Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

a DISPATCH from Constantinople, ON
the lst, said that eight Albanian
guards connected with the Yidliz
KIOSK had be executed and twenty.
iour others imprisoned as the result Of
The discovery of their completely in a
plot against the palace.
THE German ministry of marine has
ordered the German Asiatic fleet to
concentrate at Swatow and Amoy.
1IE Berlin Kruez Zeitung announces
lhat the next session of the reichstap
Will open on December 3.
InE st. Paul (Minn.) Gas-Light Co.
mas sold out its plant to eastern par.
ties including its gas and electric
works and franchises.
TIE Edgar Thomson steel works at
Braddock, Pa, were closed down, on
The LIST, temporarily, for alterations,
throwing nearly 1000 men out of en-
ployment.
JOHN VICTORY, the Oldest resident OF
l'rooklyn, N. y, died, on the. 3lst, at
his home in that city, No. 9s7 Pacific
street, from natural causes. Deceased
came to Brooklyn from Ireland early
In the century. He was born In Coun-
ty Cavan In 1890, and was therefore
lo5 years old at the time Of his death.
He leaves behind seventy-two descend
ants, five sons, one daughter, forty-two
grandchildren and twenty-five great
grandchildren.
ADyIcEs from Marsovan, Asia Minor,
OF the LIST, show that the trouble which
was anticipated by the United States
minister, Mr. Alexander w. Terrell, in
a dispatch to the state department at
Washington in August last, has cul.
minated in an attempt to burn the
American college there,
DR. S, A. BRIGGS was fogging his
l4-year-old son at ingalls,, okla, on
the list, because the boy did not heed
orders about certain chores about the
house, when young Briggs pulled a
revolver and shot his father through
the arm and body, from which DR..
Briggs will die.
AFTER five days of debate in the
South Carolina constitutional conven.
tlon, Senator Tillman's suffrage plan
was ordered to it's third reading, on
the lst, by vote of 65 to 81. A great
many members were absent on busi-
ness or otherwise, but as they were
paired, the result would not have been
changed.
GREAT BRITAIN has demanded that
Capt Lothaire, the Belgian officer
who ordered the execution of the
British trader, Stokes, in Africa, be
tried by court-martial, on the charge
of murder, and that Belgium pay an
indemnity of 1000, 900 francs to Stokes
family.
JoHN II. BEHRANDs, 70 years Of age,
was killed by trolley car in Williams.
burg, Long Island, on the evening of
the lst. This death makes the one hun
dred and thirtieth victim of Brooklyn
trolley roads in three years.
THE citizens of Windsor and Essex
county, Ont, who formed an "lnde-
pendence of Canada" club recently,
have become political party, and will
promulgate its principles throughout
the dominion.
JOHN W. CADMAN, an uncle of Mrs.
Cleveland, wife of the President, at
tempted to commit suicide in Chicago,
on the I'd. by shooting himself in the
mouth with revolver.
In Chill the democrats are using vio-
lent language in regard to Spain, and
conflict between them and the
Spanish residents is imminent.
HENRY II. HOLMES was convicted in
Philadelphia, on the Sd, of murder in
the first degree for the killing of Ben
iamn +. Pitezel.
TIE London Daily News announces
that a Tyneside firm has received
Japanese order to build three new
battle-ships.
The official speed of the Ammen ram
Katahdin, built by the Bath me
iron works, is 16. 13 knots, as reported
to Secretary Herbert by the trial
board, and the vessel stands rejected
under her contract, bearing the dis
tinction of being the first vessel of the
new navy failing to reach contract re-
quirements.
THE Brazilians, according to late
Rio de Janeiro dispatch, are deter
mined to recognize Cuba
OLIVER CURTIS PERRY, the train rob-
Der, has been transferred from Auburn
IN. W prison to the Matteawan state
hospital for the criminal insane.