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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Vrkshurz Ms Nav The uaa-h-~
C3 hulieaa Ct rhe Mss=app5 Neasher
srrun for the past W~N = a. falaws
III nr~c hllf II TIE weeS gave a s<he
carE I'm temperature. during sAe AsS
Aa4t the tem1.1urre sv=rar~i several
trr Ab-se garmaL Sa1~hlne has
e~a Abundant The rains Il IA - 1nsI
-+rA w-re very auevrulv ~EStrbar~a. aaG
We excessive la eEy q very few n.a-
tp-n the ~Ao3e- ~su.Hanu~ during "a.
T.=r w-k haV- been r-rv fararsh~.
a1t rtzzrers have Improved tho uprarr
aar rs PEsa saeir wurk Catsan plant
- kas -pusEr~-st uuias-ruuraB.v a
1= ce1rrI4 aasE usrrAeru porzssas q ~.
STATE >1m- vstrsu hAs beeu ch.vp~SL
ami c--i sraas's are Ll~ ufe. a1s -
Plant saaI- is -lurA hnw-
l< heel rer1rlef IA the nnrra b. e-sd
naEh& In1-r th@ usr z-1-her Il
aae pat f-w aaT% rsgrsa. ~ vel -
erAer rr1.ler F=-eadeu- has t1k@z ca
4 e euspuL. sat wLl Ss1 tArzw
Of nl S-us e scszt-i Eswrh
Eavlx cn l. h@1E wurk-f a--. AL
fl-a a2 vel Wnh the ~xrsuE5sn Il rh-
@uEs-a< eF@rs m a few la-a-- aF
s-avy rain &C ne Ssh sasl i1izrv f-sm
b1i UQrls IN l= @sItA &s crsp ve-
VraucsluE
Tue rsa1nz-i pr~p--rs sr nornal -vs-
sHa-> hHs CRAFTY ea-sura<~I Piaz1ers Ia
le rrer csuau% ami Earlfn- aa-lsus
are b~z< ry sfvzaeu-L EsraCss
frem rae D~l-s sAaw -hs- -cr-en 3lz1--<
T. asz-l< cHupeua z ma1v aznlsses
r1er while early csu hz< h~en zsrk-4
ont ans nsa1 are c1r
ErrtT vrsh% are h-5a- f1s- hrou-he
. uzrAe- ant r-rzk f1-ms-s arr faa1-
mE1sh s1gV7lu< IN -5@ southern csuns@
The esrv 7reara Ezgp als aus b~sn a su-
90 The Ecsut r-p Of s--w~--
AZ verT Sns and -m q b. peuuflL
IL hzEs1= sea~n VI ~-sn h~rl- 1zE
-e a-rask : v~v far0-ahi- far \ Ar-e
EL
Wh1e ne .hSws- az sac S~c eF .he
w ws- v-- unevrrv Distributed
n wFu Era=zF Suff1rat FOX rh~ IN
w-a,e aes-A- af ali crp bur -a .
a7~ beginning ~ p ar~s~5 n m-r 49,
u ant Fr->~u- ui-rln1s fr
s~ followed By elsarla< w-arae-.
ar veU Garrsra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

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E-q-Ezres az6 - AL q sas sr-a.u-T xuEs -
s~rv- f-uw ~ saoes sa9azE arr ssrzfzrz1t
% n a4ssr-en4 a-ralrr Yet ~ rnIz--~ .,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
sTocxsaIoeEs SUCCESSOR


~ G@~ E4~h OF Mb-hi<sz u FH n.
>eaAzsr-@2 -s=Aa~r
GzxSD Rams Nieh- Ma 6-6ss~
Ksch YESTERDAY afternoon appointed
1chz Rattou- gr- q taS eta intel
sat- ~ A. the vaszzc
1ls@i hw The death IT ? b Sa~
brai=- wan uiM %-re Until lamar
nexr- Uh@n the legislature VIII es@.E
John Patton. j. Wa bgl A. tow
eusEII-e- Pa October - Ia He ar-
pared fur eull-z~ a. Ausiarer. w4SM
and graauz-ea a. Yale cnlIe-e WITH
she class u - zHerwars s1kfzw >
euurse At Columbia Aw ~rha-st zfs-r
whieh h xzduat-d IN ~ The saE
lowing year h. cane - GzasE Ezs6Es
and has s5nce resided here enz-e "a
PrzstciHE NV Pafanu A1s alxzvS
taken a deep lznsrg>- IN political AZ
Airs and has always hseG -ewz-3eG II
an able 7zf AE party c1az-lur In
IS>S he vas n mruher Of rhe STATE
central eomm- Es an e5p-
qu-n. a16 furcef11 sp@ake- AMI
in al national ans5 sare zz-
Paizus WAS IN nuca demand - a
eampagu oato- Hs sus-eh= are
characterized hy hrsaisa % w-.
purity OF d5etiou asf comprehensive
noShedze q the suocE and are Void
Of elapuzl He = a xsuEeu- ant
scholar Ter two Esz-s b zas rres
dent Of the Nish-7n SAT- Eepuh1eaa
league HIS father -repre~u.es this
district II congress tsie ozce n the
thE-E-@venth esngr~ss azd oues u the
Gttieth
The AProi1tnezs q Mr. R1.tsa Il
due largely % the 15a~n-@ hr1uzh. -
bear b the Ahor Ezzoz& wA-a IN
G0rsel him far she posra1 A. the
n@st1g q the .exr N5ehs-zr l@xzsga-
t1re y se1auo= VII Be chns~z-uo II
the Ezsxp1@t tern q r & >eock
bridge zzG rhas q lanes M-Nlz- q
Detroit wz5ra exp--~ n lsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
CONDENSED

TEE people Of Zapaa CSgzzT. Tsx1s
have made an appeal tor as1R Tie AZ
peal saoss he starving people have b-
cone 80 Gespszas thas a band q tx@ar7
Of them made = z53 apcu aEszszI s-1rs
the other GaF hr Eoasf supplies The
zid vas ssuFoeG b ne temporary
n being s17rEeE
NEAE >s=rwOoL Tens en- tae IN
Charles B@A1ch4zl a pr0u5zeaE sheep
zz7- MAS shot and instantly kiIle2 hF
T. q and J@E Woo1xz-L ta-ae- and
u Tie EIEealtE originated b. the
refusal Of the deceased 70 renova a
5sl q sheep tzsm land SEs- whica he
claimed Woodward hAd ~ control
The SaiFu@z. Ct gold % EE-0ue from
tas ro1zs-v Ass week xzs SS=aea
The aoz1 shipEea- since The frs Of
49, 1Gzta - close K-oa-G sleo-a0a
ABoCr zsinzEhs CO the 7ta 4 rob Of
strikes and others aboz- 90 ze-o1g.
Esas % the IA Ct Thomas Priee.
Hoz<a Crs@x Ala and commenced the
o-x Of destruction The miners II
P1ess had refused 70 Gin the strikers
The mob G-s pat dynamite under the
boiler and sazlas II the mines and blew
them zp
Mae ws1A " v--c= ;Es -, Tyler
Hx-z01 net Evan B Freeman and his
brother Hon " L Freeman. in the
rod H1rnon carried 4 Winchester
rife and the Others had -eTolvez A
rn-E 49,
so0s lzal x1s renewed and al three
bewza zhoosing- Evan Freeman was
killed outright and william Fireman
talF injured Harmon Vas unhu-.
ant made his escape
TIE ulizOis Supreme CoGrt las
handed down 4 decision in the cas= ot
the uliaois Cszs-zl -z1lroa6 rs cen
Bz-zcz of Ca-5or6zle. sustaining ne
Ict Ct the legislature making ricxes
s-zI7izz a pzzisaable 0seass
TEE izzixalo1 congress sasch ~
se-hlss n Augusta Ca On TIE sOss
dAT e Ma. Vii BE Al imposing azssz
blaye-
TzE treasury az Texas 5 Ei--oG- i
5oIIz-. condition -sA- las zs- sxz,s6
fer sx=n-T yeA-% during xhir1 the is
rsvsaSe balance las za-@5 t-oz
sLg0Geoo q s390aa0a
THz Cambria irou WORKS AZ Jeans
s0En Pa have aszzsG Cpezzo1@
giving e@pl1T=sat - 59lg men
THE failures &l-lzZ tie pas week
have heea - II the Tzz1sa SzssS
against sls Ass ye4-. zz1 = u CzzzA
Against = As. yss-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

LE-y6roS- Ky MAJ S-Aa escrts Z.
beng made % find oct The Standing OF
he ezzGGa-es fer congress t-uu tie
Ashland district. and = pou n. R-s
resulted As fellows Owens ISIS Brsex-
i1ri1ze. 50. u1ee-ziE II Bouroo1
county Vii be the most S-rcuziveor-
ssS.ed county N the district At North
2ii&letowu- IN the saEs comfy. the
pol rss1lt=a= Owens A. Breeknrdge.
J Il : thought z Z settle VII with
DIV from the r1e= after next week
The palllu- here shows a ulzozity Tor
B-ar. "a. lii e-as reaIlas
La. rs &c ~s=et51n = L2stsf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Ms CATHERINE DEx-Boux sfS.e-
Ct The late Coz Johz A DIX a-.f
WIDOW % the lats Iahz A R.sTie
1ad<e advocate general Of th@ raw.
died IN Washington OF the - Las.
January she lost her s1u- who was Sec
retarv % Harvard E~zive-Sf.r-
IAFAx has appruprza.ed a hrre san
81 money - mz5a.aiz var sh5uS A.
Havah
from the c-cuyr~SsioraI eler-
tion IN the Third Ohio DISTRICT "a th~
fS- for a 70 Houez. d-eS--z@~
show that Pazl J. Surg lseml carried
the district By 4eg nativity over z
g. Rathboue i-spL In fSE. Houeks
plurality was Asaa
EvxzTrHESs = again running
smoothly on the G-e1. Northern zl-
way At every point alou- the line
there we're democstrasfous ef rpS1ie-
ing when the news vas given GU. that
everything was settled
Tex soezzer FArzEIav arrived a.
Halifax y - Gu the ID from BaIliz-
sSeAIIrg bar. Ireland with the end %
the Maek1y-Benzess zbie- which she
had successfully LAID across the At
Antie-
AT least 800 OF the 80 Nerseaa
troops seut 20 ga-ll an uprising of the
Taqzi Indians IN Lover California
we're either kilI-s or wounded b the
fz1azs in ambush
THE kenvrod nslL n. AIhaa- Y Y
owned b. Mrs sarah Townsend anss
operated By Huygk & Ar-~-S5n-er II
the manufacture Of FELT roossS was
completely e~eSsrgvesf bv ere On the
IL together vita 4 strrehou% Ct the
1rn and three tenement hauze~ The
mill Employed T5 harris and is cut
put was the S-ease=s q 4uy teit zil
n the United >aseS Los& sssa.sN-
Insurance. sJsa.1r0
TEExTT-EHsEr Of the democratic
members q the senate net IN esa-s-
on the II and with bu- one dissenting
voiee-thzs OF SENATOR Hi Of New
forx-paSssed a rote Of euuSienre IN
the rnarce committee whch ASKED
that NJ amendments to the l-T biI4
excerpt thf=e proposed 5v the commit
tee - oFer@i Mr. Hi rave r9ss-e
that he should ds-~w7rt she rule
UlF
VISITED the chicago p-sthuu@ where
there We-~ more thai - paren&lylng
sIeSrn vita smallpox calls Il a Ia
zarhouSe and n ds<z-- - Chiea-n
In the den Of horru@ aa1 the par
sicizl There l. a shameful lack Of
room zli artendanc- for the sick a-si
the whole reeS Win sim
" tA- ear Apids IA JIT
lAe @ o. 1raHa eAlsf EnE-
% A"e er1sr OF AAN2s @arErapaSrS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
Az ALARMING SITUATION.
Csk-- a---@sEEzx H<ar r,~a
M@hs-e-TA@ Ka~kE~un<aa Izs-m.~

A& 2HAAaE HEIE $50
M@hs-e-TA~ Ka~kE~un<aa Izs-m.~
CoSSE1L<vrELE Pa NAY 4-Th< S.-
zztsou : very alarming n tbs ~e-snz
II the a0<e region ro-uzhE Noas are
4@mbizuE IN the T~AzzEerhfl. u-xicu
ant A. ~ Mover pant prrpzr5nr for
an asraex to-=urr1w mnr1fax TIE
S1-msahie display a Eepar5es N thrz~
sections last aghE frEassusd the srrx-
e% 1ad thsv ~elurlusef - WaisA mere
Arczble o-ppsrr1aEzF Ton5<hrt they
sru-des the tpsln for the --asz-bEzz<
q the mob. and ne s-rxe= are gath
e-~d n he poiz-s 1<---i zpor- TA-
s0upaai@ have armed Ar-~ force of
men and A- HLE prepared : repeI
ne asescz
The Dunbar Furnace Co viii at
ts=pt - IRE ID Hi Farm plant -
-0--ux zorzlzE Their stock Of COKE
: exhausted ant the worzs -z<- be
Srs6 ID o. TIE furnace banked
ALa-xs force otA-re6 men VII 20 %
The a. -E1i<h- The ~o-xEsr
VII 20 % Eorx a. s o'clock N the
z0rzzg bur 10 trouble : expected BE-
fore 5 q s o5clncZ
T5e Dunbar s--l1srs rave bee- Tia
zcS- Ge.erz5r-6 Il resisting thsat-
tsu1-S otthe operators ard Val make
an attack Il Hi Farm : S-szI u
The Painter mot has stirred ~ the
f1reZE elements Ths Hans AMI
Slars are mzl1snezi A. The slazxnter q
their eouzsrv1ez and have b-coE=
bloc6ehzt Th-F hEve resolved upcn
revenge One az TIE leaders admitted
this eveuinz that t- moss hioofy
<sGss q lie sErlxz Se YSt 70 e1ze
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

HCSTS6roS V Va Hay - Ter
r-nl@ hE--lzze a=8 thunder storm
ESss1 o-s- rs r<11 aAo.s 5 o.cs1cz
as evszE- GcizE considerable En--
are here A. Cs1--1 CTrT. rEo mI-s
wes- Ct h-ze The OhEo EEer aa-oaE
saors and ruu-GE1us we're enmrle-elT
demolished with loss ut sa-ela =
Il Hzrkaz-+ the superintendent =1s
buried beneath Ghs debris bat wasex-
-ieatei ard VII probably rec oEer-
o-her employs received slight IN
r@ May ether bliiIla~ Ia the
uo7V2 zG-s 1-n-alSaeL i1c1un= Ia
EEs2e Eesszes 4J Cre&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

a -sura1r ~ hs~u fs-us-l 1-ss -
zssurT sab~-r4--l -s -5ahsa a aiming
sa~eery ~ Heu~o1u
F
- ~. "a - -
hs flrm % esassl- hs psr-5-ur sd .I
Will E.ra~ sn- ~ nr-----sss Us H.
slid
80
49,
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p.au-s,g as v-,s1na-.~r Tas s-ss~ wrr
3 -1- -snE--5r1r- L. a. p~sp- u ras-
z>ewa--L
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.s -.
-
s. - -
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aae Inc connecting Jzrs~ale
sA kr1s FFanz WA s~sa D. ~aA
h-a- l. ps = ne ea1r~alsnss q
m Szsaaue@ % tie LAE= Bari hGr
sae e1zeas generally WA D. 4l0x~4 u
=
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Ws1nnE l. so-u s- -.ssAe~s Al
ever ~ Sa-a Ia -F MI em
m~use Jrus P-m-ar.r. hs5u-
maEe u a an z 5sss aaar
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hp1- hAr- n e1ln-rne eslafE-
Aa" A~F ~ A. EE1
s-F@- me .
80 a. - - -
h.aE -te hTrFs aazE -ans~L gs- % sse
aamer Eas r~apur~L Lsaa " Cor
T @~ui~1ef tam AenP@- r-antg sr
aNe s - an Aas ma a. AE<
t1-"r Eaa~a ~ao~t H-sm
t e~1nT - tFeaEF E~zr WI
LssHas 41-a fssz1,y- tr seven Tea-.
2 l. th'ra1lL Iva Nara ralnry- tr
IN E Na Anf% 1rsM tH@1
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1M ~ ans efs@4 ~Nr ~@1
r1li - = k~rl q ne
ArllA NV h=~a- e @ark~sn-
N" ~ 3af Igr1zzs q nslvssuaA
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
THE EIGrT-HCuR DAY.

-
fsvafAr Demonstration In Ls-sf.-- n r..
tArs~-A Frs~~--sssa rA--~ u--r- tea.
h-@a-ts tafs an Taam~a~- vf-~esn- i.
Hr"~ far<-~~-htf- ~P~a&~r- Pt.s -
t"p-rtanf Ess=-Far Dav IN Duhsss
sad E~asabur=a-
A@NnDN Say 1-Enr5ish wurEm@-
- Usual m1sle their e-hr-har- s-wau-
str7taa1 th& ear IN the f-t Suussav
aES~ Nay day signs Of the owning
a~Iousf-2tarl were evnIeu-zI veS.e-
cay H1ssruiuE thrtsurh the East Ers
other hhpr5n- DISTRICTS " sh~
s'1ta q Lnudcn Inc wo-xinzmsn
ns7n gathering At ocloex a. the
appointed places - meeting IN Ps7la-
Eor hepcf1rA WocIwieh- HaeSne-
AMI battersea- There they were NEE
nE th@ musicians ansI hun-s~h-zrz
and the h~rhhpnef f-ou
tae trade caHncsL Earb DIVISION ra~
dra~1 up n Ene vita a full braSs
band n The bad ana vas IeG awav a.
= z Il oc1ack 70 the Thames emhanS-
rzerE
EF urou the e~mhaukneu. wz-
cen~eAy packed frum Back Frsaz'
bridge - Chariz- C-o@s with WORKING
mes % al trades and conl .iauS with
here AMI there n Tehirls a-rvsnr lead
erS and sn-aker uirh hansF1-lS u
hanaer saEs All tr7aSpa-enc@war
Ing overhead
~ @ P IL the May han.fss-arse-s
a. T1znT d5Eerrnt tun. ami SF.esa
MINUTES Ater the heat q the r-s-
saon Envai &C toward Hyde Park Tb~
F7@Zwaa~aa=u ~-.-W
h~A Following them cane n dar
er~ thea tie oailde~ the riverside
nsu- the railway men the printers
m1~nus ant ETlo~ Behind the sa-
ors marched thousands q oth~z-
eno1-a m EcG - oecupv -h-se hsu~
n Passing T7aIzr square III.
route frrm the square lar through pan
Nal and PfccatIIIv-
II tae park twelve plarsrrrS IA
been erected IN ! great semfefr
Al the messzE passed the resolution
n FAVOR ot ths eiEht-haur da~. Thsv
49, resolved that The wr-~ws-
ouuia free themselves economically
and socially eaiv after xetsfn- CON
trui cf the political maeh7r~-w nov
the hzzss q the capitalist el1sN John
Barns ksir Har!ie Ah.sr memh.-
CT Parliament spoke a. length each
s"nSr7tulNn- his audience ur.oa the
pruGress q the eiEht-hou- movement
n \ last Z
AAr sp~sakers were more uu-
1erous aaat conspicuous than IA snr
preaealug yea They atrS~-i the
~worz1ngnsu to attack conservative
ana hbe7iS alike ard - ~ - ar
vent the paru@ frum rassin~ further
sE>lafsn0 before both agreed - rlar-
IN thr t-are-rsuni Proposals - BETTER
the condition q ths ahssri-- elas
JGl~s G-u5~. the Preach social
lsaa-r Faul LAarg1e ami the E
gan Vo9-~~ spoke n French
Ee4lnr Marx-AveiiaE. Kari Marks
1augh1er- Translated parts q thes-
sr~erhe for b hen-st oFrhs English
mel ScepaaL the u5hals- Zen
Tfllets azs Cunningham ITALIAN
Formerly mrmb-= 81 parliament zl
zslrszs-i .he 1-
Easrmous crowds wzfehcys me vr
1essauG pa~s 70 zlsi from the PARK
There Wa ~ dzSau5eE
In Dublin a w5rz5ugnsus me-sin-
IN PEueux park passed. the familiar
egatAoGr resolution b@sizes calling
tgr manhood u1z<e and the payment
q memh-. q parliament
The vurxrEmsu meeting N fs1A<
gov after adopting the eght-hour
resolution demanded the abolition q
the house ef borls aud The uatiouaIfz-
tiun q The rz5lwzE
In ether large towns Of the Uaft-,I
Kingdom ue~0iuta5us Of a similar tenor
Eere approved bE the working people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

II was reported in Paris ca the ID,
that i've additional notes forged By
Count Els de TaIIevran6-Perrigur1 IN
the name Of " Max Lebaud-. na6
turned up The Prireesz of Sagzn. has
offered 70 fully indemnify " Lebrady
On condition. hasCocnsde T~zIIeyrzn6-
Perrigord be confined in an asylum for
q time and also rerouree his rights As
the eldest son N fAvor Of his younger
brother.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Tee proposed meeting Of camn-u-
vealers On the steps Of the ezpiroI a.
Washington On the lx. 70 awe eo1-
xressznen and senators trso n sense CO
their duty 70 the unemployed vas IRE
vented BY the aztharitiez. and N-ss&
Browne and Jones. who we're mor~
demonserztive thaz Gen COxeT. were
arrested and jailed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
Do Sss w..s 70 ssaa~

BsrwAE MINI M4vR-Ths-= 5 No
K-rIk- N rAs baeal.E Ths-s wzs
some talk q the Virginia strikers 1au-
ing ever here 70 force the Canton Mn
-E % qzi- hu. they have rot AZ
psa--1 Alrhough the ~az=z are snail
the Canton miners do rot van. %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

9zx C0zzT. Marshal Browne anst
Christopher Columbus Jones were r-
rzigred before Judge Miller m the
Washington police court ca the nara-
ing Of the ID charged with violassoa
Of statutes Of the District Of CozzmA
A continuance was taken until the sfa
and the prisoners held IN SEQ borss
each. whieh was furnished
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

TxPoErs Of dry ood< 1t The PR. 0t
View York for the xek en.f--4 the ssh
-ere E-S9s77. and the amount mar
kessd sLzS+E5 F- the correspond
ing week OF ISs Ne imports were
Ss-L-ass. and the mount marketed
g ga
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

FoP-LH-T CHsrzNA. GELGHEx Ut
Minneapolis MINI saed a call On
the sth tsr 4 n cpn entisn~ calling
on al farmers 70 meet IN wagons at
the various crossings AMI thea pro
coed ey the nearest rvu-s 20 MTnnear
chs a7d 7ks The cisr b sssrn The
dse = roE<zen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

RzoTrSG u Clev~kndO ccrtinaesL On
the RI the aaoh, sr~r Aso ss-uug
driving the euplove from naav fze-
torres and wacksx aud greatly
damaging ths rE& Tf~v we're
nnaIiy dispersed br he psc Sew
s7l companies oflzI1a were ordered
under AIRS and s~id zse-ve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Nh Wa A<roa CHAypUxx arrived at
Cairo Egvpc On the Su-h- FROM ZAnxf-
har zft@r his second central African
expedition aud became the guest os
United States Minister Penseid He
left "a the fs- for Vienna. going
thence 70 one OF the German health
springs Mr. Chandler viii erurribute
n report Of his explorations % the View
York Geogrzebiczl society
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

ICDsE TAT Of the United states
c1ur- at CIzraaatL on the -. re-
fused to rrssr7ls Receiver FELTON, s-uu
reducing the v xes Of the employees
Of the Cincinnati Southern railroad Ts
per cent. % 70 u arrert frrthwirh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

woEx was resumed on the sth- On a
dozen public improvements IN C<r~
land o. and the shops that were toose5
On the ID we're running full blast
~proeecticu being assured for every maE
who cared 20 work The least attempt
- PROVOKE n riot meant arrest zzd
Cleveland was Polieed rs ne-er before
Men ware mzsSed ~ the central s.z.irr
IN large numbers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

SERIOUS rspurS were r~c~i-eS4 az
Dulzta- Nina IN the - frrua the
Mesaba -Du znE where IN eeSp-r-
ate miners nnsth FIazs H-meG with
explosives yer 0aerrixe q an increase
Of pay- Several Companies Of mir
TIA had been orzs-=z4 ou- and ser. %
the scene Of the Astzrban@e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

II an attack upon the men euploTeS
NJ the Hzter coke works near Scot.
dale. PAN the s-h. BY rioeors strikers
led ~ wozaen- t-o Of tho<s dsssnd7zr
the r we're severely injured and
many Ct the iacers were .hgs down
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

AZ attempt was recently made 70
force the circulation Of appreciated
face v7lzS- w~hereupon the government,
on March - issued ! Gseree that sill
yer without a gold guarantee should
b 10 Ioagsr saErsnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

SEvs q Editor Frank Hzs.ous
death cau-s a g-sa. shock - the
many friend ne made IN Burfiugrrn-
Ia. durlng n residence tbsre ss maa-
aSsr Of the f~zwksye Hs mother. a
sister and a nzber 60 his vit-s rSla-
tives live as fsuas Fiessza-- Ia aat
the ~prrrvr IL i rgncraL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

TIE French courts hsf~ eNrs-nei
an arrangements by whi the -xecu-
ssrx Of Bx-uu de EeizaA VII pav
Isaac go francs and DR. Cor7elius
Herr L5oa.0su francs - the Ts@msEza-
tOrs Of the Panama Canal Co The
adoption OF ths arrangement vi pct
a-soP 70 the ex-r1sirion pruee-sin<<
zzzlzs. Dr. Herr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

TEE Chicago city eoanei1 zPprupri-
ased s1oasA On the s1;h- 20 al the
health egurEsso1er u sfanpizg oct
smallpox i1shzs CITY A~Gsf1scuaI pest
houses willk provided tie anbal1zs<
service WILDE greatly improved. ard
the force q health oE1e-S VII be
Ary-lv izeaaSel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Is the ssufern part Of Eeu.aekv
eDAI Is hein-nized IN large gzzas5-
ties. and Is at - the czssgze-S q
operators IA ID TuIsois- Indiana Ohio
and FtsShurgk6eIE< Ther-are many
eol0red mIHssn ke1rae&v. and Il =
expected there xi1 b~ a great &eAI Of
diligently N orraziz< them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

TEx strike ca the Crest Northern
railroad was czsie2 b. mutual eoue~s
Sous On the fS& Te 1e~ssnx h~-
tween the eumpanT sEe~rs AMI the
strike leaders was arouEhs 1assur
and the happy result rsaehet tArsE<a
the god Offices Of n euzmft-~ Of s.
Pau and Minneapolis hssiness men