Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-02-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


Nli traa>-~ontin~ntal lines Isasiing
rnron.h Solorsdo wer~ tied up. 0n the
II. hy szeW-
sHsaax shy suppli~S rarrissi hy ths-
>alae- fnr Nanita arr a large amount
srf ammunition Of all kiasiS. two ten
i-sh rites. ; svr-inch rapid-fr- gems.
tvAe ras-S Of rer1s-sin h-asi~. dynamite
p.ssssi~r. machinery. r~friS~rzfing aud
,-,ausi-u<ing aachiHes- zsa lix~ <h-~p.
~ix aaiIsh eozss. su0 harrris of sour.
uniforms and material for elothing
Ndviee< re~eiyesi bv ~. steamer
Cufrh- At Naneoue~r. Il T.. ssvss In
siianS arr On th- Narpash n Aiaska.
One hattie hss taken pla-- a. Jun-a.r.
and morv Sighting = imminent Foue
IrsliznS w~rr kiii-,i aud several
vsounsi..,l. Four American deputy
u.arShaIs w~rs woun.!e,t. The Indians
ar. drinking. and Their. may b. a grn-
rrll uprising
Th.. Haffalo arrived at Manila. on
the ri. having uasie r~corsi- breaking
run from New York to Manila in -
DAYS >he has aboarsi about sOo sail
ors to rrlieve men in D~wey's fleet
y hssSs tinas- has expired She will be
used n regular transport for men
aud naval stor-=. making regular trips
b~t~r~a Manila aud san Francisco
very thrv~ months
\ IoeaI fright srain. west-bouud.
aud the pay-ear special. passing east.
roliisls,i near San simon. Arix-- On the
1sl. white going through sand storm
Fireman ,lh-rt Favey was instantly
kiIlssI. Engineer Ralph Batt-rly was
badly injured. and Engineer James
L. avist rcceive,i injuries which caused
death few hours later
The Chicago Chronicie. ~ the Id.
saif. y combine covering all grades
IT oafnieal ard other breakfast foods.
both in bulk and package. = in proe~ss
of formation. and will b. launched
within few ssays--
ts@n- Maxine Gomez. a. the result OF
the conference with Special Commits
Sionsr Robert r forrer and >~nor
Que~asia. has plaresI himself squarely
the United States government in the
work OF reconstruction in Cuba
\ two-hcrSe wagon headed with
furniture. and ON which six p~rsons.
five nfen anal n young woman were
riding. was struck by fast baltimore
4 Ohio freight train At the crossing at
RiVerton sration. llst above Mekees-
port. Ia. ON the 7d- Four of the men
were kiIlrsi and the other man and the
voung woman wrre 80 badly injured
that they will probably die
The internal revenue receipts at the
SSn Francisco ofsic~ for the month of
january amounted to s-ss..0s. almost
dcabie the sum received during the
same month of last year
The negotiations for Sir Henry Irv-
ing'S tour Of this country TO begin
next October. have progressed 20 satis-
faetorily that his personal representa-
tive. Bran >toker. has started for this
country
There Is almost a positive b~iicf
among army offie~rs that there Will be
a mitigation Of the sentence imposed
bx rhs- eourt-martiai which tried Com
missarv General Eagan. While the
mail sentence will be severe. It j. mot
proha Bile that there will be \ dismissal
| from the army
The government crop IMPORT issued
January 90. gave an estimate OF winter
wheat acreage which makes the queS-
tion OF crop condition of especial I'M
| prrtanes. IL made the acreage OF win
ter wheat at e9.s5c.ss9 acres. e-3il-so>
acres greater than the area so~n for
the Isss crop aud s--os-,os acres
gr,-as.r than the ARIA actually harvest
ed last year
The Alabama house OF r~pre~~nta-
,ixeS. on the Id. without n dissenting
vote. adopted a resolution directing
that ;hr national flag be hossted over
every school house in the state and os
kept floating there forever
| The judiciary committee OF the
house OF representatives reported thai
Mai Lien. Wheeler. 4 member from
j ,r.hama. Col James r. Campbell. OF
IIi;na;.. Gel. David g. CoIson. OF Ken
,urkv. aud Maj. Edward e Robbins
of pennsylvania. had vacated then
s~ats i'm the house BY sccePslls eou'
-.sssssrS IN the army