Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-10-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IT is understood lhau tit hi'"N"'N
will take steps to restrict
the payment of gold over the counters
of the sub-trcasury at New YORK WIN
n view to building up the gold reserve
which had been invaded, up to the
nth, to the extent of Sl5,oOO'OO leaV-
ing il in round figures at ss5, ,ooo'ooo'
MRs. Roscoe CoNKLlNG died, on the
18th. at her home in Utica, n. Y
SENIOR DEL VALE the new leader oi
the radical party in Argentina mace
it "A condition precedent to accepting
the leadership that the party Sn""'u
abandon violent methods.
Mrs. TIMOTHY DONOVAN, OF MOTIFS
River, Pa. died at Jackson Mich ON
the 18th. She is the thirteenth Viet'"'
of the recent wreck, 1t is believed her
snina was dislocatcd in the crash
PRESIDENT Dole of Hawaii returned
20 Uonolulu from his six weeks noun
tain trip, on the 1lth, greatly ree"i'''
ated in health. .n..
BENJAMIN DErTz, q grocer OF i,ay 'o"'
O returned from the World lalf u"
,ho nth and discovered that nearly
:. moo in money and notes, whlch ne
had drawn from the bank ana III" Ill ="
stove, had been stolen ,1
ORA RICHARDS, of Galveston, l"''
was arrested. on the 10th, chargro
with attempting to wreck fahhano''
messenger train by throwing s"''e'
nt Galveston Just before fast passen
ger train was due. ,,,
A p,ur book Just issued in Lonoo'
detailing the condition OF iar'" ,"'o, u,
orc in thirteen counties of Ireland say
that their position is better no" '""'
at any former time o,.o
THERE were thirty-one new easy
and one death from yellow lew, 4.
nr,pswicl,, Ga, on the 10Th l"en.S
six of these cases were coioreo anu Nv
Tur Maid admissions to the World
fair on the 10Th were So7' Al" ,,,,,
, Aynprw DuRsK and John McM"h"
,vare smothered to death by II e"'e-i
while digging a trench in the oarnaE' x
steel works at Homestead fa'' o'' VI
10th. ,;, said
. 9. ooo ooo was received by the Ne
yorl. subtreasury, on the l'.h, wv
!. San Francisco. 1t was carrie" ny " "
wells Fargo Express Co nh"sa sn
q ,oro was taken to keep secret Tue II"
a Of the shipment and the express W w,
q nanv declined even to state oy WV m
route the precious o"roe' ''"
borne. ,,,.Lnov
d ro;lroad man, formerly division sup'
n ;ntendent of the Mobile " ONO y
IS lately with the freight depar',nun,. p,,',,,.
II the illinois Central, died su'''tn,n snon,
q Jackson. Tenn, on the l9th' from
" stroke of paralysis. ,,o,orvo
n Twprr masked men held up everyo
in Joseph Ausferder's sa'o'. .,,a "t "a,
rrosse r. Wis, on the night OF the " Nv
o. shottwo persons, one of them pernaps
IN ,nI,v cleaned out the money drawers !;
-. '"l .ha;r oscape before their viet'
-. mAue tucii SnS"f>
e. could give an alarm ,;oa at F.
e, CAPT HUGH l.. ROGERS oiee .ns "s %
%. Smith Ark. on the night oil ''le 40 9,
10; aed - years Fifty years ago ne !,
he .! nrominent turfman and owned " II /,
in interest in Peytonia, when 'hri r"n
,5- ond in the Peyton stakes AT Nasn, ,aa,
in 1874. He was captain OF tne ~ s.ean =
Osprey that carried the Mornon' "'
err from Nauvoo, ILL., :, walls
,b- % nn the 18th Charles II. Wells
he .;Ii;ona;re uN lumberman and capital
He ,nhile ont with hunting parry
he Wh,ts trisnas oa' ON Bow String lake, MINI, l.,
hit drowned by the upsetting OF ms .s.s va, y,
in REV. WILLIAM PETIT, the hey, wife on n
re- derer, was granted new trlaa' l,a,,. 'n 90
the 10th, by the Indiana .,a suprsnis pasnitenti u
ted Ne was sentenced to the pe"f hsfor,
md sns. ne WSs ,;se' and died there Just oefor'
hcT T"owAs W. DEWITT, Ohio snpe ape
'es, .,nden. of the Wells-FarEo hnP
lied Co'' e. who has been in oins'nnSlh, nc nrsh,
.ich vo., vostyating the shortage OF ule% a,aa
COO. sss's YES ssSsconding clerk, completes &c,
ent work sns on the 10th, and repor.su ",.su '''
'ars little IN over $1,000 had been ''"'N'