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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

wAsHrSsroS. July a4-lt was said
.. the war department late in the dag
that NO news can be expected from any
-ourse as to ten Miles. movements IN
I'll Tomorrow IL Is calculated that he
point on the coast Of Porto Rico Sc
leeted rs the rendezvous for all the ves-
ssls Of the expedition Whether or not
he will undertake 20 make a landing in
advance Of the arrival Of the whole ex-
p-ditiou probably will depend entirely
upon conditions as he finds them
Meanwhile the department Is making
every effort TO hurry along the remain
der of the expedition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July eA-Th@
Third Illinois regiment and Troops A
and {. New York volunteer cavalry. ar
rived here this afternoon from Camp
Thomas They will embark tomorrow
on one Of the transports for Porto Rico.
The work of Loading supplies on the
Massachusetts, and Roumania was in
progress all last night and today, but
an enornous quantity IS skill in the
cars and on the piers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

LoxDos- July eA-The Times ex-
presses the opinion that the measures
taken by Gen Shafter for the protee-
tion Of life and property at Santiago de
Cuba Will exercise . definite influence
upon other parts Of the island. where
il will be understood that Spanish
loyzlists are mot 20 be abandoned. what
ever happens President MeEinley's
Instructions for the governmen of San
tiago. which conform completely with
the pledges given before the war, eSsab-
llsh preeedent which may prove a
happy angury IN relation to American
expansldA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The railroad commission transacted
the follos IN. busines, last veel. The
ease q II. T. IIflyard ". the Yazep &
MISSISSIPPI and the >oatheru railways.
sans being petition sor closer con-
nectiou At Webb, Statioa. was dir
missed on promis- - Superintendent
sharp To make the desired ecnnectioa
with the next sixty DAYS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
Gen Graat Tn Command q Brigade In the
Porto Rico Army

WAsHESsrOS. July .3--Brig. ten
Fred u. Grant has been assigned by
the secretary Of war 20 the command Of
the third brigade Of Gen Wilson's di-
vision Of the First army corps Two
brigades Of this division are al
ready assigned for duty with the
Porto Rico INVASION. 6ien- Erness's hav-
ing left Charleston aud ten Hxines'
leaving Chiekamauga for Newport
News ten Grants command. accord
ing 10 the present assignment. will i'm
Glade the First and Third Kentucky
and the Fifth Illinois regiments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

JseR say Juiy - ! hr remains ot "
: Ma"rr. late cashier - the Ser,lut
NatssuaI Bina. arrived yesterday fr9al
Ne's orisaus n spp.-ar, that his death
rssaited fruln plstsl shot and was as-
Ti'i~HtaL The feifavvinr card eas At
ta-krsi "a ths. box incEs~in. ths. ea.lset:
NsrfLn& fLsSrsrtux Farfga - - Natrp
Aieitlr q -. II IulF rs So
hrrstT cvrsifY shat W ; Maar~ iis-i
"a Matisis Pisueasssa IN the parish - -
NARY ga rap-siav Iaiv 60 I-a~ art that
his dsath VA the -~uls - zuu-hat
wganst aasie ~ the s.a-isieufal discharge
of pt.sei IN has ouu hansE
e. " S~rru Nd.
HeaitA effe~r - - Marys Parish Ia
Nr- Npprr's famiiy uiii get sfJs10
life insurance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
}. MISS. THURSDAY. JULY 2s. 1898.


WssHsssreS, Jsly st-s-ts~n shss-
fsr. wtfh hts Fifth eurp~. viii sak~ The
s~iA A<aiass HANNA in the talL Uasl
,h~u th~y vii rrss in th~ Cui.ed stat--
A. ~ru a. he >panssh pvisua<r. are
vel oat % the say tea >haftrr. With
the Sheae FIfth oorps. will b. orl~rs-l
b@rk - ths Tasted states. p~rhap< 10
Non;aak Fsiat. Log Island. - sasn-
>5eh saitable place. wa<r~ th~y ~ul
r~>t and r~~aP<ratr. - a. - ~ r~.Av
fas th~ camPsixu IN the fall axalnss
Havaaa-~
Ihas sfateu<as "a. nzasfx 20 ne ~
coe - sh~ trusted es,9ns~iorx - tA~
Pr~>ia~at TAs st@tsn~at vas fssrtArr
male that art or Il the r~xsru~nts nsrss
IN >aatia<o wouid - s~ns u P.sr-e
% that Is wss shoaxAs hy the All
zlaissratiSe thss Ia ali of th<u tk<r-
vas sogs~ Gaa<~< et s~~r- ins~~sann-
Bst Gee sAsf,-r WI r~ussia untE sA-
spanish Pris0a~rs sr~ di~qs-~-4 - A.
e'r'4tn< - the Frr>-n. plaas q the
x0vwrnnl-ut
May nurth~riry camp sites arr h%iax
na-s eansns~rsss By the xysT~ram~a;. >~a.
ctrt. y J.. snsnx th~sn- Il mar -
u~e-~>ary - bring Haurw Of sh~ >ausA~ra
trO"p~ aor,h. bat thy viii nss ..
broaxh, uai~-s e - se~r~sarv.
The Fifth eorr- - aar,s~a~d vrt-rars
= also - b. put ias5 >haPs for the Ha-
vaza eampaigu. the Porto Eis-an army
=. III - A-.ra-.aE -. n g.
azd Together With th- Finh c,srrs.
whieh will thea pin ir. ahoat sa.eau
s-ason~d nsu will move upon tIavana-
This = now the plaa % the aininistrA-
tioa- Th<~~ 20 oaa men will tprrn the
uaciess ahoat whtrh i0o.o"o uasr~ W.T.
unts~rS now IN th-s couatry VII -
formed By the fall ths-- volunses-..
i i expected. uiiI b. IN prira~ csusii-
tioa. bosh 50 20 ssgipa~nt. sru> Aal
unif1ruu<
Hsssas essv.l<. D-tte>rsss.
II ths Povto Rscaa campaign :. e, b.
a deliberate one. the campaign against
Hsvaaa Is - =. . more delih~ras- oar-
In order 10 relievr the r~Sin~uss q th<
kifth army essrps zs soua a. P.l-sshle
af.er the spanish Prissoers have h~~n
Piarva "a the Transports. ten coPpin-
x~r has hev8 or,i~r~a % srasi thr~- r~r-
iuenss from the FoSr-h corp-. AZ Tan-
pa 70 >antiar0 az oue~- The rvxim~nts
cess~ua,e,t are the Fifth MARYLAND.
First FLORIDA asst >~es1t s-~erxia
Th~~~ regiments. With the iuslzEns r~r
im~nts ALREADY ordered thither- vii ~
sattici-nt u huld Santiago ausI she sur-
readeret territory. ant shry mas op--
rate against iieiguim ansi Saaaa5ii.s
Il = likely that an at,-unps vii be u1a.is
70 o.-rupy bath u th~se towns II hsrsl'A
euadisisas favor. aad >~nor srss=ada
savs the iasurgents viii b.- active 4aF-
ing the summer blazinx the way fsr
the great eouiax campaign
ten Miles viii BE- -eornnnaader-iu-ehie
% the Havana campaign. and slll start
IN with two trained ma alur-gsnerais IA
ts~nS >haftsr an1 Brs.os-- Ire Nil
foiloW with ansth~r div5>iua- ant ssra-
ham. with Camp Alr~r sr,-sp> AMI 1000
m~n l-ft in Chiekanaaa.-a. viii h~lD u
make mp xraad tosal q Isa,aao 1sa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

SANTIAGO. DE CCBa- July zA-COl-
ANGEL Rosin arrived here yesterday
from Gen Parvia, military governor of
Guautanamo. 10 ascertain from ssen-
Toral If the report Of the eapitlation
were true As the result Of Gen Toralis
answer the 5000 Spanish troops at
Guantansmo viii on Monday surrender
and lay down their arms. Gen Shafter
has informed The Spanish officers that
their families viii be given trznsportA-
tion To Spain, with food at the expense
Of the government. and that the main
tenance of the men IS provided for by
contract
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The rsrru siar. uu>seria<. e4aippinr
aasl Piassfu.r ia tas h.s.sl % the present
great army ~ n<ariv Na.aso ia I.sSs
than - sAys- n-1rly every nan
havinx u sasierxs ssriet xx-
.Eninatisfa regarded BY army
experts a. a sssaslerfal achievement
O@i.ssrs rcPres@a-ius the great armies
OF Earup.au uas5ssas aAEe b~rn amazed
At the NorlS a.7s1nPl tsliest. aui admit
frankly that EaroP.s eaatA5ns iitti~ of
sueA Sighting material A. : 20 he found
in abusslaa.ze in ti4- uit~,l states
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

MILWAUKEE, July a a-Cap,. o.to
LehfeIdt. welI-<nOwn By all marine
men along the chain Of LAKES. Is dead.
after An illness Of three weeks His
death was due TO n complication OF
stomach troubles. Capt Otto was ss
Years old.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

wAsHISsrox. July sE-The war de-
partnsnt At midnight posted the follow
ing.
SANTIAGO via Haytil. Jaly z3-Adla-
tant-G@neral Of Army. washin<toa~ d. C
Iirzt MiI-y has r-taEnesf from san LEi=
and Palma Sorianos where be went four
days ago 20 receive tke surrender of
Spanish The number surrendered Was
larger than Gen TOrzl r-Forte.f-Ss
Spanish rrooy-, AMI s5a voiznte~r xaerriIias
gave up their arms and gave parole ansf
have gone 10 work Three rhoasansI s.ansts
Of arms we're turned in. Icasie.t on or carts
and started TO the railroad. Spanish trusps
accompanying him To San Luis. snd al ap-
parently greatly delighted sr pro~pe~ss Of
returning hsGe. They we're On the verge
Of starvation. and have 70 send them rs-
tion- tomorrow IL the nunbers keep Up
- they have, there viii be about 3sac to
ship a~ay-nesriy is.oo here. 1000 from
Ssn Luis. 6.oa0 from Guantanamo and over
400 NJ Saxzs AMI B4raroa- SHsETxH
Major General Commanding"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

kET wEsr, Fla. July u The Span
ish sIoop Domingo AureIio. of about
twenty tons. was captured by the
gEitsd States auxiliary xunboat Ma
pie last Sunday. aad has been brought
in here to-day When taxen the sloop
was leaving saxua de Tlnano. prov
ince Of Santiago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

>ASFRAscrscosJ July e3-Private John
Lynch. Of Company A. ThIrteenth MIN
nesota volunteers, while intoxicated.
made an assault with his bayo1et on
l. ID Eatoa- an Insurance man He
was arrested and charged with assault
with n deadly weapon-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
cAnraIGx coSTrxuEx
Cub~as saa An<ss>~as k<psrsed - Csa-
stnaisx Op<r.ftsas-

MADEID. July "A telegram from
Havana reports that the insurgents at
tackled Gibara- on the north coast Of
the province of santiago de Cuba and
thz. the 9arrison, after severe fight.
evaeuated the place Many Of the in
surxents were killed The dispatch
also reports that force of Americans
landed az GalamalaeDa (Tayzhaeo&l
and invested Tuuas de Zaza, and the
warships shelled GaIsmzlzeoa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

TaE convention Of the United Con-
s-serate veterans A. Atlanta Ga. de-
-sied- On the I'D to hold the next
Azalal sneanpment At Charleston.
& Oaly one ballot was taken.
rssalt'ng-I. I.0so TO sol The eonven-
aoa then djoarned sine die
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

ALeSpoS dispatch says SIR Henry
prummonsi-wolH. British ambassador
!. Madrid. has been fully informed Of
sas terms apoa which the United States
r1rerument Is ready 10 make p~ace-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Bzi,i -GES- FxsD ID. GRANT has been
~ Eued by the secretary of war TO the
sammand Of the Third brigade OF Gen
Wis>pn-s aivIsisn of the First army
srEs Two bSgsdes of this division
Az already assigned for duty with the
Porto Rico invasion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Under the provisians Of the bank-
rup,ey Law re,acntly enacted by con-
gress. Judge Henry c. Niles Of the Fed
eraI Court has appointed the following
referees in bankruptcy: For Jackson
district. william T. Sugeats for Madi-
soa district, Hon James y Hamm; for
yieI<sbarg district. Edward l. Mounger-
The appointees will give sa.sa9 bond
each
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

J \ CANrsxLI- who was Gen >her-
siazs ~soat All tarozxh the civil war.
AzS b~ea appointed captain OF volun-
ssxrs. and will be attached to the STAT
o. ftsea. Booze a. chief Of scouts He
" aeonPany the general 70 Porto
Ers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

.FucfaL from Gaanszn.1ao. dated
II llth- said- C1ima1ers and GaAnta-
uazo ave surrendered. and the Stars
aal >sriP-s viii toat over these places
sr'laT. Four thousand Spanish sol
iisrx 1lve laid sioxn their arms
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

new YoRk. July .a-Miss Jennings.
the nurse newspaper eorrespondents.
and several discharged soldiers. who
arrived here on the Seneca on wedneS-
day lass. have been released from quar-
antine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Tar yacht Red Cross. with doctors.
s1s@s and \ fall supply Of nesii<in-s.
raieh ieft key West. Fla. on the Isth
A. santiago. returned. on the 18th in
ITiPgled condition whea ~ miles
sHs ker tan. burst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

HEALru OFFtcKk D0rr. NJ New
Yers reported. on the .Ist. that the
sISp5eieus eases Of sickness on the SEN
"a Aseh arrived AZ quarantine on
tAas day with \ large number of men
Eum ten Saafter's army. were not
r-lo7- fever.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

ADxIRAL THOMAS LEAkE MAs<Ix,
known as the Father of the British
aavy. died in London on the e0th- He
vas born in ispr, entered the navy
ID I>i-, aad served At Navarino. Bey-
rpgt. >isioa aud ST. Jean d'Aere. and in
lAin1 and the Black sea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The eoadi,ion of the ice-bound whal-
srs. Who we're reached By the rescue
t1PersitiOn March -. was found to be
naeh better than had been feared
Ms Of the vessels can be saved. and
tae 1ea had no suffered seriously.
saving sabsis,ei on fxh and wild rein
deer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

WAsuTSsroS- July -a-At the cab
met meeting seh=s=l= ef port charges
for santiago and other Caban ports was
agreed upon. and will be made public
later
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Tnn president. on the -nth. issnesi
a pre-Ianatio1 relieving Danish ves-
- from the imposition OF the tonnage
n. iu reeognitioa OF the treatm<n.
x Anrrieaa ships in Danish waters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

~swr apprehension Is expressed in
w,.hiaxtoa that the axsunpsion By
"a. United states Of the eoutrol Of af-
ar. 81 santiago nay lead 10 trOable
~i,h the Cahans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

THr Anericsn government has taken
--.s,~.i.1a % the cables as santiago de
r-ta. and no communication va ia
m,-a ADD santiago will BE- allowed an-
- farther uotiee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

uS Sen- Skaters Recommendation
a. orders issued providinx for the dis
t1eus5on Of arms among the Cubans or
snd'nz supplies to Gomez Or other in
Nrgents have been eoansermanded.
and 10 attention whatever will here
h.er De paid to Cubans As military
a.lisS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

IHE United Mates steamer Arizona,
sae l1st of the transports secured By
'ae government, arrived At San Fran
$50. on the -lst, from Tacoma, WASH
II Is a large and handsome vessel
sae carries 80 firSt-elaSs passengers.
i'-'S seeond-class passengers and 1000
Tons Of freight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

Grx GszrtA refused 20 as.rs4 the
r,-snsuy q raising the Amerieaa Gag
n santiago. saying he hated the span
arts azs did not want 70 be vh-r~
- - them were
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

JAxrs Ioax~0S. the Oakland Cal
niIiiguaire ship owner. died a. his
i,lrar "a thss city 90 the night Of the
tea. from complications broaxh; on by
sz--ssirs sno<ing- lie was g years
al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

II = saisi IN osieiai circles ia Madrid
siar ~ dispatches have been received
-rxzty from CaPs--tien- BsazeO The
spaaisa <0vernneat i considering
nxszs0s restoring geonmunieatio1 with
rsaA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
VOL. XIII.
rnr auxiliary cruiser Yale. With
t-,,gs scr santiago. s.iiea fron olc
80 Cosnfsrt. Va. On the 91A

rznr. Z. BxSJAxrS AxDxxss. pre-i-
-, y Brown university. has formally
.--p,e,i the p-o~iti0n Of superintendent
-fcH;-a-o's public schools
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

IN hrst bale OF new cotton Was
s''1 IN fro0t of the New York Ex-
sAAage building. on the e0sh. At aue-
s0o- The srst bid WAS sso. while the
s1ser' President VIM w. King of the
s-,'"a exchange paid $500 for the
The cotton Was sold for the
eAsat OF the United States hospital
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

The war department has not get been
informed that tea >hafser's Cabaa
allies have quit the American lines foe
the reas1as seat out in printed letter
BY ten Garcia, but II y scarcely
doubted that such is the cA~s for she
friction has bseu growing naore pro
aouneed ev~ry day s5ncr the fall of
santiago AMI Il IS feared that a sever
aass Of rsiati1us canaot .. lsaxrr
avoided That the Cahan jaasa = ssiif
hopsfaI Of avoidin< surh a measure /,
svineri b. the eoatteae~ shona By
>enor s.,S<sasia. one - th- Cabaa le.,a-
tiou herr. in an amicable settlemeas of
the matter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

~ ta~ , So en<ta~~r~ aRtharsz~,l 81
.p-ssAl at & osuxrw>s .-ssg have hss.sa
nasisFysE ~ EfrSs rc<iHs~ns cssa-
tslas - esaars aasl i.esss usza- sAs
>sroasi 80 - --rs aa.i Leu snsa. ansi
the TA5r,l ~ sss-wrs anti I'D gsra it
Is expected that the TA5ri rs-.i ,s-as
sill b. re-r1a5s-,i - - tals stresytA IN
few a1Fs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28
DEWEY AND AGUINALpO.
he Two Appear 20 BE Entirely
Har-noukou.
s@-.t-.f 49, ~~ u--.~- rr-.t s.
h- Fseivp&@~- . tatar- s.ss--.
ss~-s- vnl D-s---s.- ss~ S--.>

NssHIxsroS. Jaiy ss-Re.r Adnirai
i~~-g has oeieialiy exp~~~s~,i % th~
naTy s~parta~as ~ opsai.,a tha, ,A-
sasuFr~zts q the FAilippEn~- arr Hassr~
eaPahs< . s~if-<or~rnm-as ,haa are
the izsur<sn;s - Caha-
- ar A. have h--a aht- =, learn.
h~ has NJ, infsrun-.i the a~Sar.un~us q
aay chanxe ia the ssti.us~ Il tea
Aruinalsiss toward ib- sza~rsran sarrrs.
slthulxh ss<a- AnsierSan AT n a Dis
path - the var department. that the
fn>arrrut ica.l-r had asclar~d hizzssIf
eac--s.av as4 prpcla as-srss marital law.
Rear Atnirai Il.~~y' ,li.pas-h-s ooa-
erruiaw AwHiuatsio'. b-harior have r-n-
er1liy a-en q a complimentary char
AFTER. aat thzf ths 80" arv arr wswk-
inV tox~thsr IN har-u.,.y - b-st shorn.
the es.s-sals cout~aa. BY The oh-sznse~
- sh~ iaSzrrvn, leader - Rear sszir.l
iAcw~y = reau~st - sa~p-rRd cp~rasioas
agaiass Manila until the arrival %
Amert'-aa try<sp~N
What shaii - the taal tisP.l-itioa -
thr Philippines y a glrstiou whirh has
Hos even h~~u settled by the Hsminis-
'raiann- frua cuguns~ryiai h.p.li~s the
pr~Ssi~nt has iearne,t their anxiety fur
sh- r~senshua q th~ Phlippine>. but
trum other -.Sure~s ohs-~tspa = raised
- their A.asuisitioa. AT the p-~zss!ea,
and shs ma iariry q his eabin~. vcuid
Ike - bod xoaid b. cy'alinx stA,ious
N the PhiliPpin-s and tsuam hslansi IA
the T-a.iruu~S.
wAss wsy sas Nay >ss -
Wi.h th- na,ive> quite A. capabie q
s.slf-<ovrrum~rt a. the CubanS. i may
ee that the administration viii DE-
t~rniu~ - maintain a sors~ in the
lslans4s II the far eass unfn a stable
government + in operafinu IN the
Philippines. ani then withdraw. just a.
II Prupos~d 10 10 in Cuba That = o1e
Of the many Suggestions Nhirh have
be~n presented 70 the adminissratigu
for consideration but il : pa-viy \
matter - sP-sulasioa - say whether
Or NJ, IL VIII Be adopted
IL = appreciated By the Authorities
Il ~As-~% %-AF AeAAasAfHAAsuN 81 AAe EAAAs p
pines VIII mean the seixzr- % the dif-
ferva' Stands b. Europ~aa Ps-ver~ and
II i questionable WHETHER the asthori-
tisz will s- wiling - ahandon sh~sn-
Nhea p-aee n~zotiAtis'nS arr entered
into the authorities az that The matter
will then BE- finally coGsisi~rvI aad dis-
psssd of. bat in visw of th. p.is>ihiliti< /.
Of the future, whirh may cause a policy
different fron that which nigh, no-z
be formed. it Is the intention M - an
n0anee any defaite plan ua,a the war
Is al an end
understand that the monitor Nouts-
rey has instructions - PrOee-d u Nap
isiand- near the Pelew group. and ;h~rr
host the American flag The authori-
Ties believe that within the next week
the monitor viii touch At the point
named. and then proceed TO Manila.
where she Will arrive about August A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-28

nsDs for the transportation of the
eAa-sA troops which surrendered at
ago were opened in the quarter
Aseer department. Of the army build
N New York. ON the eosh. and were
.9s sarded TO washinxton- The con-
= -e' was awarded 20 the Spsnis b
.r-nsatlantique Co at SIS per officer
saa so per enlisted man
AAE ladies' Of the Russian court are
ssaty upset at the fact that the car
"a ms forbidden ladies smoking in
- presence The ladies have petit
1aed her majesty TO withdraw the
s.ehi oitory ukass. pointing out that
es smoke cigarettes at all the
S'arts OF Europe and that many Of the
s.Hsssss Of the royal blood set the
snnple-
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Evening journal., 1898-06-23
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Dawson City has the ice, Havana
heat, and neither of them a square
meal-St. Paul Dispatch.
Spain is willing to go into insolv-
ency, but has difficulty in finding an
assignee. Washington Post.
We shall have to sing peans Of praise
to two Georges the coming Fourth Of
July.-St. Louis Republic.
Between the horns Of his dilemma
Admiral Sampson seems to have ac-
cepted Hobsons choice.-Chicago
Chronicle.
Contrary to general expectations. the
wheat crop of Sussex county will be
very small this season and growers es-
innate the crop to be about one-half of
what it was last season.
Along with the other good things
coming to Cuba is a good roads move
Washington Post.
II is now in order for the queen re-
gent to congratulate the Bank Of Spain
on It's surplus.-Wa Washington Post.
About the only wires the cable cut
tfrs have left Blanco are the barbed
ones in the trochas.-St. Paul Globe.
BY keeping the Cadiz fleet at home
Spain will have the nucleus Of a good
navy when the war is over.-Detroit
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1898-06-23
HOx CRlEEK RAmROAD.

Cambridge, Md, June 23.-Yesterday
evening the work of grading the first
mile Of the Fox Creek railroad was
completed. Application will now be
made to the commissioners cf Dorches-
ter county for the subscription for $751;
600 of stock in the company which the
county is to take. The ounty will sub
scribe for the stock at once, but the
first payment of one-fouTth of the
grading for the railroad has been COM
pleted. The other three-fourths will be
sspaid when the grading for the entire
road has been completed.