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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

New York. Jan, 4.-cotton-Net re-
ceipts 1875; gross 2sss; exports to the
continent 1905; forwarded CO., sales
73, all spinncrs' stock 1919, Weekly
Not receipts 1889. gross 37,750. exports
to Great Britain SATs; to France S0i
to the continent TIE; forwarded 13,l22:
sales g05i; spinners i5i. Total today.
net receipts 1926: exports to Great
Britain 17il2: TO France SAT- TO the
continent 1896; stock l,13i,IS9. Con-
s0lidated--Net receipts 1861; exports
10 Great Britain l2l,322; to France A.
73l; TO the continent 55,73a Total since
September met receipts 5,27g,9S6: cx-
ports to Great Britain l,7S7,3O3; TO
France 1914; to the continent 1,9Oi,-
975
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Meats-Dry salt, clear. lac; bacon.
short clear. Sc; bacon, bellies, 9 ice:
dry salt bellies. l-2c: medium hams,
10 1-sc. large hams. 10 l-2c; small hams,
lie, brenkfast bacon, 10 lie.
Iard--ompound l-2c; pure leaf,
& AID
SMEAR standard rranulatcd. 4 l-2c;
,,,','.9e,a i,iIs 81. nn,vdrrad hnlf
orrlS, 30 ,n,s f,iIs ado. cut
- ". ~ % ~. e.. ,yaiio,y clarified
io'i' N'iA O"ii'''' w.
fe - ,.,,,,,,,.,.,. Ar,os. 81 10.
,,I,V,n q, ssr p, 81 tlS',, Aia,,,,na
~ Miulihu, = -, L,yi, q, o.. SsSSS,'
~ i-se' frehc" p"'iNet' - i--e' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

st. Louis. Jan. .-Cattle-Recepts
1909; shipments, sOO Market strong.
higher foG unreprescnted stock. Light
and Indian feed steefs. S3.4O4370.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments,
1900, Market opened strong. sc higher
for better grades, but eased off to yes
terday's figures. Good medium weights
$40.
Sheep Receipts. 200; shipments. 1900.
Market active and strong. Native
sheep. s2.2502,6O: native mixed sheep,
and lambs, $685.: Southwestern mixed,
s2l2 L.; do west, s225
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

81. Louis. Jan. 4.--wheat--Cash and
January, firm. 81 Csc: options, lower,
May, "a 5-sc; July, 55c
COrn--Lower; cash and January,
a 7-Sc: February, ~ Lac, May. A4ci
July. 45.
oats-Cash and January firm 80 lie;
May, lower 30 3-ic.
Pork--Higher. $500.
LaTd--Hlgher, prime, $3.50; choice,
$3.50
Lcad-Dull. S2.se sellers.
Enthusiastically, N.S5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

London, Jan. 4.--Closing; Canadlsn
Faelie So S-l Erie 10 is; Erie seconds
"a &<; Illinois Central SO ~; Mexican
ofQhary IA l-2; ST. Paul common 81 81;
New York Central l0l L.; Pan7syl-
Nanla %; Reading 3-s; Mexican Gem
trail new fours So Ia. Bar silver
n 7-l6d per ounce.
ssAfoney active; quarter per cent The
rate Of discount in the open market
tor short bills. 9-1G per cent TIE rat
pf discount In the open market for
three months bills SIS per cent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Liverpool. Jar. 4.--Bacon, steady. de-
maud moderate; CUMBERLAND cut. Is
10 80 pounds, as; short ribs, 2s pounds
32s; long clear light 30 10 45 pounds,
$685. long clear heavy, 50 pounds, sss;
chort clear middllng heavy. 90 pounde.
S2s; clear bellies. "a 10 16 pounds. Ais Cd /;
shoulders, square, IL 20 IS bounds, 27s (;
hams. short cut, ~ to 10 POUNDS. AIS:
beef. extra india mess. 72A Cd; prime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Kansas city, Jan. 4.-wh =; Slow
but firm; No. 2 hard So ~: No rcd
81 l-2q52c: rejected s6dt7c. ea.rs bv
sample lob. Mississippi river No 2
hard ~ i-2deoc; No. 2 red 81 i-2QIsc.
Corn--Slow; lac lower; No, mixed
40 3-4GAic No. 2 white 81 l-9c
Oats-unehanged; No. : mixed Ste:
No. white a3c
Rye-Firm: No. . 80 3-4l55c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

New York. Jan. l.--No activity was
remarked in any direction In dry goods.
yet an Irregular request for staple and
fancy cotions took good bulk; the
much larger were reached through the
plants are frequent at the soantlness
OF such shipments. Printing cloths
nominal at 5-sc. Sales for the week
100000 pleees. OF which $4,000 were odd
pieces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

New Orleans. Jan 4.-cotton-Flrn,
mlddling Q 1-4c. low middllng lb-1Gci
good ordinary Side Net receipts
12,473. gross l4.7Os; exports to Great
Britain $40; France bsd; coastwise 42OO;
sales 1871; stock 409.Gi2
WeelSly--Net receipts S2,f6l gross 49,.
GAS; exports 10 Great Britain 1856,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Kansas City. Jan. 4.-Cattle-Re-
celptE. 400; shipments. 1900 Market
steady for best grades, others slow.
Colorado steers. se.5Oa3 40: Texas steers
2.75Gs50 Texas COWS. sl.7542GO: beef
steers, Ss.soGS.l5; COWS. sl.l542.0O.
liogs--Recelpts. 1900; shipments,
1900. Market opened ptendy. closed
weak and DC lower. Bulk Of sales,
S4,0OI4.3o.
sheep-Reeeipts, 1900; shipments. 500.
Steady, unbalanced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Fort Worth. Tex, Jan. 4.--McPeait a
Co. say. Liverpool opened at frac-
uonal advance, but at y. m. was quiet
at last nights prices. Spots We're un-
changed at l-32 at a fair business,
with 10000 sales. The Indifference OF
the market on that side was re-
Elected Ia our opening, which was arm.
but unchanged Later the market be-
came quite strong under the influence
OF reported light interior movement,
which was estimated early at 62,OOu
bales for the week. This. with better
demand for spot cotton In New Or
leans, $500 bales having been soid on
that market during the first hour.
These Influences created a much better
feeling among truders generally, and
being aided very largely by the short
interest, who ran TO cover. and steady
Liverpool close at 1-6i ad-
vance, all helped to bring
about q ten points advance by the noon
hour. After this time. however, prices
became dull, with a sagging tendency,
and closed quiet with points gain over
last night but six points below the
highest OF the day. Spots were UNI
changed in New York and New Or
leans with sales in the latter OF 500
by factors and 5000 90 arrive. Port
receipts were 10000 against 2O.5O4 same
day last year. For the woak 246.50l
agansti is2.062. Since September LIST.
5,3l9.2l0 against 1921 G04. stock on
hand, 1,234.sG3 against i.2is,5Gi Same
time d year ago.
The overland movement for the week
was small. being 10000 against $4,000
last year and 10000 In the big crop
year. but the amount which came into
sight this week was large, $4,000
against 2ii. 600 last year and 2sSs00 in
1892. We have now past the seven mil
lion mark, having received UP to this
date 7,0i6,00O against 5,G0S,269 same time
year ago and 6,56l,7G0 In 1899. The In
terror movement FOR the week proves
to be about 100. 900 instead of $1,000 as
was estimated early in the day and
this helped very largely in depressing
prices at the close. but the total export
shows up quite largely at about 10000
and this brought about a four points
advance I'm New Orleans just before
the close. which was steady a. the ad-
vance. Spots Arm.
Grain.
f. G. McPeak q Co.'S. grain letter
! from Chicago, says:
Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 4.-Interest seems
| largely TO have been centered IN the
| provision pit to-day.
! The light -four output at Minneapolis
{ $1,000 barrels, coupled with an excess
/ "a the car lot receipts in the northwest,
| compared with last year, and decidedly
I Indifferent foreign advices, had very de-
/ pressing effect on the wheat market.
| The pnncha9ars 10 the close Of yester-
] day turned sellers, and prices We're
| quickly down TO within a Lie Of yes
terday's low. Numerous buying or
/ ders were apparent at The decline and
/ later, yn reports Of good buying az tine
seaboard for foreign account. seven
| teen loads reported taken for export,
/ quite firm feelirNy developed. The
] D. L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

New York, Jan. 4.-spot Cotton quiet.
middling uplands, 1i-iG; mildling
gulf. I5-l6; sales az bales Futures
closed quiet. sales JOG, 300 bales. Janu-
airy, 59l February $50. March. b.b5,
April. 500; May b,G5; June $40; July,
5.7j: August $50; September, 5.S2;
October, 5Sb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

n York, Jan. i.--The Evening
London cable says:
Pre- was q better tone generally
4 the Paris bourse becoming ARM
palm. Argentines We're exception
Pat In the continued rise of the
Spremium. Americans generally
! beiter except Canadian Pacific.
hieh n further fail is feared.
n Is beginning 10 go from the
market 10 Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

\ York, Jan. 1.-THE total sales Of
today were l15.25s shares. in
" American Sugar. 1900; Bur-
y $500; Louisville and Nashville,
eiissourl Pacific, 1900. New Jer-
= 3-snirs. ei0o; Northwestern 400;
stand 1900; st, Paul s4O0; chica-
n 1850; Dlstillcrs and Cattle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

az York, Jan. 4.-Money on call
y at ldl' IL per cent; last loan
2; closed l-2 per cent. Prime mer-
Tic paper 3-4@4 l-2 per cent.
Hing exchange dull, but firm, with
nhl business in bankers bills at
s 5-Sm4SS S-4 for demand and nj,
2 5-Sg4.s7 "a for sixty days poste..
y SASS l-g and 81 so 1-2; CONNER
IHbills si,S6 l-2 Silver car.iIl,ates
40. Bar silver SO sac; Mexicaa dol
/, Acc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

New orleans. Jan. Cotton Fu-
lures steady sales. $1,000. January.
8 .l3g5 l5 February, s 2sn5.3i. March.
6. 38G5.Si; April. b.S606 81. May. 5,li
as ~. June. B.4G1b A, July, b.bief5 81;
Angus q. 5Ga6.5S; September, SEQ
9 G9i october, g .GhGfb ca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Liverpool. Jan. 4-The receipts OF
wheat during the past three days were
20g, 900 centals, including 100000 Amori-
can. The receipts OF corn during the
past three days were 36,s0o centals.
Cold and clear weather prevails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

london, Jan. l.-Gold is quoted To-
y ~ Buenos Ayres at a.6l. Madrid
ppi Lisbon ls.sS: Athens II; 81. Pc
'senrg so; Vienna lo3. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

mess COS: pork. prime. mess fine.o
western, COS. do medium, 5ss %; lard.
steady. prime WESTERN sos Cd; refined
in pals, sos Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Galveston, Jan4.--cotton-i'ir mid
ding lice: sales 1868 bales; receipts
9OiS: exports lO.525; stock 2Sjsbi.
Coffee and Sugar-UnchangOd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

san Antonio, Tex, Jan, 4.--IIenry lIo-
fer, who was beaten TO insensibility by
un unknown negro. died Today of his
injuries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

York, Jan. 4.--Bank clearings
',l44; balances Ss.O27, 7O6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

h York, Jan. i,-Gove. ltn,en.
! steady; state bonds inaetlvA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

France i2i2: TO the continent s707.
coesFwise 1850; sales s7,45os spnners
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

a THOROUGH business sdaeaiIon At moderate
" cost BookkeapinE. Shorthand. pennanshlpt
Typewritins Commercial Law, Commercial Arih''l
,ns,ie. business Fofms. all taught ia the lno1,
careful manner. Great indassment TO a,adenisto
iske Business Course 10 cepneeiion with Literary
cerfse. Liberal reduction 20 ihose who iabs both
bookkeeping and Shorthand tntinsss ednea-
,lo1 under The influences Of d hish grade LitenD.
rellsee and /. me rsli siuus community Students
80 enter AZ any time For further Information.
address, -'-'--,- ssy. N. = ttoYp.
49, =, fs,t HarsA, ss=ss,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Cotton--Low middling. 7-sc; strict
low middling. 1-Sc; middling, 3-sc;
strict middling, lie; good middling.
4 5-Sc.
wool-Light medium, Toe; low medi-
UNI. Sc; heavy fine, case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

egetables--Cabbages per h.. 20; po-
tatoes, I5c. per bushel; onions. per
h., &c; beets, per h., &c; tomatoes, per
bushel. 50; wax beans. one-half bushel
baskets, 81; celery, 40m50c per bunch:
pumpkin yams. per bushel, 75c.
Fruits--Lemons. fancy (3GOs) per box
A@4,50; Florida oranges. So.
Northern apples, SSG3.5O per barrel,
bananas. Sl.25n2,bO per bunch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
NO. 10.



IA lesssr - Cast = = Carroll %
Nieksh1sz. senator George. In d~eliala-
70 recoasider hls 9ecisioa - become
cau1id4ts - sa-ceet hials@lf. says
As yoa knox. have bsru sesively
engaged ia 7ulttrs stnre and even ta-
eladiug the erz % rucgnsirsr-tlou- t.
cverV election IN shich there as a
serIosss cpntsss I have given sach ttme
au4 lator a. she puhlic intsr~ss seemed
20 d-uaul. n rgrsmsiAnees viii per-
mls ny segyice tn the senate % the ent
. nay presant term. ! wilI have served
IN saas hosty FOR . longer period than
any other p-rsnu has served from tnis
state / will then have enteresi into
my s@venty-thirt yw4r. certainly "a axe
a. Nhtrh meu Usually give thoaEht ~
10 how they sail make their easrance
into the urN& World. rather than -
schemes for gratifying their ambition
In this.
Il DO not say shat no uaa shouiA
serve In public oiHce Tor later period
In bis oWn life tasn ! have nxed a.
proper Tor nv pubgir service "a crase. yes
I claim that the example % oas q car
greatest ststssmsn. Nats Ransom 90
North Carol .ua. Nho RS za~,i bis place
in tae Senate WAea he reached the Azs
% thr~essurs and ten. SSH being In
perfect health aHd si=or. Sell iasstisss
me Ia declinl nE - <ec< a new term ~
c0mmen-s when SHALL hs sEo years
older thau she age axe1 ~ aim for ~
tir~ment- a; that age mea-heEeser
vigorous in miud aHA body. hosev~r
eguipued far futars asefai ssrVice---nsNy
we'll b. excused for sesisiug % retire
FROM she personal strif-s az1 eoas~sfs
- active poliri-al life snd the e2res Aa1
anxietiss u of,icial -,atten-
"a base rs1rhs,t the cgari usian hsrrtn
stated after mach seriols rrf's'-tter- In
dong teis oversuus astsrai desire
to take An official rart IN @uAzripAstag
tae people frozen that coustlssau af tzsAs-
ter and tsssrvss lato Whscn Sas folly.
nos 20 sAy shc sicsesiness. - cur aHau-
ci2l lei-tslasi0u. feiioNtax similar A.
tiun IN tsermany aa& pressI ux and su-
darIug stml.ar xrtlou Ia Frs1-e. has
placed theu- That emancipation -
sase to caaie az sousc sime. has ti e1nnaE
come before my surH7ssssr Haust b. esrv.s-
et. ani nav nos come during ta@ sti-tal
life Eatea remxias t,s me- II I bad
-h9gEhs ny ianEar eauLinu1ace In oalre
szs ~ all ner--ss1rv 20 cansam 1l At. %
even Ea hastsn. the eu1arl pRstau. !
Neaid nos have slsiinriv abandoned
th- deid IN Nh.ch mT ssrylces Naa-4 IN
tnaa v.ew be ugesAs,i-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

The first important practical step
taken hy the planters - WashiuEst.i
C0Haty toward the Divers dcatiuu og
crops WAS the organization ot the Deer
Creek Elevator Trading Company at
HoilAndals, On she main line % the
IazOo & Mississippi Valley Railroad.
last week- The company Is composed
Of the planters Of the HoIIAndaIe com
uluHisy. and they propose TO erect a
grain elevator. with shelter and milIs
for grinding aud holting meal on an ex-
tensive scaie. and they propose - raise
corn TO support IT, Thera aiIi be NOR.
corn and less cotton planted On Deer
Greek this year than ever before. Hon
John T. Casey Is the president cf the
company, with John f. Crouch viee-
president and Capt J. J. Richards se,.-
retary-tre1slrer AMI manarer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

SIX UsrrxD STATES prisoners escaped
truu izsl ~ Fort Smith. Ark. ca the
ssth- Anonx them Is BslI West. the
acted oGtIaw- who ho&eliherztely shot an1
killed United States Depasy Marshal
Kinney on the street In Mani. l. T.,
some tine aga
PoLk CALxxs. q Versailles. Ky-.
xhils On his way hone ca the nixAs es
he s5th in an iatOxicased eon,iisiea.
fell against feace. His hea4 became
fas,eaed between the pickess aad be
saoke& % deash-
AErMrK ZIxxzKxAx. the champion
hicyclist % America has decided 20 A.
eeps the challenge recsnsiy issae-R By
Herbert Hoaben- the Belgian wonaer.
- . series % three races foe g. gso frzn-s
side- Ho1hea ssands ~ the aa1zs-
Psted champion Of all EzrCpe.
Az ansalysnsEioa ef the fruit and
proslaee Interests 0f Se~ York- after
more thzR \ years dssrassEaa. hEs ax
Last been 1eris3ei aPoa-
The lasess sensa1ional dexelapuaeass
in the noted Fair case 10 thas fnsinaa-
sioas are abroad .hat the deceased mil
IioaAirs died b. poisson aamlnissered
By parties Interested in his death taking
place AZ n certain time.
THx finest eozaserfeit qua-ser Of a
dollar ever made x1s discovered n the
Caised States sabsreAszry ~ Baltimore
ca the ed IL i Of the series Of is97.
and IS composed largely Of silver.
The Reid Psckiag C0upaBy's plant
At Kansas City. K1s4. caaght fire on the
esth and almost the entire group Of
hgildings Was completely destroyed
causing loss Of over \ million dollars
Gov FosTEK has ordered the troops
OF the levee a. New Orleans. thus
leaving the labor troubles unsettled
However. he will hold the militia in
readiness in case Of disorder
SEVERAL parties from Illinois and
Ohio have been prospecting in the
vicinity Of Tuseunbia- Ala. during the
past week. and = few have purct ased
farm hands and will become citizens at
an early day.
RoBBERS blew opea . safe n En-
ssnada. Lower California. On the eed
and secured gold bar valued A. slS.-
ooo and $4,000 IN currency DynAmiss
was used TO blow the safe.
A rKKRExIc gale set In NJ London on
the zsth- The STORM VAS general
throughout Great Britain- There Was
! inmeuss damage 10 property in nany
! u he large tosas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
LEGISLATIVE ImsgclLIrY.
Artzsua rrrrstsrtsi ts-titssisa< ssa en-
esr. L@ft Ntsaaas Faasa<-

Phoenix. AriL. March s1-The
eighteenth legislature adjourned AZ /
o'elocsS yesterday morning azsid s-enes
disorsisriy- All day Ihusrsi4y aud for
part ~ THURSDAY night there had been a
bitterly y-,,.utest-si fzht over ths. forula-
tioa of Navajo euuasv Il the north
eastern part % the territory Its al
vucates suceegssei in furcias the EuI
through at 70 o'clocs. after = hish ths.
appropriation bill Was takea m in the
house This vas DELAYED Ia Kill the
chances cf tbs removal IT the p~uiten-
tiary from I uala 10 Prescott Tbs. house.
ball hal clear uaaj jority and had
passed the upper house. but it was not
allowed tuappsar. action on the appro-
PEiAtioEs be5Hg delayed till after u
o'elueAx at which time the legislature
iaPsssi through iimitatiou- Nearly all
territorial institutions and of5cers are
thas left without funds for the coming
two years. Lawyers agres. that the
only remedy Iies in an extra session.
whieh ean euly DC called by congress
next bsceula-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
THE EILIAncA AFFAIR.

Spsia ffs. Nss S~s Replied 10 Secretary
Gr~~ham. sad wtit Avoid fts.ia< -
b~naitsir taftt th~ >psBt-h Naval ssst-
rssnss-r st Hssaas. uhs Msxiax
fh.srS"Sh tHv--ti=stteu- ,aau Have
Nad- tit. Rspsrt-
wASuISGroS. March 81 The span
ish naval cosnrE amber at Havana iSstiIl
iuvesti eating the firing upon the
nitei states mail steamer Alliauea
BY the Spanish gunhoat Con,ls. DE
Neuadito. A. evideuce If the thor
oughness with which the spanish gov
erumeut IS lo.sking into Tbs. matter. II
II stated that the investigation
made hy the naval comnian.lsr
will h- entirely separate from any
report made by the spanish cap
tain When the naval es,mman,ier
shall have finished his investigation
his regsort will be cAbls,l to Madrid
The fgu text q the spanish CAPTAINS
REPORT was forwarded u Spain a. son
a. it was placed IN th. hands % the
Havana authorities 10 i officially
stated that spain VIII make m reply
10 Secretary Grvsham's demand
thrDuEh Minister Taylor rvgar,iinS
the Aliianea css- untH the naval
esrmmaudcr-s report shall - ia the
haufis - tho ce5es- - foreign
Affairs. The spanish gavernm~rt feels
that e would b. unu -, "a cusnmit IT,
seif L. any reply untH it first shalI
have hecu plaesd IA fz-.Ss-ssion o. al
the information bearing upou the ac-
tiou taken By the captain - their gun
hnaI Th-r~ = high oisi,.ial authority
fer she statemeut that spain thus far
has auly stated 70 th~ { niteyI states
EOvernmsnt- thrpuSh Niaistsr TAYLOR.
that the dHspusitiaa % tbs. spanish
EuvrrnmSnt il ta act fairly.
aut thas a detailssi answer Will he
made - >ecr~tary e.re>ham's dispatch
a. the very Hsom-nt the government
is in a position "a sp-alS inseil gently.
The Spanish gov-rnmcnt has shown a
di>pos5siou - raakr propsr repara-
tiou u her Representatives have been
in the Nrpu-- No annlo-rv. however.
has hs,-n masie. Nor wall sny hc masi..
Until spain - satisfied that it is proper
.H.s .as.ssur "a a. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

IuS1 ~as ilss Wssk visited hT ere %
tAe uaass extensive ana 4lsassrogs coa-
fsxrasiens ia its Alsrorv- kire 9as 4is-
covered issuing from the bas.zaent %
-as large lEo-storF f-anas hail4ia- -
.pagta- i1 ta- estare % James A. noan.
4HVeass-i- ant os-apisd - 4 3. White
harst- general uercaaal-l..- Tais baii1
tR- Is tn sae cga arer as . FsW range %
ciruf 1r ten s.gr-s. "a ~Aich she arU
ra7iflg spr~ai IN both sirersioas. cas-
lag / loss estimated a. sleaea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUIT
A<.1a-s Ea~--H sage st Al to bs Taken TO
tbs esars ef Appeals

Sew YokN- March The suit
br,ru4<ht Is the >oidiers- Orphans
h,a~ q - Louis against Russell
Sage. tscor-e J. Goala and others.
wAieh vas bruught for the purpose %
eo@ps.illux restitution 81 about Sill
@o. 80 ~ haasis pf the Kansas Pacific
IA Il 1ai 60. piaeed n the hands Of
S4ge azd the late Jay GoaId a. trus-
ters for the consolidated mortgage
b.casfhaliers. i % he taken 10 the
esart - appeals
>eue ti1e since an order was made
directing that the aion Pacific Rail-
rad Co hc hroaxht in a. a party de-
feudaat ia the aet5sn- This was done
against the objection % the plaintiffs
Ths appellate branch u the supreme
cnurt afilrtns.,i this order. and now ths
>ssssiers' Home intends 70 carry the
question 10 the court of app.eals- An
order was sigaci yesterday by Judge
feekmAn Of the supreme court au-
thorixing the SOLDIER Home 20 deposit
500 with the clerk of the eourt a. Sc
eurity for the costs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-28

W W Stone. STATE president % the
Cotton 6roSers' Association. has iss-ed
card 10 tie county presidents post
pOning the meeting o. eoanty delegates
Till the soth instant This step was
taken on aecouas Of tbs short tine the
various counties have had the blanks
for signatures He also says he has
eoneluded 70 ''Ouit 10 not demand the :
cents per acre pre<cribei by the arti.
elss Of Agreemeat,@ and not 70 eoIles.
the sane. ''e1espt where parties are abis
and willing to il q Asip Easa tee move.
seat saceessfsl-~