Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

ri'.'i under l'y an alligator aud Lost his
life Al Green Cove Springs. Fla.. on
the i>th- while endeavorins, Ia r,s~x-r
Eentleruan's lat which had blown
overheard
NE fErsroS. the director of the
mint, has ordered the $50. osno IN gold
buiiioa and Il0.o0o ounreS q silver
nnv At the { aited States mint At Car
son. Nev-, shipped 70 the mint a, >as.
franctscn. De inference u that the
Carson miut viii so,,n te iismantlsi
ansa IL machinery shipped to Denver
Tor Hsr IN the new cpinage mint 30 -
Established there
Ar aa-sa on the 18th President dag
II Mexico. N she prr~euc,. of fun cab
met. diplomatic esrrs and large eau-
e0Hr>e II uaili.ary-aud civil persona-ess.
received Nstte. W Ransom. the new
American minister. The CUSTOMARY
speeches were exchanged
nsSFArCB received FROM Toxic. on
the isth. sSvs that in addition 70 th~
places mentioned in previous Dis
patches, the japanese are 10 retain
Possession II wri-Ha5-Wei. aS a guar
antee II the payment of the war IN
,icmnitv.
NALEEE : fAYs. State lesrue baSs--
ball player. was stabbed AMI kiIie,i at
Bicomburg, Ia. On the night - the
l1th. by a>p.r Thomas. - years old
Hays Threatened u mur,Irr the odd
man. whvreuPon tbs. latter tnrned
upon his vouid-be slayer and killed
him instead
JAW kEnoSs. aged ~. convicted of
murder in the first degree in New York
city in the early CO.. but whose death
sentence WAS earnmuted to impri>on-
ment for life by Coz Seymour, died in
the Auburn prison on the 18th
A LANCE harm owned bv Jam-S era
ham, miles north Of Madison. Ind.
was burned at midnight Of the 18th.
Two valuable horses. twelve head Of
cattle, twenty tons OF hay and lot of
agricultural implements wer,. con
snmeti- Loss. sIO.o00, insurance. ST.
$50
LENA NAL the i4-vear-old sIaugh-
ter of J. r Neal. Of Church Grove.
Tenn. was bitten bv a eat recently.
and on the 18th developed u violent
symptoms q hyirophia The cat had
b-sen bitten hy rabid dog
IT was stated. ON the 18th. on seem
inEiy Eoosi authority. that the masonic
or'iers in Ia.liana are tn take an i'm
p"rtant step IN the promotion Of tenn
peraner by making the use OF iutoxi-
raufs AZ publi. receptions a violation
q the laws Of the order. and puniSha-
bic ~ severe penalties
TRK British government has offered
10 { nra Kahn an asylum in India for
himself his family and his suite On
condition Of absolute surrender. aud
has zl>o guaranteed that the tribes
men aad their villages shall b. spared
# they oder NO further opposition
PArHaors' day. the anniversary Of
the battle - Lexington. wa generally
observed IN Massachusetts,. on the
18th. although not in - elaborate
manner a. Il was last year. when the
holiday was legally eommemoratcd for
ths, first time
THE NationAl Academy Of Sciences
concluded IL four days session N
Washington, an the Is;h. after d-cid :
in< - hold it, next meeting in Phila-
deIp phia. October -. is95- A number Of
papers On scientific subjects were read
FAiLrEEs IN the United States dur
ing the week ended the ls,h. a. re-
ported b. z g. Dun K Co, were al.
against sI9 for the corresponding week
last year. For Canada the failures
numbered -. against - last year.
MANY deaths continue to be report
esi in Maeo. tine Portuguese settlement
IA China. at the mouth of the Canton
river. A. the result OF the hubonic
plague which made its appearance
there snort time agu-
4 DISPATCH from seoul. on the 10Th.
said that plot had been discovered
u dethrone the king of Corea in favor
81 his nephew. Il >hun You The con-
spjratars, Including Ia Shon Yon. were
promptly arrested
A DISPATCH received az the s.ate de-
DartneEt- on tine Igth. frorf Consul
Briee At Matanzas. Cuba. stated that
The two American citizens. Justo
Genrre and Jose NJ Caraballo. ar
ressed At tina. place. April 6. were re-
leased frOn custody on the 9th il
stanE