recovered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

rgz Essze = stazsis-I silver dollars
.-,m he aliut- 70 tn week ended th. 9th
,-arursI . @si-l-1- The issue during
= v--sspoasIiEs week 0c last ysa< was
b -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

-r gsssl.. Island Senate passed, on III.
y. - Bsilut- Reform bill. amended ..
/, ssSs eject June, r-oo. instead os
Il -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

,--.-xF. wALKER has EnaTIv accept
- ehtz-u14aship o. the later State
---sr.s Railway Assoe14ti0u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

T. -. slsssz * the inevifable return OF
b. - i-a--- 10 Belgrade a. the result Of
Ii - -.-s ants assertion OF the throne
=. s'lass Accession thereto Is vist-
- report that q meeting Is being
a-sseea the mother art xn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

= S-a-lass committee Of ST. Peters
rs lsslI-d a secret circular an
& - :. 'iils ne apparent inactivity 0s
| ,1 ''.'--lst leaders : merely blind in
=. = n M. aEthorIkSss into \ false
-se Il security.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

y-xs has been received trezz a nan
rnerir oe waterba-y. Caua-- who. Tor
ksss-y-sl= vears. has keeG supposed To
y ls1I. bit wh0 l. us= a wealthy resi-
lrurgf Tf.s0rll Australia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

rs reported that the secrets % the
|a-i06e League were betrayed t. the
sae2 G.lEernmsEs By 4 leading 0tsesr
] -ae ar-IaEzari0n- The nane % ths
irar ass nst as yet been dIvuIsed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-21

-os0 CoHRr0x (GIatst0nianl was elect
2 Farllarzent from the BaruzIey div
u q 40rSsaIre, England. on the Isrh.
ing dEs. votes against i 81 east for
= vernon Wentworth. the Ccnzsrv-
re eaad.,iass-