Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

EHr National Burial Case sxs,rs. .s,,-.
vas IN session in Chicago on the r,,A
J. . aid the meeting was not purely in
ta~ interest Of their health. In Other
wcrds> an advance in the price Of COT.
nns y 70 sr made. aud . good sub
s&ntsaa asvafce il viii Re. probably
not less than 10 per cent
AT Tarnopoi. in Austrian Gali~;.- n
sehoolh-ov named Johann Sehv-,f -
ssPerated beyond endurance hx the
hsrshness with which he had been
treated by Prof. GlowacLi. shot the ln.-
ter dead as he was leaving the elas.-
room on the 18th He then turned the
pistol to bis own head and cred again
killing himself instantly.
The Oid-TiEne Teiegraphers' reunion
~ omaha. Neb.. closed on The 18th
eesoiusions expressing sympathy for
PRESIDENT Harrison in the severe Illness
OF has wife and extending greeting 4,
the g. A r. national enca mprneut vv-r-
passed Chicago was chosen ns IN.
place of the next meeting.
A BrILErfS issued by the New York
health department says that in the for
C-eight hours ending at 10 a. m On the
18th. no new cases Of cholera had been
discovered or developed in that city.
The health authorities Of Pittsburgh.
Pa, have taken steps toward the cree.
tion OF an emergency hospital for the
accommodation Of cholera patients
should any aPpear.
1ov- BorE- opened the democrats.
campaign at Carroll. In. on the 18th.
addressing an audience OF :, ,Doo p~r-
sons mostly farmers
TIE NorTranniA passengers were -~-
leased from Fire island. on the 18th,
and proceeded To New York by boat
The American fishing schooner Hat
tie Maud hz. been seized and tovvesi
into 81 John. y r. on = charge o.
shipping n seaman a. Sheihourne. "
$ last rear, in violation Of the treaty
of fsis
AxEzzCAS MINISTER IIxcory. LSen..
Emory and other well known Amer.
leans. "a well as English friends. a.
tended the fanerzl a, FolkeStone. on
the 18TH of the late Rear-Admirzl John
Cumming Howell. Of the United states
nary. retired. who diea On the 18th. nj
the Nsupach hotel. Folkestoue
THE four immigrant girls who Land
Ell at New York from IN. Fri-siand and
who are supposed 20 have intru<iueeSi
the cholera intOthas city. were sent Ia
Willard Park hospital. on the 18th.
where they viii he detained until the
disease = stamped cat
AxVNExR Of immigrants with through
tickets to the United >tat=sAre stranded
IN Quehee. Can. the railroads Also
lately refusing 20 allow them 10 board
their trains IL ls-olxs zS IL the steam
ship rnpanies viii have 10 take th~s-
people hack 20 EGrope-
ALLISON v AKxouG's steam yachs
G-yphon. which was sapposeSs N have
fOunder~d IN Lake Michigan with all
on board. arrived safely a. - joseph.
Mich shortly after Midnight On the
morning Of the 18th
The s~irrs American schooner Hattie
Maud : in the ha1as Of Collector q.
Customs Rae NJ s. JOAz- v r.. whc
has placed an armed xua-i on buarsi
THE ehoaerz epis~nie = sahsidinz :
throughout Russia. E0re faru-able re-
ports being received from every diree-
ton
The death of Charlotte Becx. whieA
occurred N New York on the iS.h,
was on the 18th. OFsri.iiy declared to
have been due 10 Asiatic eholrrz
THIEVES entered the shop Of one ct
the leading jewellers Of Sehoubrunn
the summer residence of the imperial
family of Austria Abous noon Of ;hS
18th, and being detected in their opera
tions BY the proprietor. killed hmm and
escaped with their booty