Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-05
GRAvEST APPREHENsIoNs.


hAis a. EkrrvNt rahtFs d1frt ~NAuxhats
Isly .. says, eon6rn Ia the falles,
ruanuer th- r~p1rs - ta~ sstshsry oi
Haron vun kettiur. the Grrtnan miu-
is,rr. on June n. The ANITA ..alor was
risiiar On legation sirre, rh-n be we
attacked By Chinese troop. ard tox-rs,
Dragged trvsn hfs horxr and Killed III
hsriy vas backed % ric,,es sith swords
The German l~xasiaa and six Other
buslsiinrs wcr~ hurnra and a sumhsr
- SERVANTS - the irrstinr> wrre Killed
sa3 thrir ts'li~a thru- n IA the sanr,.
ofi -iai ehpatrhes - this ghassiy
ba~in~Ss has errst-i the ptmsrst cou-
strrnatiou amun- The c.sasnis- general
= the r~pers who exPress fears that
war a toutranc~ will h. declared a<sia,f
the rs<iu goverumsnL The cnnsuis
enter;ain lit,le he9e that 1ny fose.guers
are irft alive In the canitaL
There srs Ton f0rv -uers csnnsrtsa
with thu israt.eu~. sftv 10 the custom
house Enxii,h and American tourists
and others % the number - 10. aud
nearly 81 ieration -ulr,is
Th- British fsreign asier. the naiiv
NAL harms hss learned from the British
cunsnl A. lh he Pcs tlas Earcn va k~t-
- ma .''e" Si.Aeu' eas "as ~ O'As'
''i'' aia''''n'
t"rr'SHsrs t'ss.sss 81 r'A'~.
\ disrs'ch - the EsFrc>s frorn Nan
kin, Iua~ t1. savr- ~Frrnch pris..s
h-rr Htve rccetved reports irosn fc$in
That ti~ pablo executions ~ foreigners
naee h*~n 20 Pros ~ since June -.
lhe urNS eo'n-~ ~ runners from
ffvnr" priest, a. Frt'f, " a' state that
shsy af'nin.s'er''' inr iAst r''es 70 'ns
s"nsi 'nae'i nirn-
NAh~i" eaoirS. aa'ed sunday. say
snA' ''er'f 1'n "a IN rres're', a
80 'ah ''''i '''h a-h On Nt'aftas
s'A''i '1a' tnr -, 'an Hiinl't~r hAh
'evn "4I'i-fet a. ttHa- tala- ~n'
SAP 'l'in tif" a % tan i'nF tn'
@aso ~lfeN-
psl-''n aesi''r' tnipi're Y"ns
hs'P t'r''Tn ts''''s % snt nsii''ua'.
'a'FN n'efiaf ts-'n ." -" n""ap~f %
'''"'' or ''''oh teaan't h'''d s''t Tour
day~
Liu an IN - rerrfrcd thts IRON
tNT t'etfNA ~ tHn N''~a.-
Fest-sa tf-sps 'isfr'as a isn
As'n tHr1 VA enter rem iisan~ii'
srT-
o'iisscAlss "i the t-fHers arrsar :" es
imminent a. tant"n- nr feeling 81
aarr~t eiei'fihy ss''7~ t''Ners ir''n
fng In we're marching ea >undsy 20
The fq.A Tee governor fcarei i"r ths
town aad sent t. the Nar>hiP> te'
tnrcrs
small riot occurred AZ tas -" Gu
satnr'say.
+ ftfty refugees whe have arrtre'
frpsn View thsans aver that the t.'X
ers hass' d~streyest tn railway H.rth a
fort Arthur, aat that al The American
and English residents are ieaviR--
tsen- IN >dta hai- commanding tn'
eest fHreisn trtiiefi treapa IN nina hs
nosiaed the Gsrmar governor u Ma
Chou that he VIII npt permit the ''er
Uaus proposed eNpedttt"1 70 Neii
>isn = r->eue ehaifont and the Ni~sei
E:oudea aad Have. the American mis-
sionaries in the hands Of the ihsxrrs
The missionaries at Tao Ting Ia Vcr'
reported 70 he safe On June -
4 correspondent IN Shanghai learn
from eeiciaI sources that the Chimes
are laying terre'ioe, betsyeen Shangha
AMI the hi=nS Nan ARSENAL agents o
the Boxers are busy IN shanghai pro
vusins hatred - foreigners
Nothing has been heard frcu the sol
una which relieved Admiral >eym0u
tive DAYS ago and then pro'rcsiess tnrar'
fesin, bat ~ q takes q tets- Two aaF
To cnrnmanieate between Ten fsir an
che Foo. there IS nothing eStr aardinar,
in this. Troops are going forsrar'
from TaSn - Tien Tsin daily. thnngl
some reports from Tahsu aiirgv that
will be three weeks before a large fore
can b. sent 70 Fckin-
Ess.I.n Bsrbsssfl~s ps H.rmA
A dispatch n the Daily Mail frur
Tom Eu. without date. via the 10
Fridav. says.
1T : lripruper anv taaywr to cpucca
. the harm done to the allies hy the ba'
harities and the pjiiIse II the R1ksiau a
on the ~Al
. thiax. inciudiaE the EaruPean hoaze
Il, Tal.n The sas7v,S for rriIs=. arsln 4
/. I .v~r. Ipgtrd 81 .nrp4ieS ard Labor