Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-21
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

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Henry W Grady. a .cn q the Gec-
"a orator. has Just Ncn admitted 70
the har At Atlanta. after passing with
crriit a severe examination lie reSem-
hic~ hi father both IN appearance q
mental endowment
Miss Olive Schreiner. since mar
rage. has hecame il seems simply Mr.
olive >ehrriner Her husband shar-
ing his vvifc's advanced and progressive
views haS added her name 70 hGS and
become Mr.. Cruuwright >chrciner.
Paging had h<erm. entirely OBJ
Sslete az Elton Thirty yeaS It was
arriet on with g1sat brutality. The
stcrv q Tom Brown AZ Rugby has Il
: aid. don. more - Kill the cid sys-
TEN in English colleges than sny other
srcncy
DR. Cvru< Ted ~ Chicago. the
founder u the sfrange religion known
- korc~h : ~-5n - bur a plot ~ land
in Foriia- thi-;y->ix miles SQUARE
This VIII constitute the Heaven -
;h- Kor~h-an> and in T. center he
val build q temple. - ecst S1oeo.eoo-
japan = not ONLY adopting The ma
terizi cixilizzticn = The wcSt. bat . as
eagerly a~s<imHatinx IL literature
MANY standard English n0vels have
lately hen Translated into japanese.
and ten-c~ut raP-r etitious q Dickens
in th> vernaeu,ar arr especially PoPu-
lar
-Thc lady who has wou tame and
fr~tunr A. a ~~,u--vri,er under the
nam~ - Hop- Temple = shortly t. -
married ~ " Aud~ NeS@g~r. the
Frcnch composer = light oP-7S MIS-
Temple who = vrrv fair ant pictur-
~gar in Ap7~saae~ has for the iz>t
wear -e>i5ei IN Par< Her rial nane
= Paws and h~- intimate friends call
her -Isssy Amonz her many sister
: M >am L~U~
-Thr king - Italy ha> Conferred
uurn Furf N-chov. the famouS G~-
o-3~r - y Naurioe and Lazarus
Pr1f Virchov T. one - tho~~ men wha
seem - have tim~ fwr everything lie
= a university professor. an eiitn-. =
c'nt-ihstor - ~zuuerouS journals \
politician AMI ands opportunity - at
tend the meetings - soo-~~ - Srcietie<
10 which ~ h~lon~-N- Y Tribune.
Julia Ward Howe hs-n The study
- anci-nt G-eek in her old a<e- but
probably with n GREATER interest than
that with which Queen Victoria took up
H~insfustaui az seventy That vas three
year scn and hrr majesty has aSded a
>szH e Hiuico 20 her hou~@-
hold ~ whom >he gives orders in Hin
duStani and whenever a ajzh f-uu
her "a eastern dorniziouSvisit her pal
ace she with him in hiS na-
tive tongue
-Ex-Empre~ EuEenie has been en-
gagged IN her m~noi~ for many veaE
A. srOn A. a paEr i written il ! placed
under locS and kew. and M; even her
no~t intimate friends ever ~ Il. The
work i not 70 ~ published until TWEEN
tv-dve vear after her death The *
empress us~ N writing a penholGs.
which = o-rnsneltezi with diamonds
L Wa uSet by the fourteen rrpreSentz-
tive in signing the treaty - the p-zee
= Pari> in I>S. and was given ~ the
ex-mpreS> a. memento-N- Y Trh
unr
In spite - his eighty years Verdi
takes a ride II nearly two hours dura-
tion after dinner every d.y. and on his
return plays a GAM n. cards with
~1u- memh~r of his family. All his
mu>iral work i accomplished during
the morning. ani he talks a. eonhdent-
j. ~ his next op-ra a. If he were hAlfa
century younger than he i He thinks
old aZc- when health accompanies Il
ami IL has a wide experience behind II.
With \ philosophical habit ~ Judging
thing = the happieSt phase Of life
Congressman MeClearv. Of Mime
sota- = the ~hocimaSter Of the hou@-
lie Wa fsr many ear a professor ~
political science in the Minnesota state
normal school and has written a num-
sr II school books that arr wii--
= u>~i His election tn gre was
totally unexpected As state institute
conductor. he had occasion "a travel
a. over the state twiee a year. and 10
thls fact and tn the acquaintance which
It gave him he owes his seat in con
yres He was one Of the few men In
the house who were elected contrary 70
their own wishes