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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
Mr.. JONES. DILEMMA.

tie Bes.na~s Cltis~n 80 th~ Hawaiian Re-
pf'siis. N-t Wants rafs~.a states rr-t-e-
tisn- Nstait tsRstisss tho Nsv@r.. ,,yss-
s's" - Secretary ssr--issrs-rr~-~us. Hts
ts~~ 80 Minister WEIi~-The rr~s-sa
Trtst> -tiii rre<r---ts<-
loNeIrEt Feb. :. VIA san FRNxrt--
90. Feb. ia letter was addressed a
few davs axo Ia Juitcsi states Minis
ter Wills bT T. G. Jones. ur,iminent
American resident of Honolulu. saving
that aithuueh n~ariy all hts iuconse
wa derived froui Investments ia ths-ss.
i>lan'ts. b.. was prepared to pay his in
cpule tax a. an American citizen. but
nr~t desired information % Mr. Willis
as to hi. standing aud right To prntec-
tion a. saeh citizen According To
decision hy Secretary FrvlinC-
huy~eu. he has never forfeited
his right a. such by accepting Io-cal
citizenship IA Hawaii. although secrs.-
tary tsrrsham = ausieFstoOi - bold an
opposite opiuiau- Jones SAYS he has
served a. minister Of state both Under
the monarchy ami PROVISIONAL gov
erufusat- that he has taken oath 20
supgsrt the republic % Hawaii that
dur ng tbs. rvrent inSur-.-tion h.. car
rls'i n gun - defend hi~ hu1se and
FAIRLY ansl those - others against
uisa.s vi,sls-nce. fIs. now ak the nife.I
states minister v vhetiIssr b. c1utinus.S tn
b'.ertitlesi taPrsteetiln a. an American
citissn notwithstanding the appar-
~nt adverse publl-he,i Instructions,
scut ts tdmirat Es-ar,i~lec ~. cur
,i,irr~ it wrpsg that he shuuid I.,.... his
riZt4t - protection f.rr - defending
himself lie fs prepared t. paw ths.
q 1e,i states Income Tax. bat ASKS -
hts bis stains clearly defined By ths.
mit ,ster.
Nr- Willis has replied that he will
su-'sli the question - the authorities
az Wa-hingten-
un the aftern*-,u - the 5th th, cases
= Joan W. CaFnFn5ns and capt Davies
- the Wa5mauala were taken M To-
rethsr Nith tAs. rila-geS of misprisiau
t'r trwasoa- Roth had contributed
irlp-lrtsnt tssti1auF in other trials
tuanIuiIis estuussl Mr. Wa.rspu.
mz.ie a iengthy plea f,r only a tine
for the aid man zho hal been Tel
asay hy hi> intimate. seward. and
hl- -s'n-ia- larv. Walker. ushn vas much
rr'f.srn in h~aith AMI finances. and
uA's h-d been aatri f.r grusrgaS
hs~p5talitv- Cumruiu~ was one q
iauiSalsnfs csttnaillssisnerx . Wash
IuEtuu last surnlu-r- H. csnf,ssss,l -
nv nS assisted in arrangements f1r
" iaasiins q ths arms tz,th Dawes
AT De- pleaded .rai-ry
-si-e Aavoeass Kinney tlpa.-hs ths.
aEvef th- areu~ss,t ami hi, urs.viuus
P'~i1va in tb- cs.untrv would weigh
"lth h. executive In favor q the 49,
crl-s-L
NesrS Craig snsG Marshall. vha
were e''asi- e.i e frsas.sa- arc stilI c,.u-
hnf-'i n trt-lu awaiting t.i.- court mag
/, ti1l s--ftrzss g. - e=trri,-.f out-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Mrs. Charles Trimhle. very worthy
lady % Grsaada- died last week AFTER a
long iiiae~s4 >As Nzs a daa<htsr %
the ATE Coz J. D Leaore. Of tsreaa.ia
Comfy and 4 <ranasiaH "a ssr of tsreez-
WOOD Leasre. ehief % tie Choctaw Va
ti0n-
Mr. Scott yaan< nan ~ ersenville.
vas arrested n wess Poias Lass xeex
.ad tried before Mayor Jsrlaa fas SoIic-
itin< trade for WHISKY for the Erun cs
his flasher a. G-eenvsIle. MAYOR jordan
azssss@ hsz- Iis M1s tA@a arrested
and rrted before Jastiss Martin and
eGrviece6 The l1s- ease xls appealed
% tue circzis court
Owing - the Tr0sraeted spell OF cold
weather sorze % The poorer cIzsses Of
>-I.,ekssa are ear ot faeI and shors o.
food A euumE1tee took the natter in
haad Nzss week znd n ssw hozrs
raised al ~. means needed ani lbs
sill see that Tr~---.sr psE@-~
aided The mass siessi sls->'--Y usais f5,.u
among the poorer class u zex-oc<
The work Of r~lIevisg ,ae distressed
among destatats people N Nerd an. in
Gaesd By the eold weather. was taxen ia
hand By The eisizezs laxs zwex- A iar-e
majority u those relieved Sers n---u..s.
an1 veEy few ot th@m zs-s saanL O. b.
n actual want q either saad- f1el or
clothing The contributions - tbe r.-
lief faaa have beea spoar4zeoas AL
generous. and there = ALREADY amrl-
His4ns sithi- reach % the -rrmniLree %
meet every demand usasla 81 p.au taeul
There is movement "a ssss bg the
fonn= Meas sasia~ss League q e-tas-
Lish cotton factery At ts-uea~o.g A
proposition has been made bv a -vn.li-
cate 70 thEs efrers- II Gre~nwo.sl WllI
a<e --a-o1o in STOCK the hzlanssr of the
neeessary capital sill be forshcoming-
II the people determine - d H. the
'setory will be established
- Hale. n good peaeezble Oh rsa-
died IL GreensiIis Lass Eees.
-,S-s- The remains were seat
20 l'o'4-> foe farerussas.
Saiss = a--~sr Of western farmers
- = = - .'xnty last week vita
sAs~ % lDe1 .~e Most ef them
are tfo1i IOWA se-s Iowa p.guls
have already parchased ?. -
county, aaG many more are
I 10 come later. The unflvorzble --.-- -.
I prevented them being able % 2
I into the country as much A. they
Z sired. hat they expressed themselves
xeu pleased With the coartry. Is well
a the low prices of land
Mrs. Jane \ LebdeII. aEnt Of MAJ. d.
[ y. Barrows. vas found dead in her he'd
a. Jackson last week she is supposed
10 have expired some time during the
night Il hsart disease
A man named TbomasoA left Winona
for Poplar Creek one day lass week. and
getting cold stopped at a farmhouse 70
-arr1. telling his companions 70 drive
ca 4n5 he woald oyertake them Fail
lnz G. sh7w up the men became alarmed
sud seat back in search OF him, and
Eour1 him not more than half niI-
from he huzse whers be had stoFpo1.
trUssa sssj
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
ANOTHER MISSING STEAMER.
The City % 81 Aa<ussIa. Mae Days over.
due af N<w York

NEw foRK- Feb lathe steamer
City of ST Augustine, Capt GasskiIi.
from Jacksonville. foe New York. l.
now nine davs overdue n the steam
er has been disabled by breaking Of
machinery she may have been carried
hundreds Of miles out OF her course
and would be almost impossible for
her to have yet been able To beat hack
with her limited sail power against
the strong westerly winds which have
prevailed for several days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Chicago has just held a doll congress
at the Auditorium for the benefit of Q
local charity that realized s. doa Many
notable dolls were exhibited Louis
iana was represented at the mammoth
collection By a atyPiessi Louisiana nam
my - the old plantation days This
black NANNY was sent ey Miss kath
crime Minor. late commissioner fronn
Louisiana at the Worlds fair Nam
my's history was sent along with her.
the touching little story being the
work also % Miss Minor. who dressed
the stou after her own old nanny.
Whose memory still fingers in her
heart
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
SOUTHERN oLEAniNcs


Es Il recorded that On February ~
los, the heaviest snow in many years
fell along the gulf coast from Calves
ton ;o Florida. aud from FInrida &c
savannah The snow began a, Sar
Antonio. Tex. uhcrr 4 was >evera
inches deep Al Austin the memk-rs
cf the legislature we're snosvt<ali~d a.
they Jeff the capitol Al iloastsa the
snow was 2. inches. and at New or
leans inches In the latter city
strec;-car traffic was blocked. and pcss
pie were forced - trusixe horn- throagh
deep drifts Imprlviss,t sl~igh- w~rv
brought Dut. and ther~ were iinglina
bells heard in the Crescent City. and
everybody was oat xnavx-bailing. The
only recor,ied snow STORMS ia New Or
leans were in ISL. i-S7. I.si and isas.
At savannah il was the second snow
storm for twenty-five yearS. and at No
bale there were inches Of the brauti
full II was the first snow a. Brunswiek
ga. for eighteen years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
CONDENSED TsLgGRAMs

Is \ EEsgzr ot the woris Of the police
Of Louisville. Ky. % the 18th the
names Of 2.5O5 yioIatars OF fhe sunday
observance law were reported - ChEsf
Of Police Taylo--
An explosion OF gas. which VIII proa-
ably result in the death e eleven
miners. occurred ~ Ashland p, en-
the 18th
THE Alabama Legislature Al iou-nel
on the 18th The htiI for refznsfins the
state debt in gold boa.ss ~ h..en sigasI
By the governor
ToST LaNo. q giehmeaA. NJ. aged
%. widower. living by himself was
found On the fssh Sitting in his chsir
~ an euIpty hrepl1ee dead aa3 frozen-
Il elothes lad 70 Be cut from him.
TEE ssnIition ot the poor in Cock
Coanty. IL. : uzosr serious. according
70 1 report made ~ tAe sus.loor rsliet
COMMITTEES - the county boari
( THE Jspansse fsrees are Hs~ in esu.-
F pless o,,rEpstion st the i-i4a.f oG Tn
Eang T4o. the fsris % shi-h per. tas
.ass 10 hold CUT against ts- sicrori0,..
Iauznese forcus-
THE a8td spells eifecs On cz.sf. a-SaiI
By stockmsn 70 be sery severe and a.
zs--oas. Texas Live stock uea estimate
the loss above = rer cent
Gov OATES. q AiahamA- has vetoed
the alien raiIrozE biil en- the ground
that aIiea oznsrship q property - con
urary 10 the constitution The BAL
Ieaie1 the right % foreign hsldsrs Il
vote sor directors IN Alabama corpora
tions-
HoS W. l. WTrsoS, Of West Virginia
has been = tsndered By the regents tbs
position Of president Of the University
iof Texas. which offer be has noN un.iel
consideration
CoILHcrpES Of internal revena'
throughout the country have alre1ll
begun 70 receive returns Ender the IN
cone tax law. and in a nambsr Ot IN
stances the cash has arc00panie1 ta'
returns
Ar B-rlstown. KF-. en- the f5th th'
, iurv in the case q the eomsoaNealtl
vs.. e. Z Beaver. ext uited states mar
shaI. who was charged wita unlaNfalll
detairing a woman against her VIII
! gave him TAO years in the Peniaentsary
IT is row quite certain thai c u
; Firxest. the defanItfng cashier Of IN
Bank Of Lexington. Va stole A5ol
| $50 eco from that institution He q
: away with ssa.eoo capital stock sH
, assEly sso,eeQ bsloax.ss g tsF0slsoF'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
'CIAL NOTIFICATION
Il. ssfsEs<sr Grsy-rh< Pr~sI-
Seasis Csa-.,gsn----

~ ,,;. i. Feb Is.-The United
- - from the City OF Mex
-. 49,. - Nied account OF the
80 ~, ulster Gray. were
- S-,-.,.--- - -, neeting yesterday
assembled members. 1-,' IT.. - A.,s - eas
has cent \ message 90
Mrs Gray OGieial not ot1so.e nee %
minister's death Wrz Esn =. me
state departments yeste -.~s4 Al .'as
r-s@xy ct-legaiinu BsIler. a ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
COULDN'T FACE DISGRACE.
a D<ssaisia< sss.sisa ss~at Blows m.
Eralns t,at-

n s8.Eats were being audited yesterday
o. Frning- q J. Bowman station agent
az the Wabash Railroad Co. At River
tn this eoanty, stepped outside the
uree anil inserting the end of n re-
80 yer "a his mouth. pulled the trig-
g~r- HS death was instantaneous.
lie aeSnaVvlsigsd 4 dcScit in his ae-
r0ahts OF sloa. which be had taken to
ither al iRvention-a patent tele-
he vas psrfecting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
@ATcalN6 FoR ARMS
'S'-s-s-i To Has, Es-~a shlyp-ss On tho
-<ssszzst.sv \ f4s.

N..s,.s--.I -, H.. -. s,s-. - -.
''sr@ >"aPP-a %" tA~
- $500 ''''
- :. : e'h r. - p, sts''a ''i.'r
- - : - - 'f''i'i li'n''aala
- "a sas aaAla''rlii''s tirre
~ - n Arr'sAA "t tias
y -, - - '''Fi-
cAarte % carry arsaS bv the sane
sent th. hlSs iustal ussslt
5s.rr- sevegA p.-r-1us arr
Erssss f.ar sspf'os.'si pzirtici-
F - -raeHae - b. ~ the Arms
the ue,utiaii i,sns sVcrs
sue taanerinfr.. xno u
"''' awaiting trial His
49, ls e uPou crrtain eorrr-
iutn the hansis
- NJ e was thr'ruEh
nat suspicion fell
the Vine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
Fire at suriinsSn- Wis--Ou~ Of the Bald.
ia<s L=xsI-a By an ExpI sis.a-

BUKLReToS- Wis. Feb Is.-Fire
started in the BGeIl block and the Ra-
cine department was sent FOR. bus ar
rived after the ire was under control
The Buell. Hardware Co lose sI0.oo0
and $4,000 on building. C. T. FoItz.
dry goods. lose $4,000 on stock. Z Z.
Mills. LAWYER. 500 on books. and the
Commercial club ss0g on furniture.
Little insurance
A quantity Of pow der stored in the
hardware store exploded and Ieveied
the walls Of the twO-sto<y brick block.
injazing two lsE slightly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Georgia il excited over the metessr
which flashed through the heavens the
other night. and FROM the explosions
which were distinctly heard il Is snp-
Psrsed the meteor must have fallen
near Atlanta II was very eio~e 10 the
earth in passing over Atlanta. and
iooSci twice a. large a. the sun
stories concerning it, fight are cum
Ing IN from differen; parts Of the state.
aud at several points searching parties
are oat seeking for the spot where il
fell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

President y. y Clements % tbs. Ala
hama Cotton Growers protective 1850
eiatiou has issued an address In the
cotton growers ~ Alabama. Hr<ing sc-
creased acreage in accordance rvith the
general plan adopted at the cssuv~ntioa
al Jackson. Miss A. the only cue BY
which 70 raise the pries.- lie has zP-
pointed county presidents in every
county in Alabama. and arges them u
call meetings and ors-aniz-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
BEATS mARoI 6RaS.


n ~uou aAruANaA IN New ort@Na~-Ths
Heaviest EaIi In Fsrsy-Fixe Y-sr.-
NEW ORLEAS<. Feb. Is.-Not since
the winter 1t I>50 have such sights
h-sen witnessed n thos. seen in this
city THURSDAY evening From Il n M
the snow had b,s,,n falling heavily. and
a. the foundation was g,ss-i il forTne-.
over eight inches deep in the eity
streets. with drifts much deeper il
the outskirts by evening ali tie
electrician lines werr blorhzs,l.
and mast of the other routes. forcing
business men in many instances -
trudge h@ms miles through the deep
snow On Canal street aud the main
thoroaghfares a SNOWFALL carnival saa
in progress all day. aud hotels. club
and store windows were full ~ sight
seekers taking in the unwouted specfa-
eis. Improvised Sleigh> hastily put to-
gether on harris ran the gauntlet 81 a
SHOW fHsillads a. they passed the chser-
iRg. shouting crowds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
PRINCESS PAuLINA..
Tn. .ussll.-ssf wsaa-... >asvauaa- ss Pa~a-
......l--a.

Nrw YsRK- Feb. IE---Prineess Pau
Ifra- ths. smallest - woman. known
a. the Living Ttall- died yesterday
H...rnfa-E q rnsuuiauia- She weighed
har - n-sausls- aasi was only seven
ten inriss tail She was ts have
s7.I.-hrat..st her ulusteenth birthday on
rlss. -ssh q tass mamth.
she sas h.,rn At esssuirecht. IoI-
4ne February ~. Is-s. the seventh
caitt q faH5iv II tWelve- Her par
sutz arr reilu~t p.npiss, rather above
ti,s average heiSht. a. are also her six
,-ssr- ansi two brothers. all of whom
living On the dav of her birth
Sc ru,-aszr-ai twelve inches. and gained
ou-v ive inches in stature thereafter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

The Everett hotel IA Jacksonville.
kia-- vas ~ssld the other dav By th..
owner. Nathaniel Webster. of Boston.
- samuel 2. smith. Of Gloucester.
Mass. for se0o. Ca This includes Land,
buildings and all furniture aud 6x-
tures- The Everett was built in i--5-
s. at n Gust of nearly ssao ooa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

ROCHESTER y Y. Feb. I6.-SuSau 3.
Anthony. koshesters most widel =
famed resident. Is . years of age 10
day. In honor % the event the gen
eral Of the xomAn's suffrage hosts will
be given n banquet and reception to-
night At Washington. u. C., where she
Is attenaance AZ the general council
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
MINISTER oRAYs sooY
VIII BE- ftroa<ht Hsaae from a-xi~a Toe
HariAI at InsIlan.al al.,ll--

ISDfASAFuET>. Ind. keh. IL -Fierrs
Gray. sou of the dead minister to Mex
ieo. says that hI> fathers body viii bs
brought here at uncr for burial
The funeral viii be large one. many
organizations from all over the stats
having already signifi,-'i their iutentinn
10 attend The body VIII probably lie
in state at thS ss-fJ..,is ssas.slrs-. Tbs
legislature adjourned oat Of resp.ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

At a mertinx ~ ths. farmers of wes.
Tenn. the following reS.rlnt5un was
unanimously asiaPtesi-
--avs nT tAts cgux-ussra ef szr~x-- TAas
- shall r~slure ta- acr~1zr fa~ tA~ erup -
80 - rutsaan trum ~hieh axx~ nszztsv
Ftznfc7f- especially ne serwAz~ - aAsz v-1r -
asf eNrrvsi.uc - pr c=nf- - s4as i4sr T~4r =
aereaee- AMI taas - 1Erw~ - anas. hy sa4ss
-es.iiuriau- ant reeummeast sT~ry h.r-a~r a.
aei a. al cutteu E-us~rS. - asie~ ay ne
sazss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Saivator de Ia IIerren. Spaniaryf Of
noble birth from Seville. spain. cum
uiittssi suicide in New Orleans BY shoot
ing through the heal He spent ali
the money sent him By bis relatives.
and heing reuuorsefui and moneyl~ss.
he talls his own lff..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

AccoEDfSs u the Berlin newspapers.
the German emperor l. studying the
international Avs reg1rIsing the pro-
lection Of private property in naval
warfare AMI eutertains plans in refer
euee thereto which viii be boon 70
the eivilizsi wnrId
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

MExEC0's eousiirious have been peace
fully accepted BY Guatemala who guar
antees their faIflImeas- The eundi-
ti.lus will soou b. published officially.
Both sides have male concessions The
Gaatsmalan question Is At last aTniea-
bly, settled upon an equitable basis be-
tweeu the two republIes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Os the fsrh Herr Liberruarn Won
Sounenherl-- anti-semite member Of
the Geruan reiehstag- challenged Dr..
E.secisei- Who is deputy OF the saase
p.siftieat faith, 10 fght i duel n essu-
sequence of some IibeIous remarxs
maize by the latter IN the course of an
an1i-semiii.. meeting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

While the 4-year-ogd daughter Of
MIR Garrett. II Salem Ala. was p.av-
ing about the ere IN her mothers room.
her cllthing caught fire and she was
badly burned before the flames eorld
be extinguishesL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Hox- Isaac p GRAY. of Indiana.
American minister TO Mexico. arrived
in the City Of Mexico. on the ttth- on
his return from a visit to the United
States. unconscious from an attack Of
pneumonia from which he died at
o'clock the sane evening He was at
tended by his wife and son Bavar&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

NR- >xPsoS pop kas-l intrUsiueesi
in the house, on the 18Th n bill provid-
ing that the statute Of limitations
s.LzlI sat be fHterposeG IN any suit
brought by any lE5orsr- workman or
mechanic in the court Of claims against
the Unites8 States TO recover wages
claimed to be Due him under the eight
hour law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Rev W T. n. Ciemn- one ~ shs most
picturesque and b~~t-known fiyureS IN
the Methodist ministry. died At his
home at tiovanStoxn. Nd. Of heart
trouble lie was - years old and had
been in the ministry hfty-f-e vearS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

TIE Lanaon Globe Of the 18th pub
lrshesl a dispatch saying the Armenian
commission had examined several
Turks AZ Noosh. their testimony AL
being favorable u the authorities
After all the government Witnesses
had testified several Armeaiaas were
To b.. examined
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

The i5-year-old son Of Zen Williams.
of New Decatur. Ala, was accidentally
shot and killed By his I=-year-old
brother while out rabbit hunting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

The general executive board Of the
Knights # s.ab.pr in secret session In
Philadelphia On the 18th. d>sissed To
retain eminent counsel and e,snbat the
bond issue Of President Cleveland and
Seerrt tary Carlisle a unauthorized and
Illegal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

SUsAS b ANTHONY. OF Rochester. y
" was = years Of age on the 18th In
honor OF the event the general Of the
woman suffrage hoets was given a
hanquet aud reception at Washing
ton D. e. where she was ii atteusl-
amer at ths. general council
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

James Austin and Lafayette smith
guarreis,i at Etna Faruae-. near Anr,is-
ton. Ala and smith struck Austin in
the head with an AZ. splitting his
skull ami killing him instantly. smith
was arrested Both are coiored-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

GEy- JAMES NErr. BETHCSE. a distin-
Euished Georgian, who was the owner
and fog many years the manager u
-Biind Tom the famous negro pianist,
died at his sons residence in Washing
ton. On the 18th. aged 81 years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Georgia farmer lately tanned a
coon. and allowed il the run of III.
house. The first day il killed five cats
and nearly killed three dogs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

The clothing % Lucy Davis. the lit
tie daughter Of Jane Davis. eolor-si.
caught ire At Greenville. Miss. and
before her garments could be torn frum
her she was fatally burned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21
>-astor K.a.am-

Senator Ransom. Of North Carolina.
who shortly retires to private life AZ
the age Of 70 years. has been in the
senate twenty-five years-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

SESkToE MCMILLAN rep. Nieh-l on
the i3sh- proposed an amendment 70
the suVdry civil bill granting to the
state Of Michigan for use as state
park the military reservation and
buildiag on Macsxinac island. MICA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

It haE developed that the city Of
haynie- Ia has only five legal voters.
while the charter requires ten city
officers An immigration bureau i
suggested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

SIR THOMAS RoE- British member Of
parliament for Derby gave notice. on
the I4th. that he would ask the gov
ernment what information had reached
them in reference TO the imposition Of
the death sentence upon W. H. Rich
aryf. British subject, for alleged par
tieipation in a revolt in Hawaii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

CoxsKxlssaNx DacKEKT. of Missouri.
on the Izsh. handed Secretary Carlisle
a draft FOR Slag. forwarded 70 him by n
~ Louis banker with request that is
b. deposited - the credit OF the CON
science funsi The banker was acting
for a customer whose name was. Of
course not DISCLOSED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Near Pollard. Ala. on the Florida
line, 4 child Of Davis Steel was burned
10 death and a little daughter Of WI
shier Jernig1n was fatally burned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

Henry Elmendorf was reelected
mayor Of san Antonio. Tex Mr.. El-
mendorf Is \ republican bat was
elected on the independent reform
ticket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

A nssrArCH frusu wef-Hai-wei. dated
the i=sh. sail that the Chinese general
TAI committed suicide, On the Tth,
IN a Et of anger a. the aesertion Of
some OF his inferior ofscers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

TIE district court Of appeals ~
Washington declined, on the 18th. to
grant an appeal from the decision Of
the lower eorrt refusing an injunction
10 prevent the collection Of the income
tax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-02-21

THE fnaI preparations for the we'd
ding sg Ntiss Anna Gould 70 Count Cas-
teIIane. - Fraaee- have been eslmPtet-
ed The ceremony VIII be performed
quietly ut the residence Of the late Jay
Gould. on March 4. by Rev Dr. John
Paxton. under whose religious auspices
the whole Gould family has been
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