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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-25
Scotch Lawns. -.
Marked from 7 to s cents.
Cotton & Wool Hen,iettas

GO Pairs Shoes. ...
from Maxwell Stock in sizes 2, ~
and 3's, formerly sold ut from sl.5O
to -. Your choice e1.25.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-25

Dimities. -.
All Dimities, white and colors,
marked from 10 and IL cents to
s1S and 10 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

S--rty wlv-.s o-s sr . Fsr. st ra~..a,.ry
elrtxfn.

LITTLE Ross. Ark. July I9.-The
town u Malvern. Aria at the Junction
0f the Hot Springs railway. was almost
entirely wiped cut by ar- a. an early
hsSur shis morning
Malvern Was IitsIs city Of about
s,t"o Inhabitants, the business portion
Ot the place being clustered around the
railroad ssasis1- All this section vas
destroyed. ouly three business houses
remaining
The total lsssx Is variously estimated
as from sesa.asa - <sa. aao. Only n
small portioa Of which il covered BY
Insurance. The burned buildings IN
siasi. the railroad depot. two hotels
the bank and AL the principal business
kaas<s Of the pl4e~-
The srr Is without doubt the result
Of n plot to destroy the soxn- The
blaze broxe cut about midnight tn
three different places. aud as there
was NO apparatus, the fire burned It.
self cut. Four men Are under arrest.
charged with starting the ir-, and the
people Of the town are In such a state
Of excitement that there Is strong
probability that the inc~ndiaries viii
BE- summarIlv dealt with
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

-Fans8 Erwops tmtrsTp~a tnea AR-
s~sa s.a .aaax Etk- sa--p y .
Fea-Feart-~a 0ar~r~ kwssnx sh- rAr--
Hasar-sf sp~shar~t. kEft~ss ssaf wsa-.s-ss
Sea. tsei@@ C.Dear~a ard - u-t.I
% as-Eax-.
NKw Yeak- July .a-A Herald sp--
esal frem key West Fla. says The
>paniarSfs, unster GsnL >uarwx Iaelan.
have sustained crushing defeat at the
haasis Ot The Insurgents under Antonio
Aar~o. aerorriiny ts siviess received
By the Cuban revolutionary leaders IN
this city Not only was rnclans esl-
Hnn defeated with heavy loss. but the
Cuban leaders are informed that il is
eurr~ntiy reported IN Havana that the
Spanish general himself was captured
and u aow held rs n prisoner By Msc~,A
The battle is said to have occurred on
July Is. near MsSeo's stronghold IN the
prvwine~ Of Pinar del Rio
Foe the last two weeks the insar-
x-nss have ben very aggressive. and
small parties have repeatedly attacked
IN. trOssha, causing the >paniar,fs
mach annoyanS~- ten Inelan was
ordered 60 drive hack these detached
bands Of Insurgents. and for this pur~
p.s-e took with him 9. s.aso men
Aac~o seems to have exp~ct.,i such
o move AMI arranged To ambush the
>paniarsiS The >paniarSts followed
ss- iEsarx~nt sl<riEz1iSAers ircsatisus-
iy Al d fell into the ambush Then
sh- Cuhaas opened 9-- frum all sides.
which threw the >paaiarvts inso con-
tustou- While the >paniarvis were
thus disssr'i-r~si~ the Cabans charged,
e0mpgssely roasin< their so--S ten
Iaeiaa zaate desperate effors To rally
bis d<moraiizest tor~ess but vas sssr-
r0unsted by cubans and compelled 10
surrender
II IS stated in Havana. aeeoryfinx 10
ths rrvpiusiouisss here. that the span
iar'is we're pursued almost 10 the
tr'ssha. and lost more than three hun
dr-st men killed and wounded There
were - officers among the killed Gu
bans here alsa say Nareo will hold
Lneian n q hostage - save the lives
Of prominent insTr<-ns officers who
have been captured By the >paniaryfs.
and who are being held at Havana and
other points mom=usarilv expecting
DEATH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

From all parts % the sugar belt eur,.
reports Of excellent erUps The cane,
although not exceptionally high for
this time Of the year. Is verv vigorous
and the stands are excellent The
favorabie weather has permitted the
planters TO lay by most Of their cane in
good shape, and II Is likely that an
other week or two viii see this work
entirely Completed There - every
reason 10 look for a large yield during
the coming sessSn- exc-~diug that Of
ast year and eqGalfng the banarr
.rop of t-94
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
CAR BARNS BURNED.


CHICAso. July Ia-rhe car barns of
the Chicago City Street Railway Co as
Thirty-uinth street and Cottage Grove
avenue were completely destroyed by
tr- Last night One hundred open
cars. iso closed ears and 50 grip ears
were burned. besides 50 horses, large
amount of feed and other supplies.
The to.s vii reach s1oo, 0es fully COW
erred by Insurance
The Ere brok. cut a. ->5u o'clock in
the hay Ion N the rear Of the barns.
In a few minutes & spread over the en-
tire bailding. which covers the greater
part Of a block
Engine No. was demolished by n
falling wal and Engineer Sullivan. in
charge. was badly injured By the fall
ing bricks
Transportation On the Cottage
Grove avenue line was completely
blocked for several hours. The power
and cable, however. were not inter
tered with. rs none Of the machinery
was lneated IN the barn burned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Charles NarSrave. postmaster at
Emory tap. a village Of so inhab-
itants. on the Cincianati southern.
near Hartman. Tenn. was as-as-
sinatesf the other night The cum
uuHity about Emory Gap is infested
stth gang OF toughs and desp~r~
istoss. and their frequent d-pr~datious
have caus-d much alarm. Naryrave
hast aided the officers In ar--ssfnx s<v
-ra4 Of the gang. and it y believed
that be was murdered By one Of these
1esperudoe..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
PREVENTED A IYNCAING
BY Locking His Prtssa<r. Up In the ss.s.
R<attsuriary-

LITTLE Rock. Ark, July IS-Sherit
Fitzhugh. Of Malvern. aud posse ar
rived here last night with the three
men who burned the business portion
Of Malvern Their names are case VII
liams. eolorrd. e A Miller and Eu-
gene Ingram, white Sheriff Firxhugh
says the trio would have been lyuched
last evening by the fnfuriased citizens
of Malvern Il he hai not removed them
- Little Rock
A dispatch received here last even
ing stated that one OF the gang had
been lyuehet. but the sheriff says the
report Is not true Williams SAYS he
came from - Louis. while the others
claim Little Rock a. their home. Mil
Ter hat made n Confession duplicating
himself. Ingram and Williams Theft
was probably their object
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23


sANEs FRENCH . sAa4or. sHss ane
f1iled as Wis II kac<f'ra- III. On me
tssa- ms men r1n 20 sae nver. I've
oioe<s away. pursued ~ several a9nr
irsa e11sn&
THE estate Of Harriet Beechsr Stowe.
- indicated By her viii offered for pro-
hate 2s Hartford. Cenn-- On the fssa
soosx up 81, Geo
A SENSATIONAL shooting af2ir 90
,urrsd ~ SLOAN Springx Asx-. On sas
issh. in which C. D. Gantsr. = yoang
business man. vas fatally wounded BY
Mrs. Anna kinser
RxrosrS indic.s. . rvixa Of terror
In Scioso. Meigs and G.IIia counties
tohiol uhsrc a rang Of s.eusy-sevsu
outlaws have started q nuuhsr az arss,
burxiarized houses .ud ara no. defyiaz
the authorities
A srArxxxsr prepared BY the eou-
missioner Of immigration shows the
aumber Of immigrants Who arrived in
shis country during the ascal rear ented
Iuns %. lsss. 70 have been 54s. 90. a.
compared VITA as. sss during the fiscal
rsar rssa.
RosASSA. the I0-year-old daughter Of
Mrx James w. Fousxh. died as lanes
vile. O, On the I-sh UNDER peculiar cir
su1ssaaces She was brighs girl. read
svsrything she could End. .nd altar the
s. Louis hurricane vas the victim of
nervous prussrAsion-
JUSTICE STEPHEN J. FIELD OF ne
I a,'sd States Supreme Court ts sesi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
II HUNG CHANG


LoSDos. July Ia Hung Chang.
the Chinese vie~roy who Is to speud
three or four weeks in England As the
guest of the nation is expected 10 ar
rive shortly The amazing deception
which the Germans prsetieed upon
themselves in AttribGting 70 Ii Hung
Chang the power so purchase war
ships, raise loans, conclude contracts
and order material Of all sorts. Will
not be fallen into by his British
entertainers He viii be the guest Of
the foreign Oeie.. have an audience Of
the queen see the dock yards and the
ship building yardx> but the foreign
oftce is under no nisappr~heasi0n as
10 the limitation Of his powers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Suppose all the candidates in Georgia
were made by Judge Hart-s mettler
says the Atlanta Constitution When
the Judge east his vote recently he
went into the country on private busi-
ness. While riding along h. saw an
Industrious farmer cutting grain BY
the roadside, of whom he asked IL h.
was not going TO the polls. ''No 70 sabt
he, my crop needs me and I can not
leave Nhereupon the gallant and
patriotic Judge disnounted and asked
him to take his horse. ride to town and
vote while he himself labored in his
stead When the farmer returned tbs.
sweat upon the face of his honor and
the sheaves he had gathered plainly
todd he had kept his promise That's
the kind Of cIndbIats who works his
WAY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
NO. 32.
SOUTHERN GLEANINGS

Msry >ucdGrzss, white. vas bar -~d
a. to-Surn. "a. for she murtE~r % her
tAr~e-vse-ss-si3 eht1 Pikev5lle Wa
tn. h'rn. q the >us.i<rass woman. but
sne Wa run ous Of the county On ae-
e'1unt q her iaam.,ral character She
went - Csehura SIX manths a<,. and
had been there but few davs when
she was arrested tor numbering her
ehfTL
The mother tried IN various xavs 9,
gvs sarse enc 10 take the child, bus
eo1ld aot Que nighs a negro woman
living uext door - her heard the child
screaming, and wentEp near the hous..
% nnd the cause % the crying After
awhile she noticed an unusual guam
ttsy ot snolse isSuing sruSn the chir-
ney. and she rushed in so see what was
the matter I pm entering the door
she found the eaiid had been placed TIA
the are- and the mother was sitting
eonPos-'fly tn a chair pressing it to
the flames with a large shovel
She wSs lodged IN jail. and the
PROMISE ot . speedy trial By the otii-
cials kept her FROM being lyuched.
Her parents live in Pike county. Va.
an't are respectable people She was
g. and had deserted her husband. who
was cruel 10 her. il Is safA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

One Of the most prominent merchants
and eutton buyers Of Sariis last week
stated that the early eosson crop. in that
section. ts the best outlook tor years,
the stand being perfect and ths plantiu
a eoarishfng eoudislen The young
cotton. ~htcn IS about one-haIf Of the
whole cror. depends altogether upon
the Season The corn crop Is noe As good
IS the crop Of Last year sill. with \
favorable season the young corn aui
cotro1 viii give = very their return
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

scn viii deliver an address as Chilli
roshe. q. the oeeAsiea e.ing the sisys
e~nsenutaL
THx strike sfsuassoa ~ the Browa
hosting works st Cleveland. q assumed
- dangerous . phase. On the fssh. that
three more eonp~nie. st troops were
hurried 20 the seems.
WILLIAM e. Wxrsxr has formally
bolt~d The tiek~s nominated as Chicago
He savs nothfnx sould Enaac~ hln -
vote foe Bryan cr 20 axsist IN sny vHy
IN his slec.iou-
A J. MoyrsoSxzy. Charses Hynss
and Dock Bennett were arrested a.
Perry oklAs on the ehsrxe of having
murdered AIlea Coua- o weII-xrow1
a-rer and lawyer IN the eastern part
Of .hs county Good had been zissisg
ten days. and was found buried IA .
1<l1
Cot T. W. yHsoS. Who eundn~s-,t
tie pr.s>cutfon vhich res1ls<si In the
eruvse<ien Of {aexssu and waTlEnx foe
she susrh~ry of Pearl Bry.n- vas TEN
aer~a n baa4u~s bv the Commercial
club Of Newport. KY
THx members Of the cabinet n. sesIl
wairing for sh-ir cue frvm Mr. Cievs
land Only oneot them. sh. naval 80
r>sarY- haa. ~ yee. declared open opps-
sitscn 20 the Chicago ticket.
Rxv. AAzzos RcsR. bern near Kncx-
VILE, H. sur 5 yrars past . -eIi-
known Methodist minister In the In
diana and ulianis conser-ne-. died af
Virginia. IL. sa sas faxa. a<~t -
yearx
Is Br>csiyn. " Y su tho f-sh. To-
seph Block was s~rsene~st 10 pr->un
for life On q eun rt<tioa Of harxisry IN
the 1rss degree. He bad previously
pleaded guilty 10 petit lar-~ny. ana.
under the hahitual criminal Law. o
second convtc<ior made the sxfng Of
the n.ximurn penalty imperative
A DISPATCH from san Frsncisr,1, On
the rTsh. sAid- Stephen J. field. ss>o-
eiase justice of the suprvme eo9r. Of
The United Ss.s~s. - s~riously ul and
likely 20 die setoru nsrnfnE He ix
being srouxns 20 san Fraaeiseo frszn
his c,sansrv home mt Psss Robes this
evening.
TzR s.esg emp{oyes In the Lehixh
Valley Coal Cas- coliieries xs >heusn-
doah- Pa. we're axr-eahly surprised.
On the I-sh. By being ordered % -
<ume work On full time. instead Of
four shr-e-quart<r days a week. ax b--
fore.
FAnCzxs throughout the United
States. as r~uur.~,t BY T. G. Dun q ca.
FOG the week end-sf oa the nth. were
80. a<ainss 80 sor the eor-~spoudinx
week Of last year For Canada the
failures were L. against 10 Lazs year
Miss EVA SxrEsoS. q seh<oI-s<a-he-.
tiest- On the nth as Omaha Neh.. from
In iuries received In tine Logan tfAN
wreck making the twensE-sExrh vic
tim Of that awful disaster
THs treasury gold reserve az the
close Of business On she rrrh stood n
80. 81. ia Tia days. wtthsfrzxsls
were - 533. loo. Of which g. oe. $50 wa
for export
Nzz EEEzAsxrH A HrxruRxr. r5eh-
er Of ex-tiov. Lyman Z Hunphr-y. Of
Kansas. died NJ Undergraduates. kAx, on
the t-th- after short attack of nalarial
fever Mrs. Humphrey was born IN
ZanesviIle. o.. IN 1sIa
VIZ A CrARx who n known rs the
silver king of Montana. who Is r~paset
10 be worth more than s.n. soo. Gsa. has
accepted an arrhfsees's plans for q
Woodlawu cemetery. New York. NJ
cost of Sl1ce eaaa
WHILE On their way from Sa1d1sxy
20 LSrain. a. IN n small sailboat. on
the nth. George Alexander and John
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
THREE PERSONS suRNED.

ChA<rs1 B~yonA KsesgniEissa- oae rdsnet-
a<a ~ Articles Fsana sa rhsm.
CmcAsO, July Ia-It was Learned
early this norning that three persons
lost their lives in the Dire which de-
stroyed the barns Of the south Chi
caro- Street Railway Co. n Thirty
ninth street aad Cottage Grove avenue
Saturday night They are
Frank Crosby. tow boy
w. D Elwell. driver
Patrick Martin. conductor
The bodies though charred ver.
ideatifed by articles found On than
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

The 9ecision Of the Southern cotton
mills 20 restrict production 50 per cent
Tor ninety dzys from July l Is aoc an
unnatural sequence % the wonderful
boom in factory building in the past
ave yszrx The policy adopted marks
the reaction from an 0ver-producsion Of
niilx IL IS 20 be depIorsd shas the
check 20 Southern taesory baildinx has
eone on before Mississippi has beeoue
= sharer sxcsps IN \ very limited x.y Of
The oenenss ohtainsd-VtekshurT Com
uerrizS-Herxld
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

>suasohtA JaIF Is-Nsws has inst
rsaraed Asru sAas she negro who WA
saos sr ~snssasie Eimors y-ss-r,iay hss
tted f-un shs ~fsrsS OF sas ssgn1s
Ar slnor- cane IN yesterday AMI
pass~t sinssif n ehargs Of tAs shsri,
Tie states shas l. vas par-Iy ease ~
sslt-tsf-nsss shas the negro -aa FOE his
Psssot aad made several attempts &c
seooS The negro had been in s~ver1
1sa. before. nast having aas long sine~
aaasaed term in the peaissasia-y. and
having r~ceas4T ssased saas he eoald
aas es sa<sA siivss he vxs crnssder-d .
dAagvruas character The ecncer has
several reliable Witnesses 20 corruhorass
as xElsrmene
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Secretary RaunseviIl- ot the Fall
River Mass.l cotton Manufacturing
association has received letter FROM
s,uthsrn cotton manufacture. IN
which the writer SAYS that i.st5.ood
oat OF total Of ..soa.oo0 spindles n
the south have agreed 70 shut dowa
- per cent % the time between July
and October
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

II Azst woman 10 -1ser the pro-
nsHssnn II pharmacy in this COUNTRY
~ss 1r& Jane Lsrsnz. sf Bo-taa. IN
1eoA - vas a xrnnfsnns Of the IA
Do1s e.nUrvssmsn- Cnsxr the Old sys-
t<1 0<Ee were no state supervision OF
tn Uru1sns6on. and anyonr eoaId take il
- - drsir~d without any lexal i'm
p<n<nxA Cnsi~rshissysten over r-2nu
Erm k~r~v--.. -,kx-~..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Fam Lewis, who was sentenced TO
the P~uitsntiary for life for nfnr,Ee-
Committed IN Hia.is county. Miss an.i
who escaped four years ago. vaS ar
rested In Meridian. Miss. i few dav.
ago. The ESCAPED negro was in the
act Of r0bbing house n the EASTERN
portion Of the city when caught. The
Penitentiary authorities a. Jackson
were notified
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Rev Robert Lee. Miss Adsiie TflIruau
ana another young lady were killed bv
lightning at Br~vard- v c. Mr Lee
was son 0t Prot J. T. Lee. of Due
West. ; G. and was pastor Of the Epis-
copal church Of YorkviIle Miss TlI-
man was the eldest daughter of >ena-
tor Tillman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Fire visited the village Of BarnSvule.
Ala and that portion q the village
lying east ot the southern railway. u
elldizg the depot Is IN ashes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Wayaesboro. July fs-cIrcuis cpurs
adjourned today Et Rens pleaded
guilty 70 uaaslauyhssr azd vas given
ten Ye1rs in the penisentilrT. In the
suit t0r 5000 damages against the No
bile & Ohia railroad. Dr.. Wood vas
awarded 500 The grand jury toand
tortY-txo iadiesmenas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Mrs. Sarah Aubrey. aged %. died a.
her home in lexington. ny She was
q Iineal descendant Of Lord AngIish
Met lin tociS. and was the last Of the
family She vas the daughter ot the
late ". l. Mcconnell. who owned III.
TRACT Of land in which the Lexington
ceneterv Is Iocatei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Eaorgh = already known of the re-
suits az the Preach census taken last
March TO render it certain that the
population OF France during the past
Eve years has remained practically sta
ticnary- The country towns are be-
iex slowly but surely depopuIated.whiEe
the great cities. with the exception n
Nars<iliess are showing less vitality IN
growth than before or since the Va
pcleonie wurzL Paris has gained since
1891 only 0.sss Inhabitants. while half
. c<ntury go il zained every i've years
m aver.gs of I7p.0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

tseorge Allen shot and killed EIbert
Norman ~ wexson Last week. Three
snats were fred all OF which took Ct
feet Nornan ran about sevsnty-ivs
feet. fell and expired in about dvs min
asss- The shooting took place within
hfty feet OF the postofice on the side
walk where people were constantly
passing Norman leaves q wits and
family The shooting vas the result of
an old Disagreement about an eight
dol n debt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Sam Lewis, sho vas ssaseneed 10 the
pentssnsiary foe life for murder COM
uisted in Hiu4s county. and Who es-
c.ped toGr years ago. sas arrested in
Meridian last week The sssapsd negro
vas in the act Of barylarixinx q house
aheu eauxhE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Uf1h's - the fursy-6fsh star IN ths
d.g- Thr~ ar~ no half hundred state
N siGh9 y~e. Arizons. View N-xieu anil
oks.Anns are next m line. bat he siss
sfsps th<re. N ]. lik~sv 20 be n x-Dosl
many yxnrs b-for- Alaska viii be s..-
r,uusky eunzsa~r~si for ssasehoa.i Th~
r-nninnRr Of the Indian territory vii
M 4saAt e~eataaIIv become n STATE.
and Hezns may some dzy be aIvEfesi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Cozz<cs1ng shimbA<< which have b~-n
<he psuERr<y Of female r-E<brisi-s has
h>cu0R ~ latest ra<~- Th- sr~xu os n
~ntle<<sun owzesi BY a w~alfhv Gotham
it< - she thimhI~ of that exr-H~nt
z~-sfi<womaa> Qu-~a EIizab~rhs one
vhseh s<1sn<-d 70 Qa<~n Victoria vh<n
q girl of - Is a solid 2ad a-~fszl looking
.sl~r shimble- hus very small That
vuxa ~ th< mother Of George WA<hing-
ton b alnp IN shis collection
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

About IL time Lieut. Peary set sail
for the nrctic regions. by way of
Gr-~nland> Lewis Dyehe. another ex-
pIor~r. started for the same destination.
going BY way OF Aia<Ea. while Prof
Andrea Win Try the balloon route from
Russia So far ~ Is known there has
keen no engagement by these explorers
to meet sf the pole. and even IL there
were th<rs = every reason to believe
that the en9sg~menr would necessarily
be hruken- But what the world IS won
derinx - whether all ar any Of the three
viii COM hn<k in safety. znd why they
should riak their lives n a prO6tle=s
v~ueuxU
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

rw-asy-yi.sA Aa.z.I rz-af-.s Of wis.,

rweaEy-Sl1rn A429AA T1<1fese Of Wts-
eo4A3n
Fos0 Dc LAC. wiA. JEly .n-The
twenty-niath annual rurnsess Of Wis
cousin op<nsd N this city yesterday.
Fully sighs Thousand Walters are be-
ing entertained ald the city Is in gala
attire Societies rspres~nted are the
eve ver~ins of Nflwznlxse and thrss Of
Sheboygzn. Racine. MA1izca, La
Crosse MAaitowOe. APpl=eon. Green
Bay. MAyvills and New HolsteEn. The
rssnlts Of eonsssss viii "a kept secret
sRsil p<izss z<s ass<Ss& sc-aaT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

VIII Walker and Simon Brown were
arrested BY United States officials. near
White Plains, not f1r from Arri<sou.
Ala, On the charge Of Illicit eistflIfng
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

paaieI White. an aged cuutesierare.
was found dead in a water pat at Eaxl.
Pass, Tex. into which he had faIIen-
He served IN an Alabama regiment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

AeecrSasnx 70 the latest estimates the
wurid euntain< 1.s5n. 900 900 people. Of
whom 90. 30 90 are BuEiiihistx. 50. $50
oo0 axe Brshmin<s Isa.0oc. 900 are Mo-
kam1ednna. s.Doo. .0oa are Jews. lss. .9oa. :
Seas<sa1u1nturssnd 8. aca. 600 are esasz<<i
n -w.rinu- OF the Christians. IT,
co.9o0 ara <t down - h<lonxing 20 the
several brnnehes Of Roman Catholicism,
%. ooo. 30 are Greek Catholics and L.
eDE 80 xrp Curious
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

The above table --fsrs oalY 20 sAssas
lands sGhiecs 30 homestead .aErT- IN
addition. there Is perhaps t4IIy aaIf a
million .r--s covered BY homestead en-
tries noe 30 psrfsrEsd- title ssill being
IA shs Uaired ssas~s. and the and not
saeiseE - szx2sios- :. Wilson
In Ns- OrIeanx P<-zruu@.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

In suppurs OF the proposition that a
surr-s~fui author IS a Puhli< b>n<fzesor.
n Is stated that more than n MILLION dol
nrs have been put in eirr-szsasina as if-
1uEx eoas-queae- of the Publication and
dnnfinfiou % -Trilby- This xv~s
- -. far-hermsr-. that n good f<al
= - = often Sp-Et upou book
su11npp~nz 70 strike the popular fancy
- = hrsef season ard then passes into
GunuRzl neglect and for.<~sfulness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

At broosSood- Ala near Birmia--
ham. eoal bin containing 10 taas %
eoaI FOR use IN n washer. tamblesi
down Three employees Of the Standard
Coal Co are missing and 10 = thought
that they are buried beneath the
debris.