Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-04-27


ienn., was bitten by cat recen,I,,
"no on the 18th developed a violent
,Shptoms Of hydrophia. The cat had
oceh oltten by rabid dog.
lllE National Academy Of Sc;s,co.
1vncIudea W. its iour days session in
."'sllngton, or the 10Th, after decid
"S .o holo It's Xt meeting in Phila-
uelphla, octobei ., 1895. A number Of
papers On scientific subjects were read
FAILURES in the United States dur.
i"s 'he week ended the 18th, as re.
ported by Il, &, Dun & Co., were 24I
against "l9 for the corresponding week
iast year For Canada the failures
numbered a. against As last wear.
MANY deaths continue to be renort.
eu IN Maco, the Portuguese settlement
IN China, at the mouth of the Canton
river, as the result of the bubon;c
plague which made its appearance
There short time ago.
"A DISPATCH from Seoul, on the 10Th
said that plot had been discovered
TO dethrone the king of Corea in favor
OF ms nephew. Ii Shnn Yon. The con.
spirators, including Lisbon Yon, were
promptly arrested.
a DISPATCH received at the state de.
partment, on the 10th, from Consul
brice at Matanzas, Cuba, stated that
the Two American citizens, Justo
Henere and Jose NJ Cara ballo. ar.
rested at that place, April 6, were re.
leased from custody on the 9th in.
stant.
InE government of Queensland has
issued the prospectus for a 9l,25O, 600
3]5-per-cent, loan at the minimum Of
97l5.
A DISPATCH from Hiroshima saws the
mlkado ratified the Chino-Japanese
treaty on the 2lst.
SENIOR THEDlM has been appointed
Portuguese minister to the United
States.
IwENTY-slx men were injured at
Felixdon, Austria, on the Goth. by the
explosion of large quantity of parox-
ytone in magazine.
EIGHTY delegates from Italian
chambers of commerce met in Rome,
on the u2lst, and resolved to agitate
throughout Italy in favor of resuming
commercial relations with France.
PAUL FENNlMoRE COOPER, a son of
the American novelist, J. Fennimorc
Cooper, died at Albany, N, Y, on the
2lst, of paralysis, aged 10 years.
WOLF hunting on systematic plan
has been commenced by the Standard
Cattle Co. on the Belle Fourch river,
Wyoming. A car load of wolf hounds
has been shipped from New York, and
will be in the field, under a party of
hunters, to exterminate the wolves
from the ranges.
}, h. KLINE and II. II. Taylor, who
have been examining the Wyandotte
county Ckas,) records during the past
three months, have submitted report
to the board of county commissioners
that eX-County Treasurer NJ. w.
Stewart was short S2s,2 when he
turned over his Office to his successor,
Nj. &. Mclean, two years ago.
Portions of human bodies cast upon
the beach at Westerly, Il. l., on the
2lst, were identified by clothing as
parts of the remains of Charles Corney
and son of Capt. Tucker, both of
whom were lost in the barge wreck off
Point Judith last winter.
TIE small cattlemen in Oklahoma
are arming their boys with Winches-
ters to resist the occupation of the
grazing lands of the territory by Dan
Waggoner, of Decatur, Tex, who has
leased all the school lands in three or
four counties from the territorial gov
ernmcnt.
CHARLESTON, a point few miles from
Chattanooga, Tenn, is very much ex-
cited over the discovery of what is be-
licvcd to be paying silver and lead
deposit Ores of these two metals have
recently been found on several farms
in that vicinity.
WnILE clearing away the ashes of a
burned hay stac on the Goth, William
McCord, mort anderson, Ind. g,
found the CHI 6 rcmains of Il man.
1t is thought .'as tramp who had
crawled under ior nights rest.
Mrs p. 2. MAST, wife of Mayor
Mast, the millionaire manufacturer Of
Springfield, O., was found in an uncon-
scious condition in her bath room on
the morning of the 2lst, and died be-
fore medical aid could arrive.