Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

sne1 an order 10 al railway mai
clerks. directing them not to take IN
active interest in the political cam
paixn. sueA as would be involved in
their attending political Conventions
- delegates. making political speeches
cr assisting IN the management Of %
litieal campaigns
DR. JAxEESoS and RS fellow Trans
vaal raiders are 10 be treated as srst
class mi<iemeanautS in HOLLOWAY
prisoo- Lonslon- They viii r-esive
their meals from the oatsis.e. wear
their own clothes and have i~sS dis
siuxuished prisoners detailed 20 per-
form menizl Offices for then
A EoDr Of striking miners went 70
the HyuerS mines near Sullivan. Ind.
on the 18th inst Two Ur three of
them covered the night watehmen
with guns. marched them To tae woods
half mile distant and stood guard
over them while The balance Of the
crowd set IRE 80 the plant which was
totally destroyed Farming timbe-S
fell izto the shaft and s@t Dire 10 the
mine also.
THE boiler in >allivan's big shinxie
mills a. Cellar. Mich. burst on the
s9th- Engineer SCOTT zaS badly man
xled ant S.-aided- and lived bat two
hours Ten other esnPleveS we're more
or less seriously Sezldel Rn4 bruised.
JuDsE ORIAoT- - the PeanSvIvauia
state superior cours. On the 81 .. grant
ed an allocatur in the appeal of astor-
n-ys representing ex-ASsis:A1t city
Attorney Wn- IL House. 90 Pitts
hurxh- who was sentenced u tw0
yearS AMI sarev moashS in the p>ni-
tiary. FOR aiiinz and abessiag in the
euahezzsernent OF city mo1ev-
TEE president has issaesi pros-laruz-
ssoa bearing date Of July .. again
eoanaudinz citix-ns - observe nett
t-alisv towards Cabs- The Proelama-
tion refers - the original p-selAma-
tioa 0t June T.. tss5. demanding an OBJ
servznes ot the neutrality laws in ~
spsct ~ the Cah1a iasarrectiuu. aad
gives zosic- that al Violations Nill -
vigorously prosecuted
TaE EeezumiSsiun-r q internal -~vsuu.
has submitted 10 Secretary Carlisle a
preliminary report of the Operatives
st lis bureau for the 6ssal rear end
inx Juae n Il shows thAs the re-
c~ipss frou all sources of Internal
rrx<aue for the vear Aggregated Siss.-
>5a-sls--an increase of 81 -S~a- 80 over
The RECEIPTS ot the PreressiR< sSeal
Frar-
MS AKrmVS >EwAEE- deGsocrz,is
7ominee for vie--prcssstens. was inter
viexed n te the story that he intended
4 = =.
He said Any man VINO for moment
eatertzins sach an b4ea Is not worthy
Of an answer
fkrEEE NsKTTSEEEE- Sss5e-snr-sgszer-
Al of the AuSussEnaas. has bs~n 1P-
pointed >aersssor - Mgr Sasolif- as
pzual delegate -of the E0snaa Cashol5c
enarrh N the United ssas~~s
Hrsa CAMFEEEE- enc Of the iron
kings. di-sg a. ais haaae a. Hanging
Rock. -. on the sfss. ax~si -
A nESrATCH from Ba1hav. "a the
3lsS. sli.t= Exesps for the Telegraph
lines Bombay : is.ala.~sf fr0n fA-
OUTSIDE world VERY heavy rzfzs hare
fallen Of late. and the country in the
vicinity Of tie city y flooded The
raiiroa6lS are - far and~r water that
IL i impossible ta run trains 0Fer
them
A HrEzzcsyE prevailed AZ Hoaz
Kong. on the 51sh- and es,usisi@ra bss.
damage was done - shipp5nx IN the
harho<. The British steamer Glen
CaIadh was totally dzsmz.tel The
British steamer MaeDuff dragged her
anchors and eolliict with the Nor-