Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-15


kansas City. Mo. have been hled AT
Jefferson City. Mo. c. C. Christie Of
Kansas City. is president.
There will be no change In the man
agement or policy OF the Washington
Cd. c. Post. the two sons of the late
Beriah wilkins for some years as-oei-
ated with their father. continuing the
business
The Swedish government will refuse
TO recognize the revolution in Norway.
and will submit resolutions to the
riksdsg conformabie TO this stand
point
Austrian Viee-Cousul Madden. Brit
ish subject. who also represented Den
mark. was murdered in the consulate
~ Mazasan. Aoreecv ny robbers.
Frsng g. Bigelo~. the self confessed
defaulter Of the funds Of the First na-
tinsl bank OF Milwaukee. pleaded guilty
TO an indictment containing ten counts
and was ssnteneed by Judge Quaries. in
the federal court. to ten years impris-
onment at Fort Lsavenvorth. KaS
Nearly 100 automobiles belonging 10
various department stores we're de
stroyed in a FIRE in the garage of the
Rainier Vehicle Equipment Co. in New
York city. The loss on vehicles is es-
timated az s35o.oa0; building. s75 .00o.
\ MISUNDERSTANDING foreigner. be-
lieved to have been Dr. Szenairmay
Elemir. % Buda Pesth. Hungary. com
mittsd suicide by shooting al Inspira-
tion Point. Just above the Horseshoe
falls Of Niagara on the Canadian side.
W. J. Scrock. a prominent farmer
living near Waterloo. Ia. on returning
home. on the Ilth inst. found the
eharred body of his wife in the ruins
Of the coal shed. The trunk had been
wholly consumed only the head and
portions Of the lower limbs remaining
VI Kroupensky. charge d'anaires Of
the Russian embassy in Rome. de-
clarrs there Is no possibility OF nsSo-
tiations for peace. nor is there a like
lihood Of even pour par!ers for the ees-
satioa Of hostilities. e
A telegram Of sympathy to King
Oscar OF Sweden. On account Of the Sc
esSsion OF Norway. was sent by the
Augustana synod Of the Swedish Lnth-
eran church in session al stanton Ia
The National Editorial association.
al rs meeting in Guthrie. OKLA. select
ed Indianapolis a. tho place Of meeting
in 1soe. John Dynoud. of New Or
leans. was elected president.
The crew OF the Vesper Boat club.
which hopes to win the grand chsl-
ICEEe cup al the Henley regatta. has
sailed for England The crew includes
some Of the best oarsmen in the eoun-
try.
Prof J. Lawrence Lsughlin. of the
University Of Chicago. has been invit-
cd to deliver course of lectures before
the Berlin association for post graduate
study OF POLITICAL science next winter.
King Alfonsos visit 10 London end
ed with a dinner at Marlborough
house ard a state hall in Buckingham
palace. The latter being the most bril-
liant function Of the weeks heavy pro-
sramms.
Gov. Aagoon has reported two new
cases Of yellow fever in the Panama
canal zoae Up TO May 2s last. there
had been a total Of ST. cases and 30
deaths from the disease from the be-
ginning of the outbreak
The French cabinet will remain as at
present until NJ Rouvier decides
whether 20 retain the foreign portfolio
or hand IL over 10 another
Mrs. Russell r. Dorr. OF New York
city. was elected president Of the Ma
tional Federation Of Musical clubs by
the convention in Denver. Col.
Paul Morton. secretary of the navy,
has been unanimously elected chair
man OF the board Of directors OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society, and
has accepted President Alexander and
viee-Presidents Hyde. Tarbell. Wilson
ard McIntyre have placed their resis-
nations in Mr.. Morton's hands. anu
Sir. Hyde arranged to diyest himself
of hi stock in the manner outlined by
the state superintendent Of insurance
The throne Of Norway will not be ac-
eeIted for either Swedish or Danish
prince. and il seems likely that a na-
tional convention will be called TO de-
clare A republic Russia and Germany
will decline To reccgnize the Norwegian
government until the consent Of hing
Oscar is given
lanes A. B<nn. city editor Of the
PHILADELPHIA North American. created
n sensation in the National Editorial
association at Guthrie. Okla. by an
attack on ths so-calIed Quay ma
chine and p,uuvnacker libel Law.
So-ws~i,n-horr American citizens.
x.,,s.r, - p,,.,on are nrsparing a pc
,,,,,,n y, prss,dsrt Roosevelt asking
,hat the rnited states government rec
ogni,e NORWAY as a free and indepen-
dsnt nation
,,,ho-f,iss Of paris
sa.-'ser,nr the ,,,ss,,ou of per-
~~,,u .,assn~ ,ha I.hor exchange
- .,s-,is,;nr ,ba d,snIav Of a
| r,...~.a~.- a.,,,,a,, 5,riny the visit
.