Oxford eagle., 1893-09-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


y GEEAr majority OF the people of
the I nited States does and always viii
compose the working classes. II fol-
lows. then. that their interests must
be carefully considered. conserved.
fostered and advanced in every proper
way. Their care must absorb large
share Of American craftsmanship. and
the policy Of the country always must
be. a. far as i consistent with houeSfv r
and justice to all, to provide for the
working and producing classes. \
proper conservation Of their interests
viii mean prosperity and bencfscence
to all classes.
Up TO the Tth the relief committee
Of the Colored Auxiliary association of
jacksonville. Fla. had shipped "a
Charlestori. : G.. for the hurricane Suf-
ferers. twelve barrels of four. Ia
pounds Of bacon. ten barrels of grjts
and about fifty suits Of clothes
EDWARD WAITE If Boston. aged 70
was drowned IN the PreSumscot river
at Deering. Me- on the ith. Mrs Mary
Curran. quite elderly. who saw the ac-
cident. dropPed dead from excitement.
The bark sra Capt PcttingaIl.
nine days from Tampa. Fla-, arrived at
Baltimore. Md. on the 4th. with Capt
Thaddeus Babhidge. u Camden. Ne.
and crew of the abandoned schooner
william Smith.
ForR women have recently hcen mur-
4ere,s and mutilatcf in oc>thurg. a
small village On the iSland - oadS.
Netherlands. Al were II the p..orsSt
.lasS. The murders were committed
Il night. and the bosiies were disSectest
in the manner pursued b. Jack the
Ripper. Up to the 4th no arrests had
been made.
OK the 5th the Hawaiian scaling
steamer Alexander, Capt Mclean. az
rived at san Francis<o from the Japan
sesIin., grounds with a catch ~ little
over 5. 600 skins. Capt Mclean denies
having been in Behring Sea
A PANIC and rush in which thirty or
forty persons were thrown down and
trsmpIed. was caused by a fire IN the
Eden theatcr at oStend. Belgium on
the uigh, Of the 9TH Many of the VIC
tins were taken To the hospital
Az explosion Of gas occurred IN one
~ the mines at SheibOurne, II miles
south of Terre Iiaute, Ind, on the oth,
in which thirteen men were injured
several Of whom are in preearious
condition
on the t<h the great Midland ran
way of England issued an order I" lay
off thirty daily passenger trains on ah'.
after the 10th. owing to the scarcity Oh
fuel caused by the miners strike
TErearl of Aberdeen sailed from Liv-
erpool for America on the 7th-
on August 4 the village Of Honion-
H.; IanSn was DESTROYED by FIRE. on
etb Hakozakizi. containing sixty
honses was burned. and ON the Ieth
the village of Ivanokami, IN lam "a
nrov;nce was destroyed with loss OF
sixty-four lives .-.
Tyr delegates Of the Pan-American
ad;,,al congress at Washington Were
.a,5.r.d a reception by President
r',arsland AT the White House on the
1
5th. .-,,.s IN
hn;Id an American Pantheon OF rnarole =.
~ brass around the statue OF Liberty Liberty
= Navv York harbor, commemoratlhs
,ha deeds of brave Americans
DR JAMES JOHNSTON, who las rece
T., returned from two years eIIP ~
i.r;c, saws he does not believe Emih
' cTrsrsE pirates seized steamer ON on
tie chinese coast, killed eighteen PEI.
- stole $4,000 and carried on '"o
Ane Ger McKINLEY Of Ohio addressed
oid soldiers at indianapolis ind:'
sne ~ the 6:h. He did not refer TO poii-
tics .;,,.I congress- of
- "a nnionists. in session at beiiast'
- - a resolution introduced oy
~, ~ TiIlstt advocating bii. = resu- gu
- -. "a. hours OF labor 70 eight ua!
- = = mi trades aud occupations