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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


NicksAu-S. MAY a-The reatAe--c-op
halletin q the Missssippi weather ser
vice for the rast zee s a. follow
The past se~k has h>sa 30: AMI ssa-
shiny throughout The ;~smperatars q;
Nicssburg sANea daily average excess
Of : degrees. An1 the sane NAV D. said
for the state At large Lixht sh0se>
were general on The 1T and - aso-4-
ia< temporary relief a. the soil. bet dry
weather since has rendered TIE moisture
thea received insufficient for all crops.
The reports from she Delta country
AMI the valley coanties 90 far south A.
JeSersou. are Of \ favorable ua.ure.
Coitoa planting Is about aaishe4. the
early cotton shoss gn-i ssand an1 las
e~ea Siven it, first cleAainxs the late
cotton Is coming up slowly oa account
Of the ~cant moisture. bat bad stands Arr
act to b ~eHp~cte4 ualess broagh; sbozt
by a eoaunaation 81 The droaih- Corn
= looking sell An4 has also b~ea ~0rke4
over- Oats ARE good only Ia spots an1
the outlook - Zoe = short crop
In the uPi2nds the dry wezther has
~orked greater injury. sn1 crops are
coming iorwad slowly The early cotton
shows unsatisfactory sands for the most
part. and the EroanI - too dry fo- the
a plant 10 Ssruinats- The ~r1iniess
conditions have allowed continuous
field NOrk. 81 that the crops are sell
scraPs1 bat b ground i too bard to-
Plowin<. The corn Helds have been
thtuned BY 1r0uth and worms and need
a good rain tOsP-oEt the replaasei grain
Damage By worms Is Oa The decrease.
however Chineh worms are working
some Injury IN C~hickAsa< Coanty.
L"russs have appeared in small nEnbe-s
IN Cho-taw Couniy. an4 the .thirseea
year variety Is reported IN portions %
i~AEder3als Coaaty Tor the s~t time
since f~>L oats are snail in ID. up
land districts. aat the cruY will Re
short
Irish Posas0>s gardens aaI all snail
croTs are doing fairly sell. bat zeet
raia
In the >Suthera couatieS rher the
frzif crop was 40: killed. apples ant
pears bia fair - make a medium crop.
bat PEACHES .ad plans are not Of mach
vAlss The report 'rona HlE4s CSantr
.ysthas the s-cOz4 crop o, strawberries
i on the market 20 be folloxe4 shortly
By a Scui hay crop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Everts.
FIFTY-ThIRo CONGRESS-.

N the s-nate. On TIE IA. Nr. Ala o-~rei a
re-a&Eftea fskich u-ut over ia relation 10 th-
aAeeed police assault uPoa aad the arrest and
tnr<fscnnrnt q Mr. Coxev AMI rs twe snhor.
siHssrs ~~eii- ps@cezslE catering tae capitol
grounrfs In . quiet and orderly uaA,ner on th~
ID TIE rszaiader ~ th- iay vas PISSED Ia
execurfvs S~s~sou Ia co7<iderzsiau af ~ hi
us~e trezfF - In the hsss=e a-arir the shot
ley sAS >pent IN dt<c1sSia~ = btn reported
trrn TIE eesnsnitsee "a pabIie huihIla- and
zrczacs for the purchase q a ste foe the gov
erzusent Prsaiiar czcc D Scx Yark Ezf
Ne~ iersey eris1r~ hii va pascal ua,,-r = So
PENSION q he rsf~
X The senate. On re SKI. Mr Hear IL Sp~as.
NJ against tAe szrt- hill said tAzt zoss q
Ne mea Who -sr@ % vote Tor Il saaif shea
ta~y aeA 80 wtp5ate their oafhs 10 supPars tAe
constitutions as they znaersiaof r. This 81
10 q heated cciloauv vita Ir Gray t3em
DEL Mr. Gay delivered ihr SxtA in-t&a-
1ent q a- speech s<Aias; she ;Arf- hH
N Ia k1uSe he eouuz1-ree o. r1alie baii5f1x-
sEf x-ann.t< Vas ia<frart-t - report : blI
Frorhita< FOR th- -rerfea q = prf1tia< % =
"a <roasi already n-taz<fnz 70 M govern
Eseni he naval spPrcpriatioa hil vas TAXA
zp In eo==zfttee q th- sko.e and made th~
anani<aea business "a tn czi-ndar-
IN the ~~aAte- an he SA NJ Alisa Sehs
spS<- IN support q a. resolution Tor a ias-~
ii<1unn Of the police 2sSagls o1 CeH-y. aas
E-s answered ~ Mr.. sherman who r~--sttei
thai surh a natter ~aauhf - forced ar-za -.
atteuffc1 e th= .rEafe - ihe afstr1cG5oa q
important ard ue~trt sc-tslzt On A tn 81
parzrio1 q Ire z@ruin< hour the tzrir nfl Wa
take1 ~ Ia ne hsz~e- 2fsrr several Fri
rate a7f u1izpcrzaf h9ils Aaa h~en dfspus~t
* tae naval spproprat1sa hil Ezs TAXA Hp
/ Il tAe scat % ~ hEh tz= Allea C0x~y
re~atntio1 acvupi-1 TIE na-u n Aaszr a. tae
eaaSS u watch the rrsoizs % uent - ne a5-a-
lar The ari- hsn wzs thez taxa apz ass e,z-
saiersf UasE s-S .asa. On receipt q a n.y.
a<e fresn the houSe aaacuzCia< the 1-atA q
Representative Brzttzz- the ~aats zfissru@E
In th- Suse after tae passage - = ssw
ali1DortAax pirate bis th~ 4ezsA e Eev-~
-cEfAtiEe Hrattaa- % NzryiasA wzs anaszuee1
All The Aolse at f-3 p n Nsna-aeE
Is H. >eaaie % th~ fitA tae -asge % IN
~-sssoU- w1th he ~xce7sasa ~ th- -a-nln-
as.r "a sP-at "a TIE t4rz1 aTL ~ z-s r--1s
q - daT : xork h~tr~ aFrg-r~S ~ fsgr uze=
NJ NILS. IA f~alaliz-nt q A. p5~t~ vu&sl
iE~1rralT ala1e4 z-ata-t ever A-zez1uenf
Eer~k Ia The hau@s ~ rtEusua- arrzzra-
u~at * Ia -epurlean HaafzIstz1ssz q ra~
a2ry Far1s bY Mr. Czmmizx- y y zn1 .
sarcastic r~tos1isr % Mr. Rcd we're the Era
apal fsas1rcsef tn 4~1st-e N IN zzEal a2pro-
rrtst0z blI whiea secarieE al q - Gay
sr-=4sa1 AnA<hE sessisE Zoe the orus f~rasasn
~ PT1xz<e pcnsiaa bills Exs he1H
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
FOUND MURDERED.


PsEt< Nay E-A Shocking murler
Wa discovered yesterday murniu- IN
= ~p-rfum~rs shop near the general
pet o1r IN this city. The shop.
Which wa kept b \ younE girl ab.sat
- rear 81 aye lad h-ea cis~ei sincg
Tuesday evening and the prop-ietrrSs
had beea missing fnosn her haEne A.
she did np; return "Wednesday nigh,.
the girls brother communicated with
the Psiice early yesterday morning.
The pe,ier Went Ia the shop and forcei
uFsu the noor. At The rear 81 the Shou
they fouu6 the body ~ the girl lyfng
an the Hoor IN a pol % hiooL Around
1er neck Wa a rOpe. the no-~e Of
watch had hen tightly drawn and the
blade OF a rznur was imh@ieI IN her
thrpoL- vhica was horribly <z>hesL
IL i believed that the crime was
committed hs \ nan the girl was
ku1wu - h foud -. and who was
Supposed - - in love with her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
0US'S a REVIEW.

"
N~r'sas E--~t. % the Cs.I NIa-rS' strike
- ih~ Stesi-x Ds-a Of iaaa.srssI
wsrhs -F.rstku >hlPm-nt> % Gold sat
the Depletion sf the Treasury Reserve
th~ Nest ptsqat.tta< si=a. Of the
rimr-.
NV YoEx. May is--R. g. Dun d
Cos weekly review Of trade. issued to-
day, says.
Th~ strives b~-ia 20 hare a .~ious ,ha1ra.
AS zSsameL oaiv a fennsraT e--cf TA-
auma~r % uorss esp~n9in- ur-su srpniies -
ettHutnou- co1l ~ ceSe fer fsel = iares. ant
Faate a cu1Sti-rshAe Properties % then have
alrsair r~n ccmr-l-t - strp operations
No 6oaot tn pspsrtsu1 4. h-xsr IA ira
"a - - manufacture thsa Aay ether Nsst
Hass bal G-ariv = thiri IN espaeifT 81 IT, irea
furnaces sf Sers meath arS appcsr % asr-
eio~@t >o-- zalrea1> 81 Ne 49,. a~ e@-
ear4ss~A AL textile warzse - es=s impart-
2nce nGSf ci= sera zai~ss ts- sfriks r@Ase@
lAr mnwemeat % - a&a~t zrush~- - ta- IN
rmraaTe2 oa Wa-AizEtea h1s a.~E ifs.ie -
ct =-zL a l. Ess imrarsrns - -axnidraat
feaat - t-arf ms~--eas q sv~ca@ sAfeA-
seeE~ ~hrizE - fervG- a-1aas : ? Frufrets
an4 fzrts~r Withdrawal o. f-rrlxa earszs4
~ -=fta-r -srE zcr ferrira ass-zs2 ss1s
rrt=r4tae pr~xrss - sa1s esHatrr-
Tae eaFarisF ~ irsa fsrzA as IN h1sf Mzr :
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p~ct~i o. ssrp ths wg~k whsrA wssA --zz /.
1ecre4~ y atsut a thfrl n rr-3urt sacs
Arr3t r. fast taar prtesas ~az- Ersl~- =
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49, aaeH5ihsEaasa< th~r ~ 80 % ~
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hr-s a. was eKr- t-l aas wnfl~ a. ~Arls rr
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ID ru-2tsa = Fresp@rs fer whlr urs~rs as
NJ t@rr~a-~ r-e~rEasase~ IN re-art q MhCg
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MA z=zz=a@< - aeps for Rsrsh~r @a
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
CONDENSED TEIsosAMs.

TmE hosra ef zaza-~-. q the United
L~a<ze Czb % Qtz<0 ca the TEA
vcse1 % exp-a Col William r B--ck-
izri4ge sr1u the roll q k0aorarY z~=-
hership % Tie elzh
WILLIAM IoSE~ Who Vas ssrvtzg \
life sentence IN the peai-satiary A.
Bzsaz EozS~. L. for Eife murder a.
~sh-esepoxL ~hea b eSpzpe1 tao years
agO ~1s arrested a. Dallas Tens, ca
the i4tn-
THE Lcsisiana legislature on the
IssA elected DOa Cafery >en.tor from
tae S2ls q EAziszz. fc< the l.ss term
he<inning Nara a Isa
THE grzres % the Confederate dead
sere decorated by tie eitirens OF Little
Rock ARK. and q large number Of in
viied guesss trom surrounding toNns On
the I5sh
Two named EobizSoa ard
v~4niIooten. OF Logan Couatv. AK. bad
a dispa.e in regard TO yAnHootsas
rght TO drive throagh Ro6iason cotton
patch After 4 Est Eight Robinson
secured . Winchester ard fred three
shot AZ NanHoosen as he xas running
a~1y. Ths last tao shots took effect.
Oae passiag throagh the heart
Tar Brooklya TabernaeIe was de
stroyed By Ore On the Issh- This IS the
third time ~. Talnage has suffered the
loss OF ais church By Ere
The Taylor brothers who are sus-
peeted Of numbering Gus MeekS his
wife and three children rear Browning.
No. are being closely pursued By a
well mounted and heavily armed posse
TIE Secretary Of the Navy will make
no more appointments Of naval cadets
whO reside outside OF the districts
% which they we're accredited
ovEE %eoo delegates and visitors at
tended the opening OF the sOathsrn
Baptist convention AZ Dallas. Texas, On
the IIth-
PoISsEu County tArk-l is making ex-
tensive preparations for a FcGrth OF
July Celebration which Is 70 be heIias
Harrisburg
The beautiful h-orre statue o. Chris
tophe- Columbus executed BY the
Spanish SCULPTOR, >unol. was unveiled
vith becoming ceremonies in Central
Park. New York. 0a the 18th
- the past week the failures have
lok Jsss in The Tnitad STATES against
'zlkner,Wer. and ~ in Canada. against
Ecrd- >ysMr. with noae Of especial i'm
eEau~ tonr ks-k E.ua-r<
Xn<ia3ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
Faiinsaa EBPisy~~ Vast Lat Year.
Wxgs. aud q R-dr-s. Of Gr~x.a~~<

PULLMAN. III. Nav I2-Betveen =
and &Ooa rOrkE1en in the various
depart ment> q. the Pullman works
went On strike al san Their xrtiar
took Mr. Pullman and his executive
managers h ~urpriS, a. il was
understood that the men we're
ssth6ed with tho re>ulis Of the
resent ~1cnfereEee- Tbs men 6sasax 10
thr Sew Arnerseaa Esfiwzy raion. hus
were rot c@ll~d eEs W the orsaniza-
si0n- They deaznd tA@ re~sso-asnsu Of
wages TO LAST years ~aie zni The re-
dres< II nu1czous shq2 ~SFiesanee>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

BALTIMORE. Nav i0-The Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad 70 has put an en-
largo on all the coal 1a it, tracks -
tween this city aad Cam5erlznd
The company viii hold the coal fcs
it, own use If is snPply should run SC
short As 20 threaten = s.opp4ye %
trains should the miners remain out
for any length Of time the injury Ia
business here VIII be great IS uu~t Of
the factories and Misunderstanding in
desires dep~na upon the Maryland
ser eoAfs sapply for feel and being C
near the source OF supply no large &c
serve sto<k i kept On hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Rad JACKET. Mich. May l4-Fir-
bugs ~et ire 10 she harm of John DunS
Ian at I a. m n ten bUsines.
buildings were destroyed The
principal loss were John Dams.
Ian. dealer in organs and sew
ing machines loss S.ooe. insurance.
s4aoe- also all his household
effects W A I~szzeson. bricS block,
lo~~ S>-eoe. insurance. $500. steven
Aqaileh. Building. los a. S19.sinsured-
Nurige ( ArgallS furniture. loss. 81
GO no Insurance Jacob Aquiich. h1ss
or building.S&.es1 Mrs Annie Olson,
two frame buildings los 5000
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
: aARLikE APPEARANCE.
~ersktng G&he<~~< rhrw.s~~Ss< Ns>l~s<s
Raa tk- MIlixGs Tak~r Arm-

AGEeS. "a Nay a-Ihas toEu h1rr a
usriike appearance fo< = while this
l~fsernasn- with a turbulent crowd Of
abreS threatening violenc~ sn1 two
numFan~ - the state militia under
arms ;a gH~ll any di>avder. The a
bsring m-a - the eity have d-nauaea
a uniform rate 81 SIC = day. sna
this movning the emPioyes % Con
tractor ON struck b-cau~ ihey
were paid but SIS
AtGP m selephou= massage az
poliee headquarters @d a moh -
strikers was attempting u drive Goa
tractor WIie'S men 81 the Exchange
stree, Improvement The Polie~ we're
AzrFc4 - she Plar~ sns N2ro- Wat
ter issued An order for Co Il. eighth
regiment and Battery ?. 70 report Al
their armoVie~ The police had M
troGhle n restoring gui@t and the mi
Iitia we7e rot needed They viii.
however. ~ kept under arms foe ~T-
cra3 gsy> ueeauSe o. the threats % the
unemployed to @ize the and
capture the guns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
rouRFoLo

Htr~d ss-assis. tie IA Wait and Cra~ily
Di-Patrh a Hs hsna. wife sra I've
thiidrvs-N Third chlld- Itess~a late
ia~s--ahfflHr. >arvtx~- and TEA. the story
sf n Criase-rar>si 81 thu Supposed
Muuter~r~
Mn-SN. Mo. Nav is-Gus NeekS
his wife and two children were mur-
dcred in ruid bIos.i THURSDAY night
near Erpwniny. Another of the chill
drcn Of p murdered couple was -
badly injured that it = not expected
she will recover She was : years old
The excitement = - intsu<- in the
netrht-orha-rt that the mura-u-r will
~ lynched On shovs Easicc. 10 they are
fully identihs~t. ~ the enraged eiti-
rms The Circumstances surrounding
the horrible foursola murder are a.
follows
In Lynn ami Sullivan counties cf
this state there were a nunhsr ~ ca~~S
p~n1ing ia the eriruinsi e,sIrts sxains,
WA = AMI Gcr--e Taviar. hro,h~E
William ia hoakcr in ErgwninE and
hiS hrothrr = a farwrr Tizey arr
charged uith forgery. larceny aud ar
Sn- wuiiam Tavtlr. t.u> NscekS xnsa
others ~er~ jointly iui5ct~L Ne~ks
pleaded xaiitv. ami wa ~ateucvsi NJ
the LIST terra % eYzrt - the p-aitea-
tiav-
TOW Stone panioa~l hiru ahpr, a
meath ~ for tho rurp-~ ~ having
him u-~i A. \ witu-~s -aius the
Taylor brslth-~ They naturally BAD
= motive ser getting hirn ga; u the
Nay.
b. -1,~s~F ~. -. r-
arranged with the murdered husband
aud father 10 give hi1 \ team
80 hor~=> and a wagon. ~ that
he eouli leave the county and
nos - present. at the time ot the
trial u the hroth~rS The mother of
Nerks SyS hat Thur~lay her I'm ~
c-iv~l n letter frpus the Tavlrr~ a.
Browning. telling him - - in rrafj-
ness - 30 away o. 10 o'ciocS ths;
uights and that Ne~Ss ami the CALL
dnru waited for Tavlar Until mil-
night when two men whom Meeks
>aii were -ors- snl iiiI Taylor came
to their home in 4 WAGON The mar
deret nan and hts family got int5 thu
wagon and ssart--l Tor Isrpwning-
The ouiy stat-rz~at regariiuE the
crime "~asaiushIr wa frozn the s-vear-
odd girl who was >u~~ri-r GREATLY n,
the time sh~ told her ~sarw II ~em.
that when the weeks family AMI the
p-rSauS aerss-npsmvfn- them -,~b~H
: sssnt "a the -s.i mar sb- ~ba.I-
hou~~ in Lyou c1untv. small
s~iSsan.~ fr,psa E-swnin- thu w~r~
a-ss[ hr -w me- Mn 49,
frin- 10 wait au - ras III
S~r r.esi- 4 rh. ws-f-rZ mrs ~
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

YOUNGSTOWN. a.. Nav r2-ThurSiay
night. Ies~ Moody fstSllr shot Mr.
Melissa Weimer and seriously wound
Ell Henry MesSerly- Moody = married
and has five children but had Keen
payiRg attention q Mr. Neimer.
who hz~ been visiting the
family Of Frank Miller Yesterday
evening Moody called and Snlinz Mrs
Neimer entertaining MeSSerley. who
has a wife and two children. he opened
Ere with a revolver. shooting M1.
Weimer twice in tine head and oaee in
the shoulder. After planting two bull
lets in Me~sereiv. Nos-iv Sod
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
A Nsaag Mas Fsf. . >zA&iipsx P&tSent -
Bed at Hts Ci1b Recon-.

HUST-SeroN. Ind Nav 9-LzSi
night a tramp named Granger met
james Merit q prominent young man
Granger "a sick and Merit took him
TO the Neota club nom and put him
10 bed This morning Granger "a.
broken Il with rash and the club
hOgse has been quaTantined- Doctors
pronounce the ease smallpox Several
members OF the club are also quzran-
tined in the club house. which i ou
the principal business street Of the
city. and il ! needless L ssy that q
sensation has been created
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Mr. iSadoTe Newman n quiet lovely
Souaan. b ~-iAon Sxzr~< IN pratt
bat uh0 IN her u~nassuminx war. dos
4 great aEauuns Of good ef whsea the
~orid aver hezr~ has s~x her~~If a
voluntary tzs< in raising fanas for sh-
Neu orleans hsgn< For ia<urzhtex tA-
raynsut - Shs~< debt aow trouhl<.
th~ m1uawwn~nE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

While George Corh~ss was Plovin~.
, miles uortA Of vaion City. Tean-.
ightning struck \ stamp near by.
n sacx kz>ck-t an Exs~z-feE. \. "a.
sud sA--tsE ar-~r~zr1 - ass Ute N s-~s
ne= 10 paaH A-s NJ ~r = szspa~~s ~ ssr-
sswHa AAE ssaz Tag a. sa- p1sw wNs tar~-
= ra1s>zh~ Assaa<- f-um a. s---Ar-
ssSsel Euzas an terra ss->~ rrou a. Asrszs
r. NAY recover
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17
Bin F-ss=s Tor th- Private E1s-..s>a Of
Cunimsf%

PSKISMsy An the CHAMBER Of
deputies the bill providing that the
execution Of criminals shall hereafter
~ conducted privately instead OF n
ruhiie. As nosx. passed its second read
ing By a majority Of The vots
stOrSi I5s % Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

, VI Payne Of C~hRlxfznaie. Csc-
burue ooanty. Ala. a guest st she
Merchants hosel IN Moatgorexy. Ala.
committed suicide By jumping cut ~
%~cond-~tnrv winiow- VIXEN fouad his
meek waS broken- bead badly cut and
both arms broken
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Considerable trO1bse las beea ex-~-
rezoea a. Faitoa- Ark keeping th~
~s@ in the Pprsica os IN. town
where smallpox exist frOm eru~~sa~
ovrT into the -ortSna where the di~~as~
Aas not APPEARED HEAVY <zas hare
b-ea P>sea At nigAts - khp he -
xru~S hack
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

r Il LESs. . Chicago astronomer.
arnounc~f. on the Tth. that while
scanning the heavens On the night of
the 9Th. he discovered a brand new
comet Ah-ust half = degree below Zeha
Hydra The latter i desrriied By the
astronomer a. a bright particular star
soath % the qaa5rla;erzl squire mark
ing the Serr<nt's head
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Ar dinner to literary me and 9th
by the Guild Hall library committee.
Chairman Badeley toasted the Am~ri-
a ambassador and thanked him for
his endeavors to obtain pictures for the
Guild Hall gallery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

BErwExN.a0a and 0 0 worknen in
the various departments Of the Pull
man car workSat Pallman- III. went
on strike on the morning of the iith
Their action took Mr. Pullman and his
executive managers by sarpcise, a. it
was underStoo4 hat the men were sat
isfea with the results Of the recent
conference.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

RI. HoS- HERBEKr HESsr AseCuH.
British secretary Of state for hosDe at
fairs. was married in ~ George
church, Hanover SQUARE. London. az
noon on the 10th. to Miss Marxos
Tenant daughter of Sir Charles Ten
nant of Glasrnm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

\ ball has b-en 6led in the ShsneeT
sasrt at Chattanooga Tenn. By ". J
ColSarn and others. To afoin the esun-
y II Hanil;nn frUsn issuing siSs.eoo n
to1d> - assist the Chattanooga ws>s-
-ru in building n bridge aeruss the
T~rnneS~-e at Chattanooga. the rziI-zv
company having agreed 20 donate the
bridge 10 the eSunrv in eozsiaerz.soa
Il saeh help
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

NV fow< May E-N< IIarrv Z
Miner. wife Of the theztrie1I manager.
died ~ her hosne, = Mzdis.an a~enu@-
II : oieioek r~esserizv mornsnx. after
sa iftns<s Of sone weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

SECRETARY OF STATE PALMER called
the New York constitutional eoavra-
tiou to order at Albany shortly after u
a m on the sth. and administered
the oath Of Office - the delegates
Joseph H. Choate was chosen president
Of the ~convention.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

ONE HUNDRED Nj TWENTY-FIVE oper-
ators. representing 200 mines-river
and railroad-were present at the
meeting OF coal operators of Western
Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh Pa. on
the 10th The railroad interests were
in favor of and the river interests op-
posed TO compromising with the strik-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Tue census report Of Oklahoma dis
closes the fact hat Oklahoma City Is
the largest city in the territory. the
population being s,ssS. TO Guthriess
..3=L The assessed valuation Of Okla
bomz City Is ss,sos.eoo an increase of
$500. 900 since last year, that of Guthrie
il 81. lNs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

on the 10th the hungarian hoaSe II
msgnates rejected the civil marriage
bill by a majority Of 81 This action
Of the upper house mas created great
excitement and engendered widespread
and hostile feeling Il i expected the
ministry will resi4u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

In Gates ecuatv. y {. - - -
Ave q lsA~ go snrcw
war Al a cost of So 800 This wovx
vas performed by one evrnrsr-. and
go~s 70 show the extent ct the lanb~r
trade IN that Sszte-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

GEN RANDALL and his staff %
CommOnwealers were released from
Jail at La Porte. Ind. on the 9th. BE-
cause the authorities could hnd no
charge upon which to convict them
Randall says he viii sue the mayor
for $4,000 damages
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Or + l. welfrey. the vounx nan
Who ei0p~t With and married Ms
Euhy Euekzlo~ at Anaisssa- Ala. and
the next dAy took norrhinc because
she deserted him. died the other night
Of pneumonia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

Two DEsERTERs from Christopher Co
lumbus Jones ~detaehment Of the Com
nlonweal army who were admitted To
the hospital in Philadelphia. were
found, on the sth, 20 be suffering from
smallpox
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

A rKEKIErK earthquake took place in
veneznela on April - The cities Of
MERIDA LzGunilizS Chigvar. and san
Juan. situated in the northwest OF the
republie in the regSon Of the Andes.
are reported a. having been totally de-
stroyed. and many villages were wiped
cat II = thcaght that l0.eo persons
persisted in the eruption
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-17

RoBEKT T. kSEEBS the American
charged with winning races by fraud
ulent practices was committed for
trial in Berlin on the 9th No bail vas
allowed him