Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-31

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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Alas! the boom is 'busted.'
The Hayden trial cost $4,000.
Gold has been found inHowell county.
MIR. Hayden has been released on
bail.
Kansas City Is to have smelling works
A woman has diet oil starvation in
Kilkenny.
Lafayette county warrants are worth
100 cents.
The Slater Sentinel is iull OF nothings
this week.
Col. Philips took the iron clad oath
last Monday.
The Iowa legislature stands, Blaine,
81 Grant, IA.
Garfield announces himself flat-footed-
" for Sherman.
State immigration convention, st.
Louis, March II.
The next dodge is to distranchise the
south by the census.
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Oregon county raised over SIo. D
worth of cotton last year.
The second volume of the statutes
will be ready mex week.
The Grant boom got some terrible
digs in the RIBS this week.
The TIVE Missouri senators sat down
very hard on Gen. Mcneil.
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Jay Gould has been elected president
OF the NJ, K. s. T. railroad.
Iron is still booming. There was an
advance OF 81 per ton last week.
Senator Vest filed a very strong de-
murrsr to Gen. McNell's appointment.
Hon. james McHenry will be a cam
didsts for reelection as register OF
lands.
Hon. Jno. A. Hockaday IS lavorabiy ,
spoken Of for governor. He would
grace the position. |.
The mighty foot of Ulysses caused
The earth to quake when it was placed
upon poor little Cuba.
Hon. D. H. Mcintyre. one of the pur-
est and ablest men in Missouri. is spo-
ken Of for attorney-gensral. :
The state treasury Is paying all war t
rants on presentation. and will continue !
10 do so throughout the year. I
Hassaursk has peer to Washington
to tell the republican managers that the
Germans will not vote for Grant.
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Sunday before last thieves entered the t
Christian church at Marble Hill, and
stole two communion service plates. t
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Last years Delaware peach crop .
amounted to nearly four million baskets, +
from which 81. soc, 900 was realized. u
The project of %tunneling the Niagara l
river IL still attracting attention In Buff @
falo, and several prominent men say it 8
10 quite practicable. s
Charles H. Hardin was hanged, Fri :
day OF last week. for the murder OF Il y
mover named Ferguson. There was a t
large crowd present. .
The colored republicans in the north +
are holding meetings to denounce the il
republican party for using them as tools i
% put white republicans into office. c
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1t Ii asserted with great appearance -
Of certainty that nothing will be placed :
In the congressional appropriation bills :.
which will provoke extended debate. '
The people Of Franklin county have
csntrlbutsd 1922 for the support OF the
judges from that county, now incareer-
atsd in St. Louis by the United States
esurt. q
However badly the Indians get along q
without provisions or blankets, 1t seems. l
Aem recent developments at Washing I
Con, that they could very we'll dispense
With sehurz. '
The Maine supreme our decided, in
answer to the questions OF the f%usionists, I
chat the republican legislature was ls- |
gal. The fusionists thereupon adjourned
sill August 4, which is virtually sine ,
die. /.
Senator Wade Hampton has never '
fully recovered from tho illness which
came with the loss of his leg, and, not l
being in good health, he has not rallied s
from the dependency occasloned by the {
death OF his sen. 4
4 shooting ARRAY occurred at Lone
Jack. Wednesday night of last week,
tn which Green Crisp, brother OF Col.
John T. Crisp, was killed. aud George
Tate seriously wounded. A man named
HarksnburE did the shooting. /,
The house and senate maJorities agree
- push the appropriation bills as fast
a possible. This insures a short ses-
sisn. From expressions on all sides, it
= evident the influential members OF
both houses are in earnest on this sub
jet.
The celebrated castle of Chapultepec,
In Mexico, is to be reitted Tor the recsp-
Hon of Gen. Grant. The castle is two
miles from the city, overlooking the en-
tire valley and city. A house is also
being prepared in the city to enable the
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