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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

FouK expert countsrieissrs who have
been flooding the city for several weeks
With spurious silver coin-doilars.
halves and qaarters-~ere arrested ~
Chisaxo On the 10Th The men caught
are Thadens Sprxnkeweiz. Joseph Rose
aets1h. Casper Staden and Joha KalOg-
ski
The river and harbor bill. carving
sfI. 479. Iso. became q Ian On the Issh
without the Presidents signature. the
legal limit Of ten days having expired
In which he could sign or veto IT,
The Georgia Pacific railroad vas sold
ander foreclosure ou the tsta for 500
90. Ths road Is 81 niles long .aa
runs from Atlanta 20 the Mississippi
river
A SPONTANEOUS comhustion OF so
kegs Of giant powder aud Loo pounds
Of dynamite occurring On the 18th was
the cause Of giving Fort smith. Ark, .
most terrible shaking up.
JOsEPH TAYLOR. sdesperzte character
and moonshiner. has been fortified in
his house. in Putnam Con7sy. W. Va.
for week pA&s. and With the aid of his
sister has kspt all officers sent 70 arrest
him a. h2y-
TIE gold reserve in the treasury vas
increased BY ss3e. $50 on the ITsh. bring
ing il up 20 sS3. IL. 9os. the highest il
has been since August Sd A steady gain
has been in progress since August ssh-
A rIRa Of wool dealers in Hamilton.
Ont have over L.Ooa. 900 pound Of wool
stored in their warehouses. nearly al
Of which viii be shipped 70 the United
States when the tariff becomes a Law
The failures during the past week
have been 2es in the United States.
against ass last year. and IS in Canada
against - last year.
HzSKY THoaPsoS. long distance
walker. arrived NJ Atlanta. Ga on the
rTth from San Francisco. having nadn
the trip in III days
MISS FLORA MceRAssTS, = young girl
living ~ Cedarville. Ohio. is in Jail for
horse-ssealing- Rseently she Vas ar
rested ta< house-hrezking-
A TRAIN was held up on the issA n
Wells, Texas. By q lone bandit Who
placed ties upon the track As the en-
gins stopped DR.. Dewaney jumped Of
and was fatally shot BY the rubber. Who
took all the valuAhles on the person Of
the dead man Holding the others at
bay with pistol, be then escaped into
the woodz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
HUMOROUS.

-Repsr.ed Canv~rsations-.-w waz.--
saia The grass. In love axzinr- YES
replied th- ~xx- I'm mashed on TIE
sidewalk Truth
-RankS--wh4t do yoa thiak ofthz
sspry ah.1ut Jonah h~inx tAr~~ dsv~ N
ssir x the vhzle T4nks--Irrs a
god ,hings I've given mv wife urorss
exea--s thaa thaE--N Y world.
-Csuz=eI for Drf-nEaut- lTru@. Fou-
hozor. nv eli-nt did call the plaiu.s-a a
das0~y- but az the present high za4r-
ket rate q those ~zluahge animals :
thlS aot r7tA-r n eonpiim~ns than ssA-
Bl.<tser
-Th~ Differences N the Msrninx
ou~rlrus-'-was that their silver we'd
din< Gyuicu>--->o they 4nnoune-sl-
bot When they eon~ 10 examine the
presents they viii - more likely IN
cal is = silv~r-pisted enc Puck
--s-~ar<~ tsg~d fozra-~Nanma. give
~ a DRINK II water. please Mamma
WY. George. yoa Just had a xlaSs
- mix tsrr breakfast, and ar~ yca
thirsty st1iF~ George Well. nv
tksr>sv = all dry again - Harper.
f1zuE People
-Fia>Sis---f'n afraid % 70 To sleep
a. Alo1e IN the dark Mamma-sYgu
- rixhs ~ bed ike good Ii.tle xirl.
and r~m-mh~r that esosi.s little angels
1rS wirh you-- Ffl-sie tea inmates
iAtsrf-.-i caat 10 10 sleep. mamma
szess one of ts'asz's lis;ie Angels = bi,inx
1s."-king's Jester
a Peasant D-6nitioa- --JAek.-
~4ii ruung <iri 20 her bean. .-he-~S4
pa~cs in the p2p>r headed .kisn-f-
What DOS kism~t' mean The
word must BE pruuoaneed vita the q
sslent- WAY. that would BE- .kis aas.--
sas1 Nesrie- with the xr~~t-st II
pleasure replied Jack. and he did
>p&r~ Nomezts4
-An As,ronomic Theory.--This pa
per say< thes n new star hex been diS-
covered aid Mr>- Corutossel. a. she
lad down the weekly paper Don't
believe IL replied her Husband. who
has he~n rather dySpeptie Of late -rIl
bet It's nothin' but another hole thet
the>e p>sky rzinmzkers weth their
shootin' hez made in the hru&nent--
Washington Star
Loving Bonds Of Soeiety.-NrS.
>tylers-~fm IN a quzndzry about our
trip 70 the seashore-- Mr. Ssyler-
"How's thAt7- Mrs. >rylers-~H We
90 this week well be sure 20 meet those
odiOus Smythleys and well have to in
vite them 10 our cottage. because were
intimate friends. you know. and IL we
postpone the trip . week and stay at
hs,me III have 70 squAnder a lot of
money on wedding present for that
detestable Cummins girl. who Is almost
as intimate Chicago Record
Our Decadentx-Ffipbutt (the IA
nous young art eriticl--UIlo. What's
this peneiI sketch I've just found 90
this ezsel-- Our Artist---Oh. it's BY
Pumpkin. the impre>sionist fellow all
you young chaps are - enthusiasts
about. yon know Clever. airt itE'
Flipbuts--Ciever. WHY. it's divine
Such freshness. such naivette. such .
splendid scorn of mere conventional
technique. such a. Our Artist
s-Cllo, cid man. A Thousand pard0ns
That's the wrong thing you We got hold
Of. That's Just a scribble bv this littls
scamp Of grandson of mfne- HIS frsi
attempt. Not very promising, ! tear
hat hsis only tours-Peneh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Hoz- Joseph : Noasxome-y. TIE rep
r~sens@1ive frun QgitEaa C0gztr. died
lEss Esek a. Jcaesso~n-
The p~0ple Of C0.eevflls xers startled
hT aa assrono-iezl phenomenon enc
-lSh- last week An immense meteor
harst Immediately over the town. with
= report like thunder
The taxpayers o, the Mis.issippi levee
aistrics, composed OF Bolivar, Washing
ton. Sharxey, Issaquena and part of
Warren County, met 1t Greenville las,
week and resolved TO employ an expert
20 examine the books Of the Mississippi
ievee board
Heavy and destructive rains fell last
week throughout the section around
Walden Cotton and corn Was damaged
By wind in many places Bottom cot
ton and late bottom corn was seriously
damaged BY standing water deposited
by the rains and overflow Of the creeks.
Z Giles Henry Camp Of Confederate
Veterans met in annual session a. Can
Ton last week. with abou; frs members
present TIE roll Nas called and su-
teen taile1 % respond. al Of xhoz
have died since the organization On
Azx IA issa Tie fars shat IS per
e~nt % ,his camp have answered the
last rsl call withia two ye2-s hrings
sorrihly - uizi he -e1~ctioz tAat
few more yeA-S sill leave n. liszl~ banz
almost totally wrecked
The a1rro~-gaz<e railroad besr@ea
Jackson Ani N1sehez. ouuz zoaly kaoxa
as the Litsis J. IS ao~ a natter OF -
tory only. the Eork - side1i1E re
gauge having bee1 eor plssea
Hon J. 3 Pressoa. State szpsriznen-
deus Of edaca.ioz. delivered an able and
Instructive address - tie teachers of
YalobaShR County last ~s~k- large
sad deeply ia,srsst=t aa1isnce q
seschers vas present Mr. Preston
claimed aat proved cozclasiveIv rh1t
NississiPpi ~As doing more for the cause
Of edrcatiou r11n a1y state in rne
Union IN properties % is available re-
sources
Uaele jim Moseley. eolo-ed. a<ed los
years. died AZ Holly Springs last week
he vas \ gener1l fAv0rite with the
white people and well known through
oct the county for his honesty.
F2ak. TIE is-ye2r-old soa q Mr. and
Mrs A z withAn- Of Holly Springs.
died last week troa hydrophobiA He
was bitten BY mad dog last March. and
was carried At once 70 n maidstone. which
irew. l. vas supposed ereetuAliy, bu;
last week he wzs out hunting sa3 ~ra-
s2ksn suddenly III with symptoms OF
hydrophobi2- Physicians were ealie
and pronounced il clear case.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.


u'''en Are unaoa ose.
mAlSri'y 81 'he readers Oh ainee -
a" o'ner country n re~aAhs
spread IN Prastiee a " = nefe.
Nine tasintr-Ferier u an ser"sn-
piSnen ehaFunlng Woman aesoseu 70
ner SnlA"ren, % "h""
os"sn OF io"r'een anu "'s '''''
"nAa yoons
-Dcorge hanviile rem. the noseA1ss
OF adventure. - now sixtF-ioar year
""h ne aars NOT Io"s ns assr HSS
e'er, ."r ne nAs s@AA- sns' -
ure' thieN' i@ar h@t1 Ano OeafU anA ~ee'
uAue EYES
-hsrry "ai now mas charge OK an
uptown broker : office N New orS Ana
soiieits trade among ms sseqn&intsn snees
Inc eN-Nng OF 'he aHoes nas "e.
inte o"sin'ss man ot e""s'"e1
s"is Anili'y-
While student At OXFORD Mr..
1ladstone was one OF the eompettsors
Tor the ireland scholarship. but fsaiet
D~saisory beyond belief. Is what the
prinSlPai examiner wrote On "A@a
stone P@p~r
4 orotnerty trtoate wnieh = credit
ed N the prince OF wales - MS reply
on one occasion when ne was asked
who was the eieverest woman he had
ever met His answer was prompt.
Ny sister. the Empress Frederick
The only sister OF Thomas Cariyie
hvtng near Iorontos tsn- Ihis l.
MS Janet Carsyie hanninS, the widow
OF Robert hAnning, who came TO Cana-
ia and became railroad man after
having failed IN business IN England
"A Partisan amateur book collector.
NJ Georges salomon- has the largest
eolleetton IN existence OF the smallest
BOOKS IN the world In the entire list
OF over seven hundred Mite Voiuffie-
none OF tnem : iargcr tnan one men
wia~ ny TWO tncnes htgn-
The new dictionary OF the Bible.
planned by the late Prof Robertson
smith i ~ be edited BY Professors
cheney and Dr. j. sutherland Black
frHfesssrs 10y. " r. Moore and ran
eis brown VIII represent the nited
states on tne SIAN Oh Contributor
Prof Guidde's book ~Csliguis,
which - supposed To refer TO Emperor
William has had wonderful sale IN
termany- Over fso.o1o copies have
sold already and three printing estsb-
lishmsnts are kept busy supplying the
demand The work Is now in its twenty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

FrS-i r. 1en--l q wealthy Fo1ng Eir~
xinzAn. ana Nass warv Lare fitEAaxh-
q Augusta Ar< met ~ Nrmphd&.
Teaa-. b. 4pp-s5nta~zt ant a~r~ z4-~
sane hour- 70 anashsr P4ria- - The
SANE hatei. y A Glov-r. a Ezxie1s
Nesf- Ms. n~phss q ex-tsav. Al-rrn.
And Mss Luia tsaneux. % Jaa-sso<n-
Mis- we're marasst- Tar w-,s9lax Vas
- have h-~s n-rf.rrgs-zk a. shr Ni-sis-
sippi kums q fssss- Aleuru- hss. the
preacher fal5aE O. arrspr- ths wedding
partx adissurues2 - Mrmphss su& s~ar
LIZ a u 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

EUSTrSGroS. W Va. Aug ls-For a
week past United States officers have
beez trying TO arrest a desperate moon
sinner named Joseph Taylor. His house
N Putnam county Is built up high. 50
that he has a view of the entire eoun-
try and when officers approach he
and his sisters open fire Deputy
Marshal Cate and an assistant were
driven OF by guns and bull dogs a few
days ago and last night another party
that went 70 arrest him was cum
peled 10 retreat. one Of them receiving
. nesh woand A pe>se VIII be srxs.
Rized 70 get him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23


houses 1t Fiume, Austria. on the tsth
causing loss Of 81, ,so0. 600
The tariff bill was delivered 20 Pri
vate Secretary Thurber at the execu-
tive mansion at 1910 p. m Of the 18th
by Representative Pearson. chairman q
of the house committees On enrolled
bills
lr has developed that the Ninth dis
triet delegates at the democratic state
convention at indianapolis. Ind. on
the 18th. had prepared a l1ng and
highly eulogistic resolution indors-
ing Gov Matthews for the presidency
in 1895. but the governor demanded
that il be suppressed a. embarrassing 2.
JoHS EEsNISsEE. the convicted mur
derer of Samuel Mccoy. who had been
confined in the county jail at waynes-
burg, Pa, since his sentence to death,
escaped. on the night of the 18th. leav-
ing no trace of his going.
School INSPECTORS WALSH. Liehten-
berg. Davis and Liphart. of Detroit.
Mich. under arrest charged with re-
ceiving bribes. were released on -. .Oos
bail each on the 10th
THE strike At the eChicagostock yards
was, on the 10th. declared OF. The
men agreed % return 10 work at the
former wages. Out Of 1000 men whc
applied for work only fifty were en-,
ployed
Mr. CLIFFORD SMITH. consul of the
United States at cartaxena. Colon.
bia. has informed the department. Of
state of the completion and formal
opening for traffic Of the CArtac-na.
Magdalenz railru@d-
A PARTY of moonshi1ers in Russell
county. Va. attempted to lynch Deputy
Marshal c z. Clapp. but he escaped
and. returning with force Of officers.
succeeded in arresting and falling some
OF his Prosecutors
The failures for the week ended on
the 18th were 80 in the nitesi States,
against As last year, and IS N Canada,
against - last year.
BANK EXAMINER MILLER. of Mercer.
Pa shot himself through the temple
at Altoona. on the 18th. and instantly y
expired
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND arrived at
Gray Gables, Buzzari's Bay. Mass. on
the nth in the Iivb,-bors. ,.,,.,
John Rogers
pu,x~x -
-. =. p----4- - = -
a,, III - =, -, E,,,..-- - -,
~ srx,rs.
v.,or,,. ;s.,
Of x.- a, -. - -. -. -.
,r,,v -....~,,;,;r,, - :. -
iSl.nd N,.w vi ha-,.,- f,,,,,-.,...-
a Jara-so, R.--...l~. NJ, -,
ont. and in ,b,.ir pl,..,.s iii z,.r,g
three large. arris.,n..d r,iIi-
tarv p.,~.S
THE .I.nap.s.. Pa.~;ot;. ,h.
mann, of a a-v ,-,~.,;1.,i,,,, $50, -
already branches .~,.blisb,..3 !, ~.
prine;naI ,i.i~s of ,b- P.,.i.,,. ,..,.~,
The ohi--. Of .h.. s.,,r;.,x i =, -,
funds from willing Jspane~- .-,p.r;b,,.
tors tn BE- used in th. war novv in rr~,,--
rrss between China and Japs1.
The r~u.sr, that th. king sf Siam /.
dead il denied by >iam%ss. official, in
London rne legation reserved vror-s
from Bangkok on the fssh that IN.
king was recovering from recent IL
ness. His death had b.~a announ.....l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Holly Springs. Aug. iT.-Several days
ago, while \ negro was ploSing in
field on WOosison Ridge. near Oxford.
bis mule stumbled and one OF It's sses
sank into the earth and became en-
tangled In extricating the animals
foot she negro was danbtoundsd 70 hear
the iingliug Of gold He Immediately
dug down and discovered 4 ar or tin can
full OF gold He says there was only
si.7uo. bu. some OF the old coins are Of
such value that they would bring SI09
each WOOdson Ridge Is one Of the
largest and most valuable plantations
IN this section and vas bought from ths
Indians By Andrew l. Martin. who. AZ
the time Of bis death. was one Of the
Nealthiest and best kn0<u mer in Mar
shall County A. his death woolsou
Ridge fell 10 bis son. Capt CASTOR Mar
I'm. \ wealthy and eccentric man who
for years lived on this plantation. ana
is would not he surprising that ne buried
sha money. AZ ais 4eash the valuable
estate was l~fs 70 ais three aieces. ons
u whSn ssiii resides shoat tMo niles
froz Holly Sprinws Is reported that
the can ounrAined several thousand
3oilar~ fu.rnasf nf s. -usa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
Assassination Of a Man R~eenriy Acquitted
OF Murder

WEBBING. w. Va. Aug. fz-How-
ard Radcliffe. farmer, yesterday dis
covered the dead body of Maj Russell,
lying IN one OF his fields with rife
ball through his heart Russell and
his wife were recently tried for the
murder Of Mrs Russeil's mother. Mrs..
Amanda weleh- by poison They were
acquitted by the jury. After the trial
Russell was warned BY \ notice on his
door 10 leave the country, but he paid
no attention to il other than 70 70
armed At the time he was killed he
carried Winchester and . rsvclvsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
->~e~t Little AIiz- wta< . RACE -Bx F.r
the FASTEST EE~r rrvtr-A-

TEEzs HATE Ind. Aug. I7--AIix
Is tonight the mos; interesting trotter
IN the world and she is expected TO
lower Nancy HANKS record She went
the third and last heat in the tree-tor-
all trot to-day in e-o5A.. equaliing the
race record made by Direetum. but she
had won the first two heats in 2-Os and
s-ao =. making an average of s-O5 So.
which i BY far the fastest ever trotted-
After II was all over and Sweet little
Alix- was being cooled out. she was
full Of life and showed no sign of ex-
haustion-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

A BECrcLIsr left London. at 10 o'clock
on the morning Of the 18th. with dis
patches for Edinburgh to be carried by
relays. Carriers were stationed all
along the route between the two cities.
The answers TO be returned by the
same system. were expected Ia reach
London BY noon of the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

At tarsersvtii-. tsa-- >Amaei g. 1an@..
<randf4th-r - Eranzvlzsr >4z p
Jones. ceIchrzted has eixhty-aizfh
birthday aaHfT~rsarv t~w &zyS aw0
Five zen-rztiaas- inelzsisnz >An Jos<s
and s--znssehildrrn. wer~ pr~~~nt Th@
family now aamherS esEhtF-six Hrla<
and thirty dead tsranszsasher Jnn.ss .
an active xurxe- in the chur-h- and i
still hale and hearty He h&s fasr soEs
in the ministry He = the tzther ef
twelve sans 4na s-vrn 3aaxh-ers One
visitor AZ the zzaive->zrv- ts- ye4-s
old. s 81 atle - ~ a-.iInarr print.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

MAC YoCSxrSs. an oil well driller,
was literally ro4stesi at well at Her
man station Pa. ON the 18th The
crew were driving tubing when the
well fowed Yognkins was saturated
with OIL which ignited rom the der
rick lamp He lived four hours
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

A LABOR convention for the purpose
OF taking independent action in poll
tics met in Columbus. o.. on the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


vickshurx, Aug Is. The 5ast week
has given a temperature averaging about
normal Rain has fallen in sae form
Of heavy local showers in scattered
localities over the STATE Elsewhere
there has been no rain at all. and
number of reports show that crops are
beginning 20 suffer for the need of
moisture where no showers have &C.
CURED in some time. As rule. how
ever. conditions have been favorable
and all crops have advanced except
cotton This staple is evidently being
injured by blight. rust. rot and worms,
and loss Of fruit BY shedding Complaints
Of injury from either one or more Of
these causes come from \ large majority
Of counties this week. Il appears that
ia numerous localities the blight. which
has been doing some damage for several
weeks. is now being followed By rot
which ts even more destructive. Tue
general tenor of rrports = TO the efecs
that the cotton crop a. whole has
fallen of some during the week Corn
continues 70 mature satisfactorily- In
those localities where heavy showers
occurred during the week complaint Is
made that some fodder and hay was lost
BY being saturated with rain before Il
was fully cured or seasoned. Aad coald
not be housed Turuips and ruszhagAs.
also peas. potatoes. peanuts and other
truck are thriving The melon crop has
been an unusually large one Sugar
zane and osaer small crops are fair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

LozD AID LADY ABERDEEN arrived at
St John y. b. about midnight Of the
18th They were met at the depot BY
SIR Leonard Tlly and Mayor Robert
son. and At once driven 70 the resi-
dence of the fUrmer- Several thousand
people gave them an enthusiastic greet
inr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Joan Wells \ clerk N a cpunsrT
ssar-. vas srr~sted az CuiInan. Ala.
1a a eAarEe = h-rnE ~satest az iaxaA
Nsss scr mlrTter- several usunshs 8g1
W~li> alzryi-r-s a v1unx ruzn7a n
" lssessippi h--eau-. shs. r-fas.-.l - h-s-
ea@e hhs sit-- H= has b---a eAllinx
n aer far a zumh-~ - v-ar-. bat
she ualT rs-r~zr-i hiin A. a trirnd- sud
st a. a saiEur= ae rss=Np--8 after sszus-
nlttzn.s ~ nzryirT ant rexari< - the
Amaant - So 1E~rr as-resi ~ has cap
tar~- After ais arrest ~ cssntrss-St -
thr r-iu~. ans vas -zkea - the --.zs
= the r-aar-ssw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

An attempt was made.on the 18th. to
kill Alderman John Coughlin. Of Chi
eago. by sending him an Internal ma
chine The alderrnan's life was saved
by his opening the machine in such a
manner that It did not explode.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Nrws of the death of the king of
siam was brought by the steamer Ta-
COMA His name was Chulalongxorn.
and he had fortv-eight wives The
number of his children was estimated.
In Is9t. at ninetv-three-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

IT Is understood that Secretary Car
Isle opposes free sugar for the reason
that II the revenue Of s45. 9s-a. 000 to hr
derived therefrom i stricken of the
new tariff bill the treasury viii Be COM
peeled 70 issue bonds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Two HUNDRED coal miners at Belt.
Mont. earning four dollars n day,
struck. on the 18th. for an advance Of
ten cents a ear. which the mine own
ers refused and shut down all their
mines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

Fraak Gs-axzA- aErd e. vas drowned
IN the Missl-sfPpi river opposite Mem
pas Tuuu- NaSaxrA walked m hals
a4s1ssn - = s&nsshasst- Ca~zEzs'S father
made a fsrtaae a. n str~~s sprinkler
lie married wh-u qFIits odd hcantifui
Faunx WulAa. but ~ ~ deatA he left
marry al = his Eealth - this boy.
-uttinx - his wife and arosh~r ehild
with a pittance- Mr. CsSazza a1d the
other child. hF u n-xt frieua. h~xaa
sais - -s-ur~ an equitable pr1p-1rtioa
II ths mnneF- Nuvs they jsintiy IN
h~r5t Tho hov1s frtuae without the
as,-rssitr q nrs~-cutErs- sh.. <ufs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

4 MR- GoULD viii build a new Yacht to
sisfend the Americans cup IL Lord Dun
raven challenges next year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

The new congressional library. build
ing which is now nearing completion. Is
60 be decorated with statues of TWEEN
ty-fve men who have been famous in
literary work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

The Chinese government has offered
big money prizes for the capture or de-
ssructiou OF Japanese war ships and
for the killing or capture of Japanese
soldiers and sailors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

CHARLES ROBINSON. the first gov
eruor of Kansas, died in Lawrence.
kas.. on the nth. He was very old.
and had been out of politics for several
years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

REPRESENTATIVE bankers from all
the large cities and more important
towns of New York met In Saratoga.
ON the 18th for the purpose Of forming
q permanent organization Of New York
Etate banks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

MANY tin-plate works in south
Wales. which have been closed for
some time. are preparing to resume
work in view Of the passage of the
German tariff bill in Washington
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

IS consequence of the reduction in
the pottery schedule of the new tariff
bill. it is said that all the potteries in
the United States will go out of busi-
ness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

BRADsrEEEr's Financial Review saw
the passage of the tariff bill has given
= stronger tone to the speculative mar
ket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

UNLESS Mr.. Gould changes his mind.
the Nigilsnt viii not return to the
United States this fall. but viii an
ehor in the Clyde. where she viii he
fitted ont for the winter races in the
Mediterranean.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

AccoRpfSs 70 lie Journal Paris q
plot 10 assassinAte PREMIER Dupuy has
been discovered The premier Is in the
vernet-les-Baines. not far from the
Spanish border. He Is accompanied BY
three detective. who are supposed to
have discovered the plot through the
presence Of several anarchists IN the
neighborhood of vernet-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

FoErr-FrvE cases Of cholera and ff-
teen deaths had been reported in the
Johannesburg district OF Prussia up to
the fath
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-23

SECRETARY or STATE GRESHAM was
informed. on the 18th. by the minister
of the United States to Uruguay that
the report that revolution was in
progress in Montevideo on June l was
uufuunded.