Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE stoe< barn Of ss-arz-e >,eilambs.
rnrth Of Mansfield a. z1s DESTROYED
by tire. on the ssth. wit- ! uunuer -
1ne srUtting horses. ineIzliu.s Tbs. seis.-
brassd stallion Old Crow The I1sS +.
very heavy
FEoN the tenor Of the testinenv at
dacrsi- on the =7th- BY ths. naval bslar,f
Of inquiry appointed 20 Investigate. the
wreexing q the kearssr-e On Eonca-
dor reef. i appeared likely that LI..ut.-
CoU- Charles f. Lyman the navigator
Of the snip. upon whose story Of the
accident the decision OF the coars-aar-
tistl viii be largely based. would lay the
blame for the loss q the odd corvette To
her faulty ehrozornetsrS znd current
charts
BgsEoF RsSACrx of the Catholic dio-
ee>e Of Lincoln has issued an oryi.sr 0r
excunmanieatian against Father Cor
bett- sentencing him 10 three years
suspension from participation IN the
eucharist and 10 undergo a penanee OF
that length in a monastry near Mon
treaf, Can This sentence has been
passed without a trial being accorded
the accused. his OfsenSe being the bring
ing of the bishop in a civil court on
criminal charge
ExPER0R WILLIAM Of Germany Is Civ
Ing great deal of attention to the sub
isct of binetallism. and i bringing all
his influence to bear To prevent n fur
Their decline in the price Of silver.
Rev DIR BCKrsELL reeoguized a the
greatest authority on Roman Catholic
canouical law on this side of the ocean.
and who has been under the ban
since he ehSmpioned the cause of DR.
NctSlyun. has won his case at Rome.
He has been restored to all his rights.
ard may bring the order of restoration.
promulgated By the propaganda at
Rome. home with him
A DISASTROUS FIRE occurred at Oak
land City. Ind. on the s7th, and at one
time it looked as IL the city would sue
cnmb To the flames. klenk Bros -four
mill. elevator and warehouse were
completely destroyed. as we'll As their
contents. causing loss of $4,000, on
which there was but ST.. 900 insurance
Five dwellings and contents were also
burned. loss. about $500.
LIN WATSON. aged -, committed
suicide at his home near RushviIle.
kas. on the 9Th. by taking Rough
on Rats The cause Is not known
Watson was the son of one of the
wealthiest farmers in that section
Mr. GLADSTONE. il i said. has sent in
his resignation as British prime minis.
ter. To take effect At Easter. and Rt
Hon JShn Poyntz Spencer, fifth earl
| of that Fame and First lord of the ad-
mirxlty. has been chosen to succeed
him. Lord ROssbery. it i stated. hav-
| ing declined the Office
A PARTY Ofpatriotie kentuekiansare
taking steps TO purchase the birthplace
of Abraham Lincoln, in La Rue eoun-
". ny, and convert IL into a park
Negotiations are about completed. and
work viii be begun early in the spring.
The Iowa senate. on the 9sth. re-
| ieeted the house woman suffrage
amendnent-ayes. ~ nays. -
BURGLAKs entered the house OF
| Henry German. treasurer OF Exeter
township. Monroe county, Mich-. or
the night Of the 9zth. shot Mr. GER
| man twice and shot and instantly
killed Mrs German. and made their
escape with nearly 81.
JUDsE j. W McDuL. q member OF
the interstate commerce commission
and ex-Cnited States senator. died AZ
Creston. Ia. OF the 9Sth-
AUGUSTUS ST G4UDESs has consent.
ed TO put clothes on the young gentle
| man who adornS his nHch-diScussed
| Worlds fair medal He has even con
ssnted TO make \ new young man alto
| gether, IL that viii b. for the best
This he agrees TO do IN the interest OF
art lie was afraid that IL he did no,
10 il his medal would be turned over
10 some inferior craftsman. wko nigh,
! spoiI the art OF il completely.