Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

sxyAroR J. q. Hrrrurvsov w,s neml-
mated Tor Governor By the Republican
state convention - Iowa On the f5sh.
XIV DR- ;. 1ArTpov. professor u the
oiogy AZ Biddle Tastitufs. n large collier.
ear negroes. endowed by Northern p@opl.
aud losaEed NJ Charlotte. v. e. ai@f n
tas harae u his sau-ia-law. Ra~. z. ".
Thomas, of Marion, -, On the 18th.
IaE first Mohamme,iaa mosqie ie ever
ouiif IA England Aas Just beel c1uap i,.te,l
IN Laudan-
THE Northern Pacific railroad directors
at their regaia- meeting in New YORK
City. on the 18Th. received tho prnoasi-
tioa from Mr. Willard sor a si6l 900. epr
consolidated mortgage. but deferred
epnsilirr asi5a thereof Cor QUE week.
TWENTY robbers boarded a freight
train ~ the Western View York & Penn
syivania railroad at Irvin-tpu. v. Y. ON
the ftth. intinidAfed the train men. aad
BROKE open and robbed the cars u a large
quantity at goods.
IL The British House Of Commons. on
the iash. the governments announced L 4
withdrawal ef the Tithes bTlE.
Tux sheriff Of san joaquin County.
Cal. served n warrant " arrest uDon
Justfce Field nc the latter's chambers in
sta Francisco on the 1sth. Immediately
after the warrant was served \ writ as
haDeas corpus was sworn out before Jaiige
Sawyer af the Uaited States Circuit
court who ordered ths prisoner releas-
Ell. fixing the bail az 5000.
IHE Fitehburg railroad has made the
rate tor g. A. R. Delegates from Boston
70 Milwaukee aud return SsI55
THz Journal da St Petersburg *.
presses qualification at the appointment.
OF Chaker Pasha As Governor oe Crete.
and Is sanguine that his administration
viii be successful
oSx man was killed AMI a large num-
Der or persons were seriously injured on
the 18Th BY an explosion u escapsd <ss
In View York City crockery store.
On the 18th Acting Postmaster General
Clarkson awarded tho eoatract for fur
nishiug the Post -O{Fire Department with
postal cards during the next four years ta
Albert Daggetf, oe BROOKLYN. Tor Ssla on.
Two Br0ckrou tWaSsl shocnlakrrS.
Nels Bofia and Hugo ssalIengren. wko
were badly injured in the railroad disas-
ter at Bradford. January 10. fsss. have
received a settlement ia full f8r their in
/ Iuries. aEnoantin, to about 81. .nol
WILLIAM rRAIyoR. who attempted To
rob Money BROKER Gioetzioeh, at his as-
/ rice in New York CRY. a. ths point ot a
/ pistol. was, ou this 18Th. sentenced to fif-
teen years IN State prison af hard labar
EDISON Is expected At Milan in sep
tember, where elaborate preparations
are being made for his reception. W.
where in Europe are Mr. EsIisonts genius
and services 10 tls cause OF science bet
ter recognized than in Italy. and on his
visit 70 Milan King HGmbert will confer
GA him the dignity ot a grand officer Of
the Order OF the Italian Crown.
JoHS l. SULLIVAN was found guilty Of
priza-hghtlng AT Purvis. Mss, on the
18th. Sentence was deferred.
SEARCH Gf the residences Of an aged
widow Of missrly procliviries xho was
found dead in the kitchen of her resitis.ns-s
in Hartford, Conn. resulted IN the dis
covsrv Of bonds anI stocks ~ ths value
OF Ssn.9ga.
BIT wreck on the Butler branch Of the
West Pennsylvania railroad on the fiih
two persons were killed, two fatally in
Iured. and twenty seven mora or less se-
rinusIy hurt.
THE remains Of Judge David :. Terry
were Inferred in the cemetery at Stockton
Cal. on the 18th.
Tux IeWelry store OF wm. 3. Morse.
NJ. 2tis fremont street. Boston. WAS en-
tered BY burglars. on the night OF the 18th.
and robbed OF valaables amounting, TO
- a00
The envoys Of Brazil ta the Internal
tiouai American Congress. u be held at
Washington in October, arrived in View
York. on the I6sh. GU the steamship Al
lanca-
The British bark J. c. Williams from
Baen0s Avres, June L. for Barbados
sprung leak while at sea and soansisred.
Her crew arrived at Barhadoes on the
18th