Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

I IHE aaaoGnesneas thas Mr. I.aaxsry
= gong 10 Paris 10 appear n As Yoa
Like l. has excited mgcA iatere-.
among FzrisIaH shsaser-xuerx
The forsietA anniversary ot the al
mission q California iaso shs Unioa
was celebrated IN san FrzncLsco. CT tie
tn IN IN imposing ul1naer
ADvECEs from Ar-eni. state that
tAe karis are destroying ezups anI
rai1iny villages. while the Turkish
Authorities rsm1in passive making no
attempt to1rixe cut tae invaders
Raw ADoLPH D0ELEIxss. ss.reta-y %
the Northwestern Orphan Asylum a.
Green Bay. Wis pleaded guiItY. on
the ssh- 10 stealing 4 watch AMI two
dollars from the residence Of Rev
Phelps, Of St L0gi& Mia. whose
laughter lie was engaged to marry. au4
Was sentenced 10 the peni-entiAzy for
one year- He paxued the watch in
Grand Rapids and used the proceeds 10
make up i deficiency in his cash ac-
count
TIE United States steamship Balti-
more. with the remains Of Captain
Ericsson on board. arrived AZ Goshen-
burg. Sweden. on the 9th
MEx MAHALA X PAUE- Of Boston. 4
widow aged eighty-twO years, was
killed. on the sta, while attempting 10
ross the railroad track AZ Sharon.
Mass
The offer Of Secretary WTndou pay
,ne years interest on the fOuF-per-eenE
0onds went into effect on the 10Th. and
\ food Of bonds poured into the Sub
Treasury in New York Is soon IS the
iOors were opened In the first hour
over 6. 0O1. 600 IN bonds we're presented
and 81. coo, COO more were offered before
the close of business
The grand jury OF Queens County "
Y. voted. on the 10th. TO indict Mayor
Gleason OF Long Island City, for as-
saGls in the second degree. for vicious
attack upon 4 newspaper reporter
CAPTAIS L. l. TAISEE Of the United
States Fish Commission steamer Al
basrOss says that unless the Govern
ment prohibits seal catching on the
Prebylcv islands fur-bearing animals
sIII be extinct before two years
A HUMAN body. supposed 10 be that
1f Baron Won Strauss, an Austrian TO
bIeuan, has been found in the Moran
mountains IN Washington, half de-
vOurei by wild animals and ea-rion
birds
CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEw aud Archbishop
corrigan were among the prominent
arrivals At New York from Europe By
the White Line steamer TeutOnic on
the 10th
A wOEKMAS who fell from the third
fOOr of baildins in course Of constrUc-
tIOn in BGffaIc. = l.. on the l0th- MAS
saved from fatal injuries by striking on
the head and shoulders Of passlns
woman The woman sustained bruises
about the back and i sprained ankle
JUnGE LAcostBE. in the United
States Circait Court in New York city
On the i0th. refused to grant witt oi
hAbsas corpus in the case OF >nieslia
JugIaO. the japanese murderer, Who :
now in solitary confinement az >iE[
SIM under sentence of death b elee-
srieitv-
Jouy GEEEx. ! farmer WhO lived near
Seymour. Ind. s-eI thirty-eisht. w1s
engaged IN blowing cu- ssEups wlsa
Dynamite on the Ia.h- He had has-
ketfuI Of cartridges on his arm AMI Nas
u!acing ere in a stump. when i eX-
pIoded prematGreIy, tearing him lnt0
stou1S But few fragments Of his body
could be found
FoE lie bird time since the grSa.
Charleston earthquake vast volumes q
black smoke. running 20 = height o. 80
feet have recently been regularly
emitted from che seven mountain PEAKS
Of the BIae Ridge chain. near Ashvllle-
\. C. Many OF the people have De-
cone so alarmed that they s2y s1ey
viii IeaFs the nsighboxs0oG