Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-09-12

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the Sd the president appointed
,,ss F. Amidon, of North Dakota,
,sd States district judge for the
.ict Of North Dakota, and John E.
and of South Dakota, United
les Judge for the district OF South
ota.
ur porte replied to the collective
from the embassies regarding the
,.uian question, on the 9th, throw.
al the blame for the recent riot
mon the Armenians, whose mis-
4, i are fully recited. The embassies
|iued to discuss the reply.
,,v conference of bishops which
heen summoned by the archbishop
canterbury to meet at Lambeth
bce. England, in July, 1897, will
40 together about 250 bishops,
ndinr those of America connected
b the Anglican communion.
-
ATE FIELDS will has been found
probated in Washington city.
Field died some months ago in
boulu, The will directs that in
Of death her body be brought to
country and cremated, the ashes
BE deposited at Mt. Auburn Cam
ge, Mass.
xoye the distinguished callers on
and Mrs. Mckinley, at Canton,
on the l1th, were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Bland, of Missouri. The time spent
Ih. Mckinley home by Mr.. and Mrs.
md was apparently very agreeable
both the callers and to Maj. and
Mckinley.
tN. JOIN NJ. PALMER, Of Illinois,
nominated by acclamation, on the
as the candidate Of the sound
ney democratic convention at In
uapolis, Ind, for president. Gen.
bon B. Buckner, Of Kentucky, was
unanimously chosen as vice-presi-
btial nominee.
FHE eighteenth annual Toronto
u industrial exhibition was inau-
rated, on the lst, the opening cere-
niles being performed by Hon. A.
Hardin, premier of Ontario. The
hibition will last for two weeks and
pmises to exceed in every respect all
tmer exhibitions.
ADvcEs received by the Spanish
srnment from Manila, ON the 4th,
Pted that a force of 500 Philippine
els had been defeated and routed
the Spanish troops at Baccore.
kurteen of the rebels were killed and
taken prisoners. The insurgents
fn led by German settlers.
pslctsir Gey West. F1s on the
pate eat excitement had
cspse 'te receipt Of letter
llsvsn ling tina. the Spanis.f
nof'ies plotting to have the
burned. The story aroused great
lgnation, and some hothcads had
threats against the Spanish con-
" treasury official statement, is
on the I'd, showed that for Au-
1.-THE deficit was $40, 139, $50 and for
snscal year to date $2a, 10s, 739. The
Hpts for August were S25, 562, ,O96, or
@m less than for August, 1895.
expenditures for August were
k"le'e, or s3,OOO,0OO more than for
gust, 1895
II HUNG CHANG, his suite and the
s'nments representative, Maj
kuger. arrived at Philadelphia
asew York over the Pennsylvania
aioad' on the I'd, on a special train
Mears. He was met by a reception
l@lttee OF prominent citizens and
k'ed by assembled thousands on
sidewalks.
|,LlVRSs from all but three cities
towns in the state OF Vermont
me following vote for governor:
ss !rep.h 53,27O; jackson (dem.).
ts Battell (pop.), $50; Whittemore
~ Sss' Grout's plurality, 80, 392,
pf''y over all, a7,239. The same
and towns in 1892 gave Fuller
majority over all of 1880.
.st Two children Of Assistant POST
sr Danielly, Of Chadron, Neb.,
" Y Nspectively four years and four
n vi MONTHS were suffocated by a fire
1' family home on the Sd. They
u uead when found. the parents
s%wly escaping the same fate.
gl,,ans worked for hours with Mrs.
sa'elly before restoring her to con-
!uusuess.
u Previous arrangement Earl Ii
chang, on the I'd, received q
'sa number Of representatives Of
Hs!ess In bis apartments at the
Orl hotel, New York city. The
PAPER men were presented to the
MY py Mr.. Edward B. Drew, com.
''ner of royal taxes in China.
!. .viceroy's medical adviser, DR..
acted as interpreter.
oEoReE BRowN GoopE, assistant
OF the Smithsonian institu.
Nd In charge OF the National
sm In Washington city, died Of
aonia, on the 9Th, at his resi-.
on Lanier Heights. suburb Of
pngton. He represented the
sonian institution at the recent
.O'an exposition, and At the At:
.sposition last year, He was
s.lhor Of several valuable and In.
we scientific works. DR.. Brown
WAS born in New Albany, Ind,
w 7, y. said that Secretary Hoke Smith,
s'ore he left Warrington TO join
.nily At Lincolnton, N. c., re.
letter from President Cleve.
sciining : 70 sccept Mr.. Smith's
20 rssignsticn u ne interios
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