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Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
Ni..'-srrs River ImPrs.-m--L

VicksbuFg. June 25.- Major " Hard.
United States engineer in charge of the
tributary streams In tbs portion OF The
Mississippi valley. j. busy inst row IN
preparing ''proiects- for submission TO
10 the chief Of engineers vita refer
enee TO the improvements on which the
appropriations are 10 be expended The
task OF paramount importance - the
improvement Of navigation A. Il e mouth
Of Nsxoo river AMI of Nlcksbarg bar
bor. for which Ss00.00u Was aPpro-
priated. while over s.u0.oo0 of tte last
appropriation foe these o. iects ls ss.ll
available TIE PLAZA thus formally
adopted By the government and which
il to be completed By sae Lass apprOpr.a-
Ton, Involves turning YaEoo river
through Lake Centennial aal iunme4l-
ateiy along the former river frout- q
NieksberE.
Tals Nil prasttcally secure the pro-
t-ct'oa % 4 vsss area ia the lower ead
q the Nszpo- Mississippi delta frJm
averfloN by h4eNwater and ctherWise.
ey eaablinx the levee auth5rities u
close a gap q some seventeen miles "A
extent stretching from the present ter
mines % the M.ssiss ppl distric. levee
system 20 ths hills near Vicksburg. ani
Improve the drainage OF the greater
part u the delta Tae Illinois Central
Ealrosd has vast possessions in Issa-
s1eaa azd Sh.rkey counties which will
be converted into valuable farming
l2Hsls By this psrfecting OF tho levee
system All that will be Iefs of the
zap through which the foods Of the
NississiPpi now pour into the country
Sill be tho channel that will afford an
exit for the YaEoo. probably not over
cae thousand feet wide.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

vicksburg. June 25--Ths West Mis-
sissippi Agricultural, Mschanic and
Stock Association adopted its charter
today and as It's financial arrangements
are now on a satisfactory basis will give
an exposition in this city in the autumn
surprising anything ever attempted in
the State. It will take place in No
vember, the date not being determined.
and will command exhibits frosa all
portions Of this State an1 from North
Louisiana - we'll. The greatest n
terest is taken IA the plan and today
syndicate Of citizens offered tie ass1-
eis:ioa groeuss free tgs ea.ldinZ.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

TIE Noruoas are t5reiess an1 see u
ingly irrepressible. They have been
warned away from Mississippi In sew
eral instances-in fact lily treated
Notwithstanding this last week four M1t
mon ministers were IN Holly Springs
circulating tracts, and have made e.
forts to preach ia the churches, but
have been refused. Mayor Feather
stone also refused to permit them te
use the courtroom Undaunted. they
preached in the public square They
deny that their church preactes or
practices polygamy. They claim to
have been treated worse in Holly
Springs than in any other town in tho
state. Churches have been offered
them everywhere else, they say
Byhalia Journal
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
Henry H. smith Fl.tIy Coatr.diets ssere-
tary Carlisle.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 27.-The
Telegraph prints an interview with
Henry H. Smith, in which ne says
that ex-secretary Of State Foster told
him that Carlisle told him Foster
that he lCarlislel would vote the re-
publican ticket If the democrats de-
eiared for free silver. smith saws
Foster made this statement within
twenty minutes after Carlisle told him
tFoster.l smith says he has talked
with Carlisle several times within IA /,
PAST two years smith Viii Lave more
~ Say abogs IL whsn hs sees Fostss
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Mound Bayou, June e5-The long
dry spell OF weather which has pre-.
vailed in this section since abou, the
middle Of April last has been broken
by pretty general rainfall this even
ing. commencing about 4,50 and lasting
something over an hour, and there Is 4
prospect OF more tonight. Crops gem
orally had reached critical stage and
the present rainfall relieves grave APP
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Capt. K u. Logan. aged =, bache-
Tor, died at his home near Danville.
KY, the other night During the war
bs was captain % Co. \. in Col John
Norgan'~ famous confederate cavalry.
and was captured during the raid into
Ohio lie was confined for many
months in different federal prisons. but
was exchanged finally. aud with two
Il his brothers formed portion Of the
escort tn Jefferson Davis in his at
tempted escape.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Adviees from various portions Of Mis-
sissippi indicate 4 short corn crop. The
droath is what caused the damage % 4
crop that before il started vas prom
ising- Last ye4r's com crop was oae OF
the largest in the history Of the State
The acreage this year IS not believed 70
DO near so large As last, and the yield
per acre Will be largely decreased In
some sections the crop Is reported As
poor A. ever before known
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Water Valley. Jane a5-Tonight the
State Christian Eadeavor Society con-
vened in this city. The address of vel
come was delivered By Rev q. H.
Hoein. the pastor Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. The opening
sermon vas preached BY Rev T. A.
Wigginton Immediately after the a4-
dress OF welcome About 100 delegates
are in Attendance at this meeting.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

TIE summit Gin and Improvement
Company was organizsd last week. hav-
ing purchased four ssventy-saE Munger
gius- with \ ginning capacity OF ffsy
bales OF cotton per dzv. The necessary
buildings will be commenced AZ once
and the company will be ready for bus
iuess August T.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Bishop II NJ. Turner % the A NJ Z
church, recently returned from Ii
beris. and Rev. y. y nwanee. Of
south Africa addressed I. .eog negroes
at Selma, Ala. the other night. urging
them TO emigrate Ia Liberia. A colony
from that vicinity went to Liberia last
spring and have sent back glowing re
ports, A colony, estimated at sos. will
leave this fall a. soon as their crops
are gathered.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

ko=-iasso. June s4-Juige Niles to-
day reudere'l the following decision IN
the TrAnmu printing bill case: The
wisdom or propriety % al act TO repeal
section s.ie % The annotated code OF
Niss-.sippt q Is9.. and directing the
beard - supersisgrs 20 let contracts Tor
record aud blsuk books. station cry and
cDansy printing. Is not for me to deter
zize- Do not believe the act unau-
taorize4 hy tae egnstisEtiou. AMI ex-
e~pt Es restralael by the Federal con
ststasisu the power Of the state leg. 3
iata-e i 4nliuiteA 10 ths legislature
sagses Is porer the peoples remedy IS
In TIE hallotboE and in strics state con
szstgs oas Aftcr = carpfsI examination
- the autaorities cited the e0Ec. on
-. w5dhoat A. shis Stlas ssatin- The rv4-
s1u<- KAT the act = E9s vioiativc - the
r.<ats q complainant gH,ser the cousti-
tatiaa - tEe Cait~3 Ssas-s n partl-a-
lars seated n the bail. All I must.
therefore, decline - graHt the relief
Srst q ini4aetioa prayed for
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Cotton pests are becoming less uu-
merous in Texas Correspondents from
southwest Texas report that the Mex
ican weevI has about disappeared
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Capt. :. ". Davidson. one OF the
oldest and wealthiest citizens OF Bib
county. Ala. did the other day at his
home. near CentervilIc. OF cancer Of
the throat For months he had
breathed and received nourishment
through silver tubes. lie was a CON
federate officer
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

ELzroS, Mass. June sT-James II.
Truss was hanged in the Jail yard here
for the murder, on January ., of
Thomas Camp. Of Goshen, n j.. cap
tain 81 the schooner Manaway, OF
Camden, \. J. The motive sog lie
sE!szs VS. Fobhsgy.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
GOT OFF CHGAPLY,
A yerdIet that Created . Sensation In
Mineral County ". Va

WAsHISGToS. June 27--A special
dispatch from Cumberland, Nd. says.
Yesterday iu the Mineral county
court, W. Va, Wm- Jarshuitz. a Po-
lander. VINO killed Robert Davis, coll
cred, in a barroom fight last May. was
found guilty of involuntary man
slaughter, and sentenced to six
months in jail and a $50 fine The
verdict created a sensation. as every
one thought that Jarshuitz would
hang.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The contest for the next meeting
~ the United Confederate veterans is
probably between baltimore aad ST
Louis
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The Southern Wholesale Grocers' a.
sociation held its fifth annual eouveu-
tiou at Richmond. Va Representative
Wholesale grocers were present FROM
all over the south, and large and sue
cessful meeting was held.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Gustavus " Smith. who was ma
ior-general IN the southern army dur
ing the civil war. died at his home in
New York csty. He was born in Ken
tuclsy. in lseI, and was graduated from
Wet Point in l>42
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

John Frazier. n cotton broker Of
Montgomery. Ala, went TO a pIenic.
played with the children, drank ice
water. went to sleep and died
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

ught continues throughout Tex
as, snd Is becoming generally injuri-
Gus 10 farming operations IN all lines.
The cotton crop has been injured To
some extent in nearly all portions of
the state
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Mrs Hannah Roach, one of the old
est residents Of Selma, Ala. died sud
denly 81 fatty degeneration Of the
heart Death came without warning
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
COL. WILLIAM X. ROLL.
Death of the WelI-Know P.nasyIvant.
Politician

PIrTsBuRsH. Pa, June 27.-CoL Will
liam II Roll. well known throughout
the country, died at IL o'clock yester-
day forenoon at the st. Clair hotel, in
this city. where he had been sick for
some time He was prominent in
Pennsylvania politics, a warm friend
Of Senator Quay, and served rs special
agent for the treasury department.,
having his headquarters 1T Chicago
during President Arthurs sdminls-
Eation
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Hannibal Vernon was shot and killed
by VIM Vernon. his cousin. near Bowl
ing Green, Ky, in the presence of Yer
mons wife and four children.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The twenty-hfth anniversary Of J.
b Angcifs presidency of the Uni
versity Of Michigan was celebrated a.
Ann Arbor, on the cath, with appro-
pirate ceremories.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

HON MAEK HASSA's Lakewood (ol
villa was entered by burglar. on tho
morning OF the 2eth, who secured 5000
worth Of jewelsand $40 in money and
escaped.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

HosHr ToRr, the newly appointed
minister from Japan To the United
States, passed through Omaha. Neb..
on the s,d. on his way east. He is no
stranger In America, having been here
on two former occasions.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The cornerstone OF the new Meth
odist college at London, Ky, was laid
the other day. The exercises were con-
dueted by Bishop Hendricks.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The hrst funeral in kentucky at
which women pail bearers officiated
took place at Elkhoru baptist church,
in Franklin county. recently. Miss
sallie V. Crane requested that her six
classmates act as h.r pall-bearers. The
Tact was not made known To- the uu-
iertakcr until n few minutes before
the hour set for the funeral Her
classmates. attired in pure white, with
white gloves and Grape, bore the dead
girl TO the hearse aud from the hearse
10 the grave. Each of the pall-bcarers
wePt during the performance of their
-ad duty
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

RAMON o. WILLIAMS, late consul
general Of the United States at Ha-
vana. was at the state department, on
the 25th- attending the settlement Of
his consular accounts. He begged to
be excused from discussing the Cuban
situation
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

THE first national convention Of the
credit men of the United States met
in Toledo. o., on the esd W H. Pres
ton, Of Sioux City, la, was elected
permanent chairman. and delivered an
address cutlining the objects of the
eonventior-
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

SIR LEONARD TuLEV, ex-lieutenant-
governor of New Brunswick and at
one time minister of finance in the Do
minion government, died in St Johns.
~ f.. on the 25th. of blood-poisoning
resulting from an injury to his foot
received a week before He was 7s
years of age
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
INVADE JAPAN.
American Green Good. Men seek . Se-
Fteld

WASHINGTON, June sT--Ameriean
green goods men are operating in Ja-
pan and complaint has been made to
the state department by some of the
intended victims through MeIvor.
United States consul at Kanagawa-
Mr.. McIvor has sent 10 the state de-
partment copies Of green goods circu-
lars sent to people in his consular dis
trict The green goods operator di-
rected that communications be ad-
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

A CrSEo. Wall street broker, who
Is reported 20 be worth between
q. $4,000 and ss.0o0. 600. was sent to
the receiving hospital al san Fran
eEseo. "a the 13d. to await an examina-
tiou By the commissioners of insanity
Cuneo's cfiee y at "a Broadway, New
York. and his home is on Staten Is
land
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Mr.. r W. Conehay. of Kenner. La.
was killed by lightning. which struck
the house He was leaning against
the door frame. looking out
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The Venezuelan government has
presented to the United States vene-
zuelan commission,the second volume
ofits certified copies of Spanish arch
ives bearing upon the boundary dis
pute. and has promised a third and
concluding volume in few days.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The Spanish senate, on the 25th. by
avote Of - to a.. rejected the proposal
of Prof ComAs that the protocol of
1857 with the United States be abro-
gated. senior Jenino. in supporting
Prof Comzs' demand. criticised the
governments for its weakness in the
face of the United States
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
PROMPT JUSTICE
Melted Out to the Murderer Of Elsie KregIo
at Washinxtoa. ID a.


at Washinxtoa. ID a.
WAsHISeroS. June Erwin Ford,
cOlOred, WAS hanged in the district jail
for the murder OF Elsie Kreglo, a 10
year-old white girl. His execution
marked the elimination of the quick
est case on record where the death
penalty was legally inflicted for cap
tai crime in the District of Columbia.
The murder was committed on MAY 4.
Ford was arrested May :. was indicted
May IL. tried aud convicted May Is
and sentenced on the 27th-
ChsneeIiOr of the University of Wales
LONDON, June 27.-At Aberystwith
the prince of Wales was installed with
great ceremony in the office of chan
cellor of the lately-esta blished uuiver-
sity of Wales, 10 which he was elected
q wear ago.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

How THOMAS T. BATARD. United
ssn1ss ambassador to the court Of -.
Jam4 was the recipient. on the s4th.
Of - degree OF D. C. l.. conferred
sppo n<m hy Oxford university in the
prosenes Of a large and distinguished
compAny Of guests.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The funeral Of BENJAMIN H. Bris-
tow. ex-secretary Of the treasury. took
place In New York city on the s5th-
The services were very simple. \ del
egation wss present from the Bar as
s0eiztion- The interment was in
woodlawn Cemetery.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

JosxrH X c. FoRREsr, one of the
founders Of the Chicago Tribune, and
an editorial writer for many years on
Chicago papers, died. on the s3d. at
his rssidcnce N that city.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

YALx's formal commencement exer-
cises were held in Battel chapel. on
the e<th- and were the most impress
sive ever held Among the interest
ing exercises wa. the comforting OF .
number Of degrees
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

TEE closing down Of the mines
! about Leadville, Col, and the silence
/ of the operators is accepted by the
Miners union as a determined policy
\ to ignore the strike by concerted ac-
tion TO lock out the miners. The
! unions admit that the contest will be
a long struggle.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The Indiana State Bar association
was organized at indianapolis. on the
asd. at meeting of lawyers from all
over the state Gen. Benjamin Har-
xison was chosen first president unani-
mously.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

In Lawrence county. Ala, Jane
Allen. aged IL. daughter of a widow,
was shot by VIII Blaxengame. aged
20. and may die.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The Galveston Tex. Wharf Co. have
decided 10 erect two elevators. One
will have a capacity of $4,000 bushels
and the other 100, 600
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

FAnrnEs throughout the United
States for the week ended on the ssth
were s17, as against 256 for the corre-
spending week last year. For Canada
the failures numbered -, against 80
last year.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

H. Gardiner Nichols, superintendent
Of the Dwight Manufacturing Co.
ct Alabama City. Ala, died t-cSs a.
esasntal irlarisa
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

The opening session of the Ameri-
can Master Mechanics association 1t
Saratoga. n r., on the Esd, was de-
voted to reports of committees and
the discussion of the following papers:
'.Reeiproeating Parts. presented by III.
u. Gordon- Of Altoona, Pa; Cylinder
Bushings>s BY j. \. Barr. of Milwau-
kee- and hub Liners by R. H.
souIe. of Roanoke. Va
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

ANKx1cAS green goods men are
operating in Japan, and complaint has
been made to the state department by
acme OF the intended victims through
United States Consul MeIvor. at Kan
sgawa
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

Two NISE1s reported at spokane,
Wash. on the 24th. the finding, in a
log cabin along the tributaries of the
Locl<xaw. the skeleton of n man. which
is believed 20 be that Of the Inflated
Cook Colgate who was left behind by
the Cariin party when he could no
longer keep up with them, and for
whose body : detachment of soldiers
made a vain search at the time.
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

A DlsrArcu from Bnluwayo, on the
2sth. said that Capt LAing's force had
roasted the Natabeles at Belingwe.
! killing the f4noas chief Solembo and
three OF his sons, together with s5e
Il their follow<rz Umtali station ia
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
w,..I..,p,, ssoo. 600 Bond sale.

Mississippi has sold s40o. 900 worth of
coin bonds at a premium slightly in
excess OF three per cent The bonds
are 10 run ten years. but the state has
the option of rede-ming them in five
years They bear five per cent interest
aud were iSsued.tosupply a deficit in tho
revenues All Of the bonds were sold tn
Mississippi people. except that :. A
Keene. of Chicago. secured 463 Of the
$500 bonds at 1925. He bid for the
whole issue. The prices ranged from
par to IO5S,. There were bids enough
to take up an issue of several million
dollars One bid came from Bevan.
Morton & Co. of London, for the whole
isxue At mar
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02

In u late letter TO friend in Wash
: ington. Miss Clara Barton, president
Z of the American Red Cross. gives a
/, glowing account of the work of relief
: and sanitation being performed in Ar
: ueniA- and confirms the report that
) the Turkish government IS not only
: throwing no impedinent in the way
! Of her agents. but. on the contrary.
: Is cheerfully rendering every aid and
! afyording every protection asked for.
- WrrH the exception of a few. who
Lii manufaetnre exclusively for the
syxport trade, the fIled-cheese manu-
Z faetarers Of the Fox River Valley Wis
= eonsin districs viii 60 out of business
Z before the lxw Of congress imposing q
' tax and neense upcn the industry goes
|. into effect next September. Fifteen
= million poands Of filed cheese, valued
nt 81 600, co. we're made In that district
: last year. and about $50. coo. worth of
this trade win Be abolished
Oxford eagle., 1896-07-02
SOUTHERN oLEANINGS


There was a tremendous sensaticn
on the campus OF Yale university,
Hartford. Conn. recently. caused BY
an unexpected remark Of Rev. DIR.
Joseph Twitchell. Of Hartford, during
his Grafton at the dedication of the
woolsey statue. II arose from the fact
that the ivy planted was from the
grave of Gen Robert f. Lee
In the course of his speech. referring
to Prof woolsey. Dr. Twitchell saidi
He -. Union man. heart Aad soul sre y
you'd make this bronze statue avert Its head
we're he % know that the graduation class of
Yale uerr to plant on the walls Of a building
su the campus an ivy from the grave % Gen
Robert p Lee Gen Lee vas good man. but
he vas los al % Infamous cause
This utterancc came like a thunder
clap from = clear sky. but there was
no demonstration until he had In
I.hed. and then the coudemnatery
words were freely criticised Immedi'
ately after the dedicatory exercises the
ivy committee held 4 meeting, and the
proposition was made to change the
Ivy. but II was voted down, and IL was
planted with the usual ceremonies
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-03-04

iaal fortale %, buorlebes benne lille
6ole al S1inots= Corn tunbe ipiuae
belle 9unoen be Joreneoe Stoter.
(Bifalb.)
&nonu ct onbet @teb Bo9en flyer
De ioetminbte ontnbnins suis, at
Tormerprobufterne nu lite fan t1sbe
ioa meset af &arer Of ole Slaes,
ion be funbe i 1878. Denne ubta,
ielte er pilolebenbe os uianb, oe iea
fol bep,te bet, fer benne 9ebot er
enot. (5ortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-03-04

ct. Houl @1obe foreilaar ct Jirf(b>
per. Der ilal brin8e COB Spite til tet
bemotratifte @arti. fom &artiets @m.
blem '06. Set beftaar af ~@ouno
Wonep", .Tariff fer @euenue. 81,
utl Seruice" oe "Nonroe Doctrine
&i fpntes &artiets 2,ber for tort
Iio iioen ia9be. at Der iiulbe blipe no
moremeddling with the tariff.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-03-04

Bogen u@n np Tib ct ner~ tan
M taaes llseb1abets 8oabanbel.
Den ombanbler rBrofetierue ON be
fitte 7ius % 9ioer etler bibelRe %
oftronomilie 8eui1er aneooenpe aeiu
@1ensomft % bet tufnoaotise @iae~. !.
Den iofer 25c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-03-04

6ra 8obs>Raben meboeles, at &c.
natfomtteeu Tor offentlise 8plninaer
fife 5reoeo famtpttebe /, at Der sipes
en- sunftis Rapport Af Snbfillinsen
on en- offentlis Bpsnine for 5ereus
SalIs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-03-04
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appeQeret til psieferet.
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rasenbe Sas'erer Sleepp @pe. bor
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2oet Dti1ritt. ifr. uSleepp @pe Dtsp."
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