Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-16

egrrespozsdiax week Of last year.
~rsr TEw6sUKT AGEyT MOORE
.f,sr fnvesfigatiOn. recommended
rovaI q Frank 4 Clark. collee-
rusesnns II FL Passs. Tex, on the
81 q immoral eo1duet and neg
q brSsness. His accounts are all
Z state apartment has been re
III bv the mayor of Philadelphia
sruct United States consuls TO
4 b1okout for the Fugitive de-
r. Gdeon " Marsh and report IL
seen IN their respective localities:
H. STATE department. has complied
.he request
>uoleusz. Russia recently. the
o--serei all the Jews To embrace
assian orthosi,sx faith The Jews
ubiesi n their synagogue and
rulT vowed that they would stand
y tasth 4 their fathers They
thsir horses ard other property
i Two DAYS and emi-rztesl
y tTpchthetss society Of master
rs q New York IN session on
II zdaptei 4 resolution opposing
semaasis of typographical Uzion
iar IN Increase Of wages and re-
lu ot working hours 20 nine
res.siusiou VII he presented t0 the
ago q the national body N Gin
l. zex- fall
70 The 9th Comptroller Lazy had
recsived the resigratsou Of Bank
inner Drew, Of Philadelphia rs de-
he'd n hiS letter Of the Sd Comp
= Lacy says that Mr. Drew Is
,ally cut Of the service The
Ialitv of dismissal. In case he does
SIMILARLY resign may. however,
oen By the department.
ate " H. Gladstone. eldest son
British ex-Preuier. was buried
a-auleu- on the ssh- His father
8thsr members Of the family ac-
aniesi the body to the vault fol-
b the villagers and many friends
varioUs parts OF England and
aad Arnold Morley and Cyril
r represented the house of com
four Condemned men SIocum.
?. Wood aad Jugigo. the Jap. were
rueuted n the Sing Sing N. W
eutiary On the morning on the 7tsA
we're touched OF IN the order
n1e'i Accounts from the scene of
xeeEtloa state that the death of
p TIE men was instantaneous and
ess. the electrodes working per
y sazrhrucken- Germany, comes
n q news IN pleasant contrast to
ssarIes OF strikes and loekouts
here Nlleroy's iron works at
fa'aSeu have just celebrated their
and the prOprietors presented
eso1e bouus in money to every
ne $500 employees The event
Z The most peasant kind. both
= and men joining in the feast
feIoicing-
sPArcH from Rome says that the
sfs n the slope of Mount Vesu-
r. abandoning their homes and
'lAe ar'ls, fearing that one Of the
se erupsIons N the history of the
'Aln : impending. The earth
saoelEs that have always pre-
@ss'ruetIve outbursts of the vol
Z ne past have been felt in sew
arts OF Italy, and of late in close
llty to the mountain
A-Ns a speech By DR.. Barrovrs at
ea-ns session Of the Christian
a'or convention at Minneapolis.
i9th- lightning struck the
s'ilsat wires and left the eonven-
4 total darkness. President
f--eAiy arose and requested
oa1g to keep their seats. The
--isa struck up a hymn. and the
- was kept under perfect con-
n What might have proved
sss1-' q the polling in Carlow.
lor 4 sueressor IN parliament
-t'e Patrick OHGOrman-Nahon
eptng victory for the Nc
- Their candidate, Mr.. Ham
seseislng ass votes as against
s-ss far Mr. A j. Kettle. the can
ne P1rueIlIteS- In the ure-
|s -eetio1 the Gornan-Nahou
! - NltaOGt opposition The
4 surprise 10 both factions of
'asA national party.
" NJ j SCHUBERT. of Wash
= slIrec EDlseopalian minister.
aSe. was accidenrIv killed.
- oy litale boy named James
! iee Cd gentleman who was
.ssoe' vas crossing the street
80 s when the boy was riding
oacyele JUST as he uezreS n
-. iae oicyele struck a stone aud
,nrO~E with great force
e coetor, VINO fell heavily
pase=enE Re wasezr-
= Ho-s and 6ied shortly after
Eoo1 y J.. Thox Lvueh .
aspsr1so, Eish n rrrssze
-, -.slies ot the Peaee WaI a.
2 enter Walls house in his
= e tae ssh- M-x Wall warued
a7d when he refused she
i -. : - saozi1s<s act Ne He'd