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DRY GOODS.
Something About Fall Millinery.

Our connections for most complete and successful Fall
Millinery opening completed, and agents in
London Paris Lyon, Basic and Creeed sending daily
invoices and samples of novelties exquisite and beautiful
beyond description Our orders for Velvets and novelties
Ribbon have already been given and the looms now
turning out goods which in richness and beauty will be
exceed anywhere north. Our Pattern Round Hats and
Bonnet opening will be the gandest this coun-
try and will comprise designs from Vrgot Vecomte Lud
wig Russet and other artists from London and Paris
Notice of Fall opening will be given Our Summer Stock
which is still large sell any price, Our Ribbon sale
continues heretofore.
KrOQSkofs Mammoth Millinery House.
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SPOKEN
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Bark Sylvia TNorl. Skjelbred, from Pensacola
for Fleetwood, Aug "a lat 81 20, lon SO 20.
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MEMOkANDA-
work. Aug 20-ArriveG' scnr hA''io Way
..NNses-,ison. Georgetown, - A,darson. Georpe-
RcnSI "a schr Waccanaw, Anoerson' Uo0iso
town; G staamship Alfred DumOis (Norl, Jack
sDnEille Aug2sailed, ship Norwood ISorl,
Lovold, Pensa a.o Aug 2s-Arrived. bark st An
GasT,oI Salemme, Pensacola, ,,..- r,yo-,
cello Li'a 1re, 4ug 27-Ss-iled, bark Gltner tNorl'
Msrchessen' S sl,S- STARVED, steamship ] N
Ne"polIt 'rR-l Wattley, Port Royal z.
LoekwoS99ouh - y Aug 1S-Arrived, bark Weliamo
-, Iind0vist, Pensacola o,u. tc7
F1uiz5s,rd Aug 2S-Passed; DARK On'h lo"h
Liam Le- Pensacola for Honneur; An.
ssngsiill olii, Aug 23-Sailed, bark Allan
Wide, h SSIieer-ad bark Jos Baker. Eaton, New
Essss ~ schr Scotia. Gill, Cardenas.
belIuiu' Aug 29-Cleared, brig ID Hussey,
h9oguiO 1aore Aug 29-Cleared. schr Frank M
.JoUes Mackinnon, Key vest rDr.-,
h9pr1nswck, Aug 29-ArrlVed, DARK LUX lNorI'
rsrgasen Barbados.
SS alleu, Ang 29-Cleared, schr r Hartley,
. Pa New York; Anna, Gillette, and y II
n1.ter Hammond. do John l. Treat, Hawley,
New London. - e.,,o5 ,.oo,,ar Carolina
,,dlsr Shedrake, New YORK;
hI IinuaIS,sonville. Aug 26-Sailed from the bar
,,S-s s Hoskins. Bennett. Baltimore; 2Ttn,
psnobscot. Carter. Boston.
ig7tb~Ceared, schr Fannie Wolston, MARI
p9 Saoinort News. aug 2o-Arrived, steamship
scots Greys [Brl Coosaw land sailed for Lon
dom 81 cuoo,ad horb Tuannore
rRrl. McGregor, Cape Town
III ln,rt Royal. S C, Aug 29-Arrived. steamer
wave fBrl, Mccarthy, Baltimore; schr Jose
mime, Parker, Galveston.
TIeared. schr Mary Peters, Williams, Boston.
Philadelphia, Aug 29-C!eared, schr Fred
Richardson. Reed, Fernandina.
Richmond. Va Aug 29-Arrived schr Fannie
Brown. Sharrett, Port Royal S c.
Satila River, Ga, 25-Sailed, schr Messenger,
Coombs Boston.
SPOKEN.
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be,a5S5 iroR TO prisonerl-What brought YOU
vv[lsoner-Misplacsd confidence.
pplsltor-How was that
cor mlssoner-I thought could run faster than I
''uu'- -Nei0 London Bee
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee from New York
Mrs Demey and two infants, Mrs NJ Mallon,
Mrs F H Black and two infants, A Stephens NJ
B Knew, Mr. and Mrs Mather, Clark, Maj c
Williams, Fitzgerald Sheppard. J G
Johnson and infant E Eichberg, Geo Gaebel,
Ashby, Miss NJ Ashby, A H Collat,
FIX Williams, B Catherwood. Rutherford,
Mss Steward Gassman, NJ Davis and
wife and infant, F E Rebarer, NJ Haas, ] L
Gridon W Tilton A Cemler, c Ellis, Jr., ]
NJ Wlkerson, G D Werthen, Miss Babcock
Mrs N Gwatney, S Connerat, B NJ Garfunkel,
wife and two infants, W G Stafford, G A Ely,
Charlotte Lee, j Wosen, S Thompson, M Ander-
son, Royd, J Anderson, H Schreiner, Wilson,
P Jet steerage, 9.
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III Il 2 Il II y
In charge Hydrographi


1889 bales upland cotton, 90 bales domestics and
YARNS. 70 bales wool, 100 bbls spirits turpentine,
10000 feet lumber, 50 tons pig iron, 81 bbls
manganese, u casks clay, 100 bbls rosin, 220
pkgs mdse.
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Tipping INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY. Sept l, 1880


...,usbip ChattahoOchee' DagSet'' Nc" i0fN
C G Anderrsss2nal Carroll. Cohen's Blum and
steamer Wv T Gibson, Manager. Not pre-
-.os,slvl
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WEDDINGS

graved at the shortest notice and in the latest
Styles We carry an extensive and well selected
stock of fine papers, envelopes aud cards es-
peciaIly for such orders. Samples sent on ap-
'plication. MORNING NEWS Print ig House
Savannah. Ga.
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CTAUNToN MILITARY ACADEMY for young
- men and boys. Illustrated catalogue. adj
dress STANTON MILITARY ACADEMY,
Staunton. Va.
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Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauti-
cal information will he furnished masters of
vessels free of charge at the United States
photographic office in the Custom House. Cap
tsins are requested to cali at the office.
LIEUT. f II SHERMAN,
In charge HYdrographic Station. L.
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Yesterday.
MEMORANDA

,sbip city Of Macon. Boston
ste1nI obn wesley, Baltimore
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

N unknown British steamship arrived off
bee Yesterday and was ordered to New York.
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Morning News Steam Printing House
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It also has the advantage OF being part of well
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Corporations manufacturers, banks and bankers,
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NEAR ATLANTA, GA.
A Training School for Boys.
CHAs. NJ HEEL, sup't
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10
RADICAL RsFoRhI.


>ssrtisa< shsa<~- Proposed tn the cam-
fss-tsa 81 Faith NJ the E~vt.s~a es~s-
mifts~ of the Cf-s~tsasa Frv-byssry-
CLEVELAND a. April Z-Ths COM
.uittee % the Cleveland Fresbytery YES
tsriay prepared a report "a the revision
of the Confession Of Faith re,.oun NJ nj =
lu- several r1tical AMI startling
changes The eoumittss rv,-oumensgs
the exclusion ot the statement q
sovereign eternal AMI unconditional
reprobasier OF any Of tio.i's creatures.
approves = clear expression of belief
that none dying in infancy shall srsr-
rallF perish. disclxims the certain
daun1tion Of all the heather world as
part OF the faith; desires the -limina-
tioa Of the mention of Roman Catholics
a necessarily idolasroEs. and advocates
the striking out OF the assertion that
the Pope Of Rome IS the anti-Chrisr
The committee recommends that the
love 0f God and the missionary duty o,
the church be emphasized IN the cUu-
fessiou- ard the adoption. in eo-opsrz-
sioa with churches Of short creed nos
% display the confession revised OF IN
-evl<et
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10

TCrvLo, MIS- April "a jrins meet
iu- - the Presidents and Executive
Committees ~ rhs S@ass Alliance and
TasgHssriaf ruion. an4 Agricultural
Wheel Nas hehi here to-faF, and the
Fae eriers Nsre formally consslistAa-2
alsier the fsrmer samss. and up.sa terms
azazaalIy s.asastn-tarT- Thzs or<anas
aaisa viii <-ratIT ssrea<thsu ths
f1-ru~r-s- er-aatsafsaz n thts sac. and
esnsviatlV IA thts ss-e.zou- n " street.
~ Is-putiSs. anf W A Rcharisnn. %
Al-urn- wers empowered - rarnmuni-
eass the nex scr ear< - the eau<oil-
dated or,ier n she raaasses % AIcOrn.
TishominEa. T'rrat# -. EtAwamhA- TIP
pah niun anI Ire ard VII a. 0n-s
eussr upou the IEs-harz-r % tasir duties
III Ire Coaaty AIiiaHse also held il
a-ss quarterly meeting here ssrdzy. AHsl
was largely attended Much business
of Importance - the ersfer Nas srans
a.-ssA and Il may BE- safely pat down
that the farmers q Lee are fully abreast
xIth the times. and can B. relied apon
a. Do their fall duty IN promoting the
principles e the great and growing
orxanizatiou with xhssh they A-~ den
tfEsI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10
LATE NEWS ITEMS

rEx Investigation Committee OF the
Maryland Legislature in the case OF
State Treasurer Arrher's defalcatiOn,
dnd that his sperul4tious beyaa soon
lfser bis election in IssS The amount
viii reach about sI7a.0oo. besides State
securities hypothscatsd- Macy coupon
bonds were sold outright
ErSes & Co. bankers ef Washington.
cave turned ovs- 70 the Tre asary De-
partment tor safe keeping two e.rrif-
Gates Of war bounty scrsp Of Is4T for
100000 each, one Of which Is inscribed
IN the name Of Franklin Eixaris and
the other in the name Of jas W Oven
A CASE was decided in the fnsiiana
courts which practically declares slave
marriages Illegal
ALrrrLE giri at Wichita. Kas.. choked
herself 70 death On the 6th while at
tempting % get in hammock
MIS- CYNTHIA MILLER OF Wichita.
Ka=-, aged 81, appeared 10 die On the
ssh- The lady had been placed on ice
before il was discovered that life vas
not wholly extinct Physicians were
summoned and Mrs Miller vas resEs-
cfrared She recovered sufficiently 20
converse with her friends. but died in n
fex hours
TEE ioUrreyuen carpenters % Chicago
held gigantic mass meeting On the 6th
ard ratified the action Of their Execu-
i've Council. ordering general strike
for an eigkt-hoUr day and minimum
wages Of 81 cents an hour
Az spissemic OF measles prevails at
Norri<toxn- Pa T. Is Of a malignant
rvpe. and a number Of fatal cases are ~
ported several district schools have
had % Close
Ex-SESAroK ALLEx e. THURNAS IS
seriously III a: Columbus. Ohio. lie has
been confined 70 his bed for several days.
and on account Ot his age his family are
znxiouS a. 70 the outcome
Ax Interesting visitor az Nashville.
Tenn. ou the 5sh w4s Mr. william
Hague. Of BeechEiIle- WilliamSor
Counrv- NJ Hague Is 3 years Of age
and one II the very few men roW living
uho worked on the STATE Capitol He
was superintendent Of the wo-k- next
unsey Architect Strickland. and s1w
eve-v stone placed from the laying q
f the co-ner-s-Sne On JulE ;. Is4t - the
tine the cap Ezs plaeed on the cEPola-
Z ISaAC GEBHAKDT, Ot Osborn ohiO. Is
-iSsfur. lie = worth sssJ0.Ooo and Vas
{ lass heard os ~ the hOass Of lis sxees-
ke=r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10

TiHE commission sslssrs,t - assess the
iama-ps "a she Alabama 4 EtrksbGrx
Railroad. between Msriiian and Eicxs-
burg. a<afus, the Postal Telegraph and
Gable Company. bro4.hs in their YER
dics last week. fixing ,hs damages a.
so PR mile
QUEEN CrrY LopsE, No 81 Of ths
Knights Of Pythias, vas instituted a.
Meridian last xeek BY Dr. J. " Bach-
aaan- District Depgty Grand Chan
eeIl0r- The lodge Starts OUs with be-
tween ffty and sixty charter members
The MIsSissippi Valley Railroad has
sue.eesiesI in compromising qGfts . rum
her ct salts xrOxfnS out Of damages
said 70 have been sustained By building
on Levee street, Virksbarg, and trOn
the construction and operation % the
rad Txen.y-Ous Eore OF these claims
are yss 20 he settled but peading Ar
ranxsuents viii. IL Is believed BE dis
passsi os. II al z-r settled on the sane
haSis 1s these already wiped out. the
1iSbu-se nasnE will Approximate $4,000.
The aggregate amount claimed was
nearly slao-0a0
IANE EFLKAIS hzs gotten down 20
xorx Aa.I sssGs - e73oy s. He passes
through Psrvis daily With Cha-ley
Rieh On the way - the lasssr's Gill.
where he generally puts in portion Of
The day IN genuine manual Labor He
books we'll. = keeping in coalition. Is
satisfied vita his surroundings. takes
n in&Ilizent inseres. IN his ~0rx- yes
looks snxi0azly toward the day wheu
BE xiiI be allowed 70 leave and resume
hss puxiIissse sKhihttions-
TIE >e1Ass aas grated % the Sssehez
BriGre Company an extension siII Issa
% eo--ezce operations A1d three years
Ionxe- for is completion such Al en-
-s-priss kAs so- a Ionx tine bse-
seriously eccs;dered. b1s by some
looked upon as q visionary scheme,
which woaI1 never mArerialize. bat the
rapid construction % the NeE Orleans
& Northwesssrn Road which Is % form
= great trunk line fr0n Kansas City -
the Gulf. establishes the t1et that such
a b-ia-e spanning the great river AZ
that poIns is grOwing - Be nseessisy
u the near faszre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10
TIE FLOODED DELTA
fh~ Situation IN sh- ox~resw~ss Dx-a-f~ss
st tn >safa E~~~as1n< Mere &aa Msr~
Afsrmfnx.

rh~ >sswasass IN the ov-ras-sss D4-s-t~s.
Sf sh- >safa E>~~as1n< Mere asa wsr-
Afsrmtnx-
NEw YoEx- April The H~rald's
Ni-Ssha-y. Mss special says The
situation % the overfosest Districts h..-
comes more and mere alarming. The
great Delta epuntry. composed ct the
eoantses of Tunira~ CoAhour1. R-cl5var.
WashiuEr1n. >uu Fiower lie FtOr~. Issa-
qE~ns- >narssy and parts % Yazuo ami
Wsrren- = IN Immediate danger q in
az1ation- Is il safe % sav shas 80. assa rs.,1-
pie mostly negro Immigrants from the
CarolIaas- Georgia aad Alabama have
settled there In the ass tsw vsarS
four 9IEerenr railroads have h.-en bulIs
Throughout this cognsry. and t-zrgr on
them Il al now az n ssantstllL Is =
coaces!s,t b AL expsrieas-esI persons
that IL Il bat a matter of bus few DAYS
when the grsatsr portion % this vass
a-pa % cotton land viii b. under water.
Nueh loss q life has hsen reported trom
points near and Immediately hacx of
the errvasss.s. ant ~ doubt many Pew
pie who settled on lox land remote from
the railroads and river front have found
themselves unable % escaps. There -
No immediate prospect sf a cs<sation
Of the eood 0win- % the continued
rRtns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10

-
~~as~s~~ &c sr.~ssa eha~s-s<ssG. .s AZ
~~sst- kss- 80 FIoy Year. I.p~t-sa-
meat f~s Ssz5ia< Ht- Hr.sb~r-A --rf~-
@f DISAPPEARANCE. Ns~ rhsuxht 90 ns~-
H~~a Csa~~-a BY Marsa~r.
ArSccu, Kan. April 5-Jusige Es--
tam en- thursday s~atcas-e,i tsrarisa
talehora4 - afty years IN she pez5ten-
uAry Tor murder. Chlehorad i ah0ut
fhirry years cid. au1 wGll ur,sbahEv noe
live - ssrve hls time ouE The crime
& Saich hs 49, ccnvlste,i s4s pels.,n-
ing his ycun-vr brother Joseph IAss nr.-
ernh~r- >srza-e ~ say. although shere
~as proof positive u strychnlus in ths
dead mans stomach. ami every rirruu-
stance pointed - tiraci1a - the mar
d@rer. the ssrF rcta~n~f q verdict %
nsu-ter In the scconi d@i--,e. as-gufstint-
1rs Chleborad. t'rscsaa's : Ntfs. whss N1s
Indicted Vita htm- The Jud--. how
ever. made amends tor shs iury's action
ev pronoancing a ssasenre that virtual
ly amounted - Iis~ asprisaunsaE
IL she evislence q Chlebora.g-s u@irh-
hors Il - he believed th.. p.afs.sui-.r %
Joseph Chiehor1d w1S the last af A
series % murders that u investigated.
sill prove "a horrible a. The fas4naus
bsaster crimes exposed in ia The
Chieeorsss lived on a elai-r thas Wss
originally settled by Mr. Shaw. Who
uaystsrioasiy dlsarpsar~L Evbsfens..
Indicated that hs was murdered for
bis money AMI hts bs-iT thrown iaso an
abandoned NeIt oa the soIivtIe~ nos fsr
from the shaw dagogt Aftrr awhile
ths Chlehoraat<. consisting % a nan ansI
his <tse and thrve sons,ut whi..h ts-..-i1a
vas the cldess tsok the cgaiu1.
In the cou-se % tins NJ CAIs.h,lra,i
died mysrerisu.iy ant her place q
aGrial wss never knoxa- Ths.essa o.
easioned eom1sns. bas n. people srens-
est 10 BE af-zsd % the Ch,ehurai& and
u vas never Investigated II waS gen
orally believed. however. th1- Sh~ was
murdered and her h.siy thrown fa.a the
SeiL Later the Old aaaz did ssuf.l@nlv.
an.t th~ ret<hh.srs as-zsa inspected pai-
sozsn< This was followed hv f-,.sA
hurial In the well Thls crime was
cAarred - ssrlrian Chieh.,rad ana H.
siss. NAY A few months later oae %
the hrotherS ffsappe1-pd. ant Gra.-ian
SAID shas he hai r0ns ao Neh-aska. but
the by never came bas-k. AMI Il - sup-
posed the veil received another victim
Last Deesmhsr youn- Robert va
poisoned szd she murderer Nas sieter-sI
ay a party of ghhsrs~ who met Gsra-
ciaa VITA the body q the boy oa his
shoulder. making ssrairhs sar the old
well He Sas arrested AMI the ma-ler
proved An sssort has b.eu made %
have the roErsv commissioners ti- out
the cd well now nearly ailet uu, Shva
prOof ot ~ ihss. horrurs j. lixel7 - A.
ce2r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
rA- Cr-v..-- 81 C.ss.a rss=s-

N1CSssrEss. Mss. April S-Ths
-r-vasse as Catfish foiat il evi&ently
the cruwninx uzsssortnne % the Sod fs-
the southwest pssrtion Of the Yasro
Delta Conservative men here thsnk
anne 20 the erevaS.es in the Lower Ms
sssssppt Levs~ District will a-ecs the
ssantry Ses. - line drawn t-sm Cat
s>h Point southeast - >atarsiz On the
Nazso rivrr- Thts includes an immense
graes u cosatry. Assever. AMI the
garden of the Delta The last er~vasse
ioens the lo~rr Suneower VALLEY FROM
The mouth % the Bgrae FaIaya south &c
overflow. an1 stock will b removed
next week
A rafs containing swcnsy negroes.
sho we're trying 80 e@raps from thu
fo.sa- vas eapsSse1 yesterday In the
u1oath of EAvoa FalAya- The rapid cur
rvns carrfe4 the frail crasr against /.
tree OaiF thirteen q th. crew reached
she shore alive The survivors are due
her~ ts-aixhr hy steamer. All were
Alabama n~wrve-> and not acquainted
Nith such vsrissitudes An appeal foe
lanh~r - hails boats and Toe brad
-~ashssI hers to-day tr'rul >s-ele's RAy0a-
IssasFuena cuaasy. IL wAs sat By ex-
Sheriff Frank Anderson in behalf Of
small tA-uers, azd - argent Th-
sso.-S % thssr peopie = on hi<h Plaees,
bar they have M means sf reaching and
,ariHg for thea The passengers and
msll that Iefs Memphis By rail Last
Thar~iay tar shis plsee reached here
this morning hy steamer frora >anfower
river. Having made their way - th@
river from point near Rolling FORK.
xhere the train Wa cus % frum eitker
rdsanciag or -~tr~asinx BY The food
The people rsPor+ the waser running
sver the east bank o. Deer Greek il
several plars-~
T0-ui<hs The Mississippi Valley Rail
uaS- which has been unable for SONS
iays - run trains norsh heycuI sneies.
formally di--0ntinaed until further
aosbre ali trains between vieksbsrg and
Leland ninety miles On the other side
- the river
~ NesAAAssE s'A&N ANtNt1 ANA- NNr%AA-
ing ea route froui NayersviIle u Rodney
With ii0 head % mules aad horses from
Daahar Hunts plantation besides a
larvr cargo % cattle. sheep and hogs
she will remain here in readiness 20
move sto.-k
The steamer Harkins Is due xfth =
-arro froni Lake Isss. and the Steamer
>ar-ens left tonight Soc Sse~ls's BayOa
On .he SANE sFrand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10

>heris Morris Of Bloaat County. IA.
Eeus % Waynesboro. Miss. few days
axO. after Jim MeSTan<. a member of
Rgbe Burrows ganx Of trAia-rohh.rs anai
outlaws. NeElung Sas in all sherv On
charge Of being implicated in the
Baekatuana train robbery Last yezr.
Sheriff Morris Obtained a Photograph %
she prisoner. zad was identified as The
man with RRbe Burrows in Bl0ant CoGa-
y Iass October, when TWO deputy sheriff
were killed in an ssor: - capsa-e the
outiaNs A requisition vas obtained
and HcCIzng will BE- tried in ElOans
County on charge Of murder He was
ezptzrsd a. AmOry. Miss. abou- two
months ar0. and recognized a. one Of
the men Nho robbed s<2ia on the No
bile a ohio railroad A. Backaeunna.
Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The Democrats and their Catholic al
lies made 4 clean sweep IN the Mil
waukee tWfs.l municipal election on
the Ist- the chief issue in the contest be-
ing the repeal ot the Bennett ConpGI-
scry EdEeasion bill which the Demo
er1css AMI Catholics favored and the
Republicans and PrU.essznss Opposed
II Is rumored in the City Of Mexico
that Mr. Gould wilI establish 4 steam
ship line from the United States 20
Mexico and Central South American
ports
The East Tennessee, Virginia 4
Georgia Railroad Company has con
trseted for the purchase OF the Erlza-er
system comprising about twelve hun
irpd miles Of road foe -. so. eco. the
idea being 20 make leading nOrsh-and-
south line between Cincinnati and Jack
s0nEille. Mobile. New Orleans and
Memphis
The parliamentary election in Wind
sor. England On the FL resulted IN 4
Conservative victory By an unexpe eted-
IL large majority Mr. Barry iCoaserv-
zsiveL received I-5s. votes. % ss5 cast
for Mr. GrenteII (GIa1 stouianl-
THE dead victims Of the Louisville
horror. Gp 70 the Is. numbered ninety
three. besides $50 badly wounded per-
sons, some OF whom viii die
FUKNACE No. ) of the De Bsrdeleben
Coal and Iron Company, 1t Bsssemer.
Ala was blown in on the H. with
elaborate ceremonies
The University Of s. Petersburg was
closed. on the ID and sxo hundred stu
dents were refused admission The
archaeological College WAS also closed
and three hundred students were re-
fused admission The action Of the au-
tho-ities in closing the Institutions
named is due 70 the discovery Of 4 con-
spiraey among the students
THE freedom Of the city Of Augsburg
vas conferred upon Prines Bismarck on
the III
The Danish Parliament was prUruCueG
BY the King On the fss- In the absence
OF budget he empowered the govern
ment 70 levy existing taxes IN order 70
provide funds for the expenses ef the
government
Ir Is estimated that the proposed new
tariff bill makes 4 total annual redEc-
tion in The revenues q about SsoseosA-
CO.
TIE proposed feature Of a grand re-
REV Of the navies Cf the worla IN Ne~
York harbor in October. ls3-- nov pend
iur in the Senate as IN amendment -
the Worlds Fair bill : heartily eoGs-
nendsd By Admiral Porter
SAMUEL LEWIS. % Antwerp. o.
boarded the eass-hognd wabash pas
seurer train 20 steal 4 ride "a the
morning Of the II his dead oo1F Vas
fossnd by section men mar PaEl9IH-, %
He vas bartender and anu7Er-sd
large sum ct mozsy E1s found on sns
body
IT understood that Attorney y-srsi-
sraI Miller wiII take an appeal t-on the
decision Of the Court Of Cl1i-s> wnlea
makes the Government responsible q
the members Of Congress for tnsir loss
Of salary through rhe SIicors ee1ALea-
ton
OK the ID at the de GaholdA enllec
sion sale IN the American Art GALLERIES
in New YORK City jewel e7slSes pre-
seuted TO Chrissopher ColEmbgs hy ke7.
inznd and Isabella Of Spain vas sold to'
Slaa A sword ot the Renzissa1ee Pc
riod with wire grip, dO1bls basket hilL
once part OF the BarOn Ad0ph Eothseail-
coIlees sioz- bro1xht Sldo
DIPLOMATIC relations between >ervi1
and Bulgaria have heen snEI-s1y arozes
Of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-04-10

A-@@f E@eAA tne c0nm2nt OF
tisrnan e-s-e-s for Etcsoria- MAMA.
kSin's decision meets with stroux 1isfa-
vur IN Zaaxibar.
LoNpoS. Aprii 4 The Times CORE
syondeHt a zanzibar says six hundred
>ezsssssss have arrived 70 serve under
Naor WtSsusann Ant Werc Immediately
dispatched 70 Ba<amoyo Ne sunset
fue>'saE evening BODY % rsea para4ed
the streets Of Zanzibar <prealinx hroaal-
c7Ass a proclansation printed in Europe an
languages. signsd hy Emin and al
drs-ssed 70 The Whole Arab population
The pruclamasfoa sets fersh sha. Enssa
is not IN sympathy with stanley in any
SAE hcr vita ths EH<iish in the rssrn I.
civil action against Ttrp.a.p Tfh