Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-06-24

To pay homage to Prince Bismarck.
With them were 5000 lIamburgers.
The prince made long speech, in
which he alluded to the day of Water
loo and to Germanys share in the bat
tie, lie was enthusiastically cheered.
COMPLETE official returns of Chinese
registration under the Geary act have
been received by Internal Revenue
Commissioner Miller. They show that
out of 100000 Chinese in the United |
States 10, l79 registered.
On the 18th the representatives Of
the czar acted as hosts to several hun
dred guests who had been invited to
attend the formal opening of the Rus
sian section in Manufactures building
at the Worlds fair
On the nth the United, States court
of appeals at Chicago Chief Justice
Fuller presiding and al the justices
concurring, reversed the decision of
the circuit'conrt enjoining the opening
OF the Worlds fair ON Sunday.
WHETHER or not Mr.. Blount has re-
signed his new position as miuister in
stead of commissioner to Hawaii, the
state department still carries his name
on the register as minister, and refuses
admit that he has resigned.
PURSUANT to an act Of congress
passed last July, the president has de-
tailed large number of officers of the
United States army to act as Indian
agents at the various agencies
FIVE attachments were fled, on the
18th, by creditors against the Genesee
Oil Co., of Buffalo, n. y, which as
signed the day before. The attach
ments aggregate $4,000.
THREE of the Starr gang of outlaws
We're captured in the Creek nation, on
the 10th, by posse, while nursing one
of their wounded comrades.
THE United States cruiser Chicago
81 lied from the Brooklyn navy yare
on the Eth, flying the flag of Rear
Admiral Henry Erben
THE Presbyterian synod of China ha'
agreed to send a cablegram to the Pres
byterian general assembly at Washing
ton, d. G., requesting that body to pro
test against the enforcement of thu
Chinese exclusion act
THE Tennessee Press association
about 100 strong, reached Chicago, OF
the Eth, and were driven to the Man
chester hotel, Englewood. They eX
pected to remain several days s,enjoyln
the sights of the Worlds fair and OF th
city,
A YOUNG man named Harris, aged Il
who ran away from home at Beatrice
Neb., in box car about four years age
and who is now serving out a thre
Years sentence at the Colorado state IL
) dustrial school, has fallen heir to $50
900. The property left him is laO-acl
Y tract in the center of Beatrice, the yea
= " rental of portion bringing in an Il
I come of sl2,T50
$ A CANNON which was sent by Gel
o Artz to Minneapolis, on the l7th' TO
: used in bombarding for. rain, was pr
maturclv discharged, instantly killlr
q Capt. S. +. Redmond and injuring tv
y other men, one Of them, Rutus IRE
o ton. perhaps fatally. The cause OF II
premature discharge was the failure
1t the man to swab the gun properly
l. THE chief of police of st. Louis h
Il issued an order requiring every mel
he Der of the police department to make
s. report of where and when he was Dor
l. how long he has been in the count
is and if he has taken out his naturali'
Is ,;on papers. 1t is said that the reas
20 for the order is that there are ma
uolcemen in st. Louis who are n
IL citizens. !,
ty THREE HUNDRED Italian naval cad
IS m, ia visit New York this SUNNI
o. The Italian naval school is at Legho
u The cadets will embark in squadr
IN devoted entirely to practice work, a
ed ON arriving in New York they VIII
"a sent in details to the Worlds fair
Chicago. The United States ma
hit academy at Annapolis, it is annouhe
I'm will be visited by the Italians,
III HARRY l.. JAMES, aged 40 years. CO
,el mitted suicide. at Detroit, Mich''
'er the 18th, by shooting himself thro'
he the head James was a clerk IN
ng Office of the water board, and togct
&c. with three other clerks had been
bezzling money from the funds WI
MT. passed through his hands for sev'
on years.