Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
NEWS AND NOTES.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

OF ty the commissioners. and II his
friends may be credited he will tell
some very interesting things when h.
takes the stand
AAKoN LEWIS. proprietor Of the White
House hotel. at LeadviIIe- Col. was
shot and fatally wounded .by his wife
On The 18th The trouble sr0se over
jealousy on the husbands part. and
during quarrel he badly ehoixed her.
Freeing herself she grabbed a revolver
2nd fired four shots. Que of which
Pzs<ed through her husbands BODY.
A DEPUTY sHxKIFF arrived at Topeka
Mas Oa the night of the >9sh- fruzn
lola armed with n warrant for the ar.
rest 0f United States senator John
Martin on charge of libel The con.
PlsInt was sworn out hy Nelson T.
Aeers> the attorney for the ex-lostery
king Peter Kline
fEoF- LEYDES teleSraphed from Ii
vadi. u Count >chouvalo-. the Rus
sian anhassaior 20 Germany. on the
sIst- as follows Il am in despair A
catastrophe i inevitable
HOSCKE NEEcTEK- ex-p-eulier OF Que
bee died On the S1th- st Montreal.
Can after long Illness
THOMAS SHARP was arrested at John
~on Springs Va. on the 9TH fo-
Poisouing his wife in kentzeky. 4
kentucky ofseer eazxht sharp a. he
was going toz mill with turn u corn
sharp had walked al the way frou,
kentae<y to Gosrchlansi- where he has;
form<riy lived
The town OF Rising san o. was
totally Destroyed bv fr~ 90 the 18th
Rising san kzS . p.opal4tSo1 q i-saa
and i the center Of the oSl Operatives
in n.srthNe~tera OAsa TIE Io~s ezu
not ~xee<d s1aasa
6EN- crESFrsos- the Iseutenaas o.
kzeta- who vas released t-vz the
Alameda e'Sunsy Cal Jail oz the @ssh.
DO An order froen >~,r~tarv Gresham
sailed 81 the steamer >an Io-e. ga the
-Ssh- for Ac@P1Ie0 Il II hSs iatersiou
10 20 straight to that plae1 20 return
te his vounx wife
IEEEE m<n were sSfllesi IN = wreck ca
the R-eeh Cr~es railrsaad zezr Clear
nrla- Ia On the -gsh- an exazinzfiDa
Il who>sr effects showed them 70 - a
gang of hargiar~ Tb<y we-~ esher-
I -t~e unknosx1-
THE ZasaAs>i. sa~useriy Norsh--n
Faei1e ss<am-r. but rr.ecnsly v~r-
-sz-zsl ~ sasze weaithy Japan<s<. ran
irte the J7paa<s-e war ship Tsahzkan
IN Kobe k2rAor last mkuath and suzx
her
Twx pr~SSsirnt Aas appsssz-esa Izns<S
= WHi~ss- of wz>aiaxtca- postmaster
q that city 10 s1sars~si Henry >nsr-
za-osA wh.s~e rusnnss~isa has expsr~sf-
NV P-srvs~za w<lla kas b~en
tspp.rsl A. Esaka. ASsarse EzsSi.- as a
3~pth ~ s~rezsy f.thoszs. whieh d.
sharx~s SO tSas daily
THsKrxks h4ttzlssus Of iIanzn~~<
tr-nop> beft Han kow. sa th~ saeh- for
Chin-ksAng. whenue th~y vii proved
1~-xzaad - FekinZ-
Ar fredericksburg Va CharEe-
S~srry. the all~x~a AssuiA Crpek va
train robher- waS taken h.fore Jass<e
fitxAagh far preliminary ex1minasio1
"a the nash- Ga the warran, h~inx
-eaa- >sarcv waived sxamiaati01- The
ase WAS sent 10 thr grand jury arsl
><zrvy wzs rv-SomziEted 10 Jail
Cot IAcQVE<- the Lonssan agent ot
he Ae-rtcan Claimants of the To~nIe
states. Who = IN easts.iy On charges
u frzzd Was again arrsixnesh IN the
Esow->tr~es p.olie~ eogrt 90 the Slst.
AMI fullv romnittel for trial
TuE E<zzbers u the diplomatic c1-ps
= B1-nos Ayres repreS~nsing the for
sixa nsozarcAies have agreeSi not To AZ.
t~Ed the festivities Of the Isth- the an
adversary of the establishment Of the
Arg~nEize repabli<-
Two DYNAMITE bombs SLED with
kxo of the pol5ce stations in Milan.
Italy o. the Sssh- The fronts % the
baildin<s wer~ wrecked bat. fortunate
" no o0e was hurt
>EvEx p~rsDns were 4sphyxiste,i and
snosh<r fatally iajzrea By jumping
a. the rrsair nf fir~ in = New Yark
t~1~ua-ns On the sssh-
THK emp~rur of China has summoned
the vieeroyS. gov~rnors and other o.
s-iat< h~fsre him 20 ..arn ~hy n small
eouusry like Japan cannot h~ ext-r-
ninzse.L
FETTEES inmateS Of an insane zsyiazi
II na~nko<piEx. >we<a~a- were er~-
mated in tho barning q the iEssisz-
sica on the sfss-
TaE British steamer Torua-> fsun-
1erea OF Pembroke. wai~~. oa ths
sleh. azs4 fsarteen % her er~w w~rx
1rewnz,i
~ the IL Pue>ilens Cl-vefan-t issaaesl
his annual Thanksgiving p<s.ri4aztioz.
In hiS azaaal r~Port 20 the secretary
II war tsxn- flzxirr- chief of or3na1re.
sake ssroag p-sint 90 the in~a-s
eieEssy Of the 1pprcp-izfsoas for arm
ing and ssFuippizg the militia lie
ssys there = al urE~at d<mand frO@
must states 10 have th~ir arms changed
sr~ a later and better ms1el
Two EsesEEk- hro.s insoa Polish res
3enee AZ Nzhznsy CITY. Pa. early g
the usarniny u the sIsr. AMI VERY At.
tackled by TWO b.arviers Joan Frzns
and Jos<ph Rreniski The robher.
drex revolvers and eommeneed firing
Frank w4s shot through the lsft breast
and morfzIiy wounded BrSniSkj VA.
shot IN the leg
Ma CLIST McCEAKrr died az Louis
vile Ky On the 5Ist- aged 81 years
Maj McClarsy was the founder of ths
Louisville clearinghouse. and was ons
J Of the bcss-knoxn men in the finzneial
circles Of Ksn,ueAy- He served in the
confederate army a. a soldier in ths
, famous Orphan brigade
FIkE in the shops of the Newbary
port Mass car factory, on the slst
destroyed the large wooden structure
The 1ames communicated with ths
large ive-sfory wooden shoe factory O
Buriy & Usher and il was burned
several frame dwellings were ais
burned The loss will probably ex
eeed Sso.oke-
A sEEpCs epidemie. pronounced b.
! Athe physicians to be continual ma
: lzr;sl fever has broken cut among th.
!. students of Wesleyan university Mid
4 lleton- Conn- Several students hav'
seen sent TO their homes and one cas-
E2s developed into typhoid fever
PkksroS wEsT. - years old. died. ol
: .Ae 3ist. at his home in Charleston
"A. He ranked A. one OF the best