Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-01

Hoy- loE- RAxuotPH Tsrxr, :.
.rglnia. delivered the annual a..sT-,-.
e''l're the American Bar ass,..iati,u =.
>ar7toza~ y. Y. on the es,h
ahNtcEs from Berlin oF th,. a.,h
stated that there were grave s.a-4 -,
city. -''''''' N mat
NEVEN miners we're crushed z, d-,.h
and three others in jur~i by III. s,rrir.,
N 0t the root ~ mine mar Svv.-.,.-,
Wales. on the s5sh-
tHs reeprte,i iutervivv- b-tr-r~1 n ,h.
..''r'ien sisters in the jafI at Fall Efv,r
Mass IN vhieh MisS I.ixxfs. who !. -
eHss'f OF the murder % her sath.- ,,,t
80 mother was szbi 10 havp Daas
enfn promising statements. \ declared
BY Natrou Eevan and all parsi~s r,v,-
serned To have besn entirely without
f1uuiation-
NE notorious Bud Lindsay. WIN a..
orsi 80 eouSpiruorsly in the late Ten
1esSee miners riots. was r~I.aS..,g 90,
s'-ao0 bail On the assh- and b.ar,f.,t a
sratn at Coal Greek for Knoxville hut a
squad of soidierS took him from ,h.
car and ln''<s'i him mp in the guard
h0uss
IHS clearing house returns Of th.
nites States for the week ended a.,
ths -5sh- according To Brad,.rr,.t..
table. Aggregated 81. 0os. .ste. -
IHE New York board of hear,h :.
making gallant sxht tn keep the
cholera out
TIE International pace eorxre at
herne voted. ou the asth. Tn hold it's
asxt meeting n Chicago in fso,1
lHE failure of the brakes upon sors~
Pullman ears while making M a train
az the uIon depot in Pittsburgh ON
the -Hth- caused a serious crash by ss,I-
tislnu with the standing portion Of the
train resulting in the crushing Of plat
forms the breaking of windows and
serious injury to several persons.
EEv- Z VI Brown. pastor Of th. First
Lutheran church at WynantssiII- "
u was knocked senseIsss By a strplss.
OF lightning on the sBth. white al
dressing the young people of hi.s churv h
His injuries are not nsvessariIv fatal
TIE health authorities Of New York
city on the asth. issued stringent or
dsrs for the cleansing and diSfnfevtiJu
Of some Of the more filthy quarters IT
the city in view Of the possibility Of an
Importation Of cholera.
ID H. N0NDpE. one Of the leaders Of
the rtot0uS miners in east Tennessee.
bad preliminary examination before
Squire Kincaid at Coal Greek. on the
3sth. aud was held tn tbs. Grim fnaI court
without bail On charge of murder in
the ErSt degree.
Gov EAsEE % Arkansas. who Is at
the home II his sisser-in-law- Mrs John
DOty- near Richmond. Nv. was. on the
18th declared by his physician. Dr.
>tuesey- of Louisville. 60 be ia a seri-
Gus cluditi0n-
JANIS < N0Eroy was hanged at
Camden v J.. on the ssth. for the
murder Of an aged cOEere,f woman.
Lydia Ann Watt. in NAY list
Gov BrCHGSAS Of Tennessee had
50 far recovered from hhs recent indSs-
positbOu on the 25th a. to be able To ~
10 the state capitol and attend to sou1e
pressing matters.
DISPATCHES Of the ssth Indicated an
increase in the viralencr Of th- cholera
epniemis IN Russia and ia Hamburg.
Germany
JoHS VI BUEKE. Of Spokane. was
nominated by the democrats Of Idaho,
on the 9Th for governor
Hon J. RASpoLPH TUcxER Of vfr-
giui1- was elected president of the
American Bar association at Saratoga,
y Y. on the atith-
HAL POINTER won the pacing match
with Direct finished at Columbus. o.
on the 18th Best time, 3-tIat.