Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-10-13

NN-'Ni'iAn'AiiN W lIs " lltNhNs lIlt ut-
thor Of the house tariff bill. arrived in
New York, on the 9th, from South
amptm, on the American line steam
ship New York, much improved in |
health.
WASG SESG TsAo, ex-Chinese min
lister at Toxic, has been summoned be-
fore the emperor at Pekin and severely
censured for his ignorance in regard to
the designs of the Japanese govern
mcnt in Corca.
PROF. LEYDoN, who returned to Rer-
lin from Spala, on the 9th, says that
the ear is suffering from Bright's dis
ease in mild form, complicated with
diabetes.
On the 9th the associated banks of
New York city held $50, $50, 932 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the 25-per
cent. rule.
W. A. BINGHAM & Co., of New York,
wholesale dealers in paper and manu-
facturers OF paper bags, assigned on
the 9th.
FIRE at Adel, Ia, on the 9Th, de-
| stroyed the opera house block and sew
eral other b,sildings; loss, 5000
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, the poet,
died at his residence in Boston on
| the 7th
The Interstate fair for Iowa, Dakota,
Nebraska and Minnesota opened in
Sioux City, Ia, on the 9Th.
Mrs, PHGBE BAILou, an aunt of Pres
ident James A. Garfield, died in Zanes
vile, O., on the 9th.
WIN. II, HurcuINs, of Wichita, Kan.
and U. 7. S. Rice, of Mattoon, H., at
torneys, have been disbarred from
practice before the patent Office.
REPORTS from various parts of east
ern South Dakota and the western par
of Minnesota are to the effect that
severe snow-storm prevailed on the 18th
""companied by high winds and heav
rams The snowfall at Huron, s. d.
was heaVy' ""A lasted for three hours
BILL ADLER, a tough character {
Kansas City, Mo-, has been held by tn
coroner's jury for the murder OF Pos
Office Inspector Mcclure, on Karnivi
Krew night. Several witnesses ident
fed Adler as the man that struck I'll
: blow that felled Mcclure, whose deaf
, resulted from the fall.
SIMON llIRscH, well-known trave
{ ing man, drummer for $. {, Barke
j. wholesale cigar and liquor dealer
4 Terre llautc, Ind, was arrested, on ii
18th, on d grand jury indictment char
=, ing him with enbezzling 81, 800 of h
$ employers money.
A srREET-CAR accident occurred
= Tacoma, Wash, about midnight of Il
= 7th, in which George c. Chandler, &c
s eral agent of the Northern Pacific
|. that city, was killed, and several 9th
d passengers injured.
The government has at last found
II purchaser for the colossal globe whi
d cost $4,000 and was on exhibition
a the government building at the Worl
=. fair. The South Park commissions
,l have given $40 for it.
PASSENGER train No. 35, of the !
n lanta & West Point road, which ]
=. Atlanta, Ga, at 7:25 a. m. on the T
~ tumbled over the high trestle o.
i. Osappa creek, II few miles beyc
4 West Point. and seven persons W
badly injured.
III The procession held in Dublin,
,d the 7th. in commemoration Of the de-
va of Charles Stewart Parnell, was
,o largest on record. In the line W
h, political societies from all parts Of
country. every county in Ireland be
sc represented,
HI Ir is reported in Kentucky cir'
se worthy of credence, that Secretary
is Isle will be candidate for the 5
20. now occupied by Hon. j. c.
Blackburn in the senate of the I'M
,v- States.
.o On the 9TH George p. Sage, the II
of rious swindIer, who travelled under
name of Horace Baker and a dc
.. other aliases made sensational esc
IL, W from Jail at Bel Air, Md.
,oa SENATOR HILL, of New York, was
ilr Tie 9th, formally notified of his II
~ ination as democratic candidate
80. governor of the Empire state,
an. signifed his acceptance of the
,he sought honor
,or MRs. FANNIE CHM. the colored
tralto singer who made a tour OF
aw rope several years ago with the
ar. Jubilee singers, died in Chicago on
o NIGHT Of the 1th.