Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-11-28

voIvo.. =. Tue sosh' and at the point of r.
yoivers compelled the barl,sana =. =
LOUIS Rutz. to permit them 70 hs,
themselves an, to sia in the cash dra W.
, "nu ",;. 90 In his pockets. The men ths
. withdrew and escaped. A''A 'ne
: II Az, osHlMA YERSAeA, j. Tokovom
y. obana and J. X. Kom,rra ; am'
iang,iooking Japanese, arrived at tJ' ~
nnuuultorium in Chicago on the aotl
m ney are Interested in railroad develor
ment In Japan, and are MAKING . , to,'
VI .ne leading railroad centers Of M thi
country to study American methods r
mhs, AaGIE PARvlN, wife of Thee
uore w s. Parvin. grand secretary 'o -
owa masons and prominently idsnt,
ne1 with pioneer history Of Iowa. die,
years illness. "i'er
lo,ta. unn , Gazette de France publ,she.
.e'.er from Don Carlos, tho pretends,
SI AZ ehe throne Of Spain, to his follower.
Grl,so,wning his third daughter. Princes,
Roman artist. WIN
tsn., mAhL a. MOORE was taken to the peni.
'entiary at Columbus, O., on the gOth ~
serve one year for prize-fivhtinp Hs
- said to be the first person ever ,ent
% 10 1he penitentiary for prize f. iphting
ina mnore neither OF the participants were
KEY. Dr. ISAAC HENRY Turr1r died
oo.l o., MS nome in New York city on the
so'h' lie had been Ill for more than a
year. Dr. Tuttle was rector emeritu.
OF st. Luke's Episcopal church and
wa, was ',a the oldest Episcopal clergyman in
"A BERLIN dispatch says that Russia
Is mobilizing the Caucasus armv with
1he intention of invading Asia Minor
on 'he pretext that brigandage makes
sity. " Ae''s
IHE London Chronicle says that Mr..
Mchiniey has written letter to Sir
henry Irving, thanking him for his
congratulations upon the election. and
the hope that Sir Henry
Will visit him In the White Honse.
WILLY HAAS, who cut the throat of
Mrs. Emma Brader, his employers
w'ie' at Covedale, July 3. was convict.
ca in Cincinnati, on the 2lst, of fIr,t
degree murder, and will be the first
victim OF the electrical chair in Ohio.
oN the 2lst the associated banks of |
New York city held $50, ,3o5,57s in ex.
cess OF the requirements of the e5.ner.
,ent. rule. r
A DISPATCH from Bombay saws that
he drought has been broken bv n good
all OF rain throughout the district OF
'eecan' and prices OF grain are rapidly
leclning.
lhE report that Gen. Wcyler is to
'e superseded by Gen. Pando as can.
ain'general of Cuba is pronounced
pom semi-otficial authority to be with.
ut foundation.
The Southern Pacific railroad,
teamer San Benito, from Tacoma for
an Francisco with coal cargo of
900 tons and a crew of 43 men, was
riveh ashore, on the ED, two miles
orth OF Point Arena in heavy gale.
i've OF the crew were drowned. ten
Tiers were picked up by the steamer
ONT Arena and the captain and 27
en were left clinging to the rigging
18th slight hope of their being saved.
IHE weekly statement of the New q
ork city associated banks for the c
eek ended on the 2lst showed the c
flowing changes: Reserve, increase.
,sOl, $50; loans, increase, S9,553, 400: Y
ecae, increase, 81, 2O6,50O; legal ten. p
RS, increase, SCOTS, 900; deposits, in. u
ease, S@l,92s,soo; circulation, dc.
ease, SlG2,2OO G.
WHEN the curtain was rung down at i!
Coates opera house In Kansas CITY. VI
D, on the night of the 2lst, the stage st
1t the Oldest actor on the American o.
d English boards, for G. W. Coul- y
ok then quilted the stage forever and NJ
dcd his theatrical career lie Is nj
arly 8" years old, SO OF which he has
en- an actor
RIOT occurred at Cleveland, O., on 81
night Of the ED, between score al
llungarians and as many Irishmen, In
which many men were stabbed, sew. pr
j OF them fatally. Tho fight ragged p'
'iously for half an hour before the IL
ters were dispersed by the police. ar