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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04

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made of extra good quality Cashmere,
deliberately and tastefully embroidered
on the Cape and at the bottom with
Gil Eloaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04

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ness at their homes entirely un0hDrt .un.
no talking required permanent position a.
wages $40 per week. Good gay lr rar
time. Ny references include some OF rIe
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cinnatL pittebufg. and elsewhere. A.f...s
with stamp. Mrs NATION WAfhIn.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04
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Address MtSSiiS. MASStt q CO
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04

tflfDL uf IHE
IRruHnIt. .UIHG ANn HEeA IH 1852
RAN Road iNHrhNl.
RICHMOND. VA. june j, 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders OF tha fNtpEeiCN- i,O
AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD t1N-
PANN viii Dee held at Their otic', $50. lni
East Main street. kichmo. d. We, li ..-
DAY. juno l-tn. 1900. at - u'c'1rA noon.
Nv BALlIEE, lrcsli,rt
" p. ppTfAUN. Secretary. lri-tI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04

The most noted FOR lts excellent AMT COME
Portable accomH odatlons ln tnc Two fgl-
Mas. 4hg tOtsl BUILDINGS aud cot gis ato
uneeueico in their suf efiur instruction nul
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and beautiful Dive lTom ifnllIoad station boa
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10 SO per Week, 30 pei MON b. reud l0r
pamphlets. y. ~ CAklMffi.
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THE YEAR AROUND.
A MELlA HOTEL,

a
AMELIA g. H., VA,
now being renovated, aua will De OpiN TOR
GUESTS JUNE /. 1880. Board. $40 To- SIS
per month. owing To- location OF room.
VIC. NOHiLEGr.
my ld-im lIopuo tOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-04

WANTED. 90 AN ACTIVE MAN FOR
w each section. rallry $50 fu $500 f1
locally repre- sent "a successful y. 5. Com. aut
shoes. Jcwclfy. ETC.. 20 consumer r. r.>I.
Also Lady Of tact, SALARY. $50. IU e.rlf
mem bcrs 10000 NOW cnrOlld fUl Ulnrn.i
I'M Reference exchanged. fmuife tn.of.
eratiye Association credit vail iatelI. iocs
rOX go n. y rD.uEr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

NArcHEz. Nov. 9o--A private dis
sateh received here today from Gov.
>soae announces the appointment o;
the Hon- w T. Cassidy. % suo-s.d
Jud-e Ralph North a. Circuit Judge In
this district Judge North rendered his
resignation a few weeks a<o - take
eject Dss'emher ist- he being unable to
attend - the &aties of the ofioe siace
he rvceivea a pAralytie stroke .ast >eP-
temher- Judge Cassidy IS comparatively
a younE mAs. bat has aas atraiaments
and izrge exrerfenss a. = lawyer. d.
siles xhieh be j. -ratIeman q high
neral character and sorial standing
HIS father Hiram Cassidy. 81, vas
Circuit Jaare % the same district in
part before the Ear- Tie also raakei
among the arss iurists % The state. snA
was also a prominent and lssiing Poli
ticiAn when not on the bench.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
ooNoalseo TELEeRAMa

Mxs. HoDGES. Of Carthage, Mo-. %
s0th gave birth 70 a remarkably small
female child Il weighs eight ounces
s eight inches I.ng, : no larger than
an ordinary Io-cent doll, and its forna-
tion IS perfect
The National Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union convened AZ ocAla.
Fla. on the lst- Every state and Ter
risorv that has an Alliance organization
Is represented By from ten - thirty del
erates. The personnel Of the delegz-
tions i fine. and Indicative Of the best
intelligence in their respective STATES
IN. CHILDEEss. Who lives near New
bern. Tenn. Nzs shot accidentally By
his wife on the 99th- She was handing
him a gun. when BY some means = sss
Sred and shot him through the thiga-
He lived only short while His wife
IS prostr,sed with grief
Isaac LAwEEScE. one Of Arkansas
early pioneers. died at Little Rock on
the S0th- He vas - years q age
THr Thierry family Of -. Louis, con
sistinr Of five brothers and cousin,
ara heirs 70 5000. 0Oo in France. and
they are now proceeding % prepare pa
pers - establish their right 20 me
money
THr Postmaster-General IN his an
uuaI report recommends the establish
ment OF postal savings banks. the postal
telegraph system. the use Of pneumatic
t,bes for the handling u mails In cities.
tn-rease in the speed Of the mail trains
and 4 discusses penny postage - likely
,o be adopted in the near future
THE Alabama legislature on the 18th
rs-elected James L Pugh to BE- United
States senator
HAKKv SEYBoLp, Of Wheeling, W
Va. me bank clerk who vas charged
xirh stealing 4 package containing s-S.-
Oo0 from the vault Of the Bank OF
Wheeling, was found guilty on the 18th
4 HEAVY snow storm prevailed
throughout England on the 2sth- The
fall was so heavy as 70 seriously delay
| tratic on railways
The recent appropriation oz Congress
If 81. zoo. .oc5 for making Galveston the
deep-water port Of the Southwest nas
created r.ore g less OF fa-or, and spec
ulators are going there in large num-
b,~s The result is an uniustifiable n
sation Of the real estate market 70 ne
5arrimeut Of the wage-workers wao Dc
aos possess their 0wR homes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
PITh AND POINT.

-He-"wnl yoa marry zey- sac
fplayfaliy Az dearest What q risk
yoa Ars raaniag He-"T know IL. bat
! always as = reckless aox The
EpocA-
Lets crcss over. here eena~s Bunk
er. Hes the slespsess usAa ever met
'-Yoa e.n't hlaase Alm; Renenb~r tAas
ne Is usth sizsslf al ne ,ime.~-Har-
per's BArAr.
The HAPPY CSaple. --SAe-sMr. ani
Mr~ Frszkila's married life wAs a v~rT
A.gpy oae. .appos~r- He-~Yes-
vsry. They GA4a's live saw~tAer. yoa
xaow --J=lge.
-~Noar safety matches are good fos
notAlax. ! cant zaks them h1ra a.
all Well shN: do yoa ~aat with
zorc safety ;Aan sGch matches "a
shose9- - Flscgeaas Blass@--
-LAnaisay-~wAz. woei4 yoa call
bees.,eak. Mr- Catchy Aa entree or
- sta- Boar1sr-''lf IL Is all like shis
/ would sus 81 Anoax the pieces dc 70
sistance.-- Bostoa Traveiler.
On a Cycloae'. wiagN -Kaw-"Hs
travelled hundred miles IA ten mia
utsS~ Hao<s-'Is must have taken his
breath away KAw-"weli. he xas
pretty vel blown --Maassy's Weekly.
What does IL repruseuty- inquired
the visitor. a. be stood before the
gorgcously-eolored canvas In the parior
% Mr. tsa<weil AMI st-ove 20 ae-ip>r tt.
meaning. .'ThA; there pain,ia'.' said
the millionaire prOadiy. frame aad ALI
represents nigh onis sssa-
LAndla4y That new bcArsisr
H~~da't ~ - make Es tank he IL
bachelor Hes either ma-rs~si % u =
Niioser- Niilinxs-~Hsw can yoa
seilF- Laa1l.ly--.iI-a alxays szrns ais
back - ne shea Ae op~as his pcck.s-
book - pay hss board Spare No
meats
-fAshAon's SlaveS -Hz.haRa ---Yoa
won-z ars rsw1iAr slaves - fasAsoa-
WIFE, kas~ IL ny 4e2-. whAs ~as
Il yea ~aaas-i zs- - ID for yea Has
san4-''oa - ] fsr-u& TAo~e TO
h4ts0zs ca th@ h4rk % my eeat .mss
above tie eSA. talls az loss-s ~Esh
Foa4 seN tAsz 90 -sss-e1 Ness
a verz&at reaslsmza ~Aase cor-e-
svgasiea0r - liz .8as& rvcravesa q letter.
sroa ta@ sav-lcv~s e wAieA was tAe
eoav~afieHsl hazsiz~~s ea-E- --Assar 5re
days r-tzrz ta-. The eFi<tl~ xzs cs--.-
tally FeTus~-s All p~~~erweA antil ih.
srrira-aea * tA~ allotted av@ 4ArS
shsa ts wAs returned 20 the wrassr
re I.sssalsaa Ssgx.,l WIFE iia-a<-
~ 60 fzua hcok TIE writsr s4v.
sAas ~ats rhn rrs~~~Fss ~ -ssa~-ses4 tsss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
HISTORIC GROUND.
4 n~ualais~sae- es the ots rs~a Of ~-ass
H2rhara. Ca

Last SATURDAY. afternoon. aS some
Norkmea Eere engaged in grading ihs
lot on CaaToa Fer4l3o stree.. near san
n Barb4ra- the pl0S turned ap tao bad
ly-l-eayed corsas-a wouan's and =
ehilG's The eo-snS Sere made roaghly.
Of kind of hard touxh WOOD. probably
brought from the Sandwich Islands as
Was all the lumber IN those aaTS Ca
that Of the Supposed woman were the
initials NJ A c. made By driving
hr4Ss-heAded nails or tackS into the
wood Prom the length Of time elapsed
since burial il = hardly possible 70
state positively whose coftsn this il
thoabtless IL was one OF the CarriIlo
family'S II Is quite possible thA; this
coffin mar have been buried fall hun
drea years. as this was the first buryinx
ground in this city. Father Villa. on be-
ing informed Of the fact. ordered all
Z work 20 cease. and will have IA. r~-
mains properly exhamed and rsbarie-L
This BIT of ground Is historic. Evea.s
Of the greatest moment to this city took
place here. This lot was originally a
: part % The CID Preside. and on this ra--
: ticular SPOT sAz erected the chapel
which vas he Erst SAata BArha-a horns
T Of The Mission Fathers IL vas on tai.
I spot thas Father JxaipsrO began in san
/ - B.rb&ra his work % eTangeliEztfon,
successful prob4bly even beyond bis oxn
| expectations Froa this SPOT. then. be-
/ gan the work of civilization in this par
tleGlar part % the State. wonsierfaI
work indeed.
At that tine there we're PresidIos in
/ san Diego. Monterey and san Francis
CO This particular military post vas
= square surrounded By high wall os
/ ADOBE. the Top Of which x2s protected
/ By tiles The eormandaats house
/ a part evea COW standing oppossss CT
s.nta Barbara street, swas in u.
/ inclosGre- Here. too. was the chapel
around aad under which we're buried
sGch Of the converted people as died AZ
the tine The remains found the other
1 dzy are probably Of tha. number.
The spot Is historic more thaa anv
other place in Santa Barbara ItwN
nere that Fremont frst raised the
| American Tag. in lss5- There was no
fsgstA. then. but Commodore Stockton
/ gave Frsnon. \ stnddinx-sail boo-
from the frigase Congress. then in ,Ais
port IL vas about 20 feet long. sad
General Fremont had IL raised N tAs
center Of the Pressdio
Thus from the point also sook place
the second greatest event IL >aasa Bar
ezra's hissory--tne raising ot ne Amer
lean Gag and the annexs:ic= Of the city
% the Uaised States Tie next fzx-
stAf raised In tnis rf.y ~ss cn State
street.. opposite ;. Carries Hotel In
April. Is47. Captain Henry Carne& With
bis own handS r2ised the beautiful
garrison sax Il Vas 2ox+n feet aad
vas the second United States sag In
this eity.-S4ata Barbara Iadepea1eas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

AHERpEEx. Nov. @s-City Marshal
Stout arrested this afternoon a man
claiming - hail from Sex YORK. giving
his name As = r Ellis. bat Supposed %
travel under the alias % NJ r Ashton.
on the charge % burxlarT- lie Is ahoat
twenty three years old. weighs isa
pounds, has a dxrx na.tache. sad clOse
cut DARK hair He VAS committed in
tsefaalt Of ss00 bail This fello- las
beea travelling through the ooantry
claiming - - the s8vzzce ssvnt Of
Coles Circus and made coatract here
for a large amount of meal for the
menagerie- Il Is likely that hs mAy b.
wanted in many towns in this section %
the country lie will BE- held in our
county jAil, sabiect 70 order. until his
ease Is disposed % a. the April term %
the Circuit Court
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
Ni.~~itAn@nns. as.

THE state horticultural Society will
hold its eighth annual meeting Al Jack
son on the 10Th IL will contiaue for
three days.
Mrs. LIZZIE HOsKISs. wife Of Capt j.
A. Hoskins, died ~ Brookhaven on the
30th- She was a daughter Of the la
uented Milton ]. whitxOrth, founder
Of whitworth Female college.
Two men believed 70 be those who
robbed the express car on the Georgi.
Pacific railroad near Indianola are in
jail AZ West Point They answer the
description given by the express mes
seuger in every particular, and the
offleers are eoaddent that they have the
right parties. The express messenger
whom they held up says that the rob
bers got oaly So
THE cotton crop Of DeSoto County Is
- p~r cent shsrt - Nhzt waS thoaght
WAs made September !. and in eixht OF
ten 41ys sill al b. m4rketed- The
curn crop = almost = complete f2ilure.
Ehieh leaves tas farmers In a hz1 con
dlfson snazei4Ily- The merchants all
Ar wearing long faces. As this 3 the
sAird failure IN as many yeArS
tsov. >ruNE a4s Appoint-d Dr. w. y.
liver. - Meridian. 2S a memb~r % tho
SsaEe Boar4 u Health for IN. state az
lar-e. vice Dr. T. W naaeey. Deceased
WHEIE Spencer A H0xa-s. formerly
Of Fon dz Lac. Wis. was Engaged in
cutting timber near McComb City. sew
eraI large limbs broke os The tree which
be vas engaged in Telling. one Of which
struck hin on the neck. killing aim in
stantly.
carr T T. PETrUs. ex-C0nsal 20
China delivered lecture at Newton
last week on his -four years stay in
China He described the manners and
customs Of the Chinese in an interesting
style before n very appreciative audi
ence-
The Marshall-Nuzent cotton seed de-
Inter was successfully tested At Jack
son last week in the presence OF . large
number Of business men and citizens.
II takes Of every particle Of the lint
from the seed WITHOUT iniuring the hull.
The only criticism heard was that its
separation is TOO slow. which difficulty,
Dr. Marshall claims. will soon be OBJ
waited
TIE North Mississippi Conference
meets az Grenada December 10. Bishop
Galloway presiding. This body is com
posed q about $50 preachers .ad 10 lay
men
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


Hon- q. 9. Mcmillan. Supervisor Cor
the Fourth Census District ot Missss-
ssppi. has written letter sro7 ~hich
the following + an extract
Ia appears that the population Of the
State il t.9sGss-. an increase fee the
decade o. i5S, - New. the increase Tor
The tsenty-six counties of this t,he
F0arshl Supervisors District 70 %. sss.
while the increase % the sorty-nine
eounties comprising the o,hcr three
districts. Is bat -. 90. In other words.
this district shows an increase Of .5 per
state gives bat ~ per cen. increase.
This statement makes = very cr~ditahie
showing Tor he pin~v woosis region.
which the wealthy Inhabitants % the
Data and the pionsers. In forn~r dsyA
sometimes spoke % 4srislrcly a. The
poor mans home. adapted Oniv 10 lar
hesls" and sAs indigenous gopher
This district Is composed almost en-
ti-eiy ot the beautiful pinsy woods 70
gion Of Mississippi. Il taxes in Cns
tier Of counties lying north Of the
Nickshurg 4 Meridian RatiroAa. all
east % the nIinois Central Railroad. in
clnding Madison. bat leaving cut Hinds.
and these extend on southwark TO the
sea coast Every one of these counties
show a large increase in population aud
wealth. The increase in LaadersiAle il
s.St9, Lincoln. q ecs. and Jones has more
than doubled her population. ~hile
Harrison. on the sea coast. shows s.50o
increase. The lttIe county Of Greene,
the lowest On the list. with its spars.ly '
settled territory. where the pine trees
- dominate the torcs. that the traveller
can scarcely ana a riding whip. and
where no railroad has ever disturbed
the vernal solitude. presents An increase
of -lga
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
The GHOST DANCE ENDED


Promise that They vii 80 sss-a-a
eha-s Daac- Rrsk~n tn
taicAso. Nov. .a-csaeral Miles
left Tor Washington Tha-SIav after
noon N response 70 q request Of the
SECRETARY of war received several aav.
'lace. lie had postponed his departure
ana4 the arrival frun Pine Ridge
Agency. The seat of The alleged sroubleS.
o. Colonel Laiington q the quarter
masters department. This csrrlaI A.
rived a. noon Thursday. and his r~vor.
% TIE Commander ot the Impairment ot
tae Missouri was 70 the effect that the
energetic action manifested By thu
TROOPS has bad most sAlusary
enect upon tie disa-ected redskins
hr added sast the anticipated danger
mizHt Be considered a. fairly pas.
As report tended - confirm the dis
patches received here BIZ General Niles
since Tuesday. as veil a. 70 strongly
o~ar cut The theory tnat the extent es The
redsNln uprising in the North west hai
oeeH more taan exaggerated A one
OF ths prominent army officials a. head
quarters pat - 1t was more of a cor
Fesponteats' than an Indian scarc
- the same tine. General Miles goes
70 Washington with ths recon met nj A.
ilen that WITH ths view OF avoiding any
possible trouble. the troops now IN
service arouad he Indian agency should
o. kept IA the sane localities until
spring He is also stroaxly in favor %
ooih disarmiH< and 4lsmouatinx tho
aa"rigines not only during the present
situation. bat f0r al tl@vto cone. tie
believes they shculd not have The sane
facilities in the future for arning and
mounting themselves as they have in
the past and i % the opinion that
u proper precautions are takea az
this Particular Eluae the Liability % fas-
ure Indian urrl- n.ra rr-ar Ia arnal.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

OMAHA. Seh. Nov. s9-Unless all
adviees from Pine Ridge Agency are
wrong. IL may be safely said that the
war Is over The next move Is 70 mass
the troops AZ Fort Meade. ;. D., there
20 await Developments Of the winter.
The artillery from Fort Riley. Has.
passed through Chadron yesterday. en-
route 70 Fort Meade General Brooke .
command a. Pine Ridge will be re-
moved 70 Fort Meade Monday or Tues
1ay-
Lieutenant Taylor. OF tho Ninth
Cavalry. with 10 Indians enlisted a.
scouts. among them Jack Red Cloud
old Red Clouds soa. have gone into
camp a. Fort Robinson. Ehere the In
dams will - trained &s eavalryuen-
The Indians who Dgrneved from Rose
bad 10 Pine Ridge we're innocent % ho>-
tils iasentionS They ~ers 4 hand Eho
recently removed fr0m Pine Ridge 20
Rosebud ant slmpl: moved b4rk % he
among frisaAS-
Little WouEd las given ample assar-
auee ef bis intention % zb4n1oa the
<host-iaar-. 4a4 move his village from
woandei Enee 20 Pins Ridge. Il Is
runorrsi that he and several rndiAls
are - he arrested
General Brooke j. aos-eozuit;aL fs--
ther than - <zv there Eoald be M
news from the agency of q Eariike ns-
ture for some tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

CorrnBIA. : C.. Nov- n The STATE
Board % Canv~Sssrs yesterday decided
the Miller Elliott Congressional c0n-
sest IN favor Of Elliots and gave him
the Certificate This gives south Caro-
lima 4 solid Democratic delegation N
the next Congress Miller, eolor~d Ee-
publican. con tested thelelectiOn, claiming
a majority. bat ballots we're throSn cut
in certain localities On account OF size
ard color Elliott went before the So
ureue Court. and IL was decided in bis
favor. Miller viii contest his seat n
Congress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

Colonel Beverly kennan. who served
in the Confederate army Ana navy. died
Suddenly n Rzooklya. y Y. % hemor-
rhag- Of fhe brain After the rebellion
Colaael KEENAN, entered tse service 81
the Khedive of Exvpt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

Al Jackson. Miss. I. p Ware. q.
IAzslhzrst oue of the biggest retail
merchants % the STATE. sas conxlci.-d
ths United states Coarf q anlaw-
fally retailing liaaor. AMI ssnusnceA 10
par sas q > Aud imprisoameut for
thirtv daFs IN AL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

A " Loftus shot ant Killed his
lather. H. e Loftus. IT miles east a
IaiasbOre. Team. in psrsoa2i quar--L
A--idsntaIIy kiliinx as hrother. uhs
w.s With hin. a. th~ sane tme. Ihs
san 10 saii - haze acted IN srlf1e-
f~n~e. eRgAgiag arst n 1efe eaiin< his
mother froa an attack q his father
Ia rartLa< A.. h.-hfr .-..,aars.-F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

The death % Sister :. Michel. better
knoEn to the outside world a. Sister
Bragits Joarisn. AZ the Ursaline Con
vent. in New Orleans. is announced
She sAs bora in ISo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

A. Annlsson. Ala. Mr. Eoxie Joha-
son was sentenced 20 The P~sii-atiAry
FOR twenty years for the Ezr3er % her
fAther-fa-laz- She Aaa h~r hH.h21A
~er. living with the ol4 gentleaaa. An4
she nlled his cap Nfth strychEiae- She
= anly twenty vears cid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

Il Is staissi AZ the Poss- Osice Depart
nent in Washington that since the pas
sage Of The Anti-Lottsry Law there has
been a reduction in The revenue of the
NeN Orleans post-oftice % abo2t one
third
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

An Orange tree In Polk County. Fla.
= seven feet in circumference. and hzs
yielded from twenty-five to fifty boxes
Of fruit yearl y since lisa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04
a che-. Dance Hrsk-a UP.

MlNNEAroLTs. MINI, Nov 20 a
mherlaln - D. special - tho
Tribune saTx Mayor Sls.on. Indian
arentat Loser Brule. heard tha; ghost
lance vas IN operation a. the mouth Of
White river, several miles below she
agency. and sent a force of Indian
police a. the scene for The purpose Of
breaking up the dance and Hr-estinx
the leaders The police wer- soon on
the grounL and making charge sue
eeetesl 10 czpturlRg axe. oas of hun
vas Chicken Head who Ike ths oshers.
WAs armed lie attempted % resist.
but the police were act ~ h@ deferred.
AMI Captain Fire Thanier. chief of ths
police. who Is a lar-e. barlY Indian.
rushed in on him AID Eraspinx him
around the waist carried him bodily 10
the laiL IL > rumored that another
dance - IN progress several miles up
the river, which Is being investigated.
Aud e fSEn4 true IL wiu also bs
promptly broken up aaa the ring
leaders arrested
There = talk among the Indians Of
going - the point below White river
where the Rosebud and Pine Ridge In
disns have been eongregatiHw. hHt they
are being closely Watched. and Il they
attempt It they will have 70 walk over
one Of the finest most determined.
faithful and vigilant police forces on
the reservation They are doing their
work faithfully and promptly. and will
not BE- deferred from carrying Into e.
feet any orders. IL IL not antici passsl
that these Indians will commit any
deeds % violence here. but IL they
should get away and Join the others
theT would undoubtedly act with the
majority. The agent and police 80 far
have them under control. however.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

SECRETARY BLAINE has transmitted
70 Secretary Window a dispatch from
Minister Miner, informing him that
the Government of Guatemala. by de-
cree Of October Is. has placed an export
tax on silver of 81. 81 per pound.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

QUEEN REGENT EMMA has issued a
PROCLAMATION declaring Princess VIII
helmina Queen OF the Netherlands. The
Queen Regent says May her throne
ind the solid support fidelity and de-
VOtion of her people | accept the re-
sancY during her minority. conrding IN
God and praying that M task shall be
% fulfilled as 70 assure the welfare OF
ne country and the consolidation Of the
kingdom -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

At Ensley City. near Birmingham.
Ala. wm- Taylor, a negro while work
ing aboat 4 furnace. vas imbeided &c
mis- waist with no. Goals that blew frou
the furnace. and sas roasted 10 death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

The contract tor balldia< the indus
s-ial building a. Anai>son. Ala. h2s
been let The building will he ssHiss
feet two stories high Both so-a-S sill
BE- divided into sections. and every ss-c-
3oH has already heea engaged by The
manufacturers. who wili put "a NAM
faetRrfng paaats as sccn a. "a - cgua-
plesed- Electricity sill B. th- zsotlss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-04

psputy Unitsd States Marshal saz.-
uel Lestranys 49, instantly shot %
death a. Webster. Fla. By Z z Bur
ford. Nhom lie sought 10 arrest for vio-
lation Of postal laws