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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

View York March 3.-RspSrts Of ths
rs~eut battle az HoIguin. province Of
santiago dc Cuba. have been r-crfvr,
rR View York Instead Of the BATTLE
being Spanish victory. ~ represented
from Havana il was n disastrous de-
feat followed by a retreat on rhs part
OF the Spanish forces. This iuforma tian
comes through Cuban sources. and j.
the saHse Of great amount Of rcjnic-
ing IN Cuban circles. because the guns
and ammunition shipped from Lon.
Island less thaa menrh ago were used
n the fight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

The postofEiee at Greenwood was
robbed one night last week the burg
lars securing about 500 Deputy Post
rI-sg o'clock when masked 1aa susi-
denly entered and ordered him 70 keep
quiet Mr.. Crenshaw reached for hi.
pistol. but the rohhsr was too quick for
him and fred He responded with enc
shot after which his pistol failed ta
work The burglars. two IN number.
then secured the amount above stated.
and departed They left no eiew BY
which they may be zpprsheldeG-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Further Evfi-a.- that the HFiti-h o..apy
white and ChiIksas Ft.,-.---

IrSENr Aiaslsa, March l. VIA sat
tie. Wash. March Further con
tirmafi.iu of the Canadian m.,uute,f p.-
li,.s a.rupyinx th.. White amt ThillSo~t
passes was brought here yesterday by
James D. Esarv- lie saysz
capt >trisS Ilnd at the mnantrd p.l-
lier i at the summit 1T White pass.
with forse of ! men. collecting duty.
and ti..utrnantf vhoss name did not
rranspire with u men. Wa At chill
SDot pass doing the sam. thing
W hIte Pass camp Of the mounted
polie~ Is within = miles II >lsa.su.lv.
and the shiIlsoat camp = within =
milss Of pyea-
The following letter shows that
rights of ownership are exerei-sd at
Liudermann definitely By COLLECTOR Of
Customs tio.isoas
BNNSErr -. g.. Feb. "A
EiHs. rs.'rpr sssrutay
~ga I have sAs honor tn request vou viii
nr,-~sat ruur-scif at seunfsfr 3. ~ within the
s~zs res siazs sltH al iaupless= Il x,iasfs and
a.sf aaw y ths province at British esi7lTS1his.
d tszxe BraursE r1undi unrire 1t sale q
ssfur srisisl- GA zae trail 1etNeeu Eats Bennett
ASH G.iaii-rai4na 2af h4v,. firnibl.u yaur man
ia cnarFs 10 alspnss of a s.n.sle pound lnEil
g1lA
Pleas. gvr thi, your earliest Attention
have thc honor 20 be-. sir your ah~,iIeut
servant. J t.oD-os
Causvtar Of Customs Lake. B-nnett.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

spsts F~w-.sss rsss.frsf q Ntrutag ttsttlat-
tag sad -.r~-.l ots-r- u..fts n,srp-.f
. u.sls..Hssa-t Nsrr~~tv tv~~ts-f ~ Nixat-
assg afa- s-ss - IN. Ks-safax ttr--
us-a ra- ststins- sasi te- -tarv % ts~
ftr~.
rrrr<Br us+u. Pa. Narch enc -
the m,,~t exciting hr,- the Pittsburgh
d. partirlssut has ever been c,,lls,t tp.su
- nwht o.currvsi at ~. stt Webster
avsuu. yesterday when rue woman
Nas su.sa.ts..d ami 1--WE ath,r person..
50 haftlv huru.-,i shat thrvv may die
Ihree fsmiIles were pvuus.si tn a ram
sliaslsic hutl,hnu tho stair, e. which
~wrr eaten away hv fams.- white th~v
slept HERE was the result OF I5 min
utes captivity
Nr-. n'mints- Enrtsile. ass,.si D. gvife
% ps,miuir F.nrisli,i. frrut hm-isster.
was ,.-parat.,l frim her husband Ia ths.
snusss and suffa.at.si Nhtl~ trying to
ral~. wiusissw, dic,i ia the patrol
wagon
raIar~ss
Harry Levin. azrssl -. burned about
fa.-e. arms amt sh,iul,is.rs. injuries P.ls-
sihlv fatal
tiiiisu levin assszi s. bsras,l ah.sat
han'is, f-es and f.a.srs esanstti,a ssrt-
Gus
NaS verliu~kL awvd ~ burus,l
about islrs ln,t hsstsl anil fatally IN
iurv,f Internally
Is'.,i- veriin,kt as-,,l 80 his wife.
burned ah,sut the nsrS f.Sev ansl fert,
luiurt.> -~riuu.
Ethsl Neiu>lsi. eight rs1nth- burned
shvat fas-~. neck ANT h.isiy, wtil proh-
ahie ais-
Eliztb..th Levin. ag,,.t = ank i.-
broken hy jumping frsm -.-ssin.i .t,trv
" insi,,sv. al-ss hurt Internally
RITA Lsvtn. ag'.'l threv wears. thrown
fru'n .s'ssu'i story vtaslsx. basilv
bruised
rh~ building a. ~. So Webster ave-
nur d, a thrvv-,f,'rv brisls t,-rsrtHs-nr
oli snd shasv Un tlr ur~t h-,r amt
IN rhw rear 90 rhs ss.,stud ti=ir lived
>arnu..i Levin with his wife amt seven
chi firvn t,u th. -...~lusl f,.1r f-,tut
Lv,,t nstnsinb- Enrtsii.- with hi,. yif-
s'n the thfri d'-,r uvv'i Nax v,r.ir1-iCi
with bis wife amt 81 ight n4a 4auths-.lti
baby
The ar- stars,-i IA Levinfs timing
r'.tm a the rrur "a the ar~t t,~ir- it
hurus,i rhr'rusch tine ,hl.ir ansi up the
ssairwav ami In q very short time. ta,,
ENTIRE huisling was ia fams.-. tiuly
lightning like wuris ef thr re-...utng
tir'sm.-n prevented a ren~snrr1t -lsssssss-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Washington March The war els-
partra~ut has slrcislssI so abandon ths
expedition for the relief of the miners
m the klausiik- country bs,aUse the
conclusion has been reached that M
necessity exists for It. Secretary Alger
has written a letter to Senator iiawfsy
chairman Of the ssnate committee on
military affairs. explaining the depart
Hlsnt-s position and asking that eon-
greSs take action by joint resolution
aurherizing the department to dispose
Of the supplies purchased for the ex
Fsslirion. ineiuding the reindeer whirf
have Just arrived from Norway. and ra
abandon the project entirely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Havana. Narrh The spanish cr,i,-
- Ninaya arrived ~ Harra CASTLE at
siv o'etoss Faessiay evening. after a
goosi rpyag~ from New Work She wass
met by ~cvrrs ~ ssr1m ianurhs-s and
eayIv ds-.urafesi yaeht- With aansis. ansi
II she xseaussi ~ her unaarinr-~ eurhu-
sir<tic Welcomes w~r- shautrrI frum al
the gHIy~. which were iins-'i with fhou-
sansis sf people. The streets and pla,as
we're gay with bunting. rpslsrt< were
Discharged and sherr was 4 continuous
eh@vring from all ths boats Th.- affrrr-
IT the Niz-asa paid ceremonial visits.
"Wednesday moFnfag 20 NslmiraI Man
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
We WILL 90 NErrHERt
ssssiss r~vasasf The R~-s.t 80 rssm-aI-ss~--
~~7si -. sstr ne ~sttt- ttt- t.sss~~asas.ss
We'll sFsst WIN he H~rsirs.st uh. Is.ss
49, Wsnf- nasssr- Wh.f N~--@is
~haslt .srFv Ft,.s.t tta- -tsrxtmx Ni.tts....


~~si -. hat u- ~att- ttt- s...s~~asa~as
We'll ss.t wuf be- H-s.as.sf uh. Is.s.
at--s Wsat- - n4-ssr- wh.f N~--~t.
snail tsrrs Fs-s.s -. ua- -s.rvta< xt.tis..4
" x~ulx xssrtN Narv.h Tbs. spanish
situation drv~laps.si t'vn new pha-ss
yesterday when it h..,stuir knstsVn that
the spanish governments h.sG formally
rvgns~tr,i th. rvvaii - ton~ul-s.eu.raf
LEV fr,,rn his r.,-t atIl.svaua. 20 vshi..h rs.-
quest the nifesi ~tats~ hal euurt..,tu.-
iy bat drmiv refused O., cimplv. als-,.
that the span N governments hat sagr-
ge~te'i the imprpprt~tv ot s~nsling re-
iisf >upplls-~ O. the uhan rv,-nursutrga-
st'ls On ths eruiss'r Mont g-'1ms.rv and gun
bs'at Nashville. - whs-h suggestion
the & nite,i state. hat given like an
sgser lea the Negative
The hrst intlmatiou - these steps
eans "A a nrisf snd explicit cabis dr.
patch from Na.iri,t Prior - ft- ~
evtpt. however tho sath.ritis~ here
hast b.-~n fully cruvrr-ant With IN.
tasstss. although n. insinasis,n ha.i been
allowed - ~, - tho Publis on either
suhievt- Tbs siis..ls-arr> tr'sm Nssirif
left Hss fuFthsr .greansi for r,-tirvnex ia
WsshiHgt.sa sssi after q ss,ut..r~pss at
shs White Hsisr=.. h~tw-.ru th.. prvSi-
drut. assistant S.-sr.tary nav % the
state sl.-partaa..st snsi >..,-retarv Long
- tho navy department.. the following
auths'riEssi statement was gwen aut bv
Judge tav A. e,lrupri.inr everything
that was - hs saisl By the aslrninistra-
tara eu ths sub ret.
rh., president Ntil MT ciuSi,ls.r th,,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

vne- Eaxiaasl- March
1-The manager 9f Armstrong. Whit
worth & Co.. xhipauiisis-rs ansi 9rslnane=
manufacturer. ~as Aslaesi Frisiay aighf
ff IL was true. as rvpor-ssi. that spain
had bought the pr1t.svrs-si crIri-srt1' y "
gins. which his tirrn has bs~u
building for Chill. and the Prutssrssi
cruiser An.szsunas (Fns-err~rtiy caIIe'i
Amaxoufasf. built for Brazil The re-
port is ~nrir~Ev unfognsi-,i with rs-psrt
TO both ships the manager answered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
LEOPOLD CAST.
Death OF One sf st. Lsas-r Ms-t PrumE-
nsut fsarnsa gTtix-n..

ST Lorts. March s--LeupoId Cast
died al his home in Baden Friday night.
surrounded By the Immediate members
Of his family. He was born in Lippe
Detmold. Germany. March II. 1910. and
was educated at Berlin He devoted
himself TO the Hthographers' art. pur-
suing IL for a time in his native land
He took part IN the tferrnan rcwoiu-
tiou IN Is-ss. and smigr4tesI a year later
% the United >ta.<d. coming almost
directly To 81 Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

London. March s--rhe Indications
are pIlin here thar spain is making
great preparations for war with ths
Unft.ti States. II b impossible. "a verify
the rumnrs in eonnsrtinn with spain :
transactions in LSnsfun. but il is said-
on the very best authority. that h-r
agents have coneiusf,-sf neyutiariaus
for n loan Of stn.aos.gng The RsshS-
ehilsfs arr said tn have furnished this
amount. but the RothschIId=- agents
deny t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

solomon Chamhliss was stabbed BY
an unknown party one night last week
while returning to his home from Pauld-
fug. Chambiiss had been Attending
circuit court at Pudding where four
murder casss were doexetesi for trial.
Tie and friend were riding home in a
buggy. when Chambliss. feeling cold.
got agTt to walk Suddenly a man
Jumped from behind a tree and stabbed
Chambliss in the breast Before assist
anee arrived Chambliss came near freez-
ing To death There il no elew To the
identity Of the assailant-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

The promoters of the state ha-s fzs'i
league are trying to f1rm 4 ~ elah
IeagIs with jackson. VirIsshurx Merisis
ian. Nafehsz. tsreenville and Yazssa
city IL i believed IL such q isa.rse
was cunduetst on business principles
that IL would support good baseball
property managed. and il il thnaghs
that the other towns would do the SANE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Chicago. March 5.-Ths viii ss the
I.fe Frances e Willard was offered for
probate Friday Most OF the estate is
left 20 Miss Anna tiarsian. bat Miss VIII
lrrsl's home in Evanston is left m Miss
Gordon and Mary Bannister WiIlar-l
during their lives. aad VII revert
eventually to benefit the National vom-
ans Christian Temperance union The
estate is estimated at $1,000. Of which
S16.0oo IS rraI property
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
ANOTHER Snip IN PORT.


HAVANA. March ~ Tue spanish
first class cruiser AImirante Gstusnslo
arrived IN Havana haroor at 80 a. IN.
from spain She received hearty well
eome from the ferry and tugs on
board of which were the civil and
military authorities and different 50
eieties. which had been waiting fur
the warshtps arrival The decks were
crowded with sixhtseers. ro.lsers were
sent up and dags and other decorations
were displayed from the vessels in part.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

London. March "A special dispatch
from Shanghai says The United States
squadron - concentrated at Hong
Kong. with a view OF active operations
against Manila Philippine islands. in
the event of an outbreak of war between
the United States and Spain The
squadron- ~hich is very powerful. in
ciudes the cruisers Olympia. Boston.
Rzlsigh. Coneord aud Petrol,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
AL QUIET AT DAWSON
"a >sy Passengers Juss Arrived by Tn.
~Iessmsr Farralnns.

SEATTLE Wash March Steamer
Farralaue arrived here at midnighs
from >iSaguav, Als>lSa- Among her
Passengers were Thomas tfrahan. OF
Ontario. aRd Thomas Elliott. OF Moo
rue Wash. They left Dawson. Feb
rIary l. They say that bat a few
more viii attempt the trip OUT overland
this winter Their trip our was az
eompanied by severe storms. Every
thing was quiet at Dawson when they
left
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

.-sslsrnv in f-se and rendered efficient
ssTvi.ss 10 tho late var r.. WIS on the
Hsisisatenir ~ hen 8lasSu mp By a torpedo
boat OF hariesrsu n iss& After the
pasfffs- starh1r<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
a OOu6IE TRAGEDY.
Ottawa III. In the rnr.-- Of . v.rstxAl~
-~u-arfon.

OTrAwA- H. March d-DsveIsp-
ments in a double tragedy are stirring
up shis city A man supposed - b.
& W. Wood, Of Chicago, appears I'd
have committed suicide AFTER havinx
shot and killed an Ottawa woman
known as Irene Brider. The woman
spent last week in Chicago, and Wood
followed her here The coroner i IN
vestigzting rumors that . mar from
La Sale, H. was Jealous Of the at
tentions 70 the woman by wood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Washington. 8arch q - Lieutenant
Commander harieS Henderson, & raven
e. : y. irrtire,ir died h~re rn-=stae
agesl 55 ve1rs- He was the olrlfst son
of the Eafs Rear 8dmiraI Thomas T.
Craven amt vas barn az Fort rr~ble
Me. Re vas graduated from the navaf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

At Nerisiian one Night last week ls
Walter Burt was EDsHz hums he was
knocked dawa hv s.auIe unknown nr.xro
saotpad. y ho dealt aim several bIsyvs
with a heavy stick and Jeff him uacnn-
ss.i.5us. after rubbing him ~ ahaut st3.
negro was-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

TaK Madrid pahlts = sxerris.rst ever
M -epprt Of the Fr'--ens.e Sf a squad
|nrn II airssi states war ships AZ Hong
hong. A. a = presumed tn. vessels IN
ssnd ta rhrraf~n Manila she capital of
tiae Philippine tsiansts. IN sAe event Of
var between the Cuis.,i STATES and
Spain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

rfE secretary Of the trvasury- On the
=. r.,-,-fvs,i. through the British am
ha.,.isisr- Information that the Cana
sian .rpverument would hereafter Al
.sw american vessels "a carry nsr-
ehan,ii-s from one port IN Canada ts
anuthsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

ADMIRAL >tcAAD y st key West He
Is sand rsl ls.ix f.sssse ansf shattered ay
nl-liarial fewer frvsEa which hr has b.s-n
suffering lr II generally believed that
b. viii nut COMMAND the ie~t IN easss
ef emergency Orders. and that the choice
j. bstzve~n Csmmnstore >ssfley and Capt
Sampson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

" view Of the peculiar circumstance
>nnneetsst with the murder Of the
postmaster at Lake City. ;. e. and the
ennrmirv Of rhs. crime. Il has been ds.-
-iste,t ID increase the government re-
warri to sI-5a0 IN each case Every ef-
tlrr VIII be masis by the federal au-
,h"rities 10 bring the guilty parties IA
rIsSics-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

rHE navy department. N u1aising
rrrparttiuus ss rvpl-nish the supply II
saiu> n the Asiatie station The
raining shiP Nohh-an- now at Mare
isian,i VII De enpiorsst sl carry the
<ssuu.iss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

THK asre>siSu Of wnc blex M the
Maine n still A. murh az a mystery A.
sFer az Havana though M 9ne doubts
|tiiar Il waAs she at Ut tr~aefieroszs
|>paaiarSL Eren the Spanish p-eSple
|th..E1s-elves bs.si-~e this and nanr L
auiss a8asS u drums ss the uni<n0xR
|-hs.-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

A nu-Ftrs-u frrrrn Rso Jan-ira. sn the
~ .are -->ra5r Canp.issals-> has bseu
ei--ss-'i president and >~snor Rss>-5sv's
virs-1r--si,i,-ut Sf Brazil by lar--e Hsl-
Fr-rs- The spp.lsiti0n m Rio Ianslro
ai.sai ns.'i frv,m voting. There WAS M
fi-sr-f.~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Csrr. = = D. DtSwaSD. Of >aa FRAN
---l. vlo viii b- pf- years obi su Nay
/ s. An.,ut IN start On a pedestrian "TRIP
b N.'v Yori- He helped ~ builf the
Er-s anal. ansi was forrnerIv uits.si
>tats-> guart-rInast~r at ~ LouIs@ He
"a. never uaar-fs-,t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

A DtsrNrsu f-um Vienna. ON the Iss
<ssE The condition Of the Crown
Pr-ncrss >t~phanis <rUws Norse- >h<
; -afferfng from inflammation Of the
sanE.s. a result Of an artsaeiS Of inhu-
snzaa. which = spreading IN an extent
shieh maIx-s hs-r e,,nsiirion critical
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

TIr -..nats committee On p.,-t sffice-
sz,i r.l-t -,rasis. ON the ri anth"rize,i
! srrslrasle report on SENATOR Ns-.lu >
s,inr -.-olutiou fsrr an Investigation Of
slfe -svvus xiEITnw of the s,slsress p.lrs-
va.s..- AZ Lax. Cftv. sc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

The British first-eiass arsnure,i cruiser
Eissr'lliA. /. guns. 5.nsHf tons. euast-
<'Iar'i ship In Southampton waters.
aaat narrow escape ON the ri Two
s-ainsn were playing with Il fuse IN
the sa~ii-roon when they set ire 10
SINE stores. The flames were extIn-
zzissis't by the prumpt doosiing af the
commandments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

t,-r-lla lnd Capt Sen Bsancn. CruxsIs
u people view the cruiser from the
rslintss af uanragr a-hsrss- ansi saaSss N lss,
arr pxruaittssI 10 .la - ~ On no4rsL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Tvs spanish governments viii invite
|-.a,i..r. far the monopoly Ut the import
au,i svp.irt- refining and >sl. of P.trsp-
|I,uui ant other mineral oils. The ns-
unp5l~ Il y said- viii b~ sold ~ au,--
|-nu N me sta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

sr ErssvD ttyss VsxAs M -s-st
>~us English naval expert wrfssstss the
..-,bsn Tisus-@ expressing the gptnioa
"a -h,. Maine cculd b. ref.lared a1r .
,..,,, % her cu-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

FHE weekly statement of the Inpe-
r'al bank af tserrnany. issued On the
d. showed the following changes. as
e'mParei with the previous account
e'ash m hand decreased ~ ssssi. .usa nari<ss
treasury Mates decreased 5aa.as0 nari<ss
1tiisr securities increased T. 5sisl. .assl
aiiarisss notes in circulation increased
a. 9sls. .oss marks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

= Va announced. on the fsh- that
- -=ariua- whs was sait - have b.,~n
Sufsrrinx fr'lm slight Inflammation 0t
l. ranr,. following an atsaes of the
kusas...~. ws> improving
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

rrv Jubilee anniversary of the rtal-
= ..Yu-sirutiau WAS eviebraeed IN
Il ,ur. IN thu ssh. with general rejois,-
r. The city was flied with visitors.
4. - -hrung~,f the hanstsSsnsly-sis,s,-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

SECRETARY LsSs has ieeisiet to s.nd
sAs naval Vessels ~ Cuba NJ on.~ wirh
:. ar ~ 'sus of provisions. h5r the r~iisf
"t the suffering reeonesntrasio.s The
Vessels viii 20 IA Marznxas and >axuz>
"A tFransie- It Is said an emergency
EXISTS that makes IL necessary "a
aispateh pruwisions at once in order
o1 ssIceur the scarvinx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

IHE secretary of the interior. On the
al stnE uo the s-.naEs the treaty re-
esntIE negotiated with the Indians On
The Eort Hall reservation. in Iiaho.
: ne erssls8n embraces +E>.s.s0 acres.
sl-'ssi VI which - susceptible Of euIti-
saslon ana ineiusiss the site of the
n'SH Ut Pecarsllo. wnirh had been
previously sold By the Indians.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

HE Lsnsinn Daily VIEWS says spain
can expect no support moral or other
wise from England against the United
States She has ruined Cuba asshe has
ruined or Lost every other colony, By
NE xrossess eurruptlon- cruelty aid
malasininistratinn- and she must be
Arfr 10 settle the account with those
whom L may concern without any aid
or sympathy On cur part
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

II the executive session of the sen
afs- On az H. senator Hale moved IA
RECONSIDER the vote by whish the aomi
na.lsn sf Webster FIaa1zszn- u h=
ss'tLestfss- Of Internal revenue for the
shErst d4strisr OF Texas. hai been con
nrrnest- The two SENATOR'S frum Texas.
a.tnough Ut Opposite politics from Mr.
: lannazzn- opposed the motion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
4 TENEMENT HORROR.

s,sas F~v-.sa ~ssfrssst~st is tFstrrtsg ttutist-
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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-28
NATIONAL GUARD.
Governor Budd Makes a Statement
rs to It's Fighting Strength.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Gov-
ernor Budd to-day made public q state
ment showing the fighting strength of
the National Guard of California. The
total number enlisted is 3,631. OF these
2G3, it is reported, for various reasons
should not go, which leaves 3,394 men
available for immediate service.
General r. H Warfeld, commanding
the Second Brigade, N. G. c., received
orders tonight from the Governor to
enroll two batteries of heavy artillery,
900 men in each battery, for service
under the quota, of troops called for by
the War Department Such men might
volunteer and enlist for two years. un-
less sooner discharged. Members Of
the National Guard will be given the
preference in volunteering. Only phys
ically qualified men between the ages
of IS and A. years need present them
slves as volunteers.
OF the four batteries of heavy artll-
lery called for. one company will be
recruited in Los Angeles. one in Sacra-
mento and two in San Francisco and
Oakland.
SAN JOSE. April 27.-At a meeting
of Company B, Fifth Regiment, to-
night. enough men were elected to
bring the company up to the full COM
pIement of 103. All have expressed
a Willingness to volunteer for the war.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-28
TERRIFIC STORM.
Raging on the Virginia and North
Carolina Coasts.

NORFOLK, April pa terrific storm
ragged on the Virginia and the North
Carolina coasts this morning. The wind
blew sixty miles an hour from the
northeast, and many vessels were in
danger Of being wrecked Captain
Ferry of the British steamship Castle
dale. from Tampa. reports passing a
bark named Cadi, completely stripped
and her long boat lying on the deck. The
fate of the crew is unknown.
A big three masted schooner with
part OF her masts gone and rails
smashed in, was seen signaling for help
at Chickamicomico life staving station,
and she will surely be driven ashore.
The cruiser Montgomery and transport
Panther, which left here yesterday for
Key West were also in danger, but it
is known that they rounded Cape Hat
teras before they encountered the storm.
Nothing has been heard from them, but
it is expected they are safe.
The storm did considerable damage in
Norfolk and vicinity.