Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

rSKrsE explosion Of natural -as
occurred st No. go Madison avenue
Indianapolis on the morning Of tire
IN The howe atuo-Storv tenement.
was blown to pieces the noise bciuv
heard a mile OF more away >ix pr,
pie or more were hrriess in the ruins
IEE international sanitary eoufer-
ence opened in Paris o1 the 5th.
JAMES HEEnS. seeretarv Of the Wells
Fargo Express Co. died in san Fran
cisco On the 9Th lie was a member OF
the party fro1a Commodore Sioat--
squadron which raised the American
Sag AZ Monterey in .aE
TIE Louiou market for bar silver
aPpsar to b. completely d~emorsIized.
The tOue. on the sth. was fat. and
prices showed a considerable decline
from those Of the 9Th. when the QUOTA
tiou wss - 1915 pcnee per oune-. At
"a p N Of the sth the price had fallen
Of s-ls,the quotation being s9s pence
The Paris police have removed frnm
Naillants grave. in the -turnip fcid-
in lvrv cemetery. a quantity Of palm
leaves. 4 pot Of flowers and a number
of pamphlets clarifying the dead an
archist- and promising that his execu-
ton will be avenged
TIE executive committee Of the Va
tiouaI Editorial association met in an
uual winter session at the Southern
hotel in - Louis. "a the 18th. rresf-
dent Walter Williams Of the Column
bis Me- Herald, in the chair
THE viii of George W. ChiIds was adj
mitted 10 probate On the stu The
document IS very short. and bcGueathS
his entire estate to his widow zbSo-
luteIy-
TIE next convention of the Ma
tioual Editorial association will meet
ut Asbury Park. Y J.. July . next.
TIE Cooley Publishing Co Of New
York. publishing Go-Iey's Magazine
ard various books and periodicals. az
signed on the sth-
LIxRI DwIssTSs elEsied the officers
who wen; t. .hicago frorn Eeusoz
county. Ind. with reauisitiur nap.r<
for his arrest aud took &srsin for Pow
Ter. Ind. where. on tAs ath- he sur
rendered himself To the sheriff and
gave bond fer his appearance in court
~ answer each indsctmens arzinS.
him
NkxnsE pC CA~F. the welLkno~u
Frenrh sushor- died IN Paris N the
ath- lie was a member Il ia 1eueh
arsslenv- having h-~n eEectc $50
~ III the araEcy eanasd BY the death
ot " >aint-Een~Tafllsadie- His
-1rss are very aan-rsu=
Tn P-t see~ Department = taking
~ensrExte uasasurgs q prevent the
Lsusaaa t0ttew frum s~p-nztis< in
thx caunE-y >u-cszl Axwnt Tasssnzs
szY~ .ha- everwthln~ IN sh- p~rrr 81
the aa-tz-z. = h~snz aoze - hrrzS
up Ea- osnsp@av
Ex>FArE WeEx~aaR I-x~rysr~e NJ
E~SsLD. - Ohaa. waS i ua.ber izsi~s-
e1h~xziin- state money had upfoth@
9TH. h.en unable 10 secure h-7ud- His
trial = set for this term of court
WILLIAM ZNgEKstAS, aged a.. and
h5s Sou George aged =. were horribly
burned by an explosion Of gas in the
Nottingham mine Of the nusi>on Coal
Co. at Plymouth. Pa. on the 9th
TEE British steamer Primrose struck
c. a rock in the fog of the coast OF
Cornwall on the eth. and was wrecked
Her crew was saved in small boats
THERE has been 4 "Reminiscences OF
cholera at Warsaw. Russia. ar NJ
deaths have occurred
The Herman steamer AGolph Ncer-
mann. OF I.sGi tons burden. which sailed
from Hamburg on January II for
African ports. has been wrecked at
Nifu. Liberia Everybody on board
landed safely, but her cargo IS lost