Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-27
CURRENT TOPICS.
HE NEWS N BRr
PERSONAL AND cEse1u

I @NAA Aae lam h~ ars4
vas extremely di-zcnlt % ~. -
~ith vhieh - G<hs the sau-.S
FANF >ECzKrARv HAwrw -.
e-'iSiet that hosti-s. e,srsS a. - -
@r~ nnt recognized bv IN ---ax--~ -
Par'71en' a. i-yr~siirus- -u-r-a-.- -
s0e naa1tastzrr or p-plssrrtisu q -
ansi = has therefore nn a--hr~s.- =,
a oiish dr7wha.rS uuaz Su.h ,-.s.,..
EDSrSD RscsEn. ha--is-~r - r.
- vas ARRESTED On tn f-,A- s,- =
i1S speech n the cuu-sr q --bi-h n.
u>.'i tnrear~ninx lanxua<~ syzf-~. -.
bu-gurua-s~r-
IHv uPp~- branrh - ne yf----,..,
legislature a. lor-ness xi-e Ssr N -.
on the la-h
Ink village of TaSzga.sanr Tu-v,--
s3S T'siset - EnSt Disastrous ru--
nax-7tlnn On th- r~,h. 0-~ k--4--.s
and twenty hous-> ----- Ssss-u-~.s 80
two P-r~uus w--- <iIl-d
BARoS oTTxz- q E~rgsa- k.~ - -
tais country - .ro5,i ~ ---.sz-.--O ~,
naT- sslzs~i zp-un a. hsau-~~ a-us .--.s.
His ~fts has en.--~-i rhss ws~-Bha !, -
stif1f> a. n ssss-- u zss--rr- - Ea--u-
- N1stlrn- h-r siSsrr-in-Eau~- ha~i-w
adopted n. s-- ehzIss--n - - -.---l-
IN the af-s--10- - ~ Isra s-~ .s--
sfr'ry~ss ths hcsl~r h.su~r ana h-~-~
hou>-- br1r< e1zlssz- -h--~ ssur;~-
hlxn- of t=r F-uzuS-s3- h--w~~- w---
eratiy Szo-a as EEEx's hr-z~--- a.
Eetr8is Nsrh.
oS tie aixhs - shs ts-h 1z--~~ Es---
t11-tf- = Nounn<-A-Ia Ci-r- Pa. 49,
and s5llss' his zzsssa-r-in-la w-~ T~--
-. Troy rzsssa<iu-- h-r ssr q bss-zsar.
trEs Destroyed ta~ graz ssr-srturv -
snr tlszssu Viz CIosh Ga : -vorzx a.
tilzaoa- Mass on she nz.rruia- - -
fssh- Los. $50 80. tal1v fuSsr~.s.
THoxAs " BszE & Ca.- sF N-rr Ya-<
iHlPorsr-S = eusT~~- ass5-n~vL ca to-
Issh- - Fressprir< T l. Sheruaa- wiss-
ozs rreserrue~s>
FoETT hru~cs n >7ir-,a. a VILLAGE q
f'lheznis- we're Destroyed ~ s-~ % th.
isth Four Psr~urs were killed ansE
Forty iziure,t
carr J&xES WAzsHsrE- of T-u--f
Tel wa fgun6 murdered prrsu-nahlv
b. eTSser pirate near Norfolk "a the
18th
TEx xzPr~z- cru-r of the United
States VII not attend n. naval rszsse--
woes at Hampton ruasss. the rr~issr IN
New York harb.r Eor the openfuy os
the Worlds fair
Two persons were killed and sixteen
injured IN the cyclone a, 0ssEe city.
kxS on the 18th
OS the 18th John Addinytoa Sim
unoueis. the velI-xnorn English Etter7-
teur. died az Rorue
FOURTEEN workmen lot their lives
IN the hercr storm which lashevi Lake
Michigan a. Milwaukee. On the 18th
They were employed IN the eonstrsc-
ton Of the new waterworiSs intake
tunnel being engaged IN briclSinE Epa
shaft. 1000 feet from the sh1re- The
hurricane swept away the frail struc-
ture which had been built upon the top
of the cut toshelter the men and dashed
them into the seethinE lake The If
teenth man was taken of In precari-
ous condition by ife-saving crew
on the 10Th Attorney-tien-raI olney
appointed Edwin Corr. Of bloomington
Ind. assistant United states district
attorney for the district of Indiana
HUNTINGTON < BIG SANDY pa>Ser-
ger train which runs between Hunting
s0n- w Va and Creesis. Va fell through
: trestle. on the 10Th and landed IN
F0ur-Pole creek forty fest below
James NeCreery. Formerly conductor
on the Chesapeake x ohio rsilruad- was
instantly killed and several persons
were injured
A pELIxQrENCT a-Ereg7tIng sss5seuo
:, s.0.000 has been discovered IN the
books Of ex-City Treasurer Refs. Of st
PauI- MINI. the books showing no evil
deuee Of the receipt Of large amount
OF taxes
THE town Of Water Valley. Ky =
reported 70 have been wiped out oy
srr on the night % the =0th-
tiEx- >CrsoFTELD reesived 4 telegram
on the aoth s-urn Capt tiuthrie- at Ant
Iers. l. T.. stating that the trouble with
the Izdians was about ended The
Locke men and the Jones party were
Negotiating for peaee-
GovEzSxEST ofsscsrs fought furious
" with offers Of the Northern Pacific
steamship NoguI at Tacoma Wash, on
the s4fh- Guns were drawn and eus-
toms Inspector Coblentz forced the
uuzzIe Of his revolver down the throat
of the MoguIs hr>t mate He n7d
finger on his spring trigger and for an
instant il looked a. Il the ships ofiaeer
would have the top of his head blown
of The fe-ce strife TO land the few
ChineS.- was the cause Of the ss:rimm1ge- +
IRIS learned that Land Commissioner
Lamoreaux eontemplztes 4 sweeping
change Of officials in the various i1nd
ofsees throughout the country At head
quarters Il Il given cot that registers
.rd re,,sivers viii be allowed 70 serve
ont their terra of four years II they Rave
good records
I4wYER WILLIAM T. HowE has asked .
cov Flower OF New York for anotser
hearing in reference to the .ase o. ! ar
IvIe W. Harris. on the ground th@t ne .
has come into possession OF rev eNF
sen.,. Mr.. Howe viii take with nm
another list of names OF eitlzenS VINO
signed a petition for the eonHiuia'ion
Of the death sentence
AFrEK lingering Illness Of many
ro,.h<- Mrs. Alnirz HzncoeS- TicosS
:. Nj Gen WTnhcld : Haneock- died .
- so,h ~ the residence cf the gen
s-zI-s niece. Mrs Eugene 6rrinn- IN
f,r.usrcv Park New York
GroR,E T. MAKTIS- laborer- met
,-i,b ! horrible death while engaged N
,s;,--iug a vault n the Jenny eieetrie
IiSht station at Evansville lad on ths
aSsb Tie had gone down about i fest
III h.stv-e1u tie old vault