Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-02

On The bond question Il INTELLIGENCE
Is IN Tue people of the county. as It aIway
has been, thinking tina. the innocent taI-payt
has rights which are IS much TO be respected
ere those OF the innocent ondhold' ~
Hi INTELLIGESCER Is reliable in NJ! i
statements. avoids the sensational, and select
IT. literary matter with = view TO the proMotio
ui good morals and good taste.
TIE INTELLIGENCER should be IN ever
family IL Lafayette county, and We respectful
,yiIcIt oil the people. OF a.! crseds aud politics
convictions, that support which we shall Ell
isaroT 10 deserve
CLUBBING RATES.
IHteul-euSer ami 81 Louis R-publican.-..S3 .:
- Louis Times ..-.-.-.--- 5 I
ST LOUIS lines, with Msp, }
Journal Of Agriculture 5
Snrai ,
Christian Advocate -.-. 4 .
central Baptist .....--.... 1 =.
Church Se~s......-- .---.- :
New York WUrlL........ ) I
New York Herald ...-..... 5
New York uu...-......... ;
Kansas ,.ty Times. SIX
months. with chance III
prIEe lsirIbHtio 49,. .
W s;-o extend 10 our Subscribers The hener
IF .rSsst c,ab rate, To the leading magazine
ani periodicals..
Reno i out on bal.
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War seems imminent in Europe.
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Rande was sentenced TO Imprisonment
f"r lie.
HAYES represents the bondholder
pretty faithfully.
Silver Is iegai tender for all debt,
public and private.
Gold il New York. Thursday. openet
and closed at FOL IS.
y destructive food has been raging Oh
the Sacramento river. California.
No thanks are due Rutherford +
HAYES that the silver bill Is 4 law.
Anderson has been sentenced TO TIVE
years III the ~penitentiary. Wells.
The democratic state convention Of Il
.inoiS vii meet at Springfield. April II
The executions OF Daniels and GreeI
We're to take place at Warrensburg an,
Kansas C:tv yesterday.
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The United States supreme court la
again gone back Oh itself, IN the case c
Bates county vs.. Winters.
The Mardt Gras procession at New
DrleaIs, last Thursday, was a gorgeou
affair. The town was full Of people.
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There is to be a meeting of the direc
tors Of the Kansas City, St. Louis & Chi
caso railroad in ST. Louis next Tuesda
and Wednesday.
They al do it. Quincy is expect!n
to have 2 large gram trade as the etiee
Of the ~jetties and the improvement OF til
Mississippi river.
Fred. Thornton. circuit clerk OF 81
Louis county. has been crazy drunk TO
weeks, and is thought to be short in hi
cash. He is being investigated.
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For president protein of the senate
last Thursday. Mr.. Ferry received 2
votes and Mr.. Thurman ga pret,,
close shave. even before March. 1879.
The St. Louis Daily Times was en-
iarged to its old dimensions yesterday
We " ish Il success in its effort to CIV,
the state an honest and ably edi,e'
democratic paper.
The huntington indicator states tina
q few days ago about two acres of land
living IN Henderson county. Tennessee
suddenly sunk two or three feet. tn
effect OF Il shock of earthquake.
The northern connections afforded I
81. Louis by the St. Louis. Kansas Cit,
* Northern railroad, will be of great ad
vantage to that city. in opening up t
her u countr from which she has bee
virtually nj off.
The nationa! or ~greenback party a:
semblcd in convention at Toledo, Ohio
on Friday of last week, and passed
long string of resolutions, some of whic
were very good, but more of whic
were cIIimerical and foolish. The lead
crs we're NJ. NJ. Pomeroy. Blanton Dun
can, Britton 4. Hill and s. +. Cary.
Gen Grant has had another interview
with a New York Herald reporter a
Cairo. i'll Egypt, in which he says tina
he did not mean to say that Summer wa
common liar. but that he was a haliu
"iuated liar. nr words to that effect
Alas, since Andy Johnson proved Gran
To be SIMS rerite he seeks for cGmpan
in high places
For several years the Kansas City pa
pers made unrelenting war upon 5,
Louis in favor of Chicago. We are gla
10 see that OF late they have change
%heir tone. Kansas City q profit niue
more by a hearty cooperation with S
Louis, te make a success OF the water
path to the sea. than she can by any a
lance with Chicago.
4 tidal wave at Callao, on the 27thul
swept away the massive walls Of tn
Muelle Dorsena, wrecked q number {
freight CARS. carried off several house
and drowned several persons. The eigt
ton blocks OF concrete, of which the ca
ing Of the Muelle Dorsens was formed
were knocked down and strewn abou,
vessels in the harbor rolled and pitche
,dreadfully. their decks being constant
washed. For ten days previous stron
shocks of earthquake had been felt /
.:he vicinity.