Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-04-25

VOL. A11.
TOPICS
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
-srv.ruz PLArr's son has entered
= rracy's law arm in New York
- ~ France, on the sIst, de- |
- - dividend OF forty francs per
sss --
|.-,ar NOBLE. on the nth, received |
.--'.,',f,..I the resignation OF General
sci. pension agent in New York
r. -
-.an were killed in a fight between
I s,.,u police. boomers and cattle-
ne borders os Oklahoma on the
+
| ,.serted in Berlin that the German
S---,eut intends. after the Reichstag
s..oIved. to prosecute the Socialist
sgrss. ~
49, S;av News. a paper printed ir
...,sr-rh. Pa. has been inhibited in
-. and can no longer enter that
.-Ey.
| srvrxar Russian officers connected
l..s ~ artillery service have been ar
- N connection with subs.antiated
-, Of plotting against the life OF the
-
a =. Is,b. Secretary Window directed
.,v-s. Kate Flynn and her three infant
-. and Mrs. Margaret Cassidy,
= be returned from Philadelphia
Irt.rd
ci-ar-Du and Canadian rivers in
S,l,5a-sa are swollen and running with
- sarce. and il Is predicted that many
- viii be drowned in attempting
5ri them
r,vVx prevails in the villages OF Bickse
II Rist-itz. and in the waag river
..-ict in Hungary. Hundreds OF people
|. .t,rving and many deaths have al
Isly oc>1rred-
--z -.port that yellow fever had re-
r-s,rsd at Jacksonville, Fla. was posi-
- eorrradicted. on the 10Th. by DIR.
..5slI. president of the Duval County
srl os Health
purSr1Eyr HARRIsoS, on the nth, in
Ir-s4 4 prominent applicant for a con-
.siu that he would not be able to con-
ssr any applications for consulships for
-ss gr four weeks
rgErrxx inches OF snow fell at Veta
l.. Col. on the 18Th There was snow
over Southern Colorado, but out on
plains it melted Is fast as it fell A
III grazing season Is assured
5lsHsP O'HARA has issued q circular
TER ordering special services in all the
kiholic churches OF the Scranton PAL
pcsse on April %. to commemorate the
biennial Of Washiugtonis inauguration
oLDs BRos., Of Toledo, o.. on the
shipped eleven cargoes OF corn, ag-
ting J00,00) shells, to Liverpool.
ltire fieet left together. This Is one
a largest shipments OF grain ever
MIR, that port
~, ma bILLIAx will go to Stuttgart,
vbrrr tbe s,xt. to offer his cougratula-
sisD.nden, Charles OF wurttemberg at
kyew York LIBERATION to be held on the
sr. IA lis anniversary Of King Charles
eteral Cthe throne.
lzfru no p immigrants were landed at
~ nc .een. on the 10Th. from the
Thingvalla, Helvetia and
nrhe steamship Bothnia. which was
ed of Sandy Hook, also had q num-
immigrants on board
3a. GREEN, travelling passenger agent
,hs Be- Line, who returned to Kansas
y, on the 18th, from a trip through
Ramona. says he found more than five
Ffsous for every claim. ready to eros:
y Inc II moments notice.
Ok the i1th, Assistant Secretary Bussey,
he Interior Department. rendered
irss DECISIONS in pension cases in whicn
te question Ok s'liue OF duty" was in
lTed Re followed the principles laid
pEH N the case of Brokenshaw.
raE viii Of Mrs. w. E. Vanderbilt
len. daughter OF the late Commodore
alierhilt, beqleathes the estate, valued
se0eo, N six equal parts. one to
Hea ot her five living children and one
'Ae children of her deceased son.
IHE election to fill the vacant seat in
British Parliament for the Central
iislon Of Birmingham. which took place
NE 18th. resulted in the choice OF Mr.
.oeTt Bright by vote OF $3.50 to 2, 500
Ar- beale, the Liberal candidate.
uAssiEL DUNOSr, a prominent leader
NE Elel rebellion, has arrived ut Duel
AAe' y. W. T.. the scene OF the battles oil
y aad Is addressing meetings Of half
7eas' urging them to press their griey.
KS upon the Dominion Government
AAS PO KE. a Chinam1n, sold abou
ven hundred bogus passports to New
sven tConn-l CelesSials who hav'
s4is N China desirous Of coming Il
Isf'eA He charged one dollar each
g aa.iag n roughly worked his field
laaealy departed.
- '1- lUndred and fourteenth ami.
'aary'ot the battle Of Lexington. Mass.
= eeienrated on the 18th. SaIutes wer'
aal al church bells rung at sun
About two hundred persons par
- ~ an noid-fashioned breakfast, serve,
Massachusetts, Hall.
IHE Cherokee Commission met at tn
eIor Department. on the 18th. aud ha,
--e'enee With Secretary Noble in re
- q their duties. He explained tn
treaties To the commissioners
s'so handed them printed instruc
-or 'AeIr guidance.
- secretary OF State has been in
- 0y cable Of the death, afBreslaI
\. -, = on the 18th, OF Consul Dithmal
h. S..Ia Sa,iea States representative thers
\. IIllltaar Inn was appointed to the posi-
"a "a " PRESIDENT Hayes in ISTs, aud ha
'-e once ever since.
oi-.-, RYAN, son OF the nswlv-ap
- - Minister to Mexico, has been Al
- AZ Los Angeles. Cal. rhar<yeti wit