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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
THE DAMS OF THE ILLINOIS.
."s~r-~--s .. ss-"s~ rs--s
lis. psassze-

Chicago. Iuu- O.. Th- hu.lree.
men aud politicians "f thicsru ar. 80
~ a-k~I te u-~ th .ir influence wifh
th- government ta Sas- the two fe,irr-
al DAMS arr,,s. thr iowvr iiinot- river
removed i..for~ the sat-r from th-
saniiar, ssaai ls turnr,i .ute the fA.-
plaine-.
uu-s-u ue,tinr Is to b. hrid 10
White iist the Latter part 80 the
month and Na,or ssrsrr 10. tIarri..s'..
ths irt-t--- of th, sanitary dlsturt go
0hiyHE,t the m~mi---s ~ tbs sanitary
canal tn-l~ctiou evruuii--iou ant
prominent hivi.su t.ss~inf.-- utsn. ar.
- b. intitvd to attend senator tisI-
lefu. senator " i-stu t.ut. Tanner assi
all the svuerss-mrH he-r ron-ffta
snts arr dir.yti intsr -stss,i ln fh~ f~-
nao,al af the STAT. sn.i fr,isrti iiaatis
ar ~Npestrsi "a t. present
rh- usa~z- uierting i to i's rsii..d b.
she awu~rs ~ farm@ tn ftr saIlrs .f
III. ioyssr iiiinuts= ,t ha gisiu1 t}5st tH.-
federal dams .st - t.r.tues and saruf.-
vile. whirb vsr~ 5uiif fsr ths- rartss-r
of PRIV sitting siu=k vat~r Hasistatisu.
htss cta-s,t loss 80 ssnuassi q ss,r
b, boi'iiur l'ssk fio-sd aafrr untIl it .s
tnn late - plant e1ru.
II i~ PLANNED ta sdapt .fFuur fFza-
buttons calling "n t.a,. rsuu~r fo ar
mani of the federal government ft-
r.uatat uf the iam- h.fatv ihe ,aui-
farV canal j. at,-n=ti
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
BELLAMY sroRER ALL RIGHT.
ta- wt--t-. ptri.-.ss 80 e.-t~ 90
Nss.ts fs"-. 49, --ss-sss.-
wIIt tsrts~ r.-itss.

Nsdrid. june io Mr. It~liamv ~tor
~. ntt.,i State minister - ~..iiu.
go arrive hsrs thi~ evening srsnt =.
la.tian. ths summer rr-idvu,~ "f ths
~t.nt-h court whith~r Nr ~.aat 'u
~iekles. .scretar, - tt~ i~ratis.t. has
eon~ 90 ACCOMPANY him q" Nsiri.i.
ti- d~ias has uo I-'liis.al -iruih-
csner hat.srr. ~ .impis dc-irs,i ie
hnd r~~id~n~- frr hi- 49,. ~a,.a iht
runrt gives to San Sebastian. sis,i ii b,
uo,, eNp~stv,i that h. Wiii prs--~ut hi-
Credentials fe the gu~ru regent usNt
Monday
During Mr. Stor~V- -niuuru iu San
:. i.asflau. there have t--vn me- rrrpuist
.i.-s,ioustfstions aud th~rr b. usrhine
- iusiest. that h. Will - r..st,.d
h~r, u'hrrvi-. than cuur'~"u~iy r. Is
quite improbable that their wtii o.
any annas aus~ ur d~uiuu-tref efissa tu
cuuu.ctiuu with his arrival
Mr. ~torsr has wirr,i asking -tst
Apartment ~ prepared ~ fh~ nitsd
Staf.~ lega'iou for hin~~is d.. w.fe
and their -.rtaats. buf a. ths iss-sttfn
husidipv i~ s~rs small. be vii rroi.-
aily n. abiie~d g. have rsvotr-s tu a
ho'ri until iasrrr hoas- e,p t-s
rhs,su far the legations
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
MEN WANTED FOR ALL ARMS
H~~s.ttt.s os~-. "rs-r~a o. B.ti.t
Na sts-ss'.s N.".s~r .f M-s
fsr the rhtIiress-..

thisaru june To- capt T. u.
i.omu-, af fh- army recruiting station
iu this ettN. has rrcvtsesi Instructions
ft"m thu war department. ~ snitHs IN
uuImits,i numb uf men for s~ss-
-. "a thu rhiiipp,n. islands rh. -.
der TO capt l.amus r~nsi~ a. fnlluWs=
be- acting secretary 81 ua- dtrrcts
that suu make urgent sgfuFt- - secure
a. many suitable white recruits ~ tsas-
sihlr for infantry. cavalry. hsht aud
hea,y artillery in thu Ihiiiptin..s.
N-u shosiid h. carefully <-iyet~si auJ.
upon enlistment. sent to San Francisco.
Telegraph this oiiicr pr"mp'h ths
nami,.r - zach arm thus ~alistssi hy
yau to June 10 and cantinu. sus,n en-
listm.uts until further ORDER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
COAT ISLAND ILLUMINATED.
The Iixhsh...- .sd HatIaisx- .sf the
New tais.d states TrssatsE
station Thr~st-ssd.

Sau Francisco. June T. The light
house and buildings Of the u.v nits.I
States naval training station On t.oat
island was threatened with drstruc-
,ion hy fire Ias, night ln ~omc maa-
ner the dry grass aud shrubs which
cover the greater portion ef the island
became ignited aud. famed by
strong brevze. the fame~ spread with
great raPidity. \ large force of men
turned out To fight he hre. and W.T.
much excrtion got Il uud.r control h..-
fore any very serious damage was
done The blazing island formed a
splendid spectacle as seen from this
city and Oakland.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
THE TRANSvAAL CRISIS.
~tt..,i.. There d. D~.~rthea 9. he
Mast >~wte.s-rh~ Hrsttss s.v-
~r.m~st D.. . TIGht Place.

London. June lit j. not improis-
able that the crisis in the Trsnsvasi
will be FASTENED by some uniowar,l
incident at Johannesburg. J. X. Rob
iason. th.. south African millionaire
and mine ~ nsr. has r.c .iyed te,s-
gram from his agent NJ Joaann.shnrx.
-aying the situation there -. mos.
serious.
The agent added that maSsmeet-
ing ot t-i,isnders will h. held. in or
der to confirm and support the pro-
posals of the British high commits
sioner. Sir Alfred Miln-f. As open
air meetings are not allowed without
permission. il is not improbable. IL
the necessary permission Is not oh
tanned. that the police viii endeayor
to stop the meeting.
The consensus Of opinion anon:
Uitlanders and South African capital
ist in London. Is that the Eritish gov
ernment is in tigh, fiN; that it can
not retreat from its position, sni that
il President Kruger does not recede.
war IL inevitable.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
LAUNCHING OF THE COLUMBIA.
fis-s .ppsEstu--s "..~i-
View thu Ns--~t-

Bristol. u l.. Juuc y. revised b.,
Of The sa~uaitis- resulting tra4n tiis ~
piosi"n 1T the fash apparefa~ So t1v
launching of rhe tolumhia >ttur|faN
night shows that oue hat was AiIts'i.
ons hus pa~~ihis fatally inmrsl and
siN other s.serais injured
FROM an examination 81 va= faand
that a large thf~.-~isis tia r f.efnr
u~ci 10y thu photegraphsrs Ns- hiav re
Ia atoms hs thu explosion rie,rs ~
TN have ieeu taken from uaux pf the
wounds nf the injured
The Columbia sa@ termed arnpnd
this morning with her stern fa<ar,i
The shop. and all hrr Hsr~ atH- \
large crowd gathered about IN wharf
during the das - yet slimgs~e of ih-
new craft, hut oniy few infiHntf.
friends 1T the ovu~rz were alissss 4 90
board NJ work ws~ doue e.i tlis Co
lumhia Yesterday. hui The work af rig
ging her will - eofum@ucesi fa=asNs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
LOSSES IN PHILIPPINES.
Oar Total ss-ssttt-. p.rt~g March
ws- srss->is~~ tho o"tar~sl.
I.-tsaisa March. t..sa.

Washington. Junr IL NmoH~ th-
rvports ~uhSpittsi hs ten. oti. enn-
crrning the operations af 'hr arspt IA
Manila. Is one from 6pi. Henry p.ntin-
eott. ehi-f surgeon of the army foF he
month of March. cot. Iippiueot, say:
The hong h~f ~ engagements h~'w-sa
oui truap> and Fiiipinas -ou'inriug
through the month resulted IN -. fol-
loving casualties - our command;
Killed Officers. s. enlisted men. -.
Died from wounds ofiieerS. ?. en-
hstsd men. "a
Wounded oficcrS. -. enlisted Taen.
,s5
Total easusitiss for the mon'h. teS.
Total casualties since outbreak. l.
Oe3.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
AUGUsrIN DALY'S REMAINS.
Of Asgsssts Daily Cs>tss Home
o. the steamer New York.

Southampton. June 1.-THE remains
of AngustiE DAILY. who died in Paris,
on "Wednesday. arrived here from
Havre. The easket was inclosed in
case marked a d.. New York IL
was quietly removed from the steamer
and placed in a railroad vehicle. which
transferred IL TO the Empress dock for
shipment to the United States hy the
American line steamer New York.
Mrs. Daily will be a passenger on the
same steamer. Only Hon. Mrs Erie
farrington. friend of the family. ac-
eompanied the remains from Paris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
ADvIcES FROM HONOLULU.
The rhtIsd~iphts Arrived There
Js.~ q. with the Baaies .t
Ias.ssI~ sss Moaaxhna.

San Francisco. June 10 The stean-
er Doric. from the orient. VIA Honolu-
Ia. brings adVices, under date of Jun.
>. The United states cruiser Phila-
q, u hia arrived there June !. In nm
interview Admiral kauix states that
all parties had agreed to abide by the
decision of the commission of the
three powers. and that everything was
quiet when he left. The bodies ot
Lieut.. Iansiale and Ensign Monoghar,
the Americans killed in the fighting,
are on board the Philadelphia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
THE RING OF THE TRUE METAL.
MAXI y. r-r... With rs-ms trr-ss
the 'rtmtsst-"-M God. wss
OF D-sitsx Msth u..dit-.

Santiago Il, Cuis,. June 10. N 81
fetal report from Holguia d--srin~s
the lsnchine of NntoHio t.areia. haa-
dit chief " ho WAS taken fr"m the gen.
d4,rm~ris hv indignant eitix.ns aad
hung Holvuiu j. one Of the most Law
les districts IN tn. island. ani this
summary punishment under all eunsi-
,icns. J. regarded a. a faVarabl. -SHp-
tom several Of tsarria's aerompiic..-
have offered to surrender ~ the Amer
ieau commander az Holsu,u. win" "a
blcd Mai.-t.-n. Woost for Instructions.
Gsn. Woosi's answer WAS "Msks na
terms With them. Arrest the Grim
inais'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

san Francisco. June i0.-CaPt. +.
jensen and Six men of the SCHOONER
Edward Parke arrived here Yesterday
in a small boat after having spent four
DAYS on the ocean at the mercy nf the
elements. which. fortunately. were un-
usually benign. Capt. Jansen reports
that on Juae s. at a. m. his vessel
commenced to leak. All hands were
Kept at the pumps until nearly n"on
of the same day when the water iilied
the vessel. causing the captain to or
der his men into the small nnat for
safety.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

West Point. Y. Y. June iO--The fol-
lowing cadets from the fourth class
were found deficient and discharged
from the military academy: r. p
Fryer. New Jersey; George Mason I.ee.
Virginia; Z. \. Dinsmore. Michigan:
III. +. Strong. Massachusetts. Carl
Eoyd. Georgia. Richard =. Williams.
Arizona; William ii. Horton. T-unvs-
see. }. r. Franklin. Tennessee
Young Lee is son of Gen. Fi,xhngh
Brig Zen. Williams. who died recently
in Havana.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
MURDER TRIAL IN KENTUCKY.
The tssrss t.~tr..-s ~ rr".p.
Dec. Net rr~,~.t the t~stts.E .t
tho rrt..s~r 81 tho rsr.

Rarioursvills. - June - Siuec
the change of venu~ was granted a.
Manchester. Cisy county Saturday. fer
the g;aker murder .rials 10 b. held
h~rv in the knoN county courts. this
city has bs.n in state of -Ncitemens.
IL will ~ impossi1l. ia this place.
which has population Of about 1.aoO
inhabitants,wiih COOL ofiic~rs.fof such
a tragedy to- occur. ~ At the village nf
Manchester satur.iay under the shasi-
Nv of the court - aen Toa Baker. the
principal defendant was shot dead
while a prisoner II the court.
" Tom isak~r ind Killed William
White. Of Clay county. and a. 'hc
crowd saw the rifse frrs from a WIN
Baker fell dead into The arms of ais
wife. il j. thought -hsre may h. an
other trial soon for change of venue
| to this place.
When Jesse isarreft turned state :
evidence last Friday, Jim and pe~
Baker and Charles Wobfsn we're r.
leased a. well a. BARRETT. the coufes-
sion showing that these parties were
not Implicated
Then new indictments were returned
against Tom Bak-r and his son. Jim,
and Wiley Baker. brother to Tom. fot
| killing Wilson Howard and Burrh
Storr and shooting Bat Howard with
| intent to Kill. The four defendants
were released by ia-rett's confession
| and now the NTH by assassination,
leaving only Wiley and Jim Baker To
bc transferred To the Jail here until adj
| siitioual arrests have been made at
| Manchester. point - miles away
from railway. telegraph or telephone
| station.
Col. Williams. who had his battalion
and Gatling gun at Manchester the
| past week aud has done effective
work not only in quelIing the moi
Saturday night and in bringing ref
| ueees into court. but also in holding
back the fighting feudists all week,
WAS expected here yesterday with
Wiley and Jim Baker guarded by the
militia. gut they haze not yet arrived
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Washington. June i0.-The prest
dent has appointed the following eo'n-
mission tc determine the most feasible
and practical route for a canal across
the Isthmus of Panama: Rear-Admiral
John q. Walker. L. ). v: Hon. SAM
ucI Pasco.,. of Florida; Alfred Noble
{. r. of Illinois: George ;. Morrison
L. r.. of New York: Col. Peter Claims
L. :. A.. Prof. VIM II. Burr. OF Con
necticut. Lieut.-Col. Oswald II. Ernst
L. :. A.: Lewis NJ. Haupt. {. r.. oi
Pennsylvania; Prof. Emory Il. John
son. of Pennsylvania.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
A DEATH DEALING TORNADO.
Death -.a r~rrtsts usss.- us.L sh~
r...k .f =. t.~s ssyt~.~
s~-t-ras..

Sioux sitt. IN Iuns o. \ tornado
struck ie uiiis. .,tuth - hrrr a.sr ta.-
town ~ saitS. o. at.auf four o.rio s
Yesterday aff~ruuun The .term dld
NOT eos-t a large fsrrtur, huf rtu.s,i
death aud terri sfr hatoe wherever ths.
fuun~i shaped ,io,.d 'ourhs,l the ~srfn.
The first hou~r .truck ws- rtss ~
John Naiiut Th. family euuaf-fIns :
~ father mother sufl eight rhIiHreu.
had gone iuto th- oriia+ vhsn thr -kv
grw~ dsrk. but after rvutasniur fhrr~
~ mom~rfs esme to che cuso i'tsion
that u was ouis thnntirrsfoffn. and
started upstairs aratr. iu-i o. the
cln'td sfriisk fhs hrus~ completely sir.
rnuii~hing rf. Naliny and bis wifr.
kat~. were Instantly klied HARRY
Naiis,s. 10 wears old ssas f~rrttas in-
jur-si. snd di~,i ,nsa i~w hnus~. foss
Naiies. ar-,i 70. ~p- hativ mauEic,i
ard will pruiust4, dir.
The HOUSE ef Mr. Cora Us--sii
~ i,i,ss. wa~ n~Nt in the stnrn fstfh.
sn.i va. blown into huu.i0.-i- "fri~es..
The fauii, bad rnf .rr,i fhf ,viiar aal
e-var-si
The hofu~s ~ rhH rsr~vr Ir- iirs-
nsri aud rstrek p-N.eil were sll f..
iueri ~ kinditue es,ed- The oeru-
psnts, .t b. r~r-srfr'i. 90 rsssr-d a-rt.
uu~ injury t'st NAH~t. who was
hrpught to Stony tit, on srsecssi
train. tells a graphte story of thf
storm
~ Houirr N~b srr"s- the ri,,r. ~
r-srts of considerable .Iamsr. Is, stn.i
hasr b-~n rrrri, ~. hnt No. Ias. of tt.
has ls-ru rvf-srt.,i
~ Ham~r an Esanrri,st'. f~rf wta
blown drwn Shils a usretiur was tn
pruers~- ~ --sstr-d iufuft except
ous WuL novu Woman. whHn ~ -
- id wif die. usti~fams-s n~ hir ss
- fu f-.... a. .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Toledo. o., June i2.-Seyen thousand
people Saturday attended the one hur-
dred and seventh anniversary of the
killing of Col Crawford by Indians
at Upper Ssndusky- The celebration
was held near the place where Col.
Crawford was buried The principal
speaker was Judge Allen Smallen, Of
Upper Sandusky.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
or,> a,rosr "r r.s s,rrtr.
n~ss, ts--~- 80 ss~ t--.ra..s.
-u~ht.s " ~@.~. SD shtlas-.

Nashsaxton. lwns tt. The var d~-
r'sr'si"ut ss~f-rsiss F~vrir~,t r~g--st
frvui N1i s.ru utis 81 thr n.fif.rv
nses rlas.rts ~ th~ -ssuth sf waatls fur
fh-- pHrtss-~ ~ et~aunK oaf the fst-eis
~ that .~vtissu. ~ shows thaf th~
ssesrsurat 50. q gr~s' sns-a ~. and
that fhs ~n~uts las~ was .onsfsrs-
tis greater thaa stated IN the pr,-ss
ssi~i a',h h--. Ssn. usis' rsii-gfsm -
a. foitwsss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
UNDER COVER CF Might.
Fiiipinos Escaped Capture by Their
Arful DOdging in the
Darkness
the HARDEST wusr Or Tnt clnPilsu.
.. n'saiss go rs~siss- - t-.ts- 80
ssn~s H~s-e TIE t.--.s.r. ~.r~.-
s-s-r- ts-.s~e.--t. Dss s..-..s ..s sfs
f.stis- w.es-

Manila. iun. - The FiHrina 80
curstiou ~ th~ prustn.-r Of rs,i', hss
h"rn hr~ksn snd o.. the rs~rli - nv
pfs-rut niutTnrnf. thr tnssrivsu. russ
control th~ ifursrfau' fcass tu.,rs q.
faruusqar and i.as l'iuas. slita o. tsus
tns 90 in-Hfzeuf tr,nch.s "a irg our
..sufh line IA. fs.-.att s-i,4trea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

The Hague. June Ie.-Nn suthorits-
tive contradiction Is given 10 'se re-
port that therr j. grave danger II the
arbitration scheme failing. II = point
ed out. although tiermany may hrss-
tate to recognize the principle. she has
not yet raised any actual objections
during the discussion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

eeforr 'h~ sneri-sn. With ~Fr-l,-
gre~tinu- If w~ieous.
The taiaratio rseiurat rrtnrt Il -
earrasks - Nanfia last nisat \. tte
ragged sud dusts men u1sryh-,i ,ast
The lunefa. ih~ fassissahir gathering
rlser for Maaiian-. th~y ~crv hrartHy
cheerssl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Cincinnati June i2.-ComPany =.
seventh infantry. which has been gar
risoning Fort Thomas. left for San
Francisco yesterday. via -. Louis. on
orders to 20 to Alaska. Capt. Charles
4. Booth is in command. Company g..
seventh infantry. arrived from Column
bus to garrison the fort.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Falmouth, June is.-The under
writers are still hopeful of heiag able
to save the American liner PARIS. now
living on the rocks near the Nanactrs.
and the blasting operations continue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Chicago. June i0.-Dave J. wil-, the
attorney who Was shot few weeks age
by Mabel Burke, who shot and killed
h, rseIf at the same time, .lied. Thurs
day night. OF blood poisoning. Vile
was about a. years old and was promi.
n-nt in his profession.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Birmingham. Ala. June is.-About
1000 men employed in the Republic
Iron and Steel Co.'S rolling and steel
mills in this district will receive adj
vanced wages under the operation of
the new amalgamsted scale The total
increase of pay rolls will approximate
about $4,000 per month
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Chicago, June i0.-A special TO the
Tribune from Ashland. o., says. Juast
Grosscup has been steadily. although
slowly regaiaing his health. He is now
able 20 sit up for short intervals and
ia allowed to talk with visitors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
ON A ADEsPERArE ENTERPRISE
Oct ts- -u.t--,s-ts--w
Rendezvous

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
y,r,,-., Y.l.~ f...r !. w-.Ir..

Vera Cruz. Mex. June I2.-Yellos
fever continues TO create panic. a.
IL is unusually viruIent this year. The
mortality last week was more
than 80 per cent. The fever has gone
up the line of the railway to Sordsha.
where there have been several cases
and some deaths.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Washington. June ia.-t,en- Brooke.
commanding at Havana. has Informed
the war department Of the death. on
June .. of Private Cooney. Co. \. Fifth
infantry. of intestinal gangrsne-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

Whiting. Ia. June IA tornado
struck Is miles north of here az T:30
last night. Telegraph wires were pros
trated and much other damage done.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15


T~rriee h~si se~svrsss, dil ~ Isrr-
uaif tr~"p- te rrarh r-a-itron ~ huurs
de~izuatsd. rnshiesi uia erifv uf in-
sarx~nts 70 s-~ap- IN -,aft~tsd orrau-
tfsiton~ seuth aud westward. s,htrh
they ~f-r'~'t during fhr evening s1d
usght- Movement rr~af .tI.rr... how
ev~r. su~mv dt~orranifs,t sud rs-'~ti.
sassriss h-avs iess Trs-it.s r,-stiuE
io-day ~ tls~ Fiua~ amt psr,ssqu-.
Nssy I'D ~Ns~llsni ~S-~uii,a .is.ar
.horr - haN hut MANY in-tr,. nf De-
tsehn-nfs retired iu that tir,riior.
protevt~d bs pr.-~~u~~ ~ wnfaca ard
caiidr~r hom th~y druss sisrr With
fh~m- Our loss. four kiisrd sn,i -orn~
1o Woapdesi. g~r-srf ~ casualties
isfer Conservative estimate 80 rne-
my ioss snout sfst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

San Francisco. June 12.-rhe trans
port Charles Nelson, u days from Ma
nils, yesterday brought several dis
charged soldiers from the Philippines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15

passengers were compelled to crawl
the full lsagth of the car TO the rear
door to escape. Exit through the
broken windows was dangerous. the
darkness making i impossible to sec
a foot ahead The scene Of the wreck
was in the woosis. Torches were soon
improviS.,i. and hsrp aud there in the
darkness and rain. the dim lights fi'tt-
tered in the hands of their holders.
scurrying IN every direction 10 render
aid TO the unfortunateS. For the inn
mediate care Of the hurt. fires were
built alongside the tracks. and lent aid
to- the rrscuers and warmth to the
rain soaked injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-15
DUE 70 THE HEAVY RAINS.
4 Kansas City, Pittsburgh a Gulf
Passenger Train Dcrailed
Near Grandview, Mo
HsLu RAMS aio WEAKENED rst TRACK.
>s.rt, ttsts r~~-"-. w~-- t.t-v~s.
rhr-~ - rh~-. rr.ssst. t.s-u.
- Ns.ss >e~-s 10 the est-
ss~~-s s.sP ftr~- tstsf . ns-
tt~f rwata srsts~a.

ksu..ss ttfs. No. Iuuv 60 - ii.tN~..a n
~ aud sl passengers we're NOR. or les.
s~riousis three pvrhsf.- fatally in-
i1r~i hs ths i~raiimsut of train M.
.. .nuih- t-puD.l. ua the kan~as City.
ritishurr 4 Calf railroad. thre~ miles
south - Graud,isv. Mo-. az . ID
rhurs.lsy night The srain left Nan
sas tity late. tnd wa- rinuiur ~ a
sios, rate ~ -p~~d on aecuuni 81 i-sd
condition of track k.,-.ca>'"u"'i b, h~ss,
rains. The injured w~rv brought To
this c,tN. and thr -rriou>is burt taken
to ~. io-~ph'- h"~pital. and thr othst- :
to the ~asa, hotel. The list OF ia
fur-,t f.tfu,,-.