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RAILROADS.
DI(tHMONn


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAfIROAD.-sc5e.
dulo.cOmmcuclng FEBRUARY 2ifh. Is9o
Eastern standard time;
7:32 q. m. leaves Byrd-sireoi station ally
stops only at Ashland. Rofhurf
Milford, frodcricksburg Brooke.
anc WideWa-f. sleeper Washing.
ton and New York
1907 =. m leaves Byrd.sfrocf station daily
except sunday.
$50 p. m. leaves Byri-strect siaflon daily
7.13 y IN caves Eyrd-sfrcef sf0flon daily
stops only at boihweN. Milford.
AMI Fredericksburg. sleeper Rich.
mond tO New York.
500 a. m. arrivosa t Byfd-sfreot station daily
Sleeper fI0m New York
2.3s p. m, arrives 81 Byrl.sifee, station daily
stops af Fredericksburg. Milford.
Boutwell,, and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New York;
does not stop 20 Elll.
sos D. M. arrives INTl-tffcNi sfI fIlu daily.
stops only at Fredericksburg. NU-
ford. f0thWcII. and Ashland.
0.f5 D.. nm. arrives at nYrl-sircct station daily
except sunday.
The New York and Florida special. conn.
posed of Pullman Frsiinule cars, arrives
at tine Byfi-sfrtct station af T.l3 b. m. 0l
Mondays. wednesday. and Fridays. IHI
leaves liyrd-stfcct station Gao $50 "a. m. ODD
tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays EKfra
fare ls charged on inis train
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY FNCfrr SUNDAY.
Gas a. no. leaves liba. Arrives af Ashland 4t
T.3i "a. u.
400 p. m. accommodation leaves htfi..freot
sfaflou.afrIfcs Ashland at1U.m.
OOfp. m. leaves tlna; arrives al Ashland ai
6.f1 ID. m.
o.t5 a. Do. arrives tlba. Leaves Ashland ai
goo "a. u.
g.25 a. Ia. accommodation. arrives af Hfrf.
street station. leaves Ashland 10
1877 "a. IN,
5,5g d. IN. arrives ai Eiba. leaves Ashland 40
b12p m.
CA. TAYLOR Traffic Manager
T.. T. ID. MYERS. General -uucr.ni Hn.n. b..
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entered ri The Richmond (Va) postofiice
- sccOud-class matter
a.rsoeeial contracts Will bc furnished on a.
qlicatlon.
ag-Rcadlng notices in rcading-matlci Nlc'
Il ccuts per line. Nonparci ieadeu, u cents
per line.
Auction sales. Legal Notices. and Amuse-
ncnt Advertisements = per Inch each IN
sertion.
RcmiUanccs should be made 10y drafts,
checks. pOsf0flice orders. or registered iotier,
THE TfNLS COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION ssLEs-Fu,ure DAYS.

Ia, ,-t,tno of q deed OF trust from John p.
Fiefchcraud Louisa Fletcher. dated Aut ~,
ON. 1850. and recorded I'm the cieitNSS J bnolx
ofthe Richmond Chancery Court 60 so' ,ca,le
lg- a. page Dab. default having ue'n ~ r.
In me covenants therein contained, anu ~. ~.
ing required so o. DO by the Sos
Will sell by public auction, on inc pi'''''
on FRIDAY. MARCH DIST levo'
NJ i.3o o'clock f.. NJ, THAT NIC.EeNEM 1 ~, ~
SrORY FRAME DWLLlll1' 40 ~
c0IT1s STREET BklNtt n "a. ~ ~ ~
ASH 81 PETER STREETS. This mousse lH
,.,c and well built: lot 2Oxl5O feet, ana is 50
situated as to command ready tenants ai d
good rental. 49,. ,.,
Sos I'D sale and debt of sJi1.42, and balance
ON terms which WILDE announced 200 sale.
GEORGE g.. JEFF EhsDNi
b.. ULLMAN.
J.L.TALlAFEhiO
Trustees.
sale by T.. G.. TINsLEY. mnlo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-18

Richmond AND PETERSBURG Ntu.
Road TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, February il.
fefl. 700 BOO s.. ST.. trains on iA.s I..l a
rom ns follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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New York Siaf.I
Secretary Proctor BIAS decided Chat the
$4,000 appropriated for the protection VI the
harh0r shall remain boz the Treasury for the
present, as the War Department does NOT
approve OF the purchase Of small boats for
the Use of Captain krkland's inspectors.
This Indifference Ou the part of the ~ecre-
nry t1 tine commercial interest. of New
York Will NOT commend itself 90 the
merchants of the metropolis. The
fact that there is ILLEGAL dunn
ing is admitted, and 10 is also
acknowledged that there must De active
work hy the inspectors i0 prevent 10. But
without boats 90 follow the laWhrCaker-.
they are as helpless as soldiers would Do
without powder. Secretary Proctor does
not seem Co take that very important fact
into consideration. 10 might well Doe
asked. perhaps. whether New ! 0rk would
not receive more consideration if She Were
a Republican cityf
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TIT-"TTTTI-
Fiei.nt rffr Yel dlIf lnr Norfolk. Ports
mouth. -miinreli. Hampton. DlI Point
MaNcrly. lick.uId and AleA1nlra. Na.,
Wusniu.fou. ID. o., >rNnernr, M usniust0u
aud Iafh0rD y. g., nil stations ou Atlantic
and ulnglIlt. -clnDlrI nod Roanoke >oloIil
southern and Farm $3.50 ana loWnltln Naii-
r0acs. and Eastern Aufln Carolina ecuci-
ais. also, ilr Eastern shore of Virginia and
alI regular LANDINGS o0 the James and Rap
pahauuoCk rivers al LOW Isl RATES, ant
fhflf 30 Did, issued.
IUlIfN n.IAI. 81. Vice President.
AO.I ll1 Main street and Rockets.
IHyH MElsi.EH, Freight and Passenger
AGENT mNlS-ii
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
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THOUGHTS OF TIMES READERS.
Echoes OF ~ Patrlck's Feast-The Expo
sitIon Grounds.

Following are two bits Of verse, which, If
not written by a son Of the old sod. bear the
impress OF love and devotion TO Erin, which
cannot fail to make them Of interest at this
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Sale BY 4. c. TnsIEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30
NO. 45.


HERxASpo. Oct 20. Il VERY dessruc-
tive erc oocarrrd here toaiTAt. which
c-'gtnst@1 ~ go o'clock IN the
store q Mr II. Diecrcrvr- The eiti.~ns
wsre nosts~l hy several espieslons ani
tie riaxia< q al shs heIis Not usor~
than aft~sa minutes bad eiap@s~i ~hen
several hundred scrc there wo-klnx like
heross- Tu~n;y inmates hAd eI.pse,s
and the stor~ had fallen. .nd the wtn4
turned ta the north. driving the f1rsozs
flames directiy ov-r Rogers farnlt4re
store ARi warehouses. both - which
we're totally Destroyed. toxcther ~ith
thclr eontcats. The flames thea spreaa
20 she large t~e-story ;Fazae bail4lnx q
". A. Cross~st A Co. Every band vas
al Nork hard 10 save their bailiiax. hat
% no srcct The stc-k " <a.zts was
nearly all moved !n.o she streets. bat wAs
badly damaged. The hzildGas ~as eozs-
ple,ely demolished and the flames srr-aA
30 Cs0s-sttrs sar~h0as~. which wAs also
completely destroyed. together ~itA -
coutsn,s- D4buey. dry xo.-ts hou--
also cAaEht frs. bat wAs. with the great
est effort, estingulshel- The v~up~rty
Destroyed tonight Was vsry valuable.
bat shs correct Valuations have not becn
asr~rs1lu~sI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct s1-Aania
and Matte Wagner are nos dangerously
injured as AZ srst reported The eon4.-
ton Of = T. Rose Is not serious Tho
others injured are:
George Baird. Nauvo1 III: left leg
hurt
J. " Rockmore. Jasper. Ala: ca. On
hand arm broken an1 hurt internally.
J. T. Mills WessEeld. y. c; leg
bruised
r Z Sanders. Jasper. Ala: faoo
mangled
J. W. FenzeII. New Orleans hsr. oa
head and 2rna-
w. c Burton. COrdovA Ala: righ.
hand manxlei. left arm broke and in
tsrnAlly hug.
Miss SAllie LanxtOn. GALLOWAY, Ala;
bruised
Miss Ada LaugdOn. Galloway; face
bruised
Mrs Foster. wffe OF the railroad agent
az Sullixent: slightly hurt
Woman and bOy. unknown. slightly
injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THos. J. MINNs and Miss Gertrude
Pittman both of BrewtOn, Ala, were
married in a balloon in front OF the
on the e4th in the presence of 1000 peo-
pie. After the ceremony, the anchor
was thrown out and the big air ship
rose two miles in the air. After travel
ing twelve miles, it slighted. and Mr..
and Mrs Mimms, aud the aeronaut in
charge, landed safely, after a pleasant
trip.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by
the managers of the TrotSing Horse
Breeders Association 70 ofer stake of
s5O, COO TO be trotted for at the meeting
Of the association at Cleveland, Ohio.
in ls9S.
THE steamship Elysia. with I.05s
Italian immigrants, arrived At the New
Orleans quarantine station on the cath
A revenue cutter with Government,
State and city officers went down 20
meet her a. noon. and they will not
allow the vessel to land unless the in
spectors are certain that not one of the
immigrants is acontract laborer, pauper
or criminal
A STATEMENT of the exports and i'm
ports FOR September, issued by the
Treasury Department. shows the ex-
ports Of the month. SIS. .6T7. .459. and the
value of same for the twelve months
ending September 90. $3.50, ISL. ass.
which is greater than for many years
The imports for september are s75,si5,-
80 in value and for the twelve months,
ssIS, ,45I,7I4. which also exceeds the
amount Of imports in many years
NJ. 4. TIGHE, for twenty-six years
bookkeeper for Ward * Brady, Of 81
Louis, disappeared on the 2Sd- Is has
developed that he had been living a
double life. He was known in business
circles as a bachelor. while for twelve
years he has lived in stylish residence
district as Adolph Levy. with wife and
three children
TYPuOiD fever in viruler: form is
raging in Gillespie County, Texas, and
nearly every family in the county has
suffered Last week Peter Burke lost
three children Physicians are non
plussed-
T. D. ASDEEws. a big cattle grow 4
and shipper Of Texas and Colorado. says
the cattle raisers have already taken
steps that will result, before spring. in
tie formation Of strong association oi
eartlemen Of the West and Southwest
70 handle their oEn stock. and knoc1
ogs middle Dss an specBlasso1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

JAcN>os. Or gI-Mr JAuses Rich
ardsoa. Mlssissippls biggest costoa
planter. was here today with Mcssrs
George & aud 4. D. Ha~orth. q Maa-
chester. EnxlaaA Th. HAworths arr
among the largest splnners IN the Sori4
They have houxht great deal % cotton
diry~rt = Mr. Riehsrisan They have
iust beea With him - take a look a. the
wess.sn Cotton Mills. In whlch he -
largely Interested In conversation
~ith several xeutlemea the elder
Haworsh saia. There il nothing A.
god a. that in our coansry. was
really di.xusssd that i: xas - veil
here. With this he hA4 lsrh 70 say
of the character. aes ouly % the Labor
bsinx good. easy - ges along wtth. re-
sp~ctfal and selircsp~csinx. bat of the
uachinery ussd as FAR saPsFsor % thai
EseG In England
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

JkcEsoS. os-s- ~. The sup-ena Coars
met to-day A fall bench wAs present
The doeke; % the Firs; District w1s
taken up and several case. arxss-l and
subnitsssl. The case % Hsmlltan. gios
kins & 10. leSsees 0f the reuisenti&ry
vs- the STATE. was ar-u@a orally anI
suhm5tfsd. The isoWer CourE 4ec.1ess
that the lease q the F~niteatiary by
the t'uit 3 ship Island Railway re
leased the saresIes frum liability. bat
held that the principals. HAziiten. Has
kins 4 60. werc liable Th~iE ast0r-
nsys appealed from this 4eeisf.n and
the STATE, through the Attorney -ssen-
cral. appealed from the decisioa relsas-
Ing the sareties FROM liability. One
years r.at. 90 ahogt SO. ees. i involved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

ASS AKBoz. Mich. Oct IS -Zina P.
King, ex-treasgrer OF ths University %
Michigan Alumni ASsoeia.ior. has besn
arrested on the complaint OF Wa
Howells. Of Detroit president Of the
association on the charge Of embexzle-
ment A year ago Inst Juns the board
Of directors learned o, shortage in the
fund Of the association Il transpires
that King was $1,000 shcrt.
and that be turned over aboat sI0.Ooa
worth OF property held b himself and
wife. Failure 70 restore the balance
led 20 his arrest King Is cut on hail
pending preliminary exazinAsioa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30
VIII Point oat Errors In Prof Bryee's
Book.

NEW YoRE. Oct aS-Mr. Hamilton
WILCOX. chairman Of the Woman Suf-
frsge party State executive committee.
viii to-morrON publish letter TO Pro-
feSsor Brice accepting the invitation to
point out errors in Bryce's book. The
American Commonwealth" He says
that the book represents the condition
Of the women in America As much bet
ter than it really IS. and misstates the
eject OF woman suffrage in Wyoming.
He exuecis 10 publish soon corrections
o. Prof Bryee's statements. which. hn
says, are doing Eaaeh hAr2-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

BosTOS. oc. sa-Thr-rizh tide yes-
terday morning. due 70 the heavy east
srly gale which prevailed. did moro
damage all along Revere Reach than
vas done By the storm early in the
week The wOburn House. a. Crescent
Beach, was lifted from its foundations
and settled down in the sand- A pho
tograph building near By vas wrecked.
and the lattice work Of the subsian-
italy built palace bathing establish
ment Eas torn away The cafe AMI the
waverly House a. Oak Island suffered
70 some extent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

NEW HAyES. Conn. Oct n BY a
ear end collision between two freight
trains on the New Haven & Derby rail-
road near Round Hill. yesterday morn
ing. Fireman Geo. Norton vas seriously
and perhaps fatally injured The en-
giEs Of the rear train and several cars
we're badly wrecked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

or the money Appropriated BY Goa
zress for the Improvement Of rivers and
harbors. the YA1Oo river gets $4,000.
HINDs and Claiborne are among the
very few cozaties in the State that Lost
population under the late census re-
tsrnS.
THE ouelletse-curpasy Lumber Com
pAny wzs organized al vicksbarx last
week ~ish $4,000 paid Up capital
TEE Railroad connissioners were
session as Jackson last week
reduced the rate on bricks on on<
roads a. the rate Of l cer
pounds -
A vKKY serious aceidens occurred near
Hern2ndo last week Mr. Dare Dockery,
AGED twenty years, whiIe as work in his
fathers ginhoase. got ezaght in the 1ya
wheel Of the engine and vas very ne2
killed. He w1s shOaght 70 Be desf
some time. bat u doing bsstss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

BfENISeHAN. Ala. 0c. "A rs--
iengeT traln On the Kansas City. Mem
phis & birmingham railroad pulled Oh.
Of the DEPOT here without a conI urtor
OF a fAgman. the engineer mgszpder-
standing signal Five miles oa. she
engineer discovered his mistake. ana.
backing bis train without lights o. a
man on she rear platform Of the ear.
be ran iato an outgoing freight train.
killing tNo persons and seriously in
igring twenty Others The dead are.
J. H. Franklin. travelling passenger
agent Nashville. Tenn
John kittrain. fireman % the freivh.
train
Those dangerously Injured are:
George W. Davis, Shell Mound. Team
Mrs W. =. Wagner and kes sxo
daughters. Greenyille. \ c
T. +. Rose. Lynn. Ala
J. + Owens. Westfold. y. C.
Rev. H. g. Smith. Jasper, Ala
q Franklin. drummer from Nash
vile; lying.
J. A Taylor. Magnolia Ark; head
mashed and eye knocked OF.
W. r. Flanagan. Memphis; slightly
hurt
Dr. Sanford. of Hot Springs Ark;
slightly injured
A l. Hill. OF birmingham; hurt
slightly
Hon r VI Long. OF Cordoya: bruised
on ankle
NJ u ToWnlee and Walter Towulee.
81 ToNnlee, Ala: slightly injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The schedules OF the Government
census ofice for taking the tobacco
census have been printed fo- distrihu-
ton among growers and mausfactursrs
By Prof Thomas y. Conrad. % Virginia
special agent in charge Of this work
There arr fifteen pages. containing
hity-nSe questions relating 10 the vATi-
etics of tobacco cultivated. their sue
cess and reliability. climatic Influences.
character OF soil. comparisons in areas.
cost Of produetion. fertilizers. caring
process. COS; Of transportation. disease.
accidents. importation. expectation and
percentage OF loxs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

A ieariai cyclone passed jus, wess Of
Nzxion, y. G, the other dsy. Its dircc-
,ion was nearly north- A; Ias'y several
houses we're blowa down. and one per
son killed and several injured Is
track vas not wide A. Floral Ccileve
the storm was verT severe. blown :
down the belfry Of tho Presbyterian
Church ami many trees, and severely. II
not fatally, iniaring two persons Nc
kinnOn's saW-mill vas ruined an1 ozs
Of the laborcrs badly iujared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

kansas crTT. No. Oct sS-A COL
hsiOa between passenger trains oc-
curred AZ the crossing OF the Union Pa
ciac and Rock Island roads west Of Ar
mOurtale- One Of the engineers Was
killed and nine passengers injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30
soUTHERH oIEANINos,


The Census ofiice has announced N.
population oi tho Fifth census distr.c,
Of Tennessee. which includes foar.een
eoantles In tho western Part of the
State. The rate Of gain has been Is.sS
per cent The following Is the PopulA-
tiOa by counties:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

Mrs Lizzie Malsey. OF Memphis.
Tenn, was attacked By P4rson John
Hills billy goat, and bu,ted in the
stomach until il was believed she would
die. The goat invaded her premises.
and she sailed out to meet him with
an axe. but he was too quick for her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The total population OF the State o..
Tennessee has been announced By tho
Census Office The population Of thu
State is l. sG5. TO as compared with J..
5is. $50 in Iss0 This is . gain OF 2sI.-
ss4 in ten years. tho rate OF increase be-
ing II IS per cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The dead h-giy q J. l. Vcach ,-as
found on the railroad track near Tascz-
nola, Miss, the other morning terribly
mangled A train had passed over the
body. but the eoroner's verdict was &
the effect that he hai been murdered
and placed on the track % hide the
crime Deceased SsS about tSsntT-
seven years old and lived in bingham.
Ill. but was a. the time OF his death in
the employ Of FeFgasoH. OF Tuscan0.a
asa uarhinisE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

Andrew : Jones' a civil engineer a
the South Trcierar Iron Work. OF
Chattanooga. Tenn. boarded rassen-
ger tain On the Nashville. Chattanooga
& St Louis railway At Bridgeport. Ala.
on his way 20 Chattanooga Iic xas
standing on the platform OF = car. evil
den,lT examining the geological forma-
tion OF The rocks IL vas passing. when
his foot slipped lie FELL AMI VA
killed. his skull being crushed AMI his
body badly uangled
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

GOVERNOR HILL of New York has
removed from Office the sheriff Of Mad
ison County. Ieander w. Burroughs.
upon charges fled alleging the presen-
iatiOn 70 the Board Of Supervisors of
,alse, fraudulent and Illegal charges
against the county OF Madison for
Eoneys not disburscd and for illegal
iees exacted-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The total population o, the State OF
Alabama has been announced by tho
census oftiee. The State contains l.
y0s.e53 inhabitants. gain OF as5. -
since issS. the census OF that year show
Ing population Of I.ess. SOS. The rate
OF increase for the whole State has beer
10. - per cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

Miss Efie Harper. Of Atlanta, Ca.
sixteen years old. has sued the East
Tennessee Railroad Company for SO, 0ea.
The railroad officials. believing she ~as
coIOred, forced her into negro quarters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

As a result OF heavy importatlons OF
American cattle into Belgium = royal
decree has been issued directing that
the duration OF quarantine be governed
By circumstances Heretofore the QUAR-.
antine period was ten day<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

Mrs Frances Parham. aged eighty
nine years, died At WarrentOn, Ga,
from effects Of injuries received from
being thrown from pheaton-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

BILL was introduced in he Yer.
mont Legislature. on the 2ist. incor.
porating the so-callei Vermont Medical
College at Rutland, which is character.
ICED as fraud by regular physicians
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The Alaska Commercial Company ha.
commenced suit against the North
American Commercial COMPANY 70 re-
cover 500, ,0oe. the value of 1900 seal
skins recently discharged by the rev
enue-eutter Rush, and which were
claimed by both companies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

TIE total catch os the ,wentvseven
sealing schooners that left Victoria. Il.
G., this year for Beh-ing sea and the
Northwest coast was s5.si6. making +.
rIlae Of about 500. 001
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

Henry Quick. aged twenty. committed
suicide near C.diz Ky, by taxing
s,rychnins. lie vas found dead in 4
co-n-erib No cause is assigned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The Sultan OF Vitu has refused to
.Ebnit to British authority or make rep
aration for the late massacre Instead
Of that, the Sultan IS perfecting prep
arations for renewing hostilities He
is being joined by hundreds OF natives
from neighboring tribes. and \ contest
Is unavoidable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The total population Of Kentucky Is
/. SIS. 40. which IS gain Of 9eS. 80. Or
l. - per cent in ten years. the last
census showing Loss so inhabitants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

ME BaIFoUE is in ireland, receiving
and examining reports in relation TO the
potato crop. with a view to strengthen.
ing his contention that the situation /.
not as bad as it is represented 20 be.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

II the Common Pleas Cour. OF Provl-
dence. r L. on the I'D. Jerome Sweet
was found guilty OF the murder Of his
wife BY satarating her body with kero-
scne and firing IL lie was sentenced
70 prison for life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

MANOR PATEIcK JEROME GLEASON of
Long Island City. y. Y, who vas con-
Eic.ed of assault in the third degree for
pounding and kicking Reporter George
z Crowley in Miller's Hotel. a few
Eeeks ago. was. on the sist, sentenced
70 five days Imprisonment in the Long
Island County Jail, and 10 pay fine Of
20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The principal cities Of the district
are Memphis and Jackson Their popa-
!aiioa Il as follows MemphIs-issn.
u sgs. is9o. 6t.ss9. gain. 81. pa. OF p .
per cent Jackson s.J75: fsqo.
ieo-s. increase. As4s. o. - - per cest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The Alabama state Fair vas operea
a. Birmingham Ms Cievelaad. Eife %
the ex-President pressed an electric
button al LenoK. Mass. that startet
tho machinery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

IT Is stated that Prince MArimIiian
Of Baden and the PrlneezA Victoria
Louisa Of SchlesWir H11stegu -Nonaer-
burg-Augustenburr, wAesa approAshing
betrothal has beea aarouuced. will
spend the houeymooa in making a tour
Of E-ypt and India
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

Montgomery. Ala, has a population
according TO the last census Of q. 7.sa. a
gain Of 5.OT7 since Isso Gresnville has
:. s02 gain Of 81. and Troy 49, >
gain of IIsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The population Of Texas aggregates
. 2sa 2zO. an increase of6fO. al. the rate
ot increase being so 81 per cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

The United States Express Company
has commanded It's employees not 70
transact business for the louisiana CO
any other lottery company.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-30

THE Navy Department is engaged In
obtaining and compiling all possible in
formation in regard % nickel ore or
matte before awarding contracts for ore
for which Congress Appropriated 81. 900. :
600, to be expended in the discretion
Of the Secretary OF the Navy.