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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAaS.

The President has approved the act
TO authorize the construction of bridge
over the Tennessee river near Deposit.
Ala
THERE Is little doubt that the H0f-
heimer syndicate scheme 10 secure con-
troll OF the majority Of the WHISKY plants
in Kentucky has again fallen through
The cotton drn Of Bjckham 6 Moore.
Of New Orleans, collapsed on the Ist.
The firm went TO the wall with Iiabili-
ties approximated al s3Uo.O00.
CoNSIDERABLE excitement has been
occasioued At Anthony. Kansas. over the
abduction Of Anon Farmer. Alliance
member Of the board OF county commits
sioners. and the attempted abduction OF
Alexander Terrill, \ Republican mem-
Der Of the board
The public debt statement. issued on
the ist. shows that the interest and
nor-inserest-beArin- debt decreased
ssss. s55. 50 during the month Of July
Cash in the treasury. sTss. -. .-7t-si-
SIX BOYS. ranging IN age from 20 rs
years. we're drowned near the mouth of
the Red river. twelve miles east Of
Winchester. Ny, on the 5ist-
ABRAHSx Lone was found dead AZ
Little Rock. Ark on the 3lSt- having
died from the effects Of sunstrOke- This
is the first case reported in she State
this summer
SUFFERERS from the drouxht-ssrieken
districts Of Mexico are coming into the
United States as e PAso. Tex. n great
numbers. and Are Offering their labor
for board or = cents tAy- They have
built little mud houses in the river
bottom. and sabsist on what they can
pick up.
The American Bar Association has
had s,ru-< OF Two gold medals. each
containing 500 worth Of pure gold 20
De presented 10 David Dudley Field of
NewY ork- and Sir ROundelI Palmer. Of
.as English bar, for distinguished
services II the advaneeners OF the
science Of IIrisprudence-
THr entire ror-uniou crew Of the
bark Richard Ill was kidnapped by
union sailors a. NanaimO. H. C.. on the
sIst. and made prisoners for several
hours
THOSE who participated in the scenes
n Homestead. Pa, on JGly sth viii be
prosecuted for aggravated assanls and
battery. highway robbery. larceny.
pocket picking ss4 esheF crimes aud
mISGe#ssalsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
MARRIAGE IN As1S5Es,a.


Abyssansa - a country where. IL mar
r1agr i n failure. il can ~ easily dis-
solved There i absolutely no legal or
holy tie- When a man - DESTROYS Of
marrying a girl he directly applies T.,
her parents. The maitens. like fho~-
m many European countries. arr SCI
dom consulted on The question. sh.s
lover Arranging with the father ~
male relatives regarding her dover.
which generally msanS few b~eveS.
sheep or pisceS of cloth. and sometimes
gold
on the marriage day the hrisiegrsora
presents himself with his best man at
the house If his future tather-fr, law.
Much feasting goes on till the hri.ts -
carried Of by her husband. generally
N his shoulders. while the male rcla-
tives closely follow. making a canopy
IT their tO-as to keep of the RAYS gf the
sun, or perhaps the effects of ths evil
eye Behind come crowd II young
girls and boys. metho.iically lifting
their arms above their heads. and clap
ping their hands to the measured b..at-
ing OF tom-toms carried BY men runainx
along the fianks of the prpe.sSian. who
ALSO ptoN long trampet>.
The happy couple that I saw mar
ned outstrippsd their followers with
he exception Of their best man. and al
iast reached the tow n green. where the
rrnnnSnen formed screen with their
cloaks round the happy psrr. wnen rne
deferred eourtship began
II is a custom for the supporters of
the groom generally six in number. To
be present on this occasion. and for
many days afterwartt 10 go round visit
ing the houses of the mutual friends of
the married pair, extolIing the beauties
Of the bride and the accomplishments
OF the groom generally finishing up
with . grotesque dance. which Is much
enjoyed by the enthusiastic ueighbors
,rowding round the open doorway
Though this marriage can be an
snlled according to mutual Agreements
~ bride aud groom IT, after years 81
happiness together. they wish 10 cement
The tie more closely. the pair simply at
.end the holy communion together in
church and the marriage IS then
looked upon as indiSsoluhl le--fs ~Sterie
IIllie :. in Century.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
THE BULL VICTORIOUS.
Two Nen Killed Daring the Progress Of .
Meriean Rulf Fight

SAN LUTs PoFOsf. Mex July g0-A sick
ening accident occurred here WesIuss-
day night. at a bull fight Witnessed by
electric light in the new ring near the
limits of the cit There were fully
5000 present. aWJng them being a
number Of American ladies and gentle
men tourists. The matadora. Alberto
Limeftura. was in the act of giving
the third buIl a fatal thrust with his
short sword when he slipped and fell
The frerzied bull had him on his horns
IN moment and was guring him feru-
ciouslv when three of the bauderiIleros
rushed 10 the rescue. Suddenly he
charged upon one Of the banderiIleros.
who sought protection behind barrier
erected in the ring for that purpose
The bull overlook him. and caught him
upon the sharp points Of his horns
which penetrated entirely through the
mans body. The crowd was wild with
excitement. the Nexicans cheering the
bull for his grand fighting qualities.
and when the buyle sounded the call Of
the Lasadore< 10 come in and
throw the mad animal 70 be killed
the spectators protested vehemeutIy
against such action The dead body OF
the banderfllero remained on the bulls
horns until the animal was killed
Linertura. the matadora. died while be-
ing removed from the ring The per-
fornaHce was then stopped by the po-
lice au.hGrities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
NO. IS.
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.
I'm year $500 churches Aa-v ice

I'm . year $500 churches hav~ hcen
built in the Unite,f States.
The foreign missions Of the Dutch
ehurch received in the year Just closed
tIisT D.
Sweden is the most Protestant
country. for out Of a population of -
80. 900 only SO ar~ Roman Catholics.
Miss Margaret Foster tI~rrici. -
the Harvard annex. has b--en awarded
the Sargent prize % 800 for the best
netrieai translation - an ole - Hcr-
ace The prize was won by a girl two
year, ago.
There are eighteen denominations
Of NethcstiSss in the nitsd states.
having Total number of cummuuirantS
Of little over ). .00u. 0ao ~ the~e near
lY cne-half belong to the Metho.iiSt
Episcopal church
Dickson county. kaS. has a county
superintendent Of schools who. when
he visits schools. takes along box "
tools. saw. hammer. etc. and txr> all
the broken seats. ds,-ayed dour--ters
and dilaPidated broom> ne ccunes across.
-ChicagD Herald
-Among the cardinals who are named
n the possible SUCCESSOR - Lee, XIII.
arr Cardinal Monaco La VaIrtts.
Cardinal Cspevelstru and Car,IinaI
Giorttani. but there il no certainty that
either of the three will outIive the
present venerable pouti~
Elder A. y stewart. - the Mormon
church. has made an arrangement for
the concession ~ io0. go acres ~ land
ninety miles southeast Of chihuahua.
where h. proposes a. locate Mormon
colony vt NOT less than 500 families
He claims that p,ivgany will not r..
prseticrd BY the c,,louist-
Along the West African euast there
sr~ now 20 Protestant churches and
A5.ooo pupils. Thirty-Hve dialects ar
languages have br~n mastered. int,
yhich pprtion> II the Scripture and ~
lgtuus b'poI<s and tracts have been
translated and printed and s,sn.,
sn~S lssir~ % the tsu-p.l has reached
about eight millions of b..night~,l Afrl-
cans Christian Uni.,n
In isss there was but or., r~pr..-
sentative of homeopathy in this cuun-
try To-day ss.9oo physicians arr en-
rolled under the banner cf Hahn~mann
In I-1s the hr-t homeopathic cotI@g..
IN the world was incorporated. issuing
diplomas to sixteen phySs.ians in sfx
years Now thsr~ arr sixteen such
colleges. graduating annually seo .tu-
dsnts-N. q. Times D.-uio-rat
1t is not generally known what
wonderful progress has been u1ad. IN
this country of late years in TEACHING
th, dumb 20 speak II APPEAR fruua
thr official records that last year artis.u-
lstion was taught u M IesS than 4st5
pupils IN Amert;au schools for the deaf
In n large number of the-s cases the in
arnitv dated frum birth. and was in
hsriteL L-Philad~lphia Ledger
Dir Pisr~.sn- - ho has sn assrpta bIv
ali~d >purgrou' pulpit far several
mouths. rrv~Rtlv Pr~aehsz! y sermon
asking for money He inquired vvhv
some ~f hrs auditor~ would not give up
smoking and devote the results of thiS
economy to charity and suggested that
ladi~s might likewise make Sacrifie~<
t-v <~ltfng 1r sending him 70 sell S.,u,~
- their jrvelrv. The next evening
while NJ was sitting with his d~aeouS
N council box was HANDED into shs.
rueEn and, HF-sn examination. was found
Ia be full af esistlv Jewels.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

CHICAGO. July es.-The propeller
City Of Concord and the tug Chicago.
belonging 20 the Dunham Towing Co,
eollided IN the lake. hve miles south Of
the br~akwater shortly after midnight
yesterday morning The ting rolled
over and sank Immediately. Oscar
Page. cook Of this city. and William
Kopfer. deck hand. living at Nauis-
tee. Of the tugs crew, were drowned
The captain engineer and fireman Of
the Chicago were taken from the water
BY sailors on the Concord The two
men drowned were asleep in the cabin
and were probably caught IN the wreck
and held below
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Charles H-aFv Hsr'ifn w.s sle--t-i <sw-rnsr
u .'-ssfrt "a 80 anal .~rw-f unstI ts-g ~.
ws-s native q k~ntHckv. bnrn IN rrtmh3-
rpuaty. JAY Il ESSk IN ta~ ausunn q th-
surzs~ Trsr rs parsnt. "a Nfasstrf and
s~etlast n Columbia. Eslsu@ rspsTnrv Young
Har-tta xrsflss~i At thu Mama university IN
AL. And ar s1rs began IN prsrrire e law n
Fsiicn. thi= state From t-&s - tSS. a. xa- at
tur--y % the rair,i isth-fsl district and ars-r-
~srt --rv~.s several terms IN bush hraarh--- e
tAs state irxisistur-.
IN u-aa H.r-fn Wa member as sh- e.ua-ns.-
ssua - -wvhse AMI eofsry ta- srstass aws af IN,
STAT.
Wh~n ths war u ta-s r~h.fliaa hroks sa. art
t1~ question: u s~s-s~-sen cane sp Zoe arfs1a b.
resess t<sars-t Nis-oart xuin< cut as shr Uzissa
tnst IN l-s- rstir~sf ra ats farm mar shi- eitv
and VIM rh- var riss-~t resurasst sas prsas.ti-s
% = pFof--~scr-
IN HsTi ts.sv Hsrffn s1.turr~t the Hsr,tin o.
Ha> enr~r-- near TIM. cfty ~fth pv,,u-rry wNl-,-E
az over s~tssH xnf nss ssi,.- been pr,--ii.ut IL
- es1Erst - dI-~--ar. IL "a. all aa. nf. xfx~a
Hsush Hss~a.sua TO tne sau=ss % -~fus-afasr-
His remains will 30 Inferred tenn
Porarily on the odd homestead Just north
Of Nexiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
FUN FOR The eoYsi

wsrid-. Fair Attraction Net Dswn -.
the Biiis-rh~ NAraat. fs- W-r-. w.mt.
>e1'-tArstsa fren th- ChI~sxo Trtban~.
whi~h the Latter OG~w. - tstx~ Him A,
its Own w.y-E1xhs-p t.tss-- "a
we Hanfs sf the fI<htts< EsfItsr. whs
. fhtrssia< for sssr-. IN rw-atv-Fsar
Vest Ring In Ia rars Darfrx ths
wsrts-. F.Ir
CHICAGO. JUL = The Tribun.
prints the following. The following
letter has hem received fruyn th, Mar
quss Dc MgreS-
= RES D. Mc~r THAnaa.
Parts Jaiy Z, lsr-
Ie ~, E<sfr- Css~sFe Tr8=Hs
DEsn <tRs-I aosi-, th- u,~uss.,,, r.- max. a
NJ Ha'ss> n yoar hssus q Jua. - I an hsgpr
sa ssr that ~ far Fuhire sentiment - eua-
e-ras-i n this cezutrT Tp1r kini sapr-csasisn
81 rrr-~if = mt shsr,-L visa u kaow n az
-'ilt.ar q th- Trfaua~. Yoa take th- r--pou ,I-
s'iify % the srts-is. Toar. truly
t>t<a-il N On Ms.n.
This letter admits Of only one inter
presaticu- The Marquis De Morrs
wants satisfaction.
He shall have IT, A<th~ challenged
party the Chicago Tribune has the right
u name the time and pgas.s Of meeting
aast so ehou~- the weapons
he sighting editor Of the Tribune.
VIII meet the Marquis n. Nor~S at
jackson park on some date 20 hereafter
assre~t upon between ths. firSt 0f Mar
and the last - October. Is98
The fight shall tais- plxs.s. in n ..-fs,.ls
rin<- and shall ~ eousiurt.-I in strict
ae''"r'iause with the marquis of slrlr-,ns-
Derry rules The weapons shall h.
gloves weighing eight ounces. this sire
oein< The largest permitted unrtrr shs.
rules. and the s<ht shall - - q finish.
The eornbst shall take place unsgrr
the au>Picss os the wo-ld-~ Coguna ban
exposition without additional charx.
for admission l., the -ruunsGS
1T = well known 20 The uaruui~.
doubtless. that every frst-cIaSS news
FaF''.r : provided With a hxhting editor
wiis' holsis himself personally rrSDSuSi-
bic for anything that may b. ssaisf IN
ths paper. and = always rrss.tv "a back
Il ap.
The fighting csiitpr cfihe Tribune i.
always m trimming. AMI Is man " h,
habitually thirssS for -,rv.
lie viii h.,lsi hirsis.-lf in r,-asfir~SS q,
meet the Marquis M Nor--~ ~ anv tir1-
70 settle up"u al pr-lirniaariss mt here
stipulated
The Tribune is ready Let Narqus.
De Nore> come ou
The editorial in tn. Trihuu. Z, vvhs-h
the marquis takes exception was pub
Iishesi on June ~. shortly after ,hs t.-
tal duel between the marquis and Capt
Mayer it refers - the marquis a. an
anarchist an sdv~ntarvr ansi n man
of spotted reputation. and coueIusis.s as
follows
1T = cheering to observe that uablis-
sentiment IN France severely essnsirnus
tins dEei. ami that IL Mrrrs haS h.-..u
arrested II n t. b. hoped that he viii
be awarded the severs-t punishment the
law allows and that this worthless. sIi--
reputable marquis NAV -aon fnd him
self az har'i lahor behind the stone walls
Ut some French penitentIary--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
POWOERLY'S OPINION.
He Does Not Think the Pfsk~rtsus the
saints they are Claimed TO he by Th~t:
Employers

He Does Nos rhink the Pisk~rtsas the
saints they are CIalaa~d to he by TheI:
Employers
wAsHISsToS. July 30. Mr. Powderiy,
master workman Of the knights of La
Dor. appeared before the Pinkerton in
v~sstx.tisIu csSsasaalits=- y~-t-1I@y- He
said he had some personal knowledge
of eases where violence had been exer-
ei>ed by Pinkerton men, and had heard
of other cases from what he considered
good authority He read a statement
denying the allegations of the Pinker-
tons before the committee.
Mr. Powderly went on TO saw that he
had been investigating the character
of the Pinkertou men and thus far had
found eight OF them of doubtful char
aetsr. despite the Pinkertons' testi-
mOny rs TO the high character Of their
employees. One of them Webb. was
charged with wite-murder. Four with
burglary. two with wife-beating aud
one with arson Mr. Powderiy con
tinued BY showing that the Pinkertons
acted as spies and obtained admission
10 labor councils On false pretenses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
A Dessruetiv. storm

JEFFEsSoSvELE. Ind. July IS
Late Tuss6ag s-eninS this city was
visited by n severe rzin-storr accom-
panied by heavy peals of thunder and
disastrous bolts of lightning The resi-
denees of Edward Heller. = r. Def
lender. Ebenezer Davis and Jeff Davis
were damaged by electricity Nine
persons were stunned among whom
were DR. Edward CALDWELL. James Ford
and Mrs Sarah Patrick Their in
iuries are pronounced critical Mr~
Wm- Gelter. rrsiding IN Port FULTON.
was knocked iEto ln-rIxibillsy and 70
s;isl sassn-eiog@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

PrTrssCzGH. Pa July 9o-Two EN-
plcynent agents. supposed 20 be repre-
sertirg the Carnegie Steel Co. were
nohbed BY workmen on South DIAMOND
street Thursday night They had
collected n crowd of mill men, Nfse.
because the iron scale had not been
signed and promised good wares for
work On n new railroad. not 10 ated
4 runOr was started that they were
getting men for Homestead. which -
enraged the mill men that they madsy
BET upon the solicitors and gave them
severe punishment A detail Of pcSes
VS. called and suppressed the Eios.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

II IS rare indeed to fnd a blue-eyed
person who IS eolor-Aind
IDAHO IS the only state whose name
has never been satisfactorily accounted
Tor.
II requires si.ooo. 600 every twenty
four hours to run Uncle Sans govern
menE
THE points Of the compass can be told
from trees by very simple observations.
The side OF the tree upon which moss
iz found i the north II ths tree be ex.
posed to the sun It's heaviest and Long.
CSC lknhs vii hsoa the sossh s;ls.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

First Merchan.-rve got q jewel o.
an ofiee boy
Second Merchznt-Kesps everything
neat zbout you aad gets rid Of unpleas-
ant callers
FRS. NsrchAnt-So. not that He
hasn't a relative in the world
Second Aerrhant-How does that
make him i-wel7
FIRST Mechanically. he can't s~s
sn afternoon OF during the baseball
season TO 90 TO his gr4ndnother's f1-
nsrsL, aoz't yos s-st-S. Y, Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

AkxraS r7Dgers captured a party of
so'--s near TrespiaraS, Recently. and
s''er Identifying the men by stolen
F7p~rsF upon their persons. took them
'Sf and shot the entire number. Ieav-
r. iAsir dead bodies where thev fell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

- :. |" tAe 18th the Louisiana board Of
- - mad heard nothing of the re-
exlstenee Of cholera At Vera
-. w salmon secretary of the
4. sad ne had no doubt that if
were true. il would have been
: s1rnnnleated To the health authorities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

a 9 o PEoBsr. Of Columbus. =ecre-
AZ II the ohio board of health is pre-
nr-rs ef--ular ~ send 90 all the 10
= hnrshs Of health N the state. giving
NC -c'isGs as so the best method Of
r-entnx and curing cholera
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

- apreme court of New Hampshirs
'aaered decision. on the 18th. .us-
1alns the eoustitutionality Of the law
- - saieh Frank Almy. the murdere,
-sa''ste Warden was to be hanged
- aenied the motion of his counsel TO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

I'VE snate- on the s1th- confirmed
y aanEnatious If Watson A. So~rrv.
= neaNzre. to be minister TO Persia.
40 ir1xtsu Beale. Of California. to b.
!. 4a,s'er resident and consul general of
= ai'sd states to R0umania. Servia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

EI4sav- CEAzLES IT, HAzDrS. Of Ms
szr-- Dirt az his home in Mexico. Au-
f-an e1uarv- ou the 18th shortly be-
hre as asa he trok the hand of his
sEss anh eiFsp~si il IN last gvod-by,
b<sag x.zbls "a ar-ie,rIas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

e@'F> covering an area IT r0.ecO
s-ss n the vicinity Of Pennington.
nm we're destroyed by a terrific
aallssmHi, gu the 18Th doing damage
ssSnatrd al ssna. eso. Hailssoue, a.
Is hens eggs fell To q depth of sir
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

az
over the Contents OF the v.aIs. knssns-
ing 9" Tsa rhea-.ad DafI.r--
EL RExo. T. T. Julv sS.->hss ~
after the Bank Of p Reno opened sa-
the transaction Il business. ys~tssr,Iav y
morning. a stranger entered and en-
gagged in conversation with Mrs saw
as-s- wife of thu calShisr. y ha was IN
charge during the Temporary absence
II her husband The stranger ria.ls.
-spEEsr inquiries in regard u rial estate
IN the vicinity and after rersixina- de-
tails about the property inquired for.
he walkest To- an ad iaeeut desk. where
he Spparsntly engaged IN writing Just
then another stranger entered the 4 ,or
of the bank and exclaimed Hands
up The stranger who had first en-
tered the bank expressed no surpris,.sf
at the arrival Of the second man aud
was apparently a companion of his.
The lady IN charge Of the bank WAS
frightened almost to death at the sight
Of a six-shooter revolver IN clos. PROV
unity t0 her face. and at the command
II the second stranger she went tn the
safe and handed out the money stored
IN the vaults. some st0. 600
The robber WAS not satisfied with
this and ordered her tn hand over all
the money in the cash drawers
After the rubber had secured the
money, he ordered the woman To keep
silent under pain of death, and. joined
by his eunfederate. left the bank. and
mounting their horses, both rode away
IN southeriy direction The wousan
recovered her presence Of mind shortly
afterwards and gave the alarm but the
robbers had Zoo good start. and be-
fore the citizens could organize a posse
the men were we'll on their wav To a
place OF hiding IL il believed here
the robbers were none other than the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

- ..'orney of Wilmington. Del. has
draft for $500 from Berne,
.and, being the amount of the
= snn,ty paid BY the canton of Berne
se Imprisonment for 1--WE days
= americans who were arrested
,poesetS The costs of the suit
asso paid by the canton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

TVS sssr-yt IN Pittsburgh Pa. IN
~ tn. tast a petition was 70 be pre-
-srS ~ tae c0untv court Of Alle-
sse1r spuntv. asking IL 20 appoint .
rfHnzl 4 arbitration 20 settle the
Z aa<<fezf sruubls-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

nvrr sil planters zs against -gt last
-ur ave applied IN Louisiana for the
mz-r suznfv- Consolidation Of plan
-ess > the cause Of the decrease.
-s< hrantv, il Is thought. viii reach
q NJ ssf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

T. Pr~rzEt1auary measure agzinss
M nfryiHetiau Of cholera. the secre-
Az Il the treasury has directed eol-
e~.urS II Customs along the Atlantic
-asard ;a prohibit the landing Of emf
szzfx s-m france
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

a'ssFsSr GENERAL MANAGER wArS-
NN'aL Of the Grand Trunk railway.
- ar 'ninSs that the retaliatory poi
!. pnopoSed by the United States. Il
-. - INTO operation. will injure the
- and New England states more
an II viii Canada.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

waSr< : Bach. who was for more
as sxeztv 7sz-s either n part owner
.r-ie proprietor of the View York Sun.
nni rsaSsl.t e IN its present owners.
6-i az his zone in p-ekskill. y Y,
"a sa~ Tsn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

VI srrLTvaS. probably the oldest
-sr n the state Of New York. died at
M--urs an the 9Th He was TOT
- sd laSs pee~mb~r. and had never
--zuirrd the services of n physician
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

~nase. on the ssth- unanimously
~vs-n--E the nomination Of George
as r. Of Pennsylvania to be an
|~~ats iastice Of the United States
--~-re ewnr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

TEE s.eazner City Of Paris arrived ..
xuYsrk fruu Liverpool IN the 2Tth.
s-zr bsassu all previous records.
rn- .ae trip frsm Queenstown In 5
Is hours and s. Minutes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

a. sofzs, of Amesbury. Mass. has
:. - ana Alysis Of water taken from
AZ the Cable house. Salisbury
- Aass- He found that the water
w,- large percentage of chloride
- 49, 1Itrates and other organic
tnis seems 70 explain the
a. = ne wholesale poisoning At the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

rwsrst has made its appearance in
rysz.I. nj several cases were reported
x,-.u On the ssth- II also cputin-
~v-r~ with virulence in the south
- - RYr<Siz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Eox THnxAs n REED was renomiu-
..-s s.r conx-ss< By scclamation 1T the
=. ws.l district republican conveu-
m "a the 9Th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

-vrusu United States cruiser Column
=. vas launched at the shipyard Of
r-naE Z Son. at Philadelphia, On the
.ssE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

.r,.s. = n Crane pastor Of the Sew
" Methodist church in Omaha.
accepted position offered
go H,saap Thcocrr as superir-
oi Methodist missions IN Bonn
- .sna and VIII leave for his new
= COR September L Mr.. Crane
:. NE most noted pulpit orators