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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE ADVANCE OF THE PEACE DELEGATES.
london. MOndnY. ian. u. lS1S

A Russian official telegram, dated Kezanlik,
Friday, states that the Turkish peace dele
gates arrived at IIermanl on Thursday, and
were received with military honors, by order OF the
Grand Duke Nicholas They started with escort for
Kezanlik where they expected to arrive Sat
urday 1t would from tins that the delegates did
not meet the Grand Duke Nicholas ut TnovaScmenlis,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

LONDON, jan ZJ IoTc'
Reuters Belgrade dispatch says the Servi"n Gov
crnment is summoning every available man 10 the
army for the purpose of occupying Prischt'na ana
Noyi-Bazar The SeryIan forces are now converg-
inp on NOyi- Bazaar.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

THE FUNERAL OF SERGEANT MCCARTHY.
DUBLIN, JAN 90 1873.
The funeral of the liberated Fenian prisoner,
Sergeant Mccarthy. took place to-day. IL Is estimated
that 10000 persons followed the remains to the ceme-
terry There forty bands in the procession, which
was largest that has been since the burial
OF Daniel OCOnne The other Fenan cOnyicts recent
ly released, were among the PRINCIPAL mourners.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
sLADE WANTED NOWHERE.

LONDON, Monday Jan. II, 1878.
The Times's Paris correspondent states that
Mr. sadc the spiritual medium after his expulsion from
Vienna went to Berlin, from which place he was also
expelled
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

work TO find Mrs sim as she originally lived in MorIs
town. N j., where Mr. Bend resides 9u. te t iTs VI c @
bonds 40 ANNOYED that she removed from tat pace
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
SENATOR MORRlssEY IMPROVING.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 2O.-The doctors
announced last night marked change for the better in
Mr. Morrsseys condition, and said that unless some set
back occurs, his recovery from t1s attack was very
probable To-Day his condition IL still favorable.
lie has been able lie for the first time All his
friends are now hopeful Of his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TWO FRENCH SCIENTISTS DEAD.

TWO FRENCH SCIENTISTS DEAD.
PARIS. Monday Jhn 81.
Henri Regnault and Antoine Becquercl, the
scientists are dead
lfor other Foreiqn Eetcs see First PAGE
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

KASHGAR CAPTURED.
LONDON. Monday, jan 81, 1879.
II is reported that the Chinese have captured
the City OF kashgar.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
Announcements.

Don't irritatc your lungs with a stubborn
cough when pr. JAMES XPECfOANT be "a readily
cured. hroats ungs speedily helped by II.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
HOME NEWS.

Thermometer YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs, no.
2ls BROADWAY.
sau, 4o'. SRep. 4e, sp ~ a., Midn,sht Yc, At.
Average s2is Same oay 1877 3Se.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

II. T. IIEMBOLD's BUCHU,
IIK DItEETC ASD TONIC
all diseases Il The kidneys. bladder ant urcha Private
diseases. mpoiency, debility Her. GUS troubles
send for circular. Depot. - Barclay
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
ABSTRACT OF REPORT WEEK ENDING AT P. w. JANU
AIRY 10, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
sERyIANs CALLED TO ARMS,

a, described in the Pera special published in The Daily
T,LeorgDh of Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

g9B n NlSA - Rc;aA price 5000 only $3.50 Ptrior
k~ "a IA AENs OrOrns price % 20 only SgJ. Paper
Daniel +. .beatty, " Jsh.nst1nNJ.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

DURE MILK,
i SGENr- QUART.
STRICTLY ~ RI Milk supplied 70 families IN The CITY
THIS iik j. brought from thc fam OF T.
". DECKER IN WESrCHEsTER co. whore the COWS are
upon corn. and hay In winter aud IN choice
ures dufiug The Oldest largest ard most
lioie establishment Ia this city. i. w. DECKER SONS,
Established lSilD Once 800 East ZIthst
STRUCTURE, Impotence. and Diseases OF the
- t-ncTAtiye organs radically aud speedily Curci once
hours to3 HENRY a. DANIELS. N d. IA LeringtIn2
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

4 LOT of SECONDHAND SAFES
"A VIII De sold CHEAP.
To close business. THIS MONTH. 80 Dcyst
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
" - the Organs u Gencrayn &C. speedily and radically
cured by WINCHESTERS SPECIFIC PILL. Two 10 E.X
usually sufficient Price III box. bOxe4
send for circular. Prepared by WINCHESTER Co,
Chemists, John - Now
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

NOTE-I the New York Standard Of four and half per cent lnee
From Surplus as appears the Balance Sheet Dividend "hi DC
be in force its anniversary 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

ADRIANOPLE ENTERED BY THE RUSSIANS.
LONDON Monday. Jan. u, 1873
The correspondent of The Times AT Pcra telegraph
ing on Sunday. announces that the Russians have
entered Adnanopc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
County Taxes

1t is the opinion Of some OF ON
citizens that We are abort to- I've bur.
dened with au additional tax, DC
cause the Boml Of Supe yisorS hay,
lately ordered soAe public improve.
ment, but there need be no appre
hension, for # We understand it, the
tux already laytcd IS rs much as the
law allows, and it cannot be inureas-
ed for any SPECIAL purpose. : "
view Of Il third term prospect, w
may not say the county is safe, but
we believe the county is SAFE under
the management Of its present SUI
%pervisors.
We find in tie last issue Of the
CLARION an article which MAY he ap-
propriptely quoted here and which
will lull the fears Of the people on
the "more tax" question !:
Undor Radical rule there was no.
limitation to- county taxation. 1t
from twenty to fifty dollars,
eN4l sapetimes more, on the tlious-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

State tax, it was simply a monstrous
and intolerable oppression. One of
the first acts of the Democrats when
they got into power was to correct
this abuse. and to restrain the eX-
trayagcnce ofconty administrations.
The law approved February LIST. 1877,
prohibited boards of supervisors
from levying tsXes which added to
the State would exceed fifteen dol
lars on the thousand dollars in yalu.
alton except taxes to pay interest on
county bonds. This law fixed the
State tax for general purposes at 3
mills on the dollar and for paying
the interest on tn State bonds ut ,
mills on the dollar. The law APP
proved Mach jth, l$7S, reduced
the State tax for general purposes,
and for paving principals and inter
est on State bonds to b mills on the
dollar, and prohibited boards of ST.
peryisors from leyyiug comfy taxes
which added to the State tax would
exceed twelve and half dollars on
each thousand dollars Of taxable
property provided the amount here
III may be exceeded fifteen dollars
on each thousand dollars worth OF
property
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
SALE.

By yirTIr Dfllc lho,r lf,InI wri, I- n,
direc.e$ f,oIn The otfier Of ,Is ,',rs ,t ,bc
circnit ronrt NJ ... wv,
20
M' '''' ''' a'i u. aug 1' a. l''s'
being thy lr.t Npa5as in wii m,ul.
"'..i' ho... prescribed 0y .aN, IN
o.. Nd. '.0 -1.''# aoor ~ tno town
. .'l''" '' s',1 county, expose to 'ale
'| F.n'. %".''on I" the hlghc'' bidder, for
u'l',I4y''' . N'nh2r 9S't'n and To
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

The Dreadful Tarantula.

The following story is from 4
Sacramento journal : "a party
of Sacramontans returned home
last evening from a "trip to the
mountains, bringing with them
two deer-skins, and one wild cat
skin and a few other trophies, IN
Guiding two tarantuIas- dead ones.
They had u little incident attend
ing tho transportation OF these
specimens which o%ccaSloned CON
siderable alarm 1t occurred in
Cache Creek. Canyon, as thoy
we're returning home, The taran-
tuias, for lack Of a better reoepta-
Gle woro incIosod in q cigar box
when caught, about ten d ys pre-.
vious, and this box, carefully tied
up, Was deposited beneath the seat
OF the vehicle. Whilo they were
jolting through the canyon the
seat slipped, and the two non oc-
cupylng it found themselves drop
ped suddenly into tho bottom #
tho wagon. Che Of them Stru,k
the cigar box, crushing ii and i'm.
mediately felt that something had
hurt him. A glanced showed him
that he wac resting on thoAarantu
las, and with a yell OF Il am Stupg!
| am stuugr he jumped from tue
wagon, and dashlng his hands DO,
bind him, Is though dcS rous OF
lifting himself out Of his boots, he
bounced wildly along tho road,
then, turning made for the wagon,
shouting to his amazed and alarm
ed companions {; Whiskey quick !
I'm dying' why don't you hurry
The other three mcn-thoro were
four in the party-reachcd simulta,
neoosIy for the demjjohn, broke off
the cork in the haste to pujl it out,
and in their efforts to knock off
the neck Of the dcmiiohn to save
time broke off the entire concern
rnd nearly all OF the contents we're
lost. About n pint of the Iiqnjd
was saved, however, and without
sGvin9 50 much as Here's tuck,
the party tina, was bitten swallow
Cd H.. Soon ne began iu feel bot
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
Hayes Titles,

The following resolution, finally
settling the question Of Mr.. Hayes
title to the Presidency:
ResoIyed-That the two House.
of the XLIVth Congress have
counted the votes cas-. for Prosi
dent, Vice. Presidents Of the United
States and having declared R. b.
Hayes aud William A. Wheeler
duly elected president and vice.
president, there is no bower in a.
ny subsequent Congress to reverse
that decision; nor M any such
power DO exercised by the Courts
Of the United States or any tribu-
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
Lookout Mountain,

Thousands. of people died every
year in The miasmatic valleys sur.
rnuliug Lookout Mountain, until
about 1880, when from the common
muuu tasn herbs, Dr.. \, q. Sim
mons scientifically prepared a
medicine that proved Il specific IN
the cmre Of Liver diseases. BY its
use the country in that vicinity has
become the hcalthiest on the conti-
nent. The reputation Of DR.. A. q.
simmons, Vegetable Liver Med
cine is now worldwide, 1t is
made by NJ. 4. ThedtOrd ~ Co., OF
Chattanooga, Tenn" and every gon
nine package and bottle is cnclos.
ed in . yeii0w icrqPper bearing the
likeness Of Dir. SiEAmons.
Ii is Tor sale by all Druggist
who also have trial packages Of the
medicine that viii he given to all
applicants free VI charge.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

N0N.RESlDENT NOTICE.
lucrctiA Davis Chanccry Court,
1881 rs. Noxubee Countv'
Ely Davis, April 1Ob, 1878.
This cau,c coming on this day for hear
ing, and IL appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that the defendant lives out OF
this State. or that he is absent so that pro,
cess cannot be ser, ed upon him, and it
further appearing that publication has
been daily made, citing him 10 appear and
plead, answer or dcmur to Compliments
Bill oil Complaint, and the said defendant
having failed to appear
1t is therefore ordered that a hearing on
the tacts rhars' A u gaid Bill OF Complaint
be had on the 4th day of the October erm
A. d., 1873, of this Honor BILE Court, Ii
is further ordered that publication Of this
order be made in the Macon Beacon" n
public newspaper published in said coun-
~ and state, for one month before said
Term.
Ordered, adjudged ard decreed this 10th
day Of April, a D., 1873.
l.. BRAME, Chancellor.
a true copy from the minutes.
ROBERT Z. PATTY,
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G.. M, BILLIARD.
tlnsg' and Wagon Factory,
(~EST4BLFSHED 1852

Will hereainor. in addition, carry on all
the different branches OF trade herein
mentioned, and guarantee satisfaction;
lst'-Carrage and Wagon Making IN all
branches.
2nd.-Manufacture Of PlOws and other
Farming Implements
8rd--lIousc Painting and Psper Hang
ing.
9th-Harncss aud Saddle Work,
th.-Rcpairing Of Furniture, and var
nishing.
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For
Hon. u. ID. MONEY

C. X. Ross, the father OF Char
lje," IS Master Warden of the por,
Of Ph'IadcIphla, lie has sr"ut, IN
his sscarch for his son, $50. coo,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

4 negro, who Is SAID 10 be a relia-
bile man, Iising nrar Dekalb. says
,hat last year be had a rooster
which set on sevcn giahep eggs,
hatched and raised them and th1y
are now laying. His siaielaeat Is
eslrroberated hy Mr. John Pool, and
like Cesar, NJ. Pool is m honor
ablo man. Others alfo say the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

A party of cxcursionist while
houting in the vicinity OF Fist,
Lake, Miss, stumbled across Il hUj
PARTLY covered by brush. TO THEN
surprise a hermit came from the
hut, whose body vas covered with
skin and whose h~eii,reachcd TO tue
ground, a distance Of nearly six
feet. When tho hunters examined
him further they discovered to
their horror that his legs from his
thighs down were destitute otflosh,
aud had only a covering of dried
skin, which seemed tor rattle when
he walked lie told The hunters
that twenty five ycsrs ago he LETT
the haunts of civilization because
his legs were in such a deplorablv
condition, and, with a refusal to
state more no turned and 1ed.-
Very thin, that, ch ?-Albany Az
gus.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
WATcuMANER II JEWELLER.
FRITZ DUMOND.

An experienced, thorough and ptacti-
cal workman offers his services to the ned.
PIE o. Macon and surrounding country
oStlsiactlon will be guaranteed to all WIN
may iavor him, and ell work will be- done
Az Ile lowest living rates. A trill is res.
pectfully solicited. "
"a" Stand over David Foote's restou.
va" maVll-im
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

At the meeting of the Board of
Supervisors, on Monday, July 1st.,.
the contract for building tie ~leveo,
was awarded to VIM. M. Winston at
fifteen cents per cubic yard and tho
trostla work to Il r Hopkeman MT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

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np'L;,L ajjaI'. =, J. = ,,.,,lI
aI.o1l ta,aI,, ,n3 -, I,If a,Il,,. ~,
/ ,noL n,nn.,nI J,lI,,.a ~. t,,,ho
-, nr,-,,t. ~Hmn.;l~lG, ,,,.t Ln,,
, n t,a,,L n,,a,Ia3 ftt.an Lilo.
an narb tL,ns,nI l,T,ars worth of
q, rornrt,.
I
{ C%Dnyenti0pS and Primary EIqCtiOnS,
-
What are called the evils of con .
tons are a fru,,tpl theme where
there is u multivljcirv OF AMBITIOUS
? and aspiring men anxious to ill
| the Offices, No sane man will pre-.
, tend to deny that there are evils
connected with conventions. This
is a practical world, however where
we usually seek in all our da Nv
j, transactions-not perfect means to
an end-but the least imperfect
means, Ont OF a ha:f dozen bad
roads to a poin, it is desired To
reach we do not dnd man %.aIact.
inr the nntrodJrn forest ar the
, wnmn 70 traveI oyer Nh, nr,rti.
ruI min @usuoII ,]olorts the hest a,
roads no hn,,;n with oInc,ions
themselves ore i]mnortrrt mran. 70
] nm end ponnlor Iovcrnment alec.
lions tha wiu ~ 7hn mn;omty are
Tho verv hast means own, d"y;sod
tor ,~orryinr an rovnra,nnnl ~
snita If imnrrt,ctio6 and oftnn Il -
very h,d working ~ tho marhin-
arv If nonnIar g9vornmont psa.
ty rnyardment And snnkinr in =,
mn1inIicitv nf rorIiI.tns7 snn,n
means Of Gcttin, tho yojro Of tne
m~,iori,v ST th@ Nils L,ya hncn
fonJnd a~bsoIntnIv ~assnn,inl viii,
ont snmo mems of th,s kind ,
ap,nrtv NH ruIo ,nI s|nI,rt
r,my.,I,n NM. ",n n~,,,;nIy ,In t..,
macao. .y.r ,.n, d.,fs~I t,r ,,,,
inn, hc,,yrnn - d.dot. rhr "no.
.nI,.n, ~,vn,t.nm n.m,,u.1 ~
.Irl. ,,lrs TRAN. mn, J.tr.,I. .,l,c,.
ed l,T rbc rl zons If. the f,i,es, nnd
,..t ~,,.., ,,.r d.y...I' -. .v,iI
.ibr ry;ls unJ ,hn m~i,nr,t, rnlr Of
mulrrIhj,. ,t .,ni,3,t. ,rn,ir
.~.L..ti,, 49,. ,.,,.iy ~ o,mo
ulvty, of G,,r ,y,r,,o nf rrnrn.
.,nIaI,. ~rtaracI,r Fins rhn
,r,., or, hr.t.r fIIri ,t,n ,b,,
rita no>,ibly he hy = roo,h ami
.t9mt . ,.,.. rYrr n, ma, 81
-. ..lnm H., Li,h..t c,n,.i,,
and efficiency thev seJoct ,ha low.
c.t,.ass i ljkslv 10 he the c9$c in an
,Inrt,on whor@G tborn - ~m,,nmrn.
Va
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TNSOLYENT NOTICE

The Estate In the Clanccry
t6l9l Of Court Of NoNubce
B. II. Brewer, decd. County, state Of
Mississippi.
To The creditors and NIL other pcrsons in
tero8tod in SAID estate
You urr hereby notified hat the clpim5
probated and registered against snjd estate
will be tSkcu up tor examination and al
lowanCe by the Chancery Court Of said
county, at the Court House in the town Of
Macon, on the
I'd. Monday Of October, A, D., 1878.
All creditors Of said estate are requested
to be present
Witness the Hon. l.. Brame. Chancellor Of
the 9TH District of sad safe, and The
seal Of ,aid Court this the llth day Of
JUue, A. D 1873.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
JarnaehiIaruagiu Clerk.
sol, for adur. iuurl5 st
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

SAVE YOUR CHILDREN FROM \. nor.
alBLE DEATH by worms. Shrincr's
Indian Eermitnge will doaIl that is
recommended tot it. You can rely
on il.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
LETTER FROM SnUQUALAG

,,,, ,t Irrh,r d,v and rrinda ali
49,, 49,. La,l6od ~
M Nv, a'ga ina orch,ri of
naa,Les Gnt n~rforInnotrly nvnr
EyIt ~ Ham arn rn,,inr y, ,ho
,mna. L,t,vn ma,n,i,r ~. or. m
d,r mnny oLIi,,a,;nHs 70 NJ. n
C,r sa,cy,l h,y,s ~ fin, no,.hns
Wonnt;oo,h a, Sir Ilcnav rnnmn-
san il nsiny the Nirronhon. tor
Ina J~o,nc,in1 If small v,r.ir,I coI,
anil Somn ~.nsnntaI,on ia olso in.
dnI'e4 in ~ tn whot may ho the
f,tHra ,l he instrument in o,hnr
hnIds otsnrr;oal l~i,unos,,
II ~ nf c9nrsc hn3 IN it's infancy
now but even IN , nerfer,ed Stale
y, ,mo,rinn th,t IN. ranrn NJ In
]n.ntnIn1ss has Lner nret,v wall
ma,ked owhen it is SAID thai in adj.
d;t;on IN tho discovery of tr,.r.
m~entar, stnnos IN which II w,s cm
i~inon,lv s|ncr,ssfnl the existence ot
AN orc,sion,l buIlnr or niece of dead
bone which has eInded other meth
n,ht thrnnrh ia a~ynncv Posi-.
M tno VIXEN il can hn made IN
transmit isolated sonndn. an aner.
lIsmai thrill, the click OF d,Dsa'ed
valves, raIes, etc, may DO studied
or taught through ITS IuSLrmontaIl-
ty' AT any rate, surgery has re-
ccIvcd very curious legacy in tho
mIcrophone audit Will lind a wei
come place IN lis characterization.
We notice the arrival trem elm
;on College, OF Mr.. Ellis Jones aud
Mr.. Jimmie Jackson, both young
preachers nope they Will become
cmIhent ministers OF the gospel.
Rev. Mr., Wharton Is on II VISIT
to our tow much improved IN
zenith.
Hiss Llda O"ens lett last week
There were many lrIeuos ana ac'
qoalntances at the tram to bid her
goodbye She Will be missed n
tine 5Oc"I gatherings We regret
to see our little iaTor'to leave She
viii make q tour through hentuckk
and IeHn., VIII arrive at Mead
vile Fcn',ic College, "a, in Sep
t'mb'r whore ahe villa r"nro IN
al a iuiI graduate, Slccoos nJtonl
Aias Ld"-nay her "TRIP bea Haiv
ani pleasant one.
The Ladies OF S~huqoaI'N ana Vt
"inltN arc making great prcParA
tons tor grand supper ON thy
I'm OF lu'y, for the benefit OF '1e
b"pl'ot church. No pans "iII We
spared to make IL one OF the nle''Ni
affairs OF the season. They val
nave every tu,a| IL aoVn"".'e' 'ce'
cream, cake, lemonade VA" plenty
of custard handed around IN four
quart bowls and have them filed
two times aud kd6eS ~k2r5tngty.
know y chap who says he likes
the Grangers because they make
calico cheap, and Why be afraid OF
it,. Nheo be goes to a supper he
don't like to see the men all 1,t %"
ono side ana the ladies, dear SOUS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
Change Of SChGdu G,

North bound uain arrives TAO a.
NJ.
South bound train arrives 6 p NJ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

St. Louis, July I.~-Yesterday af.
tornoon City Marshal Walsh, with
his deputies, attempted to take pos
session OF one of the city engine
houses in East ST. Louis. occupiedb by
the metropolitan police as headquar.
tyrs. A fight cnsucd and two dcpu-
tos We're hlilcd. One metropolitan
and one deputy were wounded The
'iarshoi's forces then rctlej.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

Tive tvtplyr, convention at ON-
ford recommended the adoption
Of Wcbster's spoilers aud the sndc,
pendent reader.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06
Balls Gin and Self Feeder

Our planter friends have ''proba.
6ly heard Of this celebrated Gin
one is rpot Hauenstcin & Bro g..
and tho pablo are invited to in,
spect it.
The Best Stock az e'A+og nj
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

The tramps are marching in the
vest. They have recently seized
freight trains, and by Their oyerpow.
c}ing numbers compelled the rail
road men to give them free rides.
We are afraid unless the times get
better, there will he serious troubles
III the north and west before the
summer is over, with the tramps and
unemployed workingmen. The LAT
ter may be driven to desperation
and the former viii gladly assist III
raising disturbances. !. recent mum
Der Of the Chicago Tribune says "the
starving rioters Of Quebec broke IN
10 q flour store and stole 400 barrels
of -four. Instead Of carrying the
food home 10 their starving wives
and children, they sold it to starving
grocers al $50 a barrel and invest
cd the money in good substantial
whiskey.' Vicksburg Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-07-06

ArounE mai ramed JIM. Docs
aud living in this roIntv, wa,
thrown and Killed by \ mule Iasr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., RcruM.
, 1878-10-05

beyond repair.
The streets devasted by the tornado
were Colony, Nam, Elm, and High
streets, and Wallace row, sometimes
called Christian street. Nearly all the
houses on the plains were mortgngpd to
Meridcn banks, who will consequently
be heavy losers, as insurance policies do
not cover any losses by wind.
Numerous articles were picked up in
Rhode Island, that had been blown en-
tirely across the state of Connecticut,
and when identified were returned to
their owners among which were notes,
receipts, accounts, pictures etc.
Probably NO disaster of the kind,
equal to il ever before occurred in that
State.