Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-23

4 BIacKIe Io rl;h,-,
n Greek library in hd'n00rS'
rsity
p.n,yIrRI, commander of thu
ICONS p in Italy's east African
,,"ns, " occupied Adigrat, on th'
''i,Sout , encountering opposition
..o,ps arrived at Key West
'a, ,Se 10Th. reported the sinking
01 .aa,t 'a of Cuba, of an American
II, BY a Spanish gunboat ane
n'' s =, { ihc entire crew of sixteen
.rs kilograms from Cuba re
a !" Madrid, on the l4th, failed tt
~ Cha official statement that tho
~. had been crushed, but de
M that the insurgents were gain
treugth daily
steamship Olivette, arrived a'
rla.. on the l4th, from Ha
caring intelligence OF the
liam Of a provisional government
N with Gen. Marti as president
oeneral- in chief.
!. renorted from Washington,
N l4th, that Secretary Gresham
|Ts,termined to give the Spanish
nment the alternative of apollo
4 Or fighting for the insult to oul
;a firing upon the steamer ALI
,,,,crScE from Cuba, via Key
Fa, on the 18th, state that from
holatcd bands of marauders, the
have crystallized a well-armed
loiGOOO men. All reports of gov
snt victories are declared to be
bnded.
KATHERINE TODD CRITTENDEN,
\ Of the late Maj. Gen. Thomas
,ittpuden, of Kentucky, died, on
Nm at the home Of her nephew,
ppd II. Taylor, of Buena Park,
Icounty, H., after an illness OF
Feeks.
bOdy of Victor Hugo was on
'lsh deposited in II sarcophagus
kally constructed for it in the
keOu at Paris. The only members
he family present were two OF
Is grandchildren, Leopold Hugo
Paul Merice.
EIlyGEysMIrn, of Blairsvil lie,
b the 18th, pronounced as con.
Esnt and out of danger from diph-
/ four patients whom he had
NJ with anti-toxine, making the
recovery in Blairsville of persons
Nj with this remedy,
Eofcial returns of imports in to
M for the months of January and
uary show the value of COZ, 3l5. 600
ka against 500, 535. 900 francs for
brsponding period of 1894. The
Us forthe periods mentioned were
stiyely j2O,0S7, 900 and 460,62l, ,OOO
HuSDRED employees of the Cleve-
0l Ship Building Co. went out
like on the 5th. The company
Sed to pay the old hands S.. 81
fsw men s., 25 per day. The strike
r a $3.50 per day rate. The
Es were employed in the boiler
pg department.
weekly statement of the asso-
blanks of New York city, issued on
fh, showed the following changes:
FVe, decrease, IS, $50, $50; loans. de-
S955OO; specie, increase, $780,
legal tenders, decrease, S7,907, 500;
pts, decrease, S9,473,0O0; circula-
Increase, Sls9, 900.
|Ed to the refusal of the owners
egreat manufactures at Pantin
Pubervillicrs to accede to the de-
sOf their employees for increased
etc, the labor union to which
zen belong, on the 18th, ordered
apoyes of all the match facto-
france TO cease work.
oMors, in which white men were
egressors, and negroes, as a rule,
[ellms, occurred in New Orleans
si2lh' six men were killed and
seriously and many slightly in
Among the dangerously
aed was Purser James A. Balm, of
asIiSh steamship Engineer.
information received by the sec
!Ol state that Baron Fava, the
~ ambassador, had addressed
asin'yre of Colorado directly on
a'lec' OF the Walsenbcrg affair,
somewhat of surprise at the
epar'ment' on the 18th, as being
'0n'rary to diplomatic usage.
VHosSMAN of the American
atamer Allianca, which arrived at
a'lne' N. y, on the l2th, from
reported that, on the sth, when
sel was off the east coast of the
@.uoa' she was fred upon by a
sunt,lrlgged man-of-war flying
p'u'Sli nag, and chased for 25
"nen She distanced her pur-
vfplclAL newspapers Of Rome
.'ery iattering comments upon
amplitude with which President
,au and Secretary Gresham have
'xps to bring to justice the
!" o' the Italians in Walsen-
NJ and say that Americas con-
Id
.u's case has been as honor
n lsl s, ~ 1t is tiattering to Italian
;,,l ;sa,0nal Afro-American Typo
~ association was organized in
Ia' ,a meeting of colored print
journalists of both sexes from
80 and south on the I4th. It is
.e0lOred printers union in the
n'aa saa will include in its member
saoss S'sis' bookbinders. stereotyp-
sradesmen. m '
sas received, on the 18th, of
|ss,' On Puerto, Colombia, by the
y, ,assr u Gol. Castillo. Ali Of the
y s' !, the customhouse were made
y ~ .ae rebels retreated toward
4. Where a desperate battle last
aours was foupht. Naarlv