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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Tcrslnz NJ E-yan's fsuc - zn4ns ~.
trumghE lu an earrte aro "a ta.s hazA Th0
a@azer~ - the states ~rrs rsss~f am9 vees
f-reus aste-n-E el.sr - raE e eatazs zsuz- raf
uita mzrEri At~@Ece z speaFan~.tE- A Apur-
tEafs - h-gaa aas elsr.Ayez aas auzcuuas
eszlr~~ earrl@f a-1-ls3 ~ aail
gf-a. Flrsf - Elrs faill. czz1s - ~ freat
azs ir = $40 9 iuuras~faa-1 sr-rra sc-i aFs'
NJ Hrvan fhe rhs.e- - tas Irxinls feleea-
tioz anf eeciarsI rlzr aahaa. b % uza.lr ~.
h~sa Prev 1--i tar esuvsntaaz w1~ sazrrA5-z
10 the wla-c Tf th~ sFarue~- th-a -Ei.lsrv
-talai< q 81 ca tte =e1-iala rrr~- zral tazi
al y hlrh ths ~uffau lsl O. c. So % 81
rsFt a.
o. Eent,szrn - ~ 30 y b. usaf 81
= ma E~azaf1ea 20 ta1 caaHeu--aa
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Tsncea sra ths rrm lnAtiun . Wa HrrNn -
DECLARED auaa irlags
Tie Ealrulza pus 10 aae-te sat tHa
tair'is = tse selrrzres are~T sitA Hs-ri if~rs-s
4nrazap@niest D. tae uaaateF err = -. -.
cal tss rsll ~ st2tes
Tss u4stlaa - s1s~a-u1 ~ rlzies va u1si---
s.aae - . H.lalirzsa. azl to casf - ss&sss
Tor srssla3@ut4al nozlls&tlf1~ 49, nsxan-
Th- rusl czu - states ruatznuet geE nas1ia a.
taan<. aElt sr~at excizrn~as a. eaafssas1z
A. % "a ta- call - states scr ~ - n=szz-
Thr c4az1ttats~ E~rs BrTan a@E Nevta--
T1e cal - sfaE-s ca1rialsa9 . ~ -at Ezx s--
eerrsi. Aa+ NJ BrYaa ~as . z-z@sssl qe ~
1r~z hazaet T~rax stssaa caa ~ot3slv zzralsss
r-fasllx stasa-sruir AL e--etiTelr - b.
9-a~a lasa tzr zaAelsaza-r - exr. fr.r-- - Z
followed tse zEnaurresErl- - - rs~alf af - p
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

TIE follosiH- general orders haT~
been is>ue4 governing the eoa3set q
the encam puent-
l. The seventh annual eu-zmpmens
Of the Mississippi Satioazl Gazri Eill
b. held a. Jackson from July - 10
August :. inclusive. and every comuany
IN the STATE is directed 70 prepare Tor
the sane without delay.
This eEcampmeat hzs beea named
Camp McL-aar.a-"
J Oricers 2ad men all - required
% wear the regulation fatigue hIoas...
trousers azd cap. slth the ornament q
the respective commands placed sscE ~ 2
oa the cap. figure above 4aI letter IN
derne2th. the e-uss rifles. c4aaou or
sabre. y the ease may b.. black Ieztaer
sao@s, black erAvat- EIth staining liaea
collars AMI ~hite eottea er IInen gloves
Waite trousers and heIasets raa be wo-n
zheu 50 ordered bv the eomm2n31n<
ofseer- No le-gins ALL be Eo-n-
= Camp COOKS o. help sboui4 sea-
white camps They vii sader no err
eumstaaces be alloEe4 - sea- the All
form furnished b. tae UHised states
government Tor the SAtieaal Gaz-L
a E1eh and every COMPANY. sroors OF
battery. ElIl b limited % forty mem
bers. rzzk 4ni fle- and 10 person not
bona 64e mem Der % The Salioual tiaa-.i
Will be 2lloxe4 % Wear the uniform Or
travel on the courtesy exteuael3 - the
railroads % its mem bsrs-
Q. Transportation over al lines o.
railroads has been secured fo- The tsa4-4.
where sixteen Or more. in uniform.
travel On one ticket This covers tro
eooks. baggage and camp outfit
: Commanding officers of companies
troops and batteries. ARE required -
have thiS order read 70 their co-uzn1s
~ their next meeEfag after the receipt
of same. and % place thls or,Ier. -
copy IN a conspicuous place in taeir A.
nory Or place Of meetiaz. thzt al cun-
eerned nay be informed Commanding
officers are farther requested % see that
each member Of his command Under
stands this order. AID - see thas the
sane Is executed sithozt f-ictio1-
BY command Of A J. McLArErx.
Governor and Commander II Cafst.
By NN- HESEY. Al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Tne question Ezs put CO the adoption CO the
majority repurt - f2r it did not conflict
Win fhe minority rsport zud it wAs aasauted.
MEch tizss EaS sueat ever yhesleEzl7s g me
rzlcs-z1any amendments having been o-eresi
- t2eEn. Win 1are CT ifss dlscszss5o1 zn1 tie
usual dezree sf confusion
NJ Wasahurn- q Massachusetts. Vas ezlleI
70 the char - relieve Senator Alien
Tne culventie1- bE za 1lmOst unanimous
vote 1ecld ed % leave the selection q 4 chair
nza1 q the national committee % the eumnir-
tee irself. instead q con1diusy tAe selection cf
ne Chairman 70 the presidential nomtnee-
Wkea that Fortion q the rules xas reaahed
whieh provided for . reversal of the uryier u
nominating president zn1 yicg- president -s'y-
clone Paws took tie stazd and sad he ts-
lieved &c eaaia nos point The way 70 havez
of peace He had received ple9xes fru1a the
states Of Nevada and ulfRqis- IA addition 70
The states q ksas-s ant Nebraska that
The eunEersi91 proces.ed Ia regular
erS-er thev would sustain the midi e-of-the-
ruad candidate for v.ce-presideat He ssr hls
Part was willing 10 trust their good falta -nd
10 wiEhss-as all Ghstructian-
A delegate FROM Minnesota a3dea 70 these
pledges --Ihe sImcst unanimous support o.
AizEesotz 5 s. DELEGATES.
But the eoavtniioz vas not in The hgzor 70
zceeVt the olive br=1rh of pace Fifty neu
addressed the chair ~ ozee. au1 when the
Chairman declared that the presiaEls question
had teen ordered. Mr. CrandaIL Of New Je--
sey. advanced - the platform and shaking hlS
ESr. said be vas ! delegate. and he proposed %
De aearst He Eas howled down aatxfshsEzzaI-
ing
The roll of states vas called on the qgeSrirn
es substituting the minority report giving
precrienre 20 the misrepresentation naninz-
tior. for the majority r~pers 70 proeead 70 bal
LOT for president frsr zad vice. president n~xx
Hr. skinner. q North Csroiiaa. who h41s czs4
8 ofthat states vote for the majority repcrs-
announced that he would hzare thAt ysEa an
less good faish zss 70 BE observed al , SsHztE-
era vice -presIteL. Eamizzted
A scene q Eild eonfasioa enSzea ~hlrh &C.
count showed the vote - be- Fer tse zzlaa<iry
report -; for the majority rersrt IN
Before the result vas zHnourred NJ. ska
uer changed the vote q Ncvth Caroziaa- ezst-
ing he whole IS votes for tse uslanrisy repcrs
For the EiEsriry. ~ fer ne majority reaSrx
The report as thas amended Nas thea de-
elared adopted
The chair then z1ros1cea tAar the eaunlr-
tee on resolutions haa prepared q re-ort- but
the minority Eezh@rS- VITO wishe,l 70 sign y
minority report requested t1Ee for this pgr-
pose
Gen Weaver. cf Iowa chairman 0t the con-
nit-ee on resolutions ard Platform took the
platform Al 1-a5 TO read the platform AMI res
oluxsonS. wa1ch had been agreed 10. he said
with great unaulmisy- bus not with entire
Gnan unity. uinority reports would be pre-
seased by Mr.. KearbF. q Texas aad Mr.
Corey. of ohio. He Rad the platform and
rescI1fiozs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

saa the Fro-r-fizzS were openea
wr4 Fk~g<r hy Eer- W r L Snirh Il rse
In1ra n{p<sss churrh q - LnuiS
Gs<- SfI1iaza J Ssnre af Missouri va in
troa1sen BY TaEhezerk. auE delivered 2n A.
~ ~ wsAeur-
- lxnsttsS ngrrei3v % Nlnrrsota. ~
s-Hae& % Gsr StoEe-s asiarrSs q ~eGrsuse-
TIA cAHzrrzn asked xarh usrn~-- q N.
sxerzrlre eczEiffe~ as were "a ta~ bs.lr af
Ne Aat - STEP un 70 tn platform Aulenx
snn~r no tans aa4vArresi Nas Mr.. Marx Elfen
L<.~e. weo va EarmlF cae.ied CAairuza
Is21>.><k tntru<iser-i as tsz.psrz=v chas nan
~ tas cunTeatiuz S~a@aar Butter Il Narra
SAzs4i1a. saying thas he hasI b-en chas-n bv
serizzat1sz and without ais~eutinsr valee N
scsm1ikf@e q Is8 Eezh.rs and expressing
sae n<z1sf Ea7t when The eunventacn adjourned
~ wnzzd Ass- aceuEplish@f Is wcrk INST a.
1znAlUpusly. fChrerSb
/ S<znnrr aatler va rv-rIuna via hive
~a~<rs- uAirh h- rha-zrte-iz-,s a. n erelnn~
c< pnxrfoxisz Al hissarv -zusAs - sass
s1n1 snxr~ al~avs ezrr crrsts n the z-sl-~
- urea B&~1 humanity szs raksa-sz % 4 1 i her
t<<>a .rrnrzlaE A. &c zez "a Esuse sAasEt.rS
~ ssppzss1iifT rsst-st w@rr ace - zae~s
s1e erz~fz wtxA ssson AIT pafrioE1.-1- ash~--s3
sn8 - sSaxs 4 N - bettermsaz = hanzaf-v
Two .siiraral parties Be szi.s had aesI "a
t1nz4 eezxentlo=S tafS rear. saa @ssautrss
rlx3r1rEs4 an haa rur forward sn~ir lezalerx
en9 su~ snosaer graf 7oiltlrzl na-tT vuunz
exx Eru~aEx Ei1zE r. sEreuErh. a-S zN-ezr-
e4ea % sp~@& en- re Amersr=n pvnuls a. tnfs
o6cdz4 szd tzl2crzzat hssar .Chsers-s r.
Iupahse@ wer- sere h~czuse ta@rss wEs n@4t q
- - o~ her@ T@r parties tazr Az.f hza
o1nrx~ "a the rrf- nrEeaE -t9c- fh- azr lad
0nrr~~1ssf - br7Elazs - zaflss - th@ r-rze *
o2zkrupnry an1 ruln. AL aAa z=cessltzsrz
ehe sxisr~nrr % te~ rapulsSr erxzalrafian
fhe t~o p4rfies Ezd we'd VIA -zch etser n
-~srsasalizz- sur aaE --strassslllaS ssS = tntas
cf the past
s~aasar Batter esosed sfrh - s~elzFasson
snsz. z Ezste1- ~ PARTY wc4za s-riks aauu
se~ m4nxmas g arxEzExxa capital ard Eald
EouapaRw
Nhsa Senator Battsr resumed - s-nr afaer
xp-a<zzg nEzriy an 2auF. Sszzs cries .erw
razss1 ter SPe~eA 'r-lE MrS Lease szr ne
s8A1<naa ef--rte4 Tie =ecr~rary 70 cal tie
ro4 % <xzf<s 10 zane the enmzzlrre~ an ere
d<rxln4& Th2s snzr
Ga zrrson q Ar ruaEeliy. Il Minnezota
tnr e91vsnr.an- ~ = IS. fesk = recess gztEl D
Ia 70 enable tse csEEltteg sn er~sIezsEaaS to
r~perz
T1s n1xhE ssSsirn .aIe,E CT aecurzt q laek
81 hgnr- AID TIE euzrs1fiaa sdsourre1 anzl
Iazr~<<zE Eorzl2x II 20 a'eiock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

NJ MurrhF q ss~ar<ia- 70 seeaa.Ef-x a.
nasuinafioa = Teu wsEsaz- spos- . - rssg1-
la-t r=r1g Ia ~ ~aash A. b@iz- tas prvlteetzrs
e tne 60 q-e4 -zzz "a hss rs<nr @ pure a. - b.
tsrc~a ~ th~ Hgarxlaas azEtnE -hisrk AZ
rara- n tnelr 4el-<zEloa-
Nr Z n >tarAwslL e Eziiaaa- ~e-vuss~sl
Tees Warson- st4tizx faat - asi h--a rstr-
sziriF slerras - Isr la@-r Aszs~ & ruzz--Sz,
Azf a. aft@n oaaaaezi sz-
Gr Welier q EewS- u1r@ fzzull-zrsy EuaEa
Bursirt- - NJ ~sis~rp1
NJ " A. hsrrtss q kaa~As- s~ce1see the
zauiz4fiuu % NJ >~zzu- SAT IEs<s Frask
tsost@r- q tse 1alSzs 4eissA1lul- rtsiaz IN a.
seat An2 -p~AaiaS fer Vorftsu % tAe Ge4~za-
siau. -EureS-esi th-ir el~sent 1ati ~ereus.es ~
anrutz2zlan = tAe -aftsa siectee a. cften &C.
frafaass4 TAersa~ v aEsga- u ls~arxla-
neatlr<y Ti-ifre % CAST Hurn4zn q Tea
z~ssee- n - ass izsssd 4 l. n n<. - T-an-s-
Sse- oae = ta~ xrasaIeSs men n tA- ssz--
Lli1aiS. EhicA ~ requr~s sa1 bs-~u rasseyi
esriier IN tHF evening tarou@a NJ - a
Aii-er. sec7us.ed tEe uruaizafioz q Mr. MZS
LazsxfanA seeuusrsl Tou W4rssu
p-tesats L e Fszrenan q M4iue --svar.s-ss
shea hzx state a. called aad protested sol-
smzlr azAsasE ~ nam za15an = Mr ~~wxI
ter v5r@-rr~~s E-nt. anla zaueI M4Ea Paxe.
- NErgsnta p-~sili~nt = ~. Nztiuuzz Fzru-
er<' sllsance s&vgnx tnz1 i1 wMs : angniazsisz
zAirh EaaAf shrial ~ rrsiIe q cwsrT zuutnera
zrar-
Nr 2 "a rz7tar. q WchiSan sp-ake IN tzrur
e The aaEat1zaaaz & NJ Wzf~ar ag fs~srxla
D@uazg Walfuu. = tsenrEsa teazurvsls. "a
l-r-r..s.s.-ss - -. r--rs- - -. .Hs..~sf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.

>a '.ae1 Niil hs .a9ua ihe report q
IKE Sraa3 51rF % Iasxc Robert FoWeli.
Ter the slr-a 1ozrt district e Hil4s
couuty Tae saxEesficus relative -
tee asse-s-ezt q persoazi property rp-
plies sta e zal force n ali Other coan-
ties q the >tz.e- ne 2ms4nt q money
ca aaz1 Ard che solvent credits -
r1iicu,ezsiy seal n every cogzty q
tae sac Comparatively iitiie q this
g a. - propertg Is foan4 on the assess
urnt ra..s. AL the Suggestion % the
<ran4 sGrg that the bad 0f supervisors
enplov AM expert 10 examine the
natter - . timely oae. an4 shoal3 b
ztsFte-l by Hot ouiy this county. bat
al otkers o tae STATE Il Would cost
sonethin< - employ The expert. but
tha uoaey ~osl1 be <el spent IL he
half -ay aid his dzty. TIE report fol-
loss
~Es ile Hso Eao~rf Ps~esl Jsai<e. etc.
-Tee E-4ad 5ary zoal4 respectfully
REPORT 20 your honor a. toIlOEs-
We hAve labore'4 ailiSensly aad care
fal.T a. iave-ti-a-e al violations Ot lAE
sl1h n this district watch cane % oar
noti-e. either freaa Oar persoaal kaov-
ledge - froz the testln@ay q many
ziaz~sse&
We hav~ bsea n s~s-ioa tEelve 3zys.
sK4ziaed zIs witnesses az8 foaai - n
&ict@sata
--Taerc is cze matter this <razz jzry
cgul4 uat iarestigRse flr waat of ;iai~-
shieh - believe . - the greatest i1-
pertzzce 90 sze people q Hints eoaztv.
as& that = tae assessueat % ps-sau4l
P-9p.rty ia the ossztv. esFsri4liy that
q 1eney "a aans zz4 solvent credits
We arr sas5ssez has mzny thaussn3
4oi z-s eoGl4 b. a3te4 o. sac assessment
reils of the eeaa:y = - per ceas % sos-
veat credits arre lis.ed % he ss>@>ssr-
In fact, the puhlshet reports q the
haEss q the eouaty shos ta1t ast NOE
th4n psr eezE % nonev oz hzn4 All
little CT 10 soiEent cred . 1-n E7ven in
We NoGl4 Therefore s4Exest a.l
earnestly rrcommeud tat the board u
saperEisors employ ssme coupstens PER
son. -. Z theT fiaI IL to be she daty %
The coansy attorney. - instruct him -
Investigate the records - tae caancery
clerk q the ce4nty. AMI o. sucn otAer
eo-niies Ehere residents here are loan
in- money ca real estate IN these coua-
taes. making 4 complete ltst % ali sa-
satisfied dee,ls % trust Eith the naaae
q the lender and tae name o. the tor-
reNer. and the amount. which Is:
saoal4 - Eivea 70 the grand jary A. its
January term aext for fall invssti-z-
tiou- We saExsst this from the f4ct
iaat u Is impossible 10 Iaok properly
iato t1is matter anless ssrh = course Is
parsue4- II. NJ Henry in Commercial
Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

X Bro~z. e Ma~ssckase.ts. sao--a y az
ez The table beth ne 40. n.Hfisy ard minority
reports antii sitsr lie a5crts1a of rules by
the runT-rtier
Ine aaestiqa r=s rut hy Sczafor Butler
tshn nad resumed he rhairl aad he Eerifryi
tsat the tioa % lay On ths table vas les.
fh~ sarveEticn then. nt go. bean 70 vote
- States ~ he -fs5Rt.oa u thc nalor1ty r.
port t@l'cn Tor permanent th-liruszal tae IT,
-ssst rnnfusi "a prevail ~
Tie ratc ~ arm Hncc,i e : Gs p n as. Fur
Allen =. fer CaEpaon sGs. for q nnelly
- seen aS fhe rste wa- a1nauursf sh-
krT a srettou e the eouveztiou hru4R cot iBtn
Wild shrzt - triEesrh. c. r--tc- staS1iex CD
sni vurifsratiuz aad NaviaE h1ts ART Fans.
aH'l agaia i procession " guit0a -1saruFs ts-ss
uG tns march thranxh tAa csnvenrna halI
yeiiiag Economically The haEa tcax part -
the performance Ntsh the st-airs q Han Co
iurieia sHf ether rasriofie airs.
Finally. AZ n. saE-e eeeree - ersfer VA rr-
stored whsa Mr. Wetkias ~ CaIraraaa.
stepped 20 the platform and said that rhe Ca-.-
rion ulsa fef -hnm he wzS onei bal for ght a
g-ands tzht and hasl n@~n squAr~iy Whipr-f.
sad aow he nossd u mae the E1E4iaarsan q
senator Alien urzufmuus. The motion zas
asiapsrf WITH a Ehe1rl S.uztcr AIeu EzS ~
eorsed % the shasr sy T-af- Peace. --tyesoae-
Davis ard Ixnattu~ D-nnefiv. ans Eas greeted
wita cheer. de t2ea zaaresSeaz The convru-
tion a. suue Iergfh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
CECIL RHODES


TIE Cape Farfisneat Believes He Wa
Co<atr4ns OF J&nsIe-sa-s Ia:eattsas-
CARR ToxN. July ss-The cape
parliament has unanimously adopted
the aiorify report Of the committee
which was appointed 10 investigate
the circumstances OF the invasion Of
the TFansvazl by DIR. Jamiesoa and his
followers last winter The report de-
elares that Cecil Rhodes, at that time
prime minister Of Caps Colony. was
aware Of the intentions 81 Jameson.
but that the London directors Of the
British South Afriea 60. were not,
though they ought - have had their
suspicious aroused seeing that the
company was being drawn upoa for
large sums OF mouey, osteusibly for
purposes of fOtatiOn- bat really - de-
fray the expenses Of preparing for and
conducting a revelation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
CONTINUED REPORTS


eEScExSsTE. Jaly - Erp-srts caa-
t5nu- - oume n = azmz-~ Dee ~
tn h~zxT rsizs -Asch hare r. Ies IN
ta5s s=rtda1 aur1-w th~ r-st three
caES A. tie .zzI Ter s.rezns Ar.
-rest5F swalssu aza craizs5ssc-zssse -
-z-E % creF~ u rrr.s~fea
A. tlarzshar-- Is Va r1zuE hozseS
ar auder wat-r ard the vruV-rfv icsss
VII - hsavF Almas; every triis-e
lu Pshzr cezuty hz> heru azsa=-5
aaaF
Th~ kauawEa n I~v f=ou Grants
riIi- T. Far&~rsIarr- y IA. y inau-
date aua the la->seS 20 erep>- timbv-.
fencing rua1s snz bri5z-s NJ - izzs-
Hueuse- T1rrl J. eatirrlE suspsnslc-E
In The northern p.arr5oa - Ren-uczv
al ruzss saErrcl by rtzGb-a znss
bridges being swept away and th-
What crep = ruiu~sl
At Gloucester. o. the rzza -a~ -
heaviest ever known A larxe 8-~ax
A. No 9 uiE- let the Eater rrSh "a -
such an extent that u Viii aus 49,
pensiou 81 worS for sererzI -ecls.
throwing % men out = eHap'eTr-cnt
No tram has r~ara-~i gzldweIl. q
since thursday uight a. Al bridx~s
vFrre DESTROYED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

vertion giving the aoLInztiaa q > viee-presl-
deaf ne preference over the zoniaa:iaz of
president EAaIe the selection Of national cum
nitteeman the next order of bzstzeS<
Mr. J h Burnett % CaIifornia. protested
that thEs vas not so. AID frsistel that the enn-
ventian Simply ordered tranSposftion e the
order Of nominating president and siee-prssi-
dent
The chairman eurtly replied tnaf the gentle
Ia1s statement ef facts was eatlreiy mis-
taken. and vent on with the naming of nation
al committeeman When that vas finished he
called fer committee on notification
Alabama being called. Nr George 2. 6zith-
e.. OF that state. addressing ais ~bruthsrs and
sisters q the convention yielded 10 James b.
Weaver Who he said. Wou1d n9Eze the Eaz
Eho would - the rzazinx nate q Tom Wat
sOu- and run the gold bugs oas q exiss=ne-
Mr. Weaver opeaed his speech Efth the re-
marx that the c0ndition o. the people, party
this morning vas mos- -rriEiraL- He ha4 but
tUo pir7ti11s-Gze wzs % preserve u1-
furnished Ans- uaerozen the great priEcipl-s az
the party. and the ether was % preserve the
Earry orx1ai-zsioa fer present zzd sz-urs
uses in every porrlcn q the ccuntry
He assumed that al delegates hzn rez.I Il
the papers thfs morning. tne telexrzu f-un
ar- Bryaz Gesliains % aeeeDt tae zcGlnz,ioa
Of he people party ttsaSsociare1 fruz NJ
>eSah No naa. said Mr. Weaver. eoald
have done les zad ee q mAn NJ
Sryzas aEritEce ehAlleases the respee.
q every ce-e=zss PreseEr- aud e ever naz
wao reads tire proceedings of this eonvrEtioz-
But be eontiaued this Is greater qzes-
tloz tAar tae personality Of car e1nas.2se.
Aftsr read Mr. Bryans tslexr=@ I utterly re-
fused-a1d ! r0E utterly refuse-to e1acur
viii The desire eltaer q Nr- Bryan Or of Se-1-
tor Jones - 70 rsho shah De the nominee of
this convention
The rest cf WezEer's speech was rad from
tEpewrlIte1 copy and closed.az follows
Therefor n obedience % NY hlrhest coz
cepcicnS of tEty- u-tk soleEE convtct.oz tn4r
an --shE pace n roEt1arlo1 for tHa 1-ezt-
1ency Cf t1e Cnit>d States . dlsrinxzlsa-.s
senrleu1r w1o- ieE Is ne renenhered kzs a.
rea1y been teree times tn1orSed - the popu-
4st pArtY q h4s os1 siAte-cnce for reFr--
sen11xlFe IN congress. o1ce for Tnlre1 States
sezaEor ard ozls tzsa WeeE FOX the pr-Silsrnrr
name thzs uzfehless ehzrzpicu a the peo-I-
hat tzErrpld ne q corporAle <r~-f tnat
sglenc1d yo1ng srztesz4a- WElliAEn = BryAz-
u Nebraska
NJ BrTzns ua1e Ezs received via ap-
pause he u1a,e eo1venEloz Kl4zdinx an
sA2-ra AID waF4zg hHt& A E.Ezzt.e Naoeez
sFasss tssFVzzsed b Fois<n srsrz. Esss -
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NO. 33.
= KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
whst neEua n Ft.s fa<hs At tn WEI
dta< % >~aEhR-1r Iszaxhf-r Cat
Hsaast~a - q Mars~r So utxhwsy-
Hh~ NRr&~r~r wsza4-sG aza a. Iar.--

whss n~xua - Fs-s Fl<hf At ia w-x-
aia< % >-s<ha-@rs. Is.a<hf-r Cat
Hsaa.t~a - MaFs~r an sh@ IEtxhwsy-
Hh- Nsr&~r-r ws@=ss-si s.a L@r---
WuIiANsrowS. ~ Juiv e---out
on ! country rad n th~ FORK Lick
nsilS. Eve miles suuth o. this pace
uas enacted traxvs3y alsout eic=ea
u'c.o--k saturday nixht that resulted
IN the death q oue 81 the psrti-i-
pauts and the uouniinx and i'eciuS
from Justice of the other Carl HiEh-
tearr AMI Noah Eeadenorer. wrr-
the spu> - u,il-to-io farmers. ansl
were each aboHs TWENTY-FIVE yss-s es
ase- >oEe time ago they had s>t
fEht a. The welding, of 4 ar ixHf-sr's
dAEEhter- Resdenouer has Sinee
threatened - All Hi<htower
saturday night Sh~y met at Mount
Peasant church Hightouer was rid
ing home, accompanied by fri~nS.
"a b. n be vasovc-faken bv R-aa5en0ver.
~ ho stopped hin iu th- rad ans after
n few words struck hm ia the face
VITA a stone hich be tc-six fruza his
T-acket- HiEhtower rullesi a xun asA
sired two shots a. E~assenowcr. ezcA
shot making a slight uouu3 and thsu
n herled has bprse aHd started 70 run.
A. he started Er1G~nouer rho h1f
gmt Is Eun frpu h. pocket er--s ~
hln- the ball striking hiln n The hAa<
and killiag hizz sluessf Instantly
k-a1ensser sfter watchinx his
fallen fa-- unfn ~ wzs de4.3. io-s< ts
the hills aa1 Is >tfI a. lzr-- Tk-
shertf. With V-ss~- - a dozru E-r-
s'-uarv1 the ossis all Saturday i-ht
and yesteri1y. but uifhour szcccs-i-
INK IN capturing him- II he j. foaua
before the exritema~at suhs54e<. .
lyuehinE Hill likely oocur-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
wArsoN NIll AccEPT



Argrsr&- ta-. Jaly ~ "A United
PrS-ss Representatives sax Themas =
Nalso7- the popnfiSt uolin~e for TIE
e--prsSisieney. a. his hoa~ y~~t=r-
9aF In ThozaF-s.zn ga Mr Watsen
said 4 wIll accept the uosss5nailssn-
wired ny friensls ia - Louis q
that eject dia is IN the interest q
harmony ard - prevent tie disru y
tasn q the Popalist Party- waich
e~ned imm5aent. nder the eirruu-
stance ! did What I believed - BE
h~st for al interests The movement 2
for fn~5ou xas ixnseuselv greater
than ! had any isfea % tsp weeks a-o-
| was orixiaallT for = >trzish-sut
popullSt Platform and strai<Atau
populist ticket. but the drmani frr
fusion vas - great i could not o.
Elthsto.1.d Total fusion, o- adoption
u the entire democratic ticket weuld
have killed the p-spalist PartF- A. J.
i. the integrity of the party Is pre-
served asler the circumStance~.
fully inGorse the policy pursur't by th'-
convention There - no reason IS ay /
SAsuid refuse - rcceIve the support =
: man who agrees with mc IA three 49,
sential principles because be does mt
agrre With me IN four I should rather
4ec-ps his aid AMI thank him for b.
II Mr. Bran accepts the pspllis'
Roninatisu. bel5rvs cur ticsei wi :
6e elected