Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-06-27


PHrScrroy CoLLxsz conferred the do
gree ot LID upon Presilent Harri.
son. on the slsh-
REPORTS accamulafe % tke ravas-as a,
ths green mid<n~ among the wh-a,
Eelds % Northern and Western rn.gi,r,
@oHx KERN - Beiiefoute. Pa was A.
saIltsd an1 robbed on the night - ~.
-lth. IN Cambria CITY He was found n~xt
morning lying IN the street. uacnuxciorx
and was taken 10 the hospital The nav
steiaHs say tAat bis injuries are v~ry
serious
SILVER brick from CsIoratEo was .s,.-
ttoued oT in New York FOR th. beuast ..
the Johustowa sufferers AL brought
$40.
TIE King % Holland has haI ss-i,yts
relapse OF the ualssly which list year
caused a temporary resignation oe the
reins of government.
Tx C1ladian Government has been
notified % the discovery q ulin. oe ex-
ceient anthracite coal at Cauutnr@ v W
T. The veins have b~.a traced ssr four
niles and are over nine fee. n with
tHExK HungariaHs. Frank Georgi~.
harry htrson and Alec Ha-sea. charged
Win tryfng 10 wre. K a passenrer train or
the Delaware s Ha'fs0a River railroad.
Eere arrested az Scranton. Pa.. on the
nizsht " the sseh-
wHFrE mn named yottin CHAM vas
accidentally shot su the sleh az Parks
Iey. L. bg his .risafi. VIII Parker. while
E'''lllg with pistol The ball entered
tas tniga and passed mp into th. abio-
nzel. making dangerous wound.
srsrE dinner, followed by recep-
ll'fa. vas given 1t the Eivsee Palace.
Paris. oz the e3th- Among those present
were Cas-d Ssstes Minister Reid and the
visiting American engineers.
A szRsuCs riot. the outcome Of the
strikes IN that r-gior. occurred at KIaf-
a.. Bohemia. au the s1sh The strikers
e+f.-d the sensi1ru1eS. aud tn. Iaftar were
eompelef q fire several voIIsys into the
crowd before thev couht b.. dispersed.
Two q the rinters were kll@d AMI twelve
wounflatL
CARDINAL fsfsBoxs orylainsi sfv prf.sts
ntne G=neuus and sirhtseu ssb-learons
at the Balsinore tMLl Cathe.i-aI on the
-lst- IEeuty-sIx others recsfvei the
bower orders aud seventeen toox the
Iniiiatory step t1wa-'t III. priesthood
n NxGHo. whose name j. unknown.
whipped the little daughter % John Core.
a white farmer of Pastaria. Va Mr. Core
armed himself with gun. went TO the
He-ro's hoEss and frei Il load os back
shot into the nesro's breast. Gre then
lett and has not beez arrested. The nero
Is badly wounded
ANos & BEEcHEs. % " instead. Cann..
aged Efnety-oue. died On the 4ish- He
was the oldest Mason n that State.
NEARLY 500 e01 in wages was paid out
On the 2lst, 10 employees % thu Cambria
Iron Company The payment was for
wages for the two weeks previous u the
food- At that time the company had
300 names on its payroll Oa pav-dly
$50 answered 70 their names It IL
known almost to n certainty that /, COZ lost.
their lives in the food
THE schooner Baltic, 0t PrOvineetoxu.
Mass from a whaling voyage. reports
that while in Samana Bav. il Nav. she
was fred On BY party oc Hzvtien SOL
dIers, but HO one was hart. The clptaia
was unable 10 get any satisfict.7u. aad
viii refer the matter 60 Washingtau.
OK the 3Ist STATE Treasurer Tsas. :.
Bambers OF South Carolina dropped dead
at his home in Columbia from heart dis
ease.
ALEXANDER ". FRTER. agef sfxtv-
three, and his sou Fred were working on
a house II Dorchester, Mass, on the sDth.
when the staging broke. and they fell
twenty feet The elder nlaa received in
igries ot which be died shortly after III.
son escaped with a few slight injuries.
GARDNER r CoLBT, n wealthy dry
goods merchant aad railroad capitalist
q View Y0rt City, died on the 3ngh, aged
fifty years.
FIVE lives were lost. aad one man was
fatally iul lred. by the destruction Of
Hyer Bros-' fireworks estabIishmet, in
Boston, aa the 3Ist- Two boys are also
missing and supposed to be host