Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

.s4 A@alt= Niza-s. flG tae d-lH- t4alf a
great battle hasi f..~u fau-uf bes-ve-r
t'i.. eHlia-.-s ansi J1pa-s-e 1r--e-. n.'r-is
- the fatu river- Th-- eazaerancus
ra~ saHt - have taies Flnsc ~ th.s
tsth- Tir thsns-s anrhurffse. cIair-s
uGs - have snF xng-v ls,igss af ~urh =
battle having been fought
WrTuugr lssuing direcsalnS. >,r-re-
tsry saith has allowed is - ~ zr,lrr-
s,1a.i that al emploves ot III. fat-ri~r
cnEzing electi1u- There are a number
q employees in the interior department.
who iztend 70 avail themselves q this
privile-e
UFto the 18th the government ofi-
cials AZ >izia~ British India had rr-
ceivesi No confirmation OF the report
that the amex- was deaaL
THEnnoEE ANNERNsx- the 9Th VIC
tim u the riosinx at Washington Court
house q. On the night Of the Isth- died
on the 18th
PxrErCz CROWLEY. a fireman at the
NilwaulSee Soldiers home was fatally
stabbed "a the 18th By someoue IN
known
>sHooE INSPECTOR WAEsh- of Detroit.
Mich who was charged With accepting
a hrihs- ras. on the 18TH a1juire,i not
guilty The Jury was cut nearly TWEEN
ty-f1ur hours
A LAEssE part 0f the extensive plant
Ct the famous Trgsiegzr Irun works at
Richmond Va. was DESTROYED By srs.
early ga the morning of the Itth-
Los. ahuGt sI5J .0sa
THE inspectors ot pelaei &c sealssSins
az >az Francisco have reported 20 the
treasury department the number -
sealslSins taken b. the Peiaxic sealerS
during the last season ami brought
70 >an Francisco The skins exaruTueyi
were lt--ss. and of tbs nHusber s-ss
were taken from females and Z 80 from
males, and I'D from pups 8 unknown
CHIEF EysTyEER HExRT u. NC EwES.
L : " died IN Washington. on the
I-th- aged s. years He entered the
navy IN I>eI and was IN eharlre Of the
monitor CanuouieuS He served on
the great lakes. at the New York and
Boston ami Philadelphia uavv va-,ls
and on the steamship Boston wheu
that vessel was attached to the whfts.
squadron-
CAPT WILLIAM r. JosS=. a veteran
Of the Mexican war AMI a xrartuate %
the West Point class % $50 with >hssr-
Elau ansf osh-rs. died in WaShin gtoa
On the 18th He fought under >,-oss
azsi Taylor IN the ms>t important bat
ties % the Mexican war and later saw
Iltian Ssr~ice II the southwest
Egr-vs-r- : - -
ship Nssne- has made a report to tn
navy department ca the trial trip
that ve=se1 made en- the I7th- Ths-
srili lasted fyur hours The contractors
expressed themselves a. satisfied The
average Sps,ssf vas 1856 knots, ami the
highest spe~g3 4. -
JrnsE LscultBE- on the Iath. n the
{ ufted states cireuis eaurs n New
York efEr. rendered a decision n the.
case II joan I4ms.s Howard Levi P
MortOus essaehnal- The Iusize dhs-
missed rs. v-ris Of habsaS eurpas and
ordered Howard % b. taken hack 10
Ellis Island He VIII be sent back ~
Eurups-
FzznEEscS " STEELE ag,-oIo.-as- -
Noutelair. y J. while prospecting for
anet hyss er~staiS IN the Waureias-
mountains - the 18th ua~arth.sst i
box I<x< Iachs-s. bssuna wish steel
bands The box Was easily opens.si
with Spszsie, aad was found - contain
gold Nuggets " ssh had h~~n melted
and erllsen- % the value of Si5.agg-
TIE iesisral grand Jury IN Chicags
returned aE omnGnus Indictment On
the Issh against Dehs and th,. offers
Of the American Railway aai1u ami L
large number ~ persons charged with
participation IN violence and the eb-
structiou of the mails and enGau1erce
on the different railroads last summer
DETECTIVE E0HAS- OF Chicago. on the
18th bEe1tised the vrodastesi Bloom
field fInsAf hank r0bber- who l. IN jaiE
az Sullivan. II George West. oz@ % the
unst notorious saEe-hloW-rs Of thss
west lie was captured after 6eSper-
ate EgAt-
Ja>fS kNUaEE was divorced from
Mary Knubb-> az Columbus. o. on the
18th Four other divorced husbands
testified against her and three eo1s dn's
attend the trial