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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Two PERSONS xsrs instantly killed
and four others badly injured Es Ash
land. Pa. ON the ID by an explosion IN
No , coiIsrY.
THREE mashed men held ap the south
bound Katy passenger No 1. On mile
south Of Alvarado. Texas. On the IA
Scurr LINTON shot and fatally woun-
ied William Metzier and Belle cray,
and then killed himself at Georgetown.
Ohio. On the ID
TIE annual report of Second Assist
ant Postmaster General shows sns an
nnaI rata of expenditure for all mail
transportation for the fiscal year ~ bs
$40. 5ez. 9se. Of which 81. gss. 0sT was for
fnrsign servics. Eor inland mail the cost
Is an increase of 81. s5S. scs for shs year.
FIVE inches of snow felI at Huron, ).
D., On the I'd. making n foot On tho
ground The storm north and west is
rspor-ed very ssvers. and farmers are
wholly anprepzred for winter
wuILz tearing OF me roof of his house
Edward Spangisr. \ farmer living 1t
SprY. Pa. found bag dlled with gold
and silver notes Before hs had time ~
cnuns his dnd his hired man seized tha
bag and good his escape with rhs treas
ure.
ON tha Sfst the steamer Courier. OF
the White Collar Line. coming down
ths river from MaTsviIIe. crippled rs 70
ans Of her engines. while IN Tow Of the
Dick Brown. struck pier OF the new
Louisville & Nashville Railway bridge.
A SPECIAL from Geneva, Ind, says
-D8 quarts of nitro giycsrins in the En-
pira magazins near that city, exploded
fur miles around
WILLIAM YATES ATKINSON was On
the 5iss inauguratsst the second time a.
governor OF Georgia. amid ceremonies
the most imposing seen in the State IN
n generation
THE application for 4 recaiver for
part Of the VandalIa Railroad system
was fled in the United States court az
Indi annapolis, Ind. IN the sisr
TnK presidents has appointed A. C.
Elliott of New York Uaitsd States con-
sui AZ Ia Gaayarz. Venezuela. and Hor-
zcs Z Washington. A. present vics-eon-
sui genera AZ Cairo. a. United States
e1nsuI as Alaxzndrettz. Syria. whsra
tha United States has herarof0re been
raprsssnssd BY = consular agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Psana Pay BlE Fr~ar-.
The p-sor arr h-gIuniuw tn fe~l th-
cruel pinch ~ winter The liffl- stores
in ths. uisut districts vhrrs. fus.I -
~nlt now display IN th- sidewalk in
FRONT ef their ioorS baskets of epai
ranging IN siz- fr1rn a p,-rk 10 a lu~hri
The pries-s 10 th~-- baskets range from
IS ro 80 cents Bs-~i,i- the baskets ar--
pil~d little bundles ~ pine sticks for
kindling. and they are s5ld at thr---
CENTS each.
THESE fuel sr0r'-s arr fur the most
part managed hy thrifty men. whn
have harmed that -rvar profits are
ma'ie hy buying cuai az f'sur dollars
tom and selling IL out in trihIrrs AZ Si5-
The very pear pay enormously for
every thing they buy Living from day
IN dav On the few dimes they earn Or
MY - able - pick mp in ath-r WAYS.
they eau never buy excerpt in the small
csf quantities and thr smaller ths. GUAM
titv the higher the pricr.
Thousands ~ prupir IN Chicago not
only huy their fuel from day - day.
hur from hour 70 hour In MANY Of the
5'd-fashioustl tenemrnts where th-r-
IS 1v steam heat many of the occupants
arr tn poor 20 afTorri 4 sire al dav
long II thvy can have a II ~ with IS hicll
20 cuak breakfast and another at sup
per time thry ar. content. Thuusaust-
OF women and children 20 - lssi s-srrr
night -old and shivrrius trrasIs. they
have nor the MONEY - keep up a firv
after the evening meal IS cuokssl
Merchants vino sell 20 p-apje in ths-
r--ueu~ut districts make no hafi sieur,-
Their customers rvp~vr ne er-sgIt. anil
always pay -4~a for what taev get
When th~E cannot pay -ash they 5ln nur
buy The yurcrry storr= amt meat
shuus that =rll - the F,sar make LIT
prutifs- II - a common thing % sell 4,
puuHd of faur. p~nny'z var-h 80
sugar or q uirkeTs worth # -asFer--
When arficirs are divided into -u-h
small fractions r1- shDukerpsr lnaaes
as muea - -ua or a'9 F~r e-af. On hi~
sals-s-
" Waile individual sales arr small. th,.
Aggregate dome hv these sluall shops IS
ruurznsta-- MANY Of th. large s-saal sar-i-
sud zrae-rv and m-1t shops 81 hs.r--
rrafls has Formerly br-u fiufinssf cd
wealthy p-uuir- arr nos r-sIcHin. uur
after rh~ Big profits in The tenvmrnr
districts BY establishing branrhs--
sh-r- thty s-s.n disp,--- IT rhat nslrtia,t
81 r1,-ir stsa-k hirh has a.--n r,-fss--.,l
ny their mur- prosperous patrons
Chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

R0aE. Oet IL-Carvtiual Prince Gus
nv Adniph von MISUNDERSTANDING
furst. brnthsr of Prince v1n Huhsn-
alss.--chiilingSfarSt the iFnp~rial -haa-
.-llur n tssr-uaur. diesi here this
ncruinls lie was born. February ~,
- AMI c-rats-f cardinal June -.
fsssL Cardinal fnhenlahe was the
-anssins member u ihs. sszcresi College
"a respect n nriorify af aupainfmeut
ant heid tins. appointments Of ar.h-
priest af the B1sslica IA Rome IL. aa.I
ass.u III for several yves.sxs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

issser.
FSDENSAFoLEs. Ind. 0ct- lL-Dr
IiHrtv, secretary of the state b-larvi z
7ealfh- i@ verv much disturbed over a
.ase OF diphfhrrta in bartholomew
-uuurv- He insists apau withholding
the names. but it - the case of a young
ov-r whose syvertheart was taken 10.
ant the yuunE man hasteneI - her
sl'is and xisSs-'i her befnre the discovery
vas made that she had aiphtheriaL
The raierob- ztlt IN is WORK ami now
the vuua< man i a. deaths door. Or
HnrfT said to-.lav- 4 am eunviue-s.sf ot
sf1e difficulty we shouIi meet with "a
try En< "a tsEtoa kissing among lovers
Although A n most dangerous pASt4mr.
there seems IN b. an inherent tendency
% indulge in 4. and we have litSla
1op@s Of ever being able 20 do away
with IL may recommend 4 disIn-
fecfauf for The u.s. Of luvers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

occurred IN which several persons
wsr= injured. among the number be-
ing ssxo women.
IaE treasury guid reserve at tho
eiose Of business ON the 1sta stood as
siis-=z=. 5iA The days Withdrawals at
Ner YORK w-rn SRA 10. There were
drpos'ted $40, sioo yoid in exchange for
currency
CHARLES o. KAISER. OF Norristown.
Pa who reported that he and his wifs
had been attacked by higiwaYmen
while out riding. his wife being x:lIcsi
nN them. was. ON sir 19t1. placed un-
der arrest On suspicion Of wife nusier.
e"SSUL-SESEHAE LEx Informed
newspaper cnrr-spundenr nj Havana.
ON the 18th. that he was returning a
me nitest States TOR conferences
with President Cleveland On Affairs in
euoA. anu tnas Ne had postponed ais
lroth tie preSi"as dAts de-
es'ii'inei up"n On account OF tiae milf
az oprr rAla"hs soang iorFNari IN Z mar
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oi'.@l. 1laAi - VITA ei'1 n'ir'isr OF
sp4ia- n sAts "A sli1
or'alsA oA lae n~aaA Ok Aofcnto IN
D@LKi1- N"t-, = sseA OK
saiils. On ne SseH- al'l no ~as ven
sshs'7sl :" '- Hanss'''i January -
bf me explosion ot can OF <eru-
sene OIL IN Aliwanissss. ON tiie 11th. tho
three-nontiis-0id naoe Of William
Alien nach, was oHrnest so DEATH and
Mr. anu MS. Aitssii oaea' the parents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

DENtSs. y. NJ. Nov. G-Whils in
pursuit of borsicr bandits who have
ur-n committing murders aud rob
berries IN the Southwest and in the
vicinity u skelton canyon. near the
Arizona Line. Deputv sheriff Frank VI.
Galloway, OF Silver City, was shot and
slllssi 1y members Of his own p.1sss..
vino mistosik him for a robbcr IA the
darkness having called cut - him
and received no answer Ths. DiSss.
was close upon the robbers. but had
canped for the night and Galloway
was On watch The rubbcrS have
lsAsis. their escape
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Hm Williams. a Nhite man living
near R0rkport, IN capiah county. aue
night last xe~k shot and Instant
killed white man By the aame af Lee
L seems that SONS dzrixies have beea
dsurpdating upon the coruli-id Of VIII
lIams. and Williams. expecting another
raid from them. Iav n Sait that aigtt
with 4 lozded gun Lee. IL appears.
went into the curnaaid and puIled
Esxslvs ears Of corn with whica N feet
his horse. lust ~ Les mounted dis
horse and was starting of Williams
pulled down On him with ais gun ~sta
s.tzI effect
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05
A sLoooY AEERAY


SrKELISs. Ky. Nov At the eiosc
of a political meeting here Saturday a
difficulty occurred between Frank and
Thomas Biggers and W. >. Winklrr. a
grls-rr. of this ciry.
Wiuklcr drew kuite and cut Tom
Higg-rs in the head aud Frank in the
breast. wiukler was wild with ex-
citemsnt. and was slashing right and
left when Miller Anderson. a prorni-
neut citizen Of the county. drew his
pistol and shot him through tine arm
and second time ia the left side.
Winlsier's wounds are painful, but not
dangerous.
Young Frank Biggcrs' wound is verv
dangerous. and Il . hardly Thought he
viii recover Winkler claims shat TN.
Biggers boys were beating him beforc
he used has knife.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

The Mississippi Synod Of the Camber-
land Presbyterian Church convened az
corinth last week Fhs opening SER
NON was preached BY Rsx J. C. BlAu-
ton. moderator This synod is bounded
by State lines. 2nd IS composed Of more
t1an sn0 congregations There we're
soms savsntY-dvs delegates. both eIsr-
ic1l and lay, some Of me latter being
ladies' The discussions of the synod
~ers inserspersed with missionary AMI
Christian Endeavor rallies and Sundzz
schooi institutes and other interesting
features
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Judging nom the following from the
MeadytlIe Advocate the peopls of Frank
lin eounty have resolved % stand NO
more foolishnsss from blind tiger keep
ars.
Public sentiment has gradually. Tut
surely. grown up against ths Illegal sale
Of liquor in this county, and We pr-dici
that in a short time tina docksts Of our
courts viii be clear Of such indictments.
Legislation against she s2Is Of liquor i
failure where il Is unsupported by
public sentiment. but the time has nos
come when the blind tiger must gu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

LTSS, Mass Wv I--Th. Rock ,,ort
express, On tbr eastern div sion ~ The
Boston & Maine railrg,ad. leavi NJ B.,.-
ton 1t ssr0 Friday afternoon. had a
narrow rss-ape from being prrcipitateyi
into >auxus river through tns fail
ur-, u said. IT the air brakes
q work A it was. the engine u the
tram went lufo the river. while the
tender ami tirst passenger ear were
butis deraile,i. amt left hanging over
THE edge 90 the draw within a few feet
OF the rushing water
Engineer D0herty and Fireman
IainesoH jumped when they found
that the eugiue was going Through
tire draw. aud were rescued from the
river Somswhnt injured There were
nearly a00 passengers on the train
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

>rzUBESvILLE. D.. Sox. MS
John >nyier and three children. u
tlls city were IN a 5uSsy "a the upper
FERRY boat yesterday The horse be-
came anmAnayeabiu and backed into
the river with the occupants MrS-
Snyder was rescued. but the three
children and .ae horse were drowned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05
GREAT HEAD.


PSrrsBrE.ssH. Pa. Nov. HIS head
7Seiss isesi - pountis. And the baiancs, of
hIS 5sslE weighed s. pounds This
smith ausgrove, tie stcp-ssu Of VIII
liam Bell smith, of L Ruth street.
Mount Washington, who died Oct1bsr
. At The county husHe. Marshal sea.
Musgrove was = years old lis death
sEas auc "a nervous prssstrItion
uEfuEht On by the enormous weigh I
hc Nas forusd ~ carry ga has shugl-
1eEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05
BOTH ASPHYxiATED.
Csr~t~.-a~s. Lead. ts the Death OF Ius
hnna and Wff@.

SEw NoEA. Nov John Houston
AaA Ais wife were aspAy yxi4l.sd by IL
Illuminating gas N their apartments IA
lalun.sus avenue Houston diesi slon
after being found. and IFz. Houston
eza aot survive The calamity wa
due - careleSsuess On tAe part Of
houston. who. after using a drop liz ht.
turuesi Of the gas ~ tire lamp. bat not
&C the nxture ~ which the r1toll-zr n be
Vs. aLaa..as.tL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Moss Point and the surrounding counr
try va visited aHs Highr lz@s week bs
the heaviest -4inf4sI for many months
night. The l0cag weather observer ~
ports the fail % 81 inches rhs rain
Szs much ne-deE Reparss fr8m the
upper part Of tho eaaHtY ara that The
rain Vas very heavy there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

sitiun - the advance af the Mormon
-rilSiau - hecuming very violent
throughout that entire euuntrT. aud
rat al the elders have been fright
sue~i sut ~ the cauntrv- several seri-
1ns afFrars have resulted between the
opposition and tins svupzthiEers. and
: recent shooting affraT near sandy
Hn-ix has onlT aggravated the already
shrezreuiu.s clnditiouz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05
a CHILD'S SAC FATE
Fatally Harn--t <s th- x-.aIt Of Playing
Win Matches

>ffuN@FtELD, Mo-. Sov- Marie
Lori, the s-vssr-ol,l daus Inter- of J. A.
Lord, laeAl tieiSst agent of the Illinois
central. was fatally buruesl this after
ns''n. The little girl mad gone upstairs
svalls the other members Of the family
were 1ut for n short time. ami she
commenced playing with matches.
They we're iguItesi. aud the chiId >
clothing was entirely burned from her
hs'sig- Her streams brought her mother
IA ler rescue, but not until fatal IN
Iuries xere indicted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

PARIs. Oct sI--HeaTv storms ami
foods have occurred in southern
France The river Rhane has risen 10
sush an extent that IL has Overfowesi
is banks IN several places ROse-
maure. Beeuaire and Velabregue have
been inundated and the ancient am
phitheatsrs and casino have been
au4sf~f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

LTsS CEEEK. Mo. Oct 5L-Nathan
Jackson and Ellie W0osls. Of N0nsuch.
-aEnden county. have been granted a
license 10 marry by Recorder LasxelL
The bride Is mere child Of ten wears
and the groom "a Il ! the only mar
rage On record in this county whs re
the bride was under "a years Of age
and the people Of the community are
indignant at the parents giving their
,-s1nxsnr N th. uar~iasre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

roEnNro. ont, Get Sl--CaaI has
beru discsIvcr=d near sudbury in Ihs
AlguEna district ~hieh : bei5evesi 10
ne identical with the anthracite found
in the region Of the Lehigh valley.
Pennsylvania except that II contains
M "a phur The extent of the depnsis
azz not been definitely ase-rsaine,i.
bHF a. far ~ investigation has pr,J-
rr-sssd G = known "a cover an area OF
4 least loo acres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

What aiIs you. squildigs- asked Ne
Svillig~n Of his friend You look as
though you had been in tight--
4 have replied Sgailjig Il
punched Spiflin because he said I was
the talIssr liar he ever knew.
That was quite right 10 resent such
charge Il Is perfectly ridiculous
You are only about i've feet i've inches
tall Pittsburgh Chrouiele-Tele-
g~r-tuh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Burglars snssrri the stores Of w y
Otrlsy & SON. RSznnsig Bros. and D. D.
Richardson II Columbus one night last
week. making waY with pistols. guns.
watches. etc The thieves got Away.
leaving no clue hehind them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

EHE Long g-LGetr-n pension case was
dismissed by the sHprsme court af the
ntted States. ari the 18th. upon the
aurhoritF ut previous decisions of thaE
cnur- a5ar1ng proeseaings against
public GfHcers who have died dr left
the servics- Commissioner L0cnran
having r-signest his artice. Judge Longs
case - dismissed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05
SAD CASUALTY.


NASDALIA. H., Nov. Edward
Armstrong, living near Hagerst1yvu "a.
tins taTettei county accompanied BY
has vile. was hunting quail near thelE
home rfstaF afternoon. when MrS.
Armstrong, VIM was using hammer
less gun, accidentally saot her nus
band, the charge entering the back OF
MS head and killing him instantly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

rHE cruiser Marbiehead, On her way
hume from Turkey with the short
term men Of Admiral Seifridges ieet.
reached Gibraltar. On the e-tii. eight
daFs aur trom SMYRNA The remain
ing ships af the squadron, the dagsnip
Minneapolis. the =an Francisco. Ciu-
csnnaE1 and Bancroft. were still at
smyrna. nut having moved fur two
weeiEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Joseph Young. ans Of the Oldest ami
best-xnown citizens Of Prentlss county.
died sE Bonneville lAst seek- Mr.
Young was for more thaa f0r-T Years
member OF rhs Methadiss Church. ana
vas n ais -oth Tear-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

A C0MPa0AIsE was reached. IN the
s-th. between the striking coal miners
At Salineville, o., ami the operators.
The strike began in February when
100 men walked out for = screen an
inch and u half m size Under tsie
Compromise a slight change Is made IN
the screen. and the men are given IS
cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

MIDDLESBoKo. Ky, Oct SL-Susan
Childres=. of Elkhoru, KY. gave birth
20 triplets- two girls and n boy The
boy weighs eight pounds. the girls
four each She has been married i've
years and has eight children. having
the children at three births
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

WoOdmau- They tell me that y0u
never get genuine victnals on the stage.
that il is always imitation foosF which
is used.
Storms (the actori-Well. not A.
WAYS We often =~< zeal sggs--YIn-
kerz Statesman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

MADEgD, Nov Ia cyclone swept
over the city and provinces Of Seville
IN Wednesday, wreelSins a great many
houses. and killing and IN uiur1ns 4
number Of their inhabitants Ihs
storm covered wide area IN which
the wires were pro.tratssl. cutting. OF.
communication and greatly delaying
the appeals for assistance n-sde 1y The
saffererA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Nh FREDERICK A Lucas. one OF the
SCIENTISTS of r.se Smithsonian inststu-
Eun. vino was sent ID the Pribyioff
Stands. IN the Behring sea. so invesS1-
gate the condition of seal life. con-
drfus al that has been saiGi rs IA t.ls,
ianger of the utter extermination Of
the seal heizL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

JACKSON, Mich. Oct 1.-THE resi-
dencs Of farmer namesi Robinson.
living near W0odville. was Destroyed
by IRE early this morning and Mrs
Robinson and child were burned to
death and Mr. Robinson probably
fatally burned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

SEcRErARx HEREEzE announced. on
the -sta, tint the unnamed ships now
under construction VIII be named As
toil0wss srflssslsius--AIabama. uIi-
aols and Wisconsin. tiunbozrs-An-
napoiis. Marietta. Newport. Princeton.
ViciGsburg 4ad Wheeling
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

LONDON. Oct 5L-A Berlin dispatch
% the Daily News refers "a the arrival
of the first shipload Of Ameriraa
apples at Hamburg and their selling
for from four to eight shilllngs r.
hundred weight. while good Gerrn "a
zrnles at this season Of the year cast
Is .hiIIiurs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

GHA1zzs DoRAS. business man of
iiendale. u, soak a pinch 0f snuff for
a eoid 0n tlie zsth. ~ severe was the
sneezin4 that t0ilawetf that the in
hsr,1r 0biiqus muscle of the eft eve
WIS ruptur,.sf. ami as he continued s0
snesze tho exer-son forcesi tie ere aut
u is socket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

An Afternoon paper at Seattle.
WASH has complied Information show
ing rlar The farmers Of eastern Wasii-
tng-un have. since the recznt riss. IN
wheat. sald I5..aa.Hsa0 bushels at an
4Esrzgr 1rics af 50 cents. the c-up net
ing about =. sssa.go9 nOre tllan last
rear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

CoAL ha~ been discovered. near
sudbury IN the Alguma district.
near T0ruuts. Ont which is believed
to be identical with the anthracite
t'und in the LehiEh Valley. Pa. ex-
cspt that it contains no sulphur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

A cAsLEssH-AA receiv'.sl frum Bombay,
on the esth- saids The drought com
tinues. with no signs Of abatement.
the crUp si.1Iafi0n IN Ind.assis daily be-
come more serious.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

PAssESGEzs bF the steamer Mass
cntre- from Havana. ar-1ve.t At KEY
West, Fla, ou lie e9ti. report that
Gen- A1tunio Mzcea. with :. z0a troops.
nrole through ssle rEuciIa and Is nazv
IN Tie Havana district He went over
IA assist ten Gomez IN MS march ~
uaraua.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

rzzzTETC toraado passed. through
the EASTERN part 0f LafaTetSe county,
Mss On The -sta. n tour O'Clock IN
the afternoon iesnulishin4 sarm
housss and upruotlng trees of MI sizes.
Mncia damage "a property was done.
but M casualties xer.s -rsr,or.s-sf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

EHE Nenezneian government. On the
ssth. appoint.si Drs. Eauur-io Ands-z.ie.
Penny, AcDsta and GuarSiia to repre-
sent that country a. the International
Me'iicai congrrss. IA De held m the
City of Mexico in November.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

FAILURES throughout the country
for the week eiifItst On the suth. as re-
ported by Z C.. Dun & Co.. we're e-0.
against - tor rhe corresponding
week last velE EuF Canasia the fall
ures were ~. against - last year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

The Venezuelan commission ad-
-uurueti, ON the 18th. fnr one vveesx.
the interim a De devats.i to indenesa-
dens sssIsfy by tile Individual nssnb-rs
and the preparation Of hrs inaI r=por.
an Tie Dutch archives by Pr1E Burr,
the chief historical expert.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Ar1RSADo. originating near Farm
ngton- Tex. and passing three miles
east OF sherman, and, 80 minutes
later, pAsaing sast of Denison, was re-
ported On the ssth- There were but
meager accounts af the damage dune,
but calls for phFsicians. bandages.
stlmulanEs and other necessary ar
ticies Indicated quite number 0f cas-
uaItie4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Ths Louisville Journal. published in
Winston county, contains an account Of
= large meteor Nhicn fell IN that county
rscensIy- It fell in the nei.hbOrhOod
of Mount Pleasant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

The citT council Of Columbus last
week closed 4 eontr1-s with w. IL John
ston and c D Bolton w furnish the
city with fortF arc lights. for waieh
theY ars - pay =, ssa-1s per rear Work
aa The plant has eammsuced. and the
city NilI be lIghtesI bY electricity bx
January lst Rex-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-11-05

Az official cablewram. receive,f On
the 18th. frum Manila. the capital of
the Philippine isiansis. saililth con-
spirzcT sgaiHss rhs Spanish govern.
ment had been discovered IN the Zao-
Loo islands.