davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-31
= Sin adrtliehes 9routpaor. 0ieg8ittpe

- Sin 5artlic6eS 8rautpaar. 9ieg8ttttpe
Trau 8ie0ermann in 8ubopeit nabm, beS
9ueinictnS miibe, etnen ncuen @atten in
Der Yerion zines 9"eipiiien Stetner. 9ta9
Der Srauun8 be8aben ii6 bic 6rcb5ettS>
gGite III Bic 8icOermann'ibe Mobnung, no
es alsbalO better 3ugtng. Die ltnterbalz
tllng 9ipfeItc balo in einem Streit, tpelcber
aIIerDin9S nibt ouf benz boebjsitlic6en8r o>
9ramm itano. Ser Wtann forberte bon
Oer Satin Sic Wfitgift, bic ibm bon ser
Srau unb benz 8ruOer i6rc5 criten @atten
Oertpeigert purOe, tporjtber Stetner 10 in
Q8utb geriet6, baB ct Gin 3mei&iloz@ etpicbt
er9rtff uu0 balielbe ietner 6rat an ben
&Opf mari. Die Srau wurOe i9iper Der
lcBt; bo6 bciaB ie npc6 Die &raft, nm III
rerieits Elm Saicbenmeiicr ibren1 Mtanne in
Die 8ruit ST itoBen. Sobam perlieBen Sic
@Gite boS 6nuS, un6 Bic @atten blieben in
bGuSli9er Yflcgc ollein.
, 1893-08-31
RaltbIutt9er 21or0.
nliAoeI mcGQi9ott pom &aprence Gully ohne
ieoe propofation erlbofen.

Micboel McGQigott, 6eiien 8ru6er So6n,
SomcS Guinn, Serr0 9clancD, Sim
9OnneQD un6 2aiprence GuIlD, fanben iicb
8citern 2tbenO 3u einem .3ecb8cla8e in
@otrid Mc@utgott'S g8irtDi6aft, So, 1908
SoutD @eitern 2(oe., 5uiammcn. 8aL6 emit
itan0 ii6er cine 9erin9fli8i9e ltriacAe Elm
ollgemeiner Sreit, ser in Gbdtli1teiter
ou83uorten brobte, 9ie @emittber be-
ruDigten itcb jcbOD tpicOer unO ollie Oerz
lieBen, au9cni9cinlib Oeri06nt, Oas 2OfoI.
Sine Stln6e ipdter trafen bic bciben
@uigott'S nit Guup Dor Scr GSirt6icbaft
pic6er %5uiammcn; bic Strcitfragcn Wurocn
a6ermal8 er0rtert un6 ipie eS beiBt, rib
GuuD pI0Blicb, o6ne jeoe 8rooofatton,
leinen 9tepolOer aus Der Goi4e ln6 icboB
auf Mfi5acl MtcGui9ott. 9ie &l8eI bran9
Senem 6urc6 ben O}u116 ms @cbirn unO
t0Dtete i'm altf ser Stellc. GullD tpur0e
Derhaftct uno Wtc@uigott's 2eic5e nacb Der
gSobnun8 bcr Tamilie OeS &OOtcn oil Der
0atmOOO g(De., naDe 2eggettltraBe, &C.
bracbt. W}cGQi8ott mar % Sabre alt.
, 1893-08-31

- 8ltbi9lo9 in elm Stor1neit. lleber
etnen ei8entbiimlicben 8liBlblog miro Der
y&0ni95b. 6ort, 3tg." aus Dcm 0orfe
Steuienen I'M 2obioner &reile bcrtdbtct.
Put eincm ctlpa 20 TuB 6obelt, on iciuem
gSipfel aber rtngSum nit iippt9en Spr0Bz
li1gcu Observation-Disclosures niitete
in oieiem Sabre Elm Storcbenpaar nit bier
Sungcn. Sci eincm 6cftige1t @etpitter am
p. DS. fuDr MN eir 8libitrabl in bcn
Baum, ipaltete i'm Der 2dngc mach lnD
ieBtc Die trOdenen 9teiier De5 StorcbnclteS
in &ran0. Die St0rcbe, tpel6e auf Dem
9teIte ioBer1, i0icnen bctGlbt ober cridbla=
gen ipor0en 81 iein, oen1 feineS Der Gbiere
rilbrte itcb trOB Der DoDcn 0efabr, Oa
l6lugCn Die Tlammcn Don Dben ms 9telt
unO nun crit erbobcn itcb Bic MT betdubt
9elDeIcret St0rebc, Inn bauOn 5u f~liegen.
Gum SDrcden Ser bcobucBtenben Ycrlonen
mar abcr Da5 6ebcrtleib pDn bier St0rcbcn
bcrcitS IN 8ranO 0crathcn uno bie auiiteiz
Nenbcn GDiere %itanocn aISbalo in SLANT
mcn. Die St0rcbe IieBcn itcb obcr iofort
0uf bic QSetDe nieOer ulo nun fam Elm
i~tarfcr Gcgeu0uB ais Setter, ser Sic Tlon1@
men iofort eritidte. Smmer6ir battcn Die
6ljt8el 10 arg %8clittcn, oaB bic GDierc iicb
jcbt lltr nit GROCER Wfitbc bis sur 9acbz
D0bc gu erbeben perm09en. 0a5 9te1t,
welc9eo 9leicbIallS bis sur 6dlftc perbronnl
lit, bclucben Die St0rcbe nt1t mc6r, lie
fltc0en in etncm 8ogen lcbeu mn 0oS Neit
berl1m.
, 1893-08-31

Den itd6til6en 6unbefGngern lit auf
Der @eitieite cine Goncurren3 ~entiton6en.
@s lit ndmlicb ber 8o(i3ei 9emeloct NOR
ben, baB BRET 8uri4cn in Der @e9en0 Der
2liDIanO Nue. uno GongreB StroBe NIT
einem g8agen berumfabren, nm 6ul1oe
ein5ufan8e1, mobet ic inoeB NUT tpert6Douc
8tcrfiiBler beril6iicbtiger. Wtan itebt, oaB
Der Wtiterper6 bc.t5utcge iicb ouf allen
@cbicten ber meti4ltben G6Gtigtett be-
mert6ar ma0t.
= Die Tarbige 9tnna @tlion geriet6
gcitern Nbeno III go. 221 8lDntoutb 8lace
nit einem Galiegenoiien in etnen Streit,
ser Domit enbete, DAB Q(nna nit eincm
O}eiieriti6 i'm 2(rm in DaS County, 6oipitaL
etngeliefert tperOen muBte. Der Meiier6oIb
%ellttQnt.
, 1893-08-31
Wnn0rtd1 Dnn1nfera

9rei WSot td9Il1 nad MtGiuoufee. g ubr 0prut.. '730
Ibeao3 uno 5 llDr NbenOs. Ser ueue Sampler pQyEs
9iHto% 1oDft > tDT UtOrGeuS uno Der neue 9G%:pic- vSH
&a9II9 mad huntingdon uno Mantftee. % Born. Sim
Sg!ii rag Id9t: Der 9umpier mi 3 ubr QbeuDs 40.
.Sc0eu Aog nab GtGciHc. Wtilluautee. 5be6oDqan, SRA
nltppcc, &ein0uuee %lDHopee, SturQeou Yap uHb Ateno'
Ilnee nm 1870 ubr Nbcn0s.
le9eH Gag uo9 @raHo Sooe,t, Mustegon, @rano
Gtopto5 ETC. nm 1880 uhr 9lbeno5, uaf Ben iteueu 0aa!s
plern pNtlGnta" mo r6itg Of |Jtocrne."
gIa1 Green Wu1. GScuHnba. Maniitique uno g9a9
sorts am @amItag. ubr N6euos.
GonHt9gS auagenommeH. Gffic uuo 9ofs: @tsa
set3R occ 4st&lGGH.I 10c. lOaOrlDb
, 1893-08-31
Sem Derb6r perfd3oben.

SOiepb Gotpron, Ser am 9icnita8 Worz
gen inter Ocr NntIagc perbaftet tpNroe, in!
October lebten Sabre5 IN Der gStrt6i9aft
9to. IS GiI0cn 2lUe. Ben Staltcner @lt5oOro
WtartilO ern1oroct 81 baben, lpuroc bcute
Wtorgen Dem 9ticbter 0ople porgefitbrt.
Setn 8erb3r purbe ieoocb inter $4,000
bis aum 6. September periob06en.
, 1893-08-31
Der 0efhdftsftbrer elmer Ofen
3abrtf
Der unteridIa9un9 elmer beoeuten0en
Summe bcibuloi9t.
60 c 10 q T 81. 0lud.

81. 81. Sbomplon, pelc6er nit ser v8errg
StOOe Company" in Qll6anD in &~er6in6ung
itebt, unO ber 6ieii9e @ei9Gft5ftbrer bon
benz 2aben8eibaft ber Sirma in $40, 1O5
8eefmanitraBe lit, itanb 6eute morgen
unter Der Qlnfla9e, $4,000 untericb(ooen
SIT baben, por Dem 4oLi3eiricbter in ben
Combs. ST pur0e inter $4,000 8iirgl6aft
QeftelIt.
, 1893-08-31
Oos neue rufiifde 211itteImeer.6 e
ibwaoer
miro BON Dem tidti9en Q0miraI befehIi9t
peroen.
g I. Getersbnrn. 81. 0uo.

N6mirol @pelon lit beute nnc6 benz
fron5Ditic6en ~&rie986ofen 5ouIon ob9ereiit,
I'm 0oS &ommanOo ii6er Sic aut 6em9tiifz
tpe9e bon Sen Ser. Staaten BORT etntrefenz
ben brci ruiiticben &rie8Si9iffe, tDel3e 60S
neue Mittelmeerz @eibDaocr bilOen perz
Sen, 3u iibernebmcn.
, 1893-08-31
Uooesfdue.

8is beute Wtittag wuroen foG9en6e
GOOeSfdlc ongemcl6et:
6eleno 3immermanrr, 3 80. 10 &, 528
81. 9oulinaitr.
Glio 9o6crcotp, 16 g., go, 667 50, 81.
Ctr.
8. GbuIenbur8, 2 3d., $50. 1139 Mt(z
paufee 2lpc.
GQoS. 9}eu3it, l S, l g., go, 815 aibs
Ianoitr.
, 1893-08-31

- Gntgc9cn ben @criicbtcn, oaB oicle
g8irt6e i9r G'c1cbdtt auigeben, ertldrtc Sol
Ieftpr 8ranOefer beute Wior8cn, baB l~et1er
9(bicbdbun9 5ulOI9e b0cbitenS 100 Mtrtbe
itcb pom 0el6Gft Suriidste9en plroen.
, 1893-08-31
Gelearaphil&e Oepeldlen.
Gin retder Gon6oner CbeehdnoIer
Seitimmt eiren 9ro6en GheiG f%eires Der
mo9ens fir p~ohltb6ti9e 6pede.
Qon6pn, 81. Qlug.

Scr f~iirstich beritorbene reibe Sbeez
bdnoIer 6orntn bat eir1e1 groBen Sbcil iei7
mes auf $780, 900 9cibdBten &e~rm08ens
po6ltbdtigen Q~lnitaltep pcrmabt. 9rei7
sebntel ieineS gta9GaiieS 9ebt an inSges
iammt IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u1O
iOlbe N~nitalten. Die 6ricben89eicuibaft
unb bic mdbriicben 8riiber erbalten lie $780,
900.
, 1893-08-31
@taeomiin @emtraI.Atnten.
sic Ni6eI=yIatc!" g3csu 9urF, GbtcGg1
rnO ct. &priS=G iIcn6nfn.
3eopt: Gfe GIGrf

2epul: Gue NIGfr mo SlpUile STrQBe
Nbfobrt pon Chicago 7.S5 Dorm. $50 No9m. unb
$40 Nben0S; @tnfunft III Chicago $40 8ornI.. $40
AbenbS nno $50 Abenos. Ale 3i9e lonieH td9lI1.
Neger Der s%Sabrpreiie poer 9etten III GdlafDdgen rt9Ei
Nnlro0en OIL .. &Eorne. 8iGet.@oent 1893 kl9rf ctr.
, 1893-08-31
Bon Gbicnao nah

Ubica9o, nod SsIams G. BactNcz@aba. -
" QaifoQier=5toti0u 8an gursn=Str., Elm Bloc
fiibIi9 BPM 8poro Of Srabe. SiGet=CfFce: 104 gfarfItr.
, 1893-08-31

Nbtce9o &c Observation-Disclosures - Sifets
" Offices: gtD5. 2O6-208 Start : 9trnBe. on ber
Safleg Npeuue Station uno an Depot. gde gBels=InO
&iu3le=Str.
, 1893-08-31
vs Union pofen9er Station.
[SIgGnnsyIVd1id lines.
80 slnnn,az- GnrnL. ,,nn qannifnn.gt.

5idet=Ofices: Qn Der Citation. III 243 g.. @Iart.
StraBe, @de ,yafiun, Un0 I'M Nuoit0rIum 9etel.
Sur9=3ige iabreu lute fOlgt mad eentrot=8et:
.GSnIiA 1 GSnGh -n1l2nntatnntn1t AnrntA.
, 1893-08-31

9tben6btatt Der 81. Staatsstg, l Gent
, 1893-08-31

0uiuufs @entraG. Vile Durdba
~ QebenDGn 3i9e pDn Der Gen=
S &; : : 3 ~: !" ! +: :. :. :: s : :: +: i: !. +: :i .. 4: A.:
Go. Glrote) 9enDnnHten iperben.
Gtabt5tdet=Cffic 194Glorf Ctr.
NbtaDrt fNufunft
, 1893-08-31
epnnet1 grnfg. omnnn. 0esplOI. .

t1l:30 so, 200 u. 800 81, 800 o., 800 81,
HOO g.; GLutuuft: '7:l5 SO, $3.50 W&. 1000 81,
1l:30 DC. '1:I5 g., 1900 y. '6:l5 81. '945 q.
moufeibo 6 Wtn .1Or-QbfaDrt. 100 @t, $50 0t,
fll;3o Nt, 800 a.; +200gEi Anfnaft '1o:0l d..
HIS 81, 400 st., rs. 15MboS, s945 A~bbS-'SdglId.
f8dQlid. ouS9enouimen @onntaQ5. FGdglif, 4toH=
tags au5genommel. +Sdglith, Cams Tags a~I58enOns
, 1893-08-31
Chicago 6 9Scft 03idieou o.

Sbtc69O &c SScft @}iGignt Gabn.
@bicogo Station. SUP oou 10. Str.
QSta6t=Oftce, 81 Glort Str)
@c,99tG @ufuu5t.
S'S2 -%SoWeHf0ge-our1 B0rlOr=GQr-6.5 so II
3o Standardization nbeS 4Iafloog.- = 3OW d
Smr6fabrenoe Sligo nadl @ra,to 9RapiOs,
SetosrsN Sb@rieO"tg, SaD 8ielu, SraUerie
chicago & A~LT0N-uNiqN PASSENGER SfATi0a.
JANA street. between Manson and Adams SITS.
, 1893-08-31

SdgltD. / SdgItd), ouSqetomnten @onutags.
t 32d9ltD, aaS9en. Samltogs. Z 9 Gglid, ouSgenomIneu
MputuuS.
, 1893-08-31

MICHIGAN CENTRAL
gsctp gort Scntrol. ano @oitot: & alIbar,iD=
gt1sn InaI1 ,,,1 Die o gt29@rGa a. T gsns, g04ts q
St6ttUu on SAFE 6rout, SUB bon 8orf GO!p, uuo
%. Ctr, 80. Str. uuo 9poe Port. Stoot2Idet=0fFce:
81 @larf=Str.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Lates. Eews From Hawaii by schooner
Transit.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. s.-The
schooner Transit arrived late last even
inc, bringing the following from the
United Press correspondents
"After the steamer Alameda sailed,
Minister Willis stated nothing definite
would be done here until he had re-
ceived reply to dispatches sent to
WASHINGTON. In an interview with
a Star reporter, Minister Willis said;
"Anv trouble precipitated on either
side would be stopped at once by the
United States forces
president Dole called upon Minis
ter Willis ON the 18th to inquire how
far the United States authority
would be carried in case OF an emer-
pencv. The provisional government
seems to be fully satisfied with Willis
reply. 1t is reliably stated that
President Dole informed Minister
willis that the provisional gov
eminent would require no aid
from the United States unless called
for. and that any breach OF peace thai
MIGHT occur would be speedily DEAL
with by the Hawaiian government
and that they would aid him in keep
inc the peace. 1t is understood tina,
Minister Willis replied that he woult
stand back of the present government
until the present difficulty was settled
and that he did not expect trouble un
less it was prccipitated by irresponsi
bic persons on one side or the other.
"Interviews with members OF the pro
yisional government show that they
are fully determined to brook no inter
ference until the United States govern
ment is officially heard FROM
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
A MESSENGERS STORY
OF An Attempt to Rob An Express Car
on the Illinois Central.

BLOOMINGTON, H., Dec. ll.-At 10
o'clock Saturday when the Lake Eric
west-bound passenger train stopped at
the Illinois Central crossing, a mileand
a half west of this city, there was
crash of glass in the window of the
United States express car and Messen-
ger Weakley, of La Fayette, Ind, look
ing up. saw mans arm through
the door. his hand reaching
for the latch. The messenger did not
hesitate, but leaped for the door AS
he moved the door opened and the
man rushed in. The messenger crap
pied with him, the intruder clutchng
the messengers throat The struggle
ended in the messenger hurting the
robber out through the door to the
ground and shutting and locking the
door. The train proceeded to this city,
where the messenger told his strange
story. His face was scratched, cut
and bruised. His vest and shirt were
torn open down the back, and the
straps of his overalls were torn off.
The spot where the assault was made
is favorite camping ground fer
tramps, and several murders have oc
Cured there. The messenger had fully
81. 900 in sight, ready for transfer at the
Bloomington union depot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

TIE average plantation price OF COZ
ton. as shown by the reports to inc oe-
partment of agriculture, was, on pecem
Der /, 6. ooc per pound as against 81 per
Mound on the same date last year.
"Tou KING" the female horse thiei'
escaped from jail at Ell Reno u 1" Oh
tho 10Th. Bloodhounds have peeh pun
on her track.
Jr 10 estimated that the number OF un'
ornloved in Chicago is ll7,0oo, ana so
rro,t has their suffering become that a
movoment has been put on foot TO RAISE
charity fund Of Sl,Wo'ooo LOT '"' ~
lief of their pressing wants
THE Court Of Appeals Of Missouri r., mas .n
decided that bill contracted !" ."
ontjon deal cannot be collected oy law,
o ~ auch SPECULATIVE dealing is gambling
and illegal. rov;,oton.
IN the Circuit Court at Lexington
Kv on the eth, Frank =, Scarce wnos'
daring forgeries to the amount Oh co.,
ooo and his escape from jail nave "r wv,
him famous, confessed himself gun.
on one charge of forgery and was sun .ho
fenced to term Of ten years !" WV
penitentiary. .,.or
The noted board of trade ope !. '.';,,
r p Hutchinson, "Oid hutcn, W." W..
AGAIN embark in business ne A Is
onened an office in Chicago TO ue" .,o -
grain, provisions, stocks lana oil o''
merchandise, y p,,;s,
TIFF order Of the Southern r"o ...i,'
Railroad Company that no tramps WV
ho allowed to ride on freight trains " 10,
result in bloodshed. Inere a .;Dora
. .u camped at Lordsburg' hrlaoha
Who threaten to derail passenger 'f"'"
| II tho order is enforced
Tur United States postofilce author
,,ss have determined to suppress "" -,
bond and investment companl.s vs.,
are operating all over the country g.
A rrcr,vER has been appointeu ~
the ohio Chemical Company Inc . s.a
nanv did an immense business ,, a. viS
,So country, selling so-called bicniof ~
II gold tablets for drunkenness anu =
tobacco habit ,o., can't IA,
A hill to repeal the 10 per oen' n S~
on state bank circulatio" mas o ",, ha ri
M Uared BY the House committee on 0"n'
Ing and currency ,.,nra, pa
was struck at Grand Junction n H.. .0', m =
t na' 9Th, at depth Of 500 feet ~ ~
w.. ,ns,o was so strong. as to blow out ". "
nines. The pressure is estimated AZ -
hounds to the square inch
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Identified as the Murderer OF Edgar
Fitzwilliam in st. Louis.


ST. LOUIS, Dec. Q. - Miss Llzzle
Schedule. who was on the Midland
ear on the night in September last
when Edgar j, Fitzwilliam was MUIR
dered, was taken to Chief of Detective
Desmond's office yesterday and con-
fronted with a number of negroes from
whom she at once picked out James
Murray, now under arrest for robbery,
as one of the men who committed the
murder,
Murray was very anxious that MISS
Schedule should say that he was not
the one who killed Fitzwilliam. Here
lated the circumstance of the murder
telling how he stood at one side OF
Fitzwilliam while dude Charley
stood in front and did the shooting
In doing this every few minutes he
would interiect his remarks with.
Now, amt dat so, young woman?
Miss Schedule refused to agree will
him. saving she did not remember thu
exact positions Of the murderers.
Ed Murray was next brought IN
He confessed he was there. but MIS-
Schueblc could not remember seein'
| him in the car
Charles Williams, alias Kirby, TIN
negro to whom James Murray con
tossed while in Jail, reiterated hi
story. ~ NJ
William Henkley, alias Henze, ALA
| Jonah, another negro. arrested earl,
Yesterday morning, was also brough
in. Hcnkley said that James Murra.
told him the day following the nun
der that he killed Fitzwilliam, Henk
Low will be held as witness.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
F,FTY.THIRD CONGRESS.

In the senate on the 18th, Mr.. Sherman pre-
.nted large number Of petitions from sol.
ers OF the late war. without regard TO party,
Jraying for an Investigation into the pension
bureau Mr.. Hoar offered a resolution calling
upon the president for additional information
In regard to Hawaiian affairs, and Mr. Dolph
made long speech criticising Mr.. Ceveland's
Hawaiian policy In the house large number
Of executive documents, including number
Df annual reports OF chiefs OF bureaus and heads
OF departments were presented and referred.
A number OF minor bills were disposed Of and
he bankruptcy bill was taken up. several
members speaking for and against the meas
nre.
In tho senate on the 9Th, two bills relating
to pensions were introduced by Mr., voorhees,
and referred Mr.. Cullom offered resolutions
Of thanks to tho governor, legislature and peo-
pie OF Illinois for tho gift OF statue Of Gen
James Shields, and spoke in eulogy of that
eminent soldier, jurist and statesman, and was
followed BY other speakers In the same vein.
Mr.. Hoars resolution calling on the president
for further information In reference TO Ha.
waiian affairs was after u long discussion,
adopted In the house several matters OF
minor Importance were disposed OF, when. the
hour OF 40 having arrived, the special order,
being q concurrent resolution accepting the
statue OF Gen. James Shields In the name OF
the United States. thanking the governor and
state of Illinois for the gift, and assigning It
place In Statuary hall. was taken up The res
olution was adopted. and several speeches re.
counting the virtues OF the deceased were
made.
IN the senate, on the 7th, the bill to REIN.
burse the state OF Nebraska for expenses in
Cured In repellng threatened invasion and
raid by the Sioux in 1891, was passed, as was
house bill to amend the railroad forfeiture
acts and senate bill granting to the state OF
North Dakota for the use OF Its militia certain
lands heretofo set apart as Il wood reserva.
tion for Fort rotten military reservation to-
gether with few private bills ,.,., In The
house the most important business was the
discussion OF the bankruptcy bill. at the close
OF which Mr.. Oates gave notice that when the
bill is taken up tomorrow II will be under the
hve.mlnute rule, general debate having been
terminated"
THE senate was not In session on the sth
.... In the house the morning hour was con
sumed In tilibustering against motion to con
sider In committee OF the whole, the bill fot
the admission OF Utah. Dilatory motions con
tinued to be made throughout the session, the
only business transacted being the striking on,
OF the enacting clause OF the bankruptcy bill
The house then adjourned over until the 18th
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
THE JOHN BULL" ENGINE.
The First Locomotive to Run In this
Country on Its HOmeward Journey.

The First Locomotive to Run In this
Country ON Its HOmeward Journey.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE IA
nous old John Bull" engine, the first
locomotive run in this country, arrived
from Chicago at the union station at
$40 yesterday afternoon. drawing two
quaint, old-fashioned railway car
riaces. About 1000 people were there
to catch a peep at the relic of pioneer
railroading The train came in over
the Panhandle railroad. The cars
were side-tracked at Seventeenth
street, where they formed the center
of attraction all evening. The engine
was put in the round.house. The train
started east over the Pennsylvania
railroad at o'clock this morning.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Spanish Anarchists.

BARCELONA, Dec. 10. - The corrc-
spondcnt in this city of the Secolo, OF
Milan, Italy, was arrested Friday
night, owing to the fact that his name
appeared in the recently-seized an
archist lists. The police also possess
some of his compromising letters.
He is secretary of the Italian colony in
barcelona, and has been most active in
furthering Italian interests.
Juan Liazeado,a Frenchman, has been
arrested on the charge Of being an an
archist A number of explosives were
found in his possession The activity
of the police is restoring confidence
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16

The old homestead OF eX-Congress-
man Tillman, brother of Gov. 1illman
Of South Carolina. located in Edgefeld
county, that state. was destroyed by
fire: loss. $1,000. Miss Tillman, the
congressman S daughter who was in an
upstairs room sick, was badly injured
while being brought downstairs,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Ia He Recedingc

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The impression
among leading democrats in congress
is that Mr.. Cleveland is going to take
hack track in the Hawaiian affair, and
that his object in dispatching special
messenger on the revenue cutter to
Honolulu was to countermand his in
structions to Willis, if it should not be
too late. >,
It is said that the public will prob
,blv never learn just what the in
str,ctions to Mr.. Willis were, as those
nut in writing were very general, ana
that the important particular instruc-
tious were verbal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Missed HI. Guess by Two DAYS.

Capt. John Hogshead of Augusta
county, Va, who died recently, had
long had firm belief that he would
live as long as his father and no longer.
His father died at the age OF 81 years, ~
months and 10 days. The son lived up to this
lmi. and fingered just two days more before
lying. He had been on his death bed two
weeks. 1t is probable that will power had
much TO do with this coincidence.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
o,.r,owered aud Robbed by Three
Masked Men,

BruErIELD, w. Va, Dec. a-Wm.
n bishop, wealthy cattle dealer,
and his, invalid wife were attacked by
three masked robbers, who forced
an entrance to their residence, Mr.
pishop was overpowered, the KEYS to
tho safe taken from his pocket and the
safc opened. Six hundred dollars IN
cash and valuable papers were taken
Inv The thieves who made good theil
ESCAPE. Mrs. bishop was so badly
frightened that her condition is ex
trenely critical. There is, no clew tS
the robbers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
A Young Hero.

pA,yEsvlLLE. O.. Dec. GA little D.
vear.old daughter Of l.. H. Mosier was
terriblv burned at Fairport. During
the temporary absencesof the child $
mother il got hold of coal-oil can and
began pouring the contents upon the
ars The flames burst ont and set the
Evils dress on fire. An S-year-old
brother. who was in the room' seized
tho screaming child in his arms and
rushing outdoors, rolled the little one
IN the snow until the flames we're ex-
tinguished. Every particle OF cloth
inc was burned off the girl except yer
underwrapper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Damage by Fire and Water.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec. lo.-Between
II and IL o'clock last night fire played
havoc with property valued at up
wards Of 500. 900 in Whitewater street
this city. The John Single Co., manu-
facturers Of paper and bags and
Robert Mccarthy, Sons 4 Co.
wholesale hardware dealers. were com
pletely burned out. Failing wall'
crushed a stone building on the east
one of the oldest in the city. occupied
by the Smith dye works. and fame
and water did considerable furthe
damage in Walwrath's wholesale gro
cery establishment on the west.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
A Pioneer Trucker.

The pioneer trucker of Norfolk coun-
tv. Va, the venerable Richard Cox,
aged -. died near Portsmouth.
Mr.. Cox went to Virginia from New Jersey
before the war, aud introduced trucking and
made fortune At that time lands in the
.rucking region that now bring 800 and 1900 an
acre would hardly bring IS on acre, they were
20 poor Mr. Cox 1t is said. for many years set
,side one-tenth OF his earnings for the church
md charity
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-12-16
Tho purcau OF American Republics May
he Abandoned.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The question
If the ultimate fate of the bureau OF
American republics, almost the last re-
naming vestige of Mr. Blaine's Span
isb. American policy, is an interesting
one. Nothing can be learned at the
the state department respecting the
polcy of the administration towaro
The maintenance of the bureau, but II
is inferred, in view of the omission
from the departments budget OF an es
,;m,te for it's continuance during the
wear ls94-5 that it is the intention V
abandon the institution.