Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-01

Wood is so cord in Neya da, and ne
ge,t of relief,
-Ile epizootic has reached Rawlns. Wv.
na
Acommercial traveller was robbed of e2O,,
jeVeir' while at supper in Chicago last
I0e woman SuckneN and her daughter
Ia who shot the school-teacher, Wright
'"A Oity, Iowa, have made n full confcs.
Iley determined some weeks ago tc
i' Wright marry Almira or kill him, and
.fen shaping their plans accordingly
-.eatlon was to kill him at noon on Mon.
.'' coming to the house at recess. the
4lW was done then. The young man,
11George. also makes full confession.
'Ie'' was to get Wright ont of the wav.
3mGht marry the girl, At last reports.
,liHas still living
most remarkable weather phenomena
mel last week between Milwaukee and
A Wisconsin, one hundred and eighty
west. The thermometer of the last
''aa 10 degrees below zero. and at Mil
ie eight above, The difference was due
"W'tlnet currents of air, that at Milwau.
tAE from north to northeast brisk, with
q! storm Of snow, while at Sparta and
ne wind was from the northwest with a
r,sy
i0REIGN LN7ELLIGE.NCE.
''''s takes rank among the financially
i''O0' nations of Europe, Her Minister
'lal'e announces a surplus of receipts
expenditures in his budget for 1872.
'"e than 2j,OoO people witnessed the re-
" napoleon while lying in state. One
leisonS who came from France to at
1' funeral Of Napoleon brought with
'a'e soil dug from the gardens of the
D'S' which he strewed over the coffiu
" was deposited in the sacristy of the
!" Chl5elhurst. Many French spies
''V'el't while the funeral services were
lgplace.
''0,e telegram from Liverpool reports
,,'uderlng OF the ship Tuscarora of
'' she was loaded with cotton from
1t II reported that eleven men were
'ae NJ" London Telegraph publishes a letter
,D' Duke dc Grammont, announcing al
''u'a'lon of Count Won Beust's state
$50 'ne Austrian policy towards France
'Sn'liing of the Franco-German war
,a '1' says that he will prove that Austria
y,,I "''"Ia'lon of war, promised France
y. support she only requiring time tc
''' ana md pretext for hostilitiet
,'''ia' The Opportunity would be fur.
''' ulllmatum to Prussia, demanding
~, ''aNco a of the stipulations of the
h., iraBue' This would be refused
Ia would then join France in al
\, offensive and defensive.
,,3 steamer !, Edgar Stewart, which recent.
A., "om Aspmwal and Carthage with a
y. arms and ammunition, and some
'ol'S Tor the Cuban revolutionists
sa' ouoan General Aqueno, has sue.
''0uea all her cargo on the Cuban
B,n .''Vii 'etter says TINT the retirement
rs, ~'V" from the Prussian cabinet il
tlera, Inference arising between him
NJ |pefor William on the church ques.
M, oo N"lser became alarmed at Bis
eb.. "ne towards Catholics. and declined
lhs y, q follow the Prince in his policy.
loyl ''O" Oh Persia will leave Teherar
p,,s.a, s,,5 on a European tour. and will visi
CoD.,,a!s s' Berlin, Vienna, London, PART
aai. from naval officer states thai
,,o .. pop opn|ation of Tim Psin, neal
csna.I V much alarmed, from tho fact thai
sbo,dh"'O VIZ Oelng literally supplied Will
f4 sbs,.;p poeoh Ia reported as saying tina
Sb',,' S',,'ln from all intriguos, either in hi,
,,a a ~ Or for Napoleon ". When hit
ghs,a = french e citizen are recognized h,
.,r,,' e 10 the Republic.
\ ,5e a,e London dispatch reports a st,ik,
shoD, on, VI ,fon fOundrys and rolling mill,
q Broa, ,90' OF emigrants who left the
,. "a on oe for the United statos, las
a T,an "'n government has sued til,
'tion ,l'. lOr libel in publishing a com
y Nni',Sd 'Sed to have been signed by tn,
's,t,naa' nal'''r in London, containing un
ar.rnD'u'' IN reference to the finances o
,,u@ent of TurLov y