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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
FOR rNcIrISe INsuRREcrIoS.
Tee OsT-tiss ~ rs.-s- atr-ss.s Ia sss
th.shss wsies ,st-s - rrvs.ssts
th~m rh-tr os.ss-

rari~. feh. si.- Th-rc va. mush ~
eiismrnt IN the chamber - drrufics
yesterday a'ivrnatu. and larrr I'D
Tendance ~ nyuisrr~. T.e president
~ the hot-~. NJ D.-s-hansi. ANNOUNCE.
that he had rscsisssi = request % pr,,s.
ccufr NM. htssuls.le and Marvel
liahs rt Th- s'aienient va wrr.tsd
With cries ~ "i;~ad a. The president
then rad letter FROM the puhii,
prosecutor according o. which teen Es-
get deIo~.,i that hand ~ mrn. bead.
ID hs n~ruulsaic and lisiert. followed
his brigade. sud .ai.re.i sar caurttartf
Of the tarracks cccupi-sl ~ th. troup-.
s-s-.-i .. r-..- ws.. n-s-.ssss
NMtrruui-sir and ilat~rt. the e~n-
c'ai farthsrd~i-s~..,i. questioned thu ef.
siesr~. and refused TO i~a,r when r.
qussis,l Ia do ~o. Ther~forr sh~x w~-c
arrv<te,i. ar,i confessed they wished o.
irad he trcop~ into revolutionary
movement. and 'o replace the pariil-
M H'ary rrpai,lie - ri~hi.ei's -
public. u rr,arl
Tie two dsputie~ usruticn.,i were
ther removed 10 the g-slicc .'s,i-n.
s-.--i fes Asth.rtsy o. rr-.se-ts
The pnhlic prosecutor then s-krj
for authority 20 prosecute The tnu
prisensrs on the charge ~ attempting
t. turn the troop- frega their dutt
". Castelar,. rrPabiiran a~rnl--r ia
ou~ - thu divisions 90 tfsn~ tno,-t
that M D~ruulesls and iisi-r' H. -
as hi-rty. Professionally. withoat rr,.
iudicing ,h~ir prosecution. DECLARING
'ha, hr knew their bow for th- r~pni~
De-. aaa did not t~liex~ hi frien.i. wvrs
guilty a. reprr~~ntsst
The premier. NJ pupuy. SAID si's-t
sion whether or not 90 pr.-rvu'~ ths
tuo d~puiieS oueht So h- taken Niih.
cot DELAY. ard b. ssk~ti thr vhamis-t
to iuiuae,iiasely appoin; a rummi't.s
18th Instructions 10 Frr-srt en- ths -ab
pet i.ast evening. lthcvr-l
s.s.s q. - G-.t~s~-a 10 th- rr-s~s~sts..
" l-asi~s. nationalist. rrprv~~nsinr
fh. toas.om district - ter. said b.
had assromvaais,i M. Dcronirsi. aud
liabert 60 the gate % ih~ tarraelz
an,i askesi 20 D. in.iu.iv,i ia the pros
cntioa.
The hon~~ thsn adjourned for tho
huFraux 90 uar.f and elect thu commit
ifefrsu-
h~ burrauN s~i~cisd rOnriiff-f
t.auimously favorable 20 the prose-
ear'on - MM. D~Fouls,i- anI ilai-eri
an1 opF-ssing ". Ca-teian's mo'ion.
D-~ts--s - sais-s1s- ts- rr~--<-tis-4
tfier m. hri.fesf ntsetinr. at which
- nupms was hsarsi on th~ gurefisa.
thf sssusuiifss~ siss5sis,l - author -
rhi FFss-.-vutiou If sh~ 'wo sf~f,slti.-
aui s'iis-egn-rfiv rsr-rrtssi - ths
eharni-r. vhich. rs s,,as - hansis
tafs,l faF thr prsssseufion. ausl slsfsa5s
ei " tssf.ian's auasnsirsisnf.
M u~rouie,is and Hat-Ft v~rs
transferred during ihs CAV 80 ,hc fri--
On A. n Saufr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

AR asrrrdn,~n; 50 the s.,n .iitut,.,a
- North 'aFciina limiting saHrsE~
has i.~sn adopted D., both hranch~S II
the e~m~rsl s~-~mhiy. ~ ra~~~,i ~
Lousr ~ q vote - - 60 - and ,h'
ssns'~ ~ ,o s. n will b. submitted -
a sotr 81 the p~opie IN august 1921. at
the same tim .trt~ criccr~ arr voiri
fnt
The avowsd ohi-,t ~ the anenl-
ns~nt T. - eliminate the ignovant
uerro vote To- do this educational
property AVID l-pli isN qualifications
arr pr-scrits,i. Iiut this - mad. iu-
effective ns C. white p~cs.lc ~ 'hs
further provision that ans i-rr-on r1a
vote who was entitled to vote On jana
AIRY !. i-ss. OF auy time prior ihsrr'"
OF Whose areestors were - entitled e.
vote
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

a New Dry Deek for Mare Island.

Washington. Feb. 25.-Chief rndi-
colt. of the BUREAU of yards and dock :.
navy department. will advertise for
proposals for building new dry doc.
at the Mare Island navy yard in two
weeks This dock will be timbrr
dock. hut otherwise will he just like
that just contracted for TO be placed 1t
the Bos,on navy yard. The length will
75o feet. drsf, 20 feet. with width a
80 feet at the bottom. These dimen-
sions will admit OF the docking of any
war ship likely TO he built Tor many
years 70 come.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

An item is going the rounds of the
State press To- the effect that the bonded
debt of the State Is si.oc3, ,0oo. This is
a misleading statement, as it does not
include a very important item con-
nec,ed with the bonded debt, namely,
the item of interest which Is steadily
accruing on the bonds The total
bonded debt and interest foot up close
TO one million and half dollars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
oree Convicted and Sentenced to Death
Now Declared Innoeeat-

Platte City, No, Feb. William
S. Foley. the 2s-year-old Clay county
farmer, was acquitted of the charge
of numbering his mother ut their
home near Liberty. No. in 1897. He
is still under indictment. charged with
killing his sister. but will probably
never h's tried on that charge. Foley's
first trial resulted in n hung jury. On
the second he was convicted and SEN
fenced 10 be hanged. but was granted
"a new trial. Foley has had several
narrow escapes from lyncaing-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Pruf- II. \ Bryant committed sui
eis.r at fsysttssilis. T.nn.- hs cutting
bis thrua' from ar 80 sar with a
reFcr. frcf- Bryans was minister
H. th~ thrlsiiaa ehur-h. aHd w&-
f"Tn~rlt sounty superintendent -
pui,iie institutions. Hs us~ r,ernti-
ARRESTED on charge ~ attempting 81
hir- man io burn his RESIDENCE IN
erirr that h. nigh; coll-vt the iasus-
ant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
N.-,-s.,.. lr k..,..s,.

The spotted fever l'ngu. has grew "
aiarminglN through kenturks. far
" Henderson alone "a fstnli,irs frons
meningitis. IN that civ and county
have h-sn reported FROM fcbruar, :
up to the present time. Thr-- new
easeS appeared a, Rowling Green ~
on- day. and there arr eases ai "a
ducsh. Five persons did cf meniu
gifts In ons day ~ Cor'l-,iils. . small
town nssr OWvn~i'usu. The dis~aSr ts
ssr, fatal. AMI The raiisnfs ~. within
twelve horrs after bring attacked.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Smallpox has become epidemic in the
Mashulayille neighborhood, Noxubee
county. Secretary Hunter says vigor-
Gus measures are being taken to check
the spread of the disease in the Mashu-
Iaville neighborhood and To stamp il
out Al all other infected points in the
State the infection is subsiding and he
board has the disease well in hand.
Vaccination is being enforced in all
neighborhoods where there is the slight
est danger of the disease appearing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Tcxas cattle dealers are aoo.iing Ms
siSsiPpi with letters every day making
duplication 70 buy cattle. There seems
TO he an unusual searcitv - cattle ia
that state, and dealers are icoking TO
Mississippi and neighboring states for
stock cattle. Few. IL any. Of the
Texas orders are being accepted a. yet.
aud there a growing disposition ga
the part - Mississippi farmers to bold
their stock aud feed them at home for
ularlxgt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
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The r.Port Of the attorney general
81 North Carolina Tor the two wears
ended July l. i-a,. show 'ha, 1854
criminal Eases wrr- di~po~rd Of. a.
compared with ia.s.t rases IN iseo p.
u. .sSs in is92-at. aud is.Us9 in i>s4-ss.
of tho ess-s jus, reported - wer- for
homicide and 4.s:s for assault,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
nar.-a li.s ,s.l., sl.,.r

Iue Cock. respectable caiorrd
Woman ~ Tmseal"oSs, who se-S wash
ing for white people. left her horne
for WORK. i-asiug her two-year-oid
ishy in charg. of her siN-yrar- olsl
daughter. The little girl became tired
af pia Wing with the hshs aud set fir.
io her. When asked Why she did il.
she answered: -Eecause | wanted to-
The lsbv ,li-d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Sinclair Hall 7 yonng man Of Ian
oas'rr. Hy. pickle, a little ~or.' on his
lip with = pin. IN short time hi<
bead had swollen to twice is natural
s.ye. and he died Thursday in great
agony of bloosi poisoning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Dr Csurr~ ~ Stone. r~ii-lnawa n
yellow fever rNpsrt. died ~ savannah.
'.a - h-sFt faiiarr. nr. St"p~ was
l-nrn ~ Alhiou \ y snd ~~rs-i ia
thr northern army. israfing iu -
sannah IA t-.s. lie lid h~rsse s~rsisr-
Ia th@ ssiloN fever episirnir Of - ~
Sssaarah. and afterwards gave H.
.-r,i-~ slsswher- in sut.-.,,a~nt rpi-
ss mics ltr Stun~ ives faF two war
I.r-.isirni Of the s;~orria Mssiical So
c.sfy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

The railroad commission has ordered
the southern Express company to re
establish the express Office at Mathew,
ON the Mobile & ohio road, which sta
tion had been heretofore di. c ,ntinued
by the express company without con-
sent of the commission The commits
sion has also ordered the Gulf & Shir
Island railroad assessed ut ti.ooo p r
mfle. This is another of the revenue
agents proceedings IN collect taxes on
the road, which claims exemption ua-
der its charter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

On the place Of GEORGE sateman, in
Montgomery county. was found deaa
one night las, week a short distance
from his house. He had gone out OF
the house in his night clothes He was
killed by n load OF buckshot. which en-
tered his breast. making a CHASTITY
wound. No particulars of the killing
are known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

STATE E-venne Agent Adams gained
another victory ia the supreme court
last week in the tzx litigation against
he Illinois Central. This was the de-
eisi0n Of the second appeal Of the ea>e
which has been pending tefore that
court for several weckS The oouE; de-
sided every point in the cantrorcr>y in
favor 81 the revenue agent. The suit
involves ssoo.ea Of taxes acains; the
Yazoo a Mississippi Valley railroad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

MIR Harriet overtou. 81 Nashville.
Tenn. widow Of the late Col. ONerfou.
died suddenly at Pass Christian. MiSs.
irS. oer,on was o.. and Wa prom
in~n, in the Daughters Of IN. E-voiu-
tion ard Daughters of the Couf.ts-
ersey-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

A. J. Jones. an extensive fruit grower
Of the southern part of Hinds county,
says that the greater part Of the peach
crop of that section has been destroyed
by the recent freeze He thinks the
destruction has been very general and
says the other fruits have no: suffered
50 much
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Washington. Feh. e5.-The navy d.
partment expects the Oregon to ar
rive at Manila about Narrh 10. y
the transports are ahead Of schedule
tini-. il thinks ten OTIS. within a
week. will have rrinforvrrn~nts of =
SEQ men.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Hon T. l.. Miller. mayor ~ ,'reen-
wood, died last week. lie was about
q year old. and was born and reared
near Waterford, Marshall county.
where his remains were taken for IN
terment. The Masons. Odd Fellows
and Knights Of Pythias- Of which or
ters he was member, sent committees
along with his remains, a did also the
city council, out Of respect 10 his mem
nrN-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
NO. IL.
eourHgRN clgaNiNoS.


A. n wsr,i. who four y-ars sro ran
aWaN from M-mphis. Tern.. - trnfral
Nrcrira. isssinT sioo.eo Of aiirrv'i
sprr.d rnrer hehiud. .as IN the saNth
tr.ai. convicted the se.7orsi time 80
iotBs, - and s~ut.ne.d 20 ~~rse hse
Year, "a the psnitrafiars. This ccn-
,.stirn was ~sear'd on vh~sk ~
y hirh. " j. alleged Ward forged th~
. auir ~ his lathrr-in law. :. 4. Touf.
The - ri.ne~ showrsi that an the date
81 ih- drawing of th- check aud 81.
s'at- of it- t--inu ,ashsd fs,af was ~
Cuba. tn. Nasd indictments num
hsrrd ~ and h. j. aitsr.i - have
forrvsi the rarncs of hi- fnthrr-in- law
Cot W 4 Tasia snd D l. Wexford.
htlsinrss psr,nsr Hr wss regarded
icr ysat~ - sort ~ sssssll s.iision of
q financial Napoleon. aud u ws-
ihough, that ~ wns.ia .-~sI- convsc-
lion, Wasd'. tond j. .irncd hy J. ".
I,or,cs,. tho ss~althi--, negrc Ia Ten
~ s~~~ hiuns.if NOW under cous b. tion
Of r~c~isiu.f stolen proP~rts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

BOMBAY. Feb. e5.-Therc arv prrsis-
tent rumors among NATIVES at Pesha-
vur that the amc.r of AfghanistaB.
Ahdurrahman Khan. is dead. The In
iian government has not received any
confirmation of the report.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

NTs. Hayes. The only hyinr daughter
ot jefferson Davis. has b~sn elected
honor regent of 'hc solid South"
room in the confederate museum. At
Richmond. Va. vice h~- sister Miss
Ninrie Davis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

San Francisco, Feb. 25.-Daniel
o'Connell. poet and playwright, died at
bis suburban home in Sausslito. Of
pneumonia. He was of the saire fam
ily as the famous liberator Of that
name
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

E,ar- ADMIRAL Dewey has inforrn..l
~ navy department that he has IL.
rested 1850 tons Of coal az Catite.
itnilz. making that point frs,-cIa. /.
sealing station for the use of United
.fss ships.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Helena. Mont. Feb. e5.-Lieui. En-
,ens ;. French. of the First Nontana
,oIunteers, who was killed in "A skir-
n,ish near Calooean. was a son ef
stephen II. French. for many wears
chairman of the board OF commission
srS of New York CITY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

The governor has offered reward OF
$50 for the arrest of the party or par
ties guilty of the assassination of A. r.
Opry in Perry county on the night OF
February I. The motive for the crime
appears to have been robbery. as opry's $
watch was taken and what money he
mad on his person also.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Gov. Roosevelt celebrated Washing
,ou's birthday BY ahiSing his sigma
ter. .. governor Of New York. TO tn.
|6n 70 prevent the Decorating. mutila
ton or unPruP-r use Of IN. national
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Florida insists that it's orange crop
is not damaged a much as was sup
posed. Growing oranges APPEAR 10
differ from growing peaches.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

\ shoe and department store h1s
hc-n organized among the colored p~c-
pie Of Mobile. Ala. who viii op~H 4
store in q few months Capital. ss.-
Go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

A syndicate composed of N-N En-
CHAMBERS and Canadians has pur-
chased tracts of pi-- lands in North
Carolina. Virginia aad Tennessee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

bill TO consolidate national aud
state elections has failed in the Ala
hanna house. There w-r- To votes in
favor. and - in opposition.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Aecor'iine To special dispatch from
esiro. Egypt. the di~quis;ing news IA
l...n received there that the kalifa. NJ
,he head Of greatly augumented forces.
!, marching cn the Nile.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
VOL. XIII.

Samuel Keys~r. director Of the Chi
. :, conservatory of music. will haze
,t,rse ~ the Cni,el States depart
,.rt 81 musical exhibits at the Pari-
.srssifinu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Maj. Iiernando Money, of the Fifth
volunteers, who has been promoted by
the president to lieutenant-colonelcy
is a son of Senator Money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

New York cusromhous~ officials are
r'hcrity for the statement that the
rVnt seizure Of some i.e0o Swi.,
,sea movements. and one-half that
rsnhsr of gold eases is the Office Of
A VI. Levy. Of New York city. point :
sivcily 20 the existence of an organ
ngi sanr of Smugyier>.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

During ihr storms and IN working,
the csrgo. eic the Isasseng.~rs ard
crew Of the bulgaria sustained rnau,
injuries. a numi,sr of arms and l.e-
h..ing broken
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Representative Gross-nor. % ohin.
I,,,r.lrc~d bill. on the e4,h. direct
ins hat government publications shall
!. a, ,he imprint of the international
b., ,uocraphical union.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

" conservative meeting in Toron-
~ Oui- on the ssth. Sir Charles Tup-
- leader Of the parliamentary oppo-
,'ioadrnounc.d as shameful the terms
es,rri by the United States in settle
nat Of the Alaskan boundary dis
r..a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Tle greater Part Of the busincs .
>, r,ian ~ Nu.eogcc. ]. T.. was burned
I, n, .1d. \ heavy north gale spr,a l
-. eamr.. ard there wss no means f2r
|fchtiug the ire.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

III senate committee on iuternl.
,aaal exposition. ON the ed. author
isy-. favorable report on the bill ap-
trupriaiing ss0o.0oo for the assistance
e. ihs proposed Pan-American cxposi-
ton in Buffalo. y. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Ia the meantime the crew of the
Bulgaria had hesn working. inres an.
y IN Efforts To r~psir the disabled
r. ddsr II III. ~f-amsr. and at tel
e'clos-k GA ihe morning ~ February ,.
thr bulgaria waS again under control.
y, ns-an of February - she ha,i mn :.
~ mile aud az nopn On February -.
81 miles uors had i-sn covered. The
l'rlsnsr 81 IN. dis'auec hrr.. i9s miles
~as covered hy :; 10 o'ri"~k yesterday
morning.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

The tnited States tranSpor, Shcr-
ran, from New York. February }. wa
tihrsl'ar. February II. ha-ing on
sSri one battalion of the seventeenrl
sgular infantry. and the entirr Thir,l
rrgimrni 81 infantry. commanded hy
"a ragvt-arirved at Port Said. on toe
AZ 20 Manila. on the e4fh.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Fruit growers report that the crops
aud frur in Georgia were injured to
the extent of several million dollars
hy the recent cold wave.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
An Over /. Coo. Deg.

A recent sui; brought in Loniss lille.
Ny. to recover a coon dog occupied the
attention for an entir- day of judge.
six attorneys aud a Jury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

u the state prohibition CONVENTION
p hlawarr. o.. on the I'D. President
t-shsor'i declined 10 accept the nomi-
i-is"n Ter governor of Ohio. and Re-.
'-~rr VI H.mill. of Cincinnati. was
rsn-'i To fill the vacancy. Resolutions
|s'rzring against trusts. and asking
r. grcSs 20 refuse to seat Congress
saE-sicet Roberts. of Utah. were
|saopird
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

he war department has arranged IN
|ei,Faich further reinforc-ments 10
'en. Otis a; Manila. The regiments ;
|sriecied are the Ninth infantry. now a.
NV York. and the Sixth infantry. at
sat Antonio, Tex. both these regi-
htn's will 20 by way of San Francis
|eo' and il is expected that the tran
l'r's taking them will be able TO leave
|ty March Is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

llerr was ~etere fighting. on ths
|'i-h' ~ The I'D and the morning oF
p .iih. On GeR. Mactr,har's left. on
~ fHe offending Manila. the insur-
snis h~ing apparently determined g.
srv-k through. Twelve OF the Noaia IA
f'sinlsni and seven Of the Kansas regs-
Kfuf verr Wounded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Nieyer & Co.. Of New York. announce
,na, they have sold all of the Central
sciie and Southern Pacific bon.Is
n'eh the syndicate agreed 10 take un-
|'st the Central Pacific readjustment
|Fsh' The new first rcfunding bonls
y" now quoted at Ioeik bid. the new
'n'ral Pacific 3,=.-per-e-ns. gold bonds
|'' : bid. and the new Southern Pacific
|kole bonds at s4H bid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
A New lls.~r res.-e,

The Alabama senate has passed q
bill. the provisions of which permit
counties. al their option. to engage in
the liucor business.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
york on Havana city finances. in

ihe work on Havana city finances. in
"hieh Mr.. Haskins, the expert ac-
ouniant. has been engaged. is draw
'g 10 close. He will report to Gen.
Ludlow. governor of the department.
n havana. that the city Is able to bear
s<S.oco,ooo debt. The present siN-
E'rcent. obligations, amounting -
i-.so.o 600, will be refunded. aud the
'nainder of the new bond issue will
y used for improvements.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02
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fee N~s.sl thst re~aght TO he
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

The British steamer Nittoria, Capt.
|"eheriii, arrived at Baltimore, Md.
The I'D. from Hull, via Hampton
Foads, with four of fh. crew of the
assing Hamburg-Ameriean liner Bull
.ra. They were picked up by the
,h'oria from an open boat from the
Paigaria three and n half hours after
hey had east adrift. There is no hope
nat any of the loI souls left ON board
'Ae sinking ship were rescued.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Gen. Naximo Gomez. the Cuban COM
hander-in-chief. entered Havana. on
/ u 2sth, escorted by Gen. Ludlow and
fs stan. and Troop L of the seventh
hi'ed States cavalry. He marched al
fhe head of 1000 armed Cuban hors :
nen and footmen. The populae- OF
ne city was Wild with enthusiasm,
rhrcwing themselves in front of tn.
'nerai's horse. impeding its progress.
Nj Pelting him with flowers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

me japanese liner America Marn-
u 1ien sailed from San Francisco. on
s-s. @ "a, for the orient, carried nearly
ss0'uo in freight and treasure Among
passengers was Charles DENLY. :
Dtr of the United States Philip
saae commission.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

Inhabitants OF the Negros island
Passed the United States flag over that
'rrniory Immediately after the cap
|'ore of iioilo by the Americans under
Zen. Miller. The act was done volun-
snly. The news was taken to Manila
|'y Tour native commissioners. who ar
,''ed on the 21st. They claimed Amer
Nan protection, and offered the allegi-
-sce OF the people Of the Negros island.
shleh Is located just south of PaDay
$50 between that island and Mindanao.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-02

The Filipinos in Manila celebrated
"sshington's birthday by setting firs
y 'he city in several places at night
me american troops and froeign resi-
waits fought the flames all night. and
morning had them snbdued. The
ofN was rendered extra hazardous
'ohi the fact that the fre fighter
sre exposed to the fire of ambushed
"pino shsrpshooters- Capt. Robin
~ Company c. Minnesota regiment
20 ten Of his men were wounded
4he property loss is enormous.