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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09
LIVERPOOL DUMPED.


Nrw York. Nov. 6.-C%eat interest
has been excited in shipping circles hoth
in this country and in England by the
call recently made at Milford Haven by
tho steamship City of Rome on her iaS'
MASSAGE ont from New York, when shn
discharged her passengers there IN
stead of at Liverpool. Milford Haven
Is a port in Wales. on the western poihO
of England. London is 235 miles rom
Milford Haven on direct line east
and Liverpool, to the northwest OF Lon
| don. is much further from the big ci'y'
For a whole generation the advantages
of Milford Haven as a stopping place lot
,bo transatlantic steamships have oeeh
nointod out. but this is the first time
Tho mort has been utilized for passenger
traffic by big steamship line 1t Is pe
,ioved that the Milford route can o'
made in from eighteen to twenty-iou
hours less than by way OF LlVerpoo
from New York. Many of the steainshi
men say nothing can prevent Mi,ioF
Haven from becoming the point OF iahV
: ing and departure of the traiilc oe'"e'
, Enrope and the United States.
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NEBRASKA.

rryooIS. Neb.. Nov. 5-Nebraska voted to-
Iy for minor State and county ohlcets' a''u d
bngressman to I'LL the vacancy caused W 'no
bath Of James Laird Republican, IN the co
nd District. ,.,-.
IIIsCoIN, Neb., Nov, 5.-The kepuO ic"t
tate Central Committee has received but mea'
hr returns up 10 midnight, The estimated ma
br!ty for the Ie)uhlicHn State ticket 10 ron
700 to sOOO0. Satisfactory returns VIII not o'
eeflsJSed to.ngnt, as tho state is "V'r"ho.- %
nciv Republican and but little interest - lei
h the result,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09
TRUCE DECLARED.
Leaders of the Howard Faction
Leaving the Country.
Open Hostilitles at an End, But the Bui-
let's of the Bushwhacker and As
sassin are Hourly
Feared

PINEvILLE, KY, Nov. 4.--The law ano
order party have at last if not finally,
temporarily triurnphed, and an uncer
tain duration of prospective peace is al
hand. wills Howard and Wilson Jen
nings, and few Of the most desperate
of their followers, have fed the country
and gone to parts unknown, while the
residue of their men have scattered out |
among the mountains to engage in pur' |
suits much safer than attempting to ter |
rorize the good people of Harlan County
and TO bushwhack Judge Lewis party.
Little John Howard, Wills brother,
passed through here Friday en- route TO
Arkansas. Several of Howard's rela'
tiyes from Harlan County, most OF
whom are wealthy and inhuch'lai
citizens, but have not taken any
hand in the trouble, accompanied
Johnny to this place and remained
here all day. 1t is thought that thelI
purpose was to provide ways and means
for Wills safe transit or exit. lhey
stated positively that there would not De
any further trouble in Harlan between
the present vigilantes, and that the Ia"
and order party could with perfect safety
disperse to their homes and be assured
that no one of them would be disturbed
again by wills Howard or any OF his
men. This announcement does not ac
cord with Howard's reputation or INC
solemn oaths he has frequently taKei
and called upon his faithful band t'
witness, yet there may be some reason
to give it crcdence, as Howard ma
been rapidly losing ground since Count
Judge Lewis took the law IN ms Owl
> hands, and in defiance or terrible threat
and over the willful neglect of duty o
the mart of the other county ol1clals VI
1crtook to bring the outlaws to Justic'
The reyerses in the two fights produce
fear, distrust and cowardice among iio'
l. ards men, who refused to follow him .
II raids which he proposed, and, choosil
between fighting alone or iIeelng' VI
)r ,ooders chose the latter, when III
ID been urged upon them by their lrleh
for some time. BE the report true
a. not. restless insecurity VIII clihE
IN the various citizens allied WIN
a law and order party, for Howard $ d'
perate band may show itself at a
VI hour by visitation upon their homes d
III themselves the vengeance he has swo
's- to take. Truly Harlan County SUM
from the most terrible calamity IN
m nature of feud which ever befel
81 sh people. There have been five ooia |,
RI sassinations and fifteen other homicl'
growing out of the trouble, the peace
ne ne the county has been destroyed ""
ae- a, prosperity is merely nominal ana
SIX the end is not in sight.
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1T WILL KILL.
Another Electric Fatality in the Streets OF
New York,

Nrw York, Nov. 5.-An electric llght
current Yesterday morning roasted
horse to death, and threw the driver 10
tho street. As in the F@ks case, the
deadly current was carried to lts VIC
Tins through q Telephone wire. A big
pole. carrying numbetless wires, staf's
ON Fourth avenue near the corner Vi
Twonty-eighth street. Some time near
f,,r o'clock one of the wires, a tcle-
nhonc line, fell to the street anu
| formed loop across the down track VI
| ,,o Forrth Avenue railroad. Soon after
II foil Thomas Wholan, driver of Her
aid delivery wagon, came along Inc
horse stepped on hcapparently harmless
wire and instantly came to halt ana
then sprane aside and fell. The jolt oi
the vehicle threw Wholan to the street.
al when he arose to his feet ne re-
co,ycd = shock which threw him pros
trote into the gutter. Regaining hl'
feet arain. the driver undertook to ral9'
the horse. but as soon as he toucheu wv
animal another shock passed throuBl
him lie then comWehendod the cauS
and Law still. Citizens attracted 10 VI
- scene noticed flashes OF blue name ei,,i
$ tino from the PROSTATE animal. III
+ flashes came from all parts OF the horSe
e body, and the smell OF burning "o'
t was pcrccptible half block away
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

right Men Overwhelmed ny Moi'." sa.areIv "
rive Dead and Three others H'''''''
Burned. lo,,-
LEBANON, Pa, Nov. 5.-By the break,
an+ Of molten iron in the stack OF
@ .ho Co,cbruok Furnace No /, Haryey'
y,,nr YnJ Henry Fertig, Isaac Siegrist' Nm'
SNYDER and Harvey Beck were kiiIeu,
@ amd John Bohr, Benjamin Eek anu
Tnoch Eisonhauer were severely purneu' @
The men, all of whom were laoorers' '
were overwhelmed by the rush OIL hol.rn .lon,
Metal while at work, and some OF tnon'
moro m burned almost beyond recognition
The hosting shaft Of the furnace Wa
dcstroyed.
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r,ect,on Bloodshed.

R,,rINoRE, Nov. 6.-Shortly Deioro
the closing of the polls in the rltSt ,'.
precinct % Of the Fifteenth Ward, a hgh'
toor Mace between John Apple, a
Fusioninist ticket-holder, and william
nr;scoll. the latter Democrat. Apple
was knocked down and kicked IN inc
hcad and was dead when picked up,
nriscoll is held for murder. There was
soyeral other assaults, but none oil
rnrinns natnrc.
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FEMALE MoRMoNs WORK.
Leading Alabama Girls 'h'o Wv anal
Two Elders Tarred ana fe''"''
the Woman Is Warned

,,, ,,abama Girls Into the Fold
two elders Tarred and feathere"' anu
tho Woman Is Warned.
B,RM1yGuAM, Ala, Nov. "A large
nrotractcd meeting has been gong on
at Rethel Church, large settlement III
the northern part of Fayette county,
anr;nr tbe mast week. Wednesday last
a very handsome female preacher puv !"
an appearance, and, securing II n.y. ~
ohrrch not far from Bethel, began W
hold what she called Mormon eXhorta'
,ions. The young men and young Woin'
ON of the neighborhood became much III, =
terestcd in the ''female pfeac'''i
meeting, and two young womeh' u"uE =
tors of respectable farmers cohiesse1
.ho Mormon religion and joined
the church. This aroused 'hc % nov,
test indignation of the better Gi"o1 sl
~ citizens. and they Determined
70 run the handsome female preacher
ont Further investigation DISCLOSE =.
the fact that the young woman eHhor'e' ,a'
was being secretly supported III Nv Nv
wor, bv two Mormon elders, VINO KEEP
dork 4 committed hunted down the ""
o,dors. and Yesterday morning they "oi
tarred and feathered ana 'oio s",, ~ 81 !,
MANY think the handsome young ~ i'"'"i
rroochcr. is nothing more than sum
rounr villain disguised in female a.'l,'
, An investigation is to be mauc II 81 81
Hh tt and il such is the cas-
q The female preacher will be lyhch'u'
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Naw Town Projected.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov o'-i ho
roat rcrncssee Land Companys Trans
action, mention of which has aireauy o,,,
I %onn made in these dispatches IS now
u,.inoly Dut closed. and is the largest ever
, ,aado in the South. 1t embraces three
i,'narnd ,,,", thousand acres of land situated
on the line of the Cincinnati s'n,nooi. u, oop
ra' railway. w The consideration is sow, =,
ooo lo and the capital of the company h Is
SVv, Svod M three millions. One million ut'i'
lars are to be used In es'ao'''"'"e
town of lIaniman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09
New State Under Way.

p,suArcK, n. D., Nov, Sin respo,'S' ,'s'
,nmmonses sent out by Governor MI
,or 10 tbe following State officers took inc {.
oath of Office yesterday afternoon; I,,i..,o n.I'
Uuvii = hmditor Bray, state Secretary tilt'le' I
I',nance huu,.or Commissioner Casey, super,
intondent of Schools Mitchell, anu
lh,'"" 1s,.oS Wollin, Corliss and Barthoio-
n,"w u""S Of the Supreme Court, ana .n' IN
.Nom, ,,, shinof State was formally launcheo'
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uICAGo, Nov. "a Democratic victory was
th,rcsult of the county election here to-day
Threturns Mt II p. IN were sufficiently com,
nle, to show that the Democrats had ga'Hou
corol of tho Board Of County Commissioners
Allhe ten Democratic candidates Tor coiniii's'
sio,rs from the city have apparently , o9eh
su,t ssful by majoritics ranging from i'V" 10
a.at The country towns selected RcpuDtcails
nv mil,r major,ties. Heretofore the noaro
hoheon a tie between the parties with an IN
delndent in possession of the ca.ngg vote, nc
Mo interest centered on the hght ior inc
recnnrShip.
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,,,,,rs Agree to Sell Their Lands.

pAxrER SPRINGS, Kas., Nov 80 en-. ~
council Of the Quapaw Indians met SAT-
urday and decided to sell the,r " ,hS retel terms
,;on to the Government on the eei,n' ,inn
,,om Ur"nosed Sc by the Indian Commission sion
PrUpV %ha reservation consists of siXty,tnru'
=, lno 10, rv0 nd acres of exceptionally fertll'
land in the southeastern corner Vi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09

Jy,gy CITY, n j, Nov. There Is every
,nd,dion of sweeping Democratic victory
Tele ans indicate that the Democrats haVo
,orrii many nlaccs in excess of the figures cast
a, tn Presidential election
CRtToN, n. J., Nov 5'-ocattereu rIlurns
fr,m light Trenton preclnc,s sho" Dcllloeiat'O
gans Mercer Coun'y's ma. ority lor "suo
Hpulican, for Governor, is estimated ho" "'
81 .....,,
Ey,AKR, N. j., Nov. 5,-Returns received
tim hudson, Passa.c and most OF 'he southern
clntes show that Albeit, %, LOT 'o'erHo''
II carried the State. ,.,c..
I,MbES, n. j., Nov. 5-Cumberland Couh'
| Ives Grubb, for Governor, I,O2l majority
i.ngton County gives Grubb l,'0J majority
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09
MISsIssIppI.

J,,Ksoy. Miss, Nov. 5--rhe election in this
tate today was for Governor and other state
tncsrs members of the Legislature ana county
mrrs So little interest was felt in the elnc.
hn there that no opposition to the Democratic
piet that the Executive Committee have mol
Insi5c1 for returns as heretofore. Five cona'
having local dissensions enjoy some h''ie
,,emcnt but otherwise the election Is uu'
Inlly quiet and unintsres'ing UniaNorSp.S .,''.',
,otnor will make the vote even lighter than
|. ,uticinatpd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09

WESTMINSTER, Pa, Nov 4,L1Unn ,,',nH
snubort accidentally shot and killed u
Mrs. Pauline Hagley at the Mo'r,'n ,"n ont
Home last night, Shunert had been ous s
hunting, and Mrs. Hagley was . .eaS,mE u II
h;n, because he had failed to shoot any
r,,,l rahbits. shubort pointed hisgun at her'
md IL was discharged, and the Mo.la. ls .
reIi M dead. A coroner's jury rendered. !
uauaict of accidental shooting
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-a-- =,
o,.. uOn the Ocean.

rovroy, Nov. 5.-Major Burke IS pc
,,a,'od no to be in Spain, Mr.. Robins, his
non6dential man, is here but : wlli az SAY shs
nothing except that Burke ,,,'"rsaS Is on .n1
ocean, S',,ns will not say that Burke sailed
hoOi%o i", America; simply that ho is on tho
| ncpan.
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4=-r-
aa,an calduall Riled.

PARIS, Nov. 5.-The talk IN 'no No. As Miss
,.an colony tonight is the row MISS a,ss
ican ,,,ro,l had in Banker Monroes once
."lu%, .,a ao, after her marriage with frihto
,no ,a'nat ~t' was broken. She went there " "
set some letters and flew into ,a,p,s pasSiv and
sts she called them all fools and IDIOTS an"
created S~g great scene in the public OanA
inp Office.
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NEW YORK

i,.u ynpK Nov. 5.-The Democrats have uh'
a,,cdly carried this State from lO'upto l''Ho
uol,ty' though two of their candidates VINO
VI nnpopular with the voters, ran consider
o,hoh,nd Tho Republicans have held lheir
oIn on ,lr upper House OF the legislature ou'
Htios, several members in the lower House
NH od.Ioture is still Republican, however
tlh.rmaiorty. but there is not the Two
MI majority that was hoped for The Iass rs,
sIc s,ood; Republicans 70, Democrats T.
Tlk rubncans may possibly make gam o.
OK ihis Tho last Assembly stood; RepuD
lcI 70 Democrats 40. Latest adviees ina'
nata, the next Assembly will stand hepnp
ucl,0 Dcmocratsjs.
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smuypler's Practical Reformation.

pocvropn. NJ, Nov 6.-EVangtIIsV
Moody said he had just received a draft
Gov 50 800 in letter from man VINO
hna w. hoon n Canadian smuggler. and VINO
had been converted under his mimS'ra, !,
tions. Mr.. Moody had told him tha' II
his salvation were to be made sure ne ,
mnst make complete restitution TO tno
Goyernment which he had deirauueo.
Tbe % man asked Mr.. Moody to send TINS
draft to the proper authorities Oh 'nI i,
Government, and said it was the 'o,al
amount out Of which he had beaten 'h'
country.
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Highly suggestive.

1,osooS, Nov. 5.-The Constan.lhDp,o Tho
rOom in the pavilion from wn,Cn ,,',a.son su
s Sultan and Emperor William IN wisneSss" Sat"rss"
.'I s0a parade Of the troops on sa.usaa ,%a "..
"Au epy pussians and Turks.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09
COLORADO.

ty,n col. Nov. 5.-Thc weather today
1Jd and cloudy. The election for county
oe,s and two district judges passed on quiet
w. worry light vote was cast There were
.L,,t,ats IN the held-the Republican, Dem
ocIc and Peoples As considerable scratch.
Gnre /, is impossible to give the result
a,Is hour, but Il number of the leaiing he
nrksns express tho opin on that the eh'r'
pb,can ticket was defeated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09

NNApoIIs, MD, Nov. "a Comptroller
umhors Of the Legislature and county oIfecrs
wcc voted for in this State to-day.
lA1r1MoRg, Nov AT 1895 p. M partial
ro,rns tn The Sun, from cities and counties
;n,cnte that Baughman, D., is re elected STATE
Co,n,roller by about II, 900 majority. a gain oil
omon his former vote. At HAS the American
huetin saws Davidson, D.. candidate lor
maor carries the city by 45Ol, as estimated py
theratnrns OF thirteen wards out OF twenty
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pITTSBURGHS LUCK
The city Presented With 'a'uapi' '''
nfIapd For Park Purposes

OF land For FHFk urP07 >,
p,rrsn,,EGu. Nov. 6.-Mrs. Mary l..
schenley, nee Croghan, who nearly nan m
a century ago elopcd from staten
leland school with British army oillcer'
ond has since resided in England mas
through her attorney, h. B. Carnahan'
a, pittsburgh, presented this city WIN
y tract of land in tho Twenty-second
and Twenty-third Wards for public parS pns
nurnoses The tract comprises "oo
scres @ and is beautifully situated. 1t Is
worth $500. 900. The city is also given
an option on an adjoining tract OF 10, "
acres at the price of the last recorueo
sale in the vicinity.
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n..Aarin Great LUCK.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Nov a'-nieMs .annrto,
uei ". .ho kansas City Times, receivea :,
on ,.orS Iv Yesterday from London that he hir ~
fallen heir to the estate Oh n,a ntata is val
Edinburgh, Scotland. Tho es'a'' 10 Wv
nod at 5000, 200.
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ah,r carpenters' strike.

VAMpuRo, Nov. Conc thousanu
ship carpenters have struck ior o,,nod oy,'od
winter pay. The masters are ,n's ,nsi'asc 'sS
w. % soneede the demand, provided 'ne
man ~ work the same number Of hours -
n rurwer'
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g., parh-Wire Trust.

p,,.rsnrnGm. Nov. 5.-Tho DispatSh
.,s rirrsn,n ~ movement to form steel barb.
repo'tr ,o ,rust. options have been taken M ,SS Sy
WIRE ,sna"r., sru.S, Steel Company on all the
,au ,arse plants in this vicinity. Ihe sr"s.i
iarsu ,"smoa' p will be capitalized at several
million dollars.
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su6ering In Dakota.

M,SNEwAuKAN, N. D., Nov o. h'
n.onle Of Benson county, North Dakota,
represent an element which has su"ese.' w
,oss from drought and frost than nave
those living north of Devils iaKe, . ou.
they will required aid from the has'
and such aid will bo most gf"O''"'S -
cepted.
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BUTLER, Pa, Nov. s.--A young "a"
named John Mccall. of Clarion County,
lied last night from the effects oil inlu,
y.,os sustained in a general tightata naii
H. Evans City on Saturday evening"
iSeveral arrests have been maue, 49, D"t ho -
liz not generally known who iirea 'n0
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09

sros Nov. darlington, LieutenantGov'
~ tnr,cke,t's town, gives Bracket'4s3, Rns-
ss, Rnckmer Is. In 1887 1t gave Amcs 4S2'
1ring esl Two hundred and eighty'hve
nTrc,s in Boston give Russell ,soS, Brack'
~ s,o Only one precinct is now lacking
ri shows decrease in the pemocsa'lo p'u, "
RI of 1887 of about 200 and oe.resse sSe Ill
Rcns plurality OF last year OF about S'S"'
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a,anlnoded Murder.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. A brutal I,ia, anu at
malicious murder was "nnnn John
Tindlay, O., yesterday afternoon afternoon ,,i,led 'y
McManus being shot and instantly n ~ H nnar.
bv Joe Donovan. The men had no 'olt ltai u oa
py DS, '0J Donoyan went home intoxicated, ,' d;
re,, rent over in McManns' yard and $, sh0'
h,m with pistol. Donovan Is !" '"'
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\ STATE ELECTIONS.
Malone Defeated in Virginia oy
Thirty Thousand Majority
OHIO.

CHcIsYATI, Nov Hamilton County goes
Democratic by over :, coo majority for the State
tickA and the county ticket by malorities
ranging from 900 to ZOO Returns from over
the State show Democratic gains in all parts
excbt the Western Reserve. Camppell ue-
feak Foraker by good majority. the Legs
lat,te win be close, both parties Claiming Il ma
{nritr
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~
-. xxy,,,a uuutiug.

,"an Lo"nNS Of this city, aged twenty-five
nem" ,'ears was accidentally shot while NUM-, ,,.
nnen' nne The charge struck nm IN IN the ,he
aoH" ,ott eve, tearing away the top oi 'n'
boad
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A Few Good Negro Anecdotes

A friend in Philadelphia sends mo
na., - anecdotes: while driving
tnrongh tnro the park yesterday with the
cboy.G.banc owner, we passed !. o''nS' ny
Mr. NJ said the man worked ior ,'''", ,i,
and that the other day he said 70 nun,
i suppose you haven't always Dee"
9'rr ilnn Abner?' No, sah, noi l
wasn't always free man !" ''.y' ~
ov,ned you?' :, wasn't owned by no P"',
Von sah, | les belonged to tue estate. ,
'rhe T same negro, seeing his employe, es
manipulating stencil when Sna,'~ '~',@S. yoo.
things with his full name =. .,,','oS nr|,,S !. n
.,no6 10 exclaim; 'Edjercatlon Is u
great thing, soh' The same .,coIiec,. rI.
sends me curious surname w. Ma,os.
Cd" in West virgiuia-'o W.T. "o''
smote,herock. Critic
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,,,,.. .ra ono Fatally Injured.

wWrrIING, ". Va, Nov 10y VIZ .
,atnro mmsmr' explosion of blast in a
pron rnw on the Grafton and Greenorie,
quarry q,,rcss' ~ IN barbour County, George ana
Frank Wiscman were instantly ,s;,,sv Vim IN.
and Alexander Oldacre was '"'ai's "
tured
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only one KILLED.

LoulsvlLlE, KY, Nov: , 81 ,a,s s0ns,O, traw
man. who has just arrived a, mere ,nSSo ,,S
Iss" p.nsville, says tho report ,hat 'aaso ,,asv'
in.,a ,,. aua his party killed six OF How
-. hand IN the last aght Is r,orr'''
ar,y ON ono man was killed
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The Czar to Natalie.

pr,enApr, Nov. 5,-Thc Car !, mas las
bhLS"A BEL, . ,ottor to Natalie, in which he
wrio,es nanres her + Of his sympathy and says II,
assures .innos ns to recognize her as Queen o, o,
osrsiT osroSito the settlement of Nataiies p0
eition
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IT., a Molders Win.

p,rrsuunen, Pa, Nov. '.-The mol, mol.
Is. s,r;ko is virtually settled IN favor
ders S.,,n ',am All the large firms but one
nav a',,, no generally resumed this week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09
Tho Liberal Bid.

1oxnoS Nov. 6.-Earl Spencer IN a
sneech at New Castle last night, 'e,
ciared that the Liberals were reauy " "
nroducc a measure to pacify Ireland 'he
moment they became responsioie '''
,ho government of the country
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09

North paxota- low -'S.'-Yesterday
p,.u,s uoyornor Miller Issued call
.,.ayu Ambers Of the Legislature Of
- tha kota to assemble In the Capitol
Sorth, rt On November ~. lesN
"A IdstN
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The young man who i4akes max. ,a,,Sa"' = :"
rorobIo impression upon fair maiden, a,,lae :,
v0raO'o g. '', anomalous position. That is
10 say, he hus made a hit WIN mss
Philadelphia Press
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