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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Pass. July @---A railroad accident
by vhieh twelve persons Lost their
lives .ud tUentv- ave were more Or les
seriously injured occurred yesterday
near - BTisue, department ot Cotes
6u <or1
Asrzin heavily lasien with pilgrims
who were returning from the shrine
Of >4iate Daurav. was in some nan
ner not known thrown OF the track
and wrecked
Assistance was speedily sent. and
everything possible was done 10 re-
lieve the suffering Of the injured The
dead were taken % - Rrieue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Jircsoa- Izly 80 Ezsry 4aY or 81
Pev0le are here sr1m The Na-sh vest
l1oElas * desirable laai 10 parza 49,
Eita t1e ohieet of asar5s< >assA. ~
eras Fraeaz asas ctsszeas q Nehr9.kH A.
Aere neE sn tkls 1lssia1- TheT AZ
william oyer. e. \ Alk ASA Ant > r.
Hay. al e Liacpla They are au4er-
--no@ - - zueA plsasss8 ~tsA that p.sg-
t'oa y tas eoeatrT sAey have tzspecse't.
1a1 x they ear usaks pErchasss - ssai;
shez sill II al p-vhahllssE c0ge ssztA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

CHICAGO. July eT--Fire in the 6ber
warehouse Of the Deering harvester
works damaged stock 70 the extent Of
$4,000 and the b1iidiag sse0 The
cause Of the are = not known y J.
Drum and Fred Caaten. enployes Of
the works. were almost sufoeated by
smoke. but vii exrerienee no per1a-
Eent injury
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
SECURED HER oIscHAEoE


RocHxsrEE Y Y. July --Mfs.
Mary z Johasou- typ~wriser in the
employ q n weII-kRown Erun os at
sarueys. appeared THURSDAY in a salt
- bioo1ers ard astrfde a mans high
xeare,i wheel She was completing
soze work N the o1see previous TO
h-r departure on SPIN 10 the lake
when the senaar member of the law
6rn entered lie was astoaishe,t 20
GaA - naEy OF his gentlemen clients
present
He spisd the girl with the blooners
aa1 jaunty cap And Immediately or
dered her to 20 homs and not return-
The young lady, who recently came
from Chicago. where such dress =
common. spent much time in tears
yesterday morning. and declared that
she viii demand satisfaction Her
rate employer says her costume was
disgraeefuL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
-FOUR CHILDREN cRe~aTs0.
ksa sA~ F.Eh-s .aa kn-ssh~r csEIa FrsS~
shfr F.s.Esr Barm-G

eFyCrxSkrE IaiY s---A sp.eeial &c
the P1ss f-on Bristol. Tenn-. s4vS- A
iatzl srr o.ssu-r-a al Bix >ssae Gap
THURSDAY aixht afs~r /. oieiossL Th-
r-silenee Of Joha Hi-Ss. stanemasor.
was burned Nr Hic<e. his wife AMI
eight children were asleep IN
the huildiaS when the IRE broze ont
The father aEt his two oldest s.1nS
escaped aud ASSISTED Ms HieSs ami
two Of the younger children IN getting
out. the other four children. aged Is.
u. = and IN years P~rlshst in the
flames Mr. Hicks = thoazht % De
fatally burned and the recovery % oas
Of the rescued ehiliren s n doabt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

The Basesville PsnoliAn says Ben
kuy kendall. 4 co.0re.t farmer who lives
on ths plantation OK Dr- W II. Drane.
showed - Al ear q corn last SATURDAY
fsily SrOSa aHsl almost hard Isl o..
inc5es Ious aa4 =. izehes ia eirruz-
ference a. the largest part Tie corn
vas planted APri. s0sh. zzi - Of the
yeliON kIn4, which sill stand worse
weather aad natSrc more raPi4lT than
1nT other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

T. 4 Etyliss. oas ef Vests nost
ghsy-rssp@cte1 citiaens and s,zeeeSsfzI
bassness msn. died sasl3enIY a. kis
hone tass NeeS - heart failure. TIE
tsesased Eas Virgisi1a BY birth. but
Tor number % years past cue os the
most saers ssfal merchants and planters
in Holmes counsy- He was prominent
member % the Baptist Church az1 a
Mason n <uO4 standing lie VII 30
greatly missed in the community. both
~ 4 eEslz=n ard business naz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
KeSv-aiax ss - As-ES-rs-s PoIs.s cAarxh
as Eass narsIs. =. \.

BUFFALO. y Y. Jziy %--St Adel-
bertS Polish church a. East Buffalo
was opened yesterday morning for the
Erss time since May IL Crowds b the
Thousand aoeked into the eiitee and
eagaged in worship. but il took half n
hundred pplieenen TO enable Father
Fiaeeek. the ob1oxioas priest. to re-
turn to the church from which be fed.
80 great was the excitement and iadix-
nation Of the rehelliOus parishi0uer<
Il IS feared that when poliee protec-
tion Is withdrawn there will be a
riot at the church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
he COMES HIGH


Crr OF MEuoo. 5uly 2z.-Guerrits,
= famous Spanish ball 6zhter. nay
give performances in tAis capital. and
may eoaSent TO 90 70 Atlanta in Oeto-
her. His terms arc higher than P4tti's,
as Re asks s5o.eo0 for each perform
znee-
No one seems willing 70 ae.eos his
terms aud make . contract. aS i've per
fo-nasees would cost ss50.0oa Beyo1
eaestioA- Ae = the erss swoeasps.a &
tAe w0g.d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

BEuFx. JuIv Tpsrfa-- viog~as
storm a. Baehum. wrssphAiia. Thurs-
aaF ni<ht. az e1pl'psiol - sire ,saup
and c1sl dust aeeurrest ia th- Prinz
Yea frsussea mine. sh5sh : /. .sao h-~s
IA asrsa
Tusatv- -ss~ dad aass ei-xsa 5zIar~i
-za have taas FAR h~~a faunsi n th~
uss nzz1 xA~ aszs2a Az@---@~- --A .&~-.s-. -
aos ut known. A. the pat has zag h..~a
Tally esplorest
uaassr~sis of the wives. ehassrea aa.t
esh~r relatives % the dead ausi Missing
azra are eauxr~<4s-sl ah,sus th- EsDusa
q the psf aasi their cries aast taaz~-s4-
sianz are ms-st hssa-treaEinx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
MISS SUSAN q. ANTHONY.
rh~ K-vsrt ss Her sza-ea D~aSh Pest
ttwsIy D~al.a

TOLEDo. o. July sz-A report
reached this city las, night that Mss
SuSaa b Anthoay- the ren0Tned 1a-
vocate Of woman suffrage. had died
saddealy at Lakeside. O. yesterday
afsernoo1. Wherp she was in Atseni
anee on the sumEler assembly Il was
learned later. however, that the ouly
foundation for the rumOr was the
fact that Miss Anthony hAt beea
taken Ill during the morning with
fainting spells
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

EeTeuae OsEc~-S N L Wood. George
7. Heard l. r G1-aer aad ". P Euox
rss1ras1 % O<aloaa I1ss week fr0u \
raid IN Pous0soe Cozasy. where shsy
eaPszrsd Aai destroyed a si1ty-gaII0u
still. so1 galIozs OF malt sz4 three bar
res o. sorghum The sill Eas on shs
iaai Of Cas- Bay ani Is Supposed &C be
Gis property
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

The wsr.s S-~s frsas the g.<sssaa. Hss.
CSzntrr Csaarusa

OMAHA. Neb. Jaly @---The u<~s
Of the massacre Of settlers "A JAeiSsru'x =
Hole Is eonsrr1-d by 4 -aioa Pacis-
railroad ossciaL A teleSran was re-
csived last Hixhs froI the sap-riz-
teadent AZ Nar<et Lake that the Ia
dians bad killed every settler. aa5
that the stock was slaughtered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
Ta~ Ksa~g&a~. Ss~at C~@za--iS.~s
Brs-ufzxs. saxg-.sss~E

NksHESsrOS- Iaiy -s--iz&iaa Com
nissiaa~r Brugvuin< has resolved a tel
cyan from Agent Teter az the Fort
Hail ageEsy, stating that the indian
messengers sent cat - eoavrF
the eozmizsioa<r's telegram u-s-
i1S the BlaaoclSs 10 r~tara 10 th-ir
reservations. have reported that the
Indians decline 20 do - The letter
has requested p~rutssiou Of the coon
missioner 10 accompany the troop- -
the scene Of the sroableS. He viii be
aiioxsd 20 do 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

The Prairie region o, shis STATE con
bines uars fAycs.ble eoaiiti0Es Toe gsn-
sr9l agriculture ihaz any other p0r-
On Of America Seus % the f1-zs are
eo1si4sreL EOra cat bsc1ass shey DO
not produce IS lafxe erOps Of ootton ~
they did atfy ysass aSO- The analysis
o. the sasl, however. shows that the
oaly elements llekiag 70 make them Is
rtsh 1s e1a be desired 8 vsxesahls
hGnus. ~hiea can easily Be Supplied By
the gr0Eta of elovsrs aad grasses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

A DtsPAErz % the Loadon Times
fruna Isen-Tsiz. On the =Ssh. assertec
taat Iasan's delzy in negotiating a
eo1Ee-rizl treaty with China. and in
sr7enats1x Lao Tang territory. has
been deliberately psaane.4 pendizx the
British parliAzEeztary eleetioos. Japan
hcp2ax 70 ireaence Lord Salisbury
Eorernzzent 70 seaport her aSains;
kasxiz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

TaE latest sensation in the searet
for eraienes against H. H. Holmes. the
iHsEraree sri1dler and alleged whole
ale Esars2ersr. was the discovery. on
the =ssA- N the cellar Of ais Sixty-thirG
and Wallace strext bzilding IN Chieazo.
Of furnace that Is supposed 70 have
been used BY bin zs erematory fos
the safe and speedy consumption o,
the bodies OF bis victims
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

A good deal Of sxeitsneat vas caused
~ Jackson ooe day Lass wesk By the
rAidiu< % half dozen hiInd tigers by
Chief u Police E~ing and his assist
ants Is has been known FOR sous risss
shat several blind tigers were running
N fall blast. bet IL seems shs pol.es De-
sirei - ~zit I'll the evidsnee was Ezo-s
scEelgs.ss sssgFe r-akIzg arrests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

A PRIyArx letter fr0rz Havana on
the s,sth. eoaernea the repa-t Of Mar
ti1eE eaEPus' defez. A. the battle Of
Nalezxaeia OF i-ss0 Spanish sroop~
that wens izto hatsle. Only sas e.
e1P~1 20 Esv1nos where they werv
SzrrouEsaea bT ssos CGbzns. zzSes
Naeeso. MzsSo. oziElaz6- BznGsro AMI
lc1leE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Providence. r L. July s1-IIoa-
Thomas Davis died here YESTERDAY
He was born in Ireland in isgsL was q
member Of congress from is53 70 Is55.
and from that time down 70 lssg was
zt different times n member q the
Rhode Island legislature lie w4s an
old-tiue democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

MAEsHALArowS. Ia. July =Z-Th-
heaviest rain AMI haiLstaruu IN tweusy
ye4rs PaSs<d E1rtheaSs Of here Thu-s-
d1y night H1iistOaes W-r~ as large
as Waluuts near Bromi-F 11d eorn
was prAesieallT ruined there streams
we're orers0we1 and hridxes washed
away.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

1HE nrst cotton spinning factory in
Chiua under f0resy direction has been
started Al Shanghai BY the great En-
Eilsh frm of Jsrdine & Mathesen.
he project had been in contemplation
since lssA but eould not be eonsun-
mated IA consequences Of the refusal
q me chinese government 70 permit
tne importation Of foreign machinery,
which di1ieult5 has row been removed
oy the treaty Of ShimonOseki
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

A cAEIx from :. Petersburg, on tbs
18th. said. The present status Of IN,
negotiations between Rzssia and ia
pan indicates the prospects of a deei-
sion providing for the evacuation O.
the Lao Tung peninsula in two
successive stages This retroeeSsior
viii be made siep by step as the Chr
nese government liqaidates its indebt-
edness to Japan IN respect Os the wzr
Indemnity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

THx e~Eesery os the Iowa soldiers
hone a. NarshalitpsTa was ensere,a
o1 the ni<hs Of the @sd. b an IN
known nliservaut. who. wifh 4 Sssss<-
hammer. def1c~1 and broke Of AZ
the Eruunt forty-six marble slab
erected By the -ovcrsnens AZ soldiers
erave<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

In the second race between the Vigi-
lant- the forler S1eseSsful Contestant
for the Americas cup and the De
Tender. eailt for the express purpos<
OF eontestinx for the honor against th<
Engiish yacht Nalkyrie III. sailed OF
SANDY HOOK ou the I'D. oa a triznxu
Lar s1-nile course. the Defender beai
the old champion by . minutes and l.
seconds. oztsAilinx her on every leg OF
the course
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

The provisions % the New Franco
Chiaese treaty - rsz-alase the CONNER
csal relations between the Sa1shern
Cas7ese prOvinees and the 1l5olnsnx
Frrneh territory. grant new trade
ports and reduction Of dates. ans
give 70 FreReh engineers the 6rss
right 70 exploit mines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

STEPS are being taken AZ J1cxsoa -
establish pork ani beef packing es-
tAblishneat This Is a ns~ departure in
the Soath, but there is no reaso- whv
/; shozl1 not succeed More po-x art
cattle can be raised in the South. aaa At
less expense. taAa IN the NorLr aEd
West
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

PsEIs. July @r--The new French
turret ship Massena. which went on
the rocks At TOuFteAux after having
been launched At ST. Nzzaire oa
Wednesday. was aoated AZ high tide
THURSDAY evening without assistance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

TIE preliminary report of Internal
kevsn1e Commissioner Miller for the
year ended Jane %. los. issued on she
Ssth. showed that the total receipts
from all sources were $40. SIS. de-
crease from the receipts Of lss3-4 Of
s.. q. 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

pfsFArcH fro1 ROeatelio. idaho.
on TIE @33- said The Indian war has
broken out in earnest BzuuocsS In
dams have killed settler. his wife
and child in the salt River valley. and
the white men. parsuinz. killed SIX OF
the redskins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

AErHrE MANIA % Chicago. tcok
cut warrant On the s5l- before JUS
lice kieh1rvfs.1n for IL Il Holmes. the
cotoriogs insurance. swizsfier The
charge i murder. and Manner SaTs he
believes his aunt NrsN Julia Caznars.
was killed by Holmes between August
3nd N0-~mhs- {. iSss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Ar the sitting of the Dominica cab
inet. ea the -4th. there was considered
the d-zft Of \ reply % Manitoba on the
school qzessio7- prepared by Sir
Charles HILBERT Topper II IS under
stood the 6oSnment hss h-sen approved
aad forwarded 10 winnipez.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

HoS- HcKx SNrTHs. secretary OF the
Interior, begana brief campaign in the
sound moaey csaSe a. Gainesville Ca
on the I'D He said ne should support
the national democratic platform aud
oppo-~ the popGlists' platform on the
taarrial rrnhlrm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Atter remaining in session less than
tEo Eeeks. Jalss TsrraL upoa petition
% The members o; the ba- and Ia-ge
uambsr ot the business usa o; Ne-i1iAr
Prr rterzitssc the remaining three weeks
q July term Of the ei-ral. court
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

GEozsE A HoExzE ana Frederick
Storms. Cheap p-ssiernen. were sen
teneet. On the z4sA- 10 imprisonment
in the p~nitentiary for f0ur years and
two yezrs respectively for aisiiEx 1nd
1hsstinx conspiracy - depr5Ee rose-z
Of their rixars a. West Pzllman-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

on the sash the postmaster general
issued y frzad owvie- against the Co
lzEeaa Beuevulent association of sag
nav AacA- Jpnn a report OF the
Postmaster Of that city the depaus-
raezt eeelzrez3 - concern a h.1azl IN
veStr1xnt scheme znd lottery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
To Iax-.stE2te the Esssp~ Of the PESO o.
Gee EurEtar.-

NEw YeES. July - -hscnrser Coz
yesterday morning charged the grand
jury 70 Investigate the escape of the
three post oEiee burglars sroza Lud-
lOw-ztrees jail Il Is expected that in
dietnents will be found
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Ex-CHrEr JrsrTcE DAILY. 90 New
York, Is making a series Of visits e
the law courts OF London lie oecu-
pied seat beside SIR Francis Jeune in
the divorce court recently. while the
Tashsr divoree ease was in r-oZrrsx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

kxreErs ~ - TIRE conditions of
erop@ throughout the coantry aud the
g~n~rzl in1zense ot weather ou
growth. cultivation aad harvest made
b the directors % the disrerezs state
weather services On the s%I. make n
resy tavcrahie showing t1- nearly al
eru1s in al sections
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

IL i estimated taa,. s.0eO chickens
sere sold in I-osciusxo oae day las.
week a. an average % ozIy sI00 a
eoEea these woglG bring the people SIs6
l. = astonishing hoE mueh noaey the
farmers are making cut Of other t5inxs
besides cotton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

fAILrREs in the Unitei States dur
ing the week ended the 2sth. a. re-
ported By r g. Dan & Co. were e0s,
against =&9 for the same week last year.
In Canada the failures were -, against
- last wear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

WAsHISeroS. July s---S@eresary
M0-toa has abolished the esee.i division
of the sgrieulsarsl dsPartz=as. 20
t2xs s5aas ca tee Ia o. October zsxs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

THE secretary Of the treasury has
decided that the money paid into the
treasury on account OF the income tar
eS-7.I3u shall De refunded upo1 the
fling Of claims a1d action thereon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

bf an order in the United States
court AZ Chicago. on the ssth, Judge
eaow1lter made the receivership OF
zen AeNnita permanent and final,
1ad alreeted him 10 sell as speedily .s
ro.sse.e the remainder es the property
nst ALREADY ordered sold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

The United States corsrI At Cotoe.
lsthf1Hs OF Psaama. eabied. ca the sd.
that she strike Of laborers IN rrogrss
there threatened serious troubie-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Confederate tar.@P@~at ct Csrtath-
Coriath- July Newer did fair~r
skies look down On gathering throz<s
than this morning Hs the old Coafelsr-
ate soldiers cane frUns all points - the
grand ene1npaseus % Van Dora
Elvoga-
Maj Tea JCha N stone eoz-maai-
ing ani Isi<e y. Casey as rraui u1r-
shall q the 4ay we're gpon the xroun4
early greeting thei- CID soldiers Of years
ago.
A. s-2o an the gran9 proesssion
moved from the uess side % Cogrt
Square. headed by gsez- Ssoac. a.-oonpa-
nied 5y C0zpazy D. MESsissfppi NatiOual
s'uAr'l- Coriash : crack asiiitary compauy.
toil0Eei - a Frucessiea Gf zsrs shaE a
ale in sxsenL Tasasan1s Gro ssis,5 the
lire % Elarch A. specs4so-< Tao bsAa-
tifzi ygaa- ladies'. d-ess~d sur-oprl ate
lT, representiug tie blue aH4 the graz.
ue-s consvlcauus in the pr,s-ession. a.
vas also soat drawn by prazcins ? ssec,is
an1 es1tAiaiax thirre-n y1ua- ladies'
sspre~sntsu< the states Of the Co1tesIe--
ary. Mlay Old. Worn hsssie-saSs -rs.-rsi
the oecasiSn An4 tsa4erly reEsasle4 sae
oi1 veterans q ''the sagaf 4 z4sica thas
feiL~ Tie proe-sSiea snae,i a. she
courthouse, where the e-oN1 gathered
a. the grad s.2nd zusi The exercises BE-
E4H b. staging thAs sssErlnx old soa<.
--Narylanl. NJ M1ryl1z1v- A-siax
tir4a6 Chapiaia IIea1erson thea oEsryd
f@rvens prayer
Hon Csearzs " B-aan. mayer o
CsE4zta. delivered The z34ress q vel
Gene incl11ing IA as welcome every
soldier whether Juioa % CSatederase-
Beanie Blas Flag uas then rendered.
bringing t-ars 20 the syes % uaazv.
Ma t-tsan- Ss0as rsspouie1 tseiIngly 10
the 11i-p<s % Eelcozle-
Adjt-Sea- T. IL S1ve-y aaa8e bis re-
port. afEsr Nhi 4 the oraz0r % the day
Col w NJ Iase. % Co-insh-x1s intro
dseed- TIE people - NississiPPi are
AlEays zl1d 20 hear hiz. az4 s1s3zy
rA=sre1 him % the echo as be sxayed
them Eisf as Hiasehle<s eloqasEee aa4
iots5ess thouSat Perhaps no Ener
piece % Nor4 painting Was ever heard
saaa this orasor's description ot IIsasa
and PicSsss's charge a. tf,esryshzrz. The
speaker eiAiass eqv4l honor for IIeash-s
4ivisioa in this 6<ht commanded by
Psttigrssl sslh Pieksss. 10 Ehou his
torF gives al .As boao-S-
Afssr ! b.54 lsifgl 1inaer the afternoon
=as sa<ea Up wish reportz FROM IzSpse-
ior-sieneral Casey. the historical eom-
suistee aas1 shgrs persoaal ~ niassees u
veterans
Al aixhs Mr.. H0s<ias delivered an ez-
-olieas address on the hassIs q Coriass
The Corqsered Baansr- =1s rscissd by
Mss Sanders The besatifal aa1 in
psessiEe memorial serx.ee closed sae
.sreAtsSE d3y n C0rinta since the xA-
Many veterans claim this occasion far
surpassed either BIru.sShan or Ho4.-
tor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

Tie ~ozsa OF the state have deter
niae-i that NiSsi<sippi shaII no. be en-
tirely spresentesl n the Atlanta TX
position Al orgAu.Eksioa has beea
formed. and tbey have gone patriosicaIly
70 work - es1eavor 20 raise a t1nd -
have Mississippi exhibit there HoE
shey are szceseding IS nOs knoEu. bat
the p-ess Of the State has come nO6ly to
thsir assistance. and ths prospects are
t1ir that q sufficient sun will Be raised
TO make a ere1isAsle sao~ing. Ifso. IL
Eill all BE due 10 the Efforts Of the
E7nen-
F-aais C04zty >hiPP1a- Irssh Potatoes
Large Quantities Of Irish potatoes
were shIpPed from BA,esvilis 70 Mem
p5is lass seek. IS cents per bushel vas
zho-t the price received
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


Nieksburg. JEly .s4 TIE past week
has been hot and dry for the most part.
although the closing day. gave temper
atareS nearer tha normal. aad lixh; bat
refreshing shoSers in all portions Of
the State. The high temperatures of shs
ee-inniux OF the week formed the onIy
hot wave oorurrin< in Mississippi this
season. ~ith the exception os brief
heated term ~ the beginning % Jaas
The week was favorable for outdoor
labors. and a. result the esl4s are
much cleaner a; tAis date shan for souie
time pas.
CottOa has improved somewhat sizce
l1ss repors. and nov and thea note is
made By tae ecorr--poadeass o, health
ful seed and plentifsl crop. hot tue
generality Of reports shoE that sAe crop
a. Whole : still frzEsins lighL
soae corn Is sriur on thta au4 bill
lands au4 in sections where keavv
sA0Ners we're not general during the re-
ceat FAiny period the crop hAs bexzn to
suffer from the weeks heat and 4-oush.
bEia boz.tifuI crop Is alzcss an assured
fact
Tue total absence o. Norrs ard iu juri-
o1s Insects tlus far in the crop seasoa IL
a. uaasaal zs Is j. favorable-
TIE dry weather has favored hay bar
vsst- and \ large crop has bsca Saved.
PASTURES c0atinue hue. vegetable ship
meats have greatly decreased. meloas
ars FlsHtiiui- bu, oaiy fair in quality:
sEees potatoes are locking usIIs fall
eroFs % turniFs and Iriss potatoes are
heinz planted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01
A VIOLENT HURRICANE

strews vfsh D~-srw~st.- to C~.ss 80 Ia
psa-t~ss~f. wr~~s~s ssa Gs-w. ta~t-
Ths is.s @f fas~ %. ~hasr~ FssssaA3~a 80
b~ t.rr--, s~~. ss N-s.-a. wr-~k~sA.
On~ Of whtss -. frs-a rAs1~sa~fvat.L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

t~t Ssssthsa a H~ik~sp. q Relative %
HslssSs wita-sr~ wife s.t-~. va. uh~sry
% ~. Seis.pp~arsae~ Of Mr. Esan~~.
Whisa :. ~u.t.ta~4 bv Csrroh-s-.ftv-
tirxsssst.ac~ - He Escaped Hsi@~--
ftatea~=l