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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Last FrfGav vas the AuHsve--
ssrv Of the Phi sigma Society,
and the University bnys turned
ont il fsI fogee to celebrate
sbi= gala Gay, sad to DO Acncr
10 their chosen orator for The
occasion, Nj sam GEIr- The
subject Of VI. GEEs address
vas -Sousheru Leadership "a
Congress. and his treatment OF
the subject reflected great ered-
x on lis society for the wisdom
shown in selecting hIni, e Eeli
A. establishing for himself the
reputation q having delivered
Oae Of tie best speeches ever
delivered on . similar Geeazl01.
Egery potion Of his address
ea-e ampIe evidence OF b. T.
uar-sy not Ouiy With tee as
tory u this country : govern
meat. bat also h- SlOw eegc
Of tie clrreut politics. anaiEs
% The ~grese1s 10 ssa Source
o. Qualification 80 veil "a sur
prise 10 dis friends aad bearers
that although he : constantly
engaged 10 bis college duti-s he.
las not failed 20 Ssep a. wI-k
the outside politics, world sut
sss enabled to advance sore
ideas that EeEe not oniy neS
bat pleasing To ks attentive aad
ae1recAuyc hearers
Nr- G=in EtchIy deserved the
many words 90 praise and con
xratzLa.I3ns which Were besta-
ri up5n kia for MS splendid cf
fort ard rhe EAGLE gladly t1kes
tais Opportunity 90 publicly con
g-atua;e hIs e having 81 vel
performed The task Imposed 19
on hir. azA 50 successfully fGl
sling tae expectations Of Es
many friends
The day. exs-c ses were fol
loved - night + vagrsHd ball
u honor q the oratoT, Which
xss largely attended -uany
visitors frgz a~e-hb0riEg towns
iendfHe their presence t0~aTt
making the occasion ole OF the
nest eHi5T7Ele Oxford has ex
pe9ierced fer zaby days
Music L.. the occasion vas
Afforded by Crosc Bros famous
band frous Memphis, and the
taasiag =s= Prolonged through
Oas the eutIFc hight until tEe
at star had faded from sight
and the sus Lad begun to tint
the Eas-sEn hcrz1E when the
sncers reluctantly quit Ike hall
carrying assay Ef-h them mary
pleasant meaeEies % so-sYeE
- TO then. azi n after EEs
70 ease a Esy c. Sunlight to
areak tz-uzgh tie cIO1sts OF.
gloon rascA necessarily cone
over every Lf- 81 seHe u1e or
Gtksz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

The Eagle office s4s hoaor-
cd las. Tuesday oT = visit iEuu
Hon Cbas Z iiowEy. vhO - -
the city on bgs Es-s cf e pr
waite nature
L. answer To I1esttons pre-
pounded 10 hIn Oh matters -
pu5lse tnteres- NJ Eio=ry
-e9ztDr AcLau1Iu< speech on
the tsriE IA bis maiden Effort
and vas vel received ly his
paEty friends IS a cEeGisAble e
fOgt and as eabCdying tke NJ
ssSspy. i:ea Of rrvsEEe TetCr1-
lie . Erm - hls ueIes hat
the Democratic parts Il the
hope uf Tie comfy ta1s re
haze inherited. must GezI Essz
au.s correct vicious EsPE1l e4a
.e~-tSia-IOE. and that Ia the w&
dom. resources &Ed energies %
the people, prosperity VII again
coE-e 20 Is net sEt1slly 0zt
: sr and eeE-@ziy. He Az
aBiti1sS CONF t~acs 20 tas patti
otis al desire Sf Jh> Press
dent - serve tAe ca1azTv AMI
al or people and t.a ALs I'd
IN strati0u Esll Eees tGe
pFuvaI OF th- A9eFEcSa peeps
N tI@-
Speaking CT C0xsy zn1 a.
be ssi,f that Tia coming
Of CUxey and hS people excited
no ds1ru = Washington lie
EEz5ered ez4e l~z
the c0laza reached -
- C5i--Hls and ore
escorted the
The movement
lisa
sCBs
itself te
g mischief
cc=iE= S@S ~
Tz82gh;.1I Ps0
II the moveEea
cCE5s1. WAzeh zsaas s. Ere
deal Of possible harE for tie
fzlzEe and Congress CE-ht 20
he< TIE warning IOu< eGsz
o. SIX Plrtsa-s1p a.l a-Es
= AID % advantage i.tEe
re~elze reform bis zra
al - home
The 'aEia Oh. 70 Ess genera
esGld pass 8Et Let "a
a. 1sl fora As revenue re
ioFEeEs hoped for Tkespeeea
Of US on the BAL RS I1sg
N q the democrats and -
rsa = -sat ca@zSn aga
9enE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

hchinuvtlle. Tenn Nov. 10,
1851 had kldBey trouble for
over twenty years and had tired
everything | could hear OF, with
out benefit Two bottles Of
Kings Royal Germeguer cured
ne sad | have not axd any
trorole for SIX months aud be-
heye | an cured | certainly
think il the finest remedy l ever
saw, and have recommended II
to many fEiendt for fevers.
stomach. kidney and bowel
trc1ble, and theft use Of 5erua-
t1es E=s been satisfactory IN
every instance
II III Faulkner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

The p-0lptRess and certainty
Of Hs cures have made Chan
5erAla. CoCzh Re2sty faneus
IL Is intended especially fer
coughs, eGlds. erCzP ard xhOop
ing coughs, and l. the most ef
fretGAl remedy known for these
diseases Nj G 3 Main OF Tn
ion City Pa. says Il have q
great sale o. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1 warrant ev
cry bottle and have meyer hesrs
OF one Ealing to give entire sat
izfaeii6R 90 cent bottles sold
5y al druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

AmOoz the candidates Tor
Attorney Genera. for SHELBY
County, Tenn, We note With
pleasure sud pride the names
Of two Mississippi bCys,-slUz-
Hi Of the University, yiz--JEo-
y. Stee1, and Gas 7 Estzau-h
EOta aEe young men EhG lave
steadily forged 20 tie 6CCag n
MeEpsis, and If either one l.
selected b. the Democrats pap
Is Tor its candidate n the geleT
Il election. be sill be elected
and NeRphis eal rest assured
that tls Law EiI he enforced
EItb fidelity. ans without FTCs-
tFeEcV q u.S.--E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Pref Wsisn J Belle. l. -
Lit u, Shl<esyesrAn EdEtor.
author Of the geEfe Edition OF
SEakes9e@-e- SAYS CT ~ H4l1l
bal Williams i want 10 tell yoU
how EUeh l eUj5ysd yOar recI-
tai CT ~Gthello last Saturday
alterEsOE, and hos much I re-
gret that vas ana ss@Sh pre-
vested f-rD kSArirG The Ian
.nE e The Skrew and julius
Caesar Nrs k9.e vas So
fortunate a. 20 hear TLS Shrss
zs1 Vas particularly pleased
with year rendering q II. which
q 3zergat HaE he 0E1-
Ea-y s1ize trzvesfy OF the pay
Whae5y Is : degraded to vi
szE farce Shakespeare Gid not
mean it 10 be such. - | have
said "a ~ preERes 90 ny eLI-
.Goa 20 TIE pay Year recital
- ~OtheElo xas 70 ne more
satisfactory tksn any Theatrical
peFfeEsaaee 81 the tragedy |
have ever listened To- Is vas
free from al rant ana exIgger3
ton WhTie /; gave fHEi express
sion te the passion and pzihos
Of the play
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
lee Cold Drinks

Scll Wase-. lemonade. S4r'
sauarfIIa Mead. Settler. SEFT-
heFt. = hip2ed Cream Soda Ice
Cream Soda Peach Cream Sher
bert, Strawberry Saerbsrt- Pine
Apuss SbeFbeTt and settler
Lemonade. Ia connection With
the above, NJ Ice Cream Tar
lsrs are open every day from
IL Ar To IeFE where lee Cream
l. served II "a cents reF saHeeF'
Cal and see KS
I.esrs-
T.. " BGfFaIoe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Notwithstanding the great
fairy, All the glowing newspa
per accounts sent out broadcast
over the land Of the opening ~
the Congressional campaign VI
the District nov represented BY
Gel ETeeSinrCge re 10 Let be
Ievs kat the peosls CT Ken
taexy VII sat . P-eniEm OF vice,
ayPoSrfeT, imu0rali-v deceit
AID EaSrtIueEm, BY retaining
BEacEuGtge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

he most painful cases OF
rheumatism may be relieved by
a few applications Of Chamber
aims Pain Balm; It's continued
use vii cure any case. no mat
ter Of how long standing. IL il
equally beneficial for Lame back,
pain IA the side, pain in the
chest. IameRess. AMI in al pain
fzl affections requiring Al ex
teEusl remedy. a piece Of fan
lei saturated With Pain Balm
and h0=1d or over the seat Of
pain - superior to any plaster
For sac 81 all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Union Female College desires
TO give cut contracts 10 have
certain farm products supplied
during the next term The il
stgutioa prefers to give tae.e
contracts 10 persons xh0 expect
to patronIze the schoot curing
the coming year. For further
Information cal a. the college
or address J. {. Eshman. Basi.
ness Manager.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Szipaar and EolGSses reIgBei
supreme In tks spring time
S0sxd4vs " take humphreys
Specific Ne 10 tor Dyspepsia.
Sad al S;o15ch troubles keep
Ing the blood pure. 50 that no
Spring dosing Is necessary Fer
sale bv druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

TsT est >-F= II tie E7za- Ex C-
saEa Ele Slz z.
Fer~ u. letter. C2RPi Ea
NE ~ -
lslas z eu- PTS cr n
pay Tr -ad - Gre E@rsagl
HeeeE r-fzzE HG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
Grln. FreSca Hire Of Cocoa

lis tie world gTeatsstEeTvs
tonic It's . specific 20. head
ache and exhaustion Tive
cents q glass q. u. " BuTiIoe's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

ALs sra EuTlzcs a / lglfE Iag
NJ an. &rs Loren PRESCOTT ara
keepers ID the Ger. Lighthouses Ii
At sand Beach. EBeh, azd Grs
.bbessed with a daughter fssr years
sl& Last ApsIs SIC vs. takes
Ioxn with msEsles fou xed Si-h
= dreadful eourh turning int a
!svsr- Dscfers az hcue and n
8efrgIt .l-zte. hsr ut II ga5,
she uev wo--e aprii Entd sh-
~. u4re ~hAuifaM e hoaes-
Thea ~ trleG Er EIas Nsx Ds
-sr~rT aad afssr tie 2e e tzo
and a half bottles rs esmyletsls
cured Th-yszy D. Kings. New
ffsy = EasfA IL s~igb- 4
zhl vet VOC u1E Sesa trial BIT
tie fFu Gamblers drug
stere- s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

IEsre = nothing have ever
@3ed for n9seaizr rhsu1atixn
ta2t gives ne as uaek relief As
Caxaberlala's PxIa Baln does
I have been Ezing il for absat
Two yezrs-four bottles n all
- Oeezsien Repaired. AID al
says keep a bottle CT Il il nv
home. | believe I know = good
taiag Ehea l ge- hold u IL. ana
Tan Balm s the bsss Eminent
a have ever met with w b
Denny c4lFymA1- Ne- Lexi1g
g. Ohio 80 ceGt bottles 10.
sale % al drG.gists-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
-e=s-v-- Praise

W. iezIFe IN say - oEFeI.usas
that Tor YEARS ~ beea .eIs.kg Dr.
Ea-s Sez Dsuzeu s1r coasa=p
tlsa. DR. Kings NV Life Pills.
Bue2lsrs Arz5el Size aEi Flee
sgs B5sIsrs, and hzye uever hxn,
44 remsjHs that sell - sci ar
iaat have gwen such universal sat
z=s.-cn- We q rt hesitate t.
lEzates them eEerV tine, ard
y Stand Eeady u rsfaEd The pr
AEe priee # satisfactory results
= zgt f0IkE thes- use Tk-ss
NzsGiez lave Won tzeIr great pop
4AErtty rarely 0a ;hsH merit
CatEtiar- Du-.sE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
ICE

I have lust received = ear
load Of ICE which I EIIi sell
and deliver at all hours, at one
cent per pound
Il 4 ROUGH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

! ms4I ls @zF -z : shIp- A
vesn,t say z yOHr @ea-A
TIE @ q uE- Tcnerers AarEreHe
VIA rrsv-H- H4m-al ~uVPurRtmu y
serag Fsr @= b druggists az2
-e--f-E lcrs st58 esRz1 5s--S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Il : reported that Se--,Cz
EePAersOa was 50 uuehh o.
tended AZ some remark e Sens
tOr HM in she CC3@itte TOS1 =
iew G4-s 40 That II tie heat ~
s.Ca l. Slapped tLs - :.
Senator Tx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

Tie auGncusnts - THE tariff
3i.l which have isst been re-
period BY she hH2Bcc eommit-
tee a-e characterized IS a mis-
sable sUbteIfsss. ard q Tsi1
Fse e stil Ger cr-Cts r-ersts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

School Books Of al kinds az
publishers prisez- IaE - and )
cents per bottle nCelags 3
cents pen and pencil tablets
TO ) cents; tobacco 3 cents
= pound 9 baEs Lucky or Banjo
s0ap for . eeafs starch scents,
school sztghels .. l0&Bd 10 cents
each. You can bug = fac Al.
ban for - cents better one
for sIaJ-
jenkins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
10 the Psblic

With thls ISSUE Of the EAGLE
M Wilbur Harris becomes a.
sOcstet 18th me n Ifs pubiica-
lion IS viii h= seen from hi. ar
.icie 0eIcr 7 and iLIs sep
necessary u order % give my
personal attention - the basl-
hess % TIE ufhc@, which ! arr
gteased TO state = constantly
Increasing VT Harris is \ for
chile writer and fully posted On
tne issues Ct ;he day His abe
pen viii add greatly 20 the IN
terest q the paper AMI b. -li
ted effort - hope 70 make It a
necessity ia every household In
the county Thansing my friends
for their liberal patronage ! re-
respectfully ask q cOlrInuaEce
OF tse same.
Ms Z i THCEPSeN-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

n assuming che editorial
management Of TIE EAGLE.
which responsibility the pro
prsetOr IF the paper has eutrust
ed 10 me. / am deeply conscious
Of INV iae4pacIiy. and undlaess
TO keep Il mp 10 that h5-h stand
ard when MIS- Thompson haas
n4intsiued X the past Hos
ever since she : willing to con
hde the task to me, : shall en-
ieavOF 20 At east preserve L II
the future. as It has ever been.
a pure, clean Journal, sIEliag a
ways tC serve the best interest
OF che t0wl an coluty Ia which
II Is published. by adv coating
che night in ali things. holding
Tuz0P higher than p- aH1
the Tsf&f dearer than
IL - perhaps unnecessary for
ne to say that the political poll
cy O. the E4G-E n the future
as n the past. x.l be De=o
crstir II every sense holding 20
he doctrine Of democracy IS
aUeisied by Jefferson. pEae
Jefferson, and P@FpefU-
See Democratic SstioR
u Chicago In
~ highest
-aror
&c De
EOCs. tar
and no.
lie IL M
the party
pies
With tie d5HereEs
exist, ard % eKist 81
locally and such l. Ii
al know / propose
n0tEIcE 20 de. aEl SE4i &c
quarrel Eisb =s- E4a i0E has .
IsGAuCc .. alliance EI;h o.
pTeseIeCee fer cltleE oEe q the
other fzefsoE. 50 long - lie
keeps within the aeu1ds Of tie
party lines bEt whenever tse
dead line ef Den orr.cy = cr0Ss
-. We shah exercise eur fgEc>
ti0ual right as = Democrat 70
criticize hs course, sai shall
lot hesitate 80 90
" shall ea4esyar It ~ tine.
"a discharge or duty - gar
selves, To 01T c0EltEy. AID O.
c~Ivaslsi8u by exposing AZ 40.
iat.gls aftEe -sw On the par O..
aUy individual. ee ne h q.
sow Il Authority, CT ~ bE25A
private citizen of log degree
IN this re VII lake 10 pleasure
bat ii - tlGviIE1f Eiitu z1l
deliberately viclaie The Lu. g.
80 Land ard ozt1E ever
seEse q kuu4Eitv- taeeur- a
mercy, Re mUsr safer The coz
sequences u rs deeds The
Ass - err County mzs- Re n
e5t- CT oar s&0le szFeEstrEc
tzse q GFl ErsIien. and zO0t
Eove-r1eat VT faIi- Heae,
We emphasize The sJ4feuen
that re -H DO cur utE0s
toward r=-yyIBg cit this priaci
PIE " ish ual5ce toward uozs
and without fear, favor CT sEes
ton ue shall strive to % OF
fall dEtT. knowing no uEa o
sst % Eea IN the discharge d
that duty s-E des asc-
AL th.1Z else 10 do the EfGHl
TA4t &c usy the mCre ed-c
ITALY acecmphsh this sni, "
AZ the co>CrerafIeu of al goo
Gti-eES. and fbzs by cur unite
eEorTs - VII lzild - 0u
town e11 county. s o That fadee
Il shall 10 tAe s--ls C Eissl.
siPp'. the rcze 81 Law. crGs
aat Ieeezry. -kere people 81
always fee u ; : pleasure Z
dwell
Task the fgrbszTaLce Il "a
readers oftte EAGLE 4ud .Ae
<iEtest iEG1iEs.ec. While 7 a
deavor 70 give sheu q goo.
clean. roadside bore paper
very reSEecsfal-
d EIEBUE HAEgIs.
Tie a-GnGusnts - Tire tar
3i.l which have Jest been r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
Kansas CEb Eeef.

To accommodate bis cEs:om
erS " ~ kim1le EIsl receive
choice Kansas City beef twice a
see Leave your orders Ii
tiEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

TEa part * ~at = slsar =z-
y bssss q DE- Tch-nAs AztzcpGe
EaEz -1u - tausg1x e D~ u e4=s Il
xsnzEs- 0ay So esEza5otE%.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

h91 e11 20 pr Esr kx A.
lE t-- Elg 9 E1r pleased wira
Dr. T1rs A~ztze7c SLE Ey
E-= =-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10

vii In the tztare send n nv
bis every Monday n0EuIEg
TEASE Be prepared to meet
tkeE.
W ". KInsIe.
AptII5 =, ioas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
4 STRhEGE CASE.


ro- al -1Ty vas rolled
To- sai-swt-- --5htc Statements VIII he
Ed &ssa 1~aE.n@lsSe=ss- ean de~rrff>
sAr EzuaG. r-ssUs a1sz-tor ma existed N ny
araHN kzz= as So Had - rub and heaE
tssse -1rrs ulfI hgT were zsre. ~
IA , Ezurr -hvH ri -ae1lnx tfsAx had t&xen
~gsssCSsga Uf ta-- 1. a~1s3zriBr- I hzt n
scr1n-e ssa -=s IN ny 5acx and aruUzd LIZ
W1Az 49, &fEiEh IA msiescr1na1la 1u1nxf
tssl1nx IN NJ stslun1eh- Physicians said ~
was c-uGEc u-lr>f@ f-1m vnlch. Scrorf-
E8< - Ele4< ~sGEslA cus-Azsa0u. there ID M
.eAsf r1sE listens Epor . pors1n. thsy
ny. = eEGw= - t-SfuiDszE prsz-es4 until
T. re=saes4EZf Ds.as 2nsI TIA sufercr dE-
euch - Err@oer- had oesa doc<oring
Ay.zE and AT sseasiAy. e1s win M par
shruis- hsnrE~ when I saw an aiyerrEseniec a.
GE - 100 G~t0EG1Eve Ne<~tne. prsrurH1 n
torx3s III @C.n Es2-G r. Marvellous a. Ia
Esy -~M n Es EzEs A1f passed bsfsrs
every et-GlEzs ereepF f=xiiax had kefs me-.
md Uer~ 11S nCs besn exe1 the sllzhee<e
fr1r-1z1nr 4 lie rsEzrnL len1y feei -
WEI - ! -ser e1G AMI have <1lnsa TIA
gOiE81s n we1-sG Grs4@l. I AA1 run a0gu
s-eT HEM F1nr others have 1sed Dr.
EAs [SE--=@ 11z-. - ~ rec1=zsz-
dAEaoE. aa4E A4s hxea - saxazfkrnory IN ttsefr
c2se= - E rliEe--lAuG kane. Ia Ene. u
~ Lsza1r.zaye Nsrxxae = sod ny All
ru-x< On q p.2tr2ve s~zarz2tEa. ca sent
Gtr~s-1 eh= Er Ml= Nstlhral Ca. LAMAR
Ind eE reesiES of prs,~. u per hsssfle. .tx
a.E1a8 y q xpre repa-1 cec tEuGr
, -2essrs1s 4
Sold D ali druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
HUMPHRHYS


Dr. H~zmsarrs ssert1<s ~ sesafsnr.&Fn
-r-cxlfr prrpxr-l Ernas-lle-s 1seE - ya2 m
prfSzae rrs-sre 1ntf err a~-r airy Fezrs nsna
esoAs WIN ~lEtr- s1sus-k Es~r s9zsse .DEnE
. speAal err fr -r EzH=$s saue-[
EssF era wzsnur &rzr<snx- pEr1nw n rzmS
TX sFzssm ant are N nArx Aza xoe< Go eg-erssa
H<nrars AZ INC Wssta-
I-Fsver~~ cnExns.2ans. "a
3-Wsrm-- Earn Fever. WORN cssss-- -
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eEea4aeAs~- SIX Es@.~rns. Versa 10
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u--uss----<d sr Patnfzf RrrxsA Al
law sixe-. Ton Fufzs -Es1- -
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1A->4lx ka=9n- ETsspeia< EE5e&a&
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-10
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The record-union., 1894-11-13
STEAMSHIP ST. LOUIS.
The Now American Liner Successfully
launched at the Cramps Yards.

The Now American Liner Successfully
Launched at the Cramps Yards.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Shortlv after
II o'clock the magnificent steamship St
Louis, OF the American line. was success
fully launched at Cramps shipyards.
The affair was witnessed by fully SO. 600
people.
Mrs. Cleveland, wife of the President.
broke the traditional bottle of cham
pagne on the bow of the noble ship as it
glided down the ways, at the same time
uttering the words, Il christen thee St
Louis"
In this instance, and for the first time
sllce the ceremony was observed at the
shlpyard, the champagne was of Aineri-
can make.
All the preparations for the launch had
been carefully made, and although the
ship IS 10 feet longer than any that has
ever been launched, the difficult feat of
getting the vessel from the ways into
the water was accom- plished without a
hitch. 9
After the launch the invited guests 70
the number OF 100 were entertained at
lunch IN the Office of the builders.
Cnarles II. Cramp, in a speech of well
come to President Cleveland, said that
win two exceptions the ST. Louis was
the largest and most powerful ship in tho
world. He referred to the propress of
snip building under Mr.. Cleveland's ad-
mlnlstration and credited TO his policy
the fact that such wonderful results had
been accomplished in America. The ST.
The record-union., 1894-11-13

OFFICIAL RETURNS IN FROM ONLY
TEN COUNTIES.
An Oregon Farmer sandbagged and
Robbed and His Body Thrown Into
Caual-A Convict in tho WaIla
Walla Penftentiary Caught in the
Shafting of the Machinery and
Every Bone in His Body Crushed.
Special to the REcoRD.uNrox-

special TO the RECoRD-UNIOS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12-Midnight.-
There has been no very marked changes
IN the Gubernatorial contest in the past
twenty-four hours. Complete returns
lave now been received from ?, l35 pre-
cincts in the State out of total of 2, ,274
precincts. and the result shows: Budd,
l09.0 .090; Estee. 10S,022; Budd's plurality
LOSS. There are still l39 precincts to hear
from, and also the official canvass in
torty-seven counties.
The official returns have been received
from ten counties in the State to-day, and
the gains Of the two candidates about
tally. being sixteen votes in Istee's favor
by the official canvass Estee gains 10 in
Colusa, ll0 in Marin, 81 in Mono, 9 in
San Benito, 24 in San Mateo and 9 in Sut-
ter, while Budd gained l in Amador, l62
in Mendocino and I45 in Tuolumne. The
official canvass in Plumas and Ventura
resulted in no change.
The figures given above allow plural
lty Tor Budd in this ciLy of II, go. as that
seems TO be the most accurate figure
which can be obtained until after the
Official canvass here is concluded.
VENTURA's OFFICIAL RETURNS.
ENgURA, NOV. 12.-Ofncial returns
from Ventura County are as follows
Governor-Estee 1,290, Budd 962; Com
troller-Colgan 1875, Dore 90, Meagher
40; Associate Justices full term)-Buck
24l, Gibson $40, Henshaw los, Murphy
I4l, Temple rs, florence I,3Ol: short
term-Bridgeford I'D, Daggett sos, Van
Fleet 1909; Congressman-Bow 635,
McLachlan 1,23I, Patton 753: Railroad
Commissioner-Bretz 594, Clark .223.
Phillips 81; Assembly Bennett ass,
Weldon $50