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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

THz case OF she >evensh Day Advent
s.- T. NJ kTzg. was argued m the
CnEred States District Court 1t Mem
PhHs. Team en- the Issh- By Arro-uey-
ssenerzl Boyd for the state and Hou-
Do1 " Dsckln-ou FOX the d.-sersse-
kng was 6ness z=st senssrepss To inz-
Priso0ue9r BY the STATE ss1szrt for work
Ex Or Sunday The habeas e5rpzs Is
IN appeal frou< that ser.ersse
NAkATDExS baEs4s of hos-zes are
1VerruzrIng the eoGntry bet~e~n th~
White and Cheyen1e rivers IN South
DAKOTA and committing 6epresiassosss oo
stock and AL other property TIE set
tlers throughout tkz- re<s0n have
crossed the Missouri z=sf sought rwfzxp
In the towns Ccly few ranrhz~n and
cowboys being left 10 care for stock
A KTEE At B-cuhay- On the 18th de-
ssroyed 80 hozses and rendered hza-
dreSts Of families homeless.
TEE pen0srzrs have sixteen majority
N the West virginia Senate and thir-
seen IN the Ho1se
RERoETs trom the vzr511s Indian
reservations astlOEzinx the In<szaa Ter
rTrory are 10 the effect rhE. the Indians
have become dE>gzstsd with the Mes
sizh prophecies and kaTe stopped dzzse-
ing
Eoz the first time N n x~z<-zt5oa
every branch Of the WEsc91Sia state
G0TeruEeas- exerutIve- Senate and A.
s~mbly i N the corkru1 Of the Dezs-
erzrsA
A SHARP skOek Of earthquake was
felt AZ BruekvIIe- OnE- On the exsnlnx
Of the Issh
SECKxrAKT PEocT0E has received n
letter frOz GSn<ral Euzer Praisinx the
lndian police who TOOK part IN the capt
TIRE Of Sitting Ball anza szzxszsfnx tia.
the Goz<rrn<nt recnxniz< their services.
OS the 18th Sgp-rvisizx Architees
Wfndrin of the Treasury Department
re11Dmn<nced To Co1<ress the erection
Of n Few p1blkc b1il1ing at Chscz<o AZ
y cost Of Ss.scalssa
ON the nixhs Of the Isth the Rich
mood VA Loeons<ive and Machine
WORKS were partially destroyed By fire
The property Destroyed i1ela<sed the
E0w uzG1er csonssruer5on at the Gospors
Navy Yard The I1ss Is estimated 2s
s1.s. oaa- fully Insured The origin o<
the Ere : Enk1Own
SEvEEAI British oAscerx. \ u@her Of
Whom are said 20 De personal frien6s Of
william T. Cody Buffalo Bill. have
started fro1 England for the Pine Rid<e
Agency. with The iz-eario1 Of oeeEiz<
their services 10 Colo1=i Cody II Exh<-
ing the hostile Indians
TH safe n the pos1-oSee zx Key
West Fla was blown open and robbed
early On the morning OF the Issh- The
thieves secured >. 30 IN MONEY -sszmps
ETC. h<r<s3es the eoz-enrz Of rxez-y-
four registered Letters
TEx New Hampshire Republi-z1 eau
eE 10 nominate ezzdiare for Unitssi
States Senator 20 szeoeed Senator Blair
eh0se Jacob Il GziiEger O. the seeund
kall0s. by > yc<e Of t.E fer GzLlEzgsr 70
. tcE Blair CT ps s0szl os - vsss&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22
CONDENSED TEIEoRAMs.

Gov HELL WAS Gu the T9eh nominated
hy the Dsczaerzsfc members st she Nsx
Yorx Lsgisla=z-~ for Cafre1 >szsez
Senator 70 s1rrssd Senator EFzrsx
An ordnance passed bY the Csznoa
ceuneI o. Kansas City wEsr~by ov~r
swensy square niEes we're add 20 she
city limits was declared anil and uuSz
hy the Missouri Supreme Csqrs On she
lszh-
Az auxiliary % the Farmers AIIEans-x
las been erxznized n >oarh xeszern
Kansas. the a55eet Of which i nu-u1I
p-oesrsi0a frua lean and inves-1ear
companies
TEE HaGse COMMITTEES 90 NississIpui
RIEsr Improvement hzs ahoQs d@ser-
mined 10 rsY.ars hil earring xish il
IN aypropriar5oa ct s1o.asa.saa
TEE Cnire1 States sgprens Court sn
tee fs.h DECIDED % be conszfxatiouaI she
Virginia Aw rsqatrin< she fnsp~-sioc sE
1-e>sed beef 1s poEzEs cue hznztr~1 niles
froz the place of slazxhser
Tzx A=<-s<== S=ss==zs R==x Ss Ezz
sas City failed On the Is<k ssr g. aaa. pssa
It's zczi.zl Assets are In exee<s of shzs
szz- The hank Is ezpttzIlsed ssr ST.
-saC01
sEvES carloads Of oze parS czrhon-
ases and part s1Iph51=s hzve been SEXES.
By the United States ea4ssauu hoas@
authorities as Eagle Pas. Tex. for vSo-
lzting the rsyeaze laws os shis COG nEry.
TEE Governor Of Kansas has sen. \
message % the LegizIzsare calling a.
teatioa % the suffering os the peopEe Of
Bsxlins County fr01 coiz and hEzzsr.
and asking Eks LegisIaEz-s sor assist
snee-
NEuE Richard Lane and xise Of Bos-
ro1- Ca. were It chzrrh their house
burned 90 the ground and their sour
ehildrsa persisted IN the txzex They
we're locked II By their pa-sus
VoS BoEzEI< 4 Co. Of LouisviIIe.
KY dealers N xoolezs. failed On the
lszh- Liabilities sl5aeoa
s J. Mixes. the zhsccnds-x prsssSszs
Of shs s5atesviIIs Tex Szsiocal Bank.
las gone Across the RIo G-znse 70
Aexioo~ He = skors zho1t s5a.0oa
TME first ANIMAL dinner Of the Csn-
tes1erz1e Camp In NeE Y0rk WAS held 0a
the t2sh- Col MARSHALL of G n Lees
sac szlogizs1 that famous soldier. and
in the course Of his remarks spoke IN
the zosz przEseEo<rhy terms Of Gsa-
Grasz particularly n ceznseEioz vie
Lses szx.<13ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

JACKSON. Hhh- Jan I---Hoxzr1-
Welseh- Murray. El~ood and Brady.
five enrv6css serving lengthy sentences
L the penz-e1rizr- here. were ezuzh.
u bold attempt TO escape early yes-
serday morning The prisoners opened
Their cells BY means Of skeleton Key
and taking the iron cots froun their
seIls made = lzdsse- by which means
tEey reached the root and =e-e bOrizsz
\ hOIe m Il VIXEN they were detected
by the guard Al the blankets N their
cells were torn up 70 Uake rupeS by
which % lowsr Themselves % ths
gEpcz6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.



Lxhs hsail.iEax IN FhfEs.f<tPhza-
PEuABELRMI&- Jan E4-A terrible
aa.1 probably fatal sxpSoziou occurred
yesterday mssrriag N the bix building
q the Elz<on Electric LE-ht Company
ca >anSczz street above Ninth Ah.sus
halfpas< zzn< O'Clock three men who
we-w a. wor< N the boiler ruon- were
horribly scal6=st by the bursting Of Il
steam pipe connected with one Of the
hzr~ boilers. The Enf0rtunate mes
were coUpl<relv e1veioped In ebOzsts %
ssrzIiInx Steam which thoroughly sat1r-
zte,1 their clothing. and the boiling
water Er<-aIly cooked their flesh
An ambulance was promptly sent to
the seens anei the still unconscious forms
o< the victims were taken TO the hDspt-
tai The physicians did every thing ID
Their power for theE- bot their eondi
t5or s extremely critical and II u
feared that their terrible injuries viii
prove fatal
The oeeials and clerks N the oEes os
the company positively decline 20 fur
rish any HforuasSoa eoneerng ths
GEafr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

PAKls. Jan I---The Russian Prince
R0uaEId Giessruyc. holding the rank ot
Chanbsriain % the Gar. and beIonziny
% oz< 0t the most distinguished Of Rus
SIAN houses. has suddenly disappeared
from his superb res53euee on she
Rue GaITe~ m Paris He moved
IN The night with all his furni-
t1re and without giving warning.
Tt is believed that the Prince had re-
eeIxesi information that he was selected
By the NThiIzSss as victim Of theEr
vergeanes- and proposed % use dyuA-
mite N blowing Up his residence There
can have been 10 other ezzse for rs
dssappea-a1cs- as he : very wealthy
and = not known TO have been involved
u any complication
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Socrz NOzvALx- Co1n, Jan IA
By collision between the rezulareo1
Ez-ez' train truu Darbuy and .
kez-y switch engine drawing two
Loaded Eat cars and having twenty
freight handlers On her tender. o. the
Danbury < SorwzIk branch Of the
Ho1satonie railroad yesterday no-ning.
two engine and United States mail
ear we're dsnOlsAssi The ezziz=~rs
and sremen Of both en~izes Ieayet
from Their cabs and were sIizhtIy n
Jured Baggage Master JOEa Sz5=.
was severely CIT abo1- the bad IEe
pess<1gs-z were ssdly SEake= ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

The Farmers and tsrDSsrS- Tobacco
W4rehouss Association have lesl.s.-tt tvvo.
y sks. largest storage hs5uSss n Louis
Vile Ev-- and are ready f5r business.
They have f0.yr r1.oEn for sxIIInx 500
hogshssls1s per DAY Ex-Un nIte,I states
Senator Williams II president They
vziII 6gh. shs. warefs5usss euu-bfnss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

CHAKLxs BrCx- Deputy z aised States
RevsaGe Agez-- Destroyed n wtl1sas
sill near B-u.xhaE-n LAss week run by
a naa named Z Narians-
Nzs. GEx- NcEEE s8ok the oash %
offfcs IasS week and entered upon h=r
1Hsies n Rseefx.r q PabI5c N0n@ys tsr
Miss5.si pvf- Mr. Mckee ssEs--eesss her
husband Gen- George a. NrEe@. whs
9fe4 SsEeu1s.r I5. and = The only Lsdr
filing such An Osise N she Uaise1 /
States. >Ae = spEen.iHfIv equipped t5r
is Duties. having defeated a @rcrp -
Republicans Tor the agpadn-mear- The
1-airs q the 0esi-r are Ehree mcHshs be-
hinst. business having s1svsafe-i a. Gsa-
NcEee1s d-ash. but M-~- Mskee hopes
- s.aoR casrA Hp-
JUusxExr WAS rendered n she Cfre4i.
ceur- n Jn-<ssa lass week a<1fns. ne
Alabama and vbcksbGrr Railroad Com
pazy for 500 IN she sGIs hrparhr 81 the
ExfIroai Commission Ens1er the ssasEa
ssr failing % aoee delayed t-aias on she
b4II@sin boa-I
4 SWITCH engine 0t she Alabama aud
V-ts.xss9-y Railroad exploded it, boiler
a- yIrksbGrg LAST week. fasaIly injsErIa.g
Engineer Dissk Vs-Ssrs. killing 4 col
cred fireman aasi sIixhsiT s-aIiin< The
sEiaehuza- The engineer E1s blown
9lss4ar-e Of Ias feet
MONROE CoCyrT claims n0re hone
cured meats. mere home raised cattle.
horses ami mules. and more 0t al the
prod Irts of the ssIf garden ami harz-
yarsE eu-ept cum than IN a7v previous
January since the WA The great ma-
ior5ry % the farmers are 9iEersifYing
tseir crops A1uoss al 0l them ARE Civ
fnx attention % ss0cx breeding aa1 I
very a-ys nanh-r 2re fertIIixing sxren-
sisely. aad pursuing the system of IN
s@nstse fArminx-
CAPT J. J. MEX. Oue of the Oldest
citizens % >a-stIs. died Las week aged
- ysa-s4 He exuze - Miss ssipuf when
she Indians were here NaEEtrhs-zzsi-
in- he xas minister 0s tas C1mber-
I1n.l P-eshyserian ChEzsA. he euaz-
zzAasteSt ean7a1y II the memorable
FIfsy-t0g--h Mlssizsiv1I Eexiuezt. c -
A. showing ae eoGli E-Ht A. vel ~
Prsaeh-
HAKEI MAsoS- d-zvmnA IS IN all
II Meridian tsr sceaIa~ 4 barrel 0t
whisky n h11Iiz< 4 I1rx- lot frprz
the dspos he zhs-rarrsd oas and buried
Il IN ais ya-d- HIS boys gave the snap
away by making Al the esIorsd caiId-sa
N the naixa bcraoo.f drunk
The people Of P0nsusoc a-e very n.urh
nyssihed over bIaek Sum seen col
Iecssd il drifts over al the streams
This vas noticeable IN al parts of tha
coaasy and s0cze % the mere Erucraur
people are t-iya-eaed believing fr 20 b
the torerunner 0t some pI1vus- The
sc1n q black and LOOKS Ike u Eas
nixed with INK or lsuPbIlez- II Eorscad
Il becomes as black Is INK No ou= aas
been found wno can explain IL
DR G. A TCxSIsox- yIce-P-esst=n-.
aas assumed The P-ssiEeacy ot the Sszss
Farzers' Alliance made vzcz1s ~ tee
ieaEs Of 2 C Patty
RELIABLE Izs5r-1-foc q 20 ths e5=-s
-ha- The IIIszols Central tz-sr6 90 e-ec-
az Waser VALLEY one q the Iz-zess IA
thine shops south Of the Oai0 river. and
EiIl give enployuezs % zEch I4rge-
1x-hsr Of E1rhiaIs-s than a. present
GEzAr interest IN trrrsS f1--zfn- Is Be
n manifested IN tae vicinity q JACK
soz- ard l1zE week ! raelEing eumpaay
E1s 0rxEzIze3 As i tomato center
J4eksca premises % rtvzI Cryszss
sSEssss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

A russ@EEer euEire On the Newport
News lk Mississippi Valley rosi.1 plunged
through a trSscle three uIisS east Of
>tePstoEe- ky-- and Engineer Il HI
burn of burlington " Va azsf FIre-
naan Ed Mcneil Of KIgr1re- AZ wsrr
inSsansfx kiIIs.sE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

The remains of Charlie. Bell = Ho dis
appeared fruuz his haua~ IN th. western
EEni.s 81 Louisville, Ny seven ysars
a<0 Christmas. have hevn togEd buri.-i
SIX ins.hss heIsYyv the surface n his sta
be Hl- wise. whs1 committed srisriss.s
IN rsss- u supposed - have murdered
hsz wTth the assistanes-of ons. HIrz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22
TUBERCULOSIS LYMPH.

rh~ Claim Of Dr. >ama~i g. Dfrsu 60
Frt-srfty sf Discovery sf the Tgh<rra-
Bssis Lyn7h-
PHILADELPHIA Jan I---Dr- S1Ensi
g. DGxOu- u the Academy Of Natural
>s.i<news> N viex Of the reports eahIe,i
froGa abroad re<zrsiI1g th. Koch lymph
Oces more puts forth his claim 20
\ priOr discovery Of \ tuberculosis
lymph- He announced this claim
the DAP before koch-s fa<mnIa Wa
Sent ahruasI but he informed his
professional tri~nsis several weeks zxD
that he had not the slightest doubt that
the lymph- or tuberculosis 115L he Dis
eCxsress n Is.9 was btentbcaI with thas
q ko.sh- He vas advised to make IS
fovzzl1 p1hlss- and gave the matter 20
tne Mes.iezl News Jus. one day before
the Koch furunla was announced
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

The heaviest rs1In-stsvra ever known
n: Houston Tex fell the other ussru-
my The bayOH rose twenty feat Fo-os
hri5--es were wassis.t away Ths3s.s
spanning tbs, bayou were IN danger
arsf th.- s5e~p sewers being built eavess
n Delaying travel The damage VIII
amount - \ Enr-e Sslrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Rane1aI Henderson, n eoEored ear
penter. about forty years odd took
morphine INSTEAD Of auinine before r-~
tEinz At Shreveport La and was
found dead In bed the next morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

r : Peek = banker Of Frankfort.
Ky has been appointed receiver Of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank N
-IzrAssiIle- Team Nothing can b.
stated eo1crrnin< the winding up %
the business of this hank uurH the re
ceIver arrives azs1 natures kzs plans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

The store Of Abe : Kahn GeaIsr IN
general m~rchanftIss az AIexanssriz. La
was closed By the sheriff under an at
taehmeH- q Mrs Delphine Heyman- bis
mosh~r-in-law. for - SEQ and a few
sn,aII.r claims
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

A. result II the euaI miners strike
AZ BJrninxham- Ala Chattanooga
Tenn hs suffering from \ cDaI famine.
whir1 VIII last as bsug a. ti1e labgr
trouble does >hDubl the weather turn
szssssssr,Ly cs1is4 shs. situation would BE- a
very SIRIUS ous- The miners VIII
make 10 prumisss ~ - filing orsIssrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

HETESA- Maar-- Jan IG-Eerrr-s
frum ChEzosol<- n ChoeezA Counsv. sxy
four families ezn-e N yesterday frvu
Sake Creek and reported thai ! band
u ahouE two hundred and stsy >55Gx
In6Sans were rziG1nx the country Kill
mg Cattle ss<alsnr h,srs<s and e,scanai--
ting other depresszriors- Chins0ol< i iliy
prepared for defense azzinss an Indian
a--a.rl- At a Ez<etinr Of eirize1s L WAS
ssessissed 10 make n re4zisir50c On the
Gorerrar for ave kurssrv<f stand os
ans wi-h 4rzrzzni-isu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Hon Preston Hay and Miss Lucy
Lester were married az Jackson Miss.
she other Egs- The groom = n hs
eixh.y-fou--h ysar and the bride about
Stty- Both are highly respected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22
SOUTHERN GLEaNIHGS-


Jams T. Wallace. q Montana. v-s
rsrr~utiy IN "a ioVszs. and y hiss there
said- IN Conversation With reporter q
tht tiIohe- nen1osras- 4 have beer down
South ard ] never saw a country that
gave sueh evident Si1-ns % pru>F.rf-v-
Tae mineral rczinrs q tie,sr<ia- Ala
hama zast Tsuuss=ss are tes.sziz--- -.-k
ensrvv. znss men = h-airs anss zsoreT
ARE En.xiE< 70 thns~ ser-bsEzS II =
wonderful how rapaflv SUBSTANTIAL
towns have -ruvn upl What = the
eazse 4 ths. general Pru-rsritye %.
weLA erurs last sca@on were <~ux-ally
Eood IN sh~ South and Priess- especially
for eottan. bsster than usszaE until the
late EnaEeial furry Tkry can MAKE
c1liSe and E-en chraPsr than n Ohi1
a12 FsursFivaEsa- azst- IN f.et. are
selling i-un IN both q rhs'-s states now
esseap.r than Ohhs and Pennsylvania
irur nrn can MAKE r. The people %
she >.Sush Ss-en % have az Las. awa<-
ersd - The wonderful res.surrs-5f their
esrsHlr- ard are nes ealy investing tlasir
own n11u.sv. bE. making every effort 70
sss'-yrrs rhs- fzwestmssmF q t,grrl--n eapt-
tai Tau asay take my word for r. the
" ~ and >.sUrh WI sorn ousssrip III.
East both n population and rzcaIEk--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Mrs Jane NEIIzrs shot her nineteen
ysar-old son near Crab Orchard KY
He was tossing up Mrs. M1IInzs' fosse-
=hiId- reE1sinz 20 d=sLS. when 1-dere,a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Jokn Mcclure swItehnan On the
Georgia Pacific ROAD vas killed az BEr-
EInzham- Ala His foot eaExhr IN
Eug- and his body was eu. n twain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

THE AzzerSsx1 Brewery Association
GfSa1 Francisco has been organized
wkh n capital % Between two azz
free niIEhon dollars IN Oppossss17 90
- EngiEsh syndicate -h5eh Recently
bmght out AL the hrewerses Il san
Xmzez<.eOl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

TEE euUposi.s0r Of Pr0E Ko~hTs eur
okve lyuph was ua6e pablse by al
0nrity On The I5sh The Iymph con
Gls<s of Etyre-Sze extract obtained by
- pure czltTTztssn Of tzberruIozi.
ArIIlI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

The other nia<h.- WhEle sitting n his
rs''1za wssh his EIuzlIy AZ 0'raan.l- a sub
urh of AEnlssou- ALA- " p CASH WIS
shot hy s-1uze unknown party f-um rhe
srrest- Tbs. veulsi- -. assassin si-s,l tsx,p
shots at CASH th.- srss ot which brrsaS~
cuE a window glass ant <trus.sx fash n
-hss s,YrEsssssr and tns. ss,s,ySsi vas we,8rs,5
into the ksxk.als- The party wAo did
the shouting ts,,t aas4 there = Il, cl.yv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

pS the Is-h Emperor william pro-
Ue1ed 70 Poess1zu azd orz1ergd the
@cps Of the wz<-iso1-artILsrE- Tn<aa-
- and czval-v-ous for exercise m
GrszSzs- the EFver Havel CT the hr~.
wh5<h was f-ox<n 20 depth Of thr-esa
hS<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Arrangements have been made for .
regular service e steamers bcsweer
ChzttaEcoga and -. Lcu5s. = rssaIr es
tie opening cf TIE Azsele ssoalx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

LErE<xL Who -zS ARRESTED IN en0r-
uRrsso1 with The zts~nps 60 wreck the
Cnrs tram a. BoxEL vii &c trans
Rrted % sfhsrs2 wfrh0z- the f0rr1alfsy
- \ trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

TEE railway advisory board met IN New
yer<- On the rIth- and after eo1sas~rzr
- disezzsss0u eEe~sesi the following
onuzEszso1~rzr NessrsA Na1<ely. Ffn-
~. FzirxAOrne- SniI<- yininx zzs5
Walker Nr- Walker WIS elected chair
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22
VIII Lay Dswn rh~ir Arm. n eszsr.ax<~-l
Fruf<~<fanL

OxAHs- N~bl- Jan IA special from
Pfae Esaa~- = u says The Iusssan.s
have sent trererz1 N1lgz word that z hss
WI Guarantee tkez Proeexs551 they
VII eurze N znst Izy down th<fr arms
Although i = rnnes,~sasary ssr ta-s ssez-
srEl % make any xiz1 q an asrrx~zzasEr
vita sh<n- N the interest," Of p.-s.ce ans1
~ pr~v~zs blo.ssShess he has sssc-. -.
It = ssares1 "a thse h.-s- zz-hs1rirF tha-
ss~n~rzI Mics yesterday t<iesraPh.d
ts~ner7I sxAnEesd that he e1uI1 make
4ny &lspo=i-sau lie waztesi q th.s trusps
now AZ sAe ax~nry- TIA: ether taaa the
FHss InSaz-ry their prszssnsss here II IN
nsrxSSa--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Ix defervnc~ 30 Frvneh fnanrnee the
GO positively refuses 20 p~rzsfs The
- O< Orleans 20 take service IA The
~ army n azE capaeisy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

" the S.o1th Dakota House of Repre-
rtatEves~ On The 1ssh- Brown zz6
LAxou- the rw0 Republican Members
&Dn Brown C0guty- were Ens~asest anss
1ezsteryO~d and BATES IEd~Perz3~z.
eunsesszn-s for thei< seats were sworr
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

An estate q S5ss.a0a |. one-shi-sl IN
eress Ct wh5rh besougs - The
Nargh5aasss of AzyIsssa- hsHs b.ren
Pla.,ss,i N the harsss = N-- n b Ef-x
of augusta ia. s.7r administration IL
!. sas property Ieft hy the Iasss John r
Ainy- Who dIe,4 ree~ntiy at The a-e of
ei'zaty--ix. an,i who for fsrty yearS waz
PRESIDENT q the Cearzia raIIrsslsl syS-
.snu- He rspreseuse,t tse-sr-ria n the
Ei-s'3 stats >ezare II l-ss- one of
hRs daughters WAS a xrrar s.cirtv hsll~-
a-t- vu.i-iaE Eu,<iazd married the
Marquis Z As-lesssz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Tbs. County court u tsih=.sr. caunry
Tenn-- has ris,-tayI shs arst b95zss man
who has ever hs-ist the otsirr st essn-.y
superintendent of puhis- insstr-Es-t5.11 N
that STATE or IN the 7 ns1n- N the PER
Son u J. VI Ealrsr Eas1er i.s a Young
Hzal- and ~ close xtHsfy as the STATE
>.rho.sl Err th.. Blind has Pla,s,i himself
al tEs. bead ot ssrha.1ls IN ths- third ris.il,
ct esysEnrr N Trnr.s--..s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

= BILL = Pendzng N the NSehi-zn Leg
Glasz-e prohibiting the iss-z1x of rail-
Wnd passes To menksrss zz<er psraEtv
- n Hze Of not Ie<s than sI.ssa rcr
mpre than stalsaa The Law zl~0 appl5ss
- al state Oescers and Judges Ot courts
= ~vsrr1rrf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

THE Gillian Minister toGr~as Britain-
oRno~ Carsos 4Etz7>z- dezies that th<-e
hns hs.ea 6xhtEnx n any part Of CHI
- thst there = any rsvo1Esso1zry @OTe-
Ukrs u progress N that c,uzsry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

fHr Turkish Goverzm<zs IS givizg \
HzeAs impulse 30 the dersiopuent Of
Ala NTzOr. thereby reversing the
pGkry Of cenrE-5es Several lines Os
uzwzy are N es1zrSe Of eouzsrlzesiou-
- German energy and capital are being
Der5zTIv sreDurzyer1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

Is the tele-raphbe report Of the BE-
ests nzsae By Emma Abbncrs VIII
- Es0ther-fn-iaw OF the tezearrix
Ozrthz G. weth<reIIl = said 20 have
Dkn left sE-Qaa The zmDu1- ~ stated
49, an errur Of trzzSzEsss1a or receipt
- zeSzal bequess being S-ea.saoL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

NR ASsEL- the Mexican Consul af
msutrsal- who hzs Just returned from
0efzw1 says Reciprocity with
Cnnadz Is n0w great question n the
DRpzblse Of Mexico The matter that
Dad At once osruPy the attention of
- Canadian peOpge l. the securing Of
- extr7dTt5o1 treaty with the great
IRISH speaking rwrubIsc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

SPECIAL meeting Of the Nev York
ouber OF COuEerce- On the 18th 20
ouEsiE.er the financial legislation now
ling In Congress hrOuzhs together
8hrge attendanee of the mnss p-uni-
unr merchants bankers and men Of
bzness Of that city The DISCUSSION
ed N the chamber placing Itself on
prd .s 6-cssesiIy against The t-ee
ohaxe Of silver
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

CorxzyCs PxyyoTxx ard the other
&c o1s~~-s of oregon we're srorz into
- On the fssh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

BzPEEsESrATTvE PAKxER- Of CIeve~
- n Republican created \ sensatso1
t1he OhSo Ho1se- On the 18th hy offer
- rSsolEtSOu severely eond-nning
- GoverrE@ns5s z<2zninEstraEion of In
drn aE1I-s and calling upon Oh5O-s
Representatives, N Co1zrv=s 20 secure
- transfer Of The izsszaz B1rezz fruzzz
81 Department Of the Irter5or TO The
Wn< D~parrn~rr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-22

fHE large nalt-h0use Of z " Van
HseI- at West Eleventh street and
16r-rensh avenze- New York City. WAS
eG1nP1esely :<urtes1 By Ere early on the
DDwrEng of the 18th with loss Of
a1D1t see Gee n stock and so 600 90 shzs
hEEng- The Iztte- Was a six-ssnry
hrlEk structure and was sled with ss.-
- bushels Of feed and grain