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

-ssa~rsf NER@s r>lAs q D~vusark.s- sx EHs~-
that he 10 >Ss rh~r~ TO rsIk- hat 70
k<~~ave rh~tr >u--~~~f<r-Nk D--Er~as
sf E<szriax 10 the s<~a<y-
PINE kEDsE- - D. via EUsHvrLLE-
Nee4- Jan S--N01day aftern,oou n snail
party consisting Of Y0unz JACK Red
Closld- Big Road High Hors.e. L0ue Bear.
Tall Hawk and ave others came IN tr1Era
the hostile camp - have a talk wirh
Geueral Miles Th<y at Ouee urx-
eeeded 20 his headquarters WHERE.
perhaps Eo-~ brief Suuwersa-
tsOu was held than wzs expected
ey the Indians Gen<-al Miles plainly
telling them sO eOuse N and sr-r~usssr.
that he Was not here 10 listen 10 shei-
complaints that they w0gld Be allowed
to 20 tss NaShizx-oc zf-er th.s truxhl
WIS arranged hsre- They ssa=eSs sAa.
nearly. Il Eos qaf-e al. Of the PSzss
khsfse~ fn1l1nS were GeSi-uzrs q
p~a<e and wanted 10 s-u..ss hasx
10 the a-~n<y X the PSnss
kEixe Inz3zAzz cszzczzxs< - sssuzs
ea.s< il VII greatly r~sszsa~ tA.s
wa< party zsau zz.1h~rszs< Ahsszz ss1-
Ae-orssEng 80 A<~as Ca.sr~r-s S-rxres~
there are 2saa Pine EsAr- Ea1Eaas a.
sent. anz. 80 The ssrx~ ~ h.e -,rxsn-szF
at least half The pr~~e=. zzzh<- ss~n-
erzl Mis- hez1 ansseher sA.ar- - -~6sh
shes< Iaszlkzss. Azsi sAsry ~.r< csrs 90 ..usi-
rWsuruA IL : shoz-<Ax zzs-r q a. Psa--
kxage Ez<1laz< VII 10 A~-s n ear -
rxsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Mr.. John ". ChiIds. an cid and rs-
spsctsd eitiuen Of Washington Coaasy.
visited Burtests rcceatly on husinesa
Thts transacted and it being lats. he
sas cozpsllsd - seek Iodgiax. Forrvs-
ting that there Sas n boarding house ~
Bur'tette. he -es OUT on foot for Ltv-
tHgsto1. three zfles distant About =
sclo.sx. While almost midway hetweea
the s~O towns shr~~ negro highway
zea- heavily armed. eoafr0nsed hiz
an4 ordered him 10 strip Forced %
es0pty. hts clothes wer~ carcfaTiy
searched. coateEss distracted and gar
meats rNtgraed 10 him Their booty
consisted Ot a PccSes KNIFE. tobacco.
s.-5s in cash and a check foe SO The
robbers. nos satisfied with the trtb1ts
paid by Mr. Chilis. insisted shAs they
we're x~ntieaen and nast Be 80 Nd
dressed This claim was snforued by
violent Oashs and althy eplshess- 'Gea-
slsaen-- replied me Anary-hcaaed man
% sixty oi4 wears, '-yOa have ali ~
money what more can you expectT"
Mr. Childs WAS then allowed 10 70 with
his life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
CONDENSED TELEGRaMs.

A FERocroCs pack Of wolves have in
va6ed Western Kansas from the I-tian
Territory Near Liberal a score os shs
savage animals attacked Mrs. A j. Gar
vey and her six-ye2r-old boy. and As.er
biting the woman severely. carried the
child Of before her eyes
The citizens Of Eagle Pass. Tex. are
very Indignant because the aushorssies
of the Mexican Goverurens have e<s.h-
lished strict qzzrznsine Axzsnss thas
place On account OF The alleged epi1easie
Of smallpox there.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
On the 18th adopted \ resolatio1 cppos-
ing the free coinage Of silver
A KxsCLAK blizzard ra<ed all day
Sunday in the southern part cs Illinois.
THRoCSHoCT Grsas Britain Intensely
cold weather eousinaes 70 prevail
DR H. : TASSER. the n.n who vas
famous 50 long for having tasted forty
ssT< zS< lives C . t1-zz ss<A teen niles
southwest OF Cfintoa. No He now
challenges Siynor SRcci 20 sit doxn
vita hin in Chica<o daring the Worlds
Fair. 20 test the matter in . ninety
days fast On water only. Or. IL Sueei
prefers let the fxss consinae FROM tAy
70 d2y ANAL one o. the other yields the
contest
Az erxznized gang Of horse thieves
and ali-rozni erooks is nox operating
- .ha wx~s-frw - I~-G--Srr- A.
and citizsns there ARE becoming ALARMED
for the safety Of their stock
HoCSroS. Tex. has been flooded with
spurious silver dollars and for the pass
few days the banks have been shroxinx
thea cat By the h1ldredx They are
stamped from Iss6 70 1850 and ars nrs.-
class mutations. Only being little OF
in weight Merchants have been -sc-
sinized. and ouly an expert can NJ .
glance detect the differenre-
The severe weather Is causing wolves
to become dAagero1sly hungry. and
they are beginning 70 infest the woods
near many villages in the northern parr
Of Hungary Bears have appeared in
the Syrian Mountains
A SKELETON f01nd in Louisville i b.
heved 20 be that Of Charles Bell. a urO-
duce dealer. who nysserio9sly diszu-
pe2red seven years agO
MRs- JOHx wAsSxa in Lakeview
near Chieago. died in awful aroax Of
hydrcphOhi.- She vas ahoss TO bsnans
. Eoshex,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

HczLT STRINGS. Jan s-TwO or three
lays ago 4 couple OF parties troca Ar
saasas. commonly called labor agents.
came here for the purpose Of getting up
hands They were very secret about
their work. bat it soon leaked out. and
some Of our prominent citizens and
planters were on the eve OF having them
severely deals with under the Law. when
shey got wind Of il and left on the frss
train Our people have for years been
greatly annoyed by these so-called
labor agents enticing away thei,
lahorers and renters. and have resolved
that they will stand it 10 Ioaxsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

WASHINGTON. Jan f0-The Treasury
surplus is again piling up. and at the
eicse Of business yesterday, was SI6,-
rae.eoo- Since the first of the year. de-
spite the heavy payments on account Of
pensions and interest the receipts have
largely exce~sied the expenditures. and
&s result the surplus daily increases
The fact that money Is easier IN New
York and elsewhere has much to do IN
swelling the surplus. which heretofore
they have not done The Receipts from
customs duties have Increased more
largely IN proportion than the receipts
from internal revenue sources
Since the beginning of the fiscal year
the Treasury Department has purchased
more than sga caa, 600 Of four and four
and -z-haH pe- cent bcrl1s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

KASExs Crrr. No. Jan s-The Oh
eiAls of the Chie2gos ST. Paul 4 Kansas
City railroad announce that an agree
nent with the Burlington was effected
last night. whereby trains viii within
. few days. be running over that road
INTO Kansas City The stumbling block
in the way Of this roads entrance into
Kansas City was = short pieee Of track
belonging 10 the Burlington between
the Franess Street depot and .he Union
depot in ST joe For = consideration
of Sla-s per annum the Chi ago. s.
P1ai 4 Kansas City have seruEesi the
rsxkt 70 use this t<aek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

NV (SEk. Jan t0--R e. Dun &
Co weekly revisvv Of trade says
TIE hopeful feeling n most branches se
frarte e'eus4nu~- ant the railroad sgrEo.sz !.
luv-uvest EEs IA splss of n . there h.as been
uzasa selling ee securities GA foreign se-
easzus- rH- exrhsaxe has aExsne~.f s-oua
ssss hsss wesk - s$ifs- Th. Iea<is alive prus-
Ps-sss = rwssarvfess 0F sstav wlsA ap7eh~rsis,-1
trE4 sAe sax1EHtaon n th% iron sast eugz0a IN
1zssass . nee Leasfaasrory- The IRON kat
se--f Htn fixture aass been 81 exreusf~-f eAtr
ssg Elsazss - cred - has esrcs,t SAFES i. nanv
css~- AZ 2rir~s S@iss~ co=s hence wsrss
5rusaszriug rails anA other ruIsh~ss
prustases Are now a1l~. whose na0uEhly
e'sss-szasTsi@u % pa< lrun % e.
uzuEa~sst az Essa tens On sAs whoEs
sse eza-p=rs 10 consfsEersst be-s brs.rhr than q
has been .Ssr m-aav yesrs shas zastussrv In
s4s ssEse1 1EKaaraesar~ asa. the shrfnktxs
% cr~s.lH azEs ssve-xEF straEnest many con
ewras saat prtes@ q x.sasts have been verv
- azsat Further rrstzrs-aus aArs esSu mat.
ta-aag sA= pass w~~k "a hsssseh-.t eesrons
Ia ssaie1 zzHa1esssEEr- 10 ss.5snar taErfy Re-
7szr.s q srzssk- a sae 4 1-r~ns rf-s~s Ar .sslf
Eszzes aaf1zsls~s. - reviews ee Last yvar<'
srea1 aaslz~ss- hur <@n-rsfzy insf eats
nTx~ vvszms ef trarsr t1r sns
@sassaa wasa market 5mprvxem@ns
sz.r~ r4e ma1~eK-y pressure abae<,t
&asszssz asse<~ hhr-<~r sti-s ot baaes aasf -no~s
a x~Hsa =-x'1At Ensx x-A-Ss WITH q decrease
~ E-~-~sest Beef. cured meats AMI iar-I 81
Less xzst Clrssesan-akf ns1ss better rr-tsf~. AZ
Esszxsr r--sas - god ant az >Azr Lake Ctr
t.sssisf~stzF nrrsv~st. xhiEe az ether narrh-
sesesEz pszass eszsiassx - z-rhaaxest sr
sezarsrzzixeiE szi<E- n Eher ces.or prussre~s
S--as&w a@x1wEF rar3Ggao1x sh@ sozsh-
>ssSr2r Ensf rse~ r-eeie1s aE S.w Ori.aa. sr-
sassA Fh@ ls0a~x markets sAroaxA-
1G9 t1s ruuaErT are E@~s srPfnx~ue
kat rwparrzst eegE<cxioas zcrw fKEor-
Aoi-- >V~~uA1rav~ operations eozxinas
s2oasssnl,sfy ia8@tlve- Foreign Ernse eun-
tinas~s ttv1raote- sxporss showing a iAr<s
rEsr ever Er>s year. While there - some as-
sr~a=s n Imports
rhe business failures occurring shronxh-
1slt the eosrnr-y durinx sh~ pase seven 1sys.
nHnhsr- f0r the Iafse,1 >szess, s-3 and for
Canada - OF q scsal or sss A. compared With
a tuszkl % 5ss ts<s week. and KS the week
PREVIOUS ts1 th- Last For the eorr~sporsEia;s
sesk u last year the figures we're III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The Yocoua mills have declared an
other dtvitea4 Of i've per esaa
The old cotton and wOolen mills AZ
Cz--olI:os s-e - ee revived ==5e- |.
new aane- TIE factory. the walls os
which ARE OF brick. Was built before the
war and bore the name Of s-ManAssaz.s
and originally cost 500. eco
Two men \ negro and q white man.
were Iynehed in Neshoba Cognty, r--
eeasly. for robbery They held up an
old eolOred woman and robbed and beat
her brutality.
Miss ANY WrrEEKsPooS. \ resident Of
Lowrtes County for more than ffty
years, died last week She had been an
invalid @oss Of her life She WA
highly respected and the last repre-
sentative Of large and wealthy family
A PosroFsIcE has been established in
Washington Co1nty called Murphy
Coz DANIEL DESSErr. the axrieul-
turzl editor Of the New Orleans Rea-
yvzs. dted NJ BrOokhaven lass week
Gov SroyE. has flled the vacancy
caused by tie death Of Ho1- r. C. Patty.
BY appointing B. J. Allen. chancery
Clerk Of Noxuhse Co1rty Is provided in
such cases in Section los Of the new Con
s-isurio1-
IKE boiler Of Forbes & walkers s.w-
nil at Gates burst last week Turner
Forbes. a partner in the nill. received
injuries fro1 which he died within A
boar AFTER the accident
?. B. cArcnSs.. Of Georressxr.
Copiah County. killed twO-ant-a-haIt
yezr old hog of the Poland Cafna hrsed.
which weighed SO pounds. aal nsis IS
g2llsas 0t Lard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15
Al A<riae Cog LIssl

BUFFALO. " Y. Jan fG-Ths
Merchants Exchange has begun An ae-
sion for libel against the Commercial
Advertiser Sone weeks ago the Com
nercial Advertiser Published an article
over the Signature Grain Merchant
which rejected IN severe terms
upcn the methods Of doing
business on the exchange The
exchange yesterday determined to
bring an action against the Commercial
Advertiser 10 force the disclosure Of the
ksensisy Of the writer. whom they s1s-
p.ect 10 be member whom they are
Es-y 6e<irous Of '-bouneing.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The recsiPss of the HopLinsviIte Ky
tobacco market for $50 were 5.eoo hogs
heaets. The sales amounted 10 7.0ao
kogshead. stock on hand. 9.S9a. The
receipts were mueh smaller than usual.
because Of the large anount Of tobacco
bought up loose BY ssemmers FOR the
English market
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

HE Hutchinson (kas-l Salt and
ufzesuring Company has let con-
fts for extensive additions to their
plant which. when completed
gise . capacity of over 1.ooo barrels
Id2y- In addition TO this the COM
v 3 row operating dairy mill with
soufput of forty tons of table and
- salt per day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

At Dallas Tex. II an early hour the
iiary was applied To two eostages> the
property Of a eolored lawyer. John
Wiley An hour later an ineendiary set
6r~ 10 Dunean's drug store The stock
~as insured for - coo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

oxxxxAL NIxs has appointed . board
<ecscer~ consisting of Colonel Carr.
o< Eent and Captain Baldwin 30 in
nigzte the battle o< wOun6ed Knee.
- the curSincs of which Coio1el FOR
he Of the Seventh Cavalry WAS re-
rped Of his command
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

RrrR the dearhof the Duke OF Leueh-
berg disappears the Only candidate
= the Bulgarian throne that Prince
htinani had reason 20 fe2r-a c,ndi-
= related TO the imperial houses both
Eussia and AHstria-and Ferdinand
= now reign In peace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

= SENSATION has been created at
Ek- : D.. by the discovery of extern
~ wheat seals from the elevators
% Rsassell Fred B-adley and Wilson
y. all prominent commission men
- been arrested and more arrests
10 follow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

3HE installation Of Judge Henry L
lDwn. of Michigan. rs an Associate
kiee Of the Supreme Court of the
bed States took place shortly after
p n- On the 5sh- II the Supreme Court
~nhsr- The eeremOny was brief and
KxSSive-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

In Bsntnn. NY John j. Duprisst.
county judge. and Mrs Luey A. Dupries.
were married for the second tirae- In
l>6T they were married but were
divorced IN SIX years Neither having
married they decided To try wessIocl
together again Among the Witnesses
10 their ss-cOnd marriage were their
thre~ grown children. themselves all
rra--s.s,4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

RxPvKrrQCE FkAxcArs. discussing
- alleged fntrixues of Americans to
rx Newfoundland says Il doubts
other the Government NJ Washing
y however anxious il May be 10
innate European powers from the
a world can oonsent TO aeceps 50
Ee2r-assinx q heritage as the French
re f<herses quessS01-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

k1Scx NICHOLAS. of Leutehsenberv.
had been Suffering with cancer for
oe time, died on the eth- aged forty
n years He was generally r-
led rs kussia's candidate for the
garian throne in case of the deposi-
~ of Prince Ferdinand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

VHrr-E addressing number Of Greek
sicians IN Berlin recently. Dr. Koch
he was glad to know th2. intelli-
and skillfisl Greeks were using his
= The GfSscian Islands. he added.
. his views Of a proper location for .
kumpsive sanitarium-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

ASorHxR English war vessel the
Dppler. arrived On the west coast Of
1lznd- on the ssh. with n cargo of p-o-
res for the starving people A great
y Of suffering i reported even the
IRaseSs potatoes being exhausted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

~ : doubted that che Michigan Leg
l-fnre viii appropriate the Ssa.oo de-
- towards d~t-zying the expenses
kQke next u,e~tS7g Of the National e.
d encznrmens In Detroit N which
- sone other city VIII be chosen m
" place Of meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

INC IN the severe weather. the ex-
ubion Of the Jews from their homes
ne northern provinces Of Russia has
- suspended Many f1rnISss Of thr~~
lied are said 10 have persisted in the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

0kSxRAL BorLAxskR denies that he
- shsiicated his pretensions 70 leader
and declares that he remains, as he
as has been- the chief Of the Ma
"a Republican party, and servant
T IDemocraev.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Nrs- Lizzie Shields lad been married
gut few hours at Franklin KY when
he was arrested by revenue cfzieer fog
selling whisky without license.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

T o. LUeas. young Methods. min
Ster- was killed near Boo1ville. Tenn.
OF falling into an old well HIS horse
40 f-si IN o1 top Of him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

A young negro woman was found on
aer doorstep in Jackson. Tenn, with
her head crushed and one hand almost
severed from the arm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Mat Gillespie and John Hughes shot
each other az Dalemite- Ala Both
eOurted the sane woman and Gillespie
had told her that Hughes had negrr
blood IN his veins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

J. C. Street was buried in n well txo
miles FROM Terrell Tex He was clean
i1< 01t the well when the walls eavesi
IN An assistant workman trisf ts,.avp
him bat failed and Street was suoth
cred 10 death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The total value of foreign exports
truu al Southern ports for the first
elsven n1ocths Ot tss0 was s1sss. saa, a09.
an increase Of S34lsf.aoo over the cor
responding months Of tsso. while the
increase IN the rest Of the country was
ociy - sy4 az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

- aceorSianee with the provissons os
will the remains of Emma Abbott
p Eugene Wethereln. the dad
N donna viii be erenated In the
zralgas erematory as Pittsburgh.
and the sshes deposited In the re-
acle designed for them IN the n,onu
- erected By her 10 the memory Ct
- husband 2t HzverhiIl. Mass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

The Forsythe conspiracy ease At aIa-
son. Ca. terminated N the conviction
Of the eonspirators, several OF them ne
eeiving life sentences IN the peniten-
aarv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

ETzTT families were recierei home
= and many human lives were lost in
n1agration in Paris icss after mid
kf On the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

At Louisville. KY Joseph >eh.raein
~s. shot an6 killed by his brosher-fa-
lAw. Nichael Senx. Sehzrdein had h~er
drinking and forced q quarrel oa Sen~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

DEE powder pool organized in San
~neiseo about eighteen months ago
~ collapsed. and the price of powder
\ consequently suffered a drop The
- of the dissolution was the COM
tiou Of Eastern firms
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

kEDERIcK HAErLA- agent for Gin
Dati parties, has purchased the old
~ school-house AZ Zanesville. O.,
- Dre President Garfield taught in ISL
- building Is wanted for exhibition
IIke Worlds Fair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

A anmber Of writers representing
various STATES met at Nashville. Tenn.
and organized the Southern Literary
Association. with T. p OFBrieu. Of Ala
hama@ president. and J. 4 PARKER. %
kensuclxy. sserretary-treasurer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

xHE distress in the Glasgow dissrses.
ii consequences Of the Scotch rzilrosd
= has bsren greatly increased by
- <sorpage Of Pablse works and priv
- rnsnafaeturing enterprises for want
2 mel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

VIII Netsr~-Or, VIII Dixon and Chas.
Dsxnn have been arrested IN the north
cru part Of Caldwell County. ny
charged with having driven the wivssOt
Mack and JOhn jackson fron their
aon<s AMI robbed the house Of $40 ir
eaoGey-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

\ IS stated m Buchsre< that King
Fies l. Of observation-disclosures
y the present ruler Of Roumznia- has
red to abdscz1e within q short time
hvor of his nephew. Prince Ferssi-
q known as the Prince of Rou-
"A. the second son Of King Charles
md who has Just been hesroshed TO
cess Marie. eldest daughter Of the
ke Of Edinburgh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

JACKSON, Jan Sol Preston Hay
,elebrassd Jaekso0's Day by his n2r~
rtAge. as o'clock 20 Miss Lucy Lester
Col Hay Is 81 Years Of age and was .
triend and eoupasrios ot Old Hickory
He moved here tron Tennessee In his
young manhood and has resided here
eousiaaoGsly- Col Hay 10 . man os
literary TASTE and culture He does ace
LOOK \ day older than he did thirty
yeArs Ago The bride - LADY Of mid
die age and . member Of sns of shs old.
est and most respected f2aIites Of shis
eDaasy- Oaly neA< relatives and few
close frier1s Witnessed she marriage.
which occurred NJ the brides residence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

DE Senate bill for the ineorporatsoa
fhe Psn-Anersean Transpors@sson
p&ny was, on the ssh. ordered 10 be
NRrably reported By the House Com
re on eonneree- The bill provsie<
she Incorporation of the company,
- capital Of $1,000. coo. to run =
- of steamships between the United
Is and South and Central American
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Miss MIIlie Rutherford 90 Athens
Ca authors,Ss Of American Authors
has received an Interesting letter Of AZ
acknowledgement from the Quaker prst,
John t. Whittier In which he writes
beg thee 10 understand that I haI no
hatred foe the sttvshoisf~r or the >cszsh-
1evsr toahsesf that they humane
any people e0ui.t b. ami hpH,t human e.sln.s>
a. property. ne<0si.thte eotauls,st itlss. Bslt.
a. Quaker. nasub~r sf a soef~sy whle1.
frou1 sense u duty. set ali iss slaves trwe
H1 years agy'- hive always hated slavery.
No one can rvtc8e~ more truly saan myself
N view ot the Increasing prosperity at the
Scuch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

1rKv RxD cLovD surrendered .. Pine
1se Agency. On the zth. with = few Of
! ifoiiower~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

he employment of q large force Nf
uniOn men in the morocco fAeeozy
'John Z Dalton At Lynn. Mass.
sd the gathering of a mob. On the
who threw missiles through the
Irows and assaulted the workmen-
police were called upon and di<
I'd The mob
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

Gov Stone verified the statement hy
counting the uonsy- No boads w~rs
sold last year. and the receipes. with
the exception ot short hcan Of SIS. 600.
ARE made OF the ordinary revenues ~
the State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

JUstSe Wesley Braek. highly e,iu-
Gated lawyer and one OF the leastin,
cisize1S of LaurenS County. ia. s,ous-
Enitted suh-isie the other night Ab.puz
shres zscuths ago he disposed Of all his
property and determined to 20 u Texas.
Hrs wife however Who WAS strCuglv
attached to their old home. could not h,
induced To agree To 20 with him This,
Il appears. trOuhls,t Juslz-e AtaclSS mind
Go a great extent lie began 90 indulge
trequsutly IN liquor. and St tiE1.-s was
stsslirSous with drunk HE purchased a
Phial Cf uacrphias. ard after s-ssSnS
houle and getting into bed be swallowed
the entire contents Death enSEesi b.
f"re the services Of a physician could he
Sesrllrsrtt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-01-15

JACKSON. Jan 0--Ssase Treasurer
Evans statement OF the condition Of
the Treasury cn Janaary l. made par-
sG1ns 10 section te5 Of the new Cous-i-
sEsfon- Is as follows
Eec-iv~st from Ex-rrsasurwr Hem
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