Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

TEE Nebraska Legislature organized
On the ssh- the Alliance having clear
majority and electinS temporary oEeers
without trozb2e-
A SrcCx runner went 20 the Cxzr
DAle1e Indian Reservzsson and en-
de2vOresi 10 indaee those Indians 90 Joan
the hossils& Cf.6et Ice. Of Cxzr
ID Alene. learning his mission ordered
his arrest and conSneuenf In the guard
house ard bad hirn whipped. after
which he Was taken 10 the limits Of the
reservation and dismissed with warning
not I'd return
FTsE IN adenselypopulated Hun~.-
ran tenement section Of Bsy0nne. "
J.. on the Tth- left nearly LOCO Hunga-
rams homeless The persons deprived
of their homes had been suarte-ed in
three double wooden buildings which
were entirely destroyed The loss on
the buildings : about SxS. .eso. partially
covered BY insurance
TEE correspondence between Gen
eral Schofield and General Miles reIa-
tive to the relief of Colonel Forsyrhe
was made public on the -sh Il shows
that General Niles suspects ForSythe
of having 50 placed the troops NJ
Wounded Knee that they killed each
other
In has been determined BY the East
Indian Government 10 amend the mar
rage code by raising the age OF consent
from ten years 10 twelve IL refuses,
ho~ever- 10 interfere with existing laws
On the subject
JoE DoSosHUE- amateur champion of
the United States and Canada won the
International mile skating race at Am
sterfan- Holland on the -sh- in SIS.
and followed this up by winning the
fvemile race In ls-ea Is
Two BOYS ruuping IN m aisle of the
NlllerSburg school-hoase az Goshen
Ind on the Eth- rudely 5os,led Mile
Redman- and In falling she struck her
head against one of the desss. resulting
N instant death
The Behring Sea dispute continues 10
engross public attention IN Canada and
many Canadians are discussing the pos
sihiliries Of war "A stndy of the ques-
ton seems 10 show that Canada could
Prevent any serious inroai In the older
prOyinees until the English regulars had
arrived On the scene
NEW daily paper 5 90 be started In
New York City. and Il 5 to have one Of
the oddest of names to-wir= The Wall
Street Farmer IL VIII be the seni-
ofsesal organ of the Farmers Alliance.
BIsEoP A J. JEySER of the Anglican
Free church cut DOWN ten shaEe-srees
II froct of his house in Detroit Mich.
In violation Of the city ordinance. He
was fined IS. On the sth- and IN default
of immediate payment. sentenced TO be
committed 10 jail for thirty days
SAxCKr TEBBErTS. formerly proprietor
Of the TIbbitts Hotel of Batavia " v.
threw himself from the hfth story Of =
hotel IN Buffalo On the Tth He eweixhed
so pounds. and al his bones were
broken
O. T. MCDONALD. an enploye of the
Des Moines uaLl Saddlery Conpzny.
dropped dead as his bench On the 7rh-
IL was caused by tie breaking Of \
blood vessel during severe stof eoc<h-
ing
SESAroz CANERox. Of Pennsylvxnia.
was renoninared By the Republican
caucus n Harrisburg On the Ssh-
A. w FRAScI<- telegraph inemzn.
has been fined BY the Clay County
Ind court for cutting down shade
trees On The National road while erect
n< TELEGRAPH wires The fne was paid
By the owner Of the franchise.
Raj LroS. of Corning. O.. committed
suicide at Portsmouth. O., On the night
Of the 9Th He called upon Dr. Lo<er-
dge 70 End the exact location Of his
heart. thea p-oeeesied 70 a gw-shop
priced several revolver<. and after hav-
ing bocght oce. loaSsd II deliberately
and shot himself through the heart