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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
The TERRY TRAGEDY.
Deputy Marshall Magic Tell. w.. stsr,
OF the kiiiiax .f Terry lie Believe a
Terry wesiI ts~ ItI. knlfs and There
fore r.ek y. Chances.

D~pafv M.r.haiI S.xie Tell. Ht. s.sr,
OF the kiiiiax sf Terry y-He Believe a
Ferry woail q 80 IiIs knlfe ami There
fore rsek y. chssc---
SAN FsA~cisco. Sept. T-Dsputy Mar
shal David Sasie was exami-sd Ia ths
Federal Court yesterday aud related tho
details % the tragedy in the Lsthrop din-
Ing room last month. Ne said that when
Judge Terry approached Justice Field hs
bad M idea he was going t. make an At
tack. bat before ho could interfere. Terry
slapped the Justice on the face with his
rieh; hand aud repeated the blow with
his left hand. striking the Justice Sec
ond time on the back oe the head Nagls
continued: II was on my feet In an in
slant aud throwing out nv right hand %
keep Terry OF. | shouted; stop that.
am United States oficer.i Terry then
directed his attention O. me-. He had his
righ, arm In position. as IL about O. give
another blow, and as he turned his glance
upon me he looked like an infnriated
beast. His eleuched fist Immediately
sought his bosom. Believing NV life was
in danger. | Immediately drew nv pistol
with my LETT hand. and catching il with
my right fred two shots tn quick success
sion. AMI Terry fell TO tbs Eoor. be-
lteve Terry would have cut ne 20 pieces.
and perhaps Justice Field. II had not
acted promptly. He looked like n mall
dened giant. /,
Il knew he had always carried knife.
aud believed he bad Que On him then.
knew him TO be giant in strength, and
proposed To take NO chances with him.
For that reason held my pistol in both
hands, 50 that he could not take u away
from me. After the shooting was ovef
and had got Justice Field On the train
again, told the conductor u look out Tot
Mrs. Terry. for | did not like % iniure a
woman. but would surely protect Justice
Field"
Nagle's examination concluded the te,-
ttmouy. aud the ease was continued nntil
next Wednesday, when the question o.
the jurisdiction ot the Federal Court Will
be argued
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
a BELGIAN HORROR.

Three Hundred Persons Killed and n
ih"gs and fuJnr-t bv Exptosiou In a
tartrilige FACTORY In Antwerp We
Tins M"-tty Working t..rts-ra@ Ex-
PiS-toa Supplemented by Most Dtsas-
troa- C"ah grafton. IpvoIving Docks
ami Immense stores of Russian Petre-
lraps.
FRIGHrFrL loss ~ LIFE nv EXPLOSION IL
CARTRIDGE FACTORY.
ANrwEnP. sept "a large quantity os
dynamite exploded ia a cKrtril-,e factory
here to-day. totally dem pIishing that
portion - the building Ia which the ex-
piosive was kept. The factory was locat-
ed In tue vicinity of the bolrse, which. at
the time % tie explosion. was crowded.
Burning fragments ot the factory we're
huried against the bogsse. setting II on
fire and creating panic amoag the men,
bers. several % whom we're injured o.
the employees % the factory ie6 were
killed aud many others in and near the
building we're badly wounded.
yiRE ADDED To THE HORROR
The cartridge factory was situated be-
hind the docks upon which millions os
cartridges were being unlaaled. It was
adjacent 10 the petroleum stores aud
two large Russian petroleum warehouses
were set on IRE aud are now burn
Ing Other stores are endangered.
Police, gendarmes and troops are as
sisting In the work % extiuguishing the
flames. while priests and Sisters OF Chari-
ty are looking after the Injured. The city
Is envelope in dense smoke.
rHx FIRE RAGING.
Eighty thousand barrels % oil are burn
ing. Eighty persons are injured. a ma
jOrity ot them being workmen- Several
soldiers have received injuries.
THREE HUNDRED KILLED AND ONE THOU
SAND WOUNDED.
ANTWERP Sept I.-Atan early hour this
morning the fire was still raging with un-
diminished fury, aud the military are as
sisting the fremea in preventing the
spread OF the confagratiou. IL is now
certain that fully three hundred p-o-
pie have perished, and no less than q
thousand were injured. The scenes at
the hospitals where the wounded have
been conveyed are heartrendins. The
ships at the American docks were saved.
the wini being favorable.
The explosions at the burning cart
ridge factory still continue at frequent
intervals. and the hying shells render
the work Of the fi-emel aud soldiers ex-
tremely perilous. The factory was
known as the Carvilean factory. The
Communal Council recently condemned
the factory as dangerous, but for some
unexplained reason 1t was allowed 10
continue operations. The victims are
mostly factory girls. Windows were
shattered three miles away.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
HERE'S CHEEK.
A Msnisossa Timber rhief Makes n VI sst
Cheeky Request. which - Properly De-

A Msnitobsa Timber rhief Makes n VI ast
Cheeky Request which - Properly De-
nIes.
WASHINGTON. sept. The Treasury
Department has denied a quest from
Richard BaFliss. u BhiaelanI Manitoba
for the release % yoke % oxen
and wagOa. seiz-t IN Dakota for Vi0ll-
tI0n % the eHsfaEn lass % the United
States Ths Dep1rtmsnt submitted tbs
matter ia the essilerfar % caIstanns At 81
Pan. ia whose district the osfsase was
committed. aud be- reports that il has
beeu ascergaiaed that Bsvliss has been a
continuous vioiaf0r % the Iaw. anI 0a
the occasion When tie oxsa aad wagon
we're seized he hal brought the articles
into the L aiied States without any per-
mission from the custom officers, aaI
had loaded the wagon with timber cut
from land in the Cnitei States with a
view Ia stealing the timber. and carrying
il into Canada Tie collector c0acluied
his report with the recomme Al alton that
the petition be denied
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept "a delegation
Of citizens called on Governor Gordon
yesterday and asked him 10 take action
concerning the whipping OF lot % ne
groes By unknown white men Thursday
night at East Point near Atlanta The
affair grew out Of the lynehing % n negro
boy on wednesday. The negroes held a
mass meeting and the citizens becoming
scared sent for the police from Atlanta.
The presenes OF the officers prevented
further trouble, but after they had gone
a lot OF white men weat TO different
cabins and whipped the negroes The
Governor has offered a reward OF 500 for
any person convicted % having taken
part N the affair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
LITTLE JACK HORNER.


=
Most people have been made ac-
quainted in the nursery with
Little Jack Harner.
Who at ia a corner,
Eating a chr stmas pie,
Tut n his thurub
And paIlesI out pun
Aud sand. What a brave boy am -
This Individual was not = myth. but
a real Parsonage. Tradition furnishes
the following story Of the fortunate
fellow. Whea Henry VIII suppressed
th.. mouss'cries and drove the poor old
monks from th.ir nests the title-decds
81 the abbey % Mel.--jncluding the
sumpiuous grange built by Abbot Bell
wood d-we-e demanded by the commits
sioaers TIE Abbol Of Glastonbury de-
ierminsl that he would send them to
London. and a. the documents were
very valuable and The road infested By
thieves. it was difficult u ge. them TO
the metropolis safely. To accomplish
this end. however. he devised the fol-
lowing plan.
lie ordered pie 20 b. made-as fine
a. ever smoked on a rcfectory table;
inside he put the documents-the
fiaess hiling pie ever bad since pics
we're arst made. and he intrust.s,l this
dainty - a lad named Horner ~ carry
up to Londou 70 deliver safely into
the hand, Tor whom il vas intended
Bat the journey was 20 long and the
day cold. and the boy was hungry.
and the PIE was tempting. aud the
chance Of detection was small
- the hoy broke OF a
piece % pie and beheld parchment.
lie pulled It forth ianoceutly enough.
wondering how Il could have reached
there. tiei up IA pastry. aHd arrived
in town The parcel was delivered.
bat the title-deeds Of Mells abbey e.
tate we're missing. Jack had them in
his pocket These we're the juicicst
p.ums in the pie Great was the RAGE
OF the commissioners; heavy the ven
geance they dealt out to the monks.
Jack kept his secret. and " hen peace
able times were restored claimed the
estates ard received them Whethcr
Gr. Horner deserves the title Of ..goe.i
boy, bestowed on him By the nursery
lament. Is more than doubtful: how
ever. that's the story.-Troy Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
Qualifying the Remark.

'L2ok here. young feller." said an
irate brakeman. I've been running on
this road for five years and want TO
state that | know my business
''Oh. no; you're mistaken. It isn't
possible that you've been running on
this road for five years. You may have
been walking on this road for five
years. but not running. Nothing on
this road ever runs Merchant Tray-
eler
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Tae death Of Dr. W D. wa<soner. /.
Will known physician q Wiasersviil-,
Ca. had tiuge - q nance connected
sith it- Mae maaslls asso a- visited Al
laufs. where lie met ami became ngRs-sl
ia harris s. 10 Miss Z "a L.assitrr. This
marriage vas So have taken Placr to
October. A s-S dsys ago Miss I.assit- r
received n telegram ealing her - " IN
terayiile, where her ipver Eas down With
tygLsll fewer. sai ~ begged ssr an ina
mediate marriage. The lady responded
=. Oucs, only 20 had oa reaching Dr.
Wasgoue-'s bedside that he vas unable
10 recognize her. He die without re-
gaining c3uscisusaess, and the ceremony
cln.l not tx INC.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
An Alabama wiz. Murder.

Near BRssemer. twelve miles below B!r.
msushum. Ala Andy Hishtewer shot
aud killed his wife. Jealousy was the
cause of the crime. Ulshtower left home
ta go ,p bis work as usuai lnt instead
got drunk aud returned. A. soon as he
reached home Is commenced qaarreiing
u IN hi, wife. aud finally drew pistol
and sho; her thrau ugh the head High
tower escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

In tie Criminal Court at Birmingham,
Ala. Aaron j. Hayes was convicted u
murder la the arst degree aad sentenced
10 Ike imprl<oameu: Tor tue murder 81,
&. " Biakrly last winter. Hayes Vas
boarding with Blaktly at the time % the
killing. lie went home drunk aud in
suited Blakely's wife, and. when Blakely
resented II. crushed his skull with
brick
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. "a letter from
La F.Ors County says: Armed negroes
are now scattered in squads in the
swamps, and are being pursued by three
hundred armed white meR- Negroes, be-
ing refused ammunition at Jemison's
store on the Tallahatehis river.
burned the building. A posse
pursued AMI about forty negroes
were killed Many negroes were killed
ut the other cad ot the parish. Governor
Lowry is severely denounced by the whits
people o. La Flors for not sending Crom-
well back 10 them They eaarge that Ccl-
oneI Jones Hamilton. lessee Of the State
penite utiary. used his influence to save
Cromwell who Is an ex-eonyict.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

The trial 81 Wall Hasheld has been cUn-
Guided at Pikeyiile. KY. aud the jury
found him guilty - being aecessvry To-
the act ~ numbering the three Nee yss
Talbert aged twenty eight. Randall
nineteen, aud Farmer. fourteen. Also
Alexander Musser confessed - the nllr-
der of Farmer. the youngest. and both
were sentenced tp the psaiteattary for
life. These trIa are a Fcsa4t e tie Hat
f-lI-McCoy feud Ehich caused 50 murh
terror on ths line ~ Kentucky aaI West
Virginia during the past tau % three
years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Montgomery (Ala.l annual cotton
statement shows that the total receipts
for the pas; wear. i~sS-sa Wcre i0s. lel
bales, and Ter the previous year the re-
ccipts were i0..'ss. During the month os
August, last year. the receipts were I. ~
bales. and foT the same month this year
$3.50 bales Coiton j. opening very
rapidly aud the comparatively high
prices will hurry It on the market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Intelligence has been received at Nash
Vile. Tenn, u the death % Major j. Il.
Hubbard, in New York Major Hubbard
was for a long time resident % Nash
Vile. and removing to New York became
connected with the editorial stsE % the
Spirit ot the Times. H. was aft-rward
manager ot the famous Egdeuhcim stud
farm near Chestnut Htli, Pa After the
death of Commodore kitiSou. % ~. Paul.
MIan-. the owner. MAJOR Hubbard re-
moved 90 Sew York. he was we'll known
throughout the country as a writer on
turf matters. Major Hubbard was ATTY
six years ~ aEc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
SOUTHERN GLEANlN0S.


A serious race war j. expected ia Bihb
Comfy. Ala. The trouble grows out ot
serious coudicts between tie two races
which have occurred duriag the past
three or four weeks. and unless the shcr-
~ or military interfere the results may
he very serious.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Silas +. Hunt alias J. ". Brewster,
alias J. ". Avauf, was arrested at Van
Bureu, Ark, oE a telesrrm from the
Memphis trenu-l chief ot police. aud
viii be returned t. Memphis Tor trial
Hunt Is shrcwd negro from the North.
who has been svindiiug ignorant persons
OF his race at various places in the South
by selling them bogus lots IL California
towns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Clayton County. CO.. j. deeply stirred
mp by the confession of Julia Johnson.
who has been released from the peuitcn-
tiary, In which she impiic0tes former
vhite schoolmastcF. nov resident In an
other State. in the murder uf Mrs. FarIn-
er fifteen years ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Reports have been received from dit-
feTcnt sections % Western Kentucky TO
the effect that tobacco worms are being
found ON the weed ia upreccdented
numbers, and are working great ruin -
the crop. Ola raisers say that they have
not in years been so numerous aud de-
structiye. In places helds have been laid
waste.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

a motion to dismiss the proceedings
vas denied Tbs hearing will DO coa-
tiuued to-day.
The specir- charge made by Hamilton
Is tlat Mr. Swintou, Joshua Mann and
Eva Mann b. falsely repre- senting that
Hamilton WAS the father oe ths child, OBJ
Iained from him check for $50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Andy Garrett. co!l-ed. IS the first
victim OF the Browu-Seqnard elixir in
Louisville. Ky. A West Ead physician
gave him an injection o. .he haii tor
rheumatism An abseess formed on the
leg where the injection was made. lie
was taken to :he hospital for treatment.
but the abseess woald not yield TO RENEE
G5cs applied a=I he died
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
DERAIIEO.
Serious Accident Caused by a Brakeman. =.
IrrnnfN@aea

Impatienee-
PursBURGH. Pa, Sept & - At hSe
O'Clock this morning passenger train No.
on the View York. Pennsylvania & Ohio
railroad was derailed al Pymatunning.
A freight train was lying on n SLING
and a brakeman at the switch, IN a hurry
to get his train our, turned tue switch
as the last sleeper was passing over. The
coach was thrown on its side, injuring
Mrs. II. ". Clark. Mss z. L Clark. Thas.
CLARK and Marion CLARK, of Pittsburgh,
and W. II. Shield. ot osilsviile. The in
iured were ;azeu home Il is said their
injuries will not Prove fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Arthur Stanley. who vas convicted OF
mur,ler IN the second degree AZ Nash
vile. Tenn, and escaped after serving
two months ~ his ten years sentence,
was followed aad captured At Dallas.
Tex, and has been returue! 10 Nashville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12


spector Byrnes
and two or three
nidwives W ere
present. in the
fombs Police
Court yesterday.
together with n
large crowd OF
So ecsat0rs. when
the Hamilton
blaekmAu case
CAME up. Mr..
Hamilton mad
an affidavit
charging extor-
,tion. and describ-
ed how no met
Eva" In a house
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
suleiaed with stryeI.nine.

A. :. Perry. living in the suburbs o.
East Jacksonville. Fia- committed sal
eide hy taking strychnine IN u drink "
whisky. He was white, aud well-con-
necteI IN his native State, North Caro-
lia1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

The American Social Science Associa-
ton convened in Saratoga. n. Y, on the
81. for its tweutY-fourth annual session.
Prof. Francis Wayland. OF Yale, presid-
81 and delivered the opening address.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TIE retirement OF Herr Won Scholz. the
Frussian Minister OF Finance. is imrii-
uent on account ot the shelving by the
Cabinet OF his proposed tax reforms.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

gRs. MArRRrcK's health has so for i'm
proved that the physician at woking
prison. where she Is confined. on the 5th,
discharged her from the infrmary. and
she row occupies a solitary ell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TEx tweatieta snrGai convention OF
..s National Association os Insurance.
commissioners met in Denver, Col, on
ne ifa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

Joseph Fisher. sixteen years old, was
ipuLd dead ia = barn ncar Henderson,
KY. having hanged himself during a fl;
~ melancholy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

REv. D. H. AcoaE. OF Denver, Col, was,
su the 81. chosen editor Of the Western
Christian Advocate, to succeed the late
pr. Bayliss. Or. Moore Is an Ohioan,
and graduate OK the Ohio Wesleyan
Casvers.ry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

THx German expedition headed by DIR.
Peters for the relief Of Emin Bey has
beea recalled, and Emin is to be LETT TO
kis fate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

developed in the ranks Of the Irish party
ever Mr. ParnelI's compact with Balfour.
by virtue OF which ireland is to secure
Tic endowment oe Catholic University.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

IHE report Of the board appointed to
MAKE test OF the gun boat Petrol re-
es.ved BY Secretary Tracy, on the 9Th.
seows that the vessel fell short 81. 81
lorse-pnwer OF the contract require
meat which de.icit will cost the coutract-
efs, the Columbia Iron Works Of Balti-
more, Nd, :. sci.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TIE explosion Of boiler IN Ports
mouth r. IL coal mine, on the 9Th, re-
suited ia the death OF the engineer. 1t
vas at first supposed that the explosion
WIS caused by damp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12
1HE HAMILTON CASE

fr"c-esiiars In the Hamilton C,,.,tr.
tHs~ begua In the rsabs Police r..r,-
New h"rk k-Mrs- Hamilton salt ,o tt.x
offered To Tell the wsol- story.
NEw NoRK sept. 5.-Rpbsrt Ray Ham.
utOn, Mr.. Sxinton. Joshua NJ, n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TIE return OF King Malietoa to Samoa
and tie meeting with his friends and
relatives IS described as affecting in the
extreme.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

BOILER explosion at mill in Mum
ster. Germany, on the 81, billed the
owner, his wife, his mother and the fire.
nan. besides two employees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

HlsERLT cid farmer named VIM.
ssAn1' living near Newcastle, Ind.
80 vas known to have much money,
sls Visited by relatives. on the 9Th, and
.sa1 10 deposit his mouey in q safe
Atter much persuasion, he pro-
s-1eu rom different hiding places in his
use rs -e1 in gold aud notes. The
money was taken to NswcastIe aud de-
posiied.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

BROTHER VERGIt- formerly president Of
tie s.. Louis College OF the Christian
Brothers. has been appointed director of
s.. Jossph's College, Baltimore. Md,
vsce Brother Paphylinus, who retires on
seca1ut os falling health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

81. "LADsFoSK paid q visit to the
,a-1leAerry - section Of the Paris Exhibi-
=, ou me S-h. and was presented with
- rare specimens Of Indian art. In
cssj IN address, OF welcome, Mr..
~ sls1oee said the whole universe was
80 .ssseu 10 the French republic for the
.-.-, -.'-oi'ion- forming, as il did. u veritabIs
's@azzli attend. 1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TIE Maryland Democratic State CEN
i-al committees met at Baltimore, on the
sih. and changed the date Of holding the
state convention from the 18th to the
a5gt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

AoerrT Kay huastiful. u kAats CITY. now
sue had worked on his sympathics; how
he had given her larger and larger sums; /;
how she bad hnsily written Him from
Elmtra that She was about to become a
mother; how the babe was afterward
exhibited 70 him Tor his admiration. aud
how he was then induced to marry the
woman.
Counsel FOR Mrs. Swintcn and Mann
examined Hamilton aud brought gu. the
fact that any sums be had given the IN
were voluntarily and chserfully given
Inspector Byrues testified to the way
The blby was procured aud to Mann's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

JAMES Z. DOUGHERrY. " p. for Done
"a, Ireland, has incurred the displsasurs
y his constituents by his utterances in
support Of the decisions OF the Irish
t-Aad Commission Several local
.iaaehes OF the National League in Done
"a saVe passed resolutions requesting
In 10 resign his seat in Parliament
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

The news from Z1nzibar that the Sui
iaE has given an important concession to
Tie English East African Company has
raised howl among the newspapers of
Berlin. who claim that Bismarck is sac
naciag the most important colonial ia-
isrests Of Germany on the altar Of British
tEieldslip.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

relation. with
Eva \ letter
from Mrs. Ham
ilton TO Inspect
or Byrnes was
pro Il eed IN
which Mrs. Ham,
iliou 81 .rst0teIl
the whole story
II Hamilton VII
come to her. Sh.
says she is more
siunet agailst
than SHINING.
and conveys the
idea that Mr..
; W linton aud
Mann useller as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TnK iron-workers OF tho Shenango
tPa-l Valley held a meeting at sharon.
o. the b, and decided to ask for an in
crease u wages % ten per cent Two
furnaces had granted tbs req usst, and it
was Thought that the rest would do SO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

TIE various parties IN the German
ke.cAs;ag are preparing independent
hills Epou the labor question, in addition
O. shs government measures for the di-
reeilnn and prevention OF strikes. The
Indications are that this subject will oc-
eapy much of the time Of tho coming
Sc s.0w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

zES propositions, bearing for the
tbs rd~A talt on new counties and rights Of
A.. aeSple' were submitted to tbs wyo-
al constitutional convention on the
msr.e ne convention is evidently trying
-. 81 alle Bill u Rights more liberal than
rssnI ~ lo~ m existence. The Deity will be
p,.-ed- eut non-belief in a Supreme
e,,-s n Hot affect any privileges Of
s;r-s-1ip or destroy competency as q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-12

THx leading Socialists OF Hamburg.
Germany. were. on the 81, favored by
visi,s from the police. who carried of all
ne documents. accounts and other COM
pruH,isils literature they could lny their
hands Oh. The seizures were not accom-
pau!ed ly arrests