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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
CONDENSED TeLEGRaMS.

A LARGE amount Of sorghum is being
the vicinity OF Forrest City, Ark. for
which they receive IS or - cents per
gallon, which they claim beats scent
cotton
JoHS RAvELI- a farmer near Iron
wood. Mich. together with his family
OF i've were blown up by an explosion
of giant powder on the sth. Rsvell and
5-year-old son were killed outright
the bodies being mangled in a fright
full manner
inridge are bringing him out for Senator
from Kentucky
Two FARMERS. Raymond Martin and
Robert Rye, AZ Richardsonville, Ky,
quarreled on the sth- Martin got two
axes. Handing one 70 Rye. be proposed
a duel They fought until Rye had
both arms severed and fell dead. Martin
received horrible gashes about the head
and breast
REroETs from various parts of east
ern South Dakota and the western part
OF Minnesota are to the effect that a
severe snow storm prevailed on the Tth,
accompanied by high winds and heavy
rains
A RACE riot took place on the 7th on
= train near 0wensboro, Ey. No one
was injured. so far as can be learned,
but several shots were exchanged The
fight took place between about thirty
drunken negroes and male white pas
sengers- The train was crowded with
women and children
Ar Dalton, Ohio, on the Tth. an az
tempt was made 70 lynch a man named
weimer. The rope was adjusted and
the fellow jerked of his feet but cooler
heads persuaded the mob 10 spare his
life
THE failures for the past week have
been a19 in the United States, against
$40 last year, and 50 in Canada. against
45 last year.
SIX men are dead ten are more O. less
seriously injured and $4,000 worth Of
property was destroyed by the burning
Of keenan, & Jahn's factory and farniture
establishment Al Detrois Mich. on the
sth.
Ar New Orleans on the sth John A.
Geraghty. l4-year-old boy. while box
ing With his cousin. I'd Turney. about
his own age. was struck over the heart
and dropped dead The bovs wore box
ing gloves. and were engaged in
regular sparring match.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-The importa-
tion Of natural gas from Canada into
the United States Is assuming such pro-
portions on the northern frontier as 10
call serious attention to the rivalry
thus occasioned between Canadian
and American companies. The treas
ury department al first placed duty
of 20 per cent sd valorem upon it as 4
mineral product subsequently this
was reduced TO 10 per cent. and the
latest ruling on the subject by the
treasury department Is that the Cana
dian gas Is free as an unenumerated
unmanufaetIred article.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

NJ F.n-ia 4 ~alF -ssaofr n S,t
-. - = =
a. ~ - '''
-. - - No. Ne''' 'e r 4's
'e'f fAhs ulst Al "Tef nNogi last ~eeS
in annual reunion Asisr the election
o. oi7eers Ron l.'o1s ainner ~as par
taNeA o. IL ne Eam2n heuse- None
o1' 'els participate d
4 hne collection u the natural prod
uets Of Lafayette County Esre sent Ia
the Sioux City ilowsi Fair
Joseph Cook. who was de~ovsa f-o,,
his store in scranton - m,,,hs
80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
A JOINT DEBATE
WIN Make Things Interesting In the Twen-
Iy-Ilr.t Ohis Di.srlcf.

CLEVELAND Oct At a conference
in the Office % Virgil 7. Kline. one OF
the most prominent democrats in the
state. a series Of joint debates be-
tween Tom T. lohn-on aud T. I. +.
Burton opposing congressional candi-
dates in the Twenty-hrst district, was
arranged There will bc four debate,
in a. many sections of the district.
johnson issued the challenge and was
obliged 20 allow Burtoa to dictate ali
the terms
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
The " NJ q. \ FaildinS Al SA.hvIII.
nuru.sI

NASHVILLE. Tenn Oct G--Fire al
an early hour destroyed the Y. NJ &
\. Building iu thi> city. II WAS a I,eau-
tifui structure baiit ~ rnugh >taus.
and valued a. S.s-uD8 The Banner ed
iiorial ro"m>. which were temporarily y
located in the fourth story # the build
ing. were burned. together with
THE FIIK- AND IIHEAEl oF THE rArER.
The Banner would ~1on have moved
into new building cr-rte,i On the site
Of where il was burned out wear
agu- The composing r,reEa. PRES runm
and business ofsiee IT the paper = IN
an adjacent building and were not
burned The Insurance on the Y. VI.
{. \ building = only ~.00o0.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

fi"rids cerP--. sam prsftisg a.hsr~
A~fui txp-riru~e - the Crrw or tho
hrti-h usrk brandon The Tai Ia~s er
tAf~ wiz Never - Kasvn-
kEY WE~r. Fla. oct e. Nearly
every day fresh information rrach--
herr froFu the KEYS surrounding this
piacr relative a. ths. i,,~s - life in the
recrnt hurricane Mr.. Finder ~ ho rc-
Sidr~ on East Iataruu,bic key. wa>
herr yesterday. lie SayS that on the
afternptu - September -. two sailors
had drifte'i ashorc with life pr,-server>
FROM the British bark Bran.iun. which
ran ASHORE on the night of September
- Another ~ the crew came a>ho-,.
the same night There were >-ven-
tern tn all On h1aryi AMI the~.- are the.
only three that have h--~n heard from
along the shure-
capt William E~ssforyi had one leg
hrnacu hv a s~a A. se-pn A. the ship
bal struck the REF and a Noryxcrian n
>aiior had both ieEs crushed. a Ia
Knocking him down ami thrru ing a
pi'-cs - timter aerfss both - his lezS.
and vh hile two e hi> shipms;-> aer-
H"- NHsAa-HF MAEAsa rEfHlMEF "a
lifted the thinker - A. they cpuid sirav "
him out; they then fastened life
prs>erver on him Ths~s surviving
ones thiuk that hs- th,. captain. mate.
steward and anuther - the cr,-,v were
arr'sa Hirsl. a. they were all ia the cabin
when the ship tnrnesI t-,,toJn M,
The shore i fall - pie,-rs - her
cabin. foreeasilc and hau>s-s and three
q her toats. All smashed "a pi.,.-S-
>'ansr frwPicc~s - h~vn timi--r frl1u
her hecs arr aiss on shore
The Norwegian ship Thesra vas Io->,
~ Turtle harisir. bat fortunately al
hands yv~rr ~av~sL
pn >cptemt-r - the b--iy - =
drew n...i man VA found oa the oatSi.i.
- Tavauear lsy-
u e. iIseiy shat ths- nurni--r of lives
io~t wiil uever r. known. A. cs,snnu-
nicat5au with the KEYS + disicuit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Prominent Nen Charged with Ranniax a
Lottery scheme

CHICAGO, Oc.- c President Joan L.
Beveridge, ex-governor Of Illinois;
Viee-President z. D. Arnold and Sec
retary- Treasurer ; NJ. BiddisOn. of the
State Mutual Life Insurance Co. were
taken before United States COMMITS
sioner iioyne yesterday, charged with
violating the postal laws by running a
lottery scheme. and were released on
bail Charges were preferred BY Post
O1iee Inspector Mereer. of Iowa. The
methods Of the company were similar
TO those Of the late Guarantee Invest
nent Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

FOET WOsTH, Tex. Oct. G--Cien- T.
NJ Clarke formerly of the United
states volunteers and for two vears
secretary Of the chamber Of commerce
left Thursday night for New York q
consult Col Fred Grant. his part
ner in a deal with the Chinese
government Gen Clarke had re-
eeiTed check from the Chinese gov
ernnent for 5000 to psy his expenses
lie has discovered an explosive 10 l..
used ia turpesia-ss. which i hlS sxelu-
sivc secret lie and Grant are 10 -.
-i.esfa-olo fur the whole right to uSe
the explosive By the Chimes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
Will Leave Cornell For the Uairsr.ity OF
Michigan

ITHCA. y Y. Oct 6.-Prof- HutchinS.
Of the Cornell law school. has accepted
a call TO the deanship Of the law school
Of the university Of Michigan Prof
Hutehins l. a graduate II the univer
sitv of Michigan He has been RS>.,.
eiate dean Of the Cornell school 70.
some time past hring the practical
head Of the law school. owing To tbs
necessary absence Of Judge Finch a,
Albany He viii not leave Cornell
until the end Of the present term Hi.
departure viii cause much regret al
Cornell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

turned home on the morning Of the ld
To- tind his wife lying dead 90 she tioor
She was dressed just a. be had left her
the evening before Heart trouble wa
the supposed eauS,..
Mas JouS CHEIsTHAN. wife II a we'll
known Wabash lind merchant. and a
lady prominent in women's Relief corp
and Eastern star work. died very sud
denly 81 heart disease. on the II. aged
-
THE British steamer Bellona bouad
from Hiogo for Hamburg. was wrecked
on the Paraeels isles in tin China
sea All m beard succeeded in reach
ing the land in safety. but the vessel
was a total loss-
OK the stA the steamer Gaelic arrived
at san Francisco from the orient. bring
ing Hong Kong advises mp 70 sspten-
Der L and Yokohama to September 81.
Oh the 81 a furry Of snow fell NJ El-
gin. III
On the ith the boiler esnnects.i with
the piie driver on the Louisville. and
Jeffersnnvilie bridge exploited. and i've
persons vere badly injured. among
them two engineers. who were thought
to be fatally hurt.
OS the night of the 81 three Chinese
gambling houses On the levee- in Chi
cago were raided and over fifty Chinese
arrested Do Chow. a laundrynan. Is
supposed to have betrayed them in re-
venge-
OK the 9Th the Elwoo5l Ind window
giasS factory. the last IN that city to re-
same. started mp with fall force Of
hands
~ the "A Mr.. Mary StrickIer. a.
sistsn; principal in the Oscrolz pabIic
school in Pittsburgh Pa. eommitted
suseisis by hanging, while temporarily
insane. the result 81 siexns~S
OS the 5th the tsrritar Al supreme
court - New Mexieo o-,isr-,f the r.
erivers for the Atlantic a P4cifc rad
20 rwIu~tate Conductor : ~ H.adv
" hn vs- ai-s-h4rlgssi for h-riu- ar~ra-
her - the Ainerieza Raj va ani.sn-
fas caupa IN in the Tveutv-6r~t
ohlo Congressional district r. q - en-
llvenesi hy a inint drta1r- h--s7sss.a sh.
opp-~inx candidates. Tozz l. Johrs.su
aad r 7. p Burtoa-
FE~F- HrrcmiS-. - the Corn~u law
school. has accepted a call - the dean
ta1 2ntvcr-
- % fi'e'- s'a'a' ~ Naaen ~ = a rrati-
"rrr ar-~iroFesi ~
- Afg are "a "a''S "a aa,ss''- W
"a early se the 1s-ruinr - the 9Th
A-'','' H>''fa '>s-- iess tasn n1lt
Fam E1- in IN aitr'i ~ta'e~ fur
tns H~~S -nsis-t fn- ath arne -ft
as@lia~t - llsf rear. as'sl ~ ia lanais.za,
a.faaz mt = itst Fear
@'st- etNssNH's f-ffz A. 'Seil sHruFa
- NrN for~ ertac'ai 'a'aaaA anei literary
e-4e-s's. Sass ga i,r nassraln, - ~ sra
Fsa@ ~ Tert~ai = al ir1sn . W ~
4v* - "a -
F~ssss ~ sssa s--r~ - ths =
l-ssa- A,rrsaAaAs rNsaa'sz'' fsa fs.a -tn-
= "a - isf a fazt .zisssiase fs-ti-
A-..a7. - HF.7-lissi - n ~ tran
@llaate ~tszazs4-r asArlnE fas aAzue
- - ga 4asa :. $50 >isssaAd te
- - aea-~ - tasS aa--t-
.AF - - rs---~t ~ uaaas-A -
lszaas ass 81 >azaf i4a@zs- a. n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

jams Evans. who lives near Rz~-
and Ala s-srv the harse AM buggy -
Dr. H. " brewster passing his f.ld a
'e'S days agn lie stopped the team
iaa found the venerable physician "
NJ dead IN the i-sttoza of the buggy.
Appearances Indicated that the doctor
aad died several miles up the rad
Heart disease caused his death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

THE steamer orinoco. which arrived
at New York, ON the 5th, brought as
passengers from Bermuda Capt W. ii.
forbeS and ten men. the crew of the
American bark AlbeInarIc. which WAS
burned at sea September Is. her cargo
Of coal having taken tire by sponta-
neous com bnStinn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

~ Ciutt vile, Ala. the lsrl-~~t cotton
gin IN the eoun'y was discovered. few
days since. - - Tss-fs,,i in several PLACES
with the follow inE nosice-
Iau are h~rehr nssf~esi rsas l. "a . nal~ e
rof'0u nnfli fh- eEi-taFEEr r1~st. a1st o. issss
h~tEecu Hiil sate. zssi caps krlh n yuz g.
~ -tl tzra vuur stz-koz~s. r-ss.ssso- 49,
barn WErrK car
The gin i ovne.l ~ NeSsrs- Iaxsen
and smith AMI they have placed a
hesvy guard arnuuI the property. ami
a t.los-iy figh; viii oocur II the vznstalx
nat IN = z afsfs.arzl-ls--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Two HUNDRED men in the Locust
Point Md tin works were thrown out
of work. on the lst. and the mill shut
down indefinitely. The men were Of
fered . a9-per-eent. reduction to Offset
the eat in the tariff, but refused to se-
c..pt II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

remarkable ea~c Of longevity Is
-cf-srtr'i from HeErvIIis. Tex \ Nexi-
an nsurd Eo.irrsesr> has just died Al
reP"rtesi aEe of ise yrzrs- lie had l~ea
married I've times marrying his frst
wife lea YEAR ago. had three grown
s=aFis in the war 80 ists ~. i aid TO
have been the oldest man in the world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

JUDGE VAN SIcKEI. in the Uniop
county IN j. court. on the ed. charged
the grand jury that the practice at
church fairs of holding drawings for
prizes i a violation Of the law against
lotteries. and ~ much an offense as
race-traek pool-selling and other
gambling
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

JAPAN has decided to float a foreign
loan presumably for the purpose of
prosecuting tine war against China. and
a bill authorizing such action will be
introduced in the imperial diet with
out delay. The amount of the loan to
be contracted is not known.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The Watts stsei plant at Niddlebora.
Ky viii resunse operations in a few
aay>- This i the largest basic steel
plant In Amer.ea- and. in full opera
ton has a eapacity Of 500 tons daily.
and works 60 men Other industrie,
Al that point viii follow at onee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

SAYS a cable dispatch from Rio
Grande do Sui. Brazil: Gen Lima at
tackled santa Ana, where the rebel
force was concentrated, on the I'd. and
after six hours hard fighting the
rebels -etreated 20 GuihilIa de Santa
Ana whence they will try to make
their way into Uruguay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
a CARNIVAL or FIRE.

-tS len Killed aud Ten InIur~t at . Tire
In arfraii- ai-h-- ftuekh.an.a- W Va
Badly >eezshsd The IssaasifnI y " q.
y Huiiiinx 1t Ns-hviIir. r~nn-. Hnrar.i
The isRnn~r Library .nd Fli~. Went
~Hh u tiS r~t.srve ttr~ Nchr.~ks
a-yi"sa Damaged
bETEuir Mich. p-'. o. fire at g,
a m- eonpirtclv Quilted kscnan 4
Iahns furnitur, ~trrr az No-. -Is. sfs
and -ls Woodward avenue. rutailinr a
lo>, - -. .Qll ou Stock anf -. .osl sn
the building The tire started in the
boiler-rpom and -ho; up the freight
elevator shAft. obtaining snch h,adgxav
that the fremcu werr unable o. save
any portion # the hunGins or con-
tents N DIS ;a,. fraut vail - the
building fell uut aud six men were
killed ani ten injured. all bat two
oeing fr.men-
The lis, IF KILLED AMI injured : a.
follows.
ruE rFNn
Li~ut- Nishsel II. psnsghu-. 81
Gheu4ical NJ. 3.
Richard li'ly. piPrmau. rngin'. No ?.
John " pag,-l- pirc1uau- No- n
Martin Esil. pir-.maa. NJ P-
Julie g. Cumminl-~. truck W. g.
Frederick A- Bu~~s-y a spectator.
TfF tsIt EFlr
Frrd nrsheim. engine ~. :. tadly
injured
E-E Stevens. chemical NJ. D. badly
injured
Michael e. Gray. badly burt about
head and t.-iy-
Lieut. Patrick OIourse. engine No.
:. badly injured
,. p >tnch>. pip~usaa. engine No. :
bartholomew trsnin. pip-man. en-
gin~ No :
John T. Newell truck M
Leslie = NcEimurrtv fireman
Thomas t'urry. fireman
henrv Fvrrig- >p-rvtafor.
None q the last six uaau~f arc hz.lIy
injured
The fo-,r, % the huildiug frl 10 at
2-is a ul-. and the fr,rnt ar-,i rs-sr walls
Immediately collapsed Tbe nen of
Enleiu.- t,anpany y. 90 slas-a1irai NJ. Z
ansi Truck Ma were .surisias- in
thu uinslu7y, ard d,-,r~ - IN. r7oand
d,-1r IA frsnt in th- rrar thr
mrn - Engiur Company W. :
gVrrr plaving IN ths firr frssm a t.raiss-
that spaaned the alley. The rn-n
u~rr uorSirx ci,s~.- q" the rrar walls.
ani v ben they eoIiaP-.-f they wrrv
c1upfctelr ilnd.-i.is-,i ga tas- ds-tri>
Errrr mar in the Company except the
captain. was mrre ur lc-> injured. anl
trr'i-riss iiu~~-v. who ws> standing.
t--a~ath the bridge. was AiilsvL
Ihe wariz - rs-~-ti~ ua~ Immediate
iy bssrun and ia hft-.n minute, tA-
raru o. h. ha.l t--~n ysorsir~ ia the al
l~y bad t.-~n taken cot
The hFsui.-m usrsing IN tine frunt e
fhr huiiiinr ai3 n,t fare so well. how
ever Wa-u tbc hr~t crack = the fall
ing aa-ars sra> hear,l The uscn started
e. run- tar thc wallis raal. down IN
thr.n - swiftly taat all sxerr buried
ansier tsas sf is-5es and al..rtar. The
walls .lisi MT fzii ast>sl.. - ths mislsli..
- th-. ~isi,-sza l. sn8 tl... a. t,rirlS had
~earsrle ;s.gch,-g the WATTS ts-fgrr tas.
uEs.rs - rs~sts,- iu frant hs.san-
The lir~f i--i.- r--,sversI vsa, that -
t-ieut. Issuarhus Th-n sh.- i~-l5e~ -
fags-i fh=lE. tunln4in-s. AMI Hall u~re
takeu s.at IN >.-ess-~>issn- Niehas-l tsrs $
uas badly ajurezi a. was aise + p
Stevens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Lewis johnson. . negro Iat-rer.
whii~ digging = E-s>t bele On T. Il
>llerar.t~ farm nrar Mutiie Ala.
found buried IN the Garth an
iron t-px coufsininE large
aalauni e gold uaurv- IL turusi Il
eser e. hl> employer vhn. aT-sn es-zut-
in- a. f4uud il contained s. Iesa The
date IN tk= c,.ins inaigat~si that the
TREASURE hai t>en hsris,f r-rhap- sfty
Tears. and nr >hePar,i BELIEVES il viii
nsrer i- called f.a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11
DISCOVERED : PLc5
- Adairzi D@ Gsaza TO C.4ia Caat-ol .
Squadron OF War ss5P<-

SEw NoEK- Oct 6 The Hsrald's ca
bic from BuenOs Ayres ssvs-
Montevideo adriees state that the
brazilian minister ANNOUNCES that he
has discovered plot IN fiis. port u AL.
miral >aldanli2 Ia Gama to gain ean-
trol Of the squ=drsn u war ships in the
Upper Uruguay river The minister
also says that he has ieeH reliably ir-
forlned thar the reruiutioui>;S in Ri
t'EaHie do sai, lssazii, Aare received
aOEey fron Europe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

REPoKrs received by the director Of
the mint show that durihg the month
Of September the coinage of gold at
the various mints amounted to SO
aSsi, coz, and Of silver ss965 80. u
which S67e,ep0 were standard silver
aolIarS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The British Miners federation of
England has voted donation of -. 81
to the striking Scotch miners 10 enable
the latter to carry on their igh, against
the masters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

HASTINGS. Neb. oc;- 6-Fire did >ev-
eral Thousand dollars damage to the
state asylum and created panic in
which a number - the inmates were
injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Nlckshurz-- st-t- * The uszther-cron
ba}letin % the Mississippi weather ser
vice for tue past Wesk i - follows.
TIE past aeek has been a raiuiess one
IN ihis sat The Gays ae4e warm. the
nichfs cool and Sunshine almost con
tinuoas- Mere favorable weather for
the staple ero p coa.d not have been
possible The dry w. -ilrr ard Lot sun
shine caused . rapid opening u cotton
bolls. bui the picker> aere busy anI the
ael4s were not ailoae4 10 uLiten.
Nork was not interrupted for IN hour
during the entire rees by gEtoEar3
weather conditions Today cloadiues>
: beginning to accumulate slightly in
the State giving prom - - shoxers.
possibly b. THURSDAY. bat the chances
aFe that the coming seek wli NItness
the pEogress in the piekinr Of cotton.
and any iuterrupiicn IN that line oi
Nork ALL Be bat triei In response to
a call from this ofice. our correspond
ents have reported as 10 the amouus o.
cotton remaining uHEashers-l on O.
tober Ist y e4refsl Summary % their
replies ind cats that aho-t - per cent.
of tie crop j. sSiii IA the Geles. and that
but iii'le over BALI q she S pe- cent
gathered las yet reached market
Cora = nearly al gathered. uostly in
good condition eEcapt N sectso soas a here
wet weather earlier IN the season i'm
paired the qu4lity- Owing to the same
cause the smoEnt Of fodder slvfd this
year Nill in most districts be les than
usual
Hay harvest during the Neek has re-
suited in = god crop OF excellent
quality
Minor crops continue TO DO veil. but
are n0~ beginning TO need rain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

A SPECIAL cable from shanghai. on
the I'd. says the emperor Of China VIII
very likely be- dethronesl in favor Of
Prince Hangs son, who will treat with
the Jauzus-~e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

Mr. Jane DAVIS her veunzr s.,u AMI
an infant w~rc kiiiesi AMI her husband
and tSc other Children iHjarrd by a
'f-e1't'''-tsss- Bear Newmarket Ala The
family VA er,->>inx the Iiautsville 4
Eiera trsr< IN a wagon when the en-
yine darte3 around a sharp carve clo>e
a hand b. vehlele was torn into
,Piiuters ami the occupants FTers hurled
m" the air Inc family resided IN
Madi-dn eoautv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

PREsIDxSr JoHS L. BEvEnDsE, ex-
orernor Of Illinois; Vice President r.
h Arnold and Secretary Treasurer :.
Biddison, of the State Natual Life
usuranee Co. were taken before
nited States Commissioner Hoyue. in
ieago. On the 5th. charged with
plating The postal laws by running .
Very scheme. and were released On
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

OS the night of the ID there was a
- meeting of negro voters in Lex
Etan, Ky. 10 protest against the can
lacy of Judge Denny, Jr.. for
pgress on the republican ticket. who
riieged to have once said in speech
% the colored voters were q mill
pce around the neck of the republi-
= party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

THE married foreign customs Off
eials resident in PeESin are hastily leav
ing the city with their families in fear
of japanese attack.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The sixty-ftth sem;-annual confer
ence of the Church of Jesus Christ of
1.after- Day Saints. better known a.
me Mormon church. opened in Salt
Lake, Utah. on the 5th. with large
fendanee from all parts of Utah and
Grounding states and territories. and
eiegations from Canada and Mexico.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The dwellingof Alex MeEIzrzin. near
Trenton. Ky. with its eonsents. vas
burned Aquantity Of valuable jewelr-
ans. .silverWsre wa lost
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

The Chattanocgz fTenn-l Flow %.
may remove IL works TO East ~. Louis.
I'll II does an immense business in
South America. and emplovs so men
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

In wreck near Hartman. Tenn. On
the 4rushy Mountain railroad. few
DAYS since. large number Of eonrict<
and guards were injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

ALsERSoS PERCY BANKS 1T. MAUR.
fourteenth duke Of Somerset, died in
London. suddenly, on the I'd. He was
born December 80, Isl3.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

" huntsville. Ala. few DAYS zro.
travelling man. aged about % wears.
who registered at the Huntsville hotel
ieo weeks previously a. C r. Mason.
Macon Mo- was found dead in hea
Evidence indicated that he committed
suicide h. taking morphine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

COMPTROLLER ErKETs. on the 9Th.
called for the condition Of national
hanks at the close Of business on
Tuesday, October >
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

OxE HUNDRED AND .rwESrr-Two
awards Of various classes were given
TO the United States by the board %
awards Of the Antwerp exhibition.
which was formally declared closed on
the ID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-10-11

THE department Of state received a
brief cableg-am from Consul-sieneral
Luther short at Constan;inople. on the
ID announcing the appearance Of ehoi-
era in that city.