Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-07-03

\! ,LUME ALVH.
w w :, ,he associated banks oi
~ ~ Wv held Sl9,2So, 15o in excess
isencnts of the % per cen'
: ~ Reserve university a
N " an ths ed, conferred the
d H. T.. D. upon President Nc
ny ,rpoRArH of the Cordoba
,n' in I.ima, Peru, asserts tha'
not Il satellite of the earth
et
M ,n1cst. strongest, swiftest
vessel in the great naval
sn snitbead, on the Goth, was the
rrniscr Brooklyn, flying the
M ar Admiral Miller.
\ thir,y.four hundredths
Ain fell at Fort Scott, kas.'
" making the greatest pre-
la recorded there by the
bseryer in many years.
'ts c,ruolIc priests in Chicago
1a' he Jubilee day of England's
celebrating dead masses for
al repo5e of lrishmen whose
"a charged against English
f, the Emerald isle.
si broke out at Fort Gibson,
a s5th, where the Cherokee
pavnents had just been re-
y i tbe Washington authori-
!. .nnoolcd to for assistance in
II II trther disorders
1000 pounds Of tea, arrived
N, ppcisco since the LIST OF May,
EN- allowed to be imported
IN did not come up to the
II quality established by the
ma Of the treasury in April.
Rl aining brig Sea Lark, con
sr hose safety anxiety had been
eafl reached Spithead, on the
ny ke part in the Jubilee naval
'~ 1n The brig had been disabled
w. and had been detained by
is,
(cial grand jury appointed to
" te the robbery of ballot
"a, other frauds committed in
y, ol.. at the late city election
' returned 80 indictments
rH election officers for viola
4, election laws.
rVI asury department is receiv-
- siderable number of req uests
\, notes in unusually large
re- S. This inquiry was entirely
Al ed, and is confidently re-
gd BY the treasury officials as an
,is Of improving business con-
sM L. ELsroN, paymastcr for the
Ter Post and Tie Co., was at
4. four robbers on the prairie
~ n ktt and Twenty-ninth streets
nv on the evening of the 2lst'
IN Gbly beaten with revolvers
NV SIS and left unconscious be
: buggy.
N, PATCH from Athens. on tht
y }; The Turkish army in Epi
u, cCupied several positions over
~ kgrapha, thus threatening the
N, treat in the event of a resump
ostilities. The Greek govern
r. - decided to occupy karpenisi
= lrong force,
~ ElDENr CLEVELAND and family
M ceton, n. D., on the ed, for
n INNER home at Gray Gables,
Bay Mass. The party was
\ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland,
Ee little girls, their governess
". handmaid. The other servants
II follow in few days.
IN eekly statement of the New
~ ~ " associated banks, issued on
" th, showed the following
uz Reserve, increase, $o4S, 200,
Increase, So, ,lS0, 500; specie, in
D $4,000; legal tender, increase,
Ia v deposits, increase, $4, 565, 400;
=. lon, decrease, Sl2l, 500.
W EDWARD d. BAKER, United
s Dnsul at Buenos Ayres, Argen-
" ubllc, since 1874, was terribly
ID Ia' there, on the 22d, in a railroad
III The colonel lost his right arm
y Otherwise badly injured. He
piI = her OF Judge David II. Baker,
II and the late Judge Henry s.
'a u Alton, Ill.
N Ne DE CoNTE, an artist, highly
IS once patronized by New
4 arlstocracy, erstwhile dean OF
al department of the University
= ~ Ehern California, and for the
months an earnest worker IN
U lnclsco, died on the 25th. Pa
. given as the cause of death
believed he was a victim oil
on.
ID forming Star, with its captain
m Nv OF Christians, is ready TO
AZ o'her tour among the Cannibal
~ the South sea. The vessel
named by men who will preach
n PEI TO the natives. Two young
NJ also 60 out as missionaries.
d VI make their future residence
a, ol the little islands, where
u continue their work for life,
N most magnificent display OF
"ength ever witnessed occurred
leaa, on the Goth, the occasion
N " grand naval review held in
N VI The completion Of the six
., 81 OF the reign of Queen Vic.
" Inc prince of Wales inspected
ID l'tly miles of British warships,
II Meet OF foreign warships rep
SeVery maritime nation of the