Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-28
SOUTHERN NEWS GLEAnINGS.

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4jo bales. gross receipts, 459 bales; sales,
3s3 bales, stock. 4Gg7 bales.
N,,,on,p.vs Cotton drl, and nominal.
not recaints 7oI bales. gross receipts 7ot
Ios,sai,s 1oo obo1es stock "a 5,5 bales.
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az -, 900 -. ,.oooirt, ro,a hin.
49,, -ts ron,ioa. stoc,, - 2so bales
d,r,bter of samue, William
a. atrn;a,,3I,. Nv Y. uao L;clzed nm tha
hooi ,,- ha.so .,d l,iI,od
ELIZA "o'DS, he6i u "o',i"n' my So"
soa'S ,r' olu' - 80 -. w.. .,sh -
sun en-, a.i .ilo O'"oi - ".s" i..i NJ.
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doad ,yoran ravaaled the nresence OF
orSenic and the neonle beca,ne so aeed
that tbe lvncbinq followed She MAIN
toined bor Innocence to tho last She had
n had sanitation Sba was hing to n tree
in the court house ward The mob vas
orderly and disneread ouietIv
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ueen h'ihs III seeiuoioh heai onoeu'i",
Ithl'' Ipi unity 1tuISs was suOb uroAh
,n'ouen ",''io" lo" II gus sin'o az ,'i'
nouse, Nc nou9o was SC. oh nie o'eI ms
neau pody' anu al ourhe,' W usles' No,n-
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Twrtyr.yr,p-otn how named KIM
brough had his skuII crusbed to n;eces bv
tbe kick of a horse Mt Morristowu. Tenn.
diving in few minutes. '.s
WHEN the parode of Barnum,s circus
was about to start at Memphis, Tenn,
| the other dav. thrilling event occurred.
| Mrs. Reif of Memphis. was near the pam
theirs cage, which contained four animals
ana the Keeper her hat was blown undef
the cage by sudden gust OF wind, and she
stopped TO secure 1t. AS she dld so large
panther put his paw out and caught her by
the halr, and, with the other paw on hes
iace' hited her from the ground. Inc keep
er rushed upon the furious peast ana
a4Ina,j,,'aio I''r jis lu.t,. - at,o,,t
~ s,an,oJ tho i.aa,o. ,,al,1a ho 90.
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LaiI,' i,,i,rad ahontt tho hoad "a saao an5
bod 70 ho rer,ored to bar boma Tbo aront
cansed great evcitamon+ onono tholarga
crowd
lhL co'toh iliils SuSpenueu py .ne iock.
ouV Ill aug suS'a' oa'' consuiie o'''' paies oi
COTTON anu employ -''oo operatives on
hohtulS pay Sloh Vi af''l"'
PHILo CARPENTER, deceased Of Chicago,
lequeathed - 900 in trust to Rev. Joseph
L. Ray, of Atlanta, Ga, to be used by him
in opposition to secret societies.
Ap,ssrxcr, n, the Tonnessaa viroini, ,
and Georgia train took sick n few d,v.
AGO and died near Cleveland. Tenn, On
reaching Chattanooga the corpse wat
searched. and from letters the dead man
proved to be A. l.. Tiforman, from New
York State. He was on his way to Kansas
City, No.
n rrtnrp No,or Of Americus G.,
and Dr W p Rurt councilman of the sams
town a few dov. AGO. engaged in a political
discussion From hot words tbev passed to
blows Burt struck Fielder. who then
stabbed Burt in the back and arm, inflict-
ing probably fatal wounds. Both men stand
high politically and socially in Americus
and throughout the State.
HryYy Corssrys. prominent druggist.
Of Nashville. Tenn. left fifty dollars in tho
drawer. Next morning thirty-seven dol
lars was gone, and he accused George
Moulton of taking it, Aquarrel and blows
followed In the afternoon Coussens went
over to discharge Moutou. when the quar-
rel was renewed. After some hot words
Coussens threw heavy bundle at Mouton.
Moulton then seized knife and cut Cous-
sens half a dozen times in the abdomen
aud mncs. He will die Moulton fled but
was captured four miles from town. Cous-
sens was to have married Moulton's sister
in few davs,
A. the Louisville and Nashville passenger
train. ,,.as leaving Nemnhis Tenn. the other
ri,bt = negro bov pamed Thomas Jones,
o-c1 eorrtesn vears tried to iump ON the
nIo+fo,r, bot,yna, two Of tho coaches. but
i,,i..oi lie fo,,i,,qr ord fol, tho vbaals mass.
inr oxar his necl and shaving off his head
os IL dnra with tbe gnillotine'
H.,
hNNLiN IL. nrhNih', SUI oi ,na,. n"..u ii"'n
puries' WeaI'ny c'',Ne" Vi onaV.a"oVsa' So
DIV ,go ue yas ont horseback riding.
when the horse became frightened and
threw the Young man, breaking his neck.
The young mans father was living at the
point of death at Crisp Springs, near Tull-
ahoma, at the time.
The trial of DIR. James Woodrow on
charges preferred by Dr. William Adams,
Oh augusta va oeiore tne Augusta rres'
pytery began at be.hany' Greene 'ouh'y'
, on the l'1n' Inc charges are 'na' "oou'
row promuiga'es doctrines ana opinions
In con'iet win sacred scripture IN ,eaeh
: ing that the pouy Oh auaIh was piouuo',
: the product Oh eVoiutloh rom 'he oooS u
: | some lower ANIMAL Inc trlal promises tt