Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-10-05

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THE DELEGATES
President Harrison has appointed tho
following delegates, who will represent
the United States in the conference:
John b. Hend rson, of Missouri; Cornelius
N. Bliss, OF New York; Chores h. Flint OF
New York; Clement Stulebaker OF Indiana:
T. jefferson Coolidge, Of Massachusetts;
W liam Henry Trsscot, OF South Caroila;
Andrew Carnegie. Of Pennsylvania; Henry G.
Davis, OF West Vrg MIA; Morris NJ, Estee, Of
California John f. Hanson, OF Georgia.
The foreign delegates are;
Argentine Republic, Scnor Vicente G.
Qucsada, Senor Rogue Saenz Penn ana scnor
Manuel Quntann; Bolivia, Senor Juan
F. Velardc; Brazil, Councillor Lafayette
Rodrigucs Percira, DR.. J. G. de Amt
raj Vaente and D.. Salvador dc
McudonCa Chill, appointed but not
yet certified to the State Department;
Colombia, Senior J. NJ. Hurtado, Senor Carlos
Martinez Silva and Senor Climaco Calderon;
Costa Rica, Senior Perez Zelcdon, Ecuador.
Senior Jose Maria Camaano; Guatemala, Dr.
Fernando Cruz; Hayt', appointed, but not
yet certified TO the State Depart.
ment: Honduras, Senior Jeronimo Zuasa;
Mexico, Seuor Matius Romero, DR.. J, n
Navarro and Senior Jose Mes Lymantour;
n caragua, Dr. Horacio Guzman; Paraguay,
Senior Alberto Mn; Peru, Senior +. C. c, Z3-
garra: Salvador, appointed but not yet Ger.
titled to the State Department; San Domingo
declines the inv tatIon and refuses TO appoint
delegate; Uruguay, appointed, but not yet
certified TO the State Department; Venezuela,
Senior Nicanor Roet Perasa and Senor Ale
iaudro Urbaneia.
A GRAND EXCURSION
A train of Pullman cars will leave
Washington on Thursday next, bearing
the representatives of the American
Nations to the International confer
ence to bs held next month at the Ma
tional capital The party, as guests of
the Government are to be taken
over n large section OF the United
States in order that they may see and ap-
preciate to some extent the vast resources
of this country The entire distance to be
travelled is j,iCd miles, and the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad has undertaken the task of
arranging and carrying ont the details for
this Unprecedented trip The train will bo
on the road forty-two days and will pass
over the main lines OF thirty different rail-
road corporations and through twenty
States. The train will carry an ample sup
ply of provisions and will afford all the
luxurics of modern railroad travel The
train will be drawn by an improved Penn
sylvania engine in charge of one of the
most trustworthy engineers of that road
crew of twenty-siX men will be required
to run the train, which, as it stands, repre-
sents cost of sl5O,O0l
Among the places to be visited are New
York City, Philadelphia, West Point, Bos-
ton, Lawrence, Mass. Manchester. n H.,
Portland, Ne, Worcester Mass, Meridcn,
Conn, New Haven, Springfield, Mass, Hol-
yoke, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Erie. Clevc-
land, Detroit Ann Arbor Grand Rap
ids south Bend Ind, Chicago,
Milwaukee, La Crosse, St Paul,
Minneapolis, Sioux City, Omaha,
Des Moines, St Louis, Springfield, Ill, In-
dianapolis Louisville, Cincinnati, Lexing-
ton, Ky, Pittsburgh, Altoona and Harris
burg Arrangements have already been
made for the proper entertainment of tho
delegates at each of the places above
named