Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-10-26

u'eu at Jeffersonville. Ind, on the nth
a pout $1,000 was found hidden about
the premises Her estate is large
BISHOP ATTIcus G.. HAYeoop, of the
southern Methodist church. is critic.
any Ill at his home in Oxford Ga. lie
Is threatened with paralysis and seri-
GUS results are feared.
MRS CHARLES MERRELL, of st. Louis
VINO was visiting her sister. Mrs. Llovd
gregory at Wier City, Kas., was ia.
tally burned, on the 18th, while at.
tempting to check a prairie fire which
was approaching her sisters house.
where the latter was lying dangerous.
ly i'll.
a DETECTIVE from Cleveland went to
Toledo o., on the nth, and took away
Joseph Wilder on the charge of biga.
my Wilder has one wife at Cincinnati.
one at Cleveland and another in Tole.
DO lie married his Toledo wife at
oandnsliy only few weeks ago.
REV. W. II. SHERWOOD and j. A. Will
son, solicitor, both Americans, were
arraigned in the police court at Black
burn, Lancashire, England, on the
ioth, upon the charra of having
woundeaG laborc3 nan.7d McFadden
IN strict quarrel. Tne prisoners
were remaSded
THE condition of ex-Gov. Bullock.
lay deputy from Georgia to the Epis-
copal convention in Minneapolis,
Mimi, who had been i'll with erysipe-
las since the assembling of the con-
vention, was so far improved, on the
18th, that he was permitted to leave
his room.
COUNTY JUDGE RICHIE issued war
rants, on the 18th, for the arrest of 1l3
of the 533 officers of election in the city
OF Louisville, who either failed en-
tirely to serve or became intoxicated
and incapacitatcd while on duty.
On the 10th the Monon road put on a
fast train between Chicago and At
lanta, making the run in twenty-five
hours.
Col. c, G, JAMES, of Cincinnati, was,
on the 18th, elected national comman-
der of the Union Veteran Legion.
THE mining town of Creede, Col. ,
was almost destroyed by fire on the
night of the 18th.
a MONUMENT was dedicated at
Woerth, on the 18th, to the memory of
the late Emperor Frederick III. of Ger
many.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai, on the
18th, said Riots have broken out in
Chang-Pu, In the southeast part of the
island of Annoy, and the English mis-
sions there have been destroyed. The
missionaries appealed to the manda.
rims for protection, but those officials
refused to interfere.
BETWEEN 500 and 600 delegates from
thirty-three states and territories, rep
resenting nearly 800, 900 members of
| the Woman's Christian Tempe rance
union, congregated in Baltimore, Nd, q,
on the 18th, to attend the twenty
second annual convention OF that So
ciety,
THE archbishop of Canterbury an
nounces that IA pan-Angican confer
ence will be convened in lambeth pal
nee, the archiepiscopal residence, in
1897 1t is thirty years since the last
conference of the kind was held.
The officials of the British foreign
Office practically confirm the statement
made by the st. James Gazette that
Lord Salisbury has forwarded ar ulti-
matum to the president Of the Ven
ezuclan republic,
MAYOR PINGREE was unanimously
renominated for fourth term by the
republican city convention at Detroit,
Mich, on the 10th, and the remainder
of the ticket was filled by "Pingree"
nominees.
DEVELOPMENTS in the shortage of A.
X. Ward, of Memphis, Tenn, show
that his forgeries will amount to about
$500, COO
THE Richardson piano factory at
Leominster, Mass, was burned on the
10th. Loss, $50, 900; insurance, $50, 600.
On the 10Th the banks Of New York
city held SIS, $50, 175 in excess of the re-
quirements of the 25-pcr-cent rule.
THE new British battle-ship Veto
rious was launched from the Chatham
dock yard on the 10Th.
IT is thought in diplomatic circles
that Russia will completely absorb
Bulgaria by Christmas,
JAPAN is credited with the open
boast that she will whip Russia off the