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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
a DAZZLING ScRoszr.

Secures tho fEsnst ct gnstA-r Ha.h Nru~~s-
-sr ssiri wtiIi- r. vsnst~hus-. n-axhs~-
oens-aiss 70 Hs-,.nt~ rN- Dssn--- sF
Marlborough H-sarr th- Ea.E .c tssa-
rh- EaxsE-m-ns FORMALLY Knnsaae-.i.
INV NoHN >~pt . The Herald
says. Miss Gousuela vauslerbus.
daughter - Mrs. WIN. IA Van,i..rbiEs
viii. before the emil OF the wear. be-
come the duchess 81 Marlborough.
The engagement wa. quistiy an
1uuucr'i % the families aud later the
frirnsiS ~ the contracting parties Fri
day II was confirmed beyond any
question Friaav evening
AZ the engagement {. of sirh recent
date only few detail. q the approach
my marriage have yet been arranged
The ceremony. however, viii be hslsi in
this cisv within ths, n-xt few mouths
II viii b. performed IN a.r,lrfl-
aHs-r with the ritual Of the Prutestan1
kpis.-upal church. confirming with
shat at the Church u England Blshap
Potter VII probably offieiat-. au4 The
ssrviees. il n thaugha wiif b.. IN ap.n
church.
The dukr - Marlborough comnanI-
rafssi the neTvs Eri,iay ro the urrsuis~g--
q nis aniiy AMI insimar. friends in
EnEiand and au the cautiuenr. In
einsiest Among rhos- Ia whom tis. IN
tarnati'au was cunrerr,i was th.. prince.
OF Wales, WIN II y,sifashrr ~ th..
di''se- II + expected taat severn of
tl' intimate fri-usis of the trrlrss viii
sr''-- the Atlantic ~ be present NJ th.
w-,iding
The acluaiaslny bstx-en ths. d,ss.
ald Hiss Vana-rhdt was f1rrne,t IN
Lnuilou ahssur cig1t--n niuurh. aryH
During the last two Lauluu s-asou-.
ant n Paris iist spring they met f-.-
qurnrfT n societv. and the frienslshEo
Thus tirrus'd lr,i - the entertainments
of Mrx and Miss Vausisrbilr NJ Bleu-
helm Early IA the present summer Ir
Nas aut natural unals.r thss cfrcuu-
stancEs that when the sfiliss. reached
N-7v TeriS upnu his contemplated
tour q the warid that h.. shouIt
have r-crir-t and 1rrrpte,I an IN
vitatina % visir Marhl.. ussls. at
Newport The thrue weeks -neae
there gave him a pieasant Insight
into American Affair." amt customs ar,I
eliminated IA the enEaxvurua rh.
dnise has SAID thaE unsirr anv err
tsisnssant,-s bis nest man ansl several
o. his asasr- v8uli he % his own
,'1untrT7usu, hur that a. vet he hat
been unable - aHnuunrr their nams.s.
lh- DsrsnHS whu VIII srrnu the b~aIal
party VIII h- ~ ths. first gr1tn tn.sa.,.
in tltir. N-1lra anst Bsaurr in En-
gland AMI rhis cuuu-rv @ Unuler rhs--s
circumstance the vr,hiinv vii be a
niosr ianutsiuT s1eetas-is-
The plans - tnesl rlss. sst yfari borough
have naturally h.ru changed by the
engagement ausf approa,iising x--i-
ting The paur Il tine wurid viii b.
ahansisas,i, bus h.. viii devote, some
time IA seeing America Within s,.-v
days nsu hr viii iaia >ir River WI
snn. tas Recently ly-,,i.ctc,i president u
the Grand Erunls railway. amt uartv
in making a tour q that ran.L
Thereafter he VIII iain Mr. and
Miss Vanderbilt either IN titls city or
at Newport. and without dauht par-
ticipute "A an extensive rauud u -n-
tertasHsnrnts given IA his honor and
that 0f his iauc--.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
CONDENSED TuEGsAMs.

THE IarH1I -eporssf Fourth Assistant
Postmaster efsneraL Maxwell saows sa1s
the number * passseissez IN aPer1riaa
N she nise,t sSaEns June "a, r-95. vas
T8.aaE During the year :. -. pe=suliices
we're established and =. Isl unuinIsL
DrPrru SaERIFF~ HxH1Er- and - ff,.l,
Of Arkansas County. we're shot teat
near Eagi1nt- L0noits County. AK, On
the I'd While attempting "a arrest an
ezc11ad 1rlsonsr named Lazy
ARKASsEHEx-rs have been perfected
N View YORK and IN ether l1r-a cities
- ret up n monster petition sh4s the
Uaisei >E1zes recognizes the Insurgents
N Cuba as beIlIgerenHs.
JUDsE HAEE died IL Auburn. C4L, On
she I'd Of old aye The lIdge vas a
pioneer crossing the plains with an ax
team and arriving N Sarraneato IN
October. ISt1
The president. by an exscasiEe or'tar
issued en- the I'd. has eHrsnfsd the
civil ssrviea system IN = mg4Ads4 farm
10 al cDnsalIr offers whose ean psn<2r
tiaa directly and through isss . ~
from SI.0a0 a s--s0a-
WInHxN SMITH. coIor-d. wa "a sep
reuber Esrh murdered Tony Fosiane.
zas banana agent af the IIlInais Cen
srzI rziIruz1 At Amfns City. La. ~zs
AIKEN from 9ficsrs 1z Hammond La
On the eIss by Ia infGrased nob and
Ignehed-
THE nlHa-ers Of the government hond
syn.flcaHe have taken action wahsa s
-ega-rted Is a hsr-n1I diss0lHriou Of the
syndicate. the governments having ~
bonrer any need Of It's services.
A rREMESDaCs cold wave cane upon
Omaha Neb.- on the ri Two inches
OF sa0x fell Il Lead. :. D. and snow
fell over parts st Western Nebraska and
WygmIng The mercury seII sfsY-0Ge
degrees in s~o hours
THE Rev Dr. H W Thomas. Of
Chicago. caused somewhat Of 4 ssnsa-
sian on the =.d by declaring from his
pulpit that the oppression Of Cuba by
SPAN must eoue 70 N end
TBE srsasurY On TIE aGsh lost $780,
gaa IN Euld fur export ant gained s-5.aGo
hv deposits. leaving the true amount 0f
The gold reserve Ir so. ~ 39s-
TkKRIBLE prairie frss are raging N
Oklahoma ami great damage has been
done Thoasaalis az acres have been
burued over, and mach any and other
eruBs Destroyed Several peopls lad
zzzzs~ 9sSzpas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
AMERICAN sHfP-sutLoERs


san FRASCHsCo, sept a. ..-Wm- c.
Curtis arrived from the orient On the
steamship Gaslie- He cnme directly
from China, tarryiur but three DAYS IN
Iapan. In japan Mr Curtis saw Irv-
my II Scott. Of the Mon iron works,
ault also the Representatives Of th.
Cramps, the Bethlehem works and
gf Carnegie and Hotchlriss. The
Japaaess. cabinet has practically
decided 20 have four ships OF Iapan's
new navy constructed IN the uire,f
States Said Mr. Curtis. 1T is un-
stood that the Union iron works viii
r~s an or,ier for one battIeshiD and
Que cruiser. AMI that the Cramps will
rss.s. re a like commission Soue OF the
ander officials. Influenced perhaps by
The Engits tsh. are eHdeavoring 90 pre-
vent an award ID American builders.
Mr -eatt wIS expecting the
Olympia every day, ami hoping that
the pr-zentsr Of this cruiser m Japanes.
waters WeulfI strengthen the sentf-
nent n Etvgr af American ships. II
Cramp and SCOTT succ-s.sI IN getting
contracts flr buihinE warships Car
negie amt the B..thleheu works vii
probably furnish the lrtnor plating
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
cANcER CONTAGIOUS

h~afh sf o Fn~ststam Wh.p q sssf rsart~ss an.
bs-~.-- willis rr-~fisx . F-aaars. F.fI-us
--tagsisr Wsaa.r sf ~-ff- fst.s-uisElsss. o. . .
h-p'd D-~sfsun~at 20 rA- C.sr-r. p--sh
osesrrisx whsi~ the L.aY Pssi~ar sam
El~~.
Nzw NeRx. sept n DE- r. w Bur
nett. u LIS Vest Thirtv-f8urth street.
who some time ax1. whIi- prof--sion-
al y caring for a pAfisnt sufr.rinT FROM
cancer, became inncu ats.,l VITA the
eaueer. died yesterday afternoon. pr
Roland Jones. vas afteasle,I hsu. vii
probably give fall partIcuIars af n i-
extraorsi mary eas-
Ar hurHrtt was a native q Courf-,.-
ticut He stndis,i na,ii-in- ant yr.a-
uat.'i frum the College - Phvxlcian-
aad Surgeons N This city in I-sa For
a number % years aft-rwari he wa.
house surlg-un % Bellevue hsrsuitaL
The Doctor was uumarri-,L His only
knusrn relative - a brother In san
tranri-.,yi.
>um-thluv Ike year arp this. 2 e.
TOR vas called - attend M-~. Hatch.
The patient bad a small pisnul- On her
tongue. DR. Burnett treated ir With
nitrate af silver. making the appgssa-
tion with MS finger. A ssrpi- ofhosr--~
later. While shaving. be cut a sIlsrht
gash "A his irft cheek To check the
hrninrrhag- he appiie,I some alum.
using tha same finger A. in the pa
tiraf's case II. nn,i. QUE more calI
tu"n Nrs Hatch. whose casc was soou
diagnosed A. enr ct cancer. and shs.
suffered the removal of her touga- not
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

r T. DILL CHAN corresponding sec---
tarY of the Baptist Missionary >0ctesv.
reports cuflsct.ons for the first four
months Of the year SIS. - ~ h8r s1rei.sn
missions. Hs says aae-thirrt Of the cun-
veurinnaI year has passed; Mlssissi ppi
has raised S5t,l. 90 Of the 1hove amount
She was rslSed By the southern Baptist
convention sn ra5se - a00 IN that time.
or II, 600 tor she Yea-- Every >s1re .
behind the amount requested by the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
Ntiashis rimh-r aara~st n, th~ Vicinity
sf Appi-esn. WIS.

AFFEEroN. Wis. Srpt = -Fir. has
BROKEN 0ut again IN center swami.
ant yesterday burned ever a small
traet Of valuable timber Ths. rain
ehssise'i ir considerably. but. unless
Long continued, soaking rains coru.
the whole swamp seems des-
tinf't ID burn. Farmers % that re-
giou have protected their property by
a system Of bacir fires during the past
weels. AMI IN the event of th,. ,ie.truc-
tion of the swamp the loss vii b.
nearly confined ID timber
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Mrs Nellie Reach. white. WIS ar
rested a. Nashville. Tenn. f1r bur
giarv. The stnrv Is a PirifuI one.
>ume months aEo she. with her huS-
band ami enid. arrived a. Nash
vile frum the country They failed -
get work. aai we're starving. amt.
made desperate By hunger. she entered
her Heighbsr's house ant toals watch.
which slis. pavned f0r a pittancr. with
which she bought fuosL she aclsnoxI /
e,l ge,i the deed. and it Is thought VIII
not be prosecuted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

A qFlerr frrala q LHhtning y rrp'lrt-
Ell sram Rau1c. ga. Mr o. d. HamiI-
TIN and has family were away on a
vacation. leaving their huus. vacant
seine days sincc the house was struck
By lightning. entering By an electric
ighf wire. it smashed the glshe OF a
stg chansisii.r. burned a big hole
through an expensive FUR rug split a
gas-pipr wilie open. 4ni set the gus
ahlaz.- The fame af the xas reached
50 near the ceiling that it charrr.i the
Woodwork AMI came near srtfing it
Ihre. Il Is supposed that this flame was
burning several days heflre i wa. dis
covered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

The board Of supervisors Of Washing
ton county reduced the county TAX Levy
frum ID mills at the meesln< last
week Ths szx levy ot wazhin<tuu
county for county purposes - probably
the lowest Of any cuuaEE in the STATE.
although during the past few years the
county has erected \ handsome cnu-s
house and iaiI IT a cuss of more than
sIa0.aoa. and assisted MATERIALLY in
building the railroads constructed
through the suunsy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
thou-ansts Of Ton. Of uav and Many
uaiI.fin=. Haru-,L

LsFosrE. Iad, sept -. Fire is
sweeping over the marshes in the re-
gioH of the KaalSalSee river in LaDort,..
Porter and Lake counties. Hundreds
OF acres Of swamp are burning AMI the
high wind which prevails gives rise TO
the fenr that great ioss will result
The damage has been cnnfn.d To ths.
burning Of thousands of tons Of hav
and buildings along the river. but the
close proximity ot several villages To
the kanlSalsee causes considerable ap-
prehension f1r their safety 70 pre-
vail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

The AmorF Argus sars - t0va ''caa
beast sf -he u0sr huanEisII water al D
ply ge lnv soNn frs slls IN tns >ezts-
she nsx hAs aiaessea averssssxfu.r ar
ses5an wells with = eapscity OF water
rsnginr trum z. - fag GALLONS 1sr mir
aue- And Il may also be stated shlz f.
Is the mass healrhfuI water known Be-
f1re these wells were put here taers we
a great 1aai Of si,-tuess EIriu.. shs sum
nsr months. many people dying every
season. bat now the peaple lrg N0u,Ier
fully blessed with .russi aeaIsh-'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

The Atlanta Constitution fair ~
porter says. Ia frgnt of the machinery
bnil.iing il a bruuze ison on a pedestal.
tie = a large Ihln. with a VERY exten-
ssve tail Thr cn,i of said tai Iu.lsss a.
though it we're badly cncumb-rrsi
imagination The lion -tan,is with his
head erect. a naughty surer upon hiz
cuanr-nanee, and his right paw On an
anvil. AZ Que vino sAaula say You
thiHk can Hor eat this anvii9 You
may be right. but am going ~ satisfr
Tour curiosity - eu1vince Euu that I
can
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Misstssiprt % fIst becnuinr aue af
rae best hay producing >sasas IN the
gHton- Five vea-s asru farmers paiii
ittrle or M Hrususieu % h1v making.
nov there ars hundreds % maxers a.
wer& Ia every cuuzrF n the >easa. ansi
haY has hecvme m inporrans item in
agriculture Al rhe .zstirenaus lgrzsses
et sAe >tIrs make the best quality -
h1y, Naa,h brtHrs SIS per usn IN the
marriott falOhusA1 Cennrv - one %
taa ness haE growing countless in the
sac. amt thousands og rsus h1ss been
en- ami stored turiur -his manth- Tha
nan1A has been unusually s-se from
rsiz amt very hrrle haF aas be-a lost.
The haF maS.u- in,iustrv - being
zlpld- ? transformed from Eliaois a.
Mississi ppL amt this ap-s 1laus IS bring
.H- thousands % Western farmers inta
zhs >tN1a. Eha see the pcsai hIss .layelng-
ue1E u Ens flEa-n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

LSSDos. sept -a-Iu rh. Sportsman
to-day IS printed a letter from seer--
rary Grant. Of the Royal T1chr squad
aron- 20 LaEcoelk. Go.1dfsIIozx 4 Bel
IN whleh the secretary n1eIiss thar
hrm that be has reeriveri their ehecis
for El.ooo TOR a rle= IN English waters
between the Defender and VaItvris.
III. but SAYS that il Is - Ia.e in the
season that IL viii be impossible. for
the two yachts 70 racralr,Iiu u this wear
He ADVISES IN. a-ra. however. 10 e-Js-
suit Lord DunravsH personally v-i1<a
hs rssarnz t<gEa TIA EalEsG ssat4G -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

The personal assessment Of Sharltey
county for l-a5 fell al ~ compared with
lass year -. gT-s, according - the Roll
tn< ori< RiIoE II SAWS ~'Fher. were
II. mules On the -uil Ilss Tear, val
uad It Sf.5. .l..5. while she roll this YEAR
SHOWS - more head Is n rs,Iarsd value
at Sio.5s5. Tho capital employed IN
merchandising has been decreased by
SIs. 1a'i. and the number OF pulls reduced
By r0& The >tlte zax vii co san -
Isss shaa Lasz year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
FsiI rhhsx-rws B-x---. In Etss-~u Vim


DEs MorSEs. la srpG ea-rh- enlsf
wave FROM the northwest r-aehss,I here
this afternoon. The early part 0t sh..
day was very hot and the sky a.
most clear At / O'Clock ahs. r~snv~ra-
tHr- felI with remarkable rapidity- In
fifteen minutes the fall w1s a. degrees.
and since then has been slowly sinEs-
ing Il II very cold so-aight. AMI a
frost Is exp~ete,t Il VIII do little
damage. as nearly al corn Is cut of
danger and only late pastures VIII be
hurt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
OBSTRUCTIVE coNFLAGRArIoN
In th= Bas@sa=-- Fsrrisa az Tower EiII.
Illinats.

PASA- H., sept 24-Tlve1tv-sze
thousand GolIa-s was Iass by COZ
iagrarisa az Tower TN, miles east
OF here. FRIDAY The fire started in
John >~lbE'- restaurant and WAS
caRsest by n detective dne- burning
the restaurant. J. l. Reeds dwelling.
Charles Conrasfs grosserv. Storey X
erii mes mi inerT. >torey's law alii.,s
Laugwells uarier shop. testers f-uit
stand, Dr. foung's barn and ti.e seiaaol
sal2aan< liza IS4s u partly soxsrssL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Near slmmerfield. Ala, on the plan
tatiun Of Mrs. A Il Martin. the ne
gr'ses went 10 the field. leaving an in
fanr n charge u is Ia-year-oI,i sister
In rolling the infant about the place
IA a baby carriage. the sister ran the
buggy into A hornets nest The hor-
nets covered both the children The
older child ran and left the infant. and
IN ten minutes il WIS deaf.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Ths WaEsr Valley Progress SAYS that
-xianders. The most dreaded disease
among horses, has made it's appearance
Among the sack Of William B,trney. re-
siding one mile west Of the city Il Is
supposed % have been brought into the
community IN n car Of cheap horses sold
sn the street sou1s two months zru.
Mr. BHrnsF boughE enc Of the horses
Ehich had . running sore AZ the
time. and now has plain evidence Of the
disease. Four head Of stock IN al have
heen effected three Of which wera
killed hY order Of HeaIEn Oticer
BeadIas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
RAGING FLAMES
r~~ufI- rhr-- s~r-~ aura~.t y~-r u. Fsusf
aa Lac win u-.sy Ls--~-


FaSD Dc Lac. Wis. sept q. -The
Moore & Galloway Cos var,Is rauzht
ars a. rs 5'cios,iS y--t-r,Ia~ afternoon.
and with heavy gale blowing from
tist southwest. the dAlnss .pr-aL rap
ldlY From the start t. Wa evident
thar the incal department cuulI unt
CONTROL n. fire. Ala was sent fsr %
Oh iSaSh. Ne-nah aal8 Appleton. au,t
The far'ner city s@nt rwo enxin-s ant
:. 1ti tss-e - hsrss.
t1s combined ~frsrts of ths. d-unrs-
msnfs we're fraisies- - ssar the dAsn-~
wii-eh swept everything svsr a tract
~ taartF-tvp Acres. Tbs. property de-
strpT-st was i8, aog a'Hl t--.t % pine ant
hefulacis lumber; a warehouse a. ,.,t
Win sash, dusrs aa.s hliusgs. the cum
paaF's MIL, barns AMI Offices. tra sars.
AMI a. the tramvavs and tracks au
tue grounds The Inss vii axrrrvar.,
s'sa.isia with nut n exc-rl siaa. 40
Insurance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
The CHINESE M4ssACREs
seem tn Have B--u -agx--rsd and .ttn
ufsrrsf Bv Impartial Prs.ts.narlau.


uhsnest by Impartial Proclamation.
L0SBoS, sept. 2.--rhe Times this
morning prints Dispatch from Hong
Kong WHICH says that at an annual ex-
aminati thousands Of students we're
given copies of an imperial decree. IN
which the doctrines of Christians we're
ierrelY condemned The decree Uses
the following language
~ stupid. hlaci1-hairsti race G., rs-
sablishing sunsirY sects. and thev re-
gard noe their own lives. but pretend
to rise again a. immortal men ant
women.
They cvngregste. AMI. abandoning
chastity. behave like obs,.rns birtis anti
BEASTS
'c0ufucians must shoot and stone
Ind oelsHt thsm without mercy I.
the emperor. command the authorities
% eradicate these weeds. Kill rhs. SER
r-nssl Throw them 90 the wolves. be-
cau-e there is M salvation for them,
either against kraven-seno calami ties
or misfortunes caused By human agen-
.issS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
MISSISSIPPl MATTERS.


IN ths SsarsviIIe Farm Gazeste Or
Tats Butler veterinary snrrpon % me
AyrtcuIuH-aI ant Mechanical CoIIsrv.
says '-'rhs-s - no such aseas,. A.
hollow horn.- The size ot the cavity
a diTereus herns Earsss. anil Ia, -ur-aIri
rs1usiilians of disease ami enacuIaaiou
the normal cavity NAV D. increased
Veterinarians Ok great Learning ami ex-
Perlenrs have all failed % daI slch
disease af the hcrus n sa.h d.srasa
dHt exist the reulsdF would BE- O. le-
sar-- ss hsrnless cassla ara not tis-
passed % have hollow tall This dis
ease ''i'rtaiul = exists only in the brain l'l
% the COW doctgr The lower portion
- the tzii IA free from boues n er,Iar %
give rreaher iexibtifsy 10 the organ in
lss fnuesion af protrcrin ? irs owner from
the astIflss u Iusmcrs Exanins a Few
ether cnws and Yaa viii sse EXACTLY rhs
same Conditions shat existed IN vou-4
ttailow hara' AMI 'hallov rasI- arr dis-
eascs sf aallaN heads AMI nus sf c7tsls.. r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
r-r-tsis Prairs- Ftr-- Raging IN oaIa-
huma.

WICHITA Eas. sept 2a-TerrihI-
prairie dres are raging in the southern
part of Oklahoma Thousands ofasrr,.s
have been devastated. and the loss
VIII be very heavy The damare %
the hay crup Is great. and other crops
have suffered The cowboys have or
ganized into fire brjzasIes AMI ar-
doing valiant service sghriug the al
vaHciRg flames.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
SNOW AND ICE.


DEyvEH Col. sept sa---rhe damage
done 70 fruit Ia thIs state bv the
heavy snowfall OF last aixhr fs be-
Font computation In the vineinisv
Of Denver fruit AMI shade trees we're
hruiSsu by the weight Of the snow
frerziug 10 the li1nhs yet IN full Leaf
and scargelv a trps. f5r miles AROUND
eacaps't injury Reports from the IN
teriur snow the sagne depIorabl. euu-
dlrions. varEing only IN degree While
the fruit growers may save most af
the ma1lre,i FRUIT aut ot rhs. wreck. the
more serious inIzsrY Is N the broken
tree.
Telegraph aaE teirphnne wires. suf-
tsrr,i locally frum the sane cause.
The snow srarru Eas general al over
the state. The amount rarviur from
fsur "a twelve inrhe= T,s-.saF the sun
siious elear- but afd not suerr-st IN
melting al the -aaw that az On the
gruunL The Indications are Enunra-
bic t5r SilinE FROST tonight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

A Brunswick Ca iustice Of the
peace arrested and tried a swedish
ship captain on complaint Of some Of
the crew. Tins was contrary to the
treaty, reiegating such disputes To the
consular courts. and tEe Swedish gov
ernnent demands damages.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Ths csufesisrzss Veterans Of Prem siss
suanry held a rsunisn as BooueviIIe last
Esnk- Five ar six hundred OF the old
ssisisrs participated. and the day was
ans sf nzsrh enjoyment The al icininz
=uaa-i@s were we'll repressnred There
w@r~ more than z.g01 visitors in town.
Aad dlansr vas served - al present
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

kASsAs CRY. No. sept 3s-WuIY
o. Cox president at the Kansas City
state banx, has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the Kansas City Times upon
application Of the Remington Paper
Co. the largest >t8exholsser in the
Tunes Publishing Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
Hay 4sa Fsae-- Barn-.t-er-at Eamag-
Fram the Eir- Spreading

GREES Bar. Wis. sept - tract
OF swamp Ind about three miles
square in the towns of Eaton and
humboldt. this county. Is burning
over Damage 81 far has been con-
fined the burning of starlss Gt hlF AMI
fences. bu. there Is great dangrr from
its IiabilitF 70 spr-ai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

II physician in Arkansas is proven
10 be a habitual drunkArSi the state
board OF health is empowered % re-
woke his License. What a board is en-
powered To do and what it does not do
: not the same.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
SIR GEORGE NEwNEs
wII Build Gutter 10 Camp-s- fur sh~
Americas Cups

LoSDoS, sept sI-The Graphic To-
daE says thai SIR George Newn--.
formerly member Of parliament. has
expressed his intention % buiII a cut
Ter TO compete for the Aneriea's Gun
provided arrangements can be made
70 avoid Interference by excursion
steamers
>ir tfeorgc Is the proprietor Of Tid-
bits, the Strand magazine. aud the
Westminster Gazette. an evening
paper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

They are trying 10 build Mr Moody
a g, 00d tAbernaeie for a nr0sracted
meeting during The great exposition AZ
Atlanta. Ga
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26
SENATOR PETER
Badly Hart by Collision Of Train. ,a
Laakour Maslntsfn.

CEArrASQnsA. Tenn. sept "A
collision occurred 0u Lookout nuun-
tain Friday evening hatween trains Of
the broad and uarruTv-.gaHge roalisl
several persons were IN niured. inciati-
ing SENATOR PETER. of Kansas. WIN
was thrown from his seat and cut
about the head Severely hu not seri-
0usIy he was taiKeu u Lookout iEn.
where his injuries were dressed.
Stephen Parrish. Of Chicago, has a
1rossen leg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Dr. Hunter Metsaire. Of virginia.
told the Virginia Medical association
that append iritis EN- be cured wirn-
cut th. Aief or q sSnsh..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

DE PAHxEUa=r returned To New
York city On the steamship GEerIuauic.
on the eath. after an absenc= Of three
months IN Europe- The great e-usa-
der spent his vaension IN Switzerland.
and In his own wgr,fs derived both
health anaf mental profit from the con-
temptation Of nature m her m0ss
rugged mood