Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-17

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surrounded by deputy marshals at
Nowata, his home, small station on
the Valley Route railroad, in the Creek
nation.
The grand jury at Chattanooga,
Tenn, has indicted ten inmates of the
workhouse, some Of them guards and
others prisoners, for wanton abuse of
prisoners.
THE clothing manufacturers charged
ut New York with conspiracy were re-
leased of further liability, the grand
jury dismissing the complaint against
them. twas alleged that they ordered
a lockout.
Two men who were in jail at Catletts.
burg, KY, for safe breaking were being
returned to Pike county for trial, when
at Richardson, Ky, they were attacked
by a mob, who endeavorcd to take the
prisoners away from the officers. The
officers opened fire on the mob, killing
two men.
THE prosecution in the Borden mur.
der case has thus far made very weak
showing, all the developments being in
favor Of the defendant.
THERE was no further trouble at Le-
mont, Ill, and thousand men went to
work under military protection.
THE British fire tournament opened
at London on the 10th.
BY the negligence of train crew a
terrible railroad accident has occurred
at Managua in Nicaragua in which
many were killed.
UNITED STATES marines have landed
at Managua, Nicaragua, to protect
canal property. The populace was in
censed and threatened an attack.
THERE was good attendance at the
fair last Sunday, notwithstanding the
fact that the weather was gloomy ane
that few people knew that the gate.
were to be open.
THE Grand Prix de Paris was won by
Ragotslly, Ravensburg second.
The Massachusetts,, another big war
ship, was successfully launched a
Philadelphia.
FIFTY convicts attempted to escape
from the Tourah prison, Egypt, by at
tacking their guards and securing theil
weapons. They were pursued ant
thirty-nine of them killed. The othel
eleven escaped.
AT Winncmucca, New, Walt Hecker
man and George Rice Quarreled and Rice
lassoed Heckerman, pulled him from
his horse and dragged him until he wa
dead.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER granted wri
of supersedeas of the decision ordering
the closing of the worlds fair on Sun
day.
MONEY continues easy and cheap ii
London. Discount rates are at IA pc
cent for three months bills
HoBBs & TUCKER, private bankers O
Albany, Ga, have failed.
DIR. &. c. MAJULIBAR, native OF Cal
cutta, India, visiting the worlds faii
says the people of this country live at
tremendous pace. He did not expec
much success of Webb's Mohammcda
efforts here.
JAMES GILBERT, returned dyna
inter, says that prisoners are badl
treated at Portland, England.
A SENSATION was created at tn
worlds fair on Saturday night wher
on unpacking the priceless collection {
laces sent by Queen Margherita, thirt
valuable pieces were found to be mis-
, ing.
JOHN MEYERS, a New York burgla
has made the first successful escaT
from the Tombs prison on record.
, THE FINANcIER, newspaper OF I'll
City of Mexico, says that the successfl
: revolution in Nicaragua was due
European intrigues, done to wrec
American interests in the work of tt
canal.
: THE Kellogg clothing firm, Chicag
has assigned.
, APPRAISER COOPER, of New York, h;
resigned As he was undergoing il
vestigation the government may nj
accept his resignation.
: FRANK IVES, the American champic
: billiard player, beat the French cham
4 ion. Fourneil, at Paris. The game Wi
y played on French table.
/. ii. 5. GAMBLE, of New York, del
c gate to the international convention
the Typographical union, was browne
= in Diamond lake, short distance fro
v Chicago. lie was in a rowboat an
e being seized with an epileptic fit, fe
|. over into the water