Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22
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aLst 1pceaReduleu IfOln bthb Wouluh ~
A. hd Simmons, but to this they added
.r,i that the mnrderous assault was
,uAlitsted; that the prisoner from pre-
.,,,ls made by deceased toward him
/, considered his life threatened. Tlis
.l,a,s remarkable. Twelve millions
iObs represented in simmons family,
Iuorz are men whose standing iBques-
4 smmOns was held by the Coroner
,nsuisr Of Durged IN bail Of $4,000.
nutnHyes, Of the ohildren's Aid So
aiaE sppse to insist upon their
Mr.. Greeley's estate.
INVEST.
srA pr9 to pass Il law prohibiting
n and hl6nIcipalOtlicers from using free
psAs.S
Bs case of the pittsburg explosion,
nusrs jury decided that the disaster
itom an Oyer-pressure on the boilers.
people Of California and Oregon are
pNnsed over the proposition to treat
R MOd0cs,
mining canons In the Wasatch region
w bOCkaded and much distress is ap-
M for want of food.
Bui two hundred MormOns have been
ss pioneers to the new settlement in
Il near the 35th parallel railroad.
OREIGN LNTELLIGENCE.
gecial dispatch from Mexico City, says
D forces Of Gen. Lazada, the rebel lead
communist having been defeated in
siOre Gaudalaajra and Mazatlan, are
from the presence Of the Mexican Gov
rttOops toward Topic. Peace prevails
remainder Of the republic.
recent attempt at insurrection in Hayti,
wni the presidential election, was sup
n GO rngleaders arrested and five exc
he cholera has again broken out in
Mt manner, at several places in Russia
hungary.
adnd-ln All engagement between the
and a force OF royal troops at a small
called Aya, in the north, it IL officially
need that 200 insurgents we're killed,
lorifies, including 800 Of tho Reming-
lient, and a large quantity of ammuni-
'ores and 700 prisoners were ca aptured
fOf the captured insurgents begged AM
We bill for the reorganization of the
AnArmy Is almost ready TO be reported
thamber Of Deputies. Itprovides that
an Of service shall he twelve years,
which shall be in active service, four
ncerVes, and five in the Landwehm.
Be Steamship Murello is yet at CaIiz,
ds has remained since her first arrival
hlsll Consul there demanded the lssuo
VII Of attachment against her captain
olhcer on watch at the time OF the
the Northileet, and they are now
lrlsoneTs on Spanish man-of-war,
Ag the investigation. The crew arc I'M
a'ul and not allowed to go ashore. The
VI authorities who examined the Murelo
that she shows no signs of having
hl COllision. II is their belief that she
llsss.
Petersburg The Official Gazette of
Y! IN an article on the government of
"M central Asia, contrasts tho mdiIfer-
WITH which Great Britain views the
sol the United States of North Ameri-
iAue jealousy with which she watches
p'Tth Of Russia. The Gazette says
journalists are simply beside them
r"h anger, and concludes its article by
The British Government to take no
n'ce Of the progress of Russia than she
u That of the United States.
British sloop of war has seized three
which we're engaged in kidnapping
4. sAns to be sold into slavery.
s''lOle earthquake has occurred IN the
~ SAhes, causing great destruction of
andloss of life.
,epOrted that an indictment has Ieon
ursriS against Fremont and soplo of
M. (a'''e who helped him tonegotiate the
g1'anu I'll Paso railroad bonds in the
N. " markets, and that the trial win come
NJ eshOrtly.
y french Government has determined
p'SrOnS measures to put an end 10 the
-,eOn ,. Oh the soil Of France of the
'nCn' under the pretext Of an Alphon.
rsl restoration, maintain q system
\ 's'aOed brigandage in the Peninsula,
II \ seeeva arbitration is a perrest god
s1e English Opposition and in Psrlia-
AM 1,ek ~ they indulged in heavy Trades
N %S ~. alnlstry's foreign policy generally.
N 'V1'eAded that the Alabama award
I ,s changes In the municipal law Of En-
NJ ~ 'lie q would be At the mercy Of the
o'lisr y, nations didn't make similar
Maidstone denied that thenew rules
haw. ' iOr any chAnso OF
IL. j, .ne Bien Public says a compromise
A. ,aected j between President Theirs
< oOnmiitee Of Thirty, The latter
NJ n y their constitutional project by
|, W 'ae veto powers Of the Executive,
NV os ,. ule President to suspendt the OPP
aI','. alAw BY his veto, for two months
Dlb,s,' 'ssSo \ BY the Assembly, and also,
M, ~ !, President tIisright to participate
lSAs ~, '0eOate !, IN the Chamber on inter-
w, ''la an Questions Of general policy.
M suu clerical Journals are indig-
" 4 \ ,,Spoession Of such uncontrolled
~ Term them, 10 the Executive.
N GENERAL.
\. y a''sd States stOreship Guard, with
1 y y the Vienna E1po.ssop. viii sail
! II :. The time for reasiSing applica-
n, ,a.'' ,as.,'sseniasiOn has heen extended to
h. .s.sss !. !. I on foot in Texas fsr the Leg
sqbss..tl texas, Kansas, and Missouri, q
bus ANY,, On, March LIST and Join in q tre-
\. ''afaion, to celelruEe die compile,
l..l y new Te1as railroad.
IsV ro,s I. tiarnaOnb counsel for the Sam. /
Il S..l On'pany, says thaG hundreds Of it,
sipS \ 'sa y dallyhy partiea deaironH Of
" L's'ss 4 - Domingo. The company in
AuN !, neir !, matters private until after
'Vsl.O ~ 'AS election islrnown.
" 4. '1V' " Oeeniuaued to the command
NsS' n, United States forces operating
'aot A. oaOC indiana, to make such dis.
stass ',' ,n, 'oFcea o as will tend to protect
WI ANA 'nelr property in the neigh
wi snspsnd further bostila proraod-