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Np. 1913 Maiu Strafe.

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07
Colorado Turtles.

A gentleman from Monotony tells a
rather interesting story about pair of
swapping turtles. He is an old plains
man, and a few days ago took his shot
gun ann went over ta Eagle Tail for the
purpose OF getting few ducks. Arrived
at the creek he found no ducks, bnt saw
two Of those great fresh water turtles
met with more frequently in Eastern
ponds than in Colorado, and apparently
weighing about forty ponnds each.
They are very shy bird, their heads
popping into the she'll upon the slightest
alarm, but being a good shot, the hunter
succeeded in binding both OF thcm
and hothering them so that they were
easily caught and dragged out. Snap
pcrs are very active, and unlike sea tur-
tie, being provided with long and strong
legs, can turn themselves after being
placed upon their backs. Their captor
had no way of securing them, and would
get only few steps away in the search
iCr piece Of wood out of which to make
stakes when his captives would he going
at turtle 2;4O gait toward the creek
The contest between instinct and reason
was kept up more than an hour and A
half, much to the disadvantage of reason,
at The end which time a ranchman living
near by came along and assisted the
hunter in taking the turtles to his home
Here they were Eeptin a shet ppen, hav-
ing a fence about three feet high, and
the men went to the house. A quritar
OF an hour ate ward the hunter went
70 the pen for his gun, and found that
the turtles were gone, As there were
no holes in the fence, as they had not
dug out, the conclusion was irresistible
that they had climbed over. The trail
was found, and about half mile away
they were caught making a bee line for
the creek. Firing off his gun, the ranch
man again came to his assistance, and
the turtles were again put in the pen
and tied to "a stake. They were worth
watching, however, and a few minutes
a'terward it was found that they had
gnawed of the rope and again started Tor
the creek They were only few rods
away this time, however, and were then
tied SO short that they could not reach
the cord, and ultimately arrived at their
'captor's kitchen at Morotony-- DcHrG'
Times
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07
Cossacks and Roumanian Ladies.

When the first troop of CossacEs rode
through bucharest the Roumanian Ia.
dies were very anxious to see them, and
the long avenue was lined with carriages.
A column of dust arose, thickening anil
drawing nearer. A cry of delight AMI
impatience passed all aIong-ladicS
eagerly stood up, favored gentlemen
climbed upon the coachbox and tbs
wheels. The co]umnot dust approached,
aud presently the Co.sack lances piercel
it, glittering in the sun Dark AMI
colorless masses loomed through it, an |
strange but stirring music was III I'll 9
air. Not sound was heard, even viii 9
they passed, except the martial war-soh}
of the bards who head each stOtnia an |
the shrill accompaniment Of whistles
modulated to weird harmony. NO ratt q
of accoutrements betrays the Cossack;
his very horse seems trained to movs
with silent activity. With that pHn ia
ones cars, and the whistles screaming
through it, one heholds without aston.
ishment these warriors gliding pasy
stealthiIy and swift. Que recognizes thu
surviving race of an earlier time. To
the same war song, perhaps, marched
the ancestors of these people when the 7
overran Russia. The Bucharest ladrs
we're not a little impressed and not :
little frightened They looked at eacn
other blankly, with little shrugs OF tbs
ader to express Gistaste, One It
unsm teIward confessed 10 the Londoa
Standard correspondent, who describS
the scene, that her MuscoVite sympa.
thies vanished at sight of the first
Cossack so ugly and dirty was he.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07
The CITY of St, John,

St John, which has been brought into
such unfortunate prominence by the
recent and terrible conAagation, is the
chief city Of New Brunswick. 1t is
situated on the st. John river which
cmpties into the bay Of Fundv, and is
about one hundred and twcuty-Gvemilts IS
from Halifax, The city was thoroughly
English in its structure and
characteristics. Many of the old families
in the place descended from Torres who
lef the United States during the revoIu-
ton, or at its close, Trinity church,
which was the historic church of the
city, was built in l7SS, and contained
the royal arms taken from old Trinity in
this city in the great fire of 1916. The
church was a wooden structure, and was
destroyed in the recent conhagration,
which was the only serious hre the place
has suffered for forty years. Since the
war st John has improved greatly in
business, population and appearance. Its
population more than doubled in ten
years, and at the time of the fire exceeded
50 900. 1t had more enterprise and
energy and seemed more like an Ameri-
can city than any other Canadian city,
except Toronto. Some OF its public
buildings, particularly the new postofiica,
were very fne. 1t dealt very largely in
lumber, which was hoated down the
river from the heavy wooded upper coun-
try. Its location made it one of the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07

from which visitors radiated in all direc-
tions. The St. John river in summer i.
one Of the most beautiful in the world
while the sail from Portland down al on
the coast Of Maine and through the bay
of Fundy is unsurpassed. The destruc-
ton of the business portion of the city is
terrible calamity it is like destroying
the lungs on which the body depends for
its vitality. The appeal Of the impoyer-
ished people for assistance is a strong
one, and is enforced, by every considera-
ton of sympathy and humanity. New
Brunswick ought to belong to the United
States, and St John should be the
eastern city OF the union Her interests
are chiefly American anl the kindness
Of our people teward her, in her present
extremity, will strengthen the American
feeling which is already strong in her
people,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07
The Boomerang.

experience in b0Omerangs is mainly
confined to the natives about the Conda-
mine and its afiiucnts, where | was fre.
qucntly in company with natives for
about year. They had two weapons
one large, for war, the other small, for
game should think the weapon is
seldom thrown in war, since most Of their
contests (sucn as they arc) take place in
scrub or tJrest, where it could not be
used to advantage; but have seen na.
tive trightfully cut in the abdomen, and
was told by native that be had been
struck by Il boomerang thrown by the
hostile party. have seena few OF these
contests but never saw the boomerang
used in any way. The "waddys" were
thrown freely, the spear seldom. The
game boomerang IS thrown among fights
Of ducks and also carrots when cOngra-
gated on the trees and gathering nectar
their flowers, and with marked effect.
This | have seen several times. There
are two ways Of throwing the weapon,
which as could throw it well at one
time, ! will endeavor to describe. II is
graspcd quite at the end by the right
hand and raised above the head the el-
bow being bent, the weapon assuming a
position with its convex edge downward
on q nearly horizontal line at right angles
to the intended line Of flight The arm
is brought swiftly around from LETT to
right becoming gradually extended I'M
til it reaches a line directly in front of
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! ! SUMMARY.


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aJ.s> Ince, a cOlored man, who
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III aiss 8 reputation by his funny
81 e. ths Tilden and Vance clubs, re.
alsd near Charlotte, North Carolina.
.F- on his former masters plan,
e honaraa by the presence of large
8, ,aa es Whites aud blacks.
40 ai-works in Dallas, Texas, have
at.. 4 the rate of insurance there at least
~ raF year.
colored schools of Mississippi are
Ign ID to be in Il Aourishing condition.
latest assessments of property
xville Il $l,Oa3 C12 less than thai of
,s ~, he eggs are retaiIed in Wilmington
ta 6l0centS per dozen.
-, ette county, Texas, is out OF debt
si909Din her treasury.
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West, Florida, at auction for S..
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07
FATE OF THE CZARS.
The Poison Bowl, the Dagger and The
He'd Cord.

The Poison Bowl, the Dagger and The
He'd Cord.
1t may be interesting just now to note
what history and rumor Gays of the fate
of the czars of Russia. From Ruric
(8G2) to Jurie, or George /. (1l5j, who
built Moscow, there were seventeen
dukes Of Kiev. To these follow sixteen
grand dukes Of Vladimir, ending with
Jurie, or George H., in 1926 The
succeeding soyereigns, nine in number,
bore the title of grand duke of Mos
COW. In 1917 commences the list of
cars Of Muscoyy, whose territorial
boundaries have spread by purchase but
chiefly by conquest, until they reach the
giant dimensions of the present Russian
empire. Feodor l., second car, was
poisoned Boris poisoned himself; Ivan
VI, Of the house Of Romanof, was de,
posed Peter III. was depOsed and mur-
deIed Paul |. was strangled in his bed
chamber; Alexander |. is reported to
have died by slow poison Nicholas, too,
is reported to have been poisoned, as
his death was unexpected, and his body
lay three days in private state before any
public announcement of his death was
inada Arutbor and a st;I1 ,,,,r, ,l,,,
''"'N' H"'NH'i "'t sun hlNIc CoIh-
mon idea is that Nicholas died from NOR
tiGcatiCn an 9rronnt of biq disasters and
J-r-.t a. -. r., ~ ''''N
utleaV ~ lHe oIlHltd' ne present car
Alexander H., is the sixteenth of the
house Of Romaneh. He has entered
upon a more arduOus task than his father,
the conquest Of Ceustantinonlp at a time
when the rest Of the oreat nations are
even more ayerse to disturbing tbe
balance of power in Europe than when
Saba,toDoI was attacked The crown does
not sit easily upon his head Recent
accounts saw that Alexander's cheeks are
sunken, his ewes are lnsterless his step
has lost much of its elasticity and his
carriage is les dipniGed than formerly,
He is described AZ nrpmaturelv agqd
which il not marvellous since he works
from eight in the morning until nine
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-07
BL0OD-STARNED CRIMINALS.
Farmer and his Three Sons Guilty of
Fourteen Murders

But few OF our oldest citizens do not
know George Brown, who settled on
what is now known as the Pringlc farm.
two and a half miles west of town. in
about the year 1850, George Brown
during the time he lived in this county,
was respected citizen and a member OF
the Christian Church. He had three
sons George, Jesse and Josiah-who
were about men when they left
here, which took place in the year 1853
Or thereabouts. From here they re-
moved to Texas, in which state they
have resided since. They have lately
been arrested upon a complaint filed
against them by Samuel Boris, who
married daughter Of George Brown, Sr
From the facts developed since the ar
rest Of Brown, his sons, Boris and 9th.
ers we are unable to name, composed
one of the most daring aud murderous
organizations that ever infested the
wids of Texan frontier. The com
plant charges them with fourteen muir
ders of the darkest and most appalling
nature. The exposure of the Browns
by their confederate and relative was
brought about as follows 1t seems that
jesse was the chief of the clan andga
orders, which were as binding ds an oath,
and whatever he commanded must he
done. They were organized under the
pretence of putting down lawlessness and
crime. Jesse was married, and he and
his wife had a falling out, and they both
went out of nights, pretending to lisent
to the song of the nigbtine ale, which re-
suited finally in their separation The
woman (Jesse's wiie) knew the secrets cf
the lodge or organization, and Jesse (thc
chief said that she knew too much,
and that she must die for the safety of
the clan
1t seems that Mrs Brown and Boris
wife were very intimate; and So Jesse
gave orders that she, too, must die. and
proceeded to appoint the exeeutioners Of
the women-one his own wife and tie
other his sister. He appointed this
Samson Boris to take the life OF bis
(Jesse's) wife and some other member of
the party to take the life OF
Boris vile. But before the time
appointed TO take the lives Of the
women Boris revoted against being the
participant in such an inhuman deed.
So he secretly sought out the author-
ties made his complaint, and caused the
arrest of his father-in-law and his three
brothers in-law.
Recent developments show that they
were guilty of fourteen murders, Young
George has had his trial, and was found
guilty, and was sentenced to be hanged
but has appealed his case to the supreme
court Of the state, George Brown, Sr-
and the other sons are to be tried this
month. They are now in the Cook coun-
ty jail,--Albany (No,) Ledgcr.
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nets to take cognizance of the destruction
with explosives. of four Ottoman merchant
vessel by the Russians, which is denounced
as contrary to the rules of international law,
During the bombardment of Rustchuk
on June 2S, the English consulate, which had
large Union Jack floating, seems to have
been singled out for the concentrated fire
and was completely destroyed The entire
population fed to the neighboring hills and
villages Seven hundred shells fell in the
town in one day and over eight hundred the
next The consulates of France, Italy.
Greece, Germany and Belgium were injured
by the Russian fire. 1t is asserted that the
English consul at Rustchuk, who also acts for
the United States, unayailing endeavored to
avert the Russian fire by hosting the Amer.
can flag
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CURRENT EVENTS.

Egypt exports more rags than any
thing else.
The young ladies take degrees at Cor.
nell university.
The public library of Boston now con.
tains 3l4, ,2G5 volumes.
Rural Kentucky continues to clamoc
for the whipping-post.
Germany is the principal buyer Of
Kentucky bluegrass seed.
The Knoxville Tribune has absorbed
ten different papers in its days.
The attendance at the Philadelphia
permanent exhibition is very meagre.
Colorado is shipping wild :age to tho
east, to be used for medicinal purposes.
Jacksonville, Fla, has Just beeu
forced by mandamus to raise money tD
pay the city bonds.
A Marshall, Mich, saloon bartender
made his three year old boy beastly
drunk for the amusement of his patrons.
The clipper Canterbury has sailed 1
race from New Zealand to London in
sixty.five days, the fastest time on
record,
The San Jose (Cal) Mercury says thss
the stubborn fact is presented that tbs
grain crop this year will not suffice toe
horse feed" "
A mansion now building in New YORK
has Pompeian roOm the woodwork Of
which is of ebony, with ivory inlaid fig.
ures, and panels of amaranth wood
painted by hand. The furniture is up.
holstered with raw silk of reseda tints,
bordered with crimson velvet,
A Battle Creek, Mich, tramp was
given a breakfast at the house OF Judge
Hall, says the Journal, but MIS-, Hal
noticed that he did not eat, and present.
ly he got up from the table. The host
ess asked him If he was sick. No, [
amt sick, hut | am going to 90 where I
can get decent breakfast"
ct the forty members of the gradua.
ting class at Williams college, twelve are
to be ministers, seven lawyers four ply.
sicians, three business men, three teach-
ers, one journalist, and the rest are
undecided Every man IS a free-trader,
and there are ten who class themselves
as independent in politics.
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Seo daotl 91om w ,'"' "ri' VIII, rn g,g WI" ~
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sbors not ,e'. las ~ w IG0 - 'J Tnu;s VS.
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oo,,oI mol far ., bor r'm ,on',Iation % WI
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torpedo oa''o9hS are proposed Dy
correspondent OF lhe 9clehIlnc amer 1
lcah' Inc ldea Is 70 1oat the oaHoons
over over the enemy ana drop the torpeco
ny means OF electriGity sent over WlT9'
1t Is calculated that clty could pe
lo'aiLy oe tfoyea IN lhls way 0! !1roPPinS