Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

I,-.,7,i7rv. cf which he was denuded
L., the prison gates closed behind
u. now on exhibition in Detroit
Ex-s
| rrv ia J. CHASE. Indiana's preacher
I-r,-,,or. was rcnominated on the first
{,rot n the republican state conven-
H. II Fort WAYNE. on the 2sth. with
fs.,lore ShOckney, of Randolph coun-
Il sr lieutenant governor, and full
g. ticket.
nv 0BEiEN. in addressing meet
\ I, Cork. on the 29th. said the Me
<,rhvitss had full confidence in Mr..
3.,ss,anes, and they now knew that
Is houe-rule bill would be as good.
u IN some respects better than the
= Z Tsrnell accepted in 1886
A. recent meeting of the Domin-
n czbinet the threatened retaliation
= Il oi the nite,i States government
! tie matter of canal tolls was dis
kssssi and proposal forwarded to the
fr;.rd States government. through the
4-iSh minister at Washington. offer
b 70 euuccde much of President Har-
tsns claim
CscrLAEs calling a meeting of Cath
< a-ehhiSEops have been issued.
rr York has been selected as the
are tor the gathering and next octo-
he time. In -iew of the differences
zSsin- on the school question the
s-sia< + looked upon aS the most
nsntgus conference of Catholic dig
bzrirs ever held in America
Isn Italian cooks near James Mills.
=. faund 4 package which they
srpsei - - salt They used Il in
hEuriug soup vkich they were pre-
|Frs< snr ffiy men Both the cooks
81 the soup hssOre dishing IL out
p hoth were taken i'll. One has since
= aad the ether Is not expected tn
r. The Supposed salt was arsenic.
ln G. MINISTER aaJ Miss Mary
sseaib elnpesl from Council Bluffs. Ia.
sae -sth, and were married in Lin
=. Neh MINISTER'S grandmother i
r wealthy. and promised tn make
r aeT heir I he would marry a girl
ssrevn choosing. MINISTER hesitat-
sns between Miss MeCornb and the
rssne. but finally chose the former.
M hENgT francis SEYMOUR NooRx.
far4a1S u nrughesla. died in Dublin
ne 9TH He was born in Isss and
: aes'ensied from an English soldier
Araane, SIR Edward Moore. who
'nt over to Ireland in the time Of
aeea hliEaheth- The late marguis
fri=lieutenant OF the county Xii
r aad .ieutcnant-cclonel of the Kill
AE rfeS
saE North German Lloyd steamship
az Shich left New York June Il.
1'Fea At southampton on the Soth.
= en eoar'i. besides her regular
: @aa steer0-e passengers. Capt
: harioeFt and twenty men, the
@FesSs'i crew of the Nova Srotian
- ssed ship, the Fred Il Taylo-.
- N 4 collision with the Trzve
-.e nnrning Of the ssd.
= AslS nzs fallen for three years in
'4.i- county. Tex The prairieS.
s2'Pstet with rich grasses. are as
! a BILLIARD ball The streams
a. gone dry. There is no water
The san-reiecte,F white
I nakes the glare and heat almost
lsao'e. Deer. turkey and other
- mas have left. and even the
@ SAek rabbit has disappeared
".ss the nominations sent to the
- sy The president. on the s9,h.
a, Of Hon John w. Foster. of
20 De secretary of state. vice
=. Blaine. resigned. His i'm
eonhrmation by the senate
= unusual compliment to the
one which has heretofore
!, attended only TO senators sitting
= @oiy when nominated to Office
'Ae President ~
=. ieeiing in Paris regarding the
&ainst Capt. Borup, late mill
- sae OF the American legation,
-. as down. There is general
-. - i 10 accept as true his state
nat whatever information he
49, was secured for the war de-
q sat .s IN Washington, and that. If
y. las OF the French government
! - srayed to Germany and Italy
'Aing to do with it.
explosion of fireworks
h. a the storerooms of the Amer
i j. 20, iSS Fifth avenue. Chicago,
,,d The roof was blown out
h aiiding almost instantly took
ka,.a crowd which gathered were
Issl,- Premature Fourth of July
~ 49, =. and when the fire engines ar
l- rockets, roman candles and
ka,,-. were soaring through the
Is,.s11 rooi, while tire-crackers and
~ exploding in punches of hun
krl. ~ din like that of q pitched
- Z innan iine steamer Citv of Chi
kr,.-Sn New York to- Liverpool.
\ gis-e IN . fog of the old head
H. = on the south coast of Ire
&c ISL Her Passengers and
/ = ~ -si,a, .Anded and tugs weEe sens