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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Jses~"~. APRIL -. I-n'I-r>sa Rae
srIi- referred - az the murtrrvr et city
Marshal WoosI> Frir~. % Nctouah Cisy.
Mis-. in former telegram as having
b-ols~n piI. inst before the date ct eve
cutioa. and Who wa said Tn have been
captured in Denver. confessed his guilt
and attempted sHiridr. did kiIl man
and wounded another in the hoxl At
Me- 'ouh city tn fsS1, but IL WAS -
clearly shown that she nan was kfilsd
N self desrnse that the grand Iary never
tndn-ts,t RUSSELL who lived here many
months after the killing Russell ~
confused with Ford. Nho killed city
Marshal clay IA NcCSnsb city. vas ~
leased from laii a few days before the
date fxrd toe hi, hanging. AMI vas 70
Gently rv,aPtHr~d In Chattanooga and
Is now in the >tate prison here await
ing the de~ision OF tie Supreme Court.
70 whieh his eass has b.ea appealed
Sheriff Eerid- % Pike County. where
both killings o.rurrrd- who brouxht
Ford baes from Chattanooga Is IN tho
city to-day He SAYS Ford vas reported
IN Denver some time sgn--. AMI this ~ a
ease % mistaken identity EassrIl Is a
native et Yazoo CogntY and highly eou-
nsrrsd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

AHEHpEEN- april 81 few days aga
neputy Marshal J. " sharp went to
Neshoba Csanty. Miss. and arrested q
man For whom he ha4 a caplas from the
United states Court. and while en- ruate
- the raiIruad With his prisoner in a
buggy a body Of men sNOoped down upon
aim and released the prisoner. and then
with a heavy piece of rubber betting
whipped him Numerically robbing him
OF his pistol. wat.,h and fourteen dollars
in money Then they tied him and left
him on the roadside sharp came here
and reported the facts 10 United States
Marshal Barton, Who sent six deputies
armed with WfnrhesssrS and the neces-
s1ry warrants for the arrest Of some of
the perpetrators who we're known t.
Sharp. This morning the Deputies re-
turned With l. v TulIiS. J. G. Thomas.
J. W McNair. J. v NichciSsu and
Courtney TEllis, charged with the crime.
They were brought before Judge IT, C.
Niles. NhS required them each to enter
into a bond in the sum Of 81. eco for their
appearance at the October term ot the
court here They are now in Jail in de-
fault Of the required bail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
SENSATION IN cLUspOM.

A Duel Nay Result Account Of the
K~e~vstsa In Baitimsr~. ss whf-h Gen.
n >aswst~a Andrews Tsok Umbrsxs for
Ia~k sf H~ fsvvrfte Beverage
BsLTTNosx. Md April 39--The most
brilliant reeeption in the annals of Bal
timore eIubslom occurred at the Mary
land club Thursday night IL Is stated
that q duel may be fought as a re-
suit of an unpleasantness which
happened IN the presence of more
than 1000 Of Raltimore's "409. =
Gen r Snowden Andrews took
exception 20 the absence Of champagne
from the menu card and was further
provoked when he found that the club
bar closed and could not get his favorite
beverage The punches. light wines
and liquors would not satisfy the gen-
eral He expressed a desire 70 relieve
his feelings of resentment toward the
arrangements committee by insulting
the members thereof Ex-senator C.
Ridgely Goodwin proclaimed his re-
spansibility as . member of the con-
mittee and Gen Andrews promptly
struck him Mr.. Goodwin did not. az
eordinx the story. return the blow. but
said he would see Mr. Andrews IN the
morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
TORN FROM HIS PEDESTAL.
~tr tawtn sruolst. the Sometime I.tst sf the
its~rsry wsrtd asd the Very N~-tf.s-r~
H~~tur~r. >A-ru ss Ift- Iaur~t.-

>sr Eawts trusIt. the Sometime Iss.,t sf the
Literary wsrta .sa th~ Very w~.sts-r-
Lecturer >a-ru 81 ut- I.ur~ts-
IT ParL. Mimi. April so. CharIes
y thadbrru. an Illinois banker vho II
now IN Japan. says IN a letter rwc,ivs,t
here Another bt0l whis.h has b.een
rssisly shattered since nv arrival in
Japan u sir Edwin Arnold End
the estimate IT hin herr -
quite different frura ths. o.,rslentaI
oar- lie rv~ists,,f IN Japan during
th. wear in whirh h.. wr,,ts his posna
The Light - the world. ard wrut.
letters concerning Japan o. the English
prv>s- Nhieh have sin.se b.rvn cutist.s-,f
and published under tho title cf ->css
and Lands He has alsa published
in An"ri,a b.'oS called 'Jap.ui-ss.'
originally SERVES 1t articles
in >srribuer'% helisve. lie Is
as'-u~sst nf o..ing guilty IN these letters
Of thu most hagrant plagiarism. both
from standard works On Japan from
the contemporary Columns of the Japan
Mail and frUm ths. published transae-
tbouS Of the ASiatis. ~oeisty- His
fulsome and insii~-riTninass PraiSs,
0f everything Iapans~s n -rvatly
resented by residents acre. who
claim that the japanese arr By NJ
ussanS th~ p.rrfvvt brings hs ulslSr=
them out to b. but that h.. has srr,r-Siy
miSstate,f the fasts IN or,icr To curry
favurS Both his artious and his
Speeches are Ha-t severely eritbri~-.I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
ROASTED HUMANITY.
rhe <esrvk fer the Remains sf the xir-
tius- sf the rhenr~v ffr- I'm rhIIsss~t-
DAka-

The <~srvk rer thu Remain. sf the xis--
tfum- Of the rh~ar~r ffr- I'm rhEIs<s~t-
psks-
PHTLADKErHfA. April g0-A large
furcr of men we're at work ou the ruins
Of the Central theater and Times annex
building during the night The west
ern wall Of the theater was taken down.
and n search Is being made for the
bodies whish are supposed to he under
the debris Thomas Atehi<ou. one of
the injured who was taken to the
Penn<y Ivania hospital. j. dead William
Quinney. Fred Evans. John Quincy
and A A. Chambers. who were thought
tO be fatally injured. are still alive. but
in a critical cpuditiou-
The unfortunate members Of the
DEVILS Auetioa- company who lost
their lives are
Thoues LOreila- vrOtssque. and his
wife Flora. a ballet dancer
Vineentina Chitten. premier dan>euse,
one of the Chitten sisters.
Miss Fanchon COuyers. Juvenile, res
idenee. Chicago
Miss Sarah Golden ballet dancer.
residence. Chicago
William l. Brooks. leading man Of
the company, residence. Philadelphia
To these is added Samuel Wallace. y
boy Of about Is, who was in the audi
enep
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
Approved Hesh~rinxtsa-. Act

SAN FzAScr<Co. April s9--Frorn one
Of the passengers On the steamer Bel
xic which arrived yesterday It was
learned tha. when Lieut. Hetherinxton
was acquitted Of the murder Of Cover
Robinson at Yokohama he found await
fnx him at the dlur Of the court
room n carriage which Wss provided By
the British residents % show their ap-
preciariou Of his eontuct-
One Of the features Of The case which
has excited most ecum@nt Is Hether-
snx.ca's reeonelsEIss0n wfth his vie.
Tais reeczeilLssslg aesaEFSd before Ehs
trsz, sssaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


vtxoSA- April A-The Board %
Supervisors - MeatxumerY { lansT uaes
AZ shis Pis-- yesterday fsr the purpose
et arranging 20 have the bridges r--
paired AMI r~rtared that were damaged
bv the r~,-rn. hirh ua.-r Citizens frsm
every psrtioa % the eOaatY we're here.
and they report that the waters have
he~n higher this YEAR hy froua ene =,
two and bali feet than has ever b~~a
kao~z before. There - hardly hrtt<s
in - cuanty % aav consequence bsss
vh.t "a washed entirely away. sr ~
badly damaged as - need immsdi ase at
s~atioa in order taas the public nav r~-
same Its regular Iin- % travel The
bridges over Rig Blark river. 0f whteh
there are several in the county. are e,
badly damaged as - ne.-~ssitate the
huiidiBx % new ones, or very large -r-
psndfsur~ - r~psir the cid enes. Wagon
travel - eutirrIy suspended where any
distanrr - - 70 tr.ver~~,L The farm
erS ar. moving On hravvly With their
planting. and a Few mere bright. san
shiny days ant th~ main crops will be
planted Nearly all OF the rs,ru planted
early will have 20 b~ rwpIanted. a. The
stand = very PoUr- ard The plants have
a S5csly- starved out appearance >ome
ss shs <ray-hs-sssi'.'i pasriar'-hs aa'i grand
str~- - the rsunsy. who we're IN town.
tell that sH-h ro.sI A. thr eus chls
year. feIiswrt with -urh disastrous re-
suits. has not heen snesu here fer more
than sorty yesr~. and that 4eubls sh>
feurtn- has b~-u washed away AMI dr-
strsy~,i than was ever known N any enc
rear before.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

>urre<<fut Test OF ts<~rEe T. Makers
Torpedo Issst at Detroit Ni~h--t Cigar
shaped trsIr. with stored EI~~trtsisy
fssr Motive Power. that Can h- wsa< to
>tnk and Kf-< Mt wfffsna works Eaaalfy
or BeIsw the Surface
DETROIT. Nich-. April s0.-fseorxe C.
Baker demonstrated yesterday that
water can b. uavigatei at any rea~on-
able depth below the surface A final
test Of his submarine beat. upon which
he has been at work since D..,,rrnbsr.
Isg0. was made in the River Rouge i've
miles from Detroit. AMI was entirely
satisfactory IN the inventor The river
Is only sixteen feet deep. which admits
Of the bnat being Submerged two fret-
IL vas run up and down AMI acruss the
stream several times turning. sinking
and rising at the pilots pleasure vi th-
out accident
The boat il ci-7r~hapss- made Of
oak the shell being 40 feet long. "a
feet high . feet wbIe amisiships and :
inches thich- The motive power II
storage battery Of 80 ceIIs, which i be-
feved IN be the largest ever made
This also generates light. The eyurSe
of the boat i directed by n pilot who
stands in a small eunning tower which
Is provided with lookout holes II l.
necessary in taking bearings tn rise To
the surface, but IN doing only few
inches Of the top Of the tower APPEARS
above the <urfaee-
With the coming tower hermetieally
sealed the interior Of the boat con-
tains f.!5So cubic feet Of air The wheels
are on each side. midway between bow
and stern and one foot below the cen
ter line The boat II raised and low
cred by Lifting water into the koId- and
By DETECTING the side wheels. Nr. Ba-
ker i confident that this torpedo viii
eventually r-voluri9nize present meth
osis Of naval warfare
The test 81 this boat has been looked
forward % with much interest BY the
friends Of Mr. Baker here. and great
satisfaction Is expressed at the apparent
success Of his invention. which il is
thought can not fail 70 meet with the
approval Of The naval authorities Of the
country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

TEE records % Washington County
show a transfer Of three Of the largest
plantations in the county The trans
FER wzs made by Chas. r Richardson.
sou Of the late Edmund Richardson. to
bis sister. Mrs W W Gordon. consist
irg % the Greenfield. Perve AMI Caro-
lima Plantations. situated in the lower
part Of the county. and embracing about
700 acres Of land The records show
the valuation or price paid Vas over
500, coo.
THE Board OF Supervisors Of Lowndes
County has petitfo1ed Hon l. Z. Hoas-
ton Judge Of that district. not 70 hold
the June term Of the CfrrHit Court rhf.
year This is done on account OF the
backward coalition Of the farmers.
caused By the recent disastrous over
fow.
The following have been appointed
BY Ms j. " stone 20 orEanirs CoI4n-
hizn club. in their localities Mrs. W.T..
Rztlif- Raymond Mrs. Nasfie Thomas.
Eiwarzss Ms Henry Williams. BcI-
tons, Mrs Howard Jones. Terry. In
this manner the ladies' Of the entire
State will be organized for the purpose
Of raising money for IA exhibit Of Mis-
sissippi as the great fair The ladies'
are meeting with much encourage
ment.
SEvEKAL business houses and private
residences AZ Forest were broken into
last week and robbed Of rorey azd
other valuables- The robbers secured
at least 500 IN cash and the entire town
Is greatly excited Two suspicious
characters were loanging around town
the day before the robbery. and as they
ARE now ''ous Of to~n,~ are supposed 70
Be the guilty parties
Dr. J. y HOLMAN. one OF Maeou's q
most prominent eitizrnz. died last week.
He was also prouinent Hvsrynau and
vas known "A 4 breeder % s-= raes
horses. lie leaves = wife aa4 toas eA!!-
&Esz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMs.

HrSTsvTLLE. Ala, Will have . third
cotton factory. costing 100000 to be
located in West Huntsville
PKE<FDESr HARRISON has issued his
srUcIamasio1 announcing the establish
meat OF reciprocal trade relations with
Honduras
A NAN, evidently q painter Judging
from his clothing and 4 paint brush,
was ground into an unacceptable mass
Of clothing. tssh and bones AZ Birminx-
ham Ala on the lst By dummy train
The officers carried his remains 20 the
Indertaksr's shop IN a BASKET
AT Galloway. Ala. on the Iss Rich
Anderson and Summers fell cut over =
boz Ot sartIiaes. Anderson shot and
killed Summers and badly Wounded
Bedford Haney. Anderson told the
crowd be would kill any one who fol-
lowed him. and walked away making
good his eseape-
The public debt statement issued on
the Ist shows . cash balance Of sl2a.-
600. geo. a decrease Of nearly $4,000 coo
since APRIL / This decrease Is due 10
the payments during the nonsh-
A CYCLONE and wind storm passed
over Gracy. Ky-. on the 18th urrcohng
the new Presbyterian church. and sweep
ing fences in IT'S wake
The national convention Of brewers
employees have petisioued Governor
Fifer. Of Illinois. 20 pardon the ararrh-
isrs-
Turr number OF divorce cases HOW
pending IN Oklahoma IS verT la--~- in
single counties the number running
veil ID 20 a hundred The divorce law
there is very Iax and n score Of people
have coas IN from Osner. States to get
nd Of bu-censore marital ties
CnAzIEs Grssoss- Of Milan Tenn
On the 18th. demonstrated that ne Is \
champion eater On wager ae ATE in
he presence ot Witnesses four ssrd-
xisrhes. rxeusy-sEO buns. one loaf Of
brad sxo cas- sa-dires. ere car Of
..I-cu- -xo ginger cakes. four apple
7i-s. ard rasned rhe lot down with =
qaars Of cider
TEr House COMMITTEES on Labor on
the es-h Vas aath0rizod % report favor
ablv fust su-h IN eighs-h0ur law as the
Iabo- organizations have been asking
sor- Il : IN iroa-eIad bill protecting
those wk0 work f1r contractors a. well
a those wa0 work t0r the g0vsrnmenE
sispes az5 preYi4ss . PeEalsy t0r viola
sseEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
SOUTHERN GLEaNIaGs.


Says cEb,aga dispatch Of the csth-
TIE -xfrv ~ lnw prr-s q cssrru ami IN. ssrt-
satlwn q r--tur~+t arr~a<~ havinx sftrn-trst -
n'rs-n sst-ussar ist~lv. a----tassssn q Cht~s-
- husta~w~ mssn aufnurt--t W w ~ H1f
zsa~ s-itrar - tss CAasz.1,s Nark~t-. Fs-=-srs
an s--arRs~ ami r~lsshis r~p-srt "a tn sr~-aSs
Piaat-si f1r tNr Nr Hoffman naihssf a - rrsl-
lzr lwt-sr q inszufrv Apr4l . - tAr Issfiinx
ns~r~hsns n every tswa evsntr ain< fffv -
nnar- p-spulart1n In tae ssare~ af f~Nts. L'uisi-
sn.l Arssa~&s. Mi--t-~aprf. Alsssnaa- ts-e-sis.
-artn Csrolina. -aath Csrallas ant r~nn-~a-.-.
r-'tus--sinx thst st bat srn r-nahls planters n.
Interviewed m ~nrh h-ahtv A. - tarfr
planting fsr this var a totti - tn~s
~riA~- rv~-fv-~i NJ - sase frari every euuntv
sat sizsasi-e every tsNn-htp IN ths esttsa h-sls
gFlarisfs susf th- fnsiian terrirsrv si,lsi-. 81
e~pe-if r~r.rt -fEH PLANTER. fnt-rvsrs-f tss,f
. sammarfzinx et 81 rwpii-- r-~-fv--t <sv-s ~
sv~rs<- r--ist-tssn n s-rrs<~ av-r thss enfirs
e~ssen h~it - s=i= p~r rvnt Thaf ~ p~r ~-ns
i--> f-rtiizrr- have hs-sn usssi thHt planting =
tws ~ thr-~ we~k- lare-. that th~ =
r,shf. vet snsi rzsnv amt ti.s xrsunsi r uaarh
wow-~ euustitins than az thr -urr~~rssiiislg
last var Thts re-uls t. r~xsrsis~i serursfs
snt r~iishl~ amt insii~af~- a larr-fv ds~rvassd
Frsstu-sicu e cottsu f-r tAis sra~sal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
vzrs The old Wabash ArI

ground or h,,,h - :. ote
Wabash. Ind crs.-Sfu- a.. - i
used a. dock <ras-x r. -
abandoned twenty v-ar~ a., - -
xr"uad has remained v.ean. -. g
P'1=~~sSiou was b.uu, s.
and the cas-, has i,.~. 49,, - -
part of The canal In w,h,.h - =
owned BY -,1rspaav IN. -. a.
cisterf that the dock <rar.~ .h-gt.f -~~.-.
- the heirs ~ Col. Hanna r. --,,,,-,,t
= new IN tho heart of the citv .,.4 :.
worth thousands Of dollars.
THosAs SFErR. an arrhit.-- .,.5
Princeton college graduate sh.s ana
KILLED himself. accidentally Il i claimed
at h1S h"ue IN South Oran~~. Nj On
'ns -s'h
thREIE BpoEEE- cuuutrv belle. S-
PaasntEn IN a breach ot pruu1fse. suit a.
'ro>nrn- Ind against Melvin wv~su.r
pa Whch >he ASKS trr ss.oas damages.
lnry became engaged in N. fall Of
i,st- ous Nysnnx has since married an
otner- Plaintiff av~rS that all the
"nlie u"feucant was pretending tn
niaS- love In her he was also paving
court To his present wife
>cHo"L children playing near the
Harrington Ia rpIier mills. on .h-
-tth- found the dead b-p.fvot a hahv near
the Burlington. Ce,tar Rapisis q North
eru railrs'ad tack Marks "a it. thr,,a.
showed . 20 have been sfran<Ie,f =,
dsa'h u = supposed IN hav- b.-vu
thrown frum a passing train
JoES WILLARD and Charles w;~.,.,r,
aerrl~e,f II the nrur,fe- of Edvra-f A
Dr-xIer IN -. Louis. have .a.-h 7,aS.
confessions charging IN. ar.uaf ~,,r7-
mission of the crime On the other T, =
morally certain that ~r. ~ ,h,.-, !.
guilty. and puhIh. opinion leans Tn rh.
hsIi~f that both arr s.rtarF- -
ACHrFNprE,- ono ~ .h,. ms, ,..-.,Yv,,
snakes s,l ~. fnuad m Honduras -.
discovered in a bunch s,f bs,nanaS f, -.
warphus1Ss - th. w,~-.Is -,r,,s,r,.- =,
New York lie wa< thr-- ant n h.Is
feet n I..uvth AMI vp-v v-,-;,,.,. tn.
reptile was -..,-rr-y,t. and has b.-~n sen.
to the Central park --zn.l.-
MKS- AEExsSpEz. an invalid and h.-
nurSs. an olf Iaiv uauls,f E.Iizahrth
IoneS. we're burned t0 d,-ash- amt pr
Briggs ami Mrs King were fatally
burned m a srv IN New York aat
house on the 18th several other p.r-
sspus vrrp NOR. or less burned s,r other
wise iuiurv,i
WM AsroR's b.p.fv has been en-
. hains.i and viii ~ brought To New
York ou the Ia Ba1ryuue By his widow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
WEATHER FOR May.


w~ssA~~ Dwrt~x sA~ usn1A -s Fts----
A~~s~ffzx 10 Kew Frt n Hi-k.. ss~ 81
Lsas~ Prwvn-s. whs--~ rr~af~tt.sa. are
Hs--~niax Hs~--asta ws--s--
>r. L"rrs. April sa.-Rev Irf HkkS.
The - Louis weather pruphxt- has this
to say Of thu owning mssnth-
Co.A ci-~r w-ssA~r VII ssgrans-~ frsus ~-~s 70
-s-s tarsnx the ar~t fxv. e Mxv ~ Nav Ia
~srm ssv- vii spv-.sr IN ss~ ~.s-s ssss-ust-I -
sts-m 4s-siapns~nss Il Hssrxs-f Intensity
wishtn fgrsv eight Assars II 3 . N af tn va
te- ~~ur~~ gf sh- g~rszt--sazrnss q rzark.si
-Trsunhr r-s--tflsrfs-~, sse~nak-t hv haf rain or
sssasi~r VII vssts zs.sss p~rs. - sns r-lsnsrv
s~ pr~rmr~e ssr ps~uarusnai rr-a~ ~ -ulsf ant
he IN -is--r Frsxinisy ~ -srn oshsr wssA .zslf-
f@a HHss -rsr-rus arssvs - s-snv~rasmr~. F-pst-
ar sszar~f szar- - ssiiss me --zr at ssarus.
shaus ta~ zaxhf of M zen sr sfh. ~ the a.srsA
*ui w~-s. r-arnfnx sn-- -s-r-ra -~~ssrns a sav
er t~p later E~ns~rfax sa~ R'ta snst tith.
r~-rtksasrr esrsiitsra% - srsnu-rstar. ami
esrpsafrs~ vr~-sar-. eating tn sss'raa.. a.T hs
esune-f -.
TA% a-xf sts,vra v--rs-i b. -~utral On th.. Isss.
ersn<fnx e. cslnsiaatinx -s.r=s On th- Hsth
rs- p~rss-i rsns er-sn the ttra ~ fA~ isth A
ts~ntY fezr asur~-~ay -as-h afs-rn'-sn ant
sv-ntnx-wif zsssss tixslT result frr --xr1l stav.
shssus shi. sirrzs
euat ss~s-fv wtrsf frsul v-~r ant assrth vii
snsiiras@ r~-@&sass - sssrrn- H-avy rrys-ts will
- h~srf frssu - the arrsawxr-f h-sws..u ~,
lAth snf -tst- Ah-Eus th- - b.sx ont g,r q ~
turn q vvrT warm aay.. vita r-artisuarr
-tssr-1~
rn. is-s -trrun periu.I e sh.. uaaass n srs,ra
tns csfh ~ th~ &th era tA- sEth f.Ih. the nav
Hzs's1s. -.ttiT,ax u N~r~ury the STA Venus
.sia IN fsif sosr~-sH ssruhsn. With . regular
uissn PsrsNl r-ufr7l On shs .sth Putting
81 the-~ eauss-s tsx~th-r ami stifssx the tss-s
49,
~ r1sv sirnc-s surely expect Disturbances It
graf vtsirt,s-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
B-Es.Ea<rsd Afghan saIda~r.-

LoSDoS. April so--It Is stated N |.
dispatch from PeshAwur, India that
the troops Of the Emir Of Afzhanistan
stationed in three villages between
Heat and Bamian have been treating
the Inhabitants in such an Outrageous
manner that the men Of the VII
lazes joined fOrees and made
attacks upon the soldiers. The
troops sustained a severe defeat. and at
last reports wsre holding out against
extinction behinG barbados. The pop
ulaee = thoroughly aroused and deter
aimed 10 wipe czs lcng-sssadiag seSrcs
Bssssss sss sulSssET.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

What PROMISES To BE-. an exceptionally
rich gold fieIi has r~cvn.Iv b.sn dis
covered IN tsooehland county. Va
be discovery maste on the farm af g
y Prinr. Eent'- store ani shau- eight
miles fruus Columbia wa-hinx- e q x-svpT
dspostr. wing -nrus tvviwe tnra..- helow ths.
.zrtsre. havs alrsaaY yieisi-.i very srx-iv beth
in dust anst nugv-ts- one uHgEet sThihtts-i
weighed thirty -ix p-unvvpsxhtS Ths. sI..ps,sft
r. IN the great xpbf b,.sring bsIt running
through Laufss, e-aorhiansL RIs-ltin sh am anil
again cruppinx cut IN North Ca-olirra Ahrur
. miie FROM the rr~--at d-rosir x-,id b-arinx
quartz Is being worked Crowds ars fnskuE r.
hs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Near Milan Tenn HenrT Martin n
farmer. committed suiriie by hanging
in hiS barn
suus time <tns-- a- msrrf~,i a h~surifuf vuvlng
-oulan- fron whun hr suon srparafs,t Thi-
euupi-t with financial truuhl-= ea1s...sl the -s=n
.rr- A aoee pina~sf to hts v~-s saying
4 am tiresf - tbs hf~s dr>ert.-si By wife and
frt-uss-. aeatn -sm-= a. a pleasure God
have merry "a r@~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Lumpkin county. tia-- comes so the
from. with tho most peculiar divorce
suft on reeuri The plaintiff Is Haruil-
ton A Bee. ax-d -. aud the defendant
Sarah Bee aged =. Hamilton thinks
Sarah doesn't love him a. she was won't
to do IN the past
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05
VOL. XVI.

-----.ss<o set -unPowder. shipped fos
-, we're srize,i at Hamhurv- on
I. ssa. at the instance eof the Venezue-
.-..,t and taken - the govern
= -rarzxins-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

T. c. watt and Mrs. Lsathsrwoo.f
were married at Meridian. Miss. few
days ago. The groom i an extensive
furniture dealer. and has arnaSSr,f a
competence. notwithstanding he i bIinsi.
having lost his eyes during the war
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

A sos-ial sensation has been created st
Knoxville Tenn by the announce
msnt made in letter from New YcrIe
that Miss Maggie Thoruhcrry. a Ia..aI
artist and hefrs>S. and PROT Summers
bad been secretly married year agu
The announcement vas made hv Miss
Thornhery- who went - New York re-
Gently 20 Join her husband They will
reside in Champaign III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

wTrrsw A<ruR- of New York. who
d. Paris au the night Of the 18th
-us. 1sxf - hi> Hrphevv Wn Waldorf
.ssr rrrshahlr th- ris-hess eItizcn Of
uerz. n wrsslsh being re,~ntiv e<-
rz-s-l AZ saa. ag. .gnr He was n brother
sf-ss laar Iahn Iassb Astor. who died
7.s-s1-- - isna
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

VI F,rr DtSs. Sou If Hon Charles
q ~ Nsw York sun was. on
4. -.,h eErctc,i president Of the New
-. b.,sr,g u park commissioners IN
.,,-sf tlbsrt gallup. whose term had
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

A rTS-rrrrrvE cyrI~ue visited the
.s,sr, sa1uship>of Hastings COUNTY
- "A the .ssh- leaving widespread
- n - wake The fOrv~ Of the
a. raS INST severely felt in the
.-z-..:sS q Carlow. Mayo and Mount
r.re
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

Mrs Robert Price was burned 20
death near NeRae. Ca the other dav.
Her clothing caught fire. and no one
being near she was burned N crisp
before her screams brought assistancs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-05-05

r.r vr-~sieut. on the 18th. scns to
.,-a-, the aru,inasipa Cf T. IefFer-
rs..Tsfzr. # Massachusetts, tn hs
.-r.r .xsrz1rsEinary and minister plen-
.,,r-arv # the United States 20
r-~tp