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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

ding bulk si4Isi8 80: rye feed 62itgG5c; city feed'
si4 20; hominy chop. fi4 5Oasi5; omea, $50 oonsZo
GRAIN HEAr-The market was In n sonswna,
steader position to-day but without trading feature a
little early buying FOR Continental account Most
the strength derived from the sharp advance III
corn prevented active operations on the snort s,
regular the market was also asssto oy
export transactions reaching about ~ ioahs NJ"
Demand was a little brisk Tor DeceinDer NUNS
that option close last nights hgures WINE Ma -
played tendency on little IN tne "s'
closed officially nc below the previous night
the Northwestern movement again heavy reaChi's
New York alone shipping $4,000 bush on wheat,
tho week receipts ut Minneapolis and Duluth aggregated
3tt cars against 1927 the previous week snn
OfO cars n year ago. Foreign markets were easi",
liverpool closed I'd lower Paris wheat was ~ 10
rolnts on -four 5d25 points lower and Antwerp nnct
No , rod closed 2hc December o anoati NO
Northern ibG1Mc on tho curb I)ecefnne, 20
ouoted from ~ ,Gc 10 ~ 10 i8c closing az - 10
n, o'clock .... .CORN-The corn marker was 3D.,
active and strong during the forenoon tansacuon -,
interests was aroused the wet weather aiu
receipts West together with increased export u"lfu
which even NJ 10 DAVIS took y loads mere ~,
n, ontnor,s Final prices nc net higher ana ON W.
cr-b nocs,nhor ranged from 3e%c 10 2s@c closing ~
$3.50 bid a. o'clock. go. .OATS-A llttle more h,'s''
was bestowed unon tho speculative market To-Day
was so7tc transactions naturally arnltpa ,,Uo
oats closed AT 3Oc No oats. 200 No W.T. .i,o
No white soc: track mlved 29h@31c. track w..
3n624c. No white clips Fl RYE-M go
No . Western .o65oHc afoat N arrive 49,
prnalo. state rye 54a5fisc New YORK c9'o,s
nT-CKWTTEAT- Market firm quoted ~ "oc = '"'"
Nov York
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fnanrial.
Investments.

EIgin Joliet & East. ny.
lat Mtge. So Gold Bonds.
PittSburg CHM. Chic. 4 st. LOUIS
ConsoI. Mtge., Series A and n. 4hTs Gold
Bonds.
Toledo WaIhOnding Val. 4 y.
Genr Mtge. Guaranteed Gold AM.
Pennsylvania TX. 20.
Real Estate Gold As.
Cleveland Gin. Chicago & St. |.
Gin. wabash & Mich. Div. LIST Mtge. Ak Gold
Bonds.
Louisville & Nashville
Genr Mtge. Gold 6s. Mobile 4 montgomery
LIST Mtge. Gold AVS.
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
Gin. Dayton & Ironton LIST Mtgc. GOLD o.
Philadelphia & Reading
Terminal LIST Mtge. Gold IS. Consoi. Mtge u
and Is.
Indiana Illinois & Iowa
1st MtEe SO Refunding Gold Bonds.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
LIST Mtge. $. F. 6s.
Norfolk & Western
New River Division list Mtge. Gold s.
Second Ave. RI. Co., n. y,
Consolidated Mtge. Guar. Gold Is.
Southern Boulevard XIX. 10.
o., LIST Mtge. Gold IS.
Mil. Electric Ry. & Light co.
Consolidated Mtge. Gold IS.
FauitabIe Gas Light Co., N. y.
Consolidated Mtge. Gold Is,
AND OTHER DESIRABLE INVESTMENT SECURITIES
FOR SALE IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS
DrscDrPTIvE LIST AND PRICES FURNISHED UPON
APPLICATION.
Redmond, Kerr s. Co.,
BANKERS AND BOND DEALERS.
II Wall street. new hork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
NAVAL STORES.

Quotations follows
TAR-Regulars. 81 90. OIL bbls. 81 10
SPIRITS TT'RPENTINE- i-d3sc ..,.. .,n
ROSIN-Common to good strained ~ 4hdsl % r, ia
6sl go; F 81 az: @ 81 20: II. 81 u: 81 so m'%
Al o5; s2ds2 O5: y. 80 30: " g. 81 so: W '" - ~
STOCK on HAND
Roa
Spirits turperne. sc nj.
Ia
charleston. Nov ls-Turpentne market firm at SAC
Rosin unchanged. ., a. 80. .as,
80 bbs receipts 92 Rosin firm. unchanged SAFES H''
bhs: receipts. Bliss. - .. ..,.. s,oadv ssc
s4isc; receipts - hbs Rosn. nothing doins q, o.
lsc mis- crude turpentne firm 81 - 81 ~ sne - w.
recen,s "a bbls Tar steady. 81 Is. receipts IL Dds
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ADVERTISEMENTS and sutsSIiptons foT The Innne
n received at their Uptown once, No l2A2 broadway,
% door north until = clock p M advertise
ents received following branch offices at regular
rates Ocl ok y. VIZ: etii e.
cor 23d-st.: 9Th cor l2h ct Macyh ON ave
and Columbus West hoth 100
West 42i 8fh-ave.; 80 East l4th-st 20f West
42d st. It'll ana sth aves 100 East ST. lJs
between SITS; l.uZo 80 ave.
6lst- St l. 7Os s9th-st: 600 30 ave- near
<lst-s 6S4 3d-ave; 30 Blocker St S25 Bleecker ST.
pOs 3d-aye $40 East 79h-s 1927 3d-ave 1852 81 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
contract prices In the local market to-day
,ree is as follows

Rio-Cone- market quiet; No Rio, 6s4I5; exchange
% a2d receipts 5000 bags: cleared for the United
states 600 bags cleared FOR Europe. 1000 bags; stock
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Receipts breadsuns at interior points m bush as
last three clphers omitted. -four Dds graz" ' ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
ExPLosr- n IN THE CAPITOL.


WASHINGTON. Nov. G.-An expla~iou
and ire at s.ls this afternoon wrecked
the supreme court r,pouas immediately
adjoining it ON the main floor Of the
capitol.
The damaye l. enormous. TIE entire
central and eastern par, of the great
marble pile. from the main door 10 the
subterranean basement, practically u
a mass of ruins.
The force of the explosion was %
heavy that the coping stones 90 the
outer walls just east Of the p.Jint where
the explosion occurred. were bulg,-I
out nearly two inches windows in ali
that part Of the building were blown
out and locked doors were forced from
their hinges quite $50 feet from the
scene of IT,
Fire followed the explosion ~ quickly
a. to seem practically simultaneous
with it. The explosion. which shook
the immense structure. was heard sew
eral squares from the capitol.
Before the flames could be snhdueA
the priceless documents in the record
room had been almost totally DESTROYED
and serious damage had been done in
the marshals office and some minor
rooms n the immediate vicinity.
While many theories are offered a. to
the cause Of the explosion, IL seems be-
yond doubt 10 have been due To eseap-
ing gas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

IN the STERN anpsher ltne Nas asssa 70
send dow the rnen froua che ship
tssh uian siuar 10 the c~utrF - this
rppe wss hauis.i shrsnxh thr water q
ui,r>; ea-s, sathe i.a, AMI th..n tuuhiei
IN over the t-se a uas slass hut
safe pr'ree.s. a. the rs.ait rr'ssvsi. fr
by o'els--s every man. A. ttr a. we
coaid srr vss ssf- oa t-ari tse Ner.
ritt
The tirre - The sale sni hrighs q
the scS may ~ bs,t undrrste-si b. che
fac, that although oaly - faiheass q
havser separated the Tsrrsa from The
Vulcan. the watchers on ihc latter ~.
ssi. owing ts tac heavy s~s.. driving
rain ard snfsN. we're only able "a 80
the baat, 90 the r~scninx party a. bong
interval, when they came out - tac
trough ~ ihc "a. The merritt, herself.
although .plea4iA "a hsat. was
buried in the trYugh 4, ,i'ss~ ~ that
oniy the euis - her Sssa~th~sas we're
visible.
The hr.t b,,af lowered lnate "a az
four round trissS he'N~~n the rerv~A
snd the NrFT1t sai the ~rcs,ui sssl~
thr~e etrip~ - that 20 r~~sar al hands
the bsats had 10 make the Passage
throagh tho-e heavy comhing Ia fsur-
teen tiaaes. aud right rai'sntiy thr-e
brave fellows accomplished the work.
-f-s4sy ia,ierd was s; Tor Those rescued
thai the boats wers manned hy past
masters n, the aar and helm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
SsoRoEs SECURE ARMS
r~rrtss- Cs.sfts...- ta >e~th ssrpts.-a
Deadly sh..s 0. Hsp-stsa

WIN sINSroS. y. 4. Nov y. While no
clash has s-ccurrei to-iav. rowdr i,ra
prevailed shish came near pr,-cipitat-
ing a eoasics Ia, night. vst th-rv pr
vssi~s the commanitl an air u sun
prc~-~d excitrHsnt an apparently
desthly eulia. such az --siiiers sav pre-
ec,lss and tpksns f,arfuI battle
The strain has hcsurie airnsut IN
hsarable. Etrry citir.n i on tin-tor -
expectancy ansi ihe wiids-t - rumer.
arv aaoat. The n-rr~-,. while out
war'alv quiet. arr u.an.~vsriug in .s-
eret. They hav~ ree.uiiv rreeivca
another supply n arms a., shawn bv
800 "a tAs-n gsarading the streets at
nianighs last might with rifrs aut
other arm, Thsy give if cat that their
various order have sworn death e, the
re,i shirts
Eat Few white citizens slept saundly
lat night. i.awlcs. bants ~ arfurd
negrs-e~ gathered in the northern r.ir-
t.pu II the city. Au onitrvsa va, Hi,-
meniarilv expected Nuumter - white
Nusn-n inthat seetina sserr nearly pr,s-
trated si'h fear >auis were thrlssu into
hvsssricS- White m.u gnarsis.i the
hoase~ and the WHmiaRtoa lirht iafsn-
try sHa uEvai rss.rsas p a-is rss.sE.s..i q d
night at A. .ir arnuriss- Street cars
were stoned by nerrrae> last night. -
- Aiie I-vople Wvrv eawpeiicd ts desert
thea and 3als IN. fss'i,c fares was
uua II ts cannland egtiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
rsEr,A eEr~ ,crED SonLs.
rs-tt.ssus ef N.t Wac Kno~ Related
r~a Nrriaai a. sssrarf N@s-

Nrer'Er NrU~ Va. Nov. The
Uaits-i -taf,- e,lIirr i..,oni,ia. aud the
r~pa.r shin tul.-sn ARRIVED ia IIarnptou
E..asls today Thcy startr, ffnln san
tiaea sita tas Maria fs.r,->a
ui.srs - bath y,ss-is give suts.tan-
'isIIs the same story af thc fouasirrinr
a. that given as.t hy t.ieut. Catnula n,lsr
iiarrl-. vhs was in command - tli,.
MARIA frrrsa anil tas lls.t m4n "a irav,.
.iss h,i.,r- she vas ahanis.nssi .u th..
t~friae rsia af >an >aIvaias. These
oaiesrs peak IN the highest terms - the
brave and gallant Nork of the ssam,-n
during the starln. aud say that afiic-.r.
and men astst uohiv Ia the huld -
the i..lnisias are tvvutv-tvo - ths,
guns Il ths destroyed spanish heet.
ranging iu slfe frpm i've - eleven
inebe,- >ums - thee ar. still beaded.
a. ths charges souId net b.. extracted.
The raft .uuau whieh Lieut. Uoh-san
left the Mrrrimar after he had blown
up the boat ia fa. mouth IT santiago
harhar i, also ia th.' bal1. though soua.-
what di>nlraest frou a she'll
uaieer, ami men age IN rxccllent con-
disuan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
cHAsoEIS MILITARY SERVICE
s-stts<s ssnanatga ~azzvsted IN. E~or-
xfsisssAaa. insair2a< ssHs-ti~ Uh4a<e.
h a.. >yslsas.

WssuiN Nov. H.-gapi. Wilcox.
xho commanded ~ santiago a cou-
pany # ihr fAirty Michigan in
bufiieis. brigade. has rrtaraea to
Nashiuzton ard stauiiy defends the
rhiFts s=thi0i Michigan against the AZ
psr-iuu- east afssn .t
capt NaeHN. moreover. Is mare CON
firtus.si fhau ever iu his cunvictiun. based
partly uP'u ths. operations of the Santi-
agp sampa IN. that there must be-
rcuegan fttian af the artillery srrvic.
in order to uitkr u entirely edirier
The odd system. capt. y IiciN thinks.
Tea heavy hattsris, aud two light bat
teri~> o. a regiment A. Nrll A. the rryi-
mrntal organization siiouid b,. abol-
islt.-t
similar si.sas ts 'ho>e - Capt Viii
cox wiIf. it Ia th"urht. figure ia the
Forthcoming recommendation to e,.s--
gre>s frum the headquarters If the
army. The present system - r"gi-
ments ~ artillery 8, y-pnsiler,,i illogical
a. Il u only rarciy that regimen; Is
needed a; ans ane Plaee. the batteries
arr scattered n great distances fr,n
one another.
Norevcr shr Seacslsst defence, ar.
not considered a property belonging to
battery ~ ARTILLERY They are heavy
and STATIONARY and should hs separated
frpm the active moving artillery The
sie<e zun> ,liauli have IT. appropriate
sphere ani Development. Attention
waS eali~,I - the fast that the siere
train was. IA aeeuanf af the isck -
prsparssinss,. Ineffective ani nm ssieisiiy
~ ~AnfiAen
Capt Wilesx heard - the structures
n,zs.s sp-sn the Thirty-thirt Michigan.
bas sai.i TIA; the men we're ia every
way d and sss--i staaneh thFsassyhoul
the ~iassls as-f5sn. rh~v Eere nat ex-
p-.-tsa1 q take any pasffian nnr we're
th~y aFsserrsi - d. They had q river
In froat - fasn with a demolished
bridg~- Thrrs wer~ enly soS men in
arth,n and they engaged the enemy
~ A. 20 divert them from other p.sinf.
~ the Inc. This they did. anil The end
was accomplished in every way satiz-
factory GeH- >hafrsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
CONDITIONS AT HAVANA.
fss~r rh-rv 50 st.s n=.ss.-. ,iass-,
raFsfs 80.

HANAsh. Nse o.. Recalling the fact
tHat prt.l,et5tu wa- made 4 montA
.-u that tctlnu fewer unaid feed upon
Nneriean h'a.,i a, -.zna az travel from
the tuifc.i States began Increasing. a
n,an canncctrd Niih the American -.r-
wee toiay .liid that prediction might
's repeated uau with iacrsa.,.i force.
ud eet i'. meaning .hau'd not &c mis-.
au erstooi hy cur government. The
.7'uditioa, rsi>,..s here to.lay have cx-
istcd fur centuries. aud will continue -
.Ni.t un.i changed hy American fsrce.
Havana i> uat. AMI will not b. this
winter. health resort. Now that set
lied weather has arrived. nothing ). -
b. Taiucd and much j. 10 b. is,s,, by
further DELAY in bringing ia an Amcgi-
can forc, yellow fewer will exist in
u-scelnhrr. a. &c dsvs now. and what
work i done must b. d,ue beforc the
return % rains next spring
Individually thcie & aim, -, a panic
am"ng governmental aliiclais and At
'ae.se. her,. ba' that saauld aos - cea-
siicrc,i
,.iT~ them murr - occupv their
min,., A. the nau par u to-day. and
they will mot have 50 much time - be
>ssrvi. What should bs, done - 70 tir.t
-cnd clown a vompctcnt c,,rrss of trained
iusmuuc nurses. and establish hospitals
whore American patients may be- A..
,urei 20 careful nursing then Pot in
sanitary fsrc-s -immuns,. of sosrse at
work Organizing a esrp, - street clean
crS Don't attempt 10 ~ beneath ths
surface, but aith the quantity s4
unframed labur - b. had here,
tavana should b. .rrabbcd .rgin one
uj tp ar1thcr Water il here ia plrn-
u. and with forvr sufficient to p~ue-
trate every crevicr >t-rct iimc costs
ucNt tn nothing Clean and wash the
streets. eover them with lime. and give
Iiue tn all who will g,c 10 sn their
hnu-es. Then rush down .olaicr, aad
E~t atuut vorS that must he done.
Ever since the death % Coi Wariug the
puhitr and government seem aim,->t
paraiyssd with fear This must De
shaseu ~ ami ~ nuee
kverV dat bu,iuc>. uaor. nearly ap-
proaea-> "a state of paraly-i, trl,~S
thc wheel. are Wiven fr,-~h impetus
,oon. they witt stop altogether Pew
realizr tho exact c,snditian beneath the
,uria.7e- Evrrs where thrr,. b, disss,tis-
faction aui detrusi. and the >paniaris
arr naturally dls.at l,ti,-,i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
HEALTH or GARRlS0NS.


ksmi~afov. Nos. -.-C,s. Iieek~r
sent a. Juia tn select eauip sites for
the Amsrieau army - oaeurafiou, has
rvachs'i Na>hing'ou ard has had sew
cral coufcrenccs With administration
o'firisis Secretary Aiger has approved
the hrz'h1us selected hv fhe ncckrr
t~urd f..s the principal garrison. which
vii D. In The neighh-srho,si - Havana.
The riac. selected lies about eight
milss ~puth % Havana. iu the ncigh-
horho,-i II thu town 20 Asviana Two
esmrs lii D. pitched al tbs r-.int. oae
On either side ~ the splcRdisl aguc,iurt
shieh saprlis- Havana With water
This aqn.siaet will b. tap,~.i aud the
water drawn by steam pumps from ii
e. suprly the camp,. whieh viii be
ptrhc1 en plateau ahou; los feet
above -sa l.vcL The greatest care has
h~cn givsn - sound hygirnic conditions
In the ~ciestion
~ thc nearest p,int - the camp On
,hc "a beach a dock i being construct
l''"' anu '''-a' ''''' ''if'e',f ''' 'A1"t"
''' pni i'a. '''HE ." a'''" "Al'''eife -
- l'e t''n ~ harana- %" ""fs
on ihis dosk IL being pushed with the
zrcate~f energy. aud itS construction
-' N''sN l''''s ''''"' % a''''' ''
''s"' "' ''''" "''f'' N'' "ere EiaH i' r.
~ 'n' "ii-'''un'it 70 "'i''' a.
Aet' 'i''nr nN t"th
inii'r aFran nsr''i"ni' arr mas ng IN
'n' ''tn's'rh'--i 90 fnrr'' 'r'n'ifr'
N"'en Niil u" ''" hfNt p'int ." ~ f'f
t4s''n''' me Pr'ns'p'e being observer
'N''" a, "a IN" case ~ th" Havana gar
'.s''"' OF Ae'Ping t"e iT"'f', ir"'n 1ifrei
s''"'''t VIVA tne towns MS p a"n'
u"'irF '"' e'Ht ni'''''a' advice, r'l' .'i'
s''n''''l ae"'' 90 ihe adoption "i tNc rn.s
y ~ ''.ise u" government 2" l'-'' i'
N.''''' "'n"f is'"ef thA- mtii'af} 2" 20
'''' t''s 70" n'-
'''@ uTeser has been a"4r 70 make a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
userp ny ENGLAND.
Pres. of Ioasioa Insisting That We rsks
IN. Philippines

LoSDoS. Nov. s-The standard says
esiitoriaIly this morning;
We can sce M aitcrnat -. Spain
must aecept a. ins vifablc the lss, of the
Philippines. No doubt the Hited
States will assume a heavy aud serious
responsibility, aat II augurs well fer
the future ,ha; the pablis. men Of Amer
IA zsrrrr,-r-s.. ;.s.sl A.. r.sl - meet Il
England wiil watch the experiment
with every wish for favprbhl~ issu.. =
The Daily News wonders whether
trouble Is brewing in the Philippians
arising from ,'eru.an oPpneition - an
sexatiau.
The Daily Mail this morning urges
the American people - pronounce
boldly in favor y retaining the Philip
pines, for otherwise there wili h.
scramble for claling stations that vii
endanger the peace of the uurid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

Professor } K it'byus. ,upcI1ntcud.
ent Of the haf and Dumb destitute.
has issued n circular letter with refer
rnce 10 the opening 81 the ius'i itate. iu
which hs announces that It svii b. open
"a pupils On November =. This IS tine
earliest practicable date. a e. requires
two weeks To arrange with the v..f5ouf
railroads for transportation ami get
tickets into the hand, - the pups All
over = wears # age viii have tc pay .
ecnts par mile, and all under 0. csg..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

r~as~-.ss E~xss.~at wai so s., Csiassahi..
~-ssth t4rssia4.

MIppLETowN. Pa Nsv- s Orders
were issued this evening hV sicu. Naau~
for the gcneral movement - the Sscaul
corps 10 the new ssmps Ia thr SssufA.
The movement wili h~xia Thursday s.
with the department - the Thirty arb
Michigan and the >ccund Tennes.sc.
and will b~ eomplesed the following
"Wednesday. A hospital car viii he at
tached - each regimentsi train aud
medical effierr viii accornpany each sec
ton The Tennessee troag> 20 tD
Columbia - C.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

. ne explosion of n new boiler At
=. ,1ty Pa boiler works two men
-il4ed, two fatally injared and a
"a 1ore slightly hurt
= -AE'iE colony OF Missouri farmers
= De established near CuautitIan.
e representatives. have concluded
.s4' for the purchase of a rich haci-
- which includes 1000 acres of
: Naieh will be divided into tracts
- acres each. IL was stated that
s''onlsts would come from the vi
|-.'s Of Moberly and sedalia.
"a. farmers of Frfo and La sale
- Tex. are going To try the ex-
.'Asht OF raising wztermeIons for
Aesh markets. on an extensive
sa'A coming year They have or
TIE Pearsall Watermelon
- association and are preparin.
- u LOCO acres in watersnelons.
% eASOvARo. the secretary Of state
as Italian cabinet at Rome, has is
u sAii to all the powers Of the
70 send representatives. TO that
.o' tAe purpose of discussing and
Sass.sng plans for the suppression of
~ and to adopt such means
r. eneetually put an end to the
al ~ ohnitted upon high officials.
aAron, o.. dispatch on the SIst
'nat the efforts to form . glazed
AAre trust has been successful
oneerns were now interested
nolne. representing about Is
at Of the entire production in
nd prices.
1AS advices stated that Chief
neang feu. Hong Chaak Six and
1er We're hanged on suspicion of
aeeompliees in an attempt to
the king aud crown prince.
rpses were afterward dragged
the streets of Seoul By the
ana were terribly mutilated
ne British warships at wei-Hai-
Jared for action on the I'd and
made ready to put to sea at an
notice. Russia having planned.
~ reported. to make another grab
I. 1sse territory and Great Britain
uetsrmined 10 checkmats the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

HAvAxA. Nos. : Owing % the eon.
slant rains whieh have fallen recenslv
the streams in the province - Matanz-4s
have oveFf,oWed. iioa,iinx over loo
acres in the Roaqne district ~ that
province. The land had Just bccn plant
ed with sugar cane and fruit trees. after
three years Of neglect and disaster has
again plunged tine Inhabitants Of this
district into the deepest misery. The
Iumuri valley has a.so been flooded.
The evacuation OF the cities OF saneti
spiritus and Trinidad. in the province
OF Santa Clara. Is expected to be com
pleted ON November Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

Cattle thieves arr infc-tinr the s..'-
tiun - the country about Jackson.
There seemS - be- "a regularly organ
ized hand operating ON an extensive
scaie. since the FARMERS have cutte e.
understand that there j. big mooney leo
feeding cattle they have rrfus-i - -.ll
to travelling cattle buyers. aud the h's
Pricrs offered have started rreulaf
stealing operations A ~,-nre ~ ri1r.f
- complaint, have been registered .s.f o
the magistrate ia Had. c,uuty- IT,
ss1uu~ ct7s~ a. MANY a. ten bead nave
disappeared iu Night frim one hrs.t
tle va-i~ and sbtp them north frIu4
s.1far small >tatiaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

MApgiB. Nov. The Liberals lead
Tag article today says the spanish gov
srnmeut shonld conclude the ncgotia-
tious for peace with the utmost rapiditv.
% avoid Germany. Russia or any other
country mixing la the question, which
could not usesn fresh disasters 70 spain.
The article has created great sensa-
tion here. Premier Sagasta this after
noon said that it was BY no means Ger
tain that spain proposes sending a
memorandum To the powers ON the sub
iect of the raris peace commission.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10
otFRa,.E ~ ~rel.or :.
5s-tsh oasrtss ef - teat- Iss..f-.i hy
iliask Ealitt.ai KuFn.as-

-. tagts. Nev. "A ssst, q ueyro..s.
said g havs h.zen nnder the zui,ianre
# political party. invaded the Hs.-
brrv disirisf ga Morgan street. tonight.
where fos sesae tlsne they hsinst.ar,is.,I
tlas huiidine= wsth ssaas, anil 81 jured
q Fuaug Jeai<h woman named E,thsr
iiEmes. and tssa mea. unknown. When
the bainhar'imeut h..gan families bar
fieatssi their do1rs and th. negroes
were anahle - enter. They stoned a
aaxsu siarss aai hoa=ss. demonstrating
thr win'iovs and mutilating the build
ins~ Alarge detachment - police " A.
seat - the seeus e the riot and dis
rssfsesi the uszsr'i~s. who acsi - rapidly
that a1 arrests canli ~ made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

t@.s Hsfrtxsrstor Eraiu >psssffaE ,ioa<
WIN . Ilf.l... naxta-~r

ks>~A- cry. Nov. -Whfie the fast
rcfrigrratar train on the Chica.,s. 4 Al
ts'u stas speeding toward Glendale. Just
~ast - here. ths evening Engineer
Eiehard A tieu-~ sat dead in his cab
his hand sraspinx the thro;tle. hi1
glazed eyes tlzssi straight ahead on the
trae> and q peaceful smile on hts face.
firrsnan Jshn Wendell srhu had
b-ssn hust fer ~srne minutes 20 th.. ten
Ger walked iufo thr slb continuing his
firing an II va, upt uatl he sps,lr 70
Hnasss that b. discovered that hi, ruats,
vras deal. The trala ga, stepped the
remains were sarried back l., the "a
hs.~s. and 81 tilru.i.sis Transferred -
au incomiuz trliu- Tbe cause - death
u ma known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-10

The following charters havv h-rn 70
cur'i.d IN the ofic. ~ the secretary. -
state The Instantaneous lee srram
trccser Company. with a capital st"cis
- sis.eoa. and to e'su'iuue as n carp'r-
atfoa ~ fftv vc4r-. The domici.e 81
th- -amrany ~ iirrnando.
The Nielzshuuv Tran sparihtion Com
lauy. with a capita - ttsa.o'o. taeSt.t
hfty years a. a corporation. The ot-
iects u this eumpany arr tn bullet nsru
and operate steamboats,. o. construct
and own wharfs. dcrrick,. elevator.
snd thr like and a. do rivcr plekrt
busines-.
In. lazoo No-,nal aud Industrial In
,'itute. fur the education - men.
women and children Capital steek
Not Ia exceed e.. 500