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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
CONDENSED rELsoRAMs

THEODORE A. HAvEMKIKH. vics-presi-
zen. Of tho American Sugar Refining
Company, died in New York city ON the
s6th-
TnE Iowa elevator at Peoria, ILL.,, was
completely destroyed by nrs on the es,h.
together with about 1000 bushels Of
grain, sntailing . Loss Of nearly Sos. .eoe,
insurance, siss.ooe.
HAHnY A. CAssrS. cashier Of the
Georgia Savings, Loan aud banking
Company. Of Atlanta. on the e6th con
fessed to being defaulter 20 the extent
Of ss5,0oa.
FIVE unlons In tho huilding trades ss
Chicago on the ssth declared in favor Of
. general strike ON MsyL L
KAY ToIIrrR, In an Intoxicated corr
dition. entered J. u. wiasler's rcssss-
rant at Sonora, Tex. on the 35ts. and
ordered supper. The length OF time rs-
auired to prepare the meal iRritsssd
ToIifsr. After fs~ words passed be-
tween tho two. Tsiifer drew his gun and
shot the proprietor down in cold blood
A SERIES Of cloudbursss, heavy wind
a., - .,.,r,,. ,,..,.,, .rs,, in .sa .-o..d
E,faul. L T.. ON the s5th. and extsud-
cd over about 100 square miles OF terri
tory. The rain wAs the heaviest in ffty
years
Tnr treasury statement on the Gath
shows Available cash balance. s:.d.-
ss7, IA; gold reserve. sIs5. .5s.T
punxs che mouths of January, Feb
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a Sesny WsesI.e ~wt.sf~s.

A swindler, Who gave his name ~ y
y. shepard. has been reapins . rich
harvest in East Mississippi and Western
Alabama Sheppard claimed to repre-
sent tho International Advertising
Agency Of New York. dealers in stamp
machines lie offered tho machines at
such Low a.ures that merchants and
business men In nearly all the towns he
visited jumped at tho bait and readily
paid the money. Shepard worked Meri-
diaa. and the machines having failed to
arrive. tho business men became sus-
picious and autographed to New York
inquiring about shepard A reply came
back branding him as n fraud and :
swindlsr. and requesting that he DO ar
rsstsd and punished. A reward has
been offered for bis arrest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

The jury In the Eilerbee murder case
ss Meridian brought in \ verdict OF
guilty. and recommended that = sen
tence OF life imprisonment In the State
penitentiary bc inflicted. Counsel for
tho defense 81 once fIed motion for
. new trial. IL Is hardly probable that
the application for . new trial will be
granted, but the case will be taken TO
the supreme court The jury was com
posed Of honest farmers. who were
actuatcd by desire TO do what they
thought WAS right in the promises un-
der the testimony and the Instructions
OF the court. Ellerbee had sbls coun-
sci 10 defend him, and friends and rsla.
tives exsrted themselves In his behalf
but In vain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Employer and Himself az Chicago.
CHICAGO. April st.-John H. Raap, a
wholesale liquor dealer, was shot and
killed by his former secretary and con-
fidential Jerk. D. w. Braunschweig,
who afterward put the revolver 10 his
own temple and killed himself.
The murder and suicide occurred in
R.sp's private Office at 4-a Milwaukee
avenue in the presence of Philip Solo
mon- deputy sheriff. who had = capias
for Braunschweig's arrest on . caarg,
Of embexxlemeat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

The executive committee Of .he Mi
sissippi Industrial Institute and Colleg,
have decided to hold the commencement
May 80, instead OF June 8. as was
originally intended. This change was
nscessitated by the fact that the STATE
University and the A. and NJ. ColIegc
bold their commencement exercises in
the first week OF June. and 1t would b.
impossible for Gov. McLAurin to visi,
the three institutions during the same
week DR.. Woodrow Of South Carolina
will preach the commencement sermon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
REcecINo WATERS

Mara the T,s.s >,t..asos ~ sAs Lave
Missi.sippt The sUs>ss~s a~~stfy a
p~vsess rhs Ris-~ t-ehs.s~s 81 Sssss-
esL s.s the rr~sv~~s siss-v rsssssas
rr~ssis~iiy No cr.p-s
MxarHrs. Tenn. April a. No new
er~vss-ss have appeared in the iev-es
to-day. but the current Of the river is
still beating against th. southern EN-
hsnkments with . fury that eau~-. the
grsv-rst apprehension The break AZ
nclta has inundated -, ooo acres of the
nnest plan tations in northern Loaisi-
ana. and the water continues "a pour
through the opening and is rapidly
spreading over q grrst~r arvs-
ksports from Grreuville arv not en-
couraging- While the water 10 slowly
r~c-ding In the ovcrfiowed district of
the fsxoo delta. yet II is almost c~r-
tain that the planting Of this years
crop will be 10 days late. The negro
ishcr~rs ars In fearful state of d~sti-
tution throughout the delta although
the government r~lisf work Il being
CARRIED on enervvtically.
The situation north Of Memphis aud
in Arkansas. however. Is greatly inn
proved Capt Davis the government
purchasing officer here. will s~nd out
two boats losde.i with provisions ~
morrow. one going north and the other
to the ST Francis river country. Capt.
Davis state. that this will hr the last
government shipment to these districts
unless some new emergency arises
Many people arr returning to their
farms in Arkansas, and the work of
planting will begin shortly. Accord
ing to the official bulletin of the United
States weather bureau. the Mississippi
river at Memphis fell three tenths Of .
foot In the past 30 hours. and will con-
tinue a. fall slowly at this point
From Cairo. Ill, . most encouraging
report comes IL IL 10 the effect that
the river there fell seven teushs Of n
foot since the last bulletin was issued.
and will continue ~ fall at that rate
for some days tn come.
Al Nieksbury and New Orleans there
arr no changes, the river remaining
stationary. At all other points from
which bulletins are issued decline Is
reported varying from one tenth to
eight-tenths of n foot. The greatest
fall is at Shreveport. La. where the
gauge shows decline Of eight-t-nthS
of q foot in - hours. The Missouri
river at Kansas City and at Omaha tell
three t.nths Of foot
The rivers at Nashville and Chatta-
nuoga also registered a fall. In fact
no rise was reported ut any point COW
cred by the weather bureau in its
official bulletin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
CHINESE DIPLOMATS.
The New Chinese Minister and suit. Msk.
stop In Chicago.

CHICAGO. April st-Accompanied by
30 or so Cinnamon of high and low de-
gree, Wa Ting Fang, envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotcntiary
from China TO the United States. Spain
and Peru. reached Chicagoon his way to
Washington The party was met at
the Northwestern depot by a number of
local Chinese merchants. who accom-
panied them on drive through the
principal streets of the city. The party
left later for Washington
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

An unknown man was killed at Sallus
Creek, hvs miles east Of Holly Springs
Iast week. by . passenger train He had
on good new cIoshes. a Stetson hat, with
trads mark o, Simon Klotts. Birming-
ham, on the band, several cards of the
Delmonico restaurant, and two small
locks. He also had hve two-dollar bills.
His watch was marked The Plant
Watch" and numbered s61, ,5os. He wa
dark skinned and hsd curly hair. His
body was tsrrihiy mangled- one arm
bsing sevcs.d and the top Of the skull
Knocked oc and face split ogea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

soaERswoRrH, " H.. April n. The
room in Berwick Of J. T. Kelly, the con-
fessed murderer of Cashier Stickney
of the Great Falls national bank was
searched last night and in il were
fonnd the Keys of the Great Falls ma
tional bank. which were taken from
Stickneys pocket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
FUNERAL OF JUDGE HOLMAN.
Laid Tn Rest Hoaor-d by An Who KNEW
Him.

AURORA Ind, April 25.-The funeral
of Hon VIM s. Holman, who has rep
resented the Fourth district in congress
many years. was very largely attended
here yesterday Judge Holman was
born here - years ago and always
lived here Everybody knew HIM
The special ear bearing the remains,
the family and the congressional com
mittee arrived over the Baltimore L
Ohio Southwestern railway at nine
o'clock in the morning.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
The Outlook More Gloomy Csss p.ssss.s Of
Gauge HesdisgA

GRrEsvTif.E. Miss. April ss-Ths
outlook in the delta grows more
gloomy. The Associated Press to-day
made comparisons OF this mornings
gauge readings with those Of the same
day in 1880. At Cairo the river stands
II feet higher than in 1880.
At Memphis it Is feet high
er; at Helena 2if feet higher.
and at Greenville feet higher.
While the Ohio and it, tributaries are
low and falling. the Missouri is higher
and the Mississippi is rising at st.
Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
A LITTLE CYCLONE


DEs MONIES. Ia. April s4-A tre-
mendous rainfall last night all over
the state caused much damage. Itwas
accompanied by high wind, tesring
down trees and moving bailding4 One
barn containing . COW was carried 500
yards The cow was unhure Two
bridges on the Chicago-Rock Island
railway between here HALEY junction.
were swept away The bridge on the
Chicago Treat Western 1T Berwick is
gonc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

The storehouss OF 5. $. Cope. Streets
drug store aad the postofiics ~ PauId-
ing we're raided By burglars ono night
last week. A horse belong ing to Ct
suit Clerk Brame was stolen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
DAVID COZAaT.
He Had Lived with Hh VILE Over ssveasy-
Three Years when ne Died

ihr~s hears " hen He Died
CARar- Ill, April ss--David Cozart,
the oldest person in White county, died
at the residence of his son, David. Jr.,
near Enfield, Thursday. lie was
born in Christian county. Ky,
in Is0s. and came to Illinois in
fsai, and WAS united in marriage
with Miss Roxana Wright, who sur
wives him, at the age of ss years. OF
their ten children, five are living. On
January last the deceased and his
wife had been married 1s years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
POPULAR GRATITUDE
Expressed for the Escape OF . B.ioved
Sovereign

RosE. April 23.-Two workmen, COM
rades of Acciarito, have been taken
into custody. Their arrest. however.
is only matter of precautiou and to
complete the inquiry being made into
the attempt on the life of King Hum
bert
The members Of the royal family at
tended n te deum to-day Mt the church
in the Via Del sediari- Their majes-
ties received a tremendous ovation ON
emerging from the building.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
THE CRUISER BRookLYN


Trip
PMLADELPHTA April aG.-The United
States cruiser Brooklyn as sound As
before she struck on Schooner ledge.
will Iift her anchor from Delaware
river this morning and pass down to
the sea She will undergo her fsnal
trip under the supervision of the naval
board Of inspections. after which she
viii be assigned to her station.
The brooklyn is expected to take
part in tie exercises attendants upon
the yiet9.ial jubilee in June.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
THE WHITE SQUADRON
Anchored In the North River to Take Part
tn the Naval Parade.

NEW YORK. April as.-The white
squadron LEFT its anchorage OF Tomp
kinsville, Staten Island. early yester-
day morning, and sailed up the North
river to its new anchorage OF Grants
tomb, where il will remain until
Wednesday or Thursday. Large crowds
gathered at the Battery. and on the
piers OF ths North river front to see
the vessels pass The New York, the
flagship of the squadron. with Admiral
Bunee in command, took the lead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

NM BAKER . lynotype operator in
the Office Of the Seattle Wash post-
Intelligencer, has made new wcrid's
reeuri for eight hours machine compo-
siiou. setting in that time IS, ST. ems
of solid nonparieL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
EXHAUSTED GREEKS,
Alter Days and Nights OF Contin-
uous Fighting.


Afscr Days and NIrhts OF Ccutsu-
nous rfuh.Inu
'.."e- sss~f'"s Sa""~ s
,,,,... !, - ,v,,, .,
.ns and str,,r.r r,.,,,....
.n.,s., = $3.50. 49,
Avvrxx .-.,t ~ - \, 4
l~~, To de,v an =, 80 ,,,.,,,,,, .,,,,,,,.,n
Of III. ,~ar ia .alse, h.r,. hy ,h. b..t,.r
informed Th.~. a.. h.,,x.,., -,
arr> of p.p,c. Tn. ri,x .,hIhss. an
attituts, OF ,sieriied endurance. while
naay persons still show An un,bs..,I
rnthuSiasr,, for hxht This L. particu-
larry noticeable. anon, In. wounded
now in Athens. Their ds>ir,. seems 20 h.
to b. healed In or,t-r tha, th.v NAV re-
ipin their colorx Naturally. this spirit
ia much fosterr,i bv the con sirmation
%. the reports that the Turks have
burned th. t.rrck wounded in a church
st Eurtxivoli The Turks lighted fir~s
\ -
Many cf the t;rreIss implorrt their com
rssies b. kill them, others committed
suicide.
II iS reluctantly believed BY Scsn.. in
Athcn.an circles that the retreat was
somewhat disor,lcriy, AMI that som- Of
tn. guns were abandoned with but
feeble defense. IL seems probable.
however. that in the main the retreat
was in gsod order
This morning the WORT gvcs forth
here that the government will per
severe in the struggle with greater de
termination. The report. however.
irritation mt the b,,Ii-f th,, even n
Greece rouiI mot hol,I her own IN.
non ofYerxivr ,,,,l;,.v vr,r,t--,~,, ;,, ,h..
order, OF IN, cr,,vn nr;p,., not ,o A..
tack yva. iIi,,ti,. ami ,,-,;r,,.i,n IN.
retreat tn rhar.ala j. coo.i,I,.rr,i /.
poor re,p,n... n, n. ssrv sr..,...h.. ~
IN. Cro,vn Pr;n,.. co,xt,,,in. q, nj.
,r,p,.
NsturaIlv- NIL ,or.. NJ rr,sc,x ,-r
adyane,.L Z, .xplaia Uhv ,h,. ,;-,...,..
re trratesl the m.,r,, candida a,s,uir,iny
that the Turk wa. ts., strong. IL va.
also pointed out tha, In. Turkish cav
airy did much Ia turn TIN. ,.-a,,r in IN
vur OF Edh.m Pa,ha
The Greek ae,t l., al,, the Suh,,.,.t ,f
MANY curious r.p.,r.,,. on. ~ which A.
serts that th, eastern xarndroa In.
49,. - HNa
'"e ~ sie y"
e"' kuAA " 'aAohteA- shputt rc4iia4n uu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

REPRESENTATIVE HOLMAN. of Indiana,
who IS suffering from serious complies
,;ous following fall from . Washing
am city street car. was. on the 18th.
rport,d better but still in . dangerous
eunditiou.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

EwrxRoR WILLIAM Of Germany ar.
-vr,l IN Vienna on the alst. and was
x.ieymcd at the railroad station BY
Eup~ror Francis Joseph and all the
Azstrian srchdukcA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

II is said that the president in So
letting John w. Foster 70 represent
this country in the forthcoming nego-
hations for . settlement of the Beh-
rng sen difficulties. has conferred upon
nim the highest diplomatic rank and
power
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

rux United States weather bureau.
On the ITts. gave out the startling in
t,rmation that 500 square miles Of the
s,at. of Arkansas was under water and
that the Mississippi river would con-
raue to rise.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

II is learned that the present visit Of
; squadron Of eight British war ships
% Delagoa bay Is intended To frusssass
the intrigues Of Germany, Portugal
md the rransvaal to change the status
lue u tie disadvantage Of Grea. Brit
am.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

THr Imperial Ottoman bank Of Con
-antinople has offered the Turkish
government to establish at Flassoaa.
and maintain at It's own expense. . hoo
,,.sI tsr the wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

coSsuL-GESERAL LEE. at Havana, CO.
bed the state depas time mt. on the s3d,
mat John j. Kelly, of Philslielphia.
ha'i been released and would Ieavc tho
siand. Nothing is knows a the de
partnent of the eeonditiousunder which
Nelly was arrested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

rr Is charged that eloo. 90. 900 set
..ide for Indian famine sufferers has
been misapproprias~d by English on
Gals The details Of the charges rival
he case Of Warren HastingA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

MOVEMENT Is undesteod b Be in
vrorrvS having fur iss objecs the rev.
cation Of that part Of the civil ser~
,r rules which applies TO the clerical
s,rrr Of pension agencies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
River Unchanged. Bas sAs Prssp~ss
Glopmy.

NArcHEz. Miss, April sa-The river
is unchanged here, hut many people
are becoming gloomy again over the
threatened outlook for rain and wind
tonight The levees are being soaked
and are now seeping. A hard rain
would play havoc with them A hard
rain or windstorm ut vidalia would
be more disastrous than anywhere
in this section A slight wind
this afternoon sent water splashing
over the levce in front of that city.
Many refugees eontinue to arrive at
Ma tcheE The baekwat-r from the
Bigvrs and Reeds crevasses continue
tn I'LL the lowlands and swamps W it'll
water. The headwatcr from the break
has not yet arrived. The Black and
Tensas rivers are rapidly rising from
this break and ara covering the eoun-
try of that section
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

FAMrREs throughout thss Uniesd
sates for the week ended 0 the ssa.
= reported by z q. Dun & CO.. were
n against sss for the corresponding
week last year. For Canada the fall
uss were II. against ~ last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

rax curtew ordinance bccADa . law
n Springfield. o., on the :ryS- All
BOYS and girls under ID years must be
n ord by eight o'clock in the winter
nnntis and nine o'clock in the sum-
n-r months. The purpose Is 10 risidly
snforcr the ordinance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

Rrarrrrf --BALDt. son OF the famous
Gen. Garibaldi. accompanied by Gari-
baldian veteran, Col. Gatserno. sailed
from Rome. on the 3fst for Greece,
where he will take part in the war
rgainst the Turlxx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

rax Rome correspondent Of the Pail
mai 6azstte telegraphed b his paper.
ou the .ist. saying . dispatch had been
orssived there from Athens expressing
'ear that, should the Greelxx suffer fur
'aer reverses and the Turks occupy La
.'ssa- revolution will break ont at
Athens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29
a F~- Day. WIN Tell tn. story % New
Ort~nas.

NEv ORLEANS, April sA-The ms,nster
river stood still Thursday. Clouds
gathered, but no rain fell IL was al
together fine day for work and great
work was done. There is need for il.
New Orleans and Algiers have sew
.rald weak levecs o look after.
Just below in ST barnard are
two. just above. taking both sides of
the river together, between here and
Baton Rouge, are half dozen. New
Orleans has 1000 men at work. and TIN.
other places have many more.
Lumber in carloads and by th. train
load - being used. and the rally be-
fore the last days of the food in mag
nificent. II is one of the finest fights
in history, and only few days more
remain before the crisis will be reached.
As previously stated. the battle has
had its lessons, and a great deal has
been learned about the way To obtain
the most strength of Ievees, about
revetments and about the inn
portauce of proper drainage for the
emban<ments. point which, ,was
heretofore almost entirely neglected.
Now the state experiment station at
Audubon park announces a number Of
interesting tests in progress Various
kinds of earth are being submitted To
outer pressure AZ 10 its pcuetrability.
and when the experiments are com
pleted the science of levee building will
he much more exsct.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

Ar the request of the Turkish gov
eminent the Egyptian government. on
the .ath. handed the Greek diplomatic
lgvn. W. :. Cryparis. his passports,
and ordered all Greeks To leave Egypt
within fortnight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

A SQUADRON Of eight British war
snips arrived at Lorenzo Marquee. Del
|asna bay, on the slst The sdvent OF
|ihe squadron caused much excitemcnt
W Of the ships entered the river, and
|'sO others remained in the bay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

The government has won the famous
Hat Trimming case in the Philadel-
phia courts. which involves several
million dollars in duties from import
rrs and which has been in the courts
br long time past
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

lHx supreme court of the United
s'Atss' on the 18th. refused the appli-
saeion for . writ Of eertiorari and ha-
~ seas corpus by Elverton r Chapman
= ..ie broker who refused to testify in
% sugar speculation investigation
~as'her senator's had speculxsed IN su-
gar stocks while the Wilson tariff bill
~as before that body.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

JUDGE WILLIAM r DAf. Of Canton,
~ who IS To 20 to Cuba 70 witness the
inquiry into the Ruiz case. arrived in
"asnington city ON the 18th lie ex-
pee'sd TO spend some days in the ex-
.minatlon of papers on fkie % she sssse
aepartment and afterward to proceed
!" havana - coasinne the inquiry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

PRESIDENT DIAz' staff military band
imposed OF a. pieces, under the lead
snip ef Capt Encarnacion Payen-
=, aS'sa through Chihuahua. Mex, on the
e en- route To New York. where il
- represent the Mexican govern
-ent ~ In the Grant memorial exercises
- Ae expenses of the trip are borne by
'ne Mexican government
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

Akxa kxxD. on the sfst, informed
a tasnt Gompers and . delegation
IN .ne American Federation of La
~ ~ sao c.llsd to urge sha ensetmeni
n. 1toer lsgiAsasioa hy congress. that
~ !. aoase would enact NO Legislation
- we ssst1 question wss settled
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

POLITICAL fanatic named Piesra
S-'Arito attempted to stzh Eing Ham'
s.oI Italy while ON his way to the
aces on the sed. He was seized before
i eoala carry out his purpoas, sud shc
-, proceeded TO the CsmpaneIle race
~ seemingly unmovedL He was
ara the recipient Of Wild dsmoa
-@'ions OF delight over his escape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-29

.hH Agricultural department. is be-
80 uhportnned from all p arts Of the
- Tor sugar beet seed. In view
me unsatisfactory prices reeeivsd
sApte crops during the past few
teas' ~. and the prospective increase in
uaty ca sugar, farmers In all sec
LIS LIS OF the Union evidently intend Ia
-Periment with bees-su<ur euisure.----