The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-10
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
General Notes.

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convicts from the Penitentiary: Edward
Schreiker of st. Louis, sentenced 3years for
burglary; Thomas Grey of Phelps County, 2
years for breaking Jail; David Peasner Of
Boone, Catherine Daniels Of Holt, Boone
Dale and Chas. Lotspeach Of Henry, and
John Tracy Of Randolph, sentenced 2 years
each for grand larceny.
During the month of March the State Au-
ditor will transfer from the Revenue Fund
to the State School Fund the sum Of S3l1,-
600, being one-fourth Of the entire revenue
for the year ending February 30, 1876, which
with the ameun Of $15s, 500 90 Of school
moneys remaining in the Treasury, being
the interest collected on the bond belong
ing to the fund, makes Il total to be distri-
buted for school purposes this year Of $780,
$50. O9.
Farmers from Benton and Camden Coun-
ties say hogs are dying there by thousands
with cholera.
Governor Hardin has appointed Col.
Samuel IL. Woodson Judge Of the Twenty
fourth Judicial Circuit Jackson County,,
oice Judge Sawyer, resigned. TIL vacancy
in IKE Pettis County Court, caused by the
sudden death Of Judge 4. d. Codding, has
not yet been filled.
The following pardons, under the three
fourth, ,,,,o boye heor rra,,od Nv tho Cow
ernor: Reuben Marshall, forgery, Lafay-
cite County, two years from August, 1874.
and Samuel johnson, assault to kill, tv D
years, from the same county, and for the
same time.
4 decision of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, against James L. ID. Norri-
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Tho LARGO frame residence of Arthur p
Clark son. near Columbi,. was DESTROYED lv
fire the NIGHT ,f the 9th. toyetbar with i,s
contents.
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In - ouorrol bct,yeen tvo co,oyed hov.
no,r nonnyiI,e. IN III. ooth Ron vy,ns
.truck John PAYNE. AGED "a. over the head
win a c,nh ami Wild him i,st.rtIv
The County Court l,os iyrd the ASSESS.
mani an thn r,i,r,,d. in .his county :. fo3-
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.Judpe A. 4, Se,y. Of tho yipth .;udicisl
Circuit. in attemptinr to eros, the railroad
track Mt Elijah, on the night of the odd ult..
was struck bv the Western bound train and
dangerously injured. sis condition is crit
zeal.
Jackson County.
1t has transpired that the attempted MUIR
der OF Chris. Frank near Kansas CITY, The
night of the Goth, allusion to which was
made in our last issue, was perpetrated nv
, hired ,sssssin-, ~negro-who,a ,,mo Is
Tom NcGr,aer, For somr time Mrs. Franz
and one y. Englar have hcen on terms ~
close intimacy nnd , nIot was ertored into
.o get old man FRANK ont ~ tho v,av On Mrs.
Frank MIGHT marry Fn~ler The dostordlv
negro We. hired law co,orod ,,omon
susan Andersor with money frrrisbod INV
Englcr, One hnndrcd and thirty dollars
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