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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
The SPANISH GOVERNMENT
sskes Measures to Protect the United
states Legation in Madrid

WA-uNGruS March The state
department has been officially advised
that the spanish government, as a
precautionary measure againt any ps--
sibie outbreak ~ violence arising from
the excited feeling of the people of
Madrid IN regard to the reported
action of the nite,l state senate on
Cuban Affairs. has taken measures To
guard the United >tats~ legation
The newspapers have published only
CAREFUL y-vvor,ted abstracts OF the pur-
port Of the senate resolutions. but pub
lieatiou> IN Fari. and elsew herr. have
given a sufficiently full statement Of
the feelings of the [ Uuited States euu-
! .sreS, "n thr matter - cause anxiety
and precaution-
IL i recalled that twiee previouSIv y
/ foreign legations have been attacked
in Madrid In ISL the residence Of
the papal nuneio was assailed and in
i->I the t'erma leyatiou WAS attacked
On account Of the Caroline Islands dis
pute.
IL h recalled. also. a. matter of his
tory. that the spanish consulate in
New Orleans was attacked by mob.
and the United States made prompt
apology aud reParation 10 spain for
this insult To- it, tag. IL i To- prevent
any such occurrence against the
[ nited States legation in Madrid that
the precautions of the Spanish govern
men have been taken
Minister Iiannis Taylor. though de-
voting most of his time u historical
studios and taking little part in the
diplomatic life ot the Spanish capital.
Nevpt ~ far as urgent business eoul-
I pels him. \ not personally unpopular
Z IN Madrid The course taken by the
T spanish ministry in placing a gulr,l
over the United States legation has
not been adopted at his request. but
A. measure of abundant preeaution
by the Spanish government at it, own
lnstigation- and partly in recognition
OF the vigilance displayed By the [ nits-,l
I states in the >eizure of the supposed
I tilibu>tering steamer Bermuda
I No atvies,s hav,. been received a. the
+ spanish legation here to indicate any
serious danger Minister de Iams
/ says he has abiding faith in ths. gnpd
common sense If the American ps0pl.
/ and that he feels certain nothing will
happen to interrupt the friendly rrla
tiOn existing between spain and the
I United States.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


Nerniiau. Feb. <.>-After tn. Ala
bsma X Vbek-bEr- pa,-euzer train pulled
into the Uniap Depot last night = heavy
frun eoUpiias-9in wa thrown into the
window of one Of the slsspsrs. narrowly
missing the head Of a laIy who was oe-
eupyin< th.. birth. NJ n Griffin. Bob
Goldsmith anil Pete Siemmons. young
men sf the eity. all &c whom vvre at the
depot un,ler Jhs. inaRrus.,. e Iigupr- vsrc
charged with th.- affens~ Griffin and
tsolisalith were pr9mP5ly arrested BY the
palice at6eyrs amt t'dsvd IN Jail They
were ARIA i-nsd before rhs. Mayer this
moruin-- when Griffin plea,ls,l guilty sf
bein< drunk. fer wbirh a tine ef So WIS
impass,L he dsnis,l the ether charge.
claiming that q WIS done BY Slsmmans-
The poli.~ then went in ssarrh II Stem
maus. Is k,,. barring that he was wanted.
went O., headquarters and surrendered
He mad, an sf6siavit against Griffin.
charging him With throwing the iron pan
info ths ear.
Gnfhu Wa arrai<ue,I under ths aft
davit this afternuan. whea BE- was c0n-
virts,I amt a 6as. q $50 imposed The
fre,tuencv with which this oaeusss has
been eemmltrrs,I ~ late has aroused the
raiIruasI a9thsvitis~. and they are deter
mined - make few examples of the par
tpe~ ozertakeu IN an effort 70 break it up.
~ th.. Nabile n Obie sauth-bpunsl
train. due here 1t 4.i5 pm was passing
q station "a the northern division yester-
day a heavy rpsk ws< thrown through a
Nen.lsw in the Sleeper \ passenger WIS
sh-h-ly cut By flying <la>s-
\ few day. ags negro frv,I thrvy
shots thrr u-h coach win.lovs On the Ala
bama X esreat Southeru railroad near
Taaur.uba About three weeks a=s =
similar s.rurrruee ts.iS place in the NJ
bill. Il Ohia yariIs in this place
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
TIE PENSION 6tLL-
rntg~-~sfax Statistic. frs1s tho R~psrr >ah-
anskxs<f -zhs s<xr~GAxr % ra~ LassEisr


<uaiEh-
WAsHISsrox. Feb. - In response
To n resolution the secretary sf ths. IL
terror sent 10 the senate information
showing the numh~r of pensi1ners
dropped fr0n tae rgl.s between July
!. 1896. ant January ! fs9si. ami the
number on the rolls AT those dates. etc
There were January |. lsgsS perSion-
erS on the rolls ~ follows tsensral
law. s5E. 80. of which I0a ia are WId-
Oxs. mothers. children. etc; under act
% June -. f-1sl. t>t al. of which i0a. :
- are widows. mothers. children.
etc w1F Of Is2, 35ss. OF which ]. 5s-
are widows and Is survivors,
war with Nexfeo. - l65. Of whieh
t-.=4I ar. Survivors and 7.9es widows.
Indian wars Of Is1s-s5. 6.95g. Of wh5eh
= So are survivors and liz widows
tiraEd total sss. ~ pensioners July
!. IS95. this grand total was g-Q 5e4
The total loss TO the rufl from July 1,
1896. To January l. i-s-S. Is sI.II@- Dur
ing the six months covered by the IN
qufry pension cert dcatss were issred
- follows Under the general law
3.Js0- act Of 1850, g3.3If. under sandrv
acts, sIs. Total originals. l.. 49, Re-
issues amounted to STA Total of all
classes. a. During the SIX uonthz
period 3.4I7 eases were dropped foe dis
tiuetive causes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

The trial ot th~ Griffith will c.-..
'ams To an end II Osveushoro. ky. the
jury returning verdict breaking the
will The trial lasted i5 DAYS. James
r Shrader appealed from th.. pr,.aats
- the viii of the mother. Mr.. Mar
Esret griffith who died in January.
I>o4- The viii left - Mr. Horace
fischer. - Louisville. her dauyhter.
ssj-0uo, and TO two other daughters
Mrs a. T. TYLER. = salt Ial~ Cifv-
and Mrs. (. Hathaway. II oyveusharo-
sIs.ooo each The vhots. estate = s.-.ti-
mated 20 be worth about So. .asa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
WTEIpERS OF The PEN.

Kidsr Haggard has been elected
chairman OF the Incorporated Society
Of English Authors for the errenr
year
Sir John Robinson having resigned
the editOFship Of the london Daily
News. his place will be taken by Mr. E
T. Cook. OF the Westminster Gazette-
The world doesn't hear much Of John
Rusl<in nowadays. but he still lives. and
he has Just celebrated his nth birth
DAY in his rural home ia EngiaEd- He
- able 20 take long walks. play chess.
read novels and scold Occasionally.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
wHoLEsMCwN.MsNT
OF M~mberssf the Chicago Exchange foo
Op~r1ttn< -B1eket SHOP

CmCAGo. March i--FOrty-eight in
dietmeats against individual firms.
companies aud exchanges on the
charge of operating -'bueset shops
were returned yesterday oy the grand
Jury The number of men involved in
the indictments : eSi- and the work of
the Jury and prosecutors had been -
carefully guarded from publieity that
there WAS general surprise among the
people The indictments cover every
alleged bucket shop in the city
For nearly three months officers Of
the civic federation and the board OF
trade have been gathering evidence 10
present eomrlete aud omnibus case
TO the grand jury, aud the states at
torrey was careful 10 prevent any
tsuperinz with the jury. taking 4 les
Son FROM the bribery scandal assoei-
atsd with the Dsee1ber jury in the
bueketshop eases There were few
witnesses examined Capiases vii be
issued tomorrow for the arrest OF
each person indicted, including the
rhaIkers- telegraph operators. book
keepers. porsers ald messengers es.s-
Ployed in the alleged bue<etshopS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

I OutV &wstrtnE tn~ sr~1rettnE 1f b~thE~r~
ent Kfxhs.-Ts B~xta Vigorous War 90
~v.tn Entsr~ty Ceaasi-at ss Their sbtI-
tty To Crush tho ~y.at.h Army VA Cuha
sna secure the fad~P~a.i~ss- ss rhetr
Dovufrsstsf~a People.
Purr kDELFutk. March 2-Thc fact
came out in Philadelphia Yesterday
afternoon that the cuban party has all
. it, plans prepared for a vigorous prus-
e,.ution ~ the war against spain imms-
di4tciv on the according 10 the patriots
Of belIixerent rights b. this country.
The CuhanS do not expect recognt-
tion % their independence at the pres
ens stacy of the struggle for freedom;
indeed. they are candid in saying they
can get along very well without such
recognition. They declare they have
ample funds for securing such supplies
as will enable them To- end the strug-
gle within the next six months.
They are entirely Confident that
belligerency will be given in the next
few days, and they are arranging now
for an immense maSs meeting To he
held in this city tonight. when they
viii state to the world plainly aud
frankly what they desire for cuba and
Fh%AN - AAAF EAN1N1A t1A~AAAANG w NV -
affairs.
The first thing that will happen
after bellig~reney il accorded, said
Marcos Morales, one IF the Cuban
leaders, will be the departure Of Gu
bans from this country for the battle
ground Of the 5000 CubaEs here
who are able tosbear arms. there will
not be 5000 remaining out ~ gunshot
reach Of the Spanish forces
They go To give spanish tyranny its
death blow. We will instantly pur-
chase vessels for we have all the
money we require, and we ask No IA
vorS from anyone We have at our
command all means requisite To OBJ
tain arms and ammunition The YES
seis We buy will be such aS are espe-
cially suited tn the safe tranSpurta-
tion of arms and men To the island
The war. Of course. will still bs. ear
ri@d on by land mainly.
There j. no need for " 10 fight
Spain at sea. IL our cruisers happen
tO meet spanish ships that cannot be
evaded. they will have To fight. that's
all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
a Cfyd- Line steamer Kun Ds~a o1 fert
Wadswsrth-

NEW YoKk. March The Old Do
minion steamer tsuyandOtte. inbound
from Norfolk Va ran into the Clyde.
line steamer George w Clyde of Fort
wadsworth. at five o'clock yesterday
afternoon The Guyandotte crashed
into the Clyde in the dense fog. stri<-
ing her ON the port side amidships.
tearing n hole in her side through
which horse could b. driven
The GuyaniOtSe pulled out and stood
by while the Clyde began 10 NIL The
tug Scandinavian and three other tug
got lines to the Clyde and pulled her
stern on TO BAY Ridge shore No one
was hurt and it i's.-s,4s that the
Clyde can be p tsirking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Ripley. Feb. ea-Next after ths blaek
an.i tan poU-wsN hsre GA the 81 inst
GUMS ths Morulau iuvs>E,u II TiPpsh
eounsy The ~>aint-- - by twus aud
hye~. TheSs. =gnSlsmsn are uiesly attirv,I
anil appear o. have b..en weIl fed Just
what thy are here for ~ enc seems To b.,
ahle To- tsH Ar the people hsstheus ami
in nsesl Of missionaries T. euii<htsn then
Where de.~ the money ceme frum9 l.
Saint Bri-hzut'S church Ike unto tn
uaturaaa~ IEubbsIl company. with plenty
% sh..ks-ss % hand aruunIs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

joe Brohren. "A freak. from >an An
tonic. Tex, was killed At t-niautovs IA.
Ala. by a negro hay. Ed >tnoutou-
monster in appearance He Jumped at
the negro. intending - frighten him.
when >imoatou struck him heavily On
.he head with an AK handle. inficting
an Jury from whi.h he died within a
few hours. The negro escaped The
individual svhn was exhibiting the
freak said that he was wild man who
Nas eapture,l IN Nexicn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
A GLASGOW SENSATION


LoSDoS. March I-James kier Har-
die. the social labor and sometime
member Of parliament. has maIa Dis
eoveries in Glasgow similar 20 those
unearthed by Mr. W T. Stead in Lon
don, the details Of which were pub
lished in ISS5 in the Pail Mall tiazrtt..
Of which paPer Mr. Stead was then
the editer. Mr. H2rlie's revelations
are published in language that = even
franksr thaa was that enpl9yet by
Dir. Stead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Reported Loss of Life and Property Easr-
moas IN HueEAry.

BEELfS. Feb - Alarming reports
have reached here from Budapest OF
the most terrific sandstorns that have
ever occurred in Northwestern Hun
gary The dispatches say several
moving trains on the Austriau-H Hunga-
rian railway and many villages have
been completely buried under the sand
Many fatalities have resulted. the dead
in some of the villages reaching iuts
the hundreds. The storm i described
as n constant succession Of whirlwinds.
From the information thus obtained
the loss of cattle and other property
will be enormous
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
-. C-ss y~I- In EI- Arm.

Sfsw dayls71z,s A. VI Bright. Of the
Eureka Springs n@i<hborhoo.l. was
brought by ortler Of the Chaneery Court
Cierk und~r a writ Of --inqHirend0 lie
luEati'a. hHt was released by the jury
under the evi'ieHee. il appearing that the
si-fvnsiaHr was =iven - epiates- His s5a.
i LID made another AFFIDAVIT for his con-
suensent. reporting that his father hal
tempted suiefts by cutting his throat
,ni opening a vein in his arm with a
pocket knife. II Is said however. that he
i aat ssrbsusiy hurt. bur insists thar he
: insane anI he wants 70 % to the
a>yluaI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Ca=- Iaus~. e,.b,rg,i II un,Isr treatment
AZ tb- Niessoars hospital foe injuries r,e-
cvivs'l ia the fFHoNjn- very remarkable
alaunsr= Whils Walking 90 a railroad
srestls. hs vas surprised by the approach
Of train In his hurry - -et cat sf
the way h. f~ll amt WIS eau<hf b the
hansL ~ thar he huH- >asp.'u.l,,'l from rhs.
trestis- In thi> terrible p.'sitipa b. Z,
sail To- have renains'i fer twenty-faur
hugr, befor. h. vas discovered an.l lib
Grated He : in a critical eaueliriau from
exposure 1nI suffering
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

While Mrs. Hiram Priee and her
mother. Mrs Winstead, were returning
home from church near Cool Brunch.
ianeoet county. Tenn. recently, thev
stopped at Mrs. iester's for dinner
While there Hiram Price. a Young man
of %. arrived upon tbs. scene He asked
his wife IL she would accompany him
home She replied that she could not
20 without her mother IL then b.gan
To abuss her Mrs. Winstsafi inter-
'errd- Price caught hold ~ her
ragged her into the yard. and pick
ny mp an AZ. brat her brains out. a.
ais wife sta"d By weeping The has
band turned upon her and knoeise,i her
brains cut. having them both des.i-
and then fed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
The Meridian kai.,i.x wills.

Ths Hlana leiIlsnt Il the MERRIAM Cs-
Operative CsJtan Mills Last we~k lease,i
Meriaiau bruon factory AMI viii use it
a knitting mill The machinery viii
be- N pasifiou IN few days It ! of th..
latest aud us'st improved patterns. aud IL
the h4nsls % skilled operatives the autig
vii be- Sseend 70 nsn.. Ths product 0f
the mili for the hrst SIX uiaatbs has al
Feady bsen satd at sp.-i Priees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

One # the most exciting imprOmptu
street du,,ls that t;eorgia ever knew
was Tough. at Rome the other after
noon v f sanford shot and fatally
wounded olicrman Mulkey. sanford
was also - riou,ly and proba hlv fatal
u wounded ami several Others were
wounded ~ stray shots. The whole
city was Soun in great excitement over
the affair sanford aud Null<ey be-
came involved ia quarrel and Null
KEY knocked a friend ~ >auforvt's =
down Both men drew pistols and for
q time firing was decidedly lively.
Nulkey was shot in the head sanford
has IA wouu in the neck and several
flesh wounds. Ex->heriff I.athaias
was shot in the arm ami side by a stray
bullet. and rIay dir. Bud White was
shot in the asn, and an unknown lady
wa slightly wounded No similar
ARRAY has created such a sensation
there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

NEW YOEK. March The New York
arrived az her dock at ten o'clock yes
terdsy morning- She sustained no
damage whatever. and will sail on
Wednesday morning The company
attaches No blame 10 anyone for the
aeei.ient. and Capt tirant will COM
nnaud her on her outward voyage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

MADEID. Feb. =9l-Ths papers her,
publish some curious statistics as tc
the cost of the Cuban war Nearly
III. 900 meu have been sent to the
island and the cost OF The rebellion has
already amounted TO sle. eg0f ls50.-
O00. 0osl and for the second yeaE g viii
exceed Ef5.Oeo- COZ es:5. coo uoCk Capt
Gen Weyler reports that IL viii take
At least two years to crush the r~bsl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

SAYS the New Orleans Pieavune- Ths.
south has received but very little eoa-
>ideratiOn from thu past ottic, depart !
ment in the way of special fast mai.
facilities. and NeN Orleans in partieu-
lar has been a sufferer from neglect
# that sort. Communities Of half ths
>fze in the north AMI west have en-
joy~sl facilities in the way - speeisI
fast mails infinitely superior 70 the
service vouchsafe,a New Orleans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

The town ~ Florence. :. G.. was Vi :
ited by sioo.Ooo fire early the othe>
morning The entire business portio3
Of the town wss wiped out The iu}
surauce On the property burned Vii
amount - s50.eo1. George Williams.
printer. was erenated lie was aSIeer
in one Of the destroyed buildings
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

ErEsxA. - d. Feb .S-A gasoline
stove explosion early to-day caused the
destruction Of Frank Il Puexett'.
house and the loss Of three lives. The
dead are Mrs Frank Pucaets. Hattie.
aged :. a1d Clarenee- aged 4 years
TIE servant girl saved the baby
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

SEoUx CRY. Ia March Ia snow
fall OF several inches. the highest Of
the season. took place here Friday
night Reports from South DAkota
points shaw the storm "a have been
general in the Jin River VALLEY, ex-
tending inf3 North Il1lrg.a AMI west
% the Missouri river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
PATRICK WALSH


AUGUsrA. tsa-, Narvh J. - Patrick
Walsh. chairman of the southern adj
visnry committee. has telegraphe,i 10
the governor, OF the southern states a.
follows: Il have mailed yoa my adj
dress in reference TO the Southern
States exposition AZ Chicago. There
never was such an opportunity a. this
exposition viii present 10 the south for
substantial development ask your
hearty cooperation in seuding ex-
hibits from your state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
NO. -.
SOUTHERN GLERNIN0S.

Say. "a VIII As-et Cotton Acreage
A dispatch 10 St. Louis paper. sent
from Memphis. Tenn. sayS:
Repnrts from several eouusi-- n the Tssco
delta ans eounti-~ In the MlssisSfput vaIi~v
arr % n. eject that preparations tor planting
are being hamp~r-f br scarcity - iahor.
Within th~ past ~ days there has been a IsrS-
exodus af negroes from the catroa tanGs q Ms
Si<sippi For the srss time n az Y-ar- th-
eainr~: lasorrr % the sgush ends himself The
poss@ssar - soue surplus money. ard h-
can fad ~ better method % demon
ssrats his Independence than by r~movinx
his hAhitRtfan. and the rc.uI, i that
hundreds of families have lefs the pla1ta-
t.au~ tn Ml.sissippL majority %
these have removed 20 Arkansas. from whence
they came sbout thr~e years asa having been
driven away aceuuur ef overToss which
inundated millions q acres Arkansas. how
ever for ne past two years has escaped The
dt-a-trou~ effects % s,osis AMI this year u-Anv
% the uegro~S who iefs that state have r--
turuesi tlu aue plantation alnu- IN the VALLEY.
soath . Memphis. John W EIdrstiz- los 81
families. ana h= was recently In Memphis t-r-
Ing 70 secure lshor T-uies- nm grants ran b
secured be nugrtAsr with many other planters
IN the valley will be compelled % curtail acre
ax-. -Four davs ago ~ ucErue. from Ar<EusaS
and other points passed. thro lgh Memphis FOR
savannah. Ca. where they were 20 take q
steamship tound for Liberia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

W A Ridgely, the Young man frur
Georgia whose sensational trial FOR 4
robbery of young man named Jack :
SON from the same state. Recently q
eupied the attention Of the erini- !
court at Memphis, Tenn. was faunl
guilty and given three years in I'd
penitentiarv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
TALLY FOR CUBA
The Steamer B<rmaIA Released and tap
tured Artas RESTORED

New NoRN. March a Herald spe-
eial from Washington says
The government has acknowledged
failure again IN the case OF an alleged
hlibustering expedition The steamer
BerInuda has been or,iered restored 70
her owners, the arms and ammunition
which were captured ON the tug
Strauahan viii be restored 10 their
Owners and the proceedings against
the men engaged will probably be
s.ua>he,l- Proof was lacking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

The tirand View normal institute 4
t'rand View. Rhea county. Tenn. J
thres-story frame builGing. was burned
10 the ground the other day LosSl
s>-@po- insurance. $500 The buildiud
was owned by ths. Presbyterian MID
sionary society of New York. and waJ
in fourishing condition. with 800 s.u]
dents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
aa.-.rs.s Hl. Las ru=ss c.Il

LrAyESwOETu. Kan. Feb. s--Ichr
sand. from TIE soldiers bone. was
killed by Missouri Pacific train at
Pope station. e-shs miles sooth OF
Leavenworth- this morning lie was
deaf ard did Eo. hear the warning
signal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
THE FOOLISH oONs
Preparing a hot- Lot sf TreaIsl- for
Themselves and Their Poverty ->trtek-u


BNH ELoSA- March Us the new
ef the action taken b the United
states senate in favor Of tuba
began To reach the public ear the
Popuiaee gathered in immeuss. crowds
and listened To- inpassinued speeches
frUm excited orators until they be
came - inhamed with passion that
wiser cOun>el> could not restrain them.
When, proceeding tn the nited States
consulate. amid cries 0f Long
live Spain and Down with the Yam
kee>. they began throwing stones
with which they badly defaced the
building. They alSD tore up several
Z nited >tst-s dags which fell insc
their hands.
The m-5b was charged and di>perscC;
by the police The anti-American
feeling runs very high, ami talk of
war i freely engaged in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Rev John A Brooks. D. D. Of Men
phiS. Tenn has accepted a call to 4
West End tabernacle. LONDON. Il
gland
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Il has been decided that there : an
opening IN Biloxi for another bank. and
last week parties Interested were out with
subscription papers % the capital st0ak
wsseh : pl1esd At S--5.oro There vas
5000 sGbscrihed. which assures Bl5xi
this new Institution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

skeleton presumably of a whit,
man was found IN Twelve Mile creed
near Pine Apple. Wilcox county. Ala
SUPPOSEDLY a mnrsier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
Executive APpsIntaeat..

Gov. McI-aErin last week Sert the fol-
t0sTing ExeSative appointments 10 the
Ssnate. both ef which were peOtapEly con
nrmet- james T. Turner. Levse Co.aruis-
sso1sr frsza Ositnaaa county: o. r. LaE-
reiiec- teaaty Superintendent " EIuea-
l.sls ~ GrsE4sta-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

wAsHrSGroS, March Mr. Hop
kins lreP-. III introduced in the hOGs<
bill aPprOPViatissg 500 90 for the es-
tab.ish1cnt OF a branch mint At Chi
"a go
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

ToRoSro. Oas-. March DIR Laugh
in NeFarlane, professor OF surgery in
the University Of ToroutOs died OF blood
poisoning contracted while anputating
the toes of patiensa week ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

A negro cabin in North TupeIe
Miss, was burned. and three ehIdrel
were burned 20 death The moths
barely escaped