Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS. .

TIE comptroller OF inc currency has
issued call for a report on the condi-
ton of national banks at the close OF
business July II. This, the comptrol-
Ter saws, is one of the regular five an
nual calls.
A TEST vote was had on the German
army bill, showing II majority.
SHOTS were exchanged between the
Siamese forts and French war vessels
at Bangkok. One French sailor was
killed and two wounded.
THE naked eye" comet has been
gradually disappearing Wiggins' the
prophetical seer, promises remarka-
BILE comet in few days.
THREE bold robbers from the lndlah
territory made a raid on a BANK AT
Mound Valley, Kan, and got nearly
81, 900.
A TERRIBLE accident occurred on the
West Shore line at Newburg, N. " III
| which five persons were instantly
killed and many more were badly IN
jured.
MINERS of Arkansas have pledged
themselves to go out and thus support
the Kansas strikers
SEvENrY-FrvE hussars in the garr,-
son of Posen, Germany, have been suo'
denly taken i'll. A diagnosis had not
been made, but cholera was feared
THE biggest mill in Pittsburgh fa,'
has signed both the iron and steel wage
scale of the Amalgamated association
ALBERT FIxTER, who was digging
well near Grand Detour, lll'' wher
down thirty feet had the earth cave
down ON him. After being burlee
eight hours he was rescued alive =
tlagstone had lodged above his hea'
and supported the dirt. j.
THE Alton railroad has arranged u
take all its employees and their famllie
to the worlds fair in relays OF tran
loads. -,
THE Michigan board of health an
the Duluth, South Shore u Atiah.'
are Mt war over the roads refusal
comply with sanitary regulations
C1rIRINe house returns for the wee
/ 4
ended July 13 showed an average Ut
crease of 1915 compared with the CORES
ponding week of last year. An ne,
York the decrease was lie: outslo'
| 142. .f ~,
: pnrs,prNr WARNER MILLER OF IN
, Nicaraguan Canal Co., denies ,ns r r.
. mort that work has been suspended y
, lack of funds. Ma,
sruReIs T. Dick, a banker OF Mea,
.. vile. Pa. committed suicide VIM
: there was a run on his bank
a Two men who were engageu IA
). fipht on the New Haven railroad "e'
: run over and instantly killed by an G.
n press train. aoo;
: THE worlds fair directors by ueei
= i've vote decided that the 1air Will
:. longer be kept open on sundays
:. RUSH & TABOR, of the Brown faia
: :, hotel and the Hotel Metropole, penoe d oe
! Col. have assigned. Assets sS'""V'V'
a liabilities, 100000. s.u,,u.t
THERE was tornado at stillw"y =,
and other parts of Minnesota on "
"a 18th. Two men were killed ana 81
i p ]. GALLAGHER, whose testimol
n IN the Homestead poisoning case SC
IN Hugh Dempsey to the peniten.la'
ef | now saws that his story was un.rue, u,
4. THE financial situation in New 10 80
or city and throughout the east is repo'
IN to be improving daily. as;or.
" Twenty-Five hundred pensions
e. have already been suspenoeu S;r ~
al Hoke Smiths famous order wen' IL
'e- effect. ,..,,.hor;z
~ SroRrrARy HERBERT has authori.
de- the preliminary acceptance u
sr- cruiser Detroit. c...,nrs
he THE Buckeye Cycle Co., OF .,..3oa vincln., 81
he failed. Assets, $4,000; iiapil''l's' "
B3. 900. c,r,
he ONE death from yellow fever occur, - NJ
or h,ard a vessel in New York harp
~ The vessel was lately from oieni"es
IN. Tur ST. Louis Lumber 20, mas /,
'ep Il, s,onsd. Assets, s4o,ooo' liaoi'''
s ~. Tas long lockout Of the lumber sn ,
81. ara at Tonawanda, N. y, has AZ :, :,
bs l,aen broken and the men VIII ''''
~ r,crlr "A individuals.