Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-13

Centennial exposition was l,Go2,
rhc associations indebtedness Il
va wa, S36, 900; with nncollecte'
is amounting to $50, 200, an'
Ities valued at nearly as mucl
German military bill, as drafted
Ies to establish public and ora
aure within certain limits auC
b, A renunciation of the right o
nperor to confirm or cancel thu
/, Of military courts. Both con
rs are of the highest Importance
s
bgplNG to Il dispatch from Mad
h Spanish government intends
pr into a contract with the Banl
hin at Havana, under which tht
Eill assume the management 0.
uOan treaoury the lottery ant
her public financial concerns oI
and
congres, Of the Association fol
yancemeuL Of Woman, held il
Phrld Mass, closed on the 5th.
ulia Ward Howe, national presi-
presided. The session was pure.
(llness one. The next meeting
association will be held in Bos.
May, 1875,
THOMAS WILSON, of the Smith,
institution who represented
country at the Brussels eXposi-
Las returned 10 Washington, lie
tes the exposition as entirely of
Mercial character, and says it
ptneany 50 large OF varied as the
) fair at Chicago.
(LEGArlON Of Ute Indians, who
b Washington to get the usSur-
the secretary OF the interior
be Great Father thought it best
tribe to take Il lolments, left
pltal, on the sth, saying they
return to their tribe and advise
10 accept allotments.
b. BEACH, in the New York su-
court, ON the Sth, denied the
to dismiss the suit brought by
|nsell to establish her right of
IN the estate of the late Jay
The suit was ordered placed
preferred case calendar for the
Ouday in December.
regular monthly meeting of the
PORK chamber Of commerce, on
'areSo,utIon was adopted sug-
10 lhe government the advis-
undressing the army by about
uIerymen, 50 that the modern
IueienseS now under construc-
ay be properly manned.
IANl SECRETARY VANDERBILT of
vaSnry department returned
'uns'on, ON the 18th, from
visit to New York, where
arranged for the transfer, by
SanI1ation committee, of the
llvAts share of the purchase
'Ae Union Pacific railroad.
pFI'lsh minister to Greece, Mr..
'HeIon, has returned to Athens,
distributing clothing, etc., to
FSa'ule Ihessalians. 1t has
V'uea TO appeal TO Europe and
''A " false the sum of $50, 900
VI with which to relieve the
distress prevailing in Greece.
New YORK Commercial Adver-
Tie 4th, said: Gratifying
w Vhat New Orleans is freeing
O"ly Oul surely from the diff
'u0 'u0ehoarrassments due to the
lVe OF yellow fever are found in
transfers of currency from
uneaSary IN this city to New
'a'eihent of the associated
New York city for the week
~ Tie 9th showed the follow.
a. Suses; ' surplus reserve, de-
'9'O'''o' loans, increase, So
'pce'e' Increase, S5b4, 700; le-
S''S' VIVID decrease, 81, 9U4, 800; de-
@l,3OO.
Ia' AAES {, DUANE, 7S years old,
IA v' ol the Aqueduct commits.
=, Su AZ MS home in New York,
a+ w., t. oi apopIexy. lie was u
VI west Point, in the class of
,i,'' Has Instructor of engineering
1'Wu States military academy
=. Du''i The breaking out of the
y, w.t. III which he served with
vi with the army of the po-
,ia IL EVANS and Benton KILN |
"v,, ~uerS appointed to investigate |
sa''urai ss " possibilities of Alaska,
cu,u 'nelr T. reports to Secretary |
,r. WY wilson on the 4th. The |
.r'"u', See 'nat' while comparati vely |
\, u,'ufe exists there it is pos |
ma' enough of certain crops and |
,,al may be grown to sustain n
pe,ho, yiD population, provided |
-.
Of 'uS Ms choir of the Peoples
om,' New Nv York city, of which |
Of sS sS plSon, Jr., is pastor, con-
tba sooat e, 40 singers, refused to
gramou,' w. out of sympathy with
Or pn'e' ,p their leader, because
Ae sl'.,p9 re previous Sunday, advo.
p,ot ,'ctlon of Seth Low for
trO 1 Agramonte's son has
son y. sears a prisoner in q Gu
y oDnal aau 1t was claimed that
.cohpp cvpp0'ed to lntervcn ton in
land from lon President Mason Of
\
Secrs,.ae .e' chamber Of com
nppljssss NY Alger, for help in
ts '' in W. through to the stary-
Ersd a, ,hs .hS Kloadlke region,
''ns war department on