Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-17


inv@ 1, Gth and i test case will
pn
.,b Gctmany, through EN-
tas ll.',,,am ,sT rtplying to President
N, m,;al notification. acknowl'
porrblic of Hawaii.
,eq we're instituted in
llD :, ,bc Ith, against Deputies
oO,nnmnolinaand On Agnini, on alle-
i.a .sat thew were connected with
.,bis, agitation.
r.uou,uA dispatch of the Sta
VeO .ho Japanese were laying
nav :, ~ port Arthur and in other
s'mnleting- vso !, the trap which they
Syrr w rpreparing for the Chinese.
,.,ost returns, up to the sth,
II lima norts of the state OF New
=, ;adicate that all of the consti-
y l1, amendments voted upon in
;.,s !. on the 9Th, were carried.
.rrr cloud-burst near Valencia,
[gela, killed l5opcrsons and dam
tbe coffee and other crops to the
Of 100000. Houses were lev
bridges washed away and traihc
plly suspended
,,vrs S. DODGE, of Elkhart,
I,s been announced as n candi'
!, United States senator to sue
E.n,tor Daniel W. Voorhees,, as a
# the political avalanche in the
ZENITH Indiona district
u The demands apon which
will insist as conditions OF the
|nept Of the war with China are
|rmpptof an indemnity of about
cWO and the cession to her by
tthq island of formosa'
he ab Emperor William offered
ID, lIammerstcin, director OF the
NJ Of Hanover, the new portfolio
ssandry, which the latter ac,
This appointment is regarded
rpat concession to the agrarians.
Rhe Nh Chairman Babcock of the
blicsn congressional committee
mt a statement, in which he
fd ,he election of $50 republican
ksmen. with several states to
rom, and small majority in the
enate,
Il KELLY, the baseball player,
| at the Emergency hospital in
N on the Sth. He arrived in Bos-
! N the 9th, to join the London
/ Girls theatrical company, and
/ taken sick that morning with
bonia.
! house special committee, Rep
|htives Bailey, of Texas; Lane,
)nos, aud Brodcrick, of Kansas,
|ntd to investigate the charge
(lieGance in Office against Judge
l Of Cleveland, o., will meet in
Eiiy on the 18th, to begin their
|RAD N JORDAN, assistant United
kNreaSurer at New York, arrived
EShngton quite unexpectedly, on
|th, and was in close conference
Secretary Carlisle at the treasury
Ftnent for some time. He re-
Fito New York on the noon train
hne day,
.
PREATE Dispatch received at the
York cotton exchange. on the
iHDtlnced the failure of Busch &
d llayre. The announcement
da drop Of four points in cotton,
iltwas said that the firm had
little interest in cotton, being in.
y Aprincipally in coffee,
Ar ADMIRAL BANCROFT GUERARDI
lirdant of the navy yard il
klyn, having reached the age
Oi " years, was retired, on the
fOm the service and turned over
on'rol Of the yard to Capt. Rod
VINO Will be the acting command.
a'll Admiral Gherardi's successor
Ninted,
slen'ral Trust Co., recently op.
. IN Philadelphia, but now in
ahgton, was, on the Sth. declared
aaIent concern by the post Office
'ment and denied the use of the
tEed letter aud money order sys-
On the ground that the concern is
'ael'ng a scheme devised to de-
ue people ont of money"
s
ieSas cotton palace was formal.
nea at Waco, on the sth, with
ceremony Many distinguished
y We're present from all parts of
'an'rN and the day was observed
general holiday. The palace,
Aasa front of 400 feet and a
:, :, =. oOO feet, was erected by the
vi waco at Il cost of $3.50, 900.
'VAtA riot occurred in Huszth,
n y, y! hungary, at the junction
- ,aeiSs with the Nagy-Ag, on the
!, ,slng from the popular anger at
" ssuecIaring that all persons who
'nOlera must be buried in a sep
:, Gendarmes fred upon
w. killing one person and wound
3ny others, Sixty arrests were
7 ppl,catlon ~ was prepared in Chi
u Tue 18th, and forwarded TO Sec
. :, state llenricksen, for e
ior an organization to be
y ~ inc Independent American
% ? party. The new association
of internal dissensions
m s;''Deficon Protective association,
ma ~ nave The same objects, ambi-
"S'neorles as the old organiza-
i IsssBestion has been made and
- arried out, that as a testi-
,ss,l ~ Aev' Dr. Parkhurst for the
Informed ths by him in bringing
yo.I. | publication of politics in
hia A elty' a chair be endowed in
sS,. s,n college in his honor. 1t is
! ,'o MO- call it "The Parkhurst
n. '.ma'cipal Vt Reform" and to in.
rarkhurst as its first pro-
NJ ,sts, N OLIVER 0. HOWARD, com;
ak tnp danrI