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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

S~en a~7Nac-u@A azss men aud russrs~-
hssTs ami girls hurried 20 the s.,eae AL
aert what a~ssas.srce th~v rvvufH Nrss
q the dead ant inizr~4 were in ~,
sEn forward Asw caaehe@ ami these
Serr - completely wrecked TIA. she
worS = extr eating tho arai aasl dr.
mr. wa a comparatively EASY aas.
"ue after anrthcr she t5f.fsSs were
brought "a u the heap e tlub~r ant
ptases4 n 4 rzw on the wvss sire % sh.
track while the iufere,s ueru rarris.s
- the meadow nr the east st. ~,s
car~vt FIR ~ shs villagers Wan msass-
seTef - their saEerin~x ansi al'eusasesl
their pains a. sell a. she facilities az
hand wouif p.ernir
IN the meaufinnss news - ths casa~-
triple had be~n wired ~ "a Psrs~
Nessviiie Trann Mills Michigan Cf.v
and other points within : rlslss~ * =
seor~ Of mikes ara within a c-oranara-
stvriy sAortttEe ~-oreSaf har-s-N VA
vas ami vehicles - every Ae-crspss1a
were az the secn~ In these the IN
iarest were eaaveved u the farm
aausss aad reSSfencrs q The nefghbar-
ae--t. the DOCKS nfswhieh were thrsru
wiste opeu bv the occupants he latter
~dsvottng themselves - the -tsupurarv
relief - The suEcrer penaiux the ar
rival - mssieal assistance
One - the srst To- b. taken a-raw
uaS Nr% Eourtly.ot iowa was e~sa-et
Injury but vas prussrasesf BIZ the
snos,s ~ the gusisbsn- she was sasra
- the residence Of r. r. EiIsxar.h.
amt upon h-is~ restored - eruseiasss-
ness PgainsIveiv Inquired fer her hu~-
sanft who had been seated b. her sis.
when the trains came Together. From
sae description she rav~ Of h~r lffe1s
partner his rsnaainS were al~nsisrsf
among she ruyv u the dead aa,f WHEN
tar fact was gently ted
70 her b begged that the l~ilsIess re-
mains Should - bruught at once -
-fe aaEse- Hence the wslayx j. lvfn-
FRUSTRATED IA enc rsrm. while shs ~
uzaius Il her husband rsSfS IN me one
adjoining The shrer hs4v~ Frearn
AuSA aRd Evans w~rv on their war -
homes IN the west uh5ch had hem
found for them thTungh the all = the
London charity schnoL % whieh shey
had h~en innate
Two seurs men are sssau-in- the
SurrunadSaE country fsr Herbers
~Thompsou. The brakeman 20 rrhs-s
negligence che responsibility for tha
catastrophe T. pf&es,L. Afs@r the
freight train had bseSssI u IL sfffaw
- await the pzassare q tine sxprv>s his
movements Nere uet observed BE- auy
q the crew
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

JAeN~cS- SGT &-Astcr-eyts~usraf
Frank Iohastan tAs seek -sa3srvt tsa
opinions whheA will 10 e Interest," -
Numerous people IN Mississippi la re-
ply - Aqzsrv truua p VI r. waEA tax
e~ollersar 81 Tsss Coan.v. he derfE@s shas
boarting hoas~s sakiax private hoarlsrs
exclusively sre nos liable sar a privilege
lax taA~r shts ruling boarding houses
shas have three or nars russsns tar tran
siens <ussts ARE liable - shs Aossf TAI.
azd the only class u privass boarding
houses that Arr Liable 10 a. sax are those
whtch hare less shaa thr~s -ossuas and
take srxnssent guests Under shfs d.
risioa IL will be ss~n shas sAe saIy eIass
Of hoar1Ea< houses liable foe she tar are
tsose who Is transient guests
In IA cpialoa To Hon T. v Miller. e
CSpiah Coaasv. he decides tAas a bank
org1niEsd rrter 10 the tst o. May and
After h . 1t 81 February aust make the
Statement provided tor BY secti.sn Lass
of The new cu4e. azd Is liable Zoe lava
tton for the srss Yesr IL 0~r<aaizsd be-
tween The ahese dates lie e~sarensis
tat t1e scheme far hank saxation d.
ters f-gna taas 0f IA individual who
must give IN the property ewuedby him
BY Eehruary =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
CONDENSED

A SHIP win relief Is . Be sen %
Srrnsxirx- ia. fruu Nsw YsrG- u :
rs1araat thai much deslsalIua exists
there xisa al The accompanying evils
TIE sufferers number zhgus &g@d PEG
pie. These have been IN quarantine
tor ST weeks and expeet % Undergo =
sFx weeks detearioH further-
RaEEKr W4SyEE and Ha-vey AL-eE
isr xoua1 ap 4 bs drunk Ca tae -s
By going - sleep n barn usar Allen
lawn Pa They xerS found dead mex
ua-aia-. having been llled 5F fumes
srom : soLEe- curing rcen Hear b.
n Haz7rL Neh- &c -he =s-h Ear
pasIv Lost his bal n NelL and Eens
down as-ar IT. un ais way doNH Is
held en- he rope slIpPeI AMI BE fell
Hs asaer vent % sae -e~sue When
zs1 ssa-iy q a. sarzce tAe rps
brgxe. and fazhsr ant aa fell aaeN-
rIL Ths- skulls we're crushed 1ra
beth xa-p dead when rzSen CU-
THERE a1 ul11T Complaints Euu ne
eshaux afJeEersau Pzrsh La Nasrs
ne Ia-s IvuchIag occurred o. 11cuAzy
In se-eu-lu- ab0reS % harvest sruPs
STATISTICS Complied fraH 0EelaI tasa
saox rhas from Jaaz4-v 10 SPsuoer
zs rear. 80 >aas anal private aa7Sa
ne rui-s1 STATES AElaA ard TIA So
sz-x-sxo hare resumed business
Twx F-gu Noaazin Railway hasdS
eoxarst ! A there zra aEa&-e4s Of 0Ga
--. -s-sers aar zssi over - ua4
s-or Memphis zz1 E-rle Rock n sae
hauss q brske< The loss 20 ne c1H-
vaur " reach uz1v tho1saz1s q
Dallas
w v-sms-eas -ez q Baz-a ClsF
..s N5o54 Ssh are n 2Ia-tae Aaier
urssscsed 81 ay SspusE s1s-Hs
- tb-~assued Iyzraia- b. ~sera-
huu5-s5 -1uchusR whose ze t1sE
accused OF Sealing
~ yeso.e we're killed n ! aI
-,s wreck as1- Kza-sburT IHL- On
re @L
rv~rE the dsuIls- widely
evu tsr A Ioa< u1e s me ea
~--,rsa- ~ the xhskT Eus DIS a.
Cs5ea-O. On the 81 AFTER an Illness Q.
- wee he leaves IN essale q
<L15GQC0
1855 rain on the I-laos Ten
p,7f-.,s VS. held up and zoooeG
A. gear EHuzham- H. On
Tse fxmea as Al-ee an q,
suzizee- an 1a4-es- e
sur uos szssllI E9gGcs@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
WENT TO T+s souoa-

>asht-a >ia&isu se sG~ sfssysa4a wsr -LEu
Sf~Nsaar~ Fet4en. tasessinE shs las
~ Eazasy Lsu~~- nsfg os~ Sarvtvsr E~
ssalu~ - rsEA tnr starry - sa~ nssx~e-r
NEW NoES >cpt 81 report q she
sinking - the TiavsEan war ship NEex-
Hmstrr Rttiou was rsvv ivstl in .hs city
ve~-erf-v- All nu h1auf wsrh one rv-
cspsaau were inst All tuif. eighty
were drpwae-t Amouw the numh.r
were uaav praminent oa saIs aasf d.
slcnass q she republic. The ezuse 81
shs disaster j. unknaxn- The uer~ q
tbe catastrophe WAS u-uu<hs - tals
city hv ex-N5aHsser 80 HaFti J. = Bua
aaE. who arrived en- the steamer
rriuz William T. srum Port an Prinee
The disaster - the Fetiuu ascs1sre,I
on September s. ah.us are miles t-um
taps Tfh~rt The cruiser had iu~s
asvH pas into c,suanssiou. >hs Jeff
PORT N Pdaee. >~pssmher = boanf Ia
San n5uisga he haE on bsarI
mary distinguished passeu rrr~ aus.snr
them being 6ea- Moline. >aa uanln-
rps envoy u Havtis L Cobsn- the
HaTtz4n minister Tn Nexesa All ether
w~eli-snnwn diplomats
Aecursi5nw r@ the s~essiHnnnv - the
sols survivor there waS sh~slusegv ~
warning Neither e~8lIisau with an
ether vessel Submerged eoral reef or
ssarm ean account Fer the accmrre1ce-
The day was fair. the wind was Ifxhs
ami the passen-~S were ~ujogin-
themselves IN the etb5a- ~>1tt1nry
the vessel began ~ sink
The offiee- On watch oraereE the uaea
sa pas the wuri % Those IN the cabins
and che ~foreca>-lr To reach the deck a.
qurklv a. possible aaa Jump ovcr
hsazL It was Already tao ate There
was terrible confusion in the cabin -
the Panhsssrieixen people reached the
deck bfackiug the passagwway as shey
dat ~ and preventing aue another
from escaping frcm what waS destined
"a b. their bemh In op= minute and
4 hale from the tiEne she he<aa - sax
the vessel was entirely Hnsisr water
0us sfiior. n the ship sank u1Ier
him. saasehe.A a pair - ears f-ssa4 a
Hsebaat aad threw himself inso the
water. He caught a psank A. Il
soatea ay and Is-sksd aruand- but not
a uan arus@ from the whiFlinE waters
~hheh eugaifed the war ship The
sailor drifss.t for th5rtysix hours on
the plank with nothing b. a er drinss.
and when picked up be was aimss>s ex-
haHstsd He Wa taken 20 Port au
Priaee The DISASTER has occaSiouest
universal mourning throughout Hayti
ant san Domingo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
GOVERNMENT FIRE Too HOT.



NEw Y0RK- sept l-Th@ Her1Id-s
NontsvideO Uruguay correspondent
cahte~.
News which was received here To-
dag Is not IS zvorans "a the cause Of
the revoIutiouisss a. heretofore The
rebel ~squadrnr ot whirh the Repun-
Lea ) the Eag~hp which sailed Tor
the soata. Intending - boabard san
to- Porto Allegro AMI Rib GraRde do
sal has been defeated
Whsu they arrived OF santos the
guns u the krPUhlica and PzLlas were
trained on the city- The land forvVz
we're awaftiz- the attack and tkS
shore artillery replied with vixur
The EEht Was kept up for two hours
VIXEN the rebel feet hofsfed anchor
and sailed 20 the southwark Deser-
tons frou the ranks az the rpvolu-
tio1isss are daiy reported The gov
e-nnl-n. i strengthening is forceS
hopin- O. ~sgu dominate the situation
ADVISES received from Rse are msors
favorable 10 the reh%ls than those ara
frUm the s1u-h X j. reported thn. the
c-.izens Of tAe Brazilian capirzl erect
that The ei-v VII a. teE alEs - sur
rendered ~ Admiral 1esl&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
NO.4I.


JAcxsox- SpG &-Ths csstan crcp
throughout the stats has beea badly in
E-rd stthia the past tew weeks The
estiEased damage raEgvs FROM u - %
Pc esn- wAAt prVnise4 10 - a large
crop a fex weeks siucs h4s 4slsIIs1
dewu aasii i viii nas - alor~ tAaa an
average crvR IL tia naeh TAe eura
ersp. sale n nsas4 ssvsiaas heNr1 s-ana
= fAIr. - not n@ar - <sw1 ~ last y~ar.
Nheu a phenomenal ersp vas hsrv~~se4
Notwithstanding tAls ceaAis4sa. bstsss
times thtx rear thaa tsr seasons pass
are looksd tor Whife the srop : aos 80
good A. t. promised a. Il tins. th~T~
Sili still - = rosi ri~A aa4 people are
not near 80 largely ia eeht a. n pre-
vtoSs year~ Ptrktaw . Progressing IA
all portssns es the STATE. AMI EAe r~cwns
spurs IN pricss u 10 expected. viii have
the eject u eaaslag q 70 h~ m~arxcssf
a. early AZ possible 10 FAR rvcwspts are
behind lass year, owing - the lau~u~~s
OF the crvp The Season kas beea PRIV
ptssoss for peas panpktaS@ potatoes
and ulsss q osher small rrsp&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
A-sscONOER WEEKS
D-ns<s His CALI ss Azy Iat-asIsmaI
FrauA

NEw IoKK- sept "a special 70
the Times from san Jose. Costa Riez.
says that Francis Heury Weeks. the
alleged News York embszzfer. has made
a statement refuting the charges OF
fraud made against him lie . MY
assets appear 10 be small hut IL given
opportunity I viii prove that my in
dsbtetinsss j. mmeA less than appears
in the published statement
What my eourss viii De when the
question Of sxtradstion Is less remote
! can Eot sSv. 7 am keeulv alive 90
nv legal responsibility to nv clients.
while I maintain that I am the xietim
II disastrous speculation IN enterprises
that were legitimate and vrumiSiug
When the proper time Genes ] shall
trust ny lawyers and patiently abide
the result hus repeat that In no busi-
ness transaction OF mine was there IN
intent Of fraud
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

JAcx~oS sept sE--Tks taEboxfng
good one 10 sslA On r. ". T-~aixssI.
the alleged her~s thieG xha wzs eum-
zlsts1 10 All az CAatcn 10 answer be-
fore CIrruit Csar. the eaa-<~ Of harss
stealing u sasss shas TrwadxsIf -
not oair sharp Sas 4Ix1ys has An ere
On tee main chance. While be was con-
dscstn~ ap-rVtracsesi meeting <saae
IN Ats4la CsansY sfu excelIeat lady
sao vas furnishing aim Ntsh board snd
Iedwfax Lost n VERY fine hars.- Is va
a ktnd Of pet and vas valued nc a much
highsr price On ais scrasgzs thai is
woaht have hr0aghs IN the markets.
>soa after the animal Sisanpeares4
Trsadsell closed the meeting aad babe
bis Kind hostess aaxi other Interested
friends adteu- >hsrsIy zfser shls be
again called On the lady who hai Lost
the horse. and she eommenced "a bsxaiI
her loo. saying she 3aakssI @v@r se~fnx
the animal again. and stating that she
woHla eheerfaIly par SIS tor It's return
TreadwelI a. oaes became greatly in
ssrssssd. aHd aesiag the part Of \ friend
hs told her that being somewhat Of a
detective he Thoughts he might End the
horse and accordingly took himself 90
20 10 50 In n few lays he retained
with the animal. and after collecting
the reward he again babe his hostess
rood bye The story Toes thas after
TreadselI was arrested for horss-steaI-
ing 1t Developed clearly snaE be was
ths party that stole the lady's horse N
the arss instance lie carried 10 20
Jasper Coanty and sold Is foe sa1 After
the lady offered SIS Cor its recovery he
went 10 the parsys stable 20 whom he
had sold the horse and stealiag ia the
second time. carried IL ID the orixinaI
owner. netting ON the transaction $40.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

Dr. a = fsLEHAEr. formerly ef
Mobile. Ala bus n resident OF viek<
burg since the yellow fever epidemic Of
ISIS. died last week At his room in
V~ieksharg. aged 3 years
The Chickasawhay Baptist Assoefa-
tion net NJ >andsrsviIls last week. Dr.
J. w Bozsman. Of Meridian. and Elder
o n Bowen. OF E1Iisutgle. we're re-
elected moderator and clerk Quite a
number Of visiting brethren we're pres
enE
The ninth year OF the state Indas-
trial Institute an1 College for White
Girls At Columbus opened Iass week
with IN astendanre Of go Thfx Is the
iarxess attendance ever recorded On
ep%zlng day. and the oatIook Is most
favorable for q successful year for this
wonderful school
Mas. LKvr R0BxKrs died a. Holly
Springs Lass week after an Illness OF
several moath& Mrs Rcberss vas an
esrimahle Christian womsa- she leaves
\ husband and seven children
IT Is STATED On good. authority that
some gins in Ckoctaw County have
posted on them notices that 10 any cot
ton IS ginned By sheir owners until the
price Of cotton wen % 10 cents. they
would be burned
OSE night last week q vaIIse was
stolen from a passenger train NJ Holly
Springs By John Williams a young
whiss man from Michigan City He
made his escape down the railroad has
was pursued By oreers who sooa found
aim eone~aIed Under 4 bridge. He uzs
then taken 70 town and lodged in all
Williams proves 70 be the individual
who for the past few years has been
slipping on the trains At Holly Springs
and stealing valtsss At one time be
stole = trunk from the depot when
arrested he protested that &c hat 1aue
acthia<- lie i wanted in Tennessee
Cor similar ees=seg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

PASS sept 2-TAe Brazilian min
sser IN this city yesterday received the
following dispatch from Rio Do ia
neiro, timed 5 p m Wednesday -
ditica confined % part Of squadron
All the states without exception 4xrve
with President Peixoto regarding the
n~esseSsity q ~reprSssin< the seGitiou-
The seztitroas vessels are IN the bav and
are deprived Of power et movement
They ear neither eject = Inning Of
their men, nor leave the bay. 0~iag 10
the IRE from the f0rtressr& Ths
cruiser Rspuhliea maEaeL ~ Ecbe&
~szeesedEEg Il escaping.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
TRRENT TOPICS.
TIE VIEWS IN BRIEF.
sr-THlso


- an NJ E-sA Wr Sszzzrr a.
- 10 sAe wi24an-T aarAes- a.
- wsxs-1 ~ ~s1rn and Gen.
- --rzsaz Esrm 5asI >aa D.
- n -afzeI S9zzss IN .
- AMI ADDRESSED H. ~saas- uu ia
- N Ers resahrrlcn Mrewrinx
- "a Interstate carunsrre - In.
- ~ -~rsnE srz4n r~unnsrfe~ WIS zs@
~1s=sus serapist the r~enni-str-
- Tns s-nzz@ IA sr.IT ATTENDED
- ceremonies Il tae zv5ax u m
nuwe Il ~ ezpfsal azfaffny ant tn
- x-sr ng-aHzr1@4 In tar Arss-s,
- zas Rsprss esI anf a r~ee<s wzs
sss,~s sas earzrx stare se-e-uuiz u
a x -@aA - ArEse x-en-ae-E
- su ne =sA NJ Sgzl-n zz-~
1rsrs fEr &e rszez4 kiL NJ
aux srr-xh 4stsntext hfnzsefs
- rarae-u in tire r-anaxm-r-s n
- M hv sesgSn= sAe laapass5ni1lrv.
-z q r-a<fa- zr-1r-- ktste- draw
svs-~ -vE~ fruxn sEr D1Ssfs Eiaha
~ns-~ was Hlrs1sr discussed hr Ne~sz
ysrx Teller ard >sewzr~ Mr. Mis-
res Ne zs1r "a sAe rEpsax bfEl
~uw~mIr= we're again bi1cxst ~
So % the minority. susf 40 s-gsl7ess
rrzx&zsL
=As en- as &tlG AFTER twenty min
s-wa-s 81 rqgrfnr Cuisines anil a sETr D.
H-~srx vauhees ant Pfsft spr puzsss
~ ss0r. sotA rf<g4znE NJ G@cr-e
~zs<s re senate IN opposition %
- sL Fir was .sKscxeI aw NJ Gar
-Mrsr u the ofM-rn he nau<s ~
ancEhe~ long session dezatsE -
r. reraus1x fne COMMITTEES GA r1ze@
rf - siL ID repeal ne fAt@rzI election
~ Z ~zs 19ared N M ez1suEfar
=sare IN ne -fse. Nr Per-- rin-
nr~E -s s1a % P~ruwisse for = bureau q
e PzGr Irsrsk a resolution aE clss1-
SRI ar=r and The r-psaE hiu xzS slsaz
4 W1ts cal witnessing t3= =zzse In
- sue@xa was.m- After . snar. exs~-
m NJ -.zass ztsnpsr1sf !
~ -rer- II ne eamzizs,s su -1les BRO
zslxHp ne eiss~rsuu laws --@aI
no Nka AMI ssr q 1nal cote On O Esa~r
anzrasL TNs hause r~S~@1 ~ 1uprsrs
ru- y committees "a Accounts -seazu-
n assignments a EnirsTzi1 e0uz
srxs AMI ast1pxerf SAs rninar- -srura
zznae- ~ Twenty-Five
- &c she II Mr. AEleu lns-E
MIn ~ zze cuf1a-@ 81 ssI~er --nnev
. -zsaE sae Sherman a~- The Pf1sr
E-anrtnl Vas Hzhf aesar~ s1e @.1a-s
TzsmI = r1zta Mr. Ean=1ruaxa raea
nasa n senate an the repeal aflE he
nwzr wA- eAan-ezt from = 20 u
Ia s4e AsszSe q rerssr< % rhs
E1e9 ~ ~acruEnfz. a. azze1lh-L x1S
Em Sans further 1SSfrnrenF az esn
ee~izs EzS nate- WIN a vgse alsel%
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

tSDHASAroLrs. Ind. sept s4-Orviie
Duncan brakeman on the first section
% the Big -Four train that was wrecked
az kankakee oua DAYS ago. was ar
rested on a telegram from officials at
kankakee early yesterday morning.
Big -Four oseials are very much sur
prised At the arrest. A. II indicates thai
their company and not the Illinois
Central i 10 Be held responsible for
the accident
DuEean vas zen at the station. bur
refused 70 talk further than 20 sav thas
ae did his 6zsy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
OXFORD. MISS. THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER 2s.1Isas.

AFNaFsTe enmm
"erids tar 6reesarv -.s N1e
41h decided % - @
worlds a5r Ocroh.- ~ ne
e1lfy settles all 49, Praet-
other - Der cent. -- An
the heusiesl ai~hs. SAD On
a e 70 per cent 81 ~ a.
ordered n,2 ap0 Row
\ ~EzHsrs nine
the @tA a. che D,ser-b ON
borne. csruunu - . an
NINE eavesE IL - g NE
mzaez IN ~ % ne
i1ev=t - have b.--n r7 oe
tw0 were taken y. se7s-
ju-ed ANY n
TIM sw,
fuerar Elazaer~
wlS celebrated In - = t1t
par7de of she ru5ss.F - a
Mayor GTIrsvs srs,T
Italian Iar n The s me
the city hall was -. &C
parafeN y tns
PREsfDExT Eax
Worlds Crrrrs~ L
allow the -ntrrna.,,,r =
Free Thinkers the ~. ~ -
Int. the now srm.,,s
ezxW Nr Eo7r.r Ia
sanction the n. - -. - -
bs.fv FfxeI~ 2, a
drag the nare ~ - - IS
mire- &
FEvEE has aE.lrF - .~-
a4ready avgrSsrag e--n ~ -
the antgrr1na-. a~.n-
sL1Hss On the coass Of south Cs-rs,,
h~Ezdre's = people are reported ,5r
~ these slansis A. 4 rpsulr u a.
stencil and pHsreaefion Of dead he.s
eft unbEre3 from the great Storm ~
August
AE$ DAVID hpwuEx. Evirrsv miles
southwest q West Elizabeth PA a.
tempted - light the ire with -~vs
Gu the SIs IN explosion -~rr-e4
and Mrs no~sieu and arr ehrs var~
ournssf 20 data The hruSe All -,7
tents ere destrg-esL
DTEEys tae rvn1.sssr hsp4- ~a,t-F
n moan Ga The sE there rer. .vv.Ev-
new eases Z eAolera ant sa--~ deaths
trnnz that iaeaSe reported o. III an
saorIsSc~ IN Hamburg
THE Ssr "a the grr-v-~au.k ami
verSarT II Tho admission Of Iav-a fus
the u11lu-
CEnLEKA = Spreading among IL
weather. classes n E1sis Pes-h
Ox the sIss she Bank - E--,,4
d1eeE u zse of discount ~ -
CENT
FIVE wen v-- EraF ,-s
~ser5susl~ nr--s
The Lan.,s e.lra- n rr
high aud wuk~~ba-. C,.r ~ - pT-
mou-h Pm IN -bas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
A HORRI5LE MONSTER.


GREESsBrRs. Ind. sept s&-Mr~
Caspar Mann and Mrs Hos Cruswiek
Sere returning home N a buggy. FRI
dag evening. when they heard al un-
usual noise from the woods along the
-oad A moment later a horrible
creature descended a tree eu-sn-faSh-
ion. and running after the buggy at
tempted to climb mp behind There
was a a for life that continued a
mile when two men with dogs sere
met and the pursuing mOasser fed into
the woods The animal was about
even Zee. long Its head ended in a
oeak ike an eagles its body was
round like that Of an alligator. COW
erred with scales and ornamented with
a pair Of wings
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
EasoNaL AND GENERAL

krS&sns Of people thrOug~d - the
--uHnts as Washington On the
1fthe 18th - hear the riugiur
~ shirne0 Of bellsou the uew Ehrzrv
nx za& 70 attend the oprn1ar
rs y the Marine baas4 ant The
6 enEaS Of L5aG veIres given In
wM LIZ eaps1aG eeuseznzL
1e1lth AUTHORITIES OF Portugal
7Ss1 the quarantine a=zinse vsS-
E-rJzg rum the port Of New
E1Iea had been established IN
sasacs Of the reports Of the az
rnes Of cholera IN J~rsey CITY
VMLN DIETRICH aged ~ Of
Ezn Inst headed n bausf 0f high-
nzz wh0 robbed four people n
fzgnE Her plan was % insfure rep
z citizens To protect her on the
maj she feared to BE- On The
Acne She rn.0sx her victims
fzrx street where her X
Elr~= zv cuureaIedL
kJnEEuS of covered wagons are ~
From the cherokee strip The
= we're Hnakie 20 get claims ana
aAHt n denauneIng the =osgner
me claim -0t ali the best lands
are a large number Of people
NJ TIE strip en- every train who
Z ASu1aEe circumstances
AEzSEEEDEx 4 Methodist min
x >Psneervi1Ie. O. was knocked
nzaie and axtaIy beaten IN the
~ tae rita hy n hs1.8siIum who
fmzenAied BY REMARKS make during
verv Of ais sermon
remains Il n MAN and foEr
- sere found In the burussi ruins
Bus n Ehzs=ehzpeL London. On
= VII q T. L Ames os Boston.
zt FIR probate on The lsth- Il
- ~ pubic requests The real
an PERSONAL property N Nsrta
: given u the wi1oz. 10
Eh s5a#t. $40 outright and an
II Sz2aoa The residue =
trust fer the bene6r Of the
y 1n4 ehil.sren
A-sult af the unsatisfactory ont
* Tie exueriaaenf OF settling
- e-ufters IN the sssw.hweSs ter
Ae British governments has d.
4aEdoa AL eSerss a. state
patton
MAt admissions 10 the WcriEs
sae 18th were f-.sss
s1SA3a At Augusta VIZ ca the
ae~ several t-azze buildings OF
limitations took the ROT CT
s store Eevslexz barns and
n&na pulled sre~sup BY th<eruo&
sASEEL B. HALIFAX former
~anf pastor 10 Rev Henry Ward
was stricken with ap.9plexv
pa-tars Of PTvmourA church
Ay1 "a the snrh
q P0RrxE aged TaE years AMI -
On the istk At eak Nils
AH Porter was bora n Viz
1na was owned By near relatives
urEs Washington
xnowu <seepieeka% horse
owned by Alderman Nolan
- v " died IN Chieago On
- While On his way rou the
= saR Erzrei~ra
PAD admission % the worlds
- NE Al were I-
1on1uran eurrre~ has accepted
- Le7s resignasion- and Gen
- seen elected president q
<auhEe
poaare Of Amsterdam. Holland
Eessed Henry De Joug and are
ngs series Of diszppearzases
that promises 20 develop a
MAJ 10 that of Deemirg IN Ea-
meeting q thu Highland Land
6i1Sgux. On the z0th- the
srrUugiy demanded a hone
1re for Scotland and con
A griexous wrong the fac.
scotch erufrers should hs
ea1aGa IN order that sheep
@&s Asi< places
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28

NEw NoEK- sept "A special 70
the Herald from - Paul MINI. SAYS
that jules II BurweIl. vi~ee-prssident.
trSasurer and general manager Of the
Mast Buf0rd 4 Burweu Carriage Co.
i charged with miSappropriating s5a.-
og 81 the funds Of the frm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-28
OLD n

Basasxr~k rsETN@ty 10 R~~Iv~s<.s. .a>
tmp-rsgs &Aw.n~~~-rN- Latter 49,
ptsaassd ~ th~ Fr~~= B@s R-xsess~a ~
th- E-s-gAsa~~gksw ssa tfs- Frs~asf. wEth
>s-ps~tsn- Ersres az E@~sa~iftsshna
Nikslr - Frsss watits.
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