Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-08
TOPICS.
The NEWS IN Brief
PERSONAL AND GENERA,

- E"ftru1TS Of Stassx
EuAa troops to participate in -
i"r army Officers 20 inspect tha -,
eneampnents Of the national -
arc oeing received az the VA -
ment Wisconsin broke H.
governor 81 that state van.x
~ lhiTt infantry. stationed :, r..
smelling 10 participate in ,b~ -I...
las lamp Doug
a ~DasrAEDLT attenp, uaS uass =,
norn a tenement in the 80 -
the Hebrew diStrie; IF New -
early on the morning Of ,b- 49, -
soFery Of the Sre prevented
IAgr1tlon which would have imp-rs1~5
the lives of izO P~rsuuS Two $3.50
eused OF ineendiarism were a--~.~a
sEcRkrAET SMITHS decision % aaber-
20 ne language q the pension AZ, ~
i>~e- Thereby saving ahou, san 400 e.o
Per annum To the government. i Eo.J.s
upon with great satisfaction br -.
members Of the recpn,lvAfSbs,4N5
Post g. A. r. Of Nev yo-L
and Is regarded By them as being s,
nature OF a ~vindieation If their eou-~
IN denouneing the abuSeSin the admin
iStra'ion Of the pension Office
The rail converting and blo.r-i,-
departments and all the ha7~b~x -
tne merchant mill excerpt the puddIfuy
department.. of the Bethlehem pa
Iron Co having shut down. 1900 n~n
are out The cause Of the elo<in~
lack Of orders
The Nancy Hanks the fast train IN
the Central railroad ran over and
killed Rev Wm- VI Graham and hi
wife a short distance from NfIn~r
Ia on the 18th Near the SCENE ~
accident = a little country church in
which all the people around hold union
services, and Rev Mr. Graham was the
pastor.
DURISs a bull fight a, Ge,afe. near
Madrid on the s0th. a crowd If men
and boys broke into the ring and wor-
ried the bulls Two Young men were
Eored to death and many others were
injured The spectators aPplauded and
eheered while the bulls charged the
men who were beating them
The Glasgow importers Of Canadian
cattle have SEN word by cable to the
exporters 10 stop shipping. a. the de-
lays owing to the requirement bv the
board Of agriculture that the cattle
shall he slaughtered upon arrival. are
rUinOus to the trade
TIE president has appointed Col
George " >~ternberg TO be surgeon
general Of the United States army. to
sueceed ten Sutherland retired
JAMES DECK~OS. aged 30. n Of the
wealthiest citizens IF Mansfield O.wzs
struck and instantly killed on the 18th.
hy a train on the Pennsylvania rail
ruaA- He had b~en d~iSsipatiug for a
week and the accident i attributed 20
this cause
PATRICK CULHtSE- employed at the
Ne.iregOr boiler shops in Detroit
Mich, was hammering a piece Of steel
on an anvil. when It broke and part
Of IL struck him IN the left breast
penetrating almost To the heart, and
causing his death In a few minutes
TIE rumOred resignation Of David
Starr Jordan president Of Leland Stan
ford Jr-. university, Is positively de
MED
President GREENHu-r of the Whisky
trust spent the entire day Of the SIst.
in Chicago. in a fruitIess efort,tO nego-
tate a loan of several hundred thou
sand dollars
The Case Manufacturing Cos fac
tory. James Watson, president manu-
facturers of mill supplies. etc, and the
J.. D. Neil Manufacturing Co, carriage
furnishings. at Columbus. q. con
suned by fire on the night Of the sist-
The loss on both plants l. 100000
The Case company carries a good Insur-
anee and the Neil plant had slA.ooo-
The lew Palace Of Industry which
had Just been completed in Rome
and about to he formally opened
wzs DESTROYED hy fire on the Sist-
Four srpmen lost their lives at the IRE
and their bodies were consumed By the
flames
TIE next meeting Of the United
Presbyterian general assembly viii be
held at Albany Ore. commencing on
the fourth Wednesday in August :
IL raAFl WA AlA-~aHA~ q
week previously az Portland Ore
TIE state department. has received
uro@scfaI adviceS hat President >aeaz7
Of Nicarzgua resigned on q S0tn- AZ
Ter signing terms Of peace
SrR CHAExS EU$ELL concluded ns
Argument IN behaH Of the British e7>$
before the Rehring sea tribunal q ar
bisr4tioa ca the SIst
WsIrKz ; B~EEESFczD- the naEus
Lord Ber~Sford rscertIy e01vle'sd OF
sor~,r At E0ue- ia w1s taken totne
penItentiary on the 1ist
CoxPTEotEEE ECNELSe On the slS1-
Rad TIE rios set 10 ASHLEY AeaF~ prs
dent Of the two collapsed N0rth a
20 hanks Nezr was Informed that
neither hank would Be permitted 10 ~
Sumr nor would any national hank
oounanv Be allowed 20 organic N
which Nears Is a member
N~eomes from TarimOros IN the
STATE of GuanAjuato- Mexico OF tne
drath of Peter ArreOla, aged I'D years
He was probably the oldest person N
49, n no, in America He has ~
living descendants many OF VIZ" ART
proninent in Mexican AFFAIRS
TEE Spanish government mas oe
sve days quarantine against al V
-~sL.--iviur from Cet,e and Hamburg
S-,i<b ~eonsuls in France report tnAs
.EoI.- prevails in Ceste- a NecIter-
Several cases have encec
fatally
AusrsrIS LAZcASo- -I
-, <-ztesnen % Mexico ease' @As
;<,r.t. Of the state Of Mexico oes
uSx S-ni~ occurred On the sls'- Al rs
80. il .he city Of Tolueo
- ,uznhsr Of the North