Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-06-18

=. ,rsrst-~ trlts-1 ~nanEaal &uuoGuc,
| go attacks are continually bein..
/ .-.,n t,.. Christian missions in the
In one ease troops sent by the
. ~orcrnnent 10 quel the ais-
saac.s ioinc'l the rioters
,sc s.h the j':ry in the celebrated
--t ,.,S. in London found n verdict
| -, ~. plaintiff. the effect of which
-, SIR William Gorsior-Cumming
!. H. r.shiered from the army and
kelel from the clubs
rsorr-rtnyS have been adopted BY
1 southern BAPTIST association of
| .,s,r,i ern~irin- the prince Of Wales
| III. conduct in connection with the
~arat scandal \ copy of the res
.,sas was ordered sent To the prince.
-rrr has been published IN England
| an the Continent a lengthy circniar
|, !. si-u.,i hy the Chilian provisional
"a ~ government. representing the
kurarnt party Of Chili. appealing 70
pswrrs % recognize the insurgents
.lcl'i-erents.
kotrwv requiem services in COM
Suorasion of the death of Sir John
| Macdonald. late premier of Canada,
~ observed at Westminster abbey
the Isth. The queen was repre-
k,e.l ~ members of the royal famil y
high officers of her court
n 5 said that the queen is so deeply
rel M over the bsecarat revelations
\, she has directed the prince of
les to make an early personal ex-
knati0n of his conduct, and that some
hhe princes associates in the game
' be rlaie TO feel the royal displeas-
tvctrss of Hippolyte's refusal to
b pledges made to representatives
hhr United states involving the lease
b coziing station and certain com
rciaI privileges. the president is seri-
~ cDnsideriug the question of cut
{ III all diplomatic relations with
IT.
n- rpIort received from Simla tn
! effect that among those killed in
last cuga-cmcut between the Brit
under Licut- Grant, and the Mani
p 1t fort Thabst was the usurpins
ah Is erroucou2 The person meant
) the cpmmandcr-in-chief of the
|niruris in the field
fTg AHBEoSE SHEA. governor of the
iaaias. arrived in New York. with
family. On the steamer Cienfnegos.
ihe ieth- lie was highly indignant
Faus., the customs officers insisted on
mining his baggage. claiming exemp-
on the ground of representing n
eign government.
ESEY >TEnSs. Of Greene. Chenanro
Fniv. y. Y. who arrived in New
< city On the 9Th. declared that two
rzs before be met Robert Ray Ham
N face to face in th. Yellowstone
ion- He SAYS he IS willing to 20 on
witness stand and testify that lie
him alive and we'll
Il decision Of United States Cir
Judge Phillips. of Kansas City,
death from suastrolze does not en-
tue beneficiary under an accident
lrance policy 20 recover, on the
Rund that suRs:roke is not an acci.
7. but disease of the brain arising
Z natural and known causes-
DvIcEs from the west coast of Africa
that much excitement has been
1sed IN Monrovia, the capital of Ii
L. by the news that the French
= seized part OF the Liberian coast
tape Palmas- An appeal will
oably be made to the United States
iast this action on the par. of the
kach.
LARGE number of Indians near
Inlet Alaska, are dying from
GRIP During the week ended Nav
twenty Indians died within a
Us of i've miles. In 4 village a few
distant from the cutting and
Eng eompauy's cannery everyone
died with the e~es.s;Dv -
.ircn.
NJ supreme court of PENNSYLVANIA
'led down an opinion. on the 18th.
nv Richard g. oellers from the DO
n Of city treasurer of Philadelphia.
aphobiing the claims of w. Red
: "riSht TO the Office. oeIIers was
'e.l oy the councils and the county
iniSsloners. while Wright was the
iflor appointee.
HSkE men. an engineer. a conductor
d orakem1n- were crushed to death
q me wreck of coal train on the
isy ivania x Northwestern railroad
heiiWood. Pa, on the iath. Sew
other trainmen were severely in
The accident was caused by the
getting beyond control while de-
'aing steep grade.
~ census Office. on the nth. rave
,he tobacco statistics of North
oiaa The totalnumber of planters
y state during the census wear wa,
y t4e total area devoted To tobacco.
:; the total product 81. s.5, ass
a,'s' ana the value of the crop to the
1'rs' estimated on the basis OF
iai sales, S5.I75. sss.
~ annual banquet of the members
.'e >an Francisco chamber of com
= was held AZ the Palace hotel ON
night Of the 10th. The guest of the
fv< w was ex-senator Warner Miller.
~ ork- president of the Nicara-
lanai Construction Co. who de-
- speech in which he reviewed
--seory CT the enfernri<a