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Notice of Forfeiture.
To JOE Adm :

To JOE Adm:
You are hereby notified flint have
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APPLE s !!

A carload of Ore
Con FAMILY WIN
TER APPLES, com
prising Bald win s,
Greenies, Newtown
Pippins, King Pip
pins, and other choice
varieties, will be re-
ceiyed in a few days.
Price, 81 to SIS per
100 pounds.
E@ These apples were picked by
hand and boxed with G eat care espe-
cially for this market.
FRED. II. ROWE.
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KILL AND BURN.
Is the Greed of the Socialists and
Anarchists.
w" '"rks Nest of These Red-Handed
Murderers-Encrgetic Police Work
Break Up AN Organized Gang.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30-A startling chain
Oh facts is being developed by the invcsti-
sation OF the city detectives into the teue.
ment house fires that have become alarm,
lhSly frequent the past year. The convic-
tioh ana sentence to prison for life Of
HuAluhd hOhut recently for arson and
murder, IN case where he was entirely
innocent, was one incident, the revelation
oil which, and arrest of John Kylian, the
real guilty man, was followed this morning
py desperate attempt of the latter to kill
himself by hanging himself to his
cen window by rope made of twisted
strips of blanket from his bed. He
was discovered just in time to save his life
But the really remarkable part of the
whole affair is the evidence which the po-
lice have that this peaceful submission to
false Imprisonment, the attempt at suicide
ana scores of incendiary fires, many of
them resulting III deaths, are all a part OF
the organized conspiracy against society
which Most and his associates inspire. The
hohuts kylian and others who have
been or will be arrested, are men,
'Nio VI bluu luaU makes buSl-
ness OF getting extravagant insurance
on furniture in tenement houses,
setting their rooms on fire and collecting
the insurance. These fires were started
without the slightest regard to the risk of
the lives of the people in the houses, and
not less than dozen murders are already
scored up against the gang. They are
sworn to stand together at all times and
under all circumstances, and to submit to
anything, even to death, self-inhicted or
otherwise, rather than risk falling into the
hands of the police or disclosing any of the
secrets Of their league or any of it's ind-
vlduaIs They have no object but to
plunder society as much as possible, and no
creed but to kill and burn Several of
them are already serving terms in prison,
aud Others have been driven from the city
on have died at their own hands or at
those Of their confederates, in one way and
another, so that now the gang is thor
oughly broken up, and the police claim is
so under their control that any further
carrying out Of their dastardy propagand
islmpossible is in New York
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A THUNDER-BOLT


| 'hlcAGo, Aug 29-This morning. in the
midst OF IA very heavy thunderstorm. the
| powder magazine belonging to the Latin
hahh Powder Company was struck by
H7Nthlng IN explosion followed, which de-
stiuyed property valued at S15 600, besides
hlilIhg one PERSON almost instantly, fatally
inJurlng four and inilicting painful injuries
on nearly twenty-five Others. Where the
magazine stood is now an immense eXca-
Walton nearly fifty feet in depth. The
| combined efforts of a hard-fought battle
tornado, and the withering influences of
| 'ISnlhlng could not have presented a
| pieture OF more ahieCt desolation and de-
| strHctlon than did the country for half
mile III all directions from the exploded
hiaHazIhe. Just preceding tine explosion, a
iuHH, vicious electric flame seemed to burst
from cloud directly over the magazine
III an instant the air was filled with fyinp
missiles Masses of brick and clay, sheets
Vi tIh' large stones and pieces of timber
performed Undesirable gyrations hun
dredS OF feet in the air, some falling hack
close to the points from which they started
"hlle others shot Off through space with
irIghtIul velocity, only conforming to the
| laws OF gravity after a long flight. Stones
"elBulhg from one to one hundred and
HIty pounds were thrown into fields
Two miles from the scene. Trees were
stripped OF their foliage fences blythe mile
were laid low, telegraph wires were snap
pea IKE fragile threads and the prairie bore
seams us If of a thousand etnnn rio,r,
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SEAL FISHERIES,
Annual Report of the Special Asen,
to the Treasury Department.


WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-Special Agen.
llnSle' the representative of this govern.
ment at the Seal Islands, has made bis
annual report to the Treasury Department
ON the seal fisheries. He reports that oo asa
seals were taken during the year by the
Alaska Commercial Company on. of the
lOoooJ which they are permitted ia take
ana lron which the government derived a
reFeHue OF S:62,431. Tue company fulfilled
all It's obligations as 10 the edn
catloh and care of the iuhabi.
tahtS OF the lslands The modes Of catch.
ing and killing seals were improved. and
the seal fisheries are in generally good con
hit'on. The department is urged to keen u
revenue cutter constantly on duty there
during the season, as the dopredation
would otherwise be very extensive. The
former estimate of five millions as the
number of seals on the islands is tbouebt
to be excessive by about twenty five per
cent
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Killed on a Irestln-

SAUK CENTER, MINN., Aug 30.-Three
young ladies We're crossing IA tresteworI,
east-bound train came along, They lost
their presence of mind and became per
fectly frantic They started back, but the
engine was too close to he reversed. Miss
Allen, eighteen years Old, was instantly
killed and horribly mangled. Miss Flaven
was severely injured; her sister escaped
unhurt by jumping into the water, but was
unconscious for several hours from fright.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. ~, - John
Kidd. of the Worlds Collection Bureau
and other enterprises, lett the city for
parts unknown recently His indebted
ness is estimated to be all the way from
$4,000 To S32 900, and in the majority
oil cases it falls upon persons i'll able to
lose it, several OF them being widows who
depended upon their annuities for sup.
port, the handling of which he secured
in such II way that while he was tinan.
cially responsible, yet he could not be
pursued In q criminal prosecution.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

ColpwArER, Mich, Aug, 29,--The second
attempt to take the life Of a, 7, Lanphere
within the last week was made Friday.
While passing near the Salvation Barracks
a rope was thrown over his head and he
was pulled into vacant lot, hit on the
head with a sand-bag and shot three times,
two balls lodging in an account book in his
breast pocket, and the other in a match
safe. He was not injured except by being
bruised. A mask and revolver were found
uaar the sppt
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ATHENS Aug 2a-Thc area of the dis
trict which is affected by earthquakes yes
terday, is phenomenaily large, especially
as TO width, and at least six towns have
been entirely destroyed while score of
Others are partially demolished On the
main land there has been great damage to
property, hut comparatively little loss of
life, On the islands the deadly effect of
the Disturbances has been most severe,
and it is estimated that 600 persons
have been killed, and upward of 1000 Sc
riously injured. The undulations of the
earth were singularly regular in their oc-
cuTence. and the actual shocks averaged
twelve seconds each in duration The in
habltants everywhere in the disturbed dis,
tnctS have abandoned the houses still
standing and all are camping ont in the
fields. The breaking of the telegraph wires
10y the upho0vals has made it almost i'm
possible to obtain details, and it is believed
tna' the reports already received under
estimate the damage and loss of life
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

PrrsBuRGH Aug. 29-Mrs. Mary Rode
oaugh was run over by carriage and fa-
tally injured; Chas. Henderson committed
suicide by taking laudanum; Harry Esen-
beis, aged ten wears, was drowned while
bathing; Geo Wright died of heat; r. T..
Thompson died suddenly of lead collie; Mrs,
McElheny died from kick, and other inju-
ries inflicted by her husband; Fred Sahwahy
was cut in the side by }. r. Gilbert and
probably fatally injured.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

NAPLES, Aug % Mount Ncsuvius is now
in violent tate of eruption, and the peo.
pie living in its vicinity have fed to the in.
terror, where they are congregated in open
fields, spending the most Of their time in
prayerand suppication Naples is almost
depopulated, and the few people who re-
main are also panic-stricken The open
spaces and squares of the city are filed
with men and women upon their knees
offering up prayer to stay the eruptons
and save their lives
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

RrsTCurK, Aug, 3o-Prnce Alexander
arrived at SiStova at O'Clock this morn
ing. His entry in tho town and his
progress through it was one continuous
triumph The people lifted the Prince
from his carriage and carried him on their
shoulders to the Greek Church, where a
TIE Deum was sung. The Prince afterward
started for Tirnova, and arrived there this
evening, where the populace gave him an
enthusiastic welcome. He has issued a
manifesto, which approves of the action of
the StamhuIotf Regency, confirms the ex.
isting Ministry, thanks the people and
army forthcir fidelity and resolute attitude
in favor of Independence, implores Gods
blessing and urges all to unite in promoting
the welfare of Bulgaria
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04
A Mexican Shot.

GALVESTON, Ten, Aug. 3O.-A special
from Columbus says: Three Mexicans be-
came involved in a fight in the street Sat
urday night, and when Deputy Sheriff
Hope attempted to arrest them they all
turned upon him and one of them attempt
ed to stab him. Deputy Hope shot the
Mexican in the center of the forehead, in
ficting wound from which the latter died
shortly afterward. At the inquest yester
day morning the jury justified Hopes ac
tiOn.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.


CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-The heaviest shocks
of earthquakes in the experience of any
living inhabitant were felt in this city this
evening little after Q o'clock Great build
ings swayed and tottered as if about to fall.
Furniture was upset and china and glass
ware broken. People rushed pell
NEIL from theatcrS hotels and
private residences. Patients at the citv
hospital were thrown from their beds. No
great amount of damage was done. how.
ever, in this city. The shocks were exne-
rienced more or less violently throughout
the country, the vibrations being extremely
severe at Cleveland Pittsburgh and Da.
troit The walls of Il large new building
in process of erection at Pttsburph
were so badly cracked that thew
will have to be torn down
Dispatches from Savannah Ga. stata
that several buildings were ruined chin
news tumbled in all directions and win
dow glass was shattered throughout the
city. The air was filled with shrieking
men and women. At l0:45 many casual
ties are being reported from various parts
of Savannah. At Louisville, KY. the shock
was severe. The Alexander Hotel rocked
upon its foundation like an erg in tha
surf and it seemed to the people within
that it was tumblin. in all directions. In
the upper part OF Louisville hundreds Of
houses were moved from their foundations
and the people were frightened almost into
convusions. Atlanta Ca was badly
shaken up, All over the city window-glass
is broken, chmneys knocked down and
dishes and clocks smashed to pieces. The
shook in Evansville, Ind, caused a strange
phenomenon. The Ohio river fell
nearly a foot by the Government gusge
and did not return to its level for nearly
five minutes. At Columbia, S. c., the
walls OF the courthouse were cracked and
other buildings damaged Charleston. s.
C., seems to be the center of the disturb
ance. Since the quake no telegraphic
communication can be had from any part
OF the country It's known that a bridge
in the vicinity Of the city was shaken
from its foundation and che wires are all
lost, but that is not so serious as the fact
that various other points through which
there should he communication are unable
to get any thing from the city. II is feared
that the city hac S1I(iarp1 torrjbl,-
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AsurRY PARK, Aug. II Syloonus Carr
was drowned at Ocean Grove yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Carr was about twenty.
igeNearN Of age and was spending a week 5
vacation here with his iiancee. Being Il
good swimmer, he yenturcd out little too
far and became exhausted. Bathing Mas
ter White swan cut to his assistance, and
Just as he was about to seize him, Carr
went down the last time, Miss Lizzie
Cooper, to whom he was engaged, saw him
60 down. She fell upon the sand IN a dead
faint and had 10 be cnrrinl 10 her. HnleL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

DrQuoIN Ill, Aug. 2G--Whie working a
thrcshiug machine on farm about seven
mucs soutu Of Benton, Wm'Odle, who was
t"drg The tErr'her, started to 90 to the
StraW-sisck, bly, aud juWmwg around
to DO so got overbalauced, and fell back in
fho machine lie was horribly mangled
and died shortly after being extrcated
Tie was buried to-day. On the return from
the funeral horse and buggy driven toy
Mrs, James Jones, a cousin OF the deceased
ran away aud she was severely, if not in
tally injured
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Cnoked by Iinhtuiup.

Sr JosEru, Mo, Aug. 2L-Durjng thun
der shower this evening tve-yeor-old son
Of Anton Tesm was struck by lightning
and fatally injured The little fellow had
gone out in the Backyard durngu lull, and
was bending over a tub Of water. The cleo.
tric current went into the back part of his
neck and down the spinal column and the
right Limb into the ground. The flesh over
which the current past is cooked and al
most ready to drop from the bone.
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DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 27.-E, l.. Walker
county Judge OF Stephens County, arrived
here yesterday seeking aid to avert starva.
tion in his county which he says is entire.
ly denuded OF grass without crops,
and with only post-oak aud mesquite
leaves for stock food. About one.
third OF the population have ex-
hausted all supplies, and the remainder
are mostly without bread or meat and
needing outside aid to save them from
starvation. Cattle are diving in large
numbers, and unless moved tn the ranges
noLs can survive the winter Shackeford,
Young, Palu Pinto, Throrkmortun, East.
land ~nd Baylor Counties, he Gays, srs
but little hsttsr eH
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LoypoS, Aug. So.-Fifty thousand Social
etc vorkingmen and idlers met in Ira
,alro Square this afternoon to denounce
..n ;nnrisonment of Williams, who was
.acontly .ac convicted of melting to riot, and
aondnmp the tyranny of the police, Some
ro rorv inflammatory speeches were made,
hut & tbc meeting throughout was orderly
AZ 4 s,ronr 70, force of police, mounted ana on
foot Mprn nrcsent
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Macon, Mo, Aug. 2G--Several children
here, playing with some wet powder that
had been thrown out behind store at
Beyier yesterday afternoon, when Level
lyn Evans, aged eight, wrapped some of
the powder in paper and placed it inside
his shirt, Some of the explosive became
lighted, and, flashing up, set fire to that
in the boys shirt He was frighttully
burned, and died early this morning.
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Russian i,umors,

VIENNA, Aug. 21-lt is rumored that
Russia is making extensive military and
naval preparations, and has ordered the
movement of the fleet toward the Roume-
llan coast. IL is also rumored that the
Berlin and Vienna Courts are making
strenuous efforts through Prince AleNan-
der's father to dissuade Alexander from
returning to Bulgaria. The Russian press
demands the immediate occupation of Bnl'
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q prchlbitlonist's Hosse Burned.

Drs MONIES, Iowa, Aug 81 49, Sunday
night dwelling belonging to j. S. Martin,
Emmettsburg, was set ON fire, but was ex-
tirguiShcd without loss. Yesterday, at
O'Clock, the house was again set on fire and
totally destroyed, Mr., Martin has been
active in forcing prohibition, and this is
snnnnspd 10 be the reason for the outrage
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Moyyell,s Eyccution Post poned.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. y. The hanging of Max
well, the murderer of Preller, which was
TO have occurred to-day, has been post
poned until November Is, n stay having
been granted pending the hearing of his
case before the Supreme Court, The hang
ing of three Chnaman which was also to
occurred to-day has been postponed Tor
the same rnagnu
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--Gingham was first manufactured in
the United States by Erastu, Bigelow,
at Clinton, Mass, in 1916, 1t was the
first attempt to manufacture the fabric
mentioned by machinery, and enabled
the American manufacturers to COM
pete successfully with those of En-
GLAND
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

SYRACUSE, N. V, Aug. 29.-Frank Wood
was rowing on Orange Lake to-day with a
friend and large dog, when the dog ny
suddenly shifting his position upset the
boat While in the water the dog per-
sisted in climbing upon Woods shoulders
thus forcing the mans head under water.
Eyhousted hy his vain struggles with the
dor, Wood finally sank, and was drowned
in eight feet of water.
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Three Men Killed by an Engine.

WrrMoRE, Pa, Aug. So,-Three trackmeu,
employed on the Pennsylvania railroad,
were struck by an engine, near Sumner
Hill. this morning, and instantly killed.
The men stepped off the track to avoid a
wcst.bound train, when they were struck
by an engine going in the opposite di-
reCtiOn.
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MINE EXPLOSION.



Miners and Serious Injury of Others.
SCRANTON, Aug, 30. There was an explo-
sion Of gas in the Fair Lawn Collery, in
this city, at eight O'Clock this morning, by
which five men were killed and two seri-
ously injured Edward Pierce had charge
OF the ventilation of the mine. and the
Others were miners and laborers who
had gone to the mine to make i'm.
provements in the air chambers The col
liery having been idle for few days they
had proceeded to the lower vein, four
teen hundred feet from the surface Here
Pierce went ahead of them to test the air.
The miners and laborer5 followed him to a
croSs-cut about one thousand feet from the
foot Of the slope. He was on an incline,
lifting his safety lamp to the roof where
the lamp entered a large quantity of fire
damp. The ga, penetrated the gauze and
the explosion occurred.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

E,u,RA, N. V, Aug. 29,-Three Italian
loLorers employed on the Erie road en-
gagged in fight ON the railroad track to-
1ay over money matters, While tne men
we're fighting an express train s.ruch WIN T ~
anather The third man was arrested
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

Ar Anuia, H., Oscar Hamhrick, aged
seventeen shot and killed an % eign, yearci;s !.
son az Simon Carney Inc hur"er''
threatened with lynchng
MICHAEL VgLirK, the Chicogosn' Wos
banged his little boy, .yoS neSriy ,is,, '''''"s p'
M hrsn ralssssd on 50" 's'"
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Saved From the Storm.

GALVESTON, Ten, Aug, 2i.-Captain VIM
Moore aud party, who were supposed 10
have been lost in the recent storm OH
Indianola, reached their de tlnatloh IN
safety Captain Bailey, who was also re
ported lost, managed to save himself
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GRHA T CALAMITY
caused by an Artesian wclI-A River of
water Struck Two Hundred Feet Under
Ground Flooding an Iowa Town.

l
Ground Flooding an Iowa Town
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 3l-A dispatch was
received at the City Hall this afternoon
from the Mayor of Belle Plains, Iowa,
which states that an artcsian well four
inches in diameter burst when the depth Of
$50 feet had been reached in boring. and in
Stantly n volume Of water was forced into
the air to the distance Of several hundred
feet This gradually increased in size and
volume until a stream of water fully
sixteen inches in diameter was formed,
and the upward force of this stream
is equal to the power Of powder or dvna-
mite. The water, in huge volumes, is spout
ing high in the air and the supply seems
ineXhaustible. Two gigantic rivers have
been formed by This rnanomano
water-hurst, which are running through
the town at the rate Of twelve IN los an
hour, and are carving every thing before
them. Houses and ligcy arn threatened by
this peculiar freak Of nature. aud the citi-
zHnS of thn town are appalled, attho'r I'M
pending Danger which at present they are
poWel less to overcome
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-09-04

PHILADELPHIA, Aug q. The experts sent
from Washington to count the money IN
the Y, =, Sub-Treasury, completed ,nen
tasks to-day, and found thut the money
and The accounts balanced 70 "a psonsi
Tbs experts counted about sstoAhvf "
Ntirh Aii. on lplp MRa n rilvtt
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Relief for Texans.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3O.-St. Louis is about to
offer aid to the inhabitants of the
drought-stricken districts of Texas, whence
comes reports of great suffering, 1t is ex'
pected that a train consisting of ten cars
loaded with provisions will be sent to re-
lieve the sufferers.