Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-27

usis at Cedar Ssllow. Madison eounty.
Mont Rstarns from /. car Loads Of
orr -los-ly approached stooouo The
waste state il excited over the di~-ox.
erv
TfCHsEr AND JoHy CrpNax, tie Chr
cayo pse<xrS> have catered into an o
desl OF enormous proportions They
hare purchased ia Wells aud Adams
counties, Ind-. the entire plant aud
wells of the Northern Indiana OIL Co
Following their purchase they placed
With the National Tube & Pipe Co. og
Pittsburgh n $4,000 order for six
iaeh oil pipes for an UNDERGROUND oil
inc i70 miles in length and exten ling
from the oil fields To Chicago.
IT has been d>cidei at republican
1eadauarters that Cyrus Leland. ot
Kansas. n member OF the executive
committee of the national republi-Hu
committee shall take charge OF thr
campaign in the states of Missouri.
Kansas aud Nebraska In o. der to DO
this work to best advantage, Mr.. L.
land has <ugve sted tha. il woaId be
well for him to open n sub-heaiqrar-
ters at Kansas CITY. where he will a.
sumo personal control OF the work IA
the thr~~ states
J. E >ovEEE 81. who Is to be with
George T. Wash burn 10 charge of tie
poruliss committee IN Chicago. saHf &c
would engage a large number Of speak
ers and send tn m in republican states
lie intends to organize labor men in
the interests of silver Mr.. Sovereign
expects to msve the headquarters Of
the n Of l. to Chicago during tbs.
campaign aud its employees will assist
him
By the explosion of molten metal as
the Edgar Thomson steel works a.
Pittsburgh. Pa. ten men were burned.
three seriously The explosion was
caused by the molten iron striking =
pool of water.
The biennial conference of the Quz<-
ers of the United States aud Canada
began at Philadelphia on the .eth
GEOEsE NCCAULEY. pa-t owner of
the Caribou gold mine at Trail. X 4.
was held mp by a msss<ei lone high
vayman in the mountains few miles
from the mire and was compelled -
hand over 81. 60 in gold bricks. which
he vas taking TO Spokane. Wash
FIRxAS J. BRILL. a wealthy merchant
zt Riley. Ind. was hit on the head
with n stone and killed BY Elmer
Rumbley. The trouble ar.1<e over Il
dollar which Rumbley oxe.4 Brill
TIE boiler ss the sawmiiI at Trov.
" G. exploded and killed I've men AMI
injured four others seriously.
GxoEsE p >wEExEr has been ap-
G -
president Of the various uou-parti~aa
silver and bisuetsllic clubs OF the
United States ami he has eaiIsf n ua-
tio1al eoaseatiou Of such e,ahs to ms.vt
at Chicago September - The repre-
senfation VII be three deIegatcs-at-
large frum each club OF - or more and
oce additional delegate foe every -
members oa the elab rolls
SENIOR ALoSzo has been proclaimed
president ot the republie OF Boilvia
Irwas said that Mckinley letter %
acceptance will be given % the public
aboat August -
A CROWD Of - bandits attarxei III.
village of san Miguel. Chihuahua,
Mex. and assaulted the women The
men ot the place were at work ou
neigh boring hac-eudaS
HESKT Will peeidler at Louisville.
I Ky. shot ard killed his wife ami ik-n
blew out his own brains lie also tried
E TO shoot his son. bat missed him Tue
woman sxas pleading with her drunken
husband to go home.
THE dwelling of Harry Hutehins, Of
I Wabash. Ind. WAS wrecked By an ex-
/ plosion Of natural gas a1d fog- persons
were injured There was a Iea.S in the
pipe ami the plumber struck n match
7 to find It.
The national farmers eD5ugreSs will
hold its annual convention at Iu1iau-
I apolis- Ind. beginning November II.
The organization Is non-partisan in its
nature. and its purpose is TO discuss
aud recommend to coayrrss and state
! legislatures legislation meant 20 beuefis
/ the agricultural interests.
A TERRIBLE boiler exploSiea took
place on the t9.h in RoeklaEd rarsx.
I New York. where n new sewer was
being constructed The eoatractor
was blown 100 feet and probably
fatally injured. ami souae - others
were more or less injured Al the
houses IN the aeirhbsrec,sS ve-s
shaken