Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-06-13
THE Kansas spnocratic

AhE hansas lVhocratlc s,ia
vention at Tol b on the Sd, e,, so ooh'
solid silver d etion to the C6,,uu d
convention. W
PERsIMMoN, prince of Wales colt
ut 5 to again tfon the Derby. Leo
pold dc Roth pd $ st. Frusquin was
second, and ] Beddington's Earwip
third. Persin b S was the best Derby
time since ls
The Indian Tow of Peter Seyeres,
who died at dnghnawaga, Can re.
Gently, was, 9rding to the Indians.
porn In l77S d was a pure-blooded
lroquois bgreat age Of 11S years
gave her gre prestige among her peo-
pie.
Residents Eastwoods Heights, a
suburb of s Guse, N. Y, are wildly
excited owe " finding of gold in pay
ing quantiVk b The ore was discov-
cred by ]. Iatzer, while digging a
well, at d h of 40 feet.
AUSTIN GN, the railroad mag
nate, was rvn from his carriage in
front of hi, BIN house near Newport.
N. H., on t 18th, and so badly injured
that he d IA few hours later. His
coachman, bhn Stokes, met like
fate, and O rin Edgell, a nephew, and
Paul Kun h, who, with Mr.. Corbin,
were just BSrting on fishing trip,
were also Brown out and very seri-
ously inj ".
In the |tted States district court
at st. Lof on the 4th, Judge Adams
sentenced Horace r. Coudy to Is
months he Randolph county Jail
at hard Dr. Coudy was clerk in
the moni yorder division of the st.
Louis p4b boflicc, and pleaded guilty
to embe1 khg money-order funds.
DETEof f1Es McCAULEY AND EVAN.
HOE, vii their prisoners, Wm. Dun
lop andNfm. Turner, arrived at New
York FRI Liverpool ON the 4th. Dun
lop and 4irner declined to make any
statemd bin relation to the robbery
of the Brden family diamonds.
On I'll 9Th the senate passed, with
out am Stment, the house tilled-cheese
bill, bdsvote of 81 to Ia.
THE etivities attending the Hun.
garland krllennial celebration, the in
augurN rN;eremonies of which began at
Buda- feth, on the I'd, were resumed
on thd sh. The principal feature of
the cd tnonies was the public exhibi-
tion the emblems of royalty.
AT b. mornings session of the an
nual 5agress of the Scotch-Irish So
,ietyE America, at Harrisburg, Pa,
IN tlf 5th, Robert Bonner, of New
York vas reelected president for an
,thef year, Notwithstanding his ex-
,resl B desire to retire.
DI NOR and Turner, the Burden
ew4g robbers, were arraigned in
he rneral sessions court in New
Tor fity on the 5th. Dunlop pleaded |
-uik and was remanded for sentence.
'u1b pr pleaded not guilty,
NfAsTER to Mexico Matt j. Ransom
$ d. visit to his home in North Caro-
ind
lbG senate, on the 5th, confirmed
of VIM. Churchill, of
ID York, to be consul-genpral at
Ua Samoa.
fro DYNAMITE cartridges were ex-
i died outside of house occupied by
Eitst at Orendain, near st, Sebas-
d province of Guipuzcoa, Spin, on
9th. The house and other buildings
Y he vicinity were badly damaged,
fnobody was hurt.
Il is believed that the board of Wis.
bs of the naval academy at Annapo-
Nd, will recommend that the age
! admission be changed from Is to
hears, instead of from Is to 20, as
".
ty the 9th the associated banks of
tv York city held SIS, 4s6, 800 in ex-
IS Of the requirements of the 25-per-
II. rule.
!. j, BROWNE, president of the Con-
dated Street Railroad Co. and vice.
tsident of the Fourth national bank
Grand Rapids, Mich, dropped dead
his library on the 18th. Heart dis
Nc was the cause of death. He
YES an estate valued at 100000
'e and five children. His age was
|. JULES SIMON, the celebrated
'nch statesman, formerly prime
lister of France, suffering from
lrosis of the stomach, was reported,
the 7th, to be in comatose condi-
4. The last sacrament of the church