Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
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TIE NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL AND GENERA,

Aooe WILLIAM opensd ,hs c.
1an retehSsag on the eth wi,h -.
dreSs urging the passa~. Of
ed army bill amend-
AT City. EaS. on N. a.
Ioong mai named Baker ssahb...s =.
oener named Campbell 50 tia. ~ 49,
20 aeatn- On learning that Ne -.
"aFuerer Baker committed SufeSa~
n festive srp-c-zek~--
as ey Us absence from the Worlds ,.i-
Fourth OF July celebration. but a.. s.
Wor<s display. under proper as~
quarts at night was conceded n - ~.
zrzndsst up To date.
ne royalrst dynamite epuxai-,~-
nawau has collapsed b. thu a-r-<f -
three of the active rents T r Mr.
= arrnioaid Sinclair and z c Crek
twenty Others are known to be se~pIv
Implicated among them nine Of .h-
numerous sx-cabtnet ministers
Hex WILLIAM PORTER America,
minister 20 Italy. celebrated the F,ur.h
OF July in Rome BIZ giving a sin,s-
ana reception NJ his residenee. B.
sides a number Of Italian officials au
the prominent members Of the Am-r-
ean colony were present
UNITED STATES CoxxrL Hawaii
6uayrs. has informed the STATE d~rar4.
nent Of the election of zen. Joaavf,
resp" a. president Of the rvpubIir ~
Venezuela 70 III out the uuexpfrps
term ending February N. 1894
IN The 5th Commodore samuel Lick
wood OF the United states navy. did
IN Flushing. Long Island. in hfS nine
tleth year He was born in Csuusr,isu.
IN f-oS and entered the navy when II
years odd In Isss he was serving a.
mldshIDmau In the Slocp-otwar War
ren- which was attempting to stampou
piracy IN GreciaH waters
The h~attieship Camp~rrSown. which
ran INTO and sunk the battle-ship Vic
soris. during the recsns Of
the British Mediterranean squadron OF
TrfpolL >~yria-arrivei NJ vaIetta. Malta
on the 5sh-
ACrIyG Nyr DTRECroR Preston did
not purchase any silver gu the 5th. As
ne considered the offers made too high
He did nsss. rs he had doue recently.
make any ountr offers
Hox Mosxs KEILH. e-x--scr~sarv Of
the interior. died N Washington. on
the ID aged - wears Mr. Kelly was
frOm New Hampshire and cane -
Washington during President Pierc~s
administration AMI entered the DubIis
service. and during the last year Of
President Bgchanans term Of office
was appointed secretary Of the trsasurv
20 Ell OUT the term OF Secretary Jacob
Thompson
C-oaxISsJoSER MCDoSALD Of the
c nised States iSh commission. has
been advised ef the arrival Of the Al
bar-u<s at ~ Paul kadiax Islands
Alaska TIA June = the date Of the
COMMUNICATION all on board were in
good k~aIth
TIE British ~hattle-Ship C~anperysosn
waS 7l7esd On dock at Valetta- Malta.
on the sth. 20 undergo repairs When
she arose out Of the water II was seen
that her stem had been broken of Just
under the torpedo tube. about nine feet
down Her ram was bent over toward
her port side and sIx Of her plates,
three on each side. were damaged
DVRIxs a storm on the night Of the
Sch at Kingston v V Vaudseu
Bros. powder magazine at Devils lake
was struck By lightning and complete
" demolished FIfty-6ve kegs Of
powder in the magazine exploded de-
strvying several buildings and severely
iniuring nine persons.
NR AND MIS-. \ J.. HAsxTSs. Of
Liteh6eld. sherman county, Neb-. ar
rived at North Adams. Mass from
LitchfeId. on the Ssh. having Travelled
the entire distance yer 2ooo miles IN
a prairie schooner a OF the old
fashioned emigrant wagons
The Van Loon a>e engaged the at
tention of Gov. Mckinley of Ohio on
the ssh. and the friends of the doomed
man labored hard in his behalf lt was
insisted that new evidence favorable TO
the prisoner could be produced. and the
governor granted a respite for four
weeks
President CLEVELAND has an attack
of rheumatism in his foot and knee
The trouble has been hanging about
him for some weeks but has 50 IN
creased in severity that he will De com
relrd 10 take absolute rest IN Order n
he NAV be ut his post Of duty at the
special meeting of congress next month
Dispatches FROM Londonderry say
that the Orangemeu- on h STA
showed their resentment OF the gov
rrument's attitude toward home ruie
bv refusing 70 celebrate the royal mar
ri.r~ The buildings and monuments
urder their coutrul were left unceeo-
- Hardly n dozen flags were
hoisted By them
AFrxx entaiIing 4 heavy loss oeenrrea
In Alton a suburb OF On sne
4 The buildings destroyed were
S.urkrn Il Andersouis coffee warehouse
,na wechnert's granzry- The loss
rIzeed at 500. 900 marks
TEE West Point cadets are gong :"
the worlds fair The legal ooleethons
,h.s were advanced have been over
- ard Acting Secretary Grart mas
;xS,ed necessary Instructions 70 =
-~riuterdert of the military a
~ The cadets viii leave West POINT
august Il. and remain NJ CnieAs0 Ven
days ri<~x
Apv1cEs trcn the state Oh onH
N.xieo. STATE that n prehistoric sa.y
-. b<eu discovered in tue denSe %,
81. uear the line Of GuasenAA
- ~ men enzazedin making exea-
P-.;4,< esme UPON the ruins Asrea,
--ar..rIookinx utensils. zIlAPons
n-I.ore ornaments have already been
unearthed In one OF =
L--heer found the skeletons
go b<inr< These >2eo1