Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

AN Anarchist Republican enu.ptra~,
las been discovered at sgccia in Valencia
cpaiH- among ths peasants. The plos was
% seize the town. on the i.th. and .a-k
the houses OF the wealthy The police
anai soldiers arrested a uumber q the
conspirators- Firearms wer. found in
their possession and many also had uaSx-
ports 10 South America.
The reports Of the COMMITTEES % the sa-
moan conference on the au~stiors %
land tenure and the government OF tn.
fsIands were presented 70 the full BODY
on the f7th- The Latter report was an
proved with the exception of Few de-
tails which were seft over for discussion
at the next meeting of the conference.
THE Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Com
pazy's depot warehouse ~ Norfolk. Va
vas burued.on the I7th- The loss on the
building and freight Is estimated ut 500. :
oo0 The building. wooden structure.
was nine hundred feet long Tho origin
OF the Gre is unknown.
THx late Duchess ot CsnzbriIx- left an
estate vaized At about E.o.eo1. Mast Of
ner fortune vas devised tn the children
oE her daughter. the Duchess OF Teck
L on the fseh Stewart Brothers Parki ny
house. at Council Bluffs. Ia, was burned.
&
slo-ND, insurance. S9i. 100
I THx manufacturing cDmpauv o-rr,v-
ing three large wooden mills at Eensiax-
ton avenEs aad HHutin xtou street. PhiIs-
eelPhiA indefinitely suspended on the
I lsth- The eoaesrn employed about three
1 h1ndred mea- Competition In trade AMI
low prices were the eauses- Ths iiibiIi-
ties viii reach nearly SD. .O0l; assets.
500 CO.,
DISPATCH from BresIau Germany, OF
the Isth- says that conflict occurred
between the military snd the strfxers
near there The troops fred 1pou tho
strikers, killing n number % them
ICDsz IoHx T. NELsrRx, cc the sc.
harY's County Orphans Court st Leon
ar'isSwn- MI vas struck by lightning
aad killed on tn. 18Th
/ GEoRsx H0wERT. a wealthy farmer os
Shstby County, Ind vas arrested ou th.
18th. and taken To Nashville On a warrant
charging him with being one ot txa men
who passed over SD in eounserc.tr ay.s
and tens in the Iatter city.
/ The worst hatl-st0rm that ever visited
/ Central AMI Northern Iowa was expert
enced on the I6sh. lasting but two or
/ three minutes. Many Of the stones we're
larger than hens eggs They cut the
leaves aad small limbs from trees. dam
aged Vegetation, sad caused great loss -
I greenhouses and windows.
L \ cOSFxRzScx 0f Austrian AMI Hun
7 g1rian sugar merchants was held af
Trieste on the 18th Resolutiors were
adopted urging the government u with
draw from the London sryar bouatias
| Convention
/ PosrNAsrER-G<SERAL WkNAMNxrR ~ =
l dressed over -nre- thousand Of his PhiIa-
/ delphia employees on the evening ot the
I1sh- He talked 10 them for over half an
aOur, receiving frequent oatbGrsts % ap-
/ plaHss- The OCCASION was the second an =
nGal distribution Of the profits Oc the
immense establishment among its EN-
/ ploYes-
The delegates 20 the Presbyterian Gen
eraI Assembly in New York City were
tsndered n RECEPTION. on rha night Ot ths
lSeh- at the Metropolitan Opera House By
/ the Presbyterian Uui0u Of that city.
/ There was Music. IHncheou AMI speaking
/ Governor Beaver Of Pennsylvania and
/ others delivered addresses
L 4 sERFoCs fight occurred near Beverly.
W Va. on the I1th, among about forty
/ Italian Iaborers on the West Virginia
f Ceatral railroad extension Three men
/ were shot and badly wounded; two we're
severely stabbed, and others we're cut
beaten, bruised by stones. ETC.
Tag Parneu Commission resumed its
sittinss on the f1th- Father O'DonovaE.
Ot TgIly. ireland. testified that the NOOu-
/ lighters % that place were opposed to the
/ National League.
/ SELsoS COLBERT (coloredL who mur-
/ dered Philip Wentzel. superintendent Of
/ the Columbia street-car stables IN WASH
| ingt0n- IN October last was haa.sl Is
/ the District jail on I5sh