Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-04-21

beral elections in the Neither
hlted in the defeat of the gov
BY large majority.
s-
lion league club of San Fran
|e a reception to ex-Prcsidcnt
on the night of the 10th.
tanches of the New York leg
diourned, on the 18th, ont of
b the memory of David Dud-
iazilian ministers of foreign
hblic works and finance, ten
r designations to President
b the l2th.
both Mrs. Patrick Mulstay,
4 o New York stonecutter,
to three boy babies, whose
weight was thirty-fve
psToNE made his appearance
sc of commons on the 18th,
resent while the budget was
oduced by Sir William Ver-
hurt.
inch presidential election has
for November 2. President
not among the candidates.
is given MS his reason for not
e-election. There are many
5 in the field.
IrIC and destructive storm
along the Atlantic coast, on
doing much damage to ship
ther exposed property. Four
are known to have been lost
New Jersey coast.
MIrH, who for thirty years
N charge of the senate docu-
b, was taken suddenly i'll at
bn the llth, and was at once
b the senate library and put
care of a physician.
tc of siege at Rio dc Jaueiro
Extended to June IL, but it is
hat, in view of the surrender
II dc Mello and the insurgent
Brazilian government will
E able to restore the status
tincipal bankers of Berlin
led union to protect the in
bankers and brokers'. The
committee of thirty-two is
pf twelve great bankers, four
bd sixteen representatives of
hnks.
rks of the American Grape
at Buffalo, N. Y, were de-
u fire on the lath. The lives |
the night workmen on the
were imperilcd, and after
)any Of them were missing. |
Do, 900; insurance, $500, 900.
British house OF lords, on the |
khrl of Kimberly, in moving !
reading of the Behring sea
Med the whole course of the |
b, and expressed approval of |
of the marquis of Salisbury |
ing the question to arbitra-
hcrican Railway union has /,
5dgc Dundy of the federal
)maha, Neb., TO order salaries /
ly,paid men on the Union
Stored to the figures existing
september last, and that the
|n date from the receivership
bLIAM WILDE, the divorced
bf Mrs. Frank Leslie, of Ncw
b married in London by spc-
Pe, recently, to Miss Sophia
kung lady of Irish parentage.
d to be very wealthy. The
+ marriage was kept secret
|l2th.
rehch government has re-
Rvices from China that the I
Y llsianfu have burned the
(ission at that place and NAL /
ind imprisoned the French |
|ies. The government has de-
upon demanding an explana.
Apology.
slse committee on Interstate
gn commerce, on the l1th, or
yorably reported a bill pre-
the committee providing "a
i for officers of the revenue
rvice, by which all officers
disabled are to be retired and +,
Iting-ordcr pay.
-
READ dissension has been !
the Oklahoma presbytery by
faction of young men voting
ricd ministers out of their
ainst the wishes of the
where they were serving and
1ding certain personal friends,
lege, for the places.
--e--
! DE MELIo has surrendered to
'uayan authorities with the
S who disembarked on the
i Uruguay, after having been
7 OF the state of Rio Grande
by the troops of President
The rebellion in Brazil may
have completely collapsed.
atcmcnt Of the associated
New York city for the week
the 18th showed the follow
ges: Reserve, increase, $685.
J, increase, So, l57,sOo specie,
5000; legal tenders, in
sos 500; net deposits, increase,
circulation, decrease. s,o3,.
n hEBuLoN B. VANCE, of North
-
died at his home in Washing
le night of the l4th, aged "a
is health had been bad for the
and in the forenoon of the
is death was stricken with
and only regaincd conscious
y minutes before he breathed
Hard d-Breckinridge breach-of>
aSe was brought To n close in