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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

A. a SPECIAL meeting ct the hoA-1 os
c0utrul q the peaisensia-y Iasz wsex.
tne lease q L A SANDERS. q Wash-
iagtoa Goaasy. Eao has thi-sy couviets.
Was eznEeIsG- >oue xssxs since Gov
>soue VISITED Saunders camp .ad in
ssructe1 aim % discharge a ss-gsan.
whose cou1ac. coward the euuviccs ths.
eioveruor considered hrutaL his failure
% couply caused shs board 20 eanesr
the Lease
The tNin hoFs Of Mr. Barton Winston
Of Columbus died suddenly Ias. week
They we're taken SEX a. the sane rius
and both died a. the same hoar-
T. J. Love, prosperous planter Ifv-
ing about three miles fruu Canton. I4ss
week brought in tWa s=alks ot eorn
wElch he raised measuring 80, fee
With tN0 large ears On each slaIz The
stalks measure ~ inches IN eirruussr-
enee- They 2-s i fees fron the roots
% the 1-ss ear Mr- Love las an ei-hrh
Of an ARE Of thls cora Ehich NiIl aver
age % feet high, and he saws hs VIII
gather - b4sbels frUcn IL Re rcs ehs
reed FROM Mexico Iad planted II J1re !.
The remains of Mrs. RoWsna Bezsoa
we're brought % Ho1y Springs f-oa
Ne~ York izzs week and barred bT the
SIDE of hsE husband Geu- Sau-ueI Ben
ton Stc Nas killed IN f-gnt cf AtIaat.
IN fSs4
A H. Helnss- Clarsnce c Cnere7azs
Eig1- smith o@ics-s Of the s. Louis
B4a< Note Company sIle.1 eozr-ze-s
With tae 0-sesrs Of Nissiszlppi 70 pria,
certain State Sarrz1ss. ge-e fu1i-csss
last ~eex hy the Fsder1l E-zn4 jurF cE
the eharEe % having violated the Fea-
erai ss1sGts prsshiatsizr the printing os
aasser rezeGe.in< Crss=d S.zs-s e.r-
re7cy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
~ IS sSsPPs MATTERS


Holly - Eiugs. u-t- I1.-Thsre vas n
sstsuHPs as jail delivery ae-r a. 9-1a
sats meraia- saat re-rI'sd IN sae fasal
wcaniiar o. bad usrro. a hrokcn-
headed i1iIer ami a bad y sea-st tsn-
tis-- Dr. A g. Ross tsn<iss- bad h-ea
summoned - pull = tnsxh tsr L1-i-.s .
Taylor. 80 prisouer Ia she s-.rae
sell Eish Lgr-as were BOB kenEs,a = anss
Lee >hia1uIt. n-.rrUes. AaE 4f-sr L4ciu.
-ame 0ut iuso ths corridor 2as1 tn. goor
W1s being cIo<eL to- Is=x-ses ,hr-w
themselves a-ainst Is AID pgsAed is
oPeu- Fob Kennedy Tra 7plst with the
iailcr- Ne.szr Cochran. ex-laiuinx-
B. e.. voG'~s gos - ill ne tAis
usoralaE-F Coehran l. s--~u< anI Blu-kv.
All he'd as owz ag1insz rs powerful
Iusagouts-- LGrtas Tsy5or struck a.
Boo ksuaedy wtth a xnau ssics. which
IA o. harua- ant thea the osher uegro.
Lee Satnaais- srrucx Gotham ever the
head Nith \ aye s.irk kzeckf-- him
% 49, knee T1YI1r szrcse,led N
resgLn- Cee r-aHs utssaE ont and .hos
hsunsdy tSlcs IN the abdomen and
aesL Or DANIEL prousyzess The
Nou nds fatal The osas- u-xro ran into
hig cell after striking the hloN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

rHE af I'd sFFEsz- ~ aswE Fzaxx
zzeumsrrsaal- p.r-aslon. b. s~E. tA~
haex af As asex wirh hEx aAnsE. wh~r~
ths xuund wz-. Aza rh.n .xlaz--.i ssz-r
tas counter The raou wnx -u-r~.
AMI tAe uaasF eizrrs- % the rrasD~rs
-zsulk h- a=4-t tsWn The raazl E.I-
elsn aa - the back 3azrr xss a
trzsrr~- va si-h- IA az inssaa-
- nzt s1sz~st rhz c-~~sx aad sA~
ullE-sh- 1unp~sz izsss his sxzT anss pad
alst zp ras er-~k unss-r rA~ hrisx-
szsa th- E~n.. mash e~vuGsE H~ va.
ar f1r e wuald have b-~n a w~-v
ha-i tang tar a suisse xaa xa<-xu
aa.aus ta- na-<h - have ssuszd aim.
sad lnPa-sihl~ for the un5an s-osp-.
wha su-w VERY litsl~ ao.su. The E,s-aI-
ltv. - Do - The tr0up@rs stayed "a
tae village Hasll morning. shuruzxhIr
searching ss zud the surraunsliasr Gown
try- While ire patrol FROM the river
s'7oure'i the rash, bat az % no prrr-
p.lse
Late IN The evening Of the second
say a dilapnlatesi izrur~ erawied Gus
q The ranx -e-sis azd made his wav
ta1e- from the creek L was Dick
Esielin- torn dirty. muddy azd very
hungry HIS rap brought a younx
xiri - the door who received aim
with joyful err and dragged aim
INTO the hoase. which belonged to Ef-
elin's ar>t cousin After hearty 1inn~r
Edelin, went back 70 the swamp 50 as 20
escape any danger from troopers whs,
stIIl fingered IN the neixhborhoosi He
maize his camp IN the very center of the
swamp. upon a lfrtle island ouly few
feet square in a wilderness of reeds
and mud There he lived for several
months until he was fortunate enough
70 escape and Join the southern army.
Every moruiuz during his Stay in the
swamp ore could hear the eehoofa gun
On the marsh. and the men AZ the store
~ould say There's Dick E6eIin get
ting his breakfast and thea they
would laugh--Haddo Gordon n V Y
Prs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

Edeiin-s ~ glanced Over the isrxs
strr~ rp.m- Tkcrr vas uotaizx ts-r-
that wouli hal- a cat fur ten nsnnt-s
but ta-s long old fashiored eouasrr.
ta-rc feet hraal an.4 faur feet hig with
is harrvzs e sugar. cu@~~. Enar and
meal ranx-5 snsse ru~ath tsavinx .
space % some ten inches between th@tr
tops ant the eeuuser- IL yas ta- oaiv
rla-,.- p.asr a. &c NaS - Elfelin div-sf
behind Il and forced hfs var between
th- tops q the barrels and the euan-
ter. Just a.. uasler a com -and from
the 1-icrr the dr.rr was hruixez in.
and the union truop~rs poured izto
th- room. They boxed evs-vwh@rs
.or him- searching the kou>e from top
- bottom. under the bssi-. IN the clos
ets. and IN every place q nan eoaid
possibly hide The 0ei-rr In command
stp'sd leaning s<ainst the eount~r ua-
ter which EdeIin ans lying giving his
Orders 10 his men-
He doa't appsar - be here. cap
tain sAbt q lieusenanE we har.
searched the house tla.ruu<hlv--
Have you Ioo<e.i iRso the barrels
under the soa1terf-
--Nn
~Miyhs a. vel booJ- IL is u.i t~llizx
how small n man can make himself
sometimes
E9e}tn gave himself up for lost. as
the Lieutenant cane round the counter
and b-szaa pulling the barrels cut and
-iauciag into them The srss one h.
pulled ogs was under Ed-Ifn-s feet.
whtch we're promptly raisea. 80 that
the barrel came out without attracting
attention The next barrel was under
his hacS AMI Ess-lin was in terror. bat
By teat - strength he raised himself
b. ais hrasi and heels hi<h enough 20
let the barrel slip out easily Ant
there he hung. for an hour i seemed
% him ~ the bar< % his head and
heels. while the Lieutenant sampled
the suyar in the barrel But every
shiuy has an end AMI the barrel VA.
a. last pushed ha-ix into is t3rrs.rr pc-
siriou- Before however. E.teiIu euuI3
rrv,over his position securely. The bar
ri uusl-r Aas heal was i~r<e,i cut. eus-
ting the hars % h5s neck severely. bua
1z,llu- aashin- ths ctti,-sr Pasaess the
barrel back IN disgust azd waike,t
away
The hlrf appears - have foV~u.
saat th~ esptzin-
q rhauxh- 7 saw hiz - aar IN.
ta.sx t,,ssr n cane taurf tn. -uruer-
s4la sergeant 4 found The back
da.Er 0p~n- ff- mast have heard u
4usi es-ape-t e. rA. swamp.
We'll the 1s-rnl N5Il ca-eh hin .
~ y
earsa-a- -Et ma-s ~ there by Ehs
rlur
EhnnIsss -z1tazn- <aasf Esi-lia ~
aiul-sls- @ wsI ~ up rhe cr-~z
frarx- erssx went a r~Eal v-r a. ~.
ath~r ~n,f ~ tn vitiaw-
There ~ ~. uuVy- -r5-st sh- mes.
sa.i a. = sh~m rushed f-u1z the rssara
- tlslr aarses an1 <aiis1-,s zh~r-
1aev h~a-t ~ sharS Thzs wa E-f-
&eisE'- eaAac~ slipping cut f-urn If.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
ROsss0 THs EXPRESS.

= we--- ts.slaf Tars-s-s rr-sIa - The
rsNss Farf.i- tl=f.f - - Fsa- -
Frft zH's7ts-rs Tsrr ~~-ur- um~zsv Thssst-
-sssA t's-ss-- aa.f sz#s= t-asrst rn-ir -
~Ha~- trHvtmE a. -srasIaf i.s = ssrs-
asafass.sasa- tae.t~-z -.sn~.
Fawr worrT Tex. Oct Ia Th~
Tr-s--.aslu'i Teas s I'ariE- through
tram fnr TalIf,-uia- l.aviax here ar
-75 a u1-- Wa ruhhs,t about D. ae1oeiS
to-day s-rr1-v uIes -s-t of here
Hsar tsaryI1u- Th- robbers secur,,f
fh'ssEr -. ien FROM the T'a.-iae ENprpss
Co. AMI bus f1r tlseir inability q, sr.sn
the safe of TIRE Texas a I'lcis- CoaI
CO. ewutainiur ssH-aa8 in .-l-t- -ruuist
have male . h~tter ha1L Faur uaen
did tls wort Ihsv came u-.sn a -..,-- IA
gang 1nrut usv1- covered them wiTh
" zn-hs~rer, AMI fsirwrd thsm -
sprrad the rails and sar the ca
enms1g train The engineer and
fireman were then lnsrl NJ wf.h
tae section gang and guar,ieyt
while two ui,sn eater,.,f the exprszss ear
sutf covered the messenger b~rsr,. be
u.'> aware - th-ir psr-ru,ae- N-~-sn-
ger Asr~AIii was ogsi~rs,l p, ou.-n the
safe e7ntaiHiBs- tia u1anev aF the
Texas i FacTfe Caal ts. TrITfus- them
he c'luiss MT 81 this. they ssfr,sl a peck
asst ruined the evsalhiaztiua- rrn1arlg-
ing If We ean't <et shat usssrss-y
tisas-s --- "a u-sr, at 'Th-rLrr shan .
The rrbh.r> h.-,I sssIth svarI znI ns
traes Of th~uz has vet l,-su -.-urr,l
Eevarvis a<ureEa-iuE Sl-gg0 have been
offered tor -h-tr arrest The ursnev
-ssrure-t was .alzeH fr7ru the way sase
/ h. tram crew trSr saw there wa
sosas=thir- wrong when they were feu-
miles east e ts=srs5=u- Ths s.-etiau
gang VA fa-giug the train. ant i-
Ts> se~u thar a ra1 had hs-ss1 removed
After tVTo e the robbers hasl COVERED
the euEinecr aurt fireman with riff.z
and walked them IN 'FRONT.' of tn. en-
gins, two mo-e af the gang mzsse their
appearance The whole canr rhrn
tqrvsd the fireman aud engineer o.
walk ahead of them 70 the exureS-
ear AMI forced ths. ua-s,sue,-r -
open the s.ssor oE ths ex1re~S ear
After the door hal b.sru ousnsssf ths.
engineer aud fireman were taken
back u their en-sue bv two II ths. rob
bers- The tvv., ys hss remained e. i.,,ss
t.4e expre>s car ta.iz every valaabts.
paeisa--e evcepc thnzs. y the through
safe Ihe hau.lie e. th- O.. n.ar..su
ef the throu-a safe usas smashed T.s
the rphh~rs in thefr Efforts ~ f.s- = IL
but all they r,suIsi sl.s vva, a. batter .h.s
safe badly The rlaus.T vvhl.-h vvass n
ta~ thrug-b safe n.-l1uar'nr 20 shs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
DYNAMITE AGAIN.


BszcELpSA- ts-r- =0-Ten dynamite
bemhs were fsuad yesterday near the
engine Of n large u-znufa-torv where
4 auraher of anarchists we're fo-usrIv
ealPioyed Fuss> xere attached
Amoug the anarchists who were a. orc
time employed At these works we're
tuVo men who were executed some tine
szo IN front q the fortress Of Mont
Euieh- An investigation showed raa-
the boUbs we're powerful enough 70
have eaaSet great destruction
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

gsisassa.' ~. s--s,s.r ,sI.sif (. ia
G-u-ras ,lv.srrs ~. L..
-rAm .,r-.-,.-,...-,g ,,-,.,-.s.
.,,r...-s. 80 "a. ss., - -, y,
-t5s s,vt-so, 49,, - ~ -
.-g..su,- bsfF f, ~. ,;.v,s r,,.i..,,-,
H. q, .H.. t--, - ,,-. - D..
r,.- r.,- =. -. -. =. -. -
n ne sg.s--h r,,.-f.x n 49, =,
s,r5-.- 49,, s,,w.,,.F,-.f,- - -
-ras..1 ~ ua.-~--.f.-z n-,,.s,,,.,..f ~ -.
f.l4r IN n. ,fis,.,f pr,-svi.-,-is, =, -s..
r-5,-es,f ~ II rh. I,s- -rua5s. q N.
q a. N Es-u,s,--h.,, NJ,
sa-ss.-~,f =, 49,. -.,.-,. b, =. =
,f Isrx..ss an T4es...r .z,s yrs,s,.,s,-
the Ia IN, "a t.r.rs f,--,-- +,
r-a-.
g., $50. ,-...-.. - 49,, .,..-.-.-
-.,-.s-s.-.-s.,.. -. -. - =.
ssr-a-tsu ..u.. 49,. a.. - -
-,~s, a..r-. d, ,-.,.l s-,.,.g.,.- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
SHOT At HIS SWEETHEART.


L0SnoS- o. os-t- @n--Carlos D Mey-
ers- yuuu- mechanical engineer, at
tempted - ~hraL Lille Mitchell. his
former sweetheart THURSDAY nsSht-
lie followed her te her hoEn.s On Muir
sou street and fereed his way into her
ruoaL HCt vsor'tS PASSED between
them and Meysrs sh.s at the -irL Miss
Mitchell jumped from the ~crord-s.ory
v<iudoV~- breaking a leg She vas
,zlSez % the hospital Neyers uaS ar
rested while leaving the h0zse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
News Notes Frsn V-a<zaeLA sad usa-

NV YosK- Oct 2-TLs ueraI d.
SPECIAL cable f-u-n Pznan.a say News
has been received from Caracas Vene-
zuela. Of the death of Felieiazrz Al
vszez- acting pre>i,leut of the cugntry-
FruIE Tegue5gzipa- HcnsluraS. crIEes
E0rd that the FroPs-zsd seer eaaS-iEa-
tion q thas eoantry uslll give th.a suE-
fra-e 70 v-1uleu-
During The reeens alils.arv review n
tHe eitE = eaHHea bas~t. kllliag IHlias
Fllars. = >sziss =rtiIls-y expert aua
Eve HunGEraa e1zsers, and wourssinr
tyeats-oae za.GieE&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

AccoEotys 80 the best returus Oh
taI1ahie -sia-7s5 names were placed oc
the pol lists In CE5ezgO. on the Isth-
the srss daF for registering Of ths.
nzmher lo.445 we're WOMEN who xiII
FIR the Srst time 20 to the polls No
vefxher &
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

AZ eneycsieaI letter 20 the church in
America VIII be issHei shortly. the
pope being engaged IN revising and
carrcctI1z the doenEent- The letter
viii contain an important passage II
regard Ia the church IN South Amer
ica-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

EFSe AIExASrEE ~ >EzvTA arrived
cu the 18th at Pe.zs3aza- He vas wel-
euu1ed ut the station by Emperor W.
Lam and a uzmh.sr of German princes
4 gala dinner IN h5s honor was given
IN the new palace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

The news II the Illness of the znzesr
q Afzbanissaa = regarded in Caleutta
with the urmoss Seriousness. and grave
anxiety = felt f1r the safety os Ezro-
pans in CahaI n the event Of the
zrrls.s-rs< dezth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

CFvIL SERVICE CozSussEoyEE RoosE-
vELr vent from Washington - Pitts
hurxh- Pa on the seth TO assume con
trol Of the investigation which = 90
ing on there into the charges Of assess
neatS fog campaign purposes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

A c0xscEExcE contribution of s3aA-
- N an envelope postmzr<ed NassIi-
lon O. and from an unknown person
was received bT United States Treas
urer Morgan 0uthe tssh- and placed 70
the ervti5- Of the conscience fund
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

LAEssE napEtha srrizg a. treSzo.
4siaths Russia became I.Suired In s.1Ele
uzsxp1aiuesi way "a The 18th and the
flames srreai 10 a number Of buildings
N its vicinity and seventeen wurix1Ien
employed IN The huiIai8Es referred To
were burned 70 death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

HEzE HESsLEzr1LEE vox HES-
szKv8E- f1rzzerly austrian minister q
Servia- and a. Frsseus minister 10 Bra
nj has been named A. Austrian am
haSSaGor at Wa<hingtan-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

AT Pittshurgh- Pa "a the 18th. The
LnI-es ssates grand Iary f8u1sl true
hIll against D5v5sjea freight Agent
JaI~~ Means * the Fitsshur-h- Cin-
einuasi- Chiea-1 & - Louis railway
far vinlat5aG % the Interstate eum-
nse-ee Lanr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

IT was rumor~a IN >hau-hai on the
18th. that Port Arthur the Chizese
stronghold whssr,- The Chinese fees
had been refising after the hassle %
Nzlu river had hesz eaPtzr~,s by the
JapnreSe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
DEAD OR DOOMED.


NESSA- Oct IA dispatch from
- Petersburg toths foreign ozes sav~
that the ear = sinking slowly and the
news Of his death nzy cone a. zny
u.slueEt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

NE-cogSr AokE- the japanese envoy
70 Loclou- has b~en decorated x7th
the highest Iapausse ornier- and has
also bad his p<nsiou largely izcrszs<,t-
a. n reward for the great zssistaaee
be rendered in caneizs5ing the Anglo
JapaEes~ treaty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

Ex-PEEsIDzxr HAREzssBx started from
Indianapolis on his ~eeczd campaign
sour 0f Indiana On the 18th the day7s
txiP beng 10 the Forth and east over
she Lake Erie & Western -uad- taking
IN the towns Il SoblesviEie. Tipsou-
k0aoma. Mzrian- BlHstoz and Derz-
LIZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

II i said that Gas--elI DriIIer sam
Eel &sPherSo7 has discovered the Eos
fomless PIT. near selma Ind where
IN GrIlIzssa well after getting down
zb0Gt no feet his 3laa-pouzd = drill
ssss1ealy plun-esl downward 10 the
fzlI lezgth Of the rope LEO feet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

4 s0CAD Of polier visited the Tech
rologieal institute IN 81 Petersburg.
on the night OF the Issa- and proceed
ing 10 the dormit0ries- took into Gus
tcdy thirty Of the students on aeharze
Of engaging IN q Hihiss. conspiracy
against the government
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25
OUN's COMMERCIAL REVIEW

CessaH I.~ts-r -ss- sa-E wh-.t r-I-s-- TIssY-
fire f~ut-- vifa t.sp-srt. - s--ls.f fa-rs,s.i
- Frssf te--. rh~ ~ssa~s- g7uissHs - ts-
s2s~ia ~ -sfasFp,ss WA ,tsaF r--seu-s-
81 Ea-au-.s .sl.ssr. sssr. u--s tsiss Nss Ne
An-4rrrss - H.ress-sti.,ss-~
NEw NeEk or- IN r. g. Der *
Cos v-e-ieiy rev5es- ~ TRADE i-s-ss.,t To-
day. says
Cotton t~invs F CENTS. AMI 81 heat b.s-
loz ~ cents cara lower than ever
siure Pr~--nr ciasslE.atious vverc
izunsru- wllh exports 20 -uld instead
~ rrs'iu-;s az >u-h prices in Osrtater
a~'- ;ae ~a.ieut features in bu>iur>, this
vVe~ls- If>,ri b1-i1u - guo,t, - slu-
sufuer~ x.~> on fairly. vvirh gains az
rearlr aH -,irt- I'M cs1s11rssau vvith
last vea-- hGt unt ver NJ rate to sr1s-
5aiN tae rre--ut vel 1ri.. ~ uznnuftr-
tnri1E ETo1Eetf1 $50 tkas pris-ss-s
vezeen a liEt.e- Tae u i.Ess<s's. trss,i.
represented b ratr'iad caru5u.-s i a
p'sr cent le's. thau last yrar- ansl =.
pr e-nt- ls.~ ta1n IN r~1.
Ihe payments t.sr,u.sa the principal
si-ariuzh.sase~ far the shfr,t ~rvls cf
o-tets.r ar. -- qrr seat greater thau
lass vcar- h'Et -l-s nsr cent l--s. than "a
l-S. ne dsailv lV-rs1.-e fsr tl.r maath
ls 1.f pCr rcat- iz-lr-r t'isa fs~r vca-.
b.st =. g smaller tlaa In -g.
WITH many features "f erruu-a-,-
-Es'Tu- hu-ius-s has not get an.s-ere,f
-g1s..-tatiau~. an.t T. e cvuL-us thar
t1s la-> - part - s1.- s,sru cr,sp AMI
th- gnuatEraifF ls,Vv pr5r,-. - other
s-lpies asrvs the tayfrx power ~
n4l ions
Wheat fyr O,-tnher delivery fell .,
a D. -~ur- ca Tr,lnt--i1v. ant in -15s,-
- some recovery the a=era-v f7r es-t.-
tc- thus f1r t. q cea-- H,-ioss che lowest
uleu-llr zve-1-- e-cr r1zei-. vxhi-h
yul- In September ant was nearly Oh
e'suts below the IaV.w-t rrior en- thts
Ee1r. she tssrph@F arcrl--. h~5n-- -
evnr~ h-louv that % O-tah.-r r-5E ~
i-lo W>-~ra rceeirr. are out~ s.-Is'--
-il bu-ile-s sar tA- week. a-a INST s.
a'-4 1l-- Ia~s year. aar Sa-1ut.c exports
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

Gas wells supplying the tszn Ct
Cary O. have Eziles3 eorpleteIv- and
the supply has been shat Of Many
other plzee= VII saEl0ss Sait before the
elase Of wiater- Natural xzs In north
western Ohso Is aImnst a. an end New
wells are se~ 1ad Ez- besweez and the
present Ones are falling rapidly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

TEeCzASDs Of >alvztioaisss gathered
IN the salr7tsoa army barracks IN
Londou- on the 18th 20 witness the
marriage Of Mss Lucy Booth dzugh-
Ter Of Gen BcSth Of the Salvation
army. 20 Cod HeIberg. Swedish mem
h@r Of the army Il : the intention Of
the eoCple 20 20 70 India and engage
n niszionary w-orx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

TEE ReiEer family, charged with
having started the uzreruus fires at
Dalton o. one Of whieh Destroyed
half Of the town few weeks a-o.
were released from custody. on the
18TH there not being sufficient evt-
dence 20 hold therz over fox trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

TEE dead bod5ss Of Miss Mary DUFF
AID her besrothe6 husband. EIett l.
Titus of Brooklyn. were found on the
nixhr a the I-th- IN a bath house be-
longing 20 Peter C. Dah- the younz
lzdy's father az Sea Clfrr- l. L IL i
s1pposed that Mss Du5 died from the
elects Of ehlcroforn- administered By
1ir1s 70 relieve n severe headache and
that tse frantic lover thea sho. hiz-
self
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

JANIS ALxxxSDEz HARzrs wzs ar
rested in wukenshurw. Pa on the fsgh
- lagitaxe frum juzsire. charged with
AAs.aEr Ia is-ss enzbezz1ed from J. Lar
Ten or~ers cMner of = canning est4D-
lisAzasns N k-as eoansy. De-, psuperty
vslzsd 81 a1qzs szs.eaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

JrDsE MAccS B. ALLEy. the first col
4 =az admitted 20 the bar IN the
I'D States. died IN Washingt0r on
the 18th he Was admitted 10 the bar
IRON the once Of Hon SamEei Feszen-
den sr1ther Of the secretary Of the
treasury AZ Boston- NAY Z. Iss1 He
rennved 70 Charleston : c., after the
wzrs zad was Judge Of the criminal
eo1-t and of the probate cozrt q
Chzriezt1n enunsx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-25

ut - us lave
read thrilling
tales OF block
asie-ruuuln<o ~
the s~a- % sles-
ate at
trmrfsrs1 carry
medicines. PRIV
vtshusan war
n a tsriaE Is
throuEh ths
tTssrixafs ssfthe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-29

4 sare tfsruat, o. a distressing cneigfs.
r. -pasdily cured ey Dr.. d. Jsyne's Ex-
pes,.o.4ut- r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-29
BUSINESS FAILURES.
The Showing Fer the Year More Cred
fahte Than For 1898.

New York, Dec. es.-R. c. Dun 6 Co.
Will say: Commercial failures In 1894 al
ready reported to- II. G. Dun & Co. NUM-
ber ti2s2. against l,.2g last year. with
liabilities OF sles. 2ss ios against $s4s. 49, Sss
last year Next week the final report
for 1894 Will probably include about 400
more failures, wisn liabilities of about
sicoo.0n From these amounts. banks.
nnancial and transporting companies are
excluded Manufacturing failures al
ready number 2756. against a.fZ2 last
year. but the liabilities are only ssf fsi. zsT.
against sI7s.ss2. .eel last year. The trading
failures already number II.3ia. agafus.
ii.5I2 last year. but the liabilities are
only So. $50 osy, against $3.50 e6s,s ss}s last
year. The statement by sections shows
4 decrease OF about tSo-,hirds In de-
faultesf liabilities in the Mtd9le and Gem
tral Sortheru states. oFae-half in the
West and Southwest, ana a third sn 9th.
er sections.
The wages actually paid I'm November
are compared today, with the working
hours, in establishments throughout the
country, and IN abeat Atty branches Of
Industry the average 1e5s!>S - hours Per
hanE this year, 2ls.4 last year. and sss2
in 1872. The wages paid per hour were
ie Per cent less than last year, and s5a
per cent. less shan In Isse. As the hands
employed IN establishments reporting
were 50 gser cent. more than last year.
hut I20s per cent. less than ig lss2. the
total wages pad III these establishments
in November was ls3 per cent more
than IN November. tss5, but zi1 per
cent. less than in November. 1sag Thus
ttse decrease in the purchasing power OF
the working force is found 10 be due 10
the decrease in the number Of hands and
the rs3uheT % hours of work rather than
20 resuctloa Of the wages paid per hour
Failures in three weeks or necefssA-
show liabilities of s!s.6g1 SCI. of witch
g. ~. .s7e were Of manufacturing ard
s.. T5i 80 of tracing concerns. Failures
for the week Aave been SO IN tie United
States AGAINST 81 hast year. ana Il n
C'auxsi1. against A last year
Toronto. unt. Dec. &-The sell krDwn
grain arn of w =. HswianG a 90. Of
which S.y w p. H5wi4u3 Is ths seaEsr
member. has decided to- 20 inso isgubsa-
tg5a Two years ago the T~sza slowed
saryisss q $50 a1. sat y s. understood
taas ials has bsSa greatly refused since
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