Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-20
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poftan T. part Of the " hltccap. drama
which has, so starred this county and
State during the past week was enacted
today. ~
' Judge Chrisman snh5uhced lsst, Mon
day that alf memb bess OF the late mob
who would voluntarilyscpme In today
and give tifemseiyessup would be given
a hearing by II O'clock -w
.Forty;seven came in and reported at
the courthouse, court al. the time hav-
Ing taken a sho or recess.
Rey. j. II. Gam bfell, man who has
great influence insthis county, had been
importuned by leaders OF the mob to
present their plea for mercy to the court.
This Mr. 'Gannbreli, who was one Of the
Grst to come to Judge Chrisman's relief
with gun on the day the mob made
their hostile demonstration against the
court, agreed to do on condition that all
persons who participated with the mob
would individually confess their wrong
and 'solemnly pledge themselves to
cease all acts Of lawlessness and live
hereafter as good and law-abiding ciN-
zens, which each Of them agreed to do.
In his address to the court MIR. Gam
brell asked that the guilty men be
placed under bond to keep the peace for
twelve months, and separate bond for
their appearance at the next term OF
court to answer the indictments against
them, 1t being understood that tho
treatment they then received would de-
pend merely upon the way they de-
ported themselves from now on
Mr.. Gambrell was followed by Rev.
DR.. j. M. Weems, pastor of the Method
ist church at Brookhayen, who also
made an eloquent plea for mercy In be-
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Two Big Tax Cases.
I JACKSON, May 12.-The Supreme Court
today reviewed the case OF the State
heVehue hHehV 'e -"
omo' OH suggess'on VI er'oi' LOG
omo's attorney claiming tnae unoer .ne
decision OF tne coor' IN 'no n'on,'uo
case tne reVenue agent couiu hoV 'oi,o'o
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Iamhor. t,x co,Ioctor ~ Adams County,
Tho sr;, w,s h,orrbt IN collect taxes
on ,ho N,tchoz Jaclson G. Columbus
pa;lroad a recent purchase of the former
ro,d and nm to the time Of the nurchaso
,hero vac no Question as to it exemp.
tion Tho tax collector claimed that
when tho sale was made the road lost
;,s soxoun,ion Tho lower court held
,his ,iow bpt tho Surname Court de-
o;dos ,hot tho ,ronertv ia still exemnt.
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S".i'N INV
"oV. STONE mas appo'n'eu 'he ioiio".
Ing delegates 70 represent miss'ssippi AZ
the interstate ANTITRUST conferences
which meets at ohicaso' June o: o. H.
Bringer' Gen' Prentlss' a. NJ. west, W.
H. Hardy H. H. henry .. u hamilton
Il. IL. bowers olarKe Lewis FRANK
winchester u u floweree.
ABOUT two miles north of Shaws,
within stones throw of the mississippi
valley road, IS mound supposed TO
have been thrown up oy inc mound
builders. long arm projects out at
one side Tor some distance, gradually
sloping to the surrounding iand' possi-
bly, roadway 70 convey the dead TO
sn's p'ace VI ouriai' as ,auVrs'iga'ion
proved ~ W oe' DE- ~ d. "aru anu
rowara NUM- aus 'n'o 'n's 'nou,'u aoou'
seven iee' anu iouhu oohes anu se'erai
pieces OF pottery
BURGLARS were in Hickory Flat last
week. The store OF W. II. Cox was
broken into and the safe cracked in
anproyed style. Goods were piled up
,ronrd a 70 deaden tho ernlosion
Thero was no money in the safe. how.