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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
ouNS COMMERCIAL RGUEu.


NEw YGRx. OcE ar G & ca. n
their weekly review Of trade saT-
The event Of the week mas been the
sensational advance OF wheat ~ u
cents fur cash On Thursday i rise Of
s.. cents. and its 1ll - = On Thurs
day. gaining = On FridaE. The rise
Was nag1LissI bF covering 0f specnIa-
TIVE sellers who imagined the advance
had gone to0 far, but was a. the bot
tom basel au Al asxtraorSilEary toreiara
demand. which mas engaged grain veS-
sels from a. Paciica Is we'll rs Atlantis
parrs fur mouths ahead. How great
the shortage n 0rsiinarY European sup
pii-s MAJ De Is TIE point Of d0uot aud
speculation. but none H0v question
thas shipments from the Pacific coast
To I1lsia and the decrease IN Russian
yield are important, and the buying OF
enormous Quantities for export. with
engagements Of freight room 1T higher
rates. express tie belief Of European
dealers.
Wheat exports from the Pacific coast
are large, and over sa8, 009 bushels per
day have been engaged ahead fer
some time he AE4A1I-. exports
about 81. 1a9 bushels lager than LAST
rear for rs1a week. have been. n Osro-
Der 65-a. III bushels. Hour included.
against s.8sd. 3ss LAST year Corn moves
largely and az lower prices, h1vin.
declined cent for the week. Cotton
has adEaneezI n sixreenea u eight
cents. with only moderate rrz1sac-
tions and heavy receiprs from pIalE1-
ions Estimates Of the Weld wary al
the way from Mr. Neilrs 9,0ss0. 300
bales IA much less than s.090. 90. oat
The impression grows that the yield
vii De large
The nozu ssrEz.1a< feature u indus
trial returns Is the number of cum
tracts conditioned upon the election
The movement of currency 70 the
interior has been only 3, 500. 600 for
the week. and the marxsr for CONNER
eiaI loans has been dull The volume
Of business snowu by exrhangss has
been : per cent less than Lasr year
aad al per cent less than IN ISs3
Failures for the week have been IA
u the United States. against -3l LasE
rear, and % IN Canada. against - Inst
rear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
HELD Up IN Blue CUT.
Ths Scot Ssde Famous hy tas
-azes Gang


Kansas Crrr. No.. oce eg-Byas
Cat, between Tadep-nsiense ard Gien-
dale. Mo- Na= the >e~ne u another
train robbery AZ $50 a-clrciS last even
ing. Chicago 4 AIs.su passenger train
No. - was Aeld ap by four bandits,
" ho compelled the engineer IN use his
coal hammer ~ break open a safe.
uue Of the robbers went through tho
passenger csrS pretending ID take n
psll- While he others attended 20 me
express messenger. fireman and en-
.gineer L Is Sai1 the r,ob-rs got but
a sna4 AMOUNT
This = the second time thAt CHR
eagD s AItoa train has been robbed in
B,ue Cat, Which was made famous BY
a robbery by tie James boys
Inspector Flahive. of Kansas CITY.
left wirh 4 posse of eight men for the
place where the robbery occurred. I.
IS about twelve miles from Kansas
CITY The train robbed was a fass ex-
press sn route FROM CAisara % Kansas
Eitv- None of tAe passengers we're
nnie~tssd. and many Of them did not
.sno7v robbery had occurred Tie
-ra.a was stopped bT displaying a rel
aag. Mt one shot was fre-i. The
8antits bad Winchesssrs. anil are sup
7ose.i - have Aad Alrses hitchcsl close
a aa1d
The train VAS in eharyc " C0nile-
sor A J. F.lI and Engineer James
Walton A. the entrance 10 Blue int
il was fax-e-L Wcirou reversed aia
engine zRd brought the train ~ a
stanstiil in the misist Of the cut I.
was pitch aar< lie looked our from
Ais cz.b 20 ascertain the trouble when
graf voice eommaasie.i him % get
out # tns, cab ami b. quick abuut Il
WeIson looked into the nuzz.e Of a
shotgun aud obevezf- Fireman Post
sisd lilsevvis..- Two more men emerged
f-on the dlriSaess and mounted
sts engine. One Of them pieisesi
uu she hrernar's coal pick
The engineer and fireman we're
sheu narrhesf ID the express car-
NsszenA-ysr ANDY Shields was com
naads.t - open up. lie at nrss re-
fused. bar EaaIi = complied Ehea cum
virr.tt THAT Posts iite was IA danger
TAe band5ss then entered the ear.
rifisd sic money packages. securing
$50 aasl quantity II ieveirv- Tae
hol.l-tsp occupied alts.sethe= aboas eire
minutes The passenger knew Moth
Of il ansIl long after the engine had
been car ioose-
CanIacror Fell describes the men as
being siiart and heaTy Win dark hair
Their flc.s were MASKED. Fhev ear
riesi saotsuns anI revulverS Laspec-
rar FiahIEe ant eigaz picked men eft
Sansas City N 4 special train Inn
ne,iizltsIv after the report of the r,lb-
berry reached here The robbers ars
supposed 70 X. r.lIruaf men. from sas.
fast that they knew how 10 handle
the ngtue-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
GOV. aLrGaD
Fires . Eex Hot shoe AZ william r.
Morrison

CHICAGO. Oct s4-tiov AIsgeld was
a. drss disposed 10 allow the pub
lishetI attack of VIM. E. Morrison
upon him 20 pass with general refer
enee % the Disappointed aspirations of
Mr.. Morrison but the governors
frienis insisted upon something more
specific IN reply - the question
asked By 4 rep0rver=
did or did not Mr. Morrison beg you
to assist N nakiag him president of
the Cuitsd Statesg'
The governor replied:
YES. he did. and I was rather sur
prised a. the request. for as
sure you l thought that wm-
z Morrison snew that he was 4
political corpse until I heard
that voice from the cGfia last
fny him president OF the nited states.
l. would not be proper tar ne - 20
into details. bus Morrison's animus Is
easily dis.eraible- I have not read
his attack on me. 7 understand II IS
anE wgrta reaating. Il : a won-
der that Mr.. Morrison did not
reject that rAa man he nov
abuses Is the self-.-azne man ne asked
10 assist him 20 me highest Office IN the
gifr Of ths. nation = few months ag,i-
There are several suggestive spirhets
in common use which are appropriate
u applied 10 ereatures who act Ike
that I need not Parrieularizs these
spirhers. They vii eome "a the lips
Of every manly man who despises
treacherv. eowartiee and nalignitv-
Gov AIfgeId almost collapsed az tha
close Of sarminu-e speech AZ the Reo-
pies institute ThHrsdaT evening. but
after resting Is minutes he was able "a
70 - the Twelfth street Turner hail.
where he delivered another address.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29


mating satalE aar- been known ~ hi.
intimate friends k1r zsn1s time. bus
have only b~@n spoken af cuu5,feu-
tzallv HIS Aiiiaeur rssszS Is origin n
me Excitement arising our af his
~ l1E debate with See-~rlrw Er1sEs
smith -1ss summer when Ia -zS
fsr=ssi -a uffhlr17v fr-slu .aar de-
bate fl1r phEsse24 reasons. hi= friensis
persuaded him % enrer n sani-
szrsan Hlr treatment He was
sEs21le~t ~ heart disease. Reass7z-iusr
reports a. 20 r-euver=1 health have
avp@ared fruEn rinae % time. bGr they
have be-a largely discounted By those
fGAlr suf1rEue-l as % the factz
Mr. CElsp vas one II the hs.as- Iixssi
men n congress. He commanded si1.
respect of frienlis Aad opponents aw
1LS abilities AID his generally anruf-
1z4 tIlieiaL fairness. which Tas
arnAsn 1pan gnlF aaes or tSie=. dar-
.ng the o3ersr eoutr1verxv VITA
Speaker Res,I over til. Reed rals-s.
lie was soru IN Stef.ielai. Ea.. And.
where his parents lad <sae on a visit
IA ISs5. ami this Ezer raasx aim out u
ulIe czEs<ar- af vis-a-n1-essEi srsi1l by
zial.zrles xiaea sore Years az-a
als uaszus E4s suggested tsr cllaE
afar-- Ee vas bruuE1r % Tie
1 aIse-t States bef1re =e xa= a vear
sld. was eziaeasest IN >arauna1 ami
Mason. ga. servest N r1- c-luseslersise
army AMI vas nails prisoner lie
Vas adnisEe-E - the Jar IN -s.ias be-
zane ssleerszs~sly state s.sllci tl1g-.
-S1si4e- congressTu1I a1t speaazer Of
Ess house at represeaE7tiv=s n rlse
Essr-=econsf and Eftv-sAirf can-
grasses. Ezs congressional career n
lie lower house sx-entseG over a
years. ami he vas rhs ch1ies OF his
party f1r ina CaztesI States senate
v--As,r, n. lfy..f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
A FRIGHTUL WRECK
Ca1sed By Collision On the s.
Louis & san Francisco.
Nia- Prr-sa- kli.esi Oatrtxss. .s.s osh--s
B-si~vsst to S- D-s..f IA the Kasns-N -.
A. H. EEear-saa rr-sin tss D~sli~st-
>stsfl-rs' Home p~zasu.h-@.

ST LoCEs. Oct "a a head-end e-sl-
iisiou occurred On the - Louis &
>an Francisco railway near Mcraz1sc
iiighlaads At ten e'ciociS yesterday
morning. By wEich nine persons were
<ille'i and a Scure in inrr,L The scene
Of the wreck : Il miles west Of this
city The Valley PARK acs-amz1s,sia-
tion tram, going east very fast on a
down grade. came into collision with
TIE SECOND section uf a wcSt-bound
excarS.na train gong 70 II. James.
No. and carrying 40 e. \. r men
ami their fanagle-A The impact
Demolished both engines aud s.sl
or derallei al the carS The srSs
news @t the wreck reached L nion
station At % a IA and a relief train
carr tn< PHYSICIANS and nurses was
at once sent 1ut. arriving az tas. " -sss-lx
az NOON At Que ocioeS p m nine
as-tlrs mad been recovered Il = BE-
lieve'i tHat At least two more are h--
meath the wreck Uf the - in juresl
sig ht are likely - die
The following IS a list of th,. dead:
thas. H1hl. eugi ine~r accumu..iati5l
train. - Louis
tonrast hunz excursion ist. II. Louis
" g. >Arumherg. excurssoaSs, 81
Louis.
Charles Nobies, excursiouiss. It.
Louis
Frank Haster. LOCOMOTIVES fireman.
- LOUIS.
:. e. Bievins. passenger on accummo-
datluu. Bsslsvlile. No
William Clrtright, exrurs5ouist. -
Louis
bernard NcKenna. - Louis. in
charge It Refreshments ear
Mary Mchenna. 4sri ~. assisting
her father
The following al % whom live in
- LOUIS. are tilous : - be fatal 3 IN
lure,l-
Engineer DRYDEN OF excursion tain.
Henry osgUod. euCGuctor excarsi0a
train
Gorge Wolf. eonslurtor accumuosiA-
tiuu train
Charles = MiIeatz
Ars Peter Hall
Fr.asl tiarrvty-
J. Z TrlpietE
{ rs,ierieil Leuz
There were but ten passen-ers GA
tlle tlvv elEs OF the acc1ua al.tiati.1n
tram Tas FRONT car e the excursion
tram was the ca mla1ssl rv.ar- 1lIs-si
wizh reareshm utS. 1 number II
passengers. mostly ysau- usu. were
srauPc,t arouad $40 temporary euuu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
NO. 46.
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS



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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
UNIVERSALLY CsNSuaEo
The D4-sarsifK Assault u1.,n Secretary Ear
u-l- At Csyan<tsn Severely Ceittrd.--l-

The Dz.sarsffK Assault q Ussn >s.erefssry Car
u.I- ar Csxinstar Severely Ccirtsi.--i-
wAsalNGrus. Oct z4-Th. trent-
menE 0f Secretary Carlisle Thurssixv =
night vas the sub ieet of earnest talk
auunug politicians of both parties IL.
rais city vesrrriiaF. Democrats. ieasl-
ers denounee and disavaw the actions
Of these VINO assaulted the secretary.
and republicans. while s1utismuiu.s :
the acts committed. profess the belief
that the insulr viii help the causc ot
sound money in that state and else
where
''Ths. conduct Of the crowd At Sec
retarv Carlisle's meeting IN C0vins-
Ton last nishr," sad Chairman Bah
eocix Of the republican Congressional
committee. cannot D.. condemned in
terms too severe Secretary Carlisle
Is an houorei sou Of that state. one Of
her reprpsen tativs citizens. ami went
there 10 speak for tae cause in which
he beiieveL lie was entitleI % de-
ess-t treatment under any eircam-
stances. bus especially : IN hisova town
and AHong the people win whom he
Vas personally acquainted. The con-
duet ot the crowd IN ASSEMBLING the
secretary was an attack not only upon
the uian. but upon the high Office he
a0itis.
This rordyism.- he said. will lose
the party represented by the men who
COMM ttesi this dastarSlly attack thou
sanals Of votes
Chairman Butler. Of the national
populiss committees. discussing the
Carlisle incident. saisi.
II regret any sueii conduct towards
any man. however mucn l NAV oppose
his position or however much I may
obiecz % his views
--tsood citizens ea1not.r sail Mr.
Bat-er. --insisrs<. saeA pruesesiings-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Szcs StrlcS and, the fur-er. burned
ths Jasper eoGntE laii. together with
sinself AMI a negro WOMAN. the P4al4-
inr EavIew calls the attention ef the
board Of supervisors % tae nee-ssirv e
providing the cuaatT Nth n iron a.
Il wants the same made sre-proos. aH1
SAYS shil@ such a huilGin< xogii cost
more. that N vseS o. the greater So
czrity the cogaty could aEa-I the sane
Hoa.ts sf the q. q :. T. n. n D-Itv-~-d
: = Bulls last week delivered - the
state treasurer the notes Of The Gglf I
snip Islzzd railroad amounting . s4o.-
zoo These notes 4re payable IN six.
twelve and eighteen months f-um sep
teuber Is. I>z-i. which would make them
fall due On March Is. f>s-. and >~pteu-
Der Is. Isa7. and March Is. ISIS. On ais
delivering these notes he vas given the
5000 OF bonds held by the >,zce-
EAesa BOMBS we're given the >EAae FOR
labor performed On the road by tie
StAre eouvictA The anoant received
~oull always be acceptable. bat A. tAs
present tine. when the Sszts . run
aiaS behind. y vii be 4ogbly So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
A DAY or REST
AZ the Headquarters OF Both Political
Parties In Chicago


CH.cAG0. Oct 2a--Quietude was the
word most general in use yesterday =
around the hotel lobbies and places
where the political generals assemble
Ten days bef0re the dawn when
the result OF the pending cam
paign VIII be known. found those
who are directing tAs line of bat
lie resting On their oars a. con-
tented vita the OUTLOOK Mr. Hanna
spent the day IN quiet manner, re-
esiving only in innate friends.
Dem eeratie headquarters was de-
serted 50 far rs the leading lights
were euneerned Chairman Jones
denied himself ~ al visitors,
and IN the afternoon went Tor
a drive through the bonleTarsi
system Of Chicago. Hon George
Washburn- secretary Of the popuIiss
campaign committee. who went 70
Nashville 70 consult with Tom Wa..
son. returned - the citv saturday
night Yesterday he declined u say
anything a. - the plan Axreesi apon.
pleading thas sunday gave him the
right . tzl.ke = rest from political var
fa<e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

E0R- SAITH ARK, Ocs- 2A-Si1e
prisoners confined IN the nitesi States
ial here succretied IN making their
essa1e some time during the night.
and have a0s yet been r-eapeured-
Their names and the crimes charged
against rnsm follows
phi Rober-s. buryiarys 81 Rodgers.
BIZ Eimurds. Grant Prime. Warren
Willis robbery; Will Roherss. Jack
Colbert, larceny BUNK Parker, ruo-
hing post 0fies. and Henry Beecher.
cvunserteiting, Al Iadian territory
criminals.
The men runaeIed into the caals
where zhs Smith h0-a. tEo st ths
Cerret1 train robbers. had made
a hole "a TIC roof reeen-lv. And
Iss themselves down vit1 ropes.
Colbert had only :. daTs ID serve. but
was wanted IN Polk souaty for borse-
stealing Dick CApps. WHISKY peddler,
vas the only ans wno knew OF tha
plan wh0 r=fased - 70 No blame At
raehss % the quarts. IA there are 10
guard eorrilIsrz IN tAe seeond a1d
rhfrsE -auara. aa4 ne e1udennsd cells
were not zs-sL Tie 0edzials we're await
fng order. Ar zsg-z- s-1z Waking
ban-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
uNPROvOKED MURDER.
Kentucky Young Wen Undertake to Br-.k
tPs Mormon Meeting.

WEsr LmERrr. ny. oct s5.-Mor-
rlon elders have been holding meet
Ing la Elliott county. and Elit Isom
aad his family joined the church
riliay night three young men Of the
name u SPARKS declared that thev
would break up tie Mormon business.
and started for the meeting. Thev
stopped a. the home Of BIII Is0m. aud
demanded admitcance They were
admitted. but when Isam learned their
mission he put them out aad shut
the door The young men fred
through the doors and windovvS
EliE lsom was shot twice in the
breast. and Ms. Isom was shot in the
abdomen The injuries to both ara
eunsideret f1taL The SPARKS de,i
after the shooting aud have not been
captured The Norsuaus ar~ blamed
for the whole trouble and indiaua tian
against them = strong
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Smith Rhodes, BIIy LltieiI All 9.
" ti4rr~ts. three yoEux ueu- w>rs ar
roste4 a. Memp phis lAst Ee-x - beng
t'-iz zlves from Justice They ~=rs A.
rested "a ssiegraa frum NeN Ala4av.
Mss. whica said bold them s5r tas
tsef- - s>la f-um J J D.sis. t4r1~r
Sho lives GEAR New 4 saav- Ua~a
searched So n casa xzs fsanz ga
theu- rhsT l-uT -aAt they ssale ne
farmers rolL Eha4es = = n~pAe~ q
Davis He aaaI taa most = - s4-z -
noasy th&z 80 faaa4 oa sAs zea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
Generals Palmer .ad Isaexn-r Visit Fort
sasIIln<-

after noon yesterday GegeraIs Palmer
and Buckner were taken in carriages
By the Minnesota committee Of the M
tIonal democrats ami driven 70 Fort
Smelling After 4 short stop there at
the officers quarters the drive was
eontinued via seventh and Third
streets 10 Summirs thence 70 the
Town and Coaaty club On the banks
ef ths Mississippi; thence. via Mar
shall zse1zs aud Lake street To Min-
nsaPolls- The party LEFT for Sioux
City this morning.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Hon ". B. Walker uEac-a avou our
table SATURDAY sou1s % tae aAnasoue.s
peas Es ever sas. -~prvsenaag En~
--Erst fruits % Al srrhkryI u about a
hundred trees of ths Reit.rr variety.
planted By aim a. The T T. >yx~s
Dl4cs. II tae suburbs of the etF Mr.
Waizer aas Al orchard o. Ef-eea ae--.
% LecumPt- gear trees. n tho coaat-v.
from saich SIX Or eight baRIresl bu~a-
els we're SD tais Y-zr.-Aberisea EX-
aa.aer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
tNCGNDlaHY FLAMES

Nearly Destroy the Town Of L4asaI..
I~E-Ch@rgssi to the Prohfbssisal.t.
DALLAS. Tex, Oct 26--Tweuty
business houses On the east side Of the
public square Of Ladonia were de-
stroyed by IRE yesterday morning
Among them was the Ladonia bank
Ten days ago One-kalf Of the buss-
ness district was burned. and two
women and boy lost their lives
The ioint ares are alleged 10 have
teen If inesndiary origin.
A citizen Of Ladonia arrived in DaI-
Las LAST night 10 consult detectives.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

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AA.naA@--fxss~u sv-@rhe. Ia slsa~ pxr
srFsrtssas Fsaaz.-Es- VIII u.E- xlash-.
Brief TRIP tats Wlse-tasta tho L.e.-s
farr sf tas w~~4- sssln. .s Far 90 M~sIi.
H-on.
PzaEk, IL. Oct. es-Nr- Brvaa'a
ar~t Tar Of ais week - ruauAIIau-au
n ILLINOIS, ssulx higu across the central
part q ths state. beginning ss Dan,
vile IA tae morning aad ending AZ
Feor a last evening Raia fell at some
OK the eariier places when he spolci.
bus beyond rarness IA The air the
rest Of The dag was not bad for
campaigning There were sosns. nov.
eitass introduced IN the receptions
given The saulildAre- lie -o.ie through
the streets Of Decatur IA a n arseless
carriage and IL Masr1ou was carried
f-oiH tAe tram IA the place where the
speas<in< s1ax place oa a decorated
piat tocru on which hs sGs
The witness of the welcome yTvsn
the eaRaiitate waS almost unares..-
aentef IN his campaign It w.- i'm
PaszIaie - -rr thruuga the shron-s
tlat pressed between his carriage AMI
bct.s -3le Platforms from which he VS.
expected . speais. ami a.- addressed
ais auslienc@s IN sz1ch Instance from rhe
vehicl--
Two Speeches were rnasis. at surinx-
ield. tae stats eapifal and the hnr-lr
Of SENATOR John Il Palmer vi M j. ia
The rae= f5r -. prssicis.nc7- On The. -1lei
issns.,ra-sss rsciSes- tsov. Altsr~ld was
tEElalIius as engagements elsewhere
N tlae sta.e. AMI consequently could
lut welcome she head Of the national
-iciker-
The meetings a. Decatur. >rrsug-
aeid and Pevria were arteudesi ov
graf crgvvt4s AMI the enthusiasm
snown was fairly rampant Mr.
Eryau spoise c1vire n eash Of clese
caries and also alisest ~ nanviils.
Paris. Chartr.so~u. siat1.soa. Sullivan.
eets-sburr- Hxxaaa ausi PeiSin-
Abe train xas IN charge # CoL y
:. Gaatr-lL rail-1ad and warehouse
commissioner u Illinois. and through
ais sifor-s sr Bran xzs able - fill-
Al rs eugageznenes with greater
Eromptltusis than IN other states
where TIE committees perSisteErIy ,
<Epr ann helIua the ssllesi1ls.-l tine.
sixteen speeches was the daT's rec
orSi- Three sp@ecses gvere made bv
Nr. Bryan 1n his "Trip trua Springfield
- Peoria
There we're 2 9l0 people AZ Peters
burg. about 5.lF0 az havana. and !. .1aa
.. Rexin-
A. ll-5u lasr nighs N- Bran left
Peoria f1r Ottawa. where ne VII ac-
Sin as speeea-nl.llsiu.s -lis noraing-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Rev- J. B Hutton. pastor of he P-es-
nyter1An Church at Lexiaxson, sas 4c-
,epted tae call % ths F.rss Prssby5--
riaa Church a. Jlciosoa AMI sili preach
his arSt sermon As pastor on >anlay.
Sov- TIE prrsbEssry has taSeH ne
proper action lcu<szg % the transfer
Ne- Huttan = oas o. the ahlsss voga-
ministers n the Sl4te- The call vas
unanimous. zad tie congregations -
vsrT much r-attGe8 a. his 4zcepEsace-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
Rev fr~d-riek Temps kPpstatsf Ar-h-
nsslIop % Caas.rtsarr.

LONDON. Oct. sa-R1 Hon and R.
Rev tre'ierIes< Templs. D. D.. bishop
Of London, provincial dean of Cauter-
bury and dean of the chapels ruvaI.
has been appointed archbishop Of Can
terbury in ruom Of R. Hon. and Mast
Kew EdWard White Benson. who died
suddenly AZ Haxariea. October IL
The new archbishop Of Canterbury
= the s0n of an officer IN the army
he was born November %. fseI. was
was educated At the Grammar school
a. Iiverton. and, proceeding - OK
ford, became a scholar Of Ballot -oI-
college and took his degree 0f 3. A
IN I>4= As double srst class.
On che death Of DR. Jackson IN Jan
uary, Is-e, DR. Temple was appointed
bishop Of London
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Gre q e1a- new sacsefses wafch nave
md ruouz ard sseIcesle in Paras IS the
..gvae fur -ls prstsrtsss7l ,1f l1friczn sl.s-
.anrs- Z VIII a~ news 70 uzauv pep
r rllar tire ulzult~r 81 elephants x.iiei
inlsaliv y. anr several Fsars pass has hs-su
! go. and al t1is r-Hre LIE elephant vii !
ex-er-nl1ztszI II Asrfc1 wirAin 3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

There Is man IN KANSAS whom the
Emen vii bless lie has invented a
ElcaiIe calculated 70 make ch1rnilg-
ETC. easy L IS 4 swinging
iair m whieh the hIcky housewife
= The motion sets the machi1erv az
uriz, and the housewife cau sew. Hisic
in Il caller. read or hold the baby,
hile the washing and churui1g 20 en-
another part Of the house
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29
a sPaNEsH REPORT


HAVASx. Oct 2&-Gen- G. Munoz
commander Of the Spanish sruous
operating n the main division Of the
Ptnar del Rio provinee- reports that
his division has occupied the camp OF
the Insurgents AZ Caezraiiezra- The
rebels made strong rgSEs-arce
70 The ADVANCE Of the srauia-sf
a. the san Miyasl pass. bat wers
euupellei ID retire. leaving u ot theh
number dead on the Eeld The span.
iAraz lost enc <iLeG and i've Wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Accariiug u reports the ccu1r-
rgar c7ap OK Louisiana viii he oue OF
p -argezt ever produced in that stare-
F-ers Is every prospect that the tuu-
EEs Gf cane delivered AZ the factories
De very heavy and the yield shoulI
ug satisfactory prices. IN view Of tina
ep0rted damage 20 the beet crup ard
J. bad outlook for the Cghan crup.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-29

Ms D. Z Hardin. wife ot one Of n.
he most prominent merchants q Blue
Mountain. pas killed lzsz week by
Being thro~n from 4 buggy she and
her is-le son Gibbs we're on their way
70 Ripley. Abo1s t<o miles from Blue
Mountain. near the home Of Geo-xs
Thompson The horse took triEhr Aa1
ran. throwing both from the buggy.
Mrs HAriia N,s trightfally dIsigured
and bruised and her little iatans. WHICH
she had in her arms. ~1s slighEIy hurt
Gibbs escaped uainiursd- Mrs Gibbs
leaves \ husband and seven children