Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-25

II0UlD VIII '"
,ba Americans cup if Lord Dun
challenges next year.
non convention for the purpose
|ng independent action in poll
h in Columbus, o., on the 18TH
bsvprrr's Financial Review says
[s.ce of the tariff bill has given
ser tone to the speculative mar
,nssoueuce of the reduction in
tory schedule of the new tariff
l. said that all the potteries in
;,ed States will 60 out OF busi-
rs ROBINSON, the first gov
~ Kansas, died in Lawrence,
i the Eth. lie was very old,
4 been out of politics for several
Chinese government has offered
new prizes for the capture or de.
IN Of Japanese war ships and
kjyling IL capture of Japanese
and sailors.
senate, on the 18th, passed the
tbe exclusion and deportation
pp anarchists which had been
to in the conference on a like
eviously passed
rupils of the fencing masters in
arc petitioning the government
them into a corps of swords
ID send them ''to cut off the pig
heads of the Cinnamon"
h tin-plate works in south
which have been closed for
time, are preparing to resume
4 view of the passage of the
h tariff bill in Washington.
rrAgY OF STATE GRESHAM was
ed. on the 10Th, by the minister
United States to Uruguay that
bort that a revolution was in
IS in Montevideo on June l was
ded,
REsEyTATIvE bankers from all
ire cities and more important
Of New York met in Saratoga,
18th, for the purpose of forming
anent organization of New York
anks,
BrRous forest fires have again
out in the Slogan mining dis
British Columbia. The build
the Noble Five and new Dead
Zines, in the path of the flames,
zen destroyed.
-s
understood that Secretary Car
bposcs free sugar for the reason
the revenue of Si3, 900, 900 to be
! therefrom is stricken off the
Fiff bill the treasury will be COM
70 issue bonds.
Of the death of the king of
Eas brought by the steamer Ia
His name was Chulalongkorn,
had forty-eight wives. The
b of his children was estimated,
at ninety-three.
Ashland wis Steel Co. has
hnother large purchase OF ore.
j resume operations at its large
Al furnace on the 1st, giving en-
knt to a large force of men who
schargcd six months ago.
SAM Scorr, of Dubuque, Ia,
ht the early settlers picnic, on
h, that he is the oldest living
Bettler in Iowa. lie went there
tember Is. 1882, and has lived
yer sincc-sixty-two years.
match race between the Vigilant
Pe Britannia was again post |
on the 18th, this time indef. |
by reason of the centerboard
Pg out of the Vigilant just as
r. was about to be made. She
|ed to Southampton.
AND LADY ABERDEEN arrived at |
p, NJ b., about midnight of the |
hey were met at the depot by |
nard Tilly and Mayor Robert. |
at once driven to the resi-. |
the former. Several thousand |
gave them an enthusiastic greet. |
latement of the New York as. |
banks for the week ended the |
Pows the following changes: |
!, Increase, Ss03, 800; loans, in. |
specie, decrease, S24,. |
yal tenders, increase, 81, ,791, 200, |
b decrease, $3.50, 400; circula.
fcrcase, $500.
PiER effort is to be made by
falr' son of the late millionaire |
TO get 81, 100000 of his fathers
lie began proceedings for that
f on the 18th, in the probate |
OF the superior court in San |
(.o The amountrepresents the
fe legacy to his deceased |
James and himself.
|fcLlsr left London, at 10 o'clock
morning of the 10th, with dis
lor Edinburgh to be carried by
Varrlers were stationed all |
pc route between the two cities.
[[swers' to be returned by the
Psem' were expected to reach
oy noon of the 10th.
fpiNs to lie Journal (Paris) a
Premier Dupuy has
covered The premier is in the
not far from the
ooraer' He is accompanied by
who are supposed to
powered y the plot through the
| ol several anarchists in the
Prhocd of Vernet.
ave rumor prevailed in Wash.
on The 18th, that President
t[.u' t'' angered by the course Of
N Varlisle in addressing a
Ia |l; congress urging the plan
LING the ''popgun" tariff
fau \ determined to ask the
ies,gn, and had set his mind
In n =, ",lson' q, of West Virginia,
VI OF the house wavs ard ,,,.o