Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-25

| VOLUME l..
H. companies of the Fifth infan'
Vu rriyet at San Francisco on the
4 'r from Fort Sheridan en- route
China.
ends. considered by London
. par,iJ superior to those from south
e. and valued at from twenty
IT, ~ fifty per cent. higher have
4 1isco,ered at the diggings of the
" us, liver in British Guiana,
. ,,or department, on the 18TH
" nnhlic the Filipino corresponds
y rantnred some months ago by
7 rnnston's command in Luzon' II
H. interesting reading IRON I,
spteyer point of view 1t IS cOnSia'
a. .
ia.rt Diaz of Mexico has par
4 Clark, of Mobile, Ala.
On March II last, was sentenced
n, months' Imprisonment for cans
a. = locomotive engineer, an ac
MI in which the Mexican fireman
n killed.
Senator ingalls,, who had been il
L Meyico for a long time seeking
\ rocruit his health, having grow
{. ob worse. decided, on the 18th, t.
nm 10 Atchison, Kas., upon the al
Il of his son who had been sum
uoned to his side
u %, Zen, Wood met with a rousinI
.pention, on the 10th, along the lin
H. Puerto Principe to Nueyita'
H.. The Judges, the civil governo
"a 4 his staff and the mayor accom-
p;ed him to the Viking. The cite
. The entire district were much pac
Ia by his visit.
In the launching of the Russia
'r,scr No,icll, at Dantzic, on tn
I'm which was witnessed by NJ. Loci
former minister of marine fo
Ivsnce, Pierre Maltzetf, captain of tn
rs,sion cruiser, significantly II
Bred TO the "Russo-German" con
'8leship in China.
h. largest consignment of gold bu
I'm ever exported in single day wa
.linped from New York by the steam
" Teutonic and ST. Paul, on the l5tl
Il follows Barring, Magoun d &c
Mae 900. lIeidelbach, lckelheim
II 100000. Total, SIS, 100000. I'll
La was consigned to London.
|HbAiciaI confirmation of the captu'
Pekin hN the allied forces and ii
lief Of the foreign legations al
No and Chinese Christians fro
Dir long imprisormentand suspens
Is received by the state and navy d
rtments on the 18th. One repo
KS that the Chinese offered stro1
sstnnce.
EColis P. Huntington, president
ia Southern Pacific railroad, died
be Knot lodge, his camp in the AZ
|rondack region, on the 14th. VIII
-. Huntington went to the lodge,
liz 9th, he was in his usual go,
Ikalth, and remained so up to an no
|kiore his demise. He was probah
North $2O,OOO,OOO.
a A messenger from Col. Hoare, co
handing the British garrison
Islands River, who reached Mafeliir
|on the 14th, reported that the gar
pn was still holding out when he lie
although Col. Hoare had sustained
casualties. Gen. Ian Hamilton, wi
IA force OF cavalry, had been sent
Erleye the garrison.
Nv United States Ambassador Choa
Etttended by the full embassy sta
kited the United States cruiser h
more, at Grcenwich,o on the 18th. I
rty was received by Rear-Adml
atson and Capt, Forsyth; and
ns that did so well at Man
bOmed out over the Thames in ,
hbassador's honor.
The list OF awards to American
nbltors at the Paris exposition y
nade public on the nth. The Uni
aotes, in alt, secured 1881 awards.
<hese go were grand prizes, 4S6 &
nedaIS, Ssh silver medals, APP bro
medals, 270 honorable mentions, {
long list Of gold, silver and bro
medals for collaborators.
1t was reported in Hong Kong,
IN 10Th, that the Canton customs
Ftment had received a dispatch S
ng that Sir Robert Hart, direc
neral of Chinese imperial maritt
pstoms, accompanied by his staff,
III Pekin, under Chinese escort,
pa a cruiser would be sent to N
IN on his reaching the coast.
Dealing with the question of An
Nan coal imports. on the nth.