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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Cleveland. o, Jan 9.-toI- Richard
c. Parsons died yesterday morning.
aged - years. Col. Parsons had long
been distinguished citizen of CIeve-
land As young man he was a mem
Der of the Ohio house of representa-
tives and speaker of that body. Later
consul TO Rio Janeiro. Subsequently
he was marshal of the United States
supreme court. He served one term in
congress. and was intrumental in in
augurating the harbor improvements
at this port For time he was editor
of the Cleveland Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

4. ". Hlackman. of Enthrrfnr,l
county, Tenn. committed suici,l. at a
sanitarium in Nash,ill, by emitting the
carotid artery with a piree uf glass
broken from "A chandelier while his
attendant was eut Of the r,-am. lie
was - wars old ansl leaves a widow
and children.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Jim FinIsy. living ten miles sou,h u
starkviIie. while sitting in his hoase
ono night last week. was fired on By an
unknown party and instantly killed
Ills wife was sitting within three feet
~ her husband when the fatal shot was
fred. Investigation failed 10 discover
1ny elew ,o the assassin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

tieh Reese. n Negro who had never
borne an euviahie reputation. was
killed by Mr.. VIII sullivan. NEAR Nrri
dian. Miss. sullivan gave himself mn.
Reese. II Is understood went Ia Sulli-
vans place looking for trouble pair
Ot 1>-calibsr pistols, ioaslrd aud r, adv
for use. were found on hi- person
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

A wholesale Jail delivery occurred at
Kosciusko one night last week. There
were nine prisoners confined in jail. and
all of them made their escape except
Joe Love, charged with murder. whn
not only refused to 20 with the Others,
bat assisted the iailer in his effort to
hold those attempting to escape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
sosiAIist Riots whit. Gslag to the ronh
OF BianaaI-

Paris. Jan. e.-The socialists annual
pilgrimage yesterday To the tomb Of
BIanqui in the cemetery of Pere Ia
Chaise. led to riots between the rival
partisans OF Henri Rochefor,. editor OF
the intransigeant. and NJ. Jaures. ed
itor of the socialist Petit Republicque.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

k.tf..s assa.i.st In pss.stisy .aa E.c.l-
t-st 10. sfusiity-

Il further state that about 10 a. m.
uetoter ~. ou taking leave of ten
Henry. commanding United States
tro"p- at Ponce. h. requested me.
Among other things. - say to the
honorable secretary of war on INV ar
rival in Washington. that the rations
furnished To the trnopS in Porto Rieo
werr abundant in quantity and sxevl-
leut in auaIitv~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The Filipino insurgents refuse to
hs-r1te their prisoners on the demand
Of the Americans. claiming that this
might be construed as an act Of sub
mission 70 the United States. With re-
gar'i to lib-rating the monks. the i'm
surg~nts intend to negotiate with the
vatican directly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Secretary Meikrijohn has sent let
ter To the military affairs committee
in the house. in which he stated that
the department WAS having rosters
prepared of the confederate forces of
each state during the war. and would
soon have them ready for issuance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The sword of honor to be presented
q the direction of congress TO Rear
Admiral Dewey as a national recogui-
sion Of his victory at Manila. has been
Completed by Tiffany a Co. of New
York. and placed in n window for pub
hc exhibition for few days. when il
will be shipped tn Washington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

white man on whose person wrrr
found papers that lead the authoritiss
to believe that his name j. W ".
War;. WAS struck by passenger truiG
near Meridian. Miss. and instantly
killed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Easton. Pa, Jan. s.-Col. Asa W.
Dickinson. of Haekensaek. y. J.. died
yesterday at the home of his mother.
Mrs. Jacob Hay. in this city. Col.
Dickinson was prominently identified
with financial affairs. and during the
Harrison administration was collector
Of the port of New Jersey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
tn. wilder Furu.e. -BIo~n.-

The iron furnace built at Johnson
City. Tenn. in 1890, by Gen. John
Wilder. federal pension agent there.
was blown" the other night for the
first time. \ daily output of 100 tons
of pig iron is now scored.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

A delegation from Scranton. headed
by +. H. Lewis. appeared before the
house committee on rivers aud harbors
at Washington last week. asking for an
improvement of Horn Island Pass AZ q
cost of t5o,Ooo aud the deepening of
Pascagoula river at a cost of s., 900
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Madame Teresa Carr~no. the famous
pianist. arrived at New York on the
Irav-. from Bremen. on the 9TH She
vii make her first appearance this
season in Boston as soioist with the
Boston symphony. with which organ
Eation she will make n weeks tour in
ending the principal eastern cities.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

:. J. Tubbv. a full-blooded Choctaw
In,iian. has been licensed to teach in
the schools OF Noxubee county and
assist in enlightening the bsnighted
youth % his race. rubby Is a pretty
well educated man and one of no mean
order of intellect.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Middleboro, n.y.. JAN &C. T. Per
rim has fioated bonds for 100000 on
the Watts steel plant. and the plant
resumes at once. This is the largest
basic steel works in the south and EN-
Ployes 700 workmen. II was built in
1895 at a cost of ST50.OOo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

duel between NJ. Horan<zky. q
nem herof the lower housr of the Hun
garisn diet. and Baron Ranffy. the prr-
nnier. took place - Buda Pest on the
Sd Pistols were the weapons used.
The duel was bloodiess. Each fired
four shots. but both were too much
sgitated TO aim their pieces.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Beverly. Mass. Jan. William En-
dicot. aged 100 years. died yesterday.
He was an eye witness of the engage
ment between the frigates Chesapeake
and shannon. June 1. Isl3.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The Chicago rim~s-Herald says:
1rrater Chicago Is in sight Steps
have be~n taken to secure legislation
IN consolidate the city and county gov
ernments and abolish the different
to~nship organizations within the city
limits. TO accomplish the desired re-
sui, m amendment to the constitution
vill b. necessary.
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w..,-s m.s. ea.r.a.,.,. n.s~..

4 letter from President Mckinley
has hs.n received At Macon. Ca. re-
gnestiug half dozrn badges of the
confederate veterans. the same as the
ones pinned on him on his rrrent visit
To Macon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

John blythe. well known. aud an
ex-oflieial - the internal revenue ssrs-
lee. died the other day at Hopkins
Vile. ny. of consumption. aged go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Philadelphia jan 9.-Niss Sophie
Dallas, daughter of George VI. Dallas.
who was viee-president of the United
States under President Polk, is dead.
in her seventy sixth year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
PACIFIC FAST NAIL.
Ninssy- Five Hosrs ssd Ftfsy-Ftvs Miaatss
Bstvsss Nsv Nsrh and Port
lnna. Ore.

Seattle. Wash. Jan. THE new fast
mail train over the Great Northern ar
rived at is-s5 this morning. three
hours and IS minutes behind time.
AT PORTLAND on TIME
Portland. Ore. JAN 6.-The new
fast mail train from the east arrived
on time over the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Co.'S line. making the time
between New York and Portland in
eS hours and SIS minutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The London Daily Chronicle refers
e-iitorially in words OF warm-st well
cum- to the expected coming Of Jo-
s-ph r. Choate as United States am
hassa,ior to Gra~t Britain. describing
hirn - thoroughly representative Of
al clements in America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Mrs. Bloomfield Moor. of Philadel-
phis. who was largely interested in
The Ke~ly Motor Co.. died at her
house in Great Ssanhop~ street. Lon
don. where she had lived for a dozen
YEARS.. ON the sth- She WAS n volum-
nous writer for the press. and con-
stanfly fought what she considered
the battle for women.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The State board of education at its
recent meeting discussed the advisa
bility OF increasing the number of sum
mer normals- This will be done IL the
Peabody fund distribution and the
finances of the board will warrant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

G-orI,~ E~rol SELLERS dird an bis
hous near Chattanooga. Tenn. rrcrut-
T.. Ia thu NINETY first yvar - hi- aav.
~. WINS i-,rn in Philadelphia. in No-
v.ml-rr. i-o~. le-nt~,i a. Cincinnati in
i~ts and embarked in coal mining amt
cnal land sp"eulating with samuel 4.
tildeu. IL Wa an engineer D., pro-
tes~ion aud WIS on~ - the ~ariv huihi-
rr~ - locomotive. he mssde the first
preliminary surveys For railroads in
Georgia and rrnn~--sr iu i~tY. Tie snt
>aid - hs the original ~ Mark rwuiu's
~Nult~rrv S~li-rs.~ but this h. al
wav~ Indignantly d~ni.d. iI~ was a
brother Of coleman seller. th~ rhiia-
islphia suEiueer. ausi a grandson ~
the srva' artist Charlie ". fralv col
Sellers had the largest individual col
lection ~ Indian and othrr rslir~ of
th'. American eoatiRent Ia this eaau-
try.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The Inauguration OF Frank Rollins
|as governor of New Hampshire took
pIacr At Concord. on the s,h. in the
presence Of both branches of the legis-
hfarv and a large company of dis
nng'ished public men and friends Of
,h. new chief magistrate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Dayton, o., Jan. s.-wm. Howell
of Chicago. have filed with the secre-
tary of state certificate OF increase OF
capital stock from si5.ooo,0O to si2.-
Coz. loo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
IHE FRIEND OF AGulNALpo.
's-""rsa ""is.s.. e.it,s.s-s IN.
sm~-'ss-s ..ss esss~r. v.ls.hs- I.-
f"r-ast sts~s team---i--s ~ B~-,

Washington, Jan. THE cpsrrst.,ss-
.ienes prbiish.si Officially In eunn-..
tion 18th the p~asv tr-asy contain.
much Of INTEREST from Cousni win.
iAnis. ~ho vas stationed az Manila.
prior 70 the var. IL Was Il, s-su~tant
e"sssrsunieatinn ~ith Nruiaaissa f..r
some timv after the battle ~ Manila
hay. and his irtt-rs throw nueh light
upon the relations With the Philip
pine ehisf,sin
a. as.k.sa- ss=zzs-ssa.
rs rariy as February :. last. Mr..
Williams Wrut-.
'rh~ Tos~rsar general. wis, j. su.g
able and popular. having r--ixn~si.
wishes er-si.t Csc p-ssasafisu. aud some
r~b~tt~srvi~v> ~er~gv~ns ss-h hrsb- af
~. $50. IN 10 eoa~rws ts pabIie d~p-rta-
tisn 20 China This brib. and s-por,.-
'sss. h~ adds. -oniy naisipii-ss el-su,-
snts and famed thu nrr~ ~ di-eua-
senf-
TN Marvh -. he complained that
letters aud kilograms w~rr tamperv.l
with.
rss tsaa~s~~ ~ tn. en~~~a the ssr-~s-ss
hsr 10 rr.xr-s~
He speaks OF the influence % th..
church a. the grvat~ss bar to prrgr,-ss
IN the islands. ur Williams also
stated that every leisure hour was ar
voted to the inspection ~ the forts.
ars~nals and bastleships in and about
Manila. even AZ that ~ariy slay and that
he was --nsiing information thus de-
rived by Commodore Dewey. who. With
his iiset. was then ~ Hong kong
Spi-S wrr- 81 thiek that h. did not
dare copy has dispatches in ofse-
books.
ws- . wts~s> ss Ds--v'. vi~tsry.
Mr.. Williams left Manila on April
=. III was Nitn-s~ Of tH.N~y's vic-
tory. and on Nav = resumed he re-
ports from Cavit-. Hi~ hrSs dispatch
0t that dat~ b-gius With a~~uranc~
~ '-the frirasiiin-ss nf thu Philippine
natives to our country. and 70 me- a.
- representative >cor-s Of times
he eon'inu~-. Il have hrar,i hop ~
pr-s~s-l that either N. niss.l Stat.s
or Great Britain would acquire these
islands
t'sv-ss that the rn'iippa-~- ws.Is ~ a-sa
.. tsa.~y.
--tgHinalsio told M to-day h~
writes. On June IL. that his friends
all hoped that the Philippines ww,tl.i
b. h~lt a. a coluav Of the United
>tat~s.'
This was only four day~ after tho
first formation II a PROVISIONAL gov
-rnm~nt hy thu natives. Mr. Williams
SayS h. vas invited IA be pr~~snt
when this guv~nrm-nt waS organized
by the Fiiipinos. but that be had dr.
ciins,i. for Nhieh he afterwards r--
e~is-sl note Of approval from the
state department.
rA.at.-i the s---i. ss c.r.ii.l cs-oy-r.ssss.
en- August h wrote
1T has b-en nv sttstv "a keep on
PHEASANT terms with A.uinaIsfo for nj
/ timafe objects. admiral Dewey sav.
/ I have planted the seeds OF sortlial 60
nalsio has b-~n that the conditions or
| government BY the Iuite, States IN
+ the Philippine islands would b. vasti,
better for him and his psopIe in honor,
advancement and profit than could ex-
iSt under any plan iixsd by himself
tire situation with him. aud h- has
called his officials from i5 provinces
10 meet for discussion Of all grounds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The Madrid newspapers continue to
charge the Americans in the Philip
pine islands with all kinds OF afroei-
ties. As n sample OF the current fic-
tions. they accuse the Americans of
delivering up Spanish naval ii~uten-
ant. who is alleged TO have surren-
d-red to the United States forces. to
the insurgents, who subjected him to
all kinds of torturvs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The auditor has issued another call
upon the various State banks of Mtssis-
sipPi. ordering them 10 send in state
ments showing their condition A. aP-
pears by their books on December 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Tho tr~ssy cf Paris was s-nt to the
s-nate by the president. on the 9TH.
-hsr-ursa that body Immediately
w-nt into executive session and rr-
frrr-d the treaty to the committee on
fprvign relations.
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NO. >.


onr ~ shs pruuslsst nsen va Column
BE-, 80 Is NJ tharis- e.. Kendall. a
~eii kN sn veans married mau. The
-sHs~ - ht- rfiss~ - letter from Al
uiirai tsswey. arknu', lr,lgtnr re, ipt
~ irttsr tr,u Nr. k~u,ali - ,lr
rffrv, that b. bod nam.d bis little
riri after the rr,ai naval hero. snd
iueio-ing a phoiorwph - ihe youug
lniy Ih~ uso-t peculiar feature Of
fhs story Wa that the chiid was b,,rn
the very dsy that tsrwvy smashed
Nonioio's fleet. and h.r ls.s'ats. lsaru-
ing u.Nt dav 80 The cuingisicuee.
NAMED her Eiiz nr,s,y Kendall. n,
M ne- 80 r. month. her pic,ur. was
sskvu and lssrr written Iva which
the facts werv narrated and the pack-
aE~ dispatched ,o IN~~y. The letter
Is a. faliaw~.
Flagship olympia. Manila. L. l..
pct. -. t~a~ Mr. &. a.. k~ndall. Dear
S,r-i have the pleasure "a acknos,t-
r,ige the r~e-ipf Of your letter II sep
,~ml~r 9. Informing me that YOU have
honorrd me hy naming vuur baby
t.is p.w~y k-nslail and sl~o phot"
~ the hahv. Nav hong life, health
snd happin-.- b. tn bot 90 Miss Eiif
with many thanks for the honor and
with respects a. Mr.. krudaf I ana.
very truly. GEORGE DEW ~"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Mai. Esserhaxy. now known to b~
she lathor Of the Dr~yfus bor,ier~an
Elas b~~n summoned to appear before
shs Paris court OF cessation. on the
a.rh. u is understood that he will
, fr-. from srr-s, coming and going
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

A gang of cattle thieves are at work
near TeNarkaha, Tex, aud ne trace Of
them can be found. A number OF Sc
rious losses are reported.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

In ~-il-inform~d quarters in Paris
n is r~rsrsi~d as probable that France
snd Grvss Britain will reach an sgr-~-
men, on ne Newfoundland shor~ que~-
ecn ~hieh will b. satisfactory To Great
Britain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Following = statement - the cum
fi'iua II The STATE treasury ea the nr~t
day - the new year. showing the r.
cvtP,S and alshur>r1n~uts by moaths
fraH July I. I~o-. 10 January O.. i,las
ewFWfrWa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
Killed HIS Caa.ia-

In a quarrel near Terrell. Tex. the
other day. Charles Carter killed his
cousin. Henry Carter. by blow on the
head with a fence rail.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The statement Of the condition Of
M. treasury is.u-si on the tth showed: /:
Available cash balance. ssss.t45, ,20s:
~,,d rpserve. s2ss.iT1. .ss2.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

II is estimated that the increased
e--s ~ the army under the Hull ball.
should u b>ccme q Law. over the pres
ent Expenditure. will be sss..io. .s1i. OF
q total of ss7,os5. SIS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

c. +. Nanderford, professor of ayri-
culture in the Tennessee university.
died suddenly AT his home in Knox
vile . few days ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Osing 70 the protrset~d Illness Of
Sir Henry irving. Miss Ellen Terry iz
organizing . company Of her own in
rsu.lsu. with which she will tour the
-r,,.frr~s-
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The reply of Lord Salisbury 70 the
rropn-al of Emperor Nicholas for a
disarmament conference of the powers.
~hich Is inst published. promises the
eorliai cooperation Of the British gov
srnment. and Asks for an Indication Of
the hssds OF discussion at the confer
pnr~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

ra-r- ~ere NJ RECEIPTS - tishur,s.-
ns.nts snr 'as mssnth " V.iab.r GA a.
o.ans q quarantine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

rne cabinet. ~ It's meetings. on ,h.
~. xsv. .r~-ial consideration to the
.sruini-srssion of affairs in Cubs.
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REFRIGERATED BESF.
tl..s. Css. ~s.tts. - ts~ ~.h-i.s. -s- p~-
v.rt.@ss. 80. o. -. ss-~a.-s
-ast Nh..l~.a.ws.

Wa.hfnrtun. JAN. . tsmrlissnrv-
t.en-ral pagan. - N. arm, has made
rrhih- a better from fi~ut Col \ L.
Snsifh. % tbT subsistence arpaftnrnt.
tonehinr To- as~ - refrigerated l-evf
furnished 81 tr-,p- in rerto g,cs
from that iausr,i ~ Fonc~- In this
i~ttsr cot smith SAYS in part.
ssaa-~s. w.. s-sas-.s E-fs..~s-ss- ssr-t
- rtanr oth~r~ tn whom tho r~frfs-
etatsd b-~f VA i-so.,i remember
IN. toil,sssing uiiic~r> a. having sPaken
If ~. inuisn~~ supcriority ~ - os~r
'h~ native t~vf Mai ~ n Iurniinr-
ham. --trr-~u IT thu general hu~pitai;
tapt. irvine. Ei~vvnth infantry. who
Was acting ~ e-nmi~sary for the
steamship Panama "a think tnasir,i
with c,snNal.r-rut~ IN route TO the
I 'nited >tat~~. apt. W. A.. Evans. cop-
n,snslin- battalion Ninet-~ath tntan-
try Capt. IIoppin. S.eond cavalry.
commanding cavalry squadron.
~ 49, r-a-- -s the s--s sn-s r.-ss.s.
Their were No PREPARATION made
for the rre~ieing and taking care ~
the t,,f On shor~. ~ had t. h. un-
ioa,lrd by lighters ard thrown ou the
foor ~ the epmmts~ary stur~hou-c
until the ,roop- caiic,i fur IL Ia open
wagons. II was. therefore. subjected
- the wurS.. T.,=~ibis usage VA hand
ling II was frequently - Ia - hours
oN the vessel t-rforr t-iug issued. One
ISSUE To- Capt Hoppin was over -
hours IN the storshou~- Notwith-
standing this the meat was In go"i
condition. eNevpt pisce~ which had not
h-~n sufficiently protected. hat could
b~ trimmed OF with soms- loss.
ts.s..tsa the Refrigerator es.s Nv-ry
N~sat.s.
4 inspected the refrigerator beef
zach morning b.forr ~ was issued.
and kn,,w that IL was In r,,od cvu,li-
tiun. eNcvpt a. stated above. Gases
herr " was rri~vtsd w~r~. think.
dus tp the prv iu,iie- arising from the
appearance when out of the r~frir~ra-
tor short tiuc aud 10 the fact that
it was knouu the b-~f had h~~n a
ione tune un the vessel in Porto Kican
wat~r~.
-Th. oeicyrs without exception 20
Nh"m @i"fNF '"h"'hih'" th" "H+ OF
ths native b-et. which had =" b. c"a-
summed 'hr aame day q was Slaagh-
tered
Got smith also has the following 20
~ay about ratt"ns for IN" soldiers.
'"s".'"'~ k''''.''. .,ss"-s A-.'. Avail
-
'','''
-!
:,
Wv" ''t "'' NV nF''t
rHttWn. IRISH frsrtabi"s not nciuiird-
F These spotisd So rapidly that it was
E desnaed t-.st To commute the ration
of them for several weeks. aud give
tho truops the money value Ia buy
other arttel~s. toarSe salt was i<saed
IA hen ~ hns on one or two cseaSsous-
".r- '"-'-'""s''".", s"'"''''"d.
s'''''H ".''' '''u :" IN
NV .''.'',t "N''','' a. :"
T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

A civil cour. in Paris has mulcted
the Comt~-se de Martel. the we'll
Known writer under the nom de plume
Of -Gvp.~ in 5000 francs damages and
costs for publishing in a recent book
. Hh-l against SENATOR Trari-ux. the
former minister Of Justice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The correspondence. published Of
hcially. on the 9Th. in connection with
the peace treaty contains much OF in
terest from Consul Williams. who was
stationed st Manila. prior to the war.
he was in constant communication
with Aguinsldo for some time after
the battle Of Manila bay. and his let
ters throw much light upon the rela-
tons with the Philippine ehieftain-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Consul Boyle. in q report on the
trade Of uverpod With the United
states. ays that the past year has
ssen ths hess In history for trade In
American prodssas In that district
and there II every reason to believe
Nat Il win eonsinua to grow.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-22
WITH THE RAILROAD MEN.

President Mellen, Vice President Hanna
ford and Assistant Counsel Mitchell. of
the Northern Pacific, are expected back
today from an inspection trip West. over
the line.
+. 1. Whitney, general passenger agent
of the Great Northern, and Charles s.
Fee, general passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific, are expected to return
this afternoon from Chicago, where they
have been attending the meetings of the
Western Passenger association.
General Passenger Agent Cal E. Stone
of the ST. Paul & Duluth, returned yes
terday form a three days trip to Chicago.
during which he attended the meeting
OF the Western Passenger association
Bert Nash, general agent at Helena of
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, was visitor in the city yes
terday.
George R. Huntington has been appoint
ed superintendent Of the Wisconsin and
Peninsula division of the 500, and Will
assume his new duties June 25. He sue
ceeds f. G. Rachelder. who has resigned
to take a position with the Baltimore &
Ohio.
s. L. Moore general freight agent of
the Northern Pacific, and E. B. Ober as
sistant general freight agent of the
Omaha, are in Chicago attending a
freight meeting H. M. Pearce, general
freight agent, and General Superintend-
ent J. c. Stuart, of the Omaha, are in
Nebraska on tour of inspection