Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-25

has been contact with that Of the country, tor
two and a half. decades past, to need
review now. II he had faults, who has
uro""eo not? Ifhe erred, was he not human3 At
this time, when death has marked him
dead again. for its own, all criticism of minor weak
nesses will be hushed in the remem-
-. brance of the mans great deeds, his d
OoAA"' services to his country.
3 And the genuine feeling of regret .
Jlrich, Mo-, that he has passed away will come no +
IT. less from the south than from the north.
Whatever of rancor may have grown
Will ne sent out of political discussions and dissen-
nter. sions, the southern soldier will remem- y
I killed his Der Grants magnanimity at Appomat-
Falls, M. T. tox. .
In life a leader, in death he will live q
Wehty -ioor in the memory of his countrymen as
n this co"h- one of the most distinguished citizens {
and soldiers.
,"."".o The following is a copy of q telegram
in relation to the opening of the cattle o
trail in the Indian Territory, which has
ltleman has been sent to Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan from
prairie with the war department: "You are in- s.
|structed by the secretary of war to
.itake such measures and use such means tt
"a as will carry out the decision OF the
VI y secretary OF the interior to open and D
keep open the cattle trails and high G
es of chol- ways leading into the Indian Territory
, and 761 and therefrom to and upon the public n
LANDS, for the purpose of unobstructedI
Oh. ona NJ passage of cattle and other purposes OF u
rere felt in III ninolo a
Oliver P. Underwood, who has lately
q the soutb- fallen into some %disrepute on account =
Iones ntbe of his connection with the Ellen Fackey a
~ seduction case, was placed in Jail at
independence, Saturday, on a charge 7
come from of killing Winfield Scott Smith at Blue
Y upon the Springs. Some fears of lynching were d
felt, and Underwood was closely guard i.
80 .ouo. ed on the journey from Blue Springs.
all and all Inc pafues weie N, ana - Il
to the heart with a pocket-knife. t.
ho Secretary Whitney has decided that
- the eight hour law shall hereafter be
- enforced in the different navy yards, q
in London; that is, employees shall receive a full Il
cen made to days pay for eight hours labor. p
ngs. Heretofore they have received eight !
-. :. hours pay for eight hours labor. The
80. general order directing the change has L
,a not been issued, but information OF the Fl
proposed change has been received at
IN newspa- the Washington navy yard. r.
New York <m, tD-....-:o .,1oa .ho n,.vos,
"i'"' only a sentiment; it is not a fact." !"
- Why is it not a fact? Unless the figure
will be re- |of sneech is discarded for a literal ex- q
sustained preston. One newspaper having done d
recent war this, others seem to fall into line with
out either rhyme or reason. If Brit u
,rdered his ANNA does not rule the waves just now -
, Saturday we should like to know who does c
If in a Jer- navally and commercially. Lea
John Roach, last Saturday, made an O.
l chief dep assignment for the nenen. d us creoi tt
of PORTS. tors. Some of his friends say he was
d with s2,- forced into oankfap'cy oy tne course a =
of Secretary Whitney in reference to h
- the Dolphin. At Washington it Is
OF Jopiin' thought that the assignment is a dodge y
desperate to get up sympathy for him in his ef-
On fort to palm of Oh the government a q
hieh hung worthless vessel. ii
- st. Paul Pioneer Press :-"The ex- 7
the weath- pected arrival in a few days of the p
comparative British bark Isabel at Tacoma from
n thls issue Yokohama, with a cargo of teas for 81. Z
la aoiy pre- Paul over the Northern Pacific Rail- =
road, is an event of importance in the n
, Duluth to history of that great transcontinental c.
nd q cargo highway, as marking the initial step in
Ste. Marie the development OF It's ihteroceshic p"
,engers and commerce." IL
Mr.. j. NJ. Julian has started a new a
wv cases in daily and weekly newspaper at San tt
hs. Mad. Diego, CAL, the San Diegan. We wish O
of it and him success If the democrats :.
there were out there want democracy, pure and q
4 thirteen indebted, honest and genuine, free from
cant and hypocrisy they should support p
Brother Julian's paper. "
n of New Mr.. Cleveland's administration is 80
mt of the wise, prudent and conservative, that c.
inhabitants democrats are beginning to hope they g
as a state NAV gain the Z. S. Senate for the second -
half of his term. CT
au at WASH H~YDROPHOBlA ULAlMS a VIUTlM. h
liz p.s.u CHARLESTON, s. c., July 2O.-Louis q
ma lal Foster, colored, aged Is, of Spartas- y
Its appear burg, s. c., was bitten by a mad dog =
the port of two years ago. Yesterday he was at '
tackled with hydrophobia and to-day b
- he died. III
n the Kings
who want mum ihnSAon"i n
rnlng maze WASHINGTON, July 23. \
hours on The following telegram was sent ear o
yelling in ly this morning: tt
Iashl Just ITO Mrs. U. 3. Grant, MOUNT NC
Gregor: b
"Accept this expression of my heart =
cid at Salt felt sympathy In this hour of your n
great affection. The people OF the ma \
ton mourn with you. They would -
'ohaoitatlon reach if they could with kindly comfort, =
tie lin 81 1000 the depths Of sorrow which is yours .
had ten alone, ana winch only the pny . Il "oo -,
IS no law /" [signed.l GROVER CLEVELAND" !
lid this year
November 8; Hogs are diving in Rails county from f
ota, Novem- cholera. b
Jersey, No Joe Perry sold, July ~, to JAS. Kelly, 2 q
/; Pennsyl- STEERS l.si'' 81 Genus. .
November 8: q III , e ~ AA~ NNp
Jas. Kincaid sold, July 20, to Smith & Ham
ydrophobic. Gu, . g. .a, nN', CIV S >. aus ua =.
" ".A IN Kittison's Midway Park, Johnston paced a l
accomplish mile IN 2:7i, the fastest mile ever paced in q
the country single harness. except his 2:OGt. at Chicago, |
hrieks out, last fall. Brown jug paced a quarter in 33
asions, as he seconds. t
off IN some M va Da""l "AHn "aa' 10"
Messrs. Brightwell and LOOMS, but not to
Sot,r the same extent. She looked wild and be- !
md some of n"'e" o