Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Gold in New York, Thursday. 1904.
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A prohibition ticket ha. been nomiua-
ted in Henry county.
Gen. Tom Ewing. Ui Ohio, has been
re nominated for congress.
Hon. Bailie Peyton. OF Gallatin, TENN.
died at his residence. last Sunday.
The banks of Cincinnati refuse to take
trade dollars at more than 90 cents.
Every democrat 50 lar nominated Tor
i'll this state is i sound green
hacker.
Hon. David Rea was re-nominated for
III the ninth district, last
Thursday.
The Maries county democrats have
declared themselves for Hon. Geo. q
Vest tor senator.
Senator Blaine Was badly bruised up.
last Sunday, his horSe running away
and badly wrcckiug his carriage.
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Gen. Garfield was renominated tor
congress by the republicans OF the nine
49,. 49,. HN,.-I-
yellow fever is thought to be more
malignant at Grenada. Miss, than II
has ever before been known in the
country.
1t looks very much Is II the present
peace in Europe was only a rest TO en-
able the nations to get ready for a gen
era war.
thas. +. Hanr, cashier OF the IN
change Bank. Cleveland, Ohio, com
mitleL suicide last Monday morning. by
taking poison.
Dennis kearncy delivered himself OF
his usual number oil cu>swords III
a speech at Lucas market. ST. LOUIS,
Thursday night.
The FIRST National Il Quincy say
iurs banks, Quincy Ills, suspended bust
ness. last Monday. The strongest assu-
RANGES are given that depositors will be
paid in full.
John f Leete, i witness before the
Potter COMMITTEE, has become insane.
owing 10 excitement and anxiety Tor his
family. which is in New Orleans, his
wife and children being sick with yell
low fever.
Capt. Jno. K. Boifingcr, OF ST. Louis,
called at the war department, in Wash
ingtou City, 4 few days ago. and re-
ceived the assurance that the appropri-
ations for the Mississippi Valley would
not be cut down.
There was 4 dcad lock in the con-
gressiunal convention in the tenth dis
trict. ut C%hilllcothe. Thursday-Mansur.
So; Musser. - other votes scattering !;
necessary to a choice. ii. Two hundred
and fitty-two ballots had been taken.
Chambers Bros. OF Muscatine. Iowa.
one OF the most extensive lumber man
utacturing firms on the river, fled 3
petition in bankruptcy at Davenport
last Monday. Liabilities $780, coo, $50
600 OF which i secured. assets $50. 400.
The Hon. W. +. Gladstone ls 20 be .
contributor to the SeptemberLOcto5er
number OF the American Review His
topic will be. ''IIin Beyond Sea- Adj
miral Porter i to furnish an article
ON torpedo Warfare tor the same
number.
The grading and bridge hands
about Glasgow, on the Chicago y Alton
railroad. seem to be very hostile to each
other. and had a general battle with
clubs. malletS and shil!a!ahs last Sunday
night, with the usual complement Of bro
ken noses and cracked sconces.
10. Co,cOrd, 4 lawyer. Of ST Lotus. and
at one time a republican member of the
legislature. murdered his wife and COM
mitted suicide. at the Girard House. ST.
Louis, last Saturday. Colcord was, at
one time. 4 very brilliant young man, OF
much promise, but ruined himself by
drink.
St. Louis Times: The supreme court
of North Carolina adjourned last week
and with it also adjourned SINE die the
last official remains Of the republican,
party i'll that state. The new court and
every other department OF the local
government il now democratic and
thoroughly disinfectad.
The one hundred ana twentieth
ballot in the congressional convention
Tor the sixth district of Missouri, Car
thage, Thursday, stood, Morgan 81 80
Ferguson, II; Salmon. Ia Stone, 20
Stratton. t %; Bassrtt, II, WaddeIl
16 u; necessary to a choice, jo. 1t
WAS lpuSIl llsiL 1iOiS ih 'N4t ~ ~
nominated.
r. 3. Martindaie, one of the firm OF
+. b. Martindale & Co., publishers OF
the Journal, at indianapolis, Ind, ha:
filed a volunteer petition in bankruptcy
His liabilities are reported at $4,000.
amply secured by real estate. The tai!
IRE will not Inconvenience the Journal
which will continue to be published TN
der the old firm lame.
Postmaster-General Key denies tina
he will be a candidate for governor 0
Tennessee. but says that %sonethlni
harder will have to be said of him t
anger him than that he will be a candl
date tor vice president on a ticket wit