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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
m'LsAw GOES TO WASHINGTON.
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eun~rsst~rtsI rs-.it.ility-

CINcINNArL Nov. S-Johu X Ne
Lean aud party EFF last night Tor
Washington Mr.. Mclean has been
considered the dcm,eratic can.iilats
FOE senator. aud hEs departure : r.
sauiesi A. au Indication tha; he c1a-
e,-i~s the lex stature u the republie-
ans uaf = sfari.ifrss= a.. -zs.s-.----.zs.
Mr.. Mclean hcla conser~acs with
Chairman ceonvilic aud other demo
cratic leaders There = nothing know n
a. to the probable pplicy # the demo
rsats a. a minority IA the legislature,
bat 1t - believed taey viii lpiu the
anti-Iiauua nePuh.icaus IN bringing
out a new man for seu ator-
The question has tcen raised A. H.
whether - votes ar~ acc-ssars - elect
a senator. tina, number being ma
jofity % all II majority u a quorum
only ! necessary some night he sick
Or absent. a. that would he les em-
barrasAing than - be present aud rot.
against the caucus nominee.
The point has also t-.en raised a. T.
the succession 10 the goyeruorShiP- II
governor bushnell shouid bc elected
senator by a fusion. the Lieutenant
governor. \ ". Jones, would become
the chief executive As the state sen
ate il dcmoeratic by - Ia II il - held
that democratic senator would sue.
ceesi jones AMI b, in iiue for the gov
ernorship Among the - conceded
to the democrats in the ssnaie j. sea
a,or Voight. Of Cincinnati. fusion re-
publican who holds the balance oi
power in that bOiy. aud is noa-com
initial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
spAnlARos Aag olIrea.
ssrSa< FEELING sEsia., the uaIt~.i STATE.
ser rr.,iasEts= the War In taas

NEw NoEE. Nav. >-Capt- William
W.udham. who has been transferred
- British consul az Chicago. after
three years Setvlcc ia a similar ca
pacity a. i,aucriuna. spain. was pas
s-ngrr un thc la Hrvtaxns. which ar
Tlresi from liavrc yesterday. After
pending week with relatives in Phil
. iriphia, he will leave for his new
l.,si a. chicago. lie >aii:
The feeling in Spain against the
lnited States is unr 80 great bitter
ness Thrr- have been No drmpnstra-
Ions in E,acsIonA or thcreatputs
,skine care that ul4cre shall b. nShet.
The bitterness. however. y very
marked. particularly IA Barceiooa-
i.sfore ihc cuban war HArc~ionA- a.
uae - the Ersat manufacturing
c,.nters of spain. pra,p~red chiefly
"a it. tra.ir with Caba aud
Manila Tar var ia tuba aud the
Philippine island, has cut II this trade
isarc, Iona has lost tlc best aud most
lucsatlsv market She enjoyci only
uae- third 90 tlse men hitherto en-
plovcd ia her factories are now work
ing and they On reduced time The
spanish cannot understand why the
United States. friendly nation.
should allow -, many hiibust-ring ex-
. pcsiitioa> a. .srt away safely 10 CuhA-
fhai fact makes them additionally bit
t..r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11

fss@~gxer Train wm the ~snts We fs-
rtns nslA ~ ~ s...x - ps.psrsd--s
HE fspF.s. ear ui.~a or~s sas !.
safe H. nsuasit--t = s~-.s-tsrstf~ M@u~v
Stst~u IN. rr.ia wFsess.i .at several
ar. uafa~-L
nrNvER Cel.. Nov : 4 special -
tile Republican from Aihaqscctuc
ssys. T.e ~. pASscngsr trsiu over
thc Sauta r. Facin hich ~as held up
atssraut's station saturday uis sAt r,,ac,i-
ed this city AZ u - yesterday snorninS.
Conductor A.drich stated that ju,; a.
the train came - a halt at Grauts sta
tiou a tasii.sic ~ shots rang out ou the
az snd a. "a a. be- could So several
men boarded the train. oac on the
cuginc.
lie and Engineer u. n NcCarty
we're on the platform hut raa AMI
caught the train AZ IL was muv n ulL.
the nrvmau. Henry Abri. beiuE ctrn.
pellcd at the point Of csess.i r,--
v~lvcr - pail the train ar H. tac s;uck
yards. about two miles distant
The conductor. fully realizing that
something was wrong. ivft thc train
at the sts~rk yard, where the r,bi,,-r,
who had ordered thr train stopped. sni
ran back u the station. tcicsraphiue
the news t. Dlvi,ioa Superintendent
Hubbard Al Gallup aud sheriff iinb-
bell la the meantime. however. tie
robbers. who wore false beard. and
wcr~ unma>sci. eat the mail c,sach aui
chair coaches aud the ruiiman slsvpvr
from the cuEine aud sxprr,s ear aud
thv fireman was again ordered tu pail
thc latter further up the rsai.
They commenced dynmating the cx.
press car. and The thinl explosion
blew out ono end 80 the car. Ao-i t-c
ing forcei 10 assist the rubbcr.-
once inside they p.ckcd out safe
which thcy sarmiS..i contained coa-
siderable money and vaiuabic>. ami
placed on u a >ticS 20 dynamite ami
lew Jumps of eual on tac dynamite.
and then attached fu>e which thvy
!lt and blew a holc ia th, safc.
They helped themselves - a number
Of qacSases containing gold aud silver
cpin which they placed IA sack aud
then left the car. going in the d.rce-
tiOn II the MAiPoi EpcSs. where thcir
horses w-ro picNvted
Thc express ear was oa trc aud Abel.
thoroughly frightened. aftcs see
ins the r5bi-erN al .afc distance,
backed the eng inc aud exprcs, car into
the other portion - the train lcft
standing At the st1ck yards. aud IN
consequence the express car. day coach
aud chair car were tcirscoPed aui all
tArvc destroyed b. hrc.
ENPrcSs ruute agents. who went out
e. the so-ne saturday night have re
turnrd Ihey state that the robt-r.
dii not .,ct into the most valuable safe
vhieh. with two Others. uvrc badly
warpvd aud damaged by hr-- Ihcy
tAtuk. however. that the rob
b~rs secured several hundred dol
AR. bat the exact amount will
npt b-- known for some time ~
A. th- PaPrrs AMI rrcoris u the car
ant safc we're turned "A tae 1rc- Ihr
baggage uas al rcmuvvst before the
as, sot Ender hr r4axas aat saved
IAc ru9srfe are tuua-ss -
eral desperate esssx i=ss> yhp arr FAM
La Sith that section - ihe rssad-
\ F-->se - oiiieers : IA Parsuit of t4s
t.zu4it&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
NEW York.
rh- u-sietPsi Ceatr-t - .r~sssr New
N.rk sas.


Nav NoES. Nov. 4 The result 90
the first municipal election in Grcaser
New YORK citv completely rcvcr>es the
cuniiiiuus - l-g.t. when Mckiniey's
plurality ia the same territory was
- .sA The plurality % Nan wyck
Tapmanv candidate for mayor. j.
sh-,ut ssost Ana the entire ticket =
elected with mat,ritirs ranging from
s9.oco u loe oa1 Coler's plurality over
Pitch. rePublican. for Comptroller. -
oser ioqesa Both Van Nycx aud
Coier were FREE silver sfhereats in
is.si
Alton n Parker dem }. Tor judge -
the state court - appeals. carried
Greater New York by it-i 01a. aud his
total plurality over Wallace trep.l. t,.-
low the BRONX river. will not t.e less
than i1>. .CQ0. cn>uriug his election aud
democratic success ia the state.
Such rush - the polls has never
been known. except in presidential
years Rainy weather failed 10 dampcn n
enthusiasm. The registration wAs ab.
normal. The total Of 81. 2i,i was only
iI.ssa behind that Of 1924 Last year
only GEO per cent failed T. vote Tor
president, aud the estimated total vote
this year of So 90 shows that the fall
ing of does not much exceed that %
is@5.
The vote for Tracy. the republican
mayoralty candidate. was divided hy
the candidacy - seth Low uPpa citi-
rens tickeI is1w was scconi and
Tracy third ia the contest The Gcorce
vote was inconSiderable. The death u
it, leader evidently disintegrated his
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
COLORADO.
The Silver KePusiis a.. seem to Have tn.
ff--t of It

DENVER. Col. Nov. s. Returns from
the state ar, incagre aud the rcsui, j.
still in dnabt. The News says that
Nm- II. ''abircrt. licm. and pop.b for
Judge of th. supreme court- > probably
elected 10y : opo majority. The Eepui-
iican SAYS lhat Charles u Havt
lreP- and silver rep viii have
AovJ majority or mere. ilsyt
carried this ceuaty er ataut s.ooo ma.
gority. The entire silver republican,
ticket appears 10 have itea elected ia
this county. although the News claim,
tk.Nr-...l-.st...ss-..4 N,is-sss If-l.t, 49,
The fuS.onists appeal To have defeated
the republican, Ia l. fa.p coanty. q
which Colorado springs is the county
s-at. and ia iscadsiiie and Lake county
the silver rrpu0.icans male clean
asTssteu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11

IsEs.tsta-- u.isr3ts - tts- Jasss
H.tt.t That s s.seess.i - the KrFas-
Hesn. ~ aiIrs -. Nssr.. -f b-..--ss-tie
state U-saas.ftsr. rkss. N.y - >osa-
tunt.ss--
CoLUuuu-. -. Nov. THE contest
for control ~ the ohio legislature .
con,iicrcd enicL The Official count
ing ia same counties will continue next
week. but thras has l.rvn such close
watching that uo material changes arc
expected Thc Indication, are thAt thc
seuat. will stand - democrats anil ~
republicans, and the hou~e - demo
craN nhd ., republicans. with
majority 20 i've repub-
licons ON joint ballot There
may hc several contested s-ats. but
these can not t-c considered tail the
legislature meets the sir>t Monday In
January next Since IL seems u be
settled that the republicans have a
small majority ON joint ballot, the ru-
moT> are Vivid about a cumbiue ot GER
tain republican members with the 20
democratic ni.mb,rs Zoe the election
of >otne one other than SENATOR Hanna
ON ia. joint ballot
When senator Foraker waN Endorsed
by thv republican state cunvcntissn.
;sro ycars aga Tor his present position
Ia the senate. there was no legislative
caucus !; i announced now that
there viii he a republican senatorial
caucus When the legislature convvncS
neat January. senator Hanna was
iudorsc,i AZ the last state convention
fnr the senate. bat the old fac
tiouai hsht that formerly eX-
ist-d between sherman and Forakers
follow ing. and later b,.twccn the
fricnds ~ M-kinicy aud Foraker has
hcvn revived this year with more iu-
tense fccting than heretofore. IL il
saii that there are about dozen of
thc republicans who had some faction
Al opposition In their couutiss. ~sp-s-
slaily for their nominations who ,io
NOT fcc, kindly toward, the junior Ohio
pruatpr.
The Dispatch prints an interview
with Allen a. Myers. 90 the democratic
state hcalquartcrN in which he
says. 4 staui to-day where I stood
the day after the election. with Judge
Nash. chairman Of the RePub-
lican state committee. who says
the s-nai- will D. ~ republicans
sud % democrats aud the housc
= republican aud 81 ,ieauocratic giving
the republicans i've ~ a ma jority on
joint ballot for nit.d states senator
Mir. Myers. ia the r~Port does not
say directly. but iutimatss that moth
ing will come ~ the>c efforts "a grt up
contests in thc legislature.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
tussIsen seAmsH DROWNED
-. sr th- >s-.sa-s Is.hs % I-.ks tri-.
Mar leg fstat-

ErtFALa. y Y. $ov. ~.-Niucteea
men were drowned By the sinking of
the steamer Idaho. which was lost On
Lake Esic. above Long Point, satur-
dav.
When the steamer MariPosa arrived
in rsor, at.out midnight last night viii.
the news et the disaster II the Idaho.
having vn board the two surviving
nssmt,.rs of the crew. Capt Root had
this u say regarding the storm on the
lake and the rescue OF the two meu:
Ii was one of the worst galss ever
experienced in all my years ON the
lake, Ne started from Chicago with
= load Of oats- All the way down the
LAKES We had 4 sht with the storm and
/ thought once ur twice 81 put,inx in
sone ys here until il blew over. I an
glad did not, for fear Il had these
two ucn who came down Ui:h me
would have isiae,i their mates by thi,
tslsie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
NEBRASKA.
A Plurality of 10000 TO $4,000 Claimed
for the Fusion Ticket

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. G-AdditiOnal
returns from the state do not material
" change the figures given Tuesday
night indicating fusion plurality ex-
ceeding that of .s95. which was aboEt
II.Oo0. Al fusion headquarters the
claim Of q plurality of from $4,000 to
Is. 900 Is maintained Secretary Sizer
Of the republican committee will not
concede this or even admit defeat
Many of the leading republican work
ers. however. accept the returns AZ
hand as u certain indication of the de-
feat of Post lrep.l for supreme judge.
aud the balance OF the state ticket
A seeming Inconsistency in figures
sent out from Lincoln. and
those from elsewhere in the state
is explained By the difference in com
parsons made Gov. Holeomb last
year ran far ahead of his ticket Re-
turns sent Tuesday night other than
from Lincoln compared the fusion vote
of this year with the Holcomb vote, in
dicating q republican gain, when by
comparing with the average fusion
vote OF last year fusion gain is shown
for this year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
a COVERT THREAT.

rhs rFor-..t - r~ittirsi a@a~~sv fer Cse->
AFPrss~s wut Ne r-tsrst~ I@t~wf~r-
~-e~ ~ th- sis.-f sgsts.. soc wtu ~F.i.
p~st.s. ffsss th~ tAs~ - tssudass ssss
uss-s .ad paty ptrtstr-
MsnsIr. Nov. The cabin~: csaa-
'eii has approved ,ac ProPsSal u po.iii-
cal amnesty Tor Cuhs snd The phihP-
pines
The government dvni~s thAt she
action u ~ tsssu with rvEari - the
remark. mai~ Hy CapL-t,cu. Ncyl-r
o. the ,i,patations thAt waited upsa
him shortly before be lefi uArAnA =
the rc.ult - ans suggestion "a the
sub ic,t rscsi Fssi frum Washington- No
communication has b-ea received from
the American government GA that aaAs-
tcr.
~ I.iierai. referring 10 -'mysisrious
threats male IN New Nosk by people
interested in s.rarAii>t Affair and -
the ''rcvelAtioa % gigantic immoral
speculation. >ays-
No doubt anxiety has been greatly
increased dsTing the last a hoars- IL
/. known that thc Cuban rvvui nt tiJuary
committee j. trying topiacc war bonds
among hiilusters, offering Fidicuioas
aud imais sinsry guarantees The com
mittee prupss- Ei>o T. stamp dollar
picr,.. rs,icrnabir - hen the spanish
troops have evacuated Caha-
We have done everything t. assure
pace in tuta. aud have thereby ac-
,tuircd the su,-l viii - Enrcpc amt in
t~rnstional right Therefore ~ should
uot tolerate offrus i've interference.
and wrcaa meet Tranquility any comPli-
cati~n> arising oui ~ such interference
We,io No, t..lirvc the United states gov
crumvut will a>suciate itscf with
the>c air~nturcrs. but even should
thi, happen We must not deviat. from
the line 30 conduct that honor aud
,luty dictat.>
The government has received a ca
hlc message frpm the autonomi.t Lead
ers ia 1uba. accepting. on behalf IT
the party. the appointments rendered
representative aat"uoruisss on the
nomination - Har,hai Blzhco among
them thc provincial govcrnorshiPs.
which have been assigned aS follows:
I'rovinc. - Havana senior Jose Kruzon.
.'inar del Eio. >.uor Marcos Garcia;
Puerto Frincipr. SENIOR Rafael Nasallo,
santiago slc Gpbs. Seuor Eariquc Ca
priis- >.nur Franci-co dc Arma. n
rcfernist. has l-een appointed governor
Of MatamEs2. province
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11

Samuel T. Barrett. a farmer of Ti>h-
ominge county. attempted to ford the
Tennessee river at point north of
Iuka Las; week. with wagon. in which
was his family. consisting of his wife
and Id-year-old daughter. When Bar
reit had gotten about mid-tream the
wa.os fioated away with the occupants.
Help was rendered the unfortunate
family by the arrival of canoe from
the shore. into which the Barretts were
placed. but the canoe eapsized. which
resulted in the drowning OF Miss Bar
rctt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
olsGRAcEo THEIR FLAG
Ni.beh.slor Of kmericsa sailors the
Island of >ktma.hsrL

san FEANCIsCp. Nov. s-Advices
received from japan by the steamship
Copiic tell Of an encounter between
the crew u the American sealing
schooner 81 Lawrence aud Capt
tsuu s. ~ the island of >SimuShiri. ia
the kueiles- Part of the schooner's
crew went ashore. presumably to get a
supply Of water. but instead of doing
50 went on a hunting expedition and
tried To run things generally. They
were ordered To return To their vessel.
but refused. aud finally Capt GunJi
fired shot from an artillery piece over
the vessel This had the desired ef-
feet upon the men. who secured sup
plv of water aud returned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
CAL q. Haicomh. so.sss. ne, ~.
rahlican gain - 1o1
IOWA.
TIE n~pasii.sa risrsuty oaiy r.sisat~s
ssNrt.

nts Mot,rs D.. Nov. s. RETURN.
arr slow In reaching the hcslquartcr,
Of the state ccntrai committees chair
man MeNiilen 81 thc republican cnui-
uniticc cou;cuds that >haw's plurality
viii reaeh merc than 1pela Reports
received fevm ~ counties rive shaw
plurality - - s-l aud the estimates
% the rcpnhiran committee j. that the
other - vail uoi - as we'll y is -.
pec;ei by Chairman M~M lien that the
plurality will rcach 1909 e. iLoo5
the rutirr state ~ othc Legislature.
the republicans claim 81 ia the house
cut u leo. ani a. out - 90 in the senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
BEN BUTTERwoRTh IL.
The CommI.sisaer Of rsteats sanertns
with PRezmoai<-

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. s.-The ply
sieians in attendance upon Mai Ben
jasnin Butterwurth. commissioner Of
patents who IS i'll with paeumoniA at
the Hollenden hotel. give but little en-
eouragenent for his rseooery- Il wss
stated at ten o'clock last evening that
lie would not die during the night. but
the physicians could not tell whether
he would get we'll Mr. Butterworth's
wife and daughter. who were sum
EslOned from, are a. his bedside.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
KAHSaS.
Rcsarns show Divided Results In srds-
wick County.

WICHITA. Kas-. Nov. 3-sedgwick
county returns not yet completed
show divided results Republicans
have elected sheriff, clerk aai treasur-
er. while the fusion candidates for reg
ister Of deeds. surveyor, coroner and
mmisSioner were chosen. The result
on commissioner Is a surprise. as the
district eompVises three wards OF the
city which are republican usually.
No reports are in yet from neishbOr-
ing COUNTIES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
No slxn Of Yielding on the Part Of the
lfrfsft-.

sINLA. Nov. S-oheial dispatches
from Madam. in the Madam valley.
where the British column under Sir
William Lockhart is eneamped. say
that large deputation Of the orakzAis
has entered the camp TO treat for peace.
but that as yet the Afridi. give no
sign of yielding. Meanwhile the tribes
men cut the telegraph wires nightly,
persisten,ly harraSs the expedition,
hire al long range ON every baggage
convoy crossing Arhanga pass. and
attack every fOraging party. One ol
tie lais.r narrowly ESCAPED massacre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
NEWSPAPER OFFICE LOOTED.
The rsIi~. sa~w SHAT ~.s Coming. bot
w-r- r~~-ris.s 10 Fr-s~at IT,

EIo Ut IANEIEn. Nov- saturday
nigh, large mob bruks into and looted
ih.. 0fiicc 81 tise Republi Although
the piAa was generally known. the Po-
lice were pOweriess to prevent the at
tack
The Republican hal made itself par
ticularly obnoxious by its criticisms
upon the government policy in eonnes-
iion with the recent campaign against
the fanatics and by its attacks upon
President Moreas and Gen Mercado
Isethencourt. the minister OF var. who
was fatally stabbed during the dis
turbanee that followed the sttemP:
upon the presidents life Friday after
noon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
TIE WORK OF GaouLs.


MIIIvILLE. y. J.. Nov. S-whils
Richard SimP&ins and Charles Wiser
were walking through Mount Pleasant
cemetery yesterday. they were startled
by finding that the grave ot Mrs
Phoebe 1iiton had been opened aud
the body exhumed. They followed
the tracks where the body had becn
dragged. aud about soo yards in the
woods found the corpse cut open with
an AK from breast to Pelvis and the
heart missing The police have nc
clue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
ASSASSINATION.
Attempt oa the Lite Of Frs-Idsst Nsrs-s
of ur.Esl- 81 Horse. Nsrtstty weaadest
.aa t.-a- Iseth-ns.art kiiisa

gIo JANElIsp. Brazjl. Nov. An a.
tempt has becu made to aSsa>siuale the
president OF brazil. Dr. Prudente jose
lie Mor4ea The presidents brother. an
army officer. Col. de Noraes. was NOR
tally wounded while shielding the ehiei
aNecutige- ten. Machado lIcthea-
aoart. r,iuistcr of war. who Waso Of tls
presidents party. was shot and killed
Rio Janelro Is now under martha
Jaw. every soldier having heen ordered
to arms. a. 1t ii IS feared that another
revolution is At hand
Mild excitement prevails in the city.
aud startling rumors arc heard On a.
.i.eS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
Arrested for osS.iaInx Gooa. Ua1er False
Fresease&

New YoRk. Nov. s-Max Miller. a
merchant of Charleroi. Pa. was ar
rested 1t that place on Szizrdsy.
charged with having 6y false repre-
sentations obtained goods worth s., ,I4s
from the firm OF II. X Clafiin & Co, of
this city. The prisoner was brought
here yesterday. Miller Is said to have
represented 10 the Clafiin firEn that his
stock was worth sia.0eo and that his
life was insured for the sum o, SIS. on
These statements were found 70 be
false and the merchant was indicted.
Ss..eF viii DC called to plead TO- dzy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
El~xtiou- Ordered

Gov. MeI4aurin has ordered an elee-
ton to he held on the 27th instant in
the Twenty-sixth senatorial district, 10
elect a State senator vice Hon. Thomas
II. Somerville. resigned. Mr. Somer-
vile has been elected as assistant pro-
fessor of law at the State University.
The governor has also ordered an cleo
tion in Kinds county, for representa-
tive in the lower house of the legisla.
,ure. vice Hon. ;. :. Champion, deceased
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Nov. Z.-Harry
Boyer. foreman of the beef coolers al
the Jacob Dnld L son's paeking-hOus.
has been arrested here by United
States Marshal Shelby on a ehare.
of attempting 10 bribe Don "
Patton. Leslie J. Allen aus
Fred W. Hopkins. government meA;
inspectors. 10 pass condemned bcef
Boyer. who enters denial of ths
charges. was released on his own re
cognizanee. The arrest was made o.
the strength OF three indictments
found against Boyer by the Uaites
States grand Jury,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
SOUTH DAKOTA.
K.pabiteaas Kt-et Tive Oat of nShs
Iad.e~-

SluUx FALfs. :. u. Nov. Out OF
eight Judicial circuits ia the stat. ,he
republicans elect i've judges
The democsats eject one. aud tho
popuiis;s win ia the two Hack Hill
circuits
The republican victory comes as a
surprise to the republicans, a. well a.
the opposition la the second circuit
Judge Jones oyercame a populist MA
jortty Of !. 100 sud won by majority
of 10. A very iight vote wa> polled
throughout the state. NOT more than
60 per cent having been east.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
THAT ALLEGED INVASION.
IL Proved To Have B~ea All In Someone,
Optlr.

CuSToS. la. Nov. T--Adjt-Gen- II
H. White. of the Iowa national guard.
was in Lyons aud Fulton. Ill. Friday
investigating the alleged invasion u
Illinois by Iowa militia on the night o.
August Ia The investigation was
out Of courtesy To the Illinois author
ties Fulton people assured Gen.
White that there was no foundation
for the invasion story: that they aske,.
for no investigation. aud were sur
prised that one WAS necessary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
Pennsylvania.
An Indication of Iios the Netinx wsnt In
the keystone state

PHLADELPHIA. Nnv. = The plurality
in this city II Beacon (rcp-l over
brown item for state treasurer. was
~. 9l7.
In Las the plurality for Haywood
trep.b. for state treasurer. was - 54s.
in a total vote Of I6l. s6s. Mckinley /.
plurality in Isl-i was rs. tSg in total
vote Of s4g ~.
\ majority Of Is. s9l was given yester-
day in favor OF increasing the city ia-
debtedneSs 10 the extent of SI2. ID. 001
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-11
FREIGHT TRAINS CoLLIoEo.
Accident ON the Air Line Railroad Near
New Albany. lad

LOUISVILLE ny, Nor. Two
freight trains ou the Air Line railroad
collislei near New Albany. Ind.
at 80 a m-, Fireman Frank Gross
man. of the eas, bound train, being
seriously injured An unknown tramp
was also badly hurt The engines Of
both trains were badly wrecked. and
many of the cars were damaged.