Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-22

| yAsnlNeroN NOTES.
,,s,Idept has selGe,ea ebassAlssas'
fSonth pal,ola, formerly min
|,o Austria, as the United States
l,or,o,iye on the Samoan join,
Emission,
I,y ,he United States supreme
mct at Washington on the 10th
Lnnounccment of the death ol
H. roll was made and an ad'
IMAM, was Immediately taken out
krcct to his memory
|roFGAl. agricultural bureau bul'
Ian the 10th stated that the con
bot winter wheat was '19 against
b,t year, winter rye Si9, against
|ast year
[,plrGEAu was received at the
n hliNfN'
dcpartment at Washington on
|,h from our consul at Hong Kong
krcing the appearance of the
n On the Chinese coast Fears
Entertained that the plague may
kported into the Philippines.
| was formally ended on the llth
/ m The exchange Of ratitications
! treaty. of peace at Washington,
he'd by the issuance of a procla-
IN BY President Mckinley an
tpg 10 the world that peace with
was restored.
k;COysrAyCg INGALLS,, the daugh'
\ ex-senator Ingalls,, of Kansas,
married at Washington on the
b Robert Shick, Of Reading, Pa.
yer
order was issued by the war de-
kent on the 18th mastering on,
general officers in order tina,
nay accept appointments under
Etoi March ., 1899.
tICnEs received at Washing.
late that a party of !0j Amcri.
bnd British sailors were forced
r9at to the beach after having
caught in IN ambush on Il
aD plantation in Samoa. |,
Estimated that 500 warriors at
The Anglo-Amcrican party and
British and American officer
ben were killed and their heads
Fl BY Mataafa's warriors. The
Rn was arrested by the British
ctaIned on board the Tauranga,
made the situation very serious,
LEV has written n letter tc
ent Mckinleg demanding the
hOf The South Dakota volunteers
The Philippines, lie declared
detention was unconstitutional
enOunced the attempt of the
States government TO enforce
Win baYOnctS to a nation oI
men purchased from IL van.
% deSpot as being incompatible
'hc spirit of American institr,
Becoming evident to officials OF
cmlnlstratlon at Washington
lNc inSurrection in the philip.
hapl to drag along for a con.
Oe time and that Aguinaldc
f@ TO continue a guerrilla war.
EtIARY ALGEB positively denied
ii'A the reports that he would
from the cabinet and stated that
posed toremain secretary of wal
sOout this administration.
secretary OF state has directed
urn to their posts in Spain OF
ll'ea States consuls who were
"lcave on account OF the war.
GENERAL NEwS
W. TABOR, cX.United State.
anu postmaster of Denver
N honored with n military
on The lith, the local conpa
'ne national guard escortinp
'1,!Os TO the cemetery aud Tho
"Eo' artillery firing a salute
''Sai the hearse passed through
y Da'pS oi square miles of graz
~ nave been burned over b,
u'eS south, east and west o
ue Wells, Col. Still furthc,
W Ml'd Horse, another fire
"nlch burned over an area o,
i'. ,sml'es and was still spreading
''"bSS Pacific freight on tn,
O'doch ran into a washoul
,"ner' Ida, wrecking it badly.
queer and fireman were killed
'N,s w from Newport, in Rocl
NtO'' stated that the loss o
~. "o,h recent prairie fires wa,
va, ' Reports from Ogallala, tho
aoaa psa, Of Keith county, said the
r"0, uu1'nern part of that county
NV " ,, oy fires. At Loup City
D,, ~ M'sher, an old resident O
IS.0n ! township, was burned {,
aprairic fire.
,n;.,a rtLSoS' a young Swiss, com
mlDh' 'uc Ut Galesburg, Ill.,, by
ro puur ,S Off matches. A shor
M, '"c 'rled to starve herself I,
\, TWAS wv. discovered and rescued
All. was homesick. She wanted
means. a ou' h"'
ldl, \, :, VANnFBBlLr's countr,
bt,lI', V ! hour, at oakdale, L. l.
NJ : uMrstroyed M by fire ON tn,
,,,. ~ Vanderbilt. Jr., and hi,
TSs s occupying > the house at III,
Ned IN u'e >. was believed to hay,
al lo.. 's the tn. cellar, accidentally
'' was estimated at abou
a 'al FREDERICK was stand
tr,cL Lssa.'eman ~ acquaintance o,
nrss.s ~ the station at Clarinda
,o 'su y. IN conversation. an,
car, Ise,so hs,, the approach o
ve'hg switched. She wa
0Wn under the cars an,
lnis niss""aymen ", boarded a LAX
Other =, !, erand 'al Crossing, chica
svss .,s night, abducted a passou
,hs s' aa standing on the rear pln,
d thsO eOa.h' !, bound and garge,
isivsSas dragged him into a,
t,ervr,ih GIar, where they robbe'
saicu. OF value he had Ii
w Ne o,h, ~, was almost destroye,
4 ljvssu.e' jsuer night 1t started i
nph rs,, barn and DESTROYED
Asrkett tt,ery, a0ay a shoe store,
N,rs sand a drug store. 81
rhe eremated In the liver
'7A''ng tas Gre. "''a00' IN