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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05
POULTRY IN MINIATURE.
A Brief Description OF the Different
breeds of Bantams.

A Brief Description OF the Different
breeds of Bantams.
These tiny specimens OF poultry are,
on account of their size. very popular
as pets for children; but they are also
profitable fowl, and amply repay all
trouble and expense They require lit
tie room, are quite hardy and contented
in confinement, and are small eaters
and excellent layers. OF course, from
their size much cannot be expected
from them in the way of flesh. but
what meat they do furnish is very del
icate and fine favored. Their eggs are
considered to be particularly good for
irvalids.
The principal varieties of bantams
are the game, rose-cOmbed black. rose
combed white, golden and silver Sc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05
Free, DR.. Shops Restorative
Nerve Pills.

Sent to any address TO prove, by ac-
tual test, the wonderful curatiyeprop-
critics these Pills have over Nervous
Diseases, Constipation, etc.
DIR. SHooP, Racine Wis
Sold by STONE & HAsSELL,
Lancaster. Wis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

It's just as easy TO try the Minute
Cough Cure as any thing else lis
easier to cure severe cold or cough
with il, Let your next purchase Tor a
cough be One Minute Cough Cure.
Better medicine, better results; better
try it. }. I. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05
Relief in Six Hours.

III tre-srug X dp,s and Bladder DIS
eas.s rrli vel ~ SIX hour b. the NEW
GREAT South AMERICAN KIDSI I
CURE Ihis new remedy Is "A great
surprise IN account uf us exceediuo
prOmpin-Ss ~ r-iieying pain "a The
bladder kidntys, back aud every part
ii rbr urinary pas ages 10 male or
female II reiievss retention OF water
snd % III passing it almost immedi-
ately. It you w.It quick relief and
cure this is yaG- reEiedy Sold By
Sione & Hss>ell. Druggists. LaDcaster
Wis.
OH Go''erof-S you really loye our
daughter?
ChaIl Van Newt do.
Oil GO,terof- Very well. ven m Y
have her Bot don't Ike her from Us
20 soon. NY by o. soon. from
her Cd father and m0rher. MI befo e
to-morro~! Promise mo hist!
Whatever may TO the cause Of tlanch,
ing. The h,ir may be restored 10 5
original ,lor by the use of that pot ut
remedy, Halls Veg, table Sicilian
Hair Reviewer.
Peddier Haze you any daughters,
mum?
Housekeeper- Sill,
''P .ase. mnm, don ask out of vul-
gar curiosity, mum. I'm selling reson-
ators.
What are tie, p
You harg one up IN the hall, mum.
and it so magnitiss every sound that
goodnight Kiss sounds like cannon
shot. :"
Give ME three. New York Wees
~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

"broken up" Some device enabling
them to roost off the ground is desir;--
bic and two such are represented IN
the illustration presented herewith.
Their size must be made 10 correspond
with the dimensions Of The coop Their
construction is so simple that no direc-
tons need be given, other than can be
obtained from the cuts. Orange Judd
Farmer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

English SPAWN Liniment removes al
Hard, Soft or Calloused Jumps and
Blemishes from horses Blood SPAWN
Curhs, SpIiuts, Sweeney. Ring. hane.
Stiles, Sprains. swollen rhr9ats,
Coughs. etc. Save $50 by use Of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
ful Hiemsh cure ever known Sold by
Stone & Hasseli Druggists. Lancaster.
Wis NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify
your blood, clear your complexion.
regulate your Bowels and make your
Head clear as bell 25c. and soc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

"The use Of tCastoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation TO endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05
for Infants and Children.

"castoriaissoweil adapted to children that
RECOMMEND itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

Msldsn Laync How doss >ouy
father pass his uma, now taat rs has
retired from business
Marcus SPARKS Cards are a eTeadt
comfort s. m He basSei der time
b.aNIag solitaire init himself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

CastoriA cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
geStion
Without injurious medication.
For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
90 SO as It has invariably produced beneficial
EDWIN F. PARDER. NJ u,
The Winthrop, - 125th Street and 7th Ave.
New York City.
COMPANY, z MURRAY STREET, New YoRK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
DONE WITH DYNAMITE
Eleven Nea Murdered. . shaft Hsas<
Biswn Up and D-Patir- Dt-srn~d by
STRIKING Miners at CriPpi~ Cr~vk. Csl

CErrFLE CREEK Col. MAY eS-Eleveu
men killed. with a strong probability
that the number of dead viii be in
creased when all i known i the res-
orsi of the first day Of tr',uble here.
although real fighting has not vet
heSun. a. the drputi-s are await
ing reinfurceneHfS before h-tgin-
ning active operations At 10 o'clock
this morning eleven men started to
work in the Strong mine on Rat
tie Mountain shortly Afterwards a
large party Of strikers blew up the
shaft house with powder. causing n
loss Of 5000. and then dropped I0o
pounds Of giant powder down the shaft,
which was also exploded. killing all
the inmates. Not more than so0 yards
from the Strong shaft house sixteen
men who bad been engaged to 20
to work in the Independence mine,
were surrounded in their bunk house.
and after long pariey agreed to sur
render Each one was armed with
rife and a hraee of revolvers- The
arms an, now in the possession Of the
striker
The deputies FROM Denver have with
drawn L. a i-ss exps~ed position. where
they viii await reinforeements-
The strikers from their stronghold
on Bull Hill can view the country for
miles. and all passes are guarded
BY them livery stranger Is iE-
teroepted and not allowed Tn pro-
ceed toward the town unless a
satisfactory explanation u his business
i given No enc : permitted near
enough u the Eat Of war - he in dan
ger. AMI the streets u Cripple Cr,eiS
ami Nistoria- A. well as the passes. are
p1tr'ail-d hT min-rs carrying WincheS-
ter and rvveivers-
The capture au,i dissrTnin< % depa
tixs numh-rinz eighteen Was aec,rn-
pli>hs-i hy Nom~n- amt ever sine~ the
s-1earrenre two q th- urssns.a have h--~n
holding high essurt in a sale n. whez,.
th~ striker hap congratulations Ep.sa
thena-
TIVE wsxozs ioa6-ss with powder and
eartrsixs> f.,r oue - the minsS were
captured hy the striker and thrir cuu-
tsuts s-1nfiSratesi >4m NeTAsuald Sa-
r--fiatsHsisEt = ske >t-vsS- Aans Lee
q nd tsstld k1ns mins7s ansi charley Rob
inson- forrsn4n - >trua-E. arr missing.
IL = raining furioasiy and any fur
ther move tonight i nos looked far.
nePaties h4ve h--~n e'srning in quietly
all azy. and il ! thought an unex-
pected move II antieipatesL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
FIFTY-THIRo CONGRESS.

II the senate. On the sist ecu~id~ratisn os
TIE tarin bill xas resumed the items in the
glassware and china ~chesiuie reserved at the
request % senator lAtirich. again rolnx over.
aud schedule ?. Metals ani nsaufzesureS cf
steel being taken up. Discussion of the srS.
Item an amendment placing irsn ore On the du-
table list ied 70 discussion which occupied
alnost the entire dzy. II xzs then ternpors-fly
withdraw To allow Nr. Peter to c-er an amend
ment admitting irua ore fre~ q duty.
which Was reieetesi. Yeas. q nays A - In
the house. in committee % the whole q r,<.,iu-
ton was adopsesi ceciarinx that tA< las undsr
which the SPEAKER lad e~en eerkfnx salaries
Of absent memberS had bec1 r-r-slee ey <usse-
quent legislation
IN the senate 90 shs 81 sixhs items es the
metal schedule we're cispssS~d of the uloSf i'm
port1rt being that rhirA puts iron ore On th-
iu;tshle list Al the rate q ~ c-nts ton Mr.
Teller made . ~p~~ch diseoanfensaciax the
practice q taunttn< demccrztir senators vita
Inconsistency. and e>eiaring that ts- pea.iin<
bill wa> better thAr any r~pahliczn seuatsr
had hopst 70 get. 30 In the hcsE<s afser untrn-
psors2nt Eraerai business. the t~wSsiztfve tlsii-
etsl and executive sppruprtatiae biII wzs
taken up IN eoznmits-- % the Shsie-
Ix the sssste. On tA- - tn. feature % IN
cay ~as th~ Speeeh % Senator German ga-m
MAJ in support q the tari- b9Ii ana IN eefrns<
% the democratic p.sitisn upoo it. Ozly twu
pages q The biii we're dispss-i q ~ Ia IN.
hoszse- After passing tse unim mporsazt bills. The
legislative. executive a.d faslfctAi apprvpria-
saen etli va taken up IN committee cf the
vassl-- 4nd the fourth day Devoted to It's
consideration More rapid progress vas made
thaz CO azy previous iav- Ther- was a eontin-
Eassoa q the adverse discussion % the civil
service commission
IN the senate. Ga the sszA. mu~h time was
sA<en ur oy Mr. Hal--~ reply 70 Mr.. Gormzn'-
.pc~<h IN support q the senate tariff bill and
defense ot the deuaocratie party. The para
graph nxtnx th- duty On Tin plate At Is cents
pr pouad- n In the h0tsse bill. agreed to
JShcr paragraphs of the bill were amended and
disposed q ----- In The houSs consideration in
committee cf the whole Of the legislative ex-
e~uttve and I1dicial appropriation bill was eon-
-iated- and the bill was reported 70 the house
aad passed all fhe amendments adopted n
committee being rsieeted As passed the bill
-arrte> 81 .lg5.sE.
IL the Senate on the .sth the aetnsI progress
made in the consideration Of the tari1
oil vas greater than On any previous
FAY some thirty-nve paragraphs having
been disposed Of. The metal schedule
(1 was concluded with n reservation
% the paragraphs aS 20 lead. zinc and watches
md the wool schedule Cd was reached ~ - In
he hcg>e- il being district OF Columbia day
he entire session Vas devoted 20 district Ousi-
assS- y nixht session being held for the conSid-
.rzrion Of private pension ant relief bills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
SAVED By a STORM.
Whi<h frwssassd an Att2-k ~ kIeSsa=
uia<rs In >tS-kl~ HaIia~. Va.

CoSNEIL-vIILEP Ia Nav ~ The cold.
ceaseless rain of THURSDAY night aud
yesterday moruinE Jisu htlsss prevented
for tim~ Al least . r~p-tisioa u
Thursdays blo.asiy affair st the Wash
inz,t0u mines in sickle Hollow The
strikers we're fully drtersain-d 70
aveng~ ths~e u their fellows who fell
in Thursdays hattie with the depa-
ties- Mots w~re orlysRizs'i al Penn
vile. Vanarrb5lt aud Duni&r. for the
avowcd parp.l~- of revenge
The Pennvillr mob THURSDAY night
mzrchsi - the Mover works. Nhcrr an
attack Was contemplated When within
a short diStanes Of the plant thev wers
infnrm-d by the striker frnla Moysr
that sexenty-fve armed depaSie> were
awaiting their arrival After a con
sultztion the dr~nehei and shiTerinS
strikers moved On the summit works.
where only few men were on guard
BEFORE half the distance wa COVERED
many Of the marchers were completely
exhausted and had fallen in their
tracks by the wsyside- Tho~e remain
ing dispersed To their homes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

WA~HINGToy- Nav "a NJ Inaian
Head proving ground i7-iurh arulor
plate tvpissal of the furret> Il ths
hattieship Massachusetts. viii b. At
tackled hy the Es-ineh rif- under Gun
ditions similar u ths--e u last Satur-
aay. which resulte'i in denol ishlng
an Is-ineh plate AZ the arsf
shot- The result u the trial
! awaited with unusual inter
est b. the or,lnaner sNp.-rts
on the eontcntion usade by the st-rI
contractors that the Harvcyixinx pro
c~ss i unsuited for piate> II over
twelve inches thicxur-s a. severe in
ternal strains arr developed by the
treatment that r~uder the >te~l exceed
ingiy brittle. This idea has heeu cuu-
batted by naval osic.rs. who declare
that the faults discovered ar more
probably due - the lack Of sufficient
care eNerri>s,d BY the manufacturers
The contemplated trial i expected to
throw much light on the subject
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
BENT ON MISCHIEF.

An Anarchist Mob of striking Coal NIn-
ers Demand the Release Of Prisoner.
sad Organize and Arm for Their R--~ue.
bat are I'~teFr~,i by the Presence Of the
Militia No Further rruubl~ Appre-
h~sssd.
Ia SALIE, Ill, May 25.-Frum the
present indications the strikers riot
ing has only commenced and it points to
great disaster The miners. though
very orderly in La sale all dav. are
but preparing for an uprising that will
undoubtedly result in slaughter 10 hu-
man life and great destruction of prop
erty.
When the committee appointed at
the mass meeting held in Turn hall
yesterday morning learned through
their attorney, David Ross. that the
two Ia Sale prisoners who were
lodged in the La sale county Jail were
tn he tried in ottawa. notice was sent
t. La sale to that effect
Accordingly the Spring Valley S,rik-
ers called n mass meeting and passed
resolutions denouncing such action.
and requestssi that the prisoners be re-
turned tn la Sale for trial stating that
II this ~ granted them they would re-
main orderly. otherwise they would
organize, arm themselves. march To- OF
tswa and lihcrs,e the men, even though
Il be necessary tn demolish the county
jan TO accomplish their object.
This notice was sent to sheriff Tav-
Tor at ottawa and the sheriff at once
answered them saying that the prison
ers would h. tried before Squire Weeks
in ottawa. and that he would h. pleased
to meet them This answer threw the
Spring Valley anarchists into a frenzy.
and n second mass meeting was held,
at which the miners decided to organize
and arm themselves and march to OF
tawa and carry out their purpose.
Word was soon sent IN the la Sale
and Peru miners and they will meet
the strikers from la Sale ON the Peru
Rad between Spring Valley and Peru.
between : and 8 o'clock in the morn
ing.
This news has greatly excited the
cities Of both Ia Sale and OTTAWA and
Preparations are rapidly going on for
the worst.
In Ottawa the city is being patrolled
by heavily warmed men on horseback
and ON foot In la sale the citizens
feel a safety in the presence Of the
state militia
mother report has just reached here
that Toluca has sent a xell-armesi del
egstion, and that they are now in the
vicinity 81 Utica and will Join the com
hinsd mobs frnm Spring Valley. Peru
and La sale a. they pass en- route 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE yellow fever. which has heen
epidemic 1t Rio de Janeiro for the past
three months. is nox decreasing. both
in number Of cases and yirulence.
AT last the gang Of confidence men
and fAkirs who have operated At Hoxie.
Ark. 80 long has been broken up and its
members dispersed
'-BIs Jix- HOWARD and Jim slusher.
two mountaineers> drank moonshine
~hisky and became boistero1& How
ards wife rose from bed, and with her
s-months-old infant in her arms, went
20 the room where the men were. and
asked them 10 keep quiet Howard
seized Winchester rife and fired at
bis wife The ball pierced her brain
and she fell dead
MILLIONS OF locasts. said to be the
fourteen or seventeen year old family,
nave appeared ~ Decatur. Ill. coming
1ut of the ground steadily. until some
yards in shady portions of the city are
perforated like sieve
The gold reserve. which had been
brought up by the last bond issue TO
tio5. $50 ss., has been reduced by ex-
portati0ns since March 10 TO less than
$50. 0oo. 600. With no Indications that the
foreign demand will cease until is has
reached . much lower point
The Senate Investigating committee
have reported that Senator Kyle was
offered $4,000 and Senator Hanron
$4,000 IL they would vote against the
tariff bill The senators are exonerated
from all blame
TEE unfavorable conditions prevail
ing in commercial and Industrial circles
throughout the country. together with
the prospects for no material improve
nent during the summer. mark the
present season As probably the dullesl
relatively. for twenty years
FAILUKKs diminish in importance,
the amount of liabilities for the third
week in May being only s.. .so4. iss. aud
for the three weeks 81. SO. sTs. Of which
s2.64s.6sz we're Of manufacturing aad
saoe5. cor Of trading concerns
sur for 81. ZOO. 600 damages was begun
at Chicago oa the ssth by the French
Repabiic against the Worlds Cola nbian
Exposition- The litigation grows out
OF the French Eovernment's claim for
damages TO goods injured during The
Manufacturers Building hre-
The urgent plea for the direct ship
naent Of cotton from the United States
70 Spain is made BY United States
Consul Bowen a. Barcelona
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
sho, and Killed M. Chan.

CLEVELAND. O., Nav sG--Eariy yes
teriay morning 4 fatal shooting oe-
CURED as a sequence of a drunken quar-
rel among the nonunion employes at
the standard foundry. The nOnunion
men have been sleeping in dormitory
at the foundry, and Thursday night
took to their apartment a large guam
tity of whisky. soon becoming wildly
intoxicated In the midst Of their bielS-
eringS- BERNARD Lsnge- Of Detroit. drew
a revolver and fired point blank into
the crowd The bullet struck Lange's
ehum. franz Lsbunde. also % Detroit,
infiicting wound from which he died.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


The past week opened favorsbly foe
agricultural interests. Warm weather
prevailed. showers fell over maSt u the
State. AMI theagh local in character. IL
was ouly here and there in limited tracts
that uo rain was recorded All crops
reviewed a fresh impsins. and weeds "a
well - that hcld hands found plenty
Of work between the rows. scraPing and
cleaning. All growth looked well aud
crop reports received toward the middle
Of the week were very encourag ging
This favorable condition Of affairs re-
eeived a rude shock On the night II the
18th by the entrance Of a cold wave into
the State General thundeT-stormS ae-
eompanhed by hail in jefferson. Carroll.
Jasper snd Greene counties. prrcesied the
change in temperature. which closely fol-
lowed with a brisk dry north wind. Light
fro<ts formed in Coahoma county on the
leth- and 10 many of tn. northern eoun-
ties the effert pn cotton. a. indicated by
its wilte,l aRd siekly appearance. fell but
little short sf what voall have h--cn pro-
ducc'i by light frr~t. The e,ild was
damaging TO growth in the upper two
thirds of tn State. in the remaining
>outheru portions the cold bad the effect
Of checking growth. but ~ permanent
damage i expected from that fsctor. and
the enly injury dsas was by high wind.
which beat down some cotton aud corn
The upland crop was damaged more than
any other. owing In great measure TO
tn fact that the Jroaih mentiou.-l in
previous bulletins had csuss-i bad stands.
and the cotton being younger Was less
able to stand the cold In the delta some
damage was notice'i. bat the plant had
age sufficient to withstand the coal spell
The rains Of the wsek we're not suf-
hcient 10 irirssle outdccr labors. aud the
farmers will keep down wee,is without
much trouble Fields are now pretty
clean
Cotton and corn will come out the worse
from the recent snap. The replant ~
eeivcd Il serious backset at time when
most in need Of favorable conditions. and
though cotton Is staple known 10 ~
cuferate wonderfully after injury in the
early stages ot its growth. the stands ia
the norton portion Of the State viii be
DECREASED. aud caFu w5sl suffer To a simi-
lar extent. Farusrs fear damage by lice
in cotton a result of the cold spell
though this pest l. as yet only a prophecy.
Melon vines showed the effect Of the
cold. and likewis., potatoes snd garden
truck generally The latter pro.lucts will
not BE- materially affected. however.
Reports en the oat crop were not favor
si,le. The beads are showing up small
anil there l. seine complaint Of rust The
weather has been too dry all along for
this eroa.
LocuSfs are Increasing in numbers ia
ali sections. but are doing NO damage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

The FEDERAL GFInsi Jury at Jackson
sdjouyussi last wsvk- after nnsiia< L.
indictments. being 1i5 lsss than found
At the last court
John Mil.sr was aersd-utafly kRlesi
while eat hunting last Wsvk b. Izwrnre
Pitts Bosh are highly re~p~esed cisiz~as
Of lnslianola-
After taa< 4aI nainfal Illness. Mr.
Sarah V Biythe d5ssl at Holly S7rin=>
last we.-s- Mrs- Blyfhe has h.~a a r-~i-
teut Of Heliy SpriR<~ fssr Sver fs<sy-6ve
years. and Has Ss--l anl as-fal wsnaa
4 Chfcaso sya.lira.e viii ~rsct sa- q
the largest sAwmiIis ani h,x faetorie- n
the South at Ra--Iaie this sanmer-
The keepers - tea hInd fiS.rs w~-s
eonviess~l at Iaek~au last week- EaeA
vas seatencei "a sixty aays' iuprisaaa-
meat AMI snel Slel
Gov. Staae has spp.ints,i r. W Was.
Jr-. superintendent ef ela-stisa 81 Nai.-
bushd county. V5ce I. ". Wynn. ~. de-
eeassl-
The highest honar in the STATE Uaiv-r-
si.y. that Of vale1ictariaa- taS beea
awarded hy the faculty - wsiier Dan.
Of Batss=i:le-
The commencement exerci~s~ af tbs
University Of Mississippi AZ O1ford. wsIi
begin on June and clos. On the evening"
| Of June = The COMMENCEMENT Serinaa
| will b. preached on the morninx u the
opening day. Sunday. by Rev John Hunt-
er. u ID. In the evening pr. Hunter will
address the Young Mems Christian AsSg-
eiation- On Monday forenosn vii take
place the SOPHOMORE contest in slocntian,
and in the evening there will b. joint
meeting of the literary Soeietie=s. with
senior debate for medals. On Tuesday
| forenoon the annual address wiIl b. deIiv-
cred by Hon John Temple Graves. the
noted Geozgia orator
Meridian is 10 have another big manu-
| featuring enterpri>e. having secured
1 through the efforts Of their business
league. the location Of an additional oil
mil. with a capacity Of loo tons per day.
employing sixty laborers and having a
payroll Of 500 per week The site has
already been purchased at cost Of
| $50
The Supreme Court has rendered its
| decision 10 the guarantee companies
entering this State 10 make official bonds
aud b said desisioR sail companies are
excluded The Law which was intended
10 admit thOse companies says they must
do ths guarantee business and nothing
more. which renders the law a uullity on
| the statute books.
W. Turner. a Young white man who
lived i've miles south Of BrookhaEsn. was
| found one day last week just outside the
| city limits with h.s bead severed flcm
bis hody- There was no blood whsEe me
boiy va fcaaG- II j. believed 'h.s he
v-=s nzuESsred ani placed n ths track
An order hss been made by the railrssd
commission citing officials of the Mem
phis < Chariestea aud Mobile & Ohio
railroads 10 appear al the next m citing
and show eause why the two roads ,la
not make cioser eoEneclioa at corinsh.
Commissioaer MeIauria says he IS con-
hdent that an agreement viii b reached
by which the desired connection viii b.
made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

PkSA- III. MAY =s-The military
force on duty here Was red1c<si hy the
departure q 20. {. of TayiorviIle. aud
Co. 4. Of Springfield Two eoEpani~~
from Jaek>onviIie and Decatur viii ~
main in camp here until all fear of an
attack By striking miners i over
The large force Of deputies and hun
dresis Of citizens who have keen under
arms for several days are sfill ready
for action ~ \ moments roeioe. bat
1t i not thoaght that any further at
tempt viii he made 70 force the miners
who are working in the Psrz district 70
quit work