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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Jaeks1a. AEx- ta-Tnz-s.lAy nSE-
ueats eommeas1ed before Ju4x~ J. r.
Cartsuan IN The case OF wirt Adams
State reveuse s<~zS ~ The IIIiuOjs
Csnsrai aai Mississippi Valley Railroad
Companies Is = a. important c1.-s. ana
involves AZ least slasA essl os taxes el1im-
81 to hs due the STATE an.4 esaas5es By
the Louisville. New O-leans 4 Teras
kaslrca4. merged into aa4 gov = past -
the Nississip7t Valley Railroad system
The rzilrUat cozanissiou a.sesss.sI sac
LsaisEille. New Orleans 4 Tens Rail
road For the saxes cf I.Je. bat the -ua4
refused 20 FaT- claiming eH~u psisu s-o-a
saxati0n- Il ls Zoe hosA The al valsr~-a
All privilege tAEss es shis Yss- sss- tA~
s-st = h-Ou<hz TIE p.sjazs are sszsila-
- shgs@ - sAs case q sA@ ss~or-is Fa-
et1e EAilroAi Csz pazF. fe,sstssi IA ssr.sr
- sae r~E@as@ A<~a- IL - rias-g@ss "a
sse ra-- % ta~ >sa.. rAat y aen ta@ -v1f
r1s PzrsaAs.s.t ~ sAs EszizssEs C~zzr1E /.
lo-z tae eEs=psssa sEaz it szsz-sszsa-
4sly aE4 sssl-e se&s s~rfsss2 Tsss -zil-
ruat es=Pazy E-zies thas sas Tllznas
Cerrrai S1li-sNt sz-raxs.f sAs L-lsl5s-
Vile Ns~ o-i@szs a T-xss E.il-uasf Rs
natter q sAes- sAas sA@ s-aaxA--z,sz
~Rs salg --s~is pg-reEs.s. a. 49, sAs
sES earFssr2taazs A. <sps s~pz-As@ AMI
4aszInass- Ts@ 41sszszs- i s~~azs. ~aLG
aAzg@ "a tee Las ~a~zA@- er SO sa<
srzas1csi0a s1s = sssaa ssass p1--AN.p 4.
ta= ter=~r ro4t 81 ss- Ilzzazis c-ss-zL
i 3 re-E Izporsans sAs~. lzt lara5 49,
zot Oaly tie -sr-s e Isxs aHazsizx.
ss stated - uPEar1 q sIa.s.assa. bsss also
tae rlxss % zAe >sase asa -suus5ek -
tAx tie rc0psrsF N sA@ far1-~-shaf q
rSsor . ths exFSrztiaz % sse sxezpsa1z
el1iz-si hT sae rua4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

DENvEE- Aug Is-The relay ra,e 81
the l. \ w was finished ss- night At
lo-gs-s day> fe hours aud y minutes
from Washington The signal rocket
AZ sand Cre~k- i've and thr-e-fpursh
miles distant went mp At Ie-.1 and the
cheering of tn. waiting crowds that
lined the strs~ts s4ou herzlsse,f tn. o.
cpsain< - III. xh~~Inru- Th.. ri.isrs
On the last ~svti0n wery- George l.
Mccarthy ami sseorge w Hartv Th~v
entered The city in Arapahss Ssr~et -
the eornsr ot >ixss~uth. and fror1 sh-r~
up Tenth 20 thu county esurt hngs.s.
where an imnenss- shruux had hsea
patiently waiting >Iner 5 o-eis.clS
The EOvernur revived IN. g.sach ansi
to.rS frpu u the ul.-ssa<e<- r-asiiax the
ou.s so himself and his tsiegrzph5c ~
pty and tausssss a -uss-a-v- - ss~n Nc
Co.s< and o1e to Nr Blaek ~ha haA
charge q the Eacc frpm Washlnxraa-
fr''E1 Representative >Prinrvr
III E,lrrruss- sh-n sssG- Mr.. t.~-s--s
Naearrhy A. th- r,ps-~a.lr It s'.ilsraasa.
'i~>5r~ - thaa< vcu for th-- ,i~lfr~rv
of thhs autograph i-rter -hheh Va
glncsvi IN th~ hank < th. nr-st r~sar
- Nhe~in~a az Wzshiu<tou- Au--r~s s At
= 0clo-zs uoou hy the private s-,-rs-
sary = tis- Iss~sistsas * sh- n5se,f
State In fatu-r v~arS 5s SHALL - a
matter = P-isis IN y,pa ant vsss1- fellow
h5eyeli>s- that ycu hai part N rhis
grand aehi~veu~nt 1zsf hel psn-- ~ mako
tazs vVousi-rtaI F'-,eor,s u th- skill ant
sy.-ssl q the Ans-rican vh,elzuan- lAp-
PlsE>~
Turning - Mr. Eiaes ths Euv.runr
said Mr. 4 r Black. q JAesl,.su-
Vile Ill. of the l. y w IL : usv
Ples>an, duty tn congratulate vOa- Nr.
Back, a. the manager aud pr,s1rlsssr of
thjs great enterprise upon IT. auspi-
cieUs termination You hav. aroused
a new interest in that benehcieut in
E-nt5on. the wheel. which has sIreafv
pru.iueesi - extraordinary a change in
lo-aomosion- The fact il the wheel :
the greatest invention Of modern
times iapPlsusel. wheels in the head.
always excepted Laughter
Gen McCcok then made hiS reply t.
tseu- Greeley. after which the crowd
slowly dispersed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
TIE BICYCLE RsIAv.
nrttss-t tnsfis- - the Crs----sh-- a saz-
trr kars ksthwsss.si< wstse~-s~ .t ta~u-
r~r-fh~ Tws rh~a-saa Wit~- tsx~-~f
n ~tn nsy~ saa . Hsif-ts~s. wsIfe
E~.sas Hss N~~<sx- sast wsk-. ~v-~-sA--.

nrtiits.s fasfIz- ~f the Crs--.-sh--g .s--
trr ksrs- ksshwsss.si~ wstse~s~ .s tA~u-
v~r-rh~ I've rs~a-2aa Wt-. Cax~r~-t
n >tr Day. sza . Halt ss~s Waite
E~.sis Hss N@~-sx- ssd wsk-s >v~-~A--.
DENVEE.Col. Aug. fs-Th~ Last ipa
mils> Il the great wzShirgsoa- Denver
relay hievclc raes wa cnverrd un.ler
the mo~t favorable eS1usiit5uus. a clear
sky little ~ M wind and smooth
harsi rad that was an inspiration ,a
the flying wherim~n- who far-rd ahead
AZ a gait that would have dou- credit
10 iocnmasive
The ssndssorrn Which th.. Net-aska
risters ran into SATURDAY night xaS a
ms-st unfortunate csacurrruc-- Is de-
iayed the race several hCur~. and urs.-
vented Il being completed in six davs.
A. was anticipated Saturday when the
news that Sueh excellent time was b.--
inS made N eastern Nebraska was r.
eeivet here Bu, west u JuIeSbury
yesterday morning the sun tSuad the
PRESIDENTS message moving steadily
westward six;s-a miles PER hour
The eouriers arrived at Cheyenne at
1-1s p m xher- the hest risss--S - that
city rcceive,i u vvitho,sf seconds d.
lar AMI werr 40 for the south like the
wind The rad frnSu therc - ssreeIey
i smooth and hard with occasional
bills cv slight rtses- giving the men
chance fer an o.ossSjoual '-ssrast
The Cheyenne hoys wer- greeted
few miles north Of tsrveley by an -
cSyrs u local whe~Imeu- who s.et a kill
inS pae's 0n towards their city AMI the
poaeh Was transferred to the Denver
boys with the SANE celebrity with which
il had heen changing hsasi> ever sinre
Monday Noon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

DErta- the pas sss< the s~zp-ss-
sGre zz4 sGzsatne have be~z e-rf~us n
al pc-siOss - the sat- TA@ -asas n
the nor.he-z tlssriess we're s=a.5aahI-
In aEOGns 1z2 h@aeEc51L- eus n rh@
central Az4 sa4sh@rz oozzs5~s ss.s nzz.-A
FELL Affecting e-0ps zore 4asaHgrzhlv
than Otherwise. althaGxk n pln-~s ta@
rains viii b. ef benefit u 6lli=< szs
ears o. LATE curz- cr05 p-r-p>ets n
Northern 1Esstssir7s are A. their h~sz
dOs,oa aad oo<z arr hitbE- IA. farmer
crop - hsa4fisGlly f-E5se4 All gives
every PzOzise q l1-g~ yield Vsry
liEtis se@1@izx IS reported azl 40
worms ka-iy eorz Is saswisg czIy fair
yiel&S bat the Iase esrn VIII yiel4
eo1zsifaliy. !a4xizx tr0as pr~ssas iu.sf-
c1ttc=x Nsc~ raizs 9z-tnS the week
sas~ favored she ulaasEax % szrai7s.
the ssss0z4 pos.s0 eroP az4 FALL gzrtenx
Very litsls hay has he~a saved ret bus
&rY weather ttsls later on will tnszr~
a -oo4 e2y harvest In the esnsral aaA
soEsasrn porzions os the state TIE heavy
rains have aeez the oalE scurcs os cozz-
plant Potatoes Ha,3 p@as are Iookin<
seiL sa3 t4lI gardens. cabbz<e and Sec
ez1 crop q IriSA posass-s ar- h@inx
yaAz.e1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
The ROCK ISLAND DISASTER.
The Csroa~r'- Inaa~ss-A >usps<tsus Char
setsr Arrested PessIhIy Tw.av- knl-sf
Killed

LIyc0E-S, ,Neh--Aug- I3-The eoruner's
inquest On the ho.iisS Of thz. eleven VIC
tins ~ THURSDAY nights railroad dis-
ssssr hegan yesterday and eorsinaed
antil ate last night wh-n an al jaurn-
uent Was taken until 10 o'clock Mou-
1ay morning But three witn<Ss<S
VERY examin-si- their teStEmozy h--inx
VERY egmplese and substantially th@
same A. ALREADY r~sit~d in the United
Prvss DISPATCHES The czz>. - the
vrrs-ciS farzns.I new sheuse which will
be <ous into very shorrughiy-
The ehief interest," yesterday IN c,1a-
Eectiou with the disaster erEt~rrsi in
The arrest % tseorxe DAVIS. a u-<ra
Nha : eAarrest with m Iess 4 erin<
thau being the aathsc u the c1taS-
trophs. He was eaptur--t lzr- Fri2ay
aixbt hy Ctr Detective Nzleu-- aad
eircun~-aurizt ~visi~are = Ssronglv
agaiuSs hiul The police declare that
sh~re saa ~ m possibility q their
being mistaken
Davis tells eoas5eting >ssries- and
aas had reeorL 4 rumsur circulated
to-nixht that hz has made a conseSSion
cannos b~ euusrsnesf- Il has besn def
nitely zseertainss that the list q dead
numh-rs elsvez- with the possibility of
twelve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

F0r souzs tine pass zuuerous barxla-
ris= have oorHrrs4 n SAabusz- TIE
ezlPriss we're czpsEre1 Lass week and
Nsr~ fsGa4 % BE- Al organiHs-3 hand os
a-xre bogs under the age q -
Tie farmers Ot P.nolA COGaty have
iAi9by sheir erOps aa1 are nov sitting
n the shade satin< ~asernslOus and
~zistsx Zoe the erops to grow Tai. Is
q VsrY promising rear 20 the people os
the e0Ezsy- TheY have kept oct 0f dsbs
As far As possible. and kave the h~ss
e-UVs knO-u f0r rea-s II there is.na
azf0re>eea disaster - cat the ercps
short thsy sill BE out Of Gebs at the
ea1 Of she yea-. as4 hard sius<~ wiIl
have vanished The people ars f,ss
learning 70 Practice strict eeoaozay and
are hviaz % a great exseat oa home
pro11cEi0u-
The -ailr0a9 con1isssoz has redrce1
the ValuIsioa On the sidesr1cks % the
Alabama & ViekshGrE railroad froa
-, 500 per 1iis to - "a. Tie oouzis-
si0a has N most Instances assessed the
si1etEz-ks AZ One-to1rth she uAIGe Of
the main line An Agreement has beSa
reached between c&ciais of the Ala
hama Great >octhern Azd abe Mcb5Ie 4
oaiO BY shieh these two lines in the
failure will make close ooanec.iOa A.
Merriam The eoaEecsioa asked fo-
BY the people Of Co-iath. il vas saoru
20 the satisfsesion Of the eo-zission.
eOul4 aOs be made. and consequently
vas not ordered
Mrs Naznie Hyass HolIo<ay. ~idow
OF the LATE Capt CaurrhiIl HolIo~1v,
died ~ YAsoo City LAST ~ees-
J. L Possr. grad sscrs lazy OF the
MAs0zie traseraity. makes the following
p1bliczEioz= "A zzz wso calls himself
Willi4z Stewart Or >.Eart. = imposing
On TIE MAsoaie fraternity taroaxh1ut
the eoantry by means Of fo-xed Ger
fi9case thAt he i 4 member Of NcCouh
City Lodge So So Is seems tAAt he
stole the letzer-hea6 Of the secresary q
said Lodge. sigued the name Of eseorzs
Barnes s-eresAry. and attached the sral
sf The lO1<e.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
CONDENSED TELsGRAMS.

The BlFthe estate Of san Frzaciseo.
transferred in eztirety 20 pablic admin
issrzsion- Ne heirs having besa able TO
prove their claims
BoLHw0Exs arr destroying cotton as
an alarming rate in the vieiaisy %
West. Tens PiznE1riozs % soo acres
are stripped OF all holls-
THE erss bale Of cotton vas received
zs Nont<O@ery. Ala. On the iith- IL
~eixhel SO pounds and x1s sold t0r +.
seats pound
LCrHKk C. CHALLIs. who zas a. Oue
time q no<t daring speeslA:Or in Ne~
York lies dead NJ his home in Arehi-
son. Kansas He Was once amorx the
leaders Of Wall street Several times
in his life he vas worth sl-Ocaooo bas
be died ainaost in want
The excitement over the recent gold
ind NJ Masca. Col. has been intensified
BY the discovery Of rich fcat ore. ex-
tending over = vide territory.
AKRASsExESrs have been CON- mpleted
whereby the famous trotsinx stations.
Direct1m and Arion. are 20 meet in /.
match race n Chicago on August sssh
for n stake and purse Of COO
FozEsr sres are again growing seri-
Gus in the western portion Of the upper
peninsula Of Michigan The fires are
causing great injury 20 standing timber.
logs poles and ties cut, bGt on the
ground
Tine failures Of the i've weeks ended
August 1 showed liabilities OF slI.Itx
slS. Of which s5.ses. ss4 we're OF manu-
faeturing and ss.See. Eat of trading con-
eeruA The failures during the past
week have been 2sl in the United States.
against s94 last year. and 81 in Canada,
against Is last year
The average report Of the statistieiAn
Of the department OF agriculture shows
decline in corn Of nearly 36 per cent
since July !, the average for the entire
breadth being SAL against s5 for the
month Of July. The coalition in Au-
gust. 1888 was 81.
TEK Eickapoo Indian reservation in
Kansas viii BE thrown open % settle
usat within six weeks. IL the expecsA-
tons Of interior departnent onciAls are
REALIZED
THKEx was heavy rsia storm With
some hail over the section Of o0antry
around Harrison. Seh.. On the losh- Il
wsx TOO late for grain. bat will save po-
tssoss and other late eropx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

NoLISE- H. Aug iI--Owing 10 the
refusal of the fifteen striking grinders
TO accept restoration Of wages upon
practically the sane basis a. before
last years Is per cent cut unless they
were paid extra for taking in the stones.
which this company has never done,
the Moline Piow Co has closed down
its entire shop. throwing ITS men out
Of work sympathetic strike was
feared by the officers. and the shut
down was 70 avoid trouble The CON-
Pany claims TO hare been running At
an actual lossse far this summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

CHICAGO. Aug Ii--viee-Presideni
Niekes- Of the Pullman company. said
yesterday that quarters must bs tound
for the new men At work. and the ONLY
way he saw 10 do II was TO erict all the
strikers using the eonpsny's houses
and nats who were in zrrezrs for rent.
He did not know when the proeess
would he put in oDeraticn- or Al leas;
he had taken no active steps IN the Ii
rection Of wholesale e~ictiaaS- bat 4,
woeld begin very soSn. a< the nex ns1
desired also 20 live e0,.as siertlv 4
shsir work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
In~ -sss-od Ea-.st. A.<s<E.Etoa- 70 B< Gives
aChAn~e fer Practical op~rastaa-

BALTIxoKE- Aug la-Everybosy
who has followed the cause Of Coxey
knows that il was the idea 20 make the
army good roads association and
now Warden Moore of the Maryland
house Of correction intends 20 accord
eighty-eizht Of the soldiers an OpPor-
tunisy 10 show the prsetieAbili,y Of the
association On Monday morning the
Coxeyites who were arrested at Hyztts-
vile last THURSDAY and senteneed "a
three months in the brideweIl will DC
put TO work on widening private road
from Jessups 10 the institution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

JoSnoS- Aug. I&-whiie the E4in-
h1rxh express WAS entering the -
R1reras statiou- L0nion- last evening
the hrake, failed and the train dashed
against the bufrerss The guards van
and on@ ear N-r~ wrecked Tw~nty-
one p<rsOus Nere injured six % them
seriously No one WAS killed The
guard saved himself bv jumping
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
DROPPED TO DEATH
Aa~sh~r F~z.l~ A-roa.zs Meets the U.4.i

Loal. R2ndle- an 1eronzut Of Detroit
Nieh-- was killed here this Afternoon
while making an ascension from Glen
dale mark
The lady had been making daily a.
eensionS al Glendale park a popular
resort. and had met with several mar.
row escapes Yesterday she cut loose
her parachute while at a great height
and lodged in n, e. from which She
fell and broke her neck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

WILLIAM BEsS. . farmer living near
Grand Rapids. o. was instantly killed.
On the 7th. by bumble-b>e singing
him on the neck.
The sioux City 1a-l Telephone "a.
has applied for franchise. II l. max
ing = duplicate Of tho Bell instru-s. Eat,
which II sslis outright The company
viii not operate . central exchange
for some tine- hot will put up wires
which VIII be leased TO patrons
DAVE NAS Lew and c. C. Ans,
painters. fell - feet with q s.asoidinx,
or the ssh- while painting a sign on
the Dzneonbe house az Fort Dodge.
Ia Van Lew was fatally injured. bat
Am-s may live
TIE pope received Iss pilgrims froz
the United States on the -th- There
were no speeches The Americans at
tended mass celebrxted BY his holi-
ness
In speaking Of the probabilities Of
the pending war between japan and
china an otscizl Of the japanese lexz-
tion recalled the fast that the season
of the monsoon and the typhaor Is rap
idly approaching The presence % the
former = not regarded a. a menace 80
sea maneuvering. but fear i felt for
the latter
LAST March A IL Batlir killed ir-
drew Thompson at Sewell- W Va. and
escaped The authorities offered . re-
ward of 500 for his arrest and the eiti-
zens added SO On the sth the p-olice
aW -
gram from the MARSHAL of Pistsburw,
kas, SAYING that Bztlin was in jail
there
H. WEsSEs was shot and killed BY his
father-in-lsw, Jas Livingston. at the
latter's home in Lebanon. Ind. On the
night of the s,h- wesner is a son Of
Lawyer C. W wesner. who was killed
by j. c Brown in the courtroom Mt
Dznville a year ago last Msy-
THREE HUNDRED miners a, NvstSs.
Ia, went out on . strike. on the s,h
because the company insisted on hold
ing back two or three dzvs' wages
when paying their men every two
weeks
EEPEE<ENrsTIvE BzrAx. Of Sehra<-
"a mas n petition bearing ls.ooo sigma
tHr~s for an investigation Of the course
taken By A;tF--Ssen- Olney during the
recent strike looking TO his inP-seh-
menG
The police have discovered in Rorns
a revolutionary band who eO-r~Sr.snss
regularly with foreign anarchists -
eiety women have acted as xo-b~tweens
for the eOr-espond<nss N order ,h2s
the suspicious Of the police might not
- 4ruussd
On The night Of the sxh the east
h-ound okizhSnx and Texas ~xpr~Ss On
the Rock Islza6 rad Plunxe,i thruuxh
an overhead hridge. - feet high- ;
miles SSzsh sf LEnooan- Neh. into \
c-~~<. killing eight 7-rs1nSz1.s roanG-
ing mazy ofh~rs~ Five of the victims
w~-~ bzrn~d - d~ash IN the wr~s.<-
oS JaiY y thir-y-s~vsz British ma
rineS erus~-ef the line Of defense
AssOrtess bE the JapAaeS~ eonmAnase-
mar >~ozi- Core& They were renou-
str7se4 witA. zza sher~ zas a slSxhs
cssalESSpn- The marines s.sr,-ea th~ir
waF tArgGxh- however. in erSf-r - 90
- 6zsy ~ protect The British lexztiSa
IN >~oaL They we're not subsequently
zzoseSse<i
TEE steamship CITY Of Pekiax ar
rive1 AZ >zn Frznci-Ssl. On the ls-h.
trozn Hong kozg. VA YokahanzL War
h@a aos h~-z declared xh~z she
saii-<.
On The IatA the eaplsyes AZ the >oush
t-zahA fNeh.s packing hozseS resumed
l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

LoSDoS- Aug. ia-A dispatch FROM
Paris says that the Ni<ado's eouSin.
Primer kematxu. who has h~en ssady-
ing maritime fort> IN Earope. has left
Paris for H&vre- en- rpate 70 Japan. re-
turning hT way Of the United states.
Fifty japanese oesacrs who have
heen studying in France have started
for home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

BEKILS, Aug IA dispatch 70 the
Lokal2nzeiger from Belgrade >erviA-
says that bad Of b-ig2nds attacked
the village ot Pakeravztz few days
ago killed many ct the Inhabitants.
pillazed and set ere 20 the houses and
bound the women and girls and carried
them OF 70 the mountains
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

PRESIDENT CLxRx Of the indianapolis
slnd-l American Railway union has dis
appeared from that city. and IL devel-
cped- on the eta that he left 20 avoid
arrest for connection with an alleged
plot 20 blow up the Union s.zti0u
there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

TEE secretary of the navy has re-
eeived the annual report Of the bard
Of visitors to the naval academy. which
contains an unusual number Of i'm
portznt recommendations for raising
the standard of scholarship and per
fecting the eourse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

LoSDoy. Aug 10--The Shanghai
correspondent of the Central News
says that the telegraph line in Corea Is
controlled by the japanese in the soGth
and by the Chinese in the north. and
that both the japanese and the Chinese
refuse 10 transmit news dispatches.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

The Yankee yacht vigilznt showed
her heeis in fine style to her British
competitors OF the Isle Of Wight. on
the sth- beating the Britannia and Sz-
fznisa- the former BY nearly eight
minutes and the latter nearly out Of
sight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

No APPEAL has been made for Sznto
Caesario. the convicted murderer Of
President Carnot. and the time for re-
vision of Judgment having passed. the
documents were, on the 7th- sent TO
Paris The execution will take place
probably about the ssth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

TEE house Democratic e1ueas. ou th<
ssh- lasted an hoar and \ half. and ad-
rnurned after deciding that the hous<
crnferees on the tariff biIi should nos
be embarrassed By instructions Of zay
character from their democratic .Sso-
ciaseS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

TEoNAs AcHE<oS DxSNAS. second
Bsrcn Denman- marshal aud associate
q the lord chief justice Of England.
eied in Berwick-on-Tweed. on the 9,h.
nred ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Walter Allen-worrh- u yo4nx NAN
residing on the farm of --Doc- No.-~--
near wOodvilie- ky-. eonmittess sni-iss.
by drowning himself IN essseru- An
unsuccessful love affair h said 30 be rh-
czuse Of the act
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

sEz ED~sKD GkKY. under SECRETARY
rf the British foreign osse~. a~nie-i in
she hou~e Of ruunmonS. On the zsh- the
report that J~h~z Spencer R1lfssr h@si
been extrzdited frprn the Ar--uFsn- ~
ruhsc uPou the order II the federal
court
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

III fEox July - to August =. SO new
enses Of cholera and go deaths were
Aeeported in St Petersburg. In War
NV. from July - to July >. i59 new
e.ses of cholera and - deaths were re-
ported
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

TIE Iowa battle aags were trans
ferrcd from the arsenal to permanent
receptacle in the capitol at Des MOine-
on the 10th Thousands of old vet
ersns took part in the grea; parade IN
honor of the event
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

TEE Consolidated Coal Co. of Fros-
burg. Nd. on the 9Th notified all the
miners who stuck TO their posts during
the late prOsrzeted strike that they
will each receive nine months rem, and
fuel free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

A; n e2mpm=eting near Columbus
ga. hoy gr@sp~d an electric Iixh,
wire and was instantly killed Thos~
who attempted to drag the boy awav
FROM the wire vere p@dly shocked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Th< Mccarthy LIxhs yzzr-is - Listl-
Rock Ark. ~ili eater th~ eoss~sr IN
the ~ Lsais drill 20 he held IN o.rss,-
b<r- Their fri~n1s AZ hszse exp~~s
them 10 make . better r~eurSz An ..
the late Interstate a-iIf In their ~frx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

CHIEF-JUsTicE CoswELL BENNETT 0f
of the Kentucky court of appeals di<,l
at Hopkinsville on the ssh He woulS
have completed his frSt term Of eight
years in January and had recently re-
eeived nomination for rr-el-cfion-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

TEE Moline 1lLi PIow Co. on the
10th closed down its entire shop.
throwing rs men. out of work A
sympathetic strike was feared By the
officers. and the shutdown was &c
avoid trouble-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Three shocks Of e2rthquake were f.l.
AZ NezPhiS- Tenn the other mowuin<
Buildings sw3yed- and windows rat
tied but no damage was done
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

: LoSDoS- Aug 1.-The Shanghai
correspondent Of the Central S~us
says During the absence Of the Chi
nese feet the japanese attacked the
Chinese at wei-Hai-wei on Thursdzy-
They were reP1lsed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Lee Tignor and z Z HoxyS. younx
men from Dallas. Tex. were arrested
at Little Rock Ga a charge cf forxery.
having in their possession checks and
drafts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16

Je1er-on Davis Niltaa ha. beeu s7-
printed ehi-f 0t P.olie~ Of - Psso. Tex
Tie = the sou % Johs Miltoa- th- var
governor Of FlarS1A> who to.cS Ais OWE
life a. his zaz.sou IN ives. FtS-i.ds. =
miles fro@ Nariaaa~ vh<B ss<E- L~-
surrendered Gov Niltoz owned -
uAzy negroes he did ass know them
al J-<er<sa Davt. Milton cane -
Texas wheu 10 TsarS old ten r-zrs
after the war. and has s<~n runnizx a.
fuilrtan Conductor h~swe~1 2 F.s1
aGd - Lpais aatil h~ rssi~n-Si the 9th
- a2g % a.a'~ps the Sess~ Of ehi~t ot
p..Iiee % . Pa