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- h~n seen in regard 70 a sp~-izl dis
patch from D~4dwoo6. : d Stain.
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part sher-of- In s = valuable property
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

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be~n sssscrsbed The board Of di-ee-
tors are suthOr1B~d 20 solicit sub--rip-
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as Old a0Ee H0G- Nss-u- M-Clu-y.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

On reasse u 5ilng a. 80 an
After ci-eass5oss Is szs ordered - a.
= COMMITTEES. 70 D. selected froz The
e0rZrss2iOnal eisfrie-s- - spposs I'D 70
nominate STATE exeSEtiT@ eozmsfsee.
FoF Gee u lisssenAzt governor tie
were Progosed' J. v. se.ss9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
VICTOR HUGO AS AN ARTIST.


A little considered aspect Of Victor Hugo's
many sided genius Is considered by lie Coco
de Lautreppe in the July Century.
In the first wears of exile. during his stay
at Jersey. Victor Hugo had no time or thought
for drawing II must set to work and make
some money" had been his first words on
landing. Yet during this period of incessant
labor. once year. toward the close of De-
cember he took up his pen TO draw for alb
sent friends what he called his New Years
visiting cards The principal recipients OF
these keepsakes were Jules Janin and MN
Saint Victor. Burty, Vaquerie and Paul Meu-
rice. These cards show some fancy land
scape a ruin or a medallion with woman's
head. the date, and the signature OF the
sender. On all of these cards the signature
is Invariably large. ornamental devouring,
so to speak. the best part of the sketch. Some
times the letters are tinted in red. which
gives TO the card the appearance of those
title pages for books so in fashion during the
romantic era. For that matter. Victor Hugo
has not disdained to compose title pages. with
his name inscribed. for such popular works
OF his as lie Rim Seldom. II ever, any
poetry was written on these caras. when
seems curious. for ne must have known how
much more valuable these souvenirs would
have been TO his friends By brace OF verses
composed specially for them the date was
generally WTllleD IN ulHluibutu uRuito' 40 ~
with the intention Of putting aside the = mar
acter of the anniversary. Yet on one of them
we read frank proclamation OF the flight OF
time: THE thirteenth year of absence says
the carte-de- visite sent In 1864 10 his old
friend Paul Meurice, The Illusion that every
one prescribed entertains at first believing
that exile Is not to last. had waned: nothing
seemed to call him back to Fra &c. and. as
he often said to his friends. he had made IN
his mind TO die at Guernsey.
At the time this cartede visite was sent.
he had resumed his everyday practice OF
sketching. This particular design shows well
with what ease it has been blocked in. In
deed. what was said above relative to Victor
Hugos holder and freer form OF expression IN
literature. dating from The hrst years of lis
exile. can also be said about his artistic en-
beavers. The state OF his mind exerted its
influence over every manifestation of his
thought. All there was of timidity in his
early drawings had entirely disappeared We
can not quite say that there was in these
drawings the sureness OF professional artist:
tnat would be saving too much. for Victor
hugo drew very much after the fashion of
children, who smear a tree when dissatis-
fed with II. into cloud. He made copinus
use OF tinted water--in fact. Of anything that
was at hand. were IL remnant of coffee left
In his CUP. so his drawings often culmn-
ated In something quite different from what
he intended at first. But for all that he
proceeded with the splendid carelessness OF
man more practiced than he was in reality.
and his amateurshiD was characterized by
such dash that II frequently gives us the
Illusions OF mastery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
FORGED TELEGRAMS,
Messages Received by Gov. BrndIe,
AskimG for TroOps Wcre EnIscs

Louisville. July PA special TO the ccu-
rier-Jourrai from Lexington. KY. says;
Governor Bradley arrived here tcday from
Cincinnati with the information that the call
for 300 state troops Last night was the re-
suit Of forged messages TO him purporting to
be from gentleman in Lexington in whom
the governor had confidence. He was in
fc;med by these MESSAGES that there was
much trouble in Clay. county: that the How
ards were surrendered and we're al the mercy
Of the Philpots and Bakers and that unless
troops were sent at once many lives would be
sacrificed.
The governor immediately issued the order
morning.
Later he became suspicious and after a
telephone consultation with Adtutant General
revoked. The governor saws be will do all
he can 10 fix the responsibility for the fake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
MEXICAN BOND ISSUE.
MOUNTS TO NEARLY TWENTY
THREE MILLION POUNDS.
salen by American and German In
s& stftutions-Redeem in
sA FOrty-five Years.

CITY of Mexico, July 2.-The American
oSsbny in the City of Mexico will cello
bfate July by grand ball at the
8 AYnerican club. Ambassador Clayton goes
ii Guadalajara to attend a celebration
thSre, and deliver the Fourth of July
oSation.
The official gazette of the Federal gov
ernment today presents a statement re-
garding the conversion of the public debt
IN Europe by Finance Minister Imam
tour. The final contract was signed by
the representatives of ]. Pierpont Morgan
of New York, the banking houses of
Bleichroeder, in Berlin, National Bank OF
Mexico, the Dresden and Deutsche banks
OF Germany. The issue is to be 22,T00,
900 pounds at per cent, redeemabe In
forty five years and only from July, 1909,
can the sinking fund appropriation be in
creased. AS the loan is redeemed in toto
now bonds will be devoted exclusively to
the conversion of the three 6 per cent
loans.
The only guarantee that remains in
force is that of 81 per cent of import and
export duties and 10 per cent agreed upon
IN previous contracts in case the former
assignment should not be sufficient to
meet the debt service. Thirteen millions
Will be taken firm at %, less one for COM
MISSION, and ten millions as an option at
37s less one for commission. The option
&0Ehold until March /, 1900. The govern
ment will deliver the new bonds stamped
~ its own cost.
M%gF nance Minister Llmantour cables: Il
eonslder that the arrangement concluded
on the above basis is satisfactory. espec-
Ally as it assures the cooperation of the
most powerful European and American
hrrns. 1t raises Mexican funds to the
rank of international securities of the
Hrst order. 1t enables lis to get rid of the
mprtgage on the Tehuantepec railroad; It
yestores to our use the deposits formerly
neld by the house of Bleichroeder; it
means saving approximately OF 10000
20 pounds yearly, which at the present
Hchange rate is $1,000, 600"
NH Acting Finance Minister Younez has
'e9bled President Dlazs and his own con
0atulations to Minister Limantour The
Rntract has now been definitely signed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
TEXAS LEAGUE
NATIONAL LTAGUE-
Houston :. Gnlvc,tcn ~.

Houston lost the last game Of the series
with Galveston yesterday before rather a
small SUNDAY crowd. The threatening wealth
or again kent large numbers of people away.
Tho local team playcd miserable game in
the field, making all kinds of errors and
gave McMackin poor support, aud Houston's
left-handed pitcher was not near as effective
as he was In the previous game with Calves
ton. Luitich, another southpaw, whom the
Ruffalocs knocked out of the box on Friday.
pitched for Galveston. and did much better.
pitching a good game.
The Buffaloes made good start. getting
three runs in the first inning and the pros
poets seemed bright for victory. The first two
zen UP for Galveston were easv outs. but
the next man up knocked high fly to Keefe.
and that worthy dropped the ball. The next
man UP got his base on balls and then the
two men scored on Nages long drive to
center field. The Sand Crabs did some more
hitting and the Buffaloes did great deal
worse playing than they have heretofore been
seen to do. and the Sand Grabs got eight
more runs.
Luitich steadied down after the first In
ming and the Buffaloes could get only two
more scores. The official score is as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
RniIrond Note. and Personals.

Colonel j C. Andrews. Southwestern pas
sengcr agent of the Piedmont Air Line, is in
the city.
Railroad men on last nights trains re-
ported a heavy rainfall yesterday At Cypress.
on the Southern Pacific road.
Reports received In Houston last ovcnins
stated that the waters In the vicinity OF
Courtney, Texas, on the Houston and Texas
Central line. were sill rising.
All tho roads centerinS in Houston arc
making extensive arrangements for bringing
crowds of passengers to the big Fourth OF
july celebration in this city.
The Houston and Texas Central ran an ex-
cursion train YESTERDAY from Austin to Chap
pell till and Ave crowded carloads NJ peoplc
took ADVANTAGE of II to see the BraZos ON the
rampage nj that point
1t was rumored around the Grand Central
depot here last night that the Bernard stream.
near Eagle Lake. was swollen above its banks
and that one of the bridges spanning the
creek was swept away Yesterday.
On account OF the celebration at Galveston
On July a1i the fireworks cn the beach st
ngnt, the Santa Fe will sell tickets Tor all
trains at rate of 81 for the round trip. Special
train leaves Houston at l:50 y. IN. and the
last train leaves Galveston at 1890 y. IN.
Mr.. ID. Y. Van Dyne of Galveston succeeds
Mr.. +. b. King as local agent of the Bay
Shore road in Houston. Mr. King was Tor
nerly connected with the Cotton Belt and is
well thought of and well experienced In his
new position.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
sbccpx,,cnd nav Entries.


Six furlongs-sw iftmas, III; Imperator. 1913;
The burlington Route. III: Captain sigsbee'
III; st. Clair. l12; Tamor. liz; oleska, 1o';
lnunamara, 107
Six furlongs. pansy selling stakcs-Misehie-
vous, lo7; Pstt.fogger, 20. Dear Heart, 81,
The Bobby, 80; Weideman, 81.
Mile and furione, handicnp-1np, 12G; Merry
I'rince. il6; Box lis; Wanenton, ll3; Sur
vivor, 1O1 Tragedian, 10e; Farmers 10s, Azr-
cen1 lO5
Futurity course--Gulden. III; Sadducee. HI;
Montanic. 11i Battle Royal, ll2; orontas,
ll2: MacFleckloc, il2; Mike Strauss 112;
Timely. 100.
Mile on turf. sclling-Andronicus ITO: Great
Neck. 1907: Ordeal, 1o4: Ell Upton, ioi; Dan
Cupid 104: Teando, 1922 Chopin, 1o1; Camo-
top. lol; Chivalious. 1ol: Village Pride, 40;
Lady Exile, 96; Strangest, s6; Tyran. %; Lee
pida. 81: Avocd o.
Mile. seling-Scotch Plaid, 10: Estaca, 100,
Acrabot. 104 Hanwell 10l; Handsel. 1Ol;
Pardella. 10l Fenetta. 90: Wolhurst, ~,
GreyHeld. 80; Tanis, %: HandcufI 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
ropAy's RACES.
Entries nj 81. Louis.

One and sixteenth miles, seilas--Lord
Neville. INDIAN 10, Ransom l0o. Eight Bells
105, Salvarze 96. Red Pirate 81.
One mile. seling-Gaston 11,. vcloce 100.
Jack Bradley. Alexandria. Tho Tar; con 99
Frskal. Almante 81, SARATOGA. Chldula H.
Jchr Couzot 95. Lurdan. Colonel Cassidy "a.
Chimura So
Three-fourths of mile. selling Forsythc.
Command log. Sidduhia. Necklace. Lattie
Anrio Oldfeld 100. Easter Card. MizEoura.
Dr. Graves 9s. Trust Nc Ollie j. Payment rs.
Three fourths of mile--Hiudoonet. Tom
Collins lO7. Miss Brambe loi. silver SGT 10l.
Sorrow I02 Cathedral 9S.
Three fourths OF mile-Jesse. Van Brnnt,
st Augustine 15i Eltholin Tricky Jim lSl
Mystery Al Thurman, Plantation lol.
Five and half furlongs selling-Schnell
Iaufer. Glissando, Special Notice. Wool
Trico los, Canrobert Gold Pick, Nei Dennis.
Fox Il. CUTLER Elbe l05.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
bicycle Races.

New York July Five thousand pers,ns
saw the bicycle races a. Vailsburg, \. j.,
today.
Half mile, consolation, professionalism
won by Boil Wnbour. Atlanta; Z. A. Mile,
Galveston, second a. Nowhouse, BuEilo,
third; A. C. Mertens, Minneapolis fourta:
w. G. Furmnn. Los Angeles, NTH. Time
Los LIS.
One mile professional-Won by Bob Wal
hour. four yards: Jay Eaton Lorraine, n. j.,
60 yards, second A. Newhouse. Buffalo, so
yards. third. Charles Radfeld Newark, 80
yards. fourth; r. A. Miller, Galveston, 80
yards, fifth. Time 2:09 40.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Boyle made several good stops.
Sheldon got tbree-base hit, two-base hit
and single.
Jack Huston did the best batting. He was
at bat five times and made three singles and
double.
If McMackin had been given proper support.
1t is more than likely that he would have
won his game.
The Houston club plays IN Galveston to-
morrow. Two games will be played In the
Island City the Fourth.
The Buffaloes had an off-day yesterday a.
all ball clubs will sometimes have. and played
worse than they have ever done before.
Keefc's playing in right field was not at all
M to the standard Yesterday. There were
several hits that camo into his, territory which
he should have gotten easily
Mr.. Charles T.. Eisenfelder. one of the
owners of the Galveston club saw the game
Yesterday. Mr. Eisenfelder Is true sports
man and thorough gentleman. and has done
a great deal 10 promote baseball in this State.
He and his associate. Mr. Dermody. are
heavy losers on the club this season.
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ton 10 make the commission OF all agents who
arc nov receiving 10 per cent on out busin,ss
and { rcr cent on In business 10 per cent uu
10th III and ont husiross This increase in
the commission will afeet 70 per cent ~
Wells Fargo a Co.'S agents. and viii be
tho largest commission pad agents BY any
~ M ,.,,s ',,i,r ~, IA ea,; r., nsss,,','
rcrs on the main limo has been raised from
$50 to $50 per month"; The change in. the
yaiaries and commissions Is effective July l.
Ibis move Is In line with President Valentines
wril-known generosity, he believing that all
employees should share ~ tho prosperity Of
the company, The increase In the commits
sion applies to all commission Offices IN The
Central aud Atlantic departments of Wells,
Fargo a Co.
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Liberty. Texas. July ..-prummers an,
other representatives. representing the va
rious manufactures and other callings. regis
tered at the Hotel Cameron this week; G. +.
Simmons, vita the st. Louis Tobacco com
pany; J. Atwood, with Southern Cotton. oil
company Houston; Hon. Q: L, Garter OF Li,-
iIpston. DR. c. G. Nash OF Beaumont, j. N.
Powers. ~, with II. @. Lun & Co.; J. |. Had
ley OF Henderson, Wooden mills; Ed Richard
son with r. s'earn. Detroit. Mich; J. 4.
ponney. with Planters aud Mechanics OIL
company, Houston j. j. Freeman OF Men-
phis, Tenn.