Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

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Tn~ snaesussnt OF q National hsrk kr.rr,s t.w
xefseral iext-iafion = desirable II shsss.fa L.,
ssEaple IN Il 1etAn-ts aRa aae xpeus.vs "A -
samiasstratioa.
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T1e rwrors of th- Isssrrrsass~r-s.r~r~af -~s
osiy sshie.ss sh~ olxrstsoas = ta~ s-pars.
nAnr valuable suggestions for sas tnaurssre.
n.Snt asf sxtr1-4on of sh~ -~rx5rs wh4rh Az
braErA q IN C.axs-rrssssss : :. :, -, -.
taet with the saiky lsfs q shs rssst.s xfssl.-s
every one a~<- tass servis~ : asfers. ansl every
COMM retai snsiis hss an actual All
p"ssibAs vafae thGs eniy tss-s~ ~
SS<ed n tra.is esR unsEersssssi.
TIE nnsifs between s-~ Yerk All 50 Fraa-
cisco -vhieh Ia. rccsnsiy tsa i..is.i
: an lnet.;sns -esths y za~atiea- Th~ plan
IN SEPARATE eistri~A that shail tavolv~ n
ssrnessea ami sa<x-sstpn ant ranrs -
80 trnrT OF tar p ssanA<tfr~ Neuid. have ~
aSa1s, greatly iaaF -awe the ssFvsc~-
IHx ssw SAW
IAe report cf sA~ >ecrr-ary q tn Navy
.S.axas x-.pz..s4Eaklsin q tbs SaE-aas 20 the
I rr.iu.sts sh- ei-iessa~y u zach. II s~s~rai'
sss...ssssy Psss.ss- "a. a~yn msts = sae
nss aavy. tas fsnipAia. 80 suhs-ct-ss 4,
very severe trial t~ss. aast - r~rv rasss.h sl
ssT-~ s,' sss'.e..aa has y :. <rasstyiax - -
abin - state thai crut.~ arv9asl th~
Nerhi- tTum sAlea .a- Axs rwrenffv
retnrnssa- his dellna~sr2test fhts shs = .
I the s~v-~s&ry shaus shat v hsss sas active
torr~ - th~ law = rspistfy inerea.fr<. bT
rsA-7n = shr iusrrpv-st bWiEt ami arlsssussEs
- tle n~W ships te nufgh-sr uf oTsr shirzs a.
[ tssr SEA ausy xres- very slowly. We hasi on
I TIE f1urra e NaTrh Lat rhfrfy. s.sv~a sew
,eeAsl- saip.. ant thsn<A four have sinre
81 81
,nssrass'is hsyazse n the m<ansina~ foaE
hav~ ben ta-t or coasf~un~sf
tEensy- ~ s.i.iitienat vessels have been
Satees zed sud appropriated for. bnt is =
/ Probable that Wh-n tn@v ar~ enupI~s-.i
oar iast VII enty b. issress<sf 81 tssTty S~e a
= s,s s,..,.. =; ~ 80 80 ss-1 .A.E. .rs d.
arr added The>e Facts earry thslr o.n AZ
SaDent
THE AFSs caL.wrrr
| An apraiIinE ealRnai itv b%g~u thr~~ Of autr
naval vessels "a dusy az ths >ansaas fsfsnsls
/ ~ the hartsur oa Apta n " arch Last tnwelV-
INK th. is-- - fssar ssfszN@rs ansl s.srsv .~xe-
~s-tnaxa ~ twss x..-ri@-tis. Tr~rssss ana tI.-
NsntaiiA-aHsi the 4 ..shlinx q "a ri. the
Nip>9c- ThEec ve~-s-is . the German navy.
nlsu - t4ze a4Et.1r. suffered With ssar ships
tne tesre cs the hrrrieane erst suffered sx~rs
Hs.lTr hfsNi4y- Nksle nen-niax th~ brave
/ wTiirsT~ AMI saca Wi4e dirsl fseinzs ~isa hixh
Fe>sfifr penis <rrstrr thta tnss@- q rStsi-.
e = nass-1 3Fasify3n< 60 state shst th@ crryils
[ - fae tge~fsssn navy tssg -saarsAushlrt esHar-
I axe AMI arsurrss.ltv ws~ rs,,s-lrl1~-ssf. .rs.-
fStEEGvE BEFAKrNsSr AFFAIRS
rhs rrI-1rt & thu SECRETARY - ths Interior
exhibit tll- tran-.tesissus - thss essx~rnssr~us
-. @sa "a, '.s IL, ii,as sE,s~ s..-s s.s..i grS
L e1lltirvn e - isc.oi and IN the xtfotm.ug
L os haasl- g. asiuls Iasiaaa-. II - ts h~ ~
/ iribal rvIss.oa ana q ss~assnx ~fsR shs
4 lEtl4n 8nstis lsfuat did NOS Ntf,rar
I earlier - ~9r lsgasi4tSns- Large TessrvA-
tsnrs belt u casaulssn. ami the tssaiatenanes.
- tae &atissr - - siss cha~fs Aast head ~ n
I a2Ee e. friuesi ta1 laslaFss1af - every ia
csutsNe o. tzss. eA~rwt-s ~ thrtft. anft the an
Eu'sy h4s cssarrihgf-st an Affirmative stnrui<ss
tes~ arts . state Il cst0srMs~sf pNausFasrss-
Oar frzsy ~ tpuiakassrs ~slssuist ~ hcsssy rspe
s.,isrsfe - th~ e~~s iuseress- ssf an ixanraas
AL h@tli4e~< rser-s- m rvssrys ysftssus are
noN <wner4ily -s4rTsssnsi~sf b white settle
Hsrnss- W. can NJ isnzsr Pa-h the fusfian
sark tnsD The Wilderness ans. q rvsns a. ssstv
sara into tar e-tats ~ -sAf -lppprsin< aElsl
rsspanslois ritszwn- To sas afalt. ths nr-s
/ callt tD Ptac~ hlm 10 -rh.ssE
. >ehs-ai ATTENDANCE sheatd - promoted by
every moral agency. and sisos-s tain "a should
- ersupeisss- The National schools for la
asars have been very ssIcses~fal. AMI ssortisI
- muits pi I'd and a far a. fs-<ibis. should
b~ 80 oTpCsntE-,. and earsiucfsst A. o. fsrflt-
tate tae transfer Il the -ehu.sls N thc state
81 TsErisoris- in which they sr~ Ascstesi wh~n
tfs Insiisns n a NJ ishtsoraas=l have aec-pt.sI
nttess for such a transfer. Thls condition -
things will b. attained -!ewly. but a ~lIl be-
fastened BY ksrpsax q IN mind Ansi
"a the meantime that est-oper4-
ton bstwsea the Government, AMI
the fal-.sou school. which has
~roaght usueA good stOuld be cordially and
The apPointmens of commissions o. treat
WITH the Cheroke->. >tOux and other Indians
for the surrender 10 the Governments 1t GER
tain Lands held BY them and th. progress
made thereby. the opening and settlernsa,
ct Oklahoma AMI the uec.>sity f0r a Terri
a. "a
legislation IN regard To the acquisition OF
tales 90 lands in Alaska are given careful
and extended consideration
THE LAND LAWS
In the administration of the land laws the
policy of facilitating IN every proper way
the aiiustusenr Of th@ honest clsiuss Of in
been pursued fh~ namssr % '-i.p,' p~n..-ss "a
eases had during the preceding Atiministra-
si"u-bess greatly Increased under the crs~ra-
tton OF orders Tor time -u~psnsfing nnal
action in large part of the
ca-ss originating Tn the West ASH
Northwest. ard BY the suls-esgueut use a
unusual methods of examinst ian- Only thss<..
wno are familiar wf.h ths conditions ansfer
which oor agricultural lands have been set
fatal consequences Is shs settler ot policy
that puts his titie under sE~picton. or delays
the t-susnee~ Of his patent while care i.
sSSaIa sos BE- Impss-ss slrbsa, r1,s Iss-..s =
The manifest purpose of thc homestead and
pre- -emPtlon laws waS O. PToulote the settle
ing bonafiie intent - make a home uFa.4
the selected lands " heFr this intent = veil
established and the requirements of the IaN
have been substantially complied With she
claimant T. eutitiesf u a prompt amt friendly
consideration OF hi> ease. btst where there u
rea-on 10 believe that the claimant = the
mere agent OF another whs j. seeking to
evasie a las intsusiesi "a promote snail hold
sIsai mssho.ss large tracts Of tim
eipai and s<ens >hauid not caly be
thwarted in their fr1ustulsnt purfnss~ss but
shossld be made 10 feel the fuli penalties %
our criminal statutes Tn. AVS saoaId BE
50 4sirnIn t>s~rsd not - cunfoansi these tao
classes. and o. visit penalties only 1Pca the
latter.
The unsettled state q th.. tirI~s Ia large
bodies of lands IN the Terrttsrfes Of New
Mexico and Arizona has greatly retarded
the deysIoPmsus q those Terri
law for the Prpnpt trial and rnai adjust
mens before iH5ieiAl tribunal OF commis-
II : not Just - an Intelligent and enterpris-
ing people that theiE peace shouid be 4 is
trrbed and their prosperity retarded by
ihese eli eonient.ons- ! sHpEsss the eope
may yield ." tas urE~Ecy Of the ease
rHE FTBLIc FENsEsNKEs
The law uo~ prov de- a pension for every
service of she Unitesi states dzTtnx the efyu
var Aafi = nov sgr~rt1g from Wounds OF
disease having an origin n the s~rvhee and
the line u duty Two of th~-- n~cs-sary
fart$-sngz-trr and dis ahlfiry-4rc usually s1s-
eeptibl. u easy proof. tc- the thirsi-slrixi gin
in th~ s-rvles-ls often d.rnrsair- and IN lsany
de.Srv suE ct.e= rsH-si ete n establish That
very many of those wsg -aslzresi the harsf
| ships Of oar ta1>r bloody ard 4rSiuogs cam
paixns are uaw q isahlesl from diseases that
had real Il not traee4bI~ origin in -err-
ice we 30 not tou0s. besides ther~ are
another class composed of men, many Of
whom served an esltsEI7ens OF the three faii
wears. and Of e-enliSsrel vet-ra1s-w 1o aeeie1
A fourth wear Of service. Who escaped the