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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-07
CONFINED TO THREE
CHICAGO GAS SUGAR AND To-
BACO0 MAKE THE MARKET.

Covering OF Shorts Is the Specuiation's Fea-
cision Setting that Movement In Opera
tion in Chicago Gas at = Lively Rate, the
Stock Closing at Five Per Cent Over
ened, IN Spite of Gold Shipments of Over
Two and q Half Million Announced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-07
IS STILL SLUGGISH
BUSINESS SUFFERS YET FROM GLUT-
T0NOUS BUYING

Dealers Carry Stocks Beyond Their Needs,
mand Whereby Competition Shifts
from Buying to Selling and Down Go
Prices Surely--Wheat Advances-Corn
Moves Slowly-Cotton Again Week
Wool Stronger-Iron Lower-Anthra-
cite Weaker-Bradstreet's-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
a MONSTER PETITION.

nesriax oser I've Auiiss ~sxastsress Ia
ftfty Different Language. Aakiag few
the Frohibttlca Of the sale of AIrohsi
ssd opiaua. to s~ Formally Presented To
May t.sveFam~af..
WASHINGTON, Nav q. Il remarkable
series of meetings. which really com
menced in Washington in February
last. will be resumed in London ia the
week beginning June IL. The Worlds
Women's Christian Tcmperenec union
has FOR some years been organizing a
gigantic polyglot petition in fifty diff
ferent languages. which has now becu
signed by over e.Oen.0ou actual sigma
lures, and with the attcstatiouS of Ger
tain great societies, represents $500
900 persons II asks for the prohibit
tion of the sale of alcohol aud opium
by the different civilized governments
The petition Is |. .ssF1 yards long and 10
mounted on over mile of canvas
In concert with Lady Henry soEner-
set and Miss Willard, who presented
the petition to President Cleveland last
February. Rev. DR. Lunn. who visited
Washington for the great demonstrz-
tion when the petition was launched
upon its worlds mission, has chartered
the steamer Berlin. Of the American
line. for the conveyance Of the Ameri-
can contingent and for the transporta-
tion of the petition itself. which o-cu-
pies several large cases. Arrange
ments have already been mad. for 80
women preachers and speakers to ad-
dress the same number Of audiences in
London on sunday. Jane Is
A most unique demonstration will
take place in the Albert hall on Tues
day, June l.. when the polyglot pc
titlon viii be festooned aroand the
whole Of the great hall to be presented
10 the representatives. Of the British
government A. zach national con
tingent enters the hall IL will be pre-
ccded b. large flag Of its own ma
tion. each woman carrying q small ma
tipnal dag. and the national anthem
Of the nation IN question being played
0After the London convention is con-
cluded the delegates will proceed to
Irtndewald where a Temperance con
vention Sis being organized by DR..
Lunn To ~ addressed by Lady Henry
Somerset. Mrs Josephine Butler. Mis-.
Willard and other leaders OF the
womens movement
In August il i proposed 20 visit the
northern capitals in Europe A
steamer i again being .chartered To
convey the petition and .the delegates
10 thristiana. Stockholm. Copenhagen
and St Petersburg In the late
autumn the delegates will continue
the crusade. third charter being ar
ranged for vessel To carry the dele
gates and their polyslot petition to
various countries on the Mediterranean
htterol- visiting Naples. Rome. Athens.
tonstantinopi-. the Holy Land and
Egypt NJ later period Il j. intended
To visit the eentrals Of EUROPE and In
dia- and the countries east and Aus
traliA and Africa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

The wsships OF several Of the powers
are fast ASSEMBLING ~ Chee Foo. Alre sdy
eight Russian warships, including three
torpedo boats. have gathered there. In
addition. another British. French and
American and two German warships
have arrived there
THE Suprsme Court OF Louisiana on
the ssh decided the glove contest case
against the Olympic Club. thus putting
an end 70 glove contests in the State.
MoopY and sankey closed their three
weeks services as Fort Worth. Texas.
on the sth- one thousand converts vas
the result Of their labors-
A PEsrHorsE riot broke out a. Win
chester. Ky. GA ths <th- A eolored
prisoner in the county Jail had small
poi Lumber was secured and e.rpen-
ters put 10 work on . pesthoass five
miles out The farmers tarned out en-
masze. armed xith winehestsrs The
carpenters had almost completed the
pesthoase when the mob gathered and
burned the partly completed pesth0ose-
The Supreme Court Of Arkansas
banded down . decision on the 4sh
awarding the town of Pairnogne Ark.
10 Judge p. C. Dooley- Tke land on
which the town IS built comprises 900
number Of years
wrrm q great strike OF all the ohio
coal miners assured for an indefinite
period and Indications for \ similar con-
dition in West Virginia soon. the manu-
fseturers. railroads an4 Others At Gin
einnati are greatly concerned over the
prospects for the summer.
THE most destructive forest nres
known for years have ragged for the past
reek in the ighboshood Of Bradford.
Pa
JUDsE W. r. PoPE died AZ Little
Rock. Ark. on the Sd He Was born
April 50, 1914. in Bullock County. Ken
tucky. and for sixty-three years. or since
1859. had been a residentot Little Rock
THE Ripple Hotel. hotel At Indian
apolis, Ind. was wrecked BY q natural
gas explosion on the Sd Four men we're
frightfully and perhaps fatally burned
THE weeks failures we're sSl in the
United States. against e33 last year, and
"a in Canada. against IS last year
REPoRTs from east Texas tell Of a
regular waterspout which fell on the
9Th. A dispatch from Naeogdochss
states that miles Of fencing was washed
away,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE JACKSON


WtsHISsToN. May 6-Mr. Justice
Jackson. Of the supreme court of the
United states, arrived in Washington
yesterday morning from his home.
Beilemead, Tenn, 10 hear the re-argu-
ment Of the income tax cases He
made the trip with but little fatigue.
owing to the arrangements by the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad officials.
The sleeping ear on the train
leaving Nashville at $40 o'clock
Saturday morning WAS run out To
Bellemsad the night beforc, 50 that he
was enabled 10 secure a good nights
rest before starting. Mr.. Jackson
found the change in the temperature
from Nashville TO Washington quite
pleasant, although the residents Of
this city thought the day was very un-
comfortable. Thc.justiee looks well.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
GALLANT GEORGE cuRzoN
Happily Iasr~sfa~e~ His E-sf~ to the Tea.
sats Ui. F.x@t~-

LoxueS. May The return %
George Nathaniel Curzon and bis
bride. formerly Mr. Letter. - Wash
inSton- has esusssd general rejoicing
among the people AZ Mr. Curxon's es-
tate Miss eurEou's spee-h to the ten
ants ~as greeted with repeated cheers
After thanking them for their wei
come. he said.
The question has been ASKED why I
vent 10 America for bride The an
swer i before you Ghecrs
Mr.. Curzou placed his hands afec-
tionately ON Mrs. Carzon's shoulder
aud the tenants cheersd again The
route from Derby to keystone was
decorated with triumphal arches
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
JAIL DELIVERY.
short-Livsd Liberty. EndIax in Death and
KecsPsare.

WICHITA. kan. May i 6-Iuformatlon
has been received here of . Jail deliv-
cry and double killing at Woodward,
Okla Three prisoners. Waddle. Hill
aRd Heffen. the first two being con-
fined for assisting in a jail delivery
last month, obtained possession of a
revolver, got the drop on the turnkey.
and compelled him To unlock the door
of the cell. The prisoners then locked
the jaiier IN the cell aud FASTENED 10
the hills Their escape was soon dis
covered. aud the sheriff and posse Of
dePuties mounted horses aud started
after the fugitives- The men had only
gone a mile when the officers overlook
them There was a terrible battle.
which ended in the killing of Heffen
and Hill and the capture Of WAddle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
coRINTo EVACUATED.
And the Nicaragua flag Receives . "a
late Of Hensr.

NEw YoKk. May "a special dis
patch to the Herald from Corinto. Nj
earagua. under date of the "a. says.
''Grsat Britain has accepted the pro-
posal made BY Nicaragua through
Minister Fiallo~. who came from Hon-
duras 70 negotiate on Niearagua's be-
half with Rear Admiral Stephenson.
The terms of the agreement are, in
substance, that Nicaragua Is to pay
the money in London within two weeks
after the British occu patton Of Corinto
has been terrninted
The Engitsh have also offered To FIRE
salute of twenty-oae guns - the
Saesrsguan ffaE On leaving ths. port
The British force, are 70 - with
drawn at sunset this evening. and the
Nie@rsSusn authorities will re-entsr
into Possession o. the port ts-uiorruyv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

Attorney-t;enerAl Johnston has ex-
pressed the opinion that registratiens
heretofore made by the deputy circuit
CLERKS are not null and void. Bat as TO
the public and the electors thus regis
tered such acts Of the deputy clerk
should be treated as the acts Of de
facto officer. Any other construction
would lead 20 great confusion As in
quiries concerning this matter are con-
stantly being made this statement 10
made for the benefit OF the public
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

KANSAS CRY. Mo, May ED Pow
ers. wealthy resident Of Maysville.
and defendant in q lawsuit brought
By Ms Mary Browning, a woman o.
means. who accused him Of assault.
was yesterday shot and killed in the
court room during the trial Of the
case He became involved in heated
alteration with J. ;. HarwOod, attor-
ney for Mrs BrS-ning. while in the
witness box HAa fired first IS not
clear. but Powers. and his son George,
aud William Dickinson. brother OF
Mrs Browning, all engaged ia the
shooting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
TENNESSEE ooyEHNoasntp.


SA.HvI.LE- Tenn. Nav s-During
all this morning and afternoon the
general assembly in joint convention
has been engaged listening To aryu-
ments in the gub~rnatorial contest.
and just before supper adopted a reso-
luton to convene AT night and remain
in session till a vote should Be
reached
The speakers to-day were Heiskeu
for Turney, Butler for Evans. Ledger
wood for Turney. Baker for Evans.
Travis for Turney. Jarvis and Bates
for Evans and Caldwell for Tarney.
The sensation of the day was a card
published in an afternoon paper By a
republican member charging that he
had been offered money to vote for
Turney. and offering to prove the
charge.
In the joint convention Representa-
tive Desken. who had claimed to have
been offered q. GOO to vote for Evans.
said il was all . joke
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

So. JOINS, y. D., May 6.-The threat
ened uprising Of the Indians is ended.
the half-breeds surrendering yester-
day Marshal Cronin decided 10 wait
no longer, and with a posse left here
early yesterday morning and went to
the breeds fort The Indians refused
to talk. but about noon the breeds sent
word that they would surrender.
A detachment of marshals then in.
spected the fort and found fsty-four
guns. many Of them wInehesters- The
warrants were then served on the
mueh-wanted Indians, and they werS
brought here,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

Holly Springs Lodge No. 80. Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows. eele-
hrated last week the seventy-sixth an
nivsrsary Of the founding of the order
Of Odd Fellows in the United States
with banquet and appropriate services
1ad addresses The most notable event
Of the evening was the address Of Col
T. A. Tyler. who has been an Odd Eel
lO~ for sixty years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

A severe rain and hail storm visited
the western part Of Clay County last
week, doing considerable damage TO
crops and fruit trees The track of the
storm was about two miles vide, and IL
came from the southwest Large sprigs.
together with leaves, were beaten from
the trees in its path, which strexed the
ground for miles. This is the third
storm that has passed through that part
of the country this spring.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

A. ID. Latham. prosperous farmer OF
Beach. wAs robbed Of 81 go last week
in broad Daylight BY t~o masked rob-
eers. who. with drawn pistols and
threats Of instant death TO bis wife IL
she gave an alarm. compelled her 10
show them the place whers the money
~sS kept Mr. Latham ~as in the Heia
pioSing At the tiue. and bis wits made
an attsTps 10 notify him % the robbery.
bat was compelled TO return 10 the
house. There is no elew 70 The robh.r.L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
ASKED TO RESIGN.


NEW YORK. May Mayor Strong
has requested Police Commissioner
Michael Kerwin and Charles Il. MUIR
ray TO resign The mayor has asked
them TO do so in so many words For
two months it has been common re-
port that Mayor Strong wanted to get
rid OF Messrs- Kerwin and Murray, bat
he wanted them to retire OF their own
will The mayor had selected the men
whom he would appoint to the board
~ their successors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

PANS. May 6-The European edi-
tion of the Herald from its Toxic cor
respondent states that Russia's atti-
tude has created intense feeling in
Japan The tenor of the reply to the
joint protest is frm. Russian ships
arc leaving Japan ports Premier
Count Ito will resign. the report says.
Il allowed to do 81. should Russia
force a war Japan would hope for an
alliance with England.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
JsPAs's REPLY.
she VIII Abandon LIso Tong Excepting
Port arthar-wuf Declare War

PARIs Mayo The 81 Petersburg cor
respondent Of the Temps SAYS that Ia
pan IN her reply 70 the joint protest.
consented to abandon Lao Tong ex-
esptIng Port Arthur. The protesting
Powers have not reached an agreement
regarding the reply. the correspondent
asserts. and the exchanges Of opinion
continue
The European ~.ligiou of the Herald
learns from it, Berlin correspondent
that Russia has informed Cisrmany
she will declare va. IA case Japa n IN
siStS upon the >him1u oseki treaty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
PETER TURNEY

Elected Governor of Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 7.-At ls.Is
a. m Speaker Pillow OF the senate. act
ing as president Of the joint eonven-
tion, declared that Peter Turney. hav-
ing received plurality of the votes
cast, was duly aud .eonStitutienally
elected governor of Tennessee for the
ensuing term of two years
The republican members retired from
the hall in body shoating steal
steal. steal. The democrats showed
gFes. enthusiasm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
they SEE IT NOW.
ss~a@ sss-~-s-s<-- ~ E--za=s.sssssy 20
tho AK4axR-~ Aw@lr.

NEN TeA~- stay e.-Ine ue-a4g :
Madrid correspondent cable Seuor
tanoVas, in an interview. said Il Ioois
upon the Aliianca question a. settled
We made an inquiry aud found that
the Alliance was outside Of our juris-
dietional limit Il was case - trop
de scale. but not on the part Of a re-
sPonsihle officer, for the captain of the
Nsaidfto was Dot aboard bis ship, but
lying III in the Canary islands Ac-
eordiRg To international law we were
wrong; We admit II freely. and the
matter will be promptly attended To
by the new minister at Washington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

A terrific wind aud electric storm
struck Jackson one night last week from
the west, and ragged for two hours The
First National bank building was un-
rooted by the wind, and other damage
was done Windows we're blown out in
great Numbers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

LoSDoS, May The Times eorre-
spondent in Berlin speaks Of the report
that the Russian war ships stationed al
Yokohama were ordered To sea with
sealed instructions. adding that the
squaarOns Of the three protesting pow
ers have been committed 10 assemble
az Che-Foo-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
LATEST FROM CUBA.

Al Aassri~.a Newspaper Correspondent
srr-stsd-rhs Ma~f-AsaIhiiated In.ar-
x~nts Wsktax Things " srn for the ~p.a-
tsh rr-op--A Desperate Hattie. In
wsieh the Regulars w.r~ Cat to rt~e-.
Js-~ Msses s<sta In IN. tI--h.
krY WE>T. fla.. May 4 The latest
tuean adviees to this city state that
an American newspaper correspondent
named Fuentes was arrested in Guam
tauamo ON the I'd inst lie iS charged
by the Spanish authorities with nego-
tiating with Gomez and Marti for the
sale of arms and ammunition.
All the Notifications around Man
zanillo have been DESTROYED by the in
Surgents. The province Is virtually
in their hands.
The battle at Ramon de Las Jugas
on the 18th Of April. according to an
eyewitness. was terrible. The Spanish
troops were almost anuihilated. The
battle lasted nearly three hours. The
insurgents lost fifty men.
Ex-Capt -Gen. Celleio. claims that
the policy OF Gen CampoS to arm the
farmers il dangerous. The sentimer,
among the eountrymen j., he says,
favorable To the CubanS
The leading members II the home
rule party in Cuba. on account Of the
government refusing to institute rt-
forms, have resigned. The belief is
general that the rcvolutionists viii b.,
greatly strengthened The two bands
of 500 in the province Of Santa Clara
have joined the insurgents. They are
led BY Col Quinlan Pravo. former
revoiutionist. and DR. Pruno Zeyelas.
Jose Maeeo. claimed by the govern
ment TO have been killed. has appeared
at Guantanamo with 1000 men. aud
has issued a manifesto taxing the in
habitants Of that province sso0. 90. to
lie paid monthly.
NGsf fasead to Make M~si of the
-HaRdfuf- Of Rebels
SASrtAeo nE CURA, April -. via
key West, May lamps has cabled
spain 10 send :, enQ additional troops
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

The state superintendent of edsca-
tion has located the four white normal
schools Of the State At Meridian, Aber-
deem, BrookhaveR and the Mississippi
University. There vas much rivalry
among the different points for these
schools. and good sums we're paid fof
them 1t Is expected the attendance a,
the noruals this year will be much
larger than ever before.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

A personal difficulty took place al
DurAnt last week between Ben Wilkes
and T. c. Anderson. resulting in the
instant killing OF Mr.. Wilkes. Mr..
Wilkes was planter of Holmes County,
residing about ten miles from Durant
Mr. Anderson is a citizen Of the town,
doing meat market business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

very heavy wiad. bad and rais
storm visited Aberdeen last week The
Aail fell thick and fast for some time,
and was the largest seem there in many
\ day, being fally as large and larger
than bird eggs. In the suburbs Of town
gardens were almost entirely stripped of
their foliage, and glass broken from
several greenhouses IL 10 feared much
of the young fruit WAS beaten from the
trees
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

The Democratic Executive Committee
Of Lo~ndcs county met last seek and
called primary election for July :, to
nominate county officers None bgs
legally qualified electors will be per-
mitted TO participate in the election.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

tiFe last week Destroyed the barn Of
C. & Barber, N the ssbures of Caa.sa.
Saase los ef corn. bay and fe~dssur.
together with two valuable horses and
two Ene eoss. The sr~ is Supposed u
have been ineeati4ry. and the roof Of
the harn vas falling IN when the Ere
Nss discovered. too late TO be saved.
Mr. Barhsr's loss will amount 10 several
hanGred dollars with no insurance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
WILL CONTINUE IN THE RACE.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, May You may
say that Gov. Brown will continue in
the senatorial race said Secretary Of
State John w. Headly TO . reporter in
Henderson this morning. of course
he will cancel the engagements he
made TO speak at Russellville, Monday.
but his canvass will be conducted all
the same. He has expressed his posi-
tion fully in the newspapers hereto
fore. and everybody knows just where
ne stands
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

One night las, week . few minutes
after the east-bound passenger train
passed the depot at BraBdon. while K
Colbert, depot agent and Mr.. Moss
we're in the Office Of the agent attending
TO some busiaess. some unknowa party
or parties from the outside fred thrss
shots at them ~ith rife or pistol. Oss
sho: struck between the t~o gentlemen.
who were standing very near together.
and one ball struck Moak in the small
OF the back. inGietsng paiafHl wound.
but not fatal I: vas evidently the
purpose Of the party 10 kill the agent
for the purpose Of robbery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

The German marine department has
contracted with the North German
Lloyds and Hamburg-Americsn steam
ship companies for the construction Of
ten ocean liners which shall become
armed auxiliary cruisers in the event
Of war
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

Holly Springs district conference as
sembled At Holly Springs last week,
With foil attendance of preachers and
lay delegates DR.. Fly preached the
openiny sermon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
LITTLE ECUADOR
MssstsE rrosps at Gu.y.ssii to Attack the
Rebels at EsmerAld~sL

Rebels at Esmer2Ede4
NEw NoEK- May "A special to the
Herald from Panama SAYS. The Her
aid correspondent in GaayaquiI sends
word that the government Of Ecuador
is Enassiug troops in that city in order
TO make an effort TO retake from the
rebels the captured town of Esmeral-
des, which i on the coast.
The revolutioaists have trespassed
on Colombian territory aud have also
blown up the government barracks
in ESneraldos with dynamite
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

THE Kings county IN. yigrand jury
nnished it~ work for the term. 90 the
3D. BY handbag in an indictment
against the Brookiyn Heights Rail
road Co. charging it with manslaugh-
ter. IN the killing Of Mary Nedinger. s.
years old oa March - Last The dis
tri~t attorney immediAtely issaed .
szmno1s. which was served on Presi-
den. Lewis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

Tue Paris Authorize says that seven
teen soldiers have died in the hospital
at vitre from the effects of eating
saiated canned meat purchased FROM
an American arn- and that thirty-four
others were. on the ist. seriously i'll
from the same cause.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09
WILL DECLARE HosTiLlries
hf JsP~s Iast.ts TPsa N&tst4Iaiax the
Treaty Of Shiaeao<-AL

NEw iosx. May "A special cable
dispatch 10 the Herald from Berlin
says Declarations have been re.
ceived here from the Russian govern
meat Of its intention To declare hostili-
ties IL Japan insists on maintaining
the treaty Of Shimonoeski.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

The 500 students al the Ohio wes-
leyan university, at Delaware. o..
were notified by President Bzshfcrd.
AZ the annual chapel exercises. on the
evening of the ID. that. beginning
with the opening next fall. no student
will be allowed to attend who persists
IN the use Of tobacco
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

MADRID. la, May "A terrific rain
and wind storm passed over this sec
tion Of the state yesterday afternoon
A dozen freight cars on 4 siding of the
Milwaukee ro@dswere blown out ont
the main track. where they were found
by the switching crew in time 10 avert
q wreck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-09

FoR the nine months ending March
81 last Iso.sso immigrants arrived in
the United States They are known
TO have brought with them in cash
:. ss7, SO. and il IS believed that many
times this amount escaped the scrutiny
Of the officials