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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
The Aspect ss th~ Ea..E.a Capss.l >sa.-
kre snd p~pxs-<ia<-

LOSDoS. Nov. 5-The Central News
has this dispatch frsR it, ~ Peters
burg correspondent
-DeSpite the nominal celebration Of
festival. the aspect of the city Is
sonbre snsi Depressing The th@aters
and music halls and hundreds II shcps
are elo~ed- Many pabiic taildings are
draped with mourning. Thou>ansis Of
private citizens have put N bsaeis
All dispatches rsceivei to-day fr,5.n
Livadia agree that the cars death
was peaceful and apparently painless
The ezzrinz : p-O>tras@-L The at
tzeks Of hysteria for which Dr. Nls-
ehejexsxi recently trvasci her have
returned and threaten - break down
her general health hssideS ia.iueing
paralysis of the feet Nrverthe
less the semi-oeseiai >t4ten~u. &,
sr.afe that she besr- mp well uu Ter
her trouble Her trend snd farrn.r
governess. Nine Dess=lle- a E.es-ssu.
has been with her thrnEghout tEs gr-
deal Of the last few sreez-- Mn. p.s-
sealle says that the szar die-I IA t-szrr
praying sudibiy with Ee.aer Ivan .,
1lmos, his last breath >l.. .ls,,s-rIt.-S =
the last scenes a. b~autifuI anI It.s-
pressive- although agoaizin< fs- q /.
ezrinz--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


Ne~ AIhany. Nov i-Rnbe Rarrvws
Aad Jesse James robb-d maay sEaia<
baaxs. fairs an4 aId many aess of mad
daring. bat the climax ot train robbtnr
-as capped in the heart Of New Albany
this morning at few afautes past l.
o'eiock
Aiao-s the eatir~ toNa pas swakssed
just after midnight By fasslzds o;
sa0ss near The depot and luss opposite
~sere tae asw yards and tsrnsa5le are
being pat Ia Bst lfssle Attenti0n was
paid - the matter. a. II Vas 81 ppc sed 70
De tss work Of a gang Of boys saktux In
the towH. vhica OF Iase has been a eoas-
nOa occarrence- Not fog an hoar did
the people Of New Albany r-aliHs shst
bad actually taken place
When the Kansas city. Memphis &
Birziagham miGnighs srsia reached
Tup>l0 a Dispatch was immetiassly
sens 70 Sserir Robbins here that the
train had been held up BY three masked
men Two Of them were tall aud slim
Shtle the third wAs lov zaa heavy Tvs
vote nusEseaes While the third "a.
clean shaved
The robbers zade quick and effective
Eorx. hus did nos secure mEch booty
eniy few sealed express packages being
taken supposed 10 contain i~~elry-
LuektIy no nossy Vas aboard the train
that coglA have been easily secured
The paSsen<ers we're aos moiestst and
with aoshin< more than q fright
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08


The ser'sampaavia,g siSefrh ~ his. uex
cESr = fr.sua a rssz-ut -ssitissa - shs- 30
i"cg~ e'az-st<- n i.ossr-1l Il aiwh ssansi-
iz.< ia s.-rlzaRy-
The s.ci~ntisc trzinzar e fi.s- va,ssn.s
p~ine~ va sup-ri Eseszslssi - nss -,sx-
erzs1r azs1 tzs1r- ss-a- Hsullzxissh- a
zaAz ke~ufy alive - . .en~s ssf 1ufr.
Aa<4sF e~@urate.f anaS wfsh a - hft q
ls.el<iax az AZ thiasss ia strictly sreu-
tl<1zzasig srAaz~r. .zshsaes-h - a .4.ssss--
NAat dry temperament EE~ krssaxat
1p hsS Pgpzl erv- t-,aa pseiu.ii.c~s q al
kszzAs. aast tafs N1S xr-aslv - kis
rr~1is- ~in-e thas early esssezsi.su hss.i
% he earTbe3 cat az a sIsn~ xhea The
hatred of tSerazaay ant gs-rrsaaa> Wa
At tts heixat n EzSsix The -efeatihe
sstzczts0o Uss exr-ll~nt bat ma after
the f1shio0 af a sssrulza gymnaSfzua-
A. r0CNss oFFBcEK
At the wish Of the ear. assre at
,entioa VA given 10 Modern s.-ieu<~s
than to the classical wors<- Dead
languages were NOS taught az ali. aazi
ancient history only up 10 a CERTAIN
point. while. 90 the other hand. tIs..
rscnrvis Of recent eeatari-S. especially
80 far n they bore upon Russia. were
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Ia tA~ a~a@srr S4ss Nersh 81 Pert Arshmr.
h whssh 80 JsPs--.- via sr.ia-ks.-
ehas- Walled Tess. r.pstwt.s~- aft~r
sf~~ Hsar. 80 ttx~rs~- Ats.~k r.Is-a-
-sa Cspsur~st ~ th~ J.ps@~-~ Ft~-t-
ssr~ss E@ysa~s@g-
N"E~H Nov. s-Adviee~ re-
esivet herr fr,n The frs,ut shovS that
there has t--ra h~avv ightirx in the
country jass uarth % Psrt Arthur.
The disEntchsS rre~ivei are brief ansi
arv silent "a >luie impsrtzut prints.
IL apq-ar- that Field Marshal OvuniA
divhieSl hts furces While one division
landed On th~ eat eoass - the p~nfu-
sula aorsh % Talbeuwan- anosh.r divi-
sion Wa d~s4rhes4 with order. TO
effres iaa.iinx near kinchox and to
Froeesss thsner aud isin th. aaiu b.o.iy
Of the army.
This SP-ratiea vza, a sssnpgese sne~
e.-~S The japanese eu.ssunsere,t no
Chinss- war ships arsi ths- Transports
rsaehe.i KzyeREs sad disemharkest
trurps. guns. horsss snd munitions in
safety. kinehSw. which il a walI-,i
town aas which was believed 10 be
held ~ isr<~ garrison. was iuann-sii-
ately attacked Th- outer tes~nse<
vSsre carried By the japanese after a
fev huurS hEhtinx The Chinese asast.
little further resistance. AMI the lap
ans~s we're >osn masters % the plae~-
Yesterday was the sfxty-serorsd ar
uiver>sry q tho birth - the Nikasio.
Thsr- wa great publir r~foieirx over
the victories thus far voa By the Ia
raue~e army
Z p To the time Of sending this div
patch there ha~ b-en no e0uGruasksn
Of the rvp.'rt St the espsur~ cf Port
Arthur
\ dispatch O. the Tins fr0ua Tf~n-
Tsin says- Fsu Ham chen has bs~u
huruss3 The Chinese d~fense II MoaI-
t~n has collapsed Cold weather has
Z -,smm~uc-St art >nox has fallen in
Nanchuria The japanese cl-vprtv
larsf~d az Plsrvxo While aaakiuer a
semoastratis1n afE the cuaSs 0f shan
tuu< and cut the wins. thus pre-
ventlax the n~Ns 0s their position
I rs4shiux thu Chins~@- The admiral ot
th= Chin~->e trst with fourteen vessels
h.rsis's~ sorPs,iase boats afterwards
started u attack them bat was re-
called Prinee kung the emperur's
Huei~- has been aPpointed dictator.
thus Indicating the further eentrsIiza-
thau ct authority The Nauehu
Z priaevs favor reforms. bat the Chinese
T epPe>e them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
FRANCE IN MOURNING.
r.l.-r..I s.,s-r "a sA- D-.sA Of tA- es,

Csts~rssl Grief Al the D-afh sf the CEsr-
PARIS- Nov A-Pse>isiens Cssirnir-
Perisr presided over the cabinet meet
ing held yesterday morning Prior to
the E~qEien services held at the Rus-
sian chapel At Il O'Clock the presi-
dent wearing the grand Gordon Of ths.
Legio0 4 Hun0r. together With the
sninis;ers. all in evening dress. went TO
the ehzpsl- where they were escorted
10 s-ars
After the services in the chapel the
president and NJ Bur,seau went 10 the
pantheon u salute the tomb Of the late
President Caruos. in Conformity 20 the
French custom of visiting the dead on
All >oulS' day Col Cham0in Accom-
panied the president aud NJ Barytsaa
on behalf of the family Of VI Carnot-
Both ceremonies were deeply inpr~s-
Sive
Nme- CaSimir-Peri~r has wired \
message of esndolence 10 the ezarina
On behalf of the unio1 Of the women Of
Franee- The congress Of Lasiies' ASso-
eistiOrs for SuceOrsng the WoGnfed.
sitting at Lyo1s. adjourned EntI to
day a. an evidence Of mourning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
CONDENSED TEIEoRAMs.

4 VISITOR soun1 three chiliren dad
aa4 fosr others. besides their mother.
very sick Eith smallpox in \ lonely
fa-mAos<s sszr niles from Hale's Cor
ssr~. Wis % the 5th-
TIE bo1y % man x2s found hang
inx % a trse near Roscoe. No. On the
Sch Is IS Supposed the nan vas hanged
hy msh There has been eonsi3erabis
ssealiag IN thas eo1aty-
Hos- are dying Of cholera in large
agzaers thr0sgaO4s portions Of Ms
s0zri- JOAa SsaiOr. Of Ses1alia. has lost
- aes1 az9 his neigabors are farinT a.
ha4Iy-
A DtsAsrSsE. 5re occurred ~ Ne~
orIeaas ea the tsh- Fo1r-eea hsstret
bales of eostoa. 10 barrels Of .zo'Asses
.s4 al -sslte~t she'd unaer waieh il -as
ssore& being S4rned-
NTsEFN-EHKEE e0l0re& converts secured
a. Bapsiss revival we're beptirsd IN
the iey EsEers of The Oai0 n o~easborc.
On the s-h- Fifsy-thre@ were weU~a
and t0rsy zea-
Ar ChiIiiooshe. Ohic. ca she - JOAN
- JoAnson- tie bicycle rider. pa1sd by
4 qua1 rode n skir9 ot . nile IN &c IS
an3 halt ziIs in o-SI --5 over . ki.s
track breaking the xori4's record f0r
that dis:2zre-
wFrHoCT kzo-n pr0voe.sioz- williaz
Gipp sho. kis mother - death an1
fatally wOanze1 his t1tser .. their
hone in BafaIO. " Y. % the 81
The oldest farmer in Geo<xia 10 Ma
than White He is Iao years old wOrxs
every day On bis farm .a4 made 30
Bushels Of corn and three bales Of ootroa
~ishou, any help ,his rear. He lives
At COosavills. Floyd Cognty-
II cost -. 800. Sos 20 feed 20 the army
during the fiscal year en1ed June 81
1884. aeeoriing 20 the AznuAl report
Just made 20 the secretary Of ~Ar By
Brigzdisr-Seaeral John p Ha~kins.
eomnissary general Of subsistence
THE weather bars4u. in is rs..s~ Of
the weather crop conditions says thas
o. the whole. the weather eonditions
during Octoher ~ere generally favor
able for t.rn ~o<k. especially for fall
ploughing and gathering corr
Mss JAMS DoSSALLY. Of EVeEgreea.
OhiO died On the sth. and her three
sisters and father. Joseph DeLirtle. are
no. expected 70 live. from the effects OF
drinking pOisOaed rain E.ter- The
ruof Of the h0sss bad hsea painssd NIIh
! white lead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
soMe-THRowERs.
rA< Hsss< sf . so ss Lsrd Usher In West
LsaAsa >h.tt@rssL

LoSDoN. Nov "a bonb was ex-
ploaed at midnight IN front Of No. l
Tilney street enrn=r Of Park lane.
West Loudun- Reginald Brett, son Of
Lord Esher- lives in the house AT this
1umber- The door w7s shattered and
the windows w~r~ blown tn powder
The Windows for dozen numbers MP
the strset wer~ smashed plaster
loo~ened fr.am the e-ilinxs- ana the &C.
-npants 1~1 panic-Striezen = The
streets Nobody va woand~,i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
AT T-E RUSSIAN CAPITA



~sra DSHxks-
EeSDpN Nsss- q -Tl1e >t1-sl1rsfTS ~
Fssersbarzr correspondent savs- '-Tas
Yo1n< czar-s Esaaite~sss i re,-~ivesi with
oprn delight probably unparalleled in
the history - Russian sfsieial sfeeIara-
tious~ Th~ digniise1 aad almo-, AZ
feesionate tone = freely compared .itk
that % the proclamation publi>hed
upou the aeses>ioa - EIperUr VII
liam II
Dispatches from Nsr>s-lx sav that
Oppressive stiffness ami mpurufzI ex-
p.eetation ozerhang that city Thea
terS AMI ether PLACES II Amusement.
hanks and exchanges have h<en closed
and business = At a Stsni>tilL
1t l. expeeted that the body Of Al
exander Ill viii lie IN state at KieH
and Moscow before il viii ~ brought
TO 81 Petsr~hurg
The >tandzr,t-> Vienna eoEreSpeni-
eat says- -->-paie time ago a dep1ta-
tion pstisi0u-d the exaroWitx so inter
veue for the EussiAR Jews. 4 usesnber
% that dePutasioa tells u1- that the
ezzrowitx rePli-d- I desPise aud con
demn the expulsion - yoar eountry-
men bat nv hansiS are tiest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

N@AtAAAch p- tnt earthquake fnar &C.
CURED last spring. The structure Is
r~pwtesi so ~ in a dangerous eoussi-
ton Measures TO restore 1: will l..
taken Immediately
SoTIcE was posted in the Lehixh
VALLEY shops. al West Chester. Pa, on
the 3ist- informing the nen that. esrn-
nlencing November l. a reduction of %
per cent in their wages would be made.
This j. the third cut within year.
lr i said that the force now at
work on the Gulebra branch % the
Panama canal will soon be increased TO
100 men
WILLIAM JoSEs and George Buck
land minerS. were drowned. on the
sls.- by rush OF water from an Old
working. while they ver~ cleaning mp
an old gaugwSy. in the mines of the
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Co.
near Manticoke- Pa
Tux Sioux Indian murderer Two
sticks reviewed his sentence at Dead
wood = D.. on the sISs- and will b~
hanged in that city on December -.
This viii he the first tira< an Indian
has he~n legally executed in the state.
CHAKLE- WHKTSsOS. for I've years
assistant cashier Of the FIrS. national
bank At Huntington. w Va. who was
To have been married TO the daughter
Of the cashier during the holidays. +
said to be defaulter TO the amount oi
sio.oso.
CoCSr ESuo >roLsEKs has been sp-
pointed PruS<ian minister Of azrieuI-
tur~. domain asd forests. TO Sucee~,i
Herr so1 Hei1en-Cadovv. vhn<e rssiS-
nation was announced on the SIs.-
LEONARD Y. LECHAvAIIEE. on Of
the pioueer residents Of O,seau Grove.
y j.. and the owner Of LeChavaIier
hotel At that place. died On the is,.
aged = years
FIFTEEN THorsaxD japanese sod
tiers were reported on the tss. tn ~
in China.
The jsp@Ee-e have placed three
bridges arru>s the Tslu river
TwESTY boys celebrating Halloween
halted in fro1t Of Mr.. Hzvuoo.d-s hoene
in Iatep~ni-ue~- Mo- at midnight of
the slst H.vucsi raised a win
dow aad 1rest both harrsss .sf a shSs-
<ua into the crowd aaa sve boys were
Dangerously woznzsed-
carr wr7rr~ e. .w-.v-s
w-a-. s.As.s ,-g..-. ~ ~. ~.,r.h..-.. r1ss
nos prlsoa- aad who Entr,<aaeS,l into
.h- urTS.uu .h- E--~;YI.,,, - -
zs.-a,sTr~m~u. az urs..,,.--x -, -
sslf tsr,,u,-h .b.. 49,, -, a.. -.
THx fan<rai - the late Pr~ni~r
Mercer ta.s< p,a-ee At Nsasr~af can.
Oa the Al Ths sstenssan.,- Wa ~rsr-
zna~. rwr<v~~asa.sxv< h.-sps- r---..,,.
sr'sua al parts - IN. ssssuiui.su-
~ The n P-~-i.sea. ey-v~r.-.s -
e-Ir--f a p~rSssraI us--saz~ f-su, .h~
new emp~rsr q Eussia aza.sua.,iu.r th,.
data u hss tashsr ana n. .us,--~,i.,,
- the sh-ua~-
TMx p.~s oessse a. P~~s.s snb.,w \
J. VA, r,sha-ss e 81 80 IN ssazs1~ ana
ssso "a Esozrv 90 sh. aga. sg the -
TIE SAFE Sas hioxa op~n aza csez-
paeseiy wr~~<eSA
TaE weekly ssat~za~as q th~ RaulS
II trznee- hssz<st oz th~ 81 shaszs an
tn<rease of -.SsAeus frazz=s xvtss sad /.
Seer~as< Of -.-saasasb fr7nrz silver
TMx Japan~S.- vx~~,- rrs.,rx.-s4 ~ a.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

ST JOSkPH. Mo- Nor a-While a
crowd Of little boys znd girls were
playing IN the streets of Severance.
Kan. THURSDAY night near the hone
Of Dan Wood ana making eonSid<ra-
ble noise. Wood 6red into the crowd
with a shosgsn- fatally iniuring Willie
Ward and Rosa DELANEY and wOund-
ing Lizzie CorcOrzn- Wood was ar
rested at once By Marshal Hall. and is
was with difsczlsy that the prisoner
Was kept cut Of the hands Of a mob.
A. so01 a. possible he Wss r~noyesl tr
Tr0y TO svoia violenes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
A TERRIFIC WIND STORM.
rsr-~ Chzrxs~< wr~~k-a aad Ms<h OtA<r
Damage Doa~-

WuEIs. Tex. Nov "A terriSe
wind storm struck this place Thursday
night Three churches were wrecked
beyoud repair. residences and store
house. Nere damaged 10 a greater OF
les degree and outhOuses and fene~s
were entirely demolished Many
houses in the country were destroyed
and fruit orchards laid waste No
lives are repcrted Lost 80 far. bat fuI
returns are rot in The town Of Mon.-
Eouerv suffered severely.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Holly Springs. Nov L-for several
rear many tsrmsrs IN r1is county have
ronplaine1 that a nan eoald not dig
living aus % the poor hills Of Missis-
ssppi. and sS1~ have moved TO the West.
while others have fOeked 70 the towns
zat cities 70 Nork a. starvation wages
An object lesson showing What Mis-
sissiVpt farm has produced will shOw
that the fault lies more with the farm
ers than the lazd- n a Has1az. liv-
ing te~ rifles out OF town. raiss& the
folloNin< crop this season vita ons
mule. 550 bushels OF sweet potatoes On
one ARE. fs5 hGshels Of Irish potatoes.
20 bsshels Of pea. ) bushels Of peanuts.
+t5 bgshels 0f corn. e0ss0 b1n9les Of
fodder. J sSas o, hay. ] bales Of epssou-
loo bUshels % cosSoa seed. - gallons %
vine the whole even zE the Pressns
lox priees teosing sp over 500 Har-
man is act Northern man. but came
hers from t'eorvia txo years ago and
settled On saiS average MARSHALL CoGz.y
farm. az4 bad oaiy bEains az4 energy
70 back him in producing the .aove
crup-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
FREE SPEECH DENIED.
rA- >p-~ksr D<tv~a frs@ the ES~rrum ~
Nee aad . LE<~us~ E<fa-~a-

ELxIRs y Y. Nov Victor VI
Rzthven- ~ Buffalo. was advertised 10
spesk IN the advocacy Of A. p A. prin-
siplss yesterday and came near being
uaohhed- HIS afternoon remarks
brOayht together loo azxry men who
chased him 80 hk hotel For several
hoHrs a mob of many hundred people
hung about the hotel. and the aath0ri-
ti~S 6naIly refused 70 give Ruthven q
license 70 speak in the evening he
was spirited away last nignt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

FA~Eaoaa Iisr Il Nsa-- Easraast.a.fs
~aa- upon the future of Russia Half
German half Esxiish. bright. intelIi-
gent and p.ass-->>izx q minll - her
sNn- she may furnish the qualities
whieh her royal husband lacks.
Frins~S> Aiix ! - war old. ausi 4.
~aa1 - - the most b..autifui
AMI msl-t witty - ali %
gaeru Ni@sort1s <raasisuxhtsr~~
>h~ : tA- das<hssr % Pria-
ersS Alioe - EngiansE. ansi Wa
lcfs an evphzn wh~n sA~ wa s years
Old While the kass % her mother VA
a m5sfortun~ n uzany Havs- ~ was
ie~s ha@p-rv-i hv eeurs sth.qussse than
Asv royal c1asiuss ant Wa allowed -
.i~xsl1p sa Individuality which 1, Al
marked A. Il j. uzusaal anoax royal
xSrl~. >he = ~aht 10 b. reallv IN lsv.
vita Sheil.1sas ant h. ujrh her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

NICHOLAS u.


LaSDoS. N0v- The Daily News
correspondent IN - Petersburg says
that Nicholas T. = expected To reaeh
ST Petersburg at the end % the week.
after days sojourn in Moscow. where
he viii receive the homage - the off,
eiais and conspicuous eitizenS~ All
taveru> In Moscow have h~en clo-s.ed
\ mob has b.e~n in froat Of Isr- Zaeh4-
Fin'~ house ali day shSatinz tha. h =
a p-pisan<r ant the murderer % the
ear The goserumeut eaused uEI-h
n~-die~s suspicion and excitement by
Withholding the nswS % the cars
death uutiI ths maruing Of the fol-
luxing dav
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

flaSs-sS- Nax- &-lt 6, F~p-srte,i that
sie pria1e and prin.oe~ - Wafes were
su-anssuesg - Llsssiia sa ssreuxfh~a th-.
hansis q sh~ czariaa in her esrs-s IN
eplnsr0f sae ear aaA prevent hirn frozn
acting rasAiy-
orsr ss.sgE has Z sAat the vounx us4a
r~ssrl4 hs- tss take SID. qssg ur S'.so. ls.a n
F~ar susi ahssallssa the thrunz- 10 as
younger hrutAsr-
ssraa.t Tsszss V1zfi,nzr ths dad ~ua-
E-srrar's Arrash@r. l. erestites5 with h.rIa,z
priv - thzs ss~a ant sraussia.s - s.aiv
- ss-p insa she b<raeA a. r=zeut fsr
-a-r h=vr W5rAzs1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

EaAN1rI W oe4~rt0u. \ Ept0r~d t1Emtf
lIving near M0ana Bayoa- I-fs home
stth ais hoaats On q deer hans I1st
xsek- and has ~ifs went away 10 pi-k
eos-1n. leaving their little child at
houe- UpSa their rstarn shs chiId wa<
,oan4 At the gate hsrze& To dsath-
There wAs a desperats attemps made
one nixhs lass week 10 gain aae>ss -
the Tate CoaaEy Bank NJ >enasohiz- bat
By the eoarag~ And proGps aetioa Of
ke-usy NeI14e. the assistant cashier.
Il s2s Prevsuss1- Noaag MeD4ae vas
preparing 10 close the bank aboas s-yE
lamp in his hand. and as be stepped
cat 20 -ock the door negro attempted
% br4ia hiE1 Sith an AZ The bIox
missed Nerrss~s - s-rss-s zad h-rsGs
shs lamp be held. thus Leaving hiAfn
the dark- tie Immediately called FOE
help. ran back, got his pistol 4nd fred
A. the fleeing form- but owing to the
iarkness missed the robbsr. who ss-
capped. No elew 10 who ii VA
number Of pronlneat gentlemen.
s1aoux them senator J. T. George. state
Auditor stone. Gen Stephen D. Lee.
president 9s the Missixsippt Agricultural
and Mschanical College. and - NJ
- - =. 'Ne .N'si. ,A-e
- - -. 'i'.7
-. - : = - - :. 80 - =
the est4bltshmeEs Of an experIment
-. !. ,..-4tt. ,.,.s.s
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iAst reeS- du1xe LanSino 1eelted "a
the ease ot l. a y Nfixin-<t. sEn
NaicH sod Ss' In w. sta Liabilities
OF sfe"oq" taa' tae Apposhsnens 81
receiver vas aalAts asa "r4ered tae
asss's IN nis hsnfs ssrsed ever - TIE
eoar' sH1 app"tneea w - t~rr~r. tras-
tee "A we =" PoetAns ease o. . v
Net'ner OF Ne eFAeAas a<Aiast ne
baaN 81 9ts'fe~ntialr' ~ahss rAs iarrrd %
the vail IN beee@s~r- issL ritA liA-
ntlitle- o. as4Fly st-%ss~"s ta~s sPP0tns =
neat OF taps W n FSaios'< as receiver
Of the oAa< assets sss also declared
aaiitY ana t1e resais . ssas NJ nts-
neF ~ili receive. 81 virsae ot osa@r iiSs
+ Sled- the principal A~~sts sf the h1ak-
xhiIe sAs 0sher creditors xiiI xws sra.s-
ticalIy aoshiax-
Gov >ssns has 1ppoiased tie fsIis<-
ing dsIexAses 70 r~pr-=saE Ntssisssppf
n the cuss~nEioa Ct eossoa rasse-s -
- held az Mszt<o@ery. Ala. "a Tues
dAy. Nex~Ghlr f1ths Han- JoAa NJ
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J. CraSf'rH- W n ssova-i. y s- Sra~-
i0ro- e1Ar'~ S'oea-
In regard ~ the POLL Ian las Attsrzs '
essneraI Johnston says the tau eollecEsr
-, ,sxavx AL mn.x.~<x-.a -.,fIs a. .nw
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08
Fr~f- h~ya-a D~~~rth-- the I@n~sftzr.
0.as- 80 th~ Gs.r'. D-ssh-

HEEEEN, Nov Prot. Isyten has
tsIexraphs.i ~ u-diczI frisn hsr-
that thu cxars death ean1@ fruua COM
plfeAtionS ane - infrzrtioa ~ the isft
lanx Obstrurtiv~ eiotS Nsrv c,sn-
v~ySd into the iunz owing 70 the fail
uFw Of the circulstiua three DAYS he-
fors deatk The ear died during an
attack of ayspassa- L@ysi-u say. sit
ting up, surrounded by his family. sud
fuIly euuSeioas till the last
vieara aHa B~rlia aewspaP~rs eom-
Esnd the dixuiE-,i. promising and pa
cisc toEe. of Nicholas lis manifesto
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

IT was reported Ga the ID that the
British c0uSzist@ a. Caiiao. Peru- had
heen taken pu-~<ssicn Of By rrxo1u-
tioufsts and the cpusui made pri>-
coer. his wif~. and dzughser xsiesi and
the e01saIat< harned 70 the <rosnA
Five British war shirs wer~ said % he
hzrryis< 10 the seene-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

TEE Beriia Eeich>7zxri<er p1hsisAess-
90 the Sash. \ deersc exteaeiisg -
Me~xienherg->caw >chaesu ix-Hs1-
stein Bremea azss other p-pr1< % ts~r-
zzzay the Pr0hitirioa a<aiass the Ian.i-
izx Of Aa<ri-zn cattle n Germany p<'p
noznr~d r~uezsly hy the H2@hsrx
senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

Ii was reported. on the III that the
prince and princes Of Wales were
summonei TO Livadi@ 10 str~ngthen
the hands of the czzrin1 in her effort
TO cOntrol the yeung ear and p-even,
him from renoaneing the throne.
which. it Wa said he was desirOas Of
doing and retiring on an annuity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

TEE annual report q T'r- W r. Har-
RS. r4tsszal eoznmkssiaa<r - eda~a-
tsoz- szys that = PR e-nt- of the p.Spz-
l2sio1 attended ~elosss during soz@
period Of last year. The average pr
rioa Of 2ttenstznr~ IN the year. how
ever. was oaiy eighsy-nia- days for
each p1piL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

TEE po-. ossre departures. ha> de-
clared to he frzudalent ffty-six erm-
p~nies AZ >oafh R<nd- Ind engaged in
selling prepared medieine~ The de-
partuent has also been inforan~d q
other eo@pani-s located ~ Cairo. III.
engaged in this business. and = eoa-
ducting an Investigation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

THE national telegraph lines in Ar
eentina have been plaeed under eenScr>
ship owing to reports of troubles in the
north provinces where il = alleged
the governor. have h<-en fepo<ed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

THE possnzS.er-geoer7l has issueSt q
circular Offering rewards for the de-
lection arrest and conviction ot high
way mail robbers and po'ss 0t.see bur-
glars durinx the fiscal year ending June
M rs81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

THowAs " LArIMEK- an Odd ess2b-
lished dry-<y-~as merchant 0f Ale
xhenx City Pa WHOSE stoe<wzs sefz-.i
By the sh<ris. On the ~ ssys that he
lid a busin<ss - ss-eaa thEs year. Jet.
0wizx TO the shrSnkz-p in values. did
noe eleax a dollar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-08

WzrLK an entertainmrzs was in
proxres~zt Mans N .h~ state q nz
range. Nexirss. oa the sesh. the buiisf
ing collapsed A lar-e numh~r of per
sons were caaxht ans4~r the fallizx
siah<rs and hasslr injured zad thre~
wer~ killed oatrixAt