Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

| ""o 'ufhcd over to Deputy
oheriit olerk' OF Denver, by the Chicago
authorities Peoples is wanted in Den.
yer on two charges of forgery and one
of embezzlement.
IRAN robbers held up an immigrant
tran at st. AIMS, twenty miles from
Montreal, and attempted to rob the
baggage car The train hands over.
powered the robbers and placed them
under arrest.
HE Christian Endeavorers will meet
next at San Francisco in 1895. About
lo'ooo attended the Montreal conyen.
tion.
CHANCELLOR MCGML, at Trenton. N.
'r granted rule to show cause wbv a
receiver should not be appointed for
The Somerset County bank, state
oank at Somerville. The banks en-
parrassment is due TO that of ex-Con-
gressman Pldcock, whose paper the
bank carried to the extent of SOC, 900.
The capital stock of the institution is
100000, surplus $4,000 and deposits
about 1850, 900.
IHE Camperdown was placed on dock
a' 'aietta, Malta, to undergo repairs.
AS she came out OF the water it WAS
seen that her stem had been broken off
Just under the torpedo tube, about nine
feet down, her ram was bent over to-
ward the port side and six of her plates.
three on each side, were damaged.
The London Official Gazette has pub.
llshed an order in council, dated
July a. prohibiting British ships from
sealing within ten marine miles of the
Russian coast on Behring sea or North
Pacific ocean.
IHE Western Passenger association
roads have agreed upon one-fare round
trip worlds fair excursion rate good for
either seven or eleven" days.
The returns issued by the British
board OF trade show that during the
month of June the imports decreased
99l0,0OO and the exports increased
f7lO,OO0 compared with the exports
and imports OF the corresponding time
last year.
RUSSIA will indemnify two of the Can
adian sealers seized off Siberia. The
other four were inside the three mile
limit and will not be indemnifed.
SUNDAY attendance at the worlds
fair continues disappointingly small.
Attendance other days is fairly good
A REPORT has been received from
Manila that the Spanish steamer Don
Juan has foundered and that 145 Chi
nese were drowned
GEORGE S. THEBo an attorney of
Paris, Tex, has filed suit against the
Choctaw nation for large sum which
he claims is due him as fee in getting
their claims allowed
HEAVY rains damaged the bitches
near La Junta and other parts of Colo
RADIO, A large amount OF live stock
was lost The damage was at least
500, 600
Four persons were drowned and
many had narrow escapes by storm
at Chicago on the 9th.
A SEVERE wind swept north Georgia
on the 9th. At Chckamauga tree
fell on some piclnickers, killing one
and seriously injuring another.
FOREIGN commissioners at the fair
demand that they shall be allowed the
privilege of selling portions of their
exhibits
THE people of Iowa responded lib
orally to the appeal for aid for the snf-
ferers from the tornado at Pomeroy.
A PANHANDLE train struck a buggy
with three people in it at Rich's cross
ing, near Richmond, Ind, and killed
all three occupants.
FIRE at Oroville, Cal, destroyed eight
brick stores and about thirty smaller
buildings, mostly in the Chinese quar-
ter. Total loss, s500O0.
FRENCH Canadian hoodlums misbe-
haved themselves at the closing of the
Christian Endeavor convention Mt Mont
real, stopping, however, at the verge
of committing assault.
NEAR Wauseon, o., Frank Bayes mur
dered his wife and committed suicide.
He is supposed to have been insane.
THE storm which ragged in the vicinity
of New York recently did great deal
of damage, and caused some loss of
life on Long Island and at Plainfield.
THE ruflian who murdered six mem
bers of family near Cando, N. d., was
captured In Manitoba.
THE leaders of band of thieving
trninmen, who have operated extensive
ly on the Mexican Central, have been
arrested.