Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-05-06

.,.ot . Admiral Dewey declared
IN Capt. CoghIan, saying that
certain the captain could not
h ANYTHING to place him, the
IN false position.
nterpationaI Woman's Peace
i,ration committee is sending
ban for holding simultaneous
eptugs, with AN exchange OF
and peace sentiments,
0ut the world, on May 10.
A. Frey ard Egan companies
,mrers OF woodworking ma
At Cincinnati, have advanced
ps of their employees to what
r six years ago. The advance
Or cent, and 100 men are af-
tps news from Newtown, Mo-,
ses the rayages of the death
ucone that visited that town,
orh. worse. In some eases
miles were wiped out of exls-
/. total Of Il dead and 20 in
sd been reported up to the
Of the 2Sth.
Lanno, a private of Co. A.,
a,h infantry, EN- route to Ma
run over and killed at True
/, on the Goth, by a locomotive
Ianno leaves ii widow and five
at Eden Center, n. Y. The
we're Inferred in the military
at Brica, Cal.
uv in the case of Mrs. Anna L.
charged with the murder Of
D. Saxton, at Canton, o., re-
a verdict of not guilty after
~ hours deliberating, on the
he verdict was received by The
aSembled in court with unmis-
Evidence Of approval.
kSidat the navy department, on
that the developments of the
de it improbable that the Iowa
be sent 10 Manila according to
gmal programme. In view of
ic of affairs in China. however,
Dercan fleet on the Asiatic sta
pQId be kept al high standard.
London Daily Mail says it m
bis the American tender for The
tons Of rails for the railway tc
s'ucted by Cecil Rhodes, from
ayO TO Gwelo and Mafungabuz
Any thousand pounds below any
tender, but il WAS not accept.
aus delivered in an irregular
secretary of the French embas,
Washington, NJ. Thiebaut, ar,
Paris, on the 25th, and handed
anlsh-American treaty of peace
spanish ambassador, Senor Leor
lI0' who Immediately sent it tt
oy the first secretary of the
legation in Paris, the Marqui:
aIas.
on'arlo government has deter
I" make an effort to preven'
'aOS fshlng in Ontario waters
falng Inspectors have been giver
''lons to conhscate boats an,
VI Americans found fishing il
'oNden waters. The wester,
ne province may be given tn,
y attention.
'rsrdm from Ten. Otis, on tn,
'apolnccd that Aguinaldo hat
'aa' the ralregarded as tn,
w toward surrendering, name
luFS''hg a cessation of hostiIi
'a's news was hailed with de
Y 'Oe responsible heads of tn,
a"n' VINO desire nothing 81
:" honorable peace with stabl
~, aNn' Tor the Filipinos. Gen
''Ormed the Filipino emissarie
vAs unconditional surren1e
oe considered.
news from the scene of tn
9cione at Kirksville, Mo
1'" 'ynewhat modifying the nun
"''eu and wounded. in all othe
~lus''iy first reports of the aw
,"''oh " wrought, while addin,
"s"olul, curious and interest
",s to the first graphic ac
WARY 40 dead bodies ha,
NO'ered within "a hours afte
:, sp'fehce of the storm, and tn
rescue and relief was still &C
.vn'ersary 9 of the birth g
NJ. ''aht was observed with a,
m so,'e ceremonies in many citie
\, Yun'fy on the eth. At Phi
.. vi equestrian statue of III
',aeral sa, was unveiled in Fail
d,"'s, r"s, oy Miss Rosemary Sal
aagn'erof sa, q Nellie Grant-Sartori
nv NY. MGhlnley making the ded
d, rsscn' r Among those preser
mi PRESIDENT and Mrs. McKinle,
Man.. s OF the cabinet and thrs
'''nS Of the Grant family.
4. eyclones and cloud.burs
d w Shs, country, on the 27th, in Sc
NM, an'ch human lives were 10,
d.,.ip property destroyed. II
m... s',ons Of these was til,
M rsa'aally '.a destroyed Kirksyill
Il ~ ha',erward visited Newtow
Il, a's a0o ,ormer city it was estiln
eot ~ una MONIES were destroyed, /,
MI, most ! Of them remaining
!, s''s former sites. One bua'Ir,
M sefe !, believed to have be,
i. H., ',oOo injured. At Newtov
u casualties was We,
h r,s noses ,. romantic drama I"
~ ~, . story Of the Wars
al. was successfully produce
WIN IN, at the St. James theat,
N.Y. s''a d, George Alexander, Il.
ASs ", !. violet Van Brugh and NJ
% the leading roles.