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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
~lTH usgRRiso AIm


s~~~rsr. r.~xss-r s~-s. . fs.fs~s
rNr~@rA ta.a-. Hs-sr ~ H-.vr Fst~-
- ~sss-s Frzsa IA n~u@s~tss- r~~tar~<
faa@s-~aa~-st.@aF FA- w~=.@ na.-N.rE~-s
- 80 s~r-~-r rN- Gr~-s~-s Es-ss.-
--~s 80 E~~--s S~.r. - w-.at-xs--~
NA.Hfxerux Anx Mss Eirn-
h--th fla<i~r. a daaxhter - Isri< -ss~a-
IaAn-el " Pager. cai~f % crduanc~-
7 aisest State army. .hct an8 k1Ile4 n
eoiorr't vcuth aamess Ern~ss tsr~~n-
wAnza sh~ detected stealing fruit at the
szhurh.a rsSsas-ac~ - h~r f4th-r- abcu'
uaan y-SserAav. ana vas discharged
hv the esvrcu~r i4~t er~u5nx % to-
zruuaa fhzs iAe aanici,ie Eas uain-
tens5ouaL
No tragedy q r~eezs yearS IN wssA-
trgtgr has c2aS-t sueh a seasatistu. 90
h~eu frauxhf xish sore inaEea ate rx-
easeua@ns a the ~ yh hscrhsso-l % its o.
cGrrenre
The r~si.iezc- Of G~a- FsAxier = in
the ua~th1est~rn S-rsion % " 4shinx-
ton On Califnruiz sreuac- aad the
Zruan't~ surruundinx IL have h~ez ezrc-
fuiiE cultivated Tor thu proSuctio1 %
fruit as4 .lSerS. ard thfs attrzefioa
vss the iudir~ct caa<e of yesterdays
fatal eTwr.
Mss flagl~r. -hs = brsreen = susi
y yearS eld. saw soase oac basiiy en-
g@gea IA gathering fruit from ore %
tAe trees IN th- rard~n- A demand 10
leave the pr~1i>-< -. h~inx izss~4i-
asely eooaP3ieSs -ish. the LADY vithaut
a-y farther iuteutioz tha1 - etri i<htel
s-aF the intrusl-r. discharged the ess-
tsuts q an array r~rei .-r n the dir~s-
sioz q the PlauA~rr-- The ballet
FauTred throuxh the hsiy Of th- by.
~ho Sas ah0ut IS years cid. xiilizx
ksrz iaxszntIw-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMS.

AT P1ducah. Ky-. on the ssh Will
SiGs aad Lucy Perry, s~eetheArts,
quarrelei ana Sims started 20 leave the
woman, whea she p4lled \ pistol from
the folds OF her dress and killed hin
NEs- T. DEwITr TALxAsE died a:
Daa.ille. y Y. on the Sch Since the
burning OF the brooklyn T1bern1-le
lass year Ms T4Inaze has szssrel
froG nervOas P-os.rati0a- and h1s never
faIly recovered from the shoek sustained
thea
NAssIE Lay. aged u ysars, has ot
GRAD Rapids. Mieh-. fallen into the
habi, Of sleeping tweaty 20 Otsenty-three
h0zrs cat % t~ensy-fcgr. sue has beea
doing It for eight or uins weeks. and no
oae has vet bsea discovered % relieve
her s0unolenee-
MRS- ELzAEETH DAvIs. age1 les
years. died On the "a AZ shs Delaware
C0anty lad lasrmzry. she Sas ex-
eee1inxly bright. aa1 toand hsr way
abozE The bzil4iag zn2ssissel
A EEF0Er hy c0EzzsrriAl Ageat Ss~rn
At Bazberg. Germany. 20 the state de-
pzrtDeat shows that FOG the year lsSf
Germany seat 20 the Uzited States
54.@i0 e@izraats The largest s@izra-
tion 70 TIE United States Eas in IssI.
aunbsrin< >as.is9 persons
PEfVArE zavices received a. Washing
tor fron Guatemala On The Ssh izdiea.s
that sensational 6evelO7nsnis a-sctis- =
possibly the fgtsrs o; Central America
may be expected ~ithia the mex tAiEty
a4yx
TUE niaers 0s Spring Valley. III.
broke Ogt on the 4th il a var upoa the
negroes Eiih a vie~ Of either massacre
ing them o. driving them without the
city limits Several negr0es Esrs se-l-
ously injured
THE naorthly statement prepared by
the director Of the mint shows that iGr-
ing July the total coinage of the Unitsd
States a1oansed 10 sSSs5. coo. as folloxs=
Gold. - 80. 0oOe silver. Ss-s.coe- miner
coin. Sis, ,eoa
TEE eorn crop Of this yez- Eiil bs he
largest that has ever bsea known !. Is
estimated a. the present tine thAt the
yield will exceed By so. ooo- 90 Bushels
the record Of any preVioGs year
CoSTISUoUs rains have ruined the
riee crops in many PARTS Of JsF2a- sz1
famine IS feared May lives have
already been lOss. ard the damage doEe
"a sEssE9z4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
ABOUND HOME

4 REcH~oSD VA newspaper gives =
very graphic account Of the xrecking
q = trziniood OF vzteraeIons on a ne
cent Sunday within a short distance
Of church hIled with eolore,i people
A DEPAI--NExr store IN New York
city has rented an old unused church
editiee. and has converted Il into . rid
ing academy for purchasers Of the
especial makes ot wheels in which the
6rLa deals
Ir IS claimed the first leather cane
was made b. William Reynolds Of Fond
1U LSe il Isz.- Wow they are u-ade in
half ! dozen Of the state peritectIzries.
as vel as by several 1szncfzetErsng
firms
SEAL 6SAing his beea abanEoaea BY
so=e % the seali1g sehooce-s. but they
have resorted 70 bunting sea o.ters
along the Northern Paeife eoas.- one
schooner was very Successful this year.
some Of the single skins secu-esi selling
for from se53 to Ss5s each
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

NssHISsreS. Aux 1-W~ss-< Cran-
moust K-ns-siy. Jcha " Ian-S,sa
sni " r. Messaire. essazseI ia b.aals
of Iohn T. Waller. eN-Cniie4 states
e'rusnl a. Ta1atzvr- NasAg1~-Ar. have
ss--esa an spp~1. asking f1r coair5b,a-
;ioa> - fznf uhich viii eu4A.se M
Waller and her fa@ily. nax az Nzmri-
tius. - reacA the nit~,i >sat-S Afr
zarratiny the facts IN csauectio1 --i-h
Waller, arrest. caa~p-tisa zzt se=-
tenc~ ~ the Freneh os5esaIS. th- ao-
ps-zi p-n-o~esas-
Fana< a-- ue~ss-a - bring N-x
Waller Aad her fazilF hsan- Sae Ia.
=7.n~tazt eTal~aoe n support q her
hsshasa's inno.o-ze- q 80 eh1r<e oz
whieh h- was eszvacsszs bv the Fr~zsa
eo1rs-uz&rfiAi a. T1zztaxe Th- De-
rsrtE-as % state ! ingairin- iats
Wall~r's ei4iz sgsinst the Fre1srh Erv-
ernm~1t faF Illegal arrest naE InaprIs-
oumeas azsi tk= virtzsi eaass.-asisa %
= valuable cozceS>ipu which rad h-eu
grantees - him bv the QUEEN of NAda-
gzscar. cat has ~ fana1s available fo-
bringing Mrs Waller aud her eh lldrea
20 the TEit-a >.Ase&
Mr. Waller Wa one of the leading
men % eslor in this country, his et-
forts ami Sacrifices N behalf of negro
elevation eanao; he overloose5. aud it
: hoped that Systenatie and inmedi-
ate Efforts will be made by the eoIored
people. in their churches and through
ether aEenei-s- - rzis- funds for the
relief % his needy and unfortunate
family
1t : believed that grievorS wrong
has been done 10 Waller and Bray by
the French military authorities in
their war Of conquest against 3sdz-
EzSear. for which. sooner or later,
apology viii h~ made to the United
States and indemnity paid 30 the s1s-
ferer<
Bat this appeal > made TO citizens
o, the United States without regard to
the question Of Wailer's guilt or in
noe-ne>- His wife aud family are
American citizens and throzxh no
fault Of theirs are destitute a1S help
less far away from h0me- IL Is 90 be
regretted tina, the government has no
funds available for such eases n that
Of Mrs waIler's family. AMI it Is oz
this account that an appeal Is made 20
the general P1biic
All eoztribasians may be sent 10
the departzent % state~
The doeunest states that Nr Wal
Ter vas assistant superintendent %
the Kansas asylum for the edae4tio1
Of the blind. and had held osaer re-
sporsible Posi.ioas in that state h.-
fore be was appointed eonszl at Tsns-
tAve. kavinz been ore 90 the pr-.l-
dental elee.ors-at-lsrEe in Kansas n
rsss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
AN INTERNAL MACHINE
rA- Naa wAs vsasst~~--A 70 op-a II
HsaIy IzI4r-a

DErEoTr. Mich. Aax. &-Earsy last
evening box ab1ut o1~ foot Ssgaa-e
was delivered bv an erp-r~suaz At the
hone Of D. ". II Mo-elaza- \ rs@mb--r
% the water eosnzisSio1 a1i prssani-
neni Pingree o6icsaL The fA=i1y was
suspicious af the cu1.-ntx q the box
and ordered u eozE~yei iato the hac<
Yard Mr.. No-el2a9 inspected the
tor. bat s~fus~d TO op~a l.
william Takeshury. a delivery clerk
hspp~nea al01x AMI volzns~r-el -
op~n the box lie seat a. Il zith n
h7zm-r. Mr. Nor~iAnd sta1siia< iz
the background Sad6~nIy there zAs
! t-rrsnc explosisn IN. clerk -
e~iEe,i the fan force % the internal
zaehi1e- for saeh i proved to - Hi-
t1ee and hazsis wer~ hAGly barnet
An exazi13tioa shovel the box zaS
ioaaesi vita nitro7<iEeerise ana va
sGroax eaouxh - have killed a dozes
mea- By soGz~ iaely ehzace ia. ma
chine 8ii nos eKPio.se rith fall trree-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

rh~ Cttr 90 -v-.<u-. VISA st..-.s e-
Fistsiy n~ssrsT~a -. sbv~r 49, MI
iisa D-ilsr. Wss. - the ctttr--. a-an--
iess-fssi sat Test. rr~@9sIr s~-s
frsia s~.tsis-M.y - . p<.th Hs~- 70
the rssa-
srvSASE- WASH. Arg s-->rragu..
the eozEty s-zt % Liaecin eountF and
tAe eirisa0a Polut aa1 loeatica es fa-
Sorthern Pacific car shoVz. harln- .
population Of sou. waS almost a~-
ssroyet by IRE >asardsv A hirA
wind aDouatinK almost toa hurrs-
cane. vas blowing a. th- tim-. 4aA
the ire swept cser the toz a pTiIh r--
aistiexs furv. destroying over g. e-o a.nc
-orth q property IN t-o hcgr>' tiaa-.
The sr~ hrck- cot ia a Iivr-r s.ahg.
"a the scuth si5- - tie rail-saA
sEseS. as4 'roz her~ the eazn~s swept
aeress = the Rorth side AnA withia
ksif an hogr bssh sss.es - the ;ra-<s
we're s@-thinx mas Of sazse~
On the norsh side the a-p.ss s2s the
srst 70 -, sn4 fron there the sane.
spr-a1 - the rsiirslaa he@Aqaar.~rs
bsil1iax. ic~ hors-. hote.. ard rzflruaa
re=tauraEts- ta<izE everything IA the
sh4pe y hsn1izx
Froen the s.arTsnx p-sint aaoth~r
ARA ~ 4r- b~<A1 - iic< s1 sh- ha1lA-
inxs "a th- eatsaf= - tn t-Ae<s
FIrSt. Two h,arl<s 90 fran bafIafars
saeinx th~ trz-S< yea. li<- . aaSa-
a11 the inm~s~~ car shoo .zi -vsaa.l-
h0=~c next tp1as S-e Ssvea % the ~a-
giaes we're -ott-a cat in time To sar-
them b~fore the uund-houSe TEL n.
earyiE.s three other<
The hinge oil Tank . tho rpar % ~.
ssoPs exploded scattering the barnin-
cil aroanl an4 s~rr-si 70 surrad sh-
ar~ 70 the bzsine>S pcrtsoa % the
town
The nrcnen u-re p.gwerleSs u .sar
The avfzi sea q s2zses. a1d uithin an
hezr every bss>in-ss hozs- ~ifh ih-
exe~psisa % thre~ snail -tcre< AMI
tAe Fir~t natic1al han< -zs ir aSh-S
VERY Iittl-. e any- =-rehanli>- was
"a xed
Many q rae c-tlEeas A. ha-zr-Iess.
4 sp-eiai train left here Satu-.lnr
4 xht carry in< food sa3 t-utS - -
sufferers
The sre ua1v - a desth b1ar 30
>prz<u~. a. it i prstahl- the Moth
sru Faeise vHI usz move - shop.
here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

Tuo y1pa- eoanaryu@n sho reside
ziz= n les east of ko~-azska have got
ten themselves inss the has4s e ta-
tai;sd >taies zsteorities for iadai< ~
n the free aat uzli@it-,s Coinage o.
psHter WithoNt anit % Eala~- The
aazcs % tie parties Uho have t@ea
coming she s2zrsoss aaoley al eir-u-
iafin< q are To@ Aix~z. 1--,a 1toas -
ana Ten Atkins. a<-4 1b5at l.. h,ssh
azEiHE bo-as god rep=t.fssas hereto
fore Tae e0aatsrfelt = a vsrF voc-
oas. All - = szrr-isinE that aay s.e
ooai2 b. deserved b. L. No 4euoaiiuA-
tioas have bsen discovered ere-ps 5
eent !. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

AErooSA. Pa, Aug S-Duriuz .
he~vy thunder storm yesterday after
nooz n large barn b>ioaxiaz n nart4
B>ll- % the outskirts ot this city. wac
struck by hzhtninx and bzrn~5. 70
xesher with is eonteztS About the
sane tine = wandering family from
WIilIanspors. Pa. soazks shelter Ez-
der q tre@ near nurcazsviif-- II.
tree ~as stra-iS and John n. Nll.-
was killed Tie mother. Mrs. Miller.
was 80 BADLY burned that she will dls.
Two others, Dor and glri. ~--- 50
ver-ly shocked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
TIE oUEsTRow CASE


UsEoN. No Aag- 3-In the nz-s-
frow murder trial yesterday the de-
f-ns~ piae~i z4ny nitrexse. oz the
s'aa1 % proTe the drinkiax habits %
Arthur Duestrow. rs p~caiiar mas
nertsns during childhood Aad seho.o;
csys. zzd the drinking p<op<rsities %
b. mother Th-se matters were te-si-
f-a 70 hy hssyho1d eomP@niozs .ehosi-
mates zni rs lzter assoesz.es. also
ey sn1e % hi- zosher's ar,saaiutxnees.
and >everal long 1-p~saGions wrre
r-aI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

to~FrTrTToS for the location % 10.
National college % mechanics ami sn.
arts. 10 10 erected by the Knights
IenPiar. has narrowed down TO Pitts
bargh and Chicago The knight. viii
decide on one of the<e cities in th-s-
Convention at Boston. AEznss -
ELLA JESkTS>. aged =. uhiIe stand
ing IN the door of her house in the
suburbs Of Jacksonville. Fla. on The
sls'- dnring heavy storm. was killed
oy an electric bolt The bah. she held
ia her arms was unhArmed
A FIEE a, Meuominee. Nieh-. on the
night OF the 3tss. swept over a terri
tory Of nearly forty acres aHa destroyed
IS. COO. oo9 feet Of iumh~r. TIE p~op-rtv
Of A spies. the Girara Lu-ab~r Ca and
kay Shore Lunhsr Co. Together with
otiees and buiidi1xs one wood mill
and about 5000 cords Of slabs. Several
srenen and soSae citizens were in
;ur~d
At Potts Camp. Mss. On the nfxhi
Of the sist. j. A Caslin. prumineut
local politician. sbSs and instantly
killed Ea West. telegraph operator.
who he shozxht was too slow in ~
eeivinx a zeSssze which Catlia zante.s
to send OF
JUr1Ts A TAILOR United states dis
triet attorney for the western district
Of Tennesses. died in Memphis on the
isi
EAETHerAkEs have beeu prevalent
Of late on the Toaxa isIznds. bat a.
serious damage Is rePorted
oS the fSs the Greek CHAMBER ap-
proved the budzet and the pariianen-
tary session closed
Ex-MAr0K HrsH OrBEIEx. Of Boston.
died AZ SoG-rville. Mass. on the isi
AEzoSsCT BU~E made an sseen-
sion by noonlixht al PhGnix. Ariz-. on
the iSt- in \ not-air balloon. bot IN
descending in his parachute he fell on
top Of a hozse. sustai ming IN juries from
which he shortly died His partner.
Nelson. got a fall the same eTeninx.
snstsIning a broken zru-
THE C0zlt~rviIie stage was held up
ard rsbh-a about !. nil-< north-as,
OF Ner1esA. Cal. On the lsf- By a inaslsesl
hixhwzyman- There uas onIv one
Nao esla'r1eaied Uaat he
80 Eoid Paece- several paeS-
~ CON we're t&<en- tne F2lle of
Na.en = nos <aoNn-
Ns% ELfzABETH DAVIS sEed TO-
F-&r.- aiec- o. the - a. the IAcla-
ware nndl county i16ruAry. whrrr
she had h~ez for tweztv-S-e vearN
q the tiF1e o. Der death sh- was
siie an1 p'a>sessea al her facilities
forE trazPS were killed near Caa-
ton - on the 81 By a eoiltsaan h>-
tween two s-ctious % broken freight
train 90 TIE Pittsburgh Fort WaTE@
a tnse1go "a ilruae. Dpaa whicA they.
~ith osh-rs were stealing \ ri1s-
LIsHTxExs struck a COMPANY q Ger
mas soldiers A. drill ia the district oF
De Senneyz. westnhal5z. "a the -
and Host % the -eu we're prossrzte,a
Eight of thea were left n advinx con
di,ioz-
THE Tavlor bro.h---. % trial a. Car
rolIsoo. No. for the uaassaer~ as the
Ne-k's family. were fourd xuatr bv
the jary. oa the ID. after two hours
aad tn r;y seven nainztes' delihxra.ioz-
A ptsPATca from Maiara- M.a.va~-
car. on the 81 sid that th- Hsra Sol-
dier< we're d-s~rtfnx-1 u.ass~. after b.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

A Aeozn;ry HAT can raise frcn forty 20
sixty b4shsls % corn 10 the acre. frOn
10 10 80 bushels o. potatoes. from tao
10 three tors - hay tao zHt iarse crops
Ot vegetables, from 0re-haIE % a bale %
bushels Of eats tkzt furnishes pasture
ten oGt ot the twelve zoaihs ot the
year that can r3iss 4 s0s-pouzd hog a.
a cost Of sI-se- 3-yez--olG mzl= foe So
anl =-ysar-Ol4 Essriiax for eompzra-
lively nothing, ought never 70 alloE it,
people - sufse- for SonetainE - eat
>aea country IS I1zoo oeozaty--YALOo
CITY He.=ai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
CONFIDENCE RESTORED


Nsssr~srux. AEx "A te,e<rzm
wAs reserved fruu tea Coppinger a.
array As@-qz&r-~rS yesterday after
Eo-nz- aates Yesterday. eszSr-nizx th-
repcrt fro@ Ea=1t-iio. va Omaha ~
erivea yesterday Herain< u further
ssA;-a that ssea Coppinx-r's esvzlrv
a-e RoEx ezmP@A =. NarTS-aie- ausi
that ths lnfanlTY hare he~n halted
W-S, - ihe Teten r.ag~ - await far
tier orders
Ce1sdenes- the dispatch ssTs. has
oeen restored AL Tie settlers ar- re-
turning h0a1e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

Ners4ilz. Az<- 2-S II SlIha-.
reF-sseztlur . lhau & CO. % >arsnx-
s-i4- III. r-aehs4 Msri1ian is.fzy Tie
Sra f=W uazshs zEo was rrazsssI \
frausAsse hy the ctr hozrss - ersct An
electric lirts PlAnt far ii-stszg TIE eisY
sai % pzt &c a belt iize % slscsris ears.
Tke frzact - raiis fer the xar< - b4.-iu
q The slst isst-. the li-hts AMI plAas =
- IN TEL oreraiioa "a thres uostks
after Eh.s aste. 1E4 fvs Eilss cs trzek
aad ears q the lztess Improvement 10
o-s in oPeras.oa b February q. Is9s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

WAszISsrOS. AHx S-Trrsszry en-
p-rts. fxEinx upoz the daily qzSsa-
t5OaS % the prevx1z< p<se~< Aav-
reported % the sec-st2rT thsE Ezw-s.-
O-S II United States securities real
iEed dariax the G0zth % Juiv the s0l-
losing azzu4l rates OK iz.e-rss zeoa
their inve-.zeuts-
C1itei States : pr ee.r eou1ca
boaes OF 1904. Az per ee1t. Cai.-.d
States per cent eouDo1 boz6s 90
lseS. 80 per cent United States =
per cent coupon bondS Of I9e-, : -.
per eenE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
= MISSOURI EDITOR


- - WIZ
~. ]csEFH- No. Anx 1-V. T. VII
iEaH-s editor % the >tAnb~rrv Herald.
aad = A Weim<r. e-iisor % the stan
h-rry >sntiuei. have h~~n iEs1ur <iur in
a EeSsPaper quarrel Williams stated
IN hts pzp-r T1sslsy tkat be had A.
eEn1alatest all hts property himself.
and- While his t1x-s we're nos -
mech a. thnse 90 the essiior %
the >snEin>i. noae % his wealth hf3
csaIe In TIE way - o hyrn~ui@E ean-
tract made a, the altar Nrz weizer
eo1-i'leres3 thzt the p@raxraxh re-
1-s-trd on her She i the dzzxht@r as
" Hampspn- n-Ever Eillsonafr-
Thp lived for many Tears a. Nount
Peasant. Ia The day q h~r mar-
rage her = ta-r p~~S@ases sh- editor
vTith cheek for <ls. 5sa 1n.i 8; u2s -
shis Pr-s@at shzs res~r-noe VA. nzaase
81 Williams IN fh~ aft~rno-ou NJ
We -ussr. a.1-l-npaz ~ ~ h~- hushzzd.
went - th- Herald osis,e and hn-Se-
whfgp<ss wlliazS. vhM. W.izaer
str'sc< bis rivzi or>r she AeaA wits .
Errca 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
-wHes GREEK MEETS GREEK"

A H.-.iiEa saEHr Truss Isr--asd 90
Break Dowa the Am-rte4a Tr,zs.
san FRAScIsco. Aug. s-Ihe Ha-
vaiiAn sugar planters have nader
taken to form a trust which has for lts
objee. the bre&kiaz 6orr os III.
American Sugar trus; and the es.ab-
lishing Of free market FOR srSzr.
Nearly 81 Co. 90 has been szbse-fbe4
Ead the Sp-eelceis brothers. - an.
city. have bSsn asked to !oia tie cn---
binatioa- A. GrSt i "a. shouxht tha,
the Local sugar klnzs would joiz. szs
sheT have since refnse.l 20 do 50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

CTSeTSSATI- Aux- "A special 20 tn
Post from Nashville. Team. says.
Ton WeStb-Ook shO, and almost in
st2a;ly killed Wa wllIansoa o.
Broad street. this morning. Both are
vell-kno~n young men % this city
westbrook gave himself up to the Po-
lice. and made = statement tha. VIII
hanson had wrongea his sister. He
demanded tia, reParztion shoald h-
made by Al immediate marriage. bat
Williamson declared with zn cath
ihA; lie uonl1 sct do VIA; was de-
GanAea y sssn. iAeFesPoa Tssi6roa4
sfs hial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
lNPERIIED MINERS
C.axAf ~ ss< <ss4~@ Fl.s<A.x 81
-<sxsk.A N@xls-rr.

LoNpeS. Aa< "A dfsoateh f-os
salteazts. a sosn On the hay % Ars
S<,utiarA saFs that th- Azeh-ahz-xi-
oolliery, near sh1t P1se-- was 9aoa-si
yesterday hv Ua-sr br~z<izx n fron
cesfr0r-st Eur<5s<~ Ab-put zis-sw
win-rs wrs- a. war< ris~n the a--i-
deaf occurred Nss 90 th-za e---zv-.s
bat foart-~n zer- Ssill - the szia~
aass : Vas s-aress kAs p~rfxh~,A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
ss----r. ..s C~sr-- rr-<svss.s-s I-ss I.

ST JosERE. Nieh. Aux S-whu.
the fuz<r1l services % Eaxe1e Skuzrt.
n Th0 hAn<e1 hizs~lf ThurSiAy. we're
in progress yeStsuiay 4fter1oez- the
floor gave way and the knights %
Nacabees- E10urners a1d eurP~e. we're
all preeipst4teI into the e-lia- sew
erzl xozz<a fainsed- bat aside fron a
few bruts<$ no o1e vas hart Ever
thing Was rixhted the services p-r-
eeeded and the funeral was eo1ei1eea
according 70 proxraune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

Nk-zISSr0S. Azx- 1-Th- p-a@s e.
Zee &-p4rtaz~a: yesterday i<.z-ss
frza4 srler 1xsizss Frzae-- " L..-.
brsncA - The sicA~t euze~rz - sA2s
state Shieh dtd aa -x->1ssv- basl 49,
Aai wAs elo~eS2 ~oz- tize sgEs ~ th<
ArpNrszeas exelu.llzx lis matter srusz
IL. mAEx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

Is 4 magistrates eoErt IN East Nar.
folk Engizni. oa the Soth. LsrA John
NodeAosse- eldest sou and heir of fh~
earl OF Kimberly. was Ea>d Es far de
orderly conduct His of+ense ecusixsesl
In having diStErhed and practically
ero<en up a political me~tinx IN
HAish2rn during the late general elee-
tioaS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

On the ID adauxht>r Of Gea- Flagler.
esi-f Of or'3EzRee, L = A. shot and
killed boz who. she claimed. was
stealing fruit from her fathers gar
Gen in Washiuxtoa city The yoan-
woman wSs ARRESTED. bat later was
discharged By tho enroeer. who found
the killing 70 BE nninsentioazL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
MINNIE WILLIAMS.


NExPE1s, Tenn, Aag. s-Ni=zie
Williams. Of Holmes case celebrity.
is <&s1 to Be Ia this city. and the de-
eiA-stson IS made b one ~ho claim. 20
have seen. ecnr-r-ed with and heard
a partial adutsxian 90 b~r laratify
from th> voraana. own iip.l The
party who makes the assertion = =
Liltlr Rock rrx;d.zs. Shc rake. sr>-
slszi ts.Pa - Ez4 ls We. aessasss,sA
in Mezrhia i = .as,sf~S fass - -.
sFiysied q rssfsg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

N p~rsoa @slirqs-at ~ poll ave.
as p-raait-s& % vo.s In TO- Nalobzsha
prlZ1rr- The sH-rgilEe cazm5ttee rs-
q-sste,l ths sa@EiE 70 fsruisa Isst for
eI-a ErscEuet o those she wers 4siiz-
qzens oa Poll taxes. tAe sane 20 b.
ssastss n the vosinx bsoth. Th~ lss3<ss
Eere zatAosszss4 - ehAli@a-- al issent-
iug Fos~rs fasS4 % sal lEssx TAs
ralias Fr~vents& a. tat sli<ihie sassFs
fr-n f1rti-i paiinz Il The Hsziz1sisaN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08
G<ra.a selzs-rs Pre.fr.f<1 ~ He.--.'.
Area1fsrv

BEEIES. Aax- A dispatch froz
Padbo1rne. westphalis- sSSs that
Lightning struck a company os SOL
disrS ~ dril in the sistric. Of De
Seuneys- and most Of the men were
Frustrated Eight OF then are IN
arlnx e.nnSitlss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

A COW in Appleton. Wis. which re-
t1ses1 food. rv=s to3nd to hare : iadyi,
At PIN ta-Ez: clear tzroaza lea
t5Igss. u lad remained there fsrs q
ihfse asys sefsTs h~iHE aiscorsrs-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

Tie erop- IN P&aola county are very
good iioEsver. there has been too
usEeh raia- Meiozs and frais are very
plsnsifEL Tie people are raising more
oOrn sal hozs anI al the necessa-iss Of
life are beiHz pr0isesi At hone more
ahsna@nily tb4a las beea doae for
U1ay yeas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-08

The Maryland state demoeratie Goa
veatioa for the nomination Of n stzts
ticket met in Ealtinore. on the sIst
less than ffty delegates being present
Joan T. Hurst was nominated for s-s~
ernor on the first ballot Marion De
kals Smith was unanimously re-non-
mated for comptroller. and Charles
c. CrOthers for attorney general