Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-28

,ench, TO stand by us if we would 60 ~,
nto the compromise of 1882. Even If -"
~ 'ne Gov rrr;,g our indie
sces so"e %' S,:.,o.,, ,rsse,t and
~ ,..u, violet. his dens:
IA ., IN NJ. seem
ne"So' i, NOT cs1cuIst- Russ
ID to advance the cause of his clients. 49,
We conclude by reiterating what ora y
said in our article of January 10. the
We nause for all exposition Of reasons burs
or. ;,oor,ect in these opipions, All
pitch
so,ra,orr lamar has been q reyela- furth
ion to his nearest friends since he be- W 81 ~
anne an executive officer. There was the .
/ hope rather than an expectation that accol
ne would be able to grapple with the oePa
details of the interior department. Not inn ,
only has he lone IL successi"i!' Du. 14O,t
any assistance. His assistant Sh
secretary, Mr.. Clark, of Mississippi, conn
OIL, took the oath of office and fnrc.
,traightway went to work to illustrate milit
a swamp fever. This has left to be
Secretary Lamar to do the work of
two. He has managed to do 1t, and the tt
fo,ls ubo exnected TO find the new Sec resel
A .o s1
retary sea.eu" o. LIS ".Sa and
flnoar ana Horace anu iet'ins MAZE
partment run itself have been astonish- tecti
ed. He has kept the clerks on the jump havi
ever since he has been in office, and her
most of them have done the best weeks vide
work they ever did in their lives. servi
-
The village of Buckner, ten miles I"
east of Independence, is undergoing this
intense excitement over the act u soho man
3cOundrel, who put strychnine into the tiers
we'll at the City hotel. Tn poison had ger
been thrown into the pump, and some f Sn
lodged on the chain. By a chance the ish n
first to draw water was a railroad man, fern
who discovered some of the poison not lister
-. ,:...,..a .,ah,n - t.s,od ,uos Ond
at the discovery, which be-
yond question saved the lives Of not ~
only the boarders at the hotel but the ride
proprietor's family, and several other Mar
who depend Oh the we'll for COVE
u,, III. ..t :, oil tho moro tarr;hla for L
80 - man
because OF the TACT INA Noah 'eet' 'no of ri
proprietor of the hotel, is marshal Of Birn
the city, and on Christmas night, in arm'
self defense, shot and killed William Soml
Ackerst. The feeling awakened was
before known to the community, ~.
and the citlzens Will aio" holhins the
short of a thorough investigation. to re
- Lon,
Secretary Manning has sent a circu. whie
lar letter to the heads of bureaus and that
chiefs of divisions of the treasury de- lndl
partment, requesting them to report to Iu -
him in writing as soon as practicable EFT
whether, in their opinion, the forces A.
employed in their respective offices can proy
be reduced, and to what extent with indi
but detriment to the public service. proc
They were also requested to report "e e.
whether the methods of business can be inc
,implifed, and in general to make such tram
and recommendation ms as Afgl
nay occur to them as to how the eff
,iency Of the service may be improved, VI
.,a h,,e;,.se of tho donortne,t foo;I. mou
80. ~ slool
-a'e" al" Il oApon0eS S"i'"iea sea.
ou.. CIT. - SerSeun.ol. n Sol
I'd Geo. Fredericks, at Kansas City, in 60
June, 1888, has been declared not gull A
y. The verdict was a surprise to the noon
Judge, to the lawyers on both sides, attac
and to the prisoner. The spectators n
-... . The
"',o' -" !" oNp, W relia
He
there was some law to punish q,
uries who bring in verdicts against the mon
evidence, when they have sworn to do had
The contrary. We hope that the next than
murderer will find an unfaithful jury e,gn
nan for 8 victim. has
The New York World is engaged in "
the laudable effort of raising funds to
"pi0'' 'io ' .'e ~ itica
Liberty. 1t began to look as if this the
was to be disgraced by refus- Eng!
ing to provide a place for this hand hneo
present. Now that the World 49,
has started in On the work, we feel as the
sured it will not let up till the work is miss
We wish If great suceess. of "
ICn
Some "sarkastic kuss" has suggested ish 6
that Frank James ought to be made Inc
bank examiner. The Philadelphia md,
Press says che knows how to do it, betw
being appointed to do So" COM
Yes, aud he examined them when he IT
was least expected, and was impartial. leav,
-~- of {
BEN BUTLER. negc
From the Utica Observer.li r.
The World represents Ben Butler as the
of the cabinet: alt meets my that
This is the first attempt a class
paper has made to prove efici
the cabinet isn't a good one. tiles
EX-PRESIDENT ARTHUR. tort,
From the Bridgeport Farmer.l =.
Mr.. Arthur left the White House, ~ "A
as he entered it, decorously and with hyn
no ungainly bagging of his trousers at to u
the knees. In some respects he was a sSas
model Chief Executive. Cop
war
PEDDLERs. Low
EDITOR INTELLIGENCER Il wish to call II
the attention of the business men especially, mes
and all good citizens generally, to a matter until
which involves the interest Of US sill. but chaI
more directly that Of the merchants. l was ed u
IN the recorders court. on Wednesday even. ness
ing last. at the trial of q man errested for re. q tel
failing goods witbont a license a.. reouire, hv whe
law. The csse ws,a necu,iar ono nsosms rush
,b.t certa;n Dor,;eS IN Chinoao ph,,adoIuh,n ing
~ soma mhana s,so san annas ' - The
.- - .N'A . pa." tOuC
"".e spoouS' hn''e', iorhs' 7's'' upon the Rus
ins'a,hen' Pian' Inc piah Is 10 fehd a bon,
M"h III CITY 'o"h u mahe saies OK ers.
tneir goods' sno'deil'ering same, getting one rece
payment down. and taking the purchasers that
written obligation for the remainder In in
stallments. These sales are made by solicit
ing the same as is common with Deddlers. T.
1t seems, from the evidence before the re- a CT
cortier's court in this case that tais work was Ind
done upon the sly and amongst the poorer u