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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
Eyraud Arrives in Paris.

PARIS, June 30.-Eyraud, the murderer
of Gouffe, recently arrested in Havana, ar
rived in Paris this morning and was
placed in prison.
The Petit Journal reports that several
cases of cholera, one of which resulted
fatally, have occurred in the city of Mar
bonnie in the department of Ande
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
The Anti.sIayerv Conference.

BRUSSELS, June 30.-The general act of
the Auti-Slavery conference which has
been in session here some time, was signed
to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
In the House.

WASHINGTON, June Hutchinson, of
Kentucky, successor to Carlisle, was sworn
in.
Debate on the federal election bill was re-
sumed, Herbert, of Alabama, being accorded
the floor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
WHITE HoIisE,.

corner of Msin and Second South. Most
central location Of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniehces. Terms $500 to g.. so per
day. H. l.. HALL. Proprietor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
A Fire in Elmira, New York.

ELMIRA. N. Y, June 3O.-The wholesale
hardware store of Barker, Rose & Gay
was burned this morning. Loss, S138p00
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
Francis Bennoch Dead.

LONDON, June 30-Francis Bennoch, a
prominent merchant and intimate friend OF
Hawthorne, Longfellow and Dickins, died
to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01

OBe sure you try the new breakfast dish
stQua,.er oats. 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
Is~m. frsua rtiiatsas-

TTrrAroHN. MAY a. The s,s-,i weather
No trusts have bsen reported. bat the
Young cotton looks .-sirk~ enough -
have been nipped slightly. and the pros
pet toaight : A. bad 4s it cogid we'll b,
without an actual white frus~t- The
w0rss q IS = she s-ar-ity q cotton see,i.
Il would b. dificals 20 grt enough - ~
plant.
Planting has been resumed. aad th',
corn. though small. looks sell ,'ar-
dens are doing fairly sell. and new P.s-
tatass. lettuce. oaions and mustard
greens. and a tsw strzVh~rris~. are
served fsesh frpm the b,..Is-
There u .ttls Or NJ ssc--k raising
aroand here. AMI corresponding ABB
seuce ~ any EFFORT ta raise grasses AMI
snail grain ~ - r~hahilItato shs
lands The oh rrt--,-ss % wearing il
cut Stth cotton. eottoa. cotton - gus
on On- field - worn ous and another
cleared fenrs timber cut oif. old rails
utilized. forcst and farm fet.-rie-ztins
and washes Increasing ant asuiti pl wing
all tending toward the insvitabls
change % oNae-s and nseths-ls which
alone can redeem the land and revive
Prosperity Nothing but a chang q
crops and mos. ccun.srnis-aI methods psill
develop the wealth % this s.iil AMI ell
mate. bat this gcn"ratioa dos-> not
rsAlixe il.
Fcnces coss thousands up.ia tlloasas,ls
- dall.rs i'm ains.ssf asverv rlslnsg. tha
Mississippi lau On she suhi-ft t,.in.-
that each county shall dsci,l.. fsr itsl 2
whether owners shall keep up thelr
fences or NOT such counfi,-s - have
Availed themselves 20 thts Ntse rro-
vision are freed from the burden Il
fencing their fields. and live st.v-k are
fenced IN; not fenced out fs.9~e stock
are trespaSsers, aRd At one taken Up
and confns,i-
Aay farmer who wiil t4ke his p.n.,gl
and ciPhs- mp tise cost % fencing On the
leo or 2.0oa arrs farm in any largo
cnanty ean -. what relief it aust b.
70 SHUT mp the stray cattle and h.-.-s. AMI
abolish this enormous TAX on the b.ans
and sinss % the lani
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAM S.

A CONVENTION OF colored men from
Mississippi. Arkansas and Louisiana
met at Greenville. Miss. on the 9th
for the purpose OF memoriaiizing Con-
yress 70 aid IN building and maintaining
the Ievees.
THx ou-Breckinridge Investigas
ing Committee, during their twelve
days' labor in Little Rock, Ark. ex-
amined i,s00 witnesses. three-foUrths Of
whom were negroes. and paid out about
$4,000.
SENATOR BUTLEROn the 9th presented
the petition OF the heads OF nine fami-
lies. aggTegating seventy-two persons,
that Congress appropriate 500 per capita
10 enable them 20 emigrate 10 Liberia
and maintain themselves there for a
period Of six months.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the week
ending on the 9th. number 500 as com
pared with I'll last week. For the cor
responding week Of last year the figures
were 20.
WI. PoPE, the defaulting teller of
the Louisville National Bank, and n
travelling companion, were captured on
the 9th at Two Harbors, Minn-
RUBE SMITH. now serving a ten years
sentence in the Mississippi penitentiary
Cor train robbery. has been indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury for robbing the
mails.
The fourth legal hanging in Jefferson
county since February ist, took place
az Birmingham. Ala, on the 9th Sandy
Jones. 4 Young yellow negro. was
hanged for the murder Of Policeman
Manning az Besssmer, Ala, in April Of
last year
TIE Postal Telegraph Cable Company
has increased its capital stock from
5. 600. 900 70 SO, ,000,0 ,0o0-
TEE Georgia Temperance Association
met AZ Atlanta on the 9th. and passed
a resolution eondeuning the secens
decision of the United States Supreme
Court. overthrowing the prohihitory
liauor statute Of Georgia upon the
r-nuud that it came in coneiet with
interstate commerce
The Bessener Rolling Mil Company
OF Birmingham. Ala, on the 9Th, made
a contract with the Henderson steel
Company Of the sane city for thirty
tons Of steel per day for twelve months
oy 5000 carpenters and icine-s work
Iur in New York City ouly twenty
faiIed 70 secure the aequiescence o'
their employers in the etghthesF daJ
scheme.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

THE Cotton Exchange - vicksbur.,
aas unanimously decided q, rs--aum'. usi
the passage u The Tory bankruptcy
bill, and has adopted r,-solatious ~
qasstiRx the Mississippi d~iegatiou n
Congress - vote against thu Batter
worth bill
The reunion of the soldiers o. both
armies ~iil b. held At Virgsburg from
May e5th - suth- There xift b. shan
battles. excursions 70 neigh h.sriug bat
tlsHelds. competitive drills. camp f-es
AMI b4rhecues. running ami trottsng
raess, and pyrOteehnic displays Re-
dacsd rates on railroads will b. given.
THg report Of the Natcaez Cotton TX
change shows that during the present
year the total receipts Of cotton have
been $50 bales. against si,e>I bales
for the previous year The shipments
this year were 4s.3s3 bales. while those
Of last season were 4l-o54 The con-
sumption Of the mills this year
amounted to 45l5 bales. while during
the year past 4as9 bales were con-
samed-
SIX prisoners escaped from the Eoli
var County Jail last week
Ex-Gov Roar. LOWRY and Col wm.
IL McCariIe. ARE engaged N the prepar-
alton Of a History Of Mississippi. from
the Earliest Period Of It's settlsme By
the French. % the Death Of jefferson
Davis The volume will contain from
Eve u SIX hundred pages. and will be
ready for the press about the irss Of
October
THE eitisens Of Greenwood are prepar-
ing 10 rebaild their little city. which
was badly damaged By frs April -
The ceremonies Of laying the corner
stone OF the new Masonic Temple aud
Opera-houss were held at Meridian on
the 18th The bailding will cost s50,-
90. and will replace the oldest Masonic
building in the State. which was erected
in Iss7. BY the Grand Lodge ef Missis-
sippi-
The sixty-third annual Council Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church ot the Do
oese Of Mississippi convened At Jackson
last week The meeting Wa large ore.
The disastrous effect OF the late aood
Is fast disappearing from the road bed
Of the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
Railroad
Gov STONE continues % the opinion
that government aid is not needed in
the OyerfOwed districts Of Mississippi
% any great extent Isolated cases oc-
cur ami are looked after Planters
generally are able and wiIling % care
for laborers. and will do 50 up to June l,
when II the Land IS not ready for crops,
great want and suffering will be the re-
suit
GEORGE and William Powell. Of Scott
County, charged was placing obssruc-
tiOns across the Alabama < Vicksburv
Railroad track and thus obstruetiny the
United States mails. were acquitted in
the Federal Court at Jackson last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


JacxSoS. May o Eabe smith. sea'
ap from Wayne County ten years far
train robbery. was las; Wesk hy arrs1gvs-
meats wish the state Eoari ~ Fenatrn-
tiary Coatrol. taken from she Prisoa
walls. pru-iuced In Federal Court. and
Arraigued Ter mail robbery. he plead
not guilty. and bis trial ses .et for the
fourth W@sine~slAv - thi, uiunth. ~mlith
= about = years old. weighs ~ piun.ss.
,lo~.s shaven. hair extends almost - his
eyebrows. small head runs 20 a potat
like a sugar Loaf Smith Sas not r~prc-
seated hy cOan>eL Iudxc liili stated o
smith that he bad rveeisd letter from
his father asking - hen h- Nas 70 =. tried
a. ne desired to b. present, hut that he
had lost the letter aasl hai for-ottes the
initials and pastoftice. smith said the
Postosfics vas Crews. Aia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Salt n to,ssh powder y better thaa
almost any thinx that can - hoa<ht u
keers the teeth brilliantly White and
the gems hari and ru~y
To stop the bleeding - a woand.
set a mass - vuslen rags en are snss
hoiI the Afflicted raFs over them in the
sunoke Ths Household
While tt nav not - necessary fnr
every woman - do her oEn washing. IL
j. important thai she shouid knoS hoS
it should =. den. IN order 10 dirvet 9th
sr<. The Home
No scientist contends that oatmeal
is more nutritious than wheat roar bat
is II a better pru.iss~- - hone. and iss
ter taiauc, 4 foc.l
Wash for >unburn. Twelve ounces
% elder fovcr Nater. six ounces - com
mon soda. and siy drarhms ot powdered
horax- SHAKE sell and apply with a soft
cloth. This wili remove tan and make
the fae- very sof; and white.
-Scarfs- pretty scarf. to throw
over a picture, j. - pale pink China
siIk One end - hemstitrhe.i and the
other fringei- Others. 81 white China
~iIk. arr daiutily painted in water col
orr. and have sprays - apple blossoms.
wild rvses. ,-ailiu~ srbutus. ox-.y-'l
daisies. pansies violets. heliotrope and
buttercupS.
Harmless etic.-TIaf cup Of
oatmeal and t~o ard one-half cups of
water. let II stand over night and In the
morning turn 90 the Sater and coar~.sr
part - tn. meal. strain the rest and adj
enough hay-rum to make IL the thick
ness ~ cream- Apply Co the face. hands
ami nrck every night and frequently
during the DAY, II will make them VERY
soft AMI fair.
A Pretty Dish Peel siN Large Or
auze-. divide tnto ssrtionS. being care
ful not % hrrak the thin sSin surround
Ing the palp. Pat half teseupfal of
water and half pound -rauaist~si su-
gar IN a saucepan and boil uatil. on
se~stug IL. the sugar becomes brittle
ZAP the pie,-rs - oran-- in this hot sir
ar and iay theH around the sides % a
plain ma3d When cold al the space in
the center with whipped cream. sweet
sne,i anl favored 20 taste-Orznge
TudH Farmer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

A w-s.sr~ Designed 10 Cultivate Ns~-
Frtrnstiy sna ~ab.t.aftst K-tsftssa. ns-
tween tho ualt~d state. ant N-xt-.
~ahnitf~st 10 the House sf R-pr--~ss-
stt.~.-
NA~HiSerox. Msy 10 The House
'ofnmittee on foreign Affairs. thruuyh
Mr. Morrow. - California. submitted -
the Hoa>e yesterday. a suhs,itut., for a
bali introduced by Mr.. Vandever. 90
California requesting the President
"a negotiate wtth the tsoverumeut %
Mexico. for the creation % an intrrna-
tionAl commission ~ al iust ali ques-
tons affecting the commercial interests
% both countries requiring settlement
The substitute provides that the OBJ
leets of She negotiations shall BE- tbs
settlement % AL controversies thatmay
exist between the tWo countries and
The adjustment % unsettled claims. the
establishment AMI maintenance Of lib
eral commercial relations hrtNeen tn.
two countries. the adjustment and ~
form u existing boanIaries on the Rio
6rande and Colorado rivers. regulations
for The fair administration u thecastouls
lass u the two cvuntrics a. points % in
terchange on the line u the coterminous
boundary. regulation AMI distribution
of the watcr Of the Rio Grande where
that river constitutes the boundary BE-
tween the tNo countries. and % secure
the equi ~hie u-e Of the water on both
sides OF the river Tor irrigation. 10
Euarants. freedom FROM enforced loans
and contributions on the eitiE-n. of one
roantry residing in or temporarily Io-
-asei IN the other country. and ~ con-
sisier aud ADJUST any other questions
Affecting The Interests % hoth countries
that may b~ brought to view. Or that
may - deemed cause % irritation
Nhieh should - amicahIy considered
aRd adjusted in Conformity with The
honor amt welfare Of ca.-h party a. the
negosiAsions contemplated b. The rr>o-
lugiuu
The rePort accompanying the suhsti-
tate calls attention % the abuses % the
customs laws on the Mexican border.
AMI rescmmensls the adoption Of IN,
Substitute a. a measure that will help
reform them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

The insane asylum AZ Tongue Pointe,
liae miles east Of Montreal. C-n-. eost-
ing 81. I3.., 600 and containing I.sD0 pa
tients, was totally destroyed By fire, On
the 9Th. and large number. variously :
estimated AZ from I01 - 2l9. Of the in
mates persisted miserably IN the flames.
together with several Of the Sisters in
charge
The overseers OF Harvard College
spent about two hours, on the 18th. de-
batting the subject Of amending the
rules so a. to shorten the time requisite
Tor graduation No action was taken
The five conyicts in DanHemora u
" State prison who recently protected
the warden from a mur'terous assault
by feIloweonvict. were. on the 1th-
pardoned by the Governor.
On the commentator Of District
Attorney Fellows. of New York, Judge
Cowing in General Sessions, on the 6th,
dismissed the Indictment for bribery
against ex-AIderman James Pearson, OF
the Board Of Aldermen for fsst
THE Slater Educational Fund. estah-
lished ten years ago By John +. Slater,
Of Norwich. Coma, providing for the in
PRODUCTION Of industrial training in the
schools Of the South, last year expended
s4a 600 in the work
FIFrY-rwo Anarchists were arrested
in Barcelona on the 6th- Documents
seized in their residences revealed plans
TO destroy railways with dynamite and
To set fire to factories
The Indiana block-coal miners and
operators have agreed on seveHty-rve
cents. summer and winter. a. the yearly
mining scale, and work has been re-
sumed
The people Of the District Of o0lum-
bEa are making Il concerted effort 10
secure representa- ton IN Congress They
Ask for one Senator and one Represent
ative-
The Canadian duty on pork was On
the sth. increased 20 two cents per
pound. or about sixty per cent al va
loren
The relief steamer New Haven re-
turned 70 Shreveport, La, on the 9th'
from Black B1yoa- and reported the
peooIe there in a distressing condition,
the whole section being submerged and
many houses washed away. The people
are without shelter or the necessaries OF
life. Many were rescued from Periioas
sstuations By the New Haven
The American Tract Society held us
annual meeting in New York City on
the Tth- General { o. Howard pre-
sided The society has issued :, isS dis
tinet publications Is has six period
icaIs, with an aggregate circulation oi
aala6oO. Hen William Strong, Judge
Of the Supreme Court at Washington.
was elected president; Malo--Gene-al
Howard vice-presidsnL
A. ELLwooD LASoAsTER, a young
nan who carried on the business Of real
estate agent in Philadelphia has d.
appeared. ami il Is charged that he ha'
erlbezzIed funds intrusted 70 him b
various parties 70 invest in real-estate.
The amount Is variouslY estimated a
frog. s5a, eco 10 $40, 00d-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
saes~s.faI Trip Of the Cruiser Phifzd~t-
phta-

PHILADELPHIA. May s-The new
Cnfted States cruiser Philadelphia.
which stated Tuesday for prelimin-
ary trial trip. returned yesterday Il
had been the intsntiOn % her buil4ers
To keep her CUT three days. but her test
Yesterday morning Eas 50 successful
that she wzs brought back ahead Of
time. The cruiser started on her trial
RID early yesterday morning over \
course out 20 sea bearing east-sogth-
east from Cape HenlOpen and retG-I. =
distance Of sixty-fve miles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

ToPExA. kas., Nav 5--GoVernor
Humphrey and Attorney-General Kel-
IoCu have received several letters FROM
responsible parties in Meade. Ford and
other southwestern counties informing
them tha. .Ee American Sugar Company
has secured over 500. 600 bonds from
townships for the erection Of sugar
mills and that the worst frauds and
swindles have been perpetrated- The
Atsorney-GeneraI has been appealed 10
% bring injunction proceedings 70 secure
the forfeiture of the bonds and their re-
turn 10 the townships, which he vii %
a. cnce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
Princes. EnxaIitehen on Russian Aamia-
istrative Abuses

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May s.-Princess
Eng7litcheff. OF Russia, who Is travel
ing through this county. arrived hero
yesterday. and in an interview severely
criticised the statements Of George ken-
nan regarding abuses % Russisr
prisoners She says that KEENAN,
is sensationalist AMI panders
To the Americans. love OF sensations;
that he purposely avoids all reference
10 the good in the Russian insti-
tations. and magnifes the evils because
such course brings money and any
other would not She says there are.
no doubt some abuses in siberia but
the perpetrators are always punished
when cetected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
a CELESTIAL WAR.


RiosiRE and Murder between Rival Chi
ne~e Factions in Los Angeles. Cal
Los ANGELES. Cal. May "A riot
occurred here las. night between the
xarrfng factions Of Chinatown. which
resulted in the killing Of one China
man. serious injury 10 another and the
xoUnding OF a white bystander in the
leg Ah Lung. a member Of the All
Nov faction brushed agains: Wong hi
Lung. Of the Wong Chse faction. and
the latter resented the fancied Insult by
drawing a revolver and killing All
Lung A fusilade followed. fully forty
shots being exchanged The police ar
rested one hundred OF the rioters. every
one Of whom carried a revolver Tbs
Wong Chez society declares that every
prominent member OF the All Nov fac
ton will be killed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
rhr.atsa.d win HI. own x.sIesn..

LONDON, May 10-The announcement
lhat Prince Bismarck Is about 70 make
public the complete story Of MS dis
missal from the Chancelorship. together
with the events which led up 20 IL. has
greatly enraged the Emperor In order
% preven, any such o1tburs: on the part
of the ex-ChzreeIor. the Emperor has
sent a personal letter reminding the
Prince that he Is liable 20 severe pun
ishment. under an amendment 20 the
penal code Of his own making. II he
makes public or causes 70 b published
any knowledge regarding state matters
gained BY him during his Official life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
The SIMPSON ORY-oocs.
>s~~-~-fai op~aia< sf th- >~w ~srns-.sa
bry bsek at sh- Hrss~sisa Navy N.r.s "a
Fr~-~a~~ ~ . Bt.tInguish--t gsaay.aF.


t-r~-~a~~ NJ Dt-tInguish--f Company.
BEooNLYS. May "a. The simpson dry
lock a. the United states Navy Yari
Wa opened yesterday in the pre-
eu-e og several hundred visitors from
Sew York. Washington. BaltiHorr and
fhil4sis}phta Nearly . huHttrssi -s,s<ts
cane from Washington aut Baltiuors.
on special train - Pullman cars Iast
nighr arrivins, IN Jersey city a. seven
p'clo-< Breakfast was served in the
I nion station. A. ten o'clock the del
egation from Philadelphia arrivei.
AMI shortly afserward the guests
we're taken By steamer
10 she navy yarL The dock va eo,-ss,s
a. ahogt eleven O'clock The United
States monitor Pari an xas dorke,i ian
Hle'i-aieiy AMI the pumps were set -
Sork A. uura cmptYin- she d,-cs The
shole affair passed or quickly ami
Nithout a mishap. After formal op.-n-
ing q The ds-sk collation. was served
- the invited guests at which NJ.
simpson. the new dock and tas ait..,4
States Navy we're toasted The dr.
daek has becu in eoarse ef ere,7-
ton about TAO years anu half
AMI it, cozz S4s more than half
a miilioa dollars The contra.
pric, : >asks. -g2 Its extreme length =
10 feet Its greatest width al ths top
- la0 feet znd a. thu bottom - feet
The depth IN the center = - feet
zad iH~hss The ioor rests upon
rvss ef lile~ FROM it the sides rise a.
angle q - DEGREES in series % steps
la inches IA height male % sseorzsia
pine beAulN IL = emptie,i By tNO esn-
Frifuxai pumps - - inches in iiametsr
Ntth 4 capacity - ~. osl1 gallons an
hour The hailders. J. =. simpson X
To-, have huilt thirteen other docks on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15
a OOuBLE TRAGEDY.


snsI tho Latter. Wifi
ROCHESTER,. Y Y. May i0--Af about
seven o'clock last evening Detective
Lynch shot and killed txo Of his neigh
bors-Samuel >toidar'f AMI wife StoI-
dard was n hard customer Lynch as-
eased him Of hacking his lLynch'sl
back fence with an axe Stosidard. - no
was drunk became abusive and called
Lynch hard names. The latter took
hold Of >to.idari. who attempted to hit
Lynch with an axe which he had in his
hands. whsreuPon Lynch drew revOl-
yer and fired Mr. Sto-idari Nas stand
ing Just behind her husband. and the
bullet Struck her. killing her instantly
\ second shot killed Sto.idart- Lynch
then surrendered himself % the suth0r-
ities lie claims he acted in sslf-,ts
feu<e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

FuvEEkL services over the remains of
ssnator Beck were held in the senate
|r.1mber. on the 6th. after which the
zner7l party, consisting Of about forty
trends and relatives. including the Con-
ressl0nal committees. took a special
Ezia for Lexington. Nv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

DAVID STOKES. a eolored man Of Ruf-
In y. G, was severely bitten on the
IN By 4 cat. on the sth, and died
tFeuty four hours later. without show
ag any signs of hydrophobia The
Aeai Of the vicious feline had 70 be cut
q before II would relax its hold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

FoE the first time in the history OF
London the Lord Mayor will make an
sa5cial visit across she border into SCOT
ianI on June - The visit Is 10 be made
On the invitation of the Lord Provost Of
Eilnburgh to attend the exhibition in
shzt city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

The Abram eOlliery at Lehigh. En-
-iaa,L caught fire on the 7th- Three
Aaaire,i and fifty miners were working
! he pit at the time Prompt and in
|E.lgeHt action, however. resulted in
ne rescue OF the men. every one being
-uught out safe and sound
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

IoHN NJ WESSTEAD. a dissoIuts fell
hw shos his wife dead az Ouray. Co,
Or the 9sh- and then committed suicide.
TAs woman had supported the family
p kseping a restaurant aaI was killed
s.aase she had no money 10 give her
A8s6and for drink
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

WILLIAM E BUSDY. of Cincinnati. q
ephew Of ex-tiovernor Foraker. of
ahio' On the night of the 9TH eIoped
Ei'h and married Miss Eva Leedom, the
lT'tE eighteen-year-old daughter of
hah John p Leedom, ex-sergeant-at-
aFus Of the United States House OF
representatives.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-15

IL NoSCuIcoUSr, the Panama canal
liiidafo-. considers it quite feasible
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