Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-05-04

pather prophets are aireau.
a summer with unusuall!
,,trical disturbances, Thes'
! said to follow, as a rule
ers.
tIi.hment for teaching house
haeu founded by Miss For
Oudon. 1t is to be known "a
'.ho Technical College Com
ted,
IiyG to population, American
nearly twice the amount o
AT is consumed by Europeans
|. Of the great smoking OF 10
he form of cigars.
Il Of having clerks go will
mail steamers to distribute
matter, in order to expedite
nission on reaching land, i
German suggestion.
.,mhiea that there are nas
rR,5Oo,O 600 ex-soldiers AM
whom over $4,000 are pen
nd there are about AGO. 0O'
Ot the Grand Army of the Re
N SALAMANCA is the name o
|uler for Spain at the island o
4 is an old soldier, and lik'
|Cfession intends to rule with
,inline. at least as far as Civ
heed to the interests OF thu
ppntry is concerned.
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railroad has agents in ok
induce those who can no
here to come to Texas. Th'
bfers good land on easy terms
900, 900 acres to sell, while al
contains only 1,S0O, 900. Tex
10 get 10000 emigrants from
low.
Zen out by those who ought tc
New York and Liverpool, tha
Ryalla steamer Danmark haC
rnder the navigation regula
barry moro than 500 passen
d had on board a total of ~
.n she foundered or was dam
partly sunk,
-
hi custom obtains in Wash.
which, on Easter Monday, thu
h the White House are put a
bal Of the children, whateve
choose to come there. Hun
them do come every year t,
rs, play ball and indulge il
brit generally.
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fHUsETTS has a pretty strin'
EOr law without prohibition
towns must settle for them
Fh year the question Of licens'
Eense. In license cities ant
one license can be granted t
" inhabitants, except in Bos
D may have one license TO
D inhabitants, The mini
for a license is 81, 900 per an
body doubted that American
genius for self-government
fOts should be forever removed
fpIatlon OF the proceedings il
o. Instead of the rioting ant
b. the pandemonium that s,
fllcted, was presented the re
spectacle of ten thousand
lnlzing a city government in
Ierly manner within twelv,
ter their arrival on the tow
new York post-oillce is tn,
business establishment, affect
|Sa'estnumber of people undei
Fnment Of the United States
rs and collects every year
OI letters, papers, etc. 81,
numerous as the entire popu
the Union. 1t handles eacl
$751; 100000 in money orde
while its own receipts ar,
"VO0, and the net revenue o
Flnment is S., 100000.
IAGo man claims to have dis
process Tor preserving meats
g''aOles and other perishabl,
from decay for an indefinit,
Tine The alleged discover,
"a a powder, the composition
s a secret, and a small guam
men burned in an air-tigh
Juices a smoke which perme.
article to be preserved an,
practically imperishable. |
V'almed that eggs can be pre-
~e process, the only chang,
'"gO being the loss of vitality
" ,u' important chronological re
~ SANKEY'S march through tn,
NI'lean forest on his way from
y 70 the Albert Nyanza wa
,'''r with the dwarfs whicl
i exceedingly numerous be
NepORo and the grass lands
Anown as the Wambutti
%' he saw about 15O fores
,Camps '" of these pigmies ant
'uem as a venomous, coward
''''n race very expert will
iorK Sun prints interview
y number of Appointment Eng
S'a'lve !" to the possible annex
.'aada to the United States
u''ion sought to be obtaine,
y. r'''.'on Great Britain woul,
wy :, Vi q decided movement |,
s4ucAa'lon. Those interview
.'Om'nent business men, man
,@. Professional men, member
l@ oa. and noblemen. The sub
'4' interviews is that II Can,