Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-23

mar rrcsident, on the 18th, appointed
iDP Raw. Henry b. Whipple, ID. d.
.',oo Of Minnesota. to be a membe
is,Op NV hoard of Indian commissioners
Ecc Charles c. Painter, deceased
o,,, district court of appeals o
,iihiocton ,I declined, on the 18th, t.
.'n, % an appeal from the decision o
a"' 's,rer court refusing an injunction
.roren. ..le collection of the income
|cry. JAMES NEIL BErnuNE, n distin
,ished Georgian who was the owner
' ! for many years the manager o
Bind Tom" the famous negro pianist
M ,Iat his sons residence in Washing
an the 18th, aged 81 years.
Srx,roR MCMILLAN rep, Mich,), or
l,th, proposed an amendment te
sundrv civil bill, granting to the
s,s Of Michigan for use as n state
Il the military reservation ant
bading on Mackinac island Mich.
r,,v General executive board Of the
nichts of Labor in secret session in
n,delphia. on the 14th, decided tc
.";n eminent counsel and combat the
~ issue of President Cleveland and
ar.,,rv Carlisle us unauthorized and
egal
,ocopn,yG to the Berlin newspapers,
German emperor is studying the
,.rr,tional laws regarding the pro
(,tjon Of private property in naval
|,rfore and cntertains plans in refer
"a thereto which will be II boon to
/ civilized world.
SUSAN i, ANTHONY, ol h"c'ies.er' N'
was 75 years of age on the 18th. In
[uor of the event the general of the
Imam suffrage hosts was given a
lpopet and reception at Washing
n C.: where she was in attend
he at the general council.
|Tnr London Globe of the 12th pub
lhed dispatch saying the Armenian
knmission had examined several
irks at Moosh, their testimony all
mo favorable TO the authorities.
her all the government witnesses
a testified several Armcnians were
be examined.
CoyenrssMAN D0cKERY, of Missouri,
the 18th, handed Secretary Carlisle
araft for 500, forwarded to him by u
Louis banker with request that it
deposited to the credit of the con-
ence fund. The banker was acting
customer whose name was, OF
nrsc, not disclosed.
- So
lENcos conditions have been peace
IIyaccepted by Guatemala, who guar.
ces their fultillment. The condi-
us will soon he published officially.
Nh siGcs have made concessions. The
aiemalan question is at last AMIGA
settled upon an equitable basis be.
zen the two republics.
rpGE Pryor, in the New York
brit Of common pleas, refused, on the
b, to naturalizc two Italians be-
Use they could not spe ak English.
announced that foreigners who
BID not speak the language of the
ited States need not apply to him
citizenship papers.
SR THOMAS Roe, British member Of
Ftament for Derby, gave notice, on
Nth, that he would ask the gov
hnent what information had reached
in reference to the imposition Of
death sentence upon w. II. Rich
a British subject, for alleged par
patton in revolt in Hawaii.
hon. ISAAC 7. GRAY, of Indiana,
fTlcan minister to Mexico, arrived
he Clty of Mexico, on the 14th, on
return from Il visit to the United
''es' unconscious from an attack of
Famonla, from which he died at 7
sk the same evening. He was at
lrra Dy his wife and son Bayard.
iour competitors in the oratorical
leSl at Bloomington, Ind, Preston
tagleson, one of the two colored
'0eatS in the college, took first hon
iils subject was abraham Lin.
He is the son of a banker, and
represent Bloomington at the
v ora'orlcal contest at Indianap-
u SIMPSON pop, Kas.l introduced
I's hoaSe' on the 18th, a bill provid-
'na' the statute of limitations
no' be ntcrposed in any suit
,Sht by any laborer, workman or
saanlc in the court of claims against
United States to recover wages
b law
"a anal Preparations for the we'd
VI MISS Anna Gould to Count Cas-
',s' m OF France, have been complet-
iAe ceremony will be performed
ny a' the residence of the late Jay
w. On March 4, by Rev. DR.. John
"u' under whose religious auspices
eght up.
! american embassy in Berlin
viewed y recently, numerous appli-
us from American visitors for pre-
-'on at court. Mr.. Runyon has
'',sa that it is quite impossible to
.aeSe requests. He is anxious to
"S generally understood so ms
went the disappointment of per.
sO'ng to Berlin to be introduced
'@empcror.
Iisa'y'slxth I,isy anniversary of Abra-
,saa .'acoin's birthday, the 18th, was
as, ,ss, 'hls year, with much more
COs .ary ceremony. AtAlbany, N.
ls'. h. mckinley; at Chicago, Henry
asos'' son, !, and at Burlington, Vt,
hwy IasF M' Depew delivered ELOQUENT
"S IN memory of tho martyr