Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-25

n heid IN Buxton. D.rb~shir. r..
gland fell, on the 18th. while rrprl,.,
Win thousands Of persons Abov, -e0
went down in the ruins For,nn..elv
there were. - far as can h. aS...-.
tanned no fatalities.
WITH the strike Of tn. Nickel Pta.e
sMItshmen- on the 18th. all the van.l,-.
oaIt lines at Buffalo were tied m Tn.
situation was 81 grave that an IN. &c..
troops were placed under Orders apa
~" were hurried 70 the scene.
FiRE,on the night Of tn. 18th. in m,
Town Ct Seor,iavsk. Russian orovrrn.
raent T saratov. destroyed spo -.
sna msfe Loo persons homeless.
IHE British parliament was 1r,-
royuei ON the 18th. until Deceahsr 4.
IHE members Of the retiring British
eaoinet went 20 Osborne. on th, t~.h
aud surrendered their seals Of ct,se-
anu on the same day the new ministers
called upon her ma jesty Qsr~sa Vie4,r,,
and received at her hands th,. s...,l. =,
surrendered Writs on which the new
Ministers must 20 before their con.
stftuent- for reelection we-,. fs.rp,f bv
tns speaker Of the house of commons.
tHsRfNS w. PECNHAN. OF Central vii.
age. WestPnrt Mass. presurnabir in.
s'in''- surrendered IN th.. poIi... % Fall
hlver. on the 18th. declaring himself IN
o- the murderer of Mr. aud Mrs. Borden.
whom he saisi he killed s-out OF pure
love of blood" lie wished some Of tn.
"r's'erS - accommodate him by hany-
I1g him st once
IT trarspireS that Miss I.f-zi. BORDEN
was arrested for the murder of her
father and step-mother at Fall River.
Mass on the strength of certain state
ments made by Bridget sullivan. a do
mestie employed in the family. which.
II borne out. viii make a strong circurn-
stantial ease against Miss Borden.
TIE trotting and pacing records have
both been broken Nancy Hanks tro.-
tesi a mile. ut Chicago. on the 18th. in
,-v' :. and Hal Pointer paced a like dis
tlHee at the same place, on the 18th. in
--oS't In both cases the new pneu-
matte tire, sulkies were used.
TIE sssixe of Fort Anderson ut Coav
Greek. Tenn, was raised. on the 10Th
by ten Carne>. who Immediately de-
named the surrender of Capt Ander-
sou. who bad been captured by treaeh-
cry the day before. This was at first
refused, but upon Cen Carues' threat
to make rePrisals upon the captured
miners the captain was speedily surren-
deryd
NEAKLY all the New York state
troops bad arrived in Buffalo bv A.
m. Of the 18th. when zen Doyle i>su..,l
a general order establishing ffteen
camps, there being fully sixty miles %
track t0 b. guarded. Together with
rUundhOuses. repair shups, freight sheds
and depotS
The steamer Texas. from M0ntrsaI
for Bristol ami the steamer Trafalgar.
from Pietou for Montreal. c,1IIsts-i in
Lake St Peter. on the 18th. both vessels
being considerably damaged
UP 10 the 18th the state treasurer of
Pennsylvania had paid out slss.o00 on
account of militia service at Homestead.
the convention Of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union at Toledo. q. was
brought to a elose at noon on the 18th
The window glass factories will open
September under last years scale
The Thornton family. Of Arkansas.
held n reunion on the 18th one hun
dred members were present their ages
ranging from month to 90 years.
ANARCHY reigns in many towns in
Persia owing to the prevalence of the
cholera
THE Salem Wire NilI Co, of Findlay,
o.. is erecting an immense fence around
its property preparatory to an indefi-
mite shutdown on account Of wages