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Match Shoot at Dexter Park.

\ four handed sweepstaks match shot OF At Der
ter Park yesterday between schlieman.F. lbert j.
Eppig and c. Englebrecht. The conditions were $40
twenty birds twenty i've yards rise:
tho highest scorer 20 take the money and the
est to pay for tho birds j. Schleman won with sco
OF "a. lbeit aud j. Ebpig tiea with 20. and O. Rn
Kebrecht scored 10 On the shootOn between r. Ibers
and r. J. Eppig for the birds, tie former won
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23

Two more attachments were issued yester-
day against the New England Terminal Com
both in favor Of the New York and New Eng.
land Railroad Company.
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A NEW TEAM RECORD.
Belle Hnmlln aud Globe Trot In STA .
Circular Trnck.

Circular Trnck.
DETROIT. July 22.-There were more fast
miles hero this afternoon when the blue ribs
bon meeting ended with another large attend
ance and capital snort. The honors for speed
went to c. J. Hamlin's team Belle Hamlin and
Globe. as they trotted in 2:13. the fastest per-
Torrance over u regulation track. and equal
to the record made by Belle Hamlin and JUS
tina ut Independence in October. 1900. Tho
trial to- day was against 2:13t. tho best time
previously made on an elliptcal course by
the same pair at Belmont Park. Philadelphia,
about eight weeks ago.
After ono unsuccessful start. Globe failing
to get round the first turn on his stride they
went away true and straight. making tia,
quarter in 34la seconds. Then GcerB hurried
them to the half in 1:07S. and three-fourths
of the journey was made in 1:40h. Coming
homo he used the whip. and the champion
pole trotters responded by trotting the last
quarter in 32't seconds: There was great ex-
element as President Campau announced that
q new record had been made.
Mr.. Hamlin was equally delighted with the
speed shown by Nightingale in tho 2:19 class.
Martha Wilkes. she carried the bay along at a
sulky with bicycle wheels. and it suited Mar
tina Wilkes SO well that a third heat in 2:15
was only fun for her. and she might ns we'll
have gone fraction faster and got $500 for
doing 1t.
stake brought out nine OF the trotters that
competed for the larger prizes on Tuesday.
Fayora seemed best on public form. but he
was unsteady. and another we'll bred stallion.
Five Points. proved the best OF the lot Sum- i!
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DR.. LESLIE E.KEELEY

Has established at Babylon L. L. branch of his cole.
brated Institute for the treatment OF Alcoholism, tho
Morphine Habit. and Nervous Diseases FOR pArticu-
lars address wA. WISE BabyloA. L. l. or call ct New
York ONCE. East 27thsI
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Cleveland Thanks "a Democratic Club.

Mr.. Cleveland has sent this letter to PresI-
dent Andrew Jackson Fallon OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of the Twenty third
ward. in Brooklyn in response to the congrat-
uations OF the club on his nomination:
My DEAR SIR: Please accept my sincere
thanks for your hearty congratulations and
for the good wishes expressed in your letter
of Julyn. My political experience mas taught
me to rely very largely on tho devotion and
loyalty Of the kings county Democracy and
have no apprehension that they will fail us in
the campaign now impending. Very truly
yours. GROVER CLEVELAND"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23

JACKSON. Miss. July 22.-President Jamison
Of the State Alliance refuses to run for Con-
gress as Democrat in the Fourth Mississippi
Democratic platform causes his withdrawal.
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when Baby was siot. we gave her CAstoriA
when she was Child. she cried for CastoriA
when abe became Miss. she chung t. CsstorA
Whsa she had Chilarsa. she gave them oss,ssaA
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DIED.

CHAN Friday. July "a. Mary E., eldest
daughter of Frederick Y. and Mary Chambers.
Funeral from tho resdonee OF her parents. somsr
Vile. N. j., Monday. July 25 At3P.N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23
Kitchen Economy.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking Powder
to be ~ per cent stronger than any other brand
on the market. If another baking powder is
forced upon you by the grocer, that you are
charged the correspondngly lower price
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Elegant Saratoga Limited via New York Central
Bee time table. lds
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2:1D class: purse $1,000.
Martha wilkes b. m. by Alcyone Ella, by Clark
i
Eighting ale. oh. Geert).
Steve Whpple. br. g. George Stnrr)
Prince NJ. b. & (sRndcrs).......... ........S
f.lkO. Nilils)
Corralord. b. g. tGauntlett).
Tina wilkes. b. m. Goldsmith
Margaret NJ. (Miller) Sdts
Time-2:18H. 2:17A. 2:15.
Merchants and Manufacturer Consolidation Stake.
81, 900; 2:24 class
Five Points. b. g.. by McCurdy's Hambleto.
nian. dam by Bassinger U.eroy).... "a
Prospect. br. a. by Reno Defiance Camp.
Bonhomie b. m. by Red wilkes Davis)..s
FAvora b. g. (iilis... .-...................a 2 3
Brother Dam CHI &. tGarrity).... 5 5
Clay Herr, br. q. acknowledgements 8 4
Recine, e. g. tRobensJ
Mogul b. q. (Smith). y
Col Bismarck lPickep..........,...........!. DR..
Time-2:2lh 2:19. 2229t. 2:19h ,:2s.
Special purse 8. 900 against time
Belle HAmlin and Globe
Time. 2:13.
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Tor other DoaM Notices zee page &
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


MAGNOLIA. S~p.- s-whea oo@rs net
ssis sscrnisx Sheris Boyd had ;seasv
GOOD cstsS~ns sG==Oae1 ss grz=t 5zrSrs-
Tie charge delivered hy Jz1<~ CASSIDY
was the most fcrcible ever beard here
aa4 irap-~~~ed ali wisA iAe fars that sae
cozrt meant ever -c-1 zts>rc4 JB1<e
Cassidy hexza By 6isrzssiax tAe daties
OF good ettaz@zs. laviax particular stress
aPoa tie &1sy AMI responsibilities -
ErAz4 !Erur~ lie thea referred - the
unprecedented crfzszAl reoc-a os Pike
Co1zsy. saying A~ had h-~. soa4 theFs
had been afte~a murders in tAts oo11sy
sancc The iAss tern os csSr1 He cgslA
eounf tea nzrsers Aiz1s~sf. q large p~r
esat ef whaeh wss sAe r~~nlt of rnob
ia- He portrayed sae eveafs shas Ia
varsahly tolio~ lyscAilxs Aa1 toIa the
grAs1 szry IL vas fAsir &ssy 20 tier
o=<alT szvessiszse esery eRsc. All 10
prssabie in4ies svery =aa ~ko rarsiel-
pai@a In s@eA zzia~fzl Acts He gave
particular atsezssoa 30 the r~oezs Ne
CoGs CITY tragedy Which r~szIs-s in
sA- kAs<tnx cs Oa> zexr0 azd the h-eak-
inx OV~a % the pail by . zsoA Th~
iaaxe AL xassriei attorney s~en deter
7ia~a 10 b-~Ak zp lyzeA Law in sAss
c0znsy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

tsxHENwa-en- >cps G-Aaosh@r l-a-
Po-IAa; ect@rpris~ has h.~z aASe1 81
1-e~7woo@- Dr. "a w Yea-~sa a
wealthy ezserp-isizx cisiren 81 Divers
e1rs- Ieaa-- a'r,olPaaieSs by Mr.. Kesch-
ell practical elecsrici1n and zaAchizsss.
cane >oath lcoxizx for ssii.ble place
IN ~Asca 10 lccass machine shcps Ard
foSzdry j. ooasecsioz ziih ras~r~orss
a@4 electric lixhtx G-e~awoud n~.-as
'Ae ~a,er~O-ks AL lights. aai sA~ cisr
cszncal 80 expressed itself ~ = -@~s-
iax Aeid 10 =see: Dr. Yearssa nn4 NJ.
hsaesel 20 hear fhefr vse-x T~
fea<Ssn ho@xht oct ihe safe az.l .ss-.
of the R4<saaie Manufacturing Coan-
FaaT ae-r- and a; an early date mflI
e-ers the ezii4iaxs sc- uu.ckine sASV
aaa fo~a1-y. n Eh~ saza~ sduae GookS=x
- Fz'n7g II wassr<o-ks and es~~s-se
iagafs FOG the use Os The city. whaeh wall
~ @@1os b &Sae- A. the city cs ts-e~z-
~ocf s-e<as ASsA badly aaA wsIl .ab-
sersh~ literally Nsss lie J1ooA N.sS.
Manufacturing Cs-razy. waSoA - sow
ersesizs iAesr b=t53szx. shis gives 10
ts-s~z~oo& ~sthiz tA~ lass Two zsz.hs
sxc iEapcrE1nt ezse-z~S.~<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15
= DAYS sscoRo.
rsr~~ p~stA. SD F@zr N~~ ga~~~ .f
SAss~ss s@e@x sh~ gasr&zsH@<a Ha<x
.. N~~ Nsw& H.r@-mr-


n N~- Ns<s Hsr@~~-
OraRAwrzxr. Stz.~n fxlnzA. Sprs 70
AZ i-as tbs zlc-niz< Dr. JenxSz< -
c~irca ;A~ Following f-v1a Swszha-a
over tAr eshae- sixs>a ~ n< Dy-vn-
Have visited sh~ >szns1sA fAix ~wraszx
susl Sad tA~ selio~inx- Teal azzh~r
81 TzEss~nr~rs f-e~s. calm esxA.<~z.
ste~rsg~ 81. cr~~ scvrnty-s~x~1- ga
the voyage fh~r~ we're thsr<v-swo
ceaths % uhieA fherw w-r- twrnsy-
nine IN ste-rz<~. o1e in ezhsn Ar. susS
aznonx the er~x lam starting IN s.<
tag Crystal Water 80 trzn<ter .-w~z
eas-s stricken With the plague 10 the
EnsPstal here % >winbzru Eslanza
The >rans3i7 sailed t-azn HAnburx On
Asxu<s -. and was dae here ThzrS-
cay IL has h~~n va~SoaaS1v reported
tAz. sh~ bad ah-zt SO Ste~rz<~ uas-
srz<rrs ard IL has he~u expected that
she weu1 b. th~ S1zl essuo 90 the
paaEu~-rSf9<n AE~rscza COMPANY. aud
the rep-o-t shows that the 6r<s fears
arr =pre than r~aliz-a No such rzaor-
tsli,y A. ihat Uhieh Capt KoPF has
been oOup~lesi 20 report has hereto
fnre b<~n rrcoraei during the Drcse1.
reign of the plague.
The HanhGr<-Ameriean ca, ro-x has
ssx SHIPS under the han Of the health
Ceseer~s to-wis- The Morzvia. Rugia-
NormAnnia. wieland. Stuhbenhuk and
The Sczrdsa-
The terrible report this morning Ger
tAinly isssis-s the fears of the health
ces1e-. and also his gr~zt anxiety Ia
provide a safe refuge tc- the so1ls that
stin retain health aboard the vessels in
The lower ruadssezsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15
CONDENSED TEIEGRaMS-

HAMLET DESxAKk. the famous sad
de stallion. died 1t Loaisville. KY. On
the Ieth- The horse xas acknowledge
the best blood and greatest sire of sad
Hers in Kentucky. and his loss Is /.
severe one 70 saddle-horse interests
Tue harvest in the wess Of ireland
which recently promised 10 be abundant
has been completely spoiled By inoessant
rains Potatoes are hlighted and the
crops are rotting in the fields Great
distress is inevitable
The cotton crop in East Carroll Parish.
La, will not average half thatof former
years. Plantations that have been pro
ducing as0 bales o, cotton will not PRO
duce over 500 The corn crop is equally
as had
HEAvY rain along the Mexican border
has caused the Rio Grandc 20 oTer1oS
its banks. destroying the erOps On thoG-
sands of acres of land between Eagle
Pass and Laredo. Many sheep an1
cattle have been drowned
The Stars and Stripes have been
planted at the two points nearest the
North Pole yet reached By civilized
nan-
Ar New York. on the 18th gold 20 the
amour, of 500. COO Vas ordered for ship
ment 10 Europe-
AT Rockford. Ill. on the 9Th. during
the performance Of = Wild West show.
Mrs. James Fisher Vas shot and fatally
wounded She was looking AZ the cow-
boys firing with supposed blank cart
ridges. when bullet from one Of their
pistols passed i5rough her BODY
A COMBINE has been formed between
the breweries Of Chicago. By which they
are 20 ccrtrib9te jointly the sum Of
Sooo. ooo for the purchase Of saloons
throughout the city The best paying
establishments through The city are 70
be purchased and run in the interest Of
ths trust
BYa vote Of 5 20 the Associated
Cvcling Clubs OF Chicago have decided
no. 70 zdni. the Chicago colored
cycliug Club 20 the privileges OF the
association Il means virtually that
they are opposed TO the admission Of
eolored cycIers 70 the League Of Aneri-
can wheelmer-
An express train on the santa Fe
Railroad was held up and robbed near
Wharton. ]. T, on the StA By g=as
supposed 20 have been the Dalt0ns-
There were ave men in the gang They
,ook the safe from the ea-, hat seesred
no booty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

@Ae<-oS- >~Ys 9-CozziSsiOzer Nc
LA@raa AAs E14e the fogl0wsz- r~v.s<s
- iAe rzai-o.4 ornzaixssoa In r~rz-t s.s
ne Caz-oz depot @ksrh has r~-~uslr
e~s7 eoz7&essd- -->5zos last zae~ssnx I
sAvs i7sP-Ssed the passenger xeps. NJ
sAaso7- aaa rvP0=t TIA; sid aepSs has
eeea o=zplet~G- an. ;h1s IL Is too snail
a71 szas1e'zzase for The hzssnexs done al
iAas P'osz.- .a4 ] xcai1 r~oozaa@aS IA,
the east-@ eo==aissiSa visit said place.
n i - = paAa~ q ooasiA-r1Ase fzavo~s-
ass1~. aa4 sAez decide ehas shoul4 l..
s0se N The natter o. e-~esia< larger
aa1 7ore oS@zo3soGs 4~p-. Sass
cePsos wKs noz b@iIt as per axr~~-~us
between the -zilro2a oonmfsssoa sn4
Capt NaEs- superintendent % the
niinois ceasral. NJ ;he time said der.ss
was crse-r8-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

Fr<rstt~a Nay ADD to tAe t4st->1H
h.@e-rx sAsFs >s- "a o~.r>@sa@~@
QUARANTINE Staten Island. Sep. Ia
Fear and unrest Is plainly written On
TIE faee of Health ofsc~- jenkins and
his deputy assistants this morning.
eAused by the anticipated arrival OF the
wieiand frcsn Ham ssary. whseh dr,spx--a
sncA1r IN the lower tay at an early
hoar tbs morning. bat this feeling of
s1.P~n>r Wa 10 ~srae exsent Miiayrd
When THE health oEsctals hoaraea the
snip ard. after q Tnos; careful fnv~<ss-
g@ssoa ~ every one 90 the Isi cabin
P'ass~ng-~s aeoara. reported thern in
exe<llen; health
IhtS statement wz. donhted by many
P~-~o1s heszuSe 90 the fact tha, the
Nseland was one % the latest depxr-
tzr-s frora the infected po-t of Han-
burg. but sshscqa<ns ossscial reports
eannrus-,i the news fhA; ;he sAip Was
free frum the p~s.
The 0esei.l r~ccri 80 The dar wa.
thr-e deaths and fOar new eAS.-S
HN-aths Ga the Wycsnizx-E Elia. Phe-
r.r fereer. a~~a !. and Victoria. Eiry
frru~r. a<ed six rscnth<N
On The Ncrmannia-Carl gissS%ou-
New o2~es On ;he Myo-ninx-T~o
k~sss7 Children. Whose ua=ses cunA
nns ~ learned and Aiso th~ mother 20
sae fv-r~r esiiircu. Asscsyh Weiss. a-g,s
81 oae - th~ er~vr. rezurea u S~iE-
hzrz~ i<1anss
Eh~ exact eau~r - sh~ d~ash - the
two fercer chiasirrr- ~ are Sxe~ses.
Uas zns.sss,a qae~sl- azria< the dar,
sna no soczrz.r inFornA,ssa cvsaas BE-
oa'saEHeSl IN rcxArvi 30 the GREATS that
ie1ss MP - fh~ir 1rzafs-- D-. Jenkins
IN =zakia.< thu oescsal ranoura-us~rs q
the @-4sAsN ~ast that thy were szso.h-
ers-s- Anl rsasrzicS1 the ssa.~un~n, tha.
thy ~~re vscsIzs> cs the s-uur-~. He
sah--rg@~nssT saai shas the ehIlir-z
da<-4 f-sssz uAtarai ezz~-s and A.
srr-eSt that tA~r- we're ~ Srmp-
'a<-zS irssi7ztia< ehoa~rs- TIE nsssh-r
os ssc children raS also tA.~n vssh an-
saassskzhie si<zs g sh~ p--ss. As were
aissS taae tNo EzsSazn cAi1.lrru n ha-.e
ass th~ pAysarsaas daxno=-a as
aaarTssrA- N0t hcing snrw th4s ihiS
~.s os~r~rt And &-ssrin< 80 rua ~
rlsl&. Ter JcnkiaS ordered she wyo-s-
in< wAsrh hAa h-~a lyinx IN Epc-r
gG4rzntHm~ 50 aA~ Assw~r h.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15
n~s=x ftts~s - fs- th~ R~~~psAo. of De-
ssA@~A fA~~~1r~w<

NV Ioxx- Seps ia-The steamship
>tnniux-ou Hnd United States rrzininx
sAip New HAMPSHIRE zr~ now being
stted up for the neo~psion Of the de-
tai1ea passenge-S O1 the Ruxia and
<nrmznusz
E2rly yesterday 1o-uin< the S.ou-
inxsoa arrived frOm New LozSon
wh~-~ sA< had he~z lyinr for the uzss
year A crrw has b~~n secured for
h~r- hat her captain las not ret be~u
@~ses2-s upnn- Sh- will leave for qaar-
aEsiae to-day
The New Hampshire r-aehe-s Ho-
ho<en q; is-1a yesterday naming. har-
ing rzaee = snoc~<Sfri trip frum the
krco<iyn uavy fard With the exception
of having twenty-five feet Of her Tag
star Knocked OF by coming in eon,zc.
vita the Brooklyn b-saxe- She wa.
to~ed OVER hy n tug. On board was
Bnatswain J. H. Sutton and six sailor.
Her ezsterv consists Of six smooth bore
ssx-poun6er Dahlxr~ns. four boat How
is1er twelve-Pounders. and two breech-
lo@6lng Parrot. guns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

PrTTssrEsz- Pa. Sept IA, I2.ss
n n. yesterday. Police o&ee- Rowley
found the lifeless body Of John Hox-
winter lying sgains. the base Of m
electric light pole A. the corner Of Fifth
avenue and Stevenson street Hoxwin-
ter vas light tender IN the employ Of
the Allegheny County Light Co He
had assembled the pole TO trim the light
saa had evidently hees slee:-oe=.sd
His left hand and arm were terribly
burned The top Of his head had ben
crushed in by his fall from the forty
hve-foot pole Hoxwinter was single
HIS father met . similar fate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

JACKSON. Sepe- s-The STATE t.nx-d q.
election o0=Eissiozers net here t..H.x
aa1 sppoiase1 the fOlIoxinx cs-ns,-
ssoners OF eIecsion=
AaAns-Jazses Pip<s Charle<w R,h-
hsfI Joseph Hsha-
,Aloorn-sseorg. Boyd. GeOrr~ No
Cla1ruc<- g. n wfassoa.
Amite-E W. S.-zt,ou- px.~r A
1reen- George Cas:oa-
Assala-F " Glass n S-rssw.
T. Il Webb.
Benton-J- E NeDoazla. James Hua.-
Peih. Isaac Pete-Soz-
eaihozn-S H. LAxr~rce. !. r NJ
D1herry. " n l. Hoxeu.
esscs1sa~-Joe C. Davis. T. Il Hi1i.
Z T. Hohscz
CAossa~-L J. w Back. r T. Nc
Graz. W NJ Arnold-
Clarke-W- L B-un<ou- - N
Nocre. A K MOODY.
Clay-J- W TzrbevilI@. J. = rs-a.k-
ers> john Crixier
CSvingso7-L- d. Terrell. {. n. N--
Meas =. T. Rob<rtson-
hozs2s A no.isoz. W5YIs.-.
J. JoAns.On. H. W Melissa.
franklin-S Z. Williams. william Z
Moore. IL c Hall
6re7sdz-J- J. ts2-=..-- N VI Hill
J. H PAiIlip~
Hzrrssoa-Ei~in Suxa~a. tn CIe.-
son. JoAa W RAaAolpa-
Hints-sAz n Harper. RI Lswrr.
= J. Spelman-
Hoimes-W- l. wali0a. J. :. Ssi<.sr.
W A D-eanan
issa9sena-Livin<sson PeytOu. J. L
Root William p Ke~n~
liA~2nea-k- NJ H0sin. q. ".
Stewart Glen Ellsos-.
Jacxsoa-H- b Eteress. I. = Davis.
j. w Terrell
Ione>-J G. wilh.ozr Gu Co..
w. h Albresre-.
L.nooln-Milliaz r Baxxe... wilex
W Hall. A W Smith.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

IN ia;erzaiinuai Quarantine IL
srnn1 eolnission arrived in Bcs.ox
- Neu York. On the Tth. for the
sf Inspecting the quarantine
e1aes there The commission sug-
'ssailoupes island and surround
"a NOS; deal location for . quar-
|Erss sszsior-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

ne ~ Jersey Lightning Zim-
"a fock three records away from
eHond- the crack English bicycle
~ Springfield Mass He started
@s ase-niie record. and in doing 50
- TIE three mile. four mile and
&c re'oris His time WAS .-is4-s,
fss,l i.-Is 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15
Froeahiy . CAzard-

NV YoEr. sept ia-An artsele
which appeared in the Minneapolis
Joarnal relative 20 the escape Of an Al
legged So-uAr1is passenger named
George C. Weaver Ins;iSzted in~esti-
xa;son into the matter here From the
fact that 10 such name as Weaver an
pears on the So-nannia'. passenger
list il . 70 be inferred that the story is
q carard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

lsHxss HsERzSsroy. ct Brooklyn.
ksEuz szit against the president %
zHx visage- v Y claiming C. 90
kzzrss aar the death cf his b-oth-r
Isz1 -ao was burned 70 death in
p SFz<k losr<zp snuse months sxo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

ATsgrnE AexEzxsSS reprt Of the
riTs fair finances. made pub,ic on
y IA slows receipts tn August II
asGs4sss. and expenditures to the
~ szse. ss.sS.sse - Balance. g.
ESQ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

"a Tine tnr the international none
oo.errnce has not ret been ixed
= e1Liess for October 1. but has
P'Pooed On account Of the difi-
agreeing upon . place Of meet
: 'rw ct the Quarantine 80 g-ner-
eAeilsAed because Of the eholer.
Fssaainx n F7-cxe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

= Siesi'on of Marquis Emilio Wis
,eaos;4 as the Italian member of
s~a arbitration Is believed
- szt1s1Acsion both 10 the British
e United States legations He j.
Gentleman Of large general
- a good lawyer and TO be
without political aspir.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

n ne sth e-rry mill in the city Of
|sz-eF-e. wiS.was closed One thou-
~ nsn struck for ten hours . day NJ
, x-sess Pzy- Thew had been work
q r-eive hosrS All saloons were
nc by orzser of the uzavor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

! sssPkrrz % the LouAnn Times
Fz saangasi states that Eurcpean
Passaza-1rs have ben mzxsacred and
An- Christians cruelty murdered and
ls11ar. n the interior province OF
hn - adlosninx Mongolia On the
IrA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

J. GODFREY. supreme treas
- . .Ae Order Of Solou- was held
4 N Pittsburgh. Pa. on the
n, With embexxiing the funds
= sr and ex-Supreme President
| Ban and supreme Secretary
andorf were held On the charge
rsr's shortage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

M Cs=sPzns- the lsrg~s. sseamship
ts~ ruriG was launched On the
FFss - the sth- The spectacle was
F.-~ra ~ an enormous crowd. in
adnx ssip ownsrs and shipping ua~n
IN AZ vz-tS of Great britain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

IN hzrz;tu-e workers Of Cincinnati
* nzs<neeting. On the sth. and
krsrd zpuu a strike for q nine-hour
ursszr dzy A demand viii be made
pu al the furniture workers in the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

-usth b-einx the forty-second an
k--a-v of the admission Of CaIifor-
y nts The union. as \ state. all busi-
Is ras suspended in San Francisco
Esrrzsrzl holiday was observed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15
Atlantic squadron has been
-, = u-ceeed TO Venezuela

-. IN the Halifax N. S.l board os
- hr~zu considering for the FIRST
- matter Of taking precautions
.s- introduction Of cholera
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

| n fh< Tn. Secretary Tracy rendered
- bath department. OF New York
= H-s O. other available vessels at
= srrckiv na-y yard 70 assist in the
~ Il xuarding the lower hay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

r.~us PAT was celebrated At the
kr-rss-ad pa mill By increased ac-
r. n all de srtnents. especially in
I, s,s-~n~r mill where seven heats
Era By 30 o'clock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

,,.ehrSho2 from Rome will sccn
a ,h- Tinted States and remain n
= . compile statistics as to the
=. n the Roman Catholic church
Ax ecuutrv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

(,w,K,vrrxx station has heen estab-
- .t Pre~que Isle. O. Health
Fisser has placed . crew At the
= 70 inspect all vessels arriving
e Cauaiian ports
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

rrv COUNCILLOR DE- voy GLAs-
,- a the German imperial treasury
L-..neB,. has been appointed = dele
q. 70 the international monetary
L~s---re IN Dresden
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

s-~z DAVID r. HuI- of New
= has purchased. for So. a.ooo. the
-, n Albany. " Y. Of the late
r. IT-;tzl Emmett. and will make IL
n knrle-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

department has declined to
nlss.ou to use ground at Sandy
49, which to erect tents for the
80 q cabin passengers now con-
4. - ard the quarzntined vessels
oo given Is that the gun tests
b. re>s at Sandy Hook would
e suspended and important in
Noed thus be Affected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

A SKw posso<oe has b-ea established
~ Dos. Fr1aklin c01aty.
Nk wx- $ DAvESPoxr. the olS.x,
Citizen Of okolo1a- died last week n,
the age Of IS years
JErFEEsoS DAVIS CAMP No. .. woos-
nea Of the World. vas Orx.ni.ed a.
Terry las; week. With seveusy charter
nemberS
TEE Grenaza Ceas<ai Fair .nd Lin.
Stock As>ocia-soa will hold i,s fourth
ao1sal meeting o. the sssh. ssrh a-a
2sth ot October Tse indica.ioas pcfu.
% the biggest fair ever held in tha. part
Of the STATE special p-ogr21ne Of
races has been prepared. aad there wiIi
BE noted ko-sss trO0 . half dozen
States The sssoci2tioa has one Of the
enes- tracks Ia the South.
Mss Lula FITZPATRICK. Of Se~ Al
hasy. Who graduated with arss honors
a. the Industrial Institate and Colle~a
a. ColunbGs las. year. has been sD-
pointed assistant teacher of EnxsisA IN
that iz<.itErtcn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-15

-. .sr1sh government has &C
Ez u the claim of the United
% Protection to the American
So at Bourdour, in the prov
Z. :, a. Asia Minor. and repara-
<su--. 'ae injuries to the person and
~ of Dr. BARTLETT The Bour-
Ii r sns 5 thus practically set
~ - -ng the occasion for the dis
>x..a var vessels to Smyrn. to in