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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
TERRIBLY BURNED.


shocking Result OF . Small Fire At De-
treit. Mieh.-Thrse Persons Terribly
Buried.
DETROIT. Mich, Jan. i4.-Three per-
sons were terribly burned In a small
6re at 30 Market Place. The place was
occupied by Rudolph Hirt. the lower
floor OF the two-story frame build
ing being used As produce store
and the upper floor as the resi-
denee of Mr.. Ilirt. The family consist
ed of Mr.. Hirt, his wife. three chill
dren. his wife's mother and wife's sis
ter The fire started from the expio-
sion OF an oil stove. All the inmates
had escaped with the exception of the
youngest child The father, wild with
fear. plunged back up the stairway
closely followed by his wife. Mr..
Hirt secured the child. but when
he reached the head of the stairway
he encountered the flames. They then
kicked the glass from the window and
jumped TO the shed below. The moth
er's face and head were badly burned
and also the baby's head. neck and
hands. Mr.. Hfrt was burned about the
face. neck. back and left hand. and will
probably die The other two will prob
ABLY recover. The financial loss l.
small
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

mechascal occupation of constructing z
boat He partially recovered and. rc-
sumed his seat ia the senate. ana made
one memorable speech. which was re-
markable both for its length and its
vigor- He soon suffered n relapse. how
ever. from which he never recovered
His surerings daring the past few
months of his life from heart spasm
have been 80 poignant that 20 himself.
A. well as to his family. death must
have been looked upon as almost well
come Mr. kcnna was tS years old
the youngest man in the senate.
His death at this time will add n new
feature to the senatorial contest now
in progress in West Virginia
John Etward K-uz. wss born IN vslroalon
sanswsa eounty. Va ,sow v-at virxnial.
Arrii 10 ltts He wsx isft fa.hrrie-s AZ th- ago
Of years and novel with hss mother TO MIS-
soari. ~h>rs he worked on farm In summer
sd IN winter vas ~mp'oYsd tixxinx coal AZ
ih- r<s OF Is n. sHiisf~i In the s--sn.i Mi--uasf
esnf~'i~-ss- cavalry sni followed ths fortnz-s
sf tas eeufess@rsry 10 ths -sd. He VS. ~ouaf~d
IN tas Shoulder and arm In an engagement b,-
tween senntiax parties. but sspt up zrtfvs
ssrvire furinx Gen Prics'. retreat frum Mi-
sour IN lisa. carrying his nruis-~ AMI haassx,s
Ia thss msrra wth forfttuds. Al The eso-- 70
tes var - rs,nrn-i 70 his native Esaswhs
4at vas sutpioreti FOR tine in a ssit furnsr~
ssEtnx frs n his -srninxs snaaxh nzs1sv 10 ae-
astrs an sia1.tioa- Throuxh ihs kinda~-,
- BashSp wksian Of wesf Virginia
- vas sdmitssf % - viae.at's
-osh~x~ IS Wh.eitnx wh~rs h~ En-
tsh~s hss stziir-- IN iss< ss .snii~i isw "a
Cnsrisst-n. " Va. ard was stmsttsl n the
bar In Jaas. is-a Hs rs.. r.psdlY IN his PRIV
f~~=isn- snsi tn ls-< vas -Esc.~i prus@-stiax at
srrn~v % ksra~ha eouaty. ssd tu hi. four
yssrs .-rvsrs IN ths- e.pssaFY ~ woa asxffnc-
tssan ~ bis essndrcf % isnparfz.t ess~s 6sfsai-
sd br the ssiast i-wyxrs IN the .tsss
He was ele-t~t - csnxr~-s a. . d~rssrr~s
sgsinst ssroux oppo-Asao2 sad sntsret tas
house sf Representatives ct extra sr@=ioa IA
octob-r. is-T. h~tax the ysanxsst nsa In th.t
sndy. Here hs dsttn<utsa.t himself hr h.s
sht.fty saa wna fhs s8snarssioa Of his sssaci-
srs~ ~ bis sp~~ch@. On snsnrtsl saa .euaarni-
tzsass He ssrv~t foar y~srs m ths is-sr
brssch 20 euaxr~s. sat. IN i-<s. ws. .i.~t~d
10 ras s-z.t- ssd rs- si<-ssd IA t>-s h-sns the
yoaaG~st member IN that bsiy His s~Fvsc.ss
In tAs s~nat~ hav. b~.a nEsrk~f By sh~ ~~m-
gu.iitt~s ssteh chsrnet-FfEad b. service IA IN.
hoassl Az nis rzslir azfs-- wnaif permit. 10
Eaafntzin~i sts eaanerriaa wita the bar sai tn
chsner-y pr&rtAc- iavslvlzx rzalros4 AL otasr
eorporst- 1t xsftnui
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
A HOTEL CREMATORY

Earutng sf the 81 Louis Hotsl as DuiusA.
NIsa--Ths Belief Prevalent that Naay
Lives we're Ls~s. Escape Betsg 80
Rapidly Cut On. OwisG To the Isnama-
his Nature Of the Baiidias
DuLUTH. Mimi. Jan. IA AtTo'ciock
last evening there wEs no reason to
doubt that two lives had been Lost In
the fire which entirely destroyed tho.
St Louis hotel ut noon yesterday.
The two missing men are Baggageman
Baudre and brakeman Preston. Of
Marquette. whoeame in on the south
Shore train yesterday morning. The
men registered at the hotel. and when
the fire broke ont at 1880 both wers
asleep Conductor James. of the same
train crew. was only few doors from
them lie barely made his escape. but
tried to arouse the two men The
smoke was terrible. and though he did
his best. he could not warn them
They were probably already overcome
with the smoke and gas The night
clerk also made an attempt 70 awaken
them. but without success.
After the middle of the building was
burned out and there was no means Of
going from one side to the other. Chief
Of Police Horgan saw a number OF peo-
pie at windows on Michigan street.
who he is certian did not escape from
that side lie thinks they must have
perished in the flames.
The servants scattered after the fre
and il is impossible to find who arc
missing. A bell boy named Saunders
and a scrub woman named Oieson arc
among those who are missing.
The building was brick veneer and
burned like paper. The FIRE started
from gas explosion in the sub-base-
ment, and in n moment burned up
through the elevator shaft and the
wooden partitions Nearly every ono
on the upper floors had 10 be taken Qua
Of the windows. 50 quickly was escaps
shut of. In the Offices Of the city ticket
agent of the Omaha railroad and Of the
American Express Co, on the groand
floor. there was not even time to re-
move the money from the cash drawera
The express company lost 900 undeliv-
cred packages
The fire threatened the Brighton
hotel for a. time, but was confined To
the St Louis Both buildings were
owned by the Boston Realty Co Tho
total loss OF property Is estimated AZ
e135, 600. insurance $9s. 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
CURRENT TOPICS,
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FiFTY-sEcoNo CONGRESS

~ ne ssnsts.on thessh Mr. NrPh.r-o,,. -,
oat'on aut1oririnx and atr.rts,,, -. - -
:. - % sne treasury to suspend ali p1r-h..s,
% Aissr under tbs sn-rrusn A.. - - -,
.as4ns s1dltional gaarzntsus pox.r. .rtt-.
ponns additional duties upon In. rn,-,,. -.
- serrce. divsi-d ths av. hoar,' ....,a,
..sss 1astn' decisive aetioa being sskr, a,
i-.sssa -. IN ths houss tia District Of CO.
- ~. .opr&tion bill vas passed. and an
-, as consumed IN ths eor.s4srxtso, 20 !.
1.h 70 promote the efsct-neT Of N, rsi,,s,.
-s ne - IN amber Of the day was devote. 10 ~.
. -.astaeion of bill permitting III. yarf,IEr
Western Railroad Co to eussr ~. T1,-.-,,-. =,
Columbia sAs Dissf'et OF
~ tos senate. on the I0Sn. after hslf an nc,x
-hs Ia untmpnrtsns routin. bu.sne-. ~.
~. xrantanx additional power. snsf impo.s,-
s aasies upon thu Msrfn- ho-uit.I
sA<ra up ami after several srnsuI-
-, oe-n eoueurrsd IN. tas bfil wa
pses~sf The snti-optsoa btu va. .h-n ,.E., -
~. no quorum being prss.at, % .~tfoo "a.
zen upon u In thu house n. hilI xllow-
as me Norfolk q Western Railroad Co "a
tend rs lines into ths District oe Co,up,hs. 90.
p~ssrs and the ioiut resolution ~sspxisw ~,
TINE for ths msettnx o; eoagr-s. saa for tBs
in@n ngnrstion Of the prssidsnt vas aersss-f
~ tn- senate. ou tbs Iish. the d.at or s-n,-
,or hsnna was ann1unced By Senator Biaek
= ~ n tle an<euce IN West Efr-
x,nis OF ms dead seuAto-'s eoIleaxue- NJ
ra1ikn~r- Ths senate thsr.upou. .f.sr asont .
inx me usual resolutions snd apr1intfng n.
usual committees. adjourned In th. han,.
no ousfness but the reception Of the hauktav
comniftees majority snd minority REPORTS nj.
,ae repeal Of tho Sherman act wa trsn<,r,.I
e-fors ssnstor Kenns's death wa, anroune-,I
and the house then aiiournef
IN The ssnste. on tbs Lsth. bushes. Va. ala
ASIDE Wills the botv participated in IN.
fansral services over ths remains Of N. l.,s
Senator k-n7s- Of West Virginia In tn,
nous- IN the morning haar consideration af Ia.
oai TO prunots ths ef1 -i=ucy % .hs militia
vas resumed. but no setion was taken sat a.
Ee the houss in boiy pror-ee I'D to the .-u-
ste en&mber TO attend the funeraI Of senator
k-nna After vhi-h. as further mark og re-
spect 70 the memory Of decssssei the acas. ad-
burned
II te= s~nsts. on thu E5sh, biIi TO extent 70
the North Psciec Sc-sn she provisions Of the
statute for the prutsction Of fur seals and
ether fur bearing animal. was pzss~A Afts-
. short consideration Of tie NcfsSr-aazn bsYi
ths anti -opstoa bill was iAk-n ~ An an~uf-
meat vhi~h would hav- th- et-s-s to rs~.rfet
tie oI-rafioHs af ia= bfii 10 -sanafiin- sfs.rs
Hons vas aebatea bat wsrt over wfgea Z s~-
t'on ---- In Ire hoass the rsvrsbHezus alibu.-
tered al daT sxsfnst ths e1n.at-rzs5oa sf mi
vsts v.r Claims ~tra ta@ r%su!s tsaS -ssAsaw
gss accoupls<a-d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMS.

Ar Plainfeld. y. j., on the 10th, a
slight earthquake shock was felt A
heavy rumbling noise was heard. and
windows and doors ratified The diree-
tion Of the shock was from west To east
The Tennessee river a. sheffield.
Ala. Is frozen over solid from bank 70
bank This Is the first time IL has oc-
cared since the xiatsr ot is72-
Iy the Federal court a. Wichita. Kan.
on the Issh. Thomas NeGiIl secured q
verdict fcs 5000 against the wessern
Unlou Telegraph Company for fAilurs
TO promptly deliver 4 message
Ex-PExsfDESr RUTHERFORD r. HArEs
Is Seriously ElI at Fremont. OHIO. Of
neuralgia % The heart
LoCIs BExpEE. a ..trusty.- in eu-
dezvoring % escape from the penissn-
.izry AZ sJeffer<0nville. lad. On the 18th.
swan the icy Ohio 70 the Kentucky side
When captured be vas In q ssms-coa-
scious condition and his clothes had -
be cut from bis body
HAEHY SMITH. jsilor 1t Bisnark.
North Dakota. was on the i5th. found
in . cell from which two prisoners had
escaped. He was handeured. shackled
aud locked in. the prisoners having car
ried Of the keys
THE continued cold weather has in
creased the suffering at Homestead.
Penn, and it is stated that nearly 800
people are on the verge Of starvation
AT St. Vincent. Mian-. on the 18th.
the theruometor registered 20 degrees
below zero and the cold was nearly as
severe al over thewestsrn part Of the
State.
THK complete returns show that there
was a gain of ST.oOo.Ooo in the coiiec-
tons OF Internal revenue for the frst
sin months Of the present fiscal year,
over the receipts for the corresponding
period OF the last fiscal year
THE coIdest weather ever known at
Sheffield. Ala. prevailed there on the
fsth. The Thermometer stood ~ de-
grees above al o'clock an, and did
mot rise above - during the day.
ExrErx N0KroS. formerly president
of the Louisville & Nashville road, died
in New YORK on the 18th
ArAveKAsLE report has been ordered
by the House Commerce Committee on
the New Orleans bridge bill, as it passed
the Senate
TaE Mexican legation At Washington
denies the statement made by United
states army officer that Mexico does not
properly guard the Bio Grands.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
FIRE AT KANSAS CITY.
The J.ecsrd JeweIry CO. and Othsrs
Burned Out with oss5.ooo Loss.

The y.ecsrd JsweIry Co. and Othsrs
Burned Out with sss5.ooo Loss.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Jan IA fire in
the heart of the retail district of the
city at midnight caused loss Of up
ward Of ss45. 5.oo0. The fire destroyed
the four-story stone front building
st Nos 1919 and 1914 Walnut street
The Jaecard Watch and Jewelry
Co occupied the ground floor. Their
loss is estimated at $3.50, 900; fully in
sured- The Foster Wool Co. occupied
the second and third floors. Their loss
h $50. 900; insurance not known The
Kansas City art school occupied the top
floor and lose 5000 The loss on the
building, owned by d. o. Smart. is s4e.-
600, insured for s., 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
POOR MRS. MAVERICK.

Qssss vl~ssrs~ K~fxs~. 10 Istsrs~r. Ia
Behalf ef tbs Uafsrtas.ss wemaa At
ths 8~h~st OF Aasrs~.a Wsmsa-
LoSpo.. Jan i2.-At last q petition
fron American women shipped BY ex-
press N brown paper 20 the queen has
reached the royal presence But the
r-salt Is not at all encouraging. This
l. the acknowledgment.
wHrTwWsEI- LosDox. D~r TO- ia
Sta-wits ressr~1rs 20 ths petftissa FROM thu
Woua<a Of Am~rse~~ 10 hsr majesty r-r~fvsd
rrum ysa "a ths leth last, praying that Flo
r~n~~ Nsybrs-k r1.y h. released frun prt.ou.
am 4fFsesst ~ fhs serretarv of stats 20 ar-
szsiat voz that ~ has h.d the houar of laying
t1fs r~sirson tsfsr~ th- qu~~n. but that hsr
mAs-stv eould nss b~ AEvis~d 10 snferf~rs n ths
e-ss. sna. ar. yoar o. sissat s-rvEat
oonrxxy LrsHsssros,
To ysne. P. cxmpbsil No. rs .ssxth av~aa..
xs~ Ysrk e $. A
This viii be n great disappointment
70 many thousands Of people who be-
lieve. after having carefully weighed
the evidence in The case. that Mrs May
brick Is an innocent woman II she Is
20 she viii add one more to the list Of
the millions Of victims Of circumstan-
tiai evidence who have had tn suffer
the penalty CT guilt through the error
of human Judgment hard fate in
deed for \ woman to endure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

SAN Francisco. Jan IA letter
from Honolulu says that on January .
. resolution of lack of confidence in the
Hawaiian cabinet would be passed by
the legislature and the cabinet would
resign The queen is said to be In SYM
pathy with this movement. and. accord
ing 10 the letter, will appoint at least
two natives to the cabinet II was in
tended 10 keep this more secret until
after the Australia sailed for San Fran
cisco. The correspondent says that
the hour after the steamer sailed the
legislature would be called together
and the resolution adopted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

REST AT LAST.

Deash 81 John Edward Ksnnn. UrsseA
states seaaf.r frem West ytrrt.t. ARA
Long asd Esreedtsxfy Pslafat Tin..s
lie w.sth~ Youngest Ma. is the Senate.
nat HAD Earned ifis H.ssrs by F.ithrai
Eadeavsr.
WASHINGTON. Jan is-Senator John
= kenna. OF West Virginia. died about
a m Yesterday of heart discase. from
which he had been for years an acute
sufferer. 80 much 10 that for long inter
vais he had been eompeled tn abandon
bis duties ss senator aud to forexo all
mental exertion- Two summers ago.
with view Of diverting his mind
From bis physical ailments. he estsb-
hsned an amateur boot build
er's shop and bu~ied himself In the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


JACKSON. Jan Ia-Ecv. Stone has
ssned the following proclamation. and
aandbills containing the same. 70 Be
posted will be sent 70 the scenes Of the
lawlessness:
TIE STATE on MISSISSIPPI
kxxcrrtvK nvrfCE.
JACKSON. Jan Il. fsza-
Whereas. rnformasion deemed 20 b.
reliable. has been received AZ this once
10 the effect that ther. exists in the
southwestern part Of the stats. to-wits
In portions Of the counties Of Amite,
FRANKLIN. Lincoln and Pike. an orxani-
ration or organizations known a.
"Whitecaps." and sha. the purposes Of
said organization OF organizations are
Unlawful and dangerous to the peace
and GOOD order Of the STATE. and ~ the
safety Of It's citizens thereof: and
Whereas. 1t has been reported 10 me
that divers acts OF Iawlessness. such a.
disturbing the families Of peaceful and
law-shiding citizens 81 their homes.
threatening them with violence and
driving them from their homes. and in
some cases committing arson. and even
murder. and
Whereas. The poor and helpless are
entitled to the projection Of the Law;
nov,
Therefore. I. J. NJ Stone. governor Of
the State Of Mississippi. by virtue Of
the authority vested in me by the con-
stitution and laws Of the State. do issue
this. my PROCLAMATION. commanding all
such assemblages or organizations by
whatever name called. 70 dispense. and
the members thereof, and all others
who may have been engaged in any
such acts OF lswlessness. to desist from
and after this date. And do hereby
offer 4 reward Of sloo for the arrass and
conviction Of each aud every one Who
may have been guilty. or who may
hereafter be guilty Of any OF the crimes
herein specified. or any of Q kindred
nature. and do moreover enioin Is
upon al peace oficers. more especially
the sherirs Of the respective counties,
whose daty it i so pr~ssrve the peace.
and wso for that purpose may com
mand the power OF bis county. 20 BE-
vigilant in she discharge Of their duties
that the majesty 0f the law may be
maintained. and the good name Of the
county and state preserved
In testimony whereof. have here
Hnto SET my hand and caused the great
seal OF the STATE 70 BE- aEixed. Done AZ
Jackson this. the 18th day Of January.
in the year of our Lord. 1885.
j. NJ SroSK
By the Governor,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
PresIdeae-Eleet Cleveland .t M. Lake
mood Retreat

LAKEWOOD. ". j.. Jan. I4-PresideDs-
elect Cleveland arrived lastevening. He
was accompanied by Mrs Cleveland
and Baby Ruth, and the little ones
nurse They were driven NJ once &c
the Little White House. as their cot.
tage here Is now called
With the possible exception Of few
days in the latter part of February,
ths family will remain here until they
start for Washington Mr.. Cleveland
1t Is said. viii not receive political
callers here. but will attend to them q
his New York Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

BURLrSsroS. la. Jan. tA-It Is re-
ported from Morning sun. Ia. that .
hsd wreck occurred last evening on the
Iowa Central railroad> An east-buund
passenger train was derailed while on
a crossing. sixty feet above the ground
Two were killed and two others sus-
taired injuries that will probably
prove fatal. Among the injured are:
Rev. Miller. Wayland. Ia, seriously;
Elmer Reeee. Morning Sun. slightly:
Z. :. Drumm. Wyoming. III. b..cls hurt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
AN IMPERIAL SURPRISE.

The German Emp~rsr Takes the G.rrissa
Of sfras.burg by sarprtss ~ . Visit Un-
announced. to the Aissttas Capital
BERLIN. Jan 1s.-Emperor William,
who visited SigmAringen TO attend the
nuptials of the crown prince of Rou-
mania and Princess Marie of Edin-
buryh. left there on his saloon
train ostensibly TO visit Carls-
ruhe. the capital of Baden He
stopped at Carlsruhe but short time,
and then continued his journey &c
Strasburg. the capital Of the annexed
province of Alsaee. n short distance to
the southwest of carlsruhe- No inti-
nation of his intention to visit ths
place had been given to the military
authorities and his sudden arrival,
planned to surprise the garrison, sue
ceeded in its object. There was great
hurrying and calling to arms when his
presence became known, aud in few
minutes the troops were ready to re-
eeive him with all military honorx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

lkzS HUNTINGTON. Of Cleveland. O.,
|sAo vas very wealthy and prominent
|r1ag the Enanciers OF the country.
= who had been IN Europe for the
- two years for his health. which he
|sas suppossei to have entirely rees~-
|e'ra started from Dresden for home. on
y lssh- and died saddenly in London
= The IIth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

sxzAruR joHS + KxsxA. of West
|szaia. died in Washington. about }
pshsko on the morning Of the 18th. Of
|AEsrt sissase. from which he had been
~ Tears an acute sufferer. 30 much 50
pa for long intervals he had been
|SrPeled 10 abandon his duties as sen
|sisr md turego all mental exertion-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

forR Russian nihilists who were ar
,aaed IN Paris at the instance of the
-sszan ambassador. were escorted TO
%aaS On the 9Th. By number of po-
|.'s1en and placed on board n steamer
's1aa Tor England The oflcers wait
aata the steamer was well out in
q eaannel before starting on their re-
|Rra 10 Paris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Il IS openly charged in Paris that
|P.-sil-ut Carnot and VI. Ribot are not
b earnest N the Panama prosecutions.
Ia. they have no intention of bring
|srx the bribe-ta<e-s to trial. and that
|s1r prosecution Of De Lesseps. Fontaine.
Cxm and Eiffel will be nothing more
|<tsn farce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

wru the Thermometer down TO zero.
u = Nary's. O.. on the feth. the main
49, leads natural gas into the city
-. leaving the people Of the town
& he mercy Of the frigid weather,
~ being little wood or coal in the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19
The pesp-w.ter coave.tisn.

WAsHryGroy. Jan fG--At the morn
ing session Of the deep waterway con-
vention yesterday plan OF permanent
organization IN carry forward the
work of the convention was adopted
The working power of the organizar
ton Is to be placed in a committee Of
Ave in which the president of the or
ganization shall be ex-oficio chair
man
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

Y was developed. on the 18th. that
= urn having the contract to supply
1eanatfs poor families with coal hai
\. aeiivered any for several days
aiming inability to obtain supplies.
-sanU aile, with stock Of 40, 600 tons
.aa'' II was selling to others at
.sols price and allowing the city's
par to freeze.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

rHAys. China has been The scene Of
Eufber anti-foreign riot. but the dis
z-saaee was son quelled by force Of
|zze izeiSets from British man-of-war.
o. rot was started by an old woman.
|~ao proclaimed to her countrymen that
p toreiVners had desser.ted the grave
enc Of her ancestors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

BENJAMIN F. BUrsEs. the lawyer.
|x=tesman. politician and millionaire
naatacturer. died at his Washington
|,rsience. 20 New Jersey avenue.
|rztheast. at l:30 o'clock on the morn
|hg Il the Ilth- His death was a great
Erprise, as il was not even known that
II vas aiiiug.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

announced that under the rule
-. stee Duss, of the Ecouomite So
l..i ., Economy. Pa. the pursuits OF
49, and fine stock raising.
- nave not been profitable for
~ sme' are to be abandoned. while
yards. saw-miHs and all the
49, turing interests that have not
N ed an actual loss to the society
-, retained and operated with re-
~ igor and on approved princi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

ru will Of Jay Gould was admitted
Y w,hnte on the 18th Special Guard
4. g,llin VI. Morgan was given $500
q speeial Guardian Mapes $1,000 for
-. IN the probate proceedings BE-
= Surrogate Ransom Of New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

rsx pope has appointed Rev. s. Roe
of Albany y. ". secretary TO the
E;xson Of Mgr. Satolli. the papal able
he 70 the United States. Father
R~ker Is vice-rector of the American
|rne~e in Rome He has already
kxr.el for New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

nm large boot and shoe firm of
hvrv. Rogers & Co. of Toledo. o.. has
- into the hands of receiver. The
kfiurp caused tremendous sensation
q buSiness and banking circles in that
r The liabilities are 500. 5oos as
- about ss5a, COO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

rwruited States steamer Constella-
u. having on board works OF Amer
.rtists in Italy and France for ex-
kss;0u At the Chicago Worlds fair.
- from Havre. France. for New
- au the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-01-19

A. 'ae 10th 4 Baltimore a Ohio local
-. ran away ON a heavy grade At
r.. 80 station on top Of the Ale
- mountains, and dashed into q
n Just ahead. killing Fireman
500 q the local freight and injur-