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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
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ni1be 8ibGiptbet btnfi9tli9 Der aldrffeuang
ibrer @ef9i9te binter feirer Der groben
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

Cine tpabrf9einIi9 re6t piin16s1ss
nertbe Neuerung entbdIt cine 8orlase DEC
Senator 9pper, tpel9e ~berlangt, baB Die
9uH4mteOe cine 2icen3 CUR Nusiibung III
res 8erufs BADEN miifen. Sbne 3peifeI
tit bur9 unberufene per1onen f9on man
DIES quite Pferb beim 8ef3Iageu rninirt
morber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Mertfo profittrt uou, @~rctsfura Ses
SilbcrS.
(9te>p @orfer 9onbelsstg.)

Wobl 0os etn5ige 2arb, nel9es aus Dem
B~reisriidgange 6es ipeiBen "Details @or=
tbeil ge5ogen bat, 1T W1erifo. 9ie1es 2anb
bat ni9t, pte Die 1ibdmerifanii9en Gepuz
blifen, unter benz Slu6e enttpertbeten 9a=
piergelbes gu leiben, 9as etn5ige bort i'm
l1mlauf beftnSli6e Yapiergelb nirb BON ben
merttanif6en 8anfen dusgegeben, aber lebigz
lib aus 8equemli9feitsriidIi9ten ba basz
ielbe ~ieoer5eit in SilberOoQars eingelOt tpera
ben fam. (8olomiin3en iDerben in Wlerito
ni9t geprGgt.) Wertfani1he probufte unb
Jabrttate fino ntcbt i'm pretle geitiegen, nit
einem Silberoo0or fault man seraoe 10 bel,
ME ie Supor, pd6reno 2ebensmtttel auBergez
p0bnlt9 biGig linb. 9as @in5ige, mas
t6euer getporben 1T, finb ausldnOtf4e Sabriz
fate, pel4es aber nabe3u ausI9IteBli9 2uz
rusartitel Iihb.
Ser preisf tur3 bes gilbers Fat Der megis
fanti9en &egternng o[lerbtngs Die GrfiiI=
lung ibrer 8erpflt9tungsn an bas Muslano
= Die 3a6lung Der 3inien duf in Sob fon=
tra1irte GhulDen : tpeIentlt9 erf4tpert,
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lit Mertfo = pie gu fetner Gbre b~erborgeboz
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gegen baS Muslanb tets prompt na9Jetomz
men, tpdbrenb peridiebene anbers 1pani14=
arnerifaniI9e &epu6lifen lei9ten 0er3ens
tire S9ulben repu6itren. Mertfanif9e
@tadtspapiere ge9en an ben europdil3en
80rIen ftetig in Die 90Ge, Elm tlarer 8etpeis
bafiir, baB man in Merifo'S ~gegeniDdrtt9e
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beibsn 9emiIp9dren bsrbrsitste @erii6t, Mez
rtto bereite 1i9 auf einen &risg nit 8uate>
mdla Dor, bat ben Sur5 Der merifaniI9ea
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nt6t gum @dnfen gebrq6t.
Cine &lafIe namentlt9 1T eS, nel9e burd9
ieben peiteren PreisTtuc5 bes Stlbers rei3er
tpirb - Der pfIqn5er tropiI4er 8robufte.
Ser pflan3er bOn 91ffee, 8ant1e, Sabat,
@ocao, G6icle ~(Raugummi) etc, be5ablt feline
Mrbeiter in Gilber unb mtrb fir Ietn Brobutt
in Sob be3ablt. @Gmmtli9e @ebiete, in
tpeG9en biele tropif9en Brooufte ge5ogen
iperben, ftnb benin au9 in einsm pbdnomenaz
len NuH9nunge begriffen, Wertfaner uno
Nusldnber petteifetn nit chamber in Der
Mnlage bon 8lantage1t, duf ipel9en bteie
pert6bo1en GrpDrtartifel ge3oaen merben,
@dbrsnb Der lebten 5pei Sabre iino febr be-
beutenbe &affeeplantogen in ben 8eitB BON
dmerifdui5nen &dpitoItften iiberoedauqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

Ull9lE!l4O15 UusYeluIlEl lDtTDe1l. UQs Ntdfl=
ten3immer Telbft pirb As Sub lana url6
"a SUB brett. 9as aIte !6oTpital lit Elm
5peiit0diges 5~iegelfetnernes @e6Gube, So
SUB lang unb 27 SUB brett. @s iprrbe i'm
Sabre 1910 erbaut unb 1T i9on LANCE als
unbrau96ar eradtet lporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

Winterfurm tobte iiber bic berf9neiten
@efilbe 8Dbmens, Sturm berrf9te in ber
Brager Qanbfube. Wann tptrb es 5ribz
ling nerben inter ben @Dltern btefes bon
Der Natur 10 ret9 g~efegneten 9anbes? Nirb
Die iebige, Die &oaIttipnsregterung, ben err
Tebnten Srieben berbeifiibren9 Menn Der
b0bmtT9e 4usglei9, Der BON Der liberaten
Partei 806mens 10 beiu6elte uno bann 70
flGgli6 i'm Sanb ~berGaufene b0bmi19e
4usglei9, als Elm @orbtlb ooer 8OrldlIer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

SSn benz anberen San itanb Der I. unb I.
8eneraltonful in SEEM Oorf unb espeSener
t t. General ommtHGr Bel Der G6tcagoer
MISUNDERSTANDING Or. Nnton Ba1ttf1ef
Sitter BON Palmfor1t Dor ben @eI9norener
Der SAL 1T betannt: pa1itf9ef bate 5nei
2egdte, bic er als @enera1foniul CUR uebers
mittlung na3 l1ngarn befam, fir i:9 ber=
penoet. Nu9 bie5er @ngefGagte bertef iiA,
gu feiner Gntluftung, auf feline f6lsdte Gnt>
lobnung. @r babe als @eneralfonIu 5000,
fpGter 10000 @ulben in @plb iGbrli9 beso>
gen, fir bic Qusite1ungs5ett bas Ooppeltc.
9as feten Summen, mel9e in Seiterret9
beoeuteno Iein mOgen, in Mmertfa ret9ten
tie CUR 8etreitung elmer ftanbesgemGBsn
9ebens6altung unb Der nit benz Nmte PER-
bunbenen Experimentation nt9t aus. Der
Staatsannalt entgegnete, bab galitf9et in
oiefem Safe beim Miniiterium BEG Msus
BERN Inn @rbObung ietner 8e5iige Bate ans
iu3en miifen. @arum er bies ni9t ee<
than, ertldrte Der 3euse, Der er5dblte, bcB
Palttf9ef linn in Nmerifd geflagt babe, bob
er nit leinen 8e3iigen ni9t austomme, baB
er aber I'm grbD6ung ni9t dnfu9e, :petl
er Die SteIe bes General &ommiIGrs bel
Der finftigen BARRIER 4us1te1ung anftre6e
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
A SERIES OF CASUALTIES

Caused by Collisions Between street Cars
and Wagons--A Car Penetrated by n
Wagon shaft and Three Persons seri-
ously Injured-Two Drivers Thrown
from Their Wagons aud Fatally Hurt-A
Sister Of Charity Run Dowa.
New YORK, Nov. Sat II o'clock
yesterday morning cable car came in
collision with a wagon at the corner
Of Lexington avenue and Forty-sixth
street, and the shaft Of the wagon PEN
etrated the side of the car, injuring
three Of the passengers. Mrs. Netty
Quint, "a years of age, was injured on
the breast; Johanna Lonsburg, aged
IS, received bodily injuries, and Agnes
May, % years of age. was injured on
the head.
Another accident occurred at Lex
ington avenue and East Thirty.second
street. James Brennan, 27 years of
age, attempted to drive across Lexing-
ton avenue when his team was struck
by cable car and Brennan was
thrown to the ground. His left arm
and hand were fractured and he sus-
tanned several scalp wounds.
A third accident occurred at Four
teenth street and Union Square.
While cable car was rounding the
Flying curve" at that point at full
speed, at noon Thomas Howard, "a
years of age, attempted to drive across
the track and his wagon was struck
by the car. Howard was thrown out
of the wagon and probably fatally in
jured.
A fourth street car accident yester-
day resulted in injuries to Sister Cher
bone, of the Order of st. Vincent de
Paul. She was crossing Sixth avenue,
when she was struck down by a Sixth
avenue surface car. She was assisted
into cab and driven to the home o.
the order, where her back was found
| to be injured,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
EUGENE FIELD DEAD.

The Distinguished Young Writer suc-
cpmbs to Heart Enthusiastically End
Mg q bright Career-"In His Death the
Literature OF America SustAins Seri-
Gus Loss"-IIe Wasa Journalist, Poet
and iIumorist.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Eugenc Field died
yesterday morning at 5 o'clock OF heart
disease at his residence, 1888 Evanston
avenue, Buena Park. The end came
like flash, wholly unexpected, de-
spite the fact that Mr.. Field had been
ill for the past three days.
Mr.. Field was one of the most famous
newspaper men in the United States.
His reputation as humorist and poet
was worldwide. Indeed, it is doubt
full If any English paper in the world
has not at some time published some
thing from his famous "Sharps and
Flats" column in the Chicago Record.
AS a poet he occupied a field wholly
his own; none could approach him in
the delicacy of his verse about chill
dren. Mr.. Fields sLittle Boy Blue"
was enough to stamp him as poet OF
remarkable merit.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
THE VENEZUELAN QUESTION.
No Probability of u Rupture Between this
Country and Great Britain.

country anu OreAt brltuiu'
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-A Washington
special to the Evening Press says;
1t is ascertained from state depart
ment sources that Secretary Olney
does not expect reply to his Vene-
zuelan note to Great Britain within
the next ten days. In this connection
it is also stated that the administration
officials now seem to be satisfied that
the British foreign office will not take
as determined stand as London pa
pers for the past two or three weeks
have indicated.
The information is semi-officially
given out that neither President Clcve-
land nor the members Of his cabinet
now believe that a rupture of diplo-
matte relations between this country
and Great Britain will cnsue growing
out of the correspondence lately had
between the United States and Great
Britain over the Venezuelan boundary
dispute. They seem to have an idea
that the alleged firm attitude Of the
United States will result in arbitra-
tion between England and Venezuela
as to the western boundary line, elm
mating the eastern frontier of Venc'
zucla from British Guiana.
1t is we'll understood, however, that
should the dispute be attempted to be
settled by force Of arms, followed by
the occupation of the territory
claimed by Venezuela, the United
States would feel itself called upon to
defend the Monroe doctrine to the best
Of its ability.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
THANKSGIVING.
The President Designates Thursday, No
vember 28, as Thanksgiving Day.

vemDer %S, as IhankBgiVing DAY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The custom
ary Thanksgiving proclamation has
been issued by the president as follows;
A PROCLAMATION
The constant goodness and forbearance OF
Almighty God which have been vouchsafcd to
the American people during the year which is
just passed call for their sincere acknowledg-
ment and devout gratitude.
TO the end, therefore. that we may, with
thankful hearts unite in extoling the loving
care Of our Heavenly Father, l, Grover Cleye-
land, president OF the United States. do here
by appoint and set apart Thursday the 2eth day
OF the present month OF November as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer, to be kept and OBJ
served by all our people,
On that day let us forego our usual occupa-
tions, and in our accustomed places OF worship
join in rendering thanks TO the Giver of every
good and perfect gift, for the bounteous re-
turns that have rewarded our labors in the
fields and in the busy marts of trade, for the
peace and order that have prevailed through
out the land, for our protection from pestilence
and dire calamity, and for the other blessings
that have been showered upon us from an open
hand.
And with our thanksgiving let us humbly be.
seech the Lord to SO incline the hearts OF oul
people unto Him that He will not leave US mol
forsake US as q nation, but will continue to Us
His mercy and protecting care, guiding us II
the path OF national prosperity and happiness
endowing us with rectitude and virtue ant
keeping alive within us a patriotic love for th'
free institutions which have been given to u!
as our national heritage.
And let us also on the day Of our thanks
giving especially remember the poor an(
needy, and by deeds OF charity let us show tht
sincerity Of our gratitude
In witness whereof l have here set my hant
and caused the seal Of the United States to b,
affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this fourtl
day Of November, in the year OF our Lord on,
thousand eight hundred and ninety-tive, and il
the one hundred and twentieth year OF the in.
dependence Of the United States.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
| BY the President: Richard Olney, Secretar.
| NJ State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
CONpENSED TELEGRAMS.

MATTHEW NJ. WILFF died suddenly
at Dallas, Texas, on tho 4th from
hydrophobia, resulting from the bite OF
a cat. Three months ago he was bitten
on the hand by a cat lie paid little
attention to the wound and it soon
healed up, but something like rheu-
matte pains attacked him and the ply
sician pronounced it a violent attack OF
hydrophobia.
EUGENE FIELD, poet and humorist,
died at Chicago on the 4th. For some
days Mr.. Field had been ailing, but 1t
was supposod he was suffering from his
usual stomach trouble and no serious
turn was anticipated.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has issued a
proclamation designating Thursday.
November 2sth, as Thanksgiving Day.
FARMER JosErn VINCENT, near Pana,
H., is in dangerous condition from
noisonlnr. taken into his system by
eating buckwheat cakes in which chinch
bugs we're ground up In tho wheat
TuE average monthly deficit in reve-
nues produced by the Wilson'iorman
bill since it became law, as compared
with the expenses of the government,
has been IS, 900, 900.
Ir is ascertained from reliable sources
that the entire orange crop OF the State
of Florida will not exceed $4,000
boxes this season. The crop OF last
season, as reported by the agricultural
bureau, was 5000, 600.
Ar Philadelphia, Pa, on the I'd II. II.
Holmes was convicted OF murder In the
f,rst degree for the killing Of Benjamin
L. Peitzel. He coughed slightly when
he heard the words. That was the only
sign.
Tl,r Official speed Of the American
ram Katahdin is 1918 knots, and the
vessel stands rejected under her con.
tract and bears the distinction OF being
tho first vessel OF the new navy falling
TO reach contract requirements,
Ar Minneapolis, Mimi, on the Sd
Augustus Hanson, In . twenty-four'
hour bicycle ridc made s75 miles, the
best previous record being so7 miles.
Ar Edna, Texas, on the Slst while
nlayine with q pistol b. b. Pierce
accidentally killed Tipps Hense'y.
Pierce, seeing his companion dead,
shot bimself. inilicting fatal wound.
Rrronrs TO tho Marine Hospital ser
yico show tho continacd prevalence 81
yellow fever at Havana. Thcro Were
ID ico cases and "A dcatha from ~ tisoaas
from October ~ ~ VI
L.. 1 Is.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Miss Maggie Scott, one of the super.
numeraries attached to the corps OF
teachers of the public schools of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, was burned SO badly
that death resulted in few hours.
Miss Scott resided in South Chat
tanooga, and while attending to some
domestic duties, lighted match in
small, dark closet and dropped it
among some clothing. In an instant
her dress and other garments were in
mass of flames. She was burned
from her neck to her feet in most
horrible manner. Miss Scott was about
20 years of age, and was the eldest
daughter of Alex. w. Scott, we'll
known citizen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

the Republicans have practically the
SINE majority as last year, which was
a atsoverwhelming one. The governors
c0tncil will contain but one Democrat
ahe hopes of the friends of female
Suffrage have been buried beneath an
avalanche of ballots. Hardly town
that voted shows q majority in favor oi
the proposition to grant suffrage to
womeh in municipal affairs. A fair es'
innate OF the result would be three
votes against female suffrage to ono in
rs favor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
NEW JERSEY.

New York, Nov. 5.--The official vote
for governor iu New Jersey Is: Griggs
3S,42e, McGill 1000; Griggs' plurality
2o.s22. Of the seven senators voted for,
Ave Republicans and one Democrat
were elected, one bcing still in doubt.
0f the sixty assemblymen elected forty
are surely Republican; thirteen are still
In doubt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
THE FLOATING DEBTS

OF the Atlanta Exposltion Subscribed BY
the Dirsctors -Success Assured.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. b.--Samuel NJ.
Inmsn. chairman Of the exposition
finance committee, has subscribed
$4,000 toward taxing up the conpanys
floating debts. The other directors
have also made subscriptions, md the
floating debt will be safely financed
this week. The attendance is growing
ateadily, and receipts are more than
psyinG axpenses. For the hrst month
the e1politipn did not get out even,
~ hf0ef f0anine 3n4ofablA 8
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

$ st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Returns from
the Eighteenth Illinois Congressional
District indicate the election or State
Senator William L. Hadley, Republi.
can, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Edward Remain last summer.
Mr. Hadleys opponent, cx-Congrcss.
man Edward Lane, failed to carry any
sof the six counties in the district. The
contrast attracted great deal Of atten'
stion by reason Of the fact that free
silver, represented by M. Lane, was
pitted against sound money"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
THE MlNNlE Williams CASE

Against Durrant Expected to be Begun
About the Middle VI December.
6AN Francisco, Nov. 5.-Just when
tho Minnie Williams case will be tried
has not been settled, but twill not
be before December. Judge Murphy,
who missed his summer vacation on
account Of the Lamont case, will now
take rest. lie ,wilk try the Williams
case unless there should be change
Of venue.
Eugene neupsey said this rornina
| he thought The aaSn would 60 to trial
about III. mid dlo,ot peoomben =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. $. An envelope
postmarked Baltimore, Md, contain
ing S27, was received at the treasury
yesterday morning and placed to the
credit Of the conscience fund. The
money was enclosed simply in sheet
of white paper without any indication
whether the sender was 'reformer'
or a straight out"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

Several days ago quantity of corn
was stolen from mill in Orange coun-
ty. N. c., and pursuit of thieves were
made. This has resulted. it is alleged,
in the startling discovery that Jarvis
Williamson, a white man of that coun-
ty, who posed as an earnest church
member, was the head of an organized
gang of thieves, the operations of
which he had conducted for fifteen
years. All other members Of the gang
are negroes, and Williamson and seven
of them are in Jail at Hillsboro.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. Tho elections in Colo
RADIO were for county offices. Light
votes were cast in many counties, due
to the snow-storm, lasting most of the
day. In the three largest counties,
Arapahoe, Ell Paso and Pueblo. tho Re-
publican party seems to be defeated.
In Denver tho interest in the election
was quite intense, and the fusion ticket
will probably win. Armstrong for
sheriff is certainly elected over Webb,
the Republican candidate. Tho women
voted about as generally as the men.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
CUBAN PATRIOTS
Repulscd by q Spanish Convoy Unde
Gen. Altnmlra.

Kepulsod BY q SpahIsh convoy Uhder
Gen. Altamira.
PUERTO PRINCIPE, Nov. 5.-While
taking convoy to the Guayamaro and
Cascorro garrisons, Spanish column
commanded by Gen. Serrano Altamira
was attacked by about 200 rebels at
Iona del Salado. between Guayamaro
and Cascorro. The rebels fred two
volleys at the troops, who ut once re-
sponded. The rebels rctreated, leav-
ing on the field Eve killed aud eleven
wounded. The government loss was
three wounded, including an officer,
whose injuries are serious.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

E first installment Of the Chinese
Indemnity, $4,000, 600, was paid to
N BY the Bank of England, on the
representatives of China and ia
being present at the bank and for
W witnessing the transfer OF the
|aey from the one account to the
Ma
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

emMoDoEE SIGsBEE, chief of the
uographic office, navy department,
instructed his officers stationed on
great lakes to take advantage OF
l'low water to make observations OF
Huctlons to navigation, so they
0e shown on hydrograpic Office
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

|fs Dr. MABEL SPENCER, daughter
Ms Mary Cunningham, of Sedalia,
4 has been appointed county physi-
bd Riley county, Kas. She is said
IN The first woman ever appointed
k,lke position in the United States.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb, Nov. 5.-Incompletc re-
turns from the State show that Norvall,
(Rep) has carried the State by about
10000 over Maxwell (Pop.) for Supreme
Court justice. In Omaha tho Repub-
lican ticket, backed by the A. p. A.,
has beaten the combined Democratic
Citizens parties by 1000 to 1000 votes,
w. J. Broaton (Rep.) being elected
mayor by about 1000 votes over c. H.
Brown (Dem. and Citizens). The coun-
ty has also gone Republican by about
2,0O0, 1t looks like an election OF every
Republican nominee.
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|hvas rumored in London, on the
4 that the prince of Wales contem-
IA building a yacht to challenge
kNe Americas cup next year, the
4 boat to be designed by Watson
btonstructed by the Hcndersons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

haPTROLLER BOWLER has now tackled
Eess. He has had something to
about members stationery ac-
ns, and nothing can be drawn by
on their allowance until congress
rs lie has decided they are not
naed 10 any until that time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

a LAKE wis. republicans are re-
w over the recovery of q cannon
w was unearthed, on the 8Oth, by
pa uood while digging q trench.
~ stolen and buried by local dem.
" ~ 1860, to prevent republicans
.Ea'ing the election Of Abraham
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

IN, officially announced that the
|s,,al revenue of Italy for 1895
[,rpts to 100000 lire above that
LrN The general situation, it is
Rhimproyed, and the government
A imrose no fresh taxation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

|kRRELL BOND, a negro planter and
live, farming in Crittendcn coun-
Ark, has consigned 200 pounds of
toa wholesale grocery house in
tnphis, Tenn, The tea was grown
ibis farm, and is the first ever pro-
|Hd in Arkansas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

im whole town Of Walcott Mills.
hcounty, Mimi, with the exception
1.-Two dwellings,, was wiped out by a
Migration on the I'd. The chief
Twas the mills OF the Sheffield
h, valued at Sl5O,OO0, with an in
hnce Of but Ssl, 900.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-11-09

|hs unusual activity displayed by
' navy department is regarded as
\ significant by those who are in
Mi to expect serious consequences
hesult of the firm stand the ad-
hstration has taken on the Vene-
khn question.