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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

The State Co1ventioa ot the CHRIS
tan Church Of Mississippi Esss =. jack
son las- week Dr. n L Phare< pre-
sided About eighty clerical and lay
delegates and visitors were present.
among them being the vezsrable Elder
T. w Caskey- Devosi011l exercises
were cO1dzesed By Rev Mr.. Dznnizx-
The annual Adde'S Of tie presidents
and reports by she secretaries we're re-
f=rrsd 20 prOper oo-missee<
THEemployes Of the Memphis divisioa
Of the Mississippi Valley r0&d are all
load in their praises OF the herOisn and
presence OF nia1 exhibited By Miss
Ella Canuaek az Yazco Pass On the oc-
ezsica Of the reeent wreck AZ that place
Mss Cznnack lives short distance
from the sreue Of the wreck. and not
knowing that saxzaa lad been sens
back % warn the coming trzir. when
she heard IL sPP-Oa~hiEg So raz %
meet II. f-zzsiczlly w1ving red shawl.
ant lad not tAe train been pr-vioasl.
Exgged. withcSs her prOnpk seEtoa. the
Ae2xlly loaded trim W0zId have sps1 90
7s<ssiz seash and esss<.e<ioz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
TIE NAVAL REVIEW.

The ofs-Fe-rpa@~4 kssEzsk~as sa<~~-srsfFv
Carried o4s In the Pr~-~~~~ ss Secretary
rr4~y. az& several Dtsfiax4Esk~sa G4<~s.~
BAE H2KzssE- Ne. Azx ---Th-
weather e01dftiOzS yesterday vere per-
feet. the fo< having lifsed and the
water being smooth. allowing the Oft
postponed naval review - take plaes-.
Secretary Tracy a1d u number Of
gurS.S. 1rNoag Whom were Mrs. j. g.
Blaine. P2rke y Goolwia- Col Cod
nan. State Senator Lisu~naryi Stewart.
Of New York Gen Alger and United
States Senator C1meroz- retrieved the
nzasuv~rs from the Despatch 4
large number Of invited guests we're
also aboard the Enterpgist. the Chscz<o
and TIE PhEla3elphia-
At fa-ts O'Clock the Despatch Ie-l the
way cat q sae ha-h.or. followed by the
Philadelphia Newark Pesrrl- Nesuvias
and the Enserprsse IN line thrua-k the
eh4nael ins5.1e sh-. Bald Po<eupSne. an.I
,he ChseaxO. Cz>Ain<. Atlanta York
toEa AID the Boston oz.ssse- 1Nz1y
steamers. erozzSses4 with ssxAs-s<ers.
followed the 4e~s when ou.Sssse E<<
Rock each 17g-shiP 1res3 a secretary's .
salute of niEeteea guns thez- <.e42iz<
out 10 sea the ee~t formed IN line. the
Despatch With >sc-Ss4ry Tracy. in the
eezter. The Phil=s@iPAia- Adwirzl
Gherzr,5L % the righ;. and the Chsa-o.
Admiral Walker. on the ieft
After this the ships went throu<A
v1rioGs evolzsiOzs> while the CSShin<
and the Nesuvius drcppsj targets fog
practise with heavy guns The I'M
neHvers closed with \ sham battle.
Everything passed of in very sztiS-
factory manner The feet returned -
the harbor shortly before 2p N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

A 81 Lo1is commission hog~e has u
sued n circular to southern merchants
in vhieh the following suggestions .rv
made
Tas rrrs~nt roaiftlon % sa@ eustSa unt--
k~t sr 49, freua the -ssaruesg1s -1rrsus. wca
set "a cf asarFy Iss.ssls tais~. wAseh ~lIl -
csrvs~~3 ever. tssFe.A-r wira sh@ rrusp<e= %
snOsA~r lArr~ Ts~tA fr-nn tA@ grew lax rrpr-
Tie luerezs@ n TIE ssu1~ s4rrsF 8. -ts -
o1sss. as fa~ s-siaass<-i t1~r~xs~ "a the m
v.seas sarrsy "a Eagna Assi~- r. esuarar~l
srh iEss y~ar. - a ~-.sz-s es ta@ large r9r-
r1Ass@ ~ tA~ na.lf. tEas year. 90 aur 10 a..
low rrir~s- AmcFh~r fnefo-. q. tnaNslrss So
r@ees. arising freuz sh~ sHsraar1lsz szarY
r1pa@r ssrtnw~ary % tRs1 wsss~r. WaleA -
srlal sssz t. ssrzue rxa.rns Wa EsE the u-w.~-t
crop = aos mxssr. Kzsf cesakt t@ eus shsrs ~
an EatcFsun1s@ ftlI sn.s rsrxi@- ss4.oa- .s 10
tsstxln< frUua tAe r-suirs - th@ rrss rwD
years. Wsl ozr ext~nstr-t rxr~riezr~ in
thls bzss5zs<s. ue ssuHi ssfv - sss1r fr7ea1 o.
- ~ sisS th~ rs-Eafiuas Aass nns bnA.i
taeua<-lE~. uR usah a slrpsus sseck % uazr-
chaUdls@ unsi she existing oafl7ssk "a.
rhNu<ssE spam~w&RE fN- the better. rr AZ
least st~f-r doing 80 uasal Early IA sstsOh-r
~hsa yoz wsI - IN rosstsra 80 form a
very eisar oPaaioa &C wAAr yozrtFass eaz d
for ves4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

In Ju8<e Claiborue'~ eo1rt. in -.
Lo1ss- Nachael NcFasiaen. who had
b<r--a kn<i SO for abandoning his wife
and family. and who. thr0ugh his at
torEey. moved for a new trial. and
thea failed to answer. was brought
into eOurt By , dePuty sheriff. Judge
Claiborne w-nt over the case very
briefly lie Said that he did not Ike
% fine fellou-s0lsiier under ten Lee.
and he dti not like to hear of nan
who served uE0er Lee abandoning his
wife and family lie said that he would
have so ID ss. however. and Il the
P-Ssoaer epuld not pay the 6ne. he
ziShs assist him iE, si.liz.y ~ eventually.
McFasb4en h1rSs into tears a. he wa.
led away % the Jail and At the same
tSrn~ s-zrs we're se~E TO trSrExEe dosr
the yas5.re-s eh~~k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
CONDENSED TELE6RamS.

THE scheme % establish colonies %
German immigrants in the southern
States. which i backed by German
syndicate and which Was oatiined some
time aro. Is about 70 be realized
REPoErS from the grsa;sr portion Of
Alabsnz indicate fGll cora crop, bat >
Cutting o- Of cotton Of al least - per
cent Russ has been the destroying ele-
uent-
OxEIN TArMAsE and his wife Eers
found lying At their home ~ Hunting
tOa. Coun-. on the Soth- They had been
seven 1ays without water Mrs Tai
mage Is an invalid The well ran dry
and her husband vas taken III vita in
saunaco-v rheumatism The nearest
water wzs half mile distant. and they
we're unable 70 move No one kaeS OF
their coalition. 2nd they eOGld sc. no
water.
AwISD storm struck Newark- y J.
on the ssEh. and for few minutes the
roofs Of hOzses were sailing through the
air in every direction, and thousands Of
dollars ot damage w1s dOae-
ArS o'clock on tkc morning Of the
sssh . mob Of $50 men went 10 GeO-ge-
.own. Ky. and taking the negro nur-
de-er Of Frank Hughes OGs Of all. and
hung him 70 black locust tree
IKE oil vel fire at Mcdonald. Pa.
has been extinguished- The Nell
burned for one uesk. consuming oil
valued a. siS.oo0 Tae total loss 70 the
Wheeling Gss Company, owners Q. .es
we'll. IS ssSoOA
NEAR Hopkinsrille. KY, Or the ssh,
Jesse HirSon snd Joe Walker qESrreled
over a game Of cards Walker struck
aiuSoa over the head with = wagon
standard. insieiing injuries Of which he
has since died Walker escaped
SECRETARY JEKENIAH RUsK tells
Chicago meat men that in short time
America pork will be placed On the
markets of Europe He thinks. tco.
that good prices will rule
The glass msnafacturers Of Indiana
have effected an organization They
have determined 70 make no glass until
the wage question has been satisf.c-
tOrily settled
A rRAIx frightened q yoke Of oxen.
near Canton. " D., on the esth. and
they ran away. They were attached 70
binder and we're led by = woman The
woman was literally cut TO pieces by
the binder, her legs being cut OF.
also be. head and arn&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

TULhEOxA- Tenn. Aug. 2T.-Tue<-
day morning masked men broke open
the workhouse and taking out Al
Lewis. eOlOred. hung him TO a tree
Lewis had been arrested the DAY be-
fore charged with disorierly conduct.
and why he was lynehed is not known
There is much indignation here among
the law-abiding citizens. and n mon
ster m@ss-meesing was held Tuesday
afternoon At which the governor was
memori&lized and requested 20 offer =
reward for the lyneherS The board ot
aldermen has offered 4 rswzsS Of sIoo
for the nErsererS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

SrArEsvELE- N c, Aug. 3a-There
Is yet great excitement over the rail-
road accident At Third creek Friends
Of the dead and injured are nOeking
here II IS = source of wondernent. 10
those who see the wreck that = single
life was saved
The total dead NOW number twenty
two aud the injured twenty-six The
dead are being snhslmed as fast IS
possible and sent 20 their homes. and
the injured are receiving the warm
hearted hospitality Of the southern
PeOPle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

vEcxsEUEs. AEg- s4-The deadly IN
loaded revolver has again Eos In It's
WORK Tie victim shts t5zs x&s .
yOuzg Eaa named Charles wzEtoz. who
~as e1ployed AZ the Louisville. Ne~
Orleans ant Texas sh0ps wait0a aa1
August HuG@el. vita skree CO fozr
other yOang men wers together yesser-
day afternoon in n rooz 81 the resi1eas@
gf Mr. Sullivan One % the party lad
n old rusty fs-caliber Szish a wessSa
revolver wish which he w1s playing.
thinking is vas zOs loaded Yo1nx
HunEel took il and began szappiEx IL.
when it unexpectedly seat o1. the
ball striking Charles walsoa in ne LEFT
cheek iass below the ere and lodging in
the back Of his neck TIE yogax @ez
we're hozror-ssrieksa Ehez they 2~
What had happened bat did all they
coGld for the wounded E1a- Waltcz
died in few moments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Mr. VIVA Hax. living in log cabin
near Buffalo Shoals. not far frOua Hunt
in<ton- w Va. w1s making sap in the
hack yard. having ti-ss pm; her t-rssoathS-
old hahse - sleep in the Grade Prrs-
cntly she entered the house and was
h~rr5fsrs to End hhse,sgss bl1exsuaxs
- ~norunoszs sEEe trying 20 swallow the
child IL bad enyalfcd the hand szal-
lowed il up - the arm PIT. AMI was
writing IN Is eoutsr-6ouS and efforts
tc make further progress tsraspiu-
the rePsile in the rlsfsile Is s.e~us--d to
relax iss ho1si and di~-urs,s the ehiIss-s
arz1- auat thea turned EF-s1 the mother
>h~ dash~si Il to the as-s~ ard stamped
i - deash Is proved to bss Of the
black rarer species, fe~s inches
lOu-. and measuring 81 inches n cir
euzferSnes- The baby ssfli lives. and
The ozlT in.-pzve1ir1oe !. suffered from
its terrible sxp-erbsnsse MAS that t. arm
1Ss3 hand were blis.eresi as Il s.,aldet
in hot waser-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

JkCEso~. Aug s1-Ths ssraz1 Lodge
Knights es HOuor ot MiSsiSsippi ues
here te.s1y IN its trzth annual session.
in O31 FsIl0~s' Hall A roll-eall showed
I2s lodges -ePreSentsd- The annual al
S-ess Ot Grand Tsesztor Fas H~ary
Showed @Eeh progress in the o-yazE<a-
tsOa daring shs year. and an Increase %
500 zemhsr<- The usual reports xSrs
sea4 and referred 70 the proper commit
tees to< proper arsioa-
IL = claimed that NESssSs5 prE hxs shs
largest Ee@hs-ship il this 0r-aaiEa-
tiSa- according 20 white popzlasis1- of
sny STATE in shs United >sar~s Jsc<-
togrth TGessiAy in Aa<zss next as the
tir1e Tor the next meetizx- The Central
Lodge OF this city sez3er~d the dele
Cation mAzaiGesz. dinner n Masoais
Hall after a1j0zrnmezt fo< the morning
session
Messrs- P1s Hezry. w A Haytea and
:. C. Al1rIch we're elected Supreme rep-
ressasAsiveS- The grand os1rsEs Tor the
ensuing year are ~ follows George
G. billiard. Maooa. gr7ni aicsasors Geo.
= Dsdds. Hazlehurss. grand viee-&iesa-
tor J. a Galley. Meridian. assistant
Dictator J. NJ Black. Bolton. chaplain:
Z ". Smith Hernaz1os reporter. & A.
Rr0zxker, JzckSoa- treasurer. J. l.
Esss- nzEe=zsAy- =si4-. 2 II D.g<ss.
wess Posns. guardian tseor-e G. Nc
Laurin. BollSn. sentinel- tsrzEd TrIs-
tees-J. II Dzks- Scooha. J. T. 6zhbRrt,
SezxtObiA T. E NzxxeIl. Herzazdo.
szP-sze representatives Dr. e. W Par
nell. HzzlehGrss. medical exazsiRer-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Says the 81 Louis Globe Democrat:
In the past quarter OF 4 century the
United States has increased its cotton
OutDzt 90 the extent Of 80 per cent, =,
while the worlds cotton consumption
has grown culy III Per cent in the in
tervaL The Increase in production. too.
in this eOunsry eonsinGes While these
eondisioos remain prices must neees-
szriiy be low
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Fo1r tons - the rSry h--ss quality %
Eess~Esr hSSse ste<l were made n.
ChattanSo-a. Team. the other day. The
Eo,s ex1-sing tests were made. and the
r~~zlt proved perfectly satisfactory
This rSsrls means that STEEL of the best
sSrz car be made fron cheap southern
white PSx-irO1 without mixture Of n
better zrz6>-soEe,hing never tefore
doue o. attempted even in PeunSyl-
vAnia. and makes the beginning of an
era Of iizisless possibilities in the Chat
tzzoosgz section
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
EVERYTHING CORRECT.

Resalt Of the Erzminastoa Of Certain
yaaEts in the OGie~ Of the Comrfr roller
OF the Curre1ry-
WASHINGTON. Aug zs--The commit
Tee consisting of I'd l. Mills W W.
Uttx and Amos Webster. appointed to
examine the contents of certain vaults
in the Ofiee of the comptroller of the
currency. made n report yesterday
The committee found everything oor-
rect The vaults Of the redemption dir
vision contained SS-S.I Referring
20 the division OF issues. the report says
he resalt Of this examination shows
that the important and responsible
Transactions with nearly 1000 national
bzn<- involving the reeeip. and issue OF
many million dollars. have been con-
dueted by the division of issues with
out the loss of single penny
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

EEEAxxE-L


WASHINGTON. Aug. S0-Aetiny Sec
retsry Wharton. ot the state depart-
Enent received the following eablegram
las; night from United States Consul
MeCreary. at Valparaiso:
Battle fOugh, near city this morning.
Government forces badly beaten
Heavy loss both siGsS City surren-
derei 10 opposition. bat in hands Ot
admi-als Of American German French
and English feeis for good order. No
communication with Santiago Opno-
sltion forces HOW entering the city"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Izx London Standards st. Peters
e1rs correspondent says that United
esa'es Minister Charles Emory Smith.
rsing under Instructions from WASH
F'gio7- has requested an interview
via TIE Russian minister of the in
FeFsar TO discuss the question of the
Etzlgrailon of Russian jews to Amer
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

AES 1oHS JACOB AsroR. Mrs Fred
&oaerullt Mrs Townsend Borden.
Psr< Richard Irwin. Mrs VIM jay and
Fsasr well-known ladies. have ex-
zsssa : Willingness to contribute for
- Feilei OF the families suffering from
= fArS place disaster. Ii Is ex-
I'ee'sa taat Mrs Astor and her associ-
.es WI form an auxiliary relief fund
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

LAiEsr news from Chilli. Up TO the
= Indicated the complete defeat OF
"s'enent forces and the occupation
eapAFaiso by the insurgents The
'esa@ent loss in the battles preeed-
ne occupation of Valparaiso was
C.,y as4Ey, the killed being estimated
Ava President Bzlnaeeda had Fed
- fres'dent-elecs vicuna sought the
Es.eS,'on OF one of the foreign vessels
p the harbor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Two of the Howard boys were killed
N \ church during services. near Salu-
da- = c. and several other men wound
ed A party of men entered the church
and began firing indiscr1nin.tely.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

TzE neEs from all parts of England
nj Ireland : 10 the effect that the re-
=; Of lo7g-sustzined heavy rains is
L7S,ressiaE. The crops are all under
uz'sr, AID win De spoiled unless sun
kAine eoneS speedily In some Sec
eslxS The posatoe disease has made its
k-pezrzaee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Hugh BannOn. n nephew Of Pat
BznnOO- the wealthy Louisville CKy.l
contractor. committed suicide By hang
ing ~ his home He was fearful Of be
coming insane
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Three prisoners escaped fron the
Polk county ARK iafl the other Ei<hf
The jziler. il is said lets the outer soc-
unlocked Sna the t-sp-dOpr opsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Tur Vermont legislature met in spe-
|,;,I session. on the e5th- the disposition
~ ,be direct tax refund and the ques-
|.,au ci Increasing the states appropria-
- for the Chicago fair being the chief
c,,S.sonS TO be acted upon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

IEE parade Of the Union Veterans
|r-'ea It Cleveland. O. occurred on the
r. the line of march being shortened
p aoooznt Of the feebleness of good
f11nE II the veterans The column
ras mass Of American flags nearly
fEs-y member carrying . good sized
F1e- It made a beautiful sight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

Acrrx trichinosis prevails at Muhlau.
rsar Piauen. Saxony- Many people
~ Il. and serersl have died from eat
~ infected pork. evidently of Ger
zaz hreeling. The local inspector of
-ea.s has been dismissed from Office
Al presented
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

X an article in the London Deutche
rsv-e. Lrri I.Orne insists that the Ar
rru;ine republic should become \ Ger
-sn colony for the reason that that
cza,rv Is destined. sooner or later.
. become European By means of a
-r,.ec;o-ase-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
VOL. XIV.

u.s. c PovEEoY. ex-Uuited States
- from Kansas, died at the resi-
-. az Mrs J. C. Within at Whitins-
=. vass. on the s7th, in the 10Th
- of his age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

A nine-Pound boy was born On an
East Tennessee railroad train near
Gresnssille. Tenn The mother Was
en- rOuse fron Brooklyn 70 MezpAiS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

TIE bureau of engraving and print
;,r has begun the printing Of the
-Wiusora note This note. which is
- he denomination of 81. is printed
7. TIE new distinctive paper. and will
- the place of the "EancOck" 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

ST GEoEsE BADEN POWELL the
British sealing commissioner. who
-ri.es fra1 the PribyloT islands under
tlis q August ). says I'VE have in
s7ersei al the roOkeries on the Priby-
i FE islzaa> Fifty sehooners have been
-1rzol and several arrested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

TEE news Of the fighting in Chilli had
> favorable influence upon the London
ssack exchanges on the e5th- Gillian
s.11s advanced slightly in price The
seeIax prevails that the struggle so
sszssruzS to Chilli IS about to be ended
|tF /. decisive battle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

WASHINGTON. Aug S0-->eao- Laz-
,ano. the Gillian minister. said late
last evening that he bad received no
news frOu Chilli other than the dispatch
from the minister Of foreign affairs
given TO the United Press yesterday
He was shown the dispatch received
By the congressional envOyS in Wash
ingtou- yesterday. announcing victory
for the congressional party. bat said
he knew nothing conserving its coz
tents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

TIE swiss federation has thanked
a. American and other eonsuls for
80 congratulations on the sixth CEN
,~rs;al Of Swiss independence. and has
.-s.-es commemorative medals distrib-
80 among the consuls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

srnrrsrr Of the Spanish Legation
49, Scnoa was arrested al Cape
a. \ J.. on the s7th. on complaint
u psr Wm. II. Burtle. for having
-, = hlrse in n hard and cruel
--r~-.s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

c-,s srErHEx. an American Journal
- Vas travelling through Mexico
!. LIZ, data for book on that eoun-
- i,s leading people died of yell
~ ferer IN the City of Mexico re-
LIZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

AZ business failures occurring
- nout the country during the seven
ended on the ssth. number, for
!. - Hi'ed States. sos. and for Canada,
= total of 80; as compared with
"a, OF ZIG for the week previous.
,ae corresponding week of last
- s hsures were ls9. representing
/: i-iiares IN the UnitEd States and "a
: NE dominion Of Canada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03
THE INSURGENTS WIN.

A Decisive vScssry for the GILLIAN Cs--
xr~~.A@@2la<ss. Armv-an<r p~-s~~r.s~
tt<hsts< Bsfzaser<sa-s arzav Z. rat to
k~1s with Heavy Is~. .na she Cezzr---
saea.i Fsrc~- oee=Sy vafp.rai-o-Th.
German Aarniral the intermediary fec
the sarrxaAer.
SAS FEASczsco. Cal. Aug. Sa-Ths
firm Of John H. Spreelelx & Bros. Of
this city received the following cable
gram direet from Valparaiso yesterday
afternoon
VALPARAISO. A-x. -
opFositio= defeated. VA,parasss Ia co.,
trol % coa<-c.siozalls.<
The ezblegrzm oOusss from a source
which houses interested in the Gillian
trade here state Is dIsintereste,i and
authentic
BAinseeds Defeated Twice In on~ nsy.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Sa.-The follow
ing eabie1raEn was received by the con-
greSsional enjoys here las, night.
fevrQCE- Aax. -
N1NTT. WARRINGTON RalzSc~sA de-
fe2tesi for the Second time to-day After tas
victory the congressional forces remained
outside Of the city. Valparaiso was de-
ltverei up 10 th- German admiral. who. on
bis side immediately delivered {. to the
orders Of TIE con sre<slonsi Eowwrum@us.
rowmuniesse thls 90 the governments OF she
Cnitsi states.
lsi<nedl EExAxVkzE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

"a SPECIAL session of the Vermont
! s.-safe - which convened on the s5th
= Ars, special session held in that
- sixteen Sssrs- In the house
~ sSo.uiion. On the 36th, to empower
so'eFnor TO receive money due
- me national government was
| s. = ana resolution appropriating
ior the representation of Yer
-. ~ the Worlds fair was referred
general committee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

LVE hundred men were landed
IN 'ae naval feet at Bar Harbor.
-, On TIE 2ith, and marched to Keep
~ Naere they were reviewed by
Tracy and Admirals Che
@nd Walker Most of the cot
.-oS-s. and townspeople witnessed the
co-..'aS The thick fog which had
- bar Harb0r for three days
T.. s-ss'ed the POstponement of the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

u, fioS from Ireland shows
-. -.ai&Torsble weather has caused
49,; ~. I! !asy TO the grain crops Har-
N many parts has been sus-
- and great distress is appre-
|lT,,.l some districts Archbishop
- ~ !. iaS instructed the people Of Ira
y pay toE 6ae Yesther.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-03

WASHINGTON. A1-- Sl-Thss Official
Jews of the insur-ens victory IN Chilli
eabled 10 the state department. By the
United States oo1snl AZ Valparaiso sct-
ties beyond d01ht the coa7icsi1- ~
ports Of the pas; few days Concerning
the condition 81 affairs AZ IL, sat %
war The reoeip; Of Dispatches frrm
Valparaiso telling of victorr tox th.-
BalmzeeS1Esss i explained BY state
and navy department ozicizis a.
resulting from E4inzzreSia-s espnsryl os
the cable line from that eftw Drab.
2s TO the absolute authenticifv of ths-S.
Dispatches wsS expressed in oessrsal cir
eles yeS.er3ay. fur the rp=Soa that i -
\ custom IN vogue herr part Of siipl1-
zaatie eti4Ee;te- IN fact. that where \
minister receives an impnrtan. dfSuzteh
from his home government that -
given out for p1blbc2tSoa- Il iS seat n.
Ocee 10 the state department. for
the Information OF this roE-
ernmene This was not done. AMI
as result. the department o1zrials az.i
the members of the diplomatic eo~ps
now IN town ssis--resiife,i III. S.orses AMI
inclined to the belief that there was
nothing more than Ssnse sSsrmi<hinv
Prom Consal MeCreary's dispatch i.
would seem that this belief Is CORRECT