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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IsADoR WEISE. formerly Of Charles
on. 5. C.. and chief officer Of General
Beauregaris stat during the war OF
the rebellion. died suddenly in New
York On the sist- After the surrender OF
Appomattox he moved North ana en-
raged in several business enterprises.
ali OF which ended in financial disaster.
SHERMAN l. KNIGHT. country school
leaeher. obtained 81. 900 at = haRk in
rifin. O.. on the ed. on a note pGrpOrt-
.Rx 10 be signed by his father, = wealthy
larmer- The genuineaess Of the note Is
questioned. the young nan having dis
appeared He had bozne good charac-
.er.
The Para Rubber Shoe Company. Of
South birmingham. Mass. On the 5lst.
voluntarily increased the wages Of
their employees an average Of about
.welve per cent
Ex-MAToR Ell COLBT. Of Fitehbur-.
Mass. went out. on the sis- for the
srst time after 4 long Illness His dead
body was af.erward found near the hank
u the reservoir. His Illness E1s an Af-
lection Of the brain-
The New York State Senate. on the
tsd. passed the bill recommended by the
Governor 10 require party agents. com
nittees. etc. 10 file statements Of elee-
lion expenses
THE Republican State Central com
mittee Of Iowa. at its meeting in Des
Noines. on the ed. decided to hold the
next State convention AZ Sioux City,
June IS
EDWARD HASLAx and Fred Plaisted
have been matched 70 row three races
IN the Tennessee river at Bridgeport.
Ala, on May 6. and 5. for the one
mile championship of the United states
and a purse of Sa.ooo. Each race viii
be one mile straight away
THE Pennsylvania railroad statement
for March shows an increase OF SSslsl
in net earnings over March, isss- For
the first three months Of 1870 the net
earnings have increased s-ss,ilV over
the same period Of iss9
The Prince of Wales will visit HON
burg in July
TIE Massachusetts, Legislature has
lcOpte1 q cOnsUE4tAOAAA AA-0A->~---~--
proyidinr for biennial elections
RANDOLPH DUBOIS. who murdered his
wife. two children AMI mOther-in-law IN
the village Of St Alhaas. Canada,a 4 couple
Of months ago, has been sentenced TO
be hanged
The ice broke up and went out OF the
Lower Saranac lake on the I'D
THE main shaft Of the Sanders power
line at Haverhill. Mass, was twisted
OF on the Esd, and over :, 500 hands were
rendered idle for two days one-9uarter
of the shoe district was shut down
NOAH PALMER, aged seventy years, a
member of band of gypsies encamped
at Morrisville. y. j., who had been on
protracted spree. shot his wife, on the
s4th, killing her instantly. He nextat'
tempted TO shoot his daughter. ou'
failed. and then shot himself IN the
hack of the head. inaicting tatal
wound
A wELLrro-DO farmer named Morrt
SON. living near Shelburne, Ont
drowned three of his children in bar
rel Of rain-water, on the sSd- and theE
attempted to drown himself in creek
THE Worlds Fair bill was apprcfeN
BIZ ths President on the .sLh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

JoNEs COUNTY has indor<ed the iexis-
lative record Of the Hon A. Arringtoa
by nominating him as delegate 10 the
Constitutional Convention This Is the
first county in the State TO make 4 nom
inatiOn.
THE Yalobusha County Alliance held
a meeting At Water Valley last week
with Mr.. Eizenger, Of Taylor. to remove
bis tannery plant to Water Valley, and
operate il under their patronage. Rnd
the probabilities are that IL will soon b..
accomplished
Gov. STONE has been requested By the
Secretary Of War to designate an agent
to assist the Governments agents in
proper distribution of the relies pro-
vided by Congress for the overflow sui.
terers. Many planters deprecase the
Government Tations business" in Mis-
sissippl. asserting that they can and
will feed and care for their tenants till
the water rrredes. also declaring that
there is no suffering. and that the dis
tribution Of Government ra.ions 10 only
calculated 70 demorzlizs labor and en-
courage idlenessl
THE total cotton receipts at vickshurx
up to date are 81. s57 bales. An increase
Of 1915 bales over last year.
The Little J corporation has ceased to
exist. all the stock and property Of this
road now being vested in the L.. y. o.
& +. E. X Co. The final arrangements
and formal transfer we're eompleted in
Matches last week
FIRE destroyed thirty-two houses ~
Greenwood last wei =-- very little Of
. prosperous city is left standing. The
Hre Is thought 20 have originated from
Ios Of ashes empsied on straw and
trash in back gard
The people of Toomszba, in Lauder
dale county, held q large meeting last
week 10 devise means OF ferreting out
the assassin Of Henry Smith, and de-
cided TO offer reward Of $500 for the
arrest Of the murderer. Gov Stone has
offered reward Of the same amount,
Sheriff Bo1dreaux SIS. aud other
amounts. being q reward up TO more
than $500. which IL is hoped will aid in
tracing the guilty party
MrssISsrFFi's FIRST constitution vas
framed in the summer Of fsIz- The
eonvention Vas composed Of a. members,
representing IA counties The eonven-
ton Was held At Washington. Adams
county. which was a. that time capital
Of the Territory
DuRrss the sitting Of the present term
Of the United States Court At Aberdeen
Judge Hill excused every man from his
iuries who could not read. write OF com
p0te interest
NEwTox 10 20 have 4 lanyard soon.
Material fo< that purpose Is already On
he ground
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
a REGULAR OGIUGE-

Gainesville. Yen. vtsitesi by = Regular
D~iux~. whieh sweps Away Forty Dwell
tnxs sad Caused the Lo<s Of One Life.
GAINESVILLE. Tex, April s6-A ter
rife storm of rain and nail struck this
city Thursday night deluging the
streets 30 the depth Of three feet and
destroying over $50. 600 worth of prop
erty. The eloud-burst was preceded by
four hours rain, accompanied by than-
der and lightning Aereek which fows
through the center OF the town ross up
and swept away forty dwellings, bas the
whole city came 70 the rescue and only
one life vas lost
Yesterday morning washOats we're re-
ported on all the railroads, and all
traf1c was suspended on the Santa Fc-
Crops have suffered. many farms being
under water. Mrs. Gestman died OF
fright while being carried from her
homs4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THERE was 4 light frost AZ Burnsville.
Miss. on the night OF she &7th. but no
damage xas done The weather is beau
tiful and farmers are at work with
vim
THE safe OF the Pacific and Wells
Fargo Express Companies was robbed
a. Weatherfori. Texas. on the night Of
the s7th Of 5000. Entrance 20 the Office
vas effected By breaking in window
MR. PIERCE, Of Tennessee. has intro
duced bill in the Lower House of Con-
gress 70 s'equalize taxation and impose
an income tax The object of the bill
Is 10 reach the many wealthy men who
nav no tax 20 the general Government on
their wealth; but who have on the con-
trarv, received in interest on the War
debt alone over s.. 20.. .Ooo. 90 in gold.
NIcKEE & CHEEKY bought the colt
National from ScoSyan Bros, OF Nash
vile, Tenn, on the esth Tor s., 500
GEEAr excitement has been caused at
Montgomery and Nottingham. Ala, BY
the disappearance of Gary Pittman,
cashier of the Bank Of Nottingham
The hank was incorporated two months
ago. There are conflicting reports about
the affair. and nothing definite can be
obtained Pittman was also City Treas
urer of Albany, Ga
SPOTTED FEVER has again broken out
in the Pleasant Hill (Tenn-] neighbor-
hood A child Of Mr.. Richard Kirkman,
eighteen months old. took it on the 23d
and died the following night Several
new cases are reported In all there
have been eleven cases, and ten Of the
number have been fatal II seems to
bafie the skill Of the best physicians
REPRESENTATIVES, Of ten OF the seven
:een nations participating in the Inter
national American Conference on the
2sth signed the agreement drawn up by
the conference for the settlement BY
arbitration of differences and disputes
between them
A NEWLY married man near Alexan-
dria. La. was given ehArivari- Result
one Of the serenaders was killed and
two wounded
TEE President has denied the apPlica-
ton for a pardon in the case Of Lafay-
cite TeeI and Jason Stilley, convicted
in Arkansas Of murder.
CoRINrH. Miss, on the esth voted sdo.-
ooo in bonds TO the Greenville, Nash
Vile & Chattanooga Railroad Company,
which proposes 70 build line OF road
/ from Greenville. Miss, TO Nashville,
Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. April 24-Las,
evening Joseph p Anderson Was prob
ably fatally wounded BY G. R. Buchan.
a civil engineer from Pittsburgh. who
vas walking with the formers wife
Mrs Anderson had been separated from
her husband. but he vas still jealous OF
her. Buehan and Mrs Anderson were
out walking. when they were joined By
Anderson A quarrel ensued- and An
derson drew = pistol Buchan was too
quick and shot him twice. Anderson
then fired several shots, but apparently
without eject. AtlAst accounts Buchan
had not been eaptgred
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

BosroS, April s6--Mrs- Mary Crims-
lick, a middle-aged lady living At the
North End has been arrested fer con-
spirins 20 kill her husband b. tolsoa-
She told her desire 70 be rid Of her has-
band 20 q physician. who Vas attending
him, and the physician gave her harm
less eOncOctions which she believed
were poisOns and which she admin
tstered 70 her husband The physician
had several intsrviews with her a. his
Office. aud each time she came she asked
for stronger potionS Witnesses were
in conoealment and evidence Vas pro-
cured sufficient 70 warrant arrest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
rhs Cevd~a Pfs. fsr the Im prov~nens
81 the Mksstpp4 River

wAsHTSsroS. April e6-The Senate
committee on commerce gave a hearing
yesterday morning 70 the advocates Of
the Cowden plan ot improving the Mis-
sissippi river By making the Lake
Borxne oGtlet. etc Among those wh0
addressed the committee were Captain
T. r. LeAthers. ex-S0licitOr-Sieneral
GOode. John CoEden. Mr. Chalmers. OF
Louisiana. and = representative Of the
Knights OF Labor named Schulthei&
The committee took no action on the
bill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

DAKNsrADr. April 2h-Emperor VII
liam arrived here yesterday The
Grand Duke Of Hesse and the civil and
military authorities received the En-
perOr al the railway stAtion- and the
whole party drove 20 The new palace.
where the Emperor was greeted By
Queen Victoria and the Princesses-
Afterward the Emperor Proceeded to
the Ducal Castle. and later returned to
the palace and dined with the Queen
aud Ducal family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

CHICAGO. April IL Two men giving
their names As Robert ThOnpsoa aud
William +. Furber. were arrested hero
suspicion. and on their persons Was
found over 500 in the counterfeit ten
dollar silver certificates which have
been recently showed on the country.
A third man. who carried q satchei sup
posed to contain large amoans Of the
STUFF, escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

WICHITA. Kas-. April e6-In the CON-
non pleas court verdie, for the plzint-
IL in a breach Of promise case vas rem
dered against dead uan. Jonas Tram
bic. who committed suicide here last
Christmas Rose King. the plaintiff.
entered suit for sl0.ooo on discovering
that Tramble. 10 whom she bad been
'spiritualistiealIy- married. had a wife
living, and the next day the old man
shot himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
a DELEGATE SPEAKS.
S~nsr jobs AiFsns.. D~l~x.s~ fre.a Gnu
ts tf- Faa-Am<rtras Coaxr~~- d.
a~aae~s Fahse saa Uawsrraatesf the
Itt~raaees ef . thIlaaa gittr~n-

ts tf- Faa-Am<rtras Cssxr-~. DE-
n@aae~s o. Fal.e saa Uswsrraatea the
ttssraaees of thlfian tiftr~n-
NEw fOEk. April sm-senor John
Alfonso. delegate from Chilli 20 the re-
sent Pan-Americzn Conference. regret,
shas through . reporters careiessneSs
the remark Of GILLIAN cisixsn sojoarn-
ing in this country have bcen published
as IL emanz;ing from a delegass to the
conference The incident makes it ap-
propriste. however. for Senior Alfonso
himself TO express his views. which ho
does ~ follows
Il regard the mere holding Of the
conference as an important matter in
itself While there may be no imme-
date results. the work done will
surely bear good fruit in the end Chilli
desires the trade OF this country. We
have been most courseously treated by
the people here. and I desire 70 de-
aounee as false aud Gnwarranted the
entire statement made by the citizen
referred to"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

NoKFoLK. Va, April 2s.-Ths new
cruiser Baltimore left for 4 trip a. sea
yesterday morning. The ship presented
. fne appearance when moving down
the harbor and was saluted enthusiAs-
tieally by the shipping and By the peo-
pie who lined the shores
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
TONGUE IN A BOTTLE
szetisa and sw~iHIng Ceatiaa~ Iptu .
Box's Life IL Ensisz <~r~sf-C Acct
d~as while Drtakfnx Coffee


BALTIMORE. April .6-John DeGtsch.
thirteen years OF age. came 10 the Msry-
land University Hospital last nixhs
with his tongue ianmea inside . f1sk
80 that be cOuld not pail Is oct He
is employed At basket factory. and
during dinner hour. while taxing q pail
At his cof,ee-eask. his tongue was drawn
into the nozzle By suction sothat, try as
he would. he eOuld noe get II out Is
was drawn further and further in until
the flask Mas forc~d into the moAh-
The organ. 10 make matters worse. BE-
gan to swell. and. after vainly trying 20
get his imprisoned tongue loose himself.
he hurried TO the hospital Dr. War
field. after some difculty. released the
dishgured member.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

GAINESVILLE. Tex. April es-A cloud
bust struck this place Thursday night
deluging the town several feet I'M
mense loss TO property and crops will
ensue, the country for miles around b.
ing heavily flooded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


NrwruS. MIss,. April S.-News of .
aeArtrending accident. which eocuw~&
sbca, twcnty miles in the interios and
near the Ncshoha coaaty line. has lass
reached hsr~. The terrible particulars.
given by q gentleman who resides in
,he immediate neighborhoOd. are about
a. follows Mr.. George Nelson snd hls
iaughts-T. Christine C.. some 10 or IS
years % agc. we're eng2<ed IN burning
OF the brush on few Acr~s o; newiy
cleared land. when the lAtser's dress
suddenly caught on FIRE At Gr<t the
young lsty attempted TO exttnguishsd
Il herself. bus as the wind wAs blowing
the sparks soon SHrst into fame. and
with cry for help she ran toward her
father When MIR. Nelson heard tho
cry and turned his daughter Was PER
feet mass Of flames. and By the time he
reached her she wAs reeline and almost
unconscious. The farmer was In hts
shirt sleeves. and. having nothing With
which 20 smother the firs. he pat IL out
with hts naked hands. but in doing 50
probably ruined himself for life. as both
those members xcre burned almost - .
crisp. His daughter vas fatally burned.
however. and after hours Of intense saf-
fering died the following day az Z O'Clock
The ouarl<.- Rsgsr- . Bsanas c.s~~
wiSoSA. April el-soms feeling wAs
created in shis place to-day when the
sheriff % Laa9eriale CoRn;y arrested
United States Marshal - ) Matthews.
for his participation in tho case of
Qaariss. Rogers & BoanAs. whose failur-
in Meridian for the ssm Of aboas $4,000
has already been AanaaRced 10 ths
public This arrest rrvNs cat of ths ~
fusaI ot Marshal Matthews ~ eouply
with the orders cf the State Coarss
rather than shosc euzanating from tAe
United States Court. in Mississippi. pr~-
sided 0ver BY the Hos 4. A HILL The
eass excites the greater interest since 10
indicates usarpatioa of powsr by the
Federal over the Supreme Court Of tho
state. Marshal Matthews In charge of
sheriff Thompson left "a ia afternoon Zoe
Meridian
MEEsDrAS. April es--Tke Quaries.
~ - - A-a&4sAf $50 - "@&AA N8@ - sAt&
giou here. ChAnceIlor Evans arrived
last evening and last aighs he issaesi an
injunction restraining {. Robertson. the
receiver apPointsd By the United States
Court. from disposing of the goods a.
ordered by Judge Hill The sheriff
served a writ on Mr. Robertson late last
night, and nothing has bssn done today
toN@rd selling the stock. aud a motion
will b. made before Judge Hill 10 dis
solve the injunction The Unised States
Marshal is sill In the custody Of Sheriff
Boadreaux. Judge HiIlnot having rem
dervd decision Ou the pesitiOa Tor writ
q haheas coFpas sent him yesterday.
Strung efforts have beea made to-day -
compromise the case and effect some
settlement whfeh would BE jgs. and
eqs4l to all parties. and several p-oposi-
tfons have been made and 1ecestsd ~.
then withdrawn and the Indications to-
night are that the case wfll be fOughs
ogs. even 10 the Supreme Court of the
United States. where 1t will have 20 ~
II an appeal Is taken.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

kEEEY thing is working smoothly and
i-s;aetorily At the new immigrant
H1oa in New York. and when the new
re are familiar with their duties.
PsSaess will be transacted more ex-
lao1sly and speedily than under the
employees and old system
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

IHzEE Cinnamon were seized by the
fsSu-house officials A. Buffalo. " Y.
the nd. IS they were landing from
nE-bOat They were attempting not
EsO make an illegal entrance into the
fa-Y, but were loaded down with
hrzband opium
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

izEEE has been a general increase in
4 Newfoundland tariff system of five
i<a per cent The duty on butter
y cheese has been raised 20 three
= par pound: cigars ten per cent
t2lorem and IS per thousand. and
= heats Ia cents per pound
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

erfal strokes Of po-
litical wisdom tha.
could possibly have
been conceived in
the mind Of any pol
iiician desiro1S 30
rcrpetaate he
French Republic. to
which, IL may he
said. Il has given a
new lease of life.
EveryNherc tn Q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
Kemp n cnamptor-

SYDNEY. y. 5. W. April as--Ths
sculling race for the championship Of
the world between Peter Kemp and Neil
MattersOn took place yesterday on the
Parzmatta river and resulted in vic
tory for Kemp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

PrrsR l. Mason settled on valuable
|,ssIn near Seward Oklahoma, eight
niles south of Guthrie, year ago.
MI on the asd. the Government paten;
ras given him. being the first in the
Fe-itorv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

GEoEGE B. IVES. assistant district at
kxney, was arrested at Salem, Mass. on
L. 18th, on a charge of forgery The
Izoant involved is said to be $40. coo,
nj the money. he says. was spent in
Ix.-zyzsant living.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

TIE POst-Office Appropriation bill
Ias finished by the House committee on
|ss-oHces and post roads, on the ed
zrries an appropriation OF s72, 4J0.-
D. being S5,s45.6 65s more than the ap-
|ruvriatiOn for the current fiscal year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

In Monetary Times Of Toronto.
(ssiag commercial paper Of Canada
falemas the Dominion Government
+ Flacing duties on agricultural prod
p and saIs such action invited re-
llaOn on the part Of the United
kseS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

TE House committee on agriculture.
he I'D. authorized favorable re-
" "a senator Edmunfs' bill providing
n inspection Of meats for exporta-
sa sai prohibiting the Importation Of
z;erzsed articles Of food and drink.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

neA DAVID A. TAGeART, president
1e New Hampshire State Senate,
Z laAagurated as acting Governor, on
-. by the Executive Council. and
= perform the gubernatorial duties
as Tie absence of Governor Goodell
= ; slncapacitated by sickness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

TEE grand master Of the Masons Of
} District Of Columbia. on the ed.
Ize1 an edict amazing an edict issued
~ Jaly agzins. the Cerneau Scottish
j. Nasons for alleged fraternal rela-
rs with the Grand Orient Of France.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01
FOREIGN BUDGET.

'r~-iae1t CARROTS TriumphaI rsar OF
fr.sce took~si tPpa a. a Ns.ter->sraks
Nas~ hut Positive Defiance ts Nsa-
@r~hiesl Naicoat~of. Ner~ ss the kat-
.~r'. Speech on beard the ruIa.-Th~
Ny Net~ of Rrfsrua in Fn.IAnd-An-
other Ka.-i.a Sensation.
FKEsfpENr cAKNor's MAsrrE-<r1oKr
LONDON. April s3-The triumphaI
tour % France which Presidcn, Carnas
~ n0w making Is one Of the rrrss 49,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

FivE Russian sisters in Moscow were
|sEea 70 suicide. on the cath, by the
val q being arrested as Nihilists- A
r- time before taking their lives
- harmed all their papers. presuma-
! Eiih the object Of shielding others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

Hisu Russian authorities view with
,asserved disapproval the proposed
-resasatiOn to the Gar of remon-
szaaces from America and England
rsinss cruelties in Siberia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

TsE Taman Line steamship City Of
ain was seized by the revenue Off
= II New York, on the aisI and
(zlRnci with confiscation for at
)nplng to discharge her cargo with
= having first entered AZ the custom
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

orrO LEUrH, the Ohio boy-murderer.
.so vas 70 have been hanged at Cleve-
ssi. on the sd. has been respited .s
yzze -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

WASHINGTON. April s6.-The Senate
antitrust bill has been favorably re-
ported 70 the House Is the only legisla-
tion possible under existing circun-
Ktancex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

TaE railroads Of the country receive
..suty-one million dollars a year 70.
-.--rinr Uncle Sans mail-bars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

Mss EMMA ID. KALBrLeTscH. con.
rx:ed Of defrauding Boston merchants,
,sS On the s5th, sentenced to one year
= the women's prison at Sherborn,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

Mss AEBIE MOORE GOODWIN. pro-
sxor Of Latin and Greek at vassar
|Csaege, died in the vassar Hospital on
|ae 81. She had been an instructor al
H. college for seventeen years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

TEE Ontario House OF Commons, on
a. ssth. passed to the third reading
~ bill extending the modus viyendi
g. auother year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

THE letter-carrier systeri Of the coun
- rill cost the Post-ohlce Department
- million dollars this year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

LAwKEScE LoSs, Of Shelbyville, KY.
,.s ]. ]. McCann. Of Flatbush, n. Y.
.sre. On the 24th, appointed military
e.sets .; West Point
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

rHx Treasury Department has decld-
! :has 81 per gallon is the highest
.,s Of duty that can be imposed on al.
~eA.nt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

I. ianan Steamship Company aled
- = q indemnity with Collector Err
>d New York. on the aSd- for the
Nty Of Berlin. which was
snsd with seizure for unloading
ago without q permit from the
authorities, and the vessel
- he sane day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-05-01

az Aeve@ at Bayou Sara. La, gave
= u Tie I'D. and great loss Of life
-featened- Governor Nichols. be-
APPEALED TO. promptly sent .
l and barges for the rescue Of
rperiled people He also appealed
sA1onal aid in view of the disaster.