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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YEsTERDNY,

Steamship Viola. Howse. New York
Strachan & Co
Steamship Nacoochee, Smith Ney York
C. @. Anderson. Agent.
Bark Giosue, QtaD, Cappiello, Almeria-
Chr. G.. Dahl Il co.
Steamer Katie, Bevlll. Augusta and
way landings-W. T. Gibson Manager.
Steamer Alpha, Finney, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C. II. Medlock, Agent.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
C. G. Anderson, Agent
schooner Hugh Kelly. Haskell. New
Nork-DiXon. Mitchell Il Co.
schooner Charles II. Valentine, Harris,
Fall river-Harriss & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Iris (Belg). London and
Antwerp.
Schooner Hugh Kelly, New York
river,
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

New York, June 26-Palmer & Frost
quote; Apples, Astracans, s2.0003O0; pears
barrels, A.OOd5.0O; crates, S1.0062 50; plums
S2O0n3.00; watermelons, fancy, SfS00025. 90
potatoes, prime, S2.50a300; tomatoes, $1.25
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RICE.

,a me market is quiet. The following QUO
'aSSiiohs are posted at the Board of Trade.
S7SSzlleah-Per pound. fair, 3d3l4c; good az
StSiScs PRIME prime, 4Aq41zc; head, SC; job ots,
Rough-45cG$1.20 per bushel.
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1895.

DINA IS. Is: Tennessee. new set = n.
Virginia Is, preferred. 81; Virginia Trust
ihSseeeipts, o.; Virginia Funding Debt,
Government BOnds.-United States a
registered, IL; United States Is. coupons
4lSi2i United States 3, registered, 81.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton--Market quiet, Rates quoted are
per 100 pounds. Direct-Boston, per bale
Sl,25; New York, per bale, $l.00; Philadel-
phia, per bale, $l.O0: Baltimore per BALE
Lumber-By Sail-Frelghts are steady at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at s4.250
$50 for a range including Baltimore and
Portland. Me. Railroad ties, basis A feet,
16c Timber rates, 50cG$l 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal; to Rosario, $4,000
1900; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, 100000
Mediterranean ports, 81. 30111 so; to United
Kingdom for. orders, nominal for lumber,
BY Steam-To New York, $500; to Phila-
delphia, 500; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
Naval storesrvBy sail-The market is
placed at Is 4IzddSs I'D; small sized, Is
Cd and Is. Genoa, Is 3d@3s Cd Adriatic,
Is 6d93s Cd. South America, rosin, 65c PEI
ITO Boston lie per 100 pounds on rosin,
90c on spirits: to New York, rosin, SIC
per 100 pounds, spirits, S5c; to Phiiadel-
phia, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds spirits,
soc; to Baltimore, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds,
spirits. zoe.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.
New York, June 26.-FIour duh. bids
10d15c under asking prices; winter wheat
s2.5Oa4So; do patents, a.2oai.50; Minnesota
clear, $3.10d3.40; patents, $3.90d4.75; low
extras, S. 70d3.S0; city mills. s4.35; southern
flour dull, steady; common to fair extra,
s2.4OqSi5; good to choice do, sS2OG4OO
Wheat dull, firmer with options; No. red
store and elevator, 76l4G7612c; afloat. Tic;
options were active and irregular, closed
76s4c; July, 1910; August, TIC; September
TIC; October, 7s1sc; December, 799sc
May, s2Ssc. Corn more active, firm; No
2 firm, 52ssd527sc elevator; 53Ihd537sc
af1oat; options were very dull and with
out feature, closing firm at &c decline;
September most active; July, 521sc; Sep
TENDER. SIC. Oats fairly active. steady;
June, 1850; July, 291sc; September, 3Oc /;
spot prices No. 2, 291zc; No. 2 white 331ac (;
mixed western, 59n3l12c. Hay quiet
9Oc Hops quiet, steady; state common
to choice, Base. Wool fairly active, firm /;
domestic fleece, 15@l9c; pulled, 12d30c
Beef dull; family, S11.00Q13.00: extra mess
beef Inactive; mess $l7OOGI1s.O0. Cut
meats stronger, better demand; picked
bellies, SIC bid; do shoulders, 57sc do
ern steam, 6.75e: city, 6.10G6. 15c; July,
6.S5c nominal; September, 7.07c nominal ;
refined quiet: continent, 7.05c; South
quiet, firm; mess, S13; 25a14.O0. Butter
moderately active, steady; state dairy.
Halle; do creamery, 171zq18c; western
dairy, sQ14c; Elgins, 1Sc., Cotton seed
refined New York, H.95; Philadelphia,
$3.50; do in bulk, IS. 40n5.45. Rye fairly
active, firm; domestic fair to extra. 4i4G
&c; Japan, 4d4lzc. Molasses, foreign,
nominal; New Orleans open Kettle good
to choice, 26d32c; firm, fair demand. Pea
nuts quiet, firm. Coffee steady unchang-
TENDER. l4.35c; October, a. 4Oa14 &c; De-
cember. 14.S5d1440c March, 1425c; spot
Rio dull, steady: No. II, 15%c. Sugar raw
dull, easier; fair refining, 1S-16c; refined
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Exports today
Exports previously ......... 81 "a 9g5 ~ ~
--..'.--.....-.-.....S0.S5 So 225 SIS
STOCK on hand and on ship
Stock Stock same day last year ......SS.s7S Il Ia
-.SsSlelpts same day last year %. ISIS S5S7
- pld; receipts, "A casks Rosin- -ooj
rels. -'' 'eOSiP's' LOU par
strained, S1II54; good strsinsS :, ~ ~, IT,
sS1lrllS turpentine steady: machine. 26I.C
.ILesuiars, 26c. Tar firm al $3.50. Crii.5s
S,ir IPshti IN quiet; hard. SID; soft, SlSJ.
s,- NeM York, June 26.-Rosin steady. quiet.
1Sldiled common to good. 81 55GI. 60 Tur-
pehlihe dull, weak, 29G29i2c.
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. y sands 6stop
lani scarT uum
Plant
land
81
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A.
Agent
b II MCFAD
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The local market remained quiet and
unchanged. There were no sales report
ed. At the cotton exchange, at the regular
call, the market was bulletined quiet and
unchanged.
The following were the official spot QUO
tations, at the close of the market at the
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Naval Stores Statement
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Plant System

3a9s ss lses-Ll@e .hora sa.aaa.a oots asfidI.a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20


tied. and settled bv tn- rehabilitation
Of silver Rs a money
The convention vsr further ad-
dressed in succession by ex-Gov.
Prince NJ New Mexico; senator TBl-
man. OF South Carolina; Gov. Adams, %
Colorado. and senator Butler. of North
Carolina Al the close OF the latter,
remarks N. convention took . recess
until evening.
EVENING ssasfos.
Congressman ankhead. Of Aiabans,
presided at the evening session lie
introduced Gen. A. J. Warner. of Ohio,
who declared that any man who says
full knowledge Of the people of the
United States simply lies
You can diseutomb all the traitors
whose lives are written in history aud
all eau give n hrttcr reason for their
traitorous ends than can the senator
from Ohio give for his action on the
financial question.
lie insisted that the silver question
was the most important one before tho
public. and that free coinage must bs
carried. whether within party lines or
not, but he asked no one to leave his
party. He said that he had no doubt
that sherman and Cleveland would
vote the same ticket neSt year.
VIM. J. Bryan. of Nebraska the next
speaker. in the course ot his remarks,
said
..p-..,,rs.s. ..gtt ,,,s .r- -, -.-.,t
lieaus when you follow the famous
motto Of your martyr-d president,
Goverument Of the people. for the pro-
pie and bI the people and win vic
tories for thih.
They will not envy you democrats
sny victories won for iruth. " you fol-
low the rules laid down by jefferson
and jackson. Republicans and demo
crats will not envy you pnpuiists. who
are made NO ~ the two mother parties,
and honor alike Lincoln. jefferson and
Jackson, II you win victories Tor truth.
Mos, Of Mr. Brvan's speech was do
voted ~ answering Mr.. CsriiSle's rs-
cent Memphis speech
state senator Anson Waieott. 81 IN.
diana. was the last SPEAKER % tho
evening
The following national committee
was appointed ~ call a national con-
vensioo. IN its discretion
Alabama -Iohn " T0mlinsoa-
Arkansas Charles CcHiu-
California Alex D-imar-
Colorado-A " Rueker.
tseorgia-N. W. Longiev
Kentucky A Parker.
Louisiana senator Blanchsrd
Missouri. G Gage
Nevada :. Nixoa.
Nebraska c J. smith
North Caruliua-M. X Elliott
Ohio-F G. scott.
Pennsylvania A e Hopkins
South C4rcliua-J W Stccke&
TeaneSsee-Jehn K Go.lStn-
TexaS-J. II. Reagan
Virginia 2. brandon
New Mexieo-M H. Prince
Utah p J klmball
The committee elected John r Got
win. OF Tennessee. as chairman II
will meet in Chicago during July "a
perfect n permanent organization
The convention then adjaarned sin<
H.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

july wheat sold at Chicago on the
18th at 72il cents This wAs a break Of
81 cents in two hours and = half of
trading. The top price at the height of
the bull movement vas 10 cents higher.
The Harlem ship canal which con-
meets the Hudson river with Long
Island Sound was formally opened on
the 18th with monster aquatic and
land parade At New York.
REPORTS from the cotton sections to
the department OF agriculture show a
surprising falling of in the use OF arti-
icial fertilizers.
THE total lumber exports for the
month Of May from eighteen Southern
Ports were 81. .02s. III, divided as follows:
Timber, $500. .ssf; lumber, S5s5,0so;
manufactures of wood. SIS, e6s.
THEKE is the finest prospect for a
crop In the section around Camden, Ark.
known for years Abundant rains have
fallen lately. and the farms had already
been cleared of grass and ready for the
refreshing showers
QUINCY RHODES, an electric lamp
trimmer, grasped a live wire at Dallas.
Texas, on the 18th, and was shocked 70
death Bystanders saw sparks of cleo
tricity shoot from the soles OF his feet
ALL the ministers in birmingham.
Ala, preached TO large congregations
On the 18th on The Sin of Society
Gambling The sermons were highly
sensational and caused great stir
among society folks, who play euchre.
whist and the like.
REPORTS from Oklahoma confirm pre-
vious statements concerning tho grass
hcppers, which are sweeping over the
Territory in such numbers that they
are destroying the corn crop and the
farmers are unable to cope with them.
REPoKrs come from Morgan County,
Ky. that cut worms are working iniari-
ously on tobacco plants Similar re-
ports come from Owen County and Booth
County. Ky. aud Brown County, Ohio
The management OF the Atlanta Ex-
position announces that It has been
found necessary 20 build an annex OF
IS. 900 square feet 10 the transportation
building in order TO accommodate the
exhibits of locomotives and trains
A CYCLONE struck Hartford. Kansas.
on the nth and swept everything from
its path, which was clean cut and about
100 feet in width. Several persons we're
injured so badly they are not expee'si
TO live.
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The WAR m cu6A.

a rrsia-f~-s Of sp.si.h Troops. Meo>y
snsi Nasitisas e.psar.a hy the gses. Ia
sarx-at.-rhe Town ~f t.ms.l. Near Ma
tssrss Bara~a ARRIVAL sf the k-y west
Fsp-siitisa-rh~ Home Rai~ Party Dts-
bands
JACKSONVILLE, Fis.. June IA ca.
hlegram to the Times Tnion from Key
West, Fla. SAYS.
Private advices received In this cisy
last.night state that Maeeo. Rahi and
Miro. with 1000 men. in Aura.. cap
tured n train loaded with i3s spanish
troops. between Gibara and Hclqusn-
They also captured s-a.e,o in silver.
1000 yificS and 80. ooo rounds OF ammu-
milton.
band burned the town of Camssi. near
MatanzaS
II j. reported that the people Of
finar del Rios will join the insurgents
in n few days The whereaboutS of
Marcos Garcia are unknown lie il
supposed TO b. either in this country
or has joined the insurgents
The expedition that left herr on the
9Th. II reported landed safely in Matau-
ras They were chased by the gunboat
Condo Venadit0 immediately upon
landing they were joined by many
FROM the surrounding country II Is
expedition has landed near CAbo Cruz.
south of santiago de Cuba
Maximo GoDeE is at the head Of
s.oco men in Camsguey. When IL be
came known that t;orner was there.
the most prominent men went out 10
join him. among them being ono
Monetvcrde. whu~e brother. an officer
In the Spanish army. vas killed at the
battle Of Ramon del AsyaguaS. aud
Nenocal. a noted artist who received
several diplomas at the Chicago espoSi-
tiou-
Moutorp. a prominent home-ruie
party memt-er. will leave Cuba for Eu-
ropc via New York n-st week
The party held secret session this
ve~k. aud il was resolved u di.band.
their efforts 30 secure home rule for
Cuba having failed IL = rurnor~d in
Havana that MARTINEZ Camps will
shortly reSI5n and return 60 Spain
OLIVIA. the reported assassin cf Marti.
Is dad at the hospital near santiago
de Cnba-
The steamship Saratoga arrived at
Havana SATURDAY week from New
Norz. in ballast, the erst time IN
twenty yearS.
u Is reported that the zorerrzs~zt
will shortly ISSUE a series uf hank
uo,es vhich are expected 10 create a
panic
The Spanish oeiciaix state the
Cntssns number ahnut eaoeo men
All artillery companies stationed in
Havana have bs~n sent into the H-id.
Nartfs family Is wearing mourning
and ~ Is now generally believed in
I Havana that Msrti j. dad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20
TIE MYSTERIOUS ..aosAke
-rh- fasss~ Root That Take. the R-..s-
Ert.aa~r.~

-rh~ fasss~ Root That Takes the R~s.s.
rrt.aa~r-~
The mandrake plant IS nearly allied
~ the belladonns and Is found N north
Africa, parts Of southern Europe and
Asia Minor The root i forked and
fieshy. presenting n nude but startling
likeness TO the human figure. From IL
the leaves spring with no apparent
vhitish flower appears The fruit Is
one-eelled berry about the size Of
sparrow. egg
The whole plant was n very unpleas-
ant aud narcotic smell. although the
fresh berries when bruised exhale a
pleasant odor like wine or apples All
parts of the plant have poisonous prop
critics like the bellsdonnz. only more
narcotic in their nature. ani for this
reason the root was often administered
before a surgical operation Plato and
Demosthenes both speak of it a. =
soporific. and the people Of the east to
this DAY refer to an indolent person as
one who has eaten mandrake.
Shakespeare alludcs TO this when Cleo
pStrz says;
Give me- 70 drink nandraxor.-
That I nigh; sleep out this great gap Of tims
My Antony Is away.
The Supcrstitions connected with this
plant are gruesome- Thomas Newton,
in his "TIerbaee of the Bible says:
The mandrake is supposed to be a
creature having life engendcred under
the earth of the seed of some dead per
son put to death for murder" Grimm
afirms that il grows up beneath the
gallows from which a thief is sus-
pended"
The directions for the removal Of the
root are carresPondinglv biood-curd-
ling. as the plant, possessing life,
shrieks at its removal, and he who
| hears IL falls dead or else goes mad"
For the avoidance Of this two -horned
| dilemma the following explicits are
given: lie who desires to possess q
mandrake must stop his ears with whN
so that he may not hear the deathiy
yells which the plant utters as IL Is be.
ing dragged from the earth Then, be
fore sunrise on a Friday. he must go
out with Il all black make three
crosses around the mandrake with the
point of a sword. loosen the soil about
the root, being careful that the wind
is TO his back. tie the root to the dog
tail and. going to a safe distance, Offer
'the beast piece of bread The dog
will then run at the bread. drag out
the mandrake root and fall dead, killed
by the horrible yell of the plant"
After the dog Is buried on the SPo
with religious honors and secret szcres
rites the root Is to be taken up
washed with wine, wrapped in silk
laid in easket. bathed every Friday
and clothed in a little. new .whit'
smoek every new moon
IF thus considerably treated IL act
Is a familiar spirit, and every piece o
coin laid by it at night doubles befor'
morning"
Y Another superstition connected will
4 the use of the mandrake as a mediein
is that a small dose makes perSol
vain Of his beauty and eoncited. bu
that 4 large dose makes him an idiot
This popular belief was also recognizes
by Shakespeare when Banquo, afte
tie uncanny visitation of the weir
sisters asks fearfully and wondering
" of Macbeth:
, Were such things here as ne DO sreak aooa
. Or have we eaten oe the insane root that tax,
thu reAsos priScners
N. Y. World.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20
WON AN EARL
without the Aid of Niiiioaaire Pareats-A
Case Of Love At Flrsr sight

without the Aid of Miiiioaaire P.reats-A
Case OF Love at First sight
CHICAGO. June IA special 10 the
Chronicle from Clinton. la, says Miss
Anna Owens. daughter Of poor parents
and for three years a teacher in the
public schools here. departed yester-
day for Pueblo. Col. where she Is to
be married. June 26. to William Car
ruthers. earl of Cairnbeea. Scottish
nobleman- The earl fell in love with
her at first sight last summer. lie has
been living at Cripple Crenk inccgnito,
Rntl q short time ago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

ANTHONY J. DRExEL BIDDIE. who
married Miss Brady. of Pittsburgh,
Pa, recently, carries life insurance to
the amount of s509,OC0 Mr. Biddle's
inherited income is s60. 900 or s7o,O0
per annum, but the bequests are en-
tailed. and in case of his death would
not revert to his widow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

Tue Yuma Indian reservation in SAN
Diego esunty, Cal. will te isnne,ii-
ateiy reSurveyed AMI lands allotted 10
severalty - the Iudi1as, who will re-
-eive eve acres each. the remainder
To he Opened for settlement. The en-
tire reservation includes about four
toyrshipS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

r P. BALDWIN. aHsitor OF the treas
ury department. has i~sueti circular
requiring the action % appraisers.
gaSgers. wriEhers anI raesSurers g.
he in duplicate, An.l requiring entries.
invoics~ and elaias - be forwarded q,
the al.iitor OF the treasury depart-
Enenf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

AsTsrUE of Martin Lathsr. which
hal i'~ra long time ia ess,frse of coa-
structius ant erection. waS unveiled
ia the N~umarset ia Eerlin on the
iith- Princs Leopold % Prussia. uncle
nf the kaiser. Wa present as the lat
ter's representative. and delivered an
address
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

ALL arrangements were made, on
the 18th, for the Afghan prince, Naz-
rulla Khan. to visit and inspect the
thread works os J. and p Coates &
Co, at Paisley, Scotland. aud the ship
building var'ls on the Clyde. but Naz-
rulla positively refused to leave his
bed when aroused and informed that
everything was in readiness foe the
trip.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

6llbaek-Is it true that You don't
spend as much money now as yon did
before you were married?
Packett-It is. wish could say
the sane thing Of my wife. Judge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

julius LTcnrESBgRs, ex-school in
speetor, of Detroit, Mich. who was
convicted Of having accepted q bribe in
connection with the awarding of a
sehool-furniture contract, was, on the
18th. sentenced to two and n hail
years Imprisonment in the Detroit
(Nieh.l house of correction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

CoSss-r- BAErHoLsW. at Nayen-e.
6eruany. reports to the state depart
fnent the temperance OF the ss-calied
swine pest which existed in various
parts of Germany about this time last
wear Hogs AMI yoan= pigs are at
tackled by the disease, which proves
quite destructive.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20
FOREST FIRES
Raging In the C-aser of the Ris.rvsIle CP..,
ou District

BRADFORD. Pa, June i6-Forest
fires between Mount Jewett and Ritter
vile have destroyed a vast amount of
wood and timber owned BY Z X.
Kane The eonfiagration is in the CEN
ter of the Riterville oil district. but a.
the time of receiving the last report
from that vicinity no oil-well rigs had
been destroyed Wires are down. and
all telegraphic communication has
been cut of A force of 200 men have
been fighting the fires since yesterday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

! The Londoa Mascot says il is ru-
nored that Miss Frances Z. Willard.
president of the Woman'S Christian
Temperance union. who il now in En-
gland. i about To be married 20 an
English gentleman of wealth and %
sition aud of prominence in reform
work This is revival of a runor
which was in circulation about a
month ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

ADMIRAL kIEKLsND csbIed the navy
department that the New York. Co
lumbia aud Saa Francisco left Copcn
hagen. on the 18th. for keil. where.
under their orders, they would arrive
on the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

AMBASSADOR BAYArp, after attend
ing the kiel canal opening. will visit
North Cape. Norway. and other points
of interest in the land Of the midnight
sun before returning TO London next
month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

FAILURES in the United States dur
ing the week ended the 18th. a. re.
ported by l. G.. Dun & Co. were s4i.
against %. for the same week last year.
In Canada the failures were -, against
+i last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

! The injunction in the South Carolina
registration case was dissolved in the
United states circuit court of appeals.
at Richmond, Va. on the iIth. auG
The bill was dismissed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

DISPATCH from Shanghai, On IN,
's,h. ''aid the feeling sgains. foreign
ers Is rapidly Increasing in central
China. and has reached critical roini
in Yssan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

SENATOR GoRDoS iSsued letter. or
the 10th, walking public his lonr-en.
tertaias-t purpose of retiring from pub
lie life at the close OF his present terra
in the senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

PEoF- DANIEL kIEKwoop. IL u, late
professor Il mathematics in the In
diana state university .dieda a, his hong
in Riverside. Cal.. on the ilth. aged 81
years lie was one Of Americas l-eSi
scholars and astronomers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

>EcEErAEY OF STATE MASON and tn,
attorney general of Wisconsin were al
the department OF the interior ir
Washington. on the 10Th. in regard I,
the adjudication II the swamp-lard
claims of their state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

The new Italian parliament Wa
opened, on the 10th. with more thar
usual ceremony. The king and queen.
upon their arrival. were eenthuS1aS;ical-
IL received aud lOGily eheercd BY the
immense crowd assembled in the plaza.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

A TEeE:SLE storsa swept oves' Worth
county ia south Georgia on the night
Of the ll.h. Peaches, watertnslons
RRa other crops we're destroyed over a
large aral. At Isabella houses vert
tiown down and meFehants ss1So
TeFa damaged BY the a0o1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

SAMUEL TAYLOR MARSHALL, founder
of the Greek letter college society,
Beta Theta Phi. and a Prominent at
tcrney. died suddenly OF heart trouble
at Keokuk. la. on tn, 18th lie was
in his eighty-fourth year. lie gradE-
ated from Ox'ord university in Isio-
While at school he. 'sith three others,
organized the Beta Theta Phi, which
has grown tn sEeh prominence and
widespread extent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-06-20

FRANK A. FLOWER. of West superior
Wis. executive officer OF the lnterna
tional Deep Waterways association
has called me executive board to meet
In Chicago al the 25th. At this meet
ing the cal. will he issued aud plans
perfected fer the international CONVEX
tion to be held at Cleveland. O., Al
which il Is expected NOR than l,sot
delegates will be present