Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-02

Is'eeu p on ont Chicago or Pittsburgh,
IA, wlll be probably selected "a
EMIL BoAs, New York agent of the
llamburg-Amercan line, annonncns
'nat the east-bound express steamers
oi tne line will hereafter touch at
rlyhouth instead of Southampton, ON
,he passage to Hamburg via Cher.
bourg. ''
Ross c, VAN BoKKELEN, the embez.
ziing teller of the Merchants Loan
ana Trust Co., of Chicago, entered a
plea OF guilty in the criminal court
on the 95th, and was given an indeter.
inmate sentence, and was at once
taken to the penitentiary at Joliet
ABOUT 80 feet of the east wall OF the
Llmore Manufacturing Co.'S bicycle
factory at Clyde, O., fell into the street
on the morning of the 25th. A dozen
persons were buried in the debris.
Two were fatally injured and seven
others seriously hurt.
The navy department has been no.
titled that hereafter no American ma.
val officers will be permitted to take
the course at the Greenwich Inyland)
royal school of naval architecture.
LIEUT.. Gov. MILLARD of California
died in Los Angeles, Cal, on the night
Of the cath.
MISS NANDERBILr's marriage portion
Will be $40, 0,000,0O0, with the proviso
that the income from this vast sum
shall be for the use of the future
duchess during her lifetime. At her
death the principal goes to the issue
OF her marriage with the duke of Marl-
| borough.
JOHNNY DRIprs, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
aged s, while running home from
school, fell on a slate pencil which he
carried in his hand. 1t penetrated his
heart, killing him instantly. The lit
tie boys twin brother was killed in a
manner almost identical two wears
ago.
A NATIVE of Cologne, who was an
eyewitness Of the recent massacre at
lrebizonde, says that at least 600 Ar
menians were slaughtered, while only
five Turks were killed The Arme-
Man settlements were set on fire and
the inhabitants burned to death or
| shot
! The Spanish guDboat Carload sank
off Cardinas, province of Matanzas,
| Cuba, on the 26th. The crew escaped
in the boats.
On the Goth the associated banks OF
New York city held SIG, $50, 700 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the 25-per.
cent. rule.
IT is reported that the marquis OF
Londonderry has accepted the chair.
manship OF the London school board.
A DISPATCH from Warsaw says that
the greater part of the town of Laso-
cien, Prussian Poland, was destroyed
by fire, on the Goth, rendering l,50C
persons homeless Five persons were
missing and believed to be burned to
death. The fire is thought to have
been of incendiary origin.
LOADED UP to her deck beams with
cans full OF green turtle soup, pom
pano and guava jelly, the little two.
masted, lotion American schooner
Oracle T. anchored in New York bay
on the 27th, after a cruise of six
months in West Indian waters. A curl
GUS feature of this very curious cargo
is that it was all manufactured on
board the schooner, and therefore is
not supposed to be subject to duty.
REV. 7. DEWITT TALMAGE preached
his initial sermon as co-pastor of the
First Presbyterian church in Washing
ton on the night of the eth. The
crowd was an immense one. Seven
policemen were on hand to keep the
people in order, and two ladies in the
church tainted.
Mrs. JAMES B. EusTIs, wife of the
United States ambassador to France,
died suddenly at the residence of her
son, George Eustis, near Dublin, Ire
land, where she was visiting, on the
Goth. Ambassador Eustis is seriously
| i'll in Paris.
As THE result of an attempt by
mob to secure Leander j. Martin, the
murderer of August Schultz, city mar
shal of Titlin, o., for the purpose of
lvnching him, on the morning OF the
27th, two men, Henry Mutchler, DR.,
and Christian Matz, members OF the
mob, were killed.