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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27

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Earned runs, Pittsburg :. New York
/ two-base hits. Gcnins >. Cross. Hart:
sacrifice hits, Becyley 3. Donovan: sto-
len bases. Cross ,. Stencil Genins Davis,
Herman: double plays. Cross, Bierbauer
and Bcckley; base on balls, Farrell and
Murphy; hit by pitcher. Beckley .:
struck out Donovan, Merritt ana Full
err wild pitch, Hart; time, 2:05: umpire.
O'Day.
At eland-Attendance 500.
Cleveland Il 0O60A Ill II o
Boston 100 00001 0OO-1 -
Pitchers, Cuppy and Dolan.
AT Cincinnati
Cincinnati ...O000OO2SO-5 %
Philadelphia o o OO01 41-6 Il o
Pitchers, Foreman and Cacsey.
JiMATEUR NOTES.
C. w. Seabrights defeated the How
leytown Growers Friday 10 10 s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27
7 IsT OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
Remaining u the p0sfoH
Ohio county. W. Va. SHt.r
1895. To obtain amy of tI
applicant must ask lOr nI.
giving date oi list.
LADIES
Carroll Miss Jessie GarH
Clcive. Lena J.n.
Drew, Mrs Lucy i..
Dicll. Eva
Woods. 81
CENT
Budd. FrGnk
Bailey, John ID.
Clark. T.. r.. l
Craig. Geo. o.. Fer
banner. Lon I.t..
Dennis. IS. b. pruu.'I
Dodge. e. T.. itirle..
I.egy. John a. Smith. d.
Mahcr. Paul Taylor. j
Marceilc-. w. u. Nic. D.
FIRMS.
The Whcaticy Hop Eitt.
N. j. Okla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27

The New Castle players agree that
Wheeling has the most gentlemanly iod
of ball players who ever visited that
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27

Hoods Pills eme sick headache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27

Al. C. Buckenberger. President OF tho
Wheeling club, Will come down tVa
PittsbWg to witness the game this al
ternOOn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
NEWS FROM HosoLULu.

~-as~@~- >st Vet Processes Tg-.a he
GH-oa~~a uk~- tA~ ~s~.s.-r Aa~sr.Ht.
I~ft osh~r f.rttetrsst. - tk~ late
CF~i~i-< ~-v-r~ty rsss.A.-l ~ tta- ..a
i.sprt-sa=aeas Nswt-sz zs.i Et-rtsIuzAa
us-H-a E----~-
SAS FkANct-cs. March q - Csrrp-
sPonsicaoc - The United PrrSs pr
steamer Australia
HoSoIrIU Fcb. ea--The executive
has MT y~t rNSsci upnn the sentence
% the ex-que-n- lt = quite c-rta n
that the military commission ruasis- it
aEe vearS and Ss.epl ans- II j. we'll
understood that The government ar~
d-tatia< the mctho-t ant placr - Inn
F'rs>aruu~nt- A c,lucl us5aa viii s.-lsa t--
ARRIVED az.
This m.rniu< at > o-clock thu urs-si-
d~n; saa Maj rsster vcnt II Oahu
rri>ou and Maj Fett~r rad To the
chief rrssssurrs their srntenrsS A. fsg-
lows
e. T. Galiek thirty-fve ycArs i'm
pri~saucas and Sio.~o hne-
" IL Riekard. thirty-sve years and
SIC es ane
Maj >s~Wart. thirty-av~ ycar, anA
SO so sne
Robert wiicon. thirty ~. years and
sioa 6ae
T Il Walker. thirty yvars ant So
essa Gne
Carl Wisi~uuanu. thirty ycars AL slo.-
oao sae-
Heary Eert~lmanu. thirty Eve years
and sla.as-s as--
W n e. t'rvvn, twenty 1--we y~ar- aaI
81 90 6a-
Lpats Nar~han. tvvasv ycars and
So eog 6ns-
John L-an~. Hve year aa.i s.ass Gu--
William e. Lane. Eve yrars AMI $. .aaa
anc-
tsaiick. >~Sard. RicAarE. wilcox.
Nsui~in and iEcrt-Im mzana had b-rn
sentenced hy the military csssuru is.;,rr,
- = hau-ed Th- >-atsaer~ we're
ms-ii6ci By the commznsirr-in-cai- -.
a. above. NoWicia received his s-n-
trnrr At ths. >tatluu nsssssr Al the ens
Nal Fotter rraa-
Aad farthcrsn-src IN c,ru>isl.rzti.,gs
- the fact that the .-s.ernu-at has
uss-ri Fuu tNourl-iuf ~ a aitns-sS h.-
tsrr the military c,ssazuzSsis.a- the
MARSHAL II Instructed - S.-t suu It
large etc Thr mzrshal th-a sst Na,r-
lein a. liberty
A s5nllar aPp-sndix 81 th.- ss-ns~u~~
Sas rad in the ca~c e I--rteI-naan
and be- zlsa vas ~ fire. Th,. Furtzaz-
~ cxhihEte,i mach n--rvar1~ns>s While
their ssutra~-~ werc real Ta~v
aaHrcd their gsrr~sa >mlss irrzae,i iatsIr
ssuiicS Hss ar~t O. app.-ar IN the new
<arh 7 As sr,ru.~r>- csat anst hat a ere
% elack ans ~hite str p.-S. The ssa-
tence q e1Ft- DAVIS hz. at rst h--ra
ana.rzucsri tsn accsraut - his ..-u-
iess A. = vitue>s T. - -lI deabsIss. t-
ssssi-ll SD
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
a scATalso RssuxE


sas-a-a-t~-~A - ps-srs-t Iss<- S~-st %
ssusshs. >-A- fEse rrs~sfs=< t-rsaf
S~ry~~--H~ b~st<r~a rn~-- . fs@r's~a
- tn~ tea.st @.a Ts-sr Aess~. ~ E--
gard 80 s.4~s1sr. . L-s-<r.e- - CtsAEi-
Hstinu-
oS,HA. Neh. Mach The rna-
uicipai rcforsn aorea1eat to-s< ansth~r
sensational tara THURSDAY when nas-
trtct Judge Scut; ealieA N nonuelly.
The nan iailest f,r rcfzSing To name
the city of5ci2l - whcsn he had paid
heavy hrih-cs. ansi said.
Il have inv~ssir gated your eas@ this
norning- The sfrangrc cirs-4mstance
about IL is-aad IL there il anything IN
Gods World that I do hate. IL = du-
plicity-the stTanre thing ahout u
= TIA. The particular msrnt-rr % the
xrsut jury ~ho WAS ~ r~ry anxsoas T.
have yua answer this question: j. one q
the very ulca who voted for no ball IN
the ezse - P4rtie> cannecsesA with an
other gambling institatioa- there
fore dtSch2rxe yoa- Have ysu any
ether eu~in1sS. gentiemenT- sshc4
Iusse Scott of the Erand jary uhra
thr m~ml-erS alesl into enurt
Yes, year haEo-. We have. was the
replv
The 5ud~e looked dis-uStsl a. he
booked thcm ever. aUd sabd. I hearti-
y Wtsh yoa w~rr 1oar- Zoe arr
barsleu "a the cssuaty. uoshiur unare.
far there Arc mea "a thi~ Erzad jury
rno, No matter shat the te>tiaaony
ae-alnss certain gamblers may D..
Noald still vote for N ball I under
sfHni that th~rc was n certaiz gam
bling c@-- t-fpre this iurv. and that
eertaIn stage IN the te~tiunssuy every
as-nl-rr 20 the jury S4id that there
vas b. ne-i far furthcr evidence. and
that when the case czH~ to
ballet ave % the jarurS
voted against iufictrnenL feel
zaysrlf rc~Peuslble for the calling q
tAls grand Jzry- fevl that Il =
failure In every sbjn< rxcrps the pilin-
ap cvsts against th~ coaaty- Thss u a
aESrracc - eivtiiEatirn- it - dasrr1cr
u tho c.lantv. and di~rrar~ &. the
cssurl ] 81 at z-aa - make cl1arg-c<
against tLe fsareazaa of thEs t-ziv. but
The ave m-a ! REFER - krsops VERY sell
what ! Ese4n- zad th~y kugz that
<auw tneua tsentl-naa. yea can not
af~~swtn the r-ee'r,ie. and il uIil H.
matter It surprise - sa,. II s-auls futnr-
Eraaa jury dos ner inaict ss1zae e ths
nc l-crS of th5s on-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

gss C~~sfttaz-@ ss~-s ~ th- m~ashK.
rr-e-4ry ~ssE-aa~aG


wAsaHNssFsN, Ma-vh &-Tae us.szfh-
" stztezeat - the paellr aebt ~
sae'i frgn the tr~zsars segartni1s- as
shows that oa Frbruarr :. l~ssa. he
pu ubiss esat- i~ss cash IA th~ tr-a~urv.
aHagaats-,i - S-.sl af..aIs. a ,se--r-asr -
the monta q Sss-s1-. - Tar ds-,-rraSe
q debt = accounted fssr b tlse r,-s,-ir.s
of god - The last bod I->se. against
WAlch M h-susis have yet h-en l>-@s-L
Following = TeeaPlsHiatiga - the
debt
Increase dErinE the mnnth- So i5at.
debt "a which interest hzS erz>.-,i sinrr
maturity. SD >,al- 5rc-ea-e fsr the
aaunth. 81. 80. debt bezrinS ~ inter
80. S3>i.-~- zsss. d.-crease far the
nSath. sI.fs5 ~s4s. total debt. - s4l -.
a.. Of whieh So 20 80 arr cert ,is-atrs
and treasury uots-s. % y hiea tts.rs. ~ N
equal amoant II cash n the trca>urv
The trSaszry cash h cIzsssfi.-d A. fai-
lous- tselL So. .1s-s-@S8- silver. So.
ss9.s-g-, paF-rr- Sl7f- -IaJ- -. general A.
euunt aul au~hurSinzs astis.zrst hGlaass-=.
etc. sls.s7&.af7. tuta4- - g.o su8i.
against Shich there ars. demand la
bdiItiss aEaaantia- 10 SIS -. .els. Is-av-
ING cash hal1n,c % So f3s-s>sS. -
Which s>s.9>5.5lt l. IN gs,ld reserve \
treasury statezneut 4 recriPss and ex-
p--nsiitures dnrjHs the asssath - Feb
r1zry- i~ssa- Slows Esssefpt, a--rraEat-
lsg S-=->s-- -os-. an Increase over Frb-
ruary. i-ss, e ah-aut s.sl>.aaa The dr.
1Gr~eMsutS for tA~ maufh auaount -
So. So a75 sis.rreaS. fra.sla the exu--usi.-
tur-> - February. GSgs. - ah-.ut Sla.a.-
go The 1~seit fsr the menth. thrr~-
forr, was =. >s--9->. and f.ar the eiwAt
mathis u the Prrseat sseal year szas-
80 -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The eharre,i bones of e. ". Weaver
aud his wife were found IN the sulaId-
sring ruins OF their hone near Trott-
wood. q. early On the morning Of the
18th The murSler and cremation are
charged TO robbers
LIsHr shocks OF earthquake were
'eit at Tacoma Portland and Sumner.
Wash. At O'Clock on the morning OF
The 18Th
oS the ssth the New York court Of
appeals affirmed the Judgment of the
lower court IN the case of Or Buehan-
an. who wzs convicted Of murder in
he first degree on August "a. Is9a. in
New York city, for having adminis-
.sr~@ poison ~ his wife Anna The
murder occurred April -, I>sFs
Two sAsKxD rohbers BEARDED west
bound Southern Pacific passenger
Train No. At Stein-S Pass. ART. on
the night Of the e5th- They ordered
he ear next the engine detached. ami
,ompsled the engine~r % run several
niles After they stopped they dis
sovered that they had left the express
ar hehind. ant with mGssere,i eurs.-s.
took 20 their horse. teEhered near By.
and deeanpssl
MKS4 Isaac REYNOLDS. wife Of the
proprietor Of the American house IN
Cleveland. O.. dropped dead At the Art
Loan exhibition in that city. on the
.sth- Of heart failure. She was 60
Eears old and prominent socially
The new American loan closed on
The London stock exchange. on the
18th. at II-ts premium
ON the -6th. in reply TO n resolution.
the president sent to the senate eopis.s
II correspondence in regard to >oraoan
Affairs The correspondence Is quite
vOluminous. and states that while no
present renewal Of hostilities Is to be
apprehensied. the present peace can
aot long endnre owing to universal
dissatisfaction II also details n Ger
man scheme for securing a preponder~
tnee Of population and fnal protect
5Tate-
The city hall in Brooklyn was dam
aged by IRE. on the 36sh. To the amount
of ss0.0a The eupoIa, the wEite
statue of Justice and the big bell in
The tower were destroyed before the
dames could De suhdued
on the ssth one person uas instantly
killed and another 80 badly injured
that he died after being admitted 10 the
hospital by the explosion Of an iron
cylinder charged with earbonie acid
Zas. at the chemical laboratory of the
smith Kline French Co. Philadelphia
FIKE IN the large wholesale building
AZ Washington avenue and Tenth
street. St Louis. on the night of the
15th- did SO. 900 damage 10 the build
ing and stocks Of Friedman Bros &
Sehsfer, Chaser Bros and the 10th
Jeans Co
ARzASsExxSTs are being made to
celebrate the one hundred and seventh
birthday anniversary of Hannah Chard.
the oldest woman in the state. At
Glassboro. y j. She was born April
~. I7Ss. at FerreIl. near Glassboro
Five generations Of her descendants
viii gather TO do her honor.
A BONE was exploded IN = hall At
catania. Sicily. during the progress of
A festival on the evening Of the s5th
The explosion created = panic. but
fortunately no enc was seriously huxk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Mcgae Mosbr one q the b--~t known
aaf most pop4iar eitlzens ef Last Ms
s-ssirpi- d.c,l AZ BIZ rcsl,Ieure nsar Lsu-
ier1ase station Lass week lie served
the county a. caaarery CLERK sixteen
years aad made sae ~ tie most erfscaeas
otiicers IA the state Afser a r-tirsuueas
fron pahlie Life q eight yea-s he W1s \
cand date a. The time u has de4th su-
the e-ics of sreAsarrr- He as u7eaz-
her of sae kai-hts of Pythi4s. EniEhts
q Hoaar =aa knights aH1 Ladies' of
Honor. N Nhich several orless be ea--
ried Insurance % the amount ot si.gs
lie was also a Frominsns member % the
NasoHic fraternity. Nj Iosby Eas -
years q az anI leaves 4 witr and 81 Z
children
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
CONDENSED TELsGRaMs.

The lower house of the Arkansas Leg
isiatu-e on the fth hg a vote of = 10 81.
passed The ball requiring the loeagioa Of
4 regular station a. the junction % the
Kansas City sad Memphis b tse, IN
Crstssadea Coaasy. ArS-
THE bill legzIIzia- prize fighting.
which has fair chance of bseomIn- \
la~ in Okiahams. has caused sens1-
tioa- A purse all he oiTored Tor CorbstE
and Fitzsimmons % fzht il Perry II the
bill. Ehich bas psssei the hoase. be-
coues laE-
TuE marriage e Miss Anna tsoalt.
daa-h ter Of tAe late Jag s;oaA- 70 Coaut
PaaI Ernest Bsn5f1ee de CAsseIlaue. x.s
soiemnized a. SeE York on the ssh-
TuE drss noveuezs of Sozthsra ne-
groeS 10 Africa bex1a On the Ssh. when
\ special train lefs Memphis tor >ASaz-
nah VIA Birmingham and Atlanta
Three HUNDRED zegroes tr0u Arkansas.
Tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama Aa4
Georgia Eill 90
THEEK yoanx ladies'. Misses Hetzie
and Mamie Logaa and Linda fael4s,
we're droEEed &hile cut skating IN
Baehanaa CosnEy. Va. On the 81
wALrEE HAx and Alex Wall1re en-
gagged in duel with knives and clzhs
~ SnithsoaiA Al. On ths 81 Shlra
resulted in Wallace receiving tzsal IL
iEries-
A BILL is before the Massachusetts,
legsslasure providing thas Ehssver 5
present AZ 4 game % sport apon the
LocI-s day shall be nae& - sor each
offenze-
A ELIzzAED struck Cresssn- I0~a- oa
the 3A Tue thernOmeser fell 30 de-
xrees in twelve hoGrs~ sn1 the slid
bIex At the rate of thirty miles an hogr-
AZ Augusta Ark. On the ist Parker
Gillespie was eoasieted II selling
whisky and 6ued Ssoo. The defsa4zat
says he vas 1 grown man when the stars
fell in IsS-. and u was with diee2ltE
that he gos up the courthouse steps, he
vas 50 aged and deerepi1
The Nebraska Legislature has de-
eide1 70 revive the beet sugar bounty
by paying the producer $ per ton for
the entire production The last legis-
l4ture suspended this law
PTSKExE, that disease that nauifests
itself IL the eyes. and whose effects are
Eel. in debility Of shs whole bcdT. has
again made its appea-znesi in New York
There are nearly : ao-sa eases Q. il in
eae kIoek.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

LSSr-sS. Maria a Central Nevvs
dsspateh frum Tekio unasr date q
February . saysz
fisli Mzr>hal osy4zz rrp-srts that
90 th- marziax % February - the
art eivisiua 4 the JapAzese army
le1at kai t1a< defeated the enezv
z=ar Tai-IIa<- <->h2z- In the zfternosa
- the Sazne day fa-ce % zb-sat u. co
u the sns2y With twenty gazs h-Saa
an attAeS frosn fei-Nzi-Taz- T01-Cha-
Hatz and F2s-Ya-NAim- After heavF
e&nnoua4e. we attacked their e~nter
a. oelorS m the Afternoon znd r--
pul>s-t them driving them toward
king-CoW- Gar lazs vas tweaty killed
and 20 Noands-i. inclu,iiux Sevea OF
cerS The enemy Lost eua killed The
zaEhrr of their woau.iezi i unknown
The natives state that the Chinsse
came in fall foroe. ta.sco strong. led by
Gener7ls sung Ma, Sh2ux 2nd Chang
sung
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
TIE cu5As REVOLT.
E@-~r<-~ss. -sfh Ks~~< .aa c.rtrsz<--.
C.Pesr-a >nss Fa-.A

HAvANA- Narrh he Soveruor a
fluar del Esa znalste n rzid On an iasur-
Eeut res.1rt- at-sat six miles frgsan ths
Prssvlaclal capital. yesterday an cap
turc7i twenty rld-s 4sd 1850 cart
risfEcS Guillerass zasi Pesira Aexzesf.s
cuusptcuous insurgents. anzi tza stray
zarmterS ~ Golus1a-s hand have s-gsn-
- the Matanz4s authcrif5es an4 pro-
fesss-i their sah1aiss5eu
A1ong the mea captars-d with Colo
ma land = @aa % the asrectur of
Eeiu4 Nerc-strs hasPstal n thzs city
Autouio Carh-lo. an Hzraza tzilor.
SAs 0vertaksn hy treops a. Yaxuarz-
9z2s- near NzEueysirzn5e He was
Carrying arras AID displayed revolu-
tasssSrT szsasssS As - rgFzzzs4 -
s9rrrnsicr ae wzs shot dad
Tae enuamittes. fr,za the EAir~ iuSur-
sruts has nj rrturarsi % S4atizza fr-
farther ea1salrztiou With ssca- IA
Easuahrr. bat after c,raferrzar with
the ia>ur<cnt le43~rs he hzS roae -
F4lzaa Slriana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
ne wAR IN Tre EAsr.


hn~ tast1rse&~ @4P- ~~sr- aAet h~r irtssry
-sa~--assx sas.s~s~< - 49, Ch~a~E
LsvnsN. &Arrh The HAith-n.-
eurre~pausi~nt % the Central Nv tsI-
-graPas zn.ssr the date - FrhruarT
=
The Erst aruny TO-DAY attzazei the
ensmF enczmpst h~fHe~n the Lao
yang and N~w ChNang rsaEds The
STA brigade enyag-d the rs<ht vinx.
rUated i and drove IL hack -
ward rzifuter- The uaia eoluuau
attacked and ruute3 the sn-aaF
al CAanShotai The sixth b-i-4de
marched along the Liaoyzn- raaa.
Joined the main diviSion. and with it
c-aeuPied TungyrntAi ard the imuleyii-
ate ei<hhorhn-ri in the direction =
Ltaoyang- The Jap4nes-e lss~> U1s ten
killed AMI eiEaty-tWo Weunsis,i The
Chinese left 80 dead "a the deid r.
Oaieial dispatches re-eiEel AZ Hiro-
shIulz eontirm the above rwpnrt The
japanese division occupsed. after the
Sighting. the entire district - >4iyen-
tai-T1faton- and further aovenents
were projected for March l.
The oeiei1l japanese rrports % Feb
ruary = said that the euemv had r5.-
ooo men and ten guns ten Yih was
IN Command During the action a SC
o1d Chiusss force - S.oaa maize an at
tack on Hai-Cheng frona the eastward.
bat UzS rePalse,i u5thoat diricuItv.
On March Gen No.izs rep.srtea from
Hai-S heng-
The third division bexaa the aa-
v1nee at n m The aAvaner guard
engaged and repaIei SEQ 81 the
enemv-
Ten HayashTs brigade then jsius-a
the main division whieh routed the
Chinese and captured Koashinho at
noon
A Central News dispatch from Pesin
says that Li-Hung-ChaR=- the bead q
ChinA's new Pe@ee eamniSsiou. : stiH
at the capital lie has eoulerrs,i with
all the conspicuous officials ana most
OF the Europsaa dipiouatistS
There u an unarinous desire aDon-
men Of influence in Pekin that Unftea
States Minister D~nby help she Chi
nese mission by acting AS int<rreai-
ary IN arranging for the ue~.iuw of
the negotiators and the eonr<= Of No.
eedure- The Eoveraz<at has given
abundant proof in tbs Last few d.vs
that i Wi make = sLaesre s@eys % g.
egEs peace.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The tGacral serTirrs % Dr. =. W.
iiozsnaan. the late pastor q the FirSi
Baptist church At Meridian. which took
place last week. were more largely at
tended perhaps. than any similar e-ca-
s'or within thc history Of Meridian
The banks and quise a numiser Of she
business aou,es closed their doors frga
10 20 o'clocs oat q respect Tor the de-
,eaSsd- AMI tie people. irrespective q
religious beliefs. crowded the large
-harrh 20 ovcrrowia-. The faaeral
servIce~ sers osnIuct-d hT Rev. Dr \
y Ilarketr. assisted by Rev. Sprpies, %
ia-sssaa- and the paSsarS of the several
churches IN Meridian The remains
sers followed 70 Eoss Eiili Cemetery.
where taey werS Inferred by large
-oncoarss % sorro~iug frierds- Tae
taa@raI procrssica covered distance of
zhoat = quarter of male.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
REV SAM JONES


NAsHvuAE TeaR- MareA Rev.
Ss1 @u1cs. ta- uetc-8 srauz-I ~
preached u ever s.eea V--unae fa the
sss'sFri tahcruacls in tbs cstF Thurs-
daF HxhG ue t-s< f..r his th~m-
the <uh--ruatariaI m1z.lEIe auI was
a1f~t severn ia rs ARA On
msat - the deua--ragse ma
lrltv IN the ir<islature- Amaau-
esh-r thEuEsS ~ >sal II tzser~ - aar
-art ef g1usaer that aave znv ..s-t =
rvsP~ct far 4 - ~azhler saAt sever
ssgur4-S II ] u~rv a &eunu@ras. ant
have n-ea rs1at~.i wtsn hat nzrtr.
ass a rupuhlhran hsstrE uae reft1nr
tAers. ! weaHa - th- last lfftle
~ dnE taaS sssir - heI -
tsrr I'd s.4aeaL IL there s
AETthiu- ra~4a the Eaa- ~ th<
eApltal have 81 aaue In the pzSs 4.s
mathis it j. ts--au=e thry Aaa't kasvx
haw- Th~y have sinn-a ua n The
zas4SErr II theEr Ss-lI i--ace ana hars
e-cz P1t - ssre straits - stezl The
<srerzrrshiP Pesa~sltaszoaally
Ihe~e Gtteraac-s were vi-aronSlv
aFpLAsa-4 - the cen<-vxatzaz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Mrs sarah Lew. Wi's - :. lew.
se,rs sary and trvasarcr . ths Meriaiaa
''as L4gHt Company. did AZ fae family
re>.teaee very sat3ealE q apoplsKy
last wceS- >as ate supper and retired
fsr the ni=hs in her usaai <es4 h~alth
bat aoout ia O'Clock called her b hushaaE
saying that she wss suFp-stia< 2ni
wanted frvSa air >ae Was eoavevs,l
10 tee gallery. Wa~rs she sank 4aWH
and died before Physariaa who Aal
h-sen suusmsasi eonlI re3ch her SIC
lcayes ! Lasbana AMI Eve ehil4rca-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
Ds-a - Data utth wan-Fs4r Dad
.aA ><s<r.l InJzr<&

NEw YoKN- March s-The rsAz vail
q the old sIx-stsry malt hoaSe "a the
esru@r of Forty-third street and Teath
aven1e, in coarse Of d~snolitioa- trIl
sueitenly al = IA Carrying With Il
and turying n its ruias over 4 dozen
ETcrkDcn- Que D2n VAS foznd dead
n the ruins 01e nsn did On the way
10 the hospital and two are know 10
= burieG IN the ruins They are sap
P.a~ed 70 te dad Seven men were in
Jarea. sane Of them fatally IL Is
thouxht there nay be Others bzried In
the ruins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

NEw IoKK, March =-Anoshsr bald
ing disaster occurred about so'eiock
yesterday afterncoa- which proved
nearly A. fatzl IN its results a. the
Ienth-aven1e malt-hoase accident
The interior OF four tenementS *
eoGr~e Of conStraction On Orchard
street, near RiringtO1. crashed in with
ont moments warning. and q nam
Der Of b-ieklayers And lsbore-s Who
we're uorkinx On il were ezrried intc
the cellar with the falling walls
o1s 1an. Al Italian lAborxr. = Ass
NJ. and il : believed be ls 3eaa IN
lie rEia< He wzz kncwa 70 as t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

The pIans - held meetia-s throu,-i
oat Leiore C1uaty IasG seek 10 organize
sahor'il lEata cotton growers s.seci1sl,sus
and sisn the agreement 90 rrds-. tbe
coisasa arreage tnis war They are
fully determined - reaa-e tke z-reaze-
AMI hope the planters throughout shs
>5uth Wilt heartily co-euerats 18th
then TIE redactiou cf tho eoslou
acreage > The al important 4uessiea
n0s before the people q Mississf ppi.
and . 5 exriEinE mpre pahlir fatsrest
and discussion tbaa al osher queslioas
coalhlneL The p-ople % the Srz-e
have b.s7gze aross.-l 70 the Importance
% 4osa- sausthia- % make cotton q
rayinr crun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


N"1F%3 NtAn hF-sr~F ~ AsaA Natter
Aas.sa J. TIaneock. a yoang nan ~so
its bssa carryia- the mail bo;wesa
,slvzrvna- az >mish Ceantv. and Kills.
rslie. ~ Joaes Ccuaty. uas arrairued
aricre tHitei states Caaaaissioner :. l.
Watts a. Meridian last Ssex 4 On charge
q destroying Dsll matser- NsunS Han-
7n-'k eisiszs sszs be szs forced - Ssr-
-rH'ier his Pouches At the poiai of a
WiHeheSser ride in the han1s of an n
snosn man. who iulercs pted him On the
7uhiic highway. bat the evidence ad-
iueri Epou the exansinatiou did not sgs-
tain she elaim thus So zp. an1 the
ycgns nan @as held in 500 honl ter
his appearance a. the FEDERAL CoarE. IN
tefaUlt % whlch he N1s Committed 10
he Lau4erlale Ccuaty lsiL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Nessrs ABRAMS aaI Morrison. tat
G1"a from u-tamxa. IoNa. havs bsurht
valEahle trz-5S - iant nea- C1aton. sni
wlll bring their famiiirs dosa sa.,a aul
LINK ihelr fortunes with the people -
Madison Cosaty- An excursoa train
Will START fron usiumrA On the sth %
Mar-h- destined sor Canton. ruachiu-
therc On ths afreruoon % the eth. <hen
i' j. expected many - the1 ~ll buy
larlS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

All % Essed-te IS bowed 2own in sor-
rOW a. sh- death o. Mr. Margaret CLARK.
= e. cf Hsn- Fred CIar<. Sao died last
sesS- Mrs- ClarS Was trulY a Ch-.stiss
4ouuan. earnestly 4~vosed - the srlfar~
and awakening q the Cd arch. and II Eas
oElu< ehleeF - her efior.s that the
MetAod " eEurch a. Es-se1aie ~As ~
eycloae On May - las- Tie 4ec~asesl
sAs 'or@~rlF fr0n N2'chez sa4 closel ,
related % MEs- Jererson Tsavs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-03-07

Irwin Wilsoa. who shot aad killed
EaEiu~er tavi4 Miliiner a. Poatotuc
recently. Was trte1 l4ss seck before
Mayor Soetsr anI acquitted. the evi-
4cncp shoNiu- that h- was Isstiie4 in
conuittin- the d~eI- Al the tir.c u
THE shooting Wtisaa was pia-vd unier
si.oeo bond. walra. upoa tha 8~ath q
Miillner vas raised 20 - sos. sor his .p-
pearance a. the trial which resulted IN
"A. acnnIrtal