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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

The following were passengers
from the other islands by the
steamers yesterday.
From Kauai. per stmr Iwalani-
Aug Dreier. Miss NJ Maksnani,
Mise Lowell, Mrs Bumberger and
Mr.. Schwalb.
From Hawaii and Maui, per
Cisudine-w II cornwell. Mrs T ]
Mclaughlin and child. A B Scrim-
geour. Miss Mary Green. C B Rip
ley, C n Rose. w Ashford. Mrs
KshanAnul. ] 4 Rhoads. L Norris.
]. {. Rhoads L. Morris. Captain
L. NJ. Andrews. wife and child.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Vessels in Port.

u S s Adams, Nelson.
q S S Philadelphia. Parker.
Br sch Norma, Yokohama.
AN bk Discovery, Christensen, S F.
Br bk Dara. Peterson. Newcastle. n s w.
Am bkt Irngsrd, Schmidt, Laysan Island.
Am bkt w Il Dimoud, Nelson, F.
Am bkt G Wilder. Mcneil, S F.
Am sh Topgallsnt. jackson, P RI Townsend
Am bk Detroit Darrah, Nanaiuno.
Am blk Planter. Dow, S +.
Am blk Ceylon, Calhoun. S F.
Jap S S Akoku Maru. Yokohama.
Br Sd Co of Merioneth 6. N. W.
Haw Blk Mauns Ala s. +.
Ger bk Paul Isenberg. Bret. Liverpool.
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from the as'atsr-front.
Arrivals.

Sunday, Oct. /.
Sim. Claudine. Davis, from Hawaii and
Maui.
Stmr. IwRlAni, Freeman. from Hama.
Stmr. c. r. Bishop. Le Claire, from Kauai.
stmr. Pele, Petersen, from Maxwell.
Stmr. James Mskee. Hsglund, from Kspaa.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships viii leave for and arr We
from San Francisco, on the following
dates, till the close Of 1893.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

exhibition of mutinous spirit in
the British arwy took plsce We'd
nesday night st Aldershot A
number of prisoners belonging to
the First Infantry managed to
obtain liquor. with the result
that they became bcisterous and
finally broke down the door of
the guardroom. The disturbance
raised an alarm. the guards turn
ed out from all sides. and the
mutineers were overpowered.
UNREST IN ARGENTINA.
New YORK, SEPT. l5.-The
Hsralfs correspondent at Val
paraiso cables: There is an I'M
dercurrent of distruSt among
officials in Argentina. Federal
troops are being massed In camp
near Santa Catalina, and General
Bosch has been recalled from La
Plata to take command in per-
son. Secret conferences are held
daily between the Ministers and
leaders of the various political
parties. These conferences have
given rise to the ideathat revo-
lutionary uprising is imminent.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Departures.

Monday, Oct. 2.
Stmr. J. A. Cummins. Nelson, for Koolsn.
Stmr. Mokobi. McGregor, for Molokai.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Late Foreign News
has FAITH IL HIS BOAT.

In Yachting circles in and out o
New York the fear Is freely ex
pressed that the Valkyrie is at the
bottom Of the ocean, having come
out second best In the encounter
with the big cyclone that worried
seamen on the Atlantic during
the past month. The only per-
son that appears sanguine that
the valkyrie still rides the sen
ard will make her appearance
soon is the designer Watson. who
said he would not give her mp
until some definite news of mis-
fortune having befallen her had
been received.
THE THETIs READY TO SAIL.
VALLEJO. September 20. The
United States ship Thetis came
out OF the Mare island dry dock
this afternoon. Commander
Hutchings Immediately reporting
his ship ready for sea to the Sec
rotary of the Navy. The Thrtis
will take on naval stores at once
preparatory to the receipt of sail
ing orders.
WORK ON THE HARTFORD TO BEGIN.
yALLEDJo, September 20.-To-
day Captain Howison. command
ant of the Navy Yard, received
official orders directing that the
Hartford be repaired. Work
will be commenced without I'M
necessary delay. The orders
apply only to work to be done by
the construction department,
which involves an expenditure of
nearly 5000, 600.
NO HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
The views of DIR. Edward
Bedloe, which we printed yester-
dsy. afford striking confirmation
of the HERALD special C rrespon
dents reports that Hawaii is no
place for American farmers, mer-
chanics. traders or laborers. DR.
Bedloe has made a careful study
4 the field of labor In the islands
only to fad that it offers no in
duo-ments to any class in the
United States.
The appointment by President
Cleveland yesterday of a minister
to Haws and a Consul General
to Honolulu does not look as if
the administration contemplated
annexation. 1t would hardly be
worth while TO send these repre-
sentstives way out there if the
islands were to be made part and
parcel OF this country.
Evidently the programme is
mo Haw iian Annexation. -
ON. Y. Herala. Sept. 9. 1882
THE wARRIxoo's CAPTAIN ExoSER-
ATED.
VICTORIA (B. CO. Sept. 16.-A
meeting of representative manu-
features and business men of this
city was held this morning to lay
before Mckenzie Bowel. Minist-
or of Trade and Finance. the
facts in connection with the trade
between Canada and Australia.
Among those present was Lieu
tenant Governor DewdnsY.
The council of the Board OF
Trade. after inquiring into the
circumstances, decided that the
captain of the warrimoo was not
TO blame for not unloading the
Victoria and sound freight. and
instructed the secretary to CON-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Foreign Vessels Expected.

[rhis is, does no, Include steamersl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
THE WORLDS FAB.

Remarkable Es~npss-a fr~-~ Tsss1 rs~>~
of Overh~atfsg In tho Wksxs Csv. o~-r
which the omsisis e~sxr.s~a.E~ rn~-~
s~elv~r4>hsrt sleeves p~@r &c IN sAs
Weflinxton Cafe
WORLDS FsIR Gsorxa@ Ca1csSa
July ga singular feature q the
Worlds fair thus far has b~~a the 4e
senee of heat victims There has at
b~~n a single fatal z~ Il sznsfroke.
nor even one Of pru~~tratioa frunn the
effects Of the heat although the th~r
mometer has BEEN soaring up in the
nineti~> ard over for the past few days
This peculiar hat happy eoin~sd>a-~
car only h~ accounted so~ b. Of
eers Of the ~exp.~ition E~sair1i hu-
ran BY the fact that the prsxim-
i,y Of Jaek~oo park to the lake @f-
for3s \ eoolinx bree1~ 30 the tired AMI
exhausted visitors saving th~m frcsa
sun<troke and proetFziioa frum heat
Another Souree Of safety for visitors
eomes fron the ample shade afforded
BY the beg buildings 81 h exposition
Many have discretion When they feel
the effects Of the exposure 10 run TO
the shade Of the buildings either oat-
side or inside. and ,has escape a period
Of pru~rtation add ride 70 the Emer-
geney hospital
The average number Of ordinary
ea~c< resolved at the hospital zach day
il thirty. bat not one Is of Sustroke or
heat prOstration- All are of exhsus-
ton OF \ giving on; Of physical energy.
The doctors report that in the most
heated part of the day the women pre-
dominate. and all eeover quickly. but
in the case of men il Is hard to bring
them around The Thermometer was
at 20 deg. and over all day. but the
average number of heat cases remained
the same.
There was much complaining on the
part of patrons of the Wellington
Catering Co. because they were COM
peeled to put on their coats or leave the
lunch rooms or restaurants of the con
Germ al department buildings Many
men came in with their coats on their
arms because of the heat. but they
were met at the doors with q firm re-
quest TO cover their shirt sleeves or
leave the place They usually did the
former and the dignity of the catering
company and the sensitiveness of the
women patrons Of the concerned were
conserved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

rs~ E~~~<1 90 To Es-~ss 80 . C~s~~ss ~
k-~~rs s~.s-st -
49, ~
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49, -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

N"n~y e~n~rnfty eight. nat
me btstarh~nr~ L~ss thsn u.a w~~n
Fad- fsiisr~. for the we~k. Et~.
Nsw York July ea.-R G. Dun 4
20 : weekly review Of trade. published
this morning. -sys
TIE ha-i~ss w~~k IA. len sh~ nsr-f-~~-
rsas fih able 10 - soae~ IN The -oua.ss~s. asa
NfrnEth dtsetes~f Prices a. .sock. we're
sF~sty depressed Tu~saay snd "Wednesday.
eta-tnx owrr Thar any osh@r aax .s.e- Jsaa.
Ary. t-S AMI ta- fall 90 Wednesday, averaged
oFer y p~r share. and yet naiy t.o failures r~-
saatei- asd tAos~ Of rrvx~rs nos ~sp~etastr fz-
pn-isai Asharp rally fegsow-s % Tu-~iav.
-ita saying from Lootoa ~ ehorss sat ~-r~
sIel.y ssxniresai suyinx ~ ssnsH Investors Va
eAa<s n~r~ o. al csher EASTERN cities anf 10
ea-~rn rrns of large trnrrst.nr- have xuz.
aosa but nsn~rozs eaak. fsft~a al III w--s
lnet1finx sounc of rrpste aad Arr- pasla<.x
fs~ srt~ vas s<zia pla ,~i in the Aazs. e .
receiver. fhoa<h foe eixAs unaashs of fa~ asx.i
rear tn- ses earuinxs 81 tA~ ee-nva.y have
~-n nrx-r than last yeass Ans other -usfs
f~porfin< sre generally ~gssl 20 last y-.r
Aoa~y h~caHae ssrinxezt k<zln wish th~ So
preston In stocks. a7e The arnia 10 x~~s.s
otaeF effse> has n~en h~avy. lot tareuxA All
the strain th@ banks ~ Mes Yorx Save pa..rl
~sh0Si trouns~. aad Imports % rosf have cen
n~ar-i From tielsp 10 y sa ao IN =ssn~v
has h~en -eas -cst every GAY. ana . arx~ 80
49, "a NAAA
treasury has not e~ca dtsbzrsan< h~aslIy F~w
Commercial toan. 49,
high rates.
A. other cities ne ,o--x uark~s. n.x-n~-
cutie eto-e. eut hank ~fafIur~~ Al Muwaaa-- Ia
dianapclis and LsuisviE- have caa%~a les. das
t~urean~e fAaa night have h--n f-.r-a
Tie treasury rsrch..~. silver .,.rs.~rw .-s
;h- exports Of that m~saI h.v~ s~-- 49, F.-
changes between fsss s4tx .~s Psf..~x-Me.
have been especially es-,zre~xf - 49,. -
the latter eify eunsira~ n .svasv ~v-.aw-~~.
eel A. they caa Caleaxs "a. s--u s~.rflv
90 Sew Yark. SUI Ia taas .-.s esA~~ rir5~. n.
nank sfatrn~at- iusftrzs- |. r-~sgt.Aa~ $50
ness
srain ru-- nr@sksv "a wa-sxw IA a. .n-~.
la.f-- -arE~s. rt~Ns~a r-.~ - -.
nsa-y r.~~ - 81 ..w..~~ : -.
wA~zt raa-Ss. ss~rx I c~-s k~-~v a. -
s-n -~e~4-s. ~~-~ wm.s-- 80 So
ssnn tg-~~ "A - - -. -
.mz IA. s-rls=-s "A ~t~~sn vss-.vs -. -
. H-ss~ tsr-~~ .nf ~x,~~.. 49, -. -
r~.r - 49,. - -m--
Ts~w a. 80 49, 60. - -. - - -
NJ ~ ~Azw 80.
Ia ass-~ 1870. ~ --
s-rs~~s 80 r-s--. - - w-~--.
f.~s~~-- - 60. 49,
A~anss~lv - ~~s-~ - - go.
snAe~~. a-s-~. ~ .h~~r =. - $500.
.zsl AsEf - 80 r~~.~ - =. - - -
Axn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
CONDENSED

AwarEESroVr fell near Atwood. in
RaxIsns Coaasy. Kansas on the Both
and in a. instant tse prairie was fifteen
feet deep with water-
oEvcTAL retains that have iust been
<zed shox marked increase in the
ava<ss O, cholera IN the parts Of Eassia
where the disease Is epidemic
The issne o, standard silver dollars
from The Mats and treasury o1ces dUr-
ing the seek ended Jaly ssh Vas s+G~-
80. for The corresponding ~esk Of last
year ssso,oaA
No COAL has been shipped ,rO1 Pitts
burg BY river since NAY issh. GA aoeogns
Of lox water. and As result there A-e
nearly s0.ooo,o 600 baskets ROW ready fog
shipment
Bup and James Rocas. brothers, aged
10 and - respectively. were shot down
while working on heir farm near
ton, Texas, on the 18th. ~ithoCsa ~Ord
of warning. Aiynchins will probably
follow the capture Of the asssssAins
The imports of specie At the port OF
New York for the past week we're si,ss-s
SIS. all of which vas gold. Exports OF
specie from the port OF e York Tor
the week were ssoI. $40. all of which was
silver.
double murder was
committed at Falkland. Ky, on the
sn,h. The town marshal, Andrew
Blunk. WAS shot and killed by Edward
Grim. whom be was striving TO arrest
and Murray Bunk, SON Of the marshal,
in turn killed Grim
Tur Chino Beet Sugar Factory, the
largest in the United States, with .
u.ximum reducing capacity Of 40 tons
AZ bee,s per day, started up on the sis'
ct Chino, Cal
TIE drouth which has prevailed in
Southwest Texas during b past two
months was partially broken on the
so,h by a heavy general ain
rr,r BEIKSAP, . farmers pretty
daughter. horsewhipped Thomas Goa
nolly. = popular young merchant in the
ro<,othce at Lamette. Iowa. on the soth,
h.-.us.. as she announced TO the crowd,
Connolly slandered her after she re-
fused 20 marry him.
GOV. FIsHBAck. of Arkansas. who has
,.an confined TO his room NJ Fort smith
for Two weeks past IS reported to be in
critical condition His physicians
hala a consultation on the >sth and say
he Is n Yery sick man He Is suffering
from Bright's disease.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
LITTLE THOUGHTS.

TEE best % sermon. iss pure ard
noble life
II your scales and measures are
wrong your heart is not right
THE more . mother loves the moro
she can zee in her child to love
THE man who would be a leader
must always be the first to start
EVERY man lives in n glass house
into which somebody is always looking.
wHES n particular man marries .
poor housekeeper it requires a good
deal Of lore on both sidesto make their
home . happy ope.-Ran's Hora.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
4 TERRIBLE
kiv~r and Greeks Gea.g Dry ssd crsp
Bsrnssg u

WHEELING. w. Va, July 3o-wess
Virginia is suffering from the most s.
vere and long continued drought that
has been known in many years There
has been no rain worthy Of mention
since the first Of the month. and dur
ing that time. the weather has averaged
IS degrees. while 100 has been reached
three and ee several times The Ohio
river is but little more than . creek,
the wharf marks showing less than two
feet in the channel Wheeling creek,
the principal stream of this county,
has almost dried up and its tributaries
are without . trace of water.
The farmers are discouraged Oats
are short and drying up without ripen-
ing. Corn has turned brown and is
drying up. Fruits and garden prod
ucts are a failure, and potatoes will 30
less than half . crop.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
Portland. Ore- Has . Little WresfIe With
the Financial Bugbear.

PORTLAND, Ore, July ss-The fail
ures of the Oregon national and the
Northeast Loan and Trust Co Thurs
day were followed yesterday by a run
on the Merchants national and the
suspension of the Union Banking Co
The former met every demand. paying
dollar for dollar. This seemed to have
= most quieting effect, and none of the
other hanks suffered any trouble at all
The Union is a small concern. and Is
thought to have been anxious for an
opportunity TO close for q long time
because Of its small business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

NEW YoEx. July si--The Herald's
special from Valparaiso. Chilli. says:
There was an unsuccessful revolution
AIRY uprising yesterday in the provinces
Of San Luis. Argentina
The Her.ld's correspondent in Bue-
nos Ayres telegraphs that when the
forees of the federal goveanment at
tempted to disarm the state troops a.
required by . decree recently issued.
resistance was made which became 50
pronounced as to amount TO n revolu-
ton Several soldiers were killed and
many wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

N N.@s~v OF rast.r~s 90 Nats.~ai nashs
rhssghs>s The ce~.sry sie~e the rsss-
~<>i rt.rry B>r.s sd rk.se Yes D,
or~rssssa The r~rv~staxe Of rsff.r~s
Noe vevy aiar.s~g-
WAsHISercx. July sa-Ccnyerolier
Of the Currency Eekles gives out the
following schedule showing the ma
sional hank failures hy states and also
h numh~r Of national banks ret in
operation in each state In the rniou.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

CHoLERA has broken out in St Louis.
ee zpital of the French possessions in
Sneyzmbiz, West Africa The death.
saeh an average of fifty daily. and a
csuine panic prevails among the in
hhi'zntS The disease is spreading
rsuug the European residents also.
xre Of whom have died
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

TEE government has begun an in
~rstigztion into the immigration of
nine>e at the port of New York Ex-
tnsive frauds are charged in the adj
ninstration of the Chinese exclusion
n and hundreds Of Chinese are alleged
% have been smuggled in on fraudu-
kn, c~ertiication-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

AsysrLAR feature of the Worlds
hr thus far has been the absence of
iea, victims Up to the 18th there had
nj been a single fatal case of sun
srvke, o yer N of prostration
tpn the effects of the heat. although
- thermometer had scared mp in the
nneties and above
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

TIE indianapolis national b nk Of
l~saianapolis. capital $500. 900. closed il.
s,rs on the a5th- The failure is for
rpa.oo. The bank was q United
sa,es depository and had federal
rsney in it amounting to exactly
rN n01
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

>~scEETAKY CARLISLE has received
run Collector Clark. 1T Chicago. = de-
aaea report of the trouble growing
~ Of the examination Of certain
pods on exhibition in the Russian 80
va He fully sussains Collector
czr< in the acts which gave such Of
tzx % the Russian exhibitors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

CHorrRA has reappeared in Moscow,
ri and northeast Hungary. In Mos
on the outbreak IS most serious,
r,<rr we're thirty-two cases and eleven
Sa,hs in the convict forwarding prison
Z that city between the fst and nth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

NOTWITHSTANDING the official denials
4 the Italian government of the re
,x.s that cholera had appeared in
tzIv. il IS known that the disease il
wrsiIing in Alessandria and other
-x;uces of Piedmont
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

Oy the s5th County Treasurer Reed,
1t Council Bluffs. Ia, seized fifteen of
he best locomotive engines of the
raion Pacific Railroad Co. and chained
hem in the roundhouse under care of
Stpaties { secure . claim of 600 for
90 ,axsS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
NO.3.
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


The ts~.per,tsr~ azria< The psss ve~k
b>ea seost normal. -tsh szsci~at
sansAine Tee raIzfall vxx iixhs aat
badly Distributed
Tse drozth co1tlnses cv~r the x-~asss
r~orsion % the State and erop~ AZ SILL
sae~rfng frez iark os r.in- Tse -~ath~r
has ~ren~raily h-~z rery favo-.hl. fsr
eos.oz. -hfeh has approved cgasixerahiy
azrinx tie pa, ~~>k
Cora Is ruined In YAichasAa Cs@nfy.
and cossca 10 e~winainx 10 sAo~ b ef-
'eets os ieax coatinsed trszth. Late
corn In Clay Ce1asy 10 ao- isss h>ycni
recovery In Pozsesoe. Lee sa1 iss-
sa@Sa ~ecaaties The curn crop sss h~~s
s~~rio@sly &ana<~t 81 drozth. asd The
she average e-op Tae averAx. yield Of
early corn in wAsAinxsou ce@nty ~ffl
not ee @scA snor~ than half . erop Ta~
corn crop IL ~Iafayett. Co4nsy las h~ea
intzr~5 hy dro9tn- Msdisra Coznty
reports b all ercrs are aotag yell en-
o~p, eos,ou. -hieh IL sznali as1 act
sruitinr sell la YsnsS Ceaasy eoru IL
ahead Of. anic os;oa ahoa, .qaai - last
year. Costoa 10 desnx ea~ly In Lauder
dale Coanfy. tho1xh -o-ms we're re-
ported there % the i.ts. w0rzss are
also reported in sever.i localities %
Jerer>oa Cvunty- All crps IA Assala
Coasty are aotng sn~iy- cara~z tr~e<
Is sryi=< - = I~>S.s cS=s.y- as& h=-s
are dOsnx mseh damage 20 r~ars~as IN
Alccrn Ccaasy.
TIE fruit crop 10 exuspsioaaiiy x~c&
Ia Anite Ccsafy- Ia tAe san- eSzn,y.
zane. sorxhu1- PEAS and potatoes are
aosnx veil FruitI IN n~>ose Coaaty Is
pien,ifsL bat % iaserior Vitality In
Harrisoa. Webster .a4 Nsloh9.sa oozn-
lies fsuii is dryi.< ap AnA talllax %
the trees feseA~s r . failure ia
Chccsa- Coun,y- Tie spple crop %
Ierersoa Ceznty i. very god. bat
PEACHES are inferior
In Aaaas C0aaty 4Hrinx the pas. -~~t
the rainfall has Aeea rery Aeasy t1ss
tsrhesa and nach usore shaa sssae~3eA
The ees1isioas Foe the n~st Fec tars
are favorable FOE lixhs scattered sAS--rs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

Tur extensive wooden mill. of
sn,rhard Bros. of Philadelphia.
,sSrh had been giving employment to
~, 80 hands. shut down indefinite
X "a the s6th, owing to the depression
-@-zIe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

nvE HUNDRED hands were thrown
-, Of employment in Cincinnati. on
4. 9Th. BY the shutting down indef-
.s,.v Of the Deer Creek cotton mills
-, beItiug factory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

1sE potato king of Kansas this sea-
m sa eolored man His name is II.
= Ewing. and he lives about a mile
svth Of Loring. on the Kaw river bot
IN has 500 acres of the tubcrs in. and
ssile In Kansas City. KaS. the other
~, said-they would run $50 bushels to
= acre, making his total crop ss.eoo
Exhels
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

1EE board of foreign missions in
ku York city has received news Of
\ anprovoked and brutal assault upon
LIS Anna Melton, an American mis-
s'aary. formerly of Randolph. H.
NO was stationed at the time Of the
Et7ge in a little village among the
historians mountains. in Turkey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
orthe a7th vice-President Stevenson
- Tacoma. Wash, on the steamer
c.r Of Kingston for a visit to Victoria.


nrxyrr communication over the Cen
zI and South American telegraph
-~wss opened between Guatemala
"a the United States on the 10th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

TEE Pail Mall Gazette. Of London,
Z the 18Th. says: We learn from au-
noFlty deserving of the highes. re-
feet that the Franco-Siamese diff
elty has been settled France has
greed 10 accept Slams proposals and
- abandoned her claims 10 the terri
W lying between the eighteenth and
Menty-third PARALLELS of latitude.