Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

bomb into the Cafe San Carlo in Turin,
On the 9th, causing terrible explo-
sion, which wrecked the place. For
nobody was hurt Solero was
MoNT ARMSTRONG, who with his
brother Calvin, deputy treasurer of
Upton county, Ind, year ago lost
S43,0 600 of public funds on the race
track, has been located at Santa
Mazetta, Mexico, through lost letter
written home. lie is penniless and
asked for aid.
A CLoUDBURsT at Bethlehem, Pa, on
the night of the Sth, did damage TO
the extent of 100000 The flooded dis
trict is more than mile square and
extends towards the Monocacy valley
and includes a portion of Bethlehem
proper, West Bethlehem and South
Bethlehem. Residences in many places
were flooded to their second stories
d. j. BURBRIDGE arrived at Jackson
vile, Fla, on the sth, from ST. Louis,
having made the entire trip on bi-
cycle. lie left ST. Louis on August 25,
and estimates that he covered about
1000 miles in making the trip,
THE war in China is being conducted
so near to the tea-growing. territory
that future importations are uncer-
tain. Wholesale prices of the cheaper
teas used in America are said to have
already advanced 100 per cent.
PROF. HERMAN FERDINAND Helm
noITz, the celebrated Psychologist and
physician of Berlin, died, on the 18th,
from the effects of stroke of paralysis,
aged 70.
A LATE decision of the supreme court
of Oklahoma territory nullities all di,
vorccs-fully 400-granted by probate
Judges in Oklahoma since March, 1893
TEN mammoth ice houses near Ham
ilton o., belonging to the Cincinnati
Ice Co., were burned to the ground or
the 9th,
THE associated banks of New Yorl
city held S6l, 1874, ,975 in excess of the re
quirements of the 25-per-cent rule OF
the sth.
TIE jury in the ease of Della Green
cx-cashier of the Muncie (pa) bank
charged with falsifying the bank
books, rendered a verdict of guilt.
on the sth.
| A NoRTHwEsrERN passenger train wa
wrecked at midnight of the 9th, nea
harrington, H., 80 miles ont from Chi
cago. The injured were taken to Chi
cago, six patrol wagons being called t
remove them to the hospitals on al
rival. 1t is said several people wer
killed.
TnEsteamer Haytiene Republic, whic
figured so conspicuously in the lat
smuggling trials, and which had bee
held by the government for over yea
under libel. was sold at auction at Por
land, Oret, on the sth, by United STATE
Marshal Grady. The vessel was bid
bv Capt. John Ross, her former mastc
for $3.50
=. y. NAkl w MUM. IL NChi-hho"h Wv
zen of Topeka, Kas., had not been see
or heard of for six weeks, up to Il
, 9th, and his friends are alarmed. j
, is a man about 40 years old, bachel'
and lived in small cottage alone. |
8 owns several houses and is supposed
be worth S50, 900
& NOTICES have been received by Il
a majority of the ranchers of the Sal
hills in the vicinity Of Perry count
I Neb.. from secret vigilance comm
: tee, looking to measures to preve
crime in that part of the state. This
! the result of the recent marauding
= the hills,
TIE body of Pierce d. Keating,
a well-known st. Louisian. was TAX
, from the river on the morning OF t
n 9th. he having evidently commit
n suicide through despondency over's'
|. fering from cancer
FRANK MARTELL. Il wealthy sto
=, ranch owner of Greenwood county, ka
was drowned in the Neosho river, ne
o. Burlington on the evening of the s.
:, SERGT WHITEHEAD, of the Bu
d (Mont) police force, detailed to qua
r the famous Montana silver statue
,nn exhibition at Minneapolis, Mimi, "
~ drowned in Lake Minnetonka on
Is 9th.
A DISPATCH from Valparaiso S;
u. that the Chilian government has ms
y n formal denial of the report that h
of the vessels of the Chilian navy hi
,d been sold to China.