Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-10

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"'iS some time ago, have been awarded
oy the Paris courts to the Russian con.
sul-general, ''"'
HE Massachusetts house has passed
blll providing against Discrimination
oy BARRIERS on account of race and color
NE total attendance at the world,s
lalr IN May was l,0,7 ,a33, daily aver.
age Of IS, 600.
IT is stated that the plate glass fac.
tories will be shut down for an indefi-
mite period.
LAWYER NEWMAN, Of Chicago, threat
ems to file bill for a receiyershin ior
the whisky trust.
LIE falace OF Industry at Stockholm.
sweden, has been destroyed by fire,
lonr flrc-fghters being crematcd in the
flames
ACCORDING to evidence presented to
The senatorial committee Investigating
The matter the contract labor law is
being iiagrantly violated.
The NJ, X. & T., beginning June Is
VIII run through fast vestibuled train
between Chicago and San Antonio.
Tex, making the trip in Al hours.
ANDREW CARNEGIE, in an article in
the North American Review, predicts
union of all English-speaking nations,
JOSEPH V. REINHAET, president of the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fc; c. w.
Hasliins, of the Manhattan Trust Co.
of New York, and f. Il. Sells, of Chica-
go, a Santa Fc railroad accountant.
have been selected as board of experts
to investigate the governments bust
ness methods.
ONE OF the competitors in the foot
race from Berlin to Vienna was found
lying on the ground in an exhausted
state 100 miles from Berlin. Many of
the competitors arrived at Zittau in n
pitiable condition. The vegetarians
who were among the contestants he
came footSore and abandoned the strug-
gle.
The international billiard match at
London was won by Frank Ives, Of
Chicago, who defeated Roberts, the
English champion. The score was, D.
991 to 3,S3l.
JUSTICE BRADLEY, of the supreme
court, ilas ruled that civil service en-
ploye, when dicharged, has right to
demand the cause for it.
Four persons were burned to death
by a fire in the five story fiat 13S East
Eorty-third street, New York.
JosE CARRIERE has been arrested at
Fall River, Mass. charged with being
the perpetrator of the terrible murder
of Bertha May Manchester.
The village of Spanish Camp, In
Wharton county, Tex, was visited bya
destructive tornado, many houses be-
ing wrecked and five persons killed.
HERMANN ScnAFrNER & Co., private
bankers and the largest dealers in com
mercial paper in Chicago made an as
Signment and the senior partner was
mysteriously missing,
The indictment againsts Chairman
l'rick and all the Carnegie officials hare
been quashed and nothing more will be
heard of these cases.
AT Virginia, MINI, eight tons of
dynamite and giant powder exploded,
wrecking a large number of houses.
/ Four fremen were killed at Omaha,
Neb., by the falling of wall of the
| building of the Shiverick Furniture Co.
WENrY-sIx Mexicans lost their lives
by fire in the coal mine of the Inter-
national railway near Eagle Pass, Tex,
/ Just across the border in Mexico
PAYMENT of the Choctaw and Chicka
saw warrants has been withheld, pend
ing inquiry into an alleged scandal.
A cARr-LoAp of gunpowder was eX-
ploded on street of Kirn, Rhensh
Prussia, by a spark from pipe. The
two men on the cart were killed and
thirteen othe, persons We've injured.
A HORSE car was struck by Rock
Island passenger train at Chicago. One
occupant of the street ear was instantly
killed and three seriously hurt
Tur commissioner of the land office
wants to create three new land offices
in the strip, but the secretary OF the in
terror thinks one will be enough.
SANGER, Moony & STEEL, one OF the
Leading stone firms of Joliet, ILL.,, re-
Gently made an assignment.
The exhibition of milled products to
be held at Mainz, Germany, in August,
will be of great interest to American
millers, who will be large exhibitors,
The second open Sunday at the fair
was very quiet one, threatening
weather keeping down the attendance