Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-08-10
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

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IN tbe I-nitod Stotes Iond lottnrv at
El Rem olLo was concluded ON tbe
tst 400 enyeIonos HAVING haan taken
from tbo ,.bools f.n for oooh dis.
t,.ict Tho dis,ribntion If claims will
now ho hao,,n
rbo eorthorn Cation on 70 on +ho
,., slad ,,anor, a. ,rnontan in
rrrosing lis conital stock from s9oo-
moo IA St1 600 GOO
The brutal murder Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y y Taliferro in Carroll countv
Miss on the nioht Of Univ 10 led 10
tba Ivnchino at CorroIltop on fine
nipht of tbe Ist. of Bctsie AIcCray.
her son. Belfeld McCroy and daugh-
fer Ida McCrav all negroes. by a mob
of zoo Carroll county citizens
rx-Conorrs,man John Davis died nt
Topclla, kos.. on the rst. John Davis
was born in Sauganon county, Ill.,,
Auyust q 1s26, was educated at the
Springfield, H., academy and the IL
linois college. at Jacksonville. He had
been a resident Of Kansas since 1872.
I'm No,,l,nd democratic. state ron.
rertion which met nj Baltimore on
Tho tst declared that the purpose of
the party, il successful in the com
;no rlection is TO eliminate the negro
from politics in MARYLAND, if such
,hino no nossiblc under the constitu.
t;on Of the state.
pooorts to r G DIM & Co. show
oo,,n,oroio1 foil,roe in tbo United
statns dnri,.o INV an with an aggre.
,.at, 1a't,>i, ;r1nhtcdneyt 5a of a. o35oas Com
pared with the same month last year,
.hana ornnnr, mos. gratifying inn
,,rc,ement az failare. were then 193
+ ,n,n,er ond 80 ~ III in amount,
M p..4.,, i,a,,.o nc lords an tbc
!" '.,,a'.,;,,a',.r,. m ,, i,,5orynd tha onnro.
..,at;nnaf r,on ooo for Lord Eoberts.
- ,'.,',,,,'i,l i, L,;,o, Edward nc n
,D,,,., - .,,a nat;or,s onnrociatior Of
ho Gold morsboI's services in South
Irr;o,
r',1.,,...,,. ,.ool. If comnarotiycly
fo''o" rs ..;,a horon h1ov,.
too' " IL ~, aoath N tha vicinity oi
ing n 'Ioi, w ~ t ~. ~ 1st sending tbe
iiuro"' =, - ~ ~ % ,og n,rling corn
,sii'l'ei a.',' ..,,,,no,ino harvest work in
olaoeS ai,I o''i,, ,Il,,aa ,,,,T Tor hours the
many "e''' ~ .,,5'i.,a l,t, s,o+ and neonle
WIN" was ~, ,v"'S ,a E,en in doors
"ei' '",'i ", .... NV . vortb,yesterp rail,
lhe 'h'v'so r.n a. d,s,
way Is tiA ''s Wv - aaa.rf,L viii
, preventive "i'0' ...a,, r;r,
adopt II Oh 10 ''''''' w.. ,a,,ato,
miieS Oh uo"''o = ~" . ooo aoI,ops y.
, for the eAPe''i"e y ''.. ~, tho mi,o
crude OH pe'"E s.,.9 49, on1 WV, ofto, nein,
ric'ureS .ano. >.4 ~, ;,nnroyoment the oi
: sho" a gr'"' 'rpp' ~, ,.;,, ,I, t'a dnst
: seeming to 90 away VIZ" w
= King Edward has acceP'eu 'i.e 70
: gnation by Maj harr'e Dn'iS, '
I companion Of the bath Jhat ou''e
having expressed the WISH 'ii'e -. :.
might be permitted to serve NJ
t. majesty without any reward va
Davis received the decoration Tor cor
: spicuous services in South Aif'ca' e, e.
i pecially in connection with the rene
:. of Mafeking,
Il Thomas MalleN, an old time ae'o
l. who for years played in "Uncie rom
CABIN, was On .Ile -, ..,,,,
the Rochester (Minn.) insane asylum
. Malley had seen so much OF uhci
a "a Tom that it affected his BRAIN an
- >, he imagines that Simon Lagree IS col
n s4antly pursuing him with bloo'
u hounds.
1t Walter S. Harrington, of Sou'
le Bend, Ind, manager of The st, Lou
y branch of the Oliver Chilled Plo
n, n, works. died in South Bend, on ii
'i list, of injuries received in stepping o
moving street car in St. Louis
"a The senate of Bremen, on the 2
~ voted TO confer the freedom of II
is is city upon Count Won Waldersee on h
90 90 return from China.
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