Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

is defeated.
Miss Eliza Hare of Rru9wicl,
No., was stricken down with aspasm
|lastewcok and fell into a iire uacc IN
| which there was d large fire, aad was
SO badiy-burned that death fnsaedt
three days afterwards. 1
Mrs. Parish Duncan Carol, Of ST.
Louis, says that she gives the totes of
fourteen persons for GreelW-her
husband aud thirteen sons, ,nd she
challenges any woman Ill Missouri 10
give US many for Grant.
Blyth's steam mill, one IN lie west
of Albany, blew up on Wednesday
Oct. 10th, scattering fragments OF the
boiler in every direction and severely
injuriug Thomas Biyth and Slightly
injuring MIR. Greenlee.
There was O double wedding at
the church at Siblcy last Slbbath.
The contracting parties were Mr..
Jos. Hawk TO Miss Martha Mintcr
aud Mr.. Mike Arnold to Mis- Laura
Minter. The brides are sistes.
Baptist Peoria, james Vhaley,
Frank Boyer and James Whaey, jr.,
of the Cherokee Nation, are witnesses
in the ellis will ease, now bdorc the
Circuit Court i'll Warrensburg These
Indian gentlemen attract no Ittle at
tcution.
During the present political x
element a matter of great iimpor-
lance has escaped the attention of
most of u citizens. 1t is the fact
that each township is required to.
eject its registrar. VIII the
Executive Committee attend to this
matter throughout the country?
Rev. DIR. Camp, leaves the city OIL
Saturday for his new field of labor IN
Lafayette county. He Carries with
him tho love anu respect of many of
our people, who wish him Il long life
and II happy one.-Boonville Adver-
tiscr, 25th.
Clinton registered more votes than
either S~dalia or Boonvi!ie, and there
are ut least 200 voters who helomg in
Clinton, and who were not here 10
register, having left to work On the
railroad i'll the Indian Nation previ=
Gus TO the Observation-Disclosures
Dave BeniIy, culored, was tried be-
fore justice. j. l.. Morgan last Thurs
day, OF . c argc of firing the barn OF
Mr.. W. D.. Mathews. He was brough,
to this place. and % here sent TO
BounNIiir for safe Keeping. This is
the fourth fire that has occurred in
Glasgow and vicinity Within the past
f." weeks. and sc hope the last
[Favritc Advertiser.
About a week ago. the boiler in
Hcward's old SAW mill. about three
miles above the iMouth of the LaAtne,
in Cooper county. c%X.lode,t, sllatter-
;ns the building I" pisces. y piece
of the boiler struck a horse cutting OF
his leg, i'll consequence Of which he
lie had TO be shot. Several of the
workrnen received slight injuries.
About five o'clock Oh Thursday
evening ii lamp exploded in the front
room up stairs. of the Everett
House, in Kansas City. The
fire at once igniicd the lace cur
tains OH the window. and in Il moment
tho room was illuminated by IL mas
of flame. With cnmmYiidahle pres
eHce ofmind. the PARTIES i'll I!.r hous,
tore down and sInot.tred with quilts
AID blankets the burning drapcry,
a';d in less than three minutes sac.
credch in sInothrring every vc,tigc q
fire. No one hurt-dhnnage Slight.
TIL. wife of Ben Tucker, at Stur.
.eou. ccniniiil",. suEr.d" by hanging
hrrsrifin the barn. OH The Esd. Wirrl
Mr.. Tucker found the body of Ills ~,
he was % frightened that instead o
: ,.nI;j,,'r her. s,.tun In. tnnnniaI his
horse AMI rode = quarter of a mile
for assistance. When cut down, tho
body was still warm. Brior" DIN
uniting She act she Wrote Il litter,
and prepared aud arranged the
clothes in which TO be buried, also
placing Il lounge on which to lay oui
her body on. She is said 10 have
been slightly dcramyri for SOM. tim.
phss.-[CcutraIia Guard.
The sale 1T John g.. Browns la.
week was attended 10y at icu~i I,5tt
persons. aud everything brough,
good prices. Vim. Stone purriia>im.
y couple of ALEXANDRIA colts. uu,i,u
:or them 500, one IL ,rarlinw an!
III" other Il smrkling colt. \ COW
nearly a fHiI-hrrd DurI,am.' hrnuyn,
so. ainl i~w"-yrnr-".d steers $50 !.
piece. H. s'ocH Wa al goat. u. Il
it sold II ;!iVn"r'd ~ rc>. rlnNi un
c~"i.rlusiv,ih tih'' a !. go. Ni>lr.
T." nnaSr III ~ i-r t. ,.,,, y,i
I" rails, i.ia" 80, co.. .,
II "'.!,'> y" nt. ...i. :. :
cents igrr '.r...s t.. n
m"Ed Cnms ft.Ii"..
pra't .'.i,~ hsan '.'.r a., ..,.
young. 4, Il o.. :: ,.,i / -
u few DAYS >itrt $50. - =. 80, -
" H., u.,n III II" +, ir.r a'"t SGT. !.
al la, Snru. "n., =. ,n'. - , .
si,pn- ,",i:,.i. ','".ain = '.; ~
,ramri.y. :,i /, who u So
h",u his ci,u-'!: i..dit'.n. I, i.,..-
!irr'~ pilgrimage" and e. =. :
weep thai hr :! ouiu hnvri,".. .. ,.
suddenly tnkrn irD,n thru iil.,n be ..
~! WITH 'lin'trria hu; four days. au,l
inniy =: IS unused {" weep filled ~ Ia
tears last sunday evening a, the cas-
k,t that contained his remains was
placed! i"n,t.ril in is last resting
place.-titichm"hd ~.a-rrvn;or.
ROw.-Thc cnlorci ririz"n- -. R,cl,-
mnuh had n festival ~ the Col .r",'
Baptist Ehur II "G asst Sa,iid V
evening: yunIh. !,"iu'y aud .pt,l an.
w.rcthcrr ri"Iu" j.. a%a,.in. r~t".>ur..
TO III" occasion: the caiahlrs were
rood and plenty, and above all. u
speaker WAS Ere,an: - aid 81 l;brra.
supply OF food Tor tie i~uiril.ciTri
man. All went merry as II "auarrirge
%'c;l,' Uii!l tie lecture r~u.s,iurmrrd,
then n drunken ut"u by The nance.
Green Smith i]uiru,iril hi ;,r >rmrr.
aud commenced Il row which spread
aud grew 10 satIr prnpor,ions MS Ia
rollars'1lia affair in a rr'"rri f~istirnff.
iiic Marshal after considerable ,rou-
bic succeeded in ending lie fight and
lakilI" one or tw" to the caiai,uose.
a contribution cox was handed
around in the morning and they OIL
tributed 50 so each to the grading of
the streets. Nobody seriously hurt,
except in feelings.-[Republican.
A DELIBERATE Naturalization.
day evening, 'tiie 2lst inst, Mr.. b.
Percy, conductor on the wight ex-
press of the a. Il p. r. r., was shot
down ut the depot in MarshicId.
Immediately after the night express
left Springfield, Mr.Pcrcy. the con-
ductor, passed through the cars coll
ttectins tickets oil fare. He found on
the lrain a youth about eighteen
years of aye who had no ticket and
who said lie was without moncy but