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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

It il becoming pretty general
IL Known over the State that
the last session at the Ua.yersi-
ty was marked By the very best
of department and the nest
diligent work on the part of the
students.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

Birdie GaI!eghey, eyed eleven
years daughter of Mr. Gus Gal
leghy, died Ia AbbevrIie Satur
day Eight. Of rheumatism Of tue
heart.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
June 9ith. 1898.

For RENT-Mrs SCOTS home
on Depot street Apply to K A
Crouch, or address Mrs NJ L
Scott, Concord. y q.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03
] E Nelson

LosT-Duriug Commencement
week on or near the Campus q
pair Of valuable gold SpectacIes
with hook frame. Leave at this
Office and BE rewarded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-03

Oxford Eagle.
THURSDAY AUG ;. lsa3
/. C. r. R. Schedule
NORTH BOUND.
Nc. 2. Passenger Train. ec,u
No .. Passenger Train. Ir.qt.-.
No %, Local Freight 20 :.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. I. Passenger Train. SIX :
No. 3, Passenger Train. gt- :
No. 81, Local Freight, $50 :.
a w MITCHELL. Ayspt
LOCAL ITEMS.
Camp-meeting begins neg
Saturday night.
Mrs w III Bryant is visi.iuc
friends In Pontotoc.
Miss Lizzie Porter is visiting
friends in the country.
We Learn that Mr.. CharIi,
Campbell is down with slow fe
yer.
Rev. Mr.. Burr, of Alabama
file the Baptist pulpit last Sun
day.
Miss Frasyer, of Memphis, i:
the guest of Niss Winnie Rus
sell
Watt Wardlaw is over frou
Senatobia on q visit &c his IA
rents
DIR. Gardner has been COFFIN
ed at home sick several day,
this week.
DIR. 1ichenor's Ahtisept:e /.
no longer on trial 1t has prov
en- i.s' merits and stands toda-
without an equal.
Capt A T Og has jdineC
his family in Kentucky for 4
few weeks
We learn that Mr.. Jim Porter
is quite sick at has mother.
residence.
Get your basket ready auC
go out to the camp meeting
next Sunday.
Miss Flora Bufaloe is visit
ing her aunt, Yrs. Hastings. IL
Holly Springs
Mira. Edward Nayes. of Jack
son, Id spending the heate,
term in Oxford
Mrs NJ s Collier and children
have returned from a visit t.
Sharkey county.
III your horse or mule has Fis
tula or Foot Evil I'VE DIR TIeae
nor's Antiseptie- II will cure 1t
Sold by w B MeEven.
Miss Saiiie Isor and Mis-:
Tucker are in Chicago taking il
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Nellie Price Haynes, o
l~ndisncIa, is visiting her mother
near College Hill.
Mrs. Jimmie Duncan Hill il
visiting her relatives and friends
Ia Oxford and vicinity.
Mrs Minnie Boyd, of Houlka
Miss, is visiting her parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. d III Smith.
Miss Matte Marshall has re.
turned from an extended visii
to friends in Little Rock.
Mr.. I'll e Stall. of New Albany
was in our city on a bdsines
trip the first of the week
Messrs Bell & France have or
exhibition the Fat and Lean
base ball teams of Oxford
Many of our citizens are con
templating a trip to the World
Fair within the next few weeks
Bstesville, Miss Dee. l. $50.
We have sold DIR. Tichenor
Antiseptic for two years ana
have seen it used in . nambei
Of cases with good results We
do not hesitate to recommend
il. Aosely & Son, Druggists
Rev. Herbert Z Bowers ana
H. - $1,000 .Fraw Z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
HERRESHOFF ANYWAY.

The Rogers syndicate boat Colonia
won the first trial race for the honor of
defending the Americas cup yesterday
by six seconds. This is very narrow
margin indeed, and yachtsmen will not
be disposed to accept the result as con-
clusively proving Colonia's superiority
to the Vigilant.
The latter held the lead from the
start to finish. and was beaten only by
time allowance.
Moreover, in the windward work
she showed clearly that she could out
point and outfoot the Rogers boat.
Had she maintained the same relative
speed when running before the wind it
is more than probable Vigilant would
have won by a larger margin than
Colonia did.
While accidents prevented the Jubi-
lee and Pilgrim from continuing in the
race there is good ground for the belief
that neither will prove dangerous RI
val to the Bristol boats.
That one or the other of the HERES
hoff yachts will meet the Valkyrie is
now almost certain, q fact which is
gratifying to the people of these planta-
tiOns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
THE AvENGING EvANGEL.

The Democracy Of New York is con-
sidering whether it can afford to assume
the burden Of Maynard again.
Before this is done the fate that has
overtaken almost every person promi-
nently associated with the theft of the
state senate, which put the ineradical
taint upon Maynard should be con-
sidered.
The Fates may not pay every week;
but in this instance they have paid with
unusual promptness.
Both the senators fraudulently seated,
each of whom had heretofore borne fair
name, took their places in the senate re-
luctantly. Both performed their duties
there as though the burden of wrongful
possession of their seats was heavy upon
them. One died few months ago, a
broken old man.
Danforth, the state treasurer, who
was member of the canvassing board
that did Hills dirty work, was caught
In the recent failure OF the Madison
Square bank in condemnable business
transaction, in which he used the moneys
Of the state to his personal advantage,
that is likely to drive him either to a
''vindication," such as Maynard seeks,
or to obscurity.
Rice, the secretary of state. another
mem ber of the canvassing board, COM
paratively a young man, of good repute
and of much promise, has never re-
covered from the discredit that his part
in the stealing of the senate brought
upon him.
Maynard has lost one of the dearest
things that a man can have--the esteem
of his own profession and his face and
his bearing plainly show the suffering
that his legal ostracism has brought
upon him.
Hill himself is slipping faster and
faster toward political inconsequence,
IL not toward political suicide, disap.
pointed In his cherished ambition, aud
seeking petty revenge by the methods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
COLONIA's CONQUEST.

Herreshoff and Bristol forever!
Rhode Island holds the honor OF pro-
ducing the fastest yacht and the brain
lest designer.
The Colonia won the first trial race
yesterday fairly upon her sailing merits.
One of the boats that withdrew from
the race did so after it was beaten. The
other would have been left far behind II
she had sailed.
The Colonia is the representative
Herreshoff boat. The Navahoe and the
Vigilant are boats built to order accord
ing to their owners ideas.
When the Valkyrie comes over here
TO sail for the America cup she will
discover that the stern view OF the
Colonia is by far the most convenient.
Rhode Island is proud Of her phe-
nomenal yacht builders, bat no prouder
than her citizens have all along ex-
pected to be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
CIVIL WAR IN BRAZIL.
The Brazilian Naval Fleet Has Re-
Yolted.
RIO JANEIRO MAY BE BOMBARDED
The Government shuts on All Wire
Commun lea ation-Meagre Details The
Disturbance Thus Far Probably Con-
fined to Rio.

New York, Sep. 9-James A. Scrym-
ser, president of the Mexican Telegraph
Gable company, received despatch from
Buenos Ayres this morning saying that the
morning paper of that city reported that
there had been revolt against the Gov
ernment at Rio Janeiro on the part OF the
Brazilian naval feet stationed there, but
that the Montevideo papers declared that
reports lacked confirmation. Private ad-
vices to Mr.. Scrymser, however, from cor
respondents whom he regards as well in
formed, confirmed the report OF the revolt.
From the agent Of the company at Calves.
ton information was received that
dispatches to any part of Brazil, except
Rio Janeiro, would be admitted by the
Governor. Mr. Scrymser inferred from
this that the trouble was thus far COM
fined to Rio. He said be had no fears for
the company's property in Brazil, and that,
as for the revolutionary troubles, they
rather helped than hindered business.
X. st. G.. Walker, superintendent OF the
Coffee Exchange, said that he had received
a cable despatch from the London cores
pondents OF the exchange saying that the
cable was in the hands of the Brazilian au-
thorities, and that communication from
that country had been entirely shut off.
Mr.. Walker said that the interruption OF
inter communication with Brazil must tend
to injure the coffee trade every day it lasted,
and that il it continued amy length Of
time, it would inflict serious damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
A RETORT COURTEOUS
To q Grumbler Who Does Not Recognize
the Force of Facts.

-
the Force of Facts.
To ne Editor OF the Neps
The Journal correspondent. Fourth
Ward" complains of "of1icial in
effic eacy" bee ause of delays in the CO IL
pletion of terminal facilities.
Let US see.
For more than twenty years the city
council and the railroads worked with
all their might to make such improve
ments as would both NJ ec)modate the bus
mess and the public interests, and
it took all that time to overcome the
so-called conservatism" OF, not the
councils, but the citizens; some of the
same persons who are now complaining.
Plan after plan was submitted, only to
he fought TO death by eminent citizens
with the nonsensical cry OF "Chinese Q
WALL" Monopoly" Cut the City in
Two" etc, etc.
We all remember IL, aud now the God
dard PLAN" which met general approval.
was slaughtered by demagogical op-
position based upon misapplication of a
remark made by one of the gentlemen
who proposed that plan. The successive
city councils have overcome
that factions opposition to this
work and are entitled to great
credit for so doing, and the much -revelle
Goddard plan," "Chinese wall" and all.
is substantially the one adopted and 1t is
a good one, too. AS to time. twenty years
and more were required to overcome sec
tiona1 and individual opposition. and un.
til that was silenced work could not be
begun.
is not yet three years since the way
was clear, in every substantial degree,
and not two weeks since it was entirely
30.
The city council IL all right, likewise
the railroads and the city. Let us have
no more grumbling and no more obstruc
tions. The work is progressing.
FIFTH WARD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
MANS INCONSISTENCIES.

A man can smile grimly under the tor
lures of the rack, but he cannot tread on a
tin tack with his bare foot without bitter
howl.
A man can suffer death at the stake with
the dignity of q martyr, but he cannot
chase after his hat in a public road without
looking ridiculous.
A man can suffer the amputation of a
limb In heroic silence, but he cannot endure
= mustard plaster on his chest without
shrieking aloud for mercy.
A man can calculate TO the uttermost
farthing the cost of Suez caual, but he
canno. estimate the price OF awoman's bon
net without egregious errors.
A man can stand FIVE hours under blaz-
Ing sun to watch a cricket match, but he
cannot sit 10 minutes by the bedside of q
sick child without falling asleep.
A man can bear the deprivation Of his
wealth with the calmness OF stole, but he
cannot lose his collar stud on the bedroom
floor without violent outburst of temper.
A man can walk 40 miles day and ar
rive fresh and brl = at the end Of his jour
ney, but be cannot nurse baby half an
hour without complaining that he is utterly
worn out.
A man can beard the savage tiger In his
lair without quiver OF his muscles, but he
cannot bring an unexpected friend to din
ner on n washing day without trembling in
every limb.
A man can be n senior wrangler and ac-
auire fame as an authority on the most
abstruse subjects, but he cannot answer
the questions Of s-year-old child without
revealing bis ignorance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
TURNED EN- DOWN.

The Democratic bosses in congress
have all been turned down, with slap
that resounded like the irate parents
slipper in quiet kitchen.
In the house the committee on rules
has been ponderously sat upon by
majority that knew Reeds rules were
the only possible ones.
In the senate Voorhees, was foored on
his 1l-o'clock sessions idea.
Probably these gentlemen had not
seen Dan Lamont.
There is only one Democratic boss in
Washington, which his name is Lamont.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

once Of the License Comm,s ,ioners,
CITY Hall, Providence. sept 7th. lS.e.
Applications Tor licenss ~ sell pure spirtgons,
hitoxi. atins and malt liquors, have been made by
tho following manned pers Jns
SECOND CLASS.
Carey John, EOS Canal street.
German John. 81 Diamond street.
TRANSFERS.
Eagan James (estate) Dale. corner wost Ex-
change street, 70 Cox Brother. SO Canal street.
CioldinR Maurice 20 Franklin avenue 10 PatrIsk K
Clark I.B3 South Main street.
Luksnansky Jacob 53l Atwen avenue, 70 iae
Gladstone avenue.
The board OF license commissioners will be IA
session In their onlcc. city hail. MONDAY. sept.
-. az i;3pa A. m NJ which time ana place ali per-
sons 80 desiring may be heard on the matter of
granting such nppilcatons
fiv orler OF the Board OF License Commiesioncrs
seDt'-ibt THOMAS NIXON. ERIK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

TIYHEREAS. in honor OF the great discov-
W erer. Christopher Columbus. and in
commemoration OF the four hundredth ami
versary Of the discovery of this continent
the national government has invited all ma
tions Of the world to meet In friendly rivalry
to display the best fruits of their natural re-
sources and mechanical and educational pro-
gress. and
WHEREAS. all nations have accepted and
have now on exhibition at the Worlds fair,
in the city Of Chicago. the best fruits of their
lands. and
WHEREAs, Rhode Island In common with
other States has contributed literally of her
natural and mechanical products, together
with good showing of her advanced educa-
tional methods and institutions, all combin-
ing to promote good citizenship and broader
idcas OF life, and
WHEREAs, the board of Worlds Fair Com
missioners OF Rhode Island has appointed
Thursday. October 8, as Rhode Island day at
he Worlds fair and the commissioners of
this State have received the assurance of the
Worlds Columbian Commission and
Exposition that they viii heartily cooperate
To make the celebration Of that day impress
sive and significant,
Now. therefore I. d. Russell Brown, Cover
nor Of the State. do hereby give notice and
proclaim To all the people, that
THURSDAY. OCT. 8. 1893,
win b ''Rhode Island Day" at the Columbian
Exposition In Chicago. Illinois. and invite
the citizens of Rhode Island, and the repre-
sentatfves of all interests In the Exposition TO
Join in making this celebration worthy Of our
State.
Isdvise and request the people OF our State
$50 far as posxible-to visit the Worlds fair
81 that time, and to assemble at the Rhode
lslaDd State Building to participate in the
commsmoration exercises.
cordially invite former residents of our
State. together with those kindred with our
people. to Join In this celebration.
And ask Cor IL the interest and hearty co.
operation Of all who honor the history and
rejoice in the prosperity Of Rhode Island.
In testimony whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of this
State TO be affixed at Prov
idence, the second day
of September, in the year
Ls. of our Lord one thousand
s-' eight hundred ana ninety
three, and Of Indepen-
dence tho ono hundred
and eighteenth.
ID. RUSSELL BROWN.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE Z. UTTER,
Secretary Of State.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
THE CITY OF PRoyIoENcE.
PUBLIC HEARING +!
ono. OF the CLERK of Committees.

Oficr OF the Clerk OF Committees
CIlY HALL. Providence. Sept 3. 500.
The Joint committee OF The cay Council on al
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co,
asking for permission TO lay rails Ior spur track
Also the petition Of The Un on Railroad Company
asking for permi ssion lay rails Tor addtio al
track on south Main street, from Crawford street
to TockwottDn street and In TockwoIton street
from south MaiD street 10 the city line;
Hereby give not ce that they VIII give a Public
Hearing upon said petitions IL Commiiee Room
at O'Clock y m. when all parties inter- sted are
hereby notified appear. II they shall see fit, ami
be heard thereon.
BY order II the Committee,
GEORGE l.. vOSE,
Chairman.
d. y. HAYDEN.
Clerk Of Comml tees. sel t1-6-S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
CITY ADVERTISEMEN1S
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THE Cay OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

Tho owners Of etates assessed for the construc-
ton o. sewers tn The streets hereinafter named
LODGED y iSs sios % p the c.,s frsssussr S '''''
.y a. pousAs street from GAno street TO Butler
npnarsa ss Isss .o,s :ss from point about one
pr.,.Ss 70 wssppls s street from Douglas avenue to
. In oano street, from Pitman street % wicken.
ana In Amy Street from from ives ives street street
70 0sno street.
ohsnns P.a sissp % wf: s
nnortheryi and IN Cedar street from TsiiI street 70
In CONGRESS avenue from Eimwood avenue to
In Pavilion avenue from Prairie avenue TO Ocean
street.
In Parade street from Crsnston street to Susan
Diamond street
4ss stree, from Messsr street re- g SorioE street
In Rsdwlng street from BucSlin street to its
In Angcll street from Grand avenue to Butler
avenue and In Butler avenue from Blackstone park
u piymsnt ot The whoIe. Of any assessment I.
ton Will be made on the same at the rate OF SIX
per centum per annum from the date OF payment
:, one-third OF the assessment may be paid at any
Is odsea enc wh s he city sss %
The second installment OF one third may be paid
within two years rom the day OF said Ioagement
with the. City Treasurer by paying In addition
thereto the interest on the whole amount due ON
said assessment at the rate OF six (0l per per
annun, from the irst day OF The second year after
said Judgement TO he time OF payne u.
The last or third instailmolt OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said lodge
nHnt by paying In addit on Thereto the Interest
thereon at the rate OF six (6) per cent per annum
from the date OF the last payment
IL the first instalnent Is not paid at the end OF
one wear from the % ess q the iaagsmen q the as
ment can then be collected. with in,srest tn re-
FROM, at the rate OF six per cent per um, and
expenses OF collection.
b. l. ID. GRANGER. City Treasurer
aug IS. limo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
The News Received in Italy.

ROME, Sep. 6.-The Brazilian Minister
to Italy has informed Premier Giolitti that
the Brazilian squadron was revolted
and that the government, although strong
enough to preserve public order, will not
be able to prevent the bombardment OF Rio
Janeiro. The Italian cruiser Dogali, now
at Bahia, has been ordered to proceed at
once to Rio Janeiro to protect the Italian
residents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

THERE are people who believe that
Emin Pasha is still alive, and their be-
lief is based upon premises fully as
credible as is the belief that he has per-
ished rs the fool perisheth. Assuredly,
the man whose shrewdness has coped
with the willy Arabs all the years Emin
has been in Africa would not stand up
calmly and let one of them chop his
head off
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

The whirr of the w heels and the
buzz of the spindles in the New England
mills that are resuming work ought to
be heard by the ways and means com
mittee of the house of representatives,
and the cheerful sound ought to con-
vince the puissant gentlemen that the
tariff needs no ripping up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
Appropriate.

"Why is this drawing room styled The
Salon of the Rejected like the famous pic
ture gallery in Pariss"
Because Frau Won Goldstein has reject
ed no fewer than 10 sutors in this very
room."-Oberlander Bote.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
E.oks katner gloomy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S-State and naral
department officials do not like the situa-
tion in Brazil. To them it looks ugly. IL
true, as reported, that the navy has turned
against President Peixoto, they fear
nothing short Of general and prolonged
revolution. No official advices have been
received at either department from its rep
resentatives in Brazil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

Poor Boston After all the whist
ling its yachting writers have done to
discredit the Colonia to have her sail
away from all her rivals was bitter and
unkind in the extreme. But Boston has
the beans if not the yacht that can util-
ize spanking breeze.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
Fyerything He Knew.

Clara-Fred has been telling IL around
that I'll let just anybody kiss me.
Belle-The mean thingl If there's any
body hate, it's the man who tells every
thing he knows.-Truth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

The sapient Boston Herald has de-
cided that the hard times are due to the
Mckinley bill because some crack
Drained silver lunatic has alleged that
that law was passed under an agree
ment to pass the Sherman purchase act
also. This Is an inference drawn as
easily and obviously as bicuspid by a
dentists forceps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

The Boston Record thinks it would
take microscope to find the good
farms in Rhode Island. The editor of
the Record has been using a microscope
in search of his expected political boom
so long that he imagines it must be
used everywhere and at all times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

ANOTHER brutal husband has beaten
his wife almost to death. If ex-Sena-
tor Halls method Of Furnishing these
brutes through the " sensitiveness Of
the cuticle" were adopted the number of
these disgusting affairs would probably
be reduced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
IHE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
ONCE ot,he CLERK OF COMMITTEES
apartment OF Public Works }
Commissioners ONCE. City Hall,
A Aaa.f 4 aNl 4

ONCE otthe CLERK or COMMITTEES I
CITY HALL. PROVIDENCE r. L. Sept. A. 1898.
The Joint Committee OF the City Council on
Lamps 10 whom referred bill for an ordl-
nance granting permission 20 tho Narragansett
Electric Light ing company 10 erect ard main ain
poles and wires In Allea's avenu aid Rhodes
street. hereby give notice that they WI II give a
Public Hearing upon said bili 70. ordinance In
Committee Room II. City Hail. on fRiD w. sep
tember s, 1893. AT O'Clock. ~ M. when AL parties
interested are hereby notified to ap, ear, IL they
shall see NJ, and he heard thereon.
BY order Of the COinmittee
HORACE X. BLANeHARD,
Chairman.
ID. +. HAYDEN,
Clerk Of Committees sept2-0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
Improvement of the
Teeth.

Society requires OF its members that they han be
gentlemen aud ladies 10 all things-and the teeth.
not less than the dress, language and deportment,
mus be beyond criticism. DIR 1If,LlN0HAsT'
at his parlors, No. 220 Westminster street makes q
specially OF Improving tho appearances ~. and re.
moving discoorations from, sound teeth as well as
IN arous mechanical opera tlons required In re-
VIII be pleased 20 advise You. without charge. on
the irestneRt ana care Of tns sssb. ~ sar time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

The bill presented in the board of
aldermen last night to compel bicycle
riders to carry lanterns on their
machines at night ought to pass The
number of accidents in this vicinity and
elsewhere resulting from a neglect Of
this simple precauticn is not small, and
in some cases the consequences have
been very serious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08
LIGHT AND A/RY.
Eariy Hours.

Eariy Hours.
City Boarder (at farmhouse)-Do you
still use candles herep
Mr.. Hayseed-No, stree. In the winter
we use lamp. Don't need ii in summer,
you know. It's bedtime before it gifts
dark.-New York Weekly.